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Show Sm'WMRNt riMrnirmiiiimnT' Hi it fc-f-- SEXES-Duches- r ' r- - b;-- P a V tp.-- v ne's By Robert Greumen The umbrellas were out and the V skies were dark and threatening. The players and fans were wet and cold. But the Eagles ofthe Duchesne football team took their small gallant team onto their home field and won some hard fought battles but eventually lost the war or game, to South Summit High 34-- 6 on a drir--- zly, wet Thursday afternoon. The Eagles score came in the Y The weather is no excuse, Gray told his troops at the half. They are on the same field with the same conditions, we need to scooped the ball up and ran it back 50 yards for the scene. Down 14-- 0 at halftime the Eagles were still in the game and mak- execute. ing adjustments. Eagles hopes were tested when the South Summit special teams returned the second half kickoff for a touchdown. The offense turned the ball back to the Wildcats on the next series with an interception and The Wildcats first score came after a blocked punt inside line. Touchdown Duchesnes number two came after a pass to the flat that was incomplete but ruled a lateral. Hie Wildcat Defensive back 10-ya- fourth quarter when Quarterback Cody Flint hit Kyle Gray with a 40 yard touchdown pass. The try for the extra point failed. The touch-'tdow-n came in the series after a 60-j- yard run to the five yard line by Ryan Crum was called back on a i illegal procedure. f The Eagles defense contained the Wildcat Offense, ; , anddominated a fact the score doesn't reveal. They scored off our turnovers and on spe-- rial beams, " coach Dave Gray said after the contest, Our defense ' played tough all game, we could have won this game with a few. ' breaks ' A few breaks and dry grfiund. - fS- Eagle running backs broke into the 1 open field several times only to have their feet come out from under them t , on the soaked turf. September 15 Lady Cats, Union at Wasatch, 4, 5:15, 6:30 p.m. Altamont Volleyball, at North Summit, 4, 5, 6 p.m. September 16 Region Ten Golf, at Wasatch (CanyonLake), 1 1 a.m. Freshman Football, Union at Duchesne, 5 p.m. September 17 Junior Varsity, Emery at Union, 6 p.m.- Football, Emery at Union, 4 p.m. Tabiona Lady Tigers, Ed Manila, 4, 5, 6 p.m. Lady Cats, Union at Park City, 4, 5:15, 6:30 p.m. September 18 Cougar Football, Union at Emery, 7 p.m. Duchesne Football, Altamont at Duchesne, 2:30 & 5 p.m. Lady Cats, North Sanpete at Union, 4, 5:1 5, 6:30 p.m. Altamont Volleyball, at San Juan, Duchesne Volleyball, at Grand, 4, 5, 6 p.m. September 19 MurdockTravel 2 SAN DIEGO 2 NIGHTS from DISNEYLAND - 2 : .. by Aldon Rachele In 1965 Union High School won ita first-evstate football championship. The team was honored at the 1998 Union Homecoming Game. Union clobbered Delta in the Claaa-title game, 30-- Quarterback Wilford Evans was credited by the media for his outstanding play. His mixture of calls kept the Delta defense guessing, unable to anticipate and thwart the play. Thirty-thre- e years later, Evana was back in town along with Gordon Woody Olsen, and took part in the coin toas for the Homecoming Game. Both recalled their championship days. Wilford Evana: The Delta Rabbits got slowed down. They came in undefeated, and coming into the game Union had just one tie to go along with zero losses. Gordon Woody" Olsen: I had a big gainer in the championship game on a crack-bac- k play, which was basically an inside reverse with good blocks. On the first play of the second quarter, Evana connected with end Dave Labium on a pattern to hit pay dirt for the first touchdown. Late in the third quarter Evana hit Olaen with a pass to put Union in scoring territory, and then Labrum scored on a screen paaa to make the final score er B 0. down-and-o- Hie Eagles will have a chance to measure their improvement in the game against Altamont High thia Friday on the Eagles field. The Longhorns have already defeated Duchesne in the first game thia year for both teams. Vanity will play at 4:30 p.m. with the J.V. playing first at 3 p.m. Monticello, TBA 40-ya- rd 30-- 0. Other 1965 team championship members were also in attendance at the Homecoming Game. Dave Labrum: The championship game waa great I scored the first andlast touchdowns. Delta waa supposed to beat ua, according to the football experts, but we whipped them. I recall another game during the championship season when we had just a 0 halftime lead over Wasatch Academy. Coach Jack Hannum told the team 'If you dont 6-- Women represented 46 percent of all persona In the civilian labor force in 1993. That percentage is expected to rise to 48 percent by 2005. ut play football I will take you out He gave ua one more chance to see if we could play. We were glad for one more chance. The final acme was Union 66 and Waaatch Academy 0! Marion Malnar: I remember a game against Grand where we had just an 0 halftime lead. Coach Hannum said, 'I dont care how far you beat them, just that you better beat them. Early in the second half, Malnar continued to get a Kick Out of the field Game by adding a goal to go along with three extra point kick. An run by Don Duncan gave Union another touchdown in the second quarter. Kent Van Tassell blocked a punt for Union and then pounced on the bouncing ball in the end zone for a touchdown. Union led 21-- 0 at the half. Other 1965 champs also made comments. Dennis Ferguson: We helped to make the holes. We made Woody, Wilford and Dave look good. Terry Cox: 1 was a flanker back. I remem her beating Delta when they thought they were going to win. We blew right by them. It was the easiest game of the year for us. John Hullinger: Unfortunately I blew out my knee, and I couldnt play. I helped with the radio broadcast, which went to Roosevelt and Delta. Allan Frandsen: There had been 14 to 15 inches of snow, and the field at the University of Utah had to be cleaned off for the championship game. We had good first and second teams. I got into the game at the end. Hopefully some of 1965 will rub offon the 1998 version of the Union Cougars. 8-- 20-ya- rd 11-ya- rd We can escape from the level of society, but not from the level of intelligence to which we were born. Randall Jarrell 69 : dh ' sua LAND ONLY PACKAGE 2 night hotel stay ik) Ed Duchesne Volleyball, at San Juan, 10, 1 1 a.m., 12 p.m. Duchesne Volleyball, at Monticello, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30 p.m. September 22 Lady Cats, Union at Duchesne, 5, 6, 7 p.m. Duchesne Volleyball, Union at Duchesne, 5, 6, 7 p.m. www.murdocktravel.com I ii Altsunont Volleyball, r iv leader. FreshSoph Altamont Football, Altamont at Uintah, 4:30 p.m. T5T tCarlsonWagDnlit this years captains, has played three different positions on defense in the three games for the Eagles. Troy is one of the best football player in the state, any division, Coach Gray commented about his senior, We asked him to move to middle backer after the first game and he never questioned it at all, hes a tough team player. After the second game against Juab the coache decided to take advantage of Nielsens skills once again, making the decision to strengthen the defense more, they moved him to strong side linebacker. He responded with 15 tackles against South Summit including a ferocious touchdown saving tackle on an open field punt return. Troy plays offensive tackle on the other side ofthe ball. He our main man on the offensive line, coach Steve Aycock said, We know we can count on him to do hie job. He is a hard worker and team MJkA - t return inside Eagle five yard line. The Wildcats punched it in. We made turnovers and paid for them, but were still improving and cutting down on the mistakes game by game. Duchesnes Troy Nielsen, one of South Summit Wildcats ground Eagles in soggy 2A football game V a STATE CHAMPS-Uni- on High School won the Gass B State Football Title in 1965, and the team was honored recently at halftime of the UnionCarbon Homecoming Game. Pictured are: front row, left to right, Gam Dye, Lloyd Rasmussen, Kent Van Tassell, John Paul Murphy, Jess Hullinger, David Truman and back row, David Labium, Ervin Clark, Don Duncan, Gordon Olsen, Neil Bingham, Dale Bascom, Marion Malnar, Coach Jack Hannum. Absent when the picture was taken were Wilford Evans and Richard Daniels. BATTLE OF THE JoHanna Wight and Heather Muir chase the boys during a cross country meet at Union High School, Wednesday afternoon. Wight just edged Muir in a close race. Union also competed in the race. if-- Itl Tii NIGHTS LAND ONLY PACKAGE 2 night hotel accommodations v?. 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