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Show 2C Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, July 27, 1983 Stifle Title Hope dndl for Clearfield It was an unusual occurrence for the Clearfield Colt League team. Accustomed to jumping out to big leads in the early innings, the Clearfield team allowed Bear River to score eight runs in the first inning of last Tuesday's state tournament game in Sprlngville and Bear River went on to win That set up a Wednesday game between Clearfield and 9-- 3. Roosevelt, which Roosevelt won 10-eliminating Clearfield from the tournament. The loss to Bear River may have contributed to Wednesdays loss to Roosevelt, according to Clearfield Coach Jess Perez. The team was just down, said Perez. We werent ready to play baseball. But we were 0, Staff photo by Rodnoy Wright WOODS CROSS batter Rickie Forsgren pounds out a hit as Layton catcher Bart Bernon looks on in last week's Northern Region American Legion play. With bnly one week of regular season play left, Viewmont leads with a 17-- 2 mark followed by Bountiful with a 14-- 7 record. Roy stands in fifth place at 1 8 with the top five teams qualifying for the state American Legion tournament on Aug. 8. 3-- Local Police Department Wins Medals The 1983 Police Olympics Bitton, Marilyn Martin, Kandee were recently held in the Salt Edwards and Raylene Lake City area and the Clea- Eriksson. rfield Police Department Other achievements awarded brought home 30 medals for its to the Bowlers were as follows: overall performance, during the Bill Nilsen, gold medal, scratch three-da- y competition. s all events, gold medal, The mens bowling team won GianScott scratch; the gold medal for the third handicap consecutive year. The team is chetta, gold medal, silver medal, singlesdoubles, comprised of Dick Martin, Ron scratch all events, silver medal, Campbell, Bill Holthaus, Scott scratch singles. Gianchetta and Bill Nilsen. Eriksson received the silver medal in the handicap doubles competition. Other awards received by the women in the bowling competition are as follows: Renee Call, gold medal, sing- singles-double- The ladies were awarded with a Bronze Medal in the team bowling competition. The ladies team was comprised of Dona high game. The Clearfield Police Department received a consolation trophy for its efforts in the soft-ba-ll competition. . Sgt. Reed Mecham was les handicap event; Debbie Schilling, gold medal, singles-doublhandicap division; Dona Bitton, bronze medal, singles handicap event, bronze medal, singlesdoubles handicap; Maries Renee Call and Debbie Schil- lyn Martin, bronze medal, ling won the gold medal in the scratch singles, bronze medal, handicap doubles competition. highest game div.; Kandee EdDona Bitton and Raylene wards, silver medal, scratch . awarded five individual medals for his outstanding performance in the Swimming Competition. Mecham competed in the folowing events: butterfly, gold medal; backstroke, gold er 100-met- er medal; backstroke, gold medal; medley relay, gold medal; freestyle, silver medal. er 100-met- er er Clearfield Rec Announces Activities The Clearfield Recreation De- partment announces that all boys interested in playing recreation football can register at the Clearfield Swim Pool, 934 S. 1000 E. from July 26 to Aug. 3 during the hours of 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday, through Friday. A birth certificate or blessing certificate must accompany all registrations for proof of age. The fee will be $15 which includes suit rental and a physical exam. Teams will be divided into the - and under or 13, 14 years of age. Cut off date for determining age is Aug. 31. 4-- Preconditioning will begin at state. Perez said his starting catcher, Mike Archuleta, again played well. Archuleta also entered the game to pitch in relief against Bear River, giving up only one run the rest of the game. Perez said Mike Call played well at shortstop as did first baseman Matt Taylor and second baseman Laine Hazen. Clearfield finished the regurecord lar season with a and 25-- 5 overall. As the record indicates, Clearfields two losses in the state tournament tournament were uncharacter19-- 2 istic. We just didnt play our best, Perez said. We werent hitting as well as in the past. Roy Sets Registration For Boys Football League ROY All boys interested in playing recreation football should register at the Roy Recreation Building (behind fire station) beginning July 29 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Saturday, July 30, from 9 a.m. to noon. Late registration will be Aug. 1, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Recreation Building. After teams are formed, boys will be placed on waiting lists, if space is not available. The weight, ages and teams will be as follows: Mites, 75 lbs. and under or 8, 9 years old (no previous experience); Pee Wee, 75 lbs. and under 8, 9, 10 years of age; Midget, 90 lbs. and under, 10, 11 years of age; Junior, 104 lbs. and under, 11, 12 years of age; Senior, 125 lbs. and under or 12, 13 years of age; Major, 140 lbs. and under or 14, 15 years of age. The cutoff date for determining age group is Aug. 31. If a boy becomes 11 years old before Aug. 31 of this year; he must participate in the Midget 1 and must be paid when the suit is received. All boys must furnish a copy of their birth certificate or baptismal record to be left with the recreation department when the fee is paid. Suits will be issued beginning Aug. 9. will begin for all boys, regardless if boy has played football before or not. Football suits cannot be worn until Aug. 15. Physical examinations for the Roy area will be given Aug. 4, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at a cost of $4. Each boy must have a physical examination. ' Parents and young adults are asked to assist in coaching the football teams. All boys must be registered to play football prior to Aug. 12, 1983, as the number of teams must be registered at this time. Any boy going on vacation during the first week of August should register earlier. Aug. 8, League. is sponsoring a tennis tournaThe tournament is $2. For ment to be held Aug. 8 at the further information contact the tennis complex located at Steed Clearfield Recreation Office at Park, 300 N. 800 W. in Clearfield. The tournament will be single elimination with separate competition for boys and girls, men and women. Participants must at the Clearfield Swim Pool, 934 S. 1000 E. by Saturday, July 773-330- 7- Aug. 8, with scrimmages in full suits starting Aug. 15. League games start Aug. 27, with the last scheduled game planned for Oct. 8. For further information, contact Roger Thomas, Clearfield Recreation Director playing the best teams in the Enji Matsamura and Mike Hein will direct the Roy Foot-- , ball Program, according to Director Frank Tremea. Suit rental will be $18 pre-regist- er 773-330- 7. The Recreation Department 30.. following weight and age categories: Mites, 75 lbs. and under or 8, 9 years old (no previous experience); Pee Wee, 75 lbs. and ; under 8, 9, 10 years of age; Midget, 90 lbs. and under, 10, 11 years of age; Junior, 104 lbs. and under, 11, 12 years of age; Senior, 125 lbs. and under or 12, 13 years of age; Major, 140 lbs. miw a-- E musin' pay... wij no! ' ,& Fair mUT SEN7m Patt Snelgrove of Clinton Lost 22 lbs. & 37" IN ONLY 6 WEEKS! as am and with the on As I tall weight coming relatively slowly over the past eleven years, I really didn't realize I how big was until would go to buy clothes. 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