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Show Orem-Geneva Times- Thurs.. Sept. 29, I960 - la '. f , --T "v f Q it 1 hR &i I tei ft)3 b iiE. cWJ ijjjg y . . J li J l: w .... ll y -128 lb. quarter-bis quarter-bis team like a Orem Meets -Dumps Y Thursday (today; at 3 p.m. on the Lehi field, the Orem Tigers will tangle with the Lehi Pioneers. Orem is sporting a three game winning streak, and the Pioneers have won two and lost only to Payson. Lehi under the coaching of Jim Crittendom and staff are always tough when they play on their home field and especially against the Tigers from Orem. Lehi has dumped Provo, a much larger school, and they would consider their football season successful if they were able to trounce Coach Udell Westover's battling Tiger clan. Orem and Lehi both have excellent excel-lent backfields. The lines are both light and tough. The Friday afternoon jitters plagued the Orem Tigers as the game started last Friday, however, how-ever, the Tigers walloped BY High by a score of 48-13. Orem received the klckoff, Ron Roberts got the ball and slipped it to Art AUred on a reverse. Loren Duke stopped Allredonthe 24 yard line. On the first play Sumher,Orem's fullback.was met with a teeth rattling tackle in the center of the line by Dave Rich, which caused : Sumner to fumble and the Y High had the ball inside in-side the Orem 15 yard line. Cling Williams, Y High classy quarterback, got a first dawn. Mortenson, Drury, and Omer plus the whole Tiger defense braced and the Tigers took over on their own 1 yard line. Ronny Roberts, Leo Kirkman-back Kirkman-back guided professional. RELOAD YOUR OWN Ammunition FREE USE OF OUR EQUIPMENT Complet tin of loading lupplitt. 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Heaps got the punt and was hit by Thompson. After passes to Lynn Harris, and Allred, Orem kicked to Orton who was dumped bySteve DeMille. Williams was stopped for no gain as the quarter ended 0-0. Williams hit Peterson for a small gain and then the Y was forced to kick. Heaps caught the pass on the forty yard line and raced up the sidelines for a TD. Sumner was low and the score was 6-0. Sumner kicked a squibb kick to Duke who was stopped on about the 40 yard line. After gains by Cunningham and Orton, the Y High got a first down. Orton Or-ton caught defense flat-footed and the ball game was tied 6-6. A bad pass from center made the extra try by Duke impossible. The Wildcats kicked to Orem Phone 373-8878 AT. 10 a.m.-6 p.m THE NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY GOES TO PRESS SOON! lip NOWS THE TIME TO ORDER PERSONALIZED LISTINGS If your phone is used frequently by others who live in your home boarders or relatives rela-tives for example encourage them to order their own personalized listing in the new directory. Each low-cost listing shows name, address, and phone number. To order, call our Business OiSce. BUSINESSMEN: Missed calls mean missed business. Make it easy for customers and prospects to call you with an advertisement advertise-ment in the Yellow Pages. Just call our Business Office, and ask for a Yellow Pages representative. Mountain States Telephone Eric Sanderson-shifty halfback -saw action ..looked good on offense and defense. and Allred nade It to the 50 yard line before bilng stopped. On this play Conrad Tiechert suffered a broken leg sad had to be removed re-moved from he game. Jacobs stopped Heaps in the 45 yard line, and on the next play Heaps received re-ceived some excellent blocking from his teammates and ran 45 yards for the score. Sumner's kick was good ind the score was 13-6. Another squibb kick sent the ball to Duke who was stopped by Sanderson aad Omer. On the next play Omer and White dumped Duke after a small gain. Orton got a pass from Williams and was put down by Steven DeMille who was playing a whale of a game. At this point the Y High appeared to be tired and was desperate as they tried to buckshot formation forma-tion on the Tigers, which could have worked, but the Wildcats' play backfired on them, after they had gained enough to put the ball on the 16 yard line with a first down. Orem held and took over on about the 10. At this point with Orem's backs to the goal line, Art Allred with the aid of excellent blocking raced 90 yards for a TD. Sumner's kick was good and 3 minutes into the second quarter the score read 20-6. The Wildcats tried the buckshot formation on the next play or two then and as Allen Drury hit Thompson with a shoe shaking tackle the Y High kid had to be removed from the game. They started play again in their regular regu-lar formation. Duke kicked out of trouble. Ron Roberts passed to Harris for a 25 yard gain as the half ended. As the third quarter started Williams on a keeper got a first down. Peterson on the next play again caught Orem's secondary flat-footed flat-footed and moved the ball to the six yard line. The Y High was penalized five yards for two much time. Allred made an interception to give the Tigers the ball after White, Omer, Drury and Christiansen Chris-tiansen mauled the Wildcat backfield. Heaps went in for another an-other TD, andSumner's kick made the score. 27-6. Sumner kicked to Duke and then stopped Duke on the return at midfield. Orem starting to to use their subs as they seemed to keep mauling the Wildcats. Eddie Cameron Cam-eron was passing like a veteran and the Y High boys seemed to be running out of gas. After gains by Sumner, Allen, Glenn, Jewett and Cameron, young Cameron I went in for the TD. Sumner's kick was good and the score was 34-6. The Y. High tried a lateral or a double pass and looked great until Randy James knocked it down for no gain. On the next play Duke went in for the score, and then made the extra point making the score 35-13. A squibb kick by Y High gave the ball to Orem on the 45 yard line. Lee Kirkman was now directing dir-ecting the Tigers, as quarterback Kirkman hit Jim Sumner, Orem halfback, for a 15 yard gain, Orem was granted 15 yards for roughing rough-ing the passer by the Wildcats. This put the ball on the 20 yard line. Bryan Burr,l 18 lb. fullback, and LeeKirlvim.n,1281bs. moved the ball for 12 yards. Eric Sanderson moved it again to about the one yard line. Kirkman sneaked sneak-ed through the middle to the 1 foot line. Here Bryan Burr went It Pays To Be In Trim By Visiting- BARRY and JIM Jim's Barber Shop 1710 Snuth State Steve Pedroza fullback--ripped off gams for Tigers. ;' ' ' ) ! r J X i , jr ' - f. " F . ', -" 5 K l' " ' u" ": "." in for the TD. Sumner s kick was good , score 41-13. B. Sumner kicked to Williams, who was stopped stop-ped by Jim Sumner. Williams made a long desperate pass that was knocked down by alert Randy James of Orem. Pedroza was now in at fullback, He was stopped after a short gain. Eric Sanderson made a nice gain just before Dean Lott at quarterback quarter-back passed to halfback Jim Sum ner who went in for another Score. Brent Sumner's kick was good and the score was 48-13. Standouts for Orem was Ron Roberts, who gets better each week with his accurate passing, and Brent Sumner, Orems blocking block-ing fullback, who had a great day opening up holes for Orems classy ball toters Heaps andAllred.The line play by Glade Christiansen, Drury, Omer, White, Glen and Jensen was a great factor in the way the Tigers mauled the game Wildcats from Y High. Other gridlers who looked good were Greg Jones, Pat Fitzwater, Charlie Char-lie Allen, Robert Jewett, Steve DeMille, Eric Sanderson, Tom Peterson, Eddie Cameron, Brad Mortenson and John Thurman. For the Y High Dave Rich suf fered a knee injury in the first haf but was tough while in the lineup. Clint Williams, gave the Tigers some problems with his running and passing. John Cun ningham along with Brent Orton and Loren Duke were standouts on the Y Squad. Dave Rich, Jim Holtkamp and Rick Shumway all live in Orem and attend the Y High. Orem Bryan Burrfullback 118 lbs. scored touchdown against Y High. Dave Allphin, Defensive End Dave Allphin, Orem Gridder Makes T Team Every so often, a young man comes along and tries out for a football team without much hope of making that team. Through hard work, desire, and a 101 attitude, at-titude, he not only makes the team , but becomes one of the outstanding players in the college col-lege ranks. The person typified above could well be Orem's Dave Allphin, a former Orem High School all-around all-around athlete who has become one of the outstanding defensive ends in college football. Allphin fits the category of the player who "didn't have much of a chance." Even though he was a fine athlete at Orem High under un-der Udell Westover, he wasn't all-stater like some of his teammates. team-mates. In fact, his only football honor during his years at Orem High was all-region during his senior year. His older brother Bob was a member of the BYU football team, and perhaps that more than anything any-thing else helped Dave to decide to try out for the Cougar varsity. var-sity. BYU head coach Tommy Hudspeth Hud-speth has never been known to refuse to look at any player, so I offered Allphin a chance to try out and make the BYU team. Allphin, as predicted, did try out for the team, and his rapid development helped him move up in the ranks until he became a semi-regular by the middle of last season. He started the 1966 season as a question mark because of a knee injury, but when workouts started, start-ed, he was In there ready for duty. His play quickly made him as the number one defensive left end, a job which he does not seem likely to relinquish. Allphin's Inspired play was never more evident than last week in BYU's 1966 opener against San Jose State. He made three unassisted tackles and was in on several more, leading his team in defensive tackling. His best play of the night was when San Jose State was backed back-ed up against their own goal line with the ball resting inside in-side the five yard line. Th Spartan quarterback pitched out to his fullback who was attempting attempt-ing to run around Allphin's end. Glade Christiansen -- center real tiger on defense. Allphin shrugged off one block and tackled the ball carrier in the end zone for a safety. The two points proved very valuable since it put San Jose State 10 points behind. Hudspeth is not reluctant to give praise to Allphin. 'Dave is one of the finest boys I have ever coached. I wish every player play-er was as easy to teach as he is. If I had 30 more players like Dave, we would give the national champs a real run for their money. said the likeable coach about his pleasant surprise. Only a Junior at BYU this year, Allphin still has the better part of two full seasons ahead of him. A growing player, Allphin All-phin is blessed with better than average speed and strength for the defensive end position. He does not possess great size at 185 pounds, but certainly has learned how to get the most from the tools he has. Hudspeth is hoping the other ten defensive players will follow Allphin's example and provide a very discourteous greeting for Colorado State University backs tomorrow night. HUNTERS D W AMERICA'S STRONGEST, MOST FULIY INSULATED PICK-UP CAMPERI FEATURING WINNEBAGO'S THER-MO-PANEL INSULATION PRE-FIN-ISHED ALUMINUM EXTERIOR LIFETIME LIFE-TIME GUARANTEE FULL WIDTH REAR DOOR SLIDE WINDOWS LJJ I Jim Sumierhalfback made fi nal touchdown against "Y" High. Aggies Play at hqm Saturday The Utah State University foot ball team will open its home season when it plays host to New Mexico State University nextSat-urday, nextSat-urday, Oct 1. Kickoff time for the game in Ronmey Stadium in Logan will be 1:30 p.m. New Mexico State is led by a strong candidate for Ail-American honors, senior tailback Jim Bohl, a 5-10, 190-pounder who was the nation's third-leading rusher last season with 1191 yards. Already drafted as a future choice by Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League, Bohl is a broken field runner deluxe. He's fast, has great change of direction and great acceleration. Bohl is not a one-man team by any stretch of the imagination. The Aggies have a talented quar terback, Sal Olivas, who, until in jured in the season's sixth game last year, was rated as good as former NMSUgreatCharlie John son, now playing for the St. Louis Cardinals. 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