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Show Thursday, March THE GREEN SHEET 2 6, 1986 Upsets Spice Girls 4A Action - Cougars, Pirates Post Opening Day Wins MURRAY. Upsets were the order of the day in the opening round of the girls 4A state basketball tournament being staged at Murray high as fifth place teams from Regions Two and Three took turns beating the others region champion. Kearns struck first, nipping Region Two kingpin Mountain View in overtime Monday, then, on Tuesday, Hillcrest came from Both behind to deck Skyline the Cougars and Huskies came playoffs just through to get to state. In other action on Monday, Cyprus Bountiful stopped Viewmont and Clearclipped Olympus On Tuesfield got by Brighton day, Granger was ripped by Woods Cross On Wednesday (results not t, held a lead at the end of the first period, which they by halftime. enlarged to eight, Bountiful started its comeback in the third quarter, outscoring Olym one-poin- 14-1- 27-1- 8 to trail by just two, with one period to play. Bountifuls capped the rally with a 12 to 8 point performance in the fourth quarter, moving ahead in the final seconds. pus 35-3- 14-- Mindy Tanner was the leading scorer for the Titans with 13 points with Sue Lyon chipping in 12 and Amy Timmons 10. With four seconds left in the con- - test, Clearfield connected on one of two free throws to give the Falcons the final edge. Brightons Nikki Ellikson got the last shot off from t, but it fell just just inside short at the buzzer. The two teams took turns holding the lead, Brighton 12-- at the end of the first period and Clearfield 1 at the half. In a tight third quarter, the Bengals battled back in front In the later moments, Clearfield twice gained a two point advantage n only to have Brightons Mindy tie it back up. Then came the Brighton foul with four seconds left. mid-cour- 8 24-2- 64-6- 1 32-3- 58-4- inter-region- 66-5- McQuinn ended up with 15 points, Ellison with 13 and Shannon Kelly nine. 45-4- 3 46-4- Liberty Schedules Dates For Signup MURRAY. Registration for the Murray Liberty Baseball League scheduled for March 8, 15 and 22. The registration, for boys and will be held at Grant girls age 6200 W. South, from 10 a.m. 75 park, to 2 p.m. all three days. Registration fee is set at $25, which includes insurance and a photograph. Prospective players must bring a birth certificate to the registration, along with the fee. Those wishing additional informaOfficers of the tion may call Kent presiBrown, include league dent; Dee Rowland, president-elect- ; Steve Iverson, first vice president; Tim Barrow, second vice president; Larry Emery, third vice president; Alan Fergeson, secretary, Dennis Dawson, treasurer; Laura Emery, statistician; Gayle Brown, snack bar manager. 2, 268-497- 73-4- available sports deadline) by Cyprus met Clearfield and Bountiful tested Kearns in championship play, while in consolation, Viewmont and Brighton faced off and Olympus and Mountain View tangled. Today (Thursday) Weber and Hillcrest will play at 8:10 p.m. in a game, with Bonchampionship neville and Granger meeting in consolation play at 2:30 p.m. Play will conclude on Friday and Saturday with the consolation final at 6 p.m. and the championship gameat8p.m. 20-30-40-- Kearns trailed for most of the first three periods of the contest, 0 at at the half the end of the first, and with three quarters gone. The Cougars then outscored Mounin the final period to tain View In overtime, knot the score at Michelle Duckworth hit a trio of key free throws to ice the contest. Tammy Taylor led Cougar scoring with 22 points followed by Tena Miller and Duckworth with 14 and Michelle Diantonio with eight. Though the first period ended up tied at Skyline pulled away from Hillcrest in the second quarter, with just over a building ar28-2- 1 minute left in the half. Two quick baskets brought Hillcrest back to within three, by the midway point. Hillcrests rally continued in the third quarter, as the Huskies outscored the Eagles 18-- to move ahead Skyline twice pulled to within two points of Hillcrest, but the Huskies hit 12x14 free throws in the final period to put the game away. Leslie Varoz turned in a for Hillcrest while performance Rychelle Barton added 12 and Becky Engman nine. For Skyline, Chris Ely had 18 points and Corl Arndt nine. Pirate star Sheri Snow chucked in 24 points and teammate Susan Slaven added 19 in spurring the Cyprus victory. The Pirates were down 15-- after a cold first quarter, but Snow and her teammates quickly rebounded in the second to post a advantage at the midway break. Cyprus continued to control in the second half, never letting the Vikings back into it. The Pirates wound up the the 8 then third period ahead 4 in the outscored Viewmont final eight minutes. This time it was the local team that led most of the way only to fall behind in the late going. The Titans 50 17-1- WATERBEDS 29-2- 4 44-3- 8 19-1- 3 The Bricmhead 57-5- 168 The Geneva 236 14-1- 28-2- 9 43-3- Ulltt I'.s 8 26-2- 3 OVER 20 STYLES OF WATERBEDS AU 48-3- 18-1- PRICED TO SELL COMPLETEXANORYiBED OPEN JUMPER . . . Viewmont defender arrives too late to get in the woy of Cyprus' Diana Casper (33) on this jump shot. The Pirates defeated the in the first round Vikings play held at Murray high. 66-5- 2 of girls 4A state Thank You We would like to thank you for participating in our voluntary pay program. Much of our carriers' wagescome from your payment, and if they do a good iob we hope you reward them. We greatly appreciate your support. 4905 155 The Green Sheet South, Murray, Utah 14107 262 6682 Office Hours Fri., 8 a m. Mon. 5 pm. Peter Bernhard, Publisher Robert Pr nee, V P Operation Bill Olson, V P Marketing Donald Robinson. Ed for Ethel Bradford. Editor Michele Bartmess, Editor Karen Egh. Circulation Pat Robinson, Circulation Jan Brown. Business Green Sheet classified ads reach homes nearly 86,000 every Thursday morning. Thats potential readership in excess of 272,400 people - and thats a lot! Whether youre buying, selling, lookrenting, trading, ing for help, finding a lost item or conveying a personal message, classifieds can do your job. mid-valle- y OOOOOOOOOOQ 6 FINAL REGISTRATION g GRANGER SOUTH NATIONAL 8 BASEBALL LEAGUE SAT. MARCH 8th 8 0 0 q Q 10 AM to 2 PM McDonalds 3464 W. 3500 So. Divisions For FEE Age groups 2 30 and then 25 for each g 0 brother & sister 8 8 call LYNN WARR O 25 For information 968-2810- ., 8 CATHIE McBRIDE 969-194- 3 Vboooooooooooooo Colts To Tangle With East InState Opener Today SOUTH COTTONWOOD. Ad9 ministering a beating on Granger high Friday night netted Cottonwood a share of runner-u- p honors in the Region Three basketball race and the right to face East in the opening round of the 4A state tournament. 79-3- According to Cottonwood Coach Blair Martineau, that means the Colts will have to take on Josh Grant and company. Game time is set for 2:30p.m. today (Thursday). Thats a tough game for the first but day, reported Martineau, well be ready. If the Colts get by East they would play next at 8:10 p.m. on Tuesday. Should they lose, they would play at 6: 30 Tuesday. Fridays game, as it turned out, was decided in the early going. Cottonwood came out in an upbeat, fast break tempo and the Lancers had trouble keeping pace. After just eight minutes of play, the Colts had adraced out to a vantage. By the midway point, the Cottonwood lead was 25, 25-1- 44-1- 9. Martineaus regulars saw less and less action as the game wound down. However, things didnt seem to slow down for Cottonwood even with its bench in the game. We got off to fast start and theyre (Granger) just not a fast break team, stated Martineau. They had trouble responding to our style. Granger also had trouble shooting from the field, its percentage for the night winding up in the lower thirties. During the first half, Cottonwood, with its starters carrying most of the load, shot 63 percent from the field. That dropped to the low forties and upper thirties in the second half. Turnovers were also a factor, according to Martineau, Cottonwood turning in a season low of two, compared to 17 for Granger. Brad Burton was the top scorer for Cottonwood with 19 points, while Mike Metcalf and Greg Brown each turned in 14. For Granger, Chuck Kipp had 11 points and Steve Embley nine. Satin Sheets Heaters Padded Rail Caps 19 M 19 9 --d, MATTRESS & BOX SPRINGS 15 Yr. Warranty Full SizefTT. Queen Size King Size REG. SALE 299.95 $186 389.95 228 328 499.95 All Sett Includes Mattress A Box Spring BUNK BEDS Warriors, Pirates Eye State TAYLORSVILLE. A victory over Cyprus lifted Taylorsville into fourth place in Region Three Friday night, forcing Olympus to play off for a state berth. The Titans did and won, which sends five Region Three squads to state.- Cyprus also lost a coin flip with Cottonwood for second place and both Cyprus and Taylorsville face very tough contests, though Cottonwood didnt get any breaks in the draw either. The Pirates will open the tourney tonight (Thursday) at 6:30 against a higly regarded Davis club which has lost only to East and Bountiful, once to each team. The Darts have absolutely no size to contend with the Bucs, but boast extremely solid 70-6- 2 - first-roun- and d phenomenal shooting. Cyprus will counter with a good of fense of its own, plus size up front and speed in the backcourt, making d this one of the most intriguing match-up- s of the tourney. Taylorsville also drew a tough assignment to kick things off in d Mondays headliner against Bountiful. The Braves are big and talented and must rank among the tourney favorites. Theyve lost just a pair. That contest will be played at 8: 10 p.m. It features a Taylorsville team that is on a hot streak, and a club that knows how to win the close ones. In play, which included a win over East, the Warriors posted a 1 mark. On Friday night Cyprus and Taylorsville battled on nearly even terms early, then the Warriors built up a big lead, but Cyprus roared back to make things interesting. first-roun- top-rate- pre-leag- The score was knotted at 16 after the initial eight minutes of action, but in the second period the host club outscored the Pirates 1 and Taylorsville kept up the pressure in the fourth period, which ended All five Pirates scored in double figures, but Taylorsville got big games offensively from three players and continued to play outstanding defense. Senior forward Mike Johnson led all scorers with 18 (6, 7x8). Right behind was junior center Todd Hailstone with 17, (7, 3x5) and guard Lindsay Familar with 16 (7, 2x4). Jason Almond scored nine. Freik Beij paced the Pirates with 14 (5, 4x9). Sid Freeman (6, 1x5) and Tommy Ahlquist (6, 1x2) scored 13 each and Gerry Sommer (4, 3x4) and Craig Sudbury (4, 3x4) added 11 each. Massive HeavyDuty 4" Post 20-1- 50-3- Wood Parts Only 0 DAYS SAMI AS CASH NOCHARGION LAYAWAY AANKCAADS WUCOMI M MONTHS CEkBiUt Q3 Odd i |
