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Women's softball games are a hit with sports fans SCOREBOARD Mafor Leogue Standings Thursday, 1983 Ukiah Dally Journal, Uklah, From United Press International By MOSTYN THAYER Associate Sports Editor Instead of sitting inside on muggy summer evenings, local softball fans should consider getting out in the gentle breeze at Franli Zeek Elementary School and enjoying some Ukiah Women's Athletic Association softball. Games are played Monday through Thursday nights at Frank Zeek, located at the north end of Bush Street, at 6,7:30 and9 p.m. In recently played -IDIVISION Hansenl5 Dave Hansen Trucking really put its game "into gear" hi this contest, with Barb Feliz tossing a six-hitter and holdbig FMC scoreless in every frame but the third, while her teammates were supporthis her with a 15-hit attack, bringing the nue into effect with a four-run sixth inn- ins. Rhonda Hansen went with a home run, two doubles and three RBIs for Dave Hansen Trucking: Sandy Gutierrez, two doubies, four RBIs; Judy Rubens, a double, three RBIs; Julie Shannon, two RBIs, and Val Moore tripled. The mother-daughter team of Stella Moschetti (making her first appearance on a softball diamond hi a numt)er of years) and Donna Moschetti led FMC, Stella getting two hits, and Donna a double and had two RBIs.

Tonya Sparkes also hit a double for FMC, which was forced to play with only nine players. Tyland Vhieyards 16, 9 In a free-swinging contest, Tyland Vineyards rapped out a total of 20 hits, and way had 16. Tyland made its hits count and took advantage of numerous errors, however, to take a 12-2 lead and coasted in from there. Maria Kubanis was the winning pitcher, and Skeeter Walters was the loser. Nan Sanchez topped Tyland with a double and four RBIs; Jan Cox was with a double, a triple, two RBIs; Cheryl Caulfield had a double, two RBIs; Maria Kubanis, two RBIs, and Marie Reid, a double.

For Sue Ward homered and knocked in three runs, and Kim Dayton had two RBIs. Debbie Cambra only allowed nine hits, all singles, and was backed by key double-plays in the fhrst and sixth hinings to lead Huff 'n Puff to victory. Bob Huff's Market was limited to 11 hits, none for extra bases, but bunched them together and collected eight walks to score when it had to, led by Mel Tuttle, Julie Irving and Mary Jane Speer, who had two RBIs apiece. Gale Reeder went and Cindy Campbell knocked hi her team's only run. B-2 DIVISION Hot Sox 13, Rancheria 4 The Hot Sox came back from a 4-3 deficit, scoring five runs in the fourth and sixth innings to give Arlene Toohey a victory, and Terri Hiatt a loss.

Kyle Clark was socking the ball for Hot Sox, going with a triple, a double and three RBIs; Karen Ottoboni hit a double and had two RBIs; Sue Funtsch and Megan Crosby, two RBIs each, and Wendy Patterson, a double. Rancheria Realty's Rhonda Poehlmann went and had one RBI; Terri Hiatt, a double, one RBI, and Ghia Carr and Karen Weiblein picked up one RBI each. Fun run Sunday Journal Sports Staff Area nmners who participated in last Sunday's Russian River Run might experience a feelhig of deja vu this Sunday, June 12, by enter ing a fun run in Talmage, sponsored by the orth Coast Striders Running Cluo. The course to be run Sunday will cover 6.47 miles and there is no charge for participating. The nm will begin at River School, Eastside Road, hi Talmage aiS a.m.

Entrants need not be members of the Striders to enter. Bottle Shop 17, 9 The Bottle Shop, leading 9-5, broke this game wide-open with six runs in the fifth inning to help Denise Moroni score a victory. Pat Johnson took the loss. Bottle Shop's Judy Chambers had a fantastic ame, collecting two doubles and SIX RBIs; ami Olson was with three RBIs; Tracy Murray had a double and three RBIs; Lynn Gazich, two doubles, and Brenda Leek knocked hi two runs. Sherry Tuttle homered and got three RBIs for Johnson Rosetti Insurance; Jennifer Sams, two RBIs, and Joanna VanderStoep and Lori Whitmill each hit a double.

B-3 DIVISION Celentano 25, Adventist 5 Celentano Co. drove ten runs across the plate in the second inning and 11 in the third, with the aid of errors by Ukiah Adventist Hospital, to triumph in five innings. Meanwhile, Janle Diaz limited Adventist to five hits to earn the win. Celentano got 19 hits, 17 of them of singles, including Jan Hull, a double, four RBIs; Terri Slavln, a double, three RBIs, and Mary Celentano and Judy Klaisner also had three RBIs apiece. Diane Stone was the game's hitting star, in a losing cause, belting two home runs for three RBIs, and Debbie Southwick and Sharon Whiteaker had an RBI each.

Gibbons 19, Tax 18 In a see-saw battle, Frank Howard Tax Service moved out to a 16-11 lead, only to see Gibbons' Trucking score seven times in the bottom of the fifth for an 18-16 advantage. In the top of the final sixth inning. Tax tied it up with two runs, 18-18, but once agahi Gibbons bounced back when Nancy Williams crossed the plate with the winning run in the bottom of the sixth to squeak out a hard-fought victory. Emy Lincoln got the win, Teresa Nichols the tough loss. It was a hitting free-for-all.

Tax getting 29 hits, and Trucking, 25. Barbara Gibbons led Gibbons' Trucking with four RBIs; Kim Johnson had two RBIs, and Carm Mendoza hit a triple. Kerl McDonald was outstanding for Tax, hitthig a triple and winding up with SEVEN RBIs; Noreen McDonald-Sandey had two RBIs, and Vickl Crawford, a double. Ernie's 16, Taco Bell 3 Ernie's Liquors remained undefeated with another convincing five-inning victory, scoring in every frame while Ann Arneson blanked Taco Bell after Angela Reeger hit a three-run homer in the first inning. Arneson gave up just six hits.

Ernie's took advantage of eight Taco Bell errors, and spread its offense around with Debbie Rose hitting two doubles for three RBIs; Ann Arneson going Dottie Croghan getting three RBIs, and Karen Clark and Linda Gardner, two RBIs each. St. Louli Monlreil Phlli Chlcifo Plltibrfh New York Nttlooal tulue Eut Pet. OB 22 27 29 S40 I 22 29 24 2( .412 5 30 f'i 18 3S .353 36 17 39 It 23 26 26 27 Ball Toronto Boilon Detroit New York Mllwauke Clevelnd 79 648 P'i 919 491 10 26 30 .464 II 23 32 .407 14 Wedneedey'iRenilU. Montreal 9, 4 Houiton 1.

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Milwaukee 3 New York 6, Cleveland 9 Kansas City 9, Minnesota 2 California 7, Chicago 4 Today's Games (All Times PDT) Detroit (Petry 9-3) at Boston (Eckersley Milwaukee (Augustine 21) at Baltimore (Boddleker 3-2), 4:35 p.m. MfauiesoU (WUIiams 2-7) atlfansas City (Creel 0-1), (Jhlcago (Bums 3-3) at California (John 9-1), Toronto (CTancy 9-4) at Oakland (Krueger4-5), Texas (Hough 3-5) at Seattle (Seattle Friday sOames Kan dty at Seattle, night Chicago at Oakland, night Toronto at California, night Texaa at Minnesota, night New York at Milwaukee, night Geveland at Detroit, night Baltimore at Boston, night LMstrss Pttlnlsa Snunrsph Lvellep Evanalb Davis ef Clrkrf Leonrdlf O'MllySb WeUmn2b Mayc Brenlyc McGlgnB Bergmnib 4030 MorenocI 0000 Puhlrf 10 0 0 Tbon sa OOOO Gamer3b 5000 Cruzlt 9000 Khllbtlb 50 3 0 Walllnglb 5000 Ashbyc 4 0 2 0 Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Bassph 4 0 2 0 Dawley OOOO.NIekrop 3 00 0 Rynlds2b 000 0 5 110 4010 4 000 4 0 2 1 4 0 2 0 1010 0000 3 0 0 0 3 000 1000 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1000 3000 3100 4 00 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 2 1 4000 4 111 30 10 30 2 4 2 Totala 40 0 10 0 Totals 36 1 7 1 Two out when winning run scored San Francisco 000 000 000 00-0 Houston OOOOOOOOOOl-1 Game-winning RBI Gamer (4). FranclsfX) 1, Houaton 2, LOB-San Francisco 8, Houaton 7. 2B-0'Malley, Puhl, Cm, Knight. SB-Gamer (8).

S-Puhl IP RF.RBBSU San Franclaco McGafflian 9 4 0 0 1 6 Lavelle(L3-I) 12-3 3 1 I 2 1 Houston NIekro 10 10 0 0 i 7 Dawley(W4-l) 1 0 0 0 0 2 WP-Nlekro TORONTO OAKLAND ab bl ab bl Mlnka3b 3011HDdranlf 30 0 0 KItUlb 1011 Davlarf lorgJb 5 0 00 Murphycf Upshwib 5220 Brrghsdh Johosndb 50 22 Orosslb Ortapr 0000 Almooss Msebyef 5 120 Meyerlb Wblttc 1000 Keibieyc Hrtnzc 2000 Phlllps2b Powell rf 3 110 Barfleldrf 2110 BonneU If 4 0 2 1 GrIftlnss 3020 TotaU 40 5 14 5 Totals Toronto UOOOOOat-5 Oakland 000 000 110- 2 Game-winning RBI Johnson (3) DP l' LOB-Toronto 11, Oakland 6 2B- Johnson 2, Moseby 2, Bonnell (6). SB -lorg (3), Almon (9) IP RERBBSO Toronto 7 4 McUuglln(S6) 3 0 OaUind Codlroll(L4-5) 6 2-9 7 Burgmeler I 1-3 6 Keough 1 1 SUeb pitched to batter In 8th Burnneier pitched to 1 batter In 9th. HBP-by Stieb (Henderson) Balk-Stleb. Major League Leaders Batting (Baaed on 3.1 plate appearances number of games each team has played) National League gab t. Major League Results Natknal League NY 000000010- 1 90 Chi 000000002- 2 60 Torres and Reynolds; Trout, Smith and Davis (7).

W-Smlth (12). (2-7) Sandberg(4). LA. 200301 311-11 16 1 Atlanta 001 200 011- 5 11 1 Valeoiuela and Yeager; Camp, Beiienna (4), Moore (7), Oarber (7) and Beaedlct. W-Valeniuela (7-2) (5-5).

Angelea, Baker Monday (3), Guerrero (13), Valeniuela (1); Atlanta, Ramirez (1), Behenna(l), Homer (10) Ptsbgh 000001 003- 4 9 1 Mtl- 103 000 01X- 5 8 1 Rhoden, Scurry (7) and Pena; Oulllekaon, Reardon (9) and Carter. W-Gufllckson (6-6) L-Rhoden (2-6) HR-Plttsburgh, Berra (6) St.L 000 400000- 4 7 1 Phlla 101 010013- 7 9 1 LaPolnt, Balr (7), Sutter (9) and Porter; Denny, W. Hemandes (4), Reed (7), HoUand (91 and Diaz. W-Halland (2-0). L-Suttor (4-3).

HRa-PhlladelphIa, Maddox (3), Perei (4). San Dgo 010 002 01 1- 5 10 0 Clncl 100 000 1 10- 3 7 0 Oravecky, OeLeon (8), Monge (9i and Kenoedy: Price, Hayes (8), Scherrer (9) andBilardello. W-Dravecky (93). Price (4-3). HRa San Diego, McReynolds (2) Kennedy (5), Lezcano (4); Cincinnati, Cedeno(3), Redus 1 8) (lllnnlngs) S.F.

OLOOOOOOOOOO-O 10 1 Hatn boooooooooi- 1 70 McGafflgan, Lavelle (10) and May, Brenly (9): NIekro, Dawley (11) and Aahby W-Dawley 14-1) L-Lavelle (3- American League Toronto 110 000 021-5 14 1 Oakind 000 000 1 10- 2 4 0 Stleb, McLaughlin (8) and Whitt, Martinez (6); Codlroli, Burgmeler (7). Keough (9) and Keamey. W-Stleb (94). L-Codlroll (4-5) Keamey (6) Detroit 102010 200- 6 12 0 Boston 1 10 001 000- 3 8 0 Morris and Parrlsh; Boyd, Clear (6). Johnson (9) and Allenson W-Morris (5-5).

L-Boyd (1-1) HR-Detroit, WhiUker(5) Mllw 200 000 0 10 3 7 0 Ball 000 000 25X- 7 BO Sutton, Tellman (8) and Simmons. Ramirez, Stewart (8), T.Martinez (8). Stoddard (81 and Nolan Dempsey (8). -Stoddard L-Tellmann (3-2) HRs-BalUmore, Singleton (7), Ripken Cleve 0 10 001 012- 5 0 1 N.Y. 210 100 101-6 120 SutcHffe, Spillner (7) and Hassey, Essian (9); Howell, Hay (9), Gosaage (9) and Wynegar.

W-Gosaage (3-2) -SpUlner ri -5). HRs-New York, Win- fleld (12), Nettles (8), Kemp (7). Dawson, Mtl McGee, StL Madlock. Pit Benedict, All Knight. Hou Hendrick, StL Oliver, Mtl Kennedy, SO Garvey, SD Oberkfell, StL Carew.

Cal Boggs, Bos Bretl, KC McRae, KC Thornton, Cle Griffey, NY Yount, Mil Simmons, Mil Castino, Min Hndrsn, Sea 49 205 71.346 36 145 50.345 39 148 50 338 51 159 52 327 50 175 57 326 45 166 54 325 50 199 64 322 52 193 62.321 53208 66 317 49 182 57 313 American League il ab pet. 46 190 80 421 52194 74 381 43 160 59 .369 49184 63 342 51 178 39 .331 51198 64 327 52 204 86 324 49198 63 318 56233 73 313 52 192 59 307 Home Runs National League Evans, 9F. Guerrero, LA and Murphy. Atl 13; Brock. LA and Schmidt, Phil II American League DeCinces and Lynn, Cal and Kittle, Chi 13; Brett.

KC. 12. Runs Batted In National League Murphy. Atl 44. Hendrick, StL 43; Dawson, Mtl, Gamer.

Hou and Kennedy, SD 38. American Leaigue Ward, Minn 41, Hrbek, Minn and KItUe, Chi 40; Brett. Kan 39: WInfleld, NY 38. Stolen Bases National League S.Sax, LA 23 WUson, NY 20; Cicy, Pitt, Moreno, Hou and Redus, Cln 18. American League J.Cruz, Sea 33.

WUson, KC 25; FTLaw, Chi 22; Hender son. Oak 21; Sample, Tex 17 Pitching Victories Natlooal League Dravecky, SD 9-3. Perez, Atl 7-1, McMurtry, AU, Rogers, Mtl, Show, SD, Stuper, StL and Valen zuela. LA 7-2; Soto, Cln 7-4; Laskey. SF 7-5.

American League Stleb, Tor Guldry, NY and Honeycutt. Tex RIgheltl, NY 7-2; McGregor, Bait 7-3, Young, Sea 7-4. Earned Run Average (Baaed on 1 ImUng number of games each team hia played) National League Hammaker. SF 141, Denny, HiU 2.16; Caritdn, Phil 2.35; Rogers, Mtl 2.38; Soto. Cln 2.37 American League Honeycutt, Tex 1 66; SUnley, Bos 1.89; Stieb.

Tor 2 10 Young, Sea 2.14; WUcox. Det 2 92 Minn 000 002 000- 2 5 2 010 300 14X- 9 16 2 Kan CItv FUson, Castillo (4), Whitehouse (8) and Engle; Renko, Quisenberry (8) and Slaught. -Renko (5-4) L-Flison (11). Chi 100 020 010- 4 5 0 Calif 3I0030 00X- 7 1 1 1 Koosman. Barojaa (5).

HIckey (8) and Fisk. Forsch and Boone -Koosman HR-Callfomla, Adams (1) Texas 000000 100- 1 80 Seattle 000000000- 0 9 1 Smlthson, Jones (9) and Sundbet-g; Young and Mercado (44) L-Young(7-4) Aaron O'Brien in Golden Gloves' finals Journal Sports Staff Anderson Valley-Uklah's Aaron O'Brien tonight goes after the Northern California Golden Gloves junior championship at 147- pounds, in Concord's Ygnacio Valley High School gymnasium. O'Brien, just 17, of the Boonville Boxing Club, won a three-round decision over San Francisco's PAL Chmpion Ken Gregory, 22, boxing for the San Francisco Police Athletic League. O'Brien reportedly held a clear-cut lead at the end of three rounds. "Runner's World" age division race cer tlflcates will go to each runner who completes the race.

For further information contact Lois Cook, 4627047, or Vic Crosetti, 485-0684. Sports Transactions By United Press Intematlooal L. C. Cabinet Prehung Door Co. Chicago (NL) Signed pitchers Jackie Oavldaon and Gary Lee Pannenler.

New York (AL) Released pitcher Doyle Alexander after he cleared New York (NL) Signed outfielder StaoJeffersoo. EUteoded contracts of Maoaoer chuck Tanner and Executive Vice President Harding Peterson tbraugbiga? Texas SImed stiorUtop Jeff Kunkel and aaalaned nlm to Burlington, Iowa of the Midwest League Toronto Suned first baseman- outfielder Otis Green. Basketball Kanaas City Sold team to a group of Investors for cash and asaumptlon of the club's obllgatlona. New Jersey Named SUn Albeck coacb and slipied him to a multi-year contract. San Diego Signed Jim Lynam to multi-year contract as coach.

Football Houston (USFL) Signed defensive end KlU DeAyaU of Texaa. MldUgan Released punter Rick Partridge. WaaMogton (USFL) Signed guard Brian Butcher from Clemson. Hodwy Buffalo Traded torwarda Andre Savard Tony McKeowy and Jean- Francois Sauve and a third-round draft pick to l)uebec for Real Cloutier and tlrst-rouaddraft choice. AUTO MICHANIC Mowlll Journtyman required.

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