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Show V Review -- Thursday, 0ctober 7 . I sjpt&m l - ,.,-- V,.,: - V i "." x. . - " V I''- - " " ' : i " - ' ' , : i ' - 1 : - ? , . " - ... - ' .A .'.,..,.'....,...,.,..,..:... ..S s ' ... .. ., ;., ... " , - : , ... ,i,. , " , J" ' i ' A . . ' '. .. 1 ft ' " y: ..... .. s..;. For the Cavemen, Robert Edwards and Holland made one hard tackle after another and on the Viking side, Phil Cook, Brent McAllister, Walker and Allred continued to pound AF. Faced with a fourth and five play at the 40, Knight found Holland on a short curl pattern, good for seven yards and a first down. Two incomplete passes followed a 17 yard catch by Hansen and on fourth and 11 at the 22, Knight hit Hansen for a first down on the nine. Then with 1:51 to play, Knight passed to Troy Birk who made a leaping catch at the goaline to pull AF to within a point. What followed will probably give the AF coaching staff 'back stabbers' plenty to talk about. After bringing on the kicking tee, Coach Davis Knight called time out to talk over the extra point attempt. When the time out was over, the Cavemen lined up and went for two points in a bold effort to win. Both Viking and Cavemen sup-porters held their breath as Knight took the snap and pitched to Hansen around the right side. From his tackle spot, Biggs got good penetration and with McAllister slowed the ball carrier. Reading the crack block, Walker looped outside and shot across the goal line where he drilled Hansen in the thighs and when the crumpled pair hit the ground, the ball was short by a yard. Understandably, Viking players and fans went into a wild celebration but there was still 1:51 left to be played. AF's onside kick was recovered by Sanderson at the 40 yard line and PG offense took the field to kill the clock. On first down, Harrison went straight up the middle and with Sean Gunter in pursuit, the Viking fullback raced 60 yards to the endzone. Again Viking players and supporters went into the victory celebration. Ironically, PG scoring that quickly was about the only way AF had a chance to win the game. SACK- - Phil Cook (34) sacks Caveman quarterback, Brock Knight while Brad Kitchen closes in. Photo -- John Allen. ' i I ' 71 . . . i l v"- - r H. J"' r .".-.'...;- . . , - " ' ; f 4 ..: i : : i.. , . KAREN BEZZANT (22) drives the ball in match against Mt. View Photo - Robyn Brown. SCOTT WALKER (14) Craig Hilton (88) Tim Chambers (6) and Jason Allred (2) all helped knock this AF pass down during PCs great first quarter goaline stands. Number 88 is Troy Birk. Photo John Allen With a touchdown and a two point play the score would have been tied and in overtime anything can happen. Hill's p.a.t. kick made the score 14-- 6 but now PG had to kick the ball to the Cavemen and there was still 1 : 40 on the clock. Walkers kick was returned by Birk and on first down, Knight lofted a deep pass that Hilton intercepted and returned 25 yards. Hilton had the honor of leading both teams in pass catches. The Viking speedster caught half of PG's four completions and had three AF interceptions to equal Hansen's three catches for the Cavemen. Shaun Story carried twice for 10 yards to end the game and PG safely celebrated a hard earned win over a very good AF team, i Harrison was PG 's leading rusher with 113 yards in 10 carries while Holland had the same total for AF in 11 tries. Hill was 4 of 15 for 93 yards and a touchdown and Knight passed for one score in completing 7 of 20 for 74 yards. Hill punted four times for a 33.5 average and Knight averaged 26 yards on three punts. Play carrying guards, Chris Kitchen and Darryn Smith played well for PG and made several key blocks during the game. The Vikes had a bye yesterday on the short UEA week and will travel to Provo, October 15 for a 7:30 game against the States number three ranked team, Provo. The Bulldogs have a potent offense triggered by three year starting quarterback, Sean Covey and were undefeated as of this printing. Viking Coach Doug Bluth com-mented after the game that for "another year we'll all be able to go over to AF and hold our heads high." Neither teams had a reason to be ashamed but naturally, PG enjoys that feeling that come from a victory well earned. Both teams are on the road to post season play. Pleasant Groves' football team claimed "bragging rights" Friday ; with a 14-- 6 bruising win over arch-riva- l American Fork. The annual Viking-Cavema- n bat-tle was a 'rock em sock em' affair that was dripping with drama and heroics. When Dave Holland bounced off a stone wall at right tackle and then broke free for a 56 yards run on the games sixth play, it looked like a sure Caveman touchdown. But Scott Walker, a defensive back who jokes about his speed, or lack of it, refused to give up. At the five Walker drove and got just enough of Hollands' heels to drop him at the three yard line. Everyone agreed that Walker's 'run him down from behind' tackle was a great play but at the same time ', nearly everyone was thinking, "it's - .. just a matter of a play or two and AF will score anyway." Nearly everyone was thinking that except PG's defense. Four plays and a penalty later, the outsized Viking defenders had made ; ; their point. AF's Troy Hansen carried the ball twice for a net two yard loss and Brock Knight tried to go outside only to loose another yard. On fourth down, Holland gained two but PG's defense had held. Leo Biggs, Mark Harvey and Kelly Sanderson were three stand-outs in the first of several great defensive stands. Offensively PG made a tough first down with Curt Harrison grinding up the middle on three straight plays but then the Caveman defense stiffened and the Vikes were forced to punt. It could have been luck or an alert play, but either way Clark Hill sliced the ball off to the right for just a 20 yard punt. However, the video tape viewed after the game showed that had Hill kicked the ball straight, a crashing AF defender would surely have blocked the ball in the endzone for either a safety or a touchdown. Compared to that, Hill's short 20 yard punt was spectacular. Again the PG defense refused, to let the Cavemen move the ball and on third down Walker and Craig Hilton batted down a pass at the five yard line. The first quarter, like most of the game, was played on the fields north end. When the teams changed directions to start the second quarter, PG began to put pressure on the AF defense. The Cavemen responded with a good defensive effort of their own and Clint Dalley halted the Viking drive by intercept-- , ing a pass in the endzone. By halftime the north end of the field was showing the effects of a week long rain storm that dumped record amounts of water on Utah County. In short, the field was getting muddy. With the score 0-- the Vikes took the second half kickoff and Tim Chambers returned it seven yards to the 38. At that point PG's offense began a carefully planned effort to 'set up' AF's left corner back. On first down Harrison gained a yard behind ' Harvey and Biggs. On second down, Hill faked to Harrison and pitched to Jason Allred who turned the corner for 11 yards and a first down. On the v next play Hill faked to Harrison and then with Allred giving every appearance of getting the pitch, Hill stepped back to pass. As the Caveman corner back rotated up to stop Allred, Hill threw a perfect strike to Craig Hilton who was racing up the sideline in front of the AF bench. Hilton took the ball in stride and went 50 yards for the games first score. With Biggs snapping and Darren Frampton holding, Hill booted the p.a.t., a point that was later to prove very important. While the game clock ticked down, PG's lead loomed larger and larger, especialy as the defenses of both teams took turns administering punishment to the others offense. ,o RYTHMIC AEROBIC StartsweekofOct.il A Call for reservations L(V $24.00 8 Weeks iM Mon. & Weds. 4toi f . Tues. & Thurs. m LpZs )) ff 8 to 9 or 9 to 10 ' U f PIu Limit 16 per class LA 4 ii .i , i,,i ii am. ... ,..,, J v5f ' DR. ROBERT A. 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