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Show rf nizvzimUtyTf t I r';yi 'V nisei's, Wildceovs Want to know who watches more weather forecasts in Utah than farmers, cattlemen and shut-ins- ? Baseball coaches. You can find them in the spring stuck to the television set like cotton candy sticks to a five year olds mouth. A bad report can send them into a frenzy of questions. What if I have to play three games this week? Who can pitch two games? and I wonder if well ever get to play two weeks of baseball in good weather. Although snow and sleet are forecasted for this week, and the weather was poor last week, all the area high school teams were able to get in two games two games that makes league standings slightly clearer, like going from the muddy Missis- - game with Weber until Satur day, but the Warriors still won will The Royals, now two next its games, against play Clearfield and Bonneville, at home. For Clearfield, the most important thing to come of last loss to Fridays Bonneville was proof the Falcons could still hit the ball and drive in runs. After losing its two previous games, and not scoring any runs, the Falcons must have wondered if their bats had gone on a spring break. This next week is pivotal for several area teams like the Vikings and Falcons. To make the state playoffs in early May, teams with marginal records cant afford not to do several things like hit, field, pitch and most of all, win. 8-- 5 Leeiejue Leods ww; if -- ! r ,, 3-- 6-- first-plac- n Loktild Review North, Wednesday, Apr. 27, 1983 3C ' ;r G3ininj I'D 1 1 sip to a dirty trout stream. Woods Cross, after losing to Davis Tuesday and beating Bountiful in extra innings Sature day still clings to a tie with East. Davis, after beating the WildFriday and cats, lost to East is now tied with Viewmont for fourth place in the region. In Region One, it has been Clearfield that has taken a slight dive in the league standings. A week and a half ago the Falcons were tied for the lead but Clearwith Layton at field has dropped three straight games and is now tied with Roy for third place. Meanwhile, Layton has won two of its last three games and for the is tied with Weber at top spot in the region. Because of the bad weather last Friday, Roy postponed its 8-- 4, 3-- 1, 5-- "?' 2 Matt photo by lodnoy Wright Falcons in last week's game against the Lakers. of Clearfield tags out Kevin Venstra to keep the TAYLOR NORM Bonneville's Cougars to be Stronger, Edwards Says Ladell Andersen. Edwards was a football coach at Granite High School in Salt lake City and Andersen was an assistant basketball coach at the University of Utah. When two resruits mistook By RON KNOWLTON Review Staff Both coaches BOUNTIFUL went to school the same year at Utah State University. And both are often mistaken for each other. Brigham Young University Football Coach Lavell Edwards even claims hes recruited for new BYU Basketball Coach basketball for Utah. Edwards spoke last Wednesday during the Bountiful. Area Chamber of Commerce monthly membership meeting relating win-los- Edwards for Andersen (or Lavell for Ladell). Edwards claimed he had the two already to sign on the dotted line to play BRUNCH AT column improved. s Then we got away from the and speculating on the Cougars passing game and we didnt win, Edwards said. prospects for the coming footIn fact, only during five of his ball season, which is four 18 years in coaching was first months away. Edwards involved with winning He even relayed what he conteams. When he took over as sidered to be a classic head foorball coach at BYU, from a recent speech by Andersen. Andersen, who has lost Edwards said he felt we had to much of his hair, recently throw the foorball and do somequipped: You know a guy thing different than towhat anywin. could just about lose all of his one else was doing But during his first year as hair waiting for this (the BYU Basketball Head Coaching) head coach, the Cougars had a fleet running back named Pete job. Under Edwards direction, Van Valkenberg, who led the the Cougars have won eight nation in rushing. BYU won seWestern Athletic Conference ven games that year. The folfootball championships in the lowing year the Cougars switched to a passing game and went last 11 years. But Edwards remembers a time when I lost BYU quarterback Gary about as many as I won. That was when he was the Sheide, however, signed to play foorball coach at Granite High at the Provo school, and what School, using the single wing has followed since is one formation. quarterback after another. When Hal Mitchell was hired Edwards admits that his reas head football coach at BYU at BYU is impressive. But cord in 1962, he also used the single admits that he was conalso he BYU have formation. may wing cerned when a 65,000 seat been the only major school in stadium expansion was comthe country using that formation at that time. pleted at the school. He labels as incredible, however, what I think Hal looked all over crowd one sell-othe country and couldnt find followed another. after who the Mormon ran any good The thing that concerns me single wing, so he hired me," somewhere down the line is that Edwards said. Under Tommy Hudspeth, I might get fired, having to fill a stadium like that. BYU met with little success us after one-line- rs SUNDAY ing a running game. But when BYU quarterback Virgil Carter came along and the Cougars switched to a passing game, the 1 one-line- rs one-lin- ' ' I 4 4 A g urc c k ' Staff photo by Rodney Wright CHRIS CHRISMAN of Clearfield was one of the competitors in last Saturday's Regional Special Olympics Track Meet in Chirs attends the Monte Vista School in SANDWICHES The Roy City Recreation Department will hold baseball and9 softball registration May 7 at a.m. at the Roy Junior High School gym. Teams are to organize themselves and have an adult or high school age coach. Rosters have been placed in each elemen- tary, junior high and behigh or- school and teams must ganized within the elementary school boundaries in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. There will be a $9 fee per Effective Dates April 26 to May 2, 1983 Teams that are organized of r must stay within the area school attendance. Boys may wear gym shoes or molded cleats, but no cleats will be allowed in the girls league. No third graders will be placed on baseball teams by the recreation department and a fourth grade team may not have more than four third graders on its roster. I HIT mm.mWMWHWW, LICENSED CONTRACTOR rimoouino, basemen, ond horns, concrete tommorcioi. (FrM litimotos) 2951792 or hmmhmmwwmwm 621-647- 8 AX0utaiw Todays Honey Rate 6 Months $1,000 10.50 to $5,000 6 Months $5,000 10 11.00 to $10,000 Passbook WESTERN HERITAGE thrift NEW HOURS: 9:00-5:3- & LOAN FREE GIFTS FOR NEW Dally SAVING ACCOUNTS Closed Saturday 107 North Main, Savings protected to SISTOOO by Die Bountiful 2983653 Thanks For Vk WetingWua Iffl LITTON . iTGO Your CAROUSEL MICROWAVE Help I 773-330- 7. i0" 0$arv 546-412- n. in LAYTON lass the buinnV,s7u"wina0' iH 5 th ,he city oo our "LEADER" in AUTO GLASS REPLACEMENT city- - . like to we would . e mo -e- we will Apri, 30th, landmark. donate to this IN THE ENTIRE AREA Approved by "All" Insurance Co. clo this landmark os a contributor. building the plaque on from player. Leagues range A 10th the to grade. fourth grade orbe also will league the ganized for boys and girls in Resecond and third grades. a.m. gistration is May 7 at 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and weekdays from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Roy Recreation Building. m ill NOW" MalM 544-839- the Womens Fastpitch In recreation director at Sets Registration Layton Hills League, there are still many openings. For further information, contact Barbara Johnson, program supervisor or Roger Thomas, Ogden. Roy Tim DELICIOUS De- openings in the Womens B League on Tuesday nights. mm hviiuty T FOR CRISP SALADS . MON-SA- ATTENTION ROY RESIDENTS partment has openings in its womens and coed slowpitch softball leagues, and womens fastpitch league. There are two openings in the Womens A Softball League on Thursday nights and three V SUNDAY!! kTRY US EVERYDAY ut Leagues Stay Open The Clearfield Recreation P.M 2-- 3 EVERY er 5-- 6. 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