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Show Sunday Herald wmATjovgoraj; 14 it,m Orem Tigers Ramble to Arizona Defeats AF X st'9LZa' Wf F 7 Lift Ki ri 14-1- 0 FORCE AIR Win Over Cyprus 21-- 7 ACADEMY, Arizona WildColo. (UPI)-T- he cats scored two lightning touchdowns in the first half Saturday, one on kickoff return by Rick Steven0 son, and hung on for I viciory over the Air Force 7 b) ., -- -w r -v-- 4 V 14-1- despite Academy '. ; ' . - ' " ' " - record-settin- g performance by Falcon end Charlie Longnecker. The Wildcats, the No. 2 defensive team in the nation, found themselves neutralized by the Falcon defense except for draw plays by fullback Noki Fuinaonom. Stevenson's Besides gallop with the kickoff, Arizona scored on a pass from Mark Driscoll to halfback Ron Gardin that was set up by a toss to Ted Sherwood. Longnecker, who scored the Falcon's touchdown on a toss from Gary Baxter, set three academy pass reception records. He pulled In nine passes for 159 yards for a single game mark, and set two sca-- ; son records with 39 passes for - (72 yards. Dennis Leuthauser kicked a field goal for the - Cadets' other score. Arizona was stymied throueh- " out the game by the Falcon . defense and never managed a - consistent drive. - The Falcons' struck first with " Longbecker leading an - inarch. He pulled in a throw from Baxter and then - scored by pulling in a toss over " the middle and breaking away from the Wildcat defenders. On the next kickoff, Stevenson took the ball on the Arizona . seven, pulled in behind a wall of blockers and went up the ; middle all the way without a -hand on him. rd OLDEST of the U.S. national military Dark areas Is the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park in Geor gia and Tennessee. Oldest 2v C-U- JS p vrI:,.....v;.. " W , RADIATOR By WENDELL RIGBY Herald Sports Writer Orem's Salt Lake City Golden Tigers moved one step closer to a State football cham7 win over pionship with a Cyprus pirates in a quarter final game played Saturday on the Skyline High School field. The rain and wind combined to make a cold and wet football field but it could not stop the powerful Tigers, who scored touchdowns in the first, third - 21-- v and fourth periods and stoDed the Pirates until the final seconds of the ball game. Orem kicked off to Cyprus and each team had two series of plays before the Tigers broke . loose tor tneir nuuai As has been usual with so many of Orem's touchdowns this one was definitely a thrill packed sensational play. Crtmpton Shines The Tieers called for a fair catch on the Pirates kick and took the ball on their own 15. com-nletel- muwi-dow- M'1 Craig Crompton, who turned in All Slate performance all aay, Vr crashed through the line for four vards where a massed attacK the Cyprus defense brought by crest. The picture shows some Orem fans taking shelter FAITHFUL FANS braved the very wet weather for both the him to a stop, un me sccunu mornunder umbrellas as they watched their Tigers ramble to attemDt Provo and Orem football games in Salt Lake Saturday he broke left tackle, enother win. (Photo by Hal Williams) big and the faithful fans were well repaid for their loyalty, dndffed a iair of would-b- e Hill-7 Orem won over Cyprus and Provo woa 3 over tacklers and outran the field for 81 yards and a lead in the ball came. it ;ii Spectators received a tnriu Orem when Dave Schofield, halfback, who was supposed to be out of competition for the ' yards deep ' in the Hoosiers' the gap to 7 on a three-yar- d By WILLIAM B. KETTER margin was narrowed to season, trotted on to Uie liem touchdown run by Brown, a EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) Michigan State took tne lead territory. and kicked the point after Reserve quarterback Greg later in the second quarter on a The Spartans padded their sophomore caller who had been touchdown for the 0 lead, d Brown plunged over the goal keeper by starting lead midway through the third involved in only three Hoosier Neither team scored in the d h 52 with out line from a yard quarterback Bill Triplett. plunge by plays this season prior to the second period as Orem was period on a set the touchdown up with substitute quarterback Bill Fer-ac- Michigan State game. seconds left Saturday to give slowed by a rash of penalties of five, eight and H runs but Indiana quickly closed The Hoosiers, now 2 comeback in the and Crvous could not find aay Big key Indiana a over Michigan Ten Big Ten and victory appear' light through that tough Tiger ed to be destined for defeat front line. State. when Michigan State recovered Orem was credited with 148 It was a typical Hoosier finish an Indiana fumble at its own 40 yards in first half play but after it aDDeared the Spartans had the game in the bag. The yard line with less than three the net yardage was cut down minutes left. by ground loses an considerably 35-2score 0 capped winning the of penalty route. drive that started with two and But the Indiana defenders by way for 160 marked was Crompton one-haminutes to go in the STANFORD, Calif. (UPI)-S- oph held forced the stiffly and yards to Gene Washington, one half by first in the yards final quarter. quarterback Don Bunce, of the nation's top receivers, for Spartans to give up the ball on statisticians in the press box. The kick carried to the The key play was a taking over for the injured Jim two of those TDs and scored the a punt. Second Touchdown ' nass from Brown to split end Plunkett in the second quarter, third on a smash. Two Indiana 18, and the Hoosiers The Tigers broke the scoring Eric Stolberg that put the ball threw three touchdown passes of the scores came as a result were on their way to another drought late in the third period on the Michigan State one yard and scored on a short run of recovered fumbles one by miracle finish. with their second touchdown of line. Stolberg climbed over the Saturday to lead Stanford to a dtfensive end Stu Kellner and Ind 10 0 7 724 the game. They took possesback of Spartan defender Ken 0 victory over Washington. the other by defensive guard MSU 8 7 7 022 sion of the ball on their own Heft to snare the pass. Buehler. IND FG Warner 27 47 following a holding penalty Bunce went in after Plunkett, George Indiana iumned off to an IND Pernell 1 run (Warner Conference's the Pacific against the Pirates on a fourth StanHowie Williams Eiglt scored early 10-- lead after turning a kick) down punching attempt. suffered bruised ford's other touchdowns-h- is leading 2 run (Wedepair of Michigan State fumbles ribs on passer, Dave Affleck, who may not in which resulted a run first a after from lateral taking field goal by Don into a run) passing have the smoothest touchdown. nunkett and the second on a meyer d toucn Stanford's first Warner and a MSU Triplett 1 run (Boyce form in the world, proved that three-yarto throw while a Bunce Bune. frim took It get down s ant by Bob Pernell. run) his air attack can be a potent But the Spartans roared right untracked, but once he got the Two of Washington's three MSU Ferraro 1 run (Boyce one, as he tossed to Bruce the second in the half, touchdowns came as a result of kick) back, tailback Don Highsmith range Prince for a first down. CrompIndians rolled to three touchInd Brown 1 capping a first quarter run (Warner ton picked up another first and intercepted passes by d touch downs to gain their first victory march with a 10 on two plunges, then with George Jugum, and kick) down run. Flanker Charles after three straight defeats and the third was scored by Ind Browns 1 run (Warner the ball on the Pirate nine he a tie. Wedemeyer added a quarterback Jerry Kaloper on a kick) was nailed behind the line. Bunce threw 80 yards and 28 d and the visitors run. conversion A Th' was followed by a penal 5,841. 18-1- 21-- Indiana Topples Michigan State 57 one-yar- High-smit- one-yar- o, 24-2- 4--2 Stanford Passes Way To Win over Washington lf one-yar- d -- 0 MSU-Highs- mith GAS TANK Service Wait one-yar- d UMMMllr ttMnnttrt middle-lineback- AHLANDERS PH. 3734461 454 S. UNIV. nOVO er two-yar- ' ty against the Tigers who found themselves back on the 28 yard line. Affleck uncorked anotner oi his aerials, this time to Ron Cox. Crompton picked up four yards and Affleck followed with a touchdown pass to Val Ove-soDave Schofield came on the field to kick the extra point margin and Orem had a Fumble Recovered A fumble punt which was re covered bv Larry Aikin for O'em midway in the fourth quarter, set the stage for the n. 14-- 0 final Tiger tally, urompion ana Ron Cox combinned running tal ents for a first down dui Affleck was caught behind the line for a big loss and Crompton kicked to the Cyprus 15 where the ball was fumbled and the Tigers took over. A couole of line plunges were slopped by th? P'rate defeme, but Affleck flipped a pass to Val Oveson and the fleet halfback romped into the scoring zone. Dave Schofield made his third appearance of the ball 21-- 0 game to make the score for the State bound Tigers. The Pirates made a desperate scoring attempt in tne nnai minutes of the ball game and their efforts paid off in their lone touchodwn. Randy Martin, ace quarterback, and Doug Hunt, who had played stellar ball for the Pirates all during the game sparked Cyprus to its final effort. A pass from Martin to Hunt was good for seven yards; Martin picked up a fir:4, and 10 on a keeper play with the timers getting their gun ready for the end of the game. Pirates Score With the ball on the Orem broke loose 17 Glen Hampton around right end for another first down on the Orem 10, where he was dragged'down by Affleck. A punch at the Orem line failed but Randy Martin a short faded back and toss-epass to Rynn Jones, and the speedy halfback went over the goal for the score, Martin kicked the extra point and the game ended with the score 21 for Orem and seven for Cyprus. Crompton and Oveson played outstanding ball in the Orem backfield and Rich Shumway and Joe Bailey led a steady and hard to budge Orem line. of However the big sensation the ball game had nothing to do with the scoring. In the opening minutes of the second period the Tigers were stopped deep in their own territory and were forced to kick, but the pass from center sailed over the head of Crompton and he was barely able to knock it down. He chased the ball back to his own end zone then carried it out with four Pirates reaching for him he booted a wrong way .left footed punt that carried out to the Orem 48. It even brought the Pirate fans to their feet. Score by quarters Orem 7 0 7 7 21 0 0 0 7- -7 Cyprus - 27-1- 10-- 35-2- If Your Motor Overheats Tigers to Play Skyline In State Semi - Final Tilt two-poi- nt one-yar- Jf United States, India Split First Davis Singles Games JUAN, P.R. Ashe defeated SAN Lall 6-- (UPD-Art- 4 2, hur Premjit and Krishnan Ramanathan beat 1 Clark Graebner Saturday as the Unittd States and India split the first two singles matches of the Davis 5, 6-- sun. Graebner double faulted six times on service and Krishnan broke the New York star's service three times in the first and third sets. The gallery cheered the Indian player throughout the day apparently because of the U.S. decision by Cantain Donald Dell to bench n Charles during this tournament. Cup interzone tennis champion ships. The doubles match will be contested Sunday with the closing two singles matches scheduled for Monday. Ashe played a strong game despite temperatures in the 90's and the blazing sun which beat down on the concrete courts of 36-- 0 the Caribe Hilton Hotel and had little trouble turning back Lall, ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPD-De- nnis who commented after the Brown handed off twice match, "he was just too good to Ron Johnson for short for me."' and touchdowns Ashe broke Lall s service pitched scoring passes of 69 and twice in the first set and twice 14 yards as seventh ranked again in the third. The hard Michigan made it seven wins in spinning serve of the U.S. Open a row with a 36 0 rout of champion netted him 15 aces winless Illinois. scored Michigan's Johnson during the match In contrast to Ashe, Graebner first touchdown with 1:17 left in seemed bothered by the heat the opening quarter on a three-yar- d run after Brown set it up and played a d efensive game from the start. Graebner, who by rambling 16 yards on a wears glasses, at times kept his rollout. A pass interfer free hand exclusively occupied ence call on the Illinois aided in shading his eyes from the! the drive. non-playi- Puerto-Rican-bor- Pas-sare- ll Michigan Wins Seventh Saturday Here's the nicest way to pay bills and keep your finances in perfect balance a CBT Checking Account and its FREE if you V V r - - maintain a $300 balance Don't you think it's and tiring to run all over town paying1 bills? And don't you think carrying a great deal of money around in purse or pocket is unwise. 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