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Show for the Lions. In fact, the team lost only one set all afternoon when David Crawford split sets in the third singles slot. First singles went to Mark Tanner, who easily defeated the Dinos Billy Thomas, At second singles, Christensen blasted Quinn John Vogel, The third singles match was a little more dramatic as Crawford played his first match there, having played doubles most of the season. Playing Carbons Bob Richens, David in the first was edged out set, but he came back to win the second by a service break, in spite and the third of having slipped on the concrete, suffering a painful hip injury. At first doubles, Grant Jensen and Jonathan Nelson little had with problem Carbons Scott Jenks and Pat Hillas, whipping them, Carbon did not field a second doubles team, defaulting in that category to Brian White and Mike Rowley. The Lions now have victories over Carbon twice and Lehi once while having played close matches with every opponent all season long. Craig Mustoe and his team will be looking for a good showing at the region tournament on May 10, where the Lions have a good shot at state qualification in every category. Four players from the region will qualify in first, second, and third singles, and four doubles teams will qualify in both the first and second doubles slots. 6-- 1, 6-- 0. 6-- 3, Basketball camp set for June 7 6-- 1. 6-- 7 6-- 6-- 6-- 1, 6-- 2. Quinn Christensen has come a long way for the Payson High Tennis Team, playing very competitively this year at second and third singles. Payson netters split matches last week by Michael Olson The Payson High Tennis Team split last week, edged out 0" by Pleasant Grove, 3-- then Wednesday, blasting on Friday for the teams third victory of the season. The Region Eight season is winding down now. The Lions have a practice match with North Sanpete and a final Region-Eigmeeting with Payson before the region tourney Friday at Springville on May 10. On Wednesday, the Lions victories came at second singles where Adam Olson avenged an earlier loss to Craig Nelson with a straight-se- t win, Carbon 5-- 0 ht 6-- 3, 6-- 6-- 4, 3 6-- 6-- 3. 6-- 2, 6-- 6-- 3-- by Michael Olson This School years Payson High Basketball Camp has been set for June 7 at the high school gym. Lion Basketball Coach Jim Griffin reports that the guest lecturer this year will be Coach Carl Ingersol of BYU, along with BYU player Richie Webb, who will assist youngsters at the camp. Registration for the camp takes place at the Payson City Center along with registration for other community recreation activities, May 18 and 25, successive Saturdays. Coach Griffin notes there will be three sessions, one for tenth twelfth graders, through another for seventh through ninth graders, and the other for third through sixth graders. The camp is open to all interested players, not just to prospective high school team players. The camp will offer a and wrist bands along with instruction in the fundamentals of the sport as taught by Coach Griffin and his assistants. The fee is $15 for the week. 3-- Barbara Arrington browse In the Payson Library. Mrs. Arrington recently received the Special Service to Libraries award from the Utah Library Association. The award was presented to Mrs. Arrington for her outstanding work on the Payson Library Board and the Payson Friends of the Library. She served in both organizations for 18 months during the critical period when the Payson Library was being moved to its present location and expanded. Lions lose two in baseball 6-- 3. The Friday afternoon match with Carbon was a clean sweep tournament and women's softball set for Fri. & Sat. Nebo Regional Girls Basketball Tournament will be held at Hillman Field, starting Friday, May 10, at 2 p.m. and Saturday, May 11, at 9 a.m.: Springville, Spanish, Lehi, American Fork and Payson. Womens Softball (Etjrontcle Thursday, May 9, 1985, page 8 Basketball and the first doubles team of Jonathan Nelson and Grant Jensen put together a win over Chad Allred and Tom Hallett. Pleasant Groves premier player, David Jacklin, last years Region Eight Champion and undefeated this year with only a set or two lost all season, defeated Mark Tanner, At third singles, P.G.s Chad Beagley handed Quinn 2 defeat. Christensen a At second doubles, .David Crawford and Bryan White beat bowed to the Vikings Kyle and Kyle Walker, Clingo 6-- $apon (slow pitch) will be held again on Saturday, May 18, from 9 to 12 at Payson City Center in the banquet room. by Michael Olson The second week of Region Eight action proved the Lions are a hitting club, but the pitching will have to improve if the team is to make the playoffs. After a good first week, in which the Lions battled Springville to ten innings and beat Lehi, last week was a Taylor School Art Fair winners named disappointment. First, Pleasant Grove bombed the Lions 13-- 3 in Pleasant Grove after the Lions had jumped to a lead in the top of the first. And on Friday, the Carbon Dinos picked up runs in each of the first four innings to down the in Payson. Lions Lion pitching gave up two homers in the P.G. game and another two in the Carbon game. Payson tried to compensate with homers of its own, but fell just short. In the Carbon game, Lynn Allred hit one, and Bob Sonju smacked a grand slam. Along with those mentioned, Troy Porter, Pino Uresti, Ron Wing and Keith Davis are getting the bat on the ball, but 26 runs scored against the Lions in the last two outings have been an obstacle indeed. This week, the Lions face Spanish Fork, the only undefeated team in the region. Then its back through the list again for the second in Region Eight. is best in Spanish Forks the league, followed by Pleasant Grove at Carbon and the Lions at Springville at and Lehi trailing everyone at 3-- A very successful Art Fair was held at Taylor School. There were well over three hundred entries representing sculpture, drawing, mosaics, painting, crayon work, printceramics, collage, making, stitchery and other crafts. The works were displayed, judged and viewed by the public. Art supplies, such as sketch pads and watercolor sets, were presented to the award winners to encourage further work in art. The Grand Prize winners were: Dusty Bishop, 0 13-- 8 OSBORN TRAVEL WE HANDLE ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU Airline Tickets; Hotel Motel Reservations; Car Rentals; Amtrack Tickets; Personally escorted group tours Bus Tours originate locally Personally escorted Tours: go-rou- 4-- 0 3-- 1, National Parks Lake Powell Cruise $295. 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Walk-in- s TISCHNER FORD SALES 18 y;est Main santaquin, Utah 798-96- 68 293 North Main, Spanish Fork (formerly Gloria's) Main Street Mile to be held on Memorial Day Payson will hold its 3rd Annual Main Street Mile Road Race on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th, at 10 a.m., according to Recreation Director Joe Worthen. The race will begin at the south end of Main Street near the high school and proceed directly north to the city park. The course is downhill and one mile long. Last year we had a great turnout with over 300 runners from all over Utah participating. All who finish will receive or a Singlet as well as a a free pass to the swimming pool good for that day. Runners will be divided into divisions according to age and sex: 50 years & up, yrs, 9 9 yrs, yrs, yrs, yrs, yrs, yrs, yrs, and 8 yrs & under. Registration will be held from 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. prior to the race at the city park. Ribbons will be awarded to the 1st thru 5th places in each category. All who finish will receive a certificate. Worthen also noted summer is coming. Spring is here and people should get in shape and be a participant or a spectator in upcoming 40-4- 9 35-3- 30-3- 4 25-2- 20-2- 4 16-1- 9 12-1- 5 1 |
