OCR Text |
Show 4C DESERET NEWS, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1 973 Onofrio: look of things to come? By George Ferguson Splits Managing Editor the second and fourth quarters and accounted for WhitPS Bill Meek, coach of Utah football, has Insisted that one of his primary tasks during spring drills was to uncover a No. 2 quarterback to backup Athletic Conference general Don Van Galder. It might be a little early to tell, but Lou Onofrio, a from Columbus, Missouri, appears to be the find. Onofrios White teammates, also quarterbacked by junior letterman Dan Payne, lost to the first-unbut Reds, scrambling Lou might have turned the tables had the game lasted a few more 27-3- it Onofrio quarterbacked the every touchdown. When Onofrio took over In the fourth quarter, the Whites were down 33-He passed to sophomore flanker Scott Grayson on a seven-yartouchdown pass play after setting it aerial play up with a to split end Mike Alder. pletcd 13 of IS passes for 212 yards and four touchdowns. In the process, he displayed fine leadership, an ability to work his way out of and smart, proficient Onofrios performance, d d Moments later, Lou, a son footballs head coach at Missouri, hit Alder for a pass scoring play and the score was of A1 Onofrio, 33-2- The Whites made an onsides kick work, and with 37 seconds left, Onofrio teamed wth fullback Steve Marlowe on a screen pass scoring play. Onofrio com Altogether, C tuuble though, could point up a continuing weakness in Utah's defense. The Utes wore burned plenty year. in the secondary last touchdown return of a Dan Marelli punt. Odom was a threat anytime he was around the ball. He caught five passes for 139 yards and returned five punts for 145 yards. Van Galder generated every Red score from scrimmage. His backup quarterback, Steve Kincanon, while showing some talent, did not generate a score. Up to Onofrios show, Stec Odom, a flanker sprint man, had been the glory boy. Running back Ike Spencer scored first for the Reds on a Steve was on the receiving end of a perfectly-throwtouchdown pass play from Van Galder. two tackles. n Seconds lalpr, Odom sidestepped virtually the entire White team on a wac golf dofI for rr rw JW burst, after breaking Then Odom took over in the second quarter for his two tallies. Onofrio got the Whites on the board with a fine strike up the middle to tight end Ted Tomlinson who fought into the endzone, a scoring play. Ed Onofrio, Lous brother, inteiceptcd a Payne pass in the third quarter and scampered 23 yards for a score to make it 26-- for the Reds. 7 Series even at 2-- 2 Leonard rips ABA officials INDIANAPOLIS IND. The American Bas(tPI) ketball Association Championship series hops back across tne Ohio River for the fifth acgame of the tion at Louisville Tuesday night with play between Indiana and Kentucky tied at two n games apiece. Indiana Coach Bobby Leonard didnt see the end of his teams victory Saturday. He was slapped with his second technical at halftime and spent the rest of the afternoon in the dressing room lambasting the officials. He couldnt even watch the nationally televised contest on the TV set Indianapolis was blacked out. 90-8- 6 Indiana held the advantage almost the entire game. The Pacers broke to a spread after the first period, saw the at margin trimmed to intermission and to just two, going into the final stanza. 29-2- 2 48-4- 5 74-7- By (eorge Ferguson Sports Managing Editor ft PROVO Count on a real dogfight this weekend at Riverside Country Club for the Wecfem Athletic Conference golf thampionship. Brigham Young won the 54 hqje Cougar Classic, but only eight strokes separated the Cougars from third place New Mexico, and second place Arizona State was within four. ? tally was 843, ASU was 847 and the Lobdfe were at 851 Thd sets the stage for a real .donnybrook this Friday and Saturday, when the Cougars Sun Devils and Lobos, BYUs all V winning nationally-ranke- tours Friday at 8 a.m. and 1 test p m. and a final Saturday at 8 a.m. Other team scores in the Cougar Classic: UYUs No. 2 team 858; Air Force 864; Weber State 867. Utah 870, Colorado 894 and Utah State 900. Freshman Mike Reid of BYU won medalist after a three-waplayoff with teammate Bud Andrcason and Weber States John The three finished regulation play at par 208. y Aben-drot- the playoff, Reid, a former National Junior Champion, won on the second hole. In Abcndroth was eliminated on the first playoff hole after carding a bogey. lead AO golfers onto Riverside. Thf:re will be two Reid won on the second hole, after Andreasons drive caught a fairway bunker. Reid took the hole with a par. Other individual leaders: Wade Borg, ASU, 209; Jack Sommers, New Mexico, 20!); Greg Harmon, New Mexico, 209; Tom Purtzer, ASU, 210; Lance Suzuki, BYU, 210; Chris Young, AFA, 212; Kevin Bench, AFA, 212 and Joey Dills, BYU, 212. Here are BYUs top four scorers: Reid . Suzuki and Dills Lapic Bob Robert Harris Four teams, BYU, ASU. UNM and BYUs No. 2 team were under par 864. Air Force was at even par. The Cougar Classic provided some very valuable orientation tours for the WAC test for outsiders ASU, UNM and Utah. Then Van Galder hit Odom for 18 and tossed a bomb to sp'at end Lance Robbins to make it 33-- That set the stage for Onofrios fine comeback. Marlowe was the days outstanding runner. The Utes appear to have all the tools for a potent passing game. Six scouts from Texas Tech, Utahs first foe (Sept. 15) were on hand. The Utes tried not to show them too much. Texas Tech beat Utah 45-- 2 in last years opener, and is supposed to be even tougher this year. Veteran player Gus Johnson, acquired during the season after he was cut from the NBA Phoenix Suns, Indianas attack coach for the final guided as acting 24 Dampier gamoied 18 each. Rick Mount, who became involved in a fight near halftime with Donnie Freeman, had 15. dence, but said he only followed instructions the Indiana coach gave him during The rebound edge went to Indiana, 63 49. Game six of the series will be Thursday at Indianapolis and the seventh game, if necessary, will be Saturday afternoon at Louisville. F Pollution-fre- e Odor-fre- e 55 Cut despite victory, Leonard fumed long and vociferously. Ive always filled out the reports (ABA officials reports) before and attempted to be nice to the officials because Leonard they need work, Thats over now. explained. To hell with their reports. The officiating today (Saturdav) Trouble-fre- e 's Easy to Install h Needs no Water or Electricity for More la forma Sen Write or Coll ; 6 TIRES Sizes 5 Inch Cash A Carry was miserable. Gashue, who assessed the second technical which removed Leonard from the game) knows that Ive been around long enough not to pull anything that would get me a second tech. MUFFLERS factory type - Nut Gifts Poe The Quiet One INSTALLED FREE We can fit 8396 of ell American Cars Leonard said Johnson handled the Pacers adeptly and with extreme precision. ( nWi Johnson added that he was pleased with Leonard's eonfi- - T .1 4233 rf:ii3' .j ARMSTRONG CARPETING Outside Inside minutes. SL George McGinnis gunned in J to five in lead YD. Pacers points double figures in the game. THE FUN PLACE TO SHOPDarnell Hillman hit 17, Mel Daniels and Freddie Lewis 15 each and Donnie Freeman 11. ass Dan Issel tossed a game high 21 markers for Kentucky while Artis Gilmore and Louie 355-445- linings and turn drums ell 4 . wheels, art shees, check system, road test. 30,000 Mile Guarantee. Xeplocp aaqs M XX " 3 Most Ca rs VOLUME BUYING MAKES THE VOLUME BUYING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE VOLUME BUYING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Cat 5ESSST UDA&yfffii 6 9st bidt tSrireatmcnt BRAKE OVERHAUL - Sure! Charge It! 'th$9.7thW aoRCnamiaa Hal Racquetball results John Clift def. Hoi Quarterfinals Labell, 211$. Bad Routing def. Phil Anderson, 2118, 1321, 1021. George loson def. Larry Liedkete, def. 2110. Lloyd Prestwich Ross Booth, def. Semihnals Routing def. Clift, 2M2. 2M7 Prestwich def. Ipscn, 217, Routing def. Prestwich, 2021, 2119, 2110. Q0SC mm OF UTAH THE FASTEST SERVICE IN TOWN i t No other tire dealer can match Big O Tires fast service. At Big 0 we mean it when we say service is fast. i t I QUALITY RETREADS 6.50x16 149i 7.00x1 S 7.00x16 IS95 1895 1 7.50x16 i All prices plus federal excise tax your truck. and recappable exchange off 77-8- ? MOUNTED FREE ni? inr9 A quality highway tread design applied to sound casings. Come in today while seledion of sizes is complete. GUARANTEED LOOK LIKE NEW BETTER THAN NEW WEAR LIKE NEW. ANY SIZE LISTED 6.00x13 6.50x13 7.00x13 6.45x14 6.95x14 7.35x14 7.75x14 8.25x14 8.55x14 8.85x14 5.60x15 6.00x15 6.85x15 7.35x15 7.75x15 8.15x15 8.55x15 9.15x15 WORLD'S FINEST 1 STEEL RADIAL fifl All PRICES BlACKWAll PIUS EECAPPABIE EXCHANGE UJ u EX. TAX Lifesaver R-- S AND FED. 57 to 7? To Heck With Price Leaders! We Advertise What We Want To SelB. Not everything is! So if you've invested in a or tennis or a boat set of golf clubs or . . skis . . . . camping backpack rackets not aren't why which using, you equipment sell it for cash? ... ... Other people are interested in acquiring the sports equipment you're not using . . . and it's easy to get in touch with them through the Want ads in your newspaper. Just give us a call. We'll help you word and ad. place a low-cos- t, Want Ad Advertising Phone 521-353- 5 cash-gettin- QOOQQOO gushed?? paymentstsam 22? mam tl;r sasaa was also trrscTtvi in sot, uyton a ocdeh. i ill. ' 05 3521 So. 1 950 W. S.L.C. g 4045 So. State 910 So. 2nd West 2371 So. State So. 9th E. F? EE 5E3 5690 620 So. S00W. WIDE 33rd So. 9th E. WE ARE QPZ?3 ALLPAY 014 SATURDAY O VOLUME BUYING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 9 S.L.C. S.L.C. S.L.C. S.L.C. 299-629- 5 266-580- 9 322-104- 3 484-472- 2 262-462- 6 BNTFL. 292-- 1 S.L.C. VOLUME BUYING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 6 439 487-988- 1 VOLUME BUYING c c tllITlWT8(JST5Mf) 20 I Economical Safe $ 5 AiAKFP |