Show ' f & '1 G jp ’i 2D o The Salt Lake Tribune Monday September 28 1959 me Last Weekend Was Really Lost Yologgs Surprise Lobos In Only Loop Victory AmH tJs iregdT(m to make much of a showing in the league this year established themselves as seriou challengers for the crown with a twice 14-victory over New Mexico University And the Lobos who finished second to Wyoming last year were supposed to be even stronger this year So it now appears that Coach Tuffy Mullison’s upset victory of highly ranked College of Pacific in the opener TIIE RAMS from Colorado two weeks ago was no fluke State rated only a few experts and the Rams will have to be reckoned with from now on line formation Fullback (1) steps In line as left tackle (2) shifts to strong side setting blocks Here's Utah IN THE intersectional battles Oregon whipped Utah 21-Wyoming fell to the highflying Falcons of the Air Force Academy 20-Fresno State upended Brigham Young Arizona State University racked up Utah State and Denver lost to Iowa State Friday night Montana winless in two starts this year was idle and embarrass- escaped ment This week there are three games in the league and two intersectionals Colorado State entertains Denver in a night game Montana comes to BYU in another arc affair and Utah State travels to Laramie to test Wyoming in a 1:30 pm game Skyline Grid Standings ' 27-1- Colo 34-1- and Doug Sarlo Ogden Doug Muir Salt Lake City’s former Utah All Star cham- pion took the lead in the I960 r elimination Sunday night but it was Ann Slattery in the women’s division who caused the sensation of the first round Bowling at the Kearns Lanes Slattery racked up a 1751 series for her second eight-gamset for an average of 218 all-sta- 28-1- Denver Montana New Mexico further s Fresno itSaajttcanhmiiWn— BE TIRE SAFE Don't take chances Drive in today! AND BRAKE FRONT-EN- SERVICE All this lor Adjust brakes Add brake fluid Tack wheel bearings Align front wheels Balance front wheels wmiEiu jrrwnr j FINEST Brigham Young shoulder separation while Zito's lower calf was stepped on Neither appeared to have broken bones but the wjll be taken as precautionary measures Dr Reed Clegg the team physician estimated each might be out of action three weeks if no broken bones are discovered 050 0 up Aluminum' cine five long trouble-fre- CLEVELAND Sept 27 (UPIl— Helpless against Herb Score for 3Js innings the Kansas City Athletics socked the southpaw for five quick runs and held on to nip the Clevein the season land Indians finale before 14601 fans Sunday Hal Smith's homer with two out in the fourth was the fust hit off Score who fanned six In the first three frames 6-- ators FREE tht quality Itora quick-strikin- BENNION'S )44 South Main All new with large RANCH HOUSE cozy fireplace adjoining the dining area Ideal for weddings family reunions sales meetings company church or private parties OtD FASHIONED 1 0 HAY RIDES Off the highway our meadows Beautiful teamsCompetent drivers Board Your Harsai Rida thru our mtadowi Wo fotd only top quality meadow hay You gal mora yaf pay rs more at -- d ' Pellet Fed Firm Rainbows Catch We furnish everything including --Thru —SeeJlcR But In Nagel’s system no lineman drops Into the back-fieland the of the unbalanced line provides extra blocking power (See diagram) supply M GOOD HORSES FOR SALE Terms Can Be Arranged At Tho Big Rad Barn 30 Mi nut a From Salt Lakt I Milo Fait of Kimball Junction BOYD PARK Phone EMpira Satisfied Customers for 97 Years or Park City AM 59S-R- 4 Far from being necessary for safety railroad featherbedding can actually increase accidents In 23 states with “excess crew” featherbed laws the accident rate is higher than the national 6-- 0 Kilbrw 3b 5 1 4 1 Buddln 2b 4 2 2 Allison rf 4 0 10 Keough lb 1 1 1 Lemon If 3 0 0 0 lb 2 1 0 Dobbek cf 4 0 0 01 Williams If 4 0 2 Sievers lb 4 12 l'Gernertlf 0 0 0 0 0 i o o Schalv 2b 4 0 10 Stephns rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' Versallsss 3 0 0 0'Malzone3b 3 0 0 1 Locke p 3 0 0 dFrmcna 1 o 0 0 Korchck c 04 00 00 O'Oallettcf 3 10 0 Gtle c 0 0 0 0 Kaat p Cicotte p R Smith p 0 0 0 0 McAvoy p 1 0 0 0 Mahonv u 310 10 10 p 10 10 b Narragn 1 0 0 0'Casalep Kralick p 0 0 0 O Baumnn p 1 0 0 0 01 1 0 BciUots 0 6 10 39 Totals 37 6 ToUli MtllcLumenti 0 0 0 0 p for Score in 5th b ran d Consolo 1 0 0 O' r for Dillard In 5th c singled for Totals 2fl ft ft ft Totals 35 2 ft S in 6th d popped out for Locke out for Biown in in 6th b filed a Ran for Keough In 2nd for R Smith In 8th 8th out for McAvoy in 5th c grounded OOO 110 100— ft out for Kiaiick in 7th d called out on Kansas City 100 020 200— 5 stiikes for Lumenti In 9th Cleveland E — Held non 1 in OOO— t DeMaestrl 2 Webster Washington ' Marls DP— DeMaestrl to Williams R Boston 2 Hi 0(H) OOx—ft v Smith to Moran to Coleman Lumpe — Lemon DP — Schaive to Veisalles to Klimchock to Williams LOB — to ESievers — Washington 9 Bos Kansas City 9 Cleveland 9 2B — ton 4 2B— LOB Williams Killebrew Ste-er- s Klim-chocHardy Garver HR— S Smith HR— Buddln Sievers Killebrew r r bh so S— Casale SF— Mai tone h r er bb so 3 5 2 0 1 Garver (W 1' 51 ft0 ft0 21 01 2 2 2 1 Kaat (L 0 2) Tsitourls m 0 0 0 0 McAvoy Kulyna 2lj 2 0 0 0 0 A 5 3 4 ft Kralick Score (L 2 0 ft 0 1V1 1 0 0 0 0 Lumenti Locke 6 1 ) 4 2 2 2 3 Casale (W Cicotte 1 4 4 0 0 1 4 R Smith 0 0 0 0 Baumann ' 1 HBP— Bv Kaat (Gile Keough) T— 0 0 0 0 Hanhman T— 2 29 A— 14801 2 22 A— 9110 '2 AMERICAN pence WEIGHT FENCING Not Tubing 513 WSfT Absorbers BUYING? TROUT CATCHERY your winter's license LIVING mom) The bases-emptsock out of the park in the fifth Inning by the Payette Idaho KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND also tied him with strongboy ib rh rbll tb r h rhl Sievers for the most 2 0 0 0 Roy Snvdercf 4 12 0 Heidis 1 l'Webstr2b 3 Maris rf 3 110 home runs in 5 2 2 0 Washington Kmchk 2b 5 2 2 3 Hardy cf 5 0 0 01 Tanner If 5 0 2 0 season Cerv If WUIma lb 5 0 0 0 Colemn lb 5 14 2 Jbtsky 3b 4 0 11 Colavitnrf 4 0 0 0 WASHINGTON BOSTON 3 0 12 H Smith c 4 1 2 1 Leek 3b ab r h rbl ab r h rhl 3 0 4 life Shock American League— Kuenn Detroit 353 Kalina Detroit 327 Runnels Boston 314 PATIO OF RELAXED n BOSTON Sept 27 (UPI) — Young Harmon Killebrew hit his 42nd home run Sunday to finish the season in a deadlock with Cleveland’s Rocky Colavito for the American League homer championship as the Boston Red Sox whipped the Washington Sen asbetttoa Monro-Mati- c line without tipping the play to the defense' And this extra Batting Leaders a jatlonal League — Aaron Milwaublocker in the line set-u- p 355 Cunningham St Louis 345 lot of good gains on the quick kee Cepeda San Francisco 317 THE WEST'S A’s Subdue Indians 6 to 5 Killebrew Clouts No 42 FULL e MOUNTAIN MEADOWS RANCH s New Mufflers From Saturday than they did a year ago and even with the lack of a passing threat for three quarters of the game Nagel an unbalanced to offer aged slight 1110 Priced a Both Larry Wilson and Den nis Zito Utah's starting half backs will be Monday morning to determine the ex tent of the injuries received against Oregon Saturday Wilson according to preliminary diagnosis suffered I' QUALITY THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Denvr at Colorado State (night) Montana at Brigham Young (night Utah State at Wyoming Utah at Washington Texas Western at New Mexico (nighti fired as the pitchout West Cleveland Jones and Dave Grayson frequently found the Utes unable to cope with their speed And the speedy Ducks turned the corner for crucial gains The mistakes expected of a young unexperienced team in its first game hurt the Utes BUT SOMETIMES this back in crucial spots to keep the defense with his formations defensively the Utes played some great ball at times They gambled some oh their defense in forcing quarterback Dave Grosz to pitch the ball fast rather than let him set up the option lot mor offensive formations DIAMOND Si&HTVt SOcTTH PROTECTS 'eAUTIf i £5 tfafrit estmste cfil EL 9451 1 average make for greater safety on the railroads? Not so you’d notice it Available evidence suggests that just the opposite is true the American public every year In every way railroad featherbedding is a drag on the nation’s economy and a drain on It forces you to pay higher your income Fact is despite the excellent safety record of the railroads featherbedding can be a hazard to' safety prices Does “make-work- ” For example 23 states have “featherbed” laws which force railroads to hire unheeded train crew members These 23 states have 574 of railroad employees of railroad mileage — and 66 51 of railroad accident casualties! Railroad featherbedding — work paid for but not performed or not needed claims a shocking toll of $500000000 from - - But it all hurts railroad employees worst of doesn’t make jobs -- it is them It one of the reasons for destroys the disappearance of 1000 railroad jobs per week for the last ten years — half a “Make-work- million tion Faulty ahock abiorbcra ara extremely DANGEROUS and are not easily detected until it’s too late See ua FIRESTONE STORES CORNU 3RD SOUTH AND 3NO IAIT I A AA rn AA4 A A mi bedding burden from the American public — so that our country may have the unexcelled rail service a dynamic economy demands OBSOLETi WORK RULES are retponaible for featherbedding— npt the employee! who must obey them Only the operating employeea are involved For example: On the New York to Waxhington run — 4 houra — engineers receive 2 V baaic dayx’ pay For tha com-pieround trip made the same day 450 milex they receive 4 Vi bacauia outmoded daya’ pay featherbed rule require railroads to pay all angina crew member a basic day's pay lor each 100 mile this It featherbedding! ta na- The railroads will seek the agreethe unions in lifting this feather- - ment of TRIAL OFFER AAAAA AAAA AA A AAAAAAAAJ jobs in less than a decade urgently important to the whole 60-DA- Y k4 ” That’s why the forthcoming negotiations between the railroads and the unions are so I loQse Nagel Awaits Injury Data BQ’s Wait Meet 0 0 0 Moran 2b DMstri ss Tsitrts p 0 0 0 0 Brown c Kutvna p 0 0 0 0 e Valo Carver p 2 110 Nixon e ss 2 0 10 Score p Dillard D State 27 Arizona State University 34 Utah State 12 Colorado State University 14 New Mexico 9 Utah-Orego- SAFETY SERVICE THE UTES demonstrated s c to Willie wasble put-lin- 16 At Noon Today HEADQUARTERS FOR CAR The Utes also put in double flankers to the right or left sending two backs parallel to one side and well behind the line of scrimmage And Nagel unveiled his "double lonely ends” with both ends set wide after the manner of Red Blaik’s innovation at West Point last year BY HAVING the fullback step into the line Nagel man- All Games handoff into the line League Games W L T Pet Pts Op W L T Pet Pts Op It is the same type of maneu9 2 0 1000 14 1000 23 15 ver that leaves a tackle eligible 1 0 1000 0 1 1 63 20 to recei& a pass as the e(d 58 -- 500 500 26 34 0 000 0 0 1 0 drops into the backfield 0 - 000 500 34 41 the 0 0 0 1 eligible tackle’s side wh 0 000 0 000 0 0 i) 6 21 a back steps into the line on1 0 w’OOO 0 0 0 000 25 42 the other flank 0 thereby 000 19 85 0 0 ' 000 0 58 0 the tackle at the end of 000 21 43 the 0 000 0 9 14 0 scrimmage line LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Iowa State 28 Denver 12 Oregon 21 Utah ft Air Force Academy 20 Wyoming Offense Line 8-M- an -- BYU Utah- - NEW MEXICO should get back on the winning track with a victory over Texas Western when the two teams meet in Albuquerque Saturday 3221 night but Utah may be in for Sarlo opened up with a another rough afternoon when 1702 series at Kearns Satur- the Utes collide with Washingday and came back with 1595 ton at Seattle at the Regal Recreation in Provo Sunday for a total of 3297 Muir was more with 1666 at Kearns Saturday and 1619 at Provo for a total of 3285 Slattery's big series inMovies of the cluded games of 247 229 203 football game will highlight 188 226 240 194 and 224 the Monday meeting of the OTHER LEADERS among Bleacher Quarterbacks at noon the women were Jo Oswald at the Newhouse Hotel acthe 1957 champion with 3015 cording to Head Coach Art Norma McCashland 2953 Lu- Knudsen Coach Ray Nagel will report cille Fyffe 2879 all of Salt on the game and his scouts Lake City Bonnie Eldredge will give their version of the 2838 and Chicko Ogden Idaho game Utah Washington Yagi Salt Lake City 2781 plays Washington at Seattle Sarlo and Muir Following Saturday among the men not including the late squad at Provo Sunday were Joe Barney Ogden 3209 Pete Birrell Provo Dr M C Mason 3179 "7 State Wyoming Utah State Ann started with a 1470 Lanes series at the K-Saturday nlglif and for the 16 games had a total of con-sista- eight-ma- By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor line long has The eight-mabeen a defensive standby against the running teams but it was up to Utah’s Coach Ray Nagel to unveil the eight-maoffensive line to make his running game work Saturday And it's legal inasmuch as the rules state “at least seven men must be on the line of scrimmage” - 6 Redskins ‘Invent’ By Lyn Larson Tribune Sports Writer It was a lost weekend for the Skyline Conference!-OnlColorado State University which incidentally played and won a conference game was the sole team to wake up Sunday morning with a clear head All the others Wyoming Utah BYU Utah State and Denver all were suffering from the weekend Slattery Sets Hot Pace In Keg Meet imay - - - - - t |