Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-11-16 | Page 18 | Big Six Scoring Race Ends in 3-Way Tie

Big Six Scoring Race Ends in Way 3 Tie The most talked about league in the state the Big Six ended its 1941 football campaign Saturday Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- day with three of the regions region's outstanding outstanding out out- standing players tied for the seasonal seasonal sea sea- scoring record Both Lyle Koller and Lamar Nag Nagel of South crossed the green velvet for touchdowns in the Southerners' Southerners final game with Davis enabling them to tie Rex hard driving fullback from East for the title A All three have amassed a total of 24 points during during during dur dur- ing the current season led the league eague in scoring prior to Saturdays Saturday's game but the were held scoreless in their last game while the Cubs paced by Nagel and Holler Koller scored twice Jack of Granite scored three touchdowns and converted twice after scores during the season season sea sea- son to give ghe him 20 points and second second sec see ond place in the league scoring Five Fi Frank Holt and Duane Player of Jordan Rex Williams Wil Wil- liams hams of East Bill Bm of Granite and Marshall Perkins from Davis were tied for third position with 18 points who led the Big Six scoring race this year with two or more touchdowns are East 24 1 Koller South 24 4 Nagel South 24 t Granite 20 Williams illiams East 18 Granite 18 Perkins Davis 18 I Holt Jordan 18 Player Jordan 18 I Demis Davis 15 15 Dibble East 12 Granite 12 Davis Vest West 12