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Tuesday, April 18, 1969 Hie NAPA REGISTER 9 Valley sports digest scored; Jennifer Leahy, 3-for-5, three RBI; and Monica Russell, 3-for-3 with one RBI. In the third game, Napa routed Justin-Siena of Napa, 20-0, as Garcia picked up her third win, striking out two and walking five in the four-inning game. Napas offense was keyed by Tina Reach, 2-for-2 with two runs scored, and Kandice McGarvey, l-for-3 with three RBI. When the tournament resumes on Saturday, the Indians will play at 9:30 a.m. against cross-town rival Vintage.

VINTAGE ARMUO-F AIRFIELD 7 SINGLES 1. Haught (A) d. Copon by default due to injury; 2. Giola (A) d. Ham, 11-I, 11-9; 9.

Morales (A) d. Fredenburg, 11-9, 11-1; 4. Wood (A) d. Aquino, 11-4, 11-2; S. Jorgensen (A) d.

Sonder, 11-8, 4-11, 11-3; (. Fajardo (A) d. Cruz, 34. 11-9; 7. Beatty (V) d.

Lynch, 114, 114; 3. Smith (V) d. Hooten, 11-3, 114. DOUBLES 1. Copon-Cruz (V) d.

Haught-Jorgensen, 19-10, 194; 2. Smith-Beatty (V) d. Glola-Wood, 1910, 19-12; 3. Aquino-Morales (V) d. Fajardo-Fredenburg, IMS, 19 12, 1911; 4.

Ham-Sonder (V) d. Lynch-Hooten, 197, 194; 9. Lowe-Dickhaus (V) d. Basi-Barbette, 194, IMS, 194; 9. Do-Augustln (A) d.

Viaello-Manayan, 11-19. 1912, 197; 7. Barcenas-Basi (A) d. Reyes-Carlg, 1913, 04, 199. EXHIBITION Spesert-OBrien (V) d.

Do-Augustin, 194, 44, 194; Basi-Corbette (A) d. Colcleaser-Gamboa, 194, 192; Basl-Basho (A) d. Huttlnger-Kublcki, 194, 7-19, 199; Hamilton (A) d. Maresca, 197, 193; Bar-. cenas (A) d.

Carlg, 114, 2-11, 114; Dickhaus- Colcleaser(V) and Basi-Corbette (A) split, -Armijo winning, 1912, and Vintage winning, 1910; Lynch-Hooten (A) d. Lowe-Gamboa, 19 3, 192. Napa Valley swimmers earn 'A' times PITTSBURG Fourteen swimmers from the Napa Valley Swim Team competed in a short course meet earlier this month, with the following swimmers, earning A times: Laurel Frisinger In the 10-and-under girls 100 breast; Erica Hague in the 50 back for 11 and 12 girls; Erik Studley in the 50 back and the 100 fly for 11 and 12 boys; William Hise in the 500 free and the 50 breast for the 11 and 12 boys; and Shea Stephens in the 50 free, 100 free, 100 back and 100 fly for 13 and 14 boys. Ralph Pease set a new time in the boys 10-and-under 100 fly and Joel Asaro clocked two new times for 13 and 14 boys in the 200 free and the 100 back. (Sec NVST recall, Scorebsard) From Page 8 Spesert placed second in the girls discus throw with a toss of 126 feet, eight inches; and Katie White turned in her best time of 1989 in the girls 110-meter low hurdles with a time of 16.2.

After Wednesdays Monticello Empire League dual meet at Ar-mijo-Fairfield, the Crushers varsity, girls varsity and frosh-soph teams go to the Halden Relays Saturday at the University of California, Davis. Braves go 2-1 in tourney ST. HELENA Justin-Siena High Schools 2-1 start in the Napa Indian Softball Invitational Tournament Saturday gave the Braves a 13-3 overall record going into todays 3:30 p.m. Superior California Athletic League game at St. Helena.

The Braves are 5-0 in league play. They will play Napa High Saturday when the tournament resumes at 9:15 a.m. on the Indians diamond. Justin-Siena lost its first game to St. Francis-Sacramento, 5-0, as Cathy OConnor worked all seven innings, allowing four hits.

Kim Sailius had two hits for Justin-Siena. In the second game, the Braves blasted Vallejo, 21-0, as OConnor threw a no-hitter in the five-inning game. Justin-Sienas top bitters were Nancy Brace, two hits; Kim Thompson, two hits; Nyrene Clark, a double; Lisa O'Connor, two hits; Erin Moone, two hits; and Kim Sailius, with one hit. Justin-Siena concluded the first day by downing Vacaville, 7-1, as OConnor got the win. The leading hitters for the Braves were Betty Lu, one hit; Julie Cullinane, S-for-3; Kim Thompson, two hits; Clark, two hits, including a triple; Lisa OConnor, two doubles; and Sailius, with one hit.

We really topped it off well, coach Joe Mangiaracina said after the Braves collected 11 hits. Vintage badminton team 4-0 Vintage High Schools 8-7 win over Armijo Friday set the stage for todays Monticello Empire League badminton showdown against Vallejo at 3:30 p.m. in the Crushers gymnasium. Vintage and Vallejo will both enter the match with 4-0 records. Rosemarie Morales, Shaunte Beatty and Andi Smith all won their singles matches, and the doubles teams of Marieanne Copon-Clara Cruz, Smith-Beatty, Giuliette Aquino-Morales, Jay Ham-Hanne Sonder, and Dawn Lowe-Janell Dickhaus won in doubles play to lift Vintage past Armijo.

The results: Vintage netmen lose VALLEJO. Vintage High Schools 4-3 boys tennis loss to Armijo Friday left the Crushers and coach Jerry Nelson 4-3 in the Monticello Empire League, 7-3 overall going into todays 3 p.m. match at Vallejo. The lone singles winner for Vintage was Derek Moore, who captured the No. 3 match, 6-4, 6-3.

Doubles winners for the Crushers were the teams of Juan Arias and Chris Evans, and Kevin Comils and Sean Mallett. The results: ARMUO-FAIRFIELD 4, VINTAGE 3 SINGLES 1. Bock (A) d. Mettlngvan-ryn, 91, 92; 2. Harvath (A) d.

Ruedy, 94, 94; 3. Moore (V) d. Broachard, 9-4, 8-3; 4. Forrestall (A) d. Palko.

7-9, 91. DOUBLES 1. Ariaa-Evana (V) d. Chin-Chew, 93, 74 (99 in tiebreaker); 2. Coralla-MaUett (V) d.

Eckian-Bogar, 94, 92; 3. DewUder-Serano (A) d. Stanley-Plath, 91, 94. Joice Island open for fishing on May 15 YOUNTVILLE Joice Island in the Suisun Marsh will be open to fishermen from May 15 through Aug. 20 again this year, according to the California Department of Fish and Game.

Those wishing to drive cars beyond the entrance will have to display a 1989 parking permit. A drawing for 100 of these $5 permits will be held on April 28. Those wishing to apply for a permit should mail a postcard to the California Department of Fish and Game, Region 3, P.O. Box 47, Yountville, 94599, to arrive before April 25, at 5 p.m. The postcard should be addressed: Joice Island Parking Permit, followed by the name, address, telephone number, fishing license number, drivers license number and automobile license number of the applicant.

Only one application from a household is permitted, and applicants must be 18 years old or older. Anyone sending in more than one application will be automatically disqualified. One hundred postcards will be drawn. Successful applicants will be notified by mail, and will have until May 15, 1989, to pick up the permit at the Yountville Regional Office. Applicants must appear in person to sign a waiver of liability.

In addition to fishermen, one-day vehicle permits are available for bird watchers, photographers, on a first-come basis. Under the new California Wildlands Program, an access fee will be charged for those users who do not possess a current hunting, fishing or trapping license, or wildlife area annual pass. The daily access fee is $2. Wildlife Area annual passes for individuals cost 10 and are good for the calendar year. They permit access to nine Wildlife Areas and Reserves in California.

They may be purchased at any hunting or fishing license retail outlet or at any Fish and Game Department office. For more information, call Grizzly Island Wildlife Area at (707 425-3828. (AP) Henry Cotto is known for his speed, but his two home runs ended Oaklands domination of the Seattle Mariners. The Athletics outscored Seattle, 25-6 in sweeping a season-opening, three-game series, but Cottos hitting and Erik Hansons pitching paced the Mariners 7-2 victory Monday. I hit two home runs with an aluminum bat in Puerto Rico, but never in pro ball said Cotto, who had only 15 home runs in four major league seasons.

Hopefully, this wont be the last time I hit two in a game, Cotto said. His two-run home run keyed a four-run rally in the third inning that gave Hanson, 2- support he needed. as surprised as he was pleased display. think the first ball would get said. one in the seventh inning was stood at home plate watching homer before beginning his trot bases.

hit many home runs so I wanted but not show up the pitcher, he Cotto is platooning with rookie Jr. in center field, he said he with the situation. Cotto stars as Seattle gets revenge on A's Klelnsasser places in bowling SAN PABLO Napas Zack Kleinsasser placed 12th in a Bay Division-Amateur Bowlers Tour event at Lucky 60 Lanes recently. Kleinsasser, with a 24 handicap and 613 scorehandicap, won $94 for his efforts. There were 472 entries in the tournament.

Special Olympics seeking volunteers Napa Valley Special Olympics is seeking volunteers to help run its annual gymnastics meet on April 29 and annual track and field meet May 13, spokesperson Linda Klein said. The gymnastics meet, to be held at Gym Quest of Napa, runs from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The track and field meet, to be held at Vintage High Schools track, starts at 10 a.m. following a registration period beginning at 8 a.m.

Special Olympians will take part in both running and field events. Anyone interested in working these events as a volunteer can contact Klein at Napa Valley Special Olympics at 252-4480. WP CYoung. Umpires Home, Reilly; First, Garcia; Hendry; Third, Roe. 2.19.

A 14,827. Padres-Giants Baseball MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL All Timef PDT AMERICAN LEAGUE Eait Division Pet. GB Indians 3-0 in tourney Napa High School defeated three straight opponents to open play in its Napa Indian Junior Varsity Soft-ball Tournament Saturday. Coach Kathy Mardens Indians beat St. Francis-Sacramento, 8-2, as winning pitcher Michelle Garcia worked all seven innings, striking out three and walking eight, with the hitting being supplied by Debbie' Misch, 2-for-4 with two runs batted in, and Denny Siviello, l-for-4, one RBI and two runs scored.

Napa went on to bomb Armijo-Fairfleld, 22-6, as Garcia picked up the win in the four-inning game, striking out one and walking five. Napas top hitters were Misch, 3-for-4, one RBI and four runs I Mullin 11-23 95 25, L.Smith 1-2 04 2, Sampson 97 2-6 11, Garland 912 1-1 9, Richmond 917 92 12, Higgins 24 90 4, Teagle 1923 94 34, Bol 3-4 2-2 8, 0.Smith 14 04 2, Alford 1-1 04 2.Totals 49101 1920 109. Cuttle 29 20 32 18 12-118 Golden State 34 28 30 12 9-100 3-Point goals Richmond 2, McKey, Ellis, Sampson. Fouled out None. Rebounds Seattle 68 (McKey 17), Golden State 60 (Sampson, Higgins, Teagle 7).

Assists Seattle 31 (McMillan 14), Golden State 23 (Garland 8). Total fouls Seattle 20, Golden State 20. A 15,025. Klngs-Suns SACRAMENTO (85) Berry 44 2-2 11, Tisdale 915 92 14, Lohaus 9 10 90 12, Ainge 1-12 4-4 7, Smith 910 94 10, Del Negro 3-7 90 6, Petersen 24 44 8, Pressley 24 90 4, Jackson 14 1-2 3, Allen 97 04 8, Gillery 1-1 2-2 4. ToUls 3986 17-20 85.

PHOENIX (140) Chambers 7-12 97 20, Corbin 95 94 6, West 9 6 91 8, Homacek 910 34 15, K. Johnson 97 7-8 17, E.Johnson 916 95 24, Gilliam 912 96 19, Majerle 99 95 16, Perry 95 04 4, Lang 95 24 8, Dunn 1-2 1-2 3, Nealy 91 94 0. Totals 51-90 3241 140. Sacramento 17 21 23 24 39 Phoenix 39 43 23-140 S-Point goals E.Johnson 3, Homacek 2, Majerle, Berry, Ainge. Fouled out None.

Rebounds Sacramento 44 (Pressley 11), Phoenix 60 (Gilliam 9). Assists Sacramento 19 (Ainge 5), Phoenix 33 (K.Johnson 15). ToUl fouls Sacramento 31, Phoenix 19. Technk cals Sacramento illegal defense, Pressley. A 14,471.

NHL playoffs NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE All Times PDT DIVISION FINALS Wales Conference Monday, April 17 Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh leads series 14 Montreal 3, Boston 2, Montreal leads series 14 Campbell Conference TONIGHT Chicago at St. Louis, 5:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Calgary, 6:35 p.m. Boston Marathon BOSTON (AP) Top finishers Monday in the 93rd running of the Boston Marathon, with name, hometown or country, time, and prize money (x-includes masters earnings; f-denotes female): Overall 1. Abbebe Mekonnen, Ethiopia, 2 hours, 9 minutes, 6 seconds, $45,000.

2. Juma Ikangaa, Tanzania, 2:09:54, 322,000. 3. John Treacy, Ireland, 2:10:23, 315,000. 4.

Ibrahim Hussein, Kenya, 2:12:41, 312,000. 5. x-John Campbell, San Francisco, 2:14:19, 317.000. 3 6. Robert Simon Haali, Tanzania, 2:14:59, 38.500.

7. Gerardo Alcala, Boulder, 2:15:51, 37.000. 8. Kunimitsu Itoh, Japan, 2:16:19, 35,500. 9.

Chala Wuresa, Ethiopia, 2:17:31, 34,000. 10. Herb Wills, Tallahasse, 2:17:40, 32.500. 11. Ryszard Marczak, Poland, 2:17:43, 31,400.

12. David Harrison, New Zealand, 2:20:40, 31,300. 13. George Karagiannis, hometown unavailable, 2:20:50, 31.200. 14.

Ivo Rodriguez, San Francisco, 2:21:00, 31,100. 15. Manuel Vera, Mexico, 2:21:44, 31,000. 16. Ignacio Ramirez, Miami Beach, 2:21:57.

17. Dave Dunham, Lowell, 2:22:03. 18. Arega Abraha, Decatur, 2:22:20. 19.

Victor Mora, Tampa, 2:22:49. 20. Michel Tail, France, 2:23:01. 21. Omar Aguilar, Chile, 2:23:03.

22. Timothy Jones, Loveland, 23. Bernie Allen, Jamaica Plain, 2:23:28. 24. Toru Mimura, Japan, 2:24:04.

25. Luis Lopez, Costa Rica, 2:24:14. Women 1. Ingrid Kristiansen, Boulder, 2:24:33, 345.000. 2.

Marguerite Buist, New Zealand, 2:29:04, 322.000. 3. Kim Jones, Spokane, 315,000. 4. Eriko Asai, Tokyo, 2:33:04, 312,000.

5. Lisa Weidenbach, Issaquah, 2:33.18, 310.000. 6. Lisa Welch-Brady, Waltham, 2 PrisciiWelch, Britain, 2:34:60. 1, all the Cotto was by his power I didnt out, Cotto His next different.

He his solo around the I dont to enjoy it said. Though Ken Griffey has no problems TGwynn, RAlomar, Santiago. DP San Diego 1, San Francisco 1. LOB San Diego 8, San Francisco 8. 2B Maldonado, RThompson.

3B Mitchell, WClark. HR MaWilliams (2). Garrelts. SF Maldonado, Uribe. Mondays Gamez Seattle 7, ATHLETICS 2 Boston 6.

Baltimore 4 New York 7, Toronto 2 California 3, Chicago 0 Milwaukee 8, Texas 1 Only games scheduled Tonight's Games ATHLETICS (Moore 1-1) at Seattle (Tront 9 1), 7:89 p.m. Kansas City (Gubicza 91) at Baltimore (Harnisch 91), 4:35 p.m. Boston (Clemens 14) at Cleveland (Black 1-1), 4.35pm New York (LaPoint 91) at Toronto (Mussel- Aguirre leads Napa Track Club in meet LOS GATOS Frank Aguirre, competing for the Napa Track Club in the 12-13 year-old age group, qualified for The Athletic Congress national youth track and field championships in four events during Saturday and Sundays Cupertino Invitational at Los Gatos High School. Its the first time in the 21-year history of the Napa Track Club that an athlete has qualified for nationals in all events at one meet, head coach Frank Defilippis said. Aguirre won four events the javelin (121 feet), shot put (44-7), discus throw (121-1) and triple jump (34-4).

The TAC nationals will be held this summer in Arlington, Texas, Defilippis said. Napa was also led by Steve Franks TAC-qualifying mark in the boys 14-15 javelin (131-3). He was first in the event. Franks sister, Lisa, a Napa High School freshman competing unat-tatched, won the 14-15 girls 3000-meter racewalk in a TAC-qualifying time of 16:17. Other placers for the Napa Track Club, listing name, age division, event and time or distance: Scarlett Dalgleish, 10-11 division, 3, long jump, 13-; 800m, 2, 80m hurdles, 15.8.

Megan Brooks, 9-and-under, 5-9 long jump; 1, shot put, 13-8; 400m, 1:31. Lourdes Duran, 10-11, 4, 800m, 1, 1500m racewalk, 9:06. Michael Holcomb, 9-and-under, long jump, 10-0; 400m, 88.44; 100m, 2.15. Jason McKay, 9-and-under, long jump, 9-8; 800m, 4, 400m, 86.67. Mathew Schroder, 9-and-under, long jump, 8-0; 100m, 2.21.

Ryan Schroder, 10-11, shot put, 6, 15-4; discus throw, 3, 44-8. Robert Holcomb, 12-13, 2, high jump, 4-10; 6, discus throw, 76-10 4, shot put, 30-10; 5, javelin, 65-5. Michael Blair, 10-11, 4, 80h, 16.13; 2, 1500m run, 5:45. Mathew Blair, 10-11, 800m, 2:51. Jeff Ansley, 10-11, 80h, 15.8; long jump, 12-8.

Austin Bowker, 10-11, 100m, 1.499 800m, 2:49.32. Joe King, 9-and-under, 2, long jump, 12-9; 2, 800m, 2:44.55. Ryan Anderson, 12-13, 5, high jump, 4-4; 3, 200m hurdles. Paul Cogiola, 12-13, 4, 800 4, 4, 1,500, 5:01. Brian Negri, 12-13, 4, long jump, 15.

Joe Fulford, 10, 1, shot put, 27-9; 1, discus throw, 61-7. Dustin Johnson, 10-11, 2, shot put, 24-10. sen. Umpires Home, Harvey; First, Pulli; Second, Davidson; Third, Bonin. 2:31.

A 12,161. NBA NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION All Times PDT EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 8. Odette Lapierre, Canada, 2:35:51. 9. Joan- Benoit-Samuelso, Freeport, Maine, 2:37:52.

10. Laurie Binder, Oakland, 2:39:21. 11. Czeslawa Mentlewicz, Poland, 2:40:25. 12.

Nancy Corsaro, Methuen, 2:41:13. 13. Angella Hearn, Britain, 2:41:39. 14. Lisa Kindelan, Portland, 2:42:41.

15. Cindy New, Canada, 2:42:56. 16. Marita Yli-Ilkka, Finland, 2:45:51. 17.

Mari Tanigawa, Japan, 2:46:11. 18. Ann Wehner, Hockessin, 2:47:82. 19. Mary Wood, Montrose, 2:49:05.

20. Christine Iwahashi, Sacramento, 2:51:23. 21. Peg Donovan, Auburn, N.H., 2:51:27. 22.

Susan Meltzer, Tulsa, 2:51:53. 23. Terri Martland, Newport, R.I., 2:53:29. 24. Stephanie Kessler, New York, 2:54:30.

25. Laura Hruby, Beaver, 2:54:43. City softball Results from Monday night's play in the Napa Parks and Recreation Departments city softball leagues: MENS "D-5 DIVISION Frys Guest Home 8, Sports Comer 9 Wayne Sutton had three hits and A1 Gray and Larry Bailey each had two to lead Frys. Sports Comer was paced by three hits from Dave Fugimo and two each from Jim Meredith and Glenn Loutey. Vesper 11, Land Design 5 Brad Vesper and Tony Sevier each had three hits, and Buth Barret had two for Vesper.

Dave Short tripled for Land Design. Sweeneys Sports 5, Classic Auto Repair 2 Frank Mosley and Bret Hnosvick each banged out a pair of hits for the winners, while Steve Dorposn and Bruce Anderson did the same for Classic. MENS D-7 DIVISION Reeves Realty 35, ZD Wines I Joe Ledesma homered, tripled and doubled, Rich Girragello had four singles and Fred Cartwright had three hits for the winners. ZD was led by two hits each from Randy Dole, Tim Basaldva and Phil Decelles. Hugh's Team 13, Gibson Wood 12 Leight Wyckeff had three hits and Gary Maas and Mike Hamilton each had two for Hughs.

Gibson was led by three each from Rex Waterman and Mike Bruner. Napa Valley Swim Team results. PITTSBURG Results from the Napa Valley Swim Team short course meet April 9 9: RESULTS A Division Elght-and-under Casey Hague: first, 100 free, 50 back; second. 100 1.M. 19and-under Laurel Frisinger: fifth, 50 back, 200 I.M.; seventh, 50 breast; eighth, 50 fly.

11 and 12 Eric Studley: second, 200 free; third, 100 free; fifth, 50 free; sixth. 100 1.M. William Hise: third, 100 I.M., 100 breast, 50 back; fourth, 100 free; fifth, 100 back; sixth, 50 free. 13 and 14 Shea Stephens: fourth, 200 I.M.; fifth, 100 breast. DIVISION Elght-and-under Katherine Pease: sixth, 25 free; seventh, 25 fly; eighth, 50 breast.

Danielle Martinez: fourth, 50 back; fifth, 25 free; eighth, 25 fly. Karl Frisinger: eighth, 100 1.M., 25 tree. Casey Hague: second, 25 free; sixth, 25 fly; fourth, 50 breast. 19and-under Laurel Frisinger: second, 100 breast; third, 100 free; fourth, 200 free; sixth, 100 back. Ralph Pease: fourth, 50 breast; sixth, 200 I.M.; seventh, 100 back, 50 free; eighth, 50 back, 100 fly.

11 and 12 Erica Hague: second, 50 back; third, 200 free; fourth 100 back, 500 free; sixth, 50 free; eighth, 100 free, 50 fly. David Asaro: sixth, 100 free. Erik Studley: first, 50 back; third, 100 fly. William Hise: first, 50 breast; second, 50 fly, 500 free. 13 and 14 Shea Stephens- first, 50 breast, 50 free; second, 100 free, 100 fly.

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Washington at Boston, 4:30 p.m. Charlotte at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Dallas at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m.

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