The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 24

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Saturday October 14 1950 fe it 1 1 I I 21 THE SALT LAKE TRIEL'N'E Saturday October 11 1950 Deadlock I I Denver Glidden Knot Score colic 1 1 DelilTer Glolott( 11771oneer9 Ag Homecoming Bills Cowboy Club Today edskin le to It 4I It i 1 0 13 lit 13 it 'II 1 I 1 41 ionee7 4 9 Ri etaSkiln Crews litauatle to 14 inx L' I 1 i i I Hoilleco 11 ll1111tr Bills A I i 4 1 1 i I 1 0 COWDOV C1111)'Today 1 i 111 I 1 i 1 i 4 Near End of Third Qtutruer CIA' Near i lid of bu of soul tho An offside penalty Pilch took the tri the one-yard line Demer soored its second touchdown as laity Poch took the ne-yard tine Denver eorld touchdown as Friday's Resells 14 Penier 14 was atrocious and the tackling i Skyline Standings the Utah 32 to the six was caught by Cooper who went over like a Prt 1 0 0 I nfinl isar bond dme Larry Andres split I 1 1 0 N00 the uprights for a 77 tie '1 2 00A i 0 1 non i The Ites ere as futile the sec- s' 04101 8 0 0 00 ond quarter as they mere potent i Friday's limns I lo the first period The blocking! 14 Demer 14 I wa's atrocious and the tackling i Stoline Statutings the Utah 32 to thi I by Cooper who 1" 01: noT that: ubpornidghdtrsnieorl oRd quarter n'l 1 as they mere potent i 0 0 0 000 Friday's Resells 14 14nier 14 88 a oc 17 rt i l'ito uPse rai nndd Tt hh: ht akcxkiti nn gg By Bill Clegg 1 eign lelon at week unveiled a swashbuch I d'adlY air attack to go with its devastating ground strength In ling Cowboys thetrroster bristling with rowdy veterans and all silo" little Eddie Talhoom the Punchers trained on the 150 Skyline chem- have the most feared halfback in pionship tackle Utah State at 1:301 the conference But understudy Saturday afternoon In the Royal MeNtullen who started in Aggie stadium Wyoming's 7-0 victory ther Bay ArSIii ir 11lk411 By Bill Clegg 1 egn lelon last week unseileti a air attack to go with its 1-br' AN 0 1 washboch I (44'aftlY desastating ground strength In 1ng Cow boys heir roster bristlin With rowdy seterans and all sichts little FAIdle Talhoom the Powhers' tramed on the 150 cham- hal the most feared halfback tne runteteme mut unneratuny ion ship tackle Utah Sate at 1:301 Saturday aft Wy erntoon in the Royal alcaluilen who starred in Aggie stadium oming's 7-0 St etor th er Bay- Wrcmini Cosradn A A tton 8 Ittmer Utah tato mg do A A Mate Wremini Cosradn A 4 Prater Utah State- Andres spun off tackle into the end zone Andres also converted the extra point and that was all there was to it Faiture of Denvtr To probe Utah's vulnerable pass defense might have cost the Pioneers a victory for the quarterbacks passed only Iry the second period-' Anil didn't take a chance in the air after 1 tying the s'or Utah's inability to Ret grbd blocking on its wide stuff plus the determination of Denver's beefy forward -wall curtailed utah's running game The Utes Pre outgained a pet three yards from scrimmage but Cunning hams 11 completions In 29 at tempts boosted Utah to a slight advantage in the air were oittgained a from scrimmage hams 11 comple' tempts boosted 17 advantage in the off tackle into the Icires also comeried nt and that lAas all it envpr TO probe litah's ks defense might have secs a victory for tho erbacks passed only 1" Failure of Denver 40 probe Utah's vulnerable pass defense might have cost the Pioneers a victory for the Terioci--' 1D quarterbacks passed only the semnd didn't take a chanee in the air after t)ing the seore utaws inability to Ret gcw4 oe bl king on its wide stuff plus the determination of Denver's beefs a wall curteileet 1 tan running geme The Utes re outgained a pet three yards from scrimmage but Cunning- ham's 11 completions in 29 al- tempts boosted Utah to a shRht advantage in the air acc 10 In tal cal an roi of fat Cr of reth mi To ri Nc all (' tor- proved that -no nutter plays And no matter how sentimental tailback for the Punchers mill have may be rarito's Cow7 i a food afternoon hanks to COTT'S bc'TI: tarlith4" 0 t-of crtsp biockers up front I peeled to have little sentiment i Utah State will have to dig deep 1 showing after that opening kickoff into its man power barrel to with- despite the fact that some 10000 stand the hammering of Wyoor more Age alums will be in rning's three-deep cohorts But unthe ST 8 nds pulling for a Home-I til that happens if it does the Sat-coming day victorT Depth and ex- urclay collision should be a footperience are expected to VA tre the hall Fad thing is at McLnlso-i pendulum tow-and the Coss boys does not need to deep to 1 mho appear to be at home on any: be scraping the barrel ss hen It I ranee comes so reserve 'strength The 1 The Punchers have stready 'Ags have a nifty n-ain-lineaggre-: to'ZAff PAM Slate LaYlOr i gation but the niftiness enhs 1 and Colorado A and Saturday's abruptly right there test is the second conference clash i Utah's hopes for an upset vie-for first conference 1 tory over the Punchers rest on the tussle for coach George Mehnko-1 up-front Ed LeClarr1 Vrch and his Aggiet I Frank Reed Rod Coster and John The only team in the conference! Ructkvich at tackles: Darrel Guth- now employing the sincle-wing DeVan Robbins and Joe Citack coach Bowden Wyales for-1 polls at ends Sports Mirror By 'JOIIN RIOOSEY 'Big Time' So Long Ago And Now DeemphaNizes Utak satoreess witedial wasn't much better 1 Irvniniill 1 iffat atct it 4aft Ilt1 '5-Utah mustered its francesfor onlv one sally with 11 minutes gone in' 1' vs Co lorad A A Id at Put C01- 3n4 2 tn the third quarter and it was a sustained drive of 60 yards follow- fly John Mooney ing Gene Plaga's punt return DENVER Utah and Denver were fit to be Gret running ny Ben pelld ied Friday night I which brought the score and that's Just what hapnened as aa se the rivals battled to a 14-14 dead-I the ilifferenee in this drive lie picked up five three and 26 aids lock in a Skyline conference the last en a solo which carried hall game before 11754 specta- to the end zone A pacs Cunning-tors in-the bowl tn Petersnri with a lateral o' Matthews carried to the 2'3 to set The deadlock marked the fourth It vs Coloradn A Id at Bort Calling 2 tn fly John Mooney DENVER Utah and Denver were fit to be fled Friday night and that's Just what hapi)ened as siir urinwiK nr-li I st the run time in the history of their rivalry 'k' dating back to 1903 that the teams Almmt Fatal deaaloe COLLEGE SCORES Utah 14 Denver 14 tie SWF 27 Snow 7 Carbon 32 Lowry A Mesa 14 RAC VI Geotge Washington 42 Virginia Tech 7 Emporia 2g McPherson '2n mmnurt VUfV 40 central 6 Bethany 19 Bethel 0 Alabama 34 Purman 6 Ntiriwestern 7 North Texal Fordham 26 Boston Colleap st Ronaventure 2n Boston 1 21 Marnuette 27 Detroit la Cnsaln 14 liartwick 7 Lo'kola 14 San Jose 7 14 I A 6 1 tfr 1 i (---' 3 tr 2r--t lor proved that no matter plays 1 Utak Al no metree how eentimental! tat hat 4)r I unc hers wi ae I 1111 4- Ilyotall ''t Patantar's 14Itedial wasn't much better may be radio's rangeland Cow- i a net rt lb a trs i one sally with l'c'Ys tarnrma PanPl2ra ara rs" of-crop blockers up hunt 4 reeted to have little sentiment utto state t11 to dig deep 1 1' 11 vit Conrad A Id at Fort Col- II minutes gone in s1 '''-s'' 1 wymetits ts Ittst atcs et tasa S101-- Utah mustered its frereenfor only -1' showing after that opening kickoff I Una 2 re uarter and it was a the third I into its man power barrel to with-1 1 despite the fact that some 10060 -t sustained drive of 60 yards follow- 1 1 l': i A stand the hammering of Wyo- Geene Place's punt return or more Aggie plums will be in il rning's three-deep cohorts But tin- By John Mooney mg 1 the stands pulling for a Home- i 1 -de 4 DENVER Utah and Denser 1 il that happens if it doee the Sat- night Great running ey Bee II Pe--P 1 coming day victory Depth and ex-1 urclay collision should be a foot- i i were fit to be tied Friday which brought the score and that just st hat happened as -----44' 4- 4 I perience are expected to IPA tre the hall epic Sad thing is Melrlso- i 1 I picked up five three and 46 saids 1 pendulum toward the Cowboys' tich does not need to deep to 1 'la the rivals battled to a 14-14 dead- the differenee in this Ile led Mho appear to be at home on any he scraping the hairet hen It me before 1 1 er lock in a Skyline conference foot- to the end zone A recs Cunning- ranee comes to reserve -strength The i i a 1'754 sleets- hall ga i the lest en a solo le cerr 1 ham tn Peterson ith a lateral The Punchers time already 'the bowl I Ags have a nifty man-line are tors in 2'3 to 1 to zAft Past ''wmana Stale LAN'Ior i gation but the niftiness enhs 1 1k i The deadlock marked the fourth: tonMat thew cerried to the ine run and Colorado A and Seturdey's time in the history of their rivalry' abruptly tight there 4 i test ts the second conference clash i Utah's hopes for an upset vie- fl Ael COLLEGE SCORES for Wyoming-the first conference I try flyer the Punchers rest on the a I 1 dating back to 1903 that the teams i tussle for coech George alehnko-1 pessibilitieS- Ed LeClatr It 1 Almosa Fatal 4 I up- rein Utah 14 Denver 14 tie ewe 27: Snnw 7 I Vich and his Aggies I Frank Reed Rod Coster and John 4 Mess 14 11 AC 11 1 The only team in the conference i Ructkvich at tackles: Darrel Guth- I le eft Cerbon 12 Lowry A 15 1 1 now emnloying the sinele-wing at-1 rte DeVan Robb' ins and Joe Ci- i' George Washington 4Z Virginia I tat coach Bowden Wyatt's for' polls at ends a ch 7 a 1 I 1 4 Te Emporia 2R McPherson '2n mmourt voluev 40 central 6 i Bethany Vt Bethel 0 A' ''S Aiabeme 34 eurmsn fi I Nlidwestern 7 North Texas 'I Spol is VIII 1 01 wc 1 1 1---- -i a a i s-ordtteimN 1101tinnCnIiPEP S1 Roomenture 2tt Boston 2L A 1 atarouctte 2 ration 14 i fly jOHN alOONET resale 14 tiartsetrk 1 3 10ola 14 San Jose 7 litinota 14 t) I A 6 i 'Rig Time' So Low Afr 7'' r'-'- 1' es es es '-'-'0-' 2 di i i And Now Deemphasizes i --r-- i--- 40 1 i 1 1 I rIP WILD DUCKS DRESSED Ilhite 1 on 11 nit! MOLLY POULTRY: 2761 South Main FIIONE 8-2301 WILD DUCKS DRESSED Iitile lou Wait I' lion 1 it -761 South Main 11110NE S-2301 th IPI sn 1-11 bo 171 pi th in tr have ended In a draw They battle4 rt thn Ptah tot hark nave ennen in a flaw 1 ney (Inv ttru i But 1511T then tan sat mica to re- it) a scoreless verdict in 1944 to lax And it almost proved fatal a 7-7 tie in 1939 and to another battle of goose eggs in 1911 I The Pioneers paraded to the The tie was Denver's first 'favorable" outcome in four games and it marked Utah's second PFEIFER IttlIT straight tie in conference play DENVER cwt 13 tri--HalfSpark Attack back Hal Pfeifer a mainstay in The magic arm of Dave Cunning- Denver's backfield the past two ham and the running of George seasons suffered a severe shout-Bean anti Bob Matthews sparked der injury in the Utah game the Utah at tack which scored Friday night- touchdowns in the first and third periods The talented toe (q John Pfeifer was tackled hard with Peterson kept Utah in the game about six minutes gone in the I third period He landed on the as the Pioneers rallied for their touchdowns in the second and third shoulder First diagnosis indi-- periods rated he suffered a shoulder bep- In addition to losing a chance to aration Improve its conference standing I the Pioneers lost flat Pfeiffer lead- ing DP ground gainer of last I Utah 3'2 before the Reckkins rallik year -Pfeiffer wan carried from the field and preltminary reports for three dongy only ttlir( Etcheverry pass on fourth ark diagnosed his injury as a shoulder nine to Andres for a first down or separation the 17 Drive for Tally With Andres bulling the centei The Iles drove 79 yards for their inf Uttlh's porous lin and aided b) first tally the second time they had the ball in the initial period Bean returned the punt from the Utah eight to the 22 and the Utes AT started rolling Mattheias and Bean were the ball carriers and Cunningham 's passes to Peterson kept 1 the pot boiling Cunningham's flip to Peterson on the 11-yard line set it up and a repeat of the same plait picked up Peterson on the one-yard 250 South line and he kept right on progress- ing to pay dirt Peterson converted and when Factory Expert Denver failed to cross the mid- field stripe in the first quarter To Demonstrate Utah appeared assured of its first I conference win Th 1 But the Redskins' defense which NEw had been outstanding In the first 111111974 1 quarter evaporated like the first er iio' 144 6 41 snow of the season i Pioneers Score clifilillUIACIII Utah 32 before the Redkins rallied for three downs only to have Etcheverry pas on fourth and nine to Andres for a first down on the 17 With Andres bulling the center of Utah's porous line and aided by 250 South Factory Expert To Demonstrate NEW SHAVEMASTEn bat tied have ended in a draw They But then Utah at hack to re- to a scoreless verdict in 1944 to al And it almost proed fatal a 7-7 tie in 1939 and to another The Pioneers paraded to the battle of goose eggs in 1911 I The tie was Denver's first "fa- i vorable" outcome in four games a PFEIFER HURT straight tie in conference play and it marked Utah's second DENVER cwt 13 tri-Half- Spark Attack back Hal Pfeifer a mainstay in The magic arm of Dave Cunning Denver's backfield the past tyvo the running of George seasons suffered a severe shout- A Bean and Bob latthe sparked der injury in the Utah game ham an the tah attack which scored Friday night touchdow ns in the first th tackled hard with an ird Pfeifer was periods The talented toe Of John i I about six minutes gone in the Peterson kept Utah in the game ne on RS third period He dd the la touchdowns in the second and third shoulder First dtagnosis indi he Pioneers rallied for their periods rated he suffered a shoulder eep- In addition to losing a chance to aration Improve its conference standingI the Pioneere lost Ilal Pfeiffer lead- ing DU ground gainer of last Utah 31 beflre the Redskins rallied for three dotang only to have te field and preliminary reporte Pfe'ffer- WI14 carried from on fourth end nine to Andres for a first down on diagnosed his injury as a shoulder i Pa's separation I the 17 Drive for Tally With Andres bulling the renter of Utah's porous line and aided hy The Iles drove 79 yards for their -4701)112t1E'S 250 South Factory Expert To Demonstrate 7w 1 1111111qql 81 466 a SIIAVEMASTEn I I w1a6wtmo 4tivw614 Pardon Me Pal Don Wants to Get By! AP Ivophoto a from Daia Ilea' Initial 11-11 AP Wiretioto In lu TT IP I Irk In Sukoo icz Utah halfback atep by Charley day night game at Deiner l'amt iv Spagnoll Denver tackler eith blocking help Cunningham and tatted drive to from teammate In firt iwriod of Fri- touchilonn Stiv line loop DENVER--Less than la years ago Denver university elected tol Fever itavonnections with the moo-called -Big Seven" conference of I those days to go 'big time" Last December Granville Johnson head of the depart- ment of physical education east a thunderbolt on the conference tranquility by revealing that the Pioneers were planning to deempha- I size The report was denied with gusto And then within the last few days it appears that Dr Johnson knew what he 'was talking about Denver definitely appears on the ay toward deemphasizing its athletic program 1 The apparent decision emir at a peculiar time when very other school in the conference was adopting a more aggressive program of going out and getting athletes Denver press sourees claim the Three" behind the move- trent to make a "little Chicago" out of Denver IL is A (Pete) relson former faculty representstive to the conference and present vice chancellor of the university: Granville Johnson and Ellison (Ketch) Ketchum director of athletics However there is another angle which doel not involve rioneer club which is similar to the quarterback ad bucks-month clubs in other schools- has failed to deliver the dough to week up among the leaders in conference competition It is a known fact that has cut down its athletic jobs and has curtailed its grants and aids lower than conference limits comprence ImuJ DENVE-11--Lesta than 10 years ago Denver university flected to i those days to go ''big time" I ih IP lb AGS STILL BOIL OVER POKE MU BBING BYU Faces Rams at Fort Collins Toda) Ii ki Ity Rolfe Peterson where they met the train that i The Cougars appeared to be In State State 1 "I (c4) -p 7 s't -1 -fv s1 i -114 bt In ba PROVO would deliver them Laramie to Brigham Young university foot- Fort Collins Colo and their date ball players left Provo by bus at with the angry Rams of Colorado 4 pm Friday for Salt Lake City A and Saturday afternoon Chris Spencer 1Fumbles Cost Takes Trot Detroit Game 1 41 it II 1 4 1 I 31 i i 13 ft Cf Nli tt I NJ I 71 The stadium and field house at are mortgaged for IS50000 This is a rough overhead for the athletic department to handle Because of the necessity of filling the IL stadium Denver is forced I to schedule opponents like Kansas 17 College of Pacific and others out of its class be pioneers can't draw crowds for games against teams of their class and they lose--and the crowds fall they step out of their class It's a sad situation but it wits interesting that the Friday night crowd was leas than of the smallest crowds ever to attend a night game in IL stadium It didn't take the fans long to adopt the deemphasization idea of top shape for the trip although they sere understandably uncertain about what the immediate future might hold With the Rams feeling matt at everybody after their licking by the merciless Wyoming Cowboys last week and the Cougars feeling somewhat let down after the Intense pitch to which they were built up for last seek's game with favored University of Utah there seems to be some logic in anticipating a one-sided loss for The Cats howeer can be allowed a few losses after their unexpected excellence so far in the season Rut the Provnans are far from feeling resigned about the whole thing haying proved to themselves and to everybody else that they are after all a genuine bona fide ball club though their morale might fall somewhat short of its Utah heights they might still turn nut to be capable of giving the touted Rams an afternoon of st renLions activity Four casualties comp' Ise the Ootivar injured list for the A and encounter Halfback Ralph Willet and end Brad Poodry are definitely Out of competition with hutted ligament and guard Ron Daly and halfback Ray Oliverson picked up injuries in this week's serimmages Of the four only Oliverson will make the trio and his contributums to the Cougar running attack xs ill be limited Utah held After the kickoff nitre but with Sam Etcheverry pitching And Pfeiffer running the Pioneers started on their 32 and didn't stop until they were Acrocs the final tripe Etcheverry's long pa' from STATISTICS Utah 7' 1morolonsinta wrt- 2-- -----Movorrs Argrr -7011 i 't 1- t'48 rVpmpRemorno I 1 I i 1 i I --4'-'1 1 0'-'-' ''st 7:10 0 4 1 I A r' 0 01 011 0 '1' ext1111' :5 i 111144 i 4 4 -I 7: 1 3 Viol -P 1 YONKFRS OM 13 Chris Spencer from the Bostwick farm Shelburne Vt closed with a rush in the final yards Friday to it out Pronto Don by a short heal in the Gotham trot at Yonkers raceway Proximity the all-time nioney winner finished fourth The favored Proximity finished behind Martha Doyle in the mile and one-half event after going into I break in stride a quarter of a mil0 from home Chris Spencer driven by Willi llaughton of Fultonville NY hal beaten both Pronto Don and Pros- 1 tinily this summer at Coshen through a disqualification But that as the closest the 14 to 1 shot had ever come to the names of tho trotting business Pronto Don owned by the Ilayes Fair Acres stables of Du Quoin bad defeated Proximity in the S7104b0 Roosevelt trot last month hut the crowd of 191P1 still made Proxinuty the odds-on choiee Friday night at 3 to 5 Pronto Don was 9 to 5 in the mutuels DETROIT Oct 11 costly fumbles by Jack O'Leary led to three Marquette totichriotsns in the second tiliarter and the Hill toppers alked ay uith a 27: to 14 non- conference football victory over University of Detroit Friday night Detroit got vi-ay to a 7n lead in the first quarter on gals' 52-yard run with IPS than a half minute to play But the tempo changed quickly in the sec ond period The fir4 O'Leary fumble gave Marquette the ball on the Detroit 2 and on the firt4 play Don Leahy passed to Ralph 1-f9iosit9 for a touchdrmn Leahy converted Ron 25 Roston I' 21 BOSTON Oct 13 ti's Ted NI dibliioa an arnaringly cool sophomore quarter oack pitched St 14r Inentore's serallPY football team to an upset 25-21 victory over MIR Fria night In tho final seconds of a cloelytottcht game vk itnessed by 1215 Fenvkav pltk fans 4I111 I I Ru Ount 13 7 4 4 Penalties 0 Net vatda riffuna 194 201 TRH awned 26f) 203 Ymrde IN 62 4 Net yards fornarri 117 66 1 Forwarda attmntel '9 11 rm arris 11 5 I Intereenfed hr 1 1 1 Yards tntereertions returnad 0 24 1 Punts number 6 7 4 5 4 0 41 46 i ETkott's number 3 3 HOltirTffri by 3 3 I Kickoffs avers 47 53 Varna ktcks returned 149 Punta 94 66 Kickoffs 53 6) Fombles 2 4 Ball lost 1 3 Prnllril 4 7 Yards lost on penalties 46 33 seorg by quarters t'lah 0 7 A 4 Irvpnv yr 0 7 7 0 Scedins: Utah TI)--Fetersrin pules from Conninrnlmf Rean 1' 1- Pfuerern 2 1seter II Cooper I PASS from Riffos I Atui'e4: 3ndres 2 vt a tyvt Prqrlornol Morris Pr l- 1 7 Imnffaten Palmer Cohnon (1441- Firta 11i ns 17 II laurtura 11 7 4 4 Ponsr 0 Net verda 19S 201 11114 awned 2A9 2)3 Yards IN A2 4 Net VRTIS fornard 117 Forwarda a ttrnotel "9 11 Fors arria comtdcort 11 5 I nterrewed hy 1 1 Yards tnterrertions rettrned II 24 Punts number 111 7 Returned by 6 5 Riorksd by 0 Punts averar 41 46 ETtiott's number 3 3 Returned by 3 3 Kirkorts aNere 47 Sal 'Yarom Swart returned 149 Punta 94 60 KiCiolits 53 61 Fumbies 2 4 Rail lost 1 PrntIPS 4 7 Yards loot On mnattles 4 6 35 I is It Ji sl 1 ir 1 1 1 1 Bigger SINGLE V' Twice-as-wide Head new shape is easier to handle FASTER CLOSER SHAVES than you ever thought possible Find out for yourself what it's like to get a closer cleaner shave in LESS TIME than it takes with soap and blade 4 ''-d Bigger SINGLE it Twice-as-wide Head new shape is easier to handle UTAH AGS VS WYOMING cG 8 1 rtact Utah State Stadium 1 uoonr-h Derwin IA -Cnnoon gmon Sheen PA imer -Publinon RC Wa hurt fm naron RT Pro Wen nto'' rort Enrolrn Rotheki QR-Cunnmenrkm 14 re 1 Polo-mire Far' 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I 1 No Name res WI 10 William Hoare ga1S0 13 Robby Adams QB160 15 Dan Russell Q8200 20 Pleasie Moore 118150 21 Don Machin 15 175 22 Non Johnson H13 170 23 Darwin Woodbury 11R 170 Stuff and Somesense The parents of Don Suckowics an Don Kalicki drove out from Chicago to see the game Ka Ileitis brother plays on the Colorado frosh squad The clash of the and the pregame entertainment and what a show it was with the rioneers adapting thernselvea to Utah's quick-atep marching tech-1 nique Bob Nish who was counted upon to be a basketball mainstay this winter has been dropped from school Hoyt Brawner of 11 has picked Wyoming and Denver in that order in the basketball race Some 20 members of the Utah squad received tetanus shots on Tuesday and some of the boys showed reactions on the trip Coach Jack Curtice used Sandy Morrie as a defensive line backer and the son of Utah's end immortal showed to advantage Curtice went in for some defensive changes using Harlan Rosmata Kalickl Morris Mickey McKnight Lowell Earl Grant Goodrich Ken Palmer Pete Deneris Joe Bruce Varburton and Mitt Smith or Gene Plage or Suckowicz at the defensive halves And Utah's defense showed to the beet advantage of the seaeon Readers (Bless 'Em) Write 'Pier Mr Mooney: I enjoy your column very much Mr Cowles' letter In regards to night games gives some of us a chance to open tip with both barrels To begin with why any night games? We need' Ulla Saturday afternoon game with the color and excitement that goes with it The game is a better game in the daytime The band is more dazzling under the sun For my part I would like to see the high school games played on Saturday afternoon "VII be bleesed if I care to freeze myself to the bone to watch I night game Not even red flannels will keep out the chill and if its going to rain or snow nine times out of 10 it will start about sundown As I say for my money let's get back to the old Saturday afternon dazzle Max IC Oliphant Sr Price" Basketball Officiating Again A year an economy Skyline conferenee leaders decided to pair off the basketball officials in "teams" and use these teams on their respective side of the conference In this way Utah officials worked all the games played at Utah Utah State and and Colorado and Wyoming officials worked all the games on the eastern slope The conference basketball officials at their fall meeting posted that these pairs be broken up that one officiel from the eastern Plope be paired with a western slope official for all games The average basketball fan will laud this idea We thought it ices an improvement and that it would insure more representative officiating But then we talked it over with one of the eionterence Athletic directors who brought up an entirely new viewpoint never get our basketball officiating standardized if we continue to speak of 'eastern' and western' officials" he said "I'd just as soon play a game with two 'eastern' or 'western' officials where I had an idea of how they might call a game than to play with one official calling the 'eastern' version and the other the 'western" The logical arswer it would seem would be a continuance of the basketball officials' clinics as started at the conference tourney last winter at Denver Naturally we can't expect all the officials to adopt a similar interpretation the first season It should be better more uniform this season and in a couple more years we may have fouls called the same on both sides of the conference But as this one director said it doesn't seem any better to have one official calling ern your way and his partner calling 'ern Beeline of extreme cost of travel with a double round robin we wroild have to use two paw two in a row But now we can use different pairs on djferent nights a similar interpretation the first season It should be better more uniform this Beason and in couple more years we may have called the same on both sides of the conference But as this one director said it doesn't seem any better to late one official calling ern ours' ay and his partner calling 'ern Ow Who' totkm'" Because of extreme cost of travel with a double round robin wool' hove to Its twro IMMO twn ift a TOW Rtlt now we elm Use different pairs on different ntghts S24150 Utah State Rotter Home Tolan No MUM r(01111 Home Ton Rutherford NO La Veil Edwards IRO Orem Logan 51 Owen Jones 210 Fielding's 'Mesa Ariz 55 Marvin Sorenson -C200 Buhl Ida 60 Joe Daneau 2111 Leonia Logan 61 Dale Jasper 0 190 Filer Ida Brigham City 65 Jun Counes 190 West Pittston Pa Cedar City 69 Ahmed Romeieh 190 South River South Bend Ind 70 Rottney Coster 195 Burley Ida Logan 72 PteW Haight 205 Cedar City Rutherford 73 Bill Slahatigh 215 Mishawaka Ind Logan 71 John 195 Pocatello Ida Ely NeV 75 Frank need 195 Seattle Lynhurat 77 ni LeClair 237 Fart Edward IAKan SI Darrell Guthrie IRO- St Anthony Ida Iktotgan Daryl Nord 175 Price Filer Ida h7) John Ritdorich E-T 200 Gary Ind Tooele a7 Pevan robins Ian Kavsville South Bend Ind 70 Rodney Coster 195 Burley Ida Logan 72 PteW Haight 205 Cedar City Rutherford 73 Bill Slabaugh 215 Mishawaka Ind Logan 71 John tiVennergren 195 Pocatello Ida Ely NeV 75 Frank need 195 Seattle Lynhurst 77 ni LeClair 237 Fart Edward IA4ian Al Darrell Coithrie Et IRO- St Anthony Ida Mat gar' 82 Daryl Nord 175 Price Filer Ida A7) John Ritdovich E-T 200 Gary Ind- Tooele SI Devlin robins 140 Kaysville NtA Wt florae To 40 ()rem 210 Fielding's 200 -Mesa Ahz 201 Leonia 190 Filer Ida 190 West Pittston Pa I 1 4 A 1 4 1 -I I i 1 3 I i i i i I 7: i i i 3 i l- 3 IIi 111' By special arrangements with the manufacturer we will have a Shavemaster expert in our store for this demonstration See him demonstrate Shave niaster on all types of beards See for your self how fast and clean it shaves If I you own a Shave master bring it in 411 for free oiling and sharpening ve liter for ec Di 1 i101414S7 0110 Tr ittS Cip tly 44 SN41PENI NG AND OILING SERVICE! 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