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2F The Capital Times The Weekend of July 28-29,2001 Don't expect NCAA to just slap UW's wrist Does anybody else get the The Brewers lost their 10th • Maybe all golfers — in- magically turn his life — and day at Edgewood College aired feeling that once the NCAA Todd Finkelmeyer straight game, 3-1, to the cluding us hacks, and not just game — around. And finally, their concerns about large gets done with its case against AND Dodgers Monday night — but the pros — should use caddies. the team is counting on rookie game-day crowds to UW asso- the University of Wisconsin drey a sellout crowd of 42,132 Then, just like the pros, we first-year defensive end Jamal ciate athletic director Al Fish. to Miller . The Crew then could blame the caddies for ev- Reynolds to pay immediate div- As someone who lived close athletic department, that Bad- to Camp Randall for seven ger sports will be penalized ran its losing streak to 11 erything that goes wrong dur- idends as a sackmaster. straight Tuesday night, but still ing a round of — instead Now this isn't to say that the years — and looked forward to back to the dark ages? Packers shouldn't contend for game days — it's difficult to Or at least back to the Mor- drew 34,444 fans. Milwaukee of looking in the mirror. finally won a game Wednesday, • While there is good rea- a playoff spot in 2001, but sympathize. ton era? beating the Dodgers, 4-3, be- son for fans of the Green and counting on big years from The feeling here is, if you The powers that be at the fore an afternoon crowd of Gold to be optimistic heading Brown, Freeman and Reynolds were worried about big crowds UW are mostly putting on 39,223. into the 2001 campaign — the seems to be a bit of a reach. in the neighborhood a handful happy faces leading up to an That's over 115,000 fans for Packers went 7-3 over their last | There is no better storof timey ins each year, why move Aug. 11 meeting with the three games. 10 games hi 2000 — at least sports than Lance Armstrong's .Into the area hi the first place? NCAA Committee on Infrac- 'The worst part of all, how- As a comparison, the Brew- three red flags have been run to three straight Tour de It's not like Camp Randall Sta- tions. ' ' ' ever, is that the UWs once- ers drew less than 64,000 fans raised hi the opening days of France titles after battling back dium popped up overnight — it But what started as an inves- solid reputation — both athleti- for a three-game series last training camp. from testicular cancer. has been there for 84 years. tigation into the Shoe Box free- cally and academically — will July 28-30 at County Stadium First, the coaching staff ap- • The Capital Times re- But if you are truly dis- bies now has led to separate be tarnished on a national level vs. the . Arid pears to be counting on the ported on Tuesday that a few turbed, put your house where athlete-housing violations. for years to come. those games were played on a mammoth Gilbert Brown to people in the neighborhoods your mouth is: If it's of similar You can only wonder what is | While the Brewers werFridae y through Sunday. magically return to top form surrounding Camp Randall Sta- size and hi decent shape, I'll behind door No. 3. busy doing their best Bad News Hopefully, the Brewers will after eating himself out of the dium are upset with the Univer- trade you my 5-year-old home While we are led to believe Bears impersonation earlier . spend their newjfunds wisely NFL. Second, the organization sity of Wisconsin's plans to add on the edge of Madison for the dreaded NCAA "death pen- this week, the franchise as a during the offseason. Other- seems to be praying that the 8,000 seats to the stadium. your home in the Camp Randall alty" seems unlikely, don't ex- whole was laughing all the way wise, don't expect the fans to over-priced and under- Some of the 30 residents area —straight up. pect a slap on the wrist, either. to the bank. return in 2002. . achieving Antonio Freeman will who attended a meeting Mon- Didn't think so. The generation lap Compiled from staff and news services All-City meet Shaughnessy downs Venus binds families upset Wimbledon champion , 2-6, By Tamlra Surprenant 7-5, 7-6 (4), to advance to the semifinals of The Capital Times the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford, MIDDLETON — The plan- Calif. ning of the 2001 All-City swim- Shaughnessy, seeded fifth, had never ming and diving meets was an defeated an opponent ranked as high as endeavor co-directors Cathy Williams, the No. 2 player in the world. Welton and Kathy Neish took "My main focus today was to. control the on more than nine months ago. match," Shaughnessy said. "It's really While the competition takes important to stay focused and make sure she stage, the event itself is doesn't control the points." one of great proportions — and She will face Kim Clusters in the semis, in its 40th year — one of great while second-seeded tradition. will play Monica Seles. | disposed of Jan- SWIMMIN(T~ Michael Gambill, 6-2, 7-5 in the Mercedes- /SSOCIATED PRESS Benz Cup in to set up a Meghann Shaughnessy celebrates after About 2,000 competitors semifinal today against top-ranked Gustavo upsetting Venus Williams Friday In the from 12 area teams will take Kuerten. . ' . quarterfinals of the Bank of the West part in the All-City Dive Meet Pete Sampras faces of Classic In Stanford, Calif. on Monday and Tuesday at Na- Belgium on the other side of the bracket. koma Country Club and the All- City Swim Meet, which will be standings. The Badgers placed two players held Thursday through Satur- on the preseason all-conference team. Senior day at Middleton Pool. Ail-Americans Sherisa Livingston, a middle "Now, we're old enough U.S. team has Duke feel HENRY A. KOSHOLLEK/THE CAPITAL TIM S blocker, and Lizzy Fitzgerald, a setter, where we have multiple National champion Duke placed three were unanimous selections to the 12- generations of families who Swimming Is a family activity for (left to right) Alex Neish, players on the 12-man U.S. team that will member preseason All-Big Ten team. have participated in the All-City Stephanie Welton (top), Eric Welton and Nick Welton, who compete in next month's FIBA 21-and-under Meet," said Neish, whose chil- will represent the host Middleton Pool In the All-City Swim basketball world championship in Japan. ODDS AND ENDS dren, Marcus, 17, and Alex, 15, meet next week. Blue Devils forward Carlos. Boozer and will compete in the meet. guard Chris Duhon were selected by Casino loses tourney The Welton family is an ex- Jim Boeheim of Syracuse. Swingman ample of multiple generations All-City Dive & Swim Meets , who sat out last season The promoter of three of competitors. Kevin Welton ' after transferring from Rutgers, also was tournaments slated for Las Vegas moved competed in the All-City Meet. • Dive Meet: This event will vidual events for 11-18 age named. them from a casino hotel following pressure during the late 1960s and early take place Monday and Tuesday §roups are set for Thursday, The rest of the team includes from the NCAA and several teams. '70s, while Kevin and Cathy's beginning at 8 a.m. at Nakoma wimmers 10-and-under will take children, 'Nick, 17, Erich, 15 Country Club, 4143 Country Club part in their preliminary events on College guard ; Connecticut Pending NCAA approval, the tournaments Rd. On Monday, the 13-14 and Friday. The top 16 swimmers in forward ; Kansas forward will shift from the Hotel and Casino to a and Stephanie, 10, are mem- , 11-12 year-old divisions will com- each individual event and all relay Nick Cqllison; .Illinois forward Brian new location in the city, 'said promoter Chris bers of the Middleton Gators pete, while the 10-and-under and swimmers will compete on Satur- Spencer, director of Worldwide Basketball in team and will swim hi the meet. ' 15-18 divisions are scheduled to day and a recognition ceremony Cook; Iowa forward ; UCLA "For the people involved, dive on Tuesday. for senior swimmers will begin at forward ; St. Joseph's guard Cincinnati. • Swim Meet: Events are 8 am . The sudden relocations came after NCAA the meet is a huge event," said scheduled for Thursday, Friday Janteer Nelson; Georgetown forward Cathy Welton. • Information: For updated Michael Sweetney; and Michigan State president Cedric Dempsey issued a and Saturday beginning at 8:30 statement Thursday night saying teams were "If you're not in the swim- a.m. each day at Middleton Pool, results and information, log on to guard Marcus Taylor. ming community you may have Park Lawn Place. Preliminary indi- www.allcityswlm.org. | The director of Nike's basketball "wrongcamp " for participating in tournaments at gambling casinos. heard of it, but you don't real- said he gave the mother of a top high school ize how big it has become until player $ 100 while he visited her in jail. Purdue and Illinois were among the teams scheduled to appear in the tournaments. you're here and see it." of the 12 teams compete in The team spirit and camara- George Raveling, a former college • China'sfirs theavyweigh t titlefigh twa s On Thursday, Middleton dual meets against each other. derie are evident through ttye coach, said that he gave Carrie postponed after John Ruiz injured his neck Pool will become a swarming The season concludes with the duration of the event. j Stoudemire $100. Her son, Amare during training to defend his WBA title metropolis of swimmers, par- teams coming together for the "It's loud and there is a 16t Stoudemire of Orlando, Fla., is considered against Evander-Holyfield. No new date ents, spectators and volunteers. final meet. of excitement, especially the one of the nation's top two prep players and was set for the bout that was scheduled for "Everything will be trans- Nick Welton, who will be a last day," said Cathy Welton. is tendered to Memphis. formed," said Cathy Welton. senior at Middleton High "There is a lot of cheering. The Aug. 5 in Beijing. "We're building a pier across Nike released a statement to The "There are things you can't help in life and School, has been competing in teams get together, they wear Associated Press, saying it would continue the pool where the coaches will All-City meets for nine years. the same stuff and have T- this is one of them," Ruiz said. sit on the one side and there to investigate the charges but has taken no B Dutch star Inge de Bruijn advanced He admitted he tries to £ake a shirts made special and dress action against Raveling, who serves as a will be tents everywhere for dif- more relaxed approach/to his goofy." toward a third gold medal today at the world ferent things going on. Each There are over 30 commit- company consultant. swimming championships in Fukuoka, Japan, competition during the summer • The signed team has a big tent." months. . tees formed from within the and Ian Thorpe's Australian teammates gave Neish hasn't felt too over- "All the dual meets are really Middleton Gators club. Accord- second-round draft choice , him a shot at a sixth title. . who had considered playing in Europe. whelmed with the preparations, just kind of fun," said Nick Wel- ing to Cathy Welton, finding De Bruyn led qualifying for the 50-meter and indicated that year after ton, who also competes on the enough volunteers to fill work • In WNBA action Friday, Gordana freestyle semis with a tune of 24.79 seconds. year, meet directors pass on a swim team at Middleton High slots has been the toughest Grubin scored a career-high 23 points as Thorpe, who set world records in winning booklet filled with organiza- School. "It's not like it's a life task. the Fever beat Cleveland, 67-63, the 200, 400 and 800 freestyle races, skipped tional tips. or death situation. Definitely, hi "The volunteers all come snapping the Rockers' 16-game home the heats of the 400 medley relay as Australia "Based on the experience of All-City, it's more laid back. from only our club and there .... scored easily qualified for the final. the previous years, it's almost We're just trying to have fun, are 400 slots that have to be 23 points as the rallied to beat the The broke its own 7-year-old turned into a science, I think, but we've still got' a friendly filled," said Welton. "Not neces- Orlando Miracle, 71-63, in overtime. meet record hi the medley relay, winning its in terms of getting kids to the competition going. • sarily people, but 400 slots of heat in 3:37.56. The Aussies won their heat right place at the right tune," "Everybody always has a work. AUTO RACING in 3:38.83. • said Neish. ' blast Cat the All-City Meet). We "It's gotten better now, but The All-City summer season always try to find something to that's probably the hardest Another pole for Bodine LOCALLY is .eight weeks long. For the keep ourselves occupied when thing is getting everybody to first seven weeks, the members we're not swimming." volunteer and do their share." , getting faster as the The 100 Black Men of Madison will hold season progresses, claimed his second pole its second annual golf outing on Monday at in three weeks during qualifying for the Cherokee Country Club. Registration is Pennsylvania 500 in Long Pond, Pa. scheduled to begin at 11 a.m., while the Wendell, Cook head to Philly , who won both the pole and shotgun start will take place at noon. the Pocono 500 last month, was a close The cost to register is $ 100 per person The Associated Press AROUND THE HORN second at 170.274. Winston Cup points and includes cart, dinner, 18 holes of golf The , BASEBALL TODAY St. Louis Cardinals, reliever leaders and will and awards. Proceeds from this event will B Timlin had arthroscopic sur- start eighth and 37th, respectively. bolstering their bullpen for a gery to repair torn knee cartilage help support the 100 Black Men of Madison's playoff run, got relievers Turk had depth in its bullpen, had and Is expected to miss 4-to-6 Cambridge's is 24th. Mentoring and Academic Bowl and back-to- Wendell and Dennis Cook from set a of adding another re- .yveeks. | took the pole for thschooe l picnic activities. the on Friday liever before Tuesday's trading Timlin Injured his left knee while Busch Series' NAPA AutoCare 250, turning a stretching and squatting In the bull- For more information or to register, .for minor league deadline. The , surprising pen during the fifth Inning of Thurs- lap at 131,062 mph in qualifying for today's please call Anthony Brown at 831-8121 or and Adam Walker. Phillies trail by one day's game against the Chicago race in Fountain, Colo. Derrick Smith at 831-1279. The trade came immediately game in the NL East, • Cubs at Wrlgley Field. He is ex- after the Mets beat Philadel- pected to recover In time to pitch COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL QUOTE, UNQUOTE phia, 6-1, at . Mo- "I think out. bullpen should, again this season. ments later, the Phillies be one of our strengths," Bpwa • The desig- Badgers slated for second The committee responsible for naming announced another deal, send- said. nated Pete Schourek for as- fish in the Americas has changed the signment to Class AM Pawtucket Old habits die hard. That's certainly the ing reliever Wayne Gomes to Cook and Wendell will be and? brought up left-hander Casey common name of the western Atlantic's the for added to a bullpen that already Possum. ' case with Big Ten women's volleyball as largest grouper from "jewfish," which some utilityman Felipe Crespo. Schourek, a left-hander, was 1-5 Perm State, for the fifth straight year, has includes closer Jpse. Mesa, Rick with a 4,45 ERA In 33 relief appear- found offensive, to "Goliath grouper." "I think we gained a whole Bottalico arid Rheal Cormier. • been picked to win the conference title, Commented Rabbi Bruce Diamond of lot of experience in the bull- ances for the Red Sox this season. according to a preseason poll of league He Is guaranteed $1 million this Temple Beth-El in Fort Myers, Fla.; pen," Phillies manager Larry Neither Wendell nor Cook season. coaches. "In the universe of things that need to Bowa said. "They've been on pitched Friday. Wendell is 4-3 • Right-hander Willie Blair was The University of Wisconsin, despite change, the name of the big grouper is low winners. They know what it with one save and a 3.51 ERA sem outright from the returning most of the squad that won the Big takes to win. They've pitched to Class AAA Toledo. on the list." in 49 games and Cook is 1-1 • Ruben Sierra was put on the Ten title and finished second in the NCAA in pressure situations." with a 4.25 ERA in 43 games. 153ay disabled list by the Texas Championship, didn't command as much TODAY'S TRIVIA The Mets and Phillies made Rangers, who purchased the con- respect from conference coaches. They their second deal in a week. The Mets, coming off a tract of Craig Monroe picked the Badgers to finish second. Who was the last Dodger active Earlier, Philadelphia sent Gary appearance, are from Oklahoma of the Pacific Coast Bennett to the Mets for Todd stuck at 47-57. Friday's trade League. State, Minnesota and Michigan State in the major leagues? Answer in Scprecard, Sierra, who has 14 homers and rounded out the top half'of the preseason 5F. . Pratt in a swap of backup could lead to further deals, 42 RBIs In 56 games, was sidelined . possibly involving starters after pulling hi groin during Thurs- Philadelphia, which already Glendon Rusch and Rick Reed. day's game against Baltimore. V . ' C2 •Thursday, August- 2, 2001 * SPORTS Wisconsin State Journal^1 CALENDAR

TODAY FRI.3 SAT. 4 SUN. 5 MON.6 TUE.7 WED. 8 mm Atlanta Atlanta Atoita All-City is one last hurrah' 7:05 am. 1:05 am. 1:05 pjn. 12:15 (Un FSUTBS the summer is my favorite." UW-La Crosse, where he has ,.j Forty-four recent high All-City Swim Meet Her swimming will be strictly continued his swimming career« school graduates will say • When, where: Today through recreational after this meet, in — and Jenny, a senior-to-be at goodbye to the meet. Saturday, Bauman Aquatic Center, which she plans to swim the Washington University in St. 3 SPORTS ON THE AIR Middleton. 100-meter backstroke, 200 in- Louis, remain involved this :> By Jon Masson • Schedule! Preliminaries today dividual medley and two re- summer as coaches for the H and Friday, starting at 8:30 a.m. Middleton Gators. .,? Wisconsin State Journal lays. AUTO RACING Finals and relays Saturday, starting The meet also will be the last "Swimming has been a very /I at 8:30 a.m. important part of my life," 3 7 p.m. USAC: Silver Crown Series • ESPN2 For several years, Claire for 18-year-old Shawn Devitt, • More information: Go to who's in his 12th year in swim- Shawn Devitt said." It taught ^ Mowbray has watched as the www.alkityswlm.org me a lot about discipline and BASEBALL high school seniors earned ming. "I'm not going to swim in myself and what I needed to •'' special recognition at the All- get done. Swimming has al- -" 1 p.m. MLB: Florida at Milwaukee • WTSO (1070 AM) City Swim Meet for their years ger competing in preliminary college," said Devitt, who 6 p.m. MLB: Oakland at Cleveland • Fox Family swims for the Middleton Ga- ways been around. It will be ^ 7 p.m. MLB: Atlanta at St. Louis • TBS of practice and persistence. events Friday. The top 16 •weird not doing it." ; Now, it is her turn. swimmers in each individual tors and plans to attend Edge- Shawn Devitt said he'd like - "It's the last hurrah," Mpw- event and those in relays will wood College. "It's my last to place in the top 10 in the 100 BASKETBALL_ __^ _ meet. I'm pretty pumped up bray, 18, said. "It hadn't hit me compete Saturday. freestyle and the 100 butterfly, ( 9 p.m. WNBA: Sacramento at Los Angeles • ESPN2 until the last dual meet last Competition for more than about it." but has higher hopes for the l> Saturday at Ridgewood (Pool). 1,400 swimmers starts at The pool has been a focal boys 15-18 200 medley relay 1 FISHING I've grown up there, I've been 8:30 a.m. each day, with a rec- for competition, exercise Saturday. He said he and team-' swimming for 11 years. That's and social activities for Devitt, 5 p.m. Bassmasters Classic: Day 1 weigh-in • ESPN2 ognition ceremony at 8 a.m. mates Nick Welton, Marcus '"' where my whole swimming ca- Saturday for 44 swimmers who Mowbray and their parents — Neish and Colin Hoff will try to " GOLF reer began." just completed their senior Anne and Bob Devitt and Alice break the event record of 1 | The 40th annual All-City years in high school. and Bill Mowbray, respectively. minute, 54.67 seconds — a • - 8a.m. European PGA: Scandinavian Masters • TGC Swim Meet begins today and "All-City is a great way for "It is the perfect balance of mark set in 1998 by a team fea- 10a.m. LPGA: British Open • ESPN continues through Saturday at kids to learn how to swim and social swimming and competi- turing his brother Mike. 1 11:30 a.m. Buy.com: Omaha Classic • TGC the Walter C. Bauman Aquatic to stay in shape," said Mow- tive swimming in the summer," "The guys from West and > 2 p.m. USGA: U.S. Women's Amateur Championship • ESPN Alice Mowbray said. 3 p.m. PGA: • USA Center in Middleton. The pool bray, who swam at Madison Memorial, I've been swimming i is adjacent to the high school Memorial and plans to attend Shawn Devitt, who swam in against them my whole life," ? TENNIS football field. the University of Wisconsin. high school for Middleton, fol- Shawn Devitt said. "It will be » Preliminaries for swimmers "We have fun. That's what I lowed his twin siblings, Mike nice to see them at the end. Ev-. Noon ATP: Tennis Masters Series Canada • ESPN ages 11 to 18 are scheduled for love about it. Of summer, high and Jenny, into swimming. eryone is going different ways "• 1 a.m. ATP: Tennis Masters Series Canada (taped today)' ESPN2 today, with those 10 and youn- school and winter swimming, Mike — a senior-to-be at now." '

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HOCKEY "Doctors told us it was not heat-caused," athletic director State Hall of Fame Linda Barnett said. "It was a Olajuwon Quevedo thrilled with taps Johnson, Suter blood vessel leaking in his brain, and that's what caused Former University of Wis- his body temperature to rise." consin standouts Mark John- headed to trade to Milwaukee •= son and Bob Suter have been BOXING Olajuwon Carter selected for induction into the By Vic Feuerherd go. He wanted an opportunity Wisconsin Hockey Hall of Tyson denies Wisconsin State Journal and he has it." Fame in September. rape allegation Raptors lieve if you want to build a dy- The Madison natives and nasty ... you have to keep a MILWAUKEE—Ruben Jenkins'forecast ' Quevedo arrived at Miller members of the gold-medal Mike Tyson denied he raped State Journal wire services club there for more than one or The Brewers expect left ; winning U.S. team at the 1980 a 50-year-old woman in Cali- two years if you're going to Park Wednesday with a new fielder Geoff Jenkins to be out > Olympics will be inducted at fornia, his first public state- The have have a chance of winning a lease on life. for three to four weeks, time , ceremonies in Eagle River on ments since the allegation was agreed to sign and trade long- championship," Carter said. The 22-year-old right- during which they hope not Sept. 15. made last week. time star center Hakeem Olaju- hander, acquired Monday only his left thumb heals but Johnson, the UW record- "Everything in the long run won to the for Mason to Bucks? from Chicago in the deal that sent reliever that the inflammation in his holder for goals in a career will prove that I'm innocent two draft picks, team owner One prevalent rumor right shoulder calms down. (125 from 1976-79) and a sea- and I'm just looking forward to the Cubs, will start his first Les Alexander said Wednesday. around the league is that the game for Milwaukee on Satur- If not, there is a chance > son (48 in 77-78), also played to that," the former heavy- "Hakeem's decision is disap- Bucks are pursuing a three-way Jenkins is through for the sea- , in the NHL for 11 years. weight champion told KTVK- pointing for the entire Rockets day against Atlanta. son. Suter, tied for seventh all- TV in Phoenix. sign-and-'trade arrangement "I think this will be a great organization," Alexander said. that would bring free agent all- move for me," said Quevedo, "Everybody's hoping the * time among defensemen in The woman contends she " has meant shoulder will quiet down," , games played at UW (157 was sexually assaulted by star power forward Anthony considered by many to be one more to diis franchise and this Mason to Milwaukee. of the brighter pitching pros- Lopes said. "At least we're from 75-79), has been a coach Tyson on July 16 at a Big Bear city than any other athlete in going to get an idea." > for 20 years and operates Sut- City home he rented during The Milwaukee Journal Sen- pects in Class AAA this sea- Houston history. tinel reported that, according son. er's Gold Medal Sports on the training. "We desperately wanted to East Side. Investigators from the San to league sources, one scenario "I wasn't getting the chance A room with a view Herb Brooks, the coach of Bernardino County Sheriffs keep him in a Rockets uniform would have Miami signing in Chicago because they had Lopes spent the second * the "Miracle on Ice" team and Department are investigating for the remainder of his career Mason to a long-term contract signed veteran pitchers. Here, game of his two-game sus- ^ the 2002 team, but have not interviewed the and made every attempt to do and sending him to the Bucks I'll get a chance." pension again in the press- » so. It is with a heavy heart that in a three-way deal with Cleve- will be die guest speaker. 35-year-old boxer, who is Quevedo, listed at 6-foot-1 level box of general manager /(' training in Phoenix for a Sept. we have agreed to his request." land. The Cavaliers would send and 245 pounds, is a native of Dean Taylor, where he was ; BASEBALL 8 fight with Danish boxer Alexander, in an interview Chris Catling to the Heat and Venezuela who signed with joined by Bucks coach George f Brian Nielsen in Copenhagen. with a Houston television sta- the Bucks would send a player, Atlanta when he was 16 and Karl, who. threw out the first & Area teams headed to tion, said the Rockets will get a perhaps forward-center Scott was traded to the Cubs organ- pitch. r WNBA first-round pick and a second- Williams, to Cleveland. ization three years ago. He The two nights in Taylor's ,', Legion state tourneys round pick from Toronto. Bucks general manager was 9-5 at Class AAA Iowa box were Lopes'first chances \ Six area teams have quali- Starzz shoot Earlier in the day, Olajuwon, Ernie Grunfeld declined com- with a 2.99 ERA this season. to watch a major league game > fied for American Legion state 38, reportedly called off talks ment on specific trade talks, "The reports are real good from that level. "It's a good tournaments, which begin Fri- past Comets with the Rockets — for whom while Cavaliers coach John on him," Brewers manager seat for a fan, but not when Lucas said he did not expect day at three sites. The eight- scored 18 he has played for 17 seasons — Davey Lopes said. "He's a you have a better one waiting -'t team fields in each of three di- points and after rejecting the club's offer anything to happen soon. strong kid, and he wants to for you," Lopes said. visions consist of teams that added 15 as the Starzz of $13 million over three years. won regional tournaments (14-11) beat the host Houston V Raptors guard Vince In the paint earlier this week, along with Comets (16-9) 71-63 Wednes- Carter, deciding there was no The acquired BASEBALL NOTES me host team. day. sense leaving a city where he is guard and a future Middleton (23-9) is the lone + scored 36 so comfortable, agreed to a six- first-round draft pick from the area representative at the points as the year contract extension worth in ex- : Class AAA tournament in She- (8-17) snapped a five-game approximately $94 million. change for the draft rights to A's: Team is not for sale boygan, and faces La Crosse losing streak with a 68-63 vic- Carter, 24, chose to stay in center .... (36-17) at 4 p.m. Friday in the tory over the host Phoenix Toronto in part because the As expected, for- Associated Press distractions," Howe said be- -elimination tourna- Mercury (11-14). team has shown the desire to ward signed a fore the Athletics" scheduled .. ment. The winner of the Class ^ and Tari keep the team together — free seven-year contract extension The insist game in Cleveland. "Plus, the ~ AAA tournament earns a berth Phillips each scored 17 points agents , Jerome worth at least $85 million.... the team is not for sale de- fact is it is not true." ,v in the national regional tour- to lead the Williams and Alvin Williams all The an- spite reports to the contrary, i nament. (18-9) to a 66-63 victory over signed long-term contracts nounced they have re-signed including some that say the (15-13) and defend- the (7-19). with the Raptors this summer. forward Danny Ferry and club is considering a $150 Around the horn ing champion Beaver Dam • Nykesha Sales scored 16 "That was big for me and for signed former Mavericks million offer from a group led The ; (25-9) join host Baraboo (16- of her 21 points in the open- this organization because I be- forward Mark Bryant. by former Hollywood pro- boosted their offense by acti- - 16) at the Class AA tourna- ing minutes and made a cru- ducer Peter Guber. vating outfielder Ellis Burks. ment, while Deerfield (23-1) cial in the final seconds "We have not been sold," The Indians also recalled '., and East Troy (10-12) will par- as the host Orlando Miracle Early-season non- Athletics spokesman Jim right-handed pitcher Tim ^ ticipate in the tourna- (10-16) beat the Portland Fire Young said Wednesday. "The Drew from Class AAA Buffalo. ment in . (11-15) 65-63. Open conference games against highly touted teams like team is not for sale and not ... The ac- Q Schedules in • Jurgita Streimikyte scored Continued from Page C1 on the open market." tivated jj Scoreboard/C5 a career-high 21 points to lead Miami, Fla. (Penn State), Ore- gon (UW), Washington (Michi- Several Oakland city offi- Homer Bush from the 15-day the (9-17) to a winner will play there is if it. cials, citing sources within the disabled list.... Outfielder FOOTBALL 70-64 victory over the Wash- f gan) and Notre Dame (Purdue) finishes first or second in the Athletics, said team owners Ray Lankford remained on h ington Mystics (8-17) in India- final BCS rankings, thus earn- will help measure that analysis. leave from the St. Louis Cardi-; Browns sign napolis. Steve Schott and Ken Hof- top draft pick ing a spot in the so-called na- The whole picture should mann received an offer of nals. General manager Walt [\ LOCALLY tional championship game. come into view four months more than $150 million from Jocketty said he hadn't heard r Former Florida defensive "I don't think any of us will from now. Guber's Mandalay Sports En- from Lankford, who com- lineman Gerard Warren, the Fitchburg's Ryan Jefferson, concede that somebody in this tertainment. plained about a lack of re- n ' top draft 12, finished third in the 13- league won't play in that "Hopefully, we'll be playing Athletics manager Art Howe spect before leaving the team.,-, pick, ended his contract hold- and-under springboard diving game," UW coach Barry Alva- in the Rose Bowl," Michigan expressed frustration at what Jocketty said Lankford "prob- * out and arrived at training event at the Junior Olympic rez said. coach Lloyd Carr said. "That's he termed erroneous reports ably" will rejoin the team <•. camp after signing a six-year, Nationals in on That said, it is difficult to our goal." of a sale. 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Golf C2 Inside Mallards C3 Vikings try to get back Auto racing C4 to business one day after Korey Stringer's death/C4 Friday, August 3,2001* Wisconsin State Journal Sports Editor; Greg Sprout, (608) 252-6170 UW spread brings skeptics media event with Michigan coach magazine. ain't believing it until I see it." TOM GATES But Alvarez Lloyd Carr and Indiana coach The idea of UW — that bastion UW Brooks Boll- Cam Cameron. of power football — using the inger was confronted by one tele- Carr and Cameron were giving spread was met vision reporter who was Schedule says it may be Alvarez a hard time about his de- with widespread convinced it was nothing more cision to use the spread offense — surprise and than an elaborate ruse to.fool Inside more than half a formation that features one run- healthy skepti- UW's opponents. ning back and usually four receiv- cism around the "I still don't think they think it's • Badgers doesUW ers split wide — this season. conference. true," Bollinger said of the react- ranked 23rd in of his offense preseason "Lloyd told me I absolutely "I'd make a ion of players, coaches and media coaches poll/C2 can't do it, You can't kill an old great Missou- around the conference. "There no favors By Tom Mulhern dinosaur. (He said), 'If you go rian," said Pur- were some eyebrows raised, I'm • UW due coach Joe recognizes the Wisconsin State Journal down, what's left?' " Alvarez said sure." neeafor speed HICAGO — Barry Alva- Thursday. Tiller, who made Well, believe it. The only ques- with faster rez knows what people CHICAGO — University of Wis- For some people, Alvarez and Alvarez it to the Rose tion is how much UW will use the linebackers/C6 C say about his schedul- consin football coach Barry Alva- UW resorting to the spread would Bowl last season formation. Alvarez has been ing. They say he's never found rez shared an elevator and some qualify a's, "This Week's Sign of using his version of the spread. a non-conference cupcake he banter at the Big Ten Kickoff the Apocalypse," to quote a sports "You've got to show me first. I Please see SPREAD, Page C6 wouldn't feed to his football team. But while such talk used to draw a sharp rebuttal from the University of Wisconsin coach, now it elicits a joke. Dotson "I wish they were saying that this year," Alvarez said with a laugh Thursday. Sorry, there's no chance of that happening. While UW's eyeing soft non-conference schedules have left Alvarez open to snip- ing in the past, even the harsh- est critic would admit that this year's lineup is an all-you-can- opener eat buffet. With , Oregon and Fresno State — all bowl teams With his comeback from in 2000 — to open the season, the Badgers will be tested more a torn quadriceps ahead of than any of Alvarez's first 11 schedule, the defensive teams at UW. The only ques- lineman plans to play in tion now is whether Alvarez has bitten off more than his the Packers' first game. players can chew. "It's the toughest opening By Jason Wilde schedule that we've ever had," Wisconsin State Journal he said. GREEN BAY— He claims It's even tougher because there has never been any this is the youngest team Alva- doubt, but Santana Dotson rez has ever had. Only 10 start- made it official on Thursday: ers return and freshmen dot He said he will be ready for the the two-deep, which means ' regular- the coaches must push a season opener Sept. 9 against young team to be ready before Detroit. its time. CRAIG SCHREINER/WSJ "There's no doubt in my "For this type, of team, I'm mind that I'll be back," said not really crazy about this Charles Fischer, 14, comes up for air during the 13-14 100-meter breaststroke, which he won in a pool record 1 minute, 15.19 seconds. Dotson, the Packers' veteran schedule," Alvarez said. "But defensive tackle who suffered a we really have to do a good job torn quad- as coaches to get our kids riceps in his ready early to play. This is a right leg last schedule you'd like to play last Nov. 27 at Car- year, with a veteran team. But Records fall after rainfall olina. "If I had it is what it is and you've got to to practice, I play it." could practice Although three of the four right now. If non-conference games are at Twenty-six pool marks All-City Swim Meet the Super home, it won't be easy. By the are broken at the • When, where: Today and Bowl was to- time the Badgers get to the Saturday, Bauman Aquatic morrow, I'd be fourth game — against Divi- All-City Swim Meet Center, Middleton. playing in it." S. Dotson sion I-AA Western Kentucky — in Middleton. + Schedule: Preliminaries But the they could have a full head of today, starting at 8:30 a.m. Super Bowl isn't tomorrow and steam or they could be running By Jon Masson Finals and relays Saturday, he doesn't have to practice, so on empty. Wisconsin State Journal starting at 8:30 a.m. Dotson won't be taking part in UW starts against perennial • Results, more information: regular workouts for at least ACC contender Virginia, which ' MIDDLETON-The se- Go iowww.allcityswim.org two weeks. Still, he continues was 6-6 last year, ending a run vere rainstorms — complete to be so far ahead of schedule of 13 straight seasons in which with diunder, lightning and CRAIG SCHREINER/WSJ — doctors told him following ' it won at least seven games. It high winds — that rocked today, Individual finals and his Dec. 1 surgery that it would Hill Farm's Elise Knoche, 17, swims on her way to a fifth-place finish take nine to 11 months for him will be Al Groh's first game as the Madison area Wednes- relays are scheduled for Sat- at 2:37.54 in the 15-18 200 individual medley. Virginia's coach and the Bad- day night and early Thursday urday, to return to full strength — that gers have no idea what to ex- sent several tents at the All- Charles Fischer, for one, is he claims his right leg is back pect from the Cavaliers. City Swim Meet sprawling. looking forward to Saturday Seminole teammate Liz All six butterfly events and to full strength. UW's toughest non- That cleanup for organizers, after winning the boys 13-14 Klariderman, 16, followed the six backstroke events re- "All the tests we've been conference task will be the fol- coupled with some teams 100-meter individual medley Fischer with a pool record in sulted in pool records. doing the whole offseason, I've needing warm-up time once the girls 15-18 200IM. always been about a month to lowing week at Oregon, a team and the 100 breaststroke in "I'm proud I'm a swim- Grinde and Parkcrest's six weeks ahead. So I've tried that shared the Pac-10 title last the inclement weather pool record times. Terri Schramka (13-14 100 cleared, caused the first day of "I came in with a low seed mer," said Klanderman, who to stay on that pace," Dotson season, is the consensus favor- the 40th annual meet to be will be a junior at Madison backstroke and 50 butterfly) said. "I'm back to where I was. ite to win it this year and has delayed about two hours time," Fischer, 14, said after West. "You have to be really were two-event winners But there's still some things I its sights set on a national Thursday morning. winning the individual med- dedicated to be a swimmer." among the girls. need to work on. And the thing championship. Worse, the But pnce the meet began, ley in 1 minute, 7,77 seconds. The butterfly might be Fischer, Ridgewood's Peter is, we don't want to wear this game is at Eugene, where the it was the competitors — and "I wanted to live up to that, I Klanderman's favorite stroke, Mullee (11-12 50 backstroke leg and muscle out right now Ducks have won 20 in a row, not tents — that were flying. had confidence because I've but Parkcrest's Jane Evans and 50 butterfly), Hill Farm's to where it's fatigued when the the nation's longest current Swimmers ages 11 to 18 been working hard." was fastest in the girls 15-18 Mike Vergeront (13-14 100 season gets serious. So we're home winning streak. from 12 area pools made an Fischer, who's from Fitch- 100 butterfly. Evans set pool freestyle and 100 backstroke), trying to be smart." Fresno State, while not well- assault on the pool records at burg and competes for the and meet marks in the event, While his teammates have Seminole team, began swim- Middleton's Marcus Neish known east of the Rockies, is Middleton's Walter R. Bau- winning in 1:05.12, with five (15-18 200 IM and 100 been going through the rigors the runaway favorite to win the man Aquatic Center during ming when he was 9 years others also beating the pool of two-a-day practices, Dotson, WAG title. The Bulldogs have old. breaststroke) and Ridge- 31, has been put through some Thursday's preliminaries. In record (Klanderman was wood's Matt Grunwald (15- targeted this season as their all, 26 records were set in the "It's been a lot of fun," said fourth). strenuous behind-the-scenes best chance to become a top Fischer, who will be a fresh- Seminole's Alison Grinde 18 100 freestyle and 100 but- workouts by strength coach 30 events at the pool, which terfly) were double winners 25 team. was dedicated in June 1998 man at Verona High School. established new pool and Barry Rubin inside the Don Alvarez jokes that he didn't after being rebuilt "Sometimes, swimming can meet records in whining the among the boys. Hutson Center. know what he was doing when The preliminary competi- be hard. But I have a lot of girls 11-12 100-meter individ- Packers coach Mike Sher- he set up that schedule, but tion for swimmers 10-and- good friends from around the ual medley and the 50-meter ^ Preliminary results in man, who expressed doubts there is a method to his mad- under begins at 8:3O a.m. city and it's fun to race." butterfly, Scoreboard/CS ness. He added Virginia in the Please see OPENER, Page C4 preseason Eddie Robinson Classic a year ago because he wanted to get two extra weeks of practice for his young team. He scheduled Oregon because Bounce-tack \vin for Brewers he is trying to play at least one high-quality opponent each rebounding from his fifth blown save of season. Curtis Leskanic shakes off his the season. "Maybe I'm too stupid not to An ideal non-conference shaky Wednesday performance be." schedule for Alvarez would Leskanic wouldn't be Leskanic with- begin with an easy victory to by dosing Thursday's win. out providing an extra dose of excite- :work out the bugs and end Brewers By Vic Feuerherd ment. He went to a three-ball count on with a Virginia or an Oregon. before getting him to line to This year's schedule is the re- Marlins 3 Wisconsin State Journal left for the first out of the Inning. He is- verse of that, which is why it sued a two-out walk to John Mabry be- ranks high on the risk-reward • Key: Henry MILWAUKEE — Curtis Leskanic was Blanco hits a given a second chance Thursday, He fore catching cleanup hitter scale. It could make or break looking at a third strike. Rookie Allen the young Badgers. two-run double .made the most of it, "It's a double-edged sword," and Mark Just 16 hours after blowing a three-run When the final out was nailed, Les- Levrault quarterback Brooks Bollinger Sweeney lead in the ninth inning Wednesday kanic looked to the sky and raised his Improved his said. "It's very important for us homers. night, the reliever arms as those remaining in the crowd of record to 5-6, to we come out well in those • Next: picked himself up, dusted himself off 33,657 changed what had been mostly allowing a run first two games and make a 7:05 p.m. and closed down the Florida Marlins in boos to cheers. "I was pretty much say- on four nits in 'statement with a young team." today, vs. At- the ninth inning topreserye a 4-3 victory ing thank you Lord for giving me a five innings for lanta, Miller at Miller Park. the Brewers. Future schedules probably Associated Press depend on it. Park; FSN, TBS, "I'm a confident person," he said after Please see BOUNCE, Page C2

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Lansing (Cubs) ...20 20 .600 6V4 David Coulthard, 47. 3, Rail Schu- Klein 36-35; Kelll Kuehne 36-35; Lora •B — Brandt Joba. signed him to HunlMlle of tht Southern (W); Brink |PB), Co. Stamn. Bum 7 — Gama 1 winner va. BASEBALL S. Bend D'backs ...... 18 21 .462 8 macher, 41, 4, Rubens Barrlchello, 40. Falrclough 34-37. Note): The International uses the Liaoufl Game 2 winner, 4:30 p.m. West Mich. (Tigers) ...18 21 .462 8 5,Mlka Hakklnen, 19. 6, Juan Monioya, 72— 34-38; Yu Ping modified Stableford scoring system PmiBtimH PIRATES - Placed CAMBRIA 1B, AIHTON 3 Bam* B — Game 3 winner vs. Fort Wayne Padres).,14 24 .368 11V4 15, 7, Jacques Vllleneuve, 11. 8, Nick Lin 37-35; 34-38; Brandle which awards B points lor double eagle, OF Armindo Rlos on the 15-day disa- (Union...... 1020000 —Sit 2 Game 4 winner, 7:30 p.m. Major league leaders x—Won tlrst half Heldlald, 10. 9, Klml Ralkkonen, 9. 10, 'Burton 35-37; 34-38; Tracy 5 points for eagle, 2 for birdie, zero lot bled .Hit. Recalled OF Alex Hernandez Cimbrll 430 210,1—10 12 0 Jirno Trulll, 9. Hanson 34-38; Dlna Ammaccapane 37- par, minus-1 lor bogey and mlnus-3 tor from Nashville ol th PCL. Melnholz, Albrent (3) and Bra- CLASS A - . Through Thursday Thursday's result* 11, Helnz-Harald Frentzen, 6. 12, 35; Kellee Booth 35-37; Hiromi Kobaya- double bogey or worse. SAN OieOO PADRES - Traded binder; Llndert and Ouade. W - Lin- At Berlin Belolt 6, Lansing 4 Olivier Panls, 5. 13, Eddie Irvine. 4. 14, shl 36-36; Patricia Meunler-Lebouc 36- Several goiters did not complete RHP Woody Williams to the St. Louis dert. L — Milnholz. .-AlouHoU.. 8236" 60 129 .36? South Bend 8, Clinton 1 Glancarlo Flslchella, 4. 16, Jean Alesl, 4. 36. Die first round. The round will be com- Cardinals lor OF flay Lan Word and cash. . luting rtrtten - Zlegler (A) 2x3, Bame 1 - c'lntonvSle (16-6) vs. • GonralezArl.,108 412 92 144 .350 Kane County 6, Michigan 3 16, Jenson Button, 2. 17, Jos Varstap- 73 — Becky Morgan 37-36; Use- pleted today. Recalled RHP Junior Herndon from Endres (A) 3x4, Rlpp (A) 3x4, Albrent Ripon (17-6), 10a.m. ' BerkmnHou.,106 398 84 139 .349 Quad City 11, Burlington 4 pen, 1.18, Pedro de la Rosa, 1. lone Neumann 34-39: Jeong Jang 36- Portland ol tire Eastern League. Exer- (A) 2x3; Elgersma (C) 2x2, Quade (C Game 2 — Prescott (18-10) vs. Floyd Fla 100377 91 129 .342 Today's gums 37; Diane Barnard 34-39; RaquefCar- cised Mr 2002 oplion on tht contract 3x4. HR -Rlpp; Near/ (C). 3B - Hart Westby (24-12), 1p.m. Vidro Mon 84327 60 111 .339 Belolt at Lansing CART riedo 39-34; Rlkka Hakkaralnen 37-36; SOCCER of RHP Bobby JonM and added a 2003 (C), Quade. SB—Endres. Bame 3 - Deerfleld (23-1) vs. LWaikerCol... 96341 77 115 .337 Clinton at South Bend I, Kenny Brack, 104. 2, Hello Cas- 36-37; Cartn Koch 34- option lo his contract. Black River Falls (14-211,4 p.m. Pierre Col 104 395 66 132 .334 Dayton at Wisconsin troneves, 82. 3, Darlo Franchlttl, 81. 4, 39. WAUNAKEE 6, RIO 3 . Berne 4 - East troy (10-12) vs. AurlllaSF 105425 72 142 .334 Fort Wayne at Cedar Rapids Michael Andrettl, 73. 5, Gil de Ferran, 74 — Marta Prieto 38-36; Suzanne Professional BASKETBALL WtunakH 121 010 1 —6 6 2 Berlin (17-11), 7:30 p.m. POlaricoStL... 94 346 61 114 .329 Kane County at Michigan 72. 6, Scott Dlxon, 69. 7, Crlstlano da Strudwlck 35-39; Paula Marti 34-40; So- MLS NBA RIO 030 000 0 —3S2 Saturday t genet Quad City at Burlington Matta, 67. 8, , 53. 9, Patrick phie GustatsOn 34-40: Nicola Moult 34- —Signed F-C Marks, Schneider (5), B. Grieber Bame S — Game 1 loser vs. Gama BQilesPlt..,..'.106 393 81 128 .326 EMtim Division (6) and M. Grieber; Jenkins and Clark. W HMW rent — Bonds, San Fran- West Michigan at Peorla Carpentler, 51. 10, , 50. 40; 34-40; Pearl Sinn 35- W L TPts BF BA Danny Manning, 0 Khalld EI-Amln and G 2 loser, 10a.m. II, Christian Flttlpaldl, 49. 12. Max 39. Darrlck Martin. - Marks. L- Jenkins. Bame B — Game 3 loser vs. Game cisco, 48; LGohzalez, , 42; Miami ...... 12 3 5 41 ,41 26 Leading hitters - M. Stanek (W) SSosa, Chicago, 35; Helton, Colorado, Papls, 44. 13, Roberto Moreno, 44. 14, 76 — Caroline McMillan 35-40; MelroStars ...... 9 7 3 30 28 25 — Signed F 4 loser, 1 p.m. 33; SGreen. Los Angeles, 30; CJones, Amateur , 43. 15, Alex Tagllanl, 30. Corlnne Dlbnah 37-38; Sherri Stein- D.C. United ...... 6 12 .2 20 32 40 RodneyWhlte to a three-year contract. 3x3: Jevens (R) 2x3, Plenty (R) 2x2.28 Berne 7 — Game 1 winner vs. Atlanta, 30; Nevin, San Diego, it. NORTMWOODS LEAGUE 16, Adrian Fernandez, 28. 17, Memo tiauer 40-38; Jull Inkster 37-38; Anna New England... 5 10 5 20 24 34 HOUSTON ROCKETS — Signed C - Ramqulst (W), M. Slanek, B. Grieber Game 2 winner, 4 p.m. Second Hall Gldley, 27. 18, , 27. 19, Berg 36-39; Sophia Sandolo 35-40; Hakeem Olajuwon lo a three-year con- (W); Plenty. Rllt — LGonzalez, Arizona, 103; Kathryn Marshall 37-38; Dottle Pepper Central Dlilslon Bame B — Game 3 winner vs. SSosa, Chicago, 99; Helton, Colorado, South Division Bruno Junquelra, 27. 20, Alex Zanardl, W L T Pts 6F OA tract and traded him to the Toronto Rap- Game 4 winner, 7 p.m. 20. 36-39; Lynnette Brooky 38-37; Joanne tors lot 2002 first' and second-round MIDDLETON 7, STOUOHTON 3 98; Berkman, Houston, 92; Klesko, San W L Pet. GO Mills JS-40. Chicago...... 1 1 5 3 36. 36 22 Stoughton ..100011 0 — 3(2 Diego, 90; Bagwell, Houston, 90; Floyd, Wisconsin 17 10 .630 - Columbus ...... 8 5 5 29 32 27 draft picks. INDV RACINt LEAGUE 78 — Mlchele Redman 36-40; — Promoted MhUleton 400 030 I — 7 12 2Softball xWaterlOo 1314 .481 4 Chleko Amanuma 37-39; Dallas ...... 7 8 4 25 34 31 °r Pitohini jit lint 13 decltlont) Rochester 12 15 .444 5 1. Sam Hornlsh Jr., 339. 2. Buddy Tampa Bay ...... 3 16 1 10 24 50 Larry Harris from player personnel dl< Hanson, P. Millar (5) SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Lazier, 299. 3. , 244. 4. Fe- 38-36; Jen Hanna 36-46; 37- rector lo assistant gtneral manager. Guerrero, Ml (7) and Kruser, McKln- > — Daal, Philadelphia. 10-3, .769, 4.52; Madison 11 16 .407 6 39; Ana Sanchez 36-40; Rachel Teske Wntira Division Men's Itstoltch , Schilling, Arizona, 15-5, .750, 3.09; North Division lipe Glaflone, 241. 5. Ellseo Salazar, 236. W L T Pts OF G» MUMESOTA TIMBERWOLviS — ney (5). W - Guerrero. L — Hanson. Antarctic: Door Doctors 9, Blue 6. , 221. 7. Buzz Calkins, 178. 39-37; Nancy Scranton 36-38; Maggie Re-signed G Fellpi Lopez to a multlyear Leading hitters - Passlnl (M) • Lleber, Chicago, 14-6, .737, 3.46; W L Pot, GB Will 38-38; Sara Eklund 40-36; Cindy San Jose ...... 10 4 5 35 32 20 Moon 0 (league championship); Dud- St. Cloud 20 7 .741 - 8. . 173. 9. Alrton Dare, Los Angelas .... 9 6 5 32 38 29 contract. 3x4. Guerwo (M) 2x3, Cleary (M) 2x2. ley's 7, Muskle Lounge 5. RDJohnson. Arizona, 13-5, ,722, 2.56; Flgg-Currier 39-37. Lohr (M) 2x3. 3B - Passlnl. 2B — Maddux, Atlanta, 14-6, .700, 2.56; Gla- Mankato 18 11 , .621 3 170.10.JelfWard,154. 77 — Sara Sanders 36-41; Tina Kansas City ..... 9 9 2 29 25 38 Man's slowpltch Alexandria ....1V16 .407 9 11.AIUnserJr.,163.12.GregRay, Colorado ...... 5 9 6 21 27 31 —Slgntd f Rubin Patterson lo a six- Campbell (S), Mallckl (S); Passlnl, Batln: Laurel Tavern 9, Jingles 5 ' vine, Atlanta, 11-5, .687, 3.94; WMIIIer, Barrett 38-39; Suzanne Dickens 38-39; year contract. Cleary. Houston, 12-6, .667, 3.99; RuOrtlz, San xBralnerd 6 19 .240 13 152. 13. Shlgeakl Hattorl, 151. 14. Sarah Vlbeke Stensrud 37-40; Mardl Lunn 41- NOTE: Three points lor victory, one (league championship); Big Ten Pub 7, x — First-halt champion Fisher, 147. 15. Robbie Buhl. 142. 16. SM ANTONIO SPURS - Signed F Babe's II2; Coaches 3, Big Ten Pub 0. Francisco, 12-6, .667,3.42. 36; Christina Kuld 39-38. point for tie. and G Charlis Smith. Flnt gama SMTM — Nen, San Francisco, 32; Robby McGehee, 136. 17. .Mark DIs- 78 — Valerie Van Ryckeghem 40- Cape: Dirty Dozen 27, Babe's 13 Thursday's results more, 137. 18. Donnle Beechler, 128. Widnndif'i results MCfFARLAND 2, DODDEVILLE 1 (league championship); Oak Crest 10, Shaw, Los Angeles, 32; Mesa, Philadel- 38; Shanl Waugh 37-41; Suzann Patter- FOOTBALL McFarlend..... 000 11 -22 1 phia, 28; Hoffman, San Diego, 26; St. Cloud 9, Waterloo 2 19. Dldler Andre, 119. 20. Jaques Lazier, sen 41-37; 40-38. Columbus 3, Chicago 0 Big Sticks 7; Dirty Dozen 9, Kllgust Me- Mankato 8, Wisconsin 4 101. Miami 2,0.6. 2, tie KFL Dodgevlll 010 00 — 1 4 3 chanical?, BWagner, Houston, 24; Benrtez. New 79 — Charlotte Sorenstam 40-39; ATLANTA MLCONS - Acquired Halverson and White; Ley and York, 24; MkWIIIIams, Houston, 22. Madison 8, Bralnerd 0 Aklko Fukushlma 41-36; Asa Gottmo 35- Saturday's gmn Central: Sports Pub 10, Plaza 5 Rochester 3, Alexandria 1 Chicago at Colorado, 3 p.m. LB Henri Crockett Ifom the Denver Bron- Johnson.W— Halverson. L — Ley. (league championship). 44. cos lot a conditional 2002 dralt choice. Leading hitters - Smith (D) 2x2. Today's games BASKETBALL 80 — Jennifer Resales 41-39. San Jose at Tampa Bay, 6p.m. Condon Anchor Bank 6, Arnold & Bralnerd at Madison, 7:05 p.m. Dallas at New England, 6:30 p.m. Waived WR Jamml German. 2B — Smith. O'Sherldan 4 (2nd-round playoff); Through Thursday 81 —Nicole Stllllg 38-43. — Signed CB B AB R H A«g Waterloo at St. Cloud 82 — 40-42; Mi- Miami at New York-New Jersey, 7 Anchor Bank 9, Old Town Pub 6 tend- Rochester at Alexandria Professional . Second game round playoll). RAIomarCle..104 390 78 137 .351 chelle EIIIS 39-43. p.m. BREEN BAY PACKERS - Signed DOOGEVILLE 2, MCFARLAND 1 Gonzalez Cle.. 94 360 73 124 .344 Wisconsin at Mankato WNBA 86 —Vanessa Smith 43-43. Columbus at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. Diamond: Wilson's 5, Eagle Crest 1 CB Cony Chamblin. Waived WR Junior Dodgevllle 000 101 —240 (league championship). BBooneSea...107 425 78 142 .334 EASTERN CONFERENCE Lord. McFariand 010 000 — 1 1 0 Suzuki Sea ....106 472 90 156 .331 W L Pet BB PGA WUSA Falcon: Old Town Pub 15, Echo W L T Pts OF G» HEW YOBK JETS — Signed TE-LS Weler and Johnson; Hernandez and MntkWCzMin.104 364 58 125 .326 AUTO RACING x-Cleveland...... 2 0 6 .769 - THE INTERNATIONAL Jason Freeman. Waived TE Daniel Wll- White. W - Weler. L - Hernandez. Giambi Oak ...104 362 65 118 .326 X-NewYork ...... 18 9 .667 2V4 At Castle fleck, Colo. Bay Area ...... 9 5 4 31 23 17 Granite: Echo Tap 11, Wonders Thursday's lint-round results Atlanta ...... 8 4 7 31 25 20 cox and GDustin Keith. HH-Klopp(D).2B—Ley(D). Pub 4 (league championship); Wonders ..- ARdrtguezTx.108 421 90 135 .321 Miami ...... 15 11 .577 5 SAN FRANCISCO 49en - Signed StewartTor...105 437 71 139 .318 Points leaders Charlotte ...... 12 14 .461 8 7 — Lee Janzen. Philadelphia.... 8 6 3 27 26 21 Pub 11, Bon Chance 1; Echo Tap LB Terry Killens lo a one-year contract. Other results Classics! 1, Kale's Collisllon 9. t McGrtHTB 97 343 40 109 .318 NASCAR WINSTON CUP Orlando ...... 10 16 .385 10 6 — Chris Rlley. New York ...... 7 6 5 26 27 24 WASHINGTON REDSKINS -Agreed Sank Prairie 5, Reedsburg.1 Ramirez Bos.,105 398 74 126 .317 I, Jell Gordon, 2,847. 2, Ricky Indiana ...... 9 17 .346 11 4-RorySabbatlni. Boston ...... 7 9 3 24 27 33 International: Nitty Gritty 12, Has 3 — Scott McCarron. San Diego ...... 67 5 23 25 25 to terms with WR Rod Gardnir on a five- Orloidvllle 8, Whitewater 4 Beens 9; Old Town Pub 15, Coaches 9 Home rum — Thome, Cleveland, Rudd, 2,802. 3, Dale Jarrett, 2,740. 4, Washington ...... 8 17 .320 11M year contract. 34; MRamlrez, Boston, 33: ARodrlguez, , 2,586. 5, Sterling Marlln, Detroit ...... 7 19 .269 13 2 — Brent Gelberger; Tom Pernlce Washington ..... 6 10 3 21 25 31 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REG list-round playoll): WEA Insurance 12, Texas, 30; CDelgado, Toronto, 29; 2,529. 6, , 2.492. 7, Dale WESTERN CONFERENCE Jr.; Mark O'Meara: Jose Maria Olazabal. Carolina ...... 6 10 2 20 25 32 Nitty Gritty 11 fist-round playoll). — Mathew Goggln; Woody Austin; HOCKEY All games were postponed Thurs- Jupiter: Heavenly Orbs 22, Come Glaus, Anaheim, 28; RPalmelro, Texas, Earnhardt Jr.. 2.453. 6, Bobby Labonle, W L Pet OB NOTE: Three points lor victory, one NHL day due lo wet grounds. They will be 28; JGonzalez, Cleveland, 27. x-Los Angeles .. 23 3 .885 — Phil Mickelson; David Duval; Tommy point lor tie. Back Inn 11 (league championship); Wil- 2,436. 9, Kevin Harvlck 2,422. 10, Tolles; Harrison Frazar; Charles Howell - Signed D made up at the end ol the regular sea- son's 19, Team Walleye 7. •- . ,- RBIt — BBoone, Seattle, 100; Johnny Benson, 2,353. Houston ...... 16 9 .640 6V4 Doug Houda and RW Christian Matte, son. . MRamlrez, Boston, 97; JGonzalez, II, , 2,325. 12, Matt Sacramento ...... 15 11 .577 8 IH;ShaunMlcheel. Wednesday's results Negonsa: Village Bar 20, Wet Noo- 0 —K.J.Choi.. ; Jose Coceras. Boston 1, Atlanta 0 CtlOARY FLAMES - Signed F dle 12 (league championship); Strange Cleveland, 95: ARodrlguez, Texas, 92; Kenseth, 2,317. 13, , 2,280. Utah ...... 14 11 .560 8VS Rob Murray, F Scon Nlchol, f Jamie AMERICAN LEOION Thome, Cleveland, 90; TMartlnez, New 14, , 2,260.15, Jell Bur- Phoenix ...... 11 14 .440 11VS S — Brett Qulgley; Tim Herron; Washington 2, San Diego 2, tie Gloves 11, Team 7. Ernie Els; David Berganlo Jr.; Joey Sin- Thursday's nsuln WrlgM and F Ryan Christie. STATE TOURNAMENTS Lake:Data Gold 11, Overdogs 3. -- York, 82; GAnderson, Anaheim, 81. ton, 2,158.16, , 2,131.17, Elli- Portland ...... 11 15 .423 12 - Re- (Double-elimination) '• Moiin bam — Cedeno, Detroit, ott Sadler, 2.068.18, , Seattle ...... 9 17 .346 14 delar ; Edward FryatL New York at Carolina, late Women's fastplteh _•' 39; Suzuki, Seattle, 37; Knoblauch, New B — Bob Burns; David Peoples; Philadelphia at Bay Area, late signed G Jean-Marc Reliefer to a two- CLASS AAA Arkansas: Union House 19, Alt'n 2,058.19, , 2,024.20, Ken Minnesota ...... 8 17 .320 14V4 year contract, and F Byron Ritchie and F At Shebojgan York, 31; Soriano, New York, 28: McLe- x — clinched playoff spot ; Brad Faxon; Trlpp Isenhour; Saturday's Oame Bach's 17; Pooley's 14, Paddy's 5. more, Seattle, 28; Halrston, Baltimore, Schrader. 1,984. Jean Van de Velde. Atlantila at WashingtonWashlngl , 12:30 p.m. Craig MacDonald lo one-year contracts. Today's games Women's slowpltch CHICAGO BLUKHAWKi - Re- Game 1 — Green Bay Southwest 22; JoCruz, Toronto, 22; Cameron, Seat- NASCAR BUSCH BRANO NATIONAL Thursday's result 7 — Justin Leonard; John Huston; Sunday's flames New Jersey: Villa Tap I 22, Neu- tle, 22; Jeter, New York, 22. Jay Don Blake; Paul Gow; Bob Tway; San Diego at Boston, 5 p.m. signed LW Eric Dan. (22-15) vs. Sturgeon Bay (23-8), hauser Pharmacy 0. I, Kevin Harvlck, 3,188. 2, Greg Los Angeles 67, Sacramento 62 DETROIT RED WINDS - Signed 10a.m. ; Pitching (at Iratt 13 decisions) Today's gaunt Russ Cochran; Jason Gore; J.J. Henry; Bay Area at New York, 6p.m. North Dakota: Red Shed 6. Venus — Clemens, New York. 15-1, .937, BIHIe, 3,025. 3, , 3,010.4, Chris DIMarco; Sergio Garcia. Dave Lewis and Barry Smith, assistant erne 2 — Marshlield (30-9) vs. Envy 5 (league championship); Red Jell Green, 2,934. 5, Mike Mclaughlin. Phoenix at Miami, 6 p.m. coaches, and D Jesse Wallln 'o one-year Appleton Rebels (19-171.1 p.m. 3.58; PAbbott, Seattle, 11-2, .846,4.01; Portland at Washington, 6 p.m. 8 — Doug Dunakey; Skip Kendall; Shed10.Comdata6. FGarcia, Seattle, 12-3, .800, 3.31; Sele, 2,550.6, , 2,521.7, Jlmmle David Gossett ; Craig Stadler; Steve contracts. Game 3 — Mlddlelon (23-9) vs. La Pennsylvania: Border's 11, Players Johnson, 2,502.8, Ellon Sawyer. 2.491. Charlotte at Minnesota, 7 p.m. FOR THE RECORD - Signed G Crosse(36-17). 4p.m. Seattle, 12-3, .800. 3.41; Sabathla, Orlando at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Jones; Steve Flesch; Bill Glasson. 6 (league championship). - Cleveland, 10-4, .714. 4.62; Washburn, 9, , 2,379.10, Kenny Wallace, S — Andrew Magee; Billy Mayfalr; Wade Flaherty lo a two-year contract Bame 4 — Lake Geneva (20-9) vs. Note: Several Softball games were 2,377. Utah at Seattle, 9 p.m. and G Andrew Allen. Named Bill Dully Sheboygan(21-16).7:30p.m. ' Anaheim, 9-4, .692, 3.42; Milton, Min- " Indiana at Sacramento, 9 p.m. ; Angel Cabrera; Jona- Transactions postponed Thursday due to wet nesota, 9-4, .692. 4.34. II, Jell Purvis. 2,376. 12, Randy than Kaye; Brad Elder; Billy Andrade ; chief financial olliter. Saturday's games grounds. They will be made up at the Saves — MRIvera, New York, 35; La|ole. 2,317. 13, , 2,286. Greg Norman. BASEBALL — Re-signed D Bane 5 — Game 1 loser vs. Game end ol the regular season. ' Sasaki, Seattle, 34; Percival, Anaheim, 14, Scott Wlmmer, 2,268. 15, David 4 — ; Jerry Kelly; American League LubomlrSekerasto a multlyear contract. 2 loser, 10a.m. 28; Hawkins, Minnesota, 26; Foulke, Chi- Green, 2,247. 16, Jamie McMurray, GOLF Franklin Langham. DETROIT TIBERS - Signed RHP - Signed Oame 6 — Game 3 loser vs. Game cago, 25; Koch, Toronto, 22; JRZIm- 2,176.17, Jay Sauter, 2,121.18, Bobby ' 3 — Pete Jordan; Michael Clark II; Bryce Florle to a minor league contract. C Andre Savage. 4 loser, 1p.m. Golf Hamilton Jr., 2,015.19, Hank Parker Jr., Jim Gallagher Jr.; Neal Lancaster; David - Placed 3B - Signed Oamj 7 — Game 1 winner vs. ' mermn, Texas, 21; DLowe, Boston, 21. Game 2 winner. 4p.m. METRO 2,000.20, Rich Blckle, 1,984. Professional Morland IV; John Rlegger; Bob May; Ted Scott Broslus on the 15-day disabled G Corey Hlrsch lo a one-year contract. Monona (36) — Max Hosklng. WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN list. Activated DH from the Bame 8 — Game 3 winner vs. Tryba. Game 4 winner, 7p.m. Brian O'Connell 36; Brent Bartels, Pat . Minor league NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS At Sunnlngdale, England 2 — Garrett Willis; Grant Walte; 15-day disabled list. Roisum 39. (A) I, Scott Rlggs, 2,143. 2, Joe Rut- Thursday's llrst-roumf results David Small; Jim McGovern; Gary Nick- TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Signed CITY/AREA SPORTS tman, 2,135.3, , 2,132.4, RHP Paul Quantrill to a three-year con- CLASSAA Thursday's hole-ln-ona Second Hall BB — Johanna Head 33-35; Laura laus;. At Baraboo Ben Hunter — ol Mount Horeb: (Affiliations In parentheses) Ricky Hendrlck, 2,081. 5, Travis Kvapll, Davles 33-35. 1 — Jay Haas; Craig Parry; Glen tract extension. 145-yard, par-3 tilth hole at Norsk Goll 2,070. 6, , 2,031. 7, Terry Day; Jay Williamson; Briny Balrd; Steve National League Today's games Western Division B9 — Kelly Robblns 35-34; Elisa- Baseball Game 1 — Ashwaubenon (18-17) Club; 5-lron. W L Pet. GB Cook, 1,939.8, Dennis Seder, 1,869.9, beth Esterl 35-34. Elklngton. — Named Jose HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE Randy Tolsma, 1,753. 10, Rick Craw- 7B — Annlka Sorenstam 34-36; Jill D — J.L. Lewis Kenny Perry Jell Cardenal special consultant to the gen- vs. Oregon (15-13), 10:30 a.m. Wisconsin (Marnrs)...25 13 .658 - PINE BLUFF 9, WIOTA S Same 2 — Rice Lake (18-5-1) vs. U.S. AMATEUR QUALIFYING xKaneCnty (Marlins) .26 14 .650 — ford, 1,749. McGIII 34-36; 35-35; Mhalrl Brehaut Steve Lowery. eral manager and farm director. At Watertown Belolt (Brewers) 22 18 .550 4 II, Coy Glbbs, 1,720. 12, Matt McKay 32-38; Marine Monnet 33-37; •1 — Robin Freeman, Glen Hna- COLORADO ROCKIES — Activated Wlota ,103 001 0-5 BS Shawano (24-14), 130p.m. RHP John Thomson IrOm the 15-day Pine Bluff 010 630 <-9 90 Berne 3 — Beaver Dam (25-9) vs. Thursday's qualifiers Quad City (Twins).... 17 22 .436 Cratton, 1,694. 13, Billy Blgley, 1,662. Marlene Hedblom 36-34; Rosle Jones tiuk, Mark Calcavecchla, Rich Beem, Bob Onalaska (33-14). 4:30 pm. 138 — q-John Perna. Blooming- Burlington (Royals).. 17 23 .425 9 14, Lance Norlck, 1,616.15, Carlos Con- 33-37; Catrlona Matthew 36-34; Lorle Estes, . Paul Goydos. disabled list. Placed C Ben Petrlck on the Hartwig, Maldlman (6) and R. Jan- •2 — Gary Hallberg, Steve 15-day disabled list. ecke; Gunderson, Mlllgr (7) and Bame 4 — Waterford (26-5) vs. dale, III., 68-70; q-Greg Hinze. Water- Peorla (Cardinals).... 16 22 .421 9 treras, 1,520. 16, , Kane 33-37. Baraboo (16-16), 7:30 p.m. town. 68-70. Cdr Rpds (Angels)... 16 23 .410 1,419. 17, Bobby Dorter, 1,400. 18, 71 — Kasuml Fujil 35-36; Se Rl Strieker, Joe Ogllvle, Mike Hulbert, FLORIDA MARLINS - Placed OF Buechner. W - Gunderson. L — Hart- on the 15-day disabled list. wig. Saturday's games 139 — 1st-alt. Wes Hansen. Clinton (Expos) .15 25 .375 11 Willy T. Rlbbs, 1,346.19, Larry Gunsel- Pak 34-37; Becky Iverson 37-34; Ma- Kevin Johnson, Brian Wilson. Apostle Highland. 70-69; 2nd-alt. Joel Entirn Division man, 1,038.20, Tom Powers, 1,003. rina Arrutl 33-38; Silvia Cavallerl 36-35; •4 — Mark Wiebe, Ken Green, Rick Recalled OF Chad Mottola Irom Calgary Leading hitlers — R. Janecke (W) Berne 5 — Game 1 loser vs. Game of the PCL. 2x3, Haldiman (W) 2x4: Miller (PB) 2x2, 2 loser, 10:30 a.m. Rechlicz. Yahara Hills. 71-68. W L Pet. OB 36-35; Gloria Park 33-38; Fehr, Esteban Toledo, Clarence Rose. 140 — 3rd-alt. Tim Scott. Stony Michigan (Astros) 26 13 667 - FORMULA ONE Dorothy Delasln 31-40; Rebecca Hudson •5 —Tommy Armour III, Frank No- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed Co. Stamn (PB) 2x3, Acker (PB) 2x3. HR Berne S — Game 3 loser vs. Game i xDayton (Reds) 24 15 615 2 1, Michael Schumacher, 84. 2, 35-36; Helen Allredsson 34-37; Emllee bllo. to terms with LHP Andy High and as- — Miller. 2B - Schllem (W), Meier 4 loser. 1:30 p.m. Creek GC. 70-70. ALL-CITY SWIM MEET RESULTS

Thursday's preliminaries BOYS OIRLS 11-12 11-12 50 freestyle: 1. Jefferson, SE, :29.32; 2. Kitching. 80 freestyle: 1. Veerman, HP. :29.80: 2. Bo wen. R. :31.16; 3. Walker. PC. :31.81; 4. Glrdley, R, :31.82; Mo, :30.37; 3, Lund, PC, :30.70; 4, Stroess, Mo, :31.06; 5, Noltemeyer, R, :32.46; 6. Cooper. Sh, :32.68; 7. 5,Kyweluk,HF,:31.72;6.Walden. HF,:31.85; 7,Ander- Bush. Sh. :32.B8:8, Shore, R. :32.99. son.HF, :32.14;8.Hayes,R,:32.17. 50 backstroke: Mulles. R, :34.73: 2. Blatter. Sh. BO backstroke: 1, Drives. R. :34.09; 2. Misener. :34.90; 3. Girldye. R. :36.50; 4. Stone, PC, :37.10; 5. Se, :35 09:3, Bowen. Mo, :35.56; 4. Schlelsman. Mi. Molt, Mi. :37 93: 6. Bush. Sh, :38.29: 7. Hedges, R. ;35.74; 5. Perlkin, Sh, :35.76; 6. Lund, PC. :36.22; 7. :38 68:8. Keleny. R. :29 22 Ritt.Se. :38.33; 8. Wii. HF, :38.57. 100 Individual medley: Gilbert. Sh. 1:19 .31: 2. 1OO Individual medley. 1, Grinde, Se, 1:11.17; 2, Blatter. Sh. 1:19.34:3. Welton. WS. 1:20.33; 4, Gaston. Soderholm, MB, 1:16.23; 3, Stroess, Mo, 1:17.62; 4. R, 1:20.43; 5. Glaze. R. 1:21.75; 6. Stone. PC, 1:21.86: Llckel. Mo, 1:17.99; 5, Hartung. HP, 1:18.10; 6. Mis- 7, Noltemeyer, R, 1:24.17; 8, Johnson. PC. 1:26.59. ener, Se. 1:20.21; 7. Thole, R, 1:22.15; 8. Panaretos, R. SO braeststroke: 1. Walker. PC. :37.35; 2. Gilbert, V22 53 Sh, :39.71; 3, Glaze. R, -.41.48; 4. Gaston. R, :41.65; 5. BO brentstroln: 1, Taylor. Mo. :33.94; 2. Kucher. Kitching, R, -.42.69; 6. Kelly, WS, -.44.16; 7, Zimmer- Mo, -.39.21; 3. Llckel, Mo, :39.23; 4. Anderson, HF. man, Ml. -.44.63; 8. Schramka, PC, -.44.74. -.40.07; 5, Walden. HF, :40.34; 6, Slrub, R. :40.72: 7. 50 butterfly: 1, Mullee. R. -.33.01: 2, Jetterson. Schlelsman. Ml. :40.85; 8, Hall. Se. :42.44. Sh. :33.04; 3. Wellon. WS. :36.28: 4, C. Johnson. PC. 50 butterfly: 1. Grinde. Se. :30.25; 2. Drives, R. :37.34: 5. A. Johnson, MB. :38.62; 6. Paul, R, :39.17; 7. :32.53; 3, Hartung, HP, :32.72; 4. Tavlor, Mo. :34.16:5. Booske. PC. :40.18; 8, Keleny. R, :41.60. Soderholm, MB, :34.34; 6, Perlkin. Sh, :34.58; 7, Beck- 13-14 with. Mi, :35.31; 8, Kyweluk, HF, :36.06. 50 Butterlly: 1, Foust, WS. :29.26; 2. Grinde, Sh, 13-14 :30.35; 3, Asnien. WS, :30.98; 4. Bowen. Mo, :32.27; 5, 100 freestyle: 1. Sorber. MP. 1:04.23: 2. Rlchters. R and Reynolds, WS, . :32.44; 7, Croxson. Schmelzer, WS, 1:04.36; 3. McKeilh, HF. 1:05.51; 4. PC. :32.55:8. Lenock, HF,:32.61. Schwager, Ml, 1:05.98; 5, Schlageler. Se. 1:06.66; 6. 100 freestyle: 1, Vergeront. HF. :57.85: 2, Boyle, Knoche HF. 1:07.62; 7, Kramer. Sh, 1:08.01:8, Bruske- Mi. 1:03.41; 3. Hudson, WS, 1:03.45: 4. Grinde, Sh, «llz. PC. 1:08.65. 10422; 5, Meicher, WS. 1:04.81; 6, Tham. Mi. 100 backstroke: 1. Schramka, PC. 1:08.36; 2. 1:05.00; 6. Dolinsky. Sh, 1:05.01; 8. Ruehl. MB. Holf. Mi. 1:10.44: 3, Davis, Sh. 1:12.93: 4. Schwager, V05.77. Mi, 1:15.53; 5, Perry. PC. 1:15.56: 6. Koehler. C. 100 Backstroke: 1. Vergeronl, HF. 1:07.72; 2. 1:16.46:7, Sorber, HP. 1:17.68; 8. Schwei. Se. 1:19.85. Foust. 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V; Brewers top Marlins. 2C Tennis in Insider. 2C Baseball. 2C, 3C SPORTS mlmlm .Sports editor: Joe Hart 252-6474 The Capital Times • Friday, August 3, 200r E-mail: [email protected] Mentors help UW freshmen grow up CHICAGO — Before the start of 8-4 record, a share of the Big Teh title training camp last season, Purdue Mike Lucas and the school's first trip to the Rose football coach Joe Tiller saw some Bowl since 1967. And Gardner, size, some speed and some athleticism Schweigert and Standeford each in his freshman players. He saw their played a key role hi the team's devel- upside and potential, opment and ultimate success. But he didn't see a first-year player .Purdue may serve as an instructive earning a starting assignment on de- model for the University of Wisconsin fense or offense. And he didn't see football program, which must replace Stuart Schweigert, John Standeford . 12 starters and 27 lettermen. The and Gilbert Gardner being immediate Badgers are counting on getting some contributors. help from their freshmen this season. Regarding his initial personnel If Schweigert can make the neces- evaluation, Tiller summarized, "We Schweigert took over as the Boiler- sary adjustments as a defensive back, thought Schweigert and Standeford makers' starting free safety in the why can't Brett Bell or Scott Starks or would get on the field in a reserve role fourth game of the season and fin- Johnny Sylvain or Robert Brooks? and Gardner would redshirt." ished as the team's leading tackier. Bell, like Schweigert, is being At least that was the plan for He was named the Big Ten's freshman groomed as a free safety. Schweigert, a free safety from Sagi- of the year on defense. If Standeford can make the jump to naw, Mich,; Standeford, a wide re- Standeford didn't get his first start , why can't DeAndre ceiver from Monrovia, Ind.; and until late in the season. But he made Kemp or Dontez Sanders or Darrin Gardner, a wide receiver and defen- the most of his playing appearances Charles or Jonathon Orr? One or two sive back from Angleton, Texas. by accounting for 67. catches and six could make the rotation. "But as training camp unfolded," . He was the most produc- If Gardner can make an impact on Tiller recalled, "it became pretty bbvi- tive freshman wide receiver in the na- defense, why can't Anttaj Hawthorne? ous to us that these guys had the tal- tion. Most publications ent to play. So we said, 'Let's find a "Quite frankly, quite honestly," said have listed Hawtorne among the na- way to get them on the field.'" Tiller, pausing for reflection here tion's elite freshmen. Gardner wound up starting the sea- Thursday at the Big Ten meetings, "I Given this backdrop, Wisconsin son opener against Central Michigan didn't think they would be as big of quarterback Brooks Bellinger and HENRY A. KOSHOLLEK/THE CAPITAL TIMES — not at wide receiver, not at defen- contributors as they were. I thought See FRESHMEN, Page 6C The learning curve Is being accelerated for freshmen like free safety sive back — but at middle linebacker. they would contribute, but not to that Brett Bell, who Is making his points with UW secondary coach Todd Overall, he started 11 games, re- degree." Bradford. corded 47 tackles and led the team in Last season, quarterback Drew • UW ranked No. 23 in poll, 6C. forced . Brees guided the Boilermakers to an

ALL-CITY SWIM MEET Tolliver City swim back with meet is all pal Favre By Adam Mertz The Capital Times GREEN BAY — Some day in the not-so-distant future, Billy Joe Tolliver about fun would like to be the football coach at his alma mater, Texas Tech. By Tamlra Surprenant "But they say I need coaching ex- The Capital Times perience," the 12-year National Foot- MIDDLETON — While lingering flashes of thunder ball League journeyman quarterback and lightning delayed the start Thursday of the All-City lamented. "I don't know why. I've for- Swim Meet by two hours, the weather didn't dampen gotten more about football than some the spirits of the participants. of those guys they've hired ever Swimmers, parents, volunteers, Glenda the Good knew." Witch and the Cowardly Lion from "The Wizard of Oz" Tolliver had a chance to fill in that were all on hand for festivities at the Bauman Aquatic gap on his resume hi each of the last Center. two seasons, when the New Orleans Glenda the Good Witch and the Cowardly Lion? Saints approached Well, actually, Monona Swim Club coaches Erin Grin- him with the con- valsky and Mandi Gausewitz were dressed up as charac- cept of serving as ters from the legendary movie. "The coaches all have a competition each year to see who can dress up the best," said Gausewitz, a second- coach. year coach with Monona who was decked out in a He balked. caramel-colored robe, lion's ears and painted-on whisk- "I was looking ers. for a chance to It's all part of the light-hearted attitude of everyone play," he said. "I'll at the three-day meet. coach someday, "The coaches are all stressed out right now, so it's but just not right something to do for fun. The kids like it and it adds now." Tolliver some humor to the weekend," said Gausewitz. So after a sea- " With wand in hand, hi a flowing pink robe and son with the Saints in which he didn't crown, Grinvalsky, 19, a McFarland native hi her first take a snap, Tolliver investigated his year as coach, enjoys working with the younger swim- other options. All of the teams he mers. talked with had established quarter- "I really enjoy helping the younger kids and seeing backs, and playing tune would be See SWIM, Page 5C hard to come by. The tiebreaker went HENRY A. KOSHOLLEIVTHE CAPITAL TIMES to Green Bay, where Tolliver is en- gaged hi a battle with • Records fall on , 5C. Parkcrest's Abby Sears competes In a girls 13-14-year-old 100-meter freestyle prelimi- for the backup spot behind Brett nary on the first day of the All-City Swim Meet Thursday In Middleton. Favre. The reason was twofold. Tolliver has always carried a great respect for the Packers, and was encouraged to sign with the team by Saints offensive coordinator Mike McCarthy, a former O'Loughlin sparks LASER! LINK Green Bay quarterbacks coach. "I grew up a Dallas Cowboy fan. Scopfe Grew up 40, 50 miles from the sta- dium. And all you ever wanted to do newest golf craze your whole life was wear the star," Tolliver said. "And the only thing that's bigger than that is to put on the Take a peek at the license plates RobSchuHz jersey and walk out on Lambeau Field on Rob O'Loughlin's two automobiles, here." land you'd never think they were of the personalized variety. More important was a chance to re- '. Unless, of course, you're a golfer unite with Favre, who spent his rookie |who has a decent understanding of season in 1991 as the third-strung the Rules of Golf."1 quarterback in Atlanta along with \ On one car, the plates say R16-1 A. second-string Tolliver. ,0n the other, it's R14-3B. "It's another chance to shed some • The former rule is at the root of blood and sweat with a real warrior," how O'Loughlin changed the game he said, "and that's Favre." jand, at the same tune, became a sud- The two could pass for brothers, both hi appearance (freckled with red- den success in the golf business. The when courses introduced bushes and latter rule is at the root of how the plates marking 100, 150 and 200 dish hair) and upbringing (good 'ol JVIadison businessman thinks he will yards from the green, and when Southern boys). They hit it off imme- change the game once again with his courses started marking sprinkler DAVID SANDELL AND MIKE DEVRIES PHOTOS/THE CAPITAL TIMES diately as Falcons — perhaps too newest venture. heads with distance Information. Rob O'Loughlin (right) of Madison came up with the Idea and Is market- See TOLLIVER, Page 4C - R16-1A is the rule regarding the O'Loughlin believes it's going to Ing Laser Link Distance Systems (left), which give golfers a quick read 'line of a putt. Paraphrasing, it says change again now that judging dis- on the distance to the pin. you can't improve that line unless tance to the pin has gone high-tech. there's a loose impediment or a ball That's why he has gotten right in the INSIDE mark. It makes no allowances for fix- middle of it with his Laser Link Dis- agree with that," said O'Loughlin, 49. the reflector on top of the pin, it in- | Vikings back to work: Minne- ing spike marks. It's the rule that tance Systems. O'Lbughlin, who is criss-crossing stantly gives you the yardage. sota returned to the practice field made Softspikes, the plastic spikes By using a reflector on the top of the country selling his product, has manufactured by O'Loughlin's com- the flagstick and a device shaped like every reason to be as excited about When you get the hang of it — and Thursday, one day after the death pany, arguably the greatest innova- a water pistol, O'Loughlin is taking Laser Link as he has been about Soft- it doesn't take long — the whole pro- of Vikings lineman Korey Stringer. tion in golf since metal woods. dead aim at BushnelTs distance binoc- spikes. cess takes about 5 seconds. That is A doctor who tried to save Stringer i R14-3B states that artificial de- ulars, Palm Pilots and the Global Posi- First, Laser Link is simple to use. quicker than walking off the yardage details the hours leading up to his yices and unusual equipment can't be tioning Satellite (GPS) systems for a You pull the trigger as you look to a sprinkler head or studying a yard- death. 4C used for the purpose of measuring major piece of the distance-measuring through and aim the pistol-shaped de- age book. • NFL notes: Giants running back distance or conditions which affect a market. vice — or another version that resem- "I like to think of Laser Link as a Tiki Barber breaks his hand. 4C •golfer's play. It's an ever-changing "I believe this is a more viable con- bles binoculars — at the flagstick. portable sprinkler head," O'Loughlin rule because the United States Golf cept than Softspikes. It's more helpful When the red dot that you see inside • Packer notes: 4C Association first looked the other way than Softspikes. I think everybody will the gun connects with, or gets near, See LASER, Page GC :-Friday, Aug. 3,2001* The Capital Times 5C SCORECARD 71 - Kasuml Fu|ll 35-36; Se Rl Wednesday's results Oihir results Schmelzer, WS, 1:16.00; 7, Koehler, c; 100 butterfly — 1 Qrunwald, R, FOOTBALL Pak 34-37; Becky Iverson 37-34; Ma- Columbus 3, Chicago 0 Sauk Prairie 5, Reedsburg 1 1:16.82; 8, Jarzemsky, Ml, 1:17.16. 1:00.02; 2. Slevert, S, 1:02.39; 3, Holf, rina Arrutl 33-38; Silvia Cavallerl 36-35' Miami 2, D.C. 2, tie Ortordvllle 8, Whitewater 4 100 breasWrake: 1, Hubbard, PC, M, 1:03.43; 4, Mullee, R, 1:04.61; 5, Karlne Icher 36-35; Gloria Park 33-38; Saturday's games TV/Radio Highlights 1:22.10:2, Davis, Sh, 1:22.76; 3, Llppltt, Welton, M, 1:04.65; 6, Olson, WS, Pro Dorothy Delasln 31-40; Rebecca Hudson Chicago at Colorado, 3 p.m. HF, 1:22.87; 4, Nollemeyer, R, 1:23.78; 1:05.03; 7, Devltt, M, 1:06.38; 8, Albert, 35-36; 34-37; Emllee San Jose at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m. Softball 5, Knaebe, HF, 1:24.30; 6, Meyer, HP, PC, 1:06.58. Klein 36-35; Kelll Kuehne 36-35; Lora Dallas at New England, 6:30 p.m. TV TODAY 1:25.29; 7, Hlnners, Ml, 1:25.65; 8, (For updated results and more In- Prneaton tohiduli Falrclough 34-37. Miami at New York-New Jersey, 7 1 p.m. Softball • WPSL Gold vs. Canada from SCHOOL-COMMUNITY DEC Schlageter, Se, 1:25.77. hmitlon, to to www.tllcltyswlm.oro) Todiy'i garni Men's lastpltch 72 - Maria Hlorth 34-38; Yu Ping p.m.. Madison (taped). ESPN2. Antarctic: Door Doctors 9, Blue . 60 butterfly: 1, Schramka, PC, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Lin 37-35; Marlsa Baena 34-38; Brandle Columbus at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. :30.39; 2, Kammel, R, :32.35; 3, Saturday's games 2 p.m. Golf - U .S. Women's Amateur Moon 0 (league championship); Dud- Auto racing Burton 35-37; Meg Mallon 34-38; Tracy ley's 7, Muskle Lounge 5. McKelth, HF, :32.56: 4, Lenzer, C, , Cincinnati at Chicago, 7p.m. Hanson 34-38; Olna Ammaccapane 37- WUSA Championship. ESPN. :33.41:5, Gage, R, :34.1B; 6, Homburg, AREA POINTS LEADERS Man'i ilowpltch Mo, :34.4B; 7, Marlon, PC, :34.70; 8, Dallas at Oakland, 5 p.m. 35; Kellee Booth 35-37; Hlroml Kobaya- W L T Pts OF OA 3 p.m. Golf • PQA International. USA. Basin: Laurel Tavern 9, Jingles 6 Monday's game shl 36-36; Patricia Meunler-Lebbuc 36- J 10 5 4 34 26 19 Calderon,C,:34.83, 7 p.m. Arena Football - Conference semifinal. [league championship); Big Ten Pub 7, 16-18 Miami vs. St. Louis at Canton, 36. Atlanta 8 4 7 31 25 20 Babe's II2; Coaches 3, Big Ten Pub 0. ladger Midget Auto Racfni Ohio, 7 p.m. (ABC) 73 - Becky Morgan 37-36; Lisa- New York 8 6 5 29 28 24 TNN. 100 freestyle: 1, Barbara, HP. elationliiQiiuiii: 1i, • Dawann Boorseuuuiai,, Whlteflsh Bay- -,,. Cape: Dirty Dozen 27. Babe's 13 1:01.55; 2, tie, Skllle, R, 1:02.46, and lotte Neumann 34-39; Jeong Jano 36- Philadelphia.... 8 7 3 27 28 24 7 p.m. Baseball • Atlanta at Milwaukee. Fox (league championship); Oak Crest 10, 1,022; 2, Davey Ray, Davenport, Iowa, Boston 7 9 3 24 27 33 Knoche, HF, 1:02.46; 4, Dlgney, Mo, 879; 3, Mike Hess, Petersburg, III., 772; 37; Diane Barnard 34-39; Raquel Car- Sports Net, TBS. Big Sticks 7; Dirty Dozen 9, Kllgust Me- rledo 39-34; Rlkka Hakkaralnen 37-36; San Diego 6 7 5 23 25 25 1:02.56; 5, Marshall, R, 1:02.67; 6, Far- 4, Scott Hatton, Roscoe, ll[, 742; 5, 7 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Truck Power chanical 7. gtene , Mo, 1:03.95; 7, Stlrn, R, 1:04.28; 8, Cindy Schreyer 36-37; Carln Koch 34- Washington 6 10 3 21 25 31 Central: Sports Pub 10, Plaza 5 Brandon Waeltl. Sun Prairie, 567; 6, BASEBALL 39, Carolina 6 11 2 20 25 33 Stroke Diesel 200. ESPN. Mleloy, PC, 1:04.33. Randy Flscus, Monona, 529; 7, Kevin (league championship). 100 backstroke: 1, Gazvoda, HP, Doty, Burlington, Iowa, 522; 8, Chad Do- 74 — Marta Prleto 38-36; Suzanne NOTE: Three points for victory, one 8 p.m. Boxing - Friday Night Fights. ESPN2, Condor: Anchor Bank 6, Arnold & Strudwlck 35-39; Paula Marti 34-40; So- point tor tie. 1:07.77; 2, Llebmann, Mo, 110.48; 3, Selle, Dane, 504; 9, Kovln Eggert, Apple- 9 p.m. Baseball • at Los Angeles. O'Sherldan 4 (2nd-round playoff); Gant, R, 1:10.84; 4, Koenlg, Se, 1:12.33; ton, 478; 10, A.J. Flke, Galesburg, III., Minor league phia Gustafson 34-40; Nicola Moult 34- Anchor Bank 9, Old Town Pub 8 (2nd- 5, Mowbray, R, 1:12.83; 6, Muldowny, 40; Karrle Webb 34-40; Pearl Sinn 35- Thursday's results WQN. round playoff). 440. MIDWEST LEAGUE (A) New York 1, Carolina 0 HF, 1:14.30:7, Skllle, R, 1:14.35; B, Re- 39. 10 p.m. Rodeo - PBR Bud Light Cup Series. TNN. Diamond: Wilson's 5, Eagle Crest 1 telle.R, 1:14.65. Thursday's mulls 78 — Caroline McMillan 35-40; Bay Area 3, Philadelphia 2 Columbus 151 Speedway Belolt 6, Lansing 4 Saturday'a Oama 11 p.m. Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- (league championship). 200 Individual medley: 1, Klander- Late model: 1, Gerry Junget, Rio, Corlnne Dlbnah 37-38; Sherrl Stein- Falcon: Old Town Pub 15, Echo man, Se, 2:32.16; 2, Liebman, Mo, 991; 2, Al Welshotf, Columbus, 881; 3, South Bend 8, Clinton 1 hauar 40-35; Jull Inksler 37-38; Anna Atlanta at Washington, 12:30 p.m. Montreal (taped). ESPN2. Tap III 9 (league championship). ,.«•; Kane County 6, Michigan 3 Sunday's Barnes 2:34.59; 3, Stlrn, R, 2:35.15; 4, Plesha, Don Gaserude. Fort Atkinson, 837; 4, Berg 36-39; Sophia Sandolo 35-40; RADIO TODAY Brinlta: Echo Tap 11, Wonders HP, 2:35.32; 5, Knoche, HF, 2:37.54; 6, Steve Dobbraiz, Rio, 764; 5, Dean .«•' Quad City 11, Burlington 4 Kalhryn Marshall 37-38; Dottle Papper San Diego at Boston, 5 p.m. Pub 4 (league championship); Wonders r* Today'a games Bay Area at New York, 6p.m. 7p.m. Baseball-Atlanta at Milwaukee. WIBA- Schlatter, Ml, 2:38.13; 7, Starling, HF, Schultz, Juneau, 746; 6, Butch Mleren- . Belolt at Lansing 36-39; Lynnelte Brooky 38-37; Joanne Pub 11, Bon Chance 1; Echo Tap 2:40.11; 8. Brown, PC, 2:40.26. dorf, Waterloo, 721; 7, Jeff Falbe, Beaver Mills 35-40. AM/1310. Classics! 1, Kale's Colllsllon 9. 100 breastitroke: 1, Marshall, R, Dam, 707; 8, Russell L. Goodwin, Belolt, i , Clinton at South Bend International: Nitty Gritty 12, Has 1:14.52:2,0111, Se, 1:18.74; 3, Schlatter, • t Dayton at Wisconsin TV SATURDAY 690; 9, Will Godding, Cross Plains, 650; PBATOUR Beens 9; Old Town Pub 15, Coaches 9 Ml, 1:19.53; 4, Dumpily, Sh, 1:20.53; 5, 10, Brent Knight, Watertown, 588. •r« Fort Wayne at Cedar Rapids THE INTERNATIONAL 8 a.m. Golf • European PQA Tour Scandinavian Mst-round playoll); WEA Insurance 12, Glaze, R, 1:21.21; 6. Plesha, HP, ' . Kane County at Michigan TRANSACTIONS Street stock: 1, Scott Rledner, At Castle Rock, Colo. Masters. The Golf Channel. Nitty Gritty 11 (1sl-round playoff]. 1:22.25; 7, Peterson, Ml, 1:23.15; 8, Waunakee, 1,402; 2, Ron Coppernoll, *< Quad City at Burlington Jupiter: Heavenly Orbs 22, Come Starling, HF, 1:23.66. '*» West Michigan at Peorla Thursday's lint-round results BASEBALL 10 a.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Winston Cup Madison, 960; 3, Ron Preskar, Juneau, 17 —LeeJanzen. American League Back Inn 1 f (league championship); Wil- 100 buttorllc 1, Evans, PC, 922; 4, Bobby Slough Jr., Waunakee, 16 —Chris Rlley. Brickyard 400 qualifying. TNT. son's 19, Team Walleye 7. 1:05.12; 2, Gazvods, HP, 1:08.60; 3, 606; 5, Ken Scott, Rio, 797. DETROIT TIOERS — Signed RHP Muldowny, HF, 1:09.09; 4. Klanderman, Amateur 14 — Rory Sabbatlnl. Bryce Florle to a minor league contract. Noon Baseball • Seattle at Cleveland. Ch. 47. Kegonta: Village Bar 20, Wet Noo- Hobby stock: 1, Dennis Gaserude, 13 —Scott McCarron. dle 12 (league championship); Strange Se, 1:09.12; 5, Dlgney, Mo, 1:09.52; 6, Arena, 1,150; 2. Jim Rohrbeck, Portage, NEW YORK YANKEES-Placed 3B Noon Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- • Fergusson, R, 1:09,84; 7, Frye, R, •; NOHTHWOODS LEAQUE 12 — Brent Gelberger; Tom Per- Scott Broslus on the 15-day disabled Gloves 11, Team 7. 1,105; 3, Grant Lindner, Poynette, 1,095; •, Second Hall nlce Jr.; Mark O'Meara; Jose Maria Ola- Montreal. ESPN. Lake:Dala Gold 11, Overdogs 3. 1:10.79; 8, Gage, R, 1:11.48. 4, Jerry Chapman, Juneau, 1,035; 5, list. Activated DH David Justice Irom the Women1! fastpltch *. South Division zabal. 15-day disabled list. 12:30 p.m. Golf - Buy.com Omaha Classic. The Golf Justin Schultz, Columbus, 892. W L Pet. OB 11 — Mathew Goggln; Woody Arkansas: Union House 19, Alt'n BOYS TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Signed Channel. Bach's 17; Pooley's 14, Paddy's 5. 11-12 " Wisconsin 17 10 .630 — Austin; Phil Mlckelson; David Duval; RHP Paul Quantrlll to a three-year con- Dells Motor Speedway xWaterloo 13 14 .481 4 Tommy Tolles; Harrison Frazar; Charles 12:30 p.m. WUSA Soccer - Atlanta at Washington. Women's ilownltch 50 freestyle: 1, Jefferson. SE, Super late model: 1, Klrby Kurth, tract extension. :29.32; 2, Kltchlng, R, :31.16; 3, Walker, Rochester 12 15 ' .444 5 Howell III; Shaun Mlcheel. National League TNT. New Jersey: Villa Tap I 22, Neu- Nekoosa, 742; 2, Ken Reiser, Waukon, Madison 11 16 .407 6 10 — K.J. Choi; Jose Coceras. 1 p.m. Horse Racing - The Hambletonian. Ch. 3. hauser Pharmacy 0. PC, :31.B1; 4, Glrdlev, R, :31.82; 5, Nol- Iowa, 733; 3, Frank Kreyer, Cottage COLORADO ROCKIES — Activated North Dakota: Red Shed 6, Venus temeyer, R, :32.46; 6, Cooper, Sh, Grove, 706; 4, Jesse Haase, Wausau, North Division 9 — Brett Qulgley; Tim Herron; RHP John Thomson Irom the 15-day 2 p.m. Bicycle Racing - Vans Crown: BMX W L Pol. SB Ernie Els; David Berganlo Jr.; Joey Sin- Envy 5 (league championship); Red :32.68; 7, Bush, Sh, :32.88; 8, Shore, R, 687; 5, Jim Carlson, La Crosse, 638; 6, disabled list. Placed C Ben Petrick on the National Championship (taped). Ch. 15. Shed10,Comdala6. :32.99. Kyle Kinder, McFarland, 637; 7, Rocky 'St. Cloud 20 7 .741 — delar; Edward Fryatt. 15-day disabled list. 50 backstroke: Mulles, R, :34.73; 'Mankato 18 11 .621 3 8 — Bob Burns; David Peoples; 2 p.m. Golf - U.S. Women's Amateur Pennsylvania: Border's 11, Players Breezer, Portage, 627; 8, Don Turner, La FLORIDA MARLINS - Placed OF 6 (league championship). 2, Blatter, Sh, :34.90; 3, Glrldye, R, Crosse, 515; 9, Joe Krzykowskl, Junc- ( 'Alexandria 11 16 .407 9 Chris Smith; Brad Faxon; Trlpp Isenhour; Eric Owens on the 15-day disabled list. Championship. ESPN. :36.50; 4, Stone, PC, :37.10; 5, Molt, Ml, • xBralnerd 6 19 .240 13 JeanVandeVelde. tion City, 502; 10, Bob Campbell, Lyndon Recalled OF Chad Mottola Irom Calgary 2 p.m. Arena Football - Conference quarterfinal. :37.93; 6, Bush, Sh, :38.29; 7, Hedges, Station, 492. x — First-half champion 7 — Justin Leonard; John Huston; olthePCL. Golf R, :38.68;8,Keleny,R,:29.22. Jay Don Blake; Paul Gow; Bob Tway; ESPN2. Super stock: 1, Kenny Richards, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed 100 Individual medley: Gilbert, Montello, 918; 2, Thayran Rezln, Tomah, Thursday's results Russ Cochran; Jason Gore; J.J. Henry; to terms with LHP Andy High and as- 3 p.m. Golf - PQA International. Ch. 3. METRO Sh, 1:19.31; 2, Blatter, Sh, 1:19.34; 3, Monona (36) — Max Hosklng, 818; 3, Shane Huebel, Wonewoc, 786; 4, St. Cloud 9, Waterloo 2 Chris DIMarco; Sergio Garcia. signed him to Huntsvllle of the Southern 3 p.m. WNBA Basketball - Cleveland at New Welton, WS, 1:20.33; 4, Gaston, R, Dennis Schmidt, Juneau, 782; 5, Phil Mankato 8, Wisconsin 4 6 — Doug Dunakey; Skip Kendall; League. Brian O'Connell 36; Brent Bartels, Pat 1:20.43; 5, Glaze. R, 1:21.75; 6, Stone, York. Ch. 15. Rolsurn 39. Smith, Baraboo, 719. . Madison 8, BralnerdO David Gossett ; Craig Stadler; Steve — Placed PC, 1:21.86; 7, Nollemeyer, R, 1:24.17; Pure stock: 1, Travis Hancock, Rochester 3, Alexandria 1 Jones; Steve Flesch; Bill Glasson. OF Armando Rlos on the 15-day disa- 3 p.m. Tennis - WTA Tour Aoura Tennis Thursday'! hole-ln-one 8, Johnson, PC, 1:26.69. B«n Hunter — ol Mount Horeb; Mauston, 791; 2, Mark Hohl, Baraboo, .' Today's games B — Andrew Magee; Billy Mayfalr; bled list. Recalled OF Alex Hernandez Challenge. Fox Sports Net. 50 braaststroke: 1, Walker, PC, 784; 3, Dick Breunlg, Sauk City, 752; 4, i Bralnerd at Madison, 7:05 p.m. Kevin Sutherland; Anger Cabrera; Jona- from Nashville olthePCL 145-yard, par-3 tilth hole at Norsk Golf :37.35; 2, Gilbert, Sh, :39.71; 3, Glaze, 3 p.m. - IAAF World Club; 5-lron. Bryan Maulsby, Tomah, 687; 5, James 'r Waterloo at St. Cloud than Kaye; Brad Elder; Billy Andrade ; SAN OIEOO PADRES — Traded R, :41.48:4, Gaston, R, :41.65; 5, Kltch- Kruschke III, Reedsburg, 626. Rochester at Alexandria Greg Norman. RHP Woody Williams to the St. Louis Championships. Ch. 27. lng, R, :42.69; 6, Kelly, WS, :44.16; 7, Wisconsin at Mankato 4 — David Toms; jerry Kelly; Cardinals for OF Ray Landlord and cash. 3 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Winston Cup U.S. AMATEUR QUALIFYING Zimmerman, Ml, :44.63; 8, Schramka, At Watertown Jeffenon Speedway Franklin Langham. . Recalled RHP Junior Herndon Irom Brickyard 400 final practice. CNNSI. PC, :44.74. Late model: 1, Jason Erlckson. 3 — Pete Jordan; Michael Clark II; Portland of the Eastern League. Exer- Thursday's qualifier! 60 birttartljM, Mullee. R, :33.01; Cambridge, 762; 2, Ron Blshofberger, Jim Gallagher Jr.; Neal Lancaster; David cised their 2002 option on the contract 3 p.m. Baseball • N.Y. Mets at Arizona or Chicago 138 — q-John Perna, Blooming- 2, Jefferson, Sh, :33.04; 3, Welton, WS, Fort Atkinson, 761; 3, Dan Chesmore, Morland IV; John Rlegger; Bob May; Ted ol RHP Bobby Jones and added a 2003 Cubs at Los Angeles. Ch. 47. dale, III., 68-70; q-Greg-Hlnze, Water- :36.28; 4, C. Johnson,'PC, :37.34; 5, A. town, 68-70. Janesvllle, 750; 4, Scott Nottestad, BASKETBALL Tryba. option to his contract. 4 p.m. Horse Racing - Jim Dandy. ESPN. Johnson, MB, :38.62; 6, Paul, R, :39.17; Stoughton, 670; 5, Mike Taylor, Stough- 139 — tst-alt, Wes Hansen, 7, Booske, PC, :40.18; 8, Keleny, R, 2 — Garrett Willis; Grant Walte; 5 p.m. Golf - Senior PGA Long Island Classic. ton, 616; 6, Randy Breunlg, Columbus, David Small; Jim McGovern; Gary Nick- BASKETBALL Apostle Highland, 70-69; 2nd-alt, Joe! :41.60. 581; 7, Roger Behlke, Jefferson, 560; 8, > Pro laus;. NDA CNBC. Rechlicz,YaharaH!lls,71-68. 13-14 Ken Olson, Fort Atkinson, 534; 9, John DALLAS MAVERICKS — Signed F-C 140 — 3rd-alt, Tim Scott, Stony 50 Butterfly: 1, Foust, WS, :29.26; Ovadal Jr., Johnson Creek, 433; 10, 1 — Jay Haas; Craig Parry; Glen 6 p.m. Baseball • Kansas City at Minnesota. FX. Creek GO, 70-70. WNBA Day; Jay Williamson- Briny Balrd; Steve Danny Manning, G Khalld EI-Amln and G 2, Grlnde, Sh, :30,35; 3. Asnlen, WS, Luke Westenberg, Palmyra, 431. EASTERN CONFERENCE 7'p.m. NFL Preseason Football - Green Bay :30.98; 4, Bowen, Mo, :32.27; 5, Rich- 1 Elklngton. Darrlck Martin. Spartsman: 1, Josh Courtney, W L Pot OB 0 — J.L. Lewis Kenny Perry Jeff DETROIT PISTONS — Signed F Packers Intrasquad Scrimmage. Ch. 47. Swimming ters, R and Reynolds, WS, , :32.44; 7, Janesvllle, 671; 2, Trent Erdman, Fort At- i .x-Cleveland 20 6 .769 - Brehaut Steve Lowery. to a three-year contract. 7 p.m. Tennis • ATP Tennis Masters Series- Croxson, PC, :32.55; 8, Lenock, HF, kinson, 627; 3, Jay Kalbus, Oconomo- ALL-CITY MEET :32.61. woe, 590; 4, Jeff Kohlhoff, Watertown, • x-NewYork 18 9 .667 2V» •1 — Robin Freeman, Glen Hna- HOUSTON ROCKETS — Signed C Montreal. ESPN. '; .Miami 15 11 .577 5 Hakeem Olaluwon to a three-year con- At Mlddlaton 100 freestyle: 1, Vergeront, HF, 576; 5, Curt Thompson, Palmyra, 556. tluk, Mark Calcavecchia, Rich Beem, Bob :57.85; 2, Boyle, Ml. 1:03.41; 3, Hudson, , -Charlotte 12. 14 .461 8 Estes, Tom Scherrer, Paul Goydos. tract and traded him to the Toronto Rap- 7p.m. MLS Soccer -Miami Fusion at NY/NJ - Thursday'! preliminaries International: 1, Brent Nottestad, Orlando 10 16 .385 10 tors for 2002 first- and second-round MetroStars. ESPN2. CURLS WS, 1:03.45: 4, Grlnde, Sh, 1:04.22; 5, Cambridge, 947; 2, Mark English, Janes- •2 — Gary Hallberg, Stave 11-12 Melcher, WS, 1:04.81; 6, Tham, Ml, vllle, 733; 3, Ed Wolff III, Watertown, Indiana 9 17 .346 11 Strieker, Joe Ogllvle, Mike Hulbert, draft picks. 7 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Busch Series 1:05.00; 6, Dollnsky, Sh, 1:05.01; 8, Washington 8 17 .320 11V4 MILWAUKEE BUCKS — Promoted 60 freestyle: 1, Veerman, HP, 731; 4, Aaron Rude, Cambridge, 616; 5, Kevin Johnson, Brian Wilson. . TNT. :29.80; 2, Bowen, Mo, :30.37; 3, Lund, Ruehl, MB, 1:05.77. Chris Quam, Stoughton, 555. Detroit 7 19 .269 13 •4 —Mark Wlebe, Ken Green, Rick Larry Harris from player personnel di- 100 Backstroke: 1, Vergeront, HF, , > WESTERN CONFERENCE rector to assistant general manager. 8 p.m. Auto Racing - ASA AC/Delco Series from PC, :30.70; 4, Straess, Mo, :31.06; 5, Hobby stock: 1, Jim Pfelfer, Fort Fehr, Esteban Toledo, Clarence Rose. Kyweluk, HF, :31.72; 6, Walden, HF, 1:07.72; 2, Foust, WS, 1:08.31; 3, Hud- Atkinson, 866; 2, Dennis Gaserude, Ore- W L Pet OB •5 — Tommy Armour III, Frank No- MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES — Cedar Rapids, Iowa. TNT. son, Ws, 1:11.32; 4, Bowen, Mo, gon. 707; 3, Chuck Egll, Waterloo, 682; i 'x-LosAngeles.. 23 3 .885 — Re-slgned G Felipe Lopez to a multlyear :31.85; 7, Anderson, HF, :32.14; 6, bllo. 9 p.m. Drag Racing - NMRA Fram Autolite Hayes, R, :32.17. 1:11.79; 5, Bush, Sh, 1;12.90; 6, 4, Roger Stephenson, Cambridge, 633; Houston 16 9 .640 6V4 •6 —Brandt Jobe. contract. SchulU, PC, 1:17.46; 7, Tham, Ml, 5, Nick Gollch, Hebron, 497. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Nationals qualifying (taped). ESPN2. 60 backstroka: 1, Drives. R, • Sacramento 15 11 .577 8 Note: The International uses the :34.09; 2, Mlsener, Se. :35.09; 3, Bowen, 1:18.33; 8, McGlvern-Smith, PC, > 'Utah 14 11 .560 81/4 modified Stableford scoring system —Signed F to a six- 1:19.58. Madison International Speedway year contract. RADIO SATURDAY Mo, :35.56; A. Schlelsman, Ml, :35.74; 5, Phoenix 11 14 .440 11V4 which awards 8 points for double eagle, 12:15 p.m. Baseball - Atlanta at Milwaukee. WIBA- Perlkln, Sh. :35.76; 6, Lund, PC, :36.22; 100 Individual medley: 1, Fischer. Late model: 1. John Knaus, Rock- • .Portland 11 15 .423 12 5 points for eagle, 2 for birdie, zero lor SAN ANTONIO SPURS — Signed F 7,Rltt,Se,:38.33;8,Wu,HF,:38.57. Sh, 1:07.77; 2, Asnlen, WS, 1:12.90: 3, lord, III., 699; 2, , Marshall, Seattle 9 17 .346 14 par, mlnus-1 for bogey and minus-3 for Stephen Jackson and G Charles Smith. AM/1310. 100 Individual medley: 1, Grlnde, Boyle, Ml, 1:14.01; 4, Lenock, HF, 663; 3, Dave Feller, DeForest, 651; 4, ' Minnesota 8 17 .320 14V* double bogey or worse. 7 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Busch Series 1:15.01; 5, Smith, R, 1:15.76; 6, Rey- Adam Shackeltord, Belleville, 576; 5, FOOTBALL Se, 1:11.17; 2, Soderholm, MB. 1:16.23; nolds. WS. 1:15.93; 7, White, Ch, ' x —clinched playoff spot Several golfers did not complete Kroger 200. WTSO-AM/1070. 3, Stroess, Mo, 1:17.62; 4, Llckel, Mo, Steve Rubeck, Cherry Valley, III., 507; 6, the first round. The round will be com- NFL 1:17.99; 5, Hartung, HP, 1:18.10; 6, Mls- 1:16.48;8,Bush,Sh,1:17.13. Jerry Gllle, Loves Park, III., 464; 7, Thursday's result pleted today. — Acquired ener, Se, 1:20.21; 7, Thole, R, 1:22.15; 100 Breaststroka: 1, Fischer, Sh, Bobby Wilberg, Orfordvllle, 470; 8, Brian i Los Angeles 67. Sacramento 62 LB Henri Crockett from the Denver Bron- 8, Panaretos, R, 1:22.53. 1:15.19; 2, Croxson, PC, 1:20.31; 3, Do- Claas, Oregon, 468; 9, Bobby Weiss, < Today'a gamaa cos for a conditional 2002 draft choice. 50 braaststnke: 1, Taylor, Mo, llnsky, Sh, 1:23.87; 4, Zachman- Montello, 446; 10, Austin Konetskl, ' Phoenix at Miami 6 p.m. Waived WR Jamml German. Brockmeyer, HF, 1:24.48; 5, Morgan, South Beloit, III., 359. :38.94; 2, Kucher, Mo, :39.21; 3, Llckel, WS, 1:24.54; 6, smith, R, 1:25.83; 7, Portland at Washington, 6 p.m. DENVER BRONCOS — Signed CB Hanson, P. Millar (5) and Vosberg; Mo, :39.23; 4, Anderson, HF, :40.07; 5, Midwest Trucks: 1, John Gruene- Charlotte at Minnesota, 7 p.m. SOCCER Eric Davis. CAMBRIA 10, ASHTON 3 Guerrero, Krull (7) and Kruser, McKln- Walden, HF, :40.34; 6, Strub, R, :40.72; Snapper. Sh. 1:26.86; 8, White, Ch, berg, Madison, 830; 2, John Wood, Sun Orlando at Houston, 7:30 p.m. QREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed Ashton 102 000 0 — 3 12 2 ney (5). W — Guerrero. L — Hanson. 7, Schlelsman, Ml, :40.85; 8, Hall, Ss, 1:211.91. Prairie, 612; 3, Charlie Cottam, Janes- CB Corey Chamblin. Waived WR Junior Cambria 430 210 < —10 12 0 15-18 vllle, 804; 4, Dave Grueneberg, Madison, Utah at Seattle, 9p.m. Leading hlttara - Passlnl (M) :42.44. 100 Backstroka: Sieved, WS, , Indiana at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Pro Lord. Melnholz, Albrent (3) and Bra- 3x4, Guerrero (M) 2x3, Cleary (M) 2x2, SO butterfly: 1, Grlnde. Se, :30.25; 724; 5, Todd Norder, Edgerton, 676. bender; Llndert and Quark W — Lln- 1:03.08; 2, Welton, Ml, 1:03.71; 3, Otis, Limited late model: 1, Chris Lohr (M) 2x3. 3B — Passlnl. 2B - 2. Drives, R, :32.53; 3, Hartung, HP, PC, 1:05.00; 4, Anderson, HF, 1:05.09; MLS dert.L — Melnholz. :32.72; 4, Taylor, Mo, :34.16; 5, Soder- Purdy, Milton, 677: 2, Chrlspln Kenney, Entorn Division Leading hitters — Zlegler (A) 2x3, Campbell (S), Mallckl (S); Passlnl, 5, Dykstra, PC, 1:07.52; 6, Mullee, R, Sun Prairie, 655; 3, Chris Schulenberg, Cleary. holm, MB, :34.34; 6, Perlkln, Sh, :34.58; 1:08.21; 7, Kammel, R, 1:08.46; 8, Kel- Cross Plains, 626; 4, Dave Lawrence, W L T Pts OF 6A Endres (A) 3x4, Ripp (A) 3x4, Albrent 7, Beckwlth, Ml, :35.31; 6, Kyweluk, HF, .Miami 12 3 5 41 41 26 CITY/AREA (A) 2x3; Elgersma (C) 2x2, Quade (C) ley, Mo, 1:10.10. Baraboo, 623; 5, James Dennis, Stough- GOLF First game :36.06. 100 Freestyle: 1. Grundwald.R, ton, 602. MetroStars 9 7 3 30 28 25 3x4. HR — Ripp; Neary (C). 3B - Hart 13-14 :56.10; 2, Brown, PC. :56.36; 3, N. Wel- D.C. United 612 2 20 32 40 (C), Quade. 2B — Endres. MCFARLAND 2, DODBEVIUE 1 Midwest Modified!: 1, Andy An- McFarland 000 11 — 2 2 1 100 freeityle: 1, Sorber, HP, ton, Ml, :56.63; 4, E. Welton, Ml, :56.93: derson, Oregon, 665; 2, Michael Gruene- i Pro New England... 5 10 5 20 24 34 Baseball 1:04.23; 2, Schmelzer, WS, 1:04.36; 3, 5, Devltt, Ml, :58.77; 6, Mullee, R, Central Division WAUNAKEE 6, RIO 3 Dodgevllle 010 00 — 1 4 3 berg, Madison, 622; 3, Paul Treuttiardt, • HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE McKelth, HF, 1:05.51; 4, Schwager, Ml, :58.78;7, Johnson, Ml, :59,20; 8, Davis, Monroe, 526; 4, Mitch Domini, Albany, WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN W L T Pts BF BA Waunakaa 121 010 1 —6 6 2 Halverson and White; Ley and 1:05.98; 5, Schlageter, Se, 1:06.66; 6, Ch, :59.32. 358; 5, Bruce Wilberg, Stoughton, 347. At Sunnlngdale, England Chicago 11 5 3 36 36 22 PINE BLUFF 9, WIOTA 5 RIO 030 000 0 — 38 2 Johnson. W—Halverson. L — Ley. Knoche, HF, 1:07.62; 7, Kramer, Sh, 100 Braaststroke: 1, Nelsh, Ml, Sportsman: f, Mike Cuslck, Thursday's lint-round results Columbus 8 5 5 29 32 27 Wlota 103 001 0 — 5 9 3 Marks, Schneider (5), B. Grleber Leading hitters — Smith (D) 2x2. 1:08.01; B, Bruskewltz, PC, 1:08.65. 1:10.25; 2, Hellenbrand, Ml, 1:12.83: 3, Edgerton, 654; 2, Todd Ambrose, Sauk SB — Johanna Head 33-35; Laura Dallas 7 8 4 25 34 31 PlniBlulf 010 530 i —S B (60) and M. Grleber; Jenkins and Clark. W 2B-Smith. 100 hackitroke: 1, Schramka, PC, Mazur.MI, 1:13.60; 4, D. Deltmann, PC, City, 644; 3, Josh Holland, Rockford. III., - .Davles 33-35. Tampa Bay 3 16 1 10 24 50 Hartwlg, Haldlman (6) and R. Jan- — Marks. L—Jenkins. 1:08.38; 2, Hofl, Ml. 1:10.44; 3. Davis. 1:14.49; 5, McCanna, WS, 1:14.54; 6, K. 642; 4, Carey Hensel, Stoughton, 507; 5, " - 69 — Kelly Robblns 35-34; Elisa- Western Division ecke; Gunderson, Miller (7) and Leading hitters — M. Stanek (W) Second game Sh, 1:12.93; 4, Schwager, Ml, 1:15.53; Dettmann, PC, 1:14.97; 7, Johnson, WS, Kevin Brescia, Baraboo, 424. beth Eslerl 35-34. W L T Pts OF QA Buochner. W — Gunderson. I — Hart- 3x3: Jevens (R) 2x3, Plenty (R) 2x2.2B DODGEVILLE 2, MCFARLAND 1 5, Perry, PC. 1:15.56; 6, Koehler, C, 1:15.65; 8, Gausewitz, Mo. 1:16.04. •<• 70 — Annika Sorenstam 34-36; Jill SanJose 10 4 5 35 32 20 wig. — Ramqulst (W), M. Stanek, B. Grleber 1:16.46; 7, Sorber. HP, 1:17.68; 8, 200 Individual medley: 1, Nelsh, • McGIII 34-36; Grace Park 35-35; Mhalrl Dodgnllla 000 101 — 2 4 0 Los Angeles.... 9 6 5 32 38 29 Leading hitlers — R. Janecke (W) (W); Plenty. McFarland 010 000 — 1 10 Schwsl.Se, 1:19,85. Ml, 2:18.67; 2, Anderson, HF, 2:22.51; 3, , -McKay 32-38; Marine Monnet 33-37; Kansas City 9 9 2 29 25 38 2x3, Haldlman (W) 2x4; Miller (PB) 2x2, 100 Individual medley: 1, Hoff, Ml, Gausewitz, Mo, 2:26.36: 4, Hoff, Ml, Marlene Hedblom 36-34; Rosle Jones Colorado 5 9 6 21 27 31 Co. Stamn (PB) 2x3, Acker (PB 2x3. MR MIDDLETON 7, STOUGHTON 3 Weler and Johnson; Hernandez and 1:11.65; 2, Hubbard, PC, 1:12.33; 3. 2:26.66; 5, Dickey, R, 2:26.85; 6, Kam- TRIVIA ANSWER 33<37; Catrlona Matthew 36-34; Lorle NOTE: Three points for victory, one — Miller. 2B — Schllem (W), Meier StougIhtol n 100 011 0 — 36 2 White. W — Weler. L — Hernandez. Kammel, R, 1:13.25; 4, Meyer, HP, mel, R, 2:27.49; 7, Abbs, PC, 2:28.47; 8, •Kane 33-37. point lor tie. (W); Brink (PB), Co. Stamn. MlddleteMlddli n 400 030 x —7 12 2 HR —Klopp(D).2B-Ley(D). 1:14.43; 5, Noltemeyer, R, 1:15.02; 6, Hellenbrand, Ml, 2:28.72. 316.

friends on teams besides Ridge- wood. Three lead Women's British Open Swim "It's fun, because I have a lot of friends on the other teams SUNNINGDALE, England leaderboard. and I get to see them again," • Continued from Page 1C (AP) — 's Mi Hyun PRO GOLF Just one behind, Norway's Noltemeyer said. Kim shot a 65 with seven birdies had an amaz- , one of nearly to capture a share of the club- and can hit driver everywhere. I ing turnaround, following her ; them have so much fun," said 350 volunteers, is an athletic house lead today with Trish have a lot of eagle chances," first-round 78 with a 64, just ,'. Grinvalsky, who competed in trainer with UW Health Sports Johnson and in said Kim, who has a tendency to one off Webb's championship svvimrning at Monona Grove Medicine and will with the second round of the Wom- play wood shots whenever possi- record set at the same course :High School. "It's kind of nice to first aid. This is Greene's eighth en's British Open. ble. four years ago .', 'be on the other side of it and stint in helping to coordinate the Moodie bogeyed the last two With Annika Sorentam shoot- The 20-year-old European ". see what that's like." first aid tent and he has seen holes to toss away the outright ing a 74 to fall seven shots off Tour rookie, who won the ; Elise Knoche, 17, will be minor medical problems the lead and another champion- in June, collected through the years. lead. She had a 1-stroke advan- competing in her 10th All-City tage at the end of the rain- ship favorite, Karrie Webb, just five birdies to reach the turn in "I guess the biggest things starting her second round, the 31, and then eagled the 10th to "meet this weekend with the Hill HENRY A. KOSHOLLEK/THE CAPITAL TIMES disrupted opening round. .Farm Holsteins. are usually Injuries that don't first British Open to carry the move from six over to one Steve Genln of Rldgewood even happen in the pool," said Capturing the lead with a under. From worrying whether Knoche, who will be a senior birdie at 17 to complete her first banner of a major appears wide , 'at Madison West, has qualified competes In the boys 11-12 Greene. "There are so many open with no one breaking away she would make the cut, the kids contained in one small round with a 67, the Scot ap- so far. Norwegian has now moved into ;for swimming events at state in 50-meter backstroke at peared headed for a lead of her "high school. She said most com- Thursday's All-City Swim area, we see a lot of scrapes, Two strokes behind the three title contention. bee stings and general first aid own at the midway point. clubhouse leaders was American Madison's ;; petitors at her level take a laid- Meet. type of things. She went to the 17th at 9 . back approach during All-City Rosie Jones, who added a 69 to and defending titlist Sophie Gus- "Sometimes, we'll see sore under and a stroke ahead of her first-round 70. tafson had plenty of problems in " events. shoulders in some of the upper- "In high school, it's super, Adding to the carnival-like at- England's Johnson but bogey 5s She said she was glad to fin- Thursday's opening round. level swimmers that we treat." meant her round became a 70 Webb, going for her third 'super intense competition," said mosphere, many of the partici- Co-directors Cathy Welton ish her first round before play Knoche. "This is low-key and pants paint banners, T-shirts, instead of a 68. She wound up was halted by darkness. straight major title this year and 1 and Kathy Neish were making with a halfway total of 7-under third Women's British Open, ^rnore friendly- Most of the peo- their hair and each other. phone calls at 5:30 Thursday "Yeah, despite making bogey -'ple my age really like coming Aaron Noltemeyer, 11, a 137. at the last hole last night it was shot a 2-over 74. morning to notify coaches the Johnson went to the 18th one Gustafson also had a 74, here because it's one of those swimmer with the Ridgewood meet would be pushed back to worth running to finish the team, fell victim to a can of col- ahead, but she also bogeyed for round and saving an hour of while 1998 and '99 winner fun meets." 10:30 a.m. because of the in- Steinhauer, whose results this Elise, along with her 14-year- ored hair spray. a 67. sleep this morning," she said, clement weather. But, besides Kim, last year's LPGA Golf year have been poor despite a ''"old sister, Lauren, had on black- "Some people from my tent reconstructing a few tents, there , playing along- decided that they wanted to dye Championship winner, says she side Jones and Sorenstam, also tie for fourth at last week's ' • and-white spotted pajama pants weren't many other complica- LPGA Classic, shot a 75. '••"and hats to show off their Hol- my head," said Noltemeyer, who tions. enjoys the English course in her had to resume her second round British Open debut. early today but she shot a one- Madison golfer Becky Iverson '•• stein pride. will be in sixth grade at Akira 'We had about half of the opened with a 71. '. "They're comfy and fit with Toki Middle School. "So they tents blown down overnight," "I can play very aggressive over 73 and slipped down the our team name; everyone loves ran around chasing me with said Welton, who arrived at the • ;them," said Lauren Knoche. green hair spray, caught me and pool with other organizers at SHOP ON-LINE! > "Our coach even wore a whole dyed my hair green." 6:30 a.m. '*ALL STAR LANES; , • cow suit last year." Noltemeyer, participating in "We put up some more signs Practically every one of the his fifth city meet, competed in and went through a dry run to Open Bowl .1,12 swim clubs has a tent for the the 50 freestyle and 100 Individ- test all of the equipment. I think 80°/ ".c members to relax, eat and have ual medley preliminaries on we did a pretty good job of get- for 500 -a place to put their belongings. Thursday. He lias made several ting it all going." GCDDMAN'S a game! 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' 'cleanup in the aftermath of se- ALL-CITY stroke and 50 fly) were two- 241-SOOO : 'vere thunderstorms forced the event winners among the girls. 1 SWIMMING first day of the All-City Swim Double winners among the The Diamond Store of Madison since 1933 SPORTCARD/BEANIE •' Meet to start two hours late. ison Grinde set a pair of meet boys included Seminole's & POKEMAN SHOW But once the competition Charles Fischer, Ridgewood's records and Parkcrest's Jane Peter Mullee (11-12 50 back- SUN., AUQ. 5, 10AM-3PM ' ^began, it was hard to tell which Evans broke another. stroke and 50 fly), Hill Farm's CROWNE PLAZA ' had more fury — the storms or Grinde won the girls 11-12 '.•'the swimmers who had waited Mike Vergeront (13-14 100 HOTEL 100-meter Individual medley (1 freestyle and 100 backstroke), Across (com East Towne Mill anxiously for their time to minute, 11.17 seconds) and <•'shine at the 40th annual meet. Middleton's Marcus Neish (15- The Area's Best Show i-> Twenty-six pool records the 50 butterfly (30.25 sec- 18 200 IM and 100 breast- 60 Tables ol Sportscards, Beanies, were set in the 30 preliminary onds). stroke) and Ridgewood's Matt Pokeman, Racing & Sports Collectibles i events held at the Walter R. Evans claimed the girls Grunwald (15-18 100 freestyle Poor Ptlie Drawings at 11,12,1 & 2pm Bauman Aquatic Center, in- 15-18 100 butterfly in and 100 fly). 1 eluding all six butterfly and all (1:05.12), with five others also beating the pool record. • six backstroke events. • Results In Scorecard Vendors/Info 839-1005 In addition, Seminole's Al- Grinde and Parkcrest's Terri BUSINESS: Unemployment rate holds steady/FlO Pro golf F2 Inside Auto racing F2 Mallards F3 No. 1 pick Vick settles down '' for Falcons after opening jitters against Steelers/B sy. Saturday, August 4,2001* Wisconsin State Journal Sports Ecftor Greg Sprout, (608) 252-6170 Hall of Fame inductions • Who: The Class of 2001 Wfldcats' Wheeler includes Nick Callingup the Buoniconti, Man/Levy, . ., , MikeMunchak, Jackie Slater, Lynn Swann, had asthma trouble Ron Vary and Jack Youngblood. reinforcements 4 When, where: 10:30 a.m. By Nancy Armour tackle Korey Stringer died of today, Canton, Ohio. Associated Press heatstroke. Northwestern 4TV:ESPN2. Four freshman are poised pads, it is apparent after four said initial medical reports practices in shorts and hel- EVANSTON, Dl. — Rashidi indicated heat did not con- 4 Inside: A quick read on the Wheeler, the Northwestern class/FS to see playing time mets that they are as good as tribute to Wheeler's death. this season in the advertised. starting safety who died Fri- Paramedics were called "They are all what we day, had a history of asthma shortly after 5 p.m., when the depleted UVV backfield. thought they were," UW de- and used his inhaler during afternoon practice, team officials said. By Tom Mulhern fensive backs coach Todd temperature Swann's Bradford said. "We're not dis- Wheeler, 22, collapsed dur- was about 82 Wisconsin State Journal appointed, we're not shaking ing preseason conditioning in the Evan- our heads about making a mis- drills and died shortly there- The call has been placed after. There was no immedi- ston area, on behalf of the secondary of evaluation with any guy. We with a heat song ends thought they were all players ate cause of Wheeler's death. the University of Wisconsin Associated Press "Rashidi actually had his index of 87. football team when we recruited them. UW senior Mike Echols returns as inhaler in his hands," trainer A senior and help is on Those are the guys we wanted. one starting . Tory Aggeler said. with a sociol- the way. The I think our impression is still Wheeler had been strug- ogy major, in Hall the same." only question Key dates gling to catch his breath after Wheeler Wheeler, of is whether it The challenge now is getting leaving the field following the Ontario, By Alan Robinson will arrive in them ready to play as quickly • Varsity drills, said Alan Berkowsky, Calif., started all 12 games Associated Press time. as possible. "We only have reports: spokesman for the Evanston last season at strong safety for Although three weeks to get guys ready Today. Fire Department, which sent the Wildcats, who tied for the CANTON, Ohio — It wasn't the four to play (against Virginia in the. paramedics to the scene. He champi- the of receptions Lynn highly touted opener Aug. 25)," Bradford did not respond to CPR from onship. He finished with 88 Swann made that put him into UW freshmen _ „ said. "It isn't easy to do and Family Fun Day: the coaching staff or para- tackles, a rumble recovery the Pro Football Hall of Fame — cor- Be" hasn't been done very often 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 19, medics, Berkowsky said. He and three pass breakups. after more than a decade of nerbacks Scott Starks and here." Camp Randall Stadium. died about an hour later at Wildcats coach Randy waiting. Rather, it was passes Johnny Sylvain and safeties Even jamar Fletcher, the • Season opener: Evanston Hospital. Walker said he met with the only he could catch that sepa- Brett Bell and Robert Brooks 1 p.m. Aug. 25, vs. Virginia, Wheeler's death came two team to discuss Wheeler's rated him from a handful of re- — have yet to don shoulder Please see SECONDARY, Page F4 Camp Randall Stadium. days after Minnesota Vikings death. ceivers in the game's history. Swann will take his place in the Hall today with six other former NFL greats — de- fensive line- Brown men Nick Buoniconti and Jack Youngblood, can't wait offensive line- men Mike Munchak, Swann Jackie Slater to play and Ron Vary and coach . Swann doesn't rank among A slimmer Gilbert Brown the NFL's all-time top 20 re- ceptions leaders — his 336 could pky for the first time catches aren't even one-third in more than a year in the as many as Jerry Rice has made — and his career lasted only Packers' scrimmage tonight nine seasons. But when the big catches By Jason Wilde were needed in big games — in Wisconsin State Journal a run-oriented Pittsburgh GREEN BAY— It hurt, but Steelers offense, during an era Gilbert Brown wanted it to when defenders could bump- hurt. He wanted to remember and-run receivers all over the the feeling of field — nobody made more watching the than Swann. Or made them, games from more spectacularly. His couch, re- "Jerry Rice came up to me member the once and Said, 'Swannie, you frustration of were the guy,' " Swann said. knowing he "That was good to hear." should be out Almost as good as the words there playing. he finally heard Jan. 27, after 14 It was that years of usually being a Hall of hurt that fu- Fame finalist but never quite eled his per- Brown making it. Finally, he learned sonal reclamation project. he would join nine other Steel- "You've got to be a man and ers from the dynasty days of face what's become of you," the 1970s in the Hall of Fame. the Green Bay Packers' veteran "I don't think I'll cry much Associated Press nose tackle said this week, in (today), because I did enough Ronnie Belliard reaches out and connects on a solo in the first inning of the Brewers' 3-2 victory in 11 innings Friday. his first interview of training ; crying that day," Swann said. camp. "You know you can still Swann's induction is a relief play and that you can do the to former teammates such as things that other people are Jack Ham, Mel Blount and doing out there — and better Franco Harris, all of whom — and it kills you, watching worried the forces of quantity your friends and the people would rule over those of qual- you used to go to battle with. ity when it came to debating Brewers find a way You're sitting there thinking, Swann's Hall of Fame fate. 'Man, I wish I was out there.' Swann didn't even average "I sat there and said to my-" Belliard's sacrifice bunt. self, 'You've got to do some- ; three receptions a game. Cabrera's second pitch to Luis Lopez bounced "The mark of a good player is Rally in 10th leads to win thing. You know you can still about five feet in front of the plate and past play this game. So why are you being able to play in big games, Paul Bako, allowing Collier to score standing up. and nobody played better in sitting here?' Even though it on wild pitch in llth "You go up there with a plan," Lopez said, "but hurt me to see that, I had to big games than Lynn Swann," then you don't even have to follow the plan." former Steelers coach Chuck Brewers watch that. I wanted to keep By Vic Feuerherd Said Collier: "Initially I couldn't see the ball. After that fire in me, I wanted to Noll said. "If we had thrown I saw (Bako) turn, Luis was yelling, 'Come on, come* the ball more, he would have Wisconsin State Journal Braves 2 keep that edge." on,' and I just came in." Sixty-five pounds lighter and been in the Hall of Fame a long The run made a winner out of Lance Painter, • Key: time ago." MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers, who one year wiser, he sounds very have struggled all season coming up with clutch who pitched a perfect llth inning. Painter, the for- Former UW much like a man who has To Swann, the numbers that mer University of Wisconsin left-hander, is 1-0 with pitcher Lance, truly represent his special gifts hits, found a way to win Friday night without even learned his lesson — and looks needing a hit. the Brewers. Painter gets his less like a man who spent the as a receiver were K, X, XIII In the 10th inning, the Brewers had spared re- first win with and XIV — the four Super Lou Collier, pinch-running for Angel Echevarria 2000 season out of football. liever Curtis Leskanic the embarrassment of being the Brewers. "I really don't care some- Bowls me Steelers won in six in the 11 th inning, scored on a wild pitch by At- the loser for the second time in three days by scor- seasons from 1974 through '79. lanta reliever Jose Cabrera to give the Brewers a 3-2 • Next: times what people say about ing an unearned run off reliever Steve Karsay. Jose 12:15 p.m. me. Sometimes people say "Without Lynn Swann, the victory over the Braves at Miller Park. Hernandez, who had struck out three previous things that really hurt. But why Steelers don't win four Super Echevarria opened the inning with a double, a today, times, hit a sacrifice fly to score Devon White to tie vs. Atlanta, Bowls," said Blount, a Hall of line shot that had former Brewer B.J. Surhoff twist- it at 2. White singled, stole second and went to Please see BROWN, Page F5 Fame cornerback. ing and turning in an effort to catch up with it. Col- Miller Park. In the first Steelers-Cowboys lier then went in and moved to third on Ronnie Please see BREWERS, Page F2 Super Bowl, in January 1976, • Vikings say farewell to Stringer/R Swann made two of the most famous catches in NFL history. Swann's sprawling catch of a pass he tipped to himself while tumbling over cornerback Mark Washington may be the Former UW swimmers give back to kids at All-City most replayed Super Bowl re- ception ever. Before that, he By Jon Masson All-City Swim Meet and is among several current or former under 25 breaststroke and the 100IM. made a juggling sidelines catch Wisconsin State Journal UW swimmers and divers serving as Double winners among the boys that Ham called "the best catch • When, where: Today, coaches in the city's summer swim were Middleton's Sam Niesen in the I ever saw" — until Swann's MIDDLETON — Neil Peiffer is taking Bauman Aquatic Center, Middleton. program. 9-10 50 freestyle and 50 backstroke, next catch, that is. Swann also part in his first All-City Swim Meet as • Schedule: Finals and relays, starting at Friday's preliminary action consisted High Point's Christopher Kuecker in added a 64-yard TD reception one of the coaches representing the 8:30 a.m. of 10-and-under swimmers, with finals the 9-10 100 IM and 50 breaststroke and Maple Bluffs Coleman Fraser in in the fourth quarter. Hill Farm pool. • Results, more information: Go to and relays for all age groups scheduled "I take some pride that play- But as a former University of Wis- www.allcityswim.org to begin at 8:30 a.m. today. the 8-and-under 100 IM and 25 butter- ers like Cris Carter and Jerry consin athlete he knows what the Friday's highlights included Park- fly. Those six boys events all resulted in Rice have said they watched swimmers are facing — enduring two- crest's Beth Schramka, 10, setting a pool records, as 15 pool marks were me play when they were com- a-day practices and training all season pool and meet record in winning the broken or matched in 20 events Friday tjnue to perform well at the 40th an- girls 9-10 100 individual medley in 1 at the 3-year-old facility. ing up and that they wanted to for maybe 30 seconds or a minute of nual All-City meet at Middleton's play the game the way I played competition. • . minute, 15.28 seconds. Earlier, she set Jamie Belfor, 22, another former UW it," said Swann, an ABC an- "It can be very nerve-racking," Peif- Walter R. Bauman Aquatic Center. a pool record in claiming the girls 9-10 swimmer who also competed at last nouncer since rjis retirement fer said. "I'm more relaxed now (as a "It's fun to see how some kids re- 50 freestyle, an event that totaled 146 year's Olympic trials, is in her first year following the strike-shortened co&ch) " spond," said the 23-year-old Peiffer, swimmers. •..".. coaching the summer league. 1982 season. "That gives me a Peiffer hopes his team's swimmers who competed in butterfly events at Maple Bluff's Aja VahHout was a great deal of satisfaction," can relax at the right moment and con- last year's'U.S. Olympic Swim Trials two-event winner in the girls 8-and- Please see SWIM, Page F2

-3L 1 • fOOS V^i; 1 • Saturday, August 4,2001 * SPORTS Wisconsin State Journal CALENDAR PRO GOLF BASEBALL NOTES - TODAY SUN. 5 MON.6 TOE. 7 WED. 8 TWI.9 FRI.10 Atlanta Atlanta 1*5 am. Thompson Ukely F5HTBS • . ' • •*•••• •' ' • «

Avwy SPORTS ON AIR done with Jays to Toronto in May 2000, he AUTO RACING The Sun Prairie native slumped to a .246 average is designated for with 22 home runs. 10 a.m. NASCAR Winston Cup: Brickyard 400 qualifying • TNT "Not too many guys in the 7 p.m. NASCAR Busch: Kroger 200 • TNT • WTSO (1070 AM) assignment by Toronto. 8p.m. ASA: Texas Roadhouse 300 • TNN minors have hit 53 home runs 9 p.m. NHRA: FRAM Autolite Nationals qualifying By John Nolan the past two years. I hope (taped today) • ESPN2 Wisconsin State Journal there's teams out there who ] will take a chance on me," BASEBALL . Insult was added to Andy Thompson said. "I think Noon MLB: Atlanta at Milwaukee «WIBA (1310 AM) Thompson's injury-plagued there's a heck of a steal out Noon MLB: Seattle at Cleveland • WMSN (Ch. 47) season Friday when the 25- there for someone in the next 6 p.m. MLB: Kansas City at Minnesota • FX year-old outfielder was desig- several days." nated for assignment by the BASKETBALL ^^^_ Toronto Blue Jays. Marises awarded $50 million Hitting just .233 with four 3 p.m. WNBA: Cleveland at New York • WMTV (Ch. 15) A Gainesville, Fla., jury or- home runs in 32 games at dered Anheuser-Busch to pay FISHING Associated Press Class AAA Syracuse following $50 million to the family of Laura Davies found herself in trodbte Friday at the Women's British Opea Dawies, injuries to his late baseball great Roger 5:30 p.m. Bassmasters Classic: Final weigh-in • ESPN2 who shared the first-round lead, now trails leader Catrtona Matthew by 6 shots. groin and right elbow, Maris for improperly taking FOOTBALL Thompson away a beer distributorship in was removed 1997. 10:30 a.m. NFL: Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony • ESPN2 from the Blue Attorneys for the Maris 2 p.m. AFL: Arizona at San Jose • ESPN2 family said the panel meant 7 p.m. NFL: Green Bay Packers' intra-squad scrimmage • Jays' 40-man roster. to award the family $139 mil- WMSN (Ch. 47) Matthew's ace lion, but was confused by the Thompson GOLF is ineligible to judge's jury instructions. Both play for the _ Sides planned to appeal. 8 a.m. European PGA: Scandinavian Masters (taped today) • TGC next 10 days, Thompson Anheuser-Busch said it ter- 12:30 p.m. Buy.com: Omaha Classic • TGC during which time Toronto minated the contract because 1:30 p.m. LPGA: Women's British Open (taped today) • of Maris Distributing's fraud- WKOW(Ch. 27) trumps British must either trade him, place 2 p.m. USGA: U.S. Women's Amateur Championship • ESPN him on waivers for the pur- ulent conduct of repackaging 3 p.m. PGA: The International • WISC (Ch. 3) pose of giving him his release outdated beer and falsifying 5 p.m. Senior PGA: Long Island Classic (taped today) • CNBC She has a two-stroke lead Pernice jumps ahead or return him to Class AAA records to make it look like Tom Pernice Jr., jump- Syracuse. they were visiting customers HORSE RACING at the midpoint of the started by an eagle, scored 12 The move caught the player when they weren't. Women's British Open. points for the second straight by surprise and may signal an 1 p.m. Standardbreds: The Hambletonian • WISC (Ch. 3) day to take the 36-hole lead end his six-year tenure with Around the horn 4 p.m. Thoroughbreds: Jim Dandy Stakes • ESPN Associated Press 11:30 p.m. Thoroughbreds: 2Day at the Races (taped today) • ESPN2 from Stewart Cink in The Inter- the Toronto organization Mark McGwire injured his 's hole-in- national in Castle Rock, Colo. since he was signed out of surgically repaired right knee SOCCER . Pernice took a two-point Sun Prairie High School in Thursday and was out of the one at the 15th hole and six lead over Cink, whose 22-point 1994. WUSA: Atlanta at Washington • TNT birdies gave her the lead Friday St. Louis Cardinals' lineup for 12:30 p.m. total led for most of the day be- "It's certainly a surprise. I Friday's doubleheader against 7 p.m. MLS: Miami at New York-New Jersey • ESPN2 at the halfway point of the thought the organization was Women's British Open in Sun- fore Pernice's late surge. Florida The Blue Jays re- Madison's Jerry Kelly has a little higher on me than leased struggling right-hander TENNIS ningdale, England. that," Thompson said. Matthew hit a 7-wood at the seven points in the PGA Tour and optioned Noon ATP: Tennis Masters Series Canada • ESPN event. Edgerton native Steve Thompson's agent, Michael 215-yard hole that took a huge Maas said he is not aware of third baseman Luis Lopez to 3 p.m. WTA: Acura Classic • FSN bounce at the front of the Strieker and Mequon's Skip Class AAA Syracuse The 7 p.m. ATP: Tennis Masters Series Canada • ESPN Kendall missed the cut with any pending deals, but that green and rolled in. The Scot Toronto would most likely be signed re- TRACK AND FIELD went on to birdie the 18th hole, two and six points, respec- lief pitcher Jason Grimsley to tively. seeking a suitor. landing a 7-iron only 3 feet "More likely they'll try to a two-year contract extension 3 p.m. IAAF: World Championship • WKOW (Ch. 27) from the pin to finish with a 65. move him now," Maas said. through 2003 The Cleve- "I just got a good bounce Wadkins' debut a success Thompson was among the land Indians optioned pitcher and it popped into the hole," Bobby Wadkins made his organization's rising stars two Tim Drew to Class AAA Buf- Digest said Matthew, winner of this Senior PGA Tour debut a suc- years ago when he smashed falo and recalled left-hander year's Hawaiian Ladies Open. cess, opening the Long Island 31 home runs between Class Mike Bacsik. At 9-under-par 135, she held NBA WNBA Classic in Jericho, N.Y., with a AA Knoxville and Syracuse. —Associated Press material a two-stroke lead over South 7-under 65 to share the lead Following a two-week call-up used in this report. 76ers send Hill Sol clinch Korea's Mi Hyun Kim, Eng- with Joe Inman and J.C. Snead. land's and Scot- Two-time defending cham- back to Cavaliers playoff berth land's Janice Moodie. Johanna pion Bruce Fleisher opened had his only Ail- scored 25 points Head of England was another with a 69, six strokes off the Brewers Star season in Cleveland and as the host Miami Sol (16-11) stroke back. course record he set in last Madison resident Becky Iver- Continued from Page F1 his best years with the Cava- clinched a playoff berth with a year's first round. Madison's son is at 1-under 143 and in a Andy North also fired a 69. Sur- liers, who are hoping he has at 72-61 victory over the Phoenix tie for eighth place. Madison least two more good ones left. Mercury (11-15) on Friday. ing's Doug Johnson was at • third on Bako's throwing native Sherri Steinhauer even-par 72. . Hill, an 11-year veteran for- + and Andrea missed the cut with a two-day ward who helped get Philadel- Stinson each scored 16 points total of 150. Leskanic, who blew 34-1 phia to the NBA Finals last to lead the (15- Laura Davies, who led early, Pair in front of Great Lakes lead Wednesday night and season, was traded back to 16) to a 72-64 victory over the had to resume her second U.S. Women's Open cham- then held on for a save in Cleveland on Friday in a five- Minnesota Lynx (8-18) in Min- round early Friday because of pions and Patty Thursday's victory over Flor- player deal with the 76ers. neapolis. rain, but a 1-over 73 left her Sheehan shot 6-under 66s to ida, allowed the Braves to take . The Cavs sent forwards • Nikki McCray and Annie trailing Matthew by 6 shots. share the first-round lead in a 2-1 lead in the top of the and Cedric Burgess each scored 13 points Karrie Webb, winner of the the Great Lakes Classic senior 10th on pinch-hitter Keith Henderson and center Robert as the host Washington Mys- U.S. Open and LPGA Champi- tournament in Green Bay. Lockhart's run-scoring dou- Traylor to the 76ers for Hill tics (9-17) beat the Portland onship this year, was also 6 Forty-one players age 43 ble. and second-year forward Ju- Fire (11-16) 64-50. shots back. Annika Sorenstam and older are competing in the "It was the kind of night maine Jones. • La'Keshia Frett and Yo- had a 74 and was 9 strokes three-day tournament at the that you felt all along that one Associated Press "It's a very good trade for landa Griffith each scored 18 back. Green Bay Country Club. pitch, one mistake was going both teams," Cavs coach John points as the host Sacramento to be the difference," Brewers Braves' was sur- Lucas said. "We got some ma- Monarchs (16-11) rallied to manager Davey Lopes said. prisingly effective in his surprise turity, some know how and beat the Indiana Fever (9-18) start Friday against the Brewers some toughness. And, we AUTO RACING No one would confuse at Miller Park in Milwaukee. 81-69. Braves' rookie right-hander were able to stay young. I'm + Marie Ferdinand and very excited about it." Jason Marquis with team- Adrienne Goodson each mates or Tom and struck out In a separate deal, the 76ers scored 15 points as the Utah to end the inning. traded forward Roshown Glavine, except for maybe the Starzz (15-11) beat the Seattle Brickyard 400 begins Brewers. Marquis, an emer- "He really struggled," Lopes McLeod and a first-round pick Storm (9-18) 64-61. said. "He kept putting himself to Boston for forward Jerome gency starter for John Burkett + scored 18 who arrived at the ballpark in jams. But to his credit, he Moiso, the Celtics' first-round points as the host Houston got us into the seventh in- pick in 2000. rule change for with flu-like symptoms, struck Comets (17-9) beat the Or- out 13 and allowed just two ning." The 76ers also said they will lando Miracle (10-17) 72-60. Wright eventually left with not match the New Jersey Associated Press straight victory and third of the hits, including a first-pitch Nets' offer for center Todd season, giving him the points home run to Belliard, over the two on and one out in the LOCALLY The new Dodge Intrepids get seventh for Chad Fox, making MacCulloch. lead after 15 of the 24 races this first eight innings. He retired his third appearance in three + Brendan Haywood, the University of Wisconsin jun- the benefit of an aerodynamic season. the final 13 hitters he faced, rule change beginning with days for the first time this sea- first-round draft pick acquired ior rower Beau Hoopman was was third, eight of them on whiffs. son. Fox took Wright off the from Orlando on Wednesday, part of the silver-medal Sunday's Brickyard 400. Bobby Hamilton fourth, and The game drew the first of signed a three-year contract After months of complaints Janesville's fifth. hook by catching Andruw winning men's eight team at three expected sellouts for the Jones looking and Javy Lopez with the Washington Wizards. the Nations Cup in Linz, Aus- by the Dodge teams about lack weekend series. The crowd of • The San Antonio Spurs of downforce, particularly on on a liner to Hernandez at tria. UW junior Peter Geise NASCAR changes site 42,259 — the 16th sellout in short. signed centers Cherokee Parks was part of the fourth-place the flatter tracks, NASCAR has The Homestead-Miami 57 home dates — raised the and Amal McCaskill, a former given the Intrepids a 2-inch ex- men's pair team.... Madison Speedway will replace Atlanta season attendance to Around the horn Marquette athlete. Edgewood boys golf coach tension on the front air dam of Motor Speedway as the site of 2,022,407, only the second ^ First-round draft pick was hired as the cars. Dodge returned to NASCAR's season-ending race time in franchise history and Ruben Quevedo, acquired Rodney White, the nation's men's golf coach at Madison Winston Cup racing after a 16- in 2002. first since 1983 that the Brew- Monday from the Chicago top freshman scorer last sea- Area Technical College. He year absence this year. The dates have not been set Cubs, makes his Brewers Also, with NBC broadcasting ers have surpassed the 2 mil- son, signed a multiyear con- will coach both teams.... Na- for the 2002 Winston Cup lion mark. debut today (12:15 pirn.) tract with the Detroit Pistons. koma edged Bishops Bay in a the Brickyard 400 for the first schedule but the Homestead, against either Burkett (8-8, time, the race will be run on Fla., track will "definitely have The crowd was treated to a 2.47 ERA) or Kevin Millwood tiebreaker to win the All-City case of quintessential Jamey TENNIS tennis title at Quann Park. Sunday. the last race," said a NASCAR (2-4,4.07). ...Nick Neuge- As part of the change, qual- source, who spoke on condi- Wright, at his best one mo- bauer picked up the loss in Capriati cries foul ment, at his worst the next, ODDS AND ENDS. ifying was switched to today, tion of anonymity. Indianapolis' 3-0 loss at Rich- after loss to Seles with practice before and after with little in between. But mond on Friday, Neugebauer, Olympic champion Geze- the 43-car lineup is de- Pitstops through 6V& innings, the good in his second Class AAA start Jennifer Capriati cried foul henge Abera of won termined. outweighed the bad for the for the Indians, allowed two after losing 6-3, 6-3 to Monica Marshall's Todd Kluever Brewers starter. men's at the World won the late model feature at first-inning runs and shut out Seles in the Acura Classic Sprague takes two He escaped a bases-loaded the Braves over the next five quarterfinals in Carlsbad, Championships for track and Madison International Speed- field in , Alberta. Jack Sprague held off Terry way Gerry Junget took first jam in the second without a innings. He struck out seven Calif., claiming Seles' famous run and another in the third grunting on each shot "is like Khalld Khahnouchi, attempt- Cook to win the NASCAR place in the late model division and walked two.... Reliever ing to win a gold medal in his Craftsman Truck Series Power at Columbus 151 Speedway. .. allowing only one run. In the Will Cunnane, designated for interference." fifth, Surhoff and Chipper No. 2 seed Venus Williams first race representing the Stroke Diesel 200 at Indianapo- John Bankston, 61, died Friday, assignment on July 27, has beat sixth-seeded Nathalie United States, dropped out lis Raceway Park in Clermont, hours after crashing during a Jones reached to start the in- cleared waivers and accepted Tauziat 6-2, 6-2, while No. 4 with blisters... .Chile's Nic- Ind. sprint-car race at Eldora ning. But Wright retired Dave an assignment to Class AAA Lindsay Davenport struggled ole Perrot will meet LSU's It was Sprague's second Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio. Martinez on a double play Indianapolis. to a 6-2,5-7,7-6 (5) victory Meredith Duncan in today's over 12th-seeded~Sandrine 36-hole final of the U.S. Wom- Testud. en's Amateur in Andover, program helps buoy the swim- years for the Badgers, is in his their improving and it's really They will meet in today's Kan.,.. Free agent goaltender Swim mers' interest in participating first summer coaching individ- gratifying for you." semifinals, while Seles faces Bob Essensa signed a one- the entire year. Belfor, who uals ages 13 to 18 at Cherokee. Lindsey Chamberlain, who is No. 1 , who year contract with the Buffalo Continued from Page F1 earned her degree in sociology "It's great to help the youn- in her second year coaching at beat Ai Sugiyama, Sabres The Edmonton in May and is working as a ger kids who are developing," Shorewood Hills after coaching • upset teen- Oilers re-signed defenseman "It's a great opportunity for health unit coordinator at Uni- said Rudinsky, 22, who has a two years at Semiriole, knows age star 6-4, 6-7 Janne Nlinbnaa to a three- UW swimmers to get knowl- versity Hospital, was encour- Bucky Badger in swim fins tat- that feeling., (2), 6-3 in the quarterfinals pf year contract avoiding arbi- edge out to younger swimmers, aged to learn that several of her tooed on the back of his right "It's nice to see them grow the Tennis Masters Series tration. ... President Bush and to be such a role model for swimmers now want to swim shoulder. "It's fun and more up," said Chamberlain, 21, who Canada in Montreal. Other saluted three-time Tour de them," said Belfor, who all year. "That makes me feel relaxed. You see that all the said she swam her first two winners included Tommy France champion Lance Arm- coaches the swimmers ages 11 awesome," she said. time talking to them and work- years at UW and has a semes- Haas, Patrick Rafter and Fab- strong at the White House. to 18 at High Point pool, Josh Rudinsky, a UW student ing with them really pays off in ter remaining toward her de- rice Santoro." — Staff, wire reports Belfor said the city's summer who said he swam his first two the'erid. You see the benefits of '" ' '' SCOREBOARD Wisconsin State Journal

Portland at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. • 71; Suzanne Strudwlck 74-71; Nicola WUSA ' HOCKEY 4p.m. :24.54; 6, Alderson, WS, :24.5B; 7, An- BASEBALL Amateur Indiana at Utah, 8 p.m. Moult 74-71; Cindy Schreyer 73-72; W L TPtt flf OA Dime 8 — La Crosse (37-17) vs. derson, P, :24.6B; 8. Lolzer, Se, :24.80. NORTHWOODS LEAGUE Seattle at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Rlkka Hakkaralnen 73-72; Bay Area 10 5 4 34 26 19 ' CAROLINA HURRICANES - Signed Sheboygan (22-16), 7p.m. 100 Individual medley: 1. Fraser, Second Hall 73-72; Jenny Lldback 72-73; Maria Atlanta 8 4 7' 31 25 20 D Greg Kuznlk, D Jeremiah McCarthy MB, 1:41.51; 2, Llckel, Mo, 1:45.77; 3, South DMtlon Hjorth 72-73; Yu Ping Lin 72-73; Hee- Philadelphia.... 8 7 3 27 28 24 and G Randy Petruk to one-year con- CLASS AA Zimmerman, Mo, 1:54.07; 4, Chamber- lain, 1:55.08; 5, Jung, R, 1:68.35; 6, . W L Pot. OB GOLF Won Han 72-73: Kellee Booth 72-73; New York 8 6 5 29 28 24 tracts, 1 AtBaraboo Wisconsin 17 11 .607 — Klrety Taylor 72-73; Karlne Icher 71-74; Boston 9 3 24 '27 33 COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS Ashwaubenon 8, Oregon 3 — Schutte, Ml, 1:59.82; 7. Schwartz, Sh, 42269 xWaterloo 14 14, .500 3 Lorle Kane 70-75. San Diego 675 23 25 25 —Agreed to terms With D Jamie Three Oregon errors In the filth Inning '2:01.79; 8. Lotof. St. 2:11.67. Rochester. 13 15' • .464 4 148 - 77-69; Kathryn 21 25 31 Pushor on a one-year contract, led to Unearned runs as Ashwaubenon 9*10 Season average ...... 35,481 Professional Washington 6 10 3 Madison...... 12 16 .429 5 PGA Marshall 75-71; Lee Jl Hee 75-71; Lau- Carolina .... 6 11 2 20 25 33 EDMONTON OILERS - Re-signed broke open a close game en route to an 50 Ireestyle: 1, Nlesen, Ml, :31.99 SeaVofi pace (81 dates) ...... 2,873,961 North Division rette Marltz 74-72; Diane Barnard 73-73; NOTE: Three points lor victory, one D Janne Nllnlmaa to a three-year con- 8-3 victory over Oregon. (pool record); 2, Welton, WS, :33.60; 3, 57-dat* totals THE INTERNATIONAL W L Pet. OB At CMtle Reek, Colo, Marlsa Baena 72-74; Lisa Hed 71 -75. point lor tie. tract Oregon tied the game when It Hilgendorf, Ml. 35.11;' 4, Klnney, C. 2001 ...... 2,022,407 St. Cloud 20 8 .714 - Failed To Duality NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Named scored three runs In the third Inning on :35.21: 6, DanllOV, Mi, :35.23; 6, too-, 2000...... 1 ...... 1,050,551 Frlday't second-round retultt mey, Se, '.35.48; 7, Bennwltz, R, :36.69; Mankato 19 11 .63?. 2 24—Tom PernlceJr, 12-12. 147 - Rachel Teske 76-71; Karen Thursday's retultt Jay Leach assistant coach, Bobby Car- Matt Hustad's run-scoring double and : 1999 ...... 1,274,808 Alexandria 11 17 .393 9 Pearce 76-71: Karen Stupples 76-71; New York 1, Carolina 0 penter coach and Chris Terrerl and Ross Eddy's two-run double. 8, Ritchie, R, :36.93. 1998...... ; ...... 1,183,72 6 22 —Stewart Clnk 8-14. BO backstroke: 1, Nlesen, Ml, xBralnerd 6 20 .231 13 21—Chris Rlley 16-5. Laurel Kean 75-72; Caroline McMillan Bay Area 3, Philadelphia 2 seordle Klnnear assistant coaches lor 1 1997...... : ...... 1,058,74 3 x —First-hall champion 20 —Edward Fryatt 9-11; Chris Dl- 75-72; Heather. Bowie 75-72; Michelle Today't game Albany ol the AHL. Transferred Devils' ASHWAUBENON S, OREGON 3 :38.36 (pool record); 2, Mlsener, Se, Marco 7-13; Brent Gelberger 12-6; Tim Esllll 75-72; Smrltl Mehra 75-72; Meg Atlanta at Washington, 12:30 p.m. assistant coach Kurt Kle'lnendorst and Oregon 003 000 0 — 3 5 6 :42.15; 3, Gabourle, Se, :43.00; 4. Major league leaders Frlday't results Herron9-11. Mallon 72-75. • Sunday's garnet ' Albany coach John Cunnltl to the Devils' Ashwaubenon.... 120 131 x — 8 9 2 Schwellinger, WS, :43.91; 6, Hllgendort. Madison 6, Brainerd 0 19 — Justin Leonard 7-12; Sergio • 148 - Vibeke Stensrud 77-71; San Diego at Boston, 5 p.m. scouting staff. ' Brabender, Anderson (5) and Piper; Ml, :43.98; 6, Galle, R, :44.38; 7, Mullee, NATIONAL LEAGUE Waterloo 4, St. Cloud 2 Garcia 7-12: Woody Austin 11-8; Sara Eklund 76-72: Mlchele Redman 76- Bay Area at New York, 6 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPITALS - Signed Schlls, DeRosler (7) and Wetzel. W— R, :44.7B;8, Mathews, HF, :46.96. 0 AB R H A«g Rochester 8, Alexandria5 Charles Howell III 11-8. 72; Jen Hanna 76-72: Sophia Sandolo D Dean Melanson to a two-year contract. Schlls.L-Brabender. BO breaststroke: 1, Kuecker, HP, AlOllHou ...... 93 365 61 131 .359 Mankato 6, Wisconsin 5 18 — Vljay Singh 9-9; Brad Faxon 75-73: Jull inkster 75-73; Catrln Nils- Leading hitters — Hustad (0) 2x3, :43.85 (pool record); 2, Kondrasuk, Mo, Gonzalez AM. .109 416 94 146 .351 Today't 8-10. mark 75-73; Dottle Pepper 75-73. TENNIS Schlls (A) 2x4, Spice (A) 2x4. 28 — :46.10 (pool record); 3, Ritchie, R, BerkmnHou..107 402 85 140 .348 Madison at St. Cloud, 7:05 p.m. 17 — K.J. Choi 10-7; Jose Maria 149 — Karen Weiss 76-71; Wendy TRACK AND FIELD Hustad, Eddy (0), Schlls. :46.46; 4, Hoemlng, HF, :47.26; 5, Floyd Fla ...... 102365 93 130 .338 Rochester at Mankato Olazabal 12-5; Kirk Triplet! 10-7. Ward 78-71; Kris Tschetter 77-72; Che- -Bridges, Se, :47.70; 6, Paschke, HP, LWalkerCol... 96 341 77 115 .337 Waterloo at Alexandria 18 — Phil Mlckelson 11-5; David rle Byrnes 77-72; Maggie Will 76-73; Professional Frlday't results :48.42; 7, Otis, C, :48.77; 8, Delgnan, Pierre Col ...... 105 399 68 134 .336 Bralnerd at Wisconsin Duval 11-5; Ernie Els 9-7; Scott McCar- Corlnne Dlbnah 75-74; Anna Berg 75-74; International • Ashwaubenon 8, Oregon 3 HP, :49.88. Vidro Mon ..... 85 331 60 111 .335 ton 13-3; Lee Janzen17-(-1). Paula Marti 74-75; Denlse Kllleen 73-76; ATP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Rice Lake 3, Shawano 2 SO butterfly: 1, Manuelll, Sh, AurlllaSF ...... 106 429 73 143 .333 15 — Ted Tryba 3-12; Brett Qulg- 73-76. TENNIS MASTERS At Edmonton, Alberta Beaver Dam 2, Onalaska 0 :36.77 (pool record); 2, Welton, WS, Polanco StL... 96 354 51 117 .331 FOOTBALL ley 9-6; Mathew Goggln 11-4; Mark 160 — Aklko Fukushima 79-71; At Montreal Frlday't retultt Waterford 2, Baraboo 1 :41.29; 3, Drives, R, :41.75; 4, Bennwlte, Helton Col ..... 107 382 93 125 .327 OMeara 12-3; Paul Gow 7-8. Charlotta Sorenstam 79-71; Jackie Frlday't results MEN Today't games R, :42.52; 5, Miner, C, :44.01; 6, Too- BGIIesPIt ...... 107 397 83 130 .327 14 — Rory Sabballnl 14-0; Stuart Gallagher-Smith 79-71: Valerie Van Singlet — Quarterfinals: Andrei Marathon — 1, , Game B — Oregon (15-14) vs. mey, Se, :45.58; 7, Bauch, Sh, :46.12; 8,- Horn* runt — Bonds, San Fran- Professional Appleby 2-12; John Huston 7-7; Steve Ryckerjhem 78-72; Mardl Lunn 77-73; Pavel, Romania, del. Andy Roddick, Ethiopia, 2 hours, 12 minutes, 42 sec- Shawano (24-16), 10:30 a.m. Kubek, Ml.m :47.23. Flesch 6-8. Cindy Flag-Currier 76-74; Ana Sanchez United States, 6-4,6-7 (2), 6-3. Tommy onds. 2, Simon Blwott, , 2:12.43. Game 6 — Onalaska (33-15) vs. 100 Individual medley: 1, cisco, 46; LGohzalez, Arizona, 43; NFL PRESEASON 76-74; Glulla Sergas 76-74; Shtrrl SSosa. Chicago, 35; Helton, Colorado, • Frlday't mult 13 — Joey Slndelar 9-4; Bill Haas, Germany, del. Arnaud Clement 3, Stelano Baldlni, Italy, 2:13.18.4, Tes- Baraboo (16-17), 1:30 p.m. Kuecker, HP, 1:22.45 (pool record); 2, Glasson 6-7; Billy Andrade 5-8; Dully Steinhauer 75-78; famle Durdln 75-75; (10), France, 6-2,6-4. Patrick Ratter (9). taye Tola, Ethiopia, 2:13.58. 5, Shlgeru Game 7 — Ashwaubenon (19-17) Manuelll. Sh, 1:25.97; 3, Drives, R. 33; SGreen, Los Angeles, 31; CJones, Pittsburgh 17, Atlanta 16 Chlrhlro Naka|lma 75-75; a-Marta Prlelo Atlanta, 30; Nevln, San Diego, 29. Today't games Waldorf 13-0; John Cook 9-4; Harrison Australia, def. Juan Carlos Ferrero (4), Aburaya, Japan, 2:14.07. 6, Abdelkader vs. Rice Lake (19-5-1), 4:30 p.m. 1:30.88; 4. Klnney, C, 1:36.27; 5, Frazar11-2. 74-76. Spain, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. Fabrlce Santoro, El Mouazlz, Morocco. 2:15.41. 7, Tes- Oame 8 — Beaver Dam (26-9) vs. Schardl, Se. 1:36.69; 6, Oils, C, 1:37.10; RBtt — LGonzalez, Arizona, 105; Cincinnati at Chicago, 7 p.m. 161 — Catherine Schmllt 80-71; Helton, Colorado, 99; SSosa, Chicago, Dallas at Oakland, 8 p.m. 12 — Paul Stankowskl 3-9; David France, def. Bohdan Ullhrach, Czech Re- •• faye Jltar, Ethiopia, 2:16.52.8, Yoshlteru Waterford (27-5), 7:30 p.m. 7, Mlsener. Se, 1:37.95; 8, Kondrasuk, Berganlo Jr. 9-3; Trlpp Isenhour 8-4. Samantha Head 78-73; Chleko Aman- public, 6-3,4-6,6-1. Morlshlta, Japan, 2:17.05. 9, Takayukl Mo, 1:38.13. 99; Berkman, Houston, 92; Bagwell, Monday't game uma 76-75. Houston, 91; Floyd, Florida, 90; Klesko, Miami vs. St. Louis at Canton, 11 — Bob May 3-8; Olln Browne 7- Doublet — Quarterfinals: Donald Nlshlda, Japan, 2:17.24. 10, Slmretu CLASS A 4; Lee Porter 3-8; Chris Tldland 1-10; 182 — 81-71; Michelle Alemayehu, Ethiopia, 2:17.35. At Berlin San Diego, 90. Ohio, 7 p.m. McGann 80-72; Jennifer Resales 80-72; Johnson and , United Softball Runt — LGonzalez, Arizona, 94; Andrew Magee 5-6; Tommy Tolles 11-0; States (2). del. Ellis Ferrelra, South Af- Friday's results Angel Cabrera 5-6; Russ Cochran 7-4. LaRee Sugg 78-74; 76- rica, and (8), United States, Cllnlonvllle 9, Rlpon 4 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Helton, Colorado, 93; Floyd, Florida, 93; 10 — Jim McGovern 2-8; Jean Van 76; Jeong Jang 72-80. WestbylO.Prescottb Coed Competitive Berkman, Houston, 85; SSosa, Chicago, AUTO RACING 153 — Natascha Fink 80-73; Shanl 7-6 (4), 7-5. Jlrl Novak and David Rlkl CITY/AREA SPORTS de Velde 8-2; Shaun Mlcheel 11-(-1); (4), Czech Republic, def. Black River Falls 8, Deertleld 2 Atlanta: Bavarian Inn 8, Wilson's 7 85; Bagwell, Houston, 84; Blggio, Hous- Greg Norman 5-5; Stephen Ames 3-7; Waugh 78-75; Cecllle Lundgreen 75-78. Berlin 15, East Troy 1 ton, 84. 164 - Asa Gottmo 79-75; Chris- and Andrew Kratzmann, Australia, 6-4, (league championship); Baravlan Inn 7, Professional Glen Hnatluk (-1)-11; Kenny Perry 0-10; 6-4. Jan-Michael Gamblll, United States, Today's garnet City Suppliers 0 (forfeit). Hitt — LGonzalez, Arizona, 146; Jonathan Kaye 5-5; Bob Tway 7-3. tina Kuld 77-77; Nancy Scranton 76-78. Game 5 — fllpon (17-7) vs. Pre- Baltimore: Coaches 6. JT Whit- Aurllla, San Francisco, 143; Berkman, NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS 165 — Karen Lunn 81-74; Alison and Simon Larose, Canada, del. Jell Ta- HOME TALENT LEAGUE scott (18-11), 10a.m. 9 — Bob Burns 8-1; Spike McRoy rango, United States, and Daniel Vacek, Northern Section ney's I 3 (league championship); Houston, 140; Pierre, Colorado, 134; At Cltrmont, Ind. 4-5; Craig Stadler 6-3; Jeff Brehaut 0-9. Munt 79-76; Leslie Spaldlng 77-78; Lyn- Game B — Deerfleld (23-2) vs. Coaches 7, John Deere Credit 0 (forfeit). VGuerrero, Montreal, 133; Alou, Hous- Frlday't retultt nette Brooky 75-80.' Czech Republic. 6-3, 7-5. , Eastern Division Western Dlvltlon East Troy (10-13), 1p.m. 8 — Dan Forsman 6-2; Mike South Africa, and S|eng Schalken, Neth- W I W L Boston: Jimmy Frank's 7, Acker ton. 131; BGIIes, Pittsburgh, 130; Floyd, (Starting petition In parenthetet) Sposa 5-3; David Peoples 8-0; Jay Haas 168 — Nicole Stilllg 61-75; Cristle Game 7 — Cllntonvllle (17-6) vs. Builders 0 (lorfelt); Cummlngs Remodel- Florida, 130; Blgglo, Houston, 130. I, (2) Jack Sprague. , Kerr 79-77; Wendy Dicks 78-78; Sara erlands, def, Thomas Shlmada, Japan, Cross Plains. 12 3 Sauk Prairie.. 12 3 Westby (25-12), 4p.m. 1-7; 6-2; Briny Balrd 1-7; and Myles Wakefield, South Africa, 6-7 Ashton B 7 Reedsburg.... 9 6 ing 23, Jimmy Frank's 6; Old Towne Pub Doublet — Helton, Colorado, 35; 200, $42.410. 2, (5) Terry Cook, Ford, Jay Don Blake 7-1. Sanders 77-79; Glna Scott 74-82. Game 8 — Black River Falls 20, Wonders Pub 12; Cummlngs Re- Berkman, Houston, 34; VGuerrero, Mon- 200, $28,625. 3, (1) Joe Ruttman, 157-Dale Reid 76-81. (4), 6-4,7-6 (9). Waunakee.... 8 7 Cazenovla 7 8 (15-21) vs. Berlin (18-11), 7 p.m. 7 — Craig Parry 1-6; Steve Elking- Black Earth,.. 7 8 RchlndCnlr.. 69 modeling 19, Locker Room 9. treal, 32; Abreu, Philadelphia, 32; Floyd, Dodge, 200, $22,090. 4, (3) Bobby ton 1-6; Cameron Beckman 5-2; Chris 158 — TraceyCralk 83-75. Cincinnati: Red Pepper 5, Caribou Florida, 31; Kent, San Francisco, 31; Hamilton, Dodge, 200, $13,875. 5, (19) Smith 8-(-1); Glen Day 1-6; Jerry Kelly 159 —Michelle Ellis 62-77. WTA Mlddleton 6 9 Mazomanle... 510 160 — Marle-Josee Rouleau 80- ACURA CLASSIC Pine Bluff 6 9 Arena 411 Swimming 4 (league championship); Red Pepper Belllard, Milwaukee, 30; BGIIes, Pitts- Travis Kvapll, Chevrolet, 200, 31, Paddy's Pub 2; Madcaps 7, Caribou burgh, 30. $14,175. 6, (6) Rick Crawford, Ford, Failed To Quality 80; Aldeen Rodgers 79-81. At Carltbad, Calif, Western Section ALL-CITY SWIM MEET 183-Vanessa Smith 86-77. North Division South Division 0 (lorfelt). Triplet — Rollins, Philadelphia, 9; 200, $11,425. 7, (11) , 6 — Franklin Langham 4-2; Jose Frlday't reiultt Friday's preliminaries Cleveland: Big Ten Pub 7, Brooks Chevrolet, 200,'$9,600. 8, (20) Dennis Coceras 10-(-4); Jimmy Green 0-6; Ste- 165 —Pamela Wright 82-83. Singlet — Quarterfinals: Monica W L W L Pools Involved: Cherokee, Hill NPerez, Colorado, 6; Vina, St. Louis, 8; WD — Suzanne Dickens 77-WD. Dodgevllle.... 11 1 Monroe 10 3 St. Bombers 0 (lorfelt; league champl- Pierre, Colorado, 6; LCastlllo, Florida, 6; Selzer, Chevrolet, 200, $9,425. 9, (23) phen Allan 3-3; Skip Kendall 6-0. Seles (7), United States, del. Jennifer Farm, High Point, Maple Bluff. Middle- ohshp);Wlsplc4,TBD1. LGonzalez, Arizona, 6; 5 are lied with 5. , Ford, 200, $9.350.10. (27 6 — J.J. Henry 7-(-2); Craig Perks Capriati (3), United States, 6-3, 6-3. Verona 10 SWIota 8 5 ton, Monona, Nakoma, Parkcrest, Ridge- , Chevrolet, 200, $11,200. PGA SENIORS Muscoda 8 5 Orfordvllle.... 5 8 Coed Recreation (-1)-6; Robin Freeman (-1)-6; David Lindsay Davenport (4), United States, wood, Semlnole, Shorewood, West Side. Los Angeles: 16, II. (24) , Ford, Gossett 6-(-1); David Toms 4-1; Garret At Jericho, N.Y. def. Sandrlne Testud (12), France, 6-2, Hollandale.... 6 7 NewGlarus... 5 9 GIRLS AMERICAN LEAGUE 200, $8,250. 12, (8) Tom Carey Jr., Frlday't first-round results Rldgeway 311 Blnchrdville.. 3 8 8-end-under Bowl-A-Vard 19; Bowl-A-Vard II8, Bowl- Through Friday Willis 2-3; Kevin Sutherland 5-0; Brad 5-7, 7-6 (5). Venus Williams (2), United A-Vard I 2; Anchor Bank 24, Bowl-A- Chevrolet, 200, $8,140. 13, (16) Coy Elder 5-0. 86 — Bobby Wadklns 35-30; J.C. States, del. Nathalie Tauzlal (6), France, Argyle 211 26-meter freestyle: 1, Ntambl, HF, 8 AB R H Avg Glbbs, Chevrolet, 200, $9,115.14. (28) Snead 33-32; Joe Inman 32-33. Eastern Section Vard II 2; Harmony 7, Homestretch 0 RAIomarCle..105 394 78 138 .350 4 — Brandt Jobe (-6)-10; Dudley 6-2,6-2. :17.27; 2, Johnson, P, :18.50; 3, Carlos Contreras, Dodge, 200, $9,090. Hart 4-0; Greg Chalmers 4-0; J.L.Lewis 66 — Jay Slgel 32-34; Steve Verl- Doublet — Quarterfinals: Jennifer W L W L Grumke, Mo. :19.06; 4. Delaney, Ml, (forfeit). Gonzalez Cle.. 94 360 73 124 .344 15, (9) Lance Norlck, Chevrolet, 200, ato 33-33. Cottage Gr.... 11 3 Columbus 7 9 : 19:27; 5, Heller, Ml, :19.28; 6. Richards, Miami: Strand 7. Wilson's 0 (for- BBooneSea...108 429 78 142 .331 0-4; Jason Gore 7-(-3). Capriati, United States, and Aranlxa feit); Absolutely Wilson's 8, Hymen's 5; $9,590. 16, 17) Jim Inglebright, Chev- 3 — John Rlegger 3-0; Corey Pavln 87 - Jesse Patino 34-33; John Sanchez-Vicarlo, Spain, del. Talhlana Monona 11 4 DeForest 6 9 N, :19.29; 7, Otterson, R, :19.37; 8, Suzuki Sea ....107 476 91 157 .330 rolet, 199, $7,740. 17, (12) Rodney Jacobs 33-34. Sun Prairie... 10 5 Waterloo 6 9 Gardner, P,:19.47. Hymer's 7, Esquella's 0 (forfeit); Silver Giambi Oak ...105 364 66 119 .327 0-3; Matt Gogel MM; Mark Calcavec- Garbln, Italy, and Janette Husarova, Slo- Marshall 8 8 Rio 510 Eagle 7, Esquella's 0 (forfeit). Sawyers, Dodge, 199, $7,690. 18. (18) chla (-1)-4; Jim Gallagher Jr. 3-0; Joe 68 — Mark Hayes 34-34; Jose vakia, 6-1, retired. 25 backstroke: 1, Martin, C, MntkwczMln.105 389 59 126 .324 Ricky Hendrlck. Chevrolet, 199, $8,640. Ogilvle (-2)-5. Maria Canlzares 35-33; Bruce Summer- Poynette 7 9 Cambria 510 :22.29 (pool record); 2. Zlngg, R, :23.63; Milwaukee: Laurel Lounge Lizards ARdrlguezTx.108 421 90 135 .321 hays 34-34; Allen Doyle 34-34; Walt Southeast Section 7. Muckrakers 0 (forfeit). 19, (13) Randy Tolsma, Chevrolet, 199, 2 —Greg Kralt 1-1; Craig Barlow WTA 3, Couser, Ml, :24.09; 4. Beld, R, :24.21; StawartTor...106 441 73 141 .320 $8,590. 20, (29) Willy Rlbbs, Dodge, (-1)-3; Ben Ferguson 3-(-1); Cliff Kresge Morgan 36-32; Stewart Glnn 35-33. W L W L 5, Bridges, Se, :24.45; 6, tie. Kinderman. Minneapolis: Sports Pub 13, Na- McGrlffTB ..... 97 343 40 109 .318 69 — Ed Brooks 33-36; Andy PRECON OPEN Jefferson 13 3 Edgerton 8 8 ture Conservancy 6; Harmony Klllabrews 197, $8,665. •3-5; Steve Strieker (-2)-4. At Betel, Switzerland HP, :24.48; Beckerleg, R, :24.48; 8, Ramirez Bos.,105 398 74 126 .317 21, (14) Scott Rlggs, Dodge. 197, 1 — Mike Reid (-11-2; Steve Low- North 34-36; Walter Hall 35-34; George Utica 12 4 Cambridge.... 610 Richards, N,:24.91. 12, Crystal Corner 4; Harmony Killa- Norm rum — Thome, Cleveland, $8,540. 22, (31) Brian Rose, Chevrolet, Archer 37-32; Leonard Thompson 35- Frlday't results McFarland.... 11 5 Oregon 511 brews 6, Harmony Dogs 1; Harmony ery 0-1; Brian Gay 0-1; Tommy Armour Singlet — Quarterfinals: Anna 25 breaststroka: 1. VanHout, MB, 34; MRamlrez, Boston, 33; ARodrlguez, 195, $8,190. 23, (10) Ted Mutgrava, (•5)-6; Pete Jordan 3-(-2); Michael 34; Larry Ziegler 34-35; Dana Quigley Stoughton.... 10 6 Whitewater... 313 :25.53; 2, Thole, R, :24.25; 3, Vaughan, Dogs 14, Big Ten Pub 4. Texas, 30; CDelgado, Toronto, 30; ' Dodge, 194, $8,140. 24, (32) Jerry Hill, Clark II 3-(-2); Neal Lancaster 3-(-2); 36-33; Jim Thorpe 37-32; Bruce Flelsher Smashnova. Israel, del. Blanka Lamade, Ft. Atkinson.. 9 6 Deerfleld 213 Sh, :24.41;4, Smith, R, ;24.59; 5, Gors, New York: Mary's Team 6, Har- Glaus, Anaheim, 28; RPalmelro, Texas, Chevrolet, 193, $8,090. 25, (35) Tom David Small 2-(-1). 34-35; Mike McCullough 35-34; Larry Germany, 6-3, 6-1. Cristlna Torrens Va- HF, :25.28: 6, Rather, HP, -.26.11; 7, mony Grits 5; KC 4586 10, Harmony 28; JGonzalez, Cleveland, 27. Powers, Dodge, 191, $8,465. 26, (36) 0 — Larry Mlze (-8)-8; Jeff Hart (• Nelson 32-37; Howard Twltty 34-35; lero (6), Spain, def. Martina Mueller, Today's games Douglas, MB, :26.35; 8, Nelson, WS, Grits 8. RBb — BBoone, Seattle, 100; Dana While, Chevrolet, 174, clutch, 3)-3; Jeev Milkha Singh (-3)-3; Rich David Lundstrom 35-34; Bobby Walzel Germany, 6-4, 7-5. Marie-Galane Mlkae- NORTHERN SECTION :26.37. Orlando: Coaches 11, Bums 3; MRamlrez, Boston, 97; JGonzalez, $7,015. 27, (4) , Ford, 173, Beem(-1)-1. , .31-38. llan, Switzerland, def. Danlela Hantu- Cazenovla at Mazomanie, 3 p.m. 25 butterfly: 1, Stone, P, :18.93; 2, Forty Something 7, Barnes 0 (forfeit); Cleveland, 95; ARodrlguez, Texas, 92: crash, $6,990. 28. (26) Travis Clark, •1 — Gary Nicklaus 2-(-3); Steve 70 — Bobby Helns 35-35; Mike chova (7), Slovakia, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (4). SOUTHEAST SECTION Ntambl, HF, :19.B1; 3, Derr, C, :21.65; 4, Maolson Curling Club 13, Reslalno- Thome, Cleveland, 90; TMartlnez, New Chevrolet, 170, crash, $6.965. 29,117) Pate (-7)-6; Jay Williamson 1-1-2). Smith 35-35: Jim Dent 35-35; Fred Gib- Adrlana Gersl, Czech Republic, del. Oregon at Fort Atkinson Balllsberger, Mo, :21.69; 5, Tlmmlns, Bunbury 6; Madison Newpapers 20, Bar York, 84; GAnderson, Anaheim, 81 . Billy Bigley, Chevrolet, 126, $6,940. •2 — Jim Carter 1-(-3); Bradley son 35-35; Tom Jenkins 37-33; Dave El- Greta Am. Germany. 6-2.6-3. Stoughton at Utlca Se, :21.97; 6, Dlttman, HP, :21.99; 7, Next Door 5. Rum — Suzuki,1 Seattle, 91; ARo- 30,(15) III, Chevrolet, Hughes 1-(-3): Emanuele Canonica (-!)• chelberger 35-35; Hale Irwln 33-37; Jim WESTERN SECTION Schwartz, Sh, :22.13; 8, Curran, WS, Philadelphia: Lake Towne Apts 10, drlguez, Texas, 90; MJSweeney, Kansas 99, crash, $6,915. (-1); Michael Muehr M)-(-1); Doug Du- Colbert 35-35; Hugh Baiocchl 35-35; Argyle at Monroe, 1 p.m. :22.44. Dotty Dumpling's 8: Four Lakes Whole- City, 82; Jeter, New York, 78; BBoone, 31, (34) Larry Gunselman, Ford, nakey 6-(-8); Grant Walte 2-(-4); Tom John Bland 36-34; Tom Shaw 38-32. FOR THE RECORD 100 Individual medley: 1, Van- sale 7, Lake Towne Apts 0; Four Lakes' Seattle, 78; RAIomar, Cleveland, 78; Te- 96, crash, $6,890. 32, (22) Jonathon Scherrer (-1)-(-1); Billy Mayfair 5-(-7); 71 — Jim Holtgrleve 35-36; Bob Sunday's games Hout, MB, 1:37.56; 2, Martin, C, 1:41.65; Whoesale 7, MGE 0 (lorfelt); Silver Eagle jada, Oakland, 74; MRamlrez, Boston, Price, Chevrolet, 94, engine failure, David Morland IV 3-(-5). Charles 36-35; Mike Hill 35-36; Lee Tre- NORTHERN SECTION 3, Stone, P, 1:41.65; 4, tie, Schwartz, 7, Williamson Bike Works 0 (forfeit). ' $6,865. 33, (21) , •3 — Rick Fehr (-4J-1; Gary Hal- vino 37-34; John Mahaffev 34-37; Bob Transactions Ashton at Cross Plains Sh, 1:47.09: Johnson, P, 1:47.09; 6, San Diego: Might Muntjacs 7. Ab- Hlt» — Suzuki, Seattle, 157; Ford, 59, Ignition, $6,840. 34, (33) Ibero (-2)-(-1); Eduardo Romero (-1)- - Gilder 36-35; Kurt Cox 36-35. Reedsburg at Rlchland Center Vaughan, Sh, 1:47.63; 7, Tlmmlns, Se, solut Bankers 0 (lorfelt); Chili's 16, Keg- 72 — Frank Conner 35-37; Bob BASEBALL Black Earth at Waunakee BBoone, Seattle, 142; Stewart, Toronto. Sammy Ragan, Chevrolet, 54, handling, 2); Bob Estes (-1)-(-2); Kevin Johnson (- American League 1:49.91: 8, tie, Smith, R, 1:51.09; ler's 8; Schwoegler's 10, Fritz's 6. 141; RAIomar, Cleveland, 138; ARodrl- $6,815. 35, (30) Roland Isaacs, Chevro- 2)-(-1). Eastwood 36-36; Graham Marsh 38-34; Pine Blulf at Middleton Rather, HP, 1:51.09. San Francisco: Pitchers Pub 11, let, 5. rear end, $6,540. 36, (25) Stan Tom Wargo 34-38: Gil Morgan 36-36; CLEVELAND INDIANS — Purchased Sauk Prairie at Arena guez, Texas, 135; Jeter, New York. 134; •4 — Brian Wilson (-2H-2). the contract ol LHP Mike Bacslk from 9-10 Webcrafters 4; Team 01 12, Webcrafters MJSweeney, Kansas City, 129; GAn- Boyd, Chevrolet, 2, rear end, $6,515. •5 — Paul Goydos (-1)-(-4); Brian Gene Littler 35-37; Glbby Gilbert 36-36; SOUTHEAST SECTION 60 freestyle: 1, Schramka. P, 7; Hee Haws 18, Madison Country Day Doug Johnson 36-36; Bill Brask 39-33. Buffalo of the . Op- Deerfield at McFarland :31.13 (pool record); 2, Mundt, WS, School 3. derson, Anaheim, 129. Henninger (-3)-(-2). tioned RHP Tim Drew to Buffalo. Cambridge at Edgerton Doubln — MJSweeney, Kansas Race Statistics -6 — Len Maftlace (-4M-2). 73 — Ed Dougherty 36-37; Rocky :33.45 (pool record); 3, Ryan. C. :35.22; Spokane: ADS Mechanical 7, Onion Time of Race: 1 hour, 41 minutes, •7 — Hunter Haas (-7)-0: Mike Thompson 36-37; DeWItt Weaver 36-37; DETROIT TIGERS — Recalled RHP Whitewater at Jefferson 4, Ireland, Se, :35.78; 5. Doyle. N. 4; Isthmus 8, Onion 4; Isthmus 7, Option City, 39; Stewart, Toronto, 32; JaGlambl, 57 seconds. Don Bles 39-34; Terry Dill 39-34; Yoshi- Luis Pineda from Toledo of the Interna- EASTERN SECTION Oakland! 31; EChavez, Oakland, 29: Hulbert (-2)-(-5). :36.33; 6, Hornung, C, :36.56; 7, Denk, to Play 0 (forfeit); Wilson's 7, Slugs 0 Margin of Victory: 1.234 seconds. •8 — Esteban Toledo (-4)-(-4); taka Yamamoto 34-39. tional League. Optioned RHP Kevin Tolar Monona at marshall R, :36.73; 8. Meitzen, HP, :36.92. (forfeit). O'Neill, New York, 29; Mlentkiewicz. Caution Flags: 7 for 39 laps. 74 — Ted Goin 40-34: Harold Hen- to Toledo. Poynette at Columbus Minnesota, 28; Durham, Chicago, 28. Frank Nobllo (-5M-3). 50 backstroke: 1, Martin, C, Laad Changes: 4 among 3 drivers. •11—John Daly 1-(-12); Craig Ka- ning 38-36: Jimmy Powell 35-39; Hubert KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Signed Sun Prairie at DeForest :38 36 (pool record); 2, Sromek. WS, Triplet — CGuzman, Minnesota, Lap Leaders: J. Ruttman 0, J. nada (-7)-(-4). Green 37-37; Jim Albus 36-38: Bill Hoi- RHP Jason Grlmsley to a two-year con- Cambria at Waterloo :41.17; 3, Spencer, WS, :42.09; 4, Pow- Tennis 13; Cedeno, Detroit, 9; Suzuki. Seattle, Sprague 1-50, M. Crafton 51-72, R. Hen- •17 — Clarence Rose (-4H-13). stead 38-36. tract extension through 2003. Cottage Grove at Rio ell. HP, :42.74; 5, Chamberlain, WS, ALL-CITY TENNIS 8; RAIomar, Cleveland, 8; JEncarnacion, drick 73-101, J. Sprague 102-200. Note: The International uses the 75 — Bob Murphy 37-38; Bob TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Released WESTERN SECTION :43.09: 6, Ryan. C. :43.17; 7. King, R, 1, Nakoma (Kevin Wernert. Ben Detroit, 7; Easley, Detroit, 7; Stewart, Series Leaders: J. Sprague, 2,317 Modified Stableford scoring system Duval 39-36; John Schroeder 39-36. RHP Joey Hamilton. Optioned 3B Luis. Muscoda at Hollandale :43.79; 8, Lake, P, :44.22. Becker, Michelle Hlrd, Jayme Rosen- Toronto, 6. points; J. Ruttman, 2,300; S. Rlggs, which awards 8 points for double eagle, 76 — Lon Hinkle 37-39: Chi Chi Lopez to Syracuse of the International Verona at Dodgeville 50 breaststroke: 1, Smith, R, stock, Emily Kuhn, Tori Rosenberg, Arlal 2,243; T. Kvapll, 2,225; R. Hendrick, 5 points for eagle, 2 for birdie, zero for Rodriguez 38-38; Walter Zembriski 37- League. Purchased the contracts of INF Orfordvllle at Blanchardvllle :43.73 (pool record); 2, Hornung, C, Rosenberg. Danielle Kamps. John Para- Minor league 2,195; T. Musgrave, 2,125; T. Cook, par, -1 for bogey and -3 for double 39; Tony Peterson 39-37. Felipe Lopez and RHP Brandon Lyon New Glarus at Wioat :45.27; 3, Veneman, Se, :45.82; 4, dise, Wit Stowe, Matt Searer, Eric 2,109; D. Setzer, 2,011; R. Crawford, bogey or worse. 77 — Jerry McGee 37-40. from Syracuse. Ridgeway bye Balles, Se, :46.33; 5. Geier. HF, :46.46; Scharpf), 18 (won tiebreaker) MIDWEST LEAGUE 1,899; R. Tolsma, 1,859. 78-Butch Sheehan 36-42. 6, Zalewski, Se, :46.54; 7, Jarzemsky. 2, Bishops Bay, 18 Second Half WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN • 79 —Miller Barber 38-41; Charles BASKETBALL AMERICAN LEGION Mi. :46.69; 8, Walker, P, :46.86. 3, Maple Bluff, 11 (Affiliation* In At Sunnlngdale, England Coody 36-43. NBA STATE TOURNAMENTS 50 butterfly: 1, Martin, Mo, :37.48 4, Semlnole, 9 Western ~ BASKETBALL Friday's second-rouniTresults 81 — Lee Elder 42-39. BOSTON CELTICS - Acquired f (Double-elimination) (pool record); 2. Smith, R, :37.99 (pool 5, tie, Shorewood and Cherokee, 7. W L Pet. GB 135 — Catriona Matthew 70-65. Roshown McLeod and a conditional CLASS AAA record); 3. Hartung, HP, :41.16; 4, At Quann Park. Wisconsin (Mrnrs) 25 14 .641 — 137 — Ml Hyun Kim 72-65; Trlsh first-round draft pick from Philadelphia At Sheboygan Endres, P, :41.45: 5, Lake, P, :41.68; 6. xKaneCnty(Mrlns)....26 15 .634 — Professional Johnson 70-67; Janice Moodle 67-70. SOCCER tor F Jerome Molso. U Crowe 5, Mlddleton 2 — Leln. Se, :42.42; 7. Hegge. Se, :43.20; 8, Beloit (Brewers) 23 18 .561 3 WNBA 138 — Johanna Head 68-70. — Ac- Adam Hammes' two-run home run In the Denk, R. :43.26. Golf Quad City (Twins) 18 22 .450 7Vi EASTERN CONFERENCE 139 — Rosie Jones 70-69. quired F Tyrone Hill and F Jumaine fifth Inning broke a 2-2 tie and La Crosse 100 Individual medley: 1, METRO Peoria (Cardinals 17 22 .436 8 W L Pet GB 140 — Wendy Ooolan 72-68; Iben Professional Jones Irom Philadelphia lor F Matt Harp- went on to defeat Middleton In Schramka, P, 1:15.28 (pool record); 2. Nakoma (70) — Rod Hunsberger Burlington (Royals)....17 24 .415 9 x-Cleveland.:.... 20 6 .769 — Tinning 71-69: Helen Allredsson 71-69; MLS ring, F Cedrlc Henderson and C Robert class AAA tournament in Sheboygan. Mundt, WS, 1:24.25 (pool record); 3, 78; Dave Myers, Gerl Royko 79. Cdr Rpds (Angels) 1624.400 9V* x-NewYork 18 9 .667 2V4 Dorothy Delasln 71-69; Jill McGill 70-70: Eastern Division Traylor. Josh Tylinski and Al Shekey each Martin, C, 1:25.93; 4, Martin, Mo, Maple Blulf (72) — Dan O'Brien Clinton (Expos) 16 25 .390 10 x-Miami 16 11 .593 4 to 69-71. W L T Pti OF OA — Declined drove in runs as Mlddleton had a 2-1 1:26.91; 5, Ireland, Se. 1:28.58: 6, Sro- 72; John Fish Jr.. Nlles Bakke 74; Van Charlotte 13 14 .481 7V4 141 — Karrle Webb 74-67; Becky Miami 12 3 5 41 41 26 lead after two innings. mek, WS, 1:30.87; 7, Lein, Se, 1:34.82; Stoult. Gary Steinhauer 76; Stewart Eastern Division to match New Jersey's offer for C Todd Manchester, Ron Kelly, Byron Fisher 77; W L Pet. GB Orlando 10 17 .370 10V* Morgan 73-68; Tracy Hanson 72-69; MetroStars 9 7 3 30 28 25 MacCulloch. Middleton plays Lake Geneva today 8, Geier, HF, 1:35.11. Michigan (Astros) 27 13 .675 — Washington 9 17 .346 11 Kelll Kuehne 71-70; Se Rl Pak 71-70; a- • D.C. United 6 12 2 20 32 40 SAN ANTONIO SPURS — Signed C at 1p.m. BOYS Jim Klinke 76. xDayton (Reds) 25 15 .625 2 Indiana 9 18 .333 W/i Rebecca Hudson 71-70; Emllee Klein 71- New England... 5 10 5 20 24 34 Cherokee Parks and C Amal McCasklll. 8-and-under Door Creek (711 — Rich Egan 79. Lansing (Cubs) 2021 .488 7W Detroit 7 19 .269 13 70; Lora Falrclough 71-70; Grace Park Central Dlvlilon WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Signed LA CROSSE 5, MIDDLETON 2 25 freestyle: 1,. Hullck. R. :17.53 The Bridges (721 — Dave Coy 78. S. Bend (D'backs) 18 22 .450 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE 70-71; Kelly Robblns 69-72; Laura Da- W L T Pit OF QA C Brendan Haywood to a three-year con- LaCrosse 010 121 0-5 6 0 (pool record); 2, Hilgendorf, Mi, :18.65; Odana Hills (72) — Blair Andre- W L Pet GB vies 68-73. Chicago 11 5 3 36 36 22 Mlddleton 110 ODD 0 — 2 16 1 3, Schutte, Ml, :18.67; 4, Benhardl, N, sen. Larry Gessler 69; Ed Wlrka 74; Jed West Mich. (Tigers) ...18 22 .450 9 x-LosAngeles.. 23 3 .885 — 142 — Suzann Pettersen 78-64; Columbus 8 5 5 29 32 27 tract. Hanson and Meinertz; Tylinski and :18.73; 5, Chamberlain, WS, :18.98; 6, Sanborn, Radar Reed 77; Steve Manley Fort Wayne (Padres) ..15 24 .385 11VS Houston 17 9 .654 6 Hlroml Kobayashi 72-70: Patricia Dallas 7 8 4 25 34 31 WNBA Aleckson. W — Hanson. L—Tylinski. Stone, HP, :19.00; 7, Frey, Mo, :19.38; 78. x —Won first half Sacramento 16 11 .593 7Vi Meunler-Lebouc 72-70; Kasuml Fujll 71- Tampa Bay...... 3 16 1 10 24 50 — Placed G Leading hitters — Korneta (LC) 8,Addamo,HP,:19.44. Cherokee (72) — Howie Glrgg 68: Utah 15 11 .577 8 71; Mhairi McKay 70-72; Marine Monnet Western Division Michelle Tlmms on the . 2x4. Terry (M) 2x3, Tylinski (MJ 2x3. HR 25 backstroke: 1, Stone, HP, Bill Boll 69; Tim Macht 70; Mike McFar- Friday's results Phoenix 11 15 .423 12 70-72. W L T Ms GF OA — Activated F — Hammes (LC), Meinertz (LC). 2B — :23.95; 2, Jung, R, :24.16:3, Hllgendort, land 75; Jan Doyle, Steve Huhn; 79. Beloit 7, Lansing 6.10 innings Portland 11 16 .407 12Vi 143 — Vlcki Goetze-Ackerman 75- San Jose 10 4 5 35 32 20 Slacey Lovelace Irom the Injured list. Korneta, Terry. Mi, :24.20; 4, Frey, Mo, :24.53; 5, Te- University Ridge (72) — Dan Mas- Clinton 3, South Bend 2 Seattle 9 18 .333 14Vt 68; Danielle Ammaccapane 75-66; Ra- Los Angeles.... 9 6 5 32 38 29 Placed C Ouacy Barnes on the injured duits. HP, :24.57; 6, Barczl. Sh, :24.84; sen 75; Dave Lawson 77; Chuck Wein- Dayton 4, Wisconsin 1 Minnesota 8' 18 .308 15 quel Carriedo 73-70; Dlna Ammacca- Kansas City 9 9 2 29 25 38 list. Friday's results 7. Asnlen, WS, :24.88; 8. Bernhardt, N, kauf79. . .* Fort Wayne 4, Cedar Rapids 3 x —Clinched playotl spot pane 72-71; 72-71; Colorado 5 9 6 21 27 31 Green Bay Southwest 8, Sturgeon :25.01. Yahara Hills (72) — Jack Morten- Michigan 7, Kane County 4 Krlstal Parker 72-71; Becky Iverson 71- NOTE: Three points for victory, one FOOTBALL Bay1 25 breaststroke: 1. Snapper, Se, sen, Richard Hughes, 74; Paul Hailing- Quad City 5, Burlington 1 Frlday't results point for tie. NFL Appleton Rebels 2. Marshlleld 0 :23.26 (pool record); 2, Hullck. R, :24.15 stad 75. Bob Margala, Sandy Weltzer, Peoria 5, West Michigan 3 Miami 72, Phoenix 61 ' 144 — Pearl Sinn 74-70: Laura NFL — Suspended 'New England La Crosse 5. Mlddleton 2 (pool record); 3, Krueger, WS, :25.78; 4, Today's games Washington 64, Portland 50 Diaz 74-70; 74-70; Today's games WR Terry Glenn tor the first four games Sheboygan 9, Lake Geneva 2 Anderson, HF, :25.85; 5, Antonuk, P, Blackhawk (72) — Dale Strub 77. Beloit at Lansing Charlotte 72, Minnesota 64 Kaorl Harada 74-70: Claire Duffy 73-71; Chicago at Colorado, 3 p.m. of the regular season for violating the Today's garnet :26.17; 6, Wendort, Sh, :26.53; 7, Wllke- Friday's holes-ln-one Burlington at Quad City Houston 72, Orlando 60 Llselotte Neumann 73-71; Marina Arruti San Jose at Tampa Bay, 6 p.m. league's substance abuse policy. Game 6 — Sturgeon Bay (23-9) Nadler, HP, :26.56; 8, Sekelsky, N, Harry LaMay — of Madison; 195- Clinton at South Bend Sacramento 81, Indiana 69 71-73; Silvia Cavallerl 71-73; Gloria Park Dallas at New England, 6:30 p.m. — Signed FB vs. Marshfield (30-10). 10a.m. :26.59. yard, par-3, 12th hole at The Bridges Dayton at Wisconsin Utah 64. Seattle 61 71-73; Marlene Hedblom 70-74; Annlka Miami at New York-New Jersey, 7 Rodney Filer. Oame 6 — Middleton (23-10) vs. 26 butterfly: 1, Fraser, MB. :19.39 Golf Course; 2-lron; second career ace. Fort Wayne at Cedar Rapids Todey's games Sorenstam 70-74. p.m. - Signed Lake Geneva (20-10). 1 p.m. (pool record); 2, Llckel, Mo. :20.39 (pool Ed Wlrka —ol Madison; 170-yard, Kane County at Michigan Cleveland at New York, 3 p.m. '145 — Judith Van Hagen 75-70; Columbus at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. WR Jarvonni Jackson and QB Trent Game 7 — Green Bay Southwest record): 3, Hutzler. Ml. :22.43; 4, par-3 seventh hole at Odana Hills Golf West Michigan at Peoria Houston at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Joanne Mills 75-70; 74- Oilier. (23-15) vs. Appleton Rebels (20-17), Schmidt, P, :23.38; 5, Walsh-Felz, HP, Course; 6-lron; second career ace.

WSJ legal Notices WSJ Legal Notices WSJ Legal Notices WSJ Legal Notices WSJ Legal Notices WSJ Legal Notices COUNTY OF DANE JOHN R. BUNNELL Of Natlonsbank 1. General onded by Allen, to approve Resolution R-44-01 change the funding source, so only part of the TRANSFERS OF FUNDS 65 College Drive A1 1 7272 Wisconsin Ave, 4th Fl Batch Dated July 5, 2001 TOTAL $282,618.16 A Resolution Approving Economic money is borrowed). Adopted by the County Board on July 19,2001 Plalteville, Wl 63818 Bethesda, MD 20814 Moved by Allen, seconded by Gilbert, to Development Grant to Marketplace Partners 8. #3459-Wlnkel-Capital City Trail Overpass Approved by the County Executive on July 28, Defendant. Plaintiff approve the ebove general bills over $10,000. LLC. Roll Call: All voting YES. Motion carried. (Reduce the City of Fltchburg share of the plan- 2001 THE STATE OF WISCONSIN Year: 2001; Resolution: 32; Amount: $17,000; Mark Henry Dettman Roll call: All voting YES. Motion carried. 10. COMMITTEE REPORTS ning/design or engineering. County and State TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: 2. Utility Bills A. Board of Public Works would pay more). From: General Fund/Planning & Development, John R. Bunnell 3601 Hart Circle Zoning DIvision/LTE; To: General Fund. 65 College Drive A11 McFarland, Wl 53558 Bills from June 15th through July 5, 2001 1. Resolution R-49-01 Moved by Winkel, sec- 9. #6228-Wlnkel-Expanslon of Oak Hall Yr: 2001; Res: 32; Amt: $17,732; From: Gen- Plattevllle, Wl 53818 Defendant(s), TOTAL $247.183.85 onded by Gilbert, to approve Resolution R-49- Cemetery-Phase 11 (Change funding source to eral Fund/Planning 6 Development, Planning/ YOU ARE HEREBY notified that the plaintiff THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To each person Moved by Allen, seconded by Wlnkel, to 01 Adopting a Stormwater Utility Feasibility eliminate borrowing). TCSP Program Expense; To: General Fund. named above has filed a lawsuit or other legal named above as Defendant: approve the above utility bills over $10,000. Report. Motion carried. 10. #2221-Gllbert-Radlo System Replacement Yr: 2001; Res: 32; Amt: $34,732; From: Gen- action against you. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Plaintiff eral Fund; To: General Fund/Planning & Devel- named above has filed e lawsuit or other legal Roll call: All voting YES. Motion carried. B. Finance Committee (Move up replecement to 2004)** withdrawn. Within forty-five (45) days after July 28, 2001, 1. Resolution R-51-01 (DIRECT REFERRED) 11. #2209-Gilbert-Replacement of Fltchburg opment, Planning/Personnel Services. you must respond with a written demand for a action against you. The complaint, which Is 6. PUBLIC FORUM I hereby certify that the above transfers were copy of the Complaint. The demand must be also served upon you, states the nature and A. Presentation of Weste Watcher Award by Moved by Allen, seconded by Gilbert, to Engine 2 (Delay replacement until 2006)** made by the County Board, sent or delivered to the Court, and a copy to basis of the legal action. Mayor approve Resolution R-51-01 A Resolution Withdrawn. /s/ Joseph T. Parisl plaintiffs attorney, whose addresses are listed Within 45 days you must respond with a writ- The Mayor presented the first Waste Watcher Authorizing the City of Fltchburg to Borrow the 12. #3354-Gilbert-Kapec Road Extension (Push Dane County Clerk below. You may have an attorney help or rep- ten answer, as that term is used in chapter 802 PUB. WSJ: August 4, 2001 of the Wisconsin Statutes, to the complaint. Award ($50 check) to Albert 6 Nancy Whitney sum of $3,680,000 by Issuing General back to 2004-2005). This project threatens to resent you. of 4513 Sentinel Pass for their exemplary job of Obligation Promissory Notes Pursuant to exacerbate traffic problems In the Jamestown If you do not demand a copy of the Complaint The court may reject or disregard an answer STATE OF WISCONSIN within forty-five (45) days, the Court may grant that does not follow the requirements of the recycling. Section 67.12912) of the Wisconsin Statutes neighborhood. We need to make sure the cur- CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY judgment against you for the award of money statutes. The answer must be sent or delivered Mike Ruplper, our Environmental Engineer, and Authorizing the Sale of the Notes. rent situation is Improved before we even con- NOTICE TO CREDITORS or other legal action requested In the to the court whose address la 210 Martin Luther stated that the Waste Watcher program was At this time, Mike Harrlgan of Ehlers and sider this project** Moved by Gilbert, second-^ (Informal Administration) Complaint, and you may lose your right to King Jr. Blvd, Madison, Wl 53709-001 and to established this year to recognize those resi- Associates reviewed the handout that was ed by Allen to push back this project to 2004-'" Case No. 01 PR 803 object to anything that Is or may be incorrect In William C. Sturm, plaintiffs attorney, whose 2005. Motion cerrled. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF address Is shown below. You may have an dents who do an excellent job of recycling. given to Council. He went over the sale results the Complaint. A judgment may be enforced as Hopefully, other residents will be encouraged of the notes. Roll Call: All voting YES. Motion "•"On the mein motion to adopt Resolution R- Mary Ann Allen provided by law. A judgment awarding money attorney help or represent you, An application has been filed for informal ien agaiinsn t any real estate you If you do not provide a proper answer within 45 to participate. carried. 47-01 Adopting Cepltal Improvement Program • administration of the estate of the decedent, own now or In the future, and may also be days, the court may grant judgment against B. Citizens Wishing to be Heard. Public forum Moved by Allen, seconded by Stegall, to 2002 through 2006 as amended. Roll Call: All whose date of birth was 02/20/1928 and date of enforced by garnishment or seizure of proper- you for the award of money or other legal was opened at 7:39 p.m. As no persons amend the agenda to move Item 10B2 to New voting YES. Motion carried, death was 06/22/2001. The decedent died ty. action requested In the complaint, and you may eppeared, the public forum was closed at 7:40 Business. Motion carried. C. Personnel Committee NO PRIMARY ^ domiciled In Dane County, State of Wisconsin, /s/ Larry A. Haukom lose your right to object to anything that is or with a post office address of: 5313 Russett may be Incorrect In the complaint. A judgment p.m. 3. Resolution R-47-01 Moved by Allen, second- REPORT HAUKOM LAW OFFICE ed by Wlnkel, to approve Resolution R-47-01 D. Public Safety and Human Services Road, Madison, Wl 63711. Attorney for Plaintiff may be enforced as provided by law. A judg- 7. REFERRALS TO COMMISSIONS AND COM- All Interested persons have waived notice. State Bar No. 1010074 ment awarding money may become a Hen MITTEES Adopting Capital Improvement Program - 2002 1. OPERATOR LICENSES (ISSUANCE CON- Creditors' claims must be filed with the probate 216 South Hamilton Street against any real estate you own now or In the 63. Resolution R-62-01 Community Through 2008: . • TINGENT UPON PAYMENT OF ALL FEES registrar on or before 10/29/2001. Madison, Wl 63703 future and may also be enforced by garnish- Development Grant Agreement; A. Amendments OWED TO THE CITY OF FITCHBURG) . If you need help In this metier because of a (608/251-06.01) ment or seizure of property. Enhanced Transportation; Refer to: Flnence. 1. #3358-Flnance-Post Road Extension (Delete Brian Becker, Medison; Krlstl Brown, Madison; disability please call 266-4311 (TDD 266-4626). If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids Dated: July 23, 2001 M Marjorle H. Schuett /s/ Gregory W. Enerson 64. Certified Survey Map CS-1082-01 by Sara project)** Moved by Allen, seconded by Arl Lltwack, Madison; Pete Solberg, Medison; or services beceuse of a disability, call 266- Shannon Sullivan, Mlddleton; Curtis Tessman, Deputy Probate Registrar 4678 (TDD 266-9138) and ask for the Court RAUSCH, STURM, ISRAEL 6 HORNIK, S.C. Properties to Divide Lot 9, Jamestown Stegall to delete project. Roll cell: YES: Stegall, July 25,2001 Attorneys for Plaintiff Commercial (Mounds Pet Foods) Into Two Allen NO: Gilbert, Hammersley, Johnson, Stoughton; Serena Tofte, Columbus. ADA Coordinator. WILLIAM C. STURM-State Bar No. 1010605 Thomas G. Trovers, Attorney RESPONSE TO BE FILED AT: Lots; Refer to: Plan Commission Williams, Wlnkel. Motion failed. , Moved by Williams, seconded by Allen, to P.O. Box 927 SCOTT M. ISRAEL-State Bar No. 1007724 65. CSM Request CS-1081-01 by Thermo 2. #3358-Plan Commission-Post Road approve the ebove operetors licenses. Motion Madison, Wl 53701-0927 Clerk of Circuit Court GREGORY W. ENERSON-State Bar No. 608-283-1765 Dane County Courthouse •1031392 Nlcolet to Create Lots Between C6NW Track Extension (Borrowing In 2001 for planning, carried. PUB. WSJ; July 28, August 4 and 11,2001 City-County Building 1233 N. Mayfair Roed and McKee Road; Refer to: Plan Commission design and engineering was not under taken. Moved by Williams, seconded by Allen to defer 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53226 66. Conditional Use Permit Request CU-1080- Plan Commission recommends funds for such the operators license until the August 14th Madison, Wl 53709 (414) 267-1900 STATE OF WISCONSIN PUB. WSJ: July 28, August 4 and 1 1, 2001 01 by So. Wl Foods for Fast Food Restaurant use be provided In 2002, so extension can meeting for Thomas Wunderlln, Madison. CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Our File: 100552 with Drive UP Window at 8180 Verona Rd., occur within schedule)** Moved by Johnson, Motion carried. PUB. WSJ: August 4,11 and 18, 2001 NOTICE OF HEARING Formerly Wl Flooring Site, Will Include Gaa seconded by Williams, to approve project. Roll 2. CHANGE OF AGENT NAME CHANGE 30708 STATE OF WISCONSIN call: YES: Gilbert, Hammersley, Johnson, Moved by Williams, seconded by Allen, to File No. 01 CV 17BO CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Station/Convenience Store; Refer to: Plan In the matter of the Change of Name NOTICE TO CREDITORS MINUTES Commission. Williams NO: Stegall, Winkel, Allen. Motion car- approve the change of agent for Kohl's Park Inc. of: Amy Marie Branks (Informal Administration) FITCHBURQ COMMON COUNCIL Moved by Allen, seconded by Williams, to ried. dba Kohl's • William R. Jess, Agent (Change to) to: Amanda Marie Bolger Case No. 01 PR 7B6 JULY 10, 2001 approve the above referrals. Motion carried. "Moved by Gilbert, eeconded by Allen, to Wilbur C, Buchanan, Agent. Motion carried. NOTICE IS HEREWITH GIVEN, that at a regular 7:30 P.M. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 1. CALL TO ORDER Meeting was called to 8. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT reconsider. Motion carried. 3. APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY CLASS term of the Circuit Court of Dane County, State Phyllis Margaret Buase *A map of the current plan under consideration •"Moved by Gilbert, seconded by Allen, to "BTCLASS B" RETAILER'S LICENSE (BEER of Wisconsin, on the 27th day of August, 2001, An application has been filed for Informal order at 7:32 p.m. by Mayor Mark Vivian. at 8:30 a.m., or as soon thereafter as can be administration of the estate of the decedent, 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE by the redlstrlctlng committee Is provided for approve as amended, pushing back construc- AND WINE) heard, there will be heard and considered the whose date of birth was 10-5-1920 and date of 3. ROLL CALL Present were: Jay Allen, Melissa your review. The committee will meet on July tion one year to 2003/2004. Motion carried, Moved by Williams, seconded by Allen, to application of: Amy Marie Branks for permis- death was 6-24-2001. The decedent died domi- Gilbert, Richard Hammersley, Roneld Johnson, 23rd to finalize the plan, and we'll share eny 3. #3427-F!nance-Pedestrlan and Bike approve the Temporary Class "BTCIass B" sion to change his/her legal name and designa- ciled in Dane County, State of Wisconsin, with a Duene Stegall, Jason Williams & Philip Wlnkel. additional Information that comes out of that Improvements (Delete project) "Moved by Retailer's License Beer end Wine for the tion to: Amanda Merle Bolger and for consid- Also present were: Tony Roach • -City post office address of: 321 Oriole Lane, Madi- Administrator and Darlene Joosten, Deputy meeting during the Committee of the Whole Allen, seconded by Stegall to delete project. O'Fitchburg Days Committee. O'Fitchburg Days eration of any and all further matters pertaining son, Wl 53704, All Interested persons have Roll call: YES: Gilbert, Hammersley, Stega.ll, to be held at McKee Farms Park beginning thereto. waived notice. Clerk. meeting on July 25th. The public hearing on Dated at Madison, Wisconsin this 5th day of Creditors' claims must be filed with the probate 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Moved by Stegall, the aldermanlc districts and ward boundaries Williams, Wlnkel, Allen NO: Johnson. Motion August 3, 2001 and ending August 6, 2001. July, 2001. registrar on or before October 18, 2001. seconded by Wlnkel, to approve the minutes of will be on August 14th. The committee wel- carried. (Beer Tent • Fenced Area). Motion carried. BY THE COURT: l»l Daniel A. Breunig the Common Council dated June 26, 2001, comes eny comment you mey hove on the 4. d>3427-Gllbert-Pedeatrian & Bike System 11. MAYOR'S REPORT M John C.Albert Probate Registrar Motion carried. plan. Improvements (2003-delete sidewalk project "The Oregon School District has expressed an Circuit Judge July 17, 2001 6. APPROVAL OF BILLS Interest to meet with the City Council as the first Petitioner's Address: A. Review of Bills Under $10,000 (Council •Public Works asks that the public consider from Kapec to Anton; replace w/ sidewalk William R. Busse, Personal Representative between PD/Verona & PDQ & between PDQ & step In their outreach regarding future plan- 4417 Walte Ln. 5318 Kevins Way Action NOT Required) water conservation measures during this time. Madison, Wl 63711 Madison, Wl 53714 1. General The system Is currently keeping up with the Commerce Drive, south side of McKee)** ning. The Committee of the Whole would be PUB. WSJ: July 21,28 and August 4,2001 608-221-8128 Checks 41872 • 41934 $20,463.94 demand, but we ask that you please avoid any Withdrawn the proper piece for this meeting. The District is or Sandra J. Bixler, Personal Representative Checks 41950 • 42010 41,160.34 unnecessary watering, particularly during peak 5. #6305-Flnance-Skateboard Perk Phase I also proposing conducting Informational meet- STATE OF WISCONSIN 309 Foster St. Checks 3306 • 3307 1,381.08 times of the day. (Delete project)** Moved by Allen, seconded Ings that will be open to Fltchburg residents. CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Fort Atkinson, Wl 53538 TOTAL $ 82,986.36 "The Police Department would like to remind by Stegall, to delete project. Motion carried. These meetings will be held In the Fltchburg SUMMONS 920-663-8116 PUB. WSJ: July 21, 28 and August 4, 2001 2. Pre-Approval of Items Under $80,000 Council and the Public of Fltchburg Crime 6. #2102-Wlnkel-Law Enforcement. Software room of the Community Center. We will be Case No. 01 CV 1674 (Council Action NOT Required) Prevention Days, scheduled for Sunday, July (To change the funding source so only part of advised of the dates and time. Code No. 30107 a, Stormwater Engineering Services (Area H the money Is borrowed)"'Moved by Wlnkel, •The Join meeting of the Oregon School District AMERICAN FAMILY MUTUAL INSURANCE STATE OF WISCONSIN 29th from 1 to 4 p,m, In McKee Farms Park. COMPANY, CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Amendment) - $49,670,00 ... 9. COMMISSION REPORTS seconded by. Allen, to approve amendment and the Committee of the Whole will take place 6000 American Parkway SUMMONS 3. Utility (Council Action NOT Required) > A. Plan Commission NO PRIMARY REPORT 2102, '"Friendly amendment by Allen, to on Wednesday, July 26th at 7:00 In the Council Madison, Wl 63783 Money Judgment: 30301 Checks 9390-9413 TOTAL $ 14,489.88 B. Fltchburg Community 6 Economic Incjude Items 7,8 and 9 In the original amend- Chambers. Plaintiff, Case No. 01 CV 1826 B. Pre-Approval of Bills Over (10,000 (Council Development Authority • ment. Motion carried. 12. OLD BUSINESS Platinum Financial Services, Inc. 'Assignee Action Required) ; • 1. Resolution R-44-01 Moved by Williams, sec- 7. *2104-Wlnkel-Moblle Data Computers (To 13. NEW BUSINESS Hit and Run. 2F Baseball. 2F, 3F Auto racing notes. 6F •ifflla t,—1-n-rnin..._L__,_u_L_...... _ - -—- _ SPORTS {Sports editor: Joe Hart 252-6474 The Capital Times • The Weekend of Aug. 4-5,2001 E-mall: [email protected] on empty? No way, says Suzy By Adam Mertz On the tour, she finished consis- The Capital Times WORLD TRACK & FIELD tently behind Romania's Violeta Sze- Even in these changed times, it CHAMPIONSHIPS kely and Russia's Natalya Gorelova. isn't all that polite to ask a woman's The trio finished 1-2-3 in all three age. But there is no awkwardness Golden League races in which they when the subject arises with Suzy 'I'm actually happy with getting competed together, with FaVor Hamil- 'Favor Hamilton. ton consistently a half-second behind The woman who has made a name older. I love getting older. I Gorelova. and fortune on the trappings of youth absolutely love it. Going into Szekely, 36, served a three-year ,— her considerable athletic gifts and races now, I feel I have that little IMF-issued drug ban in the mid- her covergirl looks — not only ac- 1990s but revived her career and won cepts the weathering effects of time, advantage that I'm older and I've the silver medal at the Olympics in she boasts about turning 33. been through a lot. I have a lot last September. "I'm actually happy with getting of experience.' "What's it going to take to beat older. I love getting older. I absolutely her? A strong kick," Favor Hamilton said of Szekely. "It's most likely going love it," said Favor Hamilton, one of to be strategic, because all these the world's premier middle distance races are. At the big championships, runners. "Going into races how, I feel we don't have any rabbits, so no- I have that little advantage that I'm compete in her specialty, the 1,500 body's going to want to.run a.hard, 'older and I've been through a lot. I meters. Heats begin today, with the honest race. have a lot of experience." semifinals on Sunday and the final set "You just hope that you're rested ! The milestone Occurs next Thurs- for Tuesday evening. and your kick is there that day. Who- 'day, two days after what Favor Hamil- Fresh off a successful month-long ever has the better kick that day is ton hopes will be a particularly stint on the prestigious Golden definitely going to be the winner." memorable experience at the IAAF League tour in Europe, Favor Hamil- This has been a year of persever- ASSOCIATED PRESS World Track and Field Champion- ton possesses the third-best time in ance for Favor Hamilton, whose dra- Suzy Favor Hamilton (right), shown here competing In last year's Sydney ships in Edmonton. the world this outdoor season: 4 min- matic collapse after leading down the • The New Glarus. resident and for- utes, 0.38 seconds in Monaco on July Olympics, Is hoping for a strong showing at the World Track and Field mer University of Wisconsin star will 20, her most recent competition. See SUZY, Page 5F Championships In Edmonton. FUTURE IS NOW FOR BREWERS Another Dennis Semrau tragedy strikes Quevedo football EVANSTON, 111. (AP) — Rashidi Wheeler, a starting safety on the ready to Northwestern team that tied for the Big Ten championship last season, collapsed Friday during preseason conditioning drills and died shortly afterward. pitch in There was no immediate informa- tion on the cause of Wheeler's death, MILWAUKEE — Although the an- School officials nual State Fair is in town, that isn't said the 22-year- the only event that is taking center old senior had a stage here today. history of asthma A sellout crowd is expected at and had used his Miller Park as the Milwaukee Brewers inhaler during unveil what they hope will be a practice. mainstay in their starting rotation for "Rashidi actually years to come when right-hander had his inhaler in Ruben Quevedo makes his debut at his hands," trainer noon against the Atlanta'Braves. Tony Aggeler said. ___-_ 'We'll get a good look at him,"- "That's something Wheeler Milwaukee manager Davey Lopes important — that said of Quevedo before the Brewers they have access to an inhaler in that defeated the , 3-2, in situation." 11 innings Friday night at Miller Wheeler had been struggling to Park. "He's got a lot going for him. catch his breath after leaving the field He's wanted here and is getting an following the drills, said Alan Ber- opportunity to do what he's wanted kowsky, spokesman for the Evanston to do." Fire Department, which sent para- Ironically, Quevedo will make his medics to the scene. first start for Milwaukee against the "It got harder and harder for him to club that originally signed him when ASSOCIATED PRESS catch his breath and he collapsed," he was 16 years old. After spending Berkowsky said. "When the trainer six seasons in the minor leagues, the Milwaukee's Ron Belllard watches his solo home run In the first inning of Friday night's game at Miller got up to him,"he was still trying to Venezuela native is back in the major Park. The host Brewers rallied to beat the Braves, 3-2. Story, Page 2F. leagues, hopefully to stay. See TRAGEDY, Page 6F Quevedo was acquired from the Chicago Cubs Monday in a four- But it was a dubious debut at best, ERA in six relief appearances. leading total to 916 this season. player deal that included former Chicago, desperate for pitching, Fans have become accustomed to But in Quevedo, the Brewers are INSIDE Brewers reliever David Weathers. may have rushed the 22-year-old seeing the Milwaukee Brewers hitters getting one of the top pitch- While this was his third season in Quevedo. He struggled with a 3-8 re- strike out in record numbers. The ers in the minor leagues. He led all • Showered with praise: Korey Class AAA, Quevedo appeared hi 21 cord with a 6.40 earned-run average Brewers struck out 16 more times on Stringer is remembered at a memo- games last season with the Cubs. in 15 starts and was 0-2 with a 31.91 Friday to run their major league- See QUEVEDO, Page 2F rial service. Page 4F. All-City Swim Meet Scrimmage should provide insight Large crowd expected PACKER NOTES tonight at Lambeau mage," he said. Coach Mike Sherman said several players GREEN BAY (AP) — What offensive coor- who have missed workouts with irjuries dur- dinator Tom Rossley likes best about the ing the first week of camp won't participate Green Bay Packers' intrasquad scrimmage is in the scrimmage, including Ty- that it's the closest you can come to' a real rone Williams and Mike McKenzie and defen- NFL game. sive tackles Russell Maryland and Vonnie "Just going into the stadium and the en- Holliday. ergy and the extra juice that come into it, it's Sherman said the scrimmage is important practicing a little more closer to game for the Packers to shake off their rust. Pederson Tolliver speed," Rossley said. "The hardest thing to "Mainly it's just getting us into a game get out here (on the practice field) is game mentality, sideline demeanor, organization, speed. The crowd gives them some adrena- communication from the press box to side- The annual intrasquad scrimmage could be lin." line, substitutions," he said. "Things of that held at the Packers' regular outdoor practice Tickets sold to the third "Packers Family nature are probably even more important facility, as it has in the past, or maybe moved Night" at Lambeau Field tonight surpassed than the game itself at times." to a college stadium. the 52,000 mark Friday, and temperate But Sherman said it's more than a glori- Warmups begin at 7 p.m., followed by 7- weather could produce a sellout of more fied practice. on-7 drills. The controlled scrimmage is than 60,000 for the event, which is slated to "The officials are there, the clock is there, scheduled to being at 8 p.m. get underway at 7. the fans are there, the distractions," he said. With the stadium construction, fans are Rossley said quarterback will "It will definitely be a challenge for us to being asked to use the event as a test run for take half the offensive snaps with backups keep our focus on the field." Billy Joe Tolliver, Doug Pederson and Henry The only coaching change from last year See PACKERS, Page 4F Burris splitting the rest. is Sylvester Groom at running backs for Rossley is eager to see how the backups Kippy Brown. Croom will work with Rossley HENRY A. KOSHOLLEK/THE CAPITAL TIMES perform and also wants to get a good look at from the press box rather than on the side- • Megan Anderson of Semlnole keeps her eyes rookies David Martin, a converted tight end, line, Rossley said. INSIDE on the finish line during preliminaries of the girls wideout Robert Ferguson and guard Bill Fer- Last year's event drew 50,240 fans follow- • Pro football notes: The NFL suspends 9-10 division 100-meter Individual medley at the rario. ing a turnout of 46,420 hi 1999. Team presi- Patriots receiver Terry Glenn for four All-City Swim Meet Friday In Middleton. Story, But Rossley said fans shouldn't expect to dent Bob Harlan said the event won't be held games for violating the league's sub- Page 5F. Results In Scorecard, Page 5F. see new wrinkles in the offense: "We won't next year because the $295 million stadium stance abuse policy. Page 4F run all our stuff because it's an open scrim- refurbishing will be at its peak construction. The Weekend of Aug. 4-5,2001 The Capital Times 5F Khannouchi disappoints in marathon EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) second in the closest finish in — 's gallant TRACK AND FIELD the meet's eight-year history. attempt to win a gold medal In his first race representing the marathon in the World Cham- Abera surged past Biwott, United States turned into a bit- pionships Friday night, and the 2000 ter disappointment. champion, with 200 meters re- watched as Olympic champion maining and was timed in 2 Running less than a month Gezehenge Abera of Ethiopia hours, 12 minute, 42 seconds. after incurring back spasms, won the gold medal, beating of Italy was Khannouchi couldn't finish the of Kenya by a third at 2:13:18. "

World Track HENRY A. KOSHOLLEK/THE CAPITAL TIMES Suzy still has kick West Side Club's Kyle Selbach competes In the preliminaries of the boys 9-10 division Championships 100-meter individual medley at the All-City Swim Meet Friday In Mlddleton. • Continued from Page IF training for four months to re- : What: 8th IMF World Track cover from a stress fracture in and Field Championships. Where: Edmonton, Alberta. her leg, an injury which had fes- When; Friday through Aug. backstretch of the 1,500 at the tered through the latter portion 12. Records continue to fall Olympics — her first-ever of the 2000 season. By compari- TV: Today at 3 p.m. on WKOW-TV/Ch. 27. world-class final — set the stage son, she resumed training just Area athletes to watch: For- MIDDLETON — During the Middleton in the 50 freestyle for a traumatic offseason. three days after a season-ending mer University of Wisconsin ath- second day of preliminaries ALL-CITY and 50 backstroke and Christo- Struggling to find an explana- Achilles' injury in 1999. lete will run for Friday at the All-City Swim pher Kuecker of High Point in . She didn't return to competi- Great Britain In the 5,000 meters SWIM MEET tion for the fall — the fifth of (Thursday, heats; Aug. 11, final). Meet at Walter R. Bauman the 100 IM and 50 breast- her career — she seized on de- tion until the Prefontaine Classic Ex-Badger Suzy Favor Hamilton Aquatic Center, several swim- stroke. In the 8-and-under in late May, which she won with competes for the U.S. in the 15.28 seconds. hydration, the explanation first mers earned multiple victories In an event that had 146 group, Coleman Fraser of a typical season-opening time of 1,500 (today, heats; Sunday, Maple Bluff claimed victories in given to her, before coming to 4:06.61. semifinals; Tuesday, final). to highlight competition in the competitiors, Schramka the realization she experienced 10-and-under age divisions. clinched the 50 freestyle with a the 100 IM and 25 butterfly. a stress-related panic attack. Slowly, her times have come A total of 1,426 swimmers down. She finished second to Pool records were broken in time of 31.13 seconds. This winter, she sought the 15 of the 20 events that took Maple Bluffs Aja VanHout, are competing in the three-day archrival at the ning with a clearer head. event, which is in its 40th year. aid of a sports psychologist, Dr. U.S. Championships (4:06.61), place Friday. Finals and relays 8, also won two events. Van- Tracy Shaw of Los Angeles, and for all age groups are sched- Hout won the girls 8-and-under A recognition ceremony for 45 was third in (4:03.10) "I have to say that this has seniors from 11 teams will take worked to release the overbear- and Paris (4:02.64), second in uled to begin today at 8:30 25 breakstroke in 23.53 sec- ing pressure she felt to win to been the most fun of all the a.m. onds, then went on to win the place this morning to honor the Oslo in a rabbit-driven race years that I've been running," swimmers who have made con- honor her late brother. Dan (4:03.60) and third in Monaco. Parkcrest's Beth Schramka 100 IM with a time of 1:37.56. Flavor, who suffered from men- While Favor Hamilton's en- Favor Hamilton said. "The world set records in a pair of 9-10 Several swimmers on the tributions to their respective tal illness, committed suicide in durance is not up to her liking, is a different place for me right girls events. Schramka, 10, set boys' side also posted double clubs. 1999. her health has enabled her to now. I just find more peace in it, a pool and meet record by victories hi preliminary action. Complicating matters, Favor concentrate more on speed and more enjoyment in what I'm winning the 100 individual Double winners in the 9-10 • Results in Scorecard. Hamilton was forced to quit work. And she says she is run- doing." medley with a time of 1 minute, group included Sam Niesen of SCORECARD Caution Flags: 7 for 39 laps. 144 — Pearl Sinn 74-70; Laura LA CROSSE 5, MIDDLETON 2 record); 3, Hutzler, Mi, :22.43; 4, BASEBALL Lead Changes: 4 among 3 drivers. Diaz 74-70; Sophie Gustafson 74-70; LaCrosse 010 121 0 — 560 Schmidt, P, :23.38; 5, Walsh-Felz, HP, Lap Leaden: J. Ruttman 0, J. Kaorl Harada 74-70; Claire Duffy 73-71; Mlddleton 110 000 0 — 2 16 1 :24.54; 6, Alderson, WS, :24.58; 7, An- Sprague 1-50, M. Cralton 51-72, R. Hen- Llselotte Neumann 73-71; Marina Arruti TV/Radio Highlights TRACK/FIELD Hanson and Meinertz; Tyllnskl and derson, P, :24.68; 8, Lotzer, Se, :24.80. Major league drick 73-101, J. Sprague 102-200. 71-73; Silvia Cavallerl 71-73; Gloria Park Aleckson. W — Hanson. L—Tylinskl. 100 Individual medley: 1, Fraser, Series Leaders: J. Sprague, 2,317 71-73; Marlene Hedblom 70-74; Annlka Leading hitters — Korneta (LC) MB, 1:41.51; 2, Llckel, Mo, 1:45.77; 3, BREWERS ATTENDANCE points; J. Ruttman, 2,300; S. Rlggs, Sorenstam 70-74. TV TODAY International , Terry (M) 2x3, Tylinskl (M 2x3. HR Zimmerman, Mo, 1:54.07; 4, Chamber- Friday 42,259 2,243; T. Kvapll, 2,225; R. Hendrlck, 145 — Judith Van Hagen 75-70; 10a.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Winston Cup WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS — Hammes (LC), Meinertz (LC). 2B — lain, 1:55.08; 5, Jung, R, 1:58.35; 6, Season total 2,022,407 2,195; T. Musgrave, 2,125; T. Cook. Joanne Mills 75-70; Joanne Money 74- Brickyard 400 qualifying. TNT. At Edmonton, Alberta Korneta, Terry. Schutte, Ml, 1:59.82; 7, Schwartz, Sh, Season average 35,481 2,109; D. Setzer, 2,011; R. Crawford, 71; Suzanne Strudwlck 74-71; Nicola 2:01 . 79; 8, Lotzer, Se, 2:1 1.57. Noon Baseball - Seattle at Cleveland or Texas at Friday's results Season pace (81 dates 2,873,961 1,899; R. Tolsma, 1,859. Moult 74-71; Cindy Schreyer 73-72; MEN Friday's results 9-10 57-date totals Rlkka Hakkaralnen 73-72; Carin Koch Boston. Ch. 47. Marathon — 1, Gezahegne Abera, Green Bay Southwest 8, Sturgeon 50 freestyle: 1, Niesen, Ml, :31.99 2001 2.022,407 73-72; Jenny Lldback 72-73; Maria Noon Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- Ethiopia, 2 hours, 12 minutes, 42 sec- Bayt (pool record): 2, Welton, WS, :33.60; 3. 2000 1,050,551 Worth 72-73; Yu Ping Lin 72-73; Hee- Appleton Rebels 2. Marshfield 0 Hllgendorf, Mi, :35.11; 4. Klnney, C, Montreal. ESPN. onds. 2, Simon Biwott, Kenya, 2:12.43. 1999 1,274,808 Won Han 72-73; KeHee Booth 72-73; 3, Stefano Baldini, Italy, 2:13.18.4, Tes- La Crosse 5, Mlddleton 2 :35.21; 5, Danllov, Mi, :35.23; 6, Too- 1998 .1,183,726 BASKETBALL Klrsty Taylor 72-73; Karine Icher 7V74; 12:30 p.m. WUSA Soccer - Atlanta at Washington. Sheboygan 9, Lake Geneva 2 mey, Se, :35.48; 7, Bennwitz, R, :36.69; laye Tola, Ethiopia, 2:13.58. 5, Shlgeru Today's games 1997 1,058,743 Lorle Kane 70-75. TNT. Aburaya, Japan, 2:14.07. 6, Abdelkader 8, Ritchie, R, :36 93. 146 — Tina Barrett 77-69; Kathryn Game 5 — Sturgeon Bay (23-9) 50 backstroke: 1, Niesen, Ml, 1 p.m. Horse Racing - The Mambletonlan. Ch. 3. EI.Mouaziz, Morocco, 2:15.41. 7, Tes- vs. Marshfield (30-10), 10 a.m. Pro Marshall 75-71; Lee Jl Hee 75-71: Lau- laye Jitar. Ethiopia. 2:16.52.8, Yoshiteru :38.36 (pool record); 2, Mlsener, Se, Minor league rette Marltz 74-72; Diane Barnard 73-73; 2 p.m. Bicycle Racing - Vans Triple Crown: BMX Game 6 — Mlddleton (23-10) vs. :42.15; 3, Gabourie. Se. :43.00; 4. WNBA Morlshita, Japan, 2:17.05. 9, Takayuki Lake Geneva (20-10), 1 p.m. MIDWEST LEAGUE Marlsa Baena 72-74; Lisa Hed 71-75. National Championship (taped). Ch. 15. Nlshlda, Japan, 2:17.24. 10, Slmretu Schwellinger. WS, :43.91; 5. Hllgendorf, EASTERN CONFERENCE Failed To Duality Game 7 — Green Bay Southwest Ml, :43.98; 6. Galle, R, :44.38; 7. Mullee, Second Hall W L Pet OB 2 p.m. Golf - U.S. Women's Amateur Alemayehu, Ethiopia, 2:17.35. (23-15) vs. Appleton Rebels (20-17). (Affiliations In parentheses) 147 — Rachel Teske 76-71; Karen R, :44.76; 8. Mathews, HF, :46.96. x-Cleveland 20 6 .769 — Pearce 76-71; Karen Stupples 76-71; Championship. ESPN. 4 p.m. 50 breaststroke: 1. Kuecker. HP, Weitem Division x-NewYork 18 9 .667 2V4 Laurel Kean 75-72; Caroline McMillan Game 8 — La Crosse (37-17) vs. W L Pet. OB x-Mlaml 16 11 .593 4VS 2 p.m. Arena Football - Conference quarterfinal. Sheboygan (22-16), 7p.m. :43.85 (pool record); 2, Kondrasuk, Mo, Wisconsin (Mrnrs) 25 14 .641 — 75-72; Heather Bowie 75-72; Michelle :46.10 (pool record); 3, Ritchie, R, Charlotte. 13 14 .481 7'/i Estill 75-72; Smriti Mehra 75-72; Meg ESPN2. CITY/AREA :46.46; 4. Hoerning, HF. 147.26; 5, xKaneCnty(Mrlns)....26 15 .634 — Orlando 10 17 .370 10Vt Mallon 72-75. 3 p.m. Golf - PGA International. Ch. 3. CLASS AA Beloit (Brewers) 23 18 .561 3 Washington 9 17 .346 11 At Baraboo Bridges, Se, :47.70; 6, Paschke, HP, Quad City (Twins 18 22 .450 7V$ 148 — Vibeke Stensrud 77-71; 3 p.m. WNBA Basketball - Cleveland at New :48.42; 7, Otis, C. :48.77; 8, Delgnan, Indiana 9 18 .333 11V!> Sara Eklund 76-72; Michele Redman 76- Ashwaubenon 8, Oregon 3 — HP. :49.88. Peoria (Cardinals) 1722 .436 8 Detroit 7 19 .269 13 York. Ch. 15. Baseball Three Oregon errors In the tilth Inning Burlington (Royals)....17 24 .415 9 72; Jen Hanna 76-72; Sophia Sandolo 50 butterfly: 1, Manuelll, Sh, WESTERN CONFERENCE 75-73; Jull Inkster 75-73; Catrln Nils- 3 p.m. Tennis - WTA Tour Acura Tennis HOME TALENT LEAGUE led to unearned runs as Ashwaubenon :36.77 (pool record); 2, Welton, WS, Mr Rpds (Angels) 1624.400 9Vi> W L Pet GB broke open a close game en route to an Clinton (Expos) 16 25 .390 10 mark 75-73; Dottle Pepper 75-73. Challenge. Fox Sports Net. Northern Section 8-3 victory over Oregon. :41.29; 3. Drives, R, :41.75; 4, Bennwitz, x-Los Angeles ..23 3 .885 — 149 — Karen Weiss 78-71; Wendy Eastern Division Western Division R, :42.52; 5, Miner, C. :44.01: 6, Too- Eastern Division Houston 17 9 .654 6 Ward 78-71; Kris Tschetter 77-72; Che- 3p.m. Track and Field -IMF World mey, Se, :45.58; 7, Bauch, Sh, :46.12; 8, W L Pet. GB Sacramento 16 11 .593 7VS Championships. Ch. 27. W L W L ASHWAUBENON 8, OREGON 3 rle Byrnes 77-72; Mangle Will 76-73; Cross Plains. 12 3 Sauk Prairie.. 12 3 Oregon 003 000 0 — 3 5 6 Kubek, Ml,m :47.23. Michigan (Astros) 27 13 .675- Utah 15 11 .577 8 Corinne Dlbnah 75-74; Anna Berg 75-74; 100 Individual medley: i. xDayton (Reds) 25 15 .625 2 Phoenix 11 15 .423 12 4 p.m. Horse Racing - Jim Dandy. ESPN. Ashton 8 7 Reedsburg.... 9 6 Ajhwaubenon....120 131 i —8 9 2 Paula Marti 74-75: Denlse Killeen 73-76; 6 p.m. Baseball - Seattle at Cleveland. FX. Waunakee..., 8 7Cazenov!a 7 8 Brabender, Anderson (5) and Piper; Kuecker, HP, 1:22.45 (pool record); 2, Lansing (Cubs) 2021 .488 7V4 Portland 11 16 .407 12V5 Beth Daniel 73-76. Manuelli, Sh, 1:25.97; 3, Drives, R, S. Bend (D'backs 1822.450 9 Seattle 9 18 .333 14Vi> Black Earth... 7 8 RchlndCntr.. 6 9 Schils, DeRosler (7) and Wetzel. W — . 150 — Aklko Fukushima 79-71; 7 p.m. NFL Preseason Football - Green Bay Mlddleton 6 9Mazomanle... 510 Schils. L — Brabender. 1:30.88; 4, Kinney, C, 1:36.27; 5, West Mich. (Tigers) ...18 22 .450 9 Minnesota 8 18 .308 15 Charlotta Sorenstam 79-71; Jackie Packers Intrasquad Scrimmage. Ch. 47. Schardt, Se, 1:36.69: 6. Otis, C, 1:37.10; Fort Wayne Padres).. 15 24 .385 11Vt> x—Clinched playoff spot Pine Bluff 6 9 Arena 411 Leading hitters — Hustad (0) 2x3. x —Won first half Gallagher-Smith 79-71; Valerie Van 7 p.m. Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- Western Section Schils (A) 2x4, Spice (A) 2x4. 2B — 7, Misener, Se. 1:37.95; 8, Kondrasuk, Ryckeghem 78-72; Mardl Lunn 77-73; North Division South Division Hustad, Eddy (0), Schils. Mo. 1:38.13. Friday's results Cindy Flgg-Currler 76-74; Ana Sanchez Montreal. ESPN. W L W L Friday's malts Miami 72, Phoenix 61 76-74; Glulla Sergas 76-74; Sherrl 7 p.m. MLS Soccer - Miami Fusion at NY/NJ Beloit 7, Lansing 6,10 Innings Washington 64, Portland 50 Dodgeville.... 11 1 Monroe 10 3 Friday's results Stelnhauer 75-75; famle Durdin 75-75; MetroStars. ESPN2. Verona 10 3 Wiota 8 5 Ashwaubenon 8, Oregon 3 Softball Clinton 3, South Bend 2 Charlotte 72, Minnesota 64 Chlrhlro Nakajlma 75-75; a-Marta Prleto Dayton 4, Wisconsin 1 Houston 72, Orlando 60 7p.m. Auto Racing -NASCAR Busch Series Muscoda 8 5 Orfordvllle.... 5 8 Rice Lake 3. Shawano 2 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC 74-76. Hollandale.... 6 7 NewGlarus... 5 9 Beaver Dam 2, Onalaska 0 Coed Competitive Fort Wayne 4, Cedar Rapids 3 Sacramento 81, Indiana 69 151 — Catherine Schmltt 60-71; Kroger 200. TNT. Michigan 7, Kane County 4 Utah 64, Seattle 61 Rldgeway 311 Blnchrdvllle.. 3 8 Waterford 2, Baraboo 1 Atlanta: Bavarian Inn 8, Wilson's 7 Samantha Head 78-73; Chieko Aman- 8 p.m. Auto Racing - ASA AC/Delco Series from Argyle 211 Today's games (league championship); Baravlan Inn 7, Quad City 5, Burlington 1 Today's games uma 76-75. Peoria 5, West Michigan 3 Cleveland at New York, 3 p.m. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. TNT. Eastern Section Game 5 — Oregon (15-14) vs. City Suppliers 0 (forfeit). 152 — Pat Hurst 81-71; Michelle W L W L Shawano (24-15). 10:30 am. Baltimore: Coaches 6. JT Whit- Today'! games Houston at Charlotte, 5 p.m. McGann 80-72; 80-72; Cottage Gr.... 11 3 Columbus 7 9 Game 6 — Onalaska (33-15) vs. Beloit at Lansing Portland at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. RADIO TODAY ney's I 3 (league championship); LaRee Sugg 78-74; Alison Nicholas 76- 12:15 p.m. Baseball - Atlanta at Milwaukee. WIBA- Monona 11 4 DeForest 6 9 Baraboo (16-17). 1:30 p.m. Coaches 7, John Deere Credit 0 (forfeit). Burlington at Quad City Indiana at Utah, 8 p.m. 76; Jeong Jang 72-80. Sun Prairie... 10 5 Waterloo 6 9 Game 7 — Ashwaubenon (19-17) Clinton at South Bend Seattle at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Boston: Jimmy Frank's 7, Acker 153 — Natascha Fink 80-73; Shanl AM/1310. Marshall 8 8 Rio 510 vs. Rice Lake (19-5-1), 4:30 p.m. Builders 0 (forfeit); Cummlngs Remodel- Dayton at Wisconsin Waugh 78-75; Cecille Lundgreen 75-78. Poynette .'. 7 9 Cambria 510 Game 8 — Beaver Dam (26-9) vs. Fort Wayne at Cedar Rapids 7 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Busch Series ing 23, Jimmy Frank's 6; Old Towne Pub 154 — Asa Gottmo 79-75; Chris- Southeast Section Watertord (27-5), 7:30 p.m. 20, Wonders Pub 12; Cummings Re- Kane County at Michigan tina Kuld 77-77; Nancy Scranton 76-78. Kroger 200. WTSO-AM/1070. W L W L West Michigan at Peoria modeling 19, Locker Room 9. GOLF 165 — Karen Lunn 81-74; Alison TV SUNDAY Jefferson 13 3 Edgerton 8 8 CLASS A Cincinnati: Red Pepper 5. Caribou Munt 79-76; Leslie Spalding 77-78; Lyn- 9:30 a.m. NASCAR This Morning - Fox Sports Net. Utica 12 4 Cambridge.... 610 At Berlin 4 (league championship); Red Pepper nette Brooky 75-80. McFarland.... 11 5 Oregon 511 Friday's results Amateur Noon Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- 31, Paddy's Pub 2; Madcaps 7, Caribou Stoughton.... 10 6 Whitewater... 313 Cllntonville 9, Rlpon 4 0 (forfeit). NORTHWOODS LEAGUE Pro PDA SENIORS Montreal. Ch. 3. Ft.Atkinson.. 9 6 Deerfleld...... 213 Westby10,Prescott5 Cleveland: Big Ten Pub 7, Brooks Second Hall At Jericho, N.Y. 12:30 p.m. Arena Football - Conference quarterfinal: Black River Falls 8, Deerfleld 2 St. Bombers 0 (forfeit: league champi- PGA Friday's lint-round results Today's games Berlin 15. East Troy 1 South Division THE INTERNATIONAL Indiana at Tampa Bay. ESPN. otishp); Wlspic 4. TBD 1 W L Pet. OB At Cattle Rock, Colo. 65 — Bobby Wadklns 35-30; J.C. NORTHERN SECTION Today's games Coed Recreation Wisconsin 17 11 .607 — Friday's second-round results Snead 33-32; Joe Inman 32-33. 1 p.m. Baseball - Tampa Bay at Chicago White Cazenovla at Mazomanie, 3 p.m. Game 5 — Rlpon 17-7) vs. Pre- Us Angeles: Grand Slam 16, xWalertoo 14 14 .500 3 66 — Jay Slgel 32-34; Steve Verl- SOUTHEAST SECTION scott (18-11), 10 a.m. 24—Tom Pernlce Jr. 12-12. Sox. WGN. Oregon at Fort Atkinson Game 6 — Deerfleld (23-2) vs. Bowl-A-Vard 1 9: Bowl-A-Vard II 8, BowK Rochester 13 15 .464 4 22 — Stewart Cink 8-14. ato 33-33. A-Vard I 2; Anchor Bank 24, Bowl-A- Madison 12 16 .429 5 67 — Jesse Patino 34-33: John 1 p.m. Baseball - Atlanta at Milwaukee. Fox Stoughton at Utlca East Troy (10-13), 1p.m.. 21— Chris Rlley 16-5. WESTERN SECTION Game 7 — Clintonville (17-6) vs. Vard II 2; Harmony 7, Homestretch 0 North Division 20 — Edward Fryatt 9-11; Chris Dl- Jacobs 33-34. Sports Net, TBS. (forfeit). W L Pet. OB 88 — Mark Hayes 34-34; Jose Argyle at Monroe, 1p.m. Westby (25-12)i 4 p.m. Marco 7-13: Brent Gelberger 12-8; Tim 1:30 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Winston Cup Game 8 — Black River Falls Miami: Strand 7, Wilson's 0 (for- St. Cloud 20 8 .714 — Maria Canlzares 35-33; Bruce Summer- feit); Absolutely Wilson's 8, Hymen's 5; Mankato 19 11 .633 2 Herron9-11. hays 34-34; Allen Doyle 34-34; Walt Brickyard 400. Ch. 15. Sunday's games (15-21) vs. Berlin (18-11), 7 p.m. 19 — Justin Leonard 7-12; Sergio 1:30 p.m. Track and Field - IAAF World NORTHERN SECTION Hymer's 7, Esquella's 0 (forfeit); Silver Alexandria ...11 17 .393 9 Garcia 7-12; Woody Austin 11-8; Morgan 36-32; Stewart Ginn 35-33. Eagle 7, Esquella's 0 (forfeit). xBralnerd 6 20 .231 13 69 — Ed Brooks 33-36; Andy Ashton at Cross Plains Charles Howeil III 11-8. Championships. Ch. 27. Reedsburg at Richland Center Swimming Milwaukee: Laurel Lounge Lizards x — First-half champion North 34-35; Walter Hall 35-34; George 7, Muckrakers 0 (forfeit). 18 — Vl|ay Singh 9-9; Brad Faxon Archer 37-32; Leonard Thompson 35- 2 p.m. Golf - PGA International. Ch. 3. Black Earth at Waunakee ALL-CITY SWIM MEET 8-10. 2 p.m. Tennis • WTA Acura Classic. Ch. 47. Pine Bluff at Middleton Minneapolis: Sports Pub 13, Na- Friday's results 34; Larry Zlegler 34-35; Dana Qulgley Friday's preliminaries ture Conservancy 6; Harmony Klllabrews 17 — K.J. Choi 10-7; Jose Maria 36-33; Jim Thorpe 37-32; Bruce Flelsher Sauk Prairie at Arena Pools Involved: Cherokee Hill Madison 8, BrainerdO Olazabal 12-5; Kirk Triplet! 10-7. 3 p.m. Drag Racing - NHRA Fram Autolite SOUTHEAST SECTION 12, Crystal Corner 4; Harmony Killa- Waterloo 4, St. Cloud 2 34-35; Mike McCullough 35-34; Larry Nationals (taped). ESPN. Farm, High Point, Maple Bluff, Middle- brews 6, Harmony Dogs 1; Harmony 16 — Phil Mlckelson 11-5; David Nelson 32-37; Howard Twitty 34-35; Deerfleld at McFarland ton, Monona, Nakoma, Parkcrest, Ridge- Rochester 8, Alexandria 5 Duval 11-5; Ernie Els 9-7; Scott McCar- 3:30 p.m. Arena Football - Conference quarterfinal: Cambridge at Edgerton Dogs 14, Big Ten Pub 4. Mankato 6, Wisconsin 5 David Lundstrom 35-34; Bobby Walzel wood, Semlnole, Shorewood. West Side. New York: Mary's Team 6, Har- ran 13-3; Lee Janzen17-(-1). Whitewater at Jefferson GIRLS Today's games 16 — Ted Tryba 3-12; Brett Qulg- ' 31-38. Chicago at Grand Rapids. TNN. EASTERN SECTION mony Grits 5; KC 4586 10, Harmony. Madison at St. Cloud, 7:05 p.m. 70 — Bobby Helns 35-35; Mike 5 p.m. Horse Racing - Haskell Invitational. 1 8-and-under Grits 8. ley 9-6; Mathew Goggin 11-4; Mark Smith 35-35; Jim Dent 35-35; Fred Gib- Monona at marshall 25-meter freestyle: 1, Ntambl, HF, Rochester at Mankato o'Meara 12-3; Paul Gow 7-8. ESPN2. Poynette at Columbus Orlando: Coaches 11, Bums 3; Waterloo at Alexandria son 35-35; Tom Jenkins 37-33; Dave El- :17.27; 2, Johnson, P, :18.50: 3, Forty Something 7, Barnes 0 (forfeit); 14 — Rory Sabbatlnl 14-0; Stuart 7 p.m. Baseball - Seattle at Cleveland. ESPN. Sun Prairie at DeForest Grumke, Mo, : 19.06; 4, Delaney, Ml, Bralnerd at Wisconsin Appleby 2-12; John Huston 7-7; Steve chelberger 35-35; Hale Irwln 33-37; Jim Cambria at Waterloo Madison Curling Club 13, Reslaino- Colbert 35-35; Hugh Balocchl 35-35; 7 p.m. Baseball - Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles. :19:27; 5, Heller, Mi, :19.28; 6, Richards, Bunbury 6; Madison Newpapers 20, Bar Flesch 6-8. John Bland 36-34; Tom Shaw 38-32. Cottage Grove at Rio N. :19.29; 7, Otterson, R, :19.37; 8, 13 — Joey Slndelar 9-4; Bill ESPN2. WESTERN SECTION Gardner, P, :19.47. Next Door 5. 71 — Jim Holtgrleve 35-36; Bob Philadelphia: Lake Towne Apts 10, Glasson 6-7; Billy Andrade 5-8; Duffy Charles 36-35; Mike Hill 35-36; Lee Tre- 8 p.m. Rodeo - PBR Bud Light Cup Series Muscoda at Hollandale 25 backstroke: 1, Martin, C, Waldorf 13-0; John Cook 9-4; Harrison Verona at Dodgeville :22.29 (pool record); 2, Zlngg, R, :23.63; Dotty Dumpling's 8; Four Lakes Whole- FOOTBALL vlno 37-34; John Mahatfey 34-37; Bob (taped). TNN. sale 7, Lake Towne Apts 0; Four Lakes Frazar11-2. Gilder 36-35; Kurt Cox 36-35. Oriordville at Blanchardvllle 3, Couser, Mi, :24.09; 4, Beta, R, :24.21; 12 — Paul Stankowski 3-9; David New Glarus at Wioat 5, Bridges, Se, :24.45; 6, tie, Klnderman, Whoesale 7, MGE 0 (forfeit)oe: : Silvever Eaglr age e 72 — Frank Conner 35-37; Bob RADIO SUNDAY Rldgeway bye 7, Williamsoson Bike WorWorkks 0 (forfeit) . Berganio Jr. 9-3; Tripp Isenhour 8-4. Eastwood 36-36; Graham Marsh 38-34; HP, :24.4B; Beckerleg. R, :24.48; 8, Pro 11 — Bob May 3-8; Olln Browne 7- 1 p.m. Baseball - Atlanta at Milwaukee. WIBA- Richards. N,:24.91. San Diego: Might Muntlacs 7, Ab- Tom Wargo 34-38; Gil Morgan 36-36; HOME TALENT LEAGUE solut Bankerers 0 ((forfeit); Chill's 16, Keg- KFL PRESEASON 4; Lee Porter 3-8; Chris Tidland 1-10; Gene Littler 35-37: Glbby Gilbert 36-36; AM/1310. 25 breaststroke: 1. VanHout. MB, Andrew Magee 5-6; Tommy Tolles 11-0; Batting Averages :25.53; 2. Thole, R, :24.25; 3. Vaughan. ler's8;Schwoegler's10,Frlt2's6. Friday's result Doug Johnson 36-36; Bill Brask 39-33. 1:30 p.m. Auto Racing - NASCAR Winston Cup Through July 29 San Francisco: Pitchers Pub 11. Pittsburgh 17, Atlanta 16 Angel Cabrera 5-6; Russ Cochran 7-4. Sh, :24.41; 4, Smith, R, :24.59; 5. Gors, 10 — Jim McGovern 2-8; Jean Van Brickyard 400. WTSO-AM/1070. NORTHERN SECTION HF, :25.28; 6, Rather, HP, :26.11; 7, Webcrafters 4; Team 01 12, Webcratters Today's games 7 p.m. Baseball - Chicago Cubs at LA. or Seattle (Minimum of 42 at-taats) 7; Hee Haws 18, Madison Country Day Cincinnati at Chicago, 7 p.m. de Velde 8-2; Shaun Micheel 11-(-1); Douglas, MB, :26.35; 8, Nelson. WS, Greg Notman 5-5; Stephen Ames 3-7; at Cleveland. WIBA-AM/1310. AB H AVE. :26.37. Schools. Dallas at Oakland, 8 p.m. Glen Hnatluk (-1)-11; Kenny Perry 0-10; SOCCER Jay Thompson, Caz 43 21 .488 25 butterfly: 1. Stone, P, :18.93; 2, Spokane: ADS Mechanical 7, Onion Monday's game Jonathan Kaye 5-5; Bob Tway 7-3. Aaron Mlthun, Caz 56 24 .428 Ntambl, HF, :19.81; 3, Derr, C, :21.65; 4. 4; Isthmus 8, Onion 4; Isthmus 7, Option Miami vs. St. Louis at Canton, 9 — Bob Burns 8-1: Spike McRoy Paul Schllmgen. Sauk 60 24 .400 Baltisberger, Mo, :21.69; 5, Tlmmins, to Play 0 (forfeit); Wilson's 7, Slugs 0 Ohio, 7 p.m. 4-5- Craig Stadler 6-3; Jeff Brehaut 0-9. Matt Stanek, Waun 66 26 .393 Se, :21.97; 6, Olttman, HP, :21.99; 7, (lorfelt). B — Dan Forsman 6-2; Mike Pro Dave Darling RC 51 20 .392 Schwartz, Sh, :22.13; 8, Curran, WS, United States, 6-4,6-7 (2), 6-3. Tommy Roshown McLeod and a conditional Scott Hauge. Mazo 54 21 .388 :22.44. Sposa 5-3; David Peoples 8-0; Jay Haas MLS Haas, Germany, del. Arnaud Clement first-round draft pick from Philadelphia Eric Simon, Mid 62 24 .387 Tennis 1-7; Steve Jones 6-2; Briny Baird 1-7; Eastern Division (10), France, 6-2,6-4. Patrick Ratter (9 , 100 Individual medley: 1, Van- AUTO RACING Jay Don Blake 7-1. W L T Pts OF GA for F Jerome Molso. Dennis Klubertanz, CP 50 19 .380 Hout, MB. 1:37.56; 2, Martin, C, 1:41.65; ALL-CITY TENNIS Australia, del. Juan Carlos Ferrero (4), CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Ac- KoryKutchmarek, Waun.,42 16 .380 3, Stone, P, 1:41.65; 4, tie, Schwartz, 7 — Craig Parry 1-6; Steve Elklng- Miami 12 3 5 41 41 26 Spain, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2. Fabrlce Santoro, Brian Rehm, Waun 48 18 .375 1, Nakoma (Kevin Wernert, Ben Ion 1-6; Cameron Beckman 5-2; Chris MetroStars 9 7 3 30 28 25 quired F Tyrone Hill and F Jumalne Sh, 1:47.09; Johnson, P, 1:47.09; 6, Becker, Michelle Hird, Jayme Rosen- France, del. Bohdan Ullhrach, Czech Re- Jones from Philadelphia lor F Matt Harp- Vaughan, Sh, 1:47.63; 7, Tlmmins, Se, Pro Smith B-(-1); Glen Day 1-6; Jerry Kelly D.C. United...... 6 12 2 20 32 40 public, 6-3,4-6,6-1. EASTERN SECTION stock, Emily Kuhn, Tori Rosenberg, Arlal 4-3. New England... 5 10 5 20 24 34 ring, F Cedrlc Henderson and C Robert 1:49.91: 8, tie, Smith, R, 1:51.09; Rosenberg, Danielle Kamps. John Para- NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS (Minimum ol 48 at-bats) Rather, HP, 1:51.09. Felled To Qualify Central Division WTA Traylor. AB H AVE. dise, Wit Stowe, Matt Searer, Eric At Clermont, Ind. 6 — Franklin Langham 4-2; Jose W L T Pts OF OA PHILADELPHIA 70ERS — Declined 9-10 Scharpl), 18 (won tiebreaker) ACURA CLASSIC Todd Hall, Col 54 24 .444 50 freestyle: 1, Schramka, P, Friday's results Coceras 10-J-4); Jimmy Green 0-6; Ste- Chicago 11 5 3 36 36 22 At Carlsbad, Calll. to match New Jersey's oiler for C Todd Davy Tomlinson, Poy 56 24 .428 2, Bishops Bay, 18 (Starting position In parentheses) phen Allan 3-3; Skip Kendall 6-0. Columbus 8 5 5 29 32 27 MacCulloch. :31.13 (pool record); 2, Mundl, WS, 3, Maple Bluff. 11 Friday's results Kory Ryan, Poy 59 24 .406 . :33 45 (pool record): 3, Ryan, C, :35 22; 1, (2) Jack Sprague, Chevrolet, 5 — J.J. Henry 7-(-2); Craig Perks Dallas 7 8 4 25 34 31 Singles — Quarterfinals: Monica SAN ANTONIO SPURS — Signed C Nate Grundahl, Mar 70 28 .400 ' 4, Semlnole, 9 200, $42,410. 2. (5) Terry Cook, Ford, (-1)-6; Robin Freeman (-1)-6; David Tampa Bay 3 16 1 10 24 50 4, Ireland, Se, :35.78; 5, Doyle, N, 5, tie, Shorewood and Cherokee, 7. Seles (7). United States, del. Jennifer Cherokee Parks and C Amal McCaskill. Scott Pohlman, Mar 76 30 .394 :36.33; 6, Hornung, C. :36.56; 7, Denk, 200, $28,625. 3 (1) Joe Rultman, Gossett 6-(-1); David Toms 4-1; Garret . Western Division WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Signed Josh Gauwitz, Mon 59 23 .389 At Quann Park. Oodge, 200, $22,090. 4, (31 Bobby Willis 2-3; Kevin Sutherland 5-0; Brad W L T Pts OF GA Capriati (3), United States. 6-3, 6-3. R, :36.73; 8, Melfeen, HP, :36.92. Lindsay Davenport (4), United Slates, C Brendan Haywood to a three-year con- Matt McCormick, Mon 66 25 .378 50 backstroke: 1, Martin, C, Hamilton, Dodge, 200, $13,875.5, (19) Elder 5-0. San Jose 10 4 5 35 32 20 Marc Burbach, Wat 61 23 .377 Travis Kvipll, Chevrolet, 200, 4 — Brandt Jobe (-6)-10; Dudley Los Angeles.... 9 6 5 32 38 29 del. Sandrlne Teslud (12), France, 6-2, tract. :38 36 (pool record); 2, Srbmek, WS, Golf 5-7, 7-6 (5). Venus Williams (2), United WNBA Trevor Holzheuter, Wat ....58 21 .362 :41.17; 3. Spencer. WS, :42.09; 4, Pow- $14,175. 6, (6) Rick Crawford, Ford, Hart 4-0; Greg Chalmers 4-0; J.Llewls Kansas City 9 9 2 29 25 38 Chad Normlngton, Mar ....59 21 .355 200, $11,425. 7. (11) Matt Cralton, 0-4; Jason Gore 7-(-3). Colorado 5 9 6 21 27 31 States, del. Nathalie Tauzlat (6), France, PHOENIX MERCURY — Placed G ell, HP. :42.74; 5, Chamberlain, WS, METRO 6-2,6-2. Michelle Tlmms on the injured list. Josh Nehls, Poy 59 21 .355 :43.09; 6, Ryan. C, :43.17; 7, King, R, Nakoma (70) — Rod Hunsberger Chevrolet, 200. $9,600. 8, (20) Dennis 3 — John Rlegger 3-0; Corey Pavln NOTE: Three points lor victory, one 78: Dave Myers, Geri Royko 79. Setzer. Chevrolet. 200, $9,425. 9, (23] 0-3; Matt Gogol (-1J-4; Mark Calcavec- point for tie. SEATTLE STORM - Activated F :43.79; 8, Lake, P, :44.22. WTA Stacey Lovelace Irom the Injured list. SOUTHEAST SECTION 50 braaststieke: 1, Smith, R, Maple BluH (72) — Dan O'Brien Kyle Busch, Ford, 200, $9,350.10, ( chla (-1J-4; Jim Gallagher Jr. 3-0; Joe PRECON OPEN (Minimum ol 48 at-bats) 72; John Fish Jr., Nlles Bakke 74; Van Bobby Dotter. Chevrolet. 200, $11,21.. Today's games Placed C Quacy Barnes on the Injured :43.73 (pool record); 2, Hornung, C, 11, (24 Nick Woodward, Ford, 0 V2 — Greg Kratt 1-1; Craig Barlow Chicago at Colorado, 3 p.m. At Basel, Switzerland list. :45.27; 3, Veneman, Se, :45.82; 4. Sloutt, Gary Stelnhauer 76; Stewart Friday's results Steve Stokes, Utlca 56 24 .428 Baltes, Se, :46.33; 5, Geler, HF, :46 46; Manchester, Ron Kelly, Byron Fisher 77; 200, $8,260. 12, 8) Tom Carey Jr., (-1)-3; Ben Ferguson 3-(-1); Clif! Kresge San Jose at Tampa Bay. 6 p.m. Eric Burnette, Fort 50 21 .420 •3-5; Stave Strieker (-2I-4. Dallas at New England, 6:30 p.m. Singles — Quarterfinals: Anna 6, Zalewskl, Se, .40.54, 7, Jarzemsky, Jim Kllnke 78. Chevrolet, 200, $8,140. 13, (16) Coy Smashnova, Israel, del. , FOOTBALL Chris Trielofl, Utlca 63 26 .412 Ml, :46.69; 8, Walker, P, :46 86. Door Creek (71) — Rich Egan 79. Glbbs, Chevrolet, 200, $9,115.14, (28) Note: The International uses the Miami at New York-New Jersey, 7 NFL Ron Vosberg, Stough 58 23 .396 Modified Stableford scoring system Germany, 6-3. 6-1. Cristina Torrens Va- 50 butterfly: 1, Martin, Mo, :3748 The Bridges (72) — Dave Coy 78. Carlos Contreras, Dodge, 200, $9,090. p.m. lero (6), Spain, del. Martina Mueller, NFL — Suspended New England Jell Keehn, Stough 67 26 .388 (pool record); 2, Smith, R. :37.99 (pool Odana Hills (72) - Blair Andre- 15, (9) Lance Norlck, Chevrolet, 200, which awards 8 points lor double eagle, Columbus at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. Ed Feldner, McFar 56 20 .357 5 points for eagle, 2 lor birdie, zero tor Germany, 6-4, 7-5. Marie-Gaiane Mlkae- WR Terry Glenn lor the first four games record); 3, Hartung, HP, :41.16; 4, sen, Larry Gessler 69; Ed Wirka 74; Jed $9,590. 16, (7) Jim Inglebright, Chev- llan, Switzerland, del. Danlela Hantu- ol the regular season for violating the Jell McKenzie. White 51 18 .352 Endres, P, :41.45; 5, Lake, P, :41.68; 6, Sanborn, Radar Reed 77; Steve Manley rolet, 199, $7,740. 17, (12) Rodney par, -1 lor bogey and -3 lor double WUSA W L T Pts OF OA chova (7), Slovakia, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (4). league's substance abuse policy. Elvis Hernandez, McFar,..55 19 .345 Leln. Se, :42.42; 7, Hegge, Se, :43.20; 8, 78. Sawyers, Dodge, 199, $7,690.18, (18) bogey or worse. Adrlana Gersl, Czech Republic, del. NEW YORK JETS - Signed FB Mike Butzine, Jelt 58 20 .344 Denk, R, :43.26. Cherokee (72) - Howie Glrgg 68; Ricky Hendrlck, Chevrolet, 199, $8,640. BayArea 10 5 4 34 26 19 Adam Rierson, Edg 62 20 .327 WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN 4 7 31 25 20 Greta Arn, Germany, 6-2,6-3. Rodney Filer. 100 Individual medley: 1, Bill Boll 69: Tim Macht 70; Mike McFar- 19, (13) Randy Tolsma, Chevrolet, 199, Atlanta BradKnickmeier,Stough.58 19 .327 Schramka, P, 1:15.28 (pool record): 2, land 75; Jan Doyle, Steve Huhn; 79. $8,590. 20, (29) Willy Rlbbs, Dodge, At Sunnlngdale, England Philadelphia... 8 7 3 27 28 24 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Signed Friday's second-round results New York 8 6 5 29 28 24 WR Jarvonnl Jackson and QB Trent Mundt, WS, 1:24.25 (pool record); 3. University Ridge (72) — Dan Has- 197, $8,665. WESTERN SECTION Martin, C, 1:25.93; 4, Martin, Mo. sett 75; Dave Lawson 77; Chuck Wein- 21, (14) Scott Rlggs, Dodge, 197, 136-Catrlona Matthew 70-65. Boston. 7 9 3 24 27 33 Oilier. (Minimum of 38 at-bats) 137 - Ml Hyun Kim 72-65; Trlsh SanOlego 6 7 5 23 25 25 TRANSACTIONS 1:26.91: 5, Ireland, Se, 1:28.58: 6. Sro- kaul 79. $8,540. 22, 31) Brian Rose, Chevrolet, AB H AVE. mek, WS. 1:30.87; 7, Lein, Se, 1:34.82; Yehara Hills (72) — Jack Morten- 195, $8,190. 23, 110) Ted Musgrave, Johnson 70-67: Janice Mopdle 67-70. Washington.... 6 10 3 21 25 31 HOCKEY RooneyJanecke, Wio!a....56 27 .482 138 — Johanna Head 68-70. Carolina.. 6 11 2 20 25 33 8, Geler, HF, 1:35.11. sen, Richard Hughes, 74: Paul Hailing- Dodge, 194, $8,440.24, (32) Jerry Hill, BASEBALL NHL Mike James. Dodge 46 21 .456 BOYS stad 75, Bob Margala, Sandy Weltzet, Chevrolet, 193, $8,090. 25, (35) Tom 139-Rosle Jones 70-69. NOTE: Three points for victory, one CAROLINA HURRICANES - Signed GregBoll.Mon 38 17 .447 140 -Wendy Doolan 72-68; Iben point for lie. American League Powers, Dodge, 191, $8,465. 26, (36) CLEVELAND INDIANS — Purchased D Greg Kuznlk, 0 Jeremiah McCarthy Andy Folder, Ver 36 16 .444 25 freestyle: 1, Hullck, R, :17.53 Blackhawk (72) - Dale Strub 77. Dana White, Chevrolet, 174, clutch, the contract ol LHP Mike Bacslk Irom and G Randy Petruk to one-year con- Sam Halverson, Ridge 45 19 .422 .(pool record); 2, Hllgendorf, Ml, :18.65; Today's game Dan Godfrey, Argyle 47 19 .404 Friday's holes-ln-one $7.016. 27, (4) Jon Wood, Ford, 173, Atlanta at Washington, 12:30 p.m. Buflalo of the International League. Op- tracts. 3, Schutte, Ml, :18.67; 4, Benhardl, N, Harry LaMay — ol Madison; 195- crash. $6,910. 28, (26) Travis Clark, tioned RHP Tim Drew to Buffalo. COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS Greg Milliard,'Mon 52 21 .403 : 18.73; 5, Chamberlain, WS, :18.98; 6. . 7; Becky Sundvv's games Aaron Lancaster, Dodge...46 18 .391 yard, par-3. 12th hole at The Bridges Morgan 73-68; Tracy Hanson 72-69; San Diego at Boston, 5 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS - Recalled RHP —Agreed to terms with D Jamie Stone, HP, :19.00; 7, Frey, Mo, :19.38; Goll Course; 2-lron; second career ace. Luis Pineda Irom Toledo ol the Interna- Pushor on a one-year contract. Kurt Tardy, Muse 39 15 .384 8, Addamo, HP, :1944. Ed Wlrka-ol Madison; 170-yard. KeWUne 71-70; SeRIPak 71-70; a- Bay Area at New York, 6p.m. Dan Senobe, Ortord 47 18 .382 Rebecca Hudson 71-70; Emllee Klein 71- tional League. Optioned RHP Kevin Tolar EDMONTON OILERS — Re-signed 25 backstroke: 1, Stone, HP. par-3 seventh hole at Odana Hills Goll J9. crash, $6.916. 70' Lira Falrclough 71-70; Grace Park to Toledo. D Janne Nlinlmaa to a three-year con- :23.95; 2, Jung, R, :24.16; 3. Hilgendori. Course; 6-lron; second career ace. 31, (34) Larry Gunselman, Ford, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Signed AMERICAN LEGION Ml. :24.20; 4, Frey. Mo, :24.53; 5, Te- 70-71; Kelly Robblns 69-72; Laura Da- tract. STATE TOURNAMENTS 96, crash, $6.890. 32, (22) Jonathon RHP Jason Grlmsley to a two-year con- NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Named duits, HP. :24.57; 6, Barczl, Sh, :24.84; Price, Chevrolet, 94, engine (allure, vles68j73_ suza|i|) pBttflrsen 78.M; (Double-elimination) TENNIS tract extension through 2003. Jay Leach assistant coach, Bobby Car- 7, Asnlen, WS, :24.88; 8, Bernhardl, N, 56,865. 33, (21) Morgan Shepherd, Hlroml Kobayashl 72-70; Patricia TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Released CUSS AAA :25.01. Ford, 59, Ignition, $6,840. 34, (33) RHP Joey Hamilton. Optioned 38 Luis penter coach and Chris Terrerl and At Stiegoygan 25 breaststroke: 1, Snapper, Se. TRIVIA ANSWER Sammy Pagan, Chevrolet, 54, handling, Meunler-Lebouc 72-70; Kasuml Full! 71- Lopez to Syracuse ol the International Geordle Kinnear assistant coaches lor La Crosse 5, Mlddleton 2 — :23.26 (pool record); 2, Hullck, R, :24.15 $6,816.35, (30) Roland Isaacs, Chevro- 71; Mhalrl McKay 70-72; Marine Monnet Pro League. Purchased the contracts ol INF Albany ol the AHL. Transferred Devils Adam Hammes' two-run home run In the (pool record); 3, Krueger, WS, :25.78; 4, He began his day by driving In the assistant coach Kurt Klelnendorst and let, 6, rear end, $6,540. 36, (25) Stan 70-7143 - Vickl Goetze-Ackerman 75- ATP Felipe Lopez and RHP Brandon Lyon tilth Inning broke a 2-2 tie and La Crosse Anderson, HF, :25.85; 5, Antonuk, P, winning run for the Mets in a day game. Boyd, Chevrolet, 2, rear end, $6,515. 1 TENNIS MASTERS from Syracuse. Albany coach John Cunnllf to the Devils' went on to defeat Mlddleton In the state :26.17; 6, Wendorf, Sh, :26.53; 7, Wllke- Afterward, he was traded to Montreal. He 68 Danielle Ammaccapane 75-68; Ra- scouting stall. guel Carrledo 73-70; Dlna Ammacca- At Montreal class AM tournament in Sheboygan. Nadler, HP. :26.56; 8, Sekelsky, N, Hew to Philadelphia and that night sin- Raca Statistics Friday's results BASKETBALL WASHINGTON CAPITALS - Signed Mlddleton plays Lake Geneva today :26.59. gled lor the Expos, becoming the first Time ol Race: 1 hour, 41 minutes, pane 72-71; Brandle Burton 72-71; Singles — Quarterfinals: Andrei NBA D Dean Melanson to a two-year contract. at 1 p.m. 25 butterfly: 1, Fraser, MB, :19.39 player ever to get a hit lor two teams In 57 second). Krlstal Parker 72-71; Becky Iverson 71- Pavel, Romania, del. Andy Roddick, BOSTON CELTICS — Acquired F (pool record); 2. Llckel, Mo,.'20.39 (pool different cities on the same day. Margin ol Victory: 1.234 seconds. 72. OUTDOORS: Madison man can't resist lure of Northern pike/D9 Track and field D2 Inside Auto racing D2 Pro golf D2 Buoniconti among seven to enter Pro Football Hallof Fame/07 Sunday, August 5,2001 * * SPORTS Sports Editor: Greg Sprout, (608) 252-6170 Wisconsin State Journal Packers take their 'first step' lost all sense of direction; quarter- anybody just yet because it's not re- Nearly 49,000 fans see highs back Brett Favre is so bad that he alistic. It was a practice." and lows in the intrasquad managed to get picked off twice for Still, even with that caveat — and scrimmage at Lambeau Field. touchdowns by Kaesviharn, a guy even though it was in front of a who played in the XFL; and the first- rewed-up crowd of 48,898 and tele- By Jason Wilde string defense is in trouble again. vised statewide — it did give Sher- 4 Key: Wisconsin State Journal But before anyone gets carried man the first game-like look at a Kevin away, keep in mind that Saturday team that ended last season with a Kaesviharn, GREEN BAY — It's up to you what night's practice — a 43-play, live- four-game winning streak to finish who played in you want to take away from the tackling scrimmage plus red-zone 9-7 and just out of the NFC playoffs. the XFL, Green Bay Packers' "Family Night" and 2-minute drills — meant very And although the party atmos- highlights the intrasquad scrimmage Saturday little. phere was meant to keep the mood scrimmage night at Lambeau Field: "Even the successful things, we fun and light, Sherman now knows with two Antonio Freeman is back to his have to understand we're playing where his team stands heading into . . 1998 form; punter Josh Bidwell's against ourselves, not necessarily next Saturday's preseason opener at • Next: previously unseen leg strength is for the competition that we're going to Cleveland and just more than a 7 p.m. real; and Kevin Kaesviharn is the be seeing throughout the season," month before the regular-season Saturday, second coming of Herb Adderly. Packers coach and general manager opener against Detroit. at Cleveland in Associated Press Or... Mike Sherman said. "So I don't What he saw was this: exhibition Quarterback Brett Favre greets fans as he heads onto the field for the Ryan Longwell, the most accurate want to get too down on anybody, opener; Packers' scrimmage Saturday night at Lambeau Field. field-goal kicker in NFL history, has but I don't want to get too high on Please see FIRST, Page D7 Ch. 3 (WISC).

Braves 14 Brewers 2

• Key: Rookie Wes Helms snaps Two QBs, one goal out of an O-for-18 slump with two homers and seven RBIs. • Next: 1:05 p.m. today, vs. Atlanta, Miller Park, FSN, TBS. Badgers' Boltingery Sorgi keep focus on team • Inside: Bonds hits 47th homer in Giants' loss/03 Rough start for File photos Above: Jim Sorgi had an impressive pass efficiency rat- Quevedo ing of 164.4 in four games last season. Left The Bad- gers are 17-3 in games started by Brooks Bellinger.

The Braves rock Ruben By Tom Mulhern Quevedo for seven runs Wisconsin State Journal in three innings in his University of Wisconsin backup quarterback debut with the Brewers. Jim Sorgi was warming up on the sidelines dur- ing the second half of the in Decem- By Vic Feuerherd ber, preparing to go into the game. Sorgi had Wisconsin State Journal been told by the coaches beforehand that he would play a specific series in each half. MILWAUKEE — Thank- But UW's starting quarterback, Brooks Boll- fully, baseball teams don't inger, had just put together back-to-back measure the value of a trade drives to start the second half, as for a pitcher on just one out- the Badgers erased a 20-7 deficit against UCLA ing. Thankfully for the sake and took a 21-20 lead. of Ruben Quevedo and the This was no time to be switching quarter- Milwaukee Brewers, that is. backs. So, quarterbacks coach Jeff Horton The Brewers' latest addi- sought out Sorgi on the sidelines to deliver the tion simply didn't have it news. Before Horton could get the words out, Saturday afternoon against Sorgi cut him off and said he agreed that Boll- Atlanta at Miller Park, allow- inger should stay in the game. ing seven runs on eight hits "I think it shows, obviously, (Sorgi) has got in a three-inning perform- the team first, being very unselfish," Horton ance in which he needed 87 said Saturday at UW's media day at the O'Con- pitches to complete. nor Center. "I know he still wanted to be in He could have been much better but it's unlikely it there. To me, that said a lot about the kid." would have made much dif- It also explains why UW coaches firmly be- ference in what turned out to lieve they will be able to pull off the delicate be a 14-2 victory by the balancing act of playing two quarterbacks. Braves. "I feel real good about it, because of the John Burkett, still feeling kids," UW coach Barry Alvarez said. "If you had the affects of the flu-like some selfish guys who are complaining because symptoms that sidelined him they're not playing and threatening if they Friday night, held the Brew- don't play they're going to leave, then it could ers hitless for 4% innings be- be a hassle. Fortunately, we don't have fore James Mouton hit a solo home run. The only other of- Please see GOAL, Page D6 fense came from Raul Casa- nova, who led off the eighth Please see ROUGH, Page D4 This season will test Badgers' ability to reload

he University of Wisconsin foot- And that's a huge understatement. have a veteran team for a long period ball team gathered for its first The personnel losses UW suffered from of time," Alvarez said. T practice Saturday, which made it last year's suspension-plagued 9-4 In its wake will be the youngest team a good time to take inventory. team would stagger almost any pro- Alvarez has fielded in 12 seasons at In UW's case, however, it is easier gram in the nation. UW. Sure, there are a few cornerstone to account for who has left than who is The question is: Will they stagger players left. Defensive tackle Wendell still around. the Badgers? Bryant, cornerback Mike Echols, line- Gone are 12 seniors who landed in Over the last three years, the de- backer Nick Greisen and quarterback NFL training camps, including draft TOMOATES parting class was 30-7 with three bowl Brooks Bollinger are experienced and picks Chris Chambers, Casey Rabach, victories, two in the Rose Bowl. It was good. For the most part, though, UW Bill Ferrario, Roger Knight, Jason Doer- Finally, the list of the missing in ac- easily the most successful stretch in will rely on young, untested players as ing and Ross Kolodziej along with kick- tion includes three fifth-year offensive modern school history and it turned it tackles a schedule ranked sixth- linemen — Brian Lament, Josh Jaku- UW into a household name nationally. toughest in the nation. Associated Press ers Kevin Stemke and Vitaly Pisetsky. Also gone are two juniors — Jamar bowski and Jeremy Dox — who passed The only problem was die whole group Only 10 starters, the fewest in the Al- Ruben Quevedo, acquired from Fletcher and Michael Bennett — who on their final year of eligibility. seemed to leave at once. varez era, return. Redshirt freshmen the Cubs last Week, is 3-11 in 16 left school early and were first-round "That's a huge exodus," UW coach "We had a large senior class that major league starts after losfng NFL draft picks. Barry Alvarez said. played a lot of games and allowed us to Please see RELOAD, Page 06 to the Braves Saturday. Ridgewood's seventh title is heaven throughout, capturing its seventh "Everyone was swimming their best Seminole edges Middleton consecutive All-City Swim Meet title times. The little kids continued it Fri- for second place at the with 2,119 points Saturday at Mid- day. Today was icing on the cake. It dleton's Walter R. Bauman Aquatic was a real fun meet to watch." All-City Swim Meet. Center. Ridgewood entered the three-day ByJonMasson The only suspense during the fi- meet with the most swimmers — 221 nals came in the battle for second of the 1,426 competing — and the fa- Wisconsin State Journal place. The Seminole Swim Team vorite's tag. MIDDLETON — The post-meet earned the runner-up spot among "The No. 1 thing is that each kid victory plunge is becoming a tradi- the 12 area pools with 1,488 points, tries their best. And if that's good tion at the AU-City Swim Meet finishing just ahead of the Middleton enough for first place, that's great," For Ridgewood Pool coach Bill Gators (1,457) and Parkcrest said Wuerger, 34, in his seventh year STEVE APPS/WSJ Wuerger and his team, the ritual (1,444.5). coaching at Ridgewood after six at \ never gets old. "It started Thursday," Wuerger Patrick Ritchie, 10, helps Ridgewood Pool win the boys age 9-10 200-meter medley relay , Ridgewood was in control said of his team's path to victory. Please see RIDGEWOOD, Page D8 with a time of 2:48.20 and win its seventh straight All-City Swim Meet Saturday. D8 • Sunday, August 5, 2001 * SCOREBOARD Wisconsin State Journal

R.Ccmonga (Angels).20 22 .476 Final series points and .money: 134 — Larry Nelson 69-65: Jim Ashlppun at Johnson Creek Heat winner; Brescia. AUTO RACING Labonte 68, $250,000; Stewart 56, Thorpe 69-65; Allen Doyle 68-66; Bobby Cazsnovla 000 000 000-0 7 2 Clyman at Watertown Midwest ModlHeds BASEBALL HigUgh Deserdesert (B(Brwre)...1i 9 23 .452 6V* Feature-1, Dan Jung, Richfield; Lancaster (D'backs) ...16 24 .400 8V* $125,000; Brack 57, $80,000; Cheever Wadklns 65-69; Joe Inman 65-69. Maumanle ...000 010 12x - 4 11 1 Madison Speedway at Madison 47, $72,000: Jarrett 47, $65,000; Rudd 136 — Walter Hall 69-67; Jose Clauslus, Suchla (8) and Fearing; Laurel Tavern 2, Mlchale Qrueneberg, Madison; 3, x —Won first half Maria Canlzares 66-68; Steve Verlato 68- Amble and Kent. V» - Amble. I - Bruce Wllbirg, Drfordvllle; • Major league Note: Milwaukee has another Class Professional 45, $62,000; Goodyear 42, $61,000; HelenvllleatJuneau NASCAR BUSCH BRAND NATIONAL Burton 32, $60,000; Lazier 31, $60,000; 70. Clauslus. Neosho at Madison Shoe Box Fas* qualifier: Paul Treuthardl, BREWERS ATTENDANCE A affiliate, Belolt ol the Midwest League. 137 — John Bland 70-67; Stewart Leading hitters — Mlthum (C) NORTHERN DIVISION Monroe. :19.004., Heat winner. Eldon Saturday 42,646 KHMER ZOO Green 28, $60,000; Dlsmore 25, At Clement, hid. $60,000. Glnn 68-69. , 2x4, Fearing (C) 2x3; T. Breunlg (M) Rubicon at Hartford Zacek, st.Pelers,Mo. Season total 2,065,053 PIONEER LEABUE (R) • 138 — Jim Colbert 70-66; David 2x4, Kent (M) 2x3. HR — Schoenemann HustlsfordatSllnger Season average 35,604 Second Hall (Starting petition In parentheses) 1, (12) Kevin Harvlck, Chevrolet, Lundstrom 69-69; Bruce Flelsher 69-69; (M).2B-T. Breunlg. HorlconatOaklleld, DH COLUMBUS 1S1 SPEEDWAY Season pace (81 dates) 2,883,924 North Division Mike McCullough 69-69; Larry Zlegler Pardeevllle at KewasKum Friday'* resulti SB-date totals W L Pet. BB 200, $31,750. 2, (2) Greg Blftle, Ford, GOLF Stouohton 4, Utloa 1 — Craig 200, $46,645.3, (23) Chad Little, Chev- 69-69; Jesse Patlno 67-71. Brownsville at Waupun Late Model! 2001 2,065,053 Mlssoula (D'backs) 6 3 .667 — 139 — Lee Trevlno 71-66; Dave El- Ott's two-run capped a tour-run Feature - 1, Andy Tomllnson, 2000 ; 1,076,404 rolet, 200, $30,000.4, (4) , xBllllngs (Reds) 5 4 .658 1 chelberger 70-69; Bobby Walzel 69-70; sixth Inning as Stoughton downed Ullca AMERICAN LE8ION Poynette; 2, Butch Mlerendorf, Waterloo; 1999 1,296,636 Great Falls (Dodgers)...5 4.556 1 Ford, 200, $24,150. 5, (5) Jason Keller, Professional In a Southeast Section game at Ullca. 1998 1,205,054 Ford, 200, $26,750. 6, (16) M Green, Andy North 69-70; J.C. Snead 65-74. STATE TOURNAMENTS 3, Steve Dobgratz, Rio; 4, Don Gate- Medicine Hat (B. Jays).4 5 .444 2 Ford, 200, $22,675, 7,(6) Tim Fedewa, PDA 140 — Gil Morgan 72-68; John (Double-ellmlnartlon) rude, Fort Alklnson; 5, Brent Knight, Wi- . 1997 1,081,026 South Division THE INTERNATIONAL Mahaffey 71-69; Bob Glider 71-69; Hale Stoughton 000 004 000 — 4 B 4 tertown; 6, Duanne Deppe; 7, Otin Chevrolet, 200, $15,675. 8, (15) Geol- Utlca .100 000 000 — 1 6 2 GLASS AAA W L Pet. OB Irey Bodlne, Chevrolet, 200, $17,675.9, At Castle Rock, Colo. Irwln 70-70; Hugh Balocchl 70-70; Tom Schultz, Juneau; e.k Al Wilshoff, Colum- xProvo (Angels) 5 3 .625 — • Saturday's third-round results Jenkins 70-70; Mike Smith 70-70; How- Harried and Vosberg; Kahl, Hes- At Sheboygan bus; 9, RobRelalllck; 10, Clayton Braak- Major league leaders 31) Rich Blekli, Chevrolet, ZOO, sness (7) and Movrlch. W — Harried. L Lake Geneva 5, Mlddleton 3 — Casper (Rockies) 5 4 .556 $18,250. 10, (25) Jamie McMurray, 33—TomPernlceJr.12-12-9. ard Twllty 69-71; Leonard Thompson sma, Beaver Dam. NATIONAL LEAGUE V* 30 — Vl|ay Singh 9-9-12. — Kahl. Lake Geneva scored two runs In the top Through Saturday afternoon Ogden (Brewers) ..:3 5 .375 2 Chevrolet, 200, $16,875.11, (1) Kenny 69-71; Bruce Summerhays 68-72. Fast qualifier: Tomllnson,: 13.936; 29 — Chris Rlley 16-5-8. 141 — Yoshltaka Yamamoto 73- Leading hitters — Ott (S) 2x4, of the seventh Inning Saturday, thanks In fi AB R H Idaho Falls (Padres) 2 7.222 3V4 Wallace, Chevrolet, 200, $15,800. 12, Vosberg (S) 2x3, Ramsden (S) 2x3, part to one ol Mlddleton's flveirrora, as Oirry Junjet, Rio, :14.155. Semi; x-Won first half (24) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, 200, 28 —Chris DIMarco 7-13-6. 68: Bob Eastwood 72-69; Jim Dent 70- feature: 1, Randy Glnlner; 2, Jill AlOuHou . 9933 36365 61 131 .359 27 — woody Austin -11-8-8; It eliminated Mlddleton from the tourna- Gonzalez Arl...11. 110 41419 94 147 .351 $14,475.13, 7) Randy LaJole. Chevro- 71; George Archer 69-72. Falbe, Beaver Dam; 3, Brian Llnd. Heat Charles Howell III 11 -8-8, 142 — Rocky Thompson 73-69; HOME TALENT LEAGUE ment. winner*: 1st, Deppe; 2nd, Bill Drelanl. BrkmnHou....10..107 40402 85 140 .348 MILWAUKEE BREWERS let, 200, $18.645,14, (13) Jay Jauter, Northern Section Shamus Terry, Luke Hlnz, and Al Floyd Fla 102 385 93 130 .338 MINOR LEABUE LEADERS Chevrolet, 200, $13,020. 26 — Ernie Els 9-7-10; Sergio Gar- Doug Johnson 72-70; Jim Holtgrleve Street Stocks 15, (21) Jlmmle Johnson, Chevro- cia 7-12-7. 71-71; Bobby Helns 70-72; Walt Morgan Eastern Division Western Division Shekey drove In runs lor Mlddlilon, that Feature — 1, John Schafer, Mo- LWalkerCol... % 341 77 115 .337 Compiled by Howe Sports Data W L W L ended Its season at 23-11. Pierre Col 105 399 68 134 .336 Hitting: Rushford, Hunlsville, .351; let, 200, $19,035.16, (22) Ashlon Lewis 23 —Stuart Appleby 2-12-9. 68-74;Mark Hayes 66-74. nona; 2, Bobby Stough Jr., Waunakee; 3, Jr., Chevrolet, 200, $12,900. 17. (10) 22 — Brad Faxon 8-10-4; Tim Her- 143 — Bob Duval 75-68; John Cross Plain's. 12 3 Sauk Prairie.. 12 3 Ron Schmltt; 4, Ron Coppernoll, Madl- . Vidro Mon 85 331 60 111 .335 Perez, Indianapolis, .326; Sanchez, Indi- Ashlon...... 8 7 Reedsiurg.... 9 6 lake Geneva.... 020100 2-510 1 AurlllaSF ..107 430 73 144 .335 Andy Santerre, Chevrolet, 200, $10,645. ran 9-11-2; Justin Leonard 7-12-3; Ed- Schroeder 75-66; Ted Goln 74-69; Ed son; 5. Bret Schmidt, Waftrtown. anapolis, .324; Knox, Huntsvllle, .315; 16, (28) David Green, Chevrolet, 200, ward Fryatt 9-11-2. Dougherty 73-70; Bill Brask 72-71; Bob Waunakee.... 8 7 Cazenovla 7 9 Mlddleton...... 100 101 0-3 7 B Qualifying: Schmltt, :14.756; Sect! PolancoStL... 96 354 51 117 .331 Scutaro, Indianapolis, .302; Darula, High Black Earth... 7 8 RchlndCntr.. 6 9 HeltonCol 107 382 93 125 .327 $12,830. 19, (17) Bobby Hamilton Jr., Z1-Kenny Perry 0-10-11. Charles 71-72; Tom Shaw 70-73; Fred Hrnclar, Leedle (5) and Slreno; Riedner, Waunakee, :R785. Heiti Desert, .300; Guerrero, High Desert, Chevrolet, 200, $12,615. 20, 14) Chad 20 — Steve Flesch 6-8-6; Jean Van Gibson 70-73; Dana Qulgley 69-74; Ed Mlddleton 6 9 Mazomanle... 610 Terry and Aleckson. W — Leedle. L -— BGIIesPIt 107 397 83 130 .327 .296; Cesar, Indianapolis, .298; Dear- Pine Bluff 6 9 Arena 411 winner*: 1st, Coppernoll; 2nd, Tom Home runt — Bonds, San Fran- Chaffln, Ford, 199, $11,565, 21, (3) Jeff de Velde 8-2-10; Lee Janzen 17- Brooks 69-74. Terry. Collins, Lake mills. dortf, Huntsvllle, .295; Jacobsen, India- Purvis, Chevrolet, 199, $18,230. 22, 144 — Jimmy Powell 74-70; Terry Western Section Leading hitters — Jaeger (LQ) cisco, 47; LGonzalez, Arizona, 43; (-1)-4; Kirk Triplet! 10-7-3. North Division South Division Hobby Stocks SSosa, Chicago, 36; Helton, Colorado, napolis, .294. (11) Kevin Grubb, Chevrolet, 199, 19 — Mark O'Meara 12-3-4; Rory Dill 73-71; Tom Wargo 72-72; Gene 3x4, Leedle (LG) 2x4, Hammarstrom Feature — 1. Jerry Chapman, Ju- Home runs: Burkhart, Huntsvllle, $12,675.23, (9) Mike McLaughlln, Pon- W L W (LG) 2x4, Teryry (M) 2x2, Padlleld (M) 33; SGreen, Los Angeles, 31; CJones, Sabbatlnl 14-0-5; Ted Tryba 3-12-4. Littler 72-72. Dodgevllle.... 11 1 Monroe 10 3 neau: 2, Grant Lindner, Poynette: 3, Din- Atlanta, 30; Nevln, San Diego, 29. 26; Hammond, Beloit, 19; Kllmek, India- tlac, 199, $18,130. 24, (8) , 18 — Duffy Waldorf 13-0-5; David 145 — Hubert Green 74-71; Jim 2x3. HR — Jaeger. 2B — Jaeger, Lee- nls Gaserudt, Arena; 4, Lincoln Keestr, napolis, 18; Deardorfl, Hunlsville, 18; Verona... 10 3Wlota 8 5 dle, Slreno (LG), Padlleld. RBls — LGonzalez, Arizona, 106; Ford, 199, $12,610. 25, (29) Hank Par- Duval 11-5-2; Steve Jones 6-2-10; Jay Albus 74-71; Bill Holstead 74-71; Harold Muscoda 6 5 Orfordvllle.... 5 8 Milton; 5, Dennis Schwark, Sun Prairie, SSosa, Chicago, 100; Helton, Colorado, Several tied with 17. ker Jr., Chevrolet, 198, $16,170. 26. Don Blake 7-1-10; Stewart Clnk 8-14- Hennlng 74-71; DeWItt Weaver 73-72; Qualifying: Justin Schultz, Colum- (36) Brian Tyler, Pontlac, 198, $10,450. Hollandale.... 6 7 New Glarus... 59 Friday's results 99; Berkman, Houston, 92; Bagwell, RBI: Scott, High Desert, 81; Rush- (-4). Mike Hill 71-74. Rldgeway 311 Blnchrdvllle.. 3 6 bus, :15.729; Lindner, :15.761. Heat Houston, 91; Floyd, Florida, 90; Klesko, ford, Hunlsville, 79; Deardorfl, Hunts- 27, (26) , Chevrolet, 196, 17 — Bob May 3-8-6; Stephen 146 — Jerry McGee 77-69; Bob Green Bay Southwest 8, Slurgeon winners: lit, John Remslk, Madison; $10,420.28, (38) , Chevro- Argyle 211 San Diego, 90. vllle, 76; Burkhart, Huntsvllle, 76; Ames 3-7-7; Brett Qulgley 9-6-2; Jose Murphy 75-71; Graham Marsh 72-74. Eastern Section Bay1 2nd, Chapman. Several tied with 73. let, 192, $10,500. Maria Olazabal 12-5-0; Brent Geiberger 147-Don Bles 73-74; Gibby Gil- W L W L Appleton Rebels 2, MarshlleldO AMERICAN LEAGUE Stolen bases: Knox, Huntsvllle, 38; 29, (41) Jell Streeter, Chevrolet, bert 72-75; Frank Conner 72-75. La Crosses, Mlddleton 2 188, $10,480. 30, (18) , Cottage Gr.... 12 3 Columbus 7 9 Running Through Saturday afternoon Krynzel, High Desert, 33; Plckler, Hunts- 18 — Harrison Frazar 11-2-3; Bill 148 —Kurt Cox 71-77. Monona 11 4 DeForest 6 9 Sheboygan 9, Lake Geneva 2 8 AB R H Avg vllle, 26; Sanchez, Indianapolis, 22; Hall, Chevrolet, 185, crash, $10,560.31, (30) Glasson 6-7-3; Paul Gow 7-8-1; Spike 149 — Tony Peterson 76-73; Sun Prairie... 10 S Waterloo 6 9 Saturday's results HASLANOER-FIRST RATIONAL CLASSIC RAIomarCle..106 399 78 142 .356 Huntsvllle, 20. Scott Wlmmer, Pontlac, 185, crash, McRoy 4-5-7; Scott McCarron 13-3-0; Butch Sheehan 76-71; Lon Hinkle 76-73. Marshall 8 8 Rio 510 Sturgeon Bay 3, Marshlield 2 At Baraboo Gonzalez Cle.. 94 360 73 124 .344 ERA: Shwam, Belolt, 2.20; Hen- $10,440. 32, (27) Brian Vlckers, Chev- Cameron Beckman 5-2-9. 160 —Chi Chi Rodriguez 76-74. Poynette 7 9 Cambria 511 (Marshtleld eliminated) Saturday's mulls Suzuki Sea ....108 482 92 160 .332 rolet, 172, $10,420. 33, (33) Randy 164 — Miller Barber 79-75; Walter Lake Geneva 5, Mlddleton 3 (Mld- 6 K drlckson, Belolt, 2.64; Neugebauer, Indi- Tolsma, Chevrolet, 133, $10,400. 34, Felled to qualify Southeast Section BBooneSea...109 434 79 143 .329 anapolis, 3.36; Lee, Huntsvllle, 3.56; 16 — Billy Andrade, $17,600 5-8- Zembrlskl 76-78. W L W L dleton eliminated) Women - Overall: Angela Wol- Giambi Oak ...106 366 67 120 .328 (32) Nate Montelth, Chevrolet, 115, 2; John Huston, $17,600 7-7-1; Bob 155 — Charles Coody 79-76. Jefferson 13 3Edgerton 8-8 Appleton Rebels 3, Oreen Bay kowskl, Bamboo, 19:15.14-under Me- MntkwczMln.105 389 59 126 .324 Garcia, Huntsvllle, 3.73; Maysonet, Be- crash, $10,375. 35, (19) Billy Parker, 158 —Lee Elder 81-77. Southwest 0 lissa Marlins, Baraboo, 25:37. 16-18: lolt, 4.25; Chantres, Indianapolis, 4.27; Ford, 104, crash, $10,360. 36, (43) Jeff Tway, $17,600 7-3-5; Briny Balrd, Utlca 12 5 Cambridge.... 610 ARodrlgzTx..109 425 91 136 .320 $17,600 1-7-7. McFarland..,. 11 5 Oregon 511 La Crosse 3, Sheboygan 2 Emily Wolkowskl, Baraboo, 21:07.20- McGriffTB 97 343 40 109 .316 Parker, High Desert, 4.57; Penney, Oakley, Pontlac, .77, suspension, Todey's games 24: Kim Cocco, Jenison, Mich., 20:45. Huntsvllle, 4.66. $10,340. 37, (35) Brad Baker, Chevro- 14 — John Cook, $14,800 9-4-1; Stoughton.... 11 6 Whitewater... 313 Stewart Tor ...107 445 73 141 .317 Chris Tldland, $14,600 1-10-3; Jeff Bre-. SOCCER Ft. Atkinson.. 9 6Deerfleld 213 Lake Geneva (21-10) vs. Green Bay 30-34: Missy Hunter, Mabel. Minn., Ramirez Bos.,106 402 75 127 .316 Wins: Parker, High Desert, 10; let, 58, crash, $10,320. 36, (34) Brad Southwest (23-16), 1 p.m. 27:17. 35-39; Lori Swenson, Poynette, Pember, High Desert, 10; Miller, Beloit, Teague, Ford, 40, transmission, haul. $14,800 0-9-5. Home runs — Thome, Cleveland, 13 — Paul Stankowskl, $12,440 3- Saturday's results Sturgeon Bay (24-9) vs. Sheboygan 28:46. 40-49: Deb Hultgren. Baraboo, 34; MRamlrez, Boston, 33; ARodriguez, 10; Harikkala, Indianapolis, 9; Several $10,300. 39, (20) Rodney Sawyers, Professional NORTHERN SECTION (22-17), 4 p.m. 26:26. 60-59: Tut Gramllng, Baraboo, Texas, 30; CDelgado, Toronto, 30; tied with 8. Ford, 23, clutch, $10,280. 40, (39) BUI 9-1; David Berganlo, $12,440 9-3-1; Mike Sposa, $12,400 5-3-5; Jay Haas, MLS Mazomanle 4, Cazenovla 0 Appleton Rebels (21-17) vs. La 28:34. Glaus, Anaheim, 29; RPalmelro, Texas, Saves: Mallette, Huntsville, 17; Hoff. Chevrolet, 23, handling, $10,245. Men - Overall: Jura) Zahal- 41, (37) Mike Potter, Ford, 22, brakes, $12,400 1-7-5; K.J. Choi. $12.400 10-7- Eastern Division EASTERN SECTION Crosse (38-17), 7p.m. 28; JGonzalez, Cleveland, 27. Kolb, Indianapolis, 13; Hall, Belolt. 11; W L T Pts OF OA Cottage Grove 5, Cambria 2 nansky. Grand Rapids, Mich., 16:27.14- RBls — BBoone, Seattle, 102; Altman, High Desert, 10; Giron, High De- $10,210. 42, (40) Drew White, Chevro- (-4); Jerry Kelly, $12,400 4-3-6. under: ErlcCooke, Portage, 18:45.15- let, 20, engine failure, $10,175. 43, 12 — Russ Cochran, $9,720 7-4-1; Miami 12 4 5 41 42 28 SOUTHEAST SECTION CLASS AA MRamlrez, Boston, 97; JGonzalez, sert, 8. Stoughton 4, Utlca 1 At Bamboo 19: Matt Cislllas, Eait Grand Rapids, Cleveland, 95; ARodriguez, Texas, 93; (42) Joe Cooksey, Chevrolet, 13, trans- Jim McGovern, $9,720 2-8-2. N.Y./N.J 10 7 3 33 30 26 : Neugebauer, Hunts- 11 — Joey Slndelar, $9,260 9-4-(- New England... 6 10 5 23 29 35 WESTERN SECTION Shawananaifaiiuo 7ft, OregoUIOHVInI 6a — Nativme Ecj|- Mich.,»>i.i,., 16:45,«.-»•. 20-24-«• _->:. Nat,.«we Va....n. Hcllen• '-•—,• Thome, Cleveland, 92: TMartinez, New ville, 157: Hendrlckson, Beloit, 109; mission, $10,140. Argyle at Monroe, late nlk's fourth hit ol a game, a single in the Grand Rapids, Mich., 17:14 25-29: Mark York, 86; JaGlambl, Oakland, 82; GAn- Race Statistics 2); Greg Norman, $9,260 5-5-1; Craig D.C. United 612 2 20 32 40 Stewart, High Desert, 105; Miller, Belolt, Central Division eighth Inning, drove In the winning run Roehl, Baraboo, 17:37. 30-34: Chad derson, Anaheim, 82. Time of race: 1 hour, 53 minutes, Stadler, $9,260 6-3-2; David Peoples, Hunter. Mabel, Minn., 23:59. 35-39: Mi- 105; Henry, Indianapolis, 103. 6 seconds. $9,260 8-0-3. W L T Pts OF OA Todey's games as Shawano won, eliminating Oregon Classifications: Class AAA India- Chicago 11 5 4 37 37 23 NORTHERN SECTION from the tournament. chael Schwerman. Reedsburg, 19:15. Margin of victory-1 246 seconds. 10 — Angel Cabrera, $9,000 5-6-(- Ashton at Cross Plains 40-49: Terry Hanger, Baraboo, 19:27. Minor league napolis, Class AA Huntsvllle, Class A Caution periods: 8 tor 55 laps. 1); Glen Day, $9,0001-6-3. Columbus 9 5 5 32 35 28 Bob Marszalek had three hits and High Desert, Class A Belolt, Rookie Lead changes: 4 among 4 drivers. Dallas 7 9 4 25 35 36 Reedsburg at Rlchland Center drove In two runs for Oregon, 60-59: Scoll Nlcol, Tomah. 20:44.60- MIDWEST LEABUE (A) 9 — Lee Porter, $8,800 3-8-(-2); Black Earth at Waunakee even Chuck Groslnske, Baraboo, 31:59. Second Half Ogden, Rookie Arizona. Lap leaden: K.Wallace 0, G.BIflle Tommy Tolles, $8,800 11-0-(-2); Jona- Tampa Bay 4 16 1 13 26 50 1-107, E.Sawyer 108-165, C.Little 166- Western Division Pine Bluff at Mlddleton Oregon 030 120 00-6 10 0 10K (Affiliations In parentheses) than Kaye, $8,800 5-5-(-1). Sauk Prairie at Arena Women — Overall: Erin Blum, Western Division 171, K.HarvIck 172-200. 8 — Mathew Goggin, $8,560 11-4- W L T Pts OF OA Shawano 400 010 11-7 14 0 Amateur Points standings: K.HarvIck 3,366, San Jose ..10 5 35 32 22 SOUTHEAST SECTION Hady, Anderson (7) and Piper; Car- Baraboo, 46:05.14-under: Kelly Leaver, W L Pet. OB (-7); Tripp Isenhour, $8,560 8-4-(-4); Deerfield at McFarland Baraboo, 52:31. 20-24: Melissa Wlest, Wisconsin (Marnrs)...2.. 6 14 ..650 — NORTHWOODS LEAGUE G.Biffle 3,205, J.Keller 3,165, J.Green Craig Parry, $8,5601-6-1. Los Angeles. ,. 9 6 32 38 29 roll, Jones (3), Koenlg (8), Ejnlk (8) and 3,084, E.Sawyer 2,656, T.Raines 2,648, Kansas City. 9 10 2 29 26 41 Cambridge at Edgerton Hoffman. W — E|nlk. L — Anderson. Grand Rapids, Mich., 46:58. 25-29: Erin xKaneCnty(Mrlns). ..26 16 .619 1 Second Hell 7-Shaun Mlcheel, $8,360 11 •(• Whitewater at Jefferson Playman, Madison, 50:35. 35-39: Dorl Beloit (Brewers) 24 18 .571 3 South Division M.Mclaughlin 2,644, J.Johnson 2,620, 1)-(-3); Glen Hnatluk, $8,360 (-1)-11-(- Colorado.. 5 9 7 22 28 32 Leading hitters — Marllnelll (0) C.LIttle 2,549, K.Wallace 2,507. NOTE: Three points for victory, one Oregon at Fort Atkinson Helms, Port Washington, 54:49. 40-49: Quad City (Twins)... 19 22 .463 7!/S> W L Pet. OB 3). EASTERN SECTION 2x3, Marszalek (0) 3x4, Ammood (S) Dorothy Nlcol, Tomah, 50:49. 60-59: Peorla (Cardinals)... 16 22 .450 8 Wisconsin 18 11 .621 - 6 — Olln Browne, $8,120 7-4-(-5); point lor tie. Monona at marshall 4x4, Ejnik (S) 4x5. 3B — Ejnlk, Rlckert NASCAR WINSTON CUP (S). 28 — Marszalek, Arrowood. Ruth Ann Nelson, Waunakee, 57:25.60- Cdr Hpds (Angels) ..... 17 24 .415 9V* xWaterloo .'...15 14 .517 3 Bob Burns, $6,120 8-1-(-3); Dan For- Poynette at Columbus oven Bobble Wagner, Lyons, 57:10. Burlington (Royals).... 17 25 .405 10 Rochester 13 16 .448 5 BRICKYARD 400 sman, $8,120 6-2-(-2); Chris Smith, Saturday's results At Indianapolis Chicago 1, Colorado 1, tie Sun Prairie at DeForest Men -Overall: Matt Esche, Wall- Clinton (Expos) ...... 16 26 .381 11 Madison 12 17 .414 6 $8,120 8-(-1)-(-1). Cambria at Waterloo Friday's results kesha. 33:15. 15-19: Billy Walkowlcz, Eastern Division North Division Lineup for today's race 5 —Phil Mickelson, $7,92011-5- Tampa Bay 2. San Jose 0 Cottage Grove at Rio Astiwaubenon 8, Oregon 3 (Car numbers In parentheses) New England 5, Dallas 1 Waukesha, 38:05. 20-24: Christopher W L Pet. OB W L Pet. BB (-11). WESTERN SECTION Rice Lake 3, Shawano 2 Martin. Waukesha, 34:13. 25-2S: Dave Michigan (Astros)...... 2613.683 — ' St. Cloud 21 8 .724 — I, (26) Jimmy Spencer, Ford, 2 — Andrew Magee, $7,800 5-6-(- New York/New Jersey 2, Miami V Muscoda at Hollandale Beaver Dam 2, Onalaska 0 xDayton (Reds) ...... 25 16 .610 3 179.666 mph. 2, (9) Bill Elliott, Dodge, Columbus 3, Kansas City 1 Waterford 2, Baraboo 1 Gerdman, Green Bay, 39:39. 30-34: Jo- Mankato 20 11 .645 2 179.565.3, (19) , Dodge, 9); Steve Elkington, $7.8001-6-(-5). Verona at Dodgevllle seph Hagen, Madison, 38:25. 35-39: Lansing (Cubs) ...... 20 22 .476 8V* Alexandria 11 18 .379 10 Note: The International uses the Wednesday's game Orfordvllle at Blanchardvllle Saturday's resulti S. Bend (D'backs) ...... 19 22 .463 9 179.361. 4, (28) Ricky Rudd, Ford, San Jose at New England, 6:30 Shawano 7, Oregon 6,8 Inn. (Ore- Rob Wortley, Grand Rapids, Mich., xBralnerd 6 21 .222 14 179.233. 5, (02) Ryan Newman, Ford, Modified Stablelord scoring system New Glarus at Wloat 42:33. 40-49: Steve Mlchaelson, Wil- West Mich. (Tigers) ...18 23 .439 10 which awards 8 points lor double eagle, p.m. Rldgeway bye gon eliminated) Fort Wayne (Padres) ..15 25 .375 12V* x — First-hall champion 179.037. 6, (88) Dale Jarrett. Ford, Onalaska 3, Baraboo 1 (Baraboo liams Bay, 43:56. 50-59: Dan Calef, 178.848. 7, (32) , Ford. 5 points for eagle, 2 lor birdie, zero for Adams, 43:36.60-over: Jim Geyer, Bar- x — Won first half par, mlnus-1 for bogey and mlnus-3 for WUSA HOME TALENT LEAGUE LEADERS eliminated) Frldey's results 178.444. 8, (40) Sterling Marlln. Dodge, W L T Pts GF OA RiceLake9,Ashwaubenon6 aboo. 53:30. Madison 8, Brainerd 0 178.207. 9, (20) Tony Stewart. , double bogey or worse) Through July 29 Saturday's results x-BayArea ..10 5 4 34 26 16 Northern Section Beaver Dam 7, Waterford 3 Beloit 7, Lansing 0 Waterloo 4, St. Cloud 2 178.042. 10, (66) Todd Bodine, Ford, x-Allanta g 4 7 34 27 21 Today's games 177.711. WOMEN'S BRITISH OPEN (Mlnlmun of 42 at-hats) Sailing Quad City 4, Burlington 2 Rochester 8, Alexandria 5 At Sunnlngdale, England New York .. 6 6 5 29 26 24 ab h avg Onalaska (34-15) vs. Ashwaubenon South Bend 2, Clinton 0 Mankato 6. Wisconsin 5 II, (29) , Chevrolet, Philadelphia .... 8 7 3 27 27 24 LAKE MENDOTA YACHT CLUB 177.459.12, (96) , Ford, Saturday's third-round results Jay Thompson, Caz 43 21 .486 (19-18), 11 a.m. Class E: 1, Bill Shelton: 2, Oon- Wisconsin 4, Dayton 2 Saturday's results 207 — Catriona Matthew 70-65- Boston .. 7 9 3 24 27 33 Aaron Mithun, Caz 56 24 .428 Shawano (25-15) vs. Waterford Cedar Rapids 4, Fort Wayne 0 St. Cloud 4, Madison 1 177.249. 13. (1) Steve Park. Chevrolet, San Diego 6 7 5 23 25 25 Ermer. Cruiser I: Anma Ingeana. Cruiser 177.186.14, (15) . Chev- 72. Paul Schlimgen, SaukP 60 24 .400 (27-6), 2 p.m. Michigan 7, Kane County 6 Mankato 3, Rochester 0 Washington..... 6 11 3 21 26 33 Matt Stanek, Waun 66 26 .393 Rice Lake (20-5-1) vs. Beaver Dam II: 1. Brian Louther; 2, Julie Mills-Tom rolet. 177.141.15, (18) , 208 — 71-70-67; Brousseau. Peorla 9, West Michigan 2 Wisconsin 9, Brainerd 4 Mi Hyun Kim 72-65-71; Janice Moodle Carolina '.. 6 11 2 20 25 33 Dave Darling, RchlndCntr. 51 20 .392 (27-9), 5p.m. ' Today's games Pontlac. 177.134.16, (12) Jeremy May- NOTE: Three points for victory, one Scott Hauge, Mazo 54 21 .388 Belolt at Lansing Waterloo 5, Alexandria 4 field, Ford, 176.835. 17, (50) Rich 67-70-71. Today's games Blckle, Chevrolet, 176.762. 18, (11 209 — Karrie Webb 74-67-68; point for tie. Eric Simon, Mlddleton 62 24 .387 CUSS A Golf Burlington at Quad City x — clinched playoff spot Dennis Klubertanz, CP 50 19 .380 At Berlin Clinton at South Bend Madison at St. Cloud Brett Bodlne, Ford, 176.737. 19, (22 Trish Johnson 70-67-72. METRO 210 — Laura Davles 66-73-69; KoiyKutchmarek,Waun...42 16 .380 Friday's results Dayton at Wisconsin Mankato at Rochester Ward Burton, Dodge, 176.703. 20, (33 Brian Rehm, Waun 48 18 .375 Bishops Bay (72) — Lew Brooks Brainerd at Wisconsin , Chevrolet, 176.661. Rosie Jones 70-69-71. Saturday's result Clintonvllle 9, Rlpon 4 Fort Wayne at Cedar Rapids Atlanta 2, Washington 1 Western Section Westby10,Prescott5 71; Dan Hassett 78; Dan Danford 79, Kane County at Michigan Waterloo at Alexandria 21, (77) Robert Pressley, Ford, 211 — Kasuml Fu|ii 71-71-69; Odeni Hills (72) - Dave Hellman 176.588. 22, (99) , Ford. Tracy Hanson 72-69-70; Se Ri Pak 71- Today's games (Minimum ol 36 at-bats) Black River Falls 8. Deerfield 2 West Michigan at Peorla San Diego at Boston, 5 p.m. ab h evg Berlin 15, East Troy 1 79. 176.502. 23, (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 70-70; a-Rebecca Hudson 71-70-70. Nakoma (70) — Jim Garnet), Mike 176.450. 24, (93) , Dodge, 212 — Becky Morgan 73-68-71; Bay Area at New York, 6 p.m. Rooney Janecke, Wlota 56 27 .482 Saturday's results MILWAUKEE BREWERS BASKETBALL Monday's game Mike James, D'ville 46 21 .456 Ripon 7, Prescott 2 (Prescott elimi- Goode 73: Bill Buchholz 74; Steve Royko MINOR LEAGUE ORGANIZATION 176.363. 25, (6) Mark Martin, Ford, Kelll Kuehne 71-70-71; Emilee Klein 71- Greg Boll, Monroe '. 38 17 .447 75; Tom Schlnke 76; Dave Koenlj, Gary 176.343. 26, (10) Johnny Benson, Pon- 70-71; 71-69-72; Jill McGill Carolina at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. nated) Through Friday tiac, 176.287. 27, (24) Jeff Gordon, Andy Felder, Verona 36 16 .444 Deerfield 4, East Troy 2 (East Troy Scammell.Mark Schmilz77; MlkeCcyle, INTERNATIONAL LEAOUE (AAA) Professional 70-70-72. Sam Halverson, Rldgeway 45 19 .422 Jim Brodrick, Steve Hird 78; Chris One- Chevrolet, 176.180. 28, (14) Ron Horn- 213 — Laura Diaz 7J-70-69; Mar- Dan Godfrey, Argyle 47 19 .404 eliminated) ram, JohnSuby, Chip Camillo. RobAn- Northern Division WNBA aday Jr , Pontlac. 176.094. 29, (01) lene Hedblom 70-74-69; laquel Car- TENNIS Westby 13, Clintonvllle 0 W L Pet. " . Dodge, 176.080. 30, Greg Milliard, Monroe 52 21 .403 Berlin 15, Black River Falls 2 dringa 79, EASTERN CONFERENCE riedo 73-70-70; Hiromi Kooayashi 72- Aaron Lancaster, D'ville ....46 18 .391 Blackhawk (72) - Dan Wubbels Buffalo (Indians) ..... 72 39 .649 — L Pet OB (43) John Andrew, Dodge, 175.967. 70-71; Johanna Head 68-70-75. Today's games Scranton (Phillies) . 60 53 .531 13 31, (30) Jeff Green, Chevrolet, Professional Kurt Tardy, Muscoda 39 15 .364 72; Todd Bramson, Bob Martin 76; Bill x-Cleveland 6 .776 214 — Kathryn Marshall 75-71-68; Dan Senobe, Ort'vllle 47 18 .382 Deerfield (24-2) vs. Clintonvllle Bera. Jell Younger 78; Ron Vincent 79. Syracuse (B. Jays) .57 56 .504 16 10 .643 3V* 175.884. 32, (90) Hut Strlcklin, Ford, (17-7), 1p.m. Ottawa (Expos) ...... 57 56 .496 17 x-NewYork Rikka Hakkaralnen 73-72-69; Hee-Won WTA Eastern Section Yanin Hills (72) — Jerry Ahren- x-Mlami 11 .593 5 175.874. 33, (92) Stacy Complon. Han 72-73-69; Marina Arruti 71-73-70; ACURA CLASSIC (Minimum of 48 at-bats) Rlpon (18-7) vs. Black River Falls Pawtucket (R. Sox) . 48 65 .425 25 Dodge, 175.833. 34, (97) , (15-22), 4 p.m. holz. Tim Gossens 75; Tim Maxson 76; Rochester (Orioles) . 44 70 .386 29V* Charlotte 14 .500 7VS Ford, 175.816. 35, (5) terry Labonle, Kristal Parker 72-71-71; Mhairl McKay At Carlsbad, Calif. ab h avg Dave Hotlmann, Diane Llndstrom 77; Orlando 17 .370 11 70-72-72; Kelly Robblns 69-72-73. Results through Saturday afternoon Todd Hall, Columbus 54 24 .444 Westby (26-12) vs. Berlin (19-11), Southern Division. Chevrolet, 175.706. 36, (8) Dale Earn- 7 p.m. Dale Mallwich, Ken Wlgdal 78; Tim W L Pet. OB Washington 17 .346 hardt Jr, Chevrolet, 175.654. 37, (2) 216 — JIHee Lee 75-71-69; Gloria Singles — Semifinals: Monica Davy Tomlinson, Poynette 56 24 .428 Roberts, Nick Wiegert 79. Norfolk (Mets) 66 45 .595 — Indiana 19 .321 Rusty Wallace, Ford, provisional. 38, Park 71-73-71; -Ackerman Seles (7), United States, del. Martina Kory Ryan, Poynette 59 24 .406 Monona (36) - Andrew Sleln- Charlotte (W. Sox).. 55 57 .491 11'/S Detroit 19 .296 13 (21) , Ford, provisional. 75-68-72; Patricia Meunier-Lebouc 72- Hingis (1), Switzerland, 6-3,6-4. Nate Grundahl, Mshll 70 26 .400 Auto racing hofer.MaxHosklng39. WESTERN CONFERENCE 70-73; Grace Park 70-71-74; Wendy Doubles - Semifinals: Martina Scott Pohlman, Mrshll 76 30 .394 Durham (D.Rays).. 55 57 .491 11V* 39, (55) Bobby Hamilton, Chevrolet, MADISON University nidge (72) — Mike Richmond (Braves).. 52 60 .464 14VS L Pet OB provisional. 40,, (36) , Doolan 72-68-75; Elisabeth Esterl 69- Hingis, Switzerland, and Anna Kourni- Josh Gauwitz, Monona 59 23 .389 Acker 77. 71-75. kova (1). Russia, del. Jennifer Capriati, Matt McCormlck, Monona. 66 25 .378 INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY Wlestai m Division x-Los Angeles.. 23 3 .885 — Pontiac, provisional' .. 4141, (25"~) Jerry Na- At Oregon The Meadows (72) — Robin Neit- W L Pet. OB Houston 17 10 .630 6V* deau, Chevrolet, provisional. 42, (31) 216 — Cindy Schreyer 73-72-71; United States, and Arantxa Sanchez- MarcBurbach.W'loo. 61 23 .377 zel 75; Gary Yager, Michael Whalen 76: Maria H|orth 72-73-71: Pearl Sinn 74- Vicarlo, Spain, 6-2,5-7,6-3. Trevor Holzheuter, W'loo.. 56 21 .362 Friday's resulti Louisville (Reds) 67 48 .563 — Sacramento 16 11 .593 7V* , Chevrolet, provisional. Chad Normlngton, Mshll ...59 21 .355 late Models Brad Hautk 77; Dave Shaw 79. Columbus (Yanks). 53 58 .477 12 Utah 16 11 .593 7V* 43, (44) Buckshot Jones, Dodge, provi- 70-72; Silvia Cavalleri 71-73-72; Brandle Maple Bluff (71) - Mike Green- Burton 72-71-73: Suzann Pettersen 78- Josh Nehls, Poynette 59 21 .355 Feature — 1, Todd Kluaver. Mar- Indlanaplis (Brwrs). 53 62 .461 14 Phoenix 11 15 .423 12 sional. Southeast Section shall; 2, John Knaus, Rockford, III.; 3, halgh 71; Doug Czemlnskl. BUI Ten- Toledo (Tigers) 51 62 .451 15 Portland 11 17 .393 13 64-74. CITY/AREA SPORTS sfeldt, Slu Manchester 72; Ted Weltzln INTERNATIONAL 217 — Tina Barrett 77-69-71; (Minimum of 48 at-bats) Bobby Weiss, Montello; 4, Dave Feller, Seattle 9 16 .333 14V* an h avg DeForest; 5, Bobby Wilberg, Orfordville; 75; Pam Bormann 76; Rob O'Loujhlin. SOUTHERN LEABUE (AA) Minnesota 18 .308 15 RACE OF CHAMPIONS Diane Barnard 73-73-71; Joanne Morley Warren Dailey, Jack Blasl, John Kroeber At Indianapolis 74-71-72; Yu Ping Lin 72-73-72; Dan- Baseball Steve Stokes, Utlca 56- 24 .428 6, Mark DIMagglo, Oregon; 7, Greg Dl- Second Half x — Clinched playofl spot Eric Burnette, Fort 50 21 .420 Magglo, Oregon; 8, Bob Fox, Moorevllle, 77; Van Sloutt, John Walsh, Lee Kelly Western Division Saturdays' results ielle Ammaccapane 75-68-74; Dlna Am- HOME TALENT LEAGUE 78; Jack Kelly 79. W L Pot. BB 1, (11) Bobby Labonte, NASCAR maccapane 72-71-74; Becky Iverson Chris Trteloff, Utlca 63 28 .412 N.C.; 9, Tommy Pecaro, Edgerton; 10, Saturday's results Cottage Brave 5, Cambria 2 — Ron Vosberg, Stghtn 58 23 .396 Dale Nottestad, Cambridge. Sun Prairie (72) — Jon Bloomer Blrminghm(W.Sox)..23 15 .605 — Winston Cup, 40 laps, 24 points. 2, (6) 71-72-74. Dan Slrause's solo home run In the Jeff Keehn, Stghtn 67 26 .386 70: Jack Brenegan 74; John Martin 79, Tennessee (B. Jays) ...24 16 .600 — Cleveland 58, New York 43 Tony Stewart. NASCAR Winston Cup, M sa BaBn a 7 2 Fast qualifier: Kluever, 17.876 Charlotte 54, Houston 49 ,, ??! ^ , ¥i - c?' J"I ^ eighth inning broke a 2-2 tie and Cottagiei Ed Feldner, McF ....56 20 .357 seconds. Trophy dash: Nottestad. Heat Stoughton (71) - Timm Smith. xHunlsvllle (Brewers). 18 22 .450 6 40,19. 3, (10) Kenny Brack, CART, 40, in Jeff McKenzIe, W'water 51 18 .352 Jim Farrell 72; John O'Connor 76. Mobile (Padres) 16 23 .439 6V* Detroit 70, Portland 65 14.4, (6) Dale Jarrett, NASCAR Winston T^I^KK^We Boo h 72-73-73; SKarine G'°Ve W6nt °" '° dBlBat h -°SaturdaySt Cambr. 'a " winners: 1st, Mike Monroe, Pell Lake; Utah 65,Indiana 54 Cup, 40,12. x-5, (5) Jr., Indy an Easlein Section aame Elvis Hernandez, McF 55 19 .345 2nd, Gerry Gille, Lovas Park, III. • Fleeiant View (72) - Greg West Tenn (Cubs) 16 24 .400 8 Icher 71 -74-73; Annlka Sorenstam 70- strause finished with three RBls lor Mike Butzlne, Jefferson 58 20 .344 Pederson 69; Steve Rels 71; Clark Jen- Eastern Division Seattle at Los Angeles, late Racing League, 40, 10. 6, (7) Ricky 74-74; Marine Monnet. 70-72-76; Helen Midwest Tracks Rudd, NASCAR Winston Cup, 40, 9. 7, the winners. Todd Llndert hit two-run Adam Rlerson, Edge 61 20 .327 Feature — 1, John Gruenberg, nings 72; Jeff Bareness 73; Dan O'Brien W L Pet. CB Today's games Alfredsson 71-69-78. homer In the fifth Inning that brought Brad Knlckmeier, Stghtn ...58 19 .327 74; Andy Shulla. Mike Ring 75; Chuck xJacksnville (Ddgrs) ..27 12 .692 — Phoenix at Orlando, 3 p.m. r(9-) Eddi— /e„ Cheeve= „ ,or > Jr., ,., oInd y- Racinn gc 218 — Laurette Maritz 74-72-73; Cambria back from a 2-0 deficit. Madison; 2, Dave Gruenberg, Madison; Greenville (Braves) 19 18 .513 7 74 71 7 use te Neu 3, Gary Zlegler, Stoughten; 4, Jason Pulvlno, Dan Solle, Dan Lawrence 76; Washington at Miami, 4 p.m. ROCK RIVER LEAGUE Tyler, Stoughton; 5, Billy Gay, Janesville. Tony Larson, Jim Ring 77; Dick Brach- Carolina (Rockies) 18 21 .462 9 Sacramento at Minnesota, 5 p.m. %ffi^?$\%%$$£ SSHf^TB - - * "* " Cottage Brave. 100 010 012 — 5130 Southern Division man, Bruce Bergum, Dennis Hach79. Chattanooga (Reds) ...18 22 .450 9V* more, Indy Racing League, 40,6.10, (1) 220 — Lorle Kane 70-75-75; Kaorl Fast qualifier: John Wood, Sun Jeff Burton, NASCAR Winston Cup, 19, Cambria 000 020 000 — 2 32 W L W L Orlando (Devil Rays)..15 23 .395 11V* Harada 74-70-76; Claire Duffy 73-71-76. Daggett, Herr (6) and Mable, Dag- Clyman 14 1 Neosho 7 8 Prairie, :18761. Heat winners: 1st. B.J. x — Won first half crash, 10. 11, (4) , Indy 221— Carln Koch 73-72-76; Jenny gen (6); Busse and Nehring. W — Dag- Dahlke, Sun Prairie; 2nd, Charlie Cottarn, FOOTBALL Racing League, 19,crash, 4. Laurel Tvrn... 12 3 Ashlppun 5 6 Janesville. OUTDOORS x — Subbing lor Injured IRL driver Lidback 72-73-76. gett. L — Busse. Helenvllle 9 5 Johnson Crk. 310 CALIFORNIA LEABUE (A) 222 — Joanne Mills 75-70-77; Leading hitters — Kroetz (CG) Limited Late Models Second Half Scott Goodyear. Watertown... 9 6Speedway 312 Future — 1, Kurt Clapper, Dane; Professional Race Statistics Kirsty Taylor 72-73-77; Sophie Gustaf- 3x4, McCoy (CG) 2x4, Strause (CG) 3x5. Shoe Box 6 6 Juneau 112 Fishing North Division son 74-70-78. HR — Strause. Llndert (C). 2B — Northern Division 2, Chrispln Kenney, Sun Prairie; 3, Chris W I Pet. BB NFL PRESEASON Average speed: 155.239 mph. Purdy, Milton. 4-Ukes Bessmasters Open Time ol race: 38 minutes, 39 sec- 223 — Dorothy Delasln 71-69-83. Strause, Mabie(CG). Miller (CG). W L W L xSan Jose (Giants) 24 19 .556 - Friday's results 226 — Judith Van Hagen 75-70- Rubicon 12 2 Brownsville... 7 6 Fast qualifier: Kenny, :18.926. July 28: 1, Russ Cable and Larry Mudville (Reds) 22 18 .550 V* Pittsburgh 17, Atlanta 16 onds. Heet winners: 1st, Clapper; 2nd. Dave Hlldebrandl, seven llsh for 24.48 Modesto (Athletics)....21 21 .500 2V* Margin ol victory: 0.324 seconds 81. Maiomanle 4, Cazenovla 0 — Pardeeville... 11 3 Hartford 6 7 Saturday's results Josh Schoenemann's solo homer In the Oakfield 9 4 Kewaskum.... 410 Lawrence, Baraboo. pounds; 2, Dave Hoflmaster and Bob Vlsalia (Athletics) 18 23 .439 5 (about 6 car-lengths). Sportsman Newton, 7-23.78; 3, Tom Welch and Bakersfleld(D.Raysj.17 24 .415 6 Chicago 16, Cincinnati 13, OT Lead changes: 3 among 3 drivers. PDA SENIORS fifth Inning — only the team's second Sllnger 6 7Waupun 312 Oakland 21, Dallas 14 At Jericho, NY home run of the season — broke open a Hustistord.... 7 6Horicon 112 Feature — 1, Kevin Brescia. Bara- Chris Welch,?- 22.26; 4, John Baubs and South Division Up leaders: Burton 1-19; Labonte boo; 2, Hosh Halland, Rockford. III.; 3, Doug Jamrock, 7-19.92: 5, Eric W L Pet. GB Monday's game 20-25; Stewart 26-33; Labonte 34-40. Saturday's second-round results scoreless game and Aric Amble pitched 130 — Jay Sigel 66-64. a shutout as host Mazomanle defeated Today's games Mike Cusick. Edgerton. Pederson and Harvey Nelson,7-18.1. SnBernrdno(Mrnrs).25 16 .610 — Miami vs. St. Louis at Canton, Bonus points for lap leaden: On Lake Waubasi. xLkeElsme (Padres) ..24 16 .600 V* Ohio, 7 p.m. Burton 5; Labonte 3; Stewart 2. 133 — John Jacobs 67-66. Cazenovia In a Northern Section game. SOUTHERN DIVISION Fast qualifier: Holland, :20.306.

5, Dltlman, HP, :22.58; 6, Schwartz, SH, 23.11; 7, Tim- 2:19.61: 5, Hill Farm, 2:19.71; 6, Cherokee, 2:21.63; 7, dults, HP, :23.14; 3, Frey, Mo, :23.18; 4, Juno, R, SO butterfly — 1, Jefferson, Si, :32.88; 2, Mullee. was my goal." mlns, Se, :23.41; 8, Curran, WS, :23.97. Seminole, 2:23.94; 8, Parkcrest, 2:24.65. :23.30; 5, Hllgendorf, Ml, :23.59; 6, Barczl, SH, :24.94; R, :33.62; 3, Welton, WS, :35.12; 4, Johnson, P, :37.62; 100 Individual medley — 1, VanHout, MB, 100 freestyle — 1, Sorber, HP. 1:03.54; 2, 7, Bernhardt, N, :25.32; 8, Asnlen, WS, :25.93. 5, Booske, P, :39.65; 6, Paul, R, :39.72; 7. Radloll, R, Ridgewood Neish said he was still tired 1:36.75; 2. Martin, C, 1:41.01; 3, Stone, P, 1:43.49; 4, McKelth, HF. 1:04.28; 3, Schmelzer, WS, 1:04.38; 4, 100 freestyle relay — 1, Monona (Zimmerman, :41.35;8,Keleny. R,:42.91. from winning the 15-18 200 in- Vaughan, SH, 1:47.45; 5, Johnson, P, 1:47.62; 6, Schwager, Ml. 1:05.70; 5, Schlageter, Se, 1:06.06; 6, Becker. Frey. Llckel). 1:15.32; 2, Mlddleton, 1:18.81; 3, 200 Ireestyle relay — 1, Rldgiwood (Hitching, Continued from Page D1 Smith, R, 1:50.09; 7. Schwartz, SH, 1:50.99; 8, Tim- Kramer, SH, 1:07.30; 7, Knoche, HF, 1:07.65; 8. High Point, 1:21.09; 4, Ridgewood, 1:22.12; 5, West Noltemeyer, Glrdley, Mullee), 2:0376; 2, Stmlnole. dividual medley. mlns, Se, 1:51.12. Bruskewitz, P, 1:08.37. Side, 1:23.60; 6, Shorewood Hills, 1:25.00; 7, Seml- 2:03.92; 3, Parkcrest, 2:11.58: 4, Ridgewood, 2:17.50; "I was sitting down (before 9-10 100 backstroke — 1, Schramka, P, 1:06.25; 2, nole, 1:26.50; 8, Hill Farm, 1:29.14. 5, Shorewood Hills, 2:17.69; 6, Seminole, 2:19.57; 7. Parkcrest. "We do have a lot of 200 medley relay - 1, Parkcrest (Ward, Walker, Holl, Ml, 1:09.27; 3, Davis, SH, 1:12.42; 4. Sorber, HP. 25 breaststroka — 1, Snapper, Se, :23.62; 2. Hu- Parkcresl, 2:20.42; 8, Shorewood Hills, 2:25.14. the breaststroke) and my knees Schramka, Lake), 2:42.06; 2, Cherokee, 2:45.46; 3, 1:14.22; 5, Perry, P, 1:15.09; 6, Schwager, Ml, 1:15.17; lick, R, :23.76; 3, Anderson, HF, :24.97; 4, Wilke- 13-14 good swimmers. As coaches, West Side, 2:46.12; 4, Semlnole, 2:49.58: 5. Ridge- 7, Koehler, C, 1:16.36; 8, Schwel, Se, 1:22.96. Nadler, HP, :25.86; 5, Wendorf, SH, :25.95; 6, Sekelsky, 200 medley relay — 1, Stminole (Bush, Do- were shaking," said Neish, who wood, 2:51.12; 6, Semlnole, 2:52.63; 7, Mlddleton, 100 Individual medley — 1, Hubbard, P, 1:11.10; N, :25.97; 7, Krueger, WS, :26.40; 8, Antonuk, P, linsky, Grinde, Fischer), 2:07.90; 2, Mill Farm, 2:09.86: we like to see all the swimmers :26.60. 3, West Side, 2:09.79; 4, Shorewood Hills. 2:10.83; 5, earlier in the week won the 2:57.86:8, Monona, 2:59.01. 2, Hoff, Ml, 1:11.22; 3, Kammel, R, 1:12.03; 4, Meyer, Parkcresl, 2:12.55; 6, Ridgewood, 2:19.79; 7, Monona. improve." 60 freestyle — 1, Schramka, P, :30.95; 2, Mundt, HP, 1:14.65; 5, Noltemeyer, R, 1:15.53: 6, Schmelzer, 26 butterfly — 1, Fraxer, MB, :19.64; 2, Llckel, 15-18 boys competition at the WS, 1:16.90; 7, Koehler, C, 1:17.70; 8, Jarzemsky, Ml, Mo,< :20.93; 3, Alderson, WS. :24.35; 4, Hutzler, Ml, 2:21.23; 8, Mlddleton, 2:21.78. • ,.*. WS, :33.13; 3, Ryan, C, :34.10; 4, Ireland, Se, :36.37; 5, :24.71; 5, Lotzer, Se, :24.86; 6, Anderson, P, :25.02; 7, 100 freestyle - 1. Vergeront, HF. -.57.68; 2; Ridgewood won four relay All-City Diving Meet at Na- Doyle, N, :36.42; 6, Horning, :36.74; 7, Denk, R, :36.64; 1:18.46. Boyle, Mi, 1:01.36; 3, Hudson, WS, 1:03.06:4, Grinde;' 8, Meltzen, HP, :38.34. 100 breaststroke — 1, Hubbard, P. 1:19.93; 2, Walsh-Felz, HP, :25.21; 8, Schmidt, P, :25.65. events. Matt Grunwald led Davis, SH, 1:22.42; 3, Llppitt, HF. 1:22.75; 4, Nolte- 100 Individual medley — 1, Fraser. M6, 1:39.40; Se. 1:03.11; 5, Tham, Ml. 1:05.00; 6, Rueril, MB. koma Country Club. 60 backstroke — 1, Martin, C, :39.20; 2, Ryan, C, 2, Llckel, Mo, 1:46.35; 3, Zimmerman, Mo, 1:54.58; 4, 1:05.44; 7, Dollnsky, Se, 1:05.77; 8, Melcher, WS.° Ridgewood's individuals, Seminole's Alison Grinde, a :40.80; 3, Spencer. WS. :41.53; 4, Sromek, WS, :41.99; meyer. R, 1:23.55; 5, Knaebe, HF, 1:24.67; 6, Schla- Schwartz, SH, 1:56.46; 5, Jung, R, 1:57.11; 6, Cham- winning the boys 15-18 100- 5, Lake, P, :42.37; 6, King, R, :43.99; 7, Chamberlain, geletert , Se, 1:25.86; 7, Meyer, HP, 1:26.53; 6, Hinners, berlain, WS, 1:57.56; 7, Lotzer, Se, 2:05.84; 8, Schutte, °1I» backstroke - 1. Fousl, SH. 1:05.60; 2. two-event winner, established WS,:44.71;8,Powell,HP,:45.24. Ml-.1:27.62, . Ml.dq. Vergeront, HF. 1:09.09:3, Hudson, WS. 1:11.40; 4. ' meter butterfly and sharing 100 Individual medley — 1. Schramka, P, SO butterfly — 1, Schramka, P, :30.68; 2, Kam- Bush. Si, 1:11.67; 5, Bowen, Mo, 1:12.30; 6. a new meet record by winning mel, R, :31.72; 3, McKeith, HF, :32.25; 4, Gage, R. 8-10 1:16.01; 2, Mundt, WS, 1:23.63; 3. Martin. C, 1:25.46; 200 medley relay — 1. Ridgewood (Mullet, McGlvern-Smlth. P; 1:18.15; 7, Schultz. P. 1:19.40; ff' first place with Parkcrest's the girls 11-12 50 butterfly in 4, Martin, Mo, 1:27.76; 5, Sromek, WS, 1:28.80; 6, Ire- :33.52; 5, Lenzer, C, :33.94; 6, Marion. P, :34.69; 7, Ritchie, Drives, Bennwkz), 2:46.20; 2, Cherokee, Tham, Ml, 1:19.49. Peter Brown in the boys 15-18 land, Se, 1:33.46; 7, Leln, Se, 1:34.21; 6, Geler, HF, Homburg, mo, :34.78; 8. Calderon, C, :35.42. 2:48.74; 3, Mlddleion, 2:52.51; 4, High Point, 2:52.54; 100 Individual medley — 1, Fischer, Se, 1:07.43: 30.23. Parkcrest's Terri 1:36.36. 200 freestyle reley — 1, Parkcrest (Abbs, 5, West Side, 2:53.27; 6, Shorewootf Hills, 2:54.97; 7, 2, Boyle, Ml, 1:10.98; 3, Asnien, WS, 1:11.64; 4, Le- 100 freestyle. Other winners for Schramka, another double 80 breaststroke — 1, Smith, R, :44.45; 2, Horn- Bruskewitz, Hubbard, Schramka), 1:56.18; 2, Middle- Semlnole, 2:58.97; 8, Hill Farm, 3:00.94. nock, HF, 1:13.93; 5, Bush, Se, 1:14.98: 6, Rtynolds. Ridgewood were Gollin Hulick ung, C, :45.13; 3, Janemsky, Ml, :45.81: 4, Geler, HF, ton, 2:00.30; 3, Shorewood Hills, 2:02.56; 4, Cherokee, 50 freestyle — 1, Niesen, Mi, :32.13; 2, Welton, Sh. 1:15.59:7, White, C, 1:16.46; 8, Smith. R, 1:16.56. winner who will be a sopho- :4612; 5, Veneman, Se. :46.16; 6, Baltes. Se, :46.67; 7, 2:03.36; 5, Ridgewood, 2:03.41; 6, Ridgewood, WS, :33.06; 3, Klnney. C. :35.53; 4, Toomey. Se, 100 breastxtroke — 1. Fischer, Se. 1:17.08; 2. (boys 8-and-under 25 Walker, :46.74; 8, Zalewskl, Se, :46.98 2:03.76; 7, Hill Farm, 2:03.90; 6, Semlnole, 2:03.92. :35.62; 5, Danllov, Mi, :35.67; 6, Hllgendorf, Ml, :35.78; Croxson, P, 1:20.04; 3, Morgan, WS, 1:23.76; 4, Do- more at Edgewood, claimed 60 butterfly — 1, Martin, Mo, :36.71; 2, Smith, R, 16-18 7, Ritchie, R, :36.72; 8, Bennwltz, R, :37.15. llnsky, Se, 1:23.79; 5, Zachman-Brockmeyer, HF. freestyle), Nicole Drives (girls the girls 13-14 100 backstroke :37.92; 3, Hartung, HP, :41.23; 4, Endres. P. :42.58; 5, 200 medley relay - 1, Ridgewood (Gant, Mar- 60 backstroke — 1, Niesen, Ml, :38.90; 2. Mis- 1:24.35; 6, tie, Smith. R. 1:26.58, and White, C, 11-12 50 backstroke), Kayla Lake, P, :42.89; 6, Denk, R, :43.26; 7, Leln, Se, :43.43; shall, Fergusson, Skille), 2:07.01:2, Seminole, 2:06.47; ener, Se, :41.87; 3, Schwelllnger, WS, :43.91: 4. Ga- 1:26.58:8, Snapper.Se, 1:27.41. in a meet record time of 8,Hegge,Se,:45.57. 3, Ridgewood, 2:10.99; 4, Monona, 2:12.55; 5, Middle- bourle, Se, :44.24; 5, Galle, R, :44.53; 6, Hilgendorf, Ml, 50 butterfly -1, Foust, SH, :29.09; 2, Asnlen. Smith (girls 9-10 50 breast- 1:06.25. 280 freestyle relay — 1, Cherokee (Martin, ton, 2:13.88; 6, High Point, 2:15.01; 7, Shorewood :44.57; 7, Mullee, R, :44.67: 6, Mathews, HF, M5.49. WS, :31.25; 3. Grinde, Se, :3U6; 4, Reynolds. SH. Ryan, Hornung, Ryan), 2:25.09; 2, Parkcrest, 2:27.20; Hills, 2:15.98; 8, Ridgewood, 2:16.06. 100 Individual medley - 1, Kuecker. HP, :31.86; 5, Croxson, P, :32.05; 6, Bowen, Mo, :32.17; 7, stroke) and Katherine Marshall High Point earned the Pete 3, Semlnole, 2:28.95; 4, Ridgewood, 2:29.06; 5, West 100 freestyle - 1. Barbera, HP, 1:01.40; 2, 1:21.54; 2, Manuelll, SH, 1:24.46; 3, Drives, R, :31.96; Lenock, HF. :32.51; 6, Llndholm, HF, :33.23. (girls 15-18 100 breaststroke). Side, 2:30.26: 6, Mlddleton, 2:35.95; 7, High Point, Skille, R, 1:01.61; 3, Knoche, HF, 1:02.04; 4, Marshall, 4. Schardt, Se, 1:36.22; 5, Kondrasuk, Mo, 1:37.02; 6, 200 Irattstyli relay — 1, Seminole (Bush. Christiansen efficiency trophy 2:37.39; 8, Monona, 2:40.18. R, 1:02.26; 5, Fargen, Mo, 1:03.77; 6, Stlrn, R. 1:04.54; Klnney, C, 1:37.30; 7, Mlsener, Se, 1:37.91; 6, Otis, C, Grinde, Dollnsky. Richer). 1:52.33; 2. Hill Farm, "We just wanted to come out by scoring the most points per 1M2 7, Dumphy, SH, 1:04.67:8, Dlaney, Mo, 1:04.88. 1:40.01. 1:52.58; 3, Shorewood Hills. 1:56.46; 4. West Side. 200 medley relay — 1, Monona (Bowen, Llckel, 100 backstroke - 1, Gazvoda, HP, 1:06.39; 2, 60 breaststroke — 1, Kuecker, HP, :43.10; 2, 1:56.99;6,Parkcresl,1:57.60:6,Mlddleton,2:01.35: 7. and do our best," said Mar- swimmer (11.9). Taylor, Stroess), 2:16.05; 2, Semlnole, 2:18.00; 3, Llebmann, Mo, 1:09.34; 3, Mowbray, R, 1:11.05; 4, Kondrasuk, Mo, :44.30; 3, Hoernlng, HF, :46.11: 4, Ridgewood, 2:05.07; t, Monona, 2:09.51. shall, 17, who will be a senior Ridgewood, 2:21.91: 4, High Point, 2:24.01; 5. Hill Koenlg, Se, 1:11.22:6, Gant, R. 1:11.45; 6, Muldowny, Ritchie. R, :47.72; 5. Bridges, Se, :48.00: 6, Paschke, 1B-18 ALL-CITY SWIM MEET Farm, 2:26.44: 6, Monona, 2:27.98; 7, Mlddleion, HF, 1:14.54; 7, Skille, R, 1:14.85; 8, Retelle, R, 1:14.98. HP, :48.22; 7, Otis, C. :48.82; 8, Delgnan, HP, :49.46. 200 medley nlay — 1, Mlddleton (Welton. at Madison Memorial High Team scores: Ridgewood 2119, Semlnole 1488, 2:28.02; 8, Maple Bluff, 2:29.36. 200 Individual medley — 1, Klanderman, Se, 60 butterfly — 1, Manuelll, SH. :35.95; 2, Welton, Neish, Holf, Deviit), 1:52.13; 2, Parkcrest, 1:55.78; 3. School. "We were interested in Mlddleton 1457, Parkcrest 1444V4, Shorewood Hills 50 freestyle — 1. Veerman, HP, :29.86; 2, Lund, 2:29.11; 2, Llebmann, Mo, 2:31.35; 3, Stlrn, R, 2:33.88; WS, :42.38; 3, Drives, R, :42.55; 6, Miner, C, :43.07; 5, Ridgewood, 1:55.92; 4, Middleton, 1:56.61; 5, Shore- 1079, Monona 1049, Hill Farm 998, High Point 899, P, :29.94; 3, Stroess, Mo, :30.66; 4, Bowen, Mo, 4, Plesha, HP. 2:35.55; 5, Knoche, HF, 2:35.91; 6, Bennwltz, R, -.44.53; 6. Toomey, Se, :45.20; 7, Bauch, wood, 1:59.03; 6, Monona. 1:59.55; 7, Parkcrest. improving times and having Cherokee 759V*, West Side 729, Maple Bluff 304, Na- :30.83; 5, Kyweluk, HF, :31.44; 6, Hayes, R, :31.81; 7, Schlatter, Ml, 2:36.62; 7, Brown, P, 2:40.95; 8, Starling, Sh, :47.30; 8, Kubek, Ml, :48.73. 2:03.97; 8. Mlddleton, 2:05.59. anderson, HF, :31.82; 8, Walden, HF, :32.14. HF, 2:41.75. 200 freestyle relay — 1, Mlddleton (Hllgendorf, 100 frentyle -1, tie. Grunwald, R. :55.52, and fun. How it turned out, is how 50 backstroke — 1, Drives, R, :33.36; 2, Mis- 100 breaststroke - 1, Marshall, R, 1:14.13; 2, Schutte, Danllov, Niesen), 2:25.909: 2, Ridgewood, Brown, P, :55.52; 3, Welton. Ml, :S6.56: 4, Mullee. R. it turned out. Everyone in the 6-Under oner, Se, :34.68; 3, Lund, P, :35.03; 4, Perlkln. SH, Dill, Se, 1:17.73; 3, Schlatter, Ml, 1:19.59; 4, Dumphy, 2:30.49; 3, Semlnole, 2:30.62; 4. Cherokee, 2:31 .36; 5, :56.74; 5, Welton, Ml, :57.75; 6, Devltt. Ml, :66.33; 7. 100 medley relay — T, Ridgewood (Zlngg, :35.11: 5, Schlelsman, Ml, :35.25; 6, Bowen, Mo, Sh, 1:20.52; 5, Glaze, R, 1:20.91; 6, Plesha, HP, West Side, 2:31.43; 6, High Point, 2:38.47; 7, Shore- Johnson, Ml, 1:00.55; t, Davis, C, 1:01.19. city has really talented swim- Smith, Beckerleg, Thole), 1:30.32; 2. Parkcrest. :35.60; 7, Rltt, Se, :37.54; 8, Wu, HF, :37.81. 1:22.46; 7, Peterson, Ml, 1:22.99: 8, SUrljng, HF, wood, 2:38.52; 8, Ridgewood, 2:39.80. 100 baokstrekl - 1. Slevert, SH, 1:01.74; 2. mers. It's always a challenge. 1:30.76; 3, Cherokee, 1:31.48; 4, Maple Bluff, 1:31.70; 100 Individual medley — 1, Grinde, Se, 1:11.63; 1:23,71. . ' • Welton, Ml, 1:03.76; 3, Otis. P, 1:04,96: 4, Anderson. 5 Hill Farm, 1:32.93; 6, Mlddleton, 1:34.00; 7, High 2. Soderholm, MB, 1:15.30; 3, Stroess, Mo, 1:17.75; 4, 100 butterfly — 1, Gazvoda, HP, 1:07.60:2. Mul- 200 medley relav - 1 . Semlnole (Blatter, Gilbert, HF. 1:05,38; 5. Kammel, R. 1:05.62; 6. Mullee. R. Everyone gives it their all." Point. 1:34.03; 8. Shorewood Hills, 1:34.13. Llckel. Mo, 1:18.61; 5, Hartung, HP, 1:16.66; 6, Mis- downy, HF, 1:08.08: 3. Klanderman, Se, 1:08.45; 4, Jefferson, Bush). 2:16.84; 2. Ridgewood, 2:21.03; 3, 1:07.03;7, Oykstra, P, 1:06.92; 8, Kelley. Mo, 1:09.74. 28 freestyle - 1, Ntambi, HF, :17.22; 2, John- ener, Se, 1:20.69; 7, Panaretos, R, 1:22.09:8, Thole, R, Dlgnev. Mo. 1:09.97:5, Frye, R, 1:10.54; 6, Koenlg, Se, Parkcrest, 2:26.41; 4, Rldoewood, 231.65; 5. Park- 200 Individual rnedliy -1, Neish. Ml, 2:16.01; Middleton's Marcus Neish son, P, :18.26; 3, Grumke, Mo, :18.87; 4, Delaney, Mi, 1:24.32. 1:11.04; 7, Fergusson. R, 1:11.52; 8; Gage, R, 1:12.19. crest, 2:40.72; 6, Ridgewood, 2:42.42; 7, Shorewood 2, Kammil, R, 2:18.89; 3, Gausewllz. Mo, 2:20.65; 4.. provided one of Saturday's :18.70; 5, Otterson, R, :18.74; 6, Gardner, P, :18.67; 7, • 60 breaststroke — 1, Taylor, Mo, :38.58; 2, 200 freestyle relay — 1, Monona (Llebmann, Hills, 2:43.42; 8, Mlddleton, 2:44.03. Anderson, HF.-2:22.62; 5, Hotf, Ml,2:22.97 6,Abbs. P., Richards, :18.92; 8, Heller, Ml, :18.96. Llckel, Mo, :38.82; 3, Kucher, Mo, :39.43; 4, Anderson, Dlaney, Fargen. Taylor). 1:55.58; 2, Ridgewood, 50 freestyle - 1, Jefferson, Se. :29.35; 2. Kltch- 2:27.74; 7, Hellenbrand, Ml. 2:30.01; 8, Maiur, Ml, highlights by shattering a 14- 21 backstroke, -1. Martin, 0, 21.37: 2. Beld, R, HF, :39,79; 6, Strub, R, :40.09; 6, Walden, HF, :40.29; 1:66.34; 3, Seminole, 1:57.25; 4, High Point, 1:58.19; Ing, R, :31.06; 3, Walker, P. :31.29; 4, Slrdley, R, year-old meet record in the :22.76; 3. Zlngg, R, :23.49; 4, Couser, Ml, :23.53; 5, 7, Schlelsman, Ml, :42.00; 6, Hall, Se, :42.21. 5, Parkcrest, 1:59.34; 6, Ridgewood, 2:01.47; 7, Mld- :31 .64; 5, Noltemeyer, R, :32.06; 6, Cooper, SH, :32.93; '100 bwactslnke — 1, Neish, Ml, i:06.25f 2,' Klnderman, HP, :23.65;.6, Beckerleg, R, :23.78; 7, 10 butterfly — 1, Grinde, Se, :30.23:2, Drives, R, dleton, 2:01.5Q; 6, Hill Farm. 2:02.01. 7, Shere. R, :32.96; 8, Bush, Se, :33.42. Dettmann.P, 1:10.44; 3, Hellenbrand, Ml. 1:11.60; 4. < boys 15-18 100 breaststroke. Bridget. Se, :24.41; 8, Richards, N, :26.86. :32.00; 3, Hartung, HP, :33.10; 4, Soderholm. MB, BOYS M backstroke - 1 .Blatter, Se, :33,90o; Z, Mill- Mazur, Ml. 1:11.63; 5, Deturonn, P. 1:13.51; 6,. 100 freestyle relay — 1, Parkcrest (Johnson, :33.91; 5, Taylor, Mo, :34.11; 6. Perlkln, SH, :34.65; 7, B-Under lee, R, :34.69; 3,'Glrdley, R, :36.36; 4, Stone, P, :37.59; McCanna, SH. 1:14.48:7, Gautewltz, Mo, 1:14.57; 8, His time of 1 minute, 8.25 sec- Gardner, Dosch, Stone), 1:16.43: 2, Ridgewood, Kyweluk, HF, :36.56; 6, Beckwlth, Ml, :36.62. 100 medley relay — 1, Monpna (Frey, Becker, 5, Molt, Ml, :39.09; 6, Bush, Se, :39.40; 7, Keleny, R, Johnson, SH, 1:16.24, onds broke Bill Ragatz's 1987 1:17.81; 3, Cherokee, 1:19.06; 4, Hill Farm, 1:T9.10; 5, 200 freestyle relay — 1. Monona (Bowen, Tay- Lickel, Zimmerman). 1:30.62; 2, High Point, 1:31.34; 3, 100 butterfly -1, Grunwald, R, 1:00.08; 2, Sle- Mlddleton, 1:21.27; 6, Shorewood Hills, 1:21.39; 7, lor, Llckel, Stroess), 2:03.69; 2, Semlnole, 2:04.00; 3, Ridgewood, 1:32.14; 4, Shorewood Hills, 1:36.01; 6. vert. SH, 1:00.71; 3, Hotf, Ml, 1:03.02; 4, Mullee. R, record of 1:08.34. Ridgewood, 1 :22.89; 8, Maple Bluff. 1 :22.91 . Ridgewood, 2:08.66; 4, Hill Farm, 2:08.69; 5, Parkcrest, Semlnole, 1:36.16; 6, Mlddleton, 1:36.23; 7, West Side, 2, Blatter, Se, 1:17.96; 3, Gaston, R. 1:18.92:4. Welton, 1:04.14; 6, Albert, P. 1:05.50; 6, Olson, WS, 1:05,70; 7, 26 backstroke - 1, VanHout, MB, :24.83; 2, 2:1 f.99; 6, Shorewood Hills, 2:12.14; 7, Maple Bluff, 1:36.72; 8, Hill Farm, 1:43.30. WS, 1:20.54; 6, Stone, P, 1:21.84; 6, Glaze, R, 1:22.68; Devltt, Ml, 1:06.12; i Welton. Ml, 1:06.56. "I was really happy," said Smith, R, :24.94; 3, Thole, :25.01; 4, Vaughan, SH, 2:12.30; 8, Mlddleton, 2:13.82. 21 freestyle — 1, Hulick. R, :17.57; 2, Bernhardt, 7, Noltemeyer, R. 1:24.01: 8, Johnson. P, 1:29.39. nlm- — 1, Mlddleton (Welton. .Neish, 17, who will be a senior :25.17; 5. Douglas, MB, :25.39; 6, Rather, HP, :26.35; N, :17.93; 3, Chamberlain, WS. :18.09; 4, Hllgendorf, 50 briaststreke - 1, Walker. P. :37.12: 2, Gil- i HVPiVit, MVllllfi IV«) I, >aW 111.90| 41 ( ( »inwiV0l; 2<, ParkcrestI'lW , 1:43.32 Ml, :18.14; 5, Stone, HP, :18.7|B, Schutte, Ml, :19.10; bert, Se, :39.15; 3, Gaston, R, :«f.44; 4, Glaze, R, 3. Ridgewood. 1:43.80; 4*Monon», 1:44.80; 6, MK 7, NelsdBWS, :27.23; 8, Gors, HF, :27.85. 200 imdleylfliy — 1, Parkcrest (Perry, Hub- ton. 1:44.84; 6. Shonwoid Hills, 1:47.07; 7,Parkci It Middleton High School. "I wmirt\1- i, Stone, P, :18.91: 2, Ntambi, HF, bard, Marlon, aUramka). 2:12.23; 2, Mlddleton, 7, Frey, Mo, :19.11; 8, AddambTrfP, :19.42. :42.15; 6, Kelly, SH. :43.70: 6, ZlmiSnnan, Ml, :44.09; thought it could happen. That :19.44; 3, Derr, C, :21.44; 4, Balllsberger, Mo, :21.66; 2:17.39; 3, Ridgewood, 2:19.59; 4, Shorewood Hills, 25 backstroke - 1, Stone, HP, :23.09; 2, Te-7, Kltchlno, R, :44.25; 8, Scnramka, P, :44.95. 1:47.70; 8, Parkcwl, 1:48.66.