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Show f r T t ; . '.- - -, t . v. - . . ; - . . TS " X : Slur -v v-,. it V- i . - W . i . " BRUCE FORD of ,Kersey, Colorado, rides a bucking bronc. Ford was the 1980 PRCA World bareback riding champion. Ford competed in the 1980 Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo and split first and second places. The 1981 Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo is set for July 9-10-11. I'- - ' 1 Kt.P t . - J -V . fl - - .., .' ' -x M : 7 --?- in- - . - ; i '. : ; : v - I S 'V::' --.t"..'T,-"- - V- ' ! ' ' ' r ? !, - : - . . . j r ' ; - v 5 :.. : , ..-,'' ' . 1 - ? - v .. i i " -;. . .--..:?.. - j .... ' - .' ' . ' v --. 5 WORLD BULL RIDING champion, Don Gay, rides a bull during a rodeo. The Dinosaur Roundup Rodeo is set for July 9, 10 and 11. Uintah Utes defeat 1 -A champs Utah wrestlers, Chris Brown, 119 pounder from Delta ; Stewart Richards, 112, Box Elder and Ryan Western, unlimited. Delta, were selected as honorable mentions on the 1981 Scholastic Ail-American Wrestling Team by Wrestling USA. Brown posted a 107-9 record in high school and placed first twice. He also nabbed second and third places. Richards had an 82-8 record and placed first, twice and fifth place, once. Western posted a 76-8 record and placed first, twice and second, once. Uintah High School seniors, Brett Brown and Josh Reynolds, weren't named to the team, but each tussler had impressive high school careers. Brown nabbed first in 1981 and second in 1980. Reynolds nabbed first place in the 98 pound class and beat Richards as a sophomore in the 1979 state meet and netted seconc place in 1981. Uintah High School wrestltxi t';ims from Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah during the past school year Skyline captured first place in the A-l class in Idaho with 237' 2 points and Blackfoot placed second at 1 05 1 Capital netted third place at 89'? and Nampa placed fourth at 67'j points Bonneville nabbed fifth place at 67 points. State champs were: 9R-Uoger Ford, Skyline; 105-Tim Jones, Skyline: 112-Brent Lickiss, Borah; 119-Zanf Jones, Skyline; 126 Randv Heyrcnd Skyline; 132-Stan Armstrong Pocatello; 138-Kurt Payne, Bonneville: 145-Steve Kluver, Sandpoints; 15"-Rick Hall, Skyline; 167-Kevin Jones Meridian; 185-Jim Andrus. Skyline anc Mike Bird, Capital. Skyline nabbed si firsts, one second and three thirds Uintah's 155 pound champion, Randy Smuin, downed Hall for first place ir the Green River Tournament. Smuir beat Hall, 5-0, in overtime. Rigby placed first in the Idaho A : tournament with 127 points and Snake River placed second at 118'j p.iints Preston nabbed third place at 8.3'. points and Shelley garnered fourth place at 83 points. Shelley had thret first place champs in Brad Darrington unlimited; Dan Becklund, 145 and Bei Coronado, 132. Preston's Johr Beckstead, 167, nabbed first place. Evanston captured lirst place in the Wyoming 1-A State Tournament wit! 100 points. Torrington and Wheatlanr tied for second place at 85 uj points Douglas nablxjd fourth place at 71 points and Buffalo placed fifth at 6: points. Green River's Dallman, 119 anc Flores, 112 and Rock Springs, Shassctz nabbed state crowns. Natrona'; Mascalenas, 126; Gonzales, 132 Reamer, 138 and Brosn, 167, placec first. Evanston'sCondie, 126 and Nixon 138, nabbed first places. Ihxipcs, 9H Star Valley, nabbed first place. Tooele captured first place in th( Utah 3-A tournament with 137 point and Box Elder nabbed second at 132'-Uintah 132'-Uintah placed third at 127' points Uintah's Brett Brown, 98; Pat Jenkins 145 and Randy Smuin, 155, nabbec crowns. Josh Reynolds, 119, placw second. Tooele's Kirt Palmer, 119; Ky Jensen, 126 and Mike Smith, 132, plam first. Delta nabbed first place in the; 2 meet at 154 points and Lehi placec second at 111 points. Hurricane nabbc third place at 88 points and Uniot nabbed fourth at 75 points. Delta'; Brown, 119; Rob Manis, 131); Aim Lake, 145; Dan Bliss, Delta am Western, unlimited, nabbed firs places. Union's Jeff Samuels, 105 netted first place. Duchesne cnpturc the Utah 1-A state crown with 91 points and North Sevier placed scconi at 84' points. Wayne placed third at 111 Duchesne's Dnvc Wilkinson and Robcr Nielson, 155, nabbed first places Uintah defeated Meeker, 31 15 Green River, 33-20; Union, 43 10 Evanston, 4(1 13, and Rock Springs, 3" 22, In dual meets. Uintah downe Tooele in tlx; Region 7 tournament. |
