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Today Montana-Wyoming Finale Cowboys to Unleash Flip-Flop Offense Chisox Pair Toss Two-Miter DETROIT (AP) The Chicago Saturday, September 21, 1963 8 White Sox pushed across runs in the first and ninth innings and knuckleballers Eddie Fisher and Hoyt Wilhelm combined for a two- hitter in a 2-0 victory over De troit Friday. UPHILL BATTLE BALTIMORE (AP) Rookie A Billings sophomore, Wayne Bell, will likely be a Grizzly starter against Wyoming. Coach Ray Jenkins describes Bell as a "scooter-type" runner who could break a game wide open. Other tentative starters are ends Gene Leonard and Crist Pomajevich, tackles Bruce Wall-work and Fred Calder, guards Brent Russell and Gerald Luchau, center Tom Hauck, quarterback Tom Huffer, halfback Bill Martin, and fullback Pete Gotay. Wyoming will likely go with ends Mack Balls and Tom De-laney, tackles Harry Reed and Don Quinn, guards John Sorino and Bill Levine, center Dick Barry, quarterback Tom Wilkin Billings sport fans will see two highly-spirited football teams when the Montana Grizzlies and Wyoming Cowboys meet Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

at Daylis Stadium. Both schools claim improved clubs. For Wyoming it will be the season opener and its first opportunity to attempt its much-publicized "flip-flop" offense. For Montana it will be the second outing. Last week at Vancouver, the Silvertips beat the University of British Columbia, 16-0.

Wyoming coach Lloyd Eaton is not anticipating any unusual problems with his new offense except what might be termed first-game jitters. I FROM A TO I I Fishing, Hunting I Good This Week By ROY ANDERSON Heading for the hills or prairie this week? Fishing is prime and bird hunting good, according to the Billings district fish and game department office. Sam Bowens' two-run triple in the seventh inning climaxed Baltimore's uphill battle and gave the Orioles a 7-6 victory over Washington Friday night. BOUTON LOSES I. VCS imPPPPPPPPPP': WP NEW YORK (AP)-Kansas City rapped 20-game winner Jim Bou- son, tailback Rick Desmarais, jcaion aid express respect iui McLean, ana Perry Nelson, the information chap, says fishing is getting good on the Yellowstone and Stillwater rivers, with ton and beat the New York Yankees 4-3 for a split of their double-header Friday night.

The American League champions edged the fullback Wayne Linton. Grizzlies. the moss on the Yellowstone, which has been plaguing "Montana has always been Athletics in the opener 5-4 in 13 innings, getting their winning run fishermen during the late summer, just tough. The Grizzlies have one on a bases-loaded walk. game under their belt, and coacn about gone.

Jenkins has the club fired up for this last game in the Mon The A's scored three times against Bouton in the second inning of the second game on a walk, singles by Charley Lau and tana-Wyoming series, Eaton Some of the best fishing of the season is available in the high mountain lakes where the mosquitoes and the deer flies said. Ray Respectful Montana coach Ray Jenkins 1 A TTA Anil As4 4- AW 4-1 M. AM VMM John Wojcik, Ken Harrelson dou ble and a squeeze bunt by win ning pitcher Orlando Pena. Fairview Wins Over Poplar FAIRVIEW Fairview beat Poplar, 13 to 0 here Friday afternoon in an eastern division class football game. Fairview scored in the first period when Ralph Ludington went 24 yards off tackle for the TD.

The try for point failed. The Warriors scored again in Vvl uavc ccuicu ik 4iuia lux liic season. was equally respectful of Wyo However, fishermen mav exrject a new Reliever John Wyatt yielded the ming. visitor. There'll be accasional snow, so "Wyoming has a tremendous take care.

ANDERSON There is still a lot of fishing in Mon team with lots of good players. This game will give the Grizzlies a lot of experience, and you'll see us improve as the season progresses," Jenkins said. clinching walk in the opener. Circle Grabs 27 to 13 Win tana with the general season continuing until Nov. 30.

As for hunting, there are no new openings this week the second quarter when Stuart Wyoming's backfield is more end, but on the seasons open, mountain grouse shooting highly-rated than Montana's. Its has been spotty and prairie grouse hunting good. CIRCLE Circle took a 27-13 wit over Plentywood Friday night Checking stations for sage and sharptail grouse have in their first eastern division shown an average of Vh birds a hunter, and about 90 per class conference tilt. cent of the birds taken were sage grouse. Steve Usechek.

Wyoming and Montana tangle in Billings Saturday afternoon. Gazette photo by Carl Kubo. After a scoreless first period Circle broke loose with three Best grouse hunting has been north of Roundup and in KICKER Wyoming's tailback George Squires, who kicks soccer fashion (side of foot), practices Friday afternoon in Daylis Stadium. Holding is quarterback Swanson went over on a quarterback sneak from one yard out. A pass from Swanson to Emilio Garza was good for the extra point.

Poplar reached the Fairview 25 twice but could get no closer. Charles Collins intercepted a Poplar pass and ran 70 yards to score, but a clipping penalty nullified the run. Poplar played a strong defensive game. Score by quarters: Poplar 0 0 0 00 Fairview 6 7 0 013 the area around Acton, Broadview, Molt and Ryegate. touchdowns and two conversions secondary powerhouses are tailback Rick Desmarais and fullback Wayne Linton, both veteran let-termen.

The man who is the most spectacular player on the 'Poke squad, however, is tailback George Squires, who is a field goal and point-after-touchdown specialist. Last season Squires was 20th in the nation in scoring by kicking. He racked up 29 points 6 field goals and eleven PATs. Will Kick I Pheasant hunters are chaffing IN GREAT FALLS at the bit these days waiting the expected season setting by the game commission in the meet Columbus Takes Forsyth in the second for a 20-0 lead at the half. Doc Sargent scampered 20 yards to draw first blood for Circle.

Jerrv Leuenberger went six yards for the second TD and Don Schil-linger intercepted a Plentywood pass on the 50 and went all the way for Circle's third touchdown. Final scoring for the winners was in the fourth period when ings Monday and Tuesday. Pheasant season is likelv to Bears Face Mustangs WLUMBUS OllimDUS (W 13 fllnnfx with Hurt "If the situation presents it- Forsyth, 35 to 13, here Friday aft-j nt self, we'll surely kick a field coal." Wvomine coach Eaton said. rnnnn in cn itnom nine inn nlacc i areas. The pheasant hunters are "If we can get our kids opener for both schools.

and Bob Tenney, Cliff Watne or Montana is proud of its in-Bob Sporrer at halfback. terior veteran line, which aver- waiting for word on bag limits play their positions, we feel we can contain Great Falls Central." Great Falls Central is making its AA debut this season. A sargent went 5t years for a touchdown. Befry Defeats Fromberg, 47-0 BELFRY Belfry walloped Fromberg 47 to 0 in a district six football game here Friday nan Korher at euard. Frank aee about 215 DOunds.

The back- game. Johnson led Columbus with two touchdowns. Others scoring for the Cougars were Bob Murphy, Dud Dana and Dan Bilden on a Dass from Phil Harsha. and on the length of the season. Judging from local reports, there seems to be more pheasants around the Billings area this Ah Plentywood scoring was in meiss minngs west final iwind Golden Bear football coach, of final period.

the year ago the Mustangs won the Green at halfback and Jim field is not as experienced as Class A grid crown. Strieker at end will see consider- Wyoming's, although it has Theiss said, "We look for a able action for the Bears. power runners like fullback Pete tOUgh ball fiame in Great Falls. I TVio flnlHon Roars loavo Satur. nntav who Pained 91 varHs lf.st fered this observation on Saturday night's Bear-Mustang game Score by quarters: Corky Kem kicked five extra points for a perfect day.

XT t. c.ini tr- iTnrcrt, Drn1 Nelson says there are still ureal raiis. ine Mustangs nave a lpi oi at 9 a.m. for Great Falls. I week against British Columbia iiciujwiiuu xo 10 me cumesi win ue iue viass speea ana guoa size in me line.

Ralson and Dennis Gamble. ,1,800 antelope permits available cwQ uHorc, n.oHo ir five southeastern Montana PLAY TONIGHT BYE BYE, REDBIRDS areas. assisted tackles for Columbus. We scouted them twice. "End John Mohland will miss this game because of a minor head injury," Theiss noted.

West won over Miles City, Hunters may obtain the per- 013 mits in either the Miles City or Score by quarters: Forsyth 0 13 0 Columbus 14 7 7 7 35 1 Bluings district offices. Tulsa Favored Over MSC Bobcats Of course there only one per 27-6 and dropped a 14-0 contest to Glendive. Great Falls Central has a 2-0 record. Cincinnati Edges St. Louis Cardinals mit to a customer, so if you have Terry Wolfe and Dave Torczon scored 13 points each; Jim Brown scored a pass from Dan Stringari to Cordell Stern scored six points; a pass from Stern to Rich Hurtt scored six points; Stringari scored three extra points and Duane Hergenrider went off tackle for another conversion.

Belfry played a strong defensive game, coach Jack Kober said. Score by quarters: Fromberg 0 0 0 00 Belfry 14 6 14 1347 already drawn one, forget it. Theiss said he will start Roger Brautigan and Bill Hill at end, Craig Zeien and Chuck Weaver the line is short of depth and at tackle, Ken Roebuck and Doug CINCINNATI (AP) John Tsi-and Dick Ellsworth to a 1-0 vic- Ensign at guard, Rick Seiler at Indians Tie With Herders touris pitched a three-hitter and tory over the Milwaukee Braves Shepherd Defeats Edgar Wildcats SHEPHERD Shepherd defeated Edgar, 34 to 6, here Friday afternoon in a district six, class eight-man football game. Doug Micklewrlght and Dennis Weist led Shepherd with two touchdowns each. Dean Smith scored Sweeney also is concerned center, Dan Scilley at quarterback, Brad Anderson at fullback about lack of depth and was un happy with his team's failure to Ken Walters singled in the only Bnday.

Ellsworth pitched a run as Cincinnati edged St. Louis three-hitter to win his 21st game. 1-0 Friday night and handed the second-place Cardinals their COLTS TRIUMPH fourth straight loss. HOUSTON (AP) Carl War- Tsitouris, bringing his record to wick's three-run homer in the adjust defensively in its opener. The Bobcats, however, put up By BOB HARING TULSA, Okla.

(AP) The University of Tulsa opens its 1963 football season Saturday night in a favorite's role over Montana State. Coaches of the Missouri Valley Conference have tabbed Coach Glenn Dobbs' Tulsa team last year's Valley titlist as the choice for the 1963 league crown. The Bobcats from Bozeman, will be out to improve on their opening effort, a 9-6 loss to LODGE GRASS The Lodge Grass Indians battled the Big Timber Sheepherders to a scoreless tie in a southern division class three goal line stands and the Three Tied In Dalmahoy only touchdown scored on them sixth inning carried Houston to on a pass from Weist and Shepherd also scored on a safety in 11-8, allowed the Cardinals only singles by Dick Groat in the first, came on a 45-yard pass play. football game here Friday after a 3-2 victory over Philadelphia Julian Javier in the third and1 Friday night. noon.

Big Timber had four opportuni DALMAHOY, Scotland (AP) Edgar's Dave Ragan, U.S. Ryder Cup ties to score and Lodg Grass had the third quarter. Jerry Jenson scored touchdown. Score by quarters: Edgar 6 0 Shepherd 7 6 Billings Central Game Scheduled The Billings Central Junior Varsity and Freshmen teams will play Lewistown Saturday. The frosh game starts at 9:30 a.m.

and the junior varsity game will follow the Freshman contest. The games will be played on the Colton Street field in the 2100 block, Ox Zellner, Central athletic director, said. team member from Orlando, two. hit a hot putting streak Friday Prather was Big Timber's out- Four Montana Rivers on Wild List Stan Musial in the seventh. The Reds got to Ray Sadecki, 10-9, for their run in the fourth when Don Pavletich doubled with two out, moved to third as Tommy Harper beat out an infield hit and scored on the single by Walters.

and joined England Peter Alliss 9 12 34 standing player and the Lodge Pond Opened HELENA (AP)-A pond known as the north end of the Fort Peck dredge cuts will open to fishing at 12:00 noon on Oct. 5. The pond was recently planted with over 50,000 rainbow trout from the Fish and Game Department's Lewistown hatchery. South Dakota State. A fumble in the closing minutes cost Montana State that game and Coach Jim Sweeney said he hoped to correct "mental errors" which he said V7id35 ueieuae was supei nuiu- ing three times inside the five- HELENA (AP) A govern yard line.

Lodge Grass had a potential hurt his team. Byron Wallops Denver, 39-0 ment study team has included four of Montana's rivers in its list of 64 streams in the nation to be FIFTH HOMER CHICAGO (AP)-Shortstop Andre Rodgers fifth homer of the touchdown called back on a whistle after Wayne Not Afraid had and Scotland Eric Brown in a three-way tie after 36 holes in the Dalmahoy Open Golf Tournament. Sinking five putts of between 12 and 25 feet, the 28-year-old Ragan firec" a 5-under-par 66 for a halfway score of 136. Alliss, the first round leader, had 66-70 and Brown 69-67, also for 136. One shot back came Doug Athletic officials said ticket turn out for the unveiling of two gone 55 yards.

season powered the Chicago Cubs considered for "wild river" des new highly-touted Tulsa quarterbacks who, Dobbs hopes, will im ignation. They are the Big Hole, prove on the passing game which Warden Transfered Of seen Jn PLAYBOY DEAVER Byron defeated Dea-ver, 39 to 0, here Friday afternoon in a class Big Horn Basin Conference game. Brent Carter scored two touch- Madison, Yellowstone and Flat last year put Tulsa atop the nation in aerial offense. St. Stephens Beats Meeteetse, 25-0 Sanders of La Jolla, with head, all excellent fish producers 67-70137, followed by Geoffrey A record opening crowd may for Montana anglers.

According to a Montana Fish dcwns, including one on the open Hunt, brother of British Ryder HELENA (AP) Bill Ecker-son, a warden for the Montana Fish and Game Department since sales indicate the crowd could reach 16,000, which would be Cup ace Bernard Hunt, with MEETEETSE St. SteDhens de-'and Game Denartment rennrt. Modelli 4t 1948, has been transferred from Glasgow to Missoula. Eckerson about 8,000 below capacity. Tulsa will outweigh the Bob ing kickoff.

Also scoring for Byron were Ace Hetland, Alex Nash Steve Wirth (2). Score by quarters: Four other Americans shot un feated Meeteetse, 25 to 0, here should any or all of the four Mon-Friday afternoon in a Wyoming tana rivers be picked for "wild class football game. I river" designation, development Score by quarters: such as roads and dams would he will start his new duties Monday. der the 144 cutoff and qualified cats, whose heaviest man is 233- He is a native of Gilman, WORLD FAMOUS FOOTWEAR FROM ITALY pound co-captain Joe Tiller. The St.

Stephens 6 0 13 625 restricted and the rivers would be Byron Deaver 14 13 6 39 iand attended high school in Au-0 0 0 0 Olgusta. Meeteetse Hurricane's line is centered on 275-pound Charles Keneipp, the only non-letterman on the start 0 0 0 0 0 i kept in a natural state. ing line. 'Jackets Seek First Win The only other starter who didn't letter last year is quarterback Jerry Rhome, a transfer who starred as a sophomore at for the final two rounds. Only one missed Billy Maxwell of Las Vegas, firing a second round 71 for 145.

Other American qualifiers, besides Ragan and Sanders, were Bob Rosburg of Portland, former U.S. PGA champion, with 71-68139; John Barnum, the 52-year-old veteran from Belmont, 70-70-140; Jack Cupit of Corona, 71-72143, and Earl Stewart Jr. of Dallas, 74-69143. Some Pitcher Southern Methodist University. EM Heads for Powell He's backed up by Bill Van Burk- leo, another transfer, who played for Oklahoma University as a sophomore.

The chief target of their passes with be rangy John Simmons, who Farmer generally conceded his Rick Heafler, also of Powell, are team must take the underdog role on the Trapper roster. in the game. Other Wyoming boys playing Eastern Montana College Yellow-1 "We may have an advantage jackets travel to Powell, Wyo. over the Trappers because we have Saturday looking for-their first 'one game under our belts while football win of the season. i Northwest has not yet played." was second in the nation in pass receiving last year.

"Eastern is one of the finest Wltl tne rappers are NEW YORK (UPI) Joe Iron Man McGinnity pitched and won both games of a doubleheader The 'Jackets of Ken Karr Dlav Karr said his starters will be ball teams I've ever seen," he Dobbs has a flock of talented ends and wingbacks to operate his pro-type offense. He also has bolstered the running game, but said Thursday. three times during August, 1903, for the New York Giants. ii a i Powell Fullbacks Larry Earheart, Powell, Fullback; Bill Seeley, Cody, quarterback; Gene Ertig, Meeteetse, tackle; Gary Jimeson, Powell, guard; Keith Huelle, Pavillion, halfback; Wayne Johnson, Lovell, halfback; Mike McGrath, Pinedale, fullback; Otis Nelson, Thermopolis, guard; the Northwest College Trappers at 8 p.m. on the Powell gridiron.

Eastern gave a good account of itself last Saturday before falling to the Weber State College Wildcats, 13-7. Karr said, "We anticipate a tough game with Northwest. This series in the past has always been hard fought. Doug Quilling and Loren Soft at end, Gordon Myron and Jim Price at tackle, Phil Schneider and Alon-zo Carter at guard. Bill Arbizzani at center, Jim Barrus at quarterback, Dennis Fisher and Dick MacCatherine at halfback and Ray Willett at fullback.

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