Bears await '74 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Ufah season opener with high hopes Coach Don Petersen gets a smile on his sunburned face when he starts talking about his 1974 football team. I feel real good about this bunch of kids," he confides. Theyve got good ability, fairly good size with some pounders and a very experienced secondary." The Bears, though in years past relying heavily on the defense to battle equally with the bigger schools in Region One, are sporting some offensive talent this year that as became seasoned sophomores and juniors last season. Heading the list is running back Brad Gibbs, a Gibbs is a small but slashing runner who is expected to handle plenty of the running chores. provide the pivotal push to make the Bears a respectable contender this year. Anchoring the line is Jeff who Lish, a stocky was an mention last year. Lish shifted from center to tackle this year and plays nose guard on defense. Hes the hub of the team, Petersen says. two-hundr- Also at tackle will be Paul who Finn, another has earned a starting berth both ways as a junior. Petersen also looks to tackle Greg Marble to help bolster the line, as well at 210, Cutler has alternated with Adams to give the Bears depth throw these offensive veterans against Burley High school Friday in at the position. Burley, when the Bears open their season with a young, but tough club. These players are Petersen looks quarterback Rick Adams and tackle Greg Marble, right. We Winners have been an- nounced in the annual Senior Olympics held in Brigham City this past week at Intermountain Spike track club. Trophy winners were: Womens 25 and over Liz Ensign. Mens 19 and under Gary Nowak, 1st; Russell Arave, 2nd; Steve Loyola, 3rd. 9 Mens Dennis Carr, 1st; BC to his line to Thorgeson, Tyler Blacker, Ron Jay Whitesides; 220 yard dash, Craig Bywater, Jeff Jensen, Ron Cefalo; 2 y2 mile run, Ron Cefalo; Shotput, Jeff Jensen, Dennis Carr, Ron Cefalo; 100 yard dash, Dennis Carr, Bywater, 3rd. Bywater, Jeff Blackner; Mens Jensen, mile, Craig Tyler Larry Thorgeson, Jan Cheney; discus, Dave Raborn, Dennis Carr; javelin, Dennis Carr, Jeff Cheney, 3rd. 2nd; Craig lot of Cefalo, meet Larry Thorgerson, dont have a although we did have a lot of boys who played last year. I am optimistic of our chances Track winners named after annual his talented Petersen has Adams, junior Mark Weese, Jeff Fronk and Mitch Rogers. Passing defense was a thorn in the Bears last season, but the experienced secondary, which has also gotten bigger and quicker, should make it tougher for aerial-minde- d clubs. . BEAR RIVER High will to secondary, Passing Game Rick Adams, another senior, is back to help direct the attack and has looked well in the passing game. Junior Brad 4--' Frank Weiler. Moving Jensen, Tyler Blackner. Mens O. B. Olsen, 1st; Harry Mangus and Ed Larsen, tie for second. 50-5- 9 30-3- 9 5 mile, Alan Mens Jensen, Terry Neiderhauser, School. Jim Petersen; 50 yard dash, Robert Nelson, Bob Hunter, Individual and overall winIndividual Winners ners were named in the track Other results of individual Dave Weaver; 880 run, Jim events follow: and John Ensign; Richard Gardiner, Bob Hunter, Alan meet, sponsored by the Golden Womens 25 and under 50 Jensen, DeVon Nish, Terry yard dash, Karen Baird, Karen Cassidy; long jump, Robert Nelson, Bob Hunter, Terry Skidmore, Mary Stringham; long jump, Karen Skidmore; Cassidy, DeVon Nish; 220 yard 220 dash, Mary Stringham; 440 dash, Robert Nelson, Dave yard dash, Karen Skidmore; 100 Weaver, Bob Hunter, Terry yard dash, Karen Baird, Mary Neiderhauser, Terry Cassidy; 2y2 mile run, Les Ogden, Stringham; mile run, Mary Stringham, Karen Skidmore, DeVon Nish, Alan Jensen, Jim Lavonne Begay; javelin, Karen Petersen; 440 yard dash, Dave Skidmore, Randie Ferrin, Weaver, Terry Neiderhauser, Alison Ensign. DeVon Nish, Terry Cassidy; Womens 25 and over 50 yard shot put, Terry Cassidy, Robert dash, 220 and 100 yard dashes, Nelson, Bob Hunter; 100 yard Liz Ensign. dash, Bob Hunter, Robert Mens 19 and under 5 mile Nelson, Dave Weaver, Terry run, Danny Petersen, Russell Cassidy; mile, Jim Gardiner, Arave; 50 yard dash, Gary Les Ogden, Alan Jensen, DeVon Nowak, Steve Loyola, Danny Nish, Gary Romer; discus, Petersen; 880 run, Ron Russell, Terry Cassidy, Robert Nelson, Russell Arave; long jump, DeVon Nish; javelin, Robert Russell Arave; 220 dash, Gary Nelson, Terry Cassidy, Dave Russell Arave; 2 y2 Weaver. Nowak, 5 mile, Arlen 9 Mens mile, Paul Larsen, Steve Horne, Don Berchtold, John Loyola, Danny Petersen; 440 dash, Gary Nowak, Ron Ensign; 50 yard dash, Don Russell, Del Rhodes; 100 yard Berchtold, Richard Cheney, Ron John Ensign; 880 run, Ron dash, Gary Nowak, Russell, Russell Arave, Steve Cazier; long jump, Richard Loyola; mile run, Steve Loyola, Cheney, John Ensign; 220 yard discus, Don Raburn, Gary dash, Don Berchtold, Roger Nowak; javelin, Gary Nowak. Ensign, John Ensign; 2l2 mile 9 Mens 50 yard dash, run, Arlen Horne, Roger EnTHEY'RE OFF Contestants at the second annual Senior Olympics sponsored by the Box Dennis Carr, Craig Bywater, sign; Elder Community schools take off during one of the running events last Saturday. Women, Jeff Jensen; 880 run, Larry 440 dash, John Ensign; 100 9 Mens Robert Nelson, 1st; tie, Bob Hunter and Terry Cassidy, 2nd. 9 Mens Don Berchtold, 1st; tie for second, Arlen Horne 30-3- 30-3- 9 in 19 Thursday, August 29, 1974 Commercial softba k ends regular season The Brigham City commercial softball league has reached the end of its regular season with some exciting games. First Security Bank coasted into first place losing their last 3 games after winning their first 11 games. They finished the season 1 game ahead of Fidelity Finance who ended with a record. Peterson Funeral Home ended in third place with a record. Gardner Dairy was one game in back of Peterson in fourth place sporting an record. Micro Development ended in a tie for fifth place with Sherwood Hills. Both teams have records. Two teams tied for seventh place also. Chadwick Realty and Taylor Farm Service both closed out the season with identical records. the region this year. Best Attitude This team has the best attitude of any for a long time. Theyre not just here to be on a team from Bear River, theyre here to play some hardnosed football. Petersen still believes his defense will be the stronger until this fall, but will be more equal with the offense than in years past. We look to move the ball. We have the potential to score points on anybody, he says. After Burley in the season opener Friday at 8 p.m. at Burley, the Bears entertain Preston in Garland at 7 p.m., the time for all Bear River home contests this year. The Bears open the region at Weber on Sept. 13 against a club in the season that beat them closer last year. Player enthusiasm has spilled over to parents and townspeople, said Petersen. For the first time a booster club has been formed to draw support for the team. This is a real boost to our athletics and a help to the school, the coach said. 10-- 4 and Friday (if necessary) next week. The tournament will begin Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. with First Security squaring off against Gardner Dairy at field 1 and Petersen Funeral meeting Fidelity Finance at field 2. At 8:30 p.m., the winner of game one will play the loser of game two on field 1 and game twos winner will play game ones loser on field 2. 5 Final Standings 6 8 Some bouquet 0 First Security, Fidelity Finance, Peterson Funeral Home and Gardner Dairy now 0 move into a double elimination tournament Tuesday, Thursday In order to make a tablespoonful of honey, a bee must visit about 2,000 flowers. nu Sclven Pataca yard dash, Don Berchtold, Richard Cheney, Arlen Horne, John Ensign, Roger Ensign; mile run, Arlen Horne, Richard Cheney, Ron Cazier, Roger Ensign, John Ensign; discus, Les Dunn, John Ensign; javelin, John Ensign, Richard Cheney, Arlen Horne. 5 mile, J. O. 9 Mens Moore; 50 yard dash, Ed Larsen; 880 yard run, Harry Mangus, O. B. Olsen; V2 mile run, Harry Mangus; long jump, O. B. Olsen; shot put, O. B. 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