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Show SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Utah County, Uren 188 Sunday Herald Whateverthe rei people, urbanizatior outdoors in the open taking the winter as wel 19 Provo Edges Devils in ork weeks, more sulting hunger to get Many more folks are) The Springville Red Devils as summer sports seriously, |"cked the Provo Bulidogs back ie played a zone de on their heels but couldn't keep A good example is the ice hing at Flaming |them there quite long enough fense all the way while Provo Lake where the partici-jas the Bulldogs squeaked out a started in @ 2one and then went nave more than doubled) 63-60 win over the Red Devils in each of the past four years, Out) the final minute of play Friday man-to-man. there next Friday to wind up Region on a recent night at Springville Provo faces Spanish Fork av ot over weekend fal Tee fed Davis, oe have wen Four play while Springvilie count showed just seven hunGred ice anglers and this did not only two ball games all year, travels to Payson. include anglers up-lake on the ed we oh Re way Over Woe! P 8, who have only lost Wyoming side where fishing has two i games all it been popular all winter. — oS fast and furious finish gave the The Wyoming fishery people re- —— wie by Gio Dek ot pore increasing out-of-state interville led at all three Tha box ecore: PROVO Drury folks from five other states show-|12, 29-8, and 51-48, but ing up so far this season. “ Totals SPRINGVILLE est in the winter angling with| quarter breaks by scores of 13True enough, fishing success has been relatively high. Yet, distances travelled by most anglers to get the final there alone accents the hunger for this type of out-| With the door activity in the winter. Most Utahns must travel upwards of 200 miles to get there. Morrill Ford Miner . a ‘een : } ah 19 25-34 63 GFP : 6H 6 : 3 . aati 13 2 51 2B & 63 Creel checks showed most folks taking fish, all were bait fishing, and the best baits colored marshmallows, worms, and cheese, Said the fish were averaging just under tWo pounds, with some at 12-13 inches and the largest just over three pounds, uM. been able to put good scoring Add the usual story of some do-some-do not, Dean) nights together the Devils have been tough to contend with, and told of very little action by one angler while another that's the way it was Friday. was limiting up from holes through the ice only feet| Provo also had four men in| apart. So our only skunking on Strawberry last year came when everyone around us caught fish. normal there should be another month ofice fishing | Springville outscored the Bullto go out there at the Gorge. The latest and best! dogs from the field as the Devils i reports continue to come from Sheep Creek-Lucerne | connected on 21 field goals and | Provo managed only 19, Valley bays on the close side of the big lake and from e Red Davils were also Spring Creek Bay if one crosses the dam and drives/ Good at the foul line. They hit on over to the foot of Antelope Flats on the farside. 18 of 21 foul pitches, but there The tally will be several thousand man days of fishing fun when the ice fishing season is over which is all to the good in this day of urbanization and hunger for the outdoors, BEST time to visit the fish hatcheries is now at hand. All public hatcheries are now at peak production in preparation for the plants to : a : 2667 H Dean Spackman was out the, e this past week and he reports the fishing success is holding up well. G .* Hansen SPRINGVILLE’S SHIRL MINER gets control of the ball on a rebound and is closely guarded by Provo’s Craig Drary in action Friday night at Springville. Others in the picture are Bob Hansen (21), Wayne Hall (29) of Springville, and GROUND BEEF Albertson's, lean meat, ground fresh each hour mum flavor and freshness. Lose By .55 To Sun Devils begin soon as the waters and roads open up. By PHIL SHURTLEFF Our nearby Springville hatcheries, both state and federal, provide a looksee into fish production at its final looking ahead to best, with the additional offering of game bird pro- home meet this season against STEAK duction by J. D. Ford, LaMar Phillips, and the boys |4time WAC champions the Uniac the state hatchery. A fine outing for the family, | versity of Arizona after dropFrithe scout or school group, or neighborhood kids. If ping a real heart a group visit is planned it is well to call the folks out day night to Arizona State Unithere and get an appointmenttime for the conducted versity, 179.95 to 179.40, BYU's side horse ace, Dennis tour. Ramsey, turned in the meet’s high score with a 9.40 to win Odds and Ends the event but it was ASU’s conNearly ten million eggs and fish currently being sistent Richard who processed in state hatcheries include rainbow, macki- turned the trick for the Sun nam, brook, brown, dolly varden, and kokanee salmon. Devils. ‘As usual, the ever popular rainbow make up about Impson, currently leading the seven million of the total... Other than income from WACin all around competition, placed first on floor exercise fish and gamelicense sales, the only other major and high bar and tied for secsource of funding for F and G management comes ‘ond onside horse, vaulting and from the so-called federal aid funds. These funds parallel bars to take top indicome from excise taxes paid on sports hunting and vidual honors, He is defending fishing gear. They are collected at manufacturers’ WAC champ on parallel bars source and allocated back to the states by the tederal but a few breaks forced him to government. Under the program the states spend take second Friday to a smooth their money on approved aid-to-wildlife programs and ng Dave Watters of then are reimbursed 75% of the project costs. Utah’s Austin Thatcher did well for allocation of such funds reached a new high this year Swift's Premium Round Bone Swiss. CUBE STEAKS .................... ws. 98¢ FROZEN PORK‘a DINNER BEANS oe cd Ne. 4 97: NOW HOT CROSS BUNS PEPPERS Yours for fun, Casey. Large Bell’ * US. No. 1 ......00e Seeveees WASTE BASKET Metal Reg. 1.19 ..... now OUT OUR WAY 99° ‘DISH CLOTHS$ gee B chy ; Cannon Large # meat and vegetable varie- tins, now only... ORANGE DRINK ‘ene’. 5 ror" ST blackbird with a brown head. . . . Utah’s cottontail i prices are lower. . vatlock up on soup, Campbell's all ‘58c varieties... of $675,603.00. . . The male cow-bird is the caly season ends next Thursday... . Fremont River in place routine Wayne Countywill offer some fine creel returns dur- on floor exercises just .05 ahead ing March. .. . Wonder why the only animals known of freshman teammate Bryce Martin third to have black tongues are polar bears and chow dogs? ... The walleye spawning run in the Lower Provo River should get underway any time now... . Though they have no eyes ana live underground, the earthworm senses the fall of night and wriggles to the surface of the earth. And those who gather crawlers at night will tell you they mostly come out of hiding because of the mating instinct. SOUP $400 Bhop Albertson's where Box FIRESIDE SALTINES T-lb. 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