Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Tuesday, July 28, 1998

CALENDAR

Today

Baseball

Exhibition: Kita Kyushu University (Japan) vs. Hawaii Island Movers, 6 p.m., Rainbow Stadium.

Little League Majors (11-12) State Tournament: Aiea vs. Molokai, 4 p.m., Pearl City Recreation Center.

Tennis

Kailua Night Doubles Tournament: Qualifying matches, 6 p.m., Kailua Racquet Club.

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Tomorrow

Auto Racing

Summer Smoker Street Racing Series: 6 to 11 p.m., Hawaii Raceway Park.

Baseball

Little League Majors (10-12) State Tournament: Championship, 4 p.m., Pearl City Recreation Center.

Basketball

Hawaii Invitational League: All Net vs. Roofmasters Inc., 6:15 p.m.; Precision Hawaii vs. Rak Productions, 7:15 p.m.; Hannemann's Hammers vs. Reds, 8:15 p.m., Kaneohe District Park Gym.

NCAA Summer League Playoffs: Schutter & Associates vs. Central Medical Clinic, 6 p.m.; Electricians Hawaii vs. Thrifty Car Rental, 7:30 p.m., McCabe Gym.

Fishing

HIBT Pro-Am: 8 a.m., Kailua-Kona.

Tennis

Kailua Night Doubles Tournament: Qualifying matches, 6 p.m., Kailua Racquet Club.

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BASEBALL

Exhibition

At Rainbow Stadium

Kitakyushu 7, Hawaii 5

Kitakyushu	102	130	000--7		8	3
Hawaii		100	030	100--5		13	3

T. Kawanishi, D. Nukushina (5), Y. Miyamoto (7), H. Inoue (9) and T. Kajiya, R. Matumura (5); Mark Williams, Chad Giannetti (5), Ryan Yamamoto (7) and Mike Waugh. W--Nukushina. L--Yamamoto. S--Inoue.

Leading hitters--Kitakyushu: M. Shiromoto, 2-4; D. Turuta, 2-4; K. Takaki, 3b. Hawaii: Lon Yamaguchi, 3-5, 2b, 2 RBIs; Mark Okano, 3-5; Joe Smith, 2-4, 2 3bs; Scooter Martines, 2-4; Danny Kimura, 2-5, 2 RBIs.

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Little League

Major division (11-12)

State Tournament

At Pearl City Recreation Center

Losers' bracket

Aiea 10, Kawaiahao 2, Kawaiahao eliminated

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FOOTBALL

HFL

			W	L	PF	PA
Maui Stars		7	1	178	82
Leeward Chiefs		6	2	164	83
Kauai Cowboys		3	5	107	106
Kihei Heat		3	5	40	114
Kona Ikaika		0	8	32	126

Weekend results

Leeward Chiefs 35, Kauai Cowboys 12

Kihei Heat def. Kona Ikaika, by forfeit

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GOODWILL GAMES

Boxing

Quarterfinal

Session 1

48 kg

Roel Velasco, Philippines, def. Jose Navarro, United States, 9-2; Aleksan Nalbaniyan, Russia, def. Liborio Romero, Mexico, 11-5.

54 kg

Antonio Rodriguez, United States, def. Soner Karaaoz, Turkey, 9-1; Waldemar Font, Cuba, def. Mikhail Anazin, Russia, 12-3.

60 kg

Jacob Hudson, United States, def. Kee-Duk Kwon, Korea, 8-0; Aleksandr Leonov, Russia, def. Norman Schuster, Germany, 12-0.

67 kg

Miguel Espino, United States, def. Neil Gough, Ireland, 5-2; Andrei Mishin, Russia, def. Guillermo Saputo, Argentina, 5-0.

75 kg

Randy Griffin, United States, def. Jean-Paul Mendy, France, referee stops contest; Dmitri Strelchinin, Russia, def. Harald Geissler, Germany, 8-3.

91 kg

DaVarryl Williamson, United States, def. Giocachino Mocerino, Italy, referee stops contest due to headblows; Igor Kshinin, Russia, def. Mark Simmons, Canada, DQ.

Session 2

48 kg

Maikro Romero, Cuba, def. Brian Viloria, United States, 11-3; Sergei Kazakov, Russia, def. Oleg Kiryukhin, Ukraine, 6-6 (tiebreak 1).

54 kg

Jose Santa Cruz, United States, def. Myrko Schade, Germany, 10-0; Timur Tulyakov, Uzbekistan, def. Raimkul Malakhbekov, Russia, 5-4.

60 kg

Mario Kindelan, Cuba, def. Sergio De La Torre, United States, 13-3; Aleksandr Maletin, Russia, def. Tumentsetseg Ultumen, Mongolia, referee stopped contest.

67 kg

Larry Mosely, United States, def. Serei Dzinkziruk, Ukraine, 6-3; Roberto Guerra, Cuba, def. Timur Gaidalov, Russia, 11-5.

75 kg

Dilshad Yarbekov, Uzbekistan, def. Arthur Palac, United States, 10-5; Ariel Hernandez, Cuba, def. Denis Inkin, Russia, referee stops contest due to injury.

91 kg

Malcolm Tann, United States, def. Stanley McClain, United States, 8-2; Felix Savon, Cuba, def. Dmitri Gerasimov, Russia, 11-2, referee stops contest.

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TENNIS

Night Doubles

At Kailua Racquet Club

First quarter

First round: Scott Aquino-Chad Shibuya def. Albie Dreith-Stanford Oshima, 6-1, 6-0.

Second round: Chanon Alcon-Myles Uyema def. Bryan Ayakawa-Toshi Kojo, 6-0, 6-1; S. Aquino-C. Shibuya def. Michael Heisler-Johnny Kop, 7-6 (6), 6-1; Stacy Matsuda-Wilston Poon def. Tak Ishigaki-Kevin Unemori, 6-1, 6-3.

Second quarter

Second round: Art Lambert-Tony Wilson def. Larry Cox-Anthony Look, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3; Lawrence Lowe-Bruce Nagel def. Blake Leong-Dane Story, 6-0, 6-1; Gary Sakuma-Aaron Yamato def. Ennis Hida-Mike Park, 6-3, 1-6, 7-5.

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SAILING

Na Holo Kai

Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Race

From Oahu to Kauai

Final results

With canoe, captain, island and elapsed finishing time

1. Tui Tonga, Jimmy Jasper, Kauai, 5:44:20. 2. Makakoa, Cappy Sheely, Maui, 5:49:23. 3. Makani He'e Nalu, Sale Potts, Kauai, 5:52:54. 4. Kahiau, Mike Kincaid, Oahu, 5:55:00. 5. Nalu, Marvin Otsuji, Kauai, 5:55:38. 6. Holomoana, Nick Beck, Kauai, 6:03:35.

7. La'amaomao, Matt Buckman, Oahu, 6:04:39. 8. Ikaika, Ikaika Kincaid, Oahu, 6:12:01. 9. Ke Ala Kawika O Ke Kai, Pia Aluli, Maui, 6:25:04. 10. Koa E Ula, Tim Wood, Hawaii, 6:32:22. 11. Waipualele, Mark Simmons, Maui, 6:43:12. 12. Moa'e Ku, Nakoa Prejean, Oahu, 6:53:40.

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GOLF

Golf Team Hawaii

Par 3 Tournament

At Hickam Course

Saturday's results

Individual leaders

12 years and over--1. Bronson Kalilikane, 32. 2. Matt Maeda, 36. 3. Chase Cholukote, 37. 4. Booth Kiyota, 37. 5. Alan Austin, 38. 6. Randahl Matsuno, 38. 7. Marcus Miyashiro, 38. 8. Christian Ferry, 39. 9. Kaimana Robinson, 40. 10. Denson Young, 40.

10-11--1. Kurt Nino, 36. 2. Jordan Shiraki, 37. 3. Jong Kim, 38. 4. Miles Presnell, 39. 5. Dane Serikaku, 40. 6. Chris Hodges, 40. 7. Nolan Mun, 40. 8. Casey Kimura, 40. 9. Nicole Enos, 42. 10. Tate Ikehara, 42.

8-9--1. Travis Inouye, 35. 2. David Choy, 41. 3. Dustin Kimura, 42. 4. Brian Surell, 44. 5. Christopher Chun, 44. 6. Kyle Nitta, 44. 7. Micah Cruz, 46. 8. Nicholas Leal, 48. 9. Brittany Austin, 56. 10. Riley Fujisaki, 59.

7 and under--1. Kekoa McBride, 44. 2. Kayla Nakayama, 50. 3. Keenan Paulos, 58.

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OJGA

At Ted Makalena Course

First round leaders

Boys 15-17

Jared Nakata39-34--73

Kevin Fong38-36--74

Blaine Lee38-36--74

Greg Ono39-35--74

Bryan Archpru35-40--75

Justin Fuentes39-38--77

Blaine Jasmin39-38--77

Jeff Takemoto39-38--77

Craig Watanabe35-42--77

Kuakapu Hewett41-37--78

Joey Itagaki39-39--78

Brennan Owan39-39--78

Greg Takahashi42-36--78

Boys 13-14

Matthew Ma36-36--72

Pomaikai Shishido37-35--72

Steven Nguyen41-33--74

Earl Medeiros37-38--75

Grant Yasui39-36--75

Eric Fong36-40--76

Chris Kobayashi39-37--76

Koa Furtado38-40--78

Bryce Tanaka40-39--79

Andrew Ching39-42--81

Brandon Lee42-39--81

Girls 15-17

Jaime Yoshimura40-37--77

Jaime Ige42-39--81

Mari Kotake42-41--83

Bobbie Arakawa44-44--88

Jasmine Ornellas46-46--92

Kimberly Sakai49-46--95

Girls 13-14

Darene Matsuoka42-38--80

Ayumi Hori41-43--84

Angela Apelu47-40--87

Kae Kawarazaki45-42--87

Andrea Souza45-43--88

Kari Sur47-42--89

Jenna Seki47-46--93

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BOWLING

Junior Championship

At Aiea Bowl

Boys

Championship--James Kushner, Calif., def. Jason Kuromoto, Aiea, 246-210.

Stepladder playoffs--Chad Lane, Calif., def. Aaron Teague, Leeward, 218-205; Scott Horie, Leeward, def. Lane, 226-190; Kuromoto def. Horie, 256-192.

30 game totals--1. Kushner, Bowl-O-Drome Calif., 6,894. 2. Kuromoto, Aiea Whiz Kids, 6,802. 3. Horie, Leeward Juniors, 6,745. 4. Lane, Harley's Simi Bowl Calif., 6,671. 5. Teague, Leeward Juniors, 6,637. 6. T.C. Giberson, Canoga Park Bowl Calif., 6,635. 7. Grant Nakaoka, Aiea Whiz Kids, 6,609. 8. Fero Williams, Holiday Bowl Calif., 6,604. 9. Garin Nakaoka, Aiea Whiz Kids, 6,595. 10. Keith Odette, Leeward Juniors, 6,582. 11. Bryan Yanagihara, Bowl-0-Drome Hawaii, 6,570. 12. Jason Theodorson, Aiea Whiz Kids, 6,555.

Most outstanding award--Kushner.

300 game--Dennis Blackman, Harley's Simi Bowl Calif.

Girls

Championship--Jackie Edwards, Calif., def. Missy Belinder, Calif., 203-182.

Stepladder playoffs--Brandi Chrisman, Calif., def. Christina Wickey, Calif., 224-189; Chrisman def. Jolene Etem, Calif., 184-171; Belinder def. Chrisman, 214-187.

30 game totals--1. Edwards, Harley's Simi Bowl Calif., 6,957. 2. Belinder, Harley's Simi Bowl Calif., 6,475. 3. Etem, San Diego Jr. All-Stars, 6,389. 4. Wickey, Harley's Simi Bowl Calif., 6,203. 5. Chrisman, Harley's Simi Bowl Calif., 5,964. 6. Holly Hoopii, Waialae Hawaii, 5,943. 7. Lisa Nissen, San Diego, 5,879. 8. Robyn Ichimasa, Lihue Bowling Center, 5,862. 9. Aimee Gomez, Bowl-O-Drome Calif., 5,849. 10. Laura Matsushima, Barbers Point Juniors, 5,798. 11. Shauna Nitta, Barbers Point Juniors, 5,714. 12. Rika Tanaka, Esaki Glico Japan, 5,684.

Most outstanding award--Edwards.

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