The public is invited to a party in honor of the Super Bowl-winning Denver Broncos at 9 p.m., Thursday at Nick's Fishmarket, 2070 Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki. Broncos’ boss throwing
party for players, fansThere will be complimentary pupus and no-host cocktails with Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, his wife Annabel and Denver players here for the Pro Bowl.
For more information, call the restaurant, which also is owned by Bowlen, at 955-6333.
SIMPSON, STADLER, MORSE IN SHOOT-OUT: Touring golf pros Scott Simpson, Craig Stadler and John Morse have been added to the field for the Johnny Bellinger Shoot-Out, to be played Tuesday, Feb. 10, as part United Airlines Hawaii Open week at the Waialae Country Club.
They will join Tom Lehman, Steve Jones, David Ishii, Paul Azinger, Jim Furyk, and defending Hawaiian Open champion Paul Stankowski in the First Hawaiian Bank-sponsored Shoot-Out, along with three more players to be named shortly.
For more information on the Shoot-Out and/or the Hawaiian Open, call 831-5400.
UNLV 77, CHAMINADE 49: At Las Vegas, all 12 players for the Rebels (10-8) scored in a rout of the Silverswords (6-11).
Chaminade shot just 32 percent, making 17 of 52 attempts from the field. The 'Swords were led by Darnell Clavon with 17 points.
BERRY ON SOCCER COACHES' BOARD: Kamehameha's Bob Berry was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America at the organization's recent convention in Cincinnati.
Berry succeeds Chuck Clegg, women's coach at San Diego State, as the Region VII representative to the NSCAA.
He'll be responsible for implementing coaching courses and increasing membership in the region, which includes the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
Berry now serves as Regional Chairman of the NSCAA High School All-American Committee and also is a member of the UMBRO top 10 High School Winter Selection Committee.
UH COED SAILORS WIN: The University of Hawaii coed sailing team of skipper Garrett Woodworth and alternating crew Sandy Herrmann and Malia Sharkey placed first in the Rainbow Invitational at Keehi Lagoon last weekend.
It was one of five UH teams that competed along with one team from UC San Diego and two from UC Santa Barbara.
GOOD SKATE: The second annual Roll at Dole, a series of in-line skating races and an untimed "fun roll" in conjunction with the Great Aloha Run, will be held in the Dole Cannery parking lot off Alakawa Street at 9 a.m., Sunday, Feb. 15.
There will be food and beverage booths, skate safety information and skate displays, along with live entertainment.
Each participant will receive a Roll at Dole t-shirt and a free photo from Fox Photo.
GUINEA KOP GOLF TOURNEY: The fifth annual Guinea Kop Memorial golf tournament, a major fund-raiser for the Oahu Junior Golf Association, will be played March 25 at the Ala Wai course.
The field is limited to the first 210 entrants.
Entry fees are $375 for each three-man team or $125 per person, with individual entrants to be placed on teams for the event, which will have a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start.
Awards and prizes will be presented at a post-tournament banquet.
For more information, call Amy, pager 577-9767, or Norman, pager 525-1507.