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Show THE SENTINEL Third meet for horseshoers is Registration set for Alta League football action West Jordan High will be the site for two youth basketball The third weekly tournament of the Utah Horseshoe Pitchers Assn. was held May 12 in Ogden. Results are as follows : camps this summer. The fourth annual West Jordan Jaguar Boys' Camp will take place on June 8 and 4 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. It is open to boys from fourth to will be eighth grade. Sign-up-s conducted at West Jordan High June 4 beginning at 9 a.m. The camp will be under the direction of Jaguar head coach Dan Cowan. More information about the camp can be obtained by contacting Cowan at The West Jordan Girls Camp will be staged July and is 4-- Class A: Jack Raymond, Keith Erickson, Sandy, Richard Herriman, and Buchanan, Midvale, Tito Archuleta, Sandy, Class B: Bruce Eyre, Salt Cleo Snarr, Midvale, Lake, 3-3; Jay Noyce, Salt Lake, and Oscar Carlson, Kearns, Class C: Robert Morley, Hans Siebold, Sandy, Ogden, - 1; Herbert Zafft, Murray, and Jim Shaw, Salt Lake, Marlow Peterson, Ogden, 14. 4-- 2; .4-- 2; 2-- 4; 2-- 4. 6-- 2-- 4; 5. 5-- 0; Page 3 open to eighth to twelth grade girls. Sessions will be conducted from 8 to 9:30 a.m. each day. Basketball clinics planned at W.J. for this summer held in Ogden 4- Thursday, May 17, 1984 11-1- Sign-up- s for Ute Conference, Alta League football will be conducted Saturday, May 19, at Alta High School, 11055 S. 1000 E., beginning at 9 a.m. and running to 1 p.m. The league is open to youth ages nine to 14 (actual age by Sept. 15). Payment of a registration fee is required, but there is a discount for the second 262-845- 9. 3 boy. 3-- 2; 2-- 3; Bingham High Miners proudly display state trophy they earned in tournament action against Region Two rival Taylorsville Saturday. It was the second time Bingham had beaten the Warriors in the tournament, having won on Thursday. 4-- A Ogden, Ogden, Lady Hawks soar to title in region track and field Mirroring the performance of their male counterparts, Alta High's girls captured the Region Two track and field title, winning convincingly, 219 points toHillcrest'sl34. Bingham came in third with 47 points followed by Brighton with 35 and West Jordan with 25. The and state meets will be on Thursday and Friday, May 17:18, this year. BYU will play host to the meets with action getting underway at 10 a.m. both days. Kirsten Aure gave Alta firsts in the 3200 in 11:33.58, the 1600 in 5:17.55, and the 800 in 2:18.47, a region record. Mindy Pickering won both the 300 and 100 hurdles in times of 46:21 and 16:28. Alisa Whitney was also a double winner, taking the long jump with a leap of 16'" and the high jump by clearing 5' . Other first places were earned by Sharon Siebold with a toss of 34'1" in the shot put; the 400 relay team of Michelle Stewart, Whitney Milligan, Pickering, and Janelle Davidson in 50:13 (region record) ; and the medley relay team of Stewart, Milligan,, Kristin Glazier, and Melanie Pace in 4:22.31. " Earning places for Alta were Tonya Booth fifth and Becky Schmidt sixth in the shot put; Michelle Stewart second and Melissa Kershaw sixth in the long jump; Jana Rasmussen Horlacher Wendy second, fourth, and Kim Martin fifth in the javelin; Melanie Pace fourth in the 1600; Rachel Hanson fifth in the 300 hurdles; Cindy Melendez third and Martin fourth in the 100 hurdles; Whitney Milligan sixth in the 100; Janelle Davidson second, Kristin Glazier third in the 400; Siebold second in the discus; JoAnne Melendez second, McDonald fifth in the high jump ; LaDee Jensen fourth in the 800; Davidson second in the 200; Heather Hall third, April Bailey fifth, and Myndee Arrington sixth in the 3200; and the 1600 relay team of Glazier, Milligan, Pickering, and Davidson second. Hillcrest's Leslie Neebling picked up two firsts in the field events, winning the javelin with a throw of 111'9" and the discus with a toss of 116'10". She also placed fourth in both the shot put and long jump. Hillcrest won the 1600 relay in the time of 4:11.89, Amy Snyder was first in the 100 3-- A 4-- A meters with 13:13, and Julie Menlove took both the 400 and 200 in times of 59: 15 and 26:32. Also winning places in the top six were Kelli Groomer fifth, long jump; Carcie Brewer sixth in the 1600; Suzanne Pressett fourth, 100; the 400 relay team second; Leslie Erickson fourth and Tawnya Liddle sixth, 400; Kelly Moulton fourth, Wendy Mclllece fifth, discus; Bernice Blaimer fourth, high jump; Snyder second, Erickson sixth 300 hurdles; Jill Jenkins third, Patricia Bonney fifth, 800; the medley relay team third; and Camille Phippen third, Pressett 5-- 0; 4--1; Ogden, S Contract Ron Peterson, Steve Mecham, Stan Gardiner, D: Class 7-- 0 Midvale Store 25 E. 7200 S. Esmund 2-- 3; 2-- 3; 2-- 3. Re-Gran- New Summer Hours: Denture Repairs Mon.- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY $100 OFF FOR James L Johnson D.D.S. 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Laurie Ward and Celsa Bowman anchored Brighton's team, Ward placing third in the shot put and long jump, fifth in the 100, and sixth in the 800, while Bowman was second in the 3200 and third in the 1600. Also placing for the Bengals was Michelle Martin fourth in the. "u rv. hsb.'W'I it .m&s vast Tar x. rte&O'-ft&sxa- . - L0sl m ! M ft w 200. Natalie Malkogannis of West Jordan was second in the 800, 1600, and 3200. Also for the Jaguars, Sharon Denos was, third in the javelin and Tiffan King sixth in the 100 hurdles. Although Jordan didn't finish high as a team in the Region Six meet, a number of Beetdiggers did qualify for state including Chris Coker third in the long jump and second in the 100 hurdles, Tracy McCoy third in the 100 hurdles; the mile relay team of Angie Ayers, Kathy Lloyd, Charlinn Lord, Corina Boettcher third; and Boettcher third in the high jump. 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