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Show ) Thursday, October 4, 1979 Page 5 The Newspaper Picks Its All-Sta r Team IT y miuries turiDme lvimers v JL JL Against South Summit A freak injury during warmups sealed Park City's fate against the South Summit Sum-mit Wildcats in Kamas Friday afternoon. Junior Mike Gebauer hurt his ankle during punting practice before the Region Eleven contest and it took all of the kick and most of the punch out of the Park City squad. The result was a 20-6 defeat1 that left the Miners winless in league play. Gebauer, who is also an outstanding two-way lineman line-man for Park City, attempted at-tempted to play after sustaining sus-taining the injury but he lasted only a half dozen plays. After applying an ice pack during the first two quarters, he dressed at half time and is a doubtful starter for Friday's game against Dugway In addition to Gebauer's injury, quarterback Jim Higham Hig-ham suffered a separated shoulder and probably won't play for at least a week. Injury Hurts '' With Gebauer unavailable for-punting, senior Marty Cowin was pressed into kicking duty.- Although Cowin had punted in practice, prac-tice, he had never kicked in a game or under a rush. The consequences were disastrous disas-trous as all three South Summit touchdowns were direct results of mistakes during Park City punt attempts. at-tempts. . The Wildcats received the opening kickoff but were Netters Place Fourth In Region Tourney Julie Magnuson was the only Park High tennis player to survive the Region Eleven girls tennis tournament last Thursday and qualify for the state competition to be held in Park City Saturday. Magnuson, the Miners' number two singles player, has yet to lose a match this season. In last Thursday's competition she beat South Summit's Susan Wilde 6-1, 6-1 6-1 and St.. Joseph's Peggy Jones 6-1, 6-2 to finish region play with a perfect 9-0 record. Overall, Park City finished fourth out of the six teams competing at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. First place went to St. Joseph's. South Summit took second and Roland Hall was third. Following Park City was fifth fif-th place Manila and sixth place Mt. Vernon Academy. Park High and the Park City Racquet Club will be hosting this Saturday's state 1A tournament. Twenty-eight Twenty-eight representative players from three regions located throughout the state will be vying for the singles and doubles titles. Racquet Club pro Dan , Bigg will serve as tournament tour-nament director while Dave Wilke, of the Utah High School Activities Association will provide overall supervision. super-vision. Considering her strong showing all season, Magnuson should have a good shot at the state number num-ber two singles title. She T unable to move the ball after registering a first down. The Miners had no better success than South Summit and went into punt formation. Dropping back to his own 15-yard line, Cowin set up for his first-ever punt under pressure. The debut was not an auspicious one. South Summit blocked the kick and sent it through the end zone for a safety and a 2-0 lead. The Wildcats returned the ensuing kick to the Park City 45 but the Miner defense choked them off. Enjoying an obvious advantage in the kicking department, the Wildcats punted the ball into the end zone and the Miners took over at their own 20. Unable to gain a first down, Park City faced another punting situation. This time Cowin got off a respectable kick but fate would not allow it. The Miners were called for a penalty and had to kick again. But Cowin never put his foot to the pigskin. He bobbled the snap and was tackled at the 14. Starting with excellent field position, South' -Summit used k'orilyHre plaWpuf the ball in the end zone. The score came on an eight-yard off-tackle run by John Woodard. The extra point was missed. And Again Park City received the kickoff as the second quarter began and moved the ball to midfield. But the drive played 4A high school tennis in Salt Lake before coming to Park City last year but she chose not to compete last season. In addition to her tennis prowess, Magnuson is editor of the student newspaper. The state tournament will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday on the outdoor courts, weather permitting. In reflecting on the just completed season, coach Dave Chaplin had nothing but praise for his squad. "I was really pleased with the gals at the region tournament," tour-nament," Chaplin commented. commen-ted. "They all played their very best and, as I said before, I wish the season was longer because we're getting better all the time." "Tennis in Park City is growing," he added. "We'll be more competitive next year." Assisting Chaplin during the past campaign was his wife Marianne. Her many hours of volunteer instruction instruc-tion was a major factor in Park City's steady improvement im-provement during the season. Coach Chaplin also had high praise for the Park City Racquet Club and club pro Bigg. "I want to thank Dan for his terrific support," the coach said. "Without the Racquet Club there would be no high school tennis in Park City. i m tr sputtered there and again they had to face their nemesis the punt. Cowin fumbled the snap and was tackled at the Park City 25. Six plays later South Summit had a touchdown. Again Park City received the kickoff, again they were held and again they went into punt formation. And again the result was catastrophy. The snap from center was high and Cowin was tackled at the 28. If nothing else, South Summit Sum-mit proved it knows how to turn a gift into a score and it took a 20-0 lead into the intermission. Miners Score Park City began the third quarter by marching to the Wildcat 35. But South Summit Sum-mit held and then drove into Miner territory. Refusing to be pushed back any farther, the Park City defense stiffened and forced a punt that sailed into the end zone. Starting at its own 20, the Miners then engineered an . 80:ya.rd .scoring drive that v-wasjapped.by.paye.Eley's 7raigHtiyard,twhdown1ru1iip the middle. Key yardage along the way was gained by Kip Foote and Mark Uriarte. Foote contributed a couple 15-yard runs while Uriarte notched a 14-yard sprint. Park City managed to get to midfield several times in the remainder of the game but neither team could mount a Ladies Bowling Team Standings Won Lost Pet. The Gazebo 9 3 .750 James F. Park Const. 8 4 .667 First Security Bank 5 7 .417 Silver King State Bank 2 10 .167 The Gazebo won 4 lost 0 from First Security Bank, James F. Park Construction won 4 lost 0 from Silver King State Bank. High Scratch Game Indv. Fawn Workman 172 Georgene Plummer 163 LuAnn Antonio 162 High Scratch Series Indv. LuAnn Antonio 471 Fawn Workman 447 Rosemary Cyphers 426 High Scratch Game Team James F. Park Const. 721 The Gazebo 696 The Gazebo 678 High Scratch Series Team The Gazebo 2051 James F.Park Const. 1959 Silver King State Bank 1599 High Handicap Game lnov. Yvonne Murnin 207 Georgene Plummer 201 Fawn Workman 201 Rowdies Fight To Tie Game The Rowdies, Park City's adult soccer team, fought Wagstaff's to a 1-1 tie in Salt Lake Saturday. The Row dies only goal was registered by Tony Brady while Wagstaff's score came on a penalty shot. Park City goalie Russ scoring threat. In the fourth quarter, starting quarterback quarter-back Jim Higham suffered a separated shoulder injury and was replaced by B.J. Tatomer. "We lost our poise," coach Bob Burns said after the game. "We made mistakes early and instead of forgetting forget-ting them we worried our way into a 20-0 deficit." Dugway Next The Dugway Mustangs are the Miners' next opponents and circumstance and statistics statis-tics don't point to a Park City victory. While the Miners were losing to South Summit, the Mustangs were thumping North Summit 38-6. Park City lost 12-7 to North Summit two weeks ago. In addition, the Miners are riddled with injuries. Gebauer, Geb-auer, Park City's best lineman line-man is doubtful as is Higham. Les Gurski, who suffered a neck injury against North Summit, is still on the sidelines and is not expected to return for at least two weeks. sGam.wkftM mm- Sellier was hurt in preseason practice, reinjured during the opening game against Altamont and has been advised by his doctor not to play again this year. So it appears Park City will be without the services of four starters , in its battle against Dugway. High Handicap Series Iridv. Fawn Workman 534 Dorothy Murnin 532 LuAnn Antonio 528 High Handicap Game Team James F. Park Const. 916 The Gazebo 858 First Security Bank 794 High Handicap Series Team James F. Park Const. 2544 The Gazebo 2537 First Security Bank 2348 Fawn Workman had three doubles. LuAnn Antonio two doubles. Georgene Plummer, Plum-mer, Norma Cowin, Yvonne Murnin, Rosemary Cyphers, Dorothy Wilson, and Ethel Pederson had doubles. Audrey Marcellin picked up the 3-10 split, Carol Weaver the 4-5, Ruth Green the 3, 9, 10, Dorothy Wilson the 4-7-10 and Rosemary Cyphers the 2-7 split. Coburn had another fine performance. per-formance. Coburn totaled 13 saves and repulsed one penalty shot. The Rowdies play again this Saturday against Murray on the opponents' home field. Game time is 2 p.m. After consultation with players, fans and coaches, The Newspaper has picked its 1979 all-star softball teams. As is to be expected, the top squads in the men's and ladies' slowpitch leagues dominated the selections. Only three teams are represented re-presented on the ladies' squad while the men's team is more widely representative representa-tive with players from six teams. The Red Banjo, which finished in second place, put the most players on the ladies' team four. Chosen Cindy Fish Outfield Digger's Diner Brownie X Digger's Diner Red Banjo Annette AndersorNv V Judyelos Cobos pXare Shortstop . Red Banjo Susie Williams Pitcher ' 3rd BASE Digger's Diner Pat Brennan . Outfield , ., Alamo . . . 1 1 .. r. , ( i . . . ' v - . . i ... ... ' . :, - . . Ted Draper 3rd Base Excitable Boys Girl V-Ball Team Wins Again The Park City girls volleyball volley-ball team extended1 their unbeaten streak last week, beating South Rich at home on Wednesday. . The varsity, now sporting a 4-0 record, took two out of three games fromthj South Rich squad. The Miners dropped the opening contest Do you have things to do time? S Commercial accounts welcome! CALL SUSAN PRIGGE ! 649-7289 w -w , -. were catcher Deanne Charette, first baseman Trine Jensen, shortstop Judy de Ios Cobos, and outfielder Priscilla Johnson. Prospector Square and Digger's Diner filled out the squad with three players each. Picked from the league champion Squares were second baseman Annette Anderson, and outfielders Tina Moench and Jayne Guengerich. Representing third place Digger's are pitcher Susie Williams, third baseman Brownie and outfielder out-fielder Cindv Fish. Ladies All-Star Team Jayne Guengerich Outfield Prospector Square Deann Charette . Catcher . Red Banjo Men's All - Brad Rucker Outfield Woodhaus Rick WestphaN. StanCordova 02ndBase X Shortstop Brothers Alamo John Nirva f Pitcher 1 Excitable Boys . v - w Gary Avise Catcher Spencer's 13-15 but then rebounded for 15-11 and 15-9 wins. The junior varsity suffered a defeat, losing 15-12 and 15-9 after taking a 15-9 first game win. The Miners will face North Rich at home on Tuesday, October 9 at 6 p.m. EJ better with your . Let us do your cleaning! PARK VALLEY MAINTENANCE - w iMi i iHiaiiriirT rrtim in No men's team placed more than two players on the all-star squad. Selected from the Excitable Boys, which finished second in Division II, were pitcher John Nirva and third baseman Ted Draper. Both players were near-unanimous choices." Another player who far outdistanced other players at his position was Gary Avise, catcher for Spencer's Auto. Joining Avise on the all-star team is Spencer's outfielder Fred Marshall. The league champion Alamo Bums also have two Tina Moench Outfield Prospector Square Trine 1st Rod Star Team Fred Marshall Outfield Spencer's Bob CAUTION: MAY BE HABIT FORMING . '4x1 I 'A - TLy. - - 1 That's what hot tubbing is all about. You, your body and smiles. Drop by our showroom, and see firsthand the bubbling action of our display tub. We offer a full lineup of the finest hot tub systems available. O ' 'i iST (V M tft CO. The Skier Is Coming ! representatives. Stan Cordova wa picked at shortstop and Pat Brennan was Mkgted (or the outfield. The outfield is rounded out by two players from the Division II champion Wood-ha Wood-ha us squad. Brad Rucker was another hands down selection and he is complemented com-plemented by teammate Tim Lee. Completing the all-star team is second baseman Rick Westphal of the Brothers and first baseman Bob Espinoza of the P.C. Players. Priscilla Johnson Outfield Red Banjo Jensen Base Banjo , . Tim Lee Outfield Woodhaus Espinoza 1st Base . Players CALIFORNIA COOPERAGE 3048 South 900 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 icmjiiuiit (own to'-ujl 0 v 1 |