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Show WEST VALLEY VIEW Bingham Game Suspended Thursday, July 5, 1984 THE GKEN SHEETWEST - Explosion Gives South Over Win Granger Seven-Ru- n GRANGER. A 14-- 7 win over South last Wednesday helped Granger to a 5 record Valley Legion League play. Collecting the 14 runs on 14 hits, Granger started out slow but ended with a bang. After failing to score in the first two innings, Granger finished up in the sixth with seven runs to put the game out of reach. In the top of the sixth, South scored three runs to cut the lead to Taking that cue, Granger unloaded for seven runs to cruise to victory. Granger pitchers combined for 11 6-- 8-- 7. Bills Has Shutout As Giants Win runner steals base. Cottonwood won offensive tie Wednesday STOLEN BASE . . . Cottonwood socond baseman Steve Delis prepares for late tag attempt as Jordan bat- - ' KARATE - from the UofU but began again three years ago. I enjoy it very much. I feel it teaches me something about humilil, she observed. ty and The Bronson youth is the son of James W. and Kay Palmer and Mike Bronson of West Valley City. Between his school activities and a job at a local store, he trains four to six days each week in karate. The lad placed first in the Utah open karate tournament in Kata (form) and second in Kumite (free sparring His instructors include Mr. For-busc- a Kearns physical therapist, style karate, and Toshio Osaka, a 7th degree black belt who has karate studios in SugarHouse and West Valley and also teaches at the University of Utah. Osaka is training the group for the competition, which will include entries from the host country, Britain, Canada, France and Spain, among others. He took a group of Utahns to his native country in 1979 for a similar competition and came home with first place, leading to this years invitation to compete. in Wado Ryu LIFT OFF . . . Jordan runner leaps to avoid of Wednesday's hard-slidin- g 19-1- 4 Energy Use A new version of a computer program that can be used to predict the energy use of new buildings and assess the value of energy-savin- g retrofits on existing structures has been developed by researchers at the University of California. Cottonwood Cottonwood victory. Over East 8-- 5 KEARNS. Darren Bills hurled a shutout as the Giants blanked the Braves 0 in Kearns Babe Ruth League action during the week. 3-- (From Page 3A, Col. 5) practice of the art after graduating base stealer during early Innings Kearns Action In 19-1- other play, the Angels nipped the Pirates Dave Littlewood registered on the mound, with offensive help win the from teammates Jeff Casper, who tripled, and Bodie Phillips, who doubled. The Cardinals caged the Tigers with an victory as pitching by Jeff Delrio and doubles from Glen Dunyon, Monte Perea and Jason Allred paced the winners. Despite a Shawn Johnson home run, the The Cubs Dodgers lost to the Cubs were led by James Swift and Travis who a each collected double. PitBurgess, cher James Salez was awarded the win. The Pirates earned a win over the Cardinals as Troy Duckworth went 3x3, including a double, for the winners. Winning pitcher was Doug Magby. The Pirates win froth the Giants, also grabbed a behind the pitching of Troy Staley, Tony Morris' two doubles and Ryan Quintana's double. The Giants beat the Cubs as Derek Christensen homered, Danny Underwood tripled and Randy Wiss and Darren Bills each doubled. In 11-- strikeouts and allowed six hits and four bases on balls. Both teams complayed solid defense; Granger South none. and error one mitting In a contest on Monday against on the Murray, Granger came up decision. a in of end short things Fridays game against Bingham, 3 Granger League Finishes Playoffs GRANGER. Following completion regular season play for the Granger South National League, playoffs were held, with the Cubs, Angels and Mets taking first in their respective divisions. of In the majors, the Cubs took first place in the tournament after compiling an 18 2 record in the National division. The Red Sox were regular season champs in the American division with a 12-- record. Among playoff games in the majors, the the Astros Astros defeated the Pirates the Cubs edged downed the Giants 20-and the Astros beat the the Mets Mets In minor league action, the Angels took first place In the playoffs after compiling record in the American a division. The Pirates were regular-seasodivision with a In National the champs mark. Peewee play saw the Mets capture the 15 playoff first spot after charging to a the regular season record to lead diviAmerican division. In the National 4 14 sion, the Astros took first with a record. The first six teams from each or West league will go to the Valley tournaments. first-plac- e 14-- 14-- 1 4 13-- 13-- Yankees Capture Title, Team Selected All-St- ar TAYLORSVILLE. Following a double elimination tournament, the Yankees were crowned champions of the Taylorsville Little League. Edo Rottini and Sam Rex coached the Yanks to a 24 season and both will direct r team this sumthe Taylorsville mer. In second place were the Pirates, followed by the Royals, Indians, Expos and Phillies. Chosen to represent the league in the all star tournament were Lane Cannon, Nic Deluca, Mike Glied, David Gouge, Greg Hansen, J.arte Hansen, Barr Hill, Greg Kerr; Kehher Kingston, Jeff Miller, Travis Parker, Kent Paulson, Jeff Ringwood, Chad Snyder, Rob Solvason, Casey Trutzel, Scott Tye and Jarad Varoz. The team will compete in a tournament to be held In Hunter beginning Monday. 1 nine-tea- Editors Quota Book Ideas must work through the brain and arms of good and brave men, or they are no better than dreams. LEAGUE (From Page 3A, Col. 4) third, followed by the Giants, Cards, Reds are and Braves. The mustang Josh Mecham, Brandon Colton, Bryan Roberts, Chris Culley, Todd Curlis, , Nathan Heaton, Eric Moore, Denny Shane Thurston, Danny Kubinski, s Car-ty- Sean Newell, Casey Truesdell, Kevin Syd-dalDavid Lynd and Klayton Kolb, with alternates Joe Howard and Colby The managers are Max Roberts and Doug Curlis, with Jeff Colton the coach. The mustangs begin tournament play on Monday in Tooele. For the fourth consecutive year, the Cubs came out on top of the pinto division. They were followed by the Braves, Cardinals, Phillies, Dodgers, Pirates and include Mets. The white pinto Joey Swift, Todd Clifford, Brandon Kevin Linkous, Saltzgiver, Danny Olsen, Zach Hincley, John Spann, Brett Latter, Brandon Ballard, Jared Butcher, Taylor Kolb, Gabe Price, Eric Sommerville, Garrick Martinez and Scott Snook. The manager is Craig Truillo and coaches are Dave Clifford and Bob Butcher. r Blue pinto players are Lynn Nielson, B. J. Short, David Bridges, Jeremy Selander, Jairon Perdue, Ben Eason, Cortie Bennion, Tim Stoddard, Nathan Swenson, Jason Couchman, Chad Bush, Jeremy Perkins, Dave Anderson, J. J. Ryan and Tyler Olsen. Manager is Dennis Bird and coaches are Lloyd Kidwell and Jim Snook. Ralph Waldo Emerson suspended because of darkness, is under protest by the Granger coaches. According to Lane Hobbs, he was told by the umpire at the start of the sixth inning that if the game were suspended it would revert back to the last complete inning. Going into the sixth, Granger had the lead, but Bingham tied the game in its half of the inning and the game was suspended at that time with the. score knotted. It was too dark to see ; it should have gone back to the last complete inning, Hobbs said. INTERNATIONAL Col. 2) Marty Migliori had two doubles and a triple, Scott McKinnon and Delrio each had a triple and a double, and Chuck Brady added two doubles. The Indians destroyed the Cubs , with Berg registering the win on the mound. J. L. Duckworth tripled and Justin Davis and Matt Short each doubled for the Indians. Player allowed only one run as the Pirates beat the Twins (From Page 3A, 4 1. In the A minors division, the Orioles had some hot bats as they defeated the Phillies 29 4. Brian Sadler went 4x4 for the Orioles, including three doubles, while winning pitcher Scott De Benedictis swatted a pair of doubles. The Orioles also downed the Brewers 14 4 as De Benedictis pitched and had two triples. Jared Allen tripled and David Jackson and Adam Shields each collected a double in the win. The Orioles' third victory during the week was a 24 5 win over the Tigers. The Dodgers collected a pair of victories, beating the Brewers 18 4 and handing the Rangers a 24 2 loss. Against the Rangers, Jerry Royer and Ray Adams doubled, with Vincent Causas pitching. The Astros won an 18 13 contest from the Phillies as David Andrus homered and Chris Stewart hit two doubles for fhe winners. The Astros also beat the Tigers, with Andrus homering and David Wood adding two doubles. The Cardinals edged the Rangers 4 5 behind the pitching of Matt Bernard and the Phillies downed the Astros 8 3 as winning pitcher Tony Boggs went 3x3. In B minors play, the Braves dumped the Bulls 17 3 as pitcher Scott Sudbury tripled, Erin Carver and Troy Madsen added triples and Tony Rietbrock went 5x5 for the Braves. 24-- New Seaport Tulsa, Okla., naturally landlocked, became a seaport in 1971 with the opening of the Tulsa Port of Catoosa and a waterway that linked the city via the Arkansas River to the Great Lakes and the Gulf of $1.2-billio- n - Cottonwood Wins of those hits and nine of the walks in the third inning when East turned a 14-- 2 deficit into a 4 tie. Ive never seen anything like it, lamented Burkett who was forced to make two pitching changes in the inning. East scored six more runs in the fourth inning on six hits and two lead and Cotwalks to take a tonwood picked up two in the fourth double. on Sorensen's two-ru- n Burketts squad cut Easts lead to just 7 in the fifth on two walks and an error before darkness forced postponement of the final two innings. We aint dead yet, promised Burkett. I think we can win that game. East collected five (From Page 2A, Col. 3) relieve a struggling David Day and pitched Cottonwood out of trouble. East scored the final run of the contest on a solo home run in the seventh. East 20, 14-1- Cottonwood 17 20-1- 4 Burkett used four tired pitchers in this one Monday and all four struggled, yielding a total of 18 hits and 11 walks in just five innings. 20-1- TEEEETEH Saw rtpair and sharpening. awkos and models. drain . Thrifty shoppers read the Green Sheet classifieds! To place yours, Most 262-668- I LOST 75 LBS. I'm not finished yet . . . but for the first time in my life I'm getting control of my weight - and it's changing my life! Ilene Williamson Guaranteed to Stay OFF No fad diet No expensive meals Lose 12 to 25 pounds in a month Look better feel better FORTUNATE CENTER. 2A Successful Wetqhi LIFE SIB ProgramXA forte of p Health Service 1250 E. 3100 South Brickyard Plaza For full information Call - 486-LIT- E I |
