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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-D- A VIS NEWS JOURNAL, AUGUST 4, 1977 mm Yc: lt::i IE? Sdl HI ' ScIiooBg: cod oacEaoo QUID By DAVE WIGHAM THESE MEN that 1 speak of are Laytons Gary Hansen, Clearfield's Jack Hannum, Davis High Coach Jay Cullimore, Viewmonts Monte Jones, Bountifuls Paul Waite and Woods Cross Coach Wally Hawkins. The rookie of the bunch would be Wally Hawkins who brings his Wildcats into their first year of varsity competition this season. Wally has been coaching for several years at Woods Cross so he has his system embedded in his players. Many of his players have gone on to fame at Viewmont High, but now Wally will get to see his players develop at the new school. NEXT IN line would be Viewmonts Monte Jones who is going into his second year as head man for the Vikes. Monte has been a coach a lot longer than two years so he has the experience needed. Experience, or the lack of it, was the key to Viewmont last year. The Vikings played a lot of young players last season who will be back this year, both players and coaches learned from last years experiences and the Vikes should be back on track again this season. BOUNTIFULS Paul Waite has turned the program around in the six years he has been at the Brave helm. Before Paul arrived the Braves were considered a bye on a schedule, but since his arrival the Braves have been to the state playoffs four times. Paul stresses team work and constant dedication to his players, his theory seems to be working. JAY CULLIMORE is entering his eighth year as the main man at Davis and who can argue with his record. In those years, the Darts have won two state crowns, finished second twice and third and fourth once each. Under Coach Cullimore, the Davis team has been at the state meet all but two years. The Darts were hit hard by graduation but they will be as tough as ever. Layton Highs Gary Hansen has built the Lancer program up since taking over several years ago. The Layton group rarely miss the state playoffs and always send countless numbers of players onto college campuses. The Lancers have more professional and college players from their school than any other in the area. COACH HANSEN is a perfectionist who loves execution. He is also known for his great weight program. Jack Hannum has had the Falcons of Clearfield near the top of the region and state for the past few years. This coach is almost unpredictable on opponents. When a run is obvious he calls for a pass play. An avid cowboy during the summer. Coach Hannum knows the meaning of hard work and dedication and teaches it well to his players. THESE COACHES are flanked by great staffs. All of them will tell you how great their assistants are and true that fact is. But win or lose, these are the men that get the blame. People in the county can be proud of the type of men that are coaching their young players. nr Fourteen Stake winners lead a total of 32 teams into the annual Region 4 slow pitch softball tournament sponsored by the LDS Church this week. BOTH the junior and senior divisions have the 32 teams entered into the tournaments. Games will either be played at the Bountiful City field on 400 North, Rocket Park on Center Street in Bountiful, the Bountiful West Park on 1400 North and 300 West in Bountiful and the Kaysville Park on Main Street in Kaysville. Leading the parade of top senior teams is the defending Region champs from the Centerville 10th Ward..This team enters the tournament with a perfect league mark of 12--0 and also the championship of the Centerville Invitational tournament to their credit. THE runnerups from last year, Bountiful Third, are also back in the tournament with a Stake championship to their credit. Perennial l?m tour- nament powerhouse Bountiful 12th Ward is back to try to get their championship back after losing last year in the quarter finals. Kaysville 15th, is the top team from that area. This team also participated in the Centerville tournament and earned the respect of many of the teams. This team has the power and the fielding to By DAVE WIGHAM It was the day for the youth at the Bountiful City golf course last Saturday djuing n 4 Golf Tourthe nament of the LDS Church. Multi-Regio- IN THE junior division, or Curtis Pettengale who will be a senior at Davis High this coming year. Even in the senior division it was a couple of youngsters, George Rackham and Kent Wlnegar, both of these golfers barely make the minimum age for the seniors. Pettengale had the best score of anyone in any division with a three over par 74. Curtis played steadily throughout the tournament to win the low gross honors. Second in the juniors went to Doug Chadwick with an 82, that was eight shots off of Pettengales winning score to show how well the Davisite was playing. THE low net honors went to Mike Nelson of Bountiful with a score of 71 with his han- 80 went to Paul Foster. Second place honors, just one stroke in back of Foster, was Ike Beesley. The low net honors went to Jack White who used his handicap to score 71 senior division George Rackham used his knowledge of the course, he works at the Bountiful City OTHER Stake winners include Bountiful 18th, Kaysville 5th, Bountiful 2nd, Orchard 5th, Farmington 5th, Bountiful 19th, Val Verda 5th, Bountiful lltli, Woods Cross 2nd and the Bountiful 14th club. The Region winner doesnt always turn out to be a first place team. Last year the championship Centerville Tenth Ward came in as the third place team from their stake, and this year there are some very tough teams other than the Stake winners. BOUNTIFUL 45th is an experienced ladened club who could prove troublesome in the tournament. Kaysville 7th is a highly regarded squad. This ward is scheduled to meet the defending champs in the first round game. Another dark horse could be the Centerville 7th Ward, consisting of stars this club has the youth necessary to make their games exciting. NO ONE can predict the outcome or who the winner will be. The top two teams will advance to the Area Tournament beginning August 20. runs The tournament throughout the week with the finals slated for next Wednesday at 9 p.m. at the Bountiful City Park. Dan Sorensen of Bountiful is finding persistence will eventually pay off. He started three years ago to build his own aerobatic airplane, and now the plane is taking shape. By this time next year the builder and pilot, hopes to have the in the air. AEROBATIC PLANE dicap. The veterans division winner with a gross score of one-seat- er THATS exactly what he's doing, right in his own backyard at 258 W. 1300 North AND By GARY R. BLODGETT Dan Sorensen likes to build not table-to- p airplanes model planes, but full-siz- e the ones you get in planes and fly away. in Bountiful. The plane, which is about half assembled, is a Pitts Special and is designed primarily for aerobatics and facility, to carve out the 76. Kent Winegar, showing no signs of losing his game, des- pite having just returned from a mission, tied Rackham for the first place honors, but then lost to George in a sudden death playoff. SECOND place was also a tie with Gordon Milne and Harvey Hascall each scoring 79, the fifth place award went to Dick Fonnesbeck with an 80. Winning low net honors was Bob VanWagenen with a 67, second was a three way tie at 68 between Merril Layton, Don Baxter and Louie Hep- - holes were also used as a Miss Mary Ellen Marx,' and Mrs. Clyde Marx won several ribbons as she competed in the gymnastic meet held at Woods Cross last week. divisions will now advance into the area competition in Salt Lake City later on in August. With the kind of -- scores that were recorded in the region tournament this area will be well represented Rainbow Rrood Stock Released Utah Division of Wildlife Resources announced plans to release some 6,000 of their rainbow trout brood stock from Perry Egan Hatchery in waters throughout the state. and pounds. one-ha- and seven lf The release is scheduled for the latter part of July. THE release of the brood part of the overall fish culture program of the stock is Divisions Fisheries Management Section. Utah has produced its own fertilized eggs for rearing in the states hatcheries for approximately four years. Kent Miller, supervisor of the fish culture program, explained the release, We have found that most rainbow trout reach a reproductive peak at the ages of three to five years for the females and two to four years of age in the males. This is the time of the fishes life cycle where the highest quality and quantity reproduction occurs. BY rotating the brood stock to maintain maximum numbers of fish in their peak reproductive condition, we feel that the hatchery system can be operated at the most efficient levels. This, of course, means that we are endeavoring to get the most benefit from every fishery dollar we vault competition for 11 years and under, won two second place honors and two third place honors. She was second in for all four events, which consisted of vault, floor exercise, uneven parallel bars and balance beam. y MARY Ellen is a member of the TAGS Gymnastic School, np in 1961 Dan is a licensed pilot and would like to qualify for the U.S. Aerobatics Team and compete around the world. IVE THE PLANES fuselage is made out of steel tubing while the wings are framed in wood. Dacron is used to cover the entire plane. Dan has been working on the plane in his spare time for the past four years and expects to be completed sometime next summer. ALTHOUGH its taken four years to get this far, I have only about 20 months total labor in the plane, he said. But Im getting real excited now and if I work hard for the next year I might be able to test fly it sometime next summer or fall. Dan said he used to build model planes as a youngster, but this is only the second real plane he has attempt FLOWN other aerobatic planes for pleasure and there is nothing else like it. Id like to spend my spare time in aerobatic competition, he noted. He said the plane will cost about $7,500 to complete of the cost of a d about new plane. It's a lot of work and you learn a lot while building your own plane. It's quite an experience. one-thir- DANS WIFE, Allyn, thinks okay for Dan to build and fly his own plane. She maintains it will be as safe as any other plane. Allyn has dubbed this Little Our plane, Sweetheart. its perfectly BUT BEFORE Dan, or anyone else, can fly the plane, it must be inspected twice by the Federal Aviation Associa- -. once before the tion (FAA) dacron covering is put on and again just before the plane is test flown. Both are real stringent inspections. Everything has to be just right or you rebuild it until ifrmeets all the design and safety standards," said Dan. I DAN HAS no fears flying his own plane. about Asked who would test fly the plane, he or someone else, I will. I know Dan replied, what I've put into it and I have no fears. HE SAID there are more than 6,000 home-mad- e planes being flown today, and probably twice that many more under construction. He is a member of the Utah Chapter of Experimental Aircraft Association which has about 50 members, most of them living along the Wasatch Front. Dan invited this writer back for the test flight sometime next year. wont be able to go up the plane is only a BUT I relatively good size in order to support the larger fish. SINCE many waters become too warm in late summer, biologists also had to be certain that areas in which the fish were released were deep enough to provide suitable water temperature. The water also had to protect the fish from winter kill, as some of the brood stock are expected to hold over until next year. 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AM-Fmany other options. Retail $14 403 Sports spend. that the fish will be released in waters that have been scrutinized carefully to determine their capacity to maintain the fish and allow anglers an opportunity to harvest them. Waters had to be at safe levels and of SHE WON first place in the all-arou- in the upcoming tournament. 130 maneuvers. nine year old daughter of Dr. WINNERS from each of the I BUILT the fuselage of a plane similar to this one but sold it before I completed it, he said. Ive wanted to build this plane, however, since I first saw it in a picture back designed for quick, tight Honors At Woods X closest to the pin competition. Winner on the second hole was Ken Pendleton, followed by Doug Holt and Randy Browning. At the 14th hole the winner was Doug Holt, followed by Doug Chadwick and Larry Grandia. ITS SMALL, designed for only one person. The has a 174 foot wingspan, is 15'i feet long, and is powered singleby a Itll cruise at about YJIns THE second and fourteenth ed to build. miles per hour but Ill use it primarily in aerobatic shows, Dan said. The plane has super stress and is Mery Merx worth. exhibition at air shows. blade engine. IN THE The fish weigh between two cause some problems in the Region meet. By DAVE WIGHAM r."'.:3 Explorer, the winner wgs Davis County is unique as far as high school football goes, each of the schools has a first-rat- e coach to guide their fortunes. All of these men involved in football are dedicated to improving the game and the young men that they work with. ffiegiim fO Fuj'CPS M iller went on to say Quiz Stock 4649, 140 eng speed, quite sound group, tilt wheel, tinted glass, white with firethorn inter- Who won the men's singles at Wimbledon? 1. 2. Name the womens single-winneat Wimbledon? Who won the Firecracker r power-steerin- ior. Retail $4331 75 3. 400? Answers: 1. 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