g5%ette Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 42 -- No. 108 -- U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, June 9, 1986 Booster rupture blamed for shuttle disaster

*'I) -- A four-month The 250-page report was NASA is implementing many estigation of the space delivered Saturday to of the recommendations. shuttle Challenger tragedy President Reagan, and kept But release of the report Around the globe comes to an end today, as the under tight security before does not mean the Challenger Rogers Commission releases an afternoon news conference affair is over. its report on the disaster. today to formally reveal the The report traces the cause panel's findings. Panel chairman William Students Arrested In Korea (UPI) -- Police in of the January 28 space The commission has Rogers and top NASA managers Seoul, South Korea, say they arrested nine militant shuttle disaster to a rupture recommended independent now face a week of hearings college students for trying to occupy the in the shuttle's right-side review U.S. Embassy. boards to oversee the before the House and Senate Police say the students are members of an activist booster. redesign of the booster about the report and its group at Korea University. Tight security is in force It shows how NASA engineers joints. implications. around U.S. facilities in South Korea because of glossed over deep concern It also calls for more growing anti-American sentiment among militant about problems with the participation by astronauts The result promises to students. rocket's faulty fuel-segment in the decision to launch reshape the nation's space joints in a bid to meet a shuttles, and for improved policy and how the shuttle Drug Addicts Raid Poppy Fields (UPI) -- A launch schedule. quality control and safety. program is utilized. Communist Party newspaper in the Soviet Union reports Soviet drug addicts are raiding poppy fields in southern Russia to feed their habits. The article is Waldheim surprising because the Soviet Union rarely admits it has a drug problem. The newspaper describes how some elected youths have turned to drugs since Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev imposed restrictions last year on the sale of president alcohol.

in Austria Police Look For Stolen Wastebasket (UPI) -- Police in Rochester, New York, are on the lookout for a (UPI) -- Israel has made its stolen designer wastebasket worth more than $600. first diplomatic response to Someone walked off with the trash can from Rochester's Kurt Waldheim's election Village Gates Arts Center, where it was on display as yesterday as president of part of a show called Trash Appeal Two. The wastebasket Austria. was painted and sculpted by designer Rosemary Disney, Today, Jerusalem ordered best known for creating eggs and jewelry for Cartier. its ambassador in Vienna to return home for "con- San Antonio Water Not Threatened (AP) -- sultations." Foreign Minister Authorities in San Antonio, Texas, say a freight train Yitzhak Shamir made the derailment is not threatening the city's water supply. decision after meeting with But as many as 2,000 people were evacuated from the Prime Minister Shimon Peres area near where the train jumped the track and went to consider a response to over a bridge into a muddy creek bed. At least five Waldheim's election. tank cars carrying chemicals caught fire, triggering an It is not immediately clear explosion. whether the Israeli diplomat will return to the Austrian Radiation Fears Keep Musicians Home (AP) -- capital, or is being recalled Fears about radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear for good to protest the accident are keeping two musicians in the U.S. The two election. had been invited to compete in Moscow's Tchaikovsky The World Jewish Congress Festival. One says she changed her plans to go to charges the former United Moscow after receiving conflicting reports about Nations secretary-general has radiation levels there. covered up his WWII Nazi past. Nicaraguan Rebels Hold Hostages (AP) -- The Congress says Waldheim Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega says there is only participated in Nazi one solution left, besides military action, for freeing atrocities against Jews, as eight West German volunteers held by Nicaraguan rebels. well as Greek and Yugoslav That, he says, is for President Reagan to order the partisans, while serving in rebels to free the Germans. But he warns the Sandinista the German army. army will take military action to free the volunteers Waldheim denies the if they are not released by tonight. charges. Austrians clearly backed Tornado Rips Southeast Denver (UPI) -- A tornado Waldheim, giving him 53.9 cut through southeast Denver yesterday, injuring one percent of the vote in a person and damaging several apartments and two shopping two-candidate runoff centers. The 23-year-old man injured was cut in the election. legs by broken glass as he tried to outrun the tornado. But outraged Jewish leaders Several funnel clouds touched down in northern Denver, worldwide are condemning the but no damage is reported. election results. At New York's Fifth Avenue N Salute To Israel Parade, Mayor Edward Koch echoed the thoughts of many when he said W E News of the bay the election "will be to Austria's eternal shame." S Killer dies Navy Relief Raffle Winners -- During Saturday's Navy Relief grand finale at the Windjamner, the highlight of the evening came with the announcement of Luncheon Preparations -- Mr. Carl Gibson is a waiter the raffle winners. The winners came from as many duties. On this day, he is helping to prepare in Texas cross-sections of the base, from both Windward and t the lunch crowd expected jail in the BOQ Wardroom. (Photo by Leeward. They are: First place, S.R. Nelson, IC-10, Lt. Cmdr. Rick Fischer) (UPI) "Be -- cool. Thank you Honda 250 Elite; second place, Cleveland Ingram, for SIMA, being my friends. Give my 19" color TV; third place, Stacey Byington, Naval love to everybody." Station, CD Player; fourth place, Jane West, Naval Those were the last words Hospital, VCR; and fifth place, Mr. Deacon, Navy of 50-year-old Rudy Ramos Exchange, family portrait. Esquivel, who was executed Captain's Hotline early today at a Texas prison. He was convicted for the Inquiry: Inside Questions have found the stairs to be in 1978 killing of a Houston been brought up Page 2 Motorcycle recently good condition, with proper undercover narcotics agent in -- Safety Awareness Ride about unsafe wooden steps at height of the risers and a shootout over a heroin Page 2 -- May Read-At-Home Winners some Oil Point quarters. width of threads. Handrails deal. Page 3 -- Resolving The POW/MIA Issue Response: The Housing were attached to both sides His was the third execution Page 4 -- Boston Wins! director and the Housing of the stairway. Your stairs in Texas in as many months. Page 4 -- Baseball Scouting Camps Open Facilities branch manager meet or exceed all current The state has put 14 men to have both personally safety requirements for death by lethal injection U.A. inspected your stairs. They residential stairways. since resuming capital I punishment in 1982. Tips help ensure safe boating for children the (AFPS) -- The U.S. Coast o Protect your children relation to the rest of their Guard and the National Safe with properly fitted personal bodies than adults' heads, so Boating Council recommend the flotation devices (life children need special following safety tips to make jackets). Make sure they are child-size life jackets. your children's boating Coast Guard-approved models. o Children should sit experience safe and fun. Children's heads are heavy in inside the boat, not on the transom, gunwales or bow. JCO -I.p o When you return to dock, Motorcycle Safety Awareness Ride do not let children fend the Entry Deadline August 11 boat off the dock with their hands Sac Meeting -- There will be a meeting of the W.T. or feet. This common one, come all, Sampson High School Sac Tuesday, June 10, 3 p.m., in Come and enjoy a day in the sun during practice has resulted in the high school library. the one and only Guantanamo Bay Motorcycle Ride. numerous injuries. There will be a Motorcycle Safety Awareness Ride o Children are among those Attention Leeward Residents -- There will be a Saturday, August 16, 9 a.m. The ride will start at most likely to get seasic community meeting for all Leeward Point residents Phillips Park and end at Windmill Beach with lots of Kids who get carsick and prizes. Wednesday, June 11, 7 - 9 p.m., at the Leeward Point food, drinks, airsick are the stronger Coanunity Center. Registration fee is $10 per person which is payable candidates. The key to to BMC Richard at Port Services or BM1 McGovern at prevention is to take anti- Reflex Photo Club -- The Reflex Photo Club will Occupational Safety and Health Office. seasickness medication before hold a mandatory meeting tonight, June 9, 7 p.m. at In case of rain, this event will be postponed to a setting out in your boat. Ask Hobbyland. All members must attend to pay dues and later date. For more information, call BMC Richard, your doctor to recommend a receive new combination. Anyone not up-to-date will not 4898/4405 or BM1 McGovern, 4526/4529. medication. A variety are get the new number. If you are not able to attend, call Moped and scooter riders are encouraged to attend. available over the counter. Bill Bandura, 3198 or Scott Godbey, 3542. Non-members If the doctor prescribes a are welcome to attend. Name Rank Age medication, do not store it on your oceangoing boat Attention Video Buffs -- Bored with nothing to do? Work Phone Number Home Phone Number unless it is enclosed in a Join the Iguana Video Club and take advantage of the "blister pack." Sea air 450 movies available for checkout. This VHS club is Mailing Address causes medicine to open to all base residents. New members may join the deteriorate quickly. checkouts on Thursday, June 12 and Monday, June 16. The Motorcycle: Make Year checkout location is the Nursery School, opposite the Vet Clinic/Corral. A Leeward Point branch has recently CC Size Type opened and is located in the small building behind the Police Station. For more information, call Chuck I, , freely and Steele, 3663 AWH. voluntarily participate in the Motorcycle Safety Awareness Ride Sunday, August 16. I will assume all Attention Horse Lovers -- The Caribbean Saddle liability for myself while participating in this event. Club horse show originally scheduled for May 31, has ~" had to be indefinitely postponed due to the inclement weather. The next meeting of the Saddle Club is Sunday, Signature Date July 6, 6 p.m., in room 19 of the Old High School. For more information, call Jackie Brotski, 2828 DWN or Becci Lane, 4464 AWH. Signature of parent if under 18 years

Inflation Fighter -- This week's inflation fighter Please return this entry form with payment to Read-at-home is: Sloppy Joe with Fries for only 99 cents. BMC Richard or BMl McGovern no later than Available at the Stoplight Inn or Kountry Kitchen. Monday, August 11, at 4 p.m. May winners

Attention Dive Instructors And Divemasters -- (Clip, fill out and return) By Claudia Meadows There is a meeting of the SCUBA Instructor Council Saturday, June 14, 2 p.m., at the Reef Raiders A special thanks goes out clubhouse. Included on the agenda for this meeting is to all those parents who took the election of new officers for the coming year. All (, the time out of their busy instructors are required to attend. Certified schedules to help their divemasters and assistant instructors, as well as Cookie children participate in the students currently in training for these ratings, are Read-At-Home Program. welcome to attend the meeting. The W.T. Sampson Elementary or4;bes School students logged in Fleet Appreciation Day -- The Stoplight Inn 7,796 hours of reading during presents Fleet Appreciation Day, Saturday, June 14, 6 - By Cookie Johnson this year. Continue to help 1' p.m. The dinner special is charcoal "Barbecue Steak," your children excel by K encouraging them to read this french fried potatoes, vegetable and rolls and butter, Moving here from the the slippery hills on plastic $3.50. summer. Philippines prepared us for bags. Some would make a dam Kindergarten Guantanamo Bay's recent and control the rolling Flying Club Meeting Ms. Whitmore -- There will be a Flying Club rains. streams in the yard. With meeting tomorrow, June 10, 7 p.m., in the club room at Jennifer Saxton In Subic Bay, we learned to some re-direction of the McCalla Hangar. All members and anyone interested in Jennifer Karle deal with rain from June water, the kids creatively learning to fly are urged to attend. For more Mrs. Picou through November. Daily rains made their own swimming David Boucher information, call Lt. Lerner, 4554 OWN or 3145 AWH. which we measured not in pools. Richard Maghirang inches but in feet became the In the heavier downpours, First Grade 'Dawn Of Peace" -- The "Dawn Of Peace" band from "norm." neighbors would pop out and Mrs. Byrd Puerto Rico will perform at the Clipper Club tonight, During the "rainy season," wash their cars and pets. Melanie Maxson June 9, from 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. Watch the Daily Gazette Hail and Farewells held "off Learning boating skills Ms. Castro for the scedule of other performances. base" proved to be real proved to be very valuable Norman Bemis challenges for the women. How when driving any four-wheel Mrs. Kisser Nature Hike -- Lee White is sponsoring a nature hike many waterproof outfits does vehicle. Even pedestrians Melissa Peredo between Windmill and Hidden Beach Saturday, June 14. If a woman have in her closet? realized the importance of Second Grade interested, please call 4141 or 4153 to sign up. Meet Immediate additions to her being a good swimmer. Mrs. Ouimette at the large Cabana at Windmill Beach by 7:30 a.m. The wardrobe included plastic Housewives learned quickly Joseph Karle hike will last about two hours. Wear comfortable shoes, a dozen or so their best friend was a Mae Morales walking shoes and bring your camera and binoculars. umbrellas in different bottle of bleach. As mold, Mrs. Wilson colors, and rain hats for an mildew, and strange colored Michael Ouimette attempt to protect her growths started multiplying Third Grade hair-do. all over the car, home and Ms. Hepperle Women learned quickly to shoes, control was only found Alim Shabazz Southeast wear only knee-length in one' s trusty bottle of Brittney Ellison dresses. Anything longer bleach. A weekly chore, not Ms. Murphy proved to be disastrous when to be forgotten, would be an Jamie Masone disembarking her vehicle onto application of full strength Jeremy O'Neal the sidewalk with a foot-high bleach on the sidewalks and Fourth Grade stream of water flowing over driveways. Forgetting this Mrs. Dyer U.S. Navy's only shore-based daily newspaper her feet. would lead to stepping out Christy Bennett Other activities such as your door and sliding down to Rhoda Wardlow o swimming events, golf, the neighbor's house to the Ms. Cascio Capt. John Condon, USN .Ctxmiander, U.S. Naval Base football games, and the like bottom of the hill. Lt. Oidr. Rick Fischer, USN .Public Affairs Officer Nicole Penis JOC Gary Smith .Assistant Public Affairs Officer continued through the Floods and landslides were Fifth Grade J01 Stacey yin tn . . .Special Assistant T, PAD moderate rains. But at times common, but so was the J02 Neil Ci llubeau, UIN Mrs. White .Maino Editor when the spectators and creativity and adaptability J03 Teni Thanas, USN .Assisi Editor Tony Diaz SA Kim Fields participants were blinded by of the dependents. Carolyn Francis Mrs. Diane Amerman.Secretry .Staff Assistant the downpour, only the So Gtmonians, whether the Michele Cook Mrs. Ann-Elizabeth Efimoff.Production Assistant officials knew the final rains come or go, look on the Mr. Trycinski scores. bright side, it could be The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules and Joe Plakinger regulations for ship and station newspapers, under the direction of Children after school snow. Sixth Grade the public affairs officer. The Daily Gazette is printed five adapted their outdoor playing Mrs. McDowell times a week at government expense on government equipment, at the in the "months on end" rain. Cookie Johnson is a local Publications and Printing Service Brandon Walker Pranch Office. The opinions They would comic writer for eT statements that appear nerein are not to be construed as make "mud cakes" the Daily Teri Lawrence official, or as the and then choose Gazette. Her opinions are not official views of the Navy Department or not to eat Jennifer Van Londen amarnder, U.S. Naval Base. For assistance, call PAO at 4819. them, necessarily the opinions of but to throw them as if Mr. Wall they were a perfect snowball. the commanding officer or the mu. Raymond McCollum Some kids would ride down Department of the Navy.

2 Daily Gazette Monday, June 9, 1986 Build your own set of SCUBA Smith-Corona portable Will clean house for final gear. Chose from Dacor and electric typewriter with inspection. Yard included if U.S. Divers top regulators, carrying case, like new, small, extra if large. Dacor and Seaquest BCs and extra ribbons with correcting Qualified. Call 3220 AT. U.S. Divers and Dacor cartridge, $100. Call 4153 aluminum tanks. Sets DWH or 3841 AWH. available at discounts of Miscellaneous $400 off retail. Most Washing machine, Speed Queen, King-size satin waterbed regulators have octopus multi-cycle, heavy-duty, good sheets w/pillow cases, three tVe included. Call 3452 AWH. condition, $75. Call 3928 AT. sets, $40. Call 2971 AT.

Air Conditioners Windsurfer Canon AE-1 program camera, 5,000 btu, two years old, Windsurfer, $150; extra sail, 50mm lens, flash 188A, II excellent condition, $125. $100; highwind daggerboard, carrying case straps, $200 or Call 4988 or 4111. $50; harness, $35. Call 3841 best offer. Call 2394 AT. AWH. Two identical 16,000 btu air conditioners for sale. Each Furniture California king bed, $50; needs repairs and $50 takes Queen-size water bed, good table lamp, $15; floor lamp, them both. Call 3407 and make condition, $250. Call 3138. $10; Sears variable speed me an offer. microwave oven, $70; portable Youth desk and chair, all black and white Panasonic 7" Whirlpool 23,000 btu, two wood, $125; child's TV (battery or a/c) , $70; years old, low use, very fold-a-way white plastic ladies Huffy three-speed Autos or Navy Lodge after Tuesday, clean, $300. Call 4567 AT. desk, bulletin board wall bike, $25. Call 4141 or 4153 [N'71 Oldsmobile station wagon, asking $1,800. Ask for Dee clip, wall light and chair, OWH or 3841 AWH. eight seater, p/s, p/b, a/t. Cyrtis. Whirlpool 24,000 btu, $300; $50. Call 4141 or 4153 DWH or radio, $750. '74 Chevrolet 11,000 btu, $100. Call 3982 3841 AWH. station wagon, p/s, p/b, a/t, Cycles AT. Rug, tan, $10. Call 4988 or a/c, $850. Call 4402 DWH or '84 Honda Arrow 80 scooter, Breakfast nook or dining room 4111. 3841 AWH. Available June 17. excellent condition, includes Electronics set: table, two chairs and cover, basket and helmet, Epiphone six-string electric bench. Table top is "mar Carpet, 12'xl3' plush, forest '78 Pontiac, new carb and $750. Call 3982 AT. guitar, dual humbuckers, proof" and heat resistant, green, $100. Hall runner, $7. battery, recent tuneup and Schaller machines, maple chairs and bench have padded Call 3982 AT. new starter. Call 2609 or Honda Silver Wing, neck, $200 with case. Fender seats. Solid wood and like 4598. Also have windshield full-dress, 1982 carryover Champ, practice/pre-amp, new, $200. Call 2971 AT. for Chevy and trunk top for purchased new in 1984. $100; old Gibson Atlas tube Redline 500A racing bike, VW. Garage-kept until arrival head, 100 watts, $100. Call 42" dinette set with one leaf white frame, mags, excellent here, 4,700 miles, one owner, 2971 AWH. and four chairs, $40. condition, $220 or best must see, best offer over lO"x96"x36" bookcase, $25. offer. Call at 4749 AWH. ' evrolet Chevette, 1.6 $2,000. Call 2971 AT. Atari 2600 with five games, Call 4988 or 4111. IWe, four-door hatchback, one paddle does not function, a/c, am/fm cassette, a/t, Arrow 80 scooter, red, two $50. Call 2971 AWH. Weedeater, gas, like new, $1,700. Call 6332 DWH and ask helmets included, $475. Call Wanted $75; chest of drawers, $20; for John Castillo or leave 3648. 19" color TV, $225; 13" $175. Babysitter, fulltime days windshield for scooter, $10; phone number and name, or Call 2971 AWH. June 30 to August 14 for storage box for tapes or call 3174 AWH. Dive Gear active 19-month-old boy. Call movies (metal) , $4; large Dacor BC, Sherwood regulator CED player plus movies, $175; 4680 AWH for more Samsonite suitcase and hand and first Dacor console with CD Magnavox player with information. bag to match, pink, $45 for '80 Ford in good condition, compass, colored weights and remote control, $200. Call set. Call 3648. needs a little body work, belt, all for $450. Call PH3 Leon Dudley at 2269 or Services $350. Call 4112 DWH or 2454 3722. 2284 DWH. Taxidermy, not just a stuffed AWH. Also have four mag rims fish, but true wildlife art. with tires to fit GM, $300. Dacor large spear gun, $40; Sansui Equalizer, silver, For more information or tips Lost dive weights, various; diving model SE-9, excellent on proper trophy care before Brass lighter cover engraved '76 Olds Cutlass Supreme, snorkle equipment. Call 3841 condition, $140. Call 2394 delivery, call Mark Hays at with "Ace" (a gift) . If a/c, stereo, good condition. AWH. AT. 2671 AH. found, please call 3138. Can be seen by calling 2780

to possible future joint Picnic Safety R P operations. e 0 o A joint U.S.-Lao SITTING excavation of a U.S. crash Carbonated drinks site in February 1986 uncovered human remains, now can be trouble PRETTY undergoing analysis. o Four representatives of if wrongly stored SW the Lao People's Democratic Republic attended briefings at By Tom Joyce O the U.S. Joint Casualty Resolution Center and Army (AFPS) -- A picnic will not Center Identification Lab be complete without an a - abundance of cold drinks. 0 in Hawaii in September 1985 o to learn about U.S. search Just remember to be careful and identification how you keep then cold. capabilities. Those galvanized water Armitage told Congress top coolers (the five to 10 priority in this effort goes gallon ones you see on the to determining if some back of trucks at Americans are still being construction sites) are meant held in Southeast Asia. to be used for water only. By Donna Bolinger the POW/MIA question. All but 112 reports of live They are coated with zinc on The Socialist Republic of sightings have been the inside, and when the zinc (AFPS) -- Of the more than Vietnam pledged in July 1985 determined to be fabrications comes in contact with O three million Americans who to resolve the POW/MIA issue or reports of men who have carbonated beverages, a served in Southess Asia, within two years. been accounted for. These 112 dangerous chemical reaction 2,436 are still missing or Richard Armitage, assistant cases, which involve 86 occurs, said Col. Charles unaccounted for. Their secretary of defense for reported sightings in Kenison of the Army Medical families and friends wonder, international security Vietnam, 24 in Laos and two School. day in and day out, year affairs, recently reported to in Cambodia, are under "People who drink a after year, when -- or if-- Congress the developments continuing investigation in carbonated beverage after it they will hear if their loved since then: an attempt to confirm the has come in contact with the ones are dead or alive. o The Socialist Republic of information, Armitage said. zinc could become very sick," Among those waiting is Vietnam has turned over 33 These reports, he said, give said Kenison. "Generally, retired Air Force Lt. George human remains, 29 of which the United States hope that people would just throw up." Shine, whose son, Capt. have been identified as some missing Americans may Kenison recommended using Anthony Shine, disappeared Americans and returned to still be alive. sone other type of container m than 13 years ago. their families. "We continue to seek the to cool carbonated beverages. elder Shine, a veteran o The Vietnamese government return of, and any He said it is also of World War II and the provided the results of their information on, all Americans important to pay attention to Korean War, received word on investigations into 49 of 70 that may still be held in the ice you use for your December 2, 1972, that his reports relating to missing Indochina, regardless of picnic. oldest son's jet fighter had Americans. Based on these their status, condition, or "Be sure the ice is disappeared over Laos. investigations, 21 remains -- circumstances," he said. "We potable (drinkable) ," ha U.S. Savings Bonds can have Since that day, his life tentatively identified as seek not revenge, not suid. "People sometimes eat you sitting pretty. Let them has become one of, waiting and Americans and 11 unidentified retribution, but resolution." the ice beverages are stormed pile up and enjoy market- hoping, and, as a board -- were expected to be And resolution of the in. If the ice is made of based variable rates, a 7.50 member of the League of returned this spring. POW/MIA issue, defense impure water, the impurities guaranteed minimum rate, Families of American o A joint U.S.-Vietnamese officials agree, appears will freeze and be released and tax deferral privileges. Prisoners and Missing in team excavated a B-52 crash closer now than ever before. into the body when consumed. Regular and easy purchase Southeast Asia, helping to site near Hanoi. This "It is clear to me that our Kenison said ice sold in will put you on top of the keep the issue of America's represented the first strategy is working, and we the United States is pretty pile! missing alive. operation of its kind, and must maintain and increase well controlled, but if the Shine said he is while the excavation this momentum," Armitage water in overseas areas is U.S. SAVINGS BONDS particularly encouraged suspect, then the ice should by uncovered only minimal human said. I Paying Better recent progress in resolving remains, it opened the door em. be considered suspect also. Than Ever

Daily Gazette Monday, June 9, 1986 Boston wins! (AP/UPI) -- The Boston rebounds and dished out 12 Celtics used their wounded assists to win most valuable pride to propel them to their player honors. 16th NBA Championship The victory was Boston's 44, yesterday. eighty-second of the season, Angered by a 15-point loss the most ever by an NBA team. in Houston, the Celtics The Celtics' combined leveled the Twin Towers at regular-season and playoff Bowling league announces top teams Boston Garden, clinching the mark of 82-18 is the title with a 114-97 romp over third-best winning percentage By Bill Ferren -- Special Correspondent the Rockets. in league history. Akeem Olajuwon was held to The Young American Bowling Alliance finished it's Summer 19 points and Ralph Sampson, In addition, the Celtics League with an awards ceremony at the CPO Club recently. who was involved in a lost only one game at home. The league consisted of 16 teams, 68 youth bowlers and 16 bench-clearing brawl in game Club president Red Auerbach coaches. five, was limited to eight says he thinks it is one of This closes out the 1985-1986 season which boasted 38 points. the greatest "if not the teams, 170 youth bowlers and 36 coaches during the course of Larry Bird scored 29 greatest" he has ever been 22 weeks. points, pulled down 11 associated with. The top finishing teams for the Summer League are: Bantams Baseball scouting camps open Place Team W L Coach U.S. Open By Charles Morey these camps, and eight made First Pin Busters 38 07 G. Thaxton this week Associated Press it last year. The camps are open to folks Second Strikers 23 22 M. Stump Third Fireballs 20 25 G. Andrews (AP) -- Golf returns to If you are a teenager, or from 16-25. However, anybody its deep American roots even in your mid-20s, and who has already played some Preps this week for the 86th have dreamed of playing big pro ball must be at least 18. United States Open league baseball, opportunity There is no fee, but the First Strikers 38 25 J. Meyers Championship. is knocking. hopefuls must bring spiked shoes Second Pin Balls 33 30 D. Kuklinski This year's open field The Major League Scouting and their own gloves. Third Pin Busters 32 31 J. Krizon of more than 160 pro and Bureau is conducting tryout Players in the American amatuers will test the camps all over the country. Legion program have to get Juniors par-70 Shinneck course in The first trial pitch was permission either from the New York. thrown on Saturday and the coach or company commander. First 9-Pinners 36 27 J. Lawrence A Scotsman, James camps will be open until July If Second Strikers 34.5 28.5 M. Heugly Foulis, posted a 12. you think you can make the grade, you Third Aces 09.5 33.5 K. Nelson three-shot win over Horace This is not just for can call the Rawlings in the 1896 U.S. daydreamers. During the past Major League Scouting Bureau. Note: See tomorrow's Daily Gazette for individual winners Open. 12 years, Major League scouts The phone number is (714) have signed -- boys and girls. 110 players from 458-7600.

World Series final tonight The Sportsman (AP) -- Florida State eliminated the defending champions from the College World Series last night with By Charles Morey a 4-3 victory over Miami of Florida. The Seminoles now play Arizona in tonight's Associated Press tennis and gymnastics. Plans have been made to championship game. In the Olympics two years lesson shock impact when the Richie Lewis helped preserve the win for Florida There have been rumors, and from now, swimming and water competitors drop weights. The State when he struck out two batters in the ninth. at least one story, that the polo will be held in a maple wood floor panels are It was the second save of the tournament for Lewis, 1988 Summer Olympics in 10,000-seat indoor swimming mounted on rubber to cushion who also has two wins in the series. Seoul, Korea, will not go off pool complex, which has not the crash. Luis Alicea drove in the Seminoles' first run with a as scheduled. been completed. The target The Korean Tourist Board sacrifice fly, then doubled and scored what proved to But somebody forgot to tell data for completion is has been sending out notices be the winning run in the third. the Koreans. They are December 1987. about the tourist attractions proceeding on the innocent The Koreans believe they of Seoul. assumption that the games will have a cycling velodrome One such is the Mungchun will be held. that is superior to anything Eastern Fortress, which will They recently dedicated the built so far in the rest of nestle, if we can say that, Olympic Park, one of the main the world. in the center of Olympic Glimpse venue complexes for the 1988 That is a large claim. But Park. games. The bill for the they say the racing surface The fortress is 1,600 years complex is $191 million, and is made up of individual old, which is getting up Andretti's Son Wins Race (UPI) -- Mario Andretti made the park itself is equally strips of African wood that there, even for a fortress. an unsuccessful attempt to defend his crown in the 200-mile huge. will add speed to any bike. But it has been painstakingly Indy-car Race in West Allis, Wisconsin. But the title is The park, which is located The velodrome will seat restored and refurbished, and staying in the family. Andretti's son, Michael, took tim in the southeastern part of 6,000, and it is floodlit for the area around it has been checkered flag, beating Tom Sneva by more than one lap. Seoul, near the main Olympic night racing. landscaped. was Michael Andretti's second Indy-car victory of the Stadium, will be given a The gymnasium which will be season. Mario Andretti finished fifth. trial run in the 1986 edition used for weightlifting is, And, for icing on the cake, of the Asian Games in for some reason, three there is a jogging track of Denmark Doing Well In World Cup (UPI) -- Denmark's September. stories high. One theory is about 3.5 miles which winds soccer team is making quite an impression in its first World Five events will be decided that the Koreans fear the around the walls of the Cup appearance. Denmark and heavily favored Brazil are the there including cycling, world's strong men will raise fortress and along the banks only teams to win their first two games of the tournament. fencing, weightlifting, the roof when they pump iron. of a lake. The Danes, playing in the tough Group "E" segment, crushed Urugauy, 6-1, yesterday. In another Group "E" game, West Germany beat Scotland, and in Group "B," Belgium was a 2-1 winner over Iraq. Today, France meets Hungary and Canada National and American League baseball action faces the Soviet Union. (UPI) -- Mark Bailey snapped four runs, leading the San Angels. Record Set In Half Marathon (UPI) -- Kenya's Mike a 1-1 tie with an RBI single Diego Padres to a 4-1 victory In other American League Musyoki ran the fastest half marathon ever in England. His off Fernando Valenzuela in over the Atlanta Braves. action: Baltimore smacked the time for the 13.1 mile race was 60 minutes and 43 seconds, the sixth, and Mike Scott In other National League New York Yankees 18-9; 12 seconds better than the previous mark held by American hurled a five-hitter and action: Montreal smashed Milwaukee beat Boston 7-3; Mark Curp. struck out nine over Philadelphia 12-0; the New Toronto squeezed by Detroit eight-and-two-thirds innings, York Mets nipped Pittsburgh 4-2; Minnesota beat Kansas lifting the Houston Astros to 4-3; and the Chicago Cubs City 5-2; and Texas edged IJ a 3-2 victory over the L.A. pounced on St. Louis 14-2. Seattle in ten innings 5-4. -0 Dodgers. Gregg Walker drove in three In a National League double runs with a double and a -\5 Area athletics cc) header in San Francisco, Mike single, enabling the Chicago Longest game Woodard and Rob Thompson White Sox to complete a Dive Classes -- PADI instructor Guy Womack will be delivered consecutive suicide four-game sweep of the (UPI) -- It was the conducting a Rescue Dive Course starting June 25 and an squeeze bunts in the eighth, Oakland A's with an 8-5 longest nine-inning game Advanced Open Water Course starting June 28. giving the San Francisco victory. in American League Pre-registration is required. For more information, please Giants a 3-1 victory over Brook Jacoby's first of two history. When told it call Guy at 3452 AWH. 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Daily Gazette Monday, June 9, 1986