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Show Thursday, September 11, 198fr-P- age B- -l Teams Take Top Honors At Region Show 4-- H .(SDdflfe L7S Utah County's junior horsemanship teams 4-placed first and second at the regional The big and fast Lehi Pioneers proved too powerful for Bear River Friday night as the Bears dropped their first home 210. game Lehi's defense kept the Bears in the hole most of the game, allowing them only one drive and just six first downs. Pioneer quarterback Wade Cardon rushed for two of Lehi's three TD's and threw for the third on a 48 yarder to Dave Nattress. Cardon was 9 for 13 for 183 yards with only one interception. The Pioneers kicked off to start the game and Bear River took over on their own 29. The Pioneer defensive line of Hamby, Geyerman, Fackrell, Nelson and Thayne showed the Bears offense they meant business by holding the Bears to a minus 10 yards on their first series. The Pioneers got the ball on their 34 yard line and started to move only to have the first of a number of penalties stall their drive. Neither team could put together a scoring drive the first quarter and both teams exchanged punts twice in the ' ' I "t , opening quarter. With six minutes left in the half, Lehi took the ball on the 40 yard line where Mike Bonds exploded out of the backfield for runs of 7 and 21 yards bringing the ball down to the 12 yard line. There Bonds and Mark Jones took turns carrying the ball until they reached the two yard line. Now Lehi's offense got tough and allowed Cardon to tip toe in from the 2 for the Pioneers' first score. The PAT was with two missed which made it minutes left in the first half. The bears came out throwing for a score before the half, but Troy Peterson intercepted a pass to give the Pioneers the ball on the Bear 46 line. After two running plays, Cardon hit Nattress on a 44 yard scoring toss. A try for two failed and the Pioneers had a 12-- lead, with both TD's coming in the last two minutes of the second quarter. Lehi's Mike Bonds took the second half kickoff, bounced off a tackier and then raced 80 yards for an apparent TD only to have it called back on a clipping call. The safety; Pioneers lost three scoring opportunities during the game due to penalties. After exchanging punts, Bear River found themselves deep in their own territory with Lehi's defense breathing down their necks. In an attempted screen pass, Lehi's Mark Jones, Mike Hamby and John Geyerman smothered the receiver in the end zone for a safety making the score 14-- as the third quarter ended. The Pioneers' last score came after an Mark Griffin Punts ' 717 5- - 82 37.2 46 Penalties 8 115 13- - "'J South High, they lost again to but are improving. The Pioneers want to keep their record in tact and should be ready for the Tooele squad. powerful Elko Lehi Giants lost series twelve-wee- k Sunday, August 31 at 5:30 p.m. This live, phone-iprogram will feature highlights of University of Utah football season's players. Subsequent broadcasts will use film clips from previous games and interviews with sports VIP's. Beecher is the Executive Allyson r Producer of the show. Reece Stein is Producer; Al Cutler, Director. Sports enthusist and Marcroft will act as announcer Bill show and will introduce the e half-hou- with Howard. Discover Klondike Jack's Pizza! Klondike's is here to stay! Our and to your family is to try us for our f'fr chiillt'iif-i- ' Trophies will be awarded for first, second and third places. this week, the The first show in the is a superb family dining and excellent pizza, sandwiches, salad, garlic bread, and beverages. 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IN LITTLE LEAGUE action Scott moved River Provo-Jorda- thank to want Pleasant Grove. with Wayne Howard. required The registration fee is three dollars ($3.00) per person. Registration cfn be accomplished prior to the race at the starting point or, earlier, at the Utah County Recreation Department Office, 176 East Center in Provo; the Jordan River State Parkway Office, 1545 West 1000 North in Salt or the teams Both McKendrick for his help in coaching. Team members were chosen from the top riders in the county 4-show held at The Wayne Howard Coach's Show has to KUED, Channel 7 beginning Pioneers are looking for revenge on last year's loss on their home field. The Buff's have a big team and after a big loss to Counties on Saturday, September 13. A canoe race will be conducted from Utah Lake to the Jordan Narrows beginning at 9 a.m. Two persons are permitted per canoe, and the wearing of a personal flotation device (Coast Guard approved life jacket) is City; Goshen; Jeff Stulce and Wade Fackrell both of Springville. Coach's Show Moved U Of U Pioneers travel to Tooele this Friday for another night game at 7:30 p.m. The The public is invited to get acquainted with boating opportunities on the Jordan River in Utah and Salt Lake Lake Clayson of Spanish Fork. B Team - Tracy Conder and Trudy Durrant both of Lindon; Sherry Prince, Manila; Clydene Cook, Cedar Fort; Stacey Evans, 27 4- - Jordan River Parkway Race Saturday tm "Mil 40.2 4- - Returns The Pioneers appear to have one of the better defensive units in their class. They have shut out two AAA schools in their first two outings of the season. The defensive unit lined up with Mike Bonds and Troy Peterson at the corners, Dave Nattress at 0 24 325 TOTAL run by Cardon from 18 yards out for the final TD of the evening. Miner hit the PAT and the Pioneers held the 21-- 0 lead for the rest of the game. 913 183 Passing Eric Haws interception. A pass to Geyerman and a 10 yard run by Griffin set up the fine 58 142 Rushing 0 6-- 0 RB"r Lehi Loralee Mecham, Lindon; Kenja Manila; Cheryl Wilson and Stacey Taylor, both of Santaquin; Jennifer Peay, West Mountain; Seth Orton, Salem; and Debbie Oran, Springville; Stacey the first place trophy at the time of the meet, an error in scoring was later discovered which made the B team the actual winners. Both teams received first place trophies. Utah County's B team scored 400 points with the A team scoring a close second with 390 points. Salt Lake County was third, Wasatch fourth, Duchesne, fifth, Summit sixth and Uintah seventh. The Scott county agent, youth McKendrick was very proud of both teams. Members of the team include: Geyerman, Jon Peet, Jim Fackrell, Darin Allman, Cory Thayne and Kurt Nelson made up the line. Team Runalfson, show held recently at Heber. Although the A team received linebackers are Garth Fjellstrom, and Mark Jones. Hamby. John STflTISTICS A AMERICAN FORK 756-355- 1 V If |
