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12 -The Napa Valley REGISTER Monday, Jane 10, 1991 Allison handed Banquet 300 after Rudds humping incident gave his speeches and handed out kisses, he and Rudd met with NASCAR for two hours before it was decided Rudd would be given a five-second penalty, dropping him into second place, one second ahead of third-place Rusty Wallace. Ernie Irvan was fourth and Ken Schrader rounded out the top five. Ricky was on the inside, Wilson said. Once he took the lead, all he had to do was complete the race. I knew Ricky was waiting to make his move on the last lap.

In turn 11, he went for it, they bumped and he took advantage of it. I would have too. But Wilsons argument that the black flag was put out too late for rough driving was floored. When I saw the black flag, I thought it was for tire smoke, not for what happened when they touched, Wilson said. They posted him for the checker (by giving him the white flag).

It doesnt make any sense. The incident that occured was felt that it was unnecessary and avoidable, said NASCAR vice-president for competition Les Richter. Its fair. The five seconds put Ricky back into the position that he was in before the Ironically, it was Allison who took the lead when Kendall and Martin bumped on lap 70, knocking Martin out of the running and forcing Kendall to the pits with a flat left tire. I could see something was going to happen between Martin and Kendall, Allison said.

I gave myself a margin, and when Martin caught Tommy, he slid out and I took the inside. I knew it was going to be tough beating Ricky to the checkered flag. Allison agreed with NASCARs decision. I had the inside line and I didnt, cut anybody off and I was bumped from behind. I dont think he did it on purpose.

I would expect that, from anybody on the circuit if the roles had been reversed, I would expect what happened to. happen. Im not saying he did it on purpose, but it couldve been avoided. Besides, I would have raced him cleanly. The only serious accident on the day came when Richard Petty was-taken by ambulance after smashing his car into an embankment.

Petty was released from the hospital, but his car was destroyed. AP LA8ERPHOTO extends his fist In victory after Foods 300 at Sears Point Davey Allison of Hueytown, Ala. capturing Sundays Banquet Frozen Scoreboard Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Wa Pct GB E-Law (1). DP-Boston 3, Oakland 1. LOB-Boston 6, Oakland 8.

2B-Baines (12), Law 2 (4). HR-Baines (8), McGwire (7). SB-RHenderson (18), Canseco (8). IP RER BB SO Bolton pitched to 2 batters in the 2nd. WP Bolton.

PB Steinbach. Umpires -Home, Young; First, Garcia; Second, Palermo; Third, Reilly. Giants 3, Cardinals 2 SAN FRAN ST. LOUIS Sundays Games ATHLETICS 8, Boston 0 New York 6, Texas 4 Minnesota 9, Cleveland 2 Chicago 8, Kansas City 2 California 7, Detroit 3 Seattle 6, Milwaukee 1 Toronto 3, Baltimore 2 Todays Games Detroit at ATHLETICS, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, 5:05 p.m.

Chicago at Texas, 5:35 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at California, 7:35 p.m. Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Wo PctGB By STEVE TROSKY Register Sports Writer SONOMA Just when they thought the fun was over, little did Ricky Rudd and Davey Allison know it was really just beginning. Rudd crossed the finish line first, but was given the black flag and Allison took the checkered flag to win the Banquet 300 at Sears Point International Raceway Sunday.

Or did he win? Nobody from NASCAR has told us we havent won yet, said Allison an hour after the race. Heres why: With Allison leading on lap 73 of the 74-lap race and Rudd in hot pursuit, the two drivers jockeyed for position heading into turn 11. Allison still held the advantage on the inside and Rudd tried to pass, bumping Allison from behind. Allisons car spun out and Rudd cleared him to take the lead. Rudd then took the white flag signaling one lap to go, but NASCAR notified Rudds pit that he would be black-flagged for rough driving.

Why penalize us? said Rudds crew chief Waddell Wilson. Car 42 (Tommy Kendall) and (Mark) Mar- Chicago OOOa105a002- 8allD0 Kansas City 000000a101-24l McDowell and Merullo; Boddicker, S.Davis (6), Montgomery (9) and Mayne. W- McDowell, 7-3. L- Boddicker, 5-5. Milwaukee 010 000 000-1 5 0 Seattle 000 000 42x-6 12 1 Navarro, Lee (8), Crim (8) and Surhoff; Holman and Valle.

W-Holman, 7-5. L-Navarro, 5-4. HRs-Seattle, Reynolds Buhner (7). Detroit 000 001 011-3 9 2 California 010 402 00x-7 14 0 Gakeler, Dalton (4), Searcy (6) and Allan-son, Salas (8); Finley, J.Robinson (7), El-chhora (9) and Parrish, Tingley (7). W-Finley, 10-2.

L-Gakeler, 0-1. HRs -Detroit, Phillips (6), California, Joyner (9), Winfield (12). Toronto 000 111 000-3 9 1 Baltimore 010 000 001-2 5 0 Stottlemyre, Ward (8), Henke (9) and Borders; Ballard, Williamson (7) and Melvin. W-Stottlemyre, 6-2. L-Ballard, 3-7.

Sv-Henke (8). HRs -Toronto, White (8). Baltimore, Gomez (1). NATIONAL LEAGUE San Diego 000a102a011-5100 Pittsburgh 000a010a002 3aa60 Benes, Lefferts (9) and Santiago; Smith, Belinda (6), Patterson (8) and LaValliere. W-Benes, 4-6.

L- Smith, 7-4. Sv-Lefferts (13). HRs-San Diego, Jackson (3). Pittsburgh, Bonilla (7). DUG Montreal 030-000-021 6all3 Atlanta 300a030a20x-8a160 Gardner, Sampen (5), Fassero (7), Ruskin (8) and Fitzgerald; Glavine, Stanton (9), Berenguer (9) and Olson.

W-Glavine, 10-2. L-Gardner, 1-3. Sv-Berenguer (7). HRs-Montreal, Wallach (4), Walker (5). Atlanta, Justice 2 (10), Olson (2).

Philadelphia 200a000a010-3'10l Cincinnati 101a011a20x-6a153 Mulholland, Akerfelds (6), Boever (7), Ruffin (8) and Fletcher; Browning, Myers (7), Power (8), Dibble (9) and Oliver, Sutko (8). W-Browning, 8-4. L-Mulholland, 6-5. Sv-Dibble (15). HR Cincinnati, Larkin (6).

NewYork 000-000a000-032 Houston 000a10000x-l30 Cone, Simons (8), Innis (8) and Cerone; Harnisch and Nichols. Harnisch, 4-4. Los Angeles 000020a301 6a130 Chicago 020a000a001 3aa8l Hershiser, Candelaria (8), Howell (9) and Carter, Scioscia (7); Jackson, Slocumb (7), Lancaster (7) and Wilkins. W- Hershiser, 1-1. L-Jackson, 0-2.

HR-Chicago, Dawson (10). Joe DiMaggio baseball Petaluma 8, State Farm 0 At McNair Field-Petaluma State Farm 000 000 0 0 4 Petaluma 220 301 x-8 6 1 Bei, Schnaible (4), Kachur (7) and Kramer; Valencia, William (6), Corda (7) and Brugahema. WP Valencia. LP Bet SO-BB Bei 4-4, Schnaible 1-2, Kachur 0-0, Valencia 2-4, William 0-1, Corda 1-0. State Farm Insurance hitting Kachur, 0-for-3, SB; Murrillo, 2-for-3; Murphy, 2-for-3.

Legion baseball Vallejo 8, Napa Yankees 7 At Wilson Park-Vallejo Fridays Game Napa Yankees 000 106 000 7 14 5 Valleio 000 002 402 8 7 1 Steen, Easterling (2), McDonald (8), Roberts (8), and Odell LP Steen. SO-BB -Steen 0-2, Easterling 11-4, McDonald 0-1, Roberts 1-1. Napa hitting Cato 0-4, RBI; McDonald 3-5, 2b, 3 RBI; Easterling 5-5, 2 2b, RBI; Taylor 2-5, RBI; Warren 2-4; Llppitt 2-4, RBL Vallejo 8, Napa Yankees 4 At Veterans Home-Yountville VaUejo 102 301 1 8 7 2 Napa Yankees 300 010 0-4 4 3 Pennington, Miller (2), Knight (5) and Dow; Stadlehoffer, Adams (7) and lippitt. WP MUler. LP Stadlehoffer.

SO-BB -Pennington 1-1, MUler 6-3, Knight 2-1 Stadlehoffer 5-3, Adams 0-1. VaUejo hitting Blake 1-4, 2 RBI, sb; Stevens 1-2, sb; Sexton 2-4 2 2b, 2 RBI; Slay 1-3; Ty. Billingsley 1-1, 2b; Fannin 1-3. Napa hitting Cato 0-1, 2 sb; McDonald 1-2; Easterling 0-4, RBI, sb; Marek 0-3, RBI; Steen 0-4, RBI; OdeU 0-3, RBI, sb; Llppitt 1- 3. Napa Yankees 6, Vallejo 5 At Veterans Home-Yountville Vallejo 000 030 2 5 9 3 BRAKE SERVICE $79.95 DISC $69.95 DRUM Service Includes: 2 Wheel Paka-front or rear New Pada-or-Unlng Drume or Rotor Turning Repack Front Bearings mottUSSFonigncan aeafr 4 metalic Hningt 9Xt94x4'tandtvcks9rtM.

Jim Colbert, $27,350 70-71-69-74 284 Lee Trevino, $27,350 70-67-69-78 284 Bruce Crampton, $22,000 75-68-70-72 285 Miller Barber, $18,500 76-67-73-70-286 Tom Shaw, $18,500 74-73-69-70-286 George Archer, $18,500 72-73-70-71 286 AlGelberger, $18,500 68-73-70-75 286 LPGA Atlantic City Classic SOMERS POINT, N.J. Final scores and money winnings Sunday of the $300,000 LPGA Atlantic City Classic on the 6, 250-yard, par-71 Greate Bay Resort Countiy Club course: Jane Geddes, $45,000 Cindy Schreyer, $24,000 Amy Alcott, $24,000 Robin Walton, $15,750 Judy Dickinson, $11,625 Jenny Lidback, $11,625 Kate Hughes, $8,325 Juli Inkster, $8,325 Laurel Kean, $6,350 Caroline Pierce, $6,350 Joan Pitcock, $6,350 Nancy White, $4,312 Jayne Thobois, $4,312 Pamela Wright, $4,312 Susie Redman, $4,312 Nancy Scranton, $4,312 71-68-69-208 70-70-69-209 69-68-72-209 75-66-69-210 69-70-72-211 68-70-73-211 73-69-71-213 71-71-71-213 75-69-70-214 69-73-72 214 72-68-74 214 76-73-66-215 75-72-68-215 72-74-69 215 73-70-72 215 72-71-72-215 Motor sports Banquet Frozen Foods 300K SONOMA Results Sunday of the Banquet Frozen Foods 300-Kilometer NASCAR stock car race, with starting position in parentheses, drivers, hometowns, type of car, laps completed, reason out if any, prize money and winners average speed In mph (x-Rudd penalized 5 seconds for rough driving, moving him from first to second) I. (13) Davey Allison, Hueytown, Ford Thunderbird, 74, $61,950, 72.970 mph. x-2. (1) Ricky Rudd, Chesapeake, Chevrolet Lumina, 74, $41,975.

3. (4) Rusty Wallace, Concord, N.C., Pontiac Grand Prix, 74, $34,975. 4 (11) Ernie Irvan, Rockwell N.C., Chevrolet Lumlna, 74, $20,350. 5. (6) Ken Schrader, Concord, N.C., Chevrolet Lumlna, 74, $17,225.

6. (2) Terry Labonte, Archdale, N.C., Oldsmobile Cutlass, 74, $17,225. 7. (3) Dale Earnhardt, Doolie, N.C., Chevrolet Lumlna, 74, $14,400. 8.

(12) Geoff Bodine, Julian, N.C., Ford Thunderbird, 74, $7,650. 9. (14) Mark Martin, Jamestown, N.C., Ford Thunderbird, 74, $16,850. 10. (8) Michael Waltrip, Huntersville, N.C., Pontiac Grand Prix, 74, $10,600.

II. (28) Brett Bodine, Harrisburg, N.C., Buick Regal 74, $10,100. 12. (9) Lake Speed, Jackson, Pontiac Grand Prix, 74, $9,600. 13.

(25) Bill Schmitt, Redding, Ford Thunderbird, 74, $7,300. 14. (32) Mickey Gibbs, Glencoe, Pontiac Grand Prix, 74, $6,600. 15. (29) Bill Sedgewick, Granada Hills, Chevrolet Lumina, 74, $6,400.

16. (19) Rick Wilson, Cornelius, N.C., Buick Regal 74 $7,450. 17. (7) Alan Kulwicki, Charlotte, N.C., Ford Thunderbird, 74 $11,275. 18.

(5) Tom Kendall La Canada, Calif, Pontiac Grand Prix, 74, $12,450. 19. (41) Rick Mast, Rockbridge Baths, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 73, $7,225. 20. (26) Bill Elliott, DawsonviUe, Ford Thunderbird, 73, $13,700.

21. (33) Bobby Hillin Jr, Harrisburg, N.C, Pontiac Grand Prix, 73, $4100. 22. (35) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, Tenn, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 73, $5,775. 23.

(34) Stanley Smith, Chelsea, Buick Regal 73, $4050. 24 (16) Dave Marcis, Averys Creek, N.C, Chevrolet Lumina, 72, $6,830. 25. (10) Darrell Waltrip, Franklin, Tenn, Chevrolet Lumina, 71, $4820. 26.

(15) Sterling Marlin, Columbia, Ford Thunderbird, 71, $4,650. 27. (23) Harry Gant, Taylorsville, N.C, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 70, $6,600. 28. (27) Chad Little, Charlotte, N.C, Ford Thunderbird, 67, $3,850.

29. (38) Jimmy Spencer, Mooresville, N.C, Chevrolet Lumlna, 65, $6,490. 30. (30) Derrike Cope, Charlotte, N.C, Chevrolet Lumina, 64, $12,210. 31.

(17) Joe Ruttman, Franklin, Tenn, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 64 $6,350. 32. (22) Hershel McGriff, Portland, Ore, Pontiac Grand Prix, 61, crash, $3,675. 33. (31) Scott Gaylord, Jacksonville Beach, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 61, $3,625.

34. (39) Richard Petty, Randleman, N.C, Pontiac Grand Prix, 59, crash, $5,200. 35. (24) Hut Stricklin, Calera, Buick Regal 59, $5,575. 36.

(18) Irv Hoerr, Peoria, HL, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 58, rear end, $3,565. 37. (37) Ted Musgrave, Franklin, Wis, Pontiac Grand Prix, 58, $3,795. 38. (40) John Krebs, Roseville, Calif, Pontiac Grand Prix, 57, $3,525.

39. (43) Robert Sprague, North Bend, Ore, Ford Thunderbird, 54 rocker arm, $3,500. 40. (42) Mike Chase, Bakersfield, Calif, Ford Thunderbird, 53, gearbox, $3,475. 41.

(21) Dale Jarrett, Conover, N.C, Ford Thunderbird, 46, ignition, $5,475. 42. (20) Morgan Shepherd, Conover, N.C, Ford Thunderbird, 39, engine failure, 43. (36) R.K. Smith, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif, Pontiac Grand Prix, 2, engine failure, $3,475.

Time of race: 2 hours, 33 minutes, 20 seconds. Margin of victory: 1 second. Caution flags: 5 for 14 laps. Lead changes: 10 among 7 drivers. Lap leaders: Rudd 1-11; Wallace 12-16; Krebs 17; Sprague 18; Wallace 19-45; Jarrett 46; Wallace 47-59; Kendall 60-71; Allison 72; Rudd 73; Allison 74 Football World League of American Football Semifinals Saturday, June 1 Barcelona 10, Birmingham 3 Sunday, June 2 London 42, New York-New Jersey 26 a World Bowl Sunday, June 9 At Wembley, England London 21, Barcelona 0 Transactions BASEBALL I American League OAKLAND ATHLETICS -Sent Eric Show, pitcher, outright to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League.

CLEVELAND INDIANS-Announced they will move their spring training facility to Homestead, Fla. In 1993. TEXAS RANGERS -Purchased the contract of Mark Petkovsek, pitcher, from Oklahoma City of the American Association. Placed Jack Daugherty, outfielder, on thq 15-day disabled list, retroactive to June 5. Signed Tim Minik, pitcher.

National League SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS -Optioned Rick Parker, outfielder, to Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. Purchased the con- tract of Tony Perezchlca, infielder, from Phoenix. Moved Rick Reuschel pitcher, from the 15-day to the 60-day disabled list. ATLANTA BRAVES -Optioned Jeff Par-rett, pitcher, to Richmond of the Interna-' tional League. Recalled Tommy Gregg outfielder, from Richmond CHICAGO CUBS -Placed Rick Sutcliffe; pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list.

Activate ed Danny Jackson, pitcher, from the 15-day disabled list. San Francisco 000 100 020 -3 St Louis 000 000 101-2 DP -San Francisco 4. LOB -San Francisco 6, St. Louis 4. 2B -McGee (13).

3B- Uribe (2). HR-Litton (1), Peny (2). SB-Bass (4). CS-Uribe (1). IP RER BB SO RICKY RUDD tin got together and the 42 had to come into the pits, but he wasnt penalized.

This is the first time Ive ever seen anything like this. If they penalize us, then they have to go back and penalize everybody who bumped. Just as it had the last two years, controversy prevailed at the Banquet 300 as 62,000 fans looked on. After Allison took all his photos, Napa Yankees 041 001 x-6 7 4 Marek, Roberts (3) and OdelL WP -Roberts. SO-BB Marek 0-1, Roberts 3-3.

Napa hitting Cato 2-4, 2b, 2 RBI; Lippltt 1-1, RBI; Marek 1-4; Odell 1-2, 2b, RBI; Taylor 1-3, 2b, RBI; Texdahl 1-2, 2b, RBI. Summer baseball TUESDAY, June 11 JOE DIMAGGIO SheriffeVFW Napa Post 9300 vs. State Farm Insurance-Tom Salsman, at Veterans Home-Yountville (5:30 p.m.). WEDNESDAY, June 12 JOE DIMAGGIO State Farm Insurance-Tom Salsman vs. SheriffsVFW Napa Post 9300, at Veterans Home-Yountville (5:30 p.m.).

SATURDAY, June 15 JOE DIMAGGIO Sapunar Realty-San Francisco at Bradley Construction, at Veterans Home-Yountville, Noon; Sapunar Realty-San Francisco at SheriffsVFW Napa Post 9300, at Veterans Home-Yountville, 2:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION Napa Yankees Post 113 at Dixon, at Dixon High School (11 a.m.). NBA playoffs (Best-of-7) Chicago vs. LA Lakers Sunday, June 9 Chicago 97, LA Lakers 82, Chicago leads series 3-1 Wednesday, June 12 Chicago at LA Lakers, 6 p.m. NBA summary Bulls 97, Lakers 82 CHICAGO (97) Grant 6-14 2-2 14, Pippen 6-12 2-2 14, Cartwright 5-10 2-4 12, Jordan 11-20 6-6 28, Paxson 7-11 0-0 15, Levingston 2-3 0-0 4, Williams 1-2 0-0 2, Hodges 3-7 0-0 6, Armstrong 1-1 0-0 2, Perdue 0-0 0-0 0.

Totals 42-8012-14 97. LA LAKERS (82) Perkins 1-15 1-2 3, Worthy 6-16 0-1 12, Divac 12-20 3-3 27, Johnson 6-13 10-10 22, Scott 2-4 0-0 4, Green 1-5 3-4 5, Teagle 1-6 4-4 6, Drew 1-2 1-2 3, Smith 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 30-82 22-2682. Chicago 27 25 22 23 -97 LA Lakers 28 16 14 24-82 3-Point goals -Chicago 1-3 (Paxson 1-2, Jordan 0-1), Los Angeles 0-5 (Johnson 0-2, Perkins 0-3). Fouled out -None.

Rebounds -Chicago 44 (Pippen 9), Los Angeles 52 (Divac 11). Assists-Chicago 27 (Jordan 13), Los Angeles 14 (Johnson 11). Total fouls-Chicago 22, Los Angeles 23. A Golf PGA Buick Classic HARRISON, N.Y. Final scores and money winnings Sunday of the $1 million PGA Buick Classic on the par-71 Westchester Countiy Club course: Billy Andrade, $180,000 Brad Bryant, $108,000 Nolan Henke, $58,000 Hale Irwin, $58,000 Wayne Levi $36,500 Seve Ballesteros, $36,500 LanyRinker, $36,500 Ray Floyd, $30,000 Fulton Allem, $30,000 Howard Twitty, $24,000 Greg Norman, $24,000 Fred Couples, $24,000 Loren Roberts, $24,000 Paul Azinger, $18,000 Steve Elkington, $18,000 Brandt Jobe, $18,000 Payne Stewart, $13,533 Emlyn Aubrey, $13,533 Wayne Grady, $13,533 Tom Purtzer, $13,533 Duffr Waldorf, $13,533 Roger Maltbie, $13,533 68-68-69-68-273 66-70-68-71-275 69-70-67-70-276 67-69-67-73 276 71-72-67-67-277 70-67-69-71-277 68-73-6571-277 69-68-69-72 278 66-69-70-73-278 70-70-70-69-279 70-68-70-71-279 70-65-72-72 -279 68-73-67-71-279 66-68-78-68-280 73-67-69-71-280 71-68-69-72-280 72-71-69-69-281 68-71-72-70-281 67-71-72-71-281 71-69-70-71-281 71-69-68-73 281 67-75-64-75-281 Senior Players Championship DEARBORN, Mich.

Final scores and money winnings Sunday of the $1 million PGA Senior Players Championship on the 6, 876-yard, par-72 TPC of Michigan course: Jim Albus, $150,000 66-74-69-70-279 Bob Charles, $73,333 69-71-73-69 282 Dave Hill, $73,333 71-68-70-73-282 Charles Coody, $73,333 71-69-70-72 282 John Paul Cain, $41,333 71-73-69-70-283 Terry Dill, $41,333 74-69-68-72 283 Don Bies, $41,333 68-75-66-74-283 Mike Hill, $27,350 1 69-71-72-72 284 Dale Douglass, $27,350 74-72-67-71-284 The Problem NAIL FUNGUS The Solution FUNGI HAIL Try this safe, simple, effective remedy for the pain and embarrassment of nau fungus. Fights thick, split, discolored nails. Two powerful anti-fUngal agents fight infection on toenails and fingernails. Provides relief from pain and eliminates the fungus. Easy to apply as nail polish.

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Philadelphia (Ashby 0-0) at Cincinnati (Rijo 4-2), 9:35 am. San Diego (Rasmussen 2-0) at Pittsburgh (Walk 3-0), 4:35 p.m. Montreal (De.Martinez 7-4) at Atlanta (Smoltz 2-6), 4:40 p.m. Los Angeles (R.Martinez 9-2) at Chicago (Bielecki 7-3), 5:05 p.m. New York (Gooden 5-5) at Houston (J.Jones 4-3), 5:35 p.m.

Major League boxes Athletics 8, Red Sox 0 BOSTON abrhbi Lyons 2b 3 0 2 0 Qintana lb 4 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Bmskyrf 4 0 0 0 Gmwlllf 4 0 2 0 OAKLAND abrhbi RHdsnlf 3 110 Bordi2b 1000 DHdsncf 4120 WWlsncf 10 0 0 Cnsecorf 3 2 10 Petaluma blanks State Farm DeLeon pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. WP-Agosto. Umpires -Home, Froemming; First, Hirschbeck; Second, Montague; Third, De-Muth. Linescores AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 000001010-261 Minnesota 10110033x- 9a120 Nichols, S.Valdez (7), E.Valdez (8), Jones (8) and Skinner; Morris, Bedrosian (9) and Harper. W-Morris, 75.

L-Nichols, 05. HR -Minnesota, Mack (4). Texas 010001200-473 NewYork 00001032x-6100 Guzman, Jeffcoat (7), Gossage (7) and Petralli; Leary, Cadaret (8), Habyan (8), Farr (9) and Nokes. W-Habyan, 41. L-Gossage, 41.

Sv-Farr (6). HRs -Texas, Palmeiro (6), Buechele (9). New York, R.Kelly (6), Mattingly (5), P.Kelly (2). Summer Baseball Raul Murrillo and Chris Murphy each had two hits to lead State Farm, which fell behind 4-0 after two innings and 7-0 after four innings. We just have to regroup as we go into this week, State Farm manager Steve Meyer said.

Tim Bei, Jason Schnaible and Damon Kachur all pitched for State Farm. State Farm was also hurt by its six errors on defense. I SMOG SPECIAL Sale Price 5 $19M certificate I MOST CARS AND TRUCKS 1 (Van and heavy duty vehicle extra) By Appointment Only 1) By Register Sports Staff PETALUMA State Farm Insurance-Tom Salsman was held to just four hits by three Petaluma pitchers on the way to dropping an 8-0 Napa Valley Joe DiMaggio Baseball League game Sunday at McNair Field. State Farm is 3-5 in league, 4-8 overall. On Tuesday, State Farm plays SheriffsVFW Napa Post 9300 at 5:30 p.m.

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