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Show PACE 14 THE THUNDERBIRD MONDAY DECEMBER 7 1987 Intramurals ending on high note the stress of impending finals is getting to you, intramurals has the cure to relieve it with two final activities. Today at 7 p.m. the Pepsi Hot Shot competition takes place in the P.E. gym. It is open to both men and women. The winners will receive a k of Pepsi and a On Thursday, Alpine Lanes is hosting team bowling. Teams will consist of three bowlers with at least one member being female. Bowling starts at 4 p.m. and will last until 6:30 p.m. Whiffle ball competition is coming to a close. The finals are scheduled for tonight at 5:15 p.m. in the P.E. gym. The A division intramural football If six-pac- Thanks for your CRIS' past support! BfiKERY 50 WEST 400 SOUTH ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Mike Alexander, a senior guard from Skyline JC, scored 24 points and accounted for five steals in the 113-8SUSC win over Southwest Baptist Tuesday. 0 MVP Sheri Davies, a senior forward from Salt Lake City, scored 27 points and pulled down 11 rebounds as the Lady Birds defeated the Mountaineers of Western State Saturday 81-61. STATK Sponsored FARM JAMES HOYLE JR Health 42 years experience Auto I INSURANCE by: J Lite Home and Business Box 647, 164 West DECEMBER Center Street 7-1- 2, 586-446- 7 1987 (WITH A SPECIAL MATINEE DECEMBERS, AT 2 PM.) f OR TICKET INFORMATION. AND RESERVATIONS CONTACT THE SUSC BOX OFFICE AT 15 P.M. yFEKDAYS. ' championship was held with the Wing Nuts taking the championship fiom the previously undefeated Sigma Nu Studs. A last second try for a two-poiconversion that would have won the game for Sigma Nu fell short and the Wing Nuts claimed the The B division championship 38-3championship game saw the Scabs running over the Sigma Nu pledges 40-2Students and faculty competed in the annual 5k Turkey Trot. Those who finished closest to their estimated time in each division received turkeys for their efforts. Carolyn Young and Garth Jones were the faculty winners. David Dix and Gaylene Chastain won for the student divisions. nt 7. 0. 'Bird gridders receive WFC mentions BY TIFFANIE FLORENCE SUSC Thunderbird football has two players Football named to the 1987 Conference's first team, and eight others have been recognized by the three-stat- e league. Offensive center Brent Bailey, a senior from Orem, was named to the first team offensive unit. Barefoot punter Jeff McComb, a senior from Henderson, Nev., was selected the WFC's first team punter and has been named to the team for College Division I. Kodak Bailey was named to the team for the second consecutive year. He was a first team choice last season. McComb kicked 42 times for 1,863 average. yards to establish his 44.4-yar- d Other 'Birds honored by the WFC include four second team offensive players. Tight end Ron Clement, a junior from Mesa, Ariz.; quarterback Chad Richard, a senior from Roosevelt; junior running back Thane Marshall, from Beaver and junior place kicker Herkey Marxen, from Las Vegas, Nev. The two second team defense players are interior lineman Ken Smith, a senior from Honolulu, Hawaii; and defensive back Dennis Wells, a junior from Moab. The also had two players receive honorable mention in linebacker Todd Olsen, from New Orleans and defensive back Pete Wahlheim, from Mesa, Ariz.. Both are graduating this spring. Clement was the leading pass receiver with 23 receptions for 364 yards. Richard led the 'Birds in total offense and broke four career offensive records. Marshall rushed for 1,008 yards. Marxen led the team in scoring by converting 27 of 28 PAT attempts and nine of 14 fieldgoal attempts for 54 points. Smith anchored the defensive line with an average of 6.1 tackes per game, also having five quarterback sacks. Wells averaged 4.5 tackles, returned 32 kickoffs for an average of 23.5 yards and led the team interceptions with six picks. Olsen was the team's leading tackier with an average of 12.0 per game. Wahlheim averaged 7.4 tackles from his strong safety spot and led the team with six passes broken up. long-standi- |
