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ltrMMMiH' vrVV w' C6 The Sun FRIDAY. July 19, 1991 Open: Ballesteros takes lead 100-Legal Advertisement h003-Order to Show rame (Name cnange; J- CHERYL LVNM Mavs crush Spurs, now in first alone I YMmqmmm ottftsi KUBL urn. AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE CHANGE OP NAME (II77C.CP.) CASE NUMBER JMM4 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY 6F SAN BERNARD NO, Central District, 351 North Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino, CA 9241S-02J0 In RE The Change Of Name Of: CHERYL LYNN r.r- V.U'- By PETE MARSHALL Special to The Sun petitoner CHERYL LYNN KUfcL lutl "KU a petition with the Clerk of this Court for an Order changing Petitioner name from CHERYL LYNN RUEL toYL to i name and address of par- entsts) not loimng or tun-sentlng to such a change I or name a'otv" IT IS HEREBY ORDERED 66, 62 and 63 a total of 34 under par. But as far as Ballesteros is concerned, those numbers mean exactly zilch. "This is the Open and has nothing to do with any other tournament," he said flatly.

"This is a great golf course and there is still a long way to go. The one thing I would like to see is for the conditions continue very much like today tough." Most of the field was prepared for even tougher conditions, particularly alter a major rainstorm had been forecast to hit Thursday morning. Instead, the day was dry enough that players doffed their protective jackets, and a 16-year-old girl dolfed all her clothes before hugging Jose Maria Olazabal and streaking the first green. The afternoon round was more difficult than the morning; of the 17 players who broke 70, only four, including Ballesteros, did it with afternoon starting times. "We obviously lucked out with the weather," said Faldo, who turned 34 Thursday.

"You try to take advantage of that, and I'm happy I turned around a day that was hard work into something constructive." Some prominent players who didn't included U.S. Open champion Payne Stewart and Fred Couples, who shot 72s, and Olazabal and Greg Norman, who had 74s. Meanwhile, veterans Curtis Strange and Jack Nicklaus stayed in good position with even par 70s, while Lanny Wadkins and Ben Crenshaw had 71s. Continued fromC1 $on the 1976 championship at Birkdale and Ballesteros, then 19, an impressive second. "He could cut the ball v.

lien he wanted, he could draw it when he wanted and he was using the wind beauti Cully." After shooting one under par 33 on the front nine, Ballesteros birdied the 395 yard, par-4 10th tyile with a six-foot putt, gave it back with a bogey at the 475-yartl, par-4 13th, then birdied the 199-yard par-3 14th with a 3-iron ada20-l'ootputt. 12 He bogeyed the par-5 15th, vVhere he pulled his second shot irjto deep rough and was forced to make a four footer for a six. Ballesteros parred the 16th, and then, with the wind at his back, crushed a 375-yard drive on the par-5 17th. lie hit a 9-iron to six-feet and made the putt for an eagle. On the 472-yard par-4 18th, also playing downwind.

Ballesteros drove with a 4-iron and hit a 7-iron 45 feet short of the pin. As he was lining up what he intended to be a lag putt to the hole, his caddy, Billy Foster, said, "Make it. sometimes strange things happen." The ball, hit with perfect speed, dropped into the center of the cup as the grandstands surrounding the green exploded in approval. "I holed it. it was a strange tiling." said Ballesteros.

Ballesteros has made a habit of shooting very low first rounds In his live European tournaments prior to this week, of which he has won two and finished no worse than tenth, his opening rounds have been 63, 67, mar an persons irueica, In said matter appear before this Court on August 20, 1991 at 8:30 a.m. In Department 11 of the Superior Court located at 351 North Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino, CA 92415-0210and show cause, If any, why the Petition for change of name should not be granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order be published In the San Bernardino Sun In San Bernardino County, California, once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing of me petition. DATED: Jul 16 1991 DENNIS G. COLE Judge of the Superior CHERYL LYNN RUEL COYL 1533 Kelly St.

RedlanOs, CA 92373 714-792-1411 719.2,82,9 (t5) 2324 ANA RAMIREZ ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE CHANGE OF NAME (1277C.C.P.) CASE NUMBER 2M734 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, Central District, 35) North Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino, CA 92415-0210 In RE Ttie Change Of Name Of: ANTHONY RAY ADELANTO This was one of those infamous Cal League games where no lead was safe. Someone should have shouted before the game, "Women and children first!" It was that bad. But after almost blowing a 9-2 lead, the Mavericks held on for a 20-9 win over the Salinas Spurs before 2,861 at Maverick Stadium, moving the Mavs into first place in the Southern Division. The Mavs (18-12) have a half-game lead over Bakersfield (17-12), which didn't play Thursday. High Desert started scoring early and never stopped, using a 24-hit attack and scoring in every inning.

After Wednesday's 3-2 victory by the Mavericks, this one was more like one Mavericks fans are used to. The fans had barely settled into their seats before the Mavs took a 3-0 lead in the first inning. Steve Martin walked and Matt Witkowski singled before Matt Mieske hit his 15th home run of the season. In the second, High Desert doubled its advantage. Ray Holbert led off with a single and Martin scored him with his second home run of the season for a 5-0 lead, knocking out Spurs starter Dave Fitzgerald (0-4).

Witkowski reached on a bunt single and went to third on a single by Mieske. With one out, a ground out by Mark Gieseke scored Witkowski for a 6-0 lead. A two-run home run by Hideyuki Mifune in the third cut the lead to 6-2. Back-to-back doubles by Steve Bethea and John Abercrombie leading off the third gave the Mavs a 7-2 lead. With two outs, a double by Witkowski and a single to center by Mieske gave the Mavs a 9-2 lead.

But the Spurs didn't die, eventually cutting the lead to two at 10-8, but they couldn't get any closer as their pitching struggled to slow down the Mavericks' offense. Mavericks notes The Modesto A will hold a benefit auction and raffle at 6 0S prior to their July 20 game. Proceeds will go to the Mark Stancel Fund, named for the former Modesto pitcher who is suffering from brain cancer. The Oakland A are helping out with the event and are supplying some of the memorabilia for the auction. For more game information, call (209) 529-7368.

Donations made out to the Oakland A's should be sent to: Mark Stancel Fund, co Pamela Pitts. Oakland A s. Oakland Coliseum. Oakland. CA 94621 Royal Thomas (6-9.

4 65 ERA) will start for the Mavs today as they start an eight-game, seven-day road trip to Visalia and Bakersfield. The pitching rotation is scheduled as follows: Thomas. Brian McKeon (9-7. 5 06 ERA), Scott Sanders (6-4. 4 57), Tim Worrell (1-1.

7 08) and Rusty Silcoi (1-1. 6 62). Expect the Mavericks to use either Brian Wilkinson (2-1, 6 17) or Kelly Lilgren (4-7. 4 38) out of the bullpen to start one of the games during Sunday's doubleheader at Visalia. Petitoner ANA RAMIREZ APWIREPHOTO Spain's Seve Ballesteros, a three-time winner of the British Open, celebrates a birdie at the 18th hole.

He leads the first round with a 4-under-par 66 on the Royal Birkdale course. has tiled a petition wttn tne Clerk of this Court for an Order changing Applicant's (Minor) name from ANTHONY RAY FARIAS to ANTHONY RAY Name and address of par- ents(s) not loining or consenting to such a change of name Isare MIGUEL. QAMIRF7. Deceased IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Garcia not thin on pitching potential By MARC STEIN Sun Sports Writer mat an persons interested in said matter appear before this Court on August 19, 1991 at 8.30 a.m. In Department 5 of the Superior Court located at 351 North Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino.

Ca 92415-0210and show cause, if any, why the Petition for change of name should not be granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order be published in the Sun Newspaper in San Bernardino County, California, once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set tor hearing of the petition. DATED: Jul 9 1991 DUANE M. LLOYD Judge ol the Superior Court ANA RAMIREZ 25441 Foothill Dr. San Bernardino, CA 92404 PETITIONER IN PRO PER 712,19,26,82 (64) 2260 Catherine Livingston-Gregor Larsen captures scratch main event at Lake Penis The Sun in 100 'a innings.

The turnaround came at home. In the Dominican Winter League, with teammates such as Tony Pena and Luis Polonia, Garcia, an unknown, became an important member of his new team, Aguilas Cibaenas. Garcia, in the Aguilas bullpen at the start, was moved into the rotation by season's end. The numbers 4-1, with a 1.35 ERA in 64 innings earned him Rookie of the Year honors. And gave him a noticeable confidence boost.

It was not always easy in the United States, so far from his family. Having left the Dominican Republic at age 15, Garcia perhaps needed a successful winter to feel secure. "I was always a very shy guy," Garcia said. "I was scared of everything here. I had to learn the language, learn the culture.

It took me a lot of years to get used to the American way oflife. "It's very open here, very free, and really practical. Everything is automatic." Except pitching, as Garcia has learned. The paradoxical nature of the game has been illustrated to him throughout this frustrating season. While he is the Spirit's most consistent starter, he also is the streakiest.

He lost his first five decisions, won the next five and lost the next four. He snapped the latest streak Tuesday, with a victory over Modesto, another reminder that the Seattle Mariners seemed to have scouted Garcia well before deciding to turn the longtime shortstop into a pitcher. It was the first time Modesto had lost in July, after 16 consecutive triumphs. "My love of the game is hitting," Garcia said. "(But) I'm beginning to enjoy the game as pitcher.

Now that I'm doing this, I accept the fact that I am a pitcher." To improve, Garcia no doubt will have to add power and pounds. And if he gains consistency with his fastball which occasionally slips to the mid-80s his forkball will look that much better. "It's not like he's a 230-pound, 6-foot-7 pitcher," said Spirit pitching coach Chuck Kniffin. "The forkball is his best pitch, but 20 more pounds will keep him strong. "He's talked to me about it.

We're going to try to get him in a program after the season. (We're happy) that he's approached us. Most of the time, it's the other way around." But before Garcia pursues his bulk fast diet in the offseason, he will try to win his remaining seven or eight starts. He knows that those who finish strong impress the most. And to avoid another losing streak, Garcia has found a rabbit's foot, which he plans to wear before every game, whether or not he's pitching.

"This is to remind myself that I'm a very lucky guy," he said. SAN BKRXAR 1)1X0 As the strikeouts multiply, Marcos Garcia grows curious. He, too, them. Garcia tall, skinny, sneaky doesn't throw hard. The readings rarely please him.

He is no Senor Smoke. Senor Spoke, maybe. What's clear is that, at 6-4, the Spirit right-hander, despite the loss-than-imposing 190 he carries, deserves to he addressed formally. The evidence is in his trophy case. Already.

Garcia, who was a shortstop until 1988. has thrown a no-hitler, won a rookie of the year award, and was named to an all-star team. His next goal: Add a few pounds, in the double-digit always had problems gaining weight." Garcia said. "I 'thinkjfl pick up 20 hich is a lot my chances of being in the big leagues are going to rise." That possibility has increased significantly in 1991, with Garcia, an All-New England inlicldcr as a high school senior, producing 114 strikeouts in 1 17 innings. His record is a deceptive 6-9.

considering he was 0-5 through mid-May. Even then, he was throwing well. He had eight strikeouts in first start. 13 in his second and 14 on May 22, to earn his first victory. UHUfcK IU MWff KB CHANGE OF NAME (1277C.C.P.) CASE NUMBER 264412 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA.

COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, In RE The Change Of Name Of: Chad Dana Miller Petitioner Catherine Livingston Gregor has tiled a petition with the Clerk of thij Court for an Order changing applicant's (minor) name from Chad Dana Miller to Chad Dana Livingston Name and address of parents! s) not iotning or consenting to such a change of name isare Dennis James Miller, address unknown IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all persons interested in said matter appear before this Court on July 199lat 8 a.m.ln Department lof the Superior Court located at 351 North Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino. CA 92415-02l0and show cause. If any, why the Petition for change of name should not be granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order be published in the The Sunin San Bernardino County, California, once a week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing of the petition. DATED: June 25, 1991 Judge of the Superior Court Ben T.

Kayashlma Catherine Livingston-Greqor 411 South Mam Fontana 9213S (714) I2J-0M5 6 28,7 5,12.19 (61) 9190 Marcos Garcia Began career at shortstop Ry June 12, he was 5-5. Six days later, he pitched in the California League all-star game. "I've got a lot more experience, that's for sure," said Garcia, 21, in his third professional season. "I wish (my numbers) were better. You always want more.

You always want better." Until last winter, Garcia was a largely non-distinguished prospect. Other than the no-hitter he threw for Tempe of the Arizona (Rookie) League in 1989, his desires exceeded his accomplishments. When he returned to his native Dominican Republic last winter, he had little reason to be boastful. In 1990, with Single-A Peninsula (Va.) of the Carolina League, Garcia was 3-7 with a 4.31 ERA, and allowed 113 hits PERRIS Josh Larsen of Newport Beach captured the four-lap scratch main event Thursday night in speedway motorcycle racing at the Lake Perris Speedway. Bobby Schwartz of Costa Mesa finished second with Riverside's Steve Lucero coming in third and Scott Brant of Riverside fourth.

A crowd of 2,493 fans say Charlie Venegas of Newport Beach capture the eight-lap handicap main. Brant finished second with Larsen coming across in third and Doug Bowers of Pasadena fourth. Steve Lucero of Riverside was the fifth-place finisher with John Aden of Hesperia coming in sixth and Chris Manchester, also of Hesperia, crossing in eighth. Rick Webb of Golden Springs, won the five-lap second-division main with Jerry More-head of Fontana capturing the four-lap third-division main. (Civil) Rams sign three holdouts, including 'Flipper' Anderson NFL ROUNDUP INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOP For Dr.

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YOU ARE BEING SUED BY CROSS-COMPLAINANTS: (A Ud. I esta demartdanrtn) BASEBALL CLUB SPECIAL JULY CALENDAR inifi.jihiff37?t SAN BERNARDINO COUN- I aurtKIN fcNUfcNT OF SCHOOLS; SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTPirT 1 41 OXFORDS CHUKKAS SIX INCH EIGHT INCH PULL-ONS CLIMBERS You have 30 CALENDAR a "er mis summons Is served on you to tile a tvpwrltten response at this court. IKY INK The Los Angeles Rams reduced Iheir holdout list from 11 to eight Thursday when wide receiver Willie "Flipper" Anderson, fullback Robert DHpino and second-round pick Roman I'lwfer agreed to terms. Terms were not announced, but Anderson agreed to a three-year extension that will give him a four-year contract reportedly worth about $600,000 a season. The fourth-year veteran out of I'CLA is coming off consecutive seasons, but was scheduled to make only this season.

"I'm happy or I wouldn't be here," said Anderson, who said he was prepared to hold out as long as necessary rather than play for $220,000. never got too personal. The Rams were very fair." Thcsigning ofPhifer, an outside linebacker from L'CLA, leaves first-round pick Todd l.yght as the team's only unsigned draft choice. Lyght, a cornerback from Notre Dame, reportedly has asked for million for four yenrs, about $700,000 a year more than the Rams' initial ofTer. Raiders Wright suffers minor injury OXNARI) Starting right offensive tackle Steve Wright had a scare when he felt something pop in his right knee during practice at the Los Angeles Raiders' ainingcamp.

Wright left for a magnetic resonance inging (MRU test, which proved neg-t returned to camp. i A letter or phone call will not IN STOCK The Raiders sent starting quarterback Jay Schroeder back to Los Angeles to see an internist about the virus that has bothered him most of the week. Schroeder first complained on fever and cold spells earlier in the week and the Raiders finally held him out of practice on Wednesday and Thursday. Dickcrson reports to Colts ANDERSON, Ind. Eric Dickerson, who missed all of last year's training camp, was among 26 veterans reporting to the Indianapolis Colts' camp, meeting the team's deadline.

It was a dramatic switch from one year ago when Dickcrson reported to camp late, failed a physical, refused to take another one demanded by the club and eventually missed five regular-season games. NOTABLE: Bubba Paris, who reported to camp at 327 pounds, has been sidelined indefinitely by the San Francisco He was held out of practice Wednesday on the advice of doctors who became concerned over the results of some medical tests administered Tuesday. A special master recommended that all NFL player pensions be increased 33 percent as part of a lawsuit brought by player-trustees of the pension funds. From Sun News Services NO WAITING SPEEDWAY TICKET GIVEAWAY JULY 19TH VICTORVIIXE LAKE FERRIS FAIR GROUNDS Ovar S1.S00 In tfckata to glvan-away during th bad gam. MARK HARMON JULY 20TH Celebrity Baseball Game GATES OPEN AT 3PM AUTOGRAPHS 8E8SIONS BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAME ALSO PLATING: JOHN CAPPELLETTI; LOU BROCK, JR.

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