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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Thursday, Juttt 4, 1992 C7 Scholastic results, summaries Local notebook SHELTON 8, MANCHESTER I STAFFORD 8, GILBERT 8 (8) NL Troy McKelvln. Records: Nonnewaug 16-5; New London CIAC tournaments NORTHWESTERN REG. 12, MONTVILLEll(S) IN 011 01 8 7 2 I00NSN I I 0 SMtaa Maachetter 6161161-6 8 6 166 600 0-1 2 4 Stafford fjeert 002 420 1011 12 6 PLATT 11, ROCKY HILL 2 ortSwHtoro 124 032 01-12 II 2 Baseball Torrington 7. East Catholic-Manchester 2 Wethersfield 12, New Canaan 0 Windham 6. Hand-Madison 3 Quarterflnahi Saturday, sites TBA Plainville vs.

East Lyme; Weth-erslield vs. Torrington; South Windsor vs. Windham; Bunnell vs. Ledyard. EAST LYME 10, WILTON 7 lackyNIN Piatt 002 ON 0 2 4 8 3461121-11 IS 1 Becky Ellis and Shaye Field; Michelle Brown and Julie Smart.

WP Ellis; LP Brown. Records: Shelton 14-7; Manchester 16-3. Rich Smith, Andy Williams (6) and Rob Nyswaner; Jarred Lange, John Lumpkin (3), Russ Anderson (6) and Mike Lestinsky. WP Williams; LP Anderson. Records: Stafford 11-9: Gilbert 13-6.

TERRYVILLE 7, COGINGHAUG 2 Melinda Clark and Denise Ouinn: Sarah Werner, Megan Sorel (5) and Michelle Denis. WP Sorel; LP Clerk. HR: NR Marlsa Wallace. Records: Montville 11-11; Northwestern Regional 16-5. cuss a CLASS Erik Wolfgang, Carl Saponare (2), Steve Sherman (5), Jose Morales (6) and Jim Hart; Ricky Marrero, Craig VanLinter (4) and Mike Kin-ard.

WP Marrero: LP Wolfgang. HR: Marrero, Tito Abrahams. Ed Cardona. Records: Rocky Hill 16-6: Piatt 17-4. WiltM East LyM 001 120 1 7 I I 450 100110 7 1 CLASS Brookheld 10.

Hand-Madison 7 East Lyme 3, Esst Haven 2 (8) Ceiackaa 601 100 0-2 1 3 22012017 7 I Bristol Eastern 1, Amity Rag. WoodbridgeO Cheshire 1, Windsor 0 Fairfield 9, Newington 1 Hamden 3, Hartford Public 1 Ledyard 4, Sacred Heart-Hamden 3 PRINCE TECH 8, SUFFIELD 2 Scott Morrow, Greg Walter (1), John Cappelli (2) and Josh Crandall; Les Dakin, Harold Winslow(4), Mike Campagna (5) and John Ellis. WP Campagna; LP Morrow. Records: Wilton 12-8; East Lyme 14-7. Holy Crosa-Waterbury 8, Slmsbury SaffwM Princf Ttch 101 000 12 I I IN 104 18 8 1 (8) Quarterfinals: Friday Ledyard vs.

Brien McMahon-Norwalk at Blake Field, New Haven, 2:30 p.m.; Guilford vs. Bethel at Ouinnipiac College, Hamden: Hand-Madison vs. Wolcott at Shelton; East Lyme vs. Maloney-Meriden at Hand-Madi- Doug Wall, Matt Kestenbaum (2) and Matt Sicignano; Greg Fortler, Ben Kozlkowski (7) and Jim Mischke. WP Fortier; LP Wall.

Records: Coginchaug 13-8; Terry-ville 14-S. WHEELER 4, TOURTELLOTTE 1 Manchester 8, Guilford 2 NorwaHt 8, Rockville 3 Southington 3, West Haven 1 LEDYARD 2, LAW 1 Quarterfinals: Monday, sites TBA Southington vs. Cheshire; Bristol Eric Gogulski and Jeff Walsh; Noel Lopez, Josekto Rodriguez (4) and Rodriguez, Luis Davila (4). WP Rodriguez; LP Gogulski. Records: Suftield 1 1-9; Prince Tech 13-3.

Coginchaug-Durham 16, Piatt Tech-Milford 0 Shepaug Valley-Washington 25, Bacon Academy-Colchester 2 Trinity Catholic-Stamlord 19, Grasso Tech-Groton 0 Second nuadt Today Derby at Putnam, 4 p.m. Queiteilteslsi Friday Shepaug Valley-Washington vs. TourteUotte Memorial-Thompson at Rye Street Field, South Windsor; Somers vs. Canton at Stadium Field, Bloom-fiekJ; Coginchaug-Durham vs. Hale-Ray-Moodus at Eastern Conn.

State University, Willimarmc; Trinity Catholic-Stamford vs. Putnam-Der-by winner (site TBA). 000 00181 3 8 000 20012 4 2 Lteyare 000 003 41-4 7 1 012 000 M-3 3 1 Eastern vs. Norwalk; Holy Cross Waterbury vs. Hamden; Newington Fairfield winner vs.

Manchester. EAST LYME 3, EAST HAVEN 2 (8) East Bavee East Lyme IN 616 N-2 2 1 000 N2 01-1 6 SACRED HEART PLAINFIELD 1 Chris Kuruc and Eric Ouetlette; Sam Kilpatrick, Chris Jones (6) and Mike Quagan. WP Kilpatrick; LP Kuruc. Records: Law 11-11; Ledyard 15-8. BRISTOL EASTERN 1, AMITY 0 Doug Davis and Earl Palmer; Ken Deausallki, Eric Carta (4), Brian Meadnios (6) and Brian Eggleston.

WP Davis: LP Meadnios. Records: Wheeler 15-6: Tourtel-lotte 14-7. Sacred Beert MafisM 014 2101-5 I 2 IN NO 01 12 Ot (-1 1 IlltOti-l 8 1 Eastera PLAINVILLE 9, FOftAN 0 Lauren Skolonis and Sandy D'An-gek); Janet Renshaw, Melsnie Blais (5) and Sara Kuschman. WP Blais; LP Skolonis. Records: East Haven 15-7; East Lyme 19-2 Tom Minrnx.

Brad Chemovetz (6)1 Wrestlers heading for Cuba Twelve state wrestlers will leave Friday morning for Havana to compete on a six-day friendship tour of Cuba. Members of the team were selected based on performance in state and national competition in freestyle wrestling. This will be the first high-school level team in any sport to tour Cuba. The trip, which will feature freestyle wrestling, was organized through Intersport USA of Waterbury. Team members: Adam Tolk, (Avon); Doug MeagtMr, (Killingly); Jon Parker, (Bristol Eastern); Marc Weston, (Berlin); Adam Chamie, (Valley Regional-Deep River); Thomas Racano, (Hand-Madison); Jason Smith, (Ledyard); Brian Salsbury, (Berlin); Brian Olson, (Bacon Academy-Colchester); Scott Harmon, (Bristol Eastern); Ryan Gabriel, (Bristol Eastern); Josh Clifford, (Berlin).

Jim Day of Berlin and Dave Talamall! of Sacred Heart-Waterbury will coach the team. Kevin F. Hay Five awarded Hogan grants The South Central Connecticut Chapter of the American Red Cross has selected its five $1 ,000 Ben Hogan Scholarship winners: Kevin Aim-worth, Lyman Hall-Wallingford; Erik Brietzke, Platt-Meriden; Me)iu Duarte, Amity Regional-Woodbridge; Jodi Moquin, Mercy-Middletown, and Francisco Rodrique, the Sound School-New Haven. The scholarships, named in honor of legendary golfer Ben Hogan, recognize outstanding full-time high school students who represent exceptional academic achievement and distinctive personal accomplishment. The 1 992 Ben Hogan Connecticut Open Golf tournament will be at Yale University Golf Course June 15-21 for the benefit of the local Red Cross Chapter.

Menschell to coach Manchester girls Steve Menchelle former Manchester High assistant girls soccer coach, was named head coach at the school. Menschell replaces Jo Erardi, who coached Manchester to eight CCC East championships and Class co-championship in 1 1 years. Erardi left earlier this spring to take over the women's soccer program at Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic. Around and about The Southington High School spring sports banquet is June 9 at 6 p.m. at the high school cafeteria.

All tickets are $7 and can be purchased in the school's athletic office. and Mike camera; John Benort and NOONI-8 2 1 214 101 i-S I 8 Jay Stein and P.J. Buonocore: Mike DeFosse and John Nisbet. WP Stien; LP DeFosse. Records: Sacred Heart 164; Plain-field 18-3.

COGINCHAUG 16, PLAn TECH 0 Justin LaVertue. WP Benoit; LP Minnix. Records: Amity 13-9; Bristol Eastern 16-4. Cegmcbaei Mart Tact 541 201 116 14 6 600 000 0 6 6 6 Softball TOLLAND 3, MORGAN 0 CHESHIRE 1 WINDSOR 0 Baad 102 001 IN 310 IS 1 BroekfioM212 661 IN 8 I 8 1 Jason Scheets, Steve Hine (3) and Chris Aronson; Brian Biskupiak, Dean Jakobowksi (7) and Brian Edge. WP Biskupiak; LP Scheets.

HR: Edge, Earl Snyder. Records: Foran 12-10; Plainville 16-3. erfaa N0 0N6-6 1 2 300 ON I 3 8 Centre 3:30 IN 1M 11 I I IM8MI-8 3 1 Heather Sargent and Sharon Daly; Cindy Delvey and Robin Thennes. WP Sargent; LP Delvey. HR: Sargent.

Records: Coginchaug 13-9. Piatt Tech 19-2 CLASS LL Robyn Maco and Cathy Acuto; Jen Labas and Michelle Terzia. WP Maco; LP Labas. Records: Hand 16-7: Brookheld 18-2. Trevor Brown and Jason Grabow-ski; Todd Sakots and Marc Martoc-chio.

WP Salois; LP Brown. Records: Morgan 16-5; Tolland Dennis Hogan and Brian Samela; Kevin Johanson and Scott Shufefl WP Hogan; LP Shufelt SHEPAUG 25, BACON ACADEMY 2 SOUTH WINDSOR 4, WILCOX TECH 0 Records: Cheshire 16-8: Windsor! LEDYARD 4, SACRED HEART-HAMDEN 3 (8) 600 020 0 2 4 5310421-25 II 0 14-fl. SeetaWiadser Wecei Teca 22 00014 I 2 800 ON 8 8 1 2 HAMDEN 3f HARTFORD PUBLIC 1 IN 100 301 1 1 010 002 014 I 0 Ledyard CLASS IN 111 11 II 31 lllNli-1 SI Jody Arsenautt, Megan Briger (3) and Becky Forcuccl; Mary Percy end Lori Williams. WP Percy: LP Arsenaufl. HR: Meredith Zenowich.

Records: Bacon Acade-my 11-7: Shepaug 20-0. Chris Rose, Mike Baron (6), Jim Klemyk (7) and Brian Burke; Tony Gallo and Jason Belcourt. WP Rose; LP Gallo. Records: South Windsor 12-8; Wilcox Tech 15-5. Hector OeJesus, Franklin Almonte Kerry Donaruma and Janet Parry; Melissa Williamson and Brenda Nordstrom.

WP Williamson (21-0); LP Donaruma (14-9). HR: Bridget Nordstrom. Records: Sacred Heart-Hamden 15-9; Ledyard 21-0. Second round: Wednesday Amity Regional-Woodbridge Southington 3 Holy Cross-Waterbury 7, Stamford 2 Mercy-Middletown 3, Staplea-Westportl Naugatuck 16, Glastonbury 1 Norwich Free Academy 3, Bristol Eastern 1 Shelton 6. Manchester 1 Westhill-Stamford 6, Hamden 0 Windsor 13, Hall-West Hartford 0 Quarterfinale: Friday Amity Regional-Woodbridge vs.

Westhill-Stamford at Textron Lycoming, Stratford; Windsor vs. Naugatuck at Willow Brook Park, 3:15 p.m.; Mercy-Middletown vs. Holy Cross-Waterbury at Albertus Magnus College, Hamden; Shetton vs. Norwich Free Academy at Cromwell High School. (4) and Rene Medina; Jim Farrell, Matt Zawalick (S) and Bill Qorry.

WP Farrell; LP Dejesus. Records: Hartford Public 12-10; Hamden 13-5. TORRINGTON 7, EAST CATHOLIC 2 TRINITY CATHOLK 19, GRASSO TECH 0 Grasso Tick 000 000 0 0 1 1 Trinity 534 4031-10 12 0 East Cataekc 801 010 02 8 1 801 204 17 7 1 FAIRFIELD 9, NEWINGTON 1 CLASS 101 100 11 4 1 Second round: Wadnaiday Derby 4. Portland 1 Griswold 4, Old Lyme 2 Lyman Memorial-Lebanon 4, Cromwell 3 Northwestern Regional-Winsted 13, Ansonia8 St. Thomas Aquinas-New Britain 9, Bacon Academy-Colchester 3 Stafford 6, Gilbert Schcol-Winsled 5(8) Terryville 7, Coginchaug-Durham 2 Wheeler-North Stonington 4, Tour-lellotte Memorial-Thompson 3 Quarterfinals: Saturday, sites TBA Derby vs.

Wheeler-North Stonington; St. Thomas Aquinas-New Britain vs. Stafford; Northwestern Regional-Winsted vs. Lyman Memorial-Lebanon; Griswold vs. Terryville.

FarfieM 124 301 1 I 12 Tom Strano and Brian Dumais; Scott Bamsby and Chris Lena. WP Barnsby; LP Strano. Records: East Catholic 11-11; Tor-rington 15-6. Stacy Bogue. Patty Churchill (5) and Donna Fitch; Kristi Foster and Amy Bosock.

WP Foster; LP Bogue. HR: TC Foster. Records: Grasso Tech 15-6; Trinity Catholic 19-3. Girls tennis Bob Wenzel, Steve Wojtusik (3), Jason Pilecki (4) and Jeff Ucelkj; Derek Klimkowski and Cron WETHERSFIELD 12, NEW CANAAN 0 Hauser. WP Klimkowski AMITY 5, SOUTHINGTON 3 LP Wenzel.

Records: Newington 100 000 0 0 3 2 lu-iu; raimeio vj-7. Second round: Wednesday Ansonia 2, Berlin 1 Enfield 5, North Branford 3 Middletown 6, Terryville 0 Northwestern Regional-Winsted 12, Montville11(8) Seymour 6. Haddam-Killingworth 4 Stafford 2. Lewis Mills-Burlington 0 Quarterfinals: Friday Seymour vs. Windsor Locks at Southington; Ansonia vs.

Stafford at Sage Park, Berlin: Middletown vs. Morgan School-Clinton at Grover Wyman Field, North Haven; Enfield vs. Northwestern Regional-Winsted at Simsbury. CLASS Amity SoetMettoe 000 002 3-5 7 2 001 010 1-1 8 1 WatkerefieM 043 140112 It 2 HOLY CROSS 8, SIMSBURY 7 103 301 17 4 30 123 i-l 7 5 Semifinals: Wodnnday Glastonbury 6. Simsbury 1 Staples 5.

Greenwich 2 Final: Today, at Conard-West Hartford, 3 Glastonbury vs. AQUINAS 9, BACON ACADEMY 3 IM Cms Jamie Bouchard and Dawn Hir-okawa; Kafrina Papachristos and Joanne Melendez. WP Bouchard; LP Papachristos. Records: Amity 14-6: Southington 20-1. Jeff Mellick, Chad Frazer (3), Todd Ermo (3), Ken Soderquist (6) and Ron Bentley; Chet Kasper.

Charlie Bowes (6) and Peter Guildmer. WP Kasper; LP Mellick. Records: New Canaan 11-11; Wethersfield 14-5. Deems 012 220 20 8 3 Bacea acadearf 810 200 03 8 4 Steve McMahon, Don Smith (2), Mike Hudnall (6) and Andy Phelps. London matches Britsox's sweep HOLY CROSS 7, STAMFORD 2 McMahon (2); Dave DiQiovannoJ Chris McGuire (5) and George CLASS ANSONIA 2, BERLIN 1 Telesco.

WP McGuire Mike Grady. Jim Rondini (4) and T.R. Marcinczyk; Shawn Barry, Paul Crank (4) and Mike Ames. WP Grady; LP Barry. Records: Aquinas 13-7; Bacon Academy CLASI 601 000 1-8 1 6 221 620 17 8 2 Stamford Holy Cms LP Smith.

Records: Simsbury 13-! 620 000 02 3 1 000 000 11 3 3 Bern Hory uross M. Ojiartarrnats: Wednesday Darien 7. South Windsor 0 New Canaan 4, Hall-West Hartford 2 Ridgefield 7, E.O. Smith-Storrs 0 Wilton 6. Branford 1 MANCHESTER 8, GUILFORD 2 Jen Brand! and Krista Ely: Megan Fox and Tammy Graziano.

WP Fox; LP Brandi. Records: Stamford 15-6; Holy Cross 19-4, DERBY 4, PORTLAND 1 Vicky White and Heidi Dripchak; Dawn Symonaitis and Joy Cooper; WP White; LP Symonaitis. Records: Ansonia 15-7: Berlin 16-5. 2NNI8 I 7 1 NO 102 8 13 I 601210 0-4 8 6 601000 01 3 3 Otrsy PerrJaad MERCY 3, STAPLES 1 Tod Levesh. Kevin Roth (4) and ENFIELD NORTH BRANFORD 3 Ridgefield 4, New Canaan 3 Wilton 6, Darien 1 Foul: Today, at Conard-West Hartford.

3 p.m. Ridgefield vs. Wilton. Stasias 600 100 01 4 2 111 NO il 6 1 Secoed roend! Wednesday Joel Barlow-Redding 9, Ellington 2 Berlin 18, Avon 0 New London 4, Nonnewaug-Wood-bury2 Platt-Meriden 11, Rocky Hill 2 Prince Tech-Hartford 6, SuffieJd 2 Sacred Heart-Waterbury 5, Plain-fieldl Seymour 5. Notre Dame-Falrneld 2 Tolland 3, Morgan School-Clinton 0 Qvaftarfiaals: Monday, sites TBA Berlin vs.

New London; Seymour vs. Joel Barlow-Redding; Sacred Heart-Waterbury vs. Prince Tech-Hartford: Tolland vs. Platt-Meriden. Berts Branford 618 200 03 4 1 Enfield 010 130 5 4 Hicn waiters; Jon Bowes and Mar ek Falkowski.

WP Bowes; LP Levesh. Records: Guilford 12-11: Manchester 13-8. Ben Bartons and Joe Lizza: Grant Copeland and Todd Weber. WP Bartone; LP Copeland. Records: Derby 14-7; Portland 17- 5.

CLASS NORWALK ROCKVILLE 3 Melissa Gelinan and Jan Perry; Leslie LaBella and Beth Rebot. WP LaBella: LP Gelinan. Records: Staples 13-7: Mercy 20-1. NAUGATUCK 16, GLASTONBURY 1 Debbie Fresenius and Michelle Mase; Karen Hebert and Shelley Bessette. WP Hebert; LP Fresenius.

Records: North Branford 14-9; Enfield 14-3 GRISWOLD 4, OLD LYME 2 BecariHe 210 ON 03 I 3 NO 110 1 8 8 0 OMlyan CrimM 020 000 62 3 002 00214 6 2 MIDDLETOWN 6. TERRYVILLE 0 Boaiatadi 700 201 411 10 1 nastoasary 100 000 0 1 11 11 BARLOW 9, ELLINGTON 2 Greg Smith. Matt Tucker (3), Sean Trask (S) and Ray Bull; Craig Katz and Pete Tucci. WP Katz; LP Smith. HR: Tucci, Usman Avon 6, Housatonic Regional-Falls Village 1 Joel Barlow-Redding 7, Watertown 0 raw): Today, at Conard-West Hartford.

3 p.m. Joel Barlow-Redding vs. Avon. Wednesday's results 000 000 60 2 2 024 000 1-6 1 Terryville MiMstoon Elliaftea Sarin NO Oil 8 2 4 2 110 04318 8 4 Nick Fulton and Bryan Doughty; Oan Bryant, Tom Martell (5) and Mike Papuga. WP Martell: LP Fulton.

Records: Old Lyme 1 1 -11: Griswold 16-5. Shakir. Records: Rockville 13-9; Norwalk 17-5. Karyn lassogna and Angela Chris-tensen; Kristen Swain and Sara Shellington. WP lassogna; LP Swain.

HR: Dawn Hankey. Records: Naugatuck 15-6: Glaston-bury 15-3. Jill Janeczk and Kim Simpson; Nancy Cacciola and Tammy Bailey. WP Cacciola: LP Janeczk. Records: Terryville 15-7; Middle-town 16-3.

SOUTHINGTON 3, WEST HAVEN 1 LYMAN MEMORIAL 4, CROMWELL 3 Charlie Richmond and John Giuli-ano: Mike Rosnick and Dave San-tangeli. WP Rosnick; LP Richmond. Records: Ellington 1 4-6; Joel Barlow 17-3. Seetaiaftea West Havra U0 003 03 7 0 100 000 01 4 0 GOLF 120 000 83 7 2 130 00014 7 2 Cromwell Lyman NFA 3, BRISTOL EASTERN 1 SEYMOUR 6, HADDAM-KILLINGWORTH 4 BERLIN 18, AVON 0 000 003 01 I 4 000 010 01 4 2 UFA Eastern Rick Mach and Joel Stamilio; Aaron Sellner, Kevin Jason (7) and Ray Conard 1 55, Farmington 1 59, Hall 173 Medalist: Kevin Cyr, Conard, 36 at Gurren. WP Mach; LP Sellner.

000 000 1 III 047 025 1 II 18 8 Uvea Berlin 220 000 0-4 0 1 130 000 10 7 2 H-K Soynwur Hockledge CC Dan Stevens and Chris Hodge; Alan Dunnack, Jon Viklinetz (4), Jason Chaviaras (7) and Luke Botticello. WP Dunnack; LP Stevens. Records: Cromwell 13-8; Lyman Memorial 17-6. HR: Oennis Charefte, Dave Manchester 167, Southington Marek; WH Mark Freeman Lori Stolz and Shelley Pedersen: Diana Fortin and Amy Anderson. WP Stolz; LP Fortin.

Records: Norwich Free Academy 12-10; Bristol Eastern 15-4. Records: Southington 14-7; West Haven is-z. Chris Brady, Amy Labas (1) and Shannon Blair; Nicole Condo and Michelle Capone. WP Condo; LP Labas. Records: Haddam-Kil-lingworth 13-9; Seymour 200.

Justin Biffinger. Geoff Hacker (5), Mike Beardsley (6) and Jon Yolles; Dave Stefanowicz and Leo Civitillo, Mike Francalangia (7). WP Stefanowicz; LP Biffinger. Records: Avon 14-7: Berlin 20-1. hitter Greg Graham to give New Britain a 3-0 lead.

In the opener, Willis made a couple of adjustments and shut down the Britsox from the start, striking out four and walking two. "I wasn't concentrating on anything but my mechanics," said Willis, a righthander. "I've been struggling a little bit. So I've been working on my mechanics." London took the lead in the second inning. Second baseman Rod Robertson doubled off right-handed starter Gar Finnvold (1-8), then left fielder Mike DeButch walked.

With two out, catcher Mike Gillette singled in Robertson to make it 1-0. In the second, center fielder Lou Frazier singled to lead off, then advanced on a sacrifice bunt by shortstop Mendenhall. Designated hitter Ivan Cruz then singled to left to score Frazier and make it 2-0. The Britsox, who got a hit from Chick in the second, were retired in order in the third and fourth innings. A single by first baseman Willie Tatum in the sixth was the only other hit for the Britsox, who went down in order in the seventh.

"Toward the end, I started rushing it," said Willis, who entered the game with an 0-3 record and a 5.12 ERA in eight starts. "I had to settle back down. I just tried to get ahead of them. I was concentrating on keeping the ball down, throwing strikes. I was just going right at them." NORTHWESTERN REG.

13, ANSONIA 8 CLASS WINDSOR 13, HALL 0 176 Medalist: Todd Brundmer, Man Chester, 40 at Southington CC Newington 316, Simsbury 331 Medalist: Kyle Hedstrom, Newing ton, 71 at Hop Meadow CC Today's schedule 100 301 3 8 8 1 Second round! Wednesday STAFFORD 2, LEWIS MILLS 0 Northwatteni 520 330 13 13 2 Bunnell-Stratford 5, Brien McMa-l 000 000 0 0 1 7 201 141 1 11 0 NEW LONDON 4, NONNEWAUG 2 Windsor Lewis Mills Stiff ora 000 000 00 1 2 000 002 12 6 0 000 020 02 4 2 000 310 14 1 hon-Norwalk 4 East Lyme 10, Wilton 7 Ledyard 2, Jonathan Law-Milford 1 Plainville 9, Foran-Miltord 0 Rich Lester, Bob Lyndon (4) and Jamarr Kelley; Jason Incillo, Tony Adams (4), Jay Wallace (7) and Peter O'Brien. WP Adams; LP Lester. Records: Ansonia 12-10; Northwestern Regional 15-4. BOYS TENNIS Krissy Kern. Alison Magnee (5) and Debbie Litman; Robyn Ouellette and Brenda Wildey.

WP Ouellette; LP Kern. Records: Hall 13-7; Windsor 17-2. South Windsor 4, Wilcox Tecfi-Mer- Kelly Crompton and Jill Negri; Kelly Vail and Rose Aspelin. WP Vail: LP Crompton. Records: Lewis Mills 13-8; Stafford 14-4.

Mike Gleza and Kevin Green; Jon Mikula and Jose Martinez. WP Mikula; LP Gleza. HR: idenO League tournament: NCCC at UConn. CIAC track and field championships ai i en i in Bff mm 111 11 Models were presented to the first six thwshers at Wodaosdaye CIAC hoys and firH beck and fttkl top five fMshorsotoadi event from each moot ejaalify for the State Open Jem at East Hartford Hit School, 3:15 pja. By CHERYL ROSENBERG Courant Staff Writer NEW BRITAIN Rod Robertson's eighth-inning home run gave the London Tigers a 4-3 victory over the New Britain Red Sox and a doub-leheader sweep Wednesday before 1,216 at Beehive Field.

In the first game, righthander Marty Willis pitched a two-hitter as London won, 5-0. "It's like the day before was wasted," said Britsox manager Jim Pan-kovits, referring to Tuesday's sweep by the Britsox, 3-2 and 1-0. "We came out flat. We had no enthusiasm, no life." In the second game, the Britsox took a 3-0 lead into the fifth when London scored two runs, one earned, off lefthander Ed Riley (6-4). Rick Sellers, who led off with a double, scored on a single by Kirk Menden-hall.

Mendenhall's single made it 3-2. Greg Sparks tied the score with a home run off the right field foul pole in the sixth. The score stayed 3-3 until Robertson's homer over the left field fence off Riley. The Britsox took the lead in the first on an RBI single by Bruce Chick. A single and a walk loaded the bases, but Colin Dixon struck out to end the inning.

In the fourth, left fielder Mike Beams led off with a triple. Dixon was intentionally walked, and Paul Thoutsis singled to left to score Beams to make it 2-0. Dixon then scored on a ground out by designated Nevins leads Kelsea's, 8-3 Staff reports Ted Nevins had two doubles, a single and three RBI to lead Kelsea's Sports Bar over Society for Savings 8-3 Wednesday at Trinity College. The game was called after six innings because of darkness. Kelsea's 1-2) took a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning and scored four in the fourth and once in the fifth.

Greg Jelks hit a three-run homer for Society for Savings (1-1) in the bottom of the first. Jerry Hasler went the distance for Kelsea's. Society for Savings starter Tom Burns took the loss. Newman Lincoln Mercury 10, East Hartford Jets 4: Brian Crowley had three hits and four RBI, including a two-run homer, to lead Newman Lincoln Mercury over the East Hartford Jets at McKenna Field in East Hartford. Crowley's homer in the top of the Boys Class LL 159-7; 4.

Robert Kahn, New Britain, 157-7: 5. Alex Velardi, Hamden, 153-9; 6. Bill Sikorsky, Hamden, 152-4. Long jama: 1. Neal Eley, Wilbur Cross, 21 feet, 8 inches: 2.

Rob Coleman. Westhill, 21-744; 3. Gardner Lewis, Hamden, 21-6V4; 4. Alex Weimer, Fairfield Prep, 21-5Vi; 5. Justin Breen, Newington, 21-2: 6.

Audley Wallace, Hamden, 20-8. High Jump: 1 Gardner Lewis. Hamden, 6 feet, 9 inches; 2. Dave Kriz, Trumbull, 6-6; 3. Charles Roch, Hamden, 6-2; 4.

Clinton Harris, Greenwich, 6-2; 5. Bryan Boulan-ger, Southington, 6-0; 6. Julian Bauer, HPHS, 6-0. Triple jump: 1 Latef Roberts, Wilbur Cross, 46 feet, 8V4 Inches; 2. Brian Beard, NFA, 46-4; 3.

Bernard McNeil, HPHS. 45-10; 4. Andre Eley, Wilbur Cross, 45-1; 5. Brian Kelly, Trumbull, 43-7; 6. Omar Bras-well, HPHS, 43-5.

AT EAST HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL Twilight League Results, schedule 7 p.m. except where noted Wednesday's results Kelsea's Sports Bar 8, Society for Savings 3 Newman Lincoln Mercury 10, East Hartford Jets 4 Girls Class LL i Rocha. Hamden, 6. Steve Gryzb, Trumbull, 4:35.3. 3200: 1.

Joe Poulos, Xavier, 2. Bill Nadeau, Xavier, 10.00.38; 3. Marc Robaczynski, Simsbury. 4. David Wick, Manchester.

5. Simon McKeon, New Britain, 6. Jeff Pafini, Xavier. 10:23.01. 5000: 1.

Joe Poulos, Xavier, 16:09 64; 2. Jeff Palfini, Xavier, 16:19.50: 3. Jerry Termon, Danbury, 4. Jim Barbieri, New Britain, 5. Michael Terrace.

Wilbur Cross, 6. Mike Speckman, Southington, 17:18.01. llOhurdles: 1. Dan Maertz, Xavier, 15.39; 2. Dave Kriz, Trumbull, 15.46; Reggie Sealey, Westhill, 1 5.6; 4.

Greg Bellamy, HPHS, 1 5.69; 5. Andy DeBenedet, Hamden, 15.91; 6. Dave Rodriguez, Southington, 16.02. 300 hurdle: 1 Aaron Haynes. Wilbur Cross, 38.6; 2.

Greg Bellamy, HPHS, 40.48: 3. Richard Levy, HPHS, 40.75; 4. Ricky Bell, Wilbur Cross, 41.75; 5. Brian Basbagill, Trumbull, 41 6. Gary Fredericks, Hamden, 42.22.

4x100 relay: 1. New Britain (Roger Echols, Andre Fung, Tebucky Jones, Mandisha David) 42.91; 2. Wilbur Cross, 43.19; 3. Stamford, 44.02; 4. HPHS, 44.14; 5.

Hamden, 44.21: 6. Greenwich, 44.70. 4x400 relay: 1. Stamford (Marvin Haye, Marlon Haye. Paul Gittens, Rodney Bryant), 2.

Fairfield Prep, 3. Wilbur Cross, 3:28 05: 4. HPHS, 5. Xavier, 3:30.73: 6. Hamden, 3:35.41.

Shot eat: 1. Brian Beard, NFA, 49 feet, 5 inches; 2. Gardner Lewis, Hamden, 46-3; 3. Mark Crudi. East Hartford, 45-11; 4.

Chris Longo, Southington, 45-8; 5. Rich Manzo, Danbury, 44-11; 6. Mark Klaiber, Simsbury, 44-3. Disces: 1. Brian Beard, NFA, 145 feet, 10 inches; 2.

Matt Coppola, Hamden, 145-0: 3. Billy Johnson, Wilbur Cross, 138-2; 4. Rob Novak, Xavier, 134-1; 5. Rick Mango, Danbury, 133-2: 6. Dave Lyder, Manchester, 128-9.

JavoUa: 1. Frank Mueller, Xavier, 166 feet: 2. Mark Salafia. Southington, 160-3; 3. Rich Levy, HPHS, 400: 1.

Karen Francis. Stamford, 57.06; 2. Tamara Jenkins. Weaver, 58.48: 3. Lisa Shinners, Manchester.

59 61 4. Esther Swinton, Hamden. 59.82: 5. Amy Stafford, East Hartford. 59.85; Tenesha Cates, West Haven.

60.75. SOOi 1. Maxine Clarke. Weaver, 2. Amy Henderson, Glastonbury, 3.

Dian Brown, Weaver, 4. Dione Beck-ford. Stamford, 2:25.69: 5. Jen Kel-lard. Southington.

6. Tracy Westhill, 2:31.42. 1600: 1 Isabel Von Aim, Manchester, 5:18.61: 2. Liz Fagan, Mercy, 5:21.42: 3. Kate Harding.

Glastonbury, 4. Beth Rickey, Greenwich, 5. Pasqualine Safar, Conard. 6. Gladys Vasquez, Bulkeley.

5:37.37. 3200: 1 Liz Swift, Mercy, 1 1 :43.42; 2. Melanie Fiske, Manchester, 3. Paty Burke, Glastonbury, 4. Rebecca Jewett, Greenwich, 5.

Mary Fagan, Mercy, 6. Jill Romano. East Hartford, 12:39.74. 100 hurdles: 1 Cristel Nelson, NFA, 15.35; 2. Charessa Saunders.

Holy Cross, 15.97: 3. Angie Jimenez, Stamford, 16.3; 4. Cary Alex. Hamden. 16.31: 5.

Jennifer Rimkus, Naugatuck, 16.31; 6. Yolanda McCray, Hamden, 16 64. 300 hurdles: 1. Chanessa Saunders, Holy Cross. 46.98; 2.

Yolanda McCray. Hamden, 47.48; 3. Jennifer Rimkus, Naugatuck, 47.56; 4. Norine Nadeau. NFA, 47.71; 5.

Leigh-Ann Spafford, East Hartford, 48.26; 6. Donna Lambert, Weaver, 49.34. 4x100 relay: 1. Hamden (Elsie Smith. Esther Swinton, Melba Me-bane, Dayna Edge), 48.86: 2.

Weaver, 48.87; 3. East Hartford, 50.67; 4. Manchester. 50.71; 5. (tie) HPHS and Danbury, 51.85.

4x400 relay: 1. Weaver (Tamara Jenkins, Dian Brown, Maxine Clarke. Diana Wright). 2. Stamford.

3. Hamden, 4:07.88: 4. Manchester, 5. Bulkeley, 6. Greenwich, 4:12.44.

Shot put 1. Mechetl Artis. NFA, 37 feet, 1 inch; 2. Gloria Arnold, Rockville. 35-0; 3.

Roberta Downer, Weaver. 33-7: 4. Jen Lathrop. NFA, AT EAST HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL rnff HlawAtfrllif Team: 1. Wilbur Cross-New 84; 2.

Xavier-Middletown, 69: 3. Hartford Public, 60; 4. (tie) Hamden and New Britain, 58; 6. Norwich Free Academy, 34; 7. Fairfield Prep, 30; 8.

Stamford, 23; 9. Trumbull, 21 10. (tie) Danbury and Westhill-Stamford, 20: 12. Southington, 17; 13. (tie) Greenwich and Simsbury, 15.

(tie) Bridgeport Central and Glastonbury, 10; 17. East Hartford, 6: 18. Manchester, 19. Newington, 3. 100: 1.

Andre Eley, Wilbur Cross, 10.95; 2. Tebucky Jones, New Britain, 11.0; 3. Alex Weimer, Fairfield Prep, 11.13; 4. John Bridges, HPHS, 11.18; 5. Seth Goldstein, Simsbury, 11.37; 6.

Derik Davis, NFA, 11.44. 200: 1. Tebucky Jones, New Britain, 22.2; 2. Andre Eley, Wilbur Cross, 22.48; 3. Paul Gittens, Stamford, 22.56; 4.

John Bridges, HPHS, 22.84: 5. Paul Tino, Greenwich, 22.88; 6. Robert Nicholson, Newington, 22.95. 400: 1. Jason Newton, Danbury, 49.61; 2.

Paul Tino, Greenwich, 49.65; 3. Williams Matthews, Wilbur Cross, 49.68; 4. Charles Rock, Hamden, 50.48; 5. Andre Fung. New Britain, 51 .21 6.

Rodney Bryant, Stamford, 51.4. BOO: 1. Shaw Osbourne, Bridgeport Central, 2. Jim Bar-bieri. New Britain, 3.

Chris Essick, Simsbury, 4. Joe Crespo, Fairfield Prep, 5. Andre Taylor, HPHS, 6. David Clark, NFA. 2:03.42.

1600: 1. Simon McKeon, New Brit-am, 4:24.8: 2. Ryan Donovan. Fairfield Prep. 3.

Erik Carpenter, Westhill, 4. Chad Johnson. NFA, 5. Jamie Bob Stern Special to The Courant Mercy-Middletown's Stephanie Moore, left, comes from behind to beat Hartford Public's Melissa Butler at the finish of the 4x400-meter relay in Wednesday's Class LL meet. Today's games Society for Savings vs.

Newman Lincoln Mercury at Moriarty Field, Manchester Evans Insurance vs. Mallove's Jewelers at Palmer Field, Middletown Capitols vs. Vernon Orioles at Mc-Coy Field, Vernon, 6 p.m. Friday's games Newman Lincoln Mercury vs. Capitols at Newington High, 6 p.m.

Herb's Sport Shop vs. Kelsea's Sports Bar at Muzzy Field, Bristol Society for Savings vs. East Hartford Jets at McKenna Field, East Team: 1. Weaver-Hartford, 81; 2. Norwich Free Academy, 74; 3.

Hamden, 54; 4. Stamford. 48; 5. Manchester. 32; 6.

Glastonbury, 30; 7. East Hartford, 29; 8. Mercy-Middletown. 20; 9. Holy Cross-Waterbury, 18; 10.

West Haven, 12; 11. (tie) Greenwich and Naugatuck, 11; 13. (tie) Bulkeley-Hartford and Rockville. 15. Hartford Public, Vfr.

16. (tie) Norwalk end Southington. 1 8. Conard-West Hartford. 1 9.

Danbury. 2ft: 20. (tie) Westhill-Stamford and Wilbur Cross-New Haven, 1. 100: 1 Ebony Crumpler. East Hartford, 12.37; 2.

Diana Wright, Weaver. 12.39; 3. Dayna Edge, Hamden, 12.43; 4. Tessa Antoine, Weaver. 12.79: 5.

Bernadett Samuels, Norwalk, 12.8; 6. Talisha Graves, Bulkeley, 12.9. 200: 1. Diana Wright, Weaver, 25.42: 2. Karen Francis.

Stamford, 25.52: 3. Dayna Edge. Hamden, 25.67; 4. Bernadett Samuels. Norwalk, 26.31; 5.

Cristina Bonaktes, Danbury, 26 73; 6. Tenesha Cates, West Haven. 26.86. Naugatuck. 103-6; 6.

Bntt Jeikle, Conard. 101-8. Higti Jump: 1. Kristen Skoglund, Glastonbury, 5 feet, 4 inches; 2. Angiet Jimenez, Stamford.

5-2: 3. Melinda Cooper, Hamden, 5-0; 4. Bridget Buist. Southington, 4-10; 5. Laura McGovern, Greenwich.

4-8. Leaf lump: 1 Tessa Antoine, Weaver, 18 feet, IV2 inches: 2. Cristel Nelson. NFA. 17-Vi: 3.

Leigh-Ann Spafford. East Hartford. 1 6-11ft: 4. Angie Jiminez, Stamford. 16-9Vt: 5.

Norine Nadeau, NFA, 16-7: 6. Kelley Page. Wilbur Cross, 33-6; 5. Danyhl Stanley, West Haven, 33-1; 6. Leila Crockett.

Hamden. 31-10. Dtsan: 1. Mechell Artis, NFA, 119 feet: 2. Leila Crockett, Hamden, 112-0: 3.

Jen Lathrop. NFA, 110-6: 4. Cheryl Hancin, NFA, 107-1: 5. Amber Hatem. East Hartford, 102-4: 6.

Deleana Bonczak, Naugatuck. 10O-6. Javelin: 1 Norine Nadeau. NFA, 125 feet, 8 inches: 2. Diana Burroughs.

West Haven. 109-1: 3. Mechell Artis. NFA, 1 05-3: 4. Shontrice Starks, Bulkeley, 104-5: 5.

Stacie Phillips, fourth put Newman ahead 5-4. Back-to-back homers by Mark Riemer and Brian Marshall in the bottom of the third had given the Jets a 4-3 lead. Cintorino to coach Central football Leconte rallies, beats Kulti Today's feature matches Colleges At the French Open in (seeds in parentheses): Men Petr Korda (7), Czechoslovakia, vs. Andrei Cherkasov, Russia. Women Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (4), Spain, vs.

Steffi Graf (2), Germany; Monica Seles (1), Yugoslavia, vs. Gabriela Sabatini (3), Cal State Fullerton defeats Miami, 7-5 Associated Press OMAHA, Neb, Cal State Fullerton stayed alive in the College World Series by scoring five first-inning runs and hanging on for a 7-5 win over No. 1 Miami (55-9) Wednesday. The teams meet again Friday for a spot in Saturday's title game. The Titans (45-16) battered starter Jose Prado (4-2) for four hits and five runs in the first.

Phil Nevin hit a two-run homer as Cal State Fullerton ended Miami's winning streak at five. By GEORGE SMITH Courant Staff Writer Central Connecticut assistant football coach Sal Cintorino, a first-team Division II All-America player for the Blue Devils in 1984, will be named coach of his alma mater at a 10 a.m. press conference today at the New Britain school. Cintorino, 30, has been an assistant coach at Central for six seasons. He succeeds Mike McGlinchey, who resigned last month to become coach at Frostburg State Cintorino was chosen over four finalists, including three alumni, Virginia assistant coach Rick Lantz C63), Upsala (East Orange, N.J.) coach and athletic director Mike Walsh (77) and Northern Arizona assistant John Skladany (71).

The fifth candidate was baseball coach "That was the tip-off to the whole day," Sampras said. "It was a long point, one I kept going for quite a while, and I ended up losing it And the next point was more painful for Sampras, 20, who defeated Agassi at the 1990 U.S. Open final, 6-4, 6-3, 6-2. After a brief exchange of shots, Sampras was forced to hit a weak, lunging backhand high to Agassi at the net. Agassi nearly missed on the overhead, getting just enough of the ball so it hit the net chord, dropped over and landed right on the line.

"I'd like to see Andre win," Sampras said. "I think the fact that he hasn't won one, and that Michael Chang and Courier and I have, I think that bothers him a little bit." There were times in his two-day match with Ivanisevic when Courier looked vulnerable. Tuesday, leading Continued from Page CI his way to a five-set victory. He will meet the winner of the Petr Korda-Andrei Cherkasov match, which was suspended because of darkness at a set apiece. The Agassi-Sampras match had promise.

Sampras, after performing admirably in previous rounds, had gained confidence playing on clay. For most of the first set, Sampras had slightly the better of play until it came to the tiebreaker. In the tiebreaker, Agassi took a 4-0 lead but Sampras rallied to tie at 5, and at 6. Then, in short order, set and match were decided. The next point produced a long rally, the kind Agassi savors and Sampras merely tolerates.

Not surprisingly, Agassi won the point with a brilliant pashg shot. George Redman, who has been at Central 23 years, deluding 16 as an assistant football coach. Southington connection Former Southington High players Chris Petersen, Mark Sobolewski and Dave Majeski were selected this week in the Major League Baseball amateur draft. Petersen, a junior shortstop at Georgia Southern, was taken by the Chicago Cubs in the ninth round, Sobolewski, a senior outfielder at Florida Southern, was drafted by the Oakland A's in the 20th round and Majeski, a senior outfielder at the University of Florida, was picked by the Milwaukee Brewers in an undisclosed rnd. two sets to love, he lost his first set of the tournament, and Wednesday he fell behind by 4-1 in the fourth set.

But Courier wasn't worried. And Ivanisevic knew he wasn't worried. "He's 4-1 down, and concentrated," Ivanisevic said. "I canfeel it across the court.".