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Show Ben Lomond inA :sJ Bliss 6. Summer football leagues are flourishing in California and are drawing good crowds. Coaches and players are excited about the program and what it is doing for fall football. Each school, large or small, fields a team of seven players. On offense, there is a center to snap the ball, a quarterback to pass it and five eligible receivers to catch it. It is strictly a passing game, there is no running from scrimmage The quarter-bac- k f has three and seconds to get the ball in the air and he is timed on each play Once the ball is caught, the runner moves downfield until he is touched by an opposing player Team credit is given for pass completions or interceptions and for touchdowns scored. The offensive team is given four downs to move the ball ten yards or give it up Field goals and punts are not allowed, regardless of field position. In a typical game the offensive team launches its passing attack against the passing defense of linebackers, defensive backs and safeties Speed and agility on both sides of the line play an important role in the outcome of the game. Schools in the Ogden Valley are one-hal- showing mixed emotions about summer football. Roy and Weber Bonneville time-consumi- and hard-presse- This corner endorses the summer league for football in Utah, but I dont think that Northern Utah is quite ready for it. There are too many doubts and unanswered questions. In time the leagues will become popular m our state, but not until someone breaks the ice, and shows that it can succeed I look for the Salt Lake Schools to get touch football started, and perhaps m a year or so, the schools of Region One will jump onto the band wagon Change or a venture into the unknown is frightening to us humans. . 7JU Bos V' I la 1 s- setter Jun - HILL AIR FORCE BASE The Ninth Annual Hill AFB Comptrollers Day of Golf will start with a bang June 16 as a matter of fact, there will be two shotgun starts one in the morning and one in the afternoon This annual event where former employees, retirees and present Comptroller employees renew or make new friendships, is planned for the good and those who aren't so good golfers, according to Dorothy Bailey, - f Golf Committee Chairperson. We hope all present and former Comptroller employees will participate in this day of fun and friendship, Dorothy said. She said that no one will be embarrassed by being matched up with the pro golfer because groups will be formed considering what the golfer shoots To sign up for the event, Dorothy individuals should contact related, committee members. School favor the program, is undecided, while Clearfield and Ogden High School are not too interested. Proponents of the summer league stress the need of such a program to improve passing and receiving skills, develop talent and condition athletes for fall football Those opposing summer football, argue that the program would be too for young men who are already busily engaged in offseason baseball, basketball, softball High expenses, scheduling problems and lack of interest. Those favoring the program argue that football should be entitled to summer action along with basketball and baseball, and pointed out that a Northern Utah League would eliminate the need of travel to Salt Lake and elsewhere Two or three d teams, alone, would be to survive the season. Insurance for injuries and the likes, would be worked out by BYU personnel, according to advocates of the summer league program 'fer. I T sponsors football league Brigham Young University is sponsoring a summer league of touch lootball to include all interested high school teams in Utah. Each school is encouraged to join a league for interschool competition beginning July 1 " s- - On Ihe ball with Beacon, June 8, 978, Page 7 summer other activities. Opponents of the activity were ap- prehensive about injuries, travel City rec begins Tennis lessons The North Ogden Recreation Department announces the beginning of tennis lessons on June 12. According to Dale Wride, recreation director, beginning and advanced lessons will be available for juniors from 11 to 18 years of age. Lessons will also be available for adults and the cost is $5 per person payable at the North Ogden City offices. Flyers with detailed information concerning the particular times are also available at the city offices, located at 505 E. 2600 REX STUART Times for most of the classes will be morning hours Monday through Thursday. Demar Cox will be the instructor for the classes. ,The Northern Region opener was ;good with some interesting surprises. occurred in the area of fishing pressure. East Canyon took a cut in the ,The surprises Fishing success went as predicted. Babe Ruth game schedule June 1 June Thursday Elder at lileber 6:00 Box at Sky Vieu I 7:00 (Hyrum) II at Ben Lomand 6:00 Bear River Sky View Ogden at Clearfield 6:00 Sunset at Roy I 6:00 Roy II at Bonnevilla June 6:00 5 Monday Elder 6:00 II 7:00 Ben Lomond at Bear River 6:00 Clearfield at Sunset 7:00 Roy II at Ogden 6:00 Bonneville at Roy I 6:00 June B Elder at Sky Vieu II 7:00 at Ben Lomond 6:00 Bear River at Weber 6:00 Roy II at ClBarfield 6:00 Bonneville at Sunset 7:00 Sky Vieu I Sheri Rollo of North Ogden Junior High School display their trophies they received for both being named 'Outstanding Girl Athlete' for track. TAMMY CRITCHLOW AND Girls honored Two girls have qualified for an athletic award at North Ogden Junior High which is usually only given to one individual. Tammy Critchlow and Sheri Rollo have both qualified with their point totals being exactly the same, for the Outstanding Girl Athlete for track. The girls received the points during the school and district track competitions, and when totals were figured out, based on the number of firsts and seconds they had received in the meets, their totals were the same. During the year, Tammy d received firsts in the 440 75 dash, dash, yard yard relay, while she got a second place in the shot put during school competition. At the district level, she received first place honors in the hurdles, 100 yard dash and 440 yard relay. There she also received third place in the shot put. Sheri, while competing in the school contest, received 100-yar- firsts in the yard dash, 440 yard dash and long jump Then at the district level, she received second place ribbons in the 880 yard medley and 440 yard dash, taking third in the long jump. She has also acted as captain of the North Ogden Junior Knight Girls track team Tami is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Critchlow III, 3033 N. 4253 E., North Ogden. Other activities she has participated in while attending North Ogden Junior include being a cheerleader, in the Knight Mmistrels and drama. She also received a physical 220 award and education graduated with high honors. Sheri is the daughter of and Mrs. Dale Rollo, Mr. 3881 N. 800 W., Pleasant has been the Ski Club secretary at North Ogden Junior and graduated with scholarship honors. For breaking the school's record for the obstacle course, she also received a physical education award. View. She June at I 6:00 Roy at Box Elder 6:00 at Bonneville 6:00 Bear River at Roy II 6:00 Sky Vieu I at Clearfield 6:00 Ogden at Ben Lomond 6:00 Roy I at Sky Vieu II 7:00 Smithfleld Weber 3 Monday Bonneville at Box Elder 6:00 II at Wever 6:00 Clearfield at Bear River 6:00 Ogden at Sky Vieu I 7:00 (Hyrum) Ben Lomond at Roy I 6:00 Sky Vieu II at Sunset 7:00 Roy 6 II at Box Elder 6:00 Clearfield at Weber 6:00 Ogden at Bear River 6:00 Sky Vieu I at Roy I 6:00 Sunset at Ben Lomond 6:D0 Bonneville at Sky Vieu II 7:00 Smithfield 10 Monday Clearfield at Bonneville 6:00 Roy Roy at Box Elder 6:00 I at Roy II 6:00 Sunset at Ogden 6:00 June 15 Smithfield I at Sunset 7:00 Bonneville - Roy II 6:00 a- Thursday j 6:00 at Box Elder Ben Lomond at Weber 6:00 Sky Vieu I at Sky Vieu II 7:00 Roy I at Clearfield 6:00i Bonneville at Ogden 6:00 Sunset at Roy II 6:00 Bear River number of fishermen that normally, to this popular water. At Pineview, pressure was down at least from normal, A reduction in anglers was expected but not to the degree that it occurred. Most reserviors produced at least fair fishing. East Canyon was good from the bank and fair from boats. Echo was fair but only a handful of fishermen showed. Rockport was a little disappointing with slow to fair fishing. Fish were, however, larger than those caught on the other Weber River Impoundments. Porcupine and Hyrum received heavy pressure Porcupine was just fair, Hyrum was good from boats with best results by tolling in deep water. Most streams were not fishable including most of Blacksmith Fork which usually is clear. The Weber was poor with high, murky water. flock two-thir- League scores Thursday Weber at Box Elder 6:00 Sky Vieu I at Bear River 6:00 8en Lomond at Sky Vieu II 7:00 Clearfield at Ogden 6:00 (B.L.) Ben Lomond Sky Vieu II at Bear River 6:00 Weber at Sky Vieu I 7:00 (Hyrum) . Roy July 12 Monday Thursday Sunset July Thursday Box Ogden 29 July Sky View I at Box Weber at Sky Vieu these beauties from Pine View. Fishing opener good N JAJJ1S t OF North Ogden had terrefic luck on opening day as he pulled 13 July Thursday Elder at Sky Vieu I 8:00 (Hyrum) II at Wever 6:00 Bear River at Ben Lomond 6:00 Sunset at Clearfield 6:00 Box Sky Vieu Ogden Roy I at Roy II 6:00 at Bonneville 6:00 The summer North Ogden recreation program got under way this week with girls softball games and boys baseball games The games, played at Oaklawn and North Ogden park, were a combination of runs, hits errors and two parks full of excited kids and proud parents. Monday's games In boys first and second grade action ( the coaches pitched to the kids for the first time), Panthers 17 Cougars 16, Wildcats 10 Bulls 8. Wildcats 16 Harrisville 3, Valley 14 Dodgers 6, Dynamites 17 Giants 4 In boys 6th grade action: Dodgers 14 Sluggers 7, Valley Wildcats 11. Firebirds 21 Cougars 8. In 7th grade boys action: North 9 Slaterville 5, North Ogden Ogden Dodgers 15 Valley 3, Ricky Lefler pitched a two hitter and Bill Tabish socked a three run homer to lead the Dodgers to victory. In 8th grade action: Cougars 4 Plain City 3. In girls 3rd grade action: Snappy Chippers 15 Sluggers 10, Pleasant View Superchicks 17 Pink Panthers Mighty Mites 14 All-sta- June 19 Monday 4 Bax Elder at Clearfield 6:00 Ogden at Weber 6:00 Roy I at Bear River 6:00 Sunset at Sky Vieu I 7:00 Bonneville at Ben Lomond 6:0Q Sky Vieu II at Roy II 6:00 i July Sky Vieu II at Box Elder 6:00 at Sky Vieu I 7:00 Ben Lomond at Bear River 6:00 Clearfield at Roy II 6:00 Sunset at Bonneville 6:00 Roy I at Ogden 6:00 (B.L.) Weber July June 22 Thursday 17 Monday gQ Thursday 16. -- Elder at Ogden 6:00 (B.L.) I at WebBr 6:00 Bear River at Sunset 7:00 Sky Vieu I at Bonneville 6:00 Box Roy Ben Lomond at Clearfield at Roy II 6:00 Sky Vieu II 7:00 Smithfifeld 1 June 26 Monday Elder at Roy I 6:00 Weber at Sunset 7:00 Bear River at BonnevillB 6:00 Friendship Roy II at Sky Vieu I 7:00 (Hyrum) Ben Lomond at Clearfield 6:00 Sky Vieu II at Ogden 6:00 (B.L.) Box Elder at 6:00 Bear River II 7:00 Sky Vieu I at Wever 6:00 Bonneville at Clearfield 6:00 Roy II at Roy I 6:00 Ogden at Sunset 7:00 Box July Box Ben Lomand at Sky Vieu 25 Roy Eldar et Bear River 6:00 II at Sunaet 7:00 In girls 6th grade games: Plain City Babes 11. Sluggers Tuesday games Boys 5th grade action: Cubs 6 Bulldogs 2, Skyhawks 2 Dodgers 0, Taylor 9 Red Sox 8, Thunderbirds 20-Bi- onic 7 Pleasant View 3. grade action: Cardinals Boys 6th Thursday Weber at Ben Lomond 6:00 Sky Vieu II et Sky Vieu I Clearfield at Roy I 6:00 Ogden at Bonneville 6:00 (Hyrum) 7:00 12 Taylor 2. From this writers viewpoint. North Ogden citizens should be proud of their recreation program and the parents of the children who are playing should support the program by attending as many games as possible. |
