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Show Thursday, August orrv quotf. and vUUln Prep Roundup Irom high lhriuhnH s( I hi rntMl t sports I l.ih don't envy the officials and referees who will officiate high school football in Utah this II till Now, go ahead and call like you see em. em w You'll Enjoy The Game More In A year's major rule changes: 1. High school lineman who never seem to get any attention, now have a chance to make their mark. Rule changes this year allow offensive lineman to use their hands in pass blocking. The change has helped in the college ranks, making it easier for lineman to protect the quarterback. Marion Tree, Executive Secretary of the Utah High School Activities Association, reports Utah is one of only a handful of states experimenting with .the new rule. He will give a report to the national association where consideration will be given to make the rule a part of the national high school There's good news for Region Eight teams this year hoping to advance to the state playoffs. Cedar City High School is no longer an obstacle. Last year, Spanish Fork High was forced into a play off with Cedar City in order to earn a state playoff berth. Cedar City High School has long been a problem for region organizers because it has the size of a 3A school, but is too far away from other 3A schools to be inluded in a 3A region. In order to cut down on travel a 2A time, Cedar City play schedule and then q."' for the playoffs by defea the Region Eight champi m. That system came under fire by coaches and fans alike. The answer? "Cedar is going to be a 2A school in Region 10. Those people (in Region 10) are not happy with that but Cedar is happy. It's the lesser of two evils," said Tree. That takes care of one problem but it isn't the final answer. Next year, the High School Activities Association will again make a region overhaul, realigning all the 1A, 2A, 3A and 4A schools strictly by virtue of their location in the state. The size of the school will not be as important as its proximity to other schools. one-gam- e Doug Wilks Herald Sports Writer Unsportsmanlike conduct penalties will be penalized in addition to other fouls made on any given play. Previously, if more than one penalty was committed by the same team, the offended team would chose the greater penalty and at most, 15 yards would be marked off. Now, if an 2. In an effort to alleviate some of the pressure from the boys in stripes, here's the latest on this fi &rtqhm Yatxta It seems that no matter how many times a penalty or call is explained, there is always some parent, fan, coach or sports-write- r (incredibly) who believes he could have made a better call. The worst heat comes at the beginning of the year when no one seems to quite understand the new rule changes. To be sure, there will be lots of shouts from the stands this PageA s year. year. - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah r Off I 30, 1984, ' s unsportsmanlike conduct pen- alty is committed in addition to another penalty, both will be marked off. This means penalties are a possibility. 3. Acceptable "clipping" is now in football. almost New changes this year will tighten the grip even further, allowing clipping only on the line of scrimmage, immediately after the ball is snapped. Pulling guards can no longer clip linemen or linebackers on the line of scrimmage without getting called for a penalty. It should cut down on injuries. non-existe- nt Padded Stadium Seat i C0UCAR BLUE AND WHITE Padded vinyl seat and back with a tubular metal frame that attaches to stadium seat to give real comfort for football games. Durable vinyl fabric wipes clean with damp cloth. Reg. 14.95 Seat Cushion BYU Durable vinyl cover in blue and white with BYU Cougar logo. Han- e attached. Reg. 3.95 All Purpose Economy Binocular BUSHflELL Ensign 11 fillip 7x35 '1 III Insta-Foc- us Binocular Reg. 52.95 A popular favorite among sports enthusiasts and s and coated optics. Adjustable settings for eyes travelers. of unequal strength. Rubber eyecups. And an exceptionally good balance of mangnification, brightness and field of view. Insta-Focu- n 5 Ft. by til 10.52 o 6 Ft. EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD Enjoy tho mm of pobook occ.ti and tho highest intern! rait available in Utah County with no minimum balanco. Interest compounded daily, with an annual yiold of 10.52. Account! art pretoctod up to a maximum of $15,000 by th Industrial loan Guaranty Cars, of Utah a private corporation, which it not an instrumentality of tho State of Utah or any Federal Govommont. South State Street Orem (across from Silo) 15 34 U&TYi-riz- vr n r United Thrift 225-057- A Washable WooMIylon &. 1 Loan itadium Blanket Wool-1- 5 Crafted by Pearce in a blend of 85 Nylon in a great selection of colorful plaid colors. Great for football games, tail - gate pa r ties, for use as a stadium bench cushion.. .or use around the house, for summer outings. Limited supply. 1 - tttr Reg. 22.50 Subsidiary of AM EC. Inc. 1290 So. State OREf.l 225-950- 0 |
