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Show FEBRUARY 8, 1984 Racquetball Tourney ment are being taken now through I eh. 20. at the Clearfield Swim Fool located at 934 S. Falcon Drive. There will he a $3 entry fee. I II K PAIRINGS will he posted Ihursday. Fb. 23 at the Clearfield Swim Pool. Tournament plav will begin at 8 a. m. and end by 3 p.m. The Clearfield Recreation Department will be holding its 3rd annual Racquetball Saturday. Feb. 25. THE TOURNAMENT will he single elimination and made up of 4 divisions: Mens ages Men's ages 40 and up. and Ladies Ladies ages age 40 and up. lournament play will take place at Clearfield High School's New G in. Registration for the touian- Gray Hair Abundant After Last Weeks I or further infoimation. contact the Recreation De- partment at - FalconBasketballPlay Volleyball Clearfield wins one but loses a heartbreaker By KEITH DUNCAN Journal Sports CLEARFIELD Joan Hansen, the wife of Clearfield basketball coach Craig Hansen, had an alarm last Saturday morning when she awoke to find two new distinquishable grey hairs on top of her husband' s head. another play. As Hansen stated. "Just like that we were 5 points down instead of and we started smelling victory. I TOLD the guys during the timeout that this was no different than what happened to us against Roy. If it could happen to us, it could happen to someone else, said Hansen. . THE TRUTH to the story is that Hansen is still a young, vibrant guy in his wifes eyes, but after the kind of basketball games Craig went through last veek, its a wonder every last piece of hair hasnt changed colors. .One of those grey hairs transformed itself last Tuesday evening when Roy overFalcon lead with 13 seconds left to eventually beat Hansen's crew. came a SINCE IVE been coaching basketball, and maybe even as a player. Ive never experienced a more dejecting loss than the one to Roy last week. I cant think of a game where I felt like we had it won, only to end up losing it. Boy was it tough," Hansen stated, especially now in that if Clearfield had won that game, tie there would be a three-wa- y for first place. But still another grey hair emerged last Friday night iwhen Clearfield turned the tables and overcame an Weber lead with two minutes left to beat the Warriors and remain in the fight for the region crown. 80-7- 8 Then came a steal and another basket and moments later after Cook had got the ball into Greg Boykin, the junior's basket with :59 seconds left had tied the game For the night Boykin at was unreal as he tossed in 28 points which over the past three games equals out to a average. WEBER CAME down and appeared ready to stall it down for the last shot. But Cook, 78-7- Clearfield's crafty senior guard, had different plans and stepped between a couple of defenders and stole a pass. With just 25 seconds remaining and no timeouts for either club left, Clearfield went into a setup while the seconds ticked away. Then the guy who stole the pass. Cook, happened to have the ball with 10 seconds left. He took off for the hoop, found an opening from about 10 feet out and banked a picture perfect four-corn- jumper off the glass and through the net for the winning points. We had no business winning that game before the final two minutes, but what a performance in 120 seconds. I'll Again as either EVEN AT the expense of giving up his natural color, Hansen would like nothing more than to deal Bonneville a defeat and inch a little closer to a clinched state playoff spot and a possible try at the region championship. A lot of eyes will also be on the Roy-Bo- x Elder game where the Royals have to lose in order for Clearfield to have a chance of winning the league crown. Before talking about Bonneville. lets get back to last week for just a moment. never forget it," said Hansen. All three leagues will start the week of March 12 and mn through the week of April 16. he fee will he 500 for teams ino more than 3 out ol city residents on roster) and 580 for out of city teams (mote than 3 out of city residents on rostert which is due by Monday. March V FOR MOKE infoimation call the Clearfield Recteation Reg- taken now I d BUT NOW all eyes turn to Bonneville, a team the Falcons haven't beaten in five straight tries. Gary Alverson, the Lakers head coach is aware of the five game winning streak over Clearfield but was quick to add, "Those games have been very close and both teams have usually played really well. The turning point in our season was the win over Clearfield in January but Craig (Hansen) will admit that his team played extremely well that night too." AN INTERESTING note is that the last time Bonneville was beaten at home in a league game was by Hansens Falcons. Alverson believes that the key to his team's comeback has been their aggressiveness on defense. They held a high scoring Weber team to 54 points, held Layton to 37 points and finally last Friday held down Roy to only 50 points. "SOMETIMES the defense has saved us when the offense hasn't ticked like it should have," said Alverson. Clearfields big challenge will be to stop the inside game of Bonneville, where people like 66 Mike Watson and 6'7 Gene Stark hang out. Hansen feels that it might be a little different story this time around with the emergence of Boykin inside. If Greg is up to it, well have something to counter with," said Hansen. arch-riva- 5 r d 51-4- Eat it for lunch! Greg Boykin raises Nish into air to thwart a shot by Roy's Scott Skinner. The Clearfield junior has been a terror on defense and offense lately. In three games he has scored 66 points. Prep Basketball This Week Falcons must beat Lakers Davis cant afford loss if they want title at Viewmont Layton out of it, but Warriors in for it Region One Mens Leading Basketball Scorers Region One Womens Leading Basketball Scorers . 13-- II. REPORT OF CONDITION OF Consolidating Region Four Leading Scorers Mens Basketball domestic of the subsidiaries "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAYTON the state rn of Itah. ai the close of business sponse to call made b Section 161. Chater Number Region One Mens Basketball Standings Comptroller on December 76s M). under title ot the Currency 12. published in reI mted States Code. Bank Region Number National Twelve ASSETS DOI.HRS 4MOI NT Cash and due from depository institutions S. Treasury securities Obligations of other U. S. Government agencies and corporations Obligations of States and political subdivisions All other securities Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell a. Loans, Total b. Less: Allowance for possible loan losses c. Loans. Net Lease financing receivables g Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises Real estate owned other than bank premises Intangible assets All other assets TOTAL ASSETS IN THOl SANDS 3.822 517 I. &g to mi? besfi viyir lug. THE BOOT WITH A WARM PERSONALITY l. 68-4- match-u- p hopes of repeating another trip to the state tournament continue to vanish. DENNIS CUSICK and his Bees learned a lesson last Friday, outside of winning the game, that anyone who plans on taking Layton lightly may be in jeopardy of screwing up their chances of doing better than they expect in league play. Weber, Roy and Clearfield still remain on Laytons schedule. Its difficult on our kids, said Moon about the Friday game, Its the same story of the past few games where weve played well enough at times to win but havent put one in the win column. Some of the kids are really taking it hard. "BUT THE kids are believing me that they need to go out with their heads up. They believe me that things cant get any worse, they can only get better. Laytons chances of qualifying for state are very slim but beating Weber at home this Friday is super crucial. 773-330- Layton's magic over Box Elder in women's basketball continued last Friday evening as the Lancers beat Box and remained tied with their bitter Elder 54-Clearfield, for the Region One league lead. deadlock CLEARFIELD maintained the league-lea8 win over Weber. with a convincing In other local womens sports. Davis High dealt Bounti7 loss to up their league record to ful a THIS WEEK Layton will travel to Weber while Clearfield is on the road to Bonnev ille. The Lady Darts w ill be at Highland on Tuesday and at home to host Viewmont this Friday. Box Elder led Layton through most of the first quarter : but the Lancers finally busted out ahead in the second stanza. From that point on the Bees clawed and dug. but never quite had enough to ov ertake Brent Checketts clubi Liz Manis dumped in 22 points for Layton while Kristy I Snarrhad 10. Karnella Myers also had 8. Wendy Ortiz was ' Laytons top rebounder with 10. CLEARFIELD RAISED their overall record to an impressive 3 by slipping past Weber. It was an explosive offensive outburst by both Mandy Hennenherger and Raylyne Hayes that keyed the victory. Hennenberger sank 22 points and also grabbed 17 rebounds while Hayes popped in 20 more points. On Friday the Lady Darts had Bountifuls number through most of the contest and were up by 15 points entering the final quarter. But a rash of turnovers and mistakes in the final quarter almost had the Braves going home happy. Diana Peterson had 18 points to lead the Darts. Sonva Rees added 12 and Angie Norris racked up LAYTON At times through the Box Elder basketball last Friday night in Brigham City, the Lancers according to Doug Moon looked as good as they have all year. But it was late Bee comeback that proved too costly in league play and saw their for the Lancers who fell to Department at Lady Lancers Put Away Crucial Win Tough Luck Lancers Lose Another, But Not Giving Up HANSEN STATED that after the heartbreaking defeat to Roy, he didnt dwell a lot on the game other than to go over some of the crucial mistakes that were made in the closing minutes that cost Clearfield the game. Even though he admits that he and his players had trouble sleeping that night, the. next two days of practice went fairly smooth. We committed among ourselves that as far as getting to the state tournament, the Weber game meant a lot more than the Roy game would. It was important to us to win it, said Hansen. 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The leather sheds water and the Urethane sole and heel wear 373l 34.826 None None 164 774 35.764 None EQUITY CAPITAL ed Preferred stock Common slock Surplus Undivided a. No. shares outstanding a. No. shares authorized b. No. shares outstanding profits Reserve for contingencies None Ipar value) 4.000 4.000 (par value) None 400 1.600 and other capital reserves .775 3.775 39.539 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL like iron. 1212 BUT THE Warriors did their best in the game to thwart the Falcons hopes. Weber was win riding high after a over Box Elder the previous Tuesday and they played with buds and your personal message. Your love deserves the best. Youve earned your Wings! the same kind of authority through 30 minutes of their game with Clearfield. Gary Calvert was unstoppable as he poured in 29 points in the loss. said Golly were they tough," Hansen who knew it was going to take a miracle to beat them with two minutes left. But folks, the momentum switched like nobody's business. Phil Peterson got it started with a 2 and I and 10 seconds later Curtis Cook got will be Sign-Up- s through Friday. I eh. 17 at the Clearfield Swim Pool. THERE Mil l, be a Men's League-playeon Monday nights, a Women s and Coed league that will he played on Tuesday nighis. All games will be played at Clearfield High School in the Old Gym. a coach or player, I cant ever remember a more dramatic comeback in just two minutes than what we exploded with against Weber. You would have thought wed won a state championship the way we jumped around like we did. But too bad for Joan and the head of her husband because this Friday night could see another sliver of hair turn silver. It just never ends as Bonneville, riding a five game winning streak, enters the Falcon gymnasium to continue what Clearfield helped them start on January 17. It was that night in Washington Terrace that Bonneville broke out of a dreaded scoring and losing slump to beat the Falcons for their first Region One win of the year. Ever since that, Bonneville has demonstrated some muscle on defense and got their scoring on track again and have won five games in a row. De- reg- istration ABOUT THAT one, Hansen stated, Clearfield Recreation partment is now holding istration for volleyball. 773-330- BASKIN-ROBBIN- S ICE CREAM STORE MEMORANDA - EM rftl Amounts outstanding as of report date: Standby letters of credit, total Time certificates of deposit in denominations 270 of SI 00 .000 of more Other time deposits in amounts of $100,000 or more Average for 30 calendar days ending with report date: Total deposits 8.25! None 33.404 I. KENT DEE SMITH. Cashier of the bank, do hereby declare that this Report of Condition is true and correct, to the best of my above-name- 530 So. Main 435 So. State 1088 East Gentile knowledge and belief. 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