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Show Review-Thursda- y, October 14, 1982 -- Page 11 J$!iS Mumdmlbu)Mt ' x I '" I s ' I ! i 1 I 1 I 1 J t ' 1 - . i ""X 1 Mont Mecham rode in the flag car to present the colors on this final day of racing at Roundabout. The proceeds from today's event were donated to the Dan Peterson School for the Handicapped in American Fork. Drivers in each class saved their best driving and Troy Davis increased his class record to 19.74. Marty West retained the record in the Limited class at 18. 1 1 and walked off with the Hi Point Championship, Best Looking car in his class, as well as having won the Mid-Seaso- n Championship. His Mom had bought him a which said, It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am,' on the front and "A.J. West, "on the back. What a fantastic year for the West team. John Sheely drove the pace car and Stacy Mitani was the queen for the trophy dash awards. Alex Oosta-vee-who had a sizeable lead for Hi Point in the Stock class took an easy win the dash. Norm Rhodes took the trophy dash after the lead changed twice with West on the final lap. Corinna Rhodes took the first of three wins for the day in the Teen Stock Class, and second overall in the points for the season. Grant Leonard ran away from the pack in the slow Stock heat with Troy Davis stepping up from the Teen class and battling thru the pack to second place. Rick Oostaveen was third. Ernie Oostaveen did a fantastic job of driving Gary Davis' car to the win in the Limited class with Norm Rhodes taking second. Kris Sweat took a slight edge in the fast Stock heat over Alex with Doyle Gram third. Corinna Rhodes couldn't be touched all day and took the win in the heat with John Jackman, second and Jeff Miller, third. Eleven cars came to the line in the stock main. Alex took the win with LeAlma Rhodes second and Kris Sweat third. Ernie Oostaveen once again took the lead in the Limited Main event, but Marty West took the lead after four laps with a display of power and skill. Norm Rhodes was second. Corinna finished the day with the Teen Main win, John Jackman was second and Jess Gram third. Eagles have graciously donated their facilities for the Roundabout awards banquet to be held Nov. 6 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Sports-manship and Hard Luck awards both went to Don Willingham who, against all odds, has continued to make each race and give battle each . week. Rookie awards went to Danny Park in the Teen Class and Doyle Gram in the Stock Class. Best' Looking car to Marty West limited class, Doyle Gram stock, and Jess Gram, teen stock. Hi Point award to Marty West limited, Alex Oostaveen stock, Troy Davis Teen stock. Class records to Alan Longman, stock class; Troy Davis, Teen stock and Marty West, limited class. Final event of the day was a combined powder puff event. Hope Cantrell won the Limited and Lori Williams won the stock class. A' special thanks once again to Pleasant Grove City and all those who helped ; in any way to make the races possible for this year. A round of applause for Liz Willingham, track manager. Ninth grade Vikes over Timp 32-1- 4 The Ninth Grade Vikings rolled over Timpview 32-1- 4 Friday in the seasons final Cougar Conference if, ) game. ml Shane Ortega returned the open-i- j ing kickoff 70 yards to start the scoring and Deon Bezzant kicked the point after to give Pleasant Grove an J early lead. When the Vikes were later forced to punt, the Timpview return man fumbled and Ortega picked up the loose ball and walked into the endzone. Bezzants point after kick made the score 14-- Timpview picked off a pass in the second period and returned the interception for a score to cut PG's I lead to 14-- 6 at the half. Chad Maxfield, Shaun Jacobsen and Jim Debenham scored Viking ,a , : v - , s . . : . r-- . ..... , - - . x . . i ' " : , . . f ' , Jii m CHAD MAXFIELD turns the corner for a big gain in a recent ninth grade Cougar Conference football game. Number 76 is Scott Beagley. Maxfield will be a key cog in PG's playoff game Saturday morning at either American Fork or Mountain View. Photo - John Hill touchdowns in the second half and Timpview added one score to their total. With the win PG closed out league play with a 6-- 1 record and in a three way tie with Mountain View and American Fork. A coin toss was held and the Vikes won. Mountain View and American Fork played each other yesterday after press time and PG will play the winner of that game Saturday on their field. Saturday's battle for first and second is scheduled to start at 9:00 a.m. The winner of, Saturday's playoff will play the Southern Division winner next week for the Cougar Conference Championship. The Second place teams from the North and South will play each other for third and fourth place in the conference. t ' . ' '. ."V .. ': ...:.'.; ? ; ', I DAVID PREECE tightropes the sideline for a touchdown in a Wednesday night sixth grade flag football game. Number 11 is Randy Mayo and number 7 is Carry Carter. Preece scored on this the final play of the " game, but the extra point try which would have tied the game was stopped short. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades play Wednesday evenings at Battle Creek Park and the fast paced games are exciting to Watch Pho'-Jac- Hi" r Cross country action Provo edged Pleasant Grove 28-2- 9 in cross country action October 5. Mountain View was a distant third with 60 points. Ken Colyar and Andy Mingl placed 3-- 4 with Robby Gray, Mike Fisher and David Maughn coming in 6, 7, 9. Colyar was just six seconds behind first place winner, Chuck Bennion of Provo who ran the three mile course in 16:21. 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