Uintah and Bingham Qualify Eleven Wrestlers for State Tourney
Uintah and Bingham earned eleven wrestlers to compete at the 3-A State Tournament at the University of Utah's Special Events Center in Salt Lake City. Readouts list fourteen fighters by weight and place across Uintah, Bingham, Pleasant Grove, and Jordan as they pursue a ninth state title for Uintah under coach Dennis Preece, amid a history of state titles in recent years.
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Tony Sievecs
Mat Mevelon
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Jeff Homer
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Dennis Preece
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Vernal Rod and Gun Club hosts round robin trap event
The Vernal Rod and Gun Club sponsors a statewide trap shooting round robin with 75 targets per week over three weeks. Registration days are February 27 March 6 and March 13 at the Rod and Tian Club. Finalists head to the state finals on April 17 with weekly trophies and open to all ages and genders.
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Vernal Ladies Golf Association approves new rules
Twenty members met February 16 at the Masonry Temple for a ham luncheon and monthly gathering. They approved new golf rules to govern the group and noted dues are due before the April Ladies Golf Association action, with payment possible at the next two luncheons.
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Nets and Spurs Trade Turmoil Shakes ABA to NBA
The piece traces 1970s Nets trades and draft moves, highlighting Larry Kenon and Mike Gale to San Antonio for Swen Nater, Rich Jones, Kim Hughes, Chuck Terry, and Bobby Warren, then notes Erving’s departure, Archibald injury, and Nets’ slide amid 1977 draft strategies and late 1994 performances.
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Tiny" Archibald
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Uintah Utes to host Carbon Wednesday basketball game
Uintah High School hosts Carbon Dives in a midweek boys basketball with varsity at 7:30 p.m. and junior varsity at 5:45 p.m. The Utes seek to rebound after a 89 to 52 loss to Box Elder and a 5 14 season mark, while Carbon, led by Max Cunningham averaging about 19.6 points, recently beat Uintah in Price and sits in fourth in its standings.
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