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per game After leaving the Jazz Hardy played for Anchorage in the Continental Basketball As- sociation and also played some basketball in the Philippines Swimmers receive awards FARMINGTON — Members of the Roy Stingray Swim Club were honored Saturday at the awards banquet of the Utah Swimming Association for Long Course held at Lagoon In the girls’ division high point individual honors went to: ages six and under — Diana 1st place ages 11 and 12 — 15 to 18 Stephanie Mencimer 4th place ages Karin Schanzle 1st place (Schanzle set four records in the regional meet in Tempe Ariz — IS: 0340 92550 1500-mete- freestyle r 400 freestyle 4:3709 800 freestyle 400 individual medley 5:2335 lst-plac- 50-met- e the all-sta- er team were: Dutson Melissa r Mencimer Todd Meyers Kendell Michels Leslee Nielson Schanzle Kip Twitchell Jan Woodbury Lance Youngberg McMains Amy Zidow and Mike Zidow Coach John Whipple and assistant coach e Betty Symonds guided the team to a showing in the state meet 3rd-plac- Harrisviiie softball champ IIARRISVTLLE — Marsh Construction is the champion of the Harrisviiie mixed one pitch softball tournament 4 in the The team beat to the take first championship game place k was in second place and trophy Hancock Car Wash won the third place trophy Perry Kunz was named the Most Valuable Player among the men and Shawm McKnight took the same honor among the women Both are members of the Marsh team and both won awards for hitting the most home runs during the tournament Two players Scott Walters for the men Mitch Baptist for the women had the most hits during the tournament Results of Monday’s games: k 4 Marsh Construction 18 5 Hancock Car Wash 4 k 10 Marsh Construction 4 Marsh Con4 k struction 7 Carb-a-Drin- 7-- k Carb-a-Drin- Carb-a-Drin- k Carb-a-Drin- Carb-a-Drin- Carb-a-Drin- k Carb-a-Drin- Layton organizing league LAYTON — The Layton City Recreation Department is currently organizing an adult men’s basketball league Games will last one hour and will be played on Tuesday evenings beginning at 6 pm at the Layton Armor' The program will run for seven weeks and trophies will be given to the first second and teams The entry fee will be $104 dollars with teams being given first priority Each team may have two out of town players but out of town teams will be used to fill out the league The entry fee must be paid at the Layton City Recreation Department 437 Wasatch Drive in order for the team to be registered to play All team members will be required to wear team jerseys For further information call the recreation Monday through department office Friday from 6 am to 5 pm third-plac- e in-to- 376-345- 8 Mixed golf event planned LAYTON — A mixed couples Chicago golf tournament will be held here on Sunday Sept at the Valley View course The tournament which will have morning tee times is open to all interested golfers and a current UGA handicap card is required of all tourney participants Entry fee for the tourney is $8 per couple plus gree fees Entries are due by Sunday 6 Aug 30 Reservations or further information are available by calling the Valley View' pro shop 1 or by calling John George at at or Marlene Lund at 773-181- 376-854- 8 479-835- 3 Valley View lists winners LYTON — Winners have been named in nine best back nine best front the golf tournament held here Tuesday by the Valley View Ladies Association Tourney winners were: Championship flight front nine — Lynette Lund 40 back nine — Marlene Lund 47 First flight front nine — Audrene Yates 47 Coca-Col- a ST ob 000 120 000 003— 6 Cobell lb H 001 002 000 00- 2- 5 Hemdon r h 5 0 ab 11 bi t h Tmplin Dtlone lb c Haiey Joan Titus 53 Second flight front nine — Debbie Lewis 56 back nine — Eleanor Redden 59 Lynette Lund Marlene Lund and Audrene Yates also qualified for this year’s UGA Tournament scheduled Sept 11 at the Logan — Country Club The Valley View Ladies will stage a nine-hol- e throwout tournament next Tuesday with a pot luck swim party at the home of Audrene 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eligible to play and the player fee will $4 3 HBF— eor By 20 a— 26 325 ab Word If Engie rf ynn Mejias Cncpcn Foser Buhner ab h bi facher 4 Modnn Goown 2b dh 3b 4 4 Butia c 3 Hrbek Foedo lb 3 2b Winfield H Wotson lb 12 0 dh 0 0 0 RJcksn dh Rodngz c 0 2 1 Foo 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 0 0 0 Den ss 0 0 1 4121 3 t h bi 0 10 0 2 0 0 10 0 10 2 0 0 0- 4 4 4 4 10 10 0 10 4 2 0 3 0 0 rf 4 0 0 32 0 7 000 000 — C 0 If rf 3b Knight Nc!on c Oesrar 2b 2b Indstcy LoCoss p p ph Moskou jKfrdy Poe Vail 0 B'own 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 2 0 4 0 10 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 I B 1 ss p pn p 2b Dawson cf Whie cf Coder c Mills 10 4 3 33 3 9 3 Total C2I 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 6 Romos c 0 0 0 0 rf C'amort 2 0 11 Francon rf 10 0 0 Milner 3 0 10 lb Leo p 0 0 0 0 Pamish 3fc 2 0 0 Waiioch 3b 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 ss Spe er 2 0 0 0 Sondrsn p C C 0 Huon lb Tota1 31 9 9 9 for the Hooper Farm 4845 S 5900 W WP— Joduon The rodeo will be held at the Hooper Park Sept 7 with an afternoon show’ at 1 pm and also a 7 pm performance The rodeo will be open to amateur riders as well as children in breakaway roping and calf riding events Entry fees will vary so for more information contact Richard Widdison T— 218 -- 26110 Sondersn W7-- 4 Lea National loCois to 2 berers m 1 40 A— 40162 picd Lea T— 2 Las Angeles 4ih WP— loCoss EAST 2 Roy football has openings ROY — The Roy City Recreation Department needs boys ages 13 to 15 to sign up for Wasatch Front Football in the weight division by tonight or the department will be unable to field teams in that division There are also six vacancies in the ages 10 and 11 weight division which will be filled on a first come first serve basis will take place this afternoon from 4 Sign-u6 City Recreation pm to pm at the Roy 5 is available at office More information 155-poun- d Tuesday's Gomes Chicogo 4 Son Dgo 3 Montreal 9 Cincinnati 1 Alamo 12 Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 9 Pittsburgh 7 QUALITY AUTO REPAIRS AT BARGAIN PRICES!!! 90-pou- p 825-160- Mystery tourney winners ROY — The Roy Elks Golf League held a blind partner mystery tournament on Tues- day at Royal Greens Results were: 1st Harriet Salas and Duane Waters 2nd Shirlene Scuimbato and Jim Kessler 3rd 4th Beverly Alberts and Larry Whitney 5th Marcell Elinore Geiger and Dick Taylor Uffelman and Ray Moss 6th Joyce Raymond and Ken Workman 7th Jo Kessler and Sid Johnson Golfer scores second ace RIVERDALE — Brad Thornton scored his e on the par-- 3 Lakeside second course at Schneiter’s Riverside golf course Monday The Ogden golfer hit a pitching wedge 60 yards into the No 3 hole He was golfing with Stacie Chadwick PLEASANT VIEW — The White Barn Ladies Association held a beat the pro tournament Tuesday with four ladies bettering the pro’s score Janice Carlson Mary Dickamore Terri VanBeekum and Maxine Williams all exceeded the score of 34 without handicap shot by White Barn pro Kelly Woodland Journeyman Mechanics All Latest diagnostic Equip Fast dependable repairs 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Charleston Philadelphia — Manager Dallas Geen was suspend-sNanonol Leoaue indefinitely by Pittsburgh — Signed pitcher John Conoekxia to contract Bosketball Demott — Signed free agent forward Carlos Zunga conlroct '0 a multi-yeNBA — Named Alex Sochere director of inlormaion placed sofry Heyward Hinton on Harry Sydney — Sgned 31 30 4) Pet 646 538 500 424 409 343 GB Tampa Bay — Woived kicker Jami Rove'o Washington — Obtomed tigtit end Gregg MrC ’ and wide receiver Jonn Flovd bom San Diego for cVr” choices released punier quanevbock Me Krk’anc wide receiver Kenny Harrison running sock Ricky C'O -and Iinebocker Dave Grot piocea tgnt end Phil Dean ImeoocBer foney Be guards Ron Saji ond ond Iinebocker CXentm cowry on inurea ese'ce Hockey Calgary — Signed let wing Carl MokOsCk ana Rezoraot centers G'anl r Soccer NASL James Hordy to NORTH NFL Exhibition Standings American Conference East Miami New Engkna NY Jet Buha o Bohmcr Cincinrxjn Cleveand P'“s Burgh Houston AMERICAN — Nored Jonn Taraley nock and country cooch Bill Newmn heod ocsxemall Named — Morgan S'ara Sm SOCCER LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Full Round (All Time EOT) (Best Minnesota vs Tulsa :oadi Football Adorno — Released detersive tackle Edgor Fields iinebocker Robert Pennywell ana wide receiver Mvxe ploced cornerbodt Roilcnd Lawrence on inured lji2 Smiti 913 reserve Bahmore — Woived defensive end Grey Felds Don Pet QB Tinning bod Mrk Baiiey oeraive tod e 007 Jonnson wide receivers No Johnson ond Ron Jo'raon 783 Defensive bod Trent Bryant quarterbod Jay Venuto 516 Id 508 ld''2 and offensive todle Kjr Pierce Chicago — Ploced quarterback Tim Clifford ana 359 25 comerDad Allan Ellis on injured reserve Cmarnoti — Waived detersive lineman Mie Wh-tlineoocxer Andew Melon-tre- e wide receiver Ahon Alexis guard Billy Glass plocetader Rex Roomson safety Dorrjl Whte Hgh end Benjie Pryor ana running do:x Hubert Smpson ploced running bod Sonoa Sanoc on inured reserve Cleveland — Ploced safety Lorny fnpery ana aera ockl Joel Paen on injured reserve released iinesncx-- r Charlie Hall nose todle Ron Simmons saty Aut--y Imesocker Jo-- n Beomon puwer-sofrJoe Resnc Mohrmg guad Randy Schleusener aeteraive tede Marcus Jocxson detersive end Dean Praer ond he ogents Sam Mills and Dome Neison Dallas — Re eased receiver Terry Eison Tineoocker ond defenAngelo King defensive lineman Pat sive bod Ken Miller ploced lineBocker Bill Roe on mured reserve Denver — Waived lineboder Greg Bracehn wide receiver Larry Brunson detersive toon Laval Shod tackle Arland Tnompson defensive end Ken Times center Carl A’len comerbad Steve Trimole kicker Mike Korvos ond wide raoiver Pat Walker ploced wide 'eceiver Jimmy Robinson on miurad reserve Green Bay — Released iineoocker Dewey McCain ““and running bok Vickey Ray Anderson ploced wiae receiver Ron Cassidy defensive bod Wylie Turner and Iinebocker Paul Rudzirak: on insured reserve Houson — Waived wide receiver Danny Buggs and kider Ml Capece Koraas Cry — Waived quomeroock Bob Gaglcno 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