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Show 2 THE GREEN SHEET 31, 1986 Thursday, July Taylorsville Keeps Title Hopes Alive With Wins TAYLORSVILLE. Impressive wins over Highland, Jordan, Co- ttonwood and Midvale kept Taylorsville in the hunt for a possible regular season Valley League crown. At press time Taylorsville trailed Kearns by a half game, but in the event of a tie the top seed at state would belong to Kearns because of the outcome of regular-seaso- n play between the two. Taylorsville must play Hillcrest tonight (Thursday) and Bingham tomorrow. No matter what the outcome, the team has avoided the Valley League tournament and will have a high seed at state. Cottonwood fell last Wednesday, Jordan went down 15-- Friday when Taylorsville erupted for 11 runs in the top of the seventh inning. on SaturHighland was blanked day and on Monday Midvale tumbled 9-- 6 6 6-- 0 14-- Taylorsville 14, Midvale 4 A sixth proved to be a key to the romp past Midvale, breaking up a game. Taylorsville slammed three balls out of the tiny Midvale park and Midvale had a homer from Kent Hoskison in the second. Midvale scoored twice in the first when six-ru- n n g 6-- 4 Kelly Stubbs, Brad Yergason and Lucas had base hits and a ball got past the catcher. Stubbs doubled home the final Midvale tally in the fifth. Taylorsville scored three in the first when Brown delivered a runscoring single and then trotted home ahead of Mark Roberts who homered. Doug Clements added a two-rushot in the second after Kevin Newby chased home a run. Randy Highland Taylorsville 15, Jordan n 0 Rick Capps tossed a five-hi- t shutout while his teammates were banging out nine. Brown singled home the only run Capps would need in the first inning. The westside squad tallied single runs in the second and third as a Williams single and an error produced a run in the second and Clements singled and scored in the third. Insurance runs came in the sixth when three runs crossed the plate. Todd Wilberger tripled, Leavitt singled and Newby had a double. 5 CAUGHT OFF BASE , . , Taylorsville's Tom Gallegos can't beat throw to Jordan first baseman Bill Hiebert in action from Friday's American Legion contest. Trailing going into the top of the seventh, Taylorsville came up with 11 runs off eight walks, three hit batters, a double and a single to win. 6, 6 Fridays action produced heartbreak for a struggling Jordan squad and proved the adage true that good teams will find a way to win. In this case, Taylorsville had a lot of help from three Jordan hurlers who could not find the plate. When Todd Bendixon yielded a leadoff double to Tolbert, he was lifted in an effort to preserve a 4 Jordan win. What ensued was three hit batsmen and eight walks, most of those coming with the bases loaded to force in runs. The nightmare continued when g Brown lined a single, and finally ended with a third out Picture that did not come until 11 runs had been scored. Both teams tallied three runs in the first. Bendixon had a key double and Clark belted a key single. In the fourth Matt Milne capped another three-ruinning with a double, Taylorsville answered the first barage with its own on a walk, a Clements double, a base hit by brown and a Tom Gallegos triple. In the second Taylorsville tallied another on a groundout after Leavitt doubled and was sacrificed to third. Tolbert came on in relief of Dave Littlewood in the fifth and led off the sixth with a homer after which Clements had a two-rusingle, another run scored on a fielders choice and Tom Gallegos and Troy Leavitt had hits. Dave Trevino, Newby and Brown had singles in the seventh as Taylorsville added two more. Littlewood and Tolbert combined to strike out 13 Midvale batters. Taylorsville Legion Taylorsville Cottonwood 6 9, n MURRAY. Like cream, good baseball teams rise to the top. It was no accident that going into last nights battle of unbeatens in the countys inski Memorial VV Automotive Tournament, it was Taylorsville and West Jordan that were battling for the catbird seat. The two played after press time last night (Wednesday), but both teams remain alive in the double elimination affair that also saw Kearns and Granite battling for life along with Viewmont and West. Top-seede- unbeaten and d Taylorsville breezed through its half of the bracket with wins ver Murray, Granger and Bountiful while West Jordan manhandled Cyprus, West and Hillcrest. Third-seedeand defending champion Kearns was forced into the loser's bracket by Bountiful. The tourney is slated to conclude Saturday at Ken Price Field. Opening day action Saturday saw several games washed out and made up Monday. In the openers Brighton with Maxfield topped Granite and Erickson providing the power with a homer and a double. Hillcrest romped over Woods Cross 17-- with Hatfield and Kimura delivering key blows. Granger downed Viewmont on the three-hi- t pitching of Hamlin. Wood Kearns edged Highland d 9-- 6 4 threw a as Taylorsville blanked Murray taking advantage of seven Murray miscues. Bountiful stunned Holladav and West Jordan, despite allowing three homers, nipped West while as Bingham blasted Cyprus 12-Candalot turned in a strong mound performance. Second round play saw Murray eliminated 0 by Bountiful. West Brighton downed Hillcrest Jordan blankd Cyprus as Wilkes r tossed a and Taylor and McCleary had triples. West ripped and Bountiful rapped Bingham Kearns Holladay eliminated with Geertsen on the Highland mound. Granite stayed alive with a 13-win over Woods Cross' and Taylorsville's Quinn struck out 18 and allowed just two hits as his team blanked Cyprus Wallace had a homer. On Tuesday Granger sent Granite home with a run in the seventh. Kearns outlasted Bingham as Starang belted a homer. West stopand Viewmont ped Holladay downed Brighton In the winner's bracket Taylorsville scored three times in the sixth to beat Bountiful and West Jordan sailed past Hillcrest as Martellaro had a homer and Carleson served up a solid pitching performance. base-clearin- KEARNS. Going into action last night (Wednesday) the tournament picture for Valley American Legion League teams was beginning to round into shape. The top six teams in the league and Granite (the host team) will receive automatic berths in the state tournament. One more team will earn an automatic berth in the Valley League Tournament which opens Saturday at Winski Field in Kearns. Three more teams will then have a chance to battle their way in teams from by beating lower-seedeleagues in the Davis County-Ogdearea, Utah County and Roosevelt. In the meantime, Kearns and Alta could settle the regular season title with their meeting tonight (Thursday) at Winski. They went into with Wednesdays action at 15-Taylorsville right on their heels at d n when the rains Taylorsville led came on Wednesday, forcing a continuation on Saturday. Both teams scored a run in the fourth, Taylorsvilles on a triple by Ed Y ack that wouldve counted as a home run had not Yack missed the plate. Cottonwood scored on a double by Dana Telford and a single by John Harris. Taylorsville added two runs in the fifth on a single by Ryan Brown and a sacrifice fly by Gallgos and one more in the sixth when a throw to home was dropped. Cottonwood picked up two runs in the sixth, one on a ground out by Mike Robinson and the second on an Alan Ness single and wild pitch. Both teams finished with three runs in the seventh. Taylorsville loaded the bases then a hit batter, an error and a sacrifice fly by Yack brought in the runs. Doubles by Reynolds and John Harris sparked Cottonwoods three runs. Yack pitched into the seventh inning before being relieved by Rick Capps. Between them, they gave up five hits. Taylorsville finished with seven hits. 2-- 0 ' Cream Rises To The Top In Automotive Play Kearns Nails Down State Tourney Berth 6-- Clears 2 14-- Bingham and Brighton also looked at state sewn up while Hillcrest and Cyprus were closing in and Tooele and Granger were hopeful. The Valley League Tournament will be a single elimination affair of sorts. Saturdays losers will hang up their spikes. The format is as follows: The 8th place team will meet number 15 at 11, followed at 1:30 by 11 and 12. At 5 10 and 13 will will play. square off and at 7 : 30 On Monday there will be games at 2, 4:30 and 7:30, with the winner of the 7:30 game getting the final automatic state bid as the Valley Leagues 8th place team. The other three will then play the lower seeds from the other leagues. to have berths 4 LEGION STANDINGS (Through Tuesday) one-hitt- 22-1- 2 8-- 7 2 6-- 0 two-hitte- 12-- 6 13-- 3 7 5 13-- 9 6-- 0 12-- 8-- 5 8-- 1 KEARNS. A pair of victories nailed down a state tournament berth for the Kearns American Legion squad which sports a flashy 15-Valley League record, which leads the league. last Wednesday Granite fell and on Friday Granger went down in a affair. A test of Alta was rained out and will be played tonight (Thursday) at 8 p.m. at Winski field. Tomorrow Cyprus will visit Wi- nski for an 8 p.m. encounter. 2 8-- 3 five-innin- g 11-- 2 some hits by Todd Funderburk, Troy Kehoe, Tracy Gallo and Glen followed by a walk and a three-rudouble by Darren Bills and then base hits by Dave Berriochoa and Kehoe produced the clincher for Kearns. Kearns earlier scored in a Christensen single followed by a walk and two stolen bases, the tally coming on a double steal. In the third Mike Peterson and Christensep g had blows. Peterson limited Granger to just three hits. Du-nyo- n . Kearns 11, Granger 2 outburst in the fifth inning put an end to what had been a great game. Kearns struck for a run in the second and three in the third while Granger was held scoreless until the top of the fifth when it narrowed the gap to Duane Bench doubled home a pair of runs after a hit batsman and a Scott Dalton single to account for the Granger tallies. But and then A seven-ru- Kearns 8, Granite 3 n innings to pick up the routine win. Granite scored a pair in the third when Travis Meyerhoffer doubled and scored on a Kyle Marchant single, Marchant tallied a run on a passed ball. The final Granite tally came in the seventh on a hit batsman, a walk and an error. Kearns scored three times in the the second, an error bring in two and a Funderburk single the other. Three more scored in the third, the homer by key blow a two-ruIn the fourth Funderburk singled and came around to score on a passed ball, a feat duplicated by Christensen in the fifth. Du-nyo- n. n Kehoe and Peterson shared mound duties with Kehoe going six Hockey Camps SALT LAKE. 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