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The Montana Standard. Butte, Friday, June 1, 1990 9 Famous Chicken headlines Kings promos July 29 vs. Helena Blood Bank night: The Butte Blood Bank will have door prizes as well as a lucky number' give-away. July 30 Helena Y-95Butte Plaza bingo night. August 7 vs.

Billings Vacation night. August 9 vs. Billings St. James Hospital night. St.

James Hospital employees and their families are allowed in at a reduced rate. Details to be announced. August 9 vs. Billings Rainbow PhotoFuji Film night. The first 300 fans will receive a roll of film, courtesy of Rainbow Photo and Fuji Film Fans will be allowed onto the field during a designated time prior to the game to take pictures with the players.

August 10 vs. Billings Coca Cola T-shirt night The first 4O0 fans will receive a free Copper King T-shirt, courtesy ol Coca Cola. August 16 vs. Idaho Falls Team Photo night. August 17 vs.

Idaho Falls Pepsi family night. Fans can obtain a free family pass, courtesy of Pepsi. Details to be announced. August 23 vs. Salt Lake City Lyon's Motors cap night.

The first 500 fans will receive a free Copper King souvenir cap. courtesy of Lyon's Motors. August 24 vs. Salt'Lake City To be announced. August 25 vs.

Pocatello Second annual Copper King card show. Fans attending the card show during the day ill receive a set of 1990 Copper King cards and a ticket for the game with a paid admission to the show. August 26 vs. Pocatello Food Bank night. Details.

to be announced August 29 vs. Idaho Falls KTVN-TV6S Fan Appreciation night. Fans have a chance to win prizes, courtesy of KTVM. August 30 vs. Idaho Falls Last home game of the season.

The famous San Diego Chicken and a home run derby youth clinic called "slug-out" headline the 1990 Copper King promotional schedule released by 1 Coppgr King general manager Mike Shields. The Chicken, famous for his many appearances at both major league baseball and NBA games, will come to Alumni Coliseum July 8 when the Copper Kings host Northern Division rival Great Falls. "Slug out" is a program developed by former major league pitcher Jim "Mud Cat" Grant. The program includes a baseball clinic for area youth, a drug aarness program sponsored by Butte's DARE Program and a home run derby by former major leaguers. The entire promotional schedule is as follows: June 20 vs.

Pocatello Season opener, pre-game festivities will include presentation of the 1989 Southern Division championship banner to Copper King manager Bump Wills. June 21 vs. Pocatello Duggan-Dolan ball night. The first 300 fans will receive a souvenir baseball, courtesy of Duggan-Dolan. June 22 vs.

Pocatello Montana Lottery night. The Montana Lottery will have inning-by-inning give-aways of their new scratch game "grand slam." June 25 vs. Salt Lake City "Slug-out" sponsored by Rhone-Poulenc in coordination with KXLF-TV4S "Time to Care" and the Butte DARE Program. Butte area youth may attend a free baseball clinic and drug awareness program. Prior to the game, former major leaguers will put on a home run derby.

June 26 vs. Salt Lake City Y-95Butte Plaza bingo night. Fans can play "baseball bingp" to win "Plaza bucks" from the Butte Plaza Mall. July 3 vs. Medicine Hat Butte Celebrations fireworks.

Fans can watch the fireworks show from their seat at Alumni Coliseum. July 4 vs. Medicine Hat Holiday festivities. July 5 vs. Medicine Hat To be announced.

July 6 vs. Medicine Hat Blue Jays Vacation night. Fans can enter their name in a drawing for a vacation for two. Destination to be announced. July 7 vs.

Great Falls Taco John's pennant night. The first 500 fafis will receive a Copper King pennant, courtesy of Taco John's. July 8 vs. Great Falls The Famous Chicken sponsored by KBOW-AM. Eight-dollar family passes may be obtained after June 24 on specially marked bags of Frito Lay products.

July 9 vs. Great Falls V-95Butte Plaza bingo night. July 18 vs. Idaho Falls Vacation night. July 19 vs.

-Idaho Falls Rainbow Photo player photo night. The first 300 fans will be allowed to pick from a grab bag of player photos to collector trade. July 20 vs. Idaho Falls PJ's Sports Youth night. Youths age 13 under will be allowed in free, courtesy of PJ's Sports.

July 21 vs. Salt Lake City Cable Ad Net night. Fans have a chance to win many prizes, including an MTV jacket and ESPN caps. July 22 vs. Salt Lake City Multiple Sclerosis benefit night.

July 23 vs. Salt Lake City Y-95 'Butte Plaza bingo night. July 26 vs. Pocatello Lisac's Tire mini-bat night. The first 300 fans will receive a mini-bat, courtesy of Lisac's Tires.

July- 27 vs. Pocatello Credit Union night. Butte area credit union members will be allowed in free, courtesy of the Butte Credit Unions. See your credit union for details. July 28 vs.

Helena Dinger Hitting contest. Dinger, manufacturer of the Dinger hitting tool, sponsors the hitting contest for Butte area youth. angers deal nine players to Copper Kings prominent prospect with a strong arm and good speed." More players will be on the way after the free-agent amateur draft in New York Monday through Wednesday. The Rangers have the lfith pick in both the first and second rounds. "Obviously we are hoping that the Rangers will once again send their top draft picks to Butte." said Wills, "but, as of yet.

we haven't heard anything record for steals." said Wills. "He's a switch-hitter with great raw talent. He's the fastest player in the Ranger Penn is 20. Miguel Castellano 6-1. 185-pounder from Maracaibo, who can play first base, third base and the outfield.

Castellano leads the extended spring training team in batting average. Melvin Matos 6-2. 180-pound left fielder from Maracaibo, Venezuela. Wills calls Matos, 19, "a catcher from Guayanilla, Puerto Rico. Wills said Reyes, 20, will most likely see back-up Brian Mouton 6-3, 225-pound first baseman from Oakland.

Wills said Mouton, 19, is a hard swinger who has the ability to play the outfield as well as first base. Shannon Penn 5-10. 155-pound second baseball from Cincinnati. "Shannon is a speedster equal to Tom Goodwin (1989 Great Falls Dodger who set a Pioneer League leans. Wills said St.

Pe, 20, has a chance to start, but most likely will be a reliever or spot starter. Brian Sheet 6-2, 180-pound right-handed pitcher from Kansas City, Kan. Wills said Sheetz, 22, also has a chance to start. Jose Cardona 5-11, 170-pound right-handed pitcher from La Guaira, Venezuela. Cardona, 19, played in the Dominican summer league last year.

Victor Reyes 6-2, 180-pound Venezuela. The new Copper Kings are: Tyrone Washington 6-6, 200-pound right-handed pitcher from Chicago. He's currently 5-0 with a .096 earned run average in extended spring training. Copper Kings Manager Bump Wills called Washington "the most impressive of the players scheduled to come to Butte." Wills also said that Washington will be in the starting rotation. Bobby St.

Pe 6-3, 180-pound right-handed pitcher from New Or The Texas Rangers have assigned nine players from their championship extended spring training squad to the Butte Copper COPPER KINGS Kings for the 1990 Pioneer League baseball season, Copper Kings Gen-' eral Manager Mike Shields announced Thursday, Four of the players, off the team that was 27-11 with three games remaining, are right-handed pitchers. Two others are from Maracaibo, Sports file Tysel, Waylett excel in horse show DILLON Rebecca Tysel and Donna Waylett, both of Dillon, took top honors in the Bobcat Horse Show at Bozeman Saturday through Monday. Waylett was the high point adult exhibitor and Tysel took the same honor in the junior division at the first Montana State Horse Show Association Outing of the year. Tysel's horse, Lady Ginger, emerged as both the Bobcat high point horse (reserve) and high point western horse. Dream Weaver, owned by Katie Beck of Ennis, was the Bobcat high point horse.

Show results follow: Pre sreen 3. Peri Suenram; Cassidy claims golf honors The rain didn't stop the Highland" View men's golf league from playing Thursday night, but it did cut down on the field. Only 53 players competed in the seventh week of the season, according to league secretary Butch Combo. Joe Stimatz claimed low gross honors with a 37. Tim Cassidy tied Neal' LaPalm for low net honors with a 33, won the long drive contest, and was closest to the hole on No.

5, 3'3" from the cup. Cassidy was also a member of the top team for the night. LaPalm was closest on no. 3, and Bil Foley's 13 0" stood up on no. 8.

Team No. 1 172.825 Tim Cassidy 33. Jim Wedin 34.125, Bob Rossman 34 7. Jett Heard 35, Vern 2 173.4 Neal LaPalm 33, Pinky Lynch 33 3, Bill Kambich 35 Gil 34, Em mett Fogarty 36. Team No.

3 177.7 Joe Stimatz 34 7. Tom Weis 35. Chuck Fournier 35.5. Mike Rapp 36 2. Lee Bill Bums 34 2.

Justin Donnelly 34.8, Steve Noctor 36. Joe Little 37, Mark Montoya 36.3 Team No. 4-179 Snow 37. Softball games to be made up Sunday Butte-Silver Bow Recreation Department-sponsored Softball games postponed because of bad weather the last two weeks will be made up Sunday, Recreation Director Bob Rowling announced Thursday. Sunday's schedule follows: MEN'S A Stodden 1 10 a.m.

Pair A Dice Duggan Dolan vs. Duggan Maloney Miller Lite. II, McGree Trucking vs. Shanty. 12, Ivanhoe's Whitewood Trucking vs.

vu Miller Pezdark. 1, C-Bud Light vs. Home Oxygen Copper Hill. Stodden 10, Shanty vs Ivanhoe's Whitewood Trucking II, Pair A Dice Duggan Dolan vs. Home Oxygen Copper Hill.

12, Vu Miller Pezdark vs ot Bud Light 1, DeLuxe Duggan Dolan vs McGree Trucking. OLD OZZIE Stodden 3 10, Piszer's Kelly's Lucky vs Scoop II, Shanty Lite vs Oly 12, Home Oxygen Shanty vs. Miller Lite-Pair A Dice. I-, Maloney's Jox vs. Pair A Dice.

MEN'S 1 Stodden I 2, Speedway Rainier vs Butte Merchants. Stodden 2 2, Butte Merchants vs Gold Rush Ray's Place. "Stodden 3 2, Jim's Bar Shotey Paint vs Pair A Dice Lite. MEN'S 2 East Side 2, Jerry's Room 71 Rainier vs. Flashback Rainier.

MEN'S East Side -1, H.B. Brinck vs Pair A Dice Lite. WOMEN'S A Stodden 3 4, Butte Sponsors vs. Moses-Hill City. WOMEN'S Parrot 10, McGree's vs.

Sponsors. 11, Tranmer Trucking vs. McGree's, 12, First Bank vs. Tran mer Trucking. 1, First Citizens Bank vs.

First Bank East Side 10, Maloney's vs. Met Lite. II, Pair A Dice vs. Met Lite. 12, Sponsors vs.

Maloney's. WOMEN 1 Parrot 2, Maloney's Beal Mountain vs. Poore Roth Robinson State Farm. 3, Jerry's Corner vs Copper King Saloon Thompson's. Tech basketball camp registrations due Friday is the deadline for signing up for the eighth annual Montana Tech Basketball Camp June 18-22 in the Tech Gym, Tech men's Coach Rick Dessing has announced.

The camp is open to students entering grades 4-12 next fall and will be directed by Dessing. Other staff members will include Tech assistant coach Tom Berg, Tech players and coaches from Southwest Montana area schools. Brochures and applications are available at Butte schools and the Tech Gym. More information may be obtained by phoning Dessing at 496-4420 or Berg at 496-4107. YMCA holds sports clinics The Butte Family YMCA is presently taking registrations for Summer Sports Clinics.

These clinics are designed for the grade school athlete and introduces himher to a variety of team sports. Clinics meed daily for one week from 9 a.m. -12 noon, with a mid-morning snack break. A fee will be assessed for each clinic, but financial assistance is available to unemployed families. The clinic schedule is as follows: Soccer (grades 1-6), June 11-15.

Racquetball (grades 3-6), June 18-22. Karate (grades 1-6), June 25-29. Basketball (grades 1-2), July 9-13. Arts Crafts (grades 3-6), July 9-13. Volleyball (grades 5-6) July 16-20.

Basketball (grades 3-6) July 23-27. Arts Crafts (grades 1-2), July 23-27. Flag football (grades 5-6), Aug. 6-10. Fort Peck thinclad wins javelin throw BILLINGS (AP) Cathy Carlson of Fort Peck won the NAIA javelin championship Friday in Stephenville, Texas.

Carlson, who competes for Dickinson State of North Dakota, claimed the national title with a throw of 156 feet, 5 inches. Natural trail open 1, Bridget Brenneke. 3, Rebecca Tysel. 6, Donna Waylett. Reserve, Randi Waylett.

Trail open 4, Bridget Brenneke. 5, Rebecca Tysel. 6, Randi Waylett. Trail 17-and-under 1, Bridget Brenneke. 2, Rebecca Tysel.

3, Randi Waylett. Western horsemanship open 1, Donna Waylett. 6, Rebecca Tysel. Western control class 4, Rebecca Tysel. Halter mares 5-and-over 1, Rebecca Tysel, Lady Ginger, 2, Randi Waylett, Moon Tango.

Showmanship 17-and-under 1, Rebecca Tysel. 5, Randi Waylett. Stock seat equitation 18-and-over 1, Donna Stock seat equitation 14-17 1, Rebecca Tysel. 5, Bridget Brenneke. Stock seat equitation lS-and-uiider 5, Randi Waylett.

Western pleasure senior horse 1, Donna Waylett. 2, Rebecca Tysel. Novice western pleasure novice rider 2, Tyler Waylett. Western pleasure 18-and-over 2, Donna Waylett. Western pleasure 14-17 2, Rebecca Tysel.

4, Bridget Brenneke. Western pleasure 13-and-under 2, Randi Waylett. Western pleasure open 4, Rebecca Tysel. 5, Donna Waylett. Leadline 8-and-under 1, Tyler Waylett.

Walk-trot equitation 8-and-under 1, Tyler Waylett. Hunter seat equitation on the flat 13-and-under 2, Randi Waylett. Hunter seat equitation on the flat 14-17 2, Rebecca Tysel. 5, Bridget Brenneke. Hunter seat equitation on the flat, 18-and-over 2, Peri Suenram.

3, Donna Waylett. English pleasure hunter 18-and-over 3, Peri Suenram. 5, Donna Way-lett. English pleasure hunter 14-17 1, Rebecca Tysel. 6, Bridget Brenneke.

English pleasure hunter 13-and-under 6, Randi Waylett. English pleasure hunter open 1, Rebecca Tysel. 6, Donna Waylett. Orediggers recruit Wyoming linebacker A Wyoming all-star from Worland High School will ply his football talent at Montana Tech this fall, Orediggers' fourth-year Coach Bob Green announced Thursday. Jon Rogers, a 6-2, 220-pound outside linebacker, who has been picked for Fran Johnson's Sport Shop presents Mckenzie river boats CLACKACRAFT FIBERGLASS RIVER BOATS the Wyoming snnne uame mis auuuuci, oam study occupational safety and health at Montana Tech.

A first-team all-state selection, "Rogers is an outstanding overall athlete," said Green, noting that he also was a state qualifier in track in the discus and shot put and was an all-state tournament basketball player. "At his weight and height, Jon runs very well, is aggressive and hits hard on defense," said Green. "Jon's a tremendous pass rusher from the outside. We think that he will fit into our defensive scheme quite well as a blitzer and as a pass coverage guy. He has good strength and loves to play football.

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Under NCAA guidelines, Clemson could have been placed on two years' probation and been barred for a year from bowl game and television appearances. The program could also have faced possible reduction in grant-in-aids and restrictions on off-campus recruiting. The committee said it did not levy the minium urn penalties called for by NCAA policy because there were only two major violations, and they were limited in nature. The committee also found no pattern of violations. Moreover, the committee found the violations did not occur because of a lack of institutional control and also said the university cooperated with the NCAA in its investigation.

ROGERS Ka Blue Ribbon Angler winner SmZ Clarence Ronning Ir 4 lb. 15 oz. Brown player for the Orediggers and in the Frontier Conference. Green said he expects 85 players to report for "preseason drills Aug. 13.

The Orediggers will open their 1990 season Sept. 1 at Chadron (Neb.) State College. Umpires' softball tournament canceled The Butte Umpires' Invitational men's and women's slow-pitch softball ua.aa tw, wooirpnrl has been canceled because of wet Little Worm Dunker Winner Jennifer Blow 111b. 5 oz. Rainbow Pot Holes Hon.

Mention Jacob Monahan 5 lb. 1 1 oz. Rainbow Shane Cunningham 5 lb. 4 oz. Rainbow Canyon Ferry 4 Hon.

Mennon Dave Pickle 2 lb. 10 oz. Brown Big Hole Jennifer Blow Clarence Ronning SPORT SHOP Butte 1957 Harrison 782-3322 lounmnieiii, scircuuicu grounds, Bob Rowling, Butte-Silver Bow recreation director, announced ThRwUng said, however, that league games, postponed the last two weeks, will be made up Sunday, Takes Heart Girls' Basketball Camp set The fourth annual Takes Heart Girls' Basketball Camp for players entering grades 4 through 12 in the fall will be held June U-15 at Butte Central HlRegfetration deadline is Tuesday, said camp director Meg Murphy, who may be reached at 782-0605 or 723-9185. Fundamentals will be stressed, said Murphy, whose staff will include Montana Tech women's basketball Coach Peg Havlovick; Mark Beckman, who guided the Maroon boys to a second-place finish in the Class A state basketball tournament in March; and other area coaches and players. Bozeman women's softball meet slated BOZEMAN The 10th annual Barmuda women's slow-pitch softball tournament will be played July 21-22 at the Bozeman Softball Complex Trophies will be awarded to the top three teams in two divisions A and B-C.

Trophies also will be awarded to the most valuable offensive and defensive players and the most inspirational player in each division. The entry fee also will cover the cost of a pig roast dinner for players and coaches July 22. Entry deadline is July 18. The tournament is sanctioned by the American Softball Association. More information may be obtained by writing Barmuda, Box 6324, 59771-6324, or by phoning 587-2395 or 285-3690.

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