SIDELINE SLANTSBy IIy Weisberj;Shotting a complete reversal of form since their defoots at the hands of Kearney State and the C nix entity of Arizona quintets, Coach Rudy Lnvik'* Lumberjack. capers have won ft five of their last six games and at last appear to have hit their real stride.After handing the Tempo Bulldogs two defeats in theirown . lair, the Axemen Jour-— - _\lhjlULU*.OUL£ ftilCIlV _they broke even in a two game series with the University of New .Mexico eager*. The Jack* copped the first contest by a 31 to count, while the Hill-toppers grabbed 27 ito 19 victory in the second encounter.Tempe looses Again The Lavikmen then returned t*»lt; Flagstaff t« hand the Tempe Bulldogs another double defeat. The . Jacks were forced to come from behind to annex the initial contest. | the Dogs leading at one stage of the game bv a 12 to 3 count. However some fine goal tossing on the part of Captain Allen and Pierce put the Axemen on even terms with Coach McCrearvV crew, and from this stage of the game the h*Tlt;l seesawed hack and forth un-* til goals by Pear and Gove Allen in the Inst two minutes of play put the game on ice. The final count j was '15 to 29. w ' ~ -The second battle resulted in an rusv 34 to 15 victors* for the Lumberjacks. Conch I.avik's cagers j took the lead ut the start und were ties'er headed. Cromer and Gove ! Allen were the Jack luminaries in ) this encounter, while Crabtree J starred for the Bulldogs.