Kitsap Sun from Bremerton, Washington (2024)

March 22, 1982

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Kitsap Suni

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Bremerton, Washington

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Monday, March 22, 1982

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17

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je Monday March 221982 Bremerton Sun Marine Embellishes Running Reputation By Dan Weaver Sports Editor The Sun Dr George Sheehan among other things is a cardiologist from Red Bank NJ Saturday he was a runner in Bremerton one of 364 who finished the inaugural 10 kilometer Bremerton Bridge Classic that started and finished at Olympic College The featured speaker at a fair after the race Sheehan was imminently qualified to judge the course a man said Sheehan who at 63 finished 53rd in 41:06 The good doctor and everybody else trailed Randy Hoyles the 20 year old Bangor marine who has domi nated the Kitsap running scene the past three years Hoyles of Ogilvie Minn has won two straight Bremerton Street Runs the first time almost walked on a hill in Sheehan said just thought on that hill that anybody who runs this has won this whole thing It really makes no difference what anybody else is doing just you and the hill If you lick that hill won the Hoyles agreed The hill (on Sheridan Road) was tough but not even that stood in his way Did you walk part of it? he was asked replied the corporal who plans to leave the corps in July after a stint with the marine track team in Quantico Va He leaves for Virginia shortly and will be stationed there running mostly against college teams until mid June time 32:11 was 1:15 faster than rurinerup Ted Nelson North Kitsap High senior Kirk Adams was third in 34:13 thought the Bremerton Street Run course was said Hoyles this is a good 10 Hoyles started near the front of the pack but assume the lead until three quarters of a mile into the race Then he spent the next half hour running away from the pack Hoyles has no definite goals in running but a time when I run a 2:20 His personal record is 2:27 for the 26rmile 385 yard grind Kathy Jensen 14 of Port Orchard a ninth grader at Marcus Whitman Junior High was the top woman finisher She ran 86th overall in 43:00 The race preceded a fair at Olympic The Mt Constance Mountain Shoppe of Bremerton helped Olympic College put on the event which Pete lynn of the Mountain Shoppe says could be an even bigger deal next spring only thing we might do differently is run it a week lynn said A 10 kilometer race at ort Steilacoom CC Sunday drew some of the attention away from the Bridge Classic Age Group Division winners Women 7 1 13 ond under Kristine Arneson 43:10 14 18 Jensen 43:00 19 29 Penny Myrvang 43:05 30 39 Mary Ann Reichley 46:36 40 49 Pat Simpson 46:33 50 59 Elinor Ringland 64:30 60 ond over Helena Hart 66:20 Men "vv 13 and under Michael Mullen 42:25: 14 18 Kirk Adams 34:13 19 29 Hoyles 32:11 19 29 John Earl 45:24: 30 39 Daniel Lanning 34:18 40 49 Robert Hughes 35:20 50 59 Jack McCarn 41 :35 60 and over George Sheehan 41:06 The list of the top 100 overall is In today's scoreboard Sports Menu frontt llttod tchodvot rocohrod High tchool and omotovr timot and sift wbioct to chongo Confirmation from hom*o tchool or tpcMoring organization rocommondod Tuesday COLLEGE BASEBALL Olympic at Pacific Lutheran Junior Varsity (2) Parkland 1 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Port Angelas at South Kitsap 3:30 HIGH SCHOOL SLOWPITCH Bremerton al North Mason 3:30 HIGH SCHOOL TRACK ODeo Holy Names at North Kitsap HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Olympic at Gig Harbor North Kitsap at Port Angeles Penin sula at Central Kitsap 4 i HIGH SCHOOL GOL Olympic North Mason Vashon at Charles Wright 3:30 HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Bainbridge Island at oster 3 Wednesday PRO BASKETBALL Milwaukee vs Seattle Kingdoms KIRO radio 7:30 COLLEGE ASTPITCH University of Puget Sound Junior Varsity at Olympic (2) Klwonis ield 2 30 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL Steilacoom at North Mason 3:30 Wilson at Bremerton 3:30 ife at Bainbridge island 3:45 HIGH SCHOOL SLOWPITCH Steilacoom at North Mason 3:30 Port Angeles at Bremer ton 3:30 ife at Bainbridge Island 3:45 Supes Suck It Up End Road Trip On Upbeat rom Sun Sources PHOENIX The Sonics should have been running on empty It was the 14th day of a road trip The Phoenix Suns were playing on four days rest Not only that but Seattle had not won a game at Veterans Memorial Coliseum since January 1979 Common sense not to mention Jimmy The Greek said to put your money on Phoenix So much for common sense The supercharged SuperSonics were running on emotion Sunday and it carried them to an impressive come from behind 115 105 win guys were really up for the beamed Sonic coach Lenny Wilkens many guys gave us something especially off the bench James Donaldson really played well Danny game was outstanding the best had for us and red (Brown) hit big shots again that said Wilkens shooting a glance over at Gus Williams magnifi Williams pumped in 17 of 26 field goals on his' way to 41 points just a point shy of his career high set earlier this year The Supes 44 23 ended their longest trip with a 4 3 record and two straight wins And beginning Wednesday against Milwau kee the Sonics play seven of their next eight games in the Kingdome as jockeying for Western Conference playoff positions turns serious Williams who often disappears in the fourth quarter scored nine in the final quarter when the Sonics made their run just enjoy the challenge of facing DJ (Phoenix guard Dennis Johnson) and the rest of the Suns no matter where the game said Williams realize I had that many points had a great game against said Phoenix coach John MacLeod so fast He looks like playing out of control but he really has full control of himself and enhances their fast break a vital force in their offense especially when he can play nearly the entire game at that fast DJ a teammate of during 1978 79 championship season pumped in 32 points 23 of them in the first half He hit just 3 of 13 second half field goals as Seattle tightened defensively Donaldson 7 2 backup center was the key to better defensive play He blocked six shots to go with seven points and six rebounds It was probably my best defensive said Donaldson who teamed with Vranes and Sikma during the final nine minutes Vranes had 14 points (on 5 for 7 shooting) and five rebounds Sikma and Brown who hit 6 of 8 shots including a pair of three pointers added 15 each Trailing 89 84 after three quarters Seattle outscored its Pacific Division rivals 31 16 in the final period Back to back baskets by Walter Davis had given the Suns a 97 91 lead with 6:30 to go in the game Williams sandwiched two 19 foot jumpers around free throws to tie the score at 97 97 with 5:43 remaining driving layin put Seattle ahead for good at 101 99 with 3:48 left He hit two free throws with 2:22 showing as the SuperSonics went up 106 102 and coasted from there think peaking at the right said Wilkens noting that his squad has now won seven of 10 games this month and three of its last five on the road Phoenix fell to 36 30 and is now 10 games behind second place Seattle in the Pacific Division standings Denver (37 30) Phoenix Golden State (36 31) Portland (35 31) and Houston (36 32) are all battling for the final three playoff berths Midwest Division leading San Antonio (41 26) and Pacific Division leading Los Angeles (47 21) and Seattle have all but clinched spots The playoff format calls for the third seeded teams in each conference be Seattle unless they pass Los Angeles) to meet the sixth entry The fourth will meet the fifth seeded team in the best of three mini series with the home court advantage going to the third and fourth place teams Division winners sit out the mini series and watch the other guys knock each other off Palmer Hands NY Another Loss By The Associated Press When the New York Yankees are 3 10 even in spring exhibi tions owner George Steinbren ner sees red The defending American League champions were bat tered 8 1 by archrival Balti more Sunday with veteran Jim Palmer hurling seven scoreless innings for the Ori oles Afterward Steinbrenner or dered an additional workout for his players before noon today will have a lively morn Steinbrenner said adding that he thought the team showed no life record mean that much except that on Mon day we start the last week of spring he said got to look good There has to be substantial improve ment or we be a Eddie Murray Michael Young and La Rue Washington homered to lead the Baltimore attack In other games Sunday Dan ord hit a two run homer and Dan Graham had three hits as another squad of Orioles de feated Houston 4 2 Atlanta scored five unearned runs on two errors by Larry Parrish and one by Wallace Johnson to defeat the Montreal Expos 5 4 improving the record to a major league best 12 2 Pittsburgh whose 11 3 record is second best to Atlan got home runs and three hits apiece from Willie Stargell and Mike Easier to beat Cin kee Broderick Perkins drove in two runs with a double and a triple to lead San Diego to a 4 3 decision over Seattle Burt Hooton and Tom Nie denfuer combined on a four hitter and Pedro Guerrero slugged his third homer of the spring to lead Los Angeles to its fourth straight victory 5 0 over the New York Mets Veteran left hander Jerry Koosman hurled a seven hit complete game to lift the Chi cago White Sox to a 4 1 triumph over Boston George Brett homered twice and drove in another run with a double to lead Kansas City to a 7 5 victory over Texas Hal McRae and rookie Mike Brew er also homered for the Roy als Len Matuszek Mike Schmidt and Ozzie Virgil homered to account for six runs as Phila delphia bombed Toronto 11 5 Right hander Andy Rincon hurled five scoreless innings as StLouis shut out a split Minne sota squad 7 0 In the other game Tim two run homer highlighted a five run sixth inning as they defeated Detroit 8 4 Lary Sorensen pitched six innings and Andre Thornton had three hits including a two run double as Cleveland beat Oakland 9 3 Inn Third EDMONDS Inn of Totals 42 76 29 33 7 31 38 15 26 21 115 SEATTLE(115) Min TR A TO TP Keiser 13 1 4 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 4 4 Shelton 39 2 6 4 4 2 8 100 5 3 8 Sikma 37 6 12 3 3 1 6 7 0 5 3 15 Williams 38 17 26 7 8 2 2 4 4 1 3 41 Hanzlik 14 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 3 32 Smith 22 3 8 3 4 0 2 2 4 2 3 9 Vranes 30 5 7 4 4 2 3 5 2 4 0 14 Brown 22 6 8 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 15 Dnldsn 25 2 4 3 4 0 6 6 0 3 2 7 PHOENIX (105) Min TR A TO TP Adorns 29 8 12 1 1 1 4 55 6 3 17 Robinson 40 9 18 0 2 3 7 10 0 4 4 18 Kelley 31 1 6 4 4 0 6 6 2 6 5 6 Jhnsn 40 1 0 22 12 13 6 2 8 4 6 5 32 Macy 37 6 14 1 1 3 1 4 6 3 1 13 Nance 17 0 3 3 6 3 0 3021 3 Cook 17 0 4 0 0 0 2 2 4 0 I 0 Davis 20 6 12 1 2 1 1 2 0' 1 2 14 Scott 7 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 Kromer 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 94 24 31 17 23 40 22 30 22 105 Seattle 24 32 28 31 115 Phoenix 23 32 34 16 105 Three point field goals Seattle: Williams 0 1 Brown 2 3)i Phoenix: Davis 1 2 Macy 0 2 Johnson 0 1 Shooting Gs: Seattle 553 Phoenix 426 Ts: Seattle 879 Phoenix 774 Steals Seattle 9 (Williams 3) Phoenix 11 (Kelley 3 Macy 3) Blocked shots Seattle 9 (Donaldson 6) Phoenix 4 Technicals Seattle coach Lenny Wilkens Attendance 13076 Sounders Impress SEATTLE' The Seattle Sounders are at their best when they play major Europe an soccer teams The Sounders who last year put on impressive exhibitions in beating Sou thampton and Glas cow Celtic played well Sunday in a scoreless tie against high ly favored Borussia Monchen gladbach of West Germany The 7508 witnesses a dis appointing turnout says Soun ders general manager Jack Rebney did not leave Memo rial Stadium disappointed Both teams showed excellent cinnati 5 3 Home runs by Steve Hender son and Jody Davis in the sixth inning paced the Chicago Cubs to an 8 7 victory over San rancisco Butch Hobson making his first start of the spring hit a run scoring single with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning to 'give California An gels a 54 victory over Milwau Bowling Bremerton won two of three games over the weekend plac ing third at the Recreation ederation state tournament at Edmonds Community Col lege opened riday with a 112 95 win over Place of Yakima Steve Endresen led soccer skills and an absence of goals did not mean an ab sense of exciting offense There were several near goals by both sides Benny Dargle of the Soun ders fired a hard shot from the top of the penalty area in the 43rd minute which German goalkeeper Wolfgang Kleff barely deflected away Mark shot in the 63rd minute sailed just over the bar and Craig Nicholson broke free with 4:20 left to play but held the ball too long to get an open shot Two of the leading scorers from last season were absent Roger Davies is side lined with a knee injury and all scorers with 41 points Jim Savage added 22 Endresen tallied 25 points in a 102 96 losing effort against Olympic Sports Center Chris Olson added 20 points and 15 fUn rrnrnn oont gAY BOWL CUUlAHwO MIC VlM6i dvub iitan jR eiboid 2 633 Jo Gordon into the bracket Audrywhtanszs Ww' consolation final 213 563: Joonne Woll 562 oggy Moon 558 Pop hammered Park Place Jan Deardorff 555 loola Marlton 552 Manat 120 102 behind 25 to Edmondson 233 Botty Nylen 215: Dorothy tft tnir oh nziLun Smith 511 points Dave Benedict tallied 4 I A upir'Wi Sonion Doon Brody 523: Opol Grow 18 points and 12 assists for om ll Kta Lik 3Ui: rnti meyar lgvl niM 509 Buford Ashby 500 Steve Daley "has a stress frac ture in his left shin A Awesome Celts Pad Win Streak Goldenball avorites Roll I Brownsville Hiwny 377 0184 GARDENING TRACTOR CELEBRATE ARTESIAN NEW YEAR I I I helping Bell on the boards The Sheriffs also had eight assists and 11 steals compared to no steals and five steals by CYO Ron Vehrs Jr led CYO with 11 points Steven Scheer and Chris Garcia pulled five boards for CYO Tim Combs (17) and Sam Reed (15) combined for 32 points to help the Artesians dump Thomas Motors Jim Barrett grabbed a team high five rebounds and had four assists for the Artesians Steve Montgomery scored 11 points and grabbed six re bounds for Thomas Jeff Cos tello who scored nine points had nine rebounds for Thomas which outboarded Artesians 26 Darren Liebmann had 14 points and eight rebounds to lead Chico Towing to victory Shane Blake pulled eight boards for Sky Devils Twayne Rawls (15) Robert Turner (13) and Matt Ames (12) combined for 40 points as Summit Avenue advanced Robert Turner grabbed nine boards and Alvin Turner Rawls and Ames got seven each as Summit outrebounded OSL 30 26 73 Kings 118 Clippers 97 Reserves Ernie Grunfeld and By Associated Press A Boston Celtics Philadel phia 76ers game which pairs two of the biggest rivals in sports always result in a cliffhanger The two teams split their first 12 games last season and Boston won the 13th by one point en route to the National Basketball Association cham pionship On Sunday Philadelphia had a chance to even this series at 2 2 with a victory at home but by the time it was over 76ers coach Billy Cun ningham was ready to surren der 18 points respectively to lead Kansas City over San Diego The Kings took the lead for good with an 11 2 run that followed a 12 12 tie in the first quarter They led by 16 at halftime and by as many as 22 in the fourth period Tom Chambers scored 30 points for the Clippers who lost their sixth straight Bulls 98 Cavaliers 93 Artis Gilmore scored 20 points to lead Chicago Tractor Only Attachmpnts Jff'iqht and set up extra INANCING AVAILABLE SALE ENDS MAY 15 1982 Choose rom Over 20 Models 5 199 HP OR SALES AND SERVICE SEE Quality Lawn Garden Tractors Since 1946 and NOWin 1982 James Bell scored 21 points pulled 10 rebounds and had' three steals Saturday to lead the second seeded Sheriffs into the finals of the Intermedate Division in the 36th annual Kiwanis Goldenball Tourna ment The Sheriffs nipped CYO No 1 the third seeded team 37 35 to advance to fi nals against tournament favor ite Artesians The unbeaten Artesians belt ed Thomas Motors 53 43 In the Junior Division (fresh men and sophom*ores) semifi nals favored Chico Towing drilled fourth seeded Sky Dev ils 37 24 and third seeded Sum mit Avenue United Presbyterian Church upset second seeded Our Saviour Lu theran 49 46 Chico Towing and Summit Avenue square off at 6 pm Thursday for the Junior Divi sion championship The Sher iffs and Artesians battle at 7:15 for the Intermediate (jun iors and senioirs) title Both games will be played at Stu dent Center Gym at Olympic College The Sheriffs outrebounded CYO 23 15 with Tom Gonzales You couldn't pick a better time to pick up plenty ot Olympia beer because tor a limited time priced well below what youd expect to pay And besides that its the only official way to celebrate Artesian rL SAVE 82 1455 March 8 to April 3 Brewing Co Tumwater WA ABC RENTALS SAVE EVEN MORE! 85 5 SPEED Same As Above Except With 8 HP Engine ONLY SAVE 115 5 SPEED Same As Above Except With 11 HP Engine ONLY Toby Orr led all scor ers with 21 points Aaron ein added 15 points and 10 re bounds and Jason rueden stein pulled seven boards for OSL Scoring summaries iny ornrAhnard nnerp 1R i Braxton Defends WBCLH Title LAS VEGAS World Boxing Council light heavyweight champion Dwight Braxton knocked down Jerry Martin twice in the second round then battered him around the ring at will before referee Davey Pearl stopped the fight at 2:30 of the sixth round Braxton who began his pro fessional boxing career when he was released from the Rah way State Prison in New Jer sey in 1978 earned $100000 Call Puget Power now for a free home energy checkup And take your elbows off the table ft WHEEL HORSE lawn garden tractors Dtetftbuttd by Whey) Horw Inc South Bond IN 1 800 562 1482 or electric heat customers only Blazers 109 Mavericks 101 Jim Paxson scored 14 points said after Boston won its 15th and Mychal Thompson 11 in' straight game 123 111 after the third quarter as Portland leading by as many as 30 came from behind points were absolutely The Trail Blazers trailed 51 awesome They were intimi 44 at halftime but they out scored the Mavericks 16 6 to Wheel Horse I DOES IT AGAIN! I Check this Bargain 16 HP 1 ree who had missed two games with a hamstring inju ry had 12 points in the third period Adrian Dantley reached the 30 point plateau for the 30th time this season for Utah finishing with 38 Hawks 119 Pistons 111 Eddie Johnson scored 30 points and Atlanta outscored Detroit 20 11 in the final four minutes The victory was the third straight for the Hawks who won for the second straight game after Coach Kevin Loughery was ejected in the second period John Long led all scorers with 37 Celtics played as well points as any team Tve seen in the last five Cunningham 1RR 5 SPEED erattnn 16 HP Bnggb cunrro baianuuu Sspeed beavyuty transaxle Attachment i safety Interlock System Sealed beam headlights Optional Attachment: 30" PTO dnven Tiller 37" and 42" Mowers Rear Grass Bagger 37'isnowtbrower Snow piaoe I S1ngle levet spe our pe I directs0 dr0Stahc1 I higher scored the Mavericks 16 6 to The victory before a sellout open the third period and took crowd of 18364 at the Spec the lead for good with 55 sec trum left Boston two short of ends left in the quarter which its team record of 17 straight ended with Portland ahead 78 tnumphs set in the 1959 60 season Lakers 107 Rockets 102 Earvin Johnson Reggie Johnson scored 22 and scored 25 points and pulled down 19 rebounds as Los Ange les pulled away from a 99 99 tie to beat Houston The Lakers won although i Kareem Abdul Jabbar had to leave the game in the second period with an ankle sprain after scoring 12 points Abdul counterpart at cen ter Moses Malone went on to register 39 points and 17 re bounds for Houston Bucks 102 Nets 86 Marques Johnson scored 21 points and Bob Lanier added 19 as Milwaukee beat New Jersey for its fourth straight triumph Johnson scored 12 points in the first period as the Bucks took a 29 25 lead and they pulled away in the next two quarters as the Nets scored only 36 points Bullets 110 Knicks 109 i Greg Ballard scored 31 points and Kevin Grevey add ed 24 including a four point play after he was fouled while hitting a three point goal as Washington handed New York its fourth straight loss The Knicks trailed 97 84 be fore Randy Smith who scored all 18 of his points in the fourth period rallied them to a 105 104 edge But Grevey four point play put the Bullets ahead to stay Warriors 113 Jazz 102 Bernard King hit 27 points and World ree returned from an injury to score 26 as Golden State broke a five game losing streak and extended to 14 Staff Photo by Cliff McNair Jr It was just starting to hurt when this part of the pack crossed the Manette Bridge Saturdayearly in the Bremerton Bridge Classic They started at Olympic College crossed into Manette and came back via the Warren Avenue Bridge Larry Gorman (1182) eventually wound up 59th in the field of 364 finishers Kristine Arneson (1 151) placed 90th overall and first in the 13 and under division 31 i TK 9 woBBH 'I 1 BBSS? 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