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Show i i CLEARFIELD COURIER, March 29, 978, Page 1 1 1 Falcons take win in track Clearfields depth was the difference in the Falcons win over Roy in a Region One Track and Field Meet last week at Clearfield. Both teams had seven individual winners, and the Royals won two of three relays, but the Falcons for both second the Royals and third place to win the meet Kevin Christiansen of Roy edged d 10-- 3 80-6- teammate Kurt Bennington, and Clearfield's Jeff Trussed in the 100 dashes for first place. and Christiansen looked good with a time of 9 9 seconds for so early in the season. Clearfield make a sweep of the mile run, the pole vault and the long jump The Royals won all . three places in the Discus, with junior Maurry Blau leading the field 220-yar- d & t CLEARFIELD S MIKE ARRANT is Box Elder High. safe at home on a Box Elder fielder's "choice error. The Falcons split a double header with SCORES HH Lyman (R), Mikesell (C), Johnson (C), 14 5 100 Dash Christiansen (R), Bennington (R), Trussed C), 9 9 Mile Run Hemze (C), Turner (C), Jones (C), 4 44 440 Relay Roy, 44 9, (Lyman, 120 On the With CS IQ) The Clearfield-Rowas supposed to be y game, Tuesday Clearfields pithitting, but the against Roys Falcons took charge ching, The basketball season is over. Bingham High beat Olympus for the state title, Roy beat Orem for third place, SkyView Skyline for fifth place consolation honors, and Weber was edged by Highland, but got seventh in the state. a Now ihe and teams are being named. Three Region One athletes were honored as by the Salt Lake Tribune. Jeff Scholtec of Roy, Mark Montgomery of Weber and Robbie Nielson of Sky View were part of the elite eleven from basketball. The Deseret News poll listed Mark Sindle on its first team, and Scott Wallace on the second team. o In a Herald poll, Roys Jeff Scholtec was honored as one of the five best athletes in the state of Utah. a An team selected by the Ogden Standard Examiner, included Fred Fernandes, Mark Sindle and Jeff Scholtec of Roy, Scott Wallace of Clearfield, Mark Montgomery and Ray Coleman of Weber, with others from schools in the area of Ogden. Now its our turn. Glen Adams, assistant publisher of Stahle Publications, and Spot ts Editor of the Ben Lomond Beacon, joined with me in picking an team. We chose Jeff Scholtec as MVP and listed ten ""others, whom'we felt were the best of Region One. From Roy, we selected Mark Sindle and Fred Fernandes. Scott Wallace and Brian Johnson got our nod from Clearfield. From Weber, Mark Montgomery and Ray Coleman was our choice, while Cordell Olsen of Sky View, Irvy Williams of Bountiful, Cory Hanks of Viewmont and Carl Woodward of team. Layton rounded out our BUT As has been stressed, from this corner, the real vote of star n players will come later, in the recruiting by college coaches. CAMPKIESEL I spent a delightful evening with my old son last week at Camp Kiesel, which is a Boy Scout camp on the slopes of Monte Cristo Mountain. Camp Kiesel is a product of the Lake Bonneville Council of the Boy Scouts of America, which covers the territory from Layton tot he Idaho border for scouting. The twenty-fiv- e acre camp is used by boys from eight to 18 years old from Cub Scouts to Explorer Scouts. The Scout camp came into being in the early 1920s on land that was donated by Wilhemine Kiesel Sherman, in the name of her father, Fredrick John Kiesel of Ogden. S. Dilworth Young, of LDS Church fame, was Scout Executive at the time, and was instrumental in getting a lot of donated money and labor to build the facilities. Our group was last to have dinner in the lodge dining hall. This week-en- d h will mark the beginning of a renovating project to build a bigger and better lodge, with better facilities. A new building is being furnished by Intermountain Precision Built Homes of Ogden, and will be erected and furnished with aid from a lot of businessmen in the Ogden area. The camp is a haven for any outdoorsman. Birds of many varities, squirrels, grouse, deer, coyotes, etc. are seen in their natural habitat. The surrounding hills are covered with fossils of the distant past. Boys can go fishing, hunting (with a camera), hiking, swimming, boating, and tubing, sledding and snowshoeing in the winter. They have an archery range, and target range for BB guns, and 22s, and there is much, much more. Camp Kiesel is a fun place for boys, and very popular with Scouts of all ages. It makes giving a cash donation to the Boy Scouts more meaningful. All-Are- 4-- KSL-Prov- All-Are- A post-seaso- two-mont- both in categories. Mike Arrant struck out 11 batters and scattered six hits to beat the 4 at Roy in the season Royals, teams. for both opener Todd Vernon started on the mound for Roy, but the Falcons ignited a four-ruexplosion in the third inning that sent him to the showers. Knuckle-baile- r Larry Guinn, came on in relief, and limited the Falcons to only two runs in three innings, and d David Johnson held them in the final inning, but there was no catching up. the Falcons in Roy did the last four frames, but that wasnt 8-- n out-sco- 4-- 2 enough. Kurt Bennington was best hitter of the game, with a single, a double and a triple in four times-at bat, but Falcon pitcher Mike Arrant got two singles in his three trips to the plate, and Craig Adams did likewise. Doug Hamblins two doulbes did a lot of Royal damage. He was two for four for the day. Both teams were able to steal, almost at will, but Arrant stranded seven Royals on base, while the three Roy pitchers could only strand four. Going into the game with Roy, The Falcons had played eight games, and won half of them. They Had wins over Brighton Hillcrest ) Jordan ) and Box Elder They were defeated by left-field- pre-seaso- n (6-1- ), (3-0- (6-5- (6-4- ). Hillcrest (7-10- ), Bingham (2-- Skyline and Box Elder (2-4- ), (3-9- ). The three top hitters for Clearfield were Scott Hartung Hamblin 3 .308) and Greg Decker Falcon pitchers of future promise are Roger Vincent, and relief pitcher Darren Parry. Both played basketball, and are still working on getting their pitching arms in shape. Roy baseballers won two of their n ball games. Roy beat five Orem (11-6and Provo and lost to Box Elder (24), Orem ) and Timpview Before the Clearfield game senior Kurt Bennington was batting .500 for Roy in 14 times at bat. Two other seniors, Paul Zahn and Scott Van Sickle each had six hits in 13 official times at bat for. 462 batting averages. Junior Jon Nickerson had four hits on 11 trips to the plate, for .364, Todd Vernon had thrown eight innings for Roy, had given up 11 hits, had struck out 13 batters, walked three, and had allowed five earned runs. Larry Guinn had pitched seven left-hand- pre-seaso- ), (9-6- ), (4-6- ). innings,had beerucharged with,. 11 hits, had struck out nine, and walked three batters for an earned run total of six. Surprise junior, Mike West- Ben- Fernandes, Christiansen, nington) 440 Dash Bradford (R), Nichols (C), Tutunu (C), 52 5 Javelin Hartung (C), Jameson (C), Hill (C), 162.3 High Jump Wallace (C, Clark (C), Sindle 330 (R), 51 Int. Hurdles Lyman (R), Mikesell (C), Johnson (C), 41 2 Pole Vault Sant (C), Kimber (C), Litchfield (C), 10 6 880 Run Heinze (C), Malone (R), Nye (C), 2.04 Shot Put Blau (R), Barerra (C), Meendennk (R), 4810 Medely Relay Clearfield, 353.5 220 Dash Christiansen (R), Bennington (R), Trussel (C), 22 7 Run Wayment (C), Turner (C), Purser (R), 1010. 03 Long Jump Eccord (C), Hartung (C), Nielsen (C), 197 Mile Relay Roy 335 1 (Lyman, Harris, Malone, Bradford) Discus Blau (R), Singler (R), Meenderink (R) 1278 Coach Dan Sheffer Coach John Flint (3-1- 1 .273). Falcon pitching in eight season games is interesting. The pre- Mike Arrant had pitched 14 innings, given up eight hits, walked six, and allowed only one earned run. Brad Muir had been hit nine times, had walked ten batters and had been charged with five earned runs in 16 innings. Glen Abeyta had gone 11 innings, allowed 12 hits, walked two batters, and was credited for four earned runs. Other seventh lap. Baseball schedule reported Tues , March 28, Roy at Roy, pm.; Fri., March Bountiful 31, 4 at Clearfield, 4 p.m.; Tues., April 4, Skyview at Skyview, 4 p.m.; Friday, April 7, Viewmont at Clearfield, 4 p.m.; "Tuesday, '"April Layton, 11, Layton at 4 p.m.; Friday, April 14, Weber at Weber, 4 p.m.; moreland, went the full seven innings and beat Provo with nine hits, four strike outs, one walk and six earned Tuesday, April 18, Bonneville at Clearfield, 4pm.; Friday, April 21, Roy at Clearfield, 4 runs. p.m.; Clearfield finished a close second, last year, behind Ogden in the t Region Two of Northern Utah. So for openers, the number one Royals and the top 4A finisher from last years Region Two, locked horns in the newly aligned Region One season opener and Clearfield won. 25, Bountiful at 28, Skyview at Viewmont at Tuesday, April Bountiful, 4 p.m.; now-defu- Friday, Clearfield, Tuesday, Viewmont, April p.m.; 4 May 2, 4 p.m.; Thursday, May Clearfield, 4 p.m.; 4, Layton at Football Tuesday, May 9, Bonneville at Bonneville, 4 p.m.; Friday, May 5, Weber at Clearfield, All-Sta- rs 4 selected 20 p.m.; Monday, May 15 to Saturday, May State Tourney. Head Coach: Ken Hicks Assistant Coach Craig Hansen (9-2- (4-1- TWO miler runner, Mark Wayment finishes his CLEARFIELD The Utah High School football squad has been chosen for this football game. summers This is the second annual All-St- All-St- ar All-St- ar team chosen by Utah Cerebral Palsy to play against The game selected Arizona will be played at Rice Stadium on the football all-star- s. U. of U. campus on Saturday, August 12. Last years team, coached by Ken Schmidt of Skyline, took a victory against Arizona and this year Coach Schmidt is looking for more of the same. Schmidts Skyline team suctitle last cessfully defended its fall; his assistant will be Ron Hahn, whose Murray team won the championship last fall. The coaches 20-- 0 4-- BRYCE heave CHAPMAN the discus gets ready to in the track meet last week. 3-- A will be working with 30 players from 21 schools, several of whom are from Schmidts and Hahns championship teams. Steve Clark, the Deseret News Player of the Year, and Tracy Duckworth, the Salt Lake Tribune Player of the Year, both from Skyline, will Also from head the list of Schmidts Skyline club are Greg Snyder and Ken Wadsworth. Hahns champs from Murray placed two players, Kevin Robertson and Joe All-Star- s. 3-- A Sample. 4-- A runner-u- p three players selected Dave Neff Olympus had (Mike and Van-derhoo- f, Nathan Rides). Each of the other schools provided more than one Brighton (Mike Morgan, Matt Seeman); Bountiful (Ron Hammer, Dean Layton); Box Elder (Marlin Jensen, Dale Money); and Layton (Rick Shaw, Maurice Turner). Die rest of the squad consits of Steve Eldridge of Cottonwood, Tom ELkroth of Judge, Clint Farmer of All-Sta- r: and playad each other in tha Clearfield basketball league. These include Bracken Larsen, Mark Anderson, Shane Davis, Jeffery Paul, Jimmy Snyder, Kent GodTeam No. 3 (I. to r.) frey; Team No. 6 Greg Bowen, Jay Black, Jason Bean, Torrey Perez, Edward Perez and Coaches Bill Hunsaker and Bob Perez. THESE SEVEN, 8, 9 Roy, Mike Heagren of Bingham, Ryan Rill of Davis, Dave Holbrook of ISpktesd. Brian Johnson of Clearfield, Mike Kunt of Ben Lomond, Robot Etede of Orem, Mike Todd of Kevin Walker of Granite, of Provo High and K Wes School. cf Crtr--c KjrteCrn The public is invited to participate in two days of activities with the Salt Lake County Little league registration Baseball conducted Recreation at (Boys) the Little will be Clearfield Office in Clearfield Swimming Pool Building on the following dates and times; April 1, 9 April 8, 9 a.m.-1- 2 a.m.-1- 2 noon noon noon April 15, 9 a.m.-1- 2 (Boys who are participating in the Junior League Basketball program may register before or after their respective games.) Eligibility Requirements are: a boy must attain age 8 years before August 1, 1978 but must not turn 16 years old before August 1, 1978. Fees for this year are: 9 yrs. old $4 2 yrs. old $6.50 8-- 10-1- yrs. old-1Registration forms will be available at the recreation office or from the Swimming Pool Cashier and also during time of registration. For further information, call the recreation office at 13-1- 5 and Game for Clearfield Registration League Fish Association on Saturday and Sunday, April 1 and 2. The outing will begin on Saturday at Willard Bay. Fishing and other planned recreation will highlight the day at the North Bowery in the North Marina section of the park. 7.50 KS-417- 1. On April 2, Sunday participants morning, the will convoy to the Division of Wildlife Resources fish hatchery in Mantua. A tour of the facility will be conducted. A free lunch, including elk burgers, will be provided by the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Association. The hatchery, originally a privately owned hatchery, was purchased by the state in 1969 and 1970. Construction of new facilities began In 1979 and was completed in 1976. The hatchery propagates cutthroat trout that are returned to Bear Lake for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Bear Lake Cutthroat Trout Enhancement rroject. A unique feature of the hatchery is its water recycling system. Only two of the eleven Mate hatcheries have this type of water system. Everyone i invited to attend Cj function. Erinj jrrr GctlrT : " two-da- y poles, questions an appetite. - t atsvt J ,, . a ' a - i . , 1 |
