STARTED OFF SLOW Tom Rasor, Royce Anderson, Claude Blanch, Brent Hoggan, Carl Smith, Gordon Willis Galvez, Johnny Schwitzer. GAME Weber's Football Varsity started league second play game told about the same story as they by South Cache 26-0 on the War- riors rain-soaked field. Stanger and Belnap picked up little yardage as they failed to gain good footing. In the Warriors’ third game, Weber Brown, Rudy Cologna, SUMMARY when they tangled with the Grizzlies of Logan at Logan. Weber was green and inexperienced and fell on the short end of a 41-0 score. The Warriors’ were dbfosted a WEBER broke into the scoring column but failed to win as they met _ defeat from Box Elder 36-12. Musgrave looked good as he passed for many first downs, despite the slippery oval, due to rainy weather. Then came the big game—Ogden Vs. Weber. Weber scored the first touchdown but Ogden came fighting back and Weber once again failed to defeat. Bill Price at halfback and Wyatt at end played outstandingly well. Weber broke into the win column as they defeated North Cache 19-7. The Warriors closed their season with 13-12 win over Bear River. DEFENSIVE First row: Gary Slot, Alton Child, Jim Amos, Tom Burke, Eugene Dalpias, LaMar Second row: Gerald Whitehead, Val Christensen, Bob Wolthuis, Kenneth Gomn. Kap, Kent Jones.