Changes Mark Prep Athletic Scene Tie year 1972 marks a great change in the high school athletic structure of Utah County. Many old traditions have been broken up and new traditions will begin taking will no longer be competing on a league basis with their neighboring schools in the valley. Instead, Provo and Crem will be competing with five teams from the Salt Lake Valley. Those teams include Kearns, Murray, Brighton, Granger, and Hillcrest. All those schools are more comparable with Provo and Or em in enrollment figures and it should make for a more equitable competitive situation. With Provo and Orem leaving, what has been a ten team league place. The Utah High School Activities Association realigned the state's high schools on a more equitable competitive basis, and the change had a significant effect on the schools in this area. Provo and Or em, the two largest schools in the valley, Involving the high schools of this has reduced the league sirs and has allowed for more prp,ctice football games than has been the rule in the past. The league seasons don't begin until Sept. 15 for Region Four and not until Sept. 22 for Region Sis. Region Six will start the season this Friday with a novel Prep Carnival in which all eight teams of the league will appear at the BYU Stadium at 7:30 p jn. The league schedules for both leagues are listed below. valley along with Uintah and Carbon, now becon,v an eight team league. The teams include Lehi, American Fork, Reasant Grove, Springville, Spanish Fork, Payson, Uintah, and Carbon. The league Oren and Provo will be playing in will be designated as Region Four, and the league with most of the valley high schools will be designated as Region Six. The breaking up of the leagues Region 6 Football Schedule Regon 4 The Region sir football schedule is as follows: V J V- -v - Football Schedule 1 V7 Sept. 22 Lehi at Pleasant Grove Springville at Carbon American Fork at Spanish Fork Uintah at Payson vy , v, ! ' r . , War i l 'x fi " Oct. , I ' ?j ' - ' LEHI'S LLOYD JACOBSEN, the head coach, is shown with his two Tim Welch, left, and Ray Black. Welch is a quarterback By WENDELL RIGBY Herald Sports Writer (This is another in a series of articles discussing area high school teams.) The Lehi Pioneers are LEHI expected to make things rough for football opponents as long as there are no more injuries and the present crop of players can live up to their potential. Coach Lloyd Jacobsen, now in his second year as head coach, had only thirty-fou- r boys turn out for football practice, and three of them have already been sidelined temporarily with ihe squad includes some boys who wiU bear the brunt of the football wars this season. they will have to go lb-l- o both ways, and platooning is not even in the dictionary used dv the Pioneers. Coach Jacobsen had one year as an assistant coach, and that experience was helpful when he took over the reins last year as head man. He played a line posi- tion at BYU, but is doing most of Stock Cars, Motorcycles Post Results at Suntana John I , I 22 v 4 - f I Super stock trophy dash Finch and Gary Hubbard. Modified trophy dash Brown. Steve Bob 6-- 5-- 1 - enter-backiiel- - The pressure was on and so was Virgil Carter. victory over the The Cincinnati B e n g a 1 s' Philadelphia Eagles in a search for a starting quarter- National Football League preback between Ken Anderson season game. and Carter added another page Running back Paul Robinson scored on third quarter touchdown plunges of six and two yards within a span of 3.09, bringing the Bengals from a 0 halftime deficit to a 7 Colorado State Loses Two Backs From Grid Team Gaden by Fitzgarald, the team will compete in the "A" division of FORT COLLINS, Colo. (UPI) the Utah Soccer League. All Colorado State University those who are interested in playing, please contact coach lost two of its top running backs Monday when they deat Fitzgarald cided to quit the squad for perManaged 373-893- 2. American Fork Finishes Second American Fork 4th Ward won second place in the Senior Slow Pitch division of the Area LDS Church softball tournament. American Fork advance to the finals apainst Mnrrav- 20th hut ' iost championship game, 20-- 7 zone 22 Fork 4th won the Senior Slow Ptich sonal reasons. Spokesmen said Don a 17-1- 24-1- lead. the down Carter nailed in the fourth quarter victory when he passed tu ee yards for a touchdown to rookie receiver Steve Kingman and then led the Bengals on a drive which the final eight consumed minutes and ended with a field goal by Horst Muhlmann. The win was a plus in Carter's favor in the battle for the starting quarterback posi- tion since Anderson directed Cincinnati to a pair of IDs after Miami had wrapped up a convincing victory last week. Elsewhere in pro football, the Los Angeles Rams announced that Ken Geddes, a second-yea- r linebacker from Nebraska, will be lost for at least eight weeks with a broken right arm. The Pittsburgh Steelers cut their roster to 55 players when sophomore quarterback Bob Leahy and four rookies were placed on waivers. pre-seas- Willing-ha- junior transfer from Peoria, 111., and Kim Jones, a sophomore from Waterloo, Iowa, left the team "on their own accord." Willingham had gained 116 yards during the Rams' opening scrimmage last Saturday. Jones led the Ram freshman team in rushing last year and was expected to see action with the varsity this season. 6--0, college 6--3, COMPLETE rn rn hi I iUrrLLIUiinhX anur boyers am- - championship, New Coach CHEYNEY, Pa. (UPI)-Jo- hn Chayney, a Philadelphia high school basketball coach and former player in the Eastern Pro Basketball League, was named Monday as head basketball coach at Cheyney State College. Wasted man hours and equipment. local lumber yard, and is carrying a full school load. Kevin Kline is listed at 215 ft IfpE 3 0 WPS 1 aLZI j-gU- A SOLUTION: Chevron Service and Delivery. Don't let down-tim- e cost you cash. Call us for quality Chevron fuels and lubricants and get fast service and delivery at the same time. ' ncientjncient Chevron Beli SHEPHERD OIL COMPANY 680 SOUTH 55 IAST, PROVO . 373-862- 9 SIMICHT KMTl'CKV EOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF v Ji PROBLEM: 2 - The Provo City Recreation Department is sponsoring a soccer team. American Monday night as Carter threw a touchdown pass and directed 0 the Bengals to a 34-2- Provo Sponsors Soccer Squad - 9 By United Press International Murray, bye . and plays a tackle posiSteve pounds Super stock slow heat tion. Peterson, the other Gary Ron Smith. Finch, Jack Dawson, Super stock fast heat Gary tackle, is 225 pounds, and is Hubbard, Bob Leftwich, Doc Root. going to be hard to move. Modified Heat John Leftwich, Allen Peterson, LeRoy Jacobsen. Lehi has two or three other big Bob Super stock main event in 190 pound Steve Berry, a men Doc Root, Jack Dawson. Leftwich, Modified main event John split end; Blaine Whimpey, a Leftwich, LeRoy Jacobsen, Paul 180 pound, tight end. The boys Skowron. do not lack size but they do need The motorcycle results are as experience, and how quickly follows: they develop that will determine Junior Novice Mini Rey how well they succeed this year. Butcher. Todd Kim Kirkham, Junior Novice "A" senior, and Braithwaite, Gunnar Pedersen. Lynn Bridges, a both senior, Steve Junior Novice "B" weighing 155 pounds, will likely Sorenson. 100 cc Novice Dave Brown, share the tailback spot. Both are Ron Perry, Lyle Linton. fast and shifty runners and just 100 cc Expert Terry Borden. 125 cc NoviSe Kenneth Moore, need more experience. Harold Ludwig, Jay Bevan. Blake Pettrson will use his 170 125 cc Expert Steve Snow, at the fullback spot, and pounds Parcell. Norman 200 cc Novice Orion Black, he should do well. He is husky Kenny Olsen, Tod McNeil. and likes to hit. 200 cc Expert Craig Snow. 250 cc Novice "A" Quarterbacking Kerry Bevan, Dick Gasser Tim Welch it expected to 950 rr Novice "1'Pay the quarterback Merkley, Mark Bardsiey, Free' Stromness. He threw the pass chores. 250 cc Amateur Steve against Uintah last year that Burgess. won the ball game. He is an 250 cc Expert Don Wilson. Scott Stuart, exceptionally fine thrower and Open Novice Stan Smith. can run the option. Larry Butcher. Open Expert Gene Pike. Flat Track VYingback will be Jay Brighton at Kearns Hillcrest at Provo Orem, bye a 165 pound junior, who is coming along well and should be a vital cog in the Lehi machine that has to rely on 100 percent performance by all units. Tight end Blaine Whimpey, a 180 pound 0 senior, will hold down the tight end spot with Jim Fowler, a brother of Bill Fowler, an All State performer a few years ago, holding down the split end assignment. He is and should provide plenty of trouble for opposing teams. Tackles will be 215 pound Kevin Kline and Gary Peterson, 225. Both are big and rough and should make the center of the line hard to break. Jeff Kunz, 175 pound senior will be at center, and with Kelly Kosen, 165, and Ray Black, 220 at guard, Coach : u i jauuon ia muc uin me uiicnui oi ins mie win ue auequaie, dim with Whimpey and Fowler at ends, the Pioneers should have rounds available before the one of the better lines in the He wl11 be&msas0" ope if injured players can tne Region Six Football region P'ay return and turther accident are Carnival next Friday; go to prevented. d Kichiield on Sept. 9; and Lehi looks good, but the team 13111 Soutn Summit on Sept. 15, before clashing with Pleasant lacks depth and experience. Grove SePl- 22 m the season They expect to win some ball games in spite of favored opener, Coach Jacobsen will get some American Fork and Payson. Coach Jacobsen expects to use leadership from a pair of talented Tim plenty of power plays because of Welch, a quarterback; and Kay the big boys in his lineup. Black, a 220 pound senior guard. Big Men He has three big men on the line with Black, a hard working player, as he has to be. He is married, works a full shift at a Bob Creech (58) and Al Nelson (28) an gang tackle him in the second quarter. Virgil Carter Looks Sharp for Cincinnati 19 Oct. 27 Kearns at Hillcrest Orem at Brighton Provo at Granger Kirkham, r - CINCINNATI'S CHIP Meyers is lifted on the shoulders of Eagles Bill Bradley as Bradley, 13 Granger at Murray and Black is a lineman. Lehi starts its season Friday night at the Region Six Prep Carnival. was a guard at BYU and started several of the games for the Cougars. He is now in his second year in the coaching field and is working with the linesmen to build them into a front wall that can effectively compete against the tough opposition in the new Region Six alignment this year. Harry Manning, a former star center for American Fork, is working with the sophomores. It is his fourth year in the coaching field and his work has been helpful in preparing the sophomores for varsity play. Charles Rohbock, a former Orem High School great, is also helping with the varsity right now but will join Coach Manning y, wucapidL-Naturallwu" ue aupnuinui tlce be6Ins for em This is his third vear"auacn ,ma a euuu aCi of backs for the current season but they lack experience, and he ls grateful for the three practice 7 J Provo at Brighton Murray at Hillciest Kearns at Orem Granger, bye Oct. Numbers, But Big in Potential e Gary 1 Lehi Lacks The third annual Swiss Days Amateur Golf Tournament will be held Friday at the Wasatch Mountain State Park golf course. tournament will the master-mindin- g for the The this year. He is part of feature gross and net divisions of play with a proposed payment cj the lone brother coaching duo prizes of 18 places in each this year with the breakup of the Crittenden duo. Brother Mike is division. Entries can be made by at Springville. Coach Jacobsen is happy with contacting the pro shop at the his working staff. Mike Zeller golf course. The stock car results: Super stock tast time Hubbard, 21.0, new record. Modified fast time Leftwich. ' i1 ct,' i V i Aj t Oct. 27 Suntana Raceway as Gary Hubbard set a new track record of 21 seconds in the super stock class. As usual the modified main event was very close. LeRoy Jacobsen and John Leftwich battled going down the wire, changing leads several times. There was even a double lead change in one corner with Leftwich finally winning first place and Jacobsen second. Salt Lake City came to Suntana several weeks ago and turned in one of the best races ever seen in Utah County. Next Saturday night the Salt will be back to Lake Suntana again, along with super modifieds. stocks and Motorcyclists had the raceway Friday night and Larry Butcher won the features open expert race. ; Oct. 6 Brighton at Murray Hillcrest at Granger Orem at Provo Reams, bye Oct. 19 The Hubbard brothers, after having engine trouble for the past few weeks, started out strong Saturday night at the i 15 Murray at Orem Hillcrest, bye Payson at Pleasant Grove Uintah at American Fork Spanish Fork at Carbon Lehi at Springville Swiss Days Golf Tourney Is Set 1 I Sept. 27 (Wed.) Provo at Kearns Granger at Brighton Oct. 13 role. j ?l I Sept. Pleasant Grove at Uintah Payson at Spanish Fork Springville at American Fork Carbon at Lehi POCATELLO, Idaho (UPI) -The Idaho State University Bengals' starting fullback Ken Monroe will be out of the action for at least a month after he broke his hand during a Saturday football scrimmage. Monroe, one of the offensive standouts of the scrimmage, was pulled from the team after showed Monday his hand" was broken. Mike Davis, last year's first stringer who rushed for 695 yards will step back into the starting HI Provo, bye Spanish Fork at Pleasant Grove Uintah at Springville Lehi at Payson American Fork at Carbon Loses Fullback ( Kearns at Murray Orem at Granger Brighton at Hillcrest Oct. 6 Idaho Stafe Si ! Brighton, bye i 5 Payson at American Fork Spanish Fork at Uintah v JU Granger at Kearns Hillcrest at Orem Murray at Provo Sept. 27 (Wed.) Fieasant Grove at Springville Spanish Fork at Lehi Carbon at Uintah Nov. 3 Pleasant Grove at Carbon Lehi at American Fork Payson at Springville 1 r - (- v The Region Four football schedule is as follows: Sept. I American Fork at Pleasant Grove Carbon at Payson Uintah at Lehi Springville at Spanish Fork J I ANCIENT ICE OISTIUIHG CO.. FRANKFORT. KT. . .I