| Show PACE SETTER Casares Top Pro V' WITH AL WARDEN Football Is Big Business Gridder University of Wyoming looks like a “shoo” in to win the 1956 Skyline Conference football gonfalon Last weekend they trotted out one of the best coached teams this corner has ever watched in action in more than 40 years of sports reporting in this section Jim plus '6S0 Head Coach Phil Dickens and No such calls are permitted either his assistants Bob Hicks Lou Cut-- om or ° McCulloughr Wilbur Stevens and Try to suFplement meals by John Townsend and trainer Larrv Klaus have done wonders with akiR5 for seconds or by eating food that is not prescribed the current Wyoming squad a In many respects the line play’ aI menus are studied carefully defensive and offensive plav of beforehand Break training of any nature the Cowboys in registering their 21-- 0 win over Utah State re- - after the game without the that of many of the pres- - cial permission of the head coach Lease the train or the private ent day pro teams of the Na- coaches without the permission of tional League Evidently every squad member one °f the coaching staff of the Cowboys received printed Remember vou are icpreent-dat- a on all cf the Utah State in" the University of Wyoming at a11 times plays plus instructions galore One of our buddies found the the members of the Pne Wyoming varsity football data mi Wyoming team or traveling squad one of the phone boothwit Hotel i°Lted one of the rules Ben Lomond and turneNrit over n°t making phone calls hence this information would never to us for careful scrutiny? To say that we were amazed have Lllen into our hands The data included data on each is putting it mildly the L tab State plav ers and That’s the reason we say foot- ball is big business these 'da vs specificallj states that Hill (26) Prince Diagrammed plays of Utah State Whatcott (42) (33) data on each of the Farmers’ Smith (43) and Winters 05) a n passer were plavers players are covered very' thor-'£rewatch at all times oughly 11 Utah The scouting data was complete State plav ere are refeired to bv their last names with in every detail From the printed data the fnl- - the exception of Jack Hill was featured and we sub- - Ameiica candidate He is called Mr Hill throughout the vast j c t mit it in part: The 'following i a list of in- - of Jnstr uctiom 'bhev have this to say anent structions for the players on foot- Hill: ball trips The idea of this paper “Mr Hill — This bov does ev cryxs to insure a clear understand- ing between the coaches and ' thin3 ancJ does it well except play players on how each individual defense He is great on pass dels to conduct himself on the trip fernse Lut does not like to tackle and to make it possible that every Without Hill I don’t know what State would do He kicks plaver is in the best possible Ltah mental and phv sical condition to be kicks-of- f he Kicks extra points win the game which is the only he runs he passes he runs punt returns and we even suspect that object of the trip he does a little coaching on the PLA1LR SHOULD: side We do not have room to I repare mentally for the trip print all his accomplishments All by asking himself “Why am I ou hate to do is pick u p t h e bemg taken on this trip?’ vou if want more m- newspaper Lheck his equipment bag and formation about Mr Hill Need- see that all the equipment that less to say they like to plav Jack is needed is being taken as much as they possibly can so Make all arrangements about he can break more records ” tiCkeS bef0re POWERFUL OFFENSE This is the data on Utah State’s Maintain an attitude of serious offense: on concentration the task at hand “Ltah State’s offense is a well Accordingly noise and hilaritv’ balanced offense They run in- are distinctly out of place slcis and outside up the middle Rcturn home with the after the game unless some squad plav- - and throw better than anv team er lives m the vicimtv of the we have plaved this vear Thev game and then permission of the sel both flankers and floaters and head coach is necessary in each nm the belly series as well as case the regular Spht-- plavs All four Each one should keep in mird o£ their first string backs are good that the main object of the trip fanners and we must be on our An win the ball game and do toes at all times and make no bis part to cooperate m order to mistakes because they can score from any position on the field” attain this end In c!osin?- the Wvoming PLAYFTt siinrin- structions carried this message: Start the trip by being late at “Linebackers the plane tram or bus where the Plav sour positionStar at home fquad i supposed to meet "Tim i the biGet line canhlms hi any wn play asaint thk -aear lind uhRo in the hotel or on "Heath up football!- On anv k‘rk field goal attempt or anv A' Allow visitors m his hote! room place on the field thev ' may do Try to educate your friends to anvthm :'Hrd vicious foolbail for CO 'J telephone for minutes i rv to use either local or long distance calls ’em Hell” gj NT -h- f’fiFV -U i Ik ' f r-- d F c r- 579 Ken 226 OOAMA High individual series Julian Gunderson ’ 561 and Jack Treu 508 high individual game Wes Harju 200 and Julian Gunderson 199 high team series Craters 2998 and high team game Craters 1040 ' MT OGDEN LADIES High Individual series Elsie Hoffman 514 and Betty Better-idg- e 439 high individual game Grace Qumn 207 and Elsie Hoffman 139 high team series Hoffman's Supper Club 2650 and high team game Hoffman's Supper Club 929 WASATCH High individual series Grant Miller 612 and Art Lafeber 583 high individual game Jim Yer-ag- e 236 and Fred Profaizer team series Hal Danials’’ Printer 3023 and high team game Ogden Lithograph' 3054 NAVAL SUPPLY' DEPOT High individual series Gordon Gouldcn 583 and Mike Salvatore 553 high individual game Gordon Gouldcn 206 and Ernie August 199 high team senes Ltah Bottling 3009 and high team game Smedley riumbmg and Heating 1074 220-hig- continental bakery EMPLOYES individual series h “meet-nr-oflhe-un- - the opening gmes cf the annual Ilolidiv Petnal m lO-tca- baikttball T'-l- o tournament at Garth n Square Ag-R- e Madi-fe- n beginning “r-ifl- l- — UCLA-Wadiingto- n point-spread- s 1 A e -- - -- Mi-urh- y 1 e C-- 4 G wir-fme- through tms :i t a I!t-!'-- j tho i vi'h fttr Vi t r is No hml tram - eleven m r- 1 fc r s n e v f Lam n ( c N H e its ? cxr i a" t t' " T i jm rs p j 4 feheVP AH ' he- - 101 8 a the n a 1 c ’ 1 grcjrd eontcGs tut m IE fare a team vkrh has : ' N'm ’ 1 D v1 ’ f- -r an average cf 257 9 vards in seven game c Naw (each Ed he Er i !aa caii Tur:L he thaurh Naw's hrm p’avi l:tcr thun ti e r( Imth McL an Sts’m ar I Okli-hrm1 a lmLrg tre Dw t ai6 ri:' 1:9 SV :r'L t at D uruam I)j Cv-in uj B N - - a v ’ Murrav 11 rf N1 nr t ir Blue s Lcr rij rr dcfrnsse that him to 1 h c nic Dev d s' - ! v rr cf Red IVIiig iii at whrh puts tie err Laws cn fr cr It all centre pc v Seroi-Firae- Truth Didn't Hurt Boston Celtics BOSTON (NEA) -sr me times w TNd A 'j C m Is r- - v w T ? give 5f rcr d ch:' :c It seems tht whm Lb e the Eo'izi cltrs’ bread a: I t Utter man was at Unix C rc i:h 1 I C a : ccrsr’i st play dcfcrc” i - Avrhachj c J Coui finall) cam? to th? Last arkej : A’jcrlach another IIly Crcrs sea-o- abo Celt-1C- p t v-a- star Tcm Hcmrrln He cries pftrr t e saM Red n all th? way "IP ark to defer re” ‘ ? r'ete ’ f U 5 i :t n M : tc- ? I 7 15 r r ri (O wr? e d ‘t r 1 ' s : ' r r t f xf r s -- - u 1 t t I r t C ” f r : ft’ '1 r f r f it rj7 c: ran i ( e - r-: r -- ns t v -- : 3 fr D e pg -- - t" r 2 rt — A! r j r I - - r r f ’5 r ' : h :i rav Is d Celtic — to A‘wt n i ard Auerbach is t j r g too “But that’s criy I rcau'e t Uh SALT LAKE CITY’ (IT — the time last hr Saturday ar i tansy p!av it th right 15 Marlin Boated Pennant-bounWv omirg nndl ' V inters upped his tUal ret wav — rrv Dai avs CAN P R f A’--' twice beaten Utah State 5r i x vards in pacing to 815 cn tbe have to give r ’ r thmi tits i ere tAfcr trlhrg the truu too” tato-a- l to hog meat rf th? Skv- - basis cf 53 ( u C atm 93 completions line Conference football ftatMics tempt's Zowada i ' f ! c r t trails with 678 today with Cowboy Jim Crawford' vard- irhn a1- “ Its to Play and Aggie Jack Hill netting the r " r 1 Brigham Ycurg's farrrl Jchn-Mo- Cooney 0 i pace in major individual departc ro made another t g jump in With the Sox ments t b f‘ f the department ar i Crawford boosted hi rushing' moved passing into third pcl crlv 53 yardage to 912 vards last weeki vards behind Zowada after picking up 132 vard in WHATCOTT FAILS leading the Cowbojs to a 21-win over Utah State At the same John Whatcott stellar Aggie time Big Jim scoied me touch- pas receiver failed to catch Vn down to r arrow the scoring gap1 aerial r trains! Wycmirr but hrlj on to Ls lead ever Johnny V'd-se- n belt1 cen him and Hill While Crawford was booslirg rf Denver Whatcott I vs his scoring output to 76 Hill was caught 19 passes fer 343 varus blanked for the first time this while Wilson who had a ’great season Despite failirg to scare day as Dcrvcr thumped San Joe I a( Hill held on to the scoring lead- State has held cn to 21 aerials for 3C3 sards ership with SO Hill also remained in secrrd Larry Barnes cf Colorado A&M in retained h:s purtirg leadthe race spot with a rushing ers!' p with an average rf 45 2 total of 731 even though he didn't kick as AGGIE PASSERS AOI rt to Xavier Utah State abo tontirimd L tab's Gordon Oborn held cn to domination of the pacing de- his punt return dominating with partment despite a comparatively an average cf 22 8 vards bad day agairmt the Cow hr c Tbk In team statistics Acgics’ Bob Winters paAed for pulled sway from Utah Winning Sta’c n 7 J J arris against Mvnming but the total offensive column with the cftcit v as crouch to" keep 2775 vards compared with 2 epq him in front of Larry Zowada for the Last v eek Utah A'DRY-C- H who stuck to the ground most cf State ledAcgics ARGED" by two vards 1 SHOES Grp Tip HONOLULU gs d-- I r Yanks Drill In Islands 1 rl a cn was “He kamiers Cowboys Set Gdd Pace r ' - in : A 2 t' their try - r- r SaturDur I me I - d' - t n cas-- it meets w - tc:ri-- cl the t tc-- I me - c f - 1 --f 1 r r ' re 4 a-- v?' d ccn-tinue- r n r vav n t)- ' t ! r 65 - - a- 1- h The - k frame — u d! A' FIGURES TELL STORY 1 d -- Bij ti in Genuae f Irrh setter 1 1 0 1 n 4 t t 0 DSSIGMGD fri-s- c- 1 iSr Ir:ih Yhdr C irth fer work Mr' COLD WEATHER! h-- BATTERIES 6-YE- ScollamVs Crowning Achievement BOWLERS: ENTER NOV 6fh Annual -- GUARANTEE FULL 1 FRESH Oily Fiit c” N lor lr po-w- r — or j m Ko ’vh la SCOTCH WHISKY Handicap and Scratch Divisions A 1 oiii t!cr tSNGIPD IwPCRTfU - r taTrf-chargfr- ic- - pej r 10 for pe-j- j $ Your d oi Battery Maw i er4s LLOYD Majestic in Taste Modest in Price ILENDID 520TCH WHISKY £6 3 PEOCf po- POWER rflTr 7011 mine'fi ¥ lib Classic CARRY A AR a nm IcveTj ' Pelerson FAHArJOUHT BOWL rM c v f a v 1 h : cm t cf the Green J to rarh !If rtirn j r c C is 4 rrt! 'a car : ANNAPOLIS W -- November 10 and 1 1 at Ogden's Beautiful 1 Yaw's -- Memorial error 3 Middies Will Test Duke On Saturday V - FA y IT an Ih!! th-m-- E t a u :t t If I - v a 3 - I if the Emirs Fra-- Gf (fV the New York Girts Piih ilsm i f tar han Frar i rtv Nirmis vsere tcj f r - WI-Tur- High Rav Edgmgton 541 and Lois Bohn 436 and Gene Howland 460 and Barbara Treseder 428 high individual game Ray Edgmgton 223 snd Barbara Treseder 187 and Gene Howland 170 and Lois LARAMIE M n ( UP ) — W' Bohn 175 high team series Wonder White 2016 and high team taking no c nances of a letdown' game Wonder White 691 against lightly regarded I Montana maintained a busv piae-'tic- e session today as the Cow bo s FIGHT RESULTS drilled for Saturdav's meeting against the Grizzlies in Billings Phil Dickens attempting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to Coach add depth to his offensive unit MONTEVIDEO Uruguay — Warren Benson and Bob' Hans Stretz Germanv outpointed worked MmcWi extensive!'as :epUce-menDopmar Martinez Uraguav 10 for Em Crawford and light heavyweights i Ova Stapleton ih v - t- - ILL Mill L I 1 1 fin d 1 nt i F 1 arh - ado-Miou- ri ar rs jj r enn r r grip fi r hi hay Packers c firt in pass rtenvirg total cf 21 p a ' ' s cww’t Dec 25 over Tennessee today for the gits were seven over Southern the-eeiv that undoubt- - Methodist at Dallas Brigham Young Si Johns cf New Ycrkplays ealy will determine the South- The Coloi anil Ohio at claM eastern Conference champion the Columbia Mo vvh'th is to SSate mcft5 Ih' Temyle I ore! ham Sugar Bowl entry and a high spot determine the ''lr'ncr th? ScvciTir-crfurr gn Bg m the national rankings Ullh Naenra facing Manhattan sentatne in the Orange Bowl w as one"of"foUr Saturday’s College and Notre Dane mectir r u nedten will be piajed at Atlanta games on this week's card tu-the Yillanos winner that The Ga Georgia Tech was ranked see- - others were Brown in othcr panms of the pre- "RtcCornell ond nationahy this week by the Arkansas and Lmtcd Press and lennessec third Another draw following OREGON OYEPv WbC mcs will be set uo for the ccn-'- ' Broadway oddsmakers in issuHere are the ing their “line” on next weekf r ticn programs for the P end's leading games also foresaw Saturdays other major gameson the afternoons of Dec a close battle in the u55 — srtmou‘h G’ over Co-- j 29 The semi fira’s arc scheduled nationally televised clash between Iowa and lumma Princeton 14 over liar - 'for the night of Dec 23 ar the Minnesota at Minneapolis Minne- - vard Yale 14 over rennm lv ama ' title game for the night cf Dec scita leading contender for the Syracuse 14 over Holy Cross 29 Ro-'Midwest — Michigan State 20 Bowl was the choice by six over The Turdue Michigan seven over points Gophers are ranked sixth in the nation and Iowa 10th Ehnois: Ohio State 21 ever In- - Colgate Army in f3Ur Cr Nci:h' STANFORD FAVORED we'icrn Kansas seven over Ne- - Unusual Game Oklahoma college football’s No braska 1 team t was such a prohibitive South-So- uth Carolina ieun ernNEW YORK UP)— The Extfavorite over Iowa State in their over North Carolina Athletic Cohege Conference State: Clem-fu’as chose Ames Iowa today on its 10 cf th Yarr-over “play ft Maryland riorida week” the 131 odd-ni- u that "S'cn ers cud not even is- - nine over Georgiaoffensive i p'aw Anu ’n ! sue a quotation This was the sec- - over Mismssipp? that M pre ice 5) Army's TuIimY’ State' ond time this season that the ov er Alabama six' ov cr triumph over Cclgs'e ar Kentucky a record s:rglc-rv-Sooners were tabbed an “out” &et Vandcrblt pont total Pittsburgh Duke Stanford and Southwest— Baj lor 12 over for Eastern Cohege fecit ail Texas A&M were picked to vvm Texas teams other bg games on Saturday's M’est-OreFar gon 15 over program Pitt was favored by 13 Washington !o add to Notre Dame's mi (orrta is err rVluMa uit'h Scoring Record at Pittsburgh Duke vyas six over six over Colora: AL M I : rM Michigan State f 81 Navy at Durham X C Stanford six over Utah St to 291 iv its Is s fer r m reirts Intersectional — Lniuvirimi c en mng 28 straight icctbali over Oklahoma ACM from 1959 1933 n n jv f r - Lr game-o- f ld ::n -- Ihitir- wc f ru-'ers- six-poi- the-yea- ) rg a rd - avrro-- e 4 ) rf 1 : tc-- j s - s 1 Ar-cl- w NEW YORE UP Villanova is lotted against New York I and Tern !e agaimt Fcrd-ha- Saturday record-e- ! him lt if kotfirg of Los ard G BYU to Ploy In Garden m December Tech — Cuba’s Daac Logart and Detroit’s Duke Harris both ranked among the world's top 10 welterweights had ulterior motives for a victory in i their television fight from the' Chicago Stadium tonight Logart fourth ranked wanted a win to prove that his loss to Caspar Ortega in his last bout v as a mistake Harris who never had an amaNEW YORK (AP)— Ed Bailor teur fight wanted a victory to some of that top money” former star of the Ogden Reds “make It be the 13th appearance will who contributed 23 home runs of Logart on television which to Cincinnati’s major league each featured fighter $4000 qualling output cf 221 today pajs while it will be the first video was voted the National League show for Harris who has had r sophomore-o- f for 1956 only 26 fights winning 22 The catcher formerly cf Ogden drew 71 votes and barely beat cut Ken Rover for the award The St Louis Foreign Horses in third baseman was named on 68 Laurel Workouts cf the 206 ballots caM bv memLAUREL Md (IT) — Swedbers cf the Baseball Writers ( h anted air en's Asn of America participating England's Le Pretendart and Frances Master m the annual Associated Press Being three foreign herses who pell Pittsburgh outfielder Bill Vir-do- wdi be among the competitors in Mondav’s running of the S100-00- 0 the NL while playing with the Cardinals ashington D C Internain 1955 wound up third with 57 tional were scheduled to work vetes Relief pitcher Don Bes-se- cut for the first time at Laurel of Brooklyn received five today votes and Roberto Clemente another Pirate outfielder four Wally Moon was named on one Ray Mueller to ballot but the Cards’ outfielder was ineligible for the award be- Assist Cubs cause he was a third year man CHICAGO (UP) — Rav MuMNr a coach with the New Y’oik GiBailev was just a second string ants last car ha catcher behind veteran Smoky signed to serve j Burgess at the season's cutset as a bullpen coach with the Chibut gained s regular berth as a cago Cubs next ear result of his prolific batting ' Besides his surprising home run the husky Tennes- Grove Holds Top production sean also wound up with an even 300 batting average and 75 Pitching Mark RBI's PHILADELPHIA (UP— Lcfty Grove’s 680 won and lost percentage i the highest lifetime mark fur major 3eagua pitchei s It me x p a 1031 : f r M t : - GRIDIRON HEADLINER Logart Faces Mew Rival n p c 5 - gJt- e i arc was 'fci v t g Montana Next For Cowboys IF Ns im- - in-a- u rookie-cf-the-ve- I'ro--- 0::: He Golf Course in Ikrrisville util be reach- - for use ne"' Beu J?Otiicers for the 19o7 season are shown above left to right: Lvnn Folcv nct June t Janet alker secretary and Deo Wolfai d v we president Directors of nrcsijr-the club named the officers to serve a second term In Big Show and - -- "ith if NEW GOLF OFFICERS FOR 1957 Bailey Lands Nevs? Honors Jack - -- tmcs to i:: 1C3 1 CHICAGO (UP) INDUSTRIAL individual High series Card 613 and Marv Gealta h'gh individual game Knowles 243 and Kav Sase high team scries KLO 3052 A AM Fix It Shop 1048 all c: 1 Ed M rahrFe "" (dM Card :t c CM-r- T " rp J Matsm lei m a v c r r : t j G even v i NLW YORK (UP) — Georgia’ was six over Oregon State at T ch was made a favor- - Alto Calif and the Texas rn I -i 0 t: c C “ yr - T pv ar is cv cr v ' th m N J j BOWLING RESULTS x si and r ' VMM w Tin rjj - at - or li- Til ADVANCED BOVL1NG hrf Crawford All-lowin- cr CGUi N V AVL All-Ameri- spe-semble- r ft f) Jr Uii J 25 BaRRi-T- v Pry Debt werk cf ordt T SERVICE ITD new YCM 17th and Va!l Roy Utah 36th end Walt 2lr I M iihi-p- t: n LI id |
