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Rounding out the faultless six was White Cane who blindly picked only riht. the High School South Rich at Ducwngr College Georgia at Clemaon games played Michigan at Washington Ohio State at Oklahoma San Diego State at Utah Fullerton St. at Utah St. Army at Louisville Of all the games played over the first week, only in one game did all our predictors pick the wrong team to win. That contest saw Baltimore pull out a victory over New England in overtime. . Pros Mfameeote at Thmpa Bay N.Y. Giants at Dallas N.Y. Jets at New England Philadelphia at Denver 1981. 8. If you get some spare time, for the fun of it, see if you can 18-1- Pittsburgh at Houston San Diego our panel of prog- out-predi- ct . nosticators. Good Luck. White Cene: OMighty PW Rainbow Howard Kossell Maple Dugway Dugway Dugway Dugway; Dugway Dugway Clemaon Georgia Clemaon Michigan Oklahoma San Diego St. Utah St. ' Army Clemaon Washington Oklahoma San Diego St. Utah St. Army Georgia Michigan Oklahoma San Diego Utah St. Louisville Cincinnati Atlanta Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Atlanta Michigan OkUhoma Utah Utah State Louisville Cindnnati at Cleveland Atlanta at Detroit Baltimore at Buffalo Chicago at New Orleans Kansas City at Washington Their first triumph since 8 15-1- 9 at! at LA. Raiders Ohio State Oklahoma Utah Utah State Army Utah Utah St. Army Cleveland Detroit Cleveland Atlanta Cincinnati Buffalo Buffalo New Orleans Kansas City Green Bay Tampa Bay Dallas New York Jets Denver Pittsburgh Seattle St. Louie New Orleans Washington Green Bay Tampa Bay Dallas New York Jets Denver Pittsburgh SanDiego San Francisco LA.Raidera Buffalo New Orleans Washington Green Bay Minnesota Dallas Miami Fourth Week, September Atlanta N.Y. -- . Tampa Bay Dallas N.Y. Jets Jets Philadelphia Pittsburgh SanDiego SanDiego San Francisco San Francisco Miami Miami . New Orleans Washington LA. Rams Tampa Bay Dallas New Orleans Washington Green Bay Minnesota N.Y. Giants N.Y. Jeta Philadelphia Pittsburgh Seattle San Francisco Miami Washington St Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo New Orleans Denver Houston Pounder N.Y. Jets Denvhr Pittsburgh SanDiego San Francisco Miami 23-2- 6 Maple Pounder High School Dugway at Park City College U.C.LA at Nebraka Pittsburgh at Maryland Washington at LS.U. Brigham Young at Air Force Dartmouth at Army Park City Nebraska Pittsburgh L.S.U. Brigham Young Dartmouth . Hawaii Utah at Hawaii Pros San Francisco Baltimore Tampa Bay San Diego Minnesota Atlanta at San Ftandsco Chicago at Baltimore Clncinnat at Tampa Bay Cleveland at San Diego Detroit at Minnesota Smith "MODEL 1000 A MULTI-CHOK- E List Price SEMI-AUT- O with VENT RIB SHOTGUN . . ... Sale Price Less 40 Rebate 496.95 .A N.Y. Jets Pittsburgh Dallas SL Louis Washington N.Y. Giants Longhorns fall as Mustangs win opener A By Sp4 Tim Karas YOUR FINAL COST The Dugway Mustangs, under the guidance of new head football coach Doug outmaneuvered the ' Parry, Longhorns of Altamount and came away with a 20-- 0 victory. Although at the very begin- Jfemington dove & QUAIL YOUR CHOICE LOADS ISA 16GAUGI 7.40 20 GAUGE ning of the game, played August 26, it looked like Alta-mowas going to win the nt contest. Being all fired up, they busted down, the sidelines on the opening kickoff and capitalized on a Dugway mistake, a fumble. List 60 Ust . Miami Denver Wellington at Seattle Green Bay at N.Y. Giants .339.95 Directly From Smith A Wesson Buffalo Houston at Buffalo Kansas City at Miami LA. Raiders at Denver LA Rams at N.Y. Jets New England at Pittsburgh New Orleans at Dallas St Louis at Philadelphia . & Wesson ' The Longhorns moved the ball with ease until they were in easy eyesight of the goal posts, then the Mustangs got tough on defense. Throwing an iron curtain up, Dugway OaPRlMERS lO 9. PRIMERS repeatedly stopped them cold. A few times for excessive losses. would get to see the end zone. the lead for good at Dugway settled to try for 6-- 0. As soon as the defense turned the ball over to the offense, Dugway took over the role of eating away huge chunks of yardage. As Jeff Brothers opened the aerial paths with a pinpoint strike to Bobby Jackson, good for a much needed 35 yards. Getting into Altamont territory, the Mustangs smelled the blood of an oncoming kill. Brothers wasted hardly any time at all, as he lofted a pass to the eagerly awaiting hands of running back Dan Joiner. Using fancy footwork. Joiner avoided all would be tacklers, and then poured on the juice.' A few moments later he was in the end zone, the two-poi- conversion. nt Brothers did a quick rollout and tossed the ball to Rob Solomon, which was good and increased the Mustang lead to .Before the Longhorns 8-- 0. . more. Brothers antagonized the Altamont defenders, as he rifled a pass to Jackson for another six 15-ya- rd points. two-poi- touchcapping off a d down that put Dugway into ,47-yar- . 17-ya- rd could fully recover, the Mustangs were at it again. Once Electing this time to run conthe ball for the the version, Mustangs were stopped and held from getzone, makting into the end ing the score 14-- 0 in the first quarter. But it didn't turn out to be the last time the Mustangs Late in the fourth quarter, Dave Perkins tucked away his second interception of the night, setting up the last scoring drive of the game. Joiner made his second big play against Altamont with a bolt deep into the opponents' territory. When it looked like Dugway would be turned away from the goal line. Brothers decided to catch the defensive secondary sleeping. On a fourth down and probable passing situation,- - Brothers kept the football and broke out of the touchpocket for an nt 11-ya- rd down. Even though the kick for an extra point failed, the Mustangs didnt fail at pounding out a decisive 20-- 0 victory. The first of (hope- . fully) many more to come. Cowboys score early to defeat Dugway wiNcatsmt RANGER SHOTGUN with RANGER PUMP SHOTGUN VENT RIB A with VENT RIB & WINCHOKE List 189.95 AUTO s,0 2. Grantsville racked up a 20-lead over the Mustangs 0 t MODEL Vent Rib Barrell List 1 2y before yielding two S99 aso 20-poi- nt hole Friday night before coming up eight points short as they fell to Grantsville 20-1- YOUTH 30 GAUGE RANGE second-hal- f touchdowns. Cowpokes when quarterback Jeff Brothers lunged across the scoring stripe from one yard out. That play, was set up when Dugway recovered a Grantsville fumble caused on a miscue. 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