The Star-News from Chula Vista, California • Page 26

D2 77w StorWVgwiSaturdav-Sundav. July 25-26, 1992 Scoreboard Community notepad Tickets now on sale for national amateur bowling championships Ace of the Month: Joe Kerrigan (68); Joyce Boutte (68). CrisaCox July 21 First flight: Dee Smith (30); Tina Tyner (31K); Joyce Boutte (32); Pat Hillsbery(32). Second flight: Barkie Mcesc (28 M.Waller (30 H); N.Espinoza (31). Third flight: Donna Logan (30); Lorraine Johnson (30); Barbara Comalli (30V4).

CHULA VISTA WOMEN'S CLUB Circle Nine Holes July 21 First flight: Linda Dolan (25); Betty Wills (25H); Hawa Macapinlac (36); Vi Donlan (37); Yuko Tinnin (37). Second flight: Martha Sorrells; Faye Weiss (34W); Mary Jane DcCamp (34 W); TeeBcckley(35). Third flight: Marilynne Tannonc (31); Irene Schmitt (34); Mary Lu Parry (37); Katy Kullmann (38 to); Hisako Hammack (39Mi); Maddy Gonzalez (39 W). Tickets for the U.S. National Amateur Bowling Championships at Brunswick Premier Lanes, August 2-8, are on sale at area bowling centers and offices of the Men's and Women's Bowling Associations of San Diego.

Ruby Buck, President of the the San Diego Women's Bowling Association, and Karl Czapor, President of the San Diego Men's Bowling Association, announced a scale of prices leading up to the televised finals of the tournament on Saturday, August 8. Nominal prices of $2 and $3 are in effect for the Monday through Friday afternoon competition, and for Saturday's televised finals the price will be $5. Dyed-in-the-wool fans can purchase a season badge, good for all sessions including the finals for only $10. Czapor and Buck said that all centers in the area will have tickets and in North San Diego County, tickets will also be on sale at the Vista Entertainment Center and Palomar Lanes, site of a recent PBA Senior event. Brunswick Premier Lanes will also have a consignment of tickets for all sessions.

The tournament which is sponsored by Brunswick, brings 168 of the nation's outstanding amateur bowlers, both men and women, to the area to decide Team USA for 1993. The six men and women who emerge from the pinfest will represent the U.S. in domestic and international competition in 1993, and is part of the effort to gain recognition for bowling as a medal sport in the Olympics. Ticket information also can be gained by callingjhe Women's Association at 283-5729, and the Men's Association at 281-5571. Inaugural Bonita Sunrise Classic fun run to be held at EastLake on a takedown with :15 left to force overtime.

Toth scored first takedown 54 seconds into OT. 191.5 POUNDS Black (Southwest) defeated Reynaga (El Cajon Valley) best 2-of-3. Reynaga won first challenge on 2:37 pin. Black won second challenge on 3:20 pin. Black won deciding challenge on 1:20 pin.

Black led first challenge 4-2 before Reynaga rallied for the winning fall. Black rallied from 3-0 deficit in second challenge to take lead a 9-5 before scoring challenge-tying pin, and led on points in deciding challenge at time of rail. 220 POUNDS Exhibition: Gamble (Kearny) dec. Stephens (Kearny) 14-6. TUESDAY, JULY 28 (Defenders) 98: DelJin (Fallbrook) vs.

Harbin (Mar Vista). 114.5: Barragan (El Centro) vs. Duenas (Escondido). 123: Stanley (Clairemont) vs. Wright (Monte Vista).

Winner vs. Harrison (Bonita Vista). 132: Mendoza (Bonita Vista) vs. Miller (Poway)-Rebelez (Monte Vista) winner. 143: Monty (RBV) vs.

Bell (Grossmont). 154: Torres (Castle Park) vs. Barker (Poway). 165: Simpson (Helix) vs. Jones (Lincoln).

178: Dressel (Rancho Bernardo) vs. Toth (Ramona). 191.5: Stephens (Kearny) vs. Black (Southwest). 220: Thompson (San Dieguito) vs.

Trammell (El Cajon Valley). 275: Kuehn (Poway) vs. Haney (Madison). THURSDAY, JULY 30 (Defenders) 105.5: Nocum (Monte Vista) vs. Lee (Poway).

114.5: Hambrick (Chula Vista) vs. Barragan (El Centro)-Duena8 (Escondido) winner. 123: Plasencia (Aztecs) vs. winner of Tuesday's challenge. 132: Salo (Poway) vs.

winner of Tuesday's challenge. 143: Morel (Poway) vs. Monty (RBV)-Bcll (Grossmont) winner. 154: Bright (Poway) vs. Torres (Castle Park)-Barker (Poway) winner.

165: Will-son (Palmdale) vs. Simpson (He-lix)-Jones (Lincoln) winner. 191.5: Mal-liet (Poway) vs. Stephens (Kearny)-Black (Southwest) winner. 220: Schertzer (Castle Park) vs.

Thompson (San Dicguito)-Trammell (El Cajon Valley) winner. 275: Fahra (Hoover) vs. Kuehn (Poway)-Haney (Madison) winner. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 (Defenders) 123: Broussard (Patrick Henry). 132: Betancourt (RBV).

154: Enloc (Aztecs). 165; Corpus (Aztecs). 220: Gamble (Kearny). WEIGHT ALLOWANCE Tuesday, July 28: 6 pounds over base weight. Thursday, July 30: 5 pounds over base weight.

Tuesday, August 3: 4 pounds over base weight. Challenge dates: Tuesday and Thursday evenings from p.m. at San Diego High School. For more information on the 1992 San DiegoCalifornia State Games challenge team, contact either Ruben Leon (724-4542) or Dick Bailey (258-8448). Youth Baseball DISTRICT 42 SCHEDULE LITTLE LEAGUE MAJORS DISTRICT TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At Encanto Little League Monday, July 20 Imperial Beach 7, National City American 6 Tuesday, July 21 Imperial Beach 4, South Bay 2 Wednesday, July 22 Championship game: Encanto 9, Imperial Beach 8 (Encanto advances to section tournament) SECTION 8 TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At North Park Saturday, July 25 District 32-District 22, 10 a.m.

District 41 vs. District 31, 2 p.m. Sunday, July 26 District 42 (Encanto) vs. District 41-District 31 winner, 1 p.m. District 33 vs.

District 32-District 22 winner, 4 p.m. Monday, July 27 Loser's bracket games, 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 28 Winner's bracket final, 5 p.m. Loser's bracket game, 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 29 Loser's bracket final, 5 p.m.

Thursday, July 30 Championship game, 5 p.m. (Friday, July 31, 5 p.m., if necessary) JUNIOR LEAGUE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At Spring Valley Senior League Monday, July 20 Sweetwater Valley 12, Encanto 9 Tuesday, July 21 Sweetwater Valley 21, Spring Valley 9 Wednesday, July 22 Championship game: Twin Hills 6, Sweetwater Valley 3 (Twin Hills advances to section tournament) SECTION 8 TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At Mira Mesa West Saturday, July 25 District 42 (Twin Hills) vs. District 31. 1 p.m. District 33 vs.

District 41, 1 p.m. Sunday, July 26 District 32 vs. District 31-District 42 winner, 1 p.m. District 22 vs. District 33-District 41 winner, lp.m.

Monday, July 27 Loser's bracket games, 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 28 Winner's bracket final, 5 p.m. Laser's bracket game, 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 29 Loser's bracket final, 5 p.m. Thursday, July 30 Championship game, 5 p.m.

(Friday, July 31, 5 p.m., if necessary) SENIOR LEAGUE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At Imperial Beach Senior League Monday, July 20 Imperial Beach 10, Park View 8 Tuesday, July 21 Imperial Beach 4, San Ysidro 0 Wednesday, July 22 Championship game: Twin Hills 15, Imperial Beach 5 (Twin Hills advances to section tournament) SECTION 8 TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At Sweetwater Valley Little League Saturd ay, uly 25 District 31 vs. District 32, 1 p.m. District 41 vs. District 33, 4 p.m. Sunday, July 26 District 22 vs.

District 31-District 32 winner, 1 p.m. District 42 (Twin Hills) vs. District 41-District 33 winner, 4 p.m. Monday, July 27 District 31-District 32 loser vs. District 41-District 33 loser, 5 p.m.

Losers of Sunday's games, 5 p.m. at Park View Little League Tuesday, July 28 Winner's bracket final, 5 p.m. Loser's bracket game, 5 p.m. at Park View Little League Wednesday, July 29 Loser's bracket game, 5 p.m. Thursday, July 30 Championship game, 5 p.m.

(Friday, July 31, 5 p.m., if necessary) The Bonita Sunrise Rotary is putting on its inaugural Bonita Sunrise Classic Family Fun Run Saturday, August 22. The event is also being sponsored by the Star-News, City of Chula Vista Parks Recreation Department, SDGE, Laidlaw, Community Hospital of Chula Vista, Kaiser Permanente, Jamison Bell, Fer-gus Graphic Arts, EastLake Development Company, San Diego Trust Savings Bank and Creaser, Price Companies. Included in the event, which will be held at the new course in the EastLake area, will be a 5K runwalk, a 10K runwalk, a 10K team run and a roller blade race. Wheelchair participants are also encouraged to come out and compete. All proceeds raised from the event will go to the Bonita Sunrise Rotary 's "Reach Out With Rotary: Christmas Outreach This special program works directly through referrals from Chula Vista school nurses.

There will be food, drinks and prizes including a commemorative medallion for all entrants under 18 years of age and T-shirts are included in the entry fee. For more information, contact Ken Larsen at 691-5007, or Jack Blakely at 420-7353. Blackhawks turn out lights on Power in Professional Cup series opener Pro Soccer Beach Padres). Manager: Latif Salaama (Skyline Pirates). RESULTS SUNDAY, JULY 19 Sweetwater Valley Reds 12, Sweetwater Valley Yankees 10.

Reds 6 hits, 2 errors. Yankees: 8 hits, 4 errors. Reds: Edrozo, Hall (4), Field (6) and Ona, Richardson (5). Yankees: Slaton, Philpot (4), Odcn (4) and Gonzalez. WP: Hall.

LP: Philpot. Hitting: Morales (Reds) 2-4; Mesa (Yankees) 3-4; Chateau (Yankees) 2-RBI double; Gonzalez (Yankees) grand slam home run. STATISTICAL LEADERS Yankees: Armando Mesa Jon Kuehler Steve Goodman Chris Peterson J.P. Gonzalez .297. RBI: Jon Kuehler 21; J.P.

Gonzalez 9. HR: Jon Kuehler 4. Stolen bases: Jon Kuehler 9. ERA: Chris Odcn 1.83, 44 -strikeouts in 42 IP, 34 walks, 24 hits, 4-1 record; Jon Kuehler 2.03, 46 strikeouts in 31 IP, 22 walks, 23 hits, 3-1 record. Padres: Rob O'Neal .432, .553 on-base percentage, .622 slugging percentage, 9 RBI; J.

Wozniak .419, .500 on-base percentage, .419 slugging percentage, 12 RBI. Pitching: Rob O'Neal, 24 strikeouts in 22 IP, 1-1 record; J.J. Wozniak, 26 strikeouts in 33 IP, 2-4 record. Pirates: Damon Hutsona Gary Thompson Archie Amerson Kelvin Bynes .354. KR: Kelvin Byncs Damon Hutsona Gary Thompson Archie Amerson 2.

Pitching: Robert Rios, 5-0 record, 1 save, 34 strikeouts in 34 IP, 18 hits 13 walks. Reds: Joe Morales .429, 6 RBI, 1 HR. ERA: Gabe Edrozo 2.33, 4-0 record, 37 strikeouts in 24 IP, 17 hits, 13 walks. Wrestling CALIFORNIA STATE GAMES 1992 CHALLENGE TEAM JUNIOR OLYMPIC DIVISION (Double Elimination) At San Diego High ORDER OF BOUTS TUESDAY, JULY 21 105.5 POUNDS Lee (Poway) defeated J.Martinez (Chula Vista) 9-2, Lee (Poway) defeated Beitlcr (El Capitan) :21 pin, 15-0 (technical fall at Lee ranked in top 10 in state during high school season. 114.5 POUNDS Nogales (Aztecs) defeated Baird (Poway) by default.

132 POUNDS Abad (Madison) defeated Baird (Poway) by default; Miller (Poway) defeated Galvan (El Capitan) by default. Exhibition: Miller dec. Narvaez, 14-2. 143 POUNDS Welk (Vista) defeated Mikita (Escon-dido) by default; Bell (Grossmont) defeated Alvarez (El Centro) on pins of 3:57 and 3:59. Bell led 8-1 in first challenge before scoring a fall and 6-4 in second challenge at time of his pin.

In second challenge, Alvarez led 1-0 until Bell tied match on a takedown 1:50 into the bout. Bell took a 3-1 lead with 1:45 Bed in the match but Alvarez tied the score, 3-3, 30 seconds later with a perfectly-executed Russian roll. Bell regained his two-point advantage before Alvarez cut the margin to a point, 5-4, with 30 seconds remaining. Bell countered with a takedown 10 seconds later. 154 POUNDS Barker (Poway) defeated Halsey (RBV) 15-0 (technical fall at 16-0 (technical fall at Serviolo (San Pasqual) defeated Hafer (Poway) by default.

178 POUNDS Toth (Ramona) defeated Rowland (Lincoln) by default. 191.5 POUNDS Black (Southwest) defeated Babauta (Madison) by default; Rcynaga (El Cajon Valley) defeated Sada (Crawford) by default. 220 POUNDS Trammell (El Cajon Valley) defeated Haas (Poway) by default. THURSDAY, JULY 23 98 POUNDS Harbin (Mar Vista) defeated Tottrcss (Castle Park) on pins of 31 and 11 seconds. Harbin vacated second-seeded spot at 105.5 to drop to challenge at 98.

Harbin led 3-0 at time of first pin; Harbin got Tottrcss in a cradle off the face-ofTto end second challenge. 114.5 POUNDS Ducnas (Escondido) defeated Nogales (Aztecs) by default. Exhibition: Duenas (Escondido) dec. J.Martinez (Chula Vista) 16-1 (technical fall at 123 POUNDS Wright (Monte Vista) defeated Torres (El Centro) best 2-of-3. Wright won first challenge, 15-7; Torres won second challenge on 1:31 pin (touch fall); Wright won deciding challenge, 10-4.

Wright finished high school season 35-7 at 112 pounds, placing third at CIF-San Diego Section Masters Championships and compiling a 1-2 mark at CIF-State Meet. Torres wrestled prep season at 103 pounds. Wright wrestles Stanley of Clairemont for right to challenge Harrison of Bonita Vista. 132 POUNDS Mendoza (Bonita Vista) defeated Abad (Madison) 3:59 pin, 9-1. Mendoza led first challenge 5-1 until Abad executed a throw with 1:00 remaining to cut deficit to 5-4.

Mendoza responded with four unanswered points before scoring pin with :01 showing on the clock on a standing cradle. Mendoza built up a 7-0 lead in second challenge before Abad scored a point. Exhibition: Salo (jPoway) dec. Ta-lamantes (Mission Bay) 9-0. 143 POUNDS Bell (Grossmont).

defeated Welk (Vista) 13-1, 2:41 pin. Bell finished high school season 44-1, second in the state at 140 pounds. Bell scored final 10 points in a iirst challenge) utilizing a-standing-crotch throw lo perfection. second challenge was scoreless for the first 2:35 before Bell launched Welk for two three-point throws. Bell led 15-1 at time of fall.

IMPOUNDS Barker (Poway) defeafe'd Serviolo (San Pasqual) 15-0 (technical fall at 15-Q (technical fall at Barker failed to allow a technical point in two challenges, outscoring Serviolo 30-0 in 4:04 on the mat 165 POUNDS Jones (Lincoln) defeated Laidlaw (Ramona) by injury default 178 POUNDS Toth (Ramona) defeated Neal (San Diego) 7-2, 4-3 (overtime). Neal led second challenge 2-1 then tied bout at 3-3 Recreation Golf CITY OF CHULA VISTA PARKS RECREATION DEPT. ADULT GOLF LEAGUE MAXFLI DIVISION July 13 Standings: Niblicks 7-2; Sore Tomorrow 6V-3Vi; Scott Painting Co. 6-4; Dean's Putters 5-4 Vt; Mac's Flight 5-5; Bitchin Guys 4-6; Legends 4-6; WGASA Mulligans 3-6; Putters Chug-gcrs 3-7 Leading scorers (average): Gray (Niblicks) 6.00; Leonhardt (Sore Tomorrow) 6.00; McKinney (Niblicks) 6.00; Conforth (Dean's Putters) 5.94, Hart (WGASA) 5.81; Lee (Niblicks) 5.56; Aguilar (Legends) 5.50; Scott (Scott Painting Co.) 5.50; Martinson (Mac's Flight) 5.44; Much (Scott Painting Co.) 5.40. TITLEIST DIVISION July 13 Standings: AMF's 8-2; Hookers 6W-3H; Missing Links 6-4; Myrtle's Turtles 5V4-4Vi; Balatas 5-5; Murphy's Law 4W-5Vi; Pinmen 3W-6W; Just for the Beer 1-9 Leading scorers (average): Bryant (Murphy's Law) 6.25; Schaefer (Myrtle's Turtles) 6.20; C.

Cline (Missing Links) 6.13; Reed (Hookers) 6.00; Martin (Myrtle's Turtles) 5.90; S. Meza (Myrtle's Turtles) 5.70; B. Cline (Missing Links) 5.64; Mayorga (AMF's) 5.60; Campos (Balatas) 5.40. Recreation Softball CHULA VISTA PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT. EUCALYPTUS LEAGUE Monday Men's League Team Blasters Truck Stop 4 0 Jack's All-Stars 2 2 Puma 2 2 Monday Knights 2 2 Free Sch wingers 2 2 Bones 0 4 Tuesday Women's League Team 5 0 Outlaws II 4 1 Moose Crew 2 3 Roothless 2 3 California Girls 1 4 Vicious Rumors 0 5 July 14 Moose Crew 6 California Girls 19, Vicious Rumors 6 Outlaws II 7, Roothless 2 Wednesday Men's League Team Trackers 5 0 WGASA 4 1 Blacksox 2 3 Sharks 2 3 Deadsox 1 4 Shields Realty 1 4 July 15 Trackers 15, Blacksox 8 Sharks 19, Shields Realty 10 WGASA 21, Deadsox 4 Thursday's Men's League Team Beach Farts 4 0 Crane Rigging 3 1 EAC 2 2 Sergio's Shockers 2 2 Pro-Care 1 3 Big Guys 0 4 July 16 Beach Farts 11, EAC 5 Crane Rigging 10, Pro-Care 7 Sergio's Shockers 19, Big Guys 3 Friday's Men's League Team Hitting Machine 3 0 Sluggers Chuggers 2 1 Sore Tomorrow 2 1 Garcia's Tree Service 1 2 Wild Thing 1 2 Hunt for Tile 0 3 DISCOVERY LEAGUE Monday Men's League (Middle Field) Team Jimmy's Kids 3 2 No Fear 3 2 RCP 3 2 Reds 3 2 Renegades 3 2 Home Depot 0 5 July 13 Renegades 13, No Fear 5 Reds 11, Jimmy's Kids 10 RCP 15, Home Depot 4 Tuesday Men's League (Middle Field) Team Bluedevils ...5 0 Performance Electric 2 "TeamlrieT.

2 2 Big Daddy's Dirty 1 3 Hackers 0 4 July 14 Bluedevils 6, Performance Electric 2 Tuesday Men's League (West Field) Team 1 Rohr Raiders 4 Sweetwater A's ...........4 1 One Bad Inning 2 3 1 4 Wild Bunch 0 6 July 14 Sweetwater A's 7, Swim Longshots 0 Please see Scoreboard: D-3 Collegiate League SAN DIEGO COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE American Division Team Indians 3 2 Royals 3 2 Angels 2 2 National Division Team Cubs 3 1 Mets 2 3 Padres 1 4 STATISTICAL LEADERS HITTING Batting Average Afcnir (Angels) Vallarelli (Padres) Wilson (Angels) Fisher (Padres) Forster (Angels) Sor-rell (Angels) Hallisay (Royals) Von Lehesterz (Angels) Douglas (Indians) Salmon (Mets) .326. Slugging Percentage Vallarelli (Padres) Forster (Angels) Wilson (Angels) Afenir (Angels) Hallisey (Royals) Champoux (Royals) Sorrell (Angels) Mitchell (Indians) .450. On-Base Percentage Afcnir (Angels) Vallarelli (Padres) Matthews (Cubs) Salmon (Mets) Fisher (Padres) Gunther (Cubs) Forster (Angels) Mitchell (Indians) .429. Team Batting Angels Mets Royals Padres Indians Cubs .219. PITCHING Eamed-run average Jones (Royals) 0.74; DePerro (Cubs) 0.95; Stone (Indians) 1.28; Miller (Angels) 1.49; McWilliams (Cubs) 1.69; Nelson (Royals) 1.81; Hagen (Indians) 1.93; Thomas (Angels) 2.02.

Team ERA Indians 2.08; Mets 2.21; Royals 2.28; Angels 2.66; Cubs 3.26; Padres 4.20. INDIANS STATISTICS (Through July 15) HITTING Batting Average (Minimum 30 at-bats) Sosa Douglas Mitchell Hagen Rushford Hopgood Morton Kimm. 176. Slugging Percentage Sosa Mitchell Rushford Hagen .355. PITCHING Earned-run average -(Minimum 10 innings) Rushford 0.66; Richardson 0.75; Stone 1.28; Arnold 1.58; Hagen 1.93; Salazar 2.70.

UPCOMING SCHEDULE Monday, July 27: Indians vs. Cubs at Southwestern College, 6:15 p.m.t Wed-' nesday, July 29: Indian. Angels at Southwestern College, 5:15 p.tn,; Fri day, July 31: Indians vs. Royals at Southwestern College, 6:15 p.m. Golf Clubs BONITA WOMEN'S GOLF CLUB Low Net July 14 First flight: Joyce Boutte (68); Max-ine Davis (71).

Second flight: Jo Kerrigan (68); Dar-lene Nothwang (71); Elizabeth Wamer (7U Third flight: Pattie Cox (70); Donna SANTA CLARA The San Francisco Bay Blackhawks beat the indoor National Professional Soccer League's Chicago Power, 2-0, in their first-round opener of the Professional Cup tournament Wednesday night in front of 2,050 fans at Buck Shaw Stadium, but the beating could easily have been worse. In fact, for a while it appeared the Power would suffer the worst pummelling of Chicagoans since the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. The Blackhawks outshot their visitors from the Midwest by an outrageous margin of 28-2. However, the 'Hawks could manage only a pair of first-half goals, had a few other close calls, and otherwise had trouble finishing their scoring opportunities.

"Certainly, I am disappointed with the overall results, but a win is a win, especially in a cup tie. Of course, we're in a slump where we're having trouble finishing, but I hope we can take advantage of tonight's positives," said Black-hawk head coach Laurie Calloway. "It's not like we haven't been trying we're working as hard as we can on finishing from close range but we're in a slump and we'll eventually snap out of it," added Blackhawk and United States National Team midfielder Dominic Kin-near, the subject of high praise by Power defender Bret Hall. Chicago head coach Pato Margetic was very diplomatic after the match, though his team had been swamped by the APSL's current third-place club and its defending champions. "We were overwhelmed tonight by a very good, technical team," said Margetic, who also plays at striker for his club.

The veteran of outdoor and indoor soccer in the U.S. also said he felt that his team was fortunate to allow only two goals, adding that the Power "will be ready" for the Blackhawks when the teams face off in the second leg of the series August 19 in Chicago. Sweeper Danny Pena got the Blackhawks on the board in the 19th minute. After a Kinnear cornerkick had been parried around by a few Blackhawk and Power players, Jorge Salazar settled the ball at the near touchline about 1 5 yards from goal. His far-post cross then proceeded to find Pena quite unmarked for a 1 -0 lead.

Pena's goal was the Blackhawks' first since Mike Masters tallied early against Miami in a 2-1 loss July 4 some 277 minutes of playing time. The Blackhawks' second goal, tallied in the. 38th minute, was a "gimme" goal by virtual definition. In fact, it was in-dicative of how things went on the ing for Chicago. Salazar positioned 30 yards from goal on the left touchline chipped a "dump" pass toward the left wing.

As the ball found space, it bounced twice, which left a pair of Power defenders dazed. Midfielder Paul Holocher ran under the semi-airborne sphere and tucked it under Chicago goalkeeper Markus Roy's right side for a 2-0 edge. Besides those goals, Pena, Peter Isaacs and Joey Leonettl each hit one kind of post or another. "Sure, we should have won 5-0 or 6-0 but we hope to gain from It It was almost like the Panama (EuroKickers) series, where we could not help but APSL (Through July 18) Team GF GA Pts Tampa Bay 7 2 20 9 55 Colorado 7 4 16 13 54 SFBay 6 5 19 17 51 Miami 2 6 9 20 23 Ft. Lauderdale 2 7 8 14 21 APSL LEADERS Total points: Jean Harbor (TB) 6-2-14; Taifour Diane (CO) 6-1-13; Kevin Sloan (TB) 5-3-13; Peter Isaacs (SFB) 5-2-12; Philip Gyau (TB) 4-2-10; Mike Masters (SFB) 4-2-10.

Goalkeeping: Bill Andracki (TB) 0 84 GAA (4 shutouts); Jim St. Andre (CO) 1.16 (2 shutouts); Mark Dodd (CO) 116 (1 shutout); Mark Dougherty (SFB) 1 .24 (3 shutouts); Arnie Mausser (FtL) 1 .40 (1 shutout); Scoop Stanisic (Ml) 2.26 (1 shutout). score, Calloway in reference to the near-goals. The Blackhawks racked up 10 corners to the Power's four. Roy, youngest son of former Sting coach Willy Roy, was called on to make nine saves while Dave Salzwedel, an alumnus of Cal-Lutheran University, recorded one save to notch his first professional shutout.

In the 77th minute, Chicago's Vilmar "Vava" Marquez split between a pair of defenders to enter the penalty area alone on Salzwedel, who then stopped the point-blank shot. The Blackhawks swing back into APSL action Sunday night, July 26 against the Ft. Lauderdale Strikers at San Jose's Spartan Stadium. APSL Notepad: The Tampa Bay Rowdies crushed the Miami Freedom, 8-2, Saturday, July 18 at the Orange Bowl to vault past the Blackhawks and Colorado Foxes into first place. The carnage didn't set a league record (the all-time APSL rout was Seattle's 1 0-2 pummeling of visiting Arizona on June 2, 1990) but the Rowdies certainly were thorough.

Tampa Bay defender Steve Trittschuh scored the first goal in the fourth minute, and the Rowdies built a 4-0 lead before the Freedom rallied less than two minutes before the half on goals by defender Luis Medina and veteran forward Derek Sanderson. That, however, was Miami's last look at the game as Tampa Bay scored four unanswered goals in the second half. The Rowdies' trio of former Maryland Bays stars led the way: Forward Philip Gyau scored three goals and chipped in an assist to earn Player of the Week honors; midfielder Kevin Sloan added a goal and two assists and forward Jean Harbor -jumped into the lead in the APSL scoring race with two goals (six goals, two assists for 14 points overall). In addition, Trittschuh scored a second goal, and defender Ralph Black recorded two assists to take the league lead in that category with five. Coaches' Poll: The Blackhawks and 19-year-old Taifour Diane of the Foxes were the favorites of the APSL head coa-, ches in an informal mid-season poll conducted by the league.

The Blackhawks were rated No. 1 in three of five team categories and Diane paced two of six individual player categories. The Blackhawks were voted No. 1 in best team attack, best team skill and best team fitness while Diane took top honors in best technical player and toughest player to mark. Big League DISTRICT 42 STANDINGS Final Regular Season Team PCT -Skyline Pirates 15 3 0.833 Sweetwater Valley Reds 11 7 0.611 Sweetwater Valley Yankees.9 9 0.500 Imperial Beach Padres 8 10 0.444 Twin Hills Giants 8 10 0.444 Imperial Beach Cubs 7 11 0.389 Encanto 4 14 0.222 x-District champions.

SECTION 8 TOURNAMENT (Double Elimination) At Santana National, San tee Saturday, July 25 District 32 vs. District 31, 5 p.m. District 42 vs. District 33, 8 p.m. Sunday, July 26 District 32-District 31 loser vs.

District 42-District 33 loser, 5 p.m. District 41 vs. District 32-District 31 winner, 8 p.m. Monday, July 27 Loser's bracket game, 5 p.m. District 42-District 33 winner vs.

winner of Sunday's winner's bracket game, 8 p.m. Tuesday's July 28 Loser's bracket final, 8 p.m. Wednesday, July 29 Jw game, 8 p.m. (Thurs-- day, July 30, 5 if necessary) DISTRICT 42 ALL-STAR TEAM Archie Amerson (Skyline Pirates); Jason Brians (Imperial Beach Cuba); Kelvin Bynes (Skyline Pirates); Gabe Edrozo (Sweetwater Valley Reds); J.P. Gonzalez (Sweetwater Valley Yankees); Mikaele Hale (Twin Hills Giants); Damon Hutsona (Skyline Pirates); Jon Kuehler (Sweetwater Valley Yankees); Kevin Locke (Imperial Beach Cubs); Ronald Moore (Encanto); Joe Morales (Sweetwater Valley Reds); Rob O'Neal (Imperial Beach Padres); Robert Rios (Skyline Pirates); Gary Thompson (Skyline Pirates); J.J.

Wozniak (Imperial.