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Show THE LEADER-GARLAN- TIMES, December 8. D Page 1977, 7 Tonight At 5:30 p.m. MEMBERS OF the Bear River High girls basketball team are (1 to r) front row: Katie Cutler. Laurie Kearl, Sharon Hurley, Dina Tucker, Laurie Hupp, Tricia Bourne, Kelli Jones, Penny Nielson; back row: Vonna Udy, Mary Alice Roche, Susan Rudd, Kris Bessinger, Jan Fronk, Becky Barfuss, Dixie Wood, Karen Sorenson. Debbie Morrison, Carrie Ann Gardner. Absent: Jackie Madsen. WRESTLING CUB Bear River High School Girls' Basketball Schedule SCHEDULE 1977-197- Gals' Basketball Open i Z 8 The gals kick off their basketball season tonight at Bear River High School when they host Intermountain. Varsity action starts at 5:30 p.m., followed by junior varsity action at 7 p.m. The girls' squad will also be at home Tuesday, Dec. 13, when they host Skyview in a second practice game. The next day, Dec. 14, the squad is at Bonneville for a third practice game. League action gets under way Jan. 4 when the Bears host Logan High. Guiding the squad this year is Coach Farrell Williams, assisted by Lynette Greenwell. Williams has 19 girls on the squad, including five seniors, five juniors and nine sophomores. The starting varsity squad r, will probably consist of Dixie Wood, Kris Bessinger, Susan Rudd and Becky Barfuss, all seniors, and junior, Jan Fronk. Miss Rudd rates as the top free-throshooter on the club. play-make- Dec. 8, Int. at B.R. 5:30 Dec. 13 Skyview at B.R. 5:30 Dec. 14 BR at Bon. 3:00 Dec. 21 Roy at B.R. 5:30 Jan. 4 Logan at B.R. 5':30 Jan. 12 B.R. at W. Cross 5:30 Jan. 18 B.E. at B.R. 5:30 Jan. 26 B.R. at Ogden 5:30 Feb. 2 B.R. at B.L. 5:30 Feb. 8 South at B.R. 5:30 Feb. 16 B.R. at Davis 5:30 Here's this year's Cub wrestling schedule: Dec. 8 BRJH at Highland. Dec. 15 BRJH at South Cache. Dec. 22 BRJH at Logan. Dec. 30 BRJH Christmas Invitational. Jan. 5 BR at North Cache. Jan. 10 Highland at BRJH. Jan. 12 BRJH at Box Elder. Jan. 19 South Cache at BRJH. Jan. 24 Logan at BRJH. Jan. 26 NC at BRJH. Jan. 31 BR at Wasatch Jr. Feb. 2 Box Elder at BRJH. Feb. 7 Region at Box Elder. w Stolon Car and to sharpen skills. A 1976 Lincoln Continental Mark IV was fished out of 12 leet of water at the Willard OIL 'Wrestler Of The Week' ' -- T vV L 39 zjt '134.95 U A Drowning 22 Grade passing 22 Two things which Williams doesn't like about the female basketball program are the 45 t Repair Order No. Authorized No,, , SAVINGS SPECIAL TUNE-U- P kwi, TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PAR- TS AND LABOR Air Daaftrahlp Signature Repair BEAR RIVER Junior High wrestling team captain, Danny Cervantez, weighs in with the assistance of Gary Shaw. The Cubs open their wrestling season this afternoon. 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MirtMi pm Pl9 " n4 ImiMw $11.40 Ttlaphorw $167 22 SHELLS STINGER CUSTOM LEATHER OIL FILTER SPECIAL Customer CARTON RIFLE L0KG CCI flM WILDCAT WINCHESTER quarts of oil. Motorcrafl oil filttr and inalallation. Customer Signature 73jC0 '147.50 Li Savage Springfield 22 ZJ995 mental attitude." Ant they'll have to do something about that," he said. Marlin 22 But, Williams said, "The squad seems to have a good a. Sophomore Rates Weekly Honor division. He posted pins in both matches. The victories came against Roy and Intermountain - both in the second round. Todd is one of two sophomores wrestling on the varsity this year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Grover of Tremonton. The teenager wrestled for three years, in Junior High at 78 and 92 pounds. "Todd is a sophomore who came over and lacked a lot of confidence," Coach Bill Bingham said. "I think now he's learned he can wrestle on the varsity, he can win." Bingham said he was afraid Todd was too quiet by nature to be aggressive. But, his nature changes completely on the mat. Wrestler of the week honors are decided by the coaching staff. and it (the girls' program) VARMINT HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS We've got your supplies Including traps A scent doit. TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PAR- TS AND LABOR s Sophomore Todd Grover is the smallest man on the Bear River High wrestling team but he rated the top spot this week as "Wrestler of the Week." Grover won his second match in as many starts in the S competi- home-and-ho- tion. The Bears meet each region team only once. As a result, they're on the road four times and at home three. "If they want to strengthen . FALL TOURNAMENT OF fncludai up to no years. what the defensive man is going to do," he said. Many aren't aware of what a screen is, let alone how to waters. The car was located about 40 feet from shore in gear with the key in the "on" position. What bothers him about the schedule is that there is schedule and game times. The varsity games are scheduled prior to the junior varsity games. That's just backward, in Williams' eyes. He said there's also talk of scheduling the girls' varsity contests as the preliminary game to the boys' varsity contest. He expects to see that happen in a couple of "They don't anticipate pay South Marina Saturday Summer: Mother Nature's Jy the Box Elder County answer to the energy crisis. Sheriff's Department. The car, valued at $10,000, The stores are expecting was apparently stolen in Oggewer gift returns after den and driven into the bay Christmas. Folks will need the stuff to stock their spring garage sales. Jackie Madsen, a senior, is out of the lineup for a few weeks with a broken arm, Williams said. "I feel pretty good," said Williams, who doesn't like to lose, whether he's coaching men or women. The team is inexperienced with only five players with any playing time at all. "These kids lost some close games last year," he said. Roy teat the squad twice by a point each time. ' Williams is also impressed with his sophomore crew. "The sophomore bunch is coming on real good," he said. Kelly Jones, a sophomore, has the speed and will see a lot of varsity action, Williams predicted. Karen Sorenson, Lori Kearl and Penny Nielsen also look good. One problem with girl's sports, Williams admits, is the girls' lack of experience. Working with the sophomores is "like going back to the third and fourth grade for boys. You've got all the fundamentals to teach." Williams has to work with the girls to break habits like shooting off the wrong foot START AT JUST NEW f400 ' SHIPMENT $167 a NYLON TRICOT EACH 108 YARD INCH MENS SPORT COATS & 3 PC RED HEART YARN VESTED SUITS GREAT sltidaa. 20 newmoblln ' WINTUK Vi DISCOUNT WnldVl aeDinft snowmobfle. 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