MOVING OUT — Durrell jones heer ranning Weber High back. breaks jones for gain in the traditional Warrior-Scot game last night. Coming up fast from behind in an attempt to stop him is Larry Skikos, Ben Lomond center. a good | Weber Takes 13-0 Lead Only to FOOTBALL FINALS Falter in Final Grid Perieds | | | REGION By RAY Lomond’s WIGHT skin to the 11 on a beautiful, | Scots withstood| twisting run. 'a two-touchdown splurge by the Fleet Ed Castle took the ball | Weber Warriors in the first quar- and skirted left end for a touch- | ter, then kept plugging away and down on the next play. Jerry finally snatched a 19-13 win in Stringfellow’s placement. try was Ben the closing seconds of their an- an average chilled by That: with crowd in a stada nippy canyon tried the Weber Lomond A Sarlo, mond whipped quarter for Weber minutes to later Youngman Glen left in the Warrior Belliston inter. to Rothey pass Clark’s placement tfy was Scots had taken over on their 31 and ran to the Weher 30. Helped ey a clipping penalty, Weber got the ball back on its 25, it again on a fumble yard stripe. couldn’t then lost near the 35- YOUNGMAN SPARKS TEAM Youngman began pounding the Warrior line for four and five: | yard gains and the Scets moved| to the 20, then skipped to the six| as Rothey tcok a pass from Youngman. The durable Scot back a pass to Johnny who went to the 34. Jones moved 13-0 blocked. by Weber, and it was 186 for Weber with four minutes left in the half. The teams were near midfield as the gun ended plav for the second avarter. Neither team could mount a scorin® threat in the third quarter, with play staying consistently inside the two 30-yard stripes. Early in the final quarter Youngman broke loose after the} line, gain, and the Scot punt rolled dead on the Weber 36. PASSED TO SARLO Jones of was good for a first and 10 on the five yard line. Youngman went off tackle to the one, then smashed over guard for the score. good. Ben it cepted a pass on the Weber 23 and the Scots had another chance. Weber kicked out of bounds on the Ben Lomond eight, and the ball was put in play on the 40. A pass and a running play both failed, then Jones ve on another Ben Lomond fumble. eber was forced to kick in turn, with the ball going out on 14. made couple Minutes the ball carrier fumbled as he smashed into a trio of tacklers, Durrell Jones snatched up the ball and ran approximately 75 yards for the touchdown. Dick Hall’s placement try was the OsdewW Ben Lothe pig- slanted play to off the tackle on the one, then dived next over for the score on the next play. His attempt to make the point after on a line buck failed and the Warriors were’ still ahead with .2% minutes left. The Ben Lomond kickoff squirted out of the hands of a Warrior back and Dennis Law of Ben Lomond recovered. Mixing passes with Youngmanh’s pounding runs, Ben Lomond moved to the five. Then a back- | | | field in motion penalty with seconds left put a big crimp the | Scot Playing left, 20 in | chances, thrifty with Ben Lomond the time | called another Youngman to Rothey pass and the | jscot wingman gathered in the oval and fell across the goal line |for the score. ; Clark’s oe: try was g00d, | | i and that w for Ben Lomond. Summary: Score by quarters: Ben Lomond Weber Seber a Scoring: Jones, ment). 06 13.00 0 18—19| 0—13 | Weber — Touchdowns Castle; PAT; Hall y | (place-| Ben Lomond — Touchdowns, Youngman 2; Rothey; PAT, Smith — (placement). Elder 18, 18, ONE-TWO South Bountiful River 32, 18, Dav -— . Ben Lomond 19, “Weber nine, but the threat fizzled there. pass snagging was a constant threat, and Darl Smith, husky tackle, who was the proverbial tower of strength on the line. Ben Lomond kicked off to Weber, and seconds later Ward Belliston of the Hilltoppers intercepted a Warrior pass on the 50. Scots a second almost-any time he got the Scott Rothey, end, whose The Bear the first quarter, and Ben Lomond’s chances looked about as bleak as an Antarctic landscape. With Youngman banging away at the tackles and up the middle, Ben Lomond moved once in the breeze. Heroes in the Scot win were tailback Kent Youngman, who could make three, four or five yards ball; Logan bl ocked. nual cross-city game last night in the Ogden City stadium. It was a well-played, hardfought encounter played before only ium Box Cache 0 Cache 13 7 6