Show 9 Wyoming Whips Utah Indians f Before 23325 Fans 53-1- 3 i Good Fellows Get Together Indiana Trims lJ:Z ' ' Eddie Talboom Thrills Big Crowd With Unusual Skyline Six Performance ' Notre Dame By 20-- 7 Score BLOOMINGTON AP) — A stoked-u- p Ind Oct 12 Indiana university team burned big holes through Notre Dame's line today for a 20 to 7 victory that guaranteed the losers their worst season since 1945 Bobby Robertson Indiana halfback scored twostocky of the touchdowns with the help of some of the crispest blocks ever thrown by an I U football team Notre Dame looking sluggish jin comparison with Indiana's prancing Hoosiers was three touchdowns behind before it showed any of the resistance generally Irish teams expected of scored-o- n It was the first time Indiana had beaten Notre Dame since 1906 and the sellout crowd enfrolicked on the gridiron long after the final gun It was the first time Notre Dame had lost two games in one season since 1945 Its previous loss this year was to Purdue another Hoosier state rival 28 to 14 A bit of irony was noted in Notre Dame's inability to stop the high knee drives of Robertson whose home is only a few miles from the Notre Dame campus He ripped off 195 yards in 18 carries and scored Indiana's third touchdown with an run down the sidelines He turned a complete somersault scoring the second from the four-yar- d mark A punt return by Eugene Gedman set up Indiana's first touchdown in the first six minutes of the game Indiana scored in seven plays from the Notre Dame 19 with the left handed Lou D Archille passing seven yards to end Don Lust for the marker Notre Dame perked up for its lone touchdown after quarterback Williams was hurt in the third quarter John Mazur replaced him and passed 21 yards to end Jim Mutscheller on the Indiana 18 Williams came back and sneaked to a first down Gidel Gander scored from the eight yard stripe Bv A I Warden SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 22 1950 Talboom Gives Colorful Performance Two of I 'tali's colorful coaches of other days Tommy left and Nelson Norgren right were spectators at the Fltzpatrick game Saturday afternoon Norgren coached from 1914 through 1918 and Fltzpatrick from 1918 through the 1924 season Fltzpatrick is now associated with the Oakland school system and Norgren is one of the I coaches at the University of Chicago Utah-Wyomi- ng Some 23325 stunned fans ass In zone for Utah's second tally Pets point was good Two Other Tallies the and watched weather sunny The Cowboys got it back a half greatest football machine ever asdozen plays later Cera Gale sembled in th Cowboys state rammed through the line for sevsmash Utah's hapless Indians eral substantial gains With the One Man Team ball on Wyoming's 32 Harry Talboom playing less than three Geldien broke away for a touchquarters tallied four touchdowns down run Talboom again added pitched one touchdown pass set the extra point up ethers booted five conversions fourth period was drab unand ran streaks through Utah's for- tilThe Geldien started hurling passes ward wall One for 45 yards It was This cool performer ably assist- nailedwas good McConnell star end' by ed by brilliant pass catching and who played a whale of the a game The stellar blocking on the part of his final touchdown resulted from anteammates outclassed the Indians other Geldien pass again to Mcall the way It was good for 40 It was one of the worst shellack- Connell Talboom added another pointyards aa a ings ever suffered by a Utah team climax to a brilliant performance — Both Jack Curtice in his first year one of the greatest ever witnessed at Utah coach and Bowden Wyatt on a Utah gridiron mentor cleared the Wyoming Utah lost her first decision to benches But the game was all Wyoming back in 1948 13-- 0 In CowThe three deep Wyoming 1920 the teams played a scoreless boys have what it takes in the tie in Salt Lake Down Skyline conference and outside the the years Utah has on 22 through lost two loop too tied one The Utes have The victory virtually sewed up and scored 835 points as against 123 the conference title for the Cow- for Wyoming Prior to Saturday boys for the second time in a row Wyoming had scored only 70 points Utah was rated the rd i Wildcats Will Report ior Court Drills "Quarterback Club" Needed for Wildcats Weber college's dream of becoming a four-yecollege took a big stride toward realization last Thursday when the state board of examiners sanctioned $1150000 in funds for new buildings on the new campus east of Harrison Blvd The board of examiners made up of Governor J Bracken Lee to time for athar 4- - Clinton D Vernon attorney gen era! and Heber Bennion Jr secre tary of state voted unanimously in favor of Weber s funds College Next This is the big step Ogdenites have been waiting for It means that in a short time Weber college will become a four year institution and that competition in sports will be carried on with senior schools of the Rockies and west It is no dream when fans say that one of these days soon Weber college will be meeting Utah Utah State B Y U and other colleges on the football and basketball courts as well as in baseball and track and field porta This has long been the goal of President H A Dixon of Weber college and Ogden boosters "Quarterback Club" With such a program offered in the immediate future Ogdenites should get back of Weber college more than ever before A "Quarterback club" composed of leading business men former athletes and just plain Mr Citizen would do a lot to provide a smooth road by providing scholarships and jobs lor athletes attending the school Utah B Y V and Utah State are all carrying on similar programs Bleacher Athletics are assisting the Utes and the "Buck A Month" club is providing funds and scholarships at Utah State Brig-haYoung also has an organization that is delivering Proof recent game with Utah which resulted in a 8 tie NLive Wires' Needed Director of Athletics Reed Knute Swenson football coaches Milt Mecham Clare Anderson and Jim Foulger need the help of "live wire Ogdenites NOW The men guiding the destinies of weoer college in sports have two strikes against them before they start these days simply because tney naven t been able to match scholarships with the senior col-- of the state leges ' A "Quarterback club" with lead ing men guiding the organization is just what the doctor ordered An organization of this kind will stimulate new interest in sports J' kereabuots and at the same time assist Weber College in getting over rough hurdles between now and the time the Wildcat lair becomes a four year institution I Ctvie Pride Noted In Salt Lake City the majority of a the members of Bleacher Athletics I are former stars of colleges out of the state of Utah These gentlmen have shown an abundance of civic pnde In lending assistance to the I Indians and their athletic teams I This corner is highly in favor mof the immediate formation of "Quarterback club" A year from I now Weber college will dedicate her new stadium Under present plans this game will be second on the fall schedule and will feature colorful Compton College and 1 Weber College The Compton band and pep club should be invited to the dedica- tion game Sure Weber took it on I the chin by a lop sided score a few I ago at the hands of Compton ' days so did the Phillies in the world series E Weber must maintain the best between now competition - and the timepossible she becames a sen- ior school In order to achieve that I goal citizens of Ogden must rally to the cause Job for Athletes surely there are enough business firms in Ogden willing and ready m 28-2- - ! provide part jobs letes One of the duties of the "Quarterback club" would be to carry on a schedule guaranteed to bring these results Compton's game with Weber College in Ogden in 1949 was one of the most colorful games ever staged in this city Weber college just simply can't afford to slip back into competition it was provided six years ago That would be a step backward Credit to Northern Utah The new stadium when com pleted will be a credit to Ogden ana nortnern Utah If Weber is to feature competition such as was the case six years ago she might as well forget finishing the stadium lne best in competition and an assist from merchants and sports ooosters of ugden will provide the lift the Wildcats need to remain "big time" in junior college compe tition If the fee Is $1 per month or even $5 or more for membership in the proposed Quarterback club this corner Is ready to lay it on the line I'm sure hundreds of other Ogdenites will respond with flying colors Yes siree let's start the ball Let's not rolling in Ogden waste any time A year ahead is needed to make Ogden one of the finest collegiate sports towns in this fine state of Utah Weber college hoopsters will answer the call for basketball Monday Oct 30 Coach Reed Knute Swenson announced Saturday night Highlights of the 1950-5- 1 schedule include a road trip into Oregon and Washington This series is scheduled between Dec 11 and Siy Dec 21 Compton college will be entertained on the Weber court on Dec 23 The Wildcats will again compete in the northern division of the er — Saturday Football Finals I Fan-hand- le Ohioans Batter to Gophers El Monte Picks Officers for 1951 Season Sub Leaves Bench To Stop Scoring Play at Portland 38-ya- rd vf underdog against the Laramie outfit but some ardent backers of the Indians hoped their passing attack would upset the Puncher s running attack I Wyatt surprised the Utes right off the bat by passing them blind Talboom's accurate tosses backed the Indians against their goal posts in we nrst period and they stayed there most of the afternoon Only two scoring thrusts — one pass interception and one long run — were mustered by the Indians Wyoming smashed over for 14 first downs rushing and ten from Utah managed only three passing from rushing and five from passing Wyoming gained 259 yards passing and 290 yards rushing against 105 and 72 for Utah respectively Cowboys Start Early A long kickoff pushed Utah back to its goal line and resulted in Wyfirst touchdown Mitt oming's Smith punted out but got only 40 yards The Cowboys then came roaring back with Talboom a pass to Dewey McConnell hurling on the three Talboom sneaked around nght end for the touchdown His placement was blocked With the opening of the second quarter Wyoming climaxed a drive when Talboom pitched a aenai to Farker in the end zone Talboom's placement was wide The Cowboys then turned the game into a rout by smashing over another score two minutes later vaughan Hilpp set up the tally by stealing a loose ball out of the air and running 20 yards to Utah's Wyoming back in 1909 13-- 0 In to the eight and Talboom smashed off tackle for the score The extra point placement was good Mitt Smith's fine punt backed the Cowboys against their own goal line midway through the second period Talboom partially tackled passed and the ball was intercepted by Bruce Warburton who sprinted the necessary ten yards for Utah's first score Don Peterson's placement was wide I The third stanza was wild and Gale got away for an woolly run and Talboom passed tri Parker to move the ball to Utah's l Talboom smashed over from the one yard line after a series of plays again put Utah in danger Talboom added the extra point George Bean provided Utah's biggest gain of the day with a brilliant run down the sideline to Wyoming's 25 Dave Cunningham although rushed banged a pass to Gene Plaga in the end against the Indians Summary: Utah University Ends — Peterson Kalicki Price Kosmata Morris Tackles — Westort Brunetti Clay Goodrich D'Ambrosio Tan-ga- ra Vondette Deneria K Palmer Guards — McLeese Brown And-ru- s Cahoon Fitzgerald B Palmer Mooney Sheehy Warburton Centers — J Dublinski Schultx Moody Quarterbacks —Cunningham and Smith Halfbacks — Plaga Matthews Sukowicz Bernson Dawson Fullbacks — Bean Earl McGee McKnight Wyoming University Ends— McConnell Parker Jones Drost Hilpp Hewgley Martin Strauch Harp Guards — M Smith Sandstrom Collins Lutterman Baker Reeves Centers — Reeves Townsend Bowers Taylor — Quarterback — Cimniwii w ' n -' Presley W Ingbacks — Gale Manchak Spaulding Peters — t '£illi?ck Pederson Geldien Talboom --— — Fullbacks Neal Melton Wyoming la is Utah 0—13 Wyoming scoring: Touchdowns — Talboom (4) McConnell (2) Gel- convention boom X5) tttah Touchdowns— Warburton scoring: Conversions — PetPlaga erson Statistics of the Wyoming-Uta- h football game: Utah First n taM Off ti rrKr downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts Punting average 24 290 259 25 S 73 105 19 15 1 27 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 424 i 85 15 Colorado College Wins 18-ya- rd 55-yar- r I?&ls Schildgen 70-ya- rd Intermountain Collegiate Athletic association Lawrence Stone Downs Keith Sewell Don Jerry Madson Dee Standard-Examintwo fine action shots of Eddie Talboom Wyoming's Photographer Bob Morris Wallace Lloyd Draayer and Sterbrilliant back during the S3 to 13 massacre of snapped the Indians at Utah stadium Saturday Top photo shows Eddie Talboom extreme right scoring the first touchdown Lex McKee (39) Is the Utah player Lower ling Gardner were lost via graduation and their brogans will be hard shows Talboom skirting the Utah left end for the third touchdown — photo to fill 4 Darrell Tucker and Dale Young Miami (O) 42 Butler 7 failed to return to school Michigan Central 33 Depauw 20 Despite the loss of these fine Kent State 35 Ohio university performers Coach Swenson will 13 have Don Dinsdale Larry Wood Indiana State 27 Indiana CenKentucky 34 Villanova 7 Glen Ashby Dale Gardner Glen By Associated Press Rutgers 42 New York univer- tra 7 McEntire Sherman Wayment Basil Far West 0 Beach and Martin Steele back in Wilmington (Pa) 52 Rose Poly 0 Colorado College 13 Colorado sity Fordham 27 West Virginia 23 uniform Michigan Normal 13 Ball State 0 State 0 25 12 Vermont Rochester (Indiana) "Many fine scholastic performers 13 53 Utah Wyoming 32 Akron uni 13 of last season have enrolled and Vernon Mount 7 Juniata Haverford U 21 C L A Stanford li 19 Miliwill bid for posts on our new col26 Scranton versity Pennsylvania California 27 Oregon State 0 lege team" said Coach Swenson Muskingum 49 Wooster 7 tary college 0 Reed 13 George Fox 7 "Basketball is just arbund the Valpariso 60 Carthage 0 Rhode Island State 38 MassaWilliam-ett- e Lewis 20 and Clark corner and the biggest season ever Central Michigan 33 Depauw 20 27 chusetts 6 university is anticipated by the Wildcats" Rensselaer Polytechnic institute Southwest Western (Colo) State 34 13 Worchester Tech 0 Baylor 26 Texas Tech 12 (Okla) A & M 19 Oklahoma 58 Kansas State 0 Eastern New Mexico 35 Adams Philadelphia 9 Kings Point 6 Texas 19 Arkansas 14 Western Maryland 29 Dickinson (Colo) 7 New Mexico Western 51 New Eastern Washington 7 Puget 13 48 Kutztown (Pa) State Teachers Mexico Highlands 0 0 Sound 0 Southwest (Okla) 34 Central Western Washington 47 Pacific 12 Trenton (NJ) State Teachers 0 (Okla) 21 MINNEAPOLIS Oct 21 (UP)— Lutheran 0 West Texas state 39 Sam HousOhio State battered Minnesota into East Carnegie tech 14 Allegheny 13 Ithaca 7 Cortland State Teach- ton 18 34 Columbia QJ 48 to 0 before complete submission Pennslyvania ers 6 52115 fans today — the worst pastCorneU 7 Yale 0 Sooth Johns Hopkins 13 Catholic uniWilliams 21 Bowdoin 13 ing the usually powerful Golden Washington and Lee 47 Davidson ever received from the versity 13 (tie) Colby 6 Trinity 0 12 'Gators Tip Vanderbilt Gophers 52 6 Buffalo 21 Norwich Brooklyn Buckeyes Loyola (Montreal) Tennessee 14 Alabama 9 NASHVILLE New Hompshire 14 Springfield 0 Tenn The victory more than salved 20 Oct 21 Virginia 26 V M I 13 19 0 (UP) — Florida's 'Gators ambled the revenge-ben- t Tufts Ohioans Middlebury the Army 49 Harvard 0 Wake Forest 13 George Washingout of the swamp of football ob- 28 to 0 upset they sufferedforfrom 43 International American ton 0 Navy 27 Southern California 14 Lowell Textile 7 scurity today to shatter previously Minnesota last year The BuckMaine 16 Connecticut 7 North Carolina State 16 Maryunbeaten Vanderbilt 31 to 27 and eyes used a large bag of tricks in 16 Dartmouth 14 Syracuse 34 Holy Cross 27 13 Lehigh land seaadd another shocker to the Montclair State Teachers 28 New the air and on the ground and left Princeton 34 Brown 0 Duke 41 Richmond 0 son's flood of upsets1 Britain State Teachers 21 the Gophers with only the bag Colgate 23 Bucknell 12 Furman 21 The Citadel 7 West Liberty 26 Rider 6 Georgia Tech 20 Auburn 0 St Lawrence 39 Hofstra 26 Washington (Md) college 13 16 Indiana (Pa) Teachers Randolph Macon 0 Slippery Rock (Pa) Teachers 7 Tulane 27 Mississippi 20 Westminster (Pa) 19 Grove Florida 31 Vanderbilt 27 City 0 Florida A St M 14 North CaroDelaware State 0 Lincoln (Pa) lina A & T 9 fO (tie) State 12 Hampton InVirginia Ursinus 35 Swarthmore 14 7 stitute Memphis state 20 Southwestern Randolph Macon 13 Washington (La) 0 (Md) college 0 7 Howard (D C) John C William it Mary54 Virginia tech Smith 6 0 Howard (Ala) 35 Southwestern Potomac state (W Va) 30 Con-- (Tenn) 6 (W Va) 0 cord Florida A & M 14 North CaroXavier (La) college 48 Lane 0J lina A C T 9 Southern Illinois university 14 Midwest Illinois Normal 14 (tie) Indiana 20 Notre Dame 7 Iowa 33 Purdue 21 Oberlin 52 Hamilton 9 Cincinnati 48 Western Reserve 6 Illinois 20 Washington 13 Michigan 26 Wisconsin 13 Michigan State 34 Marqquette 6 Ohio State 48 Minnesota 0 Temple 26 Wayne 0 Hanover 34 Manchester 13 Centre 9 Wabash 7 Toledo 32 Bradley 20 PORTLAND Ore Oct 21 St Procupiuous 12 Wisconsin Willamette A substitute (AP) Tech 6 who just couldn't stand it broke Western Kentucky 41 Georgetown (Ky) 13 onto the playing field to stop a! Ft Hays (Kans) State 26 Quincy Lewis and Clark touchdown (111) 25 Hamline 17 St Mary's (Minn) 8 today but his team went down North Dakota 21 South Dakota to a 20-- 8 defeat anyway State 21 (tie) frank Cox of Lewis and Western Michigan 26 WashingClark grabbed a pass and was! ton (St Louis) 7 touchdown Missouri Mines 47 Northeast elf on a Missouri 7 play in the fourth quarter when Nebraska 19 Perm State Willamette's Paul Jewell sophoWichita 17 Drake 14 more halfback raced from the Missouri 20 Iowa State 20 (tie) Kansas 40 Oklahoma A & M 7 sidelines to down Cox Wttfc m Detroit 13 Tulsa 13 (tie) jarring tackle on the lfL 40 Otterbein 7 Officials counted discovered Heidelberg EI of solf effielal Monte the Golf for 1851 are eJctered above Left to rirht: Mrs v E SSSL state representative Mrs D E club Northwestern 28 Pittsburgh 23 Jewell was a twelfth Willamette nit L Draner secrete Mrs T h Fleming president: Baldwin player on the field and so waved Bawling Green 34 — — uc uHin report me imu season was tfte finest in the History of the Wallace 34 (tie) Cox on across for the score J r the Ute Bowl Saturday in bright erson 83-ya- rd 60-ya- Sports Editor UTAH STADIUM Salt Lake City Oct 21— Eddie Tal boom one of the slickest backs ever to perform in the Rockies engineered the University of Wyoming Cowboys to a 53 to 13 decision over Utah university in the Cowboys' first triumph over the Indians on Utah soil since the teams began their long series back in 1904 Standard-Examine- COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Oct (AP) — for two touchdowns in theHitting second period Colorado college scored a 13-- 0 win today over Colorado State in a Rocky Mountain conference football game The Tiger victory witnessed by 58000 fans moved Colorado State into tie with Idaho State for first place In d sun-warm- ed the conference Noire Dame Maryland Tipped Florida Wins Over Vander bill By William Grimsley Southern California 4 at Balti- YORIt Oct 21 (AP) — j more It was the first victory of ths Once mighty Notre Dame dropped eson for the Middles Wisconsin and Yale saw their its second game of the season to- day — bowing to Indiana 20-- 7 — and records smeared for the first time Wisconsin caught Michigan on upsets again Jarred college foot- -' the rebound from the Army game ball's first 10 Twice-beate- n lTh Wolverines 3 U C L A handed 2nd Iv7wLeue favoJi£-setbacStanford its first ?orn?H 7 of the year fubborn at Los iound Previlin Stanford wss rsted Sixth 2252 yCalifornia Texas and in the last Associated Press poll- - --Jg'fSfi mml?er of the toP Maryland ranked eighth nation- fell before North Carolina 1flfIunenU- 3 State while Illinois smashed T£xrYJvtroubJe' won its Washington No 10 from the ranks -Kentucky of the unbeaten and untied in an 34-s defend-20-1X111"0 intersectional game at Champaign ' coast champions No ing in the nation rolled over Oregon J5 Underdog Florida :iadded its pitch state 27-- 0 y wm mb Texas priming for the meeting campaign ov stunning Vanderbilt to spoil the with Southern Methodist next Commodores' perfect record week had to come from behind to Otherwise 19-scattered gridiron win over Arkansas The activities followed pretty close to Longhorns are ranked seventh ttkt script with Army and OklaOhio State continued its bid for homa extending football's current B g Ten honors by smashing Minnelongest unbeaten streaks at the ex- sota It was the third victory d for the pense of mild opponents Buckeyes Army nationally who have lost only to Southern rolled over Harvard at Cambridge Methodist 49-- 0 la other major midwest games taking it easy In the final half The cadets now have gone 24 leesri subdued Purdue Michigames without a defeat gan State downed Marquette 34-- 8 Oklahoma's Sooners won their and Northwestern topped Pittstwenty-fift- h 3 In mW W crushing burgh Kansas State 58-- 0 Wake Forest remained unbeaten Bobby Robertson who lives only 8f topping George Washington sew miles from the Notre Dame 13-- 0 Other Dixie games saw Tulane 0 campus led fared up Indiana tSpi beat Mississippi Georgia 20-- 0 Duke trumph over the Fighting Irish at fttfl downed Auburn Bloomington He scored two touch- trounced Richmond 41-- 0 and Virdowns and gave an outstanding to beat Virginia Miliginia rallied exhibition tary 26- - i 3 The major surprise in the east The setback following the 4 loss to Purdue assures Notre Dame was the defeat of Dartmouth Qsf defending national champion by little Lehigh of Bethlehem Pa eg 'Us worst season since 1SH5 It Pennsylvania sssst Princeton was the first Indiana victory over furthered t:er Ivy league title the Irish since 1908 hopes with easy identical a sleeping Perm downed Columbia 34--triumphs Meanwhile 0 Navy while giant of a football team rose up Princeton unbeaten and with a violent start and whipped conquered Brown also 34-27-1- NEW j bowl-mind- 'J0 ed 24-1- " 21-- " k bull-Angel- es - 10-all- 4rgtlJh 18-1- 2"??! 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