Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Thursday, June 24, 1999

CALENDAR

Today

Baseball

American Legion: Sabers vs. Windward, 4:30 p.m., Waipahu vs. West Oahu, follows, Hans L'Orange Park.

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Tomorrow

Baseball

American Legion: Hawaii Kai vs. Leilehua, 4:30 p.m., Castle vs. Kalani, follows, Hans L'Orange Park.

Basketball

NCAA Summer League: Hawaiian Super Prix vs. Electricians Hawaii, 6 p.m.; Kahala Suns vs. Gaspro, 7:30 p.m., at Kaimuki H.S. gym.

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LIST

Holding Their Own

Most years as Major League Baseball's career leaders

1. Games - Ty Cobb, 48 years (1926-73)

2. At bats- Cobb, 48 years (1926-73)

3. Runs - Cobb, 74 years (1925-98)

4. Hits - Cobb, 62 years (1923-84)

5. Doubles - Tris Speaker, 74 years (1925-98)

6. Triples - Sam Crawford, 86 years (1913-98)

7. Home runs - Babe Ruth, 53 years (1921-73)

8. RBI - Ruth, 42 years (1933-74)

Source: World Features Syndicate

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BASKETBALL

Kaneohe 40 and over

At Kaneohe District Park Gym

Championship game

Sakuma's 42, Kaneohe 39

High scorers-Sak: Kali Watson 15, Jason Takushi 11.

Third place

Reds 59, Business Network 57

High scorers-Reds: Rocky Sauer 23, Chris Johnson 16; BN: Harry Abasiale 23, Barrett Anderson 10.

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BASEBALL

Best in the West

At Hans L'Orange Park
Yesterday's results

West Oahu 11, American Samoa 1

West Oahu 10, Pinole (Calif.) 7

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BICYCLING

Kapahulu Kriterium Race

Saturday's results

USCF senior men-1. Osler Manuel; 2. John Boyd; 3. Thomas Novikoff.

First-timer women (over 40)-1. Wendy Minoa.

USCF woman (all)-1. Patricia Choo; 2. Michele Foster; 3. Michele Smith.

USCF senior men-1. Ray Brust; 2. Alika Chee; 3. Lee Brown.

USCF masters men-1. Steve Foster; 2. John Girmsey; 3. Jonathan Lott.

First-timer men (39 and under)-1. Florentino Espiritu; 2. Robert Lee; 3. Alex Boyd.

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GOLF

U.S. Amatuer Public Links

At Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M.

Second-round leaders

Jenna Daniels70-67--137
Dorothy Delasin74-73--147
Natalie Gulbis74-73--147
Summerset Lovett72-77--149
Angela Stanford74-75--149
Shannon Ingalls74-75--149
Angie Yoon5-75--150
Stacy Rambin73-77--150
Allison Johnson74-77--151
Becky Lucidi77-74--151
Jill Gomric,73-78--151
Kelly Schaub74-77--151
Carrie Summerhays73-79--152
Sue Billek-Nyhus78-74--152
Amy Spooner-Johnson78-75--153
Laura Lara73-80--153
Brittany Straza78-76--154
Susan Tessary 76-78--154
Andrea Meeker79-76--155
Debra Schwoyer81-74--155
Barbara Lilley83-72--155
Patricia Frohna77-78--155
Hisa Ohmori, 80-75--155
Cheryl Musser78-78--156
Janell Howland80-76--156
Salley Wessels78-78--156
Jody Niemann82-74--156
Kylie Pratt79-77--156
Kimberly Kindig74-83--157
Joey Ordway81-76--157
Amie Lehman78-79--157
Dianne Overstreet78-79--157
Jo Jo Robertson80-77--157
Kristy Kortuem78-79--157

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Local aces

Mike Sugioka, Honolulu, No. 7, 149 yards, 9-iron, Pali course, June 20.

Lynn Oshiyama, Honolulu, No. 5, 178 yards, 5-wood, Ala Wai course, June 20.

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BOXING

WBC ratings

Americans unless noted

Heavyweight (over 190 pounds)
Champion: Lennox Lewis, Britain. 1. John Ruiz; 2. David Tua, New Zealand; 3. Mike Grant; 4. Zeljko Mavrovic, Croatia; 5. Larry Donald.

Cruiserweight (190 pounds)
Champion: Juan Carlos Gomez, Cuba-Germany; 1. Dale Brown, Canada; 2. Ramon Garbey, Cuba; 3. Saul Montana, Mexico; 4. Marcelo Dominguez, Argentina; 5. Terry Dunstan, Britain.

Light Heavyweight (175 pounds)
Champion: Roy Jones; Interim Champion: Graziano Rocchigiani, Germany; 1. Michael Nunn; 2. Montell Griffin; 3. David Telesco; 4. Hisashi Teraji, Japan; 5. Mohammed Siluvangi, France.

Super Middleweight (168 pounds)
Champion: Richie Woodhall, Britain; 1. Glenn Catley, Britain; 2. Eric Lucas, Canada; 3. Thomas Tate; 4. Bruno Girard, France; 5. David Starie, Britain.

Middleweight (160 pounds)
Champion: Keith Holmes; 1. Robert McCracken, Britain; 2. Antwun Echols; 3. Hassine Cherifi, France; 4. Kevin Palmer; 5. Giovanni Petrorius, South Africa.

Super Welterweight (154 pounds)
Champion: Francisco J; Castillejo, Spain; 1, Tony Marshall; 2. Mamadou Thiam, France; 3. Keith Mullings, Britain; 4. Laurent Boudounni, France; 5. Anthony Jones.

Welterweight (147 pounds)
Champion: Oscar De La Hoya; 1, Derell Coley; 2. Shannan Taylor, Australia; 3. Ike Quartey, Ghana; 4. Vernon Forrest; 5. Nicolas Cervera, Colombia.

Super Lightweight (140 pounds)
Champion: Konstantin Tszyu, Australia; 1, Miguel Angel Gonzalez, Mexico; 2. Julio Cesar Chavez, Mexico; 3. Lawrence Ngobeni, South Africa; 4. Diobelys Hurtado, Cuba; 5. Orday Urkal, Turkey-Germany.

Lightweight (135 pounds)
Champion: Steve Johnston; 1, Billy Schwer, Britain; 2. Cesar Bazan, Mexico; 3. Daomai Sithkodam, Thailand; 4. Hiroyuki Sakamoto, Japan; 5. Lovemore Ndou, South Africa.

Super Featherweight (130 pounds)
Champion: Floyd Mayweather; 1. Jesus Chavez, Mexico; 2. Goyo Vargas, Mexico; 3. Derrick Gaynor; 4. Sirmongkof Singmanassuk, Thailand; 5. Kengo Nagashima, Japan.

Featherweight (126 pounds)
Champion: Cesar Soto, Mexico; 1. Juan Manuel Marquez, Mexico; 2. Luisito Espinoza, Philippines; 3. Takeo Imaoka, Japan; 4. Guty Espadas, Mexico; 5. Injihn Chia, South Korea.

Super Bantamweight (122 pounds)
Champion: Erik Morales, Mexico; 1. Reynante Jamili, Philippines; 2. Wayne McCullough, Ireland; 3. Michael Brodie, Britain; 4. Aristed Clayton; 5. Willie Jorrin.

Bantamweight (118 pounds)
Champion: Veeraphol Sahaprom, Thailand; 1. Adan Vargas, Mexico; 2. Dario Azuaga, Paraguay; 3. Joichiro Tatsuyoshi, Japan; 4. Hugo Dianzo, Mexico; 5. Cuauhtemoc Gomez.

Super Flyweight (115 pounds)
Champion: Injoo Cho, South Korea; 1. Gerry Penalosa, Philippines; 2. Luis Bolano, Colombia; 3. Joel Luna Zarate, Mexico; 4. Akihiko Nago, Japan, 5. Eric Morel.

Flyweight (112 pounds)
Champion: Manny Pacquiao, Philippines; 1. Chatchai Sasakul, Thailand; 2. David Guerault, France; 3. Alex Baba, Ghana; 4. Oscar Arciniega, Mexico; 5. Gabriel Mira, Mexico.

Light Flyweight (108 pounds)
Champion: Saman Sorjaturong, Thailand; 1. Yosam Choi, South Korea; 2. Rosendo Alvarez, Nicaragua; 3. Melchor Cob Castro, Mexico; 4. Hidenobu Honda, Japan; 5. Osvaldo Guerrero, Mexico.

Strawweight (105 pounds)
Champion: Ricardo Lopez, Mexico; Wandee Chor Chareon, Thailand; 1. Jose Antonio Aguirre, Mexico; 2. Andy Tabanas, Philippines; 3. Daniel Reyes, Colombia; 4. Luis Lazarte, Argentina; 5. Saturo Abe, Japan.

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SOCCER

HYSA Far West Regionals

At San Bernadino, Calif.

Under 12
Boys: Kapaa 3, Oregon 1; Girls: Leahi 2, New Mexico 1 (PK)

Under 13
Boys: Volcanoes 7, Montana 1; Girls: Bulls 86 1, Idaho 0

Under 14
Boys: Cal-North def. Bulls (score not reported); Girls: Colorado 4, Kailua 85 0

At Bakersfield, Calif.

Under 16
Boys: New Mexico 4, Mililani Strikers 3; Girls: Kailua 83 4, Nevada 0

Under 17
Boys: Unified Aces 13, Wyoming 0; Girls: Colorado 2, Leahi 82 1

Under 18
Boys: Bulls 12, Alaska 0

Under 19
Boys: Cal-South 8, Pookela 0

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FOOTBALL

IPFL standings

Through June 19

			W	L	PF	PA
Texas Terminators	9	1	427	250
Hawaii Hammerheads	6	4	392	372
Idaho Stallions		4	6	369	401
Mississippi Fire Dogs	4	6	349	316
Rocky Mountain Thunder	4	6	337	411
Louisiana Bayou Beast	3	7	317	437

Last week's results
Texas 42. Idaho 19
Hawaii 48, Rocky Mountain 44
Mississippi 59, Louisiana 19

This week's games
Hawaii at Rocky Mountain (June 26)
Texas at Mississippi (June 27)

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