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Show 12 JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, August 6, 1970 BOX ELDER ! Mayors Golf Tournament Bids Women Aug. National Inboard Championships 18-1- 9 The annual Mayor's Golf tournament for women will be held Aug. 1 1 9 at the municipal course, 'it was announced this Week. and nine-hol- e There will be flights with the entry fee set at $1 . A shotgun 'is scheduled each day at 8 a.m. tee-of- f The event is open to all holder of UGA 8-- 18-ho- Over 200 drivers from runabout and the number of passengers. runabout are expected Sunday at 1 p.m. will mark to be on hand this weekend to the beginning of the national defend their titles. championship contests and admission price is $2 per In addition to the four or $6 per vehicle. person national races, spectators will Combination tickets are see other inboard classes such also available at $3 per person as the SK, 150 Hydros, 280 and $8 per vehicle. Holders of Hydros and the Five Litres these tickets will be admitted unlimited hydroplanes. to all events plus Saturday and Sunday. Drivers will be testing and In connection with the tuning their machines Friday and elimination contests will national races, the north start Saturday. These heats complex of the reservoir will are expected to get underway be open to the general public at noon for the four national and the recreational boater, contests. but the south end will be open Saturday's activities are only to spectators and paropen to the public ,and adticipants in the national races, mission is $1.50 per person or according to the Utah State $5 per vehicle, regardless of Division of Parks and out-of-sta- te and about 50 Utah power boat racing drivers are awaiting the national inboard championship races on tap at Willard Bay reservoir this weekend. Decade The "New Nationals will be hosted by the Utah Speedboat association and is scheduled Aug. 7, 8 and 9 at the south marina. The biggest power boat race in the history of Box Elder county and Utah will attract drivers from Canada as well as the all across the United States. Defend Titles National record holders for the cracker box, super stock, Recreation. Pleasure boating will not be permitted in the south half of the reservoir, officials said. U.S. Coast Guard boats also will patrol the reservoir to keep all pleasure boaters from the racing area. Each racing class contains boats of a certain size and drivers must adhere to the rules set down for their class. Boats of the K Class must a racing number with carry the letter "K bow. These painted on each crafts include an unlimited engine size and cost, and must be a flatbottom runabout hull. The class was newly formed in 1968 with only eight boats and jumped to over 200 boats for 1970. Charlie Hamill Jr., San Diego, holds the record in this class and is expected to be the winning boat Sunday. Phil Shipley, also of San Diego, is the top cracker box record in the runabout class. Engine displacement is 330 cubic inches on this class and Murphys boat went 79.929 miles per hour in circle driver. Engine displacement competition. on these wood frame crafts Straightaway competition are 275 cubic inches and cost record holders expected to be on the water during the event can't exceed $1,650. include: Tom Patterson, Parker, Ariz., with a cracker Boats of the super stock box record of 95.170 mph; Ivor class must be powered by a Jones, Washington, with a United States built passenger super stock record of 100.767 car super stock engine. Steve mph, and Wes Knudson, Wash., Provo, with a Seattle, Jones, currently holds the title of this runabout world record of class. 100.765 mph. Renon Bodily, chairman for Runabout Class the event, said "we hope that Another San Diego driver, these three days will establish Bud Murphy, holds the world our state as an unequaled site for national competition of this kind. We feel that Willard Bay is an exceptional located for both competitors and handicap cards. First prize in each flight will be green fees for the 1 971 golfing season. For information, interested women are invited to call Mrs. Irvin Thurston, or Mrs. Jode Sutton, All entries must be in before Aug. 15. 723-772- 723-846- Sees Windup Ploy Brigham Citvs annual - Boys def. Ted : Brigham second-hal- f City ran record to 3-- 1 Ogden comes to Rees Pioneer its in .Northern Utah Baseball-Jeaguplay Monday evening with a victory over Hooper. 5 Brigham City had only six (Safeties but bunched five of them in a six-ru- n uprising in second Inning, taking a lead the Hooper crew never -- park. e Hooptr AB Hanitn 3b 3 Bingham 2b Flinders If Child! lb Charlaiworth Laiatar si Chackatts e Jonai rf Balnap p 3 The of the mound corps, Richard Wight, gained the victory as he limited the .visiting club to six hits. The Brigham City "steady-Edd- y Peaches Peaches will see their next afction on Wednesday, 12, when Sandman's of Aug. 3 2 3 0 2 I 0 2 2 2 21 'could over come. SI Claybaugh Parry cf Andarson lb Nialsan c Wight p Glenn If Waltars 3b Raaisr rf Patarsan Skinnsr 2b Ut H 0 I I 0 Coach Dale Nelson discusses details of Fridays Brigham CITY MEET AHEAD City swimming meet with members of the local tank team. Left to right are Barbara Sharon Brinton, Jensen, Cindy Anderson, Louise Bambrick, Susan Hinchman, and Lori Bakes Gale. Becky Mason, Cynthia Brigham City swimming meet will be held Friday, Aug. 7, at the municipal pool. p The event, open to all paddlers, is scheduled to start at 5 p.m. There will be registration just prior to the races. Trophies await the winners of each race with ribbons going to the next four to finishers, according Director Pat Bakes. Hamburgers and drinks will be served for 50 cents a person in the bowery following the meet. The city meet annually winds up the summer swim season for members of the city team. AB 2 2 3 2 2 I 0 I 20 Light stuff NEW YORK (UPIWMeer-schaum- , Grcmfsville Team Beats Willard a fibrous clay found in Asia Minor and used in making Willard beat Tooele Friday tobacco pipes, is so light it will float in water, says the World for a chance at the Region A WBBA title but lost to Rook Encyclopedia. Grahtsvllle Saturday during a championship game. The local team downed Tooele American, 15 to 14, in a close game with R. Braegger, W. Oppenshaw and A. Cook sharing mound honors. R. Braegger blasted a grand slam home run during the game and also scored one run. Other runs during the game included: A. Cook, two; B. Spencer, two; R. Lunday, two; D. Stuckl, three; S. Harding, two and B. Horton, three. Saturday Grantsville kept the Willard team scoreless for a lopsided, 7 to 0 shut out. Spencer and D. Stucki landed the only hits of the game. They each had two hits. S. Harding and D. Stucki shared the mound loss. B. Two Years The little league program has only been active for two years, and 60 boys participate. The board of directors in- clude: Ronald 6-- 6-- 7-- s. 6-- Womens novice singles Wendy Lorcheider def. Lucille Henson, Merrill (pro set); Deloris def. Wendy 3 r, (pro set) final. 2 n, 6-- 4, Harrod, and Williams def. Goldsberry, Womens open Spiekerman def. Davis, 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 4, 2-- 6-- 4, 6-- Williams Wight and final. Payne and Cazier and final. Open Against Evansfon i 3 3 Payne-Larse- 8 age-grou- With Hooper Victory 8 final. Girls Payne and Spiekerman def. Day and Dover, Payne and Spiekerman def. Christensen The annual Peaches Pad Record final. andHawkes, Adult mixed doubles Wight and Coleman def. Payne and Payne, Williams and Cazierdef. Frost semi-finaland Frost, Mens open Williams and Peart and Frost Williams def. Wells and Frost, Set Friday 4; 4. City Nets Tourney tennis tournament wound up this week with championships decided in doubles competition of the various age groups, Following are results as fansreleased by Director Reid The American Power Boat Goldsberry: association, the governing Mens open Williams and organization for all types of Williams def. Jensen and power boat racing in the Jensen, Wight and world, will sanction this event. Goldsberry def. Peart and City Meet le Pony League Team Eyes Soda Springs Tournament A team of Pony league all- stars from Brigham City will compete Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the annual invitational tournament at Soda Springs, Idaho. The local nine will see its first action at 6:30 p.m. Friday, taking the field club from against an all-stEvanston, Wyo. Other teams in the tourney come from Preston, Malad, Hyrum, Montpelier, Soda Springs, and Smithfield. Members of the Brigham City team are Mike Larsen, Jeff Tingey, Danny Ellis, Ricky Ellis, Craig Nelson, Burke Nelson, Ricky Yagi, Mrs. president; LeRoy Ball, Randx Yagi, Scott Keyes, secretary and treasurer; Bywater, Chester Boyd Nelsen, players agent, Larry Johnny Baltazar, Leyva, Glen Mrs. Woodyatt, Mark Jensen, and Mike Jones. publicity; Ken Woodyatt, the club is Art Managing in Mrs. Grant chief; umpire Cook, lead scorekeeper; Mrs. Hindberg. Brigham City won the Richard Nebeker, assistant tournament last year, and four scorekeeper in the final Malad defeating managers, Dale Holmes, Dell game. Freede, Roy Limon and Richard Braegger. In recent Pony league ac tion, the official team representing Brigham Citys Rocket City league fell in the all-st- ar tournament sectional championship game to Mt. Olympus of Salt Lake City, The Brigham City club won its first two games of the tourney, played at Bountiful, 5 over Val Verda And .2-- 1 over Bountiful American. Ricky Ellis went all the way on the mound to gain credit for the first win while Ronny Carter was the winning pitcher in the second outing. Mt. Olympus ran up a 1 lead in the title finale and shut off a Brigham City rally in the bottom of the seventh Inning after two runs had crossed the plate. In the second game against Bountiful, Randy Yagi slapped a single up the middle to bring Ricky Yagi across with the winning run, In the victory over Val Verda, Burke Nelson belted a three-ru- n homer over the center field fence to pace the Brigham City victory. Nelsen, president; Darrell Stucki, vice Coaches Net Attention City coaches Two Brigham rated recognition Tuesday night for their years of service, one of them ranking as the dean of prep coaching in Utah. Vernal Harris with 41 years, was singled out for having logged more time In the profession than any other active mentor. currently head Harris, baseball coach at Box Elder High and who has been involved in all sports at the retire next school, pier' year, Les D ...nd held in the University of Utah Union building in Salt Lake City. P3C0 Other coaches recognized in Region One were Mark Ballif, Ogden, 36 years; Durrell Hughes, Bear River High school 25 years; Gerald Simmons and Don Petersen, Bear River High school, each 15 years. PH I LTO SOPH ERAS 00VjuGJdb a ys : football, swimming ... d track coach at . GETTING READY Ready for the new little league football season in Brigham City are, from left, President Robert Valentine, Scott Spittler, Chris Valentine, Craig Rawlins and Ken Childress. Tryouts are scheduled Saturday for boys eight to 13 years old. . Box Elder, received a service pin for 19 years prep coaching, Occasion for the presentations was the annual banquet of the Utah High School Coaches association, IRC ROAD TO SUCCESS IS DOTTED with the MOST tempting Parking places Td Boy Grid T ryouts Slated rryouts for little league itball in Brigham City will conducted Saturday, Aug. at Rees Pioneer park with ree new teams being ganized this year, rhe starting time will be 10 n. Local president Robert dentine said the additional uads bring to 10 the number Brigham City teams mpeting in the Wasatch ont Football league. Equipment is financed both city funding and money-isin- g projects of the players. This season the city will ter two teams each in the 120, 100 and divisions and four clubs in the weight bracket. League play is scheduled to begin Aug. 29. The Wasatch Front league pans the area from Bountiful to Tremonton. Valentine said when boys come Saturday they are expected to bring with them a current certificate of physical examination, a $5 equipment rental fee and those who were not on a team last year must have a birth certificate or other proof of birth. The president said he will have player application forms available at the park. Want Suit All Boys "Our goal is to suit every boy who wants to play football, he explained. The youth grid program is open to boys from eight to 13 years old. He noted that all new equipment ' has been purchased for the three new teams. Coaches this year include the following: Bob North, A; Gary Grunlg, 120 A; Del Ayotte, 100 A; Carver Kennedy, 100 B; Jim Lyons, 85 A; Tom Enright, Cutlass S Holiday Coup 85 B; Earl Gray, 70 A; Ray McQuain, 70 B; Bert Hendricks, 70 C, and Lyle Bushnell, 70 C, Air Fair buffs who build homemade aircraft in their basements, garages or backyards will show off their handiwork at the Weber Valley Air Fair, Aug. 29 at the Aviation Ogden airport. begins at Admission and parking are free to the air fair which 9 a.m. 1 Sincere service and re is liable merchandise our 'road to success. We invite you to travel it with us, at Merrells. You save big money when you buy it. Sale is on now at your Oldsmoblle dealer's on every new Olds in his stockl The 4th Annual Year-Enand the savings are substantial d 2. You save even more money as you drive it. Olds is famous for features that help keep costs down. 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