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Show Beehive exits tourney courtesy By Dean Von Memmott Sports Correspondent After having lost to American Fork National League A in the WBBA's Region G championship game Friday, the American Fork Beehive League's A team exited the playoffs when Alpine A defeated the Beehivers 10-4 in a game for second place at American Ameri-can Fork's JC Park Monday evening. In the top of the first, Alpine A's Jake Murphy clubbed a solo homer to open the game's scoring. Alpine A clung to its 1-0 lead until, the bottom of the second. Fine fielding by Travis Davis helped cause Alpine A to leave three men stflinded on base that inning, and his solid play continued throughout the contest. Beehive pitcher Zac Cornwell got hit by a pitch in the bottom of the second. Michael Quintero laid a bunt single down the third base line to score him, tying the game at one. The next inning, a Zane Mendenhall hit forced Cornwell from the mound with an injury. It was later Legion season ends )y Dean Von Memmott Sports Correspondent A split in two games. against the West High Panthers Pan-thers brought the American Fork Cavemen's American Legion baseball season to anend. At West July 22, American Fork won 6-5 to qualify for the Salt Lake Valley League's mini-tournament. The Cavemen's stint in it ended with the Panthers edging past them 7-6 in a first-round game on American Fork's field July 25 and 26. In the July 22 game, pitcher Bo Fowler gave up eight West hits, but he clubbed two doubles and a si lgle. Teammate Tyson K nyon whacked a single, a dcuble, and a home run to pc wer the Cavemen to their first trip to post-season Legion play in eight years. Even though the second game against West occurred on the Cavemen's field, American Fork , was assigned the role as the guest team. jThe game opened with the American Fork grabbing grab-bing a 3-0 lead on first inning hits by Kinyon and Hunter Boone. Hit by a pitch in the bottom of the inning, Andy Solt scored the first West run on a Darren'; Ot ey single. ; .', Valked by pitcher .Tony ".-Va ".-Va i Dam in . the second, Br dy Palmer came home on i Kinyon dt-.ible. Despite giving up a double to Simeon Sime-on Wolfgramm in the bottom bot-tom of the inning, pitcher Justin Brown held the Panthers Pan-thers scoreless in the inning. In the third, Boone, Pahner, and Dane Oleen eacji hit a single to enable American Fork to stretch its lead to 6-1. West clipped the -leaJ to 6-2 in the biottom of ' the inning. . Van Dam struck out three straight Cavemen in the fourth to contain American Amer-ican Fork that inning. The Cavemen almost pulled off a rally in the fifth. However, after Fowler clubbed a triple and Olsen a single f Slotted Annies" Great for Shelving 1 Racks or Crating 0 o 0 ot 23NC plated. Xurt Itouttmf. T8tS.'l20fJt.'Uii- determined that he was only badly bruised, and he's expected to fully recover. I Alpine got one more run in before the batting turn UK . I if tr" If ft - a m. m Beehive A's Zac Cornwell winds up, for o throw against Alpine on July 29. He carried a lion'? share of pitching pitch-ing toad during the region tournament. that inning, the Panthers held the Cavemen scoreless. In the bottom of the inning, a fierce storm caused the game to halted until ' the next afternoon. The 24-hour break proved to be beneficial to West. During the fifth's lower half, Otley homered in three runs. The Cavemen intercepted inter-cepted fly balls from Ben Booth and Van Dam in hopes of turning the Panthers Pan-thers back. West kept coming com-ing back, though, aided by a series of American Fork mistakes in the bottom of the sixth. On two outs in the bottom bot-tom of the sixth, Nick Vij-tusu Vij-tusu sent a fly ball into center. cen-ter. 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It only takes the weight of a nickel on a nerve to decrease its ability to function by 60. Your doctor or Chiropractor can help by adjusting spinal bones and thereby relieving nerve irritation." V-v Watch for next month's . article on "whiplash". For more Information or for an appointment call: Div Shlrl "Rdcky" -Stone 785-0788 32 South Main Street Pleasant Grove ended. Beehive A kept the lead at 2-1 until the fourth, when two Alpiners came home on an error to open, a 1 with split son to come home. The next inning, Lance Rees and Kinyon each slugged a single in hopes of correcting the damage done by the error. However, sec? . oncj baseman , , Howard . turned a double play, and center fielder Zander Sato-riov Sato-riov caught a fly ball to end the game. Though disapointed at how the Cavemen's season ended, American Fork coach Jarrod Ingersoll said, "I think our hitting has come a long way. We had a big change, in attitudes, this year, Everyone, on the team wanted to win." , . ;, - tv - 1 Name: i -- . . Parents Names: 'f m M ik ii '.I Address: ff v t V tx J Home Phone: Work Phone: J f 1 1 fi . y " ' , , , ? a Stepfianie Pace, Chelsey Befus, Misti Ridge, Mary Rife!Hammer, Savannah Kelley, Aubrey Doye, Kennetli Wright, ' "" Julia Miller, Janalyn Memmott, Bethany Olsen " Come to registration to pick up your times and teachers that are available. . ' there is a one-time registration fee of $10.00 ($20.00 after 112 price special) arid a gift for the girls. If you bring a friend to register you will receive $5.00 off. 95 W 200 5, Pleasant Grove 796-0323 of Alpine four-run rally, highlighted by a Mendenhall, two-run single. In the bottom of the inning, Derek Danklef came home on a passed ball, and Alpine A didn't let Beehive A make any further runs until the sixth. In the meantime, mean-time, Beehive A responded by staging a fifth-inning double play that kept the Alpiners lead at 6-2 until the sixth. In the sixth, Alpine A loaded the bases on no outs, and a Chris Anderson walk triggered another four-run rally. Even though Danklef clubbed a two-run double in the bottom of the sixth, Beehive Bee-hive A couldn't rally back. Other members of Beehive's Bee-hive's all-star team included includ-ed Tyler Ciriako, Jarett Pulsipher, Pul-sipher, Jake Taylor, Andrew Bangerter, Gentry Haws, Jordan Edwards, Thomas Chadwick and Seth Adam-son. Adam-son. They were coached by Mike Davis and Eric Haws. Beehive's Derek Danklef hits a ground ball in the second inning of Monday's contest wjjn Alpine. He was thrown out, but the runner advanced and later scored. Next week: Automotive team finishes second at State n Place dance Fall Glasses Registration from 9:00aml2:00noon xim 0w gffro & UlSillES Our educated American Fork Citizen New Utah t T II. -w, Photos by Beky Beaton Beehive's Andrew Bangerter slides safely into third base during Monday's final region contest. August 5th and August 7and irom 4:uu-o:uupm staff includes: - Thursday, August I. 2002 - Page 9 2 LiUWj i., - OFfS-. J SMio 6,h r . 81 I w m 1 COPY! |