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Show WEST VALIEY VIEW 3 Thursday, Aug. 18, 1983 18 In Seeking Lancer Uniforms 1 - Legion Tourney Cottonwood Falls GRANGER. Fourteen lettermen 65 varsity gridders and 53 sophomores working out at Granger high. Coach Mike Fraser welcomed the big turnout and is preparing to meet Kearns in a 5 : 30 contest on Aug. 26 at Kearns. e A combination scrimmage and meet the team program will be conducted Saturday morning at 9. The varsity candidates will go through their paces for three quarters and in the fourth, the juniors will take on the sophomores. Parents and supporters are being invited. Fraser looks at depth as being among the teams strengths this season. He will be preparing his squad for a Sept. 16 league opener against Cyprus. Fraser tabbed Olympus the team to beat in Region are among To Bingham Squad red-blu- (From Page 2A, Col 6) the rule book in anticipation of making the ruling when he looked up and saw that play was already in progress. He let it go at that point, not wanting to disrupt the game. Thats because what he discovered, essentially, was that Steinke had been correct in making the call since the umpires had e talk agreed during the that he would cover third. Most of the problem, Gust acknowledged, was caused by Westerkamps hand signal which was interpreted by most people to be a safe sign. Often controversial calls will inspire the team that comes out on the short end; this time it didnt. While its hard to say what Cottonwood might have done had the run scored with a runner on se(making it cond and nobody out), it was easy to see that the team ran out of gas after the call. Applegate retired the next two batters, then struck out the side m the eighth. After yielding a leadoff single to Mike Bailey in the ninth, he set down the next three batters to secure Binghams victory. Two Bingham runs in the eighth pre-gam- Three. Assisting the Lancer mentor this ; season are Wes Wilcken, defensive ' coordinator; Chad Van Orden, of-- Rob Flygare, line coach and ' fense; Mike Flitton, Roger Ketchum and ' Gil Cordova, sophomores. ' 2 .Cyprus Football Turnout Is Light GREEN SHEET PHOTOS MAGNA. Seven returning starters .were among 32 varsity players - greeted by Coach Bill Hunter and his staff Monday. Hunter was concerned about what he termed a light turnout, which totaled only 54, but was pleased with physical size and experience in the r line. More sophomores could turn out when school opens. , Cyprus will first test its mettle on 26 at home against Bear River. ' - Aug. A blue-gol- d game is scheduled Saturday at 11, open to patrons of the school. Todd Christiansen, who was slated . to be the quarterback last year, but fell victim to an injury, has the inside track to call the signals this season. Cam Smith is a three-yea-r starter back in the line and junior Shannon Bearden is back as a lineman The defensive backfield includes several returnees. Hunter must get his troops ready for a tough Region Three season. The league opener will come on the road against Granger on Sept. 16. Hunter, who at press time had a spot open on his coaching staff, is being assisted by Paul Dilley, Ken Johnson, Sam Nichols, LaRon Unck, Thayne Applegate and Kevin Eagen. 4 Young Squad Will Return Dozen Michele Bartmess Jerry Guerts, taking pickoff play from Bobby wards . SOOOOOO CLOSE. . . Glen Carrington of Kearns dives back into first base just ahead of tag by East's , , - Ed- - - Late Homer Eliminates Kearns Large Turnout Welcomed At JAA . , Turnaround KEARNS. With one swing of the bat, the host team was eliminated from further play in the State American Legion tournament here last Wednesday. Coach Steve Dallins youthful Kearns squad looked as though it would survive to play yet another day with two out in the seventh, but Easts Bobby Edwards cracked a two-ru- n homer, his second of the game, then held Kearns off in the bottom of the frame to capture a victory. Edwards blow sailed over the short centerfield fence at Southridge with a teammate aboard to ruin the debut of Rick Medina, who came on in relief of starter Jimmy Mitchell m the fourth. In the first, Edwards had 0 lead with given East a short-live- d a blow over the fence in right. Kearns answered right back in the 7-- 6 first three-ru- when Gordon Jackson blasted a n shot. East took another k but lead, singles by Mitchell, Chris Nelson and Rob Lambert sent Kearns up in the fifth. 5-- back-to-bac- . - SALT LAKE. The largest turnout ever has been welcomed to football drills at Judge Memorial. Although several key starters are gone, Coach Frank LEtoile has 30 lettermen in camp among 55 returnees and a total of 97 hopefuls. 6-- 5 sent the East Greg Laufer rightfielder to the fence with a blow that ended the game, but it was a long out and Kearns was eliminated from further play. A dozen of the Kearns players will return next season in what stacks up to be a solid league. Several of the teams this season carried an unusually large number of underclassmen, including Bingham and Taylorsville which had reasonable shots at the title this year and finished one-tw- o in the western division of the league. Kearns, with the addition of Medina and Joey Quintana to a pitching staff that will Is The Bulldogs will kick off the season on Aug. 26 with a 7:30 p m. test of Roy on the Judge Yield. Anthony Cordova returns at quarterback and LEtoile says he has a solid crew of running backs, along with good size and exceptional speed Hes also pleased with depth, Horseshoe Pitching SALT LAKE. Clarence Giles swept through the Class A ranks without a loss Saturday to capture top honors in the State Horseshoe Pitching Assn.s Wahlm Memorial tournament. Giles won all six of his matches to win the Class A bracket. Jack Raymond was second with a 1 record. Bringing up the field were Duane Tarket, Taylorsvilles Jay West, Keith Erickson, Gary Hughes of Taylorsville and Charles Bugger. A record also boosted Midvales Richard Buchanan to the Class B crown. He defeated Bill Cronkrite, Tito Archuleta, LaMont Gardner, Bruce Crane, Rudy Lobato and Doyle Peterson. Bruce Eyre won the Class C flight, beating all five of his opponents. Bruce Lindow of Taylorsville tied Cleo Snarr for second, while Oscar Carlson of Kearns was fourth. Lynn Palmer and Steve Minster tied for last In the Class D ranks, Jim Shaw was tops with a 0 mark, followed by Lloyd Kidman, Rodney Snarr, Blaine Scott, Ron Peterson and Stan Gardiner in the defensive especially Bingham broke onto the scoreboard in the first with two runs Kelly Cherrington lived on the first of five Cottonwood errors moved to third on Phil McCoys double and came in on Kelly Scott s groundout McCoy scored later on a wild pitch Bingham added two more in the fourth. A bases-loadewalk to Dave Larsen forced in a run and ended Marc Rueckerts stay on the mound Jim Delis came on and attempted to surprise Larsen with a pickoff move at first. He surprised his first baseman more and the errant throw allowed Brian Orr to score the second run Delis bore down after that, striking out the next two batters, then cajoling Cherrington into a groundout, but the damage had been done. Cottonwood, which had left eight runners on base in the first five innings, finally scored in the sixth But it was a major disappointment to come out of it w ith onl one run Bingham pitcher Orr ran out of gas and walked the bases full with one out Applegate came on in relief, facing the top of Cottonwood's lineup The first batter, Jim Delis, hit a grounder sharply down the right side so sharply that G R Fletcher, the runner on first, couldn't get out of the wav and was hit bv the ball. Instead of having probably two runs in, two men on and still just one out, Cottonwood had no runs, bases loaded and two outs Carl Oelerich then drew a walk to force in Steve Delis before Bailey struck out to end the inning After that, the call became the most important and remembered part of the game d backfield. The Bulldog mentor is being assisted by John Colosimo, defense; Tony Crandall, quarterbacks; Galey 5-- Tourney Scores secondary, wide Colosimo, and Jim Carr, Jim receivers; Markosian, Stan Finn and Ed Kinder, sophomores. Tuesday Ilillt. rest 9, Bingham 5 Saluidaj 0 Eyed At Kearns : also return Nelson and Mitchell, should find itself in the middle of what stacks up to be a great race. had added to Cottonwood's deflation Even though the third base call will stand out in the minds of Cottonwood fans, it was obvious from the start that Bingham was the more aggressive team Friday It had something to prove after being shellacked three nights before KEARNS. It has to come now, not three years down the road. Those were the thoughts of Tom Larson, the new head football coach at Kearns high as he faces the pro spects of turning around a dismal football program. Larsons team will open against - his old school, Granger, on Aug. 26 C-the Kearns field at 5 p.m. Its not an easy assignment. Larson welcomed 45 juniors and ; seniors and 30 sophomores Monday ! drills. A 9 a.m. green- -' for . gold scrimmage is scheduled Saturday for school patrons. a lot of depth, yI While thereheisnt is pleased with the Larson says enthusiasm and the caliber of . athletes. Greg Carver would appear to have the inside track for the Cougar quarterback post. T Larson is being assisted by Mike Hunter on offense, Dale Robertson on defense and A1 Sprouse, line coach. Also on the staff are Neil Carsey, backs, defensive backs and All have . Doug Snell, linebackers. college playing experience. Mike on Kridaj ('otlouwond Ta.dorsville 9 Bingham li, hast 1 Bingham lla Tournament fi, consol-(SeePage- 2-- 1 Col. 4) Try a Green Sheet Want Ad! I 10, 1 BOULDER, COLO. A Utah entry in the ASA girls fastpitch tournament captured consolation honors as action in the four-da- y competition concluded here Sunday. The Eagles, girls in the 16 to 18 age range from the central, west and south portions of the Salt Lake Valley, downed the Louisville Charto win the ges of Texas 5-- two-a-da- y llillupst It. Mia t Eagles Garner Victories At hursda.y Tavlorswlle 7. FleasantCinve IlillcresUt. Cottonwood J 9 Mia S, Brigham ( itv K 1 Wednesday. Cottonwood ll Bingham Millrrest 1, Tat lorss ille 1 o East 7, Kearns b Brigham C ilv II Logan Mta 5, lew mont .! Pleasant (.rose 7. West Jordan 1 J Sorich ; -- : ; and Larry Hatch are coaching the sophomores. .IWiWWUSf'JW'IIKM Those dont wants around your house are probably do wants for someone else. Advertise them in Green Sheet classifieds! Chris Jensen of Kearns gets safely to third just tag by Bobby Edwards of East in tourney finale for Kearns CLOSE CALL. . . ahead of squad. 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