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Show Review -- Wednesday. Mav 14. 198C-Paee- 9 Springville to be site of region meet Springville will be the site of tomorrow and Friday's Region 8 track and field meet. Provo- and Timpview will be favored in both the boys and girls divisions with the Lady Vikings given an outside chance to take the team title. Last week the Vikes tuned up for the Region meet by beating Springville in a dual meet. Both the boys and girls teams came out on top of the Red Devils. Todd Simmons and Craig Hayden have been looking very good in the high jump and Simmons set a new PGHS record of 6'4'2" recently. Simmons broke Richard Gourlcys mark set in 1980 of 6'4". Hayden has a practice jump of 6'7" and has been consistent in the meets at 6'1". Hayden took first in the Timp Relays meet last week. Simmons won the 200 meters at the Timp meet and has been a steady first place winner in that event an' should be considered the favorite in the Region meet. Rhonda Simmons has one of the betler times in the 300 hurdles and will be the favorite this weekend at Springville. Lila Fugal, Debbie Fisher, Jill West and Ronell Fielding are all expected to battle for first place in their individual events and along with some strong relay teams, the Lady Vikes could be on lop after the last event on Friday afternoon. Brett Henrie has performed well for PG in the 800. Other guys who should pick up points for PG include Tom Adamson, Chris Larsen, Dan Phclon, Greg Slaler, Paul Mat-tinso- n and Cory Atkinson. The State m eet is set for next weekend at Weber State. Football clinic slated for Sat. in P.G. A free football clinic will be held Saturday, May 17, at noon at the Pleasant Grove High School field. Barnett's Sports Line will sponsor the clinic in which all areas of football will be covered. Anyone interested in learning some basic football skills and some good drill to improve on present skills should plan to attend. The clinic is open to anyone from fifth grade through high school. I, ! , 4 " . - - - Bezzant throws mask and gives chase to a foul ball 'Vikes beat Uintah 4-- 2. If if ' ings pound Timpview in gue baseball action, 14-- 3 ant Grove batted around, - 5n hits and scored nine runs ifirst inning and went on to 'impview 14-- 3 Saturday, lame postponed from Friday wet field, the Vikes, after Timpview 1,2,3 in the top of ;t, sent 13 hitters to the plate half of the inning, oung singled, Deon Bezzant i on an error and Bryan n cleared the bases with a ,'jn homer to start the scoring Harris drew a walk and Greg vas safe on another Thun-- l error. Gary Roberts singled Harris and yet another jiew miscue put Darren on base and another run the plate. Albrecht picked up-- a RBI base hit and Young drove in a run with his second hit of the inning. Scott Jensen drove in the 9th run before Timpview could get PG out. Another 1, 2, 3 inning put the Vikes back at the plate and three walks, a sacrifice fly and a base hit produced four more runs. Timpview got on the board with a pair of runs in the third and one in the fourth. PG collected 10 hits on the day tp just three for Timpview as Harris went the distance in the shortened five innings to pick up the win. PG played Provo at Provo yesterday and hosts Payson Friday. On Tuesday, May 20, PG closes out the Region 8 season at Springville, the team they are currently tied with for first place in the league standings. :al fishing hotspots listed n many Utahns think of ;, they think of two places: erry and Scofield reservoirs, now, these. are theiiptspots. ice came off Scofield within' t two weeks and the fishing is nenal. Scofield, a short two from Salt Lake City, is known rime trout fishing spot. The specially early in the season fish near shore. It's one of hottest shoreline fisheries, wberry Reservoir, a nearly lary fishing spot, is now fishable. 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