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Show 1 8 Qualifies 12 for state Brigham City, Utah Thursday, February 26, 1976 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Box Elder Eagles primed for U. Cougars Intermountain school returns to league wars Friday, hosting the Union Cougars at 7:30 p.m. in the Eagle gym. A regrouped bunch of Eagles will be waiting for the visitors with revenge on their minds, following an earlier loss at Union which coach Gary Rohmer thought the Eagles could have won. The rejuvenated team has reason to feel confident. Strug-- , gling with walking wounded due to injuries and illness, the Eag-- . les have come back to play some exciting games, including loss to league lead a nt one-poi- Kodod ing Morgan and a narrow loss to Grantsville. Leading the way will be Terrance Covers-up- , Zig Jackson, l, Nelson Standish, Myron Old-bul- Paul Begay, Richard Stormy, Conrad Reed, Dean Birdfaraway and possibly Jimmy Gould if his injured ankle has come around. is the league's leading scorer while Jackson is one of the region's top rebounders and defensive players. Game time is 7:30 p.m. in a match that could see the loser end up in the region basement. Covers-u- p Wait tourney play youth teams and league end contests BC : In the junior league of Brigham Citys basketball program for boys, Don-Definished league play on top with eight wins and one loss. Parson Cement and Skaggs ended in runnerup position with 2 records. Al's Conoco Thompsons 35 - Sargent 12. Lancaster 7 Blocks 55 - Cusick 27, Uibel 16 B E Bank 9 Hansen 4 Noel-Dal- e 37 19- - - Huff 11, Waters Lee 7, Boyd 6 10 7-- Parson Cement Laird 31, Williams Maddox 34 Sackett 18, Johnston 6 6 42 Last Saturday, Andersens Ford edged Hamilton Drug, in the junior leagues best game. Williams got 17 and squad for the state meet which begins this morning (Thursday) at 10:30 a.m. in the University of Utah Special Events center. The initial session will be a "rat tail round with opening championship bracket matches starting at 1 p.m. Thursdays final round is set for 7 p.m. Action will continue through Saturday in the U center. It will follow this schedule: Friday at 1 p.m. will bring the first round of consolation matches and at 6 p.m. the second consolation round and semi-finchampionship round is on tap. On Saturday at 1 p.m., the semi-finconsolation round is scheduled with finals at 6 p.m. and championship finals at 7:30 p.m. Other Scores ll Peach City qualified its entire 12-m- Other team scores at the - Petersen 4, Bertelsen 4 12 Box Elder piled up 146 points to outdistance the rest of the field in Region Ones wrestling tournament Friday and Saturday at Sky View. Irt doing so, the Bees placed five men in first place and region meet were Sky View, 119; Roy, 106; Weber, 872; Bear River, 402; Bonneville,' 38, and Logan, 22. Bees who captured first at region included Bruce Hubbard (101), Todd Williams (108), Dan Marshall (122), Steve Weight (135) and Jeff Hardy (141). Williams, Weight and Hardy pinned their men in the championship finals. Coachs Comments After the meet. Coach Ron Wolff had these comments about his teams performance 12 for the ners. Keller scored and 14 Flood Kins 24 - Thompson 10, Widdison 8 Whit. Const. 58 - Etsitty, Begay 18, Rock 15 Medics is Jones 11, Lyons 4 Wynn Evdyn 34 - Jeppesen, Brimbary Larsen 8 27-2- 5. Zundels 47 - Koniecxki 18, Hepworth Macks Drug 2S Rapp 20, Hardy 6 the-loo- Penneys 36 Harding Blooms 35 Koniecxki one. Everybodys in the running and there are no picked favor- 15, 13, Huff last-plac- First-roun- agg Anderson Ford 41 40 - Keller 14, berth with a win over bonneville High school Friday on the Laker court. The Bees must be favored over the winless hosts who havent been close in games against Region One foes this year. In other action, the Bears are at Weber High for a game that the rest of the region will watch with interest and Logan is at Sky View. Bear River, 0 in region and 14-- 2 overall, faces its stiffest test in the region as the Warriors are gunning for a rematch of a loss in Garland earlier in the season. Morrison 10 Big J. Mill 31 - Baty 15, Jeppsen 6 Lloyds 24 - Baty 12, Hirschi 6 First Security 54 - Jensen 24. Dieter Dinsdale 10 Food King 12 - Cosgrove 7, Jarrell 5 10, Hansen Chev. 48 - Folsom 20. Etsitty-2Dick's Texaco 37 - Kempt 9, Higley Thorpe 8 10-- 9. one-poi- In junior high play Broncos top South Cache Box Elder junior high basket-bailer- 41-3- 9. Box Filler Junior High fg S. Hill o ft i fm tp U 12 their three-gam- e scores) are: Yvonne Hulce (138); Tracy Hunsaker (117;) Debbie Ward (107); Sally Welling (106); and Kent Skinner (84). Heber City in what was to have decided the second place in the region. Coach EUie Thompson said, however, that principals at both schools decided earlier that the game was to be for fun only and a coin flip would determine seedings in toe playoffs. She said she was notified just before toe game. The Wasps and Eaglettes finished toe season with iden- Eaglettes, hosting the Region Nine playoff for two state tournament berths, meets Morgan tonight at 8:30 p.m. In toe opening game, Wasatch plays South Summit at 7 p.m. will Winners tonight automatically receive tournament berths with games slated Friday afternoon between winners and losers. Friday's games will be for seeding in the region find state tical marks termountain tournament. The Eaglettes Monday defeated Wasatch 0 on a last second shot by Annie John in given - them the and In- win would have t second place outright. Losers play at 2 p.m., Friday and winners at 3:30. 32-3- any- .i.U 11 fep gismo 0 UgCbqf As for Bonneville this Friday, the Hive guys are expecting a tough test. The Lakers are without a win on the league season and yet have played their opponents strongly on tight against their previous two opponents, he expressed a desire to see his charges get a bit looser for the Lakers. The entire Bee camp is hale and hearty. No illness plaguing them this week. In fact, with guard Curtis Kaminska back from the injured list after undergoing knee surgery, theyre more fit than at any time since early season. And right now theyve got momentum in their favor, having gone 2 since losing their first three games of the season. Fridays outing at Bonneville will be their final regular season league game, the Bees drawing a bye on March 4 as other Region One teams wind up their schedules. Were not going down there Weve got to win to assure ourselves of at least a playoff tie, the Hive mentor stated. ' Thier plan of attack is the same as always. t. 6-- Go After Them Were just going to go down there and go after them. We dont feat any team in this region but we respect them all.' Stewart said the Hivers do hope to establish their own game. And after coming out f.i iUJi JlU lyijU it Zundel came on to win, 10-and claimed first place in the Region One mat tournament at Sky View. 1 standings Bear River Weber our kids never quit. They havent quit in any game this year. The fans. . . theyve been just super, great! I love it, the kids love it too. That kind of enthusiasm is thrilling, he I. IO' 6 6 6 0 5 3 oRan Bonneville 0 UgVg 5 AcueEis 5 5 7 10 Shoved Around The Bears were shoved around at Morgan for a half before recovering Saturday to d Trodump the Prices are being slashed on a large used truck inventory Compare our selection: third-ranke- 74 74 73 73 73 63 -- 73 67 74 72 70 60 69 72 jans. The second-ranke- d Bears are heading for the state tournament and need the momentum to keep their title hopes burning. The Bears remember, too, a football beating this year that turned their grid season around, and they would like nothing better than to turn the Warriors around by making them fight uphill for a tournament spot. Coach Paul Jeppesen is waving the right wands to pull close game after close game out of his hat and hell need some potent magic Friday in Pleasant View. OVERHAUL YOUR EQHI?f.lEOTj e most up to date and complete machine shop between Salt Lake City and Pocatello. Fast Service Reasonable Prices 0 dgffl PRECDSCQH 24 West 5th South Brigham City Chov. Vi Ton 4x4 Chev. GMC Chov. Vi Ton Form V Ton Ford 3A Ton Ford Vi Ton Ford Vi Ton Dodge Vi Ton Plus , weve a good selection of new Chevrolets 2-wh- Grind Flywheels Brake Drums PLUS Chev. 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A loss to Bear River would dump the Warriors out of first place in the portion of the tourney and move the Bees into first place, should the Buzzers title, providing they can trim Sky Vie.w in the last game of the regular season. The Bobcats will be having their hands full with Logan as the Grizzlies have been thwarted in several close games including a four overtime loss to the Bobcats earlier. This was the second win for the locals over South Cache this year and the fourth win in five games this season. Box Elder plays Bear River here this Friday for their last scheduled league game. The box score: Intermountain's OcraOgCafl about a that win. Of course a win would put the Warriors in the drivers seat with a fine chance at an outright s defeated South Cache, on the Cache court, last Friday, Dorgcnra Doth crucial games sOsipj Deoirs 4 Reeves v Box Killer 12 Hamilton . ucoO lagDoOOos 148-poun- d state basketball tournament 17, ( Rodger Woodward vs. Owen (Olympus). 158 Woodruff vs. Mclntire (Brighton). 170 Ron Secrist vs. Horen (Viewmont). 188 Jeff Nelson vs. Stacey (West). Robert Grun-i- g Heavyweight vs. Wilkes (Hillcrest). Jeff Nelson will go in todays 10:30 a.m. session while his 148 122 - Dan Marshall (BE), Lynn Jackson (W), Mai Crazier (BE). 125 - Brett Foltman (W). Steve Kier (BO). Jay Anderson (SV). 135 Steve Weight (BE). Drew Parker (R), Greg Schienker (W), August Miller (SV). 141 - Jeff Hardy (BE). Milton Neeley (W), Gaylen Maughan (SV), Chub Munns (BR). 148 - Bruce Zundell (BR). Roger Woodward (BE), Kent Dunley (SV), Kay Okey (R). 158 - Phillip Meyers (R), Scott Hunter (Bon( Jeff Woodruff (BE), Ron Thalman (SV). 170 .Scott Sanders (R), Todd Williams Ron Secrist (SV), Craig Lofthouse (BE). 188 - Kevin Thompson i Dennis Farr (W).DaveFalsiev (SV), Jeff Nelson (BE). Heavyweight - Mont Lucherini (SV), Robert Granig (BE), Allan Stahil (L), Brian Nelson (W). 71 d ESggs psSsGcO results Williams (SV). ONE OF THE NIGHT'S MOST EXCITING MATCHES Saturday featured Box Elder's Roger Woodward (on top) and division. Bruce Zundel of Bear River in the 4-- league 101 - Brace Hubbard (BE), Ron Harriioa (SV), Reea Oraeco (R), Scott Bowden (Bon). 10S Todd Williams (BE), Andy Frag (R), Wayne Larsen (SV), Craig Okada (BR). 115 - Russ Campbell, (W), Dave Parr (R), Mike Christensen (BE), Jim Shupe 723-34- Csat Hasps Elsnday First Round Pairings pairing cljave Benjamin Franklin Box Elder High school can take a giant step closer to a 27 - Sargent 17 25 - Allred 13, Alkine will enter action at p.m. Here is how they placed in the Region One tournament at Sky View: 1 ki wood). OX ELDER ACTION SPORTS team mates been announced and they include the following for Box Elder: 101 Bruce Hubbard vs. Martinez (Layton) or Hansen (East). 108 Todd Williams vs. Mele (West). 115 Mike Christensen vs. Christen (Provo). 122 Dan Marshall vs. Taylor (Woods Cross) or Badger (Highland). 129 Jay Anderson vs. Mis-a(Olympus). 135 Steve Weight vs. (Hillcrest) or Walker (Skyline). 141 Jeff Hardy vs. Dixon (Bountiful) or Olsen (Cotton- Region 18. Don-De- is I Et-sitt- y, Junior funny thing 11 Parker junior league standings e ites. Even the team, Penneys, won its first game this past week over a fine Blooms team. The tournament was set up placing the two first place teams, Medics and Whitaker Construction, in different brackets. It looks to be a fine climax of a great season. Top socrers this past week were: David Broderick, 25; Randy Rapp, 20; Raynard Gerald Begay, Zane Checketts, and Todd Konieczki, The My pick is Orem with a potential of four state champs and i West, Brighton and Box Elder challenging for the other top positions. Our hope is based on the success of our top three or four wrestlers. YfdS We47- - HU1.16, .Nelson, Tomas.jO HUaad 42 - Broderick 25, Sargent 10 the standings, the upcoming tournament should be a good : 10 Br. Fiord 51 - Stevensen 16, Eskdaen 10 Packer Motor 35 - Jeppersen 13, Munns, Tedder, Deris 6 Senior League Play ; The past week marked the end of regular season play in the of senior league.- By - 11, 9. I early found that when I worked for myself alone, myself alone worked for me; but when 1 worked for others also, others worked also for me. Oben-Gibb- Reeves got 10 for Hamilton. In a game of first-plac- e turned back teams, Don-De- ll Sargent led Don-De- ll Skaggs, with 17 and Allred got 13 for Skaggs. Next Saturday, the first round of tournament play will begin. tourney: We were very happy with the outcome of the state qualifying meet. We had two very poor matches in the two-da- y tournament and both kids came back to do a find job. We recorded a number of pins and averaged over a takedown for each individual match; thats' the best weve done in a tournament this season. I was very happy with our placement. The champions all looked extremely sharp, especially Dan Marshall and Todd Williams. Roger Woodward also turned in a super performance, losing a close match to Bruce Zundel in the finals, 10-My major hope now is that we havent peaked to early. We truly believe that a season is a failure unless we perform well at the state meet. Our state seeding looks fairly good. Hubbard and Marshall will have a tough road but both are capable of placing if we wrestle to our potential. I was really happy with the draw for Williams, Weight and Hardy. With a good tournament and a little luck, each of them could be in the state finals. Its hard to place if youre not a Region One champ because of the tough competition in Salt Lake, but we will need scoring help from each of the wrestlers on the team. If we are to reach our goal of improving last years third-plac- e finish, we must get a total effort from, the entire team. Editors Quote Book Senior league results Realtors 25 - Beckstead 10, War burton 7 s 35 - Checketts 11, Kapp 9 win- and prospects for the state state tournament meeft m Dim thing can happen at any time. Upsets are common and the team that wins it is generally the one that is best that weekend and the one who gets lucky.' The best team is not always the champions! 41-4- 0, Morrison netted doftffli myites and eel 723-340- drive. eel Hanson Chovrolot Co. 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