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I 1 I I "ate t - 0 November 27 1952 go ouch t own Nod to 112 h1 A g ies 111 mow - i - 4 ' aft all 1 ss 401N44 a 1 -- "'tre416m10t v-- - d rr - t t 1 ' i - - John Mooney' ' ' t - - r it - ( ' 4 Because we live in these United States there are so many things to give thanks for on Thanksgiving that many of us forget the true purpose of the day We in this country have everything Even the poorest' of us live so much better than our friends across the waters that there — 9' ' I g no comparison ' - — Today as we linger over our turkey dinners let us give thanks — Ifor a moment too that thousands of our young then are engaged There will be vacant iIn nothing more serious than playing football chairs at the festive boards it is true and thousands of young meg bell— tri day But let' give thanks for those of our young men who have been spared us and let's all say a little prayer that our other friends may soon be back with us to enjoy a normal life again The Utes and Aggies will be playing before a great sportsman like crowd this afternoon Unfortunately one of these fine teams ' must lose this game of the 'game Is the clean wholesome corn But the true purpose ''' ' petition men are engaged Let's be thankful that many of our young In this type of activity and let us hope that more will be back with - us a year from now and the Cougars of BYU To the Utes and Aggies we'd like to add' our "thanks" for thrilling entertaining clean s football this fall We never have worked with finer boys and more honest coaches than Jack Curtice John Boning Chick Atkinson and their coaching assistants 1 1 I i ' 1 ' e home-for-thi- berplaying-lootball'won't-t- t i zr 4 i k 1 I i t g' '" t ' d 4 ' ---- 7 ' r -- (A if ' - z- : ' - - - - 31-- -- Nom I k i t li i' - t ' ' 'i ' i 1 ' ' I i 1 ' " '1 I - '' ' L 4 down i 'A --- r '' 0 t - at 6 0 : )1 li i IL r '' ils Ai a k 0 4 University of Oklandma for six years — "Stay Alive in the I: Snow" appearing in the December issue of Field and Stream is a must for the outdoors folks For Rose Bowl ticket applicants: 11' i to Willis Hunter U of Cal Berkeley Cal or Guy Sundt Write ---- --A win or tie for Colorado U against U of Wisconsin Madison 00 Colorado A and M Saturday would enable Coach Dallas Ward's 41' crew to match the e unbeaten record at Boulder's Folsom ''' Field 'The Buffaloes have played 10 straight games in three i a years at home without a defeat Sgt Bob McFarlane who pitched for Wyoming U and the Bees is serving as a camouflage Solly Memos (Pocatello) was feted expert in Fort Riley Kan : by Houston fans and lauded as the spark which lifted St Louis Books Iott has in the drive" record In Cuban tg Ben Wabrman former sports editor of The Tribune league was injured in an auto accident in Virginia but is recuperating 3 Al Jacinto (Bees) set an fielding record for the Western --414ague with In average of 278 for100 games with Colorado §prinia :i i 'I I —- — -- -- I - Name Morris Nelson Jim Dublinild Jim Durrant Robert Allen Ray Westort Don Wt Jensen Dick Bubak Don Rydaleh Frank Branham Kay Bernson Don Petersen Pos LEE LTR lAiR 175 190 195 200 220 190 190 170 170 190 170 ' - 2-- 32 e r a C-L- B RG-L- B RTL EEL QRS LIM RILL FB111 1vith him -- 1 - 4 vi 19tLN!yf ilLiaisor I No18 414 ith S:- - - 94759 1 LEXINGTON KY Nov 26 UP —Plans are under way for an American syndicate to purchase the British race horse Wilwyn winner of the 650 000 Washington D C international race at Lau 11 was Indicated 4t e $ 0 1 16 I: 1 g After the game take the family out for a red Thanksgiving dinner old-fashion- ed with all the trimmings 0 14 ROYAL at the beautiful per plateierved ROOM--$27- 5 - at from 4 :00 y pm to 900 pm k 1' 11 Utah Opp° 7 Oreaon State 14 Wt Name No Matt Trontel 86 Don Smith 77 Dale Jasper 67 Wendell Hess 50 190 195 200 215 184 194 155 170 165 165 175 Reese Whitaker Dale Gardner Joe Cippola Lemn Johnson Bud Paul Tom Lorenat Russell McGraw k isr ATellitous-ahl Leht Cith gad ti e Hotel11141 loo hrois4 tit" 61 74 89 19 40 23 35 21 Idaho 0 34 33 27 14 14 Arizona B YU Denver BM Yeates ' 11TAII ROSTER Name Carter Cowley Spencer Conley 13 Earl Abhold 18 Ned Sorell§en 17 Don Rydalch Ne 12 14 Pos LEE LTR IGR LB-- C ' '170 180 RGL BTL REL iltS-Q- B 20 T J Otterbeln Gerald Simmons lirt184 Pos in Mt Ronald Runnels Dick Lewis 1841 68 Jim Durrant 170 60 Ray Westort 160 Jim Dublinski 170 LH '"" 72 Bill Smith -- 260 73"' '136b' GalironSid 170 163 195 QS QB RG 1Q13 104 Robbins 22 Frank Branham : 73 23 Don Edgar LH 150 76 24 Gean Flags LH 170 78 25 Lynn Spindler LH 170 79 26 Eldon Marshall LH 160 80 27 Billy Boren LH 143 81 ITB 170 30 Don Petersen 82 F13 155 31 Lex McKee 83 FB !Z9 84 32 Bill Yeates FB 170 85 36 George Bean 37 Torn Charlebois — RE 180 50 RE 1nsw 187 38 Robert Bogden 42 Raymond Hall -- IL'i 88 RH 165 89 143 Max Pierce ' RH 185 44 Kay Bernson RH 185 45 Jack Cross 46 Warren Ferguson -- RE 180 No RH 180 10 48 Paul Cook C 185 11 53 Brien Mooney C 190 12 54 Tom Thompson C 200 13 35 Robert Allen C 195 19 56 Carl Poglajen C 265 23 58 Charles Grant LG 210 24 b60 Charles Kalani LG 189 30 61 Darold Simmons RG 175 32 62 Hal Bourne ' " 0 II Wyoming Colorado Colo AM Santa Clara 16 20 I 13 COP 7 S 3 31 7 34 Idaho Fresno 6 27 Wichita 30 26 Colo 110 27 B Y U 20 Denver 21 13 The game marks the final "home" game of the season for a host of fine senior players on both squads Seniors Depart Utes playing 'their final game Include Sandy Morris Brien Mooney Don Edgar Kay Bern-so- n Gean Plaga Grant Goodrich Charlie Kalani Don Peterson Lex McKee Ray Westort Don Kalicki George Bean and Jim Dublinski Wt 193 200 200 170 193 200 175 170 185 No Name Charles Hatch 85 Rodney Coster 62 Darwin Brown 72 b Dtm Henderson Roland Larsen Gail Browd Don Jensen Robert Morris Dave Hamilton VarSelle Weaver Morris Nelson Jack Wade RG RG Lewis Edwards Dave liragthorpe 51 69 12 80 11 Lamont Lamb George Hotchldn John Bernick Earl Lindley 33 Boyd Perron 35 Russ McGraw RG 38 Del Ray Campbell LG 40 Bud Paul LG 41 Paul Dinan GG 2200 42 Junior Bybee 190 43 ' Kent Harris 7 LT 180 44 WHIard Jessur-- 7 11T 180 180 195 190 195 200 LT'" 185 RT 220 RT 190 LT 185 RI' 190 RE 190 RE 180 LE 175 LE 185 LE 185 LE 185 LE 168 RE 185 LE 180 ET 190 45 48 50 51 55 60 01 62 63 67 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 Don Kalicki — von Peterson Orville Nellestein Sanford Morris Dick Bubak UTAII STATE ROSTEI Name Pos Wt 711 Don Gillespie QB 175 77 John Karnick QB 170 30 T 200 12 Lamont Lamb Perry Brady Leron Johnson Tom Larenat QB QB 11B John Dawson Tom O'Malley 1111 Hal Garner 118 PB 17C 14 '5 168 17: 7 IrA 8 185 9 17f Hill O 43 5 35 10 28 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1901 1907 7 1908 1909 1910 1912 O 1913 32 6 'SO 14 46 O 3 1921 36 G G G G T T T T T T E T E E E E-- E E E E 154 154 200 33 11138 21 0 33 34 41 24 1939 1940 1941 41 34 II 14 34 14 0 9 14 14 40 41 i 7 0 0 0 I make it a defensive battle and if they do the afternoon might not be so gloomy after all In linebacker Russ McGraw end Joe Cipolla tackle Dale Gardner and halfback Bud Paul the Aggies 0 0 0 7 21 6 0 1945 1946 1947 1948 6 23 14 7 have shoutthe tlest clefePdfrs In: the business Coach Roning has drilled his " tts n a play by play description of the football game direct from t:CAIL----- 12A5- - pm - :----- ALSO BROADCAST D m m VI t El al " 11111" RAJ v OGDEN KVNU KSVC it ' OVER STATIONS 11 PROVO LOGAN KOAL PRICI RICHFIELD KJAM VERNAL so 1 stadium E - II II I B ol 193 190 170 165 170 L i)Vot ik IT u T 0 u0 s A - - - 70DAy 2 University of Utah I - i -n lk $6 A A 066AA00011-4061- 0 4144114104- 0110" I " 131clila-''''-'-3g001- ( I I 1111111--aI tail-the- Utah State naturally hopes to 12 1944 burley linemen to stop what experts call the greatest array of runners in the conference But the Ags profess to have y an explosive offense too In Hal Garner have what may be the hardest runner in the league and they're ready to comfullback !lltay Campbell with the Ute's Don Peterson any day Thursday's game should give the fans a chance to rate the stubby line smashers Wednesday Boning put his charges through a light signal drill in the field house and pronounced them "ready" In every way "I can tell you this much" one of the coaches commented "it won't be any slaughter in Salt Lake Thursday as it has been in recent years" Aggie fans started leaving LoWednesday lorning to make certain they don't miss any part of the big show A Boosters' gathering was held at the Hotel Newhouse The team was scheduled to depart Trom the college at 7:30 1111 Thigsday and arrive at Ute Stadium just In- ilmi to iiiPt ankles Iserves 7 14 1942 men on methods designed to stop Ule passer Don Bydalch If they do this it will then be up to his By ROD IENSEN Tribune Sports Writer LOGAN (Special)--"- I can't pr& diet an Aggie victory Utah has too many weapons but I can say this: Those Redskins will know they've been in a football game" Speaking was Utah State's astute grid mentor John O Ron ing as he brought his Farmer grid warriors to a feverish peak for their crucial Thanksgiving Day battle with Utah in Salt Lake City To say the Utags are primed for this one is putting it mildly They've sacrificed everything this week practiced diligently and gone through hours of chalk talks with coaches Injuries shouldn't bother Utah State End Ralph Cavalucci and tackle Carl Ebert will miss the 'contest but Matt Trontel and Rod Coster should be robust re Hear --- T 7 21 3 M 0 0 0 0 (19giciDa 205 FB - 190 F13 190 IIB 165 IIB 170 1113 185 HB 175 C C G G 14 14 0 21 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1931 17 0 1926 19'27 13 ' 1923'' 2 '''"—'34'—'194I'0 7 46 1924 1950 0 SO 1951 28 10 1935 8 tits wen 34 Utah State 11 four tied YB 182 170 215 170 183 175 184 180 180 200 195 190 190 180 180 194 215 200 195 34 0 20 0 0 1917 3 Utah Yoar A8S1e6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1914 1915 1916 1919 1920 10 12 1891 11100 192Z HS Wendell Hess Lewis Edwards Ted Ramsdell Datum Maughan Reese Whitaker EU Keolanui West Christensen Dale Jasper Dave Kragthorpe Rodney Coster Carl Eghert Darwin Brown Jack Hoare Dale Gardner Larry Montgomery Steve Worthington Don Smith George Hotchkin Joe Cipolla Lloyd Bledsoe Charles Hatch Matt Trontel Don Spainnower Jack Buttars Ralph Cavalucci 0 21 I 15 25 Barry Flenniken Jack itirtal Utah Year - 14 Wyoming G 185 190 180 195 180 180 190 - 21 27 Rnnmg Says Ags Ready To Fight Utes to Limit Utah Moto Oppo 0 7 Montana PREVIOUS SCORES TILTS OF UTE-A- 48 Paul Cook LIIR 25 - Don LB-F53 Brien Mooney 185 190 Del 'Bay Campbell Average weight of lines: Utah (defensive) 186 Aggies (offensive)19012 Average weight of backs: Utah (defensive) 171 Aggies (offensive) 182 Average weight of teams: Utah (defensive) 181 Aggies (offensive) 187 Indicates defensive linebackers and safety men I Want to Buy Horse LONGER TRADES AT Dunnie : ' - 'Observation Ward ' b ii PM THURSDAY Aggies (Offensive) Wt - With ovary oho harrying 5hrmyst4 iiinar to got to ho 1110 ?whey Day Roos we'd nay the mow who tokot his alma Okla Ak i i' e B lk — — : i - Average weight of lines: Utah (offensive) 194 Aggies (defensive)19012 Average weight of backs: Utah (offensive) 175 Aggies (defensive)169 Average weight of teams: Utah (offensive) 187 Aggies (defensive)182 V2 No Name 85 Don KaHeld 79 Don Jensen 61 Darold Simmons 68 Jim Durrant 64 Gerald Simmons 71 Grant Goodrich 89 Dick Bubak - 21 -- Aggies (Defensive) Utes (Defensive) all-tim- late-seaso- n ----- - 1 Utes (Offensive) t t - iim4a444iuma40 pre-gam- '' I 1 in the traditional Turkey Day grid clash at 1 pan Iltea will be big favorites in cohtest I UTAH STADIUM 1-- - 0 pass-thieve- s—Utah Redskins vs Utah State Aggies No 83 But Thursday may sway from those gallant Farmer defenders 70 defensively since that prove that Utah has come a long way 68 ' Axizona debacle early in the season 55 men spelbi the difference for The play of several 69 Jim and Westort Dublinski the Ute defense 'Guys like Jim Ray Durrant know when the game starts they are in there as long as 79 they can keep going and Utah's defense hinges on the three "old 89 17 pros" in the middle of the line 22 41 f Stuff and Somesense 30 Joe Glander former trainer of the U S Olympic squads at Itelsinki has been named trainer of the University of Idaho athletic Glander has been trainer and swimming coach at the teams' IL 4 - — Don't' Forget Ute Defensive Unit So itiphasti hu been given the Utah Aggie defensive have platoon that fans may have overlooked a factor that the Utes ' defensive a group a pretty bugged The Aggie defense is rugged no one attempts to take anything at s ' i Grant Goodrich veteran 'Utah tackle mks is carrying major load against Jiggles Thprsday -T- : I r - - 11 I i - rock-ribbe- d - I t ' - " Normally a field house puts new emphasis on athletics and the teams prosper but the new Brigham Young University field house --- -----'--it having the oPposita effect on the Bultdogs''--- - B Y High something of a nonentity athletically until the last few years is undergoing a remarkable growth thanks to the B Y U fIellil house The Wildcats are getting the cream of Provo grade school talent And the results are showing The Wildcat football team will undefeated until Millard High dumped the club in the 'class B finale And the basketball team hu ranked among 7 the states best in the last five years a bitter hia1s-gbod news for the followers of It YIligh-bu- t 40 for P H8 backers who have seen their fortunes ebb with A- pill 1B Y and the new field house High's growth ' - 1 i- towers in the state high school athletic circles but loyal boosters of the school are blaming a new field house for the recent come 1 I ' ' 0 Not too many years ago the Provo High School Bulldogs were ' li 4 B Y Meld House Alds Wildcats ' 1 'It' - 22-1- 4 i 1' - t - - '' - ' - t - - - fast-startin- 1 ' 4S 1 ' I i ' -- f I - cl -41- 1111- - - - - 4 ''''' - i - i 0o' ' 4- - -- ' 1 - f k t 'kft 1 t '''t --- ' - - 4 tfri - - - - - ' - ' s i : - - '' - ' e ' ' 1 1 ' ' ti - ' 1 ' i IF ' - '''' - - -- - - ' A -- - - " t i -- - s S '''4'i - 4 ' 40164 e''''''''1411911:1111"111' - - ' -- For the Aggies who still have per Ell Keolanul Bud Paul Rod Smith Hal Garner New Mexico on the docket Barry Coster Don Tribune Sports Editor Wendell Hess and Dale Gardner Joe Wes Christensen With the weatherman prom- Flenniken will be playing their final game ising a clear day and a fast field Cipolla Russ McGraw Dale Jas before the home folks the University of Utah Redskins ' ' 4 ''Y ''' fa$' f were a solid vorite to gain their 25th victory '''''''N In history over the Utah Aggies and their second straight con- ' I ference football title in the Tur: key Day clash Itt 1 pm Thursday " I N f The promise of good weather ' 'et in of favor odds the swung the is Utes who are seeking to wind ' up their conference-oeason—un- -beaten It t Utes May Thaw A dry field which will give g backs a Utah's chance to break away and a I - ' ' h tf t dry football which will enable 4' ' -' ' ' ' 4 t Don Dydakh and Carter Cowley torn --the tidein 1 ' favor of the Utes However Aggie fans are taking --- o solace from the fact that in 1046 ' r ': f on Thanksgiving an underdog :if 4 Aggie crew rose to the heights on a last-and dropped Utah 5 " t t quarter surge rv a IA J -t Coach John Boning who had '''''-t' lit to rebuild his offense this fall tI when Babe Dinan decided to call it quits as far as football was t t i' concerned will be counting on ' -- to defense the Aggie i ' I stop Utah's running attack and of Bud Paul the 'Aron Johnsen and Tom Lorenat ' ' to stop the passing attack Holds Key t The crowd was estimated at about 20000 for the 1 pm kickoff with the weather holding the key to the crowd- - A sunny day will boost the crowd over that figure a cloudy afternoon may drop it under the mark 1 k Plenty of tickets—both re served and general admission— ' ' will be on sale at the Utah field- ' nd the house Thursday morn gates to the stadium will open at 11:30 for those who wish to pick Dale Gardner of Utah State's Aggie football team who up tickets on the way to the will be counted upon to carry much of defensive load against Utes game Both bands will be on hand tO e and FARMERS PRIMED participate in the half-timfestivities The seasons records favor the lite& 11ere's bow they have fared to date: Ey JOHN MOONEY - ' ' iom Mintor ' ie'llotoulo"AS 11001Vrvatok 7 ' 1 1 s 4 - Weather Seer Predicti Fas Dry Field for Tmiklah ii& me b -- It 4- 4 e - - - i e 0 7 1 IP i LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday a ' - - 41"011140-44A-al"6a0004ab"040464RAt41ako- manah' ' AA - to" 1 1 1 |