THE PLAIN DEALER MONDAY, JULY 15, 1996 SUMMER OLYMPICS tuneup game 5 follows the script Miller leads Dream Team rout of Greece FROM WIRE REPORTS The Dream Team showed the favorite to win the gold medal with a 128-62 umph over Greece yesterday front of a sellout crowd of the RCA Dome. Sparked by hometown Reggie Miller, the U.S. squad jumped out to a 20-3 the opening four minutes never challenged. It was the most one-sided for Dream Team III, which Orlando, for the phase of its pre-Olympic tions. The U.S.
team of NBA Stars opens its Olympic against Argentina on Saturday Atlanta. came out at the of the game ready to go about business, working on the Today, finally showed where to be defensively," Lenny Wilkens said. "We've working on it and we're better every day. The best about the five games played is we're just now feel for each other." Miller, whose possible tion from the Indiana unrestricted free agent been the subject of much tion' in the city where played his nine-year 'scored the game's first fast break and had seven team's first nine points. The Dream Team had advantage in fast-break Miller led the way with 21 in 1.
to a 4 ca why Olymtri- in 36,702 favorite Olympic lead in and was win heads final preparaAll- schedule in beginning our defense. we coach been getting thing that we getting a defecPacers as has speculahe has career, basket on of his points, BOX SCORE. a 27-2 points. including a 3-pointer as time expired. His total was the most by any member of the team in the exhibition series.
"The fans have always treated me with much respect here in Indiana. I do think we have the best fans in the professional game," Miller said. "To have 35,000 plus, it was a great moment." The Greeks, who were 6-3 in previous exhibition games, never drew closer than 11 points. Helped by nine first-half steals, including three by Miller, the Dream Team led, 74-34, at halftime, shooting 62 percent (26-of42). Greece shot 34.5 (10-of-29) in the opening half and was outrebounded, 28-15.
The Dream Team had six players finish in double figures. Karl Malone had 19, followed by Grant Hill with 15. "We're very confident that we're going in, and we're going to win," Charles Barkley said. "They may consider it arrogrant. We're going to go in and we're going to win the gold medal." "Coach wanted me to come out and get things started," said Gary Payton, a late addition to the Dream Team after Milwaukee's Glenn Robinson withdrew with an injury.
"We have a great team, and we have our eyes on the gold medal. Winning the gold and playing for your country is a great honor and will always be good memories for 1:44.10. Age 30-to-34: Carolyn Jacober, 2, Paula Norris, 3, Tracey Dobos, 1:43.26. Age 35-to-39: 1, Kim Weaver, 2, Roma Dirienzo, 3, Gwen Wright, 1:32.44. Age 40-to-44: 1, Linda Erick, 2, Deb Bogden, 1:57.38.
Age 45-to-49: 1, Martha Many, 2:02.07. Age 50-and-over: 1, Johanna Moore, 2:09.19. RELAY TEAMS 1, Mara Van Der Oord and Mike Busa, 2, Rick Cadwell and Jayne Kramic, 1:35.37: 3, Aaron Thompson and Colleen Sly, 1:39.35. FOOTBALL CLEVELAND TOUCH FLAG WEST Outlaws 7. Dawgs 0 Pizza King 33, Beers D'T's Saloon Dawgs 12.
19, 12 Outlaws 29. 0 Cowboys 34, 0 De Nobiles 15, 0 Park Heights Patriots 25, Mob Squad Raiders 12 Renegade Racing 19. Hitmen 6 Titans 23, De Nobiles 22 USFTL BUD LIGHT SUMMER Touch Division Islander Grille 12, Horvat's 0 Islander Grille 22, Corner Cafe 6 12, Corner Cafe 14, 7 Flag Division Vikings 20, Brickhouse 0 Lench Mob 6, Vikings 0, OT Lench Mob 19, Gang Green 0 Skinny's 13, Gang Green 6 GOLF BRUNSWICK OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Brunswick Hill G.C. How they finished Scratch: 1. Dave Winpisinger 77; 2.
Glynn Prisce 78; 3. Dave Kriak 79; 4. Steve Korinchak 80; 5. (tie) Tony Oaks, Phil Laba 82. Net: 1.
Matt Borling 68 (won in playoff); 2. Tim Miller 68; 3. Jack Hurray 69; 4. Jerry Sable 70; 5. (tie) Bruce Forge, John Docherty, 'FATHER Trepkowski 71.
SON CLASSIC at Mastick Woods 1. Tom Logan Hronis 36; 2. Jeff Andrew Staker 36: 3. Tom Jason Denk 37; 4. Mike Michael Shockley 38; 5.
Doug Brian Poe, Carl Ryan Brown, Jim Corry Stevens, Dawn Jake Humphrey 40. ROLLER HOCKEY ROLLER WORLD Ice Dogs 7, Avalanche 6 Sharks 8. Sun Devils 5 Contour Hockey 9, The Rage 7 Devils 1, Cleveland Spts. 0 RUNNING NEV CHANDLER 5K COMMUNITY CHALLENGE Men Overall: Steve Housley, 15:22. Masters: Dennis Kollai, 17:10.
14 under: 1. Alex Popesco, 2. Adam Groves, 3. Tony Radakovich, 22:59. 15-19: 1.
Andy Slack, 2. Rich Boehm, 3. Greg Willis, 18:05. 20-24: 1. Dave Norton, 2.
Jerry Tapp, 3. Scott Pickel, 19:40. 25-29: 1. Austin Morrow, 2. Jeff Ganor, 3.
Steve Bottcher. 17:07. 30-34: 1. Matt Schakel, 2. Jeff Samella, 3.
Bill Rahlfs, 18:00. 35-39: 1. Joe Magilf, 2. Dennis Dobos, 3. Joel Cambron, 18:16.
40-44: 1. Moulay Meziane, 2. Jeff Eldridge, 3. Doug Sanker, 20:35. 45-49: 1.
Bill Stross, 2. Dan Bellinger, 19:46.3: 3. Ken Ender, 19:46.9 50-59: 1. Bob Kuebler, 2. Ken Neuzil, 3.
Harold Babbitt, 20:52. 60 over: 1. Matt Norris, 2. Armond Masse, 3. Bruce Clark, 23:24.
Heavyweight: 1. Tom Pettrella, 2. James Bostick, 3. Mike Poretsky, 21:10. Women 14 under: 1.
Kaitlin Chambers, Overall: Kristen Bardou, 18:53. Masters: Martha Wessel, 21:49. a 2. Kristin Kelly, 3. Hallie Stock, 22:26.
15-19: 1. Karyn Kelly. 2. Katherine Drap, 20:29: 3. Lisa Gornik, 21:19.
20-24: 1. Millissa Rittenhous, 2. Tish Rozewski, 3. Monica Weglicki, 22:41. Kara Kelly Sharp, Dana Varga, 25-29: 1.
Mary Beth Fuerst, yer 2. 22:28. 30-34: 1. Janet Nolan, 2. Juli Marley, 3.
Diane Harbart and Lorainne Jeffrey (tie), 24:21. 35-39: 1. Karen McKeehan, 2. Mary Beth Duffy, 3. Amanda Jacobs.
22:18. 40-44: 1. Wendy Eldridge, 2. Eileen Pologi, 3. Ellen Chrisman, 23:13.
1. Gail Opaskar, 2. Blair Hodgman, 23:45. 50-59: 1. Lynn Brian, 29:09.
Power: Nancy Klepak, 2. Linda Bodnar, 3. Judy Wozniak, 27:10. BEDFORD HTS. CHAMPIONSHIP Men TWO MILE Overall: 1.
Bartram Gregory, 2. Ross Justin, 3. Rob Thomas, 10:48. 8 under: 1. Steven Wentz, 2.
Jason Walsh. 3. Andrew Collins. 9-10: 1. Ross Alex, 2.
Kyle Collins, 3. Ross Krajewski, 15:35. 11-12: 1. Damien Howley. 2.
Aaron Johnston-Pock, 3. Jeremy Slack, 14:13. 13-14: 1. Christopher Monaco, 2. David Kallerig, 3.
Ralph Clemens. 15-19: Chris Raines, 10:56. 25-29: John Chlysta, 18:26. 30-34: Jeff Fisher, 11:33. 35-39: Vincent Walls, 11:13.
40-44: Mike Minnozzi, 11:42. 45-49: Calvin Lampkin, 12:20. 55-59: Griffin Lew, 13:06. 65 over: Gene Gheri, 19:08. FIVE MILE Overall: 1.
Jeff Heiser, 2. Mike McKenna, 3. John Hopple, 4. John Foland, 5. Ben Weeman, 26:06.
Masters (over 40): 1. Scott ASSOCIATED PRESS Hakeem Olajuwon blocks a shot by Nikolaos Economou of Greece during the Dream Team's 128-62 victory. AMATEUR 3-8 Mr Gs 22-18, Benvenue 18-16 Jacks Tavern 13-6, Riser Foods 3-2 MBE Trucking 14-6, Precision Siding 6-1 BRECKSVILLE MEN Car Jewelry 9-13, EC's Pizza 8-7 KSKJ 11-17, Crown Tool 10-7 9-8, Broadway Pub 8-7 7 Venditti Electric 7-3, Darling Fire Safety 4-8 Emerald City Jewelry 7, Kola Inc. 3 London Pickle 1 12-15, Santino's 3-4 Nicsand 14-8, Concrete 1-4 London Pickle 3-11, LPW 0-7 Buckeye Metals 17-10, Club Secrets 7-7 American Metal Recycling 14-8, Hrubys 4-3 JT Remodeling 7-9, Carpenter Insurance 16-10 BROADVIEW HTS. COED Jack's Tavern 8, Club Secrets 4 EME 8, Brecksville Lions 6 EME 11, Ingersoll 6 Sip-N-Post 14, Friendly's 4 Friendly's 20, ASPI 10 Ingersoll 33, Selva 16 Brecksville Lions 18.
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off the Iranian Olympic team Fifteen to 25. people will for using steroids, a newspaper work 12-hour shifts and more reported in Tehran, Iran, as can be added. the rest of the team departed International Paper expects for Atlanta yesterday. to recycle 3,000 tons of OlymThe -language Jomhuri pic paper and cardboard trash Islami daily said Mohammad- at its plants in Selma, and Reza Tolouie and Abbas Abdi Mansfield, La. team were and dropped Shaheen from the judo SALES ARE BOOMING Nasiriniya Considering the Atlanta was team pulled after the trio tested weightlifting posi- Games are the most commeroff the tive for steroids.
cialized in Olympic history, it's "The National Athletics As- only appropriate they are besociation will determine other ing hailed as the most successful the 'sale of licensed for the suspensions athletes," and the punishments newspa- products. The Atlanta Committee for per said. the Olympic Games reported TRASH TALK More than $650 million in sales already 2 million Olympic visitors are and projects the figure will expected to generate 9,000 rise to $1 billion by the time tons of trash during the the games end Aug. 4. Games.
Officials hope they will Pins, hats and apparel have toss much of it in recycling been the best-selling items. bins. HELPING OUT CocaA massive recycling prowill be in place at the 39 sors Cola, of the Olympics, largest didn't spon- reone of the gram Olympic venues and at parks strict its financial bounty to and along streets throughout the United States. the downtown Olympic Ring. Belarus is competing as a Visitors will be asked to toss sovereign nation in the Sumtheir trash into -coded mer Olympics for the first time containers, which Browning- thanks in large part to the Coca Ferris Industries will use to Cola official sponsor of the separate paper, cardboard, former Soviet republic's 158- plastic and aluminum prod- person team.
ucts. The Atlanta-based company Each night, while the crowds is supplying the team's sportssleep or party, 150 trucks will wear, equipment and other pick up the contents of 26,000 goods. trash bins, the start of a journey to recycle waste into office FROM WIRE REPORTS victory. SPORTS 4 RESULTS BASEBALL BATTLE CREEK (MICH.) CONNIE MACK TOURNAMENT Championship Toronto (Can.) 2, Mill-Rose 0 CLEVELAND ADULT Carmichael Ent. 6, Mad Anthony's 2 Slam Jams West 5, BW-3 4 Ferry Cap 22, MDM Waters 0 Black Sox 5, Geiger's 1.
Buckeye Business Products 9. Seven Hills 0 CLEVELAND MSBL Atfab Expos 10-16, The Knights Slam Jams A's 5-2, Marlins 19-0 Indians 14-26, Mac Services Diamondbacks 7-4 CUYAHOGA COUNTY CLASS AAA Lorain Int'l 15. Kopf Builders 11 CVBA Massillon 6. Berea 4. South Euclid 11, Brooklyn 1 North Royalton Purple 18, Strongsville 0 Berea 6, Hudson (15) 2 Hudson (16) 11, Olmsted Falls 3 Brecksville 5, Cleveland Hts.
4 Solon 18. Brunswick 3 North Olmsted 8. Shaker Hts. 7 GREATER CLEVELAND OVER 30 Computer Power 12, Place 2 NORTHEAST CONNIE MACK Northern Ohio 12-12. Stowe Orioles 7-13 SOUTHEASTERN TENN.
TOURNAMENT Mid-Air 7. Jefferson City 1 Mid-Air 4, Chattanooga 2 Northport 8, Mid-air 2 Mid-Air 8, Dekalb 4 STRONGSVILLE CONNIE MACK Catan's Italian Village 13, Parma Shell 1 Garfield Hts. 14, Strongsville 'Stangs 1 Parma Green Wave 3, Middleburg Hts. 0 Brook Park 11, Parma Green Wave 10 Brookpark 11, Parma Green Wave 10 Parma Green Wave 12, Broadview His. 11 STRONGSVILLE MICKEY MANTLE Garfield Hts Bulldogs 6, Best 2 Parma White Sox 6, Parma EPI 3 Willoughby Hills 12, Middleburg Hts 0 BASKETBALL AAU GIRLS 13 UNDER Just Do Its 62, Orlando Warriors 55 Missouri Baby Bears 63, Just Do Its 46 Just Do Its 76.
Oklahoma Twisters 55 BEDFORD FOUR ON FOUR MEN Boyd Son Funeral Home 66, SherwinWilliams 37 De Pompeis 94, Hoopsters 56 Anchor Tool Die 79. Mr. Gee's 63 Wrecking Crew 54. Boardin' Machine 53 GIRL'S REEBOK White 54, Blue 45 Black 65, Red 52 NORTH AMERICAN YOUTH TOURNAMENT Lakeland C.C. Wildwood Park 72.
Stan's All-Stars 68 Mentor All-Stars 56, Jackson Vikings 14 Toledo Mutiny 38, Pittsburgh 31 Mentor All-Stars 45, Pittsburgh 32 Mentor Magic 59, Jackson Vikings 24 Toledo Thunder 40, Jackson Vikings 36 Garaway 61, Team 2000 08 Sandusky Geauga 22, 27, Toledo Team Horizon 2000 22, Sandusky 32, Team 2000 24 Garaway 39, West Geauga 19 Canton 30, Hartford Optimist 14 Heat 26, Go Geauga 21 Stars 37, Hartford Optimist 1 Canton 40, Summer Heat 17 Joe's 57, Sandusky 28 Go Geauga 38, Oregon Eagles 21 30, Lady Buckeyes 24 Lady Tar Heels 30, Sykadelics 29 VA-St. Joe's 66, Becder Construction 32 Hubbard 37, Toledo Lightning 21 Sykadelics 34. Lady Buckeyes 21 Becder Construction 55, Hubbard 28 Playoffs Mentor All-Stars 33, Toledo Press 30 Garaway 34, West Geauga 19 Go Geauga I1 21, Summer Heat 5 East Tech 57, VA-St. Joe's 52 CYCLING YMCA CLEVELAND ORPORATE CHALLENGE Team Time Trial 5 Mile Division 1: 1. Apcoa; 2.
URS Consultants; 3. Ciber; Division 2: 1. Capitol American; 2. Advanced Ceramics; 3. Brush Wellman; Division 3: 1.
Ohio Savings Bank; 2. Penten Publishing; 3. YMCA of Greater Cleveland; Division 4: 1. Blue Shield 2. KeyBank 3.
CEl. 10K Time-Predicted Race Divison 1: 1. Kaufman Container; 2. Heater; 3. Benefits Group; Division 2: 1.
Bearings 2. Emerald Health, Network; 3. Advanced Ceramics; Division 3: 1. Federal Reserve Bank; 2. McDonald 3.
Parker Hannifin: vision 4: 1. KeyBank 2. MetroHealth 3. MetroHealth 11. DUATHLON 11th NORTH COAST DUATHLON Top Finishers OVERALL 1, Frank Pattison, 2, Chuck Hull, 3.
John Zansmeister, 4, Kevin Mikrol, 5. Rudy Sroka, 6, Scott Tabalus, 7, Dave Simmons, 8, Troy Lewis, 9, Kim Weaver, 10, Rick Bennett, 1:21.28. MEN'S DIVISION Age 19-and-Under: 1, Paul Keen, 2, Adam Ratzel, Abel Donka, 1:32.59. Age 20-to-29: 1, Frank Pattison, 2, Kevin Mikrol, Troy Lewis, 1:19.59. Age 30-to-34: 1, Scott Tabalus, 2, Rick Bennett, 3, Martin Jakubow, 1:22.24.
Age 40-to-44: 1, Chuck Hull, 2. Dave Simmons, 3, Tim Furey, 1:23.38. Age 45-to-49: 1, Jihn Menzies, 2,. Michael Modic, 1:29.43: 3, Bruce Miller, 1:29.46. Age 50-and-over: 1, John Blackmore, 1:41.03, 2, Bob Lasko, 1:41.41, 3, John Revilock, 1:42.54.
20-to-29: WOMEN'S 1, Liz DIVISION Stmisha, Age 2, Ruth Farley, 3, Margaret Amer, Snyder, 2. Rick Ventura, 3. Tom Cherchuck, 4. Mike Clapper, 5. Jeff Hlinka, 28:56.
14 under: 1. John McColl, 2. Lawrence Fulton, 46:07: 3. Brett Meston, 51:37. 15-19: 1.
David Marhefka, 2. Wayne Cartwright, 3. Ben Widener, 32:14. 20-24: 1. Kirt Komocki, 2.
Rob Dreslinski, 29:18. 25-29: 1. Kam Lee. 2. Greg Cisneros, 3.
Matthew Harrelson, 30:21. 30-34: 1. Jeff Cannada, 2. Damon Blackford, 3. Bill Biscoff, 30:06.
35-39: 1. Kevin Maloney, 2. Lou Million, 3. Tom Cline, 28:06. 40-44: 1.
Jim Bubsey, 2. Bruce Schmidt, 3. Warren Elzy, 30:50. 45-49: 1, Fred Corpuz, 2. John Plough, 3.
Greg Klipan, 31:37. 50-54: 1. Carl Hykes, 2. Tony Hren, 3. Tom Damiano, 39:54.
55-59: 1. James Siefring, 2. Bill Zehner, 3. Bill Catanese, 32:36. 60-64: 1.
Thaddeus Gaffney, 2. Paul Reddix, 3. Ramon Sharif, 38:05. 65 over: 1. Jack Huntsberger, 2.
Matt Norris, 3. G. Stroumbeck, 38:40. Clydesdale: Mark Landt, 32:20. Women TWO MILE over: Jean Tolh.
41:29. SAILBOAT RACING GOLDEN AGE CENTER REGATTA Edgewater Yacht Club PHRF Overall: 1. Jennifer DiPiero, 2. Michelle Taneredi, 3. Maureen Thompson, 13:54.
8 under: 1. Bridget Morris, 2. Whitney Meston, 20:15. 9-10: 1. Mallory Valley, 16:44: 2.
Kathleen McCloud, 3. Chaunte Bostick. 27:02. 11-12: 1. Gina DiPiero, 2.
Alicia Oprean, 3. Laura Jindra, 17:11. 13-14: 1. Stephanie Wancheck, 2. Colleen Wancheck, 3.
Kim Klipan, 17:08. 15-19: Keriann Blagg, 14:01. 20-24: Kristen Hartman, 15:27. 25-29: Delores Solema, 18:02. 30-34: Deborah Yurth, 14:30.
35-39: Cindy Matuch, 16:52. 40-44: Geraldine Anthony, 16:08. 45-49: Kathy Marhefka, 18:48. 50-54: Edie Appel, 17:49. FIVE MILE Overall: 1.
Terri Lemke, 2. Michelle Rupe, 3. Tonya GravesMiller, 4. Mary Louise Ruehr, 5. Peggy Fortune, 31:12.
Masters (over 40): 1. Terry Mahr, 2. Joan Ellis, 3. Jeannie Rice, 4. Nancy Tichy, 5.
Carmen Garrison, 34:32. 14 under: 1. Angela Shaffstall, 2. Stephanie Morris, 41:42. 15-19: 1.
Kim Plough, 2. Susan Popeika, 3. Stephanie Wahome, 37:26 20-24: 1. Michelle Lyons, 2. Laura Thomas, 3.
Holly Towarnicke, 37:41. 25-29: 1. Starla Helkowski, 2. Teri Pinkerton, 3. Debbie Gasper, 43:41.
30-34: 1. Maria Hadjian, 2. Kristine Russ, 3. Sarah Nye, 41:11. 35-39: 1.
Ann Henderson, 2. Lynn Moomaw, 3. Sherry Oprean, 38:23. 40-44: 1. Ruth Gordon, 2.
Ellen Ector, 3. Kathy Stull, 41:35. 45-49: 1. Martha Wessel. 2.
Rita Kunevicius, 3. Carol Blauman, 41:00. 50-54: 1. Jeanne Sikorsky, 2. Karen Porter, 3.
Laura Kennelly, 45:36. 55-59: Sally Joranko, 45:36. 60 SKEET SHOOTING NATIONAL SKEET SHOOTING ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT Canton Division 1: 1. Risky Business (Mark Beck), MHYC; 2, Vanpire (Dan Van Heeckeren), MHYC; 3. Spaceman Spiff (Justin Corbett), CYC.
Division 2: 1. War Eagle (Mike Dills), LYC; 2. Snooker (AI Russell), LYC; 3. Checkmate Ill (Don Southam), EWYC. Division 3: 1.
Flexible Flyer (Sandy Burris), EWYC; 2. Oz (K. Garapick), EWYC: 3. Blind Squirrel (Rick Ales), GRSC. Division 4: 1.
Fever (Pete Odell), CYC; 2. Bird of Prey (Dennis Stefty), GASC; 3. Peyote Trance (Peter Carelli), CYC. Division 5: 1. Northern Dancer (Steve Paley), LYC; 2.
EFZ (Kevin Young), LYC; 3. UFO (Phil Kaufman), EWYC. Division 6: 1. Mr. Ed (Robert Wilber), CYC; 2.
Bonafide (Rolf Krotseng), EWYC; 3. Jammin' (John Case), LYC. Division 7: 1. Moonshadow Karen Gaag), GRSC; 2. Albino Swine (Dave Kipp), GRSC; 3.
Unruly Szmania), EWYC. Division 8: 1. Jack of Hearts (John Wanenmacher), CYC; 2. Knotmaker (Bob Green), EWYC; 3. Wileaway (P.
Rush), EWYC. Jam Fleet: 1. Persuader (Harvey Wade), CYC; 2. Wildfire (Dan Christian), GRSC; 3. Go Fast (Bill Bright), EWYC.
One Designs Tartan 10: 1. Invader EWYC: 2. Celebration (Don Cairns), EWYC; 3. Wind Sprint (Charles Gustafson), CYC. J-22: 1.
Voodoo Magic (Peter EWYC; 2. Jazz (Tim Gibbs). EWYC; 3. Bowties (Jim Andraitis), EWYC. Dragon: 1.
Scamp (Dick Hatheway), Orca (Ed Kovachy), EWYC. 100. SOCCER LAKE ERIE Finals First Division Croatian Rebels 3, Cleveland Kickers 2 (Rebeis won on penalty kicks, 2-1) Second Division Karadjordje 4, Akron GFS 2 SOFTBALL BEDFORD MEN Tykes 20-14, Kitchens by Lagrasso 12-13 Enterprise 13,11, Economy Square Deal 410 Gauge: 1. Rich Cameron (Sharon, Pa.) 100; 2. Frog Nailor (Maumee) 98; 3.
Bob Leali (Hermitage, 20 Gauge: 1. Sue Huszai (Parma Hts.) 100; 2. Dick Cameron (Masury) 99; 3. Rich Cameron (Sharon, Pa.) 99; 28 Gauge: 1. Dick Cameron (Masury) 100; 2.
Rich Cameron (Sharon, Pa.) 100; 3. Sam Gatti (Girard) 99; 12 Gauge: 1. Dick Cameron (Masury) 100; 2. Rich Cameron (Sharon, Pa.) 100; 3. Paul Huckno (Union City, Pa.) Pattison, Weaver earn wins Favorites finish first in North Coast Nautilus Duathlon By JACK McDERMOTT PLAIN DEALER REPORTER Defending champion Frank Pattison, 25, of North Olmsted was in good form yesterday morning at the 11th annual North Coast Nautilus Duathlon, covering the 5K run, 16-mile bike, 5K run course in 1:12.32 to notch his second title in four tries at the Avon Lake event.
Meanwhile, world-class triathlete Kim Weaver, 37, of Avon Lake was in her usual form, winning the women's division of the Duathlon with a time of 1:21.16. Weaver, who qualified last month for the United States Triathlon (age 35-39) team in California, has competed in all 11 North Coast Nautilus events, winning the last eight open division titles. "Things went well today," Pattison said. "I just took off at the start and never felt threatened." Pattison won last year's event with a 1:12.16 clocking. His near-.
est competitor yesterday was Chuck Hull, who finished the course in 1:15.20. "The competition here is getting better each year," Pattison said. "And, maybe because I'm running close to home, I feel a little more comfortable here. I competed in the Columbus Duathlon about a month ago, and I finished 18th overall in a field of over 1,000 runners. "There were more runners there because it was a national event, but the competition wasn't that much better, taking into consideration there were a lot more Hirschman Architechts 13-7, 9-9 The Firm George Wally 6-9 Rainbow Muffler 12-21, Champs Chumps 5-18 Knights 36-14, Solomons 2-3 Local 268 15-12, Van Gorter Manor 3-0 Mel Gross Place 11-10, Rainbow Hosp 6-4 Bad Habits 9-6, Lith AC 7-12 Dean Supply 7-13, Ridge Ad Auto 1-11 Diorios Sheet Metal 15-14.
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Fairplay 6 AAAA 9, 8 Muggsy's 12, Village Green 5 Garfield Sunoco 2-6, Theresa's 0-2 Hills 16-14, Perfect Horse 13-8 MAYFIELD HTS. MEN Joseph's Bar Grill 7, Reliance Mechanical 6 Moose O'Malley's 28, Joseph's Bar Grill 3 Moose O'Malley's 17, May-Brainerd 7 May-Brainerd 21, Builders 14 Clubhouse Nager Attorney's 21., Builders 8 Clubhouse Nager Attorney's 10, Coffee Crazo 9 Coffee Craze Old Kent Bottle 9 Old Kent Bottle 18, Reliance Mechanical 11 one MIDDLEBURG HTS. COED Promotions 15-16, Tommy Sullivan's Pub 11-1 BP 11-5, PS Copy 7-7 Siam Jams 12-1, Franklin Accounting 1 people to run around on the course." Yesterday's event had 124 runners, including participants from Texas and Alabama. Pattison, who operates his own landscaping business, admitted he has a hard time training during the summer. "I try to work in two workouts a day, usually a run in the morning and a swim in the evening, but this is a busy time of the year for me.
"I'm just lucky that my wife, Sheryl, is so understanding and supportive," he said. "She's my agent and photographer. I do the running, and she keeps track of my schedule, and takes the pictures." Pattison and Weaver are members of the Bayside Cycle and Sports team. Weaver competes each year as part of her training ritual for the National City Triathlon, which this year brings the World Championship to Cleveland. "I'm thrilled to death to have made the national triathlon team and the opportunity of representing the United States," Weaver said.
"I'll be taking on the best runners in the world right in my own back yard." Weaver, who made the U.S. team for the sixth time since 1989, had to qualify for the squad in Orange City, Calif. "The course was a nightmare," she said. "I knew there'd be hills to contend with, but I was floored when I saw them. 11-6 Brooklyn Hts.
Rec 9-13, Superior Inc. 7-12 MIDDLEBURG HTS. MEN BW-3 15, Boppers 5 Lantern Inn 14, Dapper Dan's 1 Bombers 23-1, On Time Delivery 4-11 Tommy Sullivan's Pub 14-6, Pack 1-7 NSA MEN'S QUALIFIER At North Ridgeville Whiskers 13, Slatts 1 Mad Anthony's 15, Railroaders 1 Sly Fox 5, Coogan's 1 JT-50 11, Tombstone 10 DePolo's 7, Zaber Pools 6 Cash 16, C. Mulligan's 9 Mad Anthony's 13, Whiskers 12 JT-50 11, Sly Fox 5 Zaber Pools 8. Mad Anthony's 3 C.
Mulligan's 13, JT-50 7 Cash 6, DePolo's 2 C. 13, Zaber Pools 9 C. Mulligan's 13, DePolo's 6 Championship Cash 15, C. Mulligan's 10 NORTH ROYALTON USSSA CLASS TOURNAMENT Friendly Ohio 8, Sip-N-Post 2 Golden Horse 8, SMCU 7 Bye George 4, Friendly Ohio 3 Patriots 8, Bob's All-Stars 7 Bye George 6, Perfect Finish 5 SMCU 9, Patriots 3 Bob's All-Stars 12, Perfect Finish 7 Goiden Horse 9, Softball Fury 6 Friendly Ohio 13, Inn Between 7 Bob's All-Stars 5, Between 4 Sip-N-Post 16, Softball Fury 1 Bye George 6, Golden Horse 2 Sip-N-Post 7, Patriots 3 Bob's All-Stars 6. SMCU 5 Sip-N-Post 8, Friendly Ohio 3 Bob's All-Stars 3, Sip-N-Post I Bye George 6.
Golden Horse 2 Bob's All-Stars 7. Golden Horse 5 Championship Bye George 11, Bob's All- Stars 7 NORDONIA MEN 2156 16, Larry's Nat. 6 Faces 9, Ballbusters 4 Sign Above 10, Loose Moose Nat. 9 Certified Renovation 12, Winking Lizard Nat. 9 Loose Moose It Am.
18, Pat Dees 2 Loose Moose I Am. 22, Beer Belly Deli 2 NORTH OLMSTED AA Angelina's 13, Blue Moon 13 Arturo's 11, Angelina's 7 Arturo's 7, Message Com 0 Slam Jams Miller 20, Message Com 5 A Sly Fox 7. Fairview Tavern 0 Pugs Bailey's 21, Fairview Tavern 8 OLMSTED FALLS MEN Mable O'Brien's 8-4, Shakers IGA 5-3 "One hill was three miles up, then three back down. I thought running up it that I could relax once I reached the top. However, the run down was twice as hard as the run up, because you had to keep putting on the brakes so you wouldn't fall down.
And we had to run it twice." Yesterday's flat course through Avon Lake was a welcome test. "I've been cutting back on the number of events I compete in," Weaver said. "I recently got my nursing degree, and that took up a good deal of my time. But the real stickler is the cost of travel to compete in these events. I've made the U.S.
team several times in both the triathlon and duathlon, but the cost of travel was prohibitive, so I stayed home. "Now, with the world championship right here in Cleveland, I'm looking forward to sleeping in my own bed and having the top runners from 45 countries coming here to compete against me at my place." Weaver, however, admitted she was a little concerned about this year's qualifying. "Lets face it," she said, "I'm not getting any younger. In fact, I'm the oldest qualifier in my age group, and I' finished 11th of the 12 runners that qualified. I didn't have a good run, but I'm thrilled to death because I made it." And now, with the North Coast Duathlon title wrapped up, Weaver is ready to take on the Schneiders 1 11-13, Ross 8-4 One Hitters 23-16, Foseco 6-10 Themtron 9-15, Razzles 7-6 ORANGE MEN Weitz Travel 12-4, Color Bar 3-12 Atomic Dogs 16-23, Zeppy's 1-5 Rick's 15, The Hood 9 PARMA COED Aleskin Consulting 28, Slam Jams 0 Slam Jams 17, Squire 13 Belmont Communications 7, Characters I 0 Characters 5, Revolutionary 3 Biggins 20, Seven Hills 5 Good Time Charlie's 10, Characters Ill 3 Cookies by Desogn 8, CT Express 4 Keystone Heating 5, Slam Jams Ill 4 PARMA HTS.
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8 Dentcare 16, Capwill Co. 9 TDI 11, Amer. Sealers 8 STRONGSVILLE MEN Fretter Plumbing 9-14, Galfidi Sons 5-3 Little Caesars 6-24, Bright Services 4-2 Sols 5-16, Golden Horse 4-8 1 Vicon 10-2, Ultra Graphics 9-9 Weltzel Warriors 29, Meadowood 10 Discount Drug 26-26, Parkview Homes 11-14 American Int'l 6-5, BW-3 5-6 Mable O'Briens 10-0, Sherwin Williams 4-3 a STRONGSVILLE WOMEN Professional 1, Strongsville Cafe 0 Power Professional 20, Catan's Bridal 1 WESTLAKE MEN St. John West Shore 12-14, BP Procare 7-7 Glory Days 10-6, latse 9-16 Lil Rascals 16-18, Pete's 3-13. Dave 8-16, MGI 3-2 Dave 5-11, Arturo's 13-8 Slam Jams 15-21, Miller Wire Cable 5-0 Muggs 6-11, 4 JD Byrider 2-10 A Private Eye 4-16, Fubar 17-1 Hanahs Pub Vasey 16, Lupica Movers 8 TENNIS WESTERN 35 CLAY COURT CHAMPIONSHIPS Belmont Toledo, Ohio Local finishers Sheila Chiricosta, Avon Lake def.
Debbie Lancaster, 6-0, 6-0; Sheila Chiricost, def. Lisa Hypnar, Troy, 6-0, 6-1; Sheila Chiri6-0, 6-1. costa a def. Kimberly Fried, VOLLEYBALL EUCLID COED Frog 9-15-15, Dream Team 15-8-2 Dream Team 5-15-15, Frog Ball 15-10-3 Guiding Ducks Taphouse 6-10-9 T-Birds 17-15-15, Diving Ducks 15-3-8 Bushwhackers 15-15-10, 4-10-15 Conners 0-15-15, Bushwhackers 15-5-10 T-Birds 15-15-15, Guhde 4-1-10. Taphouse 15-15-15, Guhde 5-5-8 YMCA CLEVELAND CORPORATE CHALLENGE Division 1: 1.
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