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Show jut m 2 Poge Thursdiy. May 21. 1981 THE SENTINEL Bengals, Husklss still In It . . . tfnmmi Rain delays 4-- baseball com up with tingle Brighton added a solo run District baseball teams to corct in the firtt, third, in the sixth then watched have entered the double and fourth inning and as Layton sent the game elimination portkn of the Brighton bad two in the into extra innings with a seventh. tournament last second and one in the top three run state the scored Wood Cot in still remain Then sixth. Reagan the of Tuesday the running for this tonwood came back for winning run for the year's crown as of the throe run in the bottom Bengals, after reaching base on an error. of the sixth. completion of Thursday's Blake Jensen drove in play. Against Bonneville of Hillcrest's runs both d was the Rain soaked fields it Wednesday the postponement of Bengals' turn to break against Bonneville giving sessions set for Friday open a tie game. Both the Huskies a win in their and Saturday to Monday teams came up with Tuesday first round Jeff After and Tuesday of this week. single scores in the third, game. All remaining action was but in the bottom of the Maynard had singled in staged at Kan Price Park sixth Brighton pushed the first, Jensen tripled in Murray. through four more runs. Um home then Jensen Brighton and KiQcrest The big blow was a bases singled home Erie Vara each sustained a loss loaded double by Dave in too of the sixth. Bon- during the first three Fisher. Hugh Deardon nevilkaddedaruninthe rounds, Brighton fell In was the winning pitcher sixth, but both teams went scoreless in the to opener to Cottonwood for Brighton. Two of the "u A three Jordan 4-- f-- v, . ' . - . - for-ce- - 4 lar-- ... fa I ft ..'" . . - V . . 64, while Hillcrest also had trouble with the Colts, dropping a 1 6-- decision on Wednesday. Bingham, winch had lost to Roy on Tuesday, was eliminated by Hillcrest on Thursday. Games rescheduled for Monday of this week saw Hillcrest taking on unand defeated Roy a crack Brighton getting at Cottonwood. A loss by either Hillcrest seventh. Tracy Poulsen picked up the pitching fourth inning against win. Cottonwood pitching Layton, but the Lancers fought back with four hamstrung the Huskies as runs in the bottom of the last Wednesday, to limited was Hillcrest the two in fifth, fourth, Brighton Jumped out to a M lead by the top of the four or five base hits. ' The Huskies bounced back with a vengence Thursday at Derks, summing out 13 hits and blasting fellow Jordan District team Bingham 194, evening the season series betwee the two Bingham clubs at took an early lead in the contest scoring twice in the first then three more in the second. Hillcreat also had two in the first, but in the third inning the 2-- Huskies left the Miners in the dust scoring 11 runs off four walks and six hits. Hillcrest followed with six more in the fourth. saw six Hillcrest Miner pitchers in the four and a half inning contest, while sophomore Mike Jenkins got the win for the Huskies. The loss to Hillcrest dropped the curtain on Bingham's season, but coach Brad Bevan and his charges took heart from a gold Region Two trophy now under glass at that school. "We have not had too good a tournament," stated Bevan, "but, no one can take that trophy away from us." Roy handed Bingham its first set back in the tournament winning in eight innings 7--4 on Tuesday. Bingham san- -' dwiched a two run fifth with single runs in the fourth and seventh to knot the score at 4 and send into extra innings. Roy came up with three runs in the top of the 4-- eighth. Wednesday the Miners fell behind Granger 34 after three innings of play, but caught fire with two runs in each of the fourth and fifth innings and followed with four more in the sixth. Todd Householder, Lance Anderson, and Rod Gust pitched for the Miners. or Brighton would eliminate them from further play. The difference between Brighton's loss to Cottonwood and their wins 'S over Bonneville and .TV Layton were the number of hits with men on base. The Bengals stranded 13 men on base against Cottonwood. The was tied 8 after Cottonwood had S-- Bingham's Lance Anderson blazes past first base In dead heat with approaching baseball. Defending on the play is Hillcrest first baseman Mark Johnson. The Huskies won the contest, staged last Thursday, burying the Miners 19-- Photofinish a double and a triple. Danny added a double and Cam Browning two own cause with Whit-tenbu- 6. Qo1-2atststs- ... JHS ends basoball Jordan had opened Wednesday and to South a on win over Thursday with a them from eliminated last Grove Pleasant Tuesday, but loses to further contention., , The loss to South was on American Fork Jordan High put the cap on the 1981 baseball seaton after a three game visit to this year's state tournament 7-- 9-- S 3-- 6-- 3 s Sindt-Gestion- For The: Graduate, Bride, Groom, Missionary lOI n.d,AcH"."fl & .f By Airway Amity Ven 4 Pencil IdMsFromK " Stc ' Select Accutron, Bulova,Caravelle I 7 WaQno OU Reduced j GroupV W l( Fork on Wednesday were scored in third inning. while American Pork picked up two runs in each of the first two innings and added single scores in each of the fifth and sixth. Jeff Mc- Farlane went the distance on the mound for Jor dan giving up Just four hits and four walks, while striking out seven. Jordan out hit American the Beetdlggers trailed 6- -. especially in the tour4 beading into the final nament" stanza, before erupting Brady added that Jor for five runs in the top of dan had played a lot of the seventh. Jordan's games decided by only defense then held off the one or two runs and as a Vikings in the final half result never seemed to be inning of play. Danny either far enough ahead Thackery picked up the or behind to give some of pitching win for Jordan, the team's younger giving up seven hits and hurlers very much two walks, but striking playing time. out four. Jordan will graduate Jordan ended up with six starters off this year's 14 hits, as Jimmy Nelson crew in McFarlane, Whiwent two for three, Dave ttenburg, Browning, Minnick added two hits, Thackery, Minnick, and and Thackery aided his MarkWickd. . Opal rD Rings JTZ L O 'V Entire Stock Of Genuine T AD three of Jordan' runs against American 25 I I J J Jordan High hooting activity suporotoro Jordan its version of ilQEntire3 Camera Dept.N Sale Ends May 31, Flnal close'ou-jirlce8-lll, w f, IMOCUUWT KODAK USindM Jewelry &Qftware 94 19 UNION SQUARE C- -l PHONE (801)571-434- VISA 10:00 o.m.-6:0- SANDY. UTAH 84070 0 1 Hours: p.m. , Mon.-Sa- t. . HOSQ I ir8t Brighton second baseman Scott Gorringe screeches to a halt in trying to put the tag on hard sliding Layton opponent Brighton won the outing 0 in extra innings. The game was played last Thursday afternoon at Derks Field. 11-1- A Great, New Breakthrough V from 3-- A !New Classic Black f gZJsZiZ e, V' CfOSt 5-- singles. ForkM. "I think our season Jordan out hit South began to change when eight to six and commit- Jeff McFarlane came ted only one more error down with tendonitis late at three to two. The dif- in the league season,' ference might have been reflected Jordan coach in the number of Perry Brady. "Jeff is one as Jordan of the top pitchers in the stranded seven. Danny division, but the Whittenburg, Jeff soreness in the elbow and Jimmy meant we couldn't pitch Nelson all pitched for Um as often and as long Jordan. as we would've liked to In Jordan's opener and mat more pressure against Pleasant Grove, on the rest of our staff In Your Life "AII Luggigt especially frustrating to the Diggers who had fought their way back Into the game with a three point top of the seventh, taking a 4 margin, only to give up a home run to South to send the game into extra innings. Jordan came back in the top of the ninth to again get within a half an inning of a victory by scoring a single run in the top of the ninth. But, once more South stole it away, picking up two game winning runs. rg own High School will stage "Superstars" competition this May 23 and will be inviting teams from the other Jordan District high schools to Join them in some vacation Competition will begin at 2 p.m. So far Jordan has reed vedconirnitmenU from entries representmgHilkrest and A1U and hopes to en-tiat least one more school to take part before this Saturday's action. Teams will consist of 12 boys and 12 girls. The teams will be competing for a traveling trophy and individual gold medals. The competition will cater to the unusual with such events as relays, voDtswagon stuffing, football, a dunking machine, a limbo contest, and egg tossing. The activity is being sponsored by the Jordan High Booster. According to club representative Brenda Welch, the idea is to bring students from all over the district back together again. 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