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Show 16 - THE CITIZEN - THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, 1973 Sky View Sports Bobcats Bury Millard 64-- 8 was stymied. With first and goal from the three, Carling looked a for offense McPhee in the corner of Displaying potent and stingy defense, the Sky paydirt but the pass was just out View Bobcats proved themof reach. The final three downs selves as predicted region found Carling attempting uncrown contenders Friday, successful passes as the Cats Millard defensive line, anchored by trouncing the class 64-Steve Thorne, Jeff Croft and Eagles Though not a real test for the Scott Low and Tracy Phillips sixth-ranke- d Bobcats, the con- closed off the running attack test gave Coach Earl Lindley a forcing Millard to the air. On fourth and goal, the Cat good look at several promising juniors as the second string took line dumped Carling on his own over for the varsity for nearly 16 yard line ending the only two quarters of play. Despite a other Eagle threat. Hall then made the most of his lethargic first quarter the slumping cats served notice on last offensive series by tossing the Eagles as the second quar- the ball to Howard Little who ter began. broke a tackle and raced 46 Four touchdowns were run up yards for the score. Minutes in the second frame as the later reserve QB Val Gunnell Bobcats exploded for 24 points oted the ball over from the nine within eight minutes of play. or another six. The second play of the quarter Tom Knowles pounced on a found Bruce Miller going nine blocked punt thus setting up the yards off tackle for the score. eighth score of the afternoon. Moments later, Dave Jenkins Gunnell hit junior Jerry Rashauled in a Kim Hall pass for mussen for a pickup to nine yards and the TD. The play the two. Gunnell took it from was set up on an interception by there. cornerback Glen Bailey. Tracy Maughan, junior lineon From then it was a matter backer, intercepted a Carling of receive the punt and score. pass and outran the 'Eagle Following a Millard punt, the defenders the final 27 yards for cats scored again in four plays yet another touchdown. with Miller grabbing a Hall Rasmussen put the icing on aerial from 10 yard out. Three the cake by rumbling six yards minutes later, Donny Williamson picked off his own fumble for the final score of the game, 64-and scooted 46 yards around end that ended for the six. All of the PAT Sky View now faces a possible failed. do or die situation. Roy (3-attempts The Eagles finally managed fourth ranked in state) and Box their only score of the day as Elder (2-10th in state) pose' Shane Quarterback Carling the first region action for the found flanker Dave McPhee in Bobcats, both to be played in the corner of the end zone for enemy territory. Both could be the lone Millard touchdown. crucial wins or losses if the Cats Scott Christensen lugged the hope to be in the state tournapigskin over from the three for ment in November. the conversion making it 24-- 8 at the intermission. The second half began in much the same as the preceding The Smithfield TOPS (Take quarter. Only 30 seconds had run off the clock when Hall Off Pounds Sensibly) Club has snuck through the surprised begun weekly Thursday meetEagle secondary on an ings in the basement of the A to Hall touchdown romp. Smithfield Library. Weigh-i- n Brian Daines pass netted the time is from 6:15 to 6:30 p.m. two point conversion. followed by a meeting from 6:30 After receiving the kickoff, p.m. to 7 p.m. Anyone interestthe Eagles drove to the Cat ed in joining the group should one-foline where the drive call Loraine Hansen at By Vince Saunders 2-- A 8. OFFICERS of Sky Views FFA are', front row, from left, Val Burton, secretary; Grant Gordon, reporter; Larry Payne, historian; Jeff Olsen, historian, and, back row, Larry Owen, treasurer; Kimber Hall, sentinel; ElRay Schumann, vice president, and Terry Spackman, president. Among the clubs many activities for the coming year will be exhibits of livestock, crops and mechanics at the Utah State Fair, representing Utah at the National Judging Contest in Kansas City and the organizations green hand vocational agriculture students. ceremony for first-yeNEWLY-ELECTE- FFA Officers 19-ya- rd D ar Trenton rfpS And Visits Mrs. Mortenson entertained at dinner Monday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Griffin and family, David, MaryAnn, Ruth and Sharon, Bonnie Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Griffin. The ward ' MIa aider the direction of Leon Oswald, Geraldine Merrill and youth officers, held a dance in the cultural hall Tuesday evening. 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