The Herald-Journal from Logan, Utah • 5

Login Utah Tuesday Jan 11 1972 TIm Herald 5 Bressen Leads Winner Of Jim Thorpe Trophy Vaulted MdDSit 4lne aflucflltolle winner -the Victory Over Ramblers Jim Thorpe Trophy for 197lis came in the second half when Mark Tenhoeve Jim Moore and Ray Thompson began to move Tenhoeve who led the Aggies in rebounding had another outstanding shooting night with 22 pants hitting well from the outside as well as the inside USU's freshmen will next host Weber fresh at Thursday night in the preliminary to the varsity contest between the two schools Bax Score 0-i 1 4 NEW Bob Gricse makes a determined if unsuccessful attempt to be inconspicuous He drives a three-year-old car dresses modestly and is as dashingly quotable as the minutes of a bank board meeting For a football player he is not imposing physically and in a crowd might be lost under the armpit of a colleague For all this he still stands out And his fellow footballers have voted the Miami quarterback the 1971 Jim Thorpe Trophy winner as the Most Valuable Player in the National Football League Griese was chosen by a vote of the 'team captains and player representatives from the 26 teams in the NFL The poll was conducted by Newspaper Enterprise Association in cooperation with the NFL Players Association Griese for the second straight year has led Miami into the play-offs and led the American Conference in passing He did this despite an injury to his left shoulder in the 10th game of the season an injury so painful thic the slightest touch draws a grimace if not a howl Perhaps the highlight of the season for him came in the Pittsburgh game He was suffering with an intestinal disorder and did not start the game Soon Miami was losing 21-3 Griese came in and led a second half surge and Miami won 24-21 The emergence of Griese as a superior quarterback is based on several considerations First in his own grasp of the position He entered pro ball in 1967 after being a three-year All-American at Purdue After a couple of seasons at Miami Griese was finally able to say can now look over the field as if 1 am a chess player looking at the board Before I felt like I was down on the board itself 1 got perspective from Secondly the Miami running game has become one TWIN FALLS Idaho Dan Dressen who played his freshman basketball at Utah State University led the Golden Eagles of the College of Southern Idaho to a solid 86-74 victory over the Utah State freshmen here Monday night Dressen dominated the boards along with Willie Williams of CSI and bucketed 14 field goals on his way to a 31-point performance Behind the former Rambler the Golden Eagles out-rebounded USU 22-9 in the first half and moved to a 4632 intermission advantage A tenacious CSI press headed by little Victor Kelly a 66 sophomore with outstanding quickness held USU outside during the second quarter of action forcing the Ramblers to take the poor-percentage shots At the opening of the second half the Golden Eagles came out running and moved to as much as a 26point advantage For USU most of the scoring From HU! To Griese Year-by-yeor rundown of Jim Thorpe Trophy winners: 1955 Harlon Hill Chicago Bears Frank Gifford New York Giants 1957 John Unitas Baltimore Jim Brown Cleveland Charley Conerly New York Giants Norm Van Brocklin Philadelphia A Tittle New York Giants 1962 Jim Taylor Green Bay 1963 (tie) A Tittle Jim Brown 1964 Lenny Moore Baltimore Jim Brown Bart Starr Green Bay 1967 John Unitas 1968 Earl Morrall Baltimore 1969 Roman Gabriel Los Angeles John Brodie San Francisco 1971 Bob Griese Miami Powder And Pack By John Flannery Riding to the top of a snow-covered peak recently I watched 1) two skiers schussing down a run occupied by many skiers of intermediate ability 2) three teenagers ski under a rope supporting a sign and 3 a lone skier coming down the steepest run on the mountain Snow safety therefore is paramount on my mind and I can relate the above to a few disasters First case the wife of a ski patrolman at Atla skiing slowly down on a busy Sunday afternoon Two not one but two stupid schussers hit her at the same time and broke one of her legs so badly that she was not only in a cast for most of a year but ruled off skis forever Neither of the out-of-control idiots stopped to even see if they could hdp their victim Next the closed sign business Two nationally-ranked racers a few years ago went into an area with a film crew According to the stories that came from the European resort the mountain was closed because of hazardous conditions Regardless of the hassle that followed on the technicalities of open or closed Buddy Werner and Barbi Henniberger were dead when the slide caught up with them during filming Xe same winter a ski patrolman was killed in Jackson doing avalanche control and Steve Utley a Solitude ski patrolman took a 1500-foot ride in an avalanche which came down after the threatening slope had been dynamited and the main portion had slid Steve came out of it with a broken jaw and respect for hazardous conditions The lone skier story There are many but one I remember from way back was about a racer practicing by himself in a Utah area who fell broke an arm and get to the lift or lodge According to the story he died of exposure Another story comes from an old snow ranger who saw a lone skier buried by a slide while the ranger was riding a chairlift up to check the top terminal Ross had no skis so when he got to the top he grabbed shovel sat on it rode it down to the last-seen-point and found the lone skier before he suffocated There are dozens of sets of rules around on what to do and what not to da The main thing is to use the thing under your ski cap Consider the situation and he just a little bit cautious It ruin your day and there will be others There is one axiom shared by ski patrolmen and snow rangers who must face hazards are no living avalanche Go West! Like to ski out in the open on sunny ridges with views of surrounding mountains where you can dip oK into find-yourown-way gulleys of timber and powder? Well Park City West has all that and another surprise or two And when they have snow like they had last week it is worth a whirl From the patio on their lodge you can watch the beginners ski down and see a NASTAR racer trying for a medal on an open GS course and even see sane of the hotshots come down pleasant But more mountain up there and the best way to see it is to ski it Lift takes you to a peak which opens the door to the toughest of or an easy wide trail down the Swing" lift where most intermediate skiers would be tempted to stay all day Ski its run at least once It's a ball Then go right on past the tower terminal and tuck down to the on place for the lift up Ridge" where the Junior National Giant Slalom was held a couple of years ago Try not too steep but offers a lot of skiing Do it non-stop and guaranteed to be a thigh-burner And on top of the ridge all the way There are a few other runs off that ridge and the funnest medium-easy run I know That is a fine wide trail that just begs you to look your best and believe it or not at one pm on a dear afternoon there were no more than three skiers visible at any time It winds up gently carrying you through timber past the bottom of Horse" lift then back to the base of the lift where you started the whole shebang I do like it and when the snow is bad in other places will still be good more but you can't get to it all'without a little more time You can stay in Park City and be a few minutes away from West and not too far from hone-under two hours legally and the road to the area from SLC is seldom closed College Results By United Press Intarnatienat Colby 77 Wooster Tech Maryland 4V Wake Forest 44 Tennessee 73 Miss 70 Wesleyan 44 Coast Grd 44 Niagara 74 LIU 70 Texas-Arl 17 Butler 12 ot Pitt 91 West Vlr 74 Kentucky 104 Miss St 74 Phila Tex 71 Steubenvl 40 Morehead St 104 III St 94 Jacksnvl 95 East Term St 75 Tenn St 91 Lincoln 45 Provdnce 74 Villanova 49 Harvey 95 West Lib 19 Lincoln 92 Del St 00 Tulane 47 Citadel 41 Vanderbilt 104 Florida 07 Nebraska 77 Oklahoma 70 Old Dominion 94 VMI 02 Wich St 71 Loyola (III) 57 Grove City 02 Alliance 44 Gettysburg 103 Juniata 77 1 Vincennes 17 Ohio Val 72 Oral Roberts 102 Easten Ky 94 Union Ky 94 Pikevllle 75 Kentucky St 120 Calvary 73 Ashland 73 Milton 42 Lamar 99 Corpus Christ! 02 Okla City 97 SMU 00 Texas Ail 09 Me Murry 17 Houston St 93 Sul Ross 41 La Tech 114 McNeese St 90 Hawaii 04 Rice 45 Stetson 100 Hartford 94 ot Lipscomb 77 Ind St 75 Bantam Box Scores of the best in football take pride in deciding the right kind of running plays to call against the various defenses he said And he has such superb runners as Larry Csonka Jim Kiick and Mercury Morris to take pride in The running takes pressure off the passing the first couple he said passed a lot and we lost a Thirdly the coming of wide receiver Paul Warfield was a great boon to the Rogers 1 61 2 Jacobsen 0 60 0 Johnson 0 60 0 Porter 0 60 0 Broadbent 1 60 2 unnamed 1 61 2 totals 10 1141 31 Bitters 0 600 Cahoonl 46 18 Christensen 1 66 2 Parkinson 0600 JenaenOO-OO Andra 4 14 9 Lundberg 2 Bitters 0 60 0 Cahoon 6 6 5 18 Christensen 1 62 2 Parkinson 0 60 0 Jensen 0 60 0 Andra 4 14 9 Lundberg 2 62 6 Larsen 0 14 1 Horiuchi 0 60 6 unnamed 0600 totals 13 614 34 Score by quarters Al's 162347-34 Sigma Chi 611-1631 br A FOG I OLD AFL men of the he said think it Was then that 1 learned about leadership and assuming His brother Bill two years older than Bob could not afford to go to college upon high school gradua tion Bob was able to go on a football scholarship but Bill worked as a railroad clerk and weekly sent Bob spending money was a great sacrifice for Bob says now And when Bob signed a big bonus contract with the Dot phins he stipulated that a clause be included which provided for the college education of his brother and sister Both have now graduated and are in teaching Bob Griese will receive the Jim Thorpe trophy donated by the Seamless Co at the annual all-pro party hosted CBS and NEA at Televi sion City Hollywood on Jan 20 SNEAK iVatVi Jaycees 31 Watts 2S Watts: Johnson 7 5-15 19 Allen 1 64 2 Colombo tto 2 66 4 Plowman 0 66 0 Williama 0 66 0 Mortensen 0 61 0 Clifford 0 0-00 Brockman 0660 Heninger 0600 PrestonOOOO Birch 0 6 0 0 Laycock 0 60 0 Totals 10 6 17 25 Jaycees: Peterson 1 60 2 Lamborn 0 61 0 Webb 0 61 0 Beck 8 24 16 Call 2 62 4 Ryan 1 60 2 Nielson 0 1-1 1 Elbert 1 60 2 Golding 0 1-1 1 Totals 13 4-10 30 Score Iqr quarter Watts 66 1625 Jaycees 6162260 Caps 30 Lions II Lions: Nelson 1 60 2 Gardner 2 26 7 Davis 0 60 0 Wood 0 60 0 Lowrey 1 1-2 3 Lamb 0 60 0 Wilder 0 60 0 Burnside 0 66 0 Houseal 0 60 0 Costello 3 61 6 totals 7 46 18 Caps: Haws 5 61 10 Butcher 1 14 3 Larsen 3 61 6 Alien 160 2 Rig Rigby 1 60 2 Whitney 3 14 7 Hurst 0 60 0 Amussen 0 60 0 totals 14 67 30 Score by quarters Lions 661618 Capa 616 2140 Al's 34 Sigma Chi 31 Sigma Chi: Abel 1 46 6 Mc-Murdie 1 610 8 RothweU 4 14 9 Van Noy 1 61 2 Golding 0 60 0 Standings Won Less PREVIEW for 1 972 new IMPROVED TOTAL AUTOMATIC COLOR-for far greater tuning ease better more uniform color I Griese passing game Until last season Miami did not have a breakaway threat as a receiver Warfield came in a trade from Cleveland said Griese try to throw to Paul at least 10 times a (In that Pittsburgh game for example all three Miami touchdowns came as a result of Gricse-to-Warfield passes) Griese grew up in Evansville IndT His father died when he was 10 left my brother and me as the Logan Hardware 45 Pepsi 19 Logan Hardware: Carlsen 4 6 08 Watts 1 1-4 3 Edwards 1 60 2 Jensen 0 24 2 Clyde 0 60 0 Brown 1602 Watterson 6 61 12 Champlin5 1-3 11 Hargreaves 0 60 0 Johnson 0 60 0 Nielson 1 6 02 Lofthouse 1 14 3 Rigby 0 60 0 totals 20 612 45 Pepsi: Felt224 6 Dewey 160 2 Kay 0 1-1 1 Skabelund 1 64 2 Willis 0600 Olson 12-8 4 Ernie 1 64 4 Winterholler 0 60 0 totals 8 7-18 19 Score by quarters Logan Hardware 134646 45 Pepsi 14-1619 A child is not just an extra mouth to toed another pair of feet to shoe Another body to clothe A whole other life to be provided for why important to plan for each child new MATRIX TUBE- for brighter sharper Ultra-Rectangular Pictures I new MAGNA-POWER for improved performance and greater reliability! Schedule am Gaps vs Watte Logan Hardware vs Sigma Oil 10 am N- Jaycees vs Lions Al's vs Pepsi Open play from 11:361 each Saturday by flobel Sfraubhaar O-The Snowplow fix Planned Parenthood Children by choice Not chance The skis elide on their inside edges The body weight is evenly and equally distributed on both sides The body position is important and your ankles knees and torso should be slightly flexed At first try getting into the snowplow position oy jumping into the then back to a parallel stance Balance yourself with your poles with the arms forward and away from the body The angles of your skis will dictate your breaking ability By increasing the angle of the skis from the fail line you lower your body and rusn the skis apart (heel thrust) This slows you down Practice bringing the skis together and then pushing both skis apart equally weighted Vary the degree of the slope By ROBEL STRAUBHAAR Director Creeled Butte (Colo) Ski Srkool The straight inowplow allows the beginning skier to control his speed and come to complete stoj-two maneuvers not to be taken lightly Although many accomplished skiers may scoff at the snowplow if you watch them ski you will notice in time of trouble they will revert to it to control themselves The snowplow teaches you edge control The tips of the skis are together and the tails of the skis are at equal angles to the fall line i the line a ball would take if rolled down a Mill Your skis are therefore in a position facing downhill For further information write Planned Parenthood Box 431 Radio City Station NY 10019 Keith MAGNAVOX HOflE ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 45 Wst 2nd North Logan 23 South Stato Preston Mufrtmi cwtrviM Wf HtK ffl4 (Moerftiae IS Mrtrtit'W Ctomti tttraMal hmewtr WwtiWl InuMI.