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Show Lakeside Review, Tuesday, May 15, 1990 LakesideSports Sports briefs Andreasen wins fun run citys CLEARFIELD The results 1st Annual Clearfield Recreation 5K Fun Run" held at Fisher Park on Saturday. May 5 are as follows: David Overall Male Runner of the Andreasen. time. finishing 17:44.39. Overall Female Runner finishing Te- resa Crockett, time. 22:54.04. Male category place results: 4 Ages Jeremy Willer-to- n. Kurt Browning. 8 Robert Hunter, Ages 12-1- 15-1- Jason Mendenhall. 4 Lance Barker. Ages' Daniel Alsup, Justin Petersen, Tito Escandor, Rick Florence, Brian Nuttall. 9 David AndreasAges en. David MacDonald. 4 Ages Greg O'Brien. 19-2- . 25-2- Sunset City offering adult soccer play 5 Craig Bankhead. Bill Morin. Joe Horval. Ages 35-3- 9 Tom Richardson. Randy Williams. A1 Mork, Lawrence BishAges 40-4- 4 op. Karl Meyersick. Ages 45-4- 9 Jerry Shaw, David Leahy. Morris Parker. Bill Foreman. Ages 50-5- 9 Female category place results: 4 Kristi Moultri. Ages 12-1- Sarah Wendt. Joanne Hales. rah Heslop. Juleen Williams. Sa- 19-2- Moul- Browning. Marilyn Eckler. Betty Park40-4- er. Ages 45-4- Fujie Leahy. 9 .. . 100-yar- Track 773-699- 3. Karate class being formed in Clearfield CLEARFIELD The Clearfield Recreation Department will offer a session of karate beginning May 21 and ending July 2. Classes will be held on Monday and Wednesday at Arrandas Self Defense and Fitness, 687 South Main in Clearfield. Classes will run from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The cost is $20 for residents and 249 runners participate in DATCs Human Race ; KAYSVILLE The first Human Race, sponsored by the Human Resource Center and the Davis Applied Technology Center and held May 5 in Kaysville, had 249 entrants. The Human Race featured d three runs: a dash for run for children; a half-mil-e youth; and an open 5 kilometer run. Finishing first in the 5K out of 158 runners was Ron Durtschi. In second was Dan starting May 25 and May 26 and the registration fee of $200. which will be taken through May 22. Fall adult Soccer leagues will be offered in August. The teams will play twice a week, Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday. For more information call 8 or 4 Chris Dexter. Connie trie. Janita Thomson. 4 Karen Ages 30-3- Friday and Saturday nights 825-162- Heidi Alsup. Teresa Crockett. Ages 25-2- 9 Penny Fowers. Cathy Jacobsen. Jodi DeRouch-ey- . Ages 30-3- 4 Ages SUNSET Sunset City Recreation is offering adult summer Soccer Leagues for men and women. The games will be played on $25 for 774-727- BEFORE.YOU MAKE, YOUR HEX LAWN&tGARDENEQUIPMENT PURCHASE 0. Swimming lessons planned for youth SUNSET Sunset City Recreation is now taking registration for youth swimming lessons. Children must be at least 8 years old and a $20 registration fee. is due no later than June 1. The bus will pick students up in front of the city building at 8:40 a.m. starting June 8. Lessons will be run every Friday for ten weeks. Lessons will be offered to the beginner through the expert. Registration is also going on for summer tennis lessons. The morning lessons will start June 11. There will be ten one hour lessons taught twice a week. The registration fee of $20 must be paid by June 5. The summer fun is a free activity and will start June 14. The slide will run every Thursday from 12 to 2. The slide will be set up on the west end of Central Park by the Sunset Junior High parking lot. For more information contact the citv offices at COMPARE . ' Unparalleled customer service through your neighborhood Honda dealer. d Superior products. Trade-umower. to a new Honda Demo our riding mowers and lawn tractors. With our commitment to customer service and Hondas superior products...There is ' no comparison. 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But, finish in the shot the Darts Beard winning with Justin put that event for the Darts. Roy's Jake Schulz won both hurdles events, placed third in the 100 meters and ran the final leg on Roys winning sprint-rela- y team. Scott Hirsbrunner. Phillip White and Billy Schuffenhaur made up the rest of the team who with a time won the sprint-rela- y of 44.04 seconds. -2 Layton and Jenny butler, respectively). helped us tremendously. Our field event people came through for us and we qualified more people for state. We didnt have one person that dominated. We just had a group of seniors that led the way. Layton outscored Davis for the team title by .14 points, Weber finished third with 89 points. Roy finished fourth with 85 points. Clearfield scored 58, Viewmont scored 36 and Bonneville finishes last with a totaf of 109-9- 5. 24 points. Clearfield's Kris Bates, the dechampion in fending state both hurdles events, won the 100 meter hurdles in her fastes time 4-- A ever. 14.90 seconds. Teammate Jill Zaugg finished third in the 100 meter hurdles with a time of 15.46 seconds. Zaugg and Bates switched roles in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles as Zaugg finished first in 45.64 seconds, while Bates finished third with a time of 47.83. Setting a new Davis High record. was junior Sheri Arsenault. Arsenault beat Roys Jeni Holbrook for the first time in the 400 meters. The winning time was 58.77 seconds, a new personal refor Arsenault. cord Girls: The only double winner in the In the girls division, the Lady meet was Davis Dayna Smith. Lancers won their first ever title Smith won the 800 meters with a and in doing so, Layton ended time of 2:27.74 and she won the Weber's wining streak of 1.600 meters with a time of the region championships. 5:29.72. We were real fortunate, but Layton's Ricci Bell took a secthe kids really wanted it. re- ond place in the shot put with a marked Layton Coach Sharlene throw of 36 feet, 6'jinches. 10-ye- ar third, and the guys played that, explained Bonneville way. Soccer From page 19 : except for their pride. We did some good things out there. said Clearfield Coach John Mills. We've had so many close ones go against us this year. Jason Arroyo scored the first goal giving the Falcons an early lead. If we had won, wed have taken third, if we'd have lost we take Coach Dan Slaugh. In the second half it was Clearfield's Gary Chapman scoring the winning goal for the Fatcons, who in finished their season at overall. Jeff the region and -0 Kirkman and Richard Swanson paced the Falcon defense. Paul Coombs scored Bonneville's only goal on a pass from Brad Frost. The Lakers fell to overin the region and all. Clint Iverson and David Mer-r- il paced Bonnevilles defense. -2 NOW SUMMERIZE FIRST US TO BRING IT . 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