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Show t 4 Free Press Wednesday, March 29, 1989 - Page 8 Sports Jayvee f 4 O ti ( Alumni tournament continues through the week FANS ENJOYING TOURNAMENT f ALUMNI Basketball fans are enjoying the Alumni Basketball Tournament which is being held at Lehi High School this week. The games begin at 6 p.m. and there are four game per night Tickets are $2 for adults, $1 for high school and junior high students and 50 cents for children. A family pass for the week can be purchased for $20. Bald might not be beautiful, but it doesn't make any difference on the basketball court, as proven by the classic Team of '58 that were defeated by a bunch of pros from the Class of '66. Both teams were huffing and puffing by the end of the first quarter, and the Boys of '58 were determinedly fighting back the offensive threats of the Class of '66. Youth finally won out, though, and the youngsters finally edged the Good hard-throwin- SaC March 25 Classes begin Friday, April 7th, for: "Tot Combo" (balletjazz) yrs. Beginning Jazz 2 3-- 6 Advanced Jazz 12 yrs. older. & ....... DirectorTeacher Teri Stutz (Past recipient JOE TREMAINE scholarship Performer and competitor with Dance Co. in New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Phoenix Former jazz, ballet, tap and tumbling teacher for J.J.P. Co. in Arizona) Call now to register 756-789- trSat, April 5 Diet Pepsi Free and other flavors. 6 pack cans 8 Fully-cooke- 1.9 Potato Chips 1.79 16 oz., all flavors These special antihistamines, referred to as Hams Bone-i- n 5 Whole or half '1.49 i5oz No Name Cat Food .".Z5 . $3.98 I I ( mm neutralize acid (the antacids). Peptic ulcers are open sores or lesions that form in the lining or wall of the stomach or small intestines. 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Excuse our dust in Provo as we combine our stores to become the biggest and best source in the stateflor your children's clothing needs. We look forward to sep" Vou even better in the. future. Private tuition and choreography by appt. (wrap ) 4 pack, 5 oz When we mention antihis tamines, people may think of the ingredients in many nonprescription cold medicines. Antihis- Thank you for your support. Classes at the OremLindon Dance Studio 1600 N. State, Orem (by Macey's) 9 Antihistamines Aid Ulcer Patients at 273 West Center. Our final day in our Orem location will be April 1, 1989. We would rather sell our present merchandise than move it! So for one week only, everything, even sale merchandise, will be marked down an additional 30. The Sale is at our Orem store only. Hurry in for best selection on Children's clothing, Layette needs, Bedding, Fabric and much, much more. 5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. older & W. Main Craig Thomas Dear Jolene Customer, We are combining our Orem and Provo stores to create the largest children's store in the. area. Starting April 1, 1989 we will be remodeling and enlarging our Provo store 3:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. yrs Intermediate Jazz 12 yrs Prices Effective March 29 - April 4 ct. 24 flar Terhpe, Arizona Glad Trash Bags 30 Health Take an qjjdjtional 30 off all our sale and priced meihandise Past recipient JULIE RENN scholarship . And Your OREM sTORE MOVING vCIJEARANQE SALE Friday Schedule Available "Depth will be the secret to our success this year," commented Wilson. The Pioneers will close out their region meets April 14 and 19 at 3:30 when they host Grantsville and Union. 41b. bag SUIII1 DRUG CO. CHILDREN'S OUTLET Special Jazz Dance Training 3 Toasty-0'- s field. Sophomores on the team are Mike Perkins at first, John Revill on second, Jake Hansen in center, Jason Willes at shortstop, and Britt Clark in rightfield. Revill and Willes each had two singles for the contest. Willes and McClure each batted 1 .000 and Revill went 2 for 3 for .667. 756-356- .J Tennis players at Lehi High School are off to a tough start, having played two 3A teams in their first week of practice matches. They lost both matches by scores, but Coach Tracy Wilson is optimistic about the season. Malt-0-Me- the third frame. Other freshmen on the squad included left fielder John Chamberlain who scored after walking in the third; Jason Tahbo, Lehi third baseman; Avarum McClure who caught and smashed a double to lead off the fourth; and Todd Childs who came in in the fourth at center 4& Tennis... Pepsi, g n Am. Fork Hollywood, California C runs-batted-i- It's experience vs. youth at the Lehi Alumni tournament ' which began Monday night Old Boys. The Class of '74 pulled out a victory over the Class of '72 who put up a game fight before conceding the victory to the younger men. '79's A team defeated the '77 boys, and the upstarts of '89 took the game from the '84 team. There were few heroes in the evening's actions. All players were heroes just for playing in the tour- 2-- ck walked six. Two runs scored in the fourth and one in the fifth. Jacobsen struck out one, had three ground out to the infield and two fly out to the outfield. Offensively Jacobsen went 2 for 3 with one walk. He scored the first of four Pioneer runs in the fifth frame when ten batters went to the plate. Five bases on balls and two J five-innin- singles spelled doom for the Spartans in that inning. Mike and Scott Peck each acin counted for two the contest. Peck went 1 for 3 with a walk, and Degelbeck was 1 for 2 and a walk. As a team, the Pioneers had 6 hits for 24 at bats for a skimpy .250 average. They received 9 walks and 8 Lehi men struck out. Coach Lynn Allan starts only five seniors, and has juniors John Tachiki, Kurt Gray and Calton, with sophomores Mike Perkins at first, and Chad (Jake) Smith behind the plate. They are scheduled to play at North Sanpete Wednesday, March 29, on their way to the Mesquite tournament planned Thursday through Saturday. Next week Provo is set to enter the Pioneer camp on Tuesday April 4 for a 3:30 contest. A sophomore game at Provo is scheduled the same day at 4 p.m. three innings. The left hander struck out five and court-happ- y nament. And some of them had traveled quite a distance to participate. Bill Mercer (Team of '58) came from his home in Men an, Idaho, to put his to the test. athletic The alums had to put up or shut up in this tournament, as many of them had sons watching from the sidelines. The sons were shaking their heads as their dads showed them how basketball was played in "the good old days." Don't miss the action as the tourney continues through the rest of the week. There is plenty of good seating and excellent food is being provided by The Booster Club. Pioneers defeat Emery Spartans Junior pitcher Robert Calton was credited with his first official win of the 1989 baseball season at Lehi High School last week as the Pioneers slipped past the Emery Spartans 4-- 3 in a seven inning contest at Lehi. Senior Jason Jacobsen came on in relief in the sixth frame to shut down the six Spartan batters he faced. Calton allowed five hits while throwing to 30 batters. He scattered the five singles throughout K Junior varsity baseballers at Lehi High School pounded their counterparts from Emery 8-- 5 in a g contest last Friday on the Pioneer field. Freshman pitcher Zane Gray held the Spartan J V to six hits over the five innings, gi vingup six walks and striking out six. He was credited with one assist and scored one of four runs in the Pioneer half of . . ib . . . U.39 ...98' . '1.49 ............ .1.39 |
