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Show T 2 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, May 2, 1985 Sports ' f It t Bingham Girls Showing Spunk - ; ; .Cv from his charges. Forced to backtrack for a moment, Herbision admitted that it's taken the efforts of SOUTH JORDAN. If you were the coach of track team with just 11 members and were running up Kv POISED. . . Lisa fceXIr:S fi Nf '-.; ST.v:-;,;;- Kreimeyor, holder of a new Bingham high record in the javelin, launches the spear during practice session. Lisa is one of only young ladies on the always outnumbered Miner squad. 1 1 Miners Nip Bengals winner, reaching on a walk then being moved around to second and third. Borich's grounder was the deciding blow. Bingham had five runs off eight hits and committed three errors. Brighton got four runs off 10 hits and also had three errors. Brian Orr was the winning pitcher. At the plate, Pat Newbold had a triple to go along with his double. In other Region Two action Friday, Taylorsville trounced Kearns 16-- 0 and Alta ripped West Jordan On Tuesday, Hillcrest edged Kearns 6 and, as mentioned earlier, West Jordan nipped Brighton also by a score of JORDAN. Bingham and into extra innings Friday, before the Miners were able to score the deciding run on a ground ball by Mike Borich in the bottom of the eighth. in The win boosted Bingham to league play, while Brighton, which lost to West Jordan Tuesday, now stands at The Miners will now host a gritty West Jordan team Friday at 4 p.m. then travel to Taylorsville on Monday. On Wednesday, Bingham will entertain always tough Hillcrest. Brighton led off in the scoring in the top of of the third when Chad Fife was knocked in with a single off the bat of Rich Goodrich. Brighton made in 0 in the top of the sixth when Goodrich was walked in and Fife and Eddie McDaniels scored on a two out dropped fly. SOUTH Brighton battled 1 7-- 6 2-- sister Tina Kreimeyer not only hurdles, but also the sprints and WEST JORDAN. Alta high's Dave McQuivey slammed a home run at the plate and threw 10 strikeouts and no walks from the mound to lead his team to a 15-- victory over West Jordan Friday. McQuivey, batting .562 thus far, was one of three Hawks to get round tripers against the Jaguars, the other two being Matt Bradshaw and and Steve Hardy. Bradshaw and Hardy also had doubles. However, the Hawks' joy was short-liveas on Tuesday they fell RIVERTON. League 13 soccer, to a solid Taylorsville team Alta will entertain Hillcrest Frinow called the Arsenal Alliance Soccer Club, is conducting sign ups for day (tomorrow) then visit Kearns the next fall and spring seasons. Monday. On Tuesday, Brighton will Registrations can be taken pay a call on the Hawks. All three anytime at the Teamworks sporting games will start at 4 p.m. Alta did all its damage against goods store in West Jordan or at the Riverton city park on May 11 and 18 West Jordan in the first three innfrom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ings, with bursts of three, four and All children, ages five to 15, living in Riverton, Herriman, Bluffdale and South Jordan areas may sign up with the program. for Alta SANDY. Registrations Continued on page 3 League Ute Conference Football will be taken Saturday, May 11, at Alta high school, 11055 So. 1000 East. The hours are from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The league is open to ages with applicants asked to furnish a birth certificate or its equivalent at the time of registration. The cost is $50 per player with a $5 discount from the second player from a famiin ly. Insurance is included in the 5 Dan Coy and Brian Orr singled to load the bases. Newbold scored on a sacrifice fly by Darren Butterfield then Hud Fullmer, pinch running for Coy. scored on a Darren Beratto in Orr and Beratto scored on a pass ball. Beratto scored the Miner's game Hi Ute Conference Signups Are OPTICAL Setting the Pace Eyewear We at Knighton are pleased to announce the opening of our newest store location Fashion Place Mall. eight runs. West Jordan sandwhich-e- d a three run third third between single scores in the second and fourth. Along with the already mentioned offensive efforts for Alta, Brett Alvey and Todd Handley each had doubles. Tim Martinez and Price from West Jordan also had two base hits. "We're hitting well," commented Alta coach Gary Garcia, "but, we're not playing with any consistency on defense. We've got to work on that." 6262 So. registration Practices fee. will begin in August with the first games scheduled for 55 -- P "Let see," he said, running down the list, "Tina Kreimeyer and Jeri Smith have been dowing well in the hurdles; Lisa Kreimeyer has been incredible in her first year with the javelin and has broken a school record; Valerie VanHorn is making great progress in the 200 and 100; Sabrina Reading has been a leader in the intermediate hurdles; Chris Peterson has been just super in the 800; Tammy Palmer is showing promise in the distance events, as is Carol Baity in the sprints; Julie Jones and Gaylyne Killpack have been holding things down in the weight events; and Lorrie Harper has the loudest "ghetto blaster." One problem Herbison hasn't had to face this year is team motivation. He's been pleased with the winning attitude the girls have developed. Through adversity, he feels, they've discovered what it takes to win. 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So far, things appear to be right on track. "You can't believe the degree of improvement they've shown since the beginning of the season," noted Herbison. "I mean if you had seen their first few tries on hurdles and then could compare it to now. It's just phenomenal to see where they are now." "I really don't know what to attribute it to," he quipped, "except great coaching." The coach's comment, quite naturally, drew a hail of protests Cm 262-668- Ten "If I can ever get them out of the lockeroom, they're okay," he 9-- the sixth. Pat Newbold opened with a double. C liri.stian Dior all concerned, both coaches and competitors, to reach that level of improvement. The girls, he said, haven't been afraid to work hard and try new things. out- it." Hawks Fly Past Jag Diamond Squad Soccer Signups But the Miners fought back to tie (801) com- long jump. Due to their petes sparse numbers, such branching out is common among the members of the Bingham high girls' track team. 7-- with a four run bottom of in in the 15-- 4-- single. Brad Cherrington singled A HURDLE. . . Lisa's CLEARING that competition against numbered you four and five to one, what would your strategy be? Probably the same as Bingham girls' track coach Alan Herbison's: Run every girl in every event and pray that no one gets hurt. The Bingham ladies haven't won a lot of track meets this season, but that hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of this tightly knit group. They know the problem is bodies, but they also know that, despite their sparse numbers, they're making people sit up and take notice. "If we had 20 or 25 girls like you," Herbison told his team, "we'd be contenders, I promise you." Herbison and his fellow coaches launched a major effort aimed at encouraging more girls to try out for the team. But many of the best athletes had already made plans to compete in some other field. Since the start of season, a few new faces appeared, but most only briefly. "Part of the problem is that this small group of established members is getting into fairly good shape," Herbision explained, "and when new girls come out, they're quite a ways behind. They get the feeling they can't get caught up so they drop out." With team victories few and far between and with the workload spread among so few performers, one wonders why some of the other girls don't pull out as well. But, they stick with it, running on a combination of loyalty and pride. "The team's counting on you to do your part," added junior sprinter Valerie VanHorn. "We don't want to let the team down." "We established a goal," said sophomore hurdler and sprinter Jeri Smith, "and we've set out to reach ?1?RK STOOL wAdju.t.bl. Li SURPLUS fk y JO in U 11 ' J rri |