The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 9

Monday, November 9, 1970 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah-Page i CSU Moves Up Notch In WAC Grid Chase United Press International Jerry Wampimr's view of the Western Athletic Confer-rence football world has been sharply more limited than that of Arizona State's Frank Rush and New Mexico's Rudy Feidman but at least the Colorado State Coach has improved his vantage point. Bruins Tip Canadiens In Ice Play By United Press International Montreal Coach Claude Ruel has a language barrier. The Canadiens were hit by a four-goal barrage in the first 23 minutes of their game with Boston SunoVy night and then everybody began hitting each other during a first period melee. The Bruins wen, 6-1. Ruel, obviously perturbed by the turn cf events that saw his Canadiens lose after they scored seven goals in one period against Buffalo Saturday, kept the Montreal dressing room door closed for 15 minutes and then began talking to the press in French before he calmed dewn.

A Boston Garden cop was accidentally hit during some punch throwing between Boston's Derek Sanderson and Montreal's Phil Roberto and when Ruel tried to quiet the issue the Montreal coach was shoved aside by the police. "They no know I the coach," Ruel explained in broken English. "I try to tell them. They didn't realize it was me." Fines totalling $3,000 were assessed automatically as referee John Ashley handed out 32 minutes in penalties for the opening period fight. John Bucyk, Ed Westfall, Tim Hodge and Dallas Smith successfully bombed the Montreal Nets before Ruel lifted goalie Rogatien Vachon.

The Rams registered a 26-9 victory over Brigham Young Saturday behind the running of Lawrence McCutcheon to climb a notch out of the WAC baement. It was their second win in a row and first this season in league action. McCutcheon, who sparksd last week's win over Utah State, scored a pair of touchdowns and carried for 207 yards against the Cougars. CSU is now 1-3 in the WAC and 3-6 overall Colorado State combined scoring runs of too and 14 yards by McCutcheon t.id Wayne Smithefield generalship to handle BYU in asy fashion. Feldman's Lobos, meanwhile, swept past Arizona, 35-7, to move back into a first place tie with Colorado State combined scoring runs of two and 14 yards by McCutcheon and Wayne Smith's field generalship to handle BYU in easy fashion.

Feldman's Lobos, meanwhile, swept past Arizona, 3S-7, to move back into a first place tie with Kush's potent Sun Devils, who routed San Jose State, 46-10, in a non-league affair. Sophomore Fred Henry's spsc and the power slants of fullback Sam Scarber gave New Mexico all the punch it needed to defeat Arizona for the first time since 1965. Henry scored on runs of 52 and 50 yards and totaled 166 yards rushing. The Lobos, who entered the contest as the nation's third best in rushing offense, didn't endanger that standing any by adding 397 yards to their total. A pair of first half touchdown? apiece by J.

D. Hill and Bobby Thomas launched the 11th ranked Sun Devils to their lopsided win over San Jose State. Both of Thomas' scores came on one-yard plunges, while HUl broke loose on a 37-yard sprint for one of his and caught a 27-yard pass from Joe Spagnola for the other. The victory boosted ASU's record to 7-0. In other contests involving WAC members, Utah shut out arch-rival Utah State, 17-0, and Tex as-El Paso clobbered Wyoming 47-7.

Utah turned the quarterback-ing reins over to reserve Dana Clyde and he responded with 177 yards passing in the first half in which the Utes scored all their points to register a fourth consecutive win. Clyde, making his first start of the year, scored on a one-yard plunge, and lofted a 59-yard "bomb" to Jim Brown for a second touchdown in the Utes' 14-point second quarter in which the contest was tucked away. Halfback Phil Hatch ripped through Wyoming's lLie for 184 yards and three touchdowns as UTEP evened its WAC mark at 3-3 against the outmanned Cowboys. Gulls And Totems Tie 4 to 4 Western Hockey League Roundup By United Press International San Diego's Bob Courcy moved into the Western Hockey League scoring lead with three assists Sunday night as the Gulls and the Seattle Totems battled to a 44 tie. The three assists against the second place Totems gave Ccurcy a total of 23 points for the season.

Art Jones of Portland, last year's scoring champion, is second with 22 points. In Saturday's WHL contests, Denver defeated last place Phoenix 3-1, Seattle downed San Diego 3-1 and first place Portland whippled Salt Lake City 4-2. UFI Toepholo Canadiens hockey games. Both benches emptied onto the ice and there were three five-minute penalties given to both teams. The Bruins won 6-1.

"WHERE'S THE PUCK?" might be the question asked as a first period fight erupts at the Boston Garden on a grand scale Sunday night during the Boston Bruins-Montreal Utah Stars Trip Pacers For Third Time in a Row Accept Bids INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Auto racing drivers Roger McCluskey, Al Unser, John Rutherford end Larry Dickson have accepted invitations to four U.S. military hospitals and bases in Vietnam. ball Association starts this season by defeating Indiana for the third straight time, 111-103, Sunday night. Merv Jackson's 33 points and a tight Utah defense that held By United Press International Utah is building a stairway to the stars by stepping heavily on the champion Indiana Pacers. The Stars won their ninth game in 10 American Basket Old Crow begins with men who love to work with their hands.

Montana Holds Onto Big Sky Grid Crown the Pacers to only 15 points in the fourth quarter were the key assets for the Western Division leaders. Zelmo Beaty's 18 points helped the Stars, who broke a tie late in the game with a nine-point surge. Fred Lewis scored 23 points for the Pacers, who now are 7-6 for the season. In other games, New York stopped Denver, 114-104, Carolina beat the Floridians, 122-115, and Memphis ripped Pittsburgh, 105-96. New York needed the assistance of Bill Melchionni, who scored 26 points and set a club record of 14 scoring feeds as the Nets went over the .500 mark with their seventh win.

Rookie Ralph Simpson of Denver netted a game high of 28 points. Jumping Joe Caldwell rallied Carolina from a nine-point deficit in the fourth quarter as he completed a 29-point performance for the Cougars. Gene Little's basket and free throw tied the game at 112-all and George Lehmann crushed the Floridians' hopes with a three-point play that put Carolina in front for good. Memphis, trailing Utah by 3 games in the West, rode Steve Jones' 21 points to victory over Pittsburgh. John Brisker of Pittsburgh, who scored a game high 25 points, and Memphis' Wendell Ladner were ejected for fighting with four minutes left to play.

victory over the Arizona team. NAU's lone touchdown came in the third period on a 38-yard pass from Jim Beckenhauer to Steve Maier. ISU relied on reserve quarterback Tom Lee to defeat Portland State at Pocatello. All-America candidate Jerry Dunne suffered ankle and knee injuries early in the first quarter and Lee, a sophomore, generated the team on to victory. In a surprise move, backup quarterbackfor the Bengals, Dan Halt, started the game at split end, where he caught two long passes one of which scored a thouchdown.

The schedule for Nov. 14, finds Weber at Boise, Idaho at Utah State, Idaho State at Tampa, Montana at South Dakota State, Montana State at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, and Fresno State at Northern Arizona. Big Sky Conference By United Press International The Big Sky football crown remains in the hands of Montana's Grizzlies until next season and Jack Swarthout's charges have just one more 1970 contest left before they begin casting for a bowl bid. The Grizzlies ran over archrival Montana State, 354, Saturday tc clinch the title. It was the second straight Big Sky Championship for Montana and the 19th win in a row over two years of regular play.

Other weekend conference action saw Idaho shock Weber State, 27-17 during a tight contest at Pullman, Wash. Idaho managed to pull the win out in spite of two touchdowns by the Wildcats that came within one minute during the first quarter. Intersectional contests for Big Sky teams included a Boise State loss to Hiram Scott College, 7-3; a Northern Arizona loss, 21-7, to Eastern New Mexico University, and a comfortable 36-7 victory for Idaho State over Portland State. Montana broke its game open in the third quarter when fullback Les Kent scored from the one and quarterback Gary Berd-ing threw 41 yards to end Tom McMahon to push the Grizzlies out in front 21-0. Montanaaddedtwofourth quarter scores on runs of six yards by Steve Caputo and 11 yards by Elroy Chong.

Montana State used a "bunched" defense in an effort to stop the punishing Grizzlie attack, but Berding went to the air just enough to keep the secondary from rushing too much, and Montana moved the ball almost at will. Mike Wiscombe carried 25 times for Idaho to gain 104 yards and help pulverise the Weber State defensive patterns. Wiscombe picked up two touchdowns as the Vandals overcame a 17-9 halftime deficit in a fog shrouded contest before 4,500 spectators. Fred Riley came off the bench in the final 30 minutes of action to carry the ball 16 times for 124 yards, keeping toe Vandals in seeing range. The explosive Wildcats collected two touchdowns in just over one minute late in the first quarter, but the edge wasn't enough for a balanced Idaho attack.

A third quarter touchdown by Jim Nichols handed Hiram Scott its win over Boise State at Scotts-bluff, Neb. It was a highly encouraging victory for the Nebraska team, which suffered a 50 point loss at the hands of the Bronccs last year. Boise's Charlie Holm kicked a field goal in the fourth quarter to get the Idaho visitors on the score clock during Saturday's gane. Depth plaugued Northern Arizona took its lumps from Eastern New Mexico during an afternoon contest at Portlaes, N.M. It.

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