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Show Wednesday. August 16. 1989 YiRfl! ExpfejJ 1 9 P Ft 789-3511 Outlaw Tourney crown amps ch 4. ; ; ' ., 0 tr A' '. v 6 .J tv P Ik 1 A5. &.A w - if .f 1 J - ' Vi JJi it S '.. .3 - DWIGHT DURRAT4T shown returning a baseline vo!!cy in Outlaw Trail Tennis Tournament last week. .! i "V- ' ' ' . xi ...-. mmY"nmmmmr t ; f. J., . - it - ! I; "1 .1 'J l-- - ..... I -.1" , . l.-l 'ss- 1 Wallis returns golf favor in tennis grudge match It . i-'- " : "? I v ... Uv "V , " - i l' .I" ' t: Fifty locals got together for the Outlaw Trail Tennis Tournament, the best turnout ever for a local event, and after five days of play Steve Henderson emerged as the champion of the tough Men's Open Division. The tournament, which has evolved from the Annual Vernal Express Tournament, enjoyed unprecedented un-precedented success as the field was indicative of the emergence of tennis in Vernal since the success suc-cess of the UHS Boy's Program. Enroute to his title, Henderson beat Bob Drollinger 6-0, 6-0; Val Mortcnson 6-0, 6-2,; Shane Bullock (Uintah High Varsity Tennis, and 1st Singles player) 6-2, 6-2; and Bruce Haines 7-5, 6-3. Coming through the consolation bracket was first day loser Taylor Smith to claim the Consolation Trophy. After losing to Tom Sprousc 64, 3-6, 6-2, Smith defeated Juston Mortcnson 6-2, 6-1; Jim Shirley 6-1, 6-2; and Adam Masscy 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 to lake the loser bracket win. Tod Tesar wins men's 3.5 division crown In the beginners and intermediate intermedi-ate bracket Tod Tcsar won wiih two straight wins after an opening open-ing round bye. Tesar defeated Dalion Wright 6-2, 7-5 and then Dij:hl Durrani 6-4, 6-2 to win tftc title. Parker Enloe sweeps Boy's 10 and Under Tl-.fr j'Uyrif Uy (xn pet. 'jvC trr.r.u X'4 ?C ?-lt M-.fi t'-rsva m &tir,&c V U:-i yvsg Jtfv, 2f fI, f ?, v1 1 VSlfJ .t.4 V-".)T f-y C.r i-4iv;u.i-,Ji JotmconDolchcfGrecno anchor (ootball comeback Ute countdown to Pine View :.. ( t 1 f. i '.; ' iti f-'- ' t . ? i S . ' 2 i , v 4 -i ?,i-c w ii-; !..-, Vi'. i-i 'to i ( i t- - -. If. 4. i .' . S : 1 -i vi? - ' -' i" f -t, 1 - ? ' " V -!. 1 ' t. i" ti, "... 1 " w ; , , . -. v ' . s v i - - V .t f - f v ?' ' - - n !.' r Buckalew State MVP Young's Last weekend Young's Paint of Vernal entered the State USSSA Softball Tournament and came back home with a first place trophy and several individual honors. In the 32 team event the Vernal ten opened with a 12-9 win over Jed Cole Storage from American Fork on Friday. On Saturday they com pleted a three game sweep of bny's Pizza Roxy 15-8, Green Street 15-8, and Z Club of Salt Lake City 11-3, to enter the final round, a best of three against Little Cacscr's izza from Orcm. In addition to the championship trophy, each player received a bat bag, and commemorative t-shirt. The win advances Young's into the Western Rcgionals on Later Day weekend which will be held in Salt Lake City. USSSA will pay the entrance en-trance fee of the stale champion into the region tournament. Cacscr's placed second with the loss to Vernal, and Robbinson's of Richfield finished third in the state meet. VcroJ's 0!J UkU f;!v!l learn em w fjrarvj Jusvimw ftr the an-rtuJ an-rtuJ 4J tmci" U;m4;iicni b4 eck u fcUuS O at i.;!e. a.nd W yncJ tut a U C e ley nf J m ti c t,..i:t.iri.-:-.t ii 3 fti;J i4 j!l '.Uf h&id t' e Wv J fi-ii cy i!-nr k-4t-4 hivtun f-hrJh w Ce U--t 6 It' t!.n:f:nvC i t!.fte U- I;? f-'a t-fie f.jvfj H 0.M te'K i-'yt 4----KJ ,( i- l 1 4-i , . t,;..'1 ia-e .-'..! t' ..-4 t: i-r j tit' iV J-"l:-- i l-S U-4 M "f -..';J 7 ', " t . win USSSA Title USSSA STATE Champs, Young Paint pictured, rear (l-r) Brett Crammer, Rick Gardiner, Geno Lucero, Brent Labrum, Frank Young, Jody Young, Buy Roling, and Rick Nelson. Front (I r) Ken Shields, Carlos Reed, Burk Buckalew, and Randy McNamara. Several of Young's players re- rYounfs Pai"1 T00l ncus-ceived ncus-ceived individual awards in the state ? LuJfct? Br?nl Ltbrum' R'ck tournament. Burke Buckalew and Nelson, R.ck Gardiner Ken Shields, jody Young won the batting titles McNamcra, Carlos Reed, with .628 and .680 batting averages RoIin' ?urKc Buckalew Brett respectively. Buckalew was voted an?cr io Youn8' and Coach the Tournament MVP in addition to Frank Young-joining Young-joining Carlos Rccd, Guy Roling, Last year the team won entry into and Brett Cramer on the All-State the national finals held in Team. Oklahoma. Jocks 2nd at GJ tfus year's seeonJ place finish. 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