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Show 2 1) ' The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September 12, 1965 Utah State Edges Past Hawaii, 31-1- 2, Small Loaran Crowd Secs Grid Opener Shivers who is something else (again. Shivers is big, fast and clever e ran over and around the vestnd to the ty, playing it close Rainbows to give the crowd most of the way and keeping the score close though a series of most of jts thrills in this game. But even Shivers was the victim penalties, fumbles and an inabil- of his teammates miscues as to kick extra points, opened ity him several long its 1965 football season with a penalities cost return rush including a of a punt for a touchdown that d STATISTICS Utah Slat Hawaii It First Downa Rmhln Yardagt Passln Yaraaoa 4 1 11 Paisri Passat Inttrceptcd by U 11 S Punts Fumb'aa Lest Yard Panalliad 3 M3 a 127 1 1 I was wiped out, The Aggies defensive line stood out with Spain Musgrove, Lance Gross, Willie Moline, Ron Sbranti, hard-nose- Vermeil and Ode playing stubborn, AI all Austin ball. The Aggie d de- fensive backfield picked off five victory over Hawaii here Rainbow passes and also looked afternoon. Saturday good, The game was played in perfect football weather but it was Eight Fumbles a long way from a perfect game Coach Knap took a look at the crowdof statistics afterward showing the 7,000 watched the Aggies win for Aggies losing the ball eight the third time in four meetings times by fumbles, twice on pass with the Rainbows. interceptions and being ponal-ize- d 127 yards to five and said, Ragged Game If I were to look just at these yThe game was ragged on both statistics I would say it was imsides and Hawaii was forced to to win this game. us for possible take to the air throwing 49 pass- You Just can't give the ball Oft on a scamper off left tackle la Utah State's great nmner es. 10 times and win a Roy Shivers (40) against Hawaii Saturday. Going downfleld The Utah Staters stepped off away game." to a fast start putting 19 quick But the Aggies did. ioints on the scoreboard and Utah State scored with 9:12 to rom then on kind of stumbled, In the first quarter when play hobb'ed. fumbled and Shivers raced- - 15 vards for the I? j Coac'i Tcny Knms Aggies touchdown. Vermeil's kick was scored two more touchdowns but no good. 'I nullified this by helping Hawaii Tern-'L"ft End score twice. Still Utah State had enough After the kickoff Hawaii fum, points to win the game by the bled and Musgrove recovered on I end of the first quarter and the Hawaii 33. Ron Edwards on rival scouts saw passed to Ranker Dave Clark noting except .a for 27 yards putting the ball on strong first team defensive unit the six and on the next play Edcandidate Roy wards turned left end for the and score. Vermeils kick was no good. On Hawaii's turn at the ball, MacArthur Lane, who played a fine game before he was injured in the first half, intercepted a pacs on the Hawaii 34 and ran it to the 14. Shivers went around right end for the touchdown and Vermeil kicked the extra point, making the score USU 19, Hawaii 0. By Marion Dunn : Tribune Sports Writer Pretty Play LOGAN The early season In the second quarter the Agfootball start by Utah "State and gies took the ball on the Hawaii HawaJ here Saturday after- - (49 and Edwards passed to Garth 'Hall for a touchdow'n. Hall got ehre behind the Hav?,! v'- -t was one (f Colorado State coach M ' e t e r s of f-- dr y. Ludc, whose Rams play Hawaii V,Vre D CTei t aed the extra at Fort Collins next Saturday noint and missed and the first and the Aggies in Fort OUms half entd with Utah State 25-Oct. 23, took advantage to scout ahead, The third quarter saw Hawaii both teams. getting on the scoreboard when - Brought Help pass interference calls against Lude brought assistants Paul the Aggies kept the Rairbows Lanham and Bob Weber along alive. The touchdown came on a to help him. Next week the AgEugene Tokohama to gie coaches will take advantage Herbert Monyama pass. A pass of their open date to scout both try for extra point was incom BYU and Arizona State at plete. In the last quarter Hawaiis Tempe. And the Aggie mentors were able to scout Utah andiEric Soto recovered an Aggie Montana in Salt Lake Saturday fumble on the USU 27 and in 31-1- 2 Trtbnn Staff Photo by Bora Anderwn to throw blocks are Aggiee Vera Richey (70) and Gerald Wat-son (34). Deroy Lavatai (66) of the Rainbows Is set to make 1, I 1 , There were no injuries. Westminster has lined up ap opponent for Nov. 20 after having its Oct. 23 game with West-'er- n Montana cancelled. The Parsons will travel to LaGrande, 'Ore., to meet Eastern Oregon on the late season date. Junior Football Wp$t 24 Murray 0 Olympus 7, Highland 0 Granita 35 Scuh 0 East Goldenrod May Run Tuesday i n of j j an abandoned hangar at the nearby Wendover Air Force Base and just about every moment a mechanic is tinkering with the huge machine. The two Summers brothers, Bob and Bill, do a lot of the mechanical W'ork themsoles. If tiie weather holds, dry and without too much wind, the brotheis expect now to hoot ior ' the record on Tuesday. EASTERN IDAHO "Th end COG HOUSES UNRAINTID SLEEPS SIX L0.B. Salt laki $583S.C3 Phan Writ IN 0, -- 0111 r Ihti Show Window of Agriculture end Livestock" See SIZES ki4 pppgmtmtwti Pejr . 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Terry, ird any 97, 9 10' 12 20 24 27 35 37 W L pet .31 Boos Batted In 118; 98r 9 IS .56 Pitching National 328, ' NATIONAL 8 628 Minnesota 8, Boston 4 California 6 Washington 5 Deircit 5, Cleveland 3 New York 3, Chicago 1 Kansas City 3, Baltimore 2 Sunday's Probablt Pitchers New York at Chicago Downing 13) vs Pizarro (52) Cleveland Detroit at Aguirrg vs Tery Chance California rt Washington ) 9) vs Km t: r Sheldon Kansas Ci v at B timore 7) vs Barber (net Grant (18-5- ) Minnesota at Boston Wilson (1112). Pitts Cienwnt,, Milwaukee, Mays, San Francisco. American ton, 325 Oliva, Minnesota. son, Baltimore, ,304. v York C?'l o a r h g on Boston Kansas City Pet Behind Saturday's Results Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 9, New York 0 San Francisco 6, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3, St Louis 1 Los Angeles ft, Houston 3 Sunday's Probable Pitchers Fischer (7 Milwaukee st New York ) Selma ft) vs. St Louts at Philadelphia Brites (2 2) vs Burdette Ellis (19-8- ) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh v Law (14-9sDierker (7 7) Houston at Los Angela vs WHIhita (2 7) Jack Chicago at San Pranclco (2) son (12 18) and Buhl (1310) vs Belm (9 3) and Snahn (416). N.tlofl.l r 82 80 77 4 62 63 64 65 75 78 IOCS wgwthi) CAT ppliancM S3 100 Saturday's Results Batting Leaders Ketrns 6 I, H giiand 8 Bantam) Murray 0 13. Highland South 8, Granite 0 Eaxt JO, Kearns 8 Holiladay 15, Highland Juniors Murray 14, Waste Highland 21, Olymout Granite 71, South 4 East 49, Kearns 0 Highland 31, Hoiladay 60 45 91 81 "FAIR TIME IS FUN TIME DELIVERY! SELF CONTAINED 34, Holliday ald Watson gained 15, 10 and 6 yards on consecu- BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, weather which has hit the westtive runs putting the ball on the Still determined to ern part of the nation recently. eight, Edwards fumbled but,Ap) recovered on the 15. Shivers bring the world's record for The world record they are turhed left end to the s x and wheel-drivevehicles back to shooting for in their sleek racer from there Edwards passnd to ,)1P United States, the Summers najned Goldenrod is the one SE3P7. L. Won Lost Minnesota Baltimore Chicago Detroit Chicago Coopuooa. in ft American League Bd. Li FAG OuAuR BLAC1CFOOT minfanum Tribune Scoreboard . .George. Yamamoto. National League Looking sharp on defense for Won Lost Pd. 1 the Parsons who open their slate 57 81 59 Sn FrndJCO 41 82 .573 25 Anei Carroll home at lo$ .Sept. against 81 42 544 79 560 42 College of Montana were line-- j vuSJCJl 47 78 5j8 men Dave Mavne. Bruce Take--: 48 518 73 70 73 .490 no, Bernarde Mordret a'nd Rex'st toui 451 79 45 Campbell sent Ms extra point try and the final were hoping Saturday for a dry England. dowm or a Rat stretch in an speeds' week. next ast hack score was Utah State 31, Hawaii That track, here , on the Australia at a speed of 403 miles j 12 per hour last year. On the Aggies 'BonneviUe Salt Flats, has k-estatistics, At the moment, their car is In wet the unusual gained 160 yards rushing to min- - Plagued by "I us four for Hawaii. Passing yardage was 146 for USU to 119 for Hawaii. The Rainbows threw the ball 49 times and completed 13 while having five intercepted. BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY TO THE Shivers carried the ball 13 times for 91 yards and averaged seven yards per carry. Aggie quarterback Edwards completed eight of 16 passes for 109 yards Logan Band and had one intercepted. Ron The Logan high school band Stewart three of eight . substituted for the absent Aggie for 37 completed and Rudy Curinga yards musicians, but when the Nation- had one pass Interecepted. al Anthem was announced the preps shook up the crowd for a moment by playing a stirring SO-I- O, march and parading down field. FIVE EIG DAYS AND NIGHTS OF FUN AND EDUCATION IMMEDIATE 34-2- H V and halfback Howard Knapp. Early Start (Fvfvr he ne rm. Wt 33, Olymous DonallCampbclL. field Thn final touchdnv n pass," to However. Michigan won 12 7h e frV r-Have-- , ronm with The Wh to tem took the ball fi "3. pace voe1. crmpacd two minutes left and into pay dirt the first three with seven for Purdue and six less than all for the Bears, hones ended a Ohio tabbed third for State, 'times it had possession. with. 338. points. who had rallied for two fourth finisher place Standing out on offense were quarter touchdowns. halfbacks Joel Hall and Ken 1 P o u s e n. quarterbacks Bob Sparrow and Mike Murray a'nd lineman Mike Murry and e bck qi starred as a collegian, fired three touchdown passes Saturday night, leading the Dallas Cowboys to a 1 victory over the Chicago Bears in a National Football League exhibition game. Rhome, plaving only the sec-or- d and Mike Hunter. ar.d fouith quarters, hit on 255. The balloting was based The Pimors wer broken into on 10 ponts for first place, scor.ng tosses of six, 56 and 26 fo second, etc. two senses, a Gold unit and a y?"d night. Lude has already been hit by the injury jinx with serious Injuries to split end Bruce Weter, defensive tackle Larry Macro on their season Saturday, but the weather was ideal for foot- ball, more midseason than early season The temperature was a mild 76 at kickoff, there was a slight breeze and it was like a afternoon. Hawaiian teams who have played in Utah in other years have brought along Hula girls and added other Island touches to the game. But Saturday it was USU athletic publicist Har vey Kirkpatrick, who furn'shed the atmosphere for the game Harvey's game program had an authentic Hawaiian touch. It featured Aggie center Ken Ferguson, running interference for grass skirted coed April Tsuya. April is a Salt Lake girl and was freshmen class secretary at USU last year. (AP)-Ro- okie - rated the likely 1955 Big Ten Westminster Colleges football football champion Saturday in (eam went trough a stiff two-- h a poll of writers touring conference camps by plans. our Saturday scrimmage The largest Skywriter group morning and the offensive units in the tour's history coaches Parsons impressed gave Purdue the slight edge s George Seifert, Tony Polychron-i- over Michigan, 258 points to I Aggie Duel start more- to 4 Take in The Aggies got an early TULSA, OKLA. defending Michigan-g- ot' CSU Scouts n to keep edge in long series of games." 31-1- 2, MINNEAPOLIS. A'though d r,0n-'-r- from Island, Parson Units Purdue Gets Nod Dallas Grabs In Big 10 Race 34-2Win 'MINN. Tangle in fAm Practice Tilt first place votes, Purdue was turning the where j CO a dive for the fleet Utaggie runner. Utah State defeated rival 4 Pet 783 733 7n 700 680 |
