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

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Junior Football Seas HE main reason for having a sophomore squad for the school team the following year. A yearlings did not win the championship, a number were found. They followed the same schedule plat Coach Ralph Gray worked hard with the boys anc though small, team was produced. The hrst game was played with Granite on t Saints, playing the best ball they had exhibited t Farmers, fourteen to twelve. On October seventeenth East defeated the Saix two, in the hardest-fought battle of the season. throughout and was won mainly by lucky breaks. The next week two practice games were play minster and one with Murray. Despite the handicat minstefs dirt field, the result was a siXty-six to not? S. The most ground was gained by Sam Bennion a The squad was composed of about twenty p were: Ridd and Kerr at ends; Dunford and Clark a Haycock at guards; Hicks at center; Sam Bennion ant Smith at fullback; and Bud Bennion at quarterback. played were: Jensen, Neslen, Castle, Dover, Gold Howells, Ritchie, and Coles. Back Row: Hicks. Haycock, Dunford, Kerr, Ridd. Front Row: Ritchie, Ralphs, B.. Bennion. Smith, S. Benn $4 150 yew heir own field. 111 year, defeated the 1 on is to develop material though the L. D. S. of promising players yed by the flrst team. 1 a flerceeiighting, al- The t hdings? twelve to The game was close red: one with West of playing on West- ing victory for L. D. nd NDutch Emery. ayers. The regulars t tackles; Ralphs and i Emery at halfbacks; The substitutes who , Knight, McConkie, ion, Knight.

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Junior College Basketball HIS year Coach Pete Couch built one of the hardest wghting quintets of the division from entirely inexperienced players. None of the eight men comprising the squad had ever played on a high school team; and so it was a green grtoup that was hurledt against the older and more experienced fives from northern Utah. JBut due to the Saintsh team-work and coope ation, they were able to give every team a ggod fight. To start the season the Saints were pitted against the championship Ricks team from Rexburg. Aftert holding the champs for the first half to a slight four point lead, the L. D. S. boys comt letely went to pieces COACH eCOUCH x in the second period They lost the game by the score of forty-one to fourteen. In this game, as in most of the following ones, the brillianl shooting of Captain h Dunford and the guarding of Pugh were outstandin In the return game with Ricks, the Saints were again snowed under t SPENCER DUNFORD CANNON FIELDING . COUCH, Coach mug 152 Btm-