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Show Wednesday, July 19, 1978 Page 5 I I I I I MEN'S SOFTBALL STANDINGS (As of Monday, July 17) DIVISION I Team Won Lost Pet. Mad Jacks 8 2 -800 Alamo 7 2 778 Big Shots 6 4 .600 Drywallers 4 5 .444 Doc's 3 8 .273 Mt. Fishery 2 9 .181 Outlaws 0 9 .000 DIVISION II Team Won Lost Pet. Spencer's 10 0 1.000 Brothers 8 2 .800 Mt. Realty 7 4 .636 P.C. Players 5 4 .556 Old Men 5 5 .500 Woodhaus 4 g .400 Wasatch Homes 1 10 .091 This Week's Games Friday 6:00 Old Men vs. P.C. Players 7:30 Outlaws vs. Mad Jacks Sunday 9:00 P.C. Players vs. Big Shots 10:30 Outlaws vs. Wasatch Homes 12:00-Mt. Fishery vs. Old Men 1 : 30 Doc's vs. Woodhaus 3:00 Drywallers vs. Brothers 4:30 Spencer's vs. Mad Jacks 7:30 Mt. Realty vs. Alamo Tuesday 7:30 Alamo vs. Mad Jacks 9:00 Doc's vs. Drywallers Wednesday 6:00 P.C. Players vs. Mt. Realty 7:30 Outlaws vs. Big Shots 9:00 Woodhaus vs. Brothers LADIES' SOFTBALL STANDINGS (As of Monday, July 17) Team Won Lost Pet. Ryan's Hope 8 l .889 Red Banjo 7 2 .778 Hutton 7 2 .778 Rusty Nail 5 3 .625 Prospector 5 3 .625 Johnston Devel. 4 5 .444 Spa 2 7 .222 Double E 2 7 .222 Alamo 0 8 .000 This Week's Games Friday 4:30 Red Banjo vs. Double E Sunday 6 : 00 Cozy vs. Prospector Monday 5:00 Rusty Nail vs. Alamo 6:30 Hutton vs. Double E 8:00 Johnston Devel. vs. Ryan's Hope Tuesday 4:30 Alamo vs. Ryan's Hope 6 : 00 Cozy vs. Red Banjo Wednesday 4:30 Hutton vs. Spa ypin 6pQ Join for one month Get one month free! New Hours: lO -10 Daily health studio 1505 empire 649-7232 - Closed Sundays Ryan's Hope Stays On Top But The Alamo Doesn't A Brothers coach points his teammate toward home on the way to a 15-12 win over the Alamo. Ryan's Hope outslugged the Rusty Nail Monday evening to remain in first place in the ladies' slowpitch league while the Alamo suffered an upset loss that knocked them from the top spot in Division II of the men's league. Ryan's Wins With first place at stake in their contest with the tough Rusty Nail squad, Ryan's Hope jumped to an early lead, fell behind and then rallied to gain a 17-il-' victory. vic-tory. Set down in order in the top of the first, Ryan's committed commit-ted two trhowing errors in the bottom of the inning to give the Nail a 1-0 lead. The league leaders tied the score in the second on a bases-loaded wild throw to first base and then held their opponents scoreless. Ryan's added four more runs in the third. Singles by Linda Schirm, Janet Peretti, f I Vaul DaVm Uhe Qazeho u uesdaii -Saturday or by appointment Sharon Auger, Tina Moench and Ann Stucker produced three scores and Moench scored on a ground out to the pitcher. . The Nail picked one run in their half of the inning. Ryan's put another two runs on the scoreboard in the fourth on an r.b.i. single by Gail Fendrich and a bases-loaded bases-loaded walk given up by Nail pitcher Sarah Peterson. The Nail came back vlh ttfitroe to make the score 5. Liz Vandercook reached first fir-st on an error by second baseperson Digger and Cathy Fish singled to put ladies on first and second. Miki Goulette then singled to fill the bases and Bonnie Couldntfindername followed with a hit, driving in one run while another crossed the plate on a throwing error. Another single by Anita Storey drove in the Nail's third run of the inning. I V,.. ' ft 1 ? A Susie Moench homerun in the top of the fifth made it 8-5 but the Rusty Nail hammered ham-mered away for five runs in their half to take a 10-8 lead. An error followed by a Vandercook single put ladies on first and second. Fendrich Fen-drich caught a fly to right but the relay throw to third went into the crowd and a run scored. Two errors by first baseman Jenny Pinder yielded another run then Goulette blasted Uie' bair ' over Auger's head for a three-run roundt ripper. Ryan's ignited an explosion ex-plosion of their own in the sixth, combining timely hits with a gracious gift of bases on balls, to regain the lead 15-10. A Peretti walk was followed by Pinder's infield hit and a walk to Auger which loaded the bases. Tina Moench lined a single off the pitchers glove for the in- 1 ning's first run and Pinder then took home on catcher Goulette's error, barely sliding under the tag, to tie the score at 10-10. Shortstop Stucker singled to left, scoring Auger, and an infield error allowed both Moench and Stucker to score. A Kay Sandusky single to left drove in another run. Digger and pitcher pit-cher Susie Williams both drew walks and Ryan's final run of the inning came when Sandusky scored from third on a force play at the same base. The Nail was unproductive in the sixth and Ryan's added ad-ded two more in the top of the seventh on an error by the Rusty Nail rover. A walk to vandercook, a single by Rachael Musica and walks to Goulette and Couldntfindername produced pro-duced the final score of the game, giving Ryan's a 17-11 win and sole possession of first place. Just Arrived in at the Timberhaus Old m omrei hi V m i t r ir si 5! jjjgj All racquets,shoes and tennis apparel Pick The For the second week in a row the Pick the Winners contest has no winner. No one predicted a Brothers victory over the Alamo so the five- dollar gift certificate offered by Wolfe's sporting goods store goes unclaimed. The gift certificate is yours if you can pick the winners in this week's selected games and can come the closest to predicting the total number of runs that will be scored in all three contests. Entries must be submitted to The Newspaper office, 419 Main Street, by 5 p.m. Friday and only one entry per person is allowed. Circle the teams you think will win the following slowpitch softball games : P.C. Players vs. Big Shots : Spencer's vs. Mad Jacks Cozy vs. Prospector The total number of runs scored in all three games will be Name Phone Other Ladies' Action The Red Banjo and Hutton finished the week tied for second place with identical 7-2 records. The Banjo pasted the Spa to the tune of 28-12 while the Hustlers obliterated the Alamo 51-2 (yes, 51-2) and then bested the cozy 28-12. Prior to their loss to Hutton, Hut-ton, the Cozy pinned a 17-5 loss on the Double E, which went on to lose an 18-6 decision to the Prospector Sirloin. It was not a totally unproductive un-productive week for the Rusty Nail. They banged out a 17-9 victory over Johnston Development on Wednesday. Men's League In the men's league, the story of the week was the Alamo's 15-12 defeat at the hands of the Brothers. Blurry-eyed and cotton-mouthed cotton-mouthed for the 9 a.m. contest, con-test, the Bums played like bums in the early innings, committing a multitude of rwrox .cK Fit t'iifi iAl .Or Also a good selection of: Etonic, Puma and Brooks Open 10 -6 Daily 628 Park Avenue f n r mm Vz (0 ffff 649-9852 AT THE RESORT CENTER Winners errors. Trailing by as many as 10 at one point, the Alamo fought back in the late innings. in-nings. But the early errors and heavy Brother hitting proved insurmountable. . : Taking advantage of, the Alamo's misfortune, the Mad Jacks climbed into first place in Division I on the strength of wins over the Outlaws and Mt. Realty. Denver's Mad Jacks now sport an 8-2 record while the Bums are a 7-2. Performing as if a weight had been lifted from their collective shoulders, the Big Shots continue to surge during the absence of ace pitcher Ski Kocinski. They downed Doc's Tuesday before last and then pounded Woodhaus Sunday. Following the loss to the Big Shots, Doc's dropped another game to Spencer's, making their record a disappointing disap-pointing 3-8. ; Continued On Page 6 All highly rated in Runners World Sunday 12-6 649-9712 |
