30, 1967 TRIBUNE Ee aieatiaae SEPTEMBER SALT LAKE ‘ ion, ‘the Scots went 77 yan in nine ‘plays to paydirt with Suekawa again converting on (a. . Younger passed to 19 yards and to Gene Woods for 27 yards‘for two-of the key| plays on the drive. -_ The Scots continued the touch-| ‘down. per series on on next possession by mar 57 ‘yards in 11 plays ts Filme, Younger bulled in from the one after. Sch d Jardine had Set it” up: wil power running. For the fourth consecutive time, Ben Lomond tallied when the Scots recovered a fumble at the 50. | and Rick Younger | Tribune’s No. 5 rated A. Bonneville, 33-0, “to stay oo inn Re- - GD | Five Plays Younger used only five plays with the big ba a 32-yard pass to Bruce Gilbert. Jardine} ap LIE ag crashed ‘over middle for the TD! with 2: 33, Jeft in the mt It was a 4 oe Sel 4 Te i eo ings it i HSU eta ae 10 eS ; | | | - if _ } s.. eas z «ga ve lay in the came on a pitchout to Jar-) 0 — ™ ; WSeote iy: "su ni | other now- Bonnevill 7 7 : i i nd for three oz a | “i ery halts ™ with” march an. by 87-yard| Schoss’ one- irt, Ron Smith added the oint “for the 33-0 final. The Scots’ offensive wall of Dave Sneddon and Mike Sauncenter Jerry Staley, guards ders and tackles Rob Smith and Chuck Chadwit deserve a lot ent 32 yards. The DSseg first PAT. on c TD: capped yard leap to other *hadn, the Scot defensé ed. led by’ Smith, Staley, Scott -“Mickelson, Daryl Pil- green, Sneddon, Larry MeCub- bin, Chadwick ‘and Brent faizer was simply great. Pro- Laker end Dennis 1 n Brent Allen were the stalwarts for Bonneville if there were any.