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Show Enterprise, Thursday, April 2, 1917 Messenger Sports ? r' if,,- Pag 5 E. J. Caf faro named to football staff BY RICHARD CONDIE Winners of Cactus Classic Is this MHS baseball toam. MHS baseball team wins tournament BY BRUCE JENNINGS Manti High Schools baseball team captured the championship of the Cactus Classic in Mesquite, Nevada Saturday night to return home with another handsome trophy for the Templar collection. The Templars downed Kanab 11-- 3 in the title game for the championtournament. For ship of the the two teams it was the sixth game in three days of competition. High School honor roll Manti High School announces the Gary Cox was the winning pitcher for Manti, giving up four hits, no earned runs and striking out six batters. Donny Naylor got three hits, including two homeruns, in three times at bat; Danny Tapp three hits, including one homerun, in three times at bat; Andy Naylor two hits, including one homerun, in three times at bat, and Tyler Nielson two hits in three times at bat. The big innings for the Templars were the second, when they scored three runs, and the third, when they registered five more. The 14 teams were organized into groups for the first two days of the Gassic. The outcome of those games determined the seeding for the third day of the single elimination meet. The opening game Thursday also had Manti beating Kanab, this time with Tyler Nielson the winning pitcher, Andy Naylor hitting the winning run and Greg Stevens getting The second game Friday had Manti losing to Lincoln 8 as Coach Bob Anderson moved several pitchers into action to reserve throwing strength for the crucial third day. Donny Naylor, with two hits, both homeruns, in three times at bat, and Nathan Jackson, with two hits, including one homerun, in three times at bat, were the leading hitters. In the opening round of Saturdays playoff the Templars defeated Ryan Olson hit Pahrup Valley 20-all three times he was at bat, getting two homeruns. Donny Naylor and Nathan Jackson both hit twice, including a homerun apiece, in three times at bat, and Gary Cox hit three for four. In Saturdays second game the Templars upended defending chamManti came pion South Sevier from behind for the victory, scoring five runs, four of them on two two-ru- n homeruns, in the last inning. Saturdays semi-fingame turned into a runaway for the Templars, who won 11-And that cleared the way for the championship game, the 11-- 3 defeat of the Kanab Cowboys, the trophy and the Cactus Gassic championship. In the continuing reorganization of the Snow College football staff, Coach Paul Tidwell has announced the appointment of E.J. Caffaro as the new defensive coordinator for the Snow College football team. Coach Caffaro comes to Snow College from the Bronx, New York, where he was born and raised. He came west, to Ricks College, where he played football for the Vikings. He continued his education at Brigham Young University, where he graduated in 1984. After working on Wall Street for ThomsonMcKinnon Securities, he came to Snow as the assistant housing director and defensive line coach in 1986. In his Erst year the defensive line recorded 20 sacks for d the defense in the Western States Football League. Two of his defensive linemen from that first year moved on to four-yea- r schools. Coach Caffaro will continue on in his present assignment as special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator and recruiting coordinator for the Badgers. Chapter of tha Year was tha prestigious award these Manti Homemakers garnered. Manti Homemakers Club lauded BY PAT MELLOR Its been a busy year for the Manti Chapter of Homemakers, but the clubs efforts were recognized last month when the local group earned the title of "Chapter of the Year statewide, topping 21 such chapters. Chapters were judged on their annual agenda for accomplishments and on whether it was achieved on time, membership records, home- - top-rate- MHS Templar tennis team posts 3-- 0 season record Bobby Sorensen (M) defeated Mike 5-- 7-- 7-- 6. UFWC announces district convention The Sanpete-Sevie- r Utah Federated District of Womens Gubs announces their annual district convention will be held Saturday, April 11, 1987. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. in the Manti Stake Center in Manti. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. and a luncheon will be served at 12 noon. Each of the district clubs will honor its Gub Woman of the Year, and the year's highlights will be discussed. Special guests will be UFWC State President, Gladys Goates and State Corresponding Secretary, Fay Meyers. A patriotic program will be given by Beverly Nilsson and Company of Monroe. All Federated club members are encouraged to attend. They are requested to make reservations with their club presidents no later than April 7, 1987. Golf scramble set ahead to April 11 Those early March snow storms did it in, forcing a postponment of the Palisade Mens Association Membership Scramble originally scheduled for March 21. Instead the scramble will be held on April 11 at 11 a.m., according to Bob Jensen, association secretary-treasure- r. He said that membership or handicapped is not required for participation in the event, but that a $5.00 entry fee is required. The scramble involves three-ma- n teams competing for prizes. J BY WILBUR BRAITHWAITE The Manti High School Templars defeated South Sevier 1 and Pine in last weeks View of St. George action. This upped the Templar record to 0 this season. Both matches were held at the new high school courts. Results with South Sevier were: Chad Nell (M) over John Shrope (SS) Russ Mickelson (M) topped Lee Esplin Jasen Kelly (SS) (SS) defeated Mark Bennion (M) 4-- 3-- 2 3-- 6-- 4; Ross 6-- 7; Francks-Brook- Will-mor- e Peterson-Jaso- n s 6-- y 6-- 6-- s 6-- 7-- 6-- 6-- Dixie High School and Friday host a Baker-Jame- (M) defeated B.J. Hardman (SS) Chadwick-Terr- Results with Pine View were: Chad Nell (M) defeated Jon Barroclough Russ Mickelsen (M) (PV) defeated Travis Duke (PV) Gary 6-- 6-- 4; Jason 6-- 6-- Simons (M) defeated Briggs (SS) 6-- 6-- 4; 7-- 2-- ll Troy Christensen (PV) defeated Mark Bennion (M) Jason Baker-Jame- s Willmore (M) defeated Kevin Newberger-Cha- d Rice (PV) Mike Wallace-TodWalker (PV) defeated Terry Simons-GarChadwick (M) 6-- 1. 5-- Payne (SS)6-2- ; Chip Wintch-Yor- i Ludvigsen (M) defeated Troy Stevens- - Donovan Smith (SS) B.J. Peterson (SS) defeated Shane Young (M) Payne-Darri- 6-- In practice matches Jeff Adams- - 4-- 6-- 6-- d y 6-- 6-- Thursday the Templars entertain with Grand, field and North Sanpete. Rich- maker candidates, the chapters scrapbook, or history; attendance, service projects, and other factors. The Manti Homemakers also earned the states top award for service projects, and a second-plac- e award for the chapters scrapbook. Fund raisers and service projects have dotted the Manti Chapters calendar throughout the year. Two of the major fundraisers were completed last summer: the cleanup of the old Manti City Hall, and the refurbishing of the Manti City float, which represents the city at about 25 functions per year. The chapter also sold its own Manti Homemakers Cookbook, manned a food booth at the Christmas merchants promotion, and conducted a home tour. Early in the year, the group sponsored an exchange student to the Peoples Republic of China, who later returned to report her experiences to the group. Also in the summer, the homemakers donated a number of large, comfortable pillows to the childrens reading corner of the Manti City Library. Christmas projects included a providing Christmas for six children in two families, and the a, BY RICHARD CONDIE playing a tough squad from Grand Canyon College. Brent Roberts lead with staked the Badgers to a a homer in the first inning but the Antelopes came back to take a 5 victory. The next day Snow travelled to windy Coolidge, Arizona to play a double-heade- r against Central Arizona College. Roberts homered again in the first inning but Central battled back to win the first game Snow came back to take a wild win in the nightcap, 3 that saw pitcher Mark Dubach and third baseman Robert Sonju catch a Central base-runnin a rundown between home and third. Catcher Tracy Gallo made a diving tag to record the third out and secure the win for Snow. Monday afternoon Snow met the highly regarded Mesa Thunderbirds in a twin bill at the Mesa field. Snow batters rang up 16 runs on 16 hits to take the first game 16-- but dropped In the top of the the second game seventh inning Snow had the tying run on base but couldnt get him into scoring position. Some outstanding individual performances were turned in on this road trip. Sophomore right fielder Brent Roberts had three home runs, 14 hits and a .438 batting average. First baseman Stephen Hansen started slowly but now leads the team in RBIs with 11. Against Mesa Hansen went six for seven in the two games. Catcher Tracy Gallo leads the team in hitting with a .450 average and also threw out three baserunners against Central Arizona. Third baseman Robert Sonju had five hits against Mesa and three RBIs in the Central Arizona doublcheader. The pitching staff turned in some good outings also. Sophomore Terry Peterson pitched a complete game victory against Dixie last week and had another one against Mesa on with 2.21 Monday. He is currently ERA. Rod Frandsen and Mike Olsen also pitched well but Tim Olsen was the hard luck pitcher on this trip. He lost a tough game to Barton, 3 and then lost to Mesa even though he pitched a good game. Left fielder Rob Fcrneau is doing well at the plate with a .379 average and also threw a runner out at third base against Grand Canyon College. 0 Coach Steve Gardners Badger baseball team completed one of their most successful road trips to Arizona in recent memory, winning three of seven games to push their overall record to 5 for the season. Their final two games against Yavapai College were snowed out at Prescott, Arizona leaving Snow without a chance to break even or better. On Thursday night the Badgers battered four Arizona State JV pitchers for 16 runs, including a grand slam home run by Brent 1 win at Roberts, enroute to a Packard Stadium. The next day against a Barton County Kansas team Snow could manage only six hits as they were beaten 3 at Glendale Community College's field. 4-- 16-1- 6-- Saturday afternoon found Snow A Womans Place to be discussed in lecture series The legal rights of women will be the subject of discussion at Snow Colleges A Womans Place lecture series on April 8. Constance Lundberg, a professor of law at Brigham Young University, will address the subject "What can a historical perspective teach us about womens legal rights? Professor Lundberg received her law degree from the University of Utah in 1972. She practiced law privately for 10 years before joining the faculty at the J. Reuben Gark Law School in 1982. Professor Lundberg has taught civil rights law and is currently specializing in the areas of legal interviewing and counseling and environmental and natural resources law. The lecture will be held at 7:30 p.m. in Room 115 of the Noyes Building on the Snow College campus. The lecture is free and the public is Invited to attend. 1 7-- 6-- 14-1- 2-- 0 5-- In the first game at St. George, after Carolyn Downey had scored, homer to stake Kym Estes hit a Snow to a 0 lead in the first inning. From then on it was up to freshman pitcher Mindy Zampedree and the defense to hold Dixie. Zampedree, who was recruited as an outfielder but converted to the mound over the winter, has had some problems giving up free passes which puts pressure on the defense. But, according to Coach Phil Murray, she is getting better control of her pitches. Zampedree did pitch both games and was the winner in each, striking out four batters during the 3-- 7-- The Homemakers also donated $75 to Manti Elementary toward the purchase of a computer for the fourth grade, $75 to Ephraim Middle School for the purchase of science equipment, and $75 to Manti High School. The Homemakers also helped with donated time and money to sponsor a nationally-knowspeaker, Dr. James Kearn, in conjunction with the Utah State Extension Service. n The Homemakers will be holding their installation banquet to kick off their new organizational year April 1 4 at 7 p.m. in the Manti High School. This will mark the beginning of another year of fun, socialization and community service: everyone is invited to attend and to become a member. Coach Murray went on to say that the team played very well in both games on defense, especially sophomore shortstop Carolyn Downey. The Lady Badgers also did some damage with their bats, Michelle Havranek had a home run, a two-ru- n blast, in the second game and Downey also had a good day at the plate, going four for four in the second game. The Lady Badgers will be busy this week. They will play six games, four of them at home. On Tuesday the Lady Badgers will travel to Provo to play BYU. Later on in the week the Snow team will host Utah Valley Community College (formerly Utah Technical College-OremProv- Fri- day afternoon in a doubleheader and on Saturday, Southern Utah State will be in town for a twin bill. The Lady Thunderbirds finished 8th in the national NAIA tournament last year. All home games are at the City Park in Ephraim, beginning at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Notice to Manti Citizens 6 6-- Mantis Main Street Christmas decorations were purchased with a financial boost from the Homemakers. Homemakers president Paulette Patterson, vice president Suzie Nilsson, and advisor Kay Henning-so- n donated a day of service at Manti High School, addressing the students on their experiences as lifelong career homemakers. afternoon. CONDIE The Lady Badgers softball team of Snow College got the conference season off to a good start last week as they took a doubleheader from the and Dixie College Lady Rebels, 15-15-For the time being the Snow team owns first place in the record. Their conference with a overall record is 7-- 6. 2-- 0 member. Lady Badgers take 2 games in doubleheader BY RICHARD Badgers complete successful road trip to Arizona Twelve Days of Christmas for a club This is just a reminder to all Manti citizens that when requesting CITY POLICE ASSISTANCE the following phone numbers should be used: 911 - Emergency Only 835-219- 1 - Request to speak with an officer or for information. Both of the above numbers connect you directly with the Sanpete County Sheriffs Office Dispatch, which in turn will contact the Manti duty officer for appropriate action or will relay your message. y police officer at home, Calling an or calling the Manti City offices on police business only results in unnecessary delays in police response time. Thank you all for your help. n off-dut- |