:i CoveinrDeirD (Lose ine Cedar City Redmen played agpessiwlf cn defense and scrambled offensively to defeat the AF Cavemen 19-clashes. pre-seas- Pire-SeoGOi- The first score came just before the half when Cedar City intercepted a Daniel Smith pass and returned the baB to the AF one yard line. Quarterback Carter touched pay dirt and the and the extra point failed for a half time score of 7 in the first of three Dm AF mounted an early first quarter drive to the Cedar City one yard line, but a d 6-- penalty stopped the Cavemen from scoring. Two other major penalties helped put an end to other AF drives. The Cedar Redmen scored again after a long drive which started with the second AF then put together a good half kick-ofdrive with Clint Devitt scoring from the nine. Todd Page kicked the PAT for a 12--7 score. Cedar City's quarterback, Dave Carter, created some defensive problems for AF by scrambling from sideline to sideline. He ran for nearly 100 yards on the ground and scored one of the touchdowns. A frustrating fourth quarter ended Mings 7-- 6 Some short punts kept PG deep in their own territory and the Dixie defense dropped laga for a safety. After the free kick, Dixie drove to the Viking 30 and on third down and 12, completed a 30 yard touchdown pass to capture the win. The team played very well according to Coach Doug Bluth. However, the Vikes will be without Jeff Strasburg for tomorrow's home game with Payson. The tough junior lineman injured his back and will sit out for tomorrow's contest Kickoff for the game tomorrow is set for Taking the second half marched 80 yards, mostly through the air, with Robbie Conder punching it in from PG kick-of- f, the two ended. lead. 5 p.m. Action At Smash-U- p This Week Round-Abo- ut going, no one could pass Troy Davis. He started in front and was still there when the checkered flag dropped. Hal Leonard was second and Corrina Rhoades third. Kriss Sweat was in the front spot by the end of the first lap in the Stock Main Event. Bill Nielson worked up to second place to challenge Kriss from the fourth lap on. It took Bill 10 laps to gain the lead. In the 14th lap Bill lost control and went sideways right in front of Kriss who hit him head on. Meantime LeAlma Rhoades was quick to take the lead for two laps to take The Limited Class trophy dash proved fast and furious all the way. Marty West had the pole position and he set a very fast pace. He held the lead all the way to take the win. After Gary Davis passed the checkered flag he slid nose first off number one turn. In the Teen Stock Trophy dash it was Dan from start to finish. He did a beautiful job of driving. When Kriss Sweat passed Chris Lindquist in the first stock heat Chris tried the full race to regain the lead spot. He Uiea "hard the ' LeAlma Rhoades placed second, third and Dan Powell smash-um-u- When Bill Nielson lost control in the second lap of the second stock heat all cars but No. 55 were involved. A restart was called with Dan Powell starting in front. He the win. Ernie Oostveen fourth. ' The Limited Class main event proved to be another event Marty West and Norman Rhoades tangled in the sixth lap causing mild confusion. Dan Willingham passed the mix up and was able to hold the lead for the remainder of the race. Norman Rhoades was second, Dave Kingston third and Marty West fourth. Troy Davis looked as if he was on a Sunday cruise as he powered around the track in the Teen Class main event. All the action seemed to be behind him. When Gary Lindquist stalled sidewise in turn number four, Dan Rhoades (who was working his way up) didn't see him and they collided with a pop. At the end of the 15 lap race, Troy was still ahead to win. Corrina Rhoades was second, Ronnie Beardall third and Connie Breyer was fourth. Bike race winners were David Rhoades, Jason Brackenbury, Mario Robinson, Adam Jackman, Steve Barney and Darrin Mitani. Kent Sweat won the wheelie. but spun out in theJast lap to finish last. Kriss Sweat placed first, Dick Breyer second and Neal Beardall third. was able to hold well. Tomorrow host Carbon AF sophomore quarterback, Clint Dalley, led his team to a very convincing 50-trouncing of the Cedar City sophs in the JV opener last week. Scoring almost at will, AFs David Holland, Troy Hansen, Sean Gunter, Clint Dalley, and Randy Doyle, each scored one or more touchdowns in the romp. AF coaches Rial Allen and Julian Smilowitz used the entire AF bench and games, Springville beat Prow 2019 in overtime, Spanish thumped Timpview 29 6, Orem edged Payson Dixie beat Pleasant Grove and Lehi Region Six The American Fork Ninth grade football team was beaten 26-- at Spanish Fork. Spanish Fork executed their plays very well in scoring the lopsided win. AF never did put together any type of scoring effort. American Fork had very little to cheer 0 14-1- routed the Uintah Utes23-0- . Saturday AF will regroup to host the Oiem 9th Graders on the AF high school field at 4 p.m. the 7th annual Tournament for Saturday, Sept. 6, or Sunday Sept. 7 with individual or partner competition. Golfers may enter either day or both days. The individual play will have a maximum handicap of 24 on an 18 hole course. The entry fee is $20. The Partners Best Ball Tournament -- 4 right, mt7i! from If you are curious or wonder about our claims, give us and we kmm you'll be back a try ie during and Wednesday evenings and a very comfortable atmosphere as well as take out orders. AND why drive to Provo or Orem when the top quality is right here??? Still Well here is an additional skeptical? incentive. Cut out the "special offer" coupon below and try us! Special Offer CZZZ3 Klondike Jack's Pizza Co. entry fee is $40 per team and players may choose to play Saturday, Sunday or both. Ampriran IIIIIVIIVUII 519 East State Rd. The low gross score of either day will decide the new Tri City Amateur Champion. 756 3594. - Small single item pizza OR garlic bread and pitcher of soft j drink FREE with the purchase of a medium or large pizza. j will handicap of 24. The Defending champion is Ken Cromwell. For more information call the p .t offer group rates, free drinks lunch Monday through Thursday We and cheese from the basic ingredients right here in American Fork -- that's 1 again for Sure! Guaranteed1. sauces Golf September 6 also have a maximum should tell how well this group can handle a road trip. superb family dining and excellent pizza, sandwiches, salad, garlic bread, and beverages. We make or blend our dough, Tri City Amateur Thompson announces Golf y Amatuer 4 There seemed to be few weaknesses in the first year players. Today's trip to Carbon Klondike's is here to stay! Our y-- r and to your family is to try us for our and -- Jimmy Weber, Madison Murphy, DerriH Vest, Jon Dalton, Brian and Carl Greening. Discover Klondike Jack's Pizza! a lot of work remains in learning to block, tackle and score, but the young AF team has lots of potential. about, everyone responded well. Making good plays were John Stephens, Troy Birk, Dayne Cox, Steven Durfey, Ron 2 15-1- 2 ?- Sophomores Trounce Uinta 50--2 ends, McKay Christensen and Jonathan Peters also did (Friday) at 5:00 p.m. AF will who lost their In other opener to Mountain View 6-- -- at I Fnrk Wilt - 756-526- 6 Open 11:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. and 'til 11:00 Friday and Saturday Sundays lQosed Once again there had to be a restart because all the cars did not complete both the first and second turns in the second heat of the Teen Stock. Once they got It took LeAlma Rhoades only one lap to spot her chance and take it. When Dan Powell and Dick Breyer slowed down a little she didn't wait for anything. She punched the pedal to the floor and passed them both. Once she gained the lead she stayed to win the Stock Class trophy dash. Rhodes AF Defensive Lose To Spanish Fork 15-1- 2 yard line. Again the conversion failed, but PG led 12-- 7 as the third period 15-1- g fumble. Page B-- 3 ' Dans, Clint Devitt and Chris Lindsay had interceptions and Regan Hansen recovered A.F. Ninth Graders Flyers Slip By Pleasant Grove lost to the Dixie Flyers in St George last Friday. A nine hour bus ride (due to a malfunctioning cooling system in the bus engine) got the team to the game site just one hour before kickoff. The Vikes lost the toss but defense held the Flyers and following the punt, PG marched 65 yards to score. Quarterback, Barry Laga took it in from the four on a keeper. The point after was wide. Dixie mounted a drive in the second period, scoring from the two on a "student body right." They kicked the PAT to earn a scoring for the Cavemen. Forced to go to the air, Cedar City intercepted a total of four Daniel Smith passes. and his Mower Coach Despite the loss, staff were able to detect some of the weak spots and many of the players individually had a very good game. Jay Holmstead played both ways, running, and defending very well. Interior linemen, Cary Johnson, Shaun Greening, Brian Burk and Don Barlow defended fairly well against the run and in many cases it was only a matter of timing in stopping the pass. In the defensive backfield. Mike Thursday, September Oipeinieir m 4, 198ft lead until LeAlma Rhoades did some real fancy driving to take the win. Dane was second and Larry Park third. The Limited Class had seemed to take a page from the Stock Classes book. In the first lap of their heat race Dave Kingston lost control, causing a pile up of all the Limited Class except Don Willingham. When they restarted, Marty West found he had a flat tire, putting him out of the race. Dave took over the lead and held it to take the win and trophy. Norman Rhoades was second and Don Willingham third. Connie Breyer did some beautiful driving in the first Teen Class heat. She started and ended it in front. Donna Mitani was second and Ronnie Beardall third. i : THE OF FIRST FALL! Santa mm Ros& Insulated Hunting Boot bang-um-u- p Wrangler Western Work Boot 4 J TENTS $26. 88 $14. 88 i. . Cabin Tents 8x10 699S i. , 1 Cabin Tents Federal Game Load 12-16-- Gauge 20 $3. 9x12 69 Cabin Tents 10x14 SLEEPING 6 oJ95 3 lb. Dacron : i $129.95 4 EARLY BIRD .1 DOWN Lowest in the County 4 & 5 lb. Dacron 3 lb. Hollowfill & Down Bags SKI JACKET I oo from J i We've got the hottest styles in the form of the t September 13th a special event will be held at "Councilman's Race". 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