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The NAPA VALLEY REGISTER Friday, September 27, 1996 Justin-Siena upsets St. Helena in soccer a close match Wednesday night to West Valley College-Saratoga, 15-13, 16-14. Napa scored points with serving and defense, while the taller West Valley team scored with blocking and offense. Lisa Macky led the Superchiefs with eight kills; Amanda Norton had three blocks; Jill Tistle had a season-high eight service aces and Jen Fulford had 16 digs. Vintage tennis NAPA The Vintage tennis team downed Wood-Vacaville 6-1 The Crushers only loss came at No.

1 singles. Noreen Montgomery started the winning sweep through the remainder of die lineup with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Raquel Nixon. Noreen Montgomery was very dominant," said coach Dwight Daley. She attacked very well. Her serving game was much improved over what its been." Also winning in singles were Emily Beaman (4-6, 6-1, 6-1) and Stephanie Hinrichs (6-0, 6-1).

The doubles teams all won in straight sets. They were Hillary Rabner and Sara Jane Hise, Tra- i cy Rose and Ashley Bennett and I Karen Kaminski and Shelly Mill-house. Napa tennis VACAVILLE The Napa tennis team lost 7-0 to Vacaville, which has three ranked Northern California junior players. Maureen Rodgers at No. 1 singles battled Kristina Schuster in a 6-4, 6-4 loss.

Vintage quarterback Grant Jacka (10-for-22, 167 yards) then got his offense going with three completions to open the second half, the last one a 25-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Garcia. The game remained tied at 8-all until the final six minutes of the game. Vintages Rick Graeber intercepted a pass by Bottari and returned it 35 yrrds. Facing fourth and 11 on the ensuing offensive drive. Jacka threw a 24-yard scoring pass to Graeber.

Ityan Fox halted Napas last drive with an interception that led to Gabe Flores 27-yard touchdown run. Vintage soccer NAPA The Vintage soccer team converted almost half of its shots on goal in a 15-0 drubbing of Hogan-Vallejo on Thursday. The Crushers out-shot Hogan 36-2 behind the stellar defensive play of Tim Lawson, the goal play of keeper Michael Bates and the strong game control by Basil El-kadi. Scoring two goals for the Crushers were Bemie Ochoa, Jesus Romero, Ramon Vargas and Adam Jessup. Vargas and Jessup also had two assists each.

Jose Garcia scored one goal and assisted on five others. Tallying one goal and one assist each were Jon Hibma, Carlos Menja-var, Gustavo Patrez and Vincente Arias. Kori Reid. With seven kills apiece, Jillian Imrie served 10-for-lO and Kristi Nelson went 7-for-7 serving. Coach Barbara Franco said the Indians played well against a strong defensive team." The Napa JV team (9-0, 3-0 MEL) also beat Vacaville, 15-12, 15-8.

Courtney Raun had a strong all-around match with 12-for-12 serving and five kills. Kim Day went 9-for-9 serving, and Mandy Stephens had nine kills. Next, the Indians travel to Vallejo on Tuesday. Vintage volleyball NAPA The Vintage volleyball team turned a marathon match into a five-game victory over Wood-VacaviUe. The Crushers won 11-15, 15-4, 10-15, 15-11, 15-12 to remain undefeated at 3-0 in Monticello Empire League play (8-2 overall).

Katie Duff had 21 kills, while Kristen Simpkins had 58 assists for kills. Dri Pimentel went 25-for-29 serving with six aces, followed by Jessica Lilly with 19-for-21 serving, including an ace that won the fifth game and the match. This was a great win for Vintage," said coach Cheri Munk. There was excellent play and support from the bench. It showed a lot of integrity as well as teamwork to win this match." The Crushers host Hogan-Val-lejo In their next match Thesday.

Napa Valley College volleyball NAPA The Napa Valley College womens volleyball team lost From Register Staff NAPA The Justin-Siena High School boys soccer team upset St. Helena 2-0 on Thursday. The Saints entered the game in a three-way tie for first place in the Superior California Athletic League. But the Braves dropped the Saints SCAL record to 4-2-1 while improving their own to 3-4. Dustin Finley and Carlos Uribe scored the two goals for Justin, and goalkeeper Ken Mace secured the shutout.

Chad Weiser assisted on Fin-' leys goal, while Joe Rouldes played strong defensively and Dan Dineen had a solid game up front. We just were at a different level the whole week after beating John Swett (on Tuesday)," said co-coach Paul Rogers. We know we can beat anyone. Were becoming a physical team." In JV action, the Braves improved their record to 2-2-1 with a 6-1 win. Justin-Siena travels to St.

Pat-ricks-Vallejo for its next game on Tuesday. Vintage-Napa freshmen football NAPA The Vintage freshmen football team reversed a half-time deficit to defeat Napa 22-8 Thursday night at Memorial Stadium. Napa jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first quarter on a 1-yard run by quarterback Brian Bottari. The Indians led 8-0 at the break. In the second half.

Vintage defensive end Ryan Hill was dominating in shutting down Napas option. The other two goals came from Andy Flores and Aaron Garcia. The Crushers improved their record to 12-1-1 and play again Tuesday at home against Armijo. Napa soccer VALLEJO The Napa High soccer team took an early lead but couldnt hang on in a 4-3 loss to Vallejo. The Indians led 2-0 at the break, and then traded goals with Vallejo in the second half.

But the final two goals went Vallejos way one on a penalty kick and the other with five minutes remaining in the game. Its a tough loss, especially when you're right there," said coach Jason Richmond. It just didnt bounce our way." Omar Pitino led the Napa offense with two goals, including one 25 seconds into the game. Juan Corona scored the other on an indirect kick from midfield that the goalie touched. Dustin Franks.

also played a strong game in the goal. The Indians drop to 3-1 in the Monticello Empire League. Their next game is Tuesday at Fairfield. Napa volleyball VACAVILLE The Napa High volleyball team missed only one serve in a 15-2, 15-2, 15-6 win over Vacaville. The Indians went 67-for-68 serving to improve their season record to 9-0 and their Monticello Empire League record to 3-0.

Lyndsay Reichert paced the serving game, going 18-for-18. She also had 12 kills, along with Injury to keep Jones out of 49ers ATHLETICS From Page IB leader in the wild-card race, won 4-1 at Toronto. That left Seattle 3' 2 games behind Texas and 22in back of Baltimore. Unless the Mariners can pull within a halfgame of either team by Sunday, there won't be any need for a makeup game at Cleveland. But Griffey was not yet ready to concede.

Are we out of it?" he asked rhetorically. Until (manager) Lou (Piniella) comes In here and has a meeting wishing us all good luck iii the off-season, it's not over. Im packed to go to Cleveland. I have a suit all ready." The Mariners, who have lost four of five after going on a 10-game winning streak to pull back into playoff contention, were somber after their loss to the Athletics who scored four runs in the eighth Inning to deepen Seattles late-season stumble. A sullen Norm Charlton, who allowed three of those eighthinning runs, sat in a comer of the clubhouse and nursed a beer as he spoke softly of his failure.

We had the game won right there. I came in and screwed it up," Charlton said. I didnt do my job and we lost the game." After scoring three runs in the top of the eighth to take a 5-3 lead, the Mariners gave the lead right back. Mike Jackson opened the Inning by walking Mark McGwire and striking out Teny Steinbach. Charlton (4-7) walked left-handed pinch-hitter Matt Stairs and Scott Spie-zio loaded the bases with an Infield single off the glove of third baseman Dave Hollins.

Charlton then struck out Ernie Young, but forced in a run by walking Mike Bordick. Tony Batista followed with a two-run single to right on an 0-and-2 count to knock out Charlton i and give Oakland the lead. Rafael Carmona came in and threw a pitch behind the head of Scott Brosius for a wild pitch and the seventh Oakland run. Only 10 of the 22 pitches Charlton threw were for strikes. I walk a lefty and I walk a guy like Bordick.

Thats absolutely ridiculous. And when I go 0-and-2 on somebody, they should be a strikeout, not just an out," Charlton said. It wasn't the hit that killed me, it was the walks before. The Mariners had rallied in the eighth on Griffeys 49th homer, an RBI infield single by Hollins and Dan Wilson's run-scoring groundout. Bill Taylor (6-3), who gave up the last two of those runs, ended up as the winner by getting the final six outs for the As.

Losing in Oakland is nothing new for the Mariners. They are 36-89 in Oakland, their worst mark in any city, with three games remaining this weekend at the Coliseum. Terry Steinbachs first career inside-the-park homer gave the As a 3-2 lead in the sixth. Steinbachs 34th homer bounced off the fence, just beyond the reach of leaping right fielder Jay Buhner. Buhner slammed into the wall and tumbled to the ground, spraining his right ankle, as the ball rolled back into mid-right field.

Second baseman Joey Cora finally retrieved the ball as Steinbach chugged around third. Outdoor Columnist Grizzly Island has multiple uses WE HAVE MANY wildlife management areas in Northern California. These areas are managed by the Department of Fish and Game for multiple use. Grizzly Island, near Fairfield, is such an area of multiple use. There is fishing all year long, closed periods during the limited-drawing elk hunt and special daily or season permits, A and for duck hunting.

The remainder of Grizzly Island is a wildlife preserve. Grizzly Island is a classic example of a well run all-use wildlife area. As the Department of Fish and Game acquires more and more property, its resources get stretched. The Napa Sonoma Marshes wildlife area, which was very successfully operated as a type wildlife area last year, has been changed to a type area for the 1996-97 hunting season, which means that no permits or passes are required. You really need a boat to access this wildlife area, which includes Napa and Sonoma county marshland, American Canyon, Coon Island, old salt ponds, Dutchman Slough, Hu-ichica Creek, Napa River, Ringstrom Bay, Tolay Creek, White Slough and Wingo management units.

Its located west and north of Highway 37 near the city of Vallejo, east and south of Highway 121 near the cities of Sonoma and Napa. Hunt days are Satur-' days, Sundays and Wednesdays. Huntable species include waterfowl, snipe, rabbits, pheasants and doves. No dogs are allowed March 2 through Jan. 30, which is the breeding season.

For more information, contact Larry Wyckoff or Jim Swanson at the DFG at 944-5500. OUTDOOR NOTES The Dam Company" concessionaire at San Pablo Dam Reservoir will be sponsoring a trout derby Oct. 4-20. A total of 1 ,000 in prize money will be designated to tagged trout released for this derby. Call (510) 223-1661 for more information.

The Napa Chapter of Ducks Unlimited has a dinner bn Saturday, Sept. 28 at the Napa Elks Lodge. For more information, call 255-9406. National Hunting and Fishing Day is Saturday, Sept. 28.

This is the 25th annual observance. The occasion celebrates the family tradition of America's outdoor sports expe-' rience. This Sunday and Monday Ill be off to Chester and Lake Almanor with the Outdoor Writers Association of California for a fall conference and some trout fishing. On Oct. 18, 19 and 20 Ill be in Oregon checking out the Cascade Lakes for some final fall trout action.

JUSTIN-SIENA From Page IB yard line on the same play he scored on earlier. This time Jus-tin-Sienas defense appeared ready, as no fewer than five Braves defenders had a shot at Evans as he made his way around the comer. But a stiff arm and some dogged determination Every Day in the Napa Valley Register Can Be Yours For only 1600 per day Please Call Carol 254-3252 30 day minimum rookie Sean Manuel will serve as backup, Seifert said. Jones, 33, was blocking a lineman Thursday and another player fell on him, Seifert said. It was the 49ers only contact practice of the week.

X-rays showed that a screw which had been placed in the shoulder when Jones had surgeiy to repair a high school Injury had been jarred loose, Seifert said. Theres no such thing as a good injury, but this is not a good GIANTS From Page IB Karros, who went hitless in four at-bats Thursday after going 6-for-8 in the first two games of the series. Weve got to win one to clinch, they've got to sweep us. Obviously, I like our situation better than theirs." The loss was only the Dodgers ninth in their last 33 games, and just the third in their last 17 home games. We just couldn't get any offense going tonight," Dodgers manager Bill Russell said.

One run, Gardner was that good. He shut us down. It was his night tonight." Gardner (12-7) walked none and struck out seven in pitching his team-leading fourth complete game while equaling his singleseason high in victories, Theyre a good team and you bear down against them," Gard- CAL From Page IB Cal (3-0), playing its Pacific-10 Conference opener, will be without star runner Tarik Smith, who suffered a season-ending knee Injury in last weeks 33-15 win over Nevada. Drandon Willis and Deltha ONeal are being counted on to keep Cal's running attack going. Willis came on for the injured Smith last week to rush for 107 yards and three scores.

O'Neal, a freshman who played primarily on special teams, will see considerable action as Willis backup. Cal coach Steve Marlucci said he hoped to maintain Cals offensive balance despite the loss of Smith, who rushed for 400 yards in three games. game Sunday injury," Seifert said. Yet my understanding is it would be overstating it to say it might be season ending. Team doctor Michael Dillingham had yet to see the X-rays, so Seifert had not consulted with him.

Jones, who has four catches in the 49ers' first three games, missed most of training camp with a hamstring pull. Quarterback Steve Young also will miss Sunday's game because of a pulled groiu musclp ner said.Tbey look-a-ktUe hwd, though. I think a few of them are swinging a little tired. I think (Mike) Piazza needs a little bit of a rest, but theyre coming into the grind and they'll be able to rest for the rest of the year if they dont pick it up a little bit. I think theyll be OK, though; theyll get the adrenaline going." Piazza went l-for-4, (hopping his batting average to .340.

He had just two hits in 1 1 at-bats in the three games against San Francisco. The Giants took a 3-0 lead off Tom Candiotti (9-11) in the third on RBI singles by rookies Marvin Benard and Bill Mueller and a sacrifice fly by Barry Bonds. Rookie Wilson Delgados RBI single in the fourth made it 4-0, and Hill hit a solo homer in the filth, his 19th. The Dodgers got their run in the bottom of the fifth on a sacrifice fly by Greg "The game plan really shouldn't change unless we simply can't run the ball as effectively but I dont think that will be the case, Marlucci said. Cal has struggled somewhat defensively but the Bears have thrived in the West Coast offense Installed this season by Marlucci.

Pat Barnes particularly has taken to it and he ranks seventh nationally in passing efficiency. Cal. meanwhile, is averaging 40 points and 472.7 yards per game, Including 2 13.3 rushing yards. "Theres no way you can say. Theyre going to run it, theyre going to pass because they do both well so they give us a lot of problems," Pettibone said.

Marlucci, who described Oregon State as probably the best 0-3 team in the world, said Cals offense may take some lumps from the Beavers high-pressure defense. could get on with their lives. One client owed $592,516. We negotiated a settlement of $8,880 (20 on the dollar). Or we may be able to set up an easy payment plan that both you and the IRS can live with.

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0 1996 Kaye Kotts Associates SANTA CLARA (AP) San Francisco 49ers tight end Brent Jones partially dislocated his shoulder in practice and will not play Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, coach George Seifert said. Im concerned. He hurt himself. He hurt his shoulder," Seifert said after practice Thursday. It doesnt appear to be a minor thing.

Hopefully, Im wrong." It was not known when Jones might return. Ted Popson will start in Ids place Sunday and Clash tops Galaxy, 1-0 SAN JOSE (AP) Tayt Ianni scored In the 36th minute to give the San Jose Clash a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Galaxy on Thursday night in the first game of their Major League Soccer Western Conference semifinal series. Ianni converted a header off Eric Wynaldas comer kick. Wy-nalda, the Clashs leading regular-season scorer with 10 goals and 13 assists, sent the ball to Ianni, who popped it past Galaxy goalkeeper Jorge Campos. Jose Vasquez had a scoring chance for the Galaxy in the 72nd minute, sending a sharp header off the crossbar, but the ball rebounded back into play.

It was a game of halves," said Galaxy coach Lothar Osiander. We looked a lot better in the second half, but it wasnt enough for a win." Clash goalkeeper Dave Salzwe-del came up with saves in the 84th and 88th minutes on shots by Jorge Salcedo and Campos, who had moved to forward in the 69th minute. You have to give their goalie a lot of credit for the win," said Campos. He made some good saves. In the end, that made the difference." The game drew 17,209.

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