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Show WINTERS VS. ZOWADA Jones Captains In 194, Sophomore tackle Bill Meglen from the Cowboys was of Mt. Iron, Minnesota, and senior 43 to 34. right end Lou Jones of Logan The Aggie squad apaprently have been named by the Aggie has gotten over the shock of the for as coaching staff 70 to 14 romp by Iowa last week-- I it the Wyoming game Saturday, end. Some individual temper ; was announced today. flared in practice to Wednesday left and sophomore show theres still fight left in the tackle Len Rohde showed well for team. the Aggies in the Iowa game. The switch of sophomore halfKickoff in Laramie will be at back Gerry Pelovsky to starting 1:30 p. m., and Utah State will be position at right half for the looking for its first win over the Wyoming game puts three sophoCowpokes in nine years. Last fall, mores in the lineup. of flu Wednesday Symptoms Wyoming shut out the Farmers 2lj); most recent Utah State win continued to limit effectiveness of Meglen, j j from Yakima, Wash., leads In total offense with a net of 352 yards and in passing with 373 yards and 28 completions after two games. Perkms, a sophomore halfback from Waterloo. Iowa, is iels. setting the pace in rushing with 245 yards, also In two games. Bob Winters of Utah State and Don Perkins of New Mexico, two Winters has accounted for 77 standouts in the Skyline Confer- per cent of Utah States ground-gainin- g ence, topped majdr college playand his 49 pass attempts ers in offense in the first statis- and 66 total offense plays make tics of the football season releas- him the workhorse of the nation. ed today by the National Colleg- Trailing him in total offense are iate Athletic Bureau. Roger LaBrasca of Drake with Winters, a senior quarterback 329 yards, Don Allard of Boston several Utah State players. Guard Don Gerbozy, a reserve, will not make the Laramie trip because of flu. Out of practice Tuesday were halfback Will Souza, guard Dino Anast, and guards Joe Dan- Skyline s Star Passers Meet In Laramie Saturday College with 311, Larry Zowada of Wyoming with 310 and Jack Larscheid of College of Pacific with 308. Randy Duncan, a University of e Iowa junior, almost set an economy record last Saturall-tim- day against Utah State by averaging 24.4 yards a play. Jerry Drew of California established the record of 25.7 against Oregon State in 1954. leaders InOther major-colleg- e cluded punter Ken Hall of Idaho with 50.4 yards and Pass Interceptor Carroll Johnston of Brigham Young with three. To Herald Journal) paration for the Utah Stale inLARAMIE, Wyo., Two of the vasion. The Utags and the Pi kes w ill Larry Skylines top passers Zowada and Bob Winters clash be meeting for the 40th time headon here Saturday in Memori- since 1903 and though the men from Logan hald a 25 to 13 (one al stadium, but Coach Bob will be stressing the Cow- tie) edge in the series, they boy ground attack in his pre- - haven't beaten the men from Laramie in the past eight clashes THE HERALD JOURNAL since 1948. 4 In a season which is fast showTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1957 ing the best all ground quarterLoxan i Caen County! Clan back passing in history, Saiur-aay- s duel between Zowada and Winters promises to provide a stadium full of thrills, the initial league test of two really top ..(Special . De-van- Big Ten Teams Army Selected Pile High Grid Statistics To Nudge NEW YORK (IB Its hard to get ahead of Big Ten football teams even on those rare week ends when they lose half their games. That's the statistical story of the NCAA produced today In releasing its first major college team figures for the new season. Although Big Ten teams lost as many games as they won while last opening their campaigns week end, they led every departand defense ment of offense, Penn State by 7 By II4RRY GRAYSON NEA Sports Editor Army is in position to set up a terrific eastern season, Oct. 5, and is picked to do just that by edging Penn State at University Park, say Notre Dame has only to hurdle Indiana, which the Irish should do by four or five touchdowns, to come into the Army game in kicking. The NCAAs Service Bureau Philadelphias huge Municipal said no conference previously Stadium, Oct. 12, unbeaten. This one will equal the Army-Nav- y had enjoyed such a monopoly spectacle In attendance with during the 21 years they have which is all the paid admis-sion- s been compiling statistics. the place wi'l hold. Iowa ran and passed for 648 Bg Buildup yards during fts 4 conquest of This is a big, strong and moUtah State to lead the major bile West Point team mounting colleges in total offense. a diversified attack with the passIowa collected 328 of Its yards ing halfbacks. Bob Anderson and against Utah State in the air and Pete Dawkins. Anderson, a most that figure put the defending Big Ten champions first in forward sophoexciting more, throws while running to passing. Iowa also led in rushing the right. The defense after holding Utah State Dawto a net loss of six yards on the NEW MEMBER OF South Cache high school coaching staff, Thair . ters, left, passing star, and David Allen, guard. Thair is head kins works the option on sweeps ground. ketball coach and assistant with football, succeeding John Broberg. to the left. chats with a pair of the Spartans top gridders, Wesley Bit-And for the first time in three Another Spree years, Army opened the season Michigan fltate colleced 426 with eomnlete faith in its quarof a total yards by rushing and terback. Dave Bourland having 655 while whipping Indiana, 54-established himself last fall. This spree put Michigan State on After Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, top in rushing and second to Iowa Oct. 19, is the only other serious In total offense. Michigan State challenger of Army before the also won first place in total deNavy battle, Nov. 30. fense by allowing Indiana to This Army-Nav- y game is gogain a total of just 80 yards. ing to be considerably more than Ohio State took first place In a parade of the brass, for AnnaThair Allen, native of Hyrum pass defense but probably wont polis quickly demonstrated that boast about it. Ohio State is the and former star in, five sports at it has one of the finest college only major college that hasnt South Cache High, has returned squads in the land. The M'dsVo-me- n allowed an air yard but Texas to his Alma Mater as head basfigure to repel North CaroChristian only tried three passes ketball coach and assistant in lina by a pair of touchdowns this 4 Lomond. Ben of a the defeat from 4 BY JOE WATTS Here are my predictions upset of the Big football. during Its week. Their touvhest assignments This will be a tightly fought conTen team. of the appointAnnouncement come against Notre Dme and Friday will be the first full week: test could either and go way. o South Cache over Bear River; Minnesota leads in punting with ment was made today by Lloyd round of Region prep Duke on successive weekend, one Weber has game Nov. 2 and 9. played only a average. The team has M. Theurer, superintendent of play and it will produce some It is the South Cache Homecom- this and that was a tie punted only once. Thats all the Cache County school district. thrilling, close matched contests. ing and the Spartans will be out with year This is another week of Weber be won't Granite. while created at the needed The flu bug has for the most part to avenge a tough defeat Thair fills the vacancy kicking the Gophers games before the lads able to contain the hard 46-charges When John Broberg was shifted flew, but some teams are still hands of North Cache. Allen Nielcrushing Washington, start slugging it out in their own of Charles Claybaugh. Bob to fulltime In individual statistics, teaching of social weakened from the effects of it. sen will not see action because of conferences. Winters of Utah State led in total studies at South Cache. a hip injury, and Bucky Thorne Baylor Favfired , offense with a net of 352 yards the has been out all week with is given a twro touchCoach Allen was graduated Baylor 28 and completions for two games. from South Cache in 1946, after flu but will be expected to play. down edge over Miami in Coral Don Perkins of New Mexico led Boyd Schiess has been shifted to Gables. Washington State repulin five different sports, lettering In rushing with 245 yards for two the backfield and will add power sed Nebraska and California, but and playing football and basketof Drake Mertens to the running attack. Game time games. Jerry the Cougars are a ball for three years. and Fred Dugan of Dayton led is 1:30. outfit which will find the solid dehis bachelors received He In passes caught with 11 each. Logan over North Cache: North Iowa side something again at In and 1951, State Utah from gree Mertens led in Iowa City. Make the score He was wor- Cache will have a tough time NEW YORK (IP) went into the service. A then 224. with to move through the Logan yardage Wisconsin appears a bit too acknee Injury bothered him through ried about starting his inexper- trying and if Brigham Young Universitys complished for West Virginia, they go to the air most of college, but he manage! ienced son at quarterback but line, Quentin Cook might put a stop to football camp, looking more like Oregon State two touchdowns to plav one year of football and the youngster won the game. the convalescent ward of a busy stronger than Northwestern. He couldn't persuade his wife that. Merlin Olson will captain basketball, in the military he hospital, Continued to prepare Klair with the and Grizzlies along Texas A. and M. smacks Misto watch the game or even listen for the played basketball in Japan. forces from invading at the other tackle will souri. Rice is the choice over Is Yanks1 Thair returned to Utah State in on the radio "because she was Jeppesen Montana and the Ys first home make it fighty rough on the BullStanford in a high scoring game. 1953 and received his master's afraid the boy would do someKickoff at Crimson Field is game of the season. dogs. Texas has sufficient horses to degree, and then signed at Uintah thing wrong. The 3 p. m. Cougars, or at least those similarly slip by South Carolina on at off coachHe field was carried the he has School where Two-timHigh e (IB NEW YORK Ogden over Davis; Ogden has who have been declared physical- and tackle Oklahoma unbeaten. Marine Corps hero Jerry Cole- ed for the past three years. He the shoulders of his players, a one of its stronger teams and ly fit, wiU tangle with the Grizat a rare Pittsburgh and Southern Calioccasion at where record an college outstanding man Is the New York Yankees' has zlies Friday night in, the BYU is too fornia is a pick em, but Im football victories are mighiy Davis This small for the big stadium. w inning region championUintah, so in far The star this surprise hitting game, which will stringing with the Tigers. game is tonight. scarce. World Series because he is very ships two years. Ben Lomond over Bountiful: be the only Skyline contest playPanthers. It must be rememHe Aldo is of Helen Donelli Allen is former Mrs. iBuff) (he careful about how he plays this The Scots have racked up an ed in Utah this weekend, will bered here that the Troians canChugg of Providence: the couple Columbia, the United Press Coach 8 at 33 of game. begin p.m. amazing scoring average not employ seniors. Ohio State That's .the explanation offered has four children. Terisa, 8; Kurt, of the Week after his first game points a game and are going on Coach Hall Kopps boys, who again runs hog wild at California. 1. at Columbia. The always under- a by Yankees manager Casey Sten- ;5: Bruce, 3. and Kandis. new to throe game winning streak. suffered some losses in roacf In a lootnie game on the P3cff!c with manned isn't Thair Lions, bay certainly Poppas Bountiful has a strong team, but games with Arizona and Kansas coast. gel, who picked the UCLA, sans seniors, still s Coleman to start Wednesdays coaches around the region. He Dick running, passing, kicking not strong enough to stop the State, lost another key player a touchdown better than Oregon. In a and with coached sunerhlv Grant Moser (now defending at the last Scots ground game. opening game almost when it was announced Rex In the Oklahoma stint, upset minute and was richly rewarded. at Box Elder) in Uintah, and Box Elder over Weber: Box El- Reeve, sophomore tackle from belts Iowa B'g Eight, as 23 20. Cliff Brown South Cache usual, under at Coleman's big day included: A played der will be fighting to get back Salt Lake City, would be lost for and ColoradoState, the per call over gets It was noteworthy enough for into the win column double that was wasted, a single Poole, now Logan mentor, after taking the rest of the season. Kansas in a tight deal. Toss a Superintendent Theurer com- - a underdog and that enabled him to score the coin to decide the winner in a was ! are it because pleas-n,cn,ed: "'e justice certainly poetie games first run, a perfect ed at wild scoring Southwest ConferDick, the Columbia mas-robtaining the services of squeeze bunt that scored Yogi ence argument between Arkansas believe he has a dozen years ago, faced so Brra with the clincher, and a Coach Allen, and and Texas Christian, but this We much South at a Cache. future pressure. great middle on man play perfect Is stringing with the co- handicapper the and sure the me. "Dick goodwill appreciate surprised the doub'e p'av that crushed the Razorbacks. Minnesota gets off Buff admitted. Don't operation extended by Uintah Braves best threat. Year-Round in the Big Ten against Countv schools in effecting his forget, he was a soph-Tnlast Purdue. transfer to Cache. year and placed only i . minUtahs 128 day general angling Bridge; Malad River; Minersvil- - In the South. Tennessee gets utes. all at halfba-T e ;ron;c nart is that he enrolled at Colum- season will co.ne to a close Sun- le Reservoir; Mona Reservoir, hung for the reverse by Auburn NEW YORK (IP The New nights. They are to be between bia bemuse I was coaching at day. October 6, the department Nontex Reservoir: Otter Creek at the expense of M:ssissipni Yo'k State Athletic Commission i.ght heavyweights Jimmy Slade Boston University at the time and of fish and game reminded to- Reservoir; Piute Reservoir; Pine State and it's Kentucky over View Reservoir; Price River be- Florida in a has approved a pair of and Jerry Luedee on Oct. 7, and we both felt he would be under day. photo finish. MaryCensus records and general low Blue Cut near Helper; Red- land is to be whacked again, this fea.ure bouts for St. Nicholas middleweights Randy Sandy and less Pressure playing for another om rt tie department mond Lake; San Juan River; time by Duke, and North CaroArena for the next two Monday Ace Armstrong on Oct. 14. coach. personnel and fishermen alike Sanpitch River below bridge lina State keeps moving against indicate creel returns for the south of Moroni: San Raphael season will be one of the best River; Salt Creek In Box Elder Clem son. In the East. Princeton has too on record. County; Sevier River below' Pimapv guns for Columbia, despite A generally good water table ute Reservoir; Surplus Canal; over the state, greater hatchery Utah Lake; Venice Canal; Vir- the Donelli miracle against Brown than ever before gin Rier below Zion National which figures to get even at production Yale. Cornell should get going through the use of new fish Park; Wales Reservoir: Weber in Harvard's curtain-raisefoods and hatchery procedures, But keep in mind that these chemical treatment of many waare college boys. ters to reduce or wipe out trash fishes, and many other factors are adding each year to the brighter fishing outlook. CHICAGO IP Yarns Bahama, Anglers were also reminded :hat a number of waters are a durable West Indian fighter, open to fishing all year. These wants to get out of the middle- were listed as follows: Ashley weight class and fight welter-- ! Creek below weight Tony DeMarco in his next Mountain road bridge: Bear bout. Lake; Bear River in Utah Bahama, who has been fightlow the Wyoming and Idaho ing middleweight for the last state lines. Benjamin Slouch; year, scored another win in the Borham Lake; Colorado Rier; class Wednesday night, Cutler Reservoir; Cove River: another welterweight. CINCINNATI e defeating Frank conflu-- I Duchesne River below Dal Flanagan, St. Paul. Minn., Cincinnati nson' with Strawberry River: in an overweight battle. Bahama ba.se-OitEast Fork Sevier River below Hedlegs ouiaiclder-firs- t 154 and Flanagan 153. Creek Reservoir: Fremont man. has enlisted in the Marine sealed Neither fighter was impressive River below Grover: Green Ki- - Corps active reserve program and I has left for six months of training and both said they were too heavy ver; Gunnison Ben Reservoir: at Pams Island, S. C. Robinson, to be at their best. Kiv-1 Hyrum Reservoir, Jordan CAPTAIN FOR Logan Grizzlies in their Friwith his fellow Logan tackle, Klair Jeppcson. er and outlet canals; Little Bear who batted .332 during the 1957 Kickoff time at Crimson Memorial Field will River below Hyrum Reservoir; National League season, will miss 1958 because of his Marine Corps day battle against North Cache will be tackle Merlin Olsen, photographed here be at 3 p.m. Mendon one month of spring training in Logan River below 21-1- 97.-40- 0, tossers against each other, and the not too unlikely possibility of the first major Skyline upset under such conditions. Devaney, however, was lessi than pleased with the Cowboys ground attack in their 200 win over Montana at Billings which registered Wyoming's 13th victory in a row since Jan. 2, 1956, its second this season and the second of Devaney's head coaching tenure. "Believe me, were going to comrun, run, run this week, mented the Pokes new mentor after watching the Cowboy-Grizzlfilms, "and if our running game doesnt sharpen a whole lot, we're in trouble from heie on Wyoming's pass defense, which, as yet has not been sub nitted to the sharpshooting which i will be subjected to from Wi; ters. The latter completed 14 of 29 passes for a tremendous 197 yards against Iowa Saturday and Cowboy scout Lloyd Eaton reports that he and his best receivers halfback Overton Curtis and end Gary Kapp were virtu-ally- y unstoppable. Heres how Winters and Zow-ad- a match up at present: ihe Utah State star has -- ompleied 28 of 49 passes in two games tor 373 yards and a completion pew centage of .571. Zowada has hit 17 of 31 for 287 yards and 54 per cent completion average against Kansas State and Montana. The Cowboys emerged from their first Skyline win without serious injury though it is unthat Laramie left-halikely lf Mike McGill will be able to play against the Utah Staters because of a hurt foot. Wyoming's top pass receiver Russ Mather, tackle John Higgins, and right half Harold Farmer came up with ailments which will handicap them in practice, but they should be ready for action Satd Bob Hanurday. kins, soph left half hurt against out. wont be ready for anDevaney is also concerned with other week at least. y Knee-injure- ' 70-1- 200-oou- left-hand- bas-Alle- n, Thair Allea Is REGION GRID PICKS New Court South Cache Liked Over Coach At S. C. Bears; Logan Over N.C. 37-1- 18-1- One-Tw- 6 inter-section- al 7. Buff Doaelli Cougars Host Bruias Friday Coach of Week pass-receivi- 42-1- CaFcful Jerry Surprise Hitter mon-ma- ot Many Local Waters Remain Open To e Bouts Approved cot. (RAM n Angling ! k. THOMPSON. USA. 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