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Show provo Crashes Vikings V .. "... . srr i ' r- " i c y; pS k . . -i r . , X - OS , I 1 v , r: v - I y , iJ- 5 , . ' 1 ' J f - ft i -r-lr i - I ' If I : J 4 I - i - . . . - w J I , i ' -. N. . .- - .., t. - l i x - - , I v 1 - s . provo scored a touchdown in each uarter and the Bulldog defense shut L door on Pleasant Grove's high Leered offense for over 44 minutes Lke a 27-6 win last Friday. The victory gave the Bulldogs the Region Seven Championship to go ,-jth their perfect regular season record of 8-0. pG finished at 7-2, in second spot and takes on Springville tomorrow at 2Dm in Viking Stadium in the first round of the State 3A playoffs. Springville took third spot in Region Eight. The Provo game, a contest that looked even on paper, was won convincingly by the Bulldogs. Provo left no doubt as to which team in Region Seven was the best. Sean Covey got the Bulldogs on the score board early with some fine passing and a one yard touchdown run. t was Clarence Hofheins, the Bulldog mini-back, who was a one man Viking wrecking crew. Hofheins made tackle after tackle that had Viking ball carriers and receivers checking where the mighty mite line up. John Holt, Provo running back, rushed for three touchdowns on runs of 16, 29 and 41 yards. The Vikes were able to avoid the shutout when Byron Biggs ran nine yards to score with less than four minutes left to play. Brian Tobler set BYRON BIGGS, fine tailback for the Vikings carries the ball in Provo game. (58) is Fine Unga and (61) is Darin Wynder for the Bulldogs . ..... ' 1 i up Biggs run with a 36 yard pass to Craig Hilton. Springville Game Tomorrow's game, the first round of the State 3A playoffs, should be a good one. Springville has a fine tailback and an outstanding middle linebacker. The Red Devils lost to Provo in the season's first game by just a touchdown. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. in Viking Stadium I I i V 7h' 'rJ -iU- t u , -:&rA ' ' . - ,-mr - -r ;- "I . : ' . . ;,' r- ; " i i " , ,y. " M. . ., w , ' MARTIN CLEMENTS takes snap during Flag football game. Photo -John Hill , t - - ! ; Cose: Wendy Anae By JACK HILL I Tlle case of Wendy Anae vs the 1 Utah High School Activities Association Associa-tion could have long range effects on high school sports in Utah. Wendy came to Utah in August from Hawaii. Her mother, a teacher, . got an exchange with a teacher in J ingville; an arrangement of trading jobs and homes etc. Since Wendy is a talented athlete, her Parents inquired as to "which school had the best girls athletic program . ' ' , Jhey were told, "Mountain View." told them this is not known nor is ''important to the case. Thinking they were following the 'es, the Anae's lived for a short e in Orem, before moving to vlapieton, their intended place of j idence. Wendy enrolled at Mt. f View. I The issue is, does living in an area i r a short time satisfy the residency remem for eligibility to par-llc'Pate par-llc'Pate in high school sports. The curt case will determine this, "hy the residency requirement? "ne and circumstance have shown "a some coaches, if given the op-PWunity op-PWunity will "recruit." Those who er to know claim that Wendy was ; recrmted' by both Provo and "'untain View's girls coaches and "en Mt. View won, Provo blew the j w 'stle. Maybe, maybe not. rm )the residency requirement is i "le(1 out, expect talented athletes to j swamped with calls and visits ' aiM1 Sme coaches trying to get the al"'ete to attend their school. ' taracohial schools do it all the j ,e-B Y' High was guilty of this and , Memorial still does it. H " endy's case, she comes from Priv3." where a stro"g system of earl Schools dates back to the , white settlers. Athlete are andihted' by these Privale schools J , eir athletic teams reflect that in WJ,1(t records. Pracr l-he Anae's did is accePted I thev m Hawaii and tney thought y were following the rules in Utah, iminating the residency to ,henl would be a serious blow athu6 inlegrity of high school I, 7 tlcsinUtah. her n 6ndy g0 to Springville or let t lothi- 6ntS move t0 0rem- Tnere's ) wrong with the present rule. bkeeP and strengthen it. |
