I Morning Briefing starts today/20 1D Sports editor: I Getting ready for the GMO/2D »Wisconsin State Journal William K. Brophy, 252-6170 SPORTS I Reds overpower the Muskies/3D Tuesday, July 26,1988 Yankees first after victory over Brewers
NEW YORK (AP) - When New York Yankee first baseman Don Mat- 'When we hold (the tingly is hot, it doesn't matter who is pitching to him. Yankees) to three, we Mattingly showed Monday night kind of like our that he is swinging the bat pretty well. chances.' He ate up a Teddy Higuera fast- Tom Trebelhorn ball for a two-run home run in the seventh inning to give New York a 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers when Joey Meyer hit his sixth home and move the Yankees back into sole run with Greg Brock aboard in the possession of first place in the Amer- second. ican League East Division. Candelaria's complete game was "If I'm going bad he eats me up," his sixth, accounting for more than Mattingly said of the Brewer half of the Yankees' 11 this season. He Associated Press left-hander. "If I'm swinging real allowed a single by Paul Molitor in good, I've got a good chance against the sixth and a double by Jeffrey At least 3,000 fans paid $100 each to see the Chicago Cubs work out and take batting practice under the six banks of lights at Wrigley Field. him." Leonard in the ninth. Milwaukee manager Tom Trebel- "Tonight was an important win. horn rould rather have walked Mat- We came from behind and we didn't tingly than give him a decent pitch to have to go to out to the pen like we've hit. The lights at Wrigley are a hit had to," Yankee manager Lou Pinella "We just wanted to keep the ball said. away from Mattingly, if we lost him, The Yankees took a 1-0 lead in the State Journal wire services "I was told by my players that there is a we lost him," Trebelhorn said. "We first when Rickey Henderson walked, particular problem in the left-field corner," just didn't do that. Teddy got a pitch CHICAGO — The lights went on Monday 'After it got dark, it was OK. stole second on a failed pickoff play, night in Wrigley Field in a burst of cheers, as manager Don Zimmer said. "Apparently the inside, and he hit it out. continued to third on a throwing error We can play here.' lights cover the left-field fence and not that "When we hold them to three, we the Chicago Cubs gave their fans a preview of by first baseman Greg Brock and the first night baseball game in the 74-year-old NL umpire-ln-chief Ed Vargo part of the outfield where players have to go al- kind of like our chances." scored on Mattingly's single. most out of sight." New York led the division for 48 ballpark. Brock walked with one out in the Six towering banks of floodlights set the Jimmy Piersall, the Cubs' outfield instruc- days before slipping into second June second and Meyer sent a 1-1 pitch to "It's a marvelous change," said former Cub 19, but now lead the Detroit Tigers by stage for the historic event Aug. 8 as the Cubs tor, agreed. "They might want to give us more left to put Milwaukee ahead. made their first batting practice under the star Ernie Banks, who laughed and added: light down the left- and right-field lines, but a half game and the Boston Red Sox, "Let's play three! A daytime double-header winners of 12 in a row, by 1^. Detroit lights a festive affair, beginning with an auto- that's a problem in just about every ballpark." MILWAUKEE NEW YORK and a night game." Third baseman Vance Law said' he had was idle Monday. ab r h bl ab r h bl graph session on the field at 6 p.m. Molitor 3b 4010 R. Henderson If 3120 The field gradually cleared about half an Players saved their reaction until after a trouble seeing the ball. The defeat was the third in a row Gantner 2b 4000 Matllngly Ib 4133 Leonard If 4010 Wlnfleld rf 4010 hour before sunset, and the crowd of about home-run contest and the team workout that "When I was shagging flies down the left- for the fourth-place Brewers and Younl cl 4000 J. Clark dh 4000 followed. dropped them 6% games behind the Brock Ib 3100 G. Ward cf 4000 3,000 fans rose to join in the National Anthem field line, I definitely had problems," Law said. Sveum ss 3000 Randolph 2b 3000 "I saw it real well," said the Cubs' Andre Yankees. Meyer dh 3112 Slaught c 2000 as the lights were turned on at 7:45 p.m., illumi- "I only saw half the ball." Surholf c 3000 Aguoyo 3b 3110 Dawson, who had the distinction of hitting the "It's nice to be on top," said Mat- Hamilton rl 3000 Santana a 2000 nating the aging ballpark for the first time in Among those watching were National Totals Jl ] 1 1Totals J» 3 7 3 first nighttime home run, a blast to the bleach- tingly, whose 10th home run scored its history. ABC-TV, which was showing two League president Bart Giamatti and Ed Vargo, Milwaukee 020 000 000 — 1 Monday night games, cut away from their tele- ers in left-center during the contest. Luis Aguayo, who opened the seventh New York 100 000 20x —3 the league's umpire-in-chief. Game-winning RBI — Mattingly (8). casts to show portions of the Wrigley fanfare. "It seemed a little dark in the outfield," said with a single. E — Brock, Aguayo. LOB — Milwaukee 3, New Dawson, who admitted he preferred day base- "It was a little hard to see at first because Mattingly's home run was also his York 6. 28 — Wlnfleld, Mottlngly, Leonard. HR — A series of 20 switches were thrown. The Meyer (6), Maltlngly (10). SB — R. Henderson (53). S lights grew brighter as the crowd sang. They ball. "But maybe when it gets a little darker, it of the time of day. They need to make some ad- first this season off a left-handed — Santana. ended the anthem in a burst of applause as all will be different in the field." justments," Vargo told Giamatti. "There was pitcher. IP H R ER BB SO Milwaukee six towering banks of floodlights glowed in left Some of his teammates had trouble seeing some glare at third base, but after it got dark, John Candelaria (11-6) pitched a Higuera L (7-6) 8 73339 it was OK. We can play here." New York field and right field. the ball. three-hitter, walking one and striking Candelaria W (11-4) 9 3221 out six, although his lone walk scored T — 2:25. Alt. — 26,084. To prevent injuries, Infante bans fights
to hear, Infante told his team that any ting is shoulder pads, helmets and games for the Packers. ment through the team saying he was AP, State Journal staff player who is injured in a fight would facemasks. It just doesn't make any Brown was reportedly paid confident things would be resolved. GREEN BAY - National Football be fined the maximum allowed by the sense. $155,000 last season. Details of his new • Under the lights: The Packers League training camps traditionally league. "I understand the aggressiveness contract were not revealed. will have a rare evening practice at include pushing and shoving matches Injury prevention has been em- of it, but if we lose a guy.... Ed West "I'm pretty satisfied. I think it's a Lambeau Field at 7:15 p.m. Wednes- when players' tempers overheat. phasized throughout camp. Infante was in the thing. If we lose him be- pretty fair deal," Brown said. "I day. They will have another night They're almost obligatory. has done away with the famed nut- cause he breaks a knuckle or a finger thought I had a good year last year. I workout a week later. Both will be Coaches have been known to allow cracker (one-on-one) drill and he or something, as thin as we are at this really wasn't paying that much atten- open to the public. the combatants to go at each other doesn't allow running backs to be point with all those veterans out there tion to the other guys (holdouts). I A team spokesman said Infante for a minute or so and get it out of tackled when they come through the trying to negotiate, we can't afford to just wanted to get my contract has two reasons for holding evening their systems. line during 11-on-ll drills. Tackling is lose anybody." worked out." practices. He believes it will be a wel- But when tight end Ed West and saved for scrimmages and games. On Monday, the Packers gained Brown's signing leaves six vet- come break in the camp routine for linebacker Scott Stephen of the Green Most of all, fighting has no place the services of defensive end Robert erans — wide receivers Walter Stan- the players and he wants to give fans Bay Packers began to grapple Mon- with the new Packer coach. Brown, who signed a two-year con- ley and Phil Epps, linebacker Brian who work during the day a chance to day morning, first-year coach Lindy "You wear all those pads, you're tract. Noble, guards Rich Moran and Ron view camp workouts. Infante put an immediate stop to the not going to hurt anybody," Infante The 6-foot-2, 267-pounder ended a Hallstrom and center Mark Cannon confrontation. said as the Packers began their sec- three-day holdout. Brown, a six-year — and top draft choice Sterling • Quarterback Mike Tomczak fi- ond week of camp. "You start flailing veteran, started the last two seasons Sharpe unsigned and out of camp. This is Infante's camp and in a nally signs with Bears/20 Robert Brown loud voice for reporters, fans and all away at each other and all you're hit- and has played in 88 consecutive Hallstrom, though, issued a state- U.S., New Zealand to sail one-on-one
NEW YORK (AP) - A judge on clever lawyers in the courthouse," Monday ordered the feuding San Ciparick said. Diego Yacht Club and a New Zealand Despite the prospect of facing the challenger to settle the battle for the catamaran, a smaller boat with America's Cup on the seas with a Sep- greater maneuverability and stabil- tember race instead of in the courts. ity, a spokesman for the Mercury Bay The ruling also cleared the way Boating Club of Auckland, New Zea- for the San Diego club to use its con- land, said they were ready to race. troversial two-hulled catamaran in "The Cup has always involved sail- defense of the title it reclaimed for ing challenges between similar boats, the United States in 1987. but the judge has ordered us to sail, and we are ready to sail, mismatch or "We're very pleased because this not," Peter Debreceny of Mercury gives certainty to the event," said Bay said. Tom Ehman, executive vice presi- Debreceny, reached in San Diego, dent of Sail America, the organization added: "If it's a mismatch, it will de- managing the defense for the yacht stroy the future of the America's club. "As the judge said at the end of Cup." her decision, 'Let's get the sailors Tom Mitchell, a spokesman for the back on the water.' That's the bottom Sail America group which is sponsor- line." ing the San Diego entry, called the Michael Fay, chairman of the New decision a victory for the American Zealand challenge, still maintained defenders and said his group is ready that the Americans have an unfair ad- to race. vantage sailing their catamaran Mercury Bay disregarded the against his single-hull sloop. America's Cup custom of sailing "Monohulls don't beat multihulls 12-meter yachts, vessels about 45 feet on the water but that's what we're long at the water line. The club asked, going to go out to try to do," Fay said. instead, to use boats about 90 feet at State Supreme Court Justice Car- the water line and insisted San Diego men B. Clparick ordered the two accept its challenge sooner than 1991 clubs to begin racing Sept. 19 off the — the next date under the traditional coast of San Diego. formula of racing every four years. She also denied the request of an Meanwhile, the San Diego club English yacht club to join the race, said it would respond to the New Zea- and rejected the New Zealanders' land challenge by racing in its newly State Journal photo/SCOTT SEID petition to hold the San Diego club in developed catamaran. contempt of court. Everybody into the pool "The vision that ... the donors sought to perpetuate over the years • Pled Piper repeats as first fin- was that of an international race on a Mireille Beauchaine has her eyes on the water while she performs a swim team, won the girls' 11-12 division with 182.45 points. The isher in Chicago-to-Mackinac-ls- meet continues today with competition for boys and girls aged 13 to grand scale among boats on the seas, land yacht race/20 reverse dive on her final attempt during the All-City Diving Meet on and not a land-bound battle among Monday at the Hill Farm pool. Beauchaine, 11, diving for the Nakoma 18. Monday's complete results In Scoreboard on 4D. 40 SCOREBOARD •Wisconsin State Journal, Tuesday, July 26,1988 Baseball For the record Area sports City sports Prep sports
BASEBALL Namekogon — Villa Tap 10, Institutional Fund 3; Brewer averages Youth baseball Diving Wilson's Bar 14, Vic'; Corn Poppers 1. Softball American League Neptune — Inn Cahoots 7, Kilt's 0 (forfeit); Steve's Liquor 16, Ridge Madison 4; Bermuda's 10, Schooner's BATTINO NEW YORK YANKEES — placed VFW TEENER LEAGUE ALL-CITY DIVING MEET WHSSCA ALL-STATE SOFTBALL TEAM ab r h Ib 3b hr rtal ovo Sun Prairie 12, Palmyra 3 third baseman Mike Pagliarulo on the 15- At Hill Farm Swim Club Olympic — Lancers 13, Great Big Pictures 6; First learn Molltor 345 65 115 22 4 4 28 .315 day disabled list; transferred Inflelder McFarland 12, DeForest 0 Girls 101. under Pitchers — Jodl Radles, Marlon (Sr.l,-Julie Ml- Yount 376 60 115 22 V 9 50 .306 Mother's Pub 7, Regent SI. Retreat 3; Mountain Jack's Wayne Tolleson from the 15-day to the 21- 1, Carrie Balkln, Parkcrest, 140.15; 2, Nlkkl Jeffer- 7, Fielder's Choice 2. • chalskl, Hartford (Sr.l, Kathrvn Kunstmann, Milwau- Gantner 329 37 90 18 1 0 27 .274 son, Hill Farms, 133.2!; 3, Katv Lenz, Nakoma, 126.65; kee Vincent (Sr.), Mary Hendrlcki, Columbus (Jr.). Bragg* 272 30 71 14 0 10 42 .261 day disabled list and outfielder Roberto Pacific — Wisconsin Graphics 14, Regent St. Spo- Softball 4, Katie Sweeney, Nakoma, 125.90; 5, Karl Kamm, iler 4; Ken's Bar 15, Odana Tire & Muffler 4; Schooners Catchers — Koryn Hummer, Madison La Follette Castillo 58 7 15 0 0 0 0 .259 Kelly from the 15-day to the 30-day dis- Monona, 123.00; 6, Erica Reuter, Monona, 122.50; 7, (Sr.), Mary Bender, Oshkosh West (Sr.). RobldOUX 91 9 23 5 0 0 5 .253 abled list. Vanessa Walby, Mlddleton, 122.40; 8, Sally Lehner, Hill 22, Dudley's Three 10. Inflelders —Chris Salner, Menomonle (Sr.), Tom I Brack 173 32 42 9 1 4 34 .243 GILLESPIE'S PLACE LEAGUE Potowaml — Argus 27, Paddy's 16; Norrls Ct, Baalke, Hartford (Sr.), Katrlna Wuensch, La Crosse MINNESOTA TWINS — signed out- Farms, 116.75; 9, Erin Byrne, Hill Farms, 116.05; 10, 1 Leonard 147 21 35 7 0 5 21 .238 Glllesples Place n, Famous Footwtor 7; Bucktve Kim Cullen, Monona, 109.90; 11, K. Parsons, Ridge- Apts. 2, Supreme Plua 0; Mother's Pub 14, Buckeye 0. Central (Sr.), Chris Rltrer, Stevens Point (Sr.), Suil Surholl 304 28 72 12 0 2 17 .237 fielder J.T. Bruett and assigned him to Inn 9, Mad City Bombers 2; Country Corners IB, wood, 108.85; 12, Alex Anderson, Shorewood, 96.55. Saturn — Nitty Gritty Pit Bulls 7, Bobcats 0 (for- Bloedel, Marshfleld (Sr.), JIM Moore, Belolt Memorial Sveum 328 25 77 8 4 9 40 .235 Ellzabethton of the Appalachian League. Patches 6. feit); Klnghts of Columbus 12, Decker Supply 8; Nitty ' (Sr.), Missy Laalsch, Hudson (Jr.), Michelle Kruegor, Meyer 149 10 35 9 0 6 17 .235 Boys 10 A under Gritty 26, Reveneurs 15. Marlon (SO.). Adducl :.. 52 3 12 2 0 1 5 .231 National League 1, Scott Kozlar, Hill Forms, 124,30; 2, Ryan Myers, Shark — Points 14, Fourth Quarter Bar 1; Institute Outfielders — Sara Blese, Kaukauna (Sr.), Lisa' Deer 269 36 it 11 0 12 42 .216 Golf Mlddleton, 118.75; 3, Jamey Voss, Monona, 117.55; 4, for Eating Disorders 13, Rocky Rococo 12. Anderson, McFarland (Sr.), Colleen Wolf, Belolt Me-- Felder 45 6 9 1 0 0 4 .200 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — acti- Ben Musholt, Hill Farms, 115.10; 5, Chris Wood, Park- Sioux — Cardinal Bar 13, Joey's 12; Slo-Pokes 7, morlal (Sr.), Tara Carlson, Schofleld Everest (Jr.). O'Brien 55 4 11 1 0 2 7 .200 crest, 110.30; 6, Danlen Plourde, Parkcrest, 109.50; 7, Brothers Three 5; Tully's 15, West Shore Marina 10. Hamilton 86 10 17 4 0 1 10 .198 vated shortstop Alfredo Griffin; optioned WISCONSIN STATE OPEN QUALIFYING Chris Jergovlc, Rldgewood, 109.30; 8, Chris Julka, Spruce — Bulterfleld Builders 15, Certified Soil Mike Sharperson to Albuquerque, Pacific Westslde, 104.35; 9, J. Herberllen, Mlddleton, 103.90; Testing 8; Brat und Brau 17, Tamarack Two 8; Fight- Schroeder 96 7 13 2 0 3 5 .135 At Stevens Point CC, par 71 Second team Others 137 9 35 8 1 2 10 .255 Coast League. Qualifiers: Dave Hicks, Cherry Hills, 48; Craig 10, Eric Flesch, Nakoma, 103.75; 11, Peter Leslie, Ing Box Turtles 17, Village Bar 8. Rldgewood, 103.20; 12, Harland Zlck, Monona, 100.70. Pitchers — Josle Gelger, Menomonle (Sr.), Kate Team 3332 399 845 154 20 70 365 .954 Koy, Wausau, 69; Mark DeVolder, River Edge, Marsh- Wolff, Marshfleld (Sr.), Jesse Mackay, Wllmot (Sr.), Game-winning rbl (50): Gantnir 10; Deer 7; BASKETBALL Held, 72; Steve Meyer, Lake Wisconsin, 72; Dana Zorn, Girls 11-12 Theresa Obergaard, La Crosse Central (Jr.). Braggs, Yount 6; Sveum 5; Brock 4; Molltor, Surhoft North Shore, 72; Scott Young, Bulls-Eye, WIs. Rapids, 1, Mlrellle Beaucholne, Nakoma, 182.45; 2, Jean- Catchers — Sharon Rogers, Antlgo (Sr.), Shelly 3; Leonard, Mover 3; Adducl, Kleler 1. NBA 73; Dick Stllln, Crystal Spring, 74; Gary Gray, Wau- nae Petit, Parkcrest, 163.65; 3, Neville Barry, Monona, Paczesny, Hartford (Sr.). Sloten bates (»3): Molltor 27; Yount 14; Gantner sau, 74. Alternate: BUI Frlcke, Timber Ridge, 74. 157.40; 4, Lisa Papl, Westslde, 154.55; 5, Lori Leono- Inflelders —Terrl Buss, Madlton Bast (Sr.), Ian-, 11; Surholf B; Deer 7; Braggs, Leonard 6; Hamilton 5; CHICAGO BULLS — named Jim At Janesvllle Country Club, par 72 vlcz, Shorewood, 152.70; 6, Rebecca Zimmerman, dra Berg, Whitewater (Sr.), Jane Llegel, River Valley , Felder 4; Brock, Castillo, Robldoux, Sveum 1. Others Stack scout. Qualifiers: Mario Tlzlanl, Cherokee, 74; Greg Parkcrest, 152.45; 7, Clare Drahn, Westslde, 151.10; 8, (Sr.), Holly Block, Fort Atkinson (Sr.), Karyln Jakusi, Klatworthy, Janesvllle Riverside, 75; Jim Culfo, Yaha- Mandv Dryer, Mlddleton, 147.35; 9, Tiffany Pennell, Stevens Point (Sr.), Kristin Parker, Eau Claire Me- ra, 74; Chuck Hlnners, Cherokee, 74; Randy Benrends, Monono, 147.00; 10, Heather Draper, HIM Farms, Tennis morial (Jr.), Amy Magllo, Mlddleton (Jr.), Kerrl PITCHING FOOTBALL Odana, 77; Barry Llnhart, Odana, 77; Stu Grendahl, 144.65; 11, Joy Zeman, Monona, 143.90; 12. Jenny Stel- Mccormlck, Madison La Follette (Jr.). IP h er bb so w-l era NFL Cherokee, 77; Don DuChateau, Maple Bluff, 78. nle, Monona, 142.40. Outfielders — Diane Gardetto, Milwaukee King Knudson 7Vi 7 1 3 2 0-0 1.23 (Sr.), Stacey Hellenbrand, Waunakee (Sr.), Kim ' Mlrabella 33 Vi 27 8 11 20 1-2 2.14 At Lake Park Golf Club, Otrmantown, par 72 Boys 11-1J Professional BUFFALO BILLS — signed offensive 1, Shannon Fields, Shorewood, 194.70; 2, Tom Compton, Marshall (Jr.), Kay Berllne, Eau Claire Me-' August 63 52 17 19 33 5-3 2.43 linemen Jim Rltcher and Joe Devlin. Qualflers: Alan Thompson, pro, 72; Tim Grogan, morlal (Jr.). Hlguera 131366 95 37 30 112 7-4 2.45 am, 71; Michael Duchelle, pro, 72; Bruce Zlelke, am, Ross, Monona, 144.30; 3, Brian Messman, Hill Farms, Plesac 44 38 12 9 41 1-1 2.45 CHICAGO BEARS — signed quarter- 73; Charley Johnson, am, 73; Skip Stmonds, pro, 74; 154.95; 4, Joe Vandemeer, Nakoma, 148.85; 5, Jon VOLVO INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT Crlm 44% 47 19 20 34 3-5 2.44 back Mike Tomczak. Ted Sprlnkman, am, 74; Jeff Dorward, am, 74; Mike Emerlck, Parkcrest, 144.85; 4, C. Hlnderaker, Park- At Stratton Mountain, Vt. Wegman 120 112 44 28 47 10-7 3.30 Crowley, am, 75; John Edwards, am, 75; Jon Oaks, crest, 143.65; 7, Chad Muchow, Rldgewood, 141.20; 8, Monday's first rond result* Third team CINCINNATI BENGALS — released Peter Lundgren (7), Sweden, del. Glanluca Poiil, Pitchers —Julie Metiger, Hamilton-Sussex (Sr.),' Clear 24 21 9 19 24 1-0 3.38 safety Steve Dickinson, running back am, 75; Jim Steck, am, 75. Alternates: Terry Gross- Kerwln Vincent, HIM Farms, 132.90; 9, Jason Love, Jo.ies 51V, 39 20 17 30 4-0 3.44 man, am, 76; Wade Peltersen, am, 77; Nathan Ober- Mlddleton, 131.65; 10, Collln Kleffer, Shorewood, Italy, 6*4, 6*3; Yava Doumbia, Senegal, def. Brad Ore- Gall Dlask, Iowa-Grant (Sr.), Deb Kuhlow, Marshall • Boslo \4tVr, 141 57 27 62 4-11 3.44 Gordon Brown, defensive end Jeff hofer, am, 77. 130.35; 11, B. Bodensteln, Parkcrest, 129.05; 12, Chris wett, Australia, 6-2, 6-3; Michael Robertson, South (Sr.), Sherl Von Eschen, Madison La Follette (Jr.). Filer 44 64 25 16 23 5-4 3.52 Relnke, placeklcker Paul Hlckert and of- Smith, Rldgewood, 127.45. Africa, def. Eliot Teltscher (8), Palos Verdes Estates, Catchers — Diane Ring, Monono Grave ($>.), Kris At Ives Grove Golf Links, Sturtevant, par 72 Calif., 6-3, 4-4; Philip Johnson, Tunnel HIM, Go., def. Blrkbeck 47Vi 72 33 23 36 4-5 4.41 fensive guardChrls Thatcher. Anderson, Palmyra-Eagle (Sr.). Nleves 451/b Qualifiers: Charlie Wlnn 71; John Pallln 72; Tom Sammy Glammalva, Houston, 2-6, 6-4, 6-2; Glenn Inflelders — Terry Nolan, Wllmal (Sr.), Lisa Jen- 40 29 28 23 4-4 5.74 LOS ANGELES RAMS — waived Martlne, Steve Broadwell 73; Daniel Tlebanek, Bruce Stapleton nv, 20 9 9 4 0-0 5.92 Youth baseball Mlchlbata, Canada, def. Simon You), Australia, 7-5, sen, La Crosse Logan (Sr.), Angle Wagner, Hartford Team I82VS safety Nolan Cromwell. Hansen, Peter Freres 74; John Schneider 75. Alter- 6-3; Dan Cossldy, Atlanta, def. Chris Prldham, Cana- (Sr.), Jenny Mallnoskl, La Crosse Aquinas (Sr.), Stacl 79< 319 257 491 51-48 3.25 nates: Les Chambaslan, Mickey Franklin, Mike >sac25; CrlIm5;' Jones, Mlrabella 1. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — an- da, 6-4, 6-4; Pleter Aldrlch, South Africa, def. Jim Booth, DeForest (Sr.), Jamie Schumacher, Whitewa- Smollnskl, Ed Van Hoozen, David Wente 75. WEST MADISON LITTLE LEAGUE Grabb (1$), Tucson, Ariz., 6-3, 7-6 (7-1); Scott Davis, ter (Sr.), Trlcla Stumpf, River Falls (Sr.), Pam Bart- nounced that tight end Tony DIMagglo Minor: Mariners?, Roynls4; Rangers 14, Indians Largo, Fla., def. Jaime Yzaga, Peru, 4-6,6-3,4-4; nlk, New Berlin Elsenhower (Jr.). has voluntarily left camp; released de- WISCONSIN WOMEN'S PUBLIC LINKS 5: White Sox 7, Blue Jays 6. Amos Mansdorf (4), Israel, def. Laurie Warder, Outfielders — Missy Bell, Marshfleld (Sr.), Barb - Minor league fensive end Murray Wlchard and place- At Delbrook O.C., Oelavan Senior: West Klwonls 14, Car-X 4; Valley Bank 11, Australia, 4-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2; Roger Smith, Bahamas, Strasser, Stevens Point (Sr.), Selena Wondra, Fond du - klcker Dave Texelra. Championship flight Badger Sporting Goods 1. def. Dan Goldberg, Avon, Conn., 3-6, 6-5, 6-3; Eric Lac (Jr.), Alison Blahnlk, Madison East (So.). MIDWEST LEAGUE NEW YORK GIANTS — signed offen- ' 77 — Mary Fink, Milwaukee Oakwood. Amend, Rolling Hills, Calif., def. Jimmy Brown, • (Affiliations In parentheses) 79 — Pat Rolsum, Madison Yahara Hills; Jane DISTRICT 4 ALL-STAR GAME Largo, Flo., 6-2,3-6,7-6 (10-8); Greg Holmes, Salt Lake sive tackle William Roberts; placed cor- Krueger, Cecil Golden Sands. West Mad. National 7, West Mad. American 0 City, Utah, def. Jim Gurfeln, Atlanta, 6-3, 6-4; Leo La- SECOND HALF Honorable mention nerback Herb Welch on Inlured resere; 80 — Kim Millies, Muskego Edgewood. voile, Mexico, def. Brad Gilbert (3), Piedmont, Calif., Pitchers — Tammy Rohleder, Racine Park; NORTHERN DIVISION waived safety Boris Byrd and defensive 82 — Peggy Pfaff, Belolt; Connie Pllger, Milwau- 7-6 (B-4), 7-6 (9-7); Joey Rive, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Monica Wild), McFarland; Lynn Omewrnlck, Stevens kee Oakwood. def. Danle Vlsser, South Africa, 7-4 (7-5), 4-4; Todd Point; Jennie Marcou, La Crosse Logon; Becky Koep* W L Pet lineman Tom Oliver. 83 — Nancy Nelson, Milwaukee Currle; Pattl Golf Rockford (Expos) ... 27 9 .750 Nelson, San Diego, Calif., def. Christian Geyer, West pel, Two Rivers. NEW YORK JETS — agreed to terms Pellschek, Fond du Lac Rolling Meadows. Germany, 7-5, 5-7, 4-3; Marty Davis, Harbor Bay Isle, Catchers — Jane Epplng, Wllmot; Julie Kopplln, zKenosha (Twins) ...... 23 13 .639 4 84 — Suzl Wiggins, Hartland Nagawaukee. Beloll (Brewers) 21 17 with offensive tackle Dave Cadlgan; Blackhawk (72) — Ed Tallard 69; Cartera Bals 77. Calif., def. Thomas Hogstedt, Sweden, 4-3,4-2; Milwaukee Marshall; Karyn Bye, River Falls. .553 7 85— Karen Weiss, Racine Ives Grove. Parent-Child Tournament (Sunday) —9-hole gross: 1, Appleton (Royals) ... 18 22 .450 11 signed linebacker Troy Benson. Michael Chang, Placentla, Calif., def. Mark Dick- Inflelders — Carl Marvin, Hartford; Lea Gerand, 17—Diane Llndstrom, Madison Muni. Jeff and Shawn Tallard 46; 2, Dave and Andy Johnson son, Tampa, Fla., 4-4,6-1, 6-2; Jay Berger (10), Planta- Wrlghtstown; Shelly Scymkowlak, Stevens Point. Madison (Athletics) ... 16 22 .421 12 PHOENIX CARDINALS — released 88 — Nancy Sweet, Racine Ives Grove. South Bend (White Sox) ... 12 47; 3, Jerry and Hillary Schultz 51; 4, Barb and John tion, Flo., def. David Lewis, New Zealand, 4-2, 6-2; Outfielders — Angle Klubertanz, Lori Esser, 23 .343 UVi defensive backs Kennedy Webster, Steve 89 —Mary Ross, Janesvllle Riverside. Peterman 52.9-hole low net: 1, Dave and Hoi lev Jones Wausau (Mariners) ... 12 26 .316 16 David Wheaton, Doephaven, Minn., vs. Martin Lauren- Monona Grovel Sarah Waddell, Marshall; Wendy Belton and Willie Brown, defensive line- 90— Carol Grelg, Madison Yahara Hills. ItVi; 1 Scott and Mike Woodward 37H; 3, Joe and deau, Canada, SUSP., darkness. Jeanquart, Sturgeon Bay. 93 — Sue Wells, Milwaukee Oakwood. Mike Label la 40tt; 4, Vlnce and Katie Lubenow 40%. SOUTHERN DIVISION men Michael Johnson and Scott Camper, First flight: Mary Derouln, Janesvllle Riverside, It- hole gross: 1, Tom and Nate Huset 73; 2, John and W L Pet OB linebacker Derek Andrews, offensive 79; Nancy Miller, Madison Muni, 86; Joonn Walker, Mary McMillan 74; 3, Jim and Kevin Hough 75; 4, Springfield (Cardinals) 26 8 .765 tackle Michael Connors, placeklcker Madison Muni, 94. Darby and Mike Schnarr 76. It-hole low net: 1, Kevin iCedar Rapids (Reds) 21 14 .600 5W Second flight: Lee Rothenbach, Oshkosh Lake L. Paul, to the plaintiff, dated June 11,1979, and re- John Dlettrlch, and wide receivers John and Mary Narowetz 56; 2, Jim and Marne Branden- corded on June 19,1979, In the Dane County Regis- Quad City (Angels) 20 16 .556 7 Shore, 87; Lorraine Grant, Madison Muni, 88; Char burg 62; 3, John and Shirley Watts 63; 4, Armand and LEGAL NOTICES Peorla (Cubs) 20 16 .556 7 Talley and Scot Maynard. Schachte, Madison Muni, 90, Jay Simon 65. ter of Deeds Office, the undersigned Sheriff of Waterloo (Indians) 21 17 .553 7 PIITSBURGH STEELERS — signed Third flight: Alice Dlllman, Yahara Hills and Odana Hills (72) — Todd King 74. Dane County, Wisconsin, will sell at public auction • Clinton (Giants) 15 24 .385 13W linebacker Gregg Carr. Martha Brusegar, Madison Muni, 89; Sandy Weltzer, Monona (M) — Howie Cross 37. State of Wisconsin on the 16th day of August, 1988, at 10:05 o'clock In ' Burlington (Braves) 7 30 .233 20ft TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — an- Yahara Hills, 90. Glenway (33) — Elmer Hlmes, Dick Flynn 33; Circuit Court Dane Caunty the forenoon In Room GR-18 of the City-County x — Late game Fourth flight: Jacqule Plcard, Milwaukee Brown Byron Jevne 35; Shim Elliott, Bob Herreld, Don John- Notice of Hearing Building, 210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Madl-' i— First-hall champion nounced the retirement of defensive back Deer, 90; Joyce Rosenau, Yahara Hills, 95; Pat son, Bob Wlrka 34; Mike Elliott, Gus Gardner, Pete Case No. 88CV3898 son, Done County, Wisconsin, the real estate and' Tommy Powell; released linebackers Brader, Madison Muni, 99. Welnkoetz, Don Wendt, Norm Swanke, Scott Adams 37. In the matter of the Change of Name mortgaged premises directed by said ludgment to ' Monday's results Miles Turpln and Pat Teague, nose tackle Fifth flight: Mary Papendorf, Belolt, 90; Gloria Lake Windsor (72) — Ed Wlrka, Vic Johnson, Jeff of: Martin Carl Zuch Jr. be sold, and therein described as follows: ' Cedar Rapids 13, Madison 0 Ban Coleman, placeklckers Peter Drew Stewart, Madison Muni 103. Stall 74. to: Marty Michael Whltt Lot Two (2), Block Two (2), Evergreen Acres, In ' Springfield 5, Peorla 4,12 Innings Sixth flight: Kay Pergenson, Nagawaukee; Sally • Yahara Hills (79) — Ken Russell 48; Don Haagen- NOTICE IS HEREWITH GIVEN, that at a regular the Town of Mazomanle, Dane County, Wisconsin. Waterloo 5, Burlington 0 and Van Tiffin and wide receivers Der- Trautman, Madison Muni, 93; Sandle Zlckau, Madison sen 70; Gary Polltnlck 71; Steve Lauck 72; Don Boles Clinton 2, South Bend 1 wln Williams and Solomon Miller. term of the Circuit Court of Dane County, State of The aforementioned property Is located at 10235 Muni, 94; Karen Zllazy, Madison Muni 96. 74; Don McGown 74; BUI Barden 78. Wisconsin, on the 9th day of August, 1988, at 8:30 o'- Belolt 4, Quad City 3 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Seventh flight: Margaret Ruscetta, Milwaukee Schoenemann Road, Mazomanle, Wisconsin. Rockford 2, Kenosha 1 released defensive backs Chris Demarest Currle, 93; Jill Plnzer-Krogstad, Yahara Hills, 104; clock a.m., or as soon thereafter as can be heard, Terms of Sale: Cash. Appleton 3,4, Wausau 2,5 Carol Wedeklne, Madison Muni, 104. Tennis there will be heard and considered the application Dated this 16th day of June, 1988. Today's games and Chris Stewart, linebackers Carlton Eighth flight: Sarah Bolz, Milwaukee Currle, Bar- of: Martin Carl Zuch Jr. for permission to change /s/Jerome D. Lacke Cedar Rapids at Madison Rose, Bobby Curtis, and Bill Stokes, de- bara Bach, Milwaukee Oakwood, 102. his legal name and designation to: Marty Michael Sheriff of Dane County, Wisconsin , Peorla at Springfield fensive end Bob Mason, offensive tackles Ninth flight: Ida Wleland, Milwaukee Oakwood, VOLVO TEAM TENNIS Whltt and for consideration of any and all further Axley Brynelson Burlington at Waterloo Henry Brown and Ron Berkmeler and 96; Dale Grimm, Madison Muni, 99; Mary Clufo, Madi- Women's 4.5 matters pertaining thereto. By: /s/Frank J. Bucalda Clinton at South Bend son Muni, 103; Marge Tyler, Madison Muni, 105; Pressurlzers4, Tamarack 1 Dated at Madison, Wisconsin this 8 a.m. day of 122 West Washington Avenue Belolt at Quad City running backs Rodney Knight, Kenneth Ruthle Bartlett, Madison Muni, 106; Phyllis Lorenz, Renegades 4, Car-X Crew 1 July, 1988. Post Office Box 1767 Kenosha at Rockford Tyson and Ronald Scott. MadlsonMunl.no. BYTHE COURT: Madison, Wl 53701-1767 Appleton at Wausau /s/M.B. Torphy (608) 257-5661 HOCKEY Baseball Circuit Judge PUB.WSJ: June21,28,July5,12,19and26,1988 Petitioner's Address: WSGA TWO-MAN SENIOR STATE OF WISCONSIN Muskie averages NHL 660 West Badger Rd. Apt. 11 CIRCUIT COURT. DANE COUNTY BESTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION Madison, Wl 53713 BATTING NEW YORK RANGERS — signed de- Atlantic — Laurel Tavern 9, Lundeen's 4; BB&D •PROBATE- At South Hills Golf A Country Club, Fond du Lac Telephone: 608/258-1691 ab r h 3b 3b hr rbl avg fenseman Rudy Poeschek. 68 — Charles Redel-John Allen, La Crasse, 34-34. 14, Busch Baseballers 4. ORDER GIVING NOTICE Broslus 381 71 114 20 2 8 44 .305 QUEBEC NORDIQUES — traded de- 69 — Gene Kormon-Ruben Erdmann, Rlverdale, _PUB. WSJ: July 12,19 and 26,1988 TO INTERESTED PERSONS Canseco 333 57 93 17 4 10 42 .279. fenseman Terry Comaker to the Phila- 34-35; David Cookson-Jack Kelly, Maple Bluff, 34-35. AND LIMITING TIME Hanker 327 35 91 17 1 4 41 .278 71 — Ed White-Bob Head, Ozaukee, 37-34; Harry Softball STATE OF WISCONSIN FOR FILING CLAIMS Reiser 262 41 71 13 1 2 27 .271 delphia Flyers for defenseman Greg Slmonson-Sfeve Caravello, Maple Bluff, 35-34. CIRCUIT COURT DANE COUNTY INTHEMATTEROFTHE ESTATEOF Robinson 388 51 102 IB 1 8 40 .243 Smyth. 72 — Herb Ruehl-Ted Levenhagen, North Hills, 37- NOTICE OF ELIZABETH PERKINS, Deceased. Parry 335 40 88 24 2 4 45 .243 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS — signed 35; Tom Stouthamer-Duward Baker, Westmoor, 35-37; FORECLOSURE SALE An application for Informal administration of the Lewis 89 17 21 2 0 0 3 .234 Hal Knuth-Don Weber, Tuckaway, 36-36; Wally Peters- WOMEN'S FAST PITCH estate of Elizabeth Perkins, City of Madison, Dane Sluda 307 34 71 10 0 .231 left wing Mark Osborne and defenseman Case No. 88-CV-7037 2 32 George Reed, Oconomowoc, 38-34;Earl Maas-John California — Tony Franks One 16, Buzz's One 0; County, Wisconsin, post office address 334 West Gavin 254 34 57 11 4 7 35 .223 Todd Gill to multi-year contracts. MJ's Toolbox 12, Hummers 4; Pitcher's Pub 18, Wil- FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Weaver, Watertown, 35-37; Frank Esenberg-Frank Doty Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703, having Gust 183 28 39 4 0 0 9 .213 Tenfel, West Bend, 37-35. son's Bar Two 3. ASSOCIATION OF MADISON, a Ryser 71 8 15 1 0 1 9 .211 71 — Walter Gregorskl-Poul Jogemann, Fox Hills, Illinois — Schooner's 7, Kopps Insurance 0 (for- corporation organized and existing been filed with the Probate Registrar: Masters 216 19 45 7 0 2 24 .208 37-34; Don Jabas-Don Strutz, Butte des Marts, 3S-35; feit); Armstrong Creative 7, Brlckson-Shaw, Inc. 6; under and by virtue of the laws of ITISORDEREDTHAT: Reynolds 101 15 20 5 0 4 11 .198 Paul Ingrascl-Ralph Nlcotera, Meadowbrook, 39-34; Alexander's 16, Mr. Roberts One 0. the United States of America, 1. The application be heard at the Dane County Others 310 42 83 15 3 2 38 .268 Vic Forsythe-MIke Asztalos, Oconomowoc, 38-35; Joe Georgia — Village Bar Two 10, Foremost 4; Cafe Plaintiff, Courthouse, 210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boule- Team 3559 494 912 144 20 55 422 .354 DuChateau-Bob Galswlnkler, Bluemound, 34-37. Cine S, Bette Lou's Lettering 3; Aides Trophies 10, vard, Madison, Wisconsin, Room 518, on August 23, Game-winning RBI (38) — Gavin 6; Canseco 5; 74 — Gene Koepke-Don Koepke, Tripoli, 39-35; Trlgg's Bakery 8. GERALD L.PAULand 1988 at 9:00 A.M. or thereafter; Parry, Sluda, Robinson 4; Broslus, Rvser 3; Masters, Bowling John Otness-Bob Hornung, South Hills, 38-36; Jaren Louisiana — Teaser's One 23, Lucy' Lightening PATRICIA M.PAUL 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before Reynolds 2; Reiser 1. others 4. Hlller-Paul Farley, Ozaukee, 38-36. Bolts 6; Buzz's Two 7, Cat 'n Fiddle 0 (forfeit); Big Ten Defendants. October 31,1988, or be barred. Stolen bases (98): Gust 19; Robinson, Canseco 12; 75 — Walt Turner-Jack Scherer, Chenequo, 38-37; Pub Six 23, Mimosa 0. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a ludg- /s/Danlel A. Breunlg, Probate Registrar Broslus 11; Reiser 10; Lewis 9; Hanker 4; Parry 3; Professional Chuck Butzow-Jack Gorman, Wausau, 36-39; Wayne men! of foreclosure and sale entered In the above July 21,1988 Gavin, Sluda 2; Masters 1. Others 13. Hansen-Ray Reuter, Ozaukee, 38-37; Charles Hawkins- WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH entitled action on the 12fh day of February, 1988 In North Carolina — Nitty Gritty Two 9, Tony Franks Stroud, Stroud, Wllllnk, John Williams, Spring Volley, 37-38; Phil Schoenbeck- the amount of $61,278.36 plus Interest thereon at the Thompson & Howard PITCHING PBA HAMMER OPEN Art Malln, Stoughton, 37-38. Two 4; Howe Plumbing 7, Hair It Is0 (forfeit); Avenue IP h er bb so w-l era Bar 7, Regent St. Retreat Three 5. rate of 11.00 percent per annum upon a certain 25 West Main Street, P.O. Box 2236 At Edmond, Oklahoma 76 — John Manning-Bill Hume, Westmoor, 38-38; mortgage executed by Gerald L. Paul and Patricia Dye 9'/3 7 1 4 2 1-2 0.96 John Raffel-Darrell Cook, Cherokee, 38-38; Don Hafe- Pennsylvania — MNI Ink Spots 6, Rustic Rockers Madison, Wl 53701-2236 Monday's fourth round (36-game) standings M. Paul, Individually and as the spouse of Gerald PUB. WSJ: July 26, August 2and 9,1988 Baez 99 82 30 34 64 4-6 2.73 1, Del Warren, Lake Worth, Flo., 4-2,6,296. J, Marc man-BIII Johnson, Cherokee, 37-39; Gerry Ebel-John 3; Paints West 9, Casino Lanes One 8; EPBNC 11, Chenevev 140VD 115 43 64 130 9-4 2.76 McDowell, Madison, WIs., 7-1, 6,118. 3, Tom Crltes, Sleloff, West Bend, 38-38; Bob Slegel-Bob Dernehl, Madison Filter Service 3. Wcrnlo 134% 128 50 33 48 9-4 3.34 Ozaukee, 37-39; Al Reed-Bob Marks, Evergreen, 37-39. South Carolina — Rough Diamonds 7. Yesterday's Vellleux Tampa, Fla., 5-3, 6,118. 4, Jim Pencak, Richmond 52% 41 21 21 24 4-3 3.59 Heights. Ohio, 6-2, 6,052. 5, Joe Berardl, New York, 5-3, Once More 0 (forfeit); Regent St. Retreat Ten 12, Alexander , 43 47 29 16 34 2-3 4.14 Area golfers Mother's on Invention 6; Tie Dyes 11, Teasers Four 3. 4,009. 4, Rowdy Morrow, St. Louis, 3-5, 6,003. 77— Bob Erlckson-Rod Gallagher, Odana, 38-39. Stacker 42 60 30 18 50 3-4 4.35 7, Amleto Monacelll, Venezuela, 5-3,5,989. 8, Mark Utah — Regent St. Retreat 23, Arnold's Aardvarks Cabrera 40Vi 44 33 25 20 2-4 4.90 78 — Hal Melzen-Orv Erlckson, Cherokee, 40-38. 4; Essen Haus Dolls 18, Regent St. Retreat Twelve 3; Roth, Spring Lake Heights, N.J., 5-3, 5,945 9, David 79 — Dave Johnson-Darn Buchanan, Blackhawk, Cundarl 38'/j 54 26 12 24 2-3 4.10 Ozlo, Vldor, Texas, 4-4, 5,938. 10, Ron Palombl Jr., BJ's Electric 14, A Room of One's Own 3. Ferguson an 13 6 2 4 0-1 4.48 Erie, Pa., 3-5, 5,926.11, Tom Baker, Buftalo, N.Y., 4-4, Garcia 17V] 23 16 9 8 1-3 8.31 81 — George Murphy-Don Pressentln, Maple MEN'S FAST PITCH 5,912.12, Don Genalo, Perrysburg, Ohio, 5-2-1,5,908. Bluff, 39-42. Others 227'A 214 113 91 140 13-17 4.47 13, Warren Nelson, Fresno, Calif., 4-4, 5,882. 14, Apache — Chief Auto Parts 8, Frederick's 2 (sec- Team 916 873 399 131 549 49-54 3.92 Lerov Bornhop, St. Charles, Mo., 5-3, 5,876. 15, BUI ond round playoff). Saves (31): Stacker 7; Alexander!; Baez 2; Dye 1. Oakes, Dallas, 3-5, 5,853. 16, Marshall Holman, Med- Atlantic — Don the Muffler Man 4, Kollege Klub 3; Others 8. ford. Ore., 2-6, 5,849. 17, Bryan Alpert, Las Vegas, Big Ten Pub Thirty-two 9, Regent St. Retreat 8; Pizza Ney., 4-4,5,833.18, Ken Johnson, Lewlsvllle, Texas, 3-5, Baseball Pit 10, Wilson's Bar 6. 5i818. Bridge — Avenue Bar Two 11, Arnold's Breeze Inn 8; Affordable Painting 15, Schoep's Ice Cream 6. MAKE AMERICAN LEGION Canyon — Speedway 8, Big Ten Pub 1; Rocky Olympics LPBT SOUTH BEND CLASSIC Rococo 9, Team 2; Paddy's Pub 9, Fourth Quarter Bar At South Bend, Indiana Fort Atkinson, 6-4 4. Monday's second round (12-game) standings 1, Dlna Wheeler, Gladstone, Mo., 2,748. 2, Robin Mlddleton 0200200 — 4 6 1 MEN'S SLOW PITCH Summer games Romeo, Van Nuvs, Calif., 2,724.3, Karen Barcal, Kola- FortAtklnson KM 1004 — « s < Central — Crystal Corner Bar 8, Falcons 5 (cham- mazoo, Mich., 2,714.4, Wendy Macpherson, San Diego, Ramsey, Noggle (7) and Tasslnl; Cutrano and pionship). Roth. W — Cutrano. L — Noggle. Chlppewa — Villa Tap 9, Rusty Lusty's 8; Red THE RIGHT 2,695. 5, Lorrle Nichols, Algonquin, III., 2,691. 4, Tlsh U.S. OLYMPIC BASKETBALLTEAM Johnson, Downey, Calif., 2,437. Leading hitters — Passlnl (M) 2x3; Hartwla (FA) Shed One 13, Red Shed Three 3. Remaining candidates — Willie Anderson, Geor- 7, Ruth Atkinson, Goose Creek, S.C., 2,631.8, Mari- 2x3, Fuller (FA) 3x4. HR — Fuller (FA). IB — Passlnl Diamond — Washington Host IS, Arby's 11; Willy gia; Stocey Augmon, Nevada-Las Vegas; Vernell lyn Kreg, Kalamozoo, Mich., 2,593. 9, Caren Pork, Bo- (M); Hartwlo(FA). Bear 8, Schooner's 7. Coles, Virginia Tech; Sean Elliott, Arizona; Jeff thell, Wash., 2,591. 10, a-Mary Martha Cernlgllo, Flambeau — Teasers Two 6, Casino 4; Schoep's Graver, Iowa State; Mersey Hawkins, Bradley; Stacev Springfield, III., 2,561. 11, Lisa Maurice, Highland Stoughton, 14-0 Auto 16, Regent St. Retreat 6; UW Neurology 7, Ste- King, Oklahoma; Todd Llchtl, Stanford; Dan Malerle, Falls, N.Y., 2,557. 12, Lisa Wagner, Palmetto, Fla., vens 0 (forfeit). CALL Central Michigan. 2,545. Edgerton ooooo — 0 2 5 Huron — Big Ten Pub 6, Capitol Centre Foods 2; Danny Manning, Kansas; Alonzo Mourning, In- 13, Sandy Postmo, Lansing, III., 2,535. 14, Jan M. Stoughton 545 Ox — 14 7 1 Shuffle 16, CIA 11; Bennett's DN R 20, CUNA Crush 14. dian River I Va.) High School; J.R. Reid, North Caroli- Schmidt, Hammond, Ind., 1533.15, Cindy Coburn, Buf- Dahl, Leltz (2) and Fisher; Klttleson, Stokes (3) Juniper — Bowl-a-vard 7, Buzz's 4; Plaza Tavern na; Mitch Richmond, Kansas State; David Robinson, falo, N.Y., 2,532. 16 (tie), Rene Fleming, Oklahoma and Eccles. W— Klttleson. L —Dahl. 22,1 HOP 7. Team up with The Navy; Brian Shaw, Col-Santa Barbara; Charles City, and Kathv McNaughton, Agua Dulce, Calif., Leading hitters — Kittleson (S) 2x2, Harlow (S) Mars— Knuckles7, USA Financial0 (forfeit). Smith, Georgetown; Charles Smith, Pittsburgh. 2,530.18, a-Karen Wakefleld, Elmlra, N.Y., 2,526. 2x2. HR — Fuller (S). 2B — Lund (S). Mid-east — New York Life 17, Big Ten Pub 16; Wisconsin State Journal for CDM14, Hy-CltelO. more sales by placing your advertising message in the special Football '88 NOTICE TO ELECTORS OF THE nance, repair and energy conservation programs; to supplement coming Sunday, MADISON METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT fund one year's expenses associated with complying August 28. with AHERA (Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response From the high schools to the RELATING TO A REFERENDUM ELECTION Act); to pay the cost of the Thoreau Elementary School UW Badgers to the Green Bay remodeling project; and to pay the cost of acquiring Packers, football gets plenty of TAKE NOTICE that a referendum election shall be held at the computer equipment by issuing its general obligation next succeeding regularly scheduled primary election on Sep- attention in Wisconsin. Your note (or notes) under Section 67.12(12) of the Wiscon- business can benefit from that tember 13, 1988 in the Madison Metropolitan School district for sin Statutes? the purpose of approving or rejecting a proposed general obliga- attraction by reaching more tion promissory note borrowing authorized by the School Board than 345,000 readers in this of said School District on May 2,1988. annual Sunday State Journal The question to be presented at the referendum election is as Shall the foregoing question be approved? section. follows: Football '88 will include YES "Shall the Madison Metropolitan School District bor- D NO schedules, rosters and feature row the sum of $3,730,000 for the purpose of paying a articles, so fans will want to portion of the cost of the District's capital mainte- keep it handy all season. That means extra nance, repair and energy conservation programs; to *The form of the reverse side of the ballot is shown below. fund one year's expenses associated with complying effectiveness for your ad. with AHERA (Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response The ad deadline is Tuesday, Act); to pay the cost of the Thoreau Elementary School (REVERSE SIDE OF BALLOT) August 16. Contact your remodeling project; and to pay the cost of acquiring Madison Newspapers computer equipment by issuing its general obligation advertising representative promissory note (or notes) under Section 67.12(12) of OFFICIAL REFERENDUM BALLOT or call 252-6236. the Wisconsin Statutes?" MADISON METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT District electors must vote in the referendum election at the DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN times and polling places at which they cast their ballots at the regularly scheduled primary election. SEPTEMBER 13,1988 Persons with questions regarding the referendum election FOR Madison Newspapers, inc. should contact Howard L. Sampson. Ward (Wards) . Aldermanic District (if any) City (Village or Town) of _ OFFICIAL REFERENDUM BALLOT* ,19. NOTICE TO ELECTORS: THIS BALLOT MAY BE INVALID UNLESS INITIALED BY 2 ELECTION INSPECTORS. IF CAST AS AN ABSENTEE BALLOT, THIS BALLOT MUST BEAR THE Inspectors INITIALS OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK. If you desire to vote for the approval of the borrowing of $3,730,000 by the District for the purposes described below, CERTIFICATION OF ELECTOR ASSISTANCE place a cross (X) in the square beneath the question after the word "YES" or if you desire to vote against said borrowing, place I certify that this ballot was marked by me for an elector who is a cross (X) in the square beneath the question after the word authorized under the law to have assistance, upon request, and "NO." as directed by the elector. \
(Signature of assisting individual) Shall the Madison Metropolitan School District bor- row the sum of $3,730,000 for the purpose of paying a portion of the .post of the District's capital mainte- PUB. VVSJ: July 26 and August 3,1988 16 — THE CAPITAL TIMES, Madison, Wis., Tuesday, July 26,1988 SCORECARD
Namekogon — villa Tap 10, Institutional Fund 3; 154,95; 4, Joe Vandemeer, Nakoma, 148,85; 5, Jon DuChateau-BobGalswInkler, Bluemound, 36-37. PITCHING Wilson's Bar 14, Vic's Corn Poppers 1. Emerlck, Parkcrest, 146.85; 6, C. Hlnderoker, Park- State 74 — Gene Koepke-Don Koepke, Tripoli, 39-35; IP h er bb so w-l era crest, 143.65; 7, Chad Muchow, Rldgewood, 141.20; 8, John Olness-Bob Hornung, South Hills, 38-36; Jaren Dye 9W 7 I t 2 1-2 0.96 Neptune — Inn Cahoots 7, Kilt's 0 (forfeit); Steve's Baseball Liquor 16, Ridge Madison 4i Bermuda's 10, Schooner's Kerwln Vincent, Hill Farms, 132,90; 9, Jason Love, WISCONSIN WOMEN'S PUBLIC LINKS HIMer-Paul Farley, Ozaukee, 38-36. Baez 99 81 30 36 66 4-6 2.73 4. Mlddlelon,, 131,65; 10, Collln Klelfer, Shorewood, 75 — Walt Turner-Jack Scherer, Chenequa, 38-37; Chenevey HOW 115 43 64 130 9-4 2.76 At Delbrook O.C., Delavan Olympic — Lancers 13, Great Big Pictures 6; 130.35; 11, B. Bodensteln, Parkcrest, 129.05; 12, Chris Championship flight Chuck Bulzow-Jack Gorman, Wausau, 36-39; Wayne Wernlg 134% 128 50 33 68 9-4 3.34 Smith, Rldgewood, 127.45, Hansen-Ray Reuter, Ozaukee, 18-37; Charles Hawkins- Vellleux 52% Mother's Pub 7, Regent St. Retreat 3; Mountain Jack's 77 —Mary Fink, Milwaukee Oakwood. 41 21 21 26 4-3 3.59 7, Fielder's Choice 2. 79 — Pat Rolsum, Madison Yahara Hills; Jane John Williams, Spring Valley, 37-38; Phil Schoenbeck- Alexander 63 67 29 16 34 2-3 4.14 Art Malln, Sloughtoh, 37-38. Brewer averages Slacker 62 60 30 18 50 Pacific — Wisconsin Graphics 14, Regent St. Spo- Krueger, Cecil Golden Sands. 3-6 4.35 iler 4; Ken's Bar 15, Odana Tire It Muffler 4; Schooners 80 — Kim Millies, Muskego Edgewood. 76 — John Manning-Bill Hume, Weslmoor, 38-38; Cabrera 60% 66 33 25 20 2-6 4.90 John Ralfel-Darrell Cook, Cherokee, 38-38; Don Hafe- BATTING 38 Vl 24 22, Dudley's Three 10. 82 — Peggy Pfaff, Belolt; Connie Pllger, Milwau- Cundarl 54 26 12 2-3 6.10 Potowaml — Argus 27, Paddy's 16; Norrls Cl. kee Oakwood. man-BIII Johnson, Cherokee, 37-39; Gerry Ebel-John • ob r h Jb Ib hr rbl avo Ferguson 13 6 2 4 0-1 6.48 Molltor 365 65 115 22 4 4 28 ,315 Apts. 2, Supreme Pizza 0; Mother's Pub 14, Buckeye 0. Howling 83 — Nancy Nelson, Milwaukee Currle; Pattl Sleloff, West Bend, 38-38; Bob Slegel-Bob Oernehl, Garcia 17V4 23 16 9 8 1-3 8.31 Ozaukee, 37-39; Al Reed-Bob Marks, Evergreen, 37-39. Yount 376 60 115 22 9 9 50 ,306 Others 227M 216 113 91 Saturn — Nitty Gritty Pit Bulls 7, Bobcats 0 (for- Pellschek, Fonddu Lac Rolling Meadows. 140 13-17 4.47 84 — Suzl Wiggins, Hartland Nagawaukee. Gantner 329 37 90 18 1 0 27 .274 Team 91< 873 199 M) 569 49-56 1.9? feit); Klnghts of Columbus 12, Decker Supply 8; Nitty Area golfers Braggs 272 30 71 14 0 10 42 .261 Saves (21): Stocker 7; Alexander 3 ; Baez 2; Dyel, Gritty 26, Reveneurs 15. 85 — Karen Weiss, Racine Ives Grove. 77 — Bob Erlckson-Rod Gallagher, Odana, 38-39. Castillo , 58 7 15 0 0 0 0 .259 Others 8. Shark — Points 14, Fourth Quarter Bar 1; Institute 87—Diane Llndstrom, Madison Muni. 78 — Hal Metzen-Orv Erlckson, Cherokee, 40-38. Robldoux 91 9 23 5 0 0 5 .253 for Eating Disorders 13, Rocky Rococo 12, Pro 88— Nancy Sweet, Racine Ives Grove. 79 — Dave Johhson-Daro Buchanan, Blackhawk, Brock 173 32 42 9 1 4 34 .243 Sioux — Cardinal Bar 13, Joey's 12; Slo-Pakes 7, 89 —Mary Ross, Janesvllle Riverside. 39-40. Leonard 147 21 35 7 0 5 21 .238 Youth Brothers Three 5; Tully's 15, West Shore Marina 10, PBA HAMMER OPEN 90 —Carol Orelg, Madison Yahara Hills. 81 — George Murphy-Don Pressentln, Maple Surhoff 304 28 72 12 0 2 17 .237 Spruce — Bulterfleld Builders 15, Certified Soil At Edmond, Oklahoma 93 — Sue Wells, Milwaukee Oakwood, Bluff, 39-42. Sveum 328 25 77 8 4 0 40 .235 Testing 8; Brat und Brdu 17, Tamarack Two 8; Fight- Monday's fourth round (M-gome) standings First flight! Mary Derouln, Janesvllle Riverside, Meyer 149 10 35 9 0 6 17 .235 VFW TEENER LEAGUE Ing Box Turtles 17, Village Bar 8. 1, Del Warren, Lake Worth, Fla., t-3; o,29«. 9, Marc 79; Nancy Miller, Madison Muni, 86; Joann Walker, Adducl ;.. 52 3 12 2 0 1 5 .231 Sun Prairie 12, Palmyra 3 McDowell, Madison, WIs., 7-1, *,)!«. 3, Tom Crltes, Madison Muni, 94. WISCONSIN STATE OPEN QUALIFYING Deer 269 36 58 11 0 12 42 .216 McFarland 12, DeForest 0 Tampa, Flo., 5-3, 6,118. 4, Jim Pencak, Richmond Second flight: Lee Rothenbach, Oshkosh Lake Felder 45 6 9 1 0 0 4 .200 Heights, Ohio, 6-2,4,052. s, Joe Berardl, New York, 5-3, Shore, 87; Lorraine Grant, Madison Muni, 88; Char At Janesvllle Country Club, par 72 O'Brien 55 4 11 1 027 .200 Prep girls 6,009.6, Rowdy Morrow, St. Louis, 3-5,4,003. Schachte, Madison Muni, 90, Qualifiers: Mario Tlzlanl, Cherokee, 74; Greg WEST MADISON LITTLE LEAGUE Klatworthy, Janesvllle Riverside, 75; Jim Culfo, Yaha- Hamilton 86 10 17 4 0 1 10 .198 c N VHE ROCKS PG Prime Rib »8.25 sttrao BULL DURHAM R Jumbo Shrimp '8.25 S&i0""" BIG TOP KE WEE PG an"° Dally 12,45-3,00.5,15.7,30-9,45 I Bodger Rd. 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I 16 — THE CAPITAL TIMES, Madison, Wis., Wednesday, July 27,1988 From Page 13 SCOREGARD Schneider with Isthmus Sailboards on Univer- club, Waterflight. Members range 150 — Walter Gregorskl-Paul Jagemann, Fox Fourth flight — Joanne Reuss, Milwaukee Green- sity Avenue. The store sends all its from age 12 to 70, but Schneider Hills, 73-77. field, 92-91-183; Pat Brader, Madison Muni, 99-88-187; Dog 151 — John Manning-Bill Hume, Westmoor, 76-75; Joyce Rosenau, Madison Business, 95-95-190. customers to Schneider for lessons, said the average member is be- llasrluill John Raftel-Darrell Cook, Cherokee, 76-75; Chuck But- Fifth flight — JoAnn Radke, Milwaukee Whllnall, Racing zow-Jock Gorman, Wausau, 75-76; Dave Uelmen-Don 91-89-180; Gloria Stewart, Madison Muni, 103-108-211. while he agrees to use only their tween 30 and 40, split down the mid- Miller, North Shore, 78-73; Phil Schoenbeck-Arl Molln, Sixth flight — Lois Rynders, Milwaukee Whltnall, dle betweeen men and women. Stoughton, 75-76. 93-94-187; Sally Trautman, Madison Muni 93-95-188; equipment. Since all money is han- 152 — Al Reed-Bob Marks, Evergreen, 76-76; Earl Karen Zllavy, Madison Muni, 96-95-191; Sandle Zlckau, Membership is $125 and includes Maas-John Weaver, Woterlown, 72-80; Walt Turner- Madison Muni, 94-99-193. dled at Isthmus Sailboards, Brewer averages DUBUQUE OREYHOUND PARK Jack Scherer, Chenequa, 75-77; Gene Koepke-Don Tuesday Evening Results Seventh flight — Marilyn Harris, Ciirrle, 95-93-188; Schneider can operate in a public unlimited use of equipment. BATTING Koepke, Tripoli, 74-78; Carl Nielsen-Rex Capwell, Carol Wedeklnd, Madison Muni, 104-99-203; JIM Plnzer- FIRST 1/ShGradeMDIst5/16 Time: 31.723/8 Kenosha, 78-74. Krogslad, Madison Business, 104-108-212. Maybe Water-flight's best adver- ob r h Ib 3b hr rbl avg 7JarbaloLlz 3.80 3.60 2.80 area. Molltor 369 66 117 22 4 4 28 .317 153 — Bob Slegel-Bob Dernehl, Ozaukee, 76-77; Eighth flight — Darcy Dlnauer, Whltnall, 103-97- 4 AMC Snickers 13.80 5.20 Bill Halvorson-Don Cheesman, Watertawn, 77-76. 200. tising is its location. Vilas Beach is •Yount 300 60 116 22 9 9 51 .305 6 Allen's Van 4.00 Gontner 333 38 92 19 1 0 28 .276 154 — Wayne Hansen-Ray Reuler, Ozaukee, 75-79; Ninth flight - Ida Wleland, Oakwood, 96-101-197; You can also rent boards at Win- crowded in the summer and many Qulnlela 4-7 30.00 Bob Erlckson-Rod Gallagher, Odana, 77-77; John Lin- Marge Tyler, Madison Muni, 100-99-199; Dale Grimm, Bragos 272 30 71 14 0 10 42 .261 $2 Trl 7-4-6 346.80 gra Canoe and Sailing Center on Cosllllo 59 7 15 0 0 0 0 .254 nan-Don Gruber, Blue Mound, 78-76; Don Hafeman- Madison Muni, 99-102-201; Ruth Bartlett, Madison people are curious. SI Trl 7-4-6173.40 Blll Johnson, Cherokee, 76-78; Charles Hawkins-John Muni, 106-104-210; Mary Clufo, Madison Muni, 103-118- Robldoux 91 9 23 5 0 5 .253 SECOND l/8hGrade D Dlsl DC Time: 40.29 3/8 Knickerbocker Street. Flying Fish 4 34 .244 Williams, Spring Valley, 75-79. 221. That's what happened to Jeff Brock 176 32 43 9 2 Dutch Warlock 5.40 3.803.00 155 — Hal Metzen-Orv Erlckson, Cherokee, 78-77; Surholl ...... 308 28 72 12 0 2 17 .234 3 You Sold It 6.80 4.00 Sailboards on Williamson Street is Hopper, 32, a member of Water- Meyer ...... 150 10 35 9 0 6 17 .233 Keith Tanke-Bob Rolfs, Blue Mound, 83-72. 7 Karl Berry 4.60 156 — James Mulgrew-Roger Bscherer, Dretzka Leonard ...... 151 21 35 7 0 5 21 .232 Qulnlela 2-3 20.00 the other boardsailing store in flight. 4 9 40 .232 Park, 77-79; Red Zimmerman-Jim Mayer, Oshkosh, 77- Sveum ...... 332 25 77 8 D.D. 7-2 9.60 79; Gerry Ebel-John Sleloff, West Bend, 76-80; Red Adducl ...... 53 3 12 2 0 1 5 .226 town. "I drove by two years ago and »2 Trl 2-3-7 121.40 Schmalzer-BIII Ross, Ozaukee, 79-77. Swimming Deer ...... 269 36 58 11 0 12 42 .216 11 Trl 2-3-7 60.70 157 — Dave Meltzer-Lowell Grossman, Brvnwood, O'Brien ...... 57 4 12 1 027 .211 now I'm hooked," he said. THIRDl/8hGradeCDIst5/16Time: 31.393/8 78-79. Schneider also has a boardsailing 'Felder ...... 45 6 9 1 0 0 4 .200 SSFBIgWally 5.40 3.63.000 Hamilton ...... 86 10 17 4 0 1 10 .198 158 — Frank Marshall-Earl Marks, Merrill Hills, SOroNocoGogo 4.60 2.80 78-80; Dave Johnson-Daro Buchanan, Blackhawk, 79- Schroeder ...... 96 7 13 2 3 5 .135 6 DCs Express 3.80 79; Al Francois-Paul Sherry, Kettle Moraine, 79-79. ALL-CITY MEET Others ...... 137 9 35 8 2 10 .255 Qulnlela 5-8 17.40 Team ...... 3167 401 853 155 20 70 M7 .253 159 Tom Thlelman-Bob Degner, Brown Deer, 79- Al HIM Farm Swim Club 11 Trl 8-5-6 96.60 80; Bernle Tomaszewskl-Frank Kordash, Oakwood, 81- Game-winning rbl (50): Gantner 10; Deer 7; SI Trl 8-5-6 48.30 Team tcorei — HIM Farms 164; Parkcrest 154; All-area swim meet to begin Thursday Braoos. Yount 6; Sveum 5; Brock 4; Molltor, Surholl 78; Charles Wendelberger-Tom Larkln, Weslmoor, 79- Monona 113; Nakomo 90; Rldgewood 64: Mlddlolon 59; FOURTH 1/BhGrade E Dlst 5/16 Time: 31.343/8 80; K. G. Welske-Corl Stelner, Tuscumbla, 78-81; •3; Leonard, Meyer 2; Adducl, Klefer 1. 4 Jaguar Julie 4.20 3.23.00 0 Shorewood 57; Westslde 40. competition begins Thursday at 9 Stolen bases 193): Molltor 27; Yount 14; Gantner Glenn Hensel-Bob Jacob, Naga-Waukee, 79-80. The 21st annual All-Madison Area 6 DB Empty Pockets 5.40 4.20 160 — Tim Sauer-Fronk tnbusch, North Hills, 76- Olrli 11-14 11; Surhoff 8; Deer?; Braggs, Leonard 6; Hamilton 5; 5 Stevle's Champ 4.60 Swim Meet will be held Thursday, a.m. Boys and girls competition in Feldcr 4; Brock, Castillo, Robldoux, Sveum 1. Others 82; Bob Prleto-Loule Van Miller, Brown County, 80-80; 1, JIM Zeman, Monona, 206.30; 2, Erlka Torgrude, Qulnlela 4-6 37.60 Don Blachly-Ken Brenner, Reedsburg, 80-80. Hill Farms, 189.75; 3, M. Jesperson, Hill Farms, the 11-12,13-14 and 15-18 age groups 2. $2 Trl 4-6-5 273.60 161 _ Walt Maurer-John Zucker, Brown County, 185.70; 4, Katie Colnverse, Hill Farms, 183.20; 5, Becky Friday and Saturday at Ridgewood SI Trl 4-6-5 136.80 PITCHING 82-79. Parlsl, Nakoma, 177.55; 6, J. Nowokowskl, Monona, pool. is scheduled for Friday beginning FIFTH 1/BhGrodeC Dlsl DC Time: 40.433/8 163 — Dick Qulnlevan-Sld Slocum, Milwaukee, 82- 169.90; 7, Julia McKlnney, Shorewood, 166.70; 8, Megan IP h er bb so w-l era 1 Ale Honey Creek 15.20 5.80 3.40 Knudson 7to 7 1 3 2 0-0 1.23 81; Jerry Moore-Llbo Amann, Dretzka Park, 80-83. Schmidt, Hill Farms, 162.45; 9, Almee Wltte, Westslde, at 9 a.m. All finals are set for Satur- 7 Foxy Alexis 5.00 4.00 166 — Bob Owen-Ed Dickinson, Ozaukee, 81-85; 160.05; 10, Kerry Clancy, Parkcrest, 159.20; 11, Kim Over 1,000 swimmers from 10 Mlrabella 35% 28 8 11 21 1-2 2.02 8 Baby I'm A Star 4.20 day beginning at 9 a.m. Plesac 45 38 12 1 43 1-1 2.40 George Murphy-Don Pressentln, Maple Bluff, 81-85; Ewers, Shorewood, 145.50; 12, Sally Whalen, Shore- Qulnlela 1-7 49.40 Dick Marlneau-Howard Weeks, Dretzka Park, 82-84; wood, 144.10. area pools will be competing. Pools Hlguero 134 95 37 30 112 7-4 2.45 S2Trll-7-8598.(IO Opening ceremonies Saturday Crlm 64% 47 19 20 34 3-5 2.64 Melvln Popp-Tom Halker, North Hills, 84-82. 51 Trl 1-7-8 299.40 167 — C. J. Freeman-Larry Broker, Old Hickory, Boys 11-14 represented include Ridgewood, 'August 67% 57 20 22 33 5-4 2.66 SIXTH l/8hGrade A Dlst 5/16 Time: 31.433/8 1, Dan Morgan, HIM Farms, 184.90; 2, Ben Beau- morning at 8:45 will honor city Wegman 120 112 28 47 10-7 3.30 83-84. Westside, Middleton, Monona, 8 Dutch Fudge 39.80 9.00 4.00 168 —Bob Welch-Bob Boles, Dretzka Park, 82-86. chalne, Nakomo, 179.40; 3, Chris Blattner, Westslde, swimmers Jay Mortenson, Jack Clear 24 21 9 19 24 14 3.38 1 Mad Town Style 3.20 2.40 162.55; 4, Mark Johnson, Rldgewood, 160.30; 5, Jason Parkcrest, Shorewood, Nakoma, Jones 52Vb 39 20 17 30 4-0 3.44 6 About Sure 3.80 Lawson, Mlddleton, 154.10; 6, Matt Sullivan, Nakoma, Young, Annabelle Cripps and Tom Boslo 148'/> 161 57 27 62 6-11 3.46 Qulnlela 1-8 52.60 WOMEN'S PUBLIC LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP 144.25; 7, Andy Nelson, HIM Farms, 141.25; 8, Rob Hill Farms, Maple Bluff and Chero- Filer 64 64 25 16 23 5-4 3.52 $2 Trl 8-1-6 908.40 At Delbrook G.C., Delavan Schuler, Rldgewood, 138.60; 9, Jake Edle, Shorewood, Senn. All have qualified to compete Blrkbeck 67W 72 33 23 36 4-5 4.41 $1 Trl 8-1-6 454.20 Tuesday's results 132.85; 10, Jeff Plambeck, Mlddleton, 131.80; 11, Lee kee. Nleves 45% 40 29 28 22 4-4 5.76 D. Triple 4-1-8 158 — Jane Krueger, Cecil Golden Sands, 79-79; Peters, Rldgewood, 129.15; 12, Andy Maulbetsch, Mld- in the U.S. Olympic swimming stapleton 13% 20 9 9 6 0-0 5.92 Pays 12339.40 Peggy Pfaff, Belolt, 82-76. dleton, 123.05. Team 8WV4 801 323 260 494 51-49 3.26 SEVENTH l/8hGrode D Dlst 5/16 Time: 32.02 3/8 161 — Kim Millies, Milwaukee Edgewood, 80-81. Boys and girls 8-under and 9-10 team trials. Saves (32): Plesac 25; Crlm 5 ' Jones, Mlrabella 1. Girls 15-18 8 Dutch Banbury 13.40 8.40 4.40 162 — Mary Fink, Milwaukee Oakwood, 77-85. 1, Elsie Clancy, Parkcrest, 220.40; 2, Lisa Leono- 3HI'sFroggyman 8.20 4.60 165— Nancy Nelson, Milwaukee Currle, 83-82. vlci, Shorewood, 207.60; 3, Danl Westmore, Monona, 4 Hazard 4.40 166 — Suzl Wiggins, Hortland Nagawaukee, 84-82. 181.35; 4, Ellen Patenaude, Shorewood, 180.40; 5, Julie Midwest League Qulnlela 3-8 73.80 167 — Pattl Pellschek, Fond du Lac Rolling Mead-' Olson, Parkcrest, 179.80; 6, Jenny Price, Parkcrest, Twin Trl 8-3-41376.20 ows, 83-84. 175.65; 7, Stephanl Morgan, HIM Farms, 173.45; 8, (Affiliations In parentheses) EIGHTH l/8hGrade B Dlst DC Time: 40.55 3/8 170 — Pat Rolsum, Madison Business, 79-91; Kerry Zaleskl, Rldgewood, 172.45; 9, Nicole Bunbury, Hill Farms wins diving title SECOND HALF 8 Dutch Rebecca 7.00 4.43.60 0 Connie Pllger, Oakwood, 82-88; Carol Grelg, Madison Hill Farms, 172.30; 10, Laura Imhoff, Nakoma, 169.45; 3 K's Beefeater 15.40 6.60 NORTHERN DIVISION Muni, 90-80. 11, Stacy Frank, Parkcrest, 156.60; 12, Erica Johnson, 4 Ale Sonny Sones 4.20 172 — Karen Weiss, Racine Ives Grove, 85-87. Rldgewood, 151.60. Dan Morgan won the boys 13-14 crest, which had 156. Monona was W L Pet OB Qulnlela 3-8 61.00 174 — Diane Llndstrom, Madison Muni, 87-87. Rockford (Expos) 78 9 .757 52 Trl 8-3-4 1013.40 180 —Mary Ross, Janesvllle Riverside, 89-91. Boys 15-18 individual title Tuesday to help Hill third with 90 points. jKenosho (Twins) 23 14 .622 5 $1 Trl 8-3-4 506.70 183 — Nancy Sweet, Ives Grove, 88-95. 1, Ben Rauch, Rldgewood, 204.75; 2, Jason Maglll, Belolt (Brewers) 22 17 .564 7 NINTH 1/ShGradeC Dlst5/16Time: 31.583/8 Parkcrest, 204.10; 3, Steffon Walby, Mlddleton, 181.95; Farms to the overall championship Other age group winners Tues- Applelonl Royals) 19 22 .463 11 First flight — Mary Derouln, Riverside, 79-82-161; 4, Tom PertJborn, HIM Farms, 181.70; 5, Mark Bell- 3 lama Popcorn 24.20 15.60 6.40 Nancy Miller, Madison Muni, 86-83-169; Joann Walker, Madison (Athletics) 16 23 .410 13 8 Solar Sparkle 12.20 4.20 man, Monona, 181.05; 6, Derek Relbau, HIM Farms, in the All-Madison Area diving day included Jill Zeman of Monona South Bend (White Sox) 13 23 .Ml 14V: Madison Muni, 94-95-189. 164.75; 7, Mitch Lower, Parkcrest, 163.50; 8, Jeff 6 KD's Petev Girl 5.40 Second flight — Char Schachte, Madison Muni, 90- in girls 13-14; Elsie Clancy of Park- Wausau (Mariners) 12 27 .308 17 Strabala, Rldgewood, 155.25; 9, Dave Wuerger, Park- meet at Hill Farms Swim Club. Qulnlela 3-8 55.40 83-173; Lorraine Grant, Madison Muni, 88-92. $2 Trl 3-8-61219.40 crest, 150.10; 10, Dan Beuthllng, Parkcrest, 140.65; 11, Hill Farms totaled 164 points in crest in girls 15-18; and Ben Rauch SOUTHERN DIVISION Third flight — Martha Brusegar, Madison Muni, $1 Trl 3-8-6 609.70 89-88; Alice Dlllman, Madison Business, 89-93-182; James Imhoft, Nakoma, 124.80; 12, John Collins, West- W L Pet Twin Trl - no winner Sandy Weltzer, Madison Business, 95-96-191. side, 117.25. the two-day meet to win over Park- of Ridgewood in boys 15-18. Springfield (Cardinals) 26 9 .743 Carryover $10894.00 zCedor Rapids (Reds) 22 14 .611 10TH 1/BhGrade B Dlst 5/16 Time: 31.393/8 Quad City (Angels) 20 17 .541 7 SArloCCan 9.00 4.23.200 Peoria (Cubs) 21 16 .568 6 1 Innocent Eyes 5.00 3.20 Waterloo I Indians) 21 18 .538 7 8 Dulch Colette 3.20 Clinton (Giants) 15 25 .375 13W Qulnlela 1-5 29.80 Burlington (Braves) 8 30 .211 19W $2 Trl 5-1-8157.40 z — First-half champion $1 Trl 5-1-8 78.70 11TH l/8hGrode A Dlst DC Time: 39.663/8 "YOUR DISCOUNT TIRE PEOPLE" Tuesday's results 4 Winner's Friend 6.20 2.82.800 Cedar Rapids 5, Madison 2,11 Innings 2 U B Fleet - 5.60 4.00 Peoria 4, Springfield 3 3 P's Stitch 3.60 Burlington 11, Waterloo 10 Qulnlela 2-4 21.40 South Bend 5, Clinton 2 M Trl 4-2-3131.40 Belolt 9, Quad City 5 51 Trl 4-2-3 65.70 Rockford 6, Kenosha 2 11TH 1/BhGradeDDIst5/16 Time: 31.923/8 Appleton 7, Wausau 4 IGoozer 26.00 9.205.40 Today's games 4 Trl County 7.80 4.60 Cedar Rapids at Madison 2 Jamar's Jim 7.40 Burlington at Peoria Qulnlela 1-4108.00 Springfield at South Bend 52 Trl 1-4-2 1035.00 Waterloo at Apple*on $1 Trl 1-4-2 517.50 Clinton at Kenosho 11TH 1/BhGrade B Dlst DC Time: 39.913/8 "222-8420 Belolt at Quad City 5 Mr. Spot 24.80 27.40 13.40 Wausau at Rockford 4 Odd Par 7.60 6.60 3 Pleasant Lacey 4.80 »„..„.. Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30; Saturday8-3.00 Qulnlela 4-5 54.80 City Q.D. 1-4; 4-52238.00 $2 Sup 5-4-3-1 1428.80 ^^^^^TdSIBfcM-'''' SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION SI Sup 5-4-3-1 714.40 Pacific B — Budd's 76 8, Cellar Bar 2; Red Shed Attendance 2,116 T5, Valley Bank 7. Handle $728,941 m g" TIRE AND* Youth SERVICE CENTER WEST MADISON LITTLE LEAGUE Tennis Minor: Tigers 14, Athletics 5; Royals 7, Red Sox 1 ; Blue Jays 8, Orioles 6; Indians 7, Twins 2. Malor: Coca-Cola 16, Lake Mills 6; Hllldale Bar- bers 14, Domino's 4. Senior: Oscar Mayer 24, Zlmbrlck 4. VOLVO INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT DANE COUNTY BABE RUTH LEAGUE At Stratton Mountain, Vermont Senior: West Mlddleton 13, Dodgevllle 12 Tuesday's first round results David Pate (6), Las Vegas, Nev., def. Geoff Roper, Canada, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3); Paul Annacone (13), W COUPON -V Knoxvllle, Term., def. Paul Chamberlln, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 7-5, 7-5; Grant Connell, Canada, def. Derrick Rostogno, Roncho Palos Verdes, Calif., 6-4, 6-4; Jim Pugh (16), Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., def. TUNE-UP 1 Softball John Ross, Gainesville, Flo., 7-5, 6-3; Darren Cahlll •PI^MWSWC-o =• (9), Australia, def. Kelly Evernden, New Zealand, 6-3, 6-0; Dan Goldle (12), McLean, Va., def. Gary Muller, $0433 Los Angeles, 7-6 (9-7), 6-3; Mallval Washington, Swartz 4599 W. Bcltline Highway West Beltllne Creek, Mich., def. Chrlsto van Rensburg (11). South m^mmmm City Africa, 6-2, 7-5; Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, def. Includes plugs. Inspect distributor cap. Madison-Nakoma Plaza Christian Saceanu, West Germany, 6-4,6-4. rotor, plug wires, coll. PCV valve, fuel (li- SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION John Frawley (14), Australia, def. Rick Leach, WOMEN'S FAST PITCH ter, adjust where applicable dwell, liming Laguna Beach, Calif., 6-4, 6-2; Andre Agassi (2), Las and carburetor. 6 and 8 cylinder cars f -$««• Indiana — Joey's Three 7, Interior Images 0 (for- Vegas, Nev., def. Paul Wekesa, Kenya, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2; and standard Ignition slightly higher. 271-0971 feit). Martin Laurendeau, Canada, def. David Wheaton, Ex- fLc. Most American cars. A •Ul Maine —Cale Palms 13, WPC11 (championship). celsior, Minn., 6-7 (7-5), 6-4, 6-4; Andrew Castle, Brit- Coupon Expires Saturday ^ ain, def. Lorry Scott, New York, 7-5, 6-1; Aaron Krlck- Hours: Mnn.-Fri. 8-530; Saturday 8-3.00 WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH steln (5), Grosse Point, Mich., def. More Flur, Dur- Oklahoma — Bowl-a-vard Two 7, Neckerman 6 ham, N.C., 3-6, 6-4, 6-1; Jim Courier, Dade City, Flo., (forst round playoff); Neckerman Insurance 18, def. Johan Krlek of Nople, Flo., 7-6 (7-3), 2-6,7-6 (8-6). McCain Trucking 7 (first round playoff). Vermont-J-Valley Bank Monona Grove 10, News- letter Press 8 (first round playoff); Newsletter Press 15, Dudley's Three 4. MEN'S FAST PITCH Golf COUPON Arctic— Badger Sports 7, Isthmus Wines 1 (cham- COUPON pionship). COUPON Birch — Haack's Cycle 17, Micro Maulers Two 0; SPECIAL LIFETIME Crystal Corner Bars, Busch's Boys 1 (championship). FRONT END OFFER Cape — P.O. Credit Union i, Dudley's 4 (playoff). Pro MUFFLER MEN'S SLOW PITCH OIL, LUBE ALIGNMENT WITH Hiawatha — Big Ten Pub 10, Burr Oaks Bowl 5 PGA SENIORS'MONEY LEADERS COUPON (championship). Through the Newport Cup I & FILTER Menomlnee — Llddlcoal Ins. 12, Vol's Keglers 10 l.Orvllle Moody $302,804 INSTALLED (championship). 2. Bob Chorles 5285,908 pon < Free Inspection • Fiee Eilimalei Oak — Thorstad Chevrolet 11, PSHA 10; PSHA 3, 3. Gory Player $248,500 Electrically set camber, caster, toe- $4 488 American and many impor Cars, Similar Savings on Complete or Partial Systems Capitol Centre Foods 2 (second round playoff). Semi-metallic pads and aadditionat l We'll install your multler within 60 minutes alter 4. Harold Henning $229,254 in to manufacturer's specifications, I I WUh Coupon parts il needed cost extra. Ottawa — Llcari's 10, Tony Franks 9 (champion- 5. Bruce Crompton : $226,304 merican Cars and many im- inspector) and your wrmen authorization, ^stay- ship). 6. Miller Barber $214,023 rs. Indudea up to 5 quarts ol name brand ed with warranty. Additional pans it needed..cost Pine — Cherokee 10, Teaser's Three 6 (second ^lOWao oil. Most American Care. ^ extra. Most American cars. 7. Al Gelberger $209,642 oupon Expires Saturday •k Coupon Expires Saturday ^l| $3995 Coupon Expires Saturday round playoff). 8. Chi Chi Rodriguez $178,090 Redwood — Steve's Carpets 15, Bennett's Misfits 9. Don Bles $173,860 Coupon Expires Saturday F4F Tire stores only 11 (championship); Sieve's Carpels 9, Regent St. Re- 10. Dave Hill $153,493 _ treat 8 (first round playoff). Senaca — Eldorados 6, Decker Supply 2 (cham- pionship). Southern — Brat und Brau 19, Owls 7 (champion- City ship). MADISON WOMEN'S MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Odana — Nine holers: Flight A: Mary Ann Ketter- hagen 53. Play for day: Jon Duncan. Flight B: Flor- ence Hustad 57. PFD: Hustad, Thelma Pankow, Paf Green, Marian Francour, Mary Jane Hlavac, Dorothy MICHELIN TIRES Bollont. Flight C: Jo Sweeney, Adallne Archer 66. Bowling PFD: Maggie Wlnkler. Yahara — 18 holers: Flight A: Lisa Johnson 85. PFD: Cindy Stewart. Flight B: Lynette Romero 94. PFD: Bev Payne. Flight C: Laurel Hulbregtse 108. THE LOWEST PRICES! PFD: Hulbregtse. PBA HAMMER OPEN At Edmond, Olkohoma Honor scores Lifesaver GT4 Tuesday's sixth round (43-game) standings Maple Bluff (71) — Danny Tzakls, Gordon Becker PASSENGER (Top five advance to finals) 79. I, Del Warren, Lake Worth, Flo., 17-7, 10,254. 2. Pleasant View (72) — Tom Hellman 74; Mark A FRIEND, COME RAIN All Season Steel Radial Tom Crlles, Tampa, Fla., 16-8, 10,053. 3, David Ozlo, Hendricks 76; Wally Hellman 77; Tom Swayzee 78. Vldor, Texas, 16-8, 10,028. 4, Amleto Monacal 11, Vene- Nakoma (70) — Bob Pasch 77; Charlie Fuhrman MICHELIN COMPARE THE FACTS zuela, 15-9, 9,891. 5, Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heights, 79. OR SHINE, OR SNOW. N.J., 14-10, 9,824. 6, Tom Baker, Buffalo, N.Y., 14-10, Odana (72) — Jeff Comstock 71; Jeff Franzen, THE B.F. GOODRICH GT4 has a 9,810, $4,500. Larry Gessler 76; Brian Prlsbe 77; John Neupert 78. • Long lasting all-season tire tread wear rating range of 180* thru 7, Tony Westlake, Edmond, Okla., 14-10, 9,785, Lake Windsor (72) — Lupe Sanchez 77; Tony — up to 60,000 miles (with $4,000. 8, Earl Zlemann, Garden Grove, Calif., 15-9, Catencamp79. XA4 240* and a traction rating of "A". 9,782, $3,500. 9, Marc McDowell, Madlton, Wit., 13-11, Cherokee (72) — Jeff Knapsteln 78; Jim Olds 79. proper care). (This is the best rating a passengei 9,772,13,000.10, Jim Pencak, Richmond Heights, Ohio, Olenway (32) — Bob Herreld, Gary Bodenstelner 13-10-1, 9,771, $2,800. 11, Joe Berardl, New York, 11-13, 34; Reuben Lorenz, Kevin Massle, Jock Loew, Jim tire can get.) 9,766, $2,600.12, Bill Oakes, Dallas, 14-10,9,670, $2,500. Chapman 35; Darrel Dlttburner, Tom Mateneur, 13, Rowdy Morrow, SI. Louis, 9-15, 9,-648, $2,400. Emery Sylvester, Gus Hamre 36; Dick Moll, Le Roy 14, Ron Palombl Jr., Erie, Pa., 10-14, 9,633, $2,300. 15, Herman, Jerry McGlnnlty, Bill Severt 37. SEASON Brian Voss, Tacomo, Wash., 9-15,9,618, $2,200.16, Mar- shall Holman, Medford, Ore., 11-13, 9,554, $2,100. 17, Don Moser, Santa Clara, Calif., 10-14, 9,513, $2,000. 18, Warren Nelson, Fresno, Calif., 8-16, 9,501, $1,900. State STEEL 19, Tom Milton, St. Petersburg, Fla., 11-12-1, 9,460, $1,800. 20, Ken Johnson, Lewlsvllle, Texas, 12-12, 9,457, 1988 WSGA TWO-MAN SENIOR FORSIZEP155/80R13 $1,700. 21, Don Genalo, Perrvsburg, Ohio, 9-14-1, 9.-302, BESTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RADIAL $1.600.22, Leroy Bronhop, St. Charles, Mo., 10-14,9,242, At South Hills Golf a Country Club, Fond du Lac $1,530. 23, Bryan Alpert, Las Vegas, Nev., 9-14-1, 9,-232, Tuesday's final results $1,460. 24, Paul Ashby, Mentor on the Lake, Ohio, 6-18, 137 — Tom Stouthomer-Duward Baker, West- > 2 Steel Belts 9,010, $1,405. moor, 72-65. P165/80R13 $30.99 140 — John Otness-Bob Hornung, South Hills, 74- LPBT SOUTH BEND CLASSIC 66. • Whitewalls At South Bend, Indiana 141 — Herb Ruehl-Ted Levenhagen, North Hills, P185/80R13 $33.99 Tuesday's fourth round (26-game) standings 72-69; Gene Korman-Ruben Erdmann, Rlverdale, 69- 1, Dlna Wheeler, Gladstone, Mo., 4-4, 5,980. 2, 72. Robin Romeo, Van Nuvs, Call!., 3-5, 5,883. 3, Marilyn 142 — vie Forsythe-MIke Asztalos, Oconomowoc, P185/75R14 $36.99 Kreg, Kalamazoo, Mich., 8-0, 5,869. 4, Coren Park, Bo- 73-69. thell, Wash., 5-3, 5,863. 5. Jeanne Maiden, Solon, Ohio, 143 — Charles Redel-John Allen, La Crosse, 68-75. 7-1, 5,812. 6. Mary Martha r.ernlollo, Springfield, III., 144 _ wally Peters-George Reed, Oconomowoc, P195/75R14 $38.99 6-2, 5,796. 72-72; Ed White-Bob Head, Ozaukee, 71-73. 7, Cheryl Daniels, Detroit, Mich., 5-3, 5,735. 8, Tlsh 145 — Frank Esenberg-Frank Tenfel, West Bend, Johnson, Downey, Calif., 4-4, 5,714. 9, tie, a-Karen 72-73. P205/75R14 $40.99 Wakefleld. Elmlra, N.Y., 5-3, and Wendy Macpherson, 146 — Harry Slmonson-Steve Caravello, Maple San Diego, Call!., 2-6, 5,659. 11, Leila Wagner, Annap- Bluff, 71-75; Hal Knuth-Don Weber, Tuckaway, 72-74; 96 olis, Md., 3-5, 5,652.12, Carol Norman, Ardmore, Okla., David Cookson-Jack Kelly, Maple Bluff, 69-77. P155/80R13 P205/75R15 $44.99 3-5, 5,625. 147 — Paul Ingroscl-Ralph Nlcotera, Meadow- '41 13, Karen Boreal, Kolamazoo, Mich., 2-6, 5,608.14, brook, 73-74; Don Jabas-Don Strutz, Butte des Marts, P165/80R13 $46.60 Lorrle Nichols, Algonquin, III., 5-3, 5,590.15, Aleta Sill, 73-74. P175/80R13 $53.57 P215/75R15 $46.99 Garden City, Mich., 3-5, 5,565. 16, Leonne Barrette, 148 — Joe DuChateau-Bob Galswlnkler, Blue- Oklahoma City, Oklo., 6-2, 5,558. 17, Ruth Atkinson, mound, 73-75. P185/80R13 $56.08 Goose Creek, S.C., 3-5, 5,554.18, Cindy Coburn, Buffalo, 149 — Jaren Hlller-Paul Farley, Ozaukee, 74-75; P225/75R15 $48.99 N.Y., 3-5, 5,540. James Lawnik-Mlke Daly, Bulls Eye, 78-71. P185/70R14 $59.80 P185/75R14 $60.14 P195/75R14 $62.19 •P205/75R14 $66.81 MUSKIES HOME TONIGHT P205/75R15 $68.19 P215/75R15 $70.85 •P215/70R15 $69.87 RADIAL T/A CEDAR RAPIDS P225/75R15 $72.97 The Long-Wearing, ' CINCINNATI REDS AFFILIATE P235/75R15 $76.70 Year-Bound Sport Tire 7PM BE THERE! Madison's All Season Long! 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