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Show 2 Thursday, November THE GREEN SHEET 29, 1984 ; 'Vr:' Sports Igij Hawks Stumble In Bid For Repeat As Grid Champs ' .,' . LAKE. An opportunistic Olympus defense grabbed seven Alta passes and gobbled up four Hawk fumbles to spark an unexpected 3 rout of the defending 4A state champions Friday and give the Titans their first state crown. The margin of the Olympus victory left people on boths sides of the field shaking their heads, even Olympus coach Louie Long. "We expected a tight game," he SALT 39-1- -- 51 .2 : ; Olympus was up 14-- and the Hawks were in trouble. "We're best when we can run, give the ball to (Mark) Frkovich and play ball control," stated Alta coach Doug Berry. "But, that big early lead took us out of our game plan. When a defense knows what you've got to do, you've got problems." Long noted that he did send in seven defensive backs in passing situations, which got to be more and commented later. "But, we felt that if we could get them in a hole where they had to abandon their running game, we could control them." Control them they did. According to Long, the key to the contest may have been the first Olympus touchdown, set up by a fumble recovery. On Alta's next possession, the Titans followed with a pass interception that Greg Smith ran back for a touchdown. Suddenly, 0 Ilk : .VJZ&W more frequent as the game went on. Eddie Blackham and Greg Smith each had two interceptions for the Miners To Host Anderson had quarterback sacks. The top defensive point getters were Smith, Marshall, and Shane Larsen along with Bishop, Drew Naylor and Taylor. "Obviously our defense did a great job," praised Long, "so our offense Continued on page 4 Don Doug Taylor and Don Anderson getting one each. Nate Marshall recovered an Incredible four fumbles, which were caused by Shawn Aste, Jon Bishop and Eric Johnson. In addition, Bishop, David Hintze, Chad Mumford, Robert Hatch and Titans with Granite What's the value trade-i- n of your old Kitchen Cabinets SOUTH JORDAN. Bingham high Plenty, if you keep your old cabinet and CHANGE ONLY THE FRONTS returns a number of players from last year's basketball team, but only one, Ken Peck, a 3 senior postman, has had a lot of varsity playing time. Never-the-lesthere are several familiar names that will be starting for the Miners this time around, or coming off the bench. They include seniors Darren Butterfield, a 1 guard; Dallon Marsh, a 4 post player; Darren Berrato, a 2 Russ Butterfield, a guard; Mike Borich, a 1 guard; and Pat Newbold, a guard still recovering from a football injury. A pair of juniors to watch are Steve Barkdull, a 4 postman, and Ray Park, a 2 guard. When questioned Tuesday, head ' coach George Sluga still wasn't sure who'd starting for the Miners when they kick off the season at home against Granite tomorrow (Friday) at 7:30 p.m. The team had only been out for seven days and final cuts had just been completed. "I feel we've got a good team here," stated Sluga. "We're not tall on size or experience, except for Peck, but there's a good feeling about the coming season. We'll have to get some games under our belts to really know for sure." According to Sluga, Brighton is an obvious choice as one of the teams to watch in Region Two. 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Basketball tryouts at Jor- high were completed Monday with head coach Hal Hale still " needing to resolve some questionconcerning his varsity lineup'. With the defending 3A state champion Beetdiggers slated to host Names Mentor SALT LAKE. For years there was a Colosimo on the Judge Memorial football team until this season when the string of Magna cousins was ex- hausted. However, there will be a Colosimo figuring heavily in the school's future grid success. John Colosimo has been named head football coach at the school in the wake of the resignation by Coach Frank L'Etoile. Colosimo, a 1974 Judge graduate and member of the unbeaten state footbball championship team, was named Wednesday. He has served on the Bulldog grid staff since 1979 as defensive coordinator, special teams coach, jayvee coach and has coached both lines. He is also a former head girls basketball coach and was a Green Sheet Coach of the Year selection twice. He now serves as an jayvee and sophomore coach in the boys basketball program, a position head coach Jim Yerkovich says he hopes Colosimo will keep. The new head man is a math teacher and a graduate of the University of Utah. Although there were several contacts from outside concerning the position, a school spokesman said the staff at Judge was so strong that serious consideration was given only to those men. we get the answers to those guard-forward- 6-- Timpview tomorrow (Friday) at 7:30 p.m. in their opener, Hale wf s in a bit of an urgent mood Monday. He was awaiting a ruling on the academic eligibility of one player and a report from a doctor on the health of another. "We're still trying to get things organized so we can prepare for that first game," Hale explained. "Once another 1 senior, is recovering from a football injury. Another player to watch for is junior Mike Murray, a 4 inside man. 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