CALENDAR
Today
Aloha State Games
Opening Ceremony: 6 p.m., Aloha Tower Marketplace.
Badminton: 7 p.m., Aiea Recreation Center.
Darts: 7:30 p.m., Hawaiian Monarch Hotel.
Wrestling: 6 p.m., War Memorial Gym, Maui.
Open Street Racing: Gates open, 6 p.m., Hawaii Raceway Park.
Hawaiian International Ocean Challenge: 10 a.m., Waikiki Beach.
Tomorrow
Archery: 8 a.m., Salt Lake Regional Park.
Badminton: 9 a.m., Aiea Recreation Center.
Ballroom Dancing: 1 p.m., Ala Wai Golf Course Ballroom.
Basketball: 9 a.m., Mililani District Park, Manoa Valley Gym, Whitmore Village, Palolo Valley Gym, Kaimuki High.
Bodysurfing: 9:30 a.m., Sandy Beach.
Bowling: 8:30 a.m., Ft. Shafter Bowling Center.
Box Car Racing: 9 a.m. Tripler Army Medical Center.
Darts: 9 a.m., Hawaiian Monarch Hotel.
Diving: noon, Kaneohe District Park.
Dog Obedience: 8 a.m., Crane Community Park.
Horseshoes: 8 a.m., Waianae Regional Park
In-Line Skating: 7 a.m., Hawaii Raceway Park, Kakaako Waterfront Park.
Judo: 9 a.m., Halawa District Park.
Metallic Silhouette: 8 a.m., Koko Head Silhouette Range.
Smallbore Rifle: 8 a.m., Koko Head Rifle Range.
STREND: 8 a.m., Tripler Baseball Field and Track.
Tennis: 8 a.m., Turtle Bay Hilton.
Track & Field: 8 a.m., Kaiser High.
Weightlifting: 4 p.m., Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center.
Wrestling: 8 a.m., War Memorial Gym, Maui.
Yachting: 11 a.m., Kaneohe Yacht Club.
Snap-on Gold Cup Series: Gates open, 4 p.m., Hawaii Raceway Park.
Fila Hawaii Select 19-and-Under: Mustangs vs. Fila Hawaii Select, 5 p.m.; Knights vs. Tigers, 6 p.m.; Anything Goes vs. Hawaiian Accessories, 7 p.m.; Punahou Blue vs. Golden Hawks, 8 p.m.; Punahou Gold vs. Bulldogs, 9 p.m., Kalaheo H.S.
Hawaii League: Leeward Chiefs vs. Maui Stars, 7 p.m., War Memorial Stadium; Kihei Heat vs. Kauai Cowboys, 7 p.m., Vidinha Stadium.
Keiki Surfing Championship: 8 a.m., Kuhio Beach.
Waikiki King's Race: 8:30 a.m., Waikiki Beach.
Ocean Triathlon: 11 a.m., Waikiki Beach.
Air Surf Invitational: Noon, Kuhio Beach.
State High School Championships: 9 a.m., Parker Ranch Arena.
Hawaiian Longboard Federation: Kona Open, 8:30 a.m., Kailua-Kona.
How much 6 players could spend daily with their 1998 free agent contracts. LIST
Big Money
1. Andres Galarraga -- $22,603 a day for 3 years
2. Kenny Lofton -- $21,918 a day for 3 years
3. Wilson Alvarez -- $19,178 a day for 5 years
4. Jay Bell -- $18,630 a day for 5 years
5. Brady Anderson -- $16,986 a day for 5 years
6. Randy Myers -- $16,438 a day for 3 years
Source: World Features Syndicate
At Makapuu OCEANFEST
Hawaiian Oceanfest
Yesterday's results
1. Heath Collie (Australia), 38:17. 2. Cory Hutchings (New Zealand), 38:20. 3. Guy Pere (Hawaii), 38:42. 4. Steve Pullen (Aus), 38:58. 5. Tim Gair (California), 39:19. 7. Dolan Eversole (Haw), 39:47.
1. Steve Short/Kirsty Bowlay (Aus), 1:54.9. 2. Anthony Vela/Scott Diederich (Calif), 1:57.4. 3. Trent Bray/Nigel Cox (NZ), 1:58.7. 4. Rob Pelkey/Diane Graner (Calif), 2:00.3. 5. Mike Trisler/Glenn Wachtel (Haw), 2:05.8. 9. Brendan Shea/Wyatt Jones (Haw), 2:09.2
1. Dean Gardiner (Aus), 26:47. 2. John Creighton (NZ), 27:22. 3. Martin Kenny (Aus), 27:23. 4. Cory Hutchings (NZ), 28:07. 5. Wyatt Jones (Haw), 28:28. 7. Guy Pere (Haw), 28:31.
1. New Zealand (Bray, Jarman, Hewitt, Cox, Fitzsimmons, Hutchings), 20:33. 2. Australia (Short, Collie, Gardiner, Bowlay, Shelton, Pullen), 20:38. 3. California (Graner, Vela, Kahn, Deiderich, Pelkey, Gair), 20:55. 4. Florida (Acton, Potts, Klenke, Schwartz, Bencie, Swift), 21:01. 5. Hawaii (Wachtel, Eversole, Harrington, Jones, Shea, Trisler), 22:16.
1. Australia, 138 points. 2. New Zealand, 1231/2. 3. California, 891/2. 4. Hawaii, 811/2. 5. Florida, 45. 6. Japan, 38. 7. Canada, 26.
Pearl City Junior Varsity League BASKETBALL
Summer league
At Pearl City High Gym
Campbell 36, Pearl City 35
Honolulu Boys Club 63, Lutheran 23
Nanakuli 44, University High 31
At Kaneohe Bay SAILING
Bulkhead Races
Scratch: 1. Soling (John Stanley). 2. Fireball (Pat Hascell). 3. Illusions (Mark Walker).
Adjusted: 1. Rachel K (Harry Sprague). 2. Syzygy (Kurt Winner). 3. Elu (Mark Caspers).
At Oahu Country Club GOLF
OCC Men's Invitational
69: Regan Lee. 70: Brandan Kop, Justin Kim, Doug Williams. 71: Alan Creighton, Jim Seki Jr., Mike Ukauka. 72: Chad Burrows, William Coelho, Damien Jamila, Gary Kong, John Lundgren, Lewis Mexia, Joey Tadeo. 73: Norman Asao, Merv Matsumoto. 74: Mike Chun, Charles Kozak, Steve Williams, Guy Yamamoto. 75: Bobby Chow, Dean Kiernan, Paul Kimura, Wendell Kop, Daniel Kop, Van Wright.
At Bayview Golf Course Oahu Junior Golf
Boys
Age 11-12, par 59
Christopher Souza, 31-33--64
Casey Kobashigawa, 31-33--64
Isaac Lum-King, 32-33--65
Mario Endo, 37-37--74
Chase Chulakote, 42-33--75
Todd Kimura, 35-40--75
Kyle Kunioka, 38-36--74
Jason Yanagihara, 36-39--75
Joseph Park, 39-41--80
Brad Yang, 40-37--77
Christopher Lee, 45-39--84
Grant Kagawa, 46-53--9910 and under, par 57
Alan Sunada, 29-33--62
Jonathan Kobayashi, 31-32--63
Cole Chang, 33-31--64
Haku Maluenda, 40-38--78
Ryan Hironaka, 41-37--78
Scott Chulakote, 44-37--81
Scott Ayabe, 38-37--75
Ryan Thommes, 42-35--77
Curtis Shimotsu, 48-40--88
Scott Hiramoto, 49-41--90
Matt Takayesu, 50-43--93
Stephen Enos, 54-43--93Girls
10 and under
Kayla Morinaga, 37-29--66
Kimberly Silber, 33-35--68
Ashlee Augustiro, 39-29--68
Iris Ocariza, 40-34--74
Mari Chun, 40-37--77
Wendee Augustiro, 40-40--80
Al Watanabe, Pearl City: Ewa Villages, 138-yard No. 7, pitching wedge, yesterday. Local aces
Marc Okumura, Moanalua: Ewa Villages, 147-yard, No. 15, 3-iron, yesterday.
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