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Show The kail WolfesAlpine Classic tourna- ments for both men's fastpitch and mens slow pitch teams began Saturday with action at both the Cottonwood and Valley complexes In the mens fastpitch segment, 16 teams from Utah, Idaho and Wyoming have been competing in round robin play with the teams divided into four groups. Group A includes Peterson Interiors of Pleasant Grove, Northern Utah Glass (Ogden), State Brass and Golden Trails of Salt Lake. Group B has Landmark Chevrolet, Stingers (American Fork), Monarch Door and Hill Air Force Base. Group C team are M&MCoors, Vaughns (Rock Springs), Moulton (OgExcavating and Coca-Col- a den). Group D has Graysons (Idaho Falls), Craig Paving (Pleasant Grove), Page Brake II and Rebels. At the epd of round robin action, the top twp teams from each group advance to a single elimination tourney while the lower two teams from each group move into another eight team single elimination event. The lower division championship game is set for 1 p.m. Monday at the Cottonwood Complex, while the upper division championship will follow at 2.30 p.m. Games began will continue Monday at 9 a m. There is no admission charge for this tournament. The mens slowpitch segment of the WolfesAlpine Classic has 16 B and 18 C&D teams entered. The Bs are divided into four groups of four for round robin action with the top two from each going into an eight-tean affair. The lower two teams will also addoublevance to an eight-teaelimination tournament. In the C and D division, the teams are broken down into six groups of three for round robin play. The nine teams with the best round robin records will move into a class C n format and the remaining nine will go into a class n D tourney. Summer Games Tryouts reation rangers in the country is lX-ms Jensen As the recreation special ist on the Heber Ranger District, he has to oversee the popular Strawberry and Currant Creek recreation complexes Dennis has some interesting news for vehicle owners, those who like to camp at Strawberry and those who have waited for a marina to open on the Soldier Creek side of Strawberry He says the Utah Legislature recently passed a bill which will allow land managers throughout the state to open up some backcountry dirt roads to the increasingly popular In the Outdoors By Tom Wharton n Players interested in playing in the first Utah Summer Games July in Cedar City should submit tryout forms by June 1 These forms are available at both soft-bacomplexes and at the Salt Lake County Recreation Department offices. Softball competition will include fast- - and slowpitch for both men and women. For information, contact Ray Chatwin. 5 ll Fastpitch Classications The first listing of fastpitch team rankings and classifications are due to be distributed around June 1. ASA officials will use results from the WolfesAlpine Classic to help determine rankings and classifications. Rankings and classifications will be revised during the season based on results. The final classifications will determine which class of postseason tournament each team will participate in. Fastpitch Travel Notes For the second time in two weeks, the scheduled games between front running Larry H. Miller Toyota and Page Brake was postponed because of rain. Their next scheduled meeting is Tuesday, June 3. Current standings in Division I show Miller Toyota and records, Page Brake tied with followed by Landmark Chevrolet In at and M&MCoors at Division II, Moulton Excavating is Golden Page Brake II is Trails and Monarch Door Sultans and State Brass are tied at 0 2-- 3 This double-eliminatio- double-eliminatio- One of the busiest U S Forest rec- Softball Column 3-- 3 weeks schedule: 6.30 p.m. Monarch Door 7 45 the marina in the near future By he should also have gasoline sales, a small store, boat slip mid-Jun- three-wheele- "The Uinta National Forest will amend our travel plan to show roads where ATV owners can ride their vehicles, said Jensen "Were not opening any areas where they can go cross country ATV management has been difficult on public lands The vehicles havent been legal on backcountry roads and do damage when they are allowed to go cross country. The new law should help open up some areas for their use. As for Strawberry, Jensen said the water is rising fast and is expected to come up another six or seven feet before the summer is over. That should put the water closer to some of the new campgrounds and day use areas Some campers and boaters had complained that the new facilities were too far away from the water. The rising water, however, has covered up some road access used by fishermen in the past. Anglers cant drive down to the old dike any longer and the roads to Sage Creek and Mud Creek are now covered. Dennis Phillips, who has operated the marina at Strawberry Bay, is scheduled to open up boat rental facilities on the Soldier Creek side of Tuesday Miller Toyota vs. M&MCoors p.m. rentals and boat rentals Jensen says Strawberry and the old Soldier Creek Reservoir are now one and access through the spot where the Strawberry Dam is located is possible, though boaters should stay between the buoys He asks campers in the area to take out their hue- -. We're emphasizing the cleanup of litter along the shoreline of our lakes," he slated Were trying to put an emphasis on asking people to pack it out of the shorelines as well as other areas." Finally, the recreation specialist reminds those camping on any U.S. Forest Service facility throughout the country that they can save money by purchasing camp stamps at any USFS office or at Safeway stores throughout the country. Hunter Education Classes: Hunter education classes will begin the first Tuesday of every month at the Lee Kay Hunter Education Center at 6000 West 2100 South at 6 30 p m. The cost is $4 The classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays for three weeks. For information, contact Lenny Reese at 533-933- New Moab Trail: Russ Van Koch, the Bureau of Land Management recreation specialist in the Moab area, says his agency is working to establish some new trails around that southeastern beautiful 6:30 p.m. Brake II im SPRING RATES vs. The newest trail is 1G miles long and leads to Corona An h The trail head is on Utah Highway 279 com rnordy known as the Potash Plant road "Corona Arch is a very scenic arch which is 140 feet high," said Van Koch, who adds that his young children negotiated the trail with no problem The next time you're in the Arches area, this trail might be worth checking out Duck Stamp Contest: Utah artists have until June 16 to submit original color artwork of a tundra (whistling) swam to grace the states first water-fow- l stamp this fall Art wor k may be drawings or paintings in any color medium and must be formatted to 13 by 18 inches. Only realistic renderings will be accepted. Entries must be original, unsigned and never before entered in a eompe- - tition A 3x5 file card should be submitted with entries, including the name, athliess and phone number (if the artists They should be mailed to Waterfowl Stamp Committee, Division of Wildlife Resources, 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 The winning artist will share part of the profits from sale of full sized numbered prints which are expected to be popular among art collectors Deadline Reminder. Bruce Andersen of the Division of Wildlife Resources reminds hunters who want to apply for deer, elk, moose and antelope draw permits that the application period has been moved up this year For many years, hunters had the entire month of July to apply This year's deadline is June 15 through July 8 For information on the deadline, contact the DWR at 533-933- 3 French Open Kicks Off Today PARIS (AP) Defending women's champion Chris Evert Lloyd and 1984 mens winner Ivan Lendl both play on opening day as the $2 6 million French Open Tennis Championships begin Monday. But Jimmy Arias, considered the top American hope to win the title on the slow, red clay courts at Stade Roland Garros, may not play at all after spraining his right ankle Sunday during an exhibition match on center court. Tournament referee Jacques Dorf-ma- n said he fears that the American may have to withdraw, although no decision was made immediately. 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