1 r ; n,Ji one of the poorest records in Region 7 behind ; 0, the Juab Wasps ran and ran and ran last jsiiy night in Moab capping an otherwise dull season VJi a surprising 26-6 victory over a lackluster Moab Devils end season with two defeats - A dispirited Grand High : ycfll Red Devil football jia, suffering from injuries disheartened over the iss several weeks ago of key .tensive mainstay and offense offen-se piss receiver, Jeff Mead- ' t, who is critically ill in a jud Junction Hospital, end-si end-si their season Tuesday, after deling two defeats. On Friday, Moab bowed to ' iinked Juab by a score of ia 6. Juab, bouncing back sn 56-9 defeat a week wre, came to Moab to play . And, led by their fine rorterback, Gary Jones, the 11.9s managed to rip apart lib's defense and score in hct quarter of the game. Stji's only score came on a us from quarterback Greg sen to Bill Roedel. 3t virtue of their earlier hsoo success, however, Mo-c Mo-c went into post-season play .esdiy in a playoff game in iield against the Hurri-22 Hurri-22 Tigers, a team they had riviously beaten, to deter--t which of the two schools xd meet powerful Delta in . it State 2A quarterfinals. j"jgued by. the loss of Sidor and speedy back, rin Shannon who was only : able to play a limited amount of time due to a leg injury, Moab did extremely well for the first half of play. Early in the second quarter, following a drive from mid-field, mid-field, Jay Bohn punched a-cross a-cross the goal line from the 2 yard line for the first score. Following a penalty which moved the ball closer to the goal line, Bohn repeated the same drive and picked a two point conversion putting the Devils out in front 8-0. Shortly afterward. Hurricane Hurri-cane uncorked a long pass to Jim Lefevre which was good for six points, but the Tigers were unable to make the extra point. Moab threatened again just before half-time. A long pass from Larsen to Jim Key might have been good for a score if the young receiver could have held onto it. He balanced it long enough to make it a fair catch, but finally dropped it where a Hurricane player picked it up and ran for long yardage. Moab held, however, and the half ended with the Devils leading 8-6. Hurricane's half-time lecture lec-ture must have been effective, because on the first play from Red Devil squad. Led by quarterback Gary Jones, the Juab team gained yardage consistently and scored in in every quarter for the season-ending win. (Photo by Frank Roseman) scrimmage, tough running back Craig Stratton went through the middle of the Moab team and ran all the way from his own 18 yard line to score. Again, Hurricane failed to convert. In the final quarter, Hurricane Hurri-cane scored twice more both times on pass plays and managed man-aged to make one 2-point conversion, to make their total for the day 32. Moab was able to put together one more touchdown just prior to the end of the game when Larsen passed to a limping Shannon for 6 points. The kick attempt for the extra point was no good. The Devils now hang up the suits for the season with a 5-6 record. Hurricane will meet unbeaten Delta Friday in the state 2A quarterfinals.