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Show 4 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, December "iXtTI " i TV C3l ::5 20, 1984 Itrir .. "" '"'"1 -- Mjfet)"" - 1 I .at. , 1 Hospital Offers Preventative Medicine To Jaguar Athletes WEST JORDAN. Doctors, nurses and other personnel of Holy Cross-Jorda- n Valley Hospital, along with a number of area businesses, presented a check for $660 to the West Jordan high booster club Thursday afternoon. was Making the presentation hospital administrator Paul Hinchey along with Dr. Monty Accepting the check for the booster club was Jim Schuster. The club will use the funds to purchase safety equipment for the West Jordan football team. "It almost seems like we're trying to cut ourselves out of some potential business," joked Hinchey as he handed the check over to Schuster. "But, seriously, we'd rather prevent injuries to yoi-npeople than try to repair them later." "Some youngsters receive injuries that remain with them all their lives," added Dr. McClellan. "We hope this will help cut down on those types of injuries.." According to McClellan, the money was raised through a weight lifting contest. The program was set n n or up like a except in this case, donations were obtained for the amount of weight lifted rather than distance covered. "We started out with the activity right after the end of the football n. $ tl ift i- - n . . Holy MEDICINE. Cross-Jorda- Peial donation to the booster club. Doctors, 0 n - specialists and radiologists along with area businesses donated $660 to the new club which will funds to buy safety equipment for the foot- - Paul Hinchey, West Jordan high booster club representative Jim Schuster and Dr. Monty McClellon examine knee brace that will be among the items purchased with ""f- Valley Hospital administrator ba" 'am- - season," explained Schuster. J Indjfcd .the Holy Cross jagg ' to help the school pay abnadSn to the hospital and Dr. activi- McClellan, participants in the ear-nos- , e throat specialist. Jags Split Two Contests WEST JORDAN. The basketball team from West Jordan overcame Jordan District rival Jordan last for its third Wednesday the winning but victory, straight streak came to an end at Davis Tues-- d a y , 6 9 - 6 0 . The Jaguars' Friday (tomorrow) home contest with Grangfer was moved up to 3:15 p.m. to accommodate the Holiday Bowl with 63-6- 1 VI' fl :fl V West Jordan's next outing set for 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 28, another home game this time with Olympus. West Jordan took a 1 lead aner the first eight minutes of play Tuesday, but by the half the Darts had Davis reversed that to go up at margin, held a four-poithe end of the third quarter then 1 in the outscored the Jaguars Continued on page 6 13-1- 32-2- 53-4- 13-1- ft ft A $ ft A ft fta Know ft ft ft"Geil Precision" A A T Precision Transmission Rebuilders, Inc. 5 Year or 50,000 Mile Warranty walk-a-tho- jog-a-tho- PREVENTATIVE "We're trying Sandy, 562-105- 1 Free Car Rental With Major Work 3 ? (1 215 West 9210 South Automatic and Standard (1 :fr ft' ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft & ft JHS Downs Hawks SANDY. Jordan's basketball team picked up its first win of the season Friday night, nipping Alta at Alta 55-5- But on Tuesday night the Beetdig-ger- s fell to Bingham (See Bingham story). Alta had another tough night against Timpview on Tuesday, losing by six, The Beetdiggers won't be in action again until Dec. 28 when they travel to Orem. The Hawks have a 5 p.m. game set tomorrow (Friday) at Skyview then head to Provo on Dec. 29 for a 7:30 p.m. contest. 80-6- scorers with 20 points, while John Day added 13. "We were in the game right up until the end," stated Alta Coach Myron Long, "but, Jordan really hurt us with at the foul line in the late going." Timpview 62, Alta 56 62-5- Free throws also proved to be Alta's downfall in its game with Timpview Tuesday. Timpview hit on 24x34 foul pitches compared to 12x16 for the Hawks. Timpview led 16-- at the end of the 8 at the halfway first period and mark. But the Hawks mounted a Jordan 55, Alta 51 strong comeback in the second half, Friday's game was close from the cutting the Timpview margin to one opening tip, neither team managed point on several occasions and enlead and that ding the third quarter down by just more than a four-poiTimpview scored 17 turned out to be the margin of vic- three, points from the foul line in the final tory for Jordan. period. Top scorers for the Beetdiggers inLong with 11 points and Doug cluded Mike Harris with 17 points, Bart Hale with 10, Mike Graham Boudreaux with 10 were the leading scorers for Alta. with nine and Jed Oliver with eight. "Alta neyer gave up, they kept the . , ','lt was really frustrating for us, pressure on us all the way,"' re- noted toacn Long, "kvery time we counted Jordan head coach Hal got close, they went to the foul line, i a Hale. "We were able to make some We stayed with our defense and them late in didn't to foul press ice at shots end the it." key The Hawks' Troy Long led all the game, but we still got the fouls." 24-2- 5 40-3- Helping fa npmv mme Its a 2oal within H o c H man-to-m- Bengals Win Pair COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS. After battling to a one point, 5 victory of Layton Friday, Brighton's Bengals put together one of their better efforts of the season in stopping Cottonwood 5 Tuesday night. Cottonwood was coming off a loss to a tough Bountiful team on Friday night. Brighton's final contest before Christmas will be at home with East on tomorrow (Friday) at 3 p.m. On Dec. 28, the Bengals will host Weber in a 7:30 p.m. game. will be at Murray Cottonwood tonight at 7:30 and then entertain East on Dec. 28. Brighton jumped out to a 15-- 6 lead at the end of the first period and led 3 at the half. The Bengals continued tp add to the margin in the third period which ended with the Bengals in front Brighton 56-5- 64-4- 58-5- 4 35-2- 52-3- r o in the final outscored the Colts eight minutes. Scott Sperry hit for 17 points, Eddie McDaniels for 15, John Beuchert for 14 and Todd Reid and Rich Saunders for six each. Todd Coomes and Dave Stott also played well off the bench. According to Brighton coach Duke Reid's stats, the Bengals outshot Cottonwood, hitting 62 percent from the field. Coach Reid felt, however, that defense was the key to the win. "We kept them from getting the outside shot and moving the ball inside," he reported. "I was also pleased with our transition game. We really moved the ball up the floor well." Cottonwood's top scorer was Jason Adams with nine points. "We rebounded well, but had out worst shooting night of season, 12-1- 0 on page 6 The perfect Christmas 31ft for your family! 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