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Show r- - 'SjK- - iiSTS h ATHLETE OF THE ISSUE: November 2, ISSb The PARSON PAGE 4 Andreasen from the one, Andrea-6e- n on a 38 yard pass play, Andreasen, 85 yard kickoff return, Andreasen over on a 43 yard run. This was the story on October 27th as we downed Carroll. Playing good ball all along and finally bursting with brilliance against Carroll, Doug Andreasen has proved himself the sole owner of the title: Athlete of the Issue. Andreasen first played football at Boise High where he made the all conference team in his senior year. He joined the Marines and starred for the Hawaiian Marines football team. Because of his ability, Doug, was chosen to play for the All Service team in the Hula Bowl against a college all-stteam. He comes to Westminster from Long Beach City College. Andreasen has a PE Major; he is 21 and single? is really v Andreasons running His something! 511,. 180 lb. frame can pack that football through the line or on pitchouts. Speed and power are his assets. Andreasen does everything well; he is a top notch pass receiver, kicks the PATS, and he blocks well. Doug also possesses a dev- astating defensive game; his tackles are hard. He coyers a lot of ground, whether he is coving a pass, breaking up the interference, or detecting a bootleg. Congratulations . go to Doug Andreasen for being the Athlete of the Issue. rc ""3 1 A4 .l .V. hi ' y I Sf- X- - I A LE DON COLEMAN LT LG RUSSELL PRAY SOTER C MITCH MAKRIS TOM RG FRANK RT LARRY KIRKES STROCHIA . . L. -W RE JAMES VANCOTT 7TT-nrr- i. A: H "If. r- - J k'8- -. QB JACK HILL a. VW 1 V rrir :'v i- . - 3 m j Lzl LH DALE 4 THIBAULT sJ DOUG PASQUALE ANDREASEN Carroll Coach said jvish it didnt happen to us. Worst game of the season.. You have a pretty good ball club. It was certainly a sultry day for a football game. Many people were, dressed for the expected cold weather, but conditions for the game were just right; especially after Coach Mercers talk on the desire to win; Before the game the newspaper rated it as a tossup. After the game Im sure a summary can be made with the quotation from Coach Hunthausen of Carroll, wished it didnt happen to us. : fl, n 8??.!. ns six-en- ds - Cy-be- en all-sta- te . . - Beginning with the 5th play of the game everything started going toward Westminsters direc-itoespecially the touchdowns. On the fifth play after the kickoff by irkes the Carrol team fumlt bled right into the hands of who was accompanied by 2 other Parsons into the end zone. Then after the 2nd kickoff and tight defensive playing Westminster ( regained possession of the ball with Andreason plunging over for the 2nd TD on 5 plays. It looked as though Carroll was going to snap out of its shell on a 45 yard pass play, but the play was nullified by offensive pushing, penalty so Westminster regained the ball again. This time Nauman . threw a side line pass to Andreason who got to the end zone before the Carroll secondary and the score read .n; Thi-bau- 20-0- ' - ... Westminster decided to" gamble with an onside kick which traveled only 5 yards. Carroll for the 1st time had the ball in Westmin- ster territory. - all' the way Carroll r g FB ED tromp-in- g . Cowing up with club side ranks that undefeated is team ball an along boy School The Colorado of Flatstaff. Arizona and State Idaho of College of Mines which is a member of the Rocky Mountain Conference, was also conquered by Highlands. For the first time this season, our ball club will be meeting a team operating under the single ' wing formation. This team can really spell disaster for its opponents. The Cowboys have an outstanding 170 pound tailback named Charlie Rogers, who can pass as well as run. Rogers, Stover, and Taylor ule yet this year, but Ive got the 'are the men to keep an eye on best material so far in making a this Saturday. . good team. This is what Coach . . .. Richardson said when asked how , t. far-tofte basketbaU taam looks sports writer asked Mercer week the t begins to ha on a five day week basis, work out h!l ?. for the season's start is not far fSSLS good to, said, The first game is with A1 Mercer also expressed the fact ."A Nazarene at Nampa, Northwest win vs nnA tt! in .if. on the 24th of this month, Idaho . team, but that our fellows will be jlome eame 0f the season out there to win Saturday and not W1U be on the on to lose. Obviously, our football 30Ul wlth CSU- - floor -team is UP for our homecom' ' ' Some of the players to watch ing clash. are Ray Buhler, a returning three Although the Parsons will be the year letterman at Westminster : underdog, there are many rea- - after a stay in Uncle Sam's serv-sowhy we should look forward ice; ' Burgess Evans, a transfer to an upset. , Not only have our from Coe College, Iowas improved tremendously on foot five-inc- h sophomore; Larry defense, but also offensively. Don Reid, a sophomore transfer from Coleman, a converted tackle, has the U", of U, was Allstate at a very steady defensive play- - prus; Van Gott, in high er and is now beginning to show school; Doug Andreasen, and signs of his pass catching ability. others. Returning lettermen from Van Cott has shown to us in the last year include Ray Brinton, last 2 games that he can oUtrace: Dick Jutkins, A1 Ellison. Other the enemy secondary. Playing men out for the team, who will good defensive game against Car- - te seeing action, include Jesse roll were Ault and Rose. ... Johnson, Francos and .Truscott. The basketball team is shap- Our line is , in 5 good physical ' I " shape, so they' should be ready to rip the lighter Cowboy line. Our prise our ball team will win. line play will be5 much better if Barring injuries this week in Strocchia can keep from being practice, the ball team will be in ; ejected. His 219 pounds is a def- -' good shape. The loss of Jim, inite asset. The surprising pass Johnson will hurt. Johnson,, ,a ; attack that netted .178. yards freshman, had his chance to ' Carroll will have a' big prove himself last against Saturday,' and. say as to whether we upset the he did a very good job. John Mustangs or not. Everyone knows son performed excellently as he we have a devastating "ground showed team leadership and pass-gam- e, especially with the combi- - ing ability in his quarterbacking, nation of Hill, Andreason, Thi- - duties. A dislocated shoulder will bault, and Pasquale. If Nauman perhaps shrive him for the rest sur- - of the. season. , and. Hill can. keep, up then; r ) Il-s- Westminster Ready for the Cowboys Parsons Trounce Westminster warmed up for their homecoming game by Carroll College. But our Parson team will need a lot more warm- Carroll College in order to beat the Cowboys from New Mexico. This -- 1&0 PARSONS STARTING LINE UP ar . UP WARM TMIN ON CARROtt traveled to Westminsters 19 line. Thats when Coach Meryard cer decided to halt Carrolls advancement by sending in the 1st " string. R worked! Westminster regained .possession and started moving again with a 35 yards .aerial play from Nauman to Ault, ing up fine this year, the spirit is up high, and the team is out to RH win. Let us as a student body quarter Westminster was on the be behind the team and pack that move again. With Nauman in his terrific passing form Westminster gym! When the second quarter start- moved from its own 30 to Cared Carroll College decided West- rolls 25. With another terrific minster wasnt going to score and combination from Nauman to No. it came out that way. For the 85, Don Coleman who caught the first 12 minutes of the quarter pigskin on the 25. the ball didnt move too much, For the last scoring of the game the Caroll was more of I dont want it threatenit just players. ed when they were on the Parsons you can have it playing. It start20 yard line but their ball cared out with Soter intercepting riers couldnt do much with 4 Carroll's pass. Then Westminster's men in white on top of them. offense got nowhere. Carrol fumbles away their ball. Westminster Once again Carroll College was the ball to a Carroll playpasses on Westminsters 5 yard line then Carroll fumbles the ball er, threatening to score, but again to Westminster. From back right and again they were pushed back on then decides to end this Pilati until finally at the 15 yard line free-for-all by ending up in the their quarterback went thru right zone end with the pigskin, where down into the middle of the end it belongs. zone for Carroll Colleges only score xof the game. At the end of This sums up the scoring and the half, the score was Westmin- how they were made. The final ster 20,. Carroll College 7. score was Westminster 54, Carroll What ever Coach Mercer said at 7. Out of 8 TDs Westminster only half time must have been heard missed 2 Conversion attempts. It Andreason took looks like Westminster had n gootl by Andreason. the kickoff on Westminsters 15 skirmish to prepare for the Homeand ran straight down the mid- coming game. Defensively Westdle for a 8 yard touchdown run-bac- minster looks very good bn the After Carroll had their ground; BUT in the air . . . it chance to touch the ball, Thibault looks like we' could still make set up another touchdown play by lots of improvements there. Standouts in the game were:. rushing the ball down to Carrolls' 43. From then, Andreason step- Dale Thibault who didnt carry ped in, took a pitchout and pow- the ball as often as Andreason ered into the end zone. Score after4 but gained quite, a bit of ground. conversion was 34-Jimmy Johnson whose offensive . and defensive plays were very Coach Mercer must 'have dei good. when a guy jiis, cided.to. have mercy on Carroil by size hadEspecially, to take big ' ends. And of sending in Jimmy Johnson, but course Doug Andreason who was, Carroll that. terrific unfortunately '.for and defensiveoffensively Wasnt what Jimmy was. thinking : . . .. about. jis soon as ''Jimmy was in ly. Westminster was Offensively hog the drivers seat he started pass-- ! wild but I think menspecial ing and driving the team from tion should be their own 44 to. Carroll's .35. In 3 rest of the team.. given to the Without the deminutes Jimmy engineered a TD" termined. defensive and. .offensive with Pasquale going over into the linemen the outstanding players end zone, making the score 41-would not have been able to .run 20 From their own Carroll .thhrough holes that were opened or started, their drive for another to stop opposition .rushing toward TD. With lots of good pass pro- the passers. To you Ends, Tackles, tection their qb. took his time Guards, Centers, and Backs who and passed his team all the way hustled and bustled to block; and down to Westminster 5 yard line. to tackle so that the offensive One, of his passes almost counted could SHINE, congratulations and & for a TD if "it wasnt out of the good game. May you all rememend zone. Once again, Westmin- ber to; work and fight hard as a ster stopped Carroll. , team; especially during the Home; With the beginning of the 4th coming Game. 3-- . k.' . 7. -- , ... i . 7. , |
