The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 19

-iftlir nrm t'lMWi' Sunday October 20 1946 ZTfoe Salt Cake ITribtm 3 Parkinson Went Nowhere PROS SCHEDULE FIVE GAMES eitea NEW YORK Oct 19 Five (amrt irr on Sunday' profes-Kional football Itrld late with the New lork tlanta-( hicago ardinal fracas stealing the spotlight Other Janies pit the Jo Angeles Don against the Detroit ilon hlcagi) Bear against the once-beaten Philadelphia Eagle Washington Kednkin against the Boston tanks and the Pittsburgh Steeler against the Green Bay Packer Washington and Chicago are the only two undefeated teams In the National league and head their respective divisions with two victories and a tie apiece Greek Hazelhurst Win for Denver HOW BIG SEVEN TEAMS STAND Logan Crew Shows Drive In Conference victory By BOB HOLDEN LOGAN The Utah Aggies celebrated their first real postwar home-coming day with an overwhelming1 48-0 victory over Colorado A of Fort Collins Utah State scored after four minutes of play when Tony Sutich sent the ball through the uprights for three points Four minutes later Jay Van Noy fleet-footed halfback for the Utah Farmers intercepted a Colorado pass on his own 40-yard line raced down the field for the remaining 60 to score standing up The Aggies showed some beautiful blocking for this run of Van who also showed some clever open-field running With perfect day for a football game and some 8000 homecoming spectators present the altert Utah Farmer team was never in danger and administered the worst beating the Colorado Rams had taken at the hands of their traditional foes For some 20 years Coach (Dick) Romney's teams have tangled with the Ft Collins aggregation which was coached during this period by Harry Hughes now director of athletics Very few times did the Coloradoans get in Utah territory and at no time were they within scoring distance of the Aggie goal line The hard-charging Utah line and the fine backing up of the backfield tossed the Ram backfield for many losses Throughout the See Page B4 Column 5 Hattirday Keault 20 Hth 14 Brigham Voiiiik 10 Colorado 7 Minnesota 40 Wyoming 0 I tah State 48 Colorado A A 0 Next £aturda Brhrduta vt Wtomlng at alt Lak Oltr Colorado College Colorado A A at tort Collin New Mexico Colorado at Boulder tah State Montana at MiAouia Denver vs Texas Tech at Lubbock Place Kick Gives Cougars' Close Victory By BILL CLEGG PROVO Taking advantage of every break in the book the twice-beaten Brigham Young university Cougars clawed their way to a well-deserved major upset in the Big Seven conference by handing Colorado university its first setback of the campaign 10-7 Saturday afternoon on the Cougar field before 4500 cheering spectators The victory came on the wings of a last-quarter field goal by sturdy Reed Nilsen Cougar center who stood on his own 26-yard line with the score tied at 7-7 and two minutes left in the game and propelled the pigskin straight through the uprights for the big gest three points of the contest Both clubs scored ir the second quarter Brigham Young gaining the first marker when Larry Reed leaped high in the air to take Rex By JIMMY DENVER The University of Denver Pioneers defending' champions in the Big Seven conference took a firm grip on the 1946 crown Saturday by sneaking past the over-generoua University of Utah Redskins 20 to 14 Before 25600 fans the third largest crowd in football history John Karamiglos the Greek from Cherry Creek who has run wild against the Indiana the past two years got loose again Saturday for two plays and Bob Hazelhurst broke away on two more That was enough for three touchdowns and the victory which likely will mean the title for the Pioneers Big First naif Denver won the ball game In the first half In the second halt the Pioneers were completely hog- 46 0 Gophers Cowboys Cannon Parkinson (72) who reeled off one 12 this time by Ilarohl Hand before in I the Ute could get In clear (A Wlrephoto) SKEIN SNAPS STATISTICS Colo BYU STATISTICS Yols Derail 12-0 'f 1 4 4 safe Alvt A a I -i ji jit Av 5 First downs Rushing Passing Penalties Net yards rushing 1 ards gained 25 JM I ards Inst Yards gained passing Forwards attempted Ford wards completed Forwards Intercepted Yards inter pass ret Number of punts Number punts returned -Number punts blocked Punt average Kickoff average Number kickoffs ret Yardage kick returns Punts Kickoffs Fumbles Ball lost Penalties lardage penalised KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct 19 (AP) derailed high-riding Red Elephants lour times In the shadow of the goal Saturday and put together two sustained drive to dump the Rose bowl champions from the unbeaten ranks 12-0 before a capacity crowd of 40 000 It was the first defeat for Coach Frank team In regular-season game since Georgia turned the tnck in 1944 It ended a 16-game winning streak For Coach Bob Nev-land of the Vols it was the 36th traight regular-season victory which started before he went Into the Army In 1940 Determined Club The Vole were a determined club and would not be denied despite entering the game as the underdog Harry Gilmer the great passer put on en exhibition that had the -i MINNEAPOLIS Oct 19 (UP) Minnesota twice beaten by Big Nine opponents found a outside the conference Saturday smoth ering Wyoming university 46-0 before 35 000 fans Minnesota used its regulars against the light Wyoming team but the stubborn Rocky mountain squad yielded only under the pulverizing that fresh reserves were able to hammer out as Coach Bernie Bierman used virtually all of his 60-man squad After Wyoming refused to yield in the first half of the opening period regulars took over and Freshman Bill Bye went in at left halfback to spearhead a ground drive by running back a punt 49 yards and scoring two plays later Minnesota scored three times in the second quarter Halfback Everett Faunce passing to Quarterback Bill Thiele and Fullback Ken Beiersdorf for two touchdowns and Harry Elliott plunging over for the other score Wyoming held Minnesota to a single touchdown In the third quarter but yielded twice in the last period Faunce paced Minnesota's ground attack to score once and Bye pulled the most spectacular play of the game at the opening or the last period dashing 81 yards to score Harry Elliott tallied the last touchdown on a 28-yard run Wyoming threatened only once moving to the 15-yard line with the help of penalties and fumble Th lineups Minnrwis Bjomlnr So It a ii lai Powell Hi tv It it 0Ma ton Fdw arda Ik Tnharky Olon Rainwater Daniel on rg Planck MeGotrn rt Koich Mi Mein re Chenow' Thiel Ob Cooper McAlister lh Kilt Inski McNeill rh Capcllan Lutz fb Rohn Score by periods Minnesota 7 19 6 14 WvominK 0 0 0 0 0 ScorlnK" Touchdown Be 2 Elliott Beiersdorf Faunce Thiele Point after touchdown Casrie 3 Elliott Faune Weather Clear cool Coaches Minnesota Bernie Bierman: WvominK Bernard Oake Attendance 35 000 STATISTICS Ala Tens tied as the Redskins roared back into the game from a 20-0 handicap to score twice and have the champs hanging on to the ropes for dear life But the Indians mixed their second-half comeback with mercy or charity and tossed away their chance for victory with glaring mistakes and intercepted passes As result the time ran out on them as they were engineering their drive for a third touchdown and the 25600 homecoming Denver fans threatened a sigh of relief as the gun stopped the Utah dnve that the fast-weakening Pioneers apparently couldn't It was a brilliant offensive duel and a great show for the loyal Denver fans but it was a sad defeat for the Indians who left the field and reached the dressing room convinced they were a superior team 70-Yard Drive Denver went 70 yard for Its first score Karamiglos was the leading performer as he passed to Hazelhurst for 11 yards and then broke away for 17 TVhile the Indiana were trying to figure out how he did it he sprinted around right end again for 32 yards to plant the leather on the 11-yard line The Utah line held but on the tnird down Andy Pa vied passed to Greg Browning for the score right down the middle Miller made the extra point 0 The fans had hardly settled in See Page B4 Column 2 partisan crowd on edge but the Vols stopped the aerial cascades when it had to Three times in the last quarter Gilmer passed his team In-aide the 10 but to no avail Ne lands crew with Bob Lund a substitute tailback In a starring role drove 44 yards to a tally in the second period and then stopped an Alabama dnve In the third period at the 32 and drove back 68 yards for a second touchdown Short Plunges Lund scored both touchdowns on short plunges the first after he had accounted for most of the yardage and the clincher after Walt Slater Tennessee's captain had engineered the effort to within inches of the goal Lund replaced Slater and scored on play The vastly superior line play of ths Vols spelled the difference Ney-land a big forward wall outcharged and outfought the Southeastern con- IS HE OR HE OVER THE GOAL LINE? at Provo Roland Gregory carrying the ball bulled his way right down to the last white stripe but some said he go over STATISTICS Wro Minnesota ming First downs 14 7 Net ards rushing 409 109 Net yards passing 116 12 Forwards attempted 10 10 Forwards completed 6 1 Forwards intercepted 2 Number of punts 6 12 Average distance of punts 3 35 Fumbles 4 1 Bali lost on fumbles 3 0 Number of penalties 13 6 Yards penalised 121 62 This is the disputed play which gave the Colorado Buffaloes their only touchdown In the second period of game with BYU TRIBUNE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD ference chAnpions after the first period and refused to yield at critical moments after that COSTLY VICTORY GRID DEADLOCK Uclans Beat Bears 13 to 6 Star Back Fractures Leg Michigan Wildcats Battle To Bruising 14-14 Tie Olsen's pass on his own 15 and weave his way to the double stripe That touchdown kicked offense into gear and seven plays later they had tied the score Tex Reilly speared Johnny Zisch twice with perfect passes to set up the score one laying the leather on the Cougar 27 and the other giving the Buffs first down on the four from where Roland Gregory lunged over for the six points Jim Smith booted the point The Cougar line was brilliant all afternoon limiting the vaunted Buffalo ground attack to a total gain of 105 yards while the BYU halfbacks were darting through gaping holes in the Colorado line for a scrimmage gain of 282 yards Colorado's beautiful passing combination of Reilly to Zisch somewhat evened up the net yardage by accumulating 157 yarda through the air to give the Buffa a total yardage figure of 262 as compared to total of 387 Few Fumbles In contrast to their previous encounters where the Jittery Cougars were handling the oval as though it were a hot potato BYU never lost the ball on fumbles during the afternoon dropping the bail only twice and recovering it each time To add insult to injury the heads-up Provo lads pounded on two of Colorado's three fumbles both of them coming when if appeared that the Buffs were on the march to the end-cone velvet A long pass from Lyle Kofler to Rex Olsen set the stage for Brigham touchdown the pass and run being good for 47 yards oneof the longest plays of the afternoon Don Evans of Colorado had just quick-kicked from his own 20 over Roller's head to the 25 and it was from heie that the Cougars moved 75 yards to pay dirt Olsen and Scotty Deeds together gained six and thep Roller faded back to spot Olson ho hauled in the leather and galloped to Colorado's 28-vard stripe On the next play Olson dropped back again and spotted Reed from the payoff dirt just 15 yards from the heavy grass and the sticky-fingered end wasted no time getting into it for the first six points of the game Colorado Drirs Colorado came right back with a 70-yard goalward drive of their own which began right after the kickoff which Gregory lugged back to the Buff 30-yard line Reilly pitched one to Rex Wagner ho earned a first down on the Colorado 43 then the same slingshot-armed passer laid one in the fingertips of Zisch who outjumped two Cougar defenders and picked his way to 27 Reilly tried the line threw a short incomplete pass then hit Zisch again wide open on the Cougar 4-yard line from where Gregory spurted over for the tally Three other times during the game Brigham Young pounded on the door for touchdowns but Colorado's rugged forward wall djg in to take over on downs One threat was bot tied up when Jim Price intercepted Roller's pass right on the Colorado 1-yard line in the fourth quarter ntltr long runs by Scottv Deeds and Merle Decker had brought the Cou gars from their own 20-yard stripe to the Colorado 19 In the first period BYU moved to the Colorado 16-yard line and then again in the second period they crossed the Buffalo 26 but on each occasion the hard-charging Buffs took over on fourth down Bid for Touchdown Colorado made three serious bids for a score in addition to their drive in the second canto Starting after Roller had punted to Gregory down on the Colorado 17 the Buffs sent Gregory through the line for seven yards and then Jimmv Price galloped around left end for 47 yards and a lirst down on the Cougar 29 The drive fizzled out however thanks to the crashing play of Stone Kietzmen Milsen and Merrill 1 Again in the fourth period the Buffs were in the shadow of the Cougar goal line after a march See Page B4 Column 1 2 By BISS NEWLAND BERKELEY Cal Oct 19 Headed for the Rose bowl and still undefeated the University of California at Los Angeles Bruins out- ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 19 (AP) Michigan and Northwestern battling for a clear claim to the western conference football lead fought STATISTICS Texas 20 Arkansas 0 Texas A A 14 Texas Chris tian 0 Texas Tech 13 Baylor 6 Arkansas A A 9 Southern 7 Georgia Tech 26 Louisiana State 7 Rice 21 Southern Methodist 7 Corpus Christl Naval Base 27 Memphis NATTC 13 STATISTICS North Carolina 21 Navy 14 Army 48 Columbia 14 St 33 Fordham 2 Cornell 6 Yale 6t 6 Rochester 0 Pittsburgh 7 Marquette 6 Princeton 14 Rutgers 7 Pennsylvania 40 Virginia 0 Syracuse 21 Holy Cross 12 Connecticut 21 Maine 20 Brown 20 Dartmouth 13 Bucknell 21 Buffalo 0 Harvard 69 Coast Guard 0 Michigan State 19 Penn State 16 Moravian 12 Ursinus 0 Delaware 27 Gettysburg 6 Bates 20 Northeastern 0 Colgate 47 Kings Point 7 Rocky Mountain cepted pass to doom the Wildcats to a tie after Northwestern had seized the upper hand 14-7 An a bitter struggle The break came after Michigan had held Northwestern on 'the Wolverine 21-yard line Quarterback Don Burson's fourth-down jump pass was intercepted on th 12 bv Wiese who swept down field to the right and to Elliott on the Michigan 40 from where the speedy back sprinted 60 yards down the sideline for a touchdown Scores First Tally Elliott also scored the Wolverines' first touchdown late in the first period when he caught a 37-yard pass from Bob Cbappuia in the corner of the end zone Automatic Jim Brieske converted for both of Michigan's vital extra points In the second period however running game which outgalned Michigan 202 yards to 80 See Page B5 Column 6 14 Arizona State (Flagstaff) New Mexico Aggies 6 Montana 20 Montana State 7 Bradley Tech 20 Colorado col lege 0 Colorado State 41 Kansas State -Teachers 21 costly Their star right half and leading ground gainer Cal Rossi was carried from the field late in the opening quarter with a leg broken just above the right ankle During most of the bruising contest the l-to-6 short-end Bears out-charged the UCLA Bruins who had chopped down three successive foes by one-sided margins The locals were hitting so hard thev laid out the star quarterback and master mind Ernie Case In the fourth period California scored Its touchdown early In the last quarter and knocked at the UCLA goal line twice earlier in the game reaching the UCLA 15 in the opening period and the 9-yard marker in the third The Bruins swept into action shortly after the kickoff to score a touchdown and convert the extra tally for a 7-0 lead Fullback Jack Myers went over from the 6-yard line on the tall end of a 68-yard drive Myers also ran 43 yards during the advance Outplayed in the second period the Bruins came back with a second scoring punch In th third quarter From their own nine they drove B1 yards marling Right Half Ted Ship-key put on a show by galloping 79 yards to the 12 and (hen going over from the 2-yard line The Bears smothered the Bruins In the last quarter blocking a punt on the 15 to take over on fourth flown From the 11-yard line Left Half Jack Jensen passed to sub Left End Jack Cunningham who fell Into the end gone i Th lineups California Baldwin la Jjirf-nbaueh it fiockolov mhro lg Dold I Clements rg Frsnx (Chambers Kurraech a i rt Turner if roe Bern a Duke 41 Richmond 0 Tennessee 12 Alabama 0 George Washington 20 Wayne 6 North Carolina Stats 14 Walts Forest 6 Miami 20 Florida 13 William A Mary 34 Washington A Lee 18 Georgia 33 Oklahoma A A 13 Tulane 32 Auburn 0 Kentucky 10 Vanderbilt 7 Mississippi State 48 San Francisco 20 Furman 14 Citadel 0 Midwest Iowa 13 Indiana 0 Illinois 27 Wisconsin 21 Ohio State 14 Purdue 14 'Michigan 14 Northwestern 14 Missouri 33 Iowa State 13 Nebraska 16 Kansas 14 Wilberforce 32 Philander Smith 0 Butler 41 DePaw 6 Louisville 19 Kentucky Teachers 18 Dakota State 31 Dakota 0 Lincoln 7 Kentucky State 0 Great Lake 25 Fort Sheridan 7 Oklahoma 28 Kansas State 7 Otterbein 33 Ohio Northern 6 Miami 28 Xavier (Ohio) 6 Alma 14 Albion 13 Bowling Green 13 Kent State 0 Mt Union 12 Akron 7 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Oberlln 0 Ashland 13 Wittenberg 7 Wooster 21 Denison 0 John Carroll 19 Case 7 Oklahoma City 28 Wichita 0 St Louis 27 Drake 6 Dayton 20 Toledo 13 Cincinnati 19 Ohio 0 Indiana State Teachers 33 Fairmont 7 Ball State 20 Valparaiso 6 cored an underrated University of California eleven 13-6 Saturday but only after the losing Bears had supplied most of the thrills for a crowd estimated at 65 000 For the Bruins pushing across touchdowns In the first and third periods th victory was decidely to bruising thrilling 14-14 tie Saturday before a crowd of 74 500 in Michigan stadium Fullback Bob Wiese and Halfback Chalmers (Bump) Elliott of Michigan collaborated in the final period on an 88-vard return of an inter San Jose Wins Over Vandals 26-14 in 4th Period Rally is OLDSMOBILE OWNERS! 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Touchdown Mvers Phlpkev Point after Rowland 1 (8teen place kick California ecoring Touchdown ounninirhxm Dlffenbaujth i -Clear warm Couch UCLA Bert LaBrucherie California Frank Wickhorat 1 Atiendaoce 65000 Stanford 33 Santa Clara 26 Oregon 0 Washington State 0 Western State 19 Colo Mines 7 So California 28 Washington 0 Idaho Southern 6 Boise Junior college 0 Whitman 21 of British Columbia 13 Arizona 47 College of Pacific 13 Nevada 26 San Diego State 0.