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Show Page 2 Cat YTd Friday, October 2, 1964 t Cat 4it0fieU Cats to initiate stadium tomorrow Host Sp. Fork ;&&! Value of free press important in Often, students dont place enough value and importregion clash ance on newspapers. We have heard many times about men fighting and dying for the right to present the facts and news to the public in the light of truth. Although its used many times, it is still valid and deserves much consider- ation. Beginning Oct. 11, the nation will celebrate National Newspaper Week, honoring these men and the thousands of newspapers throughout the country. We, the staff of this paper, would like the students of BY High to be aware of this week and recognize the importance of it both through the school paper and the community papers. T At 1:30 tomorrow afternoon, High will play the second official football game in the new Cougar stadragv The Wildcats will open against'Whtpping-.- . boy Spanish Fork, losers to BY American Fork and Payson 12-- 28-- 0, Provo 6-- 6. Although decided underdogs as far as statistics go, nothing is impossible this year. Spanish has inspired a number in opof near heart-failurposing teams, although all are now recovered and doing well. In a season amazingly free of serious injuries for the Wildcats, P.G. clipped Steve Rich on tiie Provo field, tearing ligaments and cartilage in his right knee. Rich is out for the seaes Effort generates School and desire are spirit Y spirit the most deciding competition. Since the beginning of the year, school spirit has been above normal. Students have tackled registration frustrations and delved into their academic challenges, while the football team (with fewer than 100 boys in the high school) have met the gridiron challenges with stamina, of heroes. This proves to us as individuals that we must put our strength together when necessary for a team effort; and a good school with good spirit is the result of that effort. factors in any intra-scho- or ol probably inter-scho- ol BYHigh ties P.G., loses to tough Orem 7-- 7; By Bruce Barton again eyebrows were as the BY High Wildcats raised bat t led Pleasant Grove to a 7 standstill on the Provo High Field last Thursday. It was an uninspiring contest, especially to the Wildcats as the Vikings practically handed the ball game to them on several occasions. The first three quarters were scoreless for both teams as play was confined to the center of the field except for occasional penetrations within the Once 7-- 20-ya- rd line. yet. After the kickoff, the Cats held the Vikes to four downs, line. PG ending on the called time out, thinking it still had the ball. When play resumed, the Cats passed to no avail; this stopped the clock. With a few seconds remaining, Mike Bullock ran around the end but was tackled before scoring, much to the disappointment of the BY fans. What turned out to be a moral victory but a loss on the books was the Orem-Bgame on Sept. 18 as the Cats lost to the heavily-favore- d Tigers, 13-With great spirit and determination, the Wildcats came pass right back on a from Bullock to Gam Wilde in the first quarter after Orem had scored. The extra point put the Cats ahead the halftime score. Orem scored the winning TD in the third quarter with a nearimpossible fourth-dow- n play but they made the first down a few yards from paydirt. 25-ya- rd 79-ya- rd Future games include the Fork high - riding American Cavemen, whose trophies are being won against some of the low-eb- b clubs. This will be the second and last night game of the season next Wednesday at 7:30 in American Fork. Also coming up on Oct. 15 at 2:30 are the Payson Lions, a low-ebteam, making a comeback of sorts. The game will be played in Payson. b rd Y 7. RICH INJURED Halfback Steve Rich was lost for the season with a knee injury in the third quarter. All of the scoring was made in 'the fourth quarter as PG made a TD in the early part with a pass on fourth down and 11 to go. The PAT kick was good. Then it was the Willcats turn to hit paydirt as they mounted drive with a consistant a combination of passing and running plays. The extra point (and point) was the tackle eligible play with Rich Valgardson the receiver with II minutes to go in the game. STILL EXCITING The excitement was not over son. 75-yar- d 7-- 6, Sophs tie with Vikings; split 2 games 0-- 0 The Sophomore football team made its season record identical to the Varsity last week, tieing Pleasant Grove, Eight fumbles, four of which were within the PG line, kept the little Cats from scoring The best offensive gain for the Wildcats came when Lorin Duke made two runs against the tiring Vikings and put the ball inside the line. But once again BY fumbled and Pleasant Grove took posession of the ball. BY Sophomores fell to Orem in the first game of the season. An end run on the first play from the line put the as they went Tigers ahead 0-- 0. 10-yar- d Halfback Steve Rich gains yardage on a quickie through the Pleasant Grove line. The teams battled to a tie with both lines having a good tussle. Making the hole are Bill Miller (85), Dave Thurston (75), and Bob Faux (60). (Photo by Reed Smoot) 7-- on to win 7 19-- 0. In the second game, the WildIn cats beat Springville, 27-the third quarter, Lorin Duke ran 50 yards to paydirt on a double reverse. The Springville Devils made their best offensive drive late in the fourth quarter on a sustainline. ed drive to the BY But an interception by Greg Faux stooped their chances. Football standings 0. 35-ya- tAV rd r.iinimuttvi Northern Division Lehi Fork Grove . 2 1 . 1 Am. Orem BH Pl. Southern Division Provo Payson Carbon Springville Sp. 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University Ave., Provo, Utah. Ken Smith Editor Asst. Editor Larry Christensen Dawn Thurston News Editor Jeanie Gardiner Feature Editor Bruce Barton Sports Editor Business Manager .... Dennis Monson Reed Smoot Chief Photographer . Lorraine Clark Asst News Editor Asst Sports Editor ........ Ron Smith Asst. Business Mgr. Jean Tyler W . 3 . 3 I |
