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Show Falcons Folk And Wood Tough Guys Never Quit the max over the past couple of tween the two in the number of fans Things can be really hot and intense, games. Take Folk for example in the that come to see them on Friday but Tommy has a way of bringing a loss to Bonneville two weeks ago. nights. Wood claimed he had 30 rela- laugh into it. The game of There wasnt a guy in the entire westCLEARFIELD tives watching him in the opening football goes through changes like ev- ern hemisphere that w anted to win as game against Viewmont and claims AS FAR as his wrestling, hes one erything else over the years, but one bad as he did. As it turned out, the theyve stuck with him all the way. of the most intense and competitive very hefty fundamental that will never Falcons did end up losing and it was Folk, on the other hand, is supported people Ive ever been around. turn another color, is good ole block- Asst. CoachJohn Flint that rememFolk takes the winter months off at the games by his immediate family ing and tackling. bered, He took the loss worse than and thats about the extent of it. from athletics, but come spring hes ANOTHER TOO is the tough guys anyone I could remember. He just About Folks entry in Clearfield, ready for baseball where Coach Ken hates to lose and does everything in Hancock commented, Hes been Hicks uses him as one of the teams that do all that nasty stuff. one of the greater move-in- s weve first line pitchers. At the onset of last Every team in America has a couple his power to prevent it from hapof had. type guys pening. springs baseball season, Folk was the that never get tired of making things ace on the mount until injury beset BUT BOTH are similar in the reAND WOOD IS much the same. In 4 win over Bountiful happen rather than being like the ma- last weeks spect they saw a lot of varisty action him. But all season he was a terror at jority who wait for things to happen. and with just 50 seconds left, the only as juniors, maybe Folk a lot more than the plate, easily batting over .400. THE TWO that fit this description thing on this guys mind was getting Wood. All of which, they say, has Theyre just the kind of kids you in Clearfield have to be the captains of into the end zone to score his first given them more confidence their always dream about, said Hancock, The kind youd give a left leg for a senior year. the squad, seniors Greg Folk and touchdown of the year. For everyone dozen of them. settles is Wood football in the Once was the over, but Wood. else, victory bag, Tommy Blocking, tackling and generally, just being tough, is for Wood he took the last handoff and into Scott Tennis wrestling program what life is all about from Aug. 31 to rambled 36 yards before being dragwhere he dishes out some punishment to those that venture into the the seasons final outing. ged down short of the goal line. After bracket. Says Tennis, Tom Both are linebackers on defense, the game and walking off the field, he has to be the guy with the funnest and on the other side, Folk is a guard commented Darn it, I didnt get it on the offensive line while Wood tears again. But he was pleased none the personality on our team. You can tell his him less has what hes doing wrong and hell that team one it up from a fullback position. out. pulled Folk now play together, a joke everytime, but after Wood and crack THEIR COACH, Brent Hancock, it wasnt planned that way when all had our laughs he goes out but weve knows all too well that without these and corrects what hes doing wrong. first began getting interested kind of gutsy, never-say-di- e kids, they athletes. had has the Tommy always football wouldnt be the game it is todream of playing at Clearfield, day. Greg and Tommy always work hard and it wouldnt be them if they having grown up in nearby West Point werent playing above their ability. and having had an older brother play Both of them are tough, little de- there. But Folk grew up in Michigan and played his freshman ball there. vils, the kind you can win with. But after his father moved the family SURE, ID like to have bigger lineto Utah for reasons, 8 backers, blit theyre tougher than Folk ended employment Former Clearfield MISSOULA, MONT. up playing his sophomore else and we thats anyone play why leather with steel shank ball at Ben Lomond and finally be- star, Freddie Cook continues to do his thing them, said Hancock. support, leather insole and came situated at Clearfield a year ago. with the Weber State Wildcats. In the schools Vibram lug soles and heels An example of their intensity and 6 loss to the University of Montana last for traction. love for the game was exemplified to THERE IS another contrast be- - Saturday afternoon, Cook rushed only nine You'e earned our Wings! times but picked up 78 yards in the process. m ter science, math and more. The coaches for the team THE STATE Science Bowl COOK ALSO continued his string of games are: LaMont Jensen, biology; in which he has scored a touchdown. He ran competition is on the first Vern Adams, zoology; BARTONS Jafdhp, SHOES Saturday in November. All Richard Taylor, physiology, over the goal line with 1:53 left in the game 43 North Mom. lounMul Science Bowl contestants are Ronald Yahne, physics and the Grizzlies to notch another rushing against earth science and Jim Beck, guests of BYU for the day. touchdown. By KEITH DUNCAN Journal Sports - hard-nose- hate-to-lo- 24-1- Best in the field! Cook racks up mnAiiiin 78 yards in Clearfields Greg Folk and Tom Wood. Falcons Go To BYU For Fifth Time - CLEARFIELD For the fifth consecutive year Clearfield High will participate in the BYU Science Bowl competition. Like in most activities, the team with the highest point total wins. BYU scientists ask the teams questions, each player has a buzzer. If you answer the . question correctly the team the quarter finals. This year gets 10 points. At the end of a they hope to make it all the predetermined time period, way. the team ahead wins. To be Qualifications for the team crowned state science bowl are rigid. Forexample.the Falteam champs, a team would con team members have a 3.9 have to go through five or six overall GPA and have taken rounds being undefeated. 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