Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 12

12-The SUN. Flagstaff. Arizona, Sunday. June 3. 1979 Snowsharks Open Summer Season Monday Despite the inadequate facilities in the Flagstaff area, the Snowsharks have two current swimmers that have established themselves among the top swimmers in their respective age groups in Arizona.

Alan Coffelt, a sophomore at Flagstaff High School, recorded a second place finish in the last state championship meet. Eight-year-old Tommy Spangler also captured a runnerup spot in the past state championships in the 50-yard back stroke. Both will swim for the Snowsharks this summer. An $8-a-month and a $10-a-season fee is charged for youngsters interested in joining the Snowsharks. These costs are charged to pay operating and traveling expenses as well as the coachs salary.

For more information on tryouts for the Snowsharks summer squad contact Pickering at 779-2181 or Spangler at 526-3808. by Dennis Pickering, a recent graduate from Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in recreation with an acquatics emphasis. Pickering has just completed his first full year as coach of the Snowsharks. He is a former Oregon state 100-meter breast stroke champion and runnerup in the same event in the Northwestern championships. Pickering has been a registered Water Safety Instructor for three years and a former competitive swimmer for eight years.

According to Spangler, the group swims an average of 46 weeks per year with the more experienced team members swimming as many as three and four miles per day. six days a Dion Connelly, a 1979 graduate of Flagstaff High School and a long-time member of the Snowsharks, was recently awarded a swimming scholarship from Arizona State University, and will be one of the few members of the Sun Devil squad next season that com- The Flagstaff Snowsharks summer swimming session begins Monday with tryouts scheduled from a m. at the Eiks Club Pool, said Tom of the Snowsharks Parents Organization. The Snowsharks first summer meet is tentatively scheduled for June 23 or 30 and the organization plans to host three meets during the summer months, said Spangler. The team will also be represented in the Arizona Junior Olympics and the Arizona State Championships this summer.

-We re looking for kids with an interest in competitive swimming, said Spangler, a Junior high school history teacher. We want kids that have a basic knowledge of swimming and are interested in competing. The Snowsharks advanced team will work out this summer from 7-9 a.m. and the B-team swimmers work out from each morning. The group is coached peted only for a swimming dub and not a school team.

Every year we have a couple of outstanding swimmers ill at least one age group," explains Spangler. For the most part though, our swimmers are average. The really strong swimmers and swim clubs are located in the valley, where there are as many as 400 members on a team and year-round training facilities. By contrast, the Flagstaff team fluctuates from 45-75 members and Spangler lays part of the blame for the lack of interest in competitive swimming in Flagstaff to the lack of facilities. As many as 20 teams have indicated that they would like to come to Flagstaff for an AAU invitational, said Spangler.

But neither the East Flagstaff Junior High School pool nor the Elks Gub Pool meet AAU standards. Hopefully the soon-to-be completed pool at Flagstaff High School will meet AAU requirements. Kemper Open Up 1 Th McGee, Stadler Tied For Third Round Lead leaders. McGee set a course record Thursday with an 11-under par 61 to hold the first day lead in the Kemper, but he fell back into the pack on Friday with a two-over par 74. Stadler had a 69 on Friday to go with his opening round 62.

The co-leaders agreed that both had blown chances to put the tournament title out of reach. Weve both had a chance to put it away, McGee said after his third round. Now its just another golf tournament. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) Jerry McGee, after a blistering 6-under-par 30 on the front nine, ran into bogey trouble Saturday and tied Craig Stadler with a 12-under par 204 for the third-round lead in the Kemper Open Golf Tournament.

McGee, with six birdies over a seven-hole stretch that began the second hole on the Quail Hollow Country Club layout, made the turn at 15-under-par, one stroke ahead of Stadler, the second-round leader who carded a one-over par 73. Stadler, still looking for his first victory since joining the tour in 1976, then gave McGee a two-stroke advantage with a bogey on the 10th hole, but McGee, en route to a 69 for the day, had back-to-back bogeys on 11 and 12 to drop back into a tie. McGee then bogeyed the par-3 17th hole when a three-foot putt failed to drop. McGees best previous finish this year was a tie for fifth in the Byron Nelson, and he has taken home less than 828,000 this year. Former U.S.

Open champion Jerry Pate turned in the days best round, an 8-under-par 64, that gave him sole possession of third place one stroke back of the FLAGSTAFF LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM WON LOSS Twins 7 0 Cubs 5 3 Dodgers 4 3 Mets ......2 4 Yankees 2 4 Cardinals 1 7 ,11 iQ- n. Kick It! all out in an effort to move the ball downfield in the 5-6-year-old league. (SUNfoto by Dan Engler) THE ACTION was fast and furious in Saturday mornings Parks and Recreation soccer league. Here several youngsters are going Scoreboard Auburn. 39 (7.

3. LSU, 4, Texas Pro Baseball AMERICAN LEAGLE East Chicago. Kingman i IB). Martin 1 (7); San Francisco Ivie 161. Clark (6), McCovey i5i GB San Diego 001 002 000 3 6 0 Pittsburgh OOO 001 000 1 4 Perry and Kendall Candelaria, Romo (7).

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Twitchell (4). Glynn (6). Murray i9i and Trevino. Ntekro, Pel. GB GafSer iSiand Benedict W-Ntekro(6-28 j7 622 Glynn iO-Ii HRs New York, 26 19 578 2 Hebner (4 1.

Atlanta Bonnell (8), Homer 27 22 551 3 5) 24 22 522 41 20 26 435 8k 17 29 370 114 Montreal 100 000 000 1 7 0 Houston 010 000 Ola 271 NATIONAL LEAGIE I ait Tennis Tourneyl June 810 The Flagstaff Tennis Gub, Continental Country Club and the Flagstaff Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor the third annual Flagstaff Open Tennis tournament June 8-10. Craig Hardy, the No. 1 1 ranked mens singles player in the southwest will be on hand in an attempt to defend his title. His toughest competition should come from Flagstaffs Tavo Martinez, the head professional at Continental Country Gub and a former All America player while at Miami! University. Other top entrants in the mens singles I division include Craig Marshall, who was one of the top players for the Lumberjack team last season and Todd Mason, who will be on the Axerl tennis team.

In the womens division I the top entrants are Colette Kessler and Chris Penn of Phoenix. For further information! contact Doug Degher at 774-833. Montreal St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago New York 40 07 5. Tennessee, 45 30. 6, Texas.

45 32 1.500 meters-1. Don Paige, Villanova. 3 39 20 2. Ross Donoghue, St John s. 3 39 27 3.

Todd Harbour, Baylor. 3 39 64 4. Kipsubi Koskei, New Mexico. 3 39 76 5, Danny Aldridge. Cal Poly.

3 40 72. 6, Andy Clifford. Cal-Berkeley, 3 40 84 400 meter hurdles-i, James Walker, Auburn. 48 68 2. Dennis Otno, Mississippi St 49 76 3, Barton Williams.

49 78 4. Jeff Dlls, Eastern Michigan. 50 08 5. Gregg Byram, Oklahoma 50 28 6. Karl Williams, Virginia.

50 51. 400-meter dash-1. Kasheef Hassan, Oregon State. 45 18. 2.

Leslie Kerr, Texas 45 51. 3. Ronnie Hams, Tennessee 45 79 4. Walter McCoy, Florida St 45 93 5. Anthony Blair, 46 12 6 Greg Hill.

LSU. 46 21. High Jump-1. Nat Page, Missouri, 7-4 2 James Frazier. ARizona, 7-3.

3. Jeff Woodard. 7-3Vi. 4, James Pringle. Florida 7-2V, 5, Gail Olson, Illinois.

72V, 6. Mike Lattany, Michigan. 7-2Y, 200-meters-l. Greg Foster, UCLA, 20 22 2. LaMonte Kng.

Cal-Innne, 20 55 3 Don Coleman. Oregon, 20 64 4, Rich Edwards Houston, 20 75. 5, Otis Melvin. East Carolina, 20 81. 8, Vince Jones Illinois State.

20 83. 800-meters-l. Don Paige, Villanova, 1 46 18 2. Jack McIntosh, Western Michigan 1 46 76 3. David Omwanza, 1 46 81 4 Dan Futrell.

1 46 87 5, Peter Lemashon UTEP. 1 46 93. 6, Owen Hamilton. Texas. 1 47 28 5 000 meters-1.

Sydney Maree, Villanova. 13 20 63 NCAA record, old record 13 21 79 set by Harry Rono of Washington State in 1978). 2, Rudy Chapa. Oregon. 13 25 39 3, Adrian Leek.

East Tennessee St 13 37 82 4, James Rotich. UTEP. 13 42 24 5. Jim Stmtzt. Wisconsin.

13 44 69 6, Dan Fulton. Oregon State. 13 50 27. 1.600 meter relay-1, LSU 3 04 67. 1, Texas.

3 04 67. 3. Florida State, 3 OS 62 4. Tennessee. 3 05 67.

5, Kansas. 3 06 63 6. USC. 3 07 60 Schatzeder. Sosa (7) and Carter; CB Andujar and Ashby W-Andujar (5-3).

West 9 Pet. Houston Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Atlanta 31 23 28 22 26 27 26 28 25 30 19 32 574 -560 1 491 44 481 5 455 8 Mi 373 10-4 Softball Sosa i2-2i. Sunday's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDTl American league (All Time. IDT) Chicago (Wortham 64) at New York (Hunter 04i. 2 Boston iTorrez 4-3 1 at Minnesota (Erickson 0-5 1.

2 15 Milwaukee i Haas 3-3 at Kansas City (Gale 5-3i 2 35 Cleveland i Paxton 3-2 1 at California (Ryan 6-3i. 4 00 pm Detroit i Morris 2-1) at Oakland (Johnson 1-7 1. 4 30 pm Toronto iLemongello 14) at Seattle (Parrott 2-1 1. 4 35 pm Baltimore iPalmer 6-2) at Texas (Alexander 2-3 1. 8 35 National League San Diego lOwchinko 2-1) at Pittsburgh i Robinson 4-3 1.

1 05pm. Philadelphia iRulhven 6-3 and Espinosa 5-5 1 at Cincinnati (Moskau 4-2 and Hume 34 or Norman 24), 2, 1 15 pm San Francisco iHalicki 5-3) at Chicago tHoltzman 44). 2 15 Los Angeles iHooton 4-2) at St Louts (Vuckovich 4-3 1. 2 15 pm New York (Swan 44l at Atlanta (Mahler 2-4 1 7 05 Montreal i Rogers 5-2 1 at Houston (Niemann l-Oi 8 35 pm Track and Field At Champaign, June 2 Javelm-1. Tom Sinclair, Washington, 261-3 2 Mike Guskus.

Glassboro St 7519 3 Jari Keihas BYU, 2494 4, Ted Demill. UCLA. 248-4 5. Gene Lorenzen. Washington.

241-10 6, Gene Lorenzen. Washington St 242-10 Pole vault-1. Paul Pilla, Arkansas St 174Va 2 Randy Hall, Texas 174V 3. Jon Warner. UCLA, 174v.

4, Anthony Curran UCLA, I74a 5, Greg Woepse San Jose St 174s. 6, (tie) Tim McDonald. Cal Polv and Jerry Mulliga. USC. 164 Discus-1.

Bradley Cooper, Florida St 209-9 2 Svein Walvtk, UTEP, 207. 3 Tim Fox Oregon St 201-7. 4, Ray Burton Oregon. 201-5. 3, Brent Geringer.

Northern Iowa, 1994 6, Mark Baughman Houston, 195-1. Triple jump-1. Nate Cooper, Villanova 56 1V 2, Dennis Ivory, Maryland 55-3 3. Robert Cannon, Indiana 54 7 4 Mike Marlow, 53 7 5, Maxwell Peters. 5j 24, 6, Greg Caldwell Houston.

53-V, 3,000 meter steeplechase-1, Henry Rono Washington St 8 17 92 2 Amos Konr. Villanova. 8 23 13 3. Hillary Tuwei. Richmond, 8 24 46 4, Thom Hunt.

Arizona 8 26 73 5. Sam James, Tennessee I 30 26 6. Randy Jackson, Wisconsin. 6 30 69 400 meter USC 38 35 2, Amertean League Boston OOO 200 000 2 61 Minnesota 020 230 Ola 8 10 0 Rainey Hasslen5 Burgmeier (5) and Allenson 0 Berry i8. Goltz and Wynegar 9 Goltz 5-5 1 Rainey (3-3 1 HR Minnesota Rivera (1).

Detroit 200 003 103 9 1 5 0 Oakland INK) 010 020 -3 3 0 Morris Tobik 8i and Parnsh, Minneto Todd 2 1 Lacey 161 Norris (8), Hamilton 9i and Essian Moms (3-ll Minetto i2-lt. HR Oakland, Essian 2 1 Chirago 722001 100-7 12 0 New York OOO OOO 000- 0 3 0 Kravec and May Beattie, Clay (4), Kaat (9i and Munson. Narron Kravec i6-3i Beattie (3-21 HRs Chicago Bannister 2 Lemon (5). Milwaukee 020 001 000- 3 9 0 Kansas (its 300 OOO Ola- 4 1 1 1 Travers Cleveland i3, Augustine (8) and Martinez Splittorff and Porter Spiittorff 8-4i L-Cleveland (1-3) HR Kansas City McRae 1 4 1. Baltimore OKI 010 201 3 14 0 Texas 400 000 000- 4 7 0 Martinez Stewart 1 Martinez (8).

Slanhouse i9i and Skaggs, Jenkins, Farmer 181 Lyle 1 8 1 and Sundberg Martinez 1 3-1 1 Lyle (3-51 HRs Baltimore Singleton 1 14 1, Garcia (3), Cleveland 000 001 100- 2 9 2 California OOO (Mil 04 3 1 1 0 Garland Monge 1 8 1 Cruz (8) and Alexander Aase Clear (7) and Downing W-Clean5-li Garland (24) HRs California Ford 5 1. Atkens (7). Toronto 0020030016 Seattle 0000001102 E-Woods Bosetti DP Toronto 1, Seattle 1 LOB-Toronto 5, Seattle 5 2B-Griffin 2. Bochte 2 HR Howell (5), Aingefl) SB-Cruz Bosetti S-Bailor National League Philadelphia OOO 100 010 2 8 0 Linrinnali OOO 003 10 4 10 1 Lerch Bird i7i and McCarver, Rader (6). LaCoss Bair 181 and Bench W-LaCoss 60i L-Lerch (241 HRs Cincinnati Foster i7i, Griffev (8).

Nan Franriseu 120 020 201 8 14 1 Lhirago 202 (H)l 010 6 II 1 Knepper Moffitt 6i, Lavelle (8) and Hill Sadek 8i Hollziuan, McGlothen (4l Tidrow i7 1 and Foote Blackwell (8). W-Moltitl il 2i L-Tidrow(l-l) HRs PL4 EMENT TOl RNAMENT (GIRLS' SLOW-PITCH) June 1, 1979 AZ Title 8, ATI 1, VNB 9, Bozo's 7, 14, -2, Labor 383 -20, FCH 0, Jenkins Oil 20, Wienerschmtzel -18, Kingsmark 16, Waynes ST 9, Umv Gasser 14, Wonder Woman 10. Granny's 7, Choice Butts 6, Magana 11, Coors 3, Spag Station 11, Conn Pest 2, Kingsmark 25, Jenkins Oil 6, Labor 383 10, 9 PLA4.EMEN1 101 RNAMENT (WOMEN'S SLOW June 2 VNB 16. Az Title 11. Flag Vend II.

Gregory Kingsmark 9. Wonder Women 8, Choice Butts 9. Labor 383 7, VNB 12. Coors 3. Flag Vend 18.

Conn Pest 8 Softball Tourney Scheduled The Flagstaff Parks and I Recreation Department has announced that it is now accepting entries for the eighth annual Old I Timers Softball Tournament, which will be played June 22-24. The entry fee is $80 and I should be sent to: Old Timers Tournament, co Flagstaff Parks and Recreation, P.O. Box 1208, Flagstaff. Deadline for entries is June 15 at 5 p.m. I Checks should be made payable to the city of Flagstaff and team rosters should be mailed in with! the entry fee.

The tournament is open High Game Women. Melody Kehl 225, to all players 28 years Of High Series Women Melody Kehl 520, 0ge or older. For further High Team Game Sky HI Lanet 591 High Team Sertea. Sky Hi Lanea 1630 information Call 779-4154. Summer Country Folks League Sky Hi Lanei 7 Team No 8 7 Team No 6 6 Team No 5 4 Venture Roofing 4 Modem Motor 3 St Phillips Assoc 3 Flagstaff Boys Girls Club 2 Team No 10 2 Team No 7 2 rlFEJgnUlKICalfTniif'O'lljVA'OIltl:.