Provo Daily Herald | 1973-08-16 | Page 9

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Date 1973-08-16
Paper Provo Daily Herald
Language eng
City Provo
County Utah
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Type page
Date 1973-08-16
Paper Provo Daily Herald
Language eng
City Provo
County Utah
Page 9
OCR Text TUi Auusa in, li, THE HERALD, hw, Itaa-P- aie Downtown Coaches Club Eyes New Season V f The IkTWon Coaches Oub is getting organized for the coining fall and w inter spurts seasms and is beginning its drive for new metiibers Prtsiient of the club is Sun Nielsen, and he has announced that the annual steak fry for the at C 39 club will be held Aug 1 U rectors are Ktd ftor. pm at Rotary Park in Provo Alan Morgan. Jack Hansen. lanyon Robert Jorgenson. Robert Utikw of the club m add'Uon Peterson, and w avne Keith to Nielsen are vice presW nts Jilembership dues are $ IS per Robert Hales and Jerry year for adults and iS lor junior Ah north, secretary Jerry nrrnbrs Memberships can be obtained at the steak fry. or from Miller, treasurer Glen 0ertot and past president Stan Moore. any of the officers of the club Those desiring to join the club nK. cai' mail it to Rox 1005. IYo taVel! Pdwards. head football ducti at KYI'. will be the mam speaker at the steak fry. and w ill go over the prospects for this cumng football season He will alse. introduce his coachmg staff. The purpose of the dub is to promote athletics in I'tah Valley, including the high schools as well as at BVL'. hi-i- The biggest project of the y?ar spufisored bv the dub is the annual Dale Rei Memorial Ranquet. Doesn't Like the Hassle ' w vv ' n rr IX A ft (v George Allen Faces Toughest Challenge I Bv JOAN RYAN WASHINGTON (NEAl ! George Allen's -- impeccable record shows that his bizarre, the - la sometimes outside trades rrrely backfire in his But face the Washington Redskins' recent acquisition of Duane Thomas will be the ultimate test of Allen's ability to rehabilitate the NFL' misfits. Allen points ith pride to Steve Kiner and Roy Jefferson, two THIS PLEASANT CROVE little league team Brvaioa. Mitel McCustioi. aid Gary wayward boys whose problems the leagie chtmploatkip. Team Johasca. Ttird row are Coacli Blisi Fullmer, were seemingly solved by an members are frost left tc right Briaa Rob-- Gary Williams, Tore Stratburg, Layne Butt, to the Allen Win To exposure Neil Chad and Warnick. and Coach Johnsoa, Beck, Eugene bint, Doug And if Allen can Live philosophy Atkinioa. Second row Brrt Robley, Jackie mold the moody iHiane Thomas, he will deserve the Father, Flanagan image so obviously sought But will Allen sacrifice the Super Bowl ring for that rather singular honor? Kiner. who used to be Puane's roommate in Dallas, has raved about Thomas, both as a person and as a football talent. But even the devoted Kiner had certain Panguitch Lake is vying with concentration used to eradicate lifted the fish limit for Panguitch reservations. He told me last two smaller bodies of water for fish, is nontoxic to mammals or Lake from August 1 until its season that "Duane's got a lot of treatment. This action was taken friends. He's fantastic. But he's Utah'H third fishing birds. The treatment will be focused to provide interested anglers the supersensitive. improvement project in 1973. Al Coilotzi. fisheries manager for on the 1.000 surface - acre lake diance to recover as many game "Duane's real quiet; he's the Division of Wildlife with minimal work on tributaries fish as possible before they are articulate and very interesting Resources' Southern Regional flowing into it. The tributaries affected by the treatment. because you don't ever know Office, explained that "chemical are generally small and steep, The target rpeeies is, once what he's thinking. He always treatment will take place as soon requiring little work. the troublesome Utah projects that he knows what's more, Coilotzi said that two aircraft as the Panguitch Lake Water fun when you're chub. This fish, not accepted as a going on. He's Users shut down their water use will be used to spread the out with him but he'll play only Utah most fish anglers, by rotenone upon the lake surface. game operations this fall." "Normally, for food and space w ith as long as you play his way. If water use stops around The TBM torpedo bomber and a competes he'll take his ball and more desirable species. It. you don't, DC-6- , said Coilotzi. both converted to spraying home.' go of the therefore, restricts the use Treatment will involve the use and dumping the chemical, are desirable "He's spoiled." Steve of rotenone, a toxicant which the planes to be used. The aerial economically "Spoiled people fingerling stocking technique of explained. restricts the extracting of oxygen operation will be based at the demand attention, but he's game fish. from the water by shrewd. He's not flashy in getting Bryce Canyon Airport. With fish food prices soaring, attention. The Division's Wildlife Board organisms. Rotenone, at the the stocking of fingerlings over "Duane has never been a team the catchable size fish is most - type guy. His parents were desirable. Five-incfingerling killed when he was about 14. He rainbow stocked in July 1972 went to California to live with an produce a barely acceptable aunt but he hated her. He had Panguitch Lake Project Should Improve Fishing g h fishery this year. After treatment, an excellent fishery will be produced from 2 fingerling. The cost differential between stocking fingerling and fingerling is approximately $9,000 annually. Biologists estimate Mat Panguitch Lake presently produces 40 percent of its potential pounds of game fish. After treatment, the full potential can be attained as it has in many other waters throughout 16. The Volley (II) When the player steps forward In anticipation of the volley, all his weight moves forward as well. The beginner's tendency is tc step forward but to bend from the waist. To correct this tendency, the back should be absolutely straight at all times; the only bend is from the knees. slightly from the backhand position. On the forehead volley, the arm is bent (except for wide balls) and the wrist is laid back slightly. For the backhand volley, the arm is bent but the wrist Is not laid back. All volleys end with the arm almost straight; it pdints In the general direction of the fence. opponent's The. racket head faces The learner should try first upwards on high balls or sideways on very low balls. for consistency, then for The face of the racket is al- depth and placement. Ha should forget about power, most flat on high balls, slightly open on shoulder-heigh- t angle and touch shots until balls and very open on low he has mastered all of the three above. balls. 100 I. u. 200 1.U. 400 I.U. 000 I.U. pi f-- ! L-:,jl, IMas and he didn't taik to anybody from his freshman year in high school on nobody, except one girl i his Fjiglish class and the coaches He was a American high school All (Mensiveend. "Duane went to West Texas State, and Coach (Joel Keruel saw tremendous potential in him No one mild do anything for him but the coach bought him car. anything he wanted anything There he was out in Canyon. Tex.; Duane and NkTCury Morris in the backfield. a star. When he went to the Cowboys, he had everything He was spoiled rotten. "At Pallas, he would say. want this.' He demanded it. He trusted Kerbel about the Dallas contract, but he made only about $10,000 his first year. He wanted to renegotiate his contract because he was getting paid as much as a fourth rrund draft pick who ran back kickof fs. "He'd been playing football for two years and he'd been robbed. What Dallas did to htm was like breaking into his home and stealing from him. He was running as well as (O.J. I Simpson or (Leroyi Kelly. They were getting $50,000 and he was getting $20,000. The same people who were stealing from him would come around and pat him on the back." Duane Thomas, who has become almost paranoid about his treatment from the press and football's management, played a cat and mouse game with the Chargers last season. It seemed like a sad waste of rare talent. ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Excerpted from "The Book of Tennis" by the editors of World Tennis Magazine and Cornel Lumiere. 1965 by Grosset & Dunlap. All rights reserved, i 0 I ; o ii Legion All t V Four local baseball players were among the group named to the 1973 American Legion State All Star baseball team. fviJ ?s 'cy ' Star Team Is Named V-s- cj Spanish Fork had two players named to the team. Catcher Jed Hunter, and third baseman Wells THE QUESTION is, can smiling George Allen, left, wipe Brockbank each were voted to the scowl off the face of Duane Thomas? the exclusive squad. Kelly Jensen from Payson was named to the team as a first Kiner said. "He's already put coaching. But Kiner wasn't baseman, despite being one of himself in history as much as he displaying any clairvoyance last the outstanding pitchers in the needs to contribute. He really fall when he told me. "If George Legion tournament just wants to play football but he Allen could get Thomas, hed concluded in Salt Lake. doesn't want to be in the Army. grab him." Allen, the Great Nate Ellington from Helper He might not want to put up with Manipulator, molded a team of was the fourth local competitor some of the other stuff that goes misfits, geriatric cases and off named. He waj chosen as en with football." beat men into an Over the - Hill outfielder. r team The Utah State Thomas, who refused to use a gang that made it to the Super three point stance with New Bowl. And now he faces a will meet the Salt Lake Valley team in a game to be England, who refused to do the challenge that might be turned warm - up exercises a few weeks down by Boys' Town. played r riday night at 8 p.m. at Kiner. groping for a way to Ken Price Park in Murray. ago in San Diego, seems to resist ail-sta- all-st- faViMM 100- -$ fT IE SEASCUSTART S SATURDAY .991 100-$3- .99 100-$S- .95 T m. 100- -$ .99 100-S1- .98 NUTRITION CENTER i (S FAMILY TENT 2-M- BACKPACKERS OREM UNIVERSITY M Alt Style number 2S001. Made f IS wnc mpmi fcnitj coopr ctttk, (Mbit cutH ektr sttlei mtcrpraof fit, REG. seis TRUCK MS - NY PRICE G78-1- 5 6 H78-1- 5 6 H78-1- 5 8 F78-1- 6 6 H78-1- 6 6 L78-1- 6 8 31.96 34.91 37.21 32.94 35.98 43.93 F.E.T.-3.0- Highway also available 5 to 4.30 Static Bal. 1.50 & up Spin Bal. 2.50 & up LVJIM in, wiuwki in. a, TENT $159.95 mSml' With Aluminum From. J hSC j f ' ft I $ inss vmti ittMi, ftaa stwMcr ) f7 J lsK WHITE STAG :;5S::::::::::::i6"sa.. IS tktewal w11" BACK PACK 3 TRACTION SIZE 1M T namgrwf fiberdass nettiig. SUPER WI8S 78 V ,fi George Allen t brand of 110 per cent football has never been described as a bed of roses. So Duane Thomas, if he really wants to play football with the Washington Redskins, may have to prepare himself I . a hassle. 100-$2- .97 500 Mg. Gram) 1000 Mg.(1 Gram) GENERAL (NEXT: When to Play Net) (NEWSPAPER explain a man's love for the game of football, told me last fall. "If I was going to compare fiwtball with something just as sens.it wnal. it would be sex. But you re rv going to fight with a chick Duane really likes the act but he's not going to go through the hassle." 2.5-inc- h the state. The forehand position of the arm and wrist varies loved his father, and when he was killed. Ihane just ipped He became very talking introverted "His aunt sent him back to pai ' t might OT-x,- 'ifL HUj KlLS-.- PACK , 111 i J&&M? - Lfed TENTHS. 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