Don Ebert

The Los Angeles Lazers took command with four goals in the second period and defeated the Cleveland Force, 9-5, Wednesday night at the Forum for their fifth victory in six games. Don Ebert scored three goals for the Lazers, whose nine goals are the most in one game for Los Angeles since Nov. 23, 1985. The Lazers had a 1-15 record against Cleveland, including nine straight losses, coming into the game, and had never beaten the Force at the Forum.

Don Ebert, a former indoor soccer player who spent the last eight years working with Forum Boxing, has been named general manager of the Splash. Ebert, 36, reached an agreement with majority owner Bill Williams over the weekend. He retired as an indoor player in 1988, and last year did color commentary on Continental Indoor Soccer League television broadcasts. Ebert was director of marketing and business development for Forum Sports under Jerry Buss.

Njego Pesa scored two goals in the third quarter and Greg Makowski scored twice in the fourth Wednesday night, rallying the St. Louis Steamers to a 5-2 victory over the Lazers in a Major Indoor Soccer League game. Midway through the second quarter, Los Angeles' Willie Malon scored for the only goal of the first half. It was Malon's eighth goal this season and fifth in two games. However, St.

The Los Angeles Lazers took command with four goals in the second period and defeated the Cleveland Force, 9-5, Wednesday night at the Forum for their fifth victory in six games. Don Ebert scored three goals for the Lazers, whose nine goals are the most in one game for Los Angeles since Nov. 23, 1985. The Lazers had a 1-15 record against Cleveland, including nine straight losses, coming into the game, and had never beaten the Force at the Forum.

Don Ebert, a former indoor soccer player who spent the last eight years working with Forum Boxing, has been named general manager of the Splash. Ebert, 36, reached an agreement with majority owner Bill Williams over the weekend. He retired as an indoor player in 1988, and last year did color commentary on Continental Indoor Soccer League television broadcasts. Ebert was director of marketing and business development for Forum Sports under Jerry Buss.

The Sockers, four-time indoor soccer league champions, were almost beaten Thursday night by a very sneaky Ebert. Don Ebert, the St. Louis Steamers' all-time leading scorer, was in the right place at the right time for three goals in the Steamers' surprisingly close 7-6 loss to the Sockers in the San Diego Sports Arena. Pretty sneaky, that Ebert. His first goal came on a back-kick, a shot that beat Sockers' goalie Jim Gorsek. Gorsek never even saw him.

A goal by Don Ebert of St. Louis with 12 seconds left in the third quarter broke a 2-2 tie, and the Steamers scored four more goals in the fourth quarter to defeat the Lazers, 7-5, Thursday night at the Forum. The loss dropped the Lazers' Major Indoor Soccer League record to 12-32.

Don Ebert and Steve Pecher have signed three-year contracts with the Lazers of the Major Indoor Soccer League. Chris Chueden also signed a contract with the Lazers for next year, the team said. Ebert, a forward, and Pecher, a defender, came to the Lazers from the St. Louis Steamers last February. Chueden, a midfielder, also came to the Lazers in a trade last February, being acquired from the Cleveland Force.

Chico Borja scored two goals and added an assist to lead the Wichita Wings to a 9-5 victory over the Lazers in a Major Indoor Soccer League game Friday night. The win was Wichita's eighth in a row. The Wings (20-18) also got three assists from Mickey Thomas. Wichita was down, 2-1, early in the game but scored three unanswered goals in the second period. The Lazers (9-28) were led by Don Ebert, who scored three goals. The Lazers play host to the Minnesota Strikers tonight at 7:30 at the Forum.

The Sockers, four-time indoor soccer league champions, were almost beaten Thursday night by a very sneaky Ebert. Don Ebert, the St. Louis Steamers' all-time leading scorer, was in the right place at the right time for three goals in the Steamers' surprisingly close 7-6 loss to the Sockers in the San Diego Sports Arena. Pretty sneaky, that Ebert. His first goal came on a back-kick, a shot that beat Sockers' goalie Jim Gorsek. Gorsek never even saw him.

Njego Pesa scored two goals in the third quarter and Greg Makowski scored twice in the fourth Wednesday night, rallying the St. Louis Steamers to a 5-2 victory over the Lazers in a Major Indoor Soccer League game. Midway through the second quarter, Los Angeles' Willie Malon scored for the only goal of the first half. It was Malon's eighth goal this season and fifth in two games. However, St.

A search committee has completed interviews for UC Irvine's new director of soccer/head women's coach and Athletic Director Dan Guerrero said an announcement will be made "later this week or early next week." The committee, which interviewed six candidates, forwarded a list of three finalists to Guerrero, who will make the final decision.

After winning a club-record five straight games, the Lazers lost their second in a row Saturday night when they were beaten, 6-4, by the Steamers at St. Louis. The loss, combined with the Sockers' 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Strikers, drops the Lazers into second place in the Major Indoor Soccer League's Western Division. The Sockers lead the division with a 15-6 record, while the Lazers, who were beaten, 7-6, by the Strikers Thursday night, are 14-7.