Show 22 ' Three Arizona Regulars Large Crowd Out h - Hun-eake- Aggie-Arizon- by radio sta- tions KSL in Salt Lake City and KVNU In Logan Saturday at 8pm - - the first time in three weeks who Was injured Luppino In the opener against Montana returned to ’ limited "action last week against - South Dakota State Injury His understudy Duane Foremaster is also reportedly ’ '’ guard-" Martin out the game with First-strin- riflfi arm of Hunsaker Coach Ev Faunce worried yrlThe has plenty This 'sophomore phenom is currently leading the nation In passing and also in total offense lie was one of the most sought-afte- Hurd will sit an injury and the Wildcat’s No will 3 fullbick Don Beasley miss his second game fn a' row Bayer Boosts Liiiks Lead r rucF cecpe-- no MAN O WAR 50 Parson Tilt AT d e k Georre Bayer 65 66— 131 j Mike Dow Finsterwald Don January Jay 133 Paul Runyathi- llebert Paul Harney 66-7- — 13(1 Dirk 67 Bill Mvir 6— 136 Bladorff 667 Ed Fumul —1)8 Fric MnhU 137 Jim Ferrior 69 78— XSla Billy Maxwell 6969—138 Bob ln-burK 70 68—138- - Tommy Bolt 1J8 £mle VoMler 67 71 — 138 Merty Furol Jim Ferrer 68 71—139 Dutch Harrison Joe Klikwood Jr69 70—139 Gene — 140 Frank Stranahan Fattier 171—140 Paul O'Leary Font Ford 73-6- —140 BUI Casper Jr Ta-68140 Ralph Blomquixt 69 71— I‘" BUI Blanton Jerry f 01 her 67 73 — 140 and-Jac- WITir HILL Whatcott and Winters of the Aggies and Hunsaker and Luppino of Arizona the standouts in the nation's battle of statistics the fans are and interexpecting a esting battle here Saturday wide-ope- n BELMONT PACKAlOCf THAN 36 i--- & NAME OF THE PCE ONCE KNOWN AS THE 'PINNER FACTY STAKES'? 1 — On Red" ran of 2:14 June 12 1020 “Big miles In the time at the New York track a mark that is still In V the record books 2 — The Dixie Handicap the Inaugural of this race at rimllco was run In 1810 iy 15 Radio" ’Cast State football game Saturday will over station be telecast KUTV Game time Is 3 pm 1 Famous winners of the event have been Hanover ' Equipoise VVhlrlaway Armed and Assault' among others team lost to Pepperdine College In the of Los Angeles 14-1- FlagstafLteam's best show of the Beasonu in its other two - -- games the Lumberjacks defeat- - j "and f e4 Ft Hu a oji a swamped University of CaliforThe latter nia at Riverside ot txrtjuite stHm Victory may-npressive as it seems for Riverside has been opened for only two years Further leveling of the odds was Indicated Friday when Spilsbury announced that his starting lineup will Include five freshmen That lack of experience will just about match that of the Parsons 2S-- 60-- 0 T V Eagles Tattgla-- T FrosTi oday— University of Utah’s frosh football - team will open its season Saturday at 2 pm in the stadium against Carbon College The Redskin Papooses a handpicked squad which hopes to keep Utah's position in Beehive state football will square off against a good Carbon team Coach Andy Everest although handicapped by just nine practice days will have top-ranki- THE ARIZONA team is big On the line it has Hosie Maddox at tackle and 233 Ernie Hansen ' at center Of course' Westminster "win a big rugged crew lo' toss’ af counter with its own big man the Eagles Some of the top 225-poun- - at center Mitch Maktls and the individual duel may be one of the most interesting of the afternoon Apparently the man to watch in the backfield --will be Cruz fullback Salas the 270-poun- d Gun Club Slates Turkey Shoot talent from the Country will be competing against some outstanding boys from the West Coast and east In an effort to grab prep Inter-mounta- starting berths: in first-yea- r r far Your -- d - him-and 94-8- 95-9- 3 94-9- THE BOUT OPENED with both boys punching hard to the head Late in the first round Hinnant walked Into a hard -rlght-th- at staggered him Late in the second round Hinnant caught Anthony with a hard right fo the face Anthony fell Jace forward against the ropes and Hinnant was on him turn him -- around to trying-t- o get another solid punch through The referee tried to separate the fighters as the bell rang to save a dazed and bewildered 205-poun- who outweighs anything the Parsons can offer Hower Mercer can come up with experience at quarterback and both halves Only t fullback do the Parsons have men but even at that post the Parsons look strong with Andreasen and Pasquale Rebels Down laiickey Manlle s?’8 Yanks Get Sad Bus Ride Snow in 32-- 6 Contest Ford’s ‘Heart’ Praised t Duok hunters will get si chance to sight in thrir pet fowling pieces Saturday and Sunday at the Salt Lake Gun Club In a special turkey shoot Special to Tin Tribune Club prexy Lee Shafer said — Dixie College EPHRAIM shooting will start Saturday at 1:30 pm and Sunday at Rebels chalked up their second ICAC league victory of the sea10 am son here Friday afternoon by He extended a special inviSnow tation to duck hunters to par- defeating Each team scored in the first ticipate and urged them to period but the Rebels went bring young shooters in the ahead to stay when they scored family for special instruc-tion- s twice on Intercepted passes In on gun handling and the second quarter The winpractices safety ners added one touchdown each "“ Lunchroonrwvtll be open In the third and fourth periods both days at the club 1900 W for good measure North Temple Street In the first quarter Ron Hyde of Dixie ran 60 yards for the first touchdown of the game Snow took the kickoff and uncorked" a series pf gains climaxed by a pass from Jay Johnson to Bendt Johnson “ THE REBELS broke the gamewide open In the second period when Stan Stahlei center intercepted two Snow passes and went all the way for touchdowns He ran 50 yards after one interception and 30 yards after the second Passes added both extra points In the third period Birrell Dixie left hall went 20 yards A NT1I ON Yr’FROr “NcW4around end and the score- In the York was put down In the second round by a hard right but Wtebell reeved after hanging on during most of the third he was ready to go again Referee Ed Lafond scored the for Anthony Judge fight Ben Alperstein scored It Anthony and Judge Joe Bunza had it for Hinnant ’ VVHAT 15 THE PCE5ENT ’2 THE ‘TAPER’ "showing" of the Arizonans is more Impressive Coach Max Spllsbury’s Westminster-Arizon- a 19 6 Washington Back Reinjures Knee Note (Editor’ Thl could I want to thank the fans nothcr In 1 cede of article on (ha Worldr Sene by Mickey Mantle tar center-fielde- for lh New York Yankee By Mickey Mantle Star Yankee Outfielder - — Special to The Tribune 32-- 7-- 6 e SAN DIEGO CALIF Oct 5 (UP)— Giant George Bayer of Grosslnger NY Friday lengthened his lead to three strokes In the $15000 San Diego open with a eagle-aide66 to give total of 131 him a The six foot five 210 pound former football player traveled’ each of the nines at the Singing Hills Country Club in 33 while his - opposition dropped and - -- — ' spread the field ’ STILL-STANDIN- ’ the country DEFENSIVELY -- the second string backfield is on a par with the first unit ' r Probable star ting "eleven for the Aggies will be Bob Wilson and Lou Jones at right and left end respectively game captain Larry Sorenson and Tom Ram-agat tackles Dick Kimball and Ken Benson at guards Dlno Anast at center Bob Winters at quarter Jack Hill at left half John Whatcott at tight half and Norm Prince at fullback Anast who has been playing second string guard was switched with Joe Librizzlrwho had been at first string center last Monday and has come along very well In his new role ' In the second unit" will “be k Harvarth Gary Kapp at ends Ray Phillipps and- - Bob Steinke at tackles- - Librizzi and Ed Serpas at guards Lou Madsen at center Steve Motta at quarter Scotty Jeffs at left half Ezra Smith at right half and Bob Doctor at fullback WHAT ’ A record crowd is expected to turn out Saturday at Dane Hansen Field for Westminster College’s - opening home- - football game of the season The Parsons of Coach A1 Mercer will tangle with a big Arizona” State of Flagstaff team Game time Is 3 pm 1 Each team goes Into the contest with 2T records Mercer’s decision to Eastclub lost a ern Oregon but then came back with convincing victories over RlckS College and Eastern Montana of Billings all-tim- e WOODSEN ' Saturday night will be missing Paul Hatcher Conference Arizona’s center who Is nursing a knee - "' will be around 11 pounds lighter than the Utah — k— State line Aggies and his play to date proves that he was certainly an excellent catch for the Wildcats Luppino who needs only a few rushing yards to surpass the MaHTbr "Alari IThe Horse) Ameche Wisconsin’s has been plagued with injuries He missed the “ Wyoming:" £ame“ which the Pokes won 26 20 but is now 7 ' ready to go full ’boom With the heat a big factor down here the Aggies decided to use the platoon system against the Wildcats The first and second string Jings are almost of equal ability and there shouldn’t be any noticeable let down' when they change game a broadcast will be the for pFepsters In Oa the Air The The Wildcats will start a line averaging about’ 210 pounds which if big Ken Benson starts 1 Seen for Slate Duel for-Uta- By Lyn Larson Tribune Sports Writer TUCSON ARIZ The Arizona Wildcats will be short three regular starters when they meet the Utah State Aggies here Saturday at 8 pm according to Coach Warren Woodsen However the Wildcats will haye their two offensive stars r Art Luppino and Ralph for full at speed going - Salt Lake Tribune Saturday October 6 The NEW Y(5RK— I don’t go back a long way as a Yankee but I feel sure none of our clubs ever was so humiliated as we were in the game In Brooklyn That was so bitter fo take that we didn't even Want to look at one another in the clubhouse and on that sad bus ride back to New York Iron? Hbbets Field nobody talked because everybody wanted to go home and 13-- -- hide his head - But don’t forget last year The Yankees won the first" two games but Brooklyn won the World Series WE CAN COME back too with Whitey Ford I think we all sensed Whitey had to pitch the thlragafne before Casey Stengel said so Whitey is all heart— he will pitch three times more he has to unless his arm gives ' out: "7 methat his arm was H'JPH better-of- f than it had been in a long time because he had a week’s rest before pitching Wednesday As for those three innings he worked Whitey said he wouldn’t think anything of handling a job like thAt in relief in the season and still take Jf WASHINGTON Oct 5 (AP) — Quarterback Eddie LeBaron has reinjured' his troublesome not be able Ul First off Iwant toexplatn knee and-mplay when the Washington Red that I figure fans who pay their skins meet the Philadelphia way into the park like'to let off a little stearrt and don’t intend Eagles Saturday night Coach Joe Kuharich said Fri- to be mean and if they want to for boo now and then it’s all right day he will start A1 Dorow the Redskins in the ' National by me But the crowd didn’t boo although we probably Football Xeague game at played as badly as any team ay for their kindness There is no use expecting this Our pitchers walked game everybody" in sight and I guess" that’s half of the story The other half was the Dodger which surprised us We knew from experience that they were always dangerous but it seems as If they reached their — peak for us WHEN YOU THINK of Gil Hodges driving In seven runs in two games Just two below an record by the great Lou Gehrig you have to have respect Duke Snider too impresses me with 10 homers in World Series play Which is as many as Gehrig hit andjydy five below Babe Ruth’s recoid Those are tremendous feats Somebody said the small size of Ehbets Field worked against that we would like it better in" the Stadium - There doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with Ebbets Field when we ean get a 6 0' lead there Givx irg away the lead was what hit-tin- all-tim- e - us-a- nd -- -- hurt — ""L It wouldn't be fair to Do Bsont nd Ig- Bessent has a terrific fast ball with a motion that is decepthe because it is so easy and smooth That’s not all that’s deceptive about him This is not an alibi but part of the experting It simply won’t do to fall behind in the late innlngs In a World Series 'game when the other fellow has ja fast ball pitcher to throw at ‘you That’s because of the shad— owbtween pitcher hom Af IMS' and nftie'of 'yeaiTA top bf you in fant” ball n that shadow before you can pick if up The way our baiters shied away from the plate now and then and the way Roy Campa-nell- a had to grab for the pitch at times Illustrated that is-o- Shapplnf Caavanlant Plenty of FREE Parking w at Sears! 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