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Show I'age 611, Lakenide Kewew Januarj 2, 1981 Sports Briefs: Boys Fastpitch League To For years, boys under 18 have spent their summers playing the great American past time of baseball. At the same time during recent years, the girls have been playing softball. And doing quite well. Last year, for example, Salt Lake had 2 fastpitch teams finish in the top 10 in the girls 18 and under national tournament while the Bountiful Bonnett Ball team took llth in the girls 12 and under nationals. Now, local softball officials are planning to organize a boys fastpitch program in the Wasatch front area. Utah State A.S.A. Commissioner A1 Hansen has announced an organizational meeting for players, parents coaches and any other interested parties. The meeting will be Wednesday, Jan. 28, 7 p.m. in room 323 of the Student Union Bldg, on the U of U campus. The primary purpose of the meeting is to determine the amount of interest in forming a boys fastpitch program: In addition, age groups, schedules, team formations and other topics will be discussed. To assist prospective young pitchers, special indoor pitching clinics have already been scheduled during February, March and April. Boys who dont turn 18 before Sept. 1 are eligible. Age groups for league play will be 18 and under, 15 and under, and 12 and under. League schedules will be set up in such a manner that players will be able to play both baseball and softball without conflicts. Those wanting additional information or if interested people cannot attend the meeting, contact Youth Commissioner Rod Ken Hackmeister, or A1 Hansen at Morris, IftR f3 OTP PTu country pride h I ri ITO lR CDtSyCDo 1 LB. LARGE END P02VG02 NO-NAM- XI 2 OZ. E slice Q LB. ss TURKEY DRUMSTICKS Cage Game 9fl39 COUNTRY PRIDE FRYER LIVERS Set; Police vs Firefighters 0,? SLICED BEEF LIVER.. COUNTRY PRIDE FRYER BEEF wines 10 9a9? BONELESS CHUCK STEAK S'G9,? STEW MEAT CENTER CUT HAM HOCKS 12 OZ. FILLETS 14 0S SMOKED . E VARIETY sfl9,? LURCH MEAT HORMEL CURE 81 8 OZ. KRAFT PHILIDELPHIA OUARTER SLICED BONELESS HALF HAMS CREAM pore: CHEESE OZ. MRS. PAULS BREADED FAMILY FISH FILLETS HILLSHIRE SMOKED SAUSAGE LOINS VS LB. OZ. MRS. PAULS BAT1 FISH SU9 HAM SLICES NO-- N flCDGOll SOFJSt EMI? STOMC I ohoo BH3BAS7S 581-697- 9. Sandridge Jr. High School January 30, at 7:30 p.m. its Firefighters against Police in the first annual Roy City Obstinate AStars Donkey Basketball Game. According to sponsors of the activity, Donkeyball is the same as regular basketball, however the players must play while riding a donkey! The stubborn mules make any attempt to move the ball almost impossible. Roy City Police Chief Julian Green said, This game should be a lot of fun for the departments and also the community. This is a family activity that any age can enjoy. Fire Chief Richard Waters is quick to state The Fire Department is looking for revenge after losing to the police in the softball challenge played last summer. We are hoping for good support from the community. Proceeds from this activity will go toward buying new equipment Tickets can be purchased from any member of the Roy Police or Fire Departments, at Builders Bargain Center 1780 W. 5600 S., or at the door. Ticket prices are: $2.50 adults; $1.50 children under 12; FREE. There is a .50 cent savings if tickets are purchased in advance. Sandridge Jr. High School is located at 2075 W. 4600 S., Roy. l I 295-946- 487-003- 0 22nd THRU JAH. 20t1f1D01. PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. Organize mat! t gemma's ns sraMOWB ' cap pre-scho- z? p b cxbbpdki smsEH' ranuKm za w)C2 Coors Backs SSoti V-BallT- 'iir o our Adolph Coors Company, the Golden, Colo, based brewer, and the United States Volleyball Association (USVBA) have announced their partnership in presenting the 1981 USVBA National Domestic Tour. Coors involvement with the USVBA tour represents the first major corporate sponsorship of a National Amateur Sports Federation event since the boycott of the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics. The 1981 Coors USVBA tour will include more than 30 matches across the country and feature Americas finest amateur volleyball players. The tour will prepare the U.S. National team for top international competition. Included in the Coors - USVBA tour will be the National Open Championships in Arlington, Tex. May 6 and the National Co-e- d Championships in Davis, Calif. July By having a major sponsor with the stature of Coors, amateur volleyball in this country will certainly benefit. In fact, through this type of sponsorship, all amateur athletics should benefit," said A1 Monaco, executive director of the USVBA. Men and women will compete against teams from Japan, Peru, Bulgaria, Brazil and other nations. The tour will also include clinics by the players and personal appearances. Our enthusiasm for amateur athletics in America is certainly personified by our sponsorship of the said Cully Marshall, manager of Coors USVBA, sports promotions. As a corporate sponsor from private industry, we believe in the support of amateur athletics by the private sector and hope ' other companies follow our lead. The USVBA, under the auspices of the United States Olympic Committee, is the United States ) ; "r O ' ' S8S TUNA Q 6 ROLL 1 NO-NAM- E 25 LB. i TOO WTO1 TOSSQDG NO-NAM- 6V2 OZ. E NO-NAM- E TOPM P 4Vi o: NO-NAM- PDSK1 16-1- 9. representative to the International Volleyball Federation and is recognized as the national governing body for the sport The USVBA is housed in the Olympic training center in Colorado Springs, Colo. OZ. FADRIC SOFTENER 150 STEM as 12-1- 128 E ....... QnII 09 15 OZ. APPLESAUCE 3S ioo ct: TEA DAGS OflSS SAUCE 32 32 - 50 OZ. AUTOMATIC DISH SOAP. Lit- - (IT r. . NOV 16 : ; :4nv A OflSS CREAMER .zJS- : OZ. 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