Show I'V- - y V'f V'v ’i : r J J III ( r Junior Hoop Slate the fired-u- p Cougars outplayBy Yal Hess JlcnM JniuI fruit UHm ed the haplest Aggies — PROVO — A fabulous soph- - Carter’s output included quarterback phis ani 161 yards In the air and an Young Unlver- - additional 113 on the ground defense teamed Saturn for an afternoon’s total bf 274 Athletic officals of the Hy rum Stake have reported the schedule of games that will be slaved by the Junior -- winter Officials have srs s'asEas 28-1- 4 reminded sz in- yards The victory on the part of BYU captured the traditional Wagon Wheel for the Cats 176-- 1 1 The quarterback pound Virgil Carter threw the first time it campus in pinpoint passes and very cavat pably ran when his receivers fair werq covered to account for The Cougars early an four BYU touchdowns as Utah State- club a 6-- coach’' and players of the diffc starting times throut ilia season and noted games that any will be shortened in time in order that the following game may be started on time Players should dip out the schedule for fiiture reference left hi been the late-starti- - rd p Miners 41-- 0 tah’s EL PASO Tex Redskins idled to their biggest victory of the season Saturday night in beating Tex as Western's Miners 41-- 0 It was the fifth Victory of the season for Utah and none of the Redskin’s victims have sewed a touchdown Texas Western took its fourth loss in holding the Utes to two touchdowns in the first UFD-U- vs! pm— llyrum First Paradise 9 pm— llyrum Third Ays ' llyrum Second: 6— THE HERALD JOURNAL hvndatnoVehbkr v (Cacha mst-Loca- l Cwaty) Utah Yards passing Total yards wheel to’ the BYU stands’ Passes Top Aggie ground gainer Punts Edwards who had 172 Fumbles lost yards of which 140 were via Penalties ! Ramblers Dump 'V Kittens 39 - 6 of-ho- 34-ya- By Sam Marier lalM Tnm his own 5 and ran 90 yards to IatefaaUaaal the'Wyoming 5 Star- - But the Lobos bogged down Wyo - 23-ya- rd Wyoming's score came in the last period when reserve quarterback Charles Shelton 'recovered a New Mexico fum-n ble by Doug Hendrick on the Weber State - I I rd ¥ Vls 7-- 0 Shows at Over Arizona Jpteadta 77-ya- rd 50-ya- rd 7-- mid-Octob- er 20-yar- d Patrick Resigns 7th Straight For Arkansas ie - 50-ya- ! re-ra- are CSU Again - 640 W7 2 2 11-0- 10-8- 0 1 24 Dayton 0 Michigan 35 Northwstrh 0 14 Purdue Oliio Republicans Utah Gaining J NESStaW 11-2- 8 6 Cornell 57 Columbia 20 14 Brown 0 41 Colgate' Lehigh 0 Rutgers 9 Boston 0 Denison 27 Carnegie T 7 Army 9 Iowa State 7 Bicknell 31 Temple 26 Clemson 29 Virginia 7 Georgia Tech 21 Duke 8 N SC State 17 S Caro 14 West Va 26 Kentucky 21 Georgia 24 North Caro I Minnesota 21 Indnaria 0 Mass 28 Vermont 7 Bowling Green 21 Miami 0 t? non-scori- nt 161 391 12-2- t 14 143 148 291 Princeton ut Again Beaten fumMe-hampere- one-yar- - Harvard 34 Penn 0 Penn St 17 Maryland 9 Notre Dame 40 Navy 0 Yale 24 Dartmouth 15 Syracuse 21 Pitt 8 Wyoming 17:f6 6 LARAMIE on offense and defense and had to resort to a junior quarterback Stan Quin- - field goal by Jack Abend-schain the final period tana'of Santa Fe NM insured New Mexicoof a share of file Western Athletic Confer ence title leading the Lobos to a 17-- 6 win Saturday over d half but they wilted under the Wyoming OGDEN Utah CUPD Unvisitors’ hard running in the Hie dancing passing runsecond hqjf ning Quintana set a new WAC defeated Western State Col-- 8 " l- Collegiate Scoreboard New Mexico 9 Tailback Bill Dodd carried over from the five on a pitch-o7 pm— Paradise vs Hy- -' around left end A pass rum Tliird A conversion attempt by quar8 pm— llyrum First A vs terback Rick Egloff to Darryl Wellsville First B Alleman failed 0 pm— Wellsville First A n With John Pappas an brought in a New Mexico drew first bioodj and the score read 15-- 0 tensive sensation for the see-'a- l ilyrfffiy Second run a(r Four intercepted passes and ' record for a 17 econd left in the first At Wellsville fn2iwith Ramblers recovered a ond consecutive week Utah! score fumble by the when he intercepted a pass on period break 7:30 pm— Millville vs Hy state University’s half on a sensational freshman :nviT fumble shortly before Redskins all recovery touchdown then half in game’s last the only B rum Third halftime and fullback Gerald added to the rout pass play from Quintana to Ramblers snagged a 29-held cm for a victory over d 8:30 pm—Wellsville wingback Claud Ward in a over Brigham Young Watson scored on a Poll ColA 60 yard pass play gave punchless Weber State nest of Wyoming end zone detwo-poiond vs Hyrum First B a threw plunge Pappas University's greeniings Utah its opening touchdown in lege villa fenders 8:30 pm— conversion then ft Ocie day a Romney Stadium Western State of Gunnison the first quarter Richard Ward clawed loose when nod vs llyrum First B Austin As both teams plodded Colo the 10th ranked team in Groth a senior quarterback flat pass touchQuintana The second half Nibley bye only the UPI small colleg poll at him leveledthea ball through mud and rain Papfrom Idaho Falls Ind threw November 16 once juggled down came for the Ramblers to Ramblers directed scored the 45 a after bad snap from and fell into a pas yard aerial to Roy Jef- In At Hymn paydirt when with seven minutes ferson who center on fourth down gave it ja pair of long aerial touchcaught the ball on A The same duo set up the and threw two-potleft Smith got a one-yar-d roll the 15 and dashed on to the SALT LAKE CITY (UPD — A' the ball on the Weber 22 on a previous play score University ef Utah political wlnJiiu First conversion as the Ramblers over guard making the final goal line when Quintana threw to Ward 14science issued Bjobtained their comfortable poll In second quarter Utah Saturday cm the Wyomin g40 the sewnd quart-went 88 yards in 14 days with showed Republicans appear The speedy back moved to most be closing the gap in Groth hitting John Pease from rum Third B across field to ACADEMY AIR FORCE completely Utah races 31 yards for another’ score major I Altogether Pappas attemp- At Paradise the Lobo where ®P® — blocking eleTim shiftC°f°Murphy In the third quarter after a Major reason for the ’ penalties For the Aggies it first B e?J“rtMn Pfsse nd ment was concentrated and 7:30 pm-Hy- rum to Greenlee Fritz for seemed to passed be toward a swing run by Ron Coleifian 130 was four first downs rushing pleted seven vs Hyrum Third B a touchdown Saturday opened the way for the runner 5 passing and 3 by penalties Gerald Coggins went over GOP candidates by ' voters the afternoon during -8:30 pm Wellsville to break scoreless tie with to the 12 a who claimed to be undecided Scoring opened midway in Net yards gained rushing from the one yard line for the ond vs Nibley minutes to go when polled by the same the opening quarter when totaled 113 for Utah State and Utes Millville bye Air Force a 0 win and Save in The group 92 The Ramfor Smith the came through Steve Kittens Nevember 23 polls were take® by Survey over Arizona with a field goal for blers attemped 14 passes At Hynun a non Murphy faded back from Analysis Associates 7 pm— Hyrum First A va the Utah State firesides Short- completing 7 while BYU also Muzz line and threw 20 NEW YORK (UFO formed organization o profit by VSfHe Mercan-d7 BYU’s but afterward ly completed attempted vice pres Patrick as Hyrum Third A to Greenlee a stu-resigned science 1 junior graduate political sewed a TD for the visi- 22 Net yards gained by pass0 pnL— Paradise vs Wellsend from Seattle Greenlee ident and general manager of dents tors giving the Kittens their ing was 130 for the Aggies ville First A the rest of the way down the New York Rangers and n COLLEGE CTATION The not latest does Tea poll 9 pm—Wellsville First B first and only lead in the Fri- 127 for BYU Rovers hockey teams Friday ®1(ielmes untouched The USU freshmen led in (DPI — The Arkansas Razor-back- s fleet reaction to the visit lasti“e day game vs Hyrum Second to become vice president of touchtwo clicked to week for Utah by President Promptly after the kickoff offense yardage 243 to the downs and field At WensvIUe Garden Madison Squ 52 Johnson a in the showed It goal per 7:30 pUL— Wellsville Sec- tha Ramblera moved quickly Kittens 219 Brigham Young first half in be which will a new housed decent favored Johnson to 44 Saturday night to over the length of the field University fumbled seven ond vs Hyrum Third B $100000000 complex by SepAAM Goldwa-tewinless feat the cent Texas r for per Barry 0:30 pjn (UPD -- tember 1967 Millville vs and trored on the first of times and the Ramblers acSILVER CITY N-with four per cent undeAggies 17-- 0 Three of TD counted for four passes Pappas' A nine-poiEmile Francis fourth assistant Nibley quarter The win the was seventh cided Bob Sebert took the first then their own fumbles were lost by carried College of Southern general manager of the RanHyrum First B bye without the loss for a Moss reSen E Frank straight only minutes later Ed Efcon- - BYU November 31 Razor-- ceived 61 per cent in the U Utah to a 3 fbtball victory gers will replace Patrick as nationally fifth-rankAt Wdlsvllk backs who moved to within S Senate race with challeng- Saturday over winless West- general manager of the hoc7 pnu-Para- dise vs Wellskey clubs three games of thir'first un- er Ernest L Wilkinson listed ern New Mexico University ville First B defeated season since 1909 at 38 per cent and one per 8 pjm—WeDiviOe First A Arkansas’ Fred Marshall di- cent undecided I vs Hyrum Third A rected the Hogs 82 yards in 11 The gubernatorial race 9 pm—Hyrum First A vs plays in the first 10 minutes showed Calvin Hampton with Hyrum Secoud of the game with workhorse 44 per cent to 43 for Mitchell At Hynm Jack Brausell sewing from Melich and 13 per cent unde7:30 pjn—Nibley vs Ily-ruAr Budd Pitcher's — 171 South 3rd East the five cided Third B In the congresional races 8:30 pin—MiUvllle vs HyAt Dale Weeks' — 9th South 2nd West the 1st District figures were: In f! rum First B L J Burton 49 per cent W Wellsville Second bye Landowiers Please Pick Years Up G Bruhn 31 and 20 undecid— (UP9 Aus SYDNEY Jack December 7 CF9 D S Beck kicked a 27- - pjfcHau of PORTLAND ed 2nd End Braden Ore District King Ohio At Paradise 13 seconds left to give Stanford a grue Devlin of Australia 49 per cent T G Judd 31 7:30 pm — Hyrum First A yard field goal wth only 10-upset win over the previously unbeaten Oregon Ducks were fomd into a stynHay and 20 pen Cent undecided vs Wellsville Secnod Pacific Athletic Conference football game Saturday a in 8:30 pm — Paradise vs i payoff for the Australian was tha Duck’s first loss in seven games this season open It phamniiwUhin Sat-Millville land the defeat brake s school untayt wheB Nicklaus came Second Hyrum bye record-tyin- g strirg of 10 Vic- - from behind with a GRAND FORKS N D (UPD At nynua two ears DON’T MISS THE EXCITING lories over -87 on final the round 7 pm — Wellsville First j par University of Noth Da-- The IndlM undir-- r Nicklaus tied Devlin at 287 r kota field goal kicker Collin B vs Hyrum First B 46TH ANNUAL dugs collected their Curst PACfo send the Australian Open Versicb split the uprights 8 pm—Wellsville First A four tri" Idaho vs Nibley Jran into its first jiayoff since Jim three times Saturday to give POCATELLO m to 34 Ferrier and OssiePickworth the Sioux a 9--7 victory over 8 pm-Hy- rum Third A vs State tnivereity used a cnish--j Me' Montana State College 19??t to Hyrum Third B ing ground attack Saturday MttI-A- t wU1 -' Verisch got his first field b?irMI’niverMontana December 14 State — PIULADELTIUA JJ Quarinhip ovtr 18 goal in the opening minutes Hyram sity 14-- in a Big Sky cun- - terback John nuart threw when he booted one from the 7 pm — Hyrum First A ence game three touchdowns Satur--1 line The Sioux had vs Millville The E"ugal ground attack for directed a diversified taken over deed in Montana 8 pm — Paradise vs Hy- - w paced by quarterback dy QIPB WASHINGTON — The State Territory when quarter- rum First B Billy Shan who carried for Notre Dame offense to three 9 pm — Wellsville First B 100 yard la 23 tries The Ben- - other scores as the unbeaten weather will be dry with mildback Foy McClung fumbled "COnd play 0f the Vl Nibley gais rolled to 2U8 yards oo tbe lrish w'n their sixth in I ""ton Election Day At Wellsville groundMihile the Grizzlies Mlt a ever Navy 7:30 pm — Wellsville First chalked up A2fr 4WjJctory before A vs Hyrum Third B 1SU scored tint oa a 70- ! 8:30 pm — Hyrum Second yard drive in' Ihe opening lluarte connected for scor-v-s Wellsville Second quarter with Dud Hare taking ing passes of 75 55 and seven a pitchout and going the final yards with Jack Snow taking Hyrum Third A bye two of them The game mark- 'four yards December 21 i The two teams battled la a ed the 38th renewal of the na- At Ityram 7 pm — Paradise vs Nib- - scoreless second period withtion'i longest continuous inter-a Bengal defense holding Mon- - sectional football rivalry ley 8 pm— Wellsville First B tana for two downs at the one- foot line" and carried a 0 vs Hyrum Third B BOULDER Colo — A quick Swwto zft 9 pm — Hyrum First A niargin on the field at the in-i vs scoring punt return PONKS OVAMUKA SHOW termission Hyrum First B by Larry Shields and a SrMoVf ttoMakor M At Paradise’ Ndvambor 3lh (hrw 14fh touchdown run by Lance JUN10aiHOWJ ' 7:30 pm — llyrum MoordiPtob ®top Galdea Splka CoHsaiim ' ond vs Millville amtiDOMSHow 1 8:30 pm SKHPiUDOOia Hyrum Thirdlhley OGDENf UTAH Big Eight football win over A vs Wellsville Second Salfdoy Nimto nfc At Wellsville Colorado Wellsville First A byiX OMN CLASS FAT STUM Wellsville First 7:39 pm isnns December 21 B vs Wellsville Second aSANB CHAMPION STOfc UniAt Ityraiq Tex AUSTIN The i — Wellsville First Jodylnf aid Solo 7 pm — Hyrum Third A 8:30 pm versity of Texas moved 38 ruMasnniALi A vs Millville 1 vs Millville yards to score early in the Iwhirdoy Nov Wi i Paradise bye ! ’ LR"(Bb) - Wellsville First ' 8 pm second period then scraped APPALOOSA HOMI SAU ' A vs Weliiviik Second 11 Southover out a simp JunaiNe victory January FAT STOCK SHIIMAU 9 pm-Hy- rum ern Methodist in a vicious Second vs At Hyram a OumJmm iiAMAMLaa reamaaor 9A nv A’ — B field of First contest 7 position nimyi Hyrum ItyrumThird pm AUSMINIWIlAla At Paradise vs Nibley X ANOVS SHOW X7:30 pm — Hyrum First 8 pm ni Hyrum Second vs M— day Hwwito W A vs Nibley Hyrum' Third B MUPOdS SHOW The Best Man A NOUS SAU 8:30 pm — Paradise vs I I pm—Wellsville First A SANQUCT ! Hyrum Third B Jovs Hyrum First B PITTSBURGH OHO Nwwrtse Wi : Tmtoi 68 Wellsville First B bye PittsRadinicb 'At Paradise seph MOUFOIBSAU -7:30 Wellsville First burgh was arrested on a pm Jaaaaryd Friday Minifcf 1ML J B vs Millville At Hyram : Republican charge of writing numbers 0(1 AKTR HOIII SHOW — Paradise vs The U S district attorney's 7 pjn — Ityrum Third A 8:30 pm Fild Political Adi’ by "Edward (nr Auditor CommllUa" SotordoyNiioAir 14th Wellsville Second office listed his occupation as J Wnwy Horaky Chalronao OUAITA NORM SAU J Vi Hyrum First B ' "retired numbers writer i Spin Hyrum First A vs Hyrum First A bye iUDIWIf November At Hynun f USU Blank A 8 gavo4he taste of 31-ya- rd i ers including Craig Murray the air Grant Martinsen 83 fullback ' Rudy Curinga was a bright Quarterback Ron Edwards spot in the Aggie picture as performed well during thehe averaged 40 yards per first half but couldn't find his kick in the contest under cool targets later on in the game but dear sides Ufe Redskins November 3 Jfi Wellsville 7:30 pm—Wellsville Second vs Millville 8:30 pm— Wellsville First A vs Wellsville First B llyrum Third B bye At Paradise 7 pm— llyrum First B vs Nibley past things to come In the intial again in the second period Sight Mistakes by the dozen period when Bruce Smith took USU widended its lead to which were capitalized by the Carter pass in the 14-- 6 as Dave Clark wrff the alert Cougars accounted for a end zone for the first score target of Quarterback Ron'two more scores on the Cat Guy Hales’ PAT hit the goal Edwards with a pass board Carter’s second touchdown post play Pella’s kkkwas good The Aggies bounced right The halftime d e a d 1 o c k! pass was a to Steve back with a score of their came with two minutes and then the sense Own just minutes into die maining when Carter dodged! tional passer found Palmer-- in second period Dave Martin-se- n this time for 13 yards and the easily from the one-yar-d capped a long drive with line and then found End Den- - final score an plunge and Chris nis Palmer with the extra Hale booted both the extra' ' Pella added the extra point point pass points The count at half time was Following intermission! 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