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Show Payson Lakes winter wonderland viewed Page Ten - The Springville Herald - February 22, 1979 Pioneer Drive-in wins Pioneer Drive-In clinched the second half championship of the Springville Community Basketball league with only one more league game remaining by defeating Mortensen's Plumbing by a score of 53 to 49. Brent Springer led the movie men to victory with 16 points. Wardwell and Tom 1 1 . Hare paced the losing plumbers with 19 and 16 points respectively. Pioneer Drive-In with a second half 6 and 0 record, have clinched clin-ched the title with runner ups Steffens Realty and Grobben's Pizza Pan supporting identical 4 and 2 records, with only one game remaining to play in league action. Therefore, Pioneer Drive-in and 1st half winners Steffens Realty will play off this week for the league title. PIONEER DRIVE-IN (53) S. Giles 3 2-2 8, J. Averett 3 1-2 7, S. Averett 3 2-2 7, M. Hansen 1 0-0 2, B. Springer 8 0-0 16, M. Warren 1 0-0 2, N. Hanks 3 1-2 7, R. Howes 30-0 6, Totals 25 6-8 53.. MORTENSEN'S PLUMBING(49) Wardwell 7 5-7 19, Valentine 1 0-0 2, T. Hare 8 0-0 16, A. Curtis 2 0-1 4, T. Smith 1 2-3 4, Braithwaite 2 0-0 4, Totals 21 7-11 49. Steffens Realty found the going tough as they came from behind to tie the score at 56 apiece at the end of regulation play and then went on into overtime to win 66 to 61 over Jon's Tip Top. Mike Shepherd led the Realtors with 23 points with Kelly Clements adding 17 in a fine comeback effort. Bob Liddiard and Larry Larsen led the shoe repairman with 17 points apiece. STEFFENS REALTY (66) M. Shepherd 9 5-7 23, M. Lewis 3 3-6 9, K. Clements 5 7-9 17, B. Eastman 1 5-8 7, B. Nordgren 3 4-4 10, Totals 21 24-34 66. JON'S TIP TOP (61) R. Collett 1 0-0 2, J. Weight 1 0-0 2, C. Miller 3 2-4 8, J. Perrero 1 3-4 5, B. Liddiard 6 5-6 17, R. Tolson 1 0-0 2, L. Larsen 8 1-2 17, Antinino 4 0-0 8, Totals 25 11-16 61. Miner's Auto, with outstanding performances from Mike Marshall with 28 and Mark Newton with 25 points beat Spaceley's Sprockets by a score of 66 to 52. Todd Vincent had 19 and Kurt Kelsey added 14 points for the losers. MINER'S AUTO (66) C. Sorensen 4 0-1 8, M. Marshall 13 2-2 28, M. Newton 9 7-10 25, A. Preston 2 1-2 5, R. Sayer 0 0-0 0, Totals 28 10-15 66. , SPACELEY'S SPROCKETS (52) K. Kelsey 6 2-3 14, B. Dubinskey 0 0-0 0, T. Vincent 9 1-2 19, Moore 3 3-3 9, C. Wilson 4 2-2 10, Totals 22 8-10 52 Grobben's Pizza Pan clobbered Wolfe's by a score of 69 to 54 with Jeff Preston and Bert Oakey leading the way with 15 and 14 points for the pizza men. Gary Christensen and Brad Gardner had fine games for the losers with 17 and 15 points respectively. GROBBEN'S PIZZA PAN (69) S. Nyman 2 1-2 5, B. Oakey 7 0-2 14, L. Carter 4 0-0 8, G. Meacham 4 0-1 8, G. White 4 0-1 8, J. Preston 7 1-2 15, D. Hatch 2 1-2 5, D. Booke 2 2-2 6, Totals 32 6-12 69. WOLFE'S (54) M. North 6 0-0 12, G. Christensen 8 1-2 17, B. Gardner 6 3-3 15, D. J. Bigler 2 0-0 4, Rayburn 3 0-1 6, Totals 25 4-6 54. TEAM Pioneer Steffen's Grobben's Spaceley's Miner's Wolfes Jon's Mortensen's LEAGUE STANDINGS 2nd Half Over-All 6-0 4-2 4-2 3-3 3-3 2-4 1-5 1-5 12-1 11-2 7-6 7-6 6-7 4-9 4-9 1-12 BASKETBALL SCORING LEADERS With only one more game of league play Leif Olsen leads the league in scoring with a 16.6 average. Leif plays , for Spaceley's Sprockets of the Springville Community Basketball League and is one of the fine scorers and rebounders in the league. Mike Shepherd is a close second in scoring at 16.2 per outing and Gary Christensen a close third at 15.8. To be eligible for the Top 15 league scorers a player must have played in nine league games or more. 5p A snowmobile tour was recently conducted in cooperation with Utah State Parks and the Uinta National Forest Service. The splendors of winter were viewed along the Payson Lakes Trail and adjoining snow play areas. Tne trans are Among the many who participated were Utah County Commissioner Kenneth Pinegar; State Representatives Stan Leavitt and Eldon Money; Juab County Commissioners Ross Garrett, Bob Russell, and Leigh Maxfield; Uinta beautifully groomed and National Forest Service maintained bv the Mt. representatives Keith Lofer Snowmobile Club in Zobell, Harry Opfar, and , cooperation with the Utah Gary Coleman; Harold State Parks. The tour Tippets of the Utah State party enjoyed an outdoor , Parks, and Mt. Lofer lunch at Blackhawk Snowmobile President campsite. Tobe McClellan. Player G....TP....AVG. Olsen 9 149 16.6 Shepherd 11 178 16.2 Christensen 12 189 15.8 Clements 12 183 15.3 Sorensen 12 172 14.3 Meacham 12 164 13.7 North 10 134 13.4 Eastman 13 171 13.2 Vincent 11 144 13.1 Kelsey 12 155 12.9 Rife 9 114 12.7 Larsen 9 113 12.6 Springer 12 144 12.0 Marshall 12 142 11.8 S.Giles 13 152 11.7 Local skier on U.S. demonstration team Jerry Warren, a member of the U. S. Demonstration team, just returned from Japan where he represented the U.S. at Interski. Interski is an event that happens only once every four years and is the largest and most important event for professional ski instructors throughout the world. It is a world ski congress where every skiing nation sends top skiers and ski instructors to exchange skiing and teaching philosophy as well as to see who has the best skiing team; judged by a one-hour demonstration demon-stration of skiing methods. The European countries coun-tries have always seemed to dominate the scene when it come to top skiers and ski technique. Jerry was also a member of the 1975 team that attended the interski in Czechoslovakia. At that time the U.S. presented a 1 concept of skiing skills that was only partially! recognized by some1 countries; that skiing at all levels can be simplified sim-plified to include the basic, skills of edging, turning; and pressure control is' now being accepted by other countries and they are beginning to watch the U.S. very closely for guidance in improving ski technique. This year in Zao, Japan the nine members of the, U.S. Demo team made such an impact with their functional and aggressive demonstration of the development of skiing skills, that there was no question in the minds of the top people from the other countries as to who is now leading the world; in the development of ski technique. The team left the interski congress with the acknowledgment from the top countries like Italy and France that the U. S. is number one. The U. S. has for many years made available to skiers some of the best ski, instruction anywhere in the world. Because of the efforts of the U.S. Demonstration team, we are now being recognized; for it, and the top people from Europe are now coming to the U. S. to learn more. Jerry Warren is the, assistant ski school director at Snowbird ski area. He also writes articles and demon strates for Ski Magazine. Paul Jones, also on the U. S. team, is from Snowbird and is one of the top instructors in-structors in the country. Only nine skiers were chosen from top structors throughout U. S. and this is m-the m-the the second term that these two men have been on the team. Jerry Warren, assistant ski school director at Snowbird ski area, recently returned from Japan where lie represented the United States at Interski. Red Devil wrestlers compete in state By Sean Francis Jeff Roylance and Kendall Wilson won fourth place honors and Dave Doty placed fifth to pace the Springville Red Devil wrestling team in the 3-A State Tournament, Tour-nament, held last week. Jeff, who is the heavyweight wrestler for Springville, had a chance for a third place finish in the tourney, but fell, and Kendall also lost in the same situation. Doty was wrestling for a fifth place in his last match, and won. All three of these wrestlers are juniors. Kendall wrestles at 105, Dave at 180. Other Devil wrestlers who competed in the tournament but failed to place in the top six were: Bruce Jenkins, Mark He w as a member of the U. S. Demonstration team, the second time he has been named to the team. Woodhouse, a former resident of Springville, who wrestled for Uintah, also won the 3-A State Championship in his division. OPEN DAILY : 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ;! I; closed Sundays j; ;! Call ahead for reservations ; !;. We rent balls and racquets !; We sell shoes, balls and racquets ; ; V 1120 South Main Street (On the old Main Street Road) ;! 489-5298 Wilson (who didn't make weight his second day), David Perkins, Scott Watters and Danny Duncan. 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