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Show Sun Chronicle Thursday , July 10, 1975 Cleat field Courier Reservoir and lake fishing success is beginning to drop off with the advent of warmei weather, while stream fishing continues to improve throughout the state. Many streams are now flow mg lower and clearer and most have now received plants of catchable trout Planting has been delayed two to three weeks due to a late spring runoff Locally some of best fishing has been found on the Ogden River. The South Fork, North Fork, Little Beaver, Spring Creek, and Ogden River below Pine View have all received heavy plants SENIOR LEAGUE AH Stars are: front row, Doug Hamblin, A1 Garcia, Brent Hoskins, Danny Perkins, Paul Archuleta; 2nd royv, Bill Schumer, Leonard Sandoval, Lee Sosa, Andy Lettig, Mike Bird, Terry McKissick; back royy, Kevin Petersburg, Kirk Wise, Roger Vincent, Day id Perkins; top royv , Dale Perkins, Manager, and N'eldon Hamblin, coach. Not present yere Tommy Hill and Scott Hartung. anglers Little League programs differ from other youth athletic set-up- s Little League is getting to a matter of definition anymore Do you at times, find yourself categorizing all programs for the youth as some sort of Little League' If you have, it would be a good time now to expose just what the difference is between Little League and other youth s athletic be set-up- number ol people in eluding myself, have misused the term "Little League" think time after time But I've kicked the habit after being corrected by the A 1 district Little League president, Wes Harju Little League Baseball Incorporated, is a non-piof- organization to promote, develop, supervise, and voluntarily assist in all lawful ways the interest of those who will participate in Little League Baseball, as defined by the Little League Administrators Handbook The program now goes through 31 countries and involves nearly 3 million boys and girls It is estimated that there are 10,000 leagues and at least 30.000 teams The Little League pledge reads, "I trust in God, I love my country and will respect its laws, I will play fair and striv e to w m, but w in or lose I will always do my best Mr Haru, who resides at 227 N Terrace Drive in Clearfield, has been involved with the little league for 10 years He has served as the district administrator for the And it gives the boys a chance r to make and team and eventually if they keep on winning, to compete all over the country past three years and was recently voted in for another three years He explains, Its my job to Dush the interest of the Little Mr llarju's wife, Ivy, is the Ltugue into other areas agent for the league. player Presently, Clearfield, Sunset, She works with the boys from and Hill Field are involved in to time our set up We are looking registration for trips. preparing forward to someday include Mrs Harju remarked, A lot West Lav ton. Point, of people take time to run the Syracuse, Clinton, Hoy, and down when they program Washington Terrace even involved I just aren't You might ask then why wish they could work with it dont these areas get inand see the joy that the kids As Mr. Harju says, volved from it " "The people want to be in it gain but they dont know' all what Clearfield at present, has 27 it involves. I think that if coaches and managers with anyone were to persuade around 200 parboys them to come it would have to ticipating Both Sunset and Hill Field have equally that be the parents The only stature for number or very well surpass organizing a league is the it That's a lot of participation desire by parents in a neigh- and even more is a lot of fun. Mr Harju also explains, borhood or community to When I was city recreation make possible the success that it could bring director at one time, we Just last Saturday, Mr. would be swamped all Harju was a guest with KSXX summer long with baseball radio where he explained to material and no other time listeners the benefits that the for anything else. As we Little League could bring reverted to the Little League, Just last Saturday, Mr I found more time to do other Harju was a guest with KSXX things and let the Little Syracuse, West Point, League worry about Little Clinton, Roy, and Layton are League all-sta- All-St- all presently involved The in county or city recreation baseball programs For those cities and others to convert to the Little League, they must have the four separate divisions. Minor, Major, Senior and Big Leagues. That includes the ages from 8 to 18 Little of catchable Rainbow trout All five streams are in excellent condition and success has been good. Pineview Reservoir has been poor for shore and boat anglers Boat anglers using popgear and worm, and shore League program, as you can see, is thriving in Clearfield and adjoining towns. In a few r teams will weeks, the commense action in Clearfield From there on its the fight for all the jewels and plenty of action out of town. all-sta- using combination f- 4 i u ,'a 'TbL4,f xr t dm v i if , -- . r .... . - v ! a " p- ia, .4 AC A y, I S 1 z v : I I MAJOR LEAGUE ( age group) all stars are: Front row, from left, Neil Stapley, David Allred, David Abbott, Rob Hamblin and Yaun Kohler. 2nd row, Mike Gooch, Jerry Carlisle, Ricky Gutierrez., Doug Bassett, Charles Conerly; 3rd row, Janies Rrothero, Chad Griffin, Ihil Chandler, Tim Gooch, Eric Naylor, back row, Gene Johnson, manager; Ilcrm Erdmann, coach; Yern Hamblin, vice president of Clearfield Little League, and Bill Ray, president. Not present, Leo Koetje. 10-1- 2 ives concert - An SUNSET ac who has comphshed pianist, won regional, state and national music contests, will present a concert at LDS Sunset Stake Center, 975 N 250 W., on July 11 at 8 p m Lenora Ford Neal will appear in a fund raising event for the stake building fund Donations vmII be accepted at the door A student ol Gladys Gladstone, Mrs Neal has won the Utah Conceit Council and Utah Stale Fair Advanced Piano competitions and the harm Bureau Federation's "talent find" m Washington, Camp crafts, climbing and rappelling and living off the land will be among the topics covered in a Wilderness Land Skills Program being offered for the first time at Dixie College this summer. Part of the Dixie College Summer Session, the three credit program is specially surdesigned for a ten-da- y vival course, adapted to the individual and family unit, covering training in the areas of campus skills, basic survival, personal goal planning and group competition. Primary goal of the course is to train each participant to adapt to wilderness travel under remote conditions and in all types of terrain, personal while building confidence and respect for nature. Instructor for the program is McKibben, Harvey Director Intramural sports at Dixie College. A veteran of the U.S Marine Corps, DC She received honorable mention at the 1974 Sterling Staff International petition, completed tom with the com- a USD of five-mont- h Alaska and the Far East, performed with the Utah Symphony, the University of Utah Sy mphony and chamber She has had several solo with Ballet was graduated in performances West She piano performance from the University of Utah where she teaches She is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon, Federated Music ( lubs and Music Teachers National Association and named woman of the year by Lakeview Chapter, Business and Professional Womens Club trom Division of Wildlife Resources Offices m Venial, Puce and Cedar City The Venial Office reports Pelican Lake. Good success foi bluegills Worms and jigs best bait McKibben has attended Brigham Young University and is originally from Glendale, California An avid outdoorsman, he is completely familiar with the country to be covered during the fifty mile, ten-da- y hike Beginning on the desert floor and continuing on to the mountain lake and stream country, the hike will cover some of the most scenic and fascinating country to be found anywhere. Adaptation to to the varying conditions will be taught along the way. Enrollment for the course which will begin July 21, is open to all persons from sixteen for fifty years of age, or from ten years of age if accompanied by an adult. A fee of $34 will cover food and transportation costs. Complete information on this and all Summer Session offerings is available theough the office of the registrar, Dixie College Slem.ikei Poor Re'- Flaming rainbow Scofield Res Goige success from still boat fishing with baits Shore fishing much slowei Price Olhce Joes Valiev Res Good Reel eat ion baseball Roy and soltball suites are as lollows June 30 Saudi ulge Jumoi A League Super Chicks beat Mickey Mouse Malta 5 3, Tenny Runners won by forteit over Bobby Soxs, Uintah won by foifeit over Questionable July 1 - Roy Junior B, 7th and 8th League. Wildcats beat Warriors 22- 8- 0, Roy Lions beat As No As No 2 beat Magnets 15-Reds beat Bees July 1 - Roy Park Boys Junior A League Yals Fashion Hut beat Plain City 9th Pirates beat Hooper Reds Roy Scorpions won by forfeit over Farr West, Roy A's beat Warren 10-Plain City 10 forfeited to No Ogden July 1 - Sandndge Midget C League: Dodgers beat Valley Forge Roy Elks Sluggers 10-(North) beat Rookies 15-Bandits beat Roy Elks (South) July 1 - Roy Midget B League: 1 1 , 11-- 8 Y C Curt Christensen proved to a few people that the only human in his teams confrontation with Clearfield last week Although the Sunset team won the battle, and took of the over conwas he lead, league tinually being hounded by the aggressive Clearfield squad A couple of errors in the beginning really hurt us, said Coach Steve Rose of Clearfield, we just played a better ballgame from the seconf or third inning on," he continued. Coach Roses assistant. Jerrold Judkins, commented, When you've got two good teams trying to knock heads, the team that commits the fewest errors is going to win, weve just go to make the plays Christensen, who has been sailing along all season, was wrapped hard several times in the contest He did though gain his usual strikeout average, knocking down eleven opponents Curt has amassed some 300 strikeouts for the entire 1975 year That includes high school and American Legion Coach Bob Zanone said after the contest, "a performance like Curt put on Clearfield would seem a fantastic effort to anyone else, only I know that he can reach heights unknown. Coach Zanone also said, We have a better attack at the plate and took advantage of a few errors. Its really unbelievable the way the majority of the team is hitting this season I just hope they keep it up Joe Garcia, Clearfield s smooth shortstop, went three for four in the game He turned in some great plays and was a big factor when Clearfield came on in the late Sunsets big guns, Jimmie Smith and Blaine Monkers, each collected a couple of extra base hits. Monkers hit a booming line drive into left field that could have cleared the fence if there had been one. Smiths hitting is just starting to fit the groove, as his coaches put it Ive been working extra hard at it Right now Im just trying to rip it. I hate to swing soft, Smith replied Joe Perkins, who got the loss for Clearfield, later said, Just when I think I'm doing good, we get an error and two or three runs come across " The Sunset coach agreed to that saying that Perkins support was shoddy at times The officiating of the game raised a few eyebrows, sent a few pens toward the pad, and got the cameras a clicking One side felt that it was the best they had ever had and the other couldnt stand Only a few games remain before the coavh " fm.illv sit star down to pick team This week, Sunset plays at both Clearfield and Hill Field In game, Monday's Clearfield moved to within one game of Sunset, by The whipping Hill Field win set up a classic match with Sunset meeting Mmersville Res with flatfish or fishing starting July July Sandndge Midget shallows upper to produce 3 - 8 1 C Municipal Midget Roy Elks (South) beat Bandits beat Dodgers Funky Phantoms Sluggers beat Rookies Dodgers beat Bandits 2 7-- 21-- 12 9 2 - spinners has Red beat Royals League Dittos Trolling : produced some two or three pound trout Early morning or late evening best. Fly 15-1- A Valley-Forge- 13-- 0 Bargain Center beat , Braves beat Eagles Taurus Bulls Dodgers 19-beat Pirates July 3 - Roy Junior B 7th and 8th League-ANo 2 beat Wildcats Magnets beat A's No. 2 Roy Lions beat Warriors July 2 - Roy Midget B League: Reds beat Dirty Dozen Muskrats beat Royals A's beat Road Runners Cougars beat Roy Reds Make up game for Junior B, 7th: As lost to Magnets 10-9- 17-- s 1 9-- 9-- 2-- 1 11-- 7-- American Legion Baseball Schedule The Roy Post 139, 1975 remaining American Legion baseball schedule is as follows: July 8 - Roy vs. Brigham City at 8 p.m., Reese Park, Brigham City. July 10 - Roy Bye. July 11 - Koy vs. Rupert, Idaho (dbl) at 6 and 8 p.m. July 12 - Roy vs. Rupert, Idaho (dbl) at 1 and 3 p.m. 2 As beat Royals 17-- Muskrats beat Reds 12-Dirty Dozen beat Roy Reds Cougars beat Road Runners July 1 - Municipal Midget B 5-- July 16 - Layton vs. Roy at p.m., RHS. July 17 - Roy vs. Ogden at 8 p m., Affleck Park, Ogden. July 19 - Hillcrest vs. Roy at 11 a m., RHS. July 22 - Bonneville vs Roy at 6:30 p m., RHS. July 24 - Bountiful vs. Roy' ' at 6:30 p.m., RHS. . , July 29 - Roy vs. Viewmont at 6:30 p.m , Viewmont High. Claims he was out of shape Barker wins road race Coach Flint stated, In future years we hope to make this event a very prestigious one with about 40 runners or so. Today though, Jerry ran a great race and I kinda felt hed come through. who claimed out of shape and everyone to count him out, raced over the 2nd annual innings. . Red Bombers beat Kiddies 10 6, Mighty Mitts beat Stinkers Mickey Mouse Mighties beat Red Hot Hitters 25 6, Renegades beat he was Clearfield loses to Sunset team . is Shore fishing has been fair Boats slightly better Majority of fish have been caught on worms or i heese Cedar City Otfice-OtteCreek Res Best results from boats Trolling deep with popgear and worm, shore fishing is poor Size tango G lb to 3 lbs Fair 1975 Navajo Iake Boat fishing best using small brown woolly worm Recently stocked Shore fishing slow and pressure is light tisfung especially for pan size success lot Rainbow 'limit Fish caught uic good sized (neon Rivei Fair success loi Rainlxtw Cuttluoat and Biown Tiout Fish are small and nv ei is still running high Jerry Barker, against orchestras catches Causey Reservoir has also slowed considerable w ith best results eoniing early or late m the day Blown. Cutthroat am) rainbows have been taken with some reaching 20 inches m length nother local water, Willard Bay has provided some excellent catches of walleye, crappie, bluegill. and channel cats Spoons and igs fished along the dike well m early pioduee morning or late evening The mosquitoes are also biting good so In ng plenty of repellant In other areas ol the State lh, feUnpg tis'np is stwinf thp same The follow mg report is Dixie College offers camp crafts in skills program 6-- c .n e been pit king up a lew good Wednesday, July 0, Clearfield Road Race course in a record time of 20 07 0 and gained first place honors. The event was held in conjunction with July 4th activities. Coach John Flint from Clearfield High outlined the course from Sunset Jr. High to the Clearfield Pool, which equals about four miles Jim Martnn and Andy Watchman finished second and third respectively. Both are members of Clearfields track and field squad. It marked the second straight year that Martin finished second in the race fcjf A? Iliwi , j JERRY BARKER pauses for a moment after running in the In the junior dn lsion, Scott Nelson was victorious with a Scott Nelson Ror Clearfield July 4th time of Road Race. He finished first with a record Jr. Road Race Champ clocking (r J2 w1 IlL'Wi.'jfi.rtt Russell Arave was fourth, Dave Munson, age 27. was fifth and Keith Duncan finished sixth 25 09 0 FT .V smashing 20:07.0. 5637 S. 1900 W., Roy Phone 773-090- 4 - Tuesday is Ladies Night j 11 delightfully unique motion picture 17-- 0 Clearfield, Wednesday, which will most likely decide the Big League champion Joe Garcia continued his torrid hitting pace by slapping out a tripple and a couple of doubles Clair Hamblin pitched six innings and yielded only 2 hits DeVerl Hoskins relieved him in the seventh and proceeded to strikeout the side DeVerl also got two hits in the big win. 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