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Show 2 Thursday, June THE GREEN SHEET 4, 1987 IT ft S Defeats Kearns In Title Test Taylorsville Repeats As 4A Baseball Champion or not dons about whether At the beginnTAYLORSIVLLE. ing the high school baseball season just past, there were a lot of ques- Taylorsville could repeat as 4A champ, according Warrior senior 4 HUiwOm,.,. 4t Mark Roberts. Following Saturday afternoons victory at Derks Field over Kearns in all Region Three finale, the capper to an almost flawless tournament, those questions were put firmly to rest. We wanted it, Roberts said, while in the midst of the post game celebrations, and we got it. Joining him on the sidelines was the Warriors other captain, pitcher Mark Tolbert, who wrapped up an undefeated high school career with a strikeout that closed the door on the Cougars' last ditch attempt in the bottom of the final inning. "I really wanted to finish out the tournament and my high school career with a strikeout, a pleased Tolbert said. But it was really a team effort, good defense and everybody hitting the ball. Taylorsville hitting was in evidence throughout the tournament, especially with men on base, many times with two outs. The Warriors opened the tournament with a shutout of Orem last Tuesday, Tolbert throwing a then went on to stop tough Bountiful 7 on Wednesday, defeat Kearns in five innings on Thursday and eliminate Cyprus Friday. Despite losing seven starters off last years state championship team. Warrior head coach Ron Rushton said he felt good about this year's squad from the beginning, ex- 11-- 5 0 two-hitte- r, 11-- 13-- 3 16-- 8 loss to Bountiful to cept for its e open play. The loss to Bountiful was the only time 1 was disappointed with our hitBut, in ting, he stated Saturday. the next game we came out and won by 18 or 19 runs and I felt good from thereon. Rushton had praise for both teams in Saturdays finale, stating Kearns deserved to be there. Theyre (Kearns) a good hitting he team right through the line-ucontinued. They're also good kids and Larry (Hatch) brought them along well. For his own team, Rushton noted They're a great group of kids, gentlemen and very coachable. It was a pleasure to coach them. They played and acted like champions. "Taylorsville had great pitching and hitting and was well coached, Kearns Larry Hatch stated. They're just an awfully tough team. Saturday, both teams opened with two runs in the first inning. Taylorsville got started when Kevin Quinn was hit by a pitch, Troy Leavitt doubled, Tolbert hit a sacrifice fly to scored Quinn and move Leavitt to third and Roberts grounded out to bring in Leavitt. Singles by John Brown, Jerry Smith and Glen Dunyon brought in the Cougars runs. Taylorsville broke away in the top of the third, as. after a walk, Leavitt doubled and Tolbert delivered a two-rusingle. Ron Taggert, running for Tolbert, stole second and, with two out, scored on Jeff Leatherwoods single. The Warriors added another one in the fourth as Quinn reached on a fielders choice, stole second and then scored on a single by Leavitt. The clincher game in the top of the fifth with the Warriors notching five runs. After Tolbert walked, Roberts Chad GOING FOR TWO . . . Taylorsville second baseman slapped out an rbi triple, Scott of Kearns' Monte Perea (14) in douChristensen fires the over (24) top Peterson doubled in Roberts and ble ploy attempt Thursday night at Ken Price Park. Taylorsville won Leatherwood singled in Peterson. this and later defeated the same Kearns team for the state game to two load walks Taylorsville got championship. the bases then Leatherwood scored on an Wilberger sacrifice and Dave Littlewood scored on an error. Kearns got back on the board in the sixth, scoring a run as Brown singled and was doubled in by Smith. dav the Braves got by the Cards KEARNS. Action in the Kearns The Cougars finished with two runs Senior Gordon Hilton and Ty Cline doubldivision over League junior in the seventh on a single by Darren the week included (he followpast ing lor the winners The Cubs then Bills, a walk, an rbi single by Dusty ing: deleated the As winning pitcher Moody and a sacrifice fly by Mike May 17 - Pirates 2. Giants 1. vunn Tioy Blume striking out 13 and Clint Peterson. Nieisen hitting 2x4 with a home run. ing pitcher Jared Sadler struck out Tolbert pitched the distance in his a hit while Gittens J.J triple nine, final high school game, giving up and the Giants' Bil Alvev doubled MOBILE HOME living is great! five runs, three in the last two inn- and scored: Angles 6, Cubs 5, fuM lor one in today's classified Shop ings, plus five walks, but managed baseman Lance Parry vent 34 lor ads to get the key strikeout when he the winners. needed it, finishing with 10 for the May 29 - Cubs 11, Giants 9, Justvn THANK YOU game. Davis went went 3x4 vv ith three i hi x would like !o thank you to r participating m our There was no question, I wanted and Joe Rudisill doubled. Pirates 7, vl unary pay program Much of our carrier's wage omes from your payment and if they do a good iob to throw Tolbert for the championAs 3, Gittens and James indent We greatly appreciate we hose you reward them Rushton noted later. game, ship both went 2x3 hitting notching two Lonnie Anderson started on the doubles. E 4905 South mound for Kearns before being Murray Utah 64107 May 30 - Giants 13. Pirates 762 6662 relieved in the fifth. Office Hours Alvey doubled and singled tor thiee I thought Anderson pitched well Monday Friday 6am 5pm rbis; Angels 6, Cubs 5 Bi van Peter Bernnard, Publisher for the first couple of innings for us Veazie. the winning pitehei bad P Operations Robert Prince and I was pleased with the way he nine strikeouts and teammate Joe P Marketing Bui Olson Donato Robinson Editor threw throughout the tournament, Wilkens hit a double, while .Justvn F'hei Bradford Editor caoch Hatch said. "He won the Davis struck out 14 and Todd Curtis Karen Egli. Circulation Continued on page 3 went 3x4 with a double tor the Cubs Pat Robinson Circulation Brown Bus ness Jan In the senior division Horn Satin n TRY FOR THE OTHER . . Taylorsville baserunner makes it safely to second, while Brady Clark (13) fires back to firs in an attempt to catch the batter. The Warriors ron the bases well, hit, defended and pitched well in Saturday's state final. . County Rec Expanding Popular Tennis Program Cottonwood high school, 5715 East Olympus high school. 4055 21(10 East East 7485 eluded arc Alta high school. Cam on Rim Park, 3100 So. East Southridge Park, 5051 So. 3100 11055 So Merest high school, 7350 So. 900 So 1000 West. West Jordan Community Park. 1275 West 7200 So Peggy Green Park, 12000 So Redwood Rd Constitution Park. 3200 West 7000 So Hillsdale Park, high school, Cyprus high school. program features two segments, the first entitled outli ''Learn to Play. is available to all boys and girls through age 18. St idents will receive instruction in b sic skills and court etiquette. This segment will be offered Monday tin ough Thursday from 7 a.m. to 1 p in beginning June and is divided in ( light sessions rl lie second, the "Competitive Tennis program, is designed for ages eight to 18, "junior and "little league" teams for both boys and girls Players must know the basics ol tennis and want to play competitively This program will be of-led .June through August. Free Mobile Service 24 Hr. Emergency Windows Screens Mirrors Shower Doors 569-822- 3 dif-feie- FLOORS KITCHENS DRIVEWAYS ROOM ADDITIONS GARAGES ROOFS BATHS INSURANCE REPAIRS MASONRY J V 30yrs. expedience Free Estimates i V) 261-48- Quality Work Licensed and insured tor a free estimate Hofheins Construction Company 3783 So 500 W No 4, S L C . UT 84115 KING SIZE Specializing in clothing for Biig&Tcill men Sport 'Casual At 5:15-6:1- 5 half-hou- 6:30-8:30p.- 12noon-- 3 Saturday-Sunda- p m. p.m. and Lesson Fees - $15 for a two week session, Saturday five week. 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Presently opertating on a daily part-timbasis from 4 p.m. until 8 p m. and from 12 noon until 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, the pool will be on its normal operating schedule as of June 8. The schedule and all applicable fees are: Hours of operation - Swimming lessons, Monday Friday, 9 a m.-- l r classes, pm, r classes. Saturday, 9 p m., a hour classes (five weeks). Open Plunge - Monday-Frida1:30-pm., except Monday, Multi-Purpos- SALT LAKE The new youth tennis program, piloted by Salt Lake County Recreation last summer, will now be expanded to other areas ol Salt lake County Registrations will be conducted at all aflected tennis courts 9 a m to noon. June 6 and 13. Sites to be in Crestwood Park, Opening Set For Redwood Center Pool Dress & Accessories affordable prices Bulldog Soccer Collects 3 A Title PROVO Jim Beirschmitt, undertaking a penalty shot from 20 feet out. booted in the winning goal for Judge Memorial in Friday's final round of the 3A State Soccer Tournament at BYU, giving the Bulldogs a edge over Provo and a gold trophy to go with it. The championship game was a hard fought affair, according to Judge coach Peter Schenk, Judge getting two goals from Chris Sonne in the first half only to watch Provo's Bulldgos knot the score 20 minutes into the second. Beierschmitt's game breaker came with about five minutes left in the game. test Thursday, Judge's semi-fina- l with Timpview went into overtime and on to sudden death before being decided, having wound up regulation with a scoreless tie. Judge made four of five penalty kicks in sudden death to win, Paul Larrabee notching the game winner. According to Bulldog head coach Peter Schenk, Judge accomplish the feat despite having a couple of players hobbled with injuries and another being red carded for the finale. "Two of our top players, Adam Jolley and Paul Larabee went out with ankle injuries in the Timpview game, but junior varsity players Brandt Garrison and Shawn Friar 2 LOCK UP YOUR FIRST MONTH filled in nicely,'" Schenk recounted "Chris Sonne played just an outstan- ding game Friday, taking over from John Petersburger, who been red carded against Timpview. Schenk made a strong case for Beierschmitt taking tournament MVP honors. He also noted that Petersburgear was an from last years state entry from Judge. The coach also highlighted the play of Matt Munsey, who along with Jolley, Larabee and Beierschmitt, played led super defensive effort in contest the critical semi-fina- l against Timpview. Against Provo, freshman goalie Matt Coffee also turned in an inspiring game. 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