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Show ? ' 1 "1 ' U - ! t i x i , I ... 2 ; .1. '.k: f f- "& , V. TA v , 5 f ? ' . -v , - i; l ? i v- ' X , M 'A l(l ! 1. . 1 - - - ! ' .jsc' - -;- " i 1 - MARK JOHNSON STRIKES the Basin Bailers' Gary Monsen, left, on the head with the mitt and the ball for an out at home plate. Clover The championship battle between Clover Club and Iorg of Roosevelt was close after the first innings, but the chip team exploded for six runs in the bottom of the third inning and went on to capture first place in the Vernal Tournament, Saturday due to a 10 to 4 victory. Clover Club leaped out to a 1-0 lead when Rick Browning slugged a round tripper in the bottom of the second inning. inn-ing. Iorg tied the score at 1-1 in the top " of the third inning when Kent Olsen got on base and was driven in by Craig Bumgarner's single. The chip team, Clover Club, bombed Iorg for six runs in the bottom of the third for a 7-1 advantage. Dean Woodbury Wood-bury was walked and Walt Burdette smashed a double, which placed men on second and third. Kim Peterson shocked shock-ed Iorg when he blasted the ball over the fence for a three-run homer, which gave Clover Club a 4-1 advantage. Don Solmonson reached first base, and was knocked in due to a triple by Robert Werry. Rick Browning increased increas-ed Clover Club's lead to 7 to 1 when he ripped the Iorg pitcher for a back-to-back home run. He also slugged a circuit cir-cuit clout in the second inning. Iorg decided they wanted to enter the home run parade by Clover Club so Kent Denver slugged a shot over the fence. Bobby Chapoose singled, and was driven in, due to a single by Kent Olsen and an error. The two runs by Iorg in the top of the fourth inning cut Clover Club's lead to 7 to 3. Clover Club picked up two runs in the fourth and seven in the fifth inning for a 16 to 3 advantage. Guy Coleman singled and a double by Kim Peterson advanced advanc-ed Coleman to third base. Ace Davis' single knocked in Coleman and Peterson. Peter-son. Robert Werry reached first base on an error in the bottom of the fifth and Rick Browning stroked a double. A wild throw and an error enabled Werry and Browning to cross home plate. Guy Coleman, Dean Woodbury, Walt Burdette, Kim Peterson and Ace Davis also scored runs for Clover Club in the error filled inning. Iorg scored its final run in the top of the seventh inning. Kent Olsen led off with a triple, which involved a dusty head first slide at third base, and was driven in by James Reed on a fielder's choice, which made the final score: Clover Club, 16 and Iorg 4. Clover Club netted first place, and Iorg placed se- cond. Iorg advanced into the championship contest with Clover Club when they blasted the Basin Bailers of Vernal, 21 to 3. The Iorg softballers massacred the Basin Bailers with runs in every inning. Iorg scored three runs each in the first, third and fourth innings and scored four counters in the second for a 13 to 1 lead after four innings. Ken Serre and Ted Taylor scored runs in the fifth inning for the Basin Bailers, which cut Iorg's lead to 13 to 3. However, Iorg scored two runs in the fifth and six in the sixth inning to make I J " ' x 1' '-jV-.-v-, ' -u- )i IORG OF ROOSEVELT pocketed second place. The team consists con-sists of: front row, left to right; Kent Olsen, Criag Bumgarner, Ron Butcher, Kent Denver, MVP; Alan Iorg, Carlos Reed, and back row; Mutt Dye, James Reed, Conrad Reed, Bobby Chapoose, Steve Yack, Mike Frisby, Ross Iorg, Pete McNac, Charlie Reed, coach. ... rA -AJ I i h- kl 'r Xj Y V tA CLOVER CLUB of Roosevelt garnered first place in the Vernal Tournament, Saturday. Members of the team are: front row, left to right, Rick Browning, Robert Werry. Walt Club placed first in the tournament, and Iorg nabbed second. The Basin Bailers netted third place honors. the final score: Iorg, 21 and Basin Bailers, 3. Members of the first place team, Clover Club, are: Rick Browning, Robert Werry, Walt Burdette, Jay Omer, Kim Peterson, Guy Coleman, Dean Woodbury, Don Solmonson, Ace Davis and Roger Cowan. Browning had six homers in the tournament. He hit two homers in the first game with Western Company and two against Iorg in the championship game. Clover Club finished with a 5-0 record. Members of the all-star team are: Ace Davis, Rick Browning, Kim Peterson, Peter-son, Don Solmonson, Clover Club; Kent Denver, Carlos Reed, Kent Olsen, Iorg; Gary Huber, Dave King, Basin Bailers and John Gilbert, Dalbo. Kent Denver, who blasted five homers and made many outstanding defensive plays in the outfield, was selected as the most valuable player. The Basin Bailers placed third in the tourney, and Dalbo of Roosevelt netted fourth place honors. Burdette, Jay Omer, Kim Peterson, and back row, Guy Coleman, 'Dean Woodbury, Don Solmonson, Ace Davis and Roger Cowan. |
