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Vol. 13, Issue 111 - Sunday, April 20, 2008

Hawaii Beat Inside | April 20

• Classifieds Sports • Newspaper Ads Star-Bulletin staff » Meatoga lost his • Government Section mother, gained a fa » Warriors have no SPECIAL SECTIONS offense, 'D' wins • Island Homes • Food For Thought » Coaches have no doubt Thomas will Wahine lose two in softball succeed » Fujikawa running Two uncharacteristic collapses yesterday cost the 16th-ranked with Mid-Pacific Hawaii softball team its winning streak as well as the Western » Warriors hope for better things in the Which Democrat Athletic Conference lead when it dropped a doubleheader at No. 24 future ticket would you Nevada 4-1 and 7-6. » 'Bows let sweep g away, settle for split prefer? Nevada (31-14, 9-2 WAC) moved into first place in the standings, a » Duhaylonsod shin as No. 1 Mililani win Back Issues game ahead of Fresno State (42-8, 8-3) and 1 1/2 games ahead of Hawaii (31-13, 7-3). The Rainbow Wahine and Wolf Pack meet in a » Pascual sparks single game today. Kamehameha past (1996-Present) Iolani S | M | T | W | T | F | S » Water Ways: Boa The Wahine saw their seven-game winning streak end in the opener need help at Hixon Park. The Wolf Pack broke a 1-1 tie with an unearned run » Notebook: UH Fo Sections in the third and tacked on single runs in the fifth and sixth. » Hawaii Beat » Scoreboard Local News » TV & Radio In the second game, Hawaii cruised to a 6-0 lead in the top of the Features Hawaii News Sports fifth and led 6-2 going into the bottom of the seventh before things » For the poor, doo Business fell apart for the Wahine and All-America pitcher Kate Robinson. Nevada scored five unanswered runs, including three with two outs, justice opens slowly Editorial using an error and six hits off Robinson (13-4) to rally for the sweep. » Family needs lega Travel (Sunday) help to save home Corrections » 'Woody' Brown / 1 In the Game 2 loss, Robinson tied former UH great Stacey Porter 2008 Blogs for the school's all-time career home run record at 38. » Benefits for Filipin Calendars WWII vets faces vo Movies » Pastor opening Kneubuhl helps Matadors advance housing project for

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» GI heads for trial Directory Isaac Kneubuhl (Kamehameha '03) put down 12 kills and added Iraqi's slaying E-Mail Headlines nine digs to help Cal State Northridge defeat Stanford 30-26, 30-19, 30-28 in a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation men's volleyball » Isle robots on nat RSS/XML Feeds stage

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Freelancers Subscribe quarterfinal in Northridge, Calif. » Milk makers in isle seek price boost » Tripler has a colo The Matadors advance to play Brigham Young in a semifinal at tale to tell Long Beach State on Thursday. The Cougars ended defending » Newswatch, national champion UC Irvine's season 30-20, 30-22, 28-30, 30-28 in Police/Fire Provo, Utah. In the loss, UCI libero Brent Asuka (Iolani '05) had 11 » Kokua Line: Mang digs. mildew » In the Military: Bri Classifieds In its season finale, Stanford got 10 kills from hitter Spencer honors Schoolcraft Autos » For Your Benefit: McLachlin (Punahou '07), 22 assists from setter Kawika Shoji (Iolani trauma help Island Homes '06) and three digs from libero Jordan Inafuku (Kamehameha '07). » What the Heck? B Jobs on the run Government Section In last night's other quarterfinal, Pepperdine upset host UCLA 30- » Facts of the Matte Bidding Advantage 27, 20-30, 30-21, 30-28. The Waves will face top-seeded Long Mirror neurons Advertise Beach State in Thursday's other semifinal. » Island Images » Vital Statistics » Obituaries More medals for kayakers » Corrections » Weather Hawaii Canoe/Kayak Team members picked up four more medals Features yesterday as the U.S. Flatwater Sprint Olympic Team Trials » Families reconnec continued in Oklahoma City, Okla. Philippines » Hollywood slow to embrace Chinese Mid-Pacific's Ryan Dolan won his second gold of the event when » Medieval mice lea winning the junior men's 1,000-meter K-1 by more than 4 seconds. the charge in 'Guard BJ Campbell (Kamehameha) finished in 4:14.985, edged out for the series bronze by San Diego's Ryan Stock (4:14.445). » Art as muse » Da Kine In the senior men's 1,000-meter K-2 final, Brandon Woods (Mid- » Weekly Eater: Fla Pacific '02) teamed with Bartosz Wolski for the silver, missing out on fuel Rum Fire » Yoga For You gold and a berth on the U.S. World Cup team by a second. Dolan's » Scrivener's Sudok older brother Patrick (Mid-Pacific '06) and Morgan House took the » Sunday Comics bronze. » The Goddess Spe Life and death In the senior men's 1,000 K-1 final, Patrick Dolan picked up a Travel second bronze earlier in the day. He finished 9 seconds behind » Tommy Bahama winner Rami Zur. Eric Abbott (Punahou '06) placed fifth. appeals to travelers » Isle Hopping In other 1,000 K-1 results: Katie Erwin (Le Jardin) was fifth in senior » Hawaii's Back Ya women; and Julia Anderson (Iolani) placed fourth in the junior Home tours women's A final and Rachel Fujita (Iolani) was second in the B final. » Airfare Rates Trenton Dos Santos-Tam (Punahou) was seventh in the junior Business men's B final. » Ball Corp. does th "can can" for isle dr » Market skid trips u Becker, Brown at QB Club meeting local stock experts » Hawaii real estate Retired Honolulu Star-Bulletin columnist Jim Becker and Hawaii sales diving coach Mike Brown headline tomorrow's speakers program at » Tracking Hawaii's the Honolulu Quarterback Club's weekly meeting at the Pagoda student stock picke Hotel. » Secrets to Succes Faith and hope » Financial Matters: Becker, author of "Saints, Sinners & Shortstops," will discuss Jackie 'stimulus' checks Robinson breaking the Major League Baseball color barrier in 1947 » WSJ Sunday with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Brown has led the Warriors and the » Dilbert Rainbow Wahine to a combined 28 individual conference titles.

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Wahine sophomore diver Emma Friesen, the NCAA Tri-Diver of the Editorial Year, will also receive her award as female sportsperson for March. » Council should sta She won the NCAA title in springboard. aside from steel rail » Football bowl syst Lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. followed by the noon program. needs close review » On Politics: Speci funds Maui's Grove to fight in June » Kauakukalahale » On Hawaii Schoo Kendall Grove, of Maui, returns to the Octagon June 21 when he Charter schools takes on former UFC middleweight champion Evan Tanner on the » Island Viewpoint: » From The Capitol Ultimate Fighter 7 finale show broadcast live on Spike TV from the 'Card check' bill Pearl at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas. » Another View: Fix the Bureau Grove (10-5) was the Season 3 winner of the reality show, but has » Letters lost his last two UFC fights after starting 3-0. Tanner (34-7) made his return to the ring after a two-year hiatus in March and was Columns | April 20 knocked out by Japanese sensation Yushin Okami. Kokua Line Hawaii second in sailing championship June Watanabe In the Military The Hawaii women's sailing team finished second at the Pacific Gregg K. Kakesak Coast Sailing Conference Championship yesterday at Keehi Lagoon What the Heck? to qualify for next month's Intercollegiate Sailing Association John Heckathorn Women's National Championship off Newport, R.I. Facts of the Matte Richard Brill Also earning an automatic berth into the May 25-27 nationals was Island Images yesterday's regatta winner Stanford. S-B Photographer Yoga For You This will be the ninth national appearance for Hawaii in 11 years. Ray Madigan & Sh Sailing for the Rainbow Wahine were Becky Mabardy (skipper), Choy Darla Baldwin (crew) and Erin Magee (crew) in the A division, and Weekly Eater Hannah Tuson-Turner (skipper) and Jackie McLoughlin in the B Nadine Kam division. Hawaii's Back Ya Cheryl Tsutsumi Vulcans drop pair at Sac State Water Ways Ray Pendleton Hawaii-Hilo dropped both ends of a nonconference baseball Secrets to Succe doubleheader to Sacramento State yesterday at Hornet Field 6-5 Deborah & John-P and 11-1. Micek On Politics The first game was scheduled for seven innings while the second Richard Borreca only went seven innings due to the 10-run rule. Tools In the opener, the Vulcans took a 5-4 lead in the top of the seventh, but the Vulcans (13-20) couldn't hold on as the Hornets rallied with Email this article two solo home runs, including a walk-off shot by Wes Oberlin with Printer-friendly two outs and the count full. E-mail Sports Dep In the nightcap, the Hornets (18-18) scored in all but one inning in winning easily. The lone Vulcans score came in the third on Keoni Manago's RBI single that brought Hilo to within 4-1.

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Vulcans-Silverswords softball postponed

Yesterday's conference softball doubleheader in Hilo between Hawaii-Hilo and Chaminade was postponed due to weather and unsafe playing conditions.

The games had originally been scheduled for the UHH field beginning at 1 p.m. The doubleheader was then delayed until 6 p.m. and moved to Carvalho Field but the poor air quality postponed the contests until today.

Today's tripleheader is tentatively set for 9:30 a.m.

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