Latter Day Saints Business College - S Book Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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, , 1 it A +5 t. MJ W ,J A fbi lk ? 5 v 4 V1 1 af' 0 V Playing the best brand of ball this year, the Saints won their only victory of 0? 5. the season from Provo. Here, the team opened up a real offense for the first time this ip year. Passes were completed for long gains and line plays proved equally successful. X X Q The team showed their power and fight in this game. The old L. D. spirit that 0 , was lacking in the previous games suddenly came back again and proved to be ' 5 ii Provo's downfall. Y A N. l . , ,h , i Provo came to this game with two victories and were confident of winning. , 4 4 But the Saints too, were a determined team. They had to have at least one victory Ml QW. I i to their credit. Trailing by a score of six to nothing at the half, the Saints suddenly started to fight. They completed two touchdowns, and as if that Weren't enough, A-, ,- a Dick West, just as the gun sounded, intercepted a Provo pass and ran sixty yards 1 ' fd for the third and last touchdown. '3 I had brought the ball to within scoring distance several times, but had lacked the 7 50 The first score came after a series of fast plays down the field. The Saints 'C l T C s.. ,164 j , C ,guy N , ., .i - 5 it 2 rf iii 1 'iff R'-1 -1 a, f, . Q li is 'X fy T6 I ' -r '- X' Q f in in S T. ,age ,Q 'T XEis::lg..s..if ii 1aQ-Qs.-i,1'iIiQ,LT'2 Wim frffwiffw-i .fe H QB ' f -QQQQF -'qs'i'::1Lfk,Q?55 w Tl 1 ,, iifigej faff w f P,-M if 1, .5 J' ' -P f't'?l6 43. e :'7.:y f? '7'1v ., -gf-fxfwv-ff 4' f v QQ? F Q,,iif5-'.Z. : in 'ef r.-.f:..,f,gm,3.g,,i..,.-.i.,.g,r,f at -..,.,gf 14 3 Ea..-

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