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Show Can Utah Valley 3-A Schools Break GridPlayoff Jinx? ursday. By BOB HUDSON Herald Sports Writer It has been, it seems, an eternity since a 3A football team from Utah Valley madeit past the quarterfinal roundofthe state foot- ball tournament. Thelast time that happened was in 1976 when Scott Phillips guided Springville into the semifinals. The area coaches would like to break the jinx. They'll get their next opportunity to do so when four county teams pair up with three from the Salt Lake Valley and one from Ogden. Games include American Fork at Ogden at 1:30 p.m. and Springville at Judge Memorial, Orem at West and Jordan at Provo,all at 2 p.m. AM. FORK at OGDEN “Ogden is real big,’’ said American Fork's Don Mower. ‘Their defensive tackles and defensive ends average 230 and that might be into the game with its only losses to Provo (12-6 in overtime) and to Pleasant Grove (52 20). Ogden comes in. with a 6-4 record with losses to Weber (24-8). to Roy (31-14) to Box Elder (24-20) and to Pleasant Grove (21-12 JORDAN at PROVO ood, solid tootball Offensively we must control the ba put some points on the board. And we execute very wel Henderson sa November 5, know they respect us and we respect The bestthingfor us to do against Judge is to try to control the ball,’ Newbury said They can't scoreif they don’t have the ball We feel we can do some things against their overall record is unavailable good linebackers and linemen and offensively identical in some phases of the game, few years because they've been carved up by a lot of other schools taking part of their enrollment. But they're coming back now and we knowthey'll bring a big crowd with them. IT hope we canget one as big.”” SPRINGVILLEat AUDGE them.” “Jordan has a great tradition,” Henderson said. “They haven't been doing well the past Newburysaid. tion,” said Orem coach Steve Downey havete not let them eep the ball for nn) periods of time. Downey Said. They're pretty tough. but our confidence level is up pretty high We've veen progres: sively been getting better and we can sur can stop what they do and get time of posses- sion on our side, I think we'll be alright.” Newbury said some people were knocking the Devils’ chances of beating the top-rated prise people Bulldogs. ‘We're happy for the opportunity to play them OREM at WEST There's a lot to say for West High tradi- Defensively we're go oneof our better games and wehave a good tailback andfullback. If we Orem goes into the gamewith a 6-4 record while West is 7-3 Newbury said. ‘There are a lot of EXER-TRAMP the state and might present some problems and they have a good flanker in Mark Jogging Tramp Williamsand a good tight endin Pat Valaer,”” Mowersaid. “I think if we can keep from fumbling we'll be in the ball game,"’ Mowersaid. ‘Our con- make thi They're always thi “Defensively we have ct WAKES THE» “They have a big tailback in junior Jones, whois supposed to be oneof the better onesin and we're going to ve a good team this year Both of us realize we've got to get over this kind of a tough nut to crack Utah—Page7 said Springville coach Ray Newbury hurdle to go on. Provo is unbeaten in nine gamesthis year The Beetdiggers have lost at least once, 13-7 to top-ranked Judge. Further information on they haven't been a passing team because they haven't had to be “We're going to have to play good solid defense,’' Henderson said. ‘‘We're going to have to gang-tackle and odplay 48 minutes of HE HERALD, Provo, people who would like to have it ‘but we do Judge has a real good quarterpack and fullback and an exceptional tailback, but than that I feel our guys are equal to There's no doubt Jordan is the best team we'll have played to date,” said Provo coach Frank Henderson. ‘Jerry Richardson is. without a doubt, one of the best backs in the State and they have several good 'inemen “Becauseof that, theylike to run theball. Henderson said. “We're very similar, almost but 198 SALE REG. $120.00 '- © Two Color Ball * Orange and Yellow j¢ , S892Fe : cern is sustaining an offense. We've had trou- ble doing that at times this year. But, if we play like we're capable, we can beat them.” American Fork takes a 7-2 overall record Lehi, Richfield To Battle In 2-A Semifinal By BOB HUDSON Herald Sports Writer As always, Lehi is in control of its own destiny. The Pioneers will get a chance to defend their 2-A footballtitle IF they can defeat Richfield in Friday's semifinal game. That game is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Snow College in Ephraim. “Richfield throws theball well,” said Lehi’s Lou Andrus. ‘They have a good quarterback in Kenny Munk and they have somegood receivers in Kendall Willardson and Chad Kiesel, their tight end. We'll have to watch their buttonhooks and we'll haveto be careful of their deep patterns. “From watching thefilms,I think they can be run on,” Andrussaid. “‘And welike to run although we mixed it up better than we had when webeat San Juan last week. “We've been looking forward to playing Richfield for a long time,” Andrussaid. “I thinkit’s going to be a fun, exciting game. I’m blad we're going to be playing at a college. I think that’s where playoff gamesshould be played. There’s something special about the atmosphere. “Tf we play well, we can beat them,’’ Andrussaid. “But we can’t make mistakes. But nowisthe time when we should be making mistakes anyway.It’s just a matter of execution now. “We're a young team. We've been learning each week. Hopefully we cameof age last week,” Andrus concluded. Lehi comesinto the game with fur losses in 10 games.Richfield, meanwhile, has just tow lossesin a like numberof outings. The other 2-A semifinal game, Millard vs. Morgan will be played at OremHigh Schoolat 1:30 p.m. Friday. SPORTSMAN SES.* FABULOUS ree FAL S PORTS SAVINGS! PUMAN JR-BASKET ATHLETIC SHOE REG.$26.99 © Canvas Upper © Hard Court Shoe © CushionFit SALE © © e © CERTIFICATE INTERESTRATEIS 12.971% Effective Ni ven eenNovember9. ‘Annualisoronags File. THE 2'4 YEAR INTEREST RATEIS 14.250% Ettective October27throughNNovember9. 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Bronco coach Dan Reeves said he had assured Steinfort, who kicked field goals of 42 and 49 yards in Denver's 19-17 Mondaynight victory over the Vikings, that he would remain on the squad. “We'll sink or swim with Freddie,” Reeves said “Tuesday.‘I called Freddie in this morning and told him.I’m just gonna go with oe_'s isproved he can kick in the National Football Le: Steinfort, who went into Monday's8 game with a record of connecting on only 7 of 18 field goal attempts, was reportedly kicking for his job against the Vi ikings. He missed a 28-yarder and had an extra point attempt blocked during the game. Reeves, who last weekcalled in four placekickers to try out‘for Steinfort’s Job,said he decided he didn’t wantSteinfort to feel that he was kicking on a weekto-week basis. “T feel the same about kickers as quarterbacks — they shouldn’t have to worry every play that they’re going to be replaced,” the rookie coach said. 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