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BALBOA: -Theie WU no
I word Oil the ci:md.itioll of a Bell
OWl<ns woman · Swlday niabt
after she wu knocbd OYer bf
an S.fool wave ln the aurf near
Balboa Pier, lifeauard and rn
offtciak said~ .
Lara Maninc:r. 27, wu re-
poncdly playing In 1hc -•r'•
cdae when •. lqe wave broke
on the shore and knocked her
IO·lhc IJOllnd. Slid Medic Oil!
. Ocddis o/ '1hc Newport Bcoch
Fire Department. Wltneaa
and Newport lifeauards rid.ins
by in a Jeep helped 1he woman
out ol 1hc water. She com-.
pllhlod o/ nedt and bode polo
and .~ from lhc oedt.
down. She WU lUcn 10 Haq
HOlpital where she WU It.ill
beiq UUlcd iD ·lM emcr)CDCY
l'OOlll lite SundaJ.
Manincz:'1 injwy brinp tbc
number of ne<:k injury cuea lO
four in a week. Offtcials uJd
neck injuries were at a reoard
blah for IM IWllJn<r. Waws
were reported to be powiAa u
hiah 11 M foot oil 1hc COlll
Sullday .... ning by llfcguanh.
Olllciab apcc1cd aur! IO re-
main blah !Oday.
-llr lll•nd• MdM4
cosrAMESA Fuec1.a1"1
~·llale
more 111111hine for ·
today, but thot's
whai they said b>ut the weelcencf, T empe001reS
around 75 degiees this
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Sa WMlll«, AZ
Police purs--e ,hijacked OCTD bus
1J11> No one injured In. high-speed
chase of bus, wlilch hit building
after bus drtver, passenger escaped .
~--,SIOl-(:q~ A MESA -A 111nsicnt was ar1cstcd
Suacby mom~ in Sai:a J~ Capistrano 1flcr
be aUcsed)y hijick.cd an OCTO bus from its
kical route on 17th Succt, leading police on a
biah spet:d chuc down locaJ streets ind along
the freeways.
The hijack.in& occurrcd shortly after 10 a.m.
when Eugene LI Porte, 34, rcponedly s1epped
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on bus number 3019 at an Irvine Avenue slop
in front of Newport Harbor Hi&h School. Po-
lice S4id as 1he bus followed il' route down
East 17th Street, La Pone allegedly ap-
proached the bus drive r wilh a rock and cs.ten·
sion cord, threa1ening 10 strangle him.
business' amstant manager who asked to re ·
· main anoAymous. "We 1old him to gc1 out of
here and he got K:.ared, thrust the bus into full
throttle and 1ore 1he Stdc or the buildin1 wit h
the bus." ·
ThC ttSSistan1 manager S3id he and his staff
had seen the ·s1apcct 10 minutes e:arl ier when
he reportedly entered the business mut1ering
~'Ords th~ "devil" and ''666.'' Witneucs de·
scribed La Porte as the S3mc man who re-
turned 10 the business driv1n1t the bus.
The drive r and one unidentified pa~nger
immediately got off the bw and the suspect
drove away, uid Sg1. Gary McErl:1in of the
Costa Mesa Police Department.
La Porlc allegedly drove the bui; to 1he Tex·
3CO Express Lube :11 the corner of San1a Ana
Avenue and 17th 1.1.·hcre he maneu,·ercd the
bus into the business' small lot in 1hc back.
"He uid something like, 'My mom told me
to take the bus, )() I did · " the assistanl mi.n.
ager Solid.
.. He asked if we wanted a ride," said the See BUS/4
Bounty hunters
catch the ire ..
ol local police
... In town to track down a fugitive , two
Missouri men are arrested on we apons
charges ; the ensuing scuffle leads to lawsu it.
By loriAnn 8~. SW! 'f.'rtet.
COSTA f\.1ESA -Before 73-)ear-old Joe Ro!tt: hunl·
crs dO'oVn to cntch a cn1n1nal, the P.1 issoun boun1y hunter
makes sufc 10 )IOW ::i ~.i .... ed-off sho1gun 1n 1he 1runl of
his car. ·
Like a busineum.111 .. 11h hb American E.'prtsl> cird,
he simply 'ft'On't le3\~ home \11Hhou1 11
.. I hunt murderers, armed robbers. dope dealer) and
everything cl)C under the )Un," R~e i.a1iJ. "H'cll. yeah I
carry a gun."
And in the 37 )·eafj Rose hai. hun1ed men, hr ne"t'r
onCc w;it-d1sarmcd -until a
run in --..;th the-C°ml3 Me1s
Police Departmen1 on Molh·
cr's Day \ll t ekend, 1990. ''
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The S~nd Tribe, from left Mike 9W, Nick c;uper, S~m Bohart and Er ik Seidengl.in~ work on s.ind sculpture of sc• creatures that won the contest.
Firs1 they 16ok his s::i .... ed·
off sho1gun from the trunk.
And then the loaded pistol
hidden under the fron1 seal.
And the loaded handgun
tucked under the b:ack .sent.
And the leg sh:;ack.les. And
the hnndcuffs. A nd the
mace. And 1he biUy club.
And finally his freedom
Rose and 36·ye :i.r-olJ
partner Bob Christie ...,ere
arrested for c:i.rl)1ng con·
cealcd ...,·capons and dri,,·1ng
a look-alike p-.:>licc car
equipped wi1h red nash1n'
hghts.
I hunt murd erers,
armed robbers,
dope dealers and
everyth ing else
under the su~,
Hell , yeah I carry a
Surf, sand and sea monsters
Neighborhood kids win Sand Castle contest during Newport SeaFest
llJ-Mcleod, --
NEWPORT BEACH -When they
arc not building sand castles. the Sand
Tribe from Corona dcl Mar are riding
around on in-line skate, building tree
houses end breaking their~· IS.
Sand Tribe is ciaht neigh hood
youoptcrs who have played t tbcr
all summer long. But this au er
ended wi1h more than the memories of
just a few areat Illy .,..,._ '\be &JOUP
won a first place.award out or 13 ·
entries ror lhe best. relay division inJbe
Newport SeaFest's Sand CUtle contest.
An excited uyes'' and a victory wave
was all Mike Kai, 10, could mllltcr Cor bis
group's accom plishnicnt,
"We practk:ed rour timea dwina the
summer," said Erik SeidenaJanz, 13, ol
Corona dcl Mar and also one or the elcht
mcmben or Sand Tribe.
Their crea1ion was a areen aea _,
and Its babies swimmina in a briPt blue
"San Jooquln TROl.L -~ wu p>rl ol lho conlost.
ocean. A a.imllar creation -just the sea
monster mother -alto earned Slllld Tribe.
Ont place in the children's division this
summer II the Imperial beach sand
'IC'!lptina contest in San Dieao.
It took l'liO hows ID erect the sculpture
1llina •mple toots: Shovels, buckets and
brooma lald tbe Coundation for the sand
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and water concoction. Then
biodegradable food coloring and a littl e
glue provided the green and blue
colors. The scales were sculp1ed out
with fast food cups.
The group, which ranges in age from
9-13 years old, were coached by Erik's
mother, Cheryl Miller.
"They have a good time and 1hey
learn about teamwork," Mille r said.
"They all get along well. Fo r them il's
fun. If it wasn't fun , they would n't do
it ...
' Other winners included the ninth
&r11<ie''Dlltl,odcrs from Cos11 Mesa's
National 'Charity League and the 30th
S1ree1 Archi1cc1s fiom Newport Beach.
The contest wnippcd up the opening
weekend of the Newpon ScaF .. i, which
dcspl1e overcast weather, seemed 10 attr1ct
many on-lookers to 1he six events, said
BaJbua de Doom, spokeswo man for .the
fest .
What Costa ~IC'sa polu:c
didn't know, was that ROM"
is con~idered somewh::it of n
gun,
'' JOE llOSE
"big fish " \ll'llh l:i..,. enforcement back 1n his ho.>me1i.w.n o{
Ncv-ada, ~10.
Semi-retired from the munhunung bus1nc ("I ..,.ant 10
do a li1tle fish ing before I get too .... eak to pull une ou1},"
Rf.b.C is ~till ;i rei.pcctc:d pn,,·:.te 1n\C' tig:.1tor 1n Nc"ada.
tt.·1o ., a 10....n of abou.1 10.000 !oOIT'IC 100 mile~ wuth of
K:1nps C'il).
In add11ion 10 hundreds of cr1m1na.lti, he uncc reCO\'·
ered 198 hc:id of itolcn c.attlc. Even ~hchclc Vadon. an
attorney repreJCnting the c11y 1n this case, concedes Rose
.. has quite a rcpu121ion," srnong Missouri lawmtn. ' "I donate my JCMces 10 help take crippled kids to lhc
Shriner's hospi1al 100 miles a'o\'2)' at my OW'n expense,"
Rosc said.
Bui what Rau docs best is help sheriffs trad: cr1m·
inah who jump state hncs before !heir b&& day in coun.
On Ma"j l2. 1990. he and Chnst.it-were in ~ta Jw1e.u
huntinJ down a fuaitiYC for car the(\, •
Upon arrMns in 0.ta Mcp_ 1he men mimedjatcly
di'Olt-c to the polio: stahon to announce their presence~
lhow their w1mn1s and requ«i u.Nu,nce In brinaina
the criminal back hoim. •
"l always So 10 the police dc:panmcnt rint and let •cm
know wt.al I'm doina, • -Aid. ·1-.. bun doinc ~ all
ewer 1he country roe 37 ycan ud tbe police haw alw1ys
have heJptd JM OUL.,
Not tbi tim~ About the lime Rote ihowcd up, O.ta
Mesa police wc:rc on I.ht phone with 1 iow 1rucl drlvcr
who bod called IO 119 1 hem oil about a C011ple ol
avys ridioa around io a basuJ pauol car.
The tone •as Kl. The miftu1c ROM ltld Chnstic inlf'Oo
See IOUNTY HUNTI:llS/4
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Jocularity gene
• s.eparates seniors
from th_e grumps
W ilh all our remarkable mcdtcal advances.,
scicntis\s still haven't isolltCd and
identified the humor gene. It's probably
clownin' around in some ridiculous place like the
kneecaps instead or the frontal lobes. .
Many people dismiss humor as a mere JOkc,
arguing that 5Cientists should be ~
looking for somethinJ practical
like money-making enzymes.
Unfortunately, 1hc importance or
a comic gene is greatly
under-estimated -especially by
those who need it most. Humor is
one of nature's most powerful
endorphins against a varic1y of
pains; from pompous bores to
burcaucra1ic bumblers. More
'importanliy, it orfers instant relief
ngai nst a virulent anack of taking
youflelf too seriously, an afOiction
pharmaceutical houses haven't
been able to cure. And if they
did, the price alone would wipe the smile off you r
face.
Humor's greatest gift: ft fine-tunes your
perceptions. cn1bling you to savor life's absurditie1.
those morsels of comic incon.@ruilies th11 save your
day.
Despite its
virtues, wit
remains an
elusi,i.oe and
fragile gift. J1 's
not an integral
part of
e\·cryonc's
DNA. Some
righteous souls
arc born
without lhe
gene. or worse,
a defective one thal generates puns. However,
these glum folks rind gainful employment as bank
loan officers. morticia ns, bill collectors, and l.R.S.
inves1iga1ors.
\Vhile humor is inherited rather than acquired,
occasionally a .Jolly Jack pops up like
Jack·in·lhe·Box in a totally square family with no
black sheep, or Liberals. Invariably this is a genetic
throwback to some sport who ran away from home
and became the King of Burlesque. His escapades
prebably tossed the family out of the Chagrin Falls
Soc:i<ll Register for good.
A comp<lrable dilemma occurs when two jolly,
fun-loving parents gi\'c birth to a s1uffy, humorless
kid. The parents must not only leap the
Gcner:ition G<lp, but parachute across the humor
chasm.
Once this Jocul3r Gene is identified, it will t>e a
towering achievement ror mankind in improving
the quality of lire. The miracle of aenetic
engineering will insure everyone enjoys a protective
shield against the slings, and arrows, and bores of
outrageous ron unc. I hope Hillary's new heallh
progr<lm will cover this vital service.
Non·loxic, rast acting, and available wi1hout a
prescription, humor is the perfect pain reliever.
But it has one drawback. lt'1 addictive. The older
you get, the more you need. I find myself running
low on laughs at the end of the day when
everything is screaming for a1tention -from my
ill ·mannercd, fiery hemorrhoids 10 our four-fooled,
spoiled daughter howling for a walk. At this
moment the smoke detector scrc1ms, signaling that
dinner is burned and ready to serve.
\Vhen things arc so bad they're funny, the
emergency passes.
It must be 1ough going through old age Cold
Turkey and having to take the whole thing
seriously. Humor is not the Milk of Human
Kindness. It's the Champagne!
1 N•ncy Afc/ntyrT'• column •ppt•n rYtry
!t1onday. lllusrnrlon ti~ Bill !tfdalTft.
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MANAGING EDITOl STE\111 MAllLI. 540-1224, -. l6l
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Issues and answers for today's senior citizens
s·he is the
Grandmommy·
of the·m··au
.... As she turns 90, former actress
remembers her national campaign
for Grandparents Day.
By Russ I.Dal. Stall -
his Grandparents Day was a milcs1onc
for great-grandmother Terri Blake
who turned 90 on Saturday and
celebrated the 1Sth annivenary of the
national holiday she created.
lt was war back in 1955 when the
Conner movie .and television actress
first began her campaign to create a
National Grandmothers Day, \thich she later
changed 10 include all gr1ndparen1s. ~-
Standing on the corner of Hollywood and Vine.
Blake began her quest by collecting signatures on a
SO-foot scroll. That same year, she took a pcti1ion
with 4,000 signatures in support of the idea to
.Washington D.C. in hopes of copvincing President
Dwight Eiser.ho-.'ter to !:nd bis 5Up"port.
But it was not until 1978 and the presidency of
Jimmy Carter that her efforts were rewarded. After
23 ycan of campaigning const to cout, Congress
finally passed 1 bill and Carter signed Na1ional
GrllDdparenLS Day into Jaw, to fall on the first
Sunday after Labor Day.
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'' Fill your life
with as much
beauty and
ex~rienees of
joy that yciu
can, so when
yo,u get older
you can pull
out the
memories.
Nobody can
take them
from you.
'' TIMllME
Al l•fi,
Terri 11.Ue,
foundorof
Grandparents
D;ay, wil~
...,~
Joy"""·
"In Cbicag~. 1 was goiriJ to go around dressed up
like 1 thought a ·nice grandma should look like,"
Blake says of her early days trying to ~ne.rate
"publicity for the holiday. "The reporters said, 'Hey,
why don't you send home for a bathing suic, you:d
get bccter publicity.' 1 called my husband and said,
'Daddy, send me a bathing· suit.'
"I landed on lhe front p.ago. That's when I
learned. Jn every city I wore a balhing suit and in
every city I was on the front page."
Ul11kc's inspir<l1ion lo honor s.randparenls was
born from her own laci..: of film1!y. She was orphaned
at age 3 and married 111 age 16. At <lge 50 while
caring for her invalid husbnnd. she decided to.
change her life and 1ook St,000 out or her S1''11ng.s
3CC'Ount, using the money 10 buy 1wo ap<lrtmen1s .
and begin what would become a successful career in
real estate dcvelopn1cnt.
c:ar and dri"cs herself around 1own on erninds.
After Blake suffered a t:troke in 1988, she moVed
inlo a retirement home, but she soon m<>Yed out.
"lt·WIS ll 'llo'Ondcrful pike and I m11 ao back
somcd~y. but I don't like regimental JMaa,. • lhc
says. .. 1\-c learned how 10 be independent."
ln 19S7. Blake was dubbed the "World's Most
Glamorous Grandmother" by 1he Hollywood
Chamber of Commerce. That was four years after
she landed her first movie role -at age SO. Blake's
acting career led to roles in. more than a doze!'
movies and appearances on tcleviSion shows such 11
Dennis the Menace and ~ighway Patrol.
Her belief th.at age should never be a barrier to
ambition Jed 10 her writing of the book, "You Can
Do It.'' And the has been recognized in 1he
Congressional Record for her work in support of
eliminating mand<ltory retiremcnfllaws.
She still has a fierce pride in her inde'pcndcnce,
despire 1he raC1 she ha.s 1hree sons, 10 grandchildren
and 12 great-gr<lndchildren -n1:iny of !hem
muendi ng hCr bir1hday parly S:uurday at !he
Newport Beach Country Club.
Bl:ike keep$ busy writina 1 column foe California
·Senior Ci1i1en and she's considcrin& toaking on "a
new cn.retr as a mo1iva1ion1I speaker. She ls
passion:11c ubout break.ins down 1he stueotypcs of
aging. Dt1t she is also concerned about >"°':'~1. ~le
and encoumgcs them not to squander their hvc:s.
"Fill your life wi1h as rhuch bc11u1y and
experiences of joy !hat you C11n, so ¥io'hcn you CCI
older you clln pull out the menlofic5.'' she advises.
"Nobody can t:ike them from you."
Charity pool tOll'ney
South Coast Metro Rotary Club will
ho.st a Charity Pool Tournament at
the Oa.ssic "Q," 4250 Martingale
Way, Newport Beach on Wednesday,
Sepl. 29. Proceeds from the event will
be used to rund club projects includ·
ing a water purification project in
Mexico, Share Our Selves in Costa
Mesa, the Boy Scouts of Amerk11 and
local school projects. The pu,blic is in·
vited to participate. For rescrva1ions,
call Doug Strode at 435-2191 .
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In a surprise prescn1a1ion by Oub
President Bob Penwell, Cal S1ewar1
was named "Exchangite of Year" by
the Exchan1c Oub of Newpor1 Har·
bor. Stewart was club president in
1966-67 and jusl finished 1 three-year
term as club secretary/treasurer, a ;oh
now filled by two members. A very,
surprised, emocional Stewart was given
1 standing ova1ion .
At age 90, she lives alooc in a Cos1a fo,1esa mobile
home. loads her elcc1ric wheelchair on back of her
SERVICE CLUB UPDATE
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Sl.31\ford Uni\-crsi1y senior Rich Lee
returned to 1he Ncy.·por1 -Balboa Ro·
tary Club mec1ing to update club
members on his accomplishmcn1s and
to .pick up 1he final check of h11
S4,000 Ro1ary scholarship. Lee, "ho
will graduate in June wi1h a B.A. in
Human biok>g)-, scored in the 96 pe:r·
cent on the l.SAT in prepnration for
admission to law JC:hoot Oub Presi-
dent Andy Campbell offered the
club's congra1ulations to Lee as he
presented the schol ... ~hip check.
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Newport Beach Sunrise Rot:1ry Club
is markeling their food ca1ering scr·
vice as a major fund raising activity.
They off tr pancake breakrasts. ham·
burger lu~hes, etc. and provide food,
equiA9"1ent and sctvioc to suit 1he
needs of clubs, bu'sinesses and croops.
Cont3ct members Mike Bradford 11
759-1978 or Ry•n Kelly II 9S.S·I 121 .
MEl"flNGS AND PROGRAMS
l'ou ·arc 14~/romc co visit .t service
club, to hear a program, learn more
about the clubs' 11ctivi1ies and to get
invo/\·cd i" sen ice 10 )-our community.
l "UESDA\': ;
7:1S 1.m. -Ncwpor1 Beach S\lnris.c
Rouuy Oub, meeting a1 1hc Balboa
Bay Oub Wr a program by Todd
Ridgeway on "The Changing Face of
Retail Sales.'' -411
6:4S p.m. -Costa t.iesa-Newport
Harbor Lions Oub, at Costa fo.1csa
Country Oub; Jim Gladson or !he Los·
Angeles Mari1ime Institution.
WEDNESDAY'
Noon -Costa Mesn Rotary~Club, ·
meeting at Mesa Verde Counlry Oub,
program by Shawn Steel, discuuing
lhc School c 'hoicc lni1ia1ive.
6:15 p.m. -Nc:wporl·O:Jlboa Rolary
Oub, meetin& 11 1he Newport Beach
Country Oub, proarom by Jerry t.1en·
de.Ison of Drug Abuse is Ufc. Abuse,
discussing .. Drup in 1ht Work Place."
l'llURSDAY'
7:1S a.m. -Sou1h Co:ast Metro Ro-
tary Oub, mce1ing at The Center
Club, program by John Nicoletti dis·
cussing the new Anaheim Arena. .
Nooo -Kiw>inis Oub of Corona dcl
f\i1r, meeting at the Bahia C.Orin1hi1n
Yat:ht Oub, prognm by• spokcspcr·
son for 1he NeY.l)Ort Conservancy.
Noon -Costa Mesa North K.iwtaois
Oub, n1ccting at the Holiday Inn on
Bristol, proa,ram by Steph1ny Snow of
the L.A. R3nts.
Noon -Newport·ltvinc Rotary Oub.
meels 11 the Airportcr Hotel, prograsn
by Waller Henry on ''Heahh."
ll:lS p.m. -The Exchance Oub or
Newpon Harbor, mcetin1 11 Charley
Browns, with Ron Linsky of lhc Irvine
Ranch Water DistriC1 on "Plannin1
for Smarl Wa1er.''
Sff\•ltt Club Upda tt, by Jlnt dt
-Is pub/lsMd ...tty I• Iii< Dall!
l'llol. Submit prt11 rtlt•1n bf FA.¥ to
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iW OW, 1MAG1NS HOW THE
'rllOrt:lrTY VALUE WOULD HAVE
50.UED IP UZ TA\'l.O& HAD
ACIVAU.Y MOVED IN! -Al finl n:poned
tt.rc WcCfncsd•)'. the bubble hu bunt on the
fortollu'• proposed residency at Jtvine Cove.
And now the five·bcdroom house is back on
the block.
Bui the lib hu been revised upward.
Instead of the oriainal
'SS,999,000 uldna price -
rcponedly ncaoUated down '°
SS.2 millior:a -th.la be1chfront
"ru.er-upper' is now beina
listed It $6,7.S0,000.
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DON'T L£r THE KIDS
READ TfflS ITEM (Tia
\Vonllna M17 8c Too
Suaca:tive) -lbcie's.a
handout on hand from the
Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber or Commerce. •-!!"--· toutin1 a .. business
opponunity breakfast" scheduled Sept. 30 1t
John Dominis Restaurant.
The seminar's litle is "Wiping Oul the
C.Ompcti1kln ." And it has this rather ri.squc
1ubtitle, "Kkking the C.Ompctition's
You·Know·Wha1."
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HEllE'S ANOTHER INSTRUCTIONAL
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OR cHUU -Tiie Clol_... w -packel lists 1 lp<tCb Ocl. 6 11 the llllbol
Yldll Cub. futurina ,_ T, llerMJ',
president of VitaTech lnteraalional. It reads:
"After bearina him speak. you will have •
betier wtdcrstandina ol the •Pna proc:eu.. • ~
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AT!VmON AU. TllEASUU SEEKERS . ' . ' . -You may dtseard your old maps. After eight
ye111 ol ~ tbtlr spectoeuilr Treuure
Hunt 11 Ncunao-Marcus, fund-n.ilcn at the
American Diabetes Anociatioa .-cu me they're
switchint thtir venue to Saks Firth Avenue.
No rcllOD wu siven except that tbe Fuhioa
Island &how place "is no k>ftacr 1vtilablc" for
the annual caper.
.._ Hmalq who heads the local chapter,
pref en to wekome the chance whh these .
word&: .. We now-hive Su appeal." -
He happily no\ea tha.t the South Coast Plaza
emporium bu orrered 1 $10,000 shoppin&
spree u grand piiz.e for this year's
extravapnz.a. scheduled Nov. 6. and there'll be
c;ounUeu other rewards--for' lucky
1rusure-secken. Cost or the huntin& license: •
mere SlSS-.
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EGAD, DOES THIS MEAN HE COULD BE
FAMOUS FOR MORE THAN 15 ~UNIJTES?
-Frie nd or mine, who's been undcrgoina all
sorts.RC 1estin15 at local healing center$..
emcr&ed 1he other day with some reassuring
news.
''They're still not sure what the problem is, "
he 11kl. "bu1 there's 1 pd ch.Ince I'll have. a dtsease named after me."
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AND SHE. TOO, SHOULD'\IE GOTT£N A
SECOND OPINION -The abOvc item
reminds me or Lbc time..J p6cked up my mother
at lhc doctor's offw:c, after a lcn&thy
euminatioa. .
And what was 1hc p rofc.uK>nal medical
diqaosis?
.. He lokl me," she said, "that I'm not exactly
a sprin1 chicken."
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AND NOW A urn.E VOX FROM THE
POPUU -If it weren't for helpful rcaden,
we'd probably never know some oC these
lhinp, to wit:
•From Lou A.tlllu, one or Garfs regulars:
".In writing about all the' mov4cs filmed here,
don't forget '"The Ice Palace," starring R1cti1nt ,
Burton, shot ia the e1rly '60s. They turned The
Canne,Y Restaurant into an Alaskan fiShing
village, snow and all."
{I checked .with The Cannery's Diil
uamlllOll, Lou, and tic said lhat was be fo re hi.s
time. My call left him cold.)
• From '-11naa JarobsoB or CoSlll Mesa: "In
your recent visits to the BKk Bay Cafe, did
you ever cneoun1cr 1hc rare and endangered
bird called lhe ligh1·foo1ed clapper rail?"
(NOi to my knowledge, Minna, unless ii was
on 1hc menu.) ,
Jtny Kobrin's rolumn rons !t1ond:ay and
\Vtdatsd.a.r.
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COLl.ISION A\YAltENESS'
The Ne~'por1 Beac:h Library
will present 11 free JectuJe 11
noon on "St:aatd Collision
Awareness: Don'.t Become a
V~im." The lecture wilt f'O'f'Cr ·
how to avoid s1agCd insurance
scams and What 18 look Cor in a
sct·up. For more informouion,
~londay -Pizza or burrito, pc.as
and corn. pears in l1ghr syr up, mil k:
Tuesday -llalian spaghetti w11h
cheese bread slick or bur'rito, s:.lad
wuh blue cheese dressing. :apple
cnsp v.·ith whipped topping, milk·
\\'tdncsday - Brunch for lunch
waffle with bun er '3nd syrup, iau·
..u 6«-3191.
AUJANCE MUTING: The
C.en11al Newport Bcac:h Com·
munity Aslocialion prue.nu 1bc
Newpo rt Co.nscrvancy ind
Newport Talpaycn Allianoe It
7 p.m. at the Newport Be.eh
,Ci ty Council Chambers.
PRJOE AWARDS: Meu Pride
.. 111 bold a breakfast to
cctebra1c its 51h Annual
Neighborhood Prkic Awards
and Co:s:11 Mesa's 40t h
Anniversary 11 the Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Oub at 7:JO
11.m . The ~I is SlO per
person.
~ad )"our ittms .to Arouad
}"own r.dltor, 1bt Dall}' p;Jot,
JJO lf. lla.r ~Sl.,Cost• l f#a,
t1n1.
sage patties, spud buds, &lazed bl ue·
berries. mil k
Thursday -Turkey in Jr1.V)' oYc:r
whipped potatoes or burri10, carro1
sticks wi1 h n1nch dip. watermelon
""'edge, walnut muffin bread. milk.
Friday -Corn dog or burnto,
mixed \Cl:Ctablc~. frc~ irapcs, milk
Sabatm's was ""Ji1aly lmtded
" C!licago "'"' .... !;Is lrot9d
1lle ~ iec.lle lo.' .... -
-Sausage llllm Palermo, llaly n 1he 1930's.
Today, tis ms & pldson
C00111'1Je 10pnMdea~
1T1!tkl al .,_ -food preparod ITesll daily and seasoned
•ill\ 5 gener3lioos al ~ pride.
For RISlf'fllions tall
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!SI Sii!IP!'I' W17 • illwpofl -
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Of course, we'd love it1f you
could cash every race (no really.
we would). Then you 'd be the
world 's greatest handica pper.
fu rlong spnnt for top two year
olds. The stakes are h.igh. m both
mo ney a nd standings. Because
the purse is a guaranteed $250,000
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And Satellite
Wagering fro m
Del Mar would
be the world's
and the out-
co me could
reveal the
best Derby
horses for
., CA.17141 M1 ..... -1MM IPM --Uf
greatest sport-
ing event. A
dream, maybe ..•
WINNING
ISN 'T EVERYTHING.
PLACE AND SHOW
A REN 'T BAD
EITHER . next year.
JOIN 'IHE SKIPPERS CLUB
And Save On Your Electric Bill
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But w e still think that what we
have going here is hard to beat.
Wednesday, September 15th
is closing day at Del Mar. So don't
miss the Del Mar Futurity, a seven
Satellite
Wagering from Del Mar. Ni n e
mo re races to go. And -given all
the wins, places. shows, boxes,
tnfectas, et cetera -about50 more
ways to win.
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dousty tet out to xatdl their car,
Whot thoy fow>d wu ......i -... laws. For
one, look·alille cop can arc .Plnaa the CaJil'ornia
"Chicle code -and concealed io.dcd weapons arc
11Pintt the law.
Rote and Christie Wfrt h1ndcuffcd ind locked
behind bars. \ .
It wun't unlil some 60 hours later when Missouri
lawmen got wind thal some of their boys were. holed
up in. I Coita Men jail 1ha1 police here leai'ncd the
men were lc1itim1tc friends of law cnforcemen1.
The boun1y hun1crs were set Cree. AJI charges
were drOpped. .
· "The feeling w1s tha't they had committed these
crimes in i&norance. so u a matter of professional
courtesy we released them.'' sajd Yadon. "Obviously
they're nol evil pcopJc. They ju.st have 1 different
way or doif'& business in Missouri."
ROK is 1hc first to admit he's from the old
5Chool. But his 37 years in 1he buJineU is au the
more reason he doesn't take too k.indl7 to bein1 ar-
rested on the job. So .shortly after his release, he
and Christie filed a wrongful arrest lawsuit.
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-I -oca...t IO death, They bwnblod -bi& lime ...
f\lrthermcn. ROie maintain&. the arrest cc..e hhn
b...tn... UM! nearly Ilia liCe: He ended •P bciq
uanspotle<I IO tho ._.IAl beeaUle he wu deprived
or his medidnc ror di.be•~ he Mys.
Vedona 11YJ the nceaive: force claims a.re tn·
valid. lh•t Role's blood...,.., tevel re~ was IC>
1ual1y lower while detained than when· he' lch Mis-
souri. ud tbal 1 chroaic buniUs conditioo -not 1
flll -aoooua.ted for OnU1ic'1 sore ahoWdcr. ·
Neverthclct.s. Rose and Chrislie Otw to Co&ta
Mesa ~arJicr this week to suqesc council memben
cut ,· settlement deal be.Core their ca.-.e ps San1a
Ana Federal Coun Sept 20. . ~ "I don' think we c!one·much load. thou&h." Rose
admitted. . ' ·
'"Mr. ROIC operates in the old style:," Vedon'a
uid. "He,thinks you can still go anywhere )'ou want,
shackle someone up.-kidnap th~m aifd dng them
across stale Jines back to Missouri.
"You-"would think a modcm"day bounty hunter
would check into the laws ol 20th Ccnlwy."
BUS
From 1
"Then I realized be was wearing
a bus unifonn and he was scrioU5
and J·c:aJled'9--l·l ror him."
the bus passed the El Toro Y,
McErlain said otfiecrs called in
the Califomil Highway Patrol to
con1inue the pursuit The chase
ended when the driver exited the
freeway at Onega Highw1y where
he psrked the bus a.t the Swal·
law's Inn, nn in, sat down at the
bar and ordered a beer.
Meanwhile, cofCcc drinkers at
Diedrich Coffeehouse got an unu-
sual pick me up when bus driver,
Bryan Patterson, ran inlo lhc
store screaming his bus had been
s1olcn and to call 9·1·1 .
"We ~·Cre really busy like ~·c
usually arc on a Sunday, then all
or a sudden thtre was a man
standing in the middle or the line
saying 'call 9-l -l, my bus has
been. stolen,' " said ~iary John-
son. general manager at Diedrich.
She said an unidcntifted off·
duty firefighter tried to help
Patterson catch up with the diiv·
er, but the pair lost the pursuit.
"He (the driver) was jumping
up and down screaming, 'My
bus!' " Johnson said.
Costa t.iesa Police caught up
with the hijacked bus at 19th
Street and Newport Boulevard
and followed it as the suspect
drove along !he Newport Freeway
to the San Diego Freeway. Once
McErlain said La Porte al-
lecedly struggled with oCfJCCrs
some before his arrest. He 'was
not believed to be intoxicated
during 1he . chase. No ir,iuries
were reported during the inci-
dent. '
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Cllllunl lnt<utlons in On1nae O.P, .... Moalt Priot, ond the
Coun1y opcaed lhek ICUODS. Fri~ c:h1nriint ..... COftlft Ind hus-
doy ... nlna. South Cout Reper" band Ill cOalln !0< tho Celtlvitiet.
eory premiered "Momlnp 1 1 "FauM .. will be perrormcd throuch
SeYeo," In hooor ol SCR•s 30th Septe~r 19tb 11 tho PAC.
season. chaaipape ... ser.'Sd in o·
the k>bby prior IO tl>e petfomo. The boy"""" were "sh;f"'
ance. and folk>wiaa the cu:naiQ. a wr«kcd Cn Ncwpon.~ Th:" s what
post 1hc:ater p1rty atll'lldcd a II.Ip 1hey: called 1htir affair hosted by
and admirina crowd of well wi$h· John Dominis ot Newport Beach
en c:on,:n1ulatina cas1 and crni. to help launch the 7th annuo.I Sea
Foundina anist tbl lMclon Jr. Due Wooden Boat Festival. Cock·
joined the p&.y,1 director Manin tails ind 1 aiknt 1uction ~ere fol·
8e"""1 K«pti"4 _,iades aad • lowed by 1 dinner prepared by th•
eltjoyina 1 late 1aiptsuJSecr ca. resia1.1ran1'1 uec:uuve chef Luse
tcrcd a.round the foun1am frontina Sorentoft. His culiM.ry JitilJ()' t.h.e
1.hc local l•ndmark theatre. -:-.sub;cct of Jmn)' compliments
Opera P~fic opened its .ei&hth throu&bou• lhe cven1n1. The
season Saturday cvenin& at the .. shipwruted theme" ·inspired
Orange County Performina Alts many in 1ttendance to be crc11ivc
Center with a bold production or with their attire. They came in cv·
Qla.tlff Gounod's "Fa\111," De· el)'lhing from ''OilliJ.~'s ls.land
mons 1nd devils tlelighted the cJ.it· c:hic" to tropical thnft shop. Natu-
tering opcnlna ni,aht opera crowd, ralty, 1 contin&ent or men in clas-
hrincin& cheers 1nd ovations for sic Newport blue blucrs joined
the company, directed by the tlll· their ladies wearina thC final
cntcd Ken Cuu. Men in red round of crisp white cottons. The
satin lined ca~ o( black escorted summer, ncar'f 1 memory, did not
'!Wmcn adorned in diamonds to
the af1er party held under .the
stars at the Calirornia Senario
Noguchi Garden. A late buffet
dinner was served 10 lhc 11Jcn1ed
cast (-.·ho performed the opera in
French wi1h English SUPER·
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Ame:rkan LcP,n Y .C., Paul Salata
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One SWiii·
victory for
Joe Sugar
.... He pulls it out with. rally over:
last6 holes to ' make up 3-stroke
deficit in Will Jordan Classic win.
By Do!ris Blostertious. Sports -
COSTA MESA
Yorba Uni:fa's Joe Sugar
overcame a thrcc·s.hot
deficit on the final five
holes Sunday to capture
the 2tst Costa Mesa
City Golf Championship/
Will Jordan 03ssic.
Sucar dropped a '"''o-foot birdie putt on
the final hole 10 overcome Bryan Saltus,.
who grew up in Costa ~icu.
"To be truthful, l 1hough1 the way we
were &oin' (on the final holes) that we
were com1n1 back to the pack... uid
Sugar, who finlshcd with 1 ~-under-par
137 for_1hc IWQ·d:.y 1ournamcn1 following
an openina·rou.nd 64 on S:iturday. "S1art·
in& at 18. I had no idea Vl'C were still
ahead of the field ."
Goins into the 14th hole, Sallus was 11
seven-under, 1hrcc ahead of Sugar. Ben
disaster struck Saltus on 14 as he hit a
shot out of bounds.
The ensuing double-bogey dropped his
le1d to just one s1ro kc and when Sug:i.r
birdied 15 with a shol estimated at about
65 reel, the p:iir were tied a1op the leader ..,
~;r; I
. ' .
board. ··1 h1ven't
made a shot that long
in I don't know how
long." said Sugnr.
Each or the ro-
lc:iidcrs bogeyed 16
and managed 3s on
-the p3.r-3 17, selling
the stage ror the fin:1I·
hvle driti1na1K::s.
Sugar pul his sec-
ond sho1 on 1he p3r·5
oe Sugar hole on the Cringe or
1he green, then ne1rly
K>lcd his chip r9~ an eagle, as the ball
ippcd the cup and went two rec1 pas1.
Saltus' lhird shot was chipped on the
:rccn, about 12 rcet pas1 the bole. Saltus
t'Cnl firsl 1nd left hts birdie putt short,
1u1 Sugar made no mistake, draining his
hort 11tempt.
"II means 1 kJt 10 me," s:iid Suaar, a
cccnl &ndua1e of UC Irvine. "~1y whole
amily w:u here to support me."
For S1hus. "'ho recently moved 10
:ardiff by the Sea, it was another year of
lisappointmcnt in Jhe Jordan aassic. Sal-
.II, 22. fired a 63 on Saturday, and buill
is lead only 10 sec it melt away to a .cc·
nd straight runner-up finish.
"I prob:tbly didn't play very sman golr,"
c sajd. "With that kind oC lead, I 1hould
I VC laid up, inslead or gDina Cor it. But
cing 1greuivc is my nature. That's what
tlpc.d me act the lead in the fin• place."
John Lovc:tt's birdie putt on the final
t>lc &ave him sole possession oC third
lace With I 66-73-JJ9, IWO !hots o (( the
KlC. Tied Cor rourth were Lonn ~1astro
'Kl ·Newport Beach's Bob Jacobson 11
Nl.
Mike Divis. Jim George and Tracey
~ttrow were at cvcn-par 142. • 11rok~
9Cid of I lar&C: group II 143.
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SPORTS EDITOJl. ROGER CARLSON, 642-030, "''· lt7
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Binh TrMl r1mbifl on one d his four touc:hdcMn runs in Frid•y nighrs SS-0 rout of Oa~ VteW in Costa Mesa'$ •ner.
EDISON 14, CORONA 118. MAR 7
.... Nobody at CdM 's getting too
unnerved over the opening loss,
Sea Kings are st ill confident.
Coron.:1 dcl Mar H igh
Co:ach Dave lloll:tnd: "It
· was"""ll typical first gamC. in
that lhere ..... ere sornc mis·
takes th:u Vlcrc \'C'ry c..:ir·
rcctablc.
.. The defense pla)ed
pretty Vl'Cjl, ~nd I w<as real plc:tscd with
our inten.si1,r. Some of our kids may ha,·c
goncn a lntlc caught up in the pre·
season rankings (Ul~t \lt3.S No. ;'. 1n 1hc
CIF Division IV poll). so this "as a real
eye-opener. \Ve still think "c·u be :1
pretty good foo1bnll 1eam.
"I thought (junior quartcrb3ck) ;\aron
Perlmutter did 1. nice Job ror his fint
game as a s1a r1cr. He made somC" nice
runs scrambling. whkh should give us
another dimension.
"(Senior center) Scott Walkins (soph·
omore gu:11rd) JcCC Bogdan (subbing Cor
injured Bobby Fouladi), (junior corner·
back) Rob Alshulcr (replacing G11rth
Turner, cuncntly ineligible), and (senior
derensivc 111cklc) Houman Hosseinioun
also did well a! fiBt·time starters.
··~like Digrado did :11 nice job 1.1
strong ufcty. He replaced Todd Borl.:1nd
aO,cr he broke his collarbone in the first
quarter. Dorland was replacing f\t a11 Ni-
chols (mononucleosis). Borland will be
out for a while. It was a ctean break."
epair
NEWPlllT llAllllOll 17, OMNGf 13
.... Sailors showed promise of
bigger .and better things , as well
as the victory, and no injuries
Nev,.por1 Harbor l·hgh • .Coach Jeff Br inkley: .. \Ve ~
did some good things:. and ,
~e made some mis1akes
1ha1 arc currectable.
\\lade (Tif1) kicked the
ball rc31 well (field goals of JS. 30 3nd
20 )'ardsJ and (Steve) Gonzales pun1ed
"ell (• 6 1-ya rder among his four boo1s).
And those were two areas 1ha1 "ere
question ma rks going in. \Vade sho"'ed
some ~ood range on lhe JS·)"lrder, 3nd
then JUSI b:i rcly 'Clc11rc·d the crossb:ir
Cronl 30 ya rds out. But the (JO-y31d field
goal) is like the "°·in. The) 'II both look J
l111le better in about three "'·eeks.
.. One or the bright spots \lriD.S the of-
rcnsive line, which showed us 1hcy ha\c
some po1cn1inl. Some of those Lids did
3n excellent job.
"I thoughl (senior quarterback) R}•an
Smith played real well (or a guy VI ho had
ne\·er s111rtcd a varsi1y game. He com·
plclcd 65 pcrcenl.
.. Bill Johru (a junio r noscJuard) stood
ou1 on dcCensc. He was 1n o n three
sacks ... Ocrcnsivcly. we sho\ll·cd we had
the kind of quictncu \lo'e thought "-C
v.·ould. \Ve had a k>t oC guys flying to 1hc
Cootball, which was a big positive.
"Our only injuries Vl·ere cramps. so "'c
were lucky there."
LOS AMIGOS 20, ESTANCIA 9
.... Eagles were in the hunt all
the way, aga inst easily the best
LO~ Amigos team in many years .
E)!Jnci<1 lligh Co.t.:h
John Lie bcngooJ: .. It ''as
JJ.9, .tnd \lriC' \\CrC drl\lll!:
1n 1he l.t)I fi,e nunu1e1. but
""e fu rnbled. and the} got
:inother touchdu"n 10 put 11
.. In the c1gh1 }C::lfS l\e pla~eJ l,o)
Am1gus. th:it's the be)! 1eam u·s had
l 'hcy did 3 nice JOb ag.iinst u~. "but "'C
fell "'c h:nl :i. chJ.nee 10 .,.,,n th;u g.1mc .
C\C n though "'C d1Jn~t p lJ.~ \Cry \lri ell.
"Our dcfcn!>C pl:&ycd f:i 1rl~ "ell, but
v.e ""ere on the field loo long 1n lht sec-
ond half. \Ve shO"Ao·ed signs "'c could hit
and mO\'C 10 the football. \\'e helJ them
10 JUSt 10 ):i.rds in lhc first half. but our
dercnsc "'.ls un the field IOU much 1n the
second hatr.
· .. \Ve'rc going 10 hJ\e 10 pie~ 11 up :1.
notch 0Cfcns1,cly, p3n1..-:ularl) h~ gc:111ng
after people <>n the line. But .... c n10,·ctJ
the Cootb::ill in 1hc second hair. and put
some dt1\'CS together I also thought
Qsc3r Lomeli (11 carncs for -15 rards)
and ~l ike Pawinski (9-27) d id :1 n1cc 11.).b
running 1hc ball.
"I'm a little disappointed. hu t "'e
know one game doesn't make a ~tt.son .
lllc "'·orst thing about losing is "'·e ha\'C'
to w:riit a ,.eek bc(ore 'AC get .:1no1her
chance (fhut'Mtoy ag:unst La Quinta) ...
111/0t R.,,I,, W.I~ • Mloot ,,,,,,,, W.lrot01
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Millar finds
55 raisons
to 'cool it'
.... Costa Mesa's 55·0 ·blowout
was cause to celebrate , but the
circumstances dictate Mustangs
should take the opener in stride .
IZC ""e can imptO\C
::ifler l big ""in"
And despite 1hc
O\crn helming dum1·
nnncc of the Sca-
h a "''k ), v.ho Cll·
tended 1heir losi ng
s1re.:i.k 1u ~O games.
fl.t iller fe els t here·~ :i
lot of room for 1m -
pro\ cmcnt.
··\Ve m1)sed 3 lot
of 3))1gnments on
• offcn)c :ind de·
fen)c." c\pla1ncd
~llller. ""hlht team
Orange County
high school
toorball Top 1 o
Pllol M Jeetlon• _ ...
•• •• ,. .. •• •• ,. • • .. ••
:imas~d ;15 net v:irds to Ocean Vic.,., 0
)
55 "The fllm rs 'nt"\'er as good H the
S('Orc .,.,hcn ~ou "'·in . nor a' b:id ;r;~ ihe
..core "'hen you lo)e"
!-13"') 1n technique ;r;nd re)pi.>n)1·
bil1tic), ho.,.,•C\Cf, arc corrtl"t3blc \\ h.it
ma) be or gr.cat er con..-:ern 10 the
>erond-ycar head roach. "".I) the mount-
ing ca)ualt) count
"I'd )>UTC trade · about 50 of those
points rof three or rour le)~ 1n1ui;fi .
~ltllcr s.:11d ~
Het.lldcd 1un1or tr:insfcr DC'.,.,J\ne
Crcn)hJ.,.,, "'ho plJ~cd up to h1) pre·
~ti.son billing 1n his fl.IC')3 debut, )ur-
fcrcd J )hKhtl) )Cp:u;itcd )houldcr, :ind
6-foot-6. 287-poun d t\i\U·\lri:J.) t.tckle
Jared \\'1lson sus1:i1ncd applr('Ti t c:art1·
l11ge damage to his ~nee.
Crcnsh3w. "'ho opened the )>('unng
··1h a -14-yard touchdo'llo n run en route
to 09 )Jtds on sc'en ru)hcs. could be
sidelined for Fr1d:iy's contest ag:11n.st
R3ncho Al3m11os
0 1110 ""1th \\'1lwn • .,., ho -t.hlkr "'31d
rould pl:i.) the tt)>l of the sca~n . .,., h1lc
postpon1n1 potential arthrOSC"op1c )Ut·
gery.
Jn add111on. All·CIF ~n1or runn1n1
b.:1ck Dinh 0'Run:1""a) .. Tran ~ust11ncd a
mild hip po1n1er ... h11e n.m:i)~1ng ~23
yards :ind rour touchdov.n) on 24 car·
nes
"He'll be fine ." s3id ~1iller. ,.ho listed
senior tight end Adam McN alty
(pinched nct"VC 1n his neck) and All-Cl F
guard and lincb5tker Bryan Luxem-
bourtcr {jl.lSt 1enerally ban1ed up)
:11mong the ,..<1lk1n1 ... 'Ollnded
231111 Newport Bird. COiia Mesa
6611-1518 or do-8599 ' '1 ' '' .. ' ' I
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... FoolbaH team opens
5eason by showing little,
anything, in right mode.
y Rlclllrd DuM, Soo1S -
i C10STA MEShA • I-I ""' IO Wl'CIC • ~d ror Orange Coast
College's Pirates,
B
ey cou1dn•1 e\'Cn ·
re a 1ouchdown
ht. .
Special teams killed.the Pirates,
d a third.quancr tt:play of Sal·
lirday night's season opener
Paalns1 visitinf M1 . San An1onio
~Id be qutekly expelled from
lhe textbook b( footboll playing, I "It .secfl!S like everything thal
~uld've gone wrong for us, did,"
DCC rreshm.on ti&hl end Chris
!Juinn said.
: M1. SAC -b;J.rely able 10 move
lhe ball on 1he ground -won this
~on~ronference g~me convincingly,
p2-20, but ii was a victory handed
•o the Mounlies on a silver platter.
t•wc made every mistake you can
'wiakc," said OCC Co.:i.ch Bill
Workman, who lost a season open-
er for the firs1 time since 1986.. his
rookie campaign.
The period of Twilight Zone for
Ornnge Coast began with 8 min ·
u1es, I I seconds lcC1 In the third
quarter, aCte r the Bucs had
PU8UC NOTICES
scnpped 10
merit I l.l-12
la1era1i11ion.
lead be(ore
an atimal.ed
2.200 ra~
Ch Id
Duke'• 21·
yard field
JOii put Mt SAC ahead, 15-t:l,
folJowina an OCC offlidet pe .. l•y
lbat s•ve him extra kick.&Qa room.
In t.hc next terics, 0,.qp: Couc:
quartcrb1clc Todd M11het. pres-
sured heavily 1hiou&hout. wu in·
1ercepted by Ml. SAC 'bad<er
Marcus Alridge, who rctumcd ii
20 yards to the OCC s.. sctlin& up
a Ml. SAC 1ouehdown. .
On OOCs cnsutng plaf from
scrimmage, tailback Jeff Cayton
fumbled and the Moun1ics'
Molech Blythe scooped it up and
canicd 10 the OCC ID.-leading 10
ano1her Mr. SAC 1ooehdown on
the rollowing play.
Want more? There's plenty.'
Oayton fumbled aaain (our se~
onds later on the k..ickorf, bu1 the
Mounties were sympathetic. They
didn't sa:ire.
But then, stuck deep in their
own tcrrilory on fourth down in
the ne.x.1 series, the Pirates had
1heir punt blocked, and Mt. SAC
converted it inlo a field goaJ, lak·
Pllttttfa I ...... c....._Olllr ... 1¢b1&1111.•tm
• •
• •
... I •J:l,IJ
lead wlclt
2:35 left ia
1be third '
quaner.
.. We pYC
1hcm the
blU on the
15"yard lino;
they didD~ ...... au -polnOi..
Worbaan aid. .. Wo did it all. We'
had I whole -~ _,h Of mis•
tako in one pme. We n~r CYCn
played fOOlboll, but lhanlc God
there's next week aod more games
•• be played.
MBut then. we're hot dog:lng
our touchdown. We finally get a
touchdown and look what h~p-·
pens." • .~
Early in the rounh quancr,
OCC bukup Jailbad< Kelvin LoYe,
1printin• to a 32--yard score on a
draw play. was given a c:elebrttion
penalty after pumplna his fist ln
the air on the way to paydin. Ex·
Ccssivc excilcment is how · it was
·ruled. lt forced OCC's Gene
Adair to tick a 35-yard PAT, looa·
er thin bis two fint·half field
IO'I~
"I'm just happy with the win,
because Orange Coast is a good
football tc;im," Mt. SAC Coach ·
Bill Fisk said. •eut the tc:im with
1he most mistakes is going to lose .
-
"Orup Coul lloo I ..... clo-t._ lllcl ,..., -.. ..,... ...
la the llcoad Ult, we didn'1 Mike
Ill)' yard& Rlll•IO& •he bolL An7·
tlme )'OU at:t ahead ol ID op-
ponenl, you wu1 10 run 1hc clock
out and we were.n'1 ~ble to."
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.... --.... 0.. nlflfll • IO'm ...... v .... IAC ......... "Olil•ll•aDn.
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at 16:f4 wl n. T 11 dii:td '8
1&19 • : • Tiie Soutbcm CalitDr* °"'""'·-·· oqud --... of 16 tPtM compc1ing in dte WWtdtr
lmoitacioul-•t Jlllph 8. Oatt ht\.
Tho v • ......,. -topped all o;..
tritt lll t.an rcpaented at die
U'tcet Ddn o..a.ia ,... t4tb in
20:!51, with .-........ Sell I I Drd'lo
l 1 :l6. The SCC: men pllccd t~ GUI
.of 23 teams. Top fumber b the y.,._
1uard&wu llOp~J ..... Set,+•.
who wu 12th out ot tS8 r\ftihin ..•
l'hl On.rip Coast Collete water po&o
iqud opctltd iu SC:a10n «i • wUv:Jna
note, dd"utiftl 1hrcc opponcntl 91 the
S.n Oicao Mesa Touma.mmL U the
round-robin form•t, the Pir•te1
dropped Palomar, 24-6. an.moat.
13-12. and San Olcao MCA. 19-15 •
O.Dkl MatlMM and Shad Wk:ka' had
10 pit In lhe three pmc:s.
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