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Show July 9. 1980 Payo Sun Chronicle, Sun Times, Ben Lomond Beacon, Clearfield Courier , i I THIS UNIDENTIFIED softball nowadays - . - y. catcher and umpire give no indication that girls is anything to joke about. West Point III took a 7 i I Sporfsfaculor 4r. victory over the Tough Tigers in this outing, Chatterson, pitched an inning of relief pitchn y to a victory over Sunset last week in locoi yets Photos taken by Keith Duncan t i JtwsG pflsim ihma a a Girls softball in the Clearfield, Sunset area continues with hot competition. With only a couple of weeks to go the outcome is still uncertain. A win or loss in some cases could mean a championship, a tie or settling for 2nd place. The pressure is going to go right down to the end the results at this point can only be speculated. In the Jr. High League the Blue Jays are undefeated with a 0 record. Triple S is a close second with 4 wins and 1 loss. The standings for the other teams are: 2 Rockets Pink Panthers 4 6 Warriors In elementary action the Tough Tigers lost their first game last Thursday, but are still in first place with a 1 record. Close behind are the Powder Puffs and West Point III tied for second place with six wins and two losses. Wins are critical for each of these teams in the games left to play. The rest of the League standings Games and scores for the last two weeks of play are as follows: Jr. High League June 23 Blue Jays over Pink Panthers 19-- Triple S. over Rockets 10-- June 16-- Rockets over Warriors Blue Jays over Triple S 25 6-- June Panthers 30 7-- Triple S over. Pink Blue Jays over Warriors 7-- 5-- Pink Panthers 2 July Warriors over 12-- 0-- 7-- are: 6 Sunset Cougars West Point II 2-- 2-- 6 Elementary League June 24 Tough Tigers over Sunset West Point III over Cougars 13-Powder Puffs over West Point II 13-June 26 West Point III over Sunset 13-- Tough Tigers over West Point II, 14-Powder Puffs over Cougars 5-- 4, 8-- July 1 Sunset over West Point II West Point III over Powder Puffs 13-Tough Tigers over Cougars 24-July 3 Powder Puffs over Sunset 10-Cougars over West Point II 11-West Point III over Tough Tigers 14-- 8, 7-- 7 Youngsters compete in Olympics The Clearfield City Little League officers would like to express their appreciation to the many businesses and individuals who have helped to make the 1980 Baseball Season such a success. Without everyones help and support, it is im xissible to provide the program we all want for our children. A special thanks to the following businesses: Recreation The Clearfield Department is proud to announce local winners at the annual Davis Co. Jr. Olympic Championships, held at Davis High School last Wednesday. Participants qualified at the local meet before going to this county competition. The day was perfect for a track and field event with great weather and high anticipation. Events included: Run, Jump and Dodge, 50 yd. dash standing broad jump, softball and baseball throw, 20 yard one foot hop, shuttle run, and cross country and relay races. Youngsters from all over the county participated to make these championships a big event where competition ran tough. In their age groups the winners from Clearfield were: Robert Henderson 3rd cross country, 2nd 50 yd. dash. Clfd. Kentucky Fried Chicken Stephenson Realty Pioneer Mink Hunsaker Paint Chandler Drug Clearfield City Council Wed also like to express to the coaches, players and other volunteers our heartfelt appreciation for all of your long hours and dedication to our players and program. Weve had a good season and as a league we have been happy to serve and enjoyed a season of learning, growing and fellowship. Thanks to all and see you next year! Clearfield State Bank A and J Floorings 2-- 2-- Officers express appreciation Blocks Greens Country Store Manuels Pier 3 Utah Ceramics, Inc. Bicycle Rodeo to be held on July 1 6th Clearfield Recreation Department will be sponsoring another special event Wednesday July event. Its open to anyone able to ride a bicycle, and best of all its The free! The event will be a Bicycle Rodeo held on the Wasatch Elementary School playground at 10 a.m. will also be on hand to conduct a demonstrate bicycle skills will be the object of competition for this special bicycle safety inspection. Bring your bikes and come and participate in a Bicycle Rodeo! 16. Games and activities that The Clearfield Police Department Shelley Leake 1st 50 yd. dush. 2iid Run, Jump and Dodge 3rd cross country. cross Sheri Waggoner 1st country, 2nd 20 y.rd one foot hop. 1st 50 yd. dash Missi Pearce 2nd. Softball throw Bracken Larsen 2nd baseball throw. 50 yd. dash. Casie Waggoner-2n- d, 2nd cross country, 3rd run. jump and dodge. Douglas Fryer 1st standing broad jump. Gayle Leake - 1st standing hioad jump. 2nd Shuttle run Mike Gary Gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded to the winners With everyone putting their forth maximum efforts 16 medals were won by the twenty youngsters that represented Clearfield. Clearfield to host baseball tourneys Recreation The Clearfield Department will be hosting this years major and senior Little League Tournaments at Baseball Fisher Park in Clearfield during the week of July Teams entered in the major League Tournament will be representing Little League programs from Clearfield, Sunset, West Point, Clinton and the Randy Russell Baseball League in Ogden. Games will be held on Diamond A starting at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. July 14 to All-St- 14-1- I N.F.F.L sign-u- p r teams Senior League will be representing the Clearfield and Sunset Little League programs and Clinton Games will be placed at the Fisher Park lighted diamond each night at 8 p.m. With no games being held Tuesday. July 15. Some may be planned lor Saturday 19th. So come and see the best July youth baseball players in the area compete. For further information call the Clearfield Recreation Department at July All-Sta- 18. s day-game- 825-047- nearing for Clearfield Recreation The Clearfield Department announces that all youngsters ages 8 to 15 and weighing under 155 lbs. interested in playing in the W.F.F.L. football program must register between Mon. July 14, and Thursday, July 31, at the Cleartieta Recreation Department located at 934 S. 1000 E. during the hours of 8 a.m. or and 9 p.m. a birth certificate blessing certificate must accompany all registrations tor prool of age The fee will be $25 per participant with $5 being refunded at the end of the season when all equipment is retur ned. Physicals will be held July 31 and p.m at CHS new August 7 from gym. For further information call 825 5-- 0476. July 4th winners named Clearfield, appear; ready for what ever might be thrown her way. She represents the Tough Tigers. CARYL SNOW of TT tion. Division to sponsor bird commemorating week either is this one. She leads the team who claimed victories over Sunset and the Powder COACHES ARE NEVER satisfied and West Point III Puffs last week. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will be commemorating For the Birds Week in Utah by participating in a bird exposition at Cottonwood Mall, Salt Lake City, on July 11. Live birds will be part of Divisions display. Division officers will be available to answer questions about all species of birds in the state. In Utah, there are 291 species of nongame birds, 23 species of raptors, 13 species of upland game birds and 23 species of waterfowl. How Utah citizens may help all species of nongame wildlife in Utah, including birds, by checking off a donation on their income tax refund, will also be explained. ARCHERY PERMITS TO GO ON SALE On July 16, deer archery permits will go on sale at Division offices and license agents throughout the state. These may be obtained through the end of the archery season, September 1. Archery elk permits may be obtained only from Division offices on 15. July The Clearfield Recreation Department had a busy day July 4th as they participated in and sponsored contests and events in connection with the Independence Day Celebration. The day started bright and early as last minute preparations were made for parade entries. Representing the Clearfield Recreation Department in the parade were their Drill and Baton teams, clown, class enthusiasts, Little League Baseball and W.W.F.L. football participants. After the parade, Central Park in Clearfield was the setting for the games and events run by the recreation Department for the rest of the afternoon. The Family Freedom Fun Events was a course of different games open all afternoon. Points were earned at each event and totalled when completed. There was a Candy Guessing Game as part of these events. Other contests were run at half hour intervals, these included: Crutch race, nail driving contest, balloon stomp, cracker eating and whistling contest and an adults singles horseshoe tournament. Winners in each age group were awarded ribbons. The day was full of sun and fun a perfect way to celebrate the 4th of July. Winners were: Fa mily Freedom Fun Events Six and under 1st Patrick Ronalder; 2nd Angie Livingston, 2nd Brandon Widicker, 3rd Joey Cargile. 13 and Older 1st Brenda Wilson; 2nd Ron Wilson; 3rd Jessie Mills; 3rd David Mills Seven to Nine 1st Chris Jit'll 2nd Ryan Hawthorn: 3rd Alton Johnson 1,1 to 12 - 1st Trina Ford. 21! dnao Jnlh in! Weaver, 2nd Cvn'h Peanut Pierce 3' .y fierce me Jen nv Candy Guo uu:-Jolley got it r i c MMit Crutch I Cooper Team; 2nd lion ,.e McBride lean: 3rd Mike Wells Team Nail l)i iv ing Five to Seven Yrs 1st I otiuy Szumski: 2nd Patrick N ddor Eight to 10 st Justin Perry, 2nd Mike Weaver; 3rd Scott Warner. 11 and Older 1st Joev Reese, .i d Buddy Ford; 3rd Ron f ord Balloon Stomp all 1st places-ToBlandi. Missy MeMair.s Tommy Benedict, Michael Wills and dusjui 1 Young. Cracker Eiduig and W histling ( oldest Five and Under 1st Juslm Hill. 2td Craig Aldous: 2nd Jody Miller, 3rd Brett Sartor. Six and Eighl Yrs. is' Jimmy Gardener; 2nd Luke Ha ks. 3rd Patrick Ronalder. Nine to 12 1st Ramlv Page, 1m Mike Erickson, 1st Dale Mills 13 and Older 1st Annette Sartor, 2nd Shauna Bennett; 3rd Bonnie McBride; 3rd Yvette Erickson. Adult Singles Horseshoe Tour nament 1st Carl Baker; 2nd Boh Hawthorn; 3rd Chuck Bird |