The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 33

F' frfttj'-j'Tiri-mfiirt'A-y 'i i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday October 5 1947 ars Lose? Redskins Jh to 4L iW irJ Cowboys Win 12-7 Utes 35 Hawaii 0 Fumbles Aid Utah State In 26-13 Win Special to The Tribune LARAMIE OcL Cowboys were away to a surprise start in the Big Seven conference football race by beating Brigham Young university 12-7 here Saturday before a crowd of 5CS2 fans including Sen Joseph and other dignitaries Coach Bowden Wyatt newly appointed football mentor at Wyoming brought his Punchers into Big Seven conference competition for the Erst time with a stunning upset over the highly favored Cougars The game was the first conference dash for both teams Score In First By JDIMY HODGSON FORT COLLINS Colo The Utah Aggies of Logan huffed and puffed and passed their way to a hard-earned 26-13 victory over a surprisingly strong Colorado A crew here Saturday before a crowd of 6000 fans who sweltered in midsummer heat With the hard-driving Colorado Rams stopping the Aggies running game effectively the Farmers again took to the air It was the sling shot passing of Johnny Ca-puto that again pulled the Farmers to victory Four times the Farmers went for touchdowns and every time the STATISTICS Wyoming scored its first touchdown fore part of the first and its last In the first of the STATISTICS Hr BTC The End of the Rainbow No Pot of Gold Ace Allen (25) carrot-topped left halfback paved the way to the Utah Redskin's S5-0 win over Hawaii university Saturday night when he counted the first Ute tally on a seven-yard sprint Philip Haake (67) was only one of eleven Rainbow tackier out of the play CADET TEA PARTY Cleric Scores Night Games Blaik Sweeps Army Bench In Routing Buffs 47 to 0 By HUGH FULLERTON JR WEST POINT Oct 4 UP) Coach Earl Blaik and his Army football team staged an experiment Saturday at the expense of a big but lumbering University of Colorado squad Saturday entertaining a crowd of 21000 by rolling up a 47 to 0 score By BILL CLEGG Utah hrd-running IndLaxui churned up the turf in the Redskin bcml Saturday night burying a plucky but exteremely ineffective University of Hawaii eleven under an assortment of end runs line smashes and pinpoint passes to the tune of 35-0 before a record-setting of 23-51 fans The big crowd lured by the prospect of an aerial circus by the squad which last week outgained St Mary's Galloping Gaels saw the red-shirt ed Utes swarm over the visitors with such reckless abandon that the Rainbows failed to complete a smgle pass in 18 attempts and gained only 58 yards from scrimmage during the 60 xrunutes of the one-sided contest Ia Statistics overwhelming superiority showed up in the statistics where the Indians accumulated a total of 457 yards by land and air registered 20 first downs 2 and recovered three of the seven Rainbow fumbles Though the Utes were slow to crack over into the tall grass of the end zone once they did cross that double stripe there was never a doubt as to the outcome of the battle Coach Ike Armstrong's Papooses hit paydirt in every quarter scoring twice in the third canto and Bud Cleave he of the trusty toe split the crossbar with five perfect placements Breaks the Ice Ped-h-aded Ace Allen broke the ice for Utah with a seven yard dash to paydmt after eight minutes of play in the first period and Hal Tate hot-footed it 40 yards to the double stripe in the second period to give the Redskins a 14-0 lead at intermission Frank Kelson was the third man to check in at the pay station windrg up a 70-yard goaiward march by the Utes during the first three minutes of the second half and Moms Ficklin spurted around left end in the same canto for fourth tally Utah's fifth touchdown came on the wings of a slngshot pass from Parkinson to Tally Stevens who was squatted on the double stripe Bud Cleave converted after all Eve touchdowns and coupled with is successful conversion after Utah's 7-6 win over OSC last week gives the lad with jersey number 13 a record of six conversions in six attempts Hawaii had little to offer as a threat either on the grass or in the air lanes Their passers had little if any protection and were buneo tune and again by Utah's energetic Lnemen The Rainbow running game sputtered -throughout the Erst half and moved into Utah territory only twice both times the third canto Herb Doi's recovery of a Utah fumble on the Utah 30 was one of those times but the Utes dug in to take over on downs Gordy Neff Reed Nostrum Bill VanSandt Banard Hafen and Ralph Olson spearheaded Utah's forward wall winch gave ground grudgingly then turned around to rip raping holes in the Rainbow line through which Tate Nelson Fick-ln Parkinson Anderson Evans and the rest darted with lightning-like rapidity Finest Game Hard-working Charles Gomard moved no from the fullback to the center of the Hawaii line turned in the finest defensive game for the vis Tors Eguring in more than half of the tackles Co-captains Sadao Watasakl and Unchei Uchima were heroic ia their efforts to haul down the Geet-fooied Indians Nearly eight minutes had elapsed before Utah was able to manufacture its first scoring thrust which came on the end of a 56-yard march to the goal The Utes took Charlie Basset te's punt on their ewn 44 and headed for the tall grass NeNnn and Allen in two plajs moved to the 37 and Nelson on a delayed cross buck galloped through a big hole In center to the Haw-ad 21 Nelson added four and Parkinson nicked Banard Hafen with an aerial on the seven from Continued on Following Page WEED 'RUCKS? 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of Denver hilltop stadium to the breaking point roared itself hoarse as the hometown team started from the opening kickoff to show that it afraid of the big boys from the south Denver university opened the scoring In the first period After the Aggies had tried unsuccessfully to put the ball over on two successive drives a long looping pass from Vem Cochran to lanky Bob Hazelhurst on the two-yard line resulted in an acrobatic six points Oklahoma A first drive past midfield came when they won the toss and elected to receive Taking Eldon kickoff in the end zone they drove past the 50-yard marker with hard straight football The drive was stopped by powerful forward line however and the Oklahoma team kicked out of bounds on the Denver 12 Left halfback Spencer Pecken-paugh fired up and added the necessary spark to Driving for two successive first downs he made 14 yards on the first run and weaved 10 more yards on his second try The Aggies then absorbed an offside penalty and the Denver Pioneers were in a perfect position to shoot their aerial fireworks Denver and Oklahoma fans alike were pulled from their seats as Vem Cochran cocked back his throwing arm and tossed a long looping one to Hazelhurst The bali hit Hazelhurst on the 2-yard marker he fumbled the ball went over the end zone Hazelhurst dived and it was Denver 6 Oklahoma A 0 After Denver's first try for extra point was no good In the first period Oklahoma Aggies got frantic and opened the second period with an aerial offense Unable to gain and with hope almost gone Billy Grimes took a lateral in his own backfield and rambled around right end for 11 jards and a first down To Fete Ski Leader A Strand pioneer ski booster in this area will be feted Sunday at a reception In his home 503-10th ave Occasion is his 60th birthday First dawns rushing First downs passing Penalties Fumble Own fumbles recovered Penal He Penalties yards Kickoffs Kickoff yards Kickoff returns Kickoff returns yard Punts Punts yards Punt returns Punt returns yards Pa awes completed Passes completed yards Passes incomplete Passes Intercepted 5 ards rained rushing 5 ards tost rushing drive was started by the cochamps recovering fumbles The first Utah State touchdown was set up for them when Bob Hainlen fumbled and Tony Sutich recovered on the five-yard line It took four line plays for the Aggies to get over but Jay Van Noy hit the pay stripe on the last down Johnny Worley made the place kick Strong Drive Colorado Aggies made a strong drive from their own 38 to the 40 when Walter Payne fumbled and Tony Sutich again recovered for the Farmers this time on the midfield stripe A pass from Caputo to Keith Hughes accounted for the second touchdown The pass nestled in eager arms on the 32-yard line and he ran unmolested to the goal The try was wide Just before the half ended Colorado Rams recovered an Aggie fumble on the 40-yard line by Bob Bremkamp Hainlen then tossed a five-yard pass to Eddie Hanna Negro Colorado A sprinter The fast little back shook himself free and rambled to the one-yard line when John Worley knocked him out of bounds On the next play Pat Green fullback hit the center of the line to score The point was blocked making the score 13-6 for Utah State at the half Tie Ball Game The fighting Rams tied the ball game in the third canto On fourth down the Colorado team crossed up the Aggies with a pass play The toss went to speedy Hanna who romped to the one-yard line again Hainlen scored on a quarterback sneak Lloyd Churches made the extra point to knot the count at 13-13 With the victory in doubt the Aggies came back with a rush to prove their power and scored in six minutes to wrap up the ball game and prove they had the power when it was needed Jay Van Noy recovered a Ram fumble on the 44-yard line Caputo passed to Van Noy and he ran to the 12-yard line Williams blasted for six at center and Ev Sorensoji cut off tackle to score standing up Williams made the extra point Five minutes later Bus Williams rushed Hainlen who was attempting the pass The Aggie fullback clawed the ball out of his hands and fell on the leather giving the Farmers the ball on the 17-yard line On the next play Caputo passed over the goal line to Keith Hughes for the touchdown That settled the game After that the Aggies were backed up to their one-yard line on a long punt by Hainlen and a five-yard penalty Continued on Following Page GLOSE-01TT While They Last ONLY USED TYPEWRITERS Take Your Choice EACH Salt Lake Desk Exchange 623 SOUTH STATE ST Dial 9-2047 second stanza The Cougars scored the fourth time they threatened about midway in the fourth The Cowboys scored their first touchdown on a pass Jack Ratliff of Riverton left halfback to Leroy Pearce of Casper right halfback from the BYU two and one-half Intercepting a Cougar pass on the 50 Ratliff raced over for the second touchdown just after the second quarter got under way Neither Wyoming kick by Lawrence Martogho of Cody guard was good After threatening three times the Cougars scored their only touchdown midway in the fourth quarter when Scotty Deeds of Long Beach CaL left halfback plunged over from the five The placement by Don Bushore of Provo quarterback was back Wyoming fired up by school enthusiasm over getting its drive well under way here with a rally Saturday night for funds for a war memorial field house and stadium caught the overconfident Cougars flat-footed the first quarter With Ratliff and Pearce taking turns carrying the mail the Punchers rolled to the BYU five where they lost the ball on down Rex Olsen BYU quarterback punted out to his 45 but the Cowboy's powered and hipper-dipped the ball back to the two and one-half from where they scored Intercepts Pass The Cougars had just started to come out of their trance the first of the second quarter when RatLiff intercepted Olsen pass attempt on the midfield strip picked up a half dozen blockers and scored Wyoming's clinching tally BYU took control of the game offensively after the lucky break touchdown and Wyoming was hard pressed for the remainder of the wide open game to hold off the aerial and ground attafck Deeds and his runningmate Jay Hamblin of Murray right halfback teamed up a ground attack to put the Cougars in scoring position on the Wyoming 23 Taking to the air the Cougar attack fizzled out on the Wyoming 29 where they lost the ball on downs Starting on their 10 the Cougars with Lyle Roller of Salt Lake left halfback Hamblin and Glen Olnerson of Provo fullback carrying the ball moved again to the Wyoming 14 where they lost the ball on downs just as the first half ended- The Cougars rained down footballs in the third period as they determinedly took to the air In an attempt to score Olsen intercepted a Cowboy pass on his 36 as the stanza got under way and the Cougars with Olsen passing to Ends Mike Mills Phoenix Ariz and Jim Kietzman Provo moved to the Cowboy seven where they again lost the ball on downs They threatened again via the air lanes in the third period when they moved to the Wyoming five They i lost the ball on downs there as the fourth period opened 1 Kicking off to Wyoming midway in the fourth period after climaxing their fourth threat by sconrig the Cougars held the Cowboys on their 25 and forced them to punt Going on the offensive again the Cougars rolled from their 28 to the i Wyoming 42 A passing interference penalty against Wyoming put them on the Cowboy 35 Edgar Chenoweth of Worland Wyo i stopped the last threat on the Wyoming 29 where he intercepted a pass The game ended as Fred Taucher of Rock Springs Wyo put an end to another Cougar aerial drive by Intercepting a pass on the Wyo ming 48 aft Ml i urdock Abbott Wjomlif £cett Koieh it 1 Martoglio Kietsman 2 015 qb 0 1 ia si's rh Oto rr TO Scop br quarter You ng 0 0 0 7 7 Wyorong 0 0 12 Brsbam Yotinr ecorl Deed Point altar touchdown Button tp aeement yoming scoring: Touchdown Pea rc Ratliff aucher Connor Pataraon ater We'eh F-atLiff Prarc Baa kina Pioneers Triumph OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 4 The Hardin college Pioneers from Wichita Falls Tex ran over the Oklahoma City university Chiefs 1 19-7 here tonight with Jack Barry taking the spotlight with a 100-yard touchdown run in I the first quarter I 3 I sr 3 SPRINGFIELD HL Oct 4 In a move to curb Bishop James A Griffin of the Springfield Roman Catholic diocese last "freek banned night football games on the 1948 home schedule of Cathedral Boys high school here In a statement he said: tendency to exaggerate the commercial aspect of this sport by staging games at an hour conducive to larger crowds despite the deplorable examples of unsportsmanlike conduct and dangerous postgame rowdyism prevalent after night football games distorts the aims of a physical education program place for physical education is the gridiron not downtown street corners Our own students at Cathedral Boys high school have offended in this regard just as much if not more so than Bishop Griffin said the move was being made the best interests of the young people their parents the community at large and the sport of Elaborating on the reasons for the action the Rev Joseph Murray diocesan superintendent of education said it prompted by his concern over recent exhibitions of post game rowdyism which have been taking place throughout the city late at night A flare-up of student tempers in Omaha resulted in a slugging and stabbing two weeks ago following which the chief of police asked school officials to stop night footbalL WSC Deflates Idaho 7-0 MOSCOW Ida Oct 4 The Washington State Cougars marched 53 yards for a second-period touchdown Saturday to de flate the Idaho Vandals 7 to 0 before a record crowd of 22500 football fans The Williams brothers Jerry of Washington State who scored the game's only touchdown on a six-yard run and Bill of Idaho led the offensive thrusts of the day although most of passes fell incomplete and he was forced to turn to his running game The touchdown came in the second period with Bobby McGuire Dean Eggers and Williams leading the drive After the Cougars had rolled to the Vandal 31 Idaho held and Willard Beitz kicked to McGuire who returned the punt 27 yards to the WSC 47 Eggers made a yard and then passed to Williams on the 24 who went down the sideline to the Vandal 17 before he was stopped by brother Billy Williams smashed off tackle to the nine and Frank Mataya made it another first down on the six Williams then drove over for the score and placement for the extra point was perfect The Cougars were driving to another touchdown late in the game but the Vandals held on the three-yard line and struck back with a ground-gaining attack of their own Billy Williams standing in his own end zone passed incomplete but the referee ruled interference and Idaho had a first down on the Vandal 18 Another Williams pass was complete to Ed McFaul on the 40 for a first down as time was running out Then Williams uncorked a tremendous heave to Woody Delorme on the Cougar 27 but the play was nullified by a holding penalty On the next play Lippmcott intercepted a pass on the 50-yard line and the Cougars stalled out the remaining seconds Blaik used 46 players Including 18 backs Most of them gained ground through and over the bulky Colorado line which was able to stop the Cadets only once The backfield probably turned in the best performances but even when Blaik called upon 145-Ib Tom Lobe late in the fmal quarter he ripped off couple of good gains Scores Twice Elwyn (Rip) Rowan who Is trying to fill Doc place at fullback was the only Cadet to score twice He did it in the first quarter when the Buffaloes still were putting up strong resistance on a long pass from Bill Gustafson He repeated in the STATISTICS Army Colorado ririt down 23 Net yard ralnH rihinir 3A8 forward paec attempted 14 Forward para completed 9 Hard by forward paiiei 113 forward paaaea Intercepted by 4 Yard gained run-back Intercepted paitet 16 Panting tveraga (from crimmagf) 37 Total yards all kicks returned 148 Opponent's fumbles recovered Yards tost by penalties 65 10 69 22 lO 99 1 8 393 123 1 46 fourth on 12-yard end run Other touchdowns were made by Amos Gillette Bert Aton Bobby Stuart Winfield Scott and Earl Kuckhahn Jack Mackmull converted five times in seven attempts Gustafson the first string quarterback in the formation was used sparingly and Arnold Galiffa was given a strenuous workout at that position August Dielens and Charley Gabriel were used at both quarter and halfback For the most part Army used only two sets of linemen and after the first quarter they were able New Hampshire 33 Rhode laland St 7 Wake Foreat 18 Clemaon 14 Eyton 20 Bowling Qreen 13 Penn 59 Lafayette 0 Colgate 29 Klngepolnt 0 Dartmouth 28 Syracua 7 Princeton 21 Brown 7 Rutger 21 Western Reserve 8 Maaa 8ate 7 Bowdoln 8 Connecticut Teacher 27 0 Vermont 27 Colby 3 Maine 26 Northeaatern 7 Oberlln 25 Allegheny 9 Amherat 13 Coast Guard Academy 0 Connecticut 14 Springfield (Maas 6 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