| Summary: | Football game program Includes photos and biographies of players, photos of athletic staff, information about teams, universities, player rosters, team statistics, season schedule, and advertisements. Football Utah 41, BYU 9 U T A H IIVERSITY OF UTAH STADIUI OCTOBER 8, 1955 /t/uTTswxti j. y I T 'S CHANNEL 5 FRIDAYS FOR TOPS IN SPORTS! Acfity! fieckttw/ FRANK LEAHY and his FOOTBALL I FORECASTS It's the "Old Master!" See him analyze exciting action films of top college teams. Hear him predict the winners of the week's big national and regional games. TEXAS WRESTLING The very best in televised "grunt-and-groan" action. See It FRIDAYS at 10:15 p.m. FRIDAYS at 10:00 p.m. Ch^mJl/ Hotel Utah After the game, let's get together at OQTBALL KEDSKINS SCHEDULES 1955-1956-1957 195£ SSPT6MB6R- 17-Oregon U at Salt lake 24-Idaho U"oi Boise OCTOB6R- 4 1-Missouri at Columbia f 8-Brigham .Young at Salt Lake 15--Denver U at DeflVf^ 22-Wyoming U at SaltJLake NOVEMB«R-JL y M J j y f g $-Colaraw U at Boulder : 12-Colorado ASM at Salt Lake 24-Utah Stole at Salt Lake (Tentative) 1956 - s£lT6««SER-, 22-UOLA at Los Angeles 29-Montana U at Salt lake OCTOBER- a--Bnghom Yourt|pat f ro«o 1 St-Beaver u at Salt take "2G-Wyoming U aTtaramie 2%-Idaho U at ifalt Lake NOVEMBER,- -A -3-Bice at Houston .« 17-Colorado l i at Salt Lake 22-Utah State at Salt Lake 1957 SEPTEMBER- ,f 21-Montana at Salt lake 28- Colorado U Qi Boulder OCTOBER- 5-4daho*«t Boise M 12-Brigham Young at Sah lake I*)-Denverat "Denver •So-Wyoming at Salt lake # JfOVEMBft- ,f/ 9-Army at New York City t a--Air Fomt at Salt lake 28--Utah State at Salt lake U ^ A LJ CONTENTS • kr^^. I I Utes' Future Schedule 3 mm «* School Presidents 5 - - • Brigham Young Alphabetical Roster 7 B ^ ^ | • Cougar Players 8-11-16 • ^ J BYU Coaches 13 • ™ * ^ ^ * Cougar Football Team 15 UTE STADIUM Spencer Hall 18 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -*»-•- Penalties 19 OCTOBER 8/ 1955 Lineups and Numerical Rosters 20-21 Referees' Signals 22 8 : 0 0 p- M- Players of the Week 23-33 -A- Utah Band Day 24-25 Ute Players 26-28-32 OFFICIAL FOOTBALL PROGRAM Redskin Alphabetical Roster 30 . Tonight's Officials 31 "* Former Redskin Great 34 Published by the Utah Coaches 36 Athletic Council, University of Utah Tn=n i g ^ \GfmL „ o T 7 t ^ 1955-56 Basketball Schedule 37 Harry James Editor Past Ute-Cougar Record 38 Dick Hendrickson Advertising & Concessions Stadium Information 38 Y o u r D o w n t o w n T i c k e t H e a d q u a r t e r s - THE M I N T CAFE Represented for National Advertising by Don Spencer, Inc., 271 Madison Avenue, New York City 16, New York 3 FOLLOW YOUR FAVORITE SPORT M ^r A •is:yy ~yyy ' M WITH A FIRST IN THE WEST IN SIGHT AND SOUND " x r, * wm itei ml w$wyy--~y-i -H4H •g .: SOLID HARDWOOD CABINET 24-INCH TABLE TV Brilliant performance that brings in qll the sports action! Beauty to grace any room! Trouble-free performance (backed by Packard-Bell Factory Service here in town)! Above all, LOW PRICE that tells you, "here's TV's top value!" BUILT BEST FOR THE WEST pACKARD-BELL PERSONAL RADIO Packard-Bel I is YOUR choice if you want the kind of performance that really means sports event TV enjoyment . . . whether YOUR choice is a smart $139.95 table model or Packard-Bell's sensational new 21-inch COLOR set! 9 J ^ i ^ k , ' i b p t r „ r • • ""'"here • • • • " • P"ced just $r2 95 'Ube cha»'*- Arid SEE PACKARD-BELL AT BETTER DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE WEST! DR. A. RAY OLPIN President of the University of Utah Dr. ERNEST L. WILKINSON President of Brigham Young University Friend Of The Redskins For a man who has done more for more Indians than anyone this side of Hollywood and the U. S. Cavalry, Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, president of Brigham Young University, seems to take a paradoxical delight in being a thorn in the side of the Ute institution! In a few short years Chief Ute Barrister Wilkinson has done an outstanding job of turning the Provo school into a booming university. BYU tom-tom thumpers now claim that BYU has more southerners than Southern Methodist, more saints than St. Mary's, fewer sinners than Cincinnati. Keeping a weather eye on these developments is Dr. Wilkinson's long-time friend and colleague, Dr. A. Ray Olpin, president of the University of Utah. Big chief over a pretty big tribe of Redskins himself, Dr. Olpin thinks it a healthy thing for higher education in Utah to get all the shots in the arm possible. Friendly rivalry has long marked the association of these two educators, just as it has marked the past 30 football games between the two schools. Utah has won 25 of them, BYU one, while four have ended on even terms. The nation is still talking about that classic in 1953 which burnt out TV tubes from Washington (AC) to Washington (DC). Our heartiest welcome to an energetic neighbor, his student body and his football team! 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Anae, Famika C Bennion, Roy T Brown, Paul E Clarke, Jack G Crittenden, Jim H Dalebout, Paul C Dixon, Don Q Earp, Robert G Edgley, Richard E Farmer, Scott F Glenn, Merrill G Gomm, Ken G Hawkins, Steve T Hinckley, Mike T Hilton, Jack H Hunt, Dick F Johnston, Carroll Q LaComb, Gary H Leavitt, Fred T Loose, Bob G Louder, Elgin E Martinez, Joe G Matthews, Bill G McLaren, Dave F McDonald, John T. Miglaccio, Ralph F Neel, Ray E Nisonger, Dan T Olson, Bob Q Overstreet, Dalton H Oyler, Phil H Pearce, Raynor H Phillips, Tom C. Pickney, Dave H Pinckney, George Q Pingree, Herb H Powers, Ralph T Ralph, Dick T Skousen, Owen E Taylor, Glenn G- Weight 208. 215. 190. 208. 177.- .201. 168. 217. 182. 179. 169. 190. 210. 213. 172. 185. 173. 170. 188. 182. 190. 194. 190. 191. 188. Height .6-0 .6-4 .6-0 .6-0 .6-0 .5-11. .6-0 .5-11. .6-0 .5-9 .5-9. .5-11. .6-4 .6-1 .5-10. .6-0 .5-10. .540. .6-1 .5-10. .6-1 .5-11. .5-11. .6-1 .5-11. .5-10. Age .22. .19. .20. .19. .19. .18. .18. .22. .19. .20. .19. .19. .18. .19. .22. .20. .18. .19. .19. .20. .19- .22. .19. .19. .23. .19. Year Home Town .Senior Laie, Oahu, T. H. .Soph Granger, Utah .Junior Buhl, Idaho .Soph Provo, Utah Junior Oakley, Utah .Soph. Provo, Utah .Soph Salt Lake City .Senior El Monte, Calif. .Soph Preston, Idaho .Soph Great Falls, Mont. .Soph Brigham City Junior Ogden, Utah .Soph Tooele, Utah .Soph Salt Lake City .Soph Greer, S. Carolina Junior Enterprise, Utah .Soph Durango, Colo. Junior Midvale, Utah .Soph Las Vegas, Nev. Junior Belmont, Calif. .Soph Kamas, Utah .Senior Heber City, Utah .Soph Boise, Idaho Junior Provo, Utah .Soph Orem, Utah 185 .Soph Spanish Fork 207 6-1 19 Junior Orem, Utah 191 6-2. 20 Junior Provo, Utah 165 5-8 21 Junior Glendale, Calif. 169 6-0- 21 Senior Chandler, Ariz. 173 5-10 21 Senior Brigham City 178 5-11 19 Soph. Beaver, Utah 187 6-1 21 Junior Phoenix, Ariz. 176 5-11 23.- Junior Alameda, Calif. 180 6-2 20 Senior Alameda, Calif. 167 5-9 19 Soph Denver, Colo. 200 6-0 20 Senior Lehi, Utah 220. 6-1 20 Junior Modesto, Calif. 194 6-0 22 Junior Mesa, Ariz. 188 6-0 19 Junior Bountiful, Utah Velasco, John F 197 5-9 20 Senior Honolulu, Hawaii Verbanatz, Tom E 185 6-0 21 Senior Orem, Utah Warner, Jim C 267 6-6 22 Soph Fillmore, Utah Weenig, Jay G 216 6-2 19 Junior Boise, Idaho Wood, Johnny E 168 5-11 20 Junior Murray, Utah Young, LeGrand F 188 6-0- 19 Soph Provo, Utah Zander, Rudy E 201 6-3 20 Junior New York, N. Y. COUGAR PLAYERS Scott Farrfjer, FB John Velasco.'.Frf PpLOyler^HB WillarJftolwoWhy, HB Jay Weenf§, G \ Jplnny \^ood, E -.4 s ' I ~ *t-LJi, ,, Owen Slcoujerj, 6 LeGrand 'Young,*»Hfl H I ., ' Dan Nisonger, T Bob Loose, G |Ralph M i g l ^ c d o l H j | | Famika A.nae, C * 4? - m< 8 the finest in . . . 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He has carried the ball 20 times for 140 yards and 7.0 average per carry, has caught 12 passes for 120 yards, has punted 12 times for a 40.0 average, and is the team leader in kick-off returns. Coach Jack Curtice calls Lou "A real team leader. As Co-Captain of the squad he has set an example for the rest of his teammates to follow that has made this one of the hardest working squads I have ever coached." * # * * Chester Franklin, a Junior guard, was picked by his teammates as the outstanding lineman in last week's Missouri game. Chet consistently broke through the big Tiger line to down the ball carrier in his tracks, and on offense did a fine job of opening up the holes for his own, backs. Franklin, who was a star performer on the Elko High eleven during his prep days, was picked by Jack Curtice as a real prospect during his sophomore year. This season he has shown what a fine judge of football material Curtice really is. In each of the Utes' three non-conference openers the speedy guard has done a tremendous job. Ice Cold GIVE IT A TRY AND YOU'LL KNOW WHY; On Tap 23 Mftw •Ait-. 35 > :il j t j j Utah Stages Its Eigh Half-Time Show - Utah Band 1. Block "U" entrance and fanfare. 2. Fold down to double line, fanfare to Utah fans. 3. Step off downfield with the "Lights Out" March and do precision drill. 4. Large "Y" formation facing east stands. "His Honor March." HALF-TIME THEME: Salute to South Pacific 1. Island with palm trees. Watch moon rise over island. "Bali Hai". 2. Girl in an evening gown. Watch, hips. "Nothing Like a Dame". 3. Boy Stick Figure. Watch arms move and smoke in muscles. 4. A shower formation. Watch streams of water come out of shower. "Going to Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair". 5. Monogrammed Utah with the "Ute Pep Song". B.Y.U. Band THEME: Circus Showcase 1. Fanfare. 2. Calliope formation and entry of gladiators. 3. Strong man's bell ringer. "Blow the Man Down". 4. Balloon formation. Watch the balloon blow up and break. 5. Tent with three rings. One ring majorette, acrobatic act and balancing act. The University of Utah is honored to welcome more than 2,000 musicians, making up 32 bands and representing four states, to the Redskins' Eighth Annual Band Day. Bands from Utah, Wyoming, Idaho and Nevada will participate in mass band rehearsals, a pre-game parade in the Ute Stadium at 6:15 p.m., and two mass band selections beginning at 7:45 p.m. Director Ron Gregory calls this "The largest group of high school bands we have ever had for Band Day. We are 40% over any total of previous participants. It's a real thrill to have so many fine young .musicians helping us in our band project. The purpose of Band Day is to show a large public audience the fine work being carried on in our high schools in instrumental music, and these groups, with their fine directors, are an excellent example." 24 t i e ! 'ii#M!i' ^•'.fc^^^^WBH laKkr''' , -fa ' " " " ' • • • • . " • • • • ' • • • i&ils&Hn '••• ! . .^.^ifeg^^ --S >f& th Annual Band Day The exact schedule of the activities for the day Hid Li S c h o o l RfHlfJc 12:00 noon-Registration of all bands at the Band's PARTICIPATING HIGH SCHOOL BANDS ^ ^ Building. SCHOOL & DIRECTOR Members 1:00 p.m.-DreSS rehearsal of all b a n d s in t h e North Emery High-Orson Peterson 91 Stadium. Lehi High-Frederick Clark 60 -, -,n „ ' • r ii i • i j Morgan High-J. L. Terry 92 Z:3U p. m.-rree movies or college marching bands Olympus High-Ormon Weight 65 throughout the country, featuring: Pleasant Grove High-C. Harvey Rawlinson 55 Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, South- ^ast High-Dow Young . 67 ~ . . . ' . ^ , , ' , ' , T Bryant Junior High-Douglas Liston 60 ern California, Oklahoma and In- jordan High-J. C. Crapo 65 diana. Also demonstrations and con- North Sanpete High-Vernon Johansen 45 sultation on marching techniques by Mount Jordan Junior High-Jay Pond 82 Dr. Gregory and Mr Ralph Goch- ^ ^ J ^ f S S ^ t ^ t z i I ^ ^ Z I i : 70 nour at Marching Band Practice Held, Bingham High-Reed Newbold 30 Upper Campus, from 2:30 to 4:00 South High-Farrell Spencer v 60 p.m. At this same time there will be Springville High-George Puckett 50 demonstrations on baton twirling and Valley &3fcw.!lSon TjZZZZZ £ d r um majorette techniques. Weber High-Arch Stokes 94 4:30 p.m.-Bands' Barbecue, Cummings Field. Richfeild High-W. M. Ericksen 50 r r\r\ A ii i i i i - I J r Midvale Junior High-Leo Dean 75 o:UU p. m.-All bands assemble in south end ot white Pines County, Nev., High-William L. Ellett. 95 Stadium. Cyprus High-Wells McAllister 56 fi.T; „ ™ D- J„ Davis High-Hollis Grange 60 6.15 p. m.-Pre-game parade. Lincoln ftigh_West Barry 60 7:45 p. m.-Mass band formation including mass Iooele„Hif|}TLeeLJ?tlcl^e1} 'C"v j" £2 band playing of the "Star Spangled J^^^gtSSilS^ZZZ-- £ Banner and Stars and Stripes hor- Evanston, Wyoming, High-L. C. Hafner 70 ever M a r c h " . Millard High-Unavailable 60 25 bVcKf JONES LARRY FIELDS LOUIS MELE CARL SMITH DEL ROY ANDERSON PETE RIEHLMAN SKIP ROSS GARY FRANCIS JED GIBSON T. J. OTTERBEIN DAVE GERMANN BILL YEATES ALEX KANE STUART VAUGHAN ROGER BUTLER 26 t -:•:• KARL JENSEN |J of y That's R i g h 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 CAAtllfl 11 rate' "^ust a s k a n y f r i e n c^y A G Grocer. 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Price, Utah 42 Bisiar, Pat FB 167 5-10 20 Soph Casper, Wyo. 63 Bonvicino, Don C 222 6-0 20 Junoir San Mateo, Calif. 84 Boss, George LE 202 6-2 18 Soph Hinsdale, 111. 55 Butler, Roger C 207 6-3 19 Soph Ogden, Utah 74 Collotzi, Albert LT 206 6-2 19 Soph Roosevelt, Utah 85 Cross, Gene "Bud"** LE 184 6-1 21 Senior Twin Falls, Ida. 89 Dolano, Gary RE 200 6-5 20 Soph ;Castleford, Ida. 36 Douglas, Merrill FB 187 6-0 19 Soph Salt Lake City 12 Dungan, Dave* QB 175 6-0 21 Senior Reno, Nev. 14 Dye, Ellis RH 167 5-10 19 Soph Murray, Utah 33 Fields, Larry FB 206 5-10 19 Soph Gooding, Ida. 32 Francis, Gary FB 163 5-10 20 Soph Ogden, Utah 65 Franklin, Chester* RG 189 6-1 20 Junior Elko, Nev. 86 Germann, Dave** RE 184 6-2 20 Senior Berkeley, Calif. 34 Gibson, Jed** FB 180 6-1 22 Senior Tooele, Utah 78 Greenhalgh, Don LT 215 6-4 20 Junior Shelley, Ida. 61 Griffith, Gary RG 188 6-1 19 Soph. Tooele, Utah 43 Jensen, Carl RH 186 5-10.- 19 Soph Tremonton, Utah 79 Jones, Evert LT 245 6-1 19. Soph Thermopolis, Wyo. 81 Kane, Alex RE 163 5-9 18 Soph Honolulu, Hawaii 88 Kammerman, Jack RE .187 6-3 23 Junior SaltLakeCity 22 Knudson, Gary LH. 180 6-2 21 Soph SaltLakeCity 70 Krause, Karl LT 212 6-0 19 Junior Santa Rosa, Calif. 62 Lee, Robert LG 184 6-0 19 Soph SaltLakeCity 41 Liston, Jerry* RH 179 6-1 20 Junior Kaysville, Utah 26 Mele, Louis** LH 173 5-7 22 Senior Price, Utah 67 Merritt, LaVere* RG 190 6-1 19 Junior Thayne, Wyo. 44 Morley, Dick* RH 199 6-0 20 Junior Price, Utah 69 Morley, Gary* LG 225 6-0 23 Junior SaltLakeCity 53 Mangelsen, Dick RT 220 6-3 20 Junior Grand Island, Neb. 45 Nakken, Herb** RH 188 6-0 22 Senior Salt Lake City 16 Nielsen, Kent QB 190 6-1 20 Soph Salt Lake City 24 Oborn, Gordon LH 163 5-11 19 Soph Payson, Utah 83 Pallay, Doug* LE 180 6-1 21 Senior Chicago, 111. 51 Pembroke, Bob C 195 6-0 20 Junior SaltLakeCity 60 Peterson, Lyle RG 175 5-11 19 Soph Columbia, Utah 82 Radford, Bob RE 184 6-0 20 Soph Beaumont, Texas 76 Rasmussen, Dave RT 202 6-4 21 Junior Vernal, Utah 72 Riehlman, Pete* RT 188 6-3 21 Senior Tucson, Ariz. 68 Ross, Gerald "Skip"* LG 207 6-0 20 Junior Riverton, Wyo. 75 Simons, Lynn** LT 193 6-2 20 Senior Las Vegas, Nev. 64 Smith, Carl RG 185 5-10 19 Soph Ogden, Utah 15 Tomlinson, Gary QB 177 6-2 19 Soph Jerome, Ida. 54 Urses, John C 202 6-1 19 Soph SaltLakeCity 21 Vaughan, Stuart LH 158 5-9 19 Soph San Angelo.Tex. 80 Wells, Charles* RE 187 6-1 20 Junior Vernal, Utah 87 White, Dick LE 176 6-3 18 Soph SaltLakeCity 52 Williams, Gary C 188 5-10 18 Soph SaltLakeCity 31 Yeates, Bill* -FB 177 6-0 21 Junior Bountiful, Utah (* Letters won.) 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. 30 DISCRIMINATING CUSTOM WILL FIND IN OUR STORE UNRIVALLED SUBSTANTIALS FOR MEN] R I C H A R D ROMNEY, INC. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS 240 East So. Temple Salt Lake City OFFICIALS FOR TONIGHT'S GAME DON DES COMBES REFEREE FRED MALTZ UMPIRE SID BIRDSLEY DEB YOUNG LINESMAN FIELD JUDGE 31 UTE PLAYERS GARY GRIFFITH MERRILL DOUGLAS PAT BISIAR ELLIS DYE CHESTER FRANKLIN HERB NAKKEN GARY MORLEY LYNN SIMONS DOUGLAS PALLAY JACK KAMMERMAN DON GREENHALGH JOHN URSES GARY KNUDSON BOB LUNDQUIST MARTIN BEZYACK LARRY AMIZICH BUD CROSS DAVE DUNGAN 32 KENT NIELSEN ROBERT LEE C#*0$* CLEANERS QUALITY IS OUR SPECIALTY JOSEPH S. 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Temple - Downtown ALWAYS A WINNER BRATTEN'S SEAFOOD GROTTO As a perfect finale to any game Dine at the GROTTO For before the game lunch . . . after the game \ > < ^ 7 > f r ,> dinner . . . or that VICTORY SUPPER < ^ \ C ± V^ D I N E AT BRATTEN'S SEAFOOD GROTTO 6 4 4 EAST 4 t h SOUTH SALT LAKE C I T Y , UTAH 33 Former Redskin Grid Great - 11 HAP" LYBBERT , , Front: Susan, Mrs. Lybbert. Back: Dan, "Hap", and Dick. LrBBtRf IN ACTION Back in 1921 a local newspaper carried the names of several Salt Lake City grade schoool students who had not been absent or tardy during the entire year and among these was Evert Lybbert. The article went on to explain that this record was achieved despite the fact that Salt Lake had suffered one of its most severe flu epidemics in many years. Now, 34 years later, this same Evert Lybbert has made so many outstanding records in school, the athletic world and business that it would take several newspaper articles to name them all. The same determination that made the very young "Hap" Lybbert a big success in grade school has carried through to make him a success in later life. "Hap" attended the University of Utah from September, 1927, to June, 1931, where he received his degree of Bachelor of Science in the field of Business. He had one of the the most illustrious athletic careers of any man in Redskin history, winning letters in football and basketball during his tenure at the University. Each year that "Hap" played on the Ute grid team they won a conference championship, and he was named All Rocky Mountain Conference Guard in his senior year. Lybbert was invited to play in the East-West Shrine game in 1931, but had to decline because of basketball in which he played regular four seasons. The speedy hardcourter was captain of the Rocky Mountain Conference Championship Redskins in 1931 and was chosen All-Conference along with two of the area's all-time court greats, "Brick" Breeden and "Cat" Thompson of Montana. This same year "Hap" won the school's Senior Athletic and Scholarship award. Additional honors won by the all-around Lybbert were: Member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and chosen on the national All Sigma Chi Football Squad in 1931, Owl and Key, Skull and Bones, Score Club, and Scabbard and Blade. After graduation the versatile Ute went to Washington, D. C, and played professional football with the Washington Mohawks football team which is now known as the Washington Redskins. During this time he attended Benjamin Franklin University in the evenings to get his degrees as Bachelor of Commercial Science and Master of Commercial Science. In 1938 he moved to Los Angeles, California, and married the former Alice Boden on Nov. 12, 1932. "Hap" entered the Army in May, 1942, and is now a Major in the Army Reserve. In 1946 he returned to Salt Lake City and became a Certified Public Accountant, and added honors to an already illustrious career by becoming President of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants and a Member of the Council of the American Institute of Accountants. He is at present a Member of the Advisory Council of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants, and to show a keen interest in his old school, "Hap" is a member of the University of Utah Athletic Board. 34 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. WALLBOARDS: Sheetrock, fibreboards, plywood, ceiling tile. 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In 1953 Utah was favored by four touchdowns and edged the Brighams 33-32, and last year Utah was a two-touchdown favorite and salvaged a really close 12-7 wm. After last week's fine intersectional victory over Missouri, Utah must guard against a let-down and Cactus Jack has warned his boys all week that they will have to be in top form to whip the Cougars. AMERICA'S FINEST AND FASTEST CLEANING AND EXCLUSIVE SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE 00 cleaning, dyeing and laundry, inc. HOME OF 3 - 8 - 2 4 HOUR SERVICE 36 1/tJewie '••£"''•';: 9 ti M ' w- m UTES 10 20 Lunch or Dine at the Oldest Restaurant in Salt Lake City . . . Known from Coast to Coast . . . Something Differentl ROTISSERIE INN Where Every Meal is a Pleasant Memory! 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Dec. 9-Arizona Univ at Salt lake Sat. Dec. 10-Arizona Univ at Salt Lake Fri. Dec. 16-Idaho State at Salt Lake Sat. Dec. 17-.Wash. State at Salt Lake Tue. Dec. 20-Kentucky Tour at Lexington Wed. Dec. 21-Kentucky Tour at Lexington Thu. Dec. 29-Sug. Bowl T. at New Orleans Fri. Dec. 30-Sug. Bowl T. at New Orleans Wed. Jan. 4-Montana Univ at Missoula Sat. Jan. 7-Utah State at Salt Lake Thu. Jan. 12-Denver Univ at Denver Sat. Jan. 14-New Mex. U. at Albuquerque Mon. Jan. 16-Montana Univ at Salt Lake Fri. Jan. 2 0 - O k l a . City Univ at Salt Lake Wed. Jan. 2 5 - U . of Hawaii at Honolulu Fri. Jan. 2 7 - U . of Hawaii at Honolulu Sat. Jan. 2 8 - U . of Hawaii at Honolulu Fri. Feb. 3-Colo A&M at Ft. Collins Sat. Feb. 4-Wyoming Univ at Laramie Thu. Feb. 6-New Mex. U at Salt Lake Sat. Feb. 11-Brigham Young .at Salt Lake Sat. Feb. 18-Denver Univ at Salt Lake Fri. Feb. 24-Brigham Young U at Provo Sat. Feb. 25-Utah State at Logan Thu. Mar. 1-Colo. A&M at Salt Lake Sat. 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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 jhese 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 BRIGHAM YOUNG S C O R E 1st Quarter €> .3 B Y Q U A R T E RS 2nd Quarter JL0 0 3rd Quarter 7 6 4th Quarter / ^ O Final Score # / 9 Past Record UTAH BYU YEAR 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 . 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 Won 25 Won 1 TIE GAMES - 4 UTAH 49 15 35 27 40 20 0 45 34 . 43 29 21 : 43 32 18 14 7 35 12 6 7 35 28 30 38 28 7 34 33 12 BY 0 u 6 U V u u 13 7 U 0 6 0 0 0 0 7 13 6 6 12 6 6 0 0 28 6 6 32 7 ft may be TOO IATTE .fifyOt/ fe£tjot/r WATTi Lives depend on the safety of your brakes. Let us test them and check the fluid. If needed, we add Sinclair Hydraulic Brake Fluid for smooth, dependable braking action in your car. Drive in today. 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