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Show iil l'.Ui v 1 .KADKK-GARLAM- ' a ;,? ; TIMES. July ) - - : ; - m team," Jacobsen poin- New Coach Touts Weight Program As Big Factor In Winning Teams A ted out. The coach said he would like a junior varsity squad if they could play their games on Monday when the varsity squad's practice consists mostly of looking at game films and loosening up. "But the day before a game hurts us," he admitted. Jacobsen will be assisted by Dick Green, receiver and linebacker coach; Paul Jep-pseoffensive and defensive back coach; and Bill Bingham, sophomore squad coach. Jacobsen will work directly with the offensive and defensive linemen. 'J " - wants to be part of the team. I'll get rid of the starter11who clowns around before 1 g rid of him," Jacobsen noted. As part of a district econvarsomy move, the junior eliminatbeen has ity squad ed this year. But there "definitely will be an nffrusasm 1 ' 1 - , J ! " : 1976 . ' . t 8, i I , W&iOTOTOTOTOT If enthusiasm is catching, Bear River high school's football program could have an epidemic on its hands. New head coach, Bill Jacobsen, fresh from Brigham Young University, is filled with the stuff. The new coach this week unveiled a new weight-liftin- g program that he hopes will turn on football at the school. A new universal gym purchased at a cost of about 13,500 has been added to the weight equipment at the school. The machine was purchased from school funds matched by the district with a sizable donation from the Booster Club. Jacobsen is high on what a weight program can do. At ' Springville, where he assist' ed while in college, a weight-liftin- g program was started four years ago. 4 "In four years they never finished worse than fourth in the state," the coach said. "You can take a 10.5 sprint-- , er and make him a 10.0 flat r sprinter." ( "The improved strength also adds confidence," the . ..WEIGHT TRAININ- G- New football coach Bill Jacobsen directs the weight training Chris Webb on a new universal gym recently acquired at Bear River effort of High School. :oach claimed,". They have so much they see increases in speed and strength and just feel they can't get beat., and this is the biggest part of is game." Jacobsen said he and basketball coach, Paul Jeppe-se- n would eventually like to see one or two periods of weight training taught during regular school hours as part of the physical education program. "There are more and more kids just in the regular student body who want to lift weights," the coach pointed out. "The new mentor plans to kick off his inaugural season August 2 with a meeting of all parents. Two weeks of practices in the evenings will follow. Equipment will be passed out August 14 at 2 p.m. and lf regular practice sessions will begin August 16. Jacobsen insists he is even more enthusiastic now that he has become acquainted with the school. "I don't think there's as much talent as last year's football team had, but we're going to be good. How good, depends on how fast they pick up a new system." Jacobsen pledges, "We're going to win our share." The new coach has lined up some unfamiliar faces in the ranks for two pren season games and one contest: Untested, the Bears will take on Payson, a team jacobsen feels could possibly be rated number one in the ranks. Cedar City will provide an overnight n trip for the team. The Bears open the season against Logan in the "big one" with hopes of getting revenge for their folding act last year at the end of the season and winning a bid to 3-- A mid-seaso- 3-- A pre-seaso- tournament. 3-- A Spanish Fork, another n team, is on the schedule. Jacobsen said he has lined games up the three "...because, in all honesty, we should be in a region. Hopefully, we're going to teams play against these and show how good we can do against them." 3-- A mid-seaso- 3-- A 3-- 3-- A in "It's rough to play tournathen go to a added. he ment," The new coach has already selected his for the year and begun organizing. Named to the posts were Chris Webb and Tad Morrison. "I think we might get some new guys out," Webb said. "The guys feel like they're going to get a fresh start with a new coach,... 4-- A 3-- A n, He'll be looking at us fresh." What type of a disciplinarian is Jacobsen? "They all know what their Job Service hair length can be," he said, "I don't have to mention it again." "When they get equipment August 14, it has to be Wdtrcss cut." Cocks Curfews.? "I don't believe in those," Jacobsen Secretary but admitted, acknowledged he feels a football player ought to be dedicated enough not to be prowling the night before a game. Drinking and smoking? "You bet they'll be disciplined. Chris and I went over what the discipline will be." Real Estate Agent StenogrcjsSier Irrigator The first time the player will be disciplined. The second time "they're gone." Auto Mecfesnsc Jacobsen also plans to weekly team nights where they can watch pro football highlights and socialize while receiving the weekly scouting report. "I don't believe in a lot of hitting before game time," Jacobsen revealed, "more mental preparation." August 22 he plans to divide his players in half for a full game scrimmage with fans invited. "We'll film that we'll know who our team is going to be for that first game," he said. "I don't believe in cutting hold 76'ers Out Pirates, Garland First A Leads Pack Slug Here's the results of senior slow pitch action in the Garland Stake: 16-1- 3 Garland 1A over Curlew, Garland IB over Howell, 10-Tremonton 5 over Park Garland East Valley, 23-Thatshutout Belmont, cher won by forfeit over Tremonton 2; Fielding over Tremonton 6, Here's explorer action scores: Garland IB over Garland 1A Howell, 17-over Garland 2, 18-Park Valley over Belmont, 22-- 0 and Fielding over Garland the 27-- 3 shelling of the Twins in a slugfest in and the Dodgers shut out the minor league action this Tigers while running up 17 past week. points of their own. s In other minor league act-- 1 In one .other, (potest the . nn the Ciarlanri Rpds shpll- Yanks Rgd-7' "sd the 19-the In Powder and the Puff action, Angels, . i 1: i tu n : Hotheads took it to the KnoBicentennial ckouts, 15-oles, 21-The Braves bested the shelled the Garland Go Go's, 18-Garland Reds 12-and the Knockouts edgIn Major League action, ed the Queen Bees, In other games, the Hotthe Dodgers blasted the Giants. 14-- 4 and the Reds got heads destroyed the Angels, and the Bicentennials by the Tigers. The Yanks ran wild in a bested the Queen Bees, The 76'ers Pirates 16-1- 3 7; 7. Tremon-- r f f Garland July 10 7:45 Garland 1A vs Howell 9:00 PV vs Fielding 7; 7-- 5. East, Here's slow vs Deweyville Bothwell July 14 7:00 Tre 1 vs Tre 5 8:00 Bothwell vs Thatcher 9:00 Tre 4 vs Tre 6 Anybody in the Tremonton, Utah Stake interested in playing horseshoes should contact Calvin Bingham at 3 or Wayne Payne at or Lamont Gardner 854-371257-39- at 257-734- 0. Experienced Sewing Mes&ie Operators Motel Mrid Yen! Worker Sebs Clerk scrim-mage..a- football If players. they pitch 9-- 5. 3 SRWC want to come out and play, they can." "I may have a kid who never will play,...who just 26 ST. TREMONT TRFMftNTQfy, UTAH i Fielding July 10 6:30 Garland IB vs Belmont 7:45 Tremonton 6 vs That- 13-- 6. 7-- Tre 6 1 9:00 Garland IB vs ton 6 3B 1 7:30 Beaver Dam vs Both 9:00 Tre 2 vs Tre 3 6:00 Tre 6 vs Elwood .7:30 Tre 4 vs Garland 2 10 11 , 6 Elwood July ,r'"'yvBtrts0 Dewey ville vs ..; 7:45 Howell vs iielmont v Tre 8:00 4 14-1- 0. 1 ' 6:30 Garland 1A vs Garland-6:3- 0 Garland 1A vs Garland East ' July 9 Dewey ville 7:00 Bothwell East 5-- 0; schedule: 6:00 Tre vs Tre 2 8:00 Thatcher vs Tre 9:00 Tre 3A vs Tre 4 2 Here's Senior Fast Pitch Here's the Explorer schedule: Bothwell July 10 Belmont July 9 6:30 Garland 1A vs Garland 7; sadjM 5; 1 Garland July 9 6:30 Thatcher vs Fielding 7:45 PV vs Tremonton 2 Elwood July 14 7:00 Elwood vs Tre 3B 8:00 Deweyville vs Tre I cher- 9:00 Tremonton 5 vs Garland East SLOWPITCH STANDINGS Gar 1A Gar East -- . v ry en iiw- - jrV' -j 6--0 Fielding Gar IB Belmont 5--1 2 3 Tre6 Tre 5 Thatcher ' c 6--0 ,.; - . P mum 3 24 : 4 Howell - I 4 Park Valley Tre 2 Here's Explorer 1.5 league schedule: Garland July 8 7: 00 PV vs Fielding 8:30 Gar Gar 7 1 4 ' 1A vs 4 Poulsen of Deweyville heads safely for third base as Vance Bourne of Tremonton Sixth Ward waits for a throw. Sixth ward won the softball contest played as an exhibition July 5, but it took them an extra inning. Score was WINS-Ji- IB Belmont July 8 7:00 Gar East vs Gar 2 8:30 Belmont vs Howell Games rained out June 17 will be made up on same schedule SIXTH 1A vs Gar Gar IB m 3--2. on July 15. Here's Tremonton explorer action: Stake Deweyville over Tremonton 3, Tremonton 2 over Tremonton 6, Tremonton 4 forfeited to Thatcher. . 6-- 5-- 4. Eagle Art For Sale the bald portrait eagle, the symbol of the American ideals of freedom, is being offered for sale to the public by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 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