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Show i 7 Region One SUN CHRONICLE. March 2, 1978, Finals Paqe 16 The final league standings for Region One High School Basketball teams during 1977-7- indicates that for the most part balance was the name of the game. Only Bonneville High appeared weak in total standings but the Bonneville team lost several games by close margins and could be a factor in the next two years with some outstanding players coming from South Junior High and T.H. Bell Junior High. Weber High will profit from some really outstanding players from North Ogden and Valley Junior Highs while Roy High could suffer a drought from new players coming from Roy and Sand Ridge Junior Highs. Several outstanding big players will return to help Layton, Clearfield and Weber High and Roy will return stellar performers in Fred Fernandes at 5 8 and Mark Sindle at 6 5. As has been mentioned several times previously, the Utah High School 4A Basketball Tournament for 1978 looms as a complete tossup with nearly all the sixteen teams capable of winning the event. Look for a team finishing in third place or under in league play making it to the finals. Deseret News No. 1 rated' Bingham will probably rate a slight favorite to go all the way but action should be close throughout. 8 SOPHOMORE STANDINGS i JOYCE ANDERSON of Clearfield and Michelle Hansen of Roy, Coed basketball closes by Brent Taj lur In coed basketball, Roy's girls were beaten by Clearfield with a 20 point An exciting quarter spread of 56-3- 6 was the first, for each team was determined to keep the other from scoring Clearfield was the first to register on the scoreboard with a basket made two minutes into play Following that, Roy scored twice to Clearfields one, and with 3 33 left in the first quarter, tied it up at 4 Sand Ridge Rockets of the Roy Recreation play are (I. to r.) row one: Troy Green, Matt Muscolino, Troy Townsen; row two: Darren Smith, Ron Freston and Keith Barlow and Jim Puffer. The team is coached by Daryl Green. THE NINTH GRADE Wildcats enter Sand Ridge team sees region action bv Wade Nuffer Sand Ridge Reporter Sand Ridge Scorpions and Valley Bulldogs fought a battle for the second time this season. The game was played at Valley, Feb. 17, at 3 pm and once again Valley came out victorious. With the score, Valley 50 and Sand Ridge 48. Sand Ridge produced a seven point lead in the first quarter which they kept until halftime. Sand Ridge still had a lead in the tourney For the third time in the three-yea- r lustory of the event, the Weber State Wildcats will be represented in the Big Sky Conference championship basketball tournament The Wildcats earned the right toenter with a pair of season-endinvictories over Gonzaga and Idaho in the Dee Events Center last weekend. This year's tournament will be held in Missoula, Montana as the Montana Grizzlies earned the right to play host by compiling a fine 12 2 season record. Weber State, the third-plac- e team in the league standings, will open tournament action Friday at 7 p m against Idaho State University. Host Montana will entertain Boise at 9 p m , and the two winners will play for the league championship Saturday at third quarter, but Valley came back to beat Sand Ridge in the fourth quarter. High scorer for Sand Ridge was Mike Reske with 14 points. M Combe was high scorer for Valley with 23 points Brett Nemeroff, a manager for Sand Ridge thinks we lost because the team didnt put Out a full effort Another manager thinks they lost locause of not being used to playing on a small court. leap their highest to tip the ball to their g 8 Clearfield came back and did the same to Roy by scoring twice to Roys one, thus ended the first quarter with a two point lead of Most of the points scored during the second quarter for Clearfield w'ere from the outside. The Clearfield girls made a good many of them and managed to keep a two point lead on the Royals for the first three minutes. Late in the third quarter, Clearfield started a scoring streak in which the Roy girls couldn't keep up with. With seconds left in the first half, Clearfield had a six point lead on Roy by a score. Annette Day of Roy brought that down to a four point lead when 8-- 16-2- 2 lead. With 2:30 left to play, Clearfield had a large lead of and was still 51-3- 6 pushing for more. Clearfield scored four more points, then went into stall for the last minute Walleyeshould begin run soon Many an anxious angler is visiting the inlet channel at Willard Bay to see if the annual walleye spawning run has begun On the average the walleye have begun their spawning sometime in March Water temperature seems to be the main factor causing the fish to start spawning. As of last weekend, the surface water temperature in the inlet was 41 degrees farenheit and 40 degrees farenheit in the reservoir This is just right to trigger the w'alleye activity Anglers are reminded that special regulations will again apply to the inlet channel pm. she let one loose and scored on the buzzer. Late in the third quarter, Clearfield jumped to a 10 point lead. Many of Clearfields points were scored by number 32, Jackie Beene, who seemed to hit every shot. In the fourth quarter Roy began a series of steals and scores, and it looked like Roy might come back, yet Clearfield held on to their 10 point These regulations become effective Wednesday March 1 and will continue until April 30. The only area affected is the inlet channel east of the South Marina State Park buoys. Anglers will be allowed to take only two walleye a day from the channel during the two month period. The limit of six will remain for the rest of Willard Bay. Fishing will be allowed from 5 am. to 7 p m (Mountain Standard time) each day. And finally, only one single prong hook may be used at any time in the inlet channel Moose killing goes to court Last month in First District Court in County, Judge VeNoy Christoffersen fined an Ogden man $1,000 and levied a jail sentence, which was suspended upon payment of fine, for illegally killing a cow moose, a Class A misdemeanor. The maximum penalty for a Class A misdemeanor is $1,000 and one year in a county jail Tins is the largest fine leied for a wildlile violation in Utah Cache h to date The kill was reported to Division of Wildlife Resources Conservation ficer Verl llanchett on October 22, the first day of the deer hunt. The cow had been shot the previous day. The witness reporting the incident described several people who were in the area on the day of the shooting. After more than two months of investigation, Hunchett was able to narrow the suspects down to an Ogden man. Complaints against this hunter were signed in December. The court fine does not complete the case Through civil action, the offender can lx fined up to $1,000 for restitution for the loss of the moose. Hunting privileges may be suspended up to five years. Information by witnesses leading to the arrest of wildlife violators may bring a reward of up to $500. Officer llanchett has recommended that a reward be paid to the witness in this moose case. Witnesses to game violations are urged to report the violations to law enforcement officers as soon as possible. Accurate information is important. 1)1 Junior goes up for two points Friday in the game against South Ogden Junior which found the Redskins losing their first game of the season against the Spartans. ROB THOMAS of Roy go into effect March 1 at the inlet channel at Willard Bay Reservoir. The Walleye expected to begin and anglers are encouraged to become familiar with the SPECIAL REGULATIONS spawning run is regulations. |