Show v Iry est vi-irs- levr v-- vriwIrvorit- - virly Ntr'w re vuw-virvi- v 111 lor'w-l- lo wW f v Nrgt-W—- 0 The SAILLao Tiroune 'Friday November 28 1958 0C ' ' f 0": ' !"T-orf- Thanks Teammates Pro Coaches t See as No 1 Choice - ' : NEW YORK Nov 27 4 4z c 770 '' — ii ' t i I I' - -- ' - ' ' ' t 'I N ' 0 ' It 4 1 ' It f"' Prot run through the first four rounds of t ': AP T r 1 i at Phila delphia next seniors A r -- know what they want and apparently ' the barks they – - 4 de - 01 I t' " '' t 'e ‘ t ' '' I tI t Nt' -— N ' 4t 4 ' '- I '41'4 ' I ' 'i ‘i it All-Ameri- '''' ' ' Av ' 'k ‘ ''' 'I ci than honorable mention In the balloting for the 1958 United Press International I - I1 41 II Lee Grosscup of Utah Don Allard of Boston College and Tom Greene of Holy Cross None rated more ' ' '1' 4 1 ' ''"'t - AII-- 1 America" said one pro official "We don't hold it against him" That means Iowa's Randy -- boyish-lookin- t a first teams 'i also is likely to go quickly when the 12 pro clubs begin skinning the cream off the senior crop on Monday There'll be no bonus pick Gov George D Clyde makes his way to the In the draft this season so thef) side of field between halves and is Aggie order of selecting Monday will be strictly In the reverse order of the standings as they exist Tierra Sunday night The pick first the leaders last: Duncan 4 tiouktomeambiskinalsonnowpownembak46 framed in this picture by drum major Lamar Williams and majorette Miss Clare Mathews I I Continued Chuck Zimmerman of Syracuse and Bobby Newman of Washington State Fairmont Lanes of Columbus League—Sacred-111 2540 and 896 George Hornsby 556 Bob Fritz 226 JACL-Oil 2839 and 1065: Pat pehnzon and 247 Fairmont Chleen Lodge 2192 Five 009 Cecile Roseball 516 Friendly Evelyn Fogg 200 Uptown League—Interstate Motors 3676 and 942 Wendell Nielson 609 and Bob Ellison 228 Hidden Valley Mixed—Martin Mc Phi' 616 and high game 237 women Crowder 505 and 220 for highDorothy game Capitol League—King Louie Shirt 2807 and 998 Dick 'Taylor 674 and 266 NAC Dar tAague—Bleckamiths 9647 and 918i Bob Dust 585 and Dick Grider Knights Heart 1317111L! 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I blade day Montana led 13-- 8 going into the final period THEN QUARTERBACK Jan Chapman of the Pioneers — unable to complete a pass for AUTO REEL Poem° 83 reel After four plays the A glee gave up the bail still six yards away from pay 11- RADIAL -- - threw 25 No time limit Ilicirto 1145 in Walker 6: TV to end C' on yards the end zone to put the San Introducing Diegans aheadThe pass came MIGHTY MILO with just minutes to go In the Worlds Strongest Human linal period Chapman's pass to Bob Keyes added two more points on the conversion 8:45 FRIDAY Montana made ' two long touchdown drives to take a Alaysido 150 Gms Adm $I 13-halftime lead "'Ickes Mint DIU Nada' 7 five-poin- g v v I: Last Woo Shiro got out of Hag cm4 kaTood Atoogor with a stool chair Now IS ltaish la Texas Death ittonoor must romov Match s' mask roam iI &foam Shiro TILL return of the kickoff by Curtis was lost when the Aggies had to punt from their 43 Don Gerboiy recovered Terry Lewton's fumble on the Utah 32 to keep the partisans on tenter hooks Curtis squirmed to the Utah 28 as the third period ended Dick White't8rneared Rolfe Kerr on a pass attepipt for a loss and that was the bfg reason for the Aggifs failing to make a first down on the Utah 26 The Utes forgot they held t lead witiVa only a lot of time remaining and this charitalVe spirit kept the Aggies in the ball game ON FIRST DOWN on the Utah 38 Vierra elected to brighten up the defense game with a jump pass Gary Lund plucked the ball from the Ute quarterback's hand almost as he threw it and the Aggies vrtere in the ball game again on the Utah 37 The Aggies made their final serious bid with this encouragement and picked up a first down on the Utah eightyard line on '''''- - runs of Ducharme and Curtis vretimpretwootivoiviwompoomortweigm 5 AMIGER OPEN FRI & MON w GUARANTEE FOR DEAILS ASK 15-ya- BLACI1OUT Tilt 12-- 7 DENVER Nov 21 (UN) —Barry Sharp center on the Denver University championship hockey team last year died early Thursday from Injuries suffered when he was struck on the head during a practice session at the university's ice arena A puck struck Sharp on the head and he was rushed to the Denver University Clinic where Xrays ere taken He was taken later to bON SCRIESS grabbed St Joseph's Hospital Sharp was married six weeks ago Dobbins' pass on the 24 as to a graduate student of ed Utah deployed all over' the ucation Menke Ann Shaffer field against the long pass and that ended the game v sho wed many A good 7 w w MORE MILES PER DOLLARI ' five-yar- I LOW FIRST COST! ‘ quick kick b3FIleGivney that rolled dead on the Aggie nine started the Utes away to victory in the third period The Ags moved out to the 26 and finally kicked the ball after the Ute line started smearing the offense from the Aggie 18 THE UTES took the punt on the 50 and scored in 14 plays McGivney Bailey and Wilson moved to the three where an offside penalty thwarted the Utes for a moment The Utes reached the line and on third down Wilson found a lot of friends to accompany him to the pay off station in the end "side-saddle- SUPPLY State S stopped at The line but the a touchdown Aggie backfield was In motion he a drawing play "We'll all enjoy our dinner a lot more now" commented Nagel Later Nagel talked of Utah's narrow and thrilling 12-- victory 7 the half when Bailey broke from Page Cl loose and legged his way into And among the passers early in the game But the zone on the end of a Giosscup has been talked up Utes stopped the Aggies on the the end sortie The try for two more than the others for more line points was no good than a year—since he first hit The Aggies mustered a good Wilson dropped the ball on the headlines as a Junior last year As a senior he has been a handoff and Lee Ramage threat on the passing of Dobless spectacular but that per- recovered for the Aggles on bins in the final minute of haps is due to a change in the Utah 3112 That loomed the half as they moved from as the big break In the their 45 to the Utah 18 on Inah's offense this year short passes The Redskins game other conAmong passers gave ground grudgingly to sidered likely to be drafted Leo Ducharme a bull In the stall out the clock while stopearly are Buddy Humphrey of Aggte offensive backfield was ping the home run throw for Baylor Joe Kapp of California rd 116011 ) Redskins Beat Farmers in passers defen- backs and lineman who can be converted to guards are In the most demand Rive None of the other Aggies marks that would Indicate injuries There was also the general feeling that penalties of the five and variety also cut down the Aggies' chances The one that came early in MUCH CONCERN was exthe game when Utah State had pressed for Austin Par tette marched to the fivelard line Utah State quarterback of Utah the quelled a march that-who was knocked unconscious didn't 'culminate in a scoreIn the final quarter and carried off the field on a stretcher TO A FINISH Parlette suffered a concusloss of sion and temporary memory an4 was taken to LDS hospital for observation Dr Reed Clegg Utah team Behind Steel Wire physician reported the the "clearwas Aggie quarterback ing up" and should be released Friday The injury occurred when Parlefte was struck In tele PROF SHIRE head by Larry Wilson's knee Curtis played a good ball game and he was very effective on the end runs If we could have kept our offensive at high gear near the goal line it might have been a different story" three quarters g 24-1- 3 t Comes Through s Generally help" That came from the gent who was 'Utah's only available quarterback after Haun had been lifted following the first play of the game BY Awaited Press Ray Nagel the Utest SAN DIEGO CALIF Nov coach walked in and congratulated the team for its 27 — The Ul'ilvi‘rsity of San effort against the Aggles in Diego Tallied wilkh 16 points the final Thanksgiving Day In the final quarter and de game the two teams will ever feated Montana Thurs result San DiegoNips Montana 4 guy "WE d i ! quarterbacks "Of course we'll select a we want even If he is an '" ' are want most Grosscup :t :' fr Monday The Pros 44 t--- i 4 41 'Y -44 - 4 their annual draft of college ' eit - s football ' a :: N fte PLAYED what can best Ile described as a scrambling type DI game We were most impressive in our drive In the second half And we had only t one quarterback Wierral available for action I have alwayi been reluctant to play a boy who isn't at 100 attention Utah's tired but happy ath- per cent physical condition so letes turned their attention I didn't send Fete liaun back toward the Vierra who was Across the sawdust-coverehappy enough to be on the stadium the 'Aggies dressed tears of verge and quickly departed by bus Is a "Pete'Haun great quarterback" Vierra started "and for Logan It broke my heart to see ihim "We were In that ball have to sit on the bench 'dur- game until the final play" ing the game stated Coach Ev Fatima want to thault every Utt most was "What one of you guys for putting when we hurt didn't capitalize on your confidence In me for the fumbles we recovered from this Rama It certainly did Utah I t h au h t Overton g ' By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer Ken Vierra a dark-haireintense young man stood amid the scattered football gear in Utah's dressing room and softly but effectively called for 444- won't mean a thing when the ' ' !Tierra Praises Pete Haim - 11-' ' Ai l ' (UPI) cred en tl ai —All-Americ- a t' ' Wilson's knee Is swollen up and he was limping after the game The Utah halfback is worried that he won't be able to make the Hawaii trip as a e PHONI IN 23 :42000110kAltbkitAANAlt110001441311tItADIAMPAIMMIALAIditklhz A Order by Mail Add 2 Sales Tax plus or :Postage and 1 LOT—EAST STORE 0 OPEN MONDAY FREE PARKING FRIDAY TILL 9 PM ' ETIZITOP op D 000 ' 34 VipSo et: TEMPLE4 '-(- SALT LAKE CITY UTAH - i A&" AtkAkJ litM A &Al Ak"411bA0" Ao4 "Aka& doll A40"asAAek4k 41" A ANAAs 401 MkA"04 Aok Alkolorom "ALA 10114 414 41LOARLAL4Rp0" AthAu—A- - "4t MLA |