Stories for August 2001

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Friday, August 31

Carson visits Elko tonight

Elko High School is right in the position it wants to be coming into the Northern 4A football season - a contender to play for the state championship on Dec. 1.

'Driver's racing privileges reinstated at Champion Speedway'

After two appeals to the Competition Committee at Champion Speedway, Hobby Stock driver Mike Fuller's driving privileges have been reinstated.

Searching for quartz is rewarding

Frustrated and lost on my recent attempt to hike to Star Lake in search of some quartz samples, I joined Carson Ranger Dave Harrison for a trek to Lookout Camp Ground in Dog Valley last weekend.

Douglas opens with McQueen

The McQueen football team returns only five starters this season, but that doesn't present the same problem for the Lancers that it could for most Northern Nevada teams.

Galena, Lions open season

The Wooster football program is where Galena wants to be. The Grizzlies will find out how far they are to becoming a traditional power like the Colts.

Sporting Rage plans hike

The Sporting Rage will be leading a group hike up Job's Peak, Job's Sister, and Freel Peak's on Saturday morning. There is no cost and those wishing to participate should call Kevin at the Sporting Rage (885-7773) to sign up.

Hinton runs for Nevada cross country

Galena High graduate Julie Hinton should be among the runners to make an impact for the University of Nevada women's cross country team as it opens the season.

Thursday, August 30

Carson tennis teams ready for season

Carson High boys tennis coach Jeff Evans had a unique way of describing what it's been like waiting for his freshmen and sophomores to become juniors and seniors over the last two years.

Andrews, Sanchez hope to help Nevada

Carson High graduate Ray Sanchez and Douglas High graduate Joe Andrews are still fighting for their share of playing time for the University of Nevada as the season approaches.

Second nine at Hale Irwin's Private Hills Course is now complete

SPARKS - It's taken just over four years, but the Red Hawk Golf Club at Wingfield Springs has finally finished it's private Hills Course, and can now be considered Northern Nevada's most complete golf destination.

Senators dive into new season head-first

With only a handful of experienced players coming back from a team that went 5-5 last season, Shane Quilling knew there was much work to be done in a short period of time when he accepted the post as Carson High School's head football coach back on March 2.

Team is the name of the game at Dayton

Teamwork is going to be the name of the game for the Dayton High School football team this season.

Douglas offensive line hopes to come together

Sophomore Luke Rippee and senior Shane Cauley are the leading candidates to earn the starting quarterback position.

Douglas has new look on defense

Bob Bateman, an assistant coach under Mike Rippee at Douglas for 10 seasons who spent the last eight years as the head coach at rival Carson High, returns to the Tigers' sideline this fall.

Pivot motion important to swing

The pivot motion is the movement of the body for the entire golf swing.

Glass part of talented defensive line

Carson High graduate Paul Glass came into the Arizona State football program last season as a much heralded junior college transfer from Bakersfield (Calif.) College, expecting to dominate.

Sporting Rage plans hike

The Sporting Rage will be leading a group hike up Job's Peak, Job's Sister, and Freel Peak's on Saturday morning. There is no cost and those wishing to participate should call Kevin at the Sporting Rage (885-7773) to sign up.

Top local motorcycle racer dies

Chuck Outland of Carson City, a top motorcycle racer in the 1980s, has died. He was 38.

Hummel wins Pro-Am event

Wolf Run Golf Club's Steve Hummel was the winner of the Carson Valley Inn Pro-Am at Genoa Lakes.

Yerington has another uphill battle; spirits are still up

YERINGTON - Once again, Yerington faces an uphill slog this season. But from now and until the Lions drop to the Northern 2A, if that ever happens, the town of Yerington can be sure of one thing.

Wednesday, August 29

Young Carson girls golf team tees off season

They're young. They're inexperienced. But armed with athletic talent, there's good cause for the Carson High School girls golf team to look ahead to its coming season with optimism.

Eclipse opens softball tourney with win

The Carson Valley Eclipse 16 and under softball team went 2-1-1 over the weekend in a tournament at South Tahoe.

Dayton volleyball falls to Wooster

As a 3A school, the Dayton volleyball team surprised 4A Wooster in the first game, but couldn't sustain its momentum and ended up losing its season opener.

Tuesday, August 28

Carson amateurs to host September card

The Carson City Boxing Club will host an amateur show featuring Northern Nevada and California boxers on Sept. 15 at the Nevada National Guard Armory gym.

Monday, August 27

Cook wins first event in three years, claims $540,000 by winning RTO

Because of Jerry Kelly, Cook never made that flight.

Cancer survivor keeps on going

Ira Robinson may not have been the fastest runner at the 25th annual Silver State Marathon, but the 61-year-old throat cancer survivor certainly carried an impressive story with him through the finish chute at Bowers Mansion Regional Park on Sunday morning.

Bews Takes Late Model Main at Champion Speedway

On their start, Heller and Bauer tangled in turn one, putting

Cannons win four games

Carson defeated Reno 5-3 and 14-2 the Gold Rush 8-1 and 12-1. In the opener against Reno, Todd Hendrix was the winning pitcher and Adam Martin picked up the save.

Rae Clark wins Silver State Marathon

Clark, 49, from Auburn, Calif., crossed the finish line at Bowers Mansion Regional Park in a time of 3 hours, 8 minutes and 42 seconds to win his first Silver State championship on a warm day in the Washoe Valley.

Sunday, August 26

Young fails to make the cut, finishes second to last but still has great experience

If the loudest claps always followed birdies, Young would be at 36-under par going into today's third round, and well on his way to becoming the youngest player ever to win a PGA Tour event.

Kelly leads youngsters Molder and Howell III going into RTO's final round

Now, he wants to go where he's never gone before-the winner's podium.

RAC Gymnastics to host open house

The open house, being held as part of USA Gymnastics' National Gymnastics Day, will begin at 11 a.m. at the RAC facility, located at 940B Mallory Road.

Hume celebration today

The event will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Zephyr Cove Beach. A drawing will be held, with one ticket costing $5 and five tickets costing $20.

Lambeth, Maguin run all over Lovelock in season opener

After playing in the shadow of Fennessey last year, Maguin, another diminutive back, showed Friday night why he shouldn't have any problem being the man for the Fernley Vaqueros this season.

Northern Nevada Senior Games run set

The event will feature 10K and 5K road races and a 5K fun walk for ages 49 and over. The event will be held at 7:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 15 at Minden Elementary School. Registration will be held between 7 and 7:30 p.m.

NASCAR needs to do much more

Obviously, there were many forces and factors involved in the accident, but there is a basic difference in the report of independent biomedical expert Dr. Barry Myers (released several months ago) and that of NASCAR's tame investigators.

Dust Devils and Saints meet in opener

He would just rather forget about the 25-0 score the Saints took home with them back to Clarksburg, Calif.

Lon Monroe takes charge of Silver State Marathon

It was still an assignment he accepted with enthusiasm.

Senators unveiled in scrimmage - well, kind of

The Senators did show their new veer offense, but Quilling made it clear they did not show everything during a three hour-plus scrimmage that also involved Northern 4A rival Sparks and Bishop Manogue of the 3A.

Saturday, August 25

Lon Monroe takes charge of Silver State Marathon

Lon Monroe knew he had taken on a difficult assignment when he assumed the position of race director for the Silver State Marathon a couple of months ago.

Young fails to make the cut, finishes second to last but still has great experience

RENO - If the biggest galleries at a golf tournament were always a true reflection of who was playing well, Galena High senior Bryson Young would be the current leader at the Reno-Tahoe Open.

Friday, August 24

Brian Watts breaks Reno-Tahoe Open first round scoring record

RENO - Brain Watts got just what the doctor ordered. In fact, he got much more than that.

Dust Devils look to address unknowns in opener tonight

DAYTON - There will be several unknown factors to consider when the Dayton High School football team kicks off its season at home tonight.

Ski swaps are early season opener while hiking still on agenda

If you're thinking of upgrading or replacing ski or snowboard gear, you won't want to miss the annual Heavenly Ski Resort Labor Day sale Friday through Sunday at the Crescent V shopping center on Highway 50 in South Lake Tahoe.

Vaqueros open 2001 season tonight at home against Lovelock

The Fernley Vaqueros are expecting big things this season. But they were last season, too.

Quilling concerned that there's no trainer

Carson High football coach Shane Quilling and his staff have raised a concern that they've headed into the season without a trainer.

Thursday, August 23

Couples hoping RTO resurrects career

RENO - It's hard to imagine that Reno, of all places, could be the crossroads of a professional golfer's career. Especially one as successful as Fred Couples, the 1992 Masters Champion.

Altitude doesn't seem to be a concern for some

RENO - Jack Nicklaus tormented enough players when he was on the PGA Tour. Now that he's not, it still hasn't stopped.

Leonard is sportsbook favorite to win third-annual RTO

RENO - Justin Leonard questions how much the local sportsbooks know. Even at 10-1 odds to win the Reno-Tahoe Open, which makes him the odds-on favorite, Leonard still remains skeptical.

Two to be inducted into Carson Hall of Fame

Even though they are two of Carson High's all-time greats, it's still a humbling experience for Tom Pardini and Ross DiLipkau to be selected for the Carson High Hall of Fame.

Munley shoots hole-in-one

Mickey Munley recently fired a hole-in-one at Dayton Valley Country Club.

Oldsmobile golf event winners named

Five-person teams representing El Macero Golf Club and Tahoe City Golf Club recently qualified for the Oldsmobile Scramble National Finals to be held Oct. 3-7 at Disney World.

There's always a need for officials

High school officials in Northern Nevada are like hours in the day: There's always a need for more.

Wednesday, August 22

Perry and Funk win RTO skins event

RENO - It was an abbreviated preview of what's to come, but most of the six PGA Tour players were all smiles after the 1st annual Reno Dodge Celebrity Skins Classic on Tuesday at Montreux Golf and Country Club.

Carson runners eye state

With virtually its entire team back, including a state champion, the Carson High girls cross country team again has lofty goals for the upcoming season.

24-hour mountain bike adventure returns to Tahoe

NORTHSTAR - The race dubbed the "ultimate Tahoe challenge" is coming to Northstar-at-Tahoe Aug. 25 and 26 to push local and visiting mountain bikers to their limits.

Indian bowling league offered

There are still spots available to participate in the Mixed Indian Bowling League.

Catnip Reservoir opens Sept. 1

The 2001 fishing season for Catnip Reservoir is set to open on Sept. 1 and remain open through Nov. 15.

Outdoor Calendar

-- Every Tuesday at 7 p.m., Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on Carson Access Television Channel 10 - "The Outdoor Recreation Show," a one-hour television program about local outdoor activities.

Outdoors: Fishing report for week of 08/22

South Lake yields a 7.5 pounder

Outdoors: Happenings in hunting world

Here's what's happening in the Nevada hunting world in the near future:

Outdoors: Sierra Club outings for this area

-- Aug. 25: Hole in The Ground Bike Ride.

'Snake Break II' on Saturday-Sunday

The Northern Nevada Chapter of Quail Unlimited has scheduled its second "Snake Break" training program of 2001 for Aug. 25-26, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Senior lifting event scheduled

The Douglas County Senior Center will conduct the Senior Games "Big Iron Challenge."

Outdoors: Some days, it doesn't even pay to get up out of bed

Have any of you ever had one of those days, where it doesn't even pay to get out of bed?

Outdoors: Dove season set to open

The 2001 Nevada mourning dove hunting season will open on Sept. 1.

Outdoors: Q-Tip: Heenan Lake opener

Aug. 31 marks the opening day of a very special fishing season at an easy-to-reach, nearby location. If you would like to enjoy a uniquely, different type of angling experience, you might want to reserve that date on your calendar.

Outdoors: Hunters need validation no.

Any person, 12 years or older, who plans to hunt any kind of migratory game bird, including ducks, geese, swans, coots, dove, snip or gallinules in Nevada, is required to obtain a Harvest Information Program (HIP) validation number.

Duncan fails to make cut in U.S. Amateur

Chris Mundorf, 23, of Greensboro, N.C., shot a 9-under-par 63 at Druid Hills Golf Club Tuesday for a two-day total of 8-under 134 to lead the 36-hole stroke play results at the U.S. Amateur Golf Championship in Atlanta.

Tuesday, August 21

Galena's Young makes cut for Reno-Tahoe Open

Sparks - Bryson Young has earned a chance to do something that most golfers can only dream about before he's even a senior in high school. He's going to play on the Professional Golfers Association Tour.

Duncan shoots 71 at U.S. Amateur

Carson City's Jeff Duncan carded an opening round 1-under par 71 at the 101st U.S. Amateur Championship in Atlanta, Ga., on Monday.

Costella finishes banner week

Lauren Costella of the Carson Tigersharks finished a banner week on Sunday by finishing second in the U.S. Open Water Swim Championships 5K race near Fresno, Calif.

Eclipse out of tournament

The Carson Valley Eclipse 16 and under softball team went 2-1-1 in a tournament at Incline Village.

Monday, August 20

Sunday, August 19

Motorsports: Robby Gordon finally growing up

Robby Gordon must finally be growing up. The cause of the fire that put him out of last Sunday's Watkins Glen Winston Cup race was the on board GPS system installed by NBC to monitor car position on track.

Tigershark swims to championship

Lauren Costella of the Carson Tigersharks is a national champion.

Runners of all ages show up for Cross Country Cup

The fourth annual Cross Country Cup on Saturday was an event for the entire family - regardless of age.

Saturday, August 18

Tigersharks make splash at regional swimming championships

Andrew Willett and Ryan and Tara Theilemann all had an outstanding day on Thursday for the Carson Tigersharks at the Far Western Regional Swimming Championships in Concord, Calif.

Dayton scrimmage today

After practicing for two weeks, the Dayton High School football team will get a chance to test itself against some new faces today when the Dust Devils host Mineral County (Hawthorne) and Pershing County (Lovelock) in a preseason scrimmage.

In-Line hockey signups scheduled

Sierra In-line Hockey will be holding signups for the upcoming season.

Friday, August 17

Thursday, August 16

Grip important to swing

The way that you grip the golf club plays a huge role in the way that you will swing.

New transfer rule causing confusion

Transfers have almost always been an integral part of college athletics.

First NHL Honor Guard golf tourney set

The first Nevada Highway Patrol Honor Guard Golf Tournament will be held Sep. 7 at Empire Ranch Country Club.

Goeschel appointed new head golf pro at The Golf Club at Genoa Lakes

GENOA - Chris Goeschel was recently appointed the new Head Golf Professional at Genoa Lakes.

It will be an A's-Giants World Series

Mark it down. The Oakland A's will face the San Francisco Giants in the World Series.

Wednesday, August 15

Costella fourth in nationals

Lauren Costella of the Carson Tigersharks continued to make her mark on the national level on Tuesday.

Cannons to hold tryouts

The Carson Cannons 18 and under fall baseball team will hold tryouts.

Softball registration set

Fall adult registration for the Carson City Softball League scheduled.

Carson Special Olympics begin practices

Carson City Special Olympics will kick off its fall season with bowling practice on Aug. 19 and soccer practice on Aug. 23.

Tuesday, August 14

Poor crowds for Northern Nevada pro fights

The numbers are in from the Nevada State Athletic Commission for the three professional fight cards held in Northern Nevada in July and the numbers are dismal.

Races dedicated to Hoffman

Tragically, Katy Hoffman won't run in the fourth annual Cross County Cup this Saturday in Carson City.

Monday, August 13

Theilemann strong in Hawaii

Tara Theilemann of the Carson Tigersharks finished an outstanding week at the Western Zone Swimming Championships on Saturday with a third-place finish in the 800-meter freestyle.

Bullard wins race, Gardner gains in series

Pure racing luck, not to mention some hard work and a little bit of patience, went a long way for both Bryan Bullard and Jeff Gardner on Saturday night when the U.S. Auto Club (USAC) Western Sprint Car Series returned to Champion Speedway.

Sanchez, Andrews seek playing time for Wolf Pack

RENO - Carson High graduate Ray Sanchez finds himself in the situation he's seemingly always been in during his time with the University of Nevada football team: He's still trying to win the starting placekicker's job with the Wolf Pack.

Sunday, August 12

Sears Point going through a facelift

The recent NHRA Nationals at nearby Sears Point were the last to be held on the venerable surface.

Theilemann strong in Hawaii

Tara Theilemann of the Carson Tigersharks swam to her third top six finish in an individual event at the Western Zone Championships in Hawaii.

Saturday, August 11

Theilemann strong in Hawaii

Tara Theilemann of the Carson Tigersharks continued her outstanding effort on Thursday at the Western Zone Swimming Championships in Hawaii.

Oldsmobile Scramble set for Dayton

The Oldsmobile Scramble, the world's largest amateur golf tournament, will conduct its Northern California sectional championship on Monday, Aug. 13 at Dayton Valley Country Club.

Friday, August 10

Theilemann strong in Hawaii

Tara Theilemann of the Carson Tigersharks is having an outstanding meet so far this week at the Western Zone Swimming Championships in Hawaii.

Beginner's errors leads to being lost

As someone who has been hiking around the Sierra Nevada for about a decade, I usually feel pretty comfortable wandering alone in the hills.

USAC Sprint Cars to run at Champion

USAC sprint cars will be featured today and Saturday at Carson Tahoe Champion Speedway.

Harvey wins second consecutive Nevada Amateur State Championship with final round 66

DAYTON - Saving pars, making a few birdies, holing the occasional eagle.

Thursday, August 9

Tigersharks set for major meets

The next couple of weeks will be a busy time for many Carson Tigershark swimmers.

Golf column - The address position

To improve your golf game you must understand what the fundamental requirements of the golf swing are.

Carson High football set for new era

It figures that first-year Carson High football coach Shane Quilling is chomping at the bit to begin his new era with the Senators.

Cross Country Cup scheduled

The Carson Country Cup 5K/10K run and 2-mile walk will be held Saturday, Aug. 18.

Pool signups being taken

The Capitol City 8-Ball League is looking for anyone 21 and older who is interested in playing pool.

Silver State Volleyball sets schedule

The Silver State Volleyball Club has set its schedule for this weekend.

USAC sprint cars featured at Champion

USAC sprint cars will be featured this weekend at Carson Tahoe Champion Speedway.

Wednesday, August 8

Las Vegas' Billy Harvey looking to sweep tourneys at Dayton

DAYTON - Since he's here, nearly 500 miles from home, it appears Las Vegas' Billy Harvey wants to make the most of his time at Dayton Valley Country Club.

Outdoor Calendar

-- Every Tuesday at 7 p.m., Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on Carson Access Television Channel 10 - "The Outdoor Recreation Show," a one-hour television program about local outdoor activities.

My wish list for the miserable "Dog Days" of summer

Now, that we are well into that miserable time of the year that I hate (the blistering hot "dog days" of summer), I thought that it would be interesting to create a personal wish list for what I would like to see happen at this time of the year. It's just like the wish list I create each year, just before Christmas.

Hunter education offered in Douglas

A Nevada hunter education course will be offered on Aug. 18 at the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.

Nevada seasons open in near future

Those Nevada hunters, who were lucky enough to draw hard-to-get, 2001 big game tags, will be eagerly anticipating the opening of a number of different hunting seasons this weekend and the following weekend.

Hawk perches in Washoe Valley

The next time you are driving on the freeway in Washoe Valley, between Carson City and Reno, keep a sharp eye out for something new on the east side of U.S. 395.

Quail group at gun club

The Northern Nevada Chapter of Quail Unlimited (QU) will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in the clubhouse of the Capitol City Gun Club.

Q-Tip: Annual Sierra Trek

If you have a four-wheel drive vehicle and if you have time on your hands this weekend and if you would like to do something different,then read on.

Sierra Club outings for this area

Hike in the Red Mountains, north of Reno.

Second 'Snake Break' set for Aug. 25-26

The Northern Nevada Chapter of Quail Unlimited has scheduled its second "Snake Break" training program of 2001 for Aug. 25-26, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Fishing report for week of 08/08

LAKE ALMANOR: No report.

Tuesday, August 7

Carson City Babe Ruth eliminated in regionals

Carson City was eliminated from the Pacific Southwest Regional 13-15-year-old Babe Ruth Championships on Sunday.

Theilemann chosen to compete in Hawaii

Tara Theilemann of the Carson Tigersharks has been chosen to compete in the USA Western Zone Swimming Championships in Hawaii.

Marco Antonio Barrera to fight at Lawlor

Two live pro fight cards are coming to our area in the next month, including a mega-fight card at Lawlor Events Center in Reno that features Marco Antonio Barrera as the marquee fighter on the card.

Duncan earns ticket to U.S. Amateur

DAYTON - A "walk off" eagle to finish the day on the golf course always provides a feeling of satisfaction.

Monday, August 6

Pang wins ironman, Fleet Feet wins relay again

John Pang wore two hats when he ran in the Dirty, Dusty, Damn Hot Relay for Cancer on Sunday.

Carson 15s rout Westside, Utah in opener

It took a while, but Carson broke out in a big way in its opener in the Pacific Southwest Regional 13-15-year-old Babe Ruth Championships.

Comets eliminated in nationals

The Nevada Comets 14 and under softball team suffered another tough, one-run loss to be eliminated from the tournament, but still had a successful run at the ASA National Championships.

College students involved in racing

This is the time of year that I start racking up the Frequent Flyer miles.

Sierra Inline Hockey eliminated from nationals

The Sierra Inline 12 and under all-star team's run in the USA National Championships came to an end in a sudden death overtime loss.

Carson water skier heads for nationals

Carson City's Kyle Kaifesh has qualified for the national water ski championships.

Lundquist called up again by Padres

Maybe Dave Lundquist's stay in the Major Leagues will be permanent this time.

Sierra in-line goes 2-2 in nationals

The Sierra Inline Hockey 12 and under all-star team went 2-2 to finish third in its pool at the USA National Championships in Chicago.

Good day for local swimmers at zone meet

MINDEN - Abby Niehoff started out on a positive at the Pacific Swimming Zone 4 Championships swim meet when she won her girls 9-10 age group 200-yard individual medley on Friday afternoon.

Zone 4 age group swim meet begins

MINDEN - When the inaugural Pacific Swimming Zone 4 Championships swim meet began on Friday, there was a little something for each of the 300-plus age group swimmers present at the Carson Valley Swim Center.

Tigersharks, Dolfins finish strong at zone meet

MINDEN - A long, hot weekend of swimming could have taken its toll Sunday on the swimmers at the Pacific Swimming Zone 4 Championships.

Saturday, August 4

Carson water skier heads for nationals

Carson City's Kyle Kaifesh has qualified for the national water ski championships.

Comets eliminated in nationals

The Nevada Comets 14 and under softball team suffered another tough, one-run loss to be eliminated from the tournament, but still had a successful run at the ASA National Championships.

Sierra in-line goes 2-2 in nationals

The Sierra Inline Hockey 12 and under all-star team went 2-2 to finish third in its pool at the USA National Championships in Chicago.

Zone 4 age group swim meet begins

MINDEN - When the inaugural Pacific Swimming Zone 4 Championships swim meet began on Friday, there was a little something for each of the 300-plus age group swimmers present at the Carson Valley Swim Center.

Carson 15s rout Westside, Utah in opener

It took a while, but Carson broke out in a big way in its opener in the Pacific Southwest Regional 13-15-year-old Babe Ruth Championships.

Friday, August 3

Pick your pros sign ups are underway

The NFL season is just over a month away and that means it's time to sign up for the Club Cal-Neva and Virginian 'Pick your Pros' contest.

Sierra Nevada hiking a cool pleasure

It maybe hot but the hiking in the Sierra Nevada remains a cool pleasure. Once above the 7,000-foot level it cools off nicely. Well, maybe not all that cool.

Today's preseason games mark the beginning of the NFL betting season

A good set of glasses and a media guide might be necessary to recognize some of the players, but today's game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Pittsburgh Steelers marks the beginning of the NFL preseason.

Nevada Comets14 stay alive in nationals

Facing elimination at the ASA National Championships, the Nevada Comets 14 and under softball team came through to stay alive in the tournament.

Thursday, August 2

WNCC golf event set

In a rare combination of golf and motorcycles, the featured drawing prize at the fourth annual Western Nevada Community College Foundation golf tournament will be a customized Harley-Davidson.

U.S. Amateur qualifier at Dayton

The United States Amateur Golf Championships qualifier will be held at Dayton Valley Country Club.

Lundquist sent back down

Carson High graduate Dave Lundquist again found out how fleeting a spot with a Major League Baseball team can be.

Golf event scheduled

Historian Inn and Pasquales Two Guys From Italy will present their first golf tournament.

Pivot motion for forward swing

The pivot motion for the forward swing is a reverse of the back swing.

Carson 15s set for regional tourney

Carson coach Dan Leck can only hope that history comes close to repeating itself at this week's Pacific Southwest Regional 13-15-year-old Babe Ruth Championships.

Lundquist should be going to Padres

It appears that right-hander David Lundquist of Carson City, a terrific comeback story after two shoulder surgeries, will be going up to the San Diego Padres to fill the gap left by injured relievers Tom Davey and David Lee.

Nevada Comets rebound

The Nevada Comets 14 and under all-stars rebounded from a heartbreaking loss in its opener to win two games on Wednesday at the ASA National Championships in Broken Arrow, Okla.

Wednesday, August 1

Sierra Club outings for this area

Hike from Kit Carson Pass to Showers Lake.

Q-Tip: Fun on Friday

Guess what's going to happen this Friday?

Incline derby set for Aug. 18

The 5th annual, Lake Tahoe, Incline Fishing Derby will be held on Aug. 18.

Hunter Education on Saturday

There will be a hunter education class offered in Carson City on Saturday. Successful completion of a hunter education class is required in the State of Nevada for anyone born after Dec. 31, 1959 who intends to purchase a Nevada hunting license.

Henness Pass trip this weekend

The annual Henness Pass Road Trip for four-wheel drive vehicles will be held on Saturday and Sunday.

Second of many seasons to open

The second of Nevada's many different 2001 big game hunting seasons will open on Saturday morning.

Fishing report for week of 08/01

Lots of limits at Eagle Lake

Carson Fly Club meeting tonight

The Carson Fly Fishing Club will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight.

Commission meets in Elko

The Nevada State Board of Wildlife Commissioners will meet on Friday and Saturday in Elko.

Here's a list of do's and don't's for the outdoor world

I thought that it might be interesting to the readers of the "Outdoors" page to generate a list of miscellaneous do's and don'ts involving the outdoor world.

Outdoor Calendar

-- Every Tuesday at 7 p.m., Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Friday at 8 p.m. on Carson Access Television Channel 10 - "The Outdoor Recreation Show," a one-hour television program about local outdoor activities.

Silver State Volleyball Club sets schedule

The Silver State Volleyball Club has set its schedule for the upcoming week.

Comets drop opener

The Nevada Comets 14 and under softball team suffered a heartbreaking loss in its opening game of the ASA National Championships.

Lundquist called up to Padres

Right-hander David Lundquist of Carson City, a terrific comeback story after two shoulder surgeries, has been called up to the San Diego Padres to fill the gap left by injured relievers Tom Davey and David Lee.