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The Mustangs got their first score of the game with five minutes left in the third criod when Forest Riggs and Mark Hcrcim broke through to block a Wasatch punch with the lull lming recovered by the Wasps in the end zone for a safety. WARRANTY! Hunters agree the Remington 700 is the finest rifle made . . . sharp, crisp trigger with a barrel World's strongest n 30-0270, 6mm, 243 cals. bolt-actio- n Genuine leather insoles Steel shank 22-in- bolt-actio- Wind and water repellent. Storm welt Prime oil tanned leathers Goodyear welt construction Rugged lulsoles Longer wear am. Curt Jones made it 44-- 2 early in the final period when he went over tackle for 53 yards and the final Wasp score. THE MUSTANGS came ltack to tally twice in the final eight minutes with the first score coining on a 35 yard pass from quarterback John McBride to end Rory Ted McIntosh McCullough. kicked the extra point to make tier fit HUNTING AMMUNITION 22 BARREL 77 30.06 270 Choice REG. 99.95 308 243 YEAR TO PAY! WARRANTY! bolt-actio- ot it Reg. 3.50 II 99 nient top safety and hinged floor plate . . . h barrel 41-1- 5. The Mustangs were able to garner five first d'lwns rushing and four ussing during the afternoon while the winners had fight first downs rushing and six by passing. Reloads 22-inc- TOOLED Weatherproof Walnut stock with Monte Carlo design . . . popular SLINGS E 243 cal. TRUCK GUN RACKS MCBRIDE WITH 77 yards in 14 carries and Sur with 63 yards in 13 tries led the Mustang liull carriers. McBride hit on 10 of 24 )uss attempts with Donnelly catching 5 for 22 yards. Sur 3 for 29 yards, McCullough caught the touchdown pass and McIntosh had one catch good for 13 yards. The winners got 156 yards on the ground and 159 yards through the air on eight completions in 25 attempts. The Mustangs will lie at home tonight when they tangle with Crautsville with the game starting at 7:30 p.m. 2 GUN SIZE i'll Regular 2.50 Only 1 43 ... 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All adults at Dugway are invited to attend. is SLOPING W ""t. ifcjl 44-- 9. A three yard run around his own left end hv Mustang fullliack Stan Sur made it The Mustangs drove from the Wasp 37yard line for the score.'- - with conve- n The Wasatch Wasps, the iuhiIkt two ranked team in the state handed the Dugway Musdefeat last Friday tangs a 5 afternoon on the winners home field in Helier City. THE WASPS wasted little time in scoring their first touchdown of the game when they recovered a fumble by Mustang halfback Mike Donnelly on the losezs 36 yard line on the first miming play of the game. Fullback Ronnie Tree gained 10 yards for a first down on the Mustang 26. Then after Curt Jones had made another first down on the quarter. The Wasp scored three more times in the quarter with Van Bill end getWagoner split ting the first two cm a 40 yard pass from Glen McNeal and a 10 yard scoring pass thrown by Scofield. The fourth touchdown was tallied hv Jones on a 29 yard run over his own right tackle. WADERS Regular 11.00 valua 14-- 15 Mustang 9 a pass from Mark Scofield to end Mike Hatch accounted for the first score with 10 minutes left in the opening Heavy deated sole, fresh rubber coated eurfaee ... all sizes ness. By 44-1- BOOT FOOT WADERS DUCK AND GOOSE CALLS Wasatch Wasps Down Mustangs coloring, stands without stuffing, folds to fistful. needed. The seeond in a series of lectures will lie held at 2000 hours on Friday, Novcmlier N at the Service Club, with guest speaker Dr. I,. Kent Kimble, Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah, to present a talk on The li Conflict Is There a So- lution?" Dr. Kimble's sjieeial field of interest is the Middle Hast. Following the lecture will lie a question and answer period. Arali-Israc- At present there are two dances scheduled at the Service Chili. The first will lie held Oetolier 12 with music to Ik? provided hy "The Journeymen.1 The second dunce will Ik; on OcIiiImt 20 with The Saints providing (he musical culcrtuin- - niriil. There will also Ik1 a light presented this night. All show girls (Hit of high scIiimiI are welcome to register for the junior hostess group and to ultcud the Service (.lull dunces. For more information or to register contact Mrs. Garvin at the Service Club.