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The Finest Down BAGS Pack in Mummy style - 2 lbs. . . ft r m 73 11 i-.5i-f .w-' vn -l 1 , Jr vrvrHiiAitv v UVifll TO I J i 0c Keg. 18.95 f DACROH II VESTS 1295 DOWN JACKETS 0195 neg. ay.ua fc g. 39.95 0 195 nilN TACCC aoc WWII VIWIiMJ nr 4i up Bob Army Navy Store 418 North State - Orem "We Have It - If We Can Find It" v M NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Monday, December 31st 9:00 PM at the Union Hall - Orem Music by Wendell Elder and the Midnight Strangers $5.00 per couple includes: Cloak Room Service Hats Noisemakers . Soft Drink Setups Tigers Seeh Wins The OremHighbasketballteam would like to do two things this weekend: defeat Cyprus tonight and Viewmont tomorrow night. This would break a three-week Jinx of splitting wins and losses each weekend, and it would also put them into a 5-3 record instead in-stead of a 4-4 record to start league play next Thursday. The Tigers travel to Cyprus High School for a 7:30 game tonight and then host a tough Viewmont team at Tiger Gym tomorrow night at 7:30. Junior Varsity games both nights start at 5:45 p.m. Cyprus isn't considered to be a strong team, but the Tigers can expect a tough battle any time they travel to another team's home gym. A win on the road would help the Tigers gain considerable con-siderable confidence since they've lost their first twogames on the road in pre-league competition. compe-tition. Viewmont is always a tough team, according to Coach Harry Anderson. TheRegionTwoteam, however, recently lost to Hill-crest--a team that isn't supposed sup-posed to be so tough this year. But players and fans alike will remember that Viewmont was hot last year and almost beat the Tigers at the buzzerbut Orem squeaked by with a one-point victory. League action begins next Thursday night when the Tigers host Granger, a team that is considered a contender for going to the state playoffs. In whipping Spanish Fork, 68-45, last Friday night at home, the Tigers had little trouble with the Dons as they jumped to a 17-11 first quarter score and were ahead 40-20 by halftime. Junior Todd Anderson led all scorers with 16 points on seven field goals and two free throws. He was followed in scoring by Robert Louder, Ron Heaps, and Todd Williams with 13 each. Orem shot 53 from the field compared to the Dons' 45. The Tigers also beat them at the line 857c to 78. Speed, good shots, excellent passing, and tough rebounding did the job for Orem. It was a different story, however, how-ever, as the Tigers traveled to American Fork for a rematch re-match with the Cavemen, a team they defeated at home, 70-63, 70-63, a week before. The Tigers jumped to a 20-16 first quarter lead on some fine ball handling and shooting with forward Jeff Brimhall leading the pack with three fieldgoals under the basket. The difference remained re-mained about the same with the Tigers taking a halftime lead of 34-31. The stuff really hit the fan in the third quarter, as the Tigers were just about blown off the floor by the two Region Six referees. The visitors couldn't do anything to please the refs. The Tigers jumped to a 42-31 lead, and then everything they did seemed to be wrong in the eyes of the officials. Even those seeing the game in person couldn't could-n't believe it. While the Tigers scored three points to make it to 45, the Cavemen moved from 31 to 52 during the third and fourth quarters, quar-ters, much to the happiness of the loyal AF fans. A "for instance' on the calls was this: Late in the fourth quarter when the Tigers were closing the gap, center Todd Anderson was at the Orem foul circle for a jump. He tipped the ball to Todd Williams outside the circle. Williams threw the ball back to Anderson who was whistled to a stop as he turned around ready to make a jump shot. It seems that the AF coach was making a big fuss that the player couldn't do that. And the refs listenedand took the ball away from Orem. The Tigers made a valient effort near the end when they were behind by four points with less than a minute to go. Robert Louder made two foul shots to Orem-Geneva Times December 13, 1973 .6' II' 1 V v ! S 'r 1 liii. 4 1 io ii ail. n nun REGION IV VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS of Orem Christensen, and KelU Cotant. Back row: High School are pictured above with their Jenny Montague, Mary Lou Marstella, Susan coach. Front row left to right, DeniseBrod- Worley, Lynette Remington, Ann Larsen, erick, Kris Mansfield, Leila Ogden, coach; Kathy Karpowitz and Lisa Beardall. Alice Heaps, Debbie Hardman, Maureen close the gap to 57-59afterbeing deliberately hacked during a lay up attempt. AF stalled the ball, but Orem got it out of bounds with about 22 seconds remaining. OHS Girl's Vollayball Team Wins Region IV Wins 6 4 4 3 3 Loses 0 2 2 3 3 With about 10 seconds to go, The Orem High School Girls' rem's A team went unde-Williams unde-Williams tried a jump shot from Volleyball team won the Region Rated in six matches. the top of the key, butithiti r our nampionsnip ai nuicrebi uie rim anu just woman i urop "eu vuuu iodi nccn.. in. Louder got the rebound, B team was tied with HUlcrest "rem passed out from the crowd for High for First place, and had a uicrest another shot but it was deflected play-off game. Both had pre- earns out of bounds with two seconds viously had a 5 win, 1 loss rignton remaining. The Tigers never record. rovo got another shot away and lost by two. In the Junior Varsity games, Orem won over Spanish Fork, 68-54, and lost toAmericanFork 66-56, with Veryl Hovey leading the scoring with Spanish with 15 and Todd Schulthess leading the scorers with 15 against American Fork. i r e-w. i i l. rJi Wrestlers VJin 5 Alee f s Five teams in a row have fallen victims to the Orem High School wrestling team during the past three weeks-and tonight they hope to make their sixth victim the Jordan Beetdiggers of south Salt Lake Valley to remain re-main undefeated. The Junior Varsity and Sophomore Sopho-more teams wrestle at 6 p.m., followed by the Varsity matches at 7:30 in the Tiger Gym. Next Wednesday the Varsity wrestles at 7:30 in Tiger Gym in the opening league match against Murray. JV and Sophomore Sopho-more teams wrestle at 6 o'clock. In action Tuesday night at home, the Tigers whipped Spanish Fork, 36-17, to continue their win streak of five matches without with-out a loss. Last Thursday they traveled to West and defeated the Panthers at the former school that Orem coach Fred Rowland won a state championship a few years ago. The Tigers moved out ahead 7-6 over Spanish when Gary Rat-cliff Rat-cliff (112) defeated Gary Lundeli 12-0 for a four-point team margin. mar-gin. Then Russell Loveless pinned his opponent Alan Nybo in the third, Rod Burgi pinned Vic Robertson in the first round, Terry LaCrue won a 5-2 decision, deci-sion, then Andy Watts pinnedSte-phen pinnedSte-phen Peterson in the first round. Keith Walker was doing well against Joel Nelson but a costly mistake in preparations a slam cost him the match He had a takedown and a near fall in the final round to close the gap to 9-12 before the buzzer. Jeff Nielson won on a decision, followed by junior Lennon Led-better's Led-better's first pin of his career. Ledbetter was behind 7-3 when 'he got an escape and reversal in the third. With just a few seconds on the clock, he put a tired Kiel Taylor on his back for the pin with less than five seconds left on the clock. Orem lost a team point in the 167-pound match when Wally Jacobsen was unnecessarily rough on his winning opponent Val Cope at the buzzer. Then in the heavyweight division, Spanish Fork lost a team point DAL HILLS, a sophomore of Orem, grim-maces grim-maces as he uses a double arm bar to pin Doug Miles from Cottonwood in the third round. for the same reason when David Peterson was in the first round with sophomore Tom Wilder, a match that ended in a pin for Spanish Fork. RESULTS OF THE ORE SPANISH SPAN-ISH FORK MATCH: 98 -Kevin Garbe (SF) pinned Curt Maxfield(O) in third. 105-Dal Hills (0) dec. Mike Morley (SF) 7-1. 112-Gary Ratcliff (0) dec. Gary Lundeli (SF) 12-0 119 Russell Loveless (0)pin-ned (0)pin-ned Alan Nybo (SF) in third 126 Rod Burgi (0) pinned Vic Robertson (SF) in first. 132-Terry LaCrue (0) dec. Phil Dixon (SF) 5-2 138 Andy Watts (0) pinned Stephen Peterson (SF) in first. 145 Joel Nelson (SF) dec. Keith Walker (0) 12-9. 155-Je'ff Nielson (0) dec. Ben Powell (SF) 10-2. 167-Val Cope (SF) dec. Wally Jacobsen (0) 10-3. 185 Lennon Ledbetter (0) pinned pin-ned Niel Taylor (SF) in third. HW David Peterson (SF) pinned pin-ned Tom Wilder (0) in second. Orem's Junior Varsity defeated de-feated Spanish Fork, 48-2, with pins coming from Bob Broberg, Ron Brinkerhoff, Kazumilwashi-ka, Kazumilwashi-ka, Lee Meredith, WillyGour-dine, WillyGour-dine, and Ron Black. In the sophomore match with Spanish Fork, Orem won, 60-12, behind the pins of Kelly Rawlings, Kenneth Baschke, Albert Vuksin-ick, Vuksin-ick, Johnny LaCrue, JohnStutz, Glenn Bennion, and forfeits to Bret Carter, Taylor Duncan, Jeff Bradford, and Keith Fisher. LAKELAND Soften your winter with pigskin suede JADESKIN VILLA ... A soft yet sturdy coat to take the sting out of winter's brittle winds. 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