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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1971 Wards Lehi First, Seventh, Ninth To Play in Region Basketball Tourcsy Lehi TOP LEHI WRESTLERS Kevin Roseman, Paul Gardner and Gary Petersen, honors in the recent State Wrestling Meet held in Bountiful last week-en- d. BULLS TAKE FIRST PLACE In Lehi Bantam Basketball to enter Region play. They are front to r., Manager Kurtis Nelson, Mike Robinson, John Harr, Bert Gray and Bret Player. Second row, L to r., Steven Carlton, Marvin Talayumpterus, Ray Worthen, Ricky Nelson, Todd Nelson, Paul Bean and Wade McStay. Back row, Coach Serg Nelson, Assistant Coach Ken Carlton. Assistant Coach Bob McKinney was absent when picture was taken. row, L Savage of Brighton won the medal for outstanding wrestler of the tourney and our neighbor ing school of Pleasant Grove won the team title to tne de light of Region Four fans. Our Region made a fine showing in the tourney and attested to the caliber ofwrestlingwe have here. Our congratulations go to all the kids and their fine coaches. This sport requires a serious dedication to training and no one but unlimited class eats all they want to during the season. We are especially proud of Lehi's squad for their accomplishments over the year and a special congratulation to Paul, Kevin and Gary for their fine showing at the State meet this year. We also congrat-ula- te our fine coaching staff, Lehi Matmen Make Fine Showing At State Meet TO ENTER BANTAM BASKETBALL REGION play March 9. They finished second place in Lehi Bantam Basketball. They are, front row, 1. to r., Bob Ellison, Kent Barnes, Brent Dorton, Kelley Price, Danny Austin and Steve Russon. Second row, 1. to r., Manager Dan Terry, Keith Bushman, Kevin Russon, Chip Atkinson, Vic Colledge and Coach LaVell CoUedge. Absent when picture was taken were Bruce Nielsen, Wayne Black, Kenneth Shaw and Assistant Ted Myrick. ROYALS Bulls Win Bantam Basketball LEHI PIONEERS DEFEAT PL. GROVE VIKINGS TEAM WITH CLOSE SCOPE of 44-4- 2 Final Standings: learn won Bulls Royals Suns 12 io By Jeff Kunz Loss 0 2 5 Lakers Stars 7 g 4 Bucs 3 9 Celtics o 12 6 8 REGION PLAY Region play will begin March 9 with the first round played at the local Armory. The Royals will play the AmericanFork sec ond place team at 6:30 p.m. The Bulls will play the American Fork Fourth Place team at 8:00 p.m. The Lehi National Guard wish es to thank all wno nave helped make this a successful year for Bantam BasketbaU. The director, referees, timers and scorers, the coaches and everyone connected with the program is given a vote of thanks. The sponsors are given an extra special thanks. Jeff Kunz The Lehi Pioneers displayed a burst of sheer fortitude and cunning play to defeat the PI. Grove Viking team and attain third place rating in Region Four. The playoff encounter took place on Saturday, Feb. 27 at PI. Grove. The teams were fairly evenly matched throughout with Lehi making nine points in the first quarter to Pleasant Grove's six. In the second, the Vikings seesawed to 24 against 17 for the Pioneers. In the third, Lehi again 2, forged ahead with going on to hold their two point lead for the finale 2. Brock for the Vikings, fouled out in the third quarter. Ron Peck for Lehi, also fouled out In the third. Gene Francom had foul trouble in the fourth quar 34-3- 44-4- The Payson Lions defeated the Lehi Pioneer quintette in the playoff game held last Thurs day, Feb. 25, on the Orem High School floor. This left Lehi scheduled to meet the PI. Grove Vikings on Saturday, Feb. 27, at Pleasant Grove. Final score in Thursday's game was 76 for Payson, against Lehi's hard won 59 points. By quarters, Lehi made nine points against 25 for the Lions in the first quarter; 29 to 42 in the second; 44 for Lehi, with Payson at 50 in the third, and the final calculation of 6. Gene Francom, center for Lehi, was high scorer with 21 points. This included seven field goals and seven out of nine possible foul shots. Making a close second rating was plucky Ron Ellison, guard, with four field goals and 12 out of 13 foul shots for a big 20 points. 59-7- Cameron Cooper, guard, Roseman, Lehi; 3. Anderson, Sky View; 4. Sanderson, PI. Grove 129 pounds1. Sanderson, PI. Grove; 2. Tafoya, Tooele, 3. Wauneka, Intermountain Indian School; 4. Badger, Highland 135 pounds1. Balls, Sky View; 3. Boothe, Spanish Fork. 3. Mack, Olympus; pounds1. Lofler, points. Peck, forward, made eight a notable score of three field goals and two out of two foul shots. Clark Hansen was top scorer for the Vikings with 10 points, made up with four field goals and two out of five foul shots Brock made nine with two field goals and five out of six foul shots. Eight points from Carson Included four field goals. Allred made six points with two field goals and two out of two foul shots. Park Hansen made four with one field goal and two out of four foul shots. West made four with two field goals and rero on two foul shots. Whitehead missed a foul shot for zero points. Crump made one with a foul shot for the Vikings. Lehi was scheduled to meet Dixie Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. at the BYU Fleldhouse.. Ron points with PECK'S BUILDERS State Street - Lehi DISCOVER THE VALUE OF A PENNY DURING YOU GET FOR 2. AT OUR LOW SALE PRICE L3IlJ class ingunsmithing will BARREL Q. POWELL, Agent 3 PIECE SCREWDRIVER Phone 13 North Merchant 756-61- Springville; Ben Lomond; pounds1. Huff, INCOME in TAX case with lift out tray B $00 J Extra I Open Evenings 5 - 10 p. m. Noon to 10 p. m. Saturdays Q package of 10 286 E. Main, Lehi package at our low Sale Price j U W W FESCO PLASTIC Q WHEN YOU TRASH CAN 2X(o(S BUY SPONGE MOP AT OUR V-TM- 9l LOW SALE w PRICE tftfiin) North Slate Street pkg. 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He missed out with zero on a possible five foul terson, Lehi; 4. Westergard, Weber. shots. Earl Walker, forward, made two field goals for four points, with no additional advantages from one possible foul shot. Ron Peck, forward, made two points with two out of two foul shots. Brad Sunderland brought in two points with one field goal. Pay son's Weight for the Lions made 23 points with eight field goals and seven out of nine foul shots. Burton came next with nine field goals and two out of four foul shots for 20 points. officials. scouting Carter made 12 with four field and four out of eight foul not the but goals is idleness, Liberty shots. free use of time. Due to an error in tabulation the 100 points noted for the Eagle Scout rating were not assigned to Troop Four, at the recent Scout Court of Honor. With these points added, Troop Four was actually in first place. Merlin Limb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Limb, achieved the high rank of Eagle Scout in January, but this was not credited at that time, but was held over for the February Court of Honor. However, the points were not credited to Troop Four, at that Court. This error will be corrected at the March Court of Honor, was reported by 31 31 20 Ccntral Utah Insurance Agency James C. Grace, instructor. Classes will be held on Tues- Harris, ores; 35 SUPPLY ed by Tooele 141 2. or lose, they play Saturday at 9:45 p.m. At 8:30 p.m., the Lehi Seventh Ward will play American Fork Fifth Ward In Room 138, Richards Building. Win or lose, they will play at 6:00 p.m. Saturday, March 6. Spectators are welcome. This will be Zone 22 competition. Winners will play in the All Church Tournament in Salt Lake City, March 14 to 19. Class Starts Mar. 8 4. Montano, ter. Ron Ellison, guard for Lar ry Shurtliff s Pioneers, chowed his metal with 15 points, made with six field goals and by grabbing three out of six possible foul shots. Cameron Guard, brought in 11 for his team, with five field goals and one out of one possible foul shots. Gene Francom, center, made two field goals and five out of 10 foul shots for a much needed nine 2. At 7:15 p.m., the Lehi Ninth Ward Seniors will play the Alpine Ward team in Room 156, Richards Building, at BYU. Win New Gunsmithing A new Baum, Spanish SPRAYPANTI 16-O- Z. FOR ONLY BUSINESS BAKED ON ENAMEL When you buy first Molded seat and cover fits most SALE 141 Wtst Miin TEFLON PAD & COVER SET SPECIAL FOR i fully Equipped For Farmers and Ranchers Lihi THIS WEEK xXx ONLY I J J PURCHASE IRONING BOARD Sfc1 95 AT OUR LOW SALE PRICE Convenience llcnteft .Mattel FRUIT PUNCH HOURS 15 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS MM MMUJ mtE.Ml 141 West Moin Ox YOU GET A For The Motorist reenwoo ds - . PRICED and Services SEAT TOILET can at 01 low sale price at Freeway Exit Full Line of Supplies Nv Rich- 32 Sky View pounds1. Isom, Layton; 2. be started March 8, at the Utah Love, Kearns; 3. Romero, Technical College, it is announc4. Fork pounds1. Prete, Provo; urday, at 8:30 p.m. In the ards Building. TROUBLE LIGHT prus Tooele; Seventh and Ninth 36 Brighton 115 122 CORRECTION By pounds1. Virgil, Kearns; Trujillo, Hillcrest; 3. Meyers, Provo; 4. Petts, West. 108 pounds1. Martinez, East; 2. Shiba, Clearfield; 3. Lopez, Granger; 4. Redriquez, Cy- LEHI PIONEERS DEFEATED BY PAYSON LIONS IN OR EM PLAYOFF GAME League, Two Teams Enter Region Play The Bulls kept their perfect record by beating the Lakers 51 to 37 in the final round of play Saturday, February 27. They will now enter the Region playoffs. Ricky Nelson hit for 16 and McStay for 10. Welch led the loosers with 17 points. The Royals won over the Suns 30 to 26 and will also enter in Region play. Vic Colledge was high for the winners with 12 points. Keven Russon added 10. Glenn Hinton had seven and Cooper had four for the Suns. Arnie Car dons Bucs bombed the last place Celtics 54 to 27. Sunderland hit for 33 points a high for any player this year. Larsen added 12 for the winners. Robert Davis finished with 17 for the loosers. 101 2. r. to Tooele Provo Spanish Fork Kearns Olympus Lehi Layton At the State Class A Wrestling meet held in Bountiful at beautiful Viewmont High School last weekend, Lehi's matmen garnered enough points to take eighth place although we are the smallest A team in the tournament. We are justly proud of the s. accomplishments of our We had two men place second; Kevin Roseman in the 122 pounds class and Paul Gardner in the 158 pound class. Gary Peterson, our mighty sophomore heavyweight, took third, losing Coach Charles Rohback and only to Brighton's Kelly Brown Chuck Henry for a good job who is champion. Paul was. deweU done. feated by Brighton's Steve Taylor Final team standings ended up and Craig Prete of Provo dethis way: feated Kevin in the championSchool Points 48 ship matches. PL Grove Final standings are as follows: 47 repre-senative- 1. First, Ward basketball teams will represent Lehi in regional competition, according to Charles Porter, Stake athletic director. The tournament starts Friday, March 5, at Brigham Young University. Lehi Ninth Ward Junior team plays American Fork Fifth Ward team on that date at 6:00 p.m. They will play in Room 146 at the Richards Building at BYU. Win or lose, they will play Saturday at 9:45 p.m. On Friday, at 7:15 p.m., the Lehi First Ward will play the Orem Twentieth Ward in Room 39 144, Richards Building at BYU. 37 Win or lose they will play Sat- - UM REED S0MERVILLE, SS j (( 11 (i Operator 'Service is Our Greatest Asset" jet PORTA CHECK STEEL FILE Complete with monthly index folders and divider, PORTA FILE Complete with alphabetical index cards, YOUR CHOICE MODERN LIVING WINDOW CLEANER Save now on this big 14 ounce can. WITH THIS COUPON |
