Show November 29 1972 Page 10 JV’s i foitf Led by Reed Thomas Steve Laing and Darryl Owens the 1972-- 3 junior varsity of Utah State opened their season with a resounding Logan All-Sta- 100 to 56 win over the rs Thomas hit 13 to 22 shots and one free throw to lead all scorers with 27 points Eight of Thomas’ buckets were of the fast break lay-u- p variety Laing popped in 18 points and pulled down nine rebounds while Owens hit 15 counters and hauled in 13 boards to lead in that category Bob Stokes had 10 rebounds to help the Rambler cause were made The Logan of ball former players with up All-Sta- rs some type of college experience Using a zone type offense the JV’s started off slow and led 1 at the mid break This type of offense slows the play down but usually results in a shot near the basket The Ramblers hit 55 percent of their shots in the first stanza 40-3- i i f With the running game-goin- g the second half the JV’s the to 25 60 All-Sta- rs in out-scor- ed eeinitfuiry and 14 Thomas and Rupp got most of their scores on fast break layups The JV’s hit 60 percent of their field shots in the first with most of them coming from within five feet On the other hand the Rambler defense kept Weston’s from the bucket allowing only a 32 percent shooting average in the first half The second half saw Coach Bill Bibb empty the bench and allow Weston’s to narrow the USU lead Rupp kept his hot hand in the second stanza by hitting six of eight and two free throws for 14 points He finished the night with 28 points Thomas cooled in the second half with only six points Bibb started the game with a offense but quickly switched to the running type of game With the running type offense the Ramblers are able to score quicker This Friday the Ramblers will take on Ricks College The game will start at 5:30 instead of the regular 5:15 Listen to the game y with on KUSU-Fhost Steve Brown one-three-o- ne play-by-pla- M All-Sta- rs of the Ramblers especially the low total of four turnovers in the second half Ramblers second win FOPCT-J- V so 31 All-St- 66 FT Turnavan-J- V 13 Taam Rebound JV 2 Stan 3 All-St- ar PCT-J- V All-St- ar 75 21 woods Total FO PCT-J- 40-10- V Worton SO Turnover-J- V t-1- 2 47 6 52 Wotaa 3 FT Team Robounds-J- V 23 Worton 1 2 USU 62 Wort 31 is 13 PCT-J- V 65 3 Weston 5 2 1 47 57 F 109 M Doyle led Ags to win It was meant to be a Tony yards Two plays later Jh on Larson broke through the front afternoon Adams Thanksgiving Day when the line of Utah State and scooted 49 Aggies met Weber St but reserve yards to tie the score at six all The extra point was missed It Mickey Doyle took center stage Doyle had a hand in all of the Utag 20 points in their 6 win to close out the season Early in the first quarter Adams took off on a nine yard jaunt When the play was over 20-1- settle for a 35 yard field goal by Torgerson With 12 minutes to go in the game Weber led 3 Adams came in to see if he could direct the team but the Weber defense knew Adams had to pass and so stopped the great quarterback Adams could not run so he was in a shotgun formation 16-1- took Weber State only one minute and seven seconds to score The two teams marched up and down the field in the second quarter but neither wer able to add to their point totals Weber State held the ball most there lay Adams on the ground With a sprained ankle he was of the second stanza The Wildcats from Ogden took through for the afternoon the for the second half kickoff and in he was brielfy although marched down the field to score second half Tom Wilson and Doyle guided thanks to a fumble the Staters in the first half but Weber State was forced to punt they were unable to move the club but Kelley Deist fumbled it away Doyle then quarterbacked the to give Weber new life On the second half and pulled out the third play of the series Rick Aggie win Bojack scampered 19 yards on a The scoring opened up with reverse to score Doyle’s toe After an Ag drive At this point the Weber State was stopped on the Weber State fans had visions of upsetting Utah 29 Doyle came on a booted a 38 State Ross Torgerson’s PAT was yard field goal With half of the good and Weber led 13-- 6 first quarter gone USU led 0 Doyle came in to led the team on an 81 yard 12 play drive Three Weber State was unable to passes keyed the drive Doyle kit move the ball on their next series Clark for 12 Clark again for 35 on downs and punted Wilson and Forzani for 15 With the ball on the Weber two Doyle took it came in and led the team Wilson was unable to guide the in He added the PAT and tied the team to a touchdown so Doyle game at 13 to 13 came in to did his thing This time The two teams then exchanged he kicked a 28 yard field goal punts to close out the third period Just two minutes remained in the 'at 13 all An interception led to the final first stanza and USU led 0 Taking the kickoff Weber State Wildcat score Craig Schneider struck quickly for a score picked off a Doyle pass on the Quarterback John Edwards hit USU 45: The Ag defense held six Jerry Bond with a pass for 38 plays later and Weber had to 3-- play and The JV’s took their second win of the young season Saturday with an impressive 109-8- 8 victory over Weston’s Desert Inn of Ogden The Ramblers of USU went to the races and opened up a 62 to 31 weekend points respectively All-Sta- rs i aro lead in the first half Leading the fast break Reed Thomas and Kerry Rupp put in 15 Their shooting percentage went down by hitting only 27 of 58 Pat Cooley and Dave Anderson with 16 points led the each Anderson had 10 rebounds to lead the Stars The Rambler - defense toughened up in the second half to hit They allowed the 40 percent in the first half but only 10 for 40 or 25 percent in the second half Head coach Bill - Bibb and assistant Ron Hatch were proud f mwk 6-- With just six minutes to go in contest Doyle rethe entered the game and led the offense to a score He hit Butch “Steamroller” Sawyer with a 32 yard pass to start the drive Then he hit Forzani with a 14 yard aerial After Sawyer bulled for four Doyle hit tight end Frank Anderson with the winning six yard TD pass Doyle stayed on the field and added another PAT The Wildcats were unable to move the ball for the rest of the contest The gun sounded with USU taking their eighth win of the season in-sta- te Several records were set in the contest Forzani set three They were yards receiving in a season 1169 (Old record 1077 by Mike O’Shea) Career receiving yards 1906 (Old record 1798 by O’Shea) and career receptions 132 (Old record of 124 set by Bob Wicks) ' Mickey Doyle had 10 field goals this year to break the eight set by Jim Murphy The Aggies closed out a successful season of 3 by winning their last five in a row 8-- ' mmm hdph WILL HELP YOU n FIND YOUR LOST DOG ii OR FIND AN APARTMENT p OR A ROOMMATE o i ' OR A RIDE i OR A PART-TIM- E r I i JOB OR A NEW STEREO 'i r Stop in our Office in (ho Union Contor Room 317 or Writb Student Life PO Box 1249 a : J t “Ratos: 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