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Show Basketball Schedule - Bowling ? Comer P.y.on, FOUR AND FOUR PRACTICE SCHEDULE: Friday Dec. 20, Payson at Magna (Cyprus); Saturday Dec. 21, Alumni at Payson; Friday Dec. 27, Payson at Price (Uintah); Saturday Dec. 28, Payson at Price (East Carbon); Sat. Jan. 4, North Sanpete at Pay-so- n. Some of Payson lions Varsity team are shown pledging their all at the beginning of the season. Front left: Barry Bishop, Bill Hudson, Mark Sudweeks and Lee Haskell. o Lions Defeated by Davis & Roy The Payson Lions played two In the Davis game the first half was nip and tuck and the score at the was 25 for Payson to 30 for Davis. Just at the beginning of the games last weekon the both road. On Friday end, they were decked by the Davis and on Darts at Kaysville 50-team the bested Roy Saturday them 7. pre-seas- on mid-poi- nt 75 47-7- David Tervort has been chosen Player of the Week for the Payson Varsity basketball team by the coaching staff. Tervort is a player who gives support in all areas and in the Davis game Friday night he scored eight points, captured four rebounds, tied up the ball twice and made two recoveries and one assist. In Saturdays Roy game Ter- vort scored six points, claimed one rebound, tied one ball, made four recoveries and two assists. David was born in Payson on October 30, 1961, to Glenn and Nona Tervort, both natives of Payson. He has two brothers and one sister: Eldon, 21, wrestled when he was in Payson high school and at the present time is attending Trade Tech, in Provo. Tommy, 18, played football at Ricks College in Idaho last year and at the present time is on a mission in Mexico City. Tenna, 12, attends CHEERLEADERS: Lanna Daley, Monna Mae JolDebbie Gray, Debbie ley, Greenhalgh, Karla Peery and Nona Henline. TIME: J. V. 6:15 P.M., Varsity 8:00 Sports Calendar for December December 19: Sophomore basketball at Springville 4:00. December 20: Varsity andJ.V. basketbaU vs. Cyprus at Magna. December 21: Varsity basketball vs. Alumni at Payson; Dec. 26: Dry land ski session at North Park, Provo, for Junior Roy with Lion high point man was Hansen with 9, followed by Gilmore with 8. Sudweeks, Brent Carter, Tervort and Terry Carter each scored 6. This week the Lions travel to Magna to play Cyprus on Friday night. On Saturday a home game is scheduled with the Lion playing the Alumni Lions from last year, promising much local interest during this holiday season. , Durr ant Captain Gilmore was high point man for the Lions with seven free throws and four field goals for 15. He also found ten rebounds. Other high point getters were Sudweeks with 9 and Tervort with 8. 19-1- Player of the Week Worthen, Jim Larry Kimball. P.M. game was a different the Roy hoopsters story in clear command all evening. At the end of the first quarter 0 and by half Roy lead time the lead had stretched to 18 points. This lead was steady during the third quarter and broadened in the fourth quarter. Chosen Basketball Joe second half Davis Wilding sizzled five buckets, one right after the other to give Davis a more commanding lead which widened as the game wore on. The ... Honored as Player of the Week is David Tervort, son of Glen and Nona Tervort of Payson. Carbon at Payson; Friday Jan. 17, Payson at Provo; Friday Jan. 24, Spanish Fork at Payson; Thurs. Jan. 30, Payson at Springville; Wednesday Feb. 5, American Fork at Payson; Friday Feb. 7, Payson at Lehi; Thursday Feb. 13, Pleasant Grove at Payson; Friday Feb. 21, Payson at Orem. and Middle School. Davids favorite school subject is American Problems which is a study of economic and social problems in the United States. He is a member of the Lettermens Club. Daves favorite sport is football, followed closely by baseball and basketball. He also turns out for track and this year will-- be the track captain. He runs the hurdles and the 100 yard dash and last year his relay team went to State. Tervort plans on college after graduation from high school and hopes to play football and maybe baseball there. Congratulations! Dave Payton Sophomore Lions met the Spanish Fork Dons here last Thursday and breezed to an easy victory 43-2Some members of Coach Larry Kimball's team are shown above, from left: Jim Durrant, Greg Kirk, Brad Olson and Randy Ewell. They are looking forward to a great year at the hoops For December Varsity and J.V. basketball vs. Uninta at Price 8:00; Junior Bounous ski lessons 8:30 a.m., Holiday Invitation Swim Meet at Kearns 9:00a.m.; December 28: Varsity and J.V. basketball vs. E. Carbon at Price 8:00 p.m., Holiday Invitational Swim Meet at Kearns 9:00 a.m.; December 29: Holiday Invitational Swim Meet at Kearns 9:00 a.m.; Dec. 30: Junior Bounous ski lessons 8:30 a.m. Varsity Wrestlers Shut Out North Sanpete 56 to 0 Score fall from Anderson. Wrestling fans of Payson will have a special treat in store when the big Payson Holiday Invitational is held at the high school gymnasium December 27 at 6:00 p.m. This wiUbea four-wa- y m&et with Spanish Fork, Springville, and Juab. a Jr. Varsity Squad Drop Two Payson junior varsity basketball squad was on the road last weekend where they dropped two. These prices are a Christmas Special since the rates for next year have not formally been decided upon. SKI PR0GGRAM JOIN THE SKI CROWD Individual Instruction Register with PAYSON CITY OFFICE nd In the unlimited weight match Jens Horn won by These Junior varsity basketball players were photographed at the beginning of the season and include, from left, Don Winsor, Gary Powell, Alan Riley, Jay Hathaway and Reed Ewell. We wish them a very successful year. Remember When? It won't be long now before Payson golfers can tee up again as Jackie Johnson, left, and Alan Twede are doing. With JUNIOR BOUNOUS In the class Jensen pinned Dikes. Aldecoa won by a fall from Sanpetes Bradshaw in the 103. Jensen won by a forfeit in the 112. Lion Robert Porter pinned Anderson in the 120 class. In the 127 Ekinsof Payson pinned Lamb. Undefeated Rex Barney beat his opponent Christiansen by a fall in the 133. West Robbins won his match against Terry by a decision in 138. In 145 John Ballard pinned his opponent. In 154 Jim Lowe 180. At Kaysville on F riday night where they went up against Davis they were set back 45-with leading scorers of the evening being Jim Stewart with 13 and Dennis Lamb with 10. Saturday night the final score was Roy 66 and Payson 43 with Dennis Lamb and Dennis Wall leading the scoring for the Lions with 9 and 8 points each. This Friday the team travels to meet Cyprus. jo Magna Each Lance. All you former stars and bench warmers will again have a chance to thunder the length of the hardwoods at the beautiful new high school gymnasium. Now is the time to do knee bends, job or practice your long shots. For further information contact Joe Worthen who will be assisted by the entire high school basketball coaching staff and the Lettermens Club. The 5. All benenumber is fits from the games go into 465-285- the Policemens Fund which is earmarked for an eventual new police building. Team of the Week in the Classic League is Page Furniture. Front left: Dutch Draper, Dick Hanks, Earl Walker. Back: Absent at the time picture Lynn Page, Lawrence Wilson, was shot was Case Wyler. xz with 584. With handicap Dale Reynolds ? "'44WV Team of the Week in the Ten Pins League is White's Service. Front left: Marlene Hansen, Scotty Tapper, Esther Sanford Back: Grace White and Gem White. LaRae (substitute). Thomas was absent when the picture was taken. Won 21 Franks Pharmacy 19 Safeway 19 Jims Fresh Eggs 17 Rex Drug 16 Wilsons Style Shop 16 Alvey s Kennecott Copper Co. 8 4 Lucilles Lounge TENPINS phins were not there in full force thus forcing forfeiting of many relays where swimmers were not available to fill up the teams. Swimmers from Payson who entered the meet were Randy Kohlway, Richard Nelson, Teresa Nelson and Debbie Nelson. Randy won first place in the Jims Fresh Eggs Jims Fresh Eggs Sherrane Cloward Sherrane Cloward took sec- and St. George Race Track Nearing Completion The $175,000 Dixie Downs Race Track in St. George is expected to be completed and ready for racing in April, the St. George Chamber of Commerce has been told. On its completion the county Will take over ownership and will be responsible for its maintenance. Chamber of Commerce members, with A. Leland Elmer, formerly of Payson, as executive secretary, recently toured the site with Jay Ence, Washington County Racing Assn., official. The track will be full approved, according to Mr. Ence who pointed out that there are only two other approved tracks in the state--on- e at Richfield and the other at West Jordon. Everybody Is Reading The Payson Chronicle Pages Furniture remained in second place last week in the Classic League but no one can oust Snow White Cleaners if they keep bowling high team series and high team games as they did again with 3002 and 1034 game. High scratch game honors went to Lynn Page with 226 while Julian Raulstans 609 stood high for scratch series. Dale Reynolds was second with 601 and Glenn Taylor third Team HTG HIS HIG will have two CLASSIC PIN PALS LEAGUE HTS wrestler matches with the first round opponents settled by drawing. In the second round winners will be pitched against winners and there will also be a consolation round of matches for the losers. Medals will be awarded the winners in each weight class. Admission to the event will be $1.00 which buys about three hours of fine wrestling with two bouts going on at the same time all evening. All sports patrons are invited to attend this outstanding event. 60 Hear ye! Hear ye! Ye Olde Annual Christmas Holiday Basketball Festival will be held in Payson again this year according to Police Chief Ammon SKI SUNDANCE if ' Wesley Robbins, top, and John Ballard wrestle in a practcie match under the direction of Wrestling Coach Robert Menlove Holiday Basketball Festival Being Planned by Police WS &, in the 165 class and Dale Morrison pinned Johansen in the Family, $90.00; Husband and wife, $80.00; Man, $45.00; Woman, $35.00; Junior, $25.00. 465-252- 1 y decisioned Tanner. Mark Lafferty pinned Lowrey year. Phone 4Vfl BOWLETTES Payson golfers are longingly looking ahead to spring and lovingly cherishing memories of sunny skies, green turf and fresh air. Some lucky ones get a chance to trip down to St. George or Arizona to get in a few swings at the ball in the off season. It all boils down to the fact that summer will come and soon. Memberships attheGlad-sta- n Golf Course are on sale now at the Payson City Office and would make a marvelous Christmas gift. These memberships include green fee for one Small Classes - Coach Robert Menioves Pay-so- n Varsity wrestlers shut out North Sanpete last week to win 56-- 0 with nine pins, one forfeit and two decisions for their most decisive win of the season. Golfers Looking Ahead To New Season CITY RECREATION Cafe bowled both high series 2946 last week in the Four and Four Lanes. League at the Bowl-MMullett Jewelry had second with a 1014 game and a 2921 series. High individual scratch were bowled by Roy games Holden 210, Duane Patten 210, Bard Cloward 208, DickViertel 208, and Jim Yamasaki 203. Jim Yamasakis 559 scratch series was high for the night and he was followed by Bard Cloward 557, Roy Holden 557, Duane Patten 538, Dick Viertel 537, Oral Taylor 533, Leo Chambers 518, Lloyd Wilkinson 513, Rex Mendenhall 509, Ken Buys 508, and Mont Brown 506. High series with handicap was rolled by Ned Jolley at 618 followed by Max Jolley at 616, Walt Herbert 607, Maurice Alvey 590, Jim Yamasaki 589, B. J. Bjarnson 577, Lee Robins 576 and Cliff Holden 576. 1021 and high Sports Calendar Bounous Ski School; December 27: Christmas Holiday Invitational Wrestling Meet 6:00p.m. 1968 or 10, COACHES: 7 - Bobs game LEAGUE SCHEDULE: Friday Jan. THE PAYSON CHRONICLE Utah - 84651 Thur.y, DcamUr 19, freeonds in both the breastand the style stroke. Richard Nelson came in secback-stroond place in the in the 11-age group as the Dolphins swept first, second and third in that event. Richard also swam in the freestyle relay which won a first for the team. Teresas individual events were freestyle where back she took fifth and where she was sixth. Her freestyle relay and medley relay teams took second each time. Debbie Nelson, entered two individual events, the freestyle where she was first and breast where she was edged out for a second place. The next meet will be at Kearns December 27,28 and 29 when a Christmas Holiday Invitational will be held. 100-ya- rd 100-ya- rd 100-ya- ke rd Whites Service moved from top spot to s e c o n d in the Ten Pins League last week as Dees Styles with a high team series of 2713 moved into first place. Thalmans rolled Trophies 918 for high team game honors. Utahna Mitchell of Circle V Meats rolled 572 for high individual series. Marion Searle of Sherms snagged high individual game with 228. Team Won Lost Dees Styles Whites Service Circle V Meats Sherms Mens Store Payson Nurses Thalmans Trophies FirstSecurity Bank Pages Furniture 15 13 12 12 12 9 11 11 11 12 12 12 11 9 13 15 50-ya- rd rd Debbie Nelson came home from the Kearns dual swim meet and a second in the with a first in the 50-fre- 50-brea- e Team Suffers 1 st Defeat The BYU Dolphins Swim Team suffered its first defeat of the season when they traveled to Kearns to meet the Mar- I rd rd lins. Final score was 285-2in favor of the Marlins. This was the first meet where a bus was not utilized and the Dol 15 Coach Has Returned To New Zealand . Graham Campbell, Coach of the Payson Swim Team the latter part of the summer has returned to his native New Zealand where he is working in sports broadcasting. For those of you who heard his voice on the tape during the Continued on Back Pape |
