Show r w 4 f J Cougars Rate Nod as No (Edltor’i Not Thu U th concluding article In a aerlre analyzing football proepeeta of the Skyline Conference trams 1 By John Moonpy Tribune Sports Editor A year ago BYU had the best material in the Skjline but suffered from internal disturbances and finished a disappointing third — Now with a new head coach and a squad attitude that the Cougars are through beating themselves vie' re giving indicates team again this year But Devaney's best linemen cannot equal faul Eckel Lonnie Dennis and John Kapeie The Cougar defense may spell the difference a shaky vote in favor of BYU as the 1959 Skyline football cham' pion I BYU HAS a great line arid a bacltfield to fit the single wing power of Coach Tally Stevens Every other squad In the league has problems that aren’t as crucial at Provo as they are at Albuquerque Laramie and Fort Collins Wyoming won last year on squa4 balance and Coach Bob Devaney will have a balanced-- HOWEVER BYU is not a pick and thts conference race could see the experts red faced on Just about any pick Actually each of the “top four” — BYU Wyoming Colorado State U and New Mexico — could emerge the winner- - - - - - stand-ou- t H Team in Skyline for 1 This figures to be the year of the lucky bounce and the tc?am that gets more than Its share of breaks will be the champion And for the fiist time in several years the second division in the teams may have a say-s- This year the "big four" figure to knock each other around" but the second division team that pulls the upset can decide the championship Generally Montana figures to be the last in the league That's the unanimous choice t championship UTAH STATE U Denver and Utah do not figure as championship teams That’s agreed on most sides Butlvthe ultimate position’ of "the top fotrr and JJxiee LAST YEAR Utah State U whacked Colorado State U for the only victory registered bv the second division at the experts? of the contenders in the 'second division one’s guess J00 per cent improved over a year ago at this time and may not win as many games or firi-lsas high in the Skyline EVERY TEAM In the league looks to be stronger and the lucky bounce always plays a vital games A couple part in toss-uof bad bounces and a contender could find itself bhttling to stay in the first division One thing is ceitain: Skyline football from top to bottom In will be its best this is any- h However we'll hazard a guess along these lines: 1 Brigham Young 2 Wyoming — -3 Colorado State 11 4 New Mexico 5 Utah 6 Denver 7 Utah State U 8 Mdntana t on the league The strength this year sems to be Utah-wherthe Redskips are p i tip-of- the-oth- er ’59 the-leag- 1 year 1 Padres Bounce Back to Subdue Buzzers 6-- 5 ' ' v - ’ Filial Series Begins Tonight Between Sacramento Bees ' Sports Mirror by John Mooney Ray Nagel is free of coach couldn’t be happier A year ago Nagel All American on the basis lost some 18 of the first Curtice the year befoie his "coach's dilemma" and the Ute - J who was voted of his passing the year before Nagel 22 men who played for Coach Jack inheiited-Lre'&rossru- IN ADDITION Nagel lost Stuart Vaughan who was the leading pass catcher in the nation and Giosscups favorite target The receiveis who did return had butter fingers the first three or four games Now here s the dilemma: Does a coach with a passing specialist and no receivers continue to puss or does he try to work something else? Chartres aie Cut tire faced with a similar situation would -- have done as he did in 1950 and opened up the game with 1950 didn t win a lazle-dazzl- r passing attack The Utes of a few staled hut many they That was one alternative fating Nagel THE OTHER was to adopt a longiange best he could in the fust year and hope to balanced ball team for the future Nagel cnticism over his use of Grosscup decided piogiam develop a solid in the face of to build for the to note that Utah still attempted moie passes than any other team in the conference last year and the Utes completed moie passes than any other team the highest r percentage of completions I tali ? t ftr t - rs - V ’ ’ ' “ 9 ® v x are Aggie quarteihark Phil Larson and tackle Charles Dine of contact nuising broken hands after thp fust week been i tt Stuff ‘n’ Some?cnsc e j In addition to a pile of prizes a color TV set will be awarded a patron of Derkx between the doubleheader It s a chance to help the recovery of 121 polio patients at the Salt Lake County Hospital while boosting the Bees in their drivfe to then first Pacific Coast League pennant single in the fiist inning Kenny Tooth-maBee third baseman makes play on hit Only 186 See Spokes Tip Mounts Prpi Sactos Win Wednesday night Indians VANCOUVER Dave Schulthess the BYU drumbeater points out an In football teresting fact— vyhi'le most of us feci the Skyline teams have gone far afield to reap talent the percentage of Utah football players on the BYU team just about equals the percentage of Utahns in the Cougar student body APPROXIMATELY 58 per cent of the BYU student body Is from outside the state houndaiios The Cougar football team lists 59 play pis of which 26 aie from the Beehive state E— Hall Westerfetd June Smith DP — Striker Hunter and Fondv Renna and Hunter LOB — San Diego in Salt Lake 0 Smith Dillard 2 3B— Barone Toothman Harmon Smith Bernir SB— Kiavnak S — Ber nier Hall Jankowski Jone ’? 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homer in the ninth inning in a crucial Pacific Coast League game that marked the The Sacramento Solons led bv end of Vancouvei s home seaand Milt Clay Dalrymple Sixth son Smilh overpoweied Phoenix Ports Regain 6-- 2 V ANCOl 14 10 Wednesday night in a FR SPOKVNF Down Rainiers b r h rbi ib r h rbl Pacific Coast League game 5 0 0 0 2b If 4 Causev ib 110 PORTLAND ORE Sept 9 Pojr 4 111 Ftnigan 3b I illis s highlighted by nine home runs — Portland regained sixth Howrd lb 4 2 2 2 Barker if V 4 Only 186 fans attended the 5 0 Tavlorcf Daviftcf 4 0 11 Kellert lb place from Seattle in the Paci- Hatfelri-3game 0 Frazier If 0 0 If 0 Saffel race baseball fic Coast SACRAWFNTO League TDOEMX 2 Hansen sx rhl bv ib rh rhl ibrn 6 2 Dmchli c2b 4 0112 Raimeis the 0 Zimrmnjc 0 downing 6 2 2 3 Sherry Rrdwsr ?b 6 2 4 Heist cf 4 10 0 Palica p rf Smith 3b 5 2 3 3 Ft lend r1 6 111 Wednesday njght behind Ihe No 2 0 Fow lot Beana p 0 0 Trmira If 4 2 2 Phillip lb 4 of Kenny Snvdcr pp 0 0 0110 Fitrgrld p Krsmch If 4 2 3 Rodpensq 5 2 3 3 tight pitching 4 0 2 2 a r irolov-2 0 2 0 0 Soreke 1b p Jorgensn Dittmer 2b 6 Johnson 0 0 0 4 111 Tnhnsn p 4 2 3 0 0 0 h Hoskins Wil on cf Perrv rf Oiteca p 0 0 0 0 c Breeding 0 0 0 0 'FORTIAND Dlrymol c 5 2 3 4 M Cardell 4 0 22 0 SE 4TT1F 4 0 0 0 0 0 C imMli sS 5 10 0 Vlnzla lb 0 0 0 0 Liifbke h r rbl Merritt p h rhl p r ib ib ft 3 0 0 0 There’s a matter of 25000 facing the Salt Lake Countv Folio pro'ect and thcies something lacking in the home attendance of the Salt Lake Bees Fied Aueibach and Dave the Pettigrew hope to do something ahout both deficits when Salt Lake Bees play Sacramento Friday night chorify raff a 4 0 3 4 0 1 0 3 0 10 4 0 10 ' v’y'' rf Don Dillard San Diego right fielder Is safe at third base on Bill Renna’x infield Chance lo Boost Two Causes Observation Ward Haimonrf Steven lb Rerntrrof Hall advanced Rowe with a 0 1 H Stnker njr to-b- 5 Jim Baumei drew a walk to 2 0 0 0 two i unncis on base and pul b Ron e 0100 0 o o Fddie Mooie was sent in to Sinker n 3 0 0 0 Watrfld e 3 110 0 0 0 Hall p ReUer who had 0 0 0 0 Bauta p 0 0 0 0 hit for Sam Miley Wojcv p been Stigman p 0 0 0 0 Striker by hogtied vcc s Moore lifted a fairly routine VI) la M Totals ToUla a Ran for Dillard in 7th b ran for fly to center that Mitch June Brork)ll in 7th c lived on error for Milev in 7th d filed out for Striker attacked but then dropped and in 8th both runners scored to make OOO 101 103 —0 4n Diet a 003 000 701— 5 it a 4 3 game for the Bees Salt Lk SAN DIEGO found enough Hall it 7 6' life left Wednesday after thiee Bauta PB— Biockell - ’T"' 13 Raiones " VJrr'tp WV n In the bottom of the sev enth Charley Brockell walked and Don Rowe wax sent In as a runner Bnumet 2b 4 2 1 fol3 0 0 0 sacnfice and Dick Barone Milev If 2 0 0 6 lowed w'lth an infield c Mooir If grounder 1 Stigman m ‘looking Reports from eastein slope contend NCAA has around” at the Air Force Academy and Colorado Iniversity V Utes to see if there nip anv n rogularltt-rrpiwiyttnote 110 pounds between heaviest and lightest playeis wnth Tony Polychronis tipping beam at 251 and Stan Uyeshiro ( olorado State lT found most of thp weighing in at 144 weights in its brochure light when the squad officially weighed Coach John Roning of Denver has purin the other da a chased a new home Jay Arbon counted upon summer this woik scholastic his made end candidate Utah up Aibon a former Box Elder flanker and repoited this fall Denver is one of the better pass catchers on the squad did not halfback and Miller Bob Logan Lloyd quarterback return to the fall workouts Floyd Ayers Montana U end candidate played for Idaho Falls the Amrncan Baseball Congress champions in the recent touinament at Wichita hiitv throe of the 43 men on the Guzzly roster won all Tonv Ramos state or all conference honois in high school Montana wingback spent four ycais in Get many in the Armv His wife a native of Ger befoie enrolling at Missoula Aggies’ 235 pound many is expecting a babv in December renter Mike Connelly has been timed in 10 8 for the 100 Merlin Olsen the Aggie end candidate boasted yaid dash 3 68 gtade point average as a frosh in business administration Milo Ravage now fighting out of Ogden will leave thi weekend for Europe Where he s slated to fight Halo Seortic hini He has a half dozen fights in Milan Italy late this month and Peter Muller lined up ineluding bouts wnth Gustav-sScholare and Snow boasting their fblf College In Germany heaviest and largest football squads ftN 730 pm passing with a solid outfit a Now Nagel feels his team is anted lunmng and passing attack to go with a defense It was a haid choice facing a new coach last year the “Grosscup letters in Sports Illustrated mav have revealed some of the coaching problems Nagel didn t an at the Quarterback meetings ec Rail) irt r 9tlC SLTLAKF(1TT mr0 ib r h rhl ihrh rbl Fondv lb 5 110 5 3 4 0 Smith Dilhro i r 4 13 2 a Krnk rf 1 1 1 2 4 0 11 June cf Gtabei of 0 0 0 0 Renna If 4 0 2 0 Jkwskt 3b 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 Jone c Hunter 2b 3 0 0 0 The Bees will play five games in four days with the Solons w’hile Vancouver will finish up with Seattle in a foui game senes Geoige Perez (117' and one of the sterling pei formers down the stretch for the Hive will get the mound assign ment Game time at Peiks is future It was interesting But the fans rebelled over the lack of for-thi- Salt Lake opens its final scries Thursday against at Derk Field do Ihe over the Buzrn going into the bottom of the seventh with single runs off llall in the fust third and seventh frames And Jake Striker perhaps the league’s best southpaw was sailing along after a shakv stait and seemed destined to gain his 12th victory beatings bv the Bees to dial lenge the supiemacy of Dick Hail and then leap on his sue cessoi Ed Bauta runs in the ninth fiame Hall was not the loser Bauta suffered the defeat after a stiange set of ciicumstances that saw fate conspue might ilv against tlie Padies San Diego held a 3 2 lead Rv Jack Schrocder Tribune Spoits Wnter San Diego’s Padres appar ently beaten by the tricky hand of fate lose up in the ninth inning Wednesday night with a blistenng attack and beat dow n the Salt Lake Bees 6 5 in the finale of the series atDeiks Field befoie 4104 fans It might have been a stickv situation foi Salt Lake if Spokane hadn’t beaten Van couver 7 5 This maintained the Bees’ lead at two full games in the pacific Coast League race with only' four moie playing days temalmng Tribune Sports Editor 1130 SOUTH MAIN c Nome of HAVI MSI t DEAL IN TOWN famous Mafler Summer and Winter Full Ceps o EM |