Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Monday, August 11, 1997

CALENDAR

Today

Water Polo

Hawaiian International: All day, Duke Kahanamoku Pool.

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Tomorrow

Softball

Junior Olympics Fast-Pitch Invitational: 3:30 p.m., Koko Head District Park.

Water Polo

Hawaiian International: All day, Duke Kahanamoku Pool.

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LIST

General

How long it would take the fastest top fuel dragster to ...
1. Finish Kentucky Derby -- 14 seconds.
2. Travel a football field -- .7 seconds.
3. Go four times around the bases -- 3.2 seconds.
4. Travel N.Y.-to-L.A. -- 7 hours, 50 minutes.
5. Finish a marathon -- 4 minutes, 53 seconds.
Source: World Features Syndicate.

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POLO

Honolulu Polo Club

At Waimanalo Polo Grounds
Yesterday's results

Los Lobos 7, International Travel Service 6

Goal scorers--LL: Ricardo Villegas 4, Colin Ogawa 2, Allen Hoe. ITS: Mike Ebinger 3, Steve Ching 2, Rosie Rosecrans 1. GOLF

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GOLF

Girls Jr. America's Cup

Friday's final results

Team: 1. Mexico, 663. 2. Hawaii, 688. 3. So. California, 697. 4. No. California, 700. 5. Colorado, 704. 6. Arizona, 707. 7. Oregon, 712. 8. Washington, 713. 9. Utah, 715. 10. San Diego, 716. 11. So. Nevada, 724. 12. New Mexico, 727. 13. Idaho, 735. 14. British Columbia, 737. 15. No. Nevada, 752. 16. Montana, 758. 17. Alberta, 765. 18. Wyoming, 832.

Hawaii participants
D. Miyashiro 79-79-70--228
R. Sakihara 78-74-82--234
C. Quinajon 79-78-78--235
M. Ito 85-77-75--237

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OJGA

At Ala Wai Course
Final round, leaders

Boys 15-17 year olds
Davin Yasuda 76-72-76--224
Tyler Isono 74-78-74--226
Chaunce Lovett 74-73-79--226
Sean Sadaoka 73-75-79--227
Justin Fuentes 72-75-81--228
Colin Ginoza 77-77-77--231
Ryan Marn 80-70-81--231
Craig Watanabe 76-77-79--232
Kevin Fong 80-75-78--233

Boys 13-14
Eric Fong 75-74-78--227
Matthew Ma 83-76-77--236
Blaine Jasmine 78-80-80--238
Michael Goto 74-78-88--240
Christian Akau 81-78-82--241
Andrew Ching 79-82-81--242
Ryan Suzuki 77-81-87--245
Greg Takahashi 78-78-92--248
Reid Ramos 83-89-79--251
Joey Itagaki 83-82-86--251

Girls 15-17
Pua Kishimoto 82-93-87--262
Kelli Otsuka 81-91-99--271
Bobbie Arakawa 98-103-111--312

Girls 13-14
Jaime Ige 81-85-82--248
Jaime Yoshimura 78-84-89--251
Kari Sur 88-88-99--275
Mariel Kotake 89-92-95--276
Stefanie Oshiro 86-91--101--278
Kae Kawarazaki 92-93--101--286
Jasmine Ornellas 96-102-97--295

Yesterday's results
At Hickam Par 3 Course

Boys 11-12
Christopher Kobayashi 28-32--60
David Carroll 32-29--61
Earl Medeiros 32-30--62
Chris Souza 32-30--62
Barry Amorin 31-32--63
Pomaikai Shishido 31-32--63
Rostin Honda 31-33--64
Jason Nakamura 33-32--65
Sean Hamada 31-35--66
Andrew Kam 35-31--66
Jarrett Shimotsu 32-34--66

Boys 10 and under
Ryan Kelley 28-26--54
Jonathan Kobayashi 26-28--54
Corey Bartlett 29-28--57
Travis Toyama 29-28--57
Colin Imaoka 31-31--62
D. Bain MacKintosh 33-30--63
Spencer Shishido 29-34--63

Girls 11-12
Ayumi Hori 35-32--67
Lindsay Hong 35-40--75
Xyra Suyetsugu 39-36--75

Girls 10 and under
Ashley Yamaguchi 28-29--57
Jodi Ige 31-27--58
Tiffany Takao 31-30--61
Wendee Augustiro 31-33--64
Ashlee Augustiro 34-34--68
Pauline Kunichika 36-36--72

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Local ace

Karen Futa: 120-yard No. 8 hole, 3-wood, Honolulu C.C., Aug. 8.

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BASEBALL

Alaska League

At Rainbow Stadium
Yesterday's result

Island Movers 6, Anchorage Bucs 5

Bucs	200   001 002   00--5   10   3
Movers	400   000 100   01--6   16   1

Clinton Smith, Matt Ginter (1), Geoff Geary (8) and McNamara; Justin Wayne, Fletcher Lee (9), Tomoya Oshiro (10) and Buster Small.

Leading hitters--Bucs: Damien Kolb, 2-4; Andrew Beinbrink, 2-5, 2b; Mikel Moreno, 3-5, 2b, HR, 4 RBIs. Movers: Neal Honma, 2-4; Lon Yamaguchi, 2-4; Kazutoya Abe, 2-6; Jamie Aloy, 3-5; Scooter Martines, 2-4, 3b, 2 RBIs; B. Small, 3-5, 2b.

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CABA World Series

13 and under
At Broken Arrow, Okla.
Saturday's results

Hawaii 10, Florida 2
Hawaii 8, Kentucky 0

Yesterday's result

Texas 6, Hawaii 2

Hawaii		000   010   1--2   10   2
Texas		202   002   x--6   6    0

Leading Hawaii hitters: Geoffrey Say, 3-4; Tyler Okamura, 2-3, 3b; Danny Nitahara, 2-3, 2b; Kila Kaaihue, 2-4.

12 and under
At Omaha, Neb.
Saturday's results

Hawaii 9, Florida 1
Hawaii 21, Nebraska 2

First game
5 innings, 8-run rule

Florida		010   00--1   6    2
Hawaii		200   61--9   10   1

Landon Ware, Ryan Harvey (4), Mark Davis (5) and Nathan Huegel; Keahi Kapana, Brett Service (5) and Davin Nakasone. W--Kapana. L--Ware.

Leading Hawaii hitters: Kapana, 2-2, 2b; Quinn DeSilva, 2-3; Ryan Basco, 2-3, 2 RBIs; Kurt Uwaine, 3b, 2 RBIs.

Second game
4 innings, 8-run rule

Hawaii		343   (11)--21   22   0
Nebraska	200   0   -- 2   2    5

Brandon Tamahama, Service (4) and Nakasone; Elliott Tapprich, Chris Reinke (4) and Brett Burke. W--Tamahama. L--Tapprich.

Leading Hawaii hitters: Uwaine, 5-5, 2b, 3b, 2 RBIs; Kapana, 4-4, 2b, 3b, 3 RBIs; Chase Nakamura, 4-5, 2 RBIs; Christopher Loo, 2-4, 3 RBIs; Nakasone, 2-4, 2b, 3 RBIs; Chad Itokazu, 2-4.

Yesterday's result

Hawaii 17, Arkansas 0

5 innings, 8-run rule

Arkansas	000   00-- 0   2    5
Hawaii		206   9x--17   17   1

Jon Watson, Rachel Ann Townsend (4) and John Boldin Jr.; DeSilva, Basco (5) and Nakasone. W--DeSilva. L--Watson.

Leading Hawaii hitters: Tamahama, 3-3; Nakamura, 3-4, 2b, 3 RBIs; Kapana, 3-4, 2 2bs, 2 RBIs; Nakasone, 2-4, 2 2bs, 4 RBIs; DeSilva, 2-3, 2 RBIs; Itokazu, 2-4; Ryan Hee, 2b.

10 and under
At Aurelia, Iowa
Thursday's result

Hawaii 4, Illinois 2

Illinois	000   002--2   3   0
Hawaii		020   02x--4   5   0

W: Jon Takamura.

Leading Hawaii hitters: Blake Kaneshiro, 2-3; Kelii Zablan, 2-3, 2b; David Parrow Jr., 2b.

Friday's result
Championship

Hawaii 11, Oklahoma 1

Oklahoma	000  001-- 1   3   6
Hawaii		623  00x--11   7   0

W: Parrow.

Leading Hawaii hitters: Michael Kealoha, 2-4; Takamura, 3-4; Donovan Solomon, 2-3, 2b; Jon Cayan, 2b, 3 RBIs.

9 and under
At Charles City, Iowa
Friday's result

Hawaii 5, Ohio 1

Yesterday's results

Kansas 9, Hawaii 5
Hawaii 12, Iowa 5

First game

Hawaii		100   310--5   6   6
Kansas		022   410--9   8   0

Kazu Meyer, Vinnie Nip (5) and Aaron Nichols; Andrew Thigpen, Chris Armstrong (5) and Derek Norris. W--Thigpen. L--Meyer.

Leading Hawaii hitters: Nichols, 2b; Kendal Tanigawa, 2-3; Brennan Young, 2b, 2 RBIs.

Second game

Iowa		021   020-- 5   4   2
Hawaii		413   130--12   6   4

Leidal, Offerman (4), Rippentrop (6) and Thorson, Donnelly (2); Tanigawa, Nip (4), Zach Fujimoto (6) and Meyer, Jared Kawamata (4).

Leading Hawaii hitters: Nip, 2-3, 2 RBIs; Young, 2 RBIs; Jason Higa, 3b.

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TENNIS

Men's Night Doubles

At Kailua Racquet Club
Saturday's result

Championship match
Daniel Willman-Mark Willman def. Henry Somerville-Chris Leong, 6-1, 6-0, 3-6, 6-4.

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SOCCER

MISO

At Waimanalo Field
Yesterday's results

Maka 2, Sunday Dawgs 0
Keiki Gold 3, Strike Force 0
Latin Hawaii 3, La Raza 2

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Ranger League

At Salt Lake District Park
Yesterday's results

First Division
Kap Park 6, Wimaka 0
M'Zamba 5, Design Commercial 2

High scorers--Two goals: Andy Naftel, Greg Mattson (KP); Kerri Miike (MZ).

Makule Division
Vaiete OT 6, Soccer Locker 1
Strikers 4, Aiea 1
Ohana 7, Hornets 0
Ho'aloha 4, Wahiawa 2
Huns of Hawaii 2, Kailua OTHG 0
Makule Red 0, Keiki Gold 0
Latin Hawaii 3, Makule White 0

High scorers--Five goals: Kone Wittezeen (VOT). Three goals: Paul Fury (Str). Two goals: Fred Alvarado (Oha), Eric Smith (Hoa), Zoltan Fekete (HoH).

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TRIATHLON

Kapolei

At Barbers Point NAS
800-meter swim, 20-kilometer bike, 4-mile run
Yesterday's results

Men

Overall: 1. Ted Thome, 1:02:53. 2. Chris Tang, 1:03:31. 3. Kirk Fritz, 1:04:22.

Age 15-19: Timothy Marr, 1:11:11.20-24: 1. Mark Running, 1:15:37. 2. Ryan Kay, 1:16:42. 3. Greg McCulloch, 1:19:54. 25-29: 1. David Morken, 1:07:52. 2. Michael Benson, 1:12:03. 3. Timi Shimabukuro, 1:15:15.

30-34: 1. Raul Boca, 1:05:01. 2. Kelmer Beck, 1:06:31. 3. Jason Nixon, 1:07:19. 35-39: 1. Sean Dowling, 1:11:27. 2. Doug Chu, 1:11:32. 3. Joseph Zwack, 1:11:50.

40-44: 1. Thomas Billings, 1:08:35. 2. Jonathan Lott, 1:08:59. 3. Steve Cole, 1:09:49. 45-49: 1. Blake Marr, 1:14:30. 2. Alton Motobu, 1:17:50. 3. Dell Brooks, 1:17:55.

50-54: 1. David Kerr, 1:27:15. 2. Edwin Somera, 1:30:52. 3. Jay Westcott, 1:53:03. 55-59: 1. Eric Salminen, 1:29:52. 2. Ken Tanaka, 1:45:16. 60 and over: 1. Warren Harlow, 1:27:46. 2. Martin Sherman, 2:09:11.

Fat tire: 1. Jeff Swafford, 1:18:23. 2. Brad Quinto, 1:20:37. 3. Peter Lucas, 1:22:04. Military: 1. Doub Ebbers, 1:11:04. 2. Chris Larsen, 1:11:59. 3. Johann Perera, 1:12:41.

Women

Overall: 1. Heather Matz Jorris, 1:10:25. 2. Jodi Jackson, 1:13:01. 3. Deb Ardolf, 1:16:58.

10-14: Allegra Erisman, 1:32:20. 15-19: Jane Taylor, 1:35:07.

20-24: 1. Jennifer Bos, 1:21:45. 2. Mette Moffett, 1:33:29. 3. Cherie Weber, 1:50:38. 25-29: 1. Kelley Hupp, 1:17:00. 2. Patrice Graves, 1:20:40. 3. Jackie Gesswein, 1:20:46.

30-34: 1. Ellen Atkinson, 1:19:02. 2. Virginia Lee, 1:19:14. 3. Carol Jaxon, 1:22:01. 35-39: 1. Lori Yost, 1:18:20. 2. Ann Pellow, 1:18:26. 3. Carrie Heinrich, 1:18:42.

40-44: Linda Moran, 1:40:36. 45-49: 1. Cindy Nakamura, 1:18:22. 2. Peggy Regentine, 1:19:30. 3. Patricia Lowe, 1:29:35.

50-54: 1. Wendy Minor, 1:33:39. 2. Ruth Lockett, 1:34:25. 3. Linda Spratt, 1:53:54. 55-59: Dianne Asimakopoulos, 1:37:39. 60 and over: Ruth Heidrich, 1:47:13.

Fat tire: 1. Erika Eberhart, 1:27:45. 2. Marcea Tobolt, 1:43:08. Military: 1. Debbra Head, 1:29:20. 2. Sonya Edmonds, 1:31:58. 3. Lisa Tubridy, 1:34:00.

Relay

Overall: Troy Voorhies-Greg Helm-Buddy Phillips, 1:06:19. Men: Jay Meindertsma, Pete Meindertsma-Joshua Meindertsma, 1:13:37. Mixed: 1. Gerianne Mikasa-Bryan Terauchi-Josh Virgadamo, 1:10:21. 2. William Moore-Chad Bennet-Nicole Bennett, 1:23:38. Women: 1. Jaqueline Sing-Beth Phillips-Naomi Sakai, 1:23:39. 2. Allison Mulligan-Michelle Passees-Sue Aton, 1:25:59. 3. Jamie Furutani-Lisa Nakamura-Jeannette Cazimero, 1:26:22.

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WATERPOLO

Hawaiian Invitational

At Duke Kahanamoku Pool
Yesterday's results

Men
Bruin Water Polo 7, Santa Barbara 5
Chaminade 7, Paumalu 6
Concord 9, HI. Islands 8
Queensland 6, Marin 5
San Clemente 8, Rainbow Aquatics 4

Women
Rainbow A 10, HI. Islands 1
Radian 9, Queensland 6
Bainbridge 10, Rainbow B 5
Falcon 8, Mountain View 6

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BASKETBALL

Las Vegas Summer Classic

At Las Vegas
Saturday's results

Girls under 18

Championship

Kalakaua C 52, Oklahoma 49

Third place

Kalakaua B 51, El Paso, Texas 32

Fifth place

Kalakaua A 74, San Diego 69

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BEACHVOLLEYBALL

Riggers Doubles Classic

At Queen's Surf Beach
Yesterday's results

Men

Semifinal round

Stevie Li-Alika Williams def. Adam Lockwood-Yuval Katz, 15-13

Lockwood-Katz def. Pono Ma'a-Keoki Shupe, 15-7

Championship

Li-Williams def. Lockwood-Katz, 15-12.

Standings: 1. Li-Williams, $500. 2. Lockwood-Katz, $300. 3. P. Ma'a-Shupe, $200.

Women

Semifinal round

Chastity Nobriga-Peka Malae def. Lisa Ma'a-Dawn McDougall, 15-11

L. Ma'a-McDougall def. Gaby Artigas-Jamie Suehiro, 15-10

Championship

Nobriga-Malae def. L. Ma'a-McDougall, 15-9

Standings: 1. Nobriga-Malae. 2. L. Ma'a-McDougall. 3. Artigas-Suehiro.