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Show DESERET NEWS, USU Busy By NORM SHEYA Deseret News Sports Writer . LOGAN Busiest man In the state the last few days has been Harvey Kirkpatrick, sports information director at verhauVmg Grid Record Book well. marks, individuals found their After a day at ths job, Har vey took the time to compile a most startling statistical story the all-- nior backfield of Pappas, OShea, Taylor and fullback Frank Nunn were worth 10,409 yards total of- way into the record book 21 times and four other marks were tied. ... Utah State. Harvey has been at work figuring just how John Pappas, Mike OShea and Altie Taylor strck up against the 2,206. The USU Pappas and Mike OShea formed the most prolific passing and receiving over their three-yea- r stepping tailback, came up short in his bid to become the leading rusher but managed a second to the This team year the Utah State shattered 10 team In the nation independent since 1960 with a cumulative mark and a winning percentage of .739. The Aggies were in eighth place on the list of major colleges at the start of the season. e Mike OShea Altie Taylor Here's Resume Of New Aggie Marks LITTLE LEAGUE WARFARE catch 1 Creations Mounting Priced Kioin $200 to $500 Norman Berndt Mike O'Shea Most ID receptions vs. Mon'ana (ties record heid by three Mike other players) Mike O'Shea guiding the Ags to an record while the starting in Custom fig Montana 85 Most TD receptions 557 vs. (7, three players) Most total ottenslv yards Montana (549 vs. Idaho Stale in '46) Hghest average per 3ui vs. Montana Most passing yards (296 vs. New Mexico State in '64) Most TO passes I vs. Montana (tits record) vs You wont find it In the record book, but Pappas had a most outstalnding record in DIAMOND RING Highest average per punt Altie Taylor 12 6 (13 i, Marvin Bell) Most rushing and passing plays John Adams '501 Pappas 741 (625, Kent Harris) Note Pappas with 205 passes attempts TEAM SEASON MARKS Most total offense yards John Pap- - and 296 rusnu'g and passing plays, and 247 pas 3.584 (2,592, Ron Most rushing and passing plays Edwards) with 319 kickoff return avarage ilayior (221) INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS set season records In 1967 which still 1 947 (1,152) Most passing attempts Most rushes Altie Taylor 203 (189,'s,a? 18 (16) Touchdown passes INDIVIDUAL SIN9LI GAMS Roy Shivers '65) 188 (187) First downs Most TD passes John Pappas 16 (12, Most rushes Altie Taylor 36, vs. 79 (74) Most penalties four 14.7 own record of Texas State others) We. fcicKoft return average Highest Most pass receptions Mika O'Shea 56 27 vs. A'.ontana in '67) (24 6) John (45, Gary Capp '57) had Most Intercepted passes TEAM SlNQLK 0Mtt Mike Pappas 4 vs San D'ego State (ties record Most pass receiving yards Share Post-Seaso- n years. Original, Distinctive, Exclusive, The new records with old marks in parenthesis: Win Mini-Gridde- rs ALWAYS: And Coach Chuck Mills has had a great two years In postmark which is the ing a best mark any Aggie ccach has managed in his first two 1 record should help maintain its ranking as 3 the winningest major college combination In USU history. Altie Taylor, and quick- careers. John Pappas Lar-schei- John fense, 50 touchdowns and 300 Aggie greats; compiled a few team marks as great Tommy Larscheid. Taylor had 1,959 yards to s' points all-tim- e B9 Tuesday, December 3, 1968 11 323 St Mam MANUFACTURERS Ell-193- JEWELRY By JON RINGWOOD ihas been defeated but twice in and El Monte Meteors 19, BanDeseret News Sports Writer the past four ypars. tams 13. Pacl,le Salt Lakes Little Leaguers The other Paramount Bowl In the Cyprus Copper Bowl,();eJ?dsJ lntrc''d o the have returned home from Colo- - game had the Parmount USE OUR EASY PAY PUN Midgets walloped the El individual career records: Altie Taylor 415 (382, Monte Lions, 30-and California with a .tarns winning 30-the Bantams Most rushes OPEN NEW ACCOUNT ADO TD ACCOUNT Kent Harris) won-los- s mark in post season! Lamarda defeated Olympus toppled the Jets, and the Most patting attempts John Pappai 505 ( 3.5, Ron Edwards) "mini-bow! 2 and Oiym- -' Junior Bantams defeated the Mott past completion! l John Pappai play. Thirteen Ute Mighty Mites, BUY YOUR GUNS & AMMO BEFORE PRICES GO UP! (173, Ron Edwards) Conference teams remained Pus No. 2 fell, 24-- Both games Culver wily Lauiceis, mi. Thp 2,2Most John papp, passing yard$ were in Ron Olive the Bowl. Edwards) Juniors dropped the Lakewood 3, 6ot (2, in. t home and compiled a 4 record. John Pappai 30 (21, Most TD S TRADE IN YOUR OLD GUN to sweep the tour- Ron cdwnrds)passes ; Murray and Granite sent! The Olympus Juniors won the Eagles, Mlkt O'ShM Most pass reception 27-- 6 Youth over !Junior Bowl, ney. t.four teams to the Frontier Air 106 (77, Georg Hotchkin) A NEW BROWHIKG World Standard of Duality Mike Beach At the Beehive Bowl West Most pass receiving and Lakewood j Bowl in Lakewood, Colo, and Long AMERICAN O'Shea 1,798 (1,026, Davg Clark) DY THE BUY U the of O'Shea also Mike won two TD Most Junior three receptions Olympus : the Utahns won three of four dropped games (10, Dave Clark) MADE 35-20-win Highest aver egg per catch jand Murray grabbed a Mikg games. Murrays Junior Mighty Mighty Mites, CASE 16 9 WHILE Skyline Mighty Mites and to give the Salt Lakers a three O'Shea Mites won 36-Granites MidgBost kickoff return yards Altie TayOverton lor 1,170 Curtis) (991, Camellia out of four tournament edge. STOCK captured ets and Mighty Mites also won Midgets LASTS! TemP;e City Kevin Hugiey, Mike Chiodo, by respectable margins, 27-- Bowl wins but The only loss came in Bantams defeated the Junior Randy Ir.gelfelt and quarterand back Scott Snyder paced the HEAVY the Bantam group where Lake- - team- THE ARISTOCRAT of Auto. Shotguns 2 Bong Beach took advantage of West Mighty Mites in a wood shut out the Utah eleven ' DUCK-LOA- D Made to last a lifetime, and longerl an extra point and defeated the romp over Denver. The Midgets 19(j 1 Smokeless 12, 16 and 20 GA. from 7xhe' remainder of the travel- - 'SkyUne Juniors, 2 in the trounced the Lakewood Elks 24 MONTHS TO PAY $20 DOWN Beach Bowl and the Bald- - 47-- 7 as Kerry Nielson, Mickey Powder Ing gridders played in Califor-Bn- 8 win Park Mighty Mites defeated Morinaka, Clay Hardy, Kevin bowls. Compare jiia 5311 Lakers in the Baldwin Erskine and Brad Mitchell all with any $2-1- 6 OR 20 EA. LIGHT WEIGHT plain East Bantams defeated the Deseret News Special Bowl. score Park for West. Tab helped famous in Thunder the WITH VENT.RIBA202.S0 Alhambra, 12-G- A. BOX BOX make Bowl and the Ecide Juniors' 0n the home front Granger Stewart also ran a punt 70 PROVO A name for the - yards for another Midget score. clipped North Hollywood, 26 6 in Pulled a bi8 surprise by upset1 new activities center at Brig-OR 20 EA. 3" MAG . BROWNING PLAIN TRAP ting Bassett Black Irish, 13-the Studio Bowl, ham Young University will be, ALCAN 12-G- A. The national were Irish BOX champs The largest contingent to LOAD the of a contest object travel represented the Olympus last year and Granger had com announced today by University mn4 D'strict. Nine teams returned P'5 8 officials. RIFLES BROWNING .22 ord prior to Uie win In the Super X Remington a record. Although construction of the Other Invitational. To WAC In the Paramount Bowl, the Granger e structure will not nd REG. 3. SO Bex Buy 'em by the Case ; Junior Mightv Mites fell, granger tourney scores includ-th- e start until next fall, Dr. Ernest BROWIIIIIG .22 handguns Rams Westminster 19-19, News Deseret the ,ed Special L. .Mighty Mites won, Wilkinson has already EL PASO, TEX. Norm appointed a committee to direct Mighty Mites 14; El Monte won, 30-- and the Jun-jio- r defenior Bantams won, 33-- The Jun-- 1 Knights 19, Mighty Mites 14, McBride, the name contest. RIFLES Famous BROWIIIIIG ior Bantam team at Olympus Granger Midgets 36, La Puente 7 sive end from the UniversiEntries for the contest will be ty of Utah, and Arizonas accepted from Dec. 2 through Tom Nelson a defensive Jan. 15, according to Dr. Edwin tackle, were the only unaniYOU NAME IT WE HAVE IT R. Kimball, contest chairman. . mous choices on the WestThe person submitting the most BOLT-ACTIO- N Yt ern Athletic Conference REMINGTON OR SUPER X appropriate and descriptive team chosen by the name will receive a $100 prize. BEGIAN MADE Si -players in a secret ballot. The contest is open to stu.308 and .243 30.06, .270, Conference champion WyoYt dents, faculty, staff, alumni and Sr 30-40-.2- 70 NEW REMINGTON ming placed six men on the friends of the university. There REG. 870 Wirgmaster team; Arizona State had will be no ties, and duplicate Si SI five. Utah placed Louis OR WINCHESTER-1- 200 Don treated Dancers Image before entries will be judged on the .NEW YORK (UPI) (Speedy) Thomas as a split earliest date mark. Fullmer, passing through New the 1938 Kentucky Derby, told 8MAA end along with McBride. 20 GAUGE When the time limit for sub. SHOTGUNS State Racing York Monday en route to his the Kentucky SAVE It was the second straight mitting names has expired, world middleweight title fight Commission today that he BRITISH $1.00 who was that McBride, Cou-year Nino Bonvenuti in Italy, lieved someone else also attend-gc- t j & (Jan, 15), the 36 named this week to play for gar Club will cut the list of pro-some advice from Emile ed the horse during Derby REMINGTON the West in Shrine the SAVE $ 13 100. game These week. Griffith on how to box Nino. posed names to Your Choice In ' San was Francisco, entries will be turned over to Harthill was brought to the Fullmer telephoned Griffith .22 REC. 9.00 . named to the team. the main contest committee, from the airport. The former witness stand by Asst. Atty. ACTION IONS CARTON and five names will be selected. who Gen. George F. 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