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Show The Review - Thursday, April 30, 1981 - Page A-J- 2 V Sports Shorts i i Baseball CMnic clinic for bofs aj ages 5 will Saturday be a.m. on thet ats ' Grove HighPS baseball field h" Directing thP wil1 beW head baseball er. Track and Field Springville downed Pleasant Grove in a dual track meet held last week at P.G. The visiting Red Devils took the girls division 76-5- 3 and beat the boys 92-4- Top performer for the meet was Dayna Tolman of PG. She won four events, shot put, javelin, long jump and high jump. Tolman will enter the Pentathalon at the BYU Invitational and will be favored to place in the top five in that event. Here are the PG point winners in each event. Boys-hig- h hurdles, Charley Thompson 1st, Barry Laga 2nd. Biggs, 2nd. 1600 meter-Robb- v Grav. 1st. 400 meters-(:hr- i Friday PG pounded Orem 11-- Don Grothe picked up the win with Charlie Baldrige and Grothe knocking out three hits each. Monday at American Fork the Vikes fell to the Cavemen, 4--1. AF's Kyle Hardman threw a two hitter at the Vikings with Scott Walker and Clark Hill getting the two hits. Baseball Pleasant Grove crushed Orem, 13-- 3 Saturday in region Six baseball. Hal Gillman, Carl Rutledge and Doug Hooley had three hits each with Paul Phelon and Rutledge driving in three runs apiece. The Vikines iumDed on top early basketball team, play the tuba in the band or to be the best friend any one eThead"ability to handle discouragement and major setbacks will make the difference in what we accomplish said Edwards "Wherever I go," said the BYU Coach "people ask me whether I believed we could win the Holiday Bowl in those last three in a half minutes. The answer is no. When you believe you are going to win you don t work as hard. "We did believe that we were prepared. We had practiced everything we had to do and we were prepared when the opportunity came." A ' V I :) V At I' - 1 j J v.. ' rV" - i AA-- ' ; V" a- - ;X, ; ' S, . l - . ' . v, 1 I t t ' ' " 1 1 j ' :"'. '' " A. I : 4 iA . A1' pi r-ir,- i, -- .v.'.- t ' ; & t ' ', - - - l .- --. $ I - - . . If it ", ,,n "'., ww-- - ' Jolley, 2nd. 300 hurdles, Barry Laga, 3rd. y Mingl, 2nd. 200-Byr- Biggs, 1st, Chris Jolley, 2nd. 3200 meters-And- y Mingl, 2nd. Shot-Da- n Biggs, 3rd. Javelin-Le- o Biggs, 2nd. Discus-Da- n Biggs, 1st. Long jump-Eri-n Flinders, 1st. High jump-Leo- n Biggs, 3rd. Girls-Hig- h hurdles-Caroly- n Blackham, 1st. 1600-Bill- Tawyesva, 3rd. Blackham, 1st. Joy Oliphant, 3rd. 300 hurdles-Caroly- n Blackham, 2nd. Walker, 1st. Marsha Hansen, 2nd. Discus-Marsh- a Hansen, 3rd. Javelin-Dayn- a Tolman, 1st, Karen Fugal, 2nd. Long jump-Dayn- a Tolman, 1st, Karen Fugal, 2nd. High jump-Dayn- a Tolman, 1st. Karen Fugal, 2nd. JV Baseball The JV baseball team won a pair and lost one in baseball action this week. Last Thursday the Vikes outslugged the Provo Bulldogs, 20-1- with Ron Rosenson and Garth Wilson each getting three hits. Steve Warner was the winning pitcher. and built up a 7-- 0 lead before the Tigers second three runs in the bot-tom of the fifth. PG came right back with a six run sixth and then cut shot an Orem rally in the bottom of the seventh to win 13-- Phelon had a big home run in the sixth with Hooley getting the credit for the win. The game was played on BYU's field following the BYU-Uta- h game. Lavell Edwards BYU football Coach, LaVell Ed-wards, spoke to nearly 200 early rising PGHS students last Thursday at the Seminary Morningside. Coach Edwards, the most suc-cessful football coach in BYU history and a native of Utah County, told the students that they each have the "potential to do something very well." "If you become self directed and learn to dicipline yourself you can become successful," Coach Edwards said. He added that there is "no substitute for hard work whether you want an 'A' in English, to make the CAROLYN BLACKHAM clears hurdle on the way to a second place finish in the 300it' 18 hurdle race against Springville. Blackham, just a sophomore, won two events and fir second in two others for an outstanding day. (Phow - Winston Guia) GARRETT GILES collides with a Wasatch Academy player in the PG junior varsity win over the Mt. Pleasant team, rio, Kurt Walker) - ! - , V , I - ' ; I - : , i I S" V ,v ,i "' " 'if " '''' - a " ' , , . - " 4 ' ( t 4 ' ' I ' ' . j i : - A' ",'' s , , V" . . r- DAN BIGGS releases winning throw in discus event during Springville meet. On Saturday, Biggs was third in the Davis County Invitational Meet in Kaysville. Almost every school in the state was at that meet which shows Dan has a shot at a high finish in next months state meet at Weber. rho,o tt imton aiies) """ ' ... ... - Z iJiwi ... iTO4Sn! 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