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623-2814 oft 5pm finger. $2700. 685-6026 mower, car, cneqp 400B GARAGE, YARD SALES, ETC. OYV By JOEL POILEY Tribune Sports Writer TAMPA The frustration of playing on losing teams and for four coaches in four years has taken its toll on Tampa Prep center fielder Keith Hutchinson. But Hutchinson has turned a negative situation into a positive, for both himself and the team.

Entering Tuesday's game against Bradenton Christian, Hutchinson needed one stolen base to break the state record of 136 held since 1986 by Eddie Carter of Jacksonville Terry Parker. "It bothers me at times because we're so inexperienced," Hutchinson said Monday after failing to break the record against St. Petersburg Shorecrest. "But I know the other guys are trying. "The record means a lot to me, though, because being on a weak team, I've had to set more personal goals to help us win.

If it's stealing a base, getting a hit, or pitching a couple innings, it all helps the team. "But if I don't get it, I don't get it." Monday's 14-2 loss was the Terrapins' 14th in 16 games. It was also only the second game this season Hutchinson didn't steal a base. He singled leading off the first inning, but Shorecrest catcher Dennis Burns pitched out and nailed Hutchinson at second base. Hutchinson walked in the third, but a runner on second prevented him from stealing.

Living near Dunedin High School, which has a good baseball program, the hour ride back and forth to Tampa Prep gives Hutchinson time to reflect on his choice of schools. "I know I could play for a big school like Dunedin (Class 4A)," he Tribune photograph by JIM REED Tampa Prep's Keith Hutchinson needed one stolen base, entering Tuesday's game against Bradenton Christian, to break the state record of 136 held by Eddie Carter of Terry Parker. CHOW PUPS. AKC hull, fiberglass, w1983 Mer 5 FEMALES, 1 MALE $200 each. 737-3165 cury 85HP, new seats a new GARAGE SALE WEEK-END PACKAGE FOR A 3 LINE AD FRIDAY SATURDAY in the Tribune zone editions: Brandon, East Hillsborough and South PLUS FREE GARAGE SALE SIGNS! DEADLINES: 12 NOON Monday through Friday for next day's publication 4pm Friday for Monday CALL 100 Amp battery, wired for CB, Blmlnl top, trailer, ready COCKER pups, AKC, buff.

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no i-ju i 23' IMP C-cobln, 235 OMC 100 maie, ourt, oeautitui, 12 wks, shots, parents on premises. "His head is always in the game," said Pena, a 1983 Tampa Catholic graduate. "He's one of the few kids we've got like that. "He's much better than a 1A player. He's disciplined, loves to play and is a great kid to teach." Hutchinson said he plans to attend Auburn, where he'll try to make the baseball team as a walk-on a difficult task at a Division I school.

"I'll go there and sweep the dugouts and carry everyone's bag the first year," he said, smiling about typical drudgery incurred by all freshmen. "But by the time I'm a junior or senior, I think I can play there." said. "But I wouldn't get the education like I have here. I know in the long run that's more important." Hutchinson's path to tying the state record started as a freshman, when he stole 46 bases as primarily a pinch runner. He followed with 26 steals as a sophomore, 37 as a junior and has 27 this year.

His .951 percentage (136-for-143) is testimony to his knowledge of the game and ability to reach base. After Monday, he was hitting .358 (14-for-39) with an on-base percentage slightly under .500. New coach Bobby Pena said Hutchinson's attitude sets a good example for younger teammates. hrs since rebuilt. Good on 13V.

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Sacrifice Salomone faces some difficulty planning race TAMPA Tony Salomone is trying to do something that's been difficult around here lately. He wants to hold a road race this summer, with the proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society. The local road racing community has been in the doldrums lately. Small crowds have been showing up to some of the bigger events. Add to this Salomone has never organized a race of any kind before.

Never. "I realize there's people out there that's been doing this a lot longer than me," Salomone said. "But I'm willing to do what ever it takes to do this." Considering Salomone won't make a nickel on this venture, why would he want to go through all the troubles of putting on a race? The answer is simple. His father, Anthony Michael Salomone, died of cancer April 19, 1988. He was 64 but still working with the same energy he had when he was 40.

His wife of many years, Mary, is the same way. And the Salomone family, who moved to Tampa several years ago from Ohio, are close. When the father found out he didn't have much time to live, he left the hospital and went home. He wanted to die surrounded by family, not nurses and doctors. "He and I were pretty close," Salomone said.

"He worked up 'til just a few weeks before he died." Salomone said that the Cancer Society was a big help to his family, and he would like to do something to help them help others. So, when he's not driving all over the Tampa Bay area as a power equipment representative, Salomone is thinking of ways to hold a road race. He said he really doesn't care if it makes that much money the first time. He wants to make this an annual race on or around his late father's July birthday. "If it's a small turnout the first time, that's OK," Salomone said.

"If nothing else, I'll get the name out there and get my foot in the door. It definitely will be an annual thing." But he's already finding out that the road racing business involves more than drawing a start and finish line. He has a list of area race directors, like Millard Shumate of the Bayshore Runners Club, Gary McMath of Suncoast Runners Club, Jack Houghteling of the Jogging Center and Bob Braman at the University of South Florida. Most of the people he's talked to have told him about the high costs of things like insurance, traffic control, T-shirts, food, beverages and awards. And some of them tell him it's a risky venture these days.

"And with all those other diseases and causes out there, the Cancer Society seems to have moved down on people's priority list," Salomone said. "It's a tough sell." Still, Salomone, who has recently gotten serious about running again and also takes part in several triathlons each year, pushes on just like his dad would do, he said. He is looking for potential sponsors to help out with the race costs and is considering several ideas to try and make his race stand out among all the others. "Right now, I'm mainly trying to narrow down it down to a time and a place," Salomone said. "But the more I get into it, the more I realize there's a lot of other details to take care of." But knowing Salomone's enthusiasm and energy and his love for his father, something tells you he will somehow put all the pieces together.

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653-0801 after 5 CHEVY 1949 Truck, great tor YELLOW Nape Amazons, A Tribune Staff Report TAMPA The city of Tampa will play host to another sports championship this week. The United States Judo, Championships are scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Martinez Sports Center at the University of Tampa. More than 1,000 competitors from the United States and Japan will compete in masters- and seniors-division Shiai and Kata competition tournaments. Preliminary competitions begin Friday morning at 10. Finals are at 7 p.m.

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For information contact Hartung at 754-1541 or 985-2676. Basketball camp accepts applications PLANT CITY The Second Annual Plant City Recreation Department Pete Weronik Basketball Camp is now taking applications. The camp, for boys 8-12, costs $30 and is limited to the first 24 applicants. The camp will be at Mike San-sone Park from 8:30 a.m.-noon, July 10-14. The camp will stress individual and team fundamentals with games and conditioning drills.

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Lynn Dominessy leads the team in batting average while Robin Alamillo leads in RBI (28). Christy Byrd's .485 on-base percentage leads the Lady Bulls. Bullets. Basketball coach Bobby Paschal has yet to sign anyone, but two of the players he's interested in are still available 6-9 Ibraheem Oladotun of Pensacola Junior College and 5-9 point guard Willie Fisher from Lake City Community College. Kelvin Daniels, a 6-9 forward who played at Class 1A Bay-shore Christian in Tampa and then signed with Southwestern Louisiana, left college in January.

Unknown to Paschal, Daniels enrolled at USF, under a non-degree seeking classification, then approached Paschal about becoming a Bull. Daniels needs to get his academics in order before he could be considered for a scholarship, Paschal said. Since Southwestern gave him a release, Daniels could get a scholarship for the 1989-90 year, but won't get one even if he is eligible, Paschal said. Daniels does intend to practice with the team, Paschal said. He could get a scholarship for the 1990-91 season.

Today USF at Florida, 5 p.m.; UT at Florida Southern; Hillsborough at Countryside; Tampa Catholic at Robinson; Ridgewood at Jesuit Thursday Winter Haven at Armwood; Temple Heights at East Lake; Tampa Catholic at Land O' Lakes Friday UT at Saint Leo, 7 p.m.; King at Armwood; Bloomingdale at Plant; Brandon at Chamberlain; East Bay at Hillsborough; Gaither at Leto; Robinson at Tampa Bay Vc-Tech; Springstead at Jesuit Sunday Saint Leo at UT, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday UT at FIT, 3 p.m. GOLF Monday Girls, Boys: District 8 Tournament, Temple Terrace SOFTBALL Thursday Temple Heights at Northside Christian Friday Armwood at King; Brandon at Leto; Gaither at Chamberlain; Plant at Hillsborough; Robinson at Jefferson; Tampa Catholic at Land Lakes Saturday Chamberlain at Berkeley Prep FORD 1985 TEMPO GLX Ithr seats. Ilium, entry, AT, AC PS, PW, CC, pwr seats, exc COnd. SJBUU now he's content helping the Bulls win.

Baseball notes. The Bulls' 5 p.m. game today at Florida is on SportsChannel Florida. USF is 10-1 on TV this year. USF's next home game is May 5.

Scott Henry is tied with Rusk for the team batting average lead, each at .373. Center fielder Kevin Dattola has a 16-game hitting streak. Four of the top five Sun Belt leaders in RBI are Bulls: Rusk (50), Henry (43), Gus Vollmer (40) and Scott Miller (34). Softball. The Lady Bulls took a 19-16 record into Tuesday night's scheduled doubleheader against Florida Southern, the last home games of the season for USF and seven seniors: Lisa Wunar, Debbie Dyer, Judy Meagley, Kim Green-holdt, Tammy Dibble, Barbara Drachenberg and Allison Neville, Tampa.

Coach Hildred Deese takes her team to Chattanooga, this weekend to play in a 10-team tour LINCOLN 1984 MK VII, white, 35,000 mi, loosed, mint cona. $BV50 ObO. 0B5-224V MERCURY 1988 Tracer 2 dr. fTpIp Tampa I EH Brandon l' I( Pinellas mini i or. mi, uiwir extras, $6900.

684-9977 Area runners compete in Boston Marathon. Joe Burgasser of St. Petersburg was one of several area runners who took part in Monday's Boston Marathon. Competing in the Grand Masters (over 50) age group, Burgasser took third place with a time of 2 hours, 42 minutes and 53 seconds. Burgasser's longtime rival, Mel Williams of Virginia Beach, won the Grand Masters division in 2:39:40 and Faye Bradley of Washington, B.C., was second in 2:42.42.

The best time of any local runner was turned in by Tampa's Victor Mora, formerly of Columbia. Mora, 44, took 19th overall and third in the masters (over 40) age group with a 2:22.49. Mora was the masters champion of this year's Gasparilla 15k race in Tampa and finished second in the 1972 Boston Marathon. Herbie Wills of Tallahassee, a former 971-1111 689-6050 449-2310 PLYMOUTH 1986 COLT DL Sedan. Air, auto, omtm, power mirrors, rear defrost, economical, wvw.

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Boys: Berkeley Prep at St. John Lutheran Marathon (as supplied by the Boston Athletic Association) were: Dick Chamberlln, St. Petersburg, Dick Ruzlcka, St. Petersburg, Steve Bolin, St. Pe tersburg, Carol Jean Clark, Semi FGOA NPGJOPO'H WAYKOLW-EJO KOYXKL FNH EKXMOA, FNH NAXYNOL XII GWH I Ytrday' Cryptoqalp: THE UNTRUTHFUL MANAGER OF SOCCER TEAM IS BLAMED FOR TAKING KICKBACKS.

Today's Cryptoqulp clue: I equals The Cryptoqulp is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another. If you think that equals it will equal throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is accomplished by nole, Laurl Reynolds, St. Petersburg, Taylor Robinson, St.

tournaments are at the St. Petersburg Tennis Center. The meeting to decide seedings was held Tuesday night. Teams from Hillsborough County are Plant, Jesuit, Robinson and Tampa Bay Vo-Tech. In boys, Plant and Jesuit are expected to contend along with St.

Petersburg High School and St. Petersburg Lakewood, led by No. 1 players Scott Allen and Peter Boyes. Allen, ranked 35th in the boys 16s, is the county's only unbeaten No. 1 player in the division.

He scored a major victory last week against the previously uneaten Gummels. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Kay Capozzl, Largo, Dave Nicholson, Jennifer Cichon, No. 1 player for the Academy, leads county 2A-5 players. Cichon, district runner-up last year to Amy Mascottl, is seeded second this year, behind Erika Cutler of St.

Petersburg Canterbury. Berkeley Prep's teams could be factors, led by No. 1 players Susan Wyly and Ravia Shah, both seeded fourth in their brackets. Berkeley Prep grabbed 11 seedings, compared to one last year. Both the hoys and girls 3A-5 Correction Tampa, Dr.

Dan DeRussy, St. Petersburg, Glenn Berns, St. Petersburg Beach, Lenore Rupert, Clearwater Beach, Ted Wendt, North Reddington Beach, Hal Cook, St. Petersburg, 4:29.14. A photograph in Monday's edition Incorrectly indentlfled Stacey liizarry of Brandon.

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