Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday October 11 1948 Marquette Back Shows 'Em He Knows Football B YU Over Marks Hctory Utes as 'Team to Beat' On Week End Colleges List 13 Upsets t By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK Oct 10 CR— Upset Gulch Sunday was strewi with the broken bodies of the "experts" Another wacky week end in which at least 13 favored college football teams were ambushed sent the pickers plunging Southern Methodist Harvard Texas Mississippi State Ohio State Indiana UCLA and Arkansas were among the chosen who were violently upended Out of the wreckage of the lost week end emerged the triumphant banners of Michigan Northwestern Notre Dame Army North Carolina George Tech and Cali- t By OLLIE McCUIXOCH The University of Utah Redskins all season singled out as a power in the Skyline Six football chase are a' well marked group of gridders now In preseason form charts the Utes were put on top along With "Big Time Charley" Denver Following their 30 to 0 of Brigham Young university Saturday night for lambasting the Indians' initial conference victory they're in a class of their (own despite Wyoming's displays and Colorado A and M's 0 -- Y'-"-s 2-- v record career was born two years ago Maybe Coach Ike Armstrong amid brilliance at the Logan school didn't quie-- t his powder-keg- s and then chamfor the yearly succumbed last defending enough pions will be the team to Teat each season to "opposing tacklefs let week end until the circuit honors those defensive men know he is have been handed out And every back In what was probably his team will be laying for them from now till Thanksgiving greatest game Van Noy carried the way the race shapes up the ball 23 times and gained 242 3 victor over yards for an average of 105 Utag junior star Jay Van Noy only Wyoming grabs loop's individual honors Idaho State college appears potent per try— all from scrimmage yards Not enough to step near the top of the included in that total was a ladder The Cowboys probably the into the clear that an best second-ha- lf ended jaunt worst first-ha- lf when he kicked the ball team in the loop used their from his own hands with a g usual means to win No 3Trail-in- g would knee been have that 13 to 7 at the intermission a touchdown it on the Bengals for Two conference clashes — Utah they poured win another last-ha- lf at Denver Saturday night and Colorado A and M at Wyoming SatThe Orval W Adams tennis i Talboom Stars — grab the spot- tournament afternoon urday neared its climax SunSonny (Walker) Jones probably' light this wppk i9 RYU and thf six more champions were when must day wimni auuui uftwi utags both tackle intersect- ional iuwlu: The Cougars play Texas decided at Forest Dale The cham- able aid in the game too Eddie El Paso Friday night and nionshiD action left onlv the mixed Talboom counted 22 points in the Mines at Knsas to mef dtfubles women's doubles and men's xr ran "and AggiSgV° conversion total his game afternoon— 17 to for the year of them placed in the "ambitious" singles titlists to be determined Wybmingfs first stiff test with column for the mountain elevens Those who garnered titles Sun- Colorado A and M next 'Saturday were Linn Rockwood and Dan day Last' Week's Results should prove an interesting afterin the men's doubles Bob Freed noon particularly with Utah trekt TTtaK 5t a o 99 Arimns Stats and Bob Kendell in the king ta Denver for a 17 Kirkpatrick (Tempe) engagement A and M 14 Denver 10 junior boys' doubles Leah Daly in Colorado The still sluggish Pioneers from Utah 30 B Y U 0 the junior girls' singles Janet the mile-hig- h city gave birth to 40 Idaho State 13 and Bob Kirkpatrick in the Walker a heavy load of chuckles on the Wyoming Next Week's Slate western slope of the Rockies when doubles Dave Freed in the mixed B Y U vs Texas Mines at El Paso the Coloaggies tripped them 14 (Friday night) veterans' singles and Don junior to 10 Friday night Utah State vs Wichita at Wichita Dixon" and Bruce Gilchrist in the Denwhile Pioneer drumbeaters ver was again voicing dissatisfac- (Saturday) junior veterans' doubles Colorado A and M vs tion with the local league were at Laramie (Saturday) Wyoming The results: heralding their favorite team as a vs Denver at Denver (Sat Men's Doubles — Linn Rockwood-Da- n Utah title threat Now they've beaten urday night) h Freed def Glen Colorado Mines and lost the next — 1 2 Hale 8 three including their conference Junior boys' doubles — Bob starter Dale Kendell def Jerry at Wins Jones Y B U— Even to the Utes losing 3 y 6 Rueckert — and Utah State — defeating Ariv Jones won first place in &Glade-SperrJack krnlf zona at Temple 22 to 17— showed the Forest Dal hlind hne-pj more promise of gridiron know-ho- meet Sunday afternoon Del Rees Junior girls singles— Leah Dalpy 4 6 and entertainment for the fans was second Major Neutboom third oet Con Chnstopolus Ace J Gillespie fourth Jack Sulli-- 1 than did Denver mixed doubles — Janet Junior f Walker-Bo- b The Aggies who committed van fifth and Paul Owpby sixth Kirkpatrick def Con seven errors afield and saw the Henderson playing against Christopolus-- S perry Rueckert 4 Jerry Sun Devils recover six of their Kayo Swonson Sunday scored an 3 fumbles and convert them into 10 eagle deuce on the Forest Dale! Junior veterans' singles— Dave 3 points furnished the conference's first holeJ The Dale professional Freed def Wilson Booth 4 Individual star thus far in the hit a long drive and then sank a doubles — Don Junior veterans' Gilchrist def Stu young season wedge shot from approximately Dixon-Bruc- e Pett-Dic- k 2 1 Andrews Jay Van Noy whose college 110 yards away from the green 40-1- 24-ya- rd Net Tourney Nears Finish high-risin- 60-min- " ' I Haynes-Ells-wOrt- T— 6-- 6-- 14-1- Kirk-patrick-B- ob 3-- 6-- ! ' w I 8-- 6-1- j ' 1 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- Oct 10 nothing like having a little advance dope from the mouth of the horse A local theater conducted a contest at Marquette university to guess the score of Saturday night's Marquette-S- t Louis footj ball game The Hilltoppers won 47-- 7 The winner out of hundreds of entries was Bob Hester a full-- t back on the Marquette squad who pegged the score at 47-- 6 J Coloags Cowboys Hold Best Chances to Halt Indians Wis MILWAUKEE VP — There's His prize was a football Eight Experts Split Prize Eight daring football forecasters selected 17 winners in last Saturgrid preday's Tribune-Telegrahonors to contest for tie top dicting in the third week of the event Covering a week end laden heavily with upsets the winners carded the lowest winning score vet in the weekly series All of this euessers with the week's exception of H M Sparry of Twhr Falls Ida came trom isait Lake City The locals were Rod W Parr 217-3r- d ave J W Latimer 1218 S 2nd West R C Barnes 234 S 6th East T A Carey 2134 E 27th South W W Hardy 655 E 9th South Don D Wellman Box 522 and Paul R Newton 1177 S 3rd East Greatest stumbling block for1 the deadlock pickers was the Missouti upset of Southern Methodist Army Stays Unbeaten This week's grid blank is on page Army remained unbeaten by 20 so lip it out and take a try 1 downing Illinois although the Cadets almost blew a 26-- 0 lead North Carolina and George Tech the two top southern poivers kept rolling with easy victories N C downed Wake Forest 28-- 6 and Georgia Tech tripped Washington and Lee 254) California prime favorite-trepresent the far west in the Rose Big- Eight conW L T PF OP bowl gave the Pacific Coast 0 3 0 0 62 ference its first win over a Big Jordan 2 1 0 38 14 Nine team pulverizing Wisconsin South ' 2 1 0 27 19 Provo 4 2 1 0 19 32 Southern Methodist's downfall Granite 1 2 0 25 20 was the prime shocker of the day East 1 2 0 21 32 West The Cotton bowl squad was clipped Ogden 0 2 1 13 48 4 a heroic Davis despitje by Missouri! 0 2 1 19 59 Doak Walker job by Harvard's ambitions were rudely Region One W L T 'PF OP Texas was jolted by Cornell 40-2 0 0 35 14 Weber 4 smacked down by Oklahoma 2 0 1 40 6 before 67000 largest football crowd South Cache 1 1 0 26 23 Emitter in southwest history Mississippi Box 1 1 1 19 26 North Cache State was caged by Clerrison 21-- 7 Logan 0 2 0 13 24 Ohio State jwas dumpedj by Iowa Bear River 2 7 47 0 0 14-- 7 Indiana was edged by Texas 1 6 was Christian Summit Divininn W I T PF OP thumped by! Washington 27-- 6 and iO 2 0 O 55 Arkansas was trapped by Baylor Judge Memorial 23-- 7 2 0 0 45 13 Morgan 1 1 0 19 21 Wasatch Top Surprises 1 1 0 18 21 Park City Other topi surprises of the day South Summit 0 2 0 9 37 19 0 2 0 included Dartmouth 6 60 Holy Cross North Summit 41 6 Texas Tech Tulsa 20 ColoDivision Jordan rado 19 Nebraska 6 George WashW L T PF OP ington 20 Virginia 12 and Santa Cyprus 3 O 0 95 20 Clara 27 Stanford 0 2 O 0 26 6 Murray Then there was little St Bona- - Tooele 1 1 O 33 26 venture's 7 tie with Boston col Bingham 0 2 0 13 41 lege and Kansas State's first win Grantsville 0 3 O 13 87 since 1945 Reg-ioThree finally broke in the W L T PF OP victory column after 28 straight 3 0 0 46 6 defeats by catching little Arkansas Lincoln 3 0 0 33 i Springville State of Jonesboro 37-- 6 t m 19-1- toD-ru- Preps Resume Title Campaigns With Heavy Gridiron Schedule By DON PLATH Utah's high school grid picture is rapidly taking shape as the prep elevens get ready for the third and fourth week of their league sched- ules Coach Snide Taylor's Jordan gridiron locomotive seems to have a clear track to the championship of the Big Eight The Beetdiggers have three victories in three starts and so far there hasn't been a team to cross the Jordan line this season GRID CONTEST J fornia Northwestern third ranking team of the nation last week accounted fori the No ltriumph of the week The Wildcats came from 16 points behind to whip Minner 6 sota's big Golden Gophers in the big game of the week for Saturday's children The Wildcats from Evanston HI again will' be the ceiiter of attraction next Saturday When they take on mighty Michigan at Ann Arbor Michigan looked better than ever this year with a smooth 40-- 0 pasting of Purdue The Wolverines definitely will improve their No 7 rating of last week Notre Dame first squad in the ranks a week ago 26--smashed down Ito better 7 Michigan State Michigan's performance against same eleven Michigan- won the 13-- 7 from State Michigan's rout of Purdue contrasted with Notre 7 Dame's recent squeeze over the Boilermakers 19 ng The witless Davis Darts will have the Jordan-stoppin- g chore this week and they don't appeafto have much chance of performing this task successfully Lee Linton's Darts took a bad beating from j South last week 32-- 0 South will be attempting to gaih a stronger foothold on the second rung of the Big Eight latter this week when they travel to Ogden far a night tilt with the Tigers The Ogden eleven is the other league team without a victory Provo's Bulldogs wfll attempt to keep pace with a victory over the Granite Farmers this week The game is slated for the Granite field and according to the season's records of both teams this tilt i !4kN t v 5555 40-1- Pure 100 Sup Nibley Golf Results Kirby Dajvson and Mrs Glen Wilkinson won first prize in the Nibley park mixed scotch foursome golf event Sunday There were 22 teams entered in the competition Wally Meairs and Mrs John Allen had the low gross score of the day with a 40 Bob Lone and Jesse Schofield were second with 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 2 3 1 0 25 31 26 19 13 12 Wasatch Academy Delta North Sanpete Hinkley Conference Games W L Pet TP 2 0 1000 23 Colorado A and M Utah feJtah State BY U W L T 0 10 110 0 0 0 0 1 0 Q 1 0 0 0 1 1 ret lOOO 1000 1000 1000 1:000 000 000 000 000 0 OP W 7 17 0 9 0 10 30 14 4 3 3 2 1 30 Straight or Knit Cuff TP OP 20 14 13 32 27 32 25 51 19 61 21 Northwestern Indiana 0 10 0 2 0 Michigan Iowa 500 13 35 Wisconsin Ohio State 333 35 40 Minnesota 000 14 20 Illinois Purdue 000 7 74 0 0 0 000 1 0 0 O 0 and Texas TCU A f M i 0 0 0 O 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 000 080 000 000 000 34 0 o o 0 14 37 0 Columbia Brown Dartmouth Princeton 27 0 0 ii Oklahoma Missouri Va Military of Rich U N C State Geo Wash Pacific Coast I COCA-CJL- A IOTTLED Of IHI BOTTLING COMPANY OF UTAH UNDE AUTHORITY COCA-COL- A COAPANY SALT L 5 CITY Okla A&M Wichita Drake St Louis Tulsa 0 L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 0 0 l 500 500 000 000 000 000 Pet 1000 1000 500 500 500 500 000 000 Pet 1000 1000 1000 1000 500 500 500 333 333 000 000 1 1 1 1 i0 Tulane Florida' PF OP LSI) 1 0 1000 27 14 Auburn f 1 1 0 o 500 --500 000 000 35 34 0 0 47 Tennessee 21 14 0 Alabama Vanderbilt Kentucky 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0' 0 2 0 3 $J25 or Khaki Red Hunting Hats $125 C'LOSEOt'UT Aluminum Camp Set 300 500 000 000 000 000 000 000 47 28 6 7 57 54 0 26 7 40 32 10 54 26 35 21 28 16 For fast ery sible 0 9 6 28 21 19 Full zipper closure de luxe quality Keg- - Handy easy trouble-fre-e Am rmn rook e type Depend- n £165-$64- 5 §795 m I YOVR RIFLE! 64 47j 61 $995 $595 $3950 mm I I of s See our Complete Selection CASES SCABBARDS 48 26 CLEANING KITS ETC 52! tP0! fat mile r 6 0 i Expert Gun Repairs 2 0! 27 53! 0 37 19 1 6! 53! 21 23 0 16 21 33 47 carries EwERYTnilVG FOR 6 6 - $1650 SCOPE SIGHTS from HUNTING GLASSES from BINOCULARS from j brief-cas- MATTRESS CARTRIDGE BELTS Collap- abb 20! i? 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(Flagstaff) West Texas Hardln- Slmmons New Mexico A and M Arizona State (Tempe) both - - Border Way m Prep Gridiron Standings Denver Wyoming Ask for it either !A 26-2- SKYLINE SIX Til' 1 28-2- COLLEGE GRID STANDINGS jf A - - Outside'Chores Make the Imjim Man Thirsty should be a "knock down — drag Warriors should be able' to retain" their perfect record In this encoun-te- r out" affair ' The game of the week In the Big Memorial Eight pits the Panthers of West the top Judge sharing against the Leopards of East on sdoia wilji jl iuoiKan in ine isummii the latter's field Both teams have division is favored to chalk! up its one victory and two losses in third victory this Friday ' The league play at the present and the Bulldogs will entertain the South traditional tilt filled to! the brim Summit eleven The Wildcats have with high school rivalry should Inet thoir first two division 'starts Morgan will have a tougher propoproduce one of the closest contests in conference play thjis season sition this Friday when the Trojans x w ' a 'HiinAsa tAi itw Neither team will take the field with the favorites' rating It will were considered a power In the be a battle from start to finish and j ui uaii Awjjjf uuii taot w v iuc Coach Johnny Vrarfes of West and Wasatch Wasps swarmed all over Mickey Oswald of East will have them and pulled a 19-- d upset out this in mind when they put their of their bag of grid tricks: Park charges through their paces this City will be out to make up for week its loss and Morgan will have their Logan Grizzlies the defending hands full of a football game Wasatch will be hostedby North champion in region one and the team which has lost its first twp Summit in the other Summit loop starts in league competition this game Friday season will be gunning for their The powerful Pirates of Cyprus initial win Friday when they travel will stand aside this week with a to Brigham City for a meeting with sideline bye while the other teams the Bees of Box Elder The Bees or me joraan ni vision iignt u out are capable of handing the Logan for various league spots rvi r jn v eleven its third setback and will is s nrpn t o pniprrain be out to do just that Tooele this week and this game Weber currently leading the re- draws top billing Tooele was Jast gion one league along with South bowled over by Cyprus Cache will make a trek to Wednesday as the Pirates chalked to play Bear River The up their third league victory ' & SSlliin— T Is i v y A I - |