Show - ' - 'w ' T ''' " '''-- ' - - -- - - - - 7 - - - 07 y r d - ' --!- - - -- -- - ' - '''''-- t' Iis '' Ilk 1 - The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday October 12 1958 - - a - yomiñ 'Pokes Snare Upset in OSC Clash r le '' ' '''''''''''''---- -- — '''''''''''''' I '' i '' ''' i v''' r ' s 00 t92: Ore State 10 99 Pushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted bs Punts — --- t : ' '':' '' ' - ' '''':' ' ' : - ' ' ' - - t ' f ' ' i ip I - ' : ' - — t ' ) ' Lk 85 '' '1' 1 t ' i I : 't - Ili S P r : 1 t r"- 10-- ''' it '"- : iii 4- ' -- -- The league leading Sugar rouse Steelers continued to set the pace in the Salt Lake Junior Football Conference's junior division Saturday by 14-stopping Bradley-Badge- r at Westminster College And the Bantam class pace- setters Dan's Utes edged de- fending champion Prudential Federal of Sugar House on the same gridiron ' - SECOND place in the junior 19-1- - -- t ' II - I --- - V"tortTor 1 1 i 1 pq tk ' 7t — i 1 i ---- i :: - 1 1 t ci :'1111t-I 9 :—: ft'a - $) -- '1 4 L 4 '0 -- !i ' -- I I v c ' 9 i'''0 ! 165 'i 1 -- 8-- 0 quarter r e - IISEF CoKiwanis tory over' the Gibbons-Ree- Drive ii al 01 It I ' r4 a ' I '' - ": - --- 2 S lad 129 39 2 :"'' RE 1' ' -- '3 - ''' 0 --- 'i ? 4e$ ! - BOOTIOR 3 40 1 l'i 34 ?- i i treated ore cushion ret:pote Rade of CREX high densii polyethylene ' --‘41 7 12'1 "OW i I I riel4 (it I 11 f ' ' s " ''' I'' 43 i ' ' Shoe Store 4 Ph zippiii ‘v- ' - N ''''' ' -- - off guard In the second Period - EASILY WORTH (:- ' ' ! 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Ada Oct - 7- - '' - - 1 k:::: Sophomore left half Dick Nichol! starting because of Injuries to Luther Carr and George Fleming scored first for 'Washington on a smash D Mates perpetually 4KII k TW41 Ito I0 4 "14 I ( -- 42"c84 II - ' - - - lit - PCZ3::D "CELACLOUD" i?::::i'l k:::'::: HIRICEASSTICIS!IS) PnillthblYint: rre -et i ' a 4 4 OVERSIZE- ''' ''''''''' Winter Warmth! --- ) ' i - 77) - - ‘ !tit: 1'4''''':::t: - : pockets ' ? )1 m '' - itl Rty : '' sna HU 126 " i ' ''''- GIANT ' -- ' s------- touch- - s 0 z0- — Mattress Air g- §' - Nicolet passed to Chris Bur- '''' 1 ford for two points after the :'1 third touchdown ' Sweat proof leather insole 1 Sizes 10 to 2 ' Sizes 2Y2 to 6 1 I miesmomoma '' -s t' - ''"" TWO t 4 i 95 1 ---r ' - ' - again Skip Face booted the first ilill two Stanford conversions and C0 ' Boys' '' 7 1 4 ' ::: season runs of five and 20 ----- 1 ''''''' ' r:: : '' field the d'4-r-P- e G'''''S ee ' '"- - r host EIEV iA° 11 ''' ' '' 4 : ' '''')56 4 ' 0-' 443 ' ' '' ' - te ' 1:0-- 0 Tx ''' k game ' FORT woRTH 11 (2)—The passing of Hun-ter Enis andDon George and Marvin Lasater's running carried Texas Christian to an easy triumph over little south- - i' f ' - v 2 1 i- ' - Ur v'''- t - ' ! 11 16-- - t - - Today is the day for our big fWhamo11 hula hoop contest - it's today - Sunday October 12 1958 It will be held in our parking lot in Sugar House from 2 pm until 4 pm Texas Christian Tips Tech 26-- 1 0 FORTISAN ''' NYL014 Winter COVER Warmth! ' - - '''''- - d d -- 'IN 3186119M:incl : '- 440 0 011 s i ! 4 t:: ' to his own SS by attempting to of Wyoming Cowboy tacklers period hurdle :1' - ! d main- Mustangs while the Avenue Peewees shut out the Holladay 20-and Crystal Pewees to Heights Timps did likewise Christensen Diamonds 40-- ' ShiLL701:y : tat ' i --- :: - -- Millen scored on his run but Washington went ahead on quarterback Bob Ilivrun for a touchner's two-yardown capping a drive McMillen gained 185 yards in 26 carries handled the Stanford punting and intercepted OREGON SCORED the first Houston a pass that killed off the Hs-Ide- s' time it got the ball The Ducks 'Oct 11 last scoring threat took the opening kickoff ran HOUSTON TEX reserve two plays into the line and (P) —Pat Studstill NICOLET now in his senior needed only two more yards sophomore quarterback from year has shown great promise for a first down La returned an as a passer when a freshman Southern California braced Shreveport 76 yards for but hi? method of signal callfor the expected line plunge intercepted pass One and touchdown caught a ing had been adjudged too unbut it never came Halfback Sat- certain to rate him as a' top for another Willie West dashed around pass as the end a He got key block urday night University flight quarterback right put he showed he had the from quarterback Dave Grosz of Houston used speed and stuff Saturday as he also and went 66 yards to a touch power to crush Wichita 44-in a Missouri Valley Confer flipped to Burford for the two down point conversion The winners added a short ence tained Its second place among the Bantams on an 18-- vic-- i u I ond I 26-1- 2 SPORT - - - N ' 60-yar- d 6 Natitiess ''' : Aid 1 Z down by taking a pass on a k'" i play and carrying to the Washington one From 1 there quarterback Bob Nicolet '1 pitched a short pass to John I Bond for the touchdown A crowd of 25000 under sunny skies saw Washington take a 12-- halftime lead after two I' ?:: fumbles both at the Washing ton six ruined a pair of long i: 'i::" Stanford drives The Indians came back in the second half capitalizing on a pass interception and a Wash ington tumble to score twice 0 west conference brother Texas Tech Saturday night N rvlt le" : 4 I 41 0 1 i II a ( 1 : A -- who 14-1- Like 14 Dadis tlir ' - ---- r f - --- '15-yar- d —Oregon's rugged smothered Southern nia 25-- Saturday night and period Oregon took over the lead in One came on a the Pacific Coast Conference Southern California got into march with Grosz plunging Oregon territory only three the final two yards The other times and never pierced deeper was produced by Oregon re march with than the Oregon 24 Oregon serves a took over on the deepest drive a pass from quarteras a hard tackle jarred the back Sandy Fraser to halfball loose from halfback Rex back Len Read providing the score f Johnston division resolved into a tie as Rose Park nipped the District 4 Muffles and Fred A Carleson's Timps beat the Westside DAV's 14-Rose Fark and the Timps ' stayed In the tie as Bradley-Badge- r bowed out The Avenues Carpets walloped the Holladay Pans Just ' ' : Vi—' al '‘ii ' : ia - r1 0' f -- — tst : t ” i ti 111 1 71 1C P tr' ‘-- : T I po ! : 71 DitJ :l E -- " '' V-- : ' Wash 249 liE SET UP the third goal by John Clarke in 11 second quarter defense They ran up two more Califon touchdowns in the fourth two-wa- y I1 Built ' a t 0 taT:rf fxF By Associated Press PORTLAND ORE Oct By Associated Press MOSCOW IDAHO Oct 11 —The Washington State Cougars lost star quarterback Bob Newman with a knee injury in the first four minutes Saturday but scrambled for a fourth victory over Idaho quarter Halfback Laroy Rath returned an intercepted Gary Farnworth pass 43 yards to the Idaho six late in the third i '' ' I Vandals Lose Webfoots Snare 1st Duck Defense Balks USC 0 Game To Cougars Oregop Triumphs 25 to 0 ' 1 - t II ' John iforri llo (12) of Oregon State College Beavers returns a Wyoming kickoff in sec 26-- DA EAST 6TH SOUTH Yards- 1 7L47 L 411 I 7 9 - 1 —Associated Press Wirephots 1 - - 1: 7 41 - 1111at ''' ' scored on 1 ' 0 fil tili ll i 'f:'''' i I ' - - A r7 7( Tim i ' Atoop Leaders Win Tilts In junior Grid Chase ' ''''' - DON ELLLNGSEN then made a diving catch of Dave Wilson's pass on the first play of the fourth period for the WYOMING touted as a top- day's only score Newman came up with a flight contender for the Sky line Conference crown showed wrenched knee as he was hit the crowd of 12584 in the first after getting the ball away on few minutes that it was in a punt ' command by stopping OSC's He was helped' off the field offense cold in the first pe- and watched the rest of the riod game from the bench Idaho made a gallant try at Although unable to score in that quarter the Cowboys a tie late in the game with droveto the visitors' six as the Hall's running and the passing of Joe Espinoza carrying to quarter ran out '' Wyoming coach Bob De- the WSC 19 But Espinoza vaney used nearly three teams fumbled the pass from center as he swept the bench in the on fourth down and WSC ran out the clock late stages 1 11 - )1 ' t'-- i first triumph of the 8-- After that failed the West Coast team crumpled The Oregonians wilted fur 'ther when halfback Paul Lowe's attempted pass was stolen by Walden who ran 50 yards for Wyoming's third touchdown midwaY of the third period Wyoming's fourth touchdown came in the final guar ter on fullback Mark Smolinski's scoring romp over right guard on a draw play ' Smolinski found a wide hole at the line and neatly dodged through three secondary de fenders on his way to the score I '' ' ' '' Coming out from the intermission OSC put together Its longest march to Wyo ming's nine : ' r '''' THE TEAMS played a scoreless first quarter but Wyoming started moving in the second on a drive capped by halfback Gary Jozwiak's 15- yard touchdown scamper OSC came back with its only penetration of Wyoming territory in the first half to the 37 — but that fizzled when Leon Criner's fumble was recovered by Wyoming guard Frank Miknis That paved the way for a 40- yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Walden to Wyoming end Neil Curtis !4 4 ' ' - 21 Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Iv Punta Fumbles lost Yards penalized sa r1411" 4' Stanford First downs 4 --- t-- r--- 1 L ' a-- in0dt d punor STATISTICS LI t 7 9 2 40 i r ''' ' ' was moved into the starting spot only this week by coach Jack Curtice in seeking his I Li 11 ' '' touchdowns as the Indians upSatunset Washington 22-1day In a Pacific Coast Conference game—their first victory of the season The 1 ' -- ' 1 ‘ 411' ' - --- : - ' - ' 1-- only one scoring threat — a 'third period drive to Wyofning's nine where the Cowboys held for downs It " k 2 - - -- ' ' l:) - t - ' L ' "' -io 4 1 k power-hacke- 0 r7:11 n r rl r71 reI i halfback Rick McMillen staged a running show icoring two Stanford's- r 9 li 1 et't (1L4r)rit I i LI i !:' r ' ' - ' 'tt- i ! Oct ""' - ' 1° ' s - ' Z itiiiii LfkJ 11 I r 4 I4 1: Upset By Aseedated Press STANFORD - CALIF s ' :' ' i 1 7 - ' 4 irfrrdbsiepRelno:Itized : ' ' - 12 193 107 1 :l ' Wye 17 t: A STATISTICS rirst downs 22-1- 2 7:1- i : fr 41J r:(3 " fr TA G 1 k -- - - ' g -- k t Indians Top in i 0 Le - "' - - Pr 1 '''- !"--'- r Lr7 LI 1 I I I !: ' '- LARAMIE Wyo Oct 11— Wyoming's Cowboys getting flawless performance from a host of sophomores bolted for two secbnd quarter touch clowns that deflated Oregon State's favored Beavers and cleared the way for a 28-- Wy ming upset Saturday Oregon State apparently flat after a 14-- triumph last Week over UCLA 'generated ve ' 0tifoi:a-s:4ie-vitbileio '''' -' By Associated Press 1 — ' Ci N ! 6 ‘a0"c-- 11ot 0Aa Ok' 1 44-- Silk W '''-- 41 41 - a 1" ' - '' '' '' ''' ' ' |