Show mm nth By Val Hess Uiut JmtmI Utah State University Aggiei cored once in each of the firtt three periods Saturday while holding Colorado State Univer sity scoreless to grind out a 21-decision It was the 13th straight home victory for the Aggies and the 21st consecutive loss for the 0 Rams Next week Utah State will be i Homecom- ing game against BYU and CSU will host Wyoming in another Hamecomlne encounter Mtah State had to battle through two lost fumbles an Intercepted pass and 85 yards In penalties as well as the Colorado State offense' to score the victory Only 8035 fans came to the S pm game that Aggie Frosh Slap Utes To Open Year - ' if Woni aimM at home again in a mm® Utah SALT LAKE CITY State's freshman football team scored a 140 victory over Utah Friday as the bigger Aggie line stopped the Utes from mustering a sustained offensive effort A pass interception set up Utah State's first score in the opening period Larry Sharp nabbed a Terry Baker pass to start the Ramblers on their Craig Murray sliced over from 10 yards out for the confirst score A two-poiversion run attempt failed The Aggies picked two more points in the third period when a bad center sailed over a Utah punter's bead and out of kwayend Alex Humackkh was the top ground gainer of the afternoon as he churned up 71 yards in 15 tries Teammate Phil Jackson got another 59 yards in 14 cap ries for the Rams Utah State's top rusher was Roger Leonard who had 66 yards on ten rushes and Oar-re-ll Steele got an average of 11 yards on each of five carries In the passing department Bill Wrenn led the stats with 28 yards in two completions and Steve Shafer led the Aggies with 32 yards in two completions The Utah State club was most powerful on ground yard- -' age getting 342 to 165 for the visitors while passing yardage was about even 51 to 49 for saw shadows stretch across the gridiron before the final born sounded The second time the Aggies gained possession of the ball they scored with Larry Bryan bulling over from the one to drive Jim Turcap the ner booted the first of three extra points It was Bryan who accounted for the second Aggie counter He twisted across paydirt on a Jaunt in the second pep ion with 9:45 remaining before Intermission Utah State's final tally came in the third period as Roger Leonard jumped over the goal from the two and Turner again converted this time with 7:41 remaining on the new scoreboard before the end of the pep 50-ya- USU Colorado State's tod- - biggest xone - leading New Mexico and upstart Utah battled to a 7 stalemate yesterday in a bitterly fought Western Athletic Conference game in which the outcome was in doubt until the final play of the game' A crowd of ' 20265 saw the Despite the tie New Mexico stayed out in front In the league race with a record of 2 wins no losses and a tie The tie practically put Utah out of the title running since the Utes have 1 win 1 loss and a 7-- tie The Herald Journal 33-1- 0 214 393 249 641 w Fumbles lost 2 Passes'had intercepted Yards (Penalized 1 0 0 85" 37 Utah-Stat- e FOOTBALL ADAGIO Is gracefully performed by (A) the referee (B) Don Holder Utah State righthalf who Just left the ball and Paul Jackson of Colorado State U GARY SCHROEDER (87) Colorado State end lost the ball on this play as John Mathews (86) and Bill Callahan (20) of Utah ' State came after him hard 7770-2-1 0 0 0 0— J) Colorado State Honie Fans-Whi- p Wildcats LARAMIE OJTO — A slightly favored Wyoming Cowboy team thrilled a packed stadium of seconds remaining in a final grateful homecoming fans yes bid for victory terday by defeating the Univer New Mexico also missed two sity of Arizona Wildcats Sl-field goal attempts in the sec- Wyoming 14 14 0 31 ond half in a bid to pull ahead Arizona 0 0 0 8—8 The Lobos sticking almost Wye Ariz 10 14 entirely to the ground picked First Downs up 280 yards rushing and at- Rushing Yardage 714 124 tempted only three passes Passing Yardage 78 64 Utah gained only 117 on the Passes 54 ground and picked up 39 yards Passes intercepted by 2 2 passing 544 Punts Brash Bobby Santiago and Fumbles Lost 1 2 bulldozing Bucky Stalling led Yards Penalized 58 70 Lobo attack the But everytime they got near the goal line the Utes defenses 8 3-- iod ft SUNDAY OCTOBER 21 IMS LoglB (Caeha county) Utah THE HERALD JOURNAL T Fortie leads To TvT Trimmoh - Bill Muteahy and Ken Christt-so- n passed and ran the Bobcats to a 5 football victory over the Idaho Vandals before 7400 homecoming fans Chrlstuon passed for two touchdowns while Mule any pas sed for one scored one on an 85 yard punt return and kicked two extra points to spoil Idaho's debut in Bozeman and make the Vandals homecoming fodder for Montana teams twice In the last three weeks Idaho lost to the Montana Grizzlies in a homecoming game Oct 8 in Missoula Mont Punts 7 Santiago a sen 166-Dou- Collegiate Scoreboard ior from Albuquerque' raced JJ over from six yards out on the Texas 7 Arkansas 3 second play of the second quar West Texas St 20 New Mex ter to give the Lobos a six no- ico St 12 thing lead His scoring capped Nebraska 26 Kansas State 6 a drive in 20 plays Texas Christian 20 Texas A George Meadows kicked M 14 conversion Utah came back in the same Southern Methodist 15 Rice 7 quarter and marched 52 yards North Texas State 14 Cincin in eight plays Fullback Douz nati 8 wasko ripped over from the 11 Washington State 21 Indiana yard line for the score and end 14 Roy Jefferson converted to Montana State 33 Idaho 15 make it 7 Oregon State 40 University of Pacific 6 Arizona State College Flagstaff 21 Cal Poly 20 Louisiana St 7 Kentucky 0 Carnegie Tech 14 Franklin k 80-ye-ar converand ran for a two-poision He picked up-Il- l yards rushing 16 yards passing and served as an effective decoy to keep the Grizzly defense off El-do- nt balance his performance Despite Fortie fell short ef bis average of 219 yards per game 7-- Texas Barely Meet BYU Beats 'Backs 167-pou- 17 12 First Downs Marshall 12 163 256 Rushing Yardage 66 89 Penn 18 Brown 15 AUSTIN Tex Passing Yardage In Passes Pittsburgh 8 UCLA 6 Tommy r ora plunged over 3 from the three-yar- d Passes intercepted by 0 line with Penn State 20 Syracuse 19 LOS ANGELES Punts M0 649 36 seconds left last night to Harvard 36 Columbia 14 1 Lavorante remains in a Fumbles Lost 2 give No 1 ranked Texas a Rutgers 29 Lehigh 13 coma and in serious condition Yards Penalized 46 victory over the 20 dangerous Dartmouth 10 Holy Cross 0 despite a third brain operation Arkansas in a Razorbacks within the of Army 20 Virginia Tech 12 fierce defensive battle period Bisons! Yale 26 Cornell 8 unconsciousness The undefeated Longborns Attendants of California LuAMES Iowa UFO — A fired up boosted their season's victory Colgate 16 Princeton 15 Purdue 37 Michigan 0 theran Hospital predicted It Iowa State football team boom- string to five but their efforts Northwestern 18 Ohio State would take at least a week ed out of a e desdoomed until a losing appeared more before the outcome of the streak yesterday to crush sur- peration passing attack led by 14 last operation could be deter- prised Colorado 9 Michigan State 31 Notre In their quarterbacks Duke Carlisle and 7 mined Neurosurgeons replaced biggest scoring outburst in his- Johnny uenung drove 85 Dame yards Duke 16 Oernson 0 the "brain flap" removed in the tory in a Big Eight Conference downfUld for the " Omaha 35 Emporia State 7 second operation touchdown game Fighter (UPD-Tai-lback Coma 9 0 7-- 3 one-mon- th Poor three-gam- 57-1- last-minu- - BBBBllBBinBBl Wyoming 31 Arizona 8 North Carolina 19 South Carolina 14 Florida State 18 Georgia 0 Alabama 27 Tennessee 7 Florida 42 Vanderbilt 7 Minnesota 17 Illinois 0 Oklahoma 13 Kansas 7 Washington 14 Stanford 0 Auburn 17 Georgia Tech 14 Iowa State 57 Colorado 19 Missouri 23 Oklahoma State BBeagaiiaMBBBBSBBBBBBBnBllMBBBlBaiBBBBBBBBBBBiaa Alabama Northwestern Are fop Grid Winners Bjr Vmitri rrm Ialaramttaul Alabama the nation's second-ranke- d college football team whipped Tennessee for its fifth straight victory of the season Northwestern and third-ranke-d d Ohio upset State Saturday in the top afternoon games of the grid card d Texas opposed Misd Arkansas sissippi faced Tulane and Louisiana State met Kentucky in night games There were few upsets but some unusual occurrence: ' a seventh-ranke- 18-1- 4 First-ranke- fourth-ranke- 10th-rank- ed ' Doug Jones Floors Foster - NEW YORK (HPT Light heavyweight contender Doug Jones' of New York floored substitute Bob Foster of Washington DC in the first round and scored a technical knockout over him in the eighth last night ' ta their ! Drake Wichita 0 Southern California 32 California 6 Oregon 35 Air Force 20 Tulsa 25 Louisville 7 ""Carnegie Tech 14 Franklin It Marshall 12 Pennsylvania 18 Brown 15 Pittsburgh 8 UCLA 6 Navy 26 Boston College 6 Harvard 36 Columbia 14 Penn State 20 Syracuse 19 Rutgers 29 Lehigh 13 Dartmouth' 10 Holy Cross 0 Army 20 Virginia Tech 12 Yak 36 Cornell 8 Colgate 16 Princeton 15 i Purdue 37 Michigan 0 10 - nationally-televise- d fight at Madison Square Garden It was Foster's first defeats When referee Teddy Martini stopped the bout at 23 seconds of the eighth round Foster's string of 12 consecutive professional victories was ended The gamblers had guessed right making Jones the 2 favorite It was the second tune that Jones had beaten Foster— but not Jn professional competition Jones beat him when both were in the Army Air Force in 1957 7-- and Falcons Lose FbenoSK i' terback Bob Berry in a great display of ball control guided Oregon University to five successive touchdowns for a victory over the Air Force Academy to spoil the dedication of the Falcons' new football stadium before 33343 fans 35-2- ' re JIM HICKS and hui con Jeremy of SmithfMiL bagged a fuU limit of honkers and greraheads in the grain i folife northwest of Prtnn Ttimtm In raoh reporting a fair amount of success this year Vallw arm V 71 Volley Hido&Mofxib lOfk Watt mi Rnr Mwlfc Lf CCCRO ' ' r 20-1-4 15-- 7 W Westmoreland C during the cadets' 20-1- 2 triumph over Virginia Poly In some other top afternoon southern games fifth-rankCalifornia defeated California eight-rankeWisconsin 324 d romped over Iowa 4 topped Washington 144 : unbeaten Au Stanford burn shaded Georgia Tech 17- 14 Dartmouth blanked Holy Cross 10-- 0 and Penn State' 9 edged Syracues Dave Hayes' fourth-perio- d touchdown plunge lifted Penn State to its victory over Syracuse Ron Digravio threw three touchdown passes as Purdue 37-- 0 Minrouted Michigan nesota struggled to down Illfullg inois 17-- 0 back Mike Curtis led Duke to a16-- 0 win over Clemson and George Salines scored three touchdowns to lead Michigan 31-- 7 State to triumph over Notre Dame In other games around the country Navy defeated' Boston ' 26-- 6 College Pennsylvania 5 beat Brown Pittsburgh topped UCLA 84 Virginia out- 2 scored Wake Forest ed d 42-1- ninth-ranke- - hard-runnin- 18-1- 14-1- PROPERTY OWNERS OF DENSONVARD if" PHEASANT PERMITS 0 The mile Isle of Man is one of the British Isles It is located between northern Ireland and England L riBfe 57-1- PICK UP YOUR AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo (DPP — Sophomore quar- ELK HIDES 2-05- 13-- Knox-vill- " TOP MAI KIT PRICES FOR YOUR DEER major portion of the Tennessee Florida downed Vanderbilt 42-e 7 Oklahoma beat Kansas 7 students left the stands in Tenn when it was ap- Iowa State routed Colorado Texas Christian upended parent that Alabama would win 9 and South and the Army cheering section Texas A&M drew a reprimand from West ern Methodist defeated Rice Point Superintendent Maj Gen Did You Know? 20-1- Wisconsin 42 Iowa 14 five-vear-o- ld ( 49 51 4-- Total Yards o Pokes Please stiffened Both teams scored their touchdowns in the second per Tops among Ute runners s were Terry Baker Jerry Ray Iittlefleld and Paul Marlow while Baker and Jack n Horton were the top Ute pas- - - MISSOULA Mont (UPS Fortie the nation's leading sen as receivers were James Foe Brink Chipman and Mer-rli-n offensive football player broke Driggs The top defensive the back of the Montana de fense here yesterday in leading Papoose was Harold HalL Brigham Young University to a 274) victory over the Grizzlies before 5000 fans at Dornblaser Field tailFortie a shifty BOZEMAN Mont HOT' back scored two touchdowns Montana State quarterbacks - Yards Pasting Passes Jo Oy hard-runni- quarter Montant State Deals Idaho State will play at home on the opening day of deer season The athletic department had purchased a new electric scoreboard that was much easier to fellow than the old one and it was a needed improvement Trainer Nolan (Red) Burnett was in the hospital with a slip-pea auc in us back and it was the first Aggie contest he had missed in the last 49 USU CSU 14 21 First Downs 342 165 Yards Rushing - 16-ya- rd Cog-gin- JtM " 9 ' fensively ball - One item of interest to Aggie fans was pointed out at the game Aggie officials promise that it is the last date in the next five season that Utah Jn Ron ScUenske tossed a pass to Brent Gilbert for the final score in the fourth Outstanding offensively for the Aggies were Schlenske Kent Hunsaker John L Brown Tom Foster Marvin Kendrlck and Leon Blaser while Win Mathews was outstanding de threat came in the final quarter when the Rams pounced on an Aggie fumble on the USU 20 but the Utah State line limited the CSU squad to eight yards in four downs to regain possession of the baO and end the threat One other deep penetration on the part of the Rams cune in the first of the second quarter As the first period ended the Rams had moved the ball from the CSU 24 yard line to the 21 and then the Colorado Aggies pushed to the 14 yard stripe of the Utah State team before losing possession of the defensive struggle By Steve Smilanich sunny 60 The Utes spurred on by a LalteS rim UImhUmbI degree temperatures in Ute homecoming crowd missed a SALT LAKE CITY field goal attempt' with five League Stadium i " 11 If fes U©M l©bm I© 7-- 7 nt the end Drrn OCTOBER 2B ly The Jk G CfhfleW of super- popularity markets and super drug stores throughout the land that proves one thing there 'are savings and con-vemencet :in the: onestopsbopping center In insurance too it's both easier and more economical ' in many cases to buy through an agent who can provide you with a complete competitive program of coverage for both business and perrather than sonal needs Muncing back and forth between two or more agents who can write only one or two lines We can'give you - this complete insurance service In many cases all of you policies can be written by a single company with the obvious advantages e£ making you a preferred client Why not vail us now? 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