es eT Sih Aa Ah Be me Te ae ee “PAGE 4 THE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1966 HIGHLANDER Scots Impressive In Four Region Victories SCOT THINCLADS SHOW STRENGTH Will the Cross Country team come through for us again? We will have to wait for the outcome of the season, but as things look now it is most promising. The cross country teams of the past years that have brought honor to the school appear to have a capable successor. The only problem is lack of depth. Coach Hislop seems pleased with the starting seven runners, but warns that if anyone is injured the chances grow slim. But if everyone stays healthy, the coach predicts this will be one of the best teams in B. L.’s history. The top runners on the team are: RUSKINS, Craig Parker; BRANKINS, Todd Parker, Roger Burnett, Dave Martinez, and Gerry Walk-er; BRODIES, Randy Venable and Raymond Etcheverry. The Ben Lomond thinclads have won all of their meets this year with various runners from Ben Lomond taking turns winning.’ The Ben Lomond Scots, showing a classy offense and brilliant clutch defense, have remained undefeated in three Region One contests. The Scotties, under coaches Kap, Dawson and Moyes, have displayed at every turn the fighting spirit which brought them the Division championship a year ago. In their first game, Region contenders. the Scots warned that they were, indeed, Weber at Ben Lomond This game was a hard-fought contest which was much closer than the score indicated. Ben Lomond scored the first time it laid hands on the ball. After a Scottish drive stalled deep in Weber territory, kicking specialist Doug Kump went in and booted a 33-yard field goal to stun everyone, especially the Warriors. After this score, the first half was all Ben Lomond. Art Suekawa scored twice to cap long drives, and reserve halfback Stan Shaub electrified the crowd when he took a sideline pass from quarterback Rick Younger and ran 70 yards for a touchdown. In the second half, both teams settled down to a long, hard struggle. Weber fullback Dave Brown finally scored on a short pass over center, but the game was already in the hands of the Scotties. With only seconds remaining, Doug Kump kicked another field goal, and Ben Lomond finished with a 26-6 victory. Ben Lomond at Logan The Scots almost met their match as they traveled to Logan to meet the Grizzlies, featuring highly touted quarterback Brad Smith. Smith quickly showed his talent by.connecting on a screen pass for fifty yards and a first quarter touchdown. The pointafter attempt failed, but Leeann Jed, 6-0. Then, near the end of the first a half, the Scotties launched \strong drive, featuring a pril‘lliant run by sophomore back Suekawa Art Jardine. “\Dick wedged over for the score, and Kump’s kick made it 7-6 as the of fine the ; within a point game. However, a pack of Scotties hauled down Logan quarterback Smith for a loss on the Ben Lomond’s coaching staff, already the best in the state, point-after attempt, giving Ben Lomond the game, 13-12. has gained two new members. The new coaches are Don Shaw and Dixon Reisbeck. BEAR RIVER AT B. L. Coach Shaw is a veteran who coached Mountain Ogden This match was filled with Junior High teams to four city championships before coming tension as the score remained to Ben Lomond. He will take over the head coaching position undecided until the last second in basketball. When asked about his team’s chances for the com- of play. Ben Lomond’s first ing season, Coach Shaw replied that this year’s team should be score came on a 50-yard pass from Rick Younger to Gene a fast, experienced group which could surprise everyone in ReWoods, who made a fine run gion One. Coach Reisbeck is new to the coaching game, hiving for the T.D. The game was degraduated from Weber State last year. Previously, he was a stand- cided a few plays later when Bob Grose picked up a Bear out athlete at Bountiful High and Westminster College. Coach fumble and galloped all the way. Reisbeck, presently coaching the undefeated Junior Varsity footBear River threatened twice, ball team, will assist Coach Shaw in basketball this winter. only to be stopped by a couragWhen questioned, both coaches showed concern over the eous Scottie defense. The final all-important Iron Horse game. Said Reisbeck, “It will bea ‘Score was 12-9. mighty tough ball game. But don’t count Ben Lomond out.” BONNEVILLE AT B. L. With outstanding coaches like Reisbeck and Shaw, no one Ben Lomond, though plagucan count Ben Lomond out this year. ed with injuries, came up with finest game against the tough Lakers of Bonneville High. Early, the Scots capped a 76yard drive with a quick pass from Rick Younger to Gregg Taggart who romped over. Doug Kump’s kick made it 7-0. After the halft-ime, the victory-minded Scots marched to pay dirt again. Jim Slater dove on a loose ball in the end zone for the TD. once again the kick was good, making the score 14-0. os mire the coveted Tron Horse up for grabs tonight | |} PREP PREDICTIONS Like to win a pair of free tickets to a Weber State football game? Then enter the Highlander’s first football sweepstakes. To enter, simply predict the score of the Ben Lomond-Box Elder game to be played October 14th. Use the entry blank below. ‘After you have filled it out, drop it in the contest box in the bookstore. Entries must be in by October 12th. Winners will be notified immediately. In case of a tie, a drawing will be held to determine the winner. Only one entry will be allowed per person. NAME AGE GRADE HOME ROOM SCORE: BEN LOMOND 223 Wos:: _ BOX ELDER#.4:2:cagoe: at 7:30 p.m. Ben Lomond Adds Two Fine Coaches * 11° SHALLOW DIP) * COWBOY HEEL * LEATHER OUTSOLE * LEATHER INSOLE * NARROW TOE * GRAIN LEATHER COLOR: ® Ruffout Pr" LOOKING FOR WIDEWALE CORDUROYS * * * & Rumor has it that Randy Dryer and the Booster Clan are planning to pep up the B. L. rooting section at the Iron Horse game by serving free drinks. Naturally the drink is Root-beer. MEN'S SIZES 6% to 12 THE BEST BOOT FOR YOUR MONEY IN AMERICA o10.d oOSHOES “SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY” 2283 WASH. BLVD.