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Show T f Page 17 r I r Sun Chronicle Thursday, July 15, 1976 Red Sox - 'They're for real' her teammates. Wendy Booth does the catching chores and is one of the leading hitters. Lisa Uhrig and Nancy Lambros are two more strong hitters. smiled Were a good team from Ardene. All of the girls have played big roles in our teams success. Virleen Oliver led Roy Junior High School to the county softball championship last year. In addition to her pitching for the Red Sox she plays on an adult womens team in Ogden. These girls are a happy bunch and they enjoy playing softball together. Maybe others will pick a "Male Chauvinist name for their team next year. It surely didnt hurt those lovely young Red Sox. by Bliss Fullmer In a league featuring names like The Nerds, Buzzin Bananas, Snoopy Sluggers and Challenging Chicks, you .wouldnt expect to find anything so Midget A Roadrunners on top V 7 8 p.m. p.m. - Well, we really goofed in our last weeks prediction. We had figured the As to win the big one, but Lance Jorgensen put it, Us Roadrunners forgot to read your paper last week. On Tuesday of this week the Roadrunners, behind the pitching of Jeff Busby beat the As 11-The Bulls own third place, but only one game ahead of the Tigers and Red Sox who are tied for fourth. The Orioles are setting on .500 and own sixth place. The Royals (.250), Astros (.125), Reds (.125) and winless Red Devils account for the rest of the League. The Midget A schedule has expired and a new one is being drafted which will pit the top four teams in one bracket and the bottom six in another for the balance of the season. VO. xvuy luui U vmttK.e up gi Roy 11th vs. Roy 6th (playoff game.) Roy 9tlf vs. Lakeview- - (playoff game) Roy North Stake Explorers unladylike as Red Sox, but they are for real. Boy friends teased the gals into accepting their choice of a team name, said pretty Ardene Red Sox team. Ressler, coach of the ninth-grad- e The Red Sox have made shambles of the Junior "B League mainly because of the torrid pitching of Virleen Oliver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman in league play Oliver. Virleen has four this year, and thats only half the story. She is team captain and leading batter on the team. But Virleen is first to declare that she gets a lot of support from HERE COMES First Round Standings FIREES Lions 76ers showdown At press time the Lions and 76ers were both claiming a piece of first place but that was all settled last night (too late to be printed). The 76ers nudged the Platers out of first place in a 1 game last Wednesday and blasted the Elks 5 to stay in first place. Meanwhile the Lions also got to the Elks on Wednesday and then kept the As in the cellar by beating them 10-- 5 on Friday. The Platers came back on Friday to beat Jays As and nail down third place just two games out of first. The Elks couldnt afford to lose twice, but did. Now they are below .500 for the season and in fourth place. Jays As and Roys As are bringing up. the rear in that order. Things are shaping up in Midget B. FAMILY FUN! 6-- 7-- The unbeatable Mustangs bite the dust The Bearing Bobcats clawed the Mustangs 3 to knock the galloping Mustangs from the unbeaten ranks. They did with the superb pitching of Jeff Schultz and a little help (9 runs) from his teammates. The Elks kept pace by winning both games this week and are still tied with the Bobcats for second place. The 76ers own fourth place and are followed by the young Rookies who are 5 for the season. The Royals are in sixth place. Cellar honors this week are shared by the Spikers and Lions. Last week it was the Warriors but they won a game and gladly moved up. Best games coming up should be the 76ers vs. Bobcat game on Tuesday and 76ers vs. Rookies on Thursday. 9-- 4-- IT'S CHEVY AUTO SHOW TIME! FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SEE OUR SEETHE COLORFUL CUT-AWA- Y MINI-THEATR- E MODEL HOT DOGS REFRESHMENTS Mon.-FH- i . Sot.-Su- ai 6 p.m. - Roy 14th vs. Roy 1st 7 p.m. - Hooper 4th (B) vs. Roy 17th 8 p.m. - Hooper 2nd vs. Roy 10th 9 p.m. - Hooper 3rd vs. Kanesville 2nd 109 p.m. - Hooper 1st vs. Kanesville 1st Bye Hooper 4th (A) 1 HOT ALL 7:30 9:30 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 d Mon.-Tuo- greatest fedis M otop o mountain Eastern Turkey is JULY 14 & 17. Wj CHEVY SHOW in FROM: July 1 4 to July 1 7 a for Sour Dough Recreation Property. (MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR Drawing IS IT NOAH'S ARK? - In -- ; wilh WUffCRAHOAa Technical Advisor Historian DAViD DA13&ER Directed By JAMES I. CONWAY Reduced By CHARLES E. 5CLUER. M Cloule Picture, Inc. 1976 OLDER.) SHOWS RUN : Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Open 1 p.m. When Monday and Tuesday ON ALL NEW CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS DURING THE SHOW! MERRILL BEAN HAS MADE A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF NEW CARS AND TRUCKS FOR THIS EVENT. 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