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Show ' ' ' 'I ' ! J 1 I f t l ; J . T,,1M Brighton, Jordan gain two wins in boys' tennis 5-- 0 Arce-Larret-ta 6-- 1, Friday. Jordan also added two wins, 1 over West Thursday and over South Friday. In Hillcrest's only match, the Huskies won 1 over Alta Friday. Prior to the loss to Hillcrest, Alta had 1 notched two wins, over Taylorsville Wednesday and over West Jordan Thursday. Bingham gained a split, finishing with a 1 win over West Jordan Friday. Though Brighton won all five individuals over Bingham Thursday, a couple were fairly close. At first singles, R.J. Steven's nipped Cory Jesse and at first doubles Brighton's David Boyle and Craig Parry defeated Jason Jack and Shawn Rindlesbacher Also picking up wins for the Bengals were Trent Wignell at second singles Frank Sanchez, third singles, and John Lee and Matt Bennett, second doubles, The same lineup was in action for Brighton against Taylorsville. The individual scores were as follows: Stevens, Sanchez, Wignell, Lee Boyle and Parry, and Bennett, In Jordan's victory over West Thursday, the Beetdiggers won at second and third singles with 3 and Austin Baysinger at first Rhett Puder doubles with Mike Gomez and and Jorge at second doubles with David Eddington and Brett Gardner 6-- 0, 2-- 6, 4-- Alta lost only at second doubles against Taylorsville. Singles players Wallin, Darin Speck, and Scott Pugh won their matches as did the first doubles team of John Day and Eric Gourley. The same lineup competed against West Jordan and the Hawks won all five individual matches including second doubles with Brent Erickson and Pat Holmes. Bingham won four out of five against West Jordan Friday, Jerry Sorenson in a three set tiebreaker at second singles, Craig Bodily at third singles, Shaun Rindlesbacher and Jason Jacks at first doubles; and Dean Ertel and Shane Searle at second doubles; Mike Zuro, at first singles, was the only winner for West Jordan. 7-- 5, 6-- 4 6-- 6-- 0, 6-- 2; 6-- 2; 6-- 3. 6-- 2; 6-- 1, 6--4, 6--3, 6-- 4; 6-- 2, 6-- 6--4; 4-- 6-- 1, 6--2, 6-- 7-- 5, 5-- 0 6-- 1, 6 6-- 1, 2 4-- 6-- 4, 7-- 6--0, 4-- 3-- 6-- 1. 6-- 3, 5-- 7-- 5; 6-- 3; 6-- 0. 7-- 6, 6-- 2, 6-- 2, Arce-Larret- ta Three-on-thre- e basketball on tap at Copperview 6-- 6-- 6-- 1, Community Copperview e Center os organizing a basketball league. All games will be played at Copper-vieCommunity Center starting April 25. The fee is $25 per team, and includes team trophies. 6-- 1; three-on-thre- w Baysinger and Puder were moved into the second and third Coming Soon R.V. Hardware , , THE SENTINEL Dual action sparse for high school tracksters singles spots for Jordan against South and both won, Baysinger in three sets and Puder In addition, Gomez and won at first doubles. In the Hillcrest-Alt- a match Friday, the Hawks' Tony Wallin took the first singles match but it was all Hillcrest after 0 that. Jeff Weichers won at second singles; Todd Rindles1 bacher won at third Scott White and Dennis singles; Pennington took first doubles and Todd Clark and P.J. Collins won at second doubles Brighton High boys' tennis team advanced its league record with a pair of shutout to victories during a weather shortened schedule last week. The Bengals won 0 over Bingham Thursday and Taylors-vill- e I,,,,,, , . . . and Parts Center Midvale Store Only! 7951 S. State Street 255-356- 1 Most of the dual meet track competition over the past week was either rained or snowed out, but the weather did turn nice for the Weber State Invitational held in Ogden Friday and Saturday. Alta probably had the best week of any of the area's six high teams. The Hawks school 8 in the stopped Brighton boys' division and the Alta girls 113-2- won 103-2- 9. Among the first place winners for the Alta boys were Todd Larsen in the high hurdles and the 200, Jeff Davis in the 100, Kevin Arlington in the 800 and 1600, Eric Ulis in the shot put and discus, Brian McCleary in the high jump, Joey Gale in the long jump, Dave Williams in the pole vault, and all three relay teams. Larsen was also second in the 100 and Davis second in the 200. For Brighton, James Smith won the two mile, Rick Pearmain the 400, and John Miller the javelin. In the girls' meet, Alta's top included Michelle placers Stewart in the 100, Mindy Pickering in both hurdles and the 200, Janelle Davidson in the 400, Kirsten Aure in the 800, Qndy Melendez in the high jump, Tonya Booth in the shot and discus, Wendy put Horlacher in the javelin, and all three relay teams. Brighton's Celsa Bowman won both the mile and two mile and Lauri Ward took the long jump. Alta's boys finished second at Weber with 50 points to first place Clearfield's 64. The top finishers for Alta were Dave Williams second and John . Petersen third in the pole vault; Brian McCleary second in the high jump; and the mile relay team second. In the girls' meet on Friday the Hawks were third with 58 points behind Weber and Clearfield. Kirsten Aure gave Alta a first in the 800 and 1600 meters; the 400 relay team was second, the mile relay team fourth, and the medley team fifth; Mindy Pickering took fourth in the 100 hurdles; Janelle David was fifth in the 400 and 200; April Bailey was fifth in the 3200; Sharon Siebold took third in the shot put; and Alisa Whitney was fifth in the high jump. Brighton's best Weber State finish was a second in the two mile from Celsa Bowman. Hillcrest which had its dual with Bingham cancelled, but at the Weber Invitational the boys' mile relay team took third. For the ladies, Leslie Neebling won the discus, Julie Menlove was fifth and Amy Snyder sixth in the 300 hurdles, and the 400 relay team placed fourth. Jordan also had its dual cancelled, but Russell Muir helped make up for it by winning the 800 at the Weber Invitation. Dave Reniker Bingham's finished second to Muir in the 800 and gave the Miners a first in the Kris 1600. For the ladies, Peterson placed sixth in the 800. Ron Wamsley earned West Jordan a second in the 400 meters at Weber, while Natalie Malkogiannis was fifth in both the 1600 and 800. Leslie Neebling, one of the top high school athletes in the state of announced her Utah, intentions to remain in the Beehive State and play for the Lady Ute basketball team, according to head Ute coach Elaine Elliott. from The 5'11'" forward Midvale, chose Utah over Weber State and Idaho. A three-yea- r Neebling scored 1001 career points and grabbed 606 rebounds while playing for Hillcrest High. Neebling becomes the second Hillcrest star in two years to sign with the Utah program. Current Lady Ute Reggie Wright joined forces with Neebling as a prep in leading Hillcrest to two consecutive state championships. In addition to helping Hillcrest win two state titles as a sophomore and junior, Neebling role in a major played 19--1 and Hillcrest's 2 overall records during that span. The Region II Most Valuable Player this year, Neebling scored 16.9 ppg and collected 10.4 rebounds a contest. She hit 48 percent of her field goal attempts and 62 percent of her free throws as a senior. A three-spoathlete as a earned prep, Neebling honors as a volleyball player all four years. She was named all state in volleyball as a sophomore and senior. She also competed for the Hillcrest track grade point average and plans to major in either business or physical therapy at the 'U.' "Leslie is a superb athlete. Her natural ability gives us added dimension and will enable her to develop into an excellent small forward," says head coach Elaine Elliott, ' - Neebling played for Utah's team in 1983. The B.C.I. of Beverly and James daughter owns a 3.1 Neebling Neebling, and fall seasons. For more information, those interested should call Holger Szierzon at all-stat- near-perfe- ct rt More than half of all major transmission problems are due to d transmission fluid. worn out, contaminated or Most major problems can be avoided by regularly servicing your transmission. At Mr. Transmission, we hope that you will heed our warning. To help you save your transmission, Mr. Transmission will (1) Change your fluid (2) Install a new pan gasket (3) Road test your car (4) Adjust your linkage (5) 19 point lift inspection (6) Clean screen for only: over-heate- all-regi- team. 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