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OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING NOV 11 1962 3C SPORTS CORE OA RD By ENSIGN RITCHIE If i it 4 it I i i i 3 i if'1 8 'ill-' 1 i Major League Teams Hurt Selves In Raiding College Baseball Teams For several years now college athletic officials have been blasting the major leagues for going onto the campuses and signing athletes who still have athletic 1- i'v Yth eligibility 4 4- And we feel the squawks are 'i justified The! majors are biting the hand that feeds them Now that the number of minor leagues have )een cut profesion-al baseball teams must rely on the colleges td train many of the young prospects There just f'J iV aren't enough minor league teams to do the job! ACTION PLENTIFUL IN LOGAN GAME Utah State upset Wyoming 20 to 6 in an interseetional upset Saturday at Romney field Nearly 10000 fans braved the elements to see the battle Jeff Hartman (12) of Wyoming is' shown above being tackled by Charles Clay-baugh (36) of Utah State in the second period of play Frank Costello (61) of Utah State is shown at the far right Utah State battles Utah at Salt Lake City next Saturday Claybaugh the tackier is a former Box Elder High School star OLD TIMERS The Union Building at Utah State College at Logan Saturday was the scene of a' luncheon honoring four members of the 1912 Utah State grid team Other former Aggies are shown in the photo Front row left to 7St: Martindale 1928 end Gordon Kirby 1912 tackle Edgar Brossard 1911 fullback Burns Crookston fullback 1912 and George Nelson who served as trainer for 40 years Back row left to right: Douglas Cannon 1920 center Joe Snow 1914 guard and tackle Amos Griffin 1914 guard and tackle and Hy Hunsaker athletic director HEROES OF PAST DINED Red Jacoby Proposes New Teams for New Circuit Wyoming To bogies at his senior year at Idaho Baseball coach Wayne Anderson called the signing an example of "the professional plague The invasion of a college campus by baseball scouts is not new but this is the first time Idaho has been struck by the professional plague" Idaho had hoped for its best basketball team in a decade this season and coach Cipriano called White "the finest player I've had the opportunity to coach since I've been at Idaho" Baseball needs all the good-will it can muster in these days of other events offering stiff competition to the sport They are not getting this good-will buy signing athletes off college campuses PROPOSE TRUCE Rumors have the US government proposing a "truce" in the sports war between the national AAU and the NCAA that would allow the best American athletes to compete in the 1964 Olympic games in Tokyo One source insisted that the truce which would last until Nov 1 1964 has been agreed upon after a high-level meeting in Washington within the past month However Donald Hull executive of the AAU while admitting that the truce had been proposed said agreement had not been reached but indicated it still is under consideration At stake in the dispute between the AAU and NCAA is control of amateur sports competition in this country At this time the AAU is recognized by the various international federations which rule the various sports as the governing body of amateur athletics in the United States The AAU is the only body today now empowered to certify US athletes for international competition such as the Olympic games However the NCAA lashing out at the AAU's conduct of sports has recently moved to set up national federations in track basketball baseball and gymnastics The AAU has threatened to outlaw athletes who compete in non-AAU sanctioned meets while the NCAA has similarly threatened to outlaw athletes who compete in events not sanctioned by the FOOTBALL RESULTS But in recent years major league clubs have raided campuses signing many fini athletes at the heights of their college careers Professional football and basketball teams don't do this since they have rules requiring that players be drafted after their four years of college are over But baseball teams continue to lure the athletes away with their offers of big bonuses The latest squawk came just this week from Neil (Skip) Stahley athletic director of the University of Idaho Idaho officials learned this week that one of the school's top basketball players had been signed by the New York Yankees The player involved was Chuck White who averaged 18 points a game for- the Idaho Vandals basketball team last season and who will be ineligible this year SIGNED WITH YANKS Starley said White informed basketball coach Joe Cipriano that he signed a contract with the New York Yankees for an undisclosed bonus White of Kirkland Wash was being touted for possible All-America honors this year He also was a standout on the Idaho baseball team School athletic officials made no attempt to conceal their anger over the signing "Coach Cipriano has worked hard to build a well-rounded team for the coming year" Stahley said "and has been dealt a severe blow by the rules of professional baseball which permit signing of a student before graduation He criticized what he called the "impersonal approach taken by professional baseball toward young men of college age who should be permitted to complete their education without having dangled before them the glitter of a contract" White said he plans to complete By Warden Standard-Examiner Sports Editor LOGAN Four old-timers of 50 years ago were feted at a luncheon at the Union Building at Utah State College Saturday prior to the Utah State-Wyoming football headlines The veterans of yesteryear sat on the Utah State Captures 14th Straight on Home Gridiron LOGAN Utah (UPI) Utah State's fleet of hard-running backs and the clutch passing of veteran quarterbacks Jim Turner and Steve Shafer carried the Aggies to a 20-6 interseetional victory Saturday over Wyoming Dench as the Aggies downed Wyoming 20-6 in a sur prise victory The old-timers and players of tackle of 1914 had a "ball" relating A crowd of 9627 saw the inde old time experiences pendent Aggies score their 14th later years got a big kick out of relating experiences at the luncheon Hebe Whiting all-conference lineman: at Utah in the long ago later a coach at North Cache One of the oddities of the 1912 team was the fact that the team played only three games They won over Montana State 17-0 and downed Wyoming by 53 0 They Utah State 18 Alumni 0 Utah State 0 Gonzaga 60 Utah State 24 Wyoming 3 Utah State 7 Colorado Aggies 34 Utah State 2 Utah 20 The principal speaker Red Jacoby athletic director of University of Wyoming said that he hoped that in the not too distant future Utah State would be admitted to the new Western Athletic Conference "I attended a meeting at San Francisco some months ago without an invitation and at that time our new league was supposed to include Oregon Oregon State Washington State Utah Arizona State Arizona and New Mexico" said Jacoby "With cooperative assistance from Pres Humphries of Wyoming I finally managed to get our Cowboys in what is now the Western Athletic Conference were the big gaine rs in the drive Utah State almost completely dominated the contest in the second half with Roger Leonard Larry Campbell Mattson and Larry Bryan eating up big chunks of yardage Meantime Shafer and Turner connected on key passes to guidei their club goalward Leonard a 180-pound senior from Pleasant Hills California scored one touchdown in the third period was the master of ceremonies played a 7-7 tie to share the btate WhitinS told of Rums Crnrik rVinmnifvnsthm with Utah RV1T AA ston's 87 yard completed pass to not get into football until 1923 Andy Mohr against Colorado at Boulder back 1912 This is the longest pass ever recorded in the history of the grid sport Gordon Kirby tackle of 1912 Burns Crookston fullback of the 1912 team Edgar Brossard fullback of the 1911 club Joe Snow tackle of 1914 and Amos Griffin During the 1913 season Utah State nosed out Montana 9-7 They lost to Montana State 13-0 and suffered 34-0 beating at the hands of Colorado Aggies In the closing game they bested Utah 21-0 In 1914 the Farmers played four games with the following results: straight home field victory at the expense of their old-time rivals from the defunct Skyline Conference The contest was played in 45 degree weather on a field left slick by an early morning rain However the Aggies' halfbacks and fullbacks found sufficient footing to pile up large chunks of yardage through the pourous Cowboy defense The victory evened Utah State's record against Western Athletic Conference opponents at 2-2 and gave the Aggies an over-all mark of 7-2 Wyoming suffered its fourth loss in nine games Wyoming punched over a touchdown the first time it got its hands on the ball by marching 77 yards in seven plays to take a 7-0 lead after the game was only three minutes old Rick Desmarais a fullback who runs like a halfback started the Wyoming touchdown drive by racing 54 yards on the fourth play from scrimmage Wyoming gots its lone touchdown on a 10-yard EAST Upsala 21 Alfred 0 Buffalo 44 Gettysburg Delaware State 34 St Paul's 14 New Hampshire 7 Springfield Williams 20 Wesleyan 7 Penn State 34 West Virginia 6 Penn 15 Yale 12 Syracuse 34 Navy 6 Dartmouth 42 Columbia 0 Cornell IS Brown 26 Boston 13 Connecticut 0 Harvard 20 Princeton 0 Holy Cross 20 WMI 14 Oklahoma State 12 Army 7 Boston College 42 Texas Tech 13 Lafayette 10 Waynesburg 0 Massachusetts 19 Villanova 18 Bucknell 32 Colgate 14 Delaware 23 Rutgers 6 Hofstra 20 Rhode Island 8 Middlebury 14 Vermont 6 Trinity 25 Amherst 23 Colby 16 Bates 12 Maine 27 Bowdoin 2 Middlebury 14 Vermont 6 MIDWEST Notre Dame 43 Pittsburgh 22 Marshall 13 Xavier (Ohio) 6 Bowling Green 7 Ohio 6 Western Michigan 28 BYU 20 Butler 41 Evansville 0 Ohio State 10 Indiana 7 Michigan 14 Illinois 10 Minnesota 10 Iowa 0 Purdue 17 Michigan State 9 Miami (Ohio) 42 Dayton 20 Wisconsin 37 Northwestern 6 North Dakota 31 South Dakota 0 Oklahoma 41 Iowa State 0 Valparaiso 21 DePauw 7 Nebraska 40 Kansas 16 Missouri 57 Colorado 0 Drake 40 North Dakota State 6 Omaha 35 Pittsburgh S'tate (Kan) 0 Ball State 42 Bradley 22 Parsons 40 Dubuque 6 Toledo 13 Temple 0 SOUTH Tennessee Tech 20 Arkansas State 12 Grambling 20 Arkansas A and 20 Dillard 12 Alabama A and 8 Alabama 36 Miami (Fla) 3 Arkansas 28 Rice 14 Auburn 9 Mississippi State 3 Memphis State 60 The Citadel 13 Mississippi 52 Chattanooga 7 North Carolina 11 Virginia 7 Virginia Tech 37 Wake Forest 8 Puke 10 Maryland 7 Kentucky 7 Vanderbilt 0 South Carolina 17 North Carolina Stale 6 Florida State 14 Georgia Tech 14 Florida 23 Georgia 15 Clemson 44 Furman 3 Tennessee 28 Tulane 16 William and Mary 10 George Washington 6 Washington and Jefferson 21 Allegheny Richmond 28 Davidson 20 Louisville 29 Kent State 8 LSU 5 Texas Christian 0 Southern Mississippi 33 Tinity 6 R1TT liiiiifir Tiiinni IS Cougars Lose 28-20 To Western Michigan to make it 14-6 and added another in the final period to put the game out of reach Unable to move effectively against the big Aggie forward wall the Cowboys went to the air in the second half but the alert Utah State team's defense throttled the Wyoming air offense and the Cowboys wound up with only 42 yards gained in the air Utah State 1 7 Wyoming 6 0 0 Scoring: Shutte 10 pass from Hartman (kick failed) USU-Steel 8 run (Turner kick) Leonard 1 run (Turner kick) Leonard 3 pass from Shafer (kick failed) STATISTICS USU Wyo First downs 16 7 Rushing yardage 237 162 Passing yardage 96 42 Passes 7-11 6-16 Passes intercepted by 2 1 Punts 3-30 5-48 Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized 60 70 pass from quarterback Jeff Hart- OPEN TIL 9 PM MONDAY THURSDAY KALAMAZOO Mich (AP) Two losing gambles by their opponents helped Western Michigan University to a 28-20 victory over Brigham Young University in a non-conference football game Saturday The visitors played without the nation's total offense leader El-don Fortie for much of the final quarter when he was sidelined with a shoulder injury and FRIDAY II im' man to halfback Mike Shutte George Squires' kick for the extra point was blocked EIGHT YARDS OUT Utah State came right back and went 45 yards in four plays for a score with halfback Darrell Steele racing over from eight yards out: A Turner to Bill Mattson pass for 12 yards and a 15-yard penalty Sophomore halfback Doug War-deil took up the burden and in four tries scored to make it WMU 21-BYU 20 His try for a two-point conversion was stopped by inches With less than a minute left BYU gambled for a first down on its 25 and missed Western took over and in two plays iced the game Schlee pulled over from the two and Gibbs converted Western scored first in the opening period on a four-yard run by Thedar Gibbs converted BYU tied it in the second quarter on a pass from Fortie to end Alan Robinson and Frank Baker converted Brigham Young 0 7 7 Western Michiaan 7 0 14 Fortie passed! 35 yards for one score and ran 37 yards for another Fortie was held to a total gain of 206 yards on 24 carries and seven pass completions in nine attempts One pass was in Northwestern Dropped By Wisconsin Eleven tercepted another fell Incomplete His previous per game yard average was 217 Two quick third-period touch rionaa a and 67 Allen 0 Howard 34 Wofford 28 SOUTHWEST Austin College 13 Southern State 0 Arkansas 28 Rice 14 Texas A and 12 SMU 7 Texas 27 Baylor 12 New Mexico 21 Colorado State 8 Lamar Tech 28 East Texas State 6 Houston 35 Tulsa 31 Eastern New Mexico 54 Northwestern Oklahoma 0 Abilene Christian 14 McMurry 12 New Mexico Highlands 25 Panhandle A and 19 Southwest Texas 61 Howard Payne IS Arlington State 7 Hardin Simmons 6 North Texas State 20 West Texas State 13 WEST downs held the key to WMU's vie tory erage in six games to date the highest figure in the nation Kroner scored two touchdowns on passes of 11 and 23 yards from Vanderkelen kicked a 39-yard field goal and converted by place kick after four of the five Badger touchdowns Holland blasted for three touchdowns on runs of 9 and 4 yards Powered by fullback Bill Schlee and halfback Alan Gibbs the WMU-r-Theder 4 run (Gibbs kick) Robinson 35 pass from Fortie (Baker kick) Bednar 1 run (Gibbs kick) Patterson 22 pass from Thedar (Gibbs kick) BYU-Fortie 37 run (Baker kick) BYU-Wardell 2 run (run failed) Schlee 2 run (Gibbs kick) Attendance: 13000 Mich BYU First downs 17 17 Rushing yardage 273 265 Passing yardage 56 75 Passes 4-7 5-9 Passes inter by 1 0 Funts 5-37 3-44 Michigan Broncos moved 70 yards Charge It Use Nationwide "Charge If Plan Take up to 1 year to pay in 14 plays from the second half SAL1 MOW ON kickoff to score Halfback Jim Values to $85 and on an li-yard pass from Van derKelen Becinar drove in from one yard MADISON Wis (UPD-Wiscon-sin riddled Northwestern's defenses with versatile running backs and expert passing by Ron VanderKelen Saturday to tromp the nation's No 1 college football team 37 to 6 for the Wildcats' first loss The Badgers made the most of two breaks an intercepted pass and a fumble to grind the Wildcats under but Wisconsin had the decided advantage before these opportunities set up a 21-point scoring surge in the third period Wisconsin's defense was good too The Wildcats the nation's top offensiveteam didn't score until the final six minutes Two Badger backs Gary Kroner and Lou Holland divided the Wisconsin scoring surpassing the Badgers 332 points per game av- out and Gibbs converted to put vanaemeien was lar superior WMU ahead 14-7 to Nortnwestern sophomore passing star Tom Myers ranked BYU fullback John Malarsie fourth in the nation in effective fumbled the following kickoff and Bronco end Tom Patterson recov Fumbles lost 3 2 i ness VanderKelen completed 12 UP 70O TO OO Yards penalized 51 20 out of 22 aerials for 181 yards but his tosses accounted for three touchdowns and kept the Wildcat defense spread to help the Badger Boise 35 Yakima JC 14 Dixie 25 Ricks 6 Southern Oregon 12 Oregon College 6 Weber 28 Western Montana 0 Adams State 3 Colorado Mines 0 Washington 27 California 0 College of Idaho 23 Pacific (Ore) 21 Oregon 28 Washington State 10 Air Force 17 UCLA 11 Oregon State 32 Idaho 0 Arizona 14 Kansas State 13 Southern California 39 Stanford 14 Utah State 20 Wyoming 6 Montana 36 Montane State 19 WilUmett 7 Lewis and Clark 7 San Diego Marines 41 San Fernando Valley 0 San Diego Sfata 32 Pacific (Calif) 18 Colorado Western 17 Idaho State 16 San Francisco State 28 Sacramento State 7 Arizona State 35 Utah 7 runners Myers completed 16 of 26 passes for 182 yards but his only scoring throw of 39 yards to Steve Mur 3) College of Idaho Hands Pacific 23-20 Grid Loss CALDWELL Idaho (UPD-Col- lege of Idaho blunted the passing attack of Pacific's Northwest Conference passing star Bob Light with a tough ground game Satur ered it at the BYU 23 After one play from scrimmage quarterback Roger Thedar fired a 22-yard pass to Patterson in the end zone Gibbs converted It was within pne minute of the previous score BYU rebounded when after two first downs Fortie sqiurmed loose from at least three tacklers to score on a 37-yard run Frank Baker converted to make the score 21-14 in favor of the host team In the final quarter with 9:11 left BYU had the ball on the WMU 49 Halfback Phil Brady was run out of bounds on the 29 and suffered a broken shoulder phy came with less than six minutes left in the game when the Badgers' third team was on de New Fall Weight SLACKS Kansas State Loses to Arizona Team Sport Goals NECKTIES All patterns end colors Nationally advertised values to $250 fense In addition one of Myers tosses was knocked into the air by Ron Carlson and intercepted by Roger Pillath to give Wisconsin the ball on the Northwestern 22 and set up SPORT SHIRTS Values to $698 Reduced to $99 10 500 $8co Values to $4000 Reduced to day to defeat the visitors 23 to 20 before an estimated 2000 fans The victory gave the Caldwell TUCSON Ariz (UPI A pair of a touchdown A fumble recovery Values Coyotes aj 2-3 conference record IS £31100 to sophomores combined to give Arizona its fifth straight homecoming for the season Sparking of I was halfback victory Saturday and at the same time hand Kansas State its 16th John Tria who carried the ball 24 times for a net gain of 104 yards SWEATERS straight loss 14-13 and scored all three Coyote touch The winning touchdown came on NAME BRAND SHOES Southern Oregon Has Close Call Before Winning MONMOUTH Ore (UPD-Ore-gone College of Education came within a yard of throwing the Oregon Collegiate Conference title race into confusion here Saturday before bowing to Southern Oregon 12 to 6 Southern Oregon unbeaten in lour games clinched the championship with the victory A loss would have meant a three-way tie among those two teams and Port downs All Weather COATS Values to $2293 sophomore quarterback Eddie The first Coyote score came in Bricker's 40-yard pass to sophomore halfback Lou White with Underwear Famous brand Regular 95c each Mow 3 Pair for $200 Carmen Salvino Edged Carter In PB A Tourney Philadelphia: ojpd car men Salvino of Chicago came from behind with a rush Saturday to win the Professional Bowling Association's $45000 national championship at the Boulevard Lanes Salvino in ninth Dlaoe hfnro Regi to $1895 eight minutes to go in the game $QAOO Senior quarterback Bill Brech- the first 2 minutes of the opening quarter Idaho kicked off to the Badgers held them and when the Badgers punted Tria returned the punt 34 yards and two plays later went over for the score III price on the Northwestern 27 made possible the second easy score i The tough Badger defense limited Northwestern averaging 415 yards per game previously highest in the nation to only 292 yards and 24 of these came on the last play of the game a desperation pass by Fred Quinn Wisconsin on toe other iiand made 384 yards in racking up its sixth win in seven games The Badgers alkAmerica Pat Richter also won his pass reception contest with Northwestern's Paul Flatley Richter 4 hauled in five for 77 yards and Flatley fourth-ranked nationally' caught only two passes for 17 The Badger? victory left three teams tied for first in the Big Tea chase Wisconsin Northwestern and Minnesota each with a 4-1 conference record Northwestern has one more Bis His other two touchdowns came SHOP HOW FOR G11RISTL1AS AflD SAVE! on five and 11-yard runs The final Idaho score was halfback Jim O'Connor's field goal from the 12- land State activity got under way Saturday and in third iace going into the last two games carded scores of 267 and 230 to edge! Don Carter of 1 yard line O'Connor also added Kerm Bennett ran the opening ler then fired a two point pass to sophomore Si GimbeL Kansas State came back to drive 53 yards and score on a three-yard plunge by halfback Joel Searies It was the first time this year Kansas State scored twice in a game K-State quarterback Doug Cof-rigann who Jed the march with his pass-run options then went for the winning two points with a pass Searies but the ball bounced off defensive halfback Brian Hart's fingers and out of the end rone I two points after touchdown kickoff back 80 yards for a South Pacific scores came on a two yard run by quarterback Frank ern Oregon score and Doug Olsen tallied again for SOC before the Walker a 34-yard pass from light to halfback Dick Lawrence and sc Louis as- tne tourney winner by 19 pins Salvino's point score under the PBA's system was 19329 to aCr-ters 19310 Under the scoring system one point is-awarded for each game won and one point for each 30 pins knocked down first period was over Oregon College scored in the second quarter and then had a drive stopped in I i i- a 16-yard pass from Fred Willis to Dennis Farster Ray Amstadt Ten game left and the Badgers side the Southern one-yard line in tho third quarter Badger fullback kicked two extra points for Pacific ana uopners two eacn 4 rf 0 £0 4 4 rrt jg je.