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Show -- WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, AUGUST 18. 1977 IS KUED 1? Outdoors Programs Clearfield Questions KUED television (Channel 7) recently announced a new By DAVE WIGHAM A couple of weeks ago, coaches around the area were predicting that the Clearfield football team was going to be one of the top teams in the area this coming season. THEN THEIR head coach handed in his resignation to pursue another career A new coach had been named. The big question in everyone's mind is how will all this affect the players. In meeting with some of the seniors last week they really didnt know what to expect They had only met with new head man Brent Hancock once. WHAT ABOUT i1!', Coach Hancock He comes to the Falcons via Weber Mate where he was an assistant under Dick Gwinn While wiih the Wildcats, Coach Hancock was in chaige of the quarterbacks and receivers He was the one that coached Rod Bockwoldt to all of his records. There is a rumor that Rod will join his former coach as an assistant. Some of the assistant loathes at Clearfield have decided not to return to the Falcons this ear The first thing Coach Hancock has to accomplish is securing a staff. THEN WHILE other teams are working and practicing on their systems, (oath Hancock will be trying to teach and install a new svstem to the haltons Lath coach has Ins own way of doing things on and off the field and for the first few weeks the players and coaches will be getting to know one another To make things worse the Falcons dont know whether their lop quarterback will play or not. Brian Johnson has undergone knee surgery in the off season and his doctor doesn't want him to play, but the final decision is Brian's to make and he indicated that he wasn't sure just what hell do yet WITH THE type ol teams many of the schools have returning this year a team needs all ihe time it has to prepare. The Falcons will definitely be at a disadvantage with their new coach While other schools are used to a system the Ealcons will be finding out what their system will be. Prior to his Weber State appointment Coach Hancock was a successful coach at Bonneville High in Ogden. He brings an impressive background to Ihe Falcons but it will take time to learn his way of doing things. The problem ntav be that the Clearfield team doesn't have that much time program series featuring the Utah outdoor scene. The series is titled Utah Weekend" and will highlight activities of interest to outdoor recreation oriented persons. The series is scheduled to run each Thursday" at 7 p.m. through December 29 1977. THE half-hou- r program will be hosted by Salt Lake personality Dave Blackwell. Topics for the series are scheduled as follows: August Season Season, August 11, Archery Deer Primitive Hunting 18, Muzzleloading; River Running, Archery' Deer Hunting, (Last minute information), August 25, Special on Great Salt Lake Development, Fishing Straw- berry, Late-seaso- n Aerial Fish Planting. SEPTEMBER 1, Dove Hunting, Fishing, Mourning Falconry, Antelope Hunting; Sept 8, Sightseeing, Walking and Driving Tours, Bicycling, Sept. 15, Upland Game Hunting, Utah State Fair; Sept. 22, Elk Hunting, Reservoir Treatment, Sept 29, Water-fow- l Hunting October 6, To be announced, October 13, Deer Hunting, October 20, Last Minute Information on Deer Hunt, Home Gun Safety; tober 27, to be announced. Oc- NOVEMBER 3, Pheasant and Quail Hunting, Ski Exercises, Nov. 10, To be announced, Nov. 17, Duck Hunting Special, Nov 24, Exploring Southern Utah, teams have done. In years past the Vikes have gained the reputation of showing up for two state games then going home. This year the outcome was different. By DAVE WIGHAM Viewmont finished a very successful season in the American Legion baseball league by finishing third in the annual state tournament. etc ), Dec. Dec. 15, 8, Cross-countr- y Snowshoeing, Dec. 22, Skiing Plus?; Dec 29, Skiing - "Utah on My Mind" (film) it was timely hitting and some great relief pitching that kept the Vikes alive. In their first game it was the hitting of Mark Gam, Brian Bown and Kevin Walker that gave them IN THE the tournament the valley teams, teams that play in the Salt Lake league, were supposed to dominate but the Vikes earned a lot of respect from many baseball fans by getting into the semifinals. Even the Viewmont team members were afraid that they would choke this year just as so many of their former INTO Seedless 37c Grapes -- Pickling items -- Cabbage -- Pickling Crocks -- Bell -- Slicing Cucumbers -- Potatoes -- Whole Corn lb. Peppers 18' Tomatoes Mark Lalli. The loss to Cottonwood was a heart breaker, but then when they met Kearns the Vikes showed a lot of poise and just plain guts in winning in the 11th inning Against Bonneville it was the suicide bunt play that won the game, the Vikes pulled it off several times in winning If any team lb. WE DELIVER TO CAFES Wduce W. Gentile Street 2 miles down West Gentile) Layton Phone 376-121- Salt Lake IN THE Murray game ihe Vikes just ran out of steam, but they never gave up. The Vikes were leading the game when pitcher Mark Lalli left the game with his innings running out. the legion program has a limit on the number of innings a pitcher can throw in three days Lalli was one of the many outstanding pitchers in the tournament He won two guessing hitting, the Vikes got good performances from Bown. Walker, Hodges, Neil AS FOR and espet lallv Mark son. JW in City now has respect for the Vikes, it would be Bonneville, the Viewmont team gave this squad both of their losses games for the Vikes and struck out 19 hatters in the 12 innings he was allowed to throw. Many hitters were amazed at his success He doesnt throw hard hut he docs have an assortment of pitc hes that always has the hitters Picked fresh daily Utah AGAINST West it was some great pitching from Gam and 6-- 1 METS ARE CHAMPS Snowmobiling, Skiing, the win. first game the Vikes got past Bonneville of Salt Lake City, then they downed West. They then dropped their first game to Cottonwood, the eventual winner. To get into the semifinal game the Vikes then beat Kearns on Thursday and then Bonneville again on Friday. The Vikes then dropped their second game to Murray to exit the tourney in third place. Throughout the tournament (iarn For the tournament Garn had seven hits and drove in seven runs I hree of those hits were triples and a couple were doubles Viewmont would hate liked to have won the tournament hut certainly the Vikes are pleased and happv with their showing in the week long tournament Weight (Oh, Groan) Programs (Grunt) Pay Off in Sports By DAVE WIGHAM In going around to the various high schools to talk to the coaches about the football season this year, one thing stood out in my mind. AT ALL of the schools, the weight programs are paying off. Never have I seen so many firmly built athletes than I did during this trip Not only are the big men huge, but even the little people are firmly built. The weight training program has definitely made a difference in high school players this year. COACHES WILL tell you that by increasing your strength it also increases your speed and endurance along with agility Years ago, when I played in high school, they didn't even have a weight room, let alone a training program. Nowadays its the only way to go to build up a program. All you would have to do is take one look at Layton's Chuck Fhin or Bountiful's Kevin Waters to see what the program can do Lhin has gone from a rather chubby 230 last year to a very solid 270 pounds this year. That's right, this junior for the Lancers is as solid as youll see, and Ihe coaches indicate that his speed and quickness has vastly improved WATERS is smaller but he is just as firmly built at 160 pounds. Last year Kevin was in the defensive bat kfield for ihe Braves and was considered a good hitler Thus year with his additional weight am) speed the coat hes t laim he will be even better this year Bob Berrera, at ( learfield looks in heller shape this year although he has pul on more weight He adds that he has added quickness to his actions along with additional strength VIEWMONT looks like a muscle beach pariv gang when you see them There are er few big people in Ihe Viking camp but everyone of them is solidly built Eaih plaver who has gone through the program usually adds about ten punds to his body weight and improves on his timing in the dashes Any high school, and college, coat h will tell ou the kev to a successful football program is to run a good weight training program All the high schools have the fat limes to run the program both during and after sc hool TO ADD spice or incentive to the weight lifting programs the high sc hools hold an annu.il enmpet ition year the Bountiful. avion am) Viewmont teams all fared well The lime and effort in the weight room will be paving off this year on the fool hall field LOWEST PRICE EVER h c ant Who non Ihe (treater Hartford Monon known Don Pearson - Manager ESTIMATES--773-856- 6 'stu or 394-658- 5 LAYTON, UTAH No Leaks No Seams No Maintenance Requires ipen (at he ho won Bill All-Sta- COACHES, Gwendon and Larry Hatch were pleased with the victory and felt the boys had worked hard for the much deserved players. Bnuis Countu fiHSIass First, second, third and fourth place teams from each league then played in tour- nament playoffs until each team but two had experienced C two defeats. THE YANKS were defeated once in the tournament playoffs and the Mets were undefeated, causing the championship games to be Windshield played between these two top teams. The exciting first game of the championship ended with with the victory a score of going to the Yanks. This Screens score Repaired Specialists Guaranteed 16-- resulted in an even defeat which caused the second championship game to be played 30 minutes later between the two teams NOT TO LEAK Glazing Windows Doors Storm Windows THE second and final championship game ended with a 24 8 score with the Mets in the lead bringing Ihem to the top and determining them as the first place -- Mirrors PHONE 376-42- 71 or 825-748- 4 123 Cross St.. Layton glass is a specialty not a sideline'' "Where team Mike Owens, of the Mets. 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