| Show State Wil 3 Newcomers Bid for Starting Positions Huskies Stage Scrimmage Under Odell WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER e 1950 Draw Deer Permits 11111 uiuLiniiiiiiiiy iu iiiiii t)Wlu mi IJL iitiiirj!ii---- ? —— ©otbail Sciae dnle Eleven olo© Jl' Division Club Melihkovich Is Optimistic By Al Warden SEATTLE Wash Sept 6 (UP) Coach Howie Odell sent his University of Washington football charges through their first scrimmage of the season yesterday A backfield unit composed of Quar terback Don Hetnncn Halfbacks Roland Kirby and Jack Seta and Fullback Hugh McElhenny was praised by Odell tor Its smooth work (UP) — The Wash i) 7 v i Washington State Cougars ran through their toughest drill of the season yesterday and Coach Forest Evashevski promised more of tho same today Blocking passing drills and punt returns were stressed State but the players are a scrappy lot Three newcomer Only 34 men are out for football at Utah above left to right: Don Mac h in halfback Darrell Guthrie end are for posts pictured starting fighting and Wendell Smith tackle Utah State faces Nevada September 16 in the first game of the season at Logan Detroit Gets Big Edge in Schedule as Teams Open Race Down Stretch MOSCOW Idaho (UP)— Coach Dixie Howell of the University of Idaho is sticking by his preseason prediction after watching the Vandal gridders go through several days of rugged drills He had predicted that this year's team would be oneof the best ever to represent the school Praises Morrow CORVALLIS Ore— Coach Skip NEW YORK Sept (UP) — Managers Casey Stengel of Taylor of Oregon State singled out the passing of Quarterback Gene Morrow and backfield operation the Yankees and Steve O'Neill of the Red Sox had one thing in general for special mention to- in common today as they prepared to battle each other — day after watching his gridders scrimmage they agree Detroit has the best break in the schedule in the perform in a two-ho- ' J ur stretch run-Jim American league Both Stengel and O'Neill think their clubs are going to come roaring in and win the flag but that f EUGENE Ore (UP) —Coach " i v ir Aiken apparently in a move to step up University of Washington's football offensive was reported ex' backfield perimenting with newOne unit combinations today composed of Quarterback Jim Miss-felFullback Chuck and Halfbacks Earl Stelle and Carl Irvin was impressive in yesterday's session BERKELEY Calif (UP)— Ray g veteran guard Solari may be lost to the University of California Bears this season Coach Lynn "Pappy" Waldorf said today lineman The big sprained his back while digging ditches during the summer and the injury has failed to respond to treatment The team physician is expected to make a final decision In his case today Cal-derwo- od dt sex on Mount Ogden Seven permits for deer of either 150 permits were drawn preserve were drawn today An additional for special antlers hunt at the head of South Fork LeftR to right: Doxey game warden and Willard Baby Rose Boyd C Carver The drawing was consecretary of the Weber Wildlife Federation ducted today in the city and county building hundred-fift- y hard-hittin- 205-pou-nd - ' Rough Scrimmage Calif PALO ALTO left rough scrimmage (UP)— A Stanford Halfbacks Harry Hugasian and Eric Southwood sidelined with ankle injuries yesterday and Coach Marchie Schwartz said he plans more rugged contact work today Wallace Picks Cowboys to Win The University of Wyoming's football eleven surprise RENO Ne v (UP) — Coach Joe of Sheeketskl put his University winner of its first conference title last year figures to repeat Nevada football team on a practice schedule today ing this fall with chief opposition coming from Denver Collier's of Nevada's earlyjopen-inanticipation today (Friday Sept 8) reports in its current issue game against Utah State! Sept 16 "We've only got 11 days left In Francis Wallaces eleventh-fbefore the opener and we'll have football review appearing in the T to get some practice under the national weekly an extensive re stars in football the of making lights" the coach explained l port games in and probable results-o— very section of the country Rocky mountain football is accorded detailed attention Wallace figures Wyoming will win eight while losing one game bat he declines to say which team will beat them Other results he foresees are Denver and the UniPOCATELLO Sept 6 (AP)— versity of Utah each winning seven and losing three Colorado A Pocatello's league-leadin- g and M- - to win five to lose four to 9 Reds Utah State to win five lose five inals shaded Ogden's 10th win for their Tuesday night and tie one New Mexico GREAT FALLS Sept 6 (AP) — in 18 games with the Reds this Glen Mickens rationed Colorado 3 and Colorado Mines a scant four 5 season hits Tuesday night as the Billings Here is how Wallace regards the A sensational recovery and teams' chances in what he describes throw by Outfielder Gene Fasz Mustangs shut out the Great Falls as "football's hidden valley": holz cut off an Ogden run at the Selectrics 0 in the final clash of Faszholz is the Pioneer league season between Wyoming —"Figures to repeat — plate in the ninth two Montana teams with the chief contention coming a recent addition to the Pocatello theDave Manier the Selectric startfrom Denver 'now that the married club the loss and In the game Ogden tal- er was charged with men have gone' " runs The game Utah— The Utes will quickly re- lied twice in the first inning when all five Billings into a hurling duet after build under their new coach Jack Lloyd Foster singled Ed Bailey developed was Manier replaced by Tommy flied Harrison Ronald and doubled Curtice who was plucked Xrom ' out scoring Foster and Lenny La- - Puehl Texas Western" Billings pushed over all five of Colorado A and M— "Had losses mont singled Bailey home Pocatello came back for two In its runs in the third Gar Myeri ' but will again be in the fight" Mickens led off with a homer Utah State— "Will be reaching for the third Richard Rand was safe followed a with him single out two and an error with oa another in the top year according Bill Willsman walked and Jim Barton homered to Mentor George Melinkovitch's Larry doubled bringing both Peccia a home smashed Hatton Gene timetable" Mickens and Willsman home Pecrun for the Reds in the fourth New Mexico — "Coach Dud 's cia went to third on Lee Winter's Two singles a walk and didn't go to New Mexico just error on the throw in Bob Tripp a in wild throw imfigured pair then - for the climate he will show was walked and Manier runs in the fifth - mediate of Pocatello results and be a definite ' out none lifted went the ahead in again Ogden factor in two seasons" Eddie Moore greeted Puehl with Montana — "Will be much more at seventh on Ed Bailey's two-ru- n a single bringing Peccia home and home in the Skyline group than as homer to But the Cards won the game in Bitl Pinckard singled ' Tripp Fred a-- Coast conference orphan" after Pinckard scored third Barton Rand their half singled a "With Brigham Young— walked and Fazzk's fly-orecord last year is naturally build- struck out Bijly Rice Puehl allowed but three hits and score to Kand Faszholz Atsingled ing from scratch under Charles 10 the rest of the way fanned went Harrison ball The through kinson a successful high school Summary: and Rice tallied coach" I Grsst Fulls Biliinrs Summary: Colorado college — "Won the ABHOA ABHOAI t fecatelle Ordea 4 3 13 4 0 1 0 Aneeloness Willsmnts Rocky mountain conference title ABHOA! ABHOA 3 012 3 4 3 1 2 Winterc last year with sophomores in a 13 Ruehl3b 4 0 4 3 Schuermnss 3 0 3 3 Peccla3b 4 0 10 0 0 9 Koemercf 4 13 0 M'Governct S 1 O 0 Tripplb to 12 thriller over Colorado Mines router cf 3 0 7 0 4 11 0 Stakerlb Moorecf 3 0 S 0 3 4 Cordelllf 13 Both schools return good squads Batlcyc 4 10 0 4 16 0 Pinckardlf 4 3 0 0 BriganUrf 3 0 1 0 Randc 3 0 4 0 Jf and will play a repeat engage- Har'sonlf 4 1 10 0 Skinner2b 3 01 91 40 Bandy Lamontlb 4 16 0 BartoiUb mn 3 0 0 3 3b Bock 4 Fazitorf ment" 3 4 3 0 4 3 0 0 Riee2b Harlow rf 3 13 3 4 1 0 Brodie2b So far as Individual stars go the BaUton3b 3 0 13 Faiiholzrf 4 13 1 Myerse 4 10 4 D Manier p 04 0 1 4 13 1 Bauaman3b 3 0 0 4 Mickens p Collier's football roundups predicts Hatton ss 3 0 0 0 4 3 0 1 Puehljt 3 10 1 Romikyp Waltenp these players will be standouts this iHoilmw 0' 110 30 4 27 10 34 8 37 10 Totals Totals fall: 005 000 000— S Talboom Gale Townsend 33 7 37 13 Billinas 33 8 34 8' Totals Totals 000— 000 000 Great Falls aSlnalad for Walters in 9th and Hawgley Wyoming Peccia Tripp Myers R —WUlsman —S 100 300 300 Ogden Pfeifer Etcheverry Cooper Peter- Pocatello E— Winter RBI— Myers Pec002 030 30x— Mickens Moore 2BH —Peccia X Fazxio son Beauchamp Endres and Hugo cia 3 R— Ruehl foster Bailey 3 Hatton 3BH— Ancelone HR— Myers SB— Ange-loDenver Faucett Dodrill and Schuerman McGovern Rand 3 Barton Peccia to Skinner BB— off Colorado A and M Bean Rlc E— Harrison Hrlow Hatton SB— ManierDP— 3 Mickens 2 SO— Manier 1 SH— Foster HR— Hatton Bat- Gardner Tangaro Cahoon and Wes-to- rt Ralston Puehl 10 Mickens 8 ER— Manier 3 BO Barton 2BH— Bailey RBI— Bailey — Utah: Bills Brigham Young ley Manier 3 in 2 Puehl 5 in 7 Loser — 3 Harrison Hatton Barton 3 Fasznolz Left— Billings S Great Falls 9 Mines Earl Colorado and SO— by Manier ER— Walters 2 Romonsky S — V Kinnunen Vogel and Tabaracci T— For the first time Collier's se- Walters 9 Romonsky 5 BB — off Walters 1:53 A— 2781 Olden 7 Poca lects a preseason nationwide little 8 Romonskv 5 Left— — Brunker Lochar V 1:50 T— tello 8 squad which Includes and Leeamus A— estimated 1300 both Dodrill and Talboom Surveying the national horizon Wallace believes Notre Dame Cor- are impressive Among major senell Texas Stanford Tennessee lections last year the preview W L Pet Ohio State and possibly Maryland had the first two teams— Notre GB GP 7S 44 8 ' 833 can get through the fall undefeated Dame and Oklahoma— on the Poratallo 4 8 74 3 817 Twin Falls 20 in the Here s how he rates 1950 s top 20 nose and ten of the first & 87 54 S 554 Billings teams before the season starts: final poll Of eight sectional Great 11 8 SS 65 542 Falls 1— Notre Dame national champion 58 83 403 304 9 champions three won and two Ofden 8 2— Cornell 3— Texas: 4 —Stanford 429 24 Vs 51 88 second choices came through Of Salt Lake 8 50 70 417 28 5—Tennessee 6—Ohio State 7— eight conference champions there s 42 79 347 34 Falls 9—L S U 10 were four winners and one tie Oklahoma: — — 11 33 12 Last Illinois Mary—Michigan key TBMdsy's Retails year be previewed land 13—Southern California: 14— games certain to affect championSalt Lake 16 Idaho Falls 3 — Southern Methodist 13 California ships with 22 winners 11 losers Pocatello 8 Ogden 5 — 16 Kentucky 17 — Alabama: 18— and two ties as the result Billings 3 Great Falls 0 Only games scheduled Princeton 18— Duke 20— WisconIn Missouri valley competition sin Wallace once again acknowledges Tsnight's PrehablvPitcfcers Wallace fore- Oklahoma's gridiron Looking bowl-war- d at Idaho rails Salt Lake lEyre power but besees Stanford over Michigan in the lieves Kansas 8:15 p m to be tough (Knudsen is Rose bowl Oklahoma over Tennes to push over Hegoing at Pocatello (La Ogden Ross the Uni- Croix 9 813 p in se in the Sugar bowl Texas over versity of Coloradofigures will win five at BilTwin Falls (Abromowitx Maryland in the Cotton bowl and and lose five games this year and lings iShepard 8:13 P- m U in the Or- comments: S M U over S L at Great Boise (Ncuenrwander bowL 8:03 p m ange now seriously In the Falls iThurston "Colorado — 1 His No candidate for coach ol business has a flock of the year is Bob Neyland of Tennes- football to go with Merwin Ho- - Western League " sophomores see with Wyatt of Wyoming and dei a Des Moines 7 Omaha 1 universally regarded fullback Baker of Denver among those la any team could use" In addition to Colorado Springs 4 Denver 0 the running Hodel he tabs as stars Thomas Sioux City 5 Lincoln 3 Wallace's pre-gaforecasts Jones and Curtis Wichita 4 Pueblo 2 day-nig- ht Errors Costly f To Reds Mickens Allows AtPocalello Seleclrics Only Four Hiis 4-- 6: 7-- 4-- 5-- - see-sa- w -- De-Gro- ot Hat-ton- 0-- 11 ut Mc-Conn- ell ne Mc-Kidd- en ca Pioneer League ' 13-1- 1) 10-1- 0) 10-- 7) 8-- 31-- 31-- 5) - 9-- 11-1- 21 5-- 7-- 3-- 2-- schedule advantage the Tigers definitely enjoy began to assert itself last night Detroit wnicn againmore eames (25) left to play has than either Boston or New York and therefore enjoys a greater winning potential also has more games at home and more games against second division teams Tigers Gain The Tigers gained half a game on the leading Yankees by beating the St Louis Browns 7 to 4 and now are only IVt game behind again The Tigers last night combed Brownie pitchers for 16 hits as Hoot E vers set the pace with four singles and two runs driven in Johnny Lipon and Vic Wertz got four more games Rookie Ray Herbert started for the Tigers and Marlin iStuart who came on to relieve him in the fifth was credited with his third vicr without a 'defeat pitching six-h- it tory one-run ball ' the rest of the way The fourth place Indians moved to within 44 games of the Yankees 3 to 2 by winning a decision from the White Sox An error by the Usually sharp shortstop Chico Carrasquel permitted the winning run to score after singles by Bob Kennedy and LoU Boudreau set it up Earlier Joe Gordon hit a Cleveland homer as Steve GronTek went all the' way decision to win a five-h- it Giants Threaten In the National the muscle-flexin- g New York Giants whizzed to within 2Vi fames of the second place Dodgers as they topped them 8 to 5 in 10 innings enabling idle Philadelphia to go IVt games in front for their widest margin of ' the year The Giants who are out to take second place from the Brooks put over their winning run on a double scored two by Wes Westrum then more for insurance on another by Don Mueller At a time when it looked as if starter Sheldon Jones could win in regulation innings he was smacked for a pair of homers by Gene Hermanski and Carl Furillo in the eighth that netted three runs and sent the game into over-timRelief Pitcher Jack Kramer retired the last seven men in order to gain the victory The Cardinals ended a seven-gam- e losing streak and knocked the slumping Cubs into seventh decisplace by winning a 4 to 2 six-hit ion Gerry Staley pitched bail and Stan Musial drove in three runs with a homer and double Bill Howerton produced the fourth Cardinal run with another homer All other major league teams were idle -- -- ng : two-bagg- er - ie Bees Show Form 6 (AP)— The Salt Lake City Bees cut loose with 20 hits for a 16-- 2 Pioneer league victory over Idaho Falls Tuesday night The Bes: banged the hits off Russet Pitcher Jerry Sullivan The win helped keep alive the Salt Lakers' mathematical chance of overtaking Ogden for fifth place Every man on the Salt Lake club ' got! at least two hits Mgr Bob White and Dick Treat got three each' White and Billy Hin-so- n hit home runs Jack Rial Bee pitcher held the Russets to nine hits and contributed two hits to the offense The Russets started the game with two runs in the first when Larry Nenna walked Bill Maupin Patterson doubled and Olney singled The Salt Lakers then took over for three in the third two each in the fourth sixth and ninth three in the seventh and four in the eighth In the eighth Mike Baxes doubled and scored on Bob Van Eman's single White walked and Tom O'Laughlin loaded the bases Don Stewart and with a single Bill HInson both flied out with Van Eman andWhite scoring after the catches Treat then singled O'Laughlin home Summary: i - Darrell Guthrie" John Rudovich Lew McCreery Paul Howard Devan Robbina - 170 200 180 175 6T 6'2" S'll" GUARDS LeGrand Weaver Jim Counes Ahmed Romeieh Joe Daneu Gerry Goddard Dale Jasper CENTERS Owen Jones LaVell Edwards y Marvin Sorenson 2W 195 250 205 195 180 190 190 205 165 190 35 9 27 7 Totals 47 20 27 13! Totals 003 202 342—18 Salt Lake City 200 000 000— 2 Idaho Falls R — Nenna Maupin Treat Yonamlne 3 O Laugh Baxes Van Eman lin 2 Stewart 2 Hfnson 2 Rial E— 2 2 IVeat Drakos Maupin RBI— Maupin Patterson Treat Yonamlne 2 Baxes Van Eman White 2 Stewart Hlnon 3 Rial 3 SB— Yonamine 2 2BH— Treat Rial Baxes Maupin HR —HInson White DP—Leachman to Mauptn Sullivan to Harris to Szekula Stewart to White Rial to Hinson to White Treat to Stew art to White Left—Salt Lake City 11 Idaho Falls 14 PB— Hinson Maupin WP— Sullivan 2 HBP— Van Eman by Sullivan SO— by Rial 3 Sullivan 7 BB— off Rial 8 Sullivan 8 ER — Rial 2 Sullivan 14 U — Donnet and Anska T— :30 A—300 (estimated) HALFBACKS DonMachin Non Johnson Norris Johansen Dale Leatham John Rockne "Barry Flenniken Please Moore Joe Cippola FULLBACKS 175 170 170 175 150 165 150 165 0 31 4 27 31 2 8 24 Totals Totals aTaoped out for Terwilliger in 8th bGrounded out for Schmits In 9th 002 000 000—2 Chicago 002 000 2 OX— 4 St Louis E — Smalley RBI— Sawatskl 2 Bower ton Musial 3 2B— Serena Staley Sauer SB— Diering HR — Howerton Musial Terwilliger DP —Serena Terwilliger and and Ramatotti Cavarretta Smalley Cavarretta: Marion Schoenrtienut and Musial Winner— Staley (12-1-3 ) looser— scnmits (9-- New Yark Stanky2b Lockmnlf Dark Irvin lb Gilbertlb Westrumc Mueller rf ABRHI Breeklysi AB Abrsmsef Reesess 8'Herm'skllf 8 Robinson 2b 0 Turillort ' 8 Hodgeslb 1 2 2 RHO 13 0 1 2 a l 2 o 3 0 Camp'ellae Cox3b liRoep 0 aSnider 2 oMiksis Branca n 3 Thompsn3b Thorrmoncf Jonesp Kramer p 1 8 a 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Van Cuykp Palicap :Russell 42 S 13 30 Totals 38 811301 Totals aDoubled for Roe In 7th bRan for Snider In 7th cStruck out for Van Cuyk in 8th 000 201 020 3—8 New York 100 100 030 0— S Brooklyn RBI— Robinson Irvin 2 EStanky Thompson Cox Mueller 3 Hermanski 2B— Hermanski Furillo 2 Westrum Robinson Thompson Snider Westrum Mueller 3B— Mueller Si —Irvin HR— Irvin Westrum Dark Hermanski rurillo — Stanley Dark and Irvin: Robinaon rF Reese and Hodges: Hodces and Reese (3-Loser— Palica Winner—Kramer 6) (8-- Year Exp Age 2 2 0 0 ' Sr W 83 81 80 Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelphia St Louis SO 57 51 48 44 t Taesday's Results Detroit 7 St Louis 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 Only games scheduled t Louis Upton ss bLollar Delsingcf Colemanlf 'St Athony Idaho I AB R H O! -- 400 10 1 3 4 4 3 10 12 0 1 10 121 4 4 0 Strnweiss2b 4 0 2 3 0 0 Pillettep Marshallp 0 0 00 aWood 10 Arftlb Home Town Pet It 47 48 SI 638 628 611 S3 71 81 88 83 445 388 348 341 GB IV 3' 4s 602 25 33 38 38 Vi Today's Schedule New York at Boston (night) Philadelphia at Washington (night) Cleveland at Detroit might) St Louis at Chicago (night) Mossc Sievers3b (10 Innings) Dstrelt ABRHO 5 0 19 S 2 3 3 Kol'waylb 0Liponss 3Kell3b 2 Wertzrf 2 Kverslf 0 Grothcf 3 Priddy2b 9 Ginsberge 4 Herbertp 0 eMullin OStuartp o 1 4 12 1 3 13 2 3 1 4 1 8112 3 0 1 3 114 18 00 00 4 10 10 0 0 37 7 16 27 37 4 8 24 Totals ToUls aFlied out for Marshall in 9th bSingled for Upton in th Fouled out for Herbert in 4th 111 000 001—4 St Louis 000 300 22x— 7 Detroit E— Lipon 3 Kolloway RBI —Coleman Stirnweiss Kokosi Wood Priddy GinsKolloway Evers 3 Lipon Kell berg 2B— -- Stirnweiss Kokos Wertz Lipon Kelt SB — Coleman S — Stuart DP— Upton Stirnweiss and Arft 2: Lipon Priddy and Kolloway Ginsberg Lipon and Loser— Kolloway(2-- Winner— Stuart (3-PUletta 2 6'3" 5'10'V 2 1 5' 10" 0 6'1" 6' 0 0 6'1" 23 21 21 22 21 19 Seattle Wash Sr Logan Utah Pocatello Idaho Cleveland Jr Chleage AB RHO AB R H Cedar City Utah Boone Jr S 2 0 0 0 3 0 rox2b is Soph Fort Edward N Y Ken'dyrf 0 1 3 Baker 3b 10 1 Idaho Burley Soph 0 1 3 Philleycf 112 Dobyef 22 20 20 19 21 Lewiston Utah Jr West Pittston Pa Jr Soph South River N J Leonia N J Jr Cedar City Utah Jr Filer Idaho Soph Soph Gary Ind Carmel Calif Riverton Utah Kaysville Utah Jr Soph Jr 6 1 0 5'10" 0 0 5 10" 5'9" ' O 6 0 6'3" 1 1 0) Sr It 4) - J QUARTERBACKS 160 Bob Adams 200 Dan Russell 180 William Hoare 165 Fulton De Mello bWalker 1 510" S'll ! 1 Schmltzp Kokosrf '' 210 180 200 1 1 1 2 Oistaleyp 1 f j 195 Howertnlf 2 21 21 20 19 20 5'11" 9' ISO 114 ft American League f TACKLES Frank Reed Wendell Smith John Wennergren Ed LaClair Drew Haight Rodney Coster - Ht 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 3'Glavrio3b 3 0 1 ll!Schndntt2b 3 3 1 2 13 0 Musial lb 1 Slaughter 3 0 10 0 0 3 3 DRicee 1 Marionss 0 0 0 1 lDleringcf I Utah State Football Roster Wt Taesday's Kcsalts New York 8 Brooklyn 8 (10 Innings) St Louis 4 Chicago 2 Only games scheduled I St Chicsce ABRHO AB R H Ol Idaho Fill alt Lake ABHOA ABHOA! 1 4 Nrnnacf 4 15 0 8 3 TrcatM Yon'mlnacf 4 2 7 O M'Nam'rass S 2 1 O 3 2 11 BaxciSb ' 8 2 0 2 Drakos3b 3 17 1 V'n Em'nrf 3 2 10 Maupinc 3 13 0 S3110 Pafrsonlf Whittlb 3 14 1 OX'fhlinIf 8 2 0 0 Leachmnj-4 0 11 New York StawartSb 8 2 3 3 Harris 2b 4 14 1 Detroit 8 2 4 TSzekulalb Hinsone S 2 0 3 Sullivan p 4 0 12 Boston Rlalp i ENDS GB - Terwilgr2b aNorthey Ram'zottt2b Sept h Pet W 820 SO 49 Philadelphia MS 7'4 70 94 Brooklyn S 858 SVi 70 Boston 543 as es 10 York New S18 13 88- 82 St 'Louis 421 TSVi S3 73 Cincinnati 419 38 94 75 Chicago 47 82 364 33 Pittsburgh Teday's Schadala Boston at New York (nifhtl Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2 night) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night) Chicago at St Louis (2) Li In Beating Russets 16-- 2 IDAHO FALLS National League Maurorf Cav'ettalb smalleyxs Serena3b Pafkoct Sauerlf Sawatskie Yesterday's star— Hoot Evers the durable left fielder of the Detroit Texas League Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 3 Tigers who despite a lame wrist Beaumont 7 Houston 1 got four hits and drove in two runs in a 7 to 4 victory over the Dallas 5 Fort Worth 0 Browns Shreveport 6 San Antonio 4 Name 20 6'2" 0 IS 22 S'll 2 0 0 21 20 20 6'2" (TT 5'10" r 3'9" S'lO ' S'lO" S'lO" 5S' 5'8" 0 23 ' Jr Jr Jr Fielding Utah Orem Utah Mesa Arizona Sr Logan Utah Mesa Arizona Rutherford N J Honolulu H L Jr Soph Jr - ' 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 20 21 21 20 22 20 20 24 Logan Utah Sr Brigham City Utah Morgan Utah Tooele Utah South Bend Ind Jr Filer Idaho Soph Buhl Idaho Soph Lynhurst NJ Soph Sr - Sports Editor LOGAN Sept 6—Utah State will trot out a greatly im proved football squad this season but the team doesn't figure to be a first division contender This is the opinion of handsome George Melinkovich former Notre Dame star who is starting his second season as the mentor of the Aggies Standard-Examin- Mr PULLMAN : Farmers Strictly Second 'Sr Jr Easterlb Boudreaiilb Clarklf Gordonjb Murray Cromekp Robinsnlb OZerniallf 0 0 8 1 1 Rosenb 0 0 2 0 0 The Farmers had only 3 men ln suits Tuesday one of the smallest the season Adams Dan Russell squads in the history of Utah State and William Hoare are tabbed as football There Is a chance that six the passing stars of the team Jim Garrett anl Marvin Sorenson win more may report early next week share the kickoff chores 1949 was of trimmed The squad Coach Melinkovich will again by an exceedingly heavy toll of use the T formation and will use graduated lettermen plus unex a lot of set flankers club will ber woefully weak pected losses to the armed services in "Our to give and leaves likeable George Melin- ourreserves but we expect Coach said trouble opponents kovich little to gloat over The Melinkovich "Our team won't head man has had his entire line boast much speed but we will have Garrett and Car wiped out and half o his back-fiel- d plenty of power lini loom as our two best cacus will be missing Our standout oven the season in Untested Transfers the backfield looks like Garrett Melinkovich will therefore rely "Our left halfback slot with Non upon untested transfers to fill Johnson nursing a bad knee will practically all positions Losses in- be awfully weak If Johnson re covers we will be in good inape clude 22 lettermen and 12 regulars at this spot from last season Add to this list will be handicapped in that the loss of Wendell Hess of Brig- we We not be able to scout either ham City Kim Erz of Ogden and of will I our one Hal Garner of Logan and gets look for first three to opponents be club the Wyoming a pretty bleak picture of Utah to beat with Colorado A and M State's outlook Denver1 hot contenders Hardest to replace will be a trio and"The Utah race should be wide of performers — Jay open with Utah a slight favorite Van Noy right halfback Moroni we win a single game I believe Schwab tackle and John Caputo If we will trim Brigham Young Our and the leading quarterback lor squad naturally is being built punter in the Skyline Six a year the 1951 season Despite the small-neago Starting ends Keith Hughes of our squad and lack of Kent Murdock and Norvai Han- veterans we'll be in there fighting sen graduated last spring as did to the final whistle in every game Nick Zelenick Schwabs running! "I am convinced that the squad mate at tackle of 1950 is far better than that of Lose Three Stars 1949" e fullback Asked to name his starting Ernie Groll a Melinkovich nominated eleven and three lettermaiv regular at guards in Lloyd Hayes Lane Nal-d- Robins and Darrell GuthrieReed and Chris Apostel also picked ends Ed LaClair and Frank at tackles Jim Counes and Joe up their sheepskins Addinff to Melinkovich's wor Daneu at guards and LaVell Edries was the jinduction of Wendell wards at center The1 backfield Hess Hal uarner ana Jim tuiz in would consist of Bob Adams Norto the armed forces with the Lo ris Johnsen Non Johnson and Jim Garrett ' gan guard units Hess two-yeUtah State's starting line will av- letterman center was to be shifted to end this fall and was erage 194 pounds and the back-fiel- d 177 The starting team averperhaps the strongest line candidate Garner who played a de age is 188 pounds ' On paper Utah State doesn't figfense almost exclusively last season was destined to be a regular ure to be a contender for Skyline ball carrier this season fcrz was Six honors The Agates pin their the outstanding frosh performer single victory hope of jthe year on last fall at end and was headed the B Y U game Here's how the Farmer! perfor a sreat year Returning lettermen — Eleven In formed last season: Utah State 0 Washington State all must work in the backfield 33 They include Bob Adams quarter Utah State 6 Pacific Marines 27 back Non Johnson Norris Jonn-se- n and Don Machin halfbacks ' Utah State 13 Montana 16 Utah State 0 Wyoming 27 and Tod Carlini fullback LineUtah State 7 Colorado 20 men are Darrell Guthrie end Utah State 6 Colorado A and M Frank Reed and Wendell Smith tackles LeGrand Weaver guard 28 Utah State 22 B Y U 8 Owen Jones and LaVell Edwards Utah State 19 Montana State 14 centers Utah State 0 Utah 34 Of those lettermen only Non Utah State 12 Arizona 27 Johnson was a regular with CarTotal points: Utah State 106 oplini and Weaver Transfers—Here efforts of the ponents 208 Aeeie coaching staff are bearing good fruit! The list includes John Rudovich Gary incuana ana lew from Arizona univer McCreery sity ends Ed LaClair from North j Carolina State arrd Drew Haight Counes Ari Jim BAC tackles: zona Joe ' Daneu and Ahmed Romieh North Carolina State and 1950 Gerry Goddard B A C guards xSeptcmber 16— Nevada univerMarvin Sorenson Arizona center Backfield transfers include sity at Logan 23 — Wyoming State xSepternber Dan Russell Arizona Billy Hoare Logan Temple Milt DeMello Weber Jr at September 30— Wichita univercollege quarterbacks Joe Cippola Kansas New York halfback Jim Garrett sity at Wichita October 7— Montana State at New Jersey fullback Due to the large number of Bozeman 14 — zOctober Wyoming university transfers and because all are un(homecoming) at Logan tried in "Mink's" 21— Arizona State at xOctober brand of ball Utah State's actual Arizona Tempe strength won't be known until the zOctober 28—Colorado A and M season actually moves under way &t Los ft IT Same Assistants zNovcmber 4— Brigham Young Melinkovich's coaching assist- university at Logan ants will be the same as a year zNovember 11— Denver univer-sit- y at Denver Colorado ago Howard "Tuff" Linford will brief and condition linemen and November 18 — Montana univerPaul Marston will assist with the sity at Missoula Montana 23 — University of backfield chores Marv Bell also zNovember will help until frosh football be- Utah at Salt Lake City gins xNight game The Farmers face a tough zConference game eleven-gam- e schedule during 1950 with the opening game against Ne- International League vada at Logan on September 16 City 8 Springfield 32 and closing with Utah at Salt Lake ' Jersey 10 Rochester Montreal on Nov 23 Besides Nevada the 'Syracuse 3 Baltimore Farmers will meet Washington Buffalo 1 Horonto 3 State Wyoming Colorado A and M and Brigham Young at home Games- away include tilts with Southern Association Wichita Montana State Arizona Chattanooga 6 Mobile 4 Nashville 6 New Orleans 4'3- State Denver Montana and Utah Bob Adams and Barry Flenni-ke- n Memphis 4 Little Rock will share kicking chores over Others not scheduled ' ss five-tim- er 210-pou- ! - semi-regula- rs Here's Farmers Schedule lor Grid Race ' Air This Week Till Sunday 10th Thayne Bros Pine View 3-- - 4-- N school su ppy Elastic Top Gym Trunks $149 Auortsd solars White "Kail Brand" Gym Shoes Suction Cup ct C AC Je- - Spatial "Ball Brand" Gym $339 Shoes 69c 45c Bike Supporters Sweat Sox ' Football she (9-1- 3) Water Skiing Boat Rides 1- -4 3-- 4-- 37 3 8 301 Totals 33 1 8 30 Totals aSingled for JPierce in 10th 010 000 100 1—3 Cleveland 000 000 200 0—3 Chicago X— Murray CarrasqueL RBI— Murray Gordon Zernial 3 3R Doby Gordon Pierce 3B— PhUley HR— Gordon S— Robinson Murray DP— Carrasquel Tax and Robinson: Baker Fox and Robin son Gordon Boone and Easter Winner —Gromek (8-Loser— Pierce 8) nd ar 0 012 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 ' 2 1 Rickertrf 0 3 Maiic 3 0 Car'iquelsa 1 7 Pierce p 1 3 aGoldsb'y J 1 23 190 Tod Carlini e'T Jr Ely Nevada 198 Ruhterford N J 0 20 6' Jim Garrett Soph 19 170 0 5'9" Eldon Quinney Logan Utah Soph 'Denotes number of letters coach Howard Linford Paul Mars ton assistGeorge Melinkovich ' ants er footballs up 1 49 349 500 All Rubber Basketballs Plastic and Leather Brief Cases 489 095 335 Up 335 Levi' p Up WCROSS CO: SPORTING GOODS 2242 Wcsh Blvd Phone 5442 |
