The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • 15

-V I DepthTo Qrem Uses Slze TIME OUT! i oionsais, Line. Lats, Provo JayVee Eleven Wins 13-0 Battle Trip Pioneer Eleven Zb eek 1s Win Saturday i LEHl Superior size and depth and a tough line that would not Provo High School Junior Var sity gridders downed Granger Jay- Washington University and his two sons Thomas Henry III, 15, and Bruce, 10 Also in the party of around 50 will be Dr. Carroll's flew assistant, Dr. Robert Jordan. Coach Camp plans a workout in BYU's stadium Friday night: Dimick picked up a Lehi fumble and ran for 30 yards for a third score.

Both teams scored in the second half, Mick Peterson was. downed on the one-yard line and Paul Langager plunged over. Lehi scored its lonei touchdown near the end of the fourth period as Stan Smith slid through for the counter. They jran for the extra point. yield consistently gave the visiting Orem Tigers a 26-7 win over a scrappy Lehi Pioneer eleven that just could not make the breaks that would give them a victory, The Tigers ran up a 20-0 lead in the first half, started by an intercepted fumble that carried tjtiem across the goal line, but the Lehi team tightened and the sec Utah fans will note several Colonial players wearing blue helmets in contrast to the white ones worn by their teammates.

Head Coach Jim Camp, who was the No. 1 assistant at Minnesota before coming to GW early in '61, initiated the custom this fall of painting blue the helmets of those who, in his estimation, were giving rll6 per cent effort at all times. At present, 11 members of the GW's 36-man squad are wearing the blue ones. and their own fire was stolen by the lighter and speedier Lehities as they kept Orem consistently off balance their short parsing attack. The Orem line again showed to advantage with Robert Allphin, Paul Gillespie, Vera Bailey providing the bulk that stopped the Lehi ground attack.

Bob Ash-down, Lamar Gagon and Langager looked good in the back-field. I Dean Anderson opened the scoring for Orem in the first period when he circled right ehd for five yards and a touchdown. He plowed through the middle for 30. yards and a score in the second period. Late in the second period Joe ond half of the game was played Vees 13-0 this' week to partially atone for the 20-0 beating they sustained in their, season's opener against South Summit.

The Provoans scored once in the first, half as David Mecham broke through the line for four yards and a touchdown following a sustained tfrive from midfield. The second score and the point after came later in the game, fol-lpwing some top ball carrying by Udell Jolley and Steve Martin, halfbacks. Nat Mitchell also showed promise with his ball handling. Provo kept possession of the ball most of, the time and was not forced to punt during the entire game. almost even terms all the way.

he Pioneers outs cored the Ben- This is the second successive season the Colonials have played their first three games on the road. As a co-tenant of D. C. Stadium, the new $22.5 million, field, the Colonials are forced to await until the end of th baseball season before scheduling their first, home game, the Washington Senators having priority rights. The Washington Redskins also use the stadium.

als 7-6 but the big first half lead COACHES PRO TEAM CHICAGO; (UPI) Ron Sobie, former De Paul University and New York Knickerbockers player, has been named player-coach of th Chicago Majos of the American Basketball League. Sobie replaces Andy Phillips. The Colonials are flying into Provo Friday afternoon on a chartered plane. Accompanying them will be Dr. Thomas H.

Carroll, president of The George "Regan, ever since a decision i you made -the summer Of '48, I've had a burning desire to do this!" THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 196a Utah County, Utah DAILY HERALD 15 held up and Orem scored its fourth consecutive victory in preseason play. Lehi made most of its yardage on i a series of short passes over the line that netted them some 90 yards via thv air route. On the other hand Orem had trouble with its: passing game all. the way.

The passing arm of Paul Langager that had been a scoring threat ip all previous games, was well contained by the Pioneer defense. Langager connected on only two of eight aerial attempts, A AGREE TO BOUT BLACKPOOL, England (UPI) Brian London of Britain and Von Clay of Philadelphia will meet in Wheat germ oil is a poly-unsat- Payson Defeats Vikes 26-6 For Non-League Grid Win lirated fat. About half of the oil AIRSHIP RAIL TRAVEL i Schedules Reservations -TICKETS CHRISTOPHERSON TRAVEL SERVICE, FR 3-5310 MECHANICS TOOLS Blackhawk, Throson, K.D. Tool Specialties, O. T.

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London King of Reno, is linoleic acid, which, in the proper proportions in the diet, helps lower blood cholesterol levels, according to medical opinion. at Black- pool last month. Z7 WASHINGTON Trave ling thousands ol miles for a game is no novelty to George Washington University's football team, but the Colonials will be playing further from home than ever before in their history this Saturday night when they meet Brigham Young's Cougars at Provo, Utah. Previously, Denver was the westernmost GW-had penetrated, their last sortie to that city coming jtwet years ago when it upset "the Air Force. 20-6.

Incidentally, the Colonials have a perfect record against the Falcons of Colorado Springs, having whipped them, 20-0, in Washington in 1957. Down, 0-2, after-1 their first two games, the Colonials realize they will be meeting an opponent as anxious' for victory as they are, BYU having dropped its second game of the campaign last Saturday night to Arizona. It is the first time since' 1954, that GW has not won one of its first two starts. Surprises Appear Two surprises appear in the statistics of George Washington's play to date: (1) Dick "Double who was being hailed as an all-America candidate after a sensational sophomore year during which he gained 632 yards, has been held to 97 in the first two games, and, (2) quarterback Frank Pazzazlia (pronounced P-ZI-ah!) has the' amazing passing record of 77 per cent completions with 17 out of 22 for 149 yards. Two years ago as a sophomore Pazzaglia was tabbed by Bill Elias, then GW's coach and at Virginia, as "the best passer in tMe east But this is the first time his record has come close to justifying that appelaon.

Last Saturday's 15-14 defeat at the hands of Virginia Tech was the second week in a row the Colonials had been whipped in the bordering state by Southern Conference rivals. The Colonials looked as if they were going 'to break the game wide-open in the early going, fullback Jim Johnson racing 66 yards for a touchdown on the first running play and guard Gary Scollick intercepting A Tech pass and returning it 21 yards to the 3-yard line to set up the second. Pazzaglia carried it over on the second try from the Torn Hudson for another to. spark the Payson eleven to its -win. Pete Kropf scored from 7 yards out and Kent Oborn went 10 yards for the other Lion touchdowns.

Oborn also booted two extra points. Pleasant Grove scored on a 55-yard drive in the final period with Morris Keetch banging off tackle for the final four yards. Score by quarters: Payson 6 7 7 626 Pleasant Grove 0 0 0 66 SWEAT SHIRTS Hurry in While They ONLY 1 i w-Jl i. 1.59 PLEASANT GROVE Payson High's Lions, scoring a touchdown in each quarter, swept to a 26-6 victory over Pleasant Grove here Wednesday night. It was tine third win for Coach Jim Durrant's charges in four non-league games.

Dennis Smith ran five yards for one touchdown and passed to Prep Grid Scores Ogdeh 33 Ben Lomond 0 I Tooele 33, Cyprus 0 Murray 21 Bingham 0 Millard '34 Park City 0 Orem 26 Lehi 7 Clearfield 19 Lehi 14 Bountiful 28 Weber 21 Wasatch 7 Grantsville 0 Bonneville 13 Davis 0 Delta 9 North Sanpete 7 Hillcrest 0 Jordan 0 (tie) Judge Memorial 12 S. Summit 6 Pinedale- (Wyo.) 19 South Rich 7 Payson 26 Pleasant Grove 6 Moab 46 East Carbon 0 American Fork 31 Spanish Fork 6 Notre Dame 7 Monticello 6 FLUORESCENT HUNTING VEST Slip on over coat. ri It's better than get- ting! shot at. Joe Cowley Wins Fall Net Tourney SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) University of Utah tennis star Joe Cowley won the Salt Lake Tennis Club's men's fall tournament Wednesday with a 7-5, 6-3, win over Wayne Collett. Colletti a Santa Monica, junior college transfer, will try out for the Redskin teflnis team this spring.

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