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Show VIEW WEST VALLEY 4 Thursday, July 16, 1981 Over City All-sta- County Rally For Victory McFarlands MURRAY. A ninthinning rally carried the county squad to a 10-victory over the city in an inter-Valle- y 9 American Legion contest all-st- League here Saturday. Tooeles Todd McFarland, whoa earlier had slugged homer, drove two-ru- n in the winning run on a squeeze bunt. well-execut- which The bunt, enabled Hillcrests Mark Johnson to score from third, capped a last ditch rally which lifted the county team from a 7 deficit going into the final frame. For six innings, the game followed a script penned by the starting pit9-- round-tripp- -- ty) and Cottonwoods Rocky Lambourne (ci- ty). Pitchers remained dominant until the seventh, when the city pushed six runs home against Binghams Todd Householder to take a 2 edge. Holladays Ric Geis had a key hit in that rally. The county fought back, narrowing the on city lead to one, 7-- 8-- the strength of COUNTY - (From Page 2, Col. 8) followed by Murray and East. Cottonwood and Granite will meet at Kearns at 6 with Brighton Granger at meeting 8. hosts Hillcrest. COUNTY Cyprus LEAGUE (AUTOMOTIVE) STANDINGS (Through Monday) City Division er and an RBI single by Grangers Cody Anderson. In the ninth, the county used a walk, a pair of errors and McFarlands bunt to push the three runs home. Joey Holladays suffered the mound loss for the city. Doug Adams of Cyprus played a key role in the county rally. Jumonville ninth-innin- g Skaters In Cup Event On 2 Days BOUNTIFUL. low-scori- chers - Hillcrests Tracy Poulson (coun- rs Residents of the Green Sheet area are among the 47 amateur figure skaters from the Wasatch Front region who are in the final stages of preparation and training for the an- ... As Granite first baseman DIVIN' BACK Brian Lester awaits throw from pitcher, nual Copper Cup skating competition to be held here tomorrow (Friday) and Satur- Cyprus, South, East day. About 90 skaters representing 17 clubs from seven states are enterted in the meet, in which they will compete according to age and ability. Utah, Califor- Post cumbing to a rally in the top two-ru- n the participating states. meet will be The held at the Bountiful Ice Arena, located at ISO W. 600 South in that community. Area skaters scheduled to compete in meet events include Kimberly Barton of two-da- 4-- 4, Taylorsville and Jillin Rowley of West Valley At Meet Kim Cannon of West Valley the preliminary ladies division and Kathy Searle of the Millcreek area in the novice ladies category. Skating will get under way at 8 a.m. on both days. in Swim Honors Copped Friday's activities will focus on figures competition, which will be completed at about 6:30 p.m. The freestyle, ice dancing events and artistry on-ic- e will be held Saturday, with a 4.30 finishing time ex- PROVO. . seeking to obtain restricted big game permits are due by July 31, according to the Utah Division of life Resources. The big game permits are necessary for Wild- Kearns, Granger will meet the host team and Cottonwood will play Highland. is at Bingham Cyprus. N and buffalo, desert bighorn sheep and Rocky Mountain goat hunts. Interested sportsmen must submit their applications for the big game permits no later than 5 p.m. on the 31st to the DWR ofW. North Temple. Postmarks bearing that date are not acceptable; the applications must be received by the division no later than the 3688KDW00DRD. RUWOOIDM 31st. Open area bull elk Swfip tyfeet Sot. area elk, moose, 1596 permits and archery elk permits will be available through Aug. 7. The drawing for all restricted permits will opts ever; I Sun. be held on Aug. 14. Other .Murray tankers, their age groups and the honors they claimed in the two day meet included girls Tabitha Huber, one B time, two firsts, two seconds, one fifth and one sixth; Marla Heaton, one third; Tiffany Carter, one second, one fourth, four ths and one sixth; Kari Howard, two thirds, one fourth and one sixth; Nicole Fonnesbeck, one sixth. Boys 7 8, Chad Starks, one second, one third, two fourths and one sixth. Girls Tasha Hobbs, one second, one third, four fourths fif- (antlerless) hunt as well as the restricted fice, 0737000 is now the deer control antelope, and under, Sarah Buchmiller claimed SALT LAKE. Applications of persons at 6 one third place finish, one fifth and two sixths. Competing in the 6 and under boys division, Bryan Garcia copped two fifths, while Gavin Huber captured two thirds, one fifth and two sixths. 31, DWRSays West Jordan; Several members of the Murray Aquatic club captured honors here Friday and Saturday in a state C meet Applications Due By July View-mon- t, one fifth; Christy Seiger, one second and one sixth; Nicole Giannelli, one and sixth. Boys 9 10, Shane Starks, one first and two fifths; William Olsen, one second, one fourth and two sixths; Chad Bonnella, one second, three thirds and one fifth. Susan SimpGirls son, one B time, two firsts, one second, one third and one fourth; Anne Walker, one third, two fourths and one fifth; Julie Robinson, one second, one fourth and two sixths. Boys 11 12, Anthony Giannelli, four B times and one fifth. Laura Girls Webb, two firsts, one second and one third. Boys 13 14, Paul Bonnella, two firsts. General Chiropractic 3975 So. Redwood Rd. 973-697- i ! j Neck, Arm Shoulder Pain Low Back & Leg Pain CONSULTATION dard. But Cyprus refused to give up. Hill once again lived on an error and came around to score on a single by Doug Dilley. After another Granite error, Gilbert Romero singled home two runs to tie the score. Goddard enjoyed his best outing of the year against the Magna nine, picking up four hits in an equal number of trips to the plate. O PHYSICAL EXAM God- - Three competitors, 4-- While the Utah Division of Wildlife, Resources embarks on an extensive chukar transplanting program aimed at rejuvenating pitcher SOUTHPAW . . . Gronito pltchor Grog Holman roloatos pitch during win over South. Holman struck out middle Inning of Post 112 club's 3-- 2 14 batters. Uinta Counties, chukar hunting will be closed in those counties. The DWR will begin transplanting 3,000 By Murray - Cottonwood Edged chukar into those areas by late August. The birds were hatched during April and (From Page 2, Col. 3) it over the centerfield May at the Springville fence. Game Farm. Chukar hunters can Murrays initial run expect better hunting crossed the plate in the first when, with two in the future in Daggett, Duchesne and outs, Floyd Armstrong Uinta as a result of the drew a walk and came on a project, division of- around to score Marbase hit by Doug ficials projected. By the time they are tin. Lambourne had the released at the age of 2 weeks, the birds only two hits for Cotwill be about three- - ' tonwood and was sadfourths grown and will dled with the mound loss, despite surhave full-adu- lt plumage, according to rendering just five hits. Wayne Gurr, SpringGuy Watts had the ville Game Farm remaining hit for Mursuperintendent. 10-1- ray. ficials explained. In 1951, the division set a goal of releasing 185,000 chukars on 185 sites throughout Utah. was achieved in 1968 and chukar production was discontinued at the That objective Springville facility. Since then, some chukar populations have dwindled due to severe winters. In other areas, habitat has slowly changed so that it is now suitable for chukars, DWR per- Available MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED DnloikefpC G33 3F sonnel noted. This year, the division decided to put the Springville Game Farm back into operation for the purpose of raising chukars. Cott. 12, West 2 Brett Jensen hurled and his Cottonwood teammates gave him all the runs he needed in the first two innings . Jensen gave up solo runs in the third and fifth but was in complete control the rest of the way. a four-hitt- His teammates, meanwhile, had little difficulty piling up the runs, scoring in all but the third frame. Base raps by Rich Fankhauser and Glen Nash, followed by a double by Dave Ballard, gave Cottonwood two runs in the first. Four more crossed the plate in the second on singles by Kim run-scori- Facer, Carter and Fankhauser, a double by Mike Moore and a sacrifice fly from Chino, Calif., wrapped up his guest participation with the Utah association Satur- UHS OCtSSliSiliA&iS) populations in Daggett, Duchesne and but several harsh winters have taken their toll, wildlife of- Visits Gary Hughes of Taylorwith a 45.7 sville finished ringer percentage for top honors in class B, while Jay West of Granger was (30.7 percent) to c!aim first place in division C. Bruce Lindow of Granger (39 percent) and Bill Shelton of Taylorsville (36.1) were joined by two other pitchers in recording marks in class D. Clarence Giles of Riverton (4 0, 64.7 ringer tage) was first in class A. Henry Benson of Ogden 50 percent) was second and Clive Wahlin of Taylorsville (2 2, 51.5 percent) finished third. Don Quick of Murray (34.2 percent) and four other pitchers posted 2 3 records in class C. Duane Brunger of Salt Lake leading the way in ringer in percentage, finished class E. Jonathan Williams, a For Effort ed in the Uinta Basin, , TO YOUR BODY It something's going wrong, It'll tell you. Frequent Headaches Stiffness of Neck 3. Pain between Shoulders 4 Painful Joints s Backache 6. Pain in Arms or Legs 7. Numbness in Hands or Feet 1. 2. (3-- Chukar Is Identified SALT LAKE. Hill and Marty Jones saw mound duty for the losers. LISTEN From Area Fare Well tournament here single scoring and Pitchers Saturday. 4-- 1 Bradford and Utah association Granite increased its when advantage to Hoffman stroked a two-o- Lester Gatzemeier were each 2x4 for Granite. MURRAY. Green Sheet area horseshoe pitchers fared well in a 2-- Uinta County. Chukars once flourish- & Office L Holman picked up the mound win in relief of Rodger Hoffman, who exited in the sixth when Cyprus rallied from a 1 deficit to tie the score. Granite jumped out to a 0 lead in the fourth on singles by Lester and Nelson and a double by Goddard. Cyprus regained one of those runs in the bottom of the inning when Doug Adams tripled in Andy Hill. Cyprus just missed forging a tie when a perfect relay from Gatzemeier to Pratt to Bradford nailed Adams at the plate. Two innings later, Earlier this year, 600 last years brood stock were released in Headaches ! score on a double by Lester. An error after a Goddard single enabled Lester to add an insurance run. Of wthis Certificate 1 - 4-- the pre preliminary group; Among girls Tuesday at Price Holladay tests Murray plays the seventh. With the score knotted at Gatzemeier led off the seventh with a single, stole second and came around to pected. All events are free and open to the public. On of 3-- 2 12 Club Sweeps To Three Legion Wins 1 (From Page 2, Col. 8) Wednesday before suc- nia, Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Washington are IN THERE . . . Granite's Greg Sharp slides safely Into second as South's Brent Moyes awaits throw from outfield on Sharp's pinch-hi- t double. South's Wes Hughes dives back to bag. win. Granite rallied for by Ballard. After a solo run in the fourth, Cottonwood added two more in the fifth without benefit of a hit. In the sixth, Cottonwood pushed three runs home on singles Highland error and several wild pitches. Carter was 3x4 to lead Cottonwoods eight-hi- attack. t Try a Want Ad! day, again winning five games. His overall ringer average for four weeks and 20 games was better than 76 percent. Williams is slated to participate in the world championship tournament in Minnesota later this summer. The Utah association's annual Steel Days tourney at American Fork is scheduled tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday at 7 p.m. will comClasses pete Friday, with those In to vie on divisions Saturday. Local pitchers are continuing their observance of National Pitch Horseshoes 8 Nervousness Hands 9. Cold 10. These 10 danger signals mag be caused by pin- ched nerves and respond to modem CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT. Delay causes any condition to grow worse. If you have one or more of these symptoms, call the Chiropractic office listed below for information or an appoin- tment Dr. Terry H. Martin Chiropractic Csotar Tijkxwill 1951 W. 4700 S. Suite 2 969-819- 7 FREE A-- Consultation and Preliminary Examination (With this announcement) Call For Health Month S. throughout July. Leg or Foot Cramps 969-8- 1 97 For Appointment by Rick Schaap, Jensen and Davis, a sacrifice fly by Carter and a West error. Carter continued his hot play at the plate, finishing showing. with a 2x2 Fankhauser and Nash 2x5 to round out the attack. was 2x3 12-h- it Cott. 10, Highland 2 Cottonwood jumped on Highland in the second inning for five runs, more than for support Lambourne. enough Lambourne scat- tered eight hits and didnt walk a batter in posting the easy win. Facer lifted Cottonwood from a deficit in the second when he singled up the middle to drive in Jensen and Schaap. Facer later scored on the first of three hits for Carter. Cottonwood added two more runs that inning on an infield error. 0 Moore continued to display his hitting prowess with a homer in the long-ba- ll two-ru- n fourth. Cottonwood wrapped up its scoring with three tallies in the sixth on a walk, a double by Carter, a SavSimgs Super as our Summer Sale Q1 continues . Special Reductions on Broken lots a on Close outs on Broken sizes f 9 a - on Odds & Ends Fashion Place Mall 242 So. Main - Downtown |