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Show Pas' 2B, lak'M(lt Ret lew, February 12, 1981 Layton Takes Region-!- yw'f'wr ye NHw ' '. ' "'A by ' Tournament:' Stone of Layton for the title. . How they finished: 1. Steve Ulibarri (C), 2. 98 pounds Shawn Olsen (SV), 3. Donnie Zamora (L), 4. Darin Day (R). By BLISS FULLMER Eleven Lancers placed in the Region One Wrestling Tourney, Thursday, and will represent Layton, this week end at the Utah State 4 A finals in Salt Lake City. The Lancers amassed 170 points on the strength of first place finishes by Rob Zamora (112), Mike Cabrey (132), Dwaine Mortenson (155), Jeff Davies (185) and James Suitt (UNL). Also placing for Layton were Donnie Zamora (98), Mike Petroff (105), George Torres (119), Kyle Stone (138), Steve Kittrell (145) and Steve Rensch j 1. Wes Mullins (C), 2. Mike 105 Petroff (L), 3. Shawn Kendall (W), 4. Kurt Hansen (R). 112 1. Lewis (W), Adair (R). Rob Zamora (L), 2. Rich Denny Shupe (SV), 4. Tal 3. 1191. Blaine Lindley (SV), 2. Bart Bushman (W), 3. George Torres (L), 4. Mike Blair (C). (167). Sky View was second in line with 154 points and will send eleven wrestlers to state competition.. Weber was third 126 1. Bruce Odow (R), 2. Steve Seamons (SV), 3. Cliff Vaterlaus (C), 4. Rob Staffers (W). with 120 total points, Roy had 103 points, Clearfield, 93 and Bonneville came up with 22 points. Weber and Roy will each advance eight wrestlers to state and Clearfield will send seven. The Lakers will send a third and fourth place ' finisher to state. Wrestler award The went to Clearfields Doug Kopecky in the 138 pound division. Doug drew a bye on the first round, and then defeated Spence Wengreen of Sky View and Kyle 1. Mike Cabrey (L), 2. Kent 132 Winward (R), 3. Mike Mayers (SV), 4. Todd Blair (C). ' ;THE LANCERS 1. Doug Kopecky (C), 2. Kyle 138 Stone (L), 3. Spence Wengreen (SV), 4. John Road (W). Most-Valuab- le Steve Kittrell (L). . 155 1. Dwaine Martinson (L), 2. John Noble (W), 3. Chris Varney (R), .. Burke Stone (W) , 2. Kamron Johnson (SV), 3. Dave Terry (B), 4. 145 were almost unstoppable In taking this 1. Johnson (SV), 3. Steve Rensch (L), 4. Brent South (B). 1. Jeff Davies (L), 2. Scott 185 years Region-- wrestling crown at Layton last Thursday. 1 Wilson (CL . 2. 1. James Suitt (L) Heavyweight Mark Egginton (R), 3. Ron Elwood and played a lot Staff Writer Seventeen year old Steve Ulibarri is a quiet, easy going honor student at Clearfield High School, and he i is also the Region-- 1 wrestling champion in the 98 pound division. He captured first place last week by pinning Dave Hodson of Bonneville, Jay Mpckley of Weber and Shawn Olsen of Sky View. With those three victories, Steve pushed his Win-lorecord to 23-- 2 foKhe season. His only losses this year were to a wrestler from Granger (7-and to a man from Jordan Steve was born on January 3, 1964 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He moved with hislfamily to Utah, when he was five years old. He has a sister, Julie, who is sixteen years old and a sophomore at C.H.S. Julie is active in gymnastics, volleyball, and tracki Steves little brother, Charley is two years old, and cant wait to grow up to Rasso like Steve. v Charley holds daily practice at' homfe on his stuffed animals. Ulibarri has always been active in sports. He likes fishing and hunting, little-leagu- CADILLAC FROM CLABEXCE MIGHT? in his e at Sunset wrestling, as a Junior High School. Steve was first in the district in the 92 pound division. In his sophomore year at Clearfield High, he finished second in Region-- 1 and fifth in state. Smart Grappler Steve is an intelligent wrestler, and lightning-quick- . He has himself fine-tunin the art of wrestling, and wins a lot of matches in the first round. He has fourteen pins this season. Mrs. Willi Ulibarri is proud of her champion son. He never gives me any problems, she beamed. He is very mellow and never gets mad. He doesnt even get nervous on the night before he fights, she said. He is my pride and joy. ' They think a lot of Steve in Falcon-lanHe was nominated last year for president of his junior class. He lost in the election but the vote was very close. Steve is riding the crest of a 3.94 grade ed ' (3-9- ). division. Ulibarri is a strong favorite to win the state title. STEVE UUBARRI in the process of posting his 14th pin of the season to win the Region-- 1 in school, and is very popular on campus. He was mobbed by average point d. students and friends after his three big pins on Thursday. Steve will be at the University of , Final results for state in 350 Yards . B League Adult within Horses in 440 Yards : Championship comwithin the club: 1st, Moon and Championship pete at Elko Nevada for the club: 1st, Marler Ferrin; 2nd, Randall and World Championships in Tire; 2nd, Shears and Brown; 3rd, D and B Weese, 3rd, Nelson and Stables;' 4th, Cook and Breast, ages 6 & Under, 1. March. Diana Johanson, 29.80; 2. April Tribe, Rhoades. Division One: Jerry Woolley. 31.83. Cledge Inc. 1. Fly, ages 6 & Under Diana Johanson, 24.35, ages 8 Div. Two: Dick Som3. Annie Dutson, 25.55. mers. Div. Three: Stryhorn d 1. and Green. I.M., ages 6 & Under Diana Johanson, 1:54.38, 2. April Tribe, 4. DeAnn Harmon, 2:11.80; ages 8 Div. Four: Heller, 1:57.50. Weese and Vickery. Div. Five: Earl Joans. Div. Six: Boys Division , Flanary 1. Family No. 1. Free, Ages 6 & Under 19.41. Christopher Hadley, Div. Seven: 1, Seifert. Free, Ages 6 & Under Div. Eight: Christopher Hadley, 44.06. 1. Quarter Horse. Breast, Ages 6 & Under Div. Nine: Smith and Christopher Hadley, 28.68. 1. Anderson. Back, Ages 6 & Under - Div. Ten: Christopher Hadley, 22.33. Dahle. Div. 11: Pain in the lower back and legs afflicts Koser. millions of Americans. It is estimated that a Div. 12: cr: half million, people are disabled by spinal Brown. . defects and injuries that cause severe pain Alternate team: in these areas. Robin and Grant. A League: Top four teams The third annual Magna eight and under mini swim meet was held last Saturday at the Magna swimming pool with much success. Sponsored by the Pirate Swim Club, teams from all parts of the intermountain area attended. High point individual swimmer for girls age six and under for a local team was Diana Johanson and Christopher Hadley was the local high pointer for the boys. Here are the results: Harmon, 19.27; 2. 7-- 8 April . , . . Back, ages 6 & Under, 1. Diana Johanson, 23.60; 2. April Tribe, 4. Annie Dutson, 23.24. 26.52; ages 7-- 8 Back, ages 50-ya- Harmon, 5. DeAnn 7-- 8 52.12. Youth . coupon LUBRICATION SPECIAL OIL CHANGE filter $ u (0)05 LUBE ALL FLUID LEVELS Tax includes & lobar parts 25-ya- juuu stockXsi The pain is caused by mechanical defects that is, by conditions that result in misalignment or lack of mobility in one or more segments of the lower spine. 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Annie Dutson, 570 N Main Layton 7-- Free, ages d CLARENCE ILMGHT ESC. 25-ya- Girls Division Free, ages . Utah, ort February 12, 13 and 14, going for all the marbles in the Utah State 4A finals. All of Northern Utah is pulling for you, Steve, and we believe you can do it Final Cutter Results: rd 1. Clarence Knight treats you with the courtesy and .respect worthy of Cadillac owners. 2. Clarence Knight gives you the best possible deal on your Cadillac, 3. Clarence Knight gives you the best possible selecton of Cadillacs to choose from. 4. Clarence Knight provides the best possible service for your Cadillac. 5.- ' At Clarence Knight's you ore never forgotten after the sale. 6. At Clarence Knight's Cadillacs are our business and you are always assisted by knowledgable personnel whether it be sales, ' service, or parts. ninth-grad- ss mmrnutm war should yov ouxa life. He was a member of the Falcons J. V. baseball team last year, and ran on the Cross Country team. 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