CALENDAR
Today
ILH Boys: 3:30 p.m., Kalihi Bowl.
Bowling
Tomorrow
Hawaii Winter League: West Oahu vs. Hilo, 6 p.m., Wong Stadium; Maui vs. Honolulu, 6:55 p.m., Rainbow Stadium.
ILH Girls: 3:30 p.m., Kalihi Bowl.
OIA Individual Championships: First round, 1 p.m., Schofield Barracks Lanes.
The best all-time, all-name team by positions LIST
NFL
DT - Jerry Rush (Lions).
DE - Tom Wham (Cardinals).
RB - Ronnie Bull (Bears, Eagles).
OE - John Jett (Lions).
NT - David Stalls (Cowboys, Raiders).
DB - Ben Bangs (Buccaneers).
OT - Frank Blocker (Hammond Pros).
QB - Willie Thrower (Bears).
Source: World Features Syndicate.
Records through Oct. 27 VOLLEYBALL
WAC women
Conference Year Team W L Pct. GB W-L Hawaii 9 0 1.000 -- 22-0 San Diego St 7 2 .778 2 14-8 Colorado St. 6 3 .667 3 16-6 Fresno St 5 3 .625 3-1/2 17-5 Wyoming 4 4 .500 4-1/2 10-12 UNLV 2 6 .250 6-1/2 4-14 San Jose St 2 7 .222 7 6-14 Air Force 0 8 .000 8-1/2 2-15
Conference Year Team W L Pct. GB W-L BYU 7 1 .875 -- 12-6 New Mexico 7 1 .870 -- 11-8 UTEP 6 3 .667 1-1/2 15-6 Utah 5 3 .625 2 14-8 Rice 5 4 .556 2-1/2 10-14 TCU 1 7 .125 6 4-21 Tulsa 1 8 .111 6-1/2 7-16 SMU 1 8 .111 6-1/2 4-19BYU def. New Mexico, 15-7, 15-7, 15-5
San Diego State def. San Jose State, 12-15, 15-7, 15-6, 15-7
Wyoming def. UNLV, 15-11, 15-12, 12-15, 15-9
BYU def. UTEP, 15-12, 15-4, 15-7
New Mexico def. Utah, 15-10, 13-15, 15-2, 15-3
San Diego State def. Fresno State, 15-13, 15-10, 15-7
Rice def. TCU, 15-6, 15-12, 15-5
SMU def. Tulsa, 15-4, 12-15, 15-12, 15-11
Wyoming def. Air Force, 15-9, 15-6, 15-4
Colorado State def. UNLV, 15-5, 15-12, 15-7
Washington State def. Stanford, 3-1
Texas Tech def. Nebraska, 3-2
Florida def. LSU, 3-1
Texas A&M def. Kansas, 3-0
Arizona def. Oregon State, 3-0
Michigan State def. Wisconsin, 3-0
Penn State def. Illinois, 3-0
Washington def. Cal, 3-2
Ohio State def. Iowa, 3-0
PWC women
Conference Year Team W L Pct. GB W-L Chaminade 8 1 .889 -- 17-8 Seattle Pac 8 2 .800 -1/2 13-8 M.S.-Billings 4 3 .571 3 12-16 Anchorage 5 5 .500 3-1/2 13-12 Fairbanks 5 5 .500 3-1/2 12-12 UH-Hilo 1 8 .111 7 5-17 W. New Mex 0 7 .000 7 0-28Yesterday's result
Hawaii-Hilo def. Alaska-Fairbanks, 15-17, 15-11, 15-5, 18-16
Statistical leaders
Kills-UHH: Aitofi Tautua'a 24, Lindsay Jones 14, April Jacobson 12. UAF: Colleen Smith 15. Blocks-UHH: Heather Campbell 9. UAF: Bobbi Benson 4. Digs-UHH: Jones 18, Katy Gibson 17. UAF: Tiffani Pulver 23. Assists-UHH: Heather Wride 51. UAF: Kamilah Webb 39. Aces-UHH: Campbell, Jacobson, Jones, Wride 2.
Saturday's results ILH
Punahou Gold def. Iolani Black, 15-2, 6-15, 15-9
Punahou Blue def. Kamehameha White, 15-7, 13-11
Maryknoll def. St. Andrew's Priory, 15-10, 15-5
Kamehameha Blue def. Punahou Gold, 15-4, 15-13
Kamehameha White def. University High, 9-12, 13-11, 15-4
Iolani Red def. Mid-Pacific, 15-17, 14-12, 15-8
Lutheran/AOP def. Iolani Red, 15-3, 13-10
Kamehameha White def. Mid-Pacific, 11-15, 15-5, 16-14
Saturday's results, First round OIA playoffs
Radford def. Kailua, 17-15, 15-7
Moanalua def. Farrington, 15-8, 12-14, 15-12
Leilehua def. Kalaheo, 15-12, 14-7
Roosevelt def. Nanakuli, 15-9, 15-12
Kahuku def. Mililani, 15-7, 11-15, 15-3
Leilehua def. Kaiser, 16-14, 4-15, 17-15
Moanalua def. Kaimuki, 11-9, 15-12
Farrington def. Waipahu, 15-6, 15-7
Aiea Tournament
Kaiser def. Pearl City, 15-12, 15-4
Farrington def. Mililani, 15-8, 15-11
Roosevelt def. Nanakuli, 15-13, 15-11
McKinley def. Waialua, 15-6, 15-6
Varsity girls: 1. McKinley, 9-0. 2. Roosevelt, 7-2. 3. (tie) Farrington, Kahuku, Kaiser, 6-3. 6. Kaimuki, 4-5. 7. (tie) Kailua, Kalani, 3-6. 9. Castle, 1-8. 10. Kalaheo, 0-9.
Varsity boys: 1. McKinley, 7-0. 2. Kahuku, 6-1. 3. (tie) Roosevelt, Kailua, 4-3. 5. Farrington, 3-4. 6. Kalaheo, 2-5. 7. Castle, 1-6.
Junior varsity girls: 1. Kaimuki, 8-1. 2. (tie) Kahuku, McKinley, 7-2. 4. (tie) Kaiser, Farrington, 6-3. 6. Roosevelt, 2-7. 7. Kailua, Kalaheo, Castle, 7-2. 10. Kalani, 0-9.
Varsity girls: 1. Waianae, 10-0. 2. Pearl City, 9-1. 3. Moanalua, 7-3. 4. (tie) Leilehua, Mililani. 6. Waipahu, Aiea, Nanakuli, 4-6. 9. Radford, 3-7. 10. Campbell, 2-8, 11. Waialua, 0-10.
Varsity boys: 1. Waianae, 9-0. 2. Pearl City, 8-1. 3. Leilehua, 6-3. 4. (tie) Moanalua, Radford, Nanakuli, 5-4. 7. Mililani, 4-5. 8. Waipahu, 2-7. 9. Campbell, 1-8.
Junior varsity girls: 1. Waianae, 9-0. 2. Leilehua, 8-1. 3. (tie) Nanakuli, Mililani, Pearl City, 6-3. 6. Waialua, 4-5. 7. (tie) Campbell, Aiea, Moanalua, 2-7. 10. Waipahu, 0-9.
At Downtown Honolulu, Weekend results RUNNING
Honolulu City Lights
1. Bob Slate, 62.90 miles. 2. Stephen Ley, 52.28. 3. Ken Asato, 37.88. 4. (tie) Jeff Huff, Richard China, Alvin Chan, Brian Moore and Alison Dias, 31.82.
1. Slate, 11 hours, 48 minutes, 19 seconds.
Female
Sandra Burgess, 8:22.59.
Male
1. Ron Huddleston, 7:33:38. 2. Eric Nevins, 7:43:17. 3. S. Ley, 9:49:14.
Female
1. Dias, 5:07:01. 2. Tomoko Takamoto, 5:27:34. 3. Patricia Carroll, 5:33:54. 4. Lee Cotham, 5:50:28. 5. Tais Robles, 6:10:10.
Male
1. Huff, 4:21:54. 2. Robert Carlile, 4:28:57. 3. Joe Perrino, 4:35:48. 4. China, 4:51:05. 5. Eric Schatz, 4:53:07.
6. Evan Hughes, 5:08:40. 7. Michael Cope, 5:46:46. 8. Moore, 5:58:01. 9. Brian Bailey, 6:21:26. 10. John Cotham, 6:28:28. 11. Keith Selson, 6:47:09.
12. Warren Williams, 6:50:00. 13. Donald Au, 6:53:48. 14. Terry Wilson, 6:55:28. 15. Joseph Weaver, 7:10:41.
16. Ryan Namaka, 7:29:20. 17. Ken Asato, 7:44:40. 18. Brandon Walker, 7:54:12. 19. Alving Chan, 8:03:40. 20. John Grivetti, 8:18:31. 21. David Bell, 8:19:50. 22. Kent Bien, 9:14:54.
Saturday's results SOFT TENNIS
OIA
Aiea 3, Pearl City 0
Waianae 3, Campbell 0
Roosevelt 3, Kalaheo 0
Aiea 3, Pearl City 0
Campbell 3, Waianae 0
Roosevelt 2, Kalaheo 1
FOOTBALL
OIA playoffs
Saturday's results
Farrington 25, Radford 8
Kahuku 21, Aiea 8
At Salt Lake District Park, Yesterday's results FLAG FOOTBALL
Outrigger Hotels League
Hawaii Eagles 8, Sen. Nakasato 0
Leeward Lions 14, Panthers 12
Waianae Falcons 12, Mixed Plate Bears 7
At Waialae Iki Field, Yesterday's results SOCCER
Ranger League
Latin Junior 5, FC KGHC 4
Eagles 3, Soccer Locker/Cutters 3
Leading scorers-Three goals: Jesus Rivera (LJ). Two goals: Makoto Yamamura (KGHC).
Latin Hawaii 4, Makule Red 4
Vaiete OT 2, Huns of Hawaii 1
Ohana 5, Keiki Gold 0
Aiea 3, Soccer Locker 1
Hoaloha 4, Hornets 0
Wahiawa 2, Strikers 1
Pearl City 3, Kailua OTHG 1
Leading scorers-Three goals: Salvador Cabrera (O). Two goals: Lokahi Herrod (A), Dennis Etua (Hoa), John Rosa (PC).
GOLF
Local ace
Honolulu, 170-yard third hole, 4-iron, Navy-Marine, Oct. 27.
At Sandy Beach, Final results SURFING
Hawaii Amateur
Menehune 1A-1. Ian McDonald. 2. Travis Beckman.
Menehune 2A-1. Kekoa Bacalso. 2. Dustin Cuizon. 3. Kalea Fukumitsu.
Boys 1A-1. D. Cuizon. 2. Raymond Reichle. 3. Ricky Clark.
Boys 2A-1. Joel Centeio. 2. Ezra Sitt. 3. Scott Saito.
Junior men 1A-1. Marc Rocheleau. 2. Dustin Geiger. 3. Melanie Bartels.
Junior men 2A-1. Tory Barron. 2. Aaron Naluai. 3. Fred Pattachia, Jr.
Men 1A-1. Joseph Diaz. 2. Barak Anderson. 3. Sean Brislin.
Men 2A-1. Lance Gentry. 2. Scott Shimoda. 3. Matt Higgenmotham.
Super heat-1. Robin Johnston. 2. S. Shimoda. 3. L. Gentry.
Open men-1. R. Johnston. 2. Dale Sabate. 3. Hayato Maki.
Masters-1. Masayuki Yamada. 2. D. Sabate. 3. Akira McGuire.
Senior men-1. Stan Ishikawa. 2. Dean Nishimoto. 3. Gregory Quinn.
Grandmasters-1. Raymond Bartels. 2. David Shibata.
Girls-1. M. Bartels. 2. Kristen Quizon. 3. April Sterrett.
Women-1. Jeannie Chesser. 2. Julie Harada.
Boys 2A-1. Ronald Rivera. 2. Lucas Riggs. 3. Jamie O'Brien.
Junior men 1A-1. Randy Dolfo. 2. Steven Walther. 3. Dean Song.
Junior men 2A-1. Hoptong Smith. 2. Gavin Young. 3. Keala Miguel.
Men 1A-1. Allen Mahuka. 2. Preston Kauihou. 3. Eric Nakagawa.
Women-1. Lei Seto-Mook. 2. Susie Tajima. 3. Yuka Tajima.
Open-1, David Shinbara. 2. D. Nishimoto. 3. Charlie Smith.
Menehune-1. J. Centeio. 2. J. O'Brien. 3. Raquel Mullen.
Juniors-1. Macy Mullen. 2. Nick Palumbo. 3. Kekoa Uemura.
Masters-1. Ronald Hill. 2. David Banquil. 3. D. Nishimoto.
Senior men-1. Thomas Asing. 2. R. Bartels. 3. Matthew Lyman.
Women-1. Pinoi Makalena. 2. Maka Puaa. 3. M. Bartels.
At Manoa Recreation Center, Saturday's results CROSS COUNTRY
ILH
Standings-1. Punahou, 20 points. 2. Pac-Five, 38.
Leaders-1. Keaka Jackson (Pun) 16:59.0. 2. Scott Ogawa (Pun) 17:13.8. 3. Jonah Hulbert (PF) 17:27.5.
Standings-1. Punahou, 18. 2. Pac-Five, 45.
Leaders-1. Eri Macdonald (Pun) 12:45.5. 2. Leah Bremer (Pun) 13:20.3. 3. Lorita Leonhardt (PF) 13:20.5.
Standings-1. Punahou, 23. 2. Pac-Five, 37.
Leader-Michael Dayao (PF) 18:35.1.
Standings-1. Punahou, 15. 2. Kamehameha, 54. 3. Pac-Five, 80. 4. Sacred Hearts, 86.
Leader-Katy Linskey (Pun) 14:41.1.
Athlon Sports magazine, Preseason All-WAC BASKETBALL
WAC men
Shea Seals, F, Sr., Tulsa; Charles Smith, G, Sr., New Mexico; Kenny Thomas, F, So., New Mexico; Keith Van Horn, F, Sr., Utah; Dominick Young, G, Sr., Fresno St.
Michael Doleac, C, Jr., Utah; Shaun Igo, C, Sr., Rice; Bryon Ruffnar, F, So., BYU; Damion Walker, F, So., TCU; LaDrell Whitehead, G, Jr., Wyoming.
BASEBALL
World Series
1955-Johnny Podres, Brooklyn (NL)
1956-Don Larsen, New York (AL)
1957-Lew Burdette, Milwaukee (NL)
1958-Bob Turley, New York (AL)
1959-Larry Sherry, L.A. (NL)
1960-Bobby Richardson, N.Y. (AL)
1961-Whitey Ford, New York (AL)
1962-Ralph Terry, New York (AL)
1963-Sandy Koufax, L.A. (NL)
1964-Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL)
1965-Sandy Koufax, L.A. (NL)
1966-Frank Robinson, Balt. (AL)
1967-Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL)
1968-Mickey Lolich, Detroit (AL)
1969-Donn Clendenon, N.Y. (NL)
1970-Brooks Robinson, Balt. (AL)
1971-Roberto Clemente, Pitt. (NL)
1972-Gene Tenace, Oakland (AL)
1973-Reggie Jackson, Oakland (AL)
1974-Rollie Fingers, Oakland (AL)
1975-Pete Rose, Cincinnati (NL)
1976-Johnny Bench, Cincinnati (NL)
1977-Reggie Jackson, N.Y. (AL)
1978-Bucky Dent, New York (AL)
1979-Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh (NL)
1980-Mike Schmidt, Phil. (NL)
1981-Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero and Steve Yeager, Los Angeles (NL)
1982-Darrell Porter, St. Louis (NL)
1983-Rick Dempsey, Baltimore (AL)
1984-Alan Trammell, Detroit (AL)
1985-Bret Saberhagen, K.C. (AL)
1986-Ray Knight, New York (NL)
1987-Frank Viola, Minnesota (AL)
1988-Orel Hershiser, L.A. (NL)
1989-Dave Stewart, Oakland (AL)
1990-Jose Rijo, Cincinnati (NL)
1991-Jack Morris, Minnesota (AL)
1992-Pat Borders, Toronto (AL)
1993-Paul Molitor, Toronto (AL)
1994-No Series
1995-Tom Glavine, Atlanta (NL)
1996-John Wetteland, N.Y. (AL)