Friday, March 2, 1984 The NAPA REGISTER-7 Prep Roundup Megister Sports Scoreboard NASL Honda Classic LPGA Costa Mesa NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE $300,000 LPGA Invitational At Costa Mesa, March 1 $500,000 PGA tournament At Coral Springs, March 1 (Par-72) Crushers next Thursday against Fairfield at Silverado Country Club and Resort of Napa. Vintage has won six MEL championships in a row. Haley Pitches Vintage To Win SAN RAFAEL Shelly Haley pitched a six-hitter in going the distance and Julie Bennett scored the games only run in the fifth inning as Vintage High School of Napa defeated Terra Linda, 1-0, in a non-league softball game Thursday. Haley struck out four and alked two batters to pick up the victory for the 2-0 Crushers of Coach Norma Hill. Bennett singled to right field and later scored when Tracey Reeves hit to center field was misplayed and scored as an error on Terra Linda.
Crushers Coach Norma Hill, who will return her team to the non-league campaign Tuesday at home against St. Vincents of Vallejo (3:30 p.m. start), said yesterdays contest went very fast. Both the Crushers and Trojans defenses made big plays. (Continued from Page 6 1 Ricci Hayes, 3-for-4 with three RBI and three runs; Barbara Elsberry, a triple and three RBI; and Baldwin, one RBI.
NOTES The Napa High frosh-soph softball team overwhelmed Vanden, 25-1, behind the two-hit pitching of Shannon Horton. The 2-0 Indians of Coach Mike Hull were led by Carrie Atkinson, 4-for-4 with a double, triple and four runs; Katie Fehring, 2-for-2 and two runs; Cari Hall, 2-for-3; Cindy Hymer, 2-for-2; Mindy Franco, a double; Kim Cohn, triple: and Stephanie Willis, 2-for-2. Willis suffered a broken ankle sliding in the game, said Hull. Score bv innings: NAPA HIGH 445 23 18-7-1 VANDEN 130 00 4-6-6 VHS Golfers Not At Full Strength ROCKLIN Oakmont took advantage of a Vintage High School golf team that wasnt at full strength and defeated the Crushers, 317-328, in the season opening match Thursday at Sunset Whitney Country Club here. Oakmonts Bob LeDoux was the medalist with a 54 for the 13-hole match.
Mark Funseth fired a 58, Brad Morrell shot 61 and Todd Trosin had a 65 for the Crushers, who missing a few players, according to Coach Keith Pahre. I think when we get everybody back we'll be OK, added Pahre, the first-year coach who replaces Dan Pinarretta. Pinarretta is taking a one-year leave of abscence. The Monticello Empire League season starts for the Thursday's Games No Games Scheduled Fridays Games San Diego at Chicago, 9 New York at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. NBA Score bv innings: VINTAGE TERRA LINDA 000 010 0- 1-1-3 000 000 0-0-63 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC.
Eastern Conterence Atlantic Division NHL NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Wales Conference Patrick Division Sports Transactions Baseball Chicago (AL) Signed pitchers LaMarr Hoyt and Richard Dotson to six-year contracts; signed outfielder Ron Kittle to a three-year contract; placed reliever Jim Kem on waivers for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. Chicago (NL) Signed pitcher Rich Bordi and minor-league outfielder Billy Hatcher to one-year contracts. San Diego Signed pitchers Mark Thurmond, Mike Couchee, Craig Lefferts and Marty Decker, and outfielders Kevin McRey-nolds and Carmelo Martinez. San Francisco Announced sale of 75 percent of Phoenix (AAA) farm club to Martin Stone. Basketball Dallas Signed guard Roger Phegley to a second 10-day contract.
Los Angeles Placed Calvin Garrett on the injured list; reactivated forward Larry Spriggs. College Basketball Western Conterence Midwest Division Rugby Club Home Saturday YOUNTVILLE The Napa Valley Rugby Club will host the Contra Costa Rugby Club in a match Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Yountville Elementary School, located at 6550 Yount St. Coach Steve Zanetell and the Napa Valley club defeated the Red Bluff Rugby Club, 38-12, here last week. Rick Broyles scored two tries and Russ Orrick, Terry Allen, Glen Loban, Phil Moreno and Bill Shyvers each had one try for Napa Valley.
Pat Abernathy had five conversions. Calistoga Smashes 26 Hits SONOMA Calistoga High School pounded out 22 hits en route to routing Sonoma, 26-5, Thursday in nonleague softball action. Now 1-1, the Wildcats Tuesday are at Clear Lake of Lakeport. Calistoga scored 10 runs inthe sixth inning and tallied in its last four at-bats. Winning pitcher Bridget Colbert, who struck out five and walked nine, aided her own cause with three singles and a triple while Vicki Ranieri (double, triple), D'Arcy Fisher, Cathy Cavagnaro and Kelly Barrett each had three hitsand Stephanie Sakai, Connie Aguirre and Kelly Peterson had two hits apiece.
Score bv innings. CALISTOGA SONOMA 300 43(10 626 001 001 35 Vanderbilt 74, Louisiana St. 68 Midwest Creighton 95, Wichita St. 82 DePaui 65, S. Carolina 56 Drake 77, Illinois 70 Evansville 84, Georgia State 65 Illinois 73, Ohio St.
58 Illinois St. 55, Bradley 46 Ind-Pur FW 83, Indiana Central 60 Iowa 57, Northwestern 48 Michigan 84, Wisconsin 75 Michigan St. 83, Minesota 62 St. Josephs 69, Ashland 61 St. Louis 70, Valparaiso 62 Southwest Central Mo.
70, NE Mo. 57 La. Tech 94. UT-Arlington 78 Midwestern St. 61, Tarleton St.
54 NE La 78, N. Texas St 63 NW Missouri 80. SE Missouri 72 Oklahoma 79. Nebraska 70 St. Louis 70.
Valparaiso 62 Texas Tech 62. Texas 53 Tulsa 106. Indiana St. 102 Campbell Conference Norris Division College Virginia Union Named Joe Taylor football coach. Football Buffalo Named John Becker assistant offensive coach and Jim Speros strength conditioning coordinator.
Denver (NFL) Named Marvin Bass head offensive line coach; named Alex Gibbs offensive line coach. Washington Signed defensive end Tony McGee, quarterback Bob Holly and defensive back Monty Hunter. Washington (USFL) Signed defensive back Harold Woods.1 Hockey St. Louis Placed center Larry Patey, defenseman Jack Brownschidle and forward Pat Hickey on waivers without right of recall. Thursdays Results Kansas City 108, Houston 101; Denver 119, Cleveland 113; Phoenix 112, Philadelphia 100; Portland 121, San Antonio 98 Fridays Games (All Times EST) Chicago at Boston, 7:30 p.m,; Milwaukee at Washington, 7:35 p.m.; Los Angeles at Atlanta, 8:10 p.m.; New York at Detroit, 7:35 p.m.; Kansas City at Dallas, 8:35 p.m.; Cleveland at Utah, 9.30 p.m.; Golden State at San Diego, 10:35 p.m.; Indiana vs.
Seattle at Tacoma, 11 p.m. iTop four In each division qualify for Stanley Cup playoffs.) x-clinched playoff berth Thursdays Results Montreal 3, Detroit Washington 9, Pittsburgh Boston 4, Los Angeles 3 (ot); Calgary 5. Philadelphia 1 Tournaments Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Semifinals Fordham 62, LaSalle 60 Iona 59. St. Peters 56 West Virginia Conference Quarterfinals W.Va.
Wesleyan 82, Salem 76 W.Va. Tech 117, W.Va. St. 99 W. Liberty 91, Charleston 82 Fairmont 96, Shepherd 73 Big Apple Conference C.W.
Post 83, Dowling 68 West Arizona 87, Stanford 76 Arizona St. 59, California 54 BYU 83, Texas-El Paso 65 Central Wash. 69. Lewis-Clark St. 56 Fresno St.
43. San Jose St. 33 Idaho St. 58, Idaho 54 New Mexico 45, Utah 44 (ot) New Mexico St. 82, Fullerton St.
81 Pacific Lutheran 65, Seattle U. 61 San Diego 63, Portland 56 Santa Clara 80, Loyola-Mary-mount 63 Santa Barbara 77, Long Beach St. 67 Southern Cal 57, Washington St. 56 St. Marys (Calif.
I 72, Gonzaga 70 UC Irvine 77, UNLV 74 Weber St. 49, Boise St. 47 Wyoming 65. San Diego St. 64 East A1C 45.
Springfield 43 Castelton St. 71. WNEC 60 Central Conn 90, New Hampshire 81 Franklin Pierce 88. New England 69 George Washington 91, Duquesne 76 Marist 78, St. Francis 64 Niagara U.
69, U. Vermont 67 Northeastern 83. Boston U. 83 Rutgers 76, UMass 75 Sacred Heart 95, New Haven 67 Siena 66, Robert Morris 59 St. Joseph's 75, W.
Va. 72 St. Bonaventure 88, URI 69 St. Joseph's (Maine) 68, So. Maine 65 Temple 69.
Penn St. 66 South Auburn 68. Mississippi St. 53 Bellarmine 83. Kentucky St.
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Men's City Scratch 1. Nita's Trophy, 2. Jeri's Coffee Shop, 3. No Accounts; Willie Holland, 226-633; Bryan Cardwell, 235-603; Jim Arnold, 223-614; Jim Duncan, 233-659; Brian Vignon, 236-685; Jim Stratton, 241-638; Don Barstad. 238-629; Ernie Abbott, 246-667; Gary barnicoat, 264-702; Dennis Davidson, 225; Stan Borho, 240-641; Joseph Duran, 235-637; Garth, 256.
Men's City Handicap 1. Pro Shop, 2. Ron's R.V., 3. Nobody's; Ron Nelson, 232; Bet Bettencourt, 227-605; Floyd Wamock, 225; Ron Puffer, 226-604. Merchants 1.
Miller Buds, 2. Sunset Tile, 3. Tom Jackson, 231: Matt Simas, 232; and Jim Gulke had an all spare game of 178. Men's Scratch 4-Some 1. El Ray Dist.
2 Napa Valley Cab, 3 Pemr Chiropractic; Carl Wilson. 224-632; Joe Horvath, 233-653; Doug Rhode, 234; Ron Showers, 223; Duane McGrath, 232-618; Jim Peterson, 241-625: Jim Williford, 225. Utility 1. Crumble Bums, 2. Num Nuts, 3.
Johnson Roofing; Lou Jacques. 219-616; Bill Conley, 231-616: Kevin Gorumly, 232-614; Jerry Duncan. 255; Kim Prashold, 234; Lee Harris, 243; Clark Klam, 220; Harold Banks, 221. Classic 1. Klassic Kookies, 2.
Silverado Strikers. 3. Gray's Cleaners. Myra Gracy, 269-621; Bonnie Kautz, 202, Janet Harris, 209 Valley 1. Orrock 2.
Hemphils, 3. Sullivan's; Jim Berg, 263-722; Steve Joseph, 225; Bill Veach, 259-659; Jack Ward, 232-656; Jim Steen, 228-664, Bud Buddling, 248-613; Larry Havs, 234-662; Howard Cook, 235; Ed Harris. 246-657. Reno Trio 1. Team One, 2.
Sandybaggers, 3. Team Two; Robin Ward, 236. Shylee Cole, 210; Tom Borer, 266-650; Dave Schneidner, 225; Fred John, 225-640; George f*ckner, 206; Jettie Houghton, 241-617; Skip Quigley. 244; Kevin Ward, 245; Ted Johnson, 236-671; Jim Rinker, 225. Misfits 1.
New Arivals. 2. 86ers, 3. Alley Oops; Perry Sonke, 201; Dave Allen, 233: Steve Ito, 221. Recreational 1.
Rothman's Men's Shop, 2. Greenberg Auto Repair, 3. Stein's Restaurant; Butch Chilton, 244; Merl Douglas, 224; Ron Southerland, 244-681; Brian Brown, 246; Chuck White, 251; Garth Sovey, 247; Larry Nelson, 254; Bob Etheredge, 234; Clyde Martin, 244-686; Denys Danley, 275-692. Women's Thursday Scratch 1. Physical Fit, 2.
Bell Products, 3. Brass Rail; Jeri Kimbrell, 214; Pat Miller, 244-626; Lori Dussault, 215; Marija Balija, 202; Chris Lee, 225-617; Laurie Jobe, 234; Cindy Steen, 205; Martha Stevenson, 203. Men's Major 1. Sew Vac, 2. Ebeiliens, 3.
Hot Tubs; Tom Highshoe, 267-772; Brad Louie, 288-687; Jeff Whitehead, 275-763; Dennis Donald 278-741; Rich Skinner, 290-720; Mark hansen, 264; Rob Martin, 258-719; Vic Millhouse, 289; Rich Larsen, 275-760; and Rich Lockwood was really hot, he rolled a 228 then came up with the big "300 and then a 234. giving him a total of 762. Thursday Special 1. 3 Right 1 Left, 2. Gutter Puppies, 3.
Team Five; Hal Moore, 223-579; Lynn Arnold, 201; Glen King, 241. Some Fun 4-Some 1. Team Six, 2. We re No. One, 3.
Schuda Bin; Jack Matton, 255. Friendly Four 1. Snivelers, 2. 3 P.M 3. Team Two; Squeek, 226; Brian Vignon, 242-660; Jim Buccellato, 236-589; Wayne Polstin, 211; Donnie Polstin.
234; Jim Borden, 267-590; Vince Buccellato, 223. Napa City Women 1. Kastner Pontiac, 2. Vierra Construction, 3. Vintage Roofing; Louise Hutchins.
201; Marge Woloschuk, 213. Guys and Gals 1. Team Eleven, 2. Team Seventeen, 3. Team Fifteen.
Hay Guttierrez, 234; Duane McGrath, 222; Jim Fallon, 211; Jan Marquis. 206; Doug Squire. 209; Steve McGrath. 233-637. Friday Blue Chip 1.
The Stampers, 2. 4-Dudley's, 3. The Kids; Don Willit, 220-615; and Erma Passini came through with flying colors, she had a triplicate of 151. Hawaii No. 1-Friday P.M.
1. Maui Maui, 2. Sugar-Kanes, 3. Coca-Nuts, Bob Farris, 246-652; Joe Horvath, 217; Monty Montoya, 262-644. Friday Church League 1.
Goof Balls, 2. Nomads, 3. Crushers; Valerie Armstrong, a junior bowler with a 123 average, bowled a big 200, Chuck Flukey, 209. DRIVING PROBLEMS? Forthe LOWEST RATES In Town CALL 252-4640 SR Filings Monthly Payments Phone Quotes CKESNUTT INSURANCE AGENCY 140SeondUNaa GIVE YOUR TRUCK RACE-PROVEN PERFORMANCE. By VADA SILVA Napa Bowl Special to the Register Napa Bowl is real proud of our junior bowlers.
In the junior city tournament a 18-year-old, A1 Robinson, shot a beautiful 299. Would you believe he left the 4 pin which Bel Aire Bowl gave to him. Im not sure what A1 did with it, sat it on the mantle or burnt it in the fireplace. Russ Mello, another 18-year-old, shot a fantastic game of 287, which was the highest game bowled in the Battle of the Bowls. The following are the Napa Bowl juniors that beat the Bel Aire juniors with high game and series: Rodney Johnson, 224-533; Jackie Joseph, 233-627; Keith Myers, 200-529; A1 Robinson, 201-590, Jeff Bean, 224-582; Casey Clouse, 205-523; Russ Mello, 287-728; and Rex Johnson, 200-561.
The total pins were Bel Aire Bowl, 4,245, and Napa Bowl, 4,673, so of course Gene Sousa, the owner of Napa Bowl, will receive a beautiful trophy to hold for a year. This was the first year for this event and like I said, We are real proud of our juniors. THE 23RD OF FEBRUARY was a big day. In the morning we had our No-Tap and we had a real good turnout. The winners are men, first place, Dean Morris, and second place, Rich Sullivan.
The woman winner was Maxine Steele. Then that night we had a 28-year-old get a little serious about this game. Rich Lockwood rolled a suburb game of 300. This was his fifth and each were bowled in a different house. Rich bowls in the Mens Major and Hawaii leagues.
In recent league action: Kings and Queens I. Rabble Rousers, 2. CAM Small Business, 3. Us; high games and series: Laurie Kee, 226; Bob Tildsley, 244; Chico Gonzales, 222; Hank Kee, 233-667; BiU Veadi, 238-651; Dean Johnson, 227; Mike Foust, 226. Nevada 1.
Die Unique Four, 2. Splitters, 3. Reese's Team; high games and series: Stan Borho, 242-711; Jim Durkin, 224; Rich Myers. 224, which is 78 pins over his average; Tom Hinckey, 246, thats 86 pins over his average. Sunday Mixed Four 1.
Kleen Sweep, 2. 4-Head Pins, 3 Who Care's; Bill Campbell, 210; Jim Haskins, 222; Tom Quiring, 216; Ronald Tattle, 220. Tahoe 1. 3 Right and 1 Wrong, 2. Winners, 3.
Ron Tyler, 222; George Pellhum, 233; Gary Mueller, 235-650; Greg Phillips, 235; Jan Moore, 227; James Surratt, 238; Dave Bonifaclnl, 265; Steve Joseph, 242; James Surratt, 248-714. Hawaii No. 2, Sunday A M. 1. S.D R.N.R., 2.
Just For Fun, 3. Happy Punchers, Robert Martin, 246-671; Drew Cox, 233; Stuart Hope, 232; Gina Helt, 220. Monday Majors 1. Wholly Terrors, 2. Agro Industrial, 3.
Napa Concrete; Mary Ann Rivira, 205; Joan Kasso, 213; ELIen Thompson, 203; Judy Eppard, 223. co*cktail 1. Napa Bowl Lounge, 2. The Lamplighters, 3 Jari's; Ed Harris, 241-657; Chuck Buterbaugh, 247-620; Bill Alekner, 235; Cindy Steen. 213: Lenard Ball, 215; Paul Saraisin, 259-668; Steve Katamar, 225; Audrey Martin, 203.
Men Handicap 1. Nita's Trophy, 2 New Roma. 3. Mother Goose; Mike Hennion, 221; Joe Volsansky, 247; Dale James, 215-637, Joe Roderick, 233. Women's All-Stars 1.
Kentucky Fried chicken, 2 Team One, 3 Team Four; Jettie Houghton, 212-604: Linda Pratt, 204, Phylis Ward, 213; Vickie Griffen, 204; Shylee Cole, 217-622 Cal-West Adult-Junior 1. Totally Confused. 2 Spoilers. 3. Monday Nite Blues: Lon Zanardi, 229-604; Jackie Joseph, 235; A1 Robinson, 244-676.
Russ Mello. 248; Jeff Bean, 245. Tuesday Swingers 1. Foul Ups, 2. Fabulous Four, 3.
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DAY LEAGUES Southern Belles 1. Odd Balls, 2. Snivelers, 3. Silly Billies. Early Birds 1.
Love Birds, 2. Up Your Average, 3. Old Crows; Mane Marshall picked up the 6-7-10; Judy Guzman, 212. Tuesday A Swingshift 1. Mixers, 2.
Strikers, 3. Gems; Bill Nichols, 225; Ernest Nagy, 225; Bob Pearson, 201; A1 Williams, 228-599; and Nan Lawson picked up the 4-7-9-10. Wednesday Wonders 1. Markers, 2. Screwballs, 3.
Fluffs; CeCe Delaca. 211. Wednesday Mixed Blue Chip 1. Us, 2. You Name It, 3.
Dinky Doo's; Cliff Hudson, 209; randy Bowman, 215-585. Wednesday Scratch Trio 1. Resets, 2. Pin-Ups, 3. The Hopefulls; Micki Hull, 253; Stephanie Francis, 202; Veda Burtehfield, 202.
Golden Age 1. Go-Go Balls, 2 Mix-Ups; 3. Hi-Hopes; everett Boon, 220. John Cardoza, 246-635; Benny Telega, 203; Cliff Laughridge, 212. Sirs and Chicks 1.
Lucky 13, 2. Us 3. Me and My R.C.; Bud scnroeder. 213; Chuck Elliott, 204; Frank Lammerman, 242; and with a 108 average, frank Wortz rolled a 174; Carl Carbone, 220; Frank Chrivia, 207. Thursday Doubles 1.
Up Your Alley. 2. No. 2, 3. Rollin 2.
Scholarship 1. Napanettes, 2. Rogues, 3. Honey Bees; Alberta Johnson rolled a nice triplicate score of 129 JUNIOR LEAGUES Wednesday Junior Tno 1. Parakeets, 2.
The Stars, 3. Three Dimensions Saturday Bantams 1 Night Riders, 2 Team Two, 3. Team Four. Napa Bowl Preps 1. Pro Sandbaggers.
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