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Show - P v I" Jtr, p ft 'U r m, - friendly and the fc,- Murray Pint Thrift Building PHONE 355-284- 1 STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, victory. 86 PROOF, G00DERHAM & WORTS, PEORIA, ILL decide for yourself G&W PRIVATE STOCK beginning to end In posting the Class A football semifinal victory. That Bountiful stayed with Its tactics was evidence of the fear they shared of quarterbacking wizards Gary Stahl and Brian Gunderson. ball-cont- rol The Braves had to keep the In this game lest the Titans unload the passing bombardment and get an edge that Bountifuls deliberate ground game couldnt counter- ball act. Meanwhile Olympus found the going rough against the strong Brave line that wouldnt yield despite the pounding of somewhat small Olympus fleet of backs that include little Jim Karren, Brent Larsen, Chris Sharp and the only power plug to the scoring hard-hittincombine g Bill Papanlkolas. If there was a thorn In the Titan side this afternoon he was Bountiful halfback Jim Oldham. It was Oldham who the figured in so much of Bountiful scoring. Oldham, a rugged powerhouse, had one of his finest days as he scored on 175-pou- nd six-yar- d, 83-ya- rd, 35-ya- rd runs and was the spark In the other Bountiful tally. This constant threat to Olympus Without was the difference. him Olympus might have found Itself playing for the title Saturday at Ute Stadium. If there was a complexion to the game it was apparent only when the final buzzer had sounded and Olympus fans the whiz kids realized of Holladay finished the season the way It played the season coming from behind. The only difference this afternoon was that where the Titans had pulled out six straight victories In league action with its drive it had to settle for a loss that climaxed the schools season with a overall record that Includes a yardage victory over Carbon (the tie game) and decidedly de LIGHT fill VBOURBOH V ' V BOURBON 'CZumt'M6 nd 86 proof 6-- HERES YOUR CHANCE.... ni to have one of Scotts superb new stereo receivers in this . HW i iJ Bountifuls narrow week. win last The other two losses were figured to be placed In the experienced column for Coach Ron Startln who was getting the feel of his personnel rather than seeking unimportant preseason wins. Bountiful got the scoring underway with a steady dose of short line plunges that saw Oldham, Dee Winegar, and Bob Hatch move to within the line where Oldham was given a handoff to score. A run for PAT failed and the complexion of the game was taking shape. six-ya- rd Olympus wasnt to be denied own approach to the football game as Coach Startln turned quarterbacks Gary Stahl and Brian Gunderson The two alternated loose. assignments with Stahl passing to elusive Kerry Collins for the tally. The score-boaread 6- when the PAT boot fell shy of the uprights. Bountiful went to work compiling a margin that would leave them ahead when the Intermission came. Again Oldham and Winegar pounded at and through the Titan line for a 13-- 6 lead that resulted when Oldham directed himself Into the tough Titan line and lateralled out to Winegar who scooted over the TD. Its rd -6 It was Scott Jarvis who booted the PAT for Bountiful. Olympus didnt have the hefty backs that are necessary for any kind of ground game. Gunderson and Stahl, rather, i j alternated in THE QUALITY BIKE REGARDLESS OF PRICE! Schwinn bikes are best! Best because there is extra quality and workmanship built into every one Extra quality that means longer, carefree, service-fre- e life. Jarvis converted. End Stevenson took the following kickoff, and showing as much size as there Is In the Titan backfleld, skipped his way for 61 yards to Bountifuls 26. Olympus was moving. The spark that Bountiful feared had ignited Olympus. The Startln kids knew the clock was running out and turned ot Its wide-opgame. Ironically, a pair of fumbles moved the ball to the one. Stahl dropped one to the 10 and quarterback Gunderson fired a strike to Karren who caught the ball, ran a while and dropped It out of bounds on the one-yaline. en ( rd Quarter back Gunderson went over the following play on a keep. Olympus could sense a victory. It held Bountifuls fine running fleet of backs and got ball possesion with less than a minute showing on the score-boa- rd clock. It was Stahls turn to pass. He found end Stevenson clear and connected for 70 yard pass play and a game ending touchdown. The last two PAT tries failed. Olympus linemen credited with an outstanding job in stemming Bountifuls powerful Braves Included flankers, Stevenson, Collins, and Fagergren; tackles Blaine Symes and Ron Hunt, guards Jerry Bullock and Jerry Green and ruggec center Bob Connors. OUTSTANDING A MONEY SAVING QUALITY! LOW PRICE! More for your money with a Schwinn Typhoon. Four coat baked on enamel finish for a longer life Schwinn tubular rims so much stronger. Cantilever frames and built in kickstand. HOLLADAY Feed & Sporting Goods 4644 Holladay Blvd. 277-262- 6 passing roles series to using a draw-pla- y open up Bountifuls secondary that spent a good part of the first half on the line of scrimmage. Sticky-fingere- d Jim Karren, Kerry Collins, Paul Fagergren and rugged Rick Stevenson were targets most of the afternoon and It was a foregone conclusion that Olympus could open up any time for a quick touchdown or two. Bountiful went to work early In the second half to widen Its score margin. Oldham took a Hatch passout, scooted his way around Olympus flank and ran for 83 yards and a score. Again Jarvis converted. With little more than five minutes remaining In the game Bountiful scored again. And again it was Oldham who broke loose for jaunt that placed the score at 27-- 6 when 4 : 35-ya- rd magnificent console cabinet! r, V flSf .Fj' x School when in time for HuU wtot i A Society The University of Deseret was the small beginning of todays University of Utah and occupied the present site of West Hiph HALF SOLE Xmas - - Scott's famous Model 340 B at a 14. Photo Courtesy Utah State Historical LADIES Just J - , Plans Grid Campaign For 65 Bountmu's fleet of haL backs was the difference as they ground out yardage from 35 South Moin - , V Xvi Olympus Becomes Power ; 27-1- 8 1 ., - - DEFENSE! Olympus High School defense was alert on this occasion where Bountiful back Is stopped by rugged guard Jerry Green (60) while Chris Sharp (40) and Brian Gunderson (IT move In for stop. as Olympus closed football season. ng TRAVEL SERVICE ',r - , iOMllwiiaLir- BREAKING AWAY Olympus halfback Brent Larsen breaks away for nice gain around left end In Class A semi-fin- al football game with Bountiful. 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