| Show Cougars Name Hudspeth as Head Gridiron Mentor By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer ed the reins and announced quiet resolution: PROVO— Brigham Young Uni- versity early Friday announced that Thomas Joshua Hudspeth an assistant coach in the Canadian Football League has been named head gridiron mentor for the Cou- gars HUDSPETH a friendly well-spoke- n “I came to with stay” Dr Ernest L Wilkinson president of BYU presented Hudspeth to a group of civic and business leaders in the Joseph Smith Building at a press conference that started at 7 am IT WAS A completely eagerly grasp pected choice and Hudspeth sat unnoticed in the crowd prior to the announcement Hudspeth will replace Hal Mitchell who was dismissed after three years as head of the BYU football fortunes There was no answer to the question of salary and contract But BYU has operated on r contracts for the basis of its head football coaches one-yea- unex BORN IN Cherryvale Kan and reared in Afton Okla Hudspeth attended Tulsa University and captained the freshman football team He played offensive quarterback and defensive halfback He was a starter on the Tulsa varsity for three years and was the captain of the Tulsa team that played In the Gator Bowl in 1952 He was coached by Darrell Royal (now (now at Texas) and Jack Mitchell at Kansas) After a stint In the service Hudspeth joined the Tulsa staff as freshman coach under Bobby Dodds in 1957 In and 1959 he was ofbackfield coach of the varsity and in 1960 coached the defensive backs 1958 fensive From there he accompanied Dobbs to Calgary Alberta Can- ada and has been offensive find defensive coach of the Stampeders He is married to the former Ruth Ann Sandmire and has two sons Max 8 and Phil 6' He was converted to the LDS Church three years ago to patch up the loopholes that have developed in the recruiting program since the firing of Mitchell He is expected to name his assistants in the next few days and these will likely include Earl Lindley Chris Apostol and Lavell Edwards Hudspeth will use thevT formation at BYU and will stress the quarterback rollout option and power sweep THE NEW Cougar mentor went right to work at BYU as he hoped i NMS Shatter Rice Stun Aggies Cougars Score Mark Snaps in 115-7Tilt Sports Mirror by John Mooney Salt Lake City Utah — Saturday Morning — December 21 1963 Page B 5 5 Tribune Sports Editor By Marion Dunn Tribune Sports Writer I LOGAN — In future scheduling Utah State basketball coach LaDell Andersen should point for games on Dec 20 because this night means big things for the USU basketball team A few years ago his 12 years as head coach wouldn’t have given him much seniority among the area football coaches but with coaches quitting and being fired so frequently these days “Babe” Caccia of Idaho State University ranks as the dean of the area football co'aches on the intercollegiate level FRIDAY NIGHT (Dec 20 saw the Aggies set a new e school scoring record 5 beating New Mexico State Once the Intermountain area was like money from home for members of the coaching profession Then Harry Hughes served 31 years at Colorado State U before quitting football to remain as athletic director E L (Dick) Romney had 29 years in service stripes at Utah State and Ike Armstrong served a quarter of a century as University of Utah grid mentor The following table indicates the difficulty a university faces in getting the coach it wants a man Who can develop winners and keeping him after he’s successful Here’s the frequency with which area institutions of higher learning have changed their football coaches since the old Mountain States (Skyline) Athletic Conference opened league play in 1938 The war years are not counted for those institutions that did not field teams then 0) u o 4 tk cC 0) C -- 4) 3 L 23 3 9 24 6 23 6 St 24 Idaho Montana New Mexico Utah State Utah 24 24 26 25 26 23 5 7 7 8 6 3 7 Colorado bo (S 03 11 4) c u 9 Wyoming Seeking another head J 5 The search for a new coach costs time and money Faculty people and frequently the university presidents must participate in interviewing and selecting the best man Prospective roaches must take time to be inters iewed and this transportation costs money tqp‘ In addition to time wasted and money spent unnecessarily there’re hard feelings such negotiations frequently arouse t Factions arise among the alumni if the coach search con- tinues any length of time C AND THE COACHES mentioned as possible candidates some times are able to use this threat as a club for more money or added fringe benefits if they stay Sometimes this backfires though with the alumni disgruntled over the prospect of a coach leaving and this hurts him when he winds up staying at the old stand Ag- " TROY COLLIER scored 21 and LeRoy Walker 15 for the Aggies But honors for setting the new scoring record went to substitute Steve Jones who hit a long fielder to put 111 on the scoreboard with two minutes to play The game was never a contest but the 4077 Aggie fans had a good night as Gary Watts Myron Long Gene Widmer and Jones all turned in fine performances Martin (6) Martin (6) 255 Kush (6) Kush (6) 4 LaRue (5) Woodson (8) 3 83 Kimball and Hudspeth Atkinson (7) (0) 480 Lude (2) Davis (9) Andros (2) 343 Stahley (7) 343 Fessenden (7) (0) 3 25 Weeks (4) Barnes (5) 416 Romney (10) Knap (1) 866 Armstrong (12) Nagel (6) 328 Eaton (2) Wyatt (6) coach at this time Coach Seeking Expensive points topped the FRIDAY NIGHT’S game was little more than a warmup for two big rivals — Arizona here Saturday and Bradley Monday The Aggies’ junior star Wayne Estes scored 35 points his third 30 or more point night of the season 3 f 115 1960 y Is W ITH THE EXCEPTION of the University of Utah where the tenure averages almost nine years for this period you can I figure on a new head coach between every three and four years whether a school fires an This is a wasteful turn-ove- r J unsatisfactory coach or loses a successful mentor to another job I The gies’ old single game high ‘of 110 scored against Los Angeles State on the night of Dec 20 u w ZX (HO Air Force Arizona St Arizona Brigham Youpg 115-7- O J3 4) is £h 3 u 3 311 H oH £ 6 all-tim- 01 3c J 1963) a THE UTAH STATE Aggies’ scoring punch of Collier and Estes played only part time but still outscored New Mexico by themselves in the first half Estes scored 16 points and Collier 15 for a total of 31 which was one more than the entire New Mexico team could bucket degree angle Kendall Rhine (15) of Rice has ball BYU’s Steve Kramer watches 90 one-tw- o Quinney Carries BYU Quintet Past BigLJ Texans by 89-7- 8 By Bob Williams Tribune Sports Writer PROVO — IJrigham' Young’s basketball team showed signs of coming of age here Friday night as the young Cougars downed Rice University 89 78 The Utah Aggies led By Associated Pies manslaughter charges against BRESCIA ITALY Dec 20 -I- Amonti in connection with an talian heavyweight automobile accident in January champion Sante Amonti said of 1961 Friday he was in top condition THE FIGHTER’S car killed for his scheduled Stockholm bout against former world one woman and injured four boxing led the fast consider themselves lucky since he made only three of 11 free throws in the process RICE WILL play Utah in Salt The Owls threw a zone at the Lake Saturday night while from thp opening buzzer Cougars BYU’s next outing will be and kept BYU far outside until in Provo against Michigan State the Cougar started to Monday twang the twinp The Owls had BYU HAD A edge at half to loosen up their zone and BYU time thanks to Quinney’s bril- notably Quinney started getting liant shooting Hp connected for shots inside it eight of 12 shots and had 17 Rice BYU F T O F T points His burst highlighted 6 2 3 Siegrhund 23 Qumney 11 - 4 17 BYU’s best of the season whereKramer 5 - 010 Phillips 22 Rhine Fairchild in they hit 48 per cent of their S 7 23 Steinkamp - 5 Nemelka shots NOTHING SAYS Olympus IT SO WELL AS A GIFT FROM Foothill Village Hills merf'i shops 54-3- 0 at the half and occasionally break BOB QUINNEY’S blazing THE OBVIOUS Utopia from a university standpoint would be to have a coach who’d win just enough games to keep the shooting broke the Cougars out students and alumni from demanding his ouster but not enough in front and they won going away as 6186 fans saw and begames to tempt another university to want him lieved Quinney canned 23 points to Cougars’ Four Straight Tops tie with Rice's Herb Steinkamp It’s obvious from the chart the longevity of a football coach shots for the evening’s honors In the area isn’t too long The Owls started the game BYU’s Mike Gardner and BUT WITH the exception of BYU where four consecutive as if they meant to run away Rhine of with it After a minute and a coaches have been fired (or allowed to resign or whatever else heralded Kendall 22 had Rice each work when a coach lead The there half they had an can’t most politely anymore) you say of the coaches have quit for greener pastures Forwards Steve Kramer and Owls came down the floor four Bill Ruffner canned 10 and eight times without a miss while BYU Utah’s two earlier coaches— Armstrong and Jack Curtice for the Cougars which would had five cracks at the basket — resigned to go to Minnesota and Stanford seem to indicate that Coach without a hit and also without " Utah State’s last two coaches— John Ralston and John Stan Watts has found the punch a rebound for- Roning quit for Stanford and Denver although the two preceding that has been lacking in his QUINNEY FINALLY hit a v them— Ev Faunce and George Melinkovich— may have missed ward line couple of quick ones to get the the welcome mat on their office stoop Center John Fair child Cougars rolling and then the canned Dickens Bowden II and outrebonnded Cougar hurry and harry tactics and Phil lost Wyatt unwillingly Wyoming took over 3 Rhine the Bob Devancy to Arkansas Indiana and Nebraska The Rice offense consisted And so it goes It would be safe to say that more coaches Larry Phillips of Rice came of the high pass into largely up with 17 points and 10 re- Rhinp who would either twirl in the area have resigned than were asked to leave bounds But any way you slice it there’s a lot of waste and try for the jump shot or as THE BYU RESERVES along happened when BYU dropped r contract A NEW COACH normally asks a three to two or three men on him he to protect himself That leaves a school fairly well on the hook with starting guard Dick camp in for a big share would hit the open man for a for that length of time There'll be nothing feasible to offset the temptation of the of credit They included Jeff good percentage shot area’s big winners to challenge the bigger leagues in the years Congdon Bill Blumenthal and RHINE CANNED 13 points by to come But those selecting coaches should make sure they Paul Wyatt Fairchild raninto halftime and the Cougars could have the man they want so they won't have to go through the foul difficulties and Wyatt played creditably in his place painful process of firing him in three years Matter of fact most of the Observation Ward Cougars had trouble getting near Rhine without drawing a Travel It broadening txctpt In tht tain of baikttball rnen rdt foul Quinney however was the ' an d than It' t mure tar only one to leave the scene s East 84 Top Shape Says Floyd Foe acchampion Floyd Patterson and other persons The judge Amonti's cepted explanation would oppose any suspension NEW MEXICO STATE that he had temporarily lost his In every department move eyesight due to a recurrence of was led by Charles Lindsay AMONTI and Patterson are a brain ailment John Whisenant and LeRoy Can- due to meet Jan 6 but the posHowever the judge asked ady sibility of Amonti being sus- Brescia officials to government And the Utah Aggies set one pended was raised Thursday withdraw Amonti’s driving more record for most field Judge Giovanni Areal dropped goals hitting 47 fielders to erase the old mark of 44 $£ An optical illusion makes it look as if Bob Quinney (42) of BYU has bent his forearm at Tom Hudspeth who has been an assistant coach in the Canadian FootbaU League Friday was named grid mentor at BYU “V 1 cl i !misiy- 1 fit kir4 t4fm 4 With Saturday’s rivals from Arizona sitting in the stands USU coach LaDell Andersen used his substitutes for much of the first period but even that didn’t help the team from New - 1 'f -- it-m 1 Mexico 46-4- 3 8-- 0 6-- 16-1- 1 1 3- ft- 3- 0 6 4 3 0 4 ft- ft- 0 11 U-l- l Rodrigue Spratlmg Cramer Gardner Congdon Blumenthal Ruffner Wyatt Totals 71 4- - 0 0 0 2 M 722 0 Jones Moffltt Buckner Lyons 4 8 4 It 0 Hunsaker 0 7J Totals 46 113 Scot at half: BYU 41 Rica 43 Scots at halftima: Utah Stala 34 New Personal fouls — Rica Steinkamp 4 Mexico State 30 Spretlino 4 Cramer 3 Rhine 3 Stegmund Personal fouls New State — 2 Phillips BYU Rodrigue Quinney 5 McNak 2 Williams 3 Mexico 2 Henry Morgan Fairchild 4 Gardner 3 Kremer 2 3 Lindsey 2 Whisenant Canady 3 Wiese 2 Wyatt 2 Congdon Ruffner Utah State — Estes 3 Collier 2 Watts 2 Walker 3 Long 3 Dlttebrand 3 HanSNOW BYU FROSH son Wldemar 3 Jones 3 Mollilt BuckG F T G F T ner 1 1 1 Cornish Lyons Jlmes 6 2 5 14 7 7 10 21 Coates 24 7 James 1 2 2 4 Hamblin Raymond 3 4 13 3 2 3 12 Oliver Hill 5 2 4 12 6 2 3 14 Heber Roberts 4 7 22 0 2 Nielson Murch 4 11 0 3 2 Taylor lundgren 2 111 2 6 Carlston LOS ANGELES Dec 20 (AP) Canister 112 3 2 2 6 P Collins Oborn 4 6 2 2 back Ben Scotti re3 Cox 2 —Defensive Flint 1 10-1- 2 Johns Denham 0 0 released by the Philadel0 0 0 Baldwin 2 cently Allphln 1 0 0 0 Senior has been phia 23 23-- Signed by Rams 17 Totals 73 47 114 Eagles signed by the Los Angeles Rams five-yea- SATURDAY DECEMbcK See the Bluebonnet Bowl Beehive Prep Cage Scores RHINE AS IT turned out W was the keystone of the Rice zone defense as he blocked a the aim of going to southern lot of shots Offensively he had Germany a good or at least a fair touch He was East Gorman cham except at the free throw line He handles the ball well— he pion in 1960 and 1961 In 1962 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