The Herald-Journal from Logan, Utah • 9

HganaDipe IEanims Aggacs It marked the third straight game the Utah defense bad kept its opponent from scaring a touchdown and ran the total to 13 quarters going back to victory over Wyoming 20-18 It was the second time in three games defense had whitewashed the opposition Last week San Jose State scored three field goals The last time the Redskins blanked the Aggies was in I960 54 Utah dominated the second quarter playing the entire period except five plays on foe Aggies end of the field The Utes took advantage of consistent good field position to keep the Aggies back to the wall and to tack up two touchdowns After being held out of the end zone by USU Utah regained possession on the Aggies 45 and scored five plays later a post pattern and connected with him at foe 15 yard line over the outstretched hands of Dennis Ferguson Brown bounced off foe Aggie defender and cut into the left comer of the endzone with 15 seconds showing on foe clock Bateman again added the PAT Utah had dominated the first half with Billy Hunter and Fred Graves averaging IJ and 7J yards per carry while Brown caught three passes for 87 yards Nonworthy four for 70 yards and Clyde had added another 172 on passing Utah State had managed only 24 yards passing and 64 rushing only scoring forest in foe first half a 53-yard drive that took them to the 11 following a 31-yard return of Bateman's kickoff by Craig Smith ended when foe Aggie (Continued on page 10) Mold Metermlraed BBears WACO TOx (UPI) Top-ranked Texas its high-powered offense sputtering throughout the game erupted for three second quarter touchdowns Saturday and fought off a determined Baylor rally to slip by the sur-prikng Bean 21-14 and extend the longest winning streak to 27 games Longhorn fullback Steve Wor-ster bulled his way in the two one-yard touchdown runs in the second period and quarterback Eddie Phillils slipped five Clyde passed to Dale Nor-sworfoy for 21 yards down the right sideline Jay Hardman went over his right tackle for seven yards moving the ball to the USU 17 From there Clyde passed to Norsworthy again moving the ball to the eight Mt Graves for six yards and then rolled around his right end finally diving over Dale Washburn for the score With Bateman adding foe PAT the score stood 144 After keeping the Utags deep in their own territory through the remainder of foe period but being denied a further score Utah started its final drive of the half with its worst field position of foe quarter Getting the ball on its own 41 Clyde saw two passes dropped when the receivers hold onto foe bafi With a 3-10 situation he sent Jim Brown on yards on an option for the other Texas score all within a span of just over 12 minutes Rifle-armed Baylor quarterback Sid Southall kept foe Bean in contention hitting split end Derek Davis with a 73 yard bomb in the second quarter The Bears came to life again in the fourth period as a penalty nullified a 75-yard scoring pass from Southall to Don Huggins But David Jones broke through to Mock a Texas punt got to the Wisconsin 1 on a 38-yard pass from Ron Maciejow-ski to Larry Zelina Brockington who gained 83 yards then bowled over from the 1 Ohio State jumped to a 34 lead early in the first quarter when Fred Scfaram connected on a 23-yard field goal The Buckeyes took a 144 lead just 30 seconds into foe second quarter on 11-yard run The play was set up on a 54-yard pass from Madejowski to Zelina The Badgers who now have a 24 record and 14 in foe Kg Ten cut the margin to 10-7 after a 43-yard march capped by a 15yard touchdown pass from Neil Graff to Larry Mialik UTAH middle line backer Mike Ellison (66) takes a deep more yards EDisoa had one tackle and five assists for the af-fareafo as foe mud files in his face just as he is about to ladle tenon Coming ap to give Um bdp is Bab Galeazd (45) whohnd Red Graves (47) Graves was foe Utes second-leading one tack Uassists and toe pass deflection Utah woe fee game oe a rusher Saturday with 39 yards and also eaught three passes for 24 rain-aoaked fidd 174 (Hereld Jovial photo by Bob Trowbridge) Utah Mseavers Mew Star State Leaking Fes A Tarp by Gary Keifoley and Bear linebacker Ray Penn gathered in foe ball at the Texas 45 and romped all the way to make it 21-14 with 8:21 to play Baylor got three more chances to go for their first win over Texas since 1956 but long aerials find their mark Defensive halfback Alan Lowry set up touchdown recovering a Baylor fumble at the Bear 15 It took Texas just three plays to score with Worster going the final yard The other Longhorn scores came in drives of 77 and 78 yards Baylor winner of only two games this year shut out the Longhorns in the second half the first team this year that has been able to contain foe Texas offense after intermit- Worster led all rushers for foe day picking up 97 yards on 23 stabs at the Bear line Halfback Jim Bertelsen added 86 yards on 16 tries for Texas and Randy runners with 72 yards in 18 carries Tulsa Edges Wichita State TULSA Okla (UPI) Tulsa safety Ralph McGill headed off upsetbound Wichita State University Saturday galloping 86 yards on a punt return and Jim Butler recovered an end zone fumble for a 21-12 homecoming victory McGill's dash after picking off a 36-yard kick by John Potts kept Tulsa in contention for a Sway tie at the top of the Missouri Valley Conference Fullback Ed White lunged through the middle from 1-yard line McGill made the third-longest punt return in Thlsa history and tight end Butler recovered a Tulsa fumble in the end zone for the fourth season win The move to Clyde took foe Aggies by complete surprise as they had honed their defense for Longmire Ml week I know Gyde would coach Chuck Mills said after the game him (Clyde) with throwing a wet ballwe Meek's Utes came right out and proved they were going to be tough to score on in foe game and Meek agreed felt we could keep them from scoring on us especially on the wet field Unless they got some kind cl fluke score real early we were playing the typo of football that wouldn't allow 17 points to he scored on Meek said The wet fidd unprotected from a two-and-a-half day rain caused a lot of concern on both sides of foe fidd Said Meek believe a major college of this size and especially in this area of the Buckeyes Roll Over Badgers By Kart McGregor Sports Editor Utah auarterback Dana Clyde led his Redskins to 17 firsS points In i free-wheeling of fensive display SSturdsyl as the Utes defeated the Utah State Aggies 174 in -E Dick Romney Stadium In a steady drizzle of rain that had started two days earlier Dana passed for 172 yards in the first half hitting 11 of 22 attempts for one touchdown carried for another and Marv Bateman added a field goal of 42 yards to post the Redskins' 17 the offense had to share the spotlight with a tenacious defense Once in the first half and twice in the second half after foe Aggies had moved inside the Utes' 10 yard linp the Redskin defense prevented foe score -r 'r Noire Dame Gallops By Pittsburgh SOUTH BEND Ind (UPI)-Notre Joe Theismann surpassed the career records of the legendary George Gipp and latterdsy hero Terry Hanratty Saturday throwing three touchdown passes and running up 381 yards total offense in a 46-14 Irish victory over Pittsburgh It was the seventh straight win fof foe unbeaten and No 2 ranked Irish and the third loss In eight games for Pittsburgh Pittsburgh actually had the lead at 14-13 in the second period But then Theismann ralliedthe Irish for two more touchdowns and a 24-15 lead at the half Theismann connected on a 54-yard pass to Dennis Allan to put the Irish ahead to stay then hit Ed Gulyas on a 35-yard scoring throw Then in the last period he combined with Mike Greaney on a 78-yard pass play for a touchdown the longest aerial for Notre Dame this When Pittsburgh managed to Ms receivers covered i took off around end on running plays In eight carries he gained 97 yards including runs of 42 21 and 15 yards fit foe air Theismann com- Gatewood the national pass reception leader pulling in of his throws for 100 performance a career total yards of 4853 I to 4833 for Gipp and he wound up with 4741 yards total offense compared to previous Irish record of 4738 Total offense includes yards running and passing while total performance includes pass receptions and punt and kickoff return yardage Allan also scored the first touchdown for Notre Dame on a three-yard run while Bill Bars got the second for the Irish on a two-yard plunge after a Pittsburgh fumble gave Notre Dame the hall on the Panther 40 The Irish reserves ran up the last 15 points with both touchdowns scored by reserve fullback John Cieszkowski plunging from foe two and then from the one yard line Notre Dame made Pittsburgh's scores relatively easy They yielded the Panthers 37-yard kickoff return by Dave Garnett to the Irish 45 and then allowed John Hogan to complete three straight passes -30 yards to Dennis Harris seven to Steve Moyer and five for foe touchdown to Bill Pikonis On foe second score the Irish gave up the ball to Pittsburgh on the Notre Dame 35 on a fumble advanced them to the Notre Dame 11' on a holding penalty and to the one on a pass interference penalty before Tony Esposito plunged for foe score Penn Stale Shuts Out Maryland COLLEGE PARK Md (UPI) -Job Hufhagel a sophomore quarterback who never has lost a high school or college game he started kept his record unble-minshed Saturday by leading Penn State to a 344 victory over Maryland Gary Deuel and Lydell Mitchell provided the scoring punch for Penn State with two touchdowns apiece as Hufnagel directed foe rout The last TD was scared by foe third quarterback for State Bob Parsons who scampered 49 yards late in foe fourth quarter By Greg Hansen Herald Journal Sports Writer Utah football Aggies have played a key role in the discovery of two fine football players In its liMtate losses to BYV and Utah this falL Two weeks ago in Provo Pete VanVaJkenberg came from virtual obscurity to instant fame against foe Aggies in a 27-20 BYU win and yesterday it was foe same story for Utah's surprising quarterback Dana Clyde Clyde has been a reserve quarterback for three yea replaying first behind Ray Groth and Clint Hardin and now behind Utah's heralded Scooter Longmire But in showdown with WAC leading Arizona State next week Clyde may well be at the harness of the Ute offense again has been deserving of this chance to play all Redskin coach Bill Meek said post game hurt his arm and pass very well and we were glad to have someone of ability ready to come MADISON Wis (UPI)-Third-ranked Ohio State scored twice within three minutes in the third quarter Saturday to break open a dose game and beat Wisconsin 24-7 72758 the largest crowd to watch a football game in Wisconsin Fullback John Brockington scored all three touchdowns for the unbeaten Buckeyes on runs of 11 4 and 1 yards Ohio State leading 107 at halftime went ahead 17-7 with 8:32 left in the third quarter when Doug Adams recovered a Lance Moon fumble on the Wisconsin 5 Brockington bowled over two plays later After a Wisconsin punt on the next series foe Buckeyes now 74 overall and tied for foe lead in the Big Ten with a 54 mark ft 0 ft I 't 4 I -k a Oregon Topples From Unbeaten EUGENE Ore (UPI-5o-phomore quarterback Dan Fouts hurled four touchdown passes Saturday as revenge-bent Oregon toppled seventh-ranked and previously unbeaten Air Force 4435 by coming from behind with two touchdowns in the final period Trailing 35-29 entering the last quarter the Ducks rallied of changing foe cleats in all 63 pairs of shoes two hours before game time The old-type cleats were those used for games on dtifidal turf and dry fields while singledeats were needed for yesterday's sloshy fidd Mills and staff made some interesting lineup changes in the game with only one player from foe state of Utah in the starting lineup Bob Galeazzi a junior safety from Clearfield was the lone Utahn in foe starting lineup Ms first such opportunity since foe Kansas State game Ty Couey was switched from safety to linebacker in the game while Jim Place gained his first starting assignment at guard Offensively Jerry Holmes Steve Kinney and Steve Taylor saw much action and may have moved themselves Into foe starting picture for next game with Idaho AFA Ranks field goal tc dose the Oregon scoring The 17-point outburst in the final period hurt Air for a major postbowl bid Oregon also got a measure of revenge for foe 60-13 humiliation suffered at the hands of foe Falcons last Air Force had won eight straight without a loss Fouts completed 28 of 43 passes for 396 yards Two of his touchdown passes went to Newland who caught 11 for 153 yards Oregon which in 1959 broke a 14-game Air Force winning streak played without star halfback Bobby Moore who was suspended for a week by coach Jerry Frei for missing practice Air Force halfback Brian Bream a 54 191 pounder crashed over for three touchdowns on short plunges and Falcon quarterback Bob Parker connected on two touchdown passes Parker hit 24 of 54 passes for 301 yards The wild game saw 30 points scored in one six-minute period It was a seeaaw affair from the beginning Air Force went ahead early 74 only to see Oregon move to a 22-19 halftime lead as Fouts moved his team 76 yards in the final 1:30 of the first half Fouts connected with end Leland Glass for 22 yards and halack Thurman Anderson Moore's replacement for 10 yards for his other scoring passes jr does not have a cover to protect the field This was their biggest game of the year and ours too and I Just believe that they do anything about covering the Utah director Norvel 'Nog said had a taip since 1948 at least notone that would do any good The one BYU used when we played them two weeks ago cost over 815JW and it was not a very good tarp There was nothing we could do to cover the field" Equipment supervisor Ken Seamens recalled a tarp foe Affiles used in old Romney Stadium but said when the changeover was made to the new stadium it was lost In the fouffle Seamons along with managers Dave Riffile Dave Shipp Jack Richardson and Kent Lewis bad foe harried task behind sophomore quarterback Dan Fouts to pull out their sixth victory in nine starts Fouts bit end Bob Newland with a 36yard pass after fullback Jim Anderson plunged over from the one to give the Ducks a 36-35 edge Later in the fourth period after the lights had been turned on Ken Woody kicked a 40yard good shooting in the cattails where many of the birds took refuge after the initial volley Hunters on foe Wellsvilie and Hyrum units were also carrying an occasional pheasant Several of the roosters that were bagged were birds from a late hatch and were not as distinctly colored as some of their older kin This may make rapid in-flight identification more difficult The hunt as predicted by the Utah Fish and Game officials looks like an average one Opening dav results in Cache valley were ich like those of last year with some units providing a little more shooting than in 1969 From now until the end of the season hunters can pursue the ringnecks during daylight hours unlike foe 8 am starting tin of opening day A good dog will be a definite advantage in searching out the spooked birds Mast QQmteirs Mave Success By Mike Sawyer Herald Journal Staff Writer The inclement weather that moved over Cache Valley on Friday and stayed for foe opening of the pheasant hunt didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the hunters The nimrods were out in force on most of the valley's units and many hunting parties had a bird or two hanging from their belt or protruding from their hunting jacket There were fears that the rainy weather might cause the ringnecks to but according to several hunters the birds seem to be holding any tighter than during bluebird weather As usual however hunters with dogs enjoyed greater success The popular and productive Benson and Mendon units donated a large portion of pheasants to the valley's gairebags Hunters repotted THREE HUNTERS who had eight birds between by 9:30 Saturday morning are (left to rigLtj Lloyd Jensen Steve Jensen and Kim Rinderknecht The trio was hunting hi the Amalga area and reported that hunting was good as did most hunters throughout foe Hey during the opening day Most parties had a few birds and only a few earnest hunters were skunked (Herald Journal photo by Paul wniie).