Bear River High School - Bearfax (Garland Tremonton, UT)

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BASEBALL Hardball artists look forward to a winning season in the hope of avenging past defeats Coached by Dick Green, 1971 baseball squal mem- bers garnered enough runs to win two out of five pre-season games and win three out of nine league encounters. Malad fell twice to the Bears in pre- season play. During the regular league schedule Riverite hardball artists defeated Logan, Roy, and Intermountain. Classy grey and red uniforms added real sparkle to the clubs. Ray Timothy won the outstanding batterfs trophy with a batting average of .385. Jeff Shumway received the nod to play in the Boys All-American All-State game. Returning lettermen included Lyle Poulsen, Dusty Sorensen, Eddie Shaw, Ray Timothy, Roger Green as BR team mainstays. PRE-SEASON GAMES Bear River ... ....... 8 Box Elder .... Bear River ... ..... 9 Malad ...., .... Bear River ... .. 1 Ben Lomond ... BearRiver... .. 4 Malad....... Bear River 3 Davis f5 LEAGUE GAMES Bear River ... ... 2 SkyView ... Bear River ... .. 7 Logan ..... Bear River ... .. O Bonneville ... Bear River .. 7 Roy .... Bear River... .. 7 Weber Bear River ... .. 2 Ben Lomond ... Bear River ... .. 5 Intermountain ... Bear River . .. .. O Ogden ...... -'yy Bear River ... .. 1 Box Elder .... . - auf - E I I E E E ll ,..1.1, : kl'-l: . x iii? K . -rll ., . . 1 . A A isis. rrr s ' a 1 7 7 . i. 'os' i'r' -Q ' t'ii i i'isi s A 'Y as g V -,L- Q. K E -g K . if - 1 K 1 1 ' ' N 5 -. . g g '...11.1L Q ' g ..7..i'f .,, . 1 5 I y A 55 ls Q I K . it . -is 'f'3 me . 3' Q i as Q -. rt .... .:.., P .1 f' 'E 12. , X ' E' , A' s rrssrisi - i he 1 1 7 . ' '1 ' X . A . A T., 2'- ' 'C T ,.,.,.,,, i rsf. ...,Q Lk 1 , 2 A Q .- 3 V- ,L 1 V A I K .. S. ,iy ig V h 2 G Te 3 A 3 iy- - 1 N 9 ' , ' , -7+ f 'il ' A ' MQ , V , f-' - l ' W -' Q 3 s t,ss . . J. . M 1 . i . :ssr - -tr f tli . ss,..r ., ill ' Q' ' EW . W A M gs Z.. 4 7 . ' a s tittri . A G . . K ... will ' i- t:'ii ' B fc .wi fi Q W g . , .R Sq, , ...six x s, L K 3 A , V -fig g rx Sw . S ,FXQM N ' A t. .... me . J X .av A BASEBALL-ROW ONE: T. Miller, R. Wood, S. Belnap, B. Lish, E. Shaw, D. Sorensen, R. Green, C. Hurd. ROW TWO: K. Oyler, R. Timothy, R. Anderson, A. Williams, D. Mortenson, D. Nelson, B. Chadaz, C. Hawkes, Poulsen, Mr. Green.

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' B3 5? .1515 MI OR SPORTS Miscellaneous spring sports add activity for athletically-minded students of Bear River Golf, tennis, cross country, and a school intramural program rounded out Bear River's sports program. Although no tennis meets materialized in 1971 because of bad weather, a full schedule hit the calendar for 1972. Golf enthusiasts, coached by john Garfield, played and won two non-conference matches with Preston but in eight region sessions, Bears failed to win. Three Riverite players gained medalist scores: Brian Hales at Roy, Doug Morrison at Bonneville, Brad Fillmore at Preston. Cross coun- try runners won no meets. Open to all students, intramurals attracted participants in touch football, ping pong, tennis, handball, with w'inners receiving trophies from Coach Don Petersen, adviser. TOP-Working out basic techniques of tennis matches, Rodger Callister, Dell Stokes, and Brent Larsen awaited competition. GOLF SQUAD-FRONT: I. Fronk, D. Austin, B. Hales, G. Sim- mons, K. White. THIRD: 1. R. Christensen, R. Christensen, 1. Fronk, L. Hunter, B. Lansford, R. lohnson, S. Weiler, I. Garfield.