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(net) :,sound likea broken record,'!- - day. ------ -. Sound "fishy': But subtract , Lude smile. "But once again, Coach Ray Nagel hopes the 67 lost yardi from a gross 157 as against our defense-j- ust -Utahof :University. gridders and that's the Utah , , rushing Air Force-han- ded the offense have shaken the season ' s , attack . g chances. - We 'flat' same Out of their ',ys- Allen lost 43 of those yards gave the ball back too many tems ' i n his reluctancy to let the . times. Stale coach 1 4. plus,the fact Lude-i-sMake 'no mist ake,--This- still hop--- Pigskin fly . , that CSU put up a pretty solid Utah is a rugged team to ing for an offense to go along pass defense . . and a good move againstL Howeve- r,- I with a tough defense which ' - - stopped-- all but one of Utah's I rush thought our over-a- ll effort was l ofense effort tota APoe;y's ' -to win." backs last Saturday in Ft. Col,-- - 4- . a good enough ng an d Passmg-w- as , . : ' s'fasli were Final ' statistics yards . Coleman ' N agel and L''ude b 'Iv -, a combination of rushed for 11 yards in 10 car- - ioned around to reasons ' good hope. "letdown" lethargic ries. He had a 6.9 Ar- - -- 1. The Utes take week's ' crucial after So the into Ram oing game. ' izona State (ranked 15th te the 4g : no doubt aboutit CSU conzWyoming battle and a spirited ' n a tion) and the thr owi ng krm ' Ram crew trying to impress tined those two . - homecoming' day au- ng hi Salt Lake City , , . ' Lude mak e- tat ni ght- - Jacobs, - The Ra ms on-uAnditwasquiteaRedskitt., ball controllea the men Martba- -3 a four previous Utah-184-Ifve ' State,-had the - -- - stronghold of the-U- tah Utas averaged games 4o 143 in total. offense, y ards . Aggies-wh- ich Is becoming 308.2 yfrds total offense . . . the.- - . won the clock battle -the "gloom" capital for Far rushing-, '126.2 passing. anl,itoJacobs," West gridimn invaders. . the Rams, theAgainst - HITS LUDE OFFENSE ' home The Redskins brought Redskin total offense$,was 165 , the most important statistic - Jacobs was a real work- - yards off the average; deficit ' rt: ez illitns$4.s-- a 13-- horse. He carried the ball on B--1 e , -. not a 21 rushes for ,a, 4.8 victoryBut in glory. triumph draped . JACOBS THE HERO UTAH-CS- U SUMMARY . There were many factors-----.---- --. By GEORGE FERGUSON -- - - - .J8-.-.00i147- .- MONTH GUARANTEE . -, - , Mounted--- -- -- NYLON ALL SIZES ONE LOW PRICE ,,,,,i,, 6.50AS-- - - - ---- TUBELESS Cilip0: - 1 st QUALITY: .JUBELESS.: ,.:,..,,7.,,..,...:.,,,. - 1000 West 12300 SowN LOW PRICE- SIZES-01- 1E WHITEWALLS - , 1 rnt flirworst-Idaragainst-theita- ---- es - FELLER MEAT PACKING COMPANY Wii FINEST' ECOL1.01 , 1 a key block from Allen Jacobs and picks up 7 ,yards-against-Coldiadi-State,-Cale- -- -- T z mr.,100011146,3,4 inomommadma,...sessommoossomantom - And-Colo- SMOKING & CURING ' MONTH - - 1 Deer Process ,g-T- mf ommokermmwelklp,,,,nn..........mtannemetMY ffR!,Ljemr,ippeJlonsppeow , L- -1 - 18 LINES )7' L73 SUMMER TIRE ,Zz,. - -- igc-'1.3- cl 4 - said of his fullback, 4Murray battled the whole New Mexico team. And he did it in most cases single handed. I would say , See AGGIES on rage 114 Craig carried the ban 19 times for 113 yards and against New Mexico this is a substantial --item. After living with the game statistics during the weekend the Utah Aggie coach pointed the big finger Murray's way and 1 17'&:,;,'Z-- J The great man of the game on either side was Craig Murray, a junior from' Clear- r11"111".'''"Im61.m.'"ICOMPLETV field, Utah. 7-- 10 ) Important than just beininobts. And no onehas actused him of being anything but wise in' the way he laid out the Lobos on ,, 4, C , reran Smith, 'State has its h 1964 4 13. S a guard, with a Oasing game and a little of his turn this week at Colorado State turned ankle. We have aches hair ' lifted on s end when we as some of the homecoming and pains throughout the outfit. taliced about that two for six with We know that we have been in a two intercepted.; ' . procedure. . , i And the Aggies stand in pretty. battle-- . "Our passing game is beeter "We are aware, too, of the than that. We would have good stead to entertain the homecoming Alumni quite re- - kind of football team that Colo. thrown the ball mof4 but when rado State is. The Rams had you're ahead by 3 and they I gaily. For. Tony Knap and his big some interception troubles have two interceptions against Aggies the New Mexico 14-- 3 win against Utah and that made you, Why not be old fashioned if was enough, especially at Alba- - something of a difference in the you can win that way. They had ' , querque. game. Dolph Camilli scouted that kind of defense which was ,"They were tough, Tony said, the Rams for us and he was im killing the air garnp and which in mauling the matter again pressed. We also spent the ground game go. lag, ' . .1, Monday. night looking at the game mo- We're not stupid. No need to "That's tRe hardest hitting vies and we wete hnpressed.!' play entirely into their trap." ' club you can find. We have lost To Knap,, winning was more Tony was asked about .his I Octobor NEWS,iv(onday, - ' FULL TUBELESS 6.70115 ALL . ' TUBELESS r 730)(14 - 7.10x15 8.0004 : :7.6OX15t Mounted 8.00xls 830)(14 9.00x14 s IZE S ,) All Sizes 4-P- , ' GUARANTEED against ALL ROAD HAZARDS for 40 MONTHS Plas tax and hi titefes whitewalls odd $2M - -- - s - dewn-grading.-- 7.- - i r"-- '7 -- ii"-l- ,- , 3 'cl averages-UT- . which influenced-outco- CSO --UTAH me , . First downs the By rushing skirmish, least of which was offensive ry Passe1,, - bungling:- - on part of both Total carries , Yards gained rushing ' teams. ' Yards lost rushing yards grained rushing 7 Coachtude fliured the big. Net Passes attempted , , Passes completed Utes and for the asset the gest Pas intercepted by - ,,, , thorn Net yards gained passing - Total offense 6, tw...mg --4.,IL ussi. Punts (Number, average) , " BlocKed by e , ''''''.. 1,,'''' Allen Jacobs. back, Fumbles We'll go along with thatr., ',' Fumbles lost l ' - ; , ,Il 4..,...., OE - 4 SCORE: CSO AC - 12 21 5 a 6 1 53 143 176 0 3 ,', 1424 0, 4 3 , 3 THIRD --QUARTER On CSU's first series in this Period, a Belt pass was grabbed by Jefferson at the Ram 25 and he twisted In for the T.o. Jefferson missed the conversion. Utah's Pat McKissick made a key play when he grabbed a fumble by Ram Al Lear on the Utah 74 after Leer Caught a pass for a CSU The Redsickw then drove 54 yards, the key Play a gainer by Jacobs off a Richard Groat pitchout. Ram Ken i on the CSU glair grabbed a Gratis aeral to end the thret. tttah's John Pease bobbled I punt and CSU recovered on the Redskin IL But Lowery intercepted a Belt pass In the end zone. - -- ' -- SCORE Utah 13, CSU 3. ' FOURTH QUARTER CSU drove its Utah owna4r to where Belt ard gain. for Utah! er,. Utah's And;crreland fumbled a punt on the Redskin 72 and CSUs Dave Yurosek recovered. But Belt fumbled right back Kokal on the 19. Another- - bad quarter for Utah. - The Redskins put the beil1in,,..1 y.14,times of which three were punts. They had a mime seven yards from scrimmage. FINAL SCORE: Utah 13 t CSU 3. 7 O. - - trIlM ,,1qq.':,11y.kgm:T...t;.),p:k.E.$ - - IN ,1 , j 7.00)(13 -, ) Spacially Pricatil .. . ,- - Ellt 111111111111 4- , , ! N.. , , , t, -- . - , - 14 36 Wash. lb& Built Grist, NicCULLOCH. trolling. Sass- 61 this mat prise. ' by,, f6t-- sle h.p Another groat Antoine. Full FacCULLOCH sarskif prop & fool tank inclualod for only. - t SALTIAKE OGDEN EOGAN CITY EM - - ,GARLAND SUPPLY-TRANSPORT.. . 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Lowery grabbed a Belt on t h e Ute 43 and went to the 50, The Utes drove 50 yards in 1- 2-plays. Alien Jacobs powered throueht the middle for 42 yards in five carries. Pokfor the ey Alien pitched to d store on a play - - RoyJeffersoa converted. SCORE: Utah 7. CSU 3. ttLT I i 1011 . - 4(13 157 67 90 .4 ) 50-- ED 137 29 '. ,,,,. ' (Li? 2 4t - 25 - Si Yards Penalized . . ' , ' FIRST QUARTER 43 its first series, colored state moved 42 yards to the Utak six, Key plays were' Eddie Belts passes to Jess Willis (33 yards) and M Lear (7). Utah heid on 1 - ft - the six. Rem - Bob Wolfe7 1 booted , foga mei., in this quarter. Utah 1 piay 16 times of which three were punts. The Utes had minus 12 yards from s '1011.'4' 5 44 '$aid,,Lude: "We knew We had to stoglacobs, Ron C oleman and Pokey Allen. -We- did , . t V , in the rtzuns was 12 12 7 Ute-Ra- A A..1.4. a I - |