| Show " mmm " Westminster Cruslies Lewis in Year’s Grid Finale Alert Parson Club Rolls US Accepts -'- Win 46-- 0 '’7 By Phil ' McLeese '‘ Tribune Sports Writer x Taking to aerials— their oppo- pent’s even more so than their own—Westminster College grid ders Friday afternoon closed their 1956 season on a winning i h°te an showing The Parsons alertness on interceptions and fumbles that left Fort Lewis of Durango Colo breathless racked up a 46-- victory for a 0 -- mark season fi--4 LARGER and - A ’'ling Fort Westminster-lin- battered Lewis around heavily In “ the first half for one touch-- ' ’ down each in the first and sec- 'ond quarters and then turned ’ the game into a rout putting over two td’s in the third period nd three in the last An interception for a touch down by Carman Todd in the ‘ first period started the Parsons ’ second-bes- t offensive show of the season and another touch-down- ” interception Increasingly Lewis lost one of Its top halfbacks Pat Colgate early in the first quarter when he waa ejected from the game following a bit of sparring His loss probably spoiled what could have been a sharp attack on a dry field The Fort backs were small and fast but they didn’t produce one serious threat on the slippery field THE PARSON line was obviously at its best as Larry Kirkes Tom Soter Mitch Mak-riand company drove ao hard that they probably set a new record for offsides Andreasen and Thibault gave the fans their fill of hard clever running was at his season's best at fullback and quarterbacks Jack Hill and Gary Nauman handled the ball extremely well all afternoon - The game was Jess than five minutes old when Soter intercepted a Fort Lewis toss on the Fort 30 - He tiptoed nicely-anwent over standing up The Parsons worked the ball to the 10 just as the second quarter opened but were stopped Then came a jaunt by Pasquale and two plays later Andreasen ran 40 s harder-tric- e balance clear became tyDale seconds Pas-qual- e Thibault in the closing bracketed an exceptional offen- sive show Thibault went over for a score In the second period after Ud drive and one Pasquale’s of 40 by Doug Andreasen had and Thibault four Thibault ' 't put the ball in scoring terri-- ! went over from the five and 6ry Andreasen kicked the point ‘ ‘ The roof feU In during the As the third period opened third period as a Fort Lewis recovered a Fort Andreasen for a the way fumble paved Lewis fumble on the Fort S7 Pasquale score snd s pass Set up one for Andreasen Thibault carried 32 to the In the final period two passes five and Pasquale went over set up another for with Andreasen kicking the Fob Nielsen quarterback Jack extra point A long drive- highHill Intercepted for one and lighted by a 25yard pass from Thibault ended the tallying with Nauman to Rose started on the another interception Parson 33 and wound up on the It was an altogether pleasant one Andreasen went over but chow for a small group of missed the kick ardent but thoroughly chilled After Nielsen had climaxed 'Parson followers The club sim- another good ground drive with ply hammered the fight out of a td Hill Intercepted a Fort Fort Lewis in the first halt as toss on the 25 and ran for the the greater Parson weight and score Most ot the fans had left the stands when Thibault intercepted another aerial on the 50 and ran for a td Just as the 1CAC gun sounded t 25-yar- d 25-yar- d - - Clubs Set ’ Games Today of the ICAC with Snow - billed at Porterville and Weber at Mt San Antonio In “the only other game on the ’ - Two travel 0 41- The lummarVl G ft— 0 0 Fort Lwi 7 7 13 lfl — 4ft Westminster Spring touchdowns— Todd Thibault Nielsen Hill 2 Pasquale Andreasen PAT— Coleman (pass from HilH An dreasan 2 Kose (past fiom HUI) - members Saturday SL‘ Stations Set Game ’Casts a late Boise will entertain Wenatchee at 2:15 pm The - other two contests are at -i night The league race ended last ' Week when Dixie and Boise -- wound up in a deadlock for Dixie won six the title ‘straight games a fid Boise four in a row and TV-- In Area will present three football games Saturday The Wyoming BYU contest at Provo will be on KTVT as well as on KSL radio Radio station KALL will broadcast the Utah Colorado encounter and the Iowa Ohio State game will be on KDYL radio starting at 12:15 Radio pm - mhen-'Jrttina- n The Wyoming BYU game is billed for 1:30 pm and the game for half an hour later CUITOMIZCD'CIOTHCS Utah-Colorad- K-- B mOUTH Lanes Salt LaX Hardware Mixed League — High teem lenei Sylvanla 2 400 High team game Svlvanla 8J0 High worn n Donna Preston 4B4 High gamt Donna Preston 170 High men s genna Bill Price 663 High gam Hill Price 214 "Wttrnen‘1 Rio Grand lean — High team tenet Zephyia 2031 High team High women s game Mountaineers tenet Fredna Crawford B25 High game Fredna Craw fold 192 MAIN Russ Bid To ’57 Meet WHEIl IT SNOWS THE RUSH IS ON TO GET Carter Gains Verdict in Carden Bout n has-bee- third-ranke- Sid Lifts Set First Runs reg 4500 i b ! d very-muc- h (DflDMrSX Tal-D-M- 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STORE By Aiioclaltd Prggg pense UCLA has an IntersecThe plaintive moans of college tional tilt with Kansas football coaches seem to indicate KJsewhere (he big games that most of Saturday’s big look like these: games will be played by teams — Eaat l Bfown so crippled it will be hard for In tha Ivy Harvard and Columt)ia-Penthem to field 11 sound players Leaffue: Boston University Boston CoL North Carolina lege Virginia Navy But you don’t hear any such State Pann State and William and among tha Tennessee ffom and sounds ' Oklahoma the teams fighting i independents South — Mississippi State TulaneVander-bliout for the top ranking Porest- - Maryland South Carolina Virginia George Washington TIIE SOUND condition of Tha Citadel Southern Miaaiasippi those squads portends no good florida State — Midwest Purdue for Mississippi and Missouri the Northwestern Iowa State teams they meet Tennessee North Carolina Notre Dame A&M Toiroe wound up just two points ahead I'HOWLONC HAS WichitaDayton letes Southwest and Far West — Villanova of Oklahoma the former leader TO Houston Arizona Idaho KNOWN AVOGBBBH Colorado Utah WyoForce RUSSIANS won’t stand in this week’s balloting of sports ming Brigham “THE Montana New Young PREY ITS TOED? for their visiting athletes to be writers and broadcasters in the Mexico Washington KEEP Southern Press Associated Washing ranking poll Ferris said “But 1— Dogs have been known fingerprinted” Sunday — Marquette Holy Cross we have had previous assur- Both teams obviously will be out to remain with treed prey for the US government to make impressive showings to ances from or more The length that the law is to be rescinded” Improve their places in this duel of time they will stay deIf that obstacle is removed a Mississippi has the best depends to a large extent on team of US track and field fensive record — in statistics — their tranlning and weather any major college team but stars will visit Moscow prob- of ulane-and off its - losses-t- o conditions In mild weather “in 'the "Jui)rxri95V&nd Miss hardly looks - will not freeze out or ably Ole Arkansas to would come Russians either starve out so quickly as in Los enough ter stop TennesAngeles or New York in strong see’s Johnny Majors & Co Misbitter cold 1958 July of sissippi still is in the running for 2 — To wear off the ends so a bowl Invitation — he ran see better The horns Olympics Quits Missouri hasn't won 4 game often grow In such massive MELBOURNE Nov 16 (UP) on Oklahoma’s field in 20 yeais circles at the sides of the ani- — The coach of Hungary's Olym- and even with the upset incenmal’s head that hia lateral track team disclosed Friday tive of Don Faurot’s last game pic vision la obstructed that Sandor Iharos the great as coach against the Sooners distance runner withdrew from the Missouri team that has lost the games “because of a broken four games and tied one hardly “I know I’m supposed to be seems to have the stuff to stop on the other side of the field heart” but with the score 67 to 0 Oklahoma “IHAROS IS broken hearted mighty there’s not much to divoreed and cannot he On the other side of the about over there!” get over it” said Mihaly Iglol Injury picture there’s He is physically fit but not Michigan State which Area Briefs mentally That is why he quit faces with three of Minnesota the Olympic team" NEW YORK NY Nov 16 its players sidelined (UP) — Heavyweight contender for and three more lleats the season Captures who may not play Harold Carter of Linden NJ AUSTRALIA BENDIGO used short solid left hooks Fri- Nov 17 (UP)— Leamon King This is one of two “must” day night to win a unanimous Milt Campbell and Ira Murchi- games in the struggle for the Skiing enthusiasts will find decision over substitute young son of the United States track Big Ten championship and Rose each won their preliminary Bowl bid — which aren’t neces- early season conditions team at Jack Johnson of Los Angeles in dash Friheats in the and Alta Brighton Saturday same The other the their unexpectedly bruising meet sarily day during a ALTA — brings together Ohio State and Germania and ' at Madison Square KING OF DELANO Calif Iowa currently rated sixth and Collins liftsBOTH will start operating Garden at 10 am and run to 4:30 pm was clocked in 96 seconds seventh nationally The Big Ten standings show daily throughout the season Plainfield of and NJ Campbell ALTHOUGH Carter suffered Murchison ot Chicago each were Ohio in front with four victories Skiing is reported fairly good a gashed right brow in the first and no losses Michigan State but stumps and rocks timed in 97 seconds and Iowa each conround the are tied for fully covered The new arejnot ponder second with Minnesota (311) covers an excellent base of hard tender threw more leather and Praises Olympics right behind Defending cham- snow Total depth is about 2V landed mote often than his tall MELBOURNE Nov 16 (AP) pion Ohio State is ineligible for feet leaning opponent a 4 1 under- —- Avery Brundage militant the Rose Bowl because of pro" BRIGHTON— Mt Majestic lift ' dog president of the International bation and Michigan State be- snd Launer rope tow to operCommittee came to cause there went it last Olympic Johnson carrying 201 pounds January ate extreme cauwith Skiing Iowa Melbourne Minnesota and are eligible Wednesday night t on his two frame was with praise for Olympic prepara- which may add a little to their tion advised Mt Millicent lift not open subfitituting-fopblg-BoBaker tions and a sharp blast at coun- desire of Pittsburgh the fifth ranking tries which pulled out of the Fourth-rateGeorgia Tech To Direct Shoot also in the bowl piccontender who withdrew Mon games ture meets Alabama a Special to Th Tribune day from the bout because of HE ALSO SAID he doubted PROVO— Bill Williams Peter winner this season which Illness Carter who stands just would be any successful shouldn’t make much trouble Fakler and Dr S W Georges under six feet weighed 19414 there against aggressor na- Texas A&M apparently heading will direct a Utah County turprotests pounds as such Russia because for the Southwest Conference shoot Sunday at 10 am at Johnson former 'California tions "the Olympic games belong to title but ineligible for the Cot- key Provo Gun Club at the airstate champion is unranked are contests ton Bowl takes on Rice t now although he was number the people They port and not of raindividuals for in its league Texas Chrisnine after his December knockTnE ESCALANTE Council tions” tian and Southern Methodist out over Ezzard 1136 of the Knights of Columhe had heard said Brundage in bowl candidates the Charles rumors of possible protests but leading Southwest play Texas and Ar- bus is sponsoring the event and will serve free coffee throughcome none had officially to his kansas respectively out the day Sandwiches will attention Supporter of HunLanes THE OTHER top ien teams be sold Laditt Major Learne— leading team gary were reported ready to ask -- to — y aertr 8chuSyracuse-'Obach's 2593 Team game Schubach't the IOC to bar Russiafromthe 828 Individual aeria Dottla Thornblad and donations and because could fund run interof (10) of charity military Michigan games MU Gamp Mr Filin 218 into trouble against Colgate and the group which annually sponOther 500 ecorea— Rnmatn Zlto Ml cession in Hungary Mai Finis 830 'Ruth Kevern 543 Colgate sors a Christmas party for St Brundage said: "Every civil- Indiana Plena Cowley 815 Lucille Fiffe 815 with versatile GuyJMartin Francis Elementary School chilFlo St John 828 Blanche Smeaaeart ized person should be appalled 818 May Nodzu 81L Thelma lalauu 006 by the savage slaughter in Hun- throwing might even : knock dren Pal D Mar ladles lrngue — Leadln but that is up reason to Syracuse off the top of the team Aihtnn Tinting Hiati Individual gary aetlea I'lalr Beiamtm thp nucleus of the good Eastern independent list if PittsIndividual Golf at Provo destroy 4(2 (ame Buibara Buckley 182 ' will of this great festival” -burgh can roll over Army in Friday morning ladies league — Serlet Special to Tht Tribune Ruth lllne 412 Game Ruth Cline ja another big one in this group PROVO — Utah golfers anxBankers League— Senes R Larsen The title in the Ivy League 834 Game R Larsen 242 ious to hit a few can play the Ladles City League — Leading team at Yale is stake when probably Classic Team senes ClasHlr 2 U7 Team 18 holes of the Provo meets Princeton in the 79th entire fame Walt a Body Shop 817 Individual course this weekend ff it doesn’t Ira an Ann Slattery S8T Game' May football' of game Nodni 210 snow in Provo according to 800 - Alice Kin M2 Ruth Kevern rivalry althcuigh each Billy Johnston J21 Jan Cowan M7 May Nodtu 871 i professional will have one more league game Marla Haynes 826 A special match between Texas Western and West Texas 'ALL OF THE greens the Utah and Idaho match State have a similar scrap for are in use and regular the course is will the Border Conference lead game bowling rhamplons playing real good Johnston BUY and APPLY be held' at the PalD-Ma- r On the Pacific Coast Rose said About 30 golfers played Lanes Sunday at 2 pm Bowie eligible Oregon State fig- the 18 Friday and a good crowd Phil Graham Utah men’s ures to edge ahead of is expected Saturday and UCLA at Idaho's ex champ will tangle with Joe PREMIUM YES Vols and Sooners ‘Battle MELBOURNE Nov 16 (UP) The' United States accepted Russia’s invitation Friday to compete in a ‘‘super" track meet in Moscow next year and asked way for Congress to clear-threturn visit by the Soviets In 195& i Dan Ferris the executive secretary of the US National A AU wfterhelped negotiate the home agreement with Rus sian officials said the only remaining condition was that Congress relax the alien fingerprint act for the Soviet ath- PM1 MORRISON National Grid Scene ZC Ml MIN'S ClOTHNGD©wnUatfi Sro |
