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Show Davis County Clipper SportsWeek Tuesday, July Spanish Fork downs Viewmont i BY Miles It was an amaing catch by Miles, giving the Vikings their first out only minutes into the game. The next three batters brought their next two outs, ending the top of the inning with one man on second and the score still zero. Viewmonts first brought five batters to face off with the Spanish Fork All the pitcher, Shepard. Vikings got a hit but most didnt make it past second MtAYLg KAKTCHNBt Clipper Sports Writer - View-moBOUNTIFUL and Spanish Fork faced nt off at the Viewmont High baseball diamond on Friday, ending in a loss for the Vikings. The starting pitcher for the Vikings was Tony Mitchell The first play of the game, Sanford, from Spanish Fork, popped a fly ball out to Cole Viewmont shortstop at-b- at base One runner was brought m by a nice hit from Brenden Schlehuber In the top of the third, with the score still in favor of Viewmont, Spanish Fork's shortstop, Degraw, knocked one over the fence, bringing in two runs In the top of the fourth, Binks did the same for Spanish Fork, bringing in a single run The fifth inning brought a new pitcher for the Vikings, Blake Thompson, but that didn't help Spanish Foik scored four more runs in the next three innings A spark of hope came when Trent Cook knocked in two runs, bringing Viewmont within one during the eighth But it was all over for the hit Vikings when Binks another homerun with one man on during the ninth Viewmont got one final run at the end ol the inning but it wasn't enough to save them, and Spanish Toik won 6 This week's edition of Ask the Sports guy addresses such issues as Shaq and parades. If you would like to participate, send a question to rriggs(a lippertodin i om Allen from Bountiful says "in reading your top 35 NBA players, I noticed you put Shaq in the top five Just a bit high, don't you think? Nope Suie, Shaq is well past his prime, and will never be the player he was three or four years ago However, when healthy, there isnt a human being on planet earth that can stop him in the low post The only alternative is to foul him hard and hope he misses free throws Defensively he's not as agile as he once was, but he's so massive that his mere presence has the ability to change games. Nah, I don't think placing Shaq at the five spot was too high If healthy, he'll probably be a top 20 player lor the next 10 years, simply because of his sie 8-- Q Jil School Get more info on the Sting, one of the top teams in the state, at www utiihsting c om The Layton High School football team will begin condi6. tioning July Conditioning takes place Monday through Friday 7 30-1- 0 30 a m at the high school for boys in 2 grades. Bountiful For more information in Farmington and to register go to farmmgtomit com Bountiful residents can call 298-622- Farmington youth football Farmington City Leisure Services is offering youth football for kids ages 5 Registration will take place with late registration July 3 The cost is $65 with July a $100 deposit. For more 3 information, call Basketball camp Former Cougar Travis Flansen.now with the NBAs Atlanta Hawks, and former Ule Britton Johnsen, with the Orlando Magic, are teaming up to share their skills. Their Pro Skills Camp will run July 9 at Juan Diego High School All camp participants receive free basketball shoes, basketball and a camp You can get more information and register on line at www utiihsportsuunps com. 17-2- 451-095- Tryouts for Utah Sting girls fastpitch team will be held Saturday, July 17, at 9 00 am at Woods Cross I hgh er Farmington City is oitering a summer scuba class tor only $5 a person Tor more information or to register go to fat mmgtonut c om Tennis classes Layton City Recreation is offering tennis classes for both adults and kids this summer The cost is $25 per person Tor more information call Todd 4 Neville at Archery classes Swim lessons Farmington and Bountiful Cities are offering summer archery classes. Equipment is provided. The fee is $20 per person in Farmington, $25 in Farmington City is oitering swim lessons for all ages Fees range from $25-$3- 5 per person For more information and to register go to furming- - 336-392- Girls softball Scuba classes Farmington and Bountiful cities are offering summer tennis classes for adults and children For more information or to register in Farming-ton- , go to fat mmgtonut i om. For information on Bound! ul classes call Layton tennis classes 27-2- 0 298-622- 0. A tonut com Indoor facility An indoor sports facility is available in North Salt Lake Two batting cages, pitching basketmound and a lull-si- e ball court are available lor houily rental Call Chris at 6 for more information 381-520- Clearfield classes Cleai field City is otlering belly dancing, gy mnastics. tumbling, karate and cardio karate kickboxing classes for adult and youths Tor more information call pre-sch- ool 525-279- IW Oltur and marching bands Davis Coun Layton football 0 Learn to ice skate Bountiful City Recreation olfers ice skating lessons year round Lessons are held twice a week for three weeks The lees are $30 for youth and adults Tor more information 0 call fiom recent aiticle you wrote on the local bodybuilder Just tor your information. I've got a pet hamster that's extremely butt, and I think he's probably the strongest hamster in Utah Interested in doing a stoiy? h!jfj)3i protest AUntoitunately, jjcjy ihun there just isn't room in the Clipper sports section for stones about furry lodents Fven eunouslv butt furry rodents reach him to dunk a basketball. however, and we'll talk khiiWtez, a healthier living environment Ask about what the ENERGY STAR label could mean for your new home Build change www energystar gov 888 s srons wily W RIjV STAR P tec! m Aq ney a xl the US Q STAR YES st ea to o nl ot Russ Riggs signing of Mehmet Okur? averaged 9 6 and 4 9 per game last season, all in just over 22 minutes of play He's a fairly agile center who can score, although not a tremendous scoring threat. He shot 37 percent from beyond the arc, if that gives you any idea of what his game is AOkur low-po- ne e C J from Bountiful asks." hat do you think of the Jazz's st like. It's a good pick-u- p for the Ja7, and he'll come in and start right away In addition, hes got championship experience, which is always a good thing Utah may have paid just a bit much (reportedly $40 million) for the big center, but at the age of 25 hell be around for a long time. QGwen enjoyedsaysthe"I 298-622- FNF 2004 13, Jamie from Woods Cross asks, Are parades sporting events? You know, with the school marching bands, cheerleaders, and all that other stuff? AUhh, no Being in in no way having any athletic talent, never has, never will Music talent? Sure And I love what they do at college football games As for all the other stuff at parades tloats, cheerleaders, goofy clowns, none motoi cycle police of that adds up to a sporting event But it does take some soit of athletic talent to toss a Iootsie Roll down the hole of a tuba iQjmtiSBSjTSBXlIQlBSini M SUCCESS IN SCHOOLx, SUCCESS IN LIFE SOiTFD Hnuis socgeb nssocuiFIQU "TINY TOTS SOCCER South Davis Soccer will soccer players. beginning SUMMER HOURS PUBLIC SWIMMING Saturday 1:00 - 9:00 p.m. 1:00 - 7:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. y Monday-Frida- Date: PUBLIC ICE SKATING Time: Place: July OOO am 17, 2004 to 1200 noon ) 600 North 500 West, Suite Cost: REGISTER NOW FOR YOUR conduct registration for C 20.00 Ages: Birthdays between August I, 2 000 and July 51, 2002 NEXT SESSION OF SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAMS Players will receive a T-S- during month insurance, 4 weeks of August. of play |
