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Show i f -- WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 30. 1978 V $ & . f s - i J-- ? By DAVE WIGHAM - LAYTON Although they are still relatively young in the sport the Layton High soccer team has made some great strides in the sport in the past few years LAYTON still isnt con- of one sidered the powerhouses in soccer but at the same time the Lancers arent the pushovers they once were either Up until a few years ago the soccer team at Lay tun was generally considered to be a bunch of athletes out having a good time. Now the Layton club is well organized and play a good brand of soccer Evidence of this was the teams tie last week with a good Woods Cross improving each game a great long range shot in the Woods Cross game and wul probably become the man to watch for the Lancers Tim Plummer is another player up front who can score from just about anywhere Another Englishman, Tony have Speck, Paul Dupaix, Jeff Melillo, and Jeff Montgomery With these youngsters the Lancers are building for the future, theyll be competitive right now but even better in the years to Washington, also comes, highly talented to the Layton team This trio of players are the main threats around the come They know the game and have good skills JUNIORS on the varsitv goal for Lavton WITH the addition of the two players from England the Layton team has become more soccer oriented No more do they just kick the ball and run after it but they try to work the ball around and pass it up field. Its good to see that brand of soccer being played team are Robert Marcee, Tom Phelps, Fred Tim Hiikerson, Dan and Paul Androwski players are in thur year of competition, high school level, and who Sophomores made the team tnclude Scott Stone, Scott Hunter, Anthony Kemp, Dritz, These second on the are all I 0-- 0 team W ITH only three seniors on the squad the future looks bright for Layton in this event. Many times in soccer the younger players are the ones that are the best, since they have come up through the junior soccer programs that are run throughout the cn WifffoTffruri county Goalie Bryon Williamson is one of the trio of seniors on the club and he plavs his position as well as anyone in the league Time after time he saved goals in the Woods Cross game Jeff Shumwav and Dave Pacheco are the only other seniors to play this season Dave is one of three Pachecos on the squad, his ft These gymnastics students of North Davis County have won honors in the area meet and will compete Apnl 22 in the Utah State Tumbling Tournament at Roy High School. Students and their ranking in area meets are front row to r, Beverly Snell, a second and two thirds, Tammy Sharp, two fourths and a fifth; Jody Chynoweth, a fourth and fifth; and Gina Garcia, a first and two seconds Back row, Holly Wettengel, a fourth, Debbie Synods, two fifths; Alecia Johnson, aTourth; and Sandy Mullins, absent, a fourth and fifth Three girls, Gina Garcia, Jody Chynoweth and Alecia Johnson, ako placed on the 1 GOING TO STATE younger brother Ron, a sophomore, plays as does a cousin Pete who is a junior mmi-trampoli- A from transplant England, Charles Peanuckle, is one of the main offensive threats that the Lancers have going for them This right winger showed some ex- cellent ball control along with By DAVE WIGHAM BOUNTIFUL -- - Word out of Bountiful High is that they have one of their best baseball teams m the past few years Indeed the Braves have some talented players, many of whom are back off the squad Chris missed a lot of last year with a broken arm but when he did play the Braves were that much tougher In part time action Chris still managed to hit 300 TWO other seniors wholl see a lot of action will be Ry an last year Monson and Steve Hilton THE BRAVES opened the season with a couple of wins, first they downed East then they went on to defeat the young Woods Cross Club Then last week tney traveled down south to the land of Dixie to participate in the tournament Leading the club this year will be senior Scott Irwin who holds down the hot spot of third base for Coach Phil Olsen either the outfield or first base, an injury to Wayne Monson is scheduled to play Nelson made it necessary to move Ryan to first Ryan is a returning starter from last year hitting .309 as a junior Steve Hilton is slated to pitch and play the outfield A right handed pitcher Steve is being counted on heavily in the throwing department and his speed is a great asset to the outfield stolen bases for good measure Coach Olsen feels that Scott could become one of the best infielders to play at THE ONLY other senior on the club is Scott Pendleton who is listed as a pitcher but will see action as the designated hitter for the Braves Scott is being counted on by the coaches in the pitching the school department SCOTr hit 366 last year for the Braves and even added six Another prime candidate for the leadership role will be senior catcher Chris Davies F i ve juniors are being rated as the other starters for Les Lemmon, Bountiful Wayne Nelson, John Blaine Bernard and Lynn Muir are all scheduled starters Lemmon at second, Bernard at short stop, Nelson at first, Luddington in the outfield and Muir on the Lud-dingto- mound. COACH Olsen calls Lemmon an excellent fielding second sacker who can surprise people with his bat Bernard is being billed as one of the best shortstops m the schools history, with the likes of Gerry Okuda and Gary Malmrose thats good company, who has a good arm Nelson had a great summer in baseball and has good speed and power at the plate He injured his hamstring in the feast game and will miss a couple of weeks LUDDINGTON is one of the best all around athletes at the school Coach Olsen indicates that his bat is a great asset, he hit a home run against the Woods Cross team Muir is considered their best pitcher, he is really throwing hard notes his unglass For JJPFTYL FLAYEOY couch His bat will also keep him in the lineup when not pitching Hilton and Muir will alternate on the mound and outfield BOUNTIFUL also has a lot of sophomores on the club who will see some action. J lm Pei kins, the fastest man on NOTICE- - WOODS CROSS Viewmonts - What is loss is Woods Cross gam THATS what happened when Val Cullimore was named as haad baseball coach at the Wildcat school For the past five years Val has assisted Wade Bender at View-mom baseball, along with football, but this year the two wall more than likely square off with each other on the diamond Val is no stranger to baseball, or to the area for that matter He was an catcher on the View-moteam He was behind the plate in 1969 when the Vikings won their first baseball state crown, they have won two more since that time All-Sta- LATE HOURS Southern Utah Stale His last two years he was selected his senior year he was also named to the All District 7 team, which included all the major schools in the area ; LAYTONCLEARFIELD 2179 N. 1700 W. ' 825-162- 4 Just West of Davis North Medical Center s. COACH Cullimore d,d have a dream to play professional baseball and he had an offer, "following a trip to California, my junior year in college I was invited to go down to California and try out but I never did Coaching was his next goal. Val noted that he learned an lesson while working under Coach Binder Hard work is at Viewmont the key There were days when I know other coaches important would send the plavers home. on active 1 duty ANOTHER program, the Veterans Educational Assistance Program (VEAP) provides governmental for every matching funds--$- 2 or saved-f$1 those who wish to save toward a college degree or vocational school educauon After discharge, an Army tages V OUNG men and women entering the Army today receive free housing, food, medical and dental treatment as well as 30 days of paid vacation Enlistees start with a salary of $397 40 per month After six months of successful service the salary goes up to veteran receives various benefits that can be used toward readjustment in i civilian life In addition to educational assistance up to ten years after separation. Army veterans may receive a house mortgage with low interest, insurance guarantees, special hiring for government jobs and special consideration from the Small Business Administration $433 10 a month Among other benefits received during active duty is financial aid toward a college degree or technical-vocationa- l education W ith Project AHEAD (Army Help for Education And Development) the Army pays up to 75 perof tuition for a part-tim- e cent F TOE OMTTH The Biaves are looking fur big things from their basi ball team and the attitude of the players is one of optimism HERCULON CONTEMPORARY Quantity limited Beautiful Herculon plaids and stripes, hardwood frames Reg $289 f F f Mi CONTEMPORARY but Coach Bender was a hard By DAVE WIGHAM education while mound Cr-os- Thun-derbird- w OF The benefits soldiers receive during active duty plus readjustment benefits they receive after separation contribute toward education, careers, and even house mor five? Baselioil Prooram fit Dods s have any doubts in his head, When we were seniors Dave Nelson was the best Dave is now the head coach at Utah Technical College in Provo From his career behind the plate at Viewmont, Val kept the mask on for four more years while catching for the will be open Tuesday nights till 8 Knighton Optical 1st Tuesday in March. p m. on a trial basis starting the with will be open complete services available. So They visit Knighton Tuesday evening and avoid the Saturday rush. LAYTON LOCATION ONLY. EMD t Vsl Oul!imoF3 Tolies VAL caught the likes of Dave Downs, Dave Nelson, Dave Day and Kevin Jensen in his prep days Everyone always asked which of those were the best, Val doesn't Lightweight Durable the team, will play the outfield Jim Hill could be at second, Lavne Christ, ansen at first and Kevin Kott on the f NYLON worker and he found somethirg they could work Quantity limited Herculon Covers in new Weaves Natural exciting Hardwood Frames, Loose Cushions Reg $329 on VAL went on to say that a lot of high schools treat baseball as just a leisurely spring time sport, but that the ones that are continuously in the state playoffs are the ones that vork hard and take the sport seriously About the Woods Cross situation Val is optimistic, 1 HAITIAN COTTON Quantity Limited Super Comfortable Hardwood SAXON Frames Reg $399 don't link these boys expected to work this hard I surprised them a little. But its the little things that they need work in ALTHOUGH he incorporates a lot of the ideas he picked up at Viewmont he doesn't try to compare the two schools "It wouldn't be fair to either school for me to say we did this this way at Viewmont so it'll work here It would be impossible for him not to utilize some of the fundamentals and skills he learned at Viewmont AS FOR his goals the first year at Woods Cross, Coach Cullimore indicated that he wanted to play good defense and to eliminate the mental errors "High school ball is so much mental it isn't funny If we can get the kids thinking along the right path well be alright In the little time he's had his team, since basketball ran over a little more than some schools, Coach Cullimore doesnt really know how to assess his strengths and weaknesses "Right now our strength is speed, we'll run a lot but our weakness has been hitting hit we Obviously if we cant run " SLEEP SOFA Quantity Limited Herculon Plaids or Stripes in Beautiful Colors Double-siz- e sleeper with foam mattress Reg $349 I BOUNTIFUL k I dont S f i VAL IS in the unique position of having a brother as his assistant Dave Cullimore will handle the junior varsity program along with assisting with the varsity club for the Cats Val and his wife Becky are the proud parents of four children Twins Kasey and Kirby are 5 years old, Kohn is 3 and Kelli is 18 months NORTH BOUNTIFUL 282-454- 5 Lion. 3S0O & Frt. 10-- 8, Salt LAKE. 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