Show V The 10 B Salt Lek'd Trfftnnfs Bnttday October 14 1950 monmnu mate main mump i ny fj9 jLmejLPrims Winter Aerials Featured In Ags- Fourth Victory Lions Cards Seek Third Wins in Pro Grid Race - - — By Lyn Larson ners’ touchdowns — one on a pass from Winters In the end zone and then ha electrified the crowd with a Jaunt to paydirt for the final Aggie score with 6:05 left In the game 14-yar- d Tribune Sports Writer MISSOULA — Utah State spoiled the Montana University Homecoming here Saturday afternoon by thumping the 27-1before 7500 chilled fans In Dornblaser Stadium ' The win was the fourth of the season for the Aggies as against Griz-Elie- s U fl ! i S' i n 1 on-sid- e - d il: M if i! i 32-ma- n t -- Ren-rin- V w 'A vJ ' ' :ht X1 ri 1 a f Uu a AM University of Montana fullback Severn Hayes No 34 with ball Is stopped after a short gain by Utah State quarterback Will J wide-ope- B-- EL PASO TEX Oct 13 (JT) d — Big Bob Laraba quarterback from Niagara Falls NY passed and ran the Texas Western Miners to a 28-- win over the University of Arizona Wildcats ' here Satufday ' night in a rugged Border Conference clash Upwards of 13500 fans saw the Miners score three times In the second half to break open a tight ball game Laraba tossed for one touchdown scored one and set up the other two with fine passes 190-poun- 6 n mwti 8 took the ball on Utah’s running it Pioneers came a lot closer to 48 Bob Wegelln hit Ernie Pitts Mette blocked the attempted dominating the game than the kick by Boss and that was it In the end zone on third down score Indicated with Utah’s for the Redskins and nine for the touchdown margin being Douglas’ That was the game and cripdash and a run back of an The Utes missed a final goldpled Denver left town the more en opportunity when Dick Bur- respected for a 'gallant stand intercepted pass -the Redskins with gess intercepted a pass on the against much superior perhaps victory - assured or assumed Utah 41 But Martin Bezyack early In the game elected to play it safe rather than tip their hands for the Wyoming “championship battle” in Larafl-n- 52-ya- San Francisco took advantage of five Los Angeles fumbles last week and upset the Rams so anything that happens between the 49ers and Bears won’t be surprising THE COLT? nOFE to snap back with George Shaw and Alan Amcche pitted against the Packers and the fine throwing arm of Tobin Rote Cleveland may not have Otto Graham' but George Ratterman may be able to lift the Browns over the hump against 'NeW York and the aerials of Chuck Conerly Pittsburgh with Lynn Chand-noi- s sparking the attack seems to have an edge bver the Philadelphia Eagles in the process of rebuilding Green Bay and Washington are the only teams which have dropped both of their "opening assignments - while the Cards and Detroit both have won a pair Redskin Frosli Guests of QBs University of Utah’s frosh team will be the featured guests at thp Mon day jneeting of Bleacher Quarterbacks at the Newhouse Hotel at noonX The chairman Walt Owen pointed out that the meeting LaMar Mcllan who passed had been switched from the for two touchdowns and ran for Hotel Utah to the Newhouse two more against the New York for this meeting which will Giants last Sunday as the Cardi- start at noon is the curnals romped Coach Andy Everest and his rent hero of the Chicago Club assistants will introduce tha If he can keep it up the Red- frosh crew to the BQs — skins are in for a bad afternoon tal-ent- d Los Angeles winner of the western crown a year ago is the underdog against Detroit whose Bobby Layne sparked the Lions to a big victory over the tough Baltimore Colts week ago 31-1- 35-2- mie next week At any rate the Utes played it much more under wraps than the Compton College Comettes who provided the The vlctory wssdhe fourth excitement for the first half of the game consecutive for TWC The first quarter was a batwas marred by a t The game In the closing tle of futility and frigidity near minutes when several TWC and with neither penetrating deep Arizona players began pushing enough In the enemy territory each other around Both squads to cause excitement In the batand several hundred spectators tle of fumbles and slips raced on the field “Utah drove 29 yards for Its Officials and police however best drive Denver 32 and that quickly restored order ain’t driving that’s putting The Redskins did drive ImFalcons Strike 18-1- 3 pressively for their first markDENVER Oct 13 (JP)— The er late In the second quarter Air Force Academy Falcons moving 52 yards In 13 plays with half- Douglas and Larry Fields doing striking with By Associated Press backs and sharp passes winged the lugging and Douglas plought on the LUBBOCK TEX Oct 13 — to their third straight varsity ing across from play George Boss kicked West Texas State alammec football victory Saturday by dive the placement for a edge Texas Tech Saturday overwhelming Western State of — -for — its trifourth 4813 Colorado —In the third period Utah night straight Falwent for the Denver ends and umph and the fourth defeat of The Buck the season for the Red Raiders cons amassed 485 yards rushing-passin- moved 89 yards with the ends The game counted in the Borand collected 27 first being swept on of the der Conference standings al- downs In routing the Rocky downs and Fieldseight went over though Tech Is not now a mem- Mountain conference team standing up for the touch- ' ber of the conference which ha? a record down kicked the free-for-a- ll fife Guns go off backwoods roads wash out your hatchet may glanco off the chopping block when you're hunting you have to take chances but one-foo- you 7-- 0 34-1- tpondtrjul 4 Shaw-coache- CASHMERlf Jttlinj WEST TEXAS State stored In the first period when Quarter- back Bubba Hillntan Intercepted Buddy Hill’s pass on the Raider 32 In two plays the Buffs had score when Ron Mills whipped around left end for three yards and Charles Sanders rammed the middle and raced to a touchdown Tommy Coffey converted OVERTONE1 ONE HUNTS NO ' FOR ACCIDENTS d Bosa-agal- Clemson Wins Again NC Oct WINSTON-SALE- 13 UP)— Soph halfback Charlie Get the security you neednow in case of accidents when you go hunting n point With Utah putting a good rush on the Denver passer lobbed one in the fiat which Mastelotto batted up once and grabbed for a solo sortie Dick White booted the for the Redpoint That was Yan-owic- h Horne an engineering major engineered touchdown runs of and 8 yards and sub quarter21-back Horace Turbpville another field goal skins spoh kicked a Saturday to give unbeaten ClemUTAH WITH White blocking son a 17-- Atlantic Coast Conpunt recovered the ball on over ference football victory Temple "Wins the Denver 43 to start another Wake Forest SCRANTON PA Oct 13 drive but the "irregulars’! could (UP)— Temple staved off Scrannot capitalize and Denver took State Florida ton’s second half rally Saturday charge RALEIGH Oct 13 (AP) -- With Yanowich pitching the night to whip the Royals 28-2despite the brilliant perform Halfback Lee Corso ran 35 yards Pioneers penetrated Utah’s pass ance of Johnny Potkul who for one touchdown ind set up defense for six out of eight scored all the losers’ points another with a punt re- passes and 85 yards with Yanoturn as Florida State defeated wich tossing to Joe Strasser for SCRANTON crept within NG State 14-- Saturday night the last nine yards and the point of Temple before Owl re- to hand the Wolfpack Its third tally Denver kicked the extra serve quarterback Jed Lankltus loss in starts this season point to narrow the margin to four Iced the game by scoring from the one with only 2:48 remain-big- - A CROWD of 10000 saw Flor- 21-' ida State control the ball and After recovering an attempted kick Utah scored on keep NG State’s fleet backs bottled up The Wolfpack man- Douglas’ run which was a Miners Tigers to move past midfield only stutter type with Dauntless GOLDEN COLO Oct 13 (£) aged once In the first half —to the —Colorado College struck for FSU 49 —and offered only one two fourth quarter touchdowns serious scoring threat late-Ito wrap up its first football vicfourth the quarter tory of the season Saturday Mines in night against Colorado Villanova Wins Rocky Mountain Conference 2613 DAYTON OHIO Oct 13 (tf) game Villanova's Wildcats struggle-nCHIU BRICKS back up the football ladder -scored twice In the second half 4 AH ALES Saturday night to defeat the YOU CANT BEAT A Dayton Flyers 13-- before 11000 D!::::Ens d uW 0 2820 Wins 0 A hat of cashmere elea the heacU gance-th- at’i linenewi behind Dobbs! Tip Overtone And it's rufj fled too rugged as the hills of India which ln-- MUNIATURE spired the new fashion color New Delh- irich blend! blue-brow- J Miners Blast Third Conference Win Arizona in Redskins Breeze By Pioneers 27-1- 3 28-- 6 working his way out of a couldn't move the reserves and Battle Continued from Psge ' Doug hole and over Denver fleet-foote- 'givts ! a - Buffs Trounce Texas Tccii Jhis DOBBSi The Detroit Lions and Chicago Cardinal- s- only unbeaten teams In the National Football League will try to make It three In a row Sunday as the loop engages in a full schedule of six contests The Lions back in a familiar role as leader of the Western Conference tackles an old rival —the Los Angeles Rams at De4 troit The Cardinals head the Eastern Conference and meet f i ‘f the Redskins at Washington x' ' ANOTHER CONTEST that looms big for two Eastern Conference contender Is at Cleveland where the Browns entertain the New York Giants Other games all Important in this third week of operations: “Baltimore vsrGreen'Bay at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and San Francisco ir f r at the Chicago Bears Indicative of the a U A scramble In both division? Is the Souza No 18 The play In the game at Missoula occurred in fact that last year the Cardinals midfield At the time the score was tied Ags won 27 to 13 lost seven games and wound up In fourth place while the Lions dropped nine and were absolutely last In heir conference I and the other by Whatcott took the fire out of two eustalned Montana drives Montana scored - first after Gorslch set up the drive with an interception on Utah State’s 25 Ervin Rosern bulled up the middle for five yards and the touchdown Roy Bray added the extra point The Aggies tame back strong ly behind Winters' passing and Z STATISTICS In 12 plays Hill went over on a Heatane CUk RUte dive over left tackle on the third 7 Elri bon 119 19S Net nr4i rveftlnf play of the second quarter H1U M ft Pmmi attempted missed the extra point 1 II FiIim eampleted 141 ft Whatcott got off a perfect PiuiBf yrdif I I'Miet Intercepted If I kick and Doctor took It on 4 t Fiuitt Montana 49 and moved to ftt " the It rvntinr Trif — ft Ktekeffe the 41 to get the Aggies’ second t1 Fiablti ft touchdown drive going Doctor FimblM left I — PemltlM and Hill moved for short gains ft peMlIitl on the ground and Winter completed four passes to set up the Bob Doctor and Pete Lenottl eight-yarjaunt pf Whatcott’s who turned In splendid perform- up the middle for the score ances HILL’S RAT WAS good but 'Prince received a big gash the Ags were called for a peron his forehead but was up sonal foul and he had to boot and around as the final gun one from the 18 which was the sounded and he was along the first extra for the Ags for sidelines to help his mates two games point Hill also added two whoop up the victory ' more for the day The defense Aggie by both Coach Ev Faunce who used contained the Grizzlies’ units traveon his man every ling squad had substitute trou- passing offense completely and ble and It was apparent that held the running game excelbewas missing his line coach lently The Aggie ends WilRalph Maughan who was left son Jones Harvath and Gary In Logan because of facial mu- Kapp did a beautiful job of scular disorder Winters received turning in the runners on the the most votes as outstanding wide stuff but several time the corner men were a little back for the game and Stan was voted as the best line- slow coming up and that is - man where the Grizzlies got most Utah State’s reserve backs of their yardage would have to come In for a lot of praise Smith who replaced Whatcott when he was shaken up on a play In the third canto accounted lor two of the win- - By Associated Press ft MATT GORSICH a 175pound sophomore from Highland Ind was the big thorn In the side of the Aggies all day The Hoosier one defeat while Montana suf- reached up and plucked off two fered Its fourth straight loss passes and was the top ground MONTANA THREW a blan- gainer for the losers with the ket on the Aggies’ vaunted run- exception of Severn (Iron Man) ning attack until midway In the Hayes Who rambled 51 yards bn third quarter but the passing a draw play on the fifth play arpi of Bob (Yakima) Winters after the second half started kept thewtnners up to par in The Aggies' alert defensive total yardage as Winters zeroed In on his receivers Bob Wilson play kept tha Grizzlies at bay John Whatcott Jack Hill Lou and two recovered fumbles deep Jones Jack Harvath and Ezra in Aggie territory one by Hill Smith Then midway Into the third quarter Hill started spajrkllng with his dazzling Tunning and thht with Winter’s passing was u$t too much lor the Grizzlies to 'cope with Jlorm Prince senior fullback from Cedar City who captained the Aggies In this game was knocked unconscious early In thecontest and was replaced by 10 1 & MARKET 13:0 ACCIDENTAL DEATH DICnEflDEnrlENT MEDICAL EXPENSE PERMANENT DISABILITY trIA Mm lima cvrg gainrt for yeunlf th accidental death far yeur family! 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