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Show t DESERET 4B t November NEWS, Monday, u Jr Jjr ! T57T1 a I : i i lrjC nr.. f ' iyp?c. failed to gain a first down In the second half. Neither Dick OGDEN Power paid off in Pruitt nor Ron Haun could move makt" , the offense the end here Saturday as Montana "State College " ripped "through the strong MSC line. It was largely file punting of list'. Weber in the second half to "We will "have to wrap this Lyle Johnston and the fine footwalk off with the Big Sky Weber defense that kept them thing up in the next sevens of eight days, Harrison Kohl, sec- ball crown and' 244) win over in the game until the fourth quarter when file deeper Bobcatretary of the Sun Bowl said. flie Wildcats. We will want tcTget the ticket Weber held the strong Bob-cat- s -team finally took charge. sale going and it-f- or McClung was forced to boot thWbest defensively in the first interest of the two teams to half and were trailing only know well enough ahead. the first 30 minutes. .aftpr On the Utah siade, the coachFoy MpClung, who pestered es will be asked to give a "yes or no answer to the athletic the Wilfipats all afternoon with board and then the school will his. passing, kicking and runBy United Press International make its decision-ralthou- gh the ning, sneaked one yard with You cant keep a good man yes vote appears to be cerover three minutes left In down and that goes double just tain Jn both cases. Also to vote on the matter are the first half. He then added when referring to Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain. . the players - themselves all of the PAT. The Stilt, recently recovered whom will have to give up their With an assist from file anChristmas at home to play in kle deep mud on thg field, from a pancreas ailment which sidelined him throughout much this game. Weber held the Bobcat backs of the National Basketball AsDave Miller, Dan Sundling, sociations early action, took a et. aL scoreless through the giant step towards his "homed position atop the scoring third period. The itinued- - Irom Page B and went short into Scotts hands. Its easy now to seconiPTl guess Edwards' and Insist the Aggies should have run the ball. But like Knap ,said, W H h o n't Edwards wi wouldn't have been there. He played a great ball game. -In The first half , a coupfe of Aggies were missing their assignments and it appeared Idaho would run them out of -- VI. ... j Weber v,eirpv7eirs By JIM ROBINSON Deseret News Sports Writer Sun Bowl officials told thThe Deseret News today that Utah Is high on the Sun Bowl, look ' V Sun Bowi Eyes Utes 16, 1964 i r -- -4 field goal early in intercepted a Ron Haun pass a the fourth period after the ron the Weber 35 to set.qp the Weber line stalled a MSCLfmaj MSC TD. On the first' drive on the eight. play after the interception, Less than after the Ray Foley hit Stephan on the McClung field goal Jim Tuss 20 yard line. Stephan fancy hauled down a DiCk Pruitt danced into the end zone. PAT was good. pass on the Weber 41 and The win pushed the Bobcats headed for the right corner. He picked ( up two key blocks record in Big Sky play to., finished conference Weber and went all the way. converted the PAT. mark, good for play with a Defensive back Bob Stephan a cellar finish. 3-- Mc-Clu- 0-- 3 7-- 0 Wilt's Recovered,. Scores 62 . AGGIES 4 i i. waV nXoti Utah's - Ron Coleman runs into Californios iadclers 25 gain m1WihircLquater Saturday .qt,Berkelcy.Utcs--surprise- ofter an Bears, d ' eidjhi-yar- d 14-- 0 BIG VICTORY IN BERKELEY Utes Shut Out Bears ' Bronco Stadium on the S e 8 Idaho lme"where the were held on . downs. That was a crucial defensive effort for Idaho, Knap opined. Had we scored then, I think the game would have been ours. Ags HERE'S HOW UTES DID IT SCORING SUMMARY Fourth dot tod Utah hod Its first good scorin chonco when Cal punted badly to its own 37. Groth called a spotter to Jefferson over canter- ard gave Allen a b.g run off tha left- side to tha Cat a with aovtral other plays and Coleman showed a hip to a Cal flanker and than skirted the end to score standing up 4 On tha placement try, the pass from center was high and again Groth and Jofforson didn't know what to do about it and a Poor paaa failed. Utah 4. Allen's Interception aef up the next TO when he ran it from the Call 44 to the II Again Jacobs was tha big yardage maker and soon Coleman sliced the let sde for a four-yar-d score 4wo- - efiiT he found John Pease lonesome in the end .zone 0 Utah ISAM STATISTICS Cal Utah 17 U First downs 11 7 by rushing 3 10 by passing O 0 by penalty 253 Net yards 307 83 209 rushing 44 325 ... passing 13 37 Passes attempted 4 22 completed had intercepted 2 2 No rushing plays 47 4 S 2 5 avg gam per play Total offensive plays 40 70 4 2 avg gain per play 4 4 4 2 Number of punts ... 30 0 24 0 avg length 3 6 Penalties against .... 42 33 yards lost 3 ' 1 Fumbles ... . . 2 1 ball tost INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS UTAH RUSHING TCB Net Avg 9-- 0 d d 34-2- 34-7- 8-- d 14-- 0 Washing-UCLAan- Jacobs d two-poi- lOth-rate- d Okla-hom- Walter 27-1- 4, two-poi- 20-1- 5, 8-- 1 28-1- Western ( Barely) Slips Past CSU CEDAR Morton - JL 1. 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NEEDEIRo additional charge for mounting NO TRADE-I- N 0 1 . 5 CALIFORNIA RUSHING TCB Net Relies Blanchfleld Blakeney Nelson 14-1- 44-- -- Ireland Pease Groth 99 53 20 20 Coleman Woodson Allen five-yar- Third-ranke- .. 22-2- - , -- hard-presse- As Irish Keep Winning 7-- Jerry West led the Laker effort with 36 points, while Elgin Baylor contributed 22r Player-- " Coach DeBusschere paced the Pistons with 28 .points, DeBus-scher- e The victory, which was the , Fledgling Coach Dave suffered his first defeat 10th in 14 games for the Laksince taking over tiie rems of ers, cemeted their 'first place the Detroit Pistons last week as lead in the Western Division of the Los NBA. 122-10- 6 reminded"whaf"they"were Bowl Pressure Builds recor deficit 111-10- pass-optio- n. d doing wrong, Idahq was z the second half 21-Down at intermission, Utah. Sta tecam e back to lead-- . 1 with nine minutes left. Utah State then drove to the blanked. h 1 1 e the offense was at its I " This was the first time on Cals best when it found the launching schedule (and it is one of the pad, Utahs defense was the ho- toughest schedules in college nor part of the play. football this season) that the Morton had not had an Inter- Bears had 'been beaten by a ception in 96 passes when Pokey touchdown or more. Allen stole his throw up the On this basis alone file Utes middle. Later in the game Tom should pop a few vest buttons... Alabama, Arkansas, for the only other major- 01 By United Press International ratings wont have berth settled on Saturday. The nations unde- and Nebraska feated college football teams bowl pressure bothering them Ohio State will 'seerhirffiOsf'obHviousToJ'the aflyfhgre'eifher'They aH ran seventh-rate- d and really have the bowl jitters ds to building bowl bid pressure as their when the Big Tens representathey keep on extending their clinched major bowl berths. Second-rankeAlabama de tive is decided in their game - - victory strings ninth-rateGeorgia This weekend. Notre Dame, which isnt ex- feated 24-Both teams kept their hopes to assure itself a Tech, to bowl in a compete pected in the Orange Bowl even alive as Michigan ran its recspot anyway, took last weekend in ord to 1 with a 0 win over stride by thrashing Michigan if it loses to Auburn in its last Iowa. Ohio. State equalled it game. , to run its record State, lO-with a over Northoff came Namath Joe victory Ailing to the bench in the second period western. The Irish were considered to throw two HOPES DAMPENED long touchdown ripe for an upset. Oregon State, the eighth-ratepasses and put the Tide ahead, But upset talk only lasted Unat halftime. The lead bulged team, had its Rose Bowl hopes til the second play of the game to 24-- before Techs lone score dampened by a 18-- loss to Stanwhen halfback Nick d Eddy in the last period. The Yellow ford. The loss gives lirst Jackets might still get a Sugar ton, Southern Cali' touchdown. Eddy ran 16 times Bowl bid, however.""" fornia a crack at the Pacific tid for 113 yards and another Arkansas and tle along with the Bqavers. touchdown and caught a fourth ranked Nebraska will An almost sure representative conversion pass from dash in the Cotton Bawl. " Ar in .the Sugar Bowl is quarterback John Huarte, kansas beat Southern Methodist Louisiana State, which ran its BOWL TEAMS record to with a 0 The Huarte to e squeaker over Mississippi ack Snow Nebraska slipped by State. balanced but had to Florida which was idle last passing combination State, the Irish attack. Huarte com- settle for its second bowl weekend, and . Florida State, of 17. for 193 yards, choice. The Comhuskers -- had which pleted beat North Carolina six to Snow for 114 yards. He hoped to return to the Orange SJate, 28-will probably be batpassed for a touchdown and a Bowl, where they beat Auburn tling for a Gator Bowl spot conversions last year, but had to settle for when they meet this week. Syrpair of and ran 21 'yards for another the Cotton Bowl instead. acuse, which beat Virginia Tech score. Texas beat Texas Christian. is a likely opponent if it The next three tams in the to run its record to doesnt go to the Sugar Bowl. to win, . 3.4. W , a bounded from But aftfer a fpw Aggies were Utes Into position For those Cole- - Hawkes stole another to add the matt runs. frosting. : , MANY HONORS BIG DAYS Jacobs and Coleman both had Utah had many other honors. big"days atninnlngr Jacobsgot California had goneTTgames in an average of five yards in 20 which it had scored a touchdown times. Coleman was next with at least. This time it was Continued from Page B-ly they couldnt get that offense under way. A couple of bad penalties broke the .offensive "movement and Utah pulled one bad pass on a situations. Utah held true to its reputa- tion as a second-hal- f team, Coleman was named backfield man of the occasion by a press-bo- x vote, but it was some heady play, byRichard Groth, a fine catch by Roy Jefferson on the spotter pass and two fine runs by Allen Jacobs which put the leaders Sunday night by netting 62 points to lead the San Francisco Warriors to a victory over the Cincinnati Royals. . The total was but three shy of the Cincinnati Garden record which he owns. 14 7 4 c T 1 ,,. 54 22 BFG INSTANT CREDIT 0 HTSILVERT0WN TIRES Avg 3 5 31 J 1 8 0 7 440 27 2? 22 Nylon cord and tough rubber make this 225 RCCIIVRRS No Yds Yds 7 24 Drigps Jefferson 1 9 HHlowav Pease 4 CALIFORNIA RECEIVERS No Yds. No Yds. 9 133 Schraub 2 14 Mosher 1 1 . 5 55 Blakeney Bradley 20 5 "Relies UTAH No 2 . ? 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