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Show 8B Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Wednesday, FebruaryJ8, 1981 4A 4 Sun Advocate t Defense, fast break key Eagle cage win on Friday and Snow on regained the lead with Saturday for the final a shot at the buzzer. home games of the The Eagles went The CEU Golden year. Both contests into the locker room, Eagle Cagers whipped are scheduled for 7:30 down 30 29. NorThe Eagles blew Colorado p.m. in the Armory. By Mark Jones Sports Writer Several times, the forced turnovers and converted Thursday. fast breaks into easy The Eagles used a baskets. combination of tough The first half was defense and a quick close as CNCC took the fast break to put away early lead in the game CNCC, and extend and led 10 to 4. their league record to CEU took over the -4. lead and increased it CEU will host ICAC to as much as 6, but leader Dixie College CNCC fought back and thwestern Community College, 84 to 60 last Eagles 2- CNCC away early in the second half and forced them to call time out down 52 to 41. The time out didnt work as the Eagles widened their lead to 30. Coach Jensen emptied his bench with 3 minutes left and CNCC managed to make up for some of the 30 paints deficit. Guard sponsors shoot out The annual Easter $2,000 in prizes will be mory. Seals Basketball Shoot awarded state-widLast year, the from this Out will be held participation All participants Saturday, February must have official area was better than of the 21, 1981 from 10:00 sponsor forms prior to from many in the a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the areas entering the Shoot Out. larger Utah Army National state. These are available Guard Armory at 584 at the Armory. This years Shoot North Fifth East. in18 is being sponsored Out and Additional Boys girls, 1 Co A 1457 of Det a structions and of list and by age years Bn younger are eligible to prizes are also Engr (Cbt) enter. More than available at the Ar- - (Corps), Price. e. Dave Johnson drives baseline against a pair of CNCC defenders in last week's CEU basketball win. jr From A Simple Oil Change To Brake Shoe Replacement In Addition. We Provido You With The Use Of The Latest Chilton Auto Repair Manual b Note Paper For Writing Down Specific Information Just Another Way "WE HELP YOU HELP YOURSELF" At Checker Auto' SHEETS INCLUDE: REPLACING Q.M. STARTER REPLACING SPARK PLUGS CHANGING OIL & FILTER REPLACING ANTI FREEZE REPLACING GAS FILTER INSTALL NEW MUFFLER CHANGING POINTS, ROTOR & CONDENSER FORD, CHRYSLER STARTER INSTALLATION INSTALLING NEW VOLTAGE REGULATOR RECHARGING AIR CONDITIONER CLEAN A FLUSH RADIATOR INSTALLING BRAKE SHOES INSTALLING NEW BATTERY XTRA LIFE IR FILTER Mr. Consistant, Dave Johnson, had 20 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Eagle scorers. Geno Lucero had 12, while Burke Buckalew and Brett Beagly each added 15. The Eagles hit key foul shots and only had 14 turnovers. They forced CNCC to commit 18 turnovers second and held the Spartans to 28 rebounds. Coach Curt Jenson said the second half was the best half of basketball his team has played all year. Our guards played well and that was the real key, he said. Beagley scored all 15 of his points in the half and Buckalew popped 12 of his 15 in the second half as well. Another key was our defense stopped their driving, especially by Rangelys three outside shooters. We stopped their fast break by scoring on them. Jenson said Sun Sport Spots by waiter borla Is the display of police power at the last two Carbon High School basketball games a reflection of a bad situation at the school, or is it an overreaction by school officials and law enforcement agencies in the county? This writer would hopefully tend to believe that it is the latter. There were times just prior to the start of the game with Spanish Fork last Friday night, when it appeared there were more law enforcement officers than spectators. There can be no question that a surprise shake down at the parking entrance, such as took place at the Cedar City game two weeks ago, is justified at times. What took place at the Spanish Fork game last Friday, gave visitors a poor impression of Carbon High School and the county as a whole. To be sure, there were reliable reports of a major confrontation between students of the rival schools. However, the response appeared to be an overreaction. It gave the school an appearance of a policed institution and the reaction of the adult visitors from Spanish Fork was anything but favorable. ' One woman who had a son playing for the Dons asked, Is this school really this bad? My reply was, Not really, I dont believe. It is unfortunate that this situation has been created to leave you with this impression. If the situation is as bad as fans were led to believe Friday night, then it is time to take another look at these KjL IC extra-curric- ac- ular tivities. If it is necessary to marshal the number of police officers that were at Carbon High School last Friday night just to get a basket ball game played, then it is time to call it ' quits. that time believe I Really, dont has come. Surely, all these officers have other things to do, and other places to patrol in offering the county police protection than to have to spend the time in the number present, just to see that a high school basketball game is. played without any altercations. It has been baseball weather all now that the baseball winter, season is rapidly approaching, watch the weather change. Regional Western Boys Baseball leagues will begin looking at the new season when they meet Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. , in the Crest Cafe in Price. Bob Fieldsted, Altamont regional manager for WBBA in this area, has called the meeting to meet the new officers coming into the various leagues thi? season, and renew acquaintances with the old. League presidents or representatives of the 12 leagues in the 'region, 10 in Carbon and Emery County, are urged to attend. The annual WBBA convention for this year is scheduled at the Airport Hilton in Salt Lake City on March 14. Wildlife Report By JACK TOPHAM EVERYTIME YOU Conservation Officer Utah is fortunate in the fact that we have many species of raptors (hawks, owls and eagles) which inhabit the the State. We have observed ' CHANGE YOUR OIL CHANGE TO FRAU FILTERS', OIL FILTERS Filters Dirt And Grime Out Of Your Oil Helps Keep Engine Running Longer numerous wintering Carbon, eagles the in Emery areas. Both bald and golden eagles have been observed. Besides the eagles, we also have many species of hawks and owls in the area. County are Raptors beneficial to man. They are birds of prey and as such help man control many small animal species such as mice, gophers and rabbits which can at times cause problems for man. A few instances have been reported of eagles killing young livestock. However, these reports are few. Raptors are op- portunists and will eat on animals that have died from other causes. Often times we will see hawks and eagles eating on dead deer carcasses or even road killed rabbits. This is unfortunate for some of the raptors which become victims themselves of auto accidents because of their desire to feed on I M ilffi iTh Thi An iA ifa ni rtuniii Aii dead animals lying along or in the roadways. All raptors (hawks, eagles and owls) are protected both by their feet. If you should find a dead or injured raptor, the correct procedure is to notify the nearest Division of Wildlife State and Federal office or employee and laws. It is illegal under take care of them let both State and Federal bird. the law to possess any Do not attempt to parts of these birds, even their feathers. take the bird into your It is also illegal to possession, as you shoot at or kill these may be found in birds, or to possess violation of the law. Tracksters do well POCATELLO, Idaho Members of the Carbon County Track Club ran away with several top finishes here at the Simplot Games. Misty Larson took first place in the 1500 meters, while sister Lisa took the top spot in the girls 3000 meters. The younger Larson sister set a new record for the games, running the 3000 in 10:42.1. She was competing in a field of 35 runners. John Powell finished second in the 1500 meters, despite the wrong lap signs being displayed by race officials. Powell and several other runners did not realize they were on the last lap until they hit the finish line. In the boys mile the team of Jack McKinnon, Brian relay, Bell, Jason Allred and John Powell finished second among 20 teams competing. In the girls 800 meter relay, the team of Karen Bunnell, Pam Hienz, Jonna Olson and Micah Barnett finished fourth among 30 teams. Brock Denny made the top 18 in the 55 meter sprint. He was competing against 96 runners. Olson finished sixth in the girls 400 meter and Barnett placed seventh in the long jump to round out the teams performance. The Simplot meet is the largest junior track and field event of its kind drawing entrants from seven western states and Canada. |