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Show WEEKLY REFLEX-r-DAVI- NEWS JOURNAL. JANUARY 12. 1S78 S o '"N p-- ti Uu U Ca HU !fJenr-- ' By DAVE UIGHAM By DAVE VUCHAM 145 (WC) Hendricks (L) pinned Jones (WC). 155 Fgan (WC) dec Bountiful High remained undefeated in dual wrestling meets ws:h wins over Granger and Clearfield this past week View moot took a league wm over Bonneville and had some lop individual efforts at a weekend tournament and the Woods Cross team took ligan m a dual meet Heliburg (L). 25 98. Snow (V) pm Skelton (B). 101 Sweatfield (V) pin Campbell (B). 112 Gunderson (B) dec Moore (V). Going into that Brouks (B) pin (B). Phelps (V). 138 Bradshaw n (B) pm Berger (V). 145. Both clubs were undefeated going into the Timothy (V) dec Whitely (B) 1S5 Bedingfield (V) dec Fulton (B) Ht Smith (V) pm Nelson (B) BOUNTIFUL 24, Granger 167. 21 - Merrill 9h tG) (B) 105 112 (B) dec Trijiiio King (G) dec Allan VanOrden (G) dec Snow (B), 119 Lawrence (B) dec Hamilton (G). 126. Taytor (B) dec Sandwich (G). 132 Howell (G) pin Merrill (B) 138. Grindstaff (B) dec Lund took the (G). 145. Feliciano (G) pm Graham (B). 155. George (B) dec Smith (G) 167. Warner (B) dec Pruden (G). 185. Barney (G) dec Hammer (B) BOUNTIFUL 11 - 41, Clearfield Arave (C) dec Merrill (B) 105. Srissad (C) dec Allan (B) 112 Snow (B) dec Brunson (C). 119. Lawrence (B) dec Garcia (C). 126. Taylor (B) dec Regan (C) 132 Merrill (B) dec Klecker (C)- . 138. Grindstaff (B) dec Jones (C). 145. Martinez (C) di"c Graham (B). 155. George (B) dec Shummer (C). 167. Warner (B) pin Mitchell (C) 185. Hammer (B) pm Bybee (C) Ht Layton (B) pin Spaeth (C) 98 WOODS CROSS 37, Logan Jacobs (WC) pinned Hatch (WC ) Tomjo (L). pinned Glenn (L). 112. Shuldberg (WC) dec. Madsen (L) 119. Lundstrom (L) dec Owen (WC). 126. Larsen (WC) pinned Thompson (L) 132. Campbell (L) dec Robison (WC). 138. Robison (L) dec 105. E ERYTH1NG adds up to a Falcon win. They have been getting the raves from everyone and are rated in the top ten on the polls. They have an unblemished league mark They are even playing on their own floor. Somehow though all this means nothing to the Layton people, they only know they have a ball game that they would love to wm. They would like nothing better than to spoil a perfect record, should the Falcons still be undefeated by Friday. Clearfield is known for their and half-coudefenses which type pressing means the opponents better have some good guards to handle the pressure. As luck would have it the Lancers are blessed with three of the best in the league, thats right, full-cou- Ht. Layton (B) pin Luce (G) as did Tod Overton. Here are the results ol the meets last week as reput md by the coaches. 98. 155 Overton (V) dec Dick (B) title at 185, hes undefeated this year and considered one of the best in the state at his weight. Dave Shuldberg took home third place as did J Grant Snow in the 98 pound class. Heavyweight Reed Smith took fourth in his class - rt rt of them. Carl Woodward, Ben Bubak and Rick Snow all know the pressure three "D that the Falcons will throw at them. They are seasoned seniors, they wont let some of that pressure get to them. CLEARFIELD go with a small backcourt with senior Darren Parry and junior Mark Reid, both are around the 59 mark, but both are very quick and the pesky type lljym uimI, Ule wmem US &ms loss at the top of the league. By DAVE VUGHAM Maybe its only fitting that the Viewmont and Bountiful contest should be played on Friday the 13th. Down the years these two clubs have staged some exciting classic matchups and this year promises to be just as good as any. LAST YEAR was a typical example of how things have gone between these two schools. The Vikes won both contests, the first in overtime and the second one in double overtime. To say these two clubs play close exciting basketball would be like saying Orem doesnt like movies with sex in them. To add to the drama consider that these two clubs played last year in the junior varsity ranks and split. Both won on the road. Hess didnt play for the Vikes in those two but then neither did Williams or Pendleton for the Braves. VIEWMONT is starting player who is all over the court on the press. This game will brtng together five of the top scorers in the league with Layton bringing Rory Dixon and Ben Bubak while the Falcons have Scott Wallace, Russell Florence and Brian Juhnson. Dixon is averaging 19 points an outing, third best in the league, with Bubak averaging 15 The Clearlieid bunch has Wallace at the 1: point matk with Russell and Johnson at the 14 point matk each outing of to wonder what they have to do to win in the region. They have lost their last two games by single points and have led the entire games in both of them. Those two losses came at the hands of Clearfield and Roy who are tied without a front with Rory Lhxun jb braridon Flint '' Vs ust 1 hr ft gn p ci i f ft l idiltT Iftau it r fiuftj pics i v d Tft b outirt r l1 hvnL "t S Kt Pdf L - . ' r ' i r , dnj t L , u. i'l A I'. " Bountiful hasnt been that much more successful as they have dropped a one pointer to Weber, who is tied with the other two without a loss, and a five point decision to Sky View. Keep in mind the clubs had games on Tuesday. Bountiful is starting to get more balanced scoring from everyone to take the load off of the shoulders of their big man Irvy Williams. Irv will be the key in this matchup, if he can stay in the game then the Vikes will have a fight on their hands but if he gets in early foul trouble and has to sit out a lot of the game then the Vikes will have the upper hand. THE TASK of guarding Irvy, or at least trying to guard him, will probably fall on the shoulders of Cory Hanks. The Vikes tried everything and everyone last week in defending the big man Sholtec from Roy, and this week probably the same will hold true with Williams. Although not as big as Sholtec, Williams is every bit as good and agile. The forward spots will pit Bountifuls Scott Pendleton and Scott Crowther against Vikings Kevin Hess and Cal Curtis. This gives the Vikes a good height advantage which will give the Braves problems on the boards. ON THE guardline it will be Vikings Tod Jones and John Higley against Braves Chris Davies and Lynn Muir. This gives the Braves a height ad- vantage and the Brave guards have been scoring a lot more than their Vike counterparts. Muir has come on strong to take over a scoring role, he got 17 last week at Bonneville and should be a marked man. As it looks right now the forward advantage goes to the Vikings with the Bountiful factor on the center spot. Williams has been getting the ink but Hanks is no slouch. Key here will be the foul situation. Bountiful needs Irvy m the game, without him they Viewhave problems. mont would like Hanks in the game, without him they can go to Mike Yates. IF THE past is any indication this game could go past midnight. Both clubs need the win to stay alive in the region race. Who do we pick? Well tell you Saturday. 4T 4s1 spade a spade until he stumbled over one. a (tf fund raising DRIVE-U- P Casa BURGERS fi'Gillons Set n leted i.; r U r ibiK I f j r4- u r' ii ' ; JI j uJ - U Im W Si Ml i! t I c ' . IF ,n dVi 'll ( - v st- , l- liHut 5 f!-- r h.j,r,c who i j.n ra'-u- JUllSU! . t ii the public lie .aid the easi includes all kept up their winning wavs and the Bountiful club put one in the win column m Region One action last Friday. Davis opened up Region Four play with a thrilling win over South while Ben Lomond took one from the Woods Cross bunch as they opened t W v f 1 tii v I, s, and Webt r m . ' hr IlK d i a'ld , sl; t I bt't A By DAVE VUGHAM Roy . t n' 'ft t 3 t f j V i r f u fc n f r sc! ftriVH h n ttJ 1 Clearfield, h i; M4 d r w mx lb drillS i liveable ( hararters ucv , Blown, Linus, metier, Peppermint Patty i all from the loopy 1 is ALSO available for the production are several mastad parts, said Mr. grb Max-fiel- d up league play. CLEARFIELD had little trouble winning their thud in a row with a win over Sky View but Roy had their hands full in downing Viewmont Weber, somewhat of a surprise, kept pace with the leaders with a vic58-4- 6 57-5- 74-6- 9 tory over Layton. Bountiful gut their much needed win at the expense of Bonneville . The Falcons came out burning in the first quarter and before the Bobcats could get their feet warm in F alcon gym the home team had rolled up an 18 6 lead. From then on the Clearfield team never looked back. fi ' ' n W AS ALWAYS they got balanced scoring from their big people with Russell Florence leading the way with 13 and Brian Johnson and Scott Wallace both adding 12. Robbie Olsen led all scorers with a 15 point effort in a losing cause. For the second week in a row the Viewmont Vikings lost the game when their last second shot hit the rim and rolled off. This week it was Kevin Hess who got off a desperation shot that almost t S ( I pt r ci'...r stu;t 1 ; i i l'1 ' i 1 d! i ! ,iri ( - i i twr Uur t ( f j! n Pit pu! j in if ii e b fit ti t B'h1 j u fur i K PplU r f attempts came close but not dose enough as they dropptd their first vanity U ootls C russ league game to Ben Lomond Mark McCletry turned a few heads with their 19 point efforts bui these two werent enough Robbie Tillman led the winners with an 18 point Oilier OfiRPEI M ll W r r, ut s- '.it ! ) . !,! ;m- - t st o : t l l if"-- , w h ; i w i1 ii M ke l1 i r tnJ lurid f. O' With 15 and rifcM 12 1 Il.tMs Jvl.uiM, Wu'. this g ine from tlu foul hi e when (hey siurt-- or 21 id 3i Jeff and UKUF the community o! avion to give the Honor wituy vour earnest support in raising funds for this mv 1 1 jnu-tn- t public facility Over 20 The wiestlmg team, con Msung of five seniors, three urs and lh,( e phomuits, in the mam part s having a fair season Tnt- have victories over Box i Ider, Roy, and Davis making the season with three wms and three losses so far Yr. Experience (or- si SE.N10RS are Larry Stott, Byron Weaver, Billy Wayne Kittreil and M,ke Meacham. The juniors are Chuck Ehin, Kerry Han- r.r. Steam Cleaning Special!! 95 We clean ail kinds of turntture we remove dog and cat odors i Davis Countys Largest Dug-mor- sen and Doug Littlefield. 1 he sophomores are Lance Olsen, Kurt Gallegos and Gary Christensen. Carpet PHONE & with Adv. Furniture Cleaners or ask operator for Zenith 5000 773-500-0 FREE ESTIMATES bottom went in. The Vikings had led the entire game up until the d Royals took it at the mark. Big Jeff Shoitec was the leading point man pouring in 28 points for the winners while Cory Hanks and Cal Curtis led the Vikes with 18 and 16 respectively. nine-secon- WEBER USED the old saying that one man cant beat you alone as they got balanced scoring from all of their starters to offset a great individual effort by Rory Dixon of Layton. Dixon poured in 28 for the Lancers, Ben Bubak and Gordon Anderson gave Dixon some support but it wasn't enough to catch the well rounded Centra! Davis Welcomes Vice Principal Tuesday, Jan. 3, Central Davis Jr. High welcomed a new vice principal to the school. Stephen F. is taking over as vice principal at Central after the death of James J. Abate. Mr. Ronnenkamp has been teaching English at Clearfield High School, where he has also been the studentbody advisor. Robert K. Bowman has been serving as temporary vice principal. DURING THE morning of Friday, Dec. 23, the choral and instrumental music Ron-nenka- 61 2s1 16 oz. with Soft Drink Cartoon GLASSES WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Purchase WINDOW t k Id ) Centrals wrestling team is undefeated so far this year, with the first four matches as follows: Central 58, North Davis 33; Central 61, Woods Cross 18; Central 54, Davis 33; and Bountiful 18, Central (Across from Albertsons) FREE MACHOS with 5 d m ftiK'i- By PAM DAWSON The Difference There was a man who called GREAT MEXICAN FOOD! 101 N. Fort Lar.e hi 't'h ft r t,irrtdf t ) PTA. Bean BURRIT0 jse 25 ) ' h'o 54 - (J s (64''), an,! 5 Anderson Gird-i- 3 studentbody. At the end of the program, candy bars were given to the students from the (Hard Shell) N V LAYTON WILL enjoy a slight height advantage up departments performed a Christmas concert for the Crisp TACOS - To!-rra- (B) dec Olsen (V). match Viewniont got great in dividual efforts at the Richardson Memorial Tournament held in Brigham City over the weekend as the Vikes won one title, took two third places and a couple of fourth places in the event. Ore of their top wrestlers, Shane Sweatfield, didnt compete due to a sore shoulder. Shane is toady to go this week 18 their matter what Even if one team records is more talented they plav close games. Add any of your own m this space no 119. 132. 21-1- 8 Vi cliches. Throw away the records. Its a toss up Bamewicz (B) pm Cook (V). 126. Shuldberg (V) dec Ford final match the Lancers led JOHN Bedmgfteld Powell VIEW MOST 33, Bonneville n 24 21. 167 HAT if the Falcons have a lot of experience back from last year. So what if tne Lancers lost most of their front liners, John Gilbert and Cal Roberts to name two. The word to use w hen these two meet is emotion They are rivals in the true sense of the word Bring out all the old SO (WC) pinned Walker (L) 1S5. Wh.tnev (WC) pinned Hatch (L) Ht. Pella (L) d eC Biiehme (WC). BOUNTIFUL needed a pin from heavyweight Dean Lav-ioin the final match to defeat a very tough Granger club True, the Clearfield basketball team is rated as one of the best in the state. True, the Layton club got off to a slow start and have only won one region contest. Tippetts I I 35 CENTRAL'S boys basketball team suffered their first loss in a game against the Bountiful Eagles, with the final score 32 to 30 for Bountiful. 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