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Show Uilkrest Defeats Orem The Orem High Golden Tigers had good intentions of spoiling the Homecoming for the Hillcrest Huskies lastFridayafternoon.but the Huskies had other ideas as they handed the visitors a 10-0 blanking in a hard-fought contest for the league leadership. This was the second scoreless game of the season for the Tigers, Ti-gers, the first one being a 7-0 blanking by the Pleasant Grove Vikings in the first game of the year. Orem Coach Tom Molen observed that this was a game of contrasts for his team, after coming off with a last-second victory over Provo. "This was our finest defensive game of the year, holding the Huskies to just 155 total yards, but our poorest offensive game," he said. Orem, with quarterback sacks and rushing losses, had only two yards total rushing for the game and 141 yards passing for a total of 143 yards offense. Hillcrest . had 155 yards rushing and only six yards passing for 161 yards. Seven turnoversfumbles and interceptions hurt Orem's momentum several times. Hill-crest Hill-crest had two turnovers. After an exchange of punts in the early part of the first quarter, quart-er, Ray Nielson recovered a fumble fum-ble at midfield. Quarterback Doug Cameron was sacked for a 15-yard loss, but came right back with a39-yardpass to Randy Peck. On the next play Cameron threw to Peck at the goal line but Kirby Jensen picked it off and ran out to the four yard line. A poor punt gave Orem the ball at the Hillcrest 35, but the snap from center was fumbled fum-bled and Hillc rest's Mike Fullmer recovered. Orem's Rick Leetham picked off a pass at the Orem 36, but was called for pass interference. The drive was stalled with a tough defensive effort by Orem, but Hillcrest's Todd Vincent kicked a fieldgoal to make the . score 3-0 with 5:30 remaining in the second period. After the kickoff, Orem's r Jr. League Reports Hot Football Action VARSITY SCOREBOARD Orem-Geneva Times October 9,19,5 A t If r INTERFERENCE WAS NOT CALLED on Hillcrest's Scott Hardman (22) as he takes Orem's Randy Peck out of the play. Larry Tucker picked up 20 yards on a draw play, followed by a 19-yard pass play to Rick Leetham. Lee-tham. He fumbled on a jarring tackle and Hillcrest recovered. Orem's Eric Larson intercepted inter-cepted a pass intended for Ostler. On the next play, Larson again intercepted for Orem, but Hill-crest's Hill-crest's Mark Padjen intercepted it right back on the next play just before halftime with the Huskies leading 3-0. Orem's Larry Tucker took the opening second-half kickoff for 67 yards. A piling-on penalty put the ball at the Hillcrest 19. Two runs by fullback JohnRamageput the ball at the 9 12 yard line. A wedge moved the ball on third down just one foot short of the first down. A wedge on fourth down moved the ball about a yard and one-half, one-half, with one line referee saying say-ing Orem made it and another saying no. The ball was spotted where the latter said, and Orem came up two inches short of a first down and Hillcrest took over. That call really hurt us,' bemoaned Coach Molen. "Hud we . scored then to go ahead 6-3, it would have been a much different dif-ferent second half." Neither team threatened in the third period, but the Huskies moved to the Orem 34 on a pitch-out and for 13 yards at the gun. The drive continued to the Orem five. On fourth down and one foot to go, Orem held. But the same ref called offsides on Orem, putting the ball on the 2 12 yard line. Kevin Peterson punched it across and Vincent added the extra point to give the Huskies a 10-0 lead. "That penalty flag thrown by the same ref shouldn't have been called. A lineman's hand over the line is not an advantage, and should not be blown in such a crucial situation," Molen said. After the kickoff, Orem moved the ball well on passing plays to the Hillcrest 25. A face-mask face-mask penalty moved the ball to the 13. Cameron, under great pressure, threw to Leetham in the end zone but Jensen intercepted. inter-cepted. Orem held, recovered a fumble at midfield but The Orem Jaycee Football League is just two Varsity games away from tournament time, ami only one team of the four needed for the OiemCIiampionsliip tourney tour-ney has qualified. This leaves three more teams needed and five teams still have a ' chance for tournament action. The teams are the Raiders, Cowboys, Falcons, Fal-cons, Vikings, and the Chiefs still have an outside chance. The Chiefs and Falcons .have an up hill buttle with two tough teams to play. With tournament time around the corner and so many teams still in the running it shows just how balanced the teams in the league are this year. Varsity Rundown The Raiders slipped past the Chiefs 18-12 in overtime. This . .-. t-Un f,kiitfi (iiiOfHina noma wa hive hid thi; vear The Raiders Punci ElL to a JJSSwSS -VJLTerWetsLTv" a end round for another touch- ws!T.fJfX-l'h Chiefs Patterson t Tn"lX:V'Z " T.X score. I i ir I; 5 . 4 cat S -v- f &.m ,- 1 - v i i.-, f- i Jt 1 - J MIKE FULLMER of Hillcrest takes a flying leap to elude a host of Tiger tacklers. ft mm mm po DEPOSIT U SEASOH V' ff.fi 1290Soul!i State, Orom 225-9500 are some of the best in the league. Todd Lebaron, Mark Sawyer and John Bestor make a good combination com-bination and are tough to stop. They completely bewildered the Cowboys. The Falcons walloped the Rams 34-0 and completely victimized tlit'in. The top J. V. game this nwk is the Falcon vs Viking game. Both of these teams are undefeated and the winner will remain the top J.V. team in the league. This game is scheduled for Thursday at G:30. The J.V. games were switched from Wednesday Wed-nesday toThursday because of the UKA Convention. The High Schools will be playing on Wednesday Wed-nesday night and we have to switch in order to get association officials offi-cials at our games. Concerning All-Stars The all-stars this year will be Packers Raiders Cowboys Falcons Vikings Chiefs Rams Won 4 3 3 2 2 1 0 Lost 0 2 2 2 2 3 4 Clinched Play Off Berth SATURDAY'S RESULTS Raiders 18 . Chiefs 12 Cowboys 13 Vikings 6 Falcons 27 Rams 6 Packers 6 Provo ,7 Raiders SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Chiefs - Cowboys 9:00 Vikings - Falcons 10:30 Packers - Rams 12:00 Raiders - Provo 10:30 , , Rams in Provo JUNIOR VANS IT Y SCOREBOARD OREM CLASSMATES TOGETHER ON MISSION Elder Mark Flygare and Elder Keith Holdaway, missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, are by coincidence coin-cidence located together in Fair- born, Ohio and working out of the same apartment. Elder Flygare Fly-gare and Elder Holdaway are both Alumni of Orem High School and enjoy receiving the Orem-Geneva Times. Vikings Falcons Raiders Packers Rams Cowboys Won 4 3 2 1 1 1 Lost 0 0 2 3 3 4 who qualify. Using the Varsity lists there are at least 77 can- fing first then eighth graders. SALE STARTS O0IIDAY, OCT. 6TH 10 A.M. down. The went bulldozing up the middle for two touchdowns and Golding Chiefs would have won this game except for an untimely holding penalty. , The game was tied 12-12 at the end of regulation play, sendig them into overtime. The Raiders held the Chiefs and on their set of downs Darin Hovey scored on a sweep left quarterback keeper to end the game 18-12. Brent Cloward did a fine job on the defensive line for the Raiders. The Cowboys stunned the over confident Vikings 13-6 to knock them out of second place. The Vikings KurtGibbons scored first in the second quarter on an off tackle play, but was held on the PAD. In the third period the Cowboys scored on a Bob Sidd-away Sidd-away to Gary Larsen pass to tie the score and RussellThackeron a scissors play but the Cowboys in the lead to stay. The fourth quarter was a defensive battle until the Vikings deep in their own territory elected to fake punt on fourth down with long yardage. The Cowboys were waiting and took advantage of the Viking error and turned it into another touchdown with a flanker reverse by Randy Richins to ice the game. The Vikings made a good drive late in the fourth quarter but run out of time on the four yard line. They probably could have tied the game il they nad live more seconds of a two minute offense. The Vikings lacked a good passing attack at-tack against the Cowboys which also hampered them.1 The Viking Vik-ing defense Richard Allen, Scott Barton and Greg Hills looked good. Randy Mower, Ramone Castillo did good jobs for the Cowboys. There were alot of penalities in this game because of the eagerness of the players. The Falcons crushed the Rams 27-6 to keep them into tournament tour-nament contention. Dana Kenney scored a touchdown on a keeper, Randy Van Natta scored twice : on a reverse and Scott Cameron scored on a sweep. The Falcons looked like the Falcons of old in this game. It looks like they have finally got it together and could be tough to stop from here on out. Stacy Thomas has good ' moves on defense if he can curb . his temper. The Falcons line Stacy Thomas, Blaine Jacobson, Kyle Sorensen, and Jamie Faulkner Faulk-ner did a fine job. The Rams had a few bright spots one being when Phil Call intercepted a Falcon Fal-con pass and run it in for a touchdown. Mike Arnold made alot of tackles and did a fine job packing the ball for the under-manned Ram team. The Packers lost a close game with the large Provo Raiders 7-6. Brad Keele ran the Packer only touchdown. There seems to be alot of feelings raised when we go to Provo and play their teams. 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