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Show - ' , " , r ' 1 - ' ' ' ' ' Rino, Winterer are consensus All-State ;' t ! V Vint ? 6M(f . , k vubf iWBSfe&iiBwj , If 1 r - ! 5-. , " ' wjf 5 (JT A Park Record Thursday, December 1, 1988 Page B7 JAW!, UKJtfW 1M.I11II1I.JW HJI U1J.MIIMW1I .W tW' a,f 'f 3 HEADQUARTERS FOR TORO SNOW BLOWERS SALES & SERVICE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL WE HAVE OUR OWN SERVICE CENTER. BK1NG YOUR SNOW THROWERS IN FOR SERVICE. 1 X )fc pi?) Haven'lyou f0'sJ P dorm without a Jf , two long --i 1 flt enough? feffls 278-0487 Cottonwood Mall 4835 Highland Drive Larry Winterer proved to have the best hands of any Miner this season, and was rewarded with all-state honors. by RANDY HANSKAT Record staff writer The two powers of the Park City High School offensive attack this past season, fullback Justin Rino and wide receiver Larry Winterer, were named first team on both the Salt Lake Tribune and DeseretNews 2A All-State high school football rosters this week. Those two consensus consen-sus picks were joined by seven other Park City players to be named to the newspaper all-state lineups. Rino fueled the Miner ground game for most of the season, only to suffer a broken ankle just before the playoffs began. Winterer proved to have the surest hands of the Park City Ci-ty receiving corps, but also went down in the Alta game just before the playoffs. They were the centerpieces of the Park City team which went all the way to the state semifinal game before bowing out this season. Park City faithful can have many a discussion about how far the Miners could have gone with Rino and Winterer available for the playoffs. Three other players were mentioned mention-ed in both newspapers, but only Rino and Winterer made first team in each. Darren Bean was selected first team at offensivft'linW by the . Tribune, but was a second team offensive of-fensive lineman in the News. Chance Pellum was named first team defensive defen-sive lineman in the News, and was second team in the Tribune. Russ Mathews, the Region Nine Player of the Year, was named second se-cond team quarterback by both papers. The ever-diligent Tribune, however, seemed to have a bit of trouble with Mathews' name, calling him Wes instead of Russ. Four other Miners were named to the Deseret News teams. Shawn McMillan was a first team selection at linebacker. Brian Worley was the second team kicker. And Mark Bowers (linebacker) and Steve Osguthorpe (defensive back) were given honorable mention. The most glaring hole in the all-state all-state teams was in the 2A defense in the Tribune. There, although Park City's defense was the best in Region Nine all season, not a single Miner was named to the first team. The selection of Pellum on second team was all that kept Park City from being be-ing left off completely. To the nine Miners who were honored, however, the most hearty congratulations from the Park Record. Had we selected the teams, we would have named 22 Miner first teamers! t ? - ' J ' it. Larry Winterer IT""' f - : i 1 $ 9" ,'" i r I. V s ' Justin Rino Justin Rino was a rampaging runner, richly deserving of all-state praise. Need to Christmas shop without the kids? Ask about our local's card A center of fun for ..iildren so you can iiae a few hours .kuuy or a night out! ids'NightOut 1200 Little Kate Rd. (at the Park City Racquet Club) 645-7766 JCross-IJtcs says: Follow the path ot wisdom, serve the Lord with reverence. ZCMI Beauty Salons Nail down $15 savings Reg. $40, now $25 instant glamour, inexpensivelyllake advantage now of our special on acrylic nails and replace broken, chipped and neglected nails with long-lasting elegance. Or ask about the other complete nail care services we offer, including manicures. SL Downtown, 321-6076 Cottonwood, 321-6124 South bwne, 321-6816 Ogden, 778-2088 University, 227-3066 r it No printing charge II for the first 50 checks. No 1 1 charge for the first 10 checks you write every month. No monthly service fees. No I ; bank gives you a better deal. Stop in and see. ill First y Security MtMBhR F.D.I C. 1514 Park Ave 649-9141 One place to put the money you'll save on our student checking. l'Hl(lllliiailllll'll()IMl)(llll1llW''il!il Specializinn in Hearty Homemade Stews, Soups, Chili and Homemade Bread. Great Selection of Salads, Sandwiches and Assorted Desserts. Beer and Set-tips upon request Mini-bottles on premises 645-STE Now Open Every Day 1 1 :30 am-9 pm Located in Deer Valley Mall at Deer Valley Entrance . , ( ' |
