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Show Wcdnatday, October 13, 1976 Page 7 Roland's Roundup By Bill Baseball j Reds Win First Two, YanKs-Royals SpUt : Don Guile tt pitched eight innings of two-hit ball and drove in three runs, while George Foster homered Saturday night, giving the Cincinnati Reds a 6-3 : victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in the opening ; game of the National League playoffs. On Sunday afternoon Jim Lonborg was working on ' s a no-hitter and a 2-0 lead before the roof caved in on J him and the Phillies in the sixth inning. The Reds scored four runs in this offensive outburst; then salted the game away with two more runs in the seventh. Final score, 6-2, thus giving the reigning world Champions a 2-0 lead in the series with game three played yesterday in Cincinnati. In the American League playoffs, Catfish Hunter led the Yankees to a 4-1 victory in the first game as he held the hard-hitting Royals to a scant two hits. I On Sunday evening the Kansas City Royals shifted to : a successful attack and defeated New York, 7-3, to square! the playoffs at one game apiece. Last night in game three, Dock Ellis was on the 1 mound against. Andy Hassler of the Royals. The World Series is scheduled to begin this weekend and Cincinnati will be favored to win their second : consecutive World Series title. Football . The National Football League continues to deliver surprises as upsets were plentiful this weekend. The San Francisco 49's stunned the L.A. Rams Monday evening 16-0 to take command in the NFC West with a 4-1 record. The Dallas Cowboys continued to cruise along and remain the only NFL team with a perfect record as they defeated the New York Giants, 24-14. Don Cockrpft kicked four field goals to lift Cleveland and an upset over Pittsburgh. The defeat dropped the defending NFL champions to 1-4 and last place in the AFC Central, three games behind leaders Houston and Cincinnati; Houston thwarted the Denver Broncos 17-3 as the Bengals shut out Tampa Bay 21-0. Minnesota remained unbeaten, as the Vikings squeaked through in their NFC Central first-place battle with Chicago, beating the Bears 20-19. The Bears could have won it but placekicker Bob Thomas had one extra point blocked and missed another one in the second half. 2 The Kansas City Chiefs stunned the Washington f RSStftathq BMifckcx.lHyW4te3iateirin $ 36-yard touchdown to lift the Chiefs to a 33-30 victory over the Redskins. In Detroit, Greg Landy fired three touchdown passes and led the Lions to an upset over the red-hot New England Patriots. Former BYU coach Tommy Hudspeth made his pro coaching debut as the Lions routed the Patriots, 30-10. The St. Louis Cardinals won for the fourth time in 1 five games as the Cards whipped the Philadelphia i Eagles 33-14. It was a bad weekend for quarterbacks as more handfull were injured. I Terry Bradshaw was knocked out of the Cleveland game in the fourth quarter. He was feared to have a neck injury but x-rays showed no broken bones. Bob Griese of the Miami Dolphins was injured as the Baltimore Colts defeated Miami 28-14. . The Atlanta Falcons were crushed by New Orleans 30-0 and lost Steve Bartkowski for most of the season with a knee injury. Joe Namath pulled a calf muscle as the bewildered Jets surprised the Buffalo Bills 17-14. Key match-up this weekend will be the Dallas-St. . Louis game. Hocky " The Salt Lake Golden Eagles quickly avenged their season-opener loss to the- Kansas City Blues by , thrashing the Blues 5-J in a penalty-infested hockey game. Rookies Vera Stenlund and Mike Fidler, with two and one goals respectively, led the Eagles to j the first, victory of the season. The game was : highlighted by a brilliant goal tending job by Roy Martynuik and the Eagle power play units, who " scored on two occasions. i The win evened, the Eagles record to 1-1, as they ! play host to defending Adams Cup champion Tulsa ! this Saturday night at the Salt Palace. ! Motor Racing i James Hunt held off Jody Scheckter in a race-long game of .cat and mouse and won Sunday's United States Grand Prix in Watkins Glen, New York. Hunt , closed to within three points of Niki Lauda for the World Driving Championship. The title will now be decided October 24, in the Japanese Grand Prix, the final event of the Formula I season. ANN V , ..' Preschool . Billie Koleman Director 649-9502 ,ri i Roland .( r. Miners Downed Despite Solid First Half On Defense Rebounding from a disappointing dis-appointing 80 homecoming defeat to Dugway, the Park High Miners found no relief from their pounding schedule Wednesday afternoon when they were bounced on their home turf by a powerful and top-ranked North Summit -team 380. Defense Taking up where they left off against Dugway, the tough and stingy Miner defense held North Summit to just eight points in the first half. After intermission the size and depth of the opposition began to take its toll as the Braves went on the war path , for 30 points. Compared to their first encounter with their Coalville Coal-ville neighbors when they were' . ' trounced 55zip, the Miners showed a marked improvement in the face of less than optimistic odds. . Interception Taking to the air on the first offensive possession, Miner Jenson Namod Director Of lit - 1 i J fcwk Ski Sidney J en son has been appointed the Ski School Director at the Park West Ski Resort announced Dick Frost, General Manager. Mr. Jenson worked for Park West two seasons ago as director; he returns to the area from teaching duties at the Brigham Young University-Hawaii Campus where he is an Associate Professor of English: He holds a PhD from the University of Utah. Jenson brings some years of Skiing experience with him to Park West. He began skiing at the age of four at the Sinks in Logan Camyon, Utah where his father helped operate, a cable tow lift. Jenson was Director of the Beaver Mountain Ski School, and was a supervisor at Badger Pass, Yosemite and Brian Head Ski School, Cedar City, Utah. Jenson PARKCITY 627 Park Avonuo (801 ) 649-8771 , (across from timberhaus) NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL ASSISTANCE hours this week Mon.thur Fit 9:30 to 5:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 FOR FAST GETAWAYS At OFF HOURS 649-8656 Park City's Only Complete Travel Service quarterback Cory Provost hit Chuck Berriochoa on the numbers for a 20-yard pickup. Delusions of grandeur grand-eur quickly vanished, however, how-ever, when Park High's next pass was intercepted. A few plays later, North Summit was on the board with six and a two-point conversion. Refusing to succumb to a mounting North Summit drive, the Miner defense dug in and took the ball over on their own 10 yard line. Fumble Recovering a North Summit fumble early in the second quarter, Park High threatened threaten-ed to even things up. before they were forced to give the ball up on the Braves 10-yard line. In the third 'quarter, the North Summit Braves began their offensive rampage, scoring by land and by air, with only the absence of water preventing them from scoring by sea. s The Miners take on the South Summit Wildcats, Friday at 1:30 p.m. on their home field. 4" worked six years at Alta ' before coming to Park West. He also was a ski patrolman while at Beaver Mountain and a ski patrol leader while at Brian Head. Jenson was certified in the Intermountain Ski instructors instruc-tors Association in 1963 and represented ISIA at NASIC and has twice been a member of the ISIA Demo-stration Demo-stration Team. The Park West Ski School employes 85 full-time and 15 part-time instructors. The school handles 8)0-1,000- ' school students each day as part of an in-school physical education program. : Jensen, plans to follow basic outlines of the American Ameri-can Teaching Method, but with somewhat more emphasis on carving than is emphasized in the ATM manuals. School TRAVEL & TOURS X-C Skiers Gathor At Tolomark, Wise, Many of the world's finest cross-country ski racers will gather at the Telemark in Northern Wisconsin in late December for the first World Cup cross-country ski race ever held outside of Europe. The World Cup nordic program is administered by a ' commission of European journalists who establish the 'competitive schedule and scoring system. Not only will the skiers take part in the World Cup race, but they will also help kick off the First Annual Tele-mark Tele-mark Games. The Telemark Ski Area and Lodge have become widely acclaimed for their race organization and hospitality following the hosting of the 1976 U.S. Olympic Cross-Country, Skiing Ski-ing Tryouts. It is expected that the Telemark Games will become an annual Winter event at the Lodge and will include a 15 kilometer race and a 3x10 relay event. The relay is slated for December 21, with Goose Season Opens Saturday, October 9, marked mark-ed the opening of the 1976 goose hunting season in Utah. The season lasts until December 19, 1976. Clair Jensen, Utah Wildlife Resources waterfowl biologist, bio-logist, indicated that the people who are willing to spend some time planning their goose bunt should have an excellent hunt this year. "We have lots of geese. The hunters who are willing to watch the birds for a day or so to establish which feeding areas are being used should have successful hunts," Jensen Jen-sen said. He added that geese will typically use the same feeding area for two or three days at a time. Bag limit for geese this year is five either daily or in possession. The limit may include not more than one Ross's goose or more than three snow geese, or more than two birds of dark species(the common Canada and subspecies), white-fronted, tule, blue and emperor Special restrictions apply to several areas. In Daggett and Uintah counties geese may be taken on from November 6, 1976, through December 12, 1976. The bag and possession limit is one Canada goose. In Washington Washing-ton County geese may be taken only from October 23, 1976 through January 2, 1977. Goose hunting is prohibited on Fish Springs and Ouray National Wildlife Refuges during the entire 1976-77 waterfowl season. The triangle of Carbon County, bounded on the north and east by Highway U.S. 50-6 from Price to the Carbon-Emery County line, on the south by the Carbon-Emery Line and on the west by State Highway 10 from Carbon-Emery County line north to its intersection with U.S.50-6, is closed to all goose hunting. .Goose hunting is also prohibited prohib-ited in that portion of Emery County lying west and south of a line formed by Highway U.S. 504 and U-24 HELP WANTED MOUNTAIN FOODSERVICE Operator of Summit House -V Mid Mountain Lodge Rusty Nail Garden Room wll be accepting applications for kitchen help, cashiem. bus nek) and line girls. Each Monday during October 7-1 2 am. In the Garden Room the 15 kilometer competition to follow on December 22nd. The races will pit top athletes from some 12 nations against some of the most challenging skiing terrain available. The courses for the World Cup competition were designed especially for the races by veteran U.S. Cross-Country Ski Coach Martin Hall. Telemark Lodge owner and race promoter Tony Wise said that he is confident of assembling the strongest field of international crosscountry cross-country racers ever to compete in North America. . Wise also indicated that Olympic Silver Medalist Bill Koch and the entire United States Team have stated that they will be in attend-ence attend-ence for the World Cup competition. Wise added that with the outstanding facilities- the Lodge has to offer the ski racers that all, the athletes involved in the two day affair will, enjoy a first-rate competition. Utah Ski Aroas Roady For Soason Utah ski areas are putting the finishing touches on new facilities and improvements j designed to maximize the fun of skiing the "Greatest Snow on Earth." ; , , . ill.. ...... ..J ....J- Major additions for; the 1976-77 season include: Two new double charilifts at Park City, serving training runs approved by the U.S. Ski Team, and nigh altitude . Jupiter Bowl for off-trail and powder skiing. A new double chairlift next to the aerial tram at , Snowbird, serving runs previously pre-viously accessible only to skiers using the tram. Convention facilities have been expanded and indoor tennis courts and an ice skating rink have been completed. A new snow loading and snow unloading lift, replacing replac-ing the Albion lift, at Alta which will be easier for beginning skiers to board. A new Golden Spike Empire economy package, featuring Snow Basin and Powder Mountain, 17 and 19 miles northeast of Ogden. Both are within 50 miles of Salt Lake City. - . ; New Condominium projects at Alta, Park City and Mt. Holly. Newly-cut trails at Powder Mountain, Sundance, Beaver Mountain, Brian Head, Brighton and Park West. Beginning in November, Brighton, Alta and Snowbird will be served by the Utah Transit Authority, operating on a regular schedule from bus stops in downtown Salt Lake City. Lewis Brothers Stages will continue to operate regular schedules from the airport to Park City and Park West and the shuttle bus service in Park City and between Alta and Snowbird has been improved. WTUC (The following is the third in a series of seven articles on aspects of physical fitness training for skiing prepared by Hank Tauber, Director U.S. Alpine Ski Team, and Tage Pedersen of Aspen, Colo., Physical Conditioning Advisor to the U.S. Ski Team since 1968.) ' Strength and flexibility in all parts of the lower body are important for skiing. The feet, ankles, knees, and thighs must be properly conditioned con-ditioned if they are to perform efficiently. EXERCISE FOR THE LEGS 1) Run alternately between sprinting and jogging. Run taking short steps. Run lifting the knees high. Run kicking heels up to seat. Walk on very steep and uneven terrain. 2) Run down stairs or mountain trails or slopes. 3) Step on and off a bench 15 to 20 inches high. 4) Hop over a bar or bench sideways 10 to 12 inches high. Practice this exercise with feet together, feet apart, or jumpingfrom one foot to the next. 5) Place tires about eight feet apart and alter-them alter-them in two lines. Jump from one to the other landing just with the outside foot and then pushing off onto the next tire, etc. Also do this exercise by jumping with both feet from one time to the next. , 6) Jump on toes bounce short distances alternate with high jump or bounce with a tuck. 7) Skip rorje is a good exercise for both breathing and feet and ankles. A ski racer carry a skip rope during all seasons of the year since it enables a vigorous workout even in a limited space. - 8) Bicycling is good for all parts of the leg but especially the thigh. Vary bicycling with short vigorous sprints combined with longer endurance en-durance rides. 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