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Show jRira n lienor riwii!iiF!'si f SIT 1 1 uw " JUtfJiLr THF SENTINEL Section 2 ihiih Mivpn ;- -j Page Thursday, Aug. 2, 1984 1 1 ' V r?d:J lis; '"" "' J $ V 3 - I If 4 '.V h . ' ' Hillcrest pitcher Bill Robertson blocks the plate to tag out Alta's Steve Hardy in American Legion regular season finale. Hillcrest won the contest 10-- to post a 19-- record for the season and advance to the state championships which begin Saturday. Legion league action over, post season play underway Friday then Holladay Saturday. Brighton, whichjost a chance for a state berth due to a coin flip, to Cottonwood Monday, lost over won Holladay Wednesday, and lost 4 to Judge to Friday. Jordan lost Cottonwood to and Holladay Friday. Hillcrest and Bingham, as the first and second place teams from their respective divisions, will gain an automatic berth in the state tournament slated for Aug. 4 through 11 or 13 at Ken Price and Southridge Parks. West Jordan and Alta will be battling for a state spot at the Valley Tournament, which got underway Monday and will conclude Friday. West Jordan opened against Granite and Alta against West. (Results not available by sports deadline. In West Jordan's victory over Granger Wednesday, Darin Jones knocked in the winning run in the bottom of the eleventh with two out. Shaun Simpson was the winning pitcher, getting 11 strikeouts in eight innings of work. West Jordan coach Al Poland said his team played as well as they have all season in defeating Taylorsville in the first round of the Cowboy Oil Invitation in Pocatello Friday. The big inning Bingham, but bounced back to win four games in a row, including three in a top notch tournament in Pocatello, Idaho over the weekend. West Jordan's last league game ended up an 11 inning 4 9-- 8 12-- 3 6-- 10-- 3 7-- 5-- over victory Granger Wednesday. In their tourney opener Friday, West Jordan stunned Taylorsville They then blanked the Boise Senators Saturday and whipped the Boise Gems 1 Sunday. Hillcrest picked up its first loss of the season in the last week of the season, a controversial 2 contest against Highland on Monday. Hillcrest followed with a win by forfeit over Judge Wednesday and an victory over Alta Friday. Hillcrest finished the regular record, season with a winning the East Division of the Valley League. Bingham finished second in the West Division with a win mark which included a over West Jordan on Monday thriller over Murray and a week, Wednesday. Alta had a and Monday Skyline beating East Wednesday, but losing two games first to Hillcrest 11-- 5. 3-- 0 10-- 6-- ) 11-- 5 19-- 1 13-- 7 10-- 0 3-- 0 2 2-- 2 10-- 1 8-- 5 10-- 5 Dr. Richard C. Hughes, D.M.D. 1 Fitting Football Mouthpieces Free of Charge For Players of All Ages Bring Your Own Mouthpiece, No Appt. Necessary. First Come First Served. 880 Ir i East 9400 South Suite 101 Ph. u. -- "VI MM 572-426- t Jordan was the fourth, where they picked up nine runs. Jones and Mark Douglas each had a triple. Steve Estey allowed just one hit and one walk, while striking out seven batters in West Jordan's win over the Boise. Estey also drove in the winning run in the fifth inning. Estey and Shaun Simpson were on the mound against the Boise Gems Sunday, while at the plate West Jordan came up with six straight hits in a seven run fourth inning. Hillcrest had three hits in its game with Highland, with Ron Anderson and Allan Hoyne getting a double each. Vincent and Bill Darin Robertson each had home runs in Hillcrest's win over Alta after the Friday. Hillcrest led first inning, but pulled away slowly through the next six. For Alta Dave McQuivy had two doubles and John Birrell one 1 .. i . , ' f"l ' . ' ',, . ' V,A'V. 10-7- 4-- 2 mam mmCP? 1 sjMvm "pj i: .1 V Y - j' 1 'Y A st 1 ' A. 5-- 4 double. out-h- it West Jordan Monday in route to its shutout win as Bob Murdock had a Bingham 11-- 2 home run, Jay Applegate a triple, Pat Newbold two doubles, and Mike Borich and Carl Buehler a double each. Brian Orr's eight strikeouts help Bingham edge Murray Wednesday. At the plate Bob Murdock went two for three and Russell Butterfield added a Scott Anderson hammered his seventh home run of the season to help lead Alta past Skyline. Anderson, who has been hitting at a .431 clip plus this season, is also a stalwart in the field, committing just three errors all season. Dave McQuivy added a double and a single to the Alta total. Anderson went five for five against East with four singles and a home run. McQuivy went three for four and Tony Wartman had a single and a double. Steve Hardy was the winning pitcher. Anderson hit his third home run of the week and his ninth of the season in the loss to Holladay Saturday. Teammate Garrett Hisatake added a triple and McQuivy two singles. will open his office August 16 and 17 from 8 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday August 8 from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. for the purpose of .! its : West Jordan's Steve Estey is tagged out by Granite third baseman in first round action in the , American Legion Valley Tournament. West Jordan lost to Granite but Alta won their first over will tournament The West. conclude game Friday. for West double. Family Dentistry C 1 5 West Jordan opened the final week of the American Legion regular season with a 10-- 0 loss to vV Nr ,Y West Jordan won the Cowboy Oil American Legion tournament held in Pocatello over the week. They defeated Taylorsville in the first round then topped two Boise teams. Front row , Richard Watanabe, (left to right), Brad Jofinson, Mark Douglas, Chad Michaelson.-MkJdleowBrett McCleary, Mike Montoya, Todd Martinez, Ricky Allen. Back row, coach John Johnson, Steve Estey, Shaun Simpson, coach Al Poland. The team was forced to return home before the final game was completed and, as a result, did not learn of their first place finish until Monday. Brighton had moved out to an lead over Cottonwood Monday, but simply ran out of pitching on Monday. However on Wednesday, Brighton got a solid from pitching performance Mark Gorringe, who also had three of Brighton's 18 hits against Holladay. Jeff Mansell had a three run homer and Rich Goodrich a triple and two doubles. Brighton broke the game open with an eight run fourth inning. 8-- 2 Classic Fun Center Jordan District Ute football set sign-up- s All Day Pass Unlimited Water Slides Aug. 4 and River Rides Jordan for Registraton District Ute League football will be held Saturday, Aug. 4, at Mt. Jordan Middle School from 10 a.m. to lp.m. Boys ages nine and up who live within the Jordan High School boundaries are eligible. For more information, the people to call are Kim Hansen at and Lou White 571-427- Super (One) Skating Session and p.m. (One) Boat Ride (One) Raceway Ride at 9000 South - Frontage Road 561-179- 1 561-191- 2. 5 Ml jj 1771717. 02F w mtm k mm On CT3iTre?:W:7jnTiT:TTnmr.7iT.i II 1 Si MUCH M 1 (an Expires 50 3 tee iE0 lee Qji Q3 S |
