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Scoreboards page 17" Classified pace 20 Crossword page 22 Rutland Daily Herald Monday Morning, February 15, 1993 Page 16 Sports Scan Time to Eat Rutland might not be my favorite place to play but it is one of my favorite places to eat," said Mount Anthony boys basketball coach Dave Fredrickson, while giving assistant coach Tom Otero an order for a Gills grinder after Saturdays victory over MSJ. A ffA 'USA t- tHf f- dft 0 fy tt 1 in n. va Sud PH u-Oi CSWAND 1 LUMINA APPfioto A sellout crowd at the Daytona 500 watches Dale Jarrett, left and Kyle Petty lead the field at the start of Sundays race. Xr Jarrett Outduels Earnhardt Stars on Ice ESSEX JUNCTION The 10th annual High School All-Star Hockey Classic will be played March 13 at the Essex Junction Skating Facility at 7:30 p.m. The game features 40 high school varsity seniors from Vermont high schools.

Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for students. Ski Challenge The Vermont Handicapped Ski Sports Association will hold its fourth annual Ski Challenge fundraiser at Suicide Six ski area in Woodstock on March 6. This is a downhill endurance race for co-ed teams of three skiers over an intermediate course. The winning will be awarded a week-long ski trip out West. Ski "tickets, ski and other prizes will be awarded to other teams.

Individuals with and without disabilities will compete together. Teams collect sponsorship and the amount of sponsorship and the number of runs skied will be used to determine the winners. New Affiliation The American Hockey League, the National Hockey top development league, and Warner-Lambert, a leading health care products company in the United States, have announced an affiliation agreement for the balance of the 1992-93 season with an option to renew for next season. Wamer-Lamberts Halls Cough Drops will receive exposure in nine of the 16 AHL cities, including Glens Falls, N.Y., home of the Adirondack Red The two will conduct a ticket discount 2 for Halls customers. In each market, customers bringing three empty Halls bags to an arena box office will be entitled to a complimentary ticket with the purchase of a ticket.

The offer is good for any February and March home game, subject to ticket availability. A New Ivy There will be an Ivy League this year in baseball. Previously, Army and Navy and the eight Ivy League school competed in the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League. But Army and Navy ran off to join the Patriot League so the eight Ivy schools will compete in a two-division Ivy League this spring. The Red Rolfe Division will be comprised of Dartmouth, Brown, Harvard and Yale.

Making up the Lou Gehrig Division are Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Princeton. was, he said, Is this really Joe Gibbs? Gibbs said. And I said, I cant believe Im talking to Jimmy Johnson. Jarrett, 36, who lives in Hickory, N.C., is the son of Ned Jarrett, a two-time NASCAR champion who never won this race. The winners father was one of the announcers on CBS race telecast.

Ned Jarrett said that when his son took the lead, Bob Stenner, the producer of the telecast, told him to show his emotions. He said, Root him on, root him on, Jarrett said. And he did. Jarrett won $238,200. His average speed was 154.972 mph.

It was a tightly contested race all day, with 38 lead changes among 13 drivers. But Jarretts car came into its own, crew chief Jimmy Makar said, after four tires were changed and a small chassis adjustment was made on lap 130. The change made the car too loose, Makar said, meaning the back end wanted to come up on the banking, but it was awful fast, too. So Dale just changed his driving style. Earnhardt, meanwhile, came into this race dominating the preliminaries, as he did in 1990 and 1991.

But as in those years, Earn-(See Page 19: Jarrett) Once in second, he turned into Mr. Inside in the 3rd and 4th turns of lap 199. When he got below Earnhardts Lumina, it upset the aerodynamics on Earnhardts car, forcing him up high on the banked turn. Jarrett snuck into the lead going into turns one and two of the last lap and held on to beat Earnhardt by 19-hundredths of a second. Geoff Bodine was third and Hut Stricklin fourth, both in Ford Thunderbirds, and Gordon held on for fifth in a Chevy.

The top five all finished within a few car lengths of each other. I noticed that Earnhardt was starting to get a little bit loose off of four, Jarrett said of his decision to go by Earnhardt on the turns low side. We touched a little bit coming off of four, Jarrett said. Then Geoff Bodine got in behind me and gave me the push I needed going into one. Jarretts Chevrolet Lumina had the power to make those moves because Gibbs team buys engines from Hendrick Motorsports, whose general manager, Jjmmy Johnson (no, not the one in Dallas), adved Gibbs when he decided to start a racing team.

When I called him up and told him who I By JOSEPH SIANO The New York Timea DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. On a day when Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs credited a man named Jimmy Johnson with helping his team win the biggest event of the year and a 21-year-old rookie kept his head better than a lot of veterans, there was at least one constant in the Daytona 500 on Sunday. Dale Earnhardt came into the race strong and went out a loser. Gibbs, in only his second year as a car owner, saw his driver, Dale Jarrett, win stock-car racings biggest event with some moves in the last few laps that Gibbs might recommend to his halfbacks. Jarrett, in third place entering turns three and four of Daytona International Speedway on the 198th of 200 laps, became Mr.

Outside. He went high in the banked turns of this two-and-a-half-mile oval, a move he had been feinting for several laps, and passed second-place Jeff Gordon, 21, the rookie who continued his mature driving in Daytona Beach on Sunday. My car worked awfully good from the middle of the race track up, Jarrett said later. CSJs Shelton Scores 51 In Defeat Even Dennis Sheltons school record 51 points was not enough for the College of St. Joseph on Sunday afternoon in Rutland as Lyndon State defeated the Fighting Saints 106-96 in a Mayflower Conference mens basketball game.

Shelton broke the school record for most points in a game held by Ray Boyd with 46. Jim Dowleam also had an outstanding game for the Saints with 23 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists. It was a bitter defeat for the Saints who had entertained some hopes for qualifying for the NAIA District 5 eight-team tournament. That about knocked us out for the playoffs, said Sails, whose team faU to 9-12. It was Benningtons Dan Slee-man who did the Saints in.

Jhe little Lyndon guard struck for 28 points with seven three-point field goals. They outplayed us and they shot the ball very well, said Saints coach Gordon Sails on the Hornets. The College of St. Joseph also lost the first game of the afternoon as the Lyndon State women won 75-63. The CSJ women, led by Heather Murphy (20 points, 14 rebounds) and Lori Hanscom(18 points), fall to 7-12 overall and 6-5 in the Mayflower Conference.

Jen Warren led Lyndon with 22 points. Faces in the Crowd Mill River Union High School graduate Elias Baumann was captured on national TV on Thursday night when the camera zoomed in on him at the Louis- ville-Tulane basketball game. Baumann is a student at Tulane. Another Tulane student at the game was former Rutland High three-sport athlete Carl Doty. I looked for him but I didnt see him," said Carls father Clayt.

He called to say he would be there with his face painted." Stiles Hauls in Big Prize In Bomoseen Derby By DENNIS JENSEN DiStefano of Southwick, BOMOSEEN David Stiless was good for the first prize of 15-pound northern pike was $100. Second prize ($75) in the worth better than $16 a pound, bass category went to Nathan while Dennis Illsley had three Gregory of Fair Haven for a 4.3-fish that went up on the board as pound bass. Bill Magni of South-money-winners in the 16th An- wick, took a 3.78-pound nual Lake Bomoseen Ice Fishing bass for third place and $50. Gre-Derby, held over the weekend." gory also won $25 for a bullhead More than 300 competitors ne caught which took fourth place were entered in this, the best-run in the other category, and most popular two-day ice Earlier Sunday, Bill Derouchie fishing derby held in all of Ver- of Fair Haven was bemoaning the mont. fact that the fish simply were not Stiles, a Fair Haven angler, biting, weighed in a 15.15-pound pike We caught a couple of smelt that netted him a prize of $250.

yesterday, but that was it, said His was the biggest fish and the Derouchie who fished at the biggest prize of the weekend. Green Dump, located on the west- Ulsley, meanwhile, had three em side of the lake. Tfcey just fish on the big board that won him arent biting. a total of $135. The Poultney A few minutes later, Derouchie fisherman won $25 for a bass, and reeled up a small yellow perch, $75 and $35 cash awards for two held it up for a photographer and bullheads.

smiled. Hey Henry, should we Second place in the pike cat- take this over to headquarters egory went to Bill Cartier of and enter it, he asked his fishing Hampton N.Y. Cartiers 11.88- partner, Henry Monaco of Castle-pound northern won him 100. ton, in jest. Stan Cram of Castleton won The Lions awarded $1,350 in third place ($50) with a 10.92- prize money to four place winners pound pike and Ed Ellis of Castle- in five fish categories.

The catego-ton took fourth place ($25) with a ries are pike, bass, trout, perch 10.86-pound northern. and other species. Childrens priz- Derby spokesman Stan Patch es were also awarded, said it was too early to say how Zeke Zidovsky of Fair Haven much the Castleton Lions Club, took the derbys largest trout, a which sponsors the Saturday and brown that went 4.91 pounds. His Sunday derby, made on the event, fish was good for a $200 prize. The load Lions sponsor a wide- Ed Ellis of Castleton weighed in range of community service and a trout that went 4.87 pounds.

He charity benefits from money won second place and $100. Norm taken through the fishing Bishop of Whitehall, N.Y., took The fishing Saturday was third place ($50) with a 4.23-super, Patch said. But once the pound trout. And Art Squire of sun came out Sunday and the Clarendon won fourth ($25) with overcast lifted, the fishing shifted, a trout that went 2.86 pounds. But some of the leaders came in The LaBombard family of Ben-today, including that 4.84-pound nington cleaned up in the yellow bass.

I perch category, with family mem- That largemouth, taken by. Al (See Page 19: Derby) TV Today College Basketball Manhattan at Iona, Sports Channel, 7 p.m.; Connecticut at Syracuse, ESPN, 7:30 p.m.; East Carolina American, NESN, 7:30 p.m.; Oklahoma State at Nebraska, ESPN, 9:30 p.m. Radio Today High School Boys Basketball Windsor at Fair Haven, WVNR Poultney, 1340-AM, 7:30 p.m. Local Sports Talk Show Sports Xtra, WSYB Rutland, 1380-AM, 6:05 p.m..