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Show 4 7Kc? wMMiamm ' UTE MILER, David Merrell, center, darts down the track during the beginning of the 1600 meter run. Uintah boys should battle ! v . " , I 3 8 ' t irv I I f 4 k Li.-:. J '. - ..? h Li v WARM WEATHER on Sunday enables a young child to have outdoor fun while sliding down Soccer tournaments to be Soccer coaches of teams up to age 19 are now signing up for the second annual Dick Nourse Cancer Kick, a tournament which involves 500 teams this year in Salt Lake, Weber, Davis, Tooele, Svicr and Uintah Counties. The competition U a fund raiser for the American Cancer Society. Winning teams in each age The secret to. easier mowing is in the bag. 5 a i V -i ! i . ' rill' (u t f " .: I'x)-, .-; I. 1- 1.1 playground equipment in a park located in Vernal. category and geographical area will receive medals for each player, Every youngster in the tournament receives a special patch for uniform or jacket. Dick Nourse, KSL-TV News An- chorman, for whom the contest Is named, has recovered from cancer and spends large amounts of time each year helping to raise funds for . -t ?-lflCL; ,r M M lmft f t jib. Jrt ' M i74 t"S . i..- rwitl-.h a nw"l. I tnviA Mrtt dm vcuillurtit Timpview and Provo for the Region 8 Tournament title, Thursday Thurs-day and Friday in Springville. . fS -? T ; ... held in Utah American Cancer Society education and prevention programs, services to cancer patients and cancer research, weatherman, Bob Welti, is chairman of this year's event. ..jt is especially appropriate that cnjidren are helping to raise money jor fignl against cancer because u h nurnbcr one disease killer of children," said Nourse. Money Is raised by entry fees and donations solicited by players. Between May 12 and 24, soccer players are asking for donations to the American Cancer Society. Players who raise $50 will earn a free ticket to Lagoon. Both Welti and Nourse will attend many of the final games and present medals lo the winners. Heart Answers J Risk Factors Researchers ho idcntf.od a number of characteristics or habits (caned risk factor) tthich incrcat-a tMe chancs that an individual will develop COManary heal d seaso. WMq not a'l rok factors can be COntroKcd, Sutfl SS 339, Sg, race and hccd ty, ma- cai bd Con'trol'ed Of COfrecled try Ihg individual The rk fa on hich tan bo Contrt;Hcd Of tonetted are: ti c-ay hab-?3 (esf-etia'ty thc tead'-r3 to h'gh levo'3 ct t'j thce;"ef,ol and CM5fv,e:s,i t)f a d t''aare"9 feTrcV'-. tes to Uintah High School will compete in the Region 8 Track Meet, Thursday and Friday in Springville and the top teams should be Uintah, Provo and Timpview in the boys' division, according ac-cording to Ute coach Kent Limb. "Provo, Uintah and Timpview will be the three dominate teams in the region meet. Pleasant Grove, Spanish Fork, Springville, Payson and Carbon will also compete in the meet," said Limb. , "The Provo team has Sandy White in the 100, 200, 400 and 1600 meter relay. He has finished second to Uintah's Uin-tah's Todd Mulville in the 100 and 200 in many meets and should be one of the favorites in the 400. Provo has one or two good competitors in each event. They also have a good javelin thrower and two good pole vaulters. "Timpview should be tough in the hurdles, mile, 800, medley relay and pole vault. They have good balance. The Thunderbirds are strong in the wwdoy, Moy u, 1986 Yemal TOP SPRINTER, Todd Mulville dashes to the finish line in a 100 meter dash race. Mulville has won both the 100 and 200 races in a number of meets this year. clash in distance events. "Uintah will be strong in the 100 and 200 with Mulville. The Utes will also have Mulville and Dee Steinfeldt in the long jump. Steinfeldt and Doug Simper will take part in the hurdles. The Utes will be tough in the 400 relay with Mulville, Jon Nash, Kawika Te'o and Steinfeldt. Uintah should do well in the shot put and discus with Scott Simper and Steve Nawahine. Cory Peisley and Brian Te'o are tough javelin throwers." The region meet will be Thursday at 3:30 p.m. and action on Friday will start at 10 a.m. at Springville High School. Uintah's boys tied with Provo in a meet and lost to Timpview by two points. The 3-A state meet is set , for May 24 and 25 at Weber State College Col-lege in Ogden. Events will begin May 24 at 10 a.m. and 12 noon on May 25. Uintah's female tracksters will be led by Julie Zielstra in the high jump, discus, shot put and javelin. The Utes 0 The Earth Stove representative will be in the store Thursday and Friday, May 15 & 16 $100 DOWN holds any stove on layaway until August 15, 1986 Ask About Special CASH & CARRY Incentives In ilotk roOe'i at tainngi Express; Advertiser 23 31 1, '"rminwwwiw P meet also have a good sprinter in Fonda Birgenheier in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. Michelle Humphries is a top hurdler and is also a long jumper. The Ute girls have many other outstanding runners and field event people The Ute girls lost to Provo, 73-68, in an earlier meet, but have defeated Springville, Spanish Fork, Carbon, Payson, Timpview and Pleasant Grove. Uintah girls and Provo should battle for top honors in the region meet. Soccer matches set for Saturday High School soccer players from Vernal will take on athletes from Rock Springs in matches, Saturday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. The contests will be played on the Vernal Junior High field. i, i 32 West Main, Vernal, 783 2003 TRUE VALUE HARDWARE AmoricanHoail Association hrtP you fi i I: 1 ' V |