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Show Froy, Moy?, i9S6 Vernal 6tpfe 7 f v.v- j I V . 1 ;,: : - - - ' r.V n , : . '.it I t a,' 'A . . Four run explosion wipes out Uintah in game with Vikings (V V UHS TENNIS player, Jason Law returns the ball number one doubles event and gave Uintah a to his opponent's side of the net. Law and part- 3-2 triumph over Spanish Fork. The Utes suf- ner, Robert Drollinger won the number two fered a 4-1 setback to Timpview Thunderbirds, doubles match and forced the meet into a 2-2 Tuesday, tie. David Murphy and Bobby Fritz won the ySmifialhi HiracksEeir By Aldon Rachels Eiprtl Sporti Editor The Uintah Ute track team had two triple event winners and two double title collectors in a Region 8 meet triumph over Spanish Fork and Payson, Tuesday in Vernal. Todd Mulville and Julie Zeilstra won three individual titles and Fonda Birgcnheir and Michelle Humphries snared two crowns. Uintah's boys edged Spanish Fork, 78 1-2 to 69 Doints. Pavson placed third at 31 1-2. The Ute girls captured first place by 23 1-2 points. The Uintah Uin-tah females scored 87 1-2 points and Spanish Fork nabbed second at M. Payson garnered 8 1-2 counters. Mulville won the 100 meter dash in-a in-a time of 11.08 and snared top honors in the long jump at 19 feet 8 inches. He also won the 200 meter dash with a time of 22.23. Zeilstra garnered first place In the javelin at 99 5 and pocketed 113 9 12 toss in the discus. She also won the shot put at 34 7 12. Zeilstra tied for second place In the high jump at 48. Humphries pocketed first place Utlcs In the 3no hurdles at 4970 and produced the inning leap In the !w4 jump 14 4 3 4. tiirsmhrir won the W mriT dash in 11.23 and inartd tp hrjmirf In the 2) at 27,73, Sive Itrcrhonl won the tch tumllri ilh a lime tf 17 23 and Kriih Klrin, Uintah, ft;M- notid at 18 tl, Jimmy Itaan, t'ir.uh, ptkr!citourihatl3 C J, Noak tf t'inlah f5afr4 fir?t tace if the file Vault at 9 . 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Nelson placed first in the high jump at 58 and Kohler, Payson, hooked second at 56. Allen picked up top honors In the 3200 and Sheffield placed second. Brian Te'o won the discus with a toss of 123 feet 9 Inches. A.sh!on, Payson, placed second In the 2o0 meter dash at 23 84. Uintah's Scott Simper grabbed first place in the h4 put at 47 7 and ftnbbrd second in the dcus at 123 4. Slivers plaerd ircond in the hol put at 42 1 12, Spanish Fork placed first in the 1MQ mrtrr relay and Payson finished fcrcofid, Culldte Kerle, jaM:.h Fork, nri-led nri-led top hnonr in the low hurdH at 17 19 and Kaihy Maw;han, al.o from fvmr-h Fotk, pUcrd Mnnd at 17 &4, Humjlifirt fartrfrd Uiif d at 19 13 and Uintah Hitch S Wt"a KrWy Brady pitl'-J up fMf1h flare hmn iihalifr,eof HI, ta"i Iklthrf, I'inlah, lollrflrd ixn flat? id l fftrlcf 4a h at 1177 and Sarah t'v!.:-n, l'it.!ah, Ir-afrd f,r?t fvar in U W ftHff rwn al 6 Jin. 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Lance placed fourth at 77 9 1-2. Spanish Fork won the 1GO0 relay in 4:45.53 and Uintah placed second at 4:57.97. Critton bagged second place in the shot put with a toss of 30 1 and Dyer finished third at 27-1. The Uintah Utes w ill compete in a meet al Timpview High School, Friday Fri-day and will take part in the Pvrgion 8 meet at Sprtngvitlc High School, May 1518. The stale meet is set for May 23 and 24 in Oglm. Barrel racers clash in jackpot Marie Jcr.kin pot kr ird firsl place in the tprfl tarrtU i!h a lime of MM in a jackpot at the Jrhkmi Aftna in tumtt. May 3, in Watkmsn liaUrd Mcotd at 19117 and Amy Adami aftmd third at 19 ?? Kim Mrtham firud fourth at 13 til, Lna ftatkrf narfd first U$ in lb fKtvke fcarrrl at 19 3M aM Mhaffl Prrd MTot4 al 19 k. Cift dy Ywrfi fUrd i?.tfd at ?3 111 ard M.kM WiJHams tintiH firM l-U W tho -f )"f baftfl al li cJ and 4ai WiSirt f afttH ct4 &! li in. $mm &m. itt4 vp ifiH al ?a ,2 and farrl trsrf $mt& ffwrth place alK 31. A ty Xwl p tU-1 first ii IN? jhriTf Larttl. & v,,. p:i M'4 d es 3111. W. thatd fir! fia W IN? atyi frVi J.J l;lHOE;i'ffi'H"fll rj. "Un- f:fH ;t.;fd a! Jt J-4 M 3-?ta f;rftH f"rl?i a! Zim. Jr :r '-'4 '-rA "l t.-:r I j t A's !'? fr-'' in P f-? a! 1MI 81 C. Vf'-r f - Js'" 1 1 l I'' f " :t fi'H a! 11 12 Jfr A!tNi't F; . -i J - ilf - t-1 a a1 ..? ?r 1 I T - f -f S H r ; - : l 1 1 f 5 jr. j -, f-c-J 4 V One bad inning killed the Uintah Utes and made the baseball world unpleasant for the Vernal bunch as the Vikings scored four runs in the first inning and went on to post a 5-2 win, Tuesday in Pleasant Grove. The first inning was a mess for the Utes, which contained runs, hits, errors, wild pitches and a hit batter. Pleasant Plea-sant Grove has a first place Region 8 mark of 5-1 and the Utes are 1-5 and 5-7 overall. The game was bad news right off the bat for the Uintah Utes as Young of Pleasant Grove led off with a home run in the bottom of the first inning for a 1-0 advantage. An error put Jensen on the base paths and Bezzart produced a single. Hansgen grounded out and Harris became a base runner on an error. Bahr was hit by the pitcher and Roberts singled. Jensen, Bezzart and Roberts scored to give Pleasant Tennis teams battle in bouts Uintah High School's number three singles player, Valton Mortenson beat his opponent, 6-3, 6-2, but he was the lone Ute winner as Timpview won the other four matches for a 4-1 victory vic-tory in Vernal, Tuesday afternoon. Ron Sperry, Timpview, knocked off Brad Hardinger, Uintah, 6-0, 6-0, in the number one singles and Jimmy Higgs, Timpview, won the number two singles when he toppled Uintah's Brian Wallis, 6-0, 6-1. Uintah's doubles teams, David Murphy, Bobby Fritz, number one and Robert Drollinger, Jason Law, number two, suffered 0-6 losses in two sets. The Uintah Ute tennis team will take part in the Region 8 Tournament, Tourna-ment, Friday and Saturday. The 3-A state meet is set for May 16-17. The Uintah Utes have won three meets during the season so far. Uin tah has defeated Spanish Fork, twice and defeated Carbon High School. The Utes have also had a number of close losses in region meets. Grove a 4-0 lead. Two wild pitches oc-cured oc-cured in the inning. Larry Murray singled for the Ute in the first inning, but that was highlight in the first two innings for the Uintah as six Utes were whiffed. The Utes ended their scoring slump when Brian Murray led off in the top of the third inning with a home run, which cut the Pleasant Grove lead to three runs, 4-1. L. Murray singled, but was forced out at second base. Strike outs were the number one show in the fourth inning. Three Utes struck out in the top of the fourth, but a passed ball on a third strike put Kenny Mohar at first base. However, he failed to score. Hooley singled for Pleasant Grove in the bottom of the fourth, but Mills and Young struck out. Jensen flied out to the first baseman. Both teams were blanked in the fifth inning, but each crew added one run each in the sixth. Mohar and Greg Jaramillo singled. Quinn Downard and Larry Wiseman grounded out. Mohar scored to cut Pleasant Grove's lead to two runs at 4-2. The Vikings regained their three run lead at 5-2 with one counter in the bottom of the sixth inning. Carter singled and scored Pleasant Grove's fifth run. Uintah had two base runners in the top of the seventh. Blake Horrocks and L. Murray gained walks, but two strike outs and a fly ball out foiled the Utes and the final score was 5 to 2 in favor of Pleasant Grove. The Utes will host Provo, Friday at 4 p.m. and will battle Timpview, May 13 and Spanish Fork, May 16 on the road. Uintah will host Carbon, May 20. rA' ..71' . ' " I ; i r - -. )A :. . ' . ' -v ' i - ,. .;.. , ; I l l ' -all 1 i f 1 ' , r , . ; . ) X .' ) h ' . 1 L.-j.J,...,t,fi-....j.-.-..i. ... " J 4 j.- UTE NO. 1 doubles tennis player, Bobby Fritz competes in a match. 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