Did he bag it? No Gain! center plunge The photograph on the left is one of Weber versus the Westminster eleven. Number 55 is lanky Bones ' Childs on his way to the skyline on the receiving end of a pass . . . The center picture was taken in the Riverside game. Although no player can be positively identified, we can see that not much ground was made on the center plunge by Weber's bucking fullback, Bob Sneddon. It is one of the many pileups that characterized most of the playing in this particular game . . . Quarterback Tom Little- field. 52; center Alan Bader, 50; and fullback "Sook" Madson give Coach Bob Davis an easy moment on the bench as they block the way of a potential Albion ground-gainer. Bob Sneddon was voted second All-Conference fullback. His line plunging and brainwork pulled Weber through for many of their gains. It is estimated that he made more yards from scrimmage than any other player in the Jaysee conference . . . As was true with last year's football team, Weber College was again blessed with an abundance of quarterbacks. Ray Freeman, some critics said, was one of the best open field runners in the intermountain league. Tommy Littlefield's passing and Tim Dyer's plunging gave Weber a first class field-general combination. Before the smear. Bob Sneddon Fullback Rodney Dunn Halfback Tom Littlefield Quarterback Tom Lawson Halfback Tim Dyer Halfback Bob Bell End