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Show DESERET NEWS, Parsons (Ouch!) 7 Monday, October 14, 1968 3 1- -3 & of seven Highlands PATs gmi g down theie giving it ev- little mere than a minute etvth'ng we have to siv the later Jim Fottimr niton opted least another Fiwui pass thunvn into N tv u is un ililo to attend tlio ball coatti John Leua thinks wind returning it to the Itemise of a rib niurv game his Cowbov squad is much p,uson 3. In si plus ihh Mifteted Tlui.sdn in a gimo thi deiensivelv 1() veai lands scoird on a vaid aenal between Hie siionger (,i in te alumni and than last, and its a good bet fIpni .piniul tun Oil uteilmk Id Job Coips that Westminster Tarson gnd 'mexp Tuu't to ocPnd suing C'eufu halflaik Tom Gillespie am! deis agiee Levra s Cowbovs shut out thepstminsioi s faint upset hopes IF Parsons, 40 0, Saturday at Dane Pad amshed Hansen Field in Salt Lake City Ranker who handled and held V etminster to minus mister (oachmg duties five vards rushing and five first gatutda in the absence of head man Ron Nav ,,as hopeful fol Considcnng lowing the loss -' our second half potfo-masaw little or no action because d vav mr chilpf.e, look prP,n of penumoma, colds oi suspen " fun Headquarters !Wu af.aint tiaditionnl mal sion and jou get an idea of just csu npx, Fndav ln CedaI EAST 21 ST SOUTH 556 Sii DICK RENNION . the Highlands how powerful ThlS ,s thp SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH ClU. he saul PARK BENNION'S BOYD football juggernaut is Iganie we want each vear moie PH. 486-231- 3 166 S. Main Last year the Parsons sem edlthan othtl and well be Pninwnd llutiinumu hi aye ih EwrfMMMwrffliwtipyti'wiwpf moic points against Highlands " than anv other regular season AmmeECTg mmsFXZMsmsSE SSKig opponent in losing 66 20, but Saturday there was no way the game but outmanned Salt Lake crew could generate any eon sistent offense. Outweighed about 40 pounds s per man along the line, the to was it play game plan wide open against Highlands. The strategy backfired early in the tilt however, when the Cowtwo Mike boys intercepted Erwin passes within the first two and a half minutes of play. "4 TttsTf Westminster wasted little time trying the razzle dazzle Deseret Mews Phoos by Don Gravston Chuck Riley brought the open Bob Petersen, son Clay, display some of dad's shooting prowess. ing kickoff from the goal line to the 10, turned and fired a lateral about 25 yards across the fie'd, only to see it bounce out of bounds untouched On the second play from Culberson Roy scrimmage. picked off Erwin's pass thrown into a 25 mile per hour wind and romped 20 yards into the HART T WIXOM officers didnt good set of decoys to bring Conservation By end zone. Larry Kelly added the w Deseret News Sports Writer have aS much trouble ith early them in. shooters Monday, but weij still Hunters had some shooting on Utah duck hunters had their 'smoldering over Saturdays Pelican Lake in Uintah County, choice of weather first three 11 '45 am opener. and at the reservoirs. days, but not necessarily their From here on out the hunters Jump shooting is expected to Beef Pork lamb choice of ducks. 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