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By STEVE POLLICK Ontario, Canada BLADE OUTDOORS EDITOR “They have been hammer- walleye and various sizes of ing steelhead off Wheatley on sheepshead to some serious FAIRPORT HARBOR, Ohio the Canadian side,” noted walleye and a smattering of Lake — Some hefty walleye, the Johnson after a long spell of steelhead. N.Y. likes of which haven’t been trolling with little steelhead But finally the freshening St. Clair seen in any numbers on west- action. “There must be a pock- breeze said it was time to pick ern Lake Erie since late spring, et of colder water up there.” up and rock and roll back to Detroit and a sprinkling of chrome- Not that the local waters were safe harbor, which turned out Lake Erie plated steelhead make it worth without these strong, silver- to be about a 90-minute trip. A Erie trolling on Down East. sided trout. An eight-pounder cooler of photogenic fish Ashtabula Harbor East of Cleveland, that is. that had just come aboard was helped smooth out the ride. Geneva State Park Well east. part of the day’s proof. Contact Johnson at Fairport Harbor From the mouth of the The trip offshore had a few www.thumpercharter.com or Michigan Eastlake Grand River here, 40 miles more fish tales to spin, as well. 440-639-0185. Ohio Wildwood Park from the downtown skyscrap- For instance, we made one ■ Toledo Penn. ers and pro sports stadiums, long downwind troll and The recent cooling trend Cleveland fishing guide Ron Johnson almost never were out of bait- and northerly breezes have pointed his 31-foot Tiara, fish. Cloud after cloud of bait helped cool Lake Erie water Thumper, north-northeast. cluttered and colored the temperatures somewhat — last And he didn’t stop for 25 miles. screen on the depth electron- week’s 80-degree surface tem- Johnson was looking for ics. “It’s been a good year for perature was down to 77 at fish — walleye and steelhead, a bait,” noted Johnson. Indeed. midweek — and yellow mix of which have been the Some years trollers would perch at least are starting to story Down East this summer. beg to see just a few such respond. Enough steelies are showing up clouds of baitfish — likely At Fairport Harbor, the in the catch to make it interest- smelt or emerald shiners in this perching was excellent just ing, but the numbers are not case. “Look at that,” said John- three miles off the Grand River high enough to call it a “steel- son, pointing to a 25-inch wall- mouth in 47 feet of water at head summer” like last year. eye that the party had just midweek. The reason is weather. landed. It had slammed a In western Lake Erie, Kel- Every fisherman knows about Michigan Stinger spoon, but leys Island has been the focal weather, but the impact of this had a gullet full of baitfish to point for perching, with fish long hot 90-plus-degree sum- boot. being taken off the island’s mer on the lake and fish activi- Last and not least on the southwest, northwest, and ty has been dramatic. Johnson day’s lesson list: How often do northeast corners. The Toledo demonstrated that in spades you hear that fish get real Ship Channel also has been when he dropped down an active ahead of a storm front? productive, especially around electronic temperature probe Bingo. the Toledo Harbor Light and on one of his downriggers: The marine weather chan- Turning Buoy near the chan- Surface temperature — 80.2 nel at midday was jabbering nel’s outer end. degrees. Temperature at 60 feet about a strong line of thunder- Walleye fishing in the west- — 78 degrees. Amazing. Think storms down the west end of ern basin has been slow, with about it — that is a gargantuan the lake — gusts to 40 knots, little angler activity for them, gulp of water to heat that small craft seek safe harbor, the though a growing number of warm, that deep. It is a testa- whole nine yards of admittedly the super-abundant 2003 class Ohio fisheries biologist Phil Hillman ment to the power of the sum- prudent warnings and precau- are reaching the magic 15-inch with an eight-pound steelhead. mer sun. tions. minimum keeper length. At 63 feet the water tem- Off Fairport Harbor the Inland, fishing action also perature was a chilly 58, so the storm-line still was a couple has been slowed by the heat. transition layer or comfort hours away, but the wind was One bright spot has been zone for fish was just three feet picking up. Likely the barome- muskellunge action at Clear thick. Not much to work with. ter was falling. Fork Reservoir near Mansfield. But Johnson is an Erie vet- The one-to-threes for “Most of the [muskie] fishing eran and had a few tricks up waves in early morning had has been in the mornings and his sleeve. Like running mini- grown to solid three-to-fives evenings,” said Larry Goedde, Dipsy Divers with two-ounce, with an occasional rogue eight- fish management supervisor PHOTOS/STEVE POLLICK in-line lead weights off his big footer thrown in, just to put for Ohio Wildlife District 2. “I Fishing guide Ron Johnson displays a double-ski planer boards. The some “Cedar Point” into suspect it has been too hot 25-inch Lake Erie walleye taken off lead weight, he explained, will attempts to stand, braced, at during the day for anglers.” Fairport Harbor. deepen a spoon trolled off a the transom. In turn, the fish A selection of multi-patterned steelhead Contact Steve Pollick at: mini-Dipsy by five feet for each action cranked up from a slow [email protected] trolling spoons. ounce. but steady sorting of smaller or 419-724-6068.

GOLF HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TRANSACTIONS FOOTBALL WNBA NEC Invitational Tim Herron 36-35–71 Division changes Vienna Matthews Eastern Conference Jim Carter 34-37–71 Ashland Mapleton NFL Preseason W L Pct GB Connecticut 24 6 .800 – WGC/PGA Olin Browne 36-35–71 Schools that have changed OHSAA divi- Delphos St. John’s AMERICAN CONFERENCE David Peoples 36-35–71 sions for the 2005-06 football season. Liberty Center MLB–Suspended Texas RHP Kevin Gry- Indiana 18 12 .600 6 Akron; par 70 boski three games and fi ned him an undis- East New York 17 13 .567 7 Garrett Willis 36-35–71 Colonel Crawford 1 32-34–66 MOVED FROM DIVISION I TO II closed amount for inappropriate actions after W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 14 15 .483 9 /2 Scott Gutschewski 34-37–71 Oberlin Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 17 10 Vijay Singh 31-35–66 Mario Tiziani 36-35–71 Ashtabula Lakeside Mohawk an Aug. 9 game. 14 16 .467 10 34-32–66 Lorain Southview N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 10 3 Charlotte 4 26 .133 20 Mathias Gronberg 35-36–71 Caldwell American League New England 1 1 0 .500 50 50 Chris DiMarco 33-34–67 Dan Forsman 38-34–72 St. Francis de Sales Hannibal River Western Conference Davis Love III 32-35–67 Delaware Hayes TEXAS RANGERS–Recalled 1B Adrian Miami 0 2 0 .000 41 54 W L Pct GB Jay Delsing 37-35–72 Old Washington Buckeye Trail Gonzalez from Oklahoma of the PCL. Op- South Nick Dougherty 35-32–67 Jonathan Byrd 37-35–72 Dublin Scioto Steubenville Cath. Cent. Sacramento 22 8 .733 – Stuart Appleby 35-33–68 Cincinnati NW tioned RHP Scott Feldman to Frisco of the W L T Pct PF PA 17 13 .567 5 Kent Jones 34-38–72 Sugar Grove Berne Union Texas League. 1 Sergio Garcia 32-36–68 Cincinnati Winton Woods Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 27 17 Houston 17 14 .548 5 /2 John Cook 37-35–72 Morral Ridgedale Houston 0 1 0 .000 14 20 1 Nick O’Hern 33-35–68 MOVED FROM DIVISION II TO I National League Phoenix 14 15 .483 7 /2 Darron Stiles 36-36–72 MOVED FROM DIVISION VI TO V Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 17 20 1 34-35–69 Scott McCarron 38-34–72 Berea WASHINGTON NATIONALS–Optioned OF Minnesota 14 17 .452 8 /2 Seneca East Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 31 44 1 Chris Riley 36-33–69 Tommy Armour III 36-36–72 Cleveland East Brandon Watson to New Orleans of the PCL. Los Angeles 13 16 .448 8 /2 Carey North 1 Luke Donald 34-35–69 Bob Burns 37-35–72 Garfi eld Heights Purchased the contract of LHP John Halama San Antonio 7 24 .226 15 /2 Mark Hensby 35-35–70 Convoy Crestview from New Orleans. W L T Pct PF PA LAST NIGHT Bill Glasson 35-37–72 Amherst Steele Ayersville Cleveland 1 0 0 1.000 17 14 36-34–70 Justin Rose 35-37–72 Connecticut 84, Charlotte 70 36-34–70 Cols. Brookhaven Northwood Midwest League Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 38 31 Neal Lancaster 37-35–72 Cols. Walnut Ridge FORT WAYNE WIZARDS Indiana 67, Washington 57 Kenny Perry 35-35–70 Centerburg –Announced OF Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 3 16 Houston 77, Phoenix 66 Roland Thatcher 36-36–72 Grove City Cent. Crossing Columbus Africentric Matt Thayer has been assigned to the team Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 13 23 David Howell 35-35–70 Notah Begay III 37-36–73 Marysville Seattle 76, Minnesota 60 Adam Scott 34-36–70 Glouster Trimble from Lake Elsinore of the California League. West Sacramento 64, San Antonio 57 J.L. Lewis 36-37–73 Westerville Central Dayton Jefferson Twp. Traded OF Brian Cavanaugh to Eugene of the W L T Pct PF PA Thomas Bjorn 36-34–70 Doug Barron 36-37–73 Cincinnati Glen Este WEDNESDAY Kazuhiko Hosokawa 36-34–70 Delphos Jefferson Northwest League for RHP Neil Jamison. Denver 1 0 0 1.000 20 14 No games scheduled Hunter Haas 38-35–73 Cincinnati Withrow Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 16 27 Sean O’Hair 34-36–70 Michael Long 35-38–73 Lafayette Allen East TONIGHT Brent Geiberger 33-37–70 MOVED FROM DIVISION III TO II NEW IN FOOTBALL Oakland 0 1 0 .000 13 21 San Antonio at Phoenix, 10 Yong-Eun Yang 37-36–73 National Basketball Association San Diego 0 1 0 .000 7 10 Marc Cayeux 34-37–71 Matt Gogel 38-35–73 Akron Hoban Ft. Loramie John Daly 37-34–71 Chesterland W. Geauga BOSTON CELTICS–Signed F Ryan NATIONAL CONFERENCE Detroit at Los Angeles, 10:30 35-38–73 Gomes. East Rod Pampling 35-36–71 Steve Stricker 37-36–73 Ravenna K.J. Choi 32-39–71 Warrensville Hts. DENVER NUGGETS–Signed C Luke W L T Pct PF PA Blaine McCallister 37-36–73 Schenscher. Dallas 0 1 0 .000 11 13 Fred Couples 34-37–71 Hideto Tanihara 35-38–73 Alliance Kenneth Ferrie 34-37–71 Ashville Teays Valley LATEST LINE MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES–Signed G Anthony N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 14 17 Mark Wilson 37-36–73 Roberson. Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 31 38 PREP TENNIS 36-35–71 Omar Uresti 35-39–74 Columbus Beechcroft Mike Weir 36-35–71 Columbus Watterson NFL Preseason MILWAUKEE BUCKS–Signed G Charlie Washington 0 1 0 .000 10 28 SPRINGFIELD 3, LIBBEY 2: Hank Kuehne 39-35–74 1 Moore (L) d. Paul McGinley 38-33–71 Columbus Centennial ATLANTA 3 /2 Tennessee Bell to a multiyear contract. South Mahlman, 6-1, 6-1; Campbell (L) d. Courtney, Rich Beem 35-39–74 PHILADELPHIA 76ERS–Signed G Louis W L T Pct PF PA Tim Clark 34-37–71 Harrison Frazar 37-37–74 Dublin Jerome NY JETS 1 Minnesota 6-2, 6-4; Clink (S) d. Jacquez, 6-0, 6-0; Ow- Niclas Fasth 37-35–72 Youngstown Rayen WASHINGTON 2 Cincinnati Williams to a multiyear contract. Atlanta 2 0 0 1.000 43 24 ens-Myers (S) d. Huss-Wells, 6-1, 6-1; Moss- 37-37–74 Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 28 10 Ted Purdy 37-35–72 Danny Ellis 41-33–74 Bellbrook (Saturday) American Basketball Association ing-Hattery (S) d. Oliver-Morris, 6-1, 6-4. Jose Maria Olazabal 38-34–72 Dayton Belmont 1 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 20 17 36-38–74 DETROIT 6 /2 Cleveland BELLINGHAM SLAM–Signed G Caleb START 5, ROSSFORD 0: Klein d. Had- 35-37–72 Hamilton Ross 1 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 52 61 dad, 6-2, 6-0; Bail d. Clay, 6-4, 6-4; Gerrity John E. Morgan 36-38–74 BUFFALO 5 /2 Green Bay Gervin. North 38-34–72 Chris Smith 36-38–74 Washington C.H. Miami Trace TAMPA BAY 3 Jacksonville d. Stewart, 6-0, 6-2; Popovich-Walberg d. Steve Elkington 36-36–72 FOOTBALL W L T Pct PF PA Cieply-Linthieum, 6-3, 6-4; Majewski-Rans- Glen Day 38-36–74 MOVED FROM DIVISION II TO III PITTSBURGH 3 Miami Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 10 7 Ryan Palmer 36-36–72 Alex Cejka 38-36–74 Akron East Oakland 2 HOUSTON berg d. Soriano-Stillwell, 6-0, 6-1. Thomas Levet 35-37–72 Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 27 16 SOUTHVIEW 5, BOWSHER 0: Shahd Arjun Atwal 37-37–74 Mantua Crestwood NY GIANTS 1 Carolina –Signed DB Ray Chicago 1 1 0 .500 40 41 Michael Campbell 35-37–72 Jerry Kelly 36-38–74 Richfi eld Revere BALTIMORE 3 Philadelphia Mickens to a one-year contract. Waived DL Haidar d. Baker, 6-0, 6-1; Sara Haidar d. 36-36–72 1 Detroit 0 1 0 .000 3 10 Mark O’Meara 37-37–74 Defi ance INDIANAPOLIS 6 /2 Chicago Kevin Carberry. O’Leary, 6-0, 6-0; Katz d. Milliron, 6-1, 6-0; Justin Leonard 36-36–72 West Britton-Schafer d. Carmony-Laberdee, 6-0, Briny Baird 37-37–74 Springfi eld Shawnee KANSAS CITY 4 Arizona –Waived S W L T Pct PF PA Woody Austin 33-40–73 Robin Freeman 36-38–74 Alliance Marlington DENVER 7 San Francisco Ray Perryman. 6-1; Craig-Kaverman d. Konrad-Thomas, Ian Poulter 37-36–73 Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 13 11 6-2, 6-3. 38-36–74 Canton Timken (Sunday) –Signed DE Dar- St. Louis 1 0 0 1.000 17 13 Thongchai Jaidee 39-34–73 Charlie Wi 39-35–74 Carrollton rell Lee. Released WR Grant Adams. TOLEDO CHRISTIAN 3, WAITE 2: 37-36–73 SAN DIEGO 5 St. Louis WASHINGTON REDSKINS San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 21 13 Fischer (TC) d. Gwin, 6-0, 6-2; Siebert (TTC) Tjaart van der Walt 37-37–74 Dresden Tri-Valley –Signed DB Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 34 15 Rory Sabbatini 38-35–73 Len Mattiace 37-38–75 Whitehall-Yearling (Monday) Charles Byrd. d. Pecina, 6-0, 6-0; Wills (W) d. Eversole, 37-36–73 LAST NIGHT 7-6, 7-5; Emmenecker-Martin (TC) d. Smith- Larry Mize 38-37–75 Youngstown Chaney SEATTLE 3 Dallas Canadian Football League New Orleans 37, New England 27 37-36–73 Rocco Mediate 36-39–75 Cincinnati McNicholas Aldrich, 6-0, 6-0; Buczko-Butler (W) d. J. Lee Westwood 38-35–73 Baseball HAMILTON TIGER-CATS–Added DE Tim TONIGHT Lepkowski-K. Lewpkowski, 4-6, 6-0, 7-5. Dennis Paulson 36-39–75 Jackson Cheatwood to the roster. Tennessee at Atlanta, 7:30 Stephen Ames 37-37–74 Matt Davidson 38-37–75 Morrow Little Miami National League Stephen Gallacher 36-38–74 1 1 Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 8 John Elliott 37-38–75 Norwood Chicago Cubs 7 /2 -8 /2 COLORADO Stephen Dodd 36-38–74 1 1 Cincinnati at Washington, 8 David Edwards 37-38–75 Akron Cent.-Hower PHILADELPHIA 8 /2 -9 /2 Pittsburgh ARIZONA RATTLERS–Named Blake 35-39–74 1 1 TOMORROW Per-Ulrik Johansson 39-36–75 MOVED FROM DIVISION III TO IV CINCINNATI 6 /2 -7 /2 Arizona Edwards chief operating offi cer, Antoine Cleveland at Detroit, 1 PREP Fred Funk 37-37–74 Craig Bowden 38-37–75 Washington Even-6 NY METS Ibrahim director of communications and 36-38–74 Fairview Park Fairview Green Bay at Buffalo, 6 Bob Heintz 37-38–75 FLORIDA 11-13 La Dodgers Scott Podleski director of ticket sales and Miami at Pittsburgh, 7:30 Bart Bryant 37-37–74 Bob Sowards 35-40–75 Galion ATLANTA 8-9 San Diego services. Rebel Invitational Ben Crane 36-38–74 Oak Harbor 1 1 Jacksonville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 Rich Barcelo 37-38–75 HOUSTON 5 /2 -6 /2 Milwaukee HOCKEY Oakland at Houston, 8 TEAM SCORES: St. Francis 309; Bedford Shigeki Maruyama 40-35–75 Tripp Isenhour 37-38–75 Port Clinton ST. LOUIS 13-15 San Francisco Paul Casey 40-35–75 Byesville Meadowbrook Chicago at Indianapolis, 8 312; Bowsher 330; Rossford 338; Central Euan Walters 39-36–75 American League Carolina at N.Y. Giants, 8 Angel Cabrera 37-38–75 Patrick Sheehan 37-39–76 Canton Cent. Cath. CAROLINA HURRICANES–Agreed to 343; Start 361; Toledo Christian 391; Waite Padraig Harrington 36-39–75 Pomeroy Meigs CLEVELAND Even-6 Baltimore Philadelphia at Baltimore, 8 392. Medalist: Crisp (Bowsher) 68 at South Jeff Brehaut 39-37–76 terms with F Josef Vasicek on a two-year Arizona at Kansas City, 8:30 Miguel A. Jimenez 37-39–76 Cincinnati Purcell Marian Toronto Even-6 DETROIT contract. Toledo. D.J. Brigman 36-40–76 TAMPA BAY P Texas San Francisco at Denver, 9 Darren Clarke 36-40–76 40-36–76 Cincinnati Wyoming COLORADO AVALANCHE–Re-signed D Richard Green 37-39–76 Germantown Valley View Ny Yankees Even-6 CHI WHITE SOX SUNDAY D.J. Trahan 38-38–76 1 1 John-Michael Liles. Swanton Invitational Jay Haas 40-36–76 Lewistown Indian Lake MINNESOTA 7 /2 -8 /2 Seattle St. Louis at San Diego, 4 Kevin Stadler 39-37–76 1 1 NEW YORK RANGERS–Signed F Garth 2 2 MONDAY TEAM SCORES: Fremont Ross 306; Retief Goosen 39-38–77 Spring. Greenon LA ANGELS 5 / -6 / Boston Murray, F Chad Wiseman and F Jamie Boyd Summerhays 38-39–77 OAKLAND 16-18 Kansas City Dallas at Seattle, 8 Springfi eld 307; Eastwood 312; Bryan Craig Parry 43-36–79 Gene Sauers 36-41–77 Washington C.H. Washington Lundmark. Jyoti Randhawa 40-39–79 Eastwood Home team in CAPS PITTSBURGH PENGUINS–Signed RW 317; Anthony Wayne 318; Woodmore 321; Brett Wetterich 40-37–77 CFL Swanton 323; Central 324; Wauseon 327; Tim Petrovic 38-42–80 Steve Hummel 41-36–77 Columbus Eastmoor Michel Ouellet. Phillip Price 40-37–77 MOVED FROM DIVISION IV TO III TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING–Signed RW Jim Eastern Division Rossford 343; Lake 347; Elmwood 356; Delta Reno-Tahoe Open Rob Rashell 40-37–77 Chagrin Falls Campbell, C Jason Jaspers and RW Norm W L T Pts PF PA 369; Otsego 387. Medalist: Andrew Aseltine Bradley Hughes 41-37–78 Youngstown Liberty SOCCER Milley. Re-signed G Brian Eklund. Ottawa 5 3 0 10 209 206 (Fremont Ross) 69. At Valleywood. PGA Daniel Chopra 42-36–78 Avon WASHINGTON CAPITALS–Re-signed F Toronto 4 3 0 8 171 168 Reno, Nev.; par 72 Paul Gow 40-38–78 Sheffi eld Brookside Dainius Zubrus to a two-year contract and D Montreal 4 4 0 8 266 239 32-32–64 David Hearn 40-38–78 Urbana Jean-Francois Fortin. Signed F Matt Bradley. Hamilton 0 7 0 0 133 222 Todd Fischer 34-31–65 James H. McLean 39-40–79 Granville Eastern Conference ECHL Western Division SPORTLIGHT Fredrik Jacobson 34-31–65 Will MacKenzie 40-39–79 Cincinnati Taft W L T Pts PF PA Guy Boros 33-33–66 W L T Pts GF GA CHARLOTTE CHECKERS–Agreed to AUGUST 19 Jason Allred 40-39–79 New Albany New England 12 5 6 42 40 25 terms with F Nathan Gillies. Brit. Col. 7 0 0 14 226 170 Aaron Baddeley 35-32–67 D.A. Points 40-39–79 Waverly Edmonton 5 2 0 10 195 144 1951–Eddie Gaedel, 3-foot-7 and 65 Jesper Parnevik 31-36–67 Chicago 12 9 3 39 41 38 COLUMBIA INFERNO–Signed F Mike pounds, makes his fi rst and only plate ap- Takuya Taniguchi 36-43–79 Spring. Kenton Ridge D.C. United 11 6 5 38 36 23 Meech. Calgary 4 4 0 8 227 225 34-33–67 Michael Bradley 37-42–79 Sask. 3 5 0 6 187 205 pearance as a pinch-hitter for Frank Saucier Todd Hamilton 34-34–68 MOVED FROM DIVISION IV TO V Kansas City 10 5 8 38 40 31 IDAHO STEELHEADS–Signed D Sean of the St. Louis Browns. Gaedel, wearing No. Jeff Hart 40-39–79 MetroStars 8 7 8 32 35 32 Regan. Winnipeg 2 6 0 4 193 228 Craig Barlow 33-35–68 David Duval 42-40–82 Apple Creek Waynedale 1/8, walks on four pitches by Detroit Tigers 33-36–69 Atwater Waterloo Columbus 6 12 3 21 19 32 TOLEDO STORM–Signed D Simo Pulkki. Note: Two points for a regulation or over- pitcher Bob Cain and is taken out for a pinch- Joe Ogilvie 33-36–69 Campbell Memoial Western Conference WHEELING NAILERS–Named Glenn time win and one point for a tie. runner. The gimmick by Browns owner Bill Kevin Na 34-35–69 Cleveland VASJ W L T Pts GF GA Patrick coach. LAST NIGHT Veeck was later outlawed. Tag Ridings 36-33–69 East Palestine San Jose 10 4 8 38 33 25 United Hockey League Calgary 40, Montreal 37 TENNIS TONIGHT Ben Curtis 35-34–69 Magnolia Sandy Valley FC Dallas 10 6 5 35 37 29 FORT WAYNE KOMETS–Signed F Lance Danny Briggs 35-34–69 Orwell Grand Valley Los Angeles 9 9 5 32 27 27 Ottawa at Winnipeg Galbraith, F David Carpenter, D Jeff White Hamilton at British Columbia Brenden Pappas 34-35–69 West. Salem NW Colorado 8 11 4 28 29 28 and D Damir Brujic. HOLES IN ONE Rogers Cup Castalia Margaretta TOMORROW Matt Kuchar 33-36–69 Real Salt Lake 5 13 4 19 23 44 COLLEGE Spike McRoy 34-35–69 WTA Delta CD Chivas USA 3 17 3 12 22 48 Toronto at Edmonton DAN BUNGE, No. 8 at Whiteford Valley Jonathan Kaye 35-34–69 Mt. Gilead CCNY–Announced the resignation of Rob- THURSDAY, Aug. 25 South, 141 yards, 9-iron. Toronto Stewart Federal Hocking Note: 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. ert Pichardo, men’s volleyball coach. Calgary at Toronto DENNY BIHN, No. 17 at Eagles Landing, Hidemichi Tanaka 33-36–69 Singles, third round TONIGHT Michael Allen 35-35–70 Casstown Miami East DARTMOUTH–Named Wendy Levash FRIDAY, Aug. 26 121 yards, wedge. Gisela Dulko d. Svetlana Kuznetsova (3) Cincinnati Harmony Community Chicago at Kansas City, 8 women’s rowing coach. Winnipeg at Hamilton MICHAEL BRUMMETT, No. 2 at Riverby Cameron Beckman 33-37–70 7-6 (3), 7-6 (8); Amelie Mauresmo (2) d. Con- WEDNESDAY 34-36–70 Reading INDIANA–Announced freshman basketball Montreal at Edmonton Hills, 120 yards, wedge. chita Martinez 6-0, 6-2; Anastasia Myskina (9) Versailles Colorado 2, New England 0 C Lucas Steijn will transfer. SATURDAY, Aug. 27 Ian Leggatt 35-35–70 d. Shinobu Asagoe 7-6 (5), 7-5; Kim Clijsters TOMORROW John Huston 34-36–70 Waynesville MAINE–Named Steve Trimper baseball British Columbia at Saskatchewan (7) d. Ana Ivanovic (12) walkover; Nadia FC Dallas at Columbus, 4 coach. Frank Lickliter II 34-36–70 Petrova (6) d. Li Na 6-2, 3-0, retired; Nicole MOVED FROM DIVISION V TO IV Los Angeles at D.C. United, 7:30 J.J. Henry 36-34–70 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN–Named Matt Fenley SIGNING Vaidisova d. Hana Sromova 6-2, 6-2; Justine Brooklyn San Jose at Real Salt Lake, 9:30 associate athletic director for compliance Andrew Magee 36-34–70 Doylestown Chippewa Henin-Hardenne (4) d. Zheng Jie 6-2, 6-4. SUNDAY and student services, Rob Meyers assistant NOTES Start High School running back MARVIN Spencer Levin 34-36–70 Loudonville CD Chivas USA at MetroStars, 6 Kevin Sutherland 35-35–70 athletic director for business affairs and JONES JR. has signed a letter of intent to at- Cincinnati Masters Archbold FRIDAY, AUG. 26 James Dixon sports information director. ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL is accepting Brian Gay 34-36–70 Lorain Clearview tend Urbana University this fall. He received Columbus at Kansas City, 8 UNC-GREENSBORO–Named Shane applications for the position of varsity hockey a full scholarship and will be playing football Steve Allan 33-37–70 ATP Chillicothe Zane Trace SATURDAY, AUG. 27 Scott Hend 32-38–70 Schumaker and Sammy Serrano assistant coach. Send resumes to athletic director Carl for the Blue Knights. Mason, Ohio Columbus Hartley D.C. United at New England, 7:30 baseball coaches. Janke, 2323 West Bancroft, Toledo, OH Grant Waite 36-35–71 Pataskala Licking Hts. Singles, third round CD Chivas USA at FC Dallas, 8:30 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH–Announced 43607. Steve Jones 37-34–71 Piketon Los Angeles at San Jose, 11 Dean Wilson 36-35–71 Roger Federer (1) d. Olivier Rochus 6-3, 6- the resignation of Richard L. Sander, athletic The Lucas County Recreation Center will 4; Lleyton Hewitt (3) d. Mario Ancic 6-1, 6-4; Middletown Fenwick director, effective July 1, 2006. Skip Kendall 36-35–71 Monroe Lemon-Monroe host the SEGURA MEMORIAL SOFTBALL PREP SOCCER Richard S. Johnson 35-36–71 Marat Safi n (4) d. Dominik Hrbaty 6-0, 6-3; WAGNER–Named Sean Raffi le women’s TOURNAMENT Aug. 27 and 28. There will be 32-39–71 Andy Roddick (5) d. Juan Ignacio Chela 7-6 Moved from Division V to VI swimming coach and aquatics director. a Men’s upper and lower division class and Mike Springer 37-34–71 (4), 6-2; Nikolay Davydenko (6) d. Fernando Columbiana DOUBLE EAGLE WASHINGTON & LEE–Named Brett Beard a Co-ed division. Information: Call Bryan at Girls Gonzalez 6-3, 6-4; Mikhail Youzhny d. Gael Dalton intern assistant football coach. Jose Coceres 35-36–71 SCOTT NIETZ, No. 9 at Bedford Hills Wol- 419-250-0680 or Gerald at 419-467-1581. J.P. Hayes 35-36–71 Monfi ls 4-6, 6-1, 6-1; Robby Ginepri d. Carlos Mineral Ridge WEST VIRGINIA–Named Greg Jones BOWSHER 4, START 1: B—Cassidy 2, + Moya 6-3, 6-4. verine Course, 420 yards, driver & 5-iron. assistant wrestling coach. 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