THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2015
SPORTS
Feds won’t appeal, call an
end to Barry Bonds case
Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO — After a
nearly decade-long steroids pros-
ecution, %arry %onds emerged
victorious Tuesday when federal
prosecutors dropped what was
left of their criminal case against
the career home runs leader.
The government’s pursuit
of %onds ended Tuietly with a
one-paragraph motion by the
U.S. Department of Justice
announcing Solicitor General
Donald %. Verrilli Jr. will not
ask the U.S. Supreme Court to
review the appellate decision
that overturned %onds’ obstruc-
tion of justice conviction.
A jury found the former San
Francisco Giants star guilty in
2011 for giving a meandering
answer to a federal grand jury in
2003 when asked whether his per-
sonal trainer gave him anything
that reTuired a syringe for self-in-
jection. An 11-judge panel of
GOLF
Oregon Coast Invitational
at Astoria Golf & Country Club
Tuesday’s Results
Women’s
Championship Flight: Lara Mack
Tennant def. Helene Mayer; Sal-
ly Brands def. Kathy Hubbard; Ale
Kirakossian def. Mary Swingle; Peg-
gy Wobbrock def. Cheryl Wessell;
Amanda Jacobs def. Nancy Holmes;
Hillary McNeill def. Kristin Finnegan;
Megan Roos def. Mary Jacobs; Kat
Magner def. Kathleen Casey.
Second Flight: Theresa Floten def.
Victoria Taylor; Wanda Osgood def.
Mary Wohler; Joey Ringwald def. Kar-
en Hoffman; Gail Twiss def. Lavona
Goforth; Beth Jackman def. Erin Mc-
Namara; Dotty Johnson def. Kathy Mar-
tin; Melissa Larson def. Donna Wood-
son; Zeta Rennie def. Lori Petersen.
Fourth Flight: Leslie Bickmore
def. Catherine Petersen; Karen
Durkheimer def. Pat Fuller; Luanne
Fordney def. Sherry McNamara;
Robin Endres def. Sue Casey; Hila-
ry Gerrish def. Sara Kuiper; Barbara
Mayer def. Penney Stephenson; San-
dy Redding def. Katherine Betts; Pam
Kearney def. Sue Ann Bearden.
Seniors
Championship Flight: Joe Vaughan
def. Rick Fordney; Michael Terrell def.
David Nygaard; Walter Yeaw def. Nick
Gray; Tom Mulflur def. Tom Isenhour;
Michael Healy def. George Osgood;
Craig Honeyman def. Bob Dickey;
Ray Grubbs def. Bill Bristol; Rick
Abrahamson def. Bob Jordan.
Second Flight: Buzz Campion def. Pat-
rick Oser; Scott Terrall def. Scott Ehlen;
Chris Devich def. Ron Larsen; Scott
Langley def. Harold Buell; Scott Peter-
son def. Joe McHugh; Stephen Cum-
mins def. Rick Nelson; Edward Sims def.
Jeff Day; Bill Hurst def. Robert Tennant.
Fourth Flight: Anthony Rennie def.
Dan Whealdon; Daniel Lindquist def.
Norman Daniels; Steve Rose def.
Phillip Patton; John Savage def. Jeff
Kauttu; Jim Whittemore def. John
Swingle, Stalick
advance in Super
Seniors division
the 9th U.S.
Circuit Court
of Appeals
overturned
that convic-
tion in April,
and
the
government
had until Barry Bonds
Wednesday
to ¿le for a Supreme Court re-
view.
The jury deadlocked on
three counts accusing %onds of
making false statements when
he denied receiving steroids or
human growth hormone or any
substance that reTuired a syringe
for self-injection from the train-
er, Greg Anderson. The govern-
ment dismissed those counts in
August 2011, and the 9th Circuit
barred a retrial on the obstruction
charge, citing double jeopardy.
“The ¿nality of today’s de-
cision gives me great peace,”
%onds said in a statement.
SCOREBOARD
Shepherd, Jr.; Greg McCoy def. Tom
Stearns; Steve Hart def. Joseph Ben-
da; O.T. Millsap def. John Maier.
Sixth Flight: John Pyle def. Chris
Robinson; Kevin Kelly def. John May-
er; Mike Millette def. Paul Kirkland;
John Cole def. William Orr; Mike Ca-
pri def. Roger Qualman; Chuck Car-
nese def. Bill Replogle; Kevin Merz
def. Steven Severeide; Mike Barr def.
Robert Hubbard.
Super Seniors
Championship Flight: T.K. Stephens
def. Mike Graham; Jeff Leinassar def.
Tom Carter; David Vistica def. Jarrett
Jones; Peter Roscoe def. Steve Ari-
ens; Rob Swingle def. Greg Marshall;
Roger Stalick def. George Mack, Sr.;
Larry Wobbrock def. Joe Patrick;
John Holmes def. Stan Rotenberg.
Second Flight: Greg Byrne def. Mi-
chael Whitty, Sr.; Bill Weed def. Doug
Ragen; Stanley Gott def. Lang Bates;
Louis Libby def. Evans Van Buren;
Jon Palmberg def. John Dunkin;
Russ Taggard def. Bobby McAlinden;
Mike Kuratli def. Jon Woodson; Bill
Scharwatt def. Ed Ulman.
Fourth Flight: Russell Betts def.
John Young; Fred Hamel def. Roy
Latham; Marshall Gleason def. Dale
Lumpkin; Jim Hauck def. Vic Horgan;
Jeff Wohler def. Peter Goforth; Jim
Puterbaugh def. Ron Leland; Dan
Ryan def. Robert Redding; Todd
Barnes def. Larry Veltman.
Sixth Flight: Craig Johnson def.
Tom Hageman; Kirk Taylor def. Albert
Carder; Bill Hutchison def. Paul Kaut-
tu; Nick Staropoli def. Garry Kahn;
Ron Marenda def. Chuck Martin; Ken
Kadera def. Franz Miller, Sr.; Jack
Nantz def. Frank Bearden; Mike Fur-
rer def. Martin Sells.
Eighth Flight: Miles Sweeney def.
Jack Craig; Roger Martin def. John
McLoughlin; Rick Williams def. Tony
Pasion; Thomas McDowell def. Jerry
Briggs; Bob Kaczor def. Herb Sunby;
Robert Mesher def. David Lum; Ste-
phen Moore def. Tim Doherty; David
Aase def. Larry Grant.
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Gary Henley/The Daily Astorian
Jeff Leinassar chips onto the ninth green on his way
to a Super Seniors win Tuesday at the Astoria Golf &
Country Club.
WARRENTON — Golfers
in the Women’s, Seniors and
Super Seniors divisions took
their swings Tuesday, on the
second day of match play in
the Oregon Coast Invitational.
The 105th annual event
continues today at the Astoria
Golf & Country Club, with
second round action in the
Grand Champions, Junior-Se-
niors and Super Seniors.
Tuesday’s winners in the
championship Àight of the
Women’s division included
eight-time champion Lara
Mack Tennant and Amanda
Jacobs, gunning for her third
straight OCI championship.
Medalist Joe Vaughan was
a winner in the Seniors’ cham-
pionship Àight, along with
Astoria club member Walter
Yeaw.
Astoria members Jeff
Leinassar, David Vistica, Pe-
ter Roscoe, Rob Swingle and
Roger Stalick all advanced
with victories in the Super Se-
niors championship Àight.
Swingle, the defending
champion, got past Greg Mar-
shall, and Stalick defeated
George Mack, Sr.
Gary Henley/The Daily Astorian
Gearhart’s Rob Swingle
has won two Coast Invi-
tational
championship
flights — the 1963 Grand
Champions and the 2014
Super Seniors.
Shark wrestler: ‘I haven’t got a scratch on me’
By JOHN PYE
AP Sports Writer
Mick Fanning sat up on a
high stool, straight backed and
good humored, recounting the
story he will be telling for the
rest of his days, about how he
fought off a shark with his bare
hands during a sur¿ng competi-
tion in South Africa.
It sounds like the plot of a
movie, but this three-time world
champion is no ¿ctional Croco-
dile Dundee-style Aussie. He’s
the real thing: his shark-wrestling
exploits were broadcast live.
The 34-year-old Fanning
arrived back in Australia on
Tuesday and appeared at a news
conference in Sydney before
heading home to the Gold Coast,
the burgeoning city surrounding
Surfers Paradise beach.
“It was so close. I’m doing
OK, though,” he said. “I haven’t
got a scratch on me. Just more
of an emotional, mental sort of
trauma right now.
“To walk away from a shark
attack with not a scratch on you
— it is a miracle really.”
Fanning was competing
against fellow Aussie Julian
Wilson in the ¿nal of the J%ay
Open, the World Surf League
event at Jef-
freys %ay on
South Africa’s
east
coast,
when he was
bumped off
his board by a
shark.
In video Mick Fanning
of the event
posted on the World Surf League
website, Fanning could be seen
scanning the water before a big
¿n emerged behind him. He
turned to deal with the shark,
and then lost his board as a wave
rolled in and he disappeared
from view.
Wilson was paddling toward
Fanning and later said that he
believed if he could get there
with his board, he’d at least have
a weapon to distract the shark,
which he estimated was at least
twice the size of his mate and
childhood hero.
Fanning said at ¿rst he tried
to swim away but then decided
to defend himself, and turned to
punch the shark in the back. He
was next seen furiously swim-
ming toward a personal water-
craft, where he was helped out
of the water and back to shore.
He recounted the events to
fans gathered around him on
World Surf League/AP
Australian surfer Mick Flanning is pursued by a shark,
in Jeffrey’s Bay, South Africa, Sunday. Knocked off his
board by an attacking shark, the surfer punched the crea-
ture during the televised finals of a world surfing compe-
tition in South Africa before escaping.
the beach, and only later, when
the adrenalin subsided, did the
tears kick in as he realized how
close he had come to serious
injury or death.
On a Àight from Port Eliza-
beth to Johannesburg, a woman
sitting beside him pointed to
the report in a newspaper and
asked if the story was about
him. Then he got emotional
again.
He said he felt so “insig-
ni¿cant” compared with the
size and speed of the shark, but
didn’t hold any grudges against
the apex predator because he
knew “we are in their domain.”
“Thanks for not eating me,”
he said, joking about his interac-
tion with the shark.
Fanning said he could sense
the shark looming behind him,
and turned to see it just as con-
tact was made.
“I thought, ‘Let’s see what
happens.’ Like anything, you want
to go down ¿ghting,” he said. “I
don’t know why it didn’t bite. I
was on top of it, trying to put my
board between us. It was just Àight
or ¿ght, I just ran on instinct. Once
my board was gone, I thought that
was it. I was just waiting for it to
come and take a leg or two. I guess
I’m lucky it wasn’t my time.”
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