Show - ir4--- 4-- - 4 V v i 'Ir 41 4 V ' -- 4 N - ' 1 ' e ' ' - 'te se'-'4 : s 4 y- r- - - I -y - - - e Y - '7- v v 4 a l - r1-'- 2 - t r r r t rrt-- 4 rrr a 'sJ - r "e'"ie v lb" - - I' a- 'P r ir "' mi ' r1 iv1 - I 1 it 0 Ilan Me salt Tribune Sunday I! November - 1967 - i 1 ' f rs BYUTalies 17-1FrronRiddled 1 ilt 1' tI : 6 ' '''h h ' 0‘ 4 i ) V' : -- I l's"""-1- re' 1 1 ' No - ' I I I a --' - -- 4o04r-i3O-4 - - - A- it: s- 1 r f-'- ' ' ' ' "'N4 ' I ) Lis ii) 1 '4 Ishirk turn 26 112 112 121 143 1024 12121 t 40 °it Pena laid L F11010411 '444411 it 00 'for doge Yareaso Patio Palitt Punt 4410 first to Wayne firing Edmonds and then to Paul Itob- instal Dave Barajas finally scored from a yard out and it 41 3 73 Interception This came in the first few minutes of the game when Ariinter zona's Jerry Thompson erpted a pass and ran 40 yards to paydirt to give Arizona a ty Paul by r''''' i ' t' ' -- 71"7-! ' r ' ' ' ' t s ' ' i 41 '4 ? - l Vf V-- s' " 4 '' : 1 : PIA lkri 0:7 t"'" :s 1' t' ' ' f i"' -' i'4 rt r- r V- - - ' - ‘ A It7 9---4 ' ' - : "-- "' I r 1 -1- '1 I' ' ' - ! t - litt k stg - 4 I s ' '' - '4''''' ' ? p 1 t '': i' ± - ' ? ' ' ) i4:' 4- - 5 ' ' i 1 :1 y - ? ' r ! ' - ' ' - 4 ' ' ''' 4 ---- - 4- 'w - 3 :a '" 1 br5- - e'' ' Sutorious s 44 s- : '4 1 - f - 'i - and a 1 '' ' t ''t- ' I ) "- - 'i - ': - 7 '' 'Y'' ' - ' ' -- I The big play of the game for BYU's offense came when Marc Lyons sent Odle deep but it seemed as if pass was sol far off as to Lyons be ridiculous Super i :' ': ''' '' ''' : 2 '' ) ' -- ' ' 4 ------ --A- ! '' ' - ' ' ' of other Bobby I Caleb 1 s r And offense 4 : '''' i hot it down :1 - ki 3 - i ' ': '''4a ' t'l I :1-3 '' ' I I off o v ti I and Ross Andersen Comeaux (31) and Rex Macklin Lloyd Jacobson (90) moves to Bill's r:i ' ''''''' -s - I: :k 1 - g ''c S t z ' ' 4 ! 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' ' led handiI Band Gregory-Afto' Concord Calif and from 33 :" Arizona his: ' ' is Ben Narko from cap with 1263 :' Arizona Reed grandfather with Marc ie:) ''-'' State Lanes Travel led the Chicago throwing and Paul Robinson ' -: 1 60 ' '' about had been bothered bylteam chase with 2593 scratch Roberts running moved yards 'oc:-- - t ' ' : ' : ''''--and a 2939 handicap score ' to the BYO six but a field goal ' 't: ! 1 a bad knee all season and itione ' :' The action continues Sunday no was particularly bad during the was good -attempt " -' ' ''' '''' ' '2:4-: 4 '' :''''''' 1 ' '' past few practices but he night at the Bonwood and the 1: '47Finally midway in the second : ' '' 1 1' the ball its on BYU 1 played one of his finest games tournament will wind up next got period : '''' : ':own 36 and immediately Homo- weekend ''''-''' '''! ' fk'4 --' '1 '2' Saturday lik ran for 21 Lyons fired that g:-- IL I) great one or at least it was a 1 41'N 0 ''1':f A iP - 4' ' ' ' i 1 i great catch by Odle to the AilIti! s C: A1 0i ' g 2 I " zona 17 On the fifth play 44" ” '''' 'l A '4 1 ''' : COLORGLOSS t EXCLUSIVE DIAMOND Si "ALL Dawkins made that desperation 1 m ( '' INCLUDING COSTLY REDS AND METALLICS 't plunge from the touchdown and ' f "V :' - - 1 Patera's point made it i I r'ALIVE' WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES' H '' i N c " I 1 v t 31 Yrds -I I" 4 -' k ' ' 'i :i rk k 1' Jack Sanders returned an Ari' - — to Arizona's tzona punt 31 yards — - N: 1'se :Th ( :'5 71 1 ::: I or 0 Western Kentu:Ity 36 Buller 14 Samford 42 Furman 26 North Texas State 20 Wichita State It South E 380 Midwest varttpinsovo - 16 Oklahoma 52 Iowa State 14 St Norbert U Hiillsdale 7 South Dakota 37 Drake 35 Iltinois State 33 MonkatO 14 Valparaiso 21 Wheaton 7 Franklin 7 Georgetown 0 OliVP 79 Bluffton 14 Northwestern :9 Iowa 24 0 muNebrrr95k13E016317154tiose Oho State 17 Wisconsin 15 Indana IIt Michntet Strife 13 Purdue 41 Wisconsin 15 Western Michigan IS Xavier 7 Missouri 28 Kansas Stale 4 20 Kirksville iSoulheast Missouri Stale Northern Iowa 14 Eastern Michioan 6 Illinois Wesleyan 22 St Joseph's 2 Defiance 14 Anderson ó Ls Crosse 13 Eai Claire la Lawerence M3nmouth 14 Carthage 19 North Park 0 Wabash 7 DePauw 0 Northern Michigan 25 North Dakota o $I Lawrence 34 Rhode Isl3and 34 Maine 12 Indiana State 49 Lock Haven 14 Haverford 20 Ursinus 7 Geneva 30 'Brifigewater 13 Grove City 43 Adrian 6 bosion University 21 Connecticut 12 Biggest Cheer And then the next time Arizo-'nit got the ball with less than a minute left BYD's senior defen- sive end Dave Allphin got the t cheer of his career ibiggest kwhen he gobbled up a fumblet and ran and ran and ran The! t 'fans were cheering every stepI Ibut actually all Allphin got was tthe football — about the most important pickup he has ever had $ West Liberty 10 8 uefield 0 Bethany 23 West login' Wesleyan 0 30 Woltord 7 ForIa Pee ?9 Virginia Tech 1$ Alabama 7 LSU 6 Houston 35 Memphis State 11 West Texas 37 Emerohna 13 Austin YO Texas Lutheran 24 Hower ePayne al Sul Ross 15 Texas AAI et Sam Houston Stall 0 East Central Okiahorna 2$ Tarelton Slate 0 2 1474s'a3:1'1Tbegurnöveey Twit DeVidSoll :4 142s rienwnic''Atew By 24 Taigas tiLloarrithwestnertis226)LogandiStat didn't take long for BYU to belt penalized Saturday like x44 1 07'' 14 1 ) illo 71 Wane Foronam 33 Manhattan 7 Bates Jo Colby 14 Lafayette :es Kings Point 7 Ithaca 42 AtrteriCorl International gvagner 20 Susquehanna 0 Vermont 21 Mtoctieuury 7 i ' 4 i 1 Jr: i-- - 1 1 4 lks 1 A lire a (117 a ! S 4- to :: - $2 30 Chuck Mills of a winning his first year at the The Aggies have two left with Utah and San State and can finish no than - Pitt for 7 Christian le Texas Arkansas 42 Rice 9 Vifainta 10 NOfta CIITOlin41 17 Florida 17 Georgia 16 Duke 35 Navy 16 Clemson 2S Maryland 7 Tirnessate L Tuirre 14 Wait Virginia le William I Mary 14 Corne1 14 waif 13 North Carolina State I Syracuse 41 Holy Cross 4 Prncelon es Hcverd 6 Noire ijame 36 Pitt !tracks -- - btale Brown Fs : I ) 2 - s 1 — BYU's first touchwould have taken '' 7 - ik ' - Colgete Special to The Tribune With Arizona's Wildcats snarl- ing just having scored and looking lively Sutorious leaped 1high picked off a pass labeled' II "touchdown" and stopped the ! Arizona momentum right in its 4 ::lf-- "1 :4-- ' 40 Utah State Parsons 24 al - ' t ' “ "-- 1ii ': ' k : - ''" ' ' t Weber Big Sky Porliand State Wasnimston there Saturday - ' v "' - ' - -- V --- 4 - 4 'Z)71 084 11 ' - ' 'f- 1T ‘ ' --- '7 ' NA 'l - 4' - 1 t - ' - erighern PROVO — Sophomore defen : sive halfback Paul Sutorious 'has a lot of football left to play for Brigham Young University 't ilbut It seems doubtful If he will z 'ever get a cheer like the one he got with about two minutes to i go in the game with Arizona! ' -i Wyoming ''Ilte - : - 1 ': - 1''' 4 v - i i ::: 0 New Mexico 6 Yektnet 17 Arizona14 42 East f 1 Kentucky 11 Vandarbilt Takata tarmv 7211ta4l ' !' ! - ' :11' - 1 :: 4t ' '' 4 t : - ''''''1 :2- i ' A r - ': 7 27 I - - Cat Star Huge Cheer 1 ''A ':t1 66' t i 4t ' --- i - -- ' 4 ! 't f '' ' 3 - i : s ' 40 2 40 in WAC —4 ':''"- ' ' :‘ -i t '1' it: ttAt‘ f l'i 1 1 ' 4 4'1' ' : 1 1:: j pgrar' 1 I - i :i ( ' ) 4L ell 1 1 ' fi : i ' -4- ?? ''" '''' ' " w I a 06 Good almost inhuman something 17 t - f—-- '' "- i if: 1 r year was about as has been all season Homo lik Ken Call for end zone :'t 1I''4 ''' ''''i ' with Wes Tom Tippee and a transplanted Arizonian Wally Hawkins particularly tough Hawkins was a wild man as he broke into the ' '''' ' ' ''' ti as- i the Cougar running praised and maligned at times this good as it 1'4 ''' 1 ' Ig guys Running 1 : ''''' ' i Roberts the confer- ence record holder for interceptions in a career added two to his total Saturday thus putting' him farther and farther ahead' of any rival past or present t A ' College Grid Scoreboard Irish Topple Crowd Gives ' and a bunch of linebackeraI Craig Bozich Tim Roberts Joe James Sam Hanna and a flock - - Bill Ottis (55) so 145 I same way the 1927 Aggies ' began play — with a victory But it was so close that the small crowd of 8396 had to I plead with the Aggies to hold on 'in the last stages Wittsar The victory sent the Aggies Into the Utah game with a (61) help record and insured head coach - —Trikuno Stott Photos by Barge (37) 007 0 the 1967 Aggies ended play the ' 444 s touchdown BYU's defense which has been so good generally this sea' on against the run was up to Its usual high standard Satur-- I All day with Leo Presley Dave phln Jeff Slipp Dick Hanky 1 i ' 244 182 I Punts Fumbles inst Pniteibta - 11312 IT t 191 PS ssinst yard' se Return vardege t t- 188- ' - - -- yam"se ------- -- ') ' ' " Mont down P " ' '!: ykr' rat : ' e -- -- 1- -' -- - : But Odle with an Arizona defender so close he could smell him reached back with one hand hauled the ball in and went for a gain to the line and from Arizona this point BYU scored the tying : - t - - ' Statistics l 4 t 1 t' r ' : :' t- - I ) 3 Stadiutn In The game wa3 the last to be played In Romney Stadium and 1 -t- 0Ii " '9 1': -- ' '' b' I - Last "ir ': t' 4 ' : 4 '' :4 - ' ' 7 t - i - ' ? 5 4 't a '":- - ‘44:it :' r 11 1 I ''':':1' I ) '- Saturday 0A3 - - VVV " aem traditional '-- A-: z' - l''' : : '' t ' ' - i- ' ' 7 - LOGAN — Utah States foot- Its eye on the coming game with Utah played just good enough to win and beat a fired-uMontana eleven in a 2014 thriller here rml I)) - 7 'f11:7-- By Marlon Dunn i--1 - la '' : ' Tribune Sports Writer A r:-'1- a tt1 fo- A- enllf L "1 4101 Nt 1441441vt 46e me 4 1' A or 7 - 1 I2 0711114- Grid Win 41 L i‘ 1 i44N4 e) I : A - ' - V ' :' it - 1 - i i é' ' c A: "'"''' ' t i ' 14 '''' --1 i ' r - ' t30 1' :' ' 7 '' y r' ---- "174 l ' fumble recovery by Dave k ' "':'''"' ' 9h7s4r 0) Allpin the big factors in stop-t '" 4 4 '''''''''''' 444ix h t : 7 f 2'" 7 ping the visitors when they ' 't i ' ''' t ' - '''' I's-'' ' seemed to be off and running 1 Arizona only made one first — '' 't lead down rushing and eight altoErrors 'Ordinary' gether while BYU made 18 AAA4----- A-- ------ AAAs for the rest of the errors' rushing and 26 altogether ' they were just ordinary inter' BYU's total offense was 458 fumbles and the like' while Arizona only had 156 ceptions ers Including Larry Rogge stuff which kept BYU from roll-- I So the game U'aS not as close "Man he has to run!" BYLI's ll'es liomolik runs ahead of a flock of Arizona play- - Miller (45) Jim Farley ing up a big score despite a as the score would Indicate huge edge in total offense Wildcats The watching BYLI's split end Phil Odle like a hawk did a fair job but when 1 i the chips were down it was Odle i - ' 4 -4 who made the difference d I 1 - 0 Pe' ss:': 'A '‘ : - - ' '' s : ' o i -- ' It - 'W-- ' 4 i - sa ))- ' iI ' :- :i : 1 - fa hie tr4 'T - USU Rolls': - - I : ' with 4:30 left Cats hung on with an was 1714 I But the "' ' ' r : a::: i 1 ed lirit Dow) ts 1 a ' ' 1 I 44 - ' I" t I --- rtlt i 4 -- Ar-- is 4 t r' i 'LN-7'-- t ‘-1- ks i1 x ) 1 4 I 17-1- 4 s - Nu444 rt-7- A - Ls live-yar- d At JI Mor2-tari- ! ""' 'It A ' :-- ” ' and - 7) I 7i9s ' ' : pr4‘ f I i ' ilomolik and Call and Rip- By --pee NiVri earcying t)ebyll! the Cou- ( porpi ' arove 48 yards-l- ti einghts Ors PROVO — Brigham Young plays with liornolik getting the University's football team did a touchdown on a run' ' -4 lot of things wrong Saturday BYU a 17-kick Patera's gave i but in the end all wan forgiven lead 4 by 24442 homecoming fans in BYO another had drive 4 Stadium as the Cats stalled on the Arizona 20 with a Cougar Uniout Arizona finally edged fumble but Roberts Intercepted ieisity ' a pass in the end zone to keep " A lot of the things BYU did the Wildcats out wrong Saturday didn't hurt too A Rig Charles niuch in the king run but the first big boot cost the Cats plem Olden Lee finally gave Arizo- :( it na a big chance with an inter- ception and fivelard return to S tattstics the Arizona 39 Bruce Lee start-- t SYLI Arixotia Bill Coltrin - - ' 6 171In4 -- - I 1 0 State ColLgaiss Thtlini) At zzona Utah 1 4 Takes Lead r MIA ' '' i : - ' rl- - ' '" :' ' 1' - - I' t - 4' a 1 1 ' -- - I ' 1 7-- ' - '! k :f---:- - 4 :1 " 4 4 - '' - ' ' - ' ' '' 1 : I ': - '' ' r4 41- A a- - ' ' t - 1 - k i :-''' tr:'-- 5::' ' " ''' a - 7 :- ' ' ! 4 ' :" - 1 - 07 - - '' ' ' -- - r' tt- iE ''"'"'-''- : - - z:1 - 7 tiT:- 7-- - '1' :l 4 e '1-- - -' 0----a 7:---!'i- - ': :''' a4 : : ztr :: : - :'-'- d I - )1 - '277- :- -- t - ''''''-- 4 : - n 1- t '' - - - ' - b a 4 ' ' i I ' - r t- 1 t - - : - 47 ‘ if lop '- i "' "‘ s'l '' 'it v ' 7-- - I- ' 0 1 '1 v A !I i 4 1 - ‘ 4 the Cats Terry Sanford passed to Odle for 13 and then he hit him for 19 But Patera finally had to kick a field goal from 18 yards 10-- t at away and the Cats led halftime The first time BYU got the it ball in the second half scored With Sanford passing ( j 11 ‘iI ' I I Cazard's LaPaella took the lead 400 yards from the finish line Saturday and won the t37000 Prix de L'Elestage by three lengths on the S aint Cloud track t ' ' - : Y''f-s::''- ' :ir' : ' - -- ' - ' 10 4- 0 - - - i L $' ! 140 1 1' 4 ' 4 : 7 t - i k4 7'4': ' ' ' - 4 - V-' q:: t - f- 7: ' 4 ' r ' ' ' ' ' )1 4( r1 1 -- ' 1: 3 —-- k f ' 'f- i ': - i ' 41 D i s- i 1''"t - - L-- i - '' -- ' ' - Roberts Bl'IT defensive ace knocks the ball free but was unable to hold on when he hit ground 1 MOM 1- g4 570 SC '1: -- - A with :( - STATF ST— ' - - :y 'awl0d ' ' 'r: -' I 0 ' '- ' ' : ' '7 ' 't' '' ": r:'' ' $'' 4' it :? 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