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Show Messenger-Enterpris- Pa9e 4 Thursday, January 17,1991 e, Badgers lose two critical games on the road BY GARY CHIDESTER The Snow College Badgers went on a crucial road trip this past weekend and came home suffering from two losses which xtr&kt, i' v . , ... : throughout the first half and trailed by seven at half-timConference. They were unable to overtake The Badgers started their the Golden Eagles and got to trip Friday night against CNCC within one point with nine in Rangely, Colorado. This is minutes left to play. BUT CEU one of the toughest places to was able to keep ahead of the play in the Region," said assistant fighting Badgers and finished 6 win. coach Jon Judkins. They arent with an always the best team in the The Badgers were led by a league but this is one of the game high 30 points from toughest places to play. Just sophomore forward Jim Crosbie ask Dixie College, it was just and sophomore guard Michael last year that they were Matthews, who finished with ambushed by both CEU and 15, Jeff Dorius had 13 and Kirk Andrus 10 for the Badgers. CNCC on this same tri.. Snow College will be at home This year it was the Badgers this Friday and Saturday against who fell to ofttimes overlooked CNCC and then vastly improved two of the leagues northern CEU. CNCC was led by the hot contenders, North Idaho on shooting Stanley who finished Friday and Ricks College on the 2 overtime win over the Saturday. Badgers with 40 points, 36 in These are must win games the second half and overtime. for the Badgers and Snow College After the disappointing loss would like to invite everyone to CNCC the Badgers traveled out to the games. Good reserved west to Price to take on the seats are still available, as well improved CEU Golden Eagles. as general admission seats, from CEU was coming off an emotional the Activity Center Ticket Office win over Dixie College and it or at the door. KMTI-A650 looked like they would pick up will broadcast both of the Badger where they left off as they jumped games this Friday and Saturday to an early lead over Snow with the e beginning at 7:15 and the f at 7:30 with College. The Badgers held tough Gary Chidester and Steve Peterson. e. 85-7- ? R' " places the Badgers in the lower half of the Scenic West Athletic 93-9- I t V. VfH SvA.Wr - ... I . pre-gam- tip-of- Dejected Badger bench watches on as it becomes obvious that two more losses will be added to the Snow College ledger. Lady Badgers split games on the road The Lady Badgers started their road trip with a blowout of CNCC in Rangely, Colorado, scoring over 100 points and holding CNCC under 50. Final score was Snow College 103, CNCC 45. The Lady Badgers were able that without the help of sophomore guard Wendy to do VanKampen, who leads the Lady Badgers in scoring. It was a The Lady Badgers werent able to keep up the intensity on Saturday against CEU, and Snow College split their road Templars lose to Park City will face Grantsville on Friday 75-8- 4, BY BRUCE JENNINGS Manti High School boys basketball, in a state that economists call recession, have two chances to improve their 5 standing in Region 9 action 0-- this week. The Templars played Juab on the Manti floor Wednesday night and then take the long road to Grantsville Friday. In Juab they played a team that brought a record to Manti gym. Grantsville is 3-- 2 2-- the 3. Juabs record includes wins over Grantsville, Gunnison and North Sanpete. Grantsville has three starters back from last year: Mark Larsen, a 4 center; Jeff Ware and Shane Allred. The Cowboys three losses have been 6-- by close scores. At Park City Friday night Lady Templars beat Dixie, lose to Morgan BY BRUCE JENNINGS Mantis Lady Templars have a full agenda this week: South Summit, Tuesday; Juab, Thursday; and Wayne, Saturday. The South Summit game is p of a Dec. 20 game a postponed because of snow, the Juab game takes the Lady Templars to Nephi Thursday and the Wayne game has them back on their home floor Saturday, to make-u- end the weeks heavy schedule. The Lady Templars both won and lost last week. They defeated Dixie 7 on the Manti floor and then lost to Morgan 37-5- 7 away. Alesa Patterson was the top scorer, with 13, in the Dixie 42-3- game; Suzanne Cox followed with 8 and Monika Colli with 7. At Morgan Suzanne was the leading marksman with 9 and Alesa Patterson followed with 8. schedule. High Schools 152 pound wrestler added two more victories to his winning string last week. He defeated his Morgan opponent in a dual meet and then won again and in addition was named the outstanding North wrestler, at the Invitational Sanpete Saturday. The Lady Badgers have been improving each game under head coach Maryln Harmer and are still one ofthe contenders of the region. ,bj , , the Miners took the lead at 5 and stayed in front the rest of the way to a victory over Manti. Behind 3 at the end of the first quarter, the Templars cut the Miner lead to two points - at the half. 9 Park City pulled ahead in the third period to a 2 edge and then salted the win away at the foul line in the final quarter as the Templars employed a full court press i i the catch-u- p effort Steve Olsen, who had 13 points in the first half to keep the Templars in the running, finished the game with 19. Mark Nielsen, who hit for 8 in the first half, went wild in the second half to notch up 29 points and win top scoring honors. Fifteen of these points came via the route. This is the way the rest of the Manti scoring went: Brent 6-- 84-7- 5 6-1- 27-2- y The upcoming .home stand Friday and Saturday are very important for Snow College and the Lady Badgers need two wins to stay in contention. They tip-o- ff Friday at 5:15 against North Idaho College and Saturday against Rick College. 47-4- I Weather The Weather Is reported by Lee J. .'V Lynn Schiffman (right) receives Snow College Presidential Service Citation from President Gerald Day. Lynn Schiffman receives Presidential Service Citation The latest recipient of Gerald Presidential Service Citation didnt have to travel very far to pick up the award Tuesday night. Snow College staff member Lynn Schiffman was cited during half time of the Badger Basketball game for his contributions to the surrounding community. Lynn is currently the Director of the Economic Development and Innovation Center located on the Colleges This current west campus. position comes after years of hard work and dedication to the Days economic development of Central Utah. Even before the term economic development carried much weight Lynn served as chairman of the Ephraim City Economic Development Committee. At the same time, he served on the Sanpete County Economic Development Board which eventually provided the impetus that created the time development office on the : : j. County level. He is currently serving as the SecretaryTreasurer on the County Committee. Lynn has also served the community by helping to organize and strengthen the Ephraim Chamber of Commerce. - He serves on the Executive Board of that organization and while in that capacity has been responsible for organizing events on behalf of the chamber in service to the community. There are hundreds of young people across the country that have benefitted from Lynn's kindness and commitment to serve. Scores of students have enjoyed having Lynn as their College Ward Bishop. He has also spent years serving as a scoutmaster. Lynn has served for six years on the Board of Directors of the Ephraim Rotary Club. He also spent one term as the groups President. To his fellow Rotarians, Lynn is known as a committee of one, the one that gets things done. Club member Bruce Barton described an example of Lynns service. The Ephraim Rotary Club has adopted two miles of State Highway 89 south of town. Our first clean-u- p effort" came two days after Lynn had undergone neck surgery to relieve pain and numbness caused by a pinched nerve. He and members of his family were' there and cleaned up their share. Lynn left just a little bit early, but not because of the pain or fatigue that I am sure he felt, but because he was in charge of the family picnic to follow the clean up. He went to Heritage Park to get the food ready for the rest of us." Lynn Schiffman is truly an unselfish and caring person. Anderson, cooperative observer for the U.S. Weather Bureau. Mr. Goble was honored the Boyd Goble, Ephraim, was honored at a New Years Eve previous week on Christmas Eve dinner December 31st on the when 29 family members came occasion of his 79th birthday for dinner and the traditional anniversary which was on Yule celebration, combined with January 1, 1991. greetings for his birthday A group of 16 friends met at anniversary. the Goble home for dinner and Mr. Goble continues to keep visiting. Games were played and busy with his work daily at Boyds the New Year ushered in. Barber Shop in Ephraim. Rasmussen, 9; Travis Thompson, 6; Eric Olsen, 6; John Bair and Jedd Maylett, 3 each. Wrestling squad will play Juab and Lehi Justin Ludvigson, Manti start for us, said assistant coach JoAnn Jeppson, We needed some confidence on the road. good 1 TICKETS TO SEVERAL CALIFORNIA LOCATIONS COMPLIMENTS OF: The two victories ran up his win streak to 18-0. The Templars will host Juab in a dual meet Thursday that will also honor the seniors on the squad. Theyll travel to Lehi Friday for another dual get together. DON & MELINDA T0RGERS0N AT TRE RICHFIELD OFFICE OF ( BESTOWS TO CHOOSE FROM HCLl!DE...&CBAIiElVrO, ORAiVGE COIMY LA, OAKLAND, OB SAN DIEGO SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY) 16-tea- m Weekly Bowling HAS DONATED PRIZES Results Monday Night Bowlerettes: Week of Jan. 14, 1991 Shop High Game scratch At High series scratch Home High game handicap High series hdcp High team game Denise Thomas, 252 Denise Thomas, 292 Denise Thomas, 638 Denise Thomas, 758 High team senes Support Local Merchants Stubbs, 1078 Stubbs, 3131 Top Games Bowled Denise Thomas Jerrelyn Blankenship Gloria Johnson Cathy Brewer Mary Jean Daniels VaNaeBown Gail Buchanan 252, 200 213 212,184 202, 190 196 181 AND CASH FOR ACCOMODATIONS ON THE CALIFORNIA TRIP OF YOUR CHOICE! 13 fans qualify to win tbe trip at each home game this THE ONLY WAY TO WIN IS... COME TO A SNOW BASKETBALL GAME! 181 J year : |