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Show 1 j?SQi otMo 0PO70 0 Cilccoreccra J. Rc!ph C3caCuui 'DOOo Dinr.:!l Insurance, 120 N. 100 E., Amcriccn Forh 756-351- SIATi (AIM a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Like 8 How OHice HoftM. Mnmb INSURANCE Free Press Thursday, September 7, 1989 - Page 7 Sports Pioneers beat Uintah in home football opener By TRACT WILSON While filling out the data sheet prior to last Friday's high school football game, Coach Lon Magnus-so- n and this writer decided the field was "fast and dry It took only 13 seconds for Jake Smith to confirm that assessment as he ran the initial kickoff of the game back 86 yards for the first of 21 first quarter points and headed the host Pioneers toward a 6 win over the longtime 3A competitors from Vernal. On the ensuing kickoff after Smith's scoring burst, Uintah started at their own 25 but gained only 1 yard in three plays. They puntedtothe50whereSmithagain got hold of the pigskin and sprinted 24 yards to the 26. A face mask penalty moved the ball to the 13, and three plays later Lehi quarterback Robert Calton danced into the end zone two scores within 3 minutes and 22 seconds. Sam Wadles PAT kicks were good on both scores and the Pioneers led Lehi-Uinta- h 35-2- 14-- 0. After two Ute punts and an interception of Calton's second pass, Lehi got the ball at Uintah's 32. Two passes to Wadley, for 15 and 17 yards, pushed the score to 20-- at the 2:14 mark and Wadley added the PAT for a 21-- bulge at the quarter. Lehi had only 68 total yards to Uintah's 22, but the Pioneers had points to show on the scoreboard. The second period was more of the same as Lehi earned four first downs, 90 yards, and two more touchdowns. Calton passed to 0 0 Wadley at 7:34 for the first; the PAT kick was wide, and then Calton ran in from the 1 with 1:26 on the clock for the second. Calton's pass to Clint Peck for two PAT points was successful. The half ran out with Uintah totalling only 5 yards on one completed pass (out of seven thrown), and a running play (out of four attempts). . In the third period, two "other teams came out to play. Lehi sputtered and Uintah was ignited. Two Ute interceptions helped the visitors' cause and 132 yards of offense didn't hurt them. Lehi ran for only 8 and passed for 54. Even a fumble on the second half kickoff recovered by Chris Bailey and Dusty Thomas didn't slow the Utes down. Senior signal caller Brian seconds by falling on the ball three times at their own line. Snow completed five of seven passes for 81 yards in the quarter and scored at 6:48, 2:22 and 1:14. The second tally came on a burst by John Nielsen. At 1:14 Lehi's Calton passed to Smith, but the ball was tipped and picked off by Shane Bullock who Jared Peterson and Thomas earned defensive honors with six tackles each, followed by Chad Shepherd with five. Shepherd also recovered a Ute fumble, as did Bailey. Offensively Calton was 10 for 23 passes and 154 yards. Clint Peck ran 11 times for 48 yards. Calton had 25 on 9 carries; Thomas, 17 on four carries and Jerime Hooley, 20 yards on three attempts. Peck caught one pass for 35 yards plus one pass for PAT, andWadleyhad 143 yards on 9 receptions from Calton. Bailey pickedup 11 yards on one catch. Lehi now hosts Grantsville Friday at 4 p.m. in an old rivalry from Region 9. The Cowboys lost badly to Millard, the top ranked 2A team in the state, in their first contest this year, and bowed to Morgan 21-ya- sprinted the 35 yards to pay dirt. Two PAT kicks by Denny Southam were good, but a third one was blocked by Bob Tahbo, and the third-quartscore stood at 35-2Lehi continued to spin their wheels with only 7 yards of offense in the final period while Uintah was running and passing for 102. The Utes scored on their ninth play of the quarter with Nielsen going over at 6:57. The PAT pass to Southam was no good and the score er 0. read The Pioneers ate up four minutes with nine plays and two first downs before giving the ball back to Uintah at 1:30. The Utes moved from the 41 to Lehi's 14, but standout defensive efforts by Thomas, Wadley, Bailey and Kurt Gray kept them out of the end zone. With all of the Utes' time outs spent, Lehi used up the final 36 35-2- 6. last Saturday, ( w The Pioneer squad was made up of only 12 juniors and four sophomores against over 50 players from the home team" In their longest drive ofthe day, Lehi moved from their own 35 to 24-1- This is a crucial test for both teams, but favor the Pioneers on their home field by 10. On a note of interest: Dixie, which beat Lehi 50-- 7 in the opening contest, beat perennial power Judge Memorial last week 34-7. ' Oh " yes, Uintah gets Peck. to i " n High School Footbail - Week ending Sept. 8, 1989 Favorite Team Opponent Rating Games 45.7 American Fork 44.2 Pleasant Grove 14.8 Grantsville Non-Regio- 4A 1. Alta 2. 3. 4. 5. .1 56.1 54.6 54.3 Year to in 0 ; T-4- 9, 2-- 0 pre-seaso- n 3 14-ye- ar 5-- 1 0. ; 5-- 2 To placo your ad 6-- 6-- 2 6-- 4, 6-- 72.7 70,3 Uintah game Friday. Public Notices Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know Lehi netters appear strong, ready for region contests ; 11.8 Home team in CAPS 1989 by Noland Perry Copyright Thirty-thre- e 6-- 0. date record: 45-1- 9, 21.6 3A 1. Box Elder 46.5 45.0 2. Logan 3. Woods Cross .. 41.3 41.0 4. Mtn. Crest 40.1 5. Bear River 57.9 24-- 9, 14.7 22.6 3.6 31.0 CARBON PINE VIEW LEHI 61.1 Bonneville Granger Orem Highland Last week's record: Even 25 yards of penalty yardage didn't help the Thunderbirds TD pass in the third period as Lehi ground Sam Wadley skies for out 61 yards before Timpview got Pioneers won the home opener. their hands on the ball. Again it was only for four downs before they had to punt the ball back to Lehi. To start the fourth quarter, Timpview fumbled and Loren Colby recovered for the Pioneers. 'Lehi moved only 7 yards and Jared Neal punted into the end zone. Again the and Ekins Ryan Thunderbirds handled the ball only Peterson, Matt four times and Lehi took over on Clover alternated carrying the ball downs at Timpvievs 17 after Powell for 41 yards before quarterback nearly picked off his second stray Jay Hill connected with Ekins twice for 26 yards and the touchdown aerial. Peterson, Clover and Ekins each with just 46 seconds left in the atcarried the oval once and the PioPAT quarter. Ekins running scored their third freshmen neer the was Timpview stopped by tempt line, but Lehi had the first tally ' with 5:24 left in the contest. The "We're stronger than I had dared PAT pass to Ekins was no good this and led 20-claims Coach Tracy Wilson lead over Lehi held a hope," but time, the larger and more numerous team when talking about the 1989 Lehi Timpview again failed to move and the ball and punted on fourth from Provo. High School girls' tennis team. His as back on was a series 26. Lehi's second Lehi got the ball right charges played American Fork just were but successful as the first as Ekins the fumble at yesterday and are scheduled for they Uintah carried for one then caught a pass penalized 20 yards and were forced their league opfener against for nine. Gavin Hooley ran the ball, to punt from the 27 on fourth down today at 3:30. After two outings, against Pleasand 31. Neal boomed a 73 yard then Peterson carried three times Grove and Grantsville, the Lady died ant with into its for 33 before Ekins sprinted punt that rolled and in play j are 31 bad Pioneers Not line. end from the the nose the end zone Timpview touching old! and 10-- in individual matches. with 6:05 left in the first half. This for a 130 pound Most gratifying to Wilson was a time the PAT was a pass from Hill Timpview handled the ball only win over the Vikings on their 38 times and never got inside the to Ekins, good for 2 points. Score: Pleasant Grove is a new 4A due court. to the was of 14-Lehi 25. Part that defensive selfishness of Hooley, Dan school that scored at state last year Lehi held the visitors to four in3A. fake tried a and downs more Wilson, Colby, Jake Rarick, Tristhey Brock and Bart 20. John and "They are a good barometer to tan fourth with Bailey Young, punt Wilson. Powell picked off the aerial and Brockbank, just to name a few. The judge our team against," said is also ' mentor r eight-yea61 The An 30. returned it to the Pioneer Pioneers, on the other hand, ran over toucha with three victory call and for 245 pleased offensive pass interference yards plays Grantsville who shared downs. moved the ball back to the 15 and The young Pioneers are not the state 2A gold with Lehi last on third and 25, Ekins bolted for 27 9 year. Graduation took two of the yards and a first down, but the half scheduled to play at Payson Sept. Fork and Pioneers and four of the Cowgirls, 7 then at Spanish at p.m. and ran out after Hooley punted Lehi was fortunate to have an next home 28. but 10 Their own 16 a.m. at their at Sept. Timpview fumbled exchange student from Denmark For the half, Lehi had 158 yards to contest will be Sept. 23 at 10 a.m. move into town. against Pleasant Grove. Timpview'a 44. That addition strengthened the Pioneer crew as Malene Sorensen, a junior who has only played for two years, is right in the thick of a tussle for top spot on the team. and Against Pleasant Grove Grantsville, she played number one and singles and won 756-766- 9 Kalynne Peterson, a senior and the heir apparent to the number Rating Diff. n Top Five Lehi frosh surprise Timpview in 20-- 0 win in your homotovn papor, call penalty for this trick on Lehi's Clint Parry's Power Guide the Ute end zone with Nathan Buhler running for 17 yards, John Revill gaining 4, and quarterback David Wilson passing to Russ Peterson three times for 44 yards including the final play of 16 yards for the TD. Lehi ran up 187 yards on 5 of 9 passes for 51 yards and 136 on the ground. Buhler tallied 83 yards on 22 carries. Revill added 46 on 12 attempts, and Wilson had a plus 4 on 2 carries. Uintah could total only 101 yards for the day. freshmen football Lehi from City proved that players their win over Orem two weeks ago was not a fluke as they came back lastSaturday with a 20-- 0 pounding of Timpview on the Lehi home oval. Lehi allowed only 23 yards in 9 plays before Richard Peterson sacked the Thunderbird punter and Lehi took over on their own 38, 62 yards away from the end zone. ''4 4-- :,.iiid Pioneer Jayvees eke out victory over Uintah A see-sabattle that displayed a lot of defense from both teams ended with Lehi's jayvee ahead of Uintah in Vernal by a 6-- 0 score. But the Pioneer score did not come until there were only 8:08 left in the Thursday contest last week. f (A: Planning, zoning meeting set 2. Central Bank is hereby given that there will be Final Approval of a 4 la meeting of the Lehi lot subdivision located City Planning and Zon- at approximately 905 ing Commission held North 400 East in an September 14, 1989, at existing l zone. (Rosa 7:30 p.m. in the Lehi Notice -- R-- one spot before Sorensen showed up, lost 5-- 7 in an abbreviated match at P.G., but enjoyed whipping Grantsville's number two singles Wilson feels that player 6-she could have stopped the number one Cowgirl equally as easily. Corrine Scott, the only other senior on the Pioneer squad, edged 6-- 3, Grantsville'sTiffany Baird 6 at third singles. ) Tonya Bates played at third against 4-- 6, 7-- 4, and then Grove's duo stopped Grantsville's first doubles 6 At second doubles Ana Sunderland and Sarah Merrill then beat the Vikings Sunderland teamed with Bates against the Cowboys but lost 6-- 1, 6-- 7-- (8-6- ). 3-- 6-- 3, 6-- 6-- 2. 6-- In exhibition matches Stephanie Thayn and Sheryl Urry whipped and Grantsville P.O. Merrill lost to the Cowboys' in exhibifourth singles 6-- 0, at 105 North 100 East for the purpose of located 3. Patricia Gray S.Bert Dale Mitchell Annexation of approxi mately 2 acres to A-- l located at about 8795 West 9600 North. -- Published in the Lehi considering the follow- Annexation of 2.42 acres to about located at l Free Press, September proposals: ing A-- 1. Ap proval of previous 8600 West 8800 North. 4. Patricia Gray 7,1989. - (7-3- 6-P.G., and won easily 6-In doubles play Annette Carlton and Missy Felix upended Pleasant 6-- 1, City Council Chambers Ashton Estates) Annexation of 4.77 acres to A--l located at about 8740 North 8750 West. 6-- 6-- 2, 6-- 3. 6-- 6-- 2 tion. C Wilson expected a tough battle with Janine Peterson's American Fork team yesterday, and he doesnt know what to expect from Uintah today, but he is confident that his girls will come through with two wins. Next week the Pioneers travel to Grantsville on Monday and to Carbon High in Price on Thursday. Lehi City Council agenda Notice is hereby REGULAR SESSION 7. Report on Master Plan Study for the given that the Lehi City Council will conduct it's 1. 15 minutes for citi- Southeast Industrie regularly scheduled zen input. council meeting on 2. Minutes approved Tuesday, Sept. 12,1989 of previous meetings. at 7 p.m. in the Council 3. Taft Annexation Chambers located at 105 13.5 acres to an R-- l zone North 100 East, Lehi, (300 E. 1500 North) Utah. The agenda shall 4. Russell Beck Building he as follows: permit discussion. 5. Jerry York - Senior Citizen Center in ViMEETING 6:30 P.M. ctoria Apartments -- PRE-COUNCI- Park. 8. Resolution - Public Power Week 9. Engineer report. 10. Engineer report 11. City business. 12. Adjournment. L Gary Lewis City Recorder Published in the Lehi (discussion) 6. Veterans cemetery Free Press, September 7, 1389. donation request. Heard sny NEWS Istety? CALL 768-959- 6 |
