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Show iii . 1. i 6 Tuesday September 26, 2000 ', There babigdlfltrenoe between a regular freight train and a fully loaded opal train. A mile long coal train, on average, weighs more Chart ; V Montrose Indians on Friday night -5MlIt began auspiciously for the Indians, who had ridden almost Dye noun in a bus to get to Price, when on the fli series of the game they ' i didn't obey the signal crossing at the grade and they let Brady Martinez throw a 30 yard pass to Carson Polastro for a touchdown. ' , Jorgensen making the score Montrose was now ready for offense, but the they met the coal ' train on the defense too. They were stopped dead and to make matters worse when they tried to punt they ran Into thaj speeding limited, ; FranldeAuez,wh6tottdown '.: . r Y 'Vly TWs gave Carbort just more power ai they drove the 18 yards with Martinez acting as the conductor of a two yard play Into the end '.'.V : 0 'vAfter Martinez kicked the ball to the Montrose35 they were ready to try H again. But there was little gain and to make matters worse, Heckert, the Indians quarter-bac- k ; I ' : ."' - Jan Jorgensen blocks a punt by a Montrose kicker Friday night as the Carbon football juggernaut continues to roll 564). . : a two yard : V Montrose kicked it off and Lewis caught for another six points which play made the score 6 extra point ran attover tBe field, golngoneway then another and gained eleven attempt was wide to the right Once again Martinez booted If yards on the punt return. Once again Into the end zone on the kick off and Matt Woepfer went In at quarterthe Indians had to start from their back. This time he became: the 20. They kept getting forced back conductor running the tram down Into that pocket, until they had to field on a steady march. On the fipunt. And punt was a bad word for nal play of the half for Carbon, Montrose all night, because ho ;i0epier made a great pass to matter how hard th Wei they j ujst Lewis itomake the touchdown and couldn't get it up and over the CarMartinez added the extra point to bon players. This time. It. was make the score at halftime 3M. : The state of the first half toU ikHHn8en,whonotobkidfiedtte It zone but recovered in end talftMontroee had made itwp the the punt for a safety It wasn't even halftiine first dowmi. They had three punts and the score was2&0. blocked, one for a direct safety and It over the goal line on be denied, l ie pitched it out at the Carbon 30 to Danny Mower, who pnee again proved he is one of the best rushers in the state by plowing seventy yards down the field for an-other score. Martinez, once again, added the extra point and the scoreboard read : Again Montrose was to receive the balk but the Martinez kick trav: etted so far out of the end zone spec- tatprs wondered if they would ever see it again. The Montrose offense went no.where fast when Frankie Vasquez showed them that, his hands are faster than the eye. He blocked a punt on the Montrose two yard line. Then Martinez carried 20-0- : iie the-balLH- 26-0.1- . ; ''; Until thi last few days the weather has been very warm, even hot at timet for earty fall The hot weather generally Is not good weather for cross country runners to compete in; It saps their strength andendurahce. ' : In the last week and a half the Cross Country Team from Carbon . Illgh has partkdpated to two meets, both on hot days, with the first meet taklngplace in the Salt Lake Valley Muiray Park was busting at the seams on Sept. 16 and It seemed like every cross country runner In the state was there. There were about 1000 Cross Country Runners from all 5 high school classlfica-tions In the state. The meet was di. i : . a- . -. vkied into 5 sections with about 200 runners In each race. CdyButleroontinued to load the - ; . - - y : : ,. ; , 47potots,foUowed by Delta with 50,, and Carbon was close behind with 56 points. North Sanpete was 4th. with 8 1 points and Wasatch Academy scored no points, Cody Butter out distanced his closest rival by 80 yards and won Book 37th, Adam Richens Ord, and Rawlee Hansen 45th. ... The CHS girls placed 2nd behind Rlchfieki High School followed by North Sampete, Delta, and Wasatch H;v 1--4 V 0-- 1' N. Sanpete 0--2 ' ' 3-- 2 ; ' . 1--4 2--4' X Academy Coach Perez had lenged the girls to all move up a L home place fromlastweeks ; ; ' V " The girls took on that challenge; and did a good job. Out of 50 girls competing from the five schools : ; m. v ..J fc.r;- - .,".. ' i . af'ii...' ; .4 1 it ' - r K ' 1 - "4. ' 1 1 chal- : favita-tiona- trbon Invitational last week. Seth Marstog finished in 7th place after having to stop to tie his shoes. Tyler CtoleswasOtkScottT and Isac Goodrich was 27th. ; If Carbon's number five runner can move up a fewplaces, the team , wffl have a good chance of winning boya region title, taac Goodrich and Sam Silver who finished 29th are.: looking good, and Improving at ev-- ' Richfield : S-- i- '. V2 ety meet Brehnen Woodward ished iOthV ibllowed by Darrell BennettSist Cody Hunt 32nd, Chris theoys class just as he did at the r Emery . f 2--0. at Murray Invitational year. At the finish )be acore was very close between the top three v.'- : : 'i-tV- :' fin- teanRichfieklwonthemeetwith . Delta--:'- Coiach Moynier tried to call off the dogs by emptying his bench, but flie Carbon players weren't through. Thii time Frankie VastUez, a kid ;;'" ote3! Carbon as usual, added the extea point to. make it 4M)with 5:06 left ; : . ltheRegnSchamptonship. : -- ". last few races1 pack, as he has in he has participated in by finishing 100 yards In front of everyone else in his section, Seth Marsingls get-- ; ting Into better form, and finished 8th. Scott Terry finished In the top 25 fodkmul by DarreD Bennett, Sam Silver, Chris Cook, Isac Goodrich, : and Adam Richcns.; Melanie Madsen and Ashley Llddell led Carbon Girls to a 7th & 8thplace finish. Jessica Chllds and Wendy letter followed to 20th and 30th place, Mlowed by Jody Flower and Shannon Garft ' Itwasanouwoneofthosewann days when the team traveled to Delta jiigb School on Sept 20 for another meet .With five teams and sixty runners competing to the hot Western Utah desert sUn theCHS boys team ran one of their better races of the itovermelineandlhetodiaiw ' over deep In their own territory: Qnce again however Montrose '. .: ItbjUtratojkechuggto' couldn't hang onto the balL but this away 'CK time, Instead of lobsingthe punt they just passed It right Into Carbons v ReBloa 8 hands on their own five yard fine, Dallas Merien took It In for a touclh .' . CHS cross country team records great showing : anbttottUyTof-- . non-leag- Then the coal train paused a Uttle as Matt Kloepfcr took over as quarterback for the first time in thrBeweeks.After three plays, it was punted away to the CHS 43. ;: : Montrose was going nowhere fast when the first quarter of the game ended. Then things went the wrong way tor the Indians. Jan Jorgenseni who was laying :raJI for : the CHS defense as It pushed the Montrose players all over the field,1 made a Dig sack on Heckert, fifteen yards behind the scrimmage line. : Carbon received the ball and was grinding down the field when KenGreMmenwascaUedonfccUp, which set them back a piece. But as tbe oowluctoroftbetraV Maiiine wouldn't let the forward movement : ::'';'i?v:A::vi2 ( . on Montrose's 30 yard line. . : zone and an extra point lor a 13--0 k6d."'-'.-"-.'- . ..r A try for two on the extra points re-.- ', suited In 'a dropped pass by Jan atthel8vardUne. ; who must play every position on the the balltothe Montrose team, kk five yard line. Again the Carbon, defense ate Montrose's lunch, and night they could have eaten anybodys lunch. When the Indians were able to launch another punt It went into die hands of Matt Huff who careened down field carrying the baDfrom the twenty to the fiftyyard Bn&ThenJamalliewiswentfiKrest pf the way over the goal line for ani other score and Robert McEvoy defensewasImpresshIxMngthe Montrose team In the third quarter kicked the extra point for the final : to Uttle more than getting1 the ball score of aU was said and done, the When and then having' to kick it away ' ' score accurately reflected the again.; TTie play In the third quarter other stats In the game, something, only set the stage for the beginning that lsnt always true Carbons ofof the fourth and the final scoring fense had racked up 434 yards, with . ' flurry bythe Carbon offense 'At the; 341 of that done on the ground. endof thethird,withJorgensenin Once again Danny; Mower had a at quarterback the Dinos set up the great game with seven carries getfirst play of the fourth quarter by ting hun 121 yards. In passing the team was six of nine for 93 yards. driving deep Into Indian territory !' But as good as the offense was, rThe last quarter of the game was onty seconds old when Josh.;, itwas fiie defense thatkept the Indti ; ana trapped all night Hey had GreeWoodt of the night for Carbon, carried the twenty six carries for onty thirteen, ball over the goal, line for a score.. yards. The passing game for them The extra point was good, making was no better, 1 of 3 passes made ) tt now a 42-- rout v ;;; : 26 ball fense: the yards. Avery tbldcked The game was not wen at-Into the end zone and when the Montrose offensive team came on tended. After the big win last week' the field most of the Carbon regUr at homecoming, a game lar had been replaced not onhwith with an out of state school was not : ; i: to town, JV players, but sophomores. Again . the hot tk Montrose couldn't go anywhere This week Carbon is ranked they had to feel good about one fmhtothe3Astateranldng8.WIth filing; they got the punt off this time. a win this week at Delta, who Is Once Carbon got the ball, the ranked fourth, the learn could move "train began to pick up speed again, up considerably depending onwhat this time with Eric Vigor and Jamal happens with Snow Canyon, Mo Lewis at the controls. But the new gan and Pine View who are ranked C!arbon offense couldn't quite make one and two and three. It could also seemed to gain no speed at alL Carbon's coal train seemed to stow d(moi to their pace as well But re-member, mat practically a whole new crew had taken over the train In this quarter: the JV crew. Still they moved the ball well, but just ' couldn't quite put It over the hne. Cti the other hand the Carbon ' ah average freight The Carbon High Dinos were riding that coal train when they ran right over the 6-- two for eventual touchdowns. ' TTien came the third quarter. WhileMontroee's Uttle freight train . : ; fir' 3i- : ' vp::v:;;'-i'-- MeIaMadsenplax4thfolkiwed closely by Ashley LiddelL Jessica Chllds found her rhythm and ran a - p ' great race toplace 8th. Jessicaeyen had a sprint at the end of her race! Wendy Potter' fell behind and placed 15th. Wendy and Jessica have often been a lot closer to each other to their previous races. Jody i Flower was the last runner to score for Carbon. Jody finished In 23rd place, followed by Alicia Torres 27th, and Celeste Dorensen 28th. Celeste has been Improving each the Carbon High School cross country team has a good chance of Wlninf the recion race. The team nowfaces some im: this year with some strong runners. Cody Butler, pictured at the left of the group has portant meem at North Sanpete this come in first overall a number of times. At the Murray Invitational on Sept 16th he Wednesday and then at Park City on Sept 30. 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