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Show 3 1 . . I I- , y i j J, v''r-' r '1 , -- 1 . .1 CRAZY RULLA, winner of the Great Basin Futurity at the Pony Express Days races in Ely, Nev., is held by owner and trainer, R. C. Turner. Jockey Cook is on top with Bob Carter protecting the rear andabevy of Beaver Countyites gathered around. Roldo entered four horses both weekends and ran them in ten races, finishing out of the money only once. The first weekend he had four 2nd place finishes and one third. The second weekend, besides winning the Great Basin Futurity, Wetok Squaw won a maiden race with Dadwell aboard. He also had a couple of 2nds and a 4th. Tigers Down South Sevier 16-0 In inciting Gridiron Test After playing a beautiful ! game on August 30 and get- : ting nipped 6-0 by theBeav- i ers In overtime, the Tigers j were hungry for a win last ' Friday. ! And win they did, 16-0! The South Sevier team was j strong, and had a good bal- anced attack and the teams played pretty even through the first half, with the pow- ; erful defenses of both teams -controlling the "' game and forcing costly mistakes of funbles and interceptions. In the second half South Sevier kicked into the end : zone and the Tigers took over on their own 20 yard line. They were forced to punt on fourth down, but a rough -ing-the -kicker call gave the Tigers the ball with a first and 10 on their own 30. On the next play Roger Bradshaw took Kevin Barnes hand -off and twisted and scrambled to the South Sevier Se-vier 38 yard line for another 1st and 10. The next play gained two, then Garland Tait drove to the 24 for another 1st and 10. In three plays Tait and Roger Hatch lacked about a foot of a first down. Kevin Barnes sneaked the ball for three yards and the Tigers had a first down on the South Sevier Se-vier 11 yard line. Bradshaw carried for 9 and 12 yards, to the 1-12 yard line, 12 yard from a first down. On the next play Tait charged over for the score and Milford led 6-0, with 7:58 left in the third quarter, ending an 80 yard march in thirteen plays. Kevin passed to Kerr in the end zone for the extra points and the score was Milford Mil-ford 8 - South Sevier 0. An offside kick didn't work and South Sevier had the ball on their own 37 yard line. But South Sevier found it impossible to move against Milford's defense with the exception of a few passes and they had four of them intercepted; two by Randy Kerr and one by Roger Bradshaw Brad-shaw on the South Sevier 30 yard line, which he turned into Milford's second TD by scampering the 30 yards, with 8:14 left in the fourth quarter. Tait swept his right end to add the extra points for a 16-0 Milford lead and the end of the scoring. Kevin Barnes also had an interception that he returned return-ed for 12 yards, but it was nullified by a clipping penalty pen-alty that let South Sevier retain possession with a first down on Milford's 42. Statistically the Tigers looked good. Both of Milford's Mil-ford's running backs, Tait and Bradshaw, gained over 100 yards. Kevin Barnes looked much sharper at quarterback and completed five passes out of 12; two to Kerr (one for a PAT), and one each to Jimmy Raines, Bradshaw, and freshman Gary Mayer. Total offense for Milford was 198 yards to 139 yards for South Sevier. Milford had 10 first downs and South Sevier Se-vier seven. Dee VanTassell again led the defense with 15 tackles, Tait had nine, Roger Barnes eight, Bryan Hanley seven, and Tom Jones and Jimmy Raines, six each. Friday the Tigers travel to Panguitch for a game at 2:00 p.m. Panguitch was wiped out at Beaver last week. |
