Show r "Xw v ‘ i& & V'v” iv Ogden Standard-Examin- Thursday May 24 1984 er 5F Sports briefs Trappers take Arizona team takes softball tourney title slugfest from Gulls 15-1- 4 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — PLAIN CITY — Swift Trans- Reynolds Pinch runner Rick Adams Edmonton exploded for six scored on an error in the 10th runs in the eighth inning on two inning to lift the Edmonton triples a double and four singles Trappers to a 4 win over the as Salt Lake went through three Salt Lake Gulls in Pacific Coast ’pitchers Then Joe Simpson walked stole second and scored League baseball Wednesday Chris Clark singled in the on a single by Reggie West to tie 10th then Adams came on to the score in the ninth Salt Lake was led by Jim Pressteal second base and move to Millthird on a single by Darrell and a ley who had a three-ru- n two-run er before scoring on an error by homerun a double two Gulls’ second baseman Harold singles in going 6 at the plate 15-1- 5-- Winners of Valley View tourney released for the best score on the back — The ZCMIBarthlomew’s Best Front and Best Back Golf Tournament a ladies day event at the Valley View Golf Course was held Tuesday In the championship flight LAYTON nine Marlene Lund took first on the front nine in the first flight and Pug Kikuchi had the low score on the back nine In the second flight Gerry Newman recorded the lowest score on the front nine and Kathryn Carlin took the honors Mercedes Jacobsen won the front nine honors and Audrene Haws and Tammy Weese tied on the back nine blanks USU in collegiate softball UCLA OMAHA Neb (AP) — Jenni-fe- r Simm belted a grand slam to UCLA past lead No base on singles Utah State threatened only once loading the bases with one out in the second Utah State 0 in the opening game of the Women’s College Winning then reDoom Debbie pitcher ground-ou- t and a strikeout corded to escape the jam struck out nine Doom (21-and walked hits allowed three 6-- World Series here Wednesday Simm’s home run in the top of the sixth inning scored Tricia Mang Sheila Cornell and Bar- 2) bara Young who all reached two ment mark of ' 4-- 0 Individual awards went to Williams as the most inspirational player and his Arizona teammate Larry Neff who hit the most home runs with eight while Toyota of Ogden’s Corey Chase had the most hits with 1 5 and Scott Waters also of Toyota was named the outstanding Ariz second its straight grabbed championship in the annual Blossom Angus Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Tournament here 6 Monday night with a victory over portation of Phoenix 17-1- come-from-behi- Winners named in nd Toyota of Ogden The Arizona team tied the score when Kirk Williams homer in the slugged a three-ru- n bottom of the seventh inning then went on to win it with a run in the bottom of the eighth The tourney champions compiled a perfect tourna- - defensive player Toyota of Ogden ond in the tourney sen’s RV Center finishing third and tie-breaki- ng fourth placed with sec- Jen- of Ogden Plain City Local tennis tournament continues play Wednesday’s match results plus schedules for Friday and Saturday have been announced in the CiticorpOgden Exchange Club Adult Tennis Tournament Friday's schedule at Uberty Park: Women's 35 singles 5 pm — Dot Case vs Helen Reeves-TavlWomen's 35 doubles 6:30 pm — Grace or Tassone and Marilyn Smith vs Gloria Combe and Dot Case Shirley Women's 45 doubles 6:30 pm Manning and Kay Llpman vs winner of Pat y Sivulich and' Richter and Irene Joan Tonn match Women's 45 singles 5 pm — Joan Tonn vs Norma Osborne Saturday's schedule at Ogden High: Women's 35 round robin singles 9 am — 12 Grace Tassone vs Helen Reeves-Tavlnoon — Dot Case vs Debbie Rogers Women's 45 singles finals 9 am Women's 35 round robin doubles 12 noon — Judy Parkinson and Betty Yamashlta vs Marilyn Smith and Grace Tassone Women's 45 doubles finals 12 noon Mixed 35 doubles finals 9 am Mixed 45 doubles finals 10:30 am Men's 30 singles finals 9 am Men's 35 singles 12 noon — Walter Kerr vs Joe Pistone Men's 40 singles finals 9 am Men's 45 singles 10:30 am — Gary Rogers vs Sumir Patel Men's 30 doubles finals 12 noon Men's 45 doubles finals 12 noon - Trego-Nanc- matches Any tournament which may have been rained out today will be rescheduled for Friday at Liberty Park following the same schedule The tourney finals are set for Saturday on the Ogden High School courts or Wednesday's results: — Ken Parkinson and Mixed 35 doubles Judy Parkinson def Marv Rabe and Gloria 2 Dick Lowe and Dot Case def Rabe 3 4 Ed Case and Elaine Luhn 1 Men's 40 singles — Paul Gillette def Bill 1 1 Klein 6 Tom Schorton def Bob 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 2-- Bush 6-- 6-- 2 6-- 6-- 1 Men's 45 singles Droubay default — Sumir Patel def Don putt-for-poin- tourney ts golf following at 9 am Tuesday’s results: PLEASANT VIEW — The White Barn Ladies’ Golf Association presented a tournament Tuesday with winners named in three flights The association will next be busy with a low gross low net Championship flight — 1 Heidi Wallin 2 Maxine Wil- putt-for-poin- ts liams Masters flight — 1 Gail Cas- person White Barn flight — 1 Betty Thomas 2 Melanie Cisowski tournament on Tuesday with coffee served at 8:30 am and Softball tournament opens play Friday Play will get under way on Friday at the 4th Street Complex in both men’s divisions of the Mark H Bott Company Memorial Day Softball Classic The tournament continues play all day Saturday with finals set for Monday The women’s portion of the tournament will feature a four-tearound robin event and will open play on Saturday at 4th m Street The schedule: first-roun- d Friday Men's Upper Division at north diamond — 6 pm ESCO vs Hugh's Market 7 pm ARCO vs J & R Mill 8 pm Commercial Press vs Buxton Incorporated 9 pm Stroh's BeerSand Trap vs Hazen Paint and Photography 10 pm Merrill's 's Market Glass vs winner of game Friday Men's Lower Division at west diamond — 6 pm’ Thiokol Employees Credit ESCO-Hugh- Golfers team to win Wolf Creek tourney EDEN — The team of Jeryl Burnett and Kerry Bowman won the Member-GueChicago Tournament at the Wolf Creek st Country Club Saturday Other top teams were: 2 Doug Christenson and Stan Hobson 3 Keith Tyler and Don Sansone 4 Frank Newman and Joe Humphris Clearfield girls win state soccer crown two overtime periods the game was tied 3 But Clearfield won The Clearfield High girls soccer team won the Utah State Championship Tuesday evening with a 2 win over Sky View Clearfield which was coached by A1 Walton finished the season with a 13-- 0 record The Falcons defeated Logan 3-- 4 the tiebreaking shootout and advanced to the finals Walton credited team defense as his club’s strongest point and 6-- 3-- Paging system said Jennifer Jensen Kris Stimp-so- n d Kris Clark and Vickie played consistently well all year Keri Bell the club’s goalie Fer-lan- in the tournament’s opening round 2 and followed that wins over Weber with two and Davis Clearfield had its toughest game of the tournament 4-- 1- Bleetiroiiiiic also was instrumental in the -0 team’s success said Walton Girls high school soccer is not sanctioned by the Utah High School Athletic Association in the semifinals against Ben Lomond After regulation play and at Night golf winners named LAYTON — The Valley View Ladies’ Night Golf Association has announced winners in its throwout tournament held here recently In the first flight Marie Suek-aw- a and Cindy Robinette tied for top honors with scores of 37 with Kim Carlos one shot back at 38 Valley View Ellen Archibald won the second flight with a 38 followed by Julia Fenn with a 39 and Debbie Odekirk and Marie Hirabayashi tied with scores of 40 In the third flight Dian Nelson nabbed first place with a 41 with Phyllis Stone second at 44 and Diane Westenskow third ©ffffoee with a 45 Ms iHlome WiteCu Septet" Broker Ftiemls Duo teams to win Riverside ladies’ event RIVERDALE — Lu Ann Campbell and Pat McFarland teamed to shoot a score of 41 for top honors in the Riverside Night Ladies’ Golf Association blind partner tournament Monday The association will not conduct play on Monday due to Memorial Day but will resume two-play- er play June 4 with a shotgun start getting golf underway at 5:30 pm An awards dinner will Championship flight — 1 BREAKTHROUGH LOW PRICE Lu Ann Camp- Pat McFarland 41 Masters flight — 1 Virginia Gibbany and Joe Ann Phipps 44 Directors flight — 1 Pam Crandall and Use Cutrubus 46 Riverside flight — 1 Barbara Pepper and Jannette Pappas 59 bell and plus local common carrier-approve- d monthly tariffs For Important Messages Your Tandy Beeper Signals You to Call w Gao®&§ g©b md web !§ ®B When you need to stay in touch but can’t stay by the phone radio paging is the smart and easy way to “get the message” Not just for professionals — it’s so affordable any family member can use it &m (?&(D§ $500 monthly paging service fee plus 100 per call “Silent Paging” mode stores calls in memory — prevents Low 'mtaAS Drum Brakcc Disc Brakos (Front or Roar Axlo) (Front Axle) Repack wheel bearings Resurface rotors Inspect calipers New guaranteed pads (Metallic pads extra) Resurface drums unwanted interruptions Inspect wheel BRAKE5IOP- - 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