Sports Thursday, July 13, 2006 The Gunnison Valley Gazette Page 4 Babe Ruth Utah South Champions Mark licnline/Gunnisoti Vallev iiazette Th'e Lion's Club horseshoe tournament during the July 4th festivities was well attended this year. Both spectators and participants enjoyed the games. We are proud to announce the winners. We had some good participants this year, but John Mogle took first place, with TJ Christensen in 2nd and Clint Anderton at 3rd. Monies from the event goes to the Lion's new pavilion on the southwest corner of the park. To all of the participants, we thank you and hope you had a great time, see you next year. Pictured above is Rex Brown. The 14-15 years-old Gunnison All-Stars went to the Babe Ruth Utah South Tournament last week in Panquitch and came home as the champions! The Bulldogs are coached, by Dr. John Jackson and his assistants Fred Harris and Rohn Jensen. The dogs lost early in the tournament to a tough Mesquite team but came back to defeat Beaver and then Wayne County 18-3. This put them back in the championship game against Mesquite. In the championship game, the dogs played great baseball and came out on top with a score of 7-0. Jace Anderson, son of Mark and Deah Anderson, played a great week of baseball and was named the tournament MVP. The team now moves onto the Babe Ruth Statewide Tournament held in Taylorsville. Their first game will be Saturday at 5 p.m. "Nothing makes a person more productive than the last minute." -Unknown toriica Jensen/Courtesy Above: Front row left to right: Trevor Madsen, Alan Boore, Xavier Jensen, Heston Neal and Shaun Gubeli. Standing: Coach Fred Harris, Bryant Davis, Head Coach John Jackson, Matthew Harris, Coach Rohn Jensen, Jace Anderson, Max Sanders, Bradley Jackson, Will Park and Tyler Jensen. Right: Jace Anderson, Tournament MVP. The other Gunnison All-Star teams also played this past week in Panquitch but failed to qualify for AllState. The 11-12 year-old's •Subscribe to the Gazette Only * 2 5 * per year! . Name I Address_ P.O. B o x State • Scouting Mews! came close with a 3rd place finish. Congratulations to all the players and good luck in the State Tournament! _City _Zip_ * Outside Sanpete County * 3 0 per year. I X^GUNNISON VALLEY • Gazette P.O. Box 143 Gunnison, Ut 84634 hristmas In Mark Hemine/Gunmsoii azette The Cub Scouts of the Gunnison 2nd Ward, troop 564, went swimming this week to work on their Aquatic Activity Badge. Natalie Peterson, den leader, is pictured with scouts Logan Clark, Darren Wegener and Bo Burrell. • * The News is Sponsored by Rasmussen Ace Hardware ACE Paints Sporting Goods Whirpool Appliances 528-7513 The helpful place. 435 South Main • Gunnison ;ratt ~ Paints 99c per Bottle Qweatshirt Fabric $2.99 yd.* All Fleece 20% off! AssorfecP JSilks & Linensl $2.99 yd. All Flannel 20% off Reg. Price Precious Moments 20% off 'Cheater Quilt $4.99 yd. 90"-108" wide Check out our new Floral Prints! Closeout Ribbon 5c yd. Outdoor NOW PLAYING dt Jfie Catum Stwc Jfteatte PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN DEAD MANS CHEST Plgying: Through July 2 0 Prices good throughout fhe month of July while supplies last! Rated PG-13 Staring: Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom & Keira Knightley New Summer Time hours! Mon-Thurs = 7:30 pm nightly Fri&Sat=7pm&9pm National Opening! Biggest Hit of the Season! j^onyjTQjuesdayjnght bargain special- Ticket Prices $5.00 - Adults $3.50 - Children under & Senior Citizens Lace 6 Yards for$1 LL Bean Denim Quilt by the yard $9.99 yd. Just Bind or Hem ^Furniture Fabric^ iUV&84ain Resistant] .$3.99 ydv I I I