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Show The Tootle Transcript, Friday, April 5, 1974 Tooele Places Third In Slale Chess Tourney Tooele didnt win, but they did place third in the Utah State Jr. Scholastic Chest Meet held Saturday at Wood Cross. Club Advisor Willard Atkin said, Our team looked very good. We were right up there with the most etperienc- ed tthoult in the state. 1 think. for our first state meet, we made a good showing." Tooele eight man team competed with 120 player from in the eight different school unrated division. Virwinont placed first in the division with 20 point. Tooele with 16 points was hot on the heels of second place Woods Cross with 17 points. Tooele' Steve Davis came out in third place in the indi- - i , Tataoaaa'ai league W Niteowl 384 L 174 Numler Four 31 25 ASL Broad Squad 274 284 27 26 25 25 29 24 ASL Numlier Four Rroad Squad High team game: With their sight set on State, following their overwhelming win oer Jordan and Judge Memorial, which gave them the Region Fixe championship, Tooele' girl swimming learn, will pul past performances behind them as they prepare for the big stale meet which will he held at the magnificent I'nisersity of I'lah pool April 20. Tooele qualified 15 swimmers for State. Members of the Huffette championship squad are hack: Janae Harris Taunna Richardson, Ann Koffel, Sharon Palmer, Betsy Culbertson, Stacy Painter and lain' Painter. Middle row: Tammi Jensen, Kavce Jones, Iairna Perkins Susan Kluever, Pat Anderson, coach Mel Robert and Cindv Reid. Front: Dollv Iverson, Sharon Reunion, Liz Peck, Andrea Roberts and Clcnda Fkenstam. With the Region 5 championship goes a beautiful team trophy, the first ever won by a girls athletic team. ASL ASL Broad Squad High individual series: Jenille Ivory Barbara Hagen Alyce Slv High individual game: Jenille Ivory Imis, Barbara Jenille. Alyce Tooele Girls Win Region Championship The Tooele high school boys swimming team, and the Swimming Teams Sponsors organization must have been a confident group Wednesday night and earlv Thursday morning. Members of these teams constructed hundreds of signs under- the general theme of Tooele Take and they personally Region visited each member of the girls swimming teams house in the dark hours of the night; pasted these signs on the houses, and liberally decorated the shrubs and trees with rolls and rolls of toilet tissue. It was their way of wishing the girls swim team success Thursday in the Region Five swimming and diving champion- ships. THE GAL paddlers came through in championship style for their boosters as they easily defeated Judge Memorial and Jordan Thursday in the Tooele pool. Final score, despite the fact that Tooeles freestyle relay team was disqualified, was Tooele 452. Judge 220 and Jordan 198. Tooeles team, coached bv Mel Roberts, who received the the usual dunking following final event, and captained bv Lori Painter and Cindv Reid, never trailed, and with each passing event ttie score mounted in Tooeles favor as the ten first Buffette's captured with Jordan places, winning three firsts and Judge one. In the course of the meet eight new Region records were set, and in two events the winning times were lower than existing State records. THE TOOELE team qualified 15 swimmers for the State meet which will be held April 20 at the U of U, and they should be a definite threat for the State championship. Towle set the pace of the meet in the opening event when the 200 yard medley relay team of Taunna Richardson, Stacy Painter, Sue Kluever and Cindy Reid splashed to victory in the record time of 2:23 0 which was 5 seconds better than the state record. In the 200 yard Freestyle, Tooele captured the first four Iori places with Painter winning, followed Roberts, Betsy Culbertson and Janae Harris. TAMMI JENSEN won her second first place when she captured the 200 yard Individual Medley, with Pat Anderson finishing third. Taunna Richardson, became champion of Region 5 in the 50 yard backstroke as she won the event in record breaking time of flat. seconds Cindv Reid was second and Ann Koffel was fourth. Sharon Palmer, Stacy Painter, Sharron Bennion and Liz Peck finished in the 50 37 in breaststroke, with Palmer winning the event in the time of 42.2 and setting a new record V in the process. Bennion and Peck tied for third and fourth behind Stacy Painter who finished second. THE 50 FREE was won bv the sensational Susan Kluever who set a new record of 29.4, making it two firsts and two records for Miss Kluever.' Tooele was shut out in the 50 yard butterfly, but Cindv Reid won the diva fine exhibition and with ing scoring 2(X).B0 points even though she failed her final dive and received no points. The 1(X) yard freestyle was won bv Jan Dickerson of Jordan, with Lori Painter and Kavce Jones finishing second and third. set her third KLUEVER record in the 4(X) yard freestyle winning in the time of 5:31.4. A real battle for second place developed between Andrea Roberts of Tooele and Bobbie Gatehouse of Jordan, with Gatehouse capturing second place just three tenths of a second ahead of Roberts. Taunna Richardson won her Division third championship when she won the 100 back in the time of 1:22.5 with Tammi Jensen and Ann Koffel finishing second and third. Freshman Liz Peck, in a driving finish, won the 100 yard breaststroke in the time of 1:32.5 and set a new Region Miss record in the process. Peck narrowly edged Stacy Painter by the mere margin of two tenths of a second. It was a fine win for freshman Peck. TOOELES freestyle relay team finished second to Jordan, but was disqualified which put Judge in second place. Tooele failed to win the 50 butterfly, which was won by Karen Gatehouse of Jordan in the, record breaking time of 43-Tooele had no entries in either the 50 fly or the 100 fly. In the 100 fly, Debbie James of Judge, the only swimmer, won the event in 1:58.6. And Jordans team of Bobbie Gatehouse, Joan and Patty Morten-so- n and Jan Dickerson won the 4(XJ yard freestyle. the free; Richardson, the relay, and the 50 back; Palmer in the 50 breaststroke; and Peck in the 1(XI breaststroke. Other record breakers were Karen Gatehouse, Jordan in the 50 butterfly, and Jordans 4(X) yard freestyle relay team of J. and P. Mortensen, Gatehouse and Dickerson. Outstanding swimmer of the meet was Susan Kluever, with three firsts, three new records and scoring 40 points. Closely following Kluever was Taunna Richardson who won three firsts, set two records and also scoring 40 points. Other high point makers for the victorious were Reid with 38, Stacy Painter, 36, Jensen and Lori Painter with 30, Palmer with 29, Peck with 29 and Roberts with 28. The swimming team was ready for this one, as nearly swimmer bettered her every best previous time by a goodly margin. The results of their efforts was a Region championship and a beautiful trophy for the schools trophy case. 4(X) medley Buff-ette- 2. . Medley Relay Tooele (Richardson, Koffel, Jensen, S. Painter). 2:23.0 NEW RECORD Judge 2:48.9 200-yd- 1. s, 3. Jordan 3:6.9 . Freestyle Painter, Tooele 2:54.0 2. Roberts, Tooele 2:55.6 3. Culbertson, Tooele 3:30.1 4. Harris, Tooele 3:30.2 5. Ravarino, Judge 4.3 200-yd- . Ind. Medley 1. Jensen, Tooele 3:12.8 2. McHugh, Judge 3:27.1 3. Anderson, Tooele 3:35.08 Backstroke 1. Richardson, Tooele :37 (NR) 2. Reid, Tooele :37 3. Dickerson, Jordan :37.8 4. Koffel, Tooele :4 1 .6 5. L. McHugh, Judge :42.6 5. Iverson, Tooele ;43.0 7. Williams, Jordan :51.4 8. Butler, Jordan :54.9 Breaststroke 1. Palmer, Tooele :42.2 (NR) 2. S. Painter, Tooele :42.2 200-yd- 400-yd- . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Freestyle Kluever, Tooele 5;31.4 (NR) B. Gatehouse, Jordan 6:22.2 Roberts, Tooele 6:22.5 Harris, Tooele 7:19.0 Ekenstam, Tooele 7:30.5 . Backstroke Richardson, Tooele 1:22.5 2. Jensen, Tooele 1:24.6 3. Koffel, Tooele 1:30.3 3. J. Mortensen, Jordan 1:37.2 5. Sullivan, Judge 1:44.2 6. Perkins, Tooele 1:44.4 . Breaststroke 1. Peck, Tooele 1:32.5 2. S. Painter, Tooele 1:32.7 3. Palmer, Tooele 1:34.8 4. K. Gatehouse, Jordan 1:36.8 5. Bennion, Tooele 1:36.9 6. Biggler, Judge 1:50.2 400-yd- . Freestyle Relay 100-yd- 1. 100-yd- 50-y- 50-y- L W Team! 40 36 35 3 Rookies Tin Splitter 16 ' 20 21 324 234 32 24 25 25 28 29 29 31 31 ' 28 27 27 26 23 22 20 Rolling Pins Sparkettes lakely Not Iaitkv 3 D K M Cal Team No. 15 Sweet Tens High team series: We Three 30 33 34 36 19 37 184 374 1561 Not Pin Splitters-LikelHigh team game: y . 605 534 3 Pin Splitters .538 We Three 2530 High individual series: 526 Liz Finch Nancy Wart 575 Stella Moves 539 High individual game: 532 Nancy Warr 207 191 532 .563 555 554 530 228 222 Rae Reed Karlyn Bishop 190 Tooele Nal'l League Announees Tryouts Tooclean Jill Kirk is pictured in action in the 1973 Utah State Rodeo Final. Mis Kirk is one of 15 Tooele Rodeo Club members who will display their talent at the Hurricane Rodeo Fridav and Saturday. .1554 .1484 . . 3 Attention all boys age 9 thn 12 Gateliving in Tooele south of the 1. Jordan (J. Mortenson, railroad tracks. Tryouts for the house, P. Mortenson, Dicker-son- ) Tooele National League Base 5:14.8 Ball Teams will be held at the 5:27.5 2. Judge city park north of the swimming pool, April 9th and 10th at 4:30 An automobile is a device for p.m. All boys in the above age reminding you to pay the bracket who wish to play ball are urged to attend. monthlv instalment. Golfing Good During March TIIC lllO UfwIpO Clllll (jOCS lO UtHTICailC by Dcby Clingman The busy and eventful 20- qualifying show season for High School Rodeo enthusiasts opens season April 5 and its 1974-7- 5 6 at Hurricane, Utah. Fifteen memlers of the ele display their Hurricane extravaganza. Heading the list of Tooele entrys are Keith Rollie entered in the bull, bareback and saddle bronc section. Also, Sally Rydalch who was a finalist in last years competition in break-aw-a- y roping and goat tying. will The weather for golfing despite wind and cool days ha been much letter this year than last, Oquirrh Hills Golf Pro Earl Schneiter said today. We had two very good weeks in March sometimes with as many as 150 people on the course at one time. Last year snow and cold kept golfers off the course until late in the spring. Oquirrh Hills is in good condition after the winter, SchneiAnd were looking ter said. forward to many exciting events and a very good season. is fast Rodeo School High - 882-173- 882-323- 5. C-- MOTELS WESTERN MOTEL HOMES FROM ONLY $21,650 Stansbury Park is offering outstanding values in new homes. If you buy now you can enjoy the exciting living of a totally planned recreation community before prices go up. Country Club Living championship golf course sailing and fishing lake swimming pool 18-ho- 110-acr- e .Year-roun- d Tennis courts Boating marina Children's playland Millpond Garden Homes High cathedral ceilings and open stairways accent these bedroom Garden Homes. Features include Whirlpool appliances, carpeting, large garage and private fenced patio. 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Inspection Invited. Paul and Gwen Lowery Managers, 51F North Main, Tooele, Utah. C-Phone Prices start at $37,000. See these outstanding values today at Stansbury Park Open 7 Sun thru Fri 5 Saturday 9-- Tnoul Time For growing in popularity and spectator appeal, and members and fans are anxiously looking forward to ao eventful .year, ., i ; Recession when the man Currently there are 890 high school members throughout the next door to you loses his job; State of Utah including more Depression when you lose than 100 people lielonging to your job; Panic When your the Tooele Club. wife loses her job. Put a Big Bulge In Your Billfold-U- se Want Ads Regularly! CANYON MOTEL $85 furnished. Utilities included. The Tooele organization Is being administered by: Dennis Sagers, president; Cary Lloyd, vice president: Jackie Kirk, secretary and Deby Clingman, Too- Rodeo Club skills in the School High 882-006- 50-y- Tooeles entries in the state 3. Bennion, Tooele :43.8 meet are Kluever in the medley 3. Peck, Tooele :43.8 relav, the 50 and 400 freestyle; 5. B. Catehouse, Jordan :44.7 Richardson, medley relay, the 6. Biggler, Judge :45.5 7. Sullivan, Judge :45.9 50 and HX) backstroke; Reid, medlev relav, 50 back and divFreestyle ing; and Stacv Painter, medley 1. Kluever, Tooele :29.4 (NR) 2. P. Nlortenson, Jordan :3I.O relay, and the 50 and 100 breaststroke. Qualifying in two events 3. J. Nlortenson, Jordan :31.1 were Koffel, 50 and 100 back, 4. C. McHugh, Judge :33.4 Jensen, individual medley and 5. K. Jones, Tooele :34.5 100 back, Lori Painter, 100 and 6. B. Jones, Judge :35.6 200 free; Roberts in the 200 and 7. Sawava, Judge :37.06 400 free; Harris in the 200 and 8. Sailor, Judge :38.5 400 free; Palmer in the 50 and 9. Perkins, Tooele :39.2 100 breaststroke; and Peck in 10. Iverson, Tooele :39.3 the 50 and 1(X) breaststroke. 11. Butler, Jordan ;4 1 .2 Qualifying in one event were 12. Williams, Jordan :42.6 Culbertson in the 200; AnderButterfly son in the individual medley; 1. K. Gatehouse, Jordan :43.7 (NR) Bennion in the 50 breaststroke 2. L. McHugh, Judge :44.2 3. James, Judge :44.3 and Jones in the 100 free. REGION 5 record holders Diving from Tooele are Kluever, the 1. Reid, Tooele - 2(X)60 Points 2. the and 50 free Mead, 13560 points medley relay, V 30 PENTAGON If we ever want to make any progress in the Pentagon, somebody is going to have to reduce the numlier of officers, the numlier of generals, and admirals and senior civilians because every time one of those jobs is set up, each one of them gets a large staff. Each staff has to make work, so pretty soon the energy of the entire enterprise is taken up in doing, undoredoing, and satisfying ing, everybody higher up and soon all Admiproductive work stops. ral Hyman Rickover, testifying before Congress. 1. L. 50-y- Tuewlav A.M. Boh ling Belles 31 31 32 1556 1462 1455 ,4 a d Raggedy Ann Should A Reens OIL CONSUMPTION During each day of the year, the U.S. consume more than 15 million barrels of oil. Over a years time, that averages more than 27 barrels for every man, woman and child. Remember, this is only oil. To that must be added the vast daily consumption of (ower from natural gas, coal, hydroelectric and, on a smaller scale nuclear energy. Roliert L. Feuquay, Jr., Whither Energy?, Future (U.S. 100 yd. Butterfly 1. James, Judge L58.6 100 yd. Freestyle 1. Dickerson, Jordan 1:15.2 2. L. Painter, Tooele 1:16.5 2. Jones, Tooele 1:19.9 4. Powell, Judge 1:24.6 5. Culbertson, Tooele 1:26.1 6. Sawava, Judge 1:31.4 7. Sailor, Judge 1:36.0 8. Anderson, Tooele 1:59.4 w-- B J Teams! Numlier Five Zipper The Feet Tooele A High team series: vidual playoff with six points out of a possible eight. He top nun on the THS team, but close was George Chris-(.h- e tensen and Jerry Knau both with five point, Other player on the THS tram were: David Curtis, Ben Torre and Rem Harvey each scored four points. 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