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Show Lakeside Review, Tuesday, May 8, 1990 LakesideSports Viewmont continues march through region Fitness fair brings families together By DEENA JONES Standard Examiner Correspondent SOUTH WEBER The organizer is calling South Weber Elementary School's first Family Fitness Fair held Friday a great success. The event was organized to bring families together in a healthy lifestyle activity, said organizer Jackie Poll. Any child with at least one parent present could participate. he event was set up with 12 stations of different activities. Families were sent to different locations based on the first letter of their last name. Some of the games included were scooter races, crab soccer, wild man dodge ball, shoeboard race, and other assorted other silly games. Recreation Director Gary Schenck also held preliminary races to get the children thinkv ing about the upcoming tug-of-w- Her-she- track meet. Final competition will be held for that event at a later date, Mrs Poll said the fair was POOL & SPA Standard Examiner staff Action was pretty normal in area boys high school soccer last week. not intended for serious, tough competition. "We just wanted the families to come out and have fun, and get physically fit." she said. On Tuesday the scores were tight with Layton taking a win over arch-rivdouble-o- vertime al Clearfield In other action Tuesday, Viewand Damont defeated Roy vis slipped past Weber On Friday, Viewmont blanked Drawings were also held during the event and 76 prizes were given away. Some of the 5-- 2; 3-- 2. prizes included family passes to Layton Surf N Swim, bowling passes to Hilltop Lanes, jump ropes, travel bags, gift certificates from Rythym Wear and passes to the Ogden Ath- Davis bombed Clearfield, while Roy and BonLayton. neville fought to a 0 tie during 5-- 0; 4-- 1; 0-- games played in Region 1. Viewmont 5, Clearfield 0 At Bountiful, Five different players scored for the Vikings, including' Jason Pitt and John Gar-loc- k letic Club. "We had great sponsors for the event and gave away some nice prizes," said Mrs. Poll. on penalty shots, Travis The event was topped off with ice cream for all the people who participated. While Mrs. Poll says shes not sure shes up to organizing the event next year, she hopes to see it become a yearly tradition at the school. We had close to 200 people participate this year, and it seemed real enjoyable for all those involved." she said. Hogge. Brian Coombs and Jason Wheatley. Nick Berry added two assists and goalie Darrick Trump paced the Viewmont defense. in The Vikings are now 0 overall. region play. Clearfield fell to in region overall. play. 10-0-- 10-1- -1 -0 -0 Davis 4, Layton 1 Everything On Sale For All Your Pool or Spa Needs Soccer Layton had a penalty kick hit the cross bar. Moments later Da-- v is scored, and Layton never recovered. 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The entire Bonneville defensive unit shone for the Lakers, now in league play, overall. WERE FIGHTING FOR OUR LIFE 0-- -2 At Kaysville. With the score CHEMICAL SALE! American Heart Association -3 Layton garners two wins Standard Examiner staff Bonneville High strengthened its hold on third place in the Rebaseball standings last gion week. On Tuesday. Layton beat Clear1 field. 4-- 3: Roy. 10-Davis. In action 5: Viewmont pounded and Weber defeated 4-- 1. Friday, the Lakers blasted rival Roy. Layton and turned back Davis, Viewmont buried Clearfield. 9-- 1: 6-- 5; 7-- Bonneville 9, Roy 2. Baseball play by Shaun Talbot to earn the victory. David Bassingers smash through the legs of the Darts second baseman resulted in two runs. Then in the top of the seventh. Talbot made a circus catch and threw out a runner attempting to move to third to end the game. Layton is 6 in region and overall. Ryan Mounteer stole home for Davis, now 9 in league play and 9 overall. 5-- 5-- 1 At Roy. the Lakers Matt Pllard scattered three Roy hits, and Bonneville benefitted from seven Roy miscues en route to the win. Bonneville got two runs in both the second apd third innings. then added four more in the fourth to put the game out of reach. Five of the Lakers runs were unearned. 2-- 3-- Viewmont 7, Clearfield 2 At Layton, the Lancers pushed across two unearned runs in the bottom of the sixth inning and g then got a defensive Clearfield, the Vikings took throwing advantage of a two-oerror .to dispose of the Falcons. With the bases loaded in the top of the fourth. Clearfield was unable to come up with a potenforce-ou- t tial inning-endin- g at second base. Instead, the ball ended up in center field and Viewmont scored two runs. Troy Burningham followed with a three-ru- n home run to finish the Falcons. Viewmont, 1 in overall, adregion play and ded two more unearned runs. Clearfield is now and Track the javelin with a throw of 108 feet ll1 inches and Kara Mem-mo- tt won the high jump with a Bonneville upped its league 5 mark to overall, while the Royals fell to 5 in region play. 9 overall. 9-- 6-- 4. 5-- 5-- Layton 6, Davis 5 game-savin- From ut 9-- 1 -3 1. -9 of 5 feet 2 inches. Laytons Julie House won the long jump at 15 feet 6V2 inches. Viewmont 76, Clearfield 55 At Bountiful, Clearfields Jill leap page 16 Tamrni Armstrong At won the 3.200 meters for the Lancers with a time of 13:29.62. Donna Hor-rocwon the 100 meter hurdles for Layton in 15.78. Dana Blood in the 300 meter took first-plac- e hurdles with a time of 48.14 also for Layton. and Layton won the srint-rela- y while Roy won the the mile-rela- y medley relay. In the field events it was Roys Laura Weaver winning the shot put (37-- 1 U2) and the discus ks (106-11- ). Layton's Becky Schofield won Zaugg gave her team hope in a desperate situation as she took e in both hurdle events. She won the 100 meter hurdles in 17.20 and she won the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 49.25. Clearfield's Karen Bates won the discus with a throw of 92 feet 2Vi inches. The Falcons also won the y with a time of 4:32.91. first-plac- mile-rela- Then . Clerfields bats rang runs in again and they scored the final two innings and the n game was called due to the 1 1 10-ru- From page 16 rule. five-inni- Clearfield 19, Viewmont 8 At Bountiful, Clearfield had an amazing 18 hits paced by Tara homer. Sioji who had a three-ru- n The Falcons scored first and built an 0 lead, but the lead didnt last very long as Viewmont picked up eight runs in the third inning to tie the score. 8-- Our defense has been a little weak but our offense has came explained Clearfield through, Coach Rick Miller." Clearfield improved its region record to 3 and 5 overall. 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