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Show Orem Wins Nate Long Track Meet With two weeks remaining before the state 4A track championship, champion-ship, the Golden Tigers are solidifying their position as favorites to win their second consecutive con-secutive title. "We have had two weeks of hard training and many of our team members were running tired," Bill Delaney said. Even so, there were many outstanding performances per-formances as both boys and girls won the Nate Long track meet. The boys easily outdistanced out-distanced host Skyline by a 119 - 73 margin and the girls squeezed by Olympus 94 -90. John Bestor led the assault on the record book as he cracked his own state record for the second week in a row. His 15-feet-6-inches jump earned him the meet's most valuable performer trophy. Matt Johansen and Richard Allen broke senior class and school records. Johansen broke the 300 IH record with a time of 37.80. His winning time of 14.20 in the 110 m HH was only .1 second off of the record held by Jim Fralick. Allen won both the discus and shot put. His toss in the SP of 56-11 bettered bet-tered the senior class record of 56-4V4 held by Paul Liston set in 1975 and Allen's own school record of 56-7 set in 1979. Soph. Jim Turner broke the sophomore LJ record of 21-7 held by Matt Johansen. Turner's 21-8 was good for tie for 5th place in the meet. Juniors Melody Jones and Julie Waters were part of two record breaking performances each. Jones and Waters teamed with Julie Jones and Shelly Roberts to win the 400 meter relay event and establish a new srhnnl rprnrrt nf 50.20. M. Jones won the 200 m dash in record breaking time of 25.88. Waters placed 2nd in the HJ with a jump of 5-8. This ties the school t Lawn and Garden Tractors John Deere offers a choice of 7 power sizes from 1 0 to 19.9 horsepower and transmissions with hydrostatic or variable-speed drive. Triple-safety starting guards against accidental starts. Color-coded controls are clustered for easy use. Rustproof fiberglass hood, padded seat, fobmy operator's area. Wide range of implements available. ILtdca c?Jkk wot of lawn chores Si a 5-cr John Deere si : r Jc!;n Dccrc of Orem l!UN.S&rtt'OrM record set by Julie Jones last week. Orem will participate in the BYU invitational track meet this weekend. Girls participate on Friday and boys on Sat. with prelims at 8:30 and finals at 12:30. GIRLS RESULTS Team Scores: Orem, 94; Olympus, 90; Alta, 54; Brighton, 41; Cottonwood, Cotton-wood, 36; Roy, 26; Bingham, 13; West, 20; Granite, 18; Highland, 14. (Orem place winners) win-ners) SP - 3 tie. Savage; 100 m - 6. Roberts; LJ -1. Roberts, 17-1; 1600 m -6. Bean; Discus - 3. Hansen; Han-sen; 400 m -3. M. Jones; HJ - 2. Waters, 5-8, ties school record set by J. Jones, 1980; HJ - 4. J. Jones; HJ - 5. V. Skousen; 400 m relay -1. Orem, 50.20 school record, old record 50.80 set in 1978. (J. Jones, M. Jones, S. Roberts, J. Waters); 300 m hurdles -3. Fitch; 800 m - 3. Hor-ton; Hor-ton; Medley relay - 5. Orem; 200 m 1. M. Jones, 25.88 new school record. Old record by Thompson, 1978; 3200 m - 3. Nelson; 1600 m relay - 1. Orem, 4:06.75. BOYS RESULTS Team scores: Orem, 119; Skyline, 73; Hillcrest, 48; Bonneville, 42; East, 35; Skyview, 29; Olympus, 28; Alta, 27; Cottonwood, 27; Roy, 25. Discus -1. Allen, 158-9; 158-9; 3. Bestor; LJ - 6. Turner, 21-8 Soph, record, old record, M. Johansen, 78; HH - 1. Johansen, 14.20; Javelin -4. tie, Bestor; 6. Colyar; 400 m - 3. Driggs; SP -1. Allen, 56-11 Senior and School record; 400 m relay -6. Orem; 300 IH-1. Johansen, 37.80 new school rec; med rel - 1. Orem 3:37.31 (Denter, Harrison, Ashby, Jud-son); Jud-son); 3200 - 1. Byrnes, 9:35.00; 1600 relay - 1. Orem 3:25.50 (Nordine, Judsoh, ' Driggs,1" Johansen); Johan-sen); PV-1. Bestor, 15-6 New state record; old record 15-4 by Bestor 1980; 2. Surratt; 5. Hun-' Hun-' saker. in tissue with inches with HoSjJ - Senior John Bestor of Orem High tips the bar as he goes for a new state record which he set at the Nate Long Invitational last weekend t 15.6 (Photo by John Harmon). 3 Orem Track Team Displays Strength Considering that track coach Bill Delaney feels that "we're not even a smooth machine, yet," the Orem boys and girls track teams put on an awesome display of power in winning the Weber State Invitational track meet over the weekend. Orem easily won the girls section of the meet, scoring 74 points to 55 for runner-up Provo. Olympus Olym-pus was third with 53, followed by Carbon with 51 and Weber 31. "We were running on six of our eight cylinders," cylin-ders," Delaney said. Orem only won five events but placed seven others among the top six finishers finish-ers to run away with the team title over 29 other schools and finish ahead of runner-up Ben Lomand by nearly a double margin. mar-gin. The Scots had 54 points, while Murry was third with 39 and Provo claimed fourth with 35 points. The best individual performance in the meet was turned in by Orem's John Bestor. Bestor soared 15-feet 4-inches to Rotary Tillers Three models. The 2-hp compact has 16-inch width, 7'2-inch tilling depth, unique rear-wheeldepth bar assembly. Heavy-duty 3Vi- and 6-hp units have 13 to 24-inch widths. Deluxe John Deere 21-inch Mowers JOHN DEERE win the pole vault and set a new meet and state record. Bestor's vault bettered his own state record of 14-11 set in last year's class 4-A state track meet and was 16 inches higher than his closest competitor. "This is a tremendous performance by John," Coach Delaney said. ;"John was over 15-7 but when you consider that he had to mark his steps at 9 : 30 and do his warming up, and then doesn't take his first try until 10 to four in the afternoon, that is some kind of an ath-"lete." ath-"lete." Other point winners for Orem were: M. Johansen, Johan-sen, 2nd in the high and intermediate hurdles and 3rd in the 100 and 200 m dash; R. Allen, 1st SP and 3rd in discus; M. Judson, 1st mile and anchored an-chored the winning sprint rnedjey ' relay ; .. Robert Byrnes, winner in the 2 mile; Bestor, 2nd javelin and 6th discus; D. McGinn, Mc-Ginn, 5th JH; and M. Hunsaker,3rd PV. Girls placing were S. Roberts, 1st, LJ and 4th 100 M; M. Jones, 3rd 400 m and 4th 200 m; J. Jones, 1st HJ (new school record) and 6th 100 m hurd; N. Hansen, 6th Discus; C. Fitch, 3rd 300 m IH; J. Waters, 4th HJ; Skousen, 5th HJ. On Saturday, April 26, Orem will travel to Skyline HS for one of three invitational meets in the state. The 4A schools will participate at Skyline. "letters Defeat ECearns 5-0; Close Season Against Bingham, Brighton Orem High's tennis team, after defeating Kearns 5-0 last Friday, has a chance to tie for first place in Region Two dual meets if they can whip Bingham tomorrow and Brighton next Tuesday. Tues-day. The netters travel to Bingham for a 3 p.m. contest tomorrow, then host second ranked Brighton here at 3 p.m. Tuesday to close the dual match season. Coach Steve Baugh believes the team can win the last two matches and become co-champions. They defeated Bingham handily in the first round, but their only loss of the season was a 5-0 trimming by Brighton. Three of those matches could easily have gone Orem's way. And that's what the coach is counting on the second time around - winning win-ning three close ones in the first and second doubles and in the third singles. "Orem is definitely capable of upsetting the Bengals," he said. "And we'd like nothing more than to do this in our last dual meet of the , ear and the last one with Brighton, since Orem goes 3-A next year." Tigers Oefeot earns, lay fling The Orem High School baseball team, after af-ter hanging on to a 9-8 victory over Kearns last Friday, travels to Bingham tomorrow for a crucial 3:30 p.m. encour-ter. encour-ter. Next Tuesday, the Tigers host the Brighton Bengals at 3:30 p.m. at the Orem City Park. Bingham, a team that was ahead 10-3 at Orem two weeks ago but lost it in the bottom of the seventh on some great hitting by the Tigers, will surely be out to counter With a last-second Mike Judson wins the (Photo by John Harmon) J 41111 I ih I - V i- 1 ' Sophomore Brad Collins usually plays in the number one singles spot for Orem High this year. In the match against Kearns, a team that is very good and should end up in third place behind Orem, the Tigers played well and continue to show improvement. Results are as follows: fol-lows: Singles - 1 - David Trane (O) def. Terry Bougki 6-1,6-1; 2 -Doug Jensen (O) def. Dave Dernielus6-2, 6-2; 3 -Phil Broderick (O) def. Tim DeWitt6-3,6-0. Doubles - 1 - Mike Swim Team Registration Next Week Registration for the Orem Community Recreation Rec-reation Swim Team will be Monday and Tuesday from 1 to 6 at the Orem Recreation Center. The high point winners win-ners at the swim team's inner-squad meet were : Tiffany Belliston, Laurie Peterson, Scott Peterson, Steven Peterson, Peter-son, Jeff Slade, Kevin Rhoades, Ann Nielson, Bruce Wolff, Donna Wolff, Rochelle Ramage, Connie Cranney, Paula Randall and Tom Andrus. Item, irightoii that victory. But Coach Dick Belliston feels that his team is maturing rapidly and getting improved hitting hit-ting and pitching each game. "If we can defeat Bingham and Brighton, we'll have assurance of playing in the state tournament," tour-nament," he said. The top four teams in the region will go to the playoffs. As of last Friday, Hillcrest had a 7-0 7-0 record, followed by Orem, Kearns, and Brighton with 4-3 each, and Bingham and Alta with 1-6 records each. lunge, Orem runner 880 for Orem High. McCaffrey & Mike Johnson John-son (O) def. Denny Mc-Gee Mc-Gee & Scott Nielson 6-2, 6-0; 2 Russ Rowley & Tim Chatterley (O) def. James Warren & Derk Smith 6-1, 6-2. 6 - $10,000 1 May 1 7 Federal Regulations prohibit the compounding of interest on Money Market Certificates Federal regulations In the game against Kearns, centerfielder Jeff McMullin made two great defensive plays to halt late rallies and help Orem preserve the vic tory. Orem scored in the , first inning when Matt Glauser led off with a single and later scored on a wild pitch. Two more runs were scored in the second on a double by Jeff Rasmussen. The Tigers added a run in the third, followed by a homer by Paul Davis in the fourth. A three-run outburst in the fifth PutiL me score ai -z tor me Tigers. The Cougars clawed their way back in the six th with a two-run homer plus other hits to close the ' gap to 9-6. The inning en-ded, en-ded, however, when Mc- Mulhn made a perfect throw to Rasmussen at third base to catch Chidester sliding in attempting at-tempting to get a triple. 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