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Show Review -- Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1988 -- Page 12 at stall, Region 8 championship . ... hth Uintah The match was . t the Utes winning fM decisions to make the Following the Ree H those who qualify w;i " k High next weekend for the State Tonight in Vern:.l the Pleasant Grove wrestling team will try to defend last year's Region 8 Championship against favored Uintah and Spanish Fork. PG came away with last year s crown by the narrowest of margins in the State's best wrestling region. The Vikes edged Uintah 182 to 181 with Spanish Fork a strong third at 178. Cody Atkinson and Damn Henry are returning place winners from last year's Region 8 tournament and both are favored to win their noiahtc tnmnrrnw. sSrFTthTvikesbut ?nan8 team tourney, strange things CTbuiltuPar.ead bSev earned bac within five mafches The Utes won two to go. take the win home to he final two to Vernal. Wnners for pr, were Julio Atkinson, Damn Cody US and Casey Cluff with Jason Brackenbury getting a draw. s '' r '''' ; v I I "' 1,. Who's winning this tug-of-war?- ... Jack Hill was named Most Entertaining Player in the Donkey Basketball Game and led the faculty to a 6-- 4 championship win over the senior boys. (Photo by David Flinders) WOLP alone in first place . : mn over SKYllne Industries. On Monday, January 25, m men s fastbreak play, SouthamWar-burto- n Aluminum went up against a Skyline team and pulled out a victory. Scott Fairbanks and Mark Atwood combined for 28 points and 22 points respectively for SW. Skyline's K.T. Colton put 13 points on the board for the This game generated 14-- 3 point plays, ending up 88 to 61. The upset of the evening came when Tri-- L Concrete defeated the Kinsmen, 78-6- Dave Lamoreaux nailed 27 points on the board for Tn-- L His team mate, Steve Patton, hit 12 of 12 from the free-thro- line. High point man for the Kinsmen was Dave Spainhower with 24. In the final game of the night, Walker OilLindon Precision took a close one from Steve Clifford Motors, 55-4- The "big guy," Garth Hansen, scored 17 points. Mark Haggard hit for 16 points for Clif-ford's group. On Tuesday night, Steve Clifford Motors came back and netted a win over Christensen's, 82-5- Mark Haggard tickled the net with 26 points while team mate Rob Church scored 20. Dave Farnsworth and Ken Robinson hit for 16 and 13 in the losing effort. WOLP scored an even 100 points LynnHigham put 16 pointe on the total, 45 Garth card out of Skyline's man or WLP Hansen was high with 24. All but one of WOLP s players were in double figures The concluding game matched Tri-- L Concrete and Intermountain Soft Water. The Concrete fellows notched another win, 64-5- Steve Patton and Karl Ford scored 22 and 20 points for Tri-- Matt Norman hit for 18 points and Adam Taylor netted 17 for ISW. Pleasant Grove Parks and Recreation appreciates the teams and their players for making the league fun and challenging this are getting the year The spectators best their dollars don't have to buy! Men's Fastbreak Basketball through W L Walker Oil Lindon Prec. 6 0 Kinsmen 5 1 Tri-- L concrete 4 2 Intermtn. Soft Water 4 4 Steve Clifford Motors 4 4 Christensens 3 4 SouthamWarburton 3 5 Skyline Ind. 1 7 ... ,WWy...IIUIIIWWWWW.11 WMyjjK;fe Jazz and Pacers are tied in league In the seventh-eight- h grade Jr. Jazz headline game of the day, Ryan Thomas of the Knicks duelled Robbie Mayo of the Celtics as they each carried the offensive load for their respective teams and battled for a share of second place in the league. Mayo with 14 points scored two more than Thomas who had 12, however, the Knicks picked up the slack for a slender 29-2- 4 win. The Jazz and Pacers continued their undefeated trail for first place as they both used to rid scoring and tight defense to stifle opponents last Saturday. The Jazz, led by Erik Jacklin with 23, was almost a one-ma- n wrecking crew as he outscored the entire Suns team. His offensive effort was one of the top for the year. The Pacers in their win over the Lakers were led by Scott Giles and Travis Ewell with 14 points each. In another game, which saw the Bulls hold on to a second-plac- e tie with the Knicks, Tracy Smith scored 22 points for the Bulls as he led them to their fourth victory in five outings. The highlight game of this Saturday's schedule will see the Bulls and Knicks battle it out for second place, while the following week will see the Jazz and Pacers lock up what could prove to be game of the year. It was announced that Pleasant Grove will have five tournament spots in the District Tournament to be held in Lehi the latter part of March. With that many spots open, the league and post-seaso- n tour-nament will hold a lot of opportunity for those teams having a slow start to come on strong at the end of season play. The Tournament slots will be awarded to the top five finishers from the post-seaso- n league tournament to be held the third week of March. Standings Grade Jr. Jazz Boys Team W L Jazz 5 0 Pacers 5 0 Knicks 4 1 Bulls 4 1 Celtics 3 2 Bucks 3 2 Cougars 2 3 76ers 2 3. Rockets 1 4 Lakers 1 4 Spirits 0 5 Suns 0 5 Results Bulls 38; 76ers 34; Jazz 34; Pacers 42; Bucks 30; Knicks 29; Cougars 29; Spirits 16; Suns 19; Lakers 22; Rockets 13; Celtics 24. itA K L Jim Weiss 75 Tax Tips For 1987 through , employed individuals mZV 25 of the cost of theX health insurance even if J not itemize deductions restrictions apply. s Two of the most vestments today (i? basically left untouched V tax reform) as Single p Deferred Annuities Premium Life Insurant allows investors flexibii,,,' d compound;; interest. 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Researchers conducting the study believe that the reduced risk of heart-relate- d deaths was due primarily to the elevation of HDL (high density lipoprotein) cholesterol stimulated by the estrogen. HDL is the "good cholesterol," a protein that removes LDL (low density lipoprotein) cholesterol or "bad cholesterol" and keeps LDL cholesterol from depositing in the smaller blood vessels of the body. Little Mountain Grapplers win The past two weeks have been filled with wins for the Little Mountain Grapplers. In wrestling three dual meets they came out on top in all. Against Lehi the Grapplers had 21 wins and 6 losses. With Provo they stole the show with 19 wins, 3 losses. And against the Super Cubs of Orem, a regular rivalry, the Grapplers won 22 matches to Orem's 15. Team members are Kyle San-derson, Brad Atkinson, Jeff Atkinson, Daymon Swensen, Michael Swensen, John Jacob, Brian Blain, Mark Blain, Dallas Gates, Trevor Laycock, Clinton McFadden, Lance Brandow, Chad Anderson, Mitch Stevens, Gave Craghead, Burke Craghead, Luke Nehring, Rocky Smart, Regan Smart, Aaron Hilton, Zack Hilton, Tyler Alldredge, Scott Alldredge, Brett Atkinson, Jay Weight, Colby Atkinson, Ted Butterfield, Alton Archibald, and Josh Schrader. Thanks to Reas McFadden for coaching and practicing with the boys. |