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Show . K ( r T .1. ? .v r, vf v 'jrt y Page 4B Lakeside Review Thursday, October 2, 1980 A; , Roy, Bonneville Undefeated in Region 1 pre-seaso- Clearfield Preparing for Tournament CLEARFIELD The Clearfield Recreation Department is making final preparations for its first fall singles tennis tournament to be held Oct. 14 through Oct. 16 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the new tennis complex located at Steed Park, 300 North 800 West in Clearfield. The tournament will be , single elimination with separate competition for boys, girls, men and women. The age divisions will be: boys, 12 and under, girls, 12 and under, men, 9 A and C, 30 and older; women 9 A and C, 30 and older. 13-1- 16-1- 8; 19-2- 16-1- 8; 19-2- Participants must preregister at the Clearfield Swim Pool, 934 So. 1000 E. by Oct. 10. Fee for the tournament is $1. For further information contact Roger Thomas, Clearfield recreation director at 825-047- 6. Trapping Season Opens in 5 Areas In several northeastern counties of :he state, the trapping season for oeaver and mink opened Wednesday. These include Summit, Morgan, Daggett, Duchesne and Uintah counties. In all other counties of the state, trapping for mink and beaver will open Nov. 1. The season for kit foxes is Oct. 12 to Dec. 15. Marten may be taken from Nov. 15, to Feb. 28, 1981. H M if--; . ms Football Its two down and three games to play for the six teams of Region One. Bonneville and Roy are the only undefeated teams in league play, and only Bonneville has a clean slate for all games. Roy was defeated by Olympus in its last n game. Weber and Clearfield are sporting 1 records, and wont concede nothing to nobody. The Warriors and Falcons each have victories over Sky View, but lost to Roy and Bonneville, respectively. Sky View, and defending champion Layton are winless in their first two games of Region One. Bonneville-2- 4 Layton7 Cory Sylvestor smoked the Lancers with touchdown passes to Tom Land and Cory Buckway in the first quarter, 13-1- ,y j j o . and Lloyd Togisala scampered 34 yards in the. second quarter to give the Lakers a 21-- 0 advantage, approaching halftime in Fridays game. The Lakers seemed destined to score again, but the Lancers sacked Sylvestor, caused him to fumble and Mike Adams scooped up the ball and rambled 85 yards for a TD, For Layton, the Bonneville game was much like the Roy game of a week earlier. The Lancers fell behind in the first half and were unable to score after the intermission, and thats how it happened when Roy came to town to spoil the Layton homecoming on September 20. The same thing happened in Laytons big loss to Capitol High of Boise, Idaho in its opener. Bonneville was able to score in the field second half, but only on a goal by Ted Rickard, who had earlier converted on the Lakers three touchdowns. Clearfield-2- 8 Skv View-- 9 The Falcons got back in the winning column with a big win that spoiled homecoming at Sky View. Clearfield exploded for three TDs in the second quarter to take a 21-- 3 lead at halftime, and then scored again in the third period to put the game way out of reach. The Bob Cats mustered a late, fourth quarter TD, but it was too little and too late, and the Falcons went home to celebrate. ' The Falcons scored first, just five seconds into the second quarter, when Bill Kelly scored up the middle on an run ; and Kevin Bitton kicked the extra point. Sky View got on the board in its next possession, when Mike Banks booted a field goal, but then the Falcons struck again. This time it was on a quarterback keeper for ten yards by Milt Hill, and Bitton made the PAT. Darts Trounce Scots, Remain Undefeated who used some fancy By JIM SAWDEY Staff Writer Davis High kept its winning ways Clearfield scored ortce again before rolling Friday by soundly defeating a half time, after Shane Openshaw in-- ; determined Ben Lomond 6 in , tercepted a Bob Cat pass, and Hill hit Ogden. to give Freddie Cook with a The Darts are now 0 overall and 0 the Falcons a 21-- 3 halftime advantage. in league play while Ben Lomond Cook set up the final Clearfield score dropped to 2 in league competition. with a Ben Lomond held the Darts at bay in gallop to the Sky View line in the third quarter and Bill the first quarter and neither team was able to move the ball well. Kelly punched it in. for a fourth Davis came alive in the second , Kevin Bitton converted time and Clearfield went into the final quarter by scoring three touchdowns quarter, with a 28-- 3 advantage. The Bob while Ben Lomond could answer with Cats scored in the fourth frame, but it only one of their own. didnt mean anything. It was the Darts talented Lance Hill Koy, N. 35-2- er to the goal line against Ben Lomond. DAVIS QUARTERBACK Ben Horne (right) hands off to running back Keith McNally who earned the Darts six points by running a sweep 6-- 3-- foot-wor- k to run pay-dir- t. 7-- 0 to be outdone, Ben Lomond pushed their way to the Davis line, and Jason Watkins took the ball in for six points. The point after was blocked and Davis kept the lead at For Davis, it was Hill again. This touchtime he lobbed a lofty down aerial into the waiting hands of Mike McGill. The point after by Alan Jones gave the Darts a 14-- 6 lead. Hill may have been responsible for Ben Lomonds demise after he stole a Darren Cottle pass and danced 27 yards Not before giving the ball up to Ben Lomond line. Ben on the Scots own drive Lomond maintained a run into the that ended with a end zone by Dave Williams. Their third f PAT attempt failed and the score stood i at A run by Davis Highs Troy Meachum added another TD to the Darts growing list and Jones added the,. ; PAT for a score. With one second remaining in th& Scots added i game, the to TD the help of with the another tally a sprint by Williams. This time, conversion run by Dave the Brown was good and the rest Is history. untouched for another Davis score. The point after was blocked and the Scots found themselves with a deficit at halftime. Things got worse for Ben Lomond. ..Davis put together another offensive series. This time, Keith McNally earned six points for Davis by running a sweep to the goal line. McNally added two more points bn the conversion attempt to give the Darts a commanding 28-- 6 lead. Blake Johnson kept the Scots hopes alive by running the Davis kickoff back 75 yards for the score. The two-poiconversion attempt failed. The Davis offense ran down the clock yards through the Ben Lomond defense to Chris Johnsons Davis. point after made it 27 well-execut- 7-- rd 35-1- 8 never-say-di- e , nt Teams Play 1 1 two-poi- nt By BLISS FULLMER Staff Writer ROY In a marathon football game, played in Roy, the Knights of North Ogden Junior High School did battle with D e Redskins of Roy Junior and neithe: '.earn would concede. Finally in the eleventh frame, the Redskins tied the sco e at 50 and then made the conversion attempt to claim the 0 victory. at The game was deadlocked at the end of regulation play, and the rules Each team is call for a given possession of the ball and four downs in which to score. If a touchdown is scored, the team may attempt a two point conversion. (Most junior high schools do not have goal posts). The overtime period is begun with a flip of the coin, and the lucky team is . allowed to decide which will have possession first. Both teams scored in the first overtime, and neither converted so the score advanced to They both scored a TD in the second overtime period, but both failed, again, to convert, so the score moved to The same thing happened in the third overtime, and now the scoreboard In the fourth extra displayed period, both teams got a touchdown, and both converted, so the score Neither team scored in jumped to overtime number five, so the score remained at 32. ' In the sixth overtime, both teams scored again, but on the TO r- - score In the seventh there was no scoring, but in the eighth, both teams put another six points on the board to raise the score to 44 each. Overtimes nine and ten were unproductive for both teams, and they squared off again. In the eleventh period, North Ogden scored first, but failed to get the two point conversion. Roy Junior went to Mike Coe to again tie the score and went to him again for two-poi- nt 52-5- 6-- 6 . 12-1- 2. 18-1- 8. 24-2- 4. - 32-3- 2. 38-3- 8. . the KEY PLAYERS in Roy Junior High Schools Ogden Junior High were Mike Coe, Darren Green and win over North Jeff Yoshimura (left to right). Coach Mitch Wilcox (back) said the team was "exhausted but elated. The game lasted nearly four hours. ' . two-poi- nt Coe, who had already scored 32 points, dived into the line behind the blocking of Rick Meadows, Dave Payan, Bryce Wilcox and the rest of the Redskin team, and broke through for victory. They carried Coe off the field in wild jubilation, V attempt. but they also carried L; f 28-1- 8. in a Meadows to the locker room state of exhaustion. The game had' lasted a fantastic three hours and 45; minutes. Redskin Coach Mitch Wilcox was as his team, but smiling in the' wild melee that followed the game. We; .werent supposed to beat North' he said. They were last Ogden, years champions, but our kids had; confidence. Referee John Naero just shook his' head after the game. I have never before had a junior high game go more than an hour and 40, minutes, he said, and then this one! goes three hours and 45 minutes. The; linesmen and umpire, Robert Curtis and Ken Lawrence were equally-amazeat the stand-of- f. Coe might be declared hero of the; long afternoon, but he was quick in giving the credit to his teammates. Coel accounted for 34 of the 52 points. Jeff ; as-tir- d Yoshimura personally scored 12 and threw a pass to Darren Green for, another six. ; Yoshimura intercepted three North Ogden passes, and blocked a sure TD . pass in one of the overtime periods.; Darren Green intercepted twice, and Ruben Martinez got one. North Ogden; picked off two Redskin passes in the; game. Another Redskin Monte Mar- tinez, made ten tackles in the game. . It was just too bad that anybody had, to lose that football game, Norths Ogden Coach Tony Aragon said. Both; teams deserved to win. Bryce Buchanan, Knights offensive; end, had a fantastic day. He caught passes for almost 200 yards. Lance Hemmilwright, middle linebacker for North Ogden had an outstanding day on -- defensive. Buchanan and Hemmilwright both scored well, for North Ogden. The Knights defense oniy allowed the Redskins inside the North Ogden 50 once during the regular game. That was when the Redskins scored. Aragon said he felt the Knights made a superior effort. We are really proud of our kids, he said. The sportsmanship was also excellent on both sides, with all the tension and pressure put on those kids. |
