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Show 10 Page - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Thursday, May 12, 1983 Mees Signs With Arizona Wranglon Payson Boys, Springville Girls Claim Region 8 YractcCrowns boys and Springville's girls raced to the Region Eight track and field PRICE-Pays- on's championships Wednesday. The meet was conducted on the College of Eastern Utah track. The Lion boys scored 121 points Cedar City to 99 for runner-u- p while the Red Devil girls tallied Car127 to 112 for the runner-u-p bon. Other boys' scores were Spanish Fork 85, Springville 84, Carbon 68 and Dixie 63. Other girls' scores were Spanish Fork 90 Vi, Payson 67tt, Cedar City 49 and Dixie 44. Payson had been the odds-o- n boys' favorite until stellar sprinter Cook contracted cleosis. He was an almost-certai- Brad mononun winner, but did not three-eve- nt compete. "I thought we could win it, even without Brad," said Payson coach Paul Meredith. "We scored in 15 of the 17 events, getting shut out in only the long jump and the high jump, and I'm proud of the kids for that. "We had some kids place that I didn't know would," Mereditch said. "We had a lot of good the and placed second in the good about that. 100. 1 felt "Our mile relay team of Todd Burton, Hiatt, Todd Wilcock and Scott Sorensen ran really well," Meredith said. "And I thought Sorensen did well in the 300-met- er "The girls really came Blackburn. C. 129-D, Larsen, D, Long Cluff, S. 20-Nielsen, C. 20-Eipui. D, 20-Skaggs, C, 194. nsoo, SF, Jones, CC, High jump-JoVastest. C, Murdock, SF, 64; Nelson. SF, & Thorpe. S. tie, no height listed. Pole C, 134; Cloward, SF, 134; Condie. CC. 124: Spencer, P. 114; Gumey, S. 64. 1600 relay Payson, 3:37.67; Dixie, 3:36.53; Spanish Fork. 3:42.09; Cedar City, 3:49.66; Springville, through," Bills said. "That was the best they've run all year." The only other girl who was a multiple winner was Spanish Fork's Stacy Barney, who won the hurdles and the long jump. The state track meet will be at Weber State College in Ogden May 100-met- er hurdles. He finished second and we had figured him for third or fourth at best." Armstrong was the only triple winner. Carbon's Mark Nielsen won the highs and the intermediate Boys Results Springville's Doug Bills was pleased with his team's performance, too. girls." Those 10 won seven first places with Melanie Childs winning the 400, 800 and 1600; Linda Burt winning the shot put and discus; and Jennifer Allen winning the 100 and 200. "We took a few second places which helped, too," Bills said. "For example, Tracy Carson finhurished second in the dles; and Burt took second in the performances considering weather. "For example," Meredith continued, "Bob Armstrong won three events, the shot put, the discus and the javelin, even though he javelin." In addition, the Devils placed in hasn't worked on the javelin all year. And Steve Hiatt won the 200 all three relays. 100-met- er S, 5:33.74; Shelton, CC, 5 56.08; Mitchell, P. 5:58 83; Jensen, CC, 6:06.46; Olsen, SF, 6:15.26. 6:13.52; Hughes. SF, ahilds, S, 60.06; Anderson, C, 64.2; Shelton, CC. 66.14; Williams, S, 68.07; Merrill, D, 73.11. 400 54.07; Springville, 54.33; Dixie, 54.34; Cedar City. 56.24; Spanish Fork, 56.24. 300 hurdles-BarneSF, 53.44; Grover, C, 53.74; Chambers, P. 54 46; Hunt, SF, 56.66; Messenger, D, 56.87: Peck, P. 1:01.01. 16.06. C, 4 M CC. 4:36 04; Brooks, S, 4:40 36; Begay, M; Peck, P, 6:06.6; Garfield, CC, 6:06.6; 53 66; 3:42.77; Payson, P, Nelson. SF. P, D, Godfrey, S, Gordon, S, 152-- Fuller, D, 1334; Smith, S, Jensen, P, 116-- Wiley, LyUe, 44-- 128-- 46-- Long 41-- Allen, S, Heinz, C, Mathes, D, Hardman. C, Anderson, D, High Measom, SF, 44; Holm, P, 44; Alvey, Tervort, SF, & Chai, P, 1600 4:38.13; Carbon, 4:41.17; ville, 4:48.6; Spanish Fork, 4:52.48; Payson, 136-117-- P. 1564; Booth, S, 1554; Malin. D, 136-Mathes, D, 1364; 152-- SF, Anderson, C, New 'VIP' Combo 1. V7r a. 57 if H I Fully textured bottom w'th varying tun- - nel ,or eas'er deep water starts'. Squeeze tight bindings for better fit, a 14-- VV C, ma iMia P, 13:23.54; Hutchings, SF, 14:02.91; Cooke, C, 14:29.33; Shepherd, P, 15:15.93; Sanchez, C, 15:25.44; Ashton, P, NT. Shot S, 33-Hussey, C, 314 Page, P, 284 Michaels, SF, 30--4 V,; Bundy, D, C, Regis, Discus-BurS, 88-Hussey, C, 774; Sawyer, CC, Woolstenhulme, P, 75-Regis, C, 754; Horrocks, SF, 734. Javelin-Barnet-t, C, Burt, S, Sawyer, CC, 92-Miller, C, 83-- Curtis, CC, Hatch, S, 85-- 3:44.66; Dixie, 3:46.74; Spanish Fork, 3:50.74; Cedar City, 3:57.33. P, 23.63; Nielsen, CC, 23.65; Nielsen, C, 24,06; Young, S, 24.39; Mills, SF, 24.61; Blackburn, C, 25.14. CC, 0:46.64; Begay, C, 10:40.66; Peck, P, 10:47.04; Mortensen, P, 10:54.66; Harris, CC, 11:06.16; Hadcock, CC, 11:07.16. Snot P, Fletcher, D, Smith, S, Naranjo, C, 364. miral Dewey Larry, 80:hilds, S, 2:29.16; Olsen, SF, 2:36.04; Jensen, CC. 2:37.03: Mitchell, P. 2:37.96; Aratan, CC, 2:59.25; Williams, D. 2:40.73. 6:03.57; Payson, 5:13.33; Medley Spanish Fork. 5:16.73; Springville. 5:31.85. S, 28.13; Carson, S, 29.03; Pyper.CC. 29 43; Reynolds, P, 29.71; Mathie, C, 29.75; Marshall, D, 29.81. 5:11.06. CC, 52.6; Burton, P, 52.74; Jensen, S, Hart, CC, 54.66; Scanezseneder, CC, 54.66; Marshall. D, 65.07. g 400 ville, 45.01; Payson, 45.43; Spanish Fork, 45.66; Cedar City, 45.62; Carbon, NT. 300 C. 42.06; Sorensen, P, 43.14; Mikkelsen, D, 43.15; Carlson, SF, 43.16; Gubler, CC, 45.63; Gumey, S, 45.76. SF, 2:06.17; Dix, CC, 2:07.66; Hales, SF, 2:06.66; Ipson, CC, 2:06.6; James, S, 2:11.37; Chambers, P, 2:13.62. Undiay.P, Medley The Wranglers also announced the release of defensive back Ad- KPaflwi7 13.72. City W, Spanish Fork 85, M, Dixie S3. 110 Nielsen, C, 15.6. Boyd Espin, CC, 16.05; Mark Nelson, SF, 16.33; Eric Packer, D, 16.34; Scott Simpson, P, 16.33; Kelly Murdock, SF, SF, 11.34; Hiatt, P, 11.44; Nielsen, CC, 11.46; Miner, S. 11.76; Bonne, CC, 11.76; Carlson, SF. 11.66. "I felt we had a good shot at winning it if our first places would hold up," Bills said. "We just didn't have the depth to battle the other teams since we only took 10 Un-vers- chores for the Wranglers was Mike Mees, a former Brigham Young University punter. Mees averaged 45.6 yards per punt last season at BYU. A new kicker has not been Team scores: Springville 127, Carbon 112, Spanish Fork SOW, Payson 674, Cedar City 46, Dixie 44. 100 hurdles-BarneSF, 16.76; Carson, S, 17.66; Coombs, P, 16.53; Tadd, SF, 16.37; Marcello, C, 19.83; Chambers, P, 19.54. S, 13.16; Barney, SF, 13.18; Beynon, D, 13.32; Heinz, C, 13.51; Reynolds, P, 13.52; Carson, S, 121, Cedar 64, Carbon Payson Springville non-rost- er Diamond of Northern Arizona and Michael Keeling of Oklahoma. Girls results 20 and 21. hurdles and Cedar City's David Dix won the 1600 and 3200 and finished second in the 800. signed, but tight end Phil Denfeld, who kicked at Wake Force, is considered one of the candidates for the job. Other possible candidates are players Mark 3:50.27. 110-met- er 300-met- er - PHOENIX (UPI) Jim Asmus, who has done ail the punting and kicking for the Arizona Wranglers, was released Wednesday by the USFL club. Signed to take over the punting 54; eye-catchi- P, graphics. ng Spring4:54.56. Stieb Lifts Blue Jays To Win Over Chisox By United Press International If Dave Stieb ever washes out as a pitcher, he can get a job hauling a plow around the acres out back. Chances are, however, that the Toronto right-handwill remain in baseball as one of the most effective workhorses around. Stieb, who led the AL in innings pitched last year with 288, hurled er a over three-hitte- r 10 innings Wednesday night to give the Blue Jays a 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Ernie Whitt led off the 10th with a single to right off LaMarr Hoyt, Barry Bonnell ran for Whitt and went to third on Ranee Mulli-nik- s' single to center. Hosken Powell lifted a sacrifice fly to left fielder Ron Kittle, scoring Bonnell. Mulliniks went to second on Kittle's throw and to third on a wild pitch. Alfredo Griffin then followed with an RBI single. struck out eight and Stieb, walked three in pitching his fifth complete game, tops in the AL. The only hits he allowed were a two-osingle by Marc Hill in the second, a one-osingle by Kittle in the seventh and a leadoff single by Mike Squires in the 10th. 3-- 4-- 3. 6-- 2, ut ut In other games, Cleveland blanked Kansas Texas beat the New York Yankees City CaliforBaltimore blanked Seattle nia defeated Boston Detroit bandied Oakland 2 and Milwaukee whipped Minnesota 1. In the National League, it was Montreal 8, Atlanta 5 in 11 innings; Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 0; and New York 3, Houston 0. Indians t, Royals At Cleveland, Rick Sutcliffe tossed a two-hittin his first complete game and shutout since Sept. 12 and Manny Trillo banged out four hits to pace the Indians. It was the fifth victory in six decisions for Cleveland over the Royals, who whipped the Indians 10 times in 1982. Larry Gura fell to Rangers 3, Yankees 1 At New York, Rick Honeycutt pitched a over eight innings, luting the allowed no earned Rangers. Honeycutt, 4-runs and no extra-bas- e hits while walking two and striking out two. He induced four groundbaU double plays and lowered his ERA to 1.39. Ron Guidry fell to 3-Orioles 1, Mariners 6 At Baltimore, Cal Ripken doubled home Jim Dwyer in the fifth to lead the Orioles behind Mike Flanagan's sixth victory, tied with uave suet) for tne league lead. It was also his 15th career shutout. The d veteran Gaylord Perry, Flanagan walked none and struck out one. 1 3. Red Sox Aagels At Boston, Bobby Clark belted a two-ru- n homer and Ellis Valentine added a solo shot to pace California behind Bruce Kison's four-hitte- r. The Angels, who managed three hits off loser John Tudor, took a 0 lead in the second when Doug DeCinces singled Run for the March of Dimes KU5C3W5 and scored on Clark's first homer of 'the year. Ttent,A'tt At Detroit, Milt Wilcox scattered eight hits and Glenn Wilson hit a two-ru- n homer to give the Tigers their third straight victory. Wilcox raised his record to 4 and is 9--1 against Oakland with Detroit. He struck out eight and walked one. Mike took the loss. Norris, Brewers 4, Twias 1 At Milwaukee, Cecil Cooper hit a Dome run, Charlie Moore and Ned Yost had two hits apiece and Bob McClure pitched a seven-Uttin leading Milwaukee. McClure struck out three and walked one in getting his first win after five losses. Twins starter Al Williams, was the loser. Reds 2, Phillies I Memories of The Pitch had haunted Mario Soto for nearly a week. But he should've slept soundly last night. "When I woke up this morning Kingman hitting the ball out of the park," said Soto, the Cincinnati right-hande- r, Wednesday night after his solid six-h- it the erased of his nightmare performance last outing and led the Reds to a 0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. "I felt like I had to do something to make up for it. This win really picked me up," Soto added. Last Friday night in New York, Soto held a 1 lead over the Mets with two out in the bottom of the ninth. A runner was on base count of two strikes, and Kingman, with was at the plate. Then Soto threw The Pitch and Kingman slammed a two-ru- n homer to tie the game, which the Mets went on to win in extra innings. But last night was a different story. Last aided by a pair of Dan night, Soto did the job. Driessen RBI singles Soto, pitched his first shutout of the year and eighth of his career, permitting only six singles and no Philadelphia baserun-ne- r past second base. He walked two and struck out five. Driessen singled in Dave Concepcion in the fourth inning and then brought Eddie Milner home in the sixth with another Mets 3, Astros 8 single. At Houston, Tom Seaver allowed only five hits and pitched the 56th shutout of his major-leagu- e career to lead the Mets. struck out six and walked two in Server, pitching his second complete game of the season. 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