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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL, OCTOBEh o., 198 Weber Wins Fll never forget you guys, how could I? At Layton 14-- 8 'Fmstotions Emd! By KEITH DUNCAN Journal Sports LAYTON They say athletics vs ill include the thi ill of victory and the agony of defeat, -- - THRILLS. Well, there just weren't many this season for Brad Hawkins and his Lancers. Agonies. Its amazing Hawkins ind his crew made it through like they did. losing eight of nine games, hut still coming up out of Lancer Stadium with another les-o- n in hie under their belts. THK KM) of an agonizing season came to tin end last 1 hursday after- noon as Weber held on with every-hin- g they had for a slim 14-- 8 vic. tory In the locker room after the game. Hawkins told his kids he loved and respected them. A winning coach would have probably said the same thing but Hawkins' words were like scripture. He .poke the truth and the kids him. be-lev- I'M. NENF.R forget you guys, how could I? You don't lose eight of nine games with guys you hate. We stuck in there right to the end Talent-wis- e, and Ill never forget those who never gave up. We all learned something about football, as well as life and hope we never forget it," were some of the words echoed by Hawkins to a group of sad football players. came to pass as Webers defense stiffened up but Layton did come Dan Bankhead away with a d field goal. THE WEBER game had been moved up to Thursday in anticipation that Layton might win. Such a thing would have forced the two teams to go at it again last Monday to decide the fourth place team from Region One. But two first half touchdowns by Weber were the difference as Weber held back a strong second half comeback by the Lancers to earn d the glorious right to play Davis High in the first playoff round. AGAIN LAYTON rose up in their next defensive series and allowed Weber a negative yard rushing before have Miya dove through the air to block a Weber punt. The blocked punt resulted in a safety and Weber's lead had been trimmed to Layton's next drive went 13 plays before Weber finally forced Bankhead out again. He booted a 25 yard field goal that made the score Layton has reached the four yard line but could not score. AS FAR as Layton's play went, you couldn't fault anything the Lancers did in the second half. The Layton defense held Weber to a mere three first downs and provided the most excitement in scoring opportunities. After Layton's first second half drive was halted with a punt, Brian Bailey put an end to Weber's first second half possession by intercepting a pass. One play later on offense, Bailey connected with THE LANCERS never gave up in the final six minutes of the game. Again the defense held Weber and forced them to punt. Bailey connected with Martin again on a beautiful pass play that took Layton into Webers territory. But an interception on a low throw from Bailey snufled out the comeback. But again the Layton defense held Weber and forced still another punt. 1 top-rate- maybe Roberts wasnt our best! But if 24 guys had of given their all like he had, wed probably be in the state tournament -- Brad Hawkins Darrel Martin on a pass that took Layton to the Weber 18 38-ya- yard line. 14-- e WMBgpGty QdjgQJ&Gi (HK3BB05FU captain than that. touchdown never A -- Brad Hawkins TALENT WISE, maybe Roberts wasnt our best. But if 24 guys had of given their all like he had, wed probably be &tt'i in the state MfiExsns iD42Q3SEEti5 tournament. "Roberts was one who made a commitment. In order to win you've got to have kids who have made a commitment. Just ask the players at Davis High." afiritTnni "flags ORI Jj , 5. Roger more. Gardner says with his frame he could be 6 and 260 easily 6-- someday. "Ever since I was a sophomore I've wanted to play college ball and havent lost the dream. Coach Saw ley and Dickson have been two men that I dearly respect because they've given me the chance to play If you can't show your stuff, then no one can tell what I've got. I got a sniff and I took to it. 1 . ONE THING that screwed me up in the Bonneville game was that knew the BYU scouts were there. I've since tried to put that stuff out of my mind. he said. Clawson has been talked to by some colleges but noth.ng real serious yet. He knows it will take care of itself. Gardner has said that if he veie a college coach, he'd for sure be interested. play." Clawson really doesn't come from a family. His sister. Kimberly, has done some gymnastics and equestrian riding and his little brother Craig came out for cross country for the first time this year. But up till the past couple of years, the family really had little to do with athletics. sports-minde- d 42-ya- SAVE 8.00 on BLOCKS WITH ONE last chance to keep their season alive, things must not have been meant to be for the Lancers. A very costly penalty and a couple of dropped passes made Layton's '84 season history. "There are a bunch of kids Ill never think twice about doing something for," said Hawkins, "Kids like Mike Roberts who gave it their all from start to finish. Knit Shirts that reverse from stripe to mesh MIKE GAVE up alcohol and other things to dedicate himself to football. I heard from kids in the school that Roberts had made a vow he wouldn't allow for any of that stuff to be used by football players and if he found out about it, he'd be kicking some butts. "You cant ask anymore from a QUifflmfism, DICKSON commented that Clawson has been nothing but a gentleman around him. "I love the kid. Id like to take him home, said the head coach. . offers a fresh point of view on the traditional crewneck . . . solid pencil stripe reverses to subtle dash dot stripe under mesh. Three handsome colors: Claret reverses to grey, grey to black and black to turquoise. 1 Handsome. 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Ernest Eberhard, Jr. if Centerville, Utah "Commissioner Gerlach has kept the welfare of Davis County taxpayers in the forefront of his service as county commissioner at all times " Senator Dona M. Wayment State Legislature Gerlach . has been very helpful In communicating Davis County needs to me to help me make legislative decisions!" "Commissioner CLAWSONS coaches at Davis have fallen in love with the guy. Gardner says he can't think of a better reason why the Davis passing game is so sharp this year other than the fast emergence of Lloyd. "Hes a good receiver and we like the big target he presents for us," said Gardner. asoMact .tUAaMTU0W i FOOTBALL straightened my life out." said Clawson. "Without it, I don't know where Id be. I owe a lot to Sawley for asking me to cr . DR. JERRY J. BULLOUGH 1 "RIGHT now. the most important thing i' to win as many games as we possibly can. Weber can't be taken lightly because anytime you play a team tw ice in the same year, the revenge factor is important. "I think we've got the ability and the spirit to go all the way. We've got a driving spirit to go a long ways this year. We've not only got our tinning game this year but have got the passing game as well. I think it's time to bring a state championship home away from Salt Lake," continued Clawson. YOUt " .0'"' 14-- mmmimmii Clawson rrTsTMLSI2!i22. isjicgsii . mil airfMW5 Continued ( W31F if Newell P. Parkin Bountiful, Utah "Commissioner Gerlach has given great effort, is very concerned and supportive of the Senior Citizens program in Davis County" "Commissioner Gerlach has done a good job. He is honest, straight forward, and is concerned about Davis County and its people. It will be a benefit to us all to reelect him as county commissioner." Oman T. Mecham Syracuse, Utah Completely honest and a dedicated commissioner." if Robert Palmquist North Salt Lake, Utah HARRY GERLACH if Mayor Grant H. '"Harry Gerlach Is a hard working, dedicated commissioner whose Interest In the entire countv hns been greatly appreciated." Secrlst West Bountiful, Utah strongly support Commissioner Harry B. for to the County Commission. have been associated closely with Commissioner Gerlach for the past four years and have found him to be an Gerlach I honorable, capable hard-workin- g public servant". dependable and Robert H.Garft Bountiful, Utah have known Harry Gerlach for 15 years and have always found him hard working and Innovative support as a Davis Countv Harry In his bid for Commissioner." "I For Commissioner Vote For Paid for by HBGerlach - Gerlach For Commissioner |
