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Show Auguet 19. 1987 Page 12. Sports Standard (Uintah (Basin Gym Dandies do meet in dandy The Uintah Basin Royalettes came home with two of the highest honors from the Jr. Champion Gymnastic meet, taking 1st place in the Advanced Team division and Michelle Calmer taking first place in the individual division. The Jr. Royalettes took 3rd in and 3rd in the intermediate division. The Wet Royalettes placed 6th in novice; the Jesters A placed llh and Jesters R placed 3rd in novice. Those placing in the individual Heather competitions were: Baumgartner. Kassie Chapman tied for 3rd in novice. Jason in Capwell took 1st place advanced hoys. Kristopher Wentworth took 2nd in boys novice. Tara Tanner took 3rd in novice. Alicia Hawkins took 2nd in novice, Dana Ferguson placed ,5th and Danielle Hawkins took 3rd in novice. Cari Boren, Kristy Sherman, DeDe Cooper, Jennifer Werry, and Jocelyn Coleman all brought 6th place in their advanced division. Lori Rich placed 4th in advanced and Michelle Palmer took 1st. The Jr. Champion meet took place this year in Huntington, d ' Utah. Dove hunters will take home less birds for methods to measure the extent of these possible problems. The FWS states that exact causes for declining dove populations have not been identified Dove hunters could get caught with their pants down (be pleasantly surprised) when the hunt opens this year. The bag limit hna been reduced to 10. For the last five years, the bag limit was 15. The U.S. Fish Service (FWS) and Wildlife liclicves there has been a decline in dove populations in the Western United States. In Utah, the Division of Wildlife Resources is aware of the significant decline in the dove satisfactorily, but the only immediate management tool available is control of hunting regulations. The FWS recommened a five to 10 day delay in season opening or reduction in bag a limits and season lengths. In- These acrobats, all members of Rachel Baumgartners Gym Qandy gymnastics club, won a lot of honors at a recent gymnastics meet in Huntington. GYM DANDIES two-thir- Big futurity race stead, the Migratory Upland Game Bird Technical Committee agreed to cuts in season lengths and bag limits by. The option approved by the FWS regulation committee is a season -10 bird bag in a y season with a or a The Utah mandatory split. Wildlife Board selected the first option?- - a 10 bird bag limit with a index. The causes for the apparent decline consist of a loss of nesting habitat and call-cou- agricultural changes that result in nduction of food sources. Depending upon cropping practices used by farmers, dove populations are generally thought to be positively associated the amount of residual from wheat, 30-da- y 45-da- barley, oats and com harvests. Waste grain and weed seed associated with these crops are season. In Utah, the dove hunt opens Tuesday, September 1 30-da- y d, d at 6:45 a.m. for doves. Utah wheat production is 6 of the top 1 1 dove hunting counties Teed Hunt prospects appear to be good with summer conditions favorable for dove production throughout the state. There should be a small improvement in hunter success rates depending, on weather conditions during the remainder of August has declined. Mortality factors such as disease, pesticides and overhunting on wintering areas may also be contributing to the decline. Biologists are searching WHITE- - 350-yar- d 12-ra- evenly matched as possible. Only 1200 of a second separate Diamond Faucett from the number 9 and 10 qualifier, Dancing Tyann and Gunmnison. further more, the second fastest qualifier Prince of the City was only .01 off Diamon Faucett's qualifying time. Six of the 10 finalists are trained by South Jordan quarterhorse trainer Ed Giles. 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A p.m. planned at Downs When the 10 finalists race to the starting gate Saturday in the Futur$54,150 ity, bettors looking for a clear-cu- t favorite may be frustrated. Those who like to go with the fastest qualifier in the trials will probably place their money on Diamon Faucett, a California-brebrown colt, owned by Rodney and Sharen Jensen and trained by Blaine Hadley. Under the ride of jockey Sid Hadley, Diamond Faucett won honors as the fastest qualifier on August 8 by in 17.55. covering the A closer look at qualifing times, however, reveals that Diamond Faucett's time was the best by the narrowest of margins. It further revealed that the 10 finalists are troop brought home two first place trophies, and a number of team trophies, as well as individual awards. The 16 lEHSEH B FORD 11 FORD FORD FORD Ell FORD |