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Show Six Page The Pyramid April 1988 6, County baseball league to start Badgers rout Kittens; I split with Rebels EPHRAIM The Snow College Badger baseball squad appears to be ready for conference competition after sweeping a double-heade- r with the BYU J.V. Kittens last Friday in Ephraim and splitting a double-heade- r in a outing with the Dixie Rebels. The games on Friday against the Kittens saw Snow dominate as they 1 won the first game and the second game 12-Snow jumped out to a quick lead in the first game as they scored five first inning runs thanks to home runs by Brad Orr and Randy Nelson. The Badgers were able to score a sixth run in the second inning when Rob Beck hit a solo home run. BYU scored their lone run earlier in the 11-- 3. inning. Second baseman, Dave Berriocho, the first first Kitten pitch of the fourth inning out of the ball park to give Snow a 1 lead. The Badgers added two runs in the fifth inning and two more in the sixth, the last run came when Beck raced home after a passed ball, giving Snow the game on the ten-ru- n rule. Mike Peterson pitched an excellent game giving up only three hits and one run. Beck led the Badgers in hitting as he had two singles and a home run. In the night cap of the double header Snow scored one run in the first inning. In the top half of the second inning BYU scored three runs off Badger pitcher, Jim Kortright, to take a temporary lead. Snow came back in the bottom part of that inning with six runs to take the lead for good, thanks in part to four walks issued by BYU. The Badgers maintained their lead throughout the rest of the game as they scored one run in the third and fifth innings. The Badgers also scored three runs in the fourth inning that included a home run by Brandon Burt. Kortright recovered from those three early runs to shut out the Kittens the rest of the way. sent 7-- Snows Don Young (number 5) safely steals second base in the battle with the BYU Kittens last Friday. 1 and 12-- 3 in the doubleheader. The Badgers won on Saturday at 1 p.m. CEU here host will They 11-- Science fair winners display works MORONI Winners of the North Sanpete School District Science Fairs displayed their projects for the public last week at North Sanpete Middle School. High School winners included, Adam Dyches, first; Felicia Watson, second, and Shane Kjar, third, all Moroni. Middle school winners included, Jessica Roberts, Moroni; Staci Spanish class tours Mexico by Mindy Hamilton PLEASAN- T- Forty three students and four advisors from North Sanpete High School recently trip to participated in a five-da- y Mexico sponsored by the Spanish Club. The students departed from North Sanpete High School at 5 p.m. March 29 and arrived at Nogales, Mexico, the next day. From there they headed to Hermosillo where they spent two days and then departed for home, arriving April 2. Special events included stopping in Magdalena, Mexico, to see Father Kinos grave, a cultural exchange where the students were placed with a Spanish speaking youth, a special dinner including native food, dance and music, one day at Kino Bay, dining in Mexican restaurants, shopping in Nogales, and eating breakfast in Las Vegas, Nv. Participating students included: Joey Adams, Paul Allred, Dallen Anderson, Greg Bailey, Paul Bailey, Dawn Blackham, Tiffany Brotherson, Bry Butters, Jenny Christensen , Paula Christensen, Jason Coombs, Wendy Davis, Rochelle Estey, Mark Gardner, Dan Green, Mindy Hamilton, Bruce James, Taylor Johansen, Shane Holli Keisel, Teresa Jorgensen, Krebs, Shannon Leduc, Ken Miller, Matt Mitchell, John Parry, Chris MT. Peel, Jennifer Peterson, Diane Robertson, Susan Robertson, Joey Robertson, Tim Russen, Robert Seely, Janelle Sego, Abbey Shelley, Jade Shelley, Cindy Sidwell, Kelly Sidwell, Brett Smith, Melanie Smith, Tracy Sterner, Jamie Terry, Lisa Whitman, and advisors, Joe and Teddi Richardson, and Jim and Shanna Busby. All students had an enjoyable time and a great learning experience and said they were looking forward to going again next year. Tree, Mt. Pleasant, and Terra Coates, Fairview, seventh grade; Jason McGrew, Mt. Pleasant, and Aaron Hooper, Spring City, eighth grade. Sixth grade winners were Emily Bench, Moroni, first; Ryan Cook, Fountain Green and Jamie Nelson, Fairview, tie for second place; and Katherine Parry and Celia Anderson, both Mt. Pleasant, tie for third place. Honorable mentions included Logan Freeman, Courtney Pope, Mary Jane Aagard, Shelly Dyches, Valerie Cox and Blaine Larsen. Grade school winners were Natalie Miner, Fairview; Angie Williams, Spring City, and Jennie all kinWashburn, Moroni, dergarten. Sheldon Gilbert and Rickie Rigby, both Fairview, first and second; and Morica Johnson, Spring City and Janie Johnson, Fairview, tie for third; first grade. Jeanetta Watson, Spring City, first; Jana Nelson, Fairview, and Rebecca Hooper, Spring City, tie for Winners from the Middle and High Schools will compete with statewide entries on April 8 at the Salt Lake Metropolitan Science Fair in Salt 7-- Lake City. Honorable Mention projects from the sixth grades also compete. The State Science Fhir will be held at the Utah Technical Community College at 4600 South Redwood Road. The sixth, seventh, and eighth grades will display their projects in the Administration Building. High School projects will be displayed in the Student Center. Times will be 9 p.m. Thursday and all day Friday until 9 p.m. The public is invited. Call Flo Mitchell, in Chester, or at the Middle School for more information. 7-- Against Dixie Snow dropped the but salvaged a split first game by winning the second game In the first game Snow got off to a quick start as Chris Hermansen and Orr led off with doubles and then scored to give Snow an early lead. ' Dixie took control after that as they took advantage of five walks issued by Badger pitcher, Preston Lohmeyer, to score five early runs. Snow was unable to score another until Berriochoa took advantage of a throwing error by the Rebel catcher in the sixth inning for the games 5-- 3, 9-- 5. and Peggy Johnson and children spent a week in Overton and Mesquite, NV visiting with Dan and Madeleine Johnson who are spending the winter months there. The second game also saw Snow get off to a quick start as they scored one first inning run. The second inning saw the Badgers explode with four runs, including a Beck home run. The Badgers scored four more runs after that. Pitcher, Tim Olsen had a shut-ou- t going into the final inning, but Dixie exploded for five seventh inning runs, before Olsen was able to retire the side. Scott Jorgenson had an excellent game has he went 3 for 4 with one double and one RBI. Snow opens their conference season this Saturday at home against CEU in a double header. The game starts at 1 p.m. Student (SEPs) students Secondary are and their parents and designated school personnel will met at develop an individual education plan for each student. Since the finalization of the new state core curriculum all schools are required to create SEPs for each student in the school. and Climbing Non-Patented-- Ho. 1 Potted. Best Selection SJ49 FROM Flowering Shrubs' Eicher and Heather Poulson, both third grade. Literature winners were Elizabeth Eicher and Alisha Day, third grade; and Katie Bench, fifth grade. 18 to 24 in, French Hybrids Potted 8" Lilacs Potted, Gallon Pots Trumpet Vines . . . $5" Potted, Gallon Pots Bridal Wreath Potted, Gallon Pots .... $499 5" Pink Flowering Almonds Clematis All Wisteria Lavender 649 . . colors Honeysuckle $7" 6 . . . Scarlet Hardy, Everbearing CT Cj!s STRAWBERRY PLANTS 25 for 2 GRAPE VINES Concord, Muscat Tokay r I Students study Science Fair exhibit. 2 Seedless Monukka, Interlaken, Perlette and Thompson year old plants No. l's FREE $249 Asparagus Roots 2edar WATERCOLOR . . . .each 50 each $249 Canadian Red Rhubarb Roots Good Selection DEMONSTRATION J FRUIT & SHADE TREES p.m Largest Selection of Vegetable and Flower Seeds Given by in the State EVAN NELSON S "OUR SEEDS - GROW (ARPENTER MT. PLEASANT DRUG & GIFT Grumbacher Art Supplies plans ROSES Eighth grade students to register Your headquarters for PLEASANT scheduled in North School District secondary schools today, April 6. Times are from 1 tq 3:30 p.m. and from 7 until 9 p.m. Both middle and high school students will be dismissed from their regular afternoon classes. Bush 1 Fifth Grade, Lindsee Larsen, 9 MT. education 'Watch Spring Bloom with Elizabeth Fairview, first, and E&niel I$ar and Eric Dyches, both Moroni, tie for Mt. second; Sara Stringham, Pleasant, and Margaret Parnell, Spring City, tie for third. Saturday, April with teachers ball. Patented and and Adam Brotherson, Mt. Pleasant, tie for third, second grade. Also, in third grade, Jan Dyches, Moroni, first; Christian Larsen, and Lorie Cloward, both Fairview, tie for second; and Gayle Gilbert, Fairview. and Emily Washburn, Moroni, tie for third. Fourth grade, Albert Mulder and Amy Lee Eby, both Fairview, and Jaime Allred, Spring City. 4 Parents to set up SEPs hits. Jay Applegate came in as relief and pitched two innings of no-hi-t Fairview, 2-- 427-349- 7, teams. for Snow, despite giving up only five second; and Jessica Robison, MT. PLEASAN- T- Eighth grade students and their parents are invited to a registration session to be held at the high school auditorium at 7 p.m. tonight, April 6. The purpose of the meeting is to register for high school and for classes to be taken in the freshman year. Graduation requirements, and college prep requirements will also be covered, as well as general orientation to high school. 427-929- other run. Part of Snows problems was that they were unable to drive runs in as they left nine Badger Players on base. Lohmeyer picked up the loss FAIRVIEW Reflection contest winners from the elementary school were announced by Linda Fullmer, PTA president elect. Visual arts winners were: kindergarten, Russell Bingham and Casey Draper; first grade, Bruce Malstrom and Sheldon Gilbert; second grade, Blake Bench, Heather Russell; third grade: Benjamin Anderson and Heather Poulson; fourth grade, Sam Curtis and Bryan Burr; fifth grade, Shane Sherman Jason McGrew, an 8th grade NS Middle School student, won first place in the Science Fair with this exhibit on Depth Perception." Other first place winners were: Adam Dyches, NS High School; Kmily Bench, first place, sixth grade and Jessica Roberts, first place, seventh grade. I, 1030 South State Street Two Provo y girls). Baseball games will start around May 18. Coaches are needed for both boys and girls teams. Anyone interested in helping should contact Rusty for boys teams or Bench, Todd Cheney, for girls only and Alex Pinto-Fill- 0 Reflections winners Ben Eicher, Winners for music were FAIRVIEW Registration for county baseball will be held Saturday, April 16 and 23 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Fairview baseball fields. Fairview youth may sign up for a team (kindmixed ergarten-first grade) ; Farm, (eight and olds); Pony boys), and Fox -37- blocks south 3-3740 of Provo Cemetery O vQ; |
