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Show 14 SUNDAY 1961 HERALDsAf ainers Vow rrm n m vn SODSlil.i ious high schools in the tral Utah area. DO 180 pound Lunceford, another ' and John Was-berjunior prospect, a 165 pounder, will also make the grade in relief assignments, . Offer A Challenge ' ' The wing posts are offering a challenge to Coach Westover and Line coach Bob Lee. There are no returning regulars but Jim Jex and Jerryj Smith, along with Chris Allen had some experience last season, and Robert Allphin, g, By WEND ALL RIGBY HERALD SPORTS WRITER OREM Orem Tigers have one ambition that is driving them on this year and that could pos sibly , help to .make them a dangerous ootball aggregation; they are determined, that they are not going to be on the bottom of the Region Five standings this seav , son, f From coaching staff .down through the ranks there is a grim determination that the one . tie game against four losses will not be' their record this year, and their practice1 sessions indicate that they are planning on just one way to go, and that is up. Coablr Udell Westover has a and newcom-- . mingling er players all battling-fo- r positions and they are beginning to - . - . but of 12 games during the season, St. Francis Juniors baseball team placed'sec-on- d in both the Catholic. Youth Organization League and tourney Play. The Provoi tcram, coached by Marty Perreroj and Ron Canto, was the only team in CYO League south of Salt Lake. The Provo CYO is sponsored by y Name; Society. The St. Francis team used the baseball fields at Harmon Park and Lions Park to play their home games and Coach Perrero said Karl Thalman and Floyd Giles spent "a lot of effort and time in keeping the diamonds in shape for the CYO games. St. ' Francis made eight trips to Salt Lake in private cars and .assisting Coach Perrerg with the transportation were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Campbell,! Joe Hun Mrs. Tom Briskey and Bill Truax. Winning rate a starting berth' in games Their showing against the Cavethis season. men gave fans a pretty' good Other end material includes idea of what to expect from the David Adams, Robert Heaps and Tigers in regular play. Bob Wright, all seniors, and Steve Size is fair and should be Fairbanks a newcomer, are be- better this year,, speed with a green ing given, every chance to show line that should develop as" the their wares. SPason. progresses determining , The Tigers chose a toughie for how . far the Orem Eleven can their opener as they slated their this vear. ' - go . : . In CYO Play a brother of All Region Harold Friday night game with last Allphin' a few years ago, is com- year's .Region Seven champs, the ing' along fine and will probably powerful American Fork Eleven. : cen- Places 2nd lney II c 0 Editors Note: This is another in a series of articles on the football prospects at the var- St. Francis 10 -- shew definite . a. scrappy, aggressive, hard playing group of Tigers, They may or they may not reach the top in Region Five play, but it surely will not be for a lack of trying. Lf Look Good ELEPHANT TUSKS Tusks' of the Indian elephant may reach a length of nearly nine feet and weight of 100 pounds, while jthe African elephant's tusks may be ten feet long and weigh 220 pounds, according to the Encyclopedia Britannic a. m mm s f i Generally, the Tigers look good in the' backfield. They have a half dozen returning regulars or com romiloro Korlr arrt fior fnm ..i li A" j j I;- - 3t: the-Hol- X2. 'SSfcfcW.v' signs of becoming W"a'PP'a"Wr'"" Mfrwn" Jiiiin liintj.M A FINISHED SECOND IN CYO PLAY The St. Francis Juniors finished second in the state Catholic Youth Organization League and in the loop's Members of the team included (left to right)r Front Ferran, Bill Truax, Doug Campbell,. Tony Gonzales,, David Knowles, David Martinez. Backrow- - Marty Perrero, coach; Ross Hunt, Alex Hunt, Steve Campbell, John Briskey, Jon Perrero, Ron Canto, assistant coach. season-ending-tourname- nt. row-r-Johnn- . I Jaycees Again Will Sponsor Knot-Hol- e ! ; Humphries, Steve Marshall, Gary Thacker and Lamar Gagon have Yuan ninmrt 4ViwttrrVi i Vi U 8 T" ' w iimm i it-- Tr- m n j nuiwri hi ia.iim nnimi m ti. w iiiii.ii j m mj ip im pm.i n mm - co-capt- ain in Downtown Coaches Slate Chuck Wagon Meet The Provo Downtown Coaches Club will hold its annual Chuck Wagon meeting - next Thursday evening, in . the BYU Stadium it Thaitlrmt Will See Action mxz K.KJ fc""'"rn""n irn.i - . . a ii4 mi Tact VOf1 U LONGER r t OPEN MONDAY1 NIGHTS-TI- L 9 P.M. 'v'..ujf Memberships will be available at the gate. Club president Chuck Peterson said more than 350 memberships have been sold so far this year. Eating will begin at 7p.m. and the Cougar gridders will begin their workouts at 7:30 p.m. car service , si Thoroughly trained mechanics Efficient, - " T , GUARANTEED cl Glen Hegstead are very much in competition, and both will like ly see plenty of action during the season. iJig vern Bailey. 240 oound junior, has pretty well clinched the center spot,' with Stan Carter, Paul Whitaker. Dennis Zorin back. ing him up at the pivot post and on the line backing assienment. The guard slots are wide craen. and present the one problem in Coach Westover's plans. David ioel, a senior track man has the inside track for one soot, and Paul Gillespie, big and rugged junior is getting, his chance at the other. Kent Olsen. Larrv Clark Craig Miner, Dennis Winger, Fer-re-ll Reed and Joe Dimick are young.andt willing. trying hard . , and . w piug mose interior positions. A trio of huskev bolstering the all important tackle posts; headed by Jim Palmer, one of the better linesmen In the Loop A li n it the sign of dependable, starter at fullback, but Jay Burr ana - cf !3 ' , te OCCaid LIVING LEATHER KEEPS NEW LOOKING UP TO . , n, viuvu. ACT- IMPORTANT COGS IN MACHINE These three boys will, help to determine to .what extent Orem Tigers wilL achieve their championship goal this season. Left to right they are: Gary Thacker, hb; Brent Howe, qb and Jim Palmer, rt. ! nt - fCx INTRODUCINGNEW 3 will be in charge of "the event. The Cougar gridders will be introduced to the ctub members by Head coach Hal Mitchell and will go through a practice session as was announced Saturday the features of the evening. by Jack Craghead and Karl Thai-mahitting guard. Hotdogs and soft drinks will be club vice presidents who served to members of the club. Gary Thacker is a standout at halfback, and Rod Jorgensen, a transfer from BY High, and Steve Marshall, a letterman, "are battling for the left half spot. Judd Humphries is also making a bid, and Dale Shumway, Mick Peter son and Dean Anderson, are trail--rf TRY A PAIR NOW -- tice sessions in a satisfactory manner. Thacker, probably the fastest mafl in the Region, missed part .of last season with an injury, but he is looking in top shape this season and will bear watching. Howe at quarterback will be a starter, backed up by Mike Bingham, a senior who saw some action last year, and Paul Lanager, a fine looking junior prospect. nowe is this year, . working with Jim Palmer, a hard Gang The Provo Jaycees will sponFirst activity of the year will They, will be charged a small adsor the Cougar l6iqt-Hol- e foot- mission and will sit in a special Gang be the San Jose State-BYstadium. Each again this season in cooperation ball game, slated for next Sat- section inof. the Knot-Hole member the Gang with BYU, it was reported Sat- urday night in the Cougar Sta- will receive a candy bar and a, dium. urday. football and football helmet Will The Knot-Hol- e Any boyj or girl 14 years old will Gang pass be awarded .afhalftime. and under is eligible to partici- through a special gate at the Jerry Lundberg is chairman" of activities. pate in the Knot-Hol- e northwest corner of ' the stadium. the activity for the Jaycees. m 4. y : ? fast moving, hard hitting gang of ball carriers. Bob Tippetts, .ace plunger, is eone. but Brent Howe. reeular quarterback, is on the job looking bigger and better than ever. 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