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Show Lakeside Review, August 28, 1980 Deer Permits Available Cougars Among All Sports Top Ten -- Almost 5,000 deer control permits will be Notice d Cache, part available to hunters on a first-com165 200 173 Wellsville, Box Elder County part basis on Sept. 15, from the Division of Wildlife 201 129 202 Resources Ogden or Springville offices. Woodruff, Crawford Mountain part Lost Creek 799 Due to the large number of deer control permits 203 427 East Canyon, Morgan County part offered for the 1930 hunting season, many units were 204 282 205 undersubscribed for the Aug. 15 drawing. East Canyon, Summit County part 733 Out of 15,600 control permits available in 39 hunt 206 Coalville units of northern and central Utah, 4,853 permits are still available in 25 units. These include the five-da- y WIIAT WERE THE ODDS FOR DRAWING OUT notice postseason hunts. Permits will be sold beginning Sept. 15, at the Wildlife Resources office of the region in which the ON PERMIT? hunt will take place (Central Region, 1115 North Main Street, Springville, Utah 84663; Northern PERMITS APPLICATIONS HUNT Region, 515 East 5300 South, Ogden, Utah 84403). MOOSE in Permits may be obtained by mail or person. Mail 1,031 41 500 and personal applications will be considered 516 501 28 equally. 502 256. 5 No special application form is required for these control permits. Mail applicants should enclose 108 503 5 their big game or combination license number, 336 504 5 hunt number and a check for $10. 153 505 5 Permits for the preseason Box 172 510 25 Springs deer antlerless control hunt beginning Aug. 30 are now on sale in the Ogden office. ODDS AREA Permits for the following hunt units will go on sale Uinta North Slope 1 in 25 first-comd basis. Sept. 15 on a lin 18 Chalk Creek 1 in 51 AVAILABLE PERMITS Weber HUNT Ogden River, 100 Box Elder, Park part County Valley part Rich lin 21 Morgan-Sout- h 102 Box Elder, Promontory part Cache-Nort- h Rich lin 67 103 Rich Cache, County part lin 30 106 Mantua-WillarDaggett East part lin 7 North Slope Uinta 108 North Woodruff, part 110 (antlerless) Woodruff, Crawford Mountain part 111 Lost Creek BUFFALO 112 Ogden River 1,213 25 600 113 East Canyon lin 49 Mountains Henry 113 South Nebo, Northeast part 118 Davis County, North part DESERT BIGHORN 130 Hobble Creek, part 202 10 700 Hobble Creek, Maple Mountain part 151 75 701 5 152 Lake Fork-Mi- ll Fork, Lake Fort part 45 2 702 Fork. Lake Fork part 153 Lake Jqrk-Mil- L 154 Lake Fork-Mi- ll Fork, Thistle Creek part lin 20 North San Juan Pleasant 155 Fairview-Mt- . lin 15 South San Juan first-serve- e, E A second-plac- e finish in golf, plus strong showings in both football and basketball, helped boost Brigham Young University into the top ten in the 1980 rankings. According to a recent survey taken by the Knoxville Journal, the Cougars placed 10th in the nation in the final tabulation of allsports contenders. University of Southern California won the title by the narrowest of ts 156 157 ts 1U Twelve Mile 8lu Broadrttor -- YouAG-stowr- lin 23 Potash true Its an understatement but Snyders teams are fun ones to watch. Snyders first team (1976) scored just under 16 points a game; last year it was 31.5 The 76 club was only able to muster 284 yards of total offense a game; in 1979 that figure was up to almost 430 (8th in the Aggie country). Former Roy High athletes, Mike Fosmark, Clint Farmer and Fred Fernandes have certainly had something to do with the rise of Aggie football popularity. These three grid stars will once again be in action when the Aggies begin their 80 schedule this fall. Rushing totals, passing figures, total TDs scored. Theyre all up; everything points to the job Snyder and his men have done. Even attendance has climbed drastically, fans becoming more involved with the Aggie football program. In four years figures have bulged from 19,675. 10,176 a game to last years record-settin- g With 10,000 seats added to the already 20,000 seat Romney Stadium, prospects for more increases are obvious. So, with the upbeat in interest, what will 1980 offer to Aggie football fans? For one, the Ags of 80 wont resemble the 1979 style. championship team in its star oriented Quarterbacks Eric Hippie and Craig Bradshaw have graduated to the Detroit Lions and Houston Oilers. Rulon Jones, a huge defensive tackle, was Denvers first pick in the NFL draft. School record-holdin- g runner Rick Parros also went to the Broncos, in the fourth round. Eight other starters have been lost. In all, 10 Ags signed pro pacts. d This wont be a team, said Snyder. James Murphy and Ken Thompson were both among the nations leading receivers and our kickers (Guy McClure and Steve Steinke) rate with the best in the country. But its not like the team of a year star-oriente- ago. Snyder has some 32 lettermen back from the 2 club which earned USU its second straight PCAA title. In addition to the Murphy and Thompson choice), other starters (a second team back include a second-teareturn linebacker (Dennis DelLoach), Mike center Fosmark, Colbert, specialist Stacy outside linebackers Brett Ure and David Bluford, defensive backs A1 Salvo and Larry Hogue, tight epd Chris Albrittain and Ken Brown, nose guard-tackl- e offensive tackle Craig Rigsbee. Also, McClure has been the PCAAs top punter for two years running and Steinke has won the leagues g title both of USUs seasons in the conference. The loss of two NFL draftees at one position left Snyder concerned as his club quarterback approached spring football. I feel much more comfortable about our quarterback situation than I did before spring drills, he 9-- A m kick-scorin- SAVE A BUCK FOR A DUCK A waterfowl hunter does not need to spend his own buck to save a buck for a duck. By simply participating in a survey during the waterfowl season, he will be helping to save $10,000 to $15,000 1 for waterfowl management in Utah, t Included in the 1980 waterfowl proclamation is a form which a hunter may complete and return to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, in- cheating he is willing to participate in a survey during the waterfowl season. In return, the Division will send the hunter a, form to record his waterfowl hunting activities during the season. In the past, waterfowl biologists have trailed 36,000 questionnaires after each season to small game and combination U license holders to obtain important data c management purposes. Since it is "impossible to know which license Cholders hunt waterfowl, a great number glQC questionnaires are wasted. Division Afaterfowl Program Coordinator A1 If waterfowl hunters who are willing to participate in a survey could be identified prior to the season, this money could be utilized for projects on the marshes where it will do more good for the ducks and the hunter, says Regenthal. extra questionnaires. Reed The qodmor Old Sold - BufiAalo - 'JDbltPlitS GAL TREES YouAgfou3flBrood i 9? 3.H9 5 GAL - , ImiMr , -- roor-- - Wilton e Sot MAwhaTAN Blui? GREY GLEAM BuurjAttev AWAM0e taisvi'HfW At eorp-cf-?.?- APPLE- - PEACE ? 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Bin $5,750 Ea. (2) 50'x100' Machinery Buildings $9,752 Ea. (1) 40 x60 x1 5 $8,261 Ea. Classifieds! rhor kof SPECIALS 8-- 3 Regenthal says only about one in every nine mailed questionnaires produces a usable response. Each year, $10,000 to $15,000 is wasted in paper and mailing costs on these Q StCien - Bo i SPREADING said. Bob Gagliano performed very well, with only limited exposure to our system. With him, and the other quarterbacks developing, we are going to continue to throw the football. Gagliano came to USU when his previous school, USIU in San Diego, dropped the sport. A year ago he was the teams MVP, passing for 2,276 yards and 17 season. TDs during an That turns Snyders attention to problem number two: the ability of the Ags to generate a running game. Starters Parros and fullback Greg Martin (A new York Giants signee) were an invaluable pair. And the Ags lost another veteran, Jerry Copeny, when his apoplication for a hardship season was denied by the NCAA and he signed a lucrative free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons. That leaves one hope fullback Maurice Turner and lots of questions at tailback where sophomores Tony Barnett and Marvin Jackson were hurt most of the spring. The Aggies appear knee deep in talented wide receivers with Murphy (number three nationally), Thompson and Colbert joined by sophomores Eric McPherson, Fred Fernandes and Marlin Jensen. Tight end, too, should be no problem with starter Brown back and mission returnee Kelly Treseder in the fold to join 1979 backup Wes Wilcken. Treseder was the 1977 starter at tight end. There could be some trepidation along the offensive line, with only Fosmark and Rigsbee the returning starters. But coach Keith Gilbertson admitting it is the youngest, most inexperienced group of linemen in Snyders five years also labels them potentially the most talented. Injuries disrupted the progress of the offensive line during spring drills. The Aggies could be in good shape if Gilbertson can count on full recuperation from big Steve Vanderbrink. Skip Clampett, Joe Crum and Morrell McKinnon. Gilbertson was encouraged during the spring with the play of weak guard Rob Smith, a potential pro draftee, and big sophomore strong tackle Brian Christensen. The loss defensively of Detroit Lions draftee Donnie Henderson (comerback) along with Jones, nose guard Kelly Kirwan and inside linebackers Perry Drake and Elwood Threlfall wont go unnoticed. But there are indications the defense will be improved as a unit. There is talent all over the place at the two outside linebacker spots where starters Ure and Bluford will Ken Ciancone be supported by a third starter and another veteran, Dave England. England started in the 1979 opener but a hand injury in that game ended his season. The Ags top defensive player might be nose guard Chris Albrittain, who played out of position at tackle for most of 1979. A late season injury to Albrittain last Shawn Miller year opened the door for a freshmen to start and Millers back to hold down the first unit left tackle job in 1980. Another 1979 casualty, capable Mike Perko, seems the likely starter at right tackle. Waterfowl Hunters in Utah Can 'Save a Buck for a Duck' Chip-Arcqii- Conipctd pfilize HILISPRE-RoBOS- The excitement factor in Utah State football has been on the rise each of the four years of the Bruce Snyder era. " s California (57), (6OV2), Oklahoma State, Arizona State, and) Michigan. Oklahoma has made a top ten i showing six times, Texas five, and Indiana) h and Alabama four times each. one-poi- nt Pf-itzen- Texas (62Mj), Oklahoma State (54), Florida State (53IA) Indiana (532), Oregon (43A) and BYU 43).f Brigham Young University is one of five" schools to finish in the top ten a total times. The others are Tennessee, 1 p Aggies Provide Exciting Factor in Utah Football - BYUs 1980 finish was the seventh time that the Cougars have placed among the nations top ten since the survey was started. Three of those times BYU has placed in the top four. first-serve- Ephraim the NCAA finals, and. eight came through I football and seven in basketball. The top ten listing had USC in front with 82 points, followed by UCLA (81), Clemson' begun by the Journal in 1971. USC has claimed the title six times, and UCLA has finished first four times. A total of 19 of the Cougars points this ahead of season came on the strength of the golf UCLA. finish in the NCAA teams runner-uThe Trojans and Bruins have dominated championships at Ohio State. Nine points the rankings since they were came as a result of the track teams finish in margins, finishing Elder-Lynn-War- e, Page 6B Telephone Ask CRMJC8ASS CONTROL lout AS RS00 New lawn food ton covERi scoo 5 now 3- - 6405 S. 2000 get 1 E. 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