Idaho vs. Utah, October 27, 1956

Football game program

UTAH vs. IDAHO OFFICIAL PROGRAM - 25<f SUNDAYS - WEDNESDAYS - FRIDAYS Take! diCiMAAl^y For TOPS in SPORTS SMILIN' JACK CURTICE in "Football" Wednesdays 6:30 p.m. F r i d a y Night WRESTLING The best in "live" televised "grunt'Ond'groan" action! SEE IT FRIDAYS AT 9:30 P. M. PRO FOOTBALL EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON After the Game, let's meet at HOTEL UTAH Plan an EMPIRE ROOM PARTY . . . for your HALLOWEEN FUN! ... ... i ••i|M j j l HILUIM I I l I I I UTE COACHING STAFF Left to right: Pete Carlston, Marv Hess, Andy Everest, Karl Schleckmcm, Jack Curtice, Pres Summerhays, Pete Couch, Snowy Simpson. Col. C. L. Banks was absent when picture was taken. UTAH V S . IDAHO UTE STADIUM Saturday, October 27 2:00 P.M. C O N T E N T S Ute Coaches - - 1 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL PROGRAM * Published by the ATHLETIC COUNCIL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Harry James Editor John Piercey Assistant to Editor Dick Hendrickson Advertising & Concessions Your Downtown Ticket H e a d q u a r t e r s - THE M I N T CAFE President's Page 3 Former Ute Gridder 5 Idaho Coaching Staff 7 Stadium Information . 7 Score by Quarters 7 Today's Officials 8 Idaho Alphabetical Roster 9 Referee's Signals 10 " U " Men's Club 11 Idaho Player Pictures 13, 15, 16 Penalties 17 Starting Lineups and Numerical Rosters 18, 19 Past Record With Idaho 20 Ute Players of the Week ... 21 Band Page - - 23 Redskin Alphabetical Roster 25 Homecoming Queens 27 Ute Player Pictures 29, 31, 33, 35 About the " U " 36 Represented for National Advertising by Spencer Advertising Company, Inc., 271 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. WALKER Quality Concrete WASHED SAND • GRAVEL ROADBASE LIGHTWEIGHTAGGREGATE and CONCRETE J. B. and R. E. WALKER, Inc SKILL I N T E G R I TY RESPONSIBILITY Phone: ELgin 9-7629 Your automatic transmission controls the flow of power in your car. To give you the best performance... it deserves the best in service. We're experts - specially trained and equipped to service automatic transmissions with approved Sinclair Automatic Transmission Fluid. Let us check yours today. ^NCLA/J^ (fOWBty) ,wt SUPERS Carl Kendall SINCLAIR SERVICE 3rd South & 13th East EM 4-7543 As you look through this Souvenir Program, you will see the advertisements of some of Salt Lake City's most progressive and sports-minded people. " P L E A S E P A T R O N I Z E T H E M" > Natural Gas Jean , . fast » ' • < • i. » a a M O U N T A I N FUEL S U P P L Y C O M P A NY Serving 68 Utah and Wyoming Communities Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. DR. A. RAY OLPIN President, University of Utah DR. DONALD R. THEOPHILUS President, University of Idaho PRESIDENTS WELCOME Idaho University's president knows the athletic set-up there about as well as anyone could. Dr. Ronald R. Theophilus, Idaho's president since 1955, was a member of the faculty athletic committee for many years before the Board of Regents tapped him to head the school. He had served as Dean of the College of Agriculture since 1946 prior to his appointment. He knows something about athletic participation, too, having played baseball and been a member of the track team as an under­graduate. Widely known through Idaho as a sportsman, agriculturist and educator, Dr. Theophilus actually is a native of Pittsburgh. He came west in 1927 as a professor of dairy husbandry at the University of Idaho and has since served as head of that department, as dean of agriculture, director of the Agricultural Experiment Station, and di­rector of the Agricultural Extension Service. Dr. A. Ray Olpin, who will play host to the Idaho chief during these Homecoming festivities, is an athletic fan in his own right. In 1951 and 1952, he served on the special committee on athletic policy of the American Council on Education in an effort to eliminate col­legiate athletic abuses. He's also taken a round-the-world tour for the State Department and is considered one of the top research men in his field as well as one of the nation's most vigorous educational ad­ministrators. It's always a pleasure for the U. to welcome its next door neigh­bors from the north. It's even more so today because it's Homecoming. 245 South 1st West EL9-77M For t h a t casual "CAMPUS LOOK" SWEATERS - $6.95 up ALL THE NEWEST SLIP-ON OR COAT STYLES Virgin Wool JACK FROST FOOTBALL ROBE IN A BAG $7.95 /Otigfcy^ - SCHOOL SWEATERS A SPECIALTY - S « ~ ^ " Y 1 28 R I C H A R D S STREET /wtah Woolen Mills Block Sou,h of Temple *"- UTAH'S BIGGEST SELECTION OF BUILDING MATERIALS Complete Building, Remodeling or Repair Service . . . including low-cost financing . . . available in "ONE-STOP" LUMBER: Pine, dimension, flooring, hardwoods, WAUBOARDS; Sheetroctc, fibreboards, plywood, ceiling tile. INSULATION - ROOFING HARDWARE - TOOLS DOORS, WINDOWS, MIILWORK 1154 East 21st South Salt Lake City INgersoll ' 6-8601 4 YARDS TO SERVE YOU IN THE SALT LAKE AREA 170 West 48th South Murray 16 YARDS SERVING UTAH 130 Eas Center Street Midvale AMherst 116 North Main Street Bountiful AXtell . 5-2344 Utah's Ail-Time Football Record at a Glance Won 280 - Lost 146 - 1892-1-2 1914-3-3 1893-no Barnes 1915-6-2 1894-1-2 1895-0-1 1896-1-3 1897-1-4 1898-2-1 1899-3-1 1900-2-1 1901-3-1 1902-4-2-1 1903-2-6 1904-6-1 1905-6-2 1906-4-1 1907-6-3 1908-4-2-1 1909-5-1 1910-3-2 1911-6-1-1 1912-5-1-1 1913-2-3-1 1916-3-2 1917-2-4 1918-no games 1919-4-2 1920-2-5-1 1921-3-2-1 1922-7-1 1923-4-3 1924-3-4-1 1925-6-2 1926-7-0 1927-3-3-1 1928-5-2 1929-7-0 1930-8-0 1931-7-2 1932-6-1-2 1933-5-3 1934-5-3 1935-4-3-1 Tied 28 1936-6-3 j 1937-5-3 1938-7-1-2 1939-7-1-2 1940-7-2 1941-6-2 1942-6-3 1943-0-7 1944-5-2-1 1945-4-4 1946-8-3 1947-8-1-1 1948-8-1-1 1949-2-7-1 1950-3-4-3 1951-7-4 1952-6-3-1 1953-8-2 1954-4-7 1955-6-3 Most points scored by Utah: 129 against Fort Douglas in 1905. Most points scored by Utah against against College of Idaho in 1923. college teams: 105 Most points scored against Utah: 64 by Colorado Col­lege in 1943 Famous QUALITY SHOES Since 1905 Newest campus fashions . . . rough brougues . . . smart dress shoes . . . loafers! You can rely on McKendrick's for the finest in styling, in quality that means extra months of proud ownership . . . in shoes sensibly priced. 124 SOUTH MAIN ST. Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. FORMER UTE GRIDDER THE HAL TATE FAMILY Marilyn, Troy, Lauri, Wynn and Hal. During the post war years of football, the Skyline Conference made a ruling, as did most conferences in the nation, that a player could participate his freshman year. Even with this ruling, ((3} fj> few frosh were advanced enough to make the grade, but Hal Tate was an exception. Under Ike Armstrong, Tate played regular or semi-regular all four years of his collegiate career, and was a game captain in 1947-48-49, which proved his value as a leader as well as a performer. As a halfback on/tngiArmstrong power eleven, Tate was as strong a runner ^s~T^e<^Redskins have had. Armstrong called Tate, "An outst, football field. After grad years in the the University Hal is now D: Director of the T/ President and Ge •y who can do almost anything on a runner, and a good defeFrdei;.'' tisg^fTOrn^-Psigele High in 1943, Tate psy^^ying in the Pacific. He gra< ™ >n 1950, as a Political Scien ^r-xsf'the Utah Motor Transport ortation Club of Salt Lake Ci al Manager of the Barton Truck But, Hal claimK^the most successful part of his or out of college, wasJiis marriage to the former Maril bank, and the fact that they have three fine child 1 month, Wynn, 3 years, and Lauri, 6 years. r ^ 245 South 1st West • EL 9-7733 Your SEAT right on the 50yd America's lowest priced QUALITY TV $199.5 FINE A U T O M A T IC CLOCK radio, deluxe clock, powerful chas­sis. Colors optional extra. D E A L E CHECK THESE "ALL AMERICAN" FEATURES V Solid Hardwood Cabinet in All Models V Free Remote Channel Selector (Deluxe Styles) V New, Easier Top Tuning V New Rangefinder Chassis, "Supermatic" Beam V Brilliant Furniture Styling, choice of finish \/ Factory-Branch Packard-Bell Service R A D I O S Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. IDAHO COACHES Idaho Football Coaching Staff, left to right: Clem Parberry, freshman coach; Jay Pattee, backfield;uSkip"Stahley, head coach; Don Swartz, line; Bud Goodell, end. STADIUM INFORMATION REST ROOMS-On ground floor at south lobbies of either stand and in Field House. TICKET SALES-In addition to tickets at the main gate, re­served and general admission tickets are on sale in the main lobby of the Field House at the new ticket office. All types of tickets may be obtained at northeast corner of stadium. CONCESSIONS-Refreshments may be obtained at the south end of west stands, rear of east stands, north end of stands, and southeast of flagpole, plus four soft drink stands lo­cated on top of stadium. ANNOUNCEMENTS-Persons attending University of Utah football games this season will not be paged over the public address system. Any person (doctor, etc.,) expecting a call is requested to leave his name and seat number at the In­formation window in the Field House lobby before the game, either in person or by telephone. Messengers will notify the person at his seat whenever a call is placed for him. Field House telephone numbers are 9-7482 and 22-4761, Ext. 501. Doctors should notify their offices that they can be reached at either of these numbers. TELEPHONES-Pay telephones are located in the south end of each stand, and in the Field House lobby. LOST AND FOUND-Please bring objects found to the Field House ticket office. EMERGENCY FIRST AID-At the Press Box. UTAH IDAHO S C O R E 1st Quarter /¥- D BY Q 2nd Quarter 0 7 U A R T E 3rd Quarter 0 (o R S 4th Quarter ' / / # • Final Score A/ J?7 SKI EQUIPMENT and SKI WEAR "There is No Substitute for Quality" Outfitters for SCHOOL AND TEAM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT "BUY FROM THE MEN WHO KNOW WHAT YOU NEED FOR THE BEST RESULTS" Steven^ & SW«*# SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 1121 East 21st South Telephone HU 4-8131 Get Yours With Courtesy at the CONVENIENT SUGAR HOUSE LOCATION 245 South. 1st West - EL 9-7733 This Season Follow the Utes With a Fine Camera! ROLLIE LEICA KODAK-ANSCO BELL & HOWELL NIKON-ARGUS VOIGLANDER EXACTA PHOTOCRAPHY PHONE EL 9-DB91 25 E. 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Idaho Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. 82 Aldrich, Larry* E. 72 Anderson, Tony* Tft 87 Baroni, Don E.. 49 Baxter, Bill** HB.. 85 Bedford, Mountie E.. 66 Bourque, Fred ...G.. 43 Braden, Ron** HB.. 76 Buhler, Jerry T.. 86 Denny, Walt E.. 44 Fenton, Lloyd HB.. 77 Foster, Dick (C)** T.. 62 Fray, Dick G.. 61 Fries, Chuck** G.. 88 Gerpheide, Pete** _.E.. 68 Gooby, Dick G.. 45 Haas, Mike HB.. 37 Hall, Ken ...FB.. 24 Jacobowitz, Len ..HB.. 67 Jeffery, Russ G.. 12 Johnson, Gary** QB.. 70 Johnson, Pete T~ 18 Kenworthy, Gary QB... 64 Kramer, Jerry* G... 25 Norby, Larry* HB... 30 Owens, Toy FB... 84 Park, Lonnie E... 73 Prestel, Bob T... 79 Prestel, Jim T... 54 Roussos, John . C... 40 Schmidt, Mel** HB... 60 Smythe, Jerry* G... 53 Walker, Wayne* C... 14 Willis, Howard* QB... *Letters won. Weight 192.... .....219.... 210.... 178.... 170 .....190 170 205 187 184 212 195 204 192 195 185 ....185 ....190 -190- ....171 ....220 ....165 ....220 ....190 ....164 ....170 ....205 ....255 ....225 ...195 ....200 ...208 ...183 Height ....6-4 ....6-3 ....6-3 ...5-11... ...6-0 ...6-0..... ...5-10... ...6-1 ...6-3 ...5-11.... ...6-3 ...6-1 ...6-0 ...6-2 ...6-0 Age ...21... ...20... ...21... ...24... ...18.... Year Home town ..Junior Vineland, N. J. ..Junior Wahpeton, N.D. ..Senior San Francisco, Cal. .Senior Seattle, Wash. .Soph Porterville, Cal. ..22 Soph Wellesley, Mass. ..22 Senior Lodi, Cal. ..21 Junior Hailey, Ida. .21 Junior Stockton, Cal. .20 Junior Los Angeles, Cal. .22 Senior Kamiah, Ida. .21 Junior Lewiston, Ida. .20 Senior Grangeville, Ida. .22 Senior Spokane, Wash. .19 Soph Sandpoint, Ida. -5-11 21 Junior .... Laguna Beach, Cal. -5-8 20 Soph Newark, Dela. -6-0 20 Soph Brooklyn, N. Y. -6-1 19 Soph Idaho Falls, Ida. -6-0 21. Senior Fullerton, Cal. -6-0 20 Soph Stockton, Cal. -5-10 21 Junior Spokane, Wash. -6-3- 20 Junior Sandpoint, Ida. -6-0 20 Junior Rupert, Ida. -5-11 19 Soph Barstow, Cal. -5-11 21 Junior Boise, Ida. -6-2 20 Soph Indianapolis, Ind. -6-5 19 -Soph Indianapolis, Ind. -6-0 24 - Soph Coeur D'Alene, Ida. - 6-0 22- Senior .... Coeur D'Alene, Ida. -6-0 20 Junior Burley, Ida. -6-2 20 Junior „ Boise, Ida. -6-0 20 Junior Los Angeles, Cal. The Official Watch for Timing This Game is LONGINES - The World's Most Honored Watch 245 South First West • EL 9-7733 9 O F F I C I A L S I G N A LS c o u r t e s y of Courtesy Motors UTAH'S VOLUME DODGE & PLYMOUTH DEALER Courtesy Consistently Sells More Dodge & Plymouth Cars Than Any Other Dealer In Utah! 3 GOOD REASONS . . . All /~\ • Higher trade-in allowances \\ ^ L • Lower prices \V^^t ^)* Satisfied customers 0 Take TIME-OUT to check Courtesy's low prices. For SAFETY, buy from Courtesy at low volume-dealer prices. 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PROVO • SALT LAKE CITY • OGDEN 14 Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. ^ ym, .fitfa* W. Hawley, FB E. Resa, Manager M. Schmidt, HB P. Gerpheide, E 1956 D. Foster, T >*»«*- 1 W. Walker, C H. Willis, QB J. Prestel, T P. Johnson, E K. Hall, FB J. Smythe, G J. Kramer, G 245 South 1st West • EL 9-7733 15 R. Fray, G J. Roussos, C G. Johnson, QB D. Davis, C T. Owens, FB 1956 F. Bourque, G • # * * gy> I L. Norby, HB R. Braden, HB B. Baxter, HB C. Fries, G B. Skinner, G L. Aldrich, E 16 Printed by -Parogon^Pressr Inc RET51S5 LOSS OF FIVE YARDS 1-Taking more than five times out during either half (except for replacement of injured player). 2-Illegal delay of game. 3-Failure to complete substitu­tion before play starts. 4-Violation of kickoff formation. 5-Player out of bounds when scrimmage begins. fr-Putting ball in play before Ref­eree signals "Ready-for-play". 7-Failure to maintain proper alignment of offensive team when ball is snapped. Also, backfield man illegally in motion. 8-Offside by either team or en­croachment on neutral zone. 9-Attempt to draw opponents offside. 10-Crawling by runner. 11-Illegal forward pass (includes intentional grounding of forward pass). Also loss of down. 12-Taking more than two steps after Fair Catch is made. 13-Player on line receiving snap. 14-Any violation of the scrim­mage formation. LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS IS-Team not ready to play at scheduled time. 16-Violation of rules during inter­mission. 17-Illegal return of suspended player. 18-Interference by member of of­fensive team with defensive player making pass interception. (Also loss of down). 19-Interfering with the oppor­tunity of a player of the "receiving PENALTIES team to catch a kick. 20-Illegal use of hands or arms by offensive player. 21-Tackling or blocking defensive player who has made fair catch. 22-Roughing the kicker. 23-Piling up, hurdling, clipping. 24-Tackling player out of bounds, or running into player obviously out of play. 25-Coaching from sidelines. 26-Failure to stop one full second following shift. 27-Defensive holding, 28-Invalid Signal for Fair Catch. OTHER PENALTIES 29-Striking an opponent with fisi forearm, elbow or locked haw* kicking or kneeing - Mandati disqualification of offending pla; plus loss of fifteen yards. 30-Foul within the one yard* -half the distance to the go; 31-Interference by defensivt on forward pass - passing ball at spot of foul. 32-Forward pass being toucl ineligible receiver beyond tf« of scrimmage-loss of fifteen from spot of preceding down loss of a down. 33-Illegal touching of kicked hi. within opponent's ten yard line»3i touchback. 34-Flagrantly rough play or un­sportsmanlike conduct - Manda­tory disqualification plus loss of fifteen yards. 35-Eligible pass receiver who goes out of bounds and later touches a forward pass -lossJp do' Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Salt Lake City For tops in sports t very thing in Fine Men's Wear =£ 228 South Main Distinctive Dining in Salt Lake's Most Gracious Atmosphere SAFARI ROOM Breakfast - Lunch Dinner IVORY ROOM . . . Deluxe Dining 1 3 3 5 FOOTHILL DRIVE DIAL: HU 4-6225 IDAHO r LE Aldrich An 82 LH PROBABLE LT LG C derson Smythe Roussos 72 60 Norby 25 12 G.Johnson, qb 14 Willis, qb 18 Kenworthy, qb 24 Jacobowitz, hb 25 Norby, hb 30 Owens, fb 37 Hall, fb 4Wtchmidt, hb 43Bra^n,hb 44 Fenton^n^. 45 Haas, hb 49 Baxter, hb 53 Walker, c 54 Roussos, c 60 Smythe, g 61 Fries, g 62 Fray, g 64 Kramer, g 66 Bourque, c 67 Jeff ery, g 1^68 Gooby, g 54 QB Willis 14 FB Hall 37 1 STARTING LINEUP RG RT RE Kramer P.Johnson Bedford 64 70 85 RH Schmidt 40 70 P. Johnson, t 72 Anderson, t 73 B. Prestel, t 76 Buhler, t 77 Foster, t 79 J. Prestel, t 82 Aldrich, e 84 Park, e 85 Bedford, e 86 Denny, e 87 Baroni, e 88 Gerpheide, e SUPPORT THE U C 5 DON'T MISS THE HOME GAMES! Next Home Game - COLORADO vs. UTAH - Nov. 17 - 2:00 p. m. For the Finest Entertainment at Home . . . it's CHANNEL "AMERICA'S No. 1 FIRST-RUN FEATURE STATION" 2 G. E. PRESENTS 9 p.m. Mon. ELECTRIC THEATER FIRST SECURITY THEATER 9 p.m. Wed. 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"Vandals Come From Outer Space, Hoyo Put 'Em In Their Place," is the theme for the 1956 Homecoming celebration and the Utah Band in its half-time show today will depict the various methods by which old Utes come back to Uteville for Home­coming. Led by Forrest D. Stoll, Director of the Utah Band, Drum Majorette Clare Matthews and Drum Major Lamar Williams, the colorful, fast-stepping band will be making its third appearance in Ute Stadium this season. The half-time show by the band is a highlight of any football game, and this football game is a highlight of Homecoming activities. Co-chairmen of the event, Ruth Cline and JoAnn Bagley Calk­ins, announce that all alumni and friends are wel­come at the big Homecoming Dance tonight at the Rainbow Randevu, where the Four Freshmen will 245 South First West • EL 9-7733 entertain. Prizes for the various events of Homecom­ing competition will be presented at the dance. The program for half-time follows: 1. Formation of a block "I" and salute to our op­ponents, Idaho University, while the band plays "Hi Neighbor." 2. Formation of an old touring car, to the tune of "Merry Oldsmobile." 3. A horse mounted by a rider is the third maneu­ver as the band plays "Back in the Saddle Again." 4. The train formed is the famed "Chattanooga Choo Choo." 5. A ship from across Great Salt Lake is formed next to "Sailing, Sailing." 6. The last traveler is the walking man, to the tune of "Marching Along Together." 23 B E N N E T T 'S o* SUPER MARKET AT BENNETT'S USED CAR SUPERMARKET! Southwest Corner Main at 6th South Shulscn-Dillon Athletic Supply do. College - University - Junior College - High School - or Individual They All Know SPORTS EQUIPMENT from SHULSEN-DILLON Means the Best in Quality, Workmanship, Durability and Service. 149 East 2nd South - EM 3-4561 Ken Shulsen Tom Dillon GO M O D E RN that lives forever *9^ vt wm rant SOUTH 1 & Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. Redskin Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. 71 Amizich, Larry RT, 11 Bezyack, Martin QB.. 33 Bisiar, Pat FB, 55 Bonvicino, Don C, 87 Boss, George LE.. 35 Burgess, Richard FB, 53 Butler, Roger C. 70 Carter, Ralph LT.. 61 Clark, Spence RG, 86 Dolano, Gary C, 44 Douglas, Merrill RH.. 72 Fenn, Bill .....RT.. 34 Fields, Larry FB, 65 Franklin, Chester (c-c)....RG~ 78 Greenhalgh, Don LT. 14 Haun, Pete QB, 32 Herd, Davy ....FB.. 43 Jensen, Karl ....RH.. 79 Jones, Evert LT, 25 Kane, Alex LH.. 36 Knudson, Gary RH.. 62 Lee, Bob LG, 68 Lewis, Richard LG, 82 Liston, Jerry (c-c) RE, 12 Liston, Paul QB.. 24 Marshall, Eldon LH.. 26 McGivney, Don RH, 84 Mastelotto, Jim ...LE.. 76 Mathis, Art RT, 67 Merritt, LaVere RG, 22 Oborn, Gordon LH.. 66 Otterbein, Tom LG, 73 Pratt, Richard LT.. 52 Pembroke, Bob C, 83 Radford, Robert LE, 88 Rampton, Richard RE, 85 Reilly, John LE.. 75 Ross, Gerald RT, 89 Seul, John RE.. 64 Smith, Carl LG, 15 Suba, Walter QB.. 45 Taylor, Tom FB, 54 Urses, John C... 21 Vaughan, Stuart LH... 80 White, Richard RE... Weight 200.... 175.... 175.... 228.... 210.... 185.... 205.... 195.... .....195.... 190.... 190.., 210 205.... 195 210.... 175 190 180 220 165 185..... 195 195 187 175 170 180 190 220..... 205 180 210..... 200 195 185 195 190 198 200 .....195 190 210 205 165 170 Height ....6-0 ..,5-10... ,,5-10... ....6-1 ....6-3 ....5-7 ...6-3 ....6-0 ...6-0 ...6-3 ...6-0 ...6-2 ...5-10... ...6-0 ...6-3..... ...6-0 ...5-0 ...5-10... ...6-1 ...5-10... ...6-2...... ...6-0 ...5-11... ...6-1 ...5-10.... ...5-10.... ...5-9 ...6-0 ...6-3 ...6-1 ...5-11.... ...5-11.... ...6-0 ...6-0 ...6-1...... ...6-3 ...6-1 ...6-1 ...6-0 ...5-10.... .,6-1 .,6-2 Age ...19... ...21... .,21... ...21., ,.19... Year Home Town Junior Rock Springs, Wyo. Junior Price, Utah Soph Casper, Wyo. Junior Hayward, Calif. Junior Hinsdale, Illinois .21 Junior Marysvale, Calif. -20 Junior Ogden, Utah ,19 Soph Ogden, Utah -20 Soph Salt Lake City, Utah .20 Junior Buhl, Idaho -19 Junior .... Salt Lake City, Utah -D Soph Ogden, Utah .19 Junior Gooding, Idaho ,21 Senior Elko, Nevada ,21 Senior Shelley, Idaho .19 Soph. Murray, Utah .19 Soph Rock Springs, Wyo. ,19 Junior Tremonton, Utah ,20 Junior Thermopolis, Wyo. .19 Junior Honolulu, T. H. ,22 ...Junior .... Salt Lake City, Utah .19 Junior .... Salt Lake City, Utah ,22 Senior Centerville, Utah .21 Senior Kaysville, Utah ,18 Soph Kaysville, Utah ,22 Soph. Fillmore, Utah .21 Soph Berlin, N. H. .20 Junior Oroville, Calif. .20 Soph Salt Lake City, Utah .20 Senior Thayne, Wyo. .19 Junior , Payson, Utah .22 Junior .... Salt Lake City, Utah .19 Soph Salt Lake City, Utah .21 Senior , , Salt Lake City, Utah ,21 .19 ,19 ,21 .19 .20 ,20 .20 Junior Beaumont, Texas Soph. Ogden, Utah Soph Salt Lake City, Utah Senior Riverton, Wyo. Soph Hinsdale, Illinois Junior Ogden, Utah Soph. Chicago, Illinois Soph. Lake Forest, Illinois 6-1 19 Junior .... Salt Lake City, Utah 5-9 20 Junior San Angelo, Texas 6-2 20 Soph Salr Lake City, Utah HOW UTAH NUMBERS ITS PLAYERS: Each position on the Redskin team is issued a series of numbers for easy identification of players: Ends 80's, Tackles 70's, Guards 60's, Centers 50's, Quarterbacks 10's, Left Half­backs 20's, Right Halfbacks 40's, and Fullbacks 30's. The Official Watch for Timing This Game is LONGINES - The World's Most Honored Watch 245 South First West - EL 9-7733 25 PROFESSIONAL STAFF • Joyce Phillips • Ray Herzog • David Spalding ICELAND 1208 East 21st South • Daily Sessions • Skate Rentals • Class Instruction • Skate Sales The Intermountain West's Only Artificial Ice Rink PLANT MIXED ASPHALT PAVING " T h e r e Is A D i f f e r e n c e" • ASPHALT MIXTURES • EXCAVATING • GRADING • GRAVELING W. W. & W. B. GARDNER ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTORS PHONE: EMpire 4-0488 FOR THE FINEST IN . . . CHINESE and AMERICAN FOOD King Joy Cafe 36 EAST SECOND SOUTH FOR SPEEDY TAKE-HOME or DELIVERY SERVICE CALL EL5-5243 26 Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. U MEN'S CLUB David L. Freed, president of the U Men's Club, gradu­ated from the U in 1931 after lettering four years in tennis. He majored in Business. At the present time he is Manager and General Partner of the Freed Finance Co. Mr. Freed is a Past National Senior Tennis Cham­pion. It's Skill That Counts! Whether it's catching a pass or cooking a meal, it's skill that scores. Temple Square Hotel is famous for its skill in preparing food and serving it. HOTEL Temple Square COFFEE SHOP AND TEMPLE VIEW DINING ROOM Old Utah athletes never die, they just join the U Men's Club. In fact, even the young ex-Utes join the U Men's Club. The Club is composed of former Utah letter-winning athletes who are interested in furthering the aims of the organization. These aims are promoting scholarships, sportsmanship, citizenship and leader­ship among students at the University of Utah, and developing a greater University. Activities in which the group engages include a Spring Banquet at which graduating senior letter-men are honored, a welcoming party for incoming freshmen athletes in the fall, and special luncheons and dinners honoring various football and basket­ball coaches of opposing universities. David L. Freed is President of the group and is assisted by Dr. Leslie Burbidge, first vice president; Fred Weidner, second vice president; Meeks Wirth-lin, secretary, and Dick Eastmond, treasurer. The organization publishes a newsletter period­ically, called the U Men's News, which keeps the members up to date on activities of the Club and the fortunes of Ute athletic teams. Next meeting of the Club will be a luncheon at the Hotel Temple Square November 16 in prepara­tion for the Colorado U game. Good Art Deserves . . . Good Reproduction LINE, HALFTONE AND COLOR PROCESS PLATES FOR FINE LETTERPRESS PRINTING ]?ipWlWW (Z)GWW€tWU 164 Regent St. - Salt Lake City Telephone: EM 4-4712 245 South First West - EL 9-7733 27 (( There is a Difference" . . . Al Hohman's Custom-Made Florsheim Shoes Are America's Finesl - a v a i l a b l e - F L O R S H E I M S H O E S H OP 164 SOUTH MAIN STREET IT'S SALT LAKE'S FINEST EATING Smorg&sfo a n d P r i m e R i b f A n d y ' s famous smorc 3350 HIGHLAND DRIVE Phone IN 7-3804 dy's smorgasbord offers 70 items for your selection. These include fried chicken, barbecued ribs, shrimp, crab, mashed potatoes and gravy, salads, cheeses, relishes, appetizers. Eat all you wish. Return as often as you like. UTE STARS OF THE WEEK JERRY LISTON - Co-captain and right end, was voted star lineman of the week by his teammates for his work against Wyoming. Liston consistently piled up the feared reverse off the sin­gle wing by Wyoming, a difficult trick against the hard-blocking Pokes. MERRILL DOUGLAS - was the back-field workhorse against Wyoming, car­rying the pigskin 13 times for a total of 52 yards, one-third the Ute total. Douglas' work in the defensive back-field was also outstanding. U of U general admission Football Tickets T h a t S R l Q n t ! By special arrangement with the Univer­sity of Utah, your AG Food Store offers you tickets to the games listed below at a greatly reduced rate. Just ask your friendly AG Grocer. NOVEMBER 17 2:00 p.m. COLORADO U at SALT LAKE Y NOVEMBER 22 1:00 p.m. UTAH STATE at SALT LAKE AT YOUR FAVORITE 28 Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. UTE PLAYERS JACK SEUL *We one Sacfaay t&e... UTES Sir W ffl m Whero cooking P It an Art 121 SOUTH WEST TEMPLE PHONE: ELgin 5-0353 For Men Who Insist on Finest Quality ftiohe^reeman CUSTOM I ZED* CLOTHES DISNEY HATS HATHAWAY SHIRTS DONCASTER Suits and Sport Coats 152 SOUTH MAIN Don't Fight Traffic! 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Styled to perfection with plain front, belted back for smooth fit. Completely washable. See Ivy Leagues at these four leading stores. 34 Printed by Paragon Press, Inc. UTE PLAYERS You name it, and the U's new Union Building's got it. From its basement bowling alleys to the skyline-searching Panorama Room, this long-needed building is strictly Class. ,?r" -•'•*•• -Ml ,. ABOUT THE U 11 The U's new Union Building, pictured here in its final stages of con-struction, is no small potatoes - with due apologies to our Idaho friends. That crunching sound you hear comes from all the crossed fingers of peo­ple who hope it will be ready soon after today's Homecoming. Cost of the new structure ran to about $2,250,000, including furnish-ings and equipment. It is being financed by a bond issue supported by student funds so that not a dollar of state money need be used. The main cafeteria can hold 600 students - both before'and after eating. Contrary to rumor, the building has no polo field, but almost every other facility is available including 10 bowling alleys, acres of table tennis space, billiards and pool tables, barber and beauty shops (you can use them even if you're not a barber or a beauty, of course), an air-condi­tioned ballroom which can accommodate 1500 couples, a music-listening room, crafts workshop, student offices, publications offices, meeting rooms, and miles of dining rooms, most of which will feature on the menu plenty of crow for your political friends to eat a week from Thursday. Palatial though the building is, its managers have been carefully in­structed not to try any undue empire building since everyone knows that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. 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