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Show 6C 17, 1973 DESERET NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER tooefher jLm By Lee Benson ..f.i'i Desere) News sport3 writer : A. For the benefit of all prep football ten. it is now; lW and time for a new season. Not that there'll be much change. Its a new year, sure, but an old forecast as the small school season gets fully underway this Friday as, Region Ten joins Regions play. flight and Nine with ' Beaver, Kanab and North Summit, not necessariand ringleaders ly in that order, are again are best bets for state championship consideration in November. Then, as we play it again. Sam, come traditional contenders Monticello, Sooth Summit and Past Carbon. If these six dont make the quarterfinals, is like a soap somebody fixed the field. Class opera. If you miss the serials in September and Chris Gale October you dont miss much. ...Beaver defenseman '"'The plain truth is that these powerhouses have i- -. wSKt. established programs that are harder to bury than old tires. And, for some reason, traditions die slowly ff in schools with less than 200 students. except Beaver (three times), Nobodys won in (forth Summit (once), Kanab (once) and Monticello , Jonce) lor six solid years. And before that the class system was just A and B and schools like Delta, Dixie Sand Judge Memorial were stifling the smaller institutions. ' ' in 75, J Beaver is the early leader in despite Kanabs defending champion status. J A1 Marshall's Beavers are defensively sound, as usual, with the likes of seniors Dean Eyre, Tony JWhite, Rickie Jarvis, Cullen Carter, Mike Mvers, A IChris Gale, Mike Robinson and Dale Osborn, and the Steam is out to do one better than the state , V, jj championship team of 1973 that shutout 10 opponents I while compiling a 13-- mark. i, "This team has set a goal to beat that effort says Marshall. Theyre off to a good start, with three Raymond Chavez shutouts and a combined 46-- 0 score against Kanab, . . . Kanab veteran Parowan and North Sevier. before But, gasping at that fast start, better take a look at North Summits 0 record, that includes a trio of shutouts and a total of 125-- 0 against opponents that include schools Morgan (ranked fifth) and w Intermoumain. As Is his custom, Sam Blonquist in 72) is rebuilding a feared force at North Summit despite losing most of a starting team that went to second place last year against Kanab. "Were anxious to get back on top," says Sam. QB Chad Boyer, FB Jeff Sargent and receiver Jeff Curtis are three leaders. '4 At Kanab, Coach Arlyn Hafen doesn't want to get back on top, he wants to stay there. "It's a good feeling, being state champions," said Hafen, wed like to go back to the finals this year. Despite a firstgame loss to Beaver (7-- the Cowboys look up to the challenge, with personnel like returnees IT, Raymond Chavez (1S7 pound tackle), Kcnley Glover linebacker), Matt Brown (halfback), Trent ! Jackson (160 pound guard) and Eric Johnson (fullback). I Steve Giles Monticello, constantly on the tale of the big 3 . . .Monticello ace these past lew years, could repeat 1969's state effort, as Nyle McFarlane has one of the states top backs in Steve Giles, along with more strength, including linebacker Tony Peliegrini, tackle Doug Wright, end Von Black and tackle John Black. East Carbon, with a nucleus of QB Jordan Wakefield and ends Doug Rasmussen and Larry Preston, looks strong again and South Summit, with new coach Tom Crittendon, is expected to rebound from a slow start with fine players in QB Wendell Woolstenhulme, Jim Woolstenhulme, Tyree Wilde and Rick Stokes. After the traditional six, has a stable of darkhorses, ied by Dave Jensens Parowan team, staffed with quality players like QB Jeff Johnson and HB Steve Johnson. And theres North Sevier, where Glenn Partridge is en route to a program, with promising players like Eddie Mickelscn, and Altaniont, where Coach Bill Manzanares is getting into Year Two of football in Oil Valley. Mike Nerdin, can Dugway, with keep things interesting and Green River, a doormat Tim Vetere traditionally, is flexing its muscles as Coach Bill Bacon welcomes players like senior tackle Tim .G. Rivervet Vetere . . ss already-iu-progre- for-kee- l-- successful season as a sophomore, completing 2 percent of bis passes for 649 yams, second best on test years squad. WIU is coming off a 3 record of a year ago while the Wildcats were 7 in a rebuilding season. G mn said he is pleases with the showing of la it We played well weekend nprPe V clo-- e less against a very tough toam acd I tank d was a moral victory someth up that will lift o.r spirits fir future games " Quarteebeck Bobby Martin rur ed 18 passes, in his first cornel d 10, and was not game while wearing Webers purple and white uniform. The Wildcats picked up 200 yards total offense against 275 for the Golden Eagles. "We expect to improve our running game and theres no question weve got to tighten our defense, said Gwinn. "But this will come with experience. Webers time for "getting ready is shortlived, however, as the Wildcats open Big Sky Conference play Sept. 27 against Boise State in Ogden. Desei et News Special OGDEN Weber State's Wildcats proved in their season opener Saturday that they have the potential. Now its just a matter of putting things together. Coach Dick Gwinn said preseason that the Wildcats outlook is good talented personnel and a seven-gam- e home season. 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