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SPORTS FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2015 Sports shorts Oregon State tabs Stansbury as AD CORVALLIS(AP) — Todd Stansbury, the athletic director at Central Florida for more than three years, was named athletic director at Oregon State on Thursday. Stans- bury begins his new job in Corvallis, Oregon, on Aug. 1. He will be intro- duced at a news conference next week. The move represents a homecoming for Stansbury, who was at Oregon State as an executive associate athletic director from 2003-12 before taking the UCF position. He succeeds Bob De Carolis, who resigned in May after nearly 17 years at Oregon State, including nearly 13 years as athletic director. Sandoval benched for using Instagram during game ATLANTA (AP) — Boston third baseman Pablo Sandoval has been benched by manager John Farrell for a game against Atlanta after using his Instagram account during a loss to FACES the Braves. Sandoval said Thursday he had returned to the club- house to use the bathroom during the Sandoval previous night’s 5-2 defeat and checked his phone. He says ³¿UVW WLPH´ DQG ³, WDNH WKH mistake, I learn from it. I EURNHWKHWHDPUXOHV´ A two-time All-Star who left World Series champion San Francisco to sign a $95 PLOOLRQ ¿YH\HDU GHDO ZLWK Boston, Sandoval said he apologized to Farrell and general manager Ben Cher- ington, who is with the team. ³,W¶V WKH ZURQJ WKLQJ´ Sandoval said. “My team is down. Ain’t going to happen QRPRUH´ Sandoval was replaced int he starting lineup by rookie Travis Shaw. “People sometimes judge things on a game or on a period of time and they forget that we’re in there working together and striving to make the utmost of our team and of our situation day to day.” — David Blatt Cleveland Cavaliers coach on his relation- ship with NBA superstar LeBron James. Many have questioned the relationship between Blatt, who was in his fi rst year coaching the Cavs last season, and James. Cleveland lost to the Golden State Warriors in Game 6 of the NBA Finals on Tuesday. THIS DATE IN SPORTS 1867 — Ruthless, ridden by J. Gilpatrick, wins the inaugural Belmont Stakes at Jerome Park in the Bronx. 7KH¿OO\HDUQVIRUKHU victory. 1954 — Ed Furgol edges Gene Littler by one stroke to win the U.S. Open, the ¿UVW JROI WRXUQDPHQW WR EH televised nationally. Contact us at 541-966-0838 or sports@eastoregonian.com 1B FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @EOSPORTS PENDLETON Broaddus steps aside after one season bought in to everything I was trying to do and we really went farther than I thought we would LQWKH¿UVW\HDU “That was the hardest part for me, is leaving the group. I was pretty excited about the future. Kids were working really hard By MATT ENTRUP and wanted to get back to state East Oregonian and do better, so this is a great ,Q KLV ¿UVW VHDVRQ DV 3HQG situation for someone. The kids leton boys basketball coach, expect to win now, and know Brian Broaddus said he was able how to win, and are moving in to glimpse a bright future for the the right direction. I don’t feel good about leaving, but you Buckaroos. Coming off a Columbia River always want to leave someplace Conference title and an appear- EHWWHUWKDQZKHQ\RXJRWLW´ Broaddus, who has family in DQFHLQWKHVWDWH¶V¿QDOEUDFNHW he was excited to see what the Redmond and Bend, guided the %XFNVWRDQUHFRUGDQGWKH next season would hold. But when his dream job verge of a state trophy before a opened, Broaddus was unable to 67-64 quadruple-overtime loss pass it up and will leave to be the to Churchill ended their season. head coach at Mountain View But he said he’s most proud of File photo what the team accomplished off Brian Broaddus is leaving his post as next season. “It was a great year and I’m the court. Pendleton head basketball coach to take “I’m more proud of the work the same position at Mountain View in proud of the boys, really proud RI WKH ER\V´ KH VDLG ³7KH\ they did in the classroom. The Bend. Coach leaves to take dream job at Mountain View team GPA was a lot higher, we never had anybody ineligible and we never had any disci- SOLQDU\SUREOHPV´KHVDLG³,W¶V been a great year, I’ve made great relationships with not only my players, but all the students in classes and all the parents have been great. I wouldn’t trade WKLV\HDUIRUDQ\WKLQJ´ He’ll take over for Craig Reid at Mountain View, which GHIHDWHG3HQGOHWRQLQWKH VWDWHTXDUWHU¿QDOVEHIRUHSODFLQJ third. Reid stepped down after 15 years with the Cougars so he could spend more time watching KLV VRQ ¿QLVK RXW KLV FROOHJH playing career at Arkansas-Little Rock. The Pendleton School Board will hold a meeting today to discuss Broaddus’ replacement, who will also teach physical education and health classes at See BROADDUS/2B MLB Seattle Mariners left fi elder Seth Smith can’t get to the ball, while shortstop Brad Miller (5) watches on a single by San Francisco Giants’ Angel Pagan during the eighth inning of a baseball game Thursday in Seattle. AP Photo/Elaine Thompson San Francisco 7 Seattle 0 M’s end series with Giants in split Vogelsong (5-5), allowed three singles over 6 2-3 innings, striking out six and walking two as the SEATTLE — Ryan Vogelsong offensively challenged Mariners and three relievers combined on a were held to two runs or less for the ¿YHKLWWHUWRJLYH6DQ)UDQFLVFRLWV 26th time in 67 games. San Francisco capitalized on a major league-leading 11th shutout, a 7-0 victory over the Seattle Mari- botched double-play attempt for three second-inning runs off Mike ners on Thursday night. By JIM HOEHN Associated Press Montgomery (1-2), who allowed four runs and seven hits in 7 1-3 innings. The Giants loaded the bases with one out on a walk to Brandon Belt and consecutive singles by Andrew Susac and Justin Maxwell. Joaquin Arias bounced to second baseman Dustin Ackley for what College National Finals Rodeo Timberwolves barreling WRZDUGV6DWXUGD\¶V¿QDOV BMCC with three of top 7 in barrel racing wrestling leaderboard with a blazing 4.6 go Thursday. The time gives him an aggregate time of 23.3 and launched him to second behind Tarleton State’s Jace Lane through three rides. East Oregonian Thursday’s time is the quickest third go yet, and only Kalane Anders of CASPER, Wyo. — Saturday may Laramie has bulldogged faster, clocking prove a busy day around the barrels for LQDWRQKLV¿UVWJR+HQRVFRUHGKLV the Blue Mountain rodeo team. second try. Following Thursday’s performance, Parke moved all the way to fourth in the Timberwolves are in position to the men’s all-around with the effort. He represent one quarter of Saturday’s is also entered in the tie-down roping. College National Final Rodeo barrel He has the best two-ride score (21.3) UDFLQJVKRUWJR¿HOG of any of the 10 athletes completing Callahan Crossley has held the their three-rounds tonight. Seth Cook top position since Tuesday’s opening of Weatherford College currently sits in performance, and remains there with the three-go cutoff with a 44.9 aggre- 12 left to ride. Teammates Danyelle gate. Williams and Jesssica Lewis emerged Blue Mountain is currently seventh with strong runs Thursday. in the men’s competition. Tyler Potter is :LOOLDPVVWRSSHGWKHFORFNLQ the only other BMCC cowboy in action seconds, to complete a three-round WRQLJKW +H¶OO KDYH KLV ¿QDO JR LQ WKH time of 42.39 good for a second place bareback and will need a monumental tie with Shelby Herrmann of Tarleton score to advance to Saturday’s 12-man State. Lewis is in seventh positioning ¿QDOURXQG ZLWK D WLPH DIWHU 7KXUVGD\¶V Team ropers Austin Thompson and 14.22 ride. Jordan Tye also remain in contention to 7KH¿QDOWKLUGJR¶VZLOOEHKHOGLQ advance to the short go despite Tues- WRQLJKW¶V¿QDOSHUIRUPDQFHURXQG day’s no score. They currently hold The Blue Mountain women ninth position with eight teams left to currently sit in third place in the team ride. competition. Plenty of points remain on It was another night of struggle the table. Aside from the barrel racing, in bullriding. Pendleton native and the T-Wolves have Williams entered in Oregon State competitor Bryan Carter the goat tying and Makenzie Fuller in was one of many bucking causalities on the breakaway roping. Each compete the night, but since all 26 third rides to tonight. date have resulted in no scores, his 71.5 See RODEO/2B Jared Parke ascended the steer looked like a possible inning- ending double play, but shortstop Brad Miller dropped the ball on the attempted relay after the force at second, allowing Belt to score and sending Susac to third. Nori Aoki followed with an RBI single and Joe Panik’s RBI double See MARINERS/2B PENDLETON Hadden places fourth at Nationals has won several medals on the world stage throughout Pendleton trap shooter his 16-year career. Brian Burrows of 5\DQ +DGGHQ ¿QLVKHG RII another strong season by California won his third placing fourth at the 2015 national title in the last four National Championships on years with a total of 245. He HQWHUHGWKH¿QDOURXQGZLWK Saturday, June 13. Hadden, who is a 237, but secured a one-point Sergeant First Class in the victory in a shoot-off. Dustin McGowen of U.S. Army Marksmanship Arkansas second with 244, 8QLW PDGH LW WR WKH ¿QDO and Alex was Rennert of Florida URXQG ZLWK SRLQWV DIWHU was third with the same score. hitting all 25 targets in three McGowe also claimed the of the 10 rounds. junior national title. Hadden, who now makes Ashley Carrol of Cali- his home in Georgia, has fornia won the women’s fared well on the national national title with 251 points. stage in the past. He was the David Senter of Hillsboro 2005 national champion, and was third in the men’s senior placed third in 2011. He also division. East Oregonian Contributed photo courtesy of USA Shooting Pendleton native Ryan Hadden hits his target in the fi nal round of the 2015 USA Shooting National Cham- pionships on Saturday, June 13. Hadden fi nished fourth.
