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Show Page Cougar Stadium Campaign Passes $5 Million Mark More than $5.1 million been contributed or pledged for the expansion of Stadium, Courgar anto an according nouncement by Carl W. director of the Bacon, Lehi's Jr. Varsity hope they'll respond, because we need $12 million . . . obviously, we have a ways to go." Bacon urged interested individuals to visit or call the Marriott Center Ticket Office as soon as possible Young University Development Office. Brigham About $2.5 million of the total raised so far has been for contributed or pledged for we continue our campaign, we're hopeful that several major donors will come forward to give us Bacon their support," stated. He said it was "gratifying and noteworthy" that some individuals who already have seats have given contributions "simply in the interest of helping to build the stadium." He expressed appreciation to "all who have joined with us in working and giving to make the expanded stadium a a boxes. "We're encouraged about the overall trend of the campaign, and we feel we're making excellent progress," Bacon said. He noted that although Sept. 15 was the deadline for the first priority excellent drawing, many those in boxes and loges-a- re still ni, available. general public, BYU by any students, Cougar Club and volunteer workers." 1 9-- 0 14-- kicked to Lehi to start the Grantsville game. good kick put Lehi in a hole on the 10 yard line. Evan Gordon went off tackle for 18 then went around the end for a good pick up only to have the ball knocked loose. The cowboys recovered and took over on the Lehi 48 yard line. Lehi's defense held, forcing the Cowboys to kick. On 2nd and 6 the Pioneers fumbled again and Grantsville recovered on the 13. Five plays later Grantsville scored. The try for extra points failed leaving the score Cowboys 6, Lehi 0. A reality-alum- "It's not too late, means, for fans who hesitated at first to still get Varsity . "As million-earmarke- d at half time, went to the air in the fourth quarter to defeat the Grantsville Junior n form. general public seats and acfaculty-staf- f seats, cording to Bacon, with the balance - $2.6 and for loges lly Arnie Curdim The Lehi Junior Varsity, behind W I faculty-staf- f, d kick into the end zone started Lehi on the 20 yard line. The Pioneer's trio of A backs, Gordon, Wilkins and Madsen, took turns running the ball to the Cowboys' 32 yard line. Lehi then tried a running pass that was batted into the air and Grantsville intercepted. The Lehi defense, led by Liston and Brady, held the Cowboys, forcing them to kick as the quarter ended. Lehi started the second quarter with a pass play that was again intercepted by Grantsville on the 46 yard line. On third and five the Cowboys were caught holding, a costly 15 yards, making it third and 20. The Cowboys caught Lehi napping on the next play with a flanker reverse good for 22 A A face mask penalty on Lehi gave them 15 more yards. A pass play failed but a screen pass was good for a first down. Grantsville then ran for another first down, putting the ball on the eight yard line, but Junior Pioneeers dug in and forced Grantsville into a fourth and goal situation. The Cowboys went for a field goal and for the succeeded, making the score Cowboys. Grantsville again kicked to Lehi's Kypel Wilkin, who made a nice return to the 45 yard line as the first half ended. yards. i I jjj Like a good fT'SC neighbor, 1 State Farm is thi fft 9-- I I kicked to the Cowboys who made one first down. Lehi helped them with another 15 yard penalty, putting the ball Lehi f m s ftp Stuns Cowboys in on quality seating. We have on the 50 yard line. The Pioneers held, forcing the Cowboys to kick on fourth and five. Lehi made one first down then Nattress gave to Gordon off tackle who the Cowboys defenders for an apparent touchdown only to have it called back on a clipping penalty. Lehi made 11 k 0 out-rac- Lehi Free Press Thursday, October 2, 1980 A-1-2 . IVil. Y another first down. Grantsville allowed four yards on three plays, making it fourth and six for Lehi - a kicking situation. However, Lehi chose to go for it but failed. Lehi then held the Cowboys, forcing them to kick again as the third quarter ended. On three, consecutive ground plays Lehi gained 9 yards, making it fourth and one. Lehi went )J fl I'. for it again but made it this time on a quarterback sneak. However, out came the yellow flag again on Lehi for 15 yards, putting the ball back to the 26 yard line. ffi lilTI I wiiwiimi fi- ii (7) led the Lehi JV in their win over the Cowboys from Granstville. BRETT NATTRESS Lehi then went to the air. pass from Brett Nattress to Kirk Brady was good for 34 yards. Another pass from Nattress to A SUCCESSIFIUL Brady was good for 20 yards to the 15 yard line. On third and one inch Nattress kept the next the ball to get the first down. play, Darin Clark went up the middle and into the end zone for Lehi's first touchdown. Lehi made good on a conversion, making the score 98 for the Cowboys. Lehi kicked to Grantsville and then held for two downs on third and 12. The Cowboys' pass play was picked off by Lehi's defensive half back Gordon on the 43 yard line. Lehi was then flagged for 15 yards. Lehi went to the air on a pass from Nattress to Brady for 31 yards and a first down. The Cowboys interfered with a Lehi receiver giving the Pioneers another first down. Then Nattress found his big tight end Todd Berry good for 14 yards. Gordon carried to the 10 yard line, then on third and four, Nattress, behind good blocking from the left side of the Pioneers' line, kept the ball and went untouched into the end zone for the go ahead score. 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