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Show 2C Lakeside Review, Wednesday. July 31, 1985 Sports Briefs Wahsatch Shooter Wins Meet Clearfields Bill Johnson was the state resident aggregate first in the standard rifle junior division. Robert Evans, Layton, placed second in the AAA division of the light rifle and second in the AA division of the standard rifle competitions. The match aggregate winner went to Charles Davis of Columbus, Ga., who drove to Davis County for the competition. Davis was also the AAA" winner in stan- dard rifle winner at the 1985 Utah State Rifle Metallic Silhouette Championships held at the Davis County rifle range Saturday and Sunday. Johnson was also first in the A" division of the light rifle competition. Walter Thompson, of Layton, e finish shot his way to a in the B" division of the standard rifle competition, and Larry Seamons, also of Layton, placed first-plac- light rifle. The tournament was hosted by the Wahsatch Shooters Associa tion, which group also runs the Davis County range on a volun- Die-Har- The Clearfield Recreation Department is now formulating its softball program. d fall The program will consist of two mens slowpitch leagues, an A" league and a B league. Games will be played at the Steed Park softball complex twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Sept. 10 and running for five weeks. Team applications may be obtained at the new Recreation Office located at 40 South 125 East on Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration will be accepted July 29 through Aug. 15. Only 10 teams will be allowed to participate in each league, with Clearfield teams having first priority. Team registration fees will be $160 for Gearfield teams (having no more than five out of city residents on roster). Outside teams teer basis. For anyone interested in using the rifle range, the hours are 9 a.m. until noon and 5 p.m. until dusk Tuesdays and Thursdays, and 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Satur- die-har- days. The cost is $1.50 per firearm. All the money is put to use improving the range, the Shooters Asso. donates all its time. Season passes can also be bought for $12. They will be good until Jan. 1, 1986. Explorer Group Places Second group of South Weber Explorers posted fast times and good scores as they placed second overall in the National Explorer Olympics at Ft. Collins, Colo. The gold was in evidence among team members along with plenty of silver and bronze. Explorer Post No. 33 of South Weber was led to its second place finish by Ricky Smith, who received the Jesse Owens award for athletic ability, academics and participation in civic and church activities. The South Weber group had a total of 76 medals which included eight individual and five team gold; six silver; and five individual and 47 team bronze. Qualifying for the nationals took place in April at Ogden High School, and Post 33, one of the smallest, had 10 boys and five A silver; and Tami Poll, Carrie Peterson, bronze. d free swim, silMens d back stroke, ver; mens d mens gold; butterfly, silver, Glen Coy. Mens 400 yard free relay, team, bronze. Mens team handball, bronze. Team handball for men or field hockey for women were two Mens dash, gold; other sports we had never 200 meter dash, gold; 400 meter played, she said. The result? The dash, gold, Ricky Smith. Womens 100 meter dash, gold; men took a bronze and the wom200 meter dash, gold; 400 meter en a gold. The medal breakdown for Post dash, gold, Stephanie Clements. 33 is as follows; Womens tennis, Natalie Peek, Men's racquetball, double, bronze. Mens volleyball, team, bronze. Cory Birt, Scott Stauffer, silver. Coed volleyball, team, bronze. Womens field hockey team, Mens water polo team, bronze. gold. 64.5 Kg (132 lbs.) wrestling, Womens racquetball singles, Tami Poll, silver. Rusty Smith, gold. 86 Kg (178 lbs.) wrestling, Womens racquetball doubles, Natalie Peek, Shelly Richardson, Chris Poll, bronze. girls participating. Joyce Smith, one of the parents accompanying the post, said their group decided to enter as many events as possible. Some of the boys had never played water polo but they ended up with a bronze medal. 100-yar- 100-yar- 100-yar- 100-met- will be $190. For further information, call the Clearfield Recreation Department at er 773-330- The Kaysville Dragons of the Utah Youth Soccer Association placed first in the under 10 division of the Utah Pioneer Days soccer tournament held at the Cottonwood Recreation Center in ment Clearfield Recreation Depart- ment will offer womens soccer league on Mondays and Wednesdays starting Sept. 9 at Fisher Park. Registrations will be acccepted July 29 through Aug. 15 at the Clearfield Recreation Office on Monday through Friday 8 a.m. -- 5 p.m. The fee for the league is $100 a team. For further information call the Gearfield Recreation Department at Salt Lake City. The Dragons were undefeated in the three games of the regular 773-330- mos and the Pipers from Ginton. The tournament sported 53 teams in nine categories, including one girls division. The Clearfield Recreation Department is now formulating its mens flag football program for 1985. The league will be played on Monday and Wednesday evenings at Fisher Park starting Sept. In addition to other teams, there were 12 teams from Colorado, Nevada, Washington, California and Idaho. The tournament is in its fourth 9. year. Team applications and league rules may be obtained at the new Clearfield Recreation office located at 40 South 125 East in Clearfield on Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration starts Monday July 29 through August 15. Only 10 teams will be allowed to participate in the league, with Clearfield, teams having first priority. Team registration fee will be $ 60 per team. For further information call the Recreation office at Sports Briefs Fair Competitions A county fair KAYSVILLE would hardly be a county fair without some good athletic competitions. This year there are plenty of events slated, from a triathalon to run to softball a games and a giant tennis tournament. The tennis tournament kicks off athletic events for the fair, at Davis which runs Aug. . 0, High School. featured as part of the fair Saturday, Aug. 10, following tourna3. ment play July 29-Au- g. Other events scheduled and particulars include: Junior Softball: 7th-9t- h graders, played in Clearfield, Kaysville and Layton. Championship play will be Saturday. Jim Dicus is chairman. Co-e- d Softball: For Adults, played in Clearfield with championship Saturday. Barbara Johnson is chairperson. Baseball: for 9 h it be played in will year olds, is championship Layton. Friday exhibition day with Carter Cook chairman. Run: Open to All Ages, and will take place in Kaysville Saturday. Vance Garfield is chairman. Triathalon: for All Ages, mile and will include a leg of swimming; 6.25 mile bicycle portion and 4.8 mile run, culminating in Kaysville. Ron Smith, Karen Cormack and Ron Osborn are chairpersons. Horseshoes: Exhibition only, featuring a Senior Citizens group; it will be staged in Kaysville on Saturday; Vance Garfield is chairman. 8-- Auto-Pitc- The tournament is sponsored by Bountiful City Recreation with a July 22 deadline for completing registration and fee payment. That may be done at Bountiful City Recreation, 50 W. 600 N., Bountiful, telephone Youth events will be played in pools of four with pool winners competing in single elimination tournaments. Adults will play a single elimination tournament. Awards will be made to the first- - and second-plac- e winners in each division. Tournament directors are Maxine Clarke and Joe Bean. An exhibition featuring victors in the various categories will be 1 298-612- 0. Archery: Exhibition only; Kaysville; Vance Garfield, chairman. Golf: An Open Tournament is planned but a handicap must be declared. Play will begin at the Davis County Golf Course Aug. .6. 773-330- Asso-ciationDa- Roy City Football The city recreation ROY department will accept registrations for its fall football league beginning Friday. All boys interested in playing recreation football should register at the Recreation Office on the south side of the new city building on Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and August 9 and 12 from p.m. to 5 p.m. After teams are formed, if space is not available, boys will yards off hand. The range will be open Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. till noon, and Monday through Friday, 5 p.m.. till 7:30 p.m. Aug. 1985. 5-- 9, The cost is $ per entry for everyone. Children 15 years old and under are required to have a parent or guardian accompany them on the range. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded. Participants must bring their own guns and ammunition. 1 5-- 1 be placed on waiting lists. All boys must be registered to play prior to August 12, as the number of teams must be registered at this time with the league. Anyone who will be gone during the registration period may register early. The weight and age requirements for teams will be as follows: MITEY-MIT- E 7, 8, 9 yrs. lbs.; 81 lbs. (7 yr. old old; 40-7- 5 must weigh at least 65 lbs. to lbs.; 61 play) 10 yrs. old, 40-5- 5 lbs.; 8, 9, 10 JUNIOR PEE WEE 50-8- 5 91 lbs.; 11 lbs.; yrs. old; 50-6- 5 71 lbs.; lbs.; old; yrs. PEEWEE 9, 10, 11 yrs. old; 106 0 lbs.; 12 yrs. old; lbs.; 65-8- 0 lbs.; 86 lbs.; Phantom Swimmers Sixteen Phantom swimmers traveled to Provo to compete in the Provo Dolphin C swimming meet. Approximately 200 swimmers from 15 teams from along the Wasatch Front competed for National B Times and colored ribbons in this Utah Swimming Association Competition. These young Clearfield swimmers accumulated ten B times and placed high in numerous events. 65-10- GIRLS Freestvle -- 10 Heather Hill, 0th. Tricia Massev, 2nd. 50 Yard Freestvle 11-- Tricia Massev, 3rd. - Tammy Flint, 5th. 4 Freestvle Back-stro11-- Tricia Massey, 3rd.50-Yar- d 10, 11, JUNIOR MIDGET old; 5 lbs.; 121 lbs.; old; 5 lbs.; 101 lbs.; MIDGET 11, 12, 13 yrs. lbs.; 141 lbs.; 14 yrs. old; 5 12 yrs. 13 yrs. - Heather Hill, 3rd. Yard Backstroke Tricia Massev - 2nd. 100 Yard Breaststroke 11-- Tricia Massey, B Time. 50 Yard Butterfly 11-- Tricia Massey, B Time. 100 Yard Individual Medley - Tricia Massey, B Time. 11-Open - 200 Yard Medley Relay Wendy Tureson, Tammy Flint, Heather Hill and Tricia Massey, 3rd. 5 lbs.; 121 lbs. old; The cutoff date for determining age is August 31, 1985. For example, if a boy turns 1 1 years old before August 31 of this year, he must participate in the 90-11- PEEWEE division unless he meets the above mentioned exception for an older, lighter play- BOYS Yard Freestvle 8 and Under - Tim Young, B Time. - Ryan Lewis, 1st; Richie Williams, 2nd. - Daniel Massey, 6th. - R.J. Peterson, 2nd. 13-OPEN - Pete Vaughn, 4th. Seniors - Shawn Oram, 5th. 100 Yard Freestvle 8 8 Under - Tim Young, 1st. - Richie Williams, 2nd; Ryan Lewis, 5th. - R.J. Peterson, 4th. 13-200 Yard Freestyle Rvan Lewis, 1st; Richie Williams, 3rd. Seniors - Shawn Oram, 4th. Backstroke - Ryan Lewis, 2nd; Richie Williams, 5th. 100 Yard Backstroke Sam Vaughn, B Time; R.J. Peterson, 50 er. Preconditioning will begin A five day preconditioning period is mandatory under league rules. Football suits cannot be worn to practice until August 1$. The uniform rental fee is $20.00 and must be paid wheii the uniform is received. Suits will be issued August 15 and 16 by appointment. Physical examinations for those participating in the Roy program will be given August 19, 1985 from 1 to 5 P.M. at a cost OPEN - Pete Vaughn 3rd. Breaststroke - R.J. Peterson, 3rd. 4 200 Yard Breaststroke - Sam Vaughn, 3rd. 4 Seniors - Jason Vaughn, B Time. 50 Yard Buttterfly - Kyle Kofoed, B Time; Richie Williams, 4th. 5th. Yard Butterfly - Sam Vaughn B Time. Yard Individual Medley - Richie Williams, B Time. Ryan Lewis, Time. Au- gust 12. 2nd. 100 80-11- 80-9- 90-13- 100 100 The public is invited to participate in Wahsatch Shooters County Fair Fun Matches Marksmanship contest in the following catagories: and Boys & Girls catagories .22 25 caliber rifle, under, yards, 25 yards, .22 any position. caliber rifle, any position, 25 yards, .22 rifle, any position. 10 & rest. .22 Pistol 25 yards off hand. 25 yards Black Powder Rifle off hand, and 50 yards, off hand. 25 Black Powder Pistol 13-- County Shootout 84025. ly 22. 6. OPEN - Pete Vaughn, 5th. 200 Yard Freestyle Relay Richie Williams, Rvan Lewis, Under Kyle Kofoed and Pete Vaughn, 1st. Seniors Jason Vaugnn. Shawn Oram, Sam Vaughn and R. J. Peterson, 1st. 200 Medley Relay Seniors - Jason Vaughn, Shawn Oram, R, J. Peterson and Sam Vaughn, 1st. Mens & Womens (20 years and over) 25 yards off hand .22 Rifle (standing), and 50 yards bench 1 Team and individual registration forms may be obtained from each city building andor recreation department office. Forms can also be obtained from the Davis County Courthouse, .Room 225, Farmington, Utah, of $4.00. Each boy must have a physical examination to be eligible to play. For more information call Roy Recreation at Frank Tremea, Director. Individual Medley - Richie Williams 2nd, Kyle Kofoed, B 825-942- 5, - R.J. Peterson, 5th. 4 Seniors - Shawn Oram, 3rd. 1 1 Team sports deadline is Ju- 12-1- Individual sports deadline is 5-- K 6. Fall Flag Football in-sta- te The Dragons are coached by Jim Emerson. Other tournament entries were the Kaysville Trojans, the North Davis Falcons, the Kaysville Cos 6. Womens Soccer Dragons Win Soccer Tourney tournament and also in the championship round. 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