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Show m 4C Sun m I Advocate, Price, Utah Wednesday, May - in e ' 1 n i ! ri e m m 'q m m-- ww oitw m rr "t v vrre e --v" n 7, 1980 Records set at invitational Record setting runs e in the mile and runs paced the Carbon High School girls track to a third place finish at the annual BYU Invitational. Lisa Larsen broke state the existing records in both the Larsen Misty finished second behind e her sister in the of time a with 11:50. She placed third in the mile, again right behind her sister, in a time of 5:18. She finished the 880 yard run in 2:22.86. The only other first e earned by the Dinos mile and races. She placed first came from the Medley e with a relay team of Miciah in the Karen time of 11:30.43. Barnett, Olsen a Sonna Bunnell, Despite setting new state record, and Lisa Larsen. two-mil- with a time of 4:20.61 run. in the mile-lon- g The 440 relay team of Merilyn Dart, Micah Barnett, Sonna respective 51: 11. Micah Barnett added the final points to be earned on the day by fnishing fourth in the long jump with a Olsen and Karen a claimed Bunnell leap of 168 fourth place to add Olympus finished needed points to the first with a two-da-y score of 61 points. Carbon total. Orem and Carbon 51.11 of Their time finished neck and neck school new set a record for that par- with 57 and 56 points respectively. ticular run. Sixty-nin- e schools Sonna Olsen broke from in Utah, Colorado, the school record the 440, but finished Wyoming, Idaho and Larsen finished In winning this back in the fifth spot. Nevada competed in meet. second in the mile run event, the girls set a Her time was a the record new state with a time of 5:09.39. two-mil- 3-- A two-mil- two-mil- 3-- A two-da- y 3-- A North 600 East Phone 637-045- Price, Utah 84501 0 We are pleased to announce the peninn Dune Buggie Gillespie Pugliese Saloza Trophy Dash Super Modified - Jack Elwell Sportsman - Chuck Buchanon Hobby Tom Wood Dune Buggie - Jim Pugliese -- M. KENNETH THAYN D.C., Director our Spa, Hay 19, 1900 ofl Edwards Race Results May 3 1980 Young Kinsey Ross m CARBON CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 39 Stock car winners listed The race was held Saturday at the opening of the Central Utah Stock Car Racing Association season in Price. Driver Vaughn Edwards trails behind an unidentified driver in the Super Modified "sprints" class. In the main event, Edwards finished fourth. 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Men Only SATURDAY (a.m.) Single Couple $346.00 a year $562.00 a year Lifetime Memberships Available If you need any information please give us a call or stop in 637-045- 0 College of Eastern Utahs baseball nine got first inning leads in all three ICAC games played on the home field last week but couldnt hold any of them as the Eagles went down to defeat at the hands of Ricks and Utah College Technical College of Orem. Rain washed out the second game of the scheduled twin bill with Ricks on Thursday after the Vikings had taken a 7 win in the opener. They overcame a 0 lead CEU had posted in the initial frame. Friday afternoon, a strong UTC nine won the first game, after the Eagles had lead jumped off to a in the first inning. UTC won the nightcap, 144, clinching the ICAC title in the process, another game in which the Eagles had a 0 lead after an inning of play. This game was shortened to five innings under the n rule. In the game with 11-- 4-- 6-- 2, 0 SETSaiElfi) loses home games CEU nine 4-- 10-ru- team blasted him in Downs limited the the third frame Eagles to four, one a bringing on Monty double by Merrell. UTC played errorless Hope in relief. The Eagles ball and CEU had two managed to load the miscues in a game bases again in the that moved along quite the good second inning, getting rapidly, three more hits off pitching on both sides. lefthander Saiz of Joe Fieldsted, an Ricks. Saiz shutoff the Altamont High grad, budding Eagle rally, paced the hitting at- however, and went on to pitch four complete innings before right hander Myers took over to start the fifth. Anderson, Woodward and Juliano each had two hits for the Eagles -- as each team totaled 11 in the game. A good pitching duel developed in the first game with UTC as Jordon Wakefield matched pitches with the visitors Downs, a sophomore ace for coach Dave Nelson. The base on balls got Wakefield in trouble, especially in the third when the Wolverines counted three times to overcome the 0 CEU lead inning 1-- Wakefield allowed UTC five hits while (Continued from Page 1C) allowed Murray to score the winning run from second base. Swapp also went the distance on the mound for the visitors, but found himself plagued with control problems as his walks proved costly. Much of the offensive attack from Pleasant Groves lineup k. came from Walker, Hooley. Gillman, and Swapp himself. Line Score Pleasant Grove Main, Price Phone 472-589- 1 0-- 7 6 5 x-- 2bh-Try- 3bh-Den- ny oable just west of underpass FREE CHEF'S DAILY SPECIAL Helper, Utah 250 000 5 2 8 CARBON 103 301 and and Denny Tryon. Swapp Giles. (C), Walker (PG), and Swapp (PG). (C). The Soup-e- r North Main St. little peppery 4-- short, however, which eventually got past the first baseman and 393 W. 51 ball while batting. This was the third time he had been hit in the twin - bill. The backstop was one for for the one on the day, oddly tach Wolverines with a enough, coming to the triple. plate five times, Geno Lucero started getting hit three times, on the hill for CEU in walked once and the second game and hitting a single. went into the second Technical Utah frame with a 0 lead College, as the ICAC when the Wolverines champions, now move blasted him. Before on to the regional the top half of the playoffs, a two of three second inning was game series with the over UTC had pushed Arizona champions at eight runs across the the home field of the plate. Hansen, on the Arizona team. The mound, for CEU, winner of this series hurled until the fourth qualifies for the inning when Hope was national junior college called in as the tournament in Grand Wolverines continued Junction during the to pile up a lead last week of May. CEU resulting in an ab- makes a trip to breviated contest. Rangely, Colo. Friday Fieldsted continued to for the regular season hit well in this game as ending double - header he got a double along with Colorado with Keyes and Moore. e (Kitchen HELPER MERCANTILE COMPANY catcher Frank Dino baseball wins Ricks, Darin Anderson, Wayne Woodward, Duane Merrell and Frank Juliano all had singles in the first inning to go with a walk to Nicky Valles to account for four runs. Jim Hansen started on the mound for the Eagles and hurled shutout ball over the first two innings but the Idaho CEU Juliano was forced to leave the second game in the second inning after getting hit in the knee with a pitched Special FREE cup of homemade Soup De Jour with each sandwich Thurs, Fri. & Sat. May 1,2 and 3. Served from 11:30 a.m. Includes choice of soup or salad, entree, potatoes and gravy, fresh vegetable and dinner roll 3 50 |
