Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 13

IDAHO SUNDAY JOURNAL Sunday, Dectmber 7, 19S8-13 Idaho State Swamps Montana State 72-56 for Win Portland Edges Utah State 68-66 to Win Tourney Panel Paces Pilots To Tourney Crown Walley Panel scored 21 points to give his Portland Pilots a 68-65 victory over Utah State of the Skyline conference and the championship of the third annual Idaho State College Invitational Basketball Tournament Saturday night. Sophomore guard of Utah State 100,000 Watch Rams Top Colts LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Los Angeles. Rams utilized their favorite play the Bill Wade to Del Shofner pass to defeat, the Baltimore Colls. 30-28 Saturday in a National Football League game before the third largest crowd in pro history. The game was in effect a futile effort as the Colts already have cinched the western division NFL championship.

But it did set a record of sorts making the Rams the first team in NFL history ot play before two 100,000 crowds in the same season. A crowd of 100, 202 watched the nip-and-tuck hall game which saw the Rams take over Ihe lead in the final seconds of the i half and then hold on for the two- point victory. The other crowd came five weeks ago for the Ram- Chicago Bear game in the Coliseum. 69- Yard Pass The Wadc-to-Shofncr combination scored one touchdown, a 69- yard flanker pass play early in the fourth quarter, while a 63-yard Wade to Shofner aerial set up the Rams' first TD on the Baltimore two-yard line. Halfback Tom Wilson plunged 'into the end zone for the first score from that point.

For Ihe first quarter, it appeared that the Rams wore in for the same type shellacking they took at Baltimore two weeks ago, when Ihe Colts won, 34-7. The Colts scored with the game only minutes old after Gino Maichelti recovered a -Wade fumble on the Ram 30-yard line. Pass for TD The Baltimore score came on the first of Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas' three touchdown passes from the three-yard line, with end Ray Berry taking the aerial behind the goal posts. The Colts scored handily again right before the period ended, marching 62 yards in 12 plays, with Unitas tossing a five-yard pass to fiis favorite target, Lennic Moore. But then the Rams regrouped and struck quickly with two touchdowns, first Wilson's and then a 12-yard pass interception return by linebacker Dick Daughcrty.

This, coupled with a 43-yard Paige Cothrcn field goal, gave the Rams a 16-14 lead at halftime. Wade won his passing duel with Unitas, completing 11 for 26, while two interceptions, for a total of 257 yards. Unitas hit on 23 of 33 for 214. Wade's efforts set two new Ram passing marks. made a last second desperate shot lut failed to send Ihe game into overtime.

Portland University defeated Montana State in the opening game of the lourney to move into Ihe tals. Panel, a 5-11 guard put on a one- man show in Ihe second half when score was tied at 43-43. He hit a jump shot to put the Pilots out front 50-48. Panel then stole Ihe I right back from Ihe Aggies and was credited with another two Doints when Harold Theus, Farmer forward, was called with goal tending. The Pilots were never beaded after they grabbed the 52 48 lead.

The Aggies came back and moved to within two points at 6S-66 but couldn't make a last play work with only 14 seconds left in the game when Perry missed the shot. Portland had a 55-49 lead with two minutes remaining and the game Utah Staters closed the gap. The Aggies were paced by center Bob Ipsen with 21 points and Perry with 19 counters. Elmen Bloedel was second high scorer for Portland with 12 points. The Pilots from the northwest led at halflime 31 to 27.

Montana State Wins First in Rifle Meet Montana State's rifle team won the first annual Bengal Trophy Matches at Idaho Stale College Friday. The matches were sponsored by the department of military science and tactics at ISC in conjunction with the Invitational Basketball HITS AGAIN Jim' Rodgers, Idaho State guard hits field goal in Bengal win over Montana State. Rodgers led the team in scoring with 21 points. FIGHT FOR REBOUND Porlland's Elmun Bloedel (54) and Dick Jolley (40) and one unidentified Utah Slate eager and Pilot player go up for rebound in championship game. Tournament.

The Bobcat team tallied 2,841 points to cop first place in the six relay meet. Utah State was second with 2,836 and Idaho State placed third with 2,714 points. The University of Utah Team was fourth in the four team competition. Awards were presented night at the Bannock Hotel at a dinner. Mr.

Earl Jones was ofiicial. Rams Colts 7--30 7-2; Utah Downs ii TA Hawaii 41-20 HONOLULU I Third- string quarterback Ken Vierra ran a scoring factory for the University of Utah Saturday as Ihe Redskins overwhelmed a fighting but outclassed University of Hawaii football learn 47-20 before 18,000 in the 28lh Shrine Aloha Bow! game in Honolulu stadium. Vierra, of Hayward, play cA virtually the entire game for Utah, with injured star Leo Grosscup benched except for four offensive plays in the fourth period. Second-stringer Pete Haun got into the game for only a few seconds, mainly for kicking duties. The Redskins scored all tut four times they got Iheir a on the ball and it was midway into the fourth period before Hawaii ever managed lo hold for downs.

In the second half Utah's Ha- Stan Uycshiro was on the receiving end of several long passes and was a key ground-gainer as he ran wild through the Hawaii Tanks. Hawaii sparkled at times, main ly on the fine passing performance of frcshninn quarterback Casper Schichtle of Coffeyvillc, bu the team was plagued by misfiring plays, pass interceptions anc fumbles. Schichtle also got good suppori from Sun Diego, halfback Damon Waillcy and the three George brolhcrs, Nolan, Henry anc Talbot, ol Hawaii. Boston College Wins 28 to BOSTON (UPI) Sophomore quarterback Johnny Amabile scored once and passed for another ally in a three-touchdown second- quarter explosion Saturday to load Boston College to a 2C 8 upset win over Holy Cross. The 5-7 Gamecock engineer per- ormed brilliantly as a replacement for the injured Eagle passing ace, Don Allard, before a capacity crowd of 26,000.

Boston College capitalized early on the passes of vaunted Holy Cross quarterback Tommy Greene, intercepting three of his first four throws. The Eagles converted two of Ihe interceptions into touch- Greene's only first-half completion was a 55-yard scoring strike lo end Dave Stccchi in the period for the only Holy Cross touchdown. The win gave Boston College a 27-25-3 edge in Ihe series, which began in 189G, and snapped a two- game Crusnder streak. Boston College 0 18 0 8--26 Holy Cross 0 8 0 0 8 Hank Aaron Predicts Milwaukee Braves Can Win 1959 Pennant BOISE I Hank Aaron, I National Lc.iguD in 1957, predicls star Milwaukee Braves outfielder and most valuable player in the Utah Hoopsters Trounce OSC another pennant for the Braves. Aaron was here today to be featured speaker at the States- a an's Uth Annual "Banquet of Asked why (tie Braves collapsed in the 105S World Series, Aaron replied: "We should have won it in five games or six at the very most.

SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) Yankees played real bad ball .1 -1 I i Beavers, ISC Clash Monday Oregon Stale College invades the premises of Idaho Stale Monday night for an 8 p.m. game with Ihe Bengals. The 1057 co-champs in Ihe Pacific Coast Conference, took a 70-11 pasting at the hands of Utah Friday night to even their season's record at 1-1. OSC coach Slats Gill will probably send 6-9 center Karl Anderson, forwards Gary Goble, 6-S, anil Ted Miller, 0-2, along with veteran guards Lee Harman 6-0, and 5-9 Jim Anderson as a quintet against Idaho Slate. Harman anil Anderson are rated by most West Coast sportswrilers and coaches as the best backcourl duo in the FCC.

The Bengals will get a day of rest today after tangling with Utah State Friday night and Montana Stale Saturday night in the annual ISC Invitational tourney. GRID SCORES Boston College 2l Holy Cross 8 Miami (Fla.) 2 Oregon 0 Northeast. Okla. 13 St. Bencd.

14 Northwest. La. 18 Sam Houst. St. II AriMM St.

41 GujUviii-Adol. 11 Utah's i Redsikns, kept a walk for the first 12 minutes of play, finally got imo a fast Irot Saturday night and came up with a C2 to 38 win over the Lukewarm Oregon State College (earn. A crowd of 3,923 saw the game, Ihe second helwccn (he (wo teams, at Utah's Einar Ncilson here. was the second straight shellacking handed the Beavers by Utah. Friday night Utah downed Oregon State 70-11.

Carney Crisler. a junior center, was the big Indian for a Saturday witii ID points and was the reason thai Coach Slats Gill of Oregon Stato tried a ball control game which failed to work. Gill figured to force the Utah team into his a oi play and slartcd out with a deliberate control offense. All went well with Oregon Stale staying i i Ihree points of Utah through 1G minutes of Ihe first half. Then Oregon State marie two bad passes in a row which gave Utah the springboard it needed dive inlo its fast break.

in- the first (wo games, then we turned around did Hurricanes Defeat Oregon Webfoots 2-0 in Odd Victory MIAMI (UPI) Fran Curci'si fumbled and Poole gobbled up (h only punt of the year tcok a freak-'ball. Miami punted out only 1 ish bounce at the Oregon goal, died on the one-yard-line, and set up the safety a gave Miami a sweet 2-0 victory Saturday at the end of a bitter season. Hurricane end Bill Poole helped tackle Oregon's Davy Grosz for the safety and also pour.ccd on a fumble at the Miami seven to stop an Oregon threat. Oregon, whose home fans 3.5GO miles away were watching on tionwide television, penetrated to the Miami seven twice alsu had two plays that crossed the goal voided penalties. There were 22,898 fans in the sun-filled Orange Bowl for a game a looked more like jacks than football as each team picked up the other's frequent fumbles all through the scoreless first -half.

Rodgers Paces ISC Scoring Attack With 21 Big Points Idaho State overcame early Montana Stale College lead and on to swamp the Bobcats 12-56 to win consolation honors in the hird annual ISC Invitational Basketball Tournament in Pocatello Sat- relay night. The Bengals began to hit after a cold first five minutes coach' ohn Grayson swept the bench with 19 players In the game. have Oregon drive right back Ihe 12. From there, a field goa attempt hy John Clarke was good. Oregon tried one more des peralion field goal in the last sec onds.

Miami, like had a frus (rating day at the goal line and was stopped on drives that carried lo the eight and Ihe 11. It was Oregon's sixth defeat ngainst four wins. But Miami's failure to move Ihe ball across Ihe goal gave Ihe Wehfoots the national title in defense against touchdowns. Miami 0 0 1 0--2 CAC Sets Up Study Group; ilecfs Officers SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)-Mem- iers of the Intermounlain Collegi- Athletic Conference set up a iree-niember committee to study he evils of Ihe present athletic ransfer system. The group, holding its annual vinler meeting here, made the nove to find ways of preventing ndue shifting of athletes from col- ege to college.

The ICAC is made up of junior lolleges from Utah and Idaho. Magic Valley Chrislian College if Albion, Idaho, was voted into membership beginning September of 1959. The school, which just began classes this fall, indicated that for he first few years it would be in terested only in basketball bu vould like to add football to its sporls schedule as its enrollmen increases. A letter, introduced by an of ficial of Carbon College, aske the group consider limiting football games lo eight and bas tetball games lo 20 contests pe season. It met with varied opposition.

The letter noted that expense: of traveling and the fact that slu dents are taken 'away from clas for long periods of time were rea sons for the request. The scheduling of games wa left up to the choice of individua schools. Members voted to include ten nis and goll in their spring spori for the i lime in hi lory. The conference track me was also set for Ogden, May 9. Another move was the decisio to charge admission to track ar tennis meets at 25 cents for si dents and 75 cents for adults.

Members elected two new ofl cers. Paul Huish of Weber Colleg was named president and Halbei K. Jensen of Snow College, i vice president. Fannin Makes All-West Club; Jensen Selectee Oregon 0 0--0 0 0 Scoring Mia. Safely, Gross tackled in end zone.

Curci, who hadn't made a single punt all season, found him- I self in a kicking situation in the thing. We still should have won, hut you've got lo have the runs first and we didn't get them in those last three games. i i 1 period MU punter. I lie slid the Braves will fee! I bM IC 0r( Eon 0 loss of star second baseman hc i quarl( a ck coolly hoot- Schocndiensi, who has been c( u. The punt was a good one-so pood it almost sailed over the Ihe football, acting a billiard ball with First downs Rushing yardage 10 17 IS!) 162 70 126 6-10 12-23 I Passes intercepted by 4 0 Punts 4.31.5 Fumbles lost 4 2 Yards penalized 45 30 BOISE (UPI) Boise Kig School football star Dawn Fann has been named to the All-We High School Team selected by 1 Los Angeles magazine.

The publication, Teen. Jim Rodgers, a uard in the RMC, paced the ISG oring with 21 points. He was fol- wed by teammates John Belhke, enter, and Homer Watkins, for- ard with 18 and 17 each. Rodgers fired from Ihe outside lor seven field goals and lit seven out of eight free throws at Ihe foul line. Wdtkins, Bethke' and Roy Christian were demons in the boards as Ihey swept re- Munds away from Ihe smaller Bohcat team.

MSC jumped lo an early 7-2 lead i Ihe game and Idaho Stale lied ie knot at 14 all on a basket by Vatkins. Then Belhke hit a left- andcd hook shot for two points put the Bengals out in front or Ihe remainder of the game. Grayson's club started scoring vith ease and they spread the lead nine points as the first half end- with ISC out in front 30-21. The defensive skill of the Ben- gals was demons(rateri to the crowd by allowing only six field goals lo Ihe visitors during the entire first period. Larry Chanay, groomed by MSC as an All- American candidate, ouldn't find the range.

He was held to only one field goal for a two- point output during Ihe half. Christian grabbed a good num- ier of reboun'ds and played one of he finest defensive games of his career at ISC. It was a different ball club Sat- rday night than played Utah Itale Friday evening. The team lad more poise and as soon as hey started getting their range it was a team that ran all over 3obcats. With the slarl of Ihe second half the Bengals didn't stop increasing the lead.

They pulled It a 50 ot 25 lead with 14 minutes remaining in the scoring 20 points to only four lor the Bobcats. The reserves came in off tha bench and played on even terms with Ihe losers unlil just twit minutes before the final gun, Lynn Broz closed the gap at nno time to within 16 counters but that was as far as MSC'could get. Grayson sent the first five back into the game with two minutes remaining and the score standing at 66-50. Rodgers hit for two goals and Bethke ended the-scoring with a two-pointer for the 72 to 56 victory. Idaho State lost the first game in Ihe tourney to a good Utah Stale club and Ihe victory over Montana State gives the Bengals a 1-1 record going into Monday night's game against Oregon Stole of Ihe Pacific Coast Conference in the ISC gym.

Again Ihe clock failed to work as 'the officials tried to get the second half of play underway. ft pf pis picked pilalizcd with tuberculosis. "You don't lose a man like Red and not be hurl. Rut if guys like goal. But more like hnckspin, hopped back a abruptly cnme to rest only one yard from.the double stripe.

Oregon's Dave Grayson carried nan, hy a bigger" margin than om lo hc (wo on lhc ncxl plny eight games we had this year." Va aml Drul Coughlin Wes Covinglon, Bill Bruton and Bob Buhl get back in good shape and we can field a healthy club, we should be able to win the pen- the 185-pound fullback among four northwest players named for the team. The others were from Portland and Spokane. Fannin, a senior, was Southern Mingup Idaho Stale Watkins Moullon Robertson Munz Christian Clock The outfielder sairi he looks for trouble from both Pittsburgh and St. Louis next season. "The Pirates ha' got good pitching with fellows real like Witt.

Friend, Law, Raydon and They'll be up there." "As for St. Louis, I don't know what happened lo them i year; hut they jell together, trouble." It was 27 to -8 for Utah at half- lime. Nebraska Downs Montana 75-43 LINCOLN, Neb. ka, displaying hall-handling wizardry, swept lo Iheir second straight win Saturday night hy posting an ensly, 7543 victpry over Montana. The Huskers led nil Ihe way as they trounced the undermanned Grizzlies from the Skyline Conference.

Some 0,000 fans watched as sophomore forward Albert Maxcy led Ihe Husker allack with a 22-poinl performance. He built up (hat (o- lal even though he spent most of Ihe first half on Sionch slier picking up a trio of early fouls, caught Grosz behind Ilie goal on the play and that gave Miami only its s.ccond win in a 10-game season. Oregon immediately launched a drive lhat carried from its own 43 to the Miami 7. But there Lcn Read 2 Bengals Make Ail-Meet team Although Idaho Slate wound up third in its own invitational basketball tournament, two Ben- gals made Ihe five-man all-tourney team selected hy press and radio men. Jim Rodgers and John Bethke were joined on the all-star quintet by Larry Chanay of Montana Stale, Wally Panel of champion Portland, and Hal Theus of Utah State.

Idaho Conference top scorer in the past season. Given honorable mention by the magazine were halfback Ron Robertson of Nampa; guard Gary Cornstock of Caldwell. tackle John Jensen of Pocalello and center Allen Dougal of Boise. LIONS ROARED DETROIT (UPI)--The points the Detroit Lions ever scored in a single game was 59 against the Cleveland Browns in the 1957 National Football League title game. Kugler Belhke Grillin Link Cheney Morris Dye Pressley Detmcr Rodgers Griffith Reynolds Tolali fg 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 7 1 0 27 18 27 27 71 College Hoop Scores F.I.I.IS LEADS IN GOLF DORADO BEACH, Puerto Rico (UPI) Wcs Ellis, ths 2C-ycar- old Canadian Open champion from River Vale, N.

slogged over waterlogged fairways through an intermittent Iropical shower Saturday to shoot a one-under-par 71 for a two-stroke lead alter three rounds of Ibe Dorado Beach invitational golf tournament. MACKAY WINS MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) Lanky Barry Mackay's booming service carried him safely Saturday into the quarter-final round of men's singles in the Victorian Tennis Championships alpng with Alex Olmcdo, but young Americans Earl Bucholi and Chris Crawford were beaten, Navy 6S Pennsylvania 53 Mansfield Teh. 63 Brockp't Teh. 51 Florence St. 66 Sewance 58 Aurora 66 Concordia (Wis.) 41 St.

Michael's (Vt.) 82 St. Law. 56 Lincoln (Pa.) 82 Howard U. 79 Abilene Christian 73 Austin Peay 72 Hohart 68 Hamilton 57 East Tcnn. St.

87 Milligan 71 Chattanooga 88 Howard (Ala.) 73 Kansas 75 Canisius 54 Lincoln (Mo.) 72 George 53 Ala. 30 Phillips Oilers 33 Arkansas 61 Oklahoma 52 Minnesota 77 Vanderbilt 76 Bradley 94 Western Ontario 51 Tulsa 79 Arizona St. U. 71 Louisville 71 Georgia Tech 57 Friends U. 62 Sterling 50 Geneva 82 St.

Vincent 65 Southern Methodist G5 Imva 55 Nebraska 75 Montana Si. U. 43 Texas AM 57 Houston 45 Texas Weil. Washing. (Mo.) 43 Rice 78 Wisconsin 37 Huston Tillolson 76 St.

Phillips 61 McNecse St. 66 Georgia Tchrs. 55 Kentucky 76 Temple 71 Connecticut CD Yale 52 Assumption 76 Worcester Tchrs 64 Worcester Tech. 76 Tufts 43 Florida St. 73 Furman 72 Mississippi South.

82 S.E. La. 70 Tougaloo 78 Paul Quinn 74 Cortland Tchrs 75 Ilhaca 67 livansvillc 98 South Dakota 72 Colorado Mines 47 Westminster 44 Manhattan 162 Bridgeport 53 Wagner 61 Upsala 60 Fisk 77 Tuskegee Institute 70 West. Ky. 79 New Mex.

AM 60 Navy Pier N. of 111: 78 Chicago Tchrs North Branch 47 a 62 Oregon St. 38 Dartmouth 52 Colby 33 North Tex. St. 113 McMurry 86 Lon Morris 85 Tyler JC 77 Misi.

St, 91 Southwest. (Tenn.) 44 Memphis St. 64 Rollins 48 Northern Mich. 44 Chicago U. Trinily (Tex.) 83 Texas 74 Scion Hall 82 Roanoke 53 Vermont 78 New Ilamp.

67 Lafayette 72 Princeton 62 Fordham 86 Rhode Island 56 Amherst 51 Harvard 47 Loyola (111.) 90 Denver 63 CCNY 67 58 Northwestern 66 Maryland DePaul 89 Baldwin-Wallace 43 Marquette 69 Illinois 53 Kansas St. 82 Indiana 79 (Overt.) Yeshiva 67 St. Francis (NY) 64 Texas Christian 66 Okla City 58 Tennessee 90 Wyoming 69 Purdue 65 Missouri 57 National Basketball Association Detroit 99 New York 92 Cincinnati 132 Minn. 118 (3 overt.) St. Louis 107 Philadelphia SyriouM 101 Boatoo Montana Slate fg Chanay 3 Ogren Gaustad Knight Kelly Broz Wallace Murphy Epperly 0 Harris 1 Mnslin 2 pf pis Totals 16 21 33 23 54 a i score: fdaho State 30, Montana State 21.

Local Sportsmens Clubs Set Meeting "CE'ss elao shrd cmt shr cmf sh Possibilities of salmon hunting in Idaho will be the topic up for discussion when the Southeastern Idaho Rod and Gun Club and tha Bannock City Sportsman's Association get together Tuesday night. The meeting is slated for 8 p.m. in Ihe Chubbuck Fire Station and la to publio..