Show NE 444' 0 — 464460i40: - - if4 - 'øt-- C 1 li 1 - I f UI i 1 ' 7 I 1"t - r77'' ' NoP4 4' Sports JErforkr John Alo olley L:7 4 Salt Lake City Utah—Friday Morning—October 27 1967 Page 5 Tribune Sports Editor 104 A 'P tiles Hope to freak School ent Time to Rate AllAmer:icas Solely on College Prowess By John Mooney Tribune Sports Editor There's a tendency in selecting the various All-America teams to use as a yardstick the ratings of the various professional team scouts "He's a top dealt choice in the Ir ‘ pro listings" seems to be the acme of -N : praise in the minds of some selectors " An example of this thinking was 1 in the column of Bert Sugar in noted it' the weekly Football News which I concludes: J 1— 1 CI "Of the 48 players named to the AFL-NF(AP and UPI) and AFL (players') teams last Year only six had been during their Johnny Unitas collegiate days teams include "During the past seven years only two Notre Dame alumni and fewer than one out of every seven selections had been "Some of the professional s who never made an team include Johnny Unitas Bart Starr Willie Davis Leroy Kelly Bob Hayes Herb Adderly Y A Tittle Timmy Brown Larry Wilson Joe Namath and Charley Johnson "And to prove the meaningless of college bonorart- ums past Iieisman award winners have successfully Rnd continuously provided undistinguished serdce in the field of battle and underwhelmed pro followers These include such as Terry Baker John Made Joe Lellmo etc" - -- 1 ' L In his first varsity game when he caught eight against Ntinnesota Then Andrews caught only three in the next three games But Saturday against Arizona the speedy split end and flank or got clear to catch seven tosses including one for his first touchdown of the year From RedshirtA tp If the record is broken it's a r good bet that a who didn't make the Ute squad a year ago and served with the redshirt "bombers" will accomplish the feat 185 Jack Andrews a pounder made his bid for the pass-catche- In Ninth Spot That isn't much of a record — 18 for five games — when compared to the 42 catches by Odle the BYU nee or his riming 1 national record the Utes have a more varied pass attack this year Flankers Bill Fowler and Ray Groth tailback Charlie Smith tight end Jim Reese and split end Ted 'Harper all have been targets for Jack Gehrke this Andrews' two fine efforts barely include catching him in the WAC's top 10 in ninth spot Even in the record book Vaughan's nine catches included passing yardage of 178 also a school record Andrews 18 catches have gained only 205 In Mark 1 who has mate Casey Boyett caught 31 record receiving end of Lee Grosscup's passes in Cactus Jack Curtice's Flying Circus set the lite record with nine catches against Colorado State in 1957 It might be just an average performance for the stellar Phil Odle but nine receptions in one game happens to be a Utah school record And if the Utes elect to fight offensive fire with fire Saturday against BYU and challenge the highflying Cougars to an aerial dogfight there's a possibility a new Utah record could be set for receptions in one game Stuart on the Vaughan or--- t rt 8 Section p ittl!t1-41-110- f fact fall Against BYLI's pass defense which ranks by far as the weakest in the WAC the Utes just might get their air game synchronized and beat the BYU club at its own game as Texas Western did a week ago yards While Vaughan was the prin cipal target for Grosscup in 1937 whhen he threatened the t r' ns ' I I ' ' - ' "''' ett"--"'- 4I ' i 0 4 1 0 - ' t- 't I r - o I : t k et ‘ ! i 1 f ' 4 -- 1 N 1 ''': dor 4 0 I tN'' k r ' '1 - I I 1— 1 r- - - 1: t '' ' t:s s e e i ')'' - ---- " -- ' - r '!!!'!---- - ? ‘ 0 - " I I ‘ ' ) 4 I i I 4 t - 4 k ‘41 - '''''- - ) - T '' 1 S &-- ‘ ‘ - I I - I t 4 ' ' v 4C- 11 -- : 44 ' tf 1 - 4 ' 1 f 'f tk '''' - t There's one thing these pro buffs ignore In t — i a ' ': selec-t-to discredit the vi College ' attempting i ' ' " 4 "! — tions the teams are picked to honor the best of the f i college crop not the best of the pro prospects '' 'g L 14 It's the same thinking critics of high school all- 1 I :' 0"4' t i — state teams voice "But he isn't a college prospect" and! ' 1 7— make who to 111 fail to the t point many they ' '''''' ''''' 1 I t ‘ t 1 grade in college football ' ' t ( - It ' ' ' '' select ' teams the In either case the "All" should 4 l'' i k I 1 i: ' ' best of the prep or college field on the basis of their Ns t I ' ' I I ' 1 1 k : value and prowess as preps or collegians and not as to s ' i i t i ' ' ' '' ""6 t I t their college or professional potential it ''''444 i t:0- ' ' for such I get very tired of hearing I should vote lit ' or ' olio 't e ' and such "because the pros like him" ' : '''Alkin t "'''1611 ' ' t ' These professional ivory hunters aren't infallible 31 A t ' "L ' :!' ' ''t4Z -' i either There's a lot of top draft choices wasted year 4A J t ' ' 1 k k: ' ' ' ' 1 after year by the pros on boys they select who never 'f" ' i 1p make the pro grade either Let's keep the high school honor rolls for the ' ti f and :7 the for the 1? collegians college preps v'-'1!I ' ' ' let the pros select their own stars ) !! In bragging about Unitas for example the pros 4 t ko ' ' ' ''' :'! ' ' ' ' are quick to point out he didn't make All America But! IY'1 ':p't - ' - '' : ' '" ' on cut Unitas to was recall not by so til'r quick they are " I 0 NFL club and signed by Baltimore only after he had t:" ::': : an tstil“Ibmi"Asa6 4446 vIne AkesihaLk ' paid his own expenses to the training camp 46046 646w11 5“ 44itwaL The brilliant bird dogs of the pros "discovered" Unitas because he turned up at camp on his own after Riehie Lopez offensive guard for problems with centers Mike 'Wein- - Jack Andrews kalif and Monte Squires on right to break Utah I BIT talks over being rejected ? 4 N 0- 11 Ikte :::: ' i ' ib ' - - 4' 1 ' ' f 14 t ' t' ll' ' 41 i I I Lt) 1 - fr‘ 1 ' k 4 - 0-- "' ' 1 i ) ' ( - - ' "'A ' — f 1 1 ' - '4 4 4(1 i —mw"- ! 4 7'' 1 ° i 11 - a I t ' - Ar" ' 'k t i ''''- - N t '14 t I I It i A - ) 'e-- At ' 4 o 31P' - ' 1 r'' riv'''' 1 But It's Col !erre n Honor f ' I s super-star- I 1 AA All-Pr- o ' - k --A- A C' t o 00 ' 4 T A 4— A —A 1 '' - A 4 " ' V rs i - 4e N 1 ''- -- i — ''' i ' 1 i 4 1 A A - z1 '''' - - - 4 I - I - ' - I i -- ' j I - ! 3 1 - - - ' - r - - IN 4S 4- 0- &wit 4m—A 4 -- 4t 4A at i) liteek Weeks on the Spot - Quick Now— Who Are Weeks the personable young coach at New Mexico seems destined to go the way of all flesh in the coaching profession At least the grapevine we've tapped says Bill will get the heave-h- o shortly at New Mexico Weeks won outright or shared the football chamof exispionship of the WAC in its first three years By Bill Coltrin tence but he's run on sour days Tribune Sports Writer ' The Lobos have lost five in a row since beating PROVO — Football experts Idaho State in the opener and have dropped 13 of their' like to point out that there is record since last 14 games Weeks now boasts a danger in changing quarter- backs during a game that: turning in a 2 mark in 1964 Cat Centers? 0 9-- fumbles invariably follow since the rapport (a $2 word meaning harmonious relationship) is disturbed All centers It is said fire the ball back differently All quar-terbacks take the ball in slightly different manner and Observation Ward law more mayoralty rota dii drew ootos than the attendants at the LltakWyotaing stoma a wook mal Salt --- Letitia City's -- ago 1 'rue frosh football teams from BYU and Utah will clash Friday 2 pm in the Ute stadium as a prelude to Saturday's big varsity battle at Provo The Papoose crew coached by Ron Nay demolished Weber it 11 t - as Cal Poulson threw State seven completions for 117 yards and a touchdown Ute fans will be watching big 38-- 0 Browns' Passer 4 !I I il i 1 CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Browns' quarterback Frank Ryan has another But he is sprained ankle expected to be ready to play against the Giants in New York Sunday Ryan sprained early In Wednesday hainvethesilrighstligy nals No Fumble Likely i 'Erdhaus Marc Lyons and Under the sponsorship of the TetTy Sanford Now then qttick- Naval Soleil c e Department 15 name the centers (Midshipmen and Naiads) of Well there's Monte Squires a the University of Utah a huge Junior from Auro-- I bonfire-perally will beheldira Colo who is majoring in of Friday night to whip up enthus- all things criminology iasm for the invasion of BYU Then there's sophomore Mikel Saturday and 205 from Weinkauf The rally will be held near the Duarte Calif and Mike only S W Sill Home Living Center on 19 years old hasn't decided on the Ute campus Friday at 615 a major pm wth Lt Ray McMillan in History Major of the p 6--2 both ankles! season and the he limped off the field rifaferrteernbtacrkhsythamlls But when Brigham Young University changes quarterbacks Saturday afternoon when Charlie Evans the tailback pile- the Cougars play the University nom who picked up 233 yards of Utah don't figure that a rushing and caught two passes 'fumble is predestined Coach Hudspeth Tommy against the Wildcat frosh BYU's frosh will be making knowing that he was going with a triple threat three quartertheir first start of the season backs that is this year figured Coach Dick Felt has a repbut the rapport out a way to resentative squad which be and there's thatkeep word again to be continue able hopes will When Iludspeth changes quarthe frosh mastery of the terbacks he changes centers rivals IHow about that? And who says Tickets for the game will be lold Tom isn't a genius? It has on sale at the fieldhouse Friday worked before the game Now most any BYU fan knows the names of the quarter- — are John Uleti they !backs Rally Wait It einjures Leg with a again practice sprained right ankle It hap- pcned when his cleats caught the turf near the end of the daily drill "It's the same ankle and in the same spot where all my trouble started before the Dallas game" said Ryan who has been plagued by a series of juries this year charge 1 sr t 641144t4014 left -- - ne ii 26 ' 31 e600 4 400 0110110 J 4446 receptions gets a few good pointers from Stu Vaughan who holds mark - who figures record for school i tr 0-- - 1 preparations All students and Ute boosters! Finally there is Bob Lake a junior from and 195 are invited to attend the rally married and as Jan Van Housen of the Seattle Wash Naiads adds "to demonstrate with a major in history real school spirit and enthusi-- 1 So Saturday when you see a asm" lquarterback and a center pracCoach Mike his tieing their snaps behind the Giddings staff and the football team will Cougar bench you will know be on hand to see how much that Hudspeth is about to spirit the campus can muster change quarterbacks 5-- 1 GR ND OPENING 27 li FRI-SAT-S- i 28 29 OCTOBER UN 1 : I I f ' 62We9e ' - fsr 1 Pii ' - ?It ft() PECAN SHOPP I Lzdi "' - 1 ' -- :: r ''iiinp"oLi::::111'k I 1 i' Ute BYU Frosh Tangle Today in Utah Stadium 1 ' MMfiitmW IBill ! 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