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Show leiu. January 1,". 1981, I'agroR I.nkrsidr I ffietiyms IHIome to Hem's Welcome By PHIL KIRKWOOD Sports Editor hard to describe the feeling you get when shaking hands with someone who may be next years Heisman Trophy winner and is a sure bet to be drafted by the pros in the first round of the 1982 college draft. Its also difficult to describe the awe involved when meeting the number one quarterback in the country who personally rewrote the books this year by breaking no less than 31 NCAA records while leading his team to a 12-- 1 season and a victory over Southern Methodist University in the Holiday Bowl. He's a modest sort of guy, as superstars go. That is, hes not much for speaking in front of an audience (he lets his arm do most of that) and he didnt look too vested suit. He's comfortable wearing three-piecthe type of person who would probably favor a ham sandwich to caviar or a weekend fishing trip to night club extravaganza. This description may not be totally accurate, but thats his first impression. By the way, his name is Jim McMahon, BYUs junior quarterback sensation who just happened to play his high school ball at Roy. And last Friday, McMahon came home to be honored by his family, friends and fans for his outstanding performance this past season. McMahon, who graduated from Roy in 1977, led the Cougar squad to its fifth straight Western Athletic Conference title by throwing for over 4,000 yards and a nation leading 49 touchdowns. McMahon also led BYU to its first ever bowl victory with a miracle 5 victory over SMU. The win was Hail Mary" capped in the last seconds on a touchdown pass to tight end Clay Brown. At the luncheon and the rally that followed in the Roy High gym, McMahon was praised by his coaches (past and present) and his teammates who refered to him as not only a super player, but a super human being as well. His former prep coaches made reference to his uncanny ability to come through in clutch situations not only in football, but in basketball and baseball in which he also starred. Roy football coach Ernie Jacklin awarded McMahon his football jersey (number 9) in fond memory of his glory days on the Its ROY e, MCMAHON speaks to his fans in Roy gym. 46-4- Royal gridiron. The Roy City Council awarded McMahon a plaque and proclaimed Friday as Jim I McMahon Day. This is the second biggest thing that has ever happened to me," said McMahon to his fans in he . crowded gym. The biggest thing happened two ; weeks ago when we won the Holiday Bowl. . After the closing statements, McMahon was then swarmed by youngsters (and oldsters) hoping to get an autograph and a hand shake from their hero. And not one was disappointed as McMahon patiently. signed each and every program which is just one , more reason why he truly is a hero in life as well as ; ; on the field. , come-from-behi- Council and the Lakeside Review. McMahon patiently spent the time to sign each and every youngster's program, EAGER YOUNGSTERS swarm around their hero Jim McMahon in the hopes of getting an autograph to close out the festivities of last Fridays Jim McMahon Day" sponsored by the Roy City STANDARD GARBAGE STANDARD FAUCETS Beat Bonneville, Balance Record By BLISS FULLMER Staff Writer Roy Wrestlers balanced their Region One record with a big win over Bonneville, last week, but then ran into a hornets nest at the' Rocky Mountain Wrestling tournament, held at Cyprus ; High School. The Royals won all but two matches Seven of ' in downing Bonneville the ten winners for Roy won by pinning their opponents. The Lakers only wins came in the 140 and 147 pound divisions. 54-1- Roy Takes 6th in Tournament Jay Winward was the only first place tourwinner for Roy in the two-da- y nament at Cyprus High. Mark Eggington won second place, and Bruce Odow and Kent Winward, each won third place in the tough field of eight schools. Tooele won first place honors, t, followed by Brighton, Timpview, Cyprus, Roy, Davis and Provo. RESULTS: 100 lbs., Darin Day (R) pinned Dave Two-da- y Hill-cres- Hodson 107 (B). lbs., Curt Hansen (R) dec Troy DISPOSALS PIPE Tippetts (B). 114 lbs., Tal Adair (R) dec Tom Sackett (B). 121 lbs., Mike Peterman (R) dec Wayne Ogden (B). 128 lbs., Bruce Odow (R) pinned Damon Sholly (B). 134 lbs., Kent Winward (R) pinned Reed Thornock (B). 140 lbs., Roy Bocutt (B) pinned Curt Kennedy (R). 147 lbs., Dave Terry (B) dec Doug Dalton (R). 157 lbs., Roger Garoutte (R) pinned Dan Heymery (B).' 169 lbs., Jay Winward (R) pinned Brent South (B). 187 lbs., Alan Gentry won by forfeit. UNL, Mark Eggington (R) pinned ' Gary Satterfield (B). Wrestling Being Taught . Wrestling through Roy Recreation is being taught at. the high school for youngsters from six to sixteen years of age. Under the direction of Mack Taft and Steve Parr, future wrestlers are being groomed in fundamentals of the 6port by members of the Roy High School wrestling team. .. For Water, Gas, Sprinkling Systems - STEEL & PLASTIC -Large Assortment Of Toilets Bath Tubs Sinks Faucets 1950 Wall Ava. 394-776- 5 HOLV PBGOTEOW , OGDEN 1475 5. State 773-788- 0 CLEARFIELD a!0M 505 So. Main 723-774- 4 BRIGHAM CITY HOURS: Mon.-Fr- i. 8-- 6, Sat. 8-- 4 ACJD TRUCKLOAD GALE HP m TakefWj . vafjXni& 1V7AM LAYTON- I SALT LAKE CITY- - THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDA- Take on Aggies JAN. 16th Utah holds a large height advantage over the Aggies and Utah is expected to use this advantage to go inside. Leading scorer for Utah is center Sandy1 Kovach with 13.8 points per game. Going into this game Utah has a record of 7 compared to USU record of 9-- 1. On Sat. night . the will take on the , women Canadian school of Simon Fraser. Simon Fraser is on the currently season and will take on Weber State Thursday before traveling to the U. of U. Their top scorer is junior Tracy Hurlack. 8-- 4 Bookstore) BURLEY MALL LOCATIONS-SIMULTANEOUSL- Storage Grain Mills Except Sat. till 6 p.m. Y Dehydrators Bread Mixers Water Purifiers Beef Milk Wheat Survival Books L.D.S. Books Plus... Hundreds of Other Items 6QGAT GAWJGO! then went on to blow out The only team at the tournament that Utah did not face was Utah State, who finished last. But the team will get a chance to tangle this week as the' Aggies invade the Special Events Center for a 5 p.m. game with the Lady Utes. So far in the series between the two schools Utah is undefeated, holding a 10-- 0 record over the Aggies. It is a young team that the Lady Utes will face, as USU has only two seniors on the roster. 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