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Show I i jpirit THE SAMPLER Thursday, December 2, 1982 Armchair quarterbacks iry th pros Mustangs pluck Eagle feathers to win As the college football sea- come up .with the eventual winners in this issue of The Sampler". Heres how our predictors did over the past few weeks. The Wizard lead the way once again by picking 24 correct out of 32 games, including one tie, for a percentage of 77 son dwindles down to only bowl games( our experts will be concentrating their main attention on the professional games. Has the e affected some of the better teams? Maybe, but who would have guessed that the defending Super Bowl champions, San Francisco 49ers would have lost twice to the normally mediocre New Orleans Saints? Hope-hill- y our local predictors can 'so-call- ed pro-strik- Fourteenth Week, Dec. Goat Roper, cent; and E.T., 20-11-- Herder, 104-47-- 3, 100-51-- 3, 3, 93-58-- 3, 62 percent. percent; win easily 4-- 6 ed clobbered the Eagles with everything but the kitchen sink. In the third quarter, the Mustangs outplayed their opponents 18-- 6 to increase their by Sp4 Tim Karas The Dugway Mustangs overwhelmed the Eagles of Duchesne by the score of 68 lead to to 41. 52-3- 1. November 19, the Mustangs galloped to an early 14-- 9 lead in the first quarter. Guiding the Mustangs attack in that points. Since Dugway had a very commanding lead going into the fourth quarter, you might have expected them to coast opening period was Steve Bruce with six points, fol Pros Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants San Diego at San Francisco Tampa Bay at N.Y. Jets Washington at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo ' Baltimore at Minnesota Cleveland at Cincinnati Detroit at Green Bay Miami at New England New Orleans at Atlanta Chicago at Seattle Denver at LA Rams LA. Raiders at K.C. Dallas at Houston i 1 Philadelphia San Francisco Philadelphia San Diego N.Y. Jets N.Y. Jets Washington Washington Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Minnesota Cincinnati Green Bay Miami Minnesota Cincinnati Green Bay Miami Atlanta Chicago LA. Rams LA. Raiders Dallas . ' N.Y. Giants Philadelphia San Francisco Tampa Bay Washington Buffalo Baltimore Cincinnati Green Bay New England Atlanta Seattle Atlanta Seattle Denver L.A. Raiders Dallas. Denver LA. Raiders Houston San Diego North Summit with a devastating combination of play by Bruce and John N.Y. Jets them, they contributed 17 points, thus giving the Mus- -' tangs a 5 halftime lead. Braves' coach, Dan Skinner got his team to tighten-u-p Washington Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Minnesota Cincinnati Green Bay Miami New Orleans Minnesota Cincinnati Green Bay Miami Seattle Chicago Denver LA. Raiders Dallas Denver LA. Raiders Dallas V;; Atlanta aT:- - as they tallied up a slimmer Bruce finished high man on the squad with an im , and - Blue Shield Standard Option. Dollar for dollar this plan is the best buy available 1 i ! 'i - free-throw- s, Boegler contributes to SSU football team JL two tackles for losses. He had 83 tackles as a junior and a two-yetotal of .192 at SSU. He broke up five passes and ar recovered three fumbles in his career. At Dugway High School, Boegler earned 12 letters in sports and participated in 2-- a family buys you health and dental coverage. Ith the new Blue Cross l I free-thro- w 14 points. decided in the second ; Lundy and Levi Morton, 3 point; Bob Soloman and Kary Gardner with 2 points apiece. Dugway committed 8 team fouls compared to North Summits 9. The Mustangs had a better percentage from, line than the the Braves, as they connected on 9 out of 12 while the Braves made only 7 out of 14 attempts. Skinner's strategy almost worked. His own offense couldnt do any better though 18-1- ' leading 6 assists; Steve put 15 points on the score-boar- d the entire second half, overpowered North Summit. Mustangs Steve Bruce lead the barrage by knocking in three baskets in guiding his 0 team to a commanding first quarter score. The game was pretty much ia. , Brothers, 6 points, including 2 for 2 in free throws, team their defense for the remainder of the game. Considering that Dugway only they outmaneuvered and Marshall, Minn. - James "Butch Boegler of Dugway, completed his senior year Of football at Southwest State University this past season as the Golden Mustangs finished with a 7 record. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Boegler was used as a linebacker by SSU. He is planning to graduate with a degree in physical fitness. He played on the defensive unit which shut out four opponents in 1981, but struggled this past campaign. Boegler was in on 109 tackles, including 36 solos and 73 assisted stops. He also k added a up and Just $5.55 a pay period for a single or $14.84 a pay period for leading 9 rebounds; Jeff 40-1- . Washington attempts. Other players helping give the Mustangs an explosive offense were as following: DeWitt, 12 points; Larry White, 8 points, team DeWitt. Between the two of 55-2- . t pressive 19 points, including 5 free throws made out of 6 5 typically known that Braves usually ride Mustangs, but not when these two schools got together for a November 20. contest. After Dugway bucked North Summit off their backs, they then rode right over them for a Philadelphia' smashing 9 triumph. San Diego Dugway established supreN.Y. Jets macy early in the game, as f 55-2- 9 smoked quarter. Dugway 22-- Its X L Braves get scalped by Sp4 Tim Karas 1. h Brothers, 10; White, 10; Gardner, 10; Levi Morton, 8; Bruce, 8; Steve Lundy, 5; Gary Smith, 2; and Bob Jack-so- n with 1 point. As for rebounds, DeWitt lead with 9, as Bruce was one behind with 8. In assists. Brothers had 11, while Bruce had 7. . Jeff Brothers who had been held silent most of the game, came alive, and popped in 6 of those Playing their home opener, 68-4- 1. Dugways DeWitt finished with 14 points but even then, he was not the high point sCorer of the game. Duchesne's Kelly Bailey, an extremely accurate shooter, pumped in 11 baskets for 22 points, over half of his team's total of 41 points. . Others contributing to the Mustang onslaught were way players seemed and fired up. Coach George Bruce's pep talk must have worked as the Mustangs fe-fresh- 21-poi- nt 16-1- points. Coming out of the locker room, after the half, the Dug- 98-53-- 3, 96-55-- margin. But not the Mustangs, they wanted to show everyone that theyre good enough to win the state championship again this year. The Mustangs outpointed 0 in the the Eagles, fourth and final quarter to 34-2- 5. 69 percent; 66 Aku, percent; 65 Sheep Herdxer, Goat Roper, percent; 64 percent; and E.T., Wizard, 74 percent; Sheep 71 1, into this week's action: ratio. Our percent other local predictors had the following record over the same time frame: Aku, 22-9-- 1, 18-13-- on their lowed by John DeWitt, 4 points; Larry White and Kary Gardner with 2 points apiece. Both teams looked impressive in the second quarter, as the Mustangs outgunned their opponents to make the score DeWitt pumped in 6 points, while White and Gardner each had four percent. In the overall predictions, the Wizard increased his lead and now has picked four more games right than Aku. Here's how they stack up, going won-los- s 23-8-- 1, 65 per58 1, football, basketball . and track. His athletic honors included: he was an in and football and set a school record for tackles. He then played two years of football and competed in track at Snow Junior College before all-stat- all-regi- all-count- on 'JAMES "Butch 109 tackles while playing linebacker. State. Dugway mens BOEGLER is wearing the Southwest State University football jersey in which he helped his defensive team with transferring to Southwest pass-brea- tn e, ry basketball schedule 1982-8- 3 t Games played at Tooele Junior High Wednesday, Nov. 17 Wednesday, Jan. 5 80 Boise 6 p.m. - vs. Anaconda 56 Dugway 1 Dec. Wednesday, Wednesday, Jan. 12 6 p.m. - vs. Fantastic Plastic Dugway vs. 48th Wednesday, Dec. 8 Wednesday, Jan. 19 8 p.m. vs. Graritsville 8 p.m. - vs. Decor 15 Dec. Wednesday, Wednesday, Jan. 26 7 p.m. - vs. Wear House a receives Dugway bye 22 Dec. Score unavailable at printing time. Wednesday, NOTE: Disregard the sched9 p.m. - vs. Reds ule in the last issue of "The Wednesday, Dec. 29 a receives Dugway Sampler, as they dropped out bye of that league's competition. OF YOUR HQSTOJL Now Blue Cross and Blue Shield High Option gives Federal Employees improved hospital j0. coverage. Itfe our maximum protection plan. 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