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SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA COtvVv'tUNmEs SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM ~AY,JULY 10,2000 Too close· for colllfort . • A 2-year-old was not burned two boles in her Department received 145 sweater and did not mar the calls from residents con harmed when a bottle little girl, except for her cerned about fireworks - not rocket struck her, but it memories of that day. out of the ordinary for July 4, seives as a warning The neighbors came over said Lt. John FitzPatrick. to apologize for the close call. It's also predictable for a about fireworks safety. NLuckUy, nothing hap place where fireworks, which pe ned, but it could have been are contraband in many cities, Sue Doyle on her bare arm or l\ead and DAILY PILOT Topics and trends been worse,• said Margaret are legally sold. Many people that affect your life Nolde, Rosalind's mother. around the county travel to COSTA MESA - Rosalind The child burst into The experience forced one of the five cities that still climbed onto he r mother's lap screams, terrilied. And so Nolde to take a second look sell the the safe and sane to watch a fireworks show in were her family and friends at ._pyrotechnics. and their variety: Costa Mesa, Buena SEAN HILUR I DAILY PILOT her driveway when a stray who were gathered around dangers. She urges 'Others to Park. Garden Grove, Sant~ Ana bottle rocket - launched for a Fourth of July celebra take tnore responsibility Rosallnd Nolde, 2, shows the sweater that was . from a neighbor's house tion. with them. burned on Independence Day when a neighbor's struck the 2-year-old. However, the rocket only The. Costa Mesa Police SEE CLOSER PAGE 5 bottle rocket struck her. Rosalind was unharmed. .. Greenlight isappearing ACT supporter
The new, hard-to-find questions Horry Potter book shows somebody is a study data wizard at market;ng • Second analysis concludes that 11, not 1&, past projects would Sue Doyle fP DAILY PILOT ( have triggered a ·citywide vote. Alex Coolman e.ldi Andrade and her son DAILY PILOT Devon raced through the Hbookstore Sunday to buy NEWPORT BEACH - A report released Fn the latest Hany Potter book. day by the Planning Department a.uns to clear only to come to a screeching up some contusion about the potential impacts halt when they heari:t the news. of the Greenligbt initiative on development, but Soldoul not everyone is satisfied with its results. In fact. less than 24 hours The report is a revision of an earlier analysis after the book was released at of the measure that had some inaccuraoes. the stroke of midnight Friday, But though the revised version comes up rustomers depleted the New with some new numbers, the study still doesn't port Boulevard Borders Books, .Music and Cate's entire invento SEE DATA PAGE 5 ry of •ttany Potter and the Gob let of fire• by J.K Rowling. All latecomers could sign a waiting list for a copy of the 752-page book from the next shipment. •Bummer,• Andrade said as she ran her fingers across the Planners to .vote empty shelves where the hot books briefly sat. She became booked on the series after she read her son's copies. on scaled-down The Andrades were not alone in the.Ir disappointment The Oy-by·night sales took par housing project ents, children and the Borders staff by storm. Andntw Glazer ·1 don't understand the DAllY PILOT • craze, but it lielped our sales, so rm not going to complain.• sal.d COSTA MESA - The Planning Commission Cathy 1\veed.t.: assistant manag is scheduled tonight to decide whether a er at Borders. sc.aled-down proposal for a housing tract on At 11 :30 p.m.. Friday, about Adaois Avenue would suit Mesa Verde. 50 people lined up inside the Standard Pacific, a Costa Mesa-based store to make the.Ir midnight · builder, reduced the number of homes it planned for the lot from 90 to 69 after the Plan purchase. Some sleepy children • lffAN AAVIUIW I OM.Y ...or were dressed in their pajamas. ning Commission and City Counol both reject Devoli ADdnde, 13, and bis HekU. of Colla Mela Into the ~ Newport Some parents purchased coffee mom. came cm ed the original proposals last spring. In the BoukMlnl on Sunday to llnd a copy ol the new book •11arry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." revised 12-acre project. to be built on a lot in antidpatlon of a Jong nlgbl • • Nobody left empty-handed. But owned by the Segerstrom family, the homea 811! tbe shelves were cleared by 3 Plfty rel81Ved books still sat Elif are counting en Elif, 8, has 11ckle Me Elmo aaze of 1996 larger than the units originally planned. . , p.m. Saturday, 1\veedt sakl. . behind the stu'e's Counter on read the fir9t three books in the . . and other must-have marketing Mesa Verde homeowners heavily oppoe9d The bookstore bad 350 Sunday. If i:esidents don't pick series and can't wait to get her tedmiquel. the initial project. concerned about in~ lri cq>6el for sale when the frenzy th.em up, they go back on the hands on the fourth. "I think this is a new way of traffic and clashes with the quaint ~- began. Locals reserved nearly ibelYes today. Karaw felt ICJID8thing famil- publicity, and it's very su~ hood's character. halt of the boob to avoid the That'll what people like Seni· iar about the med Nib for the ful, • Kamas Mid; •And the kids .. SEE HOUSING MGE 5 midnightruilh. ha Karataa and her daughter book. ll refninded bar of the like these tbingi. • .
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Terrance Plilips THE HARBOR COLUMN Tbe more silt, the more we have to.dredge
hicken Uttle once said, "The sky is falling, the sky is Cfalling.• U Chicken Uttle had been a Newport harbor yachtsman instead of a bamyard creature, he would have ducked, •The bottom is rising, the bottom is rising.• Now I reali7.e this is a shallow analogy, but it's true. The floor of our barbo£ 1s rising. Repairing ships is a'common occw:rence in Newport. but if the silt keeps running down the Back Bay, we'll be lucky if we can float a dinghy 20 years from now. With the creation of all the.new housing, oommerc:ial property and industry in . BRIAN POBUOA I DAl.Y PILOT the past few years from here to Sad· Scott Currie, left. and his son Jared f:lsh in the Newport Harbor in a ~t they rented from Davey's Locker early Friday morning. dleback. the water runoff has \ inaeased at a monumental pace. Where there's runoff, you have sill A continuous dredging program is the only solution. . Longtime resident and writer John Blaich informed me that at one time, Newport Harbor was a repair Fishing on borrovved time facility for large ships. The South Coast Shipyard stood where the Bal Alex Coolm•n test,• Peterson said, smiling boa Bay Oub now resides. DAJLY~PILOT A rental boat can be tile perfect fit broadly ftom beneath a large straw hat. •Took about 20 min· In HMS, the yard was commis ou can see them out in the for first-timers or seasoned anglers utes. He went around the boat sioned to repair a 364-foot Aetcher harbor on almost any sunny twice. . dass destroyer with a 2,100-ton chs· placement. In 19'3, the same yard day: the endearingly clunky tion for the Oeet because more Bay Bridge, where the fishing is •A fish Wee that. he starts ta.Jc. Y repaired a 327-foot. 2,000-ton lSf, blue skilfs from Newport Harbor than a few people who wrap their generally pretty good, or to hang ing the line and you just hold on.• Boat Rentals. around in the harbor entrance, Out in the channel, Corona res· as well. hands around the throttle of the To the best of Blaich's recollec They're simpl& boats, equipped Evinrude motor have only a vague where the presence of the New· idents Scott Currie and his 'SOD tioo. the largest yacht ta enter New· with nothing more than a pair of understanding of what they're port Bait Barge tends to dttract the Jared seemed to be doing fairly unpadded wooden seats, a primi· pert Harbor was the MS. Stranger. doing. occasional bass. well in their rental. She 230 feet long, had a 33-foot • 1 used to do this all the ti.me,• was tive bait tank and a puttering six· •A lot of our customers are And some folks don't need any beam and weighed 1,309 tons. horsepower outboard motor. Not repeats,• explained Doug Tu.rin. assistance at all. High Desert resi· the father explained. •rm Just try· Stranger entered Newport Harbor in real fancy stuff, but it's good part·owner of the rental shop. dent ·Jerry Peterson, who was ing to pass it along.• 1936 and was moored in front of enough to tool around the harbor, "But we have a certain percent· renting a sk:i!f on a recent mom· A moment later, Jared landed CapL Fred E. Lewis' estate at 2100 and it has the advantage of being age where it's their first time.• ing, had plenty of fishing expert· a small fish. He might be just E. Balboa Blvd. hard for even an inexperienced Turin tries to steer p.eople in the ence and the stories to pI'OVe it. learning the ropes in a rental In 1935, Lewis hired 13 local Sea boater to destroy. right direction, .though. fie tells •A couple weeks ago, I tied $kiff, but be was doing some Scouts to embark on an adventure That's an important considera· them to head over by the Back into a 40·pound ray on 10-pound thing right. of a lifetime. Blaich was one of the fortunate. •eapL Lewis sent us by rail all the way to Connecticut. where we assisted in fitting out tbe Stranger for her voyage to Newport Beach,• .. Blaich said. Lewis was under contract with . the ~ Diego Zoo to catch a variety
===~=~ii~15 giant turtles, albatross, flamingos. macaws, monkeys. exotic fish and other unique wildlife. tu evidenced by the inaeasing number ol vessels that ue either brushing bottom ot becom1ng stuck on a sandbar, the silt is dsi.Dg. According to the Harbor Patrol. the9e ocx:wreoces are becoming more frequent As the sUt riles, it forces water out ol the harbor. JI you do this for the next 20 years or so, you~ up with a parking lot Let the ClredgtDg begbi.
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COSTA llESA PLAINING • Aninial Network to the rescue ~0-SSIOll AGENDA • Newport Beach PIERCING AND TATTOO woman looks for. good SHOP OH BRISTOL STREET FYI homes for good pets. The Planning Commi~ wtll consider •WHO: Chair~n sion a request ..,.., D.venpol't Sue Doyle to open a body piercing DAILY PtLOT and tattoo parlor at 2981 Vice Chairman Tom Bristol St. near South Coast Suero NEWPORT BEACH - It Piaz.a. Commissioner was four years ago, when Owlsfewel coyotes killed her two cats What to expect The thdt DiAnna Pfaff-Martin'~ commission will vote on Commissioner passion to save other anuruus whether to allow the parlor ICMrinll Foley began. • to set up shop in an empty Commissioner She fueled the sadness store. City planners have Kiitie Wilson about her cats' deaths into recommended the commis • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today" sion approve the parlor fou_nding the Community •WHERE: City Hall, 77 Animal Network, which finds because the city has desig Fair Drive. loving homes for spayed and nated the area for commer neutered animals. cial use. On weekends, the New to build four new office port Beach resident stands EXPERIAN ASKS TO buildings, two restaurants, among cages of kittens out EXPAND HEADQUARTERS a retail building, a health side Russo's Pets at Fashion Experian, a high-tech club and two garages Island, hoping to find goOd market research company, there. h'emes for them. About 70 has proposed expanding The City Council ap felines and tow dogs are the size of an office build proved t he proposal in Feb waiting in line and sell for ing in the South Coast ruary, which planned for between $75 and $150. Metro neighborhood. the four office buildings to "lt's destiny that I'm here." have an area of 475,000 Pfaff-Martin said. •And I'm What to expect Exper ian 4s in the process of square feet. E¢erian is ask destined to succeed with this RYAN RAYBURN I DAJLY PILOT moving its headquarters to ing permission to expand but need the community's Shelly ~hwarzenbaeh of New-Port Beach shows her 1-year-old-daugbter, Sophia, a kit the office buildings' area to · support, too." the South Coast Metro ten the family adopted from the Community Animal Network. 525,000 square feet. She certainly got their area. The company plans attenti0n. Shoppers swanned maneuver, a name drummed · man stormed past the ani aggressive toward other around the cages to take a up by her son Ryan, 8. mals, only to tum right dogs, which makes her a peek at the sleepy kittens. Her daughter, 1-year-old around and melt when he harder sell, and will be board Some stuck their fingers Sophia, looked at the kitten looked at them. ed until adopted. through the cages to pet and happily babbled to . it. Although Pfaff-Martin has Pfaff-Martin ·foots the bill them. bthers could not resist Alexander, 3, dung to bis her hands full when the ne t for boarding all the animals. and opened the cage doors to mother's leg and between work finds the kittens, she She counts on contributions cuddle. sobs tried to talk her into buy also buys high-risk animals to help. Shelly Schwanenbach of ing more kittens. from shelters to save' them "Rescuing is very costly,• • Newport Beach stood with a •No, no," Schwarzenbach from death. Pfaff-Martin admitted, •but stroller and her three children said softly. "We've been talk She saved Maggie, a 50- it's bard when you are in front of one cage, which ing about this all week.• pound Rhodesian ridgeback involved to say no.• held their newly adopted kit Alexander wasn't the only and Labrador mixture just For more information, call ten. They will call him Ollie, one moved by the sight of the one hour before she was to be (949) 759-3646 or vi.sit http:// in reference .to a skateboard kittens. One serious-faced put to sleep . Maggi~ is www.cutimalnetwork.org.
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"Investing for Women Tak 10 a.ln. at the Newport Beach Cafe at South Cout Plaza, del Mar and Laguna Beach. AdmiaSion is free for mem. ObGolly.com wtll host ing Control," a free financial Central Library, 1000 Avoca 3333 Beet St., COlta Mesa: Hikers should meet at the El bers, $10 for nonmembers. ·internet Success,• a pro seminar for women, will do Ave., Newport Beach. Pree. Information: (71') '432- Moro Visitors Center. Pree, Information: (714) 855-9090. but parking is $6. Reserva gram for sm.all-bumneu own begin at 6:30 p.m. at Paine lnfasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- tions: (800) 660-1993. at 7:30 p .m . at Borders Books, The CE!nter is at 250 E. Baker • guerite Ave., Corona del Mar. JUlY 19 .Music and Cafe at South St., Costa Mesa. Information: Steven Hendlln will discuss Information: (949) 645-3352. Mu1ne B. Cohea wW host a The Orange County Web onllne investing at 2 p.m. at Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St .. (714) 755-0340, Ext 133. worksbop titled •Divorce: A Girls will discuss new media Borders Books, Music and Costa Mesa. Free. Infonna The Susan G. Komen Breast New Beginning• at 10 a.m. at . and technology networking Cafe at South Coast Plaza, tion: (714) 432-7854. IUESDIY 180 Newport Center Drive, . at 7 p .m. at Borders Books, Cancer Foundation is recruit 3333 Bear Sl, Costa Mesa. Earnest Sblwanov wW pre ing team captains for its Newport Beach. The $40 Music . and Cafe at South Free. Information: (714) 432- JULY 27 "Race for the Cure" event. workshop is for men and CQaSt Plaza, 3333 Bear St., sent a slide ~ow and discuss . 7854. Author David Gabbe will his climbing expedition to The sessions will be from women recently divorced or Costa Mesa. Free. Informa noon to 2 p.m. or 6 to 8 p .m. at in the process -of divorcing. ·ti.on: (714) 432-7854. host a cooking class called Aconcagua, Chile, at 8 p.tn. JULY 24 •Exploring Soy" from 6 to 9 at 1\iangle Square, 1870-A 3191-A Airport Loop Drive, Information: (949) 644-6435. Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. Information: JULY 20 Psychologist Joan Andrews p.in. at the Costa Mesa (949) 957-9165. Orange County Coast.Keeper will host "Mating and Relat Neighborhood Community Free. Information: (949) 646- The Costa Mesa Chamber of 0909. will host a fund-raising ~vent ing• from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa FRIDAY at 5 p.m. at the Newport Commerce will host a •90 Coastline Counseling Center, Mesa. The class will also be Dun.es, 1131 Back Bay Drive, Minute Breakfast Boost" at offered Aug. 3 "from 6 to 9 Author David Gabbe will lnventon Forum will host a 1200 Quail St., Suite 105, Newport Beach. Tickets are 7:15 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Newport Beach. Free. Infor p.m. The cost is $30 plus a host a two-part cooking class seminar on how to be an $100 per person. Information: Country Club, 1701 Golf called •Adventures with independent inventor al 7:30 mation: (949) 47{?-0991 . $10 materials fee. Infonna (949) 723-5424. Course Drive, Costa Mesa. tion: (714) 327-7525. Tofu,• at 6 p.m. today and p.m. at Orange Coast Col Breakfast is $12 in advance July 18 at the Costa Mesa lege's Science Lecture Hall, The Costa Mesa Community A free lecture UUed "How to and $17 at the door. Reserva Golf Classic, spoJ')Sored by Newport Harbor Area Neighborhood Commw:Uty · 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Raise a Healthy Child• will tions: (714) 885-9090. Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. The cost is $15. Infor the Costa Mesa Chamber of Chamber of Commerce will be presented at 6:30 p.m. at CQmmerce, will begin with a host a sunset after-hours mix Mesa. The cost is $30 plus a mation: (714) 540-2491. Mother's Market, 225 E. 17th Mother's Market will present $10 materials fee. Informa- noon shotgun start at Mesa er al 5 p.rn. at Din Din at the St., Costa Mesa. 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~amendment. It is slated foe Edwards Theater would looked,• Bludau said. •1t was DATA the November ballot have trlqqered. a vote under an honest mistake.• , 'IWo weeks ago, city-hired Greenligbl Phil Am, a Greenligbt CONTINUED FROM 1 analyst John Douglas •What we're saying now,· spokesman, said Friday be bad releued a study of the effects Bludau said, •ts that 11 of those not yet reviewed the report look entirely correct to Greeo of the initiative on dty devel 18 would have (needed voter Although the new study ...... light advocate Allan Beek. opment. The study looked at approval). The rest are really , might give a better picture of fire- For .many yean, Beek said be plantto meet with the put decade of construc questionable.• what Greenllgbt would have ...baft ·been Illegal tn dty officials today to iron out tion in the dty, attempting to The two reports come to dif done in the past, Bludau said Bw:b betaUl8 N9wport some of the statistical problems determine w hich projects ferent cooclusions, Bludau said, it's still hard to predict exactfy ,.... ~to becouse in at least seven cases, what the initiative would do in .,.. in the data.. ' would have required voter ...... end poperty, Mid approval if the measure had the projects considered by the future if it passes. The Greenlight measure, ldan ~ Slater, paramedic ~~lace . Douglas were not large enough ·1 think the conclusion is and spok~ for the formally lm.own as th\ Protec · y, said City Manager to trigger Greenligbt's Stan· that we really need some Newpolt Beech Pire and tion from 'Iiaffic and Density Homer Bludau. Douglas bad dards for a vote. experience with this as to Mutne~. initiative, would give voters the concluded that 18 projects - •The part of the [initiative) what impact it would have,• "AD fireworks and fire. final say on any development from work at the Pour Seasons wording that ad~ (size Bludau said. "It can get pretty related recreational adivi requiring a •major- general Hotel to eJ:P8DSion of the requirement] was really over- tricky.· u..- daagei'oul, • Slater Mid. •lbey cauae fires blocked Standard Pacific's lat project. able. The group decided not to and aeate the potential of est proposal if the developer •rd like to see larger lots, take a united stand. serious COOleq\leDCeS. If HOUSING had not submitted the applica· but there are less of them in this But the assotiation's vice But legal oc illegal. the CONTINUED FROM 1 tiao last year, said Mel Lee, a day and age,• she said. "The president, Darnell Wyrick, said No. t rule to remember dty planner. market is such that people are he would support the project. with ls they fireworks that Since Standazd Pacific sub But Standard Pacific's pro more willing to purchase small "I feel they've made a great are uplolive devices and ject manager, Dana Bieber, er lot properties and not have a deal of effort bying to appease tb8re'1 the mitted an application fc. the always chance project almost a year ago, the said she believes the new yard. the community,· he said. •rd for danger, said Jim Ellis, City Council has come down design - fewer homes, larger ~ The Mesa Verde Homeown rather see tlus project in place battalion chief for the Cos strongly against •cookie-cut• lots, different styles of homes - ers Assn., which met Thwsday than a larger, denser one.• ta Mesa Fire Department. ter" homes. Last month. the will fit into the neighborhood. night, was divided about The Planning Commission •Most incidents we run council enacted a temporary Councilwoman Heather whether the project's latest will meet at 6:30 p.m. today at into are from aerial dis· freeze on the construction of Somers, who has been one of incaination would be accept· City Hall. 77 Fait Drive. plays, such as bottle rock similar multihome tracts the most outspoken opponents ets,• Ellis said. •No one squeezed onto small lots. of small-lot developments, said knawl where they're The moratorium would have she would support the 69-home = · to land, and if ' ., '1 wind, there's a chaJice for a fire.• 'Ibis year, one · Costa Mesa family on Serang Place found that out the bard 'way after they returned home and found their shingled roof had ,. gone up in flames earlier that day. An observant passerby saw the fire and called the Fire Department, which extinguilbed it. Authorities determined the fire, which caused $3,000 worth of damage, started with illegal fire· works, said Fire Depart I'm not worried, ment spokeswoman Bar bera Ma.rcosa. my agent Is Authorities also responded to a few traSb bin fires where people dis CNlg Brown C4fded their fireworks near paper, which natural Insurance ly went 'Up in Dames. Call today for auto & home The fites could have owner's Insurance! been prevented if people extinguished the fire (949) 760-1255 works tn a bucket of Fash.ion Island water, Ellis Mid. He rec New rt Beach • Lie• 0550290 ommended leavtn.q the fireWorkl 1ut>m.erQed Oveinigbt before tbrowtrig them away. •Safety with ftre\vorks can't be ltr•• ed eno111gh, • EDil Mid. ·Most tnl l&art became of ID9.l fire. worb. If people pllkl more attention, to 'safety, w.'d have an uneveilttul,Pourtb of July." In addition, most peo. ple purchasing fireworks are not tJ:ained in pyrot.echnics. Some ama teurs get into trouble when their homemade shows get out of hand. Mary Ann Austin, a Mesa Verde resident of 12 years, has grown ac:cu. tomed. to a rambunctious Independence Day cele bration ln her oeighbor boOd but DOticed a deft. n1te ~this year. . ·nm 11 an upper-mkl cne.m. neighborhood. and a wn.ttve group d people. But it turned into total maybem. and ~ lmt «YWlll!IOD .me wben they were wtdl tbe llreworb. It WU b&.arre,. Atiltln .md. Austin notiC9d IOale
~a=:• falldllM ...~ out al baDd With ttielr ..cdon. So'lb9 wafluiut· eel tblm With CCIAt*1ll .....~-roal--•ln •Tbllf ~ W8I ~ :c:rw...· .... =-= · . -'--' . 111111:. ~ , I - .... I I ileBic: ' ' .. 6 ~.July 10, 2000 • Spom Editor Roger Carlson • 949..574-4223 Daily Pilot NHBA runaWay:complete • Bronco entry puµishes Pemstein scored in the fourth. 1111 llOllCO Pemstein bad NHBA's only extra Placentia, 5-~, to capture hits and stranded 13 runners on base, ba.se hit and RBI in the fifth inning District 3 championship. but its pitching duo of Kurt Yacko and with a double. That scored Donny Dennis Heenan shut-Placentia down. Hunt. Billy Munce Scored NHBA's last GARDEN GROVE - The Newport Yacko gave up three hits and one run nm in the sixth off a passed ball. Harbor Baseball Association Bronco to pick up the win. Heenan struck out Blake Fogg had NHBA's fourth bit CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Division (age 11-12) •A" All-Stars seven Placentia batters in the final with a single. · defeated Placentia for the second time three innings.. NHBA, which finished second in in a row, 5-1, to capture the District 3 Pour of NHBA's five runs came off last year's District 3 tournament, Pony Baseball championship Sarur passed balls. Alec Martinez, who had opens Orange County sectionals day at Westhaven Park. two of NHBA's four hits, scored his against the runner-up from Dana NHBA. which outscored its previ team's first run in the second. Yacko Point. That game is at Westhaven ous opponents, 68-6, only had four came home in the third, and Davis Park on Thursday at 5 p.m. Costa Mesa American·wins • Hoffman's grand slam lifts Figure skating CMALL past Sea View, 6-3. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT • Youth is always served on the ice and John Nicks has HtiNTINGTON BEACH - With one swing of his bat, Brandon Hoff had a hand in the success of U.S. skaters for decades. man helped wipe away four years of frustration for the Costa Mesa Ameri Richard Dunn own ice show for two years out can Little · League Majors baseball DAILY PILOT of South Africa. team. . In the spring of 1961, while Hoffman crushed a two-out grand ome ~ay in order to • Nicks was visiting his sister in slam in the first inning to give his remain young at Canada, he learned of the tragic team a 4-0 lead, and CMALL held on heart, you need to S news that would change the for a 6-3 win over the Seaview Little surround yourself with young course of his life. An airplane League Saturday in the first round of people. carrying the entire U.S. Olympic the District 62 All-Star Tournament at If that's the case, figure Figure Skating team crashed in skating coadi John Nicks, who Huntington Valley Little League field. Belgium, killing every skater and Witfl the win, it's first by a Costa has seen every move and twist all six coaches. 1996, imaginable on an ice rink, never Mesa Little League team since Nicks later replaced Bill Kipp CMALL Ocean seems to grow old ... only his list gets powerful View in as U.S. Olympic coach and the winner's bracket semifinals. That Jaime Ttnnlon of of Olympians gets longer. helped resurrect the American "The most significant thing game is on Wednesday, 5 p.m., at Costa Mesa program. His first year as U.S. Huntington Valley. American (above) at.(age) 71 is still being in the Olympic coach came at Grenoble business and being a survivor,• "I knew we had the players to win tagl out Seavtew's in 1968, the country's first year several games and meet Ocean View John Ward at said Nicks who has been based back since the catastrophic plane out of the lee Chalet in Costa in the finals," CMALL manager Cliff secondbue. crash. Duemberger said, •except we'll face Mesa for 18 years. and has "I'm a survivor - I'm not At right, Evan coached a U.S. national them in the semifinals." Hunter rejoices frozen out yet. • Nicks Hoffman launcheTodd Sand and Jenni Meno very talented people. "One reason why I wanted to CMALL added two more runs in DISlllCI 62 unu LUIUI ILL•ITllS formed a noted pair in the 1990s the second off Sanford's seeond single because of their romance off the come tq California 40 years ago was because I knew that of the day. That scored Hunter, who Three of Seaview's first five hits American Minors 6-1 ice (and eventual marriage) and doubled, and Jamie Tinnion. were of the infield variety. It did not raa Olympic moments, but the top California bad youth, not only for HUNTINGTON BEACH - The skating, but for any sport. The Duembe19er's son. R.J., kept Seav put a runner on third base until the pair coached by Nicks included iew at bay with a masteiful complete fifth inning, when an infield single by Costa Mesa American Uttle League Tai Babllorua and Randy people seemed to be very Minors baseball team fell to Ocean focused and had a lot of game. Seaview did not get a hard hit Sheedy scored John Ward, who also Gardner, the 1979 world unW the fifth inning, when Cory View, 6-1, Saturday in the first round champions who skated at the ambition. They were very reached on an lnfield single. That was of the District 62 All-Star Tournament intense in their approach and Kindness hit a two-run homer to cut immediately followed up by Kind 1980 Lake Placid Olympics. CMALL's lead to 6--3. at Huntington Valley Little League Nicks, who has coached U.S. usually very successful. and ness' ho.me nm. field. there's not really a better place •R.J. kept them off balance with skaters at nine different Winter his curveball, and he spotted his fast Seaview Uttle League brought the.· CMALL's only run cam off a solo Olympics, trained JoJo Starbuck to finish up (a coaching career) balls well," Duemberger said. •He tying run to the plate in the sixth with home nm by Andrew MiJ.IJan in the and Ken Shelley in the 1970s, than Orange County, California. tired at the end, and bis fastbaJl,s car one out. but Duemberyer struck out fourth inning. Shigles by Mike Molina but Babilonia and Gardner It's a wonderful area to work in ried a little too high. They were hit Ward and induced a sharp Oy ball to and Skylar Twohig were the only other captured five straight national my line of business.• ting the ball hard at the end, but for· Hunter, who caught it to preserve CMAll hits. It's next opponent is Seav championships from 1976 to '80. Nicks, the latest honoree in tunately, lt was straight at our field Costa Mesa American Uttle League's iew at Huntington Valley on Tuesday, 5 A two-tune Olympic skater for the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of ers." vlctory. p.m., in an elimination game. Great Britain in 1948 and '52, Fame, lives in Costa Mesa with Nicks won the world and his second wife, Yvonne. European championships in · They've been married 20 years 1953, then turned pro, skAting in and have four children IPld ice shows throughout Europe. two grandchildren between Costa Mesa Nationals 'fall, 7-1 Nicks went on to operate his them.
. . Newport 'B' All-Stars Cd.M falls to GEORGE YARDLEY SUMMER CAGE CWSIC make it three in a row Cal b • Team effort key to 9-4 win over Laguna Niguel. a asas s3.norS hang too~ Miss10N VIE.Jo - The Newport unu LOGUE AU • Orris seeing positive signs, Beach Little League AAA Division's •s" All-Star team made it three in a row in the District 55 All~ despite team's 55-51 setback. Star Baseball Tournament with a 9-4 win over Laguna Niguel at Wagon Wheel Sports Park. NEWPORT BEACH - The Corona the second hall tor Key hits by ParlCer Rhodes, Andrew Silva, Nick Freeman, del Mat High boys basketball team 17 points, includ Scott Colton, Devin Kelly and Aaron Northcraft sparked New lost to Calabasas, 55-51, in the George ing four three •we knew port's offense, as did aggressive baserunrung by Thomas Koss Yardley Summer Cage Classic Sunday polnters. and Patrick Brennan. morning in consolation action at New Newport's going 'in that The key defensive play of the §ame came in the fi#h inning. port Harbor High. defense played we were going ~ we kept it close . for the whole With runners on second and third, the got away from strong in the first ~ game,· See. Kings coach Paul Orris Northcr(\ft behind the plate and.a Laguna Niguel tried to score. half. holding the to have to play said. "Today f saw progress in our Colton covered the plate and there was a big collision. The Monarchs to only the game of intensity out there, which was very ni.Qe first-quarter ball got away and the run scored, but the µash left both run nice to see. The kids are starting to ner and pitcher lying on the ground in pain. points and only 26 our lile and understand that il you play hard, good fi rst-hali paints. J\}ertly, Silva hustled from first base, retrieved the ball and things will happen.• threw back to Northcraft at home, who tagged out the runner Mater Dei had even be a litUe ldean Shahangian led the Sea scored 90 or more trying to score all the way from second among the inJured Kings with 17 points, while Charlie lucky to beat players, ending the inning. . points in each of Alshuler chipped in with nine points its four tourna Mater Dei Colton managed to pitch the slJCth lflillJlg and got some help and Kevin Mancillas added eight. from centerfielder Jeff Carlson, who made a solid running ment games. The end of the tournament was far The shooting tonight ... • catch to end the game.With the win, Newport will play again better than the beginning of the tour tonight at 5: 15 at the same site. finally came nament for CdM. Following two big around for the Lany Hirst losses to La Sierra and Katella, Corona Monarchs, Newport Harbor ..Newport 'A' eliminated by Viejo, 10-5 del Mar overcame a 25-point deficit to outscoring the c_oach . . defeat Rancho Verde, 47-43, before Sailors, 25-16, m ... LAGUNA NIGUEL - The Newport Beach Little League falling to Calabasas by four. the final quarter. :AAA Division •A· all-stars were eliminated from the District "We're a long way from where we :Ss All-Star Basebdll Tournament following Saturday's 10-5 loss want to be, but a lot of that comes from Ricky Porter led the Monarchs Wlth 22 points, while Kenny Chicoine added 15. :to Viejo. our inexperience/ Orris said. "We : Viejo took advantage of key late-inning rallies, scoring sev haven't had a good portion of our guys in "Their biggest strength is that their so " en runs with two outs. the gym because of football or water fundamentally strong,• Hirst said of the !. For Newport, Gdrretl Amoroso, Kevin Holland and Michael polo or other sports. We're just behind on Monarchs. · I was proud of how we hung !Page each had two hits, while pitchers Blaine Nielsen and a bunch of little things and we need to tough and kept our composure for the whole game.· ..::Thomas D1alyna!> combined to strike out eight. work on them for us to get a lot better. n
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