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Posted on: Tuesday, August 13, 2002

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Hawai'i now 3-0 in World Series

Advertiser Staff

Quentin Peterson pitched a no-hitter as Hawai'i defeated Brooklyn, 10-0, yesterday in a game shortened to five innings at the Babe Ruth (age 13) World Series in Abbeville, La.

Hawai'i scored a run in the bottom of the fifth when the game was called because of a 10-run mercy rule.

Kendall Hutson and Channon "Pake" Coloma each batted 2-for-3 with Coloma driving in four runs.

Hawai'i (3-0) plays its final pool play game against host Abbeville tomorrow.

MORE YOUTH BASEBALL

PONY Pony (13-14): Los Alamitos (Calif.) defeated Mililani, 12-4, yesterday at the PONY Pony Division (ages 13-14) West Zone Tournament at Fullerton, Calif.

Andrew Ontai and Kamalu Crabbe both batted 3-for-4 with Crabbe driving in two runs.

Earlier in the tournament, Mililani lost to Fountain Valley (Calif.), 17-7, and beat Campbell (Calif.), 10-6.

RBI World Series (13-15): Atlanta no-hit Hilo, 13-0, Sunday at the RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) World Series in Naperville, Ill.

Hilo, which qualified for the Junior Division (ages 13-15) by winning the Pacific Regional last month, fell to 1-4.

BOWLING

Uyehara strikes gold: Chad Uyehara, a senior at Hawai'i Baptist Academy, won the overall scratch division and the all-event series at the South Pacific Bowling Classic this past weekend in Auckland, New Zealand.

Uyehara also teamed with three other bowlers from the United States to place fourth in the team competition.

Uyehara, 17, was the lone bowler from Hawai'i among the 130-player field of youth bowlers (ages 12-19) from the United States and New Zealand.

Competitors bowled a total of nine games during the two-day tournament.

Bowlers qualified for the event by either recommendations from coaches or from their participation in national sports organizations.

GOLF

Dwyer, Miyajima open with 72s: Bridget Dwyer of Kailua, O'ahu, and Shayna Miyajima of Wailuku, Maui, each shot 1-over-par 72 yesterday in the opening round of stroke-play qualifying for the U.S. Women's Amateur at Scarsborough, N.Y.

Dwyer, a 1999 Punahou School graduate, and Miyajima, a 2000 Baldwin High alum, were tied for 19th with five others.

The low 64 scorers after today's second round will advance to match play, which begins tomorrow. The 36-hole final is Saturday.

Courtney Swaim, of Sugar Hill, Ga., shot a 4-under 67 to take the first-round lead at the 6,190-yard Sleepy Hollow Country Club.

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