| Show fin S3 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday October 24 1948 MIDWEST Colorado Blasts K-- State 51-- 7 Irish Defeat Iowa 27-1Him! Tops Purdue 10-- 6 Placekicks Tip Tire 2: v ' Ward Sweeps Bench as Buffs Win Before 22000 Crowd BOULDER Colo Oct 23 (UP) —Coach Dallas Ward used every player here Saturday as his University of Colorado Buffaloes ran over a slow Kansas State team 61 to 7 j A record crowd of 22000 home-come-rs saw the debacle Colorado scored in every quarter both on the ground and through the Sir Kansas State inched into the scoring column with but one second Jo play Fleet Harry Nar-cisicrossed the touchdown stripe four times in the first half His first score came after a Kansas State fumble on its 18 with the game less than two minutes old -- t an - Kansas State threatened the Buffs only once At the start of the second quarter the Kansans line drove to Colorado’s four-yar- d before they ran oUt of ammunition and fumbled That was the last time they penetrated Colorado soil as the Boulder eleven turned the game into a complete rout Narcisian went over again after four minutes of play He took a Kansas punt on mis own 30 and raced the length! of the field to score standing up Only one of Ed Pudlik’s kicks was good in the first half which ended with the score 25-- 0 Colorado’s four touchdowns Jn the last half came on long surprise runs with the Buffs scoring tlje first two counters before racking up a single first down Ward’s second and third teams took over then K U 27 Nebraska 7 j LAWRENCE ’Kan Oct 23 (UP) — The strong right arm of Dick Gilman hurled Kansas to a smashing 27-- 7 victory over Nebraska before 36000 homecoming fans here Saturday In perfect football weather under a bright suri that prompted many of the spectators to discard top coats Kansas turned on the 5 IPIlay amuffl UDSme BILLIARDS GOOD FOOD Sporting Goods Shuffle Board EDUCE BILLIARDS’5 fuI 3650 SonA'Stato p ’till VV I lnoon Opra ajn I including Sunday Hawkeyes In Second Half of Contest steam in the second half to register its third Big Seven conference triumph and retain top position in the team standings At the same time it was K U’s fifth win in a rd 20-poi- 'Notre Tobler Helps' Topple the Wyoming Cowboys fancy-steppin- ter big Mel Sheehan end Bob Dawson the Missouri trained toe expert added the equivalent of a touchdown with his conversion boots He hit all seven tries Gats 25 Marquette 0 MILWAUKEE Oct 23 (UP)— The Kentucky Wildcats exploded for three touchdowns in the third quarter Saturday to hand! Marquette its worst defeat of the season 25 to 0 The Dixie whizzes ripped the Marquette line to shreds qnd outran its backfield to gather ill their fourth victory in five starts AGGIES WIN 1-- 74-ya- rd rd ! ‘ I er — 14 372 8 1 7 1 Grid Scales In Big 9 Battle CHAMPAIGN 111 Oct 23 (UP) — End Don' Match tie’s placeklcking carried Illinois to' a 10 to 6 Western conference victory over Purdae be0 fore 56451 football fans Saturday 28 Maechtle's placekicks proved ti 165 be the difference between the two second division Big Nine teams as alert defenses bottled up the passes Illiof Purdue’s Bob DeMoss and ' ' ' nois’ Bemie Krueger Maechtle booted a field goal in- the second quarter and added the extra point to an minois in the third quarter to EVANSTON 311 Oct 23 (UP) touchdown Illinois its first conference vic— Nor tii western’s burly football give t team slaughtered outclassed Syra- tory Two Loop Losses cuse Saturday' 48 to 0 as nearly everybody on the roster but' the Illinois has had two conference waterboy got a chance to play Purdue has won only one before 35000 shivering fans in losses of starts four Dyche stadium j The game which had been billed The game turned into a rout as an offensive show featured by before it was eight minutes old razzle-dazzpassing attacks Northwestern’s i heavy and turned into a grim defensive battle line se the Syracuse for- Neither DeMoss nor Krueger could t on their heels from find pass t receivers in the open wards back the opening whistle and the However DeMoss finally located heave Orange could make little headway Ken Gorgal with a late in the game providing the only any time during the contest Bob Voigts showed his mercy in Purdue scored Gorgal took the pass the line and stepped the final half and except for his oh across the goal line headed linebackers Alex sturdy by Sarkisian the! reserves played Poor Record most of the final 30 minutes with For the day however DeMoss the in for a few completed only three of 15 passes ' moments fared better for Illinois Krueger moments came when hitting three out of seven passes Those Syracuse helped by its only sus- but they were good for only 14 tained parsing successes of the yards day advanced to the Wildcat Both teams took advantage of line half way through the the breaks that came their way final period Then the Northwest- Illinois used break No 1 to score ern topdogs entered the show and three points late in the second-quart- er The break was a ques- the Orange ended up on the 14 Seconds later! Peewee Day fum- tionable bit of Purdue quarterback- bled and Leon Cohen recovered ing by DeMoss On fourth down with the ball on the Purdue 20 he for Syracuse on the Wildcat 28 sent Harry Szulborski crashing The Orange got a first down on the Szulborski failed tor six but a penalty set them back into the line and even though George Davis gain and Illinois took over Minutes later on fourth down pass to completed an f dropped back six yards to George Urban theattack died half Maechtle the Purdue 20 and kicked his field a yard short of a' touchdown second break game How badly Northwestern out-sp- goal Illinois' in the third period After midway its opponent was obvious a Illinois drive had halted from the statistics The Wildcats on the Purdue two George Punzelt swept 345 yards! on the ground and tried to kick out for Purdue His 171 passing with seven comple- kick went only 15 yards and went tions in 15 attempts Syracuse out on the Purdue 17 gained a total: of only 42 yards Three plays Krueger on the ground and 76 yards pass- skirted end for five yards and i scored Maechtle converted ing run-bac- Wildcats 48 Orange 0 20-ya- rd - le fast-chargi- ng 33-ya-rd one-yar- first-string£- rs 11-yar- d1 18-ya- rd ed 78-ya- rd later one-yar- 58-ya- rd Elmira Pilot Released N Y rd Dame’s long placement was fumbled by Iowa’s Jarold Faske as v he was tackled in his own 34 and Panelli recovered return Five fullbacic John On touchdown with a magnificent punt University of Utah halfback Gil Tobler evades the first play Irish for the to a Cannon Parkinson later the outstretched arms of an unidentified Wyoming pass flipped plays Panelli lit out from scrimmage score zone end in for the end Redskin the sets Hafen fourth as the he quarter up Barney player around his own right end and scampered 34 yards to a touchdown Iowa showed it had power of its march from Cont From Page S own with a next kickoff that ended with the standcut off left tackle to score Faske plunging over from the one-ya34-3- 2 A1 Di Marco threw ing up This time Van Noy’s place-kic- k line was wide in the drive that three passes long For the final three minutes both covered most of the yardage COLUMBUS O Oct 23 UP— period while Wisconsin was get- the Cougars and Aggies opened up Bulls-ey- e Passes Ohio State came from behind twice ting one passing attacks that refused to a “fired nose as his click third out to up” Romney put Ohio rolled 33 yards in five plays Marco Saturday Di right on shootWisconsin eleven 34 to 32 before for the first iscore Pandel Savic team on the field — the first time ing bulls-ey- e kept passes completing 77205 fans has used much substi- four of his first six tries and his hitting end Tom Watson for 36 Romneysince with the on to blocked end game the yards and repeating The Bucks opening Sonny tuting mates backed him up by stopping Montana State two Dame thrusts on the ground took to the air lanes for Gandee for 28 Alex Verdova passed The advantage was indicated two-yar- d Notreline in the all five touchdowns Wisconsin 16 to Gandee for the payoff punch first period stayed on the ground for its five Jimmy Hague booted the first of more clearly by the yardage sta- It was not until their linemen his four extra points tistics than by the score The Ag- began crashing through the tiring markers deHalfback Clarence Self took the gies with Van Noy Roylance Iowa forward wall in the second The the kickoff and romped 87 yards to Groll and Johnson doing the big half partment decided the issue while that Notre Dame got the Ohio nine Fullback Ben Bend-ric- k biting ate 306 yards from scrim- Di Marco’s Bucks getting four of five under anything scored on' a three-yar- d the Badgers converted only two plunge mage to B Y U’s 60 as the powerful like controlpassing Determined to win this one for two plays latef and this time Lisle forward wall refused to let Scotty Notre Dame confined its attack harassed Coach Harry Stuhldreher Blackbourn made good on the ex- Deeds Koller Dave Chadwick Rex to the ground where its mainly and to turn those “Goodbye Harry” tra point and of rest Cat the the backs Berry terrific blocking brought consigns into "Good boy Harry" the Behind 19- -t the Bucks romped get loose success All of its touchinvaders started explosively by 75 yards in si plays for a touchBushore and Eccles gained 71 sistent were scored on ground downs in two over touchdowns shoving down with Sqiic passing 33 yards yards passing while Caputo was The Irish piled up a total the opening period plays to ana Gandee a then 37 was but the looping getting damage of 372 yards rushing to 41 for The first came on an eight-yar- d to Verdova for first of done on the ground Iowa run over tackle by halfback Bob Verdova’s three scores the After the already TTtah State Petruska The second Notre Dame touchkickoff a clipping penalty put the Ends — KJ Hughes Hansen MurThe second was the result of a Badgers on their own down was set up when Di Marco d M dock Peterson Garner Gourley Gene line and the Bucks struck quickly Hughes fullback drive fumbled while trying to pass and Evans taking a pitchout around after the punt Leon Hart pounced on the ball Tackles — Panter Schwab Nelson on the Iowa 10 Bill Gay went Keeley Hulse right end for 25 yards Savic passed to Krall and Ver— Nalder Hayes McGuards both fumbled Wally Dreyer dova for 23 yards and then Krall Adams Apostol H Romney Jonas five yards to score after taking passes from center on the extra aired a a lateral from Tripucka to Verdova Cullimore — as the Badgers built point attempts Kidman Hess Centers Guthrie boot a Bucks the Hague’s gave Second Half — Caputo String-haup their 12-- 0 edge Quarterbacks 9 edge at the half Adams The Bucks went overhead for Iowa threatened three times in Wisconsin took the third period Halfbacks — Roylance Caughey three touchdowns in the second the second half but was able to kickoff and rolled 72 yards in eight Van Noy Machin Wright Sorensen McKendrick score once on a half-yar- d plays with Gene Evans Fullbacks — Groll Johnson Bul-le- n sneak only end for nine yards and theskirting by Di Marco in the final touchR Romney down Seconds later John Pinnow period after Bob McKenzie grabbed BIC an almost intercepted Di Marco a Savic pass on Ohio’s intercepted K Deeds Clark Ends— Weldauer 40 and ran to the 24 from where Long Van Noy pass on the two Egbert Hardy Calvin Vernon went the rest of the Notre Dame got its second-ha- lf Tackles — Merrill Oldroyd Kimscores on two long gallops one way around end to put the Badgers ball Latimer Guards —Tree Dailey K Hamout front 32 to 20 39 of by Panelli in the third yards blin Anderson Gillespie period and one of 35 by Lawrence Centers — Magelby Pullman Hill Quarterbacks —Eccles Bushore J Coutre in the fourth Although Hamblin able to score only twice in the Halfbacks — Koller Berry Chad-'wic- k second half the Irish rambled S Deeds Lloyd RoundyFullbacks — Benson Wood ThelL pretty much as they pleased most Score by quarters: of the time 0 7 7 6— 20 Utah State Except fo? Di Marco’s passing — 7 0 0 0 7 BYU Notre Dame’s line play was the — Touch Scoring: Utah State of the game Van Noy Roylance SorenEVANSTON Wyo Oct 23—The downs: highlight Marty Wendell Leon Hart and other Greenriver Wolves won the foot- son )P A T—Van Noy 2 (place-Kicforwards repeatedly crashed ball championship of southwestern BYU — Touchdown: Benson Irish the Iowa line Wyoming Saturday when they de- PAT: K Hamblin (placekick) refOfficials: Jimmy Hodgson feated the Evanston Red Devils Ostler umpire Cal here The Wolves will not eree Harry field judge D L Larsen meet the class A winners of the Wooley southeastern district in a post- head linesman season game Perfect weither prevailed for the game during which the Red SPARTANBURG S C Oct 23' Devils dominated the first half UP) — Wofford college’s football having scored a touchdown in the team played its fifth consecutive first period The Wolves came back EL CENTRO Cal Oct 23 (flP) — tie game Saturday night a 7 strongly in the third quarter and overrode the pevils in the fourth Hundreds of fans rioted Saturday deadlock with Davidson making three touchdowns and a night after a football game which Previously they had tied conversion point in that period El Centro Junior college won from 6 Northwestern when the Red Devils seemed to Oceanside Cal J C 12 to 6 0 State Catawba 1 (La) fold Police Capt Wyatt Briggs who and Furman 7 Touchdowns were made by: Val- called Available football records do a riot said more than 500 1 encia Lowseth 2 Ervin 1 and were itinvolved esti- not have any tabulation of conReporters Valencia scored on a conversion fans got secutive tie games Wofford’s five Officials were! Melchar and Kem-nit- z mated nearly half the 4500 straight deadlocks is believed to Score by quarters: Evanston into the brawl in one way or be a record another Greenriver --ADVERTI8EMKNTEl Centro night police sheriffs and California highway deputies Kunkel Takes Title patrolmen quelled the brawl using Phil Kunkel Saturday captured tear gas Capt Briggs burned his Custom-Gra- ft the club championship at the Bon- hand on a tear gas Cartridge He neville municipal links by defeat- said there were no arrests at re2 Kunkel quest of El Centro college ing Herb Pollock played even par golf Ohio Staters Rally Twice To Nose Badgers 15 First downs Net yards gained rush41 ing Forward passes A26 ttempted Forward passes com- -' f 11 pleted 201 Yards forward passes Forwards intercepted by 3 k Yards gained 52 intercepted passes 35 Punting averager Total yards all kicks 104 returned S 13-ya- went to work smartly taking the opening kickoff and marching 80 yards in 16 plays to score! That seemed to chill the Tigers only briefly They rammed back with three quick scores in the second period added a pair in each of the third and fourth querters and meantime fashioned a snappy pass defense aided by vicious line play The team which beat SMJU and Navy pn the ground turned up Saturday with an excellent! passing offensive to work with the g backs The air show was built around BusjEnts-minge- r the tossing to ELMIRA I nt right after the kickoff Notre Iowa Dame 1 IOWA CITY la Oct 23 (UP)— A bold Iowa team shook the throne of footban’s royalty forre-a time Saturday but hordes of serves and bulldozer linemen fin27 to 12 ally gave Notre Dame a unbeaten Irish left and the victory in 23 straight games A sellout crgH?d of 53000 astonished fans watched the Hawkeyes underdogs use a brilliant aerial attack to battle Notre Dame on almost even terms during the first half which ended with the Irish ahead 13 to 6 Both of Notre Dame’s first half touchdowns were set up by Iowa fumbles Hawkeyes Tire After the intermission Notre Dame’s superiority in the line and in reserves ground down the tiring Big Nine club But the game Hawkeyes kept fighting and were Dame’s pushing past Notre line when the contest ended Notre Dame gave a tipoff on how it expected to handle Iowa row Gilman ' fired three touchdown passes — his 10th 11th and 12th of the season and Kansas added another touchdown as a result of a blocked punt Most of the action was packed in the second half as Nebraska taking advantage of a punf that rolled dead on the Kansas one-yaline early in the first period actually dominated play throughout most of the opening half But Kansas held a 7 to O lead at the intermission and the advantage was quickly increased Gilman was chiefly responsible but he had capable assistance from the Kansas ends Darrell Norris and Bryan Sperry who twice blocked and recovered Nebraska punts Missouri 49 la St COLUMBIA Mo Oct 23 — The power-packe- d University of Missouri football team spotted Iowa State college a first period touchdown Saturday andj then went to work to roll up a 49-- 7 win before 22000 fans as the fancy Tiger backs worked with precision behind a charging line Abe Stuber’s Iowa State - STATISTICS Oct 23CF— Stanley (Packy) Rogers veteran minor league infielder and! manager said today that he had beeh released as manager of the Elmira Pioneers of the Eastern league 12-yar- m 20-1- Wolves Grab Prep Crown - ks 9r Wofford Eleven Grid Crowd Riots Plays 5th Tie At Coast Game 7-- -- Hamp-den-Sydn- ey 6-- ' Inc Furniture Slock 679 So Stale St 3-- mm II When die hunger for food Is satisfied Then another hunger dawns inside— And a good cigar’s the only way Sold by Creditors to W Bring your Deer and Ilk skins to your The better old established market To satisfy it night or day! 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