Rancho Cucamonga Chinatown House listed as endangered historic site

Brenda Martinez gets historic 800 bronze at world track championships

Kennedy International Airport in New York. The selections were based on the locales being at risk of destruction or damage beyond repair. The Chinatown House, built in 1919 and designated as a city landmark in 1985, is a two-story brick building that was home to about 50 Chinese American laborers. There is also a general store. The trust described the house as "one of the last remaining tangible connections to the once-thriving Chinese community that helped build modern-day Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga." City officials had recently issued a notice to the property's owner, the Cucamonga Valley Water District, to correct structural issues in the vacant and neglected house. The water district was moving forward with plans to demolish the house when local advocates began pushing to save it. "It has been in ill disrepair for many years," Jo Lynne Russo-Pereyra, the water district's assistant general manager, said of the structure, noting that its second floor had been condemned more than 50 years ago. But Russo-Pereyra said that demolition plans have been tabled as the water district works with the city to secure the site, keeping out intruders who might get hurt. The water district has no plans for the site, she said.
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Brian Wilson starts for Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga

Relievers Matt Brazis, Grady Wood and Mayckol Guaipe combined to throw three scoreless innings, and Guaipe earned his fourth save. Geison Aguasviva (0-3) took the loss for Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga. All of the Mavericks scoring came in the top of the third inning. Jabari Henry opened with a double. With two outs, Dillon Hazlett singled in Henry, then stole second base and scored on Kevin Rivers double to right field. The Quakes lone run came in the bottom of the fifth on Darnell Sweeneys sacrifice fly.
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Lake Elsinore at Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga - Box Score

LOB--LAKE ELSINORE 7, RNCHO CUCAMONGA 6. 2B--J Baltz, J Peterson, D Sweeney. SB--J Peterson 1 (42), C Grider 1 (20). S--B Guinn. IP H R ER BB SO HR LAKE ELSINORE J Barbato 6 3 0 0 0 7 0 C Hebner 2 0 0 0 1 3 0 D O'Grady (L, 3-6) 2/3 3 4 3 2 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO HR RNCHO CUCAMONGA L Caughel 6 6 3 1 1 7 0 D Coulombe 2 1 0 0 0 5 Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga Lawyer 0 J Lima (W, 2-0) 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 WP--D O'Grady. SO--LAK: B Hunt, B Guinn, J Baltz 2, D Phillips 2, A Kirby-Jones 2, T Jankowski, K Gaedele 2, J Peterson. RAN: C Grider 2, D Sweeney 2, C O'Brien 2, S Schebler, P Maynard 2, C Seager 2. BB--LAK: C Adamson, J Peterson.
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I knew it was probably the biggest race of my life, Martinez told USA Track and Fields website . I just wanted to give everything I had. Again I had to go by 58 [seconds] and stay relaxed. On that last turn I really had to dig deep. I saw everyone around me. I knew that last 100, I had to give it everything I had. U.S. athletes won five medals on Sunday for a total of 25 in the competition, comprised of six gold, 14 silver, and five bronze. Matt Centrowitz of Portland, Ore., won a silver medal in the 1,500, one step up the podium from his finish in the London Olympics. He made a move on the final straightaway to grab second in 3:36.78, behind repeat champion Asbel Kiprop of Kenya (3:36.28) and just ahead of Johan Cronje of South Africa (3:36.83).
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Mavs take series from Quakes

He was just happy to be able to pitch again after Tommy John surgery in April of 2012. "I get excited about playing catch," he said. "So this amps it up a little more." Wilson, 31, registered Former San Francisco Giants pitcher Brian Wilson warms up in the bullpen to make his Los Angeles Dodgers organization debut in a baseball game for the A-level Rancho Cucamonga Attorney Cucamonga Quakes against the Lake Elsinore Storm, Aug. 7, 2013 (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo) 171 saves and three all-star appearances in his seven seasons with the Dodgers' long-time nemesis. He led the National League in 2010 with 48 saves. He signed with the Dodgers in July, a week after throwing a bullpen session for prospective employers after the Giants let him walk last season. Wilson wore No. 48 rather than his usual No. 38 but still boasted the trademark black beard.
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