Show i ? ' Vf J lie f Provoans Bow 14--0 After Hard Fight Punt Snow’s Lon" Run Bring Touchdowns Foozled UTAH-SUNDA- OCTOBER 3 MORNING Y 1937- - Bobcats’ Forward Wall Outplays ‘Y’ Paul Snow Starts PWS? By JIMMY HODGSON i Utah unlversltl the Becky Utoiiain conference football thrimeT 'which It has not held since 1933 took a major step In that direction Saturday at the “U” stadium by turning back the finest and scrappiest eleven "that has ever represented the Brigham Young university The final score was 14 to 0 which Indicates a close battle but does not tell the full dramatic story of the “Y’s" valiant but vain attempt to break a jinx that the Indians have maintained in this feud traditional gridiron A very important break li the second quarter and a perfectly executed end run by Paul Snow behind a horde of crimson-jerseye- d blockers decided one of the hardest-foug- ht seeklng-tirregRiT- “ Final Period Drive Saves Champions ait fate SALT LAKE CITY 44-Yar- Gallop to Touchdown Against Brigham Young d Loganites’ Line 'rrnri I'? By MARLOW E BRANAGAN the blazing that Is U)e Rockj’ Mountain conference fbotball picture Montana State’s ilobcats wrote their names in capital letters Saturday Holdlngjtbe champion Utah Aggies to a 6 to 6 tie here virtually obliterated any 1937 championship hopes of the titleholders and gave the untouted Montanans some unLOGMAN — Across accustomed glory The Bobcats without a trace of a letdown from the effects of a 19 to 7 setback at the hands of the University of Utah last week at Bozeman came back here Saturday and battled furiously their favored opponents The Bobcats were keenly alert at every stage of the game except one occasion in the fourth quarter when a quick kick by Bernard (Scooter) Magnusson put them in the one bad spot they found themselves in during the entire after- ar exhibitions that has ever been produced by rivals and put on a picturesque football show for some 11500 spectators under a per feet fall setting Snow’s Punt Paves Way The Redskins playing football got the big break of the game at the' start of the second period Paul Snow laid down a kick which stopped on the two-yaline and was downed there by Paul McDonough Utah end Charlie Roberts In attempting to kick out of the danger zone got too close to Meldon Warner B Y U halfback who was blocking Roberts’ foot caught Warner squarely In the aeat of the pants and the ball hit the kicker’s leg and bounced crazily along the end sone where Bruce Balkin fell on it f or a touch- i noon Capitalize on Kick C The Aggies capitalizing on that one boot by Magnusson a punt which' sent the Bobcats from a spot deep In Aggie territory well night to their own goal line recovered a Bobcat fumble two plays later and marched 25 yards to their game-tyin- g touchdown rd J 6-- 6 The Bobcats scored in the second quarter when they marched straight down the field from the Aggies’ stripe finally to hurtle Dick Little a burly across the goal line Whatever honors can be gained in a tie game must go to the Bobcats The Aggies needing a victory to start off the campaign on the v rd A s Here is ing the — i er s run in the last quarter which saw Paul Snow go 44 yards for the counter He is shown heading around left end with Norm Page and Milt Mecham the start v interference and Chad Beckstead and Eddie Allen try ing vainly to cut him down 1 of the touchdown form- I -- down Utah’s earned touchdown was made In the final period on a sensational gallop around left Paul end by the smooth-runnin- g Snow Snow was led on his gallop by a vyhole horde of mates who cleared hts path like the famed Utah lines of old used rd to escort their backs YU Saturday Grid Snow Gillespie Lloyd Faust Results ‘Jitters’ Stringham Draw Salutes Over Nation Against Utah Five Stars Sparkle Brightest in First Loses B Aggie-Bobc- at Can Yon Pick play by play on page 12-B right foot failed to achieve their The Bobcats needing nothing but an interesting battle to uphold their prestige during their last jsea- son in the R M C setup turned In more than that Statistics on the ball game offer proof that the Bobcats made a gallant fight They chalked up a total of 15 first downs to the 11 made by the defending champs Fourteen of the Montana State first downs came by the limple method of banging the opposing line until something gave On only one occasion did the Cats register a first down from the air Aggies their line being consistently outcharged by the forward wall from Bozeman notched up nine of their 11 first downs from scrimmage and made two via the aerial route Football Winners? goal Here is a list of the big football clashes over the nation and in the Rocky Mountain conference for next week Can you select the winners? If you can youstand a chance to win $50 in the new football contest which Salt Lake Tribune-Telegraopens this week Seven weekly cash prizes in addition to football tickets to the leading games will be awarded the winners All you have to do it prognosticate most accurately these games Full details will appear on The Tribune sports pages Monday Here is the list: Utah vs Idaho Utah Aggies vs Colorado foe Football scores of college games Only one By BOB GOODELL Game of Season in Ute Stadium remained In Snow’s path as he played over the nation Saturday B Y U has lost its "jitters” for d mark That follow Scores of other major games reached the The members of the Utah This is a salute to Paul Snow Gerald Gillespie Vaughkn Lloyd 1937 games was the powerful “Y” fullback B Y U football machine dem on page 1: are made jack Stringham Strlngham Jack Stringham and Augustus Faust! onstrated that fact Saturday-b- y the a desperate "do or die’’ lunge at WEST run and a timely coolness with which they battled Snow because his kicking one Paul Ute also the Snow but the flying tackle was the greatest individual contribution toward Utah’s 14-- 0 the Redskins for the full 60 min Montana U 13 Texas Tech 6 left his feet and the charge earried utes The “Y” was beaten but there Arizona 20 Arizona State 6 him over the pay line for the score victory over Brigham Young university in the Ute stadium Saturday was no panibi involved In the dewhich settled what might otherGerald Gillespie and Vaughan San Francisco 21 Daniel Baker 0 in the past they feat Sometimes ball much a been have disputed wise Lloyd because as Cougar guards less courageous hearts But not have blown Arizona 18 Temple Teachers 0 but not Satwere ringleaders in a gallant these 1937 Cougars! They game 0 Pacific they fought Teachers urday two of Bellingham a was battle The clash set of forwards who in many ways The CouLutheran 13 overshadowed the touted Utah line back with all the fury left in their 7116 first howl from the Cougar strong defensive lines B Y U vs California Aggies but they Jack Stringham because as B Y bodies They threw back one Utah supporters basking in the sun in gars were outweighed Flagstaff Teachers 26 California were not outfought The White and Tech 7 U’s fullback he was an intimated thrust after another and fought the Wyoming vs Colorado college came when tough east stands ' Blue wall outcharged the Indians New Mexico Military Institute 3 stpne wall who rushed here and back with an aerial bombardment Jack Stringham boomed through Kimberly Outstanding Montana State vs Greeley to make up for the difference in El Paso Mines 19 there all afternoon backing up the which four on the for line the Utah to threatened The Bobcats’ forward wall gained Colorado yards vs Denver State constantly on the grandest line with a fury and effectiveness Pomona 13 Whittier 7 poundage and put acclaim on all sides for the fashion shake the Utes loose from their game's initial scrimmage play Of Colorado Mines vs Western State exhibition of line play that any Portland U 36 Pacific U 0 utterly belying his weight of only course it wasn’t so easy thereafter in which it ripped open gaping holes lead 170 pounds San Diego State 3 Occidental 0 California vs Washington State Cougars has shown in reeent years —but after all the first whoop is for the backs to pour through Big 172 this Faust because tile For time Augustus since that first Duke vs Tennessee sumpin’ Man Kimberly at tackle John Voll-mCougars Gain Respect MIDDLE WEST pound sophomore from Granite high memorial 0 tie back in 1928 the a guard and Cliff Norris The blocking and tackling was Duquesne vs Pittsburgh The direction of the wind meant North Dakota 13 South Dakota school gave Utah a belated plung' lanky center were thorns In the also bv far the finest demonstrated 13 Missouri vs Kansas State ing threat so promising that Coach Cougars stood a fighting chance much to the punters Saturday side of the Utah Staters Their deIke Armstrong began to dream and to win the game well into the final Paul Snow did a splendid Job by a B Y U team in many many Tulsa 42 Edmond Teachera 6 Northwestern vs Michigan fensive play was brilliant Kimberly campaigns The Cougars lqst the Xavier (Cincinnati) 0 Kentucky 6 hope that perhaps here In this en- half No lopsided margin for Utah against the wind as well as with being a frequent visitor in the Aggie Princeton vs Cornell tirely untouted newcomer might be this time Nay nay Just a skinny It while the Cougar kickers had game but they gained the complete Cincinnati 12 Butler 12 back field long before the ball toters for a full- seven points— more or less a gift if their troubles especially in the Stanford vs U C L A prayer respect of the Utah players and fans South Dakota State 20 Omaha 0 the answer to his -- could get undep-wa-y you please-- until - Snow — broke first quarter ‘ who hailed the squad as the "beat North 'Da back South Dakota' U State vs - The Oregon Washington result means hard work and around his left end for 44 yards 'Y’ team I have ever met” to put kota U 13 lota of it for the Aggies If they hope Sparkled Brightest Texas A & M vs Mississippi State midway in tho very last period Elusive Gene Cooper of the RedIt In the words of Captain Karl to regain their high spot In R M And even then the Cougars skins go ta big hand on one clever Put these five players together Purdue vs Carnegie Tech SOUTH Echleckman C rankings The backs aside from with their aerial punt return almost immediately and you haVe the individual stars fought back The Indians again displayed masTech Alabama 65 Sewanee 13 vs Georgia Kentucky Captain Magnusson who played a who sparkled brightest Jn Utah’s threat and twice were on the verge after be entered the game in the terful work on line defense but Florida 18 Stetson 0 of cutting the lead in half Rice vs Louisiana whale of a ball game and a couple No first half This former Albion star produced only flashes of brilliance North Carolina State 0 North first home gams of the season the wonder the fans clung to their seats is a 'slippery customer of reserves Mike Stipac former men who provided the greatest vs Wisconsin hanon offense His Chicago 20 Carolina Tooele flash and Ira Winger who who sat more than usual through the wan- dling of punts which was weak in However' there was no question Tribune Watch Eastern Kentucky Teachers 28 thrills for the 11000 fans Monday’s made a name for himself in his of the game Here was the Montana State contest last about the Indiana’ supremacy in under the rim of the Wasatch and ing minutes U a B Y U team that wasat fighting week — has -- Improved considerably prep days at Preston showed noth-Y Teml'essee 27 0 the department as fhe KF®feB PoIyTnsa47t Virginia toffieTast ditch— steam-thhad teams ever to play ing'mrtstaTrdtngtmtheo ff e trsemn-th- e they rolled up 242 yards from scrim- tute 0 defense however the tackling both in an offensive threat right down to Jackson Jewkes and his bullet stars were other There mage against 57 for their Provo e 0 Richmond 6 Washington-Leof Braegger and Maero along with who shared the the end— instead of a club that had passes provided a surprise for the defeat and rivals victory 0 U 9 S Texas L everything in an inspirational Redskin defenders Roberts and thatof Cliff Poole time and again B Y U on the other hand unspotlight for fleeting moniepts with spent Davidson 6 Duke 34 bolt at the outset only to be Christensen were touted as the main the Bobcat backs when it stopped this quintet: men whose performcovered a dazzling passing game 9 William and Mary Virginia ances must be mentioned In passing trampled readily underfoot there- pigskin throwers for the Cougars appeared they were off to the races with Jackson Jewkes coming forth 20 Institute Don Cosner but Jewkes was the most accurate even at the risk of the condemnation after adtnist-al- lBurly line as a splendid heaver and Charlie Military the zaluter to the of the three So smasher cam through with a brilRoberts proving himself a EAST resulting from faint praise a toast stars a here's to player end liant Ute Balkin for th Men gam Bruce like Bobcats He catcher Mainly pass on the sidelines— Mentor Eddie Boston College 21 Kansas State 7 Big Karl Schieckman Tanaka Japanese Quarterback Leads Drive drove into th Aggie forward wall showed his disdain for 111 omens man through the efforts of this pair 14 New York uni who Kimball whose coaching with the Tech hits tackle ’em Carnegie as 13 and with reckless No just for from abandon h passed the Cougars collected 154 yards by asking ' jersey 18 Cougars has moulded the 1937 edi- hard as ever We recall In parwith finesse and dispatch and in Lone Touchdown of Game the air while the Utes were unable versity ha proved it is no harbinger of bad tion Into one of the most Climaxing 14 Loyola 0 Catholic ticular encouraga of times he university roll In couple turned a blocked sweet a punt ball gam on th luck by having to make even a single yard ever produced at boomed into Roberts as 40 Williams 6 Columbia ing aggregations “Y“ so zone 2 the he defense The 13 Oct: Colo chalked In end COLLINS ‘ball the FORT and his direction up Orediggers With Utah running the Provo— F K Dartmouth 31 Amherst 7 tailback was returning punts —A downs to the Aggies’ 9 B Y U passing the yardage and might fall on it for Utah’s first Little Shows Class fighting School of Mines foot' first 21 Susquehanna 0 Drexel Whew! 17 Out State’s of Y pass attempts touchdown first downs were about even 8 — Forjlham 68' Franklin-Mars- h Or team downed Colorado State only six were ball Mines Dick Little who scored the Cats’ down 9 more completed first V getting one t Roberts Christensen Charm Third Summery skies made the day college 7 to 0 Saturday The victory passed eight times three of which touchdown also came Georgetown 38 Shenandoah 0 to 8 and the Indians taking the over through with Miners seem the more for 0 like first was one for baseball the Holy Cross 7 Providence were good ' Total yardage gained a performance that stamped HOLLYWOOD Cat Oct 2 CD— Men like Charlie Roberts and Jack d ball 31 yards farther down him than for football — but it was a good' the Aggies in 16 years Penn State 32 Gettysburg 6 feet was whose Lee Glen from the Miners boxNebraska Christensen flying scrimmage by timber Thlq husky 0 crowd of approximate- 153 Aggies a natured Before 20 Hamp-Sydne- y crowd to see happy in glad Utah 138 Rutgers dread of found marched from er time chiseled the could was tracks knife through for sizable a charm the gridiron season back yards third The first quarter was featured Viilanova 42 Penn Military Col- hearts every time they got the ball when after ly 2800 neither team made headway scrimmage again in two pregains on many occasions when he being upset by the fine kicking of Paul Snow in the first two periods 0 Norm he McKissick vious won Jack lege Men was like called on to carry the ball and The lineups: engagements and the brillinat line bucking of finally Utah’s blocking on offense left In the third period Harry TaYale 26 Maine 0 Red’’ Page and Wayne Clark who a decision over the Oklahoma InMINES AOOIES his defensive play was of a high Jack Stringham but neither team to be desired at times— naka something 13 Rock Island 6 Cable order N midget irr Japanese Brown Snow’s 149 far Chief the dian way in a helped pave Paris rt threatened to score IfcEucn but when Paul Snow broke loose on was substituted for McDonald of Bremkamp Lafayette 6 Muhlenberg 19 main event here touchdown jaunt with what Tyler Neither team threatened seriousThe Cougars discovered their po- (Continued on Following Page) His entrance Judilli e at 0 Thornton Lundetedt Mines 31 quarterback Clarkson of moat effective on Syracuse was Utah’s bjt (Continued Pape In Engleberg ly to' score-in-topening frame was the necessary Tenner the into game It Kaueneteln Cullor i all afternoon but th Aggies were kept in hot blocking le the Miners’ offensive McGlothlln Nlcholl spark for Yes these were the men who Ute-Coug- ar McDonald Lewie water by the fine punting of Little qb thrust " A McCracken Late in the Haiti j B quickened the crowd's hearts withquarter the Aggiea were lb The score came in the last period Madden Lapp their exploits out on the greenaFrank down on their own fb line run by Tanaka Torpey a following Scorn by period: 1st Half 2nd Half Total FIRST QUARTER from Mecham to McDonough were and four first downs as a result of Mlnen 0 0 0 T—7 thanks to a long boot on the part O — 0 0 0 0 of the Cat star Ken Soffe kicked off to Snow incomplete but B McGarry at- passes end runs and line plunges Touchdown— Tanaka inea scoring: The Bobcats had their first opporYards gained scrimmage (net) (place- who returned the ball to Utah’s 20' tempted a placekick that was far which placed the ball on the Aggies’ Point after touchdowpvTorpey to score when a poor Aggie Yards gained forward passes line Tanaka went through kick) d L B Vidal referee: C A tunity Officials: two rard line Snow made two yards at short of the goal and K Soffe took the between difference kick gave them the ball on Utah Total yards gained (net) umpire E Shelton headline Brhweiger his own tackle for the touchdown man the ball on his returnline field D P (Continued on Following Peg) Bryan judge center and then punted out of First downs scrimmage m&rker Torpey - placekicked for the extra ing to the His punting coupled with Irv on First downs forward passes Y bounds the stripe After two line bucks which netted point all’s recovery of a Cougar Total first downs drive from Stringham hit the Ute line for eight only four yards the Y was penalized State made a on Forward passes attempted two and line to the Miners’ Aggie-Montan- a then five yards for taking too piuch time Its own attempts yards Forward passes completed made it first down on the Cougar getting the play started Ken Soffe four-yar- d line but lost the bqll on Montana State Aggies line A Cougar pass was kicked out r Opponents’ passes Intercepted of bounds on the Utah downs 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Number of punts fumbled and recovered by Crandall Snow lost two yards line Half Half? Ttls Half Half Ttls' line around of Utah on the Redskin Average distance of punts s end when" 31 6 9 downs scrimmage 5 14 Number of kickoffs Gorman Wins Class A! First downs’9 Snow: made a first down around forced outright of bounds by Warner - passes t First i '"! r— ivnyav‘TT the tisll on — £ tverageHdiatance ' 4 7 11 downs 5 Total Club first Y 10 R Number df penalties t 15 U took returned the ball to the Y line Cougar line Country 63 73 136 Yards from scrimmage 96 77 173 Yards lost by penalties The 'ball slithered off the side of the ball on downs? Christensen and line Christensen made a firat down 14 30 44 A 0 Yards class from the 57 on won Gorman' Number of fumbles 57 passes two line running to his Jack eieMl i Stringham dhm bled ’ line Chris3 3 6 4 10 fumbles recovered 14 Mtf MMMMtl of a Cougar halfback plays but the Y recovered on both tensen's pass to Waters was inter- match play- against pactournament Passes attempted ‘ Opponents’ 2 e e e 4 e 0 with 6 Passes t club Times ball lost on downs 6 complete Saturday attempts Christensen punted to his cepted by Todd Ute center on his at' the Country 0 0 0 1 Passes inlercepted- line Total return of all kicks (yards) 2 Frank McGanney taking seepnd own line touch Yards on punts— Aggies 7 for 210 4 for 167 Montana 7 for 315 Crandall made 13 yards off tackle Place kicks attempted W H Curry Irving Reed and J SnoV punted over the Y goal and Crandall hit center for three yards the Place kicks successful A Kahn tied for first in class B 2 for 35 on took the their ball Cougars E Lundstrom won class C Return of punts— Aggies 6 for 21 4 for 5 Montana 7 lor 16 and Utah being stopped by Gillespie Opponents’ blocked punts recovered lineBappaa-an- d McGarry Don F R E Bailey and Clyde 4 for 51 Number of touchdowns was penalized 15 yards for an U- - stopped Christensen for no Penney gain Penalties— Aggies 3 for 25 Montana 2 for 33 Goal point after touchdown ) t Continued on Peg Olplt tied for aecomt in class CL : whlte-sweater- m five-yar- sky-hig- h jM W ' K SI w SI j N w c er V 0-- V t Cl n 7- hi H Hi m Jt n Yi T F Yi ball-runni- Miners Down Colorado Ags First Time in 16 Years sticky-finger- F' Y T 1 Oi ed t r -- 3 R pi Si Time w cl B the-fiel- rd Y Game Statistics Play by Play two-yar- 20-ya- rd State Statistics rd - rd he-wa- — SAlalch of - i M "i T 1 rd L -- 10-B- k t D fo to ci la iT( ) Utah-- b TU I f F in Pi r' |