Montana State vs. Utah, September 15, 1951

Football game program

OFFICIAL PROGRAM • TWENTY-FIVE CENTSj UTE STADIUM • SEPT. 15, 1951 • 8:00 P.M. * Oct. Oct. on . Y°Un9 © m :m!^f m m i 1 1" sfFvl Hsssi&J^^W <a<fctv LESS TAYLOR MOTOR CO., INC. 2309 South State Street - Phone 6-8726 YOUR DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER DODGE "Job-Rated" TRUCKS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES MODERN EQUIPPED SERVICE DEPARTMENT "TAYLORIZED" USED CARS and TRUCKS 2261 South State Street Listen to "Less Taylor Sports Review" - Mondays, 7:00 p. m., KSL-TV, Chan. 5 TWO GREAT NAMES to depend upon for the finest quality in sporting goods . . . O F F I C I A L FOOTBALL PROGRAM a a mm A MM Published By The % l I n mm ATHLETIC COUNCIL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH | # ^ Milt Hollstein Editor » * * • Des Barker Manager Parry D. Sorensen MM jf% AMT A AM A Director of Public Relations MONTANA mmm mmmm CONTENTS \ M MM MM* Montana State Outlook 4 • ^ * * * m m Bobcat Coaches 6 Montana State Players 8, 9, 11 For Your Information 10 Penalties, Signals 12 Bobcat Roster 14 n - r r - r T A n i l i k« Redskin Roster 19 UTE S T A D I U M Pappy and Prospects 21 Ute Assistant Coaches _. 22 Saturday, September 15, 1951 Redskin P)ayers 23# 24 25 26 27 This Season's Downbeat 28 8 P. M . Ute Freshman Roster 30 The official watch for timing today's game is LONGINES - The World's Most Honored Watch The picturesque campus of Montana State College is at Bozeman, Mont. The college, founded in 1893, includes divisions in agriculture, engi­neering, sciences, household and applied arts. Enrollment is 2800. Montana State Outlook. . . Montanans get used to the cold, but last year's Montana State College football record (won one, lost eight, finished fifth in conference) was a little too chilly for comfort. Head Coach John Mason fig­ures to stoke things up a bit with this year's squad. The 1951 Bobcats have better blocking and a much-improved running attack. And they're stronger in the breadbasket, from tackle to tackle. Mason looks for his team from the Treasure State to give the Utes a run for their wampum tonight. Like the head man in the Ute wigwam, Mason is starting his second year in his present coaching job. Most of his men have had a year of learning the single wing system he employs, and he expects the year of experience to pay off. His green squad shaped up during the late lamented season and showed lots of hustle in 1951 spring practice. Another reason Mason feels optimistic is his coaching help. Jinx Anderson, freshman coach, will spend all his time with the varsity, since he will not have a freshman team this year. Max Kimberly is back from graduate work at Stanford to serve as line coach, and Bob Flieger, former Greeley football player and now MSC gymnastics coach, helped out during pre-season training. Mason invited 33 players back from last year's varsity and freshman squads. Sixteen of these play­ers are lettermen - one a center, five guards, two tackles and three ends. Lettermen in the backfild include two blocking squads, a full, wing and tail back. Linemen from last year's freshman squad are being called on to anchor the center of the Montana State line, which was woefully weak in 1950. Some of last year's frosh already are regarded as the bright lights of the present team. Bobcat facts: Team elects no captain . . . Colors, blue and gold . . . Affiliation is with the six-team Rocky Mountain conference . . . Sister institution of Montana University, one of the two new members of the Mountain States Athletic Conference (Sky­line Eight). Schubert R. Dyche is athletic director at Montana State College. ALL AMERICAN CHOICE! oetfezafi'< ££. Everbody Loves Nehs! N E H I B E V E R A G E C O. "First peep I've had out of trie cheering section all day!" Wy '' j ^g ^ 1 jfe<^ \SA "JM L*ft 3H^B «.•'•. • TI K'ft jF JOHN MASON ( l e f t ) , who is in his second year as skipper of the Montana State football squad, is no stranger to Utah fans. From 1928 until 1937 Mason was assistant football coach and wrestling and swim­ming coach at the University of Colorado, where he helped develop some outstanding backs-among them Wizzer White. In 1937 he moved to Colorado School of Mines as head football coach. There his all-time won and lost average still is the best in Mines history. After a stint as lieutenant commander in the Navy in World War II, he returned to Mines for one year more, then retired from football. But he loves football too much to stay away from the game, and on March 1, 1950, became head grid coach at Montana State College. Bobcat Coaches GLEN (JINX) ANDERSON (below), who has been freshman football coach at MSC since 1949, be­came assistant coach of the Bobcat varsity this year, and after preseason training turns to coaching the B squad. He was one of the greatest Montana State football quarterbacks ever to wear the blue and gold and also was an outstanding basketball player. MAX KIMBERLY (below). Bobcat line coach, is a 1939 graduate of Montana State College. He coached all sports in the Kimberley, Idaho, High School from 1939 to 1941. After Navy service, he returned to Montana State in 1948 as assistant in health and physical education and as line coach. in a huddle they all agree ICE CREAM "It's Dee-lishus" DON'T FIGHT TRAFFIC! L-Sjc I RIDE CITY LINES! ------_ • • • • • • » • y^y~m ^ Uhir I fMrtnr » Sink. SALT • LAKE CITY LINES SEiVIC* »OI THE ENTIIl SALT LIKi MlTIO^OllT'lN t i l l w 3 ecu rat ervice Good for a Long Run J. P. Ridges Engraving Co. Phone [phone] Richards St. FOOTBALL ON TV! A L L UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 1951 GRID GAMES at home and away WILL BE SEEN ON CHANNEL FIVE Sunday Afternoon Following Game 5 P. M. . . . and don't miss SPORTS REVUE each Monday Evening 7 P.M. Montana State Players . . . DON SIVERTSON BRUCE RICHARDS NEIL HART JACK SIMONFY STEVE HENAULT DEAN KENNEDY TOM WELCH JIM NORDLUND JIM MITCHELL ED RECH TOM BLEAKLY GEORGE McCORMICK Montana State Players . . . JT*W PETE McHUGH RICHARD DUNCAN ROBERT PICKETT TOM BROWN SCORE BY QUARTERS MONTANA STATE UTAH 1st Quarter 0 3-£> 2nd Quarter o / * 3rd Quarter O Mf- 4th Quarter £ -7 Final Score 6 <r«r TOUGH STARS OF THE ^ BIG GAMES THE SPALDING J5-V FOOTBALL Famous as the official ball of most of the big bowl football classics. And the stand-out choice of lead­ing college teams. THE SPALDING T0P-FUTE "last-bill" basketball molded over a perfect sphere. The "last-bill" ball is used by all major high schools and col­leges throughout the nation. 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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 the stadium. CONCESSIONS - Refreshments may be obtained at the south end of west stands, rear of east stand, north end of running track and southeast of flag­pole. Drinking fountains located at south end of east and west stands and in the Field House. 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 4-1951, Ext. 5 0 1 . 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. ©Rn ^^ . WHo! Um^ T e am Work Wins! There's nothing that ''clicks" so well as team work in win- | ning football games. Team work of household elec- / \ trie servants clicks mighty well, \ 1 too, in winning the approval of J home-makers. UTAH POWER & LIGHT COMPANY 10 Montana State Players . . . DICK SHAW LeROY ALBRECHT BILL LEARY DON HAMMER JACK EDWARDS JERRY RAGLAND 11 PENALTIES 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. 14. Team not ready to play at scheduled time. 15. Violation of rules during in­termission. 16. Illegal return of suspended player. 17. Interference by member of offensive team with defensive 2 5 . Striking, kneeing, or kicking opponent -disqualification of offending player plus loss of fifteen yards. 26. Foul within the one yard line -half the distance to the goal. 27. Interference by defensive LOSS OF FIVE YARDS 6. 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. LOSS OF FIFTEEN YARDS player making pass intercep­tion. (Also loss of down.) 18. Interference with opportu­nity of player of receiving team to catch a kick. 19. Illegal use of hands or arms by offensive player. 20. Tackling or blocking defen- OTHER PENALTIES team on forward pass-pass­ing team's ball at spot of foul. 28. Flagrant roughing of kicker or holder - disqualification plus fifteen yards. 29. Forward pass being touched by ineligible receiver beyond 9. Attempt to draw opponents off-side. 10. Illegal use of hands or arms by defensive player. 11. Crawling by runner. 12. Failure to stop at least one second on shift play. 13. Illegal forward pass (in­cludes intentional grounding of forward pass. Also loss of down). sive player who has made fair catch. 2 1 . Roughing the kicker. 22. Piling up, hurdling, clipping. 2 3 . Tackling player out of bounds, or r u n n i n g into player obviously out of play. 24. Coaching from sidelines. the line of scrimmage-loss of fifteen yards from spot of preceding down and loss of a down. 30. Illegal touching of kicked ball within opponent's ten yard line-touchback. 10. TOUCHDOWN 0 1 FIELD COAL 11. 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Junior 6-1 185 21 Dodson 15 Bill Leary* Junior ...6-0 175 -22 „ Butte 12 Rulon Limb Junior 5-11 168 21 Butte 21 Joe Barnett Junior 6-2 .177 22 Manhattan 20 Jack H i l l * * Sophomore 6-1 170 19 Nashua 23 Dick Pitman Freshman .6-2 170 19 „ Belgrade TACKLES: 46 Ed Rech** Senior 5-10 200 22 ,. Greybull, Wyo. 47 Bruce Richards*... Senior... 6-2 240 20 Bozeman 44 Willard Baugh * * Sophomore .6-3 220 26 Thermopolis, Wyo. 34 Dick Duncan** Sophomore 6-0 1 80 19 Bozeman 39 Win Webster** Sophomore 6-1 205 19 Bedford, Mass. 24 Bill Hoffman Freshman .6-1 : 175 19 Bozeman GUARDS: 30 Don Hammer**.... ...Senior.. ...5-9 1 80... 21 Hardin 48 LeRoy Albrecht* * Senior 5-9 200 22 Milwaukee, Wis. 36 Neil Hart* Junior 5-10 180 21 Bozeman 18 Don Sivertson*.... Junior ...5-11 175 20 Harlowton 49 Jack Simonfy Junior .6-0 210.. 21 Lewistown 37 Pete McHugh** Sophomore 6-0 195 1 8 Helena 28 Bob Pickett** Sophomore 5-11 190... 19 Helena 29 Al Fricke Sophomore... 5-11 1 87 23 Oakville, Wash. CENTERS: 42 Jim Mitchell* „ Junior ...6-3 200 21 Centralia, Wash. 35 Dick Shaw Junior 6-1 191 21 Bozeman 40 Bill Roney** Sophomore 6-2 210 .24 Powell, Wyo. 26 Ray Schoessler Freshman 5-9 ...170.: 18 Billings BLOCKING BACKS: 25 George McCormick* Junior 5-8 165 21 Havre 13 Tom Welch Junior 6-0 185 20 Billings 38 George Knobel... Junior 5-10 180 21 Conrad 19 Eddie Makoff Freshman 6-0 190 18 Three Forks TAILBACKS: 11 Jim Brown* Junior 5-9 160 21 Wilmar, Calif. 33 Tom Parac* * Sophomore 6-2 186 20 Lewistown 16 Jack Edwards* * Sophomore 5-10 160 20 Helena 10 Bill Sperry Freshman 6-2 165 19 Deer Lodge 27 Jack Moore Sophomore 5-9 175 22 Centralia, Wash. WINGBACKS: 14 Dean Kennedy* Senior 5-9 165 23 Billings 31 Robert Pewitt Sophomore 5-10 180 21 Wapello, Iowa 17 Tom Hoff Freshman 5-10 180 19 Billings 45 Jim Pentecost Freshman 6-0 178 22 Lewistown FULLBACKS: 22 Jerry Ragland* Junior 6-0 180 20 Hardin 32 Don Morris** Sophomore 5-8 175 19 Fort Benton (*Lettermen - **Numeral in '50) L e t ' s Go W i t h U T O C O! 14 Montana State College 1950 Results * Bobcats Opponent and Date Score Sept. 16 T3 Wyoming 61 Sept. 23 13 Western State 26 Sept. 30 6 Eastern Washington 20 Oct. 7 6 Utah State 34 Oct. 13 18 Colorado State College 7 Oct. 21 0 Montana University 33 Oct. 28 18 Colorado College 34 Nov. 4 0 North Dakota State 27 Nov. 12 13 Idaho State 39 * WINS 1 LOSSES 8 ^ TIES 0 15 for all Sports ROBERT MITCHUM - JANE RUSSELL in - w His Kind of Woman Bobcat fioidiuv 10-Bill Sperry TB 11-Jim Brown TB 12-Rulon Limb E 13-Tom Welch BB 14-Dean Kennedy WB 15-Bill Leary E 16-Jack Edwards TB 17-Tom Hoff WB 18-Don Sivertson G 19-Eddie Makoff BB 20-Jack Hill E 21-Joe Barnett .....E 22-Jerry Ragland FB 23-Dick Pitman E 24-Bill Hoffman T 25-Geo. McCormick BB 26-Ray Schoessler C 27-Jack Moore TB 28-Bob Pickett G 29-Al Fricke G 30-Don Hammer G 31-Bob Pewitt WB 32-Don Morris FB 33-Tom Parac TB 34-Dick Duncan ...T 35-Dick Shaw C 36-Neil Hart G 37-Pete McHugh G 38-George Knobel BB 39-Win Webster T 40-Bill Roney C 41-Tom Bleakly E 42-Jim Mitchell C 43-Jim Nordlund E 44-Willard Baugh T 45-Jim Pentecost WB 46-Ed Rech T 47-Bruce Richards T 48-LeRoy Albrecht G 49-Jack Simonfy G PROBABLE Montana State 41 BLEAKLY U 47 RICHARDS 30 42 18 46 43 25 11 14 22 HAMMER MITCHELL SIVERSTON RECH NORDLUND McCORMICK BROWN KENNEDY RAGLAND L( ( R( R" R c w RE 1 REFEREE: AL MERCER (Western State UMPIRE: FLOYD MILLET (BYU) j fi new NEWHOUSE FOURTH SOUTH AHD MAIN STREE 16 LET'S G O . . . w i t h UTOCO! Of course you'll want to attend the games in person whenever possible. But when you CAN'T attend, remember . . . Utoco brings you play by play broad­casts of all University of Utah football and basketball games. Tune in to your Intermountain Network station for Mai Wyman's football and basketball sportcasts. Lef s go . . . with Utoco! N 0 W David Niven - Vera-Ellen - Cesar Romero 'Happy Go Lovely" Technicolor Rainbow Musical STARTERS - Univ. of Utah ER rR :R CL It EL 3 •to h|L '' KOSMATA JENSEN WESTORT GARDNER KALANI PURDY S. MORRIS T. DUBLINSKI BRANHAM BERNSON CROSS 86 79 68 57 60 77 87 14 22 44 33 I HEAD LINESMAN: CAL WOOLLEY I FIELD JUDGE: DON DIXON (BYU) lOTEL {RsdAkm, SLOM&L 13-Carter Cowley QB 14-Tom Dublinski QB 17-Don Rydalch QB 20-Phil Ramsey HB 22-Frank Branham HB 23-Don Edgar HB 25-Don Sukowicz HB 27-Bill Curtis E 29-Darold Simmons G 30-Don Petersen FB 31-Lex McKee FB 33-Jack Cross FB 34-George Yates FB 40-Gean Plaga HB 44-Kay Bernson HB 47-Glen Huber G 48-Paul Cook FB 49_Lowell Earl HB 54-Tommy Thompson ....C 55-Robert Allen C 56-Fred Pratley E 57-Weston Gardner C 58-Charles Grant C 60-Charles Kalani G 61-Robert Mooney G 62-Hal Bourne G 63-Robert Palmer G 64-Gerald Simmons G 65-Jay Brown G 66-Jim Durrant G 67-Gary Morley G 68-Raymond Westort ...G 70-Jim Dublinski T 71-Grant Goodrich T 72-William Smith T 73-Kenneth Palmer T 74-Jerry Gordon , T 75-Jack Carman s T 76-Guy Brunetti .1 T 77-Gerald Purdy T 78-Ronald Runnels T 79-Don Jensen ._. T 80-Robert Morris E 81-Bill Clay .,.., E 82-VarSelle Weaver E 83-Morris Nelson E 85-Don Kalicki E 86--Harlan Kosmata E 87-Sanford Morris E 88-Richard Rosse ...ft. E 89-Dick Bubak E (•FROSH NUMBERS-PAGE 30) 17 DRINK m. &£T University of Utah 1950 Results * Utah Opponent and Date Score Sept. 23 19 University of Idaho 26 Sept. 30 27 University of Arizona 14 Oct. 7 28 Brigham Young University 28 Oct. 13 14 University of Denver 14 Oct. 21 13 University of Wyoming 53 Oct. 28 20 University of Colorado 20 S 26 University of Kansas 39 Nov. 11 - m 7 Colorado A & M 32 W Nov. 23 I 11 ^T 46 Utah State Agricultural College 0 ^ j% Dec. 15 40 University of Hawaii 28 IfcLfV WON 3 y*. LOST 4 TIED 3 (Most tied Utah team in history) 18 REDSKIN ROSTER No. Name Class Height Weight Age Home Town ENDS: 89 Dick Buback Sophomore .6- V2 193 1 8 Jerome, Ida. 81 Bill Clay* ...Junior 6-2 1 85 .....21 Bountiful, Utah 27 Bill Curtis Junior.. 6-2 185 20 Belmont, Mass. 85 Don Kalicki* Junior 6-0.... ...188 .21 Hinsdale, III. 86 Harlan Kosmata*. Senior ...6-0 190 .....21... .Caldwell, Ida. 80 Robert Morris .....Sophomore 6-0 ...185 18 Salt Lake City 87 Sanford M o r r i s * - © . . . . J u n i o r 6-1 180 21 Salt Lake City 83 Morris Nelson Sophomore 6-1 .175.... 19 Columbia, Utah 56 Fred Pratley Junior .6-4... .1 80 19 Glendale, Cal. 88 Richard Rosse ..Sophomore -6-1 180. 19 Midvdle, Utah 82 VarSelle Weaver ....Sophomore 5-1 1 .175 21 Lewiston, Utah TACKLES: 76 Guy Brunetti* _ Senior 6-0 220 21 .Midvale, Utah 75 Jack Carman Sophomore ..6-1 1 98... 1 8 ...Magna, Utah 70 Jim Dublinski* Junior .6-1 192 20 ...Hinsdale, III. 71 Grant Goodrich Junior .6-0.. 185 .21 Lovell, Wyo. 74 Jerry Gordon Junior 6-3 210 20 Grand Junction 79 Don Jensen..... ...Sophomore 6-3 V2 205 18 Salt Lake City 73 Kenneth Palmer* Junior 5-1 1. 185 ..21... Elmhurst, III. 77 Gerald Purdy*. Junior.... 6-3 215.. ....20 Bountiful, Utah 78 Ronald Runnells Sophomore 5-10y2 205 18 Murray, Utah 72 William Smith Sophomore... 6-3 205 19 Heber, Utah GUARDS: 62 Hal Bourne Sophomore 6-10 1 80 .1 9 Farmington, Utah 65 Jay Brown* Junior 5-10 195 21 Salt Lake City 66 Jim Durrant Sophomore ..5-11 215 19 Payson, Utah 47 Glen Huber Sophomore 5-9 190 .19.. Salt Lake City 60 Charles Kalani £/......Sophomore 5-10V2 215... .....21 Honolulu, T. H. 61 Robert Brien Mooney Junior 5-11 198 20 Salt Lake City 67 Gary Morley... Sophomore 5-11 Y2 - 205 .....19... W. Jordan, Utah 63 Robert Palmer... Junior. 5-11 175 21 Elmhurst, III. 64 Gerald Simmons Sophomore 6-0 ...185 19 Beaver Dam, Utah 29 Darold Simmons...: Sophomore 6-9 195 19 Beaver Dam, Utah 68 Raymond Westort* Junior .6-2 228 25 ...Chicago, III. CENTERS: 55 Robert Allen Sophomore 5-11 210..... 19.. Salt Lake City 57 Weston Gardner* Senior ...6-2 .210 21 W. Jordan, Utah 58 Charles Grant Sophomore 6-4 290 20 ...Amer. Falls, Ida. 54 Tommy Thompson.... Sophomore.... .6-1 1 90 ...1 8.. Morgan, Utah QUARTERBACKS: 13 Carter Cowley Sophomore 5-11 160 19 Layton, Utah 14 Tom Dublinski* Senior... 6-2 190 .....20.. Hinsdale, III. 17 Don Rydalch Sophomore .6-1 170... 18 Newdale, Ida. LEFT HALFBACKS: 22 Frank Branham .Sophomore 6-1 ...170 22 Prestonburg, Ky. 23 Don Edgar Junior 5-10 .....155 21 Roseville, Cal. 20 Phil Ramsey Sophomore -5-8 V2 - 1 63 19 Tucson, Ariz. 25 Don S u k o w i c z *- Senior 5-10 182..... 22... Chicago, III. RIGHT HALFBACKS: 44 Kay Bernson* ». Junior 5-] 1 190.. 19 Salt Lake City 49 Lowell Earl* Senior ...6-0 200 .20 Lovell, Wyo. 40 Gean Plaga* Junior 5-9 .175 20 Helper, Utah FULLBACKS: 48 Paul Cook Sophomore... 6-1 ..190- 18 - Syracuse, Utah 33 Jack Cross Z**-..Sophomore 6-0.. .180 19 Twin Falls, Ida. 31 Lex McKee .- Junior 5-11 155 20 .-Holden, Utah 30 Don Peterser jfe......Sophomore .,5-8 180 -19 Fielding, Utah 34 George Yates Junior .....5-10.. 165... 20 Salt Lake City ( * Denotes Lettermen) FRESHMAN ROSTER ON PAGE 30. L e t ' s G~o W i t h U T O C O! I Pappy and Prospects Beginning his second year as athletic director and head football coach at the University of Utah, Jack Curtice has a team that Ute opponents should find fast and sassy. A bumper crop of standouts from last year's freshman squad hasn't hurt any. In practice the Utes look good. The next couple of hours ought to tell just how good they really are. "Pappy" Curtice got used to seeing footballs and digits fly when he set a touchdown passing record for Transylvania in 1928. He's never got out of the habit, and Curtice football was - and is - fast, tough and jazzy. Lots of leather gets chucked around under the Curtice Flying T system. While getting used to it last year the Utes won three, lost four and tied three, but scored 240 points in those ten games. Born in Glascow, Kentucky, Jack went to high school in Louisville, where he played on the mythical national championship high school football team in 1925. After his years at Transylvania he coached at West Texas State and Texas Western. His final game for Texas Western was a 33-20 victory over Georgetown in the Sun Bowl on New Year's Day, 1950. 21 Ute Assistant Coaches . . . ASSISTANT COACHES in the Utah camp are (top, left to right) Karl Schleckman, line coach: Frank Brickey, backfield coach; Henry (Whitey) Piro, end coach; and (lower) Pete Carlson, freshman coach, and Bill Jefferson, assistant fresh­man coach. Natural Gas clean • • • f a s t • • • l ow cost • • • M O U N T A I N FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY 22 Redskin Players . ROBERT MOONEY KAY BERNSON GERALD PURDY RAYMOND WESTORT LEX McKEE JERRY GORDON WILLIAM SMITH ROBERT MORRIS More Wear From Every Pair! FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP 164 So. Main AFTER THE GAME . . . Dine and Dance at Coon Chicken Inn 2960 Highland Drive 23 Redskin Players . . . JAY BROWN HAL BOURNE WESTON GARDNER ROBERT ALLEN RICHARD ROSSE DON PETERSEN CHARLES GRANT KENNETH PALMER DICK BUBAK CARTER COWLEY VAR SELLE WEAVER DON KALICKI 24 Redskin Players . . . LOWELL EARL CHARLES KALANI DAROLD SIMMONS GEAN PLAGA F. D. BRANHAM Bottled by - BIRRELL BOTTLING CO. - GERALD SIMMONS ROBERT PALMER 1950 Skyline Six Standings ftftf ~j| TEAM Won Lost Tied Pet. T« Wyoming 5 0 0 1.000 Colo. A & M ... 4 1 0 .800 Denver 2 2 1 .500 UTAH 1 2 2 .400 Brigham Young . 1 3 1 .300 Salt Lake City * Provo Utah State 0 5 0 .000 Redskin Players . . . JIM DURRANT BILL CLAY PHIL RAMSEY HARLAN KOSMATA DON SUKOWICZ TOMMY THOMPSON JACK CROSS GUY BRUNETTI JACK CARMAN DON RYDALCH JIM DUBLINSKI GARY MORLEY 26 Redskin Players . TOM DUBLINSKI SANDY MORRIS DON JENSEN DON EDGAR AND N b [jr UTES vs. BYU COUGARS October 6 - 8 p. m. - Ute Stadium Utah's First Conference Game """ At Home This Season Don't Miss It! & URN£R Extra Quality! America's g&^ Outstanding %$mk Shoe Value! ilk - • ^iiiiiiiii 3 2 0 SOUTH MAIN SHOE CO FEEDING THE SPORTING PUBLIC OF THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST! Western Service Company, Inc. Food Concessions Publicity and Advertising Your Host at All Ute Games This Season 358 South Third East Phone [phone] HAIL UTAH Hail, Utah, Hail to thee, With joy we sing thy praise, To thee, dear Alma Mater, Our grateful voices raise. Noble thy destiny And worthy thy acclaim, Treasured in memory Thy loved and honored name. Long may thy beacon towers O'erlook the inland sea, Below the snow-capped mountains Shine out in majesty. Long may thy light shine forth, Give vision clear and bright, Ever to conquer wrong And foster truth and right. -Mrs. Beatrice F. Stevens This Season's Downbeat. . . Ronald D. Gregory's celebrated Univer­sity of Utah band worked just about as hard as the football team to get ready for tonight's game. Matter of fact, the marching band is what you might consider in mid-season form, with a couple of weeks of strenuous hoofing and tooting to its credit this fall. A pre-school contingent of TOO band members is in the ranks tonight. The Redskins' five other home games this season will feature 120 band members - not to forget Vanet Sorensen, a majorette who cuts quite a formation all by herself. PRE-GAME Band marches a ramp entrance, marches down field, and plays the National Anthem. 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