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18 North THE BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE OCTOBER 24, 1999 Sports Notebook Continued from preceding page Stuart Robbln of Danvers won the Kernwood CC club championship for the seventh time with a three-day total of 228; three strokes better than Rick Cullen. A year ago, Robbin won the crown in match play, Kerrl Rowe, a former Swamps-cott High School star, was named co-captain of the 1999-2000 Franklin Pierce women's tennis team. Rowe is a four-time New England Collegiate Conference Champion with two singles and two doubles titles. As a freshman, she was named NECC Rookie of the Year. She's also a two-time team MVP and projects to have strong fall and spring seasons.

Swampscott High's Haven Wynne is the No. 1 singles player on the girls' tennis team. The senior has won 55 of 56 matches. When the Gordon College men's soccer team defeated Babson, 4-3, it was its first win over the Wellesley school in 15 years. Gordon coach Marc Whltehouse is the former women's coach.

Junior running back Tom Diaz is making a name for himself at Whit-tier Tech. Against Greater Lawrence, he carried 30 times for 175 yards. Plymouth State College has some talented football players from the North Weekly area, including senior tight end John Andrews of Gloucester; freshman defensive back Justin Fallte of Saugus and Bridgton Academy; senior cocaptain and defensive back Colt Meredith of Saugus, sophomore wide receiver Shaun Spauldlng of Everett and Maiden Catholic, and freshman offensive lineman Tim Boothroyd of Amesbury. Meredith is a transfer from Northeastern, and last year he led the team in tackles from his strong safety position with 84. American International running back Mare SUvestri of Revere was named ECAC Division 2 North player of the week.

He scored his first collegiate touchdown on a 79-yard scamper during a 62-7 romp over Stonehill College. The Assumption College men's soccer team got off to its best start in history (5-1) and a key player is freshman Josh Boyle of Melrose, who scored a game-winning goal against St. Rose. I -TV "I I oo'fnT" I Pod Richie Woodworth of Ipswich was named president of National Hockey League Enterprises and will oversee marketing, merchandising, brand developments, licensing, sponsorships, and publishing. He was a member of the US Ski Team at age 15 and raced as a professional from 1979 to 1983.

The Mitzvah Day Fall Classic 10K and 5K road races will be held today in Marblehead. Call you have a suggestion for a Sports Notebook item, contact Bob Monahan by telephone at 781-586-1752, by fax at 617-929-2872, by e-mail at monahaglobe.com, or by mail at The Boston Globe's main office, sports department, 185 Morris-sey Dorchester, MA 02107. Thomas Crown Affair Singleton wins tribute Inspector Gadget At Hollywood Hits Discount Theatre in Danvers you can see Hollywood's biggest box office hits in our new, state-of-the-art seven-screen theatre without paying a fortune. Hollywood Hits shows recently-released movies in style! We have all the amenities of a first-class movie experience, the only difference is the price. And we think you'll love the change.

Bring your family of four for just $10! Continued from preceding page they were my friends. So I tried to break up some fights and got clobbered myself. On Maiden-Everett football game days there was a lot of hard feelings between the teams. I never felt that way. I just wanted to play well against a good, solid team." Singleton has been affiliated with Everett and Maiden kids over his career.

After he was graduated from Western State College in Colorado in 1966 and was drafted by the Chicago White Sox as a center fielder, he went into coaching. In football he was head coach at Boston State and an assistant at Harvard for 16 years. He also coached junior varsity baseball at Harvard for 16 years. He had coaching experince in the Boston Park League, the Arena Football League, World League of American Football and he had a stint with the Buffalo Bills. The Club of Everett has recognized Outstanding Opponents since 1980.

They are: 1980: Charlie O'Rourke, Maiden. 1981: Silvio Cella, Revere. 1982: 'Boley Dancewicz, Lynn Classical. 1983: Al Cannava, Medford. 1984: Paul Guzzi, Newton North.

1985: Don Allard, Somerville. 1986: Emerson Dickie, Maiden. 1987: Ralph Chesnauskas, Brockton. 1988: Art Graham, Matignon. 1989: Ron Perry Somerville.

1990: Ed Rideout, Medford. 1991: Joh Nunziato, Somerveille. 1992: John Carroll, Maiden. 1993: Kevin Cunnifff, Medford. 1994: Joe Terrasi, Waltham.

1995: John Salmon, Maiden. 1996: Russ Halloran, Newton. 1997: Dr. Hank Toczlowski, Arlington. 1998: Mike Pagliarulo, Medford.

1999: 'Mac' Singleton, Maiden. mm mmm mmmwm II i ffliwvrtiiii) i iffr ttviiiftf NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER lV 1ST PRIZE urn Sports Calendar MP SPONSORED BY Caboose The following events will take place in the area this month. Events are listed as space allows. BIKING Regional: TheNorth Shore Cyclists (NSC) are seeking new members for weekly rides. Call 781-246-5268.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26: $2.00 admission for Senior Citizens All day! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27: 2-for-1 Special. Pay for 1 general admission ticket and your friend gets in for free. programs, pictures, equipment or other sports-related items may call the society at 978-531-0805. Wenham: Gordon College has opened its rock climbing wall to the public for individual and group climbs. The wall is available to the public Monday-Thursday, 6-9 p.m.

Training is provided. Call 978-524-3737. Wenham: Harmeling Physical Therapy and Sports Fitness, Inc. is offering a free athletic injury screening clinic for people with musculoskeletal impairments. Consultations will include a history and brief medical exam, followed by advice on what the options are regarding resolution of the problem.

The screenings will be held on Monday evenings by appointment in the Wenham office at the Bennett Center at Gordon College, 255 Grapevine Road. Call 978-524-0000. Beverly, MA (800) 810-2327 www.caboose-travel.com Other Locations: Cummings Center Gloucester Hamilton Ipswich Salem 2nd PRIZE SONY DIGITAL SATELLITE SYSTEM Sponsored by Pepsi 3rd PRIZE TWO 2ND ROW, FLOOR TICKETS TO BOSTON CELTICS VS. NEW YORK KNICKS FOOTBALL Peabody: The North Suburban JCC, 83 Pine is offering a coed football program. Games will be held on Sunday mornings through November, times and locations will be announced.

Call 978-535-2968. RUNNING Maitolehead: The JCC North Shore, 4 Community Road, is hosting a Mitzvah Day Fall Classic 10k and 5k road race today. Registration begins at 11:30 a.m. Call 781-631-8330, ext. 121.

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MISCELLANEOUS Peabody: The Peabody Historical Society is seeking sports memorabilia for its High School Sports Room, to be set up at the society's Osborn-Salata House. Anyone interested in donating old.