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Show 2 Page Sun Latter-Da- y Friday, Sept. Travel to SF next Friday Good sports urged in class, field It is never too eailv in The Pleasant Grove Vikings will host BY High m a football game today at 3 p m. The Vikings boast a record compared with a standing for the Wildcats. Pee Gee tied their last game with American Fork. Paul Giles, a halfback, ran over both the touchdowns for PG while the passing of AF kept the Cavemen in the game. AFs passes included a bomb good for a touchdown In the first game of the season, Pleasant Grove defeated Pay-so- n 9 Quarterback Colledge proved to be an asset in this game, throwing a TD pass in the first period and another long aerial for a touchdown in the second quarter Next Friday the Wildcats will take on Spanish Fork at Spanish Fork The Dons now sport a same as BYs The Dons lost a squeaker to Provo on Monday, 2 In the opener. Spanish Fork raced by American Fork recovering five Caveman fumbles. three oi them on punts. Oct 6 will find BY hosting American Fork in the stadium. The Cavemen are scheduled to have a topnotch backfield if they can locate a quarterback Randy Hansen, a starter from last year, is likely to start as fullback The Cavemen have an record so far in the the season to think about sports- - 0-lo- ss, mansinp. ie ou i s(. it is always easier to be a good sport when you re winning, but it is more admirable to lose well when Of c you must. Our education might also be tailed a frame, considering that it has its rules, lewank, and penalties And spoi tsmanship should tarry oxer to the classroom. It takes ood spnrtsmaiishiii to admit that you forgot to do an assignment, rather than sax u left it it home. b takes good sportsmanship to defend someone who is belli ritic l.ed. Siuh a thing can be used to make this a better PY High 12-1- 2. 25-ya- rd ( Wildcats beat Springville, snowed under by Orem, 42-- 0 0. Smith Sports Editor By Ron After winning the opening football game against Springville, the BY Wildcats were snowed under by Orem in a 42-- 0 contest 7-- 6. The Tigers, scoring consistently tlnoughout the game, kept the Wildcats on the defensive with quick series of plays, a mixture of hard running and passes. Orem scored early in the first to quarter Running the kick-of- f their own 35, the Tigers drove forward to the Wildcat 10. Jeff Fenton, a halfback, then ran through for the touchdown BY was forced to punt after three downs and the Tigers struck again, this time gaining the touchdown by a pass from John Kirkman to Fenton Kirkman, a transfer from BY, completed 6 for 16 passes for about 38 percent Midway through the second quarter, BY made a bid for points on a drive starting at the Wildcat 23 Running by Alan Wilkins, fullback, Lon Keith, and halfback Brian Bergren moved the ball as far as the Orem 41 yard stripe Ron Roberts of Orem then intercepted a Wildcat pass to stop the Wildcat chance for a score. In the third quarter, the Tigers came up with a run for a TD after a fake punt on the Orem line. 72-ya- 28-ya- a limited time only. $129 50 (Electric Pona-able- several yards up the midthe Wildcats were over(22) and Brent Peterson (Photo by Phil Thomas) -0 Football brochure produced brochure some A football telling about the BY High Wildcats was mailed this week to sports writers and sports casters in Region 4 and Salt Lake City. Produced as a special project of the Journalism II class, the brochure gives pertinent informa BY won the opening contest 6 over the Springville Devils The Wildcats recovered a Devil fumble on the Springville 29 Seven plays later, Lon Keith passed 12 yards to Scott Bernhard for the touchdown Loren Duke kicked the extra point Midway through the last quarter, Duke punted to the Spring-vill- e line Devil Lynn War-dl- e made a quick kiclc down to the BY 49 The Wildcats, being held there, punted to the Spring-xill- e 14, whereupon Bob Liddiard ran 86 yards for a touchdown Ray Valgardson of the Wildcats blocked the extra point attempt to prevent the tie 7-- 15-1- 12-- ol the outstanding tion on players, a team roster, and information about BY High Pieparmg the brochure were Micky Ibarra, Steven Soffe, Nancy Cannon, and Kim Hanson all nmfh graders This is the second consecutive year for the brochure REGION hard-runnin- g STANDINGS Northern Division 4 &ihk the NATURAL SHOULDER TROUSERS8 in COUNTRY HARVEST CLOTH ORDER - YOUR RING , sit r. 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