Elko Daily Free Press from Elko, Nevada • 15

Friday, May 6, 1994 ELKO DAILY FREE PRESS, Elko, Nevada 15 Motocrms rnrzW: Sports Elko race results listed season to start holds season opener Saturday pass to a Summit race with each test drive and a season pass with each vehicle purchased. CluB officials reported sponsors have been found for all of this year's night races, although additional sponsors still are being sought for the end of the season Gold Rush races and for individual drivers. For more information about NNMSA persons can phone club secretary Linda Foster at 738-8810. Summit Elko race track Elko's Summit Raceway begins its 1994 auto season Saturday with its second annual Mac McMorrow Tribute Race. The races are held by the Northern Nevada Motor Sports Association.

Summit, a quarter-mile dirt track raceway, is located just south of Elko off the Lamoille Highway. Time trials begin at 1 pjn. with racing to start at 3. Trophy dashes, heat races and main event races will be held in each of Summit's four car classes pure stock, mini stock, stock car and sportsman. In addition, a special pure stock race with a revolving trophy will be held in McMorrow's honor.

He was a founding member of NNMSA, an avid pure stock owner and the club's vice president when he suffered a fatal heart attack two years ago. Kent Pyle of Battle Mountain won last year's inaugural McMorrow race, and will be back to defend his title. I I I 1 4A' 1 i 1 1 ij p. p3 i (jfi. Wijr.) Elko's NNMSA, which begins racing tomorrow, sold $3,300 in race tickets to Dale White Motors in a sales promotion.

Shown from left are NNMSA president Dave White, Dale White, NNMSA secretary Linda Foster and NNMSA vice president Gary Porter. ECDRA has postponed races planned by the club May 21-22 in Battle Mountain. The club will hold a Night Super-X race on June 15. Signups begin at 530 p.nu, practice at 650 and the race is at 7. Racing fees are $15 ($10 for peewees) for members, and $20 ($15 for peewees) for non-members.

Club members competed April 30 and May 1 in the second leg of the Wild West Series in Boise, Idaho. Among those placing were Tony Still (1st in the 30 and older division), Tony Morfin (2nd and 3rd, 60cc), John Jensen (6th, 125cc novice), Ty Carson (2nd, 125cc novice), Jimmy Algerio (3rd, 125cc novice), Chris Strong (2nd, 25 and older and 9th, 25cc pro), Russell Boyd (10th, 125cc novice), Jeff Carson (1st, 40 and older) and Christopher DeNeef Cariin races this weekend Carlin's Gold Rush Motocross Park will hold regular races tomorrow and Sunday. Both days' race schedule calls for gates to open at 7:30 a.m. with signups at 8, practice at 9 and racing at 10. Admission is $5 for persons 12 and older, $3 for ages 6-11 and senior citizens and free for those younger than 6.

For more information persons can phone Terry or Linda Summers at 754-6248. Chris Price and Jason Wahlstrom each had two hits. Giants: Steve Bit- ton and Halverson had one hit each. Dodgers 13, Athletics 5 Chris Powers and Temo Ortiz pitched for the Dodgers; Julian Stevens, Craig Cunningham and Manuel Alvarado pitched for the Athletics. Dodgers: Chris Chapman, Mike Ike, Tyler Madigan, Jose Marin, Cory Wenzel and Ortiz had two hits each and Scott Carone had one.

Athletics: Cunningham had two hits and Alvarado, Joe Heguy, Stevens, Kenny Sherman and Mike Anchondo each had one. Giants 17, Orioles 7 Tony Richardson pitched for the Giants; Brennen Ashby and Lando Morse pitched for the Orioles. Giants: Ben Halverson had five hits, Mike Cauley and Mike Davis had two each and Kevin Nelson, Richardson, Travis Gilmore and Marcus Bagby had one each. Orioles: Ashby had two hits. Braves 13, Phillies 5 Rusty Torell and Chris McGhee pitched for the Braves; Kirk Shepard, Brian Hill, Joaquin Hernandez and Mitch Law-son pitched for the Phillies.

Braves: Torell had two hits and Matt Cra-craft, Billy Mangum and Ryan Still had one each. Phillies: Mike Oster had three hits and Joe Hickey, Derrick Gibson, Jack Hastings, Shepard and Lawson had one each. Pirates 20, Red Sox 6-Dusty Gil-bertson and Derek McCoy pitched for the Pirates; Brett Hoffman and Drew Forsythe pitched for the Red Sox. Pirates: McCoy and Marc Huerta had four hits each, Gilbertson had three and Bobby Stefanko, Rory La-Duke, Chris Gojanovich, Trevor Custer, Michael Daley and Ryan Workman each had one. Red Sox: Jered fj TCI Cablevision of Nevada, Inc.

li iiiAl Wr-rt Ukit lckhim into Umtomm, Elko County Dirt Riders Association (ECDRA) held motocross races April 23-24 at Summit Raceway. Results: Saturday (motocross) A TV: 1, Martin Reyes, Elko; 2, Robert Stewart, Elko; 3, Ken Finlayson, Elko. 250cc pro: 1, Chris Strong. Elko. 250ct A MA: 1, J.T.

Summers, Cariin. 50cc 1, Patrick Jones, Elko; 2, Christopher DeNeef Elko; 3, Bryan Jones, Elko. 60cc 1, Jimmy Nelson, Battle Mountain; 2, Wayne Calkins, Battle Mountain. 60cc 1, Tony Morfin, Elko; 2, Mitch Goller, Battle Mountain; 3, Derrick Tybo, Elko. 60cc beginner 1, Patrick Jones, Elko.

Vets: 1, Jonathan Dobbs, Elko; 2, Jeff Carson, Elko; 3, Tony Still, Elko. 125cc novice: 1, Shaun Stewart, Boise; 2, Ty Carson, Elko; 3, Jon Kath, Elko; 4, John Jensen, Elko. 125cc AMA: 1, Russell Boyd, Elko. 80cc novice: 1, Jimmy Nelson, Battle Mountain; 2, Wayne Calkins, Battle Mountain; 3, Joe Goller, Battle Mountain. Sunday (smooth scramble) A TV: Ken Finlayson, Elko; 2, Robert Stewart, Elko.

250cc AMA: 1, Jimmy Cooney, Elko. 50cc: 1, Christopher DeNeef, Elko; 2, Patrick Jones, Elko; 3, Brian Jones, Elko. 60cc 1, Tony Morfin, Elko; 2, Derrick Tybo, Elko; 3, Brad Thornburg, Elko. 60cc beginner 1, Patrick Jones, Elko. Vets: 1, Nick Collin, Elko; 2, Jeff Carson, Elko; 3, Tony Still, Elko.

125cc novice main: 1, Jimmy Al-gerio, Elko; 2, Ty Carson, Elko; 3, Jon Kath, Elko. 125cc novice main: 1, Mike Kath, Elko; 2, Ryan Guthrie, Elko; 3, Ray Mow-ery, Elko. 125cc AMA: 1, Russell Boyd, Elko. 80cc novice: 1, Doug Bartel, Elko; 2, Jeff Jensen, Elko. Results of games played recently in the Major division of the Elko Little League Baseball program: Dodgers 12, Cubs 1 Chris Chapman and Jose Marin pitched for the Dodgers; Evan Rhodes pitched for the Cubs.

Dodgers: Mike Ike had four hits, Marin and Cory Wenzel had two each, with Marin hitting a home run, and Chris Powers, Tyler Madigan and Brett Diaz each had one. Cubs: Danny Eklund had the lone hit. Braves 17, Giants 2 Ryan Still pitched for the Red Sox; Ben Halvor-son and Mike Cauley pitched for the Giants. Braves: Rusty Torell, Still, Ruby Mountain little League Spring Creek teams in Ruby Mountain Little League Baseball will have team photos taken for its T-Ball, Minor, Major and Senior divison teams on Saturday, May 21, at the Spring Creek Marina beginning at 8:30 a.m. Coaches should check with league secretary Janet McFall at 738-6483 or 738-1744 for times.

Coaches should keep in mind each team, its coaches and manager needs to be in uniform with gloves 15 minutes before its scheduled time. Players must have a photo packet and money ready to present prior to the photo session. No retakes are available due to scheduling. A meeting for team moms is set for 6 p.m. tonight.

Team photo packets and candy for fund-raisers will be distributed. Moms can phone 738-6113 for directions. lw la mi 4. UfU r. Vl ly-j (two lsts in 50cc).

Also entered were Lucas Still in 125cc novice, J.T. Summers in 125cc amateur, Joe DeLeon in 125cc novice and Jeff Jensen. The next Wild West race is tomorrow and Sunday in Ogden, Utah. labmiUcd pkotol Lucas Still of the ECDRA club raced his J25cc bike during last weekend's Wild West Series in Boise. Betancourt and Michael Mullin had one hit each.

Giants 10, Phillies 7 Kevin Nelson pitched for the Giants; Derrick Gibson and Mike Oster pitched for the Phillies. Giants: Tony Richardson had three hits, Steve Bitton, Ben Halverson and Eric Goicoechea had two each and Nelson and Ryan Gris-wold each had one. Phillies: Joe Hickey and Eloy Shelly had two hits each and Jason Zander and Jack Hastings each had one. Minor League A Division Giants 7, Twins 6 Braves 14, Angels 4 Division Cubs 10, Senators 3 RANDALL CHAVEZ BROl'JU iiiiiaiiiii IVteClellciEi JAeiSKI; LBIJA THE f.lOST SiiocmriG upsets in coxiriG IllSTOIlYAni: THE MOST EXCITiriG RE.tATCUES OP nWIm Saturday, May 7 Doors open 5 p.m. Sportsbar, Club Max Ballroom Tickets $10.00 Concessions will be served R6D uon inn casino 2065 Idaho St.

NV 89801 Refunds will not Issued in tht avtnt of technical difficulties. -ji -r VI am Car show, runs slated on Sunday The Corvette Club of Northern Nevada will hold its second annual "Bring in the Sun Run," on Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. in the city park area. The event will be held in the vicinity of Big Orv's Playground and a poker run is scheduled for 10 a.m. Horseshoes and barbecuing will begin at noon.

Those planning on eating should bring their own food and drinks. Awards and drawings for prizes are scheduled for 4 p.m. and everyone is invited to attend. Vehicle owners are invited to bring their show cars, pickups. 4x4s and bikes to the secured show area.

Anyone wishing more information should contact Steve Loveridge, 738-3174, or Van Jorgensen, 7534785. Spartans play at Yerington With two last shots at its first conference win, Spring Creek High School's baseball team treks to Yerington on Saturday for its final dou-bleheader of the regular season. The Nevada AA League series is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. The Spartans' young team, 5-15 (0-8 conference), is trying to snap a 10-game skid since beating Virginia City on April 8. The team has been hampered by an all-FroshSoph roster as well as no home field to practice on.

On May 13-14, the Spartans compete in the central division playoffs, which are held to qualify for the state tournament. As a team, Spring Creek is batting .283. The pitching staff has an earned run average of 5.92. Probable starters for Spring Creek on Saturday will be sophomore Mi-cah Kraintz (1-6, 5.16 ERA) pitching, sophomore Josh Bottari (.189) catching, freshman Mike Ross (.488) at first base, sophomore Keith Demaline (.368) at second, sophomore Mike Ostrander (.450, 2 HRs) at shortstop, freshman Andy Upton (.218) at third, freshman Jake Tybo (.269) in left field, sophomore Jim Chantrill (.125) in center and freshman Erin Hall (.250) in right. As a batter.

Kraintz is hitting .436 with one homer. Ross (24. 3.71 ERA) is to pitch the second game. Among other changes, sophomore Nate Lehmann (.174) is to catch, sophomore Nick Welsch (.185) will be at first base and Kraintz will play center field. 'Jul.

i i 1 J' IS If Most of last year's other top drivers also are expected to return. Mini stock champion Jared Aschenbach is back in car No. 24U, John Cashell is set to defend his pure stock title and in the sportsman class Craig Mae-stretti of Austin will try to hold off several challengers. One difference will be in the street stock class, where defending champion Randy Hadlock has moved up to the NorCal Circuit Among thos vying to take his place will be last year's runner-up, Robert Allred in No. 44, and Bob Massie in No.

28. Club officials said this should be a very entertaining season of racing, and invited fans to attend. Admission Saturday is $10 per carload. NNMSA also reported making $300 in advance ticket sales from a recently finished promotion with Dale White Motors. During April, the auto dealership gave customers a vi 3 ner of Winnemucca and Katie Marvel of Battle Mountain.

Pole Bending Cody Winchell, Brandi Lehman and Marrisa Sulprizio. Breakaway Roping Jody Tyn-dall, Georgia Sims and Sidney Hunt Boys Cutting Ryan Long, JP Burke and Ryan Wetzel. Bareback Chaz Mitchell, Jeremy Bledsoe and Jeremy Marin. Saddle Bronc Clay Pennington, Mitch Hubel and Will Slagowski. Bull Riding Tony Mendes, Mike Morrison and Waco McGill.

Steer Wrestling Mitch Hubel, Cass Glover and Bear Joanette. Team Roping Mark Marriott and Heath Jones, Sherri DeLong and Lindsey DeLong, and Steve Com-messer and Mitch Hubel. Calf Roping Steve Corn-messer, Jack Gardner and Jason Vahs. All-around Mitch Hubel with Steve Cornmesser as runner-up. Halene Gardner finished as the runner-up to Cody Winchell.

Ryan Wetzel won the boys' rookie award and Gardner won the girls'. This week's rodeo is being hosted by Washoe Valley and scheduled at the Gandolfo Arena in Sparks. 34 TV v. lS J' 1 1 ai WW Cody Winchell of Wells won the barrel racing, goat tying and pole bending at the Winnemucca High School Rodeo last weekend and was awarded a saddle as the all-around cowgirl. Wells' Cody Winchell wins girls' rodeo title flaflltilsiE Cody Winchell of Wells brought home the all-around cowgirl saddle from last weekend's Winnemucca High School Rodeo, where she finished first in the barrel racing, goat tying and pole bending.

Chaz Mitchell of Elko also continued his domination of the bareback event with another first-place performance. Other local contestants placing at the Winnemucca show were Sonia Sims of Starr Valley, third in barrel racing and fourth in team roping; her twin sister Georgia Sims, second in breakaway roping and fourth in team roping Ira Slagowski of Pine Valley, fifth in the bareback; his cousin Will Slagowski, third in saddlebronc; Mike Morrison of Wells, second in the bull riding; Sam Marvel of Pleasant Valley, fourth in cutting; and Candy Zunino of Jiggs, tenth in the barrel racing and cutting. The top three finishers in each event at Winnemucca were: Barrel Racing Cody Winchell, Sammie King of Battle Mountain, and Sonia Simms. Goat Tying Cody Lori Brown and Rosie Garavente of Eureka. Girls Cutting Jennifer Mas-saro and a tie between Halene Gard FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP REMATCHES RANDALL-CHAVEZ, BROWN-NORRIS, McCLELlAN -JACKSON, NELSON-LEIJA SATURDAY.

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