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Show Brighton still unbeaten Utah State Alfa wins mat meet Park fees . decision, Barentsen by major decision at 132, Baer by fall at 138, Jimenez by fall ct 155, and Phil Soderberg at 185 Alta and Brighton High Schools are continuing to show off championship form in their wrestling outing. Alta 5 a followed blitz of Weber on Tuesday by winning the West High Tournament last Friday andSaturday. pre-seas- against Bear River were superior decisions at 112 by Kyle Hansen and 138 by David Nez, by fall at 185 by Marcus Melville, and decision by heavyweight by Paul Valenzuela. Jeff Mace drew at 105. The Diggers had a much stronger showing against Taylorsville as Angelo Trujillo at 98, Hansen at 112, Nez at 138, Van Heder at 145, and at Stoedter heavyweight each won by and 43-1- fall. In Brighton High's wins over Granger and Weber Brighton crushed the individual results on Tues- were as follows: Darren Granger 45-- 9 Weber on Leo won by fall against day and Thursday. Meanwhile, Granger and by decision Jordan split in its two versus Weber, Kris matches, losing to Bear Hodgkins won both his 0 then beating matches by decisions at River Taylorsville 7 and in- 105, Todd Norton first jury plagued Bingham won by decision over team fell to Viewmont 8 Granger and by fall and lost out to Granite against Weber at 112, at McCabe after being tied at 7 Dave 119 into the defeated two tough opheading both by heavyweight match. ponents Alta's next match will decisions, Mark Romine be this coming Tuesday won by decision against at home against Granger, Granger and by fall while Brighton will be at against Weber at 126, Joe Taylorsville on Wed- Snarr earned decisions in nesday then host its an- both matches at 132, and nual Brighton Classic at 145 Jeff Romine won tournament this Friday his first match by fall and Saturday. Tour- then followed with a nament sessions will be 4 decision in the second. Dave Peterson won by p.m. and 0 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. to 3 superior decision against p.m. and 0 p.m. on Granger and by fall over Saturday. Among the Weber at 155, Dave teams that will be attenat 185, lost a in are Classic the decision his Granger ding match then back to came Hillcrest, Bingham, Weber, Taylorsville, win by decision against Skyview, Bountiful, and Weber, and Ken Allen Cyprus. pinned his Granger Jordan will be at heavyweight opponent Granger this Thursday then decisioned in the and at Kearns on Dec. 15. Weber match. Jordan's only wins Bingham will be visit Kearns on Thursday before its visit to the Brighton Classic then will pack its bags again for the Dec. Chaparral 2 35-1- Valenzuela 37-2- 45-1- 27-2- . er 16-1- 7 Tournament in Las at heavyweight all won by fall, while decisions went to Randy Washburn at 119 and Melville at 18b. As mentioned above, injuries have cut down some of Bingham's better wrestlers. According to coach Chris Long, Rob Richman at 98, heavyweight Mike Turner, team captain Rudy 42-2- ' 50 state parks." In ; its quarterly meeting on Nov. 13 the Utah State Parks and : Recreation Board approved a use fee schedule which will affect all parks within the Utah State park system. State Utah The the directed Legislature Division to become more Acting on the premise that those who use the facilities should foot the bill, 28 parks and recreation areas will be charging $2 day-us- e fees, 26 will charge $1 plus 50 cents per person camping fee; 10 will charge $2 plus 50 cents per person for camping; 13 will charge $4 plus 50 cents per person camping fee; and one places in raco Fair-bourn- 44-4- 3. r Commercial vehicles will be charged 50 cents when person traveling in a commercial vehicle. per -- n nriote V! Roundup o? PW-JG- plF our two and three-piec- e suits and Panhandle Slim and Wrangler blouses by are included in this sale group top styles at prices! All Western-style- d ... 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Alta High actually had ball team won the con- - season Thunderbird the West Tournament Classic last Saturday at sewn up even before the Timp View High School in final round, The Hawks Provo. had seven entrants in the According to Coach finals and four of those David McConnell, two earned championship trophies were awarded, honors including Gary first place to Mountain Connie Sweet, Gordon at 98 pounds, View High in Orem and senior at Alta High, Tucker Nipko at 105, J. J. consolation trophy. .the took eighth place at , Jimenez at 155, and Phil teams partEight the National Junior Soderberg at 185. Second icipated. Cross Alta lost the first game place finishes went to Olympics held in race Country Carl Gustaffsen at 126, Orem, but came against Burbank, Calif., over Ken Berentsen at 132, and back to win against Lehi the Thanksgiving Steve Baer at 138. and to win the deciding weekend. In addition Alta's Jason game against Ogden with Earlier this year, e Marler at 145, Lee score of a fourth at 167, and Dave Connie placed High point scorers in state competition Stoedter at heavyweight were Jana Crawford in and the team she was placed third. the game against Ogden a member of placed The Hawk team ended with 13 points and Stacy second, qualifying up with 149V4 points, Tyler, against Lehi, with her for the national while Green 13 points. River, race. Wyoming was second About 40 runners with 118 points. Granger each age group in was third, and Woods Deadlines in the participated Cross was fourth. Monday, 5 p.m. Junior Olympics In Alta's dual match News, Display Ads, race, and according win over Weber Gordon Wedding Announcements to Coach Ray Jensen, won by fall at 98, Nipko xxxxx five of approximately Eric decision, by Tuesday, 4 p.m. the top 10 participanAll Classified Ads Singleton at 112, Carl ts were from Utah. Gustafson at 126 by Thursday. oac. io, 1981 Pag 1 Johnston stated that an Most graduates nine percent of addition working in field the 1981 graduating class anIn its was also employed, but in nual placement report, fields that did not relate which covers the class of directly to the academic 1981, Westminster majors of the students. College indicates that 72 Eleven percent of the 1981 percent of its most recent class has gone on to graduating class is emgraduate school at a ployed in fields directly number of institutions in to their the U.S. relating academic majors. was The report released and by prepared Only 1.7 percent of the Carol Johnston, director entire class is unemof the College's Career ployed at this time. ; Services Office. and will not provide a reduction on the overnight camping fee. $5 plus cents per person cam ping fee. Six museums will charge a fee of 50 cents per person. The higher the camping fee the more facilities there will be available to the camper. For example, the $5 fee provides sites with sewer hookups andor electrical pursue plans to increase fee collections to 40 percent of costs of operating THE SENTINEL Section 2 a park will collect . . raised Vasquez at 119, 167 pounder Rob Stauffer, and Steve Kubitz, another heavyweight contender, are all out of the lineup at present. But, along with the bad surprises there have been some pleasant ones too. David Bodtcher stepped in to pick up a pair of 98 pound wins by fall, Richard Montoya at 132 also has two falls, Troy Roach is coming on at 138, and Dan Martinez at 145 and Troy Fullmer at 105 have proven to be very tough to beat in their weight divisions. and to: ". CEGEEfe (ItaaaDGnn-fco- Q |