Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Thursday, June 11, 1998

CALENDAR

Today

Golf

OCC Invitational: First round, 7:30 a.m., Oahu Country Club.

Oceanfest

Hawaiian International Ocean Challenge: Noon, Makapuu Beach.

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Tomorrow

Aloha State Games

Opening Ceremony: 6 p.m., Aloha Tower Marketplace.

Tennis: 8 a.m., Turtle Bay Hilton.

Badminton: 7 p.m., Aiea Recreation Center.

Darts: 7:30 p.m., Hawaiian Monarch Hotel.

Wrestling: 6 p.m., War Memorial Gym, Maui.

Auto Racing

Open Street Racing: Gates open, 6 p.m., Hawaii Raceway Park.

Golf

OCC Invitational: Second round, 7:30 a.m., Oahu Country Club.

Oceanfest

Hawaiian International Ocean Challenge: 10 a.m., Waikiki Beach.

Rodeo

State High School Championships: 9 a.m., Parker Ranch Arena.

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LIST

Just You Wait

How eight active pitchers fared in first full MLB seasons
1. Tom Glavine: went 7-17.
2. Bret Saberhagen: went 10-11.
3. Kenny Rogers: went 3-4.
4. Jimmy Key: went 4-5.
5. Denny Neagle: went 4-6.
6. Jesse Orosco: went 4-10.
7. Doug Drabek: went 11-12.
8. Brad Radke: went 11-14.

Source: World Features Syndicate.

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OCEANFEST

Waikiki Open Ocean Challenge

At Waikiki Beach

500-meter surf swim--Men: 1. Trent Bray (New Zealand), 4 minutes, 13 seconds. 2. Steve Pullen (Australia), 4:14. 3. Cory Hutchings (NZ), 4:16. Hawaii finishers: 5. John Flanagan, 4:18. 9. Kevin Flanagan, 4:34. 29. Mark Cunningham, 5:14. 30. Grant Currie, 5:24. Women: 1. Kristy Bowley (Aus), 4:43. 2. Diane Graner (Calif), 4:48. 3. Katie Wright (HI), 4:53.

1-mile paddleboard--Men: 1. Cory Hutchings (NZ), 4:22. 2. Steve Pullen (Aus), 4:23. 3. Aaron Jarman (NZ), 4:24. Hawaii finishers: 6. Mark Sack, 5:00. 7. Guy Pere, 5:05. 8. Duane Webster, 5:06. 10. Sean Monahan, 5:08. 12. Eric Chun, 5:16. 15. Jude Parker, 5:23. 16. Mark Cunningham, 5:25. 19. Grant Currie, 5:37.

Half-mile paddleboard--Women: 1. Kristy Browley (Aus), 5:02. 2. Courtney Ellis (Aus), 5:12. 3. Tina Hewitt (NZ), 5:20. Hawaii finishers: 7. Katie Wright, 6:17.

2-mile surf ski--Men: 1. Rob Pelky (Calif), 7:23. 2. John Creighton (NZ), 7:24. 3. Mitch Kahn (Calif), 7:26. Hawaii finishers: 5. Sean Monahan, 7:43. 8. Eric Chun, 8:04.

1-mile surf ski--Women: 1. Shannon Bell (Canada), 4:47. 2. Fukiko Sato (Japan), 4:52. 3. Alexandra Konok (Calif), 5:04. Hawaii finishers: None.

Run-swim-run-swin (75-yard run, 150-yard swim)--Men: 1. Trent Bray (NZ), 3:53. 2. John Flanagan (HI), 3:55. 3. Steve Pullen (Aus), 4:04. Hawaii finishers: 10. Kevin Flanagan, 4:27. 14. Mark Cunningham, 4:37. Women: 1. Diane Garner (Calif), 4:30. 2. Kristy Browley (Aus), 4:38. 3. Amy Schwartz (Florida), 4:42. Hawaii finishers: 26. Katie Wright, 4:55.

Ocean medley (200-meter swim, 1500-meter surf ski, 500-meter paddleboard)--Men: 1. Cory Hutchings (NZ), 8:12. 2. Steve Pullen (Aus), 8:36. 3. Heath Collie (Aus), 8:37. Hawaii finishers: 6. Sean Monahan, 9:18. 9. Mark Sack, 10:14. 11. Duane Webster, 10:24. Women: 1. Courtney Ellis (Aus), 10:52. 2. Shannon Bell (Can), 11:13. 3. Ericka Keithly (Calif), 11:31. Hawaii finishers: None.

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AWARDS

Nanakuli High School

Most Valuable Players

Baseball: Silas Ah Sui. Boys Basketball: Carl Laa. Girls Basketball: Francis Ako. Boys Bowling: Isaac Laa. Girls Bowling: Lourdes Manuel. Cheerleading: Felicia Murray. Boys Cross Country: Randy Keopuhiwa. Girls Cross Country: Sheree Morris. Football: Matthew Asinsin. Golf: Ikaika Kauhane. Boys Air Riflery: Neal Paulo. Girls Air Riflery: Jean Rabanes. Softball: Gianna Beck. Girls Soccer: Seannette Nakasone. Boys Track: Robert Naeole. Girls Track: Monica Duester. Boys Volleyball: Chad Navarro. Girls Volleyball: Dera Nakoa. Wrestling: Jose Quiocho.

Scholar Athlete

Gianna Beck

Golden Hawk Award

Seannette Nakasone

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Pearl City High School

Athletes of the Year

Boys: Matthew Hines. Girls: Tiffany Makue.

Scholar-Athletes of the Year

Boys: Eric Arakawa. Girls: Emily Aguilar.

Mufi Hanneman Scholar-Athletes

Boys: Eric Arakawa. Girls: Cori-Ann Gum.

Distinguished Awards

U.S. Army Scholar-Athletes: Evan Nishimura and Emily Aguilar. U.S. Marine Corps: Leia Rabe. OIA: Tiffany Makue. PCHS: Matthew Hines. Oceanic Cable: Lereen Aranaydo and Morrysha Luis. Finance Factors: Evan Nishimura and Emily Aguilar.

Most Outstanding Players

Boys Air Riflery: Elbert Laza. Girls Air Riflery: Lereen Ananaydo. Boys Basketball: Matthew Hines. Girls Basketball: Morrysha Luis and Emily Aguilar. Baseball: Sean Yamashita. Boys Cross Country: Evan Nishimura. Girls Cross Country: Tricia Ejima. Golf: Colin Ginoza. Girls Soccer: Tiffany Makue. Boys Soft Tennis: Nathan Tilley. Girls Soft Tennis: Trisha Inafuku. Boys Swimming: Chad Billiamosa. Girls Swimming: Kristal Loo. Boys Tennis: Emilio Aguilar. Girls Tennis: Janelle Shimizu. Boys Volleyball: Elijah Tiqui and Herwin Cortez. Girls Volleyball: Tamara Moe and Morrysha Luis. Boys Wrestling: Dustin Nakamoto. Girls Wrestling: Leia Rabe. Football: Greg Kishaba. Boys Judo: Shane Caberto. Girls Judo: Tomie Seifert. Boys Track: Lawrence Imanil. Girls: Leshanna Aranaydo. Boys Bowling: Steve Fujioka and Chad Shinkawa. Girls Bowling: Cori-Ann Gum and Teri Ann Tsukenjo. Softball: Rachel Lacar. Pep Squad: Tritia Finley.

Most Inspirational Players

Boys Air Riflery: Rodney Marquina. Girls Air Riflery: Leshanna Aranaydo. Boys Basketball: Billy Makaila. Baseball: Kevin Ohara. Boys Cross Country: Jonathan Asuncion. Girls Cross Country: Mandy Yamamoto. Boys Soccer: William Lee and Eric Arakawa. Girls Soccer: Danalyn Ong. Boys Tennis: Todd Fuchigami. Boys Wrestling: Arnold Ferraris. Girls Wrestling: Jenilee Kong. Football: Ricky Oandasan. Boys Judo: Lloyd Shimizu. Girls Judo: Cecilia Kim. Boys Track: Lan Van. Girls Track: Gin Kuen Yau. Softball: Janine Kakazu. Pep Squad: Kimberly Farm.

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CYCLING

State Time Trials

At Malaekahana State Beach

Sunday's championship results

Boys

Junior--10-14: 1. Tim Miller. 2. Steve Moore Miller. 15-16: 1. Martin Boegell. 17-plus: 1. Thomas Novikoff.

Men

Senior--I-II: 1. Leland Brown. 2. Troy Wouters. 3. Ray Brust. IV: 1. Mike Katona. 2. Jonathan Lott. 3. Takashi Yanagishita. V: Brent Imonen. 2. Chris Larsen. 3. Kirk Fritz.

Master--30-34: 1. Ben Sambrano. 2. Steven Serikaku. 35-39: 1. Mark Abbott. 2. Bradley Stern. 3. Greg Jochem. 40-44: 1. John Kleinschmidt. 2. Tony Locey. 3. David Cobb. 45-49: 1. Darryl Perry. 2. Peter Bourne. 3. Terry Partlon. 50-54: 1. Kent Davenport. 2. Barry Masuda. 3. John Kelley. 60-64: 1. Douglas Schramel. 65-plus: 1. Felix Freitas. 2. Antonio Boneza.

Women

Senior: 1. Kristy Lanier. 2. Lisa Clutter. 3. Patricia Choo.

Master--30-34; 1. Rachel Worley. 35-39: 1. Julie Stokes. 2. Shari Holder. 3. Lisa Reinke. 40-44: 1. Cornelia DeDona. 50-54: 1. Beverly Bernal-Masuda. 55-plus: 1. Rose Marie Gooding.

Tandem

1. Albert Chang-Anne Chang.

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Fastest Triathlete on Wheels

At Malaekahana State Beach

Sunday's results

Men

20-29: Brent Imonen. 40-49: David Cobb. 50-59: Frank Smith.

Women

20-29: 1. Becky Conzelman. 30-39: Lisa Reinke. 40-49: Cornelia DeDona.

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BASKETBALL

Fila Hawaii Select League

Kalaheo 57, Tigers 42

Anything Goes 48, Knights 40

Punahou Blue 71, Hawaiian Accessories 49

Mongoose 46, Nanakuli 32

Hawaii Select 61

Punahou Gold 24

High scorers--Kala: Levon Freeman, 16. Tig: Doug Roberts, 9. AG: Colin Hazama, 15. Kni: Buddy Guillermo, 15. HA: Kaweo Feeney, 14. PB: Chris Young, 18; Steven Gilliam, 15. Nana: Mafua Mafua, 12. Mon: David Abbot, 13. HS: Levon Freeman, 12. PG: Scott Wong, 9.

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BASEBALL

Major League

30 Home Runs Before All-Star Break (Since 1961)
1961--Roger Maris, New York Yankees, 33
1964--Harmon Killebrew, Minnesota, 30
1969--Frank Howard, Washington, 34
1969--Reggie Jackson, Oakland, 37
1969--Willie McCovey, San Francisco, 30
1971--Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, 30
1973--Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, 30
1976--Dave Kingman, New York Mets, 30
1976--Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia, 31
1987--Mark McGwire, Oakland, 33
1989--Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco, 31
1994--Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle 33
1994--Matt Williams, San Francisco, 33
1994--Frank Thomas, Chicago White Sox, 32
1996--Brady Anderson, Baltimore, 30
1997--Mark McGwire, Oakland, 31
1997--Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, 30
1998--Mark McGwire, St. Louis, 30

Relief man standings (Through June 9)

National League

Pitcher, Team -- W -- L -- Sv -- BS -- Pts
Robb Nen, S.F. -- 4 -- 1 -- 19 -- 1 -- 61
Trevor Hoffman, S.D. -- 2 -- 0 -- 18 -- 0 -- 58
Rod Beck, Chi. -- 1 -- 1 -- 16 -- 3 -- 42
Billy Wagner, Houston -- 0 -- 2 -- 16 -- 1 -- 42
x-Jeff Shaw, Cin. -- 1 -- 2 -- 17 -- 4 -- 41
Ugueth Urbina, Mon. -- 3 -- 2 -- 14 -- 3 -- 38
John Franco, N.Y. -- 0 -- 1 -- 13 -- 2 -- 33
Mark Leiter, Phi. -- 2 -- 1 -- 12 -- 3 -- 32
Jerry Dipoto, Col. -- 1 -- 2 -- 12 -- 2 -- 30
Scott Radinsky, L.A. -- 2 -- 2 -- 11 -- 4 -- 25

American League

Pitcher, Team -- W -- L -- Sv -- BS -- Pts
Tom Gordon, Bos. -- 3 -- 1 -- 19 -- 1 -- 59
John Wetteland, Texas -- 2 -- 0 -- 18 -- 1 -- 56
Troy Percival, Ana. -- 0 -- 2 -- 18 -- 2 -- 46
x-Randy Myers, Tor. -- 2 -- 1 -- 15 -- 2 -- 43
Mariano Rivera, N.Y. -- 1 -- 0 -- 12 -- 3 -- 32
Mike Jackson, Cle. -- 0 -- 1 -- 13 -- 3 -- 31
Rick Aguilera, Min. -- 2 -- 3 -- 11 -- 4 -- 23
Jeff Montgomery, K.C. -- 0 -- 3 -- 11 -- 2 -- 23
Armando Benitez, Bal. -- 1 -- 1 -- 8 -- 1 -- 22
Roberto Hernandez, T.B. -- 0 -- 2 -- 12 -- 5 -- 22

Career Stolen Base Leaders (Through June 10)
1. x-R.Henderson -- 1254
2. Lou Brock -- 938
3. Ty Cobb -- 892
4. x-Tim Raines -- 800
5. Vince Coleman -- 752
6. Eddie Collins -- 743
7. Max Carey -- 738
8. Honus Wagner -- 722
9. Joe Morgan -- 689
10. Willie Wilson -- 669
11. Bert Campaneris -- 649
12. Maury Wills -- 586
13. Ozzie Smith -- 580
14. x-Otis Nixon -- 567
15. Brett Butler -- 558
16. Davey Lopes -- 557
17. Cesar Cedeno -- 550

x-active

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GOLF

Local Ace

Hiromasa Yaguchi (Honolulu), 154-yard No. 6, 8-iron, Pearl Country Club, June 10.

Hung Ok Oh (Honolulu), 87-yard No. 7 hole, 9-iron, Ewa Villages Course, June 9.

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