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.1. UJ 0 ire fii 73) rr 1 123ii 11 vo ays li if vj OJ- v.w.' MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1961 Utah. Counity. Utah DAILY HERALD Vikings Meat A. F.

In 1 Top Region 7 Contest 4 Keasiuns nosr ouaars Si lop iyline Tiif in Region Five, and a loss could mean the end of title hopes. One of the big games- is the Provo. at Orem clash on Friday afternoon. This is Homecoming Week at Orem, and the Tigers may have the welcome, mat out for the Bulldogs, but they do not expect to leave it there for the Dogs tcf trample on. Possibly for the first time this year Coach Udell Westover will field his top team, and it is ex I Games Last Week Payson 26, Pleasant Grove 6 Wasatch 18, Union 0 Am.

Fork 21, Sp.anish Fork 13 Millard, at not reported. Carbon at Cortez (not.reported) Region Five (AH-Games Friday) Provo at Orem (Homecoming), 2:30 p.m. Springville at Carbon, 2:30 p.m. Payson at Spanish Fork, 2:30. Region Seven (Friday) Pleasant Grove at American Fork (PI.

Grove) 3 p.m. Brigham Young at Uintah, victory in three games, edged Texas Western 7 6. Meadows kicked the conversion Sifter a Jim Cromartie to Herbert Bradford pass gave tin- Lobos a sl'orc. Colorado State went down to its its to fourth straight loss, losing 14-0 San 'Jose. 'St pfe.

Skyline Football By United Press International i it 4. League All 1 0 0 3 1 0 ,10 0 13 0 10 1 2 0 2 10 1 3 0 1 1 3 0 13 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 dale: Wyoming nh State nits: iming 6 5t. 26 Colorado St ft xas 6 ,4 With six minutes remaining moved 83 yards in 'three plays for the payoff touchdown. It was the first time inlO years a Skyline club has beaten Sun Brigham Young primed for its big game with Utah by giving Coach Hal Mitchell his first victory. The Cougars edged Montana State University 7-6 in a game played in the rain at Provo, Place kicking specialist Frank Eaker was the difference in the game.

Baker's placement gave the Cougars a 7-0 lead. The Grizzlies failed on a two-point convert sion attempt after a touchdown put them back in the game. An extra point was also the margin of victory for New Mexico. The Lobos, scoring their second Yanks Now Heavy Betting Favorites To Win Series NEW YORK (UPI) You can get 12-1 odds if you still think the Cincinnati Reds will win the World Series. At least that was what 'Broadway oddsmakers were quoting after t.ie Yankees won Sunday's fourth game to take a 3-l lead over the Reds.

The Yankees were 4-1 favorites to win the. Series before that decisive victory. For today's fifth game, the Yankees are 7-5 favorites. WOMEJN GOLF CHAMFlOiNS-Pictured above are the winners of the various g-olf events, sponsored last summer by the Riverside -Country Club include (left to ifight) Front Myrtle Hortman, Helen women's golf group. They Anderson, Ellen Larsen.

Clark. Back Jo Tolboe, (foralee Murphy, Joyce Moore, Dorothy eeks By STEVE SMILANICH United Press International A pair of Skyline Conference gridiron goliaths unable to settle their differences take out their vengeance on weaker rivals this weekend while hoping a third contender for the throne is felled. Utah State and Wyoming, having battled to a 6-6 stalemate last Saturday, meet second division opponents this weekend while biding time for late season contests with Utah, the third member of the Skyline's Big Three. The Aggies host once beaten New Mexico while the Cowboys meet Colorado-State at Laramie. Meantime, Utah, unbeaten and untied in league play, hosts' arch rival Brigham Young University in the 37th renewal of one of the West's most one-sided yet colorful series.

The seventh Skyline member, Montana, is idle this week. Both Utah State and Wyoming partisans fee1 a tie is of little or no benefit to either team so both schools must go for broke in their games against Utah. Coach Ray Nagel's Redskins meet bocL teams on home soil season. hosting the Cowboys Oct. 23 and the Aggies Nov.

18. However, one game doesn't make a season and neither the Aggiek nor the Cowboys can afford to look past skirmishes preceding the Utah games. Last Saturday's contest at Laramie, billed as a championship game, turned into a defensive struggle. Both teams scored their lene touchdowns in the second pej riod. Ron Price tapped an 80 yard Aggie by going the last 21 yards for the score.

Jim Turner's placement failed. The Cowboys, with Andy Melov-sky playing for the injured Lamson; came right back and marched 63 yards in 1 seven plays for a score. A Melovsky to Lonnie Dunn pass accounted for the score. Joe Vitale, missed the important extra point. Utah ran its season record to 3-1 by outscoring Arizona State 23-'2G in an offensive thriller at Tempe.

The Utes, trailing 21 26 Welferweiqhf Fiqhts Com man Attention In Boxing Circles ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES WURLITZER ORGA LESSONS SIX LESSONS MUSIC BOOKS PRACTICE TIME Rivers! 0 Lists Women Chomps The Riverside Country Club's women golf group today listed its golf winners for the past season. The" winners include: Club champion, Helen Anderson; president's cup, Ellen Larsen (gross) and Edith Stein (net); directors' cup, Ellen Larsen (May leg, Ellen Larsen; June Edith Stein; July leg, Myrtle Hortman; August leg, Gloria Howard). Club championship flight, winners, first flight Joyce Meore; second i'n -it, Co'ralee IVfurphy; third flight, J0 Tolboe; fourth flight, Dorothy Clark A little toilet or perfume, placed on a light bulb, will sweeten the air when the bulb is turned on. THE HILL AND HILL DISTILLERY i .4, I n. REGISTER NOW COME IN OR CALL AC r-51.

HART BROS. MMBK CO. im So. State (Opposite Scera Theatre) Oif in 3 p.m. Union, at Lehi, 3 p.m.

Region Nine Richfield at Juab. 4 By WENDELL RIGBY Herald Sports Writer Gridiron teams from Reigons Five and Seven will swing into their second round of play this "week after a week long vacation because of the-Utah Education Association Convention in Salt Lake City. Provo, Orem and Spanish Fork are currently bunched a. the top of. the ladder in Region Five, with Lehi American Fork" and Union perched on the top rung in Region play.

Those-standings are likely to be seriously juggled this Week as competition stiffens, after the first round pf play. In spite of the vacation a number of the Central Utah teams took advantage of the extra time to get in a practice game. It may stand them in good stead as they continue with the play for keeps program this weekend involving all twelve teams. Had Sails Trimmed Pleasant Grove, one of the bet- ter teams in Region Seven jour neyed down to Payson and had their sails trimmed by a cour- "ageous gang of Payson Lions led by Junior Kent Oborn who paced them to a 26-6 victory. Union Cougars, winners over neighboring Uintah in the first round of play, had their claws pulled 18-0 when they tangled with the Wasatch Wasps at Heber It was, a good game but Union was unable to dent the Wasatch goal line while the Wasps struck three times in the Union end zone.

Biggest game of the week was the Spanish Fork vs American Fork clash at Pleasant Grove and the- Region Five kingpins were unable to cope with the big and rugged Caveman Eleven! and they returned home with a 21-13 shellacking. Big Jim Moore and Company, just "packed too much weight and size. Millard Eagles played at Juab in a Region Nine affair but no reports were available for -this one. It must have been a dark secret. Even Games For this Week there are seven games on tap and every one is a crucial for the participating teams.

League titles may depend on a single loss and teams are pretty well balanced, especially TIME OUT! Ed had tickets for the first four games but was disgusted with his seat behind a pillar game!" COMPANY, LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY NEW YORK (UPI) A welterweight contenders' TV fight -at New York and a junior welter-wc'ghi title fight at Milan, Italy, will command most boxing attention during the next week. Jorge Fernandez, the young Ar- West Coast Grid Heroes United Press International Pete Oh'er, Washington Third string quarterback tossed a 42-yaid scoring aerial in, the final minttes to give the Huskies a 22-17 victoiy over Pitt. Jon Anabo, Fresno State Took the Bulldogs on an aerial march in the final seconds to upscj University of Pacific, 20-19. Randy Gold, California Joined the Golden Bears for the first time this season after sitting out first two games with injuries and led the club to an upset 14-14 tie with high-ranked Missouri. Bruce Williams, Oregon State Carried ball 21 times for 117 yards in leading Beavers to 44-6 tout of Idaho Doug Post, Oregon The 19-year old sophomore quarterback was 'brilliant in defeat as Ducks were downed bv Minnesota, 14-7.

He passed for long Oregon touchdown. Bob Smith, UCLA Kicked 32-yard field goal, packed ball 22 times for 82 yards, completed one out of two passes, and punted 50 yards in lone try as Bruins bowed to Ohio State, 13-3. Oscar Donahue. San Jose State Led Spartans to 14-0 win over Colorado State from his end position by blocking a punt, scoring a touchdown and intercepting and running back a Colorado pass 20 yards. ran 1 turn id 3 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT i pected to spell trouble for Coach Dick Hill 'and his Invaders.

Brent Howe returned to action last week, but Lamar Gagon and Glen Hegstead who have been hospital cases for the past two weeks will return tp bolster the fullback spot. Provo is expected to be at top strength and a tough and thrill-packed encounter is anticipated. Thrilling Battle It is impossible' to visualize a more thrilling offensive game than the Provo vs. Payson clash which the Bulldogs won 7-6. The game could be equally close at Tigerville this weekend.

If the Orem Homecoming clash is a topflight feature, similar terms could be utilized for the Payson at Spanish Fork affair. Both; teams are keyed to near fever pitch and the team that wins will be the one that can make its breaks count. Spanish Fork has Merlin Blad at quarter; Rdean Clark and John Evans at ends; and Keith Huff and Rex Woodhouse at halfbacks to supply plenty of steam for; this game. Coach Jim Durrant, who succeeded Don Fuller at Payson some years ago, is out to defeat His teacher in this one, and he will have Jim Mortensen at center; Lee Kapaloski at tackle; Glen Smith at quarter; and Ron Watkins and Kent Oborn at half backs to make the yardage against the Spaniard line. This has all the.

earmarks of a thriller. Hightly-Rated The Springville vs. Carbon game at Price is less highly rated only because both teams have been defeated. Springville lost to Orem 39-0 and The Dinosaurs dropped a 20-14 match with Spanish Fork. Both teams are capable of topflight ball and the winner will have to do that very thing.

American Fork is expected to ring up its second victory at thel expense of the Pleasant Grove Vikings, 'but it is not going to be an easy win. The' Cavemen had their hands full at Brigham Young last week and had to rally for a 20-7 win, while the Grovers dropped their initial, game to Lehi Pioneers 13-6 in another close onev The Forkers should win this one but any let down or over confidence could well be disastrous to their title hopes. Brigham Young Wildcats go to Vernal this week for a clash with the Utes and should break into the win column for this one. The Utes dropped a 6-0 decision to Union, and the Wildcats should rate an even break with the Kent Bunker is beginning to find the range with his aerial display and it should rate the nod over the Basin Eleven. Plenty of Trouble Union is expected to run into plenty of trouble against that man-sized crew of Pioneers at Lehi.

Coaqh Jim Crittenden has one of thle teams in Class play this season and with a star studded bckfield and some top front line players he should win. without too much trouble this week. Richfield at Juab completes the Central Utah schedule for this week. The Wasps are still having trouble finding enough good players and will likely find the oing rough against 'Richfield. All games are slated for afternoon play now that Institute is over and sunshine, (df there is any) should make for better games in high school competition.

In India, the zenana is the part of the house set aside for women. GRADERS SHELLS SCRAPERS Age. State Hrs. at home i gentine knockout specialist who is ranked third among welter contenders, meets the lffith -'ranked Cecil Shorts of Cleveland at Madi son Square Garden Sa urday night. ineir lu-rounaer ill be tele vised nationally by ABC Fprnande has the best knock out percentage amomg currently active fighters.

Fifty bf. his 73 vie tories were by kayo es. He lost fivf bouts and had or Shorts, fighting his draw. first Garden Main event, nas woai 19 fights, iost seven anc1 dra once, lie Benny fKid) scored victories over Paret, no wcltcrw bight cham- pi on gart and ex-champiqn Isaac Lo- On Sept. 25, he stopped the highly-touted Fernando Barreto of Brazil in the sixth round at St.

I Nicholas Arena. Next Sunday. Duilid Loi of Italy is scheduled to defend his junior welterweight 140 pqund) cham pionship against Eddie Perkins of Chicago in the huge Si. Siro soccer stadjum at Milan, Italy. The stadium can seat 100J00.

The week's boxing schedule in cludes: Monday New Orleans Ralph Dunas vs. Del FJana! Ean. Bakers- Calif. Tommy Noel vs. Eddie Edwards.

Tuesday Hartford, Conn. Rudy Davis vs. Oscar Fields, San Jose, -Frankie Ramirez vs. Steve Mondoza. Halifax, N.S.

Floyd McCoy Vb. Blah Richardson. Wednesday Union City, N.J.- Marcel Bizien vs. Tommy Nether- cott. Phoenix, Ariz.

Alejandro Lavorante vs. Matt Jackson. Thursday Los An eles (Olym- pic) Daveny Moo vs. Pelon Dallas, Tex. Cervantes (non-tile Luis Rodriguez vs.

Friday -Worcester, ny Tavares vs. Bob Curtis Cokes. Mass. Ken-Fosmire. (Garden) Saturday New Yo Jorge Fernandez Shorts vs.

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