Tomorrow's flight EDITOR'S CHOICE Water Usage 727 NAS Norfolk, Va. ------8:00 a.m. U.S. Coast Guard run/walk Wednesday, August 1 Guantanamo Bay 11:00 a.m. noon Saturday, Aug. 4 Usable storage: 10.85 MIL - 77% Late registration-6:30 a m. Kingston, Jamaica 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. Goal: 850 K Guantanamo Bay 2:15 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Race begins at 7 a.m. NAS Norfolk, Va. 6:15 p.m. For more information, call 5381 Consumption: 855K See page 3 I Guantanamo Daily Gazette

Vol. 46 -- No. 154 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, August 2, 1990 War in the Middle East, again

AP - Iraqi troops led by tanks ace in Kuwait say it was sur- Iraqi forces had moved into Kuwait. final negotiating session with invaded Kuwait before dawn Thurs- rounded today by Iraqi troops and He told reporters, "we condemn Shevardnadze this morning. He says day and the invasion's being fol- tanks, and was subjected to two this. We want Iraq to withdraw. Iraqi forces were moving on a Ku- lowed by an announcement from hours of heavy artillery barrages Intimidation is not the way to solve wait city called Uniqasr. Trinidad - The government of Iraq's Revolutionary Command before being seized. Kuwait airspace problems." Diplomats say the British em- Trinidad and Tobago is not letting rebels Council that Kuwait's government is reported to be closed off. Baker said he heard about the bassy in this nation of 1.9 million get away with trying to topple the gov- has been overthrown. Meanwhile, in Baghdad, Iraqi invasion right before he went into a residents also has been fired on. emment. Officials say they're pressing Kuwaiti officials are in essence President Hussein's ruling council charges against the Moslem extremists confirming Iraq's claims. One announced the Kuwaiti government who took Prime Minister Arthur Robin- Kuwaiti government official inter- had been toppled. Iraq carrys the big stick son and 54 other people hostage during viewed by phone says Iraqi troops The council issued a statement a failed coup attempt. took over government buildings in from Baghdad saying an interim AP - Here is a comparison of 1989-90 Statesman's yearbook. the military forces of Iraq and The Air Force has about 500 Nova Scotia - Hurricane Bertha is lightning fashion. In his words, Iraq government has been established in combat aircraft. The planes are in menacing the Canadian coast after a has taken all administration build- Kuwait. But the claim has not been Kuwait. deadly pass near Cape Cod. Last repon ings, including the Information independently confirmed. The number of Iraqi servicemen large part Soviet-designed. There says Bertha was about 130miles south- Ministry that houses the radio and Iraq is also warning that any and weapons dwarf those of Ku- are an unknown number of MIG-29s east of Halifax, Nova Scotia. The storms television stations. foreign troops trying to interfere wait. and 90 MIG-23 Interceptors and 75 mph winds are expected to lessen as He says the invaders also have with its action will be attacked. Iraq has been engaged in a Fighter-bombers. it moves northeast. surrounded the palace of the ruler of Meantime, Baker spoke to re- major defense build-up since Presi- Tuesday, as Iraqi and Kuwaiti Kuwait, Sheik Jaber Al-Ahmed Al- porters aboard a U.S. Air Force jet dent Saddam Hussein came to envoys met to discuss their border China - China has bought an addi- power in 1979. Its combined mili- and oil dispute, diplomats said Iraq of U.S. wheat Sabah. while heading from Soviet Siberia to tional 250,000metric tons tary forces are estimated at one had massed 100,000 troops on under the agriculture department's ex- Diplomatic sources in Saudi UlanBator, the capital of Mongolia. million, with roughly half as active port enhancement program. The EEP is Arabia say the Emir of Kuwait has He said he asked Shevardnadze Kuwait's border. That was more than a subsidiary program that lets exporters fled to Saudi Arabia. to halt any military or arms deliv- reservists. triple the number estimated earlier. sell commodities at bargain prices to The diplomats say the Kuwaiti eries that Moscow might have in the The Army encompasses five Kuwait has a total of 20,300 meet foreign competition. The new ruler was accompanied by his pipeline to Iraq. armored, two mechanized and 39 troops in its military. It maintains sales bring China's total wheat pur- brother. But they do not say how the He declined to comment on infantry divisions with 20 special a small, but well-equipped Army chases fog 1990-1991 to more than two twomade itto thesafetyoftheneigh whether Shevardnadze agreed to forces brigades Equipment in- with two armored divisions. a million tons. boring country. stop the arms deliveries. Baker also cludes 4,500 Soviet and 1,500 mechanized infantry brigade and a says he Chinese tanks, according to the surface-to-surface missile battalion. Moscow-Relations appeartobethaw- Residents near the rulers pal- was not pleased to hear that ing between the Soviets and South Ko- rea. A 20-member South Korean dele- gation is in Moscow today, for talks College commencement a standing room only occasion aimed at improving cooperation in the areas of trade, science and technology. The standingroom only crowd of tional services around the world to reversed. His messages was simply, and 1 from New York Regents were Officials in Seoul say the two countries families, friends and well wishers more than 14,000 students. you have keep up with the ever- awarded. Troy State also presented might be able to establish diplomatic were exuberant and expressive as TSU has a large Air Force stu- changing technology just to stay 16 Masters Degrees in Public Ad- relations by the end of the year. Moscow scores of Guantanamo residents re- dent body and almost 16% of all afloat. ministration. has been a close ally of North Korea. ceived college degrees. newly selected Air Force Brigadier Rodgers stated that miniaturiza- Judy Kraus, Troy State Univer- Last night's combined com- Generals have degrees from Troy tion applies not only to the Navy, but sity's Guantanamo Bay program co- (continue to page 3) mencement exercise of New York State. Colonel Meyers reminded the to the world. He said we are getting ordinator and Lynsie Hall, City Col- Regents, City Colleges of Chicago audience that a majority of City smaller and tied closer by communi- leges of Chicago's coordinator and Troy State University was a re- College graduates go on to even cation and transportation. served as the the commencement sounding success. higher scholastic achievements. Our people are becoming more program moderators. The VIP laced audience included The commencement speaker worldly and education is the road to Registration for the next semes- USA Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., Chancellor of was FleetTraining Group's Commo- competence in dealing with the ever- ter at both Troy State University and Troy State University and retired Air dore, Captain J. Michael Rodgers. changing social and economic con- City Colleges of Chicago begins on News Force Colonel Dr. James D. Young, His remarks included reference to all ditions. August 8th on Leeward and August Troy State Dean of College of Spe- the "pilots" who guided the gradu- It was a truly stimulating event 10th on Windward. Troy State is cial Programs. Also in attendance ates through their arduous journey. for both the graduates and the audi- offering 11 undergraduate courses Wyoming - President Bush wants was Mr. Robert D. Meyers, City Those pilots included spouses and ence. The sounds of "Pomp and and 4 graduate. City Colleges of what his aides describe as an orderly, Colleges of Chicago Military Pro- families, friends, fellow students, Circumstance" heralded the arrival Chicago is offering 28 undergradu- long-term reduction in the country's gram Director. officers in charge and commanding of the graduates and after receiving ate courses. military arsenal. Administration and Hawkins, a former Marine offi- officers. degrees the music hailed their depar- Tuition Assistance is available to Pentagon sources say he'll lay out the cer, and Meyers, a retired Marine Commodore Rodgers related ture. The reception at the Officer's military personnel. For more infor- broad outlines of his new strategy for Colonel gave inspirational opening that back in World War II about 85% Club was a joyful salute to the long mation, contact the college coordi- the nation's defenses in a speech today remarks to graduates and encouraged of the Navy's shipboard work was and hard work of all the graduates. nators at4782 for Troy State or4748 in Aspen, Colo. One official says Bush them to continue pursuing excel- manual while 15% was technical. Some 46 Associate degrees from for City Colleges of Chicago. will push for more support for the B-2 bomber and the Star Wars program. lence in education. Hawkins pointed Now, in the era of electronics and City Colleges ofChicago,4Bachelor See page 2 for the list of college out that Troy State provides educa- miniaturization, those numbers are degrees from Troy State University graduates. Cape Cod - Early today, six people were killed when a freighter loaded Guantanamo Naval Air Station Post Office moves the mail with cement broke apart 350 miles off call hours. It varies due to the difffer- Cape Cod, Mass. The 27-member crew By J03 LISA PETRILLO ent times the come in abandoned ship after reporting the flights "That's advantage for people vessel was breaking up. Merchant an on ships rescued 21 sailors. Gitmo's NAS Post Office does the NAS side. For example, we h old much more than just pass out mail to mall call in the morning. However r, if Texas -The State of Texas says there Leeward residents. another flight comes in that aftter- will be no more fishing for now in "Our main function is transport- noon, I can pass mail out agaln,' he Galveston Bay, because of last week- ing outgoing mail from the other said. end's massive oil spill in the Houston s," said Petty Officer 2nd Clas-( And how do the o,,i,- at NJAS shipping channel. State health officials bU, aauFLy LUtLM'tr Kelly Kinate, NAS postal clerk-in- know if there's another mail call. "I says its precautionary measure was charge. "We bring it over here, pal- call each command," said prompted in pan by the sight of Kinate. In shrimping nets being pulled through an letize it, type the paperwork and turn fact that's how everyone knows oil slick. it over to Cargo. Cargo, then puts it when their mail call is everyday. "It on the first available flight out of takes me less than 10 minutes to New England - Scientists are report- Gitmo." make the calls. We only have 16 ing a possible cure forhepatitis-B,one Kinate said another function of actual commands, the Minimart and of the world's biggest killer diseases. A the NAS Post Office is meeting in- Clipper Club." study in the New England Joumal of coming flights. "We offload all the NAS residents can also purchase Medicine says shots of a synthetic form mail," added Kinate. "We then pull stamps, money orders, insure pack- of the natural protein "Interferon" can out any trays of letter mail for the ages and certify or register stop the virus. Hepatitis-B is the cause letters at of liver cancer and it is the world's Naval Air Station. This is so we can the Leeward post office. "Our hours pass it out to the people over here. of operation are from 10 a.m. to 3 ninth leading cause of death. Photoby J03 Lisa Petrilo The rest of the mail then goes to p.m.," said Kinate. (continue to page 3) Petty Officer 2nd Class Kelly Kinate, NAS postal clerk-in-charge Windward." (left) hands Gitmoite Clifford Royer his book of stamps. Kinate said NAS has no set mail Please see MAIL, page 3 Par2, TsD as -Gcr2 ,GLAN sroi.rre A-

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Sports Is A's slump over? Oakland is building lead MLB Standings American League AP-Divisionraces are tighten- Dave Stieb improved his record Sampen. Roundup Eali E L CI.GI ing up in the east in Major League to 14-3 with the win. Jeff Ballard of Out in Jack Murphy Stadium, the Toronto 56 48 .538 - MLB Baseball, while the American the Orioles lostrand dropped to 1-10. completed its 11- Bostoa 56 48 .538 - Cardinals - The St. Louis Cardi- League West sees a little breathing In the Ohio Valley, Cleveland game West Coast road trip with a Baltimore 51 53 .490 5 Detroit 50 56 .472 7 nals have a new manager. Former Mets room. rookie Alex Cole set a team record victory and a 3-8 record. Chris and Atlanta manager Joe Torre was Cleveland 41 56 .462 8 Oakland is starting to build a lead with five stolen bases as the Indians Sabo's two-run homer helped the named to the post yesterday. He takes Milwaukee 45 56 .446 9.5 ran past the Kansas City Royals 4-1. Reds beat the San Diego Padres 6-3. New York 40 62 .392 15 over today. Red Schoendienst had been in the West, as the Athletics moved filling in since Whitey Herzog resigned out to a four-game advantage in the Greg Swindell got the win, his In the Windy City, the Pittsburgh fifth victory in six decisions. Doug Pirates dropped into second place by Oakland 65 40 .619 - early in July. division, adding a game yesterday Chicago 58 41 .586 4 when pinch-hitter Doug Jennings Jones closed for his 28th . Mark losing to the Chicago Cubs 5-0. Greg Texas 53 50 .515 11 NFL singledhome aruninthe 11th inning. Davis,usually areliever,madea start Maddux threw a five-hitter for the Seattle 54 51 .514 11 Colts/Bucs - A football trade be- ThatwastheonlyruninOakland's1- and took the loss. Cubs and added three hits to his Califoaria 51 54 .486 14 0 victory over Seattle. Dave Stewart Back in the Big Apple, home club's offense. Minnesota 50 55 .476 15 tween Indianapolis and Tampa Bay fell Kansas City 48 55 .466 16 through yesterday. TheColts were set to went the distance for the win, hold- runs by Larry Sheets, Mike Heath In Los Angeles, Gary Carter's National League trade quarterback Chris Chandler to the ing the Mariners to five hits. and Gary Ward led the ninth inning home run pushed the Eaal W L C-.Gfl Buccaneers, but an Indianapolis Down the coast in Anaheim, past the New York Yankees 15-4. San Francisco Giants past the Los New York 59 41 .590 -- spokesman says Chandler refused to California's Mark Langston finally Heath had three hits and three RBI's. Angeles Dodgers 2-1. Pitsburgh 58 42 .580 1 to the Bucs. Chandler's agent Montreal 55 49 .529 6 report broke his eight-game losing streak. Winning Jack Morris Don Robinson threw a four-hit- says negotiations with Tampa Bay Philadelphia 50 50 .500 9 ended his personal four-game ter for the win that madehim didn't go well. Langston earned his first victory losing the 31st Chicago 48 56 .462 13 Colts - Eric Dickerson, who had since June 5th. His Angels rolled streak and logged his first victory in pitcher in the majors to post 100 St. Louis 46 58 .442 15 over the Minnesota Twins 11-5. Bill nearly a month. The loss fell to Andy victories and 50 saves. Jay Howell Weist W L PT- U announced retirement, has hired a new Cincinnati 61 41 .598 - agent to negotiate with the Colts. Lee Schroeder knocked in four runs for Hawkins. took the loss. San Francisco 56 47 .544 5.5 Steinberg will representthesix-timePro California. Up in the beer capital, the Texas Back in Philadelphia, the Phil- Los Angeles 52 50 .510 9 Bowl running back. Dickerson has Meanwhile in the east, the Bos- Rangers completed a three-game lies scored five times in the first San Diego 45 57 .441 16 apologized for off-season criticism of ton Red Sox completed a three-game sweep over the Milwaukee Brewers. inning, built a 9-2 lead, then held off Houston 43 61 .413 19 Atlanta 40 61 .396 20.5 the Colts' offensive line, criticism that sweep with a 9-5 victory over the The Rangers drubbed the Brewers the St. Louis Cardinals 11-10. included calling theColts aterriblefoot- visiting Chicago White Sox. Wade yesterday 8-2. Len Dykstra's leadoff homer, Wednesday's results ball team. Boggs had his second straight three- In the National League up in Dickie Thon's two-run single and American League Rams - Former Los Angeles Califonia 11, Minnesota 5 Rams linebacker Carl Ekem is dead at hit game for the Red Sox. Canada, the New York Mets have four walks by losing pitcher Ken Hill Texas 8, Milwaukee 2 age 36. Officials in California say Ekem Tom Bolton got the win, his fifth moved ahead of Pittsburgh in the produced Philadelphia's five-run Oakland 1, Seattle 0 (11) was killed in a single-car accident early in six decisions. Jack McDowell East, as they came from behind last start. Detroit 15, New York 4 Wednesday. took the loss as the White Sox lost for night for a 6-4 victory over the Darren Daulton also homered Toronto7, Baltimore 4 Boston 9, Chicago 5 the fourth time in a row. Montreal Expos. That gives the Mets and scored four Philly runs. Willie Cleveland 4, Kansas City 1 .NBA In Baltimore, the Toronto Blue sole possession of first place. McGee of the Redbirds extended his National League Kings/frail Blazers - the NBA Jays rallied from four runs down to Tim Teufel's two-out pinch hitting streak to22 games with oneof Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 0 raised its salary cap yesterday that beat the Orioles 7-4. Kelly Gruber's homer in the ninth tied the score. RBI the Cards seven doubles. Cincinnati 6, San Diego 3 New York 6, Montreal 4 (12) opened the way for some trades. Port- two-run double in the seventh inning singles by Gregg Jefferies and Kevin Terry Mulholland was the Phil- land and Sacramento swapped guards. Philadelphia 11, St Ienis 10 put the Blue Jays on top and kept the McReynolds in the 12th gave the lies starter and winner. Roger San Francisco 2, Ls Angeles 1 Veteran goes from the Jays tied with Boston atop the Mets the win. Bob Ojeda picked up Kings to the Trail Blazers for Byron McDowell, the sixth Philadelphia Stats Irvin and two draft picks, a first-round American League East. the victory, while the loser was Bill pitcher, got his 16th save. American League Batting (295 at bats) - R. Hender- selection in 1991 and a second-round in son, A's, .340; Harper, Twins, .327; 1992. Ainge is a nine-year veteran who Champ Flyers to Palmeiro, Rangers, .324; Sheffield, Brew- won two championship rings with the GITMO ATHLETICS ers, .323; Griffey, Mariners, .318. in the mid '80's. He play at Tidewater Runs - R. Henderssm, A's, 80; averaged about 18 points and six assists AQUATICS DARTS Fielder, Tigers, 67; Puckett,Twins, 67;Grif- fey, Mariners, 66; Gruber, Blue Jays, 65. last season with the Kings. SCUBA course - Experience the Summer League - The Guantanamo Guantanamo Bay - The NAS RBI- Fielder, Tigers, 86; J. Canseco, Warriors/76ers - Seven-seven beauty and exhilaration of SCUBA diving in Bay Dan Association will start its Summer Flyers wrapped up the softball sea- A's, 77; Gruber, Blue Jays, 75; D. Parker, to SCUBA Course, age 13 and League Tue., Aug.7. Any individuals wishing Manute Bol has also changed teams. MWR's Intro. son by winning the Base Champion- Brewers, 66; McGwire. A's, 66. older. Fee $60, includes all equip. and two to fon a team or play ona team, call Jim Yesterday, the Philadelphia 76ers gave Hits - Griffey, Mariners, 127; opmn water dives. No certification awarded. McGovemat2330before5p.rn.,or3922after ship Tuesday night at Chick Zaiser up their first-round pick in next year's Palmeiro, Rangers, 119; Boggs, Red Sox, Call 2961/3845. 5 pan. Field with an 11-3 win over second- draft to get Bol from the Golden State 118; Seitzer, Royals, 118; J. Reed, Red Sox, Glmo Swim Team - The Gitmo Swim place NavSta Gold. Warriors. 117; Trammell, Tigers, 117. Team is looking forrnew members. Kids ages The Flyers will now represent Doubles - J. Reed, Red Sox, 37; Bucks/Nuggets/Spurs -Milwau- saves and older can joan. Meetings are 3-4 PROJECT PLAYER Puckett, Twins, 30; Boggs, Red Sox, 29; kee made two trades. The Bucks sent p.m., Mn.-Wed.-Fri at Windjammer Pool Dart Tourney - The Lateral Hazard Guantanamo Bay at the Tidewater Brett, Royals. 27; Harper, Twins, 27; Shef- their top draft selection, 6'10" Terry Call 2193. Lounge hosts a DartToumey, Wed., Aug. 8, 7 Softball Tournament at Naval Am- field, Brewers, 27. Mills, to the for 6'll" Skills testing- Children under 12 years p.m. Entry fee is $1, sign up at 6:30 pam. Call phibious Base, Little Creek, Va. The Triples-T. Fermandez, Blue Jays, 13; old must be accompanied by an adult at any Amy at 2560. veteran Danny Schayes. Also, Flyers are the defending champions. Sosa, White Sox, 9; Eisenreich, Royals, 6; pool unless they have pool pass. Kids7 and the Bucks shipped 6'5" swingman Paul Webster, Indians, 6; six are tied with five. older may obtain a pass after passing a water "This will be our fifth trip to Pressey to the for RECREATION Home runs - Fielder. Tigers, 33; J. skills test. Next tests are Aug. 1, 3, 15, 20, Tidewater," said coach Dave Frye. It Brickowski. Women basketball -All women inter- Canseco, A's, 32; McGwire, A's, 27; 6'10" Frank Vrilansar Pool, 4:30-5 p.ms. ested in playing basketball against theiJamai- will be Frye's last with the Flyers. McGriff, Blue Jays, 23; Gruber, Blue Jays, Bucks -The Bucks also got some Windjammer pool - The pool will be can Woen's basketball tea cshoald be at a Frye leaves Gitmo for Naval Air 22. bad news yesterday. Forward Larry closed for repairs effective immediately. The practicetonight at 6p.m. at the gyo.uMthcall Stolen bases-R. Henderson, A's, 47; Krystkowiak needs more surgery on an reoenseing date will be annmanced. FMI call Station, Patuxent River, Md. in Oc- Amy at 2560. Sax, Yankees, 28; Calderon, WhiteSox, 27; old knee injury. He may miss the entire 2345- tober. Pool League - you are inteete o Pettis, Rangers, 25; Kelly, Yankees, 23. Pool Closures - All base pools will be upcoming season. pareicipatingin a PoolLeague., contactAmy at Although the Flyers are known Pitching (8 decisions) - B. Jones, closed Mon. Aug. 6, in observance of Jamai- 2560. If there isnousmgh interest, a league will for their home run power, they won White Sox, 10-1, .909, 1.99; Stieb, Blue can Indeperndence Day. Swim classes will be be established. Jays, 13-3, .813, 2.81; Welch, A's, 16-4, NCAA held as originally scheduled. FMI call Amy at the Base Championship with singles .800, 3.06; Williamson, Orioles, 8-2, .800, Football- Arkansas has made the 2560. and defense. Skeeter Dolby was the YOUTH ACTIVITIES 1.90; C. Finley, Angels, 14-4, .778, 2.29; jump to a new conference. The Razor- offensive gem, going 4-4, scoring Wells, Blue Jays, 7-2, .778,3.00. Pre-teen basketball - Start practicing backs yesterday accepted an invitation CAPTAIN'S CUP three runs and an RBI. - Clemens, Red Sox, 150; now for the Pee-neen Three-n-Three Base- to become the 11th member of the Awards Presentations-Capt. McCamsy Ryan, Rangers, 143; B. Witt, Rangers, 136; ballTourey i.,tAgt Youth sttht at8:3 The Flyers scored three in the Southeastern Conference. They'll com- will be presenting awands for Captains' Cup Hanson, Mariners, 128, Langston, Angels, Center. Call 4075. first off singles by Nolby, Doug sports except football in racquetball. tenniis, softball, bowling and base 123; R. Johnson, Mariners, 123. pete in all SEC Pre-teen boat ride - Pm-tens Youth tennis playoffs tonight at 5:30 p.m. Coaches Evans, John Patterson, Ricky Reeder Saves.- Eckersley, A's, 32; Thigpen. 1991. The Arkansas football team will Activities offers fishing, music and mnacks on and players, please be present as 5:30 sharp. and Gil Gillian. They came back with White Sox, 32; Schooler, Mariners, 28; D. play in the Southwest Conference this a Barrel BoatCruise, Thur. Aug. 9,5:30-8:30 Track and Fl- Captain's Cup Trac ones, Indians, 27; Olson, Orioles, 24. year, as an independentin '91,thenas an pan. Register by Aug. at the three runs inthe fourth and sixth on and Feld competition isset forAug. 3-5, atdthe Ymath Center. Fee $3. Call 4075. singles by Grey Brayton, Nolby, SEC team in '92. high school track. Events begin at6p.m. all Teen Barrel Boa ride -Back by popu- SEC - Southeastern Conference three days. To register your team, call 2504/ Evans, Frye, Chuck Welch and Jeff U.S. women win schools havevoted to expand by adding 2560. lar demand. Teen Barrel Rest Coie/Finling Nanney. In all, the Flyers committed Trip is se forAug. 7. 7-10 pam. Sign up atrthe two teams ata time. There's no word on PWD Track & Field - Anyone wh n Youth Center b Aug. 3. Fee, $3. Call 4075. only four errors in the whole tourna- in Goodwill hoop can stn, we encourage your participation in when a second school will be added, al- Teen Skateboarding - Tane up these ment. the upcoming Captain's Cap Track and Field AP - At the Goodwill games, though the league's commissioner says skateboardsforTeemsSkateboard Relays at the meet Aug. 3,4, 5, a 6p.ms. Call Pinkies at The Flyers watched their compe- the U.S. women's basketball team Florida State, Miami-Florida and South Youth Center, Tue., Aug. 7, :30 p.m. Call 4111. tition carefully. "I set my guys in the Carolina are potential candidates. 4075. improved to 2-0. the Americans ral- PWD Football - Anyone interested in Going West? - There's specula- Pre-teen FlagFootbafl-Pre-ton, get centerfield stands during other lied from 14 points down to beat the Captain's Cup Football for PWD call Jackson your teans together foesa little Flag Football games," Frye explained. "We didn't tionOklahomaoftheBig Eightmightbe at 2131. Soviet Union 86-78. Katrina action, San., Aug. 5, 1-3 p.m. at the Youth interested in moving to the Southwest brag, we just went out and played McClain had 23 points and 16 re- Conference. Talks about a merger be- Center. Call 4075. team ball." COAST GUARD Pre-teen Pool Tourney - Compete to bounds. theSouthwest and Big Eightcon- tween King of the Road-The Coast Guard is get your name on the Challenge Board in the Defensively? "Pitcher Grey Two-time Olympic Silver ferences also maybe forthcoming. Tu- sponsoring a Run/Walk in celebration of their Pre-tentsPool tourney, Sa., Aug. 4,6p.m. Call Brayton pitched a heck of a tourna- medalist Han Liangde of China won lane has contacted the Southwest con- 4075. Bicntennial, Sat, Aug. 4, at Cable Beach. ment," coach Frye said. The Flyers the Men's Three-Meter ference about taking the spot left open Race begins at 7a.m., late registration at 6:30 Teen Basketball - The Youth Center Springboard went undefeated throughout the by the Arkansas departure. In addition, am. Events, adults, 10-mile run, 5-mile walk; will sponoarsteen One-on-OneBasketball Fri., Diving competition. American Kent tournament Cotton Bowl officials are re-thinking youth, two-milenm (11-14) one-mile (10 yrs. Aug. 3.99.m. Call 4075. Ferguson took the Silver and U.S. theiraffiliation withthe Southwest Con- and under). Race ends with ocean splash. T- Teen Ping Pong - A sees Ping Pong "We plan on using the same Champion Mark Bradshaw won the Tourney at the Youth Censter is tonight at 8:30 ference in the wake of the Arkansas shirts to all racers, $10 fee. To register, call strategy as we did last year," Frye Bronze. 5381, or stop by the gym. p.m. Winner's name goes on the challenge switch. Board. Call 4075. said about the upcoming Tidewater In hockey, the U.S. beat West New coach - Former Texas and CORRAL Pre-teen Ping Pong - A Ping Pong games, "and that's defense." This Germany 9-3 to claim a spot in the Mississippi head coach Bob Weltlich is Tourney iset fortonight at6pan. at the Youath Fleet package - The MWR Corral of- Medal Round. back in basketball. He's been named the Winning nanse goes on the Challenge year, some of the Flyer players will fers the fleet Sar rides from 4-7 pmr. and Sor., Center. at Florida International. Boad. Call 4075. not make the trip due to work com- The American men's volleyball head coach 1-4 pm. Cost $20 per person, reservations asketball - The NCAA says GBYAA - Tonight as 6 p.m. Chick team advanced to the Medal Round required. Call Lauie or l m at 2381. mitmmens, so Frye will pick up same men's collegebasketballposted itsthird Zaise Field, co-ed softball skills assesmet/ by beating Brazil 3-1. Teen Beacht Ride - MWR'a Corral team placemntwillbe held fo ll youaha (11- players from NavSta Gold. straight year of record attendance last spoansrs aTeens Bachide Wedt, Aug. 8,11 U.S. boxers advancing to the 161 who would like toplay co-ed softball. Call The Tidewater tournament will season. More than 33.5-million specta- am.-S pm. fee ages 10-17. Bing swimsusit/ Woody at4740 DWsVM2903 AWIII Motign- finals were 112-pounder Tim Austin towels. Lusch ia provided. Fee, $15 ferrensrer, be from Aug. 17-21. The Flyers are tors attended games, an increase of ups are needed fees softball of Cincinnati, Fort Worth's Sergio $8 for leascrt. Call Laurie or Glee at 2381. season. about 640,000. hoping to bring back a second con- Reyes at 119 and Raul Marquez of secutive first-place trophy. Houston at 147.