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Show nmy TwWr ) WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL. JUNE 7. 1979 S Golfer Should Know Summer Brin go Beo utt Dn BOUNTIFUL Ellany IPeople By DAVE WIGHAM Summer always seems to bring the best out of people. There are a lot of activities that sports-minde- d people can get involved in. TENNIS, SWIMMING, golf, soccer, softball, baseball, jogging, track to name a few. This means a lot of people participating and this reporter needs help. During the summer its going to be my goal to bring to your attention some of the people around the county. People like Ken Hackmeister that youll read about in a moment over in the other article. FINDING THESE people that arent always in the footlights or in the newspapers isnt the easiest chore in the world and thats where I need everyones help. If you know of someone that you feel is worth reading about, in any sporting event please drop me a letter to the Clipper office and let me share the information with everyone. IF THERES a special event coming up, drop me a note and let me spread the word to the readers. During the summer Im going to try and let you all know where the high school stars of this past year will be spending their next years of athletic competition. Some have accepted offers, some are still in the deciding aspect, and still others have decided to forego the sports life and devote fulltime to studies. Read about all of them ing the weekend game with the boys is the unplayable lie rule. What most weekend hackers do is simply pick the ball up wherever it lies, out of bounds included, and throw it back into the fairway and away they go. from the This is a no-n- o By DAVE WIGHAM No one says that a golfer has to carry around a rule book or that a quiz will be given prior to teeing up on number one but local golf professionals feel there are a couple of rules that everyone should be aware of. word go. BIGGEST rule infringement that goes on dur ON EVERY golf course one will see four colors on stakes. THE Vance Jones Competes In All Star Tourney Vance Jones of Farming-ton- , son of Jack L. and Lilli Jones, competed in the North-Sout- h Baseball Tournament in St. George on Wednesday, May 30. All-St- ar HE PITCHED and played outfield for the North Squad. He batted 3 for 4, with a double and two singles. He picked up two RBIs and also was the winning pitcher for the North Team, the North Team winning during the summer months. MY JOB, AS I see it, is to bring to your attention some people that live in this community. Obviously I dont know all of them, so I need sorrie assistance. Share with me your friends who run over hill and dale for the pure enjoyment of it. How about your friend that always wins the tennis or golf matches? 7--L Awards were given following the game. Vance received an athleticjscholarship to Dixie College for next year. - He is a 1979 graduate of Davis LETS BRING these heroes out of the closet and onto the page where everyone can enjoy reading about them. High School, kj VANCE JONES There are white, red, yellow and orange. r White indicates out of a lateral water hazard, orange is BOUNTIFUL tiful city - The recreational Boun- programs have been growing every year since the city decided to go heavy in that direction. No other sport best exemplifies this than their softball program. A COUPLE of years ago the city decided to break away from the county program and start their own. That first year eight teams competed in the league. Last year another Monday night league was formed and ' even at that the city had to come up with a Saturday night league to allow all the teams a chance to play. THIS YEAR they had to add yet another league tQ accommodate the interested parties, and had they had another diamond they probably could have fielded another league. All in all there are 30 softball teams competing in the four leagues sponsored by the city. Although it is still early in the season several top teams have emerged in each of the leagues. The four leagues consist of two on Monday evenings and two on Saturday evenings. Again the top clubs from each of these leagues will compete in a tournament at the conclusion of league action in August. IN THE Monday night league played at 1800 South two clubs have remained undefeated. The Aggies, a team comprised of mostly Salt . Lake City players with a few . local players, have posted a k 0 record as have the team, consisting of all local players. Their big showdown comes on June 18 at 6 p.m. Other teams involved in this league are Cowboy Oil, Central Utah Fabricators, The Brown Baggers, Bills Piano Service, Home Crafters and Swan Creek Village. This is a good balanced league Pro-Mar- 3-- with anyone capable of beating the other clubs. with a few others sprinkled in, with a 0 record. The THINGS ARE a little tighter in the other Monday night league, which play their d games at Rocket Park. Construction, a local school team with players, is leading the standings with a perfect 34) record while Rasmussen Equipment and William Green LTD is right behind with a single loss each. Both these clubs are local teams. Big game coming up pits Busk against Rasmussen on June 18 at 6 p.m. Other teams in this league are Ludlow Plumbing, Davis County Police, Herm Hughes ConsPrice Tony truction, Chevrolet and The Parts with a makeup game scheduled. These two were scheduled to meet this week. Other teams in the league are the Fifth Amendment, made up of high schoolers, Carrier Concepts, Six Pack and the Bountiful 3-- Softballers, another local club, is at Busk-Allre- ex-hi- House. LEADING THE Saturday night league, at Rocket Park, at this time, is the Lakeview Gulls, a team made up of employees at the hospital 2-- 0 Brewers. . T.I. Christenson and Sons lead the other Saturday night league with a perfect 0 record followed by Gramoll Construction and Carpenter Paper who both sit at Carpenter and Christenson will meet on June 16 at 9 p.m. Other clubs are Bountiful Police", Trolley Tops, Spec-- , trum Press, Fire Department and Sports Sales. 3-- . 2-- 1. With the closing of the ICAC baseball season, three Ail Conference players have been named from the Dixie College roster. PAT BENTON and Rick on Raymond were selected the first team with teammate bounds, red means ground under repair and the yellow indicates a water hazard. Gregg Panfiloff being placed on the second team all conference. Freshman, Pat Benton is the son of Pat and Joann Benton from Farmington, and is a 1977 graduate of Davis High School. Pat had a pitching record and 21 homeruns for the season 3-- 3 regular which placed his .488 batting IF your ball is outside the white markers then you are out of bounds. This then means basically that you lose a stroke and the distance. What you should have done if you thought it went out of bounds is to hit a provisional ball and play it, with the stroke penalty, if you are indeed out of bounds on the average fourth in the nation. NOW original shot If your ball lands inside these red stakes then you take a one stroke penalty and drop the ball two club lengths from the point of entry. THE ORANGE stakes are a golfers dream on the course. These mean that the course is under repair and you get a free drop, as long as you are no nearer the pin. Thats right, no penalty. Why even put these stakes out on the course?' EACH ONE is there for a specific reason. The whites mean youre off the golf course. The reds are there to speed up day in the fact that if you walk from the teebox to where your ball is and its in the trees then you dont have to walk all the way back to hit again. The orange, you remember the ones you pray for, mean that the course is making repairs. This is alsodenoted by white paint around the ground. The yellow stakes are for water, such as a lake. RULE to be familiar with is the one concerning an immovable object. like a These are man-mad- e drinking fountain, you can drop two club lengths from the object, no nearer the hole, without a penaltyS If its a tree though, youre ANOTHER By DAVE WIGHAM AG WBnB on your own. Good luck. WHEN NOT The Utah Division of the American Cancer Society is announcing the Virginia Whitney Golf Contest--th- e 11th annual contest to be held June 23. This Hole-In-On- ar bike-a-tho- e Contest will be held over 70 golf courses across the state. Contest chairman is Mrs. Fred W. (Edith) Fairclough. THE CANCER society is pleased to inform the public that over $3,000 was raised at the Weber Unit held on May 5, as 100 participants pedaled from Ogden to Little Mountain. Rich Brewer, chairman of the Bike-A-Tho- n. event, donated three speed bicycles and a motor old bike as prizes. Ten-yeRaquel Clifton, a young cancer patient from Huntsville, rode in the contest as n chairhonorary man. Miller Ski and Cycle Haus repaired damaged bikes and picked up tired kids along route. the Utah business Fifty-on- e men have already committed to Take a Giant Step on June 4 and walk from This is the Place Monument to the Salt Lake Country Club. Each Giant has obtained $500 in advanced pledges, reported Fred Fall, chairman of the event, np ten- - e promoted Cheryl A. Trujillo, daughter of retired U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Herbert W. Barnes of San Diego, has been promoted to airman first class in the U.S. Air Force. THE AIRMAN, an ad- ministration specialist at Griffiss AFB, N.Y., serves with a unit of the Strategic Air Command. Airman Trujillo attended Layton High School. Her husband, Orlen, is the son of Mrs. Sue Layland of 2511 North 4005 Hillfield Road, Layton. Gommilcp Glass OGDEN class in compu- graphics, En- A ter-aided gineering 34 has been added to the summer quarter offering of the School of Technology at Weber State College. TAUGHT BY Roy Thor-nocassistant professor of k, manufacturing engineering technology, the class will Oftal explore new and exciting areas of computer application such as technical illustration, drafting (civil, architectural, mechanical and electrical), design, mapping, etc. The class is not listed in the regular schedule. Additional information may be obtained by calling the School of Techor Prof. nology at . Thomock at Raymond. PLAYING CENTER field, he held a .460 batting average for the season, a record which placed him seventh in the nation. His current plans are to attend Utah State University or the University of Utah next year to continue his baseball career. Greg Panfiloff is the son of Greg Panfiloff of Roy. He graduated from Roy High School in 1976 and pitched for Dixie this year, winning eight of nine games this year. After graduating from Dixie this year, he hopes to attend one of the large universities in either California or Utah. ALL THREE players agreed that their year was successful and they enjoyed working under Coach Lopez. Rick commented, We were really close as a team, but we didnt reach our main goal, to win the conference championship. Pat added, I enjoyed the season and the guys on the team I had to work with. ko::iy-f:.o::e- y 626-630- 2nd mortgsges, THERE ARE actually three options involved in these stakes but that would just confuse the issue. Just try to realize that you arent supposed to just pick up the ball and put it where you want to. The other rule to help speed up the game is the provisional ball. If the original shot looks like it could be in trouble, hit another ball to save coming back to hit again. You can always pick up the provisional a lot quicker than you can walk back to where you hit from. 1st mortgages, Vi' Business Locns V iLbi.a iui Developments, For Residential Homes $5, CC0 up. v Insurance Benefits Must Have 2 Years Experience 376-043- 4 r.WT Burton-Armstron- g THESE GAMES are exciting and fun to watch. If you ever wondered what happened to all those great athletes of yesteryear, then show up at one of these leagues on the nights mentioned and catch their act. Advertisement On Losing SPEAKING OF r.lOUEY A HOW TO PUT VOUH GAS TANK ON A OIET Those higher and higher prices at the.ervice station pump will be draining your wallet this summer. But theres a lot you can do to put a car on a slimmer diet. Ive asked our researchers to round up practical tips for gas watchers. Some people have already taken the short cut to fuel savings by ordering compact cars like the new drive models from General Motors or s the that Oldsmobile and gas-guzzli- front-whe- el diesel-eater- Volkswagen offer. However, if youre buying a standard new car, see if you can order one with a higher, more ecorear-axl- e nomical thought of the closing of a nearby military base. - care: Get an engine tune-uIts a good idea to do this every spring, or oftener, anyway. But its vital, if you want to save gas, to have a professional job done on the points, sparkplugs and the rest of the items in the tune-u- p package. Also, see if the idling can be set lower, without stalling. A badly car can fritter away 20 percent of the fuel in your tank. 1. out-of-tu- 2. See that your tires are inflated to the full recommended pressure. tires can waste up to five percent of your fuel. 3. Get a front-whealignment, if you havent had one in the last six months. When wheels and tires are out of line, you increase tread wear Under-- inflated el and decrease gas mileage. 4. Replace the air Alter in your car about every 6,000 miles. A dirty filter fouls up the proper fuel-ai- r mixture. What else can we do to get more mileage for our money? Change our driving habits, if they need changing -and they probably do. Here are five ways: 1. Keep it down to double nickles on the highway. Most Americans have limit on inbeen exceeding the terstate routes in the last few years, according to the Federal Highway Administration. That speed limit saves gas and lives. 2. Combine trips around home. Many short trips, rather than one longer trip, are fuel wasters. When you 55-mi- le ratio. It doesnt cost EZRA T. CLARK much extra. And with a higher axle ratio, the rear wheels revolve more times for the same amount of engine work as the standard axle ratio, thus saving gas. Most of us will of course stick with our present cars. What can we do to tame that thirsty tank? There are four important steps we can take on car p. Base Most U.S. communities recoil in horror at the By EZRA T. CLARK President Davis County Bank BECAUSE OF this the pressure local citizens and states exert on Congress and the White House to keep military installations open, its often difficult today for the government to close a base. But in Mobile, Ala., local citizens have found that a 1969 military closing turned out to be a good thing. FAR-SEEIN- G community leaders turned the former air base into a prosperous industrial, education and aviation complex. And no longer is the city so dependent on one payroll. The city now owns an excellent airport, a fine indus- trial park, a city park, hundreds of valuable acres on the bay and many buildings now being utilized by the University of South Alabama. - go to the supermarket, stop at the dry - all in cleaners and the drug store one run. 3. Get into a car pool or a van pool going and coming from work. 4. Get rid of the excess baggage youve been carrying around all year in the cars trunk. Extra weight can cost you, the motorist, like it costs on overseas airlines. 5. Accelerate smoothly from standing stops, drive with a constant, steady speed, anticipate stoplights. Lurching wastes gas. Good Tuck with your gas tank diet! I hope that some of these tips on saving fuel will help pay for the cost of your summer vacation. 1. Who won the Preakness? the Colonial 2. Who won National Invitational Golf Tournament? 3. Who won the Stanley Cup? 4. Judy Rankin is known in what sport? 5. Dick Motta coaches what, pro basketball team? Cool; your staffed pork chops in an electric fry pan and save power Baking stuffed pork chops in your electric range oven will take about an hour and use 1 .043 kilowatt hours kwh) of electricity. Baking the same pork chops in an electric Trypan ( 1250 watts) will use only 0.558 kwh a savings of almost half. One thousand watts of electricity ( 1 kilowatt), delivered over a one-hoperiod, equal 1 kilowatt hour (kwh). You are billed for the kwh you use each month If your cost per kwh is 5C (you can figure your average rate from last month's power bill), it will cost about 2 12C to cook those pork chops in the electric frypan. Small appliances often save energy in the kitchen, but the savings depend on the amount and kind of food you cook. The electric frypan saves with many different foods besides entrees such as pork chops, it can make popcorn, bake apples, heat TV dinners, steam plum puddings, and keepfood warm. The use of a simple wire rack in the frypan lets you use dry heat to bake potatoes or other foods. The regulated temperature control helps you turn out perfect fudge or peanut brittle every time. So, become friends with your electric frypan. You'll save electricity and money. . ANSWERS TO SPORTS QUIZ 1. Spectacular Bid. 2. A1 Geiberger. 3. Montreal Canadians. 4. Womens tennis. 5. Washington Bullets. pitching, Pat played one of the outfield positions. He was awarded the Most Valuable Player honor at the Awards Assembly held at Dixie College recently. Pat plans on returning to Dixie next year. Rick is from Las Vegas, Nevada and is a 1977 graduate of Chaparrel High School. He is the son of Lee and Irma US LIGHT COMtttNV |