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Marshall was right. Ills Beavers went to their ground attack the third quarter with Riekie Jarvis. Oakden. Chris Gale, and Eyre grinding out huge chunks of astro turf. the Beavers got on the scoreboard at 6i 29 the third quarter. Eyre kept the ball and went in from the five over left end Jeff Orgill blocked Ey re's l'AT att empt. Jarvis. who gained 6S yards on attempts. lined up about five yards back in Marshall's stacked power-- I formation and when he hit the line he had a full head of steam up. Oakden rushed for 57 yards on 12 attempts. Jeff Sargent was the Braves' leading rmher with 69 yards on 13 attempts. It was a real game of the trenches. Beavers' David Cook, Kelly Davis, Cullen Carter, Roger Don Marshall, Dale Osborn, Myers and White gave up yardage grudgingly. For the Braves, it was the same for Jeff Louder, Steve Robinson, Jeff Curtis. Kay Richins, Scott Petersen. Larry, McQueen, Scott McQueen, Jeff Sargent, Boyer. Orgill. Kent Pace and Potter. Jarvis finally capped what Marshall said, "was the hardest championship we've ever won," by running over right tackle from the four yard line in the second overtime. The Braves had their chance but the Beavers stopped Boyer short on fourth down in the second overtime. It was the second straight overtime game for the Braves. They had edged Kanab, in the semi-finalWe in the ,,,, 01?..fr 2300 L. 941W.111 112 111 KLE N THE REAR .; -- wiefootz it 4 Sedan t The 12-6- 11417:5 , ;; merger issued TM kl' 7Ijills!"1".11117- -- BOATS ,Classic. Torn Gorman of the United States defeated Okker Retail $8641 conversion was stopped short. Bra es indicated they might add insurance when Chad Boyer intercepted a Dean Eyre pas on the Beavers' 45 yard line in the first quarter. But Eyre returned the favor to Boyer by intercepting the latter's pass in the end one two-poin- rw, cently renewed when all of the ABA clubs made application for membership in the NBA for the 1976-7- 7 season. ALIGNM of Holland and Australia's peed, were eliminated today by a pair of Americans of the $50,000 Citizens Tennis in the quarter-final- s ,;:: 11 District Court. The case is pending and is not expected to be heard until May, 1976, at the earliest. WINTER SEASON - 9 B Carter rmanent injunction 5433 14, 1975 NOVEMBER in 1970 by Judge Robert in the Southern (AP) There's no chance of a merger of the National Basketball Association and American Basketball Association in the near future, according to NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien. "I don't see how you can even talk about merger when there is such a clear-cu- t injunction against it," O'Brien said Thursday. The NBA commissioner referred to a peagainst a , 'no merger' NBA: Tom Okker John Newcombe, No. 3 98 Regency' :::c;: ,4: A5 .' Second-seede- d 14245 ... ' . ,n:::. 'III - ''1 ':)0.4e:r!'rr. :11'...''''':. .,,,,,i''''. ,,,....,2C;:::"''''..; ' ,. .',.',,, ',.,:'; .....,, :: 4.:.:.f.:,,,,:.,',..,:::":-'s.,ae- :1,.,,:,,.; .0kker, Newcombe upset Omega Coupe Retail $4964 :: $.:,.....,,p, ::.::,:' .4::V4:',:it .,,, '' classes from Dr. (or Pio lessor) Steve Durrant! Later, when Les Goates assigned this reporter to staff the outdoor beat we were with Steve often. He was our dictionary for all bird and animal matters. He penned some brilliant pieces for us. He headed committees for the Utah Wildlife Federation, was on many state and national boards. Contributions he has made to the state of Utah in Just his official matters can never be tabulated. Everyone thought highly of Steve. He said what le believed and in plain words. And he believed what said. No concessions for anyone. : In his last days, before cancer cornered him, he was an ardent bird watcher and duck hunter. He bunted ducks mostly because he had a place to sit to and a warming stove to sit by match the fowl fly 'When duck blinds got too cold. It was my belief no one should go through Steve's University of Utah without taking one or more of his 'classes. As I paid quarterly tuition for four students I made few demands. But Steve Durrant's classes was :On e of them. How much better our world is for its having these two with us for their alloted time. They better have dinosaurs and ducks wherever they've gone or these men won't like it! ' '. f;',"'::''',:!..0'.4..kta.:;i:,:,.',I.:.-i';:,,E04.:,-:;',;.,i,i::'Z' t n, I double-overtim- .N :' , .,...."4!.. ,!t:. 44. ,...,to. '"' v,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,..,:,,,?q,,. ,. .. 7 ' -- ki,,,,,..:.1. :I I, ls,!.;,:11.!:,7-k':-- : , ,,,k.ri,t,,, .,,::.,:::::i::4 : 4''''',, ., .:!;ili:;1:. ' , ,,,,it ,,,:.I:,,,:: 0 ?,,0.:::::::,. ti,A.:'':::.:105.141':A.:.;"::k,,..4.t.,::.-.- How many of us have taken biology and zoology 6-- it ".::', f;'?:''',::,,,-',::- , fk'.' -- , :':,.4.,::?: ,, ;.- ..'' 14.. ,:i-1if? .::.. be with the birds 6-- ,A:?'.:' ,,,,N,,,,,,,s,iu.,, In his way Steve Durrant did the same for our wildlife scene. 6-- s.:i.,::,..4,,,.. 1, ..,,,:,.,,.....:,...!..,,,..,!,..4:,:,,,,r..::,.....::...,,,..:::1,t,..,...., oft-tol- d combe i.:'- -' "; ,47'it14:4'.". s'-: ... i,..,' Through Whirlpool Canyon and out into Rainbow Park we stopped to visit the Ruple Ranch. Dr. Frazier had. many years before, operated on Hod Ruple for abdomen infection. We wanted to visit the Ruples. Out in the hay fields were several people who came into the stack area when we came up from the river. Billy Ruple, a pretty lady, had married Ernest Entermann 12 years before. Both were geologists and lad come back to spend their best days in the DinoSaur area where Billy had grown up. The story has been how they established the museum, how the Untermann family had painted the murals and staffed the museum for many years. I shall not forget that night at the Ruple Ranch. We huddled in lamp light to inspect the fabulous collection of Indian lore bones, beads, arrowheads, skinning stones, etc. This collection found its way into the museum where so many people have viewed it. How indebted we are for what the Untermann's have done! 6-- ....1!,,,,::"..:1:4;'4.:.,',..f;:,::4,;:,4-a..4,;,,,I.:.::,::.- .,...., After several days in the Yampa River Goosenecks we came to Steamboat Rock and Pat's Hole, which was a small strip of land at the base of the rock. KONG (AP) :....,:. r'1.77.!!!''fr'.,,t',':,ttN ., ). the hay fields ' HONG hy...,...A,!.,..,v.:,,:::, zs,,,;,:,:,;- n To st 1 : 14 Pit Deseret News sports writer When the Beaver !leavers arrived back in their small Southern Utah community Thursday night for the festivities, like parading the Utah new fire engine in a salute to the State football champions. no one was sure how they arrived. For indeed, their descent could've been from that cloud they were riding for some 210 Beaver. And indeed, in miles back to earth that small southern Utah community there is an aura el majesty surrounding the prep football team. which had won its fourth title in the last six years. The community of Beaver could appreciate the the efforts of the young men of Coalville who fought gallantly North Summit Braves Thursday afternoon in Robert L. Rice Stadium , to e game, only to lose a the Beavers. "It was great to see these kids come bl..k after being down in the middle of the year and people got down on us." said Beaver coach Al Marshall, trying to light back the tears of victory. "We lost to Kanab and the next week we were flat against Parowan and lost in overtime. Our biggest kids (Mike Myers and Tony White) are only 175 pounds. That's what makes this win so satisfying. Two years ago with our biggest and most solid we went 13-team. "They knew they could do it. They were physical. But this team has had to scrap for everything it got." That understatement was witnessed by many fans at Robert L. Rice Stadium Thursday afternoon. The young Braves made the Beavers scrap for every inch of astro turf they got. Actually, the Braves grabbed a quick lead in the first quarter. Rene Potter blocked Mitch Oakden's punt and Larry McQueen recovered and raced 25 yards at 10:20 for the Braves' only score. North Summit's attempt at a 1 ,,,,,,o,'''S''!'",-;,k11- 1 By Dan Pattison .. 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