Show - MW '31Tei The Salt Lake Tribune 21) 1966 15 May :f ' White Unit Outlasts Redin Ile Battle I It) k:lcr A Lin t' - 6 1 ': 4 4 adIPullman kicking for a va ntage Bigelow then unlimbered and passed to Wendell Jones for an scoring play and Doug 'Wells scored on a conersion for a White edge )127-2Reds Threaten ''':- - ti- '''' 11011 r 4' y ' ' ' ! s 7 ' It- 6: 11 l' I) - 4'' 4r-- elk 4 : ' The Reds threatened at the end of the third period but died near the goal line Bigelow came right back with a couple of completions to Rich Tate and struck in the first quarter came then a TD pass to Jones deficit in the back from a But Gehrke found the range second period and led the rest and started to connect with of the way to victory in an of- 'Butera going over for the score fensive show that pleased the crowd of several thousand parti-- ' The Whites put the Reds in the sans ball game by bobbling the kick off which wound up as a safety First Tally vicWilson socred the first touch- and the Reds made a final of mindown in the first quartet) tory bid with a couple after Jerry Tollinan recovered utes left They got close enough a fumbled punt on the Red 191 to make it interesting before intercepted a After Elwood Stewart Bigelowl Merlin Driggs and Charlie Smith powered to pass to end the threat had the The new the six Wilson squirted over on the keeper Lane Walsh kicked' crowd on edge all the game the deep passes to the ends the lead to at the end of the' and the safety valve flips to the firqt period t!S N I t' e i ''' ) it 33-2- 7 4 c -- 0 I 1:'''' ' si ft) - 3 2I ' 4 Ile N — i 1 ' - Jack Gehrke the veteran 'swing man or the flanker getpassed to Ben Ong the ball in the air a lot quarterback Woodson who reversed his field and went 42 yards on a brilliant The annual O W Adams Tenrun and Jerry Pullman kicked By Bill Coltrin fwhat little contest it was in the point for a nis Tournament is scheduled for game early -Tribune Early 41 the fourth quarter Writer Sports the second period at Liberty Park acMay after Kent (Thorn of the varsity — But Larry Hinton pulled the PROVO Varsity gridde rs of had returned a punt 35 yards to cording to Mrs Howard BradWhites in front with two great Young Brigham University the Alumni 35 Carter hit Olde shaw meet director runs off interceptions The first look exactly like the for a The to pass to set up the Tribune - didn't Mrs deadSpecial the Bradshaw said of interan a runback touchdown third of West Saturthe here — The University of ihne entry has been set for Satur- scourge cepted Gehrke pass set up the OGDEN did manage Notch Score score and after the Whites had Utah baseball squad edged lday at 7 pm There will be ac- - day night but they 20-tion in all events for netters 16 to scratch out a victory Steve Ogden made been held for downs he grabbed Weber State here Saturday eight yards over an Alumni team of age and over a second interception and ran it in the first of a double- years shlv- - aind his brother John loped the game 10000 fans Appromixately 17 yards into the end zone for a F D Robbins is defending header at John Affleck Park ered through the game watch- - ' trial seven for the touchdown 13-score champion in the men s singles The Phantom returned as Gehrke unlimbered for four Ibut Weber came back to down and Janice Stevens is defending ing the expected aerial attack of Eldon Fortie gave the fans quite Phil Carter and Virgil throwing in the nightcap women's champion F D is c i completions In a row the last to the Utes a show with his passing and n Vila the back of Mike Butera for a score and a! Utah's Dave Varvel went the only a sophomore at Olympus running but exceptfor ow time Red lead 'distance in the first game High School but he manages to late in the first half the graduUnusual Score Wilson passed the Whites near allowing only three hits and whip all competition ates didn't threaten It will be the second major Also Sparkling Offerisvelylor pay dirt and Smith powered striking out seven The most unusual touchdown' tournament of the new season came in over for a lead with But the big difference was when the graduates was Kent Nance the third period Walsh's extra point good But II I a h ' s leftfielder Dave ft)llowing the Ice Breake r tour- - Doug &how varsity end who ran powerfully and was a nament which went off without deflected an the Reds rallied with Woodson Edmonds who blasted a pass out favorite target for Foiie's passattempted triple a over from the five and 'and a single to drive in two single delay in the latter days of the end zone' scooting ing — - — --- --of —7- runs RIM nail Mrs Bradshaw and other and came down right in the AND tournament officials are The Alumni almost scored hoping mitts o f Brent Olsonof the var- WPber MO 000 3 MAICO Utah 5 that the weather remains as 00 001 who was in the end zone! right at the end of the first half Dave Varvel and Dave Dim)rtiot Larry say Clarence to make it an even game but et" Steve Baal (14 and Kirk Black !ni ce for the O W Adams meet w h en he caught n Kauffman the clock ran out after the Silo most truotod 13-- 0 Count memos Jo Hooting Alumni had gone to the Varsity That made the score 13-- right five yard line Tomplo $ tC utak In u South Coll Into the second half and ended! 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