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Show 2 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, August 21, 1986 Takes State Title - Alta Legion Grew Turns Tables On Taylorsville SANDY. Revenge. Clements. Clements then scored on basehit by Ryan Brown. . Since the finale of the state high school championships, Alta area baseball players have wanted it. Saturday and Sunday they got it. To them, it couldn't have come at a better time. Alta moved back in front to stay in the fourth on RBI singles by Hymas, Bret Alvey and McQuivey. Alta finished with a run in the sixth off doubles by McQuivey and Matt Bradshaw. It was back in late May that Taylorsville picked up two wins over previously unbeaten Alta to take the 4A gold trophy. In American Legion play, Alta got the chance to square things with its old nemesis, winning 4 Saturday at Winski Field to hand Taylorsiville its first tourney loss and force a second title match Sunday. Alta won that It took a top of the eighth grand slammer on Saturday by Jeff Jensen - 1x21 in previous tries at the plate -to turn things around. The round tripper boosted Alta from a 1 deficit to the 4 advantage and kept its title hopes alive. Alta unleashed a it barrage in the contest, but was limited to just five runs by some solid defense on Taylorsville's part. Ryan Brown, working in relief, also pitched well the last four innings. "The kids might've been a little tight going into the game," said Taylorsville mentor Barry Sceili," after losing on Saturday. "But that's not an alibi or an excuse. We just didn't hit the ball well Sunday." 17-h- 5-- 5--2. 4-- Alta 5, Taylorsville 4 n game, despite the eighth inning. Until Schmitke stroked a double in the seventh, Tolbert had held Alta "I knew that Jeff (Jensen) was hitless.having a tough time at the plate in Long balls also benefitted the tournament," commented Coach earlierin the game, Ferguson, "but, somehow, I just felt Taylorsville n that if they gave him a fastball or withTom Gallegos belting a - two-ru- if i shot to open the scoring in the bottom of the fourth. Taylorsville added a run in the sixth when, with the bases full, Dave Trevino walked to force in Gallegos. Singles by Brown and Mark Roberts brought in Taylorsville's last run in the seventh. McQuivey went the distance on the mer." Jensen's heroics came in the top of mound for Alta, giving up seven hits, the eighth, following a solo round but helped to keep Taylorsville at bay during the final two innings. tripper by Hymas, singles by M- Alta also had to overcome five erand and Bradshaw cQuivey rors, hurler Schmitke's walk. Taylorville compared to one by Mark Tolbert pitched a strong Taylorsville. two up high, he could park one. And that's what happened." "You have to play the percentages," Sceili noted. "Jensen was 1x21 at the plate to that point in the tournament, so we decided to walk Schmitke (Craig) and pitch to Jensen. Then he got the grand slam- ll i Mil ... ft i nl t 5-- "Ever since the end of high school play and the start of the Legion season, the kids have been thinking about it," noted Alta Coach Wayne Ferguson. "They were hoping for another crack at Taylorsville in the Legion finals. This takes the monkey off their backs." . Jensen certainly nailed down MVP honors in Saturday's game, but on Sunday, one could make a strong case for Troy Hymas. Hymas pitched all seven innings for Alta, averaging one hit per inning. He also drove in a run. Alta opened with a run in the top of the first, Dave McQuivey singling then scoring later on a throwing error. Taylorsville moved ahead briefly, tallying both its two runs in the bottom of the third. Ed Yack was safe on an error, stole second and third and scored on a single by Doug . A T' -- 2 . i long ball dominated th Alta won the game HERE IT COMES . . . Korm batter awaits pitch from Alto's J.R. Wilson in State Legion action Thurs- day. It wasn't a day for pitchers, however, as the 8-- Ber-richo- a, 9-- 3-- Jeff Elldredge, who came on in relief in the fourth, was named the game's winning pitcher. McQuivey Jeff Jensen may have had his problems at the plate, but against Kearns, like Saturday's game with finished up in the seventh. Both teams had nine hits, but Kearns had five errors to none for Alta. Taylorsville, he came through with a homer in the botkey hit, a three-ru- n tom of the fourth inning. The round triper, plus an RBI single by Dave McQuivey gave Alta the edge it would need to weather a two-ru- n Kearns rally in the sixth, when Troy Kehoe homered. The game started out with the long ball as well, Troy Hymas and McQuivey, each hitting solo shots in the n bottom of the first. Kearn's Glen then homered in top of the second. After Alta notched a run in the bottom of the second, Dunyon added an RBI sacrifice fly in the third. But, in its half of the third, Alta got two more runs off singles by Craig Taylorsville 8, Alta 5 Taylorsville led all the way, pick-- , ing up four runs in the top of the first. Doug Clements had a two-ru- n home and Kevin Newby and RBI single. 'A pass ball and an error sparked two more Taylorsville runs in the second. Alta got on the board in the bottom of the second, scoring on an RBI fielder's choice by Troy Du-nyo- Chicosandonabalk. Alta added two runs in the third on a single by McQuivey and a ground out by Jensen. Taylorsville stretch ed the lead back to four with single runs in the fourth and sixth, Ryan Brown singling in the fourth. Alta finished in the seventh, when Hymas s homered. Shane Patrick, who relieved Dave Littlewood in the third, was the winning pitcher, striking out seven. Taylorsvile had ten hits and Alta eight. LAKE. Bruce Crane of South Jordan picked up his third straight victory in Class A horseshoe pitching competition held at Liberty Park Saturday, edging out Clarence Giles of Riverton. Crane has now defeated 17 opponents without a loss. The complete listing of results is as follows: Class A, Bruce Crane, South JorClarence Giles, dan, first; SALT 5-- 0, 5-- Riverton, Erickson, Keith second; Herriman, 4-- 1, third; fourth; Lamont Gardner, Salt Lake, fifth; Jack Raymond, Sandy, sixth. Class B, Richard Buchanan, Draper, Jay West, Taylorsville, 4- 2; Tito Archuleta, Sandy, Russ Rudy Lobato, Murray, Jim Cronkrite, Horan, Orem, Salt Lake, Bob Aoki, Salt Lake, 3-- 2-- 5-- 1; 4-- 2; pre-leag- Steve Mecham, Ogden, Hills Sr., Salt Lake, Buchanan, Draper, icJ? DACtl-TO-SCEJG- 4-- 0-- 6. 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'Pebblebrookl 0-- 5, 5-- 1; HEIGHTS. ji.lrfnnvl,llllJ Crane Gains Third Horseshoes Win 4-- COTTONWOOD tnliir .. 9-- 4, Brighton high will launch the 1986 football season Friday, Aug. 29, at 3 p.m. ,- .r . - CONGRATS . . . Dave McQuivey receives the congratulations of his Alta teammates after slugging a home run in State American Legion action against Kearns. Alta's 8 victory gave the team a shot at the finals and the gold trophy. contest for both teams, Frank Minster, Ogden, Bengals Open Grid Slate With Olympus ' - ,, ':' Xq J it? ' : LX 9-- Alta Rebounds To Earn Shot At Legion Title rvM"' . hM"' fX- -- 1 SANDY. After losing to Schmitke and Jensen. Kearns fought back again, moving Taylorsville 5 on Wednesday at Winski Field in Kearns, Alta's ahead with four runs in the fourth, American Legion crew rode the bub- two on a home run by David ble right into: the championship' one on a single by Tracy series, one more loss meaning Gallo and the fourth on another elimination. 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