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Show ,WmVmVr"rmWW" 'Wmr"Wm 10 V 'pwt y w yFr y rT0mmvwiFmrir r - r- The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, October 18, 1964 Utah State Struggles to ; " t ' Victory Over New 14-- 3 ! - Curings Breaks Big Help Aggi r Utes Put Down Stubborn Rams " By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer and straight shots up the mid. dle. . When you consider the Ags Utah State ALBUQUERQUE just 194 in rushing, called on its rock-har- d defense compiled this proves the monumental job Saturday night to shut down a that Murray performed here tough, determined New Mexico, Saturday night. 14-in a sometimes ragged, Lobos Stai Edge sometimes thrilling and always bruising football game in UniNew Mexico had a statistical versity Stadium. edge with a 266 to 242 margin in The Aggies scored the first total offense but the Ags were r time they got the ball and it STATISTICS looked like it might be one of . exico ' . t 015 those games for the nations ghest scoring football team. A Real Squeaker hi- ' U. Star. First Downs Ruahlnu Yardaog Passing Yardogg Psses Passss InlgrcwM hr Pun's But it wasnt. As a matter of fact it was a real squeaker as the Lobos kicked one touchdown away and failed to capitalize on the breaks when they got them, 7 An enthusiastic crowd of witnessed the encounter on a cool night with some light rain activity in the fourth period but it wasnt the weather that dampened tiie Lobo spirits. It was a sharp, defense that spelled doom for New Mexico and ran Utah States record to 1 for the season and put the Lobos at Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Colorado 30 before the Rams by intercepting a pass and runheld for downs. ning it back for the second a good day. He netted 100 yards Then touchdown. the .real came first, and Utah's total net yards from After stopping a Utah drive Rams. frustrated the break that scrimmage was only 90 yards. and forcing a punt, the Rams off the was Belts fingerpass Lead started to move from deep in tips of the Intended receiver and Utah parlayed a punt Lowery had his interception at their territory. But a second down pass by by Jerry Robinson, an Intercept- midfield. ed pass by C. D. Lowery and This time the Utes wouldnt be Belt was intercepted in the flat tremendous running by Jacobs hurled back. Jacobs bulled for by Jefferson and lugged across the goal to grab a 3 lead in the last two 42 yards In six plunges. Jefferson's kick was no good minutes of the half. on and with first Then, goal and Utah had a 13-- 3 lead. . came the Rain three Jacobs was held Until that parlay The Rams boomed upfield and through, the Utes were on the for no gain, Ron Coleman was Belt to Lear for a first passed exthe field but that was about held for a yard and on third down on the Utah 24, but Lear tent of the Redskins showing. down, Jacobs made a great divfumbled and Pat McKlssick For the better part of the first ing fake into the center. grabbed U for the Utes. half, Utahs contribution was Fake Pays Off Continued From Page d 7-- 14 114 150 4 2 2 2 ' 0 2 30 45 B-- Ii 7-- 3 M. N ij 174 28 13-- 3 always there to choke off any real New Mexico threat. It was a bitter game at times and this resulted in some personal foul penalties. It was savage in spots and this caused J Drive Stalled more spectator than participant lead The Rams rose up to stop him Utah made threatening moThe Rams grabbed a the first time the home crew short But Jake didnt have the tions to score with Jacobs tollball. was in possession. ing for 26 and Rich Groth pass- Pokey Allen had pitched wide ing to John Pease for 13 as the Offense No n to Coleman, sweeping Into the Utes drove to the Colorado 21. fumbles. end zone unchallenged. It was a bitter disappointment But Ken Blair intercepted a A Dropped Pass for the scattered Ute boosters In Jefferson kicked the point for Groth pass on the Ram four to 3 at half. the lead But the turning point of the the stands, who couldnt believe a stop that. game likely was a dropped pass. one week and 65 miles could The third quarter had most of The Rams picked up another of Chinese cohesion a fire the It came just before the half with make such a difference in the break when John Pease fumbled Utah State leading, Stan Utah club that had played so drill, with fumbles and intercepRam punt and Jim Dawson Quintana, the Lobos fine quartwell in the last half against tions thwarting the offenses. recovered for the Rams on the But the Utes capitalized on Utah 1L erback, found Cal Jeter free In Wyoming. the major break of the period the end zone and hit him in the Stars their The Redskins didn't get Saves Score Murray midsection with a beautiful first down of the ball game until And it was Craig Murray who But on first down, Lowery inpass. late in the first quarter. Belt pass in the a put a lions share of the offenJeter dropped the ball. Utah tercepted Rams u Meanwhile, the fired-u- p mm annoyin' hhtm1) j sive responsibility on his sub- State took a 3 lead out at halfUtah end zone for a touchback. started right out butting the Associated Press Wlrephoto stantial shoulders and played time when they could have been The fourth quarter was the 20-0 the finest game of his collegiate behind 10-same thing. Happy to meet you, says Montana States Gene I gertips of Weber State quarterback Ron Haun Utes into early submission. career. Murray carried the ball McKissick intercepted another Passes Click Tripp (74), as he barely misses ball off fin- - on pass play. Webers Larry Mitchell blocks. Brilliant Defense tana BOZEMAN, MONT. 19 times for 113 yards and he Belt pass to stop one threat, States Bobcats held Tom Kokal recovered a fumble Quarterback Eddie Belt, killed the Lobos on traps, delays The Utah State defense was catching a lapse in the pass the defending Big Sky football to brilliant during most of the enstymie another Ram drive, defense in the flat, hit Jess champion Idaho State Bengals counter. Perhaps Jim Bowen, the Utah Interior line grabbed 18 and 15 yards and to less than 100 Willis for ofyards total the talented senior center, was another bobble and generally the then connected with another flat fense to gain a 20-- 0 victory Satthe stand-poin- t Rams did a pretty good Job of performer on the pass to A1 Lear. urday. field. He made some amazing themselves. beating WilThe Ute defense smeared The game, played most of the To and very timely plays. keep the game even, the nine but is for a yards, Of course, Rich Zecher, Jim day in a wet snowstorm, was Utes added lost fumbles by penalty for grabbing the face the opening Big Six Conference Harris, Bob Broughton and sevAndy Ireland and Lew Tetley to mask put the ball fourth down game for both clubs. 9 eral others assisted in the effort. keep the Rams hopes glimmeron the Utah eight. - So was the Bobcat de- ing. The Aggies escaped with a tough Bob Wolfe sliced a perfect 23 fense that Idaho State was able Outside of Jacobs, Utah had halftime lead as the two teams Sophomore wingback Ed Ferns NEW Mis- the Rebels after the half, scor- yard field goal to send the Ram ORLEANS (AP) 81 DALLAS, Oct 17 to for a touchdnvn ran to get past the midfield stripe little offense with Coleman nettraded pass interceptions and, yards ecing the touchdown on David homecoming partisans into Walt clinch a 2 victory for Monta sissippi barely squeezed to a McRe.vnolds mental errors. only twice. The deepest pene- ting only 11 yards in 10 carries. pass to Jerry stasy. victory over inspired Tulane Easts found his targets consistently tration was to the Bobcat 44 The Lobos saw a chance to nas Grizzlies over the Weber Lear was CSUs best ball carto crawl out of Graves and threatening conNeither team could sustain a yard line. enough to guide Rice Umvprsity take over the lead go a glim- State Wildcats Saturday in the Saturday night with 57 yards in 14 carries. rier Southeastern Conference stantly. drive in the remaining nine minon one sustained drive Saturday merin when Cal Jeter football tl The passing was negligible, two drives stalled After dropped Big Skv Conference having cellar. utes of the first quarter. night and Larry Rice capped it a perfect pass in the end zone opener for both teams. in the first period, the Bobcats with Utah getting five for 12 and Miami Tie It was a hollow triumph for Pitt, with a true conversion kick for with no one Utahs best penetration in got their opening score late in one intercepted, The threeGrizzlies a to close snapped total net yarremotely Coach John Vaughts Rebels, MIAMI, FLA., Oct 17 (AP) -- the quarter moved the ball to Its the second a 7 6 victory over Southern him. 53. In addition Allen was three-yar- d on a' dage quarter picked as the nations No. 1 in Eric Crabtree exploded G7 yards own line after receiving Methodist. The Aggies scored after taking smash by half- smeared for 67 yards in losses the preseason ratings only to for a touchdown on a power a punt. 73 the opening kickoff and marched McReynolds drove the Owls Dan back Sundling. trying to pass. lose two of their first four The first Utah bit of brilliance play Saturday night and Pittsjaids with the second half open- 57 yards in nine plays. games. favorites sal- came in the first series of the burghs ing kickoff and. hit Billy Hale, Hot and Cold Curinga Guides 0 tie second period, when Robinson, Gene vaged a Fleming and Howard hot and cold with Miamis young, rebuilding with a brisk breeze at his back, atThe directed the alternately for four Rudy for Curinga Ayres passes good kicked to the Colorado 13. 43 of those yards and contribut- tack and Don Holder and Craig passing of quarterback Jim football team. enabled the Rebels to The Rams couldnt move the Weatherly ed a key three-yar- d first down Murray did most of the heavy streak before 8,200 score two touchdowns in the 20-6 Richmond as Utahs defense began to ball work. The Ags tossed in two end game losing run of his own to set up the by was in fans. The second period after Tulane had show some interest in the game. arounds and with the ball on the the lower temperature N.C. -RDAVIDSON, sconng pass to Hale. 40s and conditions (AP) Jacobs drove the Utes to the gone ahead on a field goal. line, Curinga hit Murray were made even worse by a Tulane Coach Tommy OBoyle onnie Smith threw two touchdown the middle for a touchdown to Hilton John and passes m windblown hailstorm the third Baylor Upsets gaid ..nutg.. to moral victo. down. passed Richmonds Spiders to a period. extra booted the Chris 20-Pella 17 WACO, TEX., Oct. (AP) -TSouthern Conference foot- Sideline Antics Run Long om Davies, a seldom-noticeball victory over Davidson Satpoint and it was 0 for Utah senior fullback, smashed for State with 10:59 remaining in the Ferris made his long run earurday. two touchdowns and amassed 16 quarter. But the Aggies were not ly in the fourth period when the de- Grizzlies had their backs to the points Saturday night as Baylor to score again in the half Mountaineers Win wall after stopping a Wildcat upset Texas Tech spite several threats. VA. (AP) -BLACKSBURG, drive on the Montana seven. Kicks Field Goal McCune broke Quarterback The Allen wingback MIS Wins, 13-- 7 guided West Virginias MounThe Lobos got their three through the line on a quick ries in the he but certainly taineers to a 0 past DENTON, victory SaturTEX., Oct. 17 points when Jack Abendschan opener and shook several Weber got such in this game. Special to The Tribune field from the kicked into a before tacklers North day over Viiginia Tech for an Texas goal (UPI) Fumbling FORT COLLINS Its doubtful breaking , Glum aught other step closer to the Southern if Bob Watson, the Utah State missed a touchdown by a fairly difficult angle with 6:36 clear. WITH EITHER OUR $29.95 PAINT JOB line A the glum Vaught paced Conference championship. less than the length of the foot- remaining in the quarter. OR OUR $49.93 PAINT JOB! Montana led after the first coach, would get very many ball on the game's final play Then the second period was a seven minutes and preserved sidelines in front of his squad in votes for the sportsmanship the same place he stood in Hurricanes Romp Saturday night and New Mexico slightly disorganized affair with the win in the final period by award from the Colorado Aggie New Bowl last Sugar los13-but both teams threatening State escaped with a tightening its defense against Years Day, LOUISVILLE, KY. (UPI) -- boosters. watching the Reing their opportunities on fum- the passing of Weber quartervictory. Watsons antics on the sideline Tulsa SAME LOW METALWORK PRICES IN to quarterback Jerry Rhome bels fall to Alabama start bles, pass interceptions and pen- back Ron Haun who passed to EFFECT. PROVE IT TO YOURSELF WITH riddled the University of Louis gave the frustrated Aggie fans 1964 off on the wrong foot. alties. end Thom Stiebel for both WildAUTOMATIC EARL SCHEIB'S EXCLUSIVE Tulane completely outclassed ville with seven touchdown pass- a target for their spleen when cat touchdowns. Increase Margin est-o-met- er es Saturday night, for what is Bob protested quite vigorously Ground Game Do your own estimating! Just draw the The Aggies ran their margin believed to be a National Colle- several calls by the officials. over the damaged areas to 14-- 3 with two seconds remaingiate record, as the Hurricanes The Grizzlies relied mainly on Threw His Hat and the cost appears on the dial! $10.00 58-to Missouri victoa ing in the third quarter on a romped which in a tough ground game First time, when it appeared off on all metal work over $10.00. If dial drive after Lee Carlston had they outgained the Wildcats 235 ry over the Cardinals. reads $1.00 to $10.00 you pay nothing! the official have on erred may The Tulsa Whiz also ran for recovered a Quintana fumble. yards to 60. Weber outdistanced two touchdowns in a brilliant not calling pass interference on It was Murray and Darrell the Grizzlies in the air, 157 to 79 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) display of versatility and field the Ram defender, Watson Steele who drove to pay dirt with yards. Retri paced Houston generalship. He completed 32 of threw his hat in disgust. Murray making three spectacuMontanas first two scores Randy Later, when illegal motion to a record 44 aerials for 360 lar dashes on quick traps off came on a d yards and add was run by University (Tex.) called against the Utes, in the William ed 50 victory 13 Saturday both tackles. He finally broke car. in yards rushing quarterback Bob Benzley in the H. 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(AP) LEXINGTON, Louisiana State used a sterling performance by substitute quarterback Billy Ezell and an overpowering exhibition of line play Satur-da- y to beat Kentucky, 27-night in a Southeastern Conference football game. Ezell, a junior who started in place of the injured Pat Screen, took right up where he left 'off last year when Screen was hurt and masterfully directed, to Tiger offense. No Match It was apparent In the early stages of the game th?t Ken- - ", - 27--7 KY. 11 136 12 131 2 0 First Downs "P Rushing Yard9 Fatsing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized by $44 - 0 40 2 60 nothing on the ground and dared the Wildcats to throw the ball. 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