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ilHai i miiii fm -m- i mar- "riir1i in ri -n- Mniiiiii i imw tii WiiimhTiW im nm ti r1ll'i in i FRIDAY, May 13, 1988 The Sun C3 Fontana Colton in toDDies JL finale I'l I i PREP BASEBALL vn vn iIll iw MiiMtniMitff a. 11 tl utfaaV 1 Senior left-hander Chris Hancock recorded 14 strikeouts in 6 'a innings and sophomore shortstop Jim Quiroz went 3-for-4 with two RBI to power visiting Fontana High School to an 8-4 upset of Citrus Belt League champion Colton in a CBL baseball finale on Thursday. The win enabled Fontana to finish with a 7-7 record in league and a 14-12 overall mark. CIF 5A No.8-ranked Colton, which had clinched its second consecutive CBL title last week, finished with a 12-2 record and will take a 17-5-1 overall record into the CIF playoffs. Senior center fielder Mike Sylvester slapped a two-RBI triple and scored twice for Fontana.

Down 3-1 in the third, the Steelers took the lead when Quiroz doubled home a run and scored on a single by junior right fielder Mark Carter. Catcher Erie Ganino increased the lead to 3-1 with another RBI single. Sylvester's two-run triple followed in the fourth. Hancock allowed three runs on three hits and four walks. All but two of the outs he recorded came on strikeouts as he struck out the side four times.

Senior third baseman Ruben Montano led Colton by going 2-lbr-3 with a two-run double. REDLANDS 3, EISENHOWER 0: Senior left-hander Travis Johnson Hied a one-hitter for Red- AP WIREPHOTO A crowd estimated at 2,500 rallied at Indiana University in an attempt to persuade Bob Knight not to go to New Mexico. Knight: Decision soon on whether to leave The newspaper also quoted unidentified sources as saying the coach was considering remarrying and looking for a major change in his life. Knight, who has led the Hoo-siers to three NCAA championships in 17 seasons in Blooming-ton, did not appear at a late afternoon rally for him outside Assembly Hall, where Indiana plays its home basketball games. Campus police said an estimated 2,500 fans attended, some carrying signs of support for the controversial coach and Associated Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind.

Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight said Thursday he would decide within a couple of days whether he would move to the University of New Mexico, and published reports said there was serious friction between him and IU President Thomas Ehrlich. Knight, talking to reporters before speaking Thursday night at a sports banquet in Merril-lville, indicated he had not made up his mind whether he would leave Bloominglon. "I have not made a decision like that since I've been at Indiana," Knight said. "It's time to make that kind of decision. It's a personal decision.

I'll have to leave it at that. I'm not going to get into the whys or wherefores. I've got to make it in the next couple of days." The Indianapolis Star reported that the greater emphasis on academics over at hlet-ics that first-year president Ehrlich has instituted had created a conflict with Knight. lice beats Redlands in CBL season-ender lands as the Terriers, playing at home, shut out CIF 5A playoff-bound Eisenhower in a Citrus Belt League finale. Johnson struck out seven, walked two and faced only 27 batters, six over the minimum.

Designated hitter Doug Orr drove in what turned out to be the winning run in a three-run Redlands third inning. Eisenhower finished in third place in the CBL with an 8-5-1 record and is 14-9-2 overall. Red-lands finished 6-8 and 14-10. BIG BEAR 14, YUCCA VALLEY 3: Senior right-hander Chip Morris pitched a five-hitter and junior shortstop Damien Staricka belted a two-run home run and drove in three runs in all for Big Bear as the Bears, playing at home, rolled over Yucca Valley in a De Anza League game and linched a CIF 1A playoff berth. Morris struck out seven and walked four for Big Bear (9-4, 13-5-1), which is tied for second place entering today's final DAL games.

Senior third baseman John Petrocelli added three RBI for the Bears, while senior center fielder Mike Bonetto scored three times. Yucca Valley (7-6, 10-9) saw its playoff chances disappear despite a two-RBI effort from senior Dave Fletcher. PREP SOFTBALL three and scattered three hits in the shutout. Junior center fielder Lonna Preston added to the Steeler's offense by going 3-for-4 with a triple and two RBI. Fontana finished the season at 9-5 in the CBL, 14-6 ov erall.

Colton ends at 7-7, and 1 1-11 overall. RIVERSIDE POLY 6, SAN 60R-GONIO 4: Senior left fielder Ty Es-tey went 3-for-4, but it wasn't enough as visiting San Gorgonio failed in its last chance to win a Citrus Belt League game this season. Four of the Bears' runs were unearned. Freshman right-hander Tracy Ray went the distance, walking six, striking out two and allowing two runs on six hits. San Gorgonio closed out the season at 0-14 in the CBL, 2-20 overall.

Hall gains 4A finals swam a 49.8. Hall also took second in the 200 free with a time Villa Park's Greg Larson swam the fastest time in the 200 free with a 1:41.8. Camaril-lo's Jason Callahan is the third seed with a 1:42.9. Fontana's George Belcher finished 13th in the 50 free and did not qualify for tonight's finals. In diving, Ike's Michael Clements took 1 1th out of 26 in the CIF 4 A finals on Wednesday with a score of 278.50.

epithets for Klirlich. Klirlich, who said Knight's comparison of stress to rape in a recent national television interview was in bad taste, lias said he wants the coach to remain at Indiana. After the rally, a caravan of about 'M) cars proceeded about a mile to Khrlich's campus residence, here some 200 fans demonstrated a short while without incident. Knight's career has been pocked with controversial episodes, including the removal of his team from the floor during a game against the Soviets. Black or Brown In Stock No Waiting Devils beat Bruins, force to determine who goes to 7th game NHL finals of the regular season and the game-winner in Game 7 of the Patrick Division finals against Washington, prolonged the Devils' season for a third time when he snapped a 3-3 tie with 2:48 left in the second period.

MacLean scored his first goal of the series and sixth of the playoffs when he banked a slapshot off the goaltender's leg and into the net. L. IS AAA AA A 5 fj EE Ifl 15 5-15 THIS 7 16 6V1S 5-tfl 6 15 6 B'AU EXTRA HARROW EXTRA WIDE 1460 E. highland San Bernardino 886-1417 Senior shortstop LaToya (ilass went 2-for-3 and scored a run as Citrus Belt League champion Eisenhower closed out the regular season with a 4-1 victory over visiting Redlands. Senior right-hander Kim Ku-cherer (6-1) picked up the win as she struck out live, walked one and gave up an unearned run on live hits.

Redlands" run and three of Eisenhower's runs were scored on wild pilches or passed balls. The Terrier's finish the season at 4-10. and 6-15 overall. The Eagles (13-1. 19-4) advance to first round CIF action on Friday.

Pairings will be announced Monday. FONTANA 11, COLTON right fielder Tricia Mercado went with a triple, a double and two RBI to lead Fontana over Colton in CBL action. Senior right-hander Felicia Quiroz struck out three, walked Ike swimmer two berths in LONG BEACH Eisenhower High School senior Casey Hall swam (he second-best times in both the 100-yard butterfly and the 200 freestyle at Thursday's CIF 4 A preliminaries at the Belmont Plaza Pool in Long Beach. Hall, the Eagles' lone representative at the preliminaries, competes in the 4A finals tonight at 7, also at Belmont Plaza. Hall swam a 50.50 in the 100 butterfly, finishing second to Foothill's Ron Scott, who I KHIVWUHG II kmil fe -Jl goal late in the second period, leading the Devils to a 6-3 victory over the Bruins and forcing a seventh game in the Wales Conference final.

The deciding game will be played Saturday night at Boston Garden, where the Bruins have lost only once in eight playoff games this season an overtime loss to the Devils in Game 2. The winner will meet the defending champion Oilers in the Stanley Cup final, starting Wednesday night in Edmonton. MacLean, who scored the overtime goal that put the Devils into the playoffs on the final night I i if J3i liWlljMlMIll Friday, May 13 7:05 p.m. at Fiscalini Field 1007 East Highland Tickets s200 881-1836 LOT SALE DAY ONLY 'WffiSfi "M-1' Associated Press EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. When the New Jersey Devils have needed a big goal in the closing weeks of the regular season and in the playoffs, John Mac-Lean has been there for them.

Goaltender Rejean Lemelin has done much the same thing for the Boston Bruins in the playoffs, coming up with the big save at the key moment. On Thursday, MacLean came up big again. Lemelin did not. MacLean breathed life into New Jersey's season for a third time by scoring the tie-breaking Colton scores badminton win COLTON Senior Morten Jorgenson (an exchange student from Denmark) won both of his singles games and the girls combination of senior Mette Holm-gard and junior Renee Cisneros swept, their doubles competition as defending CIF 4A badminton champion Colton opened the 1988 playoffs with a 13-6 home victory over Troy of Anaheim. The fourth-seeded Yellow-jackets (14-2), champions of the Citrus Belt League, will face Garden Grove in the second round Tuesday with the site of the game to be determined today.

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