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Show WEEKLY REFLEX DAVlS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 23. 1978 t i By DAVE HIGH AM Davis Falls To Cavemen OGDEN Before the state finals were even being piavt d for this year, people around the Weber State Dee Event n Second Hound Action DAVE HICHAM B OGDF N - Ameru-a- n Fork seems to be making a living dt pidVmg basketball teams from IXivis County And the i ountv teams would just us soon not pkiv the Cavemen , rvnmre, at least for another ear or so hitting their shots while the Darts were having difficulty find.ng the range again A couple of missed shots and a couple of turnovers and the Cavemen had pulled away to a commanding lead, at one point they led bv as many as twenty m the fourth stanza Tj, tuu.'id ot a.t men downed a oung arid determined Woods Cross bunch Then in the quartet tuuls they had to deal with an older, and much mine determined, Davis crew The second result was a (lost' 77 65 victory over the Jails Doesn't sound lik- - d i lost' game at all but the score is no indnatiun of what wen' on m those thirty two minutes of continuous action word is pride Huh this word surfacing the Darts began to chip away at the lead, utilizing a full court man for man pi ess, the Darts created something rare for American f oik, that being turnovers When the Davis crew did foul the Cavemen couldn't hit the free throws which again allowed the Darts to claw their way back ,mo conten lion 1 1 1 F njit r the stale tournament the ( l'i ONE tinr.g to get iht bms team down but theie t d team, at least in 'he I -n touinanunt, that tan Tip them down In their f.ist gime of the tournament thtv tell lx hind and tame marine i tc k to take the win oer arbon in this uintest tiie Darts got U hind by as much as twenty points at one time and pulled b u k to within ten with about thiee minutes to play At th.tt time the Cavemen displayed the poise and ability that had pot them as far as they have i ime ( I lit GAME was a classic in the first half with both teams putting on a great display from the floor Ament an f ork shot a torrid 65 percent m the opening two quarters wiule the Dans were hitting at a 51 pet cent their athletic teams, that LOA(H Mike Gardner tried tveiythirg he could thu.k of but Coach Ingersoll of Ament an Folk was rcudv for lust about anything Tin se two have fated each other on many a F riduy night and m state tournament play, tne. know each other tns.de out F nil have nothing but pi me for the other We tried everything we knew, a zone, man for man, half court traps, presses an 1 they wen well prepared for all of them," noted Gardner Ingersoll echoed his pra.se lot the Davis mentor, Veu always know that the Davis club will be well prepared by their roach They play haid nosed basketball for the full thirty two minutes, they ' showed that again tonight JLMGR Mike Mounteer lea dip L'sually when a Ham is 5d percent in sh, Kiting over the first half they can expect to tie ahead in the lot kers but the Dans werent Till third period was almost all American Fork as they pulled away steadily fimn the Darts to assume a 57 41 lead F ourth quarter action began where the third had left off with the Cavemen the Darts in scoring with 15 teammates Troy Howard pot ted 14, Brad Petersen 12 and Ryan Hill 10 For the Cavemtn it was James Bar gess with 15, and Steve Lar sen with 13 This marks the second year in a row that the Darts have lost in the second day action I ast year they won all the rest and would love to duplicate that fete by THE WIN over didn come easily as the Dt KRANT . , d ,1 t ' Li t r Li r. m f gi-.- t p,. w y ws ih an w ,ffi sr ng n w y L. wL i r.4r. . OGDF N - Viewmonts girls basketball team continued on a collision course set for Orem High as the Vikings easily handled the Weber Warriors in thp quarterfinals of the female 4A state tournament BOITI the Vikings and the Orem Tigers entered the emifinal contest without a loss this season Orem is coached by former Bountiful High Coach Dave Allphin In taking the Warriors apart the Vikings used their height and depth to overcome a very determined and hustling Weber five THE Weber crew, which had already been beaten by the Vikes twice in league play, knew that they would have to play inspired ball to stay with the better Vikings and thats exactly what they did before bowing to the Vikes by the score of 47 29 Coach Lynn Dubois of Viewmont had nothing but praise for the effort of the W'eber team, They were hustling the entire game, Ive ith w HEBER never really got out of the starting gate before the Vikes had taken command of the contest, and from then on in it was strictly an uphill battle for them. At the end of the first quarter the Warrior faithfuls looked up and found themselves down 4 Viewmont threw up their sticky zone defense, along with their guards harrassing at midcourt, and the Warriors never really did get off a good 11-- percentage shot They did find better luck in the second period as they stayed almost even in scoring during that e span with the Vikes Halftime score turned eight-minut- out to be 23-1- 3 VIEHMO.NT found the scoring rougher in the third period as they were actually outscored, 10-- by the Warriors who cut the Viking lead to going into the fourth and final period During the fourth period the Vikes showed why they are still undefeated this year as they completely ran away from their opponents outscor- 29-2- 3 i r g" J a Soniet.mes dur irig Uk. course of a baskelbali gime ore1 tram just cant do anything wrong while their ' gj I - n up 0f j u i W 8" - t opponents seemed to k doing evt rything wrong Such was the case when the Tigers of Ogden played the Darts of Davis for fourth plate in (he slate tournament the team doing everything right, won t he vu tory over game with a 79-5- u c doing THE Tigers came out smoking while the Darts were having their troubles Senior jumping jack Jackie Watkins started out the game on fire as he collet ted 17 points m the first half alone With him suiting am time he got hold of the ball, the Tigers took command from the start At the end of the to secure their ing them twentieth win of the year Although only trailing by six points going into the final period the game was never seriously threatened by the 18-- 6 Weber team. THE feeling in the gymnasium was that the Vikes would put out enough energy to win the contest. Maybe the Vikes were looking ahead to the confrontation with the Orem crew After all they had no trouble with Weber in league play, but after a good three periods of play from the Warriors the Vikings got down to matters at hand and disposed of them LEADING the Viewmont onslaught was their great sophomore Debbie Asper who V m r in R v t f e k j an paured . -- , ! 1 amt.-- t . ' - .ke-- V , line atld lei t I , I.1 These two also dost tn- 1! .1 ok u rn Colon .11' 4'1 J he dJ a'ed .amen' el h t tiis1V ur a fi 1, r i bat X about hi i p-- I two mu ontesti .he basket in the nun s You i ai t that He ntwr I don t k iow the third ptriod but the Darts were still down by sixtren going into the final period They got their sixteen points but the Ogden five caught fire again and scored 23 m the final eight minutes AFTER a d isastrous pr season, the Darts on! won, one game, the Darts tut rad on the heat to finish fifth in the tough Region Four iat Then they made it through the first five nights of state plav to play in the final games and assure themselves of a plate at state Coach Mike Gardner eat h and every year seems to be able to pull off the big wins w hen the Darts need them He and his staff, along with the kl.MOR Mike Birch and sophomore sensation Olies Dockery got hot for the Tigers in the second half to take up the slack tHhim lii'uiUi Hu' n.t , u fc 1, Wat two te lx. tie-- : to ,0 the wne a - t i.o h .ig out . H Al KINS pif ed P mm rs with a game h;. n . itn Birch next 111 lint v ' - tx-- i m Da d SapJKI.I . 10 . aiidt d Inr tot D i vW Jan. or M ki- - Maui.;. "H t'e bat k foi .too oa in, poured in to m I. mol t ffort 11' wh In I rn l when Watkins finally missed while the Darts were trying everything to catch up Seniors Ryan Hill and Ttoy Howard dosed out brilliant ! . T.e mines winter a t a is s or d two m.iul mt tod so the Tiger-- , 011W ; '.till snots that odd t u a ,r dt It art tied the tonte-rg those f.nal nioinems ' 1 a V IF H MONT fell behind n the firsi qaartt r, sonvihng noted take an eigd jioint had into (is Irektrs Ihey oui stored Orem ii 9 in the second ;TiIkI (dire for not bat k i, Then Orem tame on strum m the final half m put thi game m doubt until t'n final Kavsville captured the championship title in the an nual Layton City Easter Seals 8th grade basketball tournament by slipping past Ro Viking scoring was w balanced with Shelly Green getting 4, Chris Whetton 8, Debbie Halford 8, Karen Eckman 7 and Debbie PeterI the Friday night playoff, in 48-4- 5 sen with 3 For the Weber team high scorer was Becky Jackson with 12 tallies Janice Garner shipped m 9 in the losing ef fort Sands .dge Milk rt t k at the Layton Armor and raised over $1,000 for the Seals charitv Easter program Third place went to One is finished fourth " , ' H l! ft d's I'll1' 'heir oppom m nd x i.kI ti, a do- - - 111 J dA , k j I,.,' 11 re, ginu lrsdat 'lit I did I' t a tea. tf.t v ha i as. i. .lit k f att n in pi Il ( (art h I i a Dtp toi ,da F thi v did th amt lo the Jut'gt ciah !li, r U an ' tin t ai am tht v had bt an 0 st a sen w ir.nups Iv III I) at 12 go.np into th s.iond period thi Uilduts rnrw up their now famous nil KHirt ttap and outscored the Bulldogs 20 7 to take a !2 19 lead into downhill from e on m as toasted to the omrr. Hiding the lockers Hildiats It was all he I r Suin' t sl.pp.ng bv past south Ogdt n 30 26, and Sand ridge No Two took fCrt place with a 39 3 win mi r H THE tournament was held No 45 i Judge tame out buttling as thev qua klv assumed a It a J on the oung tats, bat buifeis in Jeff Ostler and win H c sic i gard soon had (aysviiie Captures Easter Seals Event finished the evening with 17 points and a bundle of rebounds The rest of the st t',! if ho to U A I 'eiid the re nil i t.R ahlquisi ROY lined Milk reek sixth. South Ogden seventh and Hahlquist eighth with then filial ganit s pljv np i the Hiiikats running and kntss f these tun guards t fi a everlUdlU wore d w n tht g inning It was the quit Bulldogs HE H1N put the Cats in'o 'he t nsolutinn championship and assured them of plav mg c in the last day of action and of pa mg 111 the tournament He wanted to establish a little rad ion being our fust even state tournament, noted (oath Wavne Baket Ai'h he Ip fiom Brent H. non i'id Mark LeCheminant, the ( Os srein found .success with 'hi ir fas' breaks with Ostler md Hestergard on the sioi-1g end Judge was sending all their people to the offensive tmards which opened the Uixir wide for the break Hestergaid led all s orers in the game with a game high 19 running mate Ostler was 1 light behind with 35! With the preliminaries out the Vikes can now get down to the business of battling undefeated Orem in the semifinals of the way nament the quickness, on the press of the ( atx was the difference in the contests MARK atnshaw and Greg Tuttle each came (iff the bench in certain situations to ueate problems Sophomore Roger Lowe came in and sjxlled the guards for awhile and filled in admirable 1 The Wildcats were skv high for the chance at winning the consolation ( hampmnship and getting a trophy for se hixil pnnneoc falcons field goal attempts and finished the night wnh 24 2 3 4 5 points She was one of three juniors that led the Hillcrest group to the upset as teammates Mar- when an enthusiastic group of gals from Hillcrest High upset the Clearfield team cia Page and Melaine Man-fieladded 10 and 9 points CLEARFIELD girls were the defending champions in the state and one of the pretournament favorites The surprising aspect about the Huskies is that they only have one senior on a club that is bound to be back next year THE FALCONS appeared to have everything their own way in the first half, taking a seven point advantage with them into the lockers but the Huskies were ready in the second half and finally evened 6 7 8 9 10 d respectively fighting for the top spot Clearfield actually had a chance to win the contest when their superstar Jackie Beene went to the foul line with seven seconds to go, to shoot a situation. Unfortunately the first shot was off and the Huskies had the win. No one can fault Jackie for this game, or any other, as she led the Falcons in scoring, pumping in 22 points for the evening NOT even Jackie Beene could match the output of the Hillcrest junior forward Laurie Berkenshaw, all this out of 12 12 13 Loss of pedal Spongy pedal Pulsating pedal Vehicle pulls to one Hard pedal Squealing or squeaking side One or more brakes drag Braxes grab Pedal gradually goes to floor Low pedal Free brake safety inspection takes 1 5 minutes In the interest of your safety, Mr Brake offers complete brake All safety inspection free of charge and without any obligation causes of brake failure are checked, and inspection takes only fifteen minutes We then tell you the condition of your brakes, and advise you as to when brake service will probably become For the game the Clearfield gals only hit on 12 of their 29 foul shot attempts BESIDES Ms Beene the Clearfield team got good scoring from Joyce Anderson and Kellie Sherrod but these three couldn't match the Huskie threesome down the stretch. The loss puts Clearfield in the unfamiliar position of playing for fourth place. External or internal leaks in master cylinder Faulty power brake unit Malfunctioning brake control valve Scored or out of parallel discs Sticking or leaking caliper pistons Frayed or cracked hydraulic lines and hoses Contaminated brake fluid Sticking or hanging brake shoes Scored out of round or bellmoutn drums Worn glazed or greasy linings Sticking or leaking wheel cylinders Sticking self adjusters Bargain" brake Obs Incomplete service and low quality materials are a common cause of brake failure Compare and prices but know what you get Why save a few bucks lose your life7 The danger signals the score with about two minutes to go in the game Then they scored when they had to, while the Falcons were having their troubles at the foul line. MR: BRAKE necessary If your vehicle requires brake service al the lime of inspecin tion, we fell you what it will cost, and w guarantee the price advance You make an appointment and most Obs are finished within ninety minutes (Saving time can actually earn you money if you depend upon your vehicle for your livelihood ) 53 North Fori lane Leyton unlit Open Bam until 5 30 p m Monday through Friday 8am Telephone 376 366 and ( (IM I RMNG the coaches at this time was the off night for McCIeery, who usually tarries the scoring load from his center spot, he went into a mild shooting slump but soon came out of it As was the case in their previous wins at the tour- VIEWMONT scored 17 field goals while limiting their opponents to just eight for the game 18 Met leerv was up there with lit for the winners Senior Andy M ties paced the Bulldogs with 15 m a losing effort ElilEcres 11 t . 1 . rs tui '..I to take a 46 22 lead into the hx kers Davis put together a mild comeback out scoring Ogden lk-1- Ogden finished fourth in the tournament while the Darts settled for seventh cpot in the sixteen team tournament gal did was hit . , 11 Carpet Cleaning f f e t m i DIKING the wximj period the Darts couldnt End the r. nge as they w, te able to only put 7 points Up (,n the board in those fatal eight minutes Meanwhile the iigers were duplicating their 23 points from the first stanza 45-4- 4 DRYING f; s V,al dethroned Iasi Thursday RAPID ' , t J worse - ODOR FREE Si , r Mi first period the Darts trailed 21 15 and then icings get The King, or OGDEN maybe we should say Queen, of girls basketball was FREE it y J, 1 RESIDUE r x r . Z By DAVE. HIGHAM NO SHRINKAGE 'll uf thi Ain rarely seen a girls team that much determination i VtK.lUM ; koi event DAVE HIGH AM tl X 5 players, should be congra tulated for plat mg in the state By jr M ,5 pj. t vs . yyn THE HlLDi Aix t c! m ' ti r ament, no on k w a )u J f.i up of j J! 'O'v t ir !'rs ev- - r ! T t se a ' e Mi kJiSlf i HIGH AM Davis, the team everything wrong n let t. i .. surprise r - OGDEN, M W R a 1 1 m iVFRVtiNl (XrPt.N . F ON F t ,j , 4T DAE I receive recognition fur their 'forts But this is a group of about tight individuals who blend Well together ohgrdtula'ions to the Cats and iht.r out hes for a great opjHis .ng tilt p i p j,. lit s 1 JJ&W & m By J I f up who h.-- lu If t'k" f w ills Ct nijjt' r rS f n THEN COACH Baker made a switch, he put Jeff Ostler on me hirh scoring Tillman Jeff held Tillman to four points in the final quarter, meanwhile 1 . T.i.maP pa. w . 1 Pt M I fit u t, w ' 'h , n .ed t ed toi tt'c .i,f in. s, in-- ' t . 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C J better in the f .na1 o Jrtf (V.er, wh dew i pra.x- - irnpi tne o ut.s bis qj krt ss Out 33-3- 2 nR opt h v'es ru, .e t Lomond W .tods C ross led by four at the end of the f.rst quarter but a Rubtie Tillman bomb at the buzzer brought the Scots to withm one, at the ha'f During the third period the two clubs traded baskets with the Cats holding a slim three-poilead going into the f.nal period HERE IS A team that 1ms no seniors, the sc hooi do sn't have any Everyone baik off a team that place-- , fifth has to be considered a favorite for the coming year What the la's did during the week was to w,n three out (if their fo ir genus m thtir W t Et--n all through the first half Ben Lomond 71 59 There were the Cats out in the mid die of the floor holding their trophy h gh above the.r heads arid their elated studernbodv and fans going w dd vs oJr Sects staved close to the Cats downing L ti Jeff was hav mg fun scoring a' the end of tne f.oor hen Lcitriund also went it, a pressirg ope defense wh created no proh.ems for the t i Cat; as they were ab break ,t ana pet the bar side to M.ek McCleerv M.u enjoyed one of the best p foot the tournament, f mrt w us 3i points, tfi' ii- - Wayne Baker wanted to establish some trad.tion m the event, what a tradition they have set ONE OF the most comru n rumes mentioned Was the Woods Cross bunch After all the Wildcats had just won the consolation championship state tournament. er consolation trophy. Coach Center were talking about which teams would be tough in the slate next year DAMS has a word at the school that seems to fit all i first-ev- The opening game they lost to a very good American Fork club but then they came back to down Carbon, Judge and Ben Lomond in claiming the 5pm Saturday the- |
