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Sports for Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Giants hire ex-Yankee Meulens as hitting coach

SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Giants are turning their hitting fortunes over to a guy nicknamed “Bam Bam” for his once-fierce swing.

49ers prepare to be without Clements, Staley

SANTA CLARA — Left tackle Joe Staley limped through the 49ers locker room with a bulky brace on his sprained right knee. Cornerback Nate Clements cradled his broken right shoulder blade in a sling.

Raiders plan 'serious evaluation' of Cable charges

ALAMEDA — The Oakland Raiders say they will undertake a “serious evaluation” of domestic violence allegations against coach Tom Cable.

Local Schedule

Prep Girls Golf: Napa at Sac-Joaquin Section Masters, Stockton; Justin-Siena at North Coast Section Tournament, Arcata

Justin-Siena’s Jeramanz rolls into tennis semis

It was a beautiful, warm, fall afternoon Monday with plenty of good tennis on the opening day of the Marin County Athletic League’s girls singles and doubles championships. All the top seeds in the tournament advanced with no upsets.

Napa High 10th at Varsity Girls Golf Masters

Napa High shot a 484 total to finish 10th in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Girls Golf Championship at The Reserve at Spanos Park Monday.

Justin-Siena 15th in NCS girls golf play

Justin-Siena shot a 531 total to finish in 15th place at the CIF North Coast Section Championships at Baywood Country Club in Arcata (Humboldt County).

Napa Valley College fifth in women's golf tourney

Napa Valley College shot a 421 total to finish fifth in the Big 8 Conference’s 10th and final tournament at Morgan Creek Golf and Country Club in Roseville last week.

Boom Boom Pows, pitchers steal show

The Napa Junior Girls Softball League’s fall ball Halloween Bash Tournament at Napa Valley Language Academy turned out to be a pitcher’s duel in the minors division, which is made up of players ages 7 to 10.

Area lifters win in Nevada

Eight members from Basics Gym traveled to Reno, Nev. for the World Weight Lifting Championship held at the Peppermill Hotel and Casino, setting four world records and seven state records in the bench press. 

Star to help prep sports

SONOMA — Loren Roberts learned first-hand over the weekend just how serious of a budget crisis some California schools are experiencing.

Martin leads Kings past Grizzlies 127-116 in OT

SACRAMENTO — Kevin Martin scored 48 points and Beno Udrih hit a game-tying layup in the closing seconds of regulation to give the Sacramento Kings a 127-116 overtime victory over the Memphis Grizzlies in their home opener Monday night.

Sportsmen get mixed bag from state lawmakers

In its 2009 session, California’s lawmakers voted on numerous bills that directly impacted sportsmen.

Players bid farewell to Sonoma Golf Club

SONOMA — It’s hard to say good-bye to a golf course as beautiful and historic and challenging as the Sonoma Golf Club. But that is exactly what players did as the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, the final event of the Champions Tour’s 2009 season, wrapped up a seven-year run here Sunday in glorious conditions.

Former Napa spiker lands coaching job with Skyline club

Jessica Backhus of Napa recently accepted a position with the Skyline Volleyball Club. Backhus, who played right-side hitter for NCAA-Division I Saint Peter’s College of New Jersey after a successful high school career, will be the club coach for Skyline VBC and will also be responsible for volleyball operations.

My NBA All-Irrelevant Team for '09

Here we go with our annual installment of how did this guy make an NBA roster, Version 2009

Bragging rights

Jacob Young of Napa nabbed this 24-inch striped bass while fishing on the shore of the Napa Valley Yacht Club. He used frozen anchovies for the bait.

Fishing report: Bob Myskey is the man to call at Clear Lake

Here’s a look at the latest local angling action:

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