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Show APRIL 21, 1987 L, Lancers use speed and depth to win district track By KEITH DUNCAN Russ Jones KAYSVILLE Layton Lancer track and field team used plenty of speed and depth to capture the 1987 Davis District Track and Field championships held last Monday and Tuesday at Davis High School. Layton took home only four first places, but scored points in every event except the 1600 meters to pile up 135'2 points. Davis High finished a strong second with 118 points. Viewmont came in third Anderson. The Viewmont runner finished off a fine Tuesday by taking another second in the 800 meters behind Clearfield's Lance Barker. Roat felt his performances were mediocre, the 4:28.64 clocking in the mile run and the 9:54.83 time in the 3200 meters. "Id really like to have things in the groove between the BYU In- - finished fourth there and Scott McIntosh took sixth place. McIntosh was also fourth in the long jump It was quite a show put on by Bountifuls Cutler who was blazing on Tuesday with first places in the 100 and 200 meters. Cutler and his 400 meter relay teammates also took second in that event behind with 90 and Bountiful was fourth with 85 Vi. Clearfield and Woods Cross brought up the rear with 57 (20-52-). points apiece. Of local interest, there were two champions from Viewmont High. Bill Crowther made a spectacular comeback in the 400 meters to edge out Laytons Gary Wilhide and Davis York Major for that title. Crowthers time was 50.63. Layton. Things are going a lot better for us at Bountiful, said Cutler, Coach Quinn is getting a lot of people out to help us on our depth. I dont have a favorite between the two races, I like em both. Id like to get my 100 meter time down to 10.6 or 10.7 before things are over with. Joe Martineau was the other Viking titlest as he went 13 feet in the pole vault to beat out teammates Shannon Jenkins (13-0- ) and Laytons Clint Brower(13-0- ). Martineau won the event on fewer misses. Bountiful High finished with four champions including the speedy Mike Cutler who won both the 100 and 200 meters. Cutler edged out Laytons William Reid in both of those events. Joey Covey was also a big winner as he took top honors in the 300 meter hurdles (39.09). Brent Smith was the Braves fourth champion as his javelin throw went 1925, good enough to outpace the second place throw of 1377 put out by Laytons John Todd. Woods Cross finished with three first places as the talented Matt Roat won both the 1600 and 3200 meters. Shawn Fraizer also had a fine two-da- y meet as he took first in the discus (149) and second in the shot (49-- 6 'A). And there were other fine performances as well. Sophomore Ryan Anderson ran well both days as he captured second place finishes in both the 1600 and 3200 meters behind Woods Cross Roat. Anderson came the closest to beating Roat in the 3200 meters and he feels he has the best chance of beating Roat in that race. If I can get a big enough lead on him, I might have a chance of getting him someday, said Viewmont s Mark Johansen performed well too, finishing third in the 3200 meters and fourth in the 1600 meters. Steve Barnes, another Viking distance ace, was fourth in the 3200 meters. Chris Hales captured fourth in the discus (138-5- ) for Viewmont and Bruce Cox was fourth in the javelin (154-2- ). Viewmont was dominant in the pole vault as Martineau won it and Jenkins was second. Geof Facer Bountiful is loaded with the Joey Covey won the 300 meter sprinters because behind Cutler hurdles. & came Covey who finished third in o the 100 meters and Tyler Gee who took fifth place. Gee came back later to capture third in the 200 'W meters. Covey ran a smart race in the 300 meter hurdles to edge out Davis Dan Whiting and Laytons Calvin Biesecker. I was concentrating on Whiting who was on my right side and just about the time I thought I had him put away, here comes this Layton kid on my left side, who had me worried, said Covey. Other top Bountiful finishers included Todd Quinn who tied for sixth in the 800 meters, the medley relay team which took third place, Don Davies who took third in the javelin, Joe Doucette who was sixth in the high jump, Dave Funk who was fifth in the pole vault arid the mile relay team which finished Bill Crowther of Viewmont second behind Layton. Other top Woods Cross finishes captured the 400 meters. came in the form of Todd Lund, vitational and region, said Roat, sixth in the discus; Lance Evans, Id really like to break the state sixth in the long jump; Eric Waters, record in the mile run before its all fifth in the 400 meters; Daje said and done. Alan Parker, the Bowen, fifth in the 300 meter hurformer Viking, still holds the 1600 dles; and Mike Smith who took fifth in the 800 meters. ' meter record. STAFF anniversary 10th May The one hundred eighteenth anniversary of the driving of the Gold Spike at Promontory, Utah, will take place on Sunday, May 10, in ceremonies beginning at 11:30 a.m. According to Golden Spike Supt. Denny Davies, this year the main speaker will be William Penn Mott, Jr., Director of the National Park Service, Washington, D.C. This year, Mr. Mott is visiting a number of significant National Park areas calling attention to how the U.S. Constitution has affected the development of the nation, said Davies. We are pleased to have him visit Golden Spike and share his knowledge of how the transcontinental railroad was influenced by the constitution whose 200th birthday we celebrate this year. According to park service officials, 1897 is the 36th annual celebration of the completion of the transcontinental railroad. The formal program begins at a.m. and concludes with the cheers of the actors and spectators, and the bells and whistles of the replica locomotives, the Jupiter, 119 and at about 12:45 p.m 11:30 ', STAFF PHOTO BY $ BY TOM HARALDSEN Bountifuls speedy Mike Cutler gets to the tape first in the 200 meters. The junior sprinter won the 100 meters earlier in the meet as well. Clutch distance performances hand Viewmont girls district championship Kg Golden Spike PHOTO By KEITH DUNCAN KAYSVILLE Viewmont Highs girls' track and field team captured only three first places at this weeks Davis District Track and Field Championships, but it was good enough to help them win the 1987 girls title. The Lady Vikings edged out 6 Layton by just a single point, to win the championship. Going into the final race of the day, the mile relay, Layton had the lead.. But Viewmont sustained a ' third place finish in that event and Layton finished last which helped the Lady Vikings to the first place ' 107-10- , finish. Davis finished third with 91 points and Clearfield was fourth with 90 points of their own. Woods Cross was fifth with 66 and Bountiful was sixth with 26 points. Jennifer Johansen led the way for the Viewmont girls as she finished first in both the 1600 meters and 3200 meters. It was a fine performance by the Viking runner, but not quite good enough to help her win the Outstanding Female Athlete Award. That honor went to Laytons Corrie Phelpts who took first in the 100, 200 and was the anchor on the 400 meter relay team. Phelpts was also second in the long jump. Viewmont also put a first place on the books in the medley relay fifth), Sharwan Smith of Viewmont in the discus with a second place finish and both Becky Yeates and Debbie Cox who finished fourth and fifth in the discus respectively. Julie Steward was sixth in the Woods Cross who finished second. javelin. hind Phelts 26.60 clocking. Southwick was also second in the 100 meters behind the speedster from Bountifuls Tiffany Southwick made an impressive showing in the 200 meter dash as she took second behind Laytons Phelts. time of 26.64 was just South-wick- Woods Cross Carolyn Knight won the 400 meter dash while Davis Lisa Schryver was second there. Anna Gusafson of Woods Cross was third in the 400 meters. Ami Sessions of Woods Cross won the 800 meters over Davis Janet Brooks who was second. Davis mile relay team of Kim Layton. McKean, Becky Rees, Lisa Schryver and Janet Brooks won that event over the team from HI OIL (373vGGGEI33fl a& EID 0B&SSJ23 where Becky Lund, Melinda McDonald, Brooke Richardson and Marilyn Clifford all combined for a superior effort. The Vikings got some other ou- tstanding performances from Stephanie Spendlove in the 1600 meters (third), Andrea Bunderson in the 100 meters (fifth), the sprint relay team which finished second behind Layton, Malinda McDonald in the 400 meters (fifth), a fine effort by Carlynn Bloomfield in the 300 meter hurdles whre she took second to Clearfields Linda Zaugg, another third place finish by Spendlove in the 800 meters, Debbie Cox in the 800 meters (sixth), Spendlove who was also second in the 3200 meters, Andrea Bunderson in the long jump (fourth), Jenny Squire in the long jump (fifth), Squire again in the high jump (fourth), Carolyn Bloomfield in the high jump (tie for X TOM HARALDSEN Woods Cross Ami Sessions went on to win the girls 800 meters. Davis Janet Brooks was second. Our reputation for resident activities is known far and wide. It has to do with commitment of special people serving special people. 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