Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 11

SUNDAY, NOVKMUKK 10, 1UIJ8 Idaho Stole Journal Section IS 3 i nrnounto Includes these all-timo favorites "Joy to tho World," "The First Noel." "Hark! Tho Herald Auyels Sin Uclls," "Silcnl Night" plus 12 other Chrisduns songs, including hrnnd new sons "I Still Believe in Christinas" by Kclwnrd Thotuns and a i Churnin. Limited quantities of albums 4, 5, and 6 also Quo alburn per customer at this low prlco Additional albums 4.95 UNDEFEATED AND UNTIED THIS YEAR The sophomore football team at Highland High School swept to an un. defeated record with a 10.0 season this year. Pictured are, bottom row, from left, Terry Glenn, Jim Ely, Doug Thompson, Greg Yamada, Bill Cook, Kurt Lowe, RogerAkersand William Wiggington, Second row, Brad Scott, Bill Green, Brad Peck, Grant Gertsch. Ted Tomllnson, Eric Bennett, Glenn Adams and Mark Burk.

third row, George Matliews, Gary Selders, Kirk Nelson, Dave Garbett, Bill Clouser, Greg Zaccardl, Terry Slltes, Andy Sutherland and Craig Avery. Fourth row, Jack Price, Mike Spidell, Bob Nelson, Brad Prescott; Richard Goode, Jeff Simmons, Ron Terry and KurtJerman. Fifth row, Mike Saul, Kevin Norby and Randy Malkin. Top, coaches Chuck Sloan, Fred Hughes and Larry Brackenbury. ESf Highland Sophs Had Perfect TO Pay skiers Record for Football Season SEATTLE (AP) With the A football team that can't reports of payoffs to Olympic te scored upon generally wins athletes still fresh to mind, pull its games, and such was the on your winter longies and lis- case during most of the 1968 ten to this: season for the Highland High The International Federation school sophomore gridders.

of Skiing (FIS), which dictates The baby Rams finished with to the whole slat-riding world, has given its okay for national ski associationsto let their amateurs accept payment for commercial tie-ins. Remember the words of Dan Ferris, boss emeritus of the U.S. Amateur Athletic Union, during the Olympics in Mexico City: "Indications are that payoffs have been made to athletes allowed only 53 during the sea of virtually all countries." He son. This figures out for a 26.5 said the International Amateur scoring average compared to 5.3 Athletic Federation is for the opponents. gating.

Coach Brackenbury gives a And the U.S. Olympic Con good deal of creditforthe team's niittee said it was peering into' success to the other coaches, rumors that some athletes got Falls 12; Highland 12, Twin Falls Highland 52, Pocatello 1, and Highland 25, Marsh Valley 0. There were a lot of talented performers on the Highland club, foremost of whom were Billy Cook, the outstanding back a perfect 10-0 record as they on offense; Grant Gertsch, out- demolished Pocatello's sopho- standing defensive back; Ted mores twice as well as Ameri- can Falls Jayvees, Shelley jayvees, Skyline of Idaho Falls, Snake River, Minico, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls and Marsh Valley Jayvees. Coach Larry Brackenbury's club racked up 2G5 points and Tomlinson, outstanding offensive lineman, and Randy Matkin, outstanding defensive lineman. Leading scorer on the team was fullback Jeff Simmons with six touchdowns.

He was co-captain along with Matkin. Simmons was also an outstanding ground gainer as he picked up 569 yards in 90 carries for a 6.3 average. Cook scored 5 TD's and was No. 2 rusher witli 490 yards in 55 attempts. He averaged 8.9 yards each time he packed the pigskin.

The team's offensive power was ignited in each game by the fine of quarterbacks Brad Peck and Billy Green, who both threw well and otherwise looked good directing the club. Peck hit on 4 touchdowns passes and scored 2. Green fired for 3 TD's and scored twice. any where from $500 to $6,000 for wearing certain equipment. You'll recall some heat among the officials at the Winter Olympics about competitors posed for pictures so the trademark would show.

The FIS action would appear to be an effort to turn down the fire without chilling the house. The United States Ski Association is not going along with the FIS proposal. It has a better idea. It will use the money itself. The association, whose costs have orbited in the effort to produce Olympic has devised a ject to put cash in the till by tapping the makers and sellers of materiel de ski.

Plan termed the Support Program, would make a merchandise jobber of the assocla- Charles Sloan and Fred Hughes, and also to (lie players themselves who displayed a lot of hustle and determination. The game-by-game results for the Highland sophomores were as follows: Highland 26, American Falls Highland 18, Pocatello Highland 31, Shelley 18; Highland 32, Skyline Oj Highland 25, Snake River Highland 12, Minico Highland 26, Idaho Local Golf Course May Be Altered If Council Agrees Navy to Schedule Ivy League Clubs Golfers will find a number of improvements next summer at Riverside municipal course, if the changes are approved by the City Council on the recommendation of the Parks and Re c. reation Board. The back nine at Riverside was largely rebuilt because of city over the years, consistently the Porlneuf River flood control producing more revenue than Is Th project, and golfers have been expended on the course. me i i.i.i.

Among recommendations of made will be addition of a second tee on the llthhole, back against trees borderingthe IBthfairway. No major changes are contemplated on the front nine, Adams said. Riverside has remained the most popular golf course In the uSffiS Booking toward a return to Ivy League and Baltimore Sun said Thursday. A story in Friday morning changes. values in the (orcec fees to help offset cost of the construction on the back nine.

It the budget Is approved for next editions, by staff writer James H.Jackson, said Navy officials tion; Plan would license man- would explore the possibility of uiaclurers and distributors of scheduling Ivy League schools er U.S. ski team clothing; Plan by the mid 1910s. would do the same for makers Navy already has football of equipment approved by team commltmentsintotlie 1970s, and members, and are to be In ivy League teams can schedule effect before Christmas. No only three years In Ihe future, date has been announced for implementing Plan A. Since posting a 9-1 football record In 1953, Navy has won 11, lost 26 and tied four.

The Mid- diesare 1-C this season, beating only Pitt 11-16, year, Improvements are th pro "We think it's a very fall- method of Improving the financ- ingprogram," said Bob Beattle. "There's room for everybody, and there will be no pressure on people to take part." In the past, as the association points out, manufacturers and distributors who supplied free equipment were permitted to use the USSA and ski team Identification. The new programs would permit selected companies to continue these contributions and pay for the privilege. AFAFroshWin29-12 PROVO, Utah (AP)- The Air Academy freshmen football team took advantage of Brlgham Young mistakes to beat theBYUfrosh29-12here Friday. BYU lost five fumbles and had four passes Intercepted.

Two of the fumbles and two interceptions led to Air Force toucti- downs. new lee box will be built lo serve both Ihe l2th and 18th bout 30 yards on new tee will be so immediate competition Is not jf be contoured and the old river channel filled under the bridge. The tee will give a much im- fairway, which was drastically narrowed by the riverwork. The 12th green alsowlllbecontoured on the right side to eliminate a deep bunker. The green on the 13th hole will be moved about 40 yards A (AP) Spo- back, into the old river chan.

kane, the Continental Football nel. The hole thus will be League's Western Division col- stretched to about 135 yards, lar-dweller, has acquired quar- and Improved lees will be built terback Kenny Stabler from the as well. Oakland Raiders. The greens on both Ihe 16th Stabler was the Raiders No. and nth holes will be contoured 2 draft choice last year, to eliminate deep bunkers onthe Coach Don McKeta said the right sides, and fairway will be left-handed Stabler, who played added on Ihe right side of the 11th Stabler Joins Spokane Club college ball for Alabama, will give Spokane "a fresh look at the rest of the season," The Shockers are in fourth place In the Western Division with a 3-1 record.

ATTENTION TOM McAteer Thanks everyone who supported him in the general election. fold PtllllMl Breedlove Change to Larger Engine BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Utah (AP) Craig Breedlove, seeking the world's land speed record for wheel-driven cars, Friday had a brief trial with the 390-cubic Inch engine he hopes will propel his "American Spirit" more than 400 miles per hour. But Ihe American Motors engine was under the hood of an AMX Javeline, while the sleek racer was still en route from Los Angeles to Wendover. Breedlove will switch the engine tothe "American Spirit" In a week or so, fire it with an exotic fuel mixture and make other alterations for the attempt on Bob Summers' wheel-driven record of 409 mph. The car Is capable of 420 to 450 mph, Breedlove figures.

He warmed it up with a trial run of nearly 190 rnph In the heavier, less streamlined AMX, using gasoline. The "American Spirit 1 was scheduled to arrive early Ihls morning, equipped with a six- cylinder engine. Officials said his crew would make some minor alterations this morning, and Breedlove would takeafewprac- tlce runs this afternoon. He'll leave the little engine In the car for an attempt at the Class speed record, probably Sunday or Monday, then change to larger engines consecutively for tries at the Class and Class records, the latter with the 390-Inch job. That re cord is 345.1 Jim Floyr, a Junior at Mt.

mph, set In 1961 by Bob Herda, Angel, coaches the thirteen But Breedlove will be trying to member football team. The beat that far enough to also sur- school doesn't have a men's pass Summers'unlimited record football team. at the same time. hole. One of the last changes to be Can We Schedule This Club, Coach? MT.

ANGEL, Ore. (AP) Mt. Angel College's football team- all female- will play several games in the Spokane, area next week, The team will meet female squads from Gonzaga, Whitworth, Fort Wright and Northern Idaho Junior College. WINTER TREADS RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES NO MONEY DOWN TAKE MONTHS TO PAY Polar Priced os shown at Firestone Stores. Competitively priced at Firestone Dealers and at all service slalions displaying ihe Firestone sign.

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