A round of golf for three at San Francisco's Olympic Club, which was the site of this year's U.S. Open, will be one of the items to bid on at the third annual Murphy's Rainbow Pigskin Pigout fund raiser, tomorrow night at Murphy's Bar and Grill. Olympic Club round
of golf up for auctionThe Olympic Golf Club Dream Adventure includes round-tip airfare for three, hotel accommodations, lunch at the Olympic Club and dinner at San Francisco's North Beach Restaurant.
The trip is one of more than 150 items to be put to auction. Proceeds go to help fund the UH football team training table.
Tickets for the Pigskin Pigout are $75 and include dinner, beverages and entertainment.
Call Murphy's at 531-0422 or Ray Sweeney at 533-0033 for information.
MILO TURNS PRO: Former University of Hawaii volleyball player Naveh Milo has signed a contract with Kiriat Ata, a professional team in his native Israel.
Milo and former UH teammate Yuval Katz are training with the Israeli national team, preparing for the European Championships qualifying tournament. Milo will begin his pro career in October.
TILLIS PLAYER OF WEEK: Mike Tillis, the quarterback for the Honolulu Hurricanes, was named Offensive Player of the Week by the Professional Indoor Football League yesterday.
Tillis led the Hurricane to a 42-12 victory over the Utah Catzz last Saturday. He passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as Honolulu improved to 6-7.
The Hurricane end their season Sunday with a 7 p.m. game against the first-place Louisiana Bayou Beast (12-1), at Blaisdell Arena.
AIEA ADVANCES: Aiea eliminated Molokai, 7-1, yesterday to advance to today's championship game of the State Little League baseball final for the major division (ages 11-12).
Aiea will face undefeated Waipio in the 4 p.m. game at Pearl City Recreation Center field. Should Aiea win, it would force a second game to determine Hawaii's entrant into the regional tournament next month in San Bernardino, Calif.
HAWAII TEAMS SIXTH: Both the boys' and girls' teams representing Hawaii in the Junior America's Cup were in sixth place after the first day of competition.
The boys, with a combined score of 222, trailed leader British Columbia by six strokes at Scottsdale, Ariz. James Seki Jr. shot a 71, followed by Landon Chang (75), Jaime Matsumura (76) and Kellen-Floyd Asao (77).
The girls, at 238, were six strokes behind first-place Northern California. Dawn Miyashiro shot a 75, followed by Shayna Miyajima (81), Whitney Asao (82) and Merynn Ito (91).
In individual girls' play, Miyashiro was in fifth place, five strokes behind Lorena Ochoa of Mexico.
MOVERS LOSE: Scooter Martines had two hits and scored two runs but the Hawaii Island Movers lost, 3-2, to Kitakyushu of Japan in a baseball exhibition game yesterday at Rainbow Stadium.
NO MARLIN: For the second straight day, no qualifying marlin were caught in the Hawaiian International Billfish Association's Pro-Am tournament off the Kona coast of the Big Island.
Walter Simpson of the Schuylkill River Game Fishing Club caught the day's only marlin, which was under the 200-pound limit and was tagged and released.