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Show XflpA wtMaaaaaa4t9iHq REFLEXDAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977 WEEKLY flfl POSIT: Oil By DAVE WIGHAM Steve Klem. Offensively the football The Viewmont team will attempt to put their act back together this week as they host the Bobcats from Sky View in a 2:30 afternoon game this Friday. The game was moved up because this week is Homecoming week and the dance is scheduled for Friday night. VIEWMONT must have felt the same way Utah State did on Saturday by giving up the ball early to an explosive offensive team. The same result happens in high school as it does in college, he who gives up the ball soon finds himself way behind on scoreboard. Before the Vikes even got warmed up, they were down to the talented Layton 21-- 0 bunch. Before the gun went off for half time the Vikes looked up and saw they were down . 35-0- HIGH school team behind that far can do one of two A things in the second half. First, they can do what many high school squads would do, give up. Secondly they can come out fighting and show some character and promise. The Vike squad took the second route. Although the Vikes didnt put a point on the board, they held the explosive Lancers out of the end zone also. Vikes will need to control the ball more, they cant afford to get behind Sky View early and resort to throwing the ball on every play. BACKS John Higley and. way the kids played the second half. That game is over, the Vikes now face a tough Bob- cat squad. True they haven't won a league game yet, but both their losses have come at the hands of a couple of tough squads in Roy and Clearfield. COACH Jones of Viewmont indicated that the Sky View coach was a coach at Brigham Young in the days of Virgil Carter and that the Cache Valley boys run the same type of offense. "They like to line up with a wingback and put him in motion a lot. From that they run the option play and like to flood areas when they throw the ball. Defensively they show a lot of different fronts, very seldom do they run the same D two plays in a row, the Vike mentor noted. The coach went on to say that the Bobcat record isnt the best, but that it's misleading in the fact that the Sky View people have lost to some top teams in the area. ON THE sad note the Vikes have lost two of their players for this game, and at least one of them for the year. Tod Jones and Rick Hallows are both sidelined for a while and will be sorely missed by the Vikes. With the option coming at them, the Vikings will need some good efforts out of their defensive ends Doug Day and reinstatement of an e series of The Audubon-Wildlif- is one of the feature attractions of the 1977-7- 8 school year cultural offerings at Weber State film-lectur- College. DANIEL L. Martino, WSC Cultural Affairs director, said the cultural programs, which run through next May, include a total of 17 offerings. And these include, he said, the spectacular Up With People number with its huge dancing and singing cast of young people of all nationalities, races and ideologies. THE LAVISH production, which plays throughout the world, is booked for the WSC Dee Events Center next Feb. Mr. Martino said the Weber State audiences pay only a relatively small price for admission to programs in the series because of gift money THE Audubon series begins Sept. 26 with Kent Durden's of film, "Death Valley-La- nd Contrast. It will be screened in the WSC Fine Arts Center auditorium at 8 p.m. Mr. Durden's footage, made on the floor of Death Valley 282 feet below sea level, shows viewers a surprising variety of plant and animal life, Mr. Martino said. EVEN here, in this desert of deserts, life is abundant, the photographer said in his brochure. Single admission price for adults is $2, and for students, $1.25. Children under 12 are admitted free when accompanied by an adult. The other Audubon offerings are "Papua New Guinea: Twilight of Eden, Jan. 3; Kangaroos Cant Be Concerned, March 22; East Side Story: Bahamas to Quebec, Oct. 24; Song of the Northern Prairie, April 17. Theyre Thankful "I wonder how Thanksgiving originated?" It was probably instituted by parents whose sons had survived the football season. BOXSPRING and MATTRESS Hotel Firm Full Size SERTA PERFECT SLEEPER Grade No. 2 1 Limited Quantity $QCOO a set King Size Hotel Firm set Loose cushion Wood Arm Chairs White Wood Dining Table Chairs A 16 A - 50 only I 9 Drapery - Blackout - Red & Gold . White & walnut 1 9Pr! 12 ft. wide, 6 ft. long Dressers White & & Chest Drawers Cherrywood 8 Lobby Sofa & Chair Sets Platform Rockers Used Carpet assorted $Q50 16950 $11900 sizes and colors reasonable offer refused Room Size No 298 Carpet Remnants 100 all Wool Charcoal Shag used from Snowbird Lodge. 9x21 14x17 $495 55950 Lamps Bonneville Next For The Lancers get behind, but if they get ahead they have shown they are tough. The key seems to be whoever gets the early lead. A SEASON Audubon ticket costs $8 for adults and $4 for students. A second series-typ- e offering is the "Contemporary Issues Series, partially funded with a $2,000 gift from the S&H Foundation. It features outstanding scholars and lecturers of world reputation, Mr. Martino said. UNDER terms of the S&H grant, all lectures must be offered free. Lecturers are Toufiq i, nuclear physicist and environmentalist, Oct. 7; Harry Harlow, psychologist, Oct. 14; Charles Wedemeyer, humanist and technologist, Oct. 28, and Milton R. Stern, English scholar and administrator, Dec. 2. Sid-diq- THE SEASON includes also two opera presentations. The Houston Opera Company will perform both Hansel and battle the Bonneville football squad and the Lancers better be prepared for a tough ball game. Last week the Lancers had an easy time with Viewmont while the Lakers were shocked by Weber. Gretel and The Fortune Teller, on April 1, and the San Francisco Opera is booked to present Don Pasquale on May 5. Other major programs of the season are Richard Meyrick, piano artist from England, on March 19, and Pierre Cochereau, organist for the Notre Dame Cathedral, in Paris. are Cousteau with his ALSO scheduled IN THEIR first league game the Bonneville squad proved they can play with the best of them by taking Bountiful down to the wire before contest to the dropping a Braves. Then last week they traveled across town to battle Weber, a team that was supposed to be down, and they lose. That loss might be the biggest problem the Lancers 6-- Jean-Mich- Man and the Living Sea presentation on Nov. 8, and the Russian Folk Festival on Nov. 11. face. Bonneville now knows that with two league losses, they cant afford another one if they want any hope of appearing in the state playoffs. The worst thing the Lancers could do is let the Lakers record fool them into thinking the Bonneville club is an easy win. Far from it. 0-- Fussy But why did Magistrate: you break into this shop four nights running? Defendant: I got a new, THE game could turn into a dress for my wife and she' two man duel as two of the made me go back and change best running backs in the area will face each other in it three times. foundations and from governmental sources. Just Received from Hollywood, Holiday Inn set contest. Coach Jones sums it up Sky View has shown the tendency to get down if they from private individuals, FURNITURE SALE $49 50 have This week the Layton Lancers travel up north to HOLIDAY INN Grade No. Vandermerwe shown some promise in toting the pigskin while QB Kevin Hess has shown signs of the ability to throw the ball. The Vikes can't get behind in this By DAVE WIGHAM 11. TRUE no one can be proud of a 35-- 0 loss but the Vike coaches can be proud of the Joe & Shades $600 & Assorted Sizes and Shapes 8ea By DAVE WIGHAM So whats new in the backs. That puts the pressure on Petersen, Brian Christen3A ranks, its the same old story with new faces and names as the Darts from Davis continue to dominate the league play. THE DARTS opened the league play with a convincing win over a very physical Ogden club, then last week they ruined Box Elders homecoming game by downing the Bees. Meanwhile the Bears from Bear River were winning their opener over Woods Cross and then dropping a 13-game to the Ben Lomond bunch. So on paper it looks like another win for the Darts, as they have a lot of talent in their backfield. 0 EACH year the Darts are tough, then they lose everyone to graduation and then they return new names and remain as tough as ever. This year the new names are Ryan Hill, Mitch Keck, Matt Gregory and Keith Malnar. These are the hacks in the now famous Kaysville wishbone, times called the double win formation. With the glory and the print going to the backs, one must remember the line is responsible for the action. Rick Ray, Brett Shaw, Thor Angle and Dirk Barnes are a few of the people up front making those backs look so good. DEFENSIVELY the Darts have standouts like Brad Hatch, Kevin Riddle, Jeff Starkey, Scott Fletcher and Mike Mounteer to hold off the opponents. Things look rough for the Bear River bunch, but they have some talented people of their own especially their senior linebacker Ted Petersen. In last weeks loss to Ben Lomond this linebacker was credited with around twenty tackles, many of them unassisted. THE BEARS will have to get great performances from their defensive unit especially their backers and defensive sen, Kelly Webb, Clayton Knudsen and James Johnson, the backers, and the secondary of Ned Petersen, Bart Bowcutt, Tom Fronk, Scott Sandall or Mark Walker. To beat Davis you have to control the football, they cant score without it. Give them the ball and they will score as witnessted by the 52 points they have scored in their first two games. THE Bears have only been able to put 9 points on the board on offense but their defense has only allowed 20 so they have a good defensive unit if they can get their offense rolling. The Darts have too many people with too much talent for the Bears. Their defense will be tested throughout the game while their offense will have problems moving against a stubborn Dart D. Scenic Jogging Course Weber: If A joggings your dish, Weber State preparing a is meal for you which should be ready before Thanksgiving. College full-cour- GRANT of $39,816 has been received through the Emergency Jobs Program of A the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act for completion of a mile course in the foothills area east of the college. Completion date is around the first of November. John H. Knight, WSC instructor in health, physical education and recreation, said total cost will be around $50,000 with the college making up the difference between that figure and the grant amount. THE COURSE will be wide open to the public and can be used by families or in- dividuals without charge. Mr. Knight said it will be challenging enough for those in good condition, and yet an excellent conditioning area for those getting started on an exercise program. EIGHTEEN exercise stations are being built along the course. Joggers will be encouraged to stop and utilize as many of the stations as they wish. A set of instructions will be at each station for participants to use. THE COURSE is situated east of Skyline Drive. It begins at a point east of the WSC stadium, and winds northward through heavy oak brush to two retention reservoirs of the Pine View District, then loops back to the starting point. The trail is up and down gentle slopes, with oak brush concealing nearly the entire length of it. this battle. The Lancers feel they have the best in halfback Maurice Turner, while the Laker faithfuls believe that their halfback Jerry Amidan is the best in the league. Both have good speed to the outside but Turner has the edge in the power running department. The other two backs are Layton's Tod Stapley and Bonnevilles Mitch Godfrey. The Lakers have the edge in Godfrey with more speed and experience, hes a senior and Stapley is a junior. Layton, np quarterback spot the Lancers have the edge with senior Ben Bubak turning into one of the finest passers around, the Lakers have a good one in Bart Hodges but the Layton club has the advantage. The passing combination of Bubak to Rick Snow looked almost unstoppable last week against Viewmont and the Lakers will have to shut Snow off. If the defense keys Turner too much then the Lancers go to the air and that means Snow. DEFENSIVELY the two clubs are solid, the Bonneville group held Bountiful to just one score while the Lancers havent given up a point in league action. The Lakers are led by linebacker Danny Rich one of the best in the region. Rich has turned in two great performances in their opening games but he cant do it all by himself. ALTHOUGH the Lancers are loaded with defense stars two names, Sam Gallegos and Wayne Kittrel stand out, Sammy a small bundle of dynamite and Wayne a large bundle of dynamite. These two are around the ball on every play. Kicking could play a role in this contest and the Lancers have a good one in sidewinder Jim Smith while the Lakers look to the foot of Steve Wat- 9:30-6:0- PUBLIC INVITED Davis and Logan. The other back, Darr Wednesday. THE Wildcats have come WITH UEA going on next week the games have been moved up to the Wednesday meeting. Both games are scheduled for 4 p.m. This is fast becoming the year that the Wildcats will remember as being so close, yet so far, in league action. In the first week they dropped a 7 decision to Bear River, then last week they lost a 8 game to the South High bunch. up short on the board, by very little each game, and are very hungry for that first win. Many, including this writer, didnt give the Cats much hope of winning in the league this year but a gutty bunch of players like Gregg Tuttle, Dave Powell, and Stu Egan have definitely made an impression on their opponents thus far in league 21-1- IN FACING the Box Elder COACH Wally Hawkins and his staff should take a bow for the work that they have done with this group of youngsters. With the entire club returning next year, Im sure the other field, the Cats will face one of the best high school kickers in the area. Dale Money of the Bees has been nothing short of awesome with his kicking coaches arent looking forward to next season with too much enthusiasm. But thats next year, the Cats want to win this year and win they this year. Last week against Davis this side stepping kicker kicked a 51 yard field goal, and thats good for any high school player. He has several other long kicks to his credit but the 51 yarder is his best effort in game situations. may do. These two games will be uphill battles for the Cats but they have been used to that all year. The Bees are a finesse type team while the Tigers are a very physical outfit who love to hit people. THAT puts a lot of pressure on the Wildcat defense in that they know that anytime the Bees get in the oppositions half of the field, they are capable of putting at least Coarse Work House Party Hostess Very bad form, I call it, to ring me up during church hours. Guest Probably she knows you dont go to church. Hostess - Very likely; but she might have had the decency to assume that do. -- three points on the board. Another name to watch for is quarterback Kline Adams who has moved the ball game effectively this season. THEN next week the Cats face one of the best running backs in Ogden tailback Mike 1 APPLES (Jonathan, Red and Golden Delicious) $498 Full bushel U and I THE GAME is on the Laker field, where they have always Storage been tough, which should give them a slight edge, but if the Lancers don't look past this game they have too much talent for the Bonneville play. squad, at the Woods Cross UTAH Nel- son, complements Todd well, these two are a couple of fine high school runners. with a tough Ogden club next canning Medium school. Extra nice 5 Gallon ECO-Wha- Friday, Saturday, Monday What this country needs are more experts: FCO-EC- who wont destroy tne economy while savthe and ing ecology, economists who wont destroy the ecology while saving the Ecologist economy. Tribune, Chicago Jtffi voduce W. Gentile Street 2 miles down West Gentle) Layton Phone 376-1211 - DON'T Buy Storm windows to put over old or drafty windows! Are your windows drafty? 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