! I i f i ' !( (! .c. ' . "' . i I . j ' I --..'? J.. I ?k J, IV : ! 1 ' - ' . .,v . -f j vx, - x . t . ' . -: ; i v4 ft 4 ! . .... ' . , . x .- ; "" : ::. . ,- ; ' ' ... ..... ' - , ' . i i , ' , - -: x " i " . - I : : . - 1 - ; 1 . v , . . J 9! - A ... ' : ... . - a;v LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS from Uintah, Andy Nelson, center & and Jerry Allred, right travel down the track. Allred nabbed f irst !Y place in the 1600 meters (mile) and 3200 meters (2 mile) at the dual meet with Tooele and in the Palisade Invitational. potr Ipecto crowns m. 45. :. Fifty-five tusslers competed in the n tfc ill Wrestling Coaches' Freestyle )be( lie Wrestling Tournament at View-i View-i llr ml High School, Saturday and 32 of k M" tvresllers nabbed placed Seventeen and nal grapplers placed first and 11 Itai second place. Vernal had the test amount of wrestlers at the meet t iotusslers and Pleasant Grove had Brian VanTassell, 55 and Chance iey, 60, captured first place titles in i bantam division. Tracey Richens, and Lance Sizemore, 75, placed sell se-ll and Jimmy Dillon, 50; Casey JTon, 65, nabbed third places. Also mpeting in the tournament from Ver-weijuin Ver-weijuin Dickson, Shane Oaks and Ik Roberts, ance Rollins, 60; Mike McCurdy, "id Steve Hatch, heavyweight, fled first place crowns in the 'set class. Derek Dickson, 55; Gor-Umb, Gor-Umb, 65 and Clay Christensen, 90, ted second. Brian Murray, 85, nabb-W nabb-W place. Also taking part in the lament were: Craig Huber, Steve wm, Dave Powell, Bobby Roberts, :hsn Sunkees, Layne Southam, ( vis Slaugh and Russel Augustus. ton Richens, 70; Craig Funk, 85; Bailey, 90 and Creg Cobbs, 142, led first places in the junior class. 'worth, 60; Larry Wiseman, 70; n ; 'ax Merkley, 75, placed second. 9? 1Jl Sunkees, 100, nabbed fourth Also competing in the tourna- " 'we: Randy Golding, Duane j 'e";PavidGurr,KeUyHanbergand !er Hall J U Place titles in the intermediate d ij garnered by Ryan Sid-' Sid-' I k , ' Mike Smith. 80; Darrin If'Cl p uand Pat Jenkins, 160. Ml L 1 951 Placed second anl ln ,126' netted ird place. Also lell i e tournament were Joe , ' 16 and Torr McCurdy, 119. Mc-7 Mc-7 fr Sal!ead of Peasant Grove's I tietn was 'njured and was .tompete any more in the tour- ne te"1 149-5; David Gentry- t,tl' " Brown, 105.5, nabbed first 8"' 2 advanced class. Jerry . ssLl placed second. Mark Augustus, 99; Josh Reynolds, 121; Brad Dickson, 130 and Kent Boren, 130, also took, part in the tournament. Josh . Reynolds won four matches in a row, : but had to return to Vernal for an activity activi-ty at school. Matt Hacking placed first in the 143 pound elite class and Kenny Cobbs, 192, nabbed second place. Hacking downed the 4-A state champion from Cottonwood. Cotton-wood. Cobbs downed Bliss from Delta and lost a two-pointer to Western from Delta. Frank Jaramillo, 136.5, placed second in the open class. ill - ? 50 tS S COBB, top competes in a wrestling match. Over V Wm.lrs from Vernal took part in the state tournament at wn,nt High School, Saturday.