| Show ty ' ' Redskins Cougars ScoreDou Me Triumph n CATS FALL 47-- 0 CO-CHAMPS UNDER VICTIM OF UTAH DRIVE passing Attaclc Two Bits of Action as Utah Brigham Young University Triumph Quells M S C in Whirlwind McBelH Leads Inspired B Y U Eleven to De- Second Half Campaign Larson Leads UPSET 19-- 3 cisive Gridiron Victory Parade Lead Bears II Redskins Alternately Impressife Dull in First R M C Victory at Half Soph Halfback Scores On Sparkling Run in Third Quarter Spree By JIMMY HODGSON By BOB GOODELL Throwing passes helter-skeltPROVO— The flying feet of Paul II over the stadium the University McBeth slim and shifty sophomore Of Utah opened its drive for the halfback led B Y U to a convir- - y 3935 Rocky Mpuntaln Conference cing-19-- 3 triumph ovfer Greeley fOQtbaUxkampionship Saturday by flfttrnoon’Three trampling over the Montana State thousand football fans cheered the college Bobcats 47 to 0 in a lopsided but highly entertaining exhirejuvenated Cougars on their way bition of grid basketball to a clear-cupset over the Rocky For two quarters the Bozeman Mountain conference champion of 1934 Cats made a real football game of -- The vofafner lii’ which'' the “T!' It but they weakened rapidly in an for behind Imprescame from 'iilial'l id minutes they were completely at sive victory left no doubt as to the mercy of the vidtory-hungr- y their superiority The Young team Redskins The Utes pushed over 22 which lost a 0 verdict to Montana State two weeks ago was a points in the final quarter with three touchdowns anff a safety greatly Improved aggregation!-Saturda- y obAlmost forgetting the traditional and while the Cougars Utah power attack the Crimson viously lack a consistent punter and machine resorted to sweeping end made their share of tactical misruns weak-sid- e takes in the first half they came plays 'delayed bucks and countless forward and lateral through brilliantly in the last two passes to put over their first victory periods The favored Bears were of the season and start off the conoutplayed even in the first half ference campaign with a display of when Joe Beliuzzo came through fireworks that promises not only with a pretty placement trouble for league foes but more kick for a field goal which gave interesting football than ever before Greeley a 0 lead at half time for the local fans Only poor punting had given the Bears the opportunity they capit’te Defense Functions talized on so effectively in the secIt was a colorful exhibition from ond period tart to finish with the Utes lateral First Score Sensational passing on every play possible and Montana following suit after the Immediately on the resumption of first quarter Besides 35 forward play the Cougars started their vicpasses and a numberless array of tory drive Greeley State tried an lateral heaves there were many of the onslde kick at long runs brilliant punt returns half but Gillespie snared the ball sensational fumbles and everything in midfield for BY U and on the that goes to make a football game second play thereafter the brilliant appealing to the fans It was a real McBeth took a short pass from how from start to finish and sprinted 40 yards to a tyons line The Utah put on a great touchdown for the most sensational exhibition of defensive play holdrun of the game ing Montana’s ball carriers to A With McBeth Warner and String-hameager 25 yards during the day all accounting for big gains the Utah rolled up a healthy 427 yards scored another touchdown Cougars from scrimmage which would inin a hurry and had the ball just' dicate that there was nothing wrong two yards from the goal line again with the Utah offense ' when the quarter ended This huge yardage figure is a litIt was the work of only a moment tle misleading however for at times for Stringham to buck the ball the interference work was very across for the final counter in the poor and the plays were stopped fourth period and although Greeley short of even larger gains On threw pass after pass in the reother occasions the Redskin blockmaining minutes of play they never ers really went to town and some provided a single serious threat The insparkling runs resulted Players Badly Injured terference work however showed B Y U suffered one damaging considerable improvement over the loss during the fray Charley Oaks Oregon game The most apparent weakness for right end who played excellent ball the Utes was in tackling Coach throughout was tackled hard when he snared a pass from Lyons' late Ike Armstrong promises to have in the third quarter and was carthat corrected very shortly v ried from the field Examinational First Chance Spoiled ter the game showed lie had disUtah started the game with a located two bones in his leg and had run by Swede Larson around pulled a leg tendon The injury will left end with perfect interference keep hint inactive for at least two line But after reaching the weeks Leonard Campbell Greeley the Utes started passing and spoiled end also was seriously Injured in their chance to score the last quarter of the contest forced was to Montana kick and && Kaw-!-- ' The work of the B Y U line was Larson again reeled off 25 yards CSS the most surprising feature perhaps and Lunnen followed with 12 On a of the game The Cougar forwards r pm v'--' delayed buck A forward pass from the Bear linemen outcharged Larson to Hoggan put the ball on throughout the contest and gave line and Lunnen had the their talented backs plenty of help little trouble getting over for the —something that Hardin andJBeUuz-z- o first touchdown through the center the Greeley star ball toters never of the line received A return of the kickoff Gerald Giileapie was a standout on penby Pete Vavich and a the forward wall and big Sheril alty for hurdling gave the Bobcats Blackham at center was powerful their only real scoring threat a Francis Corbin of the Bobcats is coming over in an attempt to State game shows how featuring the Cougars’ 19-- 3 triumph over Greeley State at on defense Upper photo grom the He had a few poor overhaul the runner but with Bielenberg brushed aside Larson Qliver managed to pull in a for- important good blocking is to successful gridiron attacks Delmar Provo McBeth had just gathered in a pass from Walter Lyons to his backs on the debit passes ward pass on a wild scramble to Larson the Utah ball carrier is off on a ground-gainin- g some more behind Lunnen was fer the when is shown rushing side of the kept going picture sprint snapped Jack Stringham yards but otherwise was before he was downed forward to form interference for the ball carrier while Tom excellent ledger carry the ball to Utah’s a path cleared by Sterling Jensen and Ger- around end The ends Oaks and line but Larson halted the Bobcat aid Lunnen trodding uniof Lower picture shows Pahl McBeth Nick Bielenberg was all set to haul the Ute down Brigham Young Murphy (No 60) and John Starr of Greeley State are just on the Wayne Soffe functioned splendidly spree by Intercepting a forward pass until Jensen doubled him up with the pictured bit of blocking touchdown run verge of being outdistanced by the Cougar versity in the midst of his spectacular Meldon Warner was the game’s big aver the goal line for a touchback gest ground gainer with 64 yards Led by Milt Mecham former Box from scrimmage to McBeth’s 6L Elder high star the Utes made a Jack Stringham too hammered the drive down the gridiron in the secline well and 'contributed some suond period but just as they were perb blocking and defensive' play about to score Dick Purdum interLyons tossed some effective passes line and cepted a pass on his and was an effective blocker galloped 42 yards for what nearly McBeth Coturistent Threat turned out to be a Bobcat score —ii Captain Fred McKenzie finally McBeth not only was a major season Utah close will their CUDDY JACK cyclists racing Sunday morning By brdught him to the turf from threat in his p a event or shine when will rain be run at NEW YORK Oct 12 (UP)— Marshall Find’s fleet bay colt sprint Liberty Score Heavily In Last Half ' KANSAS CITY Mo Oct 12 UP) OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 12 UP)— scrimmage but his punt returns 8 The is time o'clock to Utah resorted starting many forward Tintagel today bulleted from 'the post fought off challengers glori- —John McKee a high school full- park Aspirants for Paul Runyan’s pro- were sensational in the extreme Favorec for final honors aref passes but failed to reach the Bob- ously and blazed down the Brown Widener stretch in record time back died in a He had trouble with his own punts of fessional golf association crown hospital today cat goal line again in the quarter and Win Scott two times but that was a minor detail at Frank Lindsey Belmont of forty-sixt- h the $90400 win to the futurity running made practice swings today on the in view of his injuries received in a game in which of the state's UuQ had nunw338 yards from g spectacular outstanding cyclists Twin Hills course in prepahe played the winning role 148 scrimmage and 56 yards on passes world’s richest race for McBeth who roiling weighs only who have returned from competifor a 294 total in the first half and Masterfully ridden by Silvio Couc-- ' the Jackie McKee’s death for of ration the the first the tournament’s pounds injured openreplaced The pair repretion In Denver had scored only twice There had oi little Bronx Italian Tintagel mont track record of 1:16 5 for the ing Thursday— and how Gene Sara- Woodward in the Cougars’ starting season here was caused by a broken d proved himself' the greatest of the course been a lot of wasted effort in the Salt Lake Cycle club zen was smiling senting lineup and his fine performance a horse of concussion that the and current neck brain world's by Tintagel straightaway Victory apparently and not enough Individual yardage he has turned in a spark- certainly has earned him a regular in both races in which they Already placed was the at Total Yards bargain price Neither officials or players realized purchased juvenile runners by 68 two under par in his first berth from now on (Continued on Following Paso) V I) I Backs Gained Average ling were entered 17 other starters of $510(r'in the yearling sales at and Mi Beth l 3 5 full practice round to establish Was seriously ’injured Although Roy Hardin Greeley the youth e while mors than 30000 fans in the Saratoga brought $67620 to his are entered in the Htrtngham Twenty-thre4 47 as the man to beat himself Of the game State’s out when was taken be quarterback Warner 64 4 0 Utah-Montan- a will compete under McKinney huge Belmont park stands roared owner Marshall Field and another in the fourth quarter O A good rain this week “brought actually lost more ground than he 3 suffering final event and their acclaim across the infield It triumph to the west 4 ii HlmnwM 4 4 on Following Pago) (Continued He walked racing regulations of the Amateur Lyons O OO out” the bermuria 'of the fairways A 7 to 1 second choice In the from an ankle injury was the largest crowd of the metroand put the carpets of the greens Greeley Nlate backs to his team’s bench Bicycle League of America Medals Hardin off the 4 4 0 politan racing season betting Tintagel showed his heels where hefleld remained until the 10 Belitiiso 2 O in better Shape for mowing will be given winners through the Drew In bis third consecutive victory to the more highly favored and was over When he complainedgame 20 Sarazen was 12 of arriving Hordes 23 more discussed Rain and 50 a week ahead ofsurprised widely down the straight Widener chute time to find so Cycle Trades of America neck he the a after game injury 7 2 to choices Coldstream at top STATISTICS CTAHWNTANA STATS Tintagel covered the the two addition to In favorites on candidates hand many was taken to the hospital already GAME He remarked quite a number “seem furlongs in one minute 17 5 sec- each in the final wagering Clyde Lloyd a veteran of the racing I' At 16 was out Carolina North John taken of the Wins 9 No when Holding post position 20 onds to beat out Hal Price Head-ley’- s 427 Yardage scrimmage (net) after he tossed a days at Saltair and Lagoon will BALTIMORE Oct 12 UP)— Over- to need a title" game 64 72 Yardage passes Hollyrood by a length Walter Starter George Cassidy sent the 18 forwardshortly which enabled South- be closely watched The veteran Other early arrivals Included 8B Total yardage (net) 499 pass out of their stalls at M Jefford's Jean Bart was a nose First downs scrimmage fttfittstifft of the Brigham Young tthiver 'shows no signs of letting up after powering the Terrapins with a Dave Tfufelli Wichita Kan Pat school to west defeat Manual 4 downs First high passes ilyGrrrley Ntate game: behind Hollyrood and the Wheat-le- y the far end of the straightaway d a score of years in competition o the Wilcox Norfolk Neb John attack downs smashing 26 Total first BYU OmW 6 to 7 ’ Forward passes attempted 17 stable's Snark was a head far- Couccibroke Tintagel seventh This Yard gained Mrfmmace 81 263 Starters in Sunday’s race and University of North Carolina easily Aliquippa Pa Sid Harman Yard 6 Forward passes completed 4 ft 46 excellent was start such a in paanea gained an back in 1 fourth ther Dale Pinck- defeated the University of Maryland Salt Lake City Dick Shoemaker Yard tost penalttea their numbers are: position ft Opponents passes Intercepted 90 d Win Iowa Staters field for son the 30 5 1:17 Holm-bertime of '3 establatge g gridders 33 to 0 here 4 kiwnn acrlmmaga 2 Joe Fisher Tintagel’s Pdnplties (yards! before Chet Titusville Billie and Pa Flrt Jeliffe ney today 7 I Number of punts 1 First downs paanea Under lished a new record for the futurity of Sir Gallahad 4 Frank AMES Iowa Oct 12 GYt-- The 44 Lindsey 5 Win some 15000 spectators A) distance of punt Hollywood Cal The field is expected Total nrd gained 126 311 H the bay c°hiowa State football team tied once Scott 6 Frank Number of kickoffs since it has been run over the six- - Coucci’s urging 5 0 7 Total first donna 122 to Oscar total Laughlan 54 Av distance of kickoffs 33 4 Average distant of punt It bet- - brought Marshall Fields straw andjgyjd beaten once this yer came Booth 8 Jack Steorts 9 Frank mon Robinson 17 Harry Woolley furlong course lOH One of the possible eventualities Total Return of kirks (yards! distant punt return 60 Iftt 4 of colors the lead almost back to defeat fumbles into Number tered the previous mark of 1:17 5 cerise 33 40 distance kickoff Upper Iowa univer- - Elg 10 Jack Mechum 11 Keith 18 George Weldon 19 Kelly Gub-le- r hoped for by the gqHery is that Average 1 fumbles recovered Opponents’ 10 Forward passe attempted immediately established last year- by J E 3 20 Max Hendricks 21 Don Sarazen will run into a stiff battle Forward laity today 23 to 0 in a game marked Hansen 12 Ralph Sandburg 13 Rail lost ’on downs 4 4 passe completed half-way NLumbe-iouclidowa Sun Chance the However it Is post Tintagel by fumbles penalties and rugged Eugene Manwaring' 1 14 pase Intercepted Clyde Moore 22 Orde Pinckney 23 Evan with suave Walter Hagen five times Forward 0 Number of goal points Number of fnmMet 7 r Number1 el considerably slower than the Bel- 16 HarA Wilstead of G tplay theP (Continued on P6-4- B Grey king rLtoydrrDean Opponents’ iamb lea rtcortrod safeties’ er State-Saturd- ay ut 7-- ' nt of the krill 3-- in )el ten L L ses the ed-t- ed S 10 ant n- evl ter m ir” of the' nie - ' in i al res -- A tery by iro- Mc- - r am- - Ien into last day wit- - ack rd ivjr ess c ctor 'ork' on tore R ot r Utah-Montan- well-earn- lea- - ale ihed lore low- - ain ar- - ed rd Young Gridster (Cyclists End Season With Tintagel 7 to 1 Finishes Park Sprint Event First in $90000 Futurity Dies of Injury Liberty At Kansas City " Gene Sarazen Bests Par on Title Course V ball-luggi- 10-la- iotel mbs long r of 9 Of the s at apel l A been so- - urch seret :ises i Irf- - 1 Warner Leads B Y U Backs 3-- ball-totin- mid-fiel- ' 1 State Figures Figures Show Cougar’s Edge 2-- M first-perio- Cape-bianc- fleet-foote- and-a-ha- lf Wide-otner1- ir !? 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