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Show s f f April 19, 1978, Page CLEARFIELD COURIER, WOODS 1 S I Clearfield owns third place in Region One baseball, just one game behind Bountiful and Bonneville, who have identical 1 records. In action last week, Clearfield had big wins over Layton, Viewmont and Weber. CLEARFIELD 7 LAYTON 6 Layton came up with four big runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to tie the ball game and send it into extra innings. Mike Arrant relieved Glen Abeyta in the seventh, and shut the Lancers out in the eighth and ninth innings to get the victory. Scott 5-- A Camp lists needed If youre an owner or operator of a private campground in Utah, the Utah Travel Council wants to know about you. The Travel Council is developing a new campground and recreation guide and plans to list all the private campground facilities in the state. Several Pat Vier took first place against Layton with a leap of POLE VAULTER ir6". f' ' 1 1 t home run and Hartung hit a two-ruCraig Adams came up with two hits to lead the Falcon batting power. CLEARFIELD 8 VIEWMONT 3 The Falcons beat the Vikings 3 on six hits, by capitalizing on a rash of Viewmont errors. Scott Hartung led the hitting with two singles, and Adams, Gardener, Bird and Arrant each got hits in the game. A heavy down pour hit the field, just as Mike Arrant was striking out his ninth Viking to end the game. CLEARFIELD 7 WEBER 6 Glen Abeyta was called upon to pitch to one batter in the last inning, with two men out, and the bases loaded, and Clearfield leading 7 to 6. He got the man out and the Falcons beat the Warriors to take sole possession of third place. Matt Miller tripled and singled in the game, Mike Bird tripled and Scott Hartung got two singles to help the Clearfield cause. On Tuesday of this week, Clearfield was scheduled to meet the league leading Lakers of Bonneville. The once beaten Lakers are the only team to have beaten the Bountiful Braves, at this writing. A win over Bonneville, and a Roy victory over Bountiful could put Region One into a mad scramble for the pennant. Team Standings to April 17th: 8-- Clearfield delivers a strike beat the Warriors BRAD MUIR of the Weber game. The Falcons in 7-- weeks ago the Council sent a $ 1 ' ' f questionnaire to private operators requesting information on their facilities, but the response to date has f been slow. In order to list available facilities in the new guide, we would like to hear from operators by April 21st, according to Utah Travel ) I' Council Director s Clearfield High Schools level soccer team continued (heir undefeated nine game winning streak Information Ken Kraus. Saturday Otherwise we will only be able to list names and ad- C3 ati3 M v.-- j 1 rnuiLam V SCOTT WALLACE Clearfield High. In addition, says Kraus, the Travel Council must update its list of sanitary dump sites, facilities that are particularly important to visitors driving recreational, , vehicles or pulling trailers. fj , All responses,. :inquirie&:,, 3 other, information, shouhL be addressed to Ken Kraus, ,, , Information Director, Utah l Travel Council, Council Hill, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114. 4 rtj i Jan :cn 4t Ji V i Is when Clearfield downed Brigham City dresses. t it City 13-- Even though Clearfield dominated the game from the start, the score remained close until the second half at Then they gave their best performance all season and scored 11 more points in the last 20 minutes of 0 in play. Clearfield is now 2-- 9-- cleared the bar at 6'6" to set a new high jump record at 65. Javelin Mile Run Mile Relay Long Jump Pole Vault Discus 2 Clearfields staring lineup for offense is Able Narvaez, Russell James, Jeff Staples and Anovdeth Voravong at forwards. At halfbacks are Phil Douglas, Alan Ragen and Dave Crabtree. The defense is comprised of Soloman Pupunv, Louis Wunderlich, Mark Mitchell and Nick Tovar at goalie. Other players include Alvin Hansen, Ned King, Carlton Rosengrant, Blair Jenson, Dave Bateman and Wyatt Cole. Their captains are Nick Tover (defense and goalie), Russell James, (forward) and Jeff Staples (offense). Clearfield is coached by John Mills and Phillip George is their manager. , tossed Scott Hartung Got rosults from tho classifiod ads the javelin 1829 just five inches behind Meier of Cottonwood, who took first place. Jeff Trussell took sixth place in the 220 yard dash with a clocking of 24.4 seconds. CHOICE (OHO MEET RESULTS Mile Run 440 Relay 440 Dash 330 Int.H. Shot Put 880 Relay Medley Relay High Jump 220 Dash American Youth Soccer Organization steel curtain (AYSO) play. Their defense now has six shutouts and have allowed only five points, while their small but potent offense has scored 35 goals. Hall-Capit- Clearfields Scott Wallace set a new record in the high jump at Clearfield High School, when he cleared the bar at 66. The old record, set by Danny Gardener in 1965, was It was the oldest record in the history of Clearfield High School. 120 H.H. 100 Yd. Dash wil mural mg -- A Now record so? in ClnlS high jump EVENT fie TIME HOSE NOZZLES 15.4 10.1 STRAIGHT TYPE 4:52.6 45.5 51.3 42.1 PISTOL STYLE Adjustable nozzle 514 Selector knob controls spray bom tine soM 2:07.7 3:56.0 machined 66 Adjusts from fine spray to brass. 22.1 1975ChrycbrCcrdcba 1660 10:30.4 3:36.8 quipped, yellow wblock to, block leather interior, a beautiful car. List $439 202 116 1976 Datsun 1418 Vt Lil1 Hustler nice condition. List $3695 ton, tesoM sold . . . Brass- - stream. (3) Fully 58" CORDLESS el zinc body. (4) . WEED EELTED RACIAL GARDEN HOSE Will? gw $4400 Belted bin radial hose with heavy cover that resists abrasion, wear and weather. (128) No blades...nyfoH Ins cuts swath. 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