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LEISURE
80-year-old founder of
Avila's El Renchito
restaurant gears up for the
Loa Angelet Marathon.
S..PegeAI
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· FORUM
• Readers reepond to former
tchool boa~ trustee
WfK'fdy Leece'1 llPPOif 1tment to the Cotta
MeN Plfb end RecrMtion
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S UN DAY EDITION
•
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community sin ce 1907
FEBRUARY 23, 2003
• SUNDAY STORY
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Olll
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Carlos Ortiz. left, and
Eduardo Becerra, both
7. reach for a rebound
during a game of
hoops ma
road-blocked
perimeter set up by
the Costa Mesa's
Mobile Recreation Van
on Joanne Street. mo 1 e
ltzel Garcia. 7. shows off her hula hoop skills within a road-blocked section of Valencia Street set up by the crty of Costa Mesa's mobile recreation team who
ride around m a van providing local children with a safe after-school program of games and sports 1ust steps from their homes ..
Costa Mesa's moving playground low 111rollll' .tre.J.\. Around th.it
llml'. the nty gill a Ill'"' ~ \\,,\ I.
va11 , rnak.1ng the old or11· J\Jtl.iblt· gives kids who don 't li ve near parks a
ch a nce to have some open-air fun.
Alll·r rl'">l'arrhm~ ho~ othL·r cue,
prov1dL•d mohilc recrL·a11on. tht· ''"ff
jumpt•d on the rh.lllll' to ll'>L' 1!1e
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
0 n Wednc-,day
afternoon. ~ the
overca!>I c;ky threatened
ram. 9·year old laVler
Muno1 and 13-ycar-old
l·.ddie l.ope-1. huddled over a fnendly
game of chess on Center S1ree1 1n
Costa Me!>a..
Undeterred by the ominOU!>
clouds. ilie pair carried on a:. oilier
kids on ilic block. played basketball
and tcilierball and rode scoote,..,,
creating a carefree Norman
Rockwell tableau of ~uburbia.
!> \\.A I v.in, McPher<,un ..aid I ht'
~mack in ilie middle of ilie !>treet fir.I ta'~ "'J' n·mo\1ng .tll iliL'
cttood a giant colorful van with antllery and pohn· eqwpnwnl ,md
games and an!> and crafts ma1enah uutfining 11 \.\llh t r<t\111i-. mar~er.,
!>tored inside. ~ gamt''> and hulJ hoop'
With lhls "Mobile Recreauon I ht• nly'> onl} rl'qu1rt·me111 \\J'>
Van," ilie city of Co ta Mesa thJI thl' htn "><'l"H' "ihahm.ir \lrl'f't,
provides fun afler·M:hool activllics to pri"1dc reueatton.il dl'll\'lllt" for
to children who don'1 have access to hahmar l£amu1g (enter . ..lllc.J
them othel'WlSe. eiilier because iliey JoAnn Street. hetau'>t' 11 ~ n111
don't live near a park or recreatJonaJ near .iny rarb. ~l Pherwn <M.ud
facility or ilieir parents work during The van now al'<> cn11<;e-. 1<>
tlle day. said Lisa McPherson, ilie Valencia Stn.'<.'t on Thur.day' and
city's recreation coordinator. added Center Strce1 on Wedrw\dav....
"This program brings it to iliem." thi.., fall. The van also vi<,i~
McPherson said. "Anythjng we can neighborhood parks on ilie fiN and
do to keep kids away froth bad iliird Friday of every month.
iliings in tlle world."
The children were not playing at
a neighborhood park. but in the
middle of tJ\C streel. which had
been blocked from traffic. And
The Mobile Recreation Program
started in 1999 as recreation staff
members were wrestling wiili ilie
challenge of serving youili in
MOSTl.V FUN AND GAMES
Owss i!t just one of the gnme!>
See MOBILE, Pa1e A4
Jun Gandia. a staff member of the city's Mobile
Recreation Program. hands out equipment from
ttie tailgate of a converted S.W..A.T. van
Anteeter1 putl It out in OT
with 78-73 win over Peciflc
to gain_,.. po•111ion of
h place in the 86g Weet. ......... ,
TOP STORY
Review of city's tree policy nears
Council action uncertain, but city staff has
recommended streamlining after upset
over removal of peninsula ficuses last year.
June Casa1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -If a 6c:us
tree falls on che Bll>oe Peninsula
in ~. does lt l'Dllce a
IOUnd in aiy Coundl chunben
ln FtbnJaryf lt'I hlnly the tad·
acratcher ol che ~ philo-
aophiall queedorl. The llWMf la
~,.
A&r lhe dly chopped down 23 ea. nm on Mlill sa.. ._Ill.
lhe ... AdJGr ~ wl*tl
Md bap ID.,. ... ._, ..
manded u a conc::ell6km that the
city CONider reviewing and ~
lng Its polidet on city-owned
trea
Arbor IOdeCy members betieYe
that cbe llCtiof\ can avert ftucc»
• the eerty ~ chainMw
acme ttwt lew!led II bUt rwo ol
the nes Wn nor '°'*" memben Md Mii wtped cbe
mp OUI ol mBr e,e& Obn
woader wbedw the ... poky
review la ....., I all'* 'IJMt to
... ... ol ....... .., .. ...........
Either way. M~r SUM~ Brom-
berg said. it' not a bad idea to
take a k>ok at the city': standan1s ror dealing wtth trees..
~ agreed to k>Ot at it and so
w.!'re going to look at it,· Brom-
berg aid.
SCaff' members betiew that the
sin.don can be ~ Qty
~Hom« 8ludau has rec-
ur1antnded that the oooocil con-
.,._ 10me ol the NIN P ·
_,.. nes Into a more
coa~ n C01upehen·
llJle~IMboWsaud
.. ., mmfrl9 llljbody't ....
S..-hM Wd OUI far aud a
cUiberol ........ ....
-., .. , us ShDuld ... day
.......... po1cy .....
How do )'O'J ~ wtuch trees
are ·spedaJ· and when the spe-
cial tJ1B might be rm><Mdf
When the dty rm'KMS problem
trees. should b rep.ce them with
new~ d a more adtable 1pe-
ciesl And bow ttnJld the dry
bllara ~ b'ft!I and pro-
tecdog dW vlewsl
Oty oflk:ilM Mid that the flll-.
~ roou ot che Mlin SDat
llall bW tt.t were n!l'.NM!d In
Septm .. Mn ca..q ...
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A2 Sonday, February 23, 2003
EEKINREVIE
NEWPORT BEACH
Mayor outlines city's
accomplishments, goals
The annual Speak Up Newport Mayors
Dinner was che event to be at la.<>t Week.
As usual, the dinner attendees were a
whos who of Newport Beach.
And as usual, the event's speakers
didn't.disappoint Always entenaining
Daily Pilot columnist and former <Asta
Mesa Mayor Peter Buffa was emcee.
Orange County Sheriff Mike c.arona. the
keynote speaker. gave an informative talk
on the state of terrorism preparedness ·
before Mayor Steve Bromberg delivered
his state-of-the-city speech.
Bromberg started by listing some of
the city's recent accomplishments -
from securing an extended John Wayne
Settlement Agreement to signing a
SO-year lease with the American Legion.
Shifting to the irrunediate future,
Bromberg said that the general plan
update process is the most important
busines.s facing the city. He also ~ued a
challenge to residents who have alleged
that the general plan process is skewed in
favor of development. Parties concerned
about the process should sit down with
city leaders so that, in the end, everyone
can rest aMUred that the general plan will
get updated to everyone's benefit, he
said.
•JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport
Beach and John Wayne Airport. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at
june.casagrande@latimes.com.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Former Newport Harbor
student's ·remains identified
The skeletal remains found in
Humboldt County on Feb. 8 belong to
former Newport Harbor High School
student Matt Large. officials said
Wednesday.
Large, a Huntington Beach resident
and former champion wrestler at
Newport Harbor High. disappeared on
Dec. 6, 2001, days before he was
scheduled to debut in an ~ultimate
fighting" match. Humboldt County
officials used dental records to positively
identify him, police said
About three wee.ks after Large
disappeared, investigators found his
pickup truck. in HumboJdt County. On
Feb. 8 of this year, they found his remains
close to where they had found the truclc.
police said.
Police are now looking for 53-year-old
Tommy McQ.tire in connection with
Large's murder. DetectiVes say Large was
a friend of McGuire's son Travis. Police
said Large was last seen at McGuire's
apartment and that the man had
connections in Hwnboldt County and
even lived there for a while.
• DEEM BHARATH covers public safety and
courts. She may be readled at (949) 574-4226
or by a-mall at deepa.bharatfl@latimes.com.
ENVIRONMENT
State commission approves
Crystal Cove plan
The state's bid to tum over the historic
cottages at Crystal Cove. now more than
two decades in the maldng. took a big
step Friday, when the state's parlc and
recreation commission unanimously
approved a plan crafted over the past two
years.
As part of the plan. the state wiJI spend
$12.9 million to renovate 40 of the 46
cottages in a lmtoric district that was
placed on the National Register of
Historic Places in 1979.
The state bought the cottages and
property that year for $32.9 million.
Aft.er repairing what are now
dilapidating cottages. the state will offer
29 for rent for about $100 per night to the
public.
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
'PRE-FAB CABIN IN THE SKY'
It's not ever day you see a house swinging from a crane
and placed lilc:e a puzzle piece on a empty lot.
When I got the caJJ to cover this, part of me thought this
was just a lot of hype.
SEAN HILLER I DAILY PILOT
couple of feet off the ground made me think how
dangerous this was. I thought of the Wicked Witch
squashed under Dorothy's house. Within minutes, they had
the house sh ifting through the air above 32n d Street.
1 was wrong. All the worker bees ran around removing
tires from the trailer like a pit crew at the Indy 500.
I found myself, like everyone else, a spec tator just
watching in amazement.
To see guys crawling underneath the home as it sat just a
EDUCATION
UCI students host 'Top
Ramen Cook-Off'
The Associated Students of UC
Irvine held a "Top Ramen
Cook-Otf' to give students a taste of
one of the few dishes they'U be able
to afford thanks to tuition hikes.
Tuition will increase $135 for the
spring term 2003 -and may
significantly increase again -
Students have already begun to see
cutbacks in of some of their
services and o utreach programs.
The Associated Studen ts at UCI
-Sean Hiller
held the event on Thursday to raise
awareness among students, protest
the increase in tuition and get the
attention of the UC Regents.
UC Irvine's Henry Samueli School
of Engineering celebrated National
Engineers Week, better known as
E-Week, for its 30th year. E-Week
consisted of more than 20
competitions, such as an egg drop
from a I 0-story tower and paper
airplane competitions. E-Week is
sponsored by UCJ's Engineering
Student Council
DON LEACH I DAllY PllOt
Professor John Stupar hurls a paper airplane he designed himself to the
delight of several of his students as he competes in the 30th annual
paper airplane competition atUCI for National Engineering Week .
The Academic Performance
Index for alJ schools within the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District, released Thursday, showed
that most schools maintained their
The Friday meeting was held al the
Radisson Hotel Newpo;i Beach. Pa.rlcs
commis..'iioners. including actor Oint
Eastwood, said they were happy to help
provide more public acces.s to what
heiress and activist Joan Irvine Smith has
ca1Jed "an island in time."
• fWJl aJNTON covers the environment,
business and politics. He may be readled at
(949) 7644330 or by e-mail at
paul.clinton@latimes.com.
ranking despite higher
requirements. The new base API
included results from the California
Standards Tests for mathematics,
English -Language Arts. social
science and California High School
Exit Exams al each of the high
schools. WhiJe 18 schools
maintained their rankings, four
schools -CoUege Park. PauJarino
and Woodland elementary and
Orange Coast Middle College Hi gh
COSTA MESA
City Council chooses new
Planning, Parks commissions
There will be some new faces on the
Planning Commission in March. The
council used their new individual
appointment proces.s to cho<>e
commissioners Tuesday. Among the
newcomers are Joel Paris. Jim FISier,
Wendy Leece and Byron de Arakal.
lWenty-two-year Planning Commissioner
schools -improved their stutewidr
ranking. Seven schools -Adam~.
California, Whittier. Wibon
elementary schools and Costa
Mesa. E<>tancia and Newport
I !arbor high schools -slipped 111
the rankings.
• CHRISTINE CARRILLO covers
education and may be reached at (9491
574-4268 or by e-mail at
christme.carrillo a./at1mes com
Wah Davenport was not reappointed.
'llie City Council again decided on two
foundations to distribute the $2-million
Home Ranch educational grant. again
deciding that they don't have to abide by
the strict open meeting laws. Mayor
Karen Robinson had argued that the
Brown Act requires open meetingll for
these lcinds of foundations.
• DEIRDAE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa
and may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by
e-mail at delrdre.newman~/Btimes.com.
NOTABLE
QUO TABLES
"/l's a ~r of law. not
a mattsr of rrusr.."
-Karen Roblmon,
Costa Mesa's mayor, while
explaining on Tuesday
why two Home Ranch
senJement agreement
foundations should have
to comply with the Brown
Act, the state's open
meeting law. The final
decision did not include
the Brown Act
~rm disappoinleCL. I
think it's sowing tlie seeds
of corruption for the
future. I'd like the
commissioners to focus 0 11
their area of expertise as
opposed to politics. ''
-Sandra Genia.
fonner Costa Mesa mayor,
on the new process the
City Council uses to
choose Planning-and
Parks and Recreation
commissioners
"J'ue lived in Newport
Betuh my whole life and
J've never seen anything
like this. I just had to pull
Ollf'r and watch ...
-Stew Rkhley, a
Newport Beach resident
on hl~ way to worlc
Thtm.day when he all of
~udden came across part
of a house suspehded by a
crane owr 32nd Street
·'We just wane to get our
UC students heard. lnrine
is dRfinitely an apatlietir
c.ampu.s ...• We're just
trying to gPt ow thPre wirll
our voice."
-o\ristina Gagnier.
executive vice president of
the A.~ociated Students al
UC lrvine, on a Top
Ramen cook-off students
held Thursday to '>how
other students what
they'U be eating once
tuition hike<; kick in
/his is the ultimate
sclunooze event for
NeWf>0rt Beach."
-Stew Bromberg.
Newport Beach's mayor.
on the annual Speak Up
Newport Mayor's Dinner
held l\Jesday night
"A carousel is quire
timeless. It bridges all
kinds of culqJres. It's an
old form of interaction. ..
-Rlm Lowe. the
Irvine Co. 's senior vice
president of operations,
on the old-fashioned
carousel the company
plans to add to Fashion
Island in Newport Beach
Daily A Pilot
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WEATHER FORECAST
It'll be partty clOUdy, day and
night. Pa1Chy fog in the
morning will make visibility
less than one-quarter of a mile
at times.
Highs will be in the so., end
lows will be In the mi<MOs to
lower50s.
Monday morning brings a
chance of rain.
""°""8tion:
www.nws.noaa.gov
BOATING FORECAST
Wind on the Inner and out9r
W8tett WHI be Vlriebte et 10
knou nearty throughout the
day. Onty on the Inner--..
. will the wind~ et ell.
becoming IC>Utherty It night.
Neer the thore, tt-. wtll be
..._.of fog In the rnomtng
OV9r the contittent 1 ·foot
W8V9S end 3-to 4-foot WMt
IMll.
Farther out. where the
~wtllbtet21-.~.
west swell of 5 to 9 feet, there
will be patctty fog in the
morning.
SURF
The northwest swell peaks
today, offering chest-to
head-highs until Monday
afternoon.
A day lltet, and thlt peak
would heve run right Into the
rain. The next swell arrive.
Tuesday, end It loob llkt tt will
be met by ~n. Hang ten now.
or hang dog later . -.....-,:
www . .um1det .. 0t;
TIDES
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9:39a.m.
4:19p.m.
7:57p.m.
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0.48tMtlow
2.72fMthlgh
2.33 .... low
WATER TEMPERATURE .,..,_
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Daily Pilot Al
LOOKING BACK
'Goof offers .' did what came naturally
By Gay Wassail-Kelly ' 'G oof' is a .. 1ang word for stupid or silly
person. Well, there
were no Mupid people in the
group or men that was fonned
by Dick llichard at his llkhard's
Udo Markel in Udo Village in
1956.
In 1948, Richard opened his
·market, an unusually plush
'>Upcrmarket for those days.
Most pred1cted 'it woulc.J fail
within !Kl day:.. Instead. 1ht'
market (Pavilions today) gro'>M!d
$I nuJlion in lh.e fir<.t year of
operalJon!>.
In 1956. ll1charc..I dcc1dec..l tha1
the Oower '>hop (1nr.idc hi'>
market) wouJd serve the
commu111ty belier a., a coffee
'>hop. I le abo noticed thot while'
all the women were '>hopping i11
hi., markl't, their hu.,hand), wt•rc:
111 the car. waillni,:. -
"Tho'>e h'lJY'> arl' lonl'ly and
lll'l'tl M>nw place to go i11 the
rnurn111~." HtLh.mJ ... ud "I.et\
h<1vt• them nwt·t dt our toffel'
'hop "
Htthdrt.I wan1etl it to bt• vel)'
tnforrnal .. nw d ub had 110 dul' ... , 110
rule,, no purpose, Mriwd to
aru1111ph~h 11othing, thlh
'( ;onfoller ....... '>aid Don
l>onJkl\011. a rt•tlred boat
hu1ltler fro111 Ncvvpon Be<1rh.
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POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Beer 8'rMt: A traffic
accident Involving injuries
was reported in the 3300
blodt at 8: 10 p.m.
Wednesday.
•FM view Roect: A
commercial burgtary was
reported In the 2600 blodc at
3:53 p.m . Wednesday •
• HMbor~. Petty
theft was reported in the
2700 blodc at 9:12 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Newport Soul9vMf. A
assault was reported In the
2000 blodc at 5:08 p.m.
Wednesday.
• PwlwNn "-c:e: All assault
was reported in the 200
blodc at 8:27 p.m.
Wednesday. • w... Wll9on StrMt:
Possession of drugs was
reported In the 700 blodc at
10:08 p.m. 'Nednesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
Jeremy Valdes, a staff member of the mobile recreation vehicle,
shares a laugh with Carlos Ortiz, 7, during a game of checkers
outside the Mobile Recreation Van on Joanne Street.
MOBILE
Continued from Al
provided by Mobile Recreation.
Coordinators set up oth er board
games. plus basketball,
tetherball and arts and crafts.
"I like all the games and stuff,"
Eddie said. "I don't really have a
fa vo rite."
her daughter Carla, 5, color and
play with the other lcids on
Valen cia StreeL
wit's good for the lcids to play
together because then they h<1ve
more friends," Ramirez said.
Jennifer Webster, whose two
son s p anicipate in Mobile
Recreation on Center Street, said
the program is a boon for the
parents on he r block.
. . . .. . . . ~ ""' -·-.....
• Celene> Court: Loud music
was reported in the 100
blodt at 8:19 p.m. Thursday.
• ClllY StrMt: A robbery was
reported in the 1600 blodc at
12:13 a.m. Friday.
On VaJencia Street one
l11Ursday, 6-year-old Dalia
Rodriguez was diligentJy drawing
a picture to give to her m om.
"I get to color flowers here and
give them to my mo m, and it
makes her happy." Dalia said.
MA lot of the parents or the e
kids are worlcing full-time."
Webster said. "This is great
guided-recreatio n time suited
for all different ages. They can
do homework. different athletic
activities, crafts. and the
counselors are wonderful and
ltheyJ make sure they're
sensitive to the residents on the
street.·
PHOTOS BY SE.AN HALLER I DAILY Pll r '
Rodrigo Cervantes. left, and Eric Paniagua, both 7, rush to help set up a road block for the
temporary playground on a stretch of Valencia Street on a Thursday.
• Newport Cenelr' D.tw
East Gr'and theft was
reported in the 100 blodt at
6:54 p.m. Thursday.
•Via otam.ntt: Battery was
reported in the 100 blodc at
7:31 p.m. Thursday.
• 28th Street: A home
burglary was reported in the
100 blodc at 7:55 a.m. Friday.
Student!> can also wo rk on
their homework.
MOBILE CONVENIENCE
Parents love the convenien ce
of Mobile Recreation. They know
their kids are close to home and
lhey can even hang out with
Lhem while they play.
Nora Ramirez enjoys watching
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lne bond between lhe kids
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MUSIC
GRAMMY WINNER
MARK O'CONNOR
Grammy Award-winning
fiddler Marte O'Conner will
make his 1azz club debut at
Founders Hall at 7 30 and 9:30
p.m. Fnday, March 14, and
Saturday, March 15. His
performances will spotlight
his new CO, ·1n Full Swing; a
tnbute to his mentor. late
French jazz violinist Stephanie
Grappelli. Tidcets are S49 to
$46, available at the Center
Box Office, onlme at
www.ocpac.org or by calling
(7 14) 740-7878 The Center 1s
at 600 Town.Center Onve.
Costa Mesa.
GRAMMY-NOMINATED
JAZZ. TRUMPETER
Grammy-nominated 1au
trumpeter Terence Blanchard
will be in concert at Orange
County Performing Arts
Center's Founders Hall o n
Feb. 28 and March 1 with
performances at 7:30 and 9:30
p.m. Tickets are S52 for the
early shows. $48 for the 9:30
p.m. performances and are
available at the Center B.ox
Office, online at
www.ocpac.org or by calling
(714) 740-7878. The Center is
at 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa.
WESLA WHfTflELO
Wesla Whitfield will perform
at Founders Hall at 7:30 p.m .
through Saturday. Tidcets are
$49. The Orange County
Performing Arts Center Is at
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. (714) 556-2122.
RICHARD STRAUSS'
'SALOME'
Opera Pacific will unveil a new
production of Richard Strauss'
·salome ." The opera
embodies sensuality, sexuality
and willful indulgence. The
opera will take place Tuesday
Friday and March 1 and 2. with
evening performances at 7:30
p.m. and a Sundey
perlormance at 2 p.m. Tdets
are $25 to $120. tt will be
performed at the Orange
County Performing Arts
Center's Segerstrom Hall.
Tdets are available at the
Center Box Office, ontine at
www.ocpac.orp or by calling
(714) 740-7878. The Center Is
at 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa.
TCHAIKOVSKY'S PW«>
CONCERTO NO. 1
The P9clftc Symphony
On:Nltra witl welcome
.
StanWev Loudenitch to
perform TdleMtowty'a Piano
Concerto No. 1 In B·flat minor
at 8 p.m. March 12 and 13.
Tlcb'-are 119to169 and wtll
be perfonned at the <>r.nge
County Perlonnlng Ans
uie kids to get to know the ir
neighbors outside or the
c:1ca1kmic selling of M:hool.
"II\ 1wod because cveryom·
know.., everyone. and if there\ J
p.1ny. we can invite everyone."
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Center's Segerstrom Hall
T1dcets are available at the
Center Box Office, online at
www ocpac.orf} or by calling
0 14) 740-7878 The Center is
at 600 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa.
THE PRAZAK QUARTET
One of the classical music
world's leading international
chamber ensembles will
perform at 7:30 p.m. March
13 The quartet will perform
Beethoven's Stnng Quartet
No I, Janacek's Stnng
Quartet No. l and more. The
Praiak Quartet will perfo rm at
Orange County Performing
Arts Center's Founder's Hall
T1dcets are $43, available at
1he Center Box Office, online
at www ocpac.org or by
calling (714) 740-7878 The
Center 1s at 600 Town Center
Onve. Costa Mesa.
VIENNESE DELIGHT
Cafe Ludwig's host pianist.
Chnstopher O'R1ley, will take
the audience on a musical
tour of the cobblestone
streets of Vienna. The show
will take place Feb. 23 at 2
p m rn Founders Hall at 600
Town Center Drive. Tidcets are
$45, (714) 556-2122 .
SHIRLEY JONES
AND FRIENDS
Broadway, motion ptcture and
TV star Shirley J ones, will join
comedian Shelly Berman and
the Nelson Riddle Orchestra
m concert at 8 p.m. Saturday.
March 15, at Orange Coast
College at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Tidcets for
S37 to S43 can be purchased
at the college or by calling
(714) 432-5880.
MUSIC AT lliE TEE ROOM
The Marit Davidson Trio, with
Ron Esdlete on guitar,
performs at 8 p.m. Fridays at
the Tee Room , 3100 Irvine
Ave., Newport Beach. $10
cover. (949) 756--0121.
.JAZZ.TRIO
Gulfstream Restaurant in
Newport Beacti prnents a
jazz trio Sunday through
Wednesday ae regular
entertainment at 860 Avocado
Ave., Newport Beach. Hou,..
are 6 to 9 p.m . Sunday and 6
to 10 p.m. Monday through
Wednesday. (9'9) 718-0188.
WEEKLY JAM
The Studk> C.f6 preeentt
Monday Night Jama from 7 to
11 p.m. every week. "w.nt.d.
musicians include gubr
players, ba" players, alngeta,
drummers, k..,boerd61ca Md
other• at 100 ~n St.,
Newport Beech. me. (Ml>
67!>-7780.
MUSIC AT THE GM.I.
The Blueweter Grill off9r'8 live
musk: FricMy and s.tufdev
nights, Greg Motgen. Mdt
Peper and Kelty Gordien
(known aa MPG> perform
cleask: rodt, MB and IWklQ at
8:30 p.m . Frtd9ya. ~.Mn
Gf'990f'Y and MPG wll '•
perlotm c:twlc roe*. awing
end RU et 1:30 p.m.
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.books on
sports
heroes
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pitch? You can ::.1111 ,l·ore
with book... about '>port~
heroes of today ant.I ye!>leryear.
New on Newport Rl'ach
Public Ubrary
shelves i.,
"Jaclde
Roblruon and
the
Integration of
Baseball" by
renown et.I
broadra .. 1er
Scull ~1mon
"l11c
baseball
diamond 1~ nor .. 11npl~ d playing
field in hi'> '>tory ... ~11111m Wrlll''>
of the fif\I Afnt:an i\11wm .111
ma1or lt•Jgue hallpl.1wr It ''J'
the ground o n \\h1d1 ht· ,,,1,
vulncrnhlc to taunt<.,, 1hrl'·ll'
and 'harptmcd sp1k1·'>."
A.<. a '>pon~ lcg1·nd \ b111grJph)
and a dirunicle of ... c·grt•gJtt'd
Amenta, th1\ 1-; a 1hom11gh Jilt.I
acCC'\~1ble JClOUnl.
Lo~ Angele' Dodgt·r., rd1t'I
pitcher Jim Morm rl'vt'.il' how
ht· lwt .1nw
anotlwr luml
·-·--· -of m.i111r
lr.ig111· rndf\ t'I
1n "The Oldest
Rookie." f·or
anvom• who
thlnl.. ... II' IOU
l.111· 10 lulfill a
l hilt.lhoml
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lrlll' 1.11t• Jhlllll
tradin1i: a tt.>ac:hing 1 .irc·1·r tor
professional ha.,ehall .11 Jgt· Vi
provide., ample rnom .i111111
Mom,· 1utirnt')' tro111
classroom IU ball fit'ld '' Jho
dcpu:tl·d m WaJ1 D1...r1cv\
G-ratt•d "The Rook.J e," ,1\.til..ihll'
on D\'I>
Before '>Utcumhing 111 c .1m t.>r
in 19~. l'oH. gn•at \\,1h1·r
Pa} toll lt'amc·d up ~11h
1ournJll'1 1>011 Yaegt·r lo lf'll lu.,
.. 1ory 1n "Never Ole Easy." In .1
tapc•.tr\ ol fir,t ~ per,1111
recollt.•t tmm. of grm' mg up
poor h111 h.1ppy 111 \h""''PP'· J
ponra1t of .1 man ~'ho hwcl ..ind
died with
grace
eme~t'.,
Grace on
I.he son er
field is whal
Mia ltamm
displayt'd ''11
the u.~
wom en\
team,wlm·h
won the
World Cup in
1991 and Olympit. i.:old 111 '%.
The fi ve-tum.• :'l:auon.il Pl.1\ er of
the Year break,., the RJllH' dov.n
into essen11al sk.tll' 111 "Go For
the Goal." Along v. 1th rn,1t. hing
advice. '>he Jddre'\'c" phy ... 1cal
and mental a. .. pect'> of 'oner in
a combina1ion pep 1,1lk and
game instructional.
From a mother's per<ipct.·11ve,
the story of an Olympic
gymnast Is told in "Shannon
Miller." Along with what it ta.lees
to go fro m a ju ngle ,
gym-climbing toddler to a U.S
SH CHECK. P•1• A7
Surl(Jd, I 1·[;f1Jd ,
• ..
ezsure
Long may he run
Avil a's El Ranchito
resta urant founder
Sa lvador Avila is 80 years
old and in training for the
Los Angeles Marathon.
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
H '' '>mall fmmc can he !>een
on any given day. trotting
along the picturc'>que
'>lreet<, of Spy Clas' I lill.
From a di,1a11ct.', he is
perfeuly rnndnioned, moving forward
JI .1 .,1t .. 1dy pace. with toned calves
c1nd runrwr\ body.
t Jo,t.• up. one derail about Salvador
Av1lJ 'trike), an ob'lervcr like a ~ledge
hammt.•r. fhe man "an HO-year-old
grandfa thl'r.
llw patnarth of rhc 'lllt.e'>'>ful
A\ 1la\ El Ranch11 0 re ... raur,1nh "no
\!ranger to unbelievable• lc·ui... l'ht'
Mexican immigrant nu-.t•d '>IX children
with hi'> loving \.\'lfc 111 I lu11ting10n
P·.irk wh1I<.· gl\'lng birth to om· of the·
are.1\ mo't -.ucce ..... tul .1utlwnt1l
~lc"<it-.rn rt•.,1a11ranr'>. wh1l h qu1eUy
ru ml'd 111to J 1.:ham al1111g tht· (Jr<1ngt'
<.o unly tua\I.
l.iving l omfort.ihly 1r1 .i ... 1rik111g
t.oronil dl'I "-1ar homl'. w11h plt·nry nl
room for hio, l h1l dre11 Jml 1h .. 1r own
d11lllr<'n. A\ 1la will rt•turn to hio, 1 o'>
Angc·lt'' root'> IO 1.tl kJc·) c•1 another
unhelil.•vablt• leat. I ht· HO yt'ar old \\ tll
run thl' I u' Angele'> MJr<11hon.
.. or .!fl 1 mile-.. Av1l<1 will huff and
pull dlung .... dc• '>Olllt.' runm·r'> one-1 h1rcl
h1 ... ag~ I nr :.!b.4 rmlt''· 1\v1la will
n Hw111n· h1' aging mu,dt•o, they .tr(•"'
... ming a ... lhl'y were 50 v1·.ir-• .igo. Ami
for l6 4 long mileo,. Avila\\ 111 prm e
thJt life goe., on during tlw (,olden
h ·.ir ...
I le tw ... umdiLioncd h1' lung,, bom·'
Jnd n111,dt''> to endure lo11g dl\t.intn
of pawnwnt pounding by religiou ... ly
running rlw windy 11111., of h1'
n>mmumtv Neighbor. 111 ~P" <.la-.,
I lill Jrl' Jtcu ... 1omed to \t•t·ing tlw
patnart h running down their <,trt't'l'
and often honk and wavt·. J'> lht)
t.lnvc by.
Inc 'ooth111g ocean hrel:':re Imm 1h1·
Salvador Avila. 80. holds his number from the first time he ran in the Los Angele., Mar ,,.~
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D et:1d1ng on a pdml rnlor i-.
'lrl''>Sful. l j~1. dark. bold.
'oothtntf. Someun1l.., II\ harJ 10
fit all of my mbods into one can of
color.
I believe tn 1es1er qu.in-. a.nd foam
bru.,he., lnerc arc tune'> when room'
in my hou'>e have looked hke
patchwork quiJts. It''> imponant to <,l'e
how tht' color ad1ust~ to morning hgh1,
evening light and ar.ificlal li~ht.
After you have made the difficult
color decision. you breathe a sigh of
relief and head off to the pamt store -
only to be hit with a new 'icnes of
questiono;.
Latex or enamel? Flat. velvet.
eggshell. 1.emi-gloss, high-gloss.
marine glo~?
Many of these choices come down
to personal preference. n1ere are
shelves full of products that have been
added over the years to meet the need-;
of dJfferent applications, a pain1 for
every occasion.
f lere's a heads-up before you head
off 10 the paint store.
l.atex vs.. enamel: Latex is
KAREN
WIGHT
wa1t·r·'<nl11blt• A
lllllt· d1 ... h \Oa p and
water .1rt· ,111 vou
need for dl•;u1up
aftt'r yo ur p.iint
proJt'l'I. I *11ex pa mt'
arr good on
"urfan•' 1hc1t do n't
get a 101 of wear and
I ear w.111, <1.nd
ce1hng., Ml' good
l'Xamplt•.,, Or mayhe
no11
If you ha\e a flock
of nigrat,, late•' m.iy not hl' durabll:'
l'llough. You need 'cruhablc'. Any
enamel paint 1-. thicker anti mun•
dural>IC'. I or hil{h mm~lurt• area-;,
l'namel \ldnds alone. l:namel pain1s.
especially gloss vaneues. arc· ROlnR to
wick moisture helter 1ha11 water bru.ed
counterpans.
Pretend to paint a couple room:-. in
your house. Start with a ba1hroom. In a
bathroom , it'<; enamel all the way.
I name! dol"in't mean that the enure
hathroom ha'I to be shiny. That's where
the different finishes come tnto play. If
TRAVEL TALES
you '' ..1111 Oat. \ ou t .111 hJH' 11 \\ 11 It
t·n.inwf
In .i balhroorn. wll'rl ..1 'l'h 1·1 111
!'i.:J.:'>hcll fiin-.h I he't' firw.ht· .... in· 11111
~fo.,-.y, but tht•y're no1 !lat lllt'\ ~l\l'
vou a 'iU rfat.:t' that\ ec1..w 10 v.1pl' dm .. 11.
which every hathmom m·ed' 111 .1-.111d
mm'>ture streJl ., I he v.ood\,nrl 111
vnur bathroom I'>"' hat geh p1rr11 ... lwd
I ll>(h-use area-. .u e aJ.,o
h11{h-mois1ure arl•ai.. I ook a1 \'Our
bathroom cabirwi.... I'll bel 1h.11 tlwr1·
Mt' cenain drJ\\t'r"'< Chke thl' tooihp.1'11·
drawcn that look m ure "lowd-th.111
others. Mayhe thl' cabinet undl'mt•Jlh
the .,ink 1s your welJ-wom an>.1. An\
place that water drip' or ha' Wl'I ha1Hh
u inK it needo; enamel paint
Using a -.emi-glos<; or h1W1 gin ......
product will help repel the wawr 1h.i1
comes with the bathroom. Mannl'
prunt is more expen .. 1ve, hut ht>\, rl
they use 11 on boJts. your bathroom or
kitchen cabinets will wcalher till'
'tonn rucely. too.
Now. paint the walls. Con!>1drr your
audience. If you are pamting a child'
room. you want walls that can b<'
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See HOME. Paee A7
Finding Tonga, where life is beautiful
By Biii M1ncl•rk ' 'W here's Tunga7~ o many of our
friends asked
when we told them we were
golng to go bareboat sailing
there In December. (Bareboat
means no captaJn or crew -
we sail the boat)
Tonp ls 1 tropicaJ paradise
tn lhe South Plclfic, • group of
ll1andl aouth or Som•. north of
New Zealand and oear Fiji.
I can only Imagine how ..._... HlwaU was 100 years
._ b1fore all of the touriaU.
~.-.It mUlt be what 'lbnp
looks like today.
One o( the most wonderful
things about these beautiful
Islands is the people. It seems
rare to go anywhere ln the
world where you really feel
welcome. ln Tonga. they not
only like us and welcome us,
but you almo t feel their love
for us.
There is no envy, no jealousy,
they are totally happy with
themletves and pleued we can
come villt them.
The majority of people are
Otrladan. and or\ Sundays the
din roadl and paths are
a'OWded wtth people heeding
to church. We a11ended church
a couple of time on our
two-week vacation -when
these people Ing, they sing
with their heart a t the top of
lhelr vcices, and it is ab olutely
beautlM. I'm sure God miles
when he Ustens to them.
I could pend 400 won:ls
talking about these people. but
1 llttJe about our sailing, Thf'
winds are 1teady and strong.
There are hundreds or
uninhabited laland8 Where we
anchored and went looking for
sbeUs and whale bon
On our ftrat day out. we
lied up to two whales and a
baby whale. The baby had
calved late, and they were
fattening up for thel1 return to
Antarctica. The whale allow
you to swim with them -It is
quite a lhriU.
We have been scuba diving
and norlceling in many places
in lhe past. but the reef ln
Tunga are prt tine. All the coral
is alive and healthy with la~rs
of all kind of tropical Osb..
turtles. sharks and octop I
feel that, wherner I dlve apin
in the wottd, the rtt~ wtll loot
dead compared to our
M Sunday, February 23, 2003
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TRAVEL
Continued from A5
e~pem·nce in fonga. The water
1s cry'>t.il dear. wilh vii.ibiliry
o\ier 100 feel licautiful.
•After bt·inK and10red for a l ntght. Wt' woke up one morning
IO a ra)(tng hurricanl'. We were
beini; hluw11 toward a reef, '>O
we pullt'd 1he Jnchor and
heudl'tl for the lea !>ldl' of '>O rn e
island-..
W<· wcatlwn,d the wcir-.t of
lbe '>l<mn 1 ht· re. but it wa' no
plat l' to 'pe1uJ the night.
h1rt1111atl'ly, we had rented a
m-foot catamaran, which is far
inon· '>tuble in h<.'avy wind1>, !>O
w hauled anchor again and
-,aill'd 111 50 plu' knot winch
tt\rough 1read1crnu' reef, until
w founJ J protected bay and
\pell! llll' 111ght
Mv dau~htl·r I h·athcr ii. an
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\II t·111kd wl'll. .ind thl' next
tl1'\ 11 \\,I'> .1h,11h11l'lv ht-aut1ful.
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LITILE THINGS
fly D11vr Wong
\ d11·nt told ..i 'tnr) nf dn"1ng
tu th•' ir1·J 111 luu~ JI home,.
JJll. 111 · "'11h hi\ "'1te 1dh abou t
th1· lr 11l1 u111m ponJnl • 1h1ng~
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time: Jller lunlh. hav ing
l'\p<m·111rd J morning of hou\t!-
hun1 1ng lhJt rrall~ hadn 't rung
1he1r hell' )el, J llycr for a hc>me
all hu1 fell into his wife's hands
ll' ''"' leJfrd 1hrouf!h 1hc papers
hc:tnrc hrr
·1 he O\cr wa' for .i house that
rail} didn 't 111 the de~rnp11ons
the,1: client' had given their real
t•,rntc: prote'"onal. It dido 't have
d' m.in't' bedrooms as they
thought ihey nt..-cded, nor was 11
loullcJ 10 11 ne1t?hborhood they'd
wn\ld(rcd Rut wmeth1ng clicked
and the) loo~rd at the home.
It rnoL. 1hcm a while to reahz.c
th1~. hut the home had almost all
the "unimponant'" things they'd
1nll.c1t ahout on the way to 1he1r
real emle profci. 1onal' s office.
!'hey tell 10 love with tbe place
JJl<l. 1n the process. ruliud they
hadn 't quite been describing
exactly ,,.,h:at 1hcy wanted ... but
hadn't ~ Sim how to describe it.
For one thing they'd di!KlOUnled
1hc importance of the ~unimponant"
fl'aturt .
Moral of the story? Bven if It
~eem :i sm1ll matter. give your
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Heather Manctark, left, and her mother, Darby, on a Tonga beach.
It -.eems hard lo improve on
perfect weather. but the
Wt'ather did ju!>t that.
If you are thinking of going to
longa. go soon. Thii. paradii:.e i~
aJmo~t too good to last.
• BILL MANCLARK IS a Balboa
Island resident.
TRAVEL TALES ru ns on Sundays.
fairway-;, rl'ad how Wood<;
ht•t:trn11: a brcak1hrougl"1 athlete
rn d <.,port especially resistant to
hrt'alc.through athletes.
/\thlc1e' can dt'fine era'> as
well as <.,port'>. and there arc few
who've had ru. great an effect on
American r ulture a<o Michael
lord an.
In "Playing for Keeps,"
Puh11cr Pri1e-winning JU thur
D.tv1d llalberstam focusc' on
tlw celebrated huop,u.•r and the
< hKago Bulli:." 1ourney to '>IX
~'orld thdmpion.,h1p-.. With
\our own glatl' or huy a
prC'·t1n1ed produu If you'n:
gomg for "old." U'>t' a brown
gl.ut' U\er any p;unt color you
hJ\('
AdJ111g dn l'Jttra layer of
1ra11..,parent color mten.,tfie., the
··look~ of your room. You can
t1dd any lay.er of rnlor to your
p.11nt.
Addmg a green gja7e to a blue
room ~Vl"> a Bahama Mama
fet'lmg. Add111g a light glaz.t: over
a dark color give' a room more
dPpth. l'he color combinatiom
are entlle!'>S. If yo~'re not happy
with your original color. glaze it.
If you have woodwork. that
needs a twisl. a craclc.Je linbh
will add character. U cng a thin
rnJt nf water-~oluble glue over
Have you, or someone you know.
gone on an interesting vacation
recently? :{tit us about your
adventures in about 400 words.
accompanied by a couple of
photos to choose from that do not
hAve the Daily Pilot tn them. and
send them to Travel Tales, 330 W
Bay St .• Costa Mesa, CA 92627; or
e mail coral.w1lson a,/at1mes com,
or fax to (949) 646 4170
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and history into thf' '>tory of an
athlete and the country in the
Jordan erri.
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Melissa Adams in coltabora11on
with Sara Barnicle All ttttes may be
reserved from home or office
computer~ by accessing the
catalog 111
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the ba'l' coal of p;.11nt and
adding a water·'>olubh· pa1111 on
top dduevec; tht: l"rdckle effect.
Ilic r rackle efTel t happen' nght
before vour t•ye'> You can watrh
the fi"'ure' form. You can do
hght over dark. or dark over
light. Both effect<, are dramatic.
A cmlk.Je fint.,h require\ a coat of
,eaJl'r, ltke a lacquer or varnish.
Hunk rnult1-dimcn~iunal:
rnlor, fimsh, effoct and l.eakr. Or
bt' -.hallow. and go fo r a cool
color thal you le.now will be
chanw·d 111 a couple of yearl..
rhat\ tht• beauty of paint. 1 lert'
o ne day. ~one the next. Or not?
• KAREN WKJKT is a Newpon
Beach resident Her column runs
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Continued from A 1
who's wod.ing on thl·
relationshjp betWCl'n
sub-atomic pankll..., and
black hole5. Tht:rc are '>t!Vl:'n
roundl> ofMp1clc.!." over thl'
course of rwo day"> in Apnl.
during which the Jl NI-"!
teams Lake tum~ p1cktnK the
best or the ~· of rnll~c
foo'tball. ·n1e tl'ar11 with lht•
worst record in the prt'VIOu-.
season gets to pick lir.t f'hl'
team wi th the beM rccorJ
this year. the Tampa Hay
Buccanee~ -pick.!. la't
· The young man who "
picked dead l;c,t. having
watched '>Orne 220 playcr..
being selected bdon: tum. "
the true top do~ 111 lhe NH
draft. ru. far d.'> \alata and
company are r o11ccmcd, Jnd
earn' the coveted tllll' rif "\.tr
Irrelevant."
lo Irrelevant \~h·I. t.111', tltl·
onJy rt-~on tht' "iupl'r Bov. I "
played L'> lo deudt' w l11d1
team will pll"lc. Mr lrrl"lt·v.1.111 J
fe, mon~ latcr It\
interesting how tht· otlwr I 'i
billion watclung tht· "iu1wr
Bowl don't real11..c.· thdt 111
June. Mr. lrrclevJnt and ht '
family -.pend a wt-1.'k tlwv .... 111
never forget in J pl.in· lallt·d
N~wpon Bt'<ll h. t1ll t"<JWll\l''
, paid, except for p1"1< arc!, .111d
mouM: ear'>.
And le'it vou 111111~
Lmlcvant Wc·ck ''· ,wfl
irrl'levan t. u111'11tk·r th•' I lw
NF! dm.ft " ,1 111t11m lt'.1g1w
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bi~ a'> in "'>unt\flf ~I\ hrK.
a.sin ··n1e l~n hd11n•11t: hrg
OK 111d)1w 1101 th.11 h1g Hut
11\ big
In rl'cent H '.!r\. lrr..t1•\,1nt
Week hJ' gnrw fro111 .1 qutrk}
chant) l'Vt'lll Ill '\1•\\ po n
Keach tu a bonJ fidl· •''Kin
the wheel of the " I dr.1Jt
\\!hen thc JrJfl I\ .di but Jorw.
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as ca . •. . . • . a a 4 a 4. a q ; ;q q • q;c . J J J
Jnd aJJ the pick!. have been
picked save one, who du you
thmk ')teps up to the
nucrophone and announc~ Ult'
very last pick in the NFL draft,
1 e., that year's "Mr lrreleva.n1?"
If your answer wru; anyone
uLhcr Lhan "P.duJ "lalata." you
ha Vt' embarra..<»ed yollr'.>t!lf badly
Come April, watch for yourself,
and you wW see our Vt:ry own
Paul S announce the ~t d.rah
pick in front a nauonal IV
audit.•nte, (,od and everyone.
But enough of the pai.t. Here i..'>
the new wrinkle for thi" year. At
the Irrelevant Weck black·ll~
banqut•t. that yedt\ Mr.
Irrelevant recc1vK Lht· "Low,man
Trophy." tJ1e perfl;'C't
counll•rpomt 10 the l ll:'i<.mann
rrophy. wllcge foorball'<> highec.t
honor •
llw I le1'>mann frophy.
provided ~ Ne\' 'mrk\
Downtown Athleuc CJub, •~a
~Inking bro111e of c1 runner Ill a
'>tnugh1-ann po'>e, with the ball
wcurety tutked .tway rhe
I .ow.man I rophy. providt:d by
Nt·wpon lk·dt h\ Unrver..ity <Jub.
"JU'l m. -.in king. except the
ptayt•r ha.' a 'h1K"k.ed look. on ht'>
fat.e and ha' )U't fumhlt:d tJ1t
bait awtlV
l1ll\ } t:dr, '>J.lata I' trying to
fiJ.,'Urt:• nut ..i111w W<.l}' 10 en'>urt.·
th.ti ( ..t.Nlll r"dl1t1t'r, IJ~(',
1\11 /\nwnt dn, All-World.
•\II I wrythmg I Vl·rywhl'n'
I lt-1!-.m:1n I rophy w1nrnng
quanerback. " tlw last pick 111
thl' NI I draft.
\\'1th Palmer hl·111g onr ol lhe
gn·au .... 1 lulh·gia1e tuotb.t.11
playt'r.. 111 h1WH). that ha.., about
•l'> mudi t hail LL" of happt'ntng a'
I r<u1ce hemg grdtetul But ll Paul
1 dll pull thl\ off. C ....irvin Palmt'r
Whether You
Bur or Lease ...
would ht-thto fir~t player tn
h~tory to wm a I ll'tSnian Trophy
and a l.ow-.lll.dll I rophy!
A1J nght. maybe 11°') not a
t!Mmed hdby, but ha... anyone
~n a DNA tt."'it from the
R.clelian~ yet" I rt">t my ta!>e. rhis
1~ bigger Much tngger
Paul h~ put Utl' word out tu
alJ ru~ bud,, which are legion,
bul now he\ go111g nauonaJ
Anyone can '>Ubm11 a pl.ctn to
make Car.on Palmer tJ1e lru.t
NH . dmft p1rk. and thu., the
fir'>t -ever I lei~man l.ow.,man
Trophy wmrwr, ,111d that 1ncludt:.
you
111" .-.n't Jll'>l for 1n'UJ')t
t:eldmt y dnd your wry own 15
nunuu.•' of fame. I rr111~ht add
P.dul ',alata I'> pt'r.<Jllally putung
up a ca'>h prvt' nf Sf.<111 in
Amem an dolldf'> tor the winrung
plan
11lt: only rnit· that ha~ tome
over Lhe 1ran,orn '>Cl tar " from
Pacmma. ,md 1mol\t:'
l.idndpp111g < .d.f'4Jll P·.Unit'r and
tt'lhng the pn..,, he' ht·t.-n
c.1.h<lut tee.I hv ;tl1t'n' Ju't hdort'
the la'>l round. t'-\o guy-. 111 alien
'>UJh will pu'h hm1 through lhe
dmJr' of tht-dml1 headqUd.rter>
wilh a notl.' thdt rt'ad,, -~my.
our m.-.tak1· I It: l.lot:'>n't know
cl.Jtything hut pa'>' play-.
:'1.t't'cllt'" tu '><l\'. the r,oc) buck.\
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tn nw and I \'\Ill pa'>" ii on to
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h~acl4uanl·r'
( of'I huw I hi\ ,, 1111pond.Ilt
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EDITORIALS
·rrhere's a place to
feed the hungry;
~t' s not the park
L ions Park i~ just Lhat -
a park. Its a pl ace for
children to play on
swings and lides. a
place for families to have picnic~
or for couple~ to take leisurely
$Lrolb through the grt'cncry.
So the idea that it had become
a new plac(' to feed the hom eless
on weekend~ naturaJJy touched a
nl'rve \.\ilh -.ome We-.t~ide
«.><;idem:,. who alreadv have their
h ir sharl' of charitable relief
organi1.<111ons ac; neighbors.
And Wl' have to ay. we agree
with thoc,l' Westside~ who
complmm-d that the homeless
were dl'ft·rating and leaving tra-,h
and dru~ paraphernalia in I.he·
park.
It'~ not 1hm we don't commend
Beny Abbott and.Jerry J.ace for
the worl-. they did to fix~d th~ 1~.,
fortunate. We do. They insist that
they cleanro up after their
gathering!., and we beli1·ve them.
And we al!>o don't want to
pretend that the homeless don't
belong in a park. Of course. they
have every righ1 to be there like
anyone ebe.
'. But the promotion of a food
giveaway will bring a much larger
~umber. and we just believe a
public park i~ U1e wrong place for
that worthy cause.
City official!. agreed and
clamped down on the members
of the singles ministry for feeding
homeless in the park without a
permit.
Luckily, though, Pastor Dale
Fitch of the Lighthouse Omrch
came to the rescue. c.au it divine inspiration, bu1
Fitch just happened to be looking
for a way to help the cornmunjty
when he was approached by
Abbott, who told him of her
plight at Lions Parle and the need
for a new home for I.he ministry.
The church leader quickly
agreed to allow the homeless to
congregate at his church for the
free meals. and now everyone is
happy -including us.
We don't mean to ul>e this as a
b ully puJpit, but let th.is be a
lesson to those eager to help the
needy that their desire to do that
can't interfere with the basic
rights of the public to enjoy
simple pleasures such as going to
the park.
ihe Westside is deep in the
throes of change. Clarities and
organizations that feed che
homeless have come under fire
by Westside activists. who believe
they are magnet!> for vagrants
and illegal inunigrants.
There's no need to fuel that fire
by urging homeless to congregate
in city parks or any other place
where the public gathers at large.
Cox keeps Newport
in dredging projects
R cp. Chris Cox may have
helped sink plan'> fo r an
airpon at the former El
1oro Marim• Corps Air
Station -though. to he fair. he
did help ink the John Wayne
Airport Sclllt•ment Agreement
extension -but he\ made <;Ure
that Newport Beach boater~
~ave no problem~ navigating the
tity\ waterways.
I leck, call him Mr. Dredging.
Cox. like in past year•,, continues 'o find fede ral funding for
.iredging project<; in Newpon
Beach. The latest. roughly $2
million, will dredge waterway~ in
Newport Harbor and dredge to
twlp restore the ecology of 1hc
~ack Bay.
Cox also secured another SI
million toward a cover for the
Big Canyon Heservoir.
Cox's dredging effort~ have
been noticed -so noticed that
~ader of Ncwpon lkach. ac;
well as of the county, toasted the
14-year congressman last month
against a Back Bay backdrop.
It wa_., there that he aid. "1 his
t .... in fall, a t•elebration of the
t
return of a significant portion of
our tax doll ars back hom e. We
have been more successful in
the pa5t year obtaining federal
fu nding for Newpon Beach than
in all my years in Congress."
And that has been Cox's
'ltrength in Congress: helping
return Newport Beach taxes to
Newport fo r mostJy dredging
projects. ·
In October 2000. the
congressman helped ferry
legislation through the House
that wiJI give the city $21 million
over the next two decades to
consiMently remove sediment
from the bay.
What \...ox's efforts do is
alleviate at least one wony from
the minds of city officials.
Instead of searching for money
for dredging projects, Cox
constantly sends through
legislation with a million here
iind a million there. ·
Cox has become the go-to guy
when it comes to water-related
projects in Newport Beach and,
for that, he should constantly be
applauded.
THE LAST WORD
OCC expands its borders
Imagine the possibilities.
The students can create thelr
own tribes, perform survival of
the fittest tests and vote weaker
tribe members off the island.
Or they can perform nuclear
tests. Ince they wouJdn't harm
the Unjted States.
Or they can create a prison for
the most d angerous criminals
and mastermlnds.
Or they can prove that college
is just one long vacation.
Jllfl watch out for that
numbskull Gillipn -~ Tom
Hanks' silent voUeyball friend
Oh. and bring a ceU phone
and ~me food and water
BOLTON
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
It's everybody's fault but mine
By Paul James Baldwin
I 'm fat. And it's no1 my fault. It's
not my fault I eat a big old juicy
steak and a baked potato with all
the trimmings or go to McDonald's
and eat Loo much. h's not my fault I
drink wine with all those empty
calories. Or a fattening dessert from
time to time-I'm f'at. and it's not rny
fault
It's the fault of my parents. each
and every restaurant, and the federal
government So I'm going to gel a
good lawyer and sue everybody. I
don't care if my parents are no longer
around, I'm going to sue Lhem.
1bere used to be a Tu.stee Freeze
near McFaddens Wharf, and I'm
going to find out who the owner was
and I'm going to sue him because I
used to eat burgers there. Who
invented Prencb fries'? I don't know,
but a good attorney can find out and
we can sue them. How about the
co·coo.splrators. like the suppliers?
And the people who served me alJ
that food that made me f'at7 Sue
them all.
The police department that is here
Paul James
Baldwln
to serve and
protect us we
didn't protect me
from those fast
food places that
deceived and
coerced me to
overeat. I'll sue
them Loo. The
federal
government
mouldbave
forced restaurants
towam
customers that overeating could
cause obesity. This ls a good basis for
a class action suit Time to sue.
I'm going to sue all the
supennarkets, too. They sell aU these
food products that are fattening.
even unhealthy. I'm fat, and it's not
my fault It's theirs.
I'm fat. and its not my fault. But if
you call me fat.111 sue you, too, for
defamation ol character. Isn't there a
law against oot being politically
correct?
l see no reason why I should be
manipulated into accepting
responsibility for myself or any or my
actions. I should have been warned
about J}le life-lbreatening effects of
too many calories. the death that can
come to those who eat fried and
fany foods. Those warning.., should
have been printed on every menu,
and without those warnings. I was
unaware and uninformed. I have
been deceived by a great conspiracy ·
that forc-ed me to eat too mu b and
not to eat healthy enough. ll's not
my fault
It's your fault I'm fat. and I'm going
to sue you. You didn't speak up when
you were sitting next to me when I
was eating lobsier with drawn buttl"r
and you were eating thal salad. You
weren't there when I went to that fa.<>t
food place to warn me that I
shouldn't eat the hamburger. fish or
chicJcen sandwiches. You d.Jdn't stop
me from eating the F.-ench fries or
trying the cam>t cake. It's your fault. ·
and I'm going to sue you.
If you don't agree with me or like
what I say, don~ talk to me. Tallt to
my attorney.
• PAUl .JAM£S IAlDWWN is a Newport
Beach reaiden
READERS RESPOND
The losers get appointed to a commission
AT ISSUE: The
appointment of former
Newport-Mesa Unified
School District Trustee
Wendy Leece to the Costa
Mesa Parks and
Recreation Commission .
The prime residents of Costa Mesa
have aJready spoken, and in no
uncertain terms. they sajd they do not
want Wendy Leece representing them
in any way shape or form. But the City
Council members found it in their best
interest to appoint her to the park's
recreation commission.
What is this the good old boring
neiwork?
GEORGE LAMPINEN
Newport Beach
Don't we have enough problems
here without appoinLing Wendy Leece
to our Parks and Recreation
Commission? People in Newport must
be jumping up and down 10 get rid of
her. It 's a bad apple and we already
have enough in Costa Me'la witholll
her
LYNNNERLES
Costa Ml''>cJ
The voters of Costa Mesa did not
wa nt Wendy l.eece on the board ol
education. Why ~ould we want her on
the Parks and Recreation Commis..'iion?
The decisions like this only show very
poor leader: hjp On the part or Ollr
leaders.
LLEWELYN SMI~
Costa Me~
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BIO
Age:73
Residence: Corona del Mar for 30 years
Position: Second term as president of
the Newport Beactl Sister C111es Assn ..
involved with group for six years
Occupa1ion: Retired ctl1ef financial
officer for sdlool districts
Ectuc.tion: Bactlelor's from UC Ber'Keley
1n psyctlology and education. maste r's
1n business administration from
Pepperdine University, advanced
master's and doctorate in education
from USC; most recently, an assoc1ate's
in an from Coastline College
F9mity: Wife of 51 years, Serene -a
Newport-Mesa Unified Sctlool D1stnC1
board member, three daugh1ers, two
who teactl in Newpon Beach. and eight
granddlildren ages 4 to 16
Hc>bt>Ms: Travel. including e>Ctens1ve
visi ts to sdlools. an. including
photography, picture framing and
carpentry
HIGH HOPES
You know,
/President/
Eisenho wer wanted
this to be a
people-to-p eople
con cep t, and so. jus t
this year.fo r exan1ple,
we have had six
Okazaki city
councilm en visit, two
of the Okaz akl
p rincesses, their
studen ts visiting us,
o ur students visiting
th em .
fO R U M Sonday, FebfU<1ry 23 2003 At
Mutual acquaintances
Sidney Stokes w elcomes Japanese and French visitors
as part of Neivport Beach 's sister cities program
V ii;itor ... from Okazaki.
Japan. and Anutw-..
l·rance. ~rn· hanging
out 1hb wl•f"k in
Nl'wpo rt Beach a!-.
part of the cities' si~t er c ilie-.
pmgram. Tht' Japane!-.e v1 it ors
arriwd friday and are leaving
~londay. while rhe I rench high
.,chool ~tudcntc; arrived last week
and will depan next week.
Corona dcl Mar resident Sidney
Stokes '>erw as the president of
the Newpon Beach Sister Cities
A'isn. and ha'> vi'iited or will visit
,,;th both groups thh weekend.
)toke~. a reti red chief financial
officer with -.cvcraJ school
d1'>tricts. is married to
~t>wport-Me~1 Unified School
District Trustee ~rene t0kes.
On Friday. Cicy Editor James
Meier vis i1ed ~id to~ec; a t hi-,
hornP of 14 years to d iscu'><. the
association ~m<l thi., wt·rk'c;
Vl'>llOr'\.
How did the Newport Beach Sister
Cilies Assn. come about?
Aboul 2 1 year. ago, a group frnm
our local Rotary Oub e•.rablished a
relacion hip with the Rotary Ouh in
Oka7.aki. Japan . rhey first s1aned off
haVlng us do an exchange It wa<. a
1ypical Rotary kind of acuviry.
TWo years later -that as, 19 years
ago -a sister cilies assoClation wa"'
established here, and the Ow,ala
International Assn. was established
lhere. And since then, ii' been a
constant Dow. It's almost a classical
relationship.
You know, (Presiden t! fjsenhower
wanted this to be a people-to-people
concept. and so, just this year, for
example, we have had six Okazaki dry
cow1cilmen visit, two of the Oka7Aki
princesses, their students visiting us,
our students visiting them. In April.
we had six members of our
organization visiting in Ok.aznk.i and
\"t' h.iJ '\t'H'rl firemen vi:-.itm.: m
Oka.7,aki
11 is a reaJly finl'·tuned rela11on-.l11p
a11J the rea .. on we're waiting for 1he-.<'
Vl'>llOr. today,., ~Ir. f~la'iaol K;:ito, \.\oho
wa.'> one of thl' founder!> on 1hc
Japane'>e end of the Hoiary < Jub. ,.,
corning for our dedication of lht• park
benches in honor of Ldward
"Wendell" fl~h <tnd !Boben "\loe ·
I famall. who are our pdtriJri:h<,. or our
founder..., here
When there wac, <1 funeral for 1-=i-.h .
Kato got on a plane and came hen: \o
we have a do!>e. m1erperson.tl
rdatJoo<.htp over an extendeJ pennd
Wt' have t'nough lod'i who have bet·n
there and then kid'> \\ho Qa\·e come
here .ind lived an the home<. of our
people
It's the d~1c .mangement. lhere-.
no handouts. i'wobody want'> an)thmg
from ui.. lt'c; a relataon,hip of people.
That' one of thP dangerc; we\e run
into in tlw. wholr thmg with nc•\-.
""tl'r l'llll'"· A lot of people \\nuld hl..c
to h.1ve U'> a' a <.aster ci1y, but 11"
ha.,acaJly tht• touri"'t peoplr who art.•
u11t ll)1ng thh or peupl<' who wanl ·
<,omcthing lake fire engine .. c111d pfllilt·
rar .... But Oka;ak1 '" the da.,.,1t
The group has a busy weekend In
s tore for II. TeU me about some of
those happenings.
Today lt-rida} I. 1r. Kato ha!.
reque.,tcd thal he ge1 a tour of one of
the bu..,me~'> of one of our member ....
'>0 that'._ \\here we're going 10 mt•et
I le's an the patkaging busml''i" I k'<i
vice prc!>1dent offopperwarl' Japan.
and one of the gals here runs a
pack.aging and d istnbulion busmt~'>
Al 5:30 p.m .. we're going to have a
little cocktail party with hors
d 'oeuvres u p in the Marriott. where
they're staying.
Tomorrow !Saturday). they rc~rwd
some time to do -;omc shopping and
sightseeing.
ln the evenjng. we have dinner in
one of our members' homes.
Sw1day ltodayl. we have a boat nde
scheduled for 9 a.m. We have the pa rk
FRO.M THE NEWSROOM
lwnd1 Llt·d1L.t1111n c11 I pm .. dlltl lhey'll
haw tlannl'r .ti th1· tharthouse ah er
lhJl
In lhl· mL-.11Hirnl" tht kHb from
IAn11ht·-.1. I ramt• are ht'rt' lfor two
wt·t·k'I anJ lht·) haw a luU gamut of
acll\'lllt'' with their ho!>l'>. llw two
1h111g ... Im ~oang IO he involved an with
1lwm • ., ~undd} 111ght. rm leavLng the
Ok..v.1k.1 group and ioanmg a pol luck
for thl I n•m h h1W"t school '>ludeots
c1nd 1lw '"'"' high '>< hool srudents.
On I Ul'"dJ\. we're presenting the
V1"tl0r ... au lhe 'chonl board and then
the\ 11 lw an l lrh'> w11h our kid<; for the
re<,1 ol the \'eek
Tell me a U1tJe about the French
students.
:\n11be'> ts ne>.t to Cannes on the
Frenrh R1V1ern I here are six girl" and
tht•ar l haperorw.., their l-.ngl1sh
1eadwr
flow did you get Involved with Lhe
si'lter cities association?
\\'lwn I rt·11r('J, ')ercne .md I both
d1·d1t .11t·d our rt·tiremt'nt 10 malu.ng a
p11<.,111\e d11ft•rt•nct' 111 people'c; live!>. A. ...
I lonked .around for al 11V111e 10 ge1
111\'0ht•d an. 't<.ler c111e'> lookl'd pretty
Jll rarl 1H• 10 me
Have you visited both Prance and
Japan?
I per'>onall'r hJ\-t' JU~t been to Japan.
h111 lhrt•t· yc<1r-. a~o. we had a group go
111 \1111he,. P1w~1hly. depending on the
\\Oriti .,1tu.111on. wc probably are gomg
to bt• d11111~ -.0111ethmg this summer or
nex1 <,ummcr
TeU me more about the bench
dedlcarlon on Sunday.
n1e dedication is JOintJy ponsored
by dw Rotary Oub South and the
, ewpon Beach Sister Cities A-;sn. It
will be presided over by RoRer
MrConegal, the prt'Mden1 of the
Rotary O uh. We'll have a few speakers,
n1duding me. Georgiana McOoud will
speak. '>he<. been 1m11lwd with HotJJ)'
for 20 years And thl· 111J\llr ~tt'H'
Bromberg! "'1U <ipeak
Af1er the dedu:auon ot the 1"'0 pdTk
benche ... an that lictll· rorner in lrvme
Terrace Parle tha1 ha-. lamp<, and
Japanese pmtt .... we re gomg w pu1 an
the benche .. 1here Onc will he an
honor on Wendell h,h, the 01her an
honor of Moe I ldmall Hoth of UH.''>t'
men were \t'ry acU\'l' Hmana"" <S.nd an
our organ1.1.a11on
After that. 1here will hi' .i rt'C t.•puon
at the Bahia ( onnth1an 'rat ht < luh
Any ftnaJ thoughts?
Just thal "'e dre here an the
commumtv. are pan of 1h1.,
communny. "'e repre.,cnt \e\o\-'J)llrt
Beach in vanous pl.ice<> in the "'Orld
We are all voluntcer., \'\e do 1h" out J
feeling for people reldt10n,h1p., \\l'
are look.Ing at other oppor1un111l'' to
bring forth our phalo.,oph\
I believe thcJI wht•n vou l'.,tabh'h J.
relauonsh1p \\ Hh ,, nt.'\' .,.,.,,t'r lll). you
have to get w k11ov. 1ht· ma1or
ansutution., of th.it e ll\ and thl' people
that run them and tha1 you ~o forward
slowly. \\le curren1J~ hcJ\f' an
explo ratory comrmnee lool..111g di
Ensenada. Mexico We h.ivl' .11luv.t.•d
oursel~ two year ... to look .11 1ha1
before we formalize any lund ot
relationship becau-.e "'e wan1 to m.tle
sure it's a relauonshap ba ... t•J on
mutual advantage. mutu.il aniert><.,1'
We had. for example, a h1 .. tonc
meenng where the supenn1endt'nt or
schools m Lnsenada and Im ,,aff of 13
came up here and we met \\1th Dr
(Roberti Barbot INewpon \fe<-.1
Unified School Distnct
superintendent! and hr" .,1,tll 111
explore "What can I do for \ou .ind
what can you do for me " And 11 \\as a
great meeting.
I think that will be something
Whether we establish a rela11on.,h1p as
a sister ciry or no t, that relataon,lup
will go forward because we ha,t', fnr
example. technology. and they h.iw
Hispanic culfure to bnn~ back. and
fonh berween us.
Sometimes, some of the news isn 't fit to print
A s some of you may know,
I teach a journalism
course at Orange Coul
CoUege. This week. the clus
discussion concerned the
pubUcatJon or certain facts and
bow newspapers have rules on
what should and shouldn't get
into print.
This may surprise some or
you. but we do. u part or the
editing process, ftlter out
lnformatJon that may not be
pertinent to the readerl.
Reporters will often bring
b9ck.,.... and.,... or
notebook material. And out of
thoee Pl'P'< probably half o(
that or leu wW adUllly make It
Into print. 1"herfl to much that
we leun and mow that len'I flt . ,.......~
TONY
DODE RO
Gruesome
details on
crimes and
gossipy
rumors that
spread
throuahouta
town but are
unaubstan-
tlatect are
some
examples. We
hear It, we
note It down,
we lnvntlgate It. but we don't
neceuarily print It.
We alto leave out
inlonnldoo purpoeely, lib
oamet of crime vlctlms. Here's
a UUle acerpt horn our
huidbaok:
·1n IDOlt 1-ancet. then ..
no reason for us to name crime
victims .... The thought is that,
as responsible commuruty
journallllts, we're not ln the
business of bringing hame,
hun and the possibllity of
relributJon to the tittle old lady
whose purse was snatched.
That just doesn't make se08e. * we also keep out the names
of rape victims and names of
minon arrested for crimes
unless they are to be charged as
an adulL
The latter was the subject of
tome newll'OC>m debate lu t
week.
W. were foOowfnl a atory In
wbkb I 17 •yev~old meJe bad
caljec:bd an auto and taken
police 08 I chMe.
M lbe dlMI IDded Ind lbl
..
teen was being arrested. our
photographer Don Leach wa'>
on the scene snapping away.
Later, as we were deciding
where to place the story in the
paper, dty editor,.._ Meler
brought some photos Into my
office. One photo was o ( the car
a.sit aat after the chase, the
other WU of the teen being
handcuffed and taken away by
police offic.ers.
*How old is he?· I a led.
•Seventeen,• Meier said.
"Then we can't run that
photo.· J said.
Thus began a debate
betwttn me and the photo
cSep.nment lbout the thot. It
WM Cbe besc of t,he bunch they
~·and 1.,-eed. but
~ct.. an the tough ' -
decisions we ha~ to make.
Decisions that sometimes pit
the best Journalism against our
principles and values.
Our prtndples and values
were the winneB that day, and
the readers didn't get to see the
best photo.
That wu the leM<>n I was
teaching my clue and that I
found we atW are leamlng ln
th e newsroom. We ha~ a
~pon.libWty as joumallsts to
gjve the l'Hden all the
tnlonnadon they need to know,
but kffP out lnfonnadoJt that
can be harmful or offentJw to
them or other&.
lt'a.U put oltbedebetewe
undertab eecb cMy. a debate I
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QUOTE OF TIE DAY
"It was a real gully
effort.''
Pat Ooulla11, UCI men's
basketball coach
HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS WATER POLO
SEAN HILLER I DAii. Y PILOT
Newport Harbor senior Jenna Murphy
raises her arm m victory at Saturday's
CIF match with Montebello as the
clock ran out 1n a 20-8 runaway.
Sailors
dominate
foe , 20-8
Newport rolls on to
Division I semis against
Santa M a rgarita.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
NEWPOR1 Rl .t\C.11 -!Jkc a weU-
oiled machine. LJ1c Nt>WpOn Harbor
I ugh ~ water polo team mn on the
high~t of octane fuel, leaving vi it:ing
MontebelJo al the Mclftmg line and nan-
nmg on fwn~
The Sailors d1.,rnantled vis1ung
MontebeUo. 20·8. tn the qu(U"terfmals of
the CU· Southern ()ection Division I
Playoff'> Saturday. ga1n1ng momentum
• • 20
for a dnve that, for
them. will end in a
championship Sat·
urday at Belmont
Phu.a in Long
Reach.
~we're getting
pumped up, ready
for the finals,·· said
Newpon defender
Raelyn Ritchie,
who scored once
and had two steals
in two quarteB of
action before Coach Bill Bamen emp-
tied the bench for mo t of the second
half.
Sophomore A..,hJing Taylor gave her
team a lift with four <;eeond-half goals
(all three of Newports in the final quar·
ter), and became the only player to
score in a fmsh-soph, junior varsiry and
varsiry game this season.
·She'll be competing for a varsil\ pot
next year.· Bam ett said. ·she dM a reat
job today.·
That could be sa.ld about many N, v-
port players. Jenna Murphy, bound 11•r
UCLA next season, also had four goal ..
all in the first half. I fer initial score, , ..
four-meter penalty shot 18 seconds into
the game, was quickly foUowed by two eoaJs from Paige Lansing and slngje taJ-
Hes from RJtchJe and junior J~lca Ball
Ball positioned herself mere feet away
from the right side of the goal to receive
a pass from senior Annie Wight. and
shot the baJJ olf the right post and into
the left side or the net 'Olat was Ball's
second goal and gave the hosts a 7-2
lead early ln the second quarter.
Sophomore Anne Belden was busy in
the second quarter. dishing two as.s1sts
and scoring two or her three goals, u
she often led Newport's counterattack
~ counter hM been very strong.·
Barnett said. .. As long u we keep that
going. we11 be all right.•
Camtyn C.Onway and AMlJey Parole
each scored twice in a ah-goal third pe-
riod for Newport. ranked second to un-
deMted FoothW In DMston l. Parole --~ on C.Onway'a (defender draped
around her) eecond pl.
Alllltl Jn the ttUrcf were allo made by ~ P.rtcbon. Petgy &ebe, AB An·
denon and K. T. Mno«. Jenmter Schufe
added UJ ..... and junior t.cblp.,...
keeper Kim ffouaeP'ln reUeved nrtn c.onam '° rub rwo .-In lbe lrwl
cs GS a a a a
rew.-y24 honoree
MELISSA SCHUTZ
Sports Editor Roger Canson • 1949) 5 74-4223 • Spot1s Fax: (949) 650-0170 Sunday, February 23. 2003 81
COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL
'Eaters win in ·ar, 7·8-73
#
UCI take sole possession
of the wild, wild Big West
Steve Vlr1en
Daily P.ilot
BREN EVENTS CENTER -The es-
sence of 2003 Big West Conference
men's basketball came to the Bren
Events Center Saturday night. It fig-
ures. The Big West aura was aU over
the West Coast, anyway. 1
In this gut-wrenching matchup be-
tween UC lrvine and University of
the Pacific, it was the Anteaters who
ume out on top, 78· 73, in a wild,
wild overtime game before 2,33 1.
Pacific junior Miah Davis nailed a
PactflC 73 Anteaters 78
three-pointer
near the top of
the key with Jeff
Gloger's hand in
his face. as time
expired in regu-
lation. making it.
69-69. Then, the
Anteaters out-
scored UOP. 9-4,
in the overtime
period.
UCI senior
forward Jordan
Harris, fighting off an illness. scored a
season-h1gh 23 points, while 7-foot
junior center Adam Parada added 15
points and 13 rebounds. and junior
Man Okoro came off the bench 10
contribute 12 point!> and a key blocic
la re in regulation.
The Anteater.. moved into first
place in the Big West, for the time be·
ing, a half-game ahead over idle UC
Santa Barbara Utah State, whjch was
in first. was upset al UC Riverside, 72-
65.
·11 was a real gully effort," UCI
Coach Pal Douglass said of his squad.
"You never can take anything for
granted in this league. It's been that
way this whole season.·
Douglass said h e's not seen this
much pariry, or craziness. an his six
years in the Big West. Most coache5
in the conference say the madness
results in. "the fine line," whkh
mearis that there is no room fo r error
because of the com petitive balance.
UCl-Pactfic wasn't the only over-
time game in the Big West. Cal late
Fullerton won in overtime, 62-59,
over Idaho.
"This was a great college basketball
game." said Pacific Coach Bob
Thomason. in his 15th season with
the Tigers. "This year, (the Big Wesl)
is more competitive. ll's just a wild
race. The teams are aU good. but
there is no one who is dominating. ln
the first round (of the Big West Tour-
nament)
STEVE Mc CRANK I DAILY PILOT
UC Irvine's Jordan Harns ( 13) draws a foul from Pacific's Miguel Flores (22) m the first half of Saturday's contest.
there's going to be some teams that
figure to win, but that won't be the
case. We're going 10 cause somebody
some problems.·
UOP. which began the Big West
season 3-0, caused some problems
for UCI midway through the first half.
UCI (17-7, 11 -4 in the Big West}, the
two-time defending Big West regu.lar-
season champion, opened with a
12-0 lead in a little over the first five
minutes.
But, Pacific proceeded with a 27-2
run that featured three-straight
three-pointers, and five treys in the
scoring spurt. The Tigers' run was in
a span of 6:15, as UCI ndured a five-
minute scoring drought UCJ also
went with 8:31 without a field goal.
Pacific senior guard Demetrius
Jackson. who has been battling pain
in his tailbon e, nailed three three-
pointers in the first half, and often
followed his shots with a defiant stare
or offered choice words to the crowd
and the UCI bench.
Harris broke the field-goal drought
with a 18-foot pull-up jwnper thal
brought UC! lo within, 32·19 with
6: 15 lefi before halftime. That started
a 12 · 7 that closed out the ha.If and Pa·
cific led, 39-3 1. The Tigers hit 8 of 15
three-pointers in the first half.
Harris toot over in the second half.
scoring 13 points and hustling after
loose balls.
"When a guy starts woofm'
at your bench. ii just pisses
you off." Harris said. "That
got us riled up. That put a fire
under us. It just made us feel
bener 10 get the victory. es-
pecially over (Man) Kemper.·
ua
UCSB
Utah St.
Cal Poly
ldetlo
on defense and the junior
guard called a timeout
W L Bask.auskas missed a ~ : 15-foot jumper. but Oko·
10 5 ro grabbed his final of five
Kemper. a 6·9 ophomore
for Pacific. is a cransfer from
Irvine Valley CoUege. last
year, he was sharing a room
with Aras Baskauskas. the
UCI junior guard.
Fvllertoo
~
Northndge
RtY9f'lide
Long Sch St.
8 6 offensjve rebound.s and
7 8 W3!> fo uled with 2~ '>l'C·
6 a onds left. He made both
6 8 free-throws.
5 9 Paetfic juruor guard
5 9 Myree Bowden drCM.' the
' 11 lane with just under 15
Baskauskas nailed a key
basket, a jump-shot just inside of the
three-point line with 3:03 left in the
overtime, that gave UCI a 72-69 lead.
Pacific answered back when nm
Johnson scored down low.
Later, with one minute remaining,
Okoro deflected a pass to Baslcauskas
seconds left. It appeared
he was look.mg for con-
tact, but the defender. Mike Hood.
moved 10 the sid e and Bowden took
an extrd step for a traveling violaoon
Harris and Hood made two free
throws each down the stretch to close
See 'EATIRS, Pest 83
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
E agles crum}?le under pressure, 72-55
Estancia sees its season
end in myriad fouls and
misst•d opportunities as
Harvard-Westlake rolls.
COmpoliUl'e.
"Thar's one of the s~
games I've ever-seen." said
Harvard· Westlake Coach Me-
lissa Heartihy. "You don't
usually see two playen pick
up their fifth fouls. both on
tedlnk.als..
Eagle •taning point guard
nisha Wue OunJor) fouled
out with three minutes. 13
tee0nds remaining in the
ftnt half .after receMng pk:k-
lng up her foul1h penonal foul and •
subeequent tecbnicaL Wiie lead the
~ to a l7 • 7 cuthloo 1t the end ot
one qum18. The Co-MVP ol the hdlc ec..a i....-• ,..., • ~ the Biiie ...... tndlng ~ the de· res.. for a couple ol undemlnd 1COOP
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56
conr:rot• said Rappa. who
also griped about the discrep-
ancy ln fouJ shooting.
The~made 31 of
45 free.throw attempts
{67.3'5.), while the ~ at-
tempt~ Just 10 and made six.
., can't blame the mefteS.
but I dldn'l lib them.. aid
eenJor Xochitl 8y8etd. &can·
da'I lMdlnc tcOlft (18 polms
on 7-ol-l 7 lhoodng), who
allo grabbed three rebomds
and had • bk>cted ehot "We lhould
haw blown (Hanud) out. We let the rm"' tow a wie cml\ c1o m.. •
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' 12 Sooday, Febtulry 23, 2003 S POR TS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
CdM knocked out of ·playoffs
El Dorado scores one
early goal and rallies
behind its injured
player for a 2-0 victory
over Sea Kings.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
home.
When play resumed Harris re·
rumed to the game five minutes
later. Harris said rhe top of his
head knocked against the fore-
head of Mullinax. '
After Mullinax left the game, it
appeared the Golden Hawks in-
tensified their play. They pro·
tected their on~goal lead even
though the Sea Kings (16-6-2) re-
cbRONA DEL MAR -A sirn· lendessly attac.lted their net. CdM
pie explanation to Corona deJ outshot El Dorado, 8-3, fr001
Mar High's loss would be that its when Mullinax left until halftime.
boys soccer team did not finish The Golden Hawks (14-6-2)
any of its many scoring chances. had scored in the third minute.
Yet, something more dramatic when senior Ouis Cardinale
took place at the Sea Kinp' field, scored on a rebound, after the
where an emotionally driven FJ CdM goalie slapp&i at rhe previ-
Dorado squad defeated CdM, 2-0, ous shot. However, the Sea ~
• El Dorado
CdM
2 0
in the first aeated more scoring chances
round of rhe than the Golden Hawks after-
CIF ward, yet PJ Dorado rumed them
Southern back:
section Di-WI thought the big difference
VISIOn fl was when (Mullinax) went down
playoffs Sat-and the guys rallied around him.~
urday. El Dorado C.oacb Marc Smith
With the said wlt was interesting because
Sea Kings we haven't had that much inten-
trailing. I -0, si ty all year."
in the 13th CdM junior Julien Cerutti fired
minute, a off four shots in the finaJ 18 min·
loud gasp utes of the first half. None of his
came over a crowd of about 350 shots were stopped because they
when El Dorado senior Bren Mul-went just wide and one rut the
linax and CdM senior nistan top of the neL Meanwhile, the
Hanis collided and their heads Golden Hawks had two viable
·crashed against each other, while scoring chances before haJftirne,
the two went for a 50-50 ball. but CdM senior goalie Phil Stem -
Then a hush came. Mullinax lay ler made diving saves to stop.
on the ground holding his fore-them. Stemler recorded 12 saves.
head. which bled profusely. El Dorado senior goalie Brad
Harris rose to his feet and Drake also played a sensational
walked to his sideline, while game. He came up with 13 saves
trainers and coaches tended to and drove CdM bac.lt with his
Mullinax. After 20 minutes went long punts. Drake, who served as
by. during which paramedics the punter for the FJ Dorado foot-
came and wrapped the boy's ball team, also left the net at op·
head, Mullinax was able to walk portwle moments to stop CdM.
to the trainer's golf cart and sat MHes one of our key players,
Every El Dorado player came and and for him to go down that
shook· his hand before he was brougbt us together," Drake said
driven out Harris also shook his or Mullinax. "We wanted to step it
hand. up mainly for him. It was hard to
STEVE McCRANK /OAllYPILOT
Corona del Mar's Shane Collins (right) and El Dorado's Chris Cardinale (5) duel in the CIF Playoffs.
"We were dominating the gam e. We had all the
energy and all the play. That kind of took the
momentum from us. ·That's t he way I see it,
more so than them being inspired:'
Pat Callaghan, Cd M coach
20· minute break of the action
took away Cd.M's momentum.
"I clidn't not.ice (El Dorado's in-
pired play), w Callaghan said.
Coast League, appeared to o ut-
play the Golden I lawk!., offen-
sively, in the second half. CdM,
again. created more scoring
chances. but EJ Dorado wouJd
not budge.
through .the Golden Hawks· de·
fense.
In another OF Division IJ lir;t-.
round game:
•Santa Monk:a 3, Newport
Harbor I
The Newpon I !arbor '1 hgh
boy<> wccer team came up '>hon
ru. the Vikings earned a 3· I Vil'
IOry Saturday on Lhe Santa
Monica campw..
loo;c Surp3), scored the SaiJor;'
o nJy goal in the 10th rrnnute.
Newpon I larbor firw,hed '>ecoud
in the Sea View l.eaj.,'lle Lhi-. yt•ar
with a 6-1 ·2 mark..
Bay I.eague runner·up Santa
Mo111ra improved 10 17-8-0 over
all.
A representative at Hoag Hos-see him go, but that's why we
· pitaJ said thar there wasn~ a con-changed our game.M
"From the time they scored their
goal (third minute) and when
(Mullinax was) injured, we were
dominating the game. We had all
the energy and all the play. That
kind of took the momentum
from us. That's the way I see it.
more so than them being in-
spired."
ln the 55th minute, E.1 Dorado
junior V'mce Case scored on a
free kiddrom about 25 yanh out
The Golden Hawks received the
free lcic.k after a hand-ball viola·
tion, and then Case caught the
right the right com er of the net.
That's all they would need, as
CdM simply could not break
"We JUSI couldn't deal with the
baJI in 1he box." Newpon I !arbor
Coach Martyn I lam.ford '>aid. ·11·.,
very dasappoinlu'lg -
. Ct&ion and that Mullinax re-. CdM Coach Pat Callaghan
ceived 30 stitches and was sent thought otherwise. He l>Cl.id the
Nevenheless, the Sea King-..
co-champions of the Pacific
.
'SAILORS
Continued from B 1
quarter. Cottam made five saves.
"We came out strong and
stayed strong the whole game,"
Conway said "We tried to slow
things down because sometimes
we can get a UnJe ahead of our-
selves.•
Ahead on the CIF trail lies a
match With Santa Margarita
(13-5, ranked No. 3 in Division 0
Wednesday at a site to be deter-
mined
Conway looks forward to
Wednesday's game.
MTeamwork and o ur passing
has gotten a lot better," Conway
sad. Ml don't lcnow how close it
will be, but I know it wiJJ be a
good game."
CFDMliotll
Qua~
NNeeo1wMrpott~; 20, Mon...,_., I
Score by Ouarten
Montebello 2 2 1 3 -a
Newport & 5 6 3 -20
~ -Carrilo 5, Vir11mott1Z 1,
Diaz 1, Ramirez 1 Saves -Lugo, 4.
Newport Herbof -Murphy 4, Taylor
4, Belden 3. Ball 2, Lansing 2,
Conway 2, Parole 2. Ritchie 1. Saves -
Cottam, 5; Housepian, 2.
EAGLES
Continued from B 1
in the final quarter, alongside
junior starter Nancy Castro, who
tallied nine po ints with seven re-
bounds. Gray had seven boards.
Nicolle WiJson Cone steaJ, one
block), along with lmelda Pena
(two rebounds and an assist),
gave the P.agles help off the
bencb, bul Harvard-Westlake
proved too much.
Byfield. along with Gray,
played their last game in an
P.agle uniform SE!turday. Byfield
said she plans on attending
Orange Coast College. occ
women's coach Mike Thornton
wu in attendance Saturday,
watcblng By(leld.
"lt'a sad because I've played
wttb (Mino) and {Wilson) my
whole life," Byfield said, ·1 will
mlallhem."
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Newport Harbor goalie Terin Cottam reaches out to block a shot in the Sailors' 20-8 CIF victory over Montebello Saturday afternoon.
HIGH SCHOO.L GIRLS WATER POLO
CdM belts El Segundo, 13-7
CdM runs up
12-goal edge b efore
easing up.
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
MANHATrAN BEACH -All
roads lead to the ClP Playoffs
ror a program M steeped in wa·
ter polo tradition ~ Corona del
Mar High.
Gaining every advantage
pos.Wle, CdM Coach Aaron
Olaney ~ foresight. and his
preparedness paid off ln a 13-7
Sea King victory over host PJ Se-
gundo in the quanerfinals of
the OF Southern Secdon Divi-
sion n IP.rt8 water polo Playoffs
Saturday at Mira Costa Hlgh.
The win puts the Sea Kln3'
(.24~5) against Omyon. the Cen-
twy league's No. 2 repre5el Lta•
tfw, in Wednesday's semifinals
at a site to be determined.
O.ney purpoeety ICheduled
a pme IMl week at Montebello
to gtw tua teem experience
with • bus ride. playtng away
from the friendly
confines of CdM
I ligh and getting
used to Los Angeles
County referees.
The strategy paid
off ru1 CdM blitzed to
a 7-0 lead after one
quarter, getting four
goals from senior
Danielle Carlson,
who led all scorers
•
sion n. while the
Eagles (23· 7) was
ranked eighth com·
ing in.
~ey are defl-
nltely the best team
we've ever faced, N
said El Segundo Co·
Coach Scott Garin·
ger. "We gave our all
and had nothing to
CdM El Segundo
13
7
with six. UClA·
bound Brittany Bowlus found
the net three times and Ouis-
tina Hcwlco. the CIF Division JV
Player or the Year last season
when CdM inhabUed tbal
league, scored twice and added
one a.Wst ror the victors agfinst
an ovmnatched FJ Segundo
team that finished No. 2 in the
Bayleague.
~Getting used 10 not being at
our pool helped, .. HeWko said.
"L.A. County referees don't call
a. much. We wanted to put (EJ
Segundo) away from the begili·
ning and show people we de·
8e1'Ye to be No. I. M
CdM is ranbd No. I ln OM-
f
lose."
Referees called
nine ejections ~ both
teams. letting &he players de-
cide the fate of the comest.
PJU'ly on, It was eMy to see
CdM taking full advantase or Its
counterattack. much to Ola·
ney's pleasure.
Carlson scored her fourth
goal with 14 seconds left after
receMng a lob pass from goal·
keeper Brittany Fullen. who
made 8CM!f\ U\'eS in three
quartm before Owley In·
8t'rted raerves In the 6na1
quarter.
Qllney credited his defen8e
for ..,.rblg CdM acoring
chances.
MThey would take eight·tu·
nine-meter lob shots right al
(FuUen)," Otaney said. "Ow de-
fense made II easy for her." Kel ·
sey McCormick ·relieved Fullen
in the final period and made
two saves.
Carlson made two iiteals as
did freshman CamilJe Hewko,
Christina's sister, .md Amy
Strack had two ~isl'>.
Vivian Liao and Jordan Anal'
each scored once and Katya Ea-
dington swanned opponents
during her time ln the tank.
The Sea Kings scored five
times ln the third to build the
lead to, I 3-1, bef'ore fJ Segundo
equaled that goal total ln the O·
nal period
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CM 11. 8 ., ... 1
........ °BllNf'I CdM . ., 1 II 0 13
El Segundo o 1 1 g -1
CM -C.rieon 8, Bowtut 3, Ch •
HMto 2. ANe 1, LI*> 1. 5-Yw -
FulWi, 7. Mc:<:onnk* 2. a 11...,..-Vototin s. ~ 2, l(emp 1, L.ewtor ,_ Sew. -
au..,&.
Dail'/ Pilot
PREP HOOPS
Sage Hill
girls fall
in 49-37
decision
CaJvary Chapel boys
falJ in four overtimes
to Yeshiva quintet.
NEWPORT • COAST -The
Sage Hill School
girls basketball
team. which
made an im·
pressive rum-
around in one season , ran out of
magic Saturday as visiting CaJ.
vary O\apel of Downey defeated
the Lightning. 49-37, ln the sec·
ond round of,the C1F Southern
Section Division JV-A Playoffs.
wl'm proud of them: Sage HUI
Coach Shanna Renken said of
her players. "The fact that we
made it this far is huge. We're
onJy a second-year varsity pro-
gram with one senior, one junior
and the rest sophomores and
freshmen. We went from 5-13 lru.1
year 1 o 14 • 7 this year.·
Calvary Olapel o f Downey ( 15
13) held a slim :15·3.1 edge foUow
ing 1.hret' quarter.., but dom1
nate<l the fourth quarter and
pulled away. nw Ughtning
wilted in the final period agaiJN
Calvary Cl1apel'i. haJf-court pre....,
and Sagl' I fill center Katie Puish
ys ">pent haJf of Lhc fourth quar·
ter on the bench with foul Lrou
ble ~ the c;ro:Jfa."> uu~ored thl'
hO">l.S, 14 ·4.
Stt•phanie Ande~on and Juy
Buder each scored 19 poinL'> for
the GrinJie!>. while 6·foo1 ·I
fr~hrnan I laywood Wright lc<l
Sage I hll with 18 rebounds, e1gh1
points and seven blocked shot'>.
Vicky (;u1ierrez and Puishy<> abo
scored t•ight point-. apiece for tht•
ljghm1ng. Caml' Clark.. Sagt'
I Lill\ onJy ..enior, finished with
">ewn points, !>ix a'>'>l'ib and four
steali..
-They poundecl us in Lht!
po">t." Henken "><Ud of the Crv
1Ji~. -The mmute !WnghtJ
would get the ball, they would
pound her with two o r three
players. They had an aggre'>-'ilVl'
team down there m the paint·
Sage I fill, wtuch Ix-at Con nelly
m the fir.I round of the playoff'>.
earned an a t-large henh in the
Academy Leagul', while Calv-dry
Oiapel of Downey wao; the third-
place team from the Olympic
Lea~e.
•In thl' boys' 76 74 four·uver
time lo'>!., Kevin Joyre had ~
point\ and Michac•I Fil7hugh 29
point~
C.1ty 49, Saa• .. "
CIF Division f'l·A Second round
Scotoe by QU8f1erS Calvary 9 t• 11 1•
Sage Hill 10 11 17 •
Cafv9rt Ctypel Downey Miller 2,
Anderson 19. Islander 3, Butler 19.
Chanom6
J.pt. goals -Anderson 3. Chattom 2,
Butler 1
Fouled out -none.
S.. Hill -Yodef·Lee 6, Clar1it 7.
Gutierrez 8, P\Jishys 8. Wright 8,
Manlero 0. Kahsk1 0, Schaffer O.
Gonzalez o
J.pt goals -Clark 1
Fouled out -none.
Tec:tm1cal1 -none
WRESTLING
Mas ter 's
berth for
Donovan
Mesa wrestler
fifth at CIF.
WESTMINSTER
Costa Mesa High wrestler
Adam Donovan finished
founh at 152 pounds at
the C1F lndMduaJ cham-
pionships Salwday and
gained a berth at the up·
coming Masters Meet at
Fountain Valley. He'll en-
ter with a 37·12 record.
f.atanda's Victor Car-
mona finished slxth at
125 polUlds, and Newport
Harbor's Nathan Geer
{29-8) WU lbth at 135
pound& The top ftve
qua.lifted tor Matten.
Alao wtth strong e«ona
from Newpon were JClm
Um (112). who went l -2,
and ·~t Phil
Gerard, wbo WM l •2. I
., ..... •"' AU a; ••••• ,, 04 3
S PORT S Sunday. February 23, 2003 S3
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Vanguard women
clinch piece of title
Nationa ls await, for
fifth time in six years.
reer three-pointer with two treys
as Vanguard ran a lead up to as
many as 30 points before settling
for the final verdict.
The Lions improved to 2 1-8,
16-2 in the GSAC
Golden St.te Athletic Cont.
V.nguard 68, Hope 50
COLLEGE BRIEFS
Vanguard splits
• BASBMU.: Vanguard Unl-
verslry split a baseball double -
header at The Master's College m
Santa Oarita Sarurday. taking the
opener. 5-2. behind Joe Carna-
han (3 for 4 with a double). then
dropping a 7-3 decision as The
Master's struck for four runs in
the '>ixlh inning.
• INDOOR TRACK: UC lrvme
.. oµhomore l:nn Cum~ wab
fourth in the pole vault .. 1 12 -8 at
the Mountain P-ac16c Spon!> Fed -
erauon Indoor (hamp1oru.tups
in Hoi..e, Idaho
COS rA M l!SA -Vanguard
Univer!>ity'!> women·l> basketball
te1un clinched no worse than a
share of the Colden State Ath-
letic Conference championship
and. unofficially, a berth in the
"1AIA National Tournament Sat-
urday 111Kht by vinue of a 68-50
victory over visiting I lope lnter-
nallonal.
Hope -Singleton 8, Toorop 2,.
Dyctie 11 , Moreno 8. O'Hare 6,
Fowlkes 0. Ngo 4, Gilcrease 2, Dil-
worth 2. Patten S, Doohnle 2.
3-pt. goals -Singleton 2. Dyctie 1.
SHVE McCRANll DAllY PH ljf
Pacific's Demetrius Jackson (right) keeps in touch with UC Irvine's
Jeff Gloger as he drives downcourt m the first half Saturday night
Kel'>o Lopez got the win in
C;amc I, <,pac111g Olli eight hit!>
OVl'r !)t:•ven inningi.. Man c.:a...ion
~01 the 'ave with two ~orcJc.,.,
inn mi.:~.
Viu1g\JarcJ r-. now 9 5, ·nu: \t.1-.
tl·r\ 1-. 7 4 I
!.•wren Adam.,, (lo~-.1ca Stal-
ford, Curti'> and Suzanne Pur-
rnon1 Wt'ltl 'l:"i I .kO 111 the 4 x 400
reldy, a11d i\111.u1d<1 Arrn'>ln>n~.
h111 11111. ( .1lh) l'1l l)iJ i111d
Wendy < h.m l 1111 ~1·d ,, l .!. IJ.1 Ok
in thi.· t1r ... ta111 1• 11wcllt'\ rd.i\
•JC Tf.NNI\ ( )rallgt' ( 11J't
C.oLIE>Kl' ha ... thft'l' pl<.1\ot·r.., 111 1111
fi n.ti" of tlw \l111lh"-l.''1t'111 10111
n.mwnl 111<1.1\ 111 c )1ul.1 \ l'l.i
l-r1''>h m.1n \111 lwl11 \\1 11,lJ 111111
pete1n -.11 1glt·, .11 11 .i 111 dlld th1
d ouhl1•, 11·;1111 111 \.,t.lt·\ ',1 1 ... 111
ancJ,l!J1 ltd ~·"11111 \ w ,11 •1 .1 111
h wi U be the fifth trip to the
l\J,111onal Champ1on!>hips in the
1.~t '>lX yt'ars for Huss Davi!> and
h1'>Uoni..
One more victory in the next
l~o !>tan" would giw Vanguard
the outnWit crown.
I he Uon!>' Jenrufor Wilcox and
< ounney McKinney l>hared srnr-
1111-: honon. with 13 poinL~ apiece.
Lc.·nlia Ju-.efwrn added 10.
I ..iur.i I t·t.· m·11ed her 200th ca-
Ngo 1.
Fouled out -Toorop. Dyctie.
Technicals -Dyche.
V.nguard -J. Lenderman 9, Lee
9, Wilcox 13, McKinney 13, 01ttenbir
8, Josefsson 10. M ills O. C. Lender-
man 3, Seaman 0, Candelaria 3,
Griffo O
3-pt. goals -Candelaria 3, Lee 2.
Wilcox 2, Josefsson 2. J. Lender-
man 1, C Lenderman t.
Fouled out -Oinenb1r.
Technicals -none.
Halftime -Vanguard, 38-23
Anteaters slowed
down at ·UOP, 57-53
"""._IO'\ ll<. Irvine\ rhe deci.;iort5 leave<, both
team-; 8-5 in the 81~ Wel>I. \JU
I'> I 5-9 overall. Pacific il> 11 I .l
'EATERS
Conbnued from B 1
out the win. nie Tigers C 11 -12.
6-8) were without Jackson in th~
overtime. I le fouled out. and
Rowden and Kemper fouled out
111 overtime.
'l11e 'Eaters looked as if they
would win in regulaLion. a'>
Parada naiJed a 17-foot fade-
away shot along the ba-.ehne
with :15 '>CCond~ lt•ft to give UCI
u G6·64 lead. Moments later,
Okuro went up am.I blocked
Jack..,on driving layup attempt
rhoma-.on 'iaid he 1ho11gh1 it
~I'> goahc11ding. With 15 sec-
omh left in rci,•tila11on, 13a'ikau!.-
ka!> hi! lwo frt·t: throw'l fur a Gti -
64 lt!ad, bu1 Bowden ... cored wiLh
'><'\en \econd'> and the 1 iger!>
4uit'kly fouled (auger
C.logcr mac.le nrw ot r'"o free
throw'>. <1llowing lht· !ltotk!On·
based Tiger'> the Lhttncc.· lu 11e
the game.
Gloger recorded three '>teal'> to
tie Scott Brooks' -.chool record of
66 in one se~on.
The Anteater!> rNum lO action
Thursday at 7:05 p.m at <..al Poly
San Luis Obispo.
Big Wes1 Coflferenca
UCI 78. Pacific 73
Pacific -Codie 4 K.imP"r 3
Johnson 9, Davis 10 Rose O Kora1k1t
10, Jacl<.son 19, MarJker 3 Bowncn
15 Flores 0.
3-pt. goats -Jaclcsori 3. KorC11k1c 2.
Bowden 2. Davis 2. KJmPtJr 1.
Maraker 1.
Fouled out -Karnl'f" Jack!.Ott
Ted1nicals none
UCI -Zuzak 2. Ham~ 23. P1Jr<1da 15.
Gloger 7, Hood 7. Sctira&r1!.lr O.
Baskauskas 6, Efevberha 6 Okoro 12,
Ethington 2
3-pt. goals -Efevbe•ha 2 Hams 1
Gloger 1
Fouled out non!.l
Technicals • none
Halftime -Pac1f1t. 39 31
Regulation -69 69
v.,cuard 5. The Mntet's 2
Vanguard 100 110 200 ~ ,
Master s oo• ooo •oo 4
Lopez Caston and Bower McElroy
and WagnPr W lope.I' 4-0 L -
McElroy 1 1 Sv Caston 111 28 -
Carnahan VIJ Brunt:n VU1 WaqnH
(MJ J1>mf''> M
The Mast~s 7, Vanguard 3
V11119uard ~ '>,. a J ~ ~
MdSlf'r\ '" <14 11 4
Ham~ and Nf'ster1f'lel. Spene.er .. ncJ
Wagner W Spencer 3 1 L Hi!ms
') 2 28 Clohon IM 1 Miranelil 1M1 HR
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TODAY
Baseball
College -UC Irvine at Un1vers1ty of San D1eyo 1 r rn
Tennis ~
Collegew'or'nen -UC Santa Barbara at UC IMnr: 1 "jO pm \\f I II II' hot\~t'tb.111 (('d01 fell
hd1111d 111 the fir,1 h..tlf ..ind
Ol'\ ('I lull} (l'CllVl'rt'd <I\ hml
Ur\tver'>llY of the l'..tcilll re-
corded a "i7 53 Big Wl''l Con·
ferenl'e victory at <,panos Cen
tl·r.
Big West Conference
Pacific 57, UCt 53
UCI -Yadon 15. Callaway 9
Faulkner 2, Gabbe 7. Green 8, Big
gins 0, Ferguson 12, Usher 0
COLLEGE MEN'S TENNIS "The Art
of Making
Pizza'' Lauren Yadon (15) and
Courtney Ferguson ( 12) were
the only Anteater-; in d ouble
figurel> "'" UCI ne11ed 1us1 33.3%
from the field ( 18 for 54). and
loi,1 the board game. too. 36-30.
3·pt. goals -Ferguson 2. Yadon
1, Callaway 1, Gabbe 1 Green 1
Fouled out -none.
Technicals -Gabbe 1
Anteaters fall, 4-3 WE DELIVER NIGHTl. Y
5-SPM
l.1c;a Faulkner had 9 points
and 7 as'lists for the An waters.
Center Gillian d 'Ho ndt, hit-
lln~ 7 of IO. led 1he Tigers with
20 points.
Pacific -Wong 6, Nederostek 2,
d'Hondt 20. Johnson 8, Dinges 5,
Feely 0. Tarsi,,uk 2, Ewing S, Clark 3,
Dupont 6, Smith 0, Gibbard 0.
3-pt. goals -Dinges 1.
Fouled out -none
Technicals -none.
Halftime -Pacific, 28-22
ANl l:ATI fl I LN:\I~ SlA·
Vanguard men roll
OIUM -Hnan Monon and Pe-
ter Surapol were victurioui. in
Nol>. 3 and 5 singles, but com-
h111ed with a c;weep in doubles,
it was not enough as visiting
University of San Diego claimed
a 4-J nonconferen cc me n's ten·
ni-; victory Saturday, dropping
UCI to 7-4. 2-0.
Nonconfentnce
Hartman scores 31
point to lead Lions
to 89-76 victory.
t.OS l"A Ml·.5A -Jamel> llan-
m.m ~ored 31 points to lead
Vanguard Uruver!>1ty to an 89-76
victory over I lope lntemationaJ
at the Pit on the winner's cam-
pu . ., Saturday night in Golden
~tale thletic Conference men's
bJ,kt•thall action.
1 ldnman\ 3 I points was a sea-
... on-high for the sophomo re
1ran!>fer. who wa5 hacked up by
lht' \COnng of nm Bumene (13).
Jo'>h l'it'r..on ( 12) and Ryan M o-
rt'au 10).
llw IJom unproved to 7-20, 3·
13 in the GSAC Hope lnlema-
uonal, still seeking ils first win in
28 starts, feU to 0-16 in the GSAC
Jon Stoa led Hope's game with 31
points.
Gokten StMB Athletic Coo•ailC8
V.nvu•rd 89, ffope 76
Hope lntemation•I -Ridtard 7.
Goble 3, Ellis 8, Stoa 31, Evans 11,
Hemans 14, Muranovic 0, Hernandez
2, Raitz 0.
3-p1. goals -Stoa S, Rickard 2, Ev-
ans 1. Fouled out -Goble
Vanguard -Hartman 31, Pierson
12, Adamczak 8, Rosborough 8, Bur
nette 13, Moreau 10, Cotter 6, Enns 0,
Egkan 1.
3-pt. goals -Hartman 2, Pierson 2,
Rosborough 2, Cotter 2.
Fouled out -Adamczak.
Halftime -Vanguard, 36-28.
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Anteaters
stir, 8-4
SAN OIF-.GO
-rlle UC Ir·
vine baseball
team snapped a
!>ix-game losing
losing streak
with an 8-4 win
Brown's 28 paces OCC
over the University of San Diego
Saturday.
Torero starter Kyte Wilson ran
into trouble in the top of the
fourth. aUowing four consecutive
singles. including a rwo-run hit
by Mall Fisher to start the Ant·
eater M:Uring. After giving up an
RBI single to Gary Oudrey. Wilson
gave way to reliever Justin Blaine.
who st.ruck out Marie Wagner to
end the· inning.
Pirates in men's win
over Hornets, 76-73.
1-UU .fHTON -Orange Coast
College's men's baslce1ball team,
behind the 28-point scoring of
Lamer Brown. improve to 20-12.
8-6 in the Orange Empire Co n-
ference with a 76-73 victory over
the I lo mets Friday nlghL
Brown nailed I 0 of 19 from the
field, including 3 of 5 from three·
point country, and hit 6 of 10 at
the Line. The Bucs hll J 1 of 20
three-point attempts.
Aaron Bobik and Slephon
Seales added 17 and 12 points,
re pectively In a game which saw
the lead change hands I lilnes
and the score tJed nine times in
1h second half.
1 he Pirates look the lead for
good at 67·65 with 4:02 left on
Bobik:'s layup.
Fullerton's Donyare Mayfield
had a shot at the buzzer, but the
three-point anempt missed.
Fullerton drops to 18-14, 5-9.
Onnge Empire eo. ..... tce occ 71, Fvllerton 73
Onnge Cont -Hatch 2, Seales
12, Brown 28, A. Bobik 17. B. Bobik
5, James 2, Peppers 2, Alexender 2,
Vikili 6, Sheheim 0.
3-pt. goals -Brown 6, A. Bobik 3,
Vikili 2.
Fouled out -Hatdl, B. Bobik, Al-
exander.
Technicals -none.
Fulee1ion -Dowd 20, Roberta 9,
Mayfield 8, P\imell 4, Bufford 5,
Hieb 5, Frazier 4, Allen 8, Dlezi 7.
Ricb3.
3-pt. goals -Mayfield 2.
Fouled out -none.
Tec:hnicala -none.
Halftime -Fullerton, 35-32.
The score was knoned in the
top of the seventh when UO
gambled on a shallow Oy to right
and took a 4-3 lead. UCl's Gregg
Wallis, who was on second base.
tried to beat the relay and was
called safe when catcher Zach
Dobek falJed to hold onto the ball
at hom e. Fisher was credited with
his third RBI.
UCJ reliever Paul French en-
tered the game in the bortom of
the seventh and had help from
UCl s defense. Fisher gave a great
defensive effort. diving to his left
and robbing leadoff hitter Perez
of a single. French st:ruck out four
ln rwo innings and allowed a nm
OCC women fall, 52-49 The Anteaters exiended their
lead in the eighth. Oestgnated
hitter Andy Amara '1ole second
and came around to score when
Wallis beat out a slow grounder to
Quinto. ua· Jordan S7.abo hit a
3· 1 offering up the middle to
hring Ln Wa.111' who had stolen
second.
, ccond-ha]f blues KO
the Pirates.
RJUE.RTON -Orange Coast
College's women's buketb&ll
team Jumped .to Ir.tell of 13-t
and 24~ 12, and Wiii holding.~
29 leed with ll :09 Wt. but It all
leU ape.rt Friday nWtt at FUler· Collete when a. holt Har·
r911ed fOf I 52 .. Olw'I' ON*'ence....,_
1 ttllMN bl 7 al 10
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I Wlfttl3fDr4l. Nlelton took tea .,.. ._. on
...... G9lardo ...... ,.._
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throws with 0: 17 left to give f\il.
Jerton llJ three-point edge.
OCC falls to 25-7, UH tn the
OEC. Fullerton ls 21 ·JO.8-6.
Orenge Empire Conference Wl\gJler had a two-run double
Fut .. rton ~ OCC 49 In the ninth to round out the
Orenge Cont -Canttlo 10, Mur• 8COrtng for the AntNletS. ,., e. HMlutht 18. Gatneo 3, M9n-Starter Bmt SmJth earned his
doa I. Ouirol 2, Shew 3, Von Tlln-.econd wtn of the teUOn (2'· 1) af. geln 2.
3iJl. go.--Het9u9hl 4. Menctoza rer golng 11.x lnnillp and ~
'· lhM l . out five wb.llt aDowtng three runs
Feulld out -none. on aeveri bh& MWI 11 -none. ,_....._,., ... , ..... 2.IHt ....
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San Diego 4, UCI 3
Singles -Ysern ISDI def Korac.
6-4, 6-2: Pongsr1kul (SOI def. Endr1-
kat, 6-4. 64. M orton IUCI) def
Beuque. 6-3. 64, Blair (SDI def
Biorkman, 6-0. 6 J, Surapol (UCI)
def. Kortistov1c, 6 3, 6-0; Caldwell
(SD) def. Williams, 6-1, 6-2.
Doubles -Endrikat-Morton (UCI)
def. Beuque-Pongsrikul, 9-8; Biork-
mank·Korac IUCI) def. Blair-
Ysern.8·5: Surapol-W1lliam s IUCI)
def Caldwell-Koristovic, 8-0
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For Only $32 per week (4week minimum)
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3 s.-1 level home 21><. + den
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2 .5ba, Sir •d• home s 1,729,000
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2000 )br + offrce Ap
pro• 3700sf
$1,119,000
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Stefanie Meurer
949-715-3156
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RESORT/
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patlO, h1a. •/d, fM, SlrMt
front fiOI'/ P~ttJa @
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deck. qutet i.tre•t Avail
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slory, decor•tor peilnt
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blulls and ya,ht harbor
entr•nc.e channel Sun
loune•/terr ace Av11I mid ,_m ~n Sll.(XXll
obo ;t ~2311
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w/1• in lovely 1•1.ed
comm nea Tro~e.
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condo slMps l!illl. 1/4 Of 16th Place •3 SI 100/mo
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MISCEUANEOUS
RENTALS
Rentll To Shafi 6030
ca.. ..... pvt br/pvt ba,
dose to a.a-~ Ir yd,
pt ~ lot of storaee
5'1. s l250rn 949-159-0715
(4M Shere .-., 21r
Apt. w1lk to beach, S850/
mo utils inc l, avail
Ma1ch Isl 949-673·3706
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w/d, ultls Incl. fem ptel
S7'7S+dep 949-548·0871
NI sa..re ••-Jlr hou!oe private room/bath
$550/mo • 1/3 ull~.
fem pref 949·81'17·1472.
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bch, shop&. ,... • 8oM
slpr.. "8yllls. tN4 ba. ptq. ~ $1'95 968-7123 .
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ORANGE 7411
COUlfTY
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2 c detached aar. bal·
cony, ne•/carpet/paint/
appls, $1750/rno 3023
Lan~ Bay 714 86!"22!>2
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949-641-SUO ••c ·oo • ._.. •w4..
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arey llht, prem aound,
CO, chrome whl1, superb
llh new con<I, vl56721
124,995 fin & wett avail
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low mllu. 115,900. Pp.
949 574 4244
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blWlen 1t1v, CO, c.hrm
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TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Charley~
6 Pyromaniac s deed
11 Playwnght -Simon
15 Funous
20 Pram pushef
21 Turn IOOM (2 wds )
22 Jockey -C01dero
24 A90end
25 Elegant conures
26 Shares rides
27 Medel airplane
WOod
28 Comio<5tnp watlo
29 Blaci<-tooled cntter
3~ Go sloWly
33 Tree g owlh
34 Pizarro toes
35 Wor1Cs on contract
37 Sanaw1cn oooltle
39 Bnng action
41 Dnving hazard
42 S1gml6ld Of Anna
43CookOU1
«Be appreheosMI
48 Winter wear
50 Asphalt
51 Orthodoobst's
concern
52 OO'Mnpoor
53 Be!ud<Sed
~7 Tumt>ler
59Budd1es
60 Sea swallows
'> 1 Petrudllo s tnlende<l
62 Frurt 1u1ce
63 Convenl <Nwellers
6A Fibbing
65Spnng mo
66Change
67 Cabdriver
68 Makes a profit
69 Mag1aan s WOfd
72 Ot5n made from taro
73 Faucet nookup
7 4 Chess pieces
75 Cl<>CK pa 11
76 Ana so on (2 was)
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66
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79 1Wll1ed
80 Common tlOf'IOl>trd 84 Nol theirs
8!> COnnery end Penn
88 Stahl ltStt
87 Flamenco dat"ICll:W s
shout
88 Doot11oke~
9 1 Show the 111'.Sy
92 RIV'ef in Asta
93Craze
95 Plea 01 sea
96 'Oendstand host
97 S~ver of wood
98 Supermarlcet
empjoyee
99 Bun 5q01her
101 Goat loature
102 Twirled
103 Tell
104 Palntll( Magune
105 8lytr1 ano Lancers
106 ldahO ne1gnoo.
107 C row s sound
106 Acquues
100 Leaves ou1
111 Greek war ooo
112 The r Ir\ I-stop
114 Bedou n attJrP
117 --m fldsll I
1 18 She 1r Se·1111e
1 t& Top priLe 2 wds
124 Railroad term '1al
126 Sn.ins sen
I 28 Bogs OOW'l
130 Come tonr
131 ul'lf>U•t.ab&
132 Della or Pee WPP
134 Urban cruisers
136 Varnty
137 Goose-bumpy
138 Algytes
13& M Klstonti
140 Ran l\'3 COl.H'Sf'
141 Make a sovnd
11\2 'O<l lhe Oouble"
143 Not \.dy
144 Adolescents
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1 Doose a candle
20nl0nskln
3 AQessi of \lennos
4 Sleeper's :acket
5 YOUfS truly
6 High mountain
7 Keep hawentfl1
8 Packed away
9 Leers
10Snrtt
11 Collar
12Gtossy paint
13 Dome home
14 Minus
15 More lr11ty
16 lmportanl minera l
l 7 Leonardo da -is Pnys1cist -NeW10n
19 Lilte pea-soup tog
23Rodeoskill
30 Horde member
32 Sonnet Wf'rters
36 Sh1pslltlpe
38 Funny Cnanotte -
40 Cotfee mallers
43 Wire measures
44 Aierts
45Ctlener
46 AppetlZ.er
47 Spatted wtldcal
48 POiar bear l\ablta'
49 lalQe purse
5 I IAass of co<>uOS
5<' HarnP.Ss ::>ans
~ Houstoo a'ld
Pec•onpah
55Coopa -
56 Flying prefix
58 Lounge
59 BrOWl"llSh-purple
60 Fastel'll'lQ a stlOe
63 Shuttle d15')8tdlers
S4 Grassy places
67 -d oevvres
68Very1h1n
69 Houseno10 'T1emce•s
70 B'eacl'leni cry
71 Memoi able 1ltne
73 Wofd on a tow.
74 PYactical JC*e
l~Sllore ft)'l!!f nrrme penod
78.Jertl
79Spooky
80 Lownt hq1 tide
8 1 Wagon snail
62 CustOmef
83Card wrt
85 Goes sl<y nign
86 Ler><ecnaun·s land
88 ~lute rulel
89 Aperture
90 'HeiP --tne wa'{
9 1 Sctiemes
92 Slangy 110 (nypt )
93 Big ourge<
94 Tlvl116d
96 Mytfllail be89\S
97 1RS emoioyees
98Watct oul
100 Fair·ll r1ng leners
101 M1'lnowt e O
102 Wate• vapor
103 Rev me~ "e
106 11taff8! a<ldr
107 4.ur'' klO'
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113 .;OC• d1rqer
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11~ "il"?IC
I :.1J .)WISS capital
121 'l~Nlywl:Kl
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1.!"J v~e "'an warns
125 Vd~fty Kid
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133 Go cil)(j: ,.enng
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