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Show 2C Lakeside Review, Wednesday, March 13, 1985 THE LAKERS, players and coaches, applaud while the South Ogden Lakers receive their first-plac- trophy. e Roy Team Just Misses Perfection tles by way of three undefeated GARY HATCH Review seasons. Sports Editor Part of what is good about youngsters participating in sports is while they develop athletic skills and improve their physical coordinaion they also discover the disappointment of defeat and victhe excitement a tory brings. e Even though one team of boys from Roy has had much more experience winning than losing, it appears they have learned to do both with equal graciousness. This team has been playing together since three years ago when they started playing Roy recreation basketball as fourth graders. They have amassed three city ti hard-foug- ht sixth-grad- record was 33-Their Until Saturday. Enroute to their second consecutive Weber County title, the Roy Lakers met with the first defeat in their basketball careers at the hands of the South Ogden Lakers They must have been devastatall-ti- 0. 33-2- 2. ed. Not really, said coach Tom Browning. They took it a lot better than I expected they would. I think they realized that on that day they were beaten by a better team. Browning said. South Ogden played what I thought was an excellent game for kids that age. We stayed with them through the first half, but then they got hot and hit some outstanding shots from the outside. And they werent lucky shot either. They just played a great game, Browning said. But the Roy team knew what it was like to be able to light up the scoreboard at the right time. Last season the Lakers, playing in their first county champion- Despite their record, the team has not been operating under the phipressure of a losophy. The kids didnt play like they were under pressure. I mean, the pressure is always there, but Knowing that probably helped the players when they were burned by another teams hot when I coached I always tried to remove pressure. Teams win and teams lose, but what matters most is that they play their best, Browning said. Team- members are:. Robert Browning, Curt Browning, Ryan Burnett, Chris Durrant, Mike Garmire, Jeff Kammeyer, Jeff Milligan, Heath Opheikens, Danny Perry and Shane Wade. Browning was assisted by Steve Scholtec, the former Roy High streak. player. ship game got hot and beat a team that probably was a more talented group of kids, Browning said. - ONE LAKER sets a screen as another drives to the hoop in the Weber County championship game Saturday. The Roy t team wore Amcorr jerseys for the game because the South I- - Ogden team was also called the Lakers. Commissioners fisliic Study Funds '! J A request FARMIGTON for funding a Winter Olympic feasibility study by Salt Lake Xounty has been turned down by Davis County officials after it clear last week Salt Lake City would probably not be cho- sen to host the 1992 world event. Salt Lake County asked several larger surrounding counties to .t help finance the study. Davis County commissioners $aid they felt since the chances of the event coming to Salt Lake were almost nil, the $5,000 re- quest should not be granted. 4 The feasibility study to deter-;- ; rnine if the Olympics can be held Utah will not be completed vuntil the end of April. fV Reports the U.S. Olympic K jCommittee may select its 1992 standard bearer as early as May 5, leaving Salt Lake only a few J,weeks to prepare an Olympic bid to the USOC, made the county hesitant in granting the request, said Davis County Commission Chairman Glen Saunders. The USOC can recommend only one city to the International Olympic Committee as a site consideration for the future event. The location for the 1992 games will be selected in late 1986 by the IOC. Salt Lake City Mayor Ted Wilson, who recently returned from a meeting with the IOC in Calgary, Canada, said if the May 5 date is correct, the city will ask the USOC to delay its selection decision until this fall. The city is still hoping to make a favorable bid for the 1996 Winter Olympics. County Commissioner Harold Tippetts said surrounding counties would perhaps benefit more than Davis County if the Winter Olympics were hosted in Salt r be-xar- 1 j-- fT" HERE ARE SOME CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HINTS: 1 2 iUMWf,WWpi.!pW uifaiiwhM r- - ' prospect. & '? Dont exaggerate or mislead. Your prospect won't buy if you misrepresent your offering. Price your items to reflect condition and quality. If it's worth more or less than current market value why! 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