Show v ' r Hal Garner Carries By JOHN MOONEY Tribune I porta Editor SACRAMENTO CAL— Utah's football lightning dampened by Ui sullen skies end chained by the treacherous turf exploded for one dazzling series In the waning momenta Saturday afternoon for 1613 victory over Santa Clara's fooifiTrtcam fans A disappointing and thoroughly chilled crowd uw Coach Jack Curtice's Utes register their first Intersections! victory of the season and their first triumph In four meetings with Coach Dick Gallagher's Charley Kalanl whose magic toe booted Utah to its first cor9 fere nee chsmplonshlp under Coach Curtice w ss the finsl hold which nailed the Bronco to their sixth defeat of the season Kalanl who won several games with his accurate kicking last year but who hadn't mad a field goal this season split tha uprights from the line In tha last 2lA minutes of play to turn tha tide of the sea-aabattle in favor of tha Utes Tha Utea won tha gams just when everyone had conceded that the mud cold and penalties had forced a stalemate in th final road game of the season for tha Utea And Franklin Delano (Set) Branham the conference's leading scorer who hadn't handled tha ball all afternoon was the spark which Ignited th final ' use t 8CM0EDER TrlbuneBporl Writer By JACK v"' Y LOGAN (Special)— Utah State iron iu greateat football victory of the 1951 season Saturday afternoon with a heart atopplng 27 28 triumph over B YU os a muddy turf In Aggie Stadium At 5000 fana huddled In the Farmer Bowl the Aggies unleashed iheir greatest offensive barrage of the year spearheaded by a Korean veteran and bad control of things 'most of th ' way But the men of Coach Chick Atkinson weren't content to take a defeat as easily as that and staged a dramatic fourth quarter rally that brought them just one i 1 ii Hon i t r v 13-1- 3 r linkn!: "O (S' Statistics VIA! 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fullback shewn No reminiscent the Beaa Utah by George against game Saturday University strangely rua and first toachdewa of Tha play occurred la second quarter of contest which damp sad hampered somewhat aerial game of Utea son's ' game when the Cougars as ha started a a pulled out S 2B27 win SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER IB 1952 Saturday afternoon the forces 12 B of Coach John RonJng were defor naught end on fourth down termined to get revenge for that t "Sweet” Kalanl came in to try QUITE A CONTRAST THIS YEAR 1951 defeat and proceeded to for tha field goal Which had build up a margin In eluded him all season And this the fourth quarter But then time Charley split the uprights they grimly held on the remain- for one of tha few bright spots atart-eder of the way as the Cats 'midwiit — in an otherwise gloomy ’’soggy an offensive tornado that all Michisan 11 Pnrdu tA afternoon Mtrhifea Stela Jl Notre Dam 1 but swept the Farmers off the Iowa 30 Northweetara 14 and' Breaks In a the win vital with of : “Instead ROD their Atkinson JENSEN 3-expliined year played By part ' 0 Ohia state ST dlinola 1 27-- 6 field the outcome of the game as the Wichita 41 Drak 1A giving ua tha down over they de- jefore the wheel changed places Tribune Sports Writer ’ i Wlaconefn 37 Indiana 14 Dealing Shaw fates changed their favoritism 3 down and wa when B YU won clared fourth It Miami Ohla 17 Dayton IS — was a as It: was a - dazzling offensive CORVALLIS ORE Nov 13 IB LOGAN (Special) It on almost wind as often the Minneaota IS Nebraaka 7 We ll know after has wheel behind to score it the failed Legend Nov -13 ALBUQUERQUE the case of th Kanaaa 11 Oklahoma A an It T shoe being show all the way with Hal Gao which whipped Hughes Stadium - Capital films whether a pro- that It came from Jim Bridgets Mike AO Anderaon 0 tha viewing on Idaho last made its In wild toe a Utah Ag good other foot Prokpoplak’s gilden paid U 33 Bowlin Ohla Her the Korean vet unable to Oroaa U Utoh of the the test is in unmercifully days wagon necessary" Wooater 3t Oheriln 7 set up both Ron off again for the New Mexico straighten either arm leading chance at a Coast Conference dressing room at the Farmers Cincinnati B4 Waehlnftoa-Lnational A Blue passes Intercepted Key pioneers a Coach John 44 throw Warn by - the cracking A Saturday Valparaiao Ronlng high After two years in Cougarville Lobos Saturday car- Utah's touchdowns and a fumble early Utah State charge victory University tot 41 Bradlay A John orary fraternity represented Carroll in defense on their shoulders and proceed-—fin- the old wagon wheel symbolic Garner certainly one of the hard tough Oregon Stgte Heidelbers ST Akron A set the winning field goal both schools Initiated tha wheel rying them to a victory over Santaup Toleda S4 Younfttown SI to celebrate their breath-tak- of triumphs la the Utah State-est running backs in the confer- the last half 27-on Clara scored a 1948 Weatern Reaerr SI BuUar 1A In punt rivalry Colorado A and M and second Y U rivalry will take its place Wabaah 47 Dapauar 7 squeeze past tha deBalked in three previous tries lng ence plugged the gap at tailback return and a fumble set up the SOUTH A glaring gamble blew up place In the Skyline Conference other tally in a game Which al that has bothered the Ags ever Idaho gained the victory by con- jected Brigham Young “Univer- in Old Main on the Aggie campus Last year the Cats kept the wheel smack In B Y U’s face 4 minutes Miaaiaatppl SI Maryland 1A since Jack Hill has been side- verting two pas Interceptions sity CougarsProkopiak Just cleared the most lost its identity in the batKentucky 17 Clcmaon IA Into the fourth quarter and could bar from a slight lined He ran so well Saturday into touchdowns and unleashing North Carolina 17 South C It Beating them one point was angle 30 yards tle with the elements — Tannaaaa SA Florid 1A -- cross was better-thaas he Dr the bavo looked It that been a hundred" that though n right Even First Half Georila is Auburn 7 Duka 14 Waka Foraat 7 made for the job Louis L Msdsen Utah State Ag- BATTLE ROYAL SET floored the Cougars for good The first period was a battle Ccorrla Tech 7 Alabama A STATISTICS STATISTICS Here was the situation: It was But the Ags had to pull out ricultural College president told Vlralnla' 49 Richmond 0 of futility with the Utes gain- - Livlnaaton SB Mnrriatown N Maikt A ARENA LOCAL AT CIASM In 3 a down effort defensive 4rN4 the Ags In an exciting inches to go lor their finest third “7inon Miaaiaaippi Col 34 Ouachita Col A ' ing two big breaks Stiff pass r a f 1 43 14 wtfclnt Y Instead on Fltk the down Clark the the final quarter that stemmed Flrtf Sfwnt first And ytnlMM 9 U period 'l congratulatory terceptions by Lex McKee and A seven-mabattle royal la of Mieaiaeippl State 33 L I U 1A var4M 74 fifSiff the B Y U charge A crucial IttiMni bucking the line as is custo- hnlui Pimm attempt players who one year ago walked the 44 1SS Don Edgar and losing their 'i PiMwf VirSiM ColiSOUTH WIST menu at the wrestling camalata tackle by Joe Cippola who played PiUii H off the Cougar field ona point IIS mary quarterback Darrell Doney him on two initiative htteraaate penalhim S Texaa 1A Rica seum M A A and Thursday night (smtlsM a great job at end all afternoon Imm tried a long pass down field Bud Cwitt I victims agreed Taxaa 14 T C U T J ties which stopped theiit drives Imwi NiffffewtiS 44OM0 avaraa Grapplers slated to appear In Paul defensive halfback inter- Cantina 1A Texaa Terh 1A II seemed to turn the trick) The PfWtf I CwmSIaa Inat The quarter ended silt Mcitllllj4444l‘ Southern Mcthodiet 17 Arkanaaa IT STI MI include PvnHftf the brawl Frank iftrftt Mis414 big Yateaat nanalha 41 on and returned the Mid I Naw St waiter Ag Mexico A An Ags ran outthe clock In pos- PlHWSIfi iMt cepted I Kee’s interception Brigham Young’s dressing James of Duane Sugy Hayamaka Mike all the way on a beautifulrua to Yiffi MAflM vMiYH fl room was a sharp contrast session of the pigskin GenSS Biihop A Texaa on Collan Utes Louis had the pgss SalNazarian Farmer Panhandle A and k 11 Colorado out In the second quarter for the way line the Cougar tleman Chick Atkinson coach of vador Flores Buzz Wright Bitter Battle Wretern 13 Johes and a the State’s Utah Eattern Naw Mexico IS Naw Maxim It to game’s scores The had two strategy little drives for only pregame the sustained Cats scoring play say McKee gathered in the pass The Cougars relied mainly on newcomer Art Kapltan New Military S Abilen Chrtetta SI Ft Sam Houa players were quiet too Only com- York City who will be making clicked In one particular instance was Prokopiak’s fourth field goat on the Utah 33 and raced back a sparkling passing attack led after trailing at the half 0 SL The equalizing touchdown ments ' made were those of his flnt Salt Lake appearance when Keith Mathews Cougar of the season and gave the Lobos to the Bronco 43 end the Utes ton 7 by a brilliant sophomore quarterfamous shutout linebacker their his fourth second attempted drove to the 42 as the perioc Wip— PAR WIST victory' dlsguest back Henry West and augment came shortly after the : Regular battle royal rules Utah 1A Santa Clara IS over the line Ao block an In the same period the Aggies closed Coach Atkinson Mid following will Jump ed to a large extent by Darrell half opened as guard Bob Holder Utah State SYU M prevail with the first man kick Coach Ronlng called on their place-kicNew Mexico S Colorado A an M A expert Rydalch passed once to the Doney and Levon Satterfield It Intercepted an Oregon State pass the game that a Cougar proteat thrown being through for the extra point 17 Oregon State f Idaho to to scouted and match well had the Y try Harvey Achziger line and George Bean play was this aerial show that gave on the State 23 From there back la possible B U Insisted that night with no pay The next Colorado Col 40 Colored Mlnat ZA 34 Kanaaa State 14 the Cats their best offensive ad- Larry Hart broke through the the officials charged them Yor a two men to go down meet In limply told hit men to center the the boot also from the 3Q But Utah’a best back Saturday cut Colorado Southern California S3 Washington A New Mexico’s Don Papinl blocked back over the right side on California SS Waahington State 12 vantage and accounted for most center of th line and ran to down they shouldn’t have when the first preliminary tha fourth ball on lata eounta They did “ Oregon SI Stanford 34 ' the score the Cats were knocking on the and fifth men thrown meet In and on the second Ag conver- the kick and recovered for the weak side play to go over standof the TDs Carroll Colleg 14 Wtber Utah New Lobos on Mexico was 28 the SI Lewie Idaho State twice and was Mathewa sion Kalanl's kick Clark was IA in the charged d The lint up ing goal opening thf semifinal and the last two Aggie It was a bruising bitterly Botee J C 34 Idaho Froeh 7 eonveriiyji try An intercepted pass put the smothered by Fabian Novak but : offside Once he California Poly SA Redlanda A game right frpra the start- blocked but It made no differ quarter survivors tangla for the cham- for being Whitworth SI Xaatarn Wuhingtoa “It was third down and the Ags pionship of the evening and tha hurdled the line so fast tha cen- Aggies within striking distance it was ing kickoff The game was ence for Idaho began pounding score been of whichtha before Lobo in had back his ter rain The tha InterferOregos Tech (1 laaem Oregon IA (truck were with center of line snap the just marked by numerous penalties through tha charged paM big end of the purse Arixona SA Taxax Waatarn 7 See Page Bl CoL 7 the second leg!-ence behind our scrimmage line’ San Dtexa Navy SS Arixona State 11 See Fsge J CoL I thereafter d J Lobos Upset Rams for Vandals Blast Bevosin - 28-2- Upset Triumph 34-1- a 3-- 0 B : 27-2- 8 - ” p - post-gam- e - n d 4 Hardin-Simmon- a 0-- 0 6-- r k d - eon-teste- 6-- 0 B-1- n ' i (f vrw 1 ' v - I A - ’ I ' ' t Pros fi f jt 1 Hal Gamer I '“""-- 'J T - 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I H 7 Y :i J'jr t V " il V - ' -- f’ - ' v- -' x I 7 paaieMh4tiSK: AMdp? -- J Garner Was Loose Most of th’ Day courar RIarisn Proberi shore Utoh SUt blocker arid la attempt to bring dawn Hal Garner-whsidesteps around eBd ia Logan bate o f L t tie Gamer waa thorn la tho aide of Cougars alt afternoon as he staged an individual offensive shew for tho Aggtea In their win ! w Stolworthy Looks Like a Caught Cougar Reed Stolworthy Ukea off on an end around play In Utah Slate Brigham Young grid tilt A whole host of Ag defenders dose la on Reed Including Wendell Hess Joe Cipolla Don Smith and un i Identified Aggie on ground The Aggie eked eut a wia |