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Show 14 SUNDAY, SEPT. 1J, 1965 Sunday Herald UM CauMy, UMK Juab Loses to Wasps; Carbon Tips SpringviUe 13-1- In Lone Prep Encounter 2 1112 decision is toe lone Region 'tempts. Narar. jo, Dmo quarter- - SpringviUe also showed a slight the second period with Chuckled to connect k was the big ground gainer margin with the Red Devils Naranjo breaking loose for a The Dinosaurs made their Sooil Sarn pUyed ni,vKJ'(ur prVf caroon -- u. il,-- ,. . tnm A i ry 1 . WMUAUiA t, , UU!U h,u p;.t Wl UU Ull. LU31 UUl ,l. Vi run and the touchdown game winning points late in til completed one of two extra pointj seven otmJiaiLsl ifedL buttLynn War and credited to the locals. djard d a sustained drive, one ' fcnal quarter, on a attempts while SpringviUe failed the weather was cold and avail Steve Wright ran weli .lor the of the few carried out ty tbeTloucidowa play. The score" had Richard LovelL Steve Wright, Dinos. The extra point try as been set up by a series of runto score on either after touch the spectators had to keep warm visiturs. means of sideline fires. The Dino- Darrell Bartholomew and the trailed by SpringviUe Craig missed and the two teams left ning plays featuring Chuck Nor-andown tries to give Carbon a 'crowd was relatively small but saurs in 'be rushing department Hansen played especially well the field at half-tim-e with the who dicTa good job of pickfans who did attend were treat- with Carbon running the ball for SpringviUe. score tied at M. ing up yardage all evening. The ed to ao unusually fine game. forC yards while the Red Devils-SpringviUe look a six 'point SpringviUe took the lead again winning point came as Naranjo Both teams seemed to show im- were limited to U on the lead early in the first quarter in the fourth period as the quar- - ran the ball across oa a quar provement over their first round ground. However the SpringviUe when Russ Haymond completed terback, Russ Haymond, pushed ter back keeper to disappoint the play and performed well in pite gridders proved their superior an on ajSpnngville supporters who had pass to Dennis Pat- tje ball over the goal-lin- e oi weamer conditions. ity in the air picking up 165 ten after the Red Devils had quarterback fceeper-jd- ay tAt, hoped for a victory on the basis dEven the passing was WMst-jvard-s via the the moved the ball downfkid. oa for and good ihrtt thejoLsome lop yards aja$ ently good with Russ Haymond Dinos pitching was good for series ot ground plays and a second score. The Dlav was set favorable weather conditions. (LTI)-Ha- rry PITTSBURGH completing eight of ten attempts short gains only, totaling 29 pair of completed tosses. The up by a nianidoff return by j Score by periods: . 0 C (The Hat) Walker has made it. while Chuck Naranjo was mak- yards. attempted kick was blocked. Ricky Orr. A pass play with Carbon 713. $- -12 Carbon knotted the count in Haymond doing the tossing fail--1 SpringviUe He has made the jump from ing good on three of six-- at- - On the basis of first downs basesuccessful major league ball player to successful major kigue manager. r con He has a new tract with the Pittsburgh Pi rates to prove it. "Walker 46, was rehired by the Pirates Friday night just before the team took the field against the Philadelphia PhilBy WENDELL M. RIG BY Fri-jbac- ! Homecoming Slated NEPJ1I Wasatch Using power p!ay$ rambled for three ed i brijhLsun shone j point. during the game, the find was TD No. S was produced on Although . slkJ MQffLngj swe.p and cutback - by the snowstorm which had fallen at! game's outstanding back,-Jo- hn Nephi, and both teams fumbled tpi Guy Coleman added the and slipped at times. Passing extra pointy was heldJp a minimum. The third touchdown come on a quarterback sweep around end by David Densley. Guy Coleman kicked the extra point. Juab High scored its lone TP in the second quarter on a pass To Block by Wesley Christiansen to half back Val. KeIsaaT.he- - convert sion failed and the half ended Promoter Seeks Joey's Bout With Tiger PHILADELPHIA - (UPJ) ioraoter Jimmy Riggio, claim ing a prior commitment from middleweight champion Joey Giardelh. plans a suit next week to block Giardello'g scheduled defense agalnsL Dkk Ti the-follo- five-yar- run vantage, , Wasatch High School The first came on a defeated Juab High 53- - on a by k'ft halfback Tom Wright, field here Friday. Louis Giles converted the extra snow-cover- d 21-- 6. -- Wasatch jo Pirate Boss Is Rehire- ; 111 SALE one-yea- Starts scored twice in the third quarter. Randle Brown, lies. fullback, smashed off tackle for the first touchdown, and Ace It was Jiis reward for keeping the team in pennant contention Davis, quarterback, bagged the throughout nearly the entire second. Both extra point season tus iirsi year ui uie in failed. ger In New York, Oct. 2L helm. was a The fourth quarter The promoter claims Gi- as the two teams batardello signed a contract with standoff tled on the cold, muddy field be him last May 10 far his next a small audience. fore titfe match. A challenger was Raymond Truscott, Brent not specified in the pact beJackman and Dale Royce were In cause Giajdello wanted to de- outstanding on defense and of icide fron among Tiger, Joqjr fense for Juab. Ronnie Davis, Archer and Georgie Benton, lineman, and the entire back- Riggio said. The date and site field were the stars for the vicalso were left open. Winners were named today torious Wasatch aggregation.- - ' The promoter said GiardeUo Juab will for this week's Ladies Day play its homecoming play at the Timp Course. unatiy oeciaea on tiger ana game Friday as it hosts to New York to talk with satch Academv on tlie NeDlii The winners include Doris D . . f ,i . 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