Show October Page 16 8 1975 Penalty robs Ramblers of Ute victory football field and will start at by Brad Larsen pm An illegal motion penalty on the last play of the game nullified a touchdown pass from Cary Palmer to Benjie Lawrence and enabled the Utah Papooses to 2 2-- The Kittens who had an 11-ga- winning streak snapped last week against a strong Ricks College football team got back 0 on the victory road with a win over Snow College in Ephraim last Friday In that game against Snow Dave Taylor a kicker from Macon Goergia booted field goals of 58 and 51 yards and running back John McCorquin-dal- e scored two touchdowns en 34-1- hang on for a 0 victory over the Utah Sate University Ramblers in Salt Lake Looking forward to this week the Ramblers will travel to Provo Friday afternoon to tangle with the BYU Kittens That game will be played at Provo High School’s 26-2- abling the Kittens to run their season record to 1 Running back Clay Blackwell who rushed for 240 yards in the loss to Ricks saw limited action due to an injury and will be a question mark in Friday’s tilt Last year In last year’s game the Kittens scored a touchdown with only 12 seconds on the clock and won the game 21-1- 9 Coach Mike Corrigan will be Soccer team wins loses rest of the way recording the victory USU’s Tom Knudson scored later in the period but the goal was disallowed as the play had already been whistled dead Sunday’s game against Colorado state went must the same with USU picking up two goals by Tim Graves USU’s soccer team came away with a v in and a tie here over the weekend to bring their season record to Saturday they played a tough Colorado Univer-1 sity team defeating them 1 Sunday they lost a 0 lead and tied Colorado State 2 in overtime USU’s Tulio Hernandez opened the scoring early in the first period Saturday by pumping in a 30 yard shot past the outstretched fingers of John Quarles Colorado’s goalie The Aggies dominated the first period “The defense was working today” said USU goalie Alan Huestis Near the end of the period a penalty shot gave the home team-0 lead as “super foot” Ray Wong drilled the shot into the upper left hand corner The second half saw Colorado come to life and they scored quick into the third period Sid Pacter USU backup goalie started the period but was taken out after CU’s Brian Parker found the mark Alan Huestis went the 2-- 2-- 2-- 2-- early and dominating the first half faltering a bit in the second The starting goalie for CSU Brian McPhereson let in two fairly easy ones Tom Knudsen slid a slow roller into the lower left hand corner and Glen Kas-trinbroken nose and all came back and lobbed a shot over McPhereson’s head shortly after os CSU then changed goalies bringing in Keven Wachter Wachter had never played goalie before and was pressed into action due to the fact that CSU left their back up goalie coach and about a third of the team back in Colorado This was because of an unfortunate auto accident — a head on collision between one of their vans and a semi truck just outside Steamboat Springs No other information is available concerning the wreck In the early going Wachter said he was nervous: “I’m so nervous my hands are like bones” refering to how he was catching the ball Nevertheless he played flawlessly making several fine stops especially in the latter part of the game and overtime periods Midway through the second period CSU came to life and scored a couple of fast goals The first an outright power play in which the USU defense failed to clear as CSU kept up extreme pressure and the second a close range shot that beat Huestis clean The CSU marksmen were Jerry O’Grady and Greg Knolls The two teams ended regula- tion play knotted at two all And neither team could break the tie in the two ten minute overtime periods that followed USU goalie Huestis claims that the Aggie soccer team is finally coming into shape “We’ve got all our players now We’re playing well” looking for improvement in the -- ball handling and the return game (kick offs punts) The quarterback slot will be shared Palby Eric Hippie and Cary outmer both of whom played standing games at Utah Last Friday Utah seemed to have the game wrapped up going into the fourth quarter with a 26-- 0 lead but the Ramblers roared back with three TDs in the final seven minutes to close within six After Corrigan was pleased with the effort the team made in the fourth quarter but pointed out that this was the first game most of the players had been in since high school “Our kick off returns and punt coverages were not executed well” said Corrigan “Our running backs had a little difficulty hanging on to the ball and the fumbles hurt us early” defense didn’t penetrate our backfield once all afternoon I think that’s a credit to our offensive line” JOBS Immediate in openings he following job skills: Quarryman Clerk-Typi- st Medical Corpsman Tactical wire specialist Missile System repairman Ammunition Storage specialist For more ' 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