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The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 41

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C2 The Sun THURSDAY, June 18, 1987 KALEIDOSCOPE didn't set too well. When I called him to go in, he refused he went and sat on the end of the bench for the rest of the half." Gobin said he later overheard Knight bad-mouthing the coach to fans. "That did it. I got permission to either suspend him for a week or kick him off the team. I gave him a choice.

He took the week." Knight already was very trying Add, Gobin: He said he spoke up because of anger over the way he was portrayed in the best-selling book on Knight, "A Season on the Brink." The book's version: "A compromise was struck: Knight would sit out a (one-)game suspension, and Gobin would try harder to win games." Some things never change Kurt Beathard, backup quarterback for the Washington Commandos of the new Arena (eight-man indoor) Football League, on whether he feels pressure from being the Redskins' general manager's offspring: "Not at all. After all, I've always been in the position of being Bobby Beathard's son." Keep your eye on the ball Spectator Patrice Bibas, 16, of France, on viewing his first-ever baseball game at an all-European tournament: "It's new. It's an original sport. I like the uniforms. On the other hand, there's a lot of dead time." Oh, you want American football Add, French baseball: Spectator Yad Mouaici, 28.

was a little disappointed: "I thought there'd be more folklore some music, pom-pom girls, a more animated announcer." With Knight, prep was father to man Believe it or not Indiana coach Bobby Knight, renowned in college basketball for his violent tem- -per, actually was the same way in high school. That's what his prep coach, Bob Gobin, told the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, anyway. "Not only was he the team's superstar, he was a superstar," said Gobin, who coached Knight at Orrville (Ohio) HS in 1957-58. n'Knight was volatile and egocentric and not a team j.player." "Bobby (then a senior) did not take kindly to the new coach me and the changes he wanted," Bobby Beathard Bobby Knight Gobin said. "He subsequently did not hustle on the floor and was causing dissension on the team.

"Finally, I didn't start him one game, which site- 1 v' Twin Counties Classic begins Friday SPORTS IN BRIEF Lakers get $39,000 each in NBA playoff earnings TWIN COUNTIES ROSTERS Riverside County baseball stars out to break S.B. winning streak RIVER8IDE ALL-STARS SAN BERNARDINO ALL-STARS Nam School Po. Tim Albert Upland OF Al Baca Upland IF Shawn Bayne Victor Valley Jeff Burr San Qorgonlo Eric Campa Colton IF Dominic Castro Colton IF Joe Fox Victor Valley OF Robert German San Qorgonlo IF Laurence Hudson Victor Valley OF Ken Krahenbuhl Cajon OF Marc Loeb Elsenhower Frank Moore Apple Valley Scott Morgan Victor Valley OF John Mosqueda Colton Danny Murphy Fontana Alfred Navarrete San Qorgonlo IF Mark O'Nell Barstow Charlie Redd Elsenhower OF Tony Richards Elsenhower David Santiago Fontana IF Don Schindler Cajon IF Ron Shamblln Apple Valley John Smith Bloomlngton IF MlkeSplnuzzI Fontana Qlen Trunelle Redlands David Webb Colton Name School Pos. Ruben Ayala North IF Ernie Acasla Arlington OF Jason Cole Moreno Valley OF Chris Comeaux North OF Darrell Conner Riverside Poly OF Ernie Fahreneholz Notre Dame Troy Francis North OF RIckGrogan Rubldoux OF Steve Qoodson Riverside Poly OF Sergio Gallndo Ramona IF Philip Herman North IF Jason Keellne Hemet IF Chris Kruswlckl Norco Layne Lambert Arlington IF Carlos Llmon Rubldoux IF Fred Lopez Norte Vlsta OF Steve Nelson North IF Richard Ollphant Moreno Valley IF Bill O'Rourke North William Peacock Norte Vlsta Troy Perclvar Moreno Valley Robert Plckowltz Indlo OF Mark Pratt Arlington Mike Sparks Elsinore IF Eric Valdez Moreno Valley Tony Verq La Sierra Daniel Wayne La Sierra Jason Young Corona IF "A lot of our pitchers are from the Ivy League and most of the San Bernardino hitters aren't going to be familiar with them," said Lee, who served as an assistant coach on last year's All-Star squad which was swept in two games. "My pitcher (Eric Valdez from the Citrus Belt League's Moreno Valley) can tell them what to expect as far as hitters.

I think that may give us an advantage." The San Bernardino All-Stars will boast a strong hitting attack. Heading the list is Colton shortstop Eric Campa, who batted .465 with 25 RBI and was named co-Most Valuable Player with Col-brunn. Cajon third baseman Don Schindler (.385, three HR, 17 RBI) and Cajon outfielder Ken Krahen-buhl (.464, one HR, 27 RBI) will also supply power. Citrus Belt League pitchers dominate San Bernardino's staff with the Colton duo of John Mos-queda and David Webb leading the way. Also on the staff are Red-lands' Glen Trunnelle, Eisenhower's Tony Richards, Fontana's Danny Murphy, and San Gorgo-nio's Jeff Burr.

"It's going to be a good game," said Fontana coach Steve Hernandez who has served as head coach the past two years and will assist Colton's Bob Ramirez this year. "Every year I say this is the best team, but you're talking about 24 of the best and (the talent) just keeps getting better and better." Lee said pitching will be the key to winning the series, especially with the three-inning limit for each pitcher in effect. He said he'll have to be able to juggle a staff to adjust to the nine-inning games which will be played. tions, including career-long drug tests. The ruling made him eligible as of June 5.

The Padres, sticking to their no-second-chance drug policy, asked waivers on Hoyt. Arizona licenses Chacon TUCSON, Ariz. Bobby Chacon, hoping to resume his boxing career after an 18-month layoff, has been granted a license to fight here by the Arizona State Boxing Commission. Chacon is scheduled to fight Texan Filiberto Rosas at Tucson on Tuesday. BRIEFLY NOTED: Rain washed out Wednesday's program at the $200,000 Pilkington Glass women's grasscourt championships at Eastbourne, England.

Boston Celtics center Robert Parish said Wednesday his Weston, home was burglarized and ransacked while he and his family were in Los Angeles for the NBA title series. Among the $15,000 worth of items stolen were his wedding ring, seven NBA All-Star rings and three championship rings, Parish told WBZ-TV of Boston USC tailback Aaron Emanuel pleaded innocent Wednesday to battery charges stemming from alleged slapping of two female students. Chris Huber of San Jose, the winner of the 1987 Redlands Bicycle Classic prologue, took the victory in a 115-mile road race at the Washington Trust Cycling Classic in Spokane on Wednesday. From Sun News Services By NICK LEYVA Sun Sports Writer SAN BERNARDINO Moreno Valley High School coach Steve Lee said his All-Star team could have an edge. And that's one thing he may need to put his team back on the winning side.

Forty-eight of the Inland Empire's top high school seniors will Classic schedule All garnet at Flscallnl Field Friday's game: 7 p.m. Saturday's gams: 7 p.m. Sunday's gama: 1 p.m. -lt necessary converge on Fiscalini Field 7 p.m. Friday night to begin a best-of-three series in The Sun's 13th Annual Twin Counties All-Star Classic.

Two 24-player teams, representing Riverside and San Bernardino counties, will battle it out in what has become the area's premier showcase of local talent. Game 2, scheduled for Saturday at 7 p.m., was originally set for the Riverside Sports Complex, but a scheduling conflict forced it back at Fiscalini Field. A third game (if necessary) is also scheduled for Fiscalini Field Sunday at 1 p.m. The San Bernardino Spirit is hosting the Classic. The Riverside All-Stars will be trying to snap the San Bernardino All-Stars' two-year winning streak and Lee said this could be the year.

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I George Nicolau also reduced Commissioner Peter Ueberroth's ear-long suspension of Hoyt to 60 flays, but he retained the condi- IP1C1CUP BEDLINERS-LIFETIME Dedliners Bumpers rp i I 11. i ooi Doxes Racks Running Board: Mats Hitches TRUCKWARE (714) 351-0102 (800) 621-3619 Zf" 1 I fjjijjiiifij SJJfjL zJjtJj rin'ifi lnlt iiiiiif' r-rtMimiftfiiiifmii Ulilfi tirtff-f i A am I iiin Heed ooeoh: Bob Ramirez (Colton). A Mis-tan ooeoliee: Steve Hernandez (Fontana), Jack Boyne (San Qorgonlo), Mike Alonzo (Upland). Joe Vargas (Victor Valley), and Mike Qenther (Colton). '-Alternates "You let the starter go three and then you put a pitcher in there who might not do so well and you have to start looking ahead for someone else," Lee said.

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