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Show Page Four - The Pyramid - April 5, 1995 Snow garners double header win ed in handing Utah Valley their third loss of the season. Game two of the afternoon looked like it was going in the same direction with Utah Valley getting the first run in the bottom of the second inning and the Badgers were being stymied by good pitching by the Wolverines. "They were doing a good job of keeping us off balance," said Andersen. "They were throwing offspeed stuff and a lot of breaking balls that we werent able to hit. The Badgers got their opening in the fifth inning when an error with two outs allowed Snow a baserunner. It looked to be unnerving to UVSC as the next batter, TJ King, of Gunnison, took the first pitch over the fence for a two run homerun and the Badgers went up 1 and never looked back. Snow added three more runs in the bottom of the seventh, two were walked in by Utah Valley by Gary Chidester EPHRAI- M- The Snow College Badgers proved once again that great pitching beats good hitting in a double header sweep of Utah Valley State College and 1 Saturday afternoon. -0 5-- Ben Byrd pitched the shutout in the first game and had to get out of some sticky situations. In the fifth inning the Wolverines loaded the bases with no outs. Byrd then struck out the next batter and got help from his best friend the double play. A grounder to the first baseman was turned into a home to first twin killing, that got the Badgers out of trouble. "It was a great play," said Head Coach Robert Andersen. "I wasnt sure I could leave him in there, but he has a way of getting out of trouble and it worked out for him to get the complete game and we got the win. " Snow College managed just one run, but it was all they need 2-- pitching. Steve Gordon got the win in game two for the Badgers as Ryan Jensen came in for the save in the top of the seventh inning. With the sweep of Utah Valley the Badgers improve to 9-- 1 in conference play and are the front runners to host the region tournament at the end of the regular season. The Utah in and are April 8 western ginning Badgers play Eastern Price on Friday, April 7 at home again Saturday, against Colorado Northfor a doubleheader beat 1 p.m. 3A Softball SchoolRk: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Rec: N Sanpete 3-- Wasatch Pine View Delta Carbon 4-- H 4 0-- 2 5-- 0 7-- 3 news 4-- H 835-215- 1. Anyone 13-1- 9 years old qualifies and leaders are desirous of a good cross section of Sanpete County to get involved Lady Badgers split in weekend play by Gary Chidester EPHRAIM The Lady Badgers went on the road and came back with a split against their toughest competition, the Lady Spartans of Colorado Northwestern. After losing two on the road to BYU and then coming home to win two against BYU earlier in the week it looked like the Lady Badgers were ready for the restart of the conference games on Saturday against CNCC. Especially after the Lady Badgers rocked the Spartans 2 in the first game. The Badgers didnt get started in the second game until it was too late and dropped the second game 2-- 7 to push their conference record to 1 and a tie with CNCC. At home against BYU, the Lady Badgers came from behind in both games to win by the same BYU had a no hitter going into the sixth inning when Heather Farmer blasted a double that started a four-ru- n rally. Farmer then came back in the seventh inning to knock in the game winning run. The Lady Badgers waited until the fourth inning in the second game to come from behind and dash all BYU hopes of a win at Snow College. In the games that really count, Kelly Jensen pitched a four-hitt- In the picture of the Fairview Basketball Team that was printed last week, the team coaches were inadvertently left off the list. The team is coached by Blake Madsen, coach, and assistant coaches Steve Hansen and Warren Love, though proverbially blind, is often very prone to see something which has no existence whatever. E.F. Benson -- TTTTT SpecialPunhaseZT Manufacturers Size Wall Thickness 6-- 5 score. NURSING AT ITS BEST! Positions available in JUAB, SANPETE, UTAH COUNTIES Ready to enjoy an exciting and rewarding career? Ready to make a difference in the lives of your patients? Enjoy nursing at its best at Total HomeCare. Throughout our three county service area we provide the highest quality health care to the homes of so many patients. Isn't it time to choose a career that's right for you? Come see why so many nurses choose Total HomeCare Accepting applications at: Service Office, 140 N. Main Job Nephi 9-- 1 Sanpete winners of the Regional History Fair held Snow College are pictured here from left back: James Nielsen, Steve Christiansen and Jess Bailey; middle row from left: Julie Parker, Teresa White, LeeAnn Slack, Karole Hansen, Lynn Seely and Wendy Carr; from left front: Melinda Daniels, Nicole Larsen, Hayley Palmer, Marlyce Rawlings, Stephanie Washburn and Marian AJlred. MT. PLEASAN- T- The North Sanpete Lady Hawks beat Deltas Lady Rabbits in their first home Maria game of the season, Cook was the winning pitcher and Melynda Blain, catcher. According to Head Coach Shirlene Dovey, everyone did an outstanding job with no errors in the field for North Sanpete. Cyndi Cook turned a double play single handedly and Tawny a Crumb made a diving catch in left field. Delta garnered their 6-- 2. S. Lehl UT 2 Have you caught a glimpse of personal watercraft market! If you purchase one of these models, your Polaris dealer will give you the Polaris Spring Bonus of lifevest. 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The Lady Badgers will be at home on Friday to play Utah Valley in a double header that starts at 1 p.m. Quality Care With A Personal Touch 3-- the dances that they have taken to state competitions. The Kosan Youth Ballet, students of Viviann Kosan Bagnall, will dance excerpts from the Nutcracker ballet. This intermix of Jazz and Ballet promises to be a night to remember. Dance Dimensions on Friday April 7, 7 p.m. at the Gunnison High Auditorium. A nominal fee will be charged. The night will be filled with a variety of dancing including jazz, lyrical, funky, character, and classical baliet. The Jr. and Sr. Pizazz Dance directed by TeriLee Teams, Hammond, will be performing sens round tripper. Total HomeCare, Inc. Dance showcase scheduled at GVHS es er home-ru- n and cracked a two-ru- n to spark the Lady Badgers to the win. Kim Koch had a double to lead off the inning before Jen- 5-- Correction GUNNISO- N- A Dance Showcase will be presented by Kosan Youth Ballet and Teri-Le- years performance. 4-- 9 MANTI Anyone interested in being part of a Teen Council should attend the groups or contact activity on April 28-2- 9 the Extension Office in Manti as soon as possible, at Regional History Fair winners for Fountain Green under the media and tabletop presentations were from left back: Aaron Lund, superior; Preston Jacobson, superior; Cammy Shaw, second superior; Amanda Aagard, second superior; Sariah Collard, second superior and Brad Nicholls, second superior. Front row: Weston King, superior; Sarah Christensen, second superior; Rachel Allred, second superior; and Justin Aagard superior. and hope to repeat last Defending 3A State Champions Lady Hawk Varsity players prepare for the spring seasons $20.00 fee 7,8 &9 $25.00 fee 10, 1 1 & 1 2 1 3, 1 4 & 1 5 $25.00 fee Phoenix-Age- s $25.00 fee 16, 1 7 & 18 August 31 Age Group Cutoff Parents meeting March 29 at 7:30 p.m. at Moroni City Hall. Any questions please call Reed Rawlings or Leah Anderson. Farm-Age- Filly-Ag- es Fox-Ag- es s |