OCTOBER 2h ‘| line and» mae frig : Sper brefell on winessix. wie Ben Lomond’ s ‘only: score came in the second quarter’ ‘when Kent | f Youngman passed to Blaine Peterson from.25 yards: out. ee F | kicked the coiversion. »| South Cache, flashing a rapid aa) clever attack Scots, showed the« frigid ‘three passes against to their power in .the The yee: second quarter when Kurt McGre— gor ce busted right and scooted through. the cen-| 56 yards to the} n Lomond goal.,.A half dozen | “a AME ah Scots had a chance to nail him but | missed. Ech ity 9 shown by the Cache Lynn Christensen kicked the con- |. ee version and the nat time score was 7-7. The Siartan “alert defense paid off early in the third quarter. PASS Ben Lomond tried a pass 70, all gainedin t “The INTERCEPTION stat northe: r be and Cecil Lindley, a power for South| Cache all the way, leaped up and nabbed the ball on the Scots’ 10- yard, line. COLLECTS EIGHT YARDS Lyle” Packer, a powerful guy ‘in ‘South Cache’s attack, slammed for the Spartans) ‘|eight ‘yards and then Gene Ros- | the bem for alti kelly busted _|ter forthe right through score. # clever, toe made _|:. Te tains AMIBLES per nal eon al FOR 4 a Tee SHORT GAIN sridder is shown, above headline for e Scots, however, were cold and Peas defeat. The Spartans won the “at a te ee . the cen- Christensen’s the score 14 to 7. The fourth quarter was all South Cache. The Spartans made their eee eee South Cache | ok sas Scoring: + Ben Lomon final Six points the hard way, grinding down the fi a. ith line plunge: id' a couple of — short CliFletensod “ei i ok; passes. NG yards. Chirltensen “kick; The drive wa was set up when South th: 15 5 yards, kale