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Show WEEKLY REFLEX . v EOT5' Football Regions ByDAVEWIGHAM TOngs Bre getting a little hot in high school football fter last week s action. The races in each of the three he area are turning into classic ' confrontations each week. n Region One where the Layton and earflel,d schools are battling for playoff spots the Lancers lost a heartbreaker last week by one point to unbeaten Bonneville. But the Lancers did serve notice that they are a team to reckon with in the league. The Falcons are finding things rough in the league with an 2 record but they are far from being out of contention yet. JJavis has risen to the top in their region, along with box Elder, and could take over sole possession with a win ' EveiYne thought that the Darts and Logan th'S,,uda - would be the top two clubs but the Bees came up with the big upset last Friday in downing the Logan crew. - 0-- : E big win came P on Bountifuls field where the woods Cross club took a thrilling 0 victory over the ; previously unbeaten Braves. Woods Cross climbed back into contention with the win for a state playoff berth. Viewmont is still looking for their first win despite . playing some good ball this year. had said that anyone in the league could beat Many anyone else but few believed it until last Friday when. teams started doing instead of saying. ? : AS OF LAST week the standings are like this: Region One shows Bonneville and Sky View on top with 7-- - ; ; .identical records, following them is Layton and records then Clearfield and Roy are at IN REGION Four West High has taken sole possession t of first place with their spotless 0 record, next comes Bountiful and Highland at 1 with Woods Cross and South at Viewmont is ; r : These last weeks should be exciting for the local fans, big games this week see Bountiful at West and Davis i traveling to Box Elder. 2-- 0 1- 0-- 2. 3-- 2-- 0-- touchdown with Emery going in from the one. Meanwhile up in Logan the Bees were getting a great effort from senior running back Evan Bingham, the man the Darts will have to stop to win. BOX ELDER is a small but game dub who simply keep coming at teams. The best illustration of the Bees is the play of their tackle Matt who although Smoot, ' weighing only 140 pounds uses - would be one of those unbeaten clubs and indeed they are with a mark following v their win over Ogden last 0 to create! his quickness problems. . Davis ' themselves established has as a top contender in the league while the Bees shocked the experts with a win over defending state have been a surprise club which not many took seriously until their win over Logan. The Darts are taking them very seriously this, champion Logan. week, WHAT MAKES the Bee win even more impressive was that it took place on the Logan home field and ended the Grizzlies seventeen-gam- e THE WINNER will be alone at the top of he heap while the loser will drop back down into the log jam for second Friday. Not many planned on the other club being Box Elder though, but the Bees counter under the lights in Brigham City as a key to the region title. Keep in mind the Darts still have to face Logan. DAVIS LOOKED very impressive in their win over the tough Tiger crew on Friday. The first time they touched the football they marched down the field and scored with senior quarterback Jeff Emery taking it in the final four yards. Then after halting the Ogden crew the Davis club proceeded to score again with Keith McNally taking it the last five yards. The Dars increased that lead to 0 with Lynn Adams scoring on a double reverse play with Scott Smith adding all three extra points. IN THE second half though the Tigers made a game of it by putting two quick touchdowns up on the board to pull within a touchdown. Then the 21-- Darts put together one of their patented ground games jmd chewed up 63 yards and a place. At Layton - LAYTON Layton Elementary School is one of the few elementary schools in the Davis School District that conducts an inter-mursports program for the students in the fourth, fifth al and sixth grades, EACH afternoon, par- ticipants from the upper grades compete against each other. The boys play flag football. The girls play either volleyball or kickball. Each child is placed on a team'. While winning the inter- mural championship is important, Harold Berg, the schools principal, feels the benefit of the inter-murprogram attends beyond winning to the more important concepts of learning the rules of the games, learning the principles of teamwork and good sportsmanship and just al having fun. CARPET Over 20 Yrs. Experience f.lr. Steam Cleaning Special!! AVERAGE LIVING ROOM dean ail kind 1995 re mow dog and cat odors With Coupon PHOK1 0 that this battle between the Braves and the Panthers would be the game of unbeat-en- s for the region title. West is unbeaten and alone on top of the region clubs with a perfect league mark, the Bountiful club is right behind them along with Highland at 3-- 0 2--1. The Braves were riding high into last weeks encounter with the Wildcats before the Cats stunned them shutting off the usually potent Bountiful offense. Some fans indicated they felt' the Braves were looking past 7--0, the Cats and toward the West encounter, others noted that it was that old homecoming game jinx that seems to plague most Bountiful teams. WHATEVER the reason the Braves cant afford to look back, but must now look ahead to the Panthers. A West win would more or less assure the Panthers of the region title with only one more league game left after Friday, a Bountiful win would throw the race up for grabs again. These two clubs know each other as well as two clubs could, many players from both clubs were involved in football camps together throughout the summer. THEY HAVE met each other through the years in the -- 786-187- 0 383-28BOUNTIFUL CUSTOMERS . FFEK BSTIMA TBS 1 S Each year the Davis Coupty duck hunt attracts a grebteq number of hunters to marshes that fringe the east shore of the Great Salt Lake. This year the hunt will begin at noon on Oct 6 and end on Jan. 6. 1980 except for Falconers which may pursue waterfowl till Jan. 20, 1980 with falcons. All hunters using Farmington Bay, Howard Slough, and state maintained access areas in Davis County are advised to obtain a copy of the 1979-8- 0 Waterfowl Proclamation and read it thoroughly. Now the kids know they have to play hard and win against West, noted one fan. ' BOUNTIFUL moved the ball well at times against the Wildcats mainly in the air as their usually potent running attack was more or less shut off. Coach Kim Petersen will , b? working overtime this week to get the likes of Curtis Sampson, Clark Mabey, Breen Artist, Lane Christiansen and .Scott Wright creating those holes for running backs and Mike Rob Cottle Hollingsworth. Kevin Kott is a fine passer and Mike Haslam, Jim Perkins and Mike Woodbury can also catch the ball. The Braves gave up their last week and that made Cory Hilton, Jon Robertson, Tim Murray, Kurt Thompson, Russ Jensen and others mad. Theyll be roaring to go this FOR BOUNTIFUL to win theyll have to stop the running of Joey Price and Reggie Wilson. These two are heralded as two of the best in the area. When the Panthers throw, quarterback Carey Lloyd looks to Wilson out of the backfield. Kerry Blosch is the top lineman for West and hes no stranger to the Braves. fall arrives, including the Many hunting times are approaching, as water fowl hunt. HUNTING TIME they have faced. In fact the Bountiful teams havent been able to score on West in their last three meetings. Bpuntiful faithfuls still believe in this club and that they will rebound from the loss. Some even think of the loss as a blessing in disguise. ADDED HUNTING pres- . sure each year seems to increase hunter abuses to land and property along marsh areas. Sadly enough in the past month two mature cows have been killed in the West Layton area by .22 rifles. Rifles in marsh areas are extremely dangerous to livestock and property due to the ricochet factor and a great amount of livestock present. The waste of these two animals resultedjn thousands of dollars being lost to resident landowners and seriously jeopardizes hunter trustability in the eyes of the landowners. Individuals observing such acts are encouraged to report become Scoffield In Pacific Navy Capt. Gary A. Scoffield, son of Ethel A. Scoffield of 847 Elm St., Layton, is currently on a deployment to the Western Pacific. HE IS executive officer of the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk, homeported in San Diego and operating as a unit of the U.S. 7th Fleet. Thus far in the cruise he and his shipmates have had the opportunity to visit Hong Kong, Korea and Thailand. They have also participated in Fortress Gale, a large exercise con- multi-thre- at ducted off Okinawa, Japan. During the remainder of the cruise, his ship is scheduled to participate in additional training exercises with other 7th Fleet units and those of allied nations. Port visits are scheduled In various Far THE KITTY Hawk is 1,062 feet long and carries a crew of 2,800, plus 2,150 personnel as- signs to an attack aircraft County elk hunters are asked to report individuals shooting time of year is the elk hunt which is to open on Oct. 3. Many of the states elk hunters come prevents them from moving to water or feed as needed. Opening day of the duck hunt is an extremely dangerous time because at moose during the elk hunt. A majority of the illegal moose killed occur during the elk hunt by hunters who either think they are shooting at elk, or dont care if its not an elk. from Davis County and go throughout the state to hunt elk. This year the moose population north of Logan to the Idaho border is in trouble many hunters will be concentrating at areas such as Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area in a relatively small area. Last year approximately 5,000 hunters hunted the Farmington bay on the duck opener. Several injuries to individuals have resulted because hunters did not observe safety zones of due to the many illegal kills of moose. This area will be closed to moose hunting this year. IN ORDER to try to build the Cache moose herd, a special preventive program will be conducted this year by the Division of Wildlife Resources. Massive man A total oT 44 moose were killed illegally in the state last year. Already this year two moose have been illegally killed in Summit County on fire and shot patterns hit Mon. thru SaL VISIT OUR power assignments are being made for each day on the elk hunt to in an attempt apprehend individuals shooting moose illegally. Game wardens will be working late into the night to help avert any illegal kills this year. County residents are asked to help out law enforcement officers by reporting game violations on CB channels 14 or 19. Hopefully an effort on all concerned will put a stop to illegal moose kills. Your New York Life Agent in the archery hunt. Davis other hunters. 10 A.M. --6 P.M. C10SE0 SUNDAY Layton is ROBERT S. MARKET GRAFF AT New York Life Insurance Company SEAFOOD 707 - 24th SL Ogden, Ut. 84401 801 621 3300 QSf 1385 S. 500 West Bountiful - Phone 295 Lift, health, Inability Income, and Group Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans 1 game warden. iiuRiinvn rav. 9-- G. ALSO OF concern this or scattered, incidents to local police departments. License plates are needed. The use of rifles of any nature are discouraged west of due to the hazard involved. Anyone observing the use of a rifle out in marsh and livestock areas is asked to call the local Davis County HUNTER ETHICS plays an The game should be a clasimportant part in the duck sic -t- he two battled last year ' hunt in Davis County as much as the technique for luring in the state quarterfinals with birds into decoys. Inconthe Panthers winning siderate acts from hunters Bountiful realizes that a loss such as walking too close to would give them two in league another hunters decoys, play which would send them into the middle of the pack. shooting at birds that are decoying into anothers set,' West can clinch a tie for the shooting ducks on the wates, title with a win. and shooting after or before of ALL HAS the makings a hours, increase each year. Generally speaking after football game for the great opening day it is a courtesy fans. Eastern countries. DAVIS COUNTYS lARQIST CARPCT A FURNITURI CUANSRS 773-800- loss to rival Woods Cross last week since the Braves have their hands full this week with the West High club. MANY FELT a week ago W66k Inter-mur- al COY Wa BOUNTIFUL Bountifuls football team doesnt have .any time to think about their first touchdown on defense : winning streak. All of a sudden the experts are looking at this weeks en- Dave wigham West club winning every time for League Lead r :KAYSVILLE Word out of Region Four a few weeks ago was that down the line the Darts would meet another undefeated squad for what would probably turn into the battle for the league title. THIS IS the week for that battle. There are only two chibs left with unblemished records after two weeks and " they collide this week. Many figured that the Darts ns .'1 v,' state tournament with the (Parts Will Play Er: ByDAVEWIGHAM Bountiful To Tnset West Fri. By Feature Tight Races z ; Weber with 1979 DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, OCTOBER 4, KB m so not to shoot at or set up decoys within 300 yards of another hunter. In the West Kaysville area many have complained of 'signs and machinery being shot by overly anxious hunters not willing to pass up a shot at a duck or pheasant and causing damage to land--owne- rs e 2 keyboards e 13 pedals e Exclusive Genie chords e Exclusive Track III Rhythm e Full Sustain gives chimes, piano and Hawaiian guitar. property. One such landowner recently stated that never again will his property be open to the public because of hunter caused yearly property damage. Hunters must realize that some shots must be passed up in order to preserve respect and protection for landowner property. In the long run this will pay off in more opportunities to hunt and more game. HUNTERS SHOULD be careful to close gates or leave them open as the case may be, whichever way they were found. 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