AutoHomeLifeBusiness Specialists For All Your Insurance Computerized Quotes - Dedicated Service in Utah County Trirt IMA lAfnc Moin hmar'ir-if g 111 iicoi main, niin,Moaii lum 3 J n Special Discounts for over 25 years 756-964- Free Press - Wednesday, Aug. 31, 1988 - Page 10 i-- Auto VY Spectrum Dixie topples Pioneers in n 20 to 0 loss d iCi I f pre-seaso- Lehi had more first downs than Dixie in their first-game-o- f- the-seas- on battle Friday, but the Answering America's Auto Insurance Needs. 0 " Flyers capitalized on big plays to snatch a 20-- 0 victory from the Pioneers. Lehi's ground game was virtuas they had mially nus three yards for 23 rushes. Dixie's running game netted 103 yards for 29 rushes. The sure-hande- d Pioneers didn't lose the ball from fumbles, but they did let the Flyers snatch a very costly interception that gave Dixie the first score of the game. Lehi's quarterbacks Jacobsen and Calton had little time to pass the ball, gettingoff 31 passes which resulted in 79 yards, just about the total offensive effort for Lehi. Lehi's defense was alert and kept the game from being a total rout by recovering three of five non-existe- The Farmers Insurance Group of Companies offers four levels of auto insurance policies; the ultra preferred 3060 plus, the preferred T 4 non-smok- the preferred Farmers and the standard policies. One of the Auto , fumbles. Another Lehi plus was the kicking ofMario Rios who punted seven times for a 32 yard average. Remember that Rios was punting under extreme pressure from the ; Dixie Chris Gordon snags pass for Lehi and avoids Dixie's version of 'Refrigerator' Perry to advance the ball. v Spectrum Policies most likely will fit your driving situation. Call me today and I will show you why Auto Spectrum is one of the many ways America can depend on Farmers. speedy Dixie defense. First game jitters caused nu- merous whistles from the referees and Dixie was penalized 11 times and lost 90 yards via the yellow Kurt Gray catches a pass and advances ball for nice gain. Calton lofted a pretty pass to Rios which netted 20 yards for Lehi. The march downfield was thwarted by a sack and another this time by the interception Flyer's Hughes. hanky. The Pioneers also fared better in that department They were whistled five times for 27 yards. The score was knotted at zip in the second quarter when Booth plucked off a Lehi pass and returned the ball for a touchdown. Dixie's Brown tossed a short pass to Ford who scampered 61 yards to make the score 14-- at halftime. Adding insult to injury, Dixie's Tyler Wilkinson raced 15 yards from scrimmage to pay dirt to up the ante 20-- for the Flyers in the final quarter of the game. Lehi's goal line defense prevented another Dixie score when McAllister recovered a Flyer fumble on Lehi's four yard line. There were a few bright moments for Lehi and one of them was the brilliant defensive work of McAllister, M. Hansen, and Bart Black. Jacobsen, going both ways, proved capable on defense, and Jacobsen intercepted a Dixie pass, and a Calton to Gordon pass was complete to keep Lehi's hopes alive. Richie Edwards made some tackles, and probably saved another Dixie TD when d he stopped Wilkinson on the bone-crushin- g nine-yar- line. 0 The game ended with Dixie trying for another score and saved by an Edwards tackle. The Dixie Flyers can fly especially Wilkinson, and Lehi defenders found it difficult to catch the speedy back once he started mo-tatin- to High School Football by Noland Parry Week Ending Sept. 2, 1988 Rating Dili Bingham Mtn.Vlew 27.6 46.3 19.3 W.Jordan 28.6 5.9 American Fork 43.4 16.6 Uintah 16.5 16.8 Timpview 41.2 3.3 Carbon Pleasant Grove 24.1 6.7 34.6 1.7 21.8 33.7 N.Sanpete -- 3.1 24.9 Millard 15.2 18.5 Manti 15.4 6.6 RICHFIELD 23.1 S.SEVIER Juab 7.4 22.0 30.5 23.8 32.1 31.9 2.0 REGION TEN 11.5 DELTA EMERY -- GAMES NON-REGIO- N BONNEVILLE Bountiful CEDAR CITY Clearfield Cottonwood Davis DIXIE GRANGER Highland JUDGE MEM Lehi Morgan Mtn.Crest PARK CITY 55.9 38.7 29.9 37.3 44.9 46.0 27.4 53.4 60.7 32.4 Murray OLYMPUS BEN LOMOND 20.0 LAYTON KEARNS 43.8 23.7 38.6 31.0 Cyprus 23.0 13.0 UNION 11.8 6.8 8.9 8.8 24.9 2.2 3.7 14.8 29.7 9.4 1.2 14.0 S.SUMMIT 11.6 2.4 45.1 JORDAN N.Summit 43.4 1.7 9.1 8.3 Granite WOODS CROSS Tooele Viewmont 17.4 WEBER West 21.0 28.5 24.5 23.8 40.2 35.2 LOGAN OGDEN Box Elder 41.9 58.6 45.5 46.6 36.3 Roy Skyline SKY VIEW Taylorsville EAST 27.0 17.4 34.8 5.3 11.4 9.3 T0P5 I.Emery 33.7 45.1 2. Richfield 23.1 3. Provo 4. Jordan 44.5 5. Timpview 41.2 3. Delta 4. Grantsville 5. Park City 21.8 18.9 17.4 1. Sky View I.Highland 60.7 2. Orem 60.0 2. Mtn.Crest 3. Skyline 4. Bonnev0le 58.6 55.9 5. 53.4 Granger ' .45.5 43.4 n, Kendall Bushman and Justin Pinkham are also listed as receivers along with Kurt Gray, Reed Miner, John Revill and Karl Nielsen. Dusty Thomas, a junior, is also on the receiver corps. He plays linebacker on defense. Running backs are Chad Shep-arClint Peck, Mark Hansen, Logan Jubeck and Jeremy Hooley. Jared Peterson is also listed as a running back. Most of these backs are sophs or juniors. Chris Gordon, Cody Olsen, Jake Hansen, and Reneo Lucks, all sophomores, are listed as running backs. Most of Lehi's players play both offense and defense. Back at the helm as coaches are Lou Andrus, Shane Atkinson, Chad Smith, Troy Peterson, Brett Nattress and Lonny Magnussen. d, Neutral Field Home team in CAPS Copyright 1988 by Noland Parry Last week's record 17-1-3 56.7 sets duck hunting regulations Wallbangers win regional Class C meet Two talented fastpitch Softball players from Lehi were members of Wallbangers, a team from the Pleasant Grove League that won the men s Class C regional fastpitch championship. Rick Houghton and Rick Howard helped Wallbangers come back from a loss to eventually win the championship in a tourney held in Pleasant Grove. The team will now go to Kingman, Arizona for the Nationals which will be held over the Labor Day weekend. To win the regionals, Wallbangers beat MasterCraft, a team from St. George, Petersons Air Force Base, from Colorado handed them a loss but, comingback up the loser's brackets, the local team beat The Angels from Salt Lake 14-Wils Family and then had to Petersons play again and beat them 13-The Wallbangers also had to beat the Pueblo Bandits twice to take the championship. That game started at 1 a.m. and lasted until 2:30 or 3 a.m. Wallbangers played eight games Saturday. Keith Heber was the marathon pitcher for Wallbangers, and he deserves a medal for his excellent pitching. There were 48 teams entered in the tournament including a team from Korea. The Wallbangers will gladly accept donations to help defray expenses for their trip to Arizona. 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All who had a body and want the maximum advantage of its function can participate in Body Recall. The simplicity of the exercises contributes to success but provides challenge. The exercise are not difficult, they are for everyone -the overweight, the diabetic, those recovering from illness operations, and injury, the heart patient and especially those who are sedentary. I feel there is no single effort that can help more to giving purposeful momentum to the people who will live beyond the employment years than to get them moving and help them continue to keep active physically. This hope for the adult is the force behind Body Recall. If you are interested, please call VaNetta Brooks, 756-287- The board took special note of the Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. recommendation to reduce the limit and adopted a four daily and eight in possession bird limit. There can be no more than three mallards, only one can be a hen, two redheads and no canvasback. Also under the federal recommendations, hunters can hunt pintail for only three weeks - the first week and the last two weeks of the season. During this period, only one pintail can be taken, a drake or hen, the first week, and only two drakes, the last two weeks. The final frameworks will be adopted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in early September. Because of the delay in the federal adoption Utah Waterfowl process, the 1988-8Proclamation will not be available until late September. The swan and the goose sesons run concurrently this year and were set for i VI. 8 through Jan. 1. The application period for the 2500 swan permits is Aug. 29 to Sept. 9. In addition, the board also ap1988-8cougar, bear and proved the furbearer proclamations without to , any significant changes except open Morgan County to cougar and bear hunting. Cougar, bear and furbearer proclamations will be I available at all DWK offices and 4 most sporting goods stores by Sept. 9 MOLLY R1GWALD RANDALL KM BATM0FF km Now Available on h Videocassette i Suggested retail price 9 r o 19. 2A 3A 4A 0. Wildlife Board Opponent 46.9 BRIGHTON 48.3 HILLCREST 34.5 60.0 Orem REGION EIGHT 32.7 33.3 PAYSON 44.5 Provo 30.8 SPANISH FORK 36.3 SPRINGVILLE g downfield. Lehi will play Union at Union in a preseason outing Friday. ThePioneers' season opener will Parry's Power Guide ALTA 6-- 5-- 9. 0 REGION TWO 42.0 Fav. Team Rating be at Park City the following Friday. Quarterbacks for Lehi are Robert Calton who is 0 and a junior at the high school and Jason Jacobsen, a senior who also plays Also defensive back. "Jake" is playing quarterback is David Wilson, a sophomore who is 6-Receivers for the Pioneers are Sam Wadley, a junior, and Chad Smith, a sophomore. Also on the receiving corps are Chad Christof-fersoanother soph, and Mario Rios, Richard Edwards, Mike Matt Smith and Wade Wilson. In special action, the board rescinded the sandhill crane hunts for this year so that concerned individuals and groups can become state's crane in the Involved management plan. The board also rescinded the pheasant hunt in Utah County from three days to 14 davs. At its August executive session, the Utah Wildlife Board approved the federal guidelines and set this year's duck hunting season from Oct. 8 to Dec. 4. uaffiZ HOME VIDtQ MOLLY RINGWALD and RANDALL BATINKOf F take adulthood in this contemporary romantic comedy; ff a crash course in IMlllfMllillMllltllllllTTnT 397 South Main T" 1JW "'uinYiunn viDtWj nrwrfK Pleasant Grove