Show - For Sports Scores Call ELgin Call ELgin For Sports Scores 5-75- 11 5-75- s n Salt Lake Jity Utah — Sunday Horning — October 141 956 Shotgun Thunder Rolls Across Utah Bay and in split seconds thousands of other guns were roaring back In answer The 1956 Utah duck hunting season was underway ' By Don Brooks ' Tribune Outdoors Editor FARMINGTON BAY Davis County-D- ate Saturday Oct 13 Time exactly 7:54 am A lonesome shotgun barked far away to the south and east of where we stood on the west dike here at Farmington off six minutes before the official time of 8 weeBin Jh Hunt Opens k let alone of range for a and a loadofkixes 30-0- 6 balloon “If they always do that well I guess we can’t complain" There were ducks here by the tircling wing beating hundreds but for the most part they were riding Saturday morning’s GOLDEN PEAY chief game warden was philosophical about the shot that some overanxious hunter had squeezed ds-Duc- stormy skies higher than a runaway am a 12 guage IMMEDIATELY In front of us three hunters crouched In th partial concealment of some lakesideNplants Two widgeons whistled in from the west — these in easy range— and the hupter on the left Reed Robinette of Bingham shots never before But have stopped the novice hunters who e turned out annually at Farmington and they didn’t stqp them on this opener Lead whistled up from scores of guns at pintails teal and mallards that were out swung easy and pulled It was the first duck we saw dropped here and It' Was nice shooting The widgeon plummeted side straight down and barreled Into the duck Some automobile nice of a shiny hunter had a Job clqanirig up his car Col 1 See Page bp- - aymalceFs Kayo Denver A ' DoiiglasDash of Terrific In Ulali Show NORTH POINT Duck Club— Reuel Health dunked a piece rye bread In the bowl of steaming chill dished up by Betty Shulsen and surmised “You know we don’t kill ducks like we ‘ used to ' ‘ are here thousands of them but the days I’m talking about every member would have came In with 25 green heads Now every hunter gets his shots but the ducks don’t come over In clouds as they once did “Know why? Because we have so much more water now Then we had few duck clubs along the shore of the lake but there were no rest ponds and no major bodies ’of water like Farmington Bay and the refuge at Brigham City “IN THE long run this way is better Reuel mused" be cause It means more hunting for more hunters over it longer pe riod but I wish some of you youngsters could have seen those flights of my day” Jimmy Shulsen whose son plays guard for Notre Dame was hovering over a radio trying to follow the progress of the Pur due game and keep an ear In the duck atory telling too “I don’t know" he mumbled “the way we were shooting today It woulldn’t have made any difference how thick the C ducks were"1‘Oh the ducks i In Fourth Classy Coeds John Mooney V :K STATISTICS — Dibtii Fill - Htubert m I Lezyocki ee&Mwtw 9nimsi : uan- mm aw 27 DENVER UTAH 13 color that brightened up the cold gray evening r - ! 4 20-1- 3 one-yar- 'CIO d 175-poun- d Os-porn-e - r- - one-yar- 1 nine-poin- -- Wheat-snooker- five-yarde- 27-1- 3 Buffs Capture Houston Texas Ags Tie Easy Win Auburn Down Kentucky Over Colags 14-1- - at Utah Stadium Bob Huber Denver guard and other Pioneer players get set to make tackle Utah won the game Under the Arcs ninth-ranke- d r d d - 7-- 20 Connecticut 71 Massachusetts 6 Florida 7 Rice 0 North Carolina College 33 VirVermont 39 Rhode Island 13 ginia Mate 13 Amherst 39 Bdaduln 12 South Carolina 27 Virginia 13 George Washington' 20 Boston Vanderbilt 0 U 20 Mississippi 1 j Mississippi state 18 Trinity 8 finuUl Texas Christian 23 Alabama 6 Tennessee 4X CattanoOga 20 Tulane 21 ’Navy ' Duka 14 Southern Met hmltst d ” LehlftW 27 Wgmut 'Military Georgia Tech 39 LoulaJana Stale 7 Clemson 17 Wake Foreat 0 Georgia 2 North Carolina 12 Florida State 14 North Carolina Virginia Tech 34 WUIIam and State 0 Mary 7 Auburn 13 Kentucky 0 -- St 45 0 Associated Pres LEXINGTON KY Oct 13— By Associated Pres BOULDER COLO Oct I 0 13-Mi- d 7 0 ' d 4-- 1 t fumbles lost TS IT Jimmy Phillips an lords fOBolisod candidate five plays later in one of the two real offensive outado's big seven conference Bufbursts of the game faloes shot Into- a 2641 halftime lead on “ four second period THREE OTHER times punched its way goalward touchdowns but field goal tries by Tubbs The Aggie from the Skyfrom the Kentucky 20 25 and line League scored on a spar-k- l 22 fell short 80 yard pass-ru'In the late minutes a fumble In the fourth period play early recovery on the Kenturky 20 set Aggie quarterback Jerry CalUp the second touchdown Kentucky trying in vain to lahan standing on his 20 pitchgenerate a ground punch found ed to halfback Ron McClary its two major bids stopped at who hauled it In on his 40 and the Auburn 20 and 24 surrender- sprinted the rest of the way to the touchdown ing each time on downs - Au-bur- n n Colorado's Drake Finally Wins DES MOINES Oct 13 (T) — Drake slithered through mud to defeat Washington University of St Louis 14 6 for its first win o f the season before a few hardy sbuls here Saturday night A HEAVY downpour kept both teams to the ground although Washington got away with one pass that figured in its lone score second-quarte- r touchdowns were highlighted by a 58 yard pass-ruscoring play from left halfback Bob Stransky to right halfback Gene Worden Two other scores came on sustained marches of 86 and 72 yards Colorado end Frank Clarke blocked Aggie Ron Erickson’s punt on the goal line and as the ball rolled into the end zone tackle Bob Salerno pounced on it for Colorado’s fourth Ohio State Illinois 26MinnesQta 6Jorthwestern 0 0 13 Purdue 28 Michigan State 53 14 Notre Dame 14 Midwest i Kansas State 10 Nebraska 7 Kansas 23 Iowa State 14 Michigan 48 Army 14 ‘ Ohio State 28 Illinois Xavier 34 Ctnrlnnatl 14 Drake 14 Washington Michigan State 53 Indiana 6 of St lovsa 13 Wisconsin 7 Louis 8 Whhlta 19 Detroit 13 Purdue 28 Notre Dame 14 s " Minnesota 0 Northwestern 0 Boston College 26- - Marquette 19 Eastern New Mrxb-- 13 OHicg ' "Western Michigan 2b ‘‘Toledo 15 or Idaho 7 Kent State 32 Ohio University 13 Oklahoma 45 Texas 0 Butler 28 Ball State 12 Tulsa 14 Oklahoma AAM 14 Miami (O ) 21 Marshall 14 Arkansa State 21 Louisiana Missouri 4 North Dakota 0 Tech 13 fore 17849 chilled fans In the Ute Stadium Saturday night Playing in 43 degree temperatures the Utes shook off a fumble-fillefirst half and rolled away to a 21-- lead In the third period but it took a’ 52 yard explosive dash by Merrill Douglas in the fourth period to clinch the victory AFTER DENVER roared In the opening minutes of the fourth quarter to score on the xing reserves coach Jack CurAuburn freed a dazzling change-ofpac- e and T plays Utah single wing tice unwrapped his front liners runner in sophomore Colorado sent seven different to take charge of the ball again Tommy Lorino with a playerr across the goal line In game first quarter jaunt then held piling up a 47-- nonconference And Douglas shifted to right Kentucky 13-- to win a South- football to give additional punch to" half over” Colorado victory eastern Conference football the Redskin offense did Just A&M Saturday game Saturday night that as he punched his way Stalled by mlscues In the through a swarm of tackier The- - brilliant young speedscoreless first quarter Color- - and galloped all the way to pay ster swept two yards around In best run dirt the of a cold the final minright end-I-n damp evening STATISTICS touchother utes for Auburn's The Utes scored In the second down Cals ASM Colorado period on a one-foo-t plunge by 10 — 10 first towns SOD M Douglas scored twice In the Rushing yardsre Lorina’s early dash set up a Fftftgip lift II yardage third quarter 6n a sweep by 4 scoring pass from quar- Pasnes Isterpepted by 4109 0 Larry Fields and a 21 yard reterback Howell Tubbs to end Pomps Punts f - - By and Lost in Saturday’s Football Scramble 47 UCLA Colorado 28 Oklahoma 13 Colorado A&M 7 Washington Sv 0 Texas New Mexico 40 Orcgoir Stale —21 Michigan Arizona State 41 S lanfortl 13 0 San Jose State 20 California Idaho Army Blown 7 27-1- 3 - A total of 21 high school marching bands participated In the annual band night performance before the game In Ute stadium They formed a blaze of - 14 M I From Lobos BprltutflyJd 27 Colby 7 Delaware 2(1 Bucknell 7 Main 39 New Hampshire 7 Colgate 48 Hutgera 6 Harvard S3 Cornell 7 ‘ V- Tilt ‘Dartmouth By John Mooney Tribune sport editor With Denver dropping its defense to protect Its middle the University of Utah unleashed a series of sweeping' haymakers in the third period to kayo Denbe- ver’s football team at H Cowboys Cop Pennsylvania 0 Yale 33 Columbia 19 Penn State 43 Holy Cross 0 Syracuse 27 West Virginia 20 "Lafavette 32 Allulght 7 X The Compton Comettes stole the show at halftime Saturday costumed night Beautifully beautifully - trained and Just plain beautiful the spectacular drill group gave a great halftime performance assisted ably by their own marching band It’s reasonably safe to say none watched the Compton band But Utah ought to bring those gals back again at the soonest opportunity They Incidentally provided the only color of the first half Shul-sen’- Mnceton V - By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer Utah-Denve- tut 34 Cinches Win ' J BANDS participating includ- Ute quarterback Martin Bezyark bobbles the ball during seced Duchesne High School Jor ond quarter action of the game played Saturday Johnny Crus the Sinclair man end Dr Hal Hannon sharing dan High School Park City a cabin with the Bees’ Eddie Leishman had little to add— s High School Wasatch High summation Included too many of us “ School Bingham High School South Rich High School EasT High School Midvale Junior High School South Emery High 20-1- 3 Boyd IJone Bags a Honker School Bryant Junior Boyd Hone was In a class by himself— he had a nice honker to School North Emery - High High ihow for his getting up before sun up School Morgan High School Shirley Young Ed Lewis and his son Fred Bill Wilde Dr North Sevier HJgh School MurJohn Coletti Angus Jenson Bill Larzelere Don Fisher Wallace ray High School Juab High Smith Vern Howe— all had something to show for their banging School West — — School BeavHigh By Associated Press ' George Budd A1 Igo Elliott Wolfe Steve Rummel John er High School and American By Associated Press — An HOUSTON Oct 13 Brennan the legal eagle and Otto Ilutteman were others who Fork High SchooL LARAMIE WYO Oct 13-- The aroused University of Houston were getting good use from their duck stamp University of Wyoming football team lead by halfback The first half was an excepundefeated in five Harold Lewis thrilled a homeCowboys tionally dull affair Neither team season starts this picked off a coming crowd of 67000 Saturlooked ofThree Vacant Blinds especially good on was fense of New day night by battling troublesome It confirmed the ' Oldtlmers around the dub were saddened as University by they called the Texas A&M to a Mexico roll and noted three vacande where loved and respected mem ' statistics -Saturday 'In a tie stopping an Aggie threat on bers once held forth Utah gained 99 yards on of- Skyline Conference game wit- the line in the final In the first two periods fense nessed in chilly windy 48 degree minute of play BRUNNER secretary for the club since ft was organall on the ground while the weather by a slim 6021 football senior ized In 1912 was unable to shoot the opener because of Illness Buddy Boek end preserved the tie for HousInd Bill Grant another patriarch Is fighting a game battle Pioneers mustered a grand to- fans tal of Just 56 and all of that Tailback Jim Crawford ton by breaking through to against a serious Illness sparked Wyoming to the league smear quarterback Roddy Lawrence Heath another of the beloved members had gone on the ground for a six yard fourth on to the paradise Where there Is no bag limit or closed seasons There was only one pass comdown loss with Just 33 seconds pleted in the first half and that STATISTICS after the Aggies had remaining was a desperation toss by Pete Kaw Merles Wjomlns 90 to the Cougar driven dawns 15 Pint yards is The Old Shell Game Haun when hemmed behind the Kashins yardsss tl14 fit line 55 on line fuiliii an downfield intended ruOn “Speaking of missing shots" Reuel remarked “I remember fw Intercs un1 t aerial It went for no yardage ted hr HOUSTON ft a fellow named Nick Ruga who hunted her years ago him 7 88 Pants ' derdog to 'the Southwest' ConrmblM Urt l " “THE BOYS 4 1M The Pioneers are operating on "Yards inll pulled a practical joke on him and emptied his ference power had driven 62 shells of the pellets and put In sawdust They did that to a whole a weird schedule that probably for the tieing touchdown yards box of shells and was Nick fuming when he missed shot after saves money if nothing else victory with two touchdowns early in the final period only and kicked for two extra points shot" THEY arrived in Salt Lake The ’Pokes lacked luster as if minutes afterA&M had broken a 7 7 deadlock with a 57 yard City by air at noon Saturday bearing out Coach Phil Dickens’ ’ march hotel rent rooms didn't then and pregnme fears they were aimThere’s the Opening Thrill left Immediately alter the game ing for next Saturday’s homeHere’s a vote for the 8 am opening again even though the by plane Wichita Tips Detroit eating their dinner coming duel with the University duck “take" make be a little below the standard of a daylight aloft WICHITA KAN Oct 13 (TP) of Utah The thrill of boating down the channel and getting opening —Jim Kllsanin Wichita’s speedy Roger Butler Utah’s fine junin the blind while watching thousands of ducks passing In review ior center dislocated his right AFTER ONE pass attempt halfback scored three times Satacross the heavens watching the majestic circling of hundreds shoulder during the first quar- which went Incomplete Wyo- urday night to spark the s pf pelicans performing their aerial cotillion far above the sounds ter Saturday and hit loss was ming quickly turned in the first to 19 13 upset victory a at firing the honking of geese in the distance and the hope felt by the Utes period to a ground offense over Detroit University In a lhat spring eternal that they’ll drop down low enough and not lie dislocated the left one dur- which carried from the ’Pokes Missouri Valley Conference footsoar by before the 8 am opening the tension builds up to ing a skiing accident last win- 46 to New Mexico's one Craw- ball game here such am extent you can excuse even the Inevitable idiot who ter ford rammed through center to shoots 15 minutes early and spoils the opening minutes for those got the Shockers score — — - - - Kllsanin off to a first quarter lead who wait lor the legal shooting the crack of the autoloader New Mexico took the ensuing THERE WERE only two penthe Jar on your ahoulder and the smoking gun barrel the alties assessed In the game Sat- kickoff on the 20 and bulldozed when he scored on ft 30 yard of shells from coffeet a pile exploded mounting steaming through the Cowboy line in nine off tackle smash urday One was a thermo as the aun hits the first snow on the mountain peaks cateplays to the UW one Halfback was which Detroit gained the advantage against Utah that’s living man gorized as “delay” but didn’t Wayne Gosnell pranced into In the same period when quar- Wyoming’s secondary on runs terback Steve Piskach fired a fit the call The other Was a touchdown pass to Bill unnecessary roughness of 19 and 22 yards as the Lobos Observation Ward against Denver It was one of Caught fire and- fullback Phil Dando Piskach converted to Am impltth pathology prof sarvas torktollt in kit tlotiroom — mm the cleanest games at’ Ute StadiSpear packed across center to give the Titans a lead that score um in a long time IXIMt for koinf komrA it iff ns doabf stood through halftime Wyoming V er’ - Who Won -- B-1- 5 Came Sidelights Sports Wirror 11 Baylor 14 Arkansas 7 M 14 Houston 14 Arirona State of Flagstaff 27 Laverne 6 North Texas State 14 Midwestern Texts At West Texas Slate far 34 Texas Tech WesJ Omaha 9 Idaho State 0 Utah Stare“27TMontans 13 Wyoming 30 New Mexico 13 Indiana Colorado 47 Colorado ASM 7 Arizona State 41 Idaho 0 Stanford 40 Sen Jose State 20 X'CLA 28 Washington State 0 Washington 20 Oregon 7 Oregon Statu 21 California 13 Air Force Academy 48 Western - ’ State 13 Lewis turn of an Intercepted pass for a touchdown by Jim Mastelotto Yhenwith the Ute sub holding forth the Pkmccr drove 85 yards for a score with A1 Yanowich passing to Joe Strasser for the tally That was enough to strain the quality of mercy for Curtice and bark came the regu- lars But after Douglas' run Curtice again sent in the irregulars and Denver roared back again with Bob Wegelin passing to Ernie Pitts for the second Denver tally The victory was No 3 In a row for the Utes —all In conference play— and was the fourth Denver loss In five starts this year IN BEATING THE Pioneers Utah retained possession of the traditional D&RGW engine bell for another year but the “battle of the bell” was not the affair you might suppose until the offensive warmed up in the last hall ding-don- g Utah’s “cloud of dust and five yards” offense played It safe and sane once the Redskin strategists found the Picb neer ends could be swept with impunity Utah threw seven passes and if the offense were any more conservative Coach Curtice should Tarry- an umbrella One pass was completed for loss of one yard ALTHOUGH Utah's strong defense in thfrflrsMialf held Denver to a total net yardage of 56 yards the mass substitution In the second half allowed the Pioneers to win the battle of the statistics by out gaining the Utes 289 yard to 2Gft and outfirst- -- J 18-1snd Clark 21 Willamette 0 downing Pacific Lutheran 19 Central Utah never was In Although Washington 13 danger of losing the game the Utah 27 Denver 13 Texas Western 28 Arizona S See Page CoL 4 s B-1- 0 i —1 -U ' -( |