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Show t DESERET NEWS, 4p " iji uitt ri yrr qflyin TC lj "T1 Wednesday, October 23, 1968 News' Ballots Bid Coaches Nearing Close transmissions The deer hunt ends on five units after Wednesday, Division Utah officials reminded hunters this week. Fish-Gam- e balDeseret News of votes the are lots awaiting All-Sta- Utahs school football high coaching fraternity. The original Deseret News team will be selected from the votes of both Clars A and Class B mentors. Prize Is selection to the Desteam and eret News Annual Third at seat the a SportsDeseret man's Headquarters banquet scheduled for Monday, Nov. 25 at beautiful Ft. are given equal voting privileges. Deseret New's honors dont stop with the first string Class A and Class B teams. Second teams and first and second teams also are named. Desoret News honors also boards who the two determine Utahs only prep Joining Deseret News will be Deseret News Prep of the Week winners. Prep of the Week winners to date include West Highs East High's Kelly Keitz, Beaver's Terry McCarthy, 's e Douglas Country Club. All coaches are eligible Billy Carter, Souths Dave Smith, Davis Stan Call, Randy Martin, and last week's winner Scott Sharp, Fillcrest. Winners are selected by nominations of football coaches. n All-Sta- News-Wolfe- vote for Deseret News Deseret News Sports Writers, and the staff of prep writers who work high school games throughout the season to five-me- n poll. They include Class A; Ken Gean Plaga. West; Schmidt, Skyline; Lou Mele, Box Carbc.i; Les Dunn, Elder; and Steve Dangerfield, Class B: Ray Bingham. Monticello ; Hon Odette, Pearce, Richfield; Ernest Jacklin, North Summit; Walt Dixie and Arlyn Brooks, Kafen, Kanab. 10 represent The both defending championship schools and the eight regions in the state. Another prize to be presented at the Nov. 25 banquet will be the piized Wolfe's Cups. One is presented to the outstanding Class A and Class B boy in state championship STANDARD EXCHANGED REPAIRED ADJUSTED They are Heaston, Stanbury, Tintic and Vernon. Hunters should check the 1968 proclamation Beaver-Minera- l, By DAVE KADLECK Deseret News Sports Writer end AUTOMATIC " Out Work h Your Guottnlet bankamiricards wilcomi HERI SOUTH STATE AUTO CO. for boundaries and further information. 1623 S. State - Phone 467.1375 play. These honors will be made at the banquet where Thom McAn Most Valuable Player awards (both A and B) will be announced. The McAn award is made in the Spring d and is a plaque of the boys shoe. Date for the Deseret News basketball banquet is set for March 17 (Monday), also at Ft. Douglas Country bronze-covere- All-Stat- e Club. SATURDAY AT DIXIC Snow Seeking First Win Snow College, EPHRAIM loser of six straight, hopes that the next one is a lucky seventh game. It will take the Badgers to St. George Saturday for Dixies including homecoming. 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