Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 10

1981 meet Del Rio Olympians take 12 first place finishes SAN C'havira paced the Del Rio Junior Olympics track and field team In the 1981 qualifiers tfcet here, while the Del Rio High School star vaulter continued his winning ways. Competing in the meet's junior division, Chavlra took first place in the 100-, 200 and 400-meter runs In times of 11,54, 23,94 and 54.40 seconds, respectively. Bruce took first place in the senior division with a 16-foot vault, Also placing first from the Del Rio team were seniors Richard Garza with a time of 7:40 in the 1500-meter race walk; Robin Gordon in the shot put with a toss of 37-9 ty, and in the discus with 119-6; and Lena Guavnra with a time of 10:40 in the 1500 meter race walk, Placing first In the Intermediate division was Dwayne Brock with a time of 23.48 in the 200-meter run. He also took second with a time of in the 100- meter run. Sammy Mellott won the 80-meter intermediate hurdles with a time of 13.99 in the junior division and Carrie Turk won the shot put and discus with tosses of 23-7 and 62.8, respectively for Del Rio's midget division.

Taking second place in the senior division were Richard Garza with a time of 2:06 in the 800-meter run; Ray Maldonado with a discus throw of 147-11, and the 1600 meter relay team of Mark Castillo, Ricky Osteen, Robert Torres and Brodies Turk, who turned in a time of 3:38.2. Third place seniors were Ray Maldonado, shot put, 42-7; Robert Torres, 400 intermediate hurdles, 58.54; and the relay team of Dwayne Brock, Mark Castillo, Ricky Osteen and Brodie Turk, 44.40. Taking third in the junior division was Sammy Mellott with a time of 2:21.93 in the 800-meter run; and third in the midget division were Kelley MacGillivray's 1:13 in the 400- meter run and Tim Lapisto with a time of 2:56.13 in the 800- meter run. Earning fourth place were the 400-meter relay team of 'Kelley Corder, Tim Lapisto, Cristina Molina and Kelley Macgillivary; Kelley Corder in the 400-meter run and Robert Torres in the 110 high hurdles, and Kelly MacGillivary in the 800-meter run. Rookie League banquet June 30 The Amistfld Rookie League will present more than $1,500 in trophies to Little Leaguers in the fund-raising banquet to be held Tuesday, in, the Civic Center at 7 p.m.

About 180 youngsters win DC given trophies by mo Mayor Herb Whltls. The founders of the league, Filcmon Ortiz, Richard Castro, Jesse Ortiz, Richard Perez, and Henry Gomez will also be honored by Whitis at the banquet. The tournament champion Coca-Cola Sprites will receive a special trophy for winning the post-season tournament, and the sponsor will keep it for one full year, or until the championship is relinquished. The league is selling thermo-sleeves for $2 each as a fundraising effort, according to Richard Riley, president of the league, there will be another $2 charge to be admitted into the banquet, but players will get in free, "This is about the only way we can raise money. It costs quite a bit to keep the league operating," Riley said.

Riley said the league, now in its fifth year had avery successful season. "The original purpose of the Rookie League was for the kids who can't qualify in the American or National Little Leagues. We felt this was not fair, so we came up with the league," he said. Only 7-10 year-olds are allowed to compete, and it's the only league where there is a mandatory rule that every player must play at least two innings. The final fund-raiser of the year will be a slow-pitch softball game pitting the Amistad Rookie League coaches, managers, and officers against the American and National Little League at Hogan Park in mid-July.

Keeping Up With Sports City RECREATION SciiEduU The Cityf Recreation Department has released its schedule for the week of June 29-July 3 for youngsters ages 6-15. Monday, June 29, Memorial Campus 8:40 9 Exercises Thre- legged race (ages 6-8) sack races, (9-11), bat-on-the- head relay (12-15) 9:30 10:30 Arts and crafts, frisbee football, softball (6-8), croquet (9-10) 10:30 -11 -Basketball (11-15) Volleyball (11-15), kickball (6-10) Dodgeball (11-15) 1:45 2:45 Indoor games (0-10), outdoor gameppl-iS) 3:15 4 Orange relays Free play. Tuesday, June 30 8:30 noon-; Swimming at Moore Park Pool: parents must provide own transportation 1-2 -r Volleyball 11-15) four square (6-R), twister (9-10), rehearsal 2-3 Potato relays (11-15), bat-on-head relays (6-10), rehearsal Dodgeball (11-15), indoor games (6-10), Fourth of July performance 4:15 4:30 Free play. Wednesday, July 1 8:40 9 Exercises jumping jacks. 9-10 Badminton (6-10), volleyball (11-15) Kickball (6-10), Volleyball (11-15), painting (12-15) 10:45 11 Preparation for picnic 11 noon Picnic at Moore Park Pack your own lunch' 3:50 Practice relays and games for fourth of July 3:50 4:30 Back to Memorial for dismissal.

Thursday, July 2 8:30 noon Swimming at Moore Park Pool: parents must provide own transportation -Basketball (6-9) 1:45 2:30 Parachute games (all. ages) 2:30 3:30 Dodgeball (11-15), indoor games (fi-IO) 4:15 4:30 Free play Friday. July 3 No program Monday, June 29, 7th Grade Campus 8:40 9:15 Exorcises and "Simon Says 1 9:15 10 Outdoor games 10:15 11 Kickball, softball, 11 11:45 Jumprope, struck-in-thc-mud, balls- land, frisbee, football, music appreciation, volleyball, tumbling same as above. Tuesday, June 30 8:30 noon --Swimming at Moore Park: parents must provide own transportation 1:4:30 Ball stand, dodgeball, bingo Wednesday, Jvily Picnic at Moore Park: Children will leave campus at 9 and 1 rehearse for fourth of July games, contests and dancing. Pack your own sack lunch and coke.

Thursday, July 2 8:30 noon- Swimming at Moore Park: Parents must provide own transportation Lemon relay, indoor games, freeze tag Friday, July 3 No program. CD AUTO RACING "Atlanta Twin 125's Qualifying" 9:00 CD SPORTS CENTER 0:30 CD VOLLEYBALL "Superstar Cup" Ontario vs. Saskatchewan (Match 24) 10:00 (D NA8L SOCCER Portland Timbers vs. Tulsa Roughnecks AFTERNOON 12:00 QQ WRESTLING "National Senior Greco-Roman Championships" 12:30 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 12:46 FUTBOL Atlante Espanol vs. Ueon 1:30 WIMBLEDON TENNIS Coverage of early-round tournament matches In the prestigious All-England Tennis Championships (from Wimbledon Stadium In London, England).

DANNY THOMAS MEMPHIS QOLF CLASSIC Final-round coverage of this 72- hole PQA Tour event (live from the Colonial Country Club In Cordova, 2:00 CD AUTO RACING "Atlanta Twin 125's Final" 3:00 ROUND CERO 3:30 8PORT8WORLD Irish Sweeps (from Dublin, Ireland); World Invitational Pairs Bodybuilding Championship (from Atlantic City, N.J.); Survival of the Fittest; 1981 Tour de France Bicycle Race. SPORTS SUNDAY Charlotte Sportsmen "300" (from Charlotte, N.C.); World's Greatest Pool Players (from Lake Tahoe, 4:00 CD Ace Championships Final" (Match 8) 4:30 WRESTLING CD F.A. SOCCER "The Road To Wembley" (Final) 5:00 QD GUANTES DE GALA EVENING 6:30 CD SPORTS CENTER 7:00 CD HORSESHOW JUMPING "Grand Slam" (Part 2) 0:00 CD ALL-STAR SOCCER 10:00 CD SPORTS CENTER 11:00 CD AUTO RACING "Atlanta Twin 125's Final" 1:00 CD SPORTS CENTER With 4. HOME RUNS: Thomas, Milwaukee, 15; Evans, Boston, 13; Armas, Oakland, 13; Gray, Seattle, 13; Ford, California, 12. STOLEN BASES: Hen- -derson, Oakland, 33; Cruz, Seattle, 28; Dilone, Cleveland, 17; LeFlore, Chicago, 15; Bumbry, Baltimore, 12.

PITCHING (6 Decisions): Clear, Boston, 7-1, .875, 3.21; Honeycutt, Texas, 6-1, .857, 3.43; Vuckovich, Milwaukee, 8-2, .800, 3.42; Morris, Detroit, 9-3, .750, 2.56; Forsch, California, 9-3, .750, 2.27; McGregor, Baltimore, 6-2, .750, 3.15; Torrez, Boston, 6-2, Burns, Chicago, 6-2, .750,3.09. STRIKEOUTS: Barker, Cleveland, 70; Blyleven, Cleveland, 67; Flanagan, Baltimore, 62; Davis, New York, 60; Leonard, Kansas City, 59. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (115 at bats): Youngblood, New York, Howe, Houston, Rose, Philadelphia, Madlock, Pittsburgh, Dawson, Montreal, .325. RUNS: Collins, Cincinnati, 44; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 40; Raines, Montreal, 39; Hendrick, St.Louis, 37; Dawson, Montreal, 36; Foster, Cincinnati, 36. RBI: Foster, Cincinnati 49; Concepcion, Cincinnati, 44; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 41; Buckner, Chicago, 38; Garvey, Los Angeles, 37.

HITS: Rose, Philadelphia, 73; Concepcion, Cincinnati, 67; Collins, Cincinnati, 67; Griffey, Cincinnati, 67; Baker, Los Angeles, 67. DOUBLES: Buckner, Chicago, 19; Concepcion, Cincinnati, 19; Foster Cincinnati, 15; Ru.Jones, SD, 15; Hernandez, St.Louis, 14; Chambliss, Atlanta, 14; Garvey, Los Angeles, 14. TRIPLES: Reynolds, Houston, Templeton, St.Louis, Richards, San Diego, Raines, Montreal, Herr, St.Louis, 6. HOME RUNS: Kingman, New York, 14; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 14; Foster, Cincinnati, 14; Dawson, Montreal, 13; Cruz, Houston, 11. STOLEN BASES: Raines, Montreal, 50; North, San Francisco, 26; Scott, Montreal, 23; Moreno, Pittsburgh, 19; Lacy, Pittsburgh, 16; Collins, Cincinnati, 16; Puhl, Houston, 16; Smith, San Diego, 16.

PITCHING (6 Decisions): Carlton, Philadelphia, 9-1, .900, 2.80; Seaver, Cincinnati, 7-1, .875, 2.06; Rhoden, Pittsburgh, 6-1, .857, 3.30; Lyle, Philadelphia, 5-1, .833, 4.41; Camp, Atlanta, 5-1, .833, 1.40; Knepper, Houston, 5-1, ,833, 1.15; Sanderson, Montreal, 6-2, .750, 2.17; Forsch, St.Louis, 6-2, .750, 3.17. STRIKEOUTS: Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 103; Carlton, Philadelphia, 94; Solo, Cincinnati, 86; Ryan, Houston, 76; Gullickson, Montreal, 60. Baseball's silent summer drags on LITTLE DRIBBLER An unidentifed youngster appears to be dribbling this bowling ball, but in actuality he is preparing to throw it down the alley. His form didn't mean much, however, as the ball wound up in the gutter. (News-Herald Photo) Colts play Stars today The San Felipe Colts will take on the Standard Component All-Stars from Acuna, Mexico, today at 8 p.m.

in Roosevelt Park. Ray Suarez, Ricky Calderon, Steve Armon, Ralph Lopez, and Joey Arredondo, will pitch for the Colts in the friendship match with the Component All- Stars. Fernando Trevino, Jose Diaz, Ruddy Almonte, Albert Martinez, and Roland Andrade will be the infielders and outfielders along with Kenneth MacKenzie, Sefe Talamantez, Leonardo Huerta, Raul Gutierrez, David Antu and Raul Villarreal. Behind the plate for the Colts will be Bobo Blanks, Billy Calderon and Al Hernandez. The Colts play friendship matches with teams from southwest Texas and Mexico every Sunday at Roosevelt Park.

The Colts are 4-2 on the year. NEW YORK (AP) Major league baseball's silent summer is in its third week now. The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd is absent in ballparks from Boston to San Diego, and there is no sign that things will get better in the near future. Three days of bargaining collapsed Friday, destroying whatever optimism had been generated the previous two days when first the owners and then the striking ballplayers submitted, new proposals on the stalemated issue of compensation what kind and how much for signing a quality free agent in the annual re-entry draft. While compensation is the only issue at present, the gap between the warring parties could become increasingly wider before long.

If and when the strike is settled, there seems certain to be a torrid dispute over whether the strike time should be credited as part of a player's major league service. To determine length of service, a "season" consists of 172 days in the majors, even though 'the April 8-Oct. 3 calendar season runs longer than that. If strike time is not counted, a number of players such as Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees cannot become free agents at the end of the 1981 campaign. On July 6, following a third postponement, a National Labor Relations Board judge hears the players' charge of unfair labor practices against the owners.

They are trying to force the owners to open their books since management has been crying that massive free- agent spending is driving them to the poorhouse. The last thing the owners want is to have their financial ledgers made public. And, in the long run, what is to prevent the players from demanding total i.e., annual free agency when the current Basic Agreement expires a few years hence? The courts gave them that right in the mid--1970s when the reserve clause that bound a player to his team seemingly forever was ruled unconstitutional. When Friday's talks collapsed, federal medietor Kenneth Moffett said no further sessions would be scheduled for at least several days. Meanwhile, the players accused the owners of having a timetable that forestalled an immediate settlement.

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