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Show I WEEKLY BEFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, AUGUST 11. 1977 IS Cheerleaders Attend Workshop Will Weber State Colleges new cheerleading squad of ten members, in top form after Obnoxious Crowds At Baseball Games weeks of training, will again attend the annual Western States CollegeUniversity Spirit Workshop, August 24-2- 7 By DUE WIGHAM IT WILL be held in Santa Barbara, California and participating squads will come from the big schools of the West Coast, Texas and other htle sitting and watching a baseball game the other day, I all of a sudden noticed myself listening and watching the crowd at the game Without a doubt the most obnoxious crowds are at the diamonds W places Despite the status of the SI RE the basketball games get their share of the loud mouths in the stands, but very few of them are as cutting with the tongue as those at the baseball fields The crowd, like the players, learn how the game is played from the Little League on up Many of the things taught to the younger players are picked up by the crowds at the park OH universities ready with their new squads, the one from Weber State will claim special notice when the competition and other activity begins THE WSC squad of last year placed first in the events and its members were in contests with the likes of UCLA, Oral Roberts University, University of Texas and others ONE OF the first things a coach teaches the youngsters is the art of chatter Such things like hey batter, batter, or pitchers got a rubber arm become everyday words to the youngsters The crowd picks up on these and with a few variations come up with their own brand of chatter. "And this I IN THE summer leagues and during the junior high davs the players become experts at this art, the crowd too becomes more and more profound at their art By the time the players reach the high school age they have learned to do the majority of their talking with the mitt or the bat, but the crowds still believe in their chatter part of the game I the technical adviser. current believe the cheerleaders will be able to coax great response from the basketball and football fans m the coming months age the pitcher has a rubber arm has turned into such biggies as the pitcher's a bum and that's putting it mildly Each crowd has their way of expressing their feelings, either toward the other team or their ability in gymnastics, personality Annette Schwartz, Colleen Packer, Vicki Black, Mike Phillips, captain, Lance Hatch, Larry Gillis and Scott Odle Mascot Vicky Boggs will also make the trip IF V OU want to yell at the umpires at a ball park then go ahead, theyre used to it, they can handle it However, some of those players are very sensitive about their game and one thoughtless remark could have an effect on EITHER Mrs Odle or Grant Protzman, W'SC coordinator of student activities, will accompany the group plaver Frontier Days (Wyoming) Rodeo Saying that 1 might regret it the rest of my life if dont 1 take the opportunity I now have," Clearfield High varsity football coach, Jack Han-nuhas decided to make rodeoing his career JACK OFFERED his resig- nation to the Davis School District after having an amazing month of rodeoing that convinced him to give the professional rodeo circuit his full attention Im going to miss coaching and teaching, my with the association students, Jack said But I know that if Im going to give professional rodeoing an allout effort that I must do it JACK SAID he had always wanted to be a top rodeo per- former, but didnt really make the grade until this year when he won the cowboy championship in two of the largest and most prestigious rodeos in the world He first won the calf roping Jack added $10,864 to his earnings and became the first cowboy to ever win more than $10,000 in a single rodeo THUS, cowboy the Calgary (Canada) Stampede This won for him $5,500 cash and a new GMC pickup truck more HAVE a family to consider above everything else, he said Everything in life is a gamble, but rodeoing is probably more of a gamble than any profession you can get into Its not only your skill but theres a lot of luck m the sport, too. 1 title a second time, this being at the Cheyenne world-famou- s of 8-- THEN JACK copped first again in calf roping and fifth in bulldogging to earn the cowboy earnings than $17,000 and a pickup truck had to be a great incentive for his decision at this time to go all out in the rodeo profession. But the decision was not that easy Jack admitted to having good security as a teacher and coach at Clearfield High where he led the Falcons football team to season the past two years and the Region Two championship last year title and placed eighth in bulldogging to capture the coveted crown in Ed explained that to win the cowboy championship, he had to display good skill but he also had to have luck m the stock he drew and the way the animals He RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL reacted FREE ESTIMATES BUT I have worked hard at this sport, too, he said I bought a new home so I could have the land for an arena to practice And I have worked endlessly to train my horse for his job in rodeoing It takes a lot of teamwork between cowboy and horse to really be efficient and I believe we are just getting to .A, Off .leguler Price that point YOUR CARPETS COME OUT LAST Jack has had rodeoing in his blood since childhood Hes a third generation cowboy and had had a lot of help, especially from his father CLEANER BRIGHTER FASTER LONSER Quarterback: Tough Football Spot To Fill By DAVE W1GHAM One of the most important positions to fill on any football team, but especially true in the high school system, is the quarterback slot 773-71-84 20 Tears Experience who has been rodeoing more than four decades for AT AGE 33, Jack realizes that he must not wait too much longer Hell miss the sideline cheers as a player scores a touchdown, but hell still be getting the cheers for a job well done m the rodeo arena Layton Girls Fast Pitch near capacity crowd filled the bleachers at Layton Elementary School to watch A the elementary girls fast pitch softball all-sta- r game GIRLS from each league team were chosen to participate in the contest that was between the Layton and an team from four Clearfield and one Kavsville team The Layton were victorious by a score of 9 to 1 All-Sta- All-St- All-Sta- the physical requirements, but they also need a person who is a leader perform VIEW MONT had Oman and Cook, Layton had the Call boys, Bountiful had Dave Toone, Davis had Hess and Clearfield had Murdock But never in the past history of the region has every school had a top quarterback as they do this coming season Up in the northern section Clearfield has Brian Johnson returning after a fine junior season Layton has Ben Bubak who saw considerable action last year Viewmont has their top man back in camp in Kevin Hess, while Bountiful has Chris Davies who got m limited action last year ranks the Darts have another in the long line of fine quarterbacks m Ryan Hill, and newcomer Woods Cross has a fine field general in Todd Baliff Both of these players will be rookies, but both have good talent and leadership qualities Johnson is returning after knee surgery and for the Falcons to stay in contention. IN THE 3A they will need to keep Brian healthy all year He is a good thrower who isnt afraid to run with the ball BUBAK IS a natural passer a trio of good receivers Many feel that the who has Lancers, with Ben at the helm, might put the ball up m the air more this year Hess suffered through his junior year with the lack of experience but with that year under his belt, and a lot of work on his own time, Kevin is looking forward to this season DAVIES WAS the quarterback for a highly successful junior varsity club at Bountiful last year Near the end of the year he also gained some valuable varsity experience, with Chris behind the center, Coach Waite feels they can do a lot of different things Hill played for the state champions last year but not the quarterback spot He did run the junior group from that spot so he isn t new to the position Coaches at Davis feel that Ryan could be one of the top quarterbacks in the state BALIFF Allen team THE So as you travel around the county watching high school football this season, you will be seeing some of the best quarterbacks in the state r mw THE Layton City Recreation Department sponsored the elementary girls softball league dmg BREAKFAST to a $100 purse for the winner in each race The drawing for positions at the starting gate and the race m which horse will run will be held at the Davis County Fair office at 4 30 on Wednesday August 17 2179 N. 1700 THIS EVENT will not be to Davis County resident entries, as are most events at the fair restricted PROVOOREM UmVERSfTY MALL OREM. 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ACCORDING to Rex Pace, Layton Clearfield LAVIER Gardner, Rodger Carter, David Aamodt, Alan Ward, David Earl, John Fletcher, Ian Auger, Justin Julander The boys team is proud of Cindy Miles who reigns as the only girl baseball player on the team np VISA US -- r chairman of the event, five races will be run with a CALL FOR DOCTOR REFERRAL Team members are Cindy Miles, David Webster, Kevin Swallow, Tim Hough, Jerry Gaylor and Todd Sorenson well with the sophomores last year He guided the young Wildcats to a respectable record and should learn a lot McDonald, Kristie Kichen-bothaLeAnn Call, Becky Wright and Theresa Cudney p m eye glass prescriptions emergency repairs laboratory on premises quick service convenient location hearing aids members this season, his junior ear, for next season which will be the first senior class at W oods Cross For his year m school Todd is a polished signal caller who can throw the ball really doesnt Teresa Henderson, which will be held at the Davis Downs track in Farmington on August 20 at 6 fill tremendous and devoted coaches who donated their attention and time to promote the championship team All-St- Horse racing has again complete efficient service presented both of the coaches with a gift at the end of the seasons play, to express their sincere appreciation to two Julander and Leah McKnight as assistant coach Coach Julander stated, The team has had tremendous support all season from all of the parents and this support was consistent know what itll be like against the big boys, having come up Members of the Lavton team were Gerilyn Chappell, Terilyn Chappell, Tanya Schuelssler, Evelyn Stewart, Maria Anapol, Kathy Christensen, Kellie Davis, DeAnne Thompson, Mary been scheduled as an event at he 50th Davis County Fair, Knighton Optical offers you The Kaysville Little League Beagles team was first place winners of the Minor League Baseball for the 1977 season THE TEAM placed in top spot with a record of nine wins and three losses Team members range in age from nine to 12 and are coached by GARY and Manning Marsha Chappell coached the victorious team The team was coached by Marla Green-halg- h Horse Racing Planned At Fair Young Eyes Need It COACHES are looking for of individual that not only has the talent needed to the type The rest of the team looks up to this leader, he must lead by example as well as by mouth This region has been blessed with some top quarterbacks in the past Make Rodeo His Career UJill now By GARY R. BLODGETT projection, ties The W SC squad personnel is made up of Laree McClean, Kim Zanau, Lisa Petersen, Granted at times the officials could use some encouraging words to keep them awake, but Im dead against saving anything to cut down the other team Those players are out there trying their hardest, they need encouragement not down grading Jacli llannum BEAGLES WIN enthusiasm and other quali- the officiating a The Kavsville Little League Beagles won first place in the minor league Team members include, to r front, Lavier Gardner, Rodger Carter, Da id Aamodt, Alan Ward, David Earl, John Fletcher, Ian Auger, Justin Julander Back, Allen Julander, coach; Cindy Miles, David Webster, Kevin Swallow, Tim Hough, Jerry Gaylou, Todd Sorenson, and Leah McKnight, assistant coach 1 MEMBERS were picked for AT THIS ij years squad, feel, is as good as our champion squad, said Betsy Odle, SMVRT THINKING The will read And so be mg of soud mind, I pert e'erj d ed ce- -t I T" had befrne bre, Ch cagr I First Securitys Visa'Check Protection Plus card makes back to school shopping or travel twice as simple. 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