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Show 4 Womens post team captures Tooele title W0? a lree cam IheTVu'n Tooele County league tournament for the championship of Jan. 7 in High ?en Vo,Ma 1W2 1W victory over First Security Bank. thewl to blemish the Mustangs regular season mark. The Robin M finished the regular season, which lie- J"? 6-0 fore the playoff. Wijh 1 recot Srawin8 a bye. FSB and Robins mk in the first round match with FSB pulling out a close three set affair. 15-112-1- 5 and 15-1the JJJe 10-enampitmship match, Mustangs spurted out to a 1 lead he- ..fjj Carol Stewart. Pepper Brinklv. Janice Bvrd. and team captain Debbie Porter. Withthe V0? " Ihackcmrt playing well, strikers Vicki Burke, Robbin Wilkins, Cindv Reid anUHlen alden had golden which opportunities they made pay off." broke the 1i;hWever; Mustangs in the 12th game and then served five UnVe out. "It kind of startled us did that, explained Porter, "so we calledreally time just to straighten things mU and get ourselves hack under control." FSB picked up two more points when plav resumed to pull luck within two. 10-- but the Mustangs broke service in the 19th game. The teams battled even for the rest of the way before Dugwav finally closed out the set on a mental error S2SSL2ry ? Tru? &ge On Jan. 15 and Jan. 21, the Dugway Mustangs continued their mastery over the rest of the league with wins over Tooele Army Depot and Robins to put them in good position to walk away with their second TCL title. AGAINST TAD, coach 'Debbie Porter explained that it was the Mustangs serves which netted them 15--4 and 15--5 victories. "Vicki Burke and Ellen Walden really served well, she said, causing them problems in trying to play under control. But though we played well, 1 don't think TAD had it all together when they played us - it was just one of those nights for them. Robins, however, was a different story. We knew they were gping to be tough, Porter admitted, "because they had beaten First Security Bank, the league favorites, during the season and in the first round of this tournament. And when youre league champions, she added, everybody seems to play a little harder to try and beat you. THOUGH the Mustangs beat Robins in two straight sets, 15-1- 0 and 15-they were both close matches according to Porter. "At the point in the first game, she said, "they had us down by three 10-- But we came back behind some good serves and hard spikes by Cindy Reid and Vicki to pull it out. The Mustangs found themselves down by an even greater margin in the second game when Robins raced out to a 6-- advantage. Dugway fought buck behind their reliable Service but it was a ploy pulled by Carol Stewart that really started the Mustanggs on their way to a straight set victory. With Roliins expecting the Mustangs to make a run at them with their powerful spike game, Stewart crossed them up with a dink shot that just did clear the net. With that point, Robins called timeout and Porter said the Mustangs also used the time to plan a new line of attack. "We figured that since they were looking for us to spike the ball we would mix up our offense a little more to keep them During the rest of the game, the Mustangs went back to the dink shot only twice with Porter anu Lorraine Schollman executing it perfectly. But the thought of watching out for two different maneuvers rattled Robins and Dugway ran away convincingly to their second straight tournament win. u8 5 ?.Tnr 0, 3. ' lre 52? V 8, 7, 8. 0 by FSB. be Mustangs had no trouble in rolling to a 15-- 3 win scvoik5 I? behind the consistent serves of Burke and a bv Wilkins. e play a very controlled type of game. said Porterspike of her teams g e try to use all of our three hits to get .the best shut we pblsophy. can. 1 think during the whole night we onlv let two or three lulls fall between players because we werent communicating well. alot of our first serves and spikes out of play. During the regular season. Porter explained that the competition for the most part was very gpod,"We did beat a few teams by 15-- type scores, she "but the admitted, of the games we played were very close. Out of the seven games wemajority played, fourof them went into the third set tiebreaker. set-winni- ng win-nin- off-balance- d. 2 Ghosts lead W". (from page 6) yjarwey-- . ' .V i;V their following over the triumph Ghosts with a 50-4- 5 victory over the Devils ' 5 K' , 7 LEATHER Rog.toS9.9e CeM t'N v . ... t i- -; secoqd. desperation 35 footer by Passarette. himself. H11C didn't, start the game well, - . - tv-- -- s-'. ?3 ture durable VIBRAM soles and leather-- lined toot and shaft A Sunset exclusive at a great price. N. y, Choose from a variety of handcrafted Western boots from Tony Lama. Great tooled leather designs and genuine leather soles. Western style boots fea- 3169 V broad assortment ot sizes and styles from Acme and Wrangler. Smooth and tooled lea' ther uppers, oil resistant Hypalon soles and leather linings for A . And though they got good scoring from J. 25-1- Wran0ler WESTERN BOOTS WESTERN BOOTS .to 117.00 ltog.64.9S aMe ' . MPs beat them by two, 60-5-8 on a last trailing at the half, LEATHER . . Jan. 20. Skylark's team, however, came back down to earth rather quickly Jan. 26 when Passar-ette- s ALL LEATHER WESTERN BOOTS - Ti dingo 7miMuncb 6. iS Johnson (18), Brown (15), arid Story (12), the MPs countered with a great night from Mike Martin, who canned 25. . & ITS V 7 K" hid! Passerette added 15 From 1 to r, Debbie Porter, Cindy Reid, Vicki Burke, Carol Stewart, Ellen Walden and Lorraine Schollman signal thr and Wendal Strait, sentiments after the Dugway Womens Post Volleyball team captured first (dace in the Tooele County Volleyball League. Missing from the photo are Robbin Wilkins, Val Payne, Pepper Brinkley and Janice Byrd. r who eats up than anyone playing, had 12. floor-faste- of it at the hands of the Ghosts and llllC, the team was still able to keep their heads above water with huge wins over the Air Force I team 67-3- SHOES , 1, - MP1 MP2 unbeatable price on this lightweight training shoe. 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