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Show T v v f I D The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September h Graves ;r ;( V - IK wi . Judge Quarterback Example Of Daring Dedifalion ' J. S. . nr-A.i ; v; The tangled jumble of football players slowly unfolded leaving only a middle-size- d youngster laying face down on the turf hugging ?n hunk of leather which threatened to leap up and roll away. oval-shape- d helmet a - " head-oavlii- d V " V, II g V .A Y'.typr ,' a - - x Ai' V 91 f ' 7 p f' limp. He carefully hustled back to the eleven-magathering failing to feel the n conglomerate of bruises which dotted his legs, reminding him of the torturous banging bumps of the day. "Quarterbacks are crazy, whispered a mustachioed man observing the contest. "Why, I'd rather tight rope walk across Niagara Falls blindfolded. tSSl A r--. if 12$ I. 'j - J j 6-- one-on-o- p hand-in-han- signal-calle- Eoy goal post, is one reason abun-danc- Prep Football Roundup Flirts With Pressure i Theres a lot of Bor Eiopr 1000 1 I 1 000 uuo ooa 0 fVw River 0 fmn Logan 0 000 REGION TWO W L Ret. g Ldvlon Bounf ft! because 1 Ctwrfleid 000 010 000 1 RE 47 R4 13 000 Eeu 41 Gran te 13. Olympus 6 Skyline 43 $outr6 Hiqmend 27. Cuitonwood 000 000 REGION FOUR Rrt 000 Orem RF RA 33 U 1W llrvt 000 uuO Brujh'on Provo Kearns Grargor W L t Murray JJOQ 1 noham Tooeie Cyprus Rt FF PA 000 400 son S4 40 37 33 13 28 ft 40 34 W w m Dois Orem 33 Brignton Granger 21 Keems Hiikresl 77 14 Prffyo(OT) 21 31 n Grove 7 21 REGION SEVEN Delta 40 South Sevier 20 Miiiard 30 Emery 0 Mott) 4? Marti! NtchheKlJ Norm Sanpete 0 Juab 21 San Juan 6 (Canab Beaver REGION FIVE 19 REGION SIX American Fork 32 Pavson 21 Certwn 18 Spanish Fork 27 Soringville Lem 32. Utniah 26 tOT) 0 tost THREE REGION FIVE Judge 70 Tooele 14 Bingham 34, oroan 12 Murray 14. Davis 7 Stt) 400 Swtti B West 13 REGION FOUR SOO Skyline CrtonHOOd H'oHand Otymous J Vmont REGION 008 .000 Grarte REGION TWO Boo LomonO U 30 42 Layton REGION THREE Ret W L 0 1 ono West M Bounf'M n ViewmcAt Ben Lomond Coden 0S REGION Roy SO Bear RrvdrO Weoer I Bonne, 'tie 7 box EtOef 24. Looan U 509 Sky View let the kids do a lot of the football's still an emotional game, The Idhlmed in Judge coach Gil Cordova. Jquarternack feels the emotion of the game so we ;give him the option to do what he wants. The game belongs to the kids." I McGill lives a life of double danger for the ;BuIldogs. He splits his time playing safety defensively while holding down the quarterback post on offense. Cordova plays almost every 'athlete both ways, however, and Dan is just in 'keeping with the Judge spirit. During an average ;game. Judge uses 15 to 16 players. ! I just do what I have to do on defense, said I usually dont hJd anything back. McGill. ICoach can always replace me if 1 get tired or hurt 'at either position, so 1 doni conserve any energy ton defense to help me on offense." Last year, Dan found himself handing off .frequently to his older brother, Mark, who ; anchored the Bulldog backfieid at halfback. The j brother tandem gave Judge one of the premier .backfields m the state, but Dan feels his brothers graduation hasn't eroded the squad play-callin- 7 7 Pjnntviiie Sart. - '"We tt Friday' Scfwtfute REGION ONE Bear River at Sky View Box Elder at Bonneville Logan at Weber REGION TWO Ben Lomond at Layton Bountiful at Ogden Clearfield at Vewmont REGION INNER Olvmoui at East Skyline at West Granite at Cotton oe-Highland at South REGION FOUR Orem at Provo Hiilcrest at orighron Kearns at Granger REGION RUE Cyprus at Tooele Judge at Jordan Bingnem at Davis REGION SIX Carbon at Pleasant Grove American Fork at Lehi Sprlncville at Pay son Uintah at Spanish Fork REGION SEVEN South Sevier at MiMard Manti at Delta Emery at RiCftfie.d Juab at Moe i San Juan at North Sanpete fiiviCN ctGH Kcnab at Pa'owen Panguich at Beaver Milford at North Sevier REGION NINE South Summit at Grentsville North Summit at Union Morgan at Wasatch Park City at Intermountain REGION TEN Duchesne at Montlcelto Altamont at East Carbon REGION ELEVEN Dixie at Cedar City Rwutt PriJy REGION ONE L Rov Prep Schedule Prep Grid Scores Prep Standings pressure on a quarterback, hut the good ones will block everything except the game out of their mind. I like to call the plays, 3cGi!l said. "The coaches call some of the plays iffarly in the game, but after the game's Ogresncd a bit, they let r..c call them or. the most J I why Royals are considered to be Ling of the hill in region. Mike McCoy, perched high on d , 30 37 Parowsr REGION EIGHT North Sever 0 Milford 0 Pentpfeh0 46 I COION NINE Morgan 39 Dugav 0 Souttt Summ.t Ji, Intermountam Norm Summt 24, GranHviittO Wawtch 40 PArk City 9 REGION TEN East Carbon 27 Marrticelio I? River 21 Duchesne 0 6 Giw REGION SIX presence known. - s iH We offer Inrlollotlew McCoy has been playing football since the first Akk-w- W( pt MftcN TANKS AND CUSTOM-EUIL- O HfTCHII TO NT ANYTHING V HI v- BUICX OPEL Mike CASAOT'S INC. a EIMCO BSP EIMCO MINING MACHINERY ASt NOV HIRING FOR FCRfAANINT, FULL TIME POSITIONS. (See Mi. 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Just redeem one cf your Weekday Season Tickets with an additional ;2 60 and you are skiing Snowbird for only $6 50 a $2 50 or 28 savings off the regular $9 rate " A PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES, TOO: For $100, families ct two (parents and children) purchase 25 das of sk'ing at $4 a dav Additional fami'y members ater the first two purchase a minimum of 10 days of skiing each at $4 a day For example, families of three purchase a minimum of 35 days, families of 4, a minimum of 45 days, and so on However, any enrolled member of the family may use any number of the family's days of skiing Weekend and holiday sk mg ,s available, too by redeeming one Weekday Season Ticket with $2 50 ! ?5$u , - coming Sept. 25 He runs like a deer, steals passes like a vulture and competes with wreckless abandon. Of course he has big bears up front like Fosmark, Thompson and Panfiloff to scare off any scavengers. The pack may be the first to bring P.oy a region and state football title er you cm kuNlI yeu reelf. IffHihn I n jt grade and progressed through the little league ranks. CloteevtM EfO leeee BIRR R8 loeheHeN (This price Is peed ontH stock Is depleted) I ski tfao J . 322-560- 9 ! fit j, i , . s Tanks "Wed work out together in the mornings, especially in the summer, McGill said Mark ! used to pic k up the tough yardage when we needed it in the clutch, but Tim Wilson, Kevin Brady and Mike McGeehan have all been tough under pressure this year to pick up the slack " There may come a day when a computer replaces the Quarterback on a football team considering the infinite variables and numbers of plays, each more productive m certain situations and each designed for their ow n unique purpose , The mechanical quarterback would eliminate all mistakes, the thing every quarterback dreads, but has experienced at least once. "All you can do when you make a mistake is .forget it and do it right the next time, said McGill. "I remember our game against Davis I ; was nervous and on the second play of the game ; called a play and ran another one. I went to make a pitch-oand no one was there. You just have to shake-of- f those mistakes. We can ' , A . 6-- BRONCO CHIV. SUB. BLAZE ! If for the ALL NEW ? vr An . h WATCH EKCKLify iM ii . Panfiloff and his family moved to Roy after In ing in Germany nearly all of his life. His father was stationed at a German Air Force base and Greg played on the service teams while over seas. His family originally came from Pennsylvania and the 202 pounder has plenty of muscle to make his NT I R'i 'SPEClXr" TuAuxiliary for Summer Morning Workouts SuSooBlpjiiisf a - ar The concerned gentleman may be right about quarterbacks They live a dangerous life. Quarterbacks have nightmares about linemen, about 6 and pnj 255 pounds, catching them ripping their heads from their shoulders. They piece of picture beefy linemen holding a tom-ujersey (a low number, of course) while the jnnocent-lookinr rolls on the ground in pain It takes the dedication and leadership of a topmotch quarterback to make a team go The two like the Marx brothers. 40 ' e The Beehive State is blessed with an of fine prep quarterbacks. Judge Memorial's, Dan McGill is just one of many, but his philosophy is interesting. g w , 0 " scratched and marred from the barrage of cleats which the had dev'ie. He caiefuliy pushed himself up from the collage of dirt, grabs and chalk and strolled back to the huddle hiding any signs of a side-swipe- , was r ' By Roger Graves Tribune Sprts Writer A pinch of Germany, a heaping ROY tablespoon of California and just the nght blend of Utahns. Mix em all together and what do you have? If you guessed Betty Crocker's latest recipe for a winning football team, youre absolutely correct. Maybe it was a stroke of luck, fate working in its mysterious ways or just a blessing from heaven that brought the above ingredients to Roy High to form one of the most powerful grid squads in the state. The mini melting pot has already made Roy feared in Region One as exemplified by its 50-lashing of Bear River Friday and things arent likely to get any better for opponents on the Royals schedule. Utabns Form Nucleus The nucleus of the Royals, and royalty they are in Region One, is comprised of Ufahne Mike Me Co; , Mike Fosmark and Kevin Thompson. Sprinkle m Jim McMahon, who transferred from San Jose, Calif., and Greg Panfiloff, who arrived at Koy by way of Germany, and youve got the heart of the cohesive machine theyre calling the shredder in northern Utah townships. Thompson and Fosmark are captains and kids you just like to be around, noted coach Ernie Jackim during a recent visit. To me, theyre the epitomy of what athletics are all about building character in young men. hold on the state long jump McCoy has a two-yechampionship and will, once again, help the Royals in baseball, basketball and track. Mike fs a three-yea- r while Fosmark and Thompson starter football-wis- e letter men. are three-yea-r The McMahons teammates just call him California Kid in reference to his move, hut also to face which almost his sandy hair and beach-parche- d always houses a pair of sunglasses. McMahon came in and the kids really accepted him. said Jacklin. There were none of the usual problems which occur wtien a strange face tnes out for the foolbail team. Backfieid Tandem McMahon, a junior, handles the quarterback chores for the Royals whi'e McCoy is Roys too running back and also plays in the defensive secondary. Fosmark and Thompson also play both ways for the Royals Footballs my favorite sport, said McCoy," but all sports take about the same amount of mental preparation to get you ready to perform up to your capabilities. To me, the lines the most important. If it w aren't for tnose guys, there wouldnt be any holes to run through Sealing off the shooting linebackers is the most chimed in difficult task on the offensive line, Fosmark. If you let those guys in theyll take any cheap shot they can get. Wc know because we play defense too." 1 yr Kis i "v Atiilelic Blend Bolsters Hoy Roger & i . 21, 1975 ft 353b south State- - 2G68333 - . , g; f . 4c - I ' ? -- p8t |
