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C2I The Sun THURSDAY, May 2, 1991 Mavericks lose to Stockton Tuesday The Sun Preps Nick Leyva ile took the loss, going 4V4 innings, allowing five hits, four earned runs, walking seven and striking out three. The loss dropped High Desert to 10-11 on the season, three games behind of first-place Bakersfield. Stockton improved to 10-11 with its fourth consec after 4 'a innings, but Stockton scored twice in the fifth to take the lead for good. It added another run in the sixth. Center fielder John Finn went 2-for-2 with two runs and an RBI for Stoctkon.

Remigio Diaz and Troy Haugen each went 2-for-4 with two runs scored. STOCKTON After eight games at home, the High Desert Mavericks went back on the road on Tuesday night, but lost to Stockton, 9-3, in front of 511 fans. The Ports scored four runs in the eighth inning to blow open the game. The Mavericks led 3-2 utive victory. It is 5' games behind San Jose in the Northern Di- The Mavericks' Daniel DeV- vision.

Big Bear routs Banning in softball, 10-4 The Sun PREP SOFTBALL KALEIDOSCOPE Card gives Rickey a new dimension You can't see Rickey run in the latest collectible being marketed in connection with a certain Oakland outfielder. But you can make him look happy. To commemorate Rickey Henderson breaking Lou Brock's career record by stealing his 939th career base, a Van Nuys company has produced 250,000 hologram cards showing the A's left fielder in all his 3- glory. The card shows Henderson holding a bat and his face changing from a serious look to a wide grin, and proclaims him the "All-Time Stolen Base Leader 939!" To make the card, Henderson had to stand on a turntable and freeze like a wax figure as hundreds of shots were taken on movie film. The company.

Field of Vision Productions said the card could sell for $10 to $20. "It's a tribute to him breaking that record," company president Hal DuBois said. "It took 200 frames of film to get that feeling of being a real smooth image. "When I look at this card, I get more of a sense of his personality more than a static two-dimensional shot. He's got a range of expression.

It's like having him right there." Ducking the issue New York outfielder Kevin McReynolds, on the fog at Shea Stadium that caused the Mets' game against San Diego to be called in the seventh inning Tuesday night: "When I go duck hunting I pray for a day like this. But not for playing baseball." In the thick of it Add, fog: How heavy was it? "Ever go swimming?" McReynolds said. "Ever close your eyes underwater? That's what it was like." ning. Madrid struck out three and walked none. She also went 2-for-3 with an RBI at the plate.

COLTON 6, ELSINORE 5: Sophomore catcher Michelle Gonzales went 3-for-3 with three RBI and junior left fielder Lorinda Ordaz went 2-for-3 with three RBI to lead the Yellowjackets past the visiting Tigers. It's Colton's first Mountain View League victory of the season. Sophomore pitcher Nicole Al-biso struck out six and walked two in the complete game victory. Colton improves to 1-10 in league and 3-17 overall. The Broncos fall to 5-5, 1 1-6.

EISENHOWER 4, FONTANA 2: Senior pitcher Denita Madrid carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning before settling for a three-hitter as the Eagles (7-5, 9-9) edged the Steelers (9-3, 11-6) in a Citrus Belt League contest at Frisbie Park in Rial to. Andi Dell and Lisa Dunbar each had an RBI in the final two at bats for Ike. The Steelers scored their only runs in the seventh in Senior right-hander Alina Baron fired a six-hitter to lead Big Bear to a 10-4 De Anza League victory over host Banning on Wednesday. Baron (12-2) struck out 13 and walked four. Junior left fielder Jamie Gravelle went 2-for-5 with a two-run home run for the Bears (9-1, 14-3).

Baron went 3-for-4 with a triple and junior designated Jea-nette Navarian went 3-for-4 with a single, double and a triple. Big Bear falls 3-2 to Banning The Sun BANNING Freshman shortstop Albert Garcia doubled home senior second baseman Ethan Lara from first base with two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning to lift Banning to a 3-2 De Anza League baseball victory over Big Bear. Bears junior right-hander Steve Chilcoat fired a three-hitter, striking out 10 and walked two to improve to 2-2. Big Bear's Chris Neale went 2-for-3 with an RBI for Big Bear (4-6. 9-7).

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He should be The bare essentials Could this be the real reason the White Sox signed Bo Jackson? A commercial airing in Chicago features Jackson in a Sox uniform, but with bare feet. Bo looks into the camera and says (you guessed it): "Shoeless Bo Jackson." MBfflfflBS Hubbs winners plan to return Two of the first three Ken Hubbs Award winners are expected to be on hand when the 1991 overall winner is announced on June 5. Hubbs committee president Keith Hubbs said former San Bernardino HS five-sport standout Ed Ahlmeyer and ex-Colton HS football star Tony Olivarria said they will be in attendance when the award is presented for the 19th time to the top senior male athlete in the greater San Bernardino area. Ahlmeyer, who attended UC Irvine on a track scholarship, won it in 1974 and Olivarria, who played football at USC, won it the following year. The award is named for Ken Hubbs, the former Colton High School star who went on to become the 1962 National League Rookie of the Year as a second baseman with the Chicago Cubs.

Two years later, Hubbs was killed in a plane crash. The award began in 1964 with four winners being named at Aquinas, San Bernardino, Pacific and Colton. However, after Cajon and San Gorgonio high schools were opened, the award eventually expanded to its current 13-school format and only one overall was winner was named beginning in 1973. Other schools which will nominate athletes for the Hubbs award are Big Bear, Bloomington, Ike, Fohi, Redlands, Rim of the World and Yucaipa. The awards banquet will return to Rialto's Church of Latter-Day Saints after behind held in Highland last year.

"We usually try to schedule it for the last week in May, but this is the only time we could get the building," said Keith Hubbs, younger brother of Ken. Keith Hubbs also said he will invite former Eisenhower HS three-sport standout Ronnie Lott of the Los Angeles Raiders. Lott won the award in 1977. "I think he's going to be in Southern California at that time," said Hubbs. Each athletic director at the 13 schools are expected to have their nominations turned into the committee by May 17.

Each A must nominate at least two athletes, but are allowed to nominate no more than four, Keith Hubbs said. Other past Hubbs Award winners include Pacific's Mark Collins (1982) and SBHS's Shelton Diggs (1973). Last year's winner was Cajon's Charles Johnson, who is attending the University of Colorado on a football scholarship. San Gorgonio principal Phil Haley has hired former baseball coach Larry Arnold, 55, as the school's next athletic director. Arnold replaces Bob Betty who is retiring at the end of the school year after 21 years on the job.

"I wanted this job very much," said Arnold, the Spartans' baseball coach from 1980-84. "I've been interested in staying involved in athletics and this is one way that I can. It's a pretty time-consuming job, but I really like it." Arnold, who has taught math and has served as attendance supervisor the last four years at San Gorgonio, is a 30-year veteran with the San Bernardino City Unified School District. He has also coached and taught at San Bernardino and Cajon high schools. Pro golfer Dave Stockton and New York Giants All-Pro defensive back Mark Collins will be the first two inductees of the Pacific High School Hall of Fame, athletic director Chuck Pettersen said.

Both are graduates of PHS. The Pirates are sponsoring its first Hall of Fame Golf Classic at Shandin Hills Golf Club on June 7. Deadline to enter the golf tournament is May 24. "This is the first time we've done anything like this here," said Pettersen. "It's not going to be just athletes either who are inducted.

It could be a former coach or a highly regarded educator or whatever." For more information about the golf tournament, call Pettersen during school hours at 384-0434. Most spring sports are winding down into league finals this week with individual tennis finals are scheduled for next week. The Citrus Belt League finals in track and field and swimming are scheduled for today at Riverside venues. The track and field finals will be held at UC Riverside and the swimming finals will be held at Bobby Bonds Park. The Sunkist League track and field finals are scheduled for Friday afternoon at San Bernardino Valley College.

The SAL swimming and tennis finals are set for Saturday morning at San Bernardino High School. SAL track finals postponed by wind By NICK LEYVA Sun Sports Writer A PPLE VALLEY Winds estimated at up to 50 mph forced postponement of Wednesday's San Andreas League track and field championships at Apple Valley High School. The meet was rescheduled for today at Apple Valley's Newton T. Bass stadium with field events starting at 2:30 p.m. and running events at 3.

"The weather reports indicate it might not be much better (today)," said Apple Valley athletic director Lloyd Bcvington, who called the meet at about 2:30 on Wednesday. "If we can't have it (today), we'll try it Friday, but that's the last possible day we can have it." Bevington said he took an informal vote of league coaches before calling Wednesday's meet. The vote was 4-2 in favor of postponing the meet 24 hours, he said. Bevington said the option of moving the league meet to another site this week will not be considered because it would be too difficult logistically. "I recruited about 36 volunteers from around here to help time and officiate the meet," he said.

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John MacLeod will resign as coach of the New York Knicks today and several sources reported he will be the next coach at Notre Dame. A source close to the NBA team told The Associated Press on Wednesday night that MacLeod "will be resigning as Knicks coach to pursue the job at Notre Dame," where Digger Phelps resigned two weeks ago. The source said MacLeod "is leaving on his own." Also Wednesday, an Indianapolis television station and the New York Post reported MacLeod would accept the Irish job by week's end. College three-point line unchanged KANSAS CITY, Mo. College basketball's three-point line will remain at 19 feet, 9 inches next season, the NCAA basketball rules committee announced.

However, the committee approved experimentation with the international line nine inches farther back. Also approved for experimentation in conferences next season: an NBA-size lane, extending two feet farther out on each side. Rothstein resigns as Heat coach MIAMI Ron Rothstein, embattled coach of the Miami Heat, resigned Wednesday. Reports of Rothstein's imminent departure began before the end of the season. The Heat has won 15, 18 and 24 games in its three seasons, all under Rothstein.

His overall record was 57-189 Verdict against helmet-maker upheld SALEM, Ore. An $11.1 million damage award against Bike Athletic designer and manufacturer of a football helmet worn by a high school student left permanently disabled from a head blow in a 1985 practice, was upheld by the Oregon Court of Appeals. L.A., Pasadena apply for Cup final NEW YORK A record 27 communities and 31 stadiums bid to host games during the 1994 World Cup, and eight applied for the final match Los Angeles (Coliseum), Pasadena (Rose Bowl), Dallas, Kansas City, Miami, Tampa, New York and East Rutherford, N.J. Mullins in critical condition OXFORD, Miss. Chucky Mullins, whose fight to overcome a paralyzing football injury in 1989 made him a symbol of school spirit at the University of Mississippi, was in critical condition after collapsing from a blod clot.

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