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Show mm m Prep Picture Page E-- j Mac Divot E-- 3 Page 2 Salt Lake City, Utah Section E Page One September IS. 1962 Friday Morning Sports Mirror by John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor The Utah Aggies have signed to play the University of Wisconsin at Madison in 1968, and the grapevine says the Aggies soon will announce a signing with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. THESE ARE CHOICE football plums and the Aggies are to be congratulated upon signing these games, along with Wichita in 1964-6and University of Nebraska in 1966. However, the signings only lend impetus to the'statement of Coach John Ralston that We must gain admission to the Western Athletic Conference. Red-ho- t Aggie boosters may feel these major iritersec- -- Go it alone tional- - games indicate Utah State-ca- n without conference ties. But Ralston knows better. Unfortunately, the Aggies cannot exist very Independents. , but don't This will cause a howl among the tell me Im wrong; discuss the situation with Coach Ralston. Oregon and Oregon State,' for example, or Pittsburgh and Notre Dame, can exist as independents because they draw well at home and away. Notre Dame and Pittsburgh are great draws and the Oregon schools draw considerably better than the Aggies. red-hots- ' By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor Utah's Redskins, forced to t football to deplay feat Oregon a year ago in Salt Lake, must scale Jthose heights win - at again Saturday-t- o Eugene. DESPITE UTAH'S Impressive offensive showing against Colorado while the Ducks were fumbling a game away to Tex as, Oregon will enter the game a solid one touchdown favorite to avenge last years 14-- upset at Salt Lake. Coach Ray Nagel Thursday named a traveling squad for the 2:15 p.m. departure for Eugene Friday. Kickoff time is 2:30 p.m. (MST) Saturday. By Marion Dunn Tribune Sports Writer LOGAN Utah State will be after its 11th straight home victory when the Aggies battle Montana ' University here Saturday afternoon and if they win the victory could roll in like Carl Sandburgs fog on near-perfec- THE TWO teams will clash in Romney Stadium Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and this tradh ditional battle xould be a tre-- ' mendous game despite the dilleience in the two school's records. The Aggies are unbeaten in two games and Montana is winless after two tries. But this was the situation two years ago when the schools clashed at Missoula and the rugged Aggies won by the margin of two whopping points, . IN THAT thriller of with Montana University Saturday. Cagaanans fluid moves on the gridiron have been compared with cat's quickness. 1960, Montana came within inches of scoring the upsetting touchdown and only the Aggies' staunch defensive play kept their unbeaten string ALTHOUGH several of the knocking the Aggies; it's basic economics. Utes nursed bruises during the week, none of the front liners It is of vital necessity that Utah and BYU boosters work remains at home. Most serioustheir hardest to keep the Aggie hopes alive in the new ly bruised is alternate tackle Im as quick as you are, Utah State halfback . Terry conference. Cal Cragun. Cagaanan tells feline mascot as he prepares for game It is not too difficult, with a team with a record like the The to be a game figures Aggies of the last two years, to gain a place on a major op- duplication of the Utes' ponents schedule. You can sign a couple of pretty good opener, since the Ducks opponents for each year, if you start soon enough. have averaged at least three going. BUT THE TOUGH proposition is signing enough games touchdowns a game for several Thts much of the- - Aggie under This of coach the reins home folks. years to make a schedule that, will appeal to the for Saturday is aimed strategy Len Casanova. . ties begin 4 fen the defensive side and no gets tougher when the teams with conference b e c s k r with a and in October Utah, quart conference games playing their scheduled Aggie looms bigger in these Gary Hertzfeldt and Bill CraNovmber. than halfback Tery, plans vens second-raterJefferand pitching 7-- 4 Roy But the Cat interceptor iBotyos came out of By Jack Schroedor And its difficult to feed the home fans a diet of CatT (The Cagaanan. ing while-playshowed up at all thg good gamesaway: In aonfer- - son. Marv Fleming 'and Tom Tribune Sports Writer Tech game with an in- Brown catchme. comoletelv CAGAANAN wont start of home opponents ona PROVO ence, a team is assured a certain number George Washing- - knocked down ijured leg and has been hob- - Saturday. He injured a knee By Associated Press number a of the standings. quite league that appeal because SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27 UKqhstty's football team. against San Jose State two otreluring"the wura'of Utah's running game and and horn- scheduled to arrive by air here the on Gene Olivers three-ruthe are spot. It is up to them weeks aS ant 581 out most FANS AGGIE night. COUGARS the xilE meantime defensive assignments er football St. Louis Fridav an of last weeks game with is early capped them alone to show they are willing to pay to see a to likelv atin came most for of the SCape(1 00111(1 ,he Anzona battle Idaho. But he is SO BYl"s honle assembled. outburst Thursday that stood return ,0 The air ready to play turdav team of the stature Coach Ralston has tention tills week. up for a victory over San night when they tackle Brig- be an aerial battle all the wav. without any serious injuries and will see his share of acOregon, despite hurting its Francisco, washing out most ham Young University in the The Cougars' talented tailback except for the usual bruises tion especially if his defenown cause against the Long- of the Giants pennant hopes, j Cougar Stadium. Eldon Fortie had a great night! and abrasions. After a rash of sive skills are needed. hit-horns with fumbles, is tabbed My early injuries which cost the Cagaanan has no peer in de sinfive Stan Musial hit THE COLOMAI.S have passing against Arizona, as a team that does not make in a perfect day at bat Taft Watts, the veteran coach at Fillmore, contends Park many mistakes. The Utes gles probably the finest passer in apSo did a creditable job Hal Mitchell is hoping that he in game after game last year for the winners. be must Neal Roberts can escape hurts to any more as he made the key tackle, Cedar McKissick one and two their of Pat Citys Krank Pa77agUa has against UOP in the opener played the great Citys or the key pass interception. classed as t$o of the best high school backs I have seen in games of 1961 in beating the Willie Mays killed one Giant a robust 77 per cent members of; key personnel, Colonials, Th' passing: BYU is trying to figure out He has tremendous reflexes. Ducks in Salt Lake. are the more than 25 years of coaching. Southern Conference, base off third 17 rally by strolling average, having completed from two straight a defense both for Pazzaglias He moves as effortlessly as a and with two on in the ninth 'of 22 aerials so far this year.,)urnn t THE OTHER WHILE FILLMORE beat Park City handily. Watts adhave faljen to Vir- passing and for Dick Drum- big cat and pops up in the - lossesThey GW out to struck the end if And has trouble ponegame. him tackle and 1961 game by the Utes was halfback. right place at the right time. mond, a mits, "We had 11 men gang up on McKissick BYU the forward wall trating Drummond on every play and he still waded for yardage. total of He was drafted last year by a gained against Colorado in Boulder Colothen its a good bet the 632 yards rushing last year as teams in both professional and the Redskins have duplinials will turn Pazzaglia loose. a sophomore but has been able leagues on the strength of his And if his arm is as accurate cated that effort already in " to pick up only 97 in the first defensive skill. MAYS the first two TYPIFIED the down- ;as . games indicate, A two games this season. winning fall in the sixth inning after then the Cats could be in for HE MIGHT need all that Oregons line, headed by the pos- - THE?CATS G"u is also wound up their ability Saturday. candidate Steve Bar- he doubled home a run and a v erv uncomfortable evening.' sible loss of onefacing "Beano Cook, a publicist who philosophizes rather than of their start-Thdrills Thursday and will take The game opens the Aggies beats the drums for Pittsburgh, issues the following advice nett, will hold a big weight ad- moved to third on an infield Cougars were de- - ers. Coach Jim Camp an-s- t co- only a light workout Friday 1962 home season and a crowd vantage over Utah. And the out. Orlando Cepeda fanned to followers of losing football teams: Cliff roved in that Botvos, their nouced by passes of 10,000 is expected. Coach Duck backfield, sparked by Mel and Mays, thinking it was the opener against University of captain and senior tackle, may prior to Saturdays battle. ALL IS NOT LOST. If the United States had given Tickets for encounter the John Ralston put his team offers a classy running third out, strolled toward cen-- Pacific. Renfro, if much not see action, any. are ter field. He was easily' picked up after Pearl Harbor, the big sport today would be judo. and passing combination. moving at a brisk pace and through a spirited timing drill off. the game is expected to be a Thursday and said they were Renfro, one of the top The next three hitters, ap- - j sellout. ready for the game. sophs on the coast last year, pearing in the seventh inning, was injured early in the instead of with two out in the i UTAH WOOLEN game against the Utes. sixth, were Tom Haller who M.D. who looks out for the health of the Oregon Is tl All-No sinThe Ducks have one prob- walked, Jose Pagan who Webfoots known as o "Quack Doctor"? lem they still lack experience gled and Bailey who homered 2-PAPHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27! DEPUTY CITY representa at quarterback, and this hurt over the right field fence. NT ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCICSO Charles (Sonny Lis-- tive Abe Rosen, recreation against Utah a year ago and b r li rbi ... M r k rbi tlPI CrawRobert .commissioner in 5 0 0 0 Kuenn 3b the opener. Javier ?b against Texas ,on- - arrived home Thursdav Flood cf 5 110 Hitler 7b 4 ) : ford arid state boxing commtsIf 5 2 5 0 M. Alou Utah's traveling squad: s i ? o f rom j Musial Chkago. wh e r 0 0 0 0 Mays cf Ponrr Alfred Klein greeted Tom Ends 5 0 10! McCovev If 3 Jefferson, i , knocked out Floyd Patterson Roy National League American League v 4 3 Aou rf Aboui Tuesday night to win the world 5 2 7 Cepeda lb Won Lost Pet. Behind Brown, Clark Robinson, Jerry jlm'Zf Won Lost Pet. Behind Airpmt 5 2 2 3 Haller c Joe'0llverc heavyweight boxing champion- - m fnpnds and fans braxed Ballew, Marv Fleming, 4 0 0 0 Pagan ss ss T O'Dell p p 2 0 mo, ship. rain to welcome Liston, . Hesse and Dave Cissell; tackles Washburn 0 0 0! Larsen p Shantz p 8 V0t j 10 0 0 Liston expressed thanks for Ed Knowles, Dave Costa, Mel Duffaio P 0000 ' a vr influence exerted on him by 1113 Carpenter, Pat Stillman, John Miller p 0 8 0 8 Klein and two priests in Den18 8 8 Reid, Cal Cragun and Bruce -Colo. ver, 41715 71 Totals 35184i Day; guards C a p t a i n Ron Totals Results Thursday's Thursday's Results said he was out to He out In 5th, for Larsen Tom Manno, Corty, Lynn (No games scheduled.) Philadelphia 7, Chicago 9 for Duffaio In 7th; into St. Louis 7, San Francisco 4 prove to them how right Miller, John Jen- force play for McCovev In 7th; dr an Stiles, Jerry Friday's Probable Pitchers The second section of the Houston 8, Los Angeles 6 out for Miller Musial In 9th; were. sen ; centers Richie Watts, for Kansas City at Detroit Wickersham scheduled) (Only games In 9th. first annual Fall Tennis Tour- they vs. Mossi YEAR 'ROUND Ken John Probable Pitchers McQuaide, Schmidt, St. 140 ........ m Louis Friday's Baltimore at Minnesota Mrs. Liston indicated the nament will start Friday when - Pappas Ml Mi vs. Kaat New York at Chicago C isco ) Reinor Prawitt arid Mike Rosh-ek- ; San Francisco women's division takes 'pair might take a vacation but WEIGHT vs. Toth (night) Chicago at New York E O'Dell, Kuenn. DP Pagan, Hitter the at Cincinnati (night) vs. Bouton Wvnn quarterbacks Gary Hertz- and Cepeda Philadelphia not for at least two weeks be. the Salt 2; Hiller, Pagan and Ceeeda; over the courts at Los vs. Ellis ) Short Angeles at Cleveland (2, Maxvill and White; Oliver and feldt, Bill Cravens and Ernest Javier, cause we have a lot of houseat Milwaukee and Belinsky Chance (night) Pittsburgh Boyer. LOB St. Louis 9, San Francisco Lake Tennis Club. vs. Constable and Grant vs. Donovan ) ) McBean Allen; halfbacks Jim Conger, 9. 2B McCovey, Mays, Kuenn. HR event is sponsored by cleaning to do. The St. Louis at Los Angeles (night) CHECKS Bud Scalley, Jerry Overton, Oliver, Barley. i vs. Richert Liston brought home the Jackson Only games scheduled). Tennis Assn. Utah rtrbkn the Bob Miller, Washburn (W, Dan Spinazzola, Houston at San Francisco (night) no ; J J J heavyweight crown but vs. Marichal Johnson PLAIDS Shantz Batting Leaders Mike Davis and Larry American League Runnels, Boston 0 4 4 k m. ANon Ba- - cash. His purse should run be- O'Dell It. j j .326; Robinson, Chicago .311; Hinton, Bud Larsen fullbacks Tynes, Duffaio 1 i J ! i Little World Series "d 5300.000 but a lien filed PLAINS Washington .310. Louisville (American Association) 3, Doug Wasko and Jim Hoggan, Miller T. Davis, Los AngelNational League 2 8 8 1 3i oHvr vl mo Grwie; Lots Against the promoters by the Atlanta (international League) 1. (Best es .347; Robinson, Cincinnati .342; Musial, Farm war ih w Joan Richardson; Susan and punter Jerry Robinson. -2 43: A 6,812. of seven series tied at Sen-ichas St. Louis .333. Btiden vt Carolyn Nelson. 4 p.m. Bar- Internal Revenue bara LtnOsav w Margaret Howe. S p.m. placed a temporary padlock on IN THE Barbara Nikcevich w Meba it, adviser Jack Nilon said. This Is not 14-1- high-scorin- jColonials Boast Air Might Cards Rock Giants in Tussle " s Cats Alert for Aerial Attack Ari-lgjnj- a ' 7-- - Line Watts 1 near-perfec- - i hard-runnin- Thought for the Day e i 1 j Liston Takes Home Crown Observation Ward But Thats j Tribune Scoreboard Dough - eh f MILLS llll !" 1(C-- 1 1 1 Wool WORSTEDS 100 i31 iCltCrS A UpCll Tourney Today ) ' (12-9- ) - ) (15-1- i -- De-Gra- , i Colts Delay Dodger Express , 8-- - n .Urn-bric- - wi, NEWEST FALL COLORS -- 8-- 6 fourth victory in as many deci- apiece. Wills did not steal any order in the index finger of his left hand. sions. The loser was reliever bases. LOS ANOELES HOUSTON ra noski Ron ab r B rbi Wilts ss THE DODGERS started left5)31 5 0 11 5 Warwick lf,cf 118; Gilliam 2b Davis cf 5 13 0 This was the seventh loss hander Sandy Koufax but he Templect 2b 42 20 0 80 T.W.Davis N 4 12 Heist for the Dodgers in their last had to be taken out after five 5 8 2 2 If 3 0 1 0 Howard rf 2 Fairly 1b Word 5 5 from 1b the Larker 12 118 innings. dugout 10 games. 4 12 8 Aspromon 3b 4 18 Roseboro C was that Sandy ran out of Mejias 4 2 2 3 Carey3b rf 28 88 The Smith c 4 12 8 18 8 8 Dodgers outhit the gas just like a pitcher does H. ss 4 8 2 2 Soancer 3b 18 8 8 Before Hartmann Colts, Shortstop Maury in spring training. 2 88 8 2 0 8 8 Koufax p Golden p 1 8 8 0: Roebuck p 8888 Wlils and outfielder Willie Thursday night, Koufax had Brunet p Umbricht p 0 8 0 0 L. Sherry P 0808 Davis had three hits each and made only two brief appear808 Perranoskl p 8888 Tommy Davis, Frank Howard ances since he was sidelined in Per .: 6i T- LOS ANGELES,' Sept. 27 The mischievous Houston Colts kept Los Angeles from clinching at least a tie for the National League pennant by deThursfeating the Dodgers, . day night. THE DODGERS, however, moved a little closer to their second championship in four seasons, when second place San Francisco was beaten earlier by St Louis. Now, any combination of Dodger victories and San Francisco losses totalling two will knock the Giants out of the running. Roman Mejias drove in three of Houstons runs with a homer and a single. Norm Larker batted in a pair, and rookie J. C. Hartman hit a two-rudouble for the Colts. RIGHTHANDER Jim pitched four innings of scoreless relief, allowing only threp . hits, and scared his : Fndkr-jschrtui- DOUBLE THE (6-5- Jn 1 1 Wcmonj WEAR WITH A I SUIT 1 14-1- L Wr. Claunc'., W. (Clan) Ercucr, 1 and Johnny Roseboro had two Slate-- If Playoff Press By Associated LOS ANGELES,- Sept. 27 Los Angeles and San Francisco end the season in a dead - If heat, the teams will open a playoff series Monday in San Franciscos Candlestick Park. v 5 THE PLAYOFF winner will fei. A .. mid-Jul- y 4 by a circulatory dis-- Necessary represent the National League in the world series against the New York Yankees. National League President Warren Giles, who announced the playoff . dates Thursday said the second and, if necessary1; third games will be at Dodger played Oct Stadium in Los Angeles. A. .4 2-- 41 MI 38 1 11 Totals Totals ut for Heist pi 4th; a Fouled Into fielder's choice for Carey in 4h; out for L. Sherry in 4th; out for Perranoskl ki 8M 8M 843 Los Anoeies 81) E Aspromonte, Temple. Spencer. DP Temple and Larker. LOB Houston 4k 9. 2B Howard. Los Angeles Hamnan. 3B Melias. SB Wills. Larker. HR Temple. $ Umbricht. IP Golden Brunet Umbricht (, Koufax Roebuck L. Sherry . Perranoskl (L Williams T 2:44. A 29,155. AA,.AA4t.4 .k 4S h 4 5 hv h r arbbsa 9 4 2 Co. Regulars Shorts Lougs Will Be CLeJ . a.m. to 2 p.m. CrriJaij from 2 3 B 3 2 2 1 .W. Brewer Hire 1008 0808 Williams p 0 t AA -- Akfc k L .. -- A- M a 4.4411..', t r 3 li ll - , r - 4, 1 --.- w |
