WEST VALLEY VIEW g Thursday June 23, 1983 Two Legion Victories - Judge Players Give Wedding Present SALT LAKE. A and some heavy hitting against one of the top Valley American Legion pitchers boosted Judge to two victories here during the week. The wins were fitting wedding presents for Judge Coach Bob who was married DePasquale, Saturday at the Cathedral of the Madeleine. Because of the wedding, DePasquale was forced to miss Fridays game against Highland. Lucky he did. Judge gave up an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh and lost Other than that, the week was good for Judge. DePasquale was back on Monday when Dan Auer fired a against Brighton in a 1 win. Last Wednesday, Holladay hurler Val Sundberg was the victim of a attack as Judge captured a 12-- win. In addition to striking out nine bat- ters. Auer also had a 3x3 day at the plate. His first hit came on a bunt after Sean Skamnes had led off the fourth with a walk. Judge then loaded the bases when an attempt was made at third on Marty Biljanics sacrifice bunt, but it was too late. One run crossed the plate on a single to right by Rudy Chong. A second scored on Paul Barbieros suicide squeeze and the third on a sacrifice fly to right by Shawn Rod-maJudge added an insurance run in the seventh when Auer singled and eventually came around to score. 8-- Highland 8, Judge 7 4-- 5 Judge 4, Brighton baseman Barbiero apparently wasnt in the vicinity of the bag on the deciding play in the seventh inning of Judge's game against Highland. The score was deadlocked Highland had a runner at first with one out when an infield grounder was hit. The ball was fired to Barbiero at second. He relayed it to first, but his throw went awry and bounced into short right field. The umpire, meantime, had ruled that the runner at second was not out, that Barbiero hadnt tagged the bag while possessing the ball. And when the ball bounced into right, the runner came around to score with the winning run. Highland had led 3 going into Second 12-h- it 1 7-- Auer wasn't as sharp as he might have been, but he was sharp enough to keep Brighton from notching a hit. He walked five batters (one walk led to Brightons only run) and received help in the form of two good defensive plays by his teammates. was preserved Auer's with one out in the seventh when Ric Trentman made a long run to the left centerfield hole to haul in a fly. Two innings earlier, third baseman Rudy Chong made a diving catch on a line drive. 7-- the seventh, thanks largely to a three-ru- n homer in the fourth by Brandon Burt and a two-ru- n shot in the second by Keith Lopati. Judge rallied in the seventh, tying bases-loade- d the score on a one-ou- t, double to left center by Brad Knell. That drove in three runs after Rod-ma- n had made it 4 with a runscoring single. g singles in the first by Rodman and Trentman staked lead against Highland Judge to a ace Nathan Nelson. But Highland came right back against Pat Baker, lead. eventually building the Judges other run came on a double by Rodman. Bakers performance had its good points and bad points, as did Nelsons. Baker struck out 11, walked just three and surrendered just six hits. But two were long balls. Nelson retired 14 batters on strikes and walked just two, but was still touched for five runs on an equal number of hits. Rodman had three of those. 7-- Run-scorin- 2-- 0 To Coach Sundberg drove in Holladays first two runs with a bases-loade- d single in the second. After that, however, the game belonged to Auer, who third innings posted Judge to a big early lead. Singles by Trentman, Skamnes, two-ru- n Knell and Auer, plus a two-ou- t, single by Barbiero accounted for the first quartet. The second foursome crossed the plate on singles by Rodman and Trentman, an error, a bases loaded walk and two runscoring fielders choices. Judge wrapped it up in the fifth when singles by Knell, Auer and Chong produced two runs; two more came home in the sixth on base hits by Rodman, Trentman and Knell. finished with a coercing Holladay into sending numerous groundouts to the left side of the in- Judge 12, Holladay field. A solo homer by Dave Murray also accounted for one of Holladays runs. Trentman and Knell were both 3x4, Auer was 2x2 and Rodman 2x4 in the attack against Sundberg and reliever Randy Miles. 12-h- it trouble getting his breaking ball over the plate, so he had to rely on his fastball. Judge jumped on it, sending him to the showers (a rare destination for Sundberg this season) in the fifth inning with his club down 10-Four runs in both the second and - 11-- 5 flte Vmut&i . . . with an eye for the little things Newly-name- d supervisor in engineering analysis. He holds a bachelors degree in mechanical engineering from West Virginia Tech and a masters from the University of Utah. project engineering manager for the Trident II development program at the Bacchus works of Hercules is Frank Beavers, 747 Labrum Ave., Murray. In his new assignment, hell -p- be responsible for solving technical Safeway Stores, through a joint corporate and employe effort, have contributed $39,686 to the Easter Seal Society of Utah, a figure the Society labels the largest donation in history. activities were carried out by the various warehouse, plant, district office and store employe groups in a program paralleling Safeways 50th anniversary. Joining in, Safesay said, were brokers who sell to Safeway. The employe association contributed $26,168 of the total figure. developmental problems of the program, labelled D-in Hercules records. Beavers, who joined Hercules in 1962 at Cumber-- ; land, Md., came to Utah a year later and in 1974 became a group j 5 rowler-- Fund-raisin- nun cmcnDi g Cyprus 7, Murray Funding Noted For Road Plans trouble only in the second inning when a walk, an error and singles by Clint Forrest and Dave Howe produced a pair of runs that cut a 0 Cyprus lead in half. Cyprus struck for two runs in each of the first two frames of Murrays Lawrence Roybal. The first two came without benefit of a hit on three walks and an error. In the second, Joe Gallegos, Todd Christiansen and Roland Marquez had base hits. Cyprus added three runs in the fourth on an error, a Marquez single, a hit batsman and a two-ru- n base blow by Rich Hardman. Jones, who walked only two, struck out 11 enroute to the impressive victory. Bingham 12, Cyprus ty. Updates were given at the following locations, accorang to WFRC spokesman Mick Crandall: - Redwood Road, from 3500 to 6200 South, project to widen road from two to four lanes is estimated to cost $3 million in 1984, instead of The sloth bear, found only in In , $1.5 million in 1984 and $1.7 million in The Utah Department of dia and Sri Lanka, is nearly 6 feet '1985. tall and weighs 300 pounds when Transportation would prefer to do the final sections of project as one fully grown. contract. - West Valley Highway, from to 2100 South. The funding needed in 1983 to construct a short segment on the north side of the 2100 South Interchange has been reduced to $371,000 from $500,000. - West Valley Highway, from 2100 to 9000 South. Environmental impact statement is estimated to cost $50,000 in 1983, while preliminary engineering and right of way work in 1986 and 1988 is expected to take $1 million each year. suborn Free Parking n 2 4-- 8 From Page 3A, Col. 6 ) the inning with a single and, with one out, Lambert stroked a base hit. Chapman struck out the next batter, then walked one. A single by Laufer lead and gave Kearns a one-ruanother was tallied on an error. Then Mitchell tripled to clear the bases and he and a teammate who had walked scored on a second single by Lopez. Jackson stroked his second homer of the game in the sixth and Laufer singled and scored on another Murray error. ( Pitcher Wayne Jones baffled Murray on five hits Friday, getting into MURRAY. Explanations of three road projects that will affect residents on the west side of the valley were provided by Wasatch Front Regional Council spokesmen this week. The projects are part of the 1983-8Federal Aid Urban Program - a proposal that was approved by the County Council of Governments on June 2. The program includes about $24.9 million in funding proposals for federal highway improvements throughout the unincorporated coun- characteristic West Jordan good sport- As it was, the Taylorsville shortstop scored three times, twice living on errors. It was a strange contest. Kearns struck for three runs off Taylorsville starter Evans in the first inning. A two-ru- n triple by Gordon Jackson was the key hit. With the bases loaded and nobody out and three runs across, Kearns proceeded to hit into two plate putouts and a pitcher-to-firthird out and Evans survived the inning. Spotted three runs, Jimmy Mitchell proceeded to yield four runs in the bottom of the inning. Craig Vargo doubled, Evans tripled and Troy Kay singled for the key blows. Kearns tied the score in the second on hits by Carrington and Lambert and a Jackson sacrifice, but in the bottom of the inning, a Littlewood single a Vargo triple and an Evans single gave the lead back to Taylorsville. No one scored again until the seventh when Mitchells single brought home the tying run. It looked like extra innings until the error and the play at the plate. Both teams had six hits. Jonny Walker won the game in relief of Evans. Mitchell went the distance for Kearns. st LEAGUE 12-- Urbon Projects 6 error. and the game after five it was went on. Hardman enjoyed a 3x3 effort at the plate while Gallegos and Marquez had two hits each. 7-- Kearns smanship, Dallin later asserted that Littlewood wouldnt have scored at all had he not climbed aboard on an Cyprus Squad Stuns Murray MAGNA. A victory over Murray was sandwiched around a pair of lopsided losses for the Cyprus American Legion team during the week. Cyprus stunned Murray 2 Friday night after losing a disheartening 20-- 5 decision to West Jordan last Wednesday. In Monday action, Bingham bounced the Magna squad 7, Kearns Coach Steve Dallin argued the call. And the Kearns fans backed him up. But no umpire is going to change his mind on a judgement call. Mike Littlewood, racing home base hit by from second on a two-oDarren Evans in the bottom of the seventh appeared to be out when Rob Lambert fielded a throw from outfielder Glen Carrington, but Littlewood lunged for the plate and the umpire ruled that Lambert missed the tag. With 5 Holladays Sundberg was having Play Taylorsville r, 3 In Legion six hits and struck out 10 while yielding only one walk. The major part of the damage was done in the first inning when West Jordan got three of its hits, a fly ball was dropped in the outfield and an infield error let in the last of five runs. The victors scored another run in the second and one in the fifth. Skinner singled home a run in the third and a pair scored in the third without benefit of a hit. Lefty Steve Estey controlled Kearns on four hits. 7, Kearns 4 Cody Skinner did his job on the mound, but his teammates let him down in the field. Skinner scattered 3 Binghams Dee Stephens tossed a at the Cyprus five-inni- one-hitt- His team spotted him a seven-ru- n lead in the bottom of the first on three walks, a pair of base squad. hits, an error and Brian Orrs grand slam home run., io Cyprus scored all three of its runs in the third on a pair of walks, a wild single by Chrispitch and a two-ru- n tiansen. In last Wednesdays loss to West Jordan, Cyprus was forced to play the full seven innings. West Jordan struck for five runs in the first, but Free Admission OPEN EVERY THURS.-FR- I. & SATURDAY 10 TO 7 -- mm NOON TILL SUNDAYS 10 TO 6 WEATHER SUMMARY i JUNE 5! 2 DRINKS ONLY i 2 HOT DOGS! i SVJAP-171AL- L 4100 WEST 4700 SO. 966-523- 8 WITH COUPON VENDORS WELCOME! 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