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Show 4 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, May 7, 1987 Titan Crew Stops Pirates On Friday HOLLADAY. After some shakey moments in the past couple of weeks or so, Olympus steadied itself Frihome victory day by earning a over Cyprus, the Titans leading all the way. Both teams are still very much in the running for a post season berth, both tied for third. Olympus hosts Cottonwood tomorrow (Friday) and then travels to Skyline Tuesday, while Cyprus entertains Granite tomorrow and visits Cottonwood Tuesday. All of the above action will start at 3:30 p.m. Olympus actually got all the runs it would need in the bottom of the first, a Brent Burton single, a walk and a single by Brian Hill loading the bases. Then a walk forced in a run, Jeff Davies scored one with a sacrifice fly and Chip Ehlers singled 7-- 3 5 in two. Cyprus got a run in the top of the third, Clint Meyer tripling and scoring on a Bill Robbs single. Two more Pirate runs crossed the plate in the fourth as Steve Argyle singled, mov Granite ,At - GRANITE PARK. Cyprus highs Preston Lohmeyer turned in one of the most stirring pitching per-- i formances of this or any other high school baseball season Tuesday by no hit throwing a seven-inninshutout at Granite as his team blanked the Farmers Lohmeyer, according to both coaches. LaRon Unk of Cyprus and Mike Reardon of Granite, never wavered in the contest and never gave up anything close to a hit. The Pirates now enter the stretch run in Region Three play hosting resurgent Granger tomorrow (Fri- day) then finishing up at Cottonwood Tuesday. Cyprus hopes to earn a ; 7-- ' . Taylorsville I Continued from page 2 scored on a single by Brett Seager. ? Leavitt gave Taylorsville a leadoff I homer in the Warriors fourth then Roberts was walked in after f Taylorsville loaded the bases. Granger notched what turned out to be the winning four runs in the sixth, Greenwood singling and scoring on a triple by Langpap followed by a run scoring error and singles by Anthony Bench and Seager. The four runs were needed because Taylorsville got eight runs in the bottom of the seventh. A walk, two errors, an rbi single by Kevin homer by Roberts, Quinn, a two-ru- n a two rbi single by Wooley, another walk and a hit batter doing the damage. Shewmake made a super defensive play from third to finally shut down the Warrior rally. Both coaches, Mike Folster of Granger and Ron Rushton of Taylorsville, agreed that it wasnt so much a lack of pitching and defense that created the slugfest, as it was just good, solid hitting. Both teams really hit the ball, Folster. Jonas Hamblin, for us, really nailed a couple out onto 5300 So. and nearly had a third." It was simply a case of a lot of hard hit balls, noted Rushton. ;1 SHEDS alternative to the An Barn style shed 6Stud walls Fir siding Fiberglass shingles third place spot in the league, but, if it wins tomorrow, will finish no worse than fourth. Granite finishs up at Kearns tomorrow then hosts Grangers Tuesday. All of the above action will start at3:30p.m. Lohmeyer struck out 16 Granite batters, reported coach Unk and walked only two. Granite never did hit a ball to the outfield and slapped out just five infield grounders, which were played for outs. Preston really (Lohmeyer) handcuffed them, commented Unk. "He had his breaking ball working and he kept the down all game. He only threw 78 pitches. It was a legitimate added Reardon. Lohmeyer just overpowered us. Cyprus opened the scoring with four runs in the top of the first, Lohmeyer helping his own cause by singling in the first run. After a single by Bill Robbs, Paul Allens ground out scored Lohmeyer and Ryan Quintana delivered a two-ru- n homer. Brad Rammell triple and Clint Meyer doubled to give the Pirates a run in the second. In the third, Cyprus wrapped it up with a walk, singles by Quintana and Mike Nunley, Nunleys scoring one, and a sacrifice fly by Trent Dea scoring Quintana. Cyprus pounded out 11 hits for the contest and didnt make an error in the game. Pitching for Granite was Brian Bingham for the first four innings with Jason Done finishing up. 412 Pitched roof trusses for additional storage All Enterprises types at carpentry 561-546- ff and glass installation 0 R- rm i i i Ijjj I I 11-1- 2 I Ijjj Js Is 1X6X6 DOG EAR 2X4X8 CEDAR 4X4X8 Firewater swimmers included Tawny Brown, Heidi Hausknecht and Mindy Harriman. Top boys competitors were Ryan Gee, Josh Weidauer and Justin Kaufman. WE UV E? Re9.M.49Now 75 r,9.i.59Now ..89 Visa or Thursday, May 7 Jordan at West j Murray at South Judge at Tooele Tuesday, May 12 Murray at Jordan South at Judge Region Six games will start at 3 : 30 p.m. j 2-- 1 Friday, May 8 Region Two Tournament Starts Mountain View at West Jordan Brighton at Bingham Orem at Hillcrest Alta at American Fork Region Two games will start at 4 p.m. The league tournament will continue on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Monday, with play on the final two days scheduled for Derks Field. Senior Play For Kearns Is Recorded 2 8-- 1 12-- 6 3 Gylling going 3x3 Reg. M. 49 I win over Tooele MURRAY. An gave Murrays Spartans their sixth win against two losses in region play and boosted them into first place with only two games to play. Chad Forrest, who had shut out Tooele earlier in the year on the Buff field, was almost as effective Tuesday as he held the visitors to six hits while striking out seven and walking only two. The win was his sixth of the e and three year, three in in regular season play. Coach Bill Siebenberg pointed out that no Murray pitcher has ever won more than seven during the high school season. This includes such Murray stalwarts as Steve Gehrke, Dave Beck, and Joel Winters. Murray will play South at Derks today (Thursday) and then next Tuesday will travel to Jordan. The Spartans opened the scoring in the first when Brett Bailey walked and stole second, Bolingbroke walked and both moved up on an errant pick off play at first with both scoring as the Tooele players were lackadaisical about getting the ball back into the infield. Cheyenne Winget then walked and Brett long triple into right field chased him home with the third run of the inning. Four more runs crossed the plate for the home team in the second as Scott Kessler singled and stole second, Bailey singled to bring in Kessler then moved to second on a passed ball. Bolingbroke drove Bailey in with a single and Rion Thomas then hit a long home run to score the final pair. Coach Sienbenbergs charges added another in the fifth on an error, two walks and a base hit by Ryan Lewis. Bailey was 2x3 and Rion Thomas 2x4 including his two-ru- n homer. The Murray team is now winner of six straight games after two straight losses SO. 250-444- 4 WE DELIVER Participating Retailers Fleming Inc. Companies, and Vandenberg 2x2 with a double for th As. Brandon Peterson, the winning pitcher, batted 2x2. Juniors play for Saturday was rained out install If you desire we can snffMs 20 years experience MAGIC VACATION COMDINATION Take A 4 Night Cruise ft To The BAHAMAS - 3 Nights DISNEYWORLD Group Rates Apply Oct. 26th Departure Date Call For Rates TOUR WEST TRAVEL 115 East 7200 South, Midvale 801-561-92- 67 HOUR S' Moo. Thwrs. 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On Thursday, the As doubled up as Evans notched a the Cards triple, winning pitcher Ronnie Talbot went 3x5 with a home run and Tsoie was 3x3 for the winners. Steve Stay and Shawn Fernandez had doubles for the Cards. Moving over to the Junior League from last Tuesday, the Junior Angles clipped the Junior As with RIGHT GUARD Spartans Get Top Region Six Spot AT Limited to stock on hand if Region Six m .25 . . . , $1 Now. . . . $3.00 Reg. 1.9S Now LUMBER & HARDWARE h nUWUJMi 8461 2700 Add start AND LINOLEUM 45' 71. I K. All Region Three games will at3:30p.m. QUALITY CARPETS ... .1 .50 .... 2 ... W. Taylorsville at Kearns Olympus at Skyline Cyprus at Cottonwood Granger at Granite AY 40 R.fl.79tNow 4X4X8 2 Reg. 3.95 Now.... 4X4X8 LANDSCAPING . Reg. 2.95 Now 2X4 FENCE CLIPS r.9. iv Now VISA 12 13-1- 5 EAR 1X6X6 FLAT TOP 10-- Tuesday, May the next three Wafrior batters, Tolbert, Roberts and Steve Peterson, all had hits to load the bases. Sophomore Jeff Leatherwood then brought in two with a single and moments later a sacrifice fly by Brown sent the fifth run of the game across for Taylorsville. In the seventh after one out, Tolbert and Roberts both walked and Peterson tied the game up when his double brought them both home. After Grant walked Littlewood, Bobby Helm came in to pitch and Leatherwood singled in the winning run. Tolbert started for the winners and was relieved by Littlewood in the fourth, but then came back in the top of the seventh. Grant went until the seventh when he was relieved by Helm. Leatherwood was a perfect 4x4 with Tolbert having a 3x3 day while Dan Schmidt was 3x3 for the Colts with Jewell and Sorensen both having two hits. the Colts score five more which resulted in the replacement of starter Mark Tolbert and brought in Dave Littlewood. After one run, Dean Schmidt and Doug McClure had base hits and Schmidt was sent home on a double by Sean Grant, Jewell then singled in McClure and Greg Carroll followed with another hit to bring in Jewell. John Harris was then intentionally walked and with the bases loaded, Tolbert got the second out of the inning on a strikeout. Brad Sorensen then hit a line drive up the middle to plate the fifth and sixth runs of the game. With Harris on third, Sorensen on first and now pitcher Littlewood on the mound, the third out was gained when the batter bunted and the pitcher easily threw him out at first. The fifth saw Schmidt single and McClure and Grant both walk. Jewell was ejected for protesting the umpires decision and Justin Hawes stepped in, with the count one ball and two strikes, and promptly singled to right to send in Schmidt. The next batter then bunted back to the pitcher who threw to home to catch the runner for a force out. Littlewood then got the next two hitters on a pop up and a strikeout, stranding three Cottonwood runners. The long discussion at the top of the sixth inning, about whether the designated hitter could play a defensive role, may have hurt Cottonwood pitcher Sean Grant, who up until then had given up only five hits, as eight-and-unde- r, WESTERN RED PREMIUM CEDAR FENCING SALE 1X4X6 1X4X6 DOG 8-- Ken-ningto- SQECXXIjr FLAT TOP bazarre baseball game played here Tuesday, Taylorsville came back deficit with three run from a rallies in both the sixth and seventh seninnings to beat Cottonwood ding the Warriors record to while the Colts dropped to Among the bizarre aspects of the game were the following: a bunt with the bases full and no outs; another bunt with men on first and third and two outs; a batter thrown out of the game for protesting an umpires call with two strikes on him and the replacement then getting a runs batted in hit; and a fifteen minute delay while coaches and umpires argued over whether a designated hitter could or could not play in a defensive position. Taylorsville, with a two game lead over its nearest rival, Kearns, will then close out the season at Kearns next Tuesday. The Colts, meanwhile, will travel to Olympus on Friday and then host Cyprus on Tuesday. The Warriors opened the game with two runs on hits by Kevin Quinn and Tolbert, a base on balls to Leavitt and a sacrifice fly by Roberts. Cottonwood cut the margin to when Kenny Jewell led off with a single, stole second, moved to third on a passed ball and scored on a one-obunt by clean up hitter Bobby Helm. The next inning, the fourth, saw 2 2 0 EU VE- Cottonwood at Olympus Granger at Cyprus Granite at Kearns Skyline at Taylorsville a In COTTONWOOD. SOUTH EAST MILLCREEK. Swim Utah Moving to the girls, Ashley Firewater, currently training out of Smith, Am re Nielsen, Lindie Cottonwood high school, took top Chytraus, Cherill Haws, Shelly team honors in Saturdays third anPavlish. Sharyn Hunt, Nikki nual Granite District Age Group Williams. Cair.i Miller, Brooke Swim meet held at Skyline high. Melanie Petersen. Natalie Firewater finished with 565 team Continued on page 5 x points while Eagle Aquatics, out of Skyline, ended up with 406 points and the Pirate Swim Club, from the Cyprus high area, was third. Fifty-fiv- e total events were held in four age groups and for both boys and girls. Among the top individual competitors for Firewater, according to coach Dave Ryland, were, in the girls, Jacelyn Larson, Sheltie and Tuesday Ryland and Jenny Gould. Chris Williams, Michael Bryan and Zac Bohard and Alex Armitage led things for the boys. In the 0 girls competition, top eight-and-und- R B Friday, May 8 Firewater Squad Takes Age Group Swim Meet eight-and-und- WOod Floor Region Three Region Two Lohmeyer Tosses No Hitter Tuesday I , ed to second on a fielders choice by Devin Hathaway and scored on a single by Meyer. Meyer stole second and scored on a single by Preston Lohmeyer. It was as close as the Pirates ever got, however, as Olys defense kept them from scoring the rest of the way, while the Titan offense finished up with two runs in the bottom of the fourth and one in the sixth. In the fourth, Ehlers homered then Todd Holsten singled, moved to second on a wild pitch and scored on an error. Ehlers scored the final Olympus run, reaching with a single, moving to second on a wild pitch and scoring on a double play attempt by Cyprus. Ehlers went 3x3 with two singles, a home and three rbis to sparked Olympus offense, which finished with eight hits. Cyprus had 10 hits and two errors to one for the Titans. Brian Hill pitched the distance for Olympus, striking out five. Paul Allen started for Cyprus with Lohmeyer coming on in relief in the fourth. Rally Fells Cottonwood Schedules 255-795- 9 ALSO IN OREM am-pm. Fndy lim ) pm. pm Evening Appo.nfmonH Can Be Arranged |
