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Show I J LEADER, JANUARY 11, 1979 Cruz at 105, John Finch at 126 and Mike Storey at 185. East nn also has a couple of great wrestlers in heavyweight Henry Williams and Mike Creerat 119. The team race will be tight 111 By DAVE WIGHAM - BOUNTIFUL Bountiful will host their annual wrestling tournament this Saturday, Jan. 13, with eight teams scheduled to participate. Hocliey Is Now International THIS MARKS the fourth year that the Braves have held their tournaments and In Bountiful By DAVE WIGHAM BOUNTIFUL and the other French. These guys are brutal to each other, no holds barred, and thats off the ice. Last week the Bountiful ice rink was turned into a small version of the United Nations as several hockey teams from other countries participated in the third annual Holiday Tournament. AT FIRST glance it would be easy to see how a team from Canada wound up ir Bountiful for a hockey event, after all they are our neighbors. But how do you figure a couple of teams from Sweden ended up in the event? Two clubs, one m the finals. THIS REPORTER made a few observations while attending several of the games and from talking to some of our foreign friends. The word friend is a great word because in no other sporting event can the feeling of friendship be as great. Strangers would start talking . about hockey and the way it should be played. WHEN OFF the ice the boys were the best of friends, on the ice anything goes. Even the parents were talking to one another during intervals. People who think Viewmont and Bountiful have a rivalry going should watch a hockey match between two Canadian teams, one English speaking tournament. COACH KIM Petersen sees the team chase as a four team 0as7tloin) the Americans, it was embarrassing to watch. But consider that these guys play hockey year round, its their number one sport. Even the Salt Lake coach was pointing out that he had players who were involved in other sports. Thats unheard of in Sweden. The Canadian coaches were quick to note that the American teams dont use their bodies enough when they play. We play a strong forechecking game and they dont here. FACILITIES are always a big question but all the teams liked the Bountiful arena noting only the dressing rooms as a problem. The rink itself was one of the better ones around according to most coaches and players. Indeed hockey is a growing sport. The Salt Lake area is always adding teams, both in the high school and private teams. With teams coming in from around the world and the local players traveling around the country one can see the impact it could have on a youngsters life. THE TOURNAMENT was a success with some great hockey talent on display. As for the goal of those great Swedes, they all want to re- Layton city adult basketball half-tim- e ifiy Ron Vanderhule point lead for the 69 team but an aggressive press and some great shooting from Gary Malmrose saw the 73 class battle back and finally win. - BOUNTIFUL Bountiful High class of 1973 made history when they won the third annual City Alumni basket- ball tournament last week. e They became the first winner of the event and the first team to win back to two-tim- back titles. THE TITLE didnt come easy this time around though as they were involved in two very close ballgames. In their third round game they came up against the class of 1969, the ones that won the state crown when in high school, and had to have a last second shot from Jay Clarkson to win. Larry Green and Craig Campbell had built up a ten ,1HEN IN the Bountiful title game the old guys, class of 63, took the youngsters in overtime before bowing out. Being spotted 20 points at the outset was a great help to the old guys as they led the entire game mainly on the shooting of Joe Johnson and Denny Beck only to see the younger club tie the game up with five A seconds remaining. desperation shot was short and the overtime went to the youngsters. On Saturday the two winners, Bountiful class of 73 and Viewmont class of 74, met for the city title. Boun - ATTENDING THE meeting and approving the action were Jay Starkey, Layton City Recreation director, and Valley View golf professional, tiful overcame some early game jitters to finally pull away from a tight game. MALMROSE, Clarkson, Stan Jeppson and Scott Nagle kept the Bountiful club on top while Rusty McNeil and Mike Oman kept the Vikes in the game. title In the Consolation Bountiful class of 1967 defeated Viewmont class of 1968 by about fifteen points. Dave Andersen led all scorers in the game with 32 points. After an opening night loss this came on group of strong to claim this title. 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See for yourself. t ' Malmrose and Jeppson off of the title team, Craig Campbell and Larry Green, Denny Beck and Joe Johnson, Nor-de- ll Weeks, Steve Wilkinson, Terry Christiansen 'and Brad Christensen. A sad note to the tournament was the accident to Clyde Nelson who was injured when he slipped and fell into the wall. Clyde tried to brace himself against the fall and wound up with two broken wrists and a broken elbow. AlY' v V fs ' ' S v LIFE were selected ' V'VsAH5, ' AUTO Those ' '' v , r td Q THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HOME Phone OWNERS 197 NORTH MAIN 376-424- 1 THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK TRUCKS Phone 376-125- 1 Layton, Utah 376-42- 79 Member of the Federal Deposit Inhurance Corporation - LAYTON on Helping you and your money in every way ALL ENJOYED the game look forward to next year when everyone will be out for Bountiful class of 1973. and Vandals Cause Damage At Pool feo5 id - d is weight and should finish high. With McKinnon in the same heavyweight Jon Warden for points along with Mark Moulton in the 126 class and Andy CLEARFIELD While most people were ushering in the new year by partying or with some form of celebration, one or more people decided theyd mark the occasion by a visit to the Clear- YOUR PERSONAL FIGHT VS. INFLATION President Davis County Bank Some sage once wrote that war class. with Jason Whitney of Woods Cross. Although only a junior Jason has become one of the best in the state in this weight. Profits From Go. Golf Genres To Be Divided Advertisement By EZRA T. CLARK Individually the Braves three of their top men for championship performances. Rod Merrill is back in action following a knee injury and should be one of the top men in the 112 pound look to title. raras Me M Mwmm By DAVE WIGHAM some outstanding individuals scheduled to wrestle. PAT SHULDBERG is another Wildcat who should win the title, hes in the 119 class. Matt Owens is a third Wildcat who could win the Layton purchased the property for the golf course while Davis County provided funds and labor for development of the course. to play professional hockey in the USA. And there were some that will. 0 7 WEDNESDAY LEAGUE FARMINGTON Profits from the Davis County-owne- d Valley View Golf Course will be divided 62 percent for the county and 38 percent to Lay-to- n city, it was decided at a meeting of the Davis County Commission. WRESTLING begins at 10 a.m. with the Consolation finals at 4 and the championships at 5: 15 p.m. pound class where he has placed high the last two years. Senior James McKinnon is undefeated thus far this season in the 185 pound results include: Ken Pettingill. turn battle with his club, Davis, Woods Cross and Weber. These four teams have the best records and each have several weights, especially 185 and 119. JOHN Luddington is a standout wrestler in the 145 THE SWEDISH teams were so much more advanced than Ban- tams and one in the Midgets, participated in the three day affair. They placed second in the first league while they won the older Midget tournament by easily downing a Canadian team 10-- 2 in the all past champions will again be in the tournament. Bountiful won the first event and last years team title while the Weber High squad took the team trophy in the second year. Along with these two clubs Davis, Woods Cross, East, South, Jordan and Murray will make up the in at field Municipal Pool. ACCORDING to employees, one or more people broke into the facility late Dec. 31 or early Jan. 1 and stole equipment valued in the hundreds of dollars while vandalizing many areas to the tune of hundreds more dollars in damage. Pool supervisor Arlean Werre said stopwatches owned by Clearfield High School, swimming team members and others were taken valued at several hundred dollars along with money and warmup suits InfiK! ody Cody. You know him as a former winning coach and player of the Chicago Bears for ten years. Others know him greats as the man who coached grid-irolike Gail Sayers, Brian Piccolo, Virgil Carter and others. Still others know him Ed n as a skilled full back from the Purdue University. College of Eastern Utah in Price just calls him Coach'. Football coach and But Athletic Director of CEU's new athletic program beginning this year! That's right! The College of Eastern Utah is back into shoulder pads, helmets and pigskins after a 16 year hiatus with Coach Ed Cody calling the plays and looking for men who can measure up to his brand of football.! from secured lockers. ALSO TAKEN was a $250 radio which portable the vandal, who called himtwo-wa- y self "the phantom" used to to Clearfield Police, who had no suspects at the weekend. In addition, those words were sprayed around various pool areas, Mrs. Werre said. ransacked "He everywhere," she said, with the pool "half full of gear including swimming suits, paper and blackboards. Files were strewn everywhere and a chlormator indicator in the basement was destroyed valued at $1 18. broadcast IF THAT wasnt bad enough, the cold brought on by lack of heat from broken glass caused pipes to freeze with some breaking, she said. But a positive note came Jan. 5 when the Davis County Health Department, in its yearly inspection, gave another positive grading signalling the pool can continue to operate through thick and thin, tb you're interested, come ready and willing to work, expecting to be on the winning team because In losing is for others, not Ed Cody. His impressive 80 win record in the last 10 years proves that. I one statement is the recruitment and training philosophy of this great man: look for players who like to run, who like to hit, and can follow rules. And If I cant find them, I make them. If If you're infested, come expecting to play for a community hungering for good football and willing to support you with ample job opportunities, social activities and scholarships to those who qualify! you're Interested, come expecting to find a complete academic program tailored to you by instructors and counselors who will give you personal attention when needed to send you on your way outfitted with the necessary skill, knowledge, and leadership abilities you'll need to succeed! If you're Interested, come expecting to find a paradise skiing, boating, fishing, hiking, biking, four wheeling and Because of Price's central location you are close to everything. The majestic Rocky Mountains on one side and the breathtaking Canyon Lands on the other! If for hunting, snow mobil-ing- . learn how It youre Intoroitod, com play for Coach Cody andmore Informa for feels to be a wlnnerl Clip and mall the coupon If tlon. Do It today! ! I information would like more about CEU's football me1 program sent to Name Address. City State. Z'P High School Attended. 1 Year Graduated Moll to Id Cody, Football co Coltogo of iattom Prtco, Utah S450I Coach Utah |
