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Show Page Eight - The Springvilie Herald - August 13, 1986 PORTS i ' I Norma Mock was named the tli amp of the Month of June for the Ladies Hobble Creek Golf Association. Cheryl Stewart was honored as (he Ladies Hobble Creek Golf Association Club Championship Net Winner this year. Hobble Creek Jr. Golf Tourney a big success The annual Hobble Creek Junior Golf Tournament was the biggest ever. Last Wednesday there were 50 golfers between 10 and 17 years old who participated. The tournament is sponsored, free of charge, by Sonny Br aim and the men's and women's golf associations. In the boys 10-11 competition Mike Pugh and Brett Miller both shot 55, Mike won the first place trophy in a sudden death playoff. Craig Chappell was third with a 70 and Paul Newton took fourth with 71. Carly Hitchcock took top honors in the girls 10-11 with a 97, followed by Angie Boswell and Angela Gibbs. The best round of the day was fired by Dean Gibbs in the boys 12-13 division. Dean had 7 pars and only 2 bogeys for a round of 38 on the front nine. Jake Allman shot 53 to claim second place in the boys division , the same score Mindy Hitchcock shot to win the girls 12-13. Places 3 through 5 went to Gordon Livingston with 60, Kevin Poulsen with 64, and Robbie Roundy with 65. Stacy MacArthur finished second in the girls with 87. Laura Reeve took the girls 14-15 trophy and Phillip Jensen won the boys trophy shooting 86. Danny Barton was second with 92 and Bret Perrero finished third with 93. Matt Reed won the 16-17 group with an 87, Wally Bird was second with 88, followed by Justin Sayer and Cliff Brimhall at 89. For the girls trophies Dori Bigler took first with a 99 on 18 holes, Susannah Lee got the second place trophy with 117. Special thanks are in order for Sonny Braun, Marty Petro and the men's association, and Bev Gabbitas and the women's association for purchasing the 16 trophies that were awarded. Special scorekeepers that donated time and deserve thanks were Barbara Reeve, Annette Nielsen and John Bleggi. Congratulations to all that participated. The junior golf program at Hobble Creek should continue to produce quality golfers and quality people. Football practice Practice for 9th grade football will begin August 13, today. Anyone interested should call Big Johnston at 489-7462 or 489-6194 immediately. Ladies golf winners The Ladies Golf Association have announced their club championship winners for this season and other winners in their various contests. Barbara Reeve was named the club gross winner followed by Joye Wimmer, Bev Gabbitas, Vickie Jones, Connie Orr and Jan Hitchcock. Cheryl Stewart was the club neet winner followed by Jane Richins, Betty Evans, Kaylene Johnson and Jeanne Strong. Gosest to the hole winners were: Millie Peterson, No. 4; Jane Richins, No. 6; Lorraine Steffans, No. 10; Kathy Gardner, No. 14; and Norma Mock, No. 16. Longest drive winners were: on No. 8, first week, Barbara Reeve and second week, Glennis Perrero on No. 13, first week, Barbara Reeve and second week, Bev Gabbitas. Fewest putts winners were, first week, Kathy Gardner and second week, Glennis Perrero. Accuracy drive winners were, on hole No. 5, first week, Ranee Thorpe and second week, Vicky Curtis. On No. 15, first week, Chris Cherrington and second week, Vicky Curtis. Those ladies having the longest putts were for the first week, June King and second week, Betty Evans. Those ladies with total on par were lowest, Barbara Reeve and highest, Yolanda Davies. The shortest drive was won on No. 18 the first week by June King and second week by Jeanne Strong. Guess Your Score was won by Laurel Braun and Kaylene Johnson. Times in Creek honors went to Kathy Gardner and Yolanda Davies. - t 1 tV .' . Barbara Reeve was named the Ladies Hobble Creek Golf Association Club Championship Gross Winner for this season. She was also the Champ of the Month of July for the ladies. E? teem !' 9 ..i wwwww ? - . ' ' i '' !" jj i Re-elect I O Utah County Auditor Wouldn't You Rather Keep an EXPERIENCED COUNTY AUDITOR! STEVE T. DENSLEY DR. FRED V. JACKAAAN DR. LENNIS KNIGHTON EPH TWITCHELL KARL R. LYMAN STANLEY H. WALKER LEE E. BAMGARTNER VIRGINIA WASHBURN WALTER R. BROCK WE WOULD HARLEY AA. GILLMAN TRAVIS J. JACKAAAN GLEN ZIAAAAERAAAN VANNIE WINTHER YUKUS INOUYE V. RICK LEETHAAA DONNA ASH BROCK MARGARET CONOVER NINA B. REID PAUL WASHBURN REED E. RAWSON RALPH WING ALBERT PRICE CHARLES DEARING RALPH O. BROWN RAY S. TUCKER ELWOOD'S RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF -It is vital that we maintain strong fiscal responsibility in County Government VOTE TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 ftolefon Ill-Stirs plice second by Gay Parvis A triumphant and tired group of ball players arrived home from Denver last Tuesday after capturing second place in the Northwest Regional Bronco League Tournament. The Mapleton All-Stars All-Stars toured the town on city firetrucks with sirens wailing followed by a two block long line of cars. Mayor Predmore told the 11 and 12 year old boys, "We're all very Lucky citizens draw wild game permits Lucky hunters drawing out for Antelope permits from Springville are John A. Robertson to hunt in Icelander Wash and Dick Bona and Kelly Gements to hunt in the Southwest desert. Lucky hunters drawing out for elk permits included Jeff Miller on the Manti Trail Mountain; Elizabeth Bona and Alan Dunn at Little Creek in the Book Cliffs; Jerry Mathena in the Emery Part of the Manti; Jerry Spencer in the Northwest part of the Manti; Alva Lewis on the Ephraim Part of the Manti; Lenoy D. Wilson for Reeder Canyon, Black Canyon on the Manti. Robert Jensen, Robert Rawle and Franklin Rowley all drew out for the south and west part of Nebo ; Robert Carter drew out for Reeder Canyon, Black Canyon on the Manti; Carl Higginson will get a permit for the Whiterocks area in the Ashley National Forest; Nolan McAffee, William Perry, and Rex Schardine all got permits for the White River Avintaquine area. Jess Barton and Newell Moss will get permits for the Little Creek area of the Book Giffs and Kaylene Harrell got a permit for the Heaston area. Girl's volleyball Springville High School Girls Volleyball team tryouts will be held at the high school on Aug. 18 and 22 from 2 to 4 p .m . and 6 to 8 p .m . Anyone interested is welcome. Any questions or problems contact: Coach M. Bodily 798-6008; or Coach R. Roach 798-8292. proud of you and recognize the time and effort it takes to achieve such a victory. Congratulations!" As with many activities in Mapleton, baseball is for the whole family. Parents, siblings, grandparents, and friends were all in Denver to lend support to the team. Gaude Rominger coached the All-stars last year and this year it was his 18 year old son, Cary, who led the team. "Ten years ago I was coaching the team with my oldest boy, Ricky, as a player," recalls Gaude, "We made it to the Western Regionals in Oregon and took third place. Now my youngest has coached them to second place. It's really great!" The highlight of the team's adventure to Denver had to be the 4-0 4-0 shutout pitched by Johnny Averett against Idaho. It was their best game with no errors and a great effort by the rest of the team to back up Johnny including a remarkable throw from centerfield by Joe Carter directly home to catcher Todd Frischnecht to prevent a run from scoring. . The boys had the opportunity to visit the Denver Mint and a local amusement park on their day off after winning the game against Aurora. However, -when they saw the West Seattle team, their confidence was a bit shaken. "The Seattle team, every one of them, was a head taller than our boys. We thought our left fielder Andrew Ford was big until we saw these kids!" said Rominger. Of course, the fact that the Seattle team was chosen from a field of 15 teams versus the All-starts who were selected from 5 teams had a lot to do with it. The team also had to contend with differences in coaching techniques. "We were told by the Seattle coach at a coach 's meeting to keep our boys out of the baselines as his team had been taught to run over anyone in their way heading for a base. And they did. We don't play like that, it's dangerous and unnecessary." Every player, including the alternates, was called out on the field to receive one of the beautiful trophies. Pitchers were Jared Shelley, Johnny Averett, Joe Carter and Nathan Hjorth with Todd Frischknecht as catcher. Kelley Thorpe shared first base duties with Nathan Taylor, Jake Allman was at second with Shane Bunce as shortstop and Jared Shelley was on ' third. Outfielders were Stewart Peay, Joe Carter, Justin Alvey, Andrew Ford, Mike Peirce, Gavin Groneman and Wayne Vance. Serving as alternates were Justin Taylor, Brett Miller, Todd Kirby, and Chad Giles. Assisting coach Cary Rominger were Verl Shelley as Manager, Richard Thorpe as Business Manager and Todd Parker as Assistant Coach. it V - ' f " v- Ji v"' i - i "" . vVt J?lll'J L'1""' 1 Members of the Mapleton All-Star Baseball team line up to accept their trophies after taking second in the Northwest Regional Tournament in Denver. These kids are all 11 and 12 years old and play in the Bronco league. Congratulations boys! rn JVI MM WE HAVE INSTALLED THE LATEST STATE OF THE ART COMPUTERIZED ENGINE ANALIZER THE SUN INTERROGATOR. CYLINDER cmmm 0 LI It U i 0 WE WILL: 1 . ) ELECTRONICALLY ANALYZE STARTING, CHARGING AND IGNITION SYSTEMS. 2. ) REPLACE IGNITION ROTOR 3. ) REPLACE SPARK PLUGS 4. ) CHECK AND RESET TIMING 5. ) ADJUST CARBURETOR (WHERE APPLICABLE) 6. ) ADJUST AND TIGHTEN DRIVE BELTS G cmm 0 We feature all the equipment for UTAH COUNTY EMISSION CONTROL TESTS Necessary for vehicle inspections this year Caff for Appointment 389-5621 JOHNSON TIRE SERVICE 610 No. Main - Springville V |
