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r' 3 CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Spirit can't hold 4-1 lead, loses 6-5 to Ports the bottom of the list The Spirit will close out the series today by sending Carlos Perez (5-7, 3.65) to the mound, while Don Blair (1-0, 0.00) will start for Stockton. Game time is 4:05 p.m. Today is Diamond Dig Day at Fiscalini Field. All women in attendance will be allowed on the field after the game to search for a one-carat diamond item will be buried under the Infield dirt. All men in attendance will receive a combination to a safe in a local jeweler's shop. One of the combinations will unlock the safe, containing a $300 wrlstwatch. innings. Spirit catcher Michael Figga was elected from the game in the ninth Inning after striking out. Stockton Ports relief pitcher Chad Allen cut his knee during Friday night's brawl here, according to Ports director of media relations Dave Brady. Allen's status is day-today. The Spirit reported no Injuries Manny Martinez and Figga of the Spirit are Nos.1 and 2, respectively, In Cal League batting for the period of Aug. 1-12. Martinez is hitting .500 and Figga .474. Conversely, Ryan Freeburg (.163) and Sean Twllty (.170) are second and fourth from I DIAMOND GLOSS ACRYLIC PAINT REG. fl AV I 01 CLEAR TOP COAT SEAL COAT POLY- a a 0 ft URETHANE INCLUDES REDS METAL- UM Lsx HR JQ I fl ifFTa? Tl TTl LICS HAND MACHINE SANDING ZW i 7 YEAR GUARANTEE AGAINST FADING Em i.IJ..1!M,'I IaHSMNABDINO SO. SAN SSRNARDINO S40W.HIU.ST. ntV iktnnrutKnn IVM. 060-7333 W.HIVSMIPS loaJBHCHlAVS. wwT. 10037 CSNTHAL AVS. OR6-S02S PHICtS 00 NOt mClUDE S7.CT) EkVIRONMtHlM. CHAHCt. ASK STORE MAH4CER fOR DETAILS By James Curran Sun Sports Writer SAN BERNARDINO It took nearly the entire season for Brian Hancock to learn an adjustment. The San Bernardino Spirit probably wishes it could have sunk in one start later. Hancock, a pitcher for Stockton, settled down after the Spirit posted a 4-1 lead and limited San Bernardino to just one hit after the second inning as the Ports recorded a 6-5 California League victory in front of 2,120 fans at Fiscalini Field on Saturday night. Hancock (2-3) went eight innings, which according to Ports coach Mickey Kelleher is his longest of the season. Kelleher and Spirit manager Greg Mahlberg agree: the focus of the game changed when the left-handed Hancock busted the ball inside on a predominantly right-handed Spirit lineup. "I appreciate an effort from a pitcher like that, starting out tough and working back," Mahlberg said. "People forget that good pitching will stop good hitting any day. Moving it around, changing the speeds, deception. He had it all." San Bernardino stayed in contention with three home runs, although all were solo shots. Michael Figga cracked his 22nd homer in the sixth inning for the final Spirit hit. The Spirit is 22-28 in the second half of the Cal League season, while the Northern Division-leading Ports are 32-20. Hancock allowed seven hits while striking out seven and walking one. Scott Rose took the loss to fall to 8-9 for San Bernardino, alllowing six runs and six hits in six innings, fanning three and walking five. Manny Martinez took the first pitch from Hancock over the left-field fence to give the Spirit the lead. Tim Demerson (who scored two runs) also homered, his 10th, in the second. Stockton pulled to within 4-3 in the third when Leon Glenn socked a two-run home run. The Ports forged ahead with three more in the sixth, including Andy Fairman's 13th homer, a two-run shot. Mike Stefanski followed with a single and a stolen base. Tony Diggs singled to center and when he took a wide turn at first, Martinez tried to nail him with a throw back to first. Diggs took off for second and the relay throw from first baseman Ryan Freeburg sailed into left, allowing Stefanski to score. "When things happen against us early, we still feel we have the offense to get back in the game," said Stockton manager Lamar Johnson. Spirit notes San Bernardino is now 2-51 when it trails after seven Rancho Cucamonga routs Modesto, 12-5 The Sun RANCHO CUCAMONGA Center fielder Vince Moore went 3-for-4, scored two runs and had two RBI, leading the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes to a 12-5 victory over the Modesto A's in a California League game Saturday night. Left-hander Cam Cairncross (9-10) picked up the win, giving up five hits and three earned runs in seven innings for the Quakes. Rancho Cucamonga is 21-30 in the Southern Division. Right-fielder Enoch Simmons went 2-for-3, hit a double and had an RBI and a run for Modesto. Right-hander Don Wengert (5-2) took the loss, giving up 10 hits and eight runs in four innings. Modesto falls to 24-26 in the Northern Division. miB ui)jMMzl a. mm. rv -r 8o flIlC3MISDJIKI, BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR TIRES. 60,000 MILE C2 The Sun SUNDAY, August 15, 1993 Kaleidoscope Pirates players going batty about flighty pest at park A couple of Pittsburgh Pirates were spooked on Friday the 13th when a bat kept diving-bombing at them during a game with Florida Marlins. "I'm sure he was just as scared of me as I was of him," said pitcher Steve Cooke. "But I Wasn't going to take the chance. I got out of "his way. They're like snakes bats scare me 'pretty bad." 't After dive-bombing Cooke, the bat pes-' tered Orlando Merced and Al Martin in the outfield, and at the start of the next inning, turned its attention to coach Tommy Sandt. "I saw him coming for a couple innings," "Sandt said. "The fans tried to tell me it was a bird, and I said, 'it certainly is not. It's got "I fixed him, though. I had (the trainer) make a cross for me out of two tongue depressors and some tape. As soon as I showed him the cross, he took off and didn't come back. I didn't know if that would work, but I figured it was best to cover all the bases." CATCHES FLAK FROM THE KIDS: Raiders wide receiver James Lofton on watch- ing two boys David, 9, and Daniel, 6 grow up: "The boys have gotten too old now. They (, me why I drop passes." GETS MY VOTE FOR HONESTY: New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor on meeting New Jersey governor Jim Florio and being asked if he was interested in a ca- teer in politics: "No. The press, they've al-''' ready got too much dirt on me." THAT'S WHY ITS KIDS' GAME: Pitcher Eric Hillman of the New York Mets on how frustrating baseball can be: "Trying to figure out this game is like trying to program your VCR." LOVE TO BURY YA: Eagles coach Rich Kotite on trying to succeed "in Philadelphia: "Philly is a tough town. They booed Mike Schmidt. They booed the pope. They boo funerals." Sports in brief New U.S. citizen Plaatjes wins marathon at Stuttgart A five-year odyssey as a stateless man tended for Mark Plaatjes with a dream run through the streets of Stuttgart in the World Championship marathon. Plaatjes, a native South African who just "last month became a U.S. citizen at age 32, finished the race in 2 hours, 13 minutes, 57 seconds to become the first American man to a marathon at the World Championships or Olympics since Frank Shorter at the 1972 Munich Games. Plaatjes' victory overshadowed a 9.96 clocking by Andre Cason in a second-round 3heat of the 100 meters. The final is today, 'when Cason hopes to challenge Carl Lewis' world record of 9.86. Lewis and Olympic champion Linford Christie also won heats Saturday. And world record-holder Butch Reynolds had the fastest jjime, 45.34, in the 400-meter heats. ANOTHER UKRAINIAN BANNED: Lyudmila Dzhigalova became the third Ukrai- nian athlete this month to be banned for drug -use. Dzhigalova, a 400-meter runner who won a 'gold medal in the 4x400 relay at the 1992 Olympics, was suspended for four years after failing out-of-competition test in Kiev, Ukraine, on July 31, the International Amateur Athletic Federation said. Earlier this month, world 'champion Tatyana Dorovskikh was banned for four years for steroid use. MUSTAFS COUSIN INVESTIGATED: Police in Glendale, reportedly have taken blood and hair samples from LeVonnie Wooten, the cousin of Phoenix Suns reserve forward Jerrod Mustaf, as part of a murder in-( vestigation involving a pregnant Arizona Althea Hayes, who was three months pregnant, was found shot to death July 24 in her Glendale apartment. Hayes' family and friends have told investigators that Mustaf was the fa- ther of her unborn child and he allegedly offered her $5,000 to have an abortion. Mustaf denied making such an offer and has den-ied any involvement in Hayes' death. RUDOLPH: WOMEN STILL UNDERDOGS: Track and field legend Wilma Rudolph complained at the World Championships in Stuttgart that top women performers continue to less than men. Rudolph, winner of three gold medals at the 1960 Olympics in Rome, said, "I don't see women's sports at the top of Jthe totem pole yet. Top female stars are still underdogs." GONZALEZ RETAINS LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE: "Miguel Angel Gonzalez of Mexico retained his JWorld Boxing Council lightweight boxing title -Friday night with a unanimous decision Zagainst American challenger David Sample at "Guadalajara. Gonzalez is 30-0 with 24 knock-jouts. Sample is 19-2. BRIEFLY NOTED: An attorney representing "former California basketball coach Lou Cam-panelll said he may file an unlawful termination suit against the university because set-tlement negotiations have failed. Campanelli 'was fired in February, halfway through the his eighth season with the Golden Bears Mike -McCallum moved closer to a WBA Iight-heavy-Xweight title shot with a 10-round decision over American Glenn Thomas in London. The Bri--ton is 45-2-1 Bruce Murray, a full-time member of the U.S. National soccer team until last Jmonth, scored the go-ahead goal in his English League debut, leading Millwall to a season-opening 2-1 victory at Stoke Betsy Dougherty scored two goals in a 38-second span, helping the United States retain its lacrosse 'World Cup title with a 4-1 victory over England Sat Edinburgh, Scotland. From Sun News Services of the crowd The Sun publishes letters to the Sports editor on Saturdays. Send letters to The Sun, Roar ol the Crowd, 399 No. 0 Street, San Bernardino, 0. 92401, or fax to 909) 384-0327. Include your name, address and a day-lime telephone number. 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