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SERVING THE NEWPORT-;- /\IE.SA COMMUNffiES SINCE 1907 TOSKIBA SENIOR ClASSIC ea er Inside NEWS Mauney pulls In a few months, a single mom will move into a Costa ahead of Saturday's Mesa house built exclusively second-round field; by women. About 70 women are planning to pitch in their today's fore cast time and skills to build a Habitat for Humanity home, could dampen the similar to this one, on Del Mar Avenue. final round SM Pagel Richard Dunn f· D AILY PILOT Inside NEWPORT BEACH - Terry SPORTS . Mauney, a former sports reporter Paul Salata is back on the fast and anchor for a CBS televlSlon affiliate m C harlotte, N.C ., would track following major surgery DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT call for heavy rain today 1f he some three weeks ago. Karen Knoch e For his story, see Page 11 could. Mauney. who shot a fabulous Behind the 8-under-par 63 to be a second round record 1n the Toshiba Seruor SCENES C lassic, 1s A look at a alone atop woman the leader who keeps track of board fol the scorers lowing TOSHIBA Saturday's • NAME: Karen Knoche play m the • HOME: Newport Beach • Seruor •JOB mu: Chairwoman _ For more on PGA Tour of walking scores the Toshiba event at • SHE IS: In charge of the Senior Classic, Newport Inside people who keep track of See Sports. Beach scores and statistics for the Page 11 Country COMMUNITY pros. Club. FORUM • DAILY DUTIES: While "Who Knoche doesn't actually wouldn't (cheer ford final-round Don Gregory is leading the walk the green herself, she cancellation today because of rain fight for a cultural center in creates schedules and and unplayable cond.ibons)?" said Newport Beach. He sat down ensures there are enough Mauney. who would cldun the with the Pilot to answer walking scorers on hand. $210,000 first-place prize 1f some questions. "If we have ne>shows, I today's final round is washed out. S..hge9 hustle up some other peo a repeat of last year when Allen ple, H she said. "Or I go on Doyle won the rain-shortened, the course myself ... I'm 36-hole tournament. dying to do it. H Rain IS in today's forecast, but ULTIMATE CALENDAR: To do the job, volunteers weather reports have been What's going on in need to have a basic knowl Newport Beach and Costa edge about golf and be known to rruss on occasion, and Mesa this week? Check physically able to walk the more than one California storm out our Ultimate Calendar. course for more than four has stopped short of reaching Newport Beach S..Page7 hours. •That eliminates some Today's final round of the $1.4 people," Knoche said. million Toshiba C lassic will only A golf player herself, be canceled 1f the course 1s that's not an issue for unplayable according to Seruor PHOTOS BY STEVE MC CRANK I DAILY PILOT Knoche. She tries to get out SEE TOSHIBA PAGE 4 to Newport Beach Country Terry Mauney lifts bJs hat at the 18th hole after he finished play in Ute lead. Club twice a week before starting work as a real estate agent. She knows that the pros will beat her for certain, but among the ·amateurs, who Golf is golden for fans Inside pafltidpated in this week's & prd-am tournament "I've From learning swirigs to getting an autograph, UFE LEISURE seen some amateurs that I Columnist Karen Wight shares could soundly trump, H she those in the stands are having a good time how adding shutters to your said. . . home can give it a littl~ zip. • DID YOU KNOW: Stefanie Frith he makes a point to a ttend A&..50: Are you planning to Knoche's husband Gary also DAILY PILOT events like the Toshlba Senior take part in the Leigh and volunteers for the tourna Oassic. Lucy Steinberg Spirit Run ment and oversees the As senior golfer Bruce •I like to get here early placing of green side scores. next weekend? We have R eisher" finished entertaining enough so that 1 can sit here some tips to help you to So who's the better player? the crowd around the New ~ (in the gallery! and watch get in shape. port Beach Country Club's them all tee off,• the Corona SM Page 5 •rm not going to tell. H Knoche said. HI might be. first tee Saturday with a del Mar resident said. "I can lis ten to their ch atter and see Golf fans hang on every word professional golfer Let's just say I have a lower baton-like twirling or his golf Bob Gilder utters as he signs autographs after he handicap. H • dub, 71-y~a r-old Dan Jackson finished second tor Ute day Saturday. - Mathis wtnlller laughed and sai\i this is why SEE C~OWD PAGE 4
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School, community leaders h ey play, we watch. They Who speaks for them? It's a game make the impossible shots, that's just as hard to appreoate as it With myrtad we scratch our heads. They is to play, its rules and divided on SAT's usefulness and to wony. move on, we stay here. lingo traditions. Not T Everything you ever wanted to They call it the Toshiba Senior Clas know about goU but were too bored • Proposal by the University of California to drop sic, w e call it the first weekend in to ask is rlgbt here, in your very the test gets mixed reactions in Newport-Mesa. March. · own copy of •Tue Complete Guide It took a few years, but we've to Golf . ~ the SAT test has been a recur· got the rhythm now. Love it or hate o... tte Goulet Conventional wisdom has at that DAAY Pit.OT ring question for years. it, goU is a major league, hubba The discussion began again golf was invented by the Scots. Not hubba big deal. Do you know how true. Golf was invented by the with a re n ewed fervor last many Amertcans play goU? Neither NEWPORT-MESA-School andent Romans. The ROJD4DS, as month when U.C . President do l. But it's a lot. That's •1ot• as in d.istrtct officials say they are far yo\l know, were intelligent, sopbisti· Richard C. Atkinson announced •%.lllion. • • COi llllS & Glll811S from ready to abandon the SAT ceted and really meen. They liked that he wanted to eliminate the Almost all of the men and test. but neither are they entire nothing better than lo peck the Col· ly oppoM
\ MAD COWS AREN'T THE REAL PROBLEM WEEK IN "I did it to lighten up th e mood. They can 't be mad at you if you're dressed like an id1ot. " - c.rt• Hummel, Newport Coast Elementary School PTA mom. on why she directed morning traffic dressed as a cow.
.. 2 Sunday, Morch 4, 2001 Daily Pilot JOHN WAYNE LOSES PHOTO OF THE WEEK SOUTH COUNTY SUPPORT 'A DRIVING FEVER' Notable South County leaders played the villain in the El Toro soap QUOTABLES operd last week, yanking their support for extend.mg the caps at · when r was at the hospital, John Wayne Airport. Witl1 the move, they never had good videos. JOHN the nine member So J came up with this idea WAYNE c1ties of the El Toro to mak e other children at the Reuse Planning hospital Russell, AIRPORT Authonty turned up h~~" s, the heal in their bat on what led him to create a toy tle to slop the county from build drive for sick children ing a n airport at the former El Toro Manne base. ·virtually everybody, maybe A year earlier, Ole authority not everybody but more than had passed d resolution support- , • 90%, I talk to wants El Toro. ing e xtension of J ohn Wayne's It's just a lack of information. flight restncuons, which are set to And that's going to change. expire in 2005. . We're going to get th e word Authority membe rs said they out" were frustrated with Newport - Steve Bromberg. Beach's intransigence in pushing Newport Beach councilman, on his for an El Toro airport. No so, commitmeil't to El TOl'o Airport Newport Bedch saJd Monday'!> move was the "1 like getting m y shoes and authority showing its utrue col socks wet. It feels good." ors,• Newport Beach officials - Jeffrey <:aroll, a. said Garden Grove's mayor even of Chino Hills on the wet weather in piped m, cdlhng the authonty Costa Mesa last week medn spirited. - Paul Olnton covers the env11onment and John Wayne Airport. He may be reached at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at paul.c/lntonO/at1mes.com.
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The little his first PGA event since he play M d when you see a tough wooden tblng you set your CONTINUED FROM 1 turned pro in 1972. CONTINUED FROM 1 shot. you can learn from it.• CONTINUED FROM 1 ball on is called a •tee· Mauney. who quit playing Mitdl And0ISOD and Garrett because It's shaped like a PGA Tour standards. The goUers golf for two years in the early what dubs they are using. It's Borggrebe, both 11, said they to the imperial palace. funnel. And the place can play in the rain. 1980s because of severe bursi fun. They are great golfers, and weren't~ inteiested in Jeamtng ·Max.• said the emperor, where you hit your first shot "I was a mudder growing up, tiS in his right shoulder, tied his I grew up watching them.· from the players as much as •we are bored. And when on each hole is called a "tee so I don't mind the rain.· said career-low round with a 63. Despite the dreary weather they were in getting their John we are bored, we are not b;o.x.• Bob Gilder, one shot behind ·t expected to come out here over the last week. thousands of Hancocks. pleesed. Enough already , The place where your Mauney. and compete (on the Senior fans came to the Toshiba Senior ·we have one so far, from with the lions and the tigers , ~ ball lands is called the Mauney's 8-under 63 to take Tour).• said lhe 50-year-old Classic to show support for the Allen Doyle, but some of the l1.Qd the gladiators. Bring us "rough• or •the trees .~ If the lead after two rounds tied a Mauney. "I played the PGA world-class golfe rs. With players just walk by us," said som ething really nasty - you can't find your ball, second-round tournament Tour for five years from 1977 to warmer temperatures toward Garrett, who was grasping a som ething diabolical - drop JUlOlher ball where record, set earlier in the day 1982, but I had to leave the tour the end of the week. Saturday small pad of paper and pen in something that causes you think it landed and sub- when Lany Nelson posted a 63. (because of bursitis).• was no exception. his hand as be stood by the gate unspeakable pain and trad one stroke from your Tee times' for today's final Mauney, a sports anchor Whether thay were there to that led onto the first green. anguish and drives.people score. That's called a "lie." round have been moved up to from 1982 through 1991 for learn a few n ew swings b y Leaning on the white fence mad." I{ your ball lands too 7:20 a .m., 40 minutes earlier, in WBTV in' Charlotte, started watching tJ:\e pros, or just want surrounding the first~ Don ·I'm on it, Your Mean- close to an obstacle, such as an effort to complete the tour preparing for the Senior PGA ed some autographs, rans came and Zoe Solsby oJ Newport ness, • said Causimus. "Give a tree, you may move your Beach said what they love nament before what appears to Tour after leaving the station. from all over California and me a week.• ball more than seven about goll and tournaments is no be an inevitable rainstorm. •I started chasing every tour beyond to attend. For many of "How about tomorrow?" club lengths away, or to the these people, watching golf in walking the course. Mauney, ·who owns a 12· nament 1 could,· said Mauney, said the emperor. nearest spot or well- under 130 heading into the final a dose friend of NASCAR driver person ~ a perfect way to spend "It's so fun to walk around some free time. and see the people you know. " Did I say a week?" said groomed grass. lf you hear round, birdied six or the nine Dale Earnhardt, who was killed Causimus. "What a putziusl someone yell "fore,• run as holes on tbe back nine in his Feb. 18 at the Daytona 500. "I admit I didn't come out These are legends in golf,• l.oe on Wednesday because of the Solsby said, who, earlier, had Tomorrow is perfect.· fast as you can to the mid- bogey-free round, including a Mauney was able to honor The very next afternoon, dle of the nearest fairway. 22-footer on the par-3 17th. his late friend by wearing a rain, but I have been here every gasped out loud in amazement day since,• said Newport Beach as Lee 'Ii'evino teed off. Causimus led the emperor You'll be safe there, espe- "The last three holes were baseball cap with Eamhardt's to a large meadow beside dally on a municipal course awesome,• Mauney srud. "The No 3 on the front with "Miss resident Patti Palmer. 71. Pete Todd, a goller who is "Today is just beautiful and it's part or the team that won the the Appian Way. The lush Eqwpment is everything. putt at 17 was the best putt I hit You No. 3 • wntten on the side. meadow had been trimmed all day." ·Dale and I were friends from been such a relaxing way to C lassic Pro-Am tournament into an odd, but pleasing, The.longest clubs in your earlier in the week, said fans Gilder, one or five f:t.rst-round . t 980 until the day be died,• spend the week ... I am deter pattern of paths and circles, bag are made of metal and leaders, followed tus operung mined to get back into golf like the Solsbys really add to a MaWley silld. "I've dedicated now.• great tournament. with flag sticks stuck in are called "woods.· The 65 with a 5-under 66 on the par- tlus tourname nt to him. I really small holes at the center of rest of the dubs are made of For 13-year-olds Rowdy Day "These fans are very 71, 6,584-yard layout. Nelson is rruss him.• and An drew Slusser of respectful and knowledgeable each circle. "Holy Molius, • steel and are called "irons.· 111 third place, three strokes hack Gilder, meanwhile, is look Newport Beacn, the best thing and help to make this event said nberius, pointing at The most important club m at 133. · ing to win his second consecutive about the golf tournament is, great.· Todd said as he watched one of the green circles, yolir bag is your foot Dave Stockton's 18-foot Seruor Tour event, having won well, getting to attend it. fellow teammates on the 10th "What is thaW wedge, which is specially b1rd1e putt on the 18th hole the $1 .4 million Verizon Classic "I have been twice before, bole. "That's a par 3, • said made for shots of 12 inches J.lulll¥\him into a four-way tie for two weeks ago in Lutz, Aa. and it's cool because It's local Jackson said he is just glad Causirnus. "There are four or fewer. Never let anyone fourth P~.~ with Tom Kite, Jose Nelson holed d sand wedge and we've played goll for nine there is a seniors tour at all. 3s, 12 4s ~d only two 5s, see yolir f90t wedge. Maria Canizares and John from 109 yards on the par-4 No. and 10 years," Andrew said. . "SoJTle of these guys are 60- but one of them is a mon- l In order to work right, Bland. Stockton and Caruures 12 for eagle, while carding six "It's nice too because it's not plus, and they are out there and ster 590 from the black tees. Clubs need to be really, reaJ- we.re also f11St-round leaders. bud!es m tus bogey-free round. the PGA [Professional Goll are doing great.• the Corona Not even the Visigoths can 1y expensive and made of Glider made tus second con Defending champion Doyle Assn.I tour with Tiger (Woods I del Mar resident said. "It's nice reach it in two." space-age metal. Titanium secutive bogey at the par-4 17th fired a 2-under 69 for a 5-Wlder because people go crazy when to see people like Lee The Flea' "Hmm," said Tiberius. is OK. but try to find some- when he missed a par·Sdvtng 137. they see him, and it gets too (1Tevino) and Tom Watson.· • And you say this will dnve thing with vanadium or, if men mad?. possible. plutonium. Any or The lop two questions replace it with," asked Jaime done away with not because 1t "I guarantee it. Your those will make you hit the SAT Atkinson's proposal raises with Castellanos, assistant superin is biased against any one race or Weirdness,· said Causimus. ball straight and really far. officials in Newport-Mesa are: tendent of secondary educa minority, but because it is out •Anyone who tries this will Also. size matters. A CONTINUED FROM 1 What are U.C. officials trying to tion. ·u they want to replace it dated for the who~ of sOciety. be whining like a baby and g9Qd cl.Over should have a accomphsh Wlth the test? And, witb the SAT n achievement "It is time (to change the throwing things way up m head about the siz'e of a not drrectly a.Hect the Newport what would they replace 1t with? tests, that may be good, but test) due to changes in society the air within nunutes." mailbox. Anythmg smaller Mesa Unified School District, it "There are so many other then they'll say that test is cul and the way of thinking,• "We are pleased,· said won't work. lf you get con- sWJ raises many quesbons. measures used,• said Peggy turally biased, too.• Miranda said. Tiberius, arid thus the game fused, go home and watch For years there has been a Anatol, director or cumculum There are advocates out Miranda added that he IS of golf was born. eight or 10 infomercials on debate about w h ether the and assessment. "It IS just a mea there for dwnping the exam. relieved to see the movement Some thousand years the Golf Channel. That'll exdm 1s culturalJy biased. sure, but it is a measure we all While Jesse Miranda, clirec spearheaded by an educator would pass before tlle Scots clear everything up. Atkinson 1s asking the U.C. understand. What kind of other tor of the Center for Urban rather than an emotional com would make their contribu- Finally, goll etiquette is board of regents to cbscontm test would we have? We now Studies and Ethnic Diversity munity leader. tion to the game by posing very important. People ue usrng the SAT as a means have a known and we're gomg at Vanguard University, is also Others educators in the high an unportant question. "ls 1t make it sound complicated, for selecting students, but he to replace it with an unknown?* worried about what may take school trenches are also more possible to play golf in gale- but it's quite simple. Just be has also challenged test mak School board members and its place, he agrees with than ready to see an end to the force winds and a driving as quiet as you can. Never e rs at· the College E~trance s upennt~ndents echoed that Atkinson that the SAT is test and the stresses it places rain, in a desolate place that mind that a major league Examinabon Board to come up concern. outdated. on students. looks lilCe the surface of the batter has 50,000 rans Wlth a better test "What are they going to He said the test should be "I believe that grades and moon?" screaming insults at him the level of class taken are The answer was ·no,· while a ball that's as hard as more indicative of college suc but that's where things a rock is heading directly cess than the SAT, • said Diana stood until a man named for his race at 90 mph and Carey, principal of Costa Mesa Bobby Jones came along. he has a quarter or a second High School. That brings us to Palmer, to decide if it's gorng to hit With the all the indicators Nicklaus and Player, which him or not. That's different. and advanced placement class means modem golf, which When someone is about es now available at the high means Tiger Woods, which to hit a motionless little golf school level, she said, she feels means we're back to the ball lying on the ground, the time for the test has passed. drawing board. everybody has to be really, •My own personal view is Enough history. Rules really quiet or they can't do that it's a lot of stress on the kids and tenninology can be that is not necessary,• she said. intimidating, but only to it. So there you have it. The ====iiiE==ii!iE===-ii55:====iiiiii-===;;;;eiiil!!!!!iiiii555iiEEE:!:5EiiEEiiiiiii Compie l e Guide. Save it. ~~dential Study 1t. Memonze it. 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Karen Kendall, principal shutters are charming and naturaJ.abillties. No matter Joe Dunning, director of at Harbor ~w. said she traditionaf. They are the how worthy the cause, no personal training at the participates in the run every best of beach house style. matter bow tempting the Newport Beach Athletic year for the cause and out of Some shutters are sim prize, they say. Club, emphasizes the impor a commitment to fitness. She ple vertical slats with hori The Spirit Run on March tapce of stretching. All major will be at the starting line zontal supports. These 11 includes a 10K run/walk muscle groups should get this year. shutters give a house an (which equals Q.2 miles), a 'stretched, both before and The kids • 1ove having the Old World look. They look J~ba Juice SK Banana ,.tter ntnning. prindpals out at the start a little rustle and worn, Man Chase (3.1 miles), ~ 5K •Because that's going to line,• Kendall said. especially j.f they are given family walk, a 25-yard help with the soreness that Cyndi Terry and her fami a special paint treatment. toddler trot and various 1 they get 'when they're train ly - Blake, 81 Brooke, 11; A more formal choice is 112-mile races for d1fferent ing,• Dunning said. and husband Brad - will a raised panel or double age groups. Phillips also recommends run and walk the race raised panel shutter. These "If you're training for a d.rinld.ng about 70 to 80 G11EG FRY/DAILY PILOT together for the second time. marathon, you wAnt to train ounces of water a day dur Cyndt and Brad Terry, left and middle, wttb tllelr kids Brooke and Blake are stu shutters are a good choice . just with running,. said on a larger home that can'f ing training week. This . Brooke and Blake, and dog Walter enjoy a t.ke a lap dents at district schools. Ter David Phillips, a personal get away.With the cuten*:S$' helps the body dilute bodily around the track ln preparation for The Spirit Run. ry expects the run to become of the other version. They tnriner at 24 Hour Fitness in waste that it sweats out, an annual family tradition. Newport Beach. "It's sport relieving the kidneys of hav year, including sponsorships, do something together,· said •n's just something fun look dressy and well man specific. • nered. ing to work too hard. said Toni Solow, an organiz · Robyn Moss, a director for we like lP do together,• she He advises that people ~ for your diet, Phillips er of the race and a parent of the event and a parent of said. •And it's for a good A combination of a who don't usually run start raised panel and a lou suggests eating plenty of a student at Harbor View students at Newport Coast cause.• off jogging at a comfortable carbohydrates, which are Elementary School Organiz and Uncoln elementary Proceeds will benefit pro vered shutter is a popular level about every other day 10% water and some fat. choice for the plantation ers expect about 5,000 run schools. •And it's a positive grams and improvement pro until the marathon. Walle •Long distance running jects at Andersen, Eastbluff, look. A raised panel bottom ners and walkers this year, environment - being when you get tired, and stop uses fat as fuel,• he said. not including spectators. healthy, out there running, Harbor View, Llncoln and with a louvered top gives if you're uncomfortable. He Pa.st Spirit Runs have •1t•s the one event where having fun .~ Newport Coast elementary the shutter a n island recommends that you do five raised more than $100,000 a schools. feel: a little dressy, a little the elementary schools can Kids go crazy over the laid back. A set of shutters with an arch de tail gives a home a it to us, and it was like war.• European feeling. lf they TRAVEL · They also got affectionate. are sized correctly to ftt a During a licorice-eating con ONGOllG EVENl'S window with an arch CONTINUED FROM 5 test, mother-daughter pairs stood • Send ~ IVlf"S detail, semi-arched on opposite ends of a long, thin iiems to the O.lly Pilot. 330 w. shutters provide a lot of because, in hindsight, I'm thinking strand of licorice and raced to see Bay St. Costa Mesa. CA 92627; • visual interest. . my relationship with my mother who could eat more. When their by fall to (949) 646-4170; ()(by Shutters are not relegat was wonderful,• said Francine lips met, they had to kiss. ca1Hng(!M9)S74-4298. Acom ed to windows. A shutter Howard, a Costa Mesa mom who •1t was better because my mom plete listing Is avlilable It on either side of French went on the retreat with her was there,• Kayla said, ••ca·~e it http:llwww. . .. 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When such hearings are well were a terrible fit for the cove's advertised , they tum into nights rustic feel. like Jan. 18, when some 600 They worried the cove's hjs people crammed into an audito toric cottages would fdll into rium at Lincoln Elementary disrepair if the buildings were School to hear about Freed's not the focus of dltention and now-defunct plans. The state SEAN HIU.ER I OAK.Y PllOT care. and any developer who may Javier Antunez fears he will lose his El Camino Center store if housing developers have their way. And, most of all, they become involved need to attdcked the state for strikmg understand that there is that what they called a secret deal much concern about what hap with developer Michael Freed, pens at Crystal Cove. who proposed lhe $35-millton But the weight of keeping Oeaning up Mesa Del Mar resort. discussions about the cove's Thal deal is now all but future public does not rest sole dead, and the slate 1s working ly on the state's shoulders. neighborhood is not racist on both figuring out how to buy Already, a group of environ Freed out of his contract and mentalists - including heiress deciding what to do with the Joan Irvine Smith, Alliance to am a homeowner in Mesa Del Michael Dilsisian to such a location to make it cove. Rescue Crystal Cove founder Mar. I attended the Planning work. Th.is is not rocket science. Some of these Latino apart At this pornt, the state has Laura Davick and members of I Commission's hearing on the SOUNDING BOARD rezoning of the El Camino Shop ment dwellers complain that they the opportunity to remedy this ,J the Sierra Club - has met to ping Center to medium density nuddle of a residential commuru- will no longer have a place to list of extremely legitimate con work out ideas. housing, and was one of the ty, as with the apartments that ' shop when the shopping center cerns, beginning first and fore Their discussions have been homeowners who spoke in favor should never have been zoned in is demolished. Have they not most by including the publJc behind closed doors. They need of the change. Thank you plan the nuddle of a single·family,res- seen the multitude of retail ser early and often m discussions to make sure they don't make ning commissioners for finally 1denllal community.• vices available all along Baker helping us take back our The shopping center has out Street? about the cove's future. the same rniSta1te that they neighborhood! lJVed its u5efulness. It was built All we are trying to do is The California Codslal Con accused stale officials of mak There is still much work to be m an attempt to provide a conve make our neighborhood and city servancy is set to consider using ing in the Freed deal. done. but this is a good start. mence to the surrounding homes a more beautiful and safer place However, I am disappointed in. 35 years ago and has not done to live. All we are trying to do is the comments made by some of that for many, many y~ars . lo get rid of the "slums" that sur the nearby apartment dwellers The center is now a haven for round many of our beautiful resi and store owners, the majonty of loiterers. drug users and sellers, dential neighborhoods. What's whom are Latino. drunkards. prostitutes. homeless. wrong with that? They are so quick to label us Uueves. muggers and the list -1 must also correct the Daily as racists wanting to rid our goes on. Pilot's news story that reported neighborhood of all minorities, tlS Just ask the surrounding the homeowners only collected though there was some covert homeowners who have to put up 300 signatures in favor of the re conspiracy against them as Lati with all the noise and Vlolence zoning l wHomes in El Camino nos, instead of actually looking at on a daily basis, into the wee Center's future ,~ f:eb. 28). the facts of the matter. hours of the night. Has this any They actually collected nearly The El Camino Shopping thing lo do with racism? 400 signatures. Center is an old, run-down, ugly, No landlord is going to pour That's about half the number useless, outdated commerciaJ out capital lo renovate a com of homes in Mesa Del Mar. property that was doomed to fail merciaJ center that will never right from the start. It should make enough money. You will • MtcHAB. DILStSIA.N is a Costa Mesa never have been zoned in the \ never attract m~jor retail chains resident. SEAN Hit.HR I OAll.Y Pll.01 With the lmminent death of the proposed luxury resort at Crystal Cove, the state has to decide how to develop the land. Columnist missed a spot with his broad brush e appreciate the interest ure may leave hard feelings all Byron de Arakal has Tom and Eleonor Egan around, delaying improvement W shown in the future of COMMUNITY COMMENTARY even further. Westside Costa Mesa. and we De Arakal correctly pointed Why are some things so recognize that columnists often ing community and being sys out that citizen activists care paint with a broad brush. tematic often seem to take too deeply about our dty. However, However, de ArakaJ's column much time at the beginning. But we can be fractious and con hard for City Hall 4to fix? of Feb. 21 (wLeaders without it's worth it, as it saves time and tentious, and are likely to differ ears, beware the quaking money in the long run. sharply on both the details and o dial lone. Ne grass. yet, al the Fairview Road park, ground beneath you•) seriously As the speakers from Laguna on the process of getting from erred in portraying us, Tom and These problems - but if another spring comes and Beach who came to Costa point A to point B. (We even dis Eleanor Egan, as being opposed Mesa's City Council retreat agree with each other from time more typical of some nothing springs to life, residents to •visioning. • might be forced to puU out their emphasized, the community to time!) one's home - ar~ That word has been widely buUding part is vital and cannot N own backhoes. So it's no surprise to gee some misused and misunderstood. So plaguing Newport Beach and be glossed over. Without full activists, eager to real In Newport Beach, the prob called "visioning" ls just the first see Costa Mesa city halls. ln the participation by the community, change ASAP, rejecting any case of the lack of grass at Cos lem is one Ma Bell wouJd love step, to be followed by strategic any redevelopment effort is like planning, then implementation, focus on an orderly process and but also one that is forcing the ly to be torpedoed by one group ta Mesa's Fann Sports Complex. (as in •Ready, Aim: Fire·) in a hungering for tangible signs of city to spend $100,000 on a new or another, and the effort will progress. the problem has been around Jong-range planning effort. Par end up on the shell. We hope de Arakal will learn for years. phone system. from opposing it, we have been Since it seems to be generally With au the rain m recent In the past months, severaJ working hard for nearly two agreed that there is lltUe sense the differences in epproach and philosophy among the various weeks, the grass still isn't council members have been years to bring conununity-dri or community in Costa Mesa, it ven, long-range planning to civic activilts so that he can vibrant, but city officials are among the callers lost in th~ is important to work at building Costa Mesa. paint '1!th a liner bruth. It's city's present voicemail system. community. reassuring residents, dgain, that We certainly don't want to ln order to avoid repeating important thet lhe dttzem of everything ts fine and the grass Now, following a few inqulries, delay the improvement of the the sad history of the Westslde Cotta Mesa d11cun and choose this summer will be so lush that the city is about to install the Westside, even by one second. specific plan effort, the differing between the two approaches - others will get green with envy. new, interactive one that That's why we are concerned interests must actually confront the systematic, community· Imagine U your neighbor promises to be more customer that redevelopment not be one another in open meetings building way VI. •fire, and for~ stalled by endless strife among and hammer out solutlom couldn't figure out how to thrQw f rlendly. get about aim and ready.• the conllictlng interests together. We are confident thet U de Arakal will dellneete the Problem solved, apparently, a little fertilizer on the front involved, wasting precious time people who heve differing ideas details, be can help proinote lawn. Alter a few years of and none too soon. Think about and money. Redevelopment of ond desires - dttzem, businest that dilcuation. We think he will watching the brown wisps of tt: Again imagine lf your neigh· the Westslde must not be done ownen, property owners a.nd find the det.aila wW provide hlm grass blow in the wind, you'd bor's answering machine left piecemeal, without an overolJ leaders of rellqiou1 institutions even more inter.Ung meterl&l plan. probably offer lo help re-se d you constantly in limbo. and other local OJVanl2atiom - for IUi t'Ohunnl than geoerelttiM Haphazard, plec~eel devel· can craft a plan that all C4ll can provide. and maybe even add some new Eventually you'd stop calling. opment brought abOut mony of accept. Without thil ltep, top IOU. Unless tt wu to scream about the WI from which the Wemtdo improvement of the Westlide • ...... ,, ...... c...a It bun't gotten to that point, the dead lawn. now 1ulfen. It'• true that build- nusy not take place, and the fall· ...... t t l .. 'I ' Daily Pilot COMMUNfIY FORUM Sunday, Morch 4, 2001 9 MAILBAG Art for education's sake Pilot needs to choose its letters better Don Gregory argues for a cultural center in N ewport Beach David Lansing's cute 11.ttle letter chastising We ndy ast week , afte r som e heat Leece (·School board trustee Wendy Leece's comments are ed discussion, the Newport just precious,• Feb. 25) is Beach City Council voted what's hard to stomach! What to decide at its n ext meet possessed the Daily Pilot edi L tors to edify it by naming it ing whether it will support plans for •Letter of the Week,• com- _an.arts and education cen~er on . pared with, ~y, Rick Rainey's ope n space behind the Newport thoughtful, intelligent and Beach Central Library. challenging comments The issue has been a divisive regarding Joe Bell's column? GENE BEAVIN one because the 12 acres are Costa Mesa among the few re m aWng open spaces in the city. It has pitted 'The Look' needs • me mbers of the city's Arts Commis a dose of reality sion against m embers of the Parks, The spnng fashions that Beaches and Recreation you had in "The Look" are Commission and local environmen absolutely ndiculous. I don't talists, including Stop Polluting know when the Daily Pilot is Our Newport. going to get real. Real people A PLACE TO CREATE don't wear $400 shoes and Arts Commissioner Don G regory $1 ,000 stu.rt.s. I don't know "What the vis~on has been leading the effort to get what kind of a message was is not to the $12-rnillion project built. He you're sending to the kids in approached the council last week Newport Beach that th.lS is have a the norm. with a proposal to survey residen ts performance U I want to read Town and to gauge their support of the pla n . Country magazine. I'll buy center. We want The survey would be pa id for by an Town and Country magazine, classrooms anonymous donor. but I want the news, not to know what some la-d.l-da where young G regory sat down with Pilot C ity people are weartng. people can work Editor S.J. Cahn to discuss the plan, SANDRA BASMAOYAN Corona del Mar for the first time w hy he thinks Newport Beach needs the arts center, and how he sculpting, thinks the council will vote later Time to make a painting, with this month. stand against bigotry teachers who can Bill Turp1t made a lot of Descrtbe what you envision for the GREG FRY I OAll.Y Pit.OT men tor them. proposed arts and education center1 good pomts m lus essay "Who Belongs m Costa We want .. There's a central library that houses echc_>ed b~ the Newport-Mesa School growth. They say they want balance, Mesa?" Commuruty Forum, books and computers and helps a lot but that 1Sn't true. 1)1stnct . tn generc:t.l con tern plat ive of young people. I see a lot of them Feb.4. space where doing their homework there. And the _ What dJd you hope to achieve with What would you say to the com But he was also far too munity and City Counctl to earn their polite. people can sit Central Library has been known as the proposed survey of Newport the place that is going to be the center Beach resldents1 suppc>t\ for the centerf From Orville Amburgey's and talk, maybe of cultural activity in Newport Beach The vocal pdrt of the opposition has To the commuruty, I'd say what I attempts to ban day laborers sc11d dbove We need this, our du.1- to Chris Steel's recent efforts with sculptures, over the next 10 years. And it seemed around 20 to 25 people. I'm going to logical to have an extension of that be liberal and say 35. Then there are dren neC'd 1l We need to lead the to usurp the power of the fed much like many cultural center near the Central 70,000 people livmg in the commuruty, wdy, not be delmquent dnd be the eral government and mvesti only city without dn drts a nd educa cities have. " Library. And that would be on the and I'll guess that 48,000 vote. gate the cilizenstup status of open space behind the library. By what criteria is there opposluon? t10n center. volunteer comnussion mem What the vision was is not to have a Because or 35 people? The seven To the Cny Council - pied.Se don't bers, Costa Mesa has had a performance center. We want dass counal people are supposed to repre listen to the loud voices of 25 people long history of bizarre anti· sent the ma1ority. That' survey was not when there dr<' tc>ns of thousands of A MESSAGE TO rooms where young people can work others Don't listen to the special mter Latino polloes. for the first time sculpting, painting, supposed to be a public opinion poll. It THE CITY COUNCIL es~ Don't be cowed by the few The Combine that wtth City with teachers who can mentor them. was to find out lf there was mearung ful support. It would be a meaningful problem with this nty is that people Hall's extraordinarily poor "Don 't listen to We want contemplative space where cross-section to find out what the pub who.dn? against somellung are vocal record promoting Lat:mos to people can _sit and talk, maybe with the special lic support is for an arts and education The ones who drc> for it, aren't management positions. sculptures, much like many cities center on that open Speice: Is 1t a good If you gave me 40" .. of the voters despite the fact that they interests. have. idea to have 3.5 acres for an arts and who say. ·Leave thdl site open space,• make up nearly a thud of the Don 't be cowed We also wanted an auditorium that education center? We wdllt to be able you wouldn t see Don Gregory doing oty's population. and 1t seems would alleviate the library's burden. to provtde the needed parking for the dnyth.mg there ·there is a pattern of ofhaally by the few. They have a very small auditorium. library. It would be an underground I think what the counal should do sanctioned and supported The problem The library facility just doesn't have parking structure that you would nev is ~e t p Doily Pilot 10 Sunday, Morch 4, 2001 - ON VACATION . Hannah Bearder, Morgan Figge and Stephanie Figge Patty and Jim Bengfort of Costa Mesa visited Ed and Kristi and Doug DeClnces of Laguna Beach, Arlene and spent thelr vacation In Yosemite Valley. Lorraine John, former Costa Mesa residents, at their Roger Garrett of Irvine, Maureen and Joe Redd of lrvlne, home in Coiorado Springs, Colo. Susan and Scott Jackson of Newport Beach, Jean and Tom Humphries of Cowan Heights, Grace and Glenn Turner of Anaheim, and Debbie and Howard Lucas of Newport Beach brought tbe Pilot to their visit to a place near Aix en Provence In France. Hollywood may seem close to many of us, but for Terry Scott and Brooke Braga of Newport Beach brought the Dick and Maggie Gibson of Newport Beach visited the ... 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Roger Carlson But it is his latest challenge. and conquest. • OAA.Y PILOT wluch puts a lot of past moments m perspective. RT BEACH - It's one Uung to Cancer. Dealing with 1t, and beating 1t. on yoursell on a trail, sudde nly The bottom line IS that he didn't back down nted with a bger m your path, when he learned of the s1tuabon a few months holding your ground and stanng 1t down wtthout ago He dJdn't lose his sense of humor, re fused a twitch. Surely, it's not easiJy done. to be mtirrudated and is wmrung the ba ttle on Linda Isle resident Pa ul Sdlata not oruy looked his own terms. the tige r in the eye, but sent it away la ughing. ·u you've gwen your best shot a t Uungs all The 74-year-old ironrnan has spent a great your We. there's no reason to be pessumstic." he deal of his life doing for others. And he has sdid thls week. provided Newport Beach with the uruque "Some of my friends a nd others were m total re putation surrounding his favorite pastime, • Weather could play/ a decisj ve factor today in the final round of another close race at NBCC. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - U the ovem.ig ht golf gods deode to let Terry Mauney win today with out having to tee 1t up, they'll make it rain unw the cows shoot TOSHIBA pa r and force unplayable condi- tions a t Newport Beach Country Club. Just Like last yea r with Allen Doyle. But 1f dnyone wants the seventh armual Toshiba Senior Classic to go the distance with 54 holes, it's eve ryone else on the leaderboard who is looking up. •Terry's never been he re before, so we'll Terry Manney {left) bas a one-stroke lead have to see what ha ppens (today). But I'll bet over Bob Gilde r (above), with Larry Nel he 'll be doing his rain dance tonight,• Senior son {below)" three strokes down entering PGA Tour lege nd and fonner Toshiba champi-. today's final round of the Toshiba Senior ------on Hale Irwin said of Classic at Newport Beach Country Club. Ma uney's one-shot ad vantage heading into today's final round. Ma une y followed Larry Nelson earlier with the lowest second round in tournament history at 8-under-par 63. one stroke off the course record held by Irwin, set in the final round in 1998 when he ______won . Nelson and Mauney also became the only players in tournament history to card a 63 at Newport Beach. The course record was 64 before Irwin •shattered it,• he said after winning here three years ago. Marion Heck carded a 63 in the final round of the inaugural Toshiba Classic in 1995, but that was played a t Mesa Verde Counby Club. "If it's the Lord's design to rain (today), then •I'll ta ke the win,• Mauney said . · Ma uney birdied 17 and 18 to take the lead from Bob GiJder, who bogeyed 16 and 17 and wondered why anyone still wanted to talk to him following his round. "The two-shot swing at 17 was the key,• Mauney said. ·1 knew the game was on then.• Gilder, whose 5-under 66 left him one stroke behind Mauney as dark. threatening get, but Teny wouldn't let it happen,• said ·While the general feeling . among golfers Open, be shot 67 in the rain one round. Gilder, who was atop the leaderboard most of Saturday was that today's final round would • But you just don't play in the rain anymore clouds began to roll in late Saturday after (on the Senior PGA Tour),· Gtlder said \They noon, played in the group with Mauney and the day, until things turned around on the par- become a victim of cancellation for the second it in it. • I Dave Stockton. and Gilder and Mauney are 4 hole No. 16. straight year because of incleme nt weather, call off. Everybody Just melts longtime friends who enjoy joking around •Terry's one of the most personable people Gilder implied the golf course would be If Gilder doesn't get a chance to compete m with each other on the goU course, even when I've ever met, and he's a great guy. He playable even in rain, because of three con 1;he final round today, he'll probably klck him $210,000 is at stake for the champion. .. deserves everything he gets. But he's going to secutive days of dry weather. •1 was trying to get the biggest lead I could have to fight for (the Tushiba Classic title).• In 1980 when Gilder .w on the Canadian SEE TOSHIBA PAGE 13 Running the gauntlet at Newport Beath CC said. "But there is no single Oat spot on that "It's a very tradibonal course and those are • Five of the nine holes come under, it's a whole dlfferent story.• toughest Here's an indication of bow the Held fared green. 'Make sure you get the ball to the cor· my favorite courses to play,• Aoyd SAld. early and often as players try to swvive on holes 5-9. The entire field tombined to rect side of the bole.• •That's a tough stretch of boles, that' for the test on 1 shoot 79 over par. They shot 102 over per on Hole No. B is a 203-yard, par-3. Diff1cUlty sure.• early holes 5, 6, ,8 and 9. holes 5-9 alone. In other words, the field shot rank: 6. •All you see off the tee box 1s a big Tom Wargo went bogey-per-par-par-bogey Tony AltlOblai 25-UNDBR par OD the other 13 boles. left-to-right slope on the green Stay on the on boles 5-9, on his way to a 1-over 72. He D AILY ~OT So why all the trouble? Here's a hole-by right side ol the green and ll\ake sure your aedited the wet conditions to the holes' diffi is NEWPORT BEACH - Eigh bole breakdown with some advice from yardage accurate.• culbes. •Tue ground ts so soft. the ball isn't Hole No. is a 401-yard, par-4. Difficulty teen boles worth of high blood NBCC heed professional Paul Hahn, 9 carrying nearly as far as it normally would.• Hole No. S ii a 430-yard, par-4. Oifticulty rank: 2. •This bole plays a lot longer than 1t Wargo said. "For me, all the boles ue tough. J)1'811U1'8, Ween and hair loll appears, especially if you take a lesser d ub to have been crammed lnto a ~ rank: 1. •Usually, this boje plays against the You just do the best you can.• bole stretch at the Toshiba IDBHIBA wind to an uphill fairway and with the long avoid hitting through the fairway. The green Hale lrwin, the 1998 CboJnpion at Tulhiba, has been mended and many of the players Senior Clullc. yaidege and wet coodltlom, it'• pla~ very had a bogey and four p.n durtng holes 5-9 on Holes five through nine at the Newport long thit weekmd, • Hahn Mid. •If you re not have a diftk:ult tim4u eec,hlng the pin when it's S.twday. "It'• important to get a good start to Beech Counby Club, lllltortcally Down for on In two, it'• • .-y difftcu1t chip shot from ln the back.• yow round on tbe first fowbolel, • lrwlli Mid. Only four playen in Larry toughnea, are not holdlng back any puncbM any diredMJn to try 111111 MW per.• Saturday's Oeld, •But U you don't you cui't tAke that with you. this year. In feet. all ft.ve hoMI of nanvw fair· Hole No~ 6 II a 418-yard, pu-4. Difficulty Nelson. John Bland, Joee Mana Can.llares You just have to play MCh bole ooe at • ways, sloping greens and swtrUDg wind pock· rank: 4. •Putting on No. 6 can be euy to min and Tom Jenkina, managed to shoot under per time.· with ttl on holet 5·9. Nellon wn the only player to m rank tn the top·•ix on the COWM tn terms ell subtle break.I,• Hahn said. •Plus. Irwin's theory ill beckM up by the D\D we've edded eome palm treea short and to the shoot 2· under ln that stretc-b, on his way to a of difticulty. ben. HolM 1-4 rank 14, 15, 16, 13, '~ •That stretch of boles wW tel tbe tempo left. while added • new bunker to the ~ht , to secon~round, 8-under 63. GoU legend Raymond Floyd, who shot a 2· ly, In ..... °' diflk"*y wt hew ,,...... s ,. (today)," defending CJMmpon Allen Doyle the aplJloedl tbOt ti more~ . · . under 69 (4-under fOf the tournament), but ...... ;s;i bogeys. n...... Mid. ·vou need to play well~ there tf Hole No. 7 ti. 3:;1an1...... Dt,fficulty rank: 5. •Tbil .... the Wet candltioftl went 1-over on boles 5·9, ii • big fan ol. tbe -· biil prodUC9d only 29 blldlm ...... you look to have an7 c=twvw, I pa,.S tbml l trtbutm9. ~ 113 .,.,.. ower-par todey. U . Md paa,.s 8*D at 2- beve made the ...... little ...... Hllbn NBCC and the <:Peenome Ave.• • r ~ .... -•.- I . Doily Pilot 12 Sunday, Morch 4, 2001 SPOKI'.S Oh Happy Day ••.. it'~ Opening Day! • Mark Cresse and Dave Frost speak at Newport Uttle~ue \j Beach Little League OPENING DAY . '· operung ceremo~es . ing at the umpire and the mon'l . sq~aming at the kid. And I'm think· S~e Virgen ~g 'gosh, it would be great if theU' ) (bA1LY PILOT , ' JOds could just play baseball.' ,, / ) ' CORONA DEL MAR - With Jim / Cresse also stressed ,.the ~Plr Roberts pounP:tng out cathedral-;, tance of teamwork and how p~yers 'type music ft-om bis keyboard, New· could learn about life throu~ base port Beach Little League Presi9ent ball. He continued to spe~ to the Rex Jones speaking with a hltmble parents. , .•. I ' tone at the Opening-day Cere- "The coaches are volunteering a monies and inspirational ·messages lot of their time," Cresse reminded from former Dodgers' bull pen the parents. "They've decided to be coach Mark Cresse and former your Little League coach for the sea Angels' pitcher Dave Frost, about son. Let's not second-guess that guy. \ the only aspect missing was singing If you think you know more baseball hymns. than he does, sign up next year so Even the setting was a bit glori- you can be the coach." ous. Bright green grass, a podium The parents responded with set at home plate surrounded by an applause, but Cresse was not satis evenly raked diamond amid a gen- fied. tle breeze and a bit of sunshine "I appreciate the applause," he emblazened the NBLL field behind said. "But, that same speech has Lincoln Elementary in Corona del been given for 75 years and it still Mar. · doesn't work. Let's really support All this for Llltle League Base- these guys. You (parents) have a ball. Sounds a bit much? Not when great thing here." you consider the future of the chil- By the time Frost came to speak, dren and the state of mind for the Cresse had covered just about every parents. Such was the message from facet of the game. But, Frost used JENNIFER TAYLOR I DAILY PllOT Cresse, who spoke frankly of the stories from his past as well as David Frost explalns some of the ins and outs of baseball to Newport Beach UWe League players. state of little league and his expert- examples of lessons learned from Frost said, •.My slide was a 1- head Youngsters Jake Rangell and enjoyed his time spent with the ences with youth teams which trav- baseball. first collapse and I started crawling Charles Vickery of the Majors Divi NBLL. el. When he touched on being toward the bag. The ball got there sion Braves came away with laugh "I just know at this age basebalL "The kids are out there having a embarrassed, he shared the story of first,. but Ron Cey was laughing so ter and values to use throughout the is such a big deal to kids," Frost said great time," Cresse told the crowd. a rare triple he smacked against the hard that he dropped the ball and I season. afterward. He played in the Los "If we could only keep the gates Dodgers. Frost said he began to lose was safe. Don Drysdale was •1 learned that it's important to Altos Uttle League in Long Beach. shut on the parents. strength when running to third announcing the game and he said have fun," ~gell said. · u•s not all "There's not the kind of pressure "I'll be a doing a private lesson base. something like, 'Look at Frost, it about winning." you feel when you make it to pro with a kid, and all of a sudde n, out "My thighs turned to rubber and looks like he got shot by an elephant Vickery said he enjoyed Frost's fessional baseball. (Little League is) of nowhere, I hear the dad scream- I went from 6-foot-6 to 4-foot-3," gun.'. story of humility, while Frost probably one of th~ most exciting NHBA HUMY UP WITH 'llJE SHOW spreads • Costa Mesa American speeds it up to get to real action. out the fun Steve Virgen • League will make D AILY PILOT COSTA MESA - The Costa Mesa American Little League had one up for the mining main goal in mind Saturday morning at Majors' field at Costa Mesa High. elements. Get through the opening ceremonies quickly. There was baseball to played and the young athletes were getting antsy. NEWPORT BEACH - But, the players' anxiety didn't prevent the CMALL from fulfilling the l!ven without Jtm Abbott, necessities: a parade featuring teams marching on the field, award pre the Newport Harbor ' sentations, introductions, the National Anthem, the Little League Pledge, Bueball Allodation car a prayer led by Costa Mesa High baseball Coach Kirk ~uenneister and dad on with openino cer the first pitch thrown by former Mayor Gary Monahan. Current Mayor Pro emonies arut enjoyeCt Sat Tern Linda Dixon was at bat and Mark Harris, chainnan of Costa Mesa urday. Parks and Recreation, was behind the plate. NHBA's opening ::a "What we try to do every year is abbreviate this opening day ceremo f111'a9d ll9m ,.._. ny,• league President Pat McGuire said of the event that took just over 30 a braatfut for an the play minutes. "I try to get it done as quick as we can. We're here to play base en CX>ACbes and parents. ball. It's all about the kids." AbbOtt, a longtime It was also about the Little Leaguers who were rewarded for fund-raising Major League pftcber as 10-year-old Cody Spoulos, who plays for the Tigers of the Majors Division, who was prevloualy sold the most candy for the fifth year in a row. Similar to his training ethic on JENNIFER TAYLOR I DAILY PILOT ICbeduled to appear, the field, he said he worked hard to get as many buyers as possible. emus WlJllams of the Royals (above) waves to bis fans. Below, some of the Angels. might be able to visit tbe He :was eager to play as was Colin Jacobs, who plays for the Yankees league next month for a of the Majors Division. special breakfast. attOl'd The ceremony ended just after 9 a.m. and Jacobs grew inore excited for tng to special event. CX>Ol· dinator Ron Salist,wy. his game that was played at noon. Salisbury Ulo said tbe "We've been practicing really hard,• Jacobs said. "I'm a catcher so I league work W1tb warm up the pitchers. Our coaches say we have the two best 12-year-olds woUld a sports memorabilia DlUle in the league and they're both really good pitchers. From Minor A last um in Newport Beec:h to year (to the majors), it's a whole different ball game.• form an auction and After the opening ceremonies, the Tigers and Red Sox took to the field e for a few profes ' and began to warm up. Tigers' Coach Dave Roum appeared to be just as, athletes to speak to if not more, excited than his players. ., tbe playen later in the "The coaches are more nervous than thJ! kids,• said Rown who also = 18810D. noted the rainy weather has forced his team to revert to alternatives. "We'll end up with a "We've been rained out for a lot of the practices. We've had to get·cre lot mote (for the players} ative. We've had practices on the blacktop. We've had team meetings by the time we're indoors.· , But, there was no rain on Saturday. The parade marched through, par ~~saidtbe ents crowded along the fences and backstop. The games played on. A lpl'Mding out of the slice of life was displayed -- a little bit of America from what is kno~ as evmt. would proq to be the "National Pastime.• more benefidal for the "I love this," Harris said. "I live for it every year. Little League baseball, league. you can't bea~jt ·" World .class"· fun for Costa ·Mesa National • Dan Naulty headlines Ocean View High. But, his grades were below average. Opening Ceremonies. He then went to Cerritos Col· lege and built bis education, Steve Virgen and playing ability to the D AILY PILOT point that 90 Division I uni COSTA MESA - By the versities wanted him. time Dan Naulty came to He also let the players ask • speall, Connor Pearce, Greer him questions. ""' Cisneros, Kohl Ponsford, Jake "Ho_w good are you?• Aldrich, Zack Shafer. five asked 6-year-old Cbrts Karr year.:olds on the Astros, a of the Astros T-ball minor minors T-balJ team of the team. "You proba'bly have to Costa Mesa National Little ask Joe Torre,• Naulty said. League, became restless. Among the other ques They had already sat through tions: What is your favorite almost one hour of Opening pitch to throw? Ceremonies festivities at "The pitch they don't bit;,• Te Winkle Intermediate he said. "But, seriously, my School Saturday. slider.• Naulty, a relief pitcher who Who is the toughest batter was on the 1999 world cham you ever faced? "Mark McG- • pion New York Yi!nkees, then wire, during his home run passed around his World record-breaking season,• Serles ring and the Astros, was the response. along with the rest of the Naulty was just one ot many Mesa Little League players, higbllgbts during the day. revived their focus, almost to The ceremonies opened the point that they ignored with teama marcb1ng in the Naulty. field as the squads represent· • j(llHfffl TA'ttOR I OMV Pl.OT But, he quickly received ed themselves with bennerl. Gibby Bw (WQ 'flDdl QP tor tbe ~a. At rtgbt. at Mariner II ...... Int la Nalloaal 1.-gue compethloa. their attention when be spoke The Altrol' T-ball minor team of his career. He also spoke of won for its banner. Deutdl. William Evans, Ales mound, where Debi Wan· • later awarded a BMX blcyde seoond ftll-tn, Laura DeSoto, the import:ence of education. Debi Wanbaugb, tlw Krobnfeldt, James Wan baugb lto;od, and recited the for selling the IDOlt dilcount to direct the aowd and ~· He said 60 Oivllion I univanl league'• president, intro baugh, Cowtney Ulrtcb.. Uttle 1Mgue pledge. cardl for tbe IMgue. Mayor Pro ntm Unda ties were ready to alve b1ni a duced each team. After, Auttin Blllott and Devon Brandon BIPna, 10, ol the Por the netlonel antbeln. Dizon WU 8 pert ol the Gpen• scholarship when he wu at Royce f:1riedman, Oarntt Shanahan came to the mtl)on dlYllloii'I Aauoe, WU Debt Wanbaugh uked a lut- 1ng~uweu.. (. Doily Pilot SPORTS Sundoy. Morch 4 , 2001 13 CdM falls in nine CORONA DEL IASEIAll Sanchez and Flores, Lindsay and MAR - The Coro- Watkins W - Lindsay, 1-0. ~ - Sanche z, 0-1 . na del Mar base ball team. fresh Game2 off a 6-0 victory over Magnolia CosfA MuA 7, 5ADOUaACX 1 TOSHIBA Friday, sufte red a 3-1 setback to Costa Mesa 01 2 022 - 7 9 1 visiting Foothill Saturday m a Sadd l e~ 010 000 - l 1 3 round robin matchup in the Lindsay and Watkins, Guzman and Second round FooUuWCosta Mesa Tourna Saragosa. W · Lindsay, 2-0. l Guzman. Terry Mauney 67-63-130 2B - Wallace (CM). 3B Saragosa ment. (Sadd). HR - Wallace (CM) Bob Glider 6~-66-131 CdM senior Cavan C uyler pitched through eight innings Larry Nelson 70-03-133 allowing one run. Sea Kings Vangliard wins four senior Wes Hockinson blasted a Tom Kite 69-66-135 his COSTA . rYtESA son•au . John Bland 68-67- 135 solo home run, second of the - Playing its sec- Dave Stockton 65·70-135 season, Wlth two out m the sucth ond doubleheader an two days, Jose Maria Canizares 65-70-135 inning to tie the score, 1-1. Van guard Uruve rs1ty's softbdll The Krughts overcame with a team earned a 9-1 Golden State Hale Irwin 67-69-136 leadoff walk, then a batte r was Athletic Conference \/lctory over Bruce Fleisher 65-71- 136 hit by a pitch and a triple came. Dana Quigley 65-71- 136 visiting Hope International to CdM Coach John Emme said. close pldy on Saturcldy Gary McCord 70-f>7- 137 · w e hdd four injured players Jill Jessen went 3 for 3 Wlth Allen Doyle 68-69-137 (before the game),· Enune said. one RBI for the Lions (8-b, 2-0 t.n • "We played pretty well. Cavan con'ferenc£>J Vdnguard pitche r Mike McCullough il-67- 138 pitched phe nome nally through AJys1d Atchley edmed the V1Cto Dave Eichelberger 70-68-138 eight inrungs. We're going to gel Dale Douglass 69-69-138 ry. in the cm.le through tour Ray Floyd 69-69-138 some rest We don't play until uuungs aUowmg two h1tc; dnd Thursda y. Hopefully, we'll heal Jo e Marl c l STM MCCRANIC I DAl.V Pl.Cl Gil Morgan 68-70-138 one run s a an zares blasts from a bunker at Toshiba Senior Classic Saturday. Jim Colbert 67-7t- l38 up. So far things are great. Our In the opening gdme. G tnd pitchers have given up JUSt three Llebengood pitched d two-hit Ed Dougherty 70-0!H39 runs in 16 IJ'lnings • shutout to ledd the wons to a 5-0 Hu3!' Baiocchi 70-f>9-139 CdM (1-1) and Foothill (2-0J Not always safe around the greens Wa er Hall 70-69-139 Vlctory over Hope lntc mauond.l Stewart Ginn 69-70-139 rescheduled the game that was (5-7, O· 2) Jessen went 2 tor 3 Bruce Summerha~ 68-71- 139 slated for Tuesday, but moved with 2 RBis. • Paramedics had to make two triJ?S to Hoag Hospital Saturday, once Jim Ahern 68-71 - 139 back to Saturday because u f L1ebengood picked up d victo because of a tee shot that strayed and hit a woman in the knee. expectations of rain. ry Fnday in re be l whe n she fin Tom McGinnis 74-%-140 FOOTHIUJCOSTA MESA TOUttNEY ished the find! ~F/J mrungs Jor d Richard Dunn Senior PGA Tour is •trying to get Bob Charles 72·68-140 focmtlU. ], ec.ONA DEL MAii 1 DAILY P1LOT (65-and-over players) the hell.out• to Vicente Fernandez 71-69-140 Foothill 000 100 0 02 · 3 5 0 7-6 win over h o~ l ClMe mont Ted Goin 70-70-14o CdM 000 001 0 00 · 1 6 2 Mudd Scripps. The Lions NEWPORT aEACH _ It wasn't all rf make room for the younger gene ration John Mahaffey 68-72- 140 Foothill - Horton, Ambriz (6) and 1answe red from d b-0 defi cit dfte r completely safe on the golf course 1 led.by T~m Watson and Tom Kile. • Lee Trevino ~72- 140 Hastings; Cuyler, Dunzer (9) and Mct< three mrungs J<>sse n and Jesstcd Saturday as paramedics made two trips to Bu~ I ~ hol~g on as ~ ong as I can, eever._ W · Ambriz, 1- 0; L - Dunzer 0-l . Thompson earned 2 RB is each Hoag HospitaJ from the Toshiba Senior Zembnski, 65, said a fte r his round Tom Watson 73-68-141 2B · Fitch (F), C Bigler (F), Crawford Mike Smith 70-71- 141 (F), 3B· B. Bigler. HR · Hockinson In the hrst gdm<' of the dou- Classic at Newport Beach Country Club. - Saturday. "We'U see what hdppe ns. • Jim Dent 70-71- 141 · (CdM). 1 blehedder agdmsl CMS. Vdn guard won, 3-2, a~ Llc•bengood One incident involved a ma n Brian Barnes, who played in the Toshiba Jim Albus 70-71- 141 complaining of chest pains, and the other To m Jenkins 70-71- 141 pitched a .compl<'te game, !>tnk Senior Classic from 1996 through 1998, IS Thaler eliminated call ca.me afte r a woman was struck by a Bo b Eastwood 7 0-71- 141 Lng oul 10 bdlters. now the lead analyst for CNBC golf J.C. Snead 69-72- 141 GOLOa. STATI: AnLET1C CDNfBIENCE golf ball in the knee on the par-3 hole No. 8. telecasts of the Seruor PGA Tour. George Archer 68-71- 141 STOCKTON WRESTllNG J .C . Snead's errant tee shot reportedly E!>tanc1a VAHGUAllD 5, tbE IHTUIHATIOHAL 0 Barnes, who hds suffered with Htgh's Nathan Thdler. the 21 5- Hope International 000 000 O . O 2 3 hit a lady in the gallery, the n he rheumat01d arthnus for several years. Sammy Rachels 73~9-142 Vanguard 000 320 " 5 5 O autograp~ed the baU a nd gave it to her. Doug Tewell 72·70-142 pound CIF Southe rn Section McMillan, Terry (5) and McDonald. retired on the spot from playing golJ last David Lundstrom 71 ·71- 142 Di\rls1on IV wreslling champion, According to the paramedics at the October. L1ebengood and Rolle W L1eben scene, both people tdken to Hoag To m Wargo 70-72- 142 suffered two losses m the open good, 5·3. L · McMill an. 1 3 2B After seven holes in the second round John Schroeder 68-74-142 ing day of the Stdte Meet at the Yarbrough (H) checked out OK. VAJK.IJAAO HOP'I INTEllNATIOHAL at the Kaanapa!J ClasStc an Hawa11, Spanos Ce nter in Stockton 9, 1 Barnes' pain was too much. These days. Al Geiberger 71 -72- 143 Hope International 100 00 1 2 4 The. Newport Beach Police Department Bo bby Walzel 69-74-143 Oakgrove H1gh's Apollo he cannot shake hdnds because the Vang uard 050 4 . 9 10 1 was called about a ma n reportedly Johnson. the Central Section Richards and Fazio; Atchley, Willis (5) condition m his wnsts lS so severe scalping tic kets at the front entrance of Jim Thorpe 72-72-144 champion, panned Thdler m less and Rolle W · Atchley, 2· 1 l RtChards. · 1 aJso gave up smoking that day, H said Andy North 71-73-1 44 the golf tourname nt Saturday. than a mmute Then, Thaler lost, 3-3. 2B· Ro lle (V) 3B· Rolle M B.ames, who added that being away from John Jacobs 71 -73-144 VANGUAllD ), ClNIEMoHr 2 But Ne wport Beach Police Sergeant 70-74-144 5-3, fa iling to advance to Satur· ogarettes has been a lot eds1er than Steve Veriato day's action. Vanguard 000 210 O 3 7 2 'Il'ent Harris said the man was de tained Tommy Aaron 69-75-144 Cl aremont Mudd 000 002 O 2 6 4 by officers and Jet go shortly thereafter dealing with not playing golf for Living. v1•m just glad that h e Liebengood and Rolle; Fricks and Vlt's all di!ferent now," Barnes said because he was carrying no tickets or Jerry McGee 74-71- 145 achieved his goals,· Eagles- Co Auberbach. W ~ liebengood, 3.J Saturday. "For the LI.rst time in my life I Gibby Gilbert 73-72- 145 Coach Mall AtiJano said. •He L · Fricks. 2B · Camarillo M . large amounts of cash. 72-73-145 "It was a guy somebody noticed who have to work for somebody." l$BO Aoki was happy ma lung it to State. All Auberbach (0 The 55-year-old Englishman, who has Chi Chi Rodriguez 71-74-145 the hard work paid off. 11us def VANGUAllO 7, Cl.Nl£MoHT 6 was scalping tickets before somewhe re Charles Coody 70-75-145 Vanguard 000 133 7 10 1 else at an event,• Harris said. •But he was the tools to become a star in the broadc All•l•I!• SELEtTIONS Belden Sea Vzew Play~r ofYear BOYS SOCCER • Four other Newport Harbor High players are .Burchell, recognized with coaches' all-league selections. Newport Harbor High GIRLS w1rER· POLO janior Katherine Belden , who led the Sailors to the Gonzales Sea View League title, tops the coaches' all-league selec- tions as Player of the Year. -- .. Belden is joined by senior teammates Heather Deyden, first-. team Jenna Booth and Erin ~all on the first team, while 'Sailors • Jenna Murphy and Annie Wight, both s~phpmores, are sec ond-team honorees. pickS in ~ Pl.AYER OF THE YEAR Katherine Belden, NewpQrt Harbor Jr. Sea View FIRST TEAM Heather Deyden, Newport Harbor Sr. • Three other Sailors· Jenna Booth, Newport Harbor · Sr. Erin Ball, Newport Harbor Sr. gain second team Nicole Lorrimer, Irv i n~ Sr. recognition from the Sarah Hamilton, Irvine So. Mary Beth Cox, Irvine Sr. league's coaches. Nicolette Grams, Woodbridge Sr. Seniors Duke Burchell and Rochelle Gauthier, Woodbridge Jr. Juan Gonzales were named Jacquelyn Gaut hie r, Woodbridge Fr. to the first team on the all SECOND TEAM league selections by boys soc Jenna Murphy, Newport Harbo r So. cer coaches in the Sea View Annie Wight, Newpo rt Harbor So . League. Christine Martin, Aliso Niguel Jr. Joining Burchell and Gon Jacqueline Bachler, Aliso Niguel Sr. zales with second team lau Kelly Anderson, Irvine Sr. rels are seniors Tyler Sim mons and lTey Meek, as well Kim Doll, Irvine Jr. as junior Kevin Campos. Kim Johnson, Irvine Jr. Daria Fento n, Laguna Hills Sr. Coaches' Al~S.. View ~ Joanna Oster, Laguna Hills Jr. boys soccer Sawako Sonoyama, Woodbridge Jr. 1MNA MULVIHU I DAILY PILOT Co-Most Most Velu.ble Players Newport Harbpr Junior Kathertne 'Belden ts the Sea View League's Play~r of the Year. Jenn Mood y, Woodbridge Jr. Brad 'Hallack, Woodbridge Sr. M att Davey, Aliso Niguel Sr. Ffrst i.em BOYS BASKETBALL Duke Burchell, Newport Harbor Sr. One Tar on All-Sea Wew girls hoops Juan Gonzales, Newport Sr. Brock Schermerhorn, Aliso Sr. Newport Harbor junior Evita Castillo was named to Kevin Muray, A liso Niguel Jr. the second team on the coaches' All-sea View League Mike Land, Aliso Niguel Sr. Three Tars All-Sea View girls basketball selections. Aaron Ebejer, Aliso Niguel Sr. .. • ,/If • r ,. ,. 1 Ray Han, Irvine Sr. Coeches' Alf.Sea View ...... Eric Aarneas, Irvine Sr. • Yarnal and Melurn first-team picks, Perrine a second-team choice.' :- , Roy Kim, Irvine Sr. Co MoST VAWMLI P\Aw.s Eric Reed, Laguna Hills Jr. Newport Harbor High senior guard Aaron FIRST TEAM -i Lara Gray, Woodbridge Sr. Pieter Berger, Harvey, Roche Co-MVPs in PCL • CdM forward, Mesa sweeper top coaches' picks. Corona del Mar High sophomore GIRLS SOCCER forward Allison Harvey and Costa Mesa High semor sweeper Katie Roche share Most Valuable Player honors to higtillght the coaches' All-Pacific Coast League girls soccer selections. CdM, which claimed its second-straight league title, placed five additional players on the first team - Britta Vogele, Elisha · • Morgan, Paige Janes, Margit Vogele and Molly O'Meara. Other Costa Mesa first-learners are Sharon Day, Fernanda' Velasco and Mae Powers. Estanda's Artis Reynolds was also a first-team choice. OM.Y Pl.OT PHOTOS BY DON LEACH NK) SIDI( MC.CAAHK CoACHIS' ALL~ACIAC CoAST loGUE GIRLS 50CCD Estancia Hlgh'I Armando Ruiz (left) and Costa Mesa's Trtnldad Hernandez share MVP bono" ln the Padflc COlllt League. c:.o-MMt Velueble Players Allison Harvey, Corona del Mar Kat ie Roche, Costa Mesa • · FIRSTTEAM Britta Vogele, Corona del Mar : Hernandez, co:MVPs ln·PCL Elhha Morgan, Corona del M ar So. Ortiz Paige Janes, Corona del Mar So. MM91t Vogete, Corona del Mar Sr. • Mesa forward, Estancia BOYS SOCCER Brandon Mulligan, University Jr. Molly O'Meara. Corona del M ar Sr. midfielder share top honor Robbie Tran, Northwood Jr. Sharon Day, Costa Mesa So. Tim Tidwell, Northwood Fernanda Velasco, Costa Mesa Sr. Coec:hes' All-PKifk COMt i.H9'le Jr. Mae Powers, Costa Mesa Sr. on coaches' all-league teams. boys soccer Ryan Wolfe, Laguna Beach Jr. Artis Reynolds, Estancia Jr. Costa Mesa High forward Trinidad Taryninchez. Northwood So. Hernandez and Estancia High midfield- Co Most v ...... Players S.C-td t.em. S.• er, Northwood Jr. er Amiando Ortiz have earned Co-Most Emily a < .\ ,, ' I f I> • Doily Pilot SPORTS Sonday, Morch 4, 2001 15 The versatile·Bud Barnett eorge (Bud) Barnett helped subsequently abandoned and the ever won a Bee cage title. McClellan. decath.Jon program. That's how be fill up the Newport Harbor area was converted to basketball As a senior, Barnett, A varsity football crown discovered the talents of many:" · G High sports trophy case 111 courts. who consistently bit in arrived in 1942, but a B~ett also appreoated football the late 1930's and early 40's in four He enrolled in Harbor.High in double figures, helpeq baseball championstup and baseball Coach Dick sports. 1937 and "dreamed or four years of take the Sailors to their didn't click unW 1948. Spaulding. Bllt, he mif:lht have never wound tennis." His wish was granted. He first-ever varsity basketball There has been no "Spaulding was aJways on my up in Costa Mesa, then Newport became a four-year letterman and league championship. The baseball titles won since back to play baseball." Barnett Beach, unless the Great Depression one or the finest players in South 1940-41 Tars finished wtth then. ,.said: "But, l declined smce I loved had not forced his parents and ern California. a 21-2 record. Reed eventucilly drew tennis." grandparents out of Stockton. He added another high mark as 11lis was 0110 sterling Barnett into track and field Barnett ba(l another gilt: Job oppo_rtunities ~p north were a junior. It was unique for the local mark for both basketball and became very pleased photography. In fact. Barnett was hard to come by, but one day in area. H~ chose to take a badminton and football. Other with his other talents. the photographer for the 1940~41 1928, his grandfather, Dr. H .Q . challenge and advanced to the members or the team via Don Contrell Barnett was into sprints, Sailor yearbook as a seruor. Willis, gathered the family together finish, becoming the No. 1 singles football included Bill long Jump and lugh JWOp. He was amused by one and disclosed"there was no doctor player in the CIF Southern Section. Ritter, Harold Sherlin, the SIDELINES He often ran 10.3 111 the happerung. Two faculty members in a place called Costa Mesa. He had never thought of 1942 All-CIF fullback; 100-yard dash, but was did not want thelf picture taken. ,. Hence, they packed and left. basketball until Coach Ralph Reed Manuel Muniz, the second-team once clocked unofhaally dt 10 2. "They preferred thelf graduation Barnett's father was an oil field came around one day and asked a All-CIF tack.le and Lorrie Reed tned to prod him into pictures,· he explained. worker and was optimistic upon bunch of tall guys if they would Langmade, second-team All-CIF hurdling, but Barnett refused He recalled that the late Costa • learning that there were active oil like to play on a special basketball blocking back in 1943. Other team "I balked." Barnett said. ·1 Mesa mayor, A.L Pulkley, fields in Huntington Beach. " team at night. They would be members included Floyd Tait, hated the hurdles.• produced great times for the 1941 After the move to Newport called the "Casabas." Basically, this Donnie Smith, Tak Ezaki, Bill Still, he was fond of Reed. champion cage team at hls drug Beach, Barnett became nted same unit moved on to score high Grundy, B. Haig, R. Barnes and B. ·Reed was one or a lund," store on Newport Boulevard. with the local grammar schoo honors from one level to another in Bryant, manager. Barnett said. " It was amazmg what "(Pinkley) gave us a standing since it had tennis courts, whieh the Sunset League. The only varsity league titles he did with the program there, deal,• Barnett SdJd . • When we beCame one of his favorite sports. In his junior year, Barnett paced prior to 1942 came 10 track, in 1932 indud.J.ng the track decathlon for won. we got a free malt.• The oceanfront school then a Newport to the Bee title in 1940 for the Orange League and then Hdibor High maJe students I don't Pmkley probably served up at two tennis courts, but, interestmgly with a remarkable 19-0 record. It 1938, a title in the Sunset League, know th~t I wb)J.ld have turned out least 240 free malts that season at enough, the courts were marked the first time Harbor had paced by all-league fullback Rollo for track Lf it hadn't been for the tus landmark drugstore All·SEA VIEW LEAGUE GIRLS SOCCER (he once clauned he invented the wide Today SaJata continues to tmprov~ ~ ~ SALATA receiver position so he could avoid the and he feels he's "back to norrnaJ. • in collisions of football),'he stared down terms of a men~al 'pomt of view. CONTINUED FROM 11 the bger with an uncompronuslng Some would argue his mentaJ point Three Tars first-team attitude and wiJl. •And, from all never wavered, leaving many who are • Birchfield, Flamson ARSTTEAM accepting the inevitable rad.Jation , appearances, tpe.,cancer was caught close to him amazed at the conststent Lauren Birchfield, Newport Harbor Jr chemotherapy and eventual operation, before 1t could qevelop into a runawdy up-beat approach and Burlingham are Amy Burlingham. Newpon Harbor So s1tuabon On the physical side, Salata's pace • Taryn Flamson. Newpon Harbor So but also working in tus own timetable, honored by the Sea IC1m Devine, AhJO Niguel St getting it done m a manner 111 wluch he "You Cdn't make d big enough has understandably slowed Teua Saker, All50 Niguel Jr was still able to attend the Super Bowl investment thdO (m) mediane, • sd.Jd ·rm not going to as many events.· ~ View League coaches. Amanda Vanderlann, Aliso Niguel Sr Sheen.t Jarvis, Aliso Niguel Jr in late January and the Pro Bowl in Salata. "It's not a place to cut comers · he concedes. "but I expect to be back Newport Harbor High IC1m Thlmpo, Irvine St HawaiJ a few days later, before Newport Beach doctors. such dS where I was.· junior Lauren Buchfield and Jamie l.autenschleger, Laguna Hills Sr returning for the Feb. 9 operabon. Lows Vcmderrnolen, Richard HMdno snl..l, he's at his office often. worlung Vanessa Rocha, Laguna Hills Jr sophomores Amy Burlingham Christine Johnson. 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