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Show ' THE SAN 3(JAN RECORD Wednesday 'February 15, 19$9 - Page 9 Monticello trounces Kayenta by Bruce Adams On Tuesday, February 7, the MHS Buckaroos downed Monument Valley Arizona, or Kay-ent- a in Monticello. High, Flush from a Saturday night upset victory in Snowflake, Arizona over the number four ranked Lobos, Kayentas coach 92-6- 7 felt his team had arrived and was playing up to its potential. But that was before they played a fired up Buckaroo team. The Bucks showed what might be the best basketball displayed by an MHS club in years and years. Playing nearly flawless defense and outstanding offense, the Bucks built a first half lead that suppressed any hopes Kayenta could muster. The Bucks won the game in three periods. The gate was open for the Bucks to score 100 for the IRS Tax Guide Collection - Publication 1194, Tax Information e reference Publication, a set of the IRS most requested publications, is available for public use at three-volum- most libraries. 92-6- 7 second week in a row, but that wasnt important as the subs were able to get valuable playing time in the fourth quarter. The first period started swiftly for the home club with Jason Livingston scoring on a foul shot and sinking a to give the Bucks the lead for good. Kayenta was cold from the field and slow to establish position on defense. Nawahine got into early foul trouble and the Bucks tough defense held Kayenta to only 14 points, while stacking up 26 for themselves. Livingston and Troy Forrest led the Bucks with 15 and 9 respectively. The battle of the bankboards went to Doug Ewart in the first half. first-quart- er periods favored Monticello 77 to 38. The Buckaroo lead made a comeback impossible for the visitors and the confident Bucks played catch us if you can. With the Bucks giving the bench playing time and Kayenta preserving some respect, the Bucks were outscored in the final period 29-1- 4. Excited about the game, Coach Mark Hugentobler commented that the Bucks had beat a very good team. This may mean the Bucks have arrived at their potential. If we can play like this the balance of the year, we will be playing at the state tournament. It is exciting to see the boys do so well. Final score: MHS 91, MVH, Az. 67. Individual stats: The second period resembled the first except a different group of Bucks led the scoring. Kraig Black connected for 8, followed by Ewart with 7 and Charley Tracy with 6. Harvey hit 6 for Kayenta. The Bucks scored 47 points to 16 for Kayenta in this period. Half time score favored Mon- ticello 53 to 30. The third period found the Bucks standing firm with no intention of buckling to the This brpressure. ought on a stingy defensive effort, holding Kayenta to 8 points while the Bucks scored 24. Tracy led with 8. Troy Forrest literally rose to the occasion in this half grabbing 9 rebounds. Score after three full-cou- rt MEN(SrW0 MB1 56 East 2nd South Monticello. Utah HEALTH TIPS Weights are good for your heart Gold, known mainly for its use in expensive jewelry, also has other uses: Gold injections can relieve a severe kind of arthritis; gold leaf protects the domes of churches and other structures from weathering; radioactive gold is used to treat a form of cancer; and gold is often mixed with other metals to make harder alloys, says National Geographic World. ! School of University Hopkins Medicine and the Division of Cardiology at the Union Memorial College Medical School, both of Baltimore, demonstrated that circuit training is not only safe for cardiac patients, but also effective for their rehabilitation. all of whom Patients aged had documented coronary arteiy disease, were randomly placed in or volleyball control either circuit or a weight training groups, Results indicate that the group. circuit weight trained patients increased their strength levels an while the control average 24 (other) groups showed no gain. 35-7- 0, run-wa- lk cardiac patients The weight-traine- d also increased the time they were able to run on a treadmill before exhaustion, from 619 to 694 seconds, while, the other groups did not show any gain. The authors conclude that aerobic endurance and strength in cardiac patients can be improved through circuit weight training compared with more traditional therapy and they also conclude that circuit weight training is safe therapy for cardiac patients. CESEfflTOE cionEim 97 South Main Monticello 10 am to 5 pm Saturday, March 18 Craft Supplies - ANGIES CERAMICS - Craft Classes Open for business February 27 Monday - Friday 10 am to 5 pm To be included in the Grand Opening, bring your handmade articles for consignment to Creative Corner starting February 27 Tina Turner 587-247- 5 or 587-20- 34 Angie Hugentobler So get started today! 1 1 1 1 Nutrition Seminar at the BODY SALON February 16 . 7 to 9 p.m. $5 fee 587-21- 21 ESSHffiBBI CREATIVE CORNER euMusiamtiaBHMamaaa I! i Blanding hosts region basketball Blanding hosted its first region basketball tournament last week and hopes it will not be the last. Eight Region 9 and Region 13 high school girls basketball teams participated. They are: Lehi, Morgan, Park City, Union, Wasatch, Moab, Grantsville, and San Juan. Great community effort and support went into hosting the tourney. Businesses and individuals donated money, food and prizes. CEU-SaJuan Center donated the programs. Cedar Mesa Pottery donated a n specially designed pottery piece to each team. They also made a small matching piece for each player, coach and manager which they sold at cost to the Blanding Chamber of Commerce. Donating up $100 were: the Elk Ridge Cafe, Cory Perkins, Blanding Mercantile,. Parley Redd Foodtown and UMETCO. Other businesses and individuals donated food, money or prizes for the tourney. They include K. P. Lyman, Gofer Foods, Pronto Deli, Shirleys Bakery, Kigalia Apartments, Motor Parts, San Juan Vision Clinic, Utah Division of Family Services, First Security Bank, San Juan Pharmacy, the Flower Shop, and Golden Circle Video. Also, Leonard Hurst Agency, San Juan Mortuary, Keith and DeAnn Ivins, Fabrics Plus, KUTA Radio, Patio Drive In, Stars, LaRay Alexander, and Craig Halls Legal Service. Also, Canyonlands Texaco, Truck Stop, State Rehabil- itation Office, Redds Plumbing, First Western National Bank, Bayles Exploration, Northern Electric, Scenic Aviation, and Steven Burtenshaw Insurance Agency. Other contributors are Taylor Made Cabinets, Lyman Truck Lines, Montella Repairs, San Juan Theatre, Neighborhood Realty, Chuck Wagon Restaurant of Monticello, Canyonlands Motor Inn of Monticello, Eagle Graphics, Thin Bear Trading Post and San Juan Computers. Also, Stevens Supply Com Mini Mart, Palmers Office Supply, Farabee Automotive, and Wedding Cre- pany, ations. The donations were used to provide refreshments for the visiting teams in a hospitality room set up in the cafeteria for the three days of the tournament. Also, a hospitality room was provided for coaches and officials in the faculty room. In addition to the gifts provided for participants, other donated items were used as prizes for different contests held at The Morgan principal caught the spirit during the half-tim- e contest and offered to match a gift certificate from Janets Wedding Creations. Free videos were provided by - half-time- s. Golden Circle Video for the players to watch and local motel offered special rates for the teams. Several teams visited Edge of the Cedars Museum, Cedar Mesa Pottery Plant and other points of interest. Many appreciative comments were expressed by coaches, players and parents. The high school staff worked enthusiastically with the tour- nament committee. Cheerlead- ers spent time making signs for the gym and welcome signs for the city and school. KUTA radio and newspapers pretournament and coverage tournament support. Many faculty members and residents donated time at the ticket table and scoring and timing table. Don Palmer of San Juan Mortuary donated three full days serving as an announcer at all the games. The following people served on the hospitality committee: Ned and Marilyn Palmer, Sherry Ray, Donna Singer, Lurlene Gutke, Leila Jones and Marianne Pugh. However, many other parents of players and community members donated time to assist with the. tournament and play host to the team. It was a great community effort. One of the best region tournaments in memory. |
