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Show I'll-. is. Hit il SpqRTS Pleasant Grove softball team earns fhreejiTOiBwiris By Dean Von Mevvct ',.(. In ' 1 1 1 -.?.!.. i.: '' l.-i-it -. i-. k, t!..- l'- i -(inivi- 'ik !,'!. t:. M r.iiiiht j'. in. i-i ( ):i :.r 2". tin- Vilu:.-. v.-,:. ;. ; . tin- ( injiii i 1 1 ' I'lcai.int inr. . ; i lic-)Mon 7 pi. iv .it i i ::. ' ' it 7 " w in ovi-r ti-1' ' Ti(;cr-i. I In- ir. i:..' i i ! i. ul lln- w-.-k v.i.h .i 1" " w in ;i t hull. i- u'. i-r t Spruicvill.- K.-.l I).-. iN KiClit .lit . r tl..- u::i al ( (Ivmpui, 'ikn.;; ( " ii (. -J' '! WiImhi .i.i id, It w .ii .i u'rt-.it way fur in to ( omi- li.n k lifter the Inn to -"II 1-i-t Tluiriil.iv W l.-.ini.-.l th.-hard th.-hard way in tin- l'.i-'.n gallic not to n lax. It v. .n a j;imhI Icirinii); cxpi-ni-ni tr lis." In the top of tin- fir-t innini;, .Ii-nnif I lnir.-t"n .kcoiimI the fir.it run, but pilchcr .)i-ni S.ilinonil the n lii-lil I'lcasant (Irovc'i N-.id to 1 0 until tin- third inning. That round opc-nrd with .lana Si i-i ni-ckirt .nnlni into ccntcT Alter Sahnoiid :.. 1 I! ;r:T .- d .; I:. :.. ... ., ( i S :. :r.: 1 1 (,r- : t ) :..;t t.'.r V. .-..:.. dr.n f,r t i . ..- .I a do 'ouble from n V.k: .-.-r run I t. .i- u:: l'.- :.. r So-vi!!.- ..-!. i t:.-T. t:.-T. :.i:.i ci.i tk in th- third. Tn.it .r.- I'ir.i-.i.'.t (irove a ih.i.-.n- to pick up ariotii. r run I r- ( )1 ynipus could t on tl.f .-con huard. n fAo fourth-inning outs. Thur-ton iiiu-h-d in Steim-i k'-rt. C.-ntcr fielder Sarah l.viM.m's lnti-rci-ption of a Hartjrovi- fly hall set the -t.ijr for a shrinkage of the Viking li-ad in tin- bottom of tin- lnnuiL,'. The fourth's lower half unfolded with Katie Shields Mn'lin into left. Before 1 mtr. Lindsey Smith joined her on base through a walk. The Viking gut the next ...!:::.-:;.! walked S-mirup. The Wa'.k ;u:ck!.V resulted in the Vik:!i" loading the ba-es on one out. Amanda Ciord-n .-in'leil Soiuirup in. but that was the only run thiat Pleasant (.'.rove could make in the inning. On two (.nits in the bottom bot-tom of the seventh. Shield smiled in two runs, pivins: the Titans a chance of least forcing an eighth inning. Scoville struck out Smith to end the game. In the contest against Qrem. Hartgrove had a great day at bat. She went 4 for 4 at the plate. Meanwhile. Scoville hit a double and triple for the Vikings. Pleasant Grove oi the 0: d a triple from ckei-t. . n took a 2-0 load m -.o top of the first. Pleasant Owe answered with a five-r five-r n r-"v in the bottom ot t'-e inr.i'n. The Tigers cut -'e had to 5-3 in the top oi :'-e turd. but the lkings scored a run in the bottom of the inning. Pleasant Grove scored its seventh run in the bottom if the sixth. O'-em tnmmeci . l.-.n-l m 7-., in the sev enth, but couldn't get any closer. In the win over Springville, Gwilliam hit two triples and a double to power the Vikings past the Red Devils. Thurston and Hartgrove ;o tripled for Pleasant u-ove. Sondrup added a run to the winning Tbp Vikinsrs scored 10 of their runs in the ;t three innings. nocint l.rnvp VISltS Lone Peak tomorrow at 3:30 and Union on t nctay at aU Gr liome cause. all fir; p 311' i.m. 1 V p. 3 p.m. Photo by Dean Von Pleasant Grove's jennie Scoville beats the throw to ond base in a contest with Olympus March 25. 1 r' i r PG tennis wins two Ban9ers pen with Nevada ! The Pleasant Grove Vikings won two straight tennis matches last week. At Provo, Pleasant Grove won 4-1 March 26. Thursday saw the Vikings win 3-2 on the Spanish Fork Dons' home courts. While the scores for the March 26 matches weren't available, Viking coach Mel Schetselaar said, Wyatt Gage and Tyler Healey won their singles matches. "Our No. 1 singles player Ben Wilkey was the only one who lost on the 26th," he said. For the Provo matches, Pleasant Grove's No. 1 doubles dou-bles team consisted of Carlson Taylor and Mike Wilkey. Jesse Wilde and John Lodee played on the No. 2 doubles team. Both doubles teams lost their matches to Spanish Fork players, but Schetselaar said Pleasant Grove won all three singles matches. The Vikings will host Lone Peak on Monday, then visit Timpanogos on Tuesday. Matches begin at 3 p.m. Photo by Kent Davis Mindy Bishop makes an attempt in the long jump at Mountain View on Saturday. Vikes place at meet Several members of the Pleasant Grove track team placed in events at the Utah High School Track Coaches Association meet at Mountain View- March 30. Michelle Bishop took second sec-ond in the girls' 300-meter hurdles and eighth in the long jump. l.elis Fotu took fourth in the discus and shot put. Pleasant Grove finished sixth in the l.HOO-meter relay. Misty Porter finished sixth in the 400-meter run. On the bovs' side, the Vikings' 3.200-meter relay team took fourth. The squad's members included Steve Duncan, John Bradshaw. Vern Walker, and Cam Gurr. Viking coach Leo Biggs said, "We're looking on today's meet as an educational educa-tional one. not a competitive one." Pleasant Grove will spend tomorrow and Fridav at the Timpview Invitational, Invita-tional, then compete in the Utah County Invitational Tuesday and Wednesday at Mountain View. N. v vir . . ; .1 j ... mx$ i-AJ'm Photo by Dean Von Memmott Viking John Bradshaw runs a leg of the 4 X 800 relay at the UHSTCA Invitational last Saturday. Gene Carson (NO longer with Gene Harvev iiieo ine retirement oame. Bl o Go." He's back where lie starts rent Brown Chevrolet and Buick (U$ed to be P.E. Ashton) Pi'OVO, Utah 373-9500 Plus he is teamin with his son Sean Carson Cell: 372-4414 , i - V " ' t is Brent Brown Chevrolet-Buick Brmroyvn "C.ood People from the Top to" Bottom" Call Sean or Gene "ANYTIME" 373-9500 or cellular 773il The Pleasant Grove Bangers, a 13-U baseball team, took first place in' the annual Rocky Mountain "March Madness baseball tournament in Mesquite, Nev., held March 22-24. The Bangers defeated the Spanish Fork Jr. High Dons 13-0 to lay claim to their season-opening tournament tour-nament title. The team record of 7-0 included victories over the Dixie Rebels 11-4, Farmington Falcons 8-1, Carbon Sluggers 16-2, Hobble Creek Hurricanes 2-0, 2-0, Lehi Tigers 8-4 and Washington Terrace 4-0. The team was led by solid pitching performances in the seven-pnmp by Egan Smith, C White, Devin Walker, Z Fowler, Heath Stev, and Jake Rickenbnrli Leading tournament ters include Devin W at .667, Scott Bczzm .583, Heath Stevens .535,- and Braden Frami at .500. .' Other team mem;, include Tyson Weber, 0 Whiteley and Tyson Kk: The head coach is K Walker, with assist coacnes vvayne hit fc-e and Rod White. The Bangers will k pete in the 13-U A spring league starling: Tuesday in Riverton. wer mm Open lanes every night for clean, smoke free Family Fun!! 785-3001 PfKp -. - . - r Cascade Collision Auto Body Repair Customer Service backed by Integrity, Knowledge & Skill 175 North 1200 East Lehi 768-8010 IF YOU'VE WRECKED YOUR INSURANCE, CALL ME." AS YOUR DRIVING RECORD IMPROVES, YOUR RATES COULD TOO V'" JoAnn Adams 52 E. Main Suite 1 Am. Fork 756-3503 Glen Pack 140 S. Main PI. Grove 785-1255 216 E. Main 6 Lehi 768-8853 lllstate. Orem 22'" r m !) ..-.:t ieir ta- jOU 'a Or stop in at: 2125 North University You're in good hands. |
