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Show THE SENTINEL Page Thursday, APriM4,i983 2 Hillcrest still unbeaten in Region Two baseball action area's high school went three for three and two for While the baseball teams didn't quite get In a full schedule of action over the past week, they certainly did a lot better than the week before. Hillcrest remained unbeaten In region play, whipping West two at the plate respectively. Mike Spilker and Jeff Fullmer Thursday then edging Bingham 5 Friday; Alta squeaked by Brighton Thursday Brighton In spite of committing six errors, Hillcrest was still able to hold off a late charge by Bingham Friday. Brett Varoz was the winning pitcher, striking out eight. Varoz and teammate Bill Robertson each hit two run homers for the Huskies. Phil McCoy, Gavin Jangard, and Kelly Scott were among the leaders offensively for Bingham. Each team had seven hits. Alta needed three runs in the bottom of the seventh to get by Brighton. Hawk pitcher Mark Geiselmayr struck out 10 in a winning effort. At the plate Todd Handley went four for four, Darrin Long and Kurt Schafer each went two for four, Schafer including a triple, and Pete Morley stroked a double. For Brighton, Jim Kane hit a grand Jordan 12-- each added doubles. Mark Douglas had a single and home run and Darren Jones a single and a double for West Jordan. 2 7-- 13-1- 2; rebounded to stop Kearns Friday; Jordan blanked South 1(H) Friday; and West Jordan 9--2 a lost to heartbreaker on Friday. Taylorsville Looking ahead, Brighton will be at Bingham and Alta at West Jordan Wednesday; on Friday Jordan will be at South, Kearns at Hillcrest, Brighton at West at Alta and Jordan, on Taylorsville; Monday April IB, Jordan will host Judge, West Jordan travels to Bingham, Alta 9-- 7 entertains and Hillcrest, Taylorsville pays a call on Brighton; and on Wednesday, April 20, Jordan will be at home with Tooele, Alta will travel to Kearns and Bingham to Taylorsville, and Hillcrest will host Brighton. Jordan games start at 3 p.m. and Region Two games at S: 30 p.m. allowing only four hits while striking out 10. Hillcrest's 12 runs came off 13 hits and the Huskies added 16 stolen bases. Brian Jones hit a two run homer for Hillcrest, while teammates Brett Varoz and Allen Childs Jordan High's ladies drubbed 9 West in track and field competition held last Friday, bouncing back from a painful loss to Murray the week before. Hillcrest extended its winning 11-2- U.A.G. gymnasts win high honors in regional Two local gymnasts, part of a five member contingent from Gymnasts from the states of Utah of Academy honors earned Gymnastics, high in a Class Two regional meet held in Sunnyvale, California over the weekend. Competing in the children's division, Jacki Allen took fourth the balance beam and floor exercise and seventh in the y uneven parallel bars while points. earning 66.95 Jenny Griesemer, a junior level gymnast, won the beam and floor exercise and was fourth and fifth in the bars and vault, earning second place in the all-arou- all-arou- nd competition with 70.50 points. California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah took part in the meet. The two Utah Academy of Gymnastics the girls qualified for upcoming from Idaho and Wyoming, as well as Utah will be taking part in Class One through Four competition. There will be an admission fee Teams for those wishing to view the meet. Utah Academy's boys team is favorite, regarded as a based on their performance in a invitationals pair of held over the past month or so. Meet organizers hope the event will help stimulate boys gymnastics at both school and club level. out-of-sta- te vppie UPHOLSTERING HOUSE UphoMm of Fin Fumltun 1 51 N. Main. Mid vale national tournament. Coming up this Saturday, the Utah Academy of Gymnastics will stage its first Pinnacle Boys' Invitation meet. Warmups will start at 1:30 p.m. with action getting underway around 3 p.m. pre-me- 561-011- Dobecki, Todd Caldwell, and Chris Harris each had two hits. Brighton got six runs in the fourth inning Friday to break open its game with Kearns. Of the Bengals' 10 hits Caldwell accounted for two including a double and Dave Sabo and Dobecki each lined out a double. Sophomore John Peterson was the winning pitcher. Jordan picked up 12 hits in its shut-oof South, spreading those pretty well through the ut entire lineup. Brad Bryan's double helped spur the Diggers to a four run first inning. Rob Farnsworth pitched all seven innings for Jordan, giving up just three hits. West After falling behind runs in five for Jordan erupted the seventh and had a man on second with the tying run at the plate before the rally faltered. Brad Johnson, Mike Montoya, and Charlie Russom each had two hits for the Jaguars, Russom adding a double. 9-- Shauna One hundred and seventeen athletes, representing 15 Utah high schools, took part in the fourth annual prep powerlifting tournament at Jordan High School Thursday. Host Jordan won four of the nine for categories top individual honors. included Chris Heaps, under 135 pound division, 717 pounds total; Dave Kunz, 150 pound division, 980 pounds total; Rob Farnsworth, 160 pound division, 972.5 pounds total; and Troy Forbush, 190 pound division, 1007.5 pounds total. Second place finishers from Jordan were listed as 200 pound division, Frank Despain, 980 pounds total; and 215 pounds and over division, Robin Adair, 1020 pounds total. Finishing third from Jordan were Troy Thomas, 140 pound division, 825 pounds total; and Jorge Arcelerreta, et streak by dispatching West Jordan also on Tuesday and Bingham gained a solid win over Brighton 69-3- 1 80-4-1. The annual Icebreaker Invitational, the first open meet of the season was held Saturday at Mt. View High. No team points were kept, but a number of Sentinel area individuals earned high places. Another invitational, the Weber State College meet is set for Friday and Saturday in Ogden. Action should get underway at 9 a.m. both days, with girls action on Friday and boys on Saturday. In upcoming duals, Kearns will be at West Jordan, Taylorsville at Bingham, and Hillcrest at Alta on Tuesday, April 19. On Wednesday, April 20, Jordan will host Tooele. Region Two meets start at 1:30 p.m. and Jordan's, in Region Six, at 3 p.m. Jordan had several multiple winners against West, including Karen Mutheriech in the shot put, discus, and javelin; Karen Taylor in the 400 and high jump; Chris Coker in the long jump and intermediate hurdles; and Susan Beckman in the mile and two mile. Other first place winners were listed as Char linn Lord in the 800 and the medley and mile relay teams. addition In Julie Winter bottom was second in the 100 and 200, Liz Schneiter second (5)07 one-tw- at seniors tourney A number of senior bowlers from the South Valley won cash prizes and special awards in the third annual Senior Bowling Tournament just concluded at the Bonwood Bowl in Salt Lake. John Hornbeck of Sandy won top honors in the "B" division handicap with a score of 686 and Bingham High basketball clinic registration open Applications are now being taken for the annual Bingham High Basketball Clinic set to get underway this June 6. The clinic is open to boys fifth grade to high school as of next fall and will be staged in the Bingham High fieldhouse, 2160 W. 10400 S. in South Jordan. It will run through June 24. Morning sessions will be reserved for fifth through tenth 170 pound division, 961 pounds total. Hundreds of fans, parents, and several college coaches were also on hand for the meet. ? in.' grades with specific times arranged for the various age groups during the first two days. For eleventh and twelth grades, evenings on Tuesdays and in the 400, Heidi Allen second and Kathy Lloyd third in the 800, Racheal Bentley second in the 100 hurdles, and Laurell Heder second and Norma Fisher third in the intermediate hurdles. Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:30 will be utilized. Any boy registering can come mornings or evenings for open play. The aim of the clinic, of course, is to help improve skills in the game of basketball, but also to learn the value of team play, to have fun through a better understanding of the rules and sportsmanship, and to set goals reflecting a postive attitude. Payment of a fee is required at the time of registration. For In the Icebreaker, Julie Winterbottom placed eighth in the 100 and the medley relay team of Bentley, Winterbottom, Laurie and Taylor, John Hornbeck Piper qualified for state with a time of 4:34. In Hillcrest's win over West Jordan, Julie Menlove was first in the 100 hurdles and Erickson second, Amy Snyder won the 100, and the 300 hurdles, Jill Jenkins took the 1600 with Jill Peacock second, Camille Phippen was first in the 400 and 200, Jeanene Van Wagoner second in the 400, Menlove second in the 300 hurdles,; Peacock second in the 800. Hillcrest also won the mile, medley, and 400 relays. For West Jordan, Natalie Malkos won the 800 and was second in the 100 and 200, Tiffan King won the 3200, Howell placed first in the high jump, and Tanya Hasson captured first and Greeff second in the shot those more information, contact should interested Bingham basketball coach ext. 217. George Sluga at 254-070- Monday, 5 p.m. News, Display Ads, Wedding Announcements xxxxx Tuesday, 4 p.m. All Classified Ads Dee Larson Dee Larson was tops in "B" division scratch with a score of 574. These senior bowlers won special trophy awards in addition to cash prizes. Other high finishers and cash prize winners from this area included the following : Men's "A" division handicap-Cle-o Snarr, Jack Raymond, and Richard Buchanan. Men's "B" division handicap- - Wib Couch, Hal Harris, and Mike Crane. Women's division "B" Barbara handicapYengich, Faye Case, Gene Bowling, Wilma and Hornbeck, Genevieve Robertson. Doubles handicap- - Art and Venetta Snyder, Wib Couch and Betty Brooks, and Wilma and John Hornbeck. The oldest bowlers in the field of 300 entrants were Fran Brown Hillcrest won boththe medley and 400 relays at the Icebreaker, the medley manned by Menlove, Karcie Brewer, and Peacock and the Laurie Christensen, with Menlove, VanWagoner, Snyder, and Phippen. The mile 400 relay placed second. Other 100. 0 Deadlines put. fifth in the while Icebreaker, the Bolwhann was fifth in the mile and second in the two mile. did not compete Alta in a dual over the past week, but down at Mt. View Kim Nielsen won the shot put, Shana Shann was second in the 100 and third in the 200, Michelle Steward was second in the shot, Mindy Pickering third in the 300 hurdles, April Bailey sixth in the 3200, and Kirsten Aure third in the 800. Alta placed second in the 400 relay and fifth in the medley. earn honors in places included Jean Mills third in the javelin and fifth in the discus, Peacock fourth in the mile and third in the two mile, Brewer sixth in the mile, Snyder fourth in the 100 and second in the 300 hurdles, Van Wagoner sixth in the 400, and Jill Jenkins HV SAILIl placed Local bowlers Jordan for Champions Campbell second, set a school record of 4:30.11, and qualified for state. Sandy Henderson was second in the long jump and fourth in the 100 hurdles, Renae Keiser was seventh in the 300 hurdles with a school record time of 50.38, Jackie Killpack was sixth in the 800, and Susan Crosby fifth in the shot put. Some of Brighton's top Jordan ladies bounce back in dual, invitational trade Glen Evans pitched the distance against West Jordan, the slam home run and Mike with competitors in, the dual Delores were Bingham Bowhann and Celsa Bowman, o in both the mile who ran and two mile, and Lori Ward who was first in the long jump. Bowman went on to win the two mile and place third in the mile of Jennette Erickson, Sandy Harvey, Deann Mousley, and JHS dominates in powerlifting tourney locally Malkos of West Jordan picked up a third in the 800 and a fourth in the 400 down at Mt. View. 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