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Show page 20 Friday, Julu 5, 1996 Davis County Clipper Sports Shorts July 4 Freedom Run Results of the CentervilleFarmington Rotary Club Freedom Run on July 4. Overall Male 1. Trevor Willey 16:14 2. Rob Christensen 16:51 3. Raymond Jones 16:53 4. Trent Hooper 16:59 5. Brian Fuller 17:09. (Willey is a former Viewmont High runner now running for Utah State.) Overall Female 1. Kelly Felsted 20:31 2. Jill Frampton 21:35 3. Kathy Milligan 22:09 4. Becky Sessions 232:37 (Felsted ran Davis High School and will run this fall at Weber State University.) 11 & Under Boys: 1. J R. Beck 28:15 2. Austin Horton 3. Todd Hooper. 11 & Under Girls: 1. Jordan Johnson 27:05 2. Krystal Campbell 12-1- 4 Boys: 1. Shawn Hoth 20:20 2. Jason Beinheisel 3. Kyle Brown. 12-1- 4 Girls: 1. Marianne Whitechurch 26:58 2. Melissa Madsen. 7 Boys: 1. Trent Hooper 16:57 2. Jim 7 Former 3. Robbie Boyle. Girls: 1. Kelly Felsted 20:31 2. Kirsten Pace 3. Maria Jacobsen 4 Men: 1. Trevor Willey 16:57 2. Rob 4 Women: 1. Christensen 3. Darrell Phippen. Martha Thompson 23:38 2. Shelley Mueller 3. Shawn Randall 25-2- 9 Men: 1. Jeff Doyle 19:31 2. Ryan Anderson 3. Brandon Bingham. 25-2- 9 Girls: 1. Jill Frampton 21:35 2. Becky Sessions 3. Jill Martinsen 30-3- 4 Men: 1. Brian Fuller 17:09 2. Kyle Women: 1 . Kathy Brown 3. Jeff Greene. 30-3- 4 Milligan 22:09 2. Lori Hansen 3. Julie Kitchen 35-3- 9 Men: 1. Raymond Jones 16:53 2. Ross Womens: 1. Decker 3. Dale Doughman. 35-3- 9 Tova Lindquist 22:23 2. Colleen Morrell 3. Leona Riley 40-4- 4 Men: 1. John Haive 19:36 2. Bill Lawson 3. Brad Squire. 40-4- 4 Women: 1. Becky Waters 30:20 2. Lisa Keig 3. Diane Martin 45-4- 9 Men: 1. Ray Workman 18:21 2. David Anderson 3. Bruce Collett. 45-4- 9 Women: 1. Vicki Peacock 25:11 2. Marilyn Taylor 3. Barbara Worburg 50-5- 4 Men: 1. Paul Peacock 20:02 2. Steve Women: Naylor 3. Rex Butterfreed. 50-5- 4 1. Bingham 2. Darleen Thomopson 3. Marilyn Bolen 55-5- 9 Men: 1. Fred Bonneg 23:21 2. Harward 3. Cleve Waddoups. 60-7- 0 Men: 1. Dewain Jenkins 24:09 2. Ferrel Lazenby 3. Robert Dewey. 60-7- 0 Women: 1. Ida Lue Dewey 33:14 2. Adelia Bell. 70 Male: 1. Darwin Hayes 31:30. 253 runners participated in the 5K race. " I; 15-1- 15-1- 18-2- 18-2- WX youth football (as of Sept. 1, 1996) residing in Boys ages 5 the Woods Cross High School boundary are eligible to play in the Woods Cross Ute Conference football program. Registration will be held at Five Points Mall in Bountiful on the following dates: Saturday, July 13, from 9 a.m. to noon; Tuesday, July 16, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; and Saturday, July 27, from 9 a.m. to noon. There will be no signs ups prior to July 13. Divisions, ages, prices and league reps include: Pee Wees Gremlins ), $105, Brian ), $105, Steve Mity Mites (10-11- ), 298-508- 8; (8-9- 292-719- 9; (9-10- ), $125, Darrel Midgets Bantams (12-13- ), $125, $125, Val ), Juniors Hansel, Jory There is also a deposit required for equipment. Practices begin on Aug. 10 with regular season game scheduled through October. If people have Ute Conference equipment they can turn it in to any of the people listed above with no questions asked. Any equipment not turned in, in prior years by a player in your family may result in your families until such equipplayer(s) being declined sign-u- p ment is turned in or paid for. 298-161- 296-176- 198-367- 6; (11-12- 7; 9; 298-723- (13-15- Girls needed for team Players interested in participating on an accelerated girls softball fastpitch team in Bountiful Half of the should call Curtis Evans at team is already selected, but more players are needed. The team will play in a fall league against other top softball teams in the state. Practice will begin soon with a tournament scheduled for August. 295-855- 4. Viewmont edges in American Davis Legion action fifth, Davis scored a pair of runs. J.D. Buxton reached first after striking out on a pitch that got past the catcher. He reached third base on the errant throw to first. Buxton scored on an RBI single by Mark Watson John Conners. After 6--5 Sports Editor KAYSVILLE With the score tied at 5 apiece going into the seventh inning, Steve Jeppson doubled down the left field line to score pinch runner John Ball and give Viewmont a 5 victory over Davis. Viking pitcher Chad Cullimore held the Darts hitless through four innings in the Tuesday game, but Davis rallied for two runs in the fifth and three in the sixth to tie the game. In the top of the seventh Josh Gold smacked a single and Ball came on to run. He reached second on a throwing error and then scooted home on the hit by Jeppson. Down 0 going into their half of the 6-- 5-- a balk, Jason Gardner singled to score Conners. The Darts struck again in the sixth. Tyler Talbot singled to left field and then Trevor Denhem ripped a double to the gap to score Talbot. Buxton singled in Denhem and then Ryan Willis smacked a double to bring home Buxton for the third run of the inning. Viewmont opened the scoring in the right-cent- er third. Leadoff hitter Cort Beckman walked, stole second, stole third and then came home when Drew Wight flew out to center field for an RBI sacrifice. The Vikings added two more in the fourth. Jeppson walked and then Brett Barkdull reached first after striking out. Jeppson and Bardull crossed the plate when Brian Beck singled up the middle. Viewmont extended its lead to 0 in the fourth. Brett Burningham walked and came home when Jeppson hit a shot down the right field line which rolled to the corner of the yard. Jeppson came home on an RBI single by Cullimore. Beckman ended up winning the game on the mound. He came on in the fifth to get the Vikes out of a jam, but allowed three runs in the sixth. With one out in the bottom of the seventh, Anthony Clark of Davis walked, but Casey Hill grounded into a double play to end the game. Davis pitcher Matt Edgington worked seven complete innings and scattered eight hits. -1 1686 4 Viewmont Davis 001 220 000 023 0 3 5 and Beckman (5) Burningham. Edgington and Clark. 2B - Jeppson Cullimore, (V), Denhem (D), Willis (D). (V). 5-- Viewmont 3rd; Bountiful upsets Skyline at Rec Leagues Firecracker Tourament SANDY The two entrants from the Clipper area in the 16th annual Wendys Firecracker Tournament gave good accounts of themselves with Bountiful pulling off the biggest upset of the tournament and Viewmont winning third place. Several area players were given awards with Rob Wintle of Viewmont winning the Most Inspirational Player award for his fine piching after coming back from a recent hernia operation. in eliminatWintle pitched a ing defending champion Skyline on the second day. He did so after having a hard line drive hit him in the back of the calf on the sixth pitch of the day. Jake Bodily of Bountiful, who pitched and defeated Skyline the first day in the biggest upset of the tournament, and who also pitched well in a later effort, was named the Best Pitcher of the Tournament. one-hitt- er Matt Oman, Greg Carr, and Nate Gold of Viewmon t were all named to the nine player All Star team. Bountiful opened the tournament with an 11-- 6 win over Skyline with Shaun Springer leading the way with three hits in four trips. Bodily pitched into the bottom of the fifth when he was relieved by Nate Weese. Nate Webster and Matt Davis each had two hits in the game. They then lost to Taylorsville 13-- 3 in a game which was much closer. In fact, the Braves were tied 3 after four but the eventual winners scored 10 in the next three to win going away. Wes Patterson, Weese, and Zach Jacobs all threw for the Braves with Patterson leading the offensive attack 3-- with a double and two singles. They were eliminated the next day in one of the better Lyed games of the tournament by Mt. View 1 with the winning 2-- run coming in the bottom of the sixth. The Braves had a man on first and a man on second with two outs and the The runner on second broke count for third on what he thought would be the pitch from the Mt. View pitcher to home plate. But the hurler continued to swing his leg around and stepped off the mound and chased down the runner, who was caught in a hot box. Bodily pitched a fine game, giving up only seven hits, and was also 2x3 with 3-- 2. the bat. The Viewmont team lost to Taylorsville in the first round 3 after leading 2 going into the bottom of the fifth. But Taylorsville scored nine to 11-- 3-- break it open. Travis Sorenson was the only Viewmont player to get two hits. 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