Show r— I — THE STUDENT LIFE SEPTEMBER 29 1952 k nibq 'PtBl mu iifii Betj fiat ' Inin n hail ntin la-- li'w of and hi vi ophf ioni! stir e of Dr Aggies Face Toughest Foes In Pacific Wyoming 'Pokes Farmers Top Grizzlies 34-1- and 329 total yards against the Bears one of ‘the ten top teams In the land Pacific led during the 0 and Hailed by first quarter only 13-- at the half Texas Tech Santa Claia Marquette and San Iiiego Navy are some of the 7-- Optimism Voiced Af Faculty hieei athletics chase however Coaches too pleased with the the Farmers against Montana Grizzlies made it evident that is necessary to get a early completion of 7-- 0 attack by Campbell gate Utah Slate Its The game story was simply thin: victory with 45 seconds remaining Utah Slate had a better second in the thud quarter Two eye-- ill-i- n than Montana's biillianl fust g catches of passes ‘thrown by Earl Lindley and Barry Flenmkea half showing Coach Eddie Chinikt t Silver-tip- s to end George Hotchkin set up the plsy just about pushed the Aggies psy-oout of Dornblaser Stadium befoit Twice in the first half the Bruthe intetmlsaion gun ended the ins penetrated deep into Aggieland —once to the 10 and again to the d half 17 But each time faulty field goal But after Ronlng's halftime ora- attempts squelched the drives A severe case of fumbleitls ham tory the Ags responded btilliantly and proceeded to make the game pered the Aggie offensive consida complete reversal of form In the erably The yarmers fumbled five wete none last 30 minutes played deep In times lecovering only once Excellent punting however wit showing of Montana territory smash into the line big factor in Utah Slate’s success the bigger A three-yar- d The game much woik smooth of- - BV ROD J EXSEX Utah State Can thank the sena- lional line bucking of fullback a robust DelRay Campbell fense and gifted second half for its 0 squeeze over Montana last week And the Aggies and Coach John Roning aie ready to heap piaise on just about everyone for the Missoula triumph gave Utah State a momentary grasp on fiist place for the young Skyline conference BY AXDY IIAYS It will be rough sledding lor the Utah State gridders on the next two Saturdays Why? Because the Aggies will face two of the best football powers in the western circuits In College of Pacific Saturday night at Ogden and Wyoming the conference favorite at home on the following Saturday afternoon Saturday night's tussle will be played on the Ogden Munic-ipl- e field beginning at 8:00 pm under the racs Pacific looms as a heavy favorite to win this tilt tomorrow based upon their size and speed and the company that the Tigers keep in their schedule Pacific Bussed The Stockton based Pacific opened against California last week and tory COP tallied 17 first downs But that isn't the whole lost 3 O fem-lv- e 1 - ff one-side- total registrar W H Bell report- 6-- ed 6 In welcoming the faculty to the initial meeting of the new school year Pres Louis L Madsen foes optimism on the prospeca 228 pound Buit Delavan tive enrollment and the college's taikle and senior anchors the program for 1952-5- 3 luge Pacific line that avciagesl al hundred greater thia tear than Each Dean then reported and jmtrorluced new faculty members' 214 pounds offensively and 217 in 1951 perhaps exceeding a 4000 in his school A by the name cf Tom McCormick will he the Man to stop by the 1'lags as he las averaged 63 yatds per carry in his two years at COP He was the fourth lending ground gainer In the nation last year Paul "'Babe'’ Dinan Utah State's half-bac- k WELCOME back Don Gillespie and t string quarter hack ('hailie Hatch fust suing end all x ill be out of action tomonow Gillespie is lost for the remainder f the season Dinnn and Hatch AGGIES TO LOGAN fu-- Vint il This means that the starting for the l’aiilic game will be the same as was listed against Montana last week George Hotchkin and Matt Tron-le- l at ends Pod Coster and Darwin e Biown at tackles Dave and Eli Keolanui at guards levv Edwards at center Batty OR N WEEK-EN- Elenmken at quarter Eail Lind-- " and Jack Hill at the halves and Del Pay Campbell at full Defensively the Aggies will put Joe Cippola and Ralph Caxalucci at ends Dale Gardner and Larry Montgomery tack'es Dale Jasper and LaMont guards Wendell Hess and Russ McGravv linebackers Junior By bee and Tom Loren-a- t and Bud Paul safety Wyoming althuugh hurt by graduation should has a much improved club over last year with Harry Geldien and Chuck Spauld- SAVE AT GERBER'S Clip This Ad and Present It for These Specials tie-u- Ktag-Ihotp- YOU D GERBER'S INTRODUCTORY OFFER next week Iine-- ( p Same ) WEEK-I- AND A Grade shirts®? 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