PAGE 8 HIGHLANDER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1969 SPORTS Seniors Rip to 18-6 Powderpuff Win Cross-Country Runners Encounter Hard Luck After Brilliant Start A hard-luck group of runners finished the season in a way they had not expected—losing. After a great start, the Scot Cross Country team began to slide. The team opened the season with perfect-score victories over Bear River and Box Elder, and a team championship in the City-County meet. Then came the down- fall. After a narrow victory over Weber, fered by a convincing Sky loss to Roy, and the team suf- were annihilated View. They entered the Region meet as a crippled team. Two runners failed to finish due to injuries as the team sank to a fifth-place finish. Four days later, a disappointed bunch made the trip to Salt Lake cursion was and Mike City to compete in the state meet. The exnot wasted, as Dan Walker finished 11th, Kearney came away with 19th in a field of over 250 racers. ; We will always wonder how things would have been had the team remained healthy, but we can thank them | for the one trophy they did earn. ike Kear- Scots Finally Get Something To Remember “In the future, member... ” the as we re- When we look back on 69-70 football season, Aare r, ee y ae RS kissing the Iron Horse || _ FS Sie ee 2 ets . ait ee aac Ma Pas < va be 5 oe r a RR ey: Ss the whitewashing by Bonne- less the ball, and held them score- for three-fourths of the game. With only seconds left in the first half, the Seniors got their second score. The ball on the one-yard line, fourth down and goal to go, quarterback Linda Jensen ran it over for the TD on a QB sneak. The score at half was Seniors 12, Sophs-Jrs. 0. The halftime entertainment was provided by the Brawny Laddies. They thrilled the crowd with their precision marching. _ The third quarter was scoreless, but at times the bruising running of Jr. Chris Wade, and excellent passing of the Jrs.Sophs, threw a scare at the Seniors’ defense. In the final quarter of the game, the Seniors’ explosive offense went into action again, and Senior fullback Becky “The Rock” Cassity, made her presence known. With the ball on the Senior 45, Becky took a pitchout around left end. She eluded two would-be tacklers, outran the rest 55 yards for the Seniors’ final score of the game. Late in the quarter, the Sophs-Jrs. finally got on the scoreboard, after capitaliizng on a bad punt by the Seniors. In four plays, the Sophs-Jrs. marched 12 yards (?) for the score, with their quarterback Cheryl Hunter (?) carrying the ball over from the six. me We would like to thank the Seniors’ head coach Cliff Hyatt and his assistants Gary Little, and Joe Taylor. Also the SophsJrs.’ coach Dee Russell and his assistants, whoever they may be, for the time and effort they put in, to make the Powderpuff Game such a success. ville, the tough Schedule Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, Friday, 5—Bonneville at Ben Lomond, 8:00 p.m. Dec. Dec. 12—Ogden at Ben Lomond, 8:00 p.m. Dec. 19—Ben Lomond at Roy, 4:00 p.m. Dec. 26—-Weber at Ben Lomond, 7:00 p.m. 2—Intermountain at Ben Lomond, 7:00 p.m. Jan. 9—Ben Lomond at Bear River, 8:00 p.m. Jan. 16—Sky View at Ben Lomond, 8:00 p.m. Jan. Jan. 23—Ben Lomond at Box Elder, 8:00 p.m. Jan. 30—Ben Lomond at Ogden, 8:00 p.m. Friday, Feb. ‘eis i OS go ae |goodbye for another time, By HERC HEYWOOD An explosive offense, and a crushing defense were just too much for the Sophomores and Juniors to handle, as the mighty Seniors crushed them both, 18-6, in the Annual Powderpuff Football Game. The second play of the game the Seniors put their explosive offensive into action. With the ball on the Sophs-Jrs.’ 48, halfback Colleen ‘‘Speedy” Cahoon took a handoff from Linda “Broadway” Jensen and skirted around right end to the 12-yard line for a 36-yard gain. The next play Dawn “Mercury” Briggs, the Seniors’ other speedy halfback, took the ball on a reverse around left end, soared into the end-zone, untouched, for the Seniors’ first TD. The Seniors put their crushing defense into action after kicking off. Led by “The Fearsome Six” and their “bananas” stunt, the Seniors threw the Jr.-Sophs for a fifteen-yard loss the Basketball By DAN WALKER ‘ ap first time their offense handled The Jr.-Sophs’ lone touchdown the one-yard line where Linda Jensen ran it over. The try for 'was made by Jr. Kris Wade. The extra points failed as it did for PAT attempt was no good. This victory was the second every touchdown, and the score stood 12-0 with two seconds left in a row for the Class of 70. When playing as Juniors, they in the half. The second half saw each defeated the Senior team 19-6. Senior girls! team playing on fairly even Congratulations, The half-time show by Ben terms. Both the Seniors and Jr.Sophs were able to add one Lomond’s brawny Laddies thrilled the fairly large rain-soaked touchdown. Becky Cassity made the Class crowd at McAllister Field. Cheerleaders for both sides of 70’s final TD with about a 55-yard run. The try for the did a great job to support their team. extra point again failed. The seniors, scoring early in the first half on a 30-yard run by Dawn Briggs, went on to score an 18-6 victory over the Junior-Sophs in last Friday’s Powderpuff football game. The ball was controlled by the Seniors throughout most of the first half and the Jr.-Sophs never really posed a_ great threat. Several penalties set up the Seniors’ second touchdown of the game. The Ruskins were able to move the ball down to t ar 20—Logan at Ben Lomond, 4:00 p.m. |! stands against Sky View and Logan, but mostly the season’s final victory over down-the-hill rival, Weber, 28-12. We Invite You to Visit Our For the numerous LOYAL Scots who have faithfully backed the team all season, it was just the thrill Store and SNOOP Around they had been awaiting. It was a total team victory as the offense finally piled up some points, and the defense held their ground to spell the win. Offensive Roger standouts Morris, Randy were Rus- sell, and Lee Thomson. Dave Moore also reeled off an 80yard kickoff return to set up a B. L. score. The defensive stars were Rob Alley, Kim Petersen, Cliff Hyatt, and William Heywood. ‘“‘Herc’’ picked off two Weber passes to halt Warrior drives and Scottie momentum. build As a whole, it was a sad season. However, the victory over Weber proved to the Harrison & 3rd 393-8257 student body that the team consisted of a group of nev- er-give-up guys. 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