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Show 4 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, May 29, Wrestlers Capture Honors 1986 Horseshoe Results MURRAY. The Utah Horseshoe compete. In response to large turnout, group officials stated "keep it up. New members are always welcome." The only area where the ranks were a bit thin Friday was in the junior division, as only two pitchers showed up. As a result, they pitched with the men and, surprisingly, they both won their divisions. Full results are as follows: Class A, Lamont Gardner, Salt Lake, first; Bruce Crane, South second (71.4 percent Jordan, game); Tito Archuleta, Sandy, fifth; Jack Raymond, Sandy, fourth; Frank Woods, Tacoma, Wash., fifth; Bill Cronkrite, Salt Lake, Class B, Greg Peterson (Juniors), Ogden, 0 (65 percent game) ; Keith Richard Erickson, Herriman, Buchanan, Draper, 2 (71 percent game); Gary Hughes, Taylorsville, Jim Ray Fivas, Murray, Cronkrite, Salt, Class C, Doyle Peterson, Ogden, Bruce Eyre, Salt Lake, Phil Bud Jensen, American Fork, Schardine, Springville, Jim Ken Percy, Shaw, Salt Lake, Ogden, Class D, Jason Peterson (Junior), Jim Scott, Draper, Roy, Ron Peterson, Roy, Steve Minster, Ogden, Jerry Bird, Lehi, Floyd Holley, Springville, 4-- 1, 3-- 3-- 2, 3-- 2, 4. 5-- 4-- 1; 3-- 2-- 4; 0-- 4-- 1; 3-- 2; 3-- 2-- 2-- 4. 4-- 1; Mark Colby, Salt Lakle, Lake, Linda Hills, Salt Lakle, Ties are decided by ringer 3--4; Pitchers Assn. had such a large turnout for its Friday tournament at Murray Park that part of the field had to be sent to Liberty Park to 3-- 3-- 2; 3-- 2-- 0-- Class E, Herbert Zafft, Murray, Marlow Peterson, Ogden, Jack Simmons, Midvale, Gary Dale Nielsen, Wood, Salem, Midvale, Larry Knaak, Murray, 4-- 1; place awards. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. Twenty-thre- e members of the Sundance Wrestling Club took part in a freestyle tournament in Steamboat Springs, Colo, with nine earning first 3-- 4; 6. Wrestlers from four states and Canada participated. Sundance members taking home gold medals included Jed Jones (125 pounds) in the open division; Adam teams up to age 19 are now signing up for the second annual Dick Nourse Cancer Kick, a tournament which involves 500 teams this year in Salt Lake, Weber, Davis, Utah, Tooele, Sevier and Uintah Counties. The competition is a fund-raisfor the American Cancer Society. Winning teams in each age category and geographical area will receive medals for each player.1 Every youngster in the tournament receives a special patch for uniform or jacket. 84123. and ' , r teams from the north, south, east and central regions will be selected to compete. We will hold a double round robin for seeding purposes, and then play a single elimination tournament for the championship in each division," Hansen explained. "The manner in which the all-stteams are selected may vary from region to region." Three days of competition are scheduled. , Region chairmen are currently organizing teams from their respective regions. Those chairman are Wade Roberts, Santa Clara, South Region; Kay Thayne, Orem, East Region; Ray Chat win, South Jordan, Central Region; and Jim Fuller, Brigham City, and Larry Jacobsen, Logan, North Region. "Anyone wanting information regarding the regional teams should contact their regional chairman," Hansen said. "We fully expect Utah Summer Games softball to become more and more popular each year. It should become a major softball event in the state." , "All-sta- . ar - . Brook Golf Course. Both will be a full 18 holes. The entrance fee for the ladies is $15, which includes lunch. Those wishing to take part must have their entries in by Tuesday at 5 p.m. Action will tee off with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. The men's fee is $30. all returned in merchandise awards. Prizes will be awarded in both gross and net in championship and "A" flite competition. Tee times will run from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Entries should be mailed to Jim Healy, Professional, Meadow Brook Golf Course, 4197 So. 1300 West, Salt Sevier, Washington counties. The East Region will consist of Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Grand, San Juan, Uintah, Utah and Wasatch counties. Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele , counties will comprise the Central j Region; and the North Region will include Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Morgan, Rich and Weber counties. The Utah Summer Games, open-ing in Cedar City in July, are open to : Utah residents and include com-petitin 13 women's sports and 14 men's sports. The games are a : sports festival patterned after the Olympics. Medallions of gold, silver and bronze will be awarded in all ; sports. Competition will be held at sites in an around Cedar City, and athletes will be housed at an official: "Athletes' Village" at Brian 'Head Ski and Summer Resort 30 miles northeast of Cedar City. n. Glen Smith (130) and Bob Boynton (99); schoolboy Scott Preece (80); intermediate Tyler Phillips (65); midget Jesse Hammons (60); and bantam Brady Jones (40). Bronze medals went to cadet Bill Kilpack (138V4); schoolboys Scott Smith (95) and Brent Gotten (75); and bantam Josh Hammons (50). Also wrestling were Paul and Casimer Popeck, ages 4 and 6, in the 8 ancfunder division. In addition, four club members attended the AAU Northwest Regional Wrestling Championships in Burley, Idaho. Dan Walker, a 149 pound cadet won first place in freestyle and was selected as the tournament's outstanding wrestler. Adam Walker, 105 pounds, also a cadet, took second in freestyle. Justin Palmer entered both the 90 and 95 pound intermediate divisions earning gold and bronze medals in freestyle and gold in Greco-RomaGlen Smith was awarded first place in both Greco-Roma- n and freestyle as a 130 pound cadet. Smith also had the fastest pin in the tournament at 17 seconds. MURRAY. The 22nd annual "Mick" Riley Memorial Amateur golf tournaments will be staged on June 6 for the women's division and June 14 for the men's at Meadow Piute, Sanpete, y, x Mick Riley Events Slated Lake City, 2-- and Justin Palmer (90) intermediate; and Bart Phillips (50) bantam. Taking second were were cadets Cancer Society office (Salt Lake City , Ogden, Provo, Kaysville ) . Both Welti and Nourse will attend many of the final games and present medals to the winners. Dick Nourse, television news anchorman, for who the contest is named, has recovered from cancer and spends large amounts of time each year helping to raise funds for American Cancer Society education and prevention programs, services to cancer patients and cancer research. His weatherman partner Bob Welti is chairman of this year's event. "It is especially appropriate that children are helpin to raise money for the fight against cancer because it is the number one disease killer of children," said Nourse. Money is raised by entry fees and donations solicited by players. Players who raise $50 will earn a free ticket to Lagoon. ar id Entry forms are available from soccer associations or any American The four regions hve been defined along county boarders. The South Region will include Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, CEDAR CITY. All-stteams from four regions of the state will battle in four divisions July 4 in the softball competition of the inaugural year of the Utah Summer Games. Championships will be held in men's and women's fastpitch and men's and women's slowpitch divisions, according to Al Hansen, Holla-dadirector of the softball compe-tio- Walker (105fc pounds), Dan Walker (149Mt), and Jim Cox (121) in the cadet division; Jon-DavHammons (90) and Dean Moody (100), schoolboy; Jeremy Hammons (85) Soccer Players To 'Kick' Cancer SALT LAKE. Soccer coaches of Softball To Be Part Of Summer Games - ; ; MUV1NU.. LIGHTEN with Classified. Call your load 262-668- Those "don't wants" around your house mav be ''do wants" for some one else. You can turn them into readv cash by putting them in the area market place, the Green Sheet ad columns. , 3-- 3-- 3-- 2-- 3; ROPER'S OWN Fcnout Mcr.chetter 0-- Class F, Ken Spomer, Midvale, Marc Fox, Salt Lake, Rex Bob Brown, Buchanan, Draper, Murray, Gary Cullap, West Valley, Roger Holtan, Sandy, 4-- 1; 4-- 1; 3--2; SUITS 3-- 2; 0 0-- 5. Class G, Cliff Wood, Lehi, Don Carl Hunter, American Fork, Dixie Colby, Hills, Salt Lake, Salt Lake, Ted Shaw, West Brad Harrison, Slat Valley, 5-- 2; 5-- 2; 4-- 4-- 3; 3-- 4; PUD, Housing Approved Summer weight, polywool blends T I SPORT COATS IP dl BLAZERS rM.'120te140 Jlm ow$05 SLACKS polywool blend SANDY. Two of the approval of the Sandy City Planning Commission.. Planned ITnit. Development of 240 onits on 14.5 acres of land at 7800 So. (100 East received preliminary approval. Dickerson & Sons, which owns the property that was annexed into Sandy on Feb. 25, will develop an apartment complex on the site. This apartment development is to be located on 7800 South just east of the planned part on the corner of 7800 So. 1000 East. To the south is additional Smart Dairy Property zoned for residential use, and to the east is the commercial zoning. According to the plans, there will be 240 units and 10 buildings with 32 apartments. In addition, there is a clubhouse just west of the main entrance that will serve the apartment residents. The second project ot receive ap- -' proval was the Woodgate Retire ment Community, to be located at 1050 E. 7985 South, also part of the Smart Dairy Property. This project will consist of 125 units on 10.6 acres. The proposed retirement community will be designed into three spcific types of living units. Along 1000 East, 20 cottage units, further east into the site two large three-levapartment buildings which will total 82 living units, a nursing home with 70 beds and a one-stoservice building. Also on Thursday, commissioners gave approval to Frontier Pies to erect a monument sign at 905 E. 9400 South. Approval was also given to the Sandy 13th and 46th ward chapel to modify the design for a fence around facilities located at 550 E. 8400 South. The commission denied a request from J & M Plumbing and Heating for a zone change at 8589 So. 40 East to a commercial zoning from to allow for expansion of the business there. Denial was based on the fact that the area appears to be more residentially oriented. Approval was given for another annexation. This time the property is 18 acres at 9650 So. 1700 East, where the Willow Canyon elementary school is located. The petition for annexation was submitted by Jordan School District. The annexation, to be considered by the City Council as well, will close a portion of an existing county island which three-bedroo- low-lev- .tin Am Shaft Sloovo Patterns rog.Mlto'21 NOW JoymorSomoboft Easy care 100 poly- ' ester, sizes 31 to 44. 10 great colors, rag. MS East. Another 2200 Summer subdivision, Meadows No. 11 at 9200 So. 1600 East also received approval, as did the Burgundy Street Gardens at 9200 So. Riverside Dr. The Burgundy plans call for 43 lots on eight acres. 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The commission also approved a barrier wall to be installed along 10600 So. 1100 East. The request came from Mike Shone. Hidden uaxs no. z suoaivision, 30 lots on 8.2 acres received the from commissioners. The subdivision is located at 11900 So. JwtZM DRESS SHIRTS m East. $3905 now ry 1700 . rog.50 el straddles K 149,?M09" tth 1 A iSTti first projects to be placed on the former "Smart Dairy Property" have received the 7 NOW rtf.200t240 SHOP: Mon.-Fr- l. Sat.10- Sun. 12-- 5 MURRAY 262-94- 2 1 10-- 9 |