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Show AcstifiaDni. d (Dn Thursday, August 7, 1J80 The Citizen Page A-9 A fV ft I ' 4 -ill ? V fM Barratts, Strattons Win Invitational Girl's Volle),bal1 Tl-uts Beein Ausust 11 Two Co-City League teams won championships of the Pleasant Grove Invitational last weekend. Barratts won the A division with a fine win over the Flyers of Pleasant Grove and Strattons won the B Division by beating Forrest Inn in Saturday's finale. Barratts came through with wins over The Rebels from Salt Lake City, Tingeys from Lehi, Davison Construction from Salt Lake City and The Flyers. A grand slam home run by Bruce Chipman helped Barratts win the AMERICAN LEAGUE QUEEN was recently chosen from among team queens. Royalty includes, in-cludes, I to r, Michel! Tanner. Sox, attendant; Sandra Lea, Yankee's attendant' Terry Ward Tigers queen; Becky Price, Indians, attendant; and Stacy Price. Stars, attendant championship trophy. Others hitting wen in the tournament were Dan Nielsen, Jim Fowler, Gary Brems and Jerry Varney. Chip Atkinson got key hit as did Ron Kelly, Jackie Brems, Randy Barratt and Dave Denumbrun. Steve Berry did a great job on the mound pitching every game in the trail to the championship. Gary Carlton batted a .1000 in the final game with Forest Inn. He belted a home run and two singles in three at bats. Neal Chadwick also smashed a three run homer for the champs. When it looked like Forrest Inn was heading to upset Strattons, Dennis Hadfield got two RBIs that proved to be the winning margin. Kent Walter was winning pitcher for .,- , . vs 1 Strattons. Walter was voted Most Valuable Player in the Class B division and Steve Berry received the MVP in the Class A Division. AintKiuw LtftijUh-AII-btars in the WBBA program are, I. to r., first row. Cam Roberts, Ricky Durfey, Ronnie Durfey. Gerald Sibert, Mike Faris, Glen Brooks. Second row. Coach Gary Glover, Richard Scholes, Brett Sabey, David Tanner, Todd Glover, Bret Durrant, Reed Bromley, Chad Hampton, Jody Osborne, Bo Holland, Mgr. Larry Hampton, league president Alvin . HansetHvasabsent from the photo. PEOPL EWHO KNOW QUALITY 1 1 1 "i i i - ; l if : t . 'i , ri ivf( ji ; ;:, 1 f-l -r. i ; K'M fx I J r 1; m ).!- 1 - y met 1 : J t X9 I . L,. jU. DEPEND 0 N JIFFY LU BE Some places offer you cheap oil and don't bother to tell you they don't change the filter. Some places use cheap, low-quality filters. Other places don't check your car's vital fluid levels. Other places make you leave your car for half a day. JIFFY LUBE OFFERS ONLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY. At Jiffy Lube you can be assured that your car is being handled by highly trained people - each specializing in every aspect of car care offered by Jiffy Lube. JIFFY LUBE OFFERS THIRTEEN SERVICES FOR LESS THAN YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF. In just 10 minutes, Jiffy Lube changes your oil, oil filter, greases and lubricates your car. Jiffy Lube checks your battery, differential, transmission, brake and steering fluids. Thirteen services in all and Jiffy Lube does it for less than you can do it yourself. Also, take advantage of a free car wash with each full service. YOU DEMAND QUALITY AND AT JIFFY LUBE YOU GET IT AMERICAN FORK SHOPPING CENTER 740 East 270 South American Fork, Utah 84003 Phone 756-5320 American Legion All Stars Champs Now A never-say die American Fork, American Legion All-Star All-Star team came from behind for a spine-tingling 4-3 win over the always-tough always-tough American Fork Beehive team in the championship game last week. American League won their first two games and lost their third game, while Beehive lost their first game and reached the title contest by eliminating two fine teams: A.F. National and Highland. American League All-Star pitcher Mike Ferris went the full six innings, allowing only four base hits. However, the winning pitcher was in trouble in the 4th frame when the Beehive team got their 3 runs - all in one inning. Gerald Seibert, the hitting star for American, got his team off to an early lead with his 3rd home run of the series in the 2nd inning. The American team scored another run in the 5th when Ricky Durfey hit, pitcher Ferris singled, and Richard Scholes got the RBI to make it 3-2. Only a well executed double play prevented the American team from getting more runs that inning. Beehive stranded a runner in the top of the final inning to set the stage for the stirring win for the American Leaguers. Brett Durrant singled, Todd Glover singled. A fielders choice put Durrant out at home, with Seibert taking 2nd on the throw to home. Ricky Durfey then hit the ball between first and second and Beehive was unable to handle their chance to win. Glover and Seibert crossed the plate with the tying and winning runs. It was a tremendous win for the American League. The Beehive team is and has been very good for years. The American All-Stars All-Stars will play Grantsville this week, in double elimination at Beehive Park. If this group of determined players puts forth the same effort they would be winners again. The week long tournament tour-nament was a tremendous success. All four teams made great plays, with perhaps the turning point of the final game coming when Jeff Curtis hit a shot that seemed a sure home run, but Chad Hampton caught the ball behind and over the fence. He was stunned and hurt for awhile but continued to play. His incredible catch was typical of the solid play by all of the players during the tournament. They were all winners in their own right. Sluggers Crowned State Champs Girls, age 10-12, gathered from throughout the state July 28-31 to compete in the state softball tournament tour-nament held in Orem. The first day of competition com-petition the sluggers claimed an easy victory over a Pleasant Grove team 20-3. 20-3. The second day called for a double header with the first place team from Pleasant Grove and the first place team from Manti. The Sluggers handily defeated both teams 17-0 over PI. Grove and 6-2 over Manti. The Sluggers were again matched against a first place team the third day, defeating Orem 17-8. However, the Sluggers had to play the team from Orem again for the championship, cham-pionship, winning a second time 8-5. Pitchers for the Sluggers were Stephanie Trane and Julie Llewelyn. 2 - --v S Mill WpsI Modification Specials for August Flush mount Sunroofs starting at $180.00 installed Hella Driving Lites atart at $56.00 Fiberglass Fender Flares for Vans $195.00 Painted and Installed Mini Truck Lift Kits $135.00 installed Also many other Custom Accessories for Vans, 4x4's, Mini Trucks & Cars available Custom Body Work & Painting also available Motorcycle Repairs on most makes and models Come On In 681 East State, Lehi 768-9012 Ail senior high school girls, 10th 12th American Fork's volleyball team is the grades, who enjoy competitive volleyball, defending region champion and Coach are invited to try out for this yar's team. Johnson is looking forward to a winning Conditioning starts the week of August season. All interested girls are encouraged 11 from 810 a.m. daily at the AF High to try out August 11. school girl's gym. Team practice starts Further information may be obtained by August 18. calling Coach Ann Johnson at 225-4692. BOOT SALE Buy one pair of boots at t 1; regular price and get H another pair at MS J! m l u V (Si If a - Men's Ladies - Kid's Nocona Wrangler Justin Laramie Acme j-. "mat - u 72 Pnc p UjJfU We accept VISA and rM'r Mastercharge ;W-i4 ln'stock boots only f IpjS.,. AugUSt 1 8' 9 Xfik 162 W. MAIN, LEHI, 76S-31C5 i-t. -v 1 4 LEHI COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL CALENDAR OF SPECIAL EVENTS 111 South 400 East - Lehi - 768-8476 AUg. 12 LadieS Day -One lady admitted FREE with each adult ticket paid for. Aug. 15 - Discount Day " Prices for this day will be as follows: Adult $1.00 (per session) Student $.75 (per session) Youth $.50 (per session) Aug. 22 - One Price Day Everyone pays one price - 75' per person (per session) Remember! Every Monday night is Family Night at the Pool - $3.00 admits the entire family Plan to visit our brand new Olympic size pool soon! Public Sessions - 12:20-4:15 p.m. 5:30 - 9:00 p.m. A |
