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Show A Basketball THE To Carbon, Tournaments Letter to the Editor Provo Last Week Announced The Lehi Pioneers were handed a double defeat last week when edged them Carbon 66-6- Dates in 5 6-- first quarter. The teams fought evenly the balance of the first half, with In the e score the University. 30-2- 9. half-tim- minute of the second quarCooper tied the score and after a free throw at by Carbon, Scott Hinton hit an outside shot to put the Pioneers ahead only to have a field goal by the Dinos reverse the lead. Carbon threatened to break the game wide open on a three-poiplay, which gave them Lehi again led with 31 seconds left in the half on a three-poiplay by Terry Kirkham to make but a free throw and a it field goal put Carbon back in the lead as the gun sounded. Carbon came back strong in the second half and quickly got a lead over the Pioneers. The 3 closest Lehi could cut the margin was 1 on the outside shooting of Hinton. Carbon made the difference in the game with their 9 rebounding and jumped to a advantage. A late - game surge by the Pioneers threatened in the final minutes of play, but was not enough in the final seconds. with 5:25 7 After leading 7 remaining and as much as with 2:06 left, Lehi was able to whittle the score to 3 with 50 seconds left to play. Lehi' s six straight points came on free throws by Brent Miner and a couple of field goals by David Lind. As Carbon inbound-e- d the ball they were fouled, but missed the first shot of a situation. However, they stole a Lehi pass and were fouled attempting a layup. Carbon made both of the free throws with 35 seconds remaining. Lehi brought the ball down the court quickly but missed the shot and on the rebound a jump ball was called. After a frantic scramble another tie was called and Lehi got the tip, with seven seconds left. Lehi took the last shot and missed, giving Carbon a one point margin and the game. In Friday night' splay, the Provo Bulldogs rolled easily past the Pioneers with a win. The battling Pioneers' were just no match for the Bulldogs, who rolled to a 15lead in the first quarter. The Pioneers tried to neutralize Provo's greater height, speed and firepower by employing a type of offense and going only for the "cinch" baskets, but the strategy failed because Lehi couldn't penetrate the Provo defense for good inside shots and were off target on what few bombs they tried to lob over the Provo team's heads. The Pioneers never recovered from the shattering effects of Provo's whirlwind attack that rolled up a 2 lead by the end of the first quarter and a 0 half-tim- e advantage. The Bull9 at dogs were out in front mark. the The P rovo defense was so tough that only Brent Miner scored in the double figures, earning ten points for the evening. first ter Kim 13-- 4, Roger J. Siglin Roger J. Siglin Is New Timp nt 25-1- 8. coach. Cave Naturalist 40-3- 43-4- 48-2- 57-4- 64-5- 64-6- ne PART OF BANTAM LEAGUE The Royals are shown, front row, 1. to r., Calvin Evans, Kent Bushman, Bruce Nielson, Wayne Black, Victor Colledge, Neil Christofferson and Steven Russon. Second row, 1. to r., Jeff Peterson, Coach LaVell Colledge, Chip Atkinson, Randy Southwick, Bart Hardman, Kevin Russon, Daniel Terry and Ted Myrick, assistant coach. uted to this worthy cause. Next scheduled play for the Bantam League for Feb. 26 Is Bantams Play Benefit Games as follows: p.m. Suns vs. Lakers 7:00 p.m. 76'ers vs. Bulls 8:00 p.m. vs. Royals LEAGUE STANDINGS LOSS TEAM WIN 0 At Lehi Armory During games played Feb. 19 in the Bantam League, the last place Lakers won their first game of the season over the 76'ers with a final score of 30 to 28. Jolley played a good game for the winners and ended with 12 big points. Welch added eight. Gary Carlton hit for 13 and Ken Sorensen for six in a losing cause for the 76'ers. Ralph Roberts heads the Lakers and Steve Peterson the 76'ers. In a battle for first place, the Celtics outlasted the Bucs 24 to 21. It was a well played game throughout with the Celtics ahead 16 to 10 at the half. Christofferson led the winners with nine points, followed by Smith with nine and Lind with five. Jay Christofferson led all players with 12 points and Downs added three for the losers. The Suns, out for a upset, stayed with the Bulls right to the final seconds with the Bulls ending the game on the long end of the score 31 to 27. Wade was hot at the hoop with 14 points for the winners. John Fowler led the losers with 12. GAMES PLAYED FEB. 21 The Lakers and the Bucs opened the Bantam Benefit Day and the Bucs bombed the Lakers 46 to 16. Sorensen with 12, Christ -offerson's 11, Down's 10 and Sunderland's eight points led the way for the lopsided victory. Carter led the cold shooting Lakers with eight points. The Celtics, coached by Neal Colledge, took over first place with a 40 to 25 victory over the Suns. With Kip Peterson-coache- d most of the starting Suns in foul trouble in the second half, the Celtics continued to bomb the hoop, with the Suns unable to stop them. Chris Lind had a fine game and ended with 16 points for the Celtics. Robert Davis added nine. The scoring for the Suns was evenly divided with Cooper getting nine, Fowler, five, Yates five, Holbrook three and Hinton two. Serg Nelson led his Bulls to another victory to stay alive for a second place spot. The hot Bulls lead by Ricky Nelson's 15 points and Glen Goates added 13, The Royals started slow then gained on the Bulls In the third quarter, but a cold last quarter led to the defeat. Final score, Bulls 41, Mc-St- ay Royals 30. TURN TICKET MONEY IN The league would like to remind the players who haven't as yet turned in their money for the sale of the benefit tickets, to do so at once. We want to thank the boys for their help in the sale of the tickets and also the parents and supporters who contrib Celtics 8 Bucs Bulls Suns Royals 8 State Wrestling Meet Starts Today Five Lehi High School wrestqualified for the State Wrestling Tournament by placing in the Region, it was reported by Prin1 en2 cipal Dale H. Price. Those 2 tering theState meet will be Kevin 6 Roseman, Gary Petersen, Scott 6 Beal, Kerry Welch and Kent Udell 8 together with their coach Neil 8 4 3 76'ers Lakers l l Sp. Defeats lers Manning. The State Meet will be held at the Bonneville High School beginning this evening. The first round will begin at 6 p.m. The Fork second round will begin at 1 p.m. Friday (tomorrow), with third round starting at 7 the in p.m. Friday evening. On Saturday, February 28, at 1 p.m. the fourth round will begin and the final matches will The Lehi Pioneers tasted de- begin at 7 p.m. to determine first, feat at the hands of the Spanish second, third and fourth places Fork Dons last week in the final in each weight. All parents and the public are league game in Region Four, invited to attend these meets. with the final score 8 Final Lehi League Game 81-5- 8. The volved Pioneers are now in- in a round-robi- n playoff to determine a tournament berth. They will play their second game tomorrow evening. The Lehi team ended league play with a two to six tally. The two teams battled on even terms for the first quarter, with the score tied However, the Dons began to move ahead in the second quarter and then broke the game wide open in the third period, coasting to an easy victory in the final quarter. After the first quarter the Spanish Fork team steadily hit the bucket and as the game progressed, only stayed alive by some steady shooting from the foul line. Scott Hinton was top scorer 17-1- 7. Chamberlain Completes Training S. Airman Spencer G. Chamberlain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Af-to- -0 ball-contr- ol one-ha- Defensive Driving Course Begins Tuesday, March 3 The driver who has not yet had an accident, the one whose mistakes, from deeply ingrained habits, just haven't yet caught up with him, can be thought of as a time bomb accident on the way to happening, J. Earl Johnson, Director, Safety Council for Utah County said recently. These people need help and they can get it. Johnson pointed out, "We identify some of the really bad drivers often when they pile up. If their licenses are revoked, we have a chance to keep them off the street. But the driver who is good, yet not quite good enough that's the one we want to help. He pointed to the Defensive Driving Course, beginning on March 3 in Provo, as the local driver's best chance to improve an their abilities. The Provo course will be held at Provo High School, RoomCl-- 5 starting at 7:00 p.m. Four sessions with instructors certified by the National Safety Council concentrate on improving abilities in three general areas. two-ho- er Approximately 20 couples gathered February 12 for the annual Lehi Riding Club Ladies Night and were treated to a delicious chicken dinner in the permitting. jif m mmmkm v in people feel about the war and how we don't even belong here. If we didn't do this to help the people of Viet Nam, do you think it would make us seem any stronger? Keep up your faith with the promises that we have made? Would our allies really believe that we would help them if we possibly could? I say that we have a definite purpose over here: To save these people from communism and not be oppressed by it. I speak not only of Viet Nam but Korea, World War II. These were things that had to be done. We couldn't sit back and let the communists take over 'the world by surgency. We had to emto stop ploy them. That is why Korea happened in 1950. That is why Viet Nam Is going on today. To show that we mean what we say and to back it up with action. I believe that a few things that one of our greatest presidents ever said are sound and sure: "Ask not what your country will do for you ask what you can do for your country." I believe in this 100 per cent. That is why I am in Viet Nam. I joined the army in 1969 andwent to Fort Sam Houston, Texas to learn how to doctor the people to help them with their sanitation counter-insurgen- Fairfield Richard Nielson. 12. Sprlne- - ville, suffered abrasions and cuts on his scalp, face and back when he was attacked by a large Ger man ShepherdSunday about 2p.m. The vouth was reported in fair condition after surgery at the Utah Valley LDS Hospital Sunday night. The bov. foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dubois, Spring ville, was riding horses with a comDanion. Ivan Willards, 11, Ce dar Valley Boys Ranch, when the three year old dog frightened the horses. The bovs were thrown from their mounts and the dog attacked the Nielson boy when he tried to go after the horses. The doe. whose owner police refused to identify, was driven away by a passerby, Paul Curtis, -- Fairfield. Utah County Deputy Sheriff Steve Payne reported the dog had been taken into custody of the Utah County Animal Control Officer and will be held for observation for 14 days. The owner reauested the doe be killed fol lowing the observation period. Shelley Eastmond Home From Hospital Miss Shelley Eastmond, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Eastmond of Lehi, recently completed the second in a series of problems. These problems are two orthapedic operations on her really great and need to be looked Is at home. and leg from at, changed and removed The surgery was performed by these people. These changes will take years, Dr. S.W. Allred, a specialist at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake years that will go toward build- the City January 28. ing a strong, able ally. Her mother reports that while I would like to thank you for listening to my argument. I do Shelley is still in a cast she is believe in what I am doing over able to get around by means of a here. If I die here it will be walker. Shelley is able to greet visitfor a cause stronger than a few ors. people. Thank you very much. Prejudice is a great time saver Pfc Kenneth J. Sorenson enables one to form opinit ions without bothering to get the LIVESTOCK BUYERS 5 Aata ay Back in 1915, a call cost $20.70. Ever since, the cost has been a steady progression downward. Now for the 26th time we're initiating the biggest Long Distance reductions in our history. You save money no matter what time of the day or which day of the week when call. an you direct-dia call any- For instance, you can now direct-dit, three minutes, for just 85 cents or where less any week night from 5 till 1. That's 5 cents cheaper and two hours sooner. You can make that same call for 70 cents on weekends from 8 am Saturday 10 5 Sunday night. That's 30 cents cheaper. On weekdays, you can make that call from 8 to 5 for $1.35. That's 35 cents cheaper. A major reason for these reductions, of course, is improved technology, a job we consider our constant responsibility. With most other costs going up, it gives us a good deal of pleasure to share with you one that's going down. MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN Weekend Rate 70 or Less -- 3 "uXef 20 or Each Additional Minute Day Rate $1.35 or Les- s3 Minutes 45 or Less Each Additional Minute - mwi. know where to but when I hear of the how problems back home--abo- ut begin, Youth at Reserved seats for a single session will not be sold in advance. High School students with activiHHC c187th Infantry ty cards will be admitted for 75 facts. cents to each session. These stu- 101st ABN Div. dent tickets will not be sold in APO San Francisco, California 96383 advance. P. S. Your comments will be MEN NEEDED For those desiring season tickets to any or all of these tourna- appreciated. In this area to train as ments are urged to write to the When someone gets something above address, sending full payment with order. An individual for nothing, someone else, gets nothin for somethin. may receive two season tickets for each'uame written on the application. The same person for the tournament will have an LEARN TO BUY CATTLE, may order season tickets for the opportunity to purchase student AA THE B and the A tournaments. tickets in advance. "The As HOGS AND SHEEP at tale barns, lead loll, and The purchase of a season ticket sociation does not approve of tin larms. We preler to train man with liveilocK prevents standing in the ticket chaperoned students making reexperience. For local interview, write age, line-u- p for each session. Tickservations in hotels and motels phone, addresa and background. ets for the separate sessions will during the tournaments. This NATIONAL MEAT PACKING not go on sale until 8:30 a.m. practice should be discouraged 6211 Radiant Drive the day the tournament begins. by parents," the Association San Jose, California 95123 Schools which qualify teams stated. coast-to-coa- st m Dear Editor: I don't really Dog Attacks distance calliii one down 54-1- three-quart- ur Lehi Soldier Looks At Viet Norn War 26, 1970 FEBRUARY PRESS, THURSDAY, the cot of Ion 32-1- ed quarters. os 19-- club building. In charge of the banquet were Dean Lott, president and chairman; Robert Webb, Dale Harris and Don Peterson. for the Pioneers with 15 points. Don Bullock, a former Lehi Terry Kirkham hit for 14 points resident, brought a group of and Dave Lind tallied 12 points. musicians from Salt Lake to In spite of the score, entertain. it was an interesting and well A ride has been scheduled for played game for the first three Saturday, February 21, weather one-sid- Roger J. Siglin has been appointed naturalist at the Timp-anogCave National Monument. Mr. Siglin transferred here from Big Bend National Park in Southwest Texas. He has been with the park service for the lf past three and years. He holds a Masters Degree In Wildlife Management from Colorado State University, and has served three years with the U.S. Army. He and his wife, Beverly, are the parents of two children, Jo Ann, seven and Kurt, four. Holds Ladies' Night n Chamberlain of Cedar has completed basic trainFort, ing at Lackland AFB, Texas. He has been assigned to Shep-par- d AFB, Texas, for training in the transportation field. Airman Chamberlain is a 1969 graduate of Lehi High School. D. 81-- Beginning times for the AA Tournament is as follows: Bracket One will play Monday and Wednesday. Bracket Two will play Tuesday and Thursday. The surviving teams will compete in the semi-fina- ls Friday. The four final games are to be held Saturday. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, andThursday, March the first sessions will be played at 2:30 and 4:30 and the second sessions at 6:30 and 8: 20. Friday games will be played at It 50, 1:40 and 3:30 for the first session, and second sessions will be played at 5:30, 7:20 and 9:10. Saturday, March 7, games will be played at 2:00, and 3:50 for the first session; and 6:10 and 8:00 for the second session. Beginning game times for the B and A Tournaments will be as follows: On Wednesday and Thursday, first session games will begin at 10:00, 11:30, LOO and 2: 30. Second session games will begin at 4: 30, 6:00, 7:30, and 9:00. On Friday, first session games will be played at 11:00, 12:30 and 2:00, with second session at 4:30, 6:00, and 7:30. Saturday games will be played at 2:00, and 3:30 for the first session, and 6:00 and 7:30 for the second session. Admission prices for season tickets, which will be sold through the Utah High School Activities Association, 19 West South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101, will be as follows: $17 for the 12 sessions for the AA Tourney and $15 for the 8 sessions of either the B or A Tournaments. 2-- 5, nt 29-2- 7, high have been released. The A A Tournament will be held March 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 at the University of Utah. The B Tournament will beheldMarch 4, 5, 6, and 7 at Cedar City High Schoool. The Class A Tourney will be held March 11, 12, 13 and 14 at Brigham Young 81-3- five minutes of play in the for the various school basketball tournaments a thriller Wednesday evening, and Provo ran away from them in a 4 tilt Friday evening. Carbon got an early lead of 0 before the Pioneers finally scored on a bucket by Lind after THE BUCS OF THE BANTAM LEAGUE front row, 1. to r., Jeff Colledge, Carl Lovendahl, Stephen Stewart, Jeff Covington and Brian Squire. Second row, 1. to r., Brent Larsen, Drew Downs, Guy row is Arnie Cardon, Sorensen, William Sunderland, Jay Christofferson and Clayton Roberts. Back LEHI FREE Pioneers Lose - al al 5 pfj coast-to-coas- J s ' r s against the law to pursue calm hcauty of winter outdoors. I'm- considerate of others' property and tlie weakened condition of wildlife. Knjoy e midlife !!! ihi' - Utah Fish & Game Safety and good manners call for on roads and trails, not over or through fences, gates or other places where damage may occur. Mountain Bell Evening Rata 85 or Lass -3 Minutes 25 or Lass Each Additional Minute pM Late Night Rate 35 or Less -- 1 Minute 20 or Less Each Additional Minute - , To anywhere ln lh . continental U. S. except Alaska. Add tax. 8 AM Long Distance rates for e calls you dial yourself. |
