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Show 4C DESERET NEWS, Monday, November 4, 1968 Weber State Gears For Montana Invasion By NICK YENGICH Idaho specifically quarterback Steve Olson threw for .1(5 yards and six touchdowns while knocking Weber from the undefeated ranks and the Big Sky leadership. Olson's aerial artistry came early enough to give Idaho leads of and The a point spread overshadowed last gasp air effort by Weber quarterback Paul Waite. Waite set six school records while pulling Weber' from the depths of desperation to within a tieing TD. His marks included most attempts (59) and completions (26) ; most touchdowns (six); most yards passing Deseret News Sports Writer Expect Montana to throw the ball and throw the ball this week against Weber in Missoula. Weber coach Sark Arslanian figures to find the air (again) filled with the football following Idaho's Saturday areial success. Were going to work doubly hard this week on pass coversaid Sark Sunday after age, reviewing films of Weber's Moscow loss to the Vandals. Montana ranks last in Big Sky passing, but theyll throw the ball against us after what Idaho did," predicts Sark. 29-- 50-4- 2 ,nv 43-1- x ; ' A A& t - (440); most total yards (417, including a minus 23 rushing) and the dubious record of four inter- McNease's Vandals to a like mark. Idaho Although destroyed Webers hopes for an undefeated season and sole hold on the Big Sky title, Arslanian doesnt figure his kids are down and 3--1 ceptions thrown. But Waite's air connections couldnt overcome the defensive lapse by Weber's secondary. The s also destroyed Weber's chances for outright ownership of the Big Sky football championship. With a record and only Montana remaining as a conference game, Weber's oniy hope is for a third of the league Montana State championship. to run its dumped Montana Idahos win league record to over Weber shoved Y.C out. lo-- The kids neer thought they were out of the ball game. in When we were behind the fourth quarter they thought thev could come back. With two more minutes we could have tied it," added 42-1- 2-- 1 Arslanian. Waite mixed his targets and 34 final period points. Tight end Emmett White 29-2- 4 passed Weber to found the ball for Dave MacGilliuray catcher with 10 and defensive trouble wasn't particularly in the rush. Tackle Greg McMillan and linebacker Roger Trenchero were singled out by Sark for a rush that threw Olson for a minus 63 yards. The Vandal runners gained 175 on the ground (Tony Guillory totaled 127 and the Big Sky leader Rob Young netted 88), i By NORM SHEYA Deseret , f y' 366 yards. Weber didnt score on a running play. Rushers Jack Brown and Sam Gipson did pile on plenty of yardage. Brown hit for 61 yards and Gipson blew to 144. Waite was Ha own for minus 27 yards while attempting to pass. The Wildcats gained 199 on the ground and 440 in the air for a 43-3- 6 massive 639. New's Sports Writer area: Utah at Ari. State at Brigh. that victories hard to come Provo lately. mark and Arizona at a Arizona at the Air Force the loser in Temple Saturday Academy. night is out of the running The Western Athletic Conand Sun Devils ference takes a break with the with the Utes tied ?t Ute-SuDevil confrontation USUs Chuck Mills can the only game with any bearhimself of his second insure the in standings. league ing winning season in as many With Wyoming all alone with with a victory over the lllll years Cougars, who are lean and hungry after losing five forget 0 Its easy to headline this weeks football action in the ") ) ( - v ) 19-2- Cougars, Ags in Crucial i ,4 gy-v down) also completions. was the big two TD's. Weber's Webers pass defense was No. 1 in the conference, allowing a completion percentage of 37.2 and but 129 yards per game. Olson, a man who will make future trouble since he is only a completed sophomore, (better than 65 percent) for the They held the Weber charge at an honest distance so Olson could beat the secondary, Jerry Hendren, No. 2 college pass receiver, caught only six passes. Four were touchdowns. Hendren's final reception came with four minutes left when White Weber back Luther whiie turf on the sloppy slipped going for an interception. The fall left Hendren open en route to the goal. Had Luther simply knocked the ball away, Idaho would have been forced to punt. At the time the vandals led and Weber came back to add another touchdown. Prior to the Idaho game caught seven passes, two for TD.'s. Pete Davis (four) Sam Gipson (three and one TD) and Toney Smith (one for a touch- State, Utah Young and been have by 2-- n VAC Grid Standings Conference Grain lNSVlW' straight. The Aggies have had a week to rest their wounded and spoit a mark, the only winning record in the state. Few Cougar fans can forget All Games phone 2 last years Logan. to Texas Tech and Air Force count standings for Colorado State. Denver's Floyd Little (44) RESULTS LAST WEEK Utah 30. BYU 31 Arizona State 63, New Mexico ?8 Arizona 38. Washington State M Wyoming 46 Colorado State 14 Texas-E- I Paso and Uah Sate, dates. GAMES THIS WEEK gains yard age the hard way against Patriots. JETS BUMP BILLS IN AFL IEi I conference open Utah State a? Brigham Young Utah at Arizona State North Texas State at UTEP Arizona at Air Force Academy Colorado State, New Mexico and Wvo romo, ccn dates. 7 MmF i-- Ag in thrashing 30-- Few Aggie fans can gets his kicks from the talented ond half, prefer ing to travel on and two more from 9 and 35 toe of Jim Turner. the ground and capitalize on his yards out. ' UPI Sports Writer strong defense wnich set up sevHouston moved into second Ewnank watched of Turners field goals. eral Weeb Ewbank doesn t seem togtate star Turner place by clipping Cincinnati, Turner tied a mark set by mind Joe Namaths inability to while Boston was drop- six field goals e find an 4 decision to Denver. scoring target Sunday that beat the Buffalo Bostons GinoCappoletti against ping Denver in 1964 when he kicked tj,e jew York Jets co,c Bills, race in the Western Divi- and increased New field goals from the lline sion as Oakland tightened Yorks lead in the American another pair from the 27 twice, Kansas DivijnC)Cj(,(j 0ff jjrst-pacFootball League Eastern and San Diego re- sion to 2)4 games. City, mained tied with the Raiders in Namath was stymied for the second place at a fifth straight game. He couldnt back by beating Miami, be blamed for his shutout in the PASS PLAYS SCORE he as however, contest, 18 . ,New York Isa Don Trull threw scoring pass-21classicly careful to avoid a repi-- Houiton tition of the Buffalo disaster on Miami es of four yards to A1 Reed and 243 d nine to Max Haik as Houston Sept. 29 when the Bills him five times and rani pinned Cincinnati with its sev-iKansas city Both gubernatorial back thiee of the thefts for Oakland enth loss in nine games. Hoyle is? touchdowns. Diti San Granger crashed over from the candidates, Denver J one and Wayne Walker kicked LIMITS PASSING GAME Cincinnati Governor Calvin fipld goals of 27 and 41 yards Sunday's Results The New York quarterback L. Rampton and for the Oilers other scores. York 25, Buffalo 21 was intercepted only once this New Denver 3$. Boston u e Houston 27, Cincinnati 17 Carl W. Buehner. time as he completed 10 of 28 Oakland Floyd Little, the 38, Kansas City 21 for 164 yards. 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