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Show ? Messenger - Enterprise, Thurs., Dec. 8, 1977 Templars Defeats Both Foes Last Week MHS This Friday Milfords defending Class A champs will play at the Manti Armory. Most of the Milford players are back, but Coach John Nielsen, who led them to the title, moved on to Cedar City. The Tigers still remember MHS giving them one of their few defeats last year in Milford and will be out to even the count Friday night. They are undefeated so far this year and have been winning by margins. Milford boasts size and exceptional outside shooting. The sophomores clash at 5:45 p.m. The MHS sophs under Coach Glen Goodwin are and will be presently looking for win number four. In a surprise upset, the MHS basketballers gave a highly 3-- 0 l towted North Sevier team its first defeat of the young season, 2 last Friday. The Templars pressure and hustle nullified the height advantage of the tall Wolves. As expected. North Sevier won the battle of rebounds by three but had 10 s more than MHS and shot 35 from the field to the full-cou- rt Snow College your community college turn-over- home 43. teams by President Quarter scores reflect the 10-intenseness of play At the and buzzer a North Seviers field goal attempt went astray and Kyle Rowley was fouled on the rebound. The senior forward sunk both ends of the to add a surplus two points. 22-2- 34-3- 2 46-4- Starters Rowley, pyAA; i V"V; A, ' 'W v, ' ' i ; ' ' Abegglen, Greg Anderson and Allen Hatch. Kirk Abegglen played one of the finest games ol his four years of varsity play, sparking floor play and dropping in 24 points. Kris added outside shooting over the North Sevier zone while Anderson played fine defense on the inside. Hatch topped all rebounders. Other players in action were Dari McBride, Brad Beaer, Kurt Dobson and Ronnie Nielsen, sophomore Dave Sorensen and sophomore David Squire, who scored his first basket as a varsity player. 1 - for MHS were Kirk Abegglen, Kris , At Bicknell the next night, MHS jumped off to a 9 lead and then hung on to a final win as the 32-1- half-tim- e J. Marvin Higbee The Templar grapplers will be at Delta High School today (Thursday) to trade holds with the defending 2A state champions. The junior varsity matches will begin at 6:00 p.m., the varsity matches at 7:30. The next home meets for the Templars will be on Dec. 15, with Juab coming to the Manti Armory, and Dec. 16, with Wayne the visiting squad. 17 On Dec. Manti will in an participate four-teatournament at Gunnison Valley High School. have a great desire to help everyone understand that Snow College is a community college. As such, Snow College belongs to no one group of people or to the faculty, staff, or d administration of the college. Snow College is a school and it exists for the purpose of further developing, enhancing, and enriching the lives of everyone who desires to participate. I state-owne- Sometimes we at Snow College fall In helping the citizens, particularly In tbe area, to be more fully informed of the activities at Snow College. Hopefully, this weekly article will help us to keep each of you abreast of the things happening at Snow College. In the coming weeks, we will discuss many aspects of the the challenges and problems we face at Snow College. ty all-da- One of them in particular occurs to me as we begin this series of articles. That is the question as to why there have been approximately 45 new positions created at Snow College. The reasons for this increase are as follows: 46-4- 2. 53-1- 42-1- The point getters for the Templars in the matches with Carbon were Randy Bradley, wrestling in the 105 pound class, who won with a pin; Blake Nielson, 119 pounds, who drew, and Eric Hedelius, 132 pounds, who was awarded a decision. Millard, Against Randy Bradley won with a pin; Blake Nielson won by decision, and Gary Olsen, in the 112 pound class, by a decision. The fans are turning out in goodly numbers for our home Coach Kent Van matches, Tassell said. We appreciate the support. A wrestler puts forth that extra effort when he has people in the bleachers pulling for him. five-poi- OPEN DEC. 8 1. We have had a steady increase in enrollment. This student body with year Snow College has its largest-eve- r e students. 1,019 2. State and federal projects have been developed to more fully assist our educational process in serving the people and the needs in our area. 3. In keeping with sound educational principles, we have increased our faculty to keep up with the student enrollment. The facultystudent ration should be full-tim- (located in former Sears Bldg, between Stubbs & Lee's Variety in Ephraim, Utah) g approximately one faculty member to every 20 New indoor sport in Ephraim students. Fun for We at Snow appreciate the opportunity of serving you. We are always looking for ways to improve. If you have questions, criticisms, or constructive comments, I will appreciate hearing from you, and will try to respond in this and old everyone - Young Easy to master article. Wholesome, popular pasttime 1 WILL IT DROP?? With nine seconds on the clock and the home team leading by two points, the North Sevier team puts this one up, and the crowd was breathless. It DIDN'T drop, a Manti player was fouled, and the Templars won After getting off to a fast by trouncing Gunnison, the Manti varsity lost twice last week, once to Carbon by a 3 count and then to Millard, start Johnson's Indoor Golf Course 55-4- 9 Badgers of Wayne kept scrapping away. In this game Allen Hatch again led the rebound parade as the senior jumper worked hard on the boards. In a big effort, Rowley hit four field goals and four of four from the line for 12 points. For the second night Kirk shot a hot percentage with 20 points. Junior center Greg Anderson came up with an explosive eight points in the final six minutes and played his best quarter of the year. McBride, Beazer, Dobson, Ronnie Nielsen and Charles Towt contributed to the cause. Wrestlers Busy Manti High Schools wrestlers will be as busy as the mother of eight kids and a two page shopping list, before the holidays. They wrestled Emery County High Wednesday afternoon and Carbon High Wednesday night, but the results were not available in time for this weeks paper. 46-4- Page 5 veterans at the hospital and also would go to the veterans store in Salt Lake. Hospital Clean, used clothing, small The American Legion Auxilappliances, clocks, watches, or iary is seeking items which can anything that a home needs be used at the Veterans even buttons are needed. Books also are sought. Hospital in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Nina Henningson and For more information, conMrs. Dona Peterson, tact one of the chairmen, or a for the project, said that Legion or Legion Auxiliary the items would be given to officer. Legion Heeds Putting practice for golfers Items Low Cost: Just M 00 first round 25' for extra balls & Reynold Doreen Johnson - Managers gi Badgers. Win One, Lose Two In Tournament by J. Oneil Miner The Snow College basketball team took an impressive four wins against no loss record into Twin Falls Thursday, and when they returned home Sunday morning, they had tasted defeat twice. In their first game the Badgers were paired against a strong Casper Community College team. The Thunderbirds (who eventually were the tournament champions), were tough. The Badgers fell to the in the first round by a Snow had 25 score of turnovers in the game and 25 shots fewer than Casper and were never able to recover from the 38-3halftime deficit. The Badgers were victorious in the second round of the 80-6- 1 4 Tri-Che- tournament against a vastly improved Treasure Valley Oregon team by a score of Mike Mundee, who scored 38 points in the Badger's losing game to Casper, picked up 18 in the second game, along with Larry McKinney, who also had 18. Wally Nielson played the tournament with a broken finger, but performed well in games two and three. Mike Duffy was especially effective playing for the Badgers. Duffy scored in double figures every game of the tournament. The Badgers played the host team, the College of Southern Idaho, in game three for the consolation championship This was a frustrating experience for the Badger basketball team. Although the game ended at for the Eagles, 92-8- 64-5- 1 Paint Kits are on SALE m NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 4S Colors 18 Colors The Super Deluxe Kit 0852 regular price $81.30 Special Sale Price $69.95 The Deluxe Kit 0851 regular price $41 55 Special Sale Price $36.95 Includes tole -oll U- 20 & 54-5- ming from Rock Springs, a team they previously defeated in the Western Wyoming Invitational Tournament. -- I - 6 Colors 4$ fnow Dolleae & $ 4 $ BOWLING 18 $ & $& 22 24 V. 31 13 KMTI 6 38 Cow Palace II Individual high series: Bette Jensen, 608; Gloria Johnson, 553; Sanra Kemp, 547. & High team game: Snappy Service, 868, 836; Rollettes, 818; Owens Hotshots, 808. 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