Show 8 A THE RICHFIELD REAPER Wednesday April Rams Drop Pair 6 1994 I See It BERT'S BIASES As To 3A Teams -- r- -v jt 1 y £1) J 4- - t MONROE — The South Sevier Rams baseball team entertained two 3A teams last week losing both contests The Rams return to league play Friday at Moab Ram pitcher Nick Roberts scored South Sevier's only run Thursday as the Emery Spartans picked up a close 1 decision Zac Davis got the win for Emery All scoring for both teams came in the second inning On Wednesday the Delta Rabbits took a 9-- 3 w in The Rabbits scored first putting two runs on the board in the second inning Delta added two more in the second against Ram pitcher Clint Anderson But the Rams came back in the bottom of the third inning to get within a run at 4 The Rabbits scored two runs in the fifth and three in the sixth to put the game away Ram coach Rick Orr was not discouraged "We lost" he said "but we played well" The Rams now have a 3 record w ith all losses at the hands of 3 A teams 2-- 3-- 5-- Action Team Meets Tuesday 7?Ye 'rm Blackhawk Arena featured event Brady Baker 13 Salina practices steer riding for the upcoming Western States Kodeo at the Junior steer riding will be the Rodeo Season Kicks Off At Blackhawk Arena SAUNA — The Western States Rodeo Association kicks otf its 1994 rodeo season with a two-daevent at the Blackhawk Arena with performances at 8 p m mghtlv April 29-3Featured event for the rodeo will he junior steer ruling lor cowhojs 4 ages "We think the junior steer ruling y 0 10-1- will be fun for the participants and entertaining for the spectators" said Shyrel Baker sponsor of the rodeo for Baker will handle sign-up- s the event from 8 am to 5 pm April 23 The nine-everodeo will use livesuxk provided by Danny Clegg Kamas Clege's toughest animal is a bull Blackhawk Team Roping Team Penning Team Penning Western States Rodeo Western States Rodeo Dance 9:30 pi pril April 15 April 24 April 29 April 30 0 8 8 named "Wild Man" bom and raised in the Sevier Valley "The last I heard he’s only been ridden once" Baker said Prior to the rodeo Dim Lindsay Hanksvillc will conduct a horsemanship clinic from 9 a m to 4 p in April 29 Baker is also sponsoring a dance following the Saturday rodeo featuring the "Sundowners" at North Sc-- v icr Middle School Advance ticket sales for the rodeo will be at Bums Saddlery and IFA in Salma Tack Shak in Richfield First Security Bank in Monroe and Rasmussen's in Gunnison pm pm For more information call Baker at 529-356- 2 The Private LandElkLivcstock Action Team will meet at 7 pm Tuesday in the Sevier County Courthouse Auditorium Discussions will include problems encountered by private landowners on Monroe Mountain w ith big game and livestock The Action Team was formed to develop recommendations for the Steering Committee of the Monroe Mountain Big GamcLivcstock Demonstration project Bowling Playoffs Begin Thursday bowlers will battle for the League Championship over the Tri-Cit- y next two weeks at Jorgensen's Lancs In the first round Thursday the Richfield Reaper averaging 864 with a 208 handicap will take on the wildcard team Labrum Ford averaging 879 with a 196 handicap Awaiting the winner of that matchup for next Thursday's contest is topsccdcd Syddall's Floor Covering averaging 663 with a 438 handicap Five New Records Set In Coca Cola Relays Five new records were set Tuesday in the Richfield Coca Cola Relays held at Richfield High School RHS teams chalked up three ol the records while Noah Sevier and Panguitch each set one South Sevier also participated in the relavs The Wildcats set records in the Medley Relay with a lime of 3:4994 the 4 X 200 Relay at 1:3649 and the girls' 4 X 400 Relay at 4:1847 The Noah Sevier boys' 4 X 400 Relay team recorded a time of 3:4448 for its record while the Panguitch girls' Shuttle Relay team finished at 5232 for its record In the boys division Richfield was first with 36 points followed by Noah Sevier with 32 Panguitch with 20 and South Sevier with 18 Panguitch look the girls' division by a point over Richfield 28-2and North Sevier was third with 14 points Results by event: 7 BOVS Richfield Shuttle Relay: 4833 (Justin Jcpson Jeremy 1 Cardon Tim VandeSIuis Curtis Ogden) 2 S Sevier 5007 (Cally Gull Kelvin Johns Matt Jenkins Brad Wincgar) 3 N Sevier 5209 (Eric Mason Forbush Justin Shiner Lee Jacks) 4 N Sevier 60 74 B Medley Relay: Richfield 3:4994 (Rod Andersn Ryan Justm Jcpson Brandon Harrison) 2 N Sevier 35838 (Peter Vest Chris McKinley Hawley Lenny Newby Acc Shahecn) 3 S Sevier 4:1180 (John Jenkins Colby Gull Jordan Jenkins Mike F’risby) 4 Panguitch 4:2400 (Tyler Owens Justin Miller Heath Hatch Chad Bnnkcrhoff) 4 x 100 Relay: 1 N Sevier 4809 (Chris McKinley Ryan Heath Twccb Gladwcll Peter Vest 2 Panguitch 4900 (Luke Yardlcy Markay Englcstead Mark Barney Ben Savage) 3 S Sevier 5157 (Danny Nielson Jason Walker Colby Gull Jeff Peterson) DQ Richfield 4802 (Rod Anderson Tim VandeSIuis Justin Jcpson Ryan Hawley) 4 x 800: 1 Panguitch 9:1900 (Aaron Howard Mark Barney Jeremy LcFcvrc Casey Hulct) 2 Richfield 9:3454 Thomas Daniel Hvscll Brandon Sevier 11:0000 Poo Kjar Justin (Kendrick Norman Travis Harrison) 3 N (Ira Mickelson Marsh Dannon Steiger) 4 x 200: 1 Richfield 1:3649 (Rod Anderson Tim VandeSIuis Jeremy Cardon Ryan Hawley) 2 Sevier 1:4299 (John Jenkins Jeff Peterson Colby Gull Clayton Jones) 3 Richfield B 1:4795 4 S 1 ' " Panguitch 1:4860 (Tyler Owens Stcrey Burningham Kenny Tcbbs Steve Hatch) 5 N Sevier 1:5651 (Nate Christensen JJ Miller Colby Corbin Crane) 6 N Sevier B 2:0200 (Jcramiah Forbush Eric Mason Justin Shines Dannon Slicgcr) Co-E- 5064 400 Relay: N 1 Sevier Twccb (Becky Hales Gladwcll Shauna Squires Ryan 2 Richfield 5200 Heath) (Shaylenc Alien Justin Jcpson Aubrey Goodwin Ryan Hawley: 3 5540 (Janac Klein Panguitch Nate Christensen Larisa Decker Matt Tcbbs) 4 S Sevier 5844 (Dcnicc Ellis Kelvin John Shallyn Stcwaa Danny Ncilson) Sprint Medley: 1 S 1:4261 (Brad Winegcr Jenkins John Jenkins Jenkins) 2 Richfield Sevier Malt Jordan 1:4262 (Jeremy Cardon Mark Henry Rod Tim VandeSIuis) Anderson 1:4426 (Brandon Rasmussen Acc Shahecn Jason Sperry Lenny Newby) 4 Panguitch 1:5054 (Mark Barney Tyler Barney Ben Savage Aaron Howard) Distance Medley: 1 Panguitch 9:2979 (Jeremy LcFcvrc Markay Englcstead Luke Yardlcy Casey Mulct): 2 N Sevier 9:4100 (Rhctt Hallows Brandon Rasmussen Jason Yardlcy Klc Rosequist) 3 Richfield 9:4896 (Mike Mills Travis Hyscll David Bush Kendrick Thomas) 4 S Sevier 10:4131 (Matt Jenkins Clayton Jones Jordan Jenkins Mike Privby) 4 x 400 Relay: 3:4448 1 N Sevier Acc Sperry Lenny Newby Brandon (Jason Shahecn Rasmussen) 2 Richfield 3:5757 (Brandon Hamson Travis Hyscll Mike Mills Kadc Bumgardncr) 3 Panguitch 3:5815 (Mark Barney Tyler Barney Jeremy Hcnric Ben Savage) 4 S Sevier 4:0290 (Jeff Clayton Jones John Jordan Jenkins) 5 Peterson Jenkins Richfield Campbell B (Aidan Goodwin Adam Mark Henry Lucas Jones) Richards Larisa Decker) 4 x 100 Relay: 1 Panguitch F 55:39 (Daisy Christensen Burningham McKenzie Marshall Amber Miller) 2 Richfield (Heidi Gibb Julie Hyde 5570 Maria Henry Shaylenc Allen) 4 x 800: 1 Panguitch 10:5318 (Alesha Richards Patricia Howard Janac Klein Amanda Talbot) 2 Richfield 11:0614 (Kim Hawley Aubrey Goodwin Jcanna Young Heidi Harrison) 3 N Sevier Merry Kjar Kassic Christensen Ashley Mickelson Wendy Sperry) 4 x 200: 1 Richfield 1:5479 (Heidi Gibb Jorgina Shaylenc Jorgensen Allen Aubrey Goodwin) 2 Panguitch 1:5613 (Mindy Hulct Amber Miller Bonnie Nelson McKenzie Marshall) 3 N Sevier 2:0877 (Haley Wasdcn Tanya Coons Trcasa Rasmussen Marcy Eppich) 400 Relay: N Sevier 5064 (Becky Hales Twccb Gladwcll Shauna Squires Ryan Co-E- d 1 Shuttle Relay: 1 Panguitch 5232 (Mindy Hulct Frankie Burningham McKenzie Marshall Amber Miller): 2 Richfield 5481 (Heidi Gibb Julie Hyde Miriam VandeSIuis Jorgina Jorgensen) 3 N Sevier 5755 (Ann Braithwaitc Marcy Eppich Ashley MicKlcson Treasa R asm ussen) Medley Relay: 1 Richfield 4:3862 (Jorgina Jorgensen Sara Heidi Maria Henry Crane Harrison) 2 N Sevier 4:5148 (Beckic Hales Audrey Hales Haley 3 Wasdcn Wendy Sperry) Panguitch 5:0377 (S Fullmer Alesha Christensen Daisy Stewart Danny Ncilson) Panguitch Sprint Medley: 2:0512 (Shalaync Fullmer Mindy Hulct Amber Miller Frankie Burningham) 2 N Sevier 2:0513 (Bcckie Hales Marina Larrscn 1 Shauna Squires Audrey Hales) Distance Medley: 1 Panguitch Janac 11:2223 (Larisa Decker Klein Amanda Talbot Patricia Howard) 2 N Sevier 11:4178 Trcssa Ras(Ann Braithwaitc mussen Merry Kjar Wendy Sperry) 3 Richfield 11:5890 (Kim Hawley Jorgina Jorgensen Gina Curtis Jcanna Young) 4 x 400 Relay: 1 Richfield 4:1847 (Heidi Harrison Shaylenc Maria Henry Allen Aubry Goodwin) Elk Deer Permits Capped This Year Big game hunters arc limited to one season this fall as the result of action taken Saturday by the Utah Board of Big Game Control Exclusions were granted for antcrlcss deer and elk and docfawn antelope That means hunters will have to decide whether they want to hunt deer or elk they can't hunt both Buck deer permits arc capped at 97000 and bull elk permits arc capped at 40000 The deer cap was suggested by Gov Mike Leavitt and the board imposed the elk cap due to concerns that deer hunters displaced by the deer cap would potentially flood the general elk hunt All buckbull permits except archcry elk will be issued by random draw along with all other draw permits Application period is May Lifetime license holders must forfeit their deer tag if they choose and draw another bull or buck per5-- GIRLS 2 Richfield 5200 Heath) (Shaylenc Allen Justin Jcpson Aubrey Goodwin Ryan Hawley) 3 Panguitch 5540 (Janac Klein Nate Christensen Larisa Decker Malt Tcbbs) 4 S Sevier 5844 (Dcnicc Ellis Kelvin John Shallyn mit Deer permits will be issued by regional quota based on historical hunting pressure with further breakdown by hunt type ic archery rifle muzzlcloadcr Hunters must select which region and which season they wish to hunt They will be given multiple options for tbe draw ing will be required to select region and season but will not be held to specific season quotas However hunters may hunt only the selected season not all Non-residen- three The buck-onl- y archery season will be Aug 20 to Sept 11 The will be rifle hunt also buck-onl- y The buck only muzOct 22-2- 8 zlcloadcr season was set for Nov 8 but could be moved up prior to the rifle hunt The board approved fixed one power scopes as legal on all muzzlcloadcr hunts including elk and a minimum bullet weight of 170 grains (50 caliber roundball no 45 caliber roundballs) There will be no yearling-onl- y elks hunts this year and there will be no wailing period on antcrlcss elk permits 2-- The elk archery hunt will be with 1000 hunters Sept choice validations no cap The rifle with a hunt will be Oct 40000 cap Muzzlcloadcr season with 300 limwill be Sept ited entry permits on any general season unit without an earlier "bugle" limited entry hunt and 200 on limited entry permits Nov unit season any general Applicants will only be required to submit cost of the single-moexpensive permit applied for plus By Bert Lowry Well it’s all over but the grumbling for another year It being the annual Board of Big Game Control deliberations and decisions for big game hunting in 1994 It was obvious in our local recommendation meeting held in Richfield last week that the flux brought about by the upheaval of the "system" took a toll on the folks who wanted to get involved It seems as if a lot of folks are just taxing a wait and see attitude this year Only one issue seemed to be common amongst all the approximately 50 attendees — predators There was an apparent frustration as many want something done and were told it is already being done or couldn't be done as in the case of the coyote muzzlcloadcr The cougar could only be harvested by the permit holder with the weapon of choice The use of dogs would be prohibited The funds derived from this special permit would be earmarked for predator control only and could be used to fund programs to bring predator species into balance with their prey species Short sweet and fairly simple but apparently not "acceptable" by the powers that be It would be voluntary — a hunter could choose to buy the permit or not It would in actuality not increase the harvest by a great deal (because the chances arc pretty slim for an archer or muzzlcloadcr to be able to harvest one of these secretive animals) and pioneers entered these valleys al- 50 years ago If you are a deer or elk hunter and if you had planned to hunt this year it would behoove you to watch carefully for the big game proclamation When it comes out get one and study it carefully as the "good old days" have come and gone and the good old days wc are living in now will probably not be recognizable tomorrow There are a lot of changes this year and you may or may not like some of them but you will have to live with them You also will need to change your way of dealing with the hunt recommendations It will also pay to learn the names and phone numbers of your regional wildlife advisory board members and the DWR biologists responsible for the deer herds in your area or where you like to hunt or visit The "system" has changed and will take some getting used to but we’ll probably all adjust and be ready for the next changes w hich are just around the comer most 1 Topsfield Tops In City Hoops The Topsfield Lodge basketball team defeated Sevier Valley Communications 58-4- 6 Wednesday to win the Richfield City Men's Championship and end a nine-yea- r title streak In the Recreational Division Roger's Food nipped Coca Cola 7 for the title Roger's defeated d in Newby GMC 55-5- 0 overtime to gel into the finals with second-seede- d Coca Cola Led by Lynn Parsons of Monroe 51-4- The Topsfield team included Kendall Willardson Jeff Christensen Clark Anderson Kendall Cowley Randy Madsen Rich Barton Gary Beck and Kyle Christensen Members of the Sevier Valley Communications team were Lynn Mauri Johnny and Rhct Parsons Mike and Wayne Mills Mike and Joe Dalton and Randy Simkins Sevier Wildlife Sevier Valley Communications built a record of 139 wins and two losses dating back to 1985 Both losses occurred this season and both were to Topsfield Lodge one in league play and the second in the championship game "Lynn Parsons is the person who has teen the driving force in this outstanding wonloss record" said John Roberts Richfield director of Parks and Recreation "He is probably the very best in the state for this type of competition" federation Words from Tbe Wild Side The next monthly meeting of the Sevier Wildlife Federation will be Wednesday April 13 at 7 pm in the basement of the Sevier County Courthouse Wc will discuss the decisions of the Big Game Board regarding hunting regulations for this year We will also review the proposed elk plans for units in our area Gymnasts Qualify For State PRICE — Brandy Madsen nabbed a first place finish at the Southern Utah Tumbling Association competition here to lead 11 members of the Wind walkers in qualifying for the state meet May 6-- 7 Other Windwalkcrs qualifying were Ryan Williams Amber Williams Katie Christensen and Brittney Willardson with second place finishes Also Kaylce Robins third Ashley Nielson fourth Anya Nielson and David Whitmore fifth Lacey Tatum and Loric Watts sixth Lacey Jensen had an eighth place finish Gymnasts placing sixth or better in any one of three monthly meets are eligible to compete at the state meet $2000 Added To Futurity Purses FILER Ida — The Idaho Paint Horse Club will add 52000 to the ursc of the 5th Annual Silver upremc Futurity purses this year The futurities will be held in conjunction with the club's Silver a Aug 6-- 7 Supreme The club added S500 to the Weanling Filly Halter Futurity Weanling Colt Halter Futurity Yearling Paint-O-Ram- Longc Line Futurity and Ve 5-- j 12-2- 2 2-- No one apparently wants to take responsibility for doing coyote control in deer wintering areas and fawning areas An excellent idea expressed by Leo Hovinga which I’d heard during the del iterations this spring was apparently buried somewhere in the process of the system The idea is to sell a $5 cougar permit to any big game hunter who wants one The season would run concurrently with the hunter's big game permit whether it would be rifle archery or even though the rifle hunter would have the best chance there still would be few cougars added to the take It would give every hunter the opportunity to feel like they were able to try to do something to curtail the loss of deer to cougars It would no doubt legalize the few cougars that meet their demise during the hunt only to be wasted And it would provide much-neede- d funds to revitalize the management of this group of species over which man is supposed to have dominion That may rub some folks the wrong way but at least it is better than getting into the mess that Colorado and California are now having by their overprotection or of these species w hich wc here in the west met and overcame every "challenge" set out by one program after another Coyotes lion and even possibly the black bear arc possibly as numerous or more so than when the Two- - Western Pleasure Futurity The show draws entries from Washington Oregon Utah Year-Ol- d Nevada Wyoming and Montana First payments for the Futurities arc due May 15 For entry forms and information contact Butch Wondcrlich 2611 East 4000 North Twin Falls ID 83301 or call (208) 733-140- 7 Will Remove Repair & Install Your Starter or Alternator Faster & For Less Money! 8 st appropriate application fees Priority will be given in 1995 for general deer and elk permits to all 1994 applicants who do not draw any buckbull or permit in 1994 The intent is "if you don’t draw in 1994 you will get a permit in 1995" oncc-in-a-hfeti- i GENERATOR STARTER SERVICE! 5 50 East Center Aurora j 529-787- |