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Show 3 WEST VAUiY VIEW But Thursday, Oci. 22, 1981 Granite Prevails Halts Jordan Streak - Curtin's Heroics End JHS Dream Pirates Force Farmers Into Overtime Cottonwood contest, the Titans and the win- MAGNA. Granite highs Farmers dodg- ner ed a bullet here Thursday night. The Farmers used a er Skyline-Grang- matchup penalties. successful conversion to turn back a gutty Cyprus and in so squad doing, captured a second straight Region Three title. But although they lost the contest, the Pirates proved they have arrived in 4A competition, gaining a great deal of for their play. two-poi- 15-1- the of and had two apparent Pratt in the end zone. touchdowns called Pratt made a diving back by motion catch and the suc- 4 Given that set of would be tied for the final playoff berth and would play Tuesday in what the coaches have Toilet dubbed a Bowl. While Granite dodged a bullet in winning at Cyprus, within the the cessful PAT made up for an earlier field goal attempt muffed by a and flip chance, Simmons therein, possibly the game. With both teams getting a crack from the 10, Dilley found Sefakis on the first knew which direction to go. He ran away from Jones and got the ball over the line. The title belonged to the gambling five of those. Sefakis was named the offensive player of the game by the Buc coaches. Defensively, the Pirate secondary held Granite to 5x20 passing. Paul Coon with 10 assists and defensive unit, was able to dodge several. The Farmers had Only a blocked field good field position virgoal from easy range tually all night long, kept the Bucs from but could only once and that owning a share of the league lead going into was on a long drive to the season finale open the first half. tomorrow (Friday). Cyprus struck first, However, moral vi- after having been pinctories aside, the ned deep in its own terPirates go into that ritory on two straight game facing another exchanges. in a series of must-wiDoug Dilley faded situations. The Pirates back from his own 25 y respec-tabilt- cap-titali- - three unassisted tackles claimed game honors. Hunter also praised Robbie Bez-zan- t, Jones, Jeff Black and Steve Bracken and said that Gros-sain- t, sophomore Cam Smith is showing signs potential of being the best lineman he has coach- n host Cottonwood in a 7:30 contest. The win- ner of that game is assured of the leagues second seed into the state playoffs. The loser will face a possible tie situation Olympus upsets Granite on the Farmer field at 6:30. A Titan win would send the winners of both these games into the state playoffs. Granite already has earned a bye into the quarterfinals. However, if Granite prevails, the loser of the CyprusIn - Cyprus high's Doug Dilley (15) prepares to launch pass as protection proves to be adequate in test of Granite. PROTECTED and found Pete Sefakis, adequately covered and streaking down the sideline. Somehow Dilley threaded the needle and Sefakis raced home, tacking 75 yards on Dilleys passing total for the night. Jerry Archibald added the PAT and the crowd went wild. While no one expected the Bucs to keep the edge, they did through the entire second period. The Farmers were having problems with footing on the wet field . . . Pirate defense became very stingy. Some half-tim- e ad- vice handed out by Farmer Coach Wayne Startin apparently had its effect. There was no more motion in the Granite backfield and the Farmers looked like themselves in the opening drive, with Molonai Hola the key ball carrier. The brothers Hola down got the Farmers close and from there, quarterback John Simmons found Lance - Volleybcll Eagles Defend Perch LAKE. SALT The Olympus Titans face a last opportunity in their quest to knock the Eagles from their nest. Volleyball play this week left Skyline undefeated with Olympus moving into a solo second position in Region Three. Skyline improved its record to by defeating Granite Tuesday in two games, The Eagles also defeated Alice Nellesteins Skyline jayvee girls, beat Cottonwood Thursday, 6-- 0 15-- 15-- 15-1- 15-1- 11-1- 5, 15-1- 1, 15-- In other games Tuesday, Oly and defeated Cyprus, moved to a mark. Cyprus, however, beat the Titan jayvee 15-- 0, 15-- 6 4-- 2 squad, Oly also defeated Granger last Wednesday, 15-- 15-Titan coach Linda Mayne noted that Lori Hess looked good for Oly, in the game against Cyprus. 11-1- 5, 15-1- 15-1- Granite defeated Cyprus last and Wednesday, The Farmer jayvees were also winners over the Pirates, 15-1- 16-1- 4. 1 15-- 9-- and Cottonwood defeated Granger 15-- 5 and 15-- 6 to move Tuesday into a tie for third, both teams sporrecords. ting Cottonwood also was victorious over Cyprus last Wednesday, 15-- 8 Colt coach Shirley and 15-Allen noted in the first game 19-1- 3-- 3 13-1- against Granger Tuesday that her varsity squad forgot to get off the bus. She cited Marci Wilder and The Laurie Faux for hits, Vera Loveless for sets and said her girls were playing better team ball for the last games. Granger coach Stephanie Green was at a loss to explain why her varsity squad lost to both Olympus and Cottonwood this week. She speculated that the girls probably had a problem concentrating on the games. Physically, she said, we are really better, but mentally we just couldnt do it . . . Maybe we peaked 3-- 4 too soon. Green cited the performance be Down close Granite missed a first down by inches and winning. then the Farmer defense forced the Bucs into a punting situation from the end zone. Gordon Black blasted the ball out and the Pirate defense held. Cyprus burned the Farmers again with a Dilley to Sefakis com- pletion that enabled the Pirates to get down close as time was running out and with 47 seconds left, Coach Bill Hunter had the ball on the two and elected to go for a potential field fat hen Farmers were whistl- ed for motion. This time going from the 15, GRANGER. Farmers used the A resident of some trickery. Faking Granger who has to Saia Hola, Simmons hunted for more than faded back with the four decades in Utah ball on his hip while bagged a six r Pratt found himself Saturday aftercompletely alone in noon in southern Utah the end zone and Simas general deer season mons lofted the ball. opened. Six points; Floyd Berrett, 73, Now it was decision 2916 W. Lehi Dr., time. Kick to tie or go downed a for broke. On the deer with a 30.06 rifle point-dee- 14-1- d Simmons sideline, opted to put the whole season on the line and Startin called the bootleg play. Only dont run toward in unit 34, about 15 miles east of Fairview. d He noted that if of all the shots fired had hit the deer, hed a been riddled. Berrett said that two of the four shots that hit the deer were from his gun. The veteran hunters one-thir- number 82, he cautioned, referring to the Bucs Marty Jones. In the huddle, Star-tilater related, Simmons called the play personal record was the wrong way. But set back about 30 years n before the snap, Hunter called for time and given a second ago when he downed a 247-poun- near Huntsville, Utah. Opening weekend, according to Dwight Bunnell of Cougars Win though disappointed that Kearns is out of the playoff picture. A penalty halted the first Cougar drive, but Gary Forakis was in Man Bags ter West Jordan - pleased with the seasons progress, h down the hand on the low kick, forcing it wide of the mark. Then it was overtime. Granite won the 25-- 0 by our patron. $e we eeneee-trat- e on letting people knew United happy to see them. And we teely orel At Age 73, d broke through the Pirate line and got a first-hal- oy It was Granites turn. Simmons first pass fell incomplete. On game- the team together. She was always talking. Nellestein noted that her girls KEARNS. While really got psyched up and used a over in Region Three, lot of teamwork in the Wednesday teams with two less win over Cyprus. Speaking of league wins than Kearns was able to Tuesdays loss to Skyline, she commented, We just rolled over and capture this season are still vying for the played dead. Coach Tim Given at Cyprus bestate playoffs, the moaned his squads lack of Cougar season is over. But it ended on a They wait for agressiveness. something to happen instead of winning note. The making things happen. And lately Cougars scored three when something happens, it hasnt f touchdowns been good. and the jayvee team Games slated for today (Thurs- mopped up in a day) include: Granite at Cot- win over hapless West tonwood, Skyline at Oly and Jordan. The Cougars have Tuesday Granger at Cyprus. games are: Granger at Granite the league bye tomorand Oly at Cottonwood. Varsity row (Friday) and because Alta, Hillcrest play begins at 3 p.m. and Brighton have sewed up the three state playoff berths, Cougar fans are looking ahead to basketball. The win was the . third in the last four outings for Coach Bruce Takeno, who pronounced himself Fmmvi ed. Cyprus play. goal. winning Finding the will to win, Molonai Hola setter Lisa Kilburn. She was the only one that was really keeping a frieatfy mite and nbw greeting coit writing but ere iwetjr Hie bad snap. After that the two teams played defense, but both seemed to have a good chance at first thing United people Iparn is con- trast, had their success through the air. Dilley completed 9x19 passes for 163 yards, with Sefakis receiving confines of the contest, Cyprus, buoyed by a stubborn Granite squad. The Pirates, by of the Utah - (From Page right on a bootleg, saw an opening and raced 21 yards for the score Ed Pelley smothered the last Jordan thrust with a interception Curtin connected on 9x13 pass attempts and ran for an additional 41 jards to he named offensive player of the game. Rodman, who had three catches for 48 yards and rushes for 54 more, also accounted for more than 100 Judge yards McGill gamed 58 yards with a pair of catches, while Clark and Aberton had 39 and 22 with two catches each Colosimo was the leading rusher with 59 yards as Judge rolled up 340 yards of offense. most of that in the second 2, Col. 3) Jordan was not intimidated Richardson was dragged down indrive side the one to cap a and on the next play the Diggers regained the lead. Then Curtin went to work. He took his team 73 yards in four minutes to again knot the score with just over six minutes left to play, covering the last 24 on a t sideline pass to Mike Clark, who drew double coverage all day long. On the ensuing kickoff, Jordan was whistled for its only major penalty of the game, clipping, and for the first time all day the Bulldog defense was able to shut down the attack, giving Curtin one more opportunity from good field game-endin- d picture-perfec- half Bob Condas was the leading Judge defender with 13 tackles and was the defensive player of the game Danny Quinn was the outstanding lineman and McGill position. A completion to Dave McGill put the Bulldogs within range of a possible field goal as the clock wound down, but it wasn't necessary when Curtin rolled sons 5-- 1 all-tim- e in 52-1- 7 44-3- 8 80. Wyoming holds a e slight edge in the record books. 25 wins to 23 with a pair of ties. If for no other reason than that the Rebels handed BYU its only loss this season, Utah would be an underdog at Las Vegas. But additionally the Rebs all-tim- (From Page 2, Col. 3) champs in Division Kickoff is at 1:30. have faced the Beehive state squads are evidently in for tough battles. The Y, with injured quarterback Jim McMahon back in action, appears capable of whipping the archrival Cowpokes and taking a large stride toward another WAC title. Wyo routed hapless TexasEl Paso last week - but everyone else has beaten the Miners too. The Pokes come into the game with a record spotted only by All six-gam- e 0 all-tim- e tougher 2 -- 4-- 2 losses to Oklahoma and Hawaii. But they face a Cougar hex mark and theyve 20-7- had a week's rest since the conquering Y Though UNLV isn't in the conference, its a designated WAC game fortheUtes. The brief series between the two shows a win apiece with Utah capturing the 80 meeting, San Jose tuned up for its invasion of Logan by popping 45-2- CalFullerton 45-2- 3 last week. Earlier, the Ags beat the same team, but by only Including wins over both Stanford and California, the Spar 14-- Boise, which dropdeped an early cision to Idaho State for the only blot on its record, was idle last week in preparation for the invasion of Ogden. The Broncos blanked the in 80 and Cats 24-lead the series nine wins to three. Weber last won in 1971 by . 21-1- 0 foes while compiling a 4-- 2 The setback at NevadaReno left the But Tat record at a win in Saturdays 4-- appearance before a Homecoming crowd could keep them in the Big Sky title race. LANCERS (From Page 2, Col. 9) Bocek, Wilder and Errol Findlay. Weese was named top offensive player by the Lancer staff, who also suV4ed out Medina andthe entire offensive line. Try A Want S' -- Thursday, FREE ESTIMATES scoring on runs of 10 and seven yards. Tim Rose capped the first-hal- a INSTALLATION AVAILABLE through the line midway through the se- UP TO cond period. Kearns scored again in J GIGANTIC INVENTORY OF COLORS burst d W- ON THE ROOF DELIVERY scoring with f 12-yar- Ad! WINTERIZE YOUR ROOF! the end zone twice before the first period expired j season tans have a mark and they lead the series with the Ags seven games to six with one tie. Last USU vicyear's tory was the first over San Jose since '66. lopsided by scores. It was CONFERENCE both-wa- splay them eight losses in the past 10 meetings with the Y, the last three sea- rate than last year statewide and about the same amount of registered hunters. He added that the rest of the season, which runs through Oct. 27, still looks pretty good" with excellent weather forecasts and most of the roads drying up and providing good access. 63-1- the back of the week for his thats handed Division of Wildlife Resources, showed a slightly better success g 24 MONTHS TO PAY WITH APPROVED CREDIT the third period when Sam Coates intercepted his fifth pass of the season and ran it back 20 yards for a touchdown. On the day the Cougars ran for 300 yards and passed for 25 on 2x5 completions. Farrell Price, John ODriscoll and Keith Keyes recovered fumbles and Coates had the interception. 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