The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 22

Ogden Standard-Examiner Sunday September 25 1966 2C SPORTS SCOREBOARD By ENSIGN RITCHIE rnM" Tmr S- I i it A mmm Lumberjacks Still Appear Eager For Entry Into BSAC Conference Northern Arizona University which made overtures a couple of years ago for getting in the Big Sky Confer-erence apparently is still interested -o -i -n: vv 5 awu W'ivr-x seem to be -But they don't iltfT too many member making Utah Overcomes Deficit To Do Giddings Justice EUGENE Ore (UPI) Utah recovered from a shaky start and handed its new coach Mike Giddings a 17-14 victory over penalty-plagued Oregon Saturday Junior quarterback Jack Gehrke engineered a 56-yard drive and scored the winning touchdown from two yards out with 2:43 left in the third period schools happy In fact it does 4 not appear as though Flagstaff -school officials are even trying to make mends While at the campus last week we were asked on three 1 IV occasions by representatives of The visiting redskins twice I care We understand they have also alienated a couple of other Big Sky schools There is one other item against Lumberjacks geography The Idaho and Montana schools figure the conference would be too spread out It would be quite a jaunt from Moscow or Missoula to Flagstaff We don't want to even guess what the Big Sky Conference presidents will dp when expansion votes are taken But if Northern Arizona University has left the same impression with them as it has with us the in lift! stitution hasn't a chance the press and school officials what the chances are of the Lumberjacks getting into the conference -We told them we had no idea This is a matter to be decided Jby the six college presidents And we haven't been able to find out what their thinking is on the issue But from a personal standpoint we weren't too impressed with the institution TAKE SECOND LOOK True they had a real fine football team But there ae other things that should cause conference' officials to take a second look before admitting the school -While aoDarentlv making PAID ADMISSIONS A report from Ben Jewell president of the Pioneer League this week showed that Ogden came from behind EARLY LEAD Halfback Ben Woodsom fumble the opening kickoff and Oregon was on the scoreboard with a 6-0 lead after two minutes on a seven-yard pass from Mike Brundage to end Steve Reina But Woodson atoned for the fumble later in the half with a 30-yard touchdown gallop that put Utah in front 11-6 Jerry Pullman earlier had kicked a 30-yard Utah field goal to narrow the gap to 6-3 Reina a 6-5 junior from San Diego Calif made a senational end zone grab of a Tom Trovato pass with 2:47 left in the first half to give Oregon a 14-11 lead Reina twice juggled the ball before making a desperation leap But Gehrke running the option beautifully moved his mates for the winning score in the third quarter The £ey play was end Mike Butera to the Oregon 13 BIG CHANCE Oregon had an excellent scoring chance right after its first touchdown when the Webf oots drove to the Utah 3 following Jim Smith's pass interception on the Utah 47 But Richard Tate intercepted Brundage's pass in the end zone Utah outrushed Oregon 191-21 and Gehrke completed 11 of 17 passes for 112 yards Oregon had 174 yards passing from three quarterbacks who completed 11 of 20 A whopping 112 yards in penalties hurt the Webfoots It was the only the third victory for Utah over Oregon in 11 tries Last year Oregon took the Redskins 31-14 at Salt Lake City Oregon 6 8 0 0-14 Utah 3 8 6 0-17 drew 33822 paid admissions for its 33 home games 1966 for a shade better than 1000 per UTAH QUARTERBACK Jack Gehrke (14) is pulled down from behind for a loss in the third quarter Doing the damage is a University of Oregon de fensive half back Oregon middle guard George James assists Utah won 17-14 Standard-Examiner UPI Telephoto game This helped the league show the best attendance in its three years of summer baseball AGGIES MAKE WINNERS WORK their pitch for entry they aren't putting their house in order Several players on the Nor tnern Arizona lootDau team a "member of the NAIA would be Hluskers Shed Utah State 28-7 The league total of 89214 paid admissions was 25768 more than the 1965 attendance in 1965 and 13129 better than in 1964 The percentage of increase over 1965 was 41 per cent possibly good enough to win the 1966 National Assoc i a i League attendance Derby This ineligible under NCAA stand ards This is strictly an "out law" school a fourth down 13-yard pass to LINCOLN Neb (UPI)-Fifth- er last year exploded for a 72 -Then too there is the matter of officiating ranked Nebraska erupted from a sluggish three quarters of play Saturday to score three We don't make it a habit of Breaks BYU Out threw no less than 30 passes sneaked in from one yard out Jim Murphv converted Nebraska offense still could not get going Then the Husker defense busted the game open when middle guard Wayne Meylan blocked an Aggie punt and recovered on the Utah eight Three plays later 200-pound halfback Ron Kirkland skirted in for the tally Four minutes late Wachholtz the country's no 2 punt return- criticizing officials In most cases we believe they do their award was won by the Texas League in 1965 with an increase of 42 per cent GREATER ATTENDANCE All Pioneer League cities yard runback for another Husker score With 2Vi minutes remaining junior halfback Paul Critchlow capped a 42-yard drive with another Husker score The destructive Nebraska defense which last week yielded only 10 yards on the ground in an opening game win over Texas Christian picked up where it left off The Aggie offense was held to a net Toss of 12 yards Holds SJS 19-9 with the exception of Twin center on a BYU punt attempt San Jose 7 2 0 Brigham Young 10 0 9 SAN JOSE Calif (UPI) -The Brigham Young University Cougars paced by the running Falls showed the greatest attendance in the past three years Ogden has an excellent chance of winning the grand sweepstakes award among association cities wtih an increase of 113 per cent over its assigned quota A financial report for the rusing the first half and could touchdowns in the final period and power past an aggressive Utah State 28-7 before a record band day crowd of 63543 The Cornhuskers had to fight for their lives most of the clash as the Aggie defense anchored by 255-pound tackle Bill Staley turned in a brilliant losing performance Nebraska sped to a fast lead scoring with less than four minutes gone in the contest on a two-yard plunge by junior fullback Charlie Winters STATE HELD The drive covered 31 yards and was set up by a 37-yard punt runback by 160-pound Lar of Ferry Rodriguez and quarterback Virgil Carter's passing best But things got ridiculous io say the least at NAU last week The Flagstaff school assigns its own officials Then at the close of the con-'test Weber State coach Sark Arslanian headed across the field for the customary handshake with coach Andy Mac-Donald But the coach was nowhere to be found He beat most of his players to the dressing room BEST BEHAVIOR One would think that a school trying to impress other institutions would be on its best behavior But they don't seem to NEW MEXICO CONQUERS KANSAS STATE BY LARGE 28-8 MARGIN MANHATTAN Kan New Mexico unleashed a potent offense to score 22 points in the first half and tag winless Kansas State with a 28-8 football loss Saturday Carl Bradford reeled off scoring runs of 6 and 34 yards to spark the first half for the Lobos New Mexico quarterback Rick Beitler kept the offense going by hitting on 11 of 18 passes for 149 yards New Mexico scored once in the first quarter when a K-State fumble gave the Lobos possession on the Wildcats 4-yard line Carl Jackson a 194-pound fullback drove over from the 1-yard line three plays later FOOTBALL RESULTS not do much better on the ground in the second stanza But Edwards gave the Husker secondary fits with his passing abandon He set a new Utah broke open a tight contest in the second half Saturday night to defeat the San Jose State Dodgers won't be ready until after ihe board of directors meets later this month Spartans 19-9 state career total offense rec The paid attendance figures for other teams in the league letic Conference champion led ord of 2447 yards in the battle Nebraska 7 0 3 Utah State 0 0 7 0-7 this season were: Idaho Falls at the half 10-9 However with 23350 Caldwell 20266 and Rodriguez rushing for 42 yards and Carter connecting on clutch iwm rans iiYt passes the Cougars scored nine ry Wachholtz who also added a third quarter field goal after points in the third quarter to Mcdonald shines Cowboy Intercept Way to 23-6 put the game out of reach Utah State held Nebraska three times within its own one-yard Ben Laverty gave the Cougar line a 3-0 lead with only 2:50 gone Win Over Companion Arizona St in the opening period on a 27- Bobcats Topple yard field goal A fumble by Later Wachholtz was to add icing to the cake with a 72-yard score on a punt return The Huskers nursed the 7-0 San Jose fullback Jaime Town LARAMIE Wyo (UPI)- send on the second play of the Speights intercepted two pas- the touchdown A two-point ses in the first quarter one for fconversioon a 1 1 failed Wvominff' turned three first lead until half time but after the when Wyoming's Vic Washing a touchdown and one which set intermission the fired up Utag quarter pass interceptions into game set up the score BIG MARCH San Jose took the ensuing kick- Vandal s24 ton knocked down a Goodman pass offense spearheaded by scram up a S8-yard scoring play on a scores Saturday and moved on for a 23-6 Western Athletic oass from quarterback Rick off and marched 70 yards in bling quarterback Ron Edwards knotted the score on a 71-yard drive Edwards who Conference victory over Arizo seven plays with Danny Holman pitching a 10-yard TD strike to EAST Villanova 20 Toledo 11 Dartmouth 17 Mass 7 Duke 14 Pittsburgh 7 Colgate 38 Columbia 0 Army 14 Holy Cross 0 Penn 38 Lehigh 28 Princeton 16 Rufgarf 12 Cornell 28 Buffalo 21 Va Tech 49 George Wash WVa 24 Wm and Mary 13 Boston 20 Maine UCLA 31 Syracuse 12 Yale 16 Connecticut 0 Ohio 23 Boston College 14 Ithaca 47 Tufts 8 Indiana State Pa 28 Geneva Coll 7 Ohio University 23 Boston College 14 Harvard 30 Lafayette 7 Brown 40 Rhode Island 27 William 17 Trinity 7 Bates 26 Norwich 7 Delaware 35 Hofstra 13 Bucknell 16 Gettysburg 10 Carnegie Tech 18 Wooster 6 MIDWEST New Mexico 28 Kansas State 8 Minnesota 35 Stanford 21 Augustana SD 27 Augustana III 0 North Dakota 41 Idaho State 0 Colorado St 45 So Dakota St 14 Missouri 21 Illinois 14 Oregon State 17 Iowa 3 Indiana 26 Northwestern 14 Notre Dame 26 Purdue 14 Ohio State 14 Texas Christian 7 Michigan State 42 Penn State 8 Oklahoma 33 Iowa St 1 1 Michigan 31 Cent Michigan 14 SOUTH Alabama 34 La Tech Georgia 43 VMI 7 Tennessee 28 Auburn 0 Ga Tech 42 Vanderbilt 0 Maryland 34 Wake Forest 7 Carotin 10 NX St 7 Clemson 40 Virginia 35 PAR WIST Colorado Coll 48 St Mary's Colo 0 Utah 17 Oregon 14 Air Force 10 Washington Michigan 17 California 7 Nevada 28 Wilamette 21 Calif Aggies 27 of Calif 7 Westminster 34 Carroll Mont 7 na State University for the right corner of the end zone Egloff to wingback Hub Lind-sey on the next play Arizona State took over on its own 20-yard line early in the Wyoming held the Sun Devils in their own territory most of On the kickoff Idaho failed to the first half Arizona State's gain and punted to Montana's fourth quarter when Jerry DePovster missed a try for a 44 The Bobcats drove back to deepest penetration in the first half was to the Wyoming 22 the Idaho 20 where with a Three National Titles NEW YORK (UPI Eddie Arcaro who retired as an active jockey in 1961 was America's leading jockey dn money won five times heading the National Standings in 1942 1948 fourth down and 7 yards to go Saffold Rick Munson's conversion gave the Spartans a short-lived 7-3 advantage BYU took the lead for good a few moments later as Carter's 11-yard pass to end Phil Odle climaxed a 63-yard drive The only scoring in the second quarter was a safety as Laverty downed the ball in his own end zone following a bad pass from yard line in the second quarter But defensive end Tim Got- Dartmouth Takes Victory Over Redman Eleven HANOVER NH (UPI) -Defending Ivy League champion Dartmouth scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and fought off a desperation fourth-period attack by Massachusetts Saturday to defeat the Redman 17-7 Ace Dartmouth halfback Gene Ryzewicz raced 64 yards BOZEMAN Mont (UPI) -inspired Montana State struck tfor two quick first period touchdowns and stopped Idaho's offense cold to upset the favored jVandals 24-10 Saturday in a Big Sky Conference opener Bobcat junior halfback Don 5lass was unleashed for two touchdowns and 209 yards in 34 carries while Idaho's big Ray McDonald drew 121 yards in 28 carries A fired up Bobcat defense "stopped all Vandal scoring btenerud came in to kick the field goal MSU 14 0010-24 berg threw (Joodman tor a six-yard loss on a fourth-and-five second field goal The visitors marched 80 yards in 11 plays with a 21-yard pass from Goodman to Dewey Forrister setting up the scoring chance on the 12-yard-line On the next play Goodman passed to end Fairr Hooker for Idaho 0-820-10 1950 1952 and 1955 situation to stop the drive thrusts the second half in 1 5 Pro Seasons Center Mel Hein played 15 years with the New York Giants football team from 1931-1945 to set a "club record for longest for one of the Big Green scores and sophomore safety Sam cluding a goal line stand that halted Idaho on Montana State's four The Bobcats took a quick 14-0 lead in the opening period with two touchdowns in 33 seconds Hawken returned a punt 48 yards for the other services The first score was set up by North Dakota Romps Over Idaho State GRAND FORKS ND (AP)-North Dakota ranked third in the Associated Press small college poll rode the running of fullback Pete Pornish and the passing of quarterback Cory Colehour to a 41-0 romp over Idaho State Saturday Pornish scored three touch MCLwnaia wno lumDiea after Idaho drove with the opening kickoff to the Bobcat 34 Bob "Senden recovered With Hass do-ing most of the carrying the Bobcats drove 60 yards in 10 plays Hass pushed over from inches out when 7:23 left in the quarter After the klckoff Dan Hodge intercepted Vandal quarterback John Foruria's pass on Idaho's U' is 1 WT Mips 4 4 I Vvl y4 downs on two plunges for a yard each and an 8-yard pass 43 on the first play from scrim iSafiSSESSSSKS-'1' vMsS i mmmwW from Colehour who also passed 14 yards to Ron Bergh for another touchdown Colehour completed 10 of 17 passes for 115 yards while Ida mmm Mmm 0 sw mmz ho State quarterback Bill In WrlK jif gram could only hit on 9 of 37 for 83 yards and had five fl-X-X-X-X'X-XJ-X-X-X ir- i' 1 immz Idaho State 0 0 0 0-0 North Dakota 13 14 14 041 Gillette Premium RETREAD SNOW TIRES mage and returned it to the 14 pn the next play Ron Bain scampered faito the end zone Idaho got on the scoreboard in the second period when Dick Nelson gathered in Russ Dodge's punt on the Idaho 41 and with la great block from Dick Arndt retruned it into the end zone 'JJoruria ran the two-point conversion making 14-8 at half-time 'In the final period Hass made Montana's third touchdown on the first play from scrimmage after an Idaho punt He ran over the left side and outdistanced the Vandal secondary angling WtMMigW Any Size Parsons Beat Weak Carroll Crew 37-7 HELENA (UPI) Westminster almost completely controlled the ball Saturday as they llisiifl f( Plus tax and rcappable casing downed an offensively weak Carroll College 34-7 in a non-conference game Westminster's Parsons scored for the first time with 2:57 left in the first half on a pass from quarterback Bob Sparrow to fiankerback Mike Sandor The kick was good and the Parsons 'Mac White Leads 5MU Over Navy i DALLAS (UPI)-Mac (the Itnife) White ran and threw Southern Methodist to a 21-3 intersectional ie ver Navy Saturday -White a' senior quarterback who helped engineer a 32-28 i upset of No 1 ranked Navy on this same field three years ago was at the throttle on SMU's 'first two touchdowns Saturday ias the Mustangs made it five ut of six over the Midshipmen £in their series 2A MONTH GUARANTEE Whltewalls $100 Extra Mounted Free Easy Terms Arranged GILL'S TIRE MARKET were out in front 7-u The Parsons scored twice in the third quarter With 4:37 left the period Ken Poulsen ran 3985 Wall Ave Ph 399-5897 JIM SEYMOUR (85) Notre Dame end snags an 84-yard pass from quarterback Terry Hanratty deep in Purdue territory in the second half of Saturday's game Attempting to block the pass is Purdue's Bob Corby (45) Standard-Examiner UPI Telephoto the ball 33 yards for a touchdown A successful conversion gave them ja 14-0 lead -'jt': -v -'iv' J- JK -v.