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RECREATION SPORTS Kellogg strong again as Mavs drop Spirit Soccer Softball I HESPERIA RECREATION PARK: Team entries are now being accepted tor co-ed leagues that will begin playing on July 26. The entry fee for the league, which will play its games SAN BERNARDINO PARKS REC: The Oilers crushed Realtor Express, 25-12, in the Tuesday I League. The 3Vi- Oilers have a 1 Vi-game lead on three teams: the Native Sons, the Chiefs and Rockers The 5150 downed Barristers, 12-7, to move to 4-0 in the Tuesday II League. The 3-1 Destroyers are in second place Dependable Bookkeeping outsluggod Shakoy's Second Wind. 11-8.

to improve to 4-0 in at Hesperia High School, is $295 per team. Entries can be turned in at Lime Street Park Community Center at 16292 Lime St in Hesperia For more Information, call (619) 244-1007. the Wednesday League. 1 First American Title 1 took a one-game lead in 1 the Thursday League, 1 (umping to 4-0 with a 14-7 I throttlinaof RedEve Baseball Express The Force and Rafael Chavis Geoff Kellogg INLAND EMPIRE ADULT: The Tigers ripped the Highland Reds, 6- 1, inthe 18-30 AA Division. Inother games, the Rounders and the Blue Sox battled to a 9-9 tie, the Angels blasted the Cubs, the Yankees hammered the Beaumont Browns, 19-5, the Redlands Reds outslugged the Expos, 9-7, the White Sox mashed the Orioles, 16-3.

and the Natives and Blue Jays C2I The Sun TUESDAY, June 30, 1992 Kaleidoscope Sajak takes a spin in announcer's booth Pat Sajak has hosted his own talk show and is seen every night on "Wheel of Fortune." Then on Monday night, he did something that really excited his in-laws he took a spin as the Baltimore Orioles' public address announcer. And no, Vanna White did not turn the numbers on the scoreboard. "I'm seen by 40 million people every night, but my in-laws have never been more impressed with me than they are tonight," Sajak said. "I just thought it would be a fun way to kill an evening and get free tickets." OL'WHArS-HIS-NAME: Add, Sajak: He was provided cue cards for lengthy announcements, and read them without a hitch. He had been worried about reading the lineups, however.

Said Sajak: "The only reason I agreed to do it tonight is because the Brewers traded Dale Sveum," mispronouncing the name several times. IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN SOONER: Michael Jordan was asked the turning point in the 136-57 Team USA rout of Cuba. Said Jordan: "When they threw the ball up." MAILMAN WITHOUT PITY: Karl "The Mailman" Malone on the 79-point pounding of Cuba: "We're in a situation where we can't feel sorry. If the shoe was on the other foot, they wouldn't feel sorry for the United States. No one feels sorry for the United States.

Now I represent my country, and I sure as hell don't feel sorry for them." THEY GOT BURNED: Cuban coach Miguel Calderon. reflecting on the trashing at the hands of Team USA. "As we say in Cuba, you cannot cover the sun with your finger." Sports in brief TV news show claims Berlin planned to bribe IOC Berlin's beleaguered effort to be the host for the 2000 Summer Olympics was reeling Monday after a television news show exposed what it said were plans to bribe international Olympic officials. High Desert supports pitcher's solid outing in 7-1 victory over San Bernardino. By Doug Padilla Sun Sports Writer ADELANTO It wasn't an outing that Mavericks starter Geoff Kellogg was desperate for.

He has had quality starts before. The search that Kellogg has now begun deals with consistency the type he showed in the Mavericks' 7-1 victory Monday over the Spirit before 2,673 at Maverick Stadium. Kellogg pitched seven innings, giving up six hits without a walk, while improving his record to 4-5. "I think that the way I felt tonight and the way I approached this game will help me the rest of the year," Kellogg said. "If I can get in front of the hitters, I'll be in control." It was that control that impressed Mavericks manager Bryan Little.

"I'll tell you what, Kellogg has been throwing the ball well for us," Little said. "He's been giving us some qua' cy The two teams have now pl'ed their fourth consecutive game with tnree more remaining at High Desert. The Mavericks have won three straight after losing the first game to the Spirit at Fiscalini Field. The last two Mavericks victories have been nearly a mirror image of each other with both teams locked in a pitchers' duel before the Mavericks put the game away late. On Monday, the Mavericks scored two runs in the seventh inning and three more in eighth to assure Kellogg of the victory.

"They have all been good ball games," Little said. "We've just scored a lot of runs late to win the last few games." Mavericks reliever Rafael Chaves was called on in the eighth inning after Kellogg gave up a leadolT walk to Manny Cervantes. Chaves then closed out the victory to earn his 1 1th save, tying him for the league lead with Modesto's Craig Sudbury. The Spirit took a 1-0 lead off Kellogg in the first inning on an RBI single by Doyle Balthazar, which scored Tommy Adams, who doubled with two outs. split a doubleheader.

The Jays took the -first, 13-8. and fell in the nightcap, 12-5. The Twins downed the Grey Sox, 6-3. in an 18-30 A Division game. In other action, the Rangers knocked off High Times, 1 1-7, the Giants crumpled the Black Sox, 15-8, the Rockies picked up a forfeit win over the Empire A's, the Riverside Dodgers clobbered the Blake St.

A's. 12-4, the Brewers dropped the Highland Sox. 8-6. and the Brewers rolled over the Uriels. 14-0 The White Sox shredded the Mariners.

12-6. in the 30-40 Division. Also, the Tigers shut out the Dodgers, 13-0. the Indians pummeled the Rockies. 18-10.

the A humiliated the Cherps. 17-3. the Yankees socked the Braves. 1 1 -1 and the Red Sox nipped the Pirates, 10-9. In the second inning the Mavericks tied the game when Lee Henderson hit into a groundout to score Shawn Whalen.

In the third inning, Whalen would give the Mavericks another run when he singled in Billy Hall, who reached first on a bunt single and advanced to second on a ground out by Ray McDavid. "We've been getting some big hits from Sean Whalen," Little said. In the seventh inning, the Mavericks gave Kellogg a couple of insurance runs. Henderson doubled to right-center to open the inning. Darius Gash walked.

The runners advanced with Hall grounded out. Pablo Martinez, who was celebrating his 23rd birthday, walked but ball four bounced away from catcher Tony Kounas, allowing Henderson to score and Gash to take third. McDavid followed with a fly to center to score Gash for a 4-1 lead. In the eighth the Mavericks added three more, the first coming on a triple by Whalen to score McDavid, who walked. Whalen scored on another wild pitch.

Steve Gill then closed out the scoring when he stole third and came home when Kounas' throw went into left field. Spirit-Mavericks notes Mavs second baseman Billy Hall went 2-for-5 to keep his average at .404 after 260 at- bats The Spirit's Kevin King (4-8) will face Luis Galindez (5-4) tonight at Mavericks Stadium at 7:05 p.m. Basketball AQUINAS SUMMER LEAGUE: Muscle Mike and Empire Electric are tied atop the league, both with 3-0 records Muscle Mike's rebounded from a 22-point deficit to pull out a 66-65 overtime victory over Kennedy's Barber Thunderstruck both imoroved to 3-0 in the Sunday I League. The Force mauled Roger's Mailing. 22-10, while Thunderstruck blasted SBPD Grey, 15-5.

Four teams are tied for first place in the Sunday II League with 2-1 records: Pulsate, Los Borachos. the Steelers and TCB McMahon's nipped the Hot Shots, 11-10, in a Sunday III League game. McMahon's (3-0) holds a one-game lead Silverbullets and Sudden Impact, Slow Easy and We re Back are still tied in the Sunday Co-ed I League, both with 3-0 records. Slow Easy clobbered Hits Misses, 24-8, and We're Back edged Red Fox, 13-12 The first-place Originals moved to 3-0 in the Sunday Co-ed II League by ripping the Diehards, 20-5. Express and First American Title both kept a grip on first place in the Sunday Co-ed III League.

Express shredded the Show-Offs, 18-1, and First American Title mashed the Ball Huggers, 10-4. Patton State Hospital blitzed the Salvation Army, 15-3. to jump to 3-0 in the Sunday Co-ed IV League. Patton State Hospital is 3-0 Running Late (4-0) and Short Circuit (3-0) are tied for first place in the Wednesday Women's League. Running Late downed the Hustlers, 8-4, and Short Circuit knocked off Dark Lovely, 11-5.

REDLANDS RECREATION: Holcomb's Heroes roared through the competition without a loss to win the men's open tournament at Orangewood High School on June 20. Tom Holcomb, who ripped a double and a home run in an 1 1-9 victory over Sport Touch in the title game, was named the Most Valuable Player Joe Guzman cracked three homers as Roque Construction destroyed Fat Chance, 17-3. tn the Sunday Co-ed National League. Roque Construction is 3-0. leading by one game over First Strike.

Shakey's and Twentysomething Uncle Howie's I leads the Sunday Co-ed American League, hammering Uncle Howie's II, 32- 18 Brotherhood and Maxwell Street Pizza both moved to 3-0 for a piece of first place in the Monday A League. Brotherhood eked out an 1 1-10 victory over the Hardin Dawgs and Maxwell Street Pizza knocked off Muscle Mike's, 15-13. Underdogs and Bethany Reform are both 2-1 in the Monday League Underdogs outslugged the Nads, 18-16. while Bethany Reform romped over Colton Fire, 21-11 Hlt- N-Run racked Young Minds. 17-16, and Redlands Express pounded Russ Huston, 13-3, in Tuesday League action.

Both of the victors improved to Drugs improved to 2-0 in the Tuesday League when it crunched SMB. 23-1 1 Aval on Shutters and Affordable Air are tied atop the Wednesday League. Avalon Shutters whipped First Lutheran, 22-15. and Affordable Air sank First Strike, 19-7 Four teams upped their records to 2-1 in the Wednesday League for a share of first place: La-Z-Boy. Misconduct.

Trinity Church and BBC. The Diamond Dogs jumped into first place in the Friday League, improving to 2-0 when it slaughtered the Scrappers. 27-0 RBCNo. Friday League game. VICTORVILLE PARKS REC: The entry deadline for the 7th annual Summer Co-ed Slowpitch Tournament is Wednesday.

The entry fee for the tourney, which will run July 1 1-12, is $100 per team For more information, call (619) 245-5551. EAST BASELINE TOURNEY: Entries are now being accepted for a coed tournament to be played on July 25-26 at East Baseline Little League at the corner of 6th Street and Central Avenue in Highland. The entry fee per team. The deadline for entry is July 18. Only or level teams allowed For more information, call Richard Phillips at (714) 885-8839.

IAAF upset Reynolds on U.S. roster The ARD news program "Monitor" said it had obtained documents saying that the Berlin Olympic Society's marketing arm had made an assessment of which members of the International Olympic Committee could be bribed. The news program also said the documents also told that a private investigator was hired to put together intimate profiles oflOC members, including their drinking, drug and sex habits. The Berlin Olympic Society, the agency Olympic trials Beauty Supply. Empire Electric sank Arrowhead Capital, 39-27.

REDLANDS RECREATION DIVISION: Beall Insurance captured the Wednesday League championship, improving to 10-0 as Ray Sierka scored 36 points in a 54-47 triumph over Beaver Medical. Tom Calhhan scored 20 points and Bryce Johnston added 18to lead the Rude Dogs to a 54-49 victory over the Has Beens a Sunday League. Bryan Morns' 23 points led the Terminators took its seventh consecutive victory in the Friday League, a 47-37 triumph over TRW. The Terminators are 7-1. VICTORVILLE PARKS REC: The entry deadlines for two leagues is Wednesday Theentryfeefora3-on-3 league is S50 per team or $15 per person.

The other league, where teams will be formed by a blind draw of players, is $15 per person The entry deadline for another lastbreak league is Friday, with the entry fee at $200 per team or $20 per person The entry deadline for a women's 3-on-3 league is July 8 The entry fee is S45 per team or S10 per person For more information, call (619) 245-5551. Volleyball VICTORVILLE PARKS REC: ii The entry deadline for two leagues and a tournament is Wednesday. For men and co-ed leagues, the entry fee is $125 per team or $15 per person. For a LONDON Butch Reynolds is still suspended as far as track's international governing body is concerned, and the sprinter's inclusion on the United States track roster for the Olympics doesn't change that. Istvan Gyulai, secretary general of the International Amateur Athletic Federation, reiterated Monday that Reynolds is ineligible to compete in the Barcelona Games and criticized the fact he was included on the team.

"By the rules of the international federation, he is not eligible to compete," Gyulai said. "According to the Olympic charter, the eligibility rules of the Olympic Games are determined by the international sport federation." Gyulai said track and field's world governing body was "not very happy he was put into the team" as an alternate for the relay. Reynolds was fifth in the U.S. 400-meter trials Friday night in New Orleans to qualify as an alternate for the 1,600 relay, but Gyulai said The Athletics Congress, track's U.S. governing body, should have picked someone else.

BASKETBALL: PORTLAND. Ore. Mario Butler had 21 points and Stuart Gray added 13 points and 13 rebounds to lead Panama to an 86-67 victory over Cuba on Monday in the qualifying round of the Tournament of the Americas. Cuba (1-2) was playing the day after losing to the United States by 79 points in the debut of the Dream Team. Panama (1-1) plays the United States tonight.

Puerto Rico (2-1) used its superior size to dominate inside and create fast breaks in a 104-88 victory over Uruguay (0-2). In the final game of the night, Oscar Schmidt scored 43 points as Brazil qualified for the Olympics with a 90-87 victory over Mexico. Brazil (3-0) clinched first place in its five-team pool and a bye into the semifi nals. The top four teams in the entire competition advance to Barcelona. Marcel Souza, who along with Schmidt led Brazil to the upset of the United States in the 1987 Pan Am Games, hit a three-pointer with 32 seconds to play to give Brazil an 88-87 lead.

Arturo Montes of Mexico missed a three-pointer with 10 seconds left and Schmidt was fouled grabbing the rebound. He made two free throws with five seconds left and a final three-pointer by Arturo Sanchez at the buzzer bounced off the rim. TRACK AND FIELD: British track officials broke their own rules Monday to give decathlete Daley Thompson a last chance to qualify for his fifth Olympics. Track officials said before Sunday's AAA championships that no athlete would be given extra time to qualify for the Barcelona Games. However, Thompson became the exception and was given until July 10 to reach the qualifying standard of 7,850 points.

"I can understand that it might be seen as controversial, but we've made a special exception for a special man Daley Thompson," said Tony Ward, a spokesman for the team selectors. "We think we owe it to him." Meanwhile, Carl Lewis, perhaps America's best Olympic athlete, qualified in the long jump and the 400-meter relay team, but Lewis pulled out of the relay event on Monday. Connie Price-Smith, winner of the women's shot put and discus at the U.S. trials, will compete in only the discus. Price-Smith decided Monday to forgo the shot put and concentrate on the discus at the Games.

Replacing her on the shot put team will be Pam Dukes, the fourth-place finisher at the trials. From Sun News Services authorized by the city to seek the Olympics, denied all the accusations on Monday. "There is no attempt by us to bribe," said Heiner Gicrsberg, a society spokesman. FEHR TESTIFIES IN NFL CASE: Professional baseball has not been harmed by free agency, the executive directorofthe Major League Players Association testified Monday in the antitrust lawsuit brought against the NFL by its players. Donald Fehr, called as a witness by the NFL Players Association, said baseball's revenues and profits have steadily increased after free agency was established in The NFL is arguing that free agency would economically handicap some football teams and upset the competitive balance in the league.

HOWE HEARING RESUMES: Steve I Iowe's grievance hearing resumed Monday as the pitcher attempted to overturn his lifetime ban from baseball. Commissioner Fay Vincent was the first witness Monday, followed by Dr. Robert Mil-lman. baseball's drug advisor, and one of the people on baseball's drug-testing program. Howe then began testifying before the hearing recessed for the day after 8 V2 hours.

BRIEFLY NOTED: Carl Lundquist of Stockton shot a 1-under-par 7 1 and held a one-stroke lead after the first round of the California State Amateur at Pebble Beach. Deborah Ayres has been signed to a three-year contract as head women's basketball coach at Cal Stale Fullerton Roger Craig of San Francisco and Joe Torre of St. Louis have been added to the National League All-Star team's coaching staff. Added to the AL staff were Hal McRae of Kansas City and Buck Showalter of New York. From Sun News Services men's tourney, which will be held July 11-12, For more information, call (619) 245-5551.

Track HESPERIA PARKS AND REC: Golf The Hesperia Days 5K run will be on July 18 at 8 30 a Registration for the event will be at theK-MartSizzler parking lot on the corner of Main ACS CHARITY TOURNAMENT: Kevin Barrett and Tim Phelps of Redlands. Kent Barrett of Mentone and Frank Ginnie of Laguna all finished at 1 1-under-par to tie for the victory in the annual American Cancer Society event held at San Dimas Country Club. Street and Avenue in Hesperia on the day of the event. The check-in time is 7-8 a m. and the entry fee is S7.

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