'If Sports Schedule 13 January (Thursday): Prep Of The Week West at Tooele USD at Dugway Wendover at Tintic Swimming: Tooele at South, 3 p.m. Wrestling: As a freshman he was a first-calle- d reserve; as a sophomore he was a regular starter; as a junior he blossomed into a star and in addition to leading his team to the state championship, Girls Basketball: Tooele at West West at Tooele, 7:30 p.m. he was an Girls Basketball: 18 Dugway at Wendover Morgan at Grantsville 14 January (Tuesday): Girls Basketball: Spanish Fork at Tooele, 3 p.m. Grantsville at Lehi January (Friday): Boys Basketball: Grantsville at Wasatch H all-sta- te a o s selection, and was selected as the "Most Valuable player in the 1A 3 vious years. He is Steve Bruce, Dugways e. ft) e tournament. As a senior he is exceeding accomplishments of all pre- CO M stalwart on the basketball court. Right now Bruce and the Cowgirls Nab Pair Of Cage Victories In two outings last week the Grantsville girls basketball team encounter over won a Woods Cross in easy fashion but ran into all kinds of trouble before in their edging past Union first league game of the year. The Cowgirls have had to move high scoring Mary Lynn Thornton to center because Nanette Yates has been lost for the season and it took the red and white cage machine some time to get rolling in winning fashion against Union. Union was forced to shoot from outside as the Grantsville zone defense refused to let the Cougars penetrate for the easier, closer shots. It was a comeback win for the Cowgirls as Union spurted to a lead at the end of the first half. However in the second half Grantsville took charge and with Thornton, Ronda Murphy and JoAnn Orr firing away, Grantsville to overoutscored Union come the Union lead and gain the non-leagu- Coach Janet Matthews was able to give her entire squad playing time and they all played well, executing their plays, and taking advantage of many options when the set plays were disrupted. Thornton was the top scorer for Grantsville with 17 followed by Orr with 14, as six players hit the e 35-3- 3 hard-workin- Dugway Mustangs are riding winthe crest of an eight-gam- e a streak including ning pair of league victories. Latest victim of the powerful Mustangs was the Wildcats of Wendover. Last Friday Dugway traveled to Wendover for its first meeting with the team that is expected to provide the toughest competition for Dugway as they seek a region title. For a time it was a typical battle, with neither team asking or giving any advantage. But as the game wore on Bruce began to take charge as the Mustangs steadily pulled away from Werndover to Wendover-Dugwa- scoring column. J J win When the going gets tough, the tough get going and it was Bruce that barbed wire-toug- h g sparked Dugway to the win over stubborn Wendover. His floor play and general-- J points on the Dugway side of the ledger. And most of his points came at the end of 20 to 25 foot shots. In short, Bruce was sensational, a standout among a host of outstanding basketball players. For his brilliant all-arou- Jf performance in leading Dugway to a very important victory, the Tooele Transcrip-Bulleti- n awards Steve Bruce of Dugway a baseball cap and a certificate in recognition of being selected Prep of the Week. 22-1- 2 Steve Bostock of Wendover has been termed a "pure shooter by coaches who have to prepare defenses for this Wendover forward. !Ur J manship were of the highest if caliber. He dished out seven if assists to help Dugway pile up the points, gobbled in eight re-- J bounds and personally put 25 31-1- 3 Pure Shooter 77-5- 4- - Steve Bruce y 'vtv 1 win. Miss Orr was top scorer for the Cowgirls with 10 points with Thornton and Murphy chipping in with nine points each. Woods X Falls Grantsville outscored Woods Cross in every period to post an win over the 4A impressive 56-3- 8 school. Lady Buffs Trample Lehi, 67-4- 4 Tuesday Racking up its highest point total of the year, Tooeles girls basketball team clobbered Lehi on the Lehi court Tuesday 67-4- 4 e contest. in a "We really played well," Coach Susan Rydalch exclaimed after the game. "All the girls played heads-u- p non-leagu- A Good Pair to Draw To Mike Deavila and David Crawford, ham it up during practice, Deavila and Crawford are stalwarts on the Tooele wrestling team. basketball and it was one of the best outings we have had. It was Deanna Winn that carried the load in the early stages of the game while the balance of the team was getting warmed up. Miss Winn got most of her 21 points in the early stages of the contest, and then Nina Bush, Tammy Leikem and Stephanie Bunn came along and aided by Jackie White, the Buffs soon had the game going their way. Miss Winn, one of two seniors on the Tooele team, was sensational, grabbing 14 rebounds in addition to scoring 21 points. Nina Bush, the other senior, also played an outstanding game, adding 13 points to the Tooele total. Tammy Leikem, a sophomore completely dominated the boards, being credited with 25 rebounds during the contest and hitting for t , 13 points. Miss Bunn, Tooele's backcourt whiz was at her scintillating best as she consistently hit the open player for points with crisp and accurate passes. Bunn dished out five big assists and scored 12 points to cap her afternooiis work. LuctyOnes 'll f - Productive Scorer in the scoring parade, Loren Anderson leads the Grantsvllle Cowboys floor and rebounder general. Anderson an outstanding as well as Wa- Will travel to lleber City Friday to do battle with d Gr Batch. 2 2 5-- 3 4-- 4 4-- 4 4-- 4 3-- 5 3-- 5 3-- 2-- 5 6 2-- 6 Knight Riders Volunteers Phantom Four High team series Hi Bailers Ball Busters Lucky Ones High team games A&R Big Dogs Honeymooners Reds Individual high series Jim Quinn Tony Barker Jay Lint Barbara Hagen tyz-S- ......... Linda Hammond Individual high games John Bishop Paul Lewis Don Murphy Barbara Hagen Mary E, Linda II 6-- 3-- 5 s PamVoniiatten 0 ........... 7 0-- 8 2288 2274 2228 799 791 782 642 616 610 643 619 610 240 231 225 250 241 232 but nofa- h excitement. Chariots race each Saturday at lp.m. Race results for Saturday January 8 are: Colts - Mo Chickens 20.15 over Barney No. 2; S & S 20.05 over RL; AA Quarter Horses 19.66 over Critchlow; Vowles and Sons 20.49 over Barney and Cain. Bob and Kathy 20.29 over Hunt and Williams; McKay and Elton 20.05 over Barney No. 1; A) Shake and Bake 24.21 over Anderson Brothers; B) Ted Terry 25.30 over Troy Terry; A) Ron Batt 23.47 over Batt and Richards No. 2. B) Young and Clegg 24.77 over Pritzkau; A) Murray 23.71 over Elton and Hardman; B) Bob Youngberg 23.70 over Mo Chickens; A) Vowels and Sons 23.70 over Merrill Andrews; B) Sweeting 23.84 over Hardman and Elton; A) Batt and Richards No. 1 over Rex Richards. 2o BY MAIL FROM 6-- 2 2 PamaWimmer 0 8-- The wind was blowing, chariot racers and fans didnt tice as they cheered for their vorite teams. There were some very close races adding to the 6-- 2 Visitors Reds Shoe Bee Shoes Long Shots Shadow Balls Honeymooners 4T-8R- L 8-- Chariot Races Results Announced photo-finis- GVz-l- Pin Seekers A&R Big Dogs Good Ole Boys Ball Busters Mixed Nuts 2 W-- There Is no doubt who the winner was in this close race of Shake and Bake 24.21 over Anderson Brothers. 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