Show w v ) vr '0 "' 3 -- 1r 40'"' 4444-1-vf- Ne Ir w v 1r 1-- V'''W eav 0-fe ' fe it if vor 11 4 The Sall Lake Tribune i ' Vitriolic Rallies to Take Laurel Race i (--- For 1st Round - - 'I ‘ - will be derided Tuesday at ' '- ' r ' lbw-!Hon- e 1 - '' i - i ormill t k I A The two schools ended tie for second place in Re t Vtah's "second" 1967 football :Om Eight and must play off for Feason begins Friday when the :the quarterfinal berth Earlier 't A schools and Class best eight in the season the Redinen' i the best eight Cass B schools 1ilackened k Kanab 190 e1 1 ' lock horns in the state quartertinpi Ar– At this early date — five days round football Al 'before the playoffs — the tenta- - 1 Th e "first" season ended last Live '' ' ) favorites In the Cass A 1 - ' N ' 141 Friday (with the exception of games would be Orem Davis 1 ' l' Kanab-Ced--- ' erCity Region the 4 4 4 ' ! 1 4 ''' Skyline and Payson Granted i: yight playoff Tuesday when 51 ithat gives ' 1 1 and Davis1 Payson the togs away packed rhpols two second place teams winsl while the elite 16 went to the over first place teams but ' drawing boards in anticipation :that's football t I' ‘ prep style of a state championship Class B Favorite! All brackets are complete for t‘ the quarterfinal round and fol- In Class B this writer goes tjowing is how the games will with all four region champions on Fri-'iF tack up with all duels the first round — Grantsville A otherwise unless 4 stipulatediunion Millard and Dixie mil t day schools: ' lard gets the nod over which t I by competing 1 ever Warn wins A that Tuesday t CLkSS ' playoff P Ben Lomond at Orem Prep grid fans are certainly T Davis at Granger going to have all the ingredients Ilillerest at Skyline for tantalizing action in the 1 Pay4on at Logan quarterfinals Davis brings in CLASS B k : the top offensive Warn in Class '7-t A with its razzle-dazzlsingle Banta at taloa wing that has produced 230 Moab at Grantsville ' ' c points in nine games ' ' ' 1 1 Emery at Dixio Cedar City or Kauai) at MilSh)line Iiilicrest Orem and o40d' Co: ti4410 ciáix44i4WA40 asaai Ia yS011 have also scored over lard 200 points in Class A wars Then issue Four stalwarts for the No 1 ranked The Cedar there's that state leading Orem Tigers' defense are: front Payson defensive corps which amazingly enough limited nine Region Four foes to Just 21 points an average of 23 1 ' - ' 444 '‘ - : ' It -' : ' : v r Dick Rosetta' Tribune Sports Vriter r-- 4 J -- kt 7: 1 i i e ! t - 1 ' i ''' 't ' i '' r --- ' '"--) :' 4 i 1) ' r' 't"' ' 1' : - A I l- tf j - - :- '' ' ar ' '!--' 7 s- - ' :- I CANNON SAYS JIM r I ear 9 r Nt ! - issue in the city clecday it became fully eident that the real - tion is that it is time for a change—that we can Iha e progress ' 1 s t It rock-ribbe- ' ' ikaa thmaomommire-- AisiamoktaAtt - ov- 4A 46 Aiv - tit systemi and voting one way one day and reversing it the next all add up to just one thing: the present composition of the city leadership must be changed—must be improved The greatest source of confusion comes from the present °cm pant of the Mayor's office East Grid Scene Loaded 'With Stars The Cass A first round Is just loaded with sparkling quarterbacks — namely Steve Baugh of Logan Rick Younger of Benl Lomond Burke Maxfield oil COLLEGE PARK MD (AP) Following is a complete listing Davis Scott Robbins of Skyline1 Charlie Pittman a sophoof the final Utah high school Pat Knibbe of Hillcrest Todd more from nearby Baltimore football standings for eight Christensen of Granger Eddiescored three touchdowns and ex- Cameron of Orem and Blakelled Penn State's regions Every playoff spot top ranked cept one in Region Eight has 'Suweeks of Payson leastern football team to a 38-are been claimed Listed here If you are looking ahead to romp over punchless Maryland wins losses ties percentages the semifinals which most fans pohns for and points against and none of the coaches are Rolls 45-- 7 you can look for Orem and 11110100 ONI DIVISkall Ono Davis (or any other combina- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — PP PA tion of Orem Woo Lost Tie Pct an early ruffled by 66 Granger Davisinarvard 136 0 VS 1 otossn ea 286 M and Ben Lomond) to be In one PermsYlvania 5 I touchdown 3 and e Elder 177 143 1 57 6 gear River 116 while Skyline and Payson So0 0 0 Ilicy View (or two muffed first period scoring 0 Division Two other combination of Sky- opportunities went on a record-settin- g 1 rs 102 457 any 11Pot Lomond 7 line Payson Logan or rampage Saturday and POv ö 2 0 750 151 59 158 3 3 0 611 0914m the Quakers 45-- on the wrecked in other the crest) 75 633 58 0 5 Bonnsvilit I 36 170 I 7 0 Weber The Class B rank and file is passing of quarterback Rick REGION TWO a One literally gawking to the south-land- s Zimmerman and the receiving Division 710 750 2 where Walt Brooks has of end Carter Lord Dami$ 6 613 69 121 3 Sovaii 5 3 4 2 As 152 164 built a powerhouse that some vyornont 1 0 Bounrous 53 170 0 111 Brooks 0 69 296 say can't be touched 9 0 000 Cleat bald Two Division 'won Dixie's only football title PRINCETON 204 NJ (AP) — 9 0 0 IMO Skyline 68 with his 1937 crew 167 150 2 6 East fullback Ellis Moore 555 Sophomore 163 116 4 0 Honlim0 5 145 555 137 South4 0 5 Backfield Great Dick tailbacks reserve kn 190 350 2 9 6 Olyrnous and Scott MacBean REGION THRES Those from the state's troptc1B-r-acDivision One 4 rlran and passed Princeton to a 79 belt will tell you that the 1 H 4cresI 7 vs Ivy League football victo- Denny148-1of Grand 6 I 2 159 el llbackfield quarterback 04 119 (05a 6 3 0 Judos Brown Saturday over 6'Drake halfbacks Paul ThomaslrY 169 Jordan I 57 00 441 222 124 touched off a 2 Murray 31and Scott Tobler and fullback Division Tyre for the Tiafternoon 1000 191 0 0 Grarloor Gunnell can't be seRandy 61' 12 0 3 10oole 666 with a é touchdown gers team 176 222 0 106 7 any 2 equalled by Cyprus on Princeton's third play 111 155 S 0 58 95r15ali gallop Their credentials certainly from 111 61 164 0 0 Kearns scrimmage REGION FOUR attest to the invincibility The Division One 286 have racked up 90 Tlyers 12 Orena 0 0 1000 Syracuse Beats In points in six Region Eight Pleasant Grove 7 2 0 717 )59 119 444 103 5 0 4 Leht — offensive PITI'SBLIRGH the pro(AP) — Ed top American Fork 3 6 0 351 121 migames 222 2 ' 'duction hi the state 47 7 0 High Mantle streaked 53 yards with a Division 194 21 But Dixie's proud of that de- fourth quarter punt that gave ASO 217 0 P8VOrl 91 555 119 Spanish Fork 5 1 0 fense which has given up just 39 Syracuse a 14-victory over SD' 410111 118 S 539 124 0 I 722 140 7 0 Provo 109 2 1 Pittsburgh The Tribune's No points Saturday even 000 219 0 9 0 67 Carbon Iranked school certainly comes though the Panther's inspired REGION FIVE 39 into the 813 0 G46t8Nillie 5 190 playoffs as the heavy defense slapped the clamps on 1 5 70 0 An 190 "itvoich for the state crown 180 69 favorite tvoith Summit 3 2 109 Larry Csonka mortom 91 150 120 2 3 But the other Region champs 104 333 2 4 0 63 D14V 333 2 4 0 38 Park City 1601 have boasting leverage Grants-'vin- e Yale Rips South Summit 0 6 0 000 45 216 has given just 39 points in NEW HAVEN CONN REGION SIX (UPI) 1000 32''six games Mtso 4 Moab gave only 32 0 136 1 10110 - Fired-uUnion Yale went on its 0 14 4il and Millard alMon1K0110 150 3 83 games 150 52 olowed biggest scoring binge since 1930 3 Si 44 nunCarban U 451 just 45 in five games 750 41 3 501 with a wild touchdown Saturday No1r Derry 000 3 1181 33 Besides Dixie Class B fans 12n1148 000 0 é 141 'barrage that trounced previous- individual can SEVEN REGION anticipate starsy unbeaten Dartmouth Mit in the playoffs Grantsville 40 4 Ertir-y0 NO 104 — 79 i and Ken Bell twin gave the Elis undisputed 134116 44 Paul Didericksen 666 3 2 0 12a possession of first place in the 87 Nortil Senoete 3 2 0 666 126 has Wasatch George Wilson and 200 135' 51 4 0 League Ivy Rictifield 0 3 0 600 43 198 Ronnie Tree has Warren Union REGION EIGHT 'McKenna Moab has John FosOi41 2116 1000 39 6 0 Villanova Wins Millard has Rey Huber Cedar City li 2 666 70 sey 151 k snob 2 121 911 4 566 I Stilson and WORCESTER MASS 500 Hurrkano 3 71 (AP) 124' lEmery has Lewis 3 Ei 404er 333 71 145 Dean Nelson 2 4 Cedar has Wade — Converted quarterback John 313 Parew4n 3 135 4 58 Miltard 000 115 Roberts 83 0 and Kanab has Sterling Sodaski picked off a fourth 1 Cliflched QthrteTfina-- b'ocrihs Gardner down pass and raced 79 yards plav off for QuarOertinal berth for a clinching third period There's Defense Too touchdown Saturday as VillanoConference ' Those are offensive men va upset Holy Cross in a Junior Mighty Mil's There backfield stars arelmud - splashed football game efrrel 2 OlYmissts O countless linemen who never' Mighty Mites get mentioned and are too nuAkiirray le Granite 6 Utah High School Soccer to mention here but Grange Blita 13 Granger whit o merous Weal 20 East 13 a if team on the to be have West4 TogoOlYm MIS Sevi Ine 7 f:dDlivAkonyiinHeltiell4y they 2 St r 8 Division: Marks team is going to make the quar- Bountiful Midgets West 3 East No Penn State Trounces Maryland ithout increasing our tax burden "Our growing problems of crime increased costs low City emplo)ce morale a faulty sewer plant threatened tran- - -- A front left Greg Jones Vern White bark Ivan Ilohlaway Bruce Wright d per game! Standings In 1967 Go ' t 1 38-- 3 Saturday midway tunit was withdrawn Pittman scored on a twolarcLthrough the third period off tackle slant as the NittanY The fleet tailback also had a Lions ran up a 233 halltimei14yard touchdown run nullified lead and added two more touch-ba penalty as Penn State ran downs on runs of 15 and 6:roughshod ever the winless yards before Penn State's firstiTerps for its fifth victory in seven starts It is time we get the city we're paying for y 2744 Cornell Wins Harvard 1 CA 1 ITHACA NY (AP) — Cornell spotted Columbia a quick: score Saturday then turned a pair of fumbles and a pass interception into touchdowns to route the Lions in an Ivy! League football battle Giant tackle John Sponhelm-er a bulwark on defense for Cornell put the Bib Red ahead: early in third quarter when he intercepted Marty Domres' pass and rambled 20 yards for a touchdown AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CLASS 1211 Nevembe Call 911 i - ol mod it hash" Cordon 299-341- Instructor City enforcing the law encouraging 1 Utah Technical Colleg 1 Princeton Triumphs merger of duplicated services and bringing in new non-pluting basic industry I pledge myself to rev italiiing Salt Lake Sopveve poor ellitty le IWO Rif Nights 740 PM 27-1- 4 7 "Without adding to the tax burden we can improve Salt Lake City through a three-poin- t plan: Greater efficiency a po‘Va0ouotObeOW0d14 lêsvolotbor iremotly Sett Wks Trade business and imlustry maintaining an adequate transit Toth) Register at 4600 So Redwood Rd Class at 431 So 6th East COLLEGE STATE SUPPORTED YOUR AND TECHNICIANS FOR MECHANICS tmto0W0004 1 ) j !1 Bracken 447-yar- 1 1 ‘ 1) 1 t'l - 1 r - 4 't 1 1 1 b 11 - Ile - ' & Sk wtine 20 Olympus White 0 'salvos Gold 213 Higniand 'N 14 7 Stoilinst 7 Jr Bentems Granite 20 i 0 Skyline u O 3 No East 6tleiteed140 trtit - ' ' ' 1 ' - — 4s - - 4 WITH TWIT ) IP 'i ' I 1 3 L ' ' 1 0 - - IIIIIMAIMCSIM '-' West Kearns Olympus 13 O ns - 11111111Y!! ---- 1 --- ' " ' ' ItjII 1 1 i 1 ' f 1 1 e 1 t 1 t i$ - - - tit) -- ' -- - ii'-- ) rt4'1 1 r ) --- I t ) :(:i'il ' :i ' - - ' i-- MARINE CENTER 4203 So State WRNS 1::::---m262-256- 3 - -- ) " e ' BRAKE frk PA 4 tia ki Jack Preece I - - - 'It I" r 71 --- BAL ANC ' ''- -' ' ''' ' - i ' - - ' : mynas - ' f i ' '' ': "'"' : I ''''i '' ' ' - Ilk '' ) ' ' "'": - A - ALL EXCLUSIVE INCLUDING METAILICS DIAMOND COSTLY ALIVE" CI OSS 4 ' - ' I i I ' ' 7 TU—NNIL 1N- UM° ' - ' t'1' '' t — A METALWORK SPECIAL Lk ALL COLORS Of NAND AND ONE DAY ALL - ESTIMATED EARL PAINTING in FREE BY WHEELS I DOOR OUST JAMBS MACHINE SANDING SERVICE CHROME OVER SCHUR ESTDMETER 5 & -- - IN BY A WINDOW INFRAREO 4 4 SHOCKS ' A 1 I ' - ' In 0 e TWAY & mum GLASS 30 YEARS IN BUSINESS! 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PAINT 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 i IL - 1- 1 L Li FENDER REPAIR ' - - I I 't-- - -- -J BODY 1' '' - L- r ' -3 11 I ir' 4 ' says 1 ! vv ss r--- - v A ) Weak 20 Eon 6 Glyn luul 6 Skyline le Juniors MucraY 20 Granger 0 F 13 O - moot 1r - If you Class B fans are lookioirnP schedule (8 Division)! Hioh South at Sugar KAMM ing ahead to the semifinalis West vs for and The begin at Sugar MOM Monday with a look at one Class 11tirtture Schedule (A Division)! Bountiful B quarterfinal and a look at one) St vcrkCsisaartlieid at side tilfluti9hranadst at Suoar House South Va SkY- Class A quarterfinal Watch for Olvmpus line at Fairmont them! - - - -- Allr Bantams South V Cyorus 7 earns 20 Granite 7 Granger 27 Murray 7 West Eats 7 --is- r ' : its i O I terfinals "Itims 34 Granite 0 '111-likf'' ' - ' 0' 0 - 7 4 the Problems ' tolltktweint1411MISsi pAouttlio St Soo cl WS rou PAY ARE911811182111itegi '''5 23-1- 4 'fli i01‘ : t 1 s 56-1- 5 v 'il - - - 1 1 I t tt A ' - Bigger Than 1' ' '' 1 ----- ' 1 1 1 Skyline I 67--- — - i s -- 6 - ) - i T4 ' p 20i 32 Vote Tuesday for the Man ' Dartmouth air ' ss - 1 Soteth - -s ' ' 1 21 t o' 1st 7 ' 13 - iii t 1 s) stem and meeting the needs of the txpayer" ) if' Pitt 1I rylaoger 20 Murray Nast 20 East 10 Squib 7 Cyprus 6 V' -4 d 1 - (i ir L ' A 1 1r - - 1 Onerhogs 1 ( i lr' 01 k I - -- t sw 1 1 the Salt ILake City "I became a candidate for Mayor of ' WVI i I: - - 'w half-mil- ! e 0' Baeza the :izii - 4-- Ilraulio last at - e- n i rider was ? ::r- '' (AP) 1 fJ '-- d' MI) Ogden Phipps yitriolle another: son of the great sire Bold Ruler sewed up the season's Jo venile in his Championship t start of the year at :: r —P Vitriolic and $210 and created a xiiniii nolelshow pool of SOK TN- Com- and then produced late speed In illercial paid Vial and $210 as winning by three lengths from the sound choice Hwamazun Farms T V Corn- - To lengths behind TV ComMiercial mercial Stahlnishist Laurel Itac e Course Satrday with 'Family run winner ompled rip with a victory in the $180870 Wheatley Ilubbard's Gin-RoA Stanley E What Stables Pimlico-Laure- l Futurity Pleasure as the Ed Neloy- - croksed the finish line In fourth I his trained Controlled by entry paid $320 $210 posit to n regular LAUREL r Ill a licre're Final tallies 17 1123 5 uar eilinalists Poise for Playoff Grind Grit15 13y Ntnenther Sunday '' — fta A- - 4—ft '' "A " — ft ftsftftl ftrft - -4 0-- 41 fti Iir 0 lb 4: A 4 A IF A A A A 4 - 41 4 ' 4'41 4 0— 4 rftft m 0 44 0444 fft orft4 4 4 ft - 44 - o - ( |