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Show r si ) m I . ' - I wtc:VW ' i 13 . ; f '1 . I ,ivSc3 ..." ATHLETES, Marci Critton, Lee Petroleum and Valinda Criivers, Altex Oil. collide at home Dlate. Valinda was safe and Altex Oil went on to win the game, 20 to 13, June 18. ; -! I - . V r - -..:$. i i ' ' . . . ' " .... hi - . . , " . " r t v I' r':" ' f . - J'-.. - 1 SHELLIE SWIM, Altex Oil, sends the ball on a trip to a batter at homeplateduringan encounter with Lee Petroleum, June 18. . ... ; I1 ... J L. alTEX ) I . - . '"Ov I ; fy , w- mmmm iwi.i a ; ' . ; ,.' AN ALTEX OIL soltballer appears to be saying, "Oh no! I hope I don't get out." Naples Trading Pos$ garner voo-gv place due vol 1-10 wi Denise Hanchett gained a base hit with two outs and then scored the winning winn-ing run due to errors and enabled Naples Trading Post to defeat Gudac, 11 to 10, Thursday. The win by Naples Trading Post broke a two-way tie for first place. Naples Trading Post is in first place at 6-0 as of June 19. Gudac is in second place at 5-1. Altex Oil is in third place at 4-2 and Gibson, Lee Petroleum, Uintah Engineering are tied for fourth place at 2-4. A-l Tank and Dowell are tied for seventh place at 1-5. Gudac jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning and Naples Trading Post tied up the contest at 1-1 with one counter in the bottom of the first inning. Gudac scored a run in the top of the second inning for a 2-1 lead and the crew increased their lead to 6 to 1 with four runs in the top of the third inning. in-ning. However, Naples Trading Post matched Gudac's four run explosion in the third inning with four runs of its own in the bottom of the third inning, but Gudac jumped out to a 10 to 5 lead with four runs in the top of the fourth inning. Naples Trading Post scored five runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to tie up the contest at 10-10 and force it into an extra inning. Gudac was blanked in the top of the fifth inning. Denise Hanchett nabbed a base hit with two outs. The next batter struck out for the third out, but the catcher cat-cher dropped the ball and the runner reached first base. Denise scored the winning run on errors to make the final score: Naples Trading Post, 11 and Gudac, 10. Deah Bennion and Wendy Cargile slugged home runs for Gudac. Deah also slugged a triple. Altex Oil toppled Dowell, 15 to 5 and Gudac edged Uintah Engineering. 15 to 12, June 17. Alice Christensen and Shelly Shel-ly Swim, Altex Oil, belted homers. Sarah Christensen smashed a triple and Cheri Mecham slugged a double. Christy Chris-ty Beaslin gained two doubles. Dowell's Andy Critton blasted a homer and Michelle Blaisure, Debbie McConkie stroked doubles. Gudac's Wendy Cargile blasted the Softball for a homer and a triple. Deah Bennion belted a homer and Jennifer Huber, Cindy Anderson smashed doubles. Uintah Enginering's Jeanette Wiseman drilled a double. Naples Trading Post toppled Gibson, 11 to 9 and A-l Tank edged Dowell, 16 to 13. Altex Oil downed Lee Petroleui to 13, June 18. Sheryl Neal, Gibsot Lori Reed, Glenda McKee Ni Trading Post, slugged hom Dowell's Andy Critton and Debbie Conkie smashed home runs. Altex Alice Christensen and Joan Had Sonja Smuin, Lee Petroleum, g circuit clouts. Uintah Engineering nipped A-l 1 17 to 16 and Lee Petroleum topple son, 12 to 7, Thursday. Uii Engineering's Kathleen Huber Kristin Calder slugged homers an Tank's Lori Sawyer smashed a bagger. Darlene Johnson of Gi blasted the Softball for a homer. l t - , ; --- t . v; A COACHES JODENE MERKLEY and KayLyn Hacking, right, look on as Altex Oil's Shelly Morris takes a swing at the Softball. |
