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Show 3 Tuesday, September 16, 196? NEWS, DESERET emjwhe, r j&v,,? u h y f- r$ - i Oregon beat Utah . rjftie-- -- ! ynyyy 4 iv' '.iU ;.!. v--l ' 1 tw 1 last ; V. & u J ll S would seem that Oregon and Utah, old friends of long standing of 13 games (Orethe two are a gon leads toss-u- p again. In the last four seasons Ore-geand Utah stand at Utah has two of the last three victories which does not establish a trend. The Utes will remember last seasons game for some seasons to come. At Eugene Utah ran over Oregon in all directions, 24 first downs to 11, 355 total yards to 191. 2-- j Ute defenders Warren Tetley, left, Paul White, Mike Rich, Dwight Staten, Mack Powell and Randy Hansen do some 'stunting' for defensive coordinator Jim LaRue. Utes entertain Oregon, Saturday afternoon. 4-- m CINCINNATI, OHIO (UPI) Kathy Whitworth, who won the Wendell-Wes- t Open at Ocean Shores, Wash. Sunday, closed in on Carol Mann in the prize money list of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. (Kathy now has cleared $39,401 to Carols ci So the Utes have that torment to remember as they groom for this one. They know, too, that this will be g better football force than they met in Oregon last year Whea the Ducks went 6 for, the c year. down-and-o- Mann Leads Women yi.i 4 badly on that occasion was behind 14-; Utah then steadied and ' drove 71 yards, some power and some prance to score as the fourth period opened, Tim the ofCollins engineering fense. It was a fitful day at Autzen Stadium, though. Utahs Jim Whitely kicked to Stan Hearn (who is back this year) and Stan ran from the line into tiie end zone to put up the first score even before Utah bad counted its men. In the third quarter Ray Gross spotted Speedy Thomas on a pass and Jim Franklin (who is also back) swiped the ball on the Oregon 32 and raced for the second score. Utah was beating Oregon better passing posture and adequate-catcher- s to increase the air capacity of his Braves. The Ute defense is considred reputable. So, in the first breath, it , & J 14-- 6 Both teams are improved this time and the game will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Salt Lake City sunshine. On these premises the two teams should be rated even. It is the first 1969 game for each club. Coach Jerry Frei of the Ducks says he is stronger at the offense, about the same at defense and will throw the ball to some of the finest receivers hes coached. Utahs Bill Meek says he has Ray Groth with a much f- - t,' ,f - iZ: - 'J i By HACK MILLER Deseret News Sports Editor (?) fmu Thh year. h '- -j i Wes y $40,382). V & WewS.L. Gun Club Gets Second Big Test The new Salt Lake Gun. Club gets its second big test Sept. 20 with the Winchester GayBird Open Toumameni. All classes of shooters are eligible, with beginners having a chance to place on the team. First test for the vast new layout at Redwood Road and Cudahy Lane was the Grand Opening Utah State ATA shoot in August. The clubhouse and facilities have been . finest in the West by many who fired there at the called LANDER, WYO. Ft. Ord Shooter Tops Utah Match (UPI) even teams, including one made up of Astronauts, were named this week to take part in the annual antelope hunt in west central Wyoming Sept. 20. The teams will be composed of three members apiece with each shooter given one bullet to bring down his antelope. ' The winners will get a place of honor at an evening banquet Losprs will be forced to join a group of Shoshone squaws in an Indian dance. The astronaut team will be captained by Jim McDivitt. Members will include Walter and William Cunningham one-sh- ot Phils Lose Tackle i PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The Philadelphia Eagles have lost their veteran defensive tackle, Gary Pettigrew, for at least six weeks. Pettigrew suffered a torn right knee ligament in Sunday's game with the Washington Red- skins. Anders. The Colorado team will be the only squad, composed of Gov. John A. Love and his two sons, Air Force Lieutenant Andy Love, and Dan Love, a resident of Long Island, N.Y. Other teams will represent Wyoming; South Dakota (Gov. Frank Ferrar) Kentucky (Gov. Louie Nunn,) Florida (Gov. Gaude Kirk), and Arizona (Gov. Jack Wil- The summary: Portunato Ancheta, J, 561x2, 700 Wayne Schorzman, 2,53 High resident 2 57. Master Cfist Ord. Calif , 2.547 Expert Ciest 2,49. Sharpshooter 986 Marksman Ft ol famous General winter tires from the most complete line weve ever offered. Then pick a pair of wheels. at the Salt Lake Gun Gub should inform the club of intentions. The elimination tournament will consist of 200 targets, 100 birds each in trap and skeet Contestants may choose either Saturday or Sunday to compete. The top 5 regional shooters will receive shotguns, and a trip to the Eah imas. A special Outdoor Writers Category is slated. $5 will put your foursome on ice until December 1,1969. w Heros a pair f ol concrais IY1AB mnisr cioat SLP I1YGEUS WaVBodCE Gub. Antelope' -S- Those Grand Opening. elimination shoot The will offer a free trip to the Bahamas for competition with Canadian teams for top title. Shooters will compete in two categories: Scratch for Portunato Ancheta, Ft. Ord, those with averages of 95.8 or Calif., captured top honors Utah Strte higher; the handicap category Sunday in the is open to all shooters with .Pistol Championships at the averages lower than 95.8 with Salt Lake Target Range. Ton scores were posted by a handicap system that will offer equal opportunity to all the S'xth Army Pistol Team from Ft. Ord. A total 58 shooters from the western states gathered for the shoot. Sponsor was the Utah State Rifle and Pistol Wyoming Dockets 'One-Sh- ot have an established handicap. who do not have a handicap at present may establish one by shooting 400 clay birds between now and September 19th at the Salt Lake Gun Gub. Those who have previously fired at least 400 qualified targets in league or league round robin shoots and those with established ATA, PITA or NSSA handicaps reed not requalify. Shooters wishing to qualify shooters deluding novices. However, all entrants must Pick a pair t - Calif., Ord, Idaho Falls, Ida., Charles Diaz, Ft. Bob Evans, Layton, Delwln Ward, Delbert E3017 Kloer, SLC, Norberto CALL Clear-fie- ', Selin, TOIL FREE PGM nK'-i- t j h' far Reservations SLC, Ji $ 2,223. VI iff, a-p- ly o' iiYGHrcono (Generals patented process nylon cord) liams). TIRES Altie Taylor Out - DETROIT (UPI) Rookie halfback Altie Taylor will be lost to the Detroit Lion's for three weeks with a hairline fracture of his right shoulder, suffered in a game with the Philadelphia Eagles Sept. 6. The Utah State star was the club's top rusher In the exhibition season with an average of 4.9 yards in 37 carries for 184 yards. He was the Lions first choice in the draft. 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