Show OB THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- UTAH SUNDAY MORNING OGDEN ' SPOPJS DIAL R NOVEMBER 1959 22 lujack in Mew Role 1 S t V f 1 ' Calitoraia Wh These Days 20-1- der — wonder whatever happened to Jack Armstrong the can boy and Johnny Lujack the football player v Armstrong the adventurous radio serial hero overcame every pitfall but television But Lujack now 34 and a success ful auto dealer has parlayed his football background into a seasonal i ' job as one of the TV commentators ! l v for the New York Giants of the Na tional League' "We didn't use the slot back when I played pro ball (with the Chicago Bears) and the defenses of today READY TO TEST NAVY were just developing then but the Army and Navy clash in their traditional football game at Philagame hasn't changed much in eight delphia next Saturday The Cadets will pin their victory hopes on years It thrills me now just as Bob Anderson left and Joe Caldwell The game will attract a sellmuch as it did then" says Johnny out crowd of better than 90000 The Cadets are seven point Dame quarterback the o favorites who was in 1950 of one nine former NFL is Johnny players employed by the CBS net work in its weekly series of pro FOOTBALL telecasts They mostly take the role commonly referred to as the "color man" but which has become a position for ah analyst especial ly with the growing trend to use former athletes as commentators Lujack fills the spot as adeptly as he did the quarterback role when --old as an sophomore he lead Washington's Huskies into the took over the Notre Dame team in By Fred Down United Press International n Rose Bowl Washington's defense 1943 and finished guiding Wisconsin and Washington held State's Keith Lincoln to only the Irish to a 1 record His clinched the rival berths in the years '46 and '47 came Rose Bowl Missouri won the Big 33 yards running and two passing after a stretch in the service and the game Eight's bid to the Orange Bowl during Phil Snowden passed throughout his career four pro sea Quarterback and Lousiana State received an insons included he played defense as vitation from the Sugar Bowl yes- for one touchdown and set up the well as offense other as Missouri gained its first terday on a college football card bowl berth in 10 TIME TO THINK years Kansas drove also marked by the defeats of Southto line one in late the the yard ern California and Penn State "I loved to play football but I fourth period but the march fizzled would never recommend two-wa- y UCLA sprang one of the major The own worst were their Jayhawks of season the for a by handing surprises quarterback especially play second-ranke- d Southern California enemies losing the ball five times in the pros" Lujack said "The its first loss 10-- 3 Syracuse which on fumbles Prentice Guatt and man that calls the plays needs time clobbered Boston University 46--0 Ron Hartline accounted for 168 o think talk to the coaches and thus remained the only unbeaten yards rushing as Oklahoma wal- plan strategy and untied major power in the loped Iowa State but the Sooners "And if a quarterback could run country The Orange faces UCLA were ineligible for the bowl bid be- up to the pressbox when the ball cause they played at Miami Fla on Dec 5 changes hands he'd really be in Wisconsin won the Big Ten's last Jan 1 business The view from up high Rose Bowl bid by defeating MinCANNON SHINES AGAIN is entirely different from that on nesota 11-- 7 Washington clinched halfback Billy Can- the bench and 1 seriously believe the West Coast's invitation to Pas- non's run LSU's that the head coach equipped with adena Calif with a 20--0 victory first touchdown in produced telephone could run his club third period over Washington State Missouri and fullback EarltheGros much better from up there ran 22 defeated Kansas 13-- 9 to win the Big is especially true today "This for the other score after yards Eight's bid to the Orange Bowl and Tulane threatened coaches delegate much head since repeatedly in the of Louisiana State received its invita first half The their authority to assistants Sugar Bowl Commit tion to the Sugar Bowl after a 14-- 6 tee will not extend While I'm working in the TV booth its other invi triumph over Tulane find I myself often drawing plays tation until Nov 28 when MissisPenn State the nation's fifth d team mentally and wondering why the sippi the nation's ranking team and a' strong con which suffered a 3 loss to LSU quarterback on the field isn t using tender for the Liberty Bowl in Phil during the Southeastern Conference them adelphiaDec 19 suffered its sec season ends its schedule against "But I don't think it's my job ond loss of the season when beatto second guess him I know what Mississippi State en 22-- 7 by Pittsburgh Bob Clemens raced 35 yards and it's like to have a beefy tackle Texas Christian routed Rice 35--6 Fred Cox just when I sprang loose for 86 yards step in front of me and accepted a bid to the in the receiver a open then o lead Pittsburgh to its upset of spotted Bowl in Houston Tex Dec 10 the yards because pass by Penn State Penn State with Quar miss 19 and Clemson clinched the Atobscured was vision terback my lantic Coast Conference champion- not scoreRichie Lucas shackled did "Passing incidentally is in my until the third period ship and an almost certain bowl opinion the hardest phase of the ulla capitalized on a 1 bid with a win over Wake interference penalty in the game for a TV viewer to follow Forest in other games involving pass fourth period that enabled the The cameramen amaze me the way bowl teams Bruins to get a first down on the thev manage to stay with the ball seven-yar- d BOWL HOPES FADE line Three Dlavs later but they can't follow both the ball Illinois ended Northwestern's fullback Ray Smith plunged over and developing pass pattern l try the hopes of sharing the Big Ten title to snap a 3 tie before 85917 fans to explain between plays why detne to was beat able with Wisconsin by scoring a 28-- 0 in Memorial Coliseum The contro- receiver defenders the or backs fense why upset Oregon State ruined Ore- versial pass penalty was called to break up the play" able were halfback last faint Trojan of West the gon's hopes Jerry against 14 Coast bid to the Rose Bowl with Traynham after USC quarterback HAS OWN IDEAS I a 15-- 7 victory and Oklahoma won wiuie Wood intercepted the ball Jonnny who lives in Davenport the Big Eight championship and Larry Terrell ran 95 yards with Iowa with his wife and three childprevented Iowa State from claiming a fumble as TCU scored its seventh ren still goes to many Notre Dame an Orange Bowl bid with a 2 victory in nine starts and George gaes and also a good many in Iowa t triumph usry ran 73 yards with an inter Citv where the University or lowa 9 Notre Dame beat Iowa cepted pass as Clemson rallied in plays What does he think of the Kentucky downed Tennessee 20--0 the last four minutes to win the college game? Harvard scored a surprising 35--6 ACC championship "I would like to see a return to A crowd of 66053 at the bowl triumph over Yale and Michigan free substitution" he said 4 defeated Ohio State in other game in New Haven Conn saw complete 'This lining up and having to re feature games quarterback Charley Ravenal and before going in the game irks Wisconsin won its first undisputed halfback Chet Boulris score two port me and free substitution guaran Big Ten football championship since touchdowns each as Harvard won tees that the best man at each po 1912 when quarterback Dale Hack- - the Big Three championship Har on the field sition is 6 at halftime also wouldalways bart led an scoring drive vard leading like to see the college in the final nine minutes Hackbart scored once in the third period and officials given more authority to plunged over himself from the one added three touchdowns only seven call timeouts In the pros an of yard line for the touchdown and minutes apart in the fourth to ficial con call time at his discrethen passed for the two-poicon beat Yale for the second straight tion This keeps the clock from version Minnesota which had won year running indiscriminately and proBill Gundy' s only one conference game all sea pass to vides the fans with more plays per son took the lead on the fourth play Alan Rozycki lifted Dartmouth to ' : game of the game on a pass from a 12-- 7 victory over Princeton Capt Johnny who once was the sum Sanford Stephens to Arhe Bom Harvey Brookins gained 180 yards mer radio replacement for Jack stad Karl Holzwarth's field in leading Columbia to a 6 dein "The Adventures of Armtsorng goal in the third period produced cision over Rutgers Maryland rout- Johnny Luiack " looks like an av 2 ed Virginia Wisconsin s first points Lafayette beat well-bui- lt He businessman Bob Schloredt who lost the sight Lehigh 28--6 Delaware edged out erage he smokes and wears big glasses of one eye in a boyhood accident Bucknell 22-- 6 and South Carolina ' ' ciears 12-7 gained 209 yards rushing and pass defeated North Carolina State But to the youngsters of another ing and scored one touchdown to in other games eeneration he 11 always be the all American boy who was the football player the man who stopped the great Doc Blanchard head-o- n in the open field to save that famous 0 tie with Army in STANFORD Calif (UPD-Ca- li-i f ornia's late scoring surge nipped 7 in the 62nd annual Stanford big game yesterday to nullify one of 20-1- all-Ame- ri- ca 1 J ex-Not- re all-pr- ROUNDUP Huskies Badgers to Clash at P asadena 18-ye- ar mid-seas- all-Amer- 9-- - 7 All-Ameri- ca 45-ya- rd " third-ranke7-- Blue-Bonn- et 46-ya- rd 33-3- 3-- 35-1- 20-1- 23-1- 8-- 80-ya- rd nt - last-minu- te 57-ya- rd 26-1- 22-ya- rd 55-1- all-Amer- ica Mini Runs Wild in - 0-- v ti ti "1 34 Game Wifh Wilekafs CHAMPAIGN 111 (UPI)-IUi- nois played football for the last time under coach Ray Eliot yesterday and burst northwestern's Rose Bowl bubble in a 28-- 0 rout A capacity crowd of 65697 came to see a close match that would help decide the Big Ten championship but instead watched the Illini defeat their traditional rivals with monotonous ease It was revenge for the Illini who were knocked out of a Rose Bowl bid by Northwestern in 1950 The defeat also knocked Northwestern which had led the Big Ten from the start of the season from first place to fifth in the final standings Illinois finished in a tie for third with Purdue The Illini delivered a steady one-tw- o punch of fullback Bill Brown 1946 the game for the junior fullback whose scoring plunge in the final second last week delayed Wisconsin's rush to the conference title The twin victories ended Flint's coaching career at least for the time being The Illini's coach since 1942 is changing jobs next year and will become the university's assistant athletic director Eliot the dean of Big Ten coaches had coached the Illini to conference championships in 1948 1951 and 1953 game During the drive Patten and Scattiri were the big "ball packers with Scattini pounding over frcnj the three California a five-poiunderdog won its 27th victory in the 62 years of the game Stafford has wen 25 and 10 have been ties Stanford 0 0 14 S— 17 California 0 14 0 6—23 Cal— Barsotti 43 pass from Crow (Ostrander kick) Cal—Patton 15 pass from Crow (Ostrander kick) Stan— Face 3 run (Face kick) Stan— Burford 10 pass from No man (Face kick) Stan— Face field goal from 23 Cal— Scattini 2 run (run failed) the greatest passing performances in college grid history by Dick ' Norman of the Indians S ( Stanford was stopped near the goal line just before the half and again with only six yards to go as the game ended with 90000 fans in hysteria Trailing 14-- 0 at the halftime Stanford came ripping back to deadlock the count at the end of the 4 third quarter and go ahead on Skip Face's field goal from the 23 early in the fourth Then the bruising Bear ground game piloted by quarterback Wayne Crow pushed the Stanford line aside on a march that won the when game Jerry Scattini romped it — —J V u —— over from the two But it' was Norman who was the LAST FIGHT— In what is believed Max Baer's last picture the late heavyweight hero in defeat The nation's out champion who died yesterday of a heart attack in Hollywood kneels beside Dale standing intercollegiate aerial ex- 10-3 Nichols 12 of the Crippled Children's Home in Phoenix Ariz Baer refereed the pert completed 33 out of 37 passes o one with Folley-AlonzZora Johnson fight on Wednesday night Baer also is shown above interception The other national leaders on in his fighting pose in 1935 shortly after he lost his title to Jim Braddock-(A- P Stanford's team Face and Chris Wirephoto) Burford also fared well Burford upped his receptions for the year to 60 with 11 yesterday and Face who had 89 points enter LOS ANGELES (LTD — UCLA d ing yesterday's game scored 11 capitalized on a ca&s in- more to bring his total for the year terference penalty in the fourth pe-to an even 100 riod yesterday to score the game's It was a brilliant ball came for only touchdown and knock Southern the two clubs who have been kicked California from the ranks of the around all season After pushing undefeated by a 10-- 3 score n each other around in midfield all With the UCLA" Bruins on their during the first quarter California own 41 injured tailback Bill Kill-m- er scored twice in the second cut loose with a pass covering DJ The first score came on a nearly half the field It was intendpass from Crow to end Gael Bar ed for Marv Luster with USC quarsotti The next also was a pass terback Willie Wood Intercepting from Crow to Billy Patton from the But the officials ruled Trojan halfof One the oddities of this programi 10— and it appeared that Crow was back Jerry Traynham interfered about to steal Norman's thunder with the receiver was the fact that Maxie was paid That gave UCLA a first down oa During that first half Crow com off in silver dollars pleted eight for eight for 151 yards the seven and UCLA fullback Ray Just a few days ago Baer phoned During the same time Norman had Smith pushed the ball over in three the writer from his Sacramento 16 for 18 for 182 yards—with no plays By Al Warden Standard-Examine- r Trailing 3 from the first six nome He made it a point to cnat touchdowns Sports Editor But Norman took over in the sec- minutes until the fourth period A heart attack Saturday ended the colorful career of with me about every four weeks ond half in the aerial department UCLA first tied the score on a In our conversation he said He set up the first Stanford touchfield goal by Ivory Jones and Max Adelbert Baer 50 the boxing cham he was phone to don tuxedo and the down with 45 a to end then the disputed touchdown pass yard gained going pion of the world Baer who had suffered two mild attacks trirnmings and referee the Folley Ben Robinson Face scored from before 85917 fans in Memorial Colithe three seum earlier was stricken while shaving in his room at the Hol Johnson heavyweight fight at Phoe- Stanford tied it up on a The defeat snapped a streak cf lywood Roosevelt Hotel He died about 45 minutes after lux pass from Norman to Burford eight straight victories for Southa doctor arrived Baer had hundreds of friends in Stanford then went in front to ern California that had boosted the Baer arrived in Hollywood last pletely paralyzed and unable to talk Utah Last June he was the ref the roar of the crowd with Face's Trojans to second place nationally field goal from the 23 which barely Killmer did not get into the game event wrestling cleared Thursday for a series of TV com- was presented with three auto eree of mam the crossbars 33 yards In the first half because of an mercials Max was born February graphed baseballs by the former matches in Salt Lake City and Po-- away ankle injured in a physical educaBut the solid California line was tion class during the week And 11 1909 in Omaha Neb and was champion Tears rolled out of the catello Idaho" h of ancestry eyes of the youth to say "thank He was slated to open a four not to be denied as it rocked and when he did come in for the secrolled without a pass the 63 yards ond half be was wearing sneakers The family moved to Livermore you to the lormer champ week run as one of the stars of a to the touchdown Calif when Max was a youngster that won theinstead of deated shoes During his visit of last June he minstrel show in Las Vegas shortly He spent his youth working in a teamed with Sheriff LeRoy Hadley butcher shop carrying heavy slabs in a bowling match at White City after the first of the year of meat lanes against Chief of Police Mau Max idolized young boys and 80 rice Schooff and the City Manager girls During his career Baer had fights in 12 years He won 66 of Walton Taylor Hadley and Baer Baer put $250000 of his earnings them 51 via kayo lost by a few pins of his fight with Joe Louis into! Maxie often told the writer his PRAISED DEMPSEY was in the satisfaction annuities more than 23 years ago j ring greatest A year ago last June when Ogden achieved when he kayoed Max Utah honored Jack Dempsey The annuity is worth more than j Schmeling of Germany back in 1933 and with a testimonial dinner at the $320000 to his widow and children WAS FANCY DRESSER Ogden Golf and Country Club Baer now Max spent most of last August 28 Max was a fancy dresser pur was one of the speakers He stole with the writer in San Francisco He the show chasing suits by the dozen We 20 occupied Maxie the had minutes press seats for the liked expensive automobiles For Fullmer fight His brother Buddy was also a capacity dinner crowd in stitches Carman Basilio-Gen- e together wound his He won never but up speech by saying heavyweight fighter In my 40 plus years as a sports the crown "Jack Dempsey when the good Max won the title by kayoing Lord made you He must have writer it has been my good forPrimo Camera in 11 rounds June thrown the mold away There wil tune to rub elbows with hundreds 14 1934 in New York City never be another fighter like you' of the world's leading athletes Max Baer was one of the finest With tears in his eyes Maxie Baer lost the crown to James J of the group a true friend a genon the and cheek Braddock less than a year later in kissed Dempsey tleman and truly a credit to the 1935 sat down world of sports 's Back in 1934 Max attended Shortly after the Braddock fight he flew to Washington D C and first rodeo As a guest of married Mary Ellen Sullivan a Harman W Peery he rode in the Catholic girl parade A spectator tossed a fire The is survived by cracker under Max s mount and his brother Buddy two sisters his the horse ran away QUGTr IHUSRH5H the parade wife two sons Max Jr and Jim The day following 27-with mv and a daughter Maudie Baer 8 Mayor Peery presented ' - The writer first met Max Baer a handsome trophy of a cowboy at Reno Nev back in 1931 when riding a bucking horse Mayor LITTLE ROCK Ark (UPD-Bowlb- ound Jack DemDsev staged the this had Arkansas unleashed a placed engraving Peery er between Baer and Paulino Hz on the trophy: "To Max Baer for fleet of jackrabbit backs on Texas 670x15 cudun of Spain Baer lost the de his sensational ride down Washing Tech yesterday to bury the West cision ton Boulevard July 24 1934 Texans 27-- 8 and finish the season in and a fire The trophy was lost with an 2 mark equaling the OFTEN VISITED OGDEN was replaced by Mayor Peery This season in Razorback hisMaxie visited Ogden many times was one of Baer's most cherished tory His most recent visit was last June tronhies Senior quarterback James Monwhen he attended the 15th annual and Max II War World roe During engineered the Porker speed on All- Ogden Standard-Examiner'- s Lz l his - brother Buddy appeared in first-hal- f drives of 59 and 40 yards America boys' game u As Low As times They were ser and halfback Jarrell Williams He spent one week in Utah and Ogden many in the Air Corps twisted 31 yards to another touchhad Ogden Rotarians in stitches geants down as the Porkers took a 21-AS REFEREE SERVED when he appeared as their speaker halftime lead While in Utah last June Baer Max served as referee of the Arkansas next stop will be eithserved as honored guest at a base- Jackie Burke-Henr-y Armstrong the Gator Bowl where er have ball game featuring Salt Lake City fight at Affleck Park during already accepted a Jan they 2 date or and San Diego One of his assign World War n Armstrong gained the Cotton Bowl if Texas A&M ments was to give away six dozen a close decision beats Texas Thanksgiving One of Baer's first exhibition proautographed baseballs on Safeway a stores night grams after winning the title from Prior to his assignment Max Primo Camera was staged at Og bov in a den Stadium under the direction of spotted a The Commuter is built for plenty cf traction "when the wheelchair The youngster" Peery and Pioneer days yet rolls along smoothly and going gets "rough" quietly on dry pavement Exclusive "S" type tread nt O ' 17-1- 68-ya- rd UclsnsGain "- - i j Win Over Troiaris °ji 46-var- M Sprts Wbr I© 43-ya- rd He Visited Ogden Many Times Rode in Pioneer Days Parade 0-- 31-ya- rd 10-ya- rd German-Jewish-Scotc- mik VAIURACTA! 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