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Show Dugway Girls Wallop Beaver In Tourney Opener, r : f Teams Coast to Coast The Wear House Bugs Bear Publ Baskin Robbins Deweys Steam Way Tooele Ice Montgomery Wards Bateman Jewelry Chucks Lock Key Sand Baggers 69-2- 8 The Dugway Mustangs sounded a loud and clear clarion, that they intend to have a loud voice in de- termining the state 1A girls ketball champions. Beaver became the first victim of the stampeding Mustangs getting trampled Wednesday. The tournament is being played at Kamas and will continue today with Dugway meeting Piute at 4:10 p.m. If Dugway defeats Piute the Mustangs will play the winner of the Green River-Nort-h Sevier game at 3:20 p.m. Friday in the South Summit High School gym. If Dugway looses it will bas- 'h' fes&s&YfcsT U-- w- 1 r&ptf )g CgsjS V .tfrrtif the Jr. High School gym. Beaver offered very little resistance to the fired-uDugway cage machine, who limited Beaver to just four points in the first quarter and led, comfortably, 15-- at the end of the first eight minutes of play. By halftime, and another . K " I f iv; four-poi- nt k8 sates Marianne Wilde with 10. Beaver who came into the tourney with a 4 record got its best scoring from Susan Roberts who had 9 points. 4-- Two For Drew John Drew fires up another shot during his 26 point performance against Washington Tuesday. Drew has averaged 28 points per game since his return this month and will be in action when the Jazz tangle with Phoenix tonight and Los Angeles Saturday. i.il " quarter for Beaver, 4 T, i Dugway was the only quintet from Region 11 to get past the first round, as South Summit Host to Valley North Summit 60-5- .. "The winner of that tournament goes back east to play and then the United States winner will travel to a tournament overseas, Mrs. Clegg said. The league president sasid that the Tooele league will also participate in a camp and clinic in Salt Lake this year. Another change in the Tooele league will be that girls playing in sane-ione- d f the area revealed surplus nimals. Rugged terrain near the Island in re Sky, deep in the canyonlands, lade trapping the animals diffi ult. Jim Bates, a regional game lanager for Wildlife Resources, crew and a small sed a three-ma- n ighly maneuverable helicopter to apture the bighorns. After sheep were spotted, the apping crews were flown ahead intil a suitable site was found, a narrow ravine. The helicopter len returned to herd the sheep ito hastily set up tangle nets. The transport from capture to site was done quickly to mini-liz- e stress. A veterinarian was on and throughout the operation to isure the health and safety of the leep. Blood samples were taken from ach animal to test for brucellosis nd other diseases found in both ildlife and livestock. All twelve nimals were healthy and free of usu-ill- y re-sas- e iseQSG In addition to the transplanted fit-- d nimals, 15 sheep were trapped, within released and with collars le park. The collars were trans quipped with small radio I- --f- V. y Lea Fletcher sends charity shot basketward during Beaver-Dugwa- y action in first round of state tournament. Marianne Wilde Dugway backcourt. 4 18-1- 4 18-1- 4 4 17-1- 5 17-1- 5 17-1- 5 Eagles Lodge Block Busters Venus Club 16-1- 6 16-1- 6 15-1- 7 Strikers Grays Auto Repair 15-1- 7 15-1- 7 and was dumped by Wayne 47-3- 8 Park City was blasted by Green River 80-2- 40 15 4 Dugway Beaver 8 the major division will be able to slide and also permitted to steal 51 20 26 0 4 10 11 6 5 8 9 12-2- 0 9 230 223 217 761 759 755 583 575 571 2171 2127 2090 n Vernon Game Moved Up Signup dates for registration have been set for March 16 and March 26 at the Tooele County Courthouse. Girls registering in the league should bring birth certifi- 13-1- weeks ago was the biggest fish in the world. Gabe was jigging for rainbows near Cedar Springs Marina with his grandfather, Carl Collett, when the big fish took the hook. According to the senior Collett, Gabe was "cool as a cucumber as he played the big brown to the net. Collett, a veteran Gorge fisherman, says its the biggest brown hes seen there in quite a while. Observers at the weigh-ireported young Gabe got more worn out posing for pictures with his fish than he did catching it. Flaming Gorge already boasts the world record brown trout, a 33 lbs. 10 oz. monster caught by Californian Robert Bringhurst in 1977. 69 28 i Dugway-M- t. home base. 4 trout he wrestled from the icy waters of Flaming Gorge two Pts. Dugway Moe McHardy Holman Wilde Hunt Eva 144-17- .... Although not a record, Gabe Collett of Dutch John, Utah is convinced the 24 pound brown guards Keetch cates. Registration fee this year will be $15 per girl. For families that have more than one girl playing, it will be $10 registration after the initial player pays $15. Members of the teams and sponsors will be announced on April 15. League play begins May 7 and will run through the end of June. "We decided this year that we tournawill not have a round-robi- n ment among our teams at the end of the year, Mrs. Clegg said. "Rather than that, we will select girls to represent us on one or maybe two all-stteams. The league president said she expected more player participation in the league this year because of the new, younger division and because the popularity of the sport in the Tooele area is growing. "Last year we had 16 minor league teams and 5 majors, she said. "We think that we will ahve even more girls playing this year. 17-14- 18-1- Another Fish Story Another Point for the Mustangs Fletcher To Tuesday The final home game for the Dugway Mustangs will be played Tuesday, March 1 instead of March 4 as originally scheduled. The Tuesday game will mark the end of home appearances for four seniors, Steve Bruce, Larry White, Steve Lundy and Levi Mor- - TRAPSH00TERS Register on Sunday ton. r Following the Mt. Vernon game, enDugway will play a for State Round Robin at Tooele Gun Club Shoot Dates Are March 13, 20 & 27 non-leag- counter with Duchesne at chesne March Du- 5. Team Drawing March 8 ar Desert Bighorns Home On The Range Twelve desert bighorn sheep jund a new home recently in the emote San Rafael Reef country of outheastern Utah. The area is by the Bureau of Land lanagement. The sheep, two rams and ten wes, were trapped by Utah Wild-f- e Resources and National park ervice biologists in Canyonlands lational Park, where the desert lonarchs roam the rugged redrock ountry relatively undisturbed by lan. National Parks officials the transplant after a survey 1 I - Girls Softball Adds Division To League Clegg explained. She said that winners of the Utah Amateur tournament will advance to regional playoffs in Colorado. titAj 40-- Late in the game Beaver had totalled 24 points, while Monica Moe, Dugways scoring machine had scored 25 points all by herself. Three Mustangs scored in the double figures led by Miss Moe with 26, Robin Hunt with 11 and all-st- ar 1 p Dugway led The Tooele County Girls Softball has added a new division this year to include younger players. Janice Clegg, president of the local organization, explained that the league will be divided into three divisions: Microettes, for seven to nine year olds; Minors, 10 to 12 year olds; and Majors, 13 to 17 year old girls. In addition to the new and younger division of girls playing softball, the league now belongs to two larger softball organizations. ' The Tooele league belongs to the Utah Amateur Softball Association and the Utah Girls Softball Association. "Both groups sponsor games in July and we will be competing in those tournaments, Mrs. I mitters. Wildlife biologists will monitor the movements of these animals with radio telemetry devices to find out more about their habits in the park. Once almost wiped out in Utah, the desert bighorn has made a strong comeback with the aid of Wildlife Resources game managers and the cooperation of federal agencies like the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management. Today, the desert bighorn is found in several remote areas of southeastern Utah. Wildlife Resources is a division of the Utah Department of Natural Resources and Energy. Bowling Belles '. Teams Ups and Downs Three G's BB&Gs Shur Shots Playmates No Names Bowling As Unknowns 15-1- 7 Should-A-Been- s 14-1- Bowling Bags Slop Shots Coffee Drinkers High game: Terri G Terri U PatM W-- L 26-- 6 24-- 8 18-1- 16-1- 6 16-1- 6 15-1- 7 8 11-2- 1 11-2- 1 3 250 222 216 Hi series Terri G PatM Julie G 582 571 565 Team high scries Three Gs , A Good Pair of Freestylers Stephan Manzione, a distance swimmer and Brent Outzen, freestyle sprinter, have earned mucho points for the Buffs this year. Next big meet is the Region Six championships which will be held Thursday. Utah Big Fish Records Fall Two big fish have made the record books so far this winter according to George McLaughlin, a fisheries biologist for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Deon Sparks of Randolph, Utah recently hauled in a 4 lbs. 4 oz. Bonneville whitefish at Bear Lake. The new mark breaks the previous record fish of 3 lbs. 6 oz. caught by Max Wixom, also at Bear Lake. John Kirkland of Bountiful, Utah 'hoisted a 1 lb. 7 oz. yellow perch through the ice at Deer Creek Reservoir last month tp set a new record for the species. Kirkland jigged a small spoon just off the bottom to foil the hefty perch. The previous record fish, weighing in at 1 lb. 2 oz. was caught by Shane Young in 1982. Albert Pagel caught a matching fish in 1981. McLaughlin, who keeps the official big fish record book for the state, says many anglers catch record or near record fish without realizing it. He says a brochure is available at Wildlife Resources offices which lists current record fish. The brochure also contains infor- - 4 17-1- 5 1675 3 2 4 Green Machine Wagon Wheel Lounge Reds Place Moose Lodge High ind game Dewey Orr Flannery, Poloskey Doug Bateman Hi team game Wagon Wheel Lounge Chucks Lock Key Deweys Steam Way High ind series Butch Dymock Dean Flannery Dewey Orr High team series Eagles Lodge Coast to Coast Bateman Jewelry iyi'j n game at noop in 4 jf, 19-1- 18yz-13- NewComers play the loser of the NS-G- R W-- L 22-1- 0 .... IT 69-2- 8 13 Monday Night Mens League An old man invested in one of those new hearing aids that are practically invisible, and he was assured by the salesman that he could return it if it didnt prove twice as effective as the cumbersome device he had been using for a number of years. He returned in a few days to express his great satisfaction with the new device. "I'll bet your family likes it, too, hazarded the clerk. "Oh, they don't even know Ive got it," chuckled the old gent. "And do you know what, I'm having a perfectly grand time with Itl Just in the past two days, I've changed my will twice. GIVE YOUR CAR A NEW LOOK & FEEL AT A FRACTION OF THE COST OF A NEW CAR! Why not use your tax return money to fix up your car this year? mation on how to properly measure, weigh and document potential record fish. RIICEN TIRE Created to Excel. . . 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