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TT7T 9 gue Ball ie Preps in Action See Page D-- D-- 2 3 V Salt Lake City, Utah Page One September 27, ,1962 Thursday Morning a Regular Annie Oakley iri Getting in on a Pass Iptain and current to Gary Hertz- - Photographs I 1 feldt, right, Ltah s passing uUurd, during drills for Oregon Duc ks Saturday afternoon, as a halfback, lakes fake hand- off from Ilertzfeldt, who normally fakes to Nagels llappy h Mirror games: Utah: l 1 I was pleased with our id some weaknesses we must work till is in evidence. However, some igh admirably such as Roy Jeffer-- : lalfback and Jerry Miller at guard. las outstanding and our running "Utah was a good, hard-iieverything well. But we helped lapses. We covered their passing las the difference. Going into the d score three times. We thought weak but it held up. Well get l ihs gain experience. (, Arizona State: "Our offense left Vell spend considerable time this Imd see if we cant move the ball nst Colorado State. Not taking one bit away Ining: l am, but we were victims of our Ward penalties and missed assign-I- t times caused us a lot of trouble." lih State U.: "Two games 1 my Larscheids speed in the hdek-big guys who graduated from our s through the line, but w arent Colorado: I " Assn. Must Act IC ly outclasses hther, why attempt lublic? biu By Arthur Dali money Liston ever picked up New York Tjfhes jin his life, said Archie Moore, CHICAGO, Sepy26 Horatio! the old con man who is fully Alger used to preach that there aware that Liston picked up was only oneoad.to success considerable unattended easy for every money in the past. T can beat him because I'm sturdier than Patterson. I can beat him in 15 can b orf. H e rounds. reachedthe top The Ancient Arch may beby hard work, lieve what he says but he was Hertzfeldt thanks for the day clear' living, strict observance Tealiy doing no more than makGary elected to enroll at the the laws of ing conversation as part of of Utah. University his shill for his Oct. .23 bout fGod and man, with Cassius Marcellus Clay, HERTZFELDT, a j u n honesty and all from Chico, Calif., was a another engaging and talkative cellent passer as a sophXvhen tues. operative. There were reports he completed 52 of 207. for But S o n n y Mr. Daley Tuesday night that Cassius 701 yards and six touchdowns. Liston jarred that theory Tues- had said he could knock out Now, showing thjp' results of day night as violently as he Liston in four rounds. The a years work, th6-- quarter- jarred Floyd Patterson. He Olympic back bids well to become seemed to prove that being a champion of 1960 was Utahs greatest. and labor goon also encountered Wednesday' can bring rich rewards. HERTZFeDT is more Liston bristles when anyone I'M THE greatest, said the rugged ythan Lee Grosscup, mentions his sordid backhonwho ettned brash and slightly immodest he Yet cannot escape ground. ors fdr the Utes in 1957. from it. His 19 arrests and And Gary isnt above two jail terms are as much a with the ball, either on part of tlie record as will be dhe keeper or, on an the line in the boxing history vised play when he's books which will show that he out of his pocket. knocked out Patterson in 2:06 A KEY PLAY of this nature of the first round. Saturday set up Utahs first FROM NOW on it will be up touchdown when Hertzfeldt. to him to prove that a man swarmed under the rush, can rise above his past. Not broke clear for eight yards only is Sonny Boy the new and a first down. of the world, but he It may be recalled that the champion gave the impression that he year Grosscup was the passing will stay in that post for a long in star, he led the time to come. This could be a yards lost from scrimmage, new era of dominance to offset some of the luster of the profession. of his passing gains. "Liston is the first fighter, ACTUALLY, Hertzfeldt cynically said Teddy Brenner, wound up a minus 17 yards the Madison Square Garden for 46 running attempts last matchmaker, "who eliminated year, but he still ied the Utes all challengers while winning in total offense with 684 yards the championship. from running and passing. He Who can beat him? handled the ball 153 times and Certainly Patterson cant. netted 684 yards. He gained 14 yards in three A return match is guaranrushing attempts in the rout teed by contract But who of the Colorado Buffaloes, in would pay even a plugged addition to passing for a pair nickel to see it? The result of touchdowns. would be the same. Within the HERTZFELDT cant rest on first 30 seconds of the lopsided Cassius. "Is there anything you want to know? No, I didnt say Id knock out Liston in four. I said Id knock ouf Moore in four. Liston will take longer. I'll knock him out in eight. What happened Tuesday night was an embarrassment to boxing. The champion of the world should be able to take a beating longer than that, The i m m en s e y likable Cassius, however, looms only 1 ir Runs at Salt Flats Special to The Tribune BONNEVILLE - - iHaunt Em Is Brooklyn still in the league? r 1 Itate. SmtSBATE regon last year, are not included on of opponents on hake money J month, 21 19 games. on the Professional bowlers had averaged It the whole answer, even though 1:10.9 1 .50. for 752 games and led the ' . bout Tuesday night, Patterson had to realize that he couldnt, beat Liston which made him the man on the premises. IT WAS a bull elephant matched against a frail deer and then felling him with a disdainful swipe of his ponderous trunk. Liston was tpo big, too strong and too deadly a hitter for the champion. Now that its overi the conviction grows that those who picked Patterson to win committed the unforgivable sin. They let wishful thinking blind them and warp their judgment. THAT WAS the easiest d glass-chinne- the Duck Pin Mone tion Ward n'f an national TV It would havn pht among tho tot toman to too if he even was a good one. Assuredly, he was the finest amateur champion of his day but his progress halted somewhere along the line and Liston exposed every flaw. THE FATE of boxing now lies in the massive hands of a man who once was a tool of mobsters and who was twice picked up by the police once on a trivial offense and once serious while he supposedly was undergoing a process of reformation and while he supposedly was on his good behavior just prior to signing with Patterson. Its strictly up to Liston-fronow on. Hes facing a fork in the road toward redemption. He can conduct himself with the nobility of a Joe Louis or he can plunge this crumbiest of sports back to the dissolute days of Jack Johnson. The choice is his. Today Football Prep games the state. Friday Football Prep games. 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Prebable Pilchers (Ns gamaa achadulad) special 6-d- ay m t'M 361 d lly to Carter with a 210.1 average lith in th money list and Glen Iverages, is but 13th in the money ney winnings although he hasnt Qualify with the 21 leaders in won the pro tour in Salt Lake ages but fourth in money. Billy money and 12th in averages. WHAT IMPRESSED most about Liston against Patterson was that his awesome left jab, which frightened observers during the training stints, never was used. He didnt jab. He pawed. And when he got close he delivered short punches with such authority that Patterson crumbled. So great is Sonnys power that he didnt even seem to hit with such crushing force. "EVEN IF I beat Liston, wistfully said Patterson before the fight, the writers still wont recognize me as a great This subject for a champion. Freudian analysis desperately recwanted that al-h- nation o lo a slate that includes games Ivas, Ohio State, Rice, Air Force, Tribune Staff run-rdh- year about the Alamo that hurt, itham Bowl. his laurels, because Alternate I, now the press release that talks Captain Bill Cravens is a good runner and passer, as well as too. alls Oregons 1962 schedule The a slick' Utah can boast the best one-twas a coach. I quarterback punch in ntinued, But the staff and players Western Athletic conference. enge. 1 SALT as a barely discernible figure, on the distant horizon. FLATS Fred Lorenze-- , -- trying for a flock of Class B records in a Ford stock car, made a oneway run of 173.6 mph here Wednesday but blew an en- ognition. Now he is worse off. A great gine in the process and had to e call off his runs. Lorenze said champion? The doubters ready are beginning to wonder might try again Friday. one-ma- so inept that a rematch against I mis like chicanery or a farce. i. hs said it would not approve a tarhd to take. forced to fight the No. 2 heavy-fo- r another title shot, see if the World group has the id and insist upon no rematch. l by Van Porter, Heres a closeup of the beginning of another completion as Hertzfeldt takes aim. .Junior passer may be IW best. Liston Holds Future in His Hands bv Gary Clicks lin Mooney As Ground tribune Sports Editor Threat Too weeks st kficld mate on his pass plays. He.rtzfeldt completed eight of 11 passes against Buffs. Ice, running i- - I Our factory specialists use the latest equipment; we do all types work. of automotive' Plu- sPorts . |
