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Show ' i ' PaSe Ten THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD September 22, I960 j Cavils focSile Dons in Sp. Fork Friday Buoyed by their victory over the BY high gridders last Sat-urday night at the Y stadium, the Springville Red Devils will travel to Spanish Fork Friday night for an unprecedented practice game. Kickoff time is set for 7:30 p.m. on the Don field. The two teams will meet in league play on Oct. 28 at Spanish Fork so Friday's game will be only a practice affair and help give the boys some further experience. The Devils have one more practice game, Cyprus here on Sept. 29, prior to league play. Devils 12 BY high 6 It was a thrilling finish that brought victory to Coach Ben-ny Killpack's eleven at the 'Y stadium Saturday. With only 41 seconds left in the game a series of running plays fea-turing Steve Strong, Ted Mur-ray and Buddy Gardner in the star roles, although the line men certainly did their shore also, sparked the victory drive. Murray made a beautiful run deep into Y territory, and hand-ed off to Gardner as he was tackled to put the ball within scoring distance. Strong car-ried to the two but the play was nullified. Murray faked a handoff and ripped through off center for the winning score. The attempted pass failed. Springville's first score came when they took the ball and marched for 60 yards, with a sensational pass from Murray to Gardner for the score. The Wildcats retaliated with a quick score and the rest of the game was played on fairly even terms. Life is like a game of ten-nis the player who serves well seldom loses. Highways of Happiness. Happiness consists in be-ing and doing good. Mary Ba-ker Eddy. In Hospital Mrs. Alvin Beardall has been confined to the Utah Valley Hospital since Sunday with pneumonia and a heart condi-tion. Returns home Mrs. Grant Palfreyman (Mary) has returned to her home from the Utah Valley Hospital, . where she was con-fined for a time with a ser-ious heart ailment. Swim team sets fine record; Peggy Cox wins Springville's swim team wrapped up the season with a commendable showing with a total of three meets held and a record for two wins out of three. Their last two meets were run off this month. On Sept. 10 the team met the American Fork swimmers at Saratoga and decisively trounced them. In this meet Byron Lovell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lovell, won the outstanding boy swim-mer award for having chalked up the most points. Gloria Hansen took the girls' trophy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hansen. From this meet, the all-sta- rs of the two teams combined to form a county, swim team. This team competed in a meet last Sat. with the highly touted Tooele team, which has gar-nered most all of the swim trophies in the state swimming competition. The Springville swimmers showed up well and little Peggy Cox, da&ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Marv Cox, was the lone first place winner in the stiff competi-tion. 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(Cleaners I jj 373 South Main Springville, Utah Golf tournament pert of steel day celebration Utah Valley's men of steel already renowned for steel-makin- g ability will get a chance to prove their skill at golf on Sept. 24 and 25 at the Alpine Country Club in the Steelmark Days golf tourna-ment which will be held as a feature event of the big Utah county celebration. Two trophies will go to the winners, one of which is re-served for the best score by an employee of ' Utah county's steel industry. Anyone in the county can enter. Reservations must be in by 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23 at the Pro Shop, American Fork, SK |
