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4 ELKO DAILY FREE PRESS, Elko, Nevada Friday, July 25, 1997 SECTION Local sports Stale little League SRSA swim finals Mine softball Scorelioard volleyball y' fin -u turday's action starting at 10 a.m. Sunday's play resumes at 9 a.m., with the finals to start at 1 p.m. Scoreboard volleyball The Scoreboard Sports Lounge in Spring Creek will sponsor a sand volleyball tournament Saturday, with proceeds to benefit the Spring Creek High School girls' volleyball team. The event is for 3-player teams, and begins at 10 a.m. The entry fee is $10 per player.

A chili cookoff also is slated for 3 p.m. Saturday. Businesses and individuals are invited to enter their favorite chili. Proceeds go to the SCHS bleacher fund. Entry forms are available at the Scoreboard and in newspaper advertisements.

In-line hockey Elko's ne in-line hockey league plays its weekly youth game at 8 a.m. Saturday and its adult game at 6 p.m. Sunday. Players of all ages are invited to show up, and can register by calling Jim Wickens at 778-9813. Games are played at Southside Park.

Elko Aztecas The Elko Aztecas soccer team is scheduled to play Sunday at the Wendover Deportivo Murguias. The Elko County Hispanic soccer league game is tentatively scheduled for 6 p.m. (MDT). Little League Nevada's state Little League Baseball finals for players ages 11-12 begin tonight at Elko's Ernie Hall Field, with one game each night at 8, District I champion Carson Valley plays tonight against District II champ Paradise Valley of Las Vegas. Host Elko, the District III titlist, plays the winner on Saturday.

The losers' bracket final is on Sunday, the finals are Monday and a second title game if needed is on Tuesday. The state champ advances to regional in San Bernadino, Calif. Swim finals Elko is holding the Snake River Swimming Association championship meet today, tomorrow and Sunday at Elko Municipal Pool. Eleven teams 10 from Idaho are entered with preliminary races at 8:30 each morning and daily finals starting at about 2:30 p.m. Mine tournament Softball-playing miners hold the 17th annual Elko Area Mine Fast-pitch Tournament tonight, Saturday and Sunday at the Cedar Street soft-ball complex.

The eight-team tournament features teams from Elko, Battle Mountain, Winnemucca and the White Pine-Eureka area. Two games are tonight at 7 p.m., with Sa- 1jQp.nl events: (Mark UniFret PitM) (Murk I.eniKn Presn) Carson runner Mike Suppe scampered back to third base as the Batter Aarik Wilson (19) of Fallon reached first base to beat out pickoff throw from the catcher bounced in the dirt. Reno West third an infield single just ahead of the throw to South Reno 's Jim baseman Josh Woolley covered on the play Tuesday at Kump Field. Wasson. South Reno went on to win Wednesday's game, 9-8.

Carlin plans fun run 1 A Scenes from the I Nevada Babe Rulh 'J Jfiffi Baseball 14-year- jf WrrrrM tournament at Elko's i Kump Field A f3S' A ,2: It'-w- mm i 8srjk; sessions, which will be taught at Mountain View Park by visiting British coaches. Players will be grouped according to age and ability. Parents and AYSO coaches will be able to attend two free coaching clinics. For more information, phone Mike and Deb McFarlane at 738-5410. Carlin organizers have announced a 3.5-kilometer fun run and a "poker walk" will be held on Saturday, Aug.

2, to benefit the Association for Civic Development's building fund for a community center. Both events hold registration at 7 a.m. and begin at 7:30 in the city park at and Hamilton Streets. Door prizes and T-shirts are planned. The fun run will give prizes to the first male and the first female to finish.

The entry cost is $12 for children and $15 for runners 12 and older. The poker walk entry is $15, with $3 going into the pot. Entrants pick up cards at checkpoints, and the best hand wins the pot. Soccer signups on Aug. 2 Elko's only youth soccer signups will be held Saturday, Aug.

2, at Northside Elementary School from 9 a.m. to noon. The league is open to players ages 4V4 and older as of July 31. Volunteers also are needed. For more information, phone Sue Smith at 738-7882.

(Murk l-iWrret I'rtss) (Murk Lenit-rvc Press I (Mark Lenzl-ree Press) Elko County pitcher Mike Mullin fired a Reno West's Ryan Warner, left, and Fallon coach Hal Galbraith, left, and home Elko outdoor volleyball Elko grass volleyball play is being held on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning at 5 p.m. at Johnny Ap-pleseed Park Britannia Soccer slated Elko's Britannia Soccer Camp is planned from July 28 to Aug. 1 for boys and girls ages 5 to 18. Players can sign up for full-day or half-day pitch during the team's second game Carson's Beau Server showed good plate umpire Frank Kerrdiscussed an obvious against Sparks American. Elko County sportsmanship, shaking hands after difference of opinion on the location of a called put a battle but bowed out in two games.

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