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Show P;it;c IX - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. September 18. 2W1 (JommI JhaughiA correct foot tojuinpofTwhen tiyingto do a lay up. Coach Hannum simply It Your Way," said, "Forget It-and I did. Dirty clothing in the locker was haunting me and so I dreamed that I washed them. Only problem was that the next time I popped open the locker while dreaming I discovered that I led them home. I didnt need one-tim- e Union wrestling coach Gerald Crittenden to grade me do wn for doing mat work in my street clothes, and so I visited the scene of Union gym room, the crime-t- he which seemed to solve the problem. The next time I took forty winks my UHS shorts, shoes and unmentionables were back in their proper place. Now I can sleep well knowing I won't be balled out by my former Roosevelt Junior High School gym teacher, Burr Eldredge. I still havent forgotten the day, my locker friend or is it a fiend stole my gym shoes and then as extra insult swiped the shoe laces on my backup pair. I had to do the long jump where my shoes out jumped my feet in the competition. I interviewed Mickey Man tie, New Do Some dreams just never go away, and especially onee involvingsports. One Ihut I've laid for years juat simply involves rny gym clothes from the good, old days of P.E. at Union High School, and started with my drcnmingnlsnitiLhcingiiO-plusyear- s since I attended the Roosevelt school. The nightmare was that my socks, and assorted other shorts, things had never led the locker. I had to remove the clothes or I was going to lie cussed out by coaches, Clary Dclniige (basket bull coach, but could have liccn a wrestling coach d lie to si mie occasional hand-to-lian- d tussles with P.E. kids) or Jack llaiinum, old stone face, who had the same expnssioii on his luce. Hannum nevergol li i angry or tisi happy plus wasa man ol Tew wordsund especially when this reporter couldn't pick the m a Dream"-(nothin- g has matched it since with interviews with Utah Jazs players, Karl Malone & John Stockton plus York Yankee great-"N- ot BYUsiyDetmercomingcloaelthne days before I began my first sports writingjobs with the Vernal Express in 1975. Now I do the same thingfbr the Uintah Basin Standard, but with five high schools as compared to one in Vernal. The problem is that I have been dreamingthat I'm writing sports for bothnewspapersatthesametime.lt isntcompletely impossible since the Standard is printed on Monday and the Express late Tuesdayearly Wednesday. There is no problem if I'mcoveringUnionva.Uintah,butin my dream I am trying to figure out how I'm going to snap photos when Union and Uintah are playing home games the same day and same time. Another problem is that I can never find my time card. It keeps disappearing. I decided to take a visit to the Vernal Express after doing my Monday morning duties at the Standard hoping that the trek will end the depressing dream. I checked out my old office, which was right next to the bath room, layout room plus my old desk. I mainly returned to see for myself that I still wasnt working there. I didnt see my done, and unless he was on a break Im hoping that the double duty dream is gone for good. I just wish that "Sad Golfers pick up link crowns By Aldon Rachele Golfers pocketed honors at the Mens Club Championship, which was held last week on the Roosevelt Course. TderLabrum won the gross title in the championship flight and Judd Larsen was second. Net champ was Kevin Richens, and tying for second were BeauHancock,SamFemley. The Roosevelt Open is set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, September 2 Jay Bolton was the 1" flight gross title winner, and Loyne Thomas was second. Kevin Adamson placed third. Net champ Dave was Wools tenhulme, and runner-u- p was Bob Abercrombie. Spike Einerson finished third. Top senior division moss winner, Merlin Richens, a local barber, was razor sharp on the course. Tying for top net honors were Lorry Allred, Smiley Denver and John Horn. Times in New York City, Washington, D.C. and America" had just been a bad dream. Its Not! Union Cougars Voters of Uintah County Judge squad for m signed a petition thinking it was to study a change in Government, think again. The Deal has been done. The proposed CouncilManager form of Government is on the Ballot ii r & Council Members The 7 part-tim- e only meet twice a month. You only vote for 3. The single manager will make 90 of the day to day decisions for our County. The last time Union and Judge Memorial met in Roosevelt both tied for first place, but last week the Cougars nipped the Bulldog golfers by two to take top honors all by themselves at a region meet in Heber City, Tuesday, September 11. Union netted 305 strokes and Judge 307. Park City placed third at 312, and Uintah ended up fourth at 314. Wasatch was fifth was 328. Granite was crushed at sixth with 381. Unions had a low medalist with TylerLabrum tying Judge Memorials JeffStone at 72. Judd Larsen ofUnion was one stroke back in third at 73. Unions Cade Rees was fourth at 74 along with Park Citys Steele Dewald. Cougar individual results are: Lab rum, 72; Larsen, 73; Rees, 74; Casey Mecham, 86; Tyler Huaaey, 87; Dustin Harrison, 93; Jayson Jones, 99. Union didn't do as well at Jeremy Chukars to be released The Division ofWildlife Resources release about4, 000 Chukfcr Par tridge throughout Utah in early September. The adult, birds will be released as part of a continued effort to provide more hunting opportunity for Utahs upland game sportsmen. These birds will be released in Duchesne County (Myton Bench, Sandwash), Uintah County (Four Mile Canyon, Lower Willow CreekAgency DrawBuck Canyon) as well as in Carbon County (Gordon Creek Wildlife Can- Management Area, Nine-Mil- e Price River). Other counties in Cin, will have releases as well. Since the dosingoftheDWRs last game farm in 1993, many Utah upland game hunters have expressed interest in seeing some of their license funds used to propagate game birds for release into the wild for hunting The DWR started limited releases ofChukar Partridge again in 1997. Union drops a .. -- V. a Will match to Park City pen-rear- Union continued their soccer "Win or Lose Sh utout" routine by losing to Park City in Roosevelt, Thursday, The Cats own shutout wins over North Sanpete and Granite, and also 6--0. have been blanked by Uintah, Judge Memorial and Wasatch. The Lady Cougar team will host Uintah, Tuesday. The Utes beat Union in Vernal, 2-- 0. In aome other matches, Judge nipped Wasatch, Ogden massacred Grantsville, 12-- Delta downed Dixie nipped Canyon Carbon, View, 6-- St Joseph over Rowland Hall, 1. 2-- 0; 0; 4-- 1; 5; Studies have shown that costs and taxes go up with this form of 1- V 8-- September 22 1st Ranch, Thursday. They finished third at 328 behind first place Uintah, 32 1 , Judge, 327. Wasatch , and runner-upwas fourth at 330 and Park City fifth at 331. Granite hit rock bottom at 390 for sixth place. Cat golfer, Labrum tied for top honors with Uintahs Tim Hawkins at 75. Jeff Stone, Judge; Skylar Distefano, Wasatch, and Ty Glauser, Park City, finished third at 79. Union's Larsen recorded an 82. After four meets, Union is in second place at 125 1 , and Uintah is tops at 1243. Judge is third at 1266, and Park City is fourth at 1279. Wasatch is fifth at 1286, and Granite is dead last at 153. By Aldon Rachele If you f) beat Womens A League Volleyball sign-ucontact Cheryl at p deadline. For more information 722-332- 9. r" vefps September 18 More Volleyball, Rangely at DHS, Union at Granite Soccer, Uintah at Union High School September 19 Baseball. Tabiona High at East Carbon September 20 Soccer, Wasatch High at Union Net, Manila at AHS, Rich at DHS. THS at Dugway, UHS at WHS September 21 Football, Union at Wasatch, Duchesne at Monument Valley, Altamont at Whitehorse deep down in Southern Utah. More Volleyball, Union Toumey-Al- so September 22 Baseball. ICS at Tabiona High School Cross Country Meet at Duchesne September 22 Women's A League Volleyball sign-u- p deadline. September 24 Volleyball, Union at Uintah River Soccer, Granite at Union High School September 25 More Volleyball. Judge Memorial at Union September 26 Football, Manti JV at Duchesne High School Volleyball. THS at Manila, DHS at AHS Baseball, Tabiona at Waterford Crosscountry, Duchesne at Wasatch September 28 J Baseball. 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