2B The Capital Times * Wednesday, Aug. 1, 1990 SPORTS BRIEFS Cecil glad to take on apartheid From staff and news services most got into several altercations for making a trade. At that point, By Rob Schultz RAPING Dairyland Greyhound Park general PACKER NOTES with some of those real bigoted Braatz said, he'll begin discussions nm/mu Don Hesg gayg he will continue to act as a Tin' Capital Times golfers just because I made with Vataha again. consultant for the Kenosha race track despite his resignation. GREEN BAY — Racial inte- gave those golfers a stare, fol- friends with some blacks," he Meanwhile, Majkowski has Hess, 33, quit his position at the Kenosha track — promoted as gration is something that Green lowed by a lecture, that would said. other worries. His father Fred, a the nation's largest — following the stock divestiture by four Bay Packer safety have made Nelson Mandela Asked if he wished one of the Buffalo firefighter, suffered a Alabama investors who brought him into the project. never gave a second thought to proud. golfers had stepped over the line stroke over the weekend. The The four Alabama investors, also known as the American as an athlete. He has had black In fact, Cecil challenged those and pushed him into a corner, elder Majkowski, 51, had been in- Racing Group, announced July 26 they would sell their 37.2 teammates since his high school golfers as if they were a wide re- Cecil quickly answered: "Yeah, timately involved in his son's con- percent interest in the track within 30 days. Hess said he De- days. He never thought of them ceiver about to catch the ball in that would have been nice." tract discussions with Vataha. cided, over the weekend to resign, adding, "I just felt it best." as black, he just thought of them the middle of a football field. Cecil, who was struck by the Trade talk: Braatz said some The Alabamian divestiture was prompted by the Wisconsin as teammates. "Nobody messed with me too beauty of South Africa's land- teams have made initial inquiries Racing Board staff's investigation of charges of misconduct much about it after that," said scape, said he was nevertheless Cecil spent this past winter in about trades. The Packes are deep and shady financial dealings against the four — Elliot and Cecil, a 5-foot-ll, 210-pounder glad to get back home. "That ex- in running backs and tight ends Herman Maisel and Herbert Meisler, all of Mobile, Ala., and South Africa as a caddie for his who has made a name for him- perience really makes you ap- old college pal Willie Kane. Since and are thin in the defensive line, Harold Ripps, of Birmingham, Ala. self in the National Football preciate what you have a lot Also, with the holdouts, they are A closed-door hearing into those charges is scheduled to he was one of only a few white League with his hard-hitting more," he added. caddies on the South African short-handed in the offensive line begin Aug. 7. Racing Board officials said they plan to review a style. Negotiations update: Running and quarterback. charge that Hess lied to the board about the whereabouts of professional golf tour, Cecil made Cecil said nobody can really back Keith Woodside has signed a friends with several of the black "If we have any holes as we some track records and construction documents. understand apartheid until they three-year contract and was in start the pre-season, then we'll caddies. He never gave it a sec- see it for themselves. camp this morning. However, - DfterDAI I owner Ewlng Kauffman ond thought. have to make some deals," said Dnni.L, completed an ardUous bailout of his ill-fated "Incredible is the wrong adjec- ning back remains Braatz. "1 talked with them, found tive to use to describe it," he among the missing. The Packers partner and said the ballclub he founded would be offered to about their backgrounds, just said. "The whites treat the broke off negotiations with Full- Mandarich, Murphy scuffle: it the highest bidder. kind of hanged with them," he blacks almost as if they were wood after he failed to sign a con- was brief, but interesting. During The Royals owner has been negotiating for months with co- said. animals. There's absolutely no tract before the club's deadline of practice Tuesday morning, 6-5, owner Avron Fogelman, who was brought into the organiza- Basically, he treated the situa- interaction. midnight Tuesday, according to 290-pound Tony Mandarich and tion by the 73-year-old Kauffman with the idea that Kauffman tion as if it was just another "And the majority of blacks Tom Braatz, the vice president of 6-2, 200-pound strong safety Mark could eventually retire with the team safely in Fogelman's locker room. don't know any better. But that's football operations. Murphy exchanged a few blows hands. But some of the South African beginning to change, and the As far as the Don Majkowski after the second-year tried Fogelman, however, saw his Memphis-based real estate em- golfers told Cecil that what he whites don't like it." negotiations are concerned, Braatz to block the blitzing strong safety. pire collapse in the last year and needed cash. Creditors was doing was a real bad idea. And the whites especially did- said he'll give the third-year quar- "It was one swing and then viewed his interest in the Royals as his most valuable asset. And Cecil, in his own special n't like it when Cecil wasn't terback and his agent, Randy run," joked Murphy. "If he had • The Dodgers' revived hopes in the National way, told those golfers where helping their cause. Vataha, until Friday to learn if come after me it would have been League West and Detroit Steve Searcy's continued they could stick apartheid. He "It was unbelievable that I al- there's any interest from teams bob and weave, bob and weave." struggles combined to scuttle a proposed deal that would have returned Kirk Gibson to the Tigers. Rumors of a Gibson-for-Searcy deal surfaced about three weeks ago, but Detroit rejected the deal. Manager Sparky Anderson said GOODWILL GAMES at the time that he wanted the left-hander in his starting Steinbrenner's son: rotation for the rest of the year. General manager Bill Lajoie, however, called his Los Angeles counterpart, Fred Claire, Tuesday in a bid to land Gibson before the midnight trading deadline. This time, the Dodgers rejected the trade. U.S. team A lot like his dad By Tuesday, Searcy had compiled a 1-2 record and a 5.82 earned-run average in four starts. trait of a man who is quite dif- Newsday ferent from his father. And, de- • The St. Louis Cardinals called an early afternoon news con- rebounds ference for today to make what was expected to be the an- NEW YORK — Hank Stein- spite his relative lack of experi- brenner, selected Tuesday by his ence, he seems to be well thought nouncement that Joe Torre will be the new Cardinals man- father George to take control of of among Yankee executives. ager. Published reports in the past few days have said that in Seattle the , is just As the oldest of Steinbrenner's Torre was to be the successor to . like the old man — brash, de- four children, Hank, 33, was ROXING George Foreman knocked out overmatched Ken SEATTLE (AP) — There are manding and opinionated. being groomed to take over the DV/vinu Lakusta at 1:24 of the third round of a scheduled some American teams who can That is the portrait painted by Yankees even before the decision 10-round fight in Edmonton, Alberta. The 41- win at the Goodwill Games. Try some people who have known by baseball Commissioner Fay year-old Foreman improved his record to 23-0 since he ended a the American women in basket- young Steinbrenner since he Vincent that demoted George to a 10-year retiremennt in 1987. ball and the U.S. men in volley- worked in the club's minor limited partner. The younger DITC AND PIFrF<5 The all-city swim meet begins Thurs- ball. league system and as a horse- Steinbrenner served as one of his Dl 13 HIW riCA/t.«J day and runs through Saturday at the The U.S. women routed South breeder in Florida. In fact, in one father's advisers as early as Korea, 94-70, in while of his blunt appraisals of the 1986 and, according to several Parkcrest Swim and Club. Teams from the following pools the American men's volleyball Yankees in 1986, Hank — dis- present and former Yankee offi- will compete: Cherokee, Hill Farm, Maple Bluff, Middleton, Mono- team defeated the Soviet Union gusted with the team's habit of cials, was forceful and persua- na, Nakoma, Parkcrest, Ridgewood and Westside. Boys and girls in three games to two. squandering leads — said that sive in urging his father to make age groups 8-under, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14 and 15-18 will compete It was a pleasant change in the club "had all the killer in- several controversial moves. with preliminaries starting Thursday at 9 a.m. All relays and fortunes for the , stinct of a Quaker." The elder Steinbrenner once finals are set for Saturday at 9 a.m. Ridgewood is thew defending which had seen its men's basket- Said one source close to the proclaimed: "He's probably given champion. ball, baseball and hockey na- Yankees: "He's got a bit of the me better advice . . . than some • La Follette High School boys and girls volleyball practice for tional teams embarrassed the ASSOCIATED PRESS old man in him." of these baseball guys I've got players in grades 10-12 will begin on Monday, Aug. 13. Boys prac- previous two days. , 17, of the U.S. Some, however, paint a por- around me." tice is at 8 a.m. and girls at 10:30 a.m. All insurance forms and It also was a good night in the stopped Lee Sang-Hun of South fees must be turned in to the main office before practice. For in- ring for Americans, Korea at featherweight. formation, call Randy Ramig at 251-6321 (boys) or Bob Parisi particularly 17-year-old Oscar de at 241-9409 (girls). la Hoya of East Los Angeles, • The National W Club is seeking vendors for this year's Calif., the youngest fighter on , one of America's football games at Camp Randall. Interviews for boys and girls the team. De la Hoya, unbeaten 201-pounders, stopped Wolfgang Steinbrenner 12 and over will be held in the stadium W Club office (Gate 21) in 31 fights since moving up Haas of in the from 2-6 p.m. today and Thursday. Vendors will work the third round. But Edward Escobe- grip on the Yankees on or before ' exhibition game on Aug. 18 against New from the junior level, was joined • Continued from Page IB by Ivan Robinson, Larry Donald do, the U.S. champion at 201, lost Aug. 20. Orleans and the seven Badger games. and Paul Vaden in advancing. a three-round decision to Vasile "I had no plan to give them an Buffalo s Rich Even the U.S. baseball squad, Dumitroaie of Romania. Vincent, speaking to reporters alternative," Vincent said. "But TRIVIA ANSWER ' Stadium. ripped 16-2 by Cuba the previous There were only six seconds in his Park Avenue office, pro- I'm a reasonable fellow." night, was a winner. The Amer- left when Donald pounded Haas vided a peek behind the closed The two sides then spent TV/RADIO CALENDAR icans defeated 10-4 for into his third standing 8-count, doors of the 11-hour session much of the day hammering out the bronze medal before Cuba automatically stopping the bout. Monday that culminated in the the details and language of the won the gold, 6-1 over Japan. Oscar de la Hoya, the youngest announcement of Steinbrenner's agreement, a tedious process in TV TODAY member of the U.S. team, was lifetime ban as the man in charge which they alternately caucused 6:30 p.m. Baseball — Pirates at . WGN. Basketball: Co-captain Teresa of the Yankees. What emerged 6:30 p.m. Baseball — Chicao White Sox at Red Sox. ESPN. Edwards and Vickie Orr led five spectacular in the 125-pound divi- and met face-to-face. sion. The 17-year-old from East was a picture of a determined 7:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — Boxing semifinals, women's basket- U.S. players in figures with but equitable Vincent allowing Vincent emphatically ball, diving, modern pentathlon from Seattle. TBS. 15 points each as the U.S. over- Los Angeles, unbeaten in 31 squashed speculation that he 11:35 p.m. Goodwill Games — Boxing semifinals, women's basket- fights, battered South Korea's Lee Steinbrenner to choose his poison ball, diving, modern pentathlon from Seattle. TBS. whelmed South Korea. Lynette — with no room for plea bar- held some awful, undisclosed in- Woodard, the other co-captain, Sang-Hun before the referee formation about Steinbrenner — RADIO TODAY stopped it with five seconds re- gaining. 1:30 p.m. Baseball — at . added 12 points. The U.S. and When Steinbrenner arrived at a smoking gun. Soviets meet tonight. maining in the fight. WIBA-AM/1310. Ivan Robinson of Philadelphia, Vincent's office at 9:15 a.m. Mon- "There wasn't (any)," he said. 6:20 p.m. Sports Review — WIBA-AM/1310. Volleyball: A rebuilding U.S. day, Vincent immediately told "What you see is what you get. team still was good enough for the also won a 4-1 decision over Kir- TV THURSDAY kor iQrkorov of Bulgaria, at 125 him of his decision that Stein- "The essential message is you Noon Auto Racing — Saturday Night Thunder featuring USAC Soviets. The Americans won the brenner had acted against the Sprints, from . ESPN. 1984 and '88 Olympic titles, but pounds. may not conduct an investigation best interests of baseball in strik- of a player and you may not 1:15 p.m. Baseball — at Chicago Cubs. WGN. they have been retooling the ros- Baseball: Cuba got four- ing up a relationship with How- 6:30 p.m. Bowling — Columbia 300 Open From Austin, Texas. ter since losing stars Karen Kiraly pitching from Jorge Valdes and maintain a relationship with a ESPN. ard Spira, an admitted gambler, gambler and you certainly may 7:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — Boxing Semifinals, Figure Skating, and Steve Timmons. four homers in its easy win over and later paying him $40,000. He After a poor opening game, the Japan. Antonio Pacheco hit two not make a payment to a gambler Diving From Seattle. TBS. then told Steinbrenner about the (all) without the commissioner's 8 p.m. Boxing — Harold Brazier vs. Anthony Stephens, Junior Americans made several lineup home runs, Victor and German suspension. office being involved. I think Welterweights From South Bend, Ind'. ESPN. changes, bringing on bigger Mesa had one each. The Cubans But after Steinbrenner and his what Mr. Steinbrenner did was 11 p.m. Auto Racing — IHRA Empire Nationals From Rochester, players up front to bolster their hit three straight homers in the lawyers asked if Vincent would N.Y. ESPN. blocking. The moves worked and seventh, including Mesa's inside- to ignore the significance of the 11:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — Boxing semifinals, figure skating, consider another sanction, Vin- office." diving from Seattle. TBS. the United States won 8-15, 15-13, the-park shot. cent began jotting down ideas on 17-16,9-15, 15-6. The United States won the Steinbrenner admitted to RADIO THURSDAY a notepad in front of him. That is 7 p.m. Race Report — WTSO-AM/1070. Boxing: The American team bronze as Jorge Fabregas, Darren how he arrived at Plan B, the those actions, Vincent noted, and Bragg and Jim Austin led a 15-hit 7:30 p.m. Baseball — at Milwaukee Brewers. has done superbly, with a 16-8 seven-point agreement that will those admissions were enough to WIBA-AM/1310. record. attack against Canada. remove Steinbrenner's 18-year seal his fate. Muskie trio BADGER GOLF'S AUTO blank Twins KENOSHA — Three Madison PAINTING Muskie combined on a five-hitter here Tuesday night in FOR ONLY a 2-0 win over the Kenosha Twins. Starter Gavin Osteen (7-8) picked up the victory with seven , CHECK OUR PRICES AND innings of three-hit ball. Reliev- : $549 ers Tim Peek and Jim Gibbs pre- SERVICE BEFORE YOU BUY! served the shutout. • Take an additional 10% Off every Golf Glenn Osinski scored the only Bag in stock 1. Car completely cleaned and 7. All surfaces final cleaned. run the Muskies needed on a dou- BALL SALE! • Ladies Shoes starting at S20°°. 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also said it would not protest. Jo4»i Frictey Seturdiy Sunday Mond*y Tue*diy Wednesday) Elder and Owens, who both Ryan's fastball MCWEftt play on the Seniors Tour, aren't CNugo CNctgo HmnoU MbwiMou Chicago Chicago Unrrtotm satisfied. (2) 7:30 p-m. 7 fun. 7p.m. 530p.m. 7:30 pjn. 130p.m. 7p.m. "I felt that we should go to the WON Ch.47 Ch.47 very end with this thing," Elder eludes even time MKSXIEi said in Charlotte, N.C. "I think South South tUrfingtofi Appteton Arkansas accepts AppWon AppMon Bend Bend (the honorary membership) was 7 p.m. 7p.m. SpJTL 7p.m. just to save face and to get the By Jim Litke SEC invitation # sponsors back." Associated Press THE 3OO CLUB | | Homes*™* | | Ro»d yttntt "We get one guy in there and MILWAUKEE — Time, it is The University of Arkansas everything's going to be lovey- said, waits for no man. But it still 511 — (1890-1911). accepted an invitation to join the dovey," Owens said. "I don't think loiters shamelessly for . 416 — Walter Johnson (1907- Southeastern Conference on they went far enough." Older men have won baseball 27). Wednesday. leaving behind a In other developments: games and younger men have won 373 — Grover Cleveland Alex- TELEVISION ander (1911-30), Christy Mathew- 76-year alliance as a charter 1:15 p.m. — Baseball — Pitts- 11:05 p.m. — Goodwill Games — KNBC-TV in Burbank, Calif., more of them. But at an age when son (1900-16). member in the Southwest Confer- burgh at Chicago Cubs; WGN. Figure skating: dance, pairs, men's sin- which had said it would not show he should rely mostly on guile, 365 — (1879-92). ence. 7:05 p.m. — Goodwill Games — gles and women's singles short pro- highlights of the PGA Champion- Ryan is like a young pitcher, still 363 — (1942- The Kazorbacks will officially Figure skating: dance, pairs, men's sin- grams: Diving: women s one-meter ship, reversed its decision. The relying on the gift. 65). gles and women s singles short pro- springboard competition; at Seattle 360 — (1890- withdraw from the SWC on June grams; Diving: women's one-meter (taped): TBS. station said the change was While time has diminished 1906). 30. 1991. and join the SEC the fol- springboard; at Seattle: TBS. prompted by the settlement be- everything from the hair on his 346 — (1880-93). lowing day. The announcement RADIO tween Shoal Creek and civil head to the suppleness of his toes, it 329 — (1965- 6:20 p.m. — Sports Review — 7 p.m. — Race Report — With 86). was made following a meeting of rights groups. has taken nothing away from his 328 — (1882- With Nick Anderson; WIBA (1310AM). Dave Shannon; WTSO (1070 AM). fastball. And so the barriers that the Arkansas Board of Trustees 6:40 p.m. — Fishing Report — 7 p.m. — BaseballI — The Tom Augusta National, which hosts 94). in Fayetteville. With Wally Band; WIBA (1310 AM). Trebelhom Show; WIBA (1310 AM). the Masters, said it expects to in- everyone else must respect con- 325 —Eddie Plank (1901-17). "We are pleased to welcome vite its first black member by tinue to be smashed by 43-year-old 321 — (1966-87). 318 — (1966-87). the University of Arkansas into mid-October. "I'm sure we will Lynn Nolan Ryan Jr. 316 — Mickey Welch (1880- the Southeastern Conference," "I want things resolved," • Former invite a black fellow in the next Thursday night in County Sta- 92). said SEC President Dr. Donald Dickerson said. "I want to play linebacker Carl Ekern was killed month or so," Masters Chairman dium, it was major-league victory 314 — (1962- Hord Hardin said. "We would like No. 300. Little more than a month 83). Zacharias of State. football." in a -car accident in the 311 _ (1967-86). SEC presidents had voted The Colts failed to unload the to express ourselves as wanting earlier, it was no-hitter No. 6. And 308 — Charles Radbourn unanimously to authorize Com- Mojave Desert near Ridgecrest, to have minority members." only last August, it was unhappy Chandler to Tampa Bay, Calif., the California Highway (1880-1891). missioner Roy Kramer to enter victim No. 5,000. The numbers pro- 300 — Lefty Grove (1925-41), reportedly for running back Lars Patrol reported. discussions with interested insti- Tate or a second- or third-round LOCALLY vide a measure of how often and Nolan Ryan (1966-present), Early • running how long, but not how. That re- Wynn (1939-63). tutions for the purpose of expan- draft choice. Tate was a second- back Tim Worley will undergo sion at the league's annual spring round pick of the Buccaneers in The 29th annual all-city swim mains the great mystery. surgery today on partially torn meet will take place today "The way his fastball was cut- meeting in May. 1988. cartilage in his left knee. Worley, Chandler, the Colts' top quar- through Saturday at the Park- ting away, it was hard to get a bead until a few months after Ryan had who led the Steelers with 770 crest Swim and Tennis Club pool. on," said Milwaukee's , completed his first full major- terback the past two years, was yards rushing in his rookie season Colts can't deal scheduled to receive $195,000 this Preliminary qualifying races who struck out twice Thursday league season with the New York last year, is expected to miss in five age groups will begin night against Ryan, limiting his ca- Mets in 1968, popped out. year and sought a new contract three weeks of action. Chandler to Bucs after the Colts signed George. today and Friday at 9 a.m. Finals reer total in that department to a "I came up in the eighth and he's • The figure to in all events for all age groups, respectable eight. still throwing in the 90s (mph)," Disgruntled quarterback Chris including relays, start at 9 a.m. Bob Feller, another fastball Sheffield said afterward. "I guess Chandler was back at square one be without the services of three PGA host accused holdouts and two other injured Saturday. pitcher, set a single-season strike- that shows he's in good shape." Wednesday after the Indianapolis Admission is free. Heat sheets out mark of 348 in 1946, slipped on Conditioning, concentration, Colts announced a deal to trade players for Saturday's Hall of of token gestures Fame game in Canton, Ohio, are available for $2.50. a mound the next season and never commitment, desire, mechanics — him to the Tampa Bay Bucca- Golfers Lee Elder and Charlie had the fastball again. each quality, stretched to its limit neers fell through. against the . The holdouts are defensive Owens accused Shoal Creek ODDS & ENDS "All of a sudden," he recalled in — seems a plausible explanation However, on a more positive Country Club Wednesday of toke- an interview last year, "you're won- for Ryan's longevity. But somehow, note, unhappy running back Eric tackle Steve McMichael, corner- back Vestee Jackson and rookie nism for admitting an honorary Bob Handley won 20 of 24 dering how to pitch to hitters whose Ryan is more than the sum of them. Dickerson said he is ready to black member to avoid protests match games to capture the top names you never had to know be- Always self-effacing, Ryan was mend his links to the Colts. quarterback Peter Tom Willis. Defensive lineman at next week's Professional Golf- seed Wednesday night after six cause you could always blow the late in accepting the game as his A Colts spokesman said the ers' Association Championship. rounds of the Professional Bowl- ball by them. livelihood and still has trouble deal- Chandler trade fell through when (knees) and fullback (back) are injured. Elder and Owens, both black, ers Association Columbia 300 "But that hasn't happened to ing with celebrity. When asked how he refused to report to the Bucca- also criticized civil-rights groups Open in Austin, Texas. . . Bob Ryan yet. It will someday, but who he planned to celebrate this mile- neers. • Former outfielder and cur- rent cornerback for calling off their plans to pro- Weltlich, who has been out of knows when?" stone, Ryan replied: "I don't have Earlier, the quarterback's test at the previously all-white coaching since Texas fired him Tuesday night, the Ryan Express any plans. I'm probably one of the agent had said negotiations with remains missing from the At- lanta Falcons' training camp, club in Birmingham, Ala., when it two years ago, was named Flor- rolled into the eighth inning with a most boring people around." Tampa Bay over Chandler's pay hosts the tournament. ida International's men's basket- 4-1 lead and 121 pitches already In a sense, Ryan is a victim of had gone nowhere. after being placed on the dis- qualified list by the New York "You need a tub of water and ball . . . Former Cleveland credited to his account. He gave up his own success. He is breathing Dickerson, on the other hand, you get a teardrop and you're State men's basketball Coach a single to Molitor, ran into more such rarified air that if he doesn't has hired a new agent on friend- Yankees Wednesday. • Running back Gerald satisfied," Owens said. "It didn't Kevin Mackey, who is undergoing trouble when second baseman Julio retire soon, another plateau will be lier terms with Colts General go far enough." treatment at a Houston drug and Franco misplayed Robin Yount's there for the scaling. And another Manager Jim Irsay. Riggs. Washington's leading rusher last season, agreed to After Shoal Creek announced alcohol center, was indicted by a potential double-play grounder, and and another and another. Dickerson, a six-time Pro terms and arrived at the Red- Tuesday that it was admitting Cuyahoga County grand jury in appeared ready for a trip back to "I'm sure people will find this Bov.!?r, hired agent Leigh Stein- skins training camp. Birmingham businessman Louis Cleveland, Ohio, on charges of co- the roundhouse when Gary Shef- hard to believe," Ryan said when berg, who negotiated Jeff • Running back Ron Wolfley, Willie as a honorary member, the caine use and driving under the field, one of the 's asked what was next, "but I'm not a George's six-year, $15 million a four-time Pro Bowler on spe- Southern Christian Leadership influence following his driving hottest hitters, arrived at the plate. numbers-oriented person and I contract after the Colts made cial teams, agreed to contract Conference canceled plans to arrest July 13. Instead, Ryan reared back and don't set goals in terms of num- him the top pick in this year's terms with the Phoenix Cardi- demonstrate during the event, Compiled from State Journal tested the radar gun and Sheffield bers." draft nals. which starts Aug. 9. The NAACP wire services and staff reports with fastball after fastball, Finally, Nolan Ryan doesn't have to. the youngster, who wasn't born Time is still on his side.

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October ,7, ,«90, or be barred. ^ MARGARET R. BULLIS, Deceased An Application of Informal Administration of the /s/Frances S. Ryan Estate of Margaret R. Bulllv Dane County, Wis- Deputy Probate Registrar consin post office address 5309 Bridge Road, Mad- July 17, 1990 ison, Wl 53713, having been filed with the Probate Thomas R. Glowackl Registrar; HARRIS, HILL & GLOWACKI IT IS ORDERED THAT: Kepper closes in on two-year goal 2037 Wlnnebago Street All creditor's claims must be filed on or before Madison, Wl 53704 October 24, 1990, or be barred. PUB. WSJ: July 20, 27 and August 3, 1990 Battlsta, W, :44.10. 100 IM - 9-10: 1, ulndsav Jonda, Mo, Dated July 23, 1990 By Tanya McDonald city final and then heads back to 1:26.24; 2, Leah Slbley, P, 1:26.90; 2, Nicole Jesperson, /s/ Daniel A. Breunlg -STAT E OF WISCONSIN Sports reporter ALL-CITY the Junior Olympics on Sunday. HF, 1:26.90; 4, Jennifer McCoy, MB, 1:31.53; 5, Allssa Probae Registrar CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Adler, Ml, 1:31.95; 6, Sloan Hartley, R, 1:32.03. Jeremy C. Sheo/Klmberly A. Relnecke - PROBATE - SWIM MEET "Sounds kind of hectic doesn't 50 breaststroke - 9-10: 1, Casey Schwarz, Ml, Attorney NOTICE TO It wasn't too long ago that Mono- :45.4J; 2, Melissa Moody, Ml, :45.45; 3, Kassle lapacek, Ross & Stevens, S.C. CREDITORS Mo, :45.70; 4, Gretchen Petterle, N, :45.08; 5, Slgan Hart- na's Andrew Kepper looked at him- it?" Wainger said. "I'll be able to P.O. Box 2599 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF lev, R, :46.29; 5, Nicole Lemke, Mo, :46.29. 25 breast- MYRNA A. PETERSEN recover on the car ride home and be stroke - 8-and-under: 1, Laura Pederson, C, :21.06; 2, Madison, Wl 53701-2599 self as a mediocre 50-meter breast- Kepper won the last heat in PUB. WSJ: July 27, August 3 and 10, 1990 An application has been tiled for Informal Admin- Nadla Sldo, S, :24.42; 3, Mary Morgan, S, :24.83; 4, Margo istration of the estate of the above named person, stroker. :41.96 and was second overall. The ready for Saturday's race." Snyder, HF, :25.09; 5, Alexis Halaby, P, :25.25; 6, Abbey STATE OF WISCONSIN ~ By no means is he taking Kepper Walther, P, :25.43. 25 butterfly - 8-and-under: 1, Abbl CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Dane County, Wisconsin, whose post office ad- But in two years, that's changed. two will meet in Saturday's final. Conrad, P, :19.40; 2, Karl Klnney, C, :20.09; 3, Emily Han- IN PROBATE dress was 1726 Schllmgcn Ave., Madison, Wl lightly. son, R, :20.50; 4, Jennifer Longmlre, C, :21.06; 5, Morale ORDEff LIMITING TIME 53716. He's already challenging age-group Another city record fell when Witter, Ml, :21.77; 6, Amy Skartvedt, C, :21.B2. 50 butter- FOR FILING CLAIMS IT IS ORDERED THAT: swimmer Brett Wainger of Hill Cherokee's Laura Pederson swam a "We just met (Thursday) and be- fly - 9-10: 1, Jennifer Myers, Ml, :38.35; 2, Krlsta Lln- (ON WAIVER) AND All creditors' claims must be filed on or before came good friends, but I'm still stroth, S, :3B.44; 3, Nicole Jesperson, HF, :38.76; 4, Sarah DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP October 23, .990, or bo barred. Stewart, HF, :39.67; 5, Ellen Schuli, W, :39.70; 6, Made- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Farms, someone he aspired to be :21.06 in the girls 8-and-under 25 lalne DeWlnkel, S, :39.83. /s/ Frances S. Ryan going to have to swim my best be- CARL F. EHLERT, Deceased Deputy Probate Registrar like. breaststroke. Pederson also had the BOYS A petition for administration of the estate and de- July 23, 1990 cause it was a pretty close race." 25-meter freestyle - 8-and-under: 1, Michael termination of helrshlp of Carl F. Ehlert, Dane "I saw him swim about two fastest time in the 25 freestyle at Morev, MB, :16.52; 2, Matthew Shaw, Ml, :17.52; 3, Mich- Harold Myhre, Personal Representative ael Geler, W, :I7.93; 4, Paul Brehm, R, :17.99; 5, Mike County, Wisconsin, post office address 7218 Bran- Kepper set a goal two years ago ford Lane East, Madison, Wisconsin 53717, having 110 W. Lakevlew Ave. years ago at the East YMCA," Kep- :16.64. Leuhrlng, C, :18.66; 6, Bryan Jackson, Ml, :18.80. 50 free- Madison, Wl 53716 to beat Wainger. Saturday's final style - 9-10: 1, Andrew Kepper, Mo, :32.40; 2, Jenner been filed; PUB. WSJ: July 27, August 3 and 10, 1990 per recalled. "He was setting "I was excited about the Dold, HF, :32.63; 3, Jeremiah Lodholz, Mo, :33.72; 4, IT IS ORDERED THAT: records. I never came close to his will be his first opportunity. Steven Wise, P, :35.10; 5, Dylan Donnelly, P, :35.31; 6, 1. Creditor's claims must be filed on or before STATE OF WISCONSIN record," Pederson said. "I was "There's a possibility," Kepper David Broun, S, :35.82. 25 backstroke - 8-and-under: 1, November 1, 1990, or be barred; CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY times. All of a sudden, I got better." Justin Frank, S, :22.78; 2, Jimmy Thomas, P, :23.44; 3, 2. Helrshlp will be determined and adlusted on IN PROBATE trying for it. I'm going to rest up on said, "But if I don't, there'll be David Maiur, Ml, :23.47; 4, Ben Brey, N, :23.49; 5, Jay November 8, 1990, at the Dane County Court- ORDER SETTING TIME The two met for the first time Friday so I won't be so nervous on Toutant, S, :23.69; 6, Tommy Bessev, P, :23.97. 50 back- house, In Madison, Wisconsin, at the opening of TO PROVE WILL AND other races." stroke - 9-10: 1, Jenner Dold, HF, :40.68; 2, Dylan Don- Court or thereafter. HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE Thursday, the first of a three-day Saturday. There's more pressure nelly, P, :41.41; 3, Toff Shlao, P, M1.50; 4, David Braun, S, Dated July 30, 1990 TO CREDITORS. :42.75; 5, Stuart Manning, Mo, :44.08; 6, Eric Flesch, N, By the Court, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF affair, at the 29th annual all-city Teams: Cherokee (C), Monona (Mo), Shorewood (S), when you're trying to hold on to :45.01. 100 IM - 9-10: 1, Brett Wainger, HF, 1:25.02; 2, /s/ Stuart A. Schwartz GEORGE R. PITCHEN Parkcrest (P), Rldgewood (R), Mlddlelon (Ml), Maple Steven Wise, P, 1:28.48; 3, Andrew Hlnderaker, P, 1:31.58; swim meet at the Parkcrest pool. Bluff (MB), Nakoma (N), Westslde (W), Hill Farms (HP). Probate Court Commissioner Deceased first place." 4, Mark Daluge, W, 1:31.91; 5, Stueart Manning, Mo, A petition for the probate of the Will, and deter- The 11-12, 13-14 and 15-18 prelimi- 1:32.12; 6, Chris Julka, HF, 1:34.43. A. Theodore Bleckwenn, Attorney Wainger doesn't feel much pres- GIRLS 25 breaststroke - 8-and-undor: 1, Ehren Keith, Mo, 520 University Avenue mination of helrshlp, of GEORGE R. PITCHEN, naries are today, beginning at 9 25-meter freestyle - 8-and-under: 1, Laura Peder- :22.45; 2, Brian Bosold, HF, :23.31; 3, Nathaniel Berndt, W, Madison, Wl 53703 Dane County, Wisconsin, post office address 3892 sure. He's already competing in two son, C, U6.6J; 2, Kelly Sexton, Mo, :J7.62; 3, Nadla Sldo, S, :23.84; 4, Benlamln Frenz, S, :24.47; 5, Peter Johannes, P, PUB. WSJ; August 3, 10 and 17, 1990 Cty. Hwy. AB, Madison, Wisconsin, 53704, having a.m., and all finals are Saturday. swim meets at the same time, the :17.93; 4, Susan Prange, P, :18.04; 5, Judy Burmaster, P, :25.02; 5, Matthew Shaw, Ml, .'25.02. 50 breoststroke - STATE OF WISCONSIN been filed; M8.26; 6, Emily Hanson, R, :18.41. 50-meter freestyle - 9-10:1, Brett Wainger, HF, :41.08; 2, Andrew Kepper, Mo, CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY IT IS ORDERED THAT: Wainger, in the fifth other is the Summer Long Course 9-10 girls: 1, Lindsay Janda, Mo, 33.81; 2, Leah Slblev, P, :41.96; 3, Andrew Hlnderaker, P, :45.26; 4, Ben Kltslaar, 1. Creditors' claims must be filed on or before :34.10; 3, Jennifer McCoy, MB, :34.28; 4, Sarah Stewart, Mo, :48.24; 5, Elliott Gansner, S, :48.30; 6, Michael Par- IN PROBATE October 17, 1990, or be barred; of seven heats, set a city record in Junior Olympics at the Schroeder HF, :34.89; 5, Brooke Skartvedt, C, ;34.99; 6, Jennifer sons, R, :48.41. 25 butterfly - 8-and-under: 1, Paul INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO 2. Helrshlp will be determined and all claims will Aquatic Center in Brown Deer. Myers, Ml, :35.12. 25-backstroke - 8-and-under: 1, Brehm, R, :18.18; 2, Michael Morey, MB, :20.12; 3, David be examined and adlusted on October 24, 1990, at the 50 breaststroke preliminaries of Margie Witter, Ml, :21.53; 2, Jennifer Longmlre, C, :21.63; Mazur, Ml, :20.44; 4, Ehren Keith, Mo, :20.72; 5, Nathaniel INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING the opening of Court or thereafter. 3, Kelly Sexton, Mo, :21.82; 4, Jenny Stafford, N, :21.85; 5, TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS Berndt, W, :21.94; 6, Joseph Wolff, S, :22.51. 50 butterfly Dated July 17, 1990 the 9-10 age group with a time of He competes today in the Junior Karl Klnney, C, :22.62; 6, Ashley McCaughon, S, :22.93. 50 - 9-10: 1, Jeremiah Lodholz, Mo, :38.46; 2, Shawn Jet- File No. 90 PR 486 backstroke - 9-10: 1, Kim Cheslev, AAo, :41.97; 2, Krlsta By the Court, Olympics, then leaves tonight to ferv, P, :40.72; 3, Gobe Kadell, N, :41.09; 4, Bryant Smith, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF /s/Danlel A. Breunlg 41.08 seconds. He also won the 100 Llnstroth, S, :42.07; 3, Jennifer Pofahl, Ml, :43.14; 4, Allssa Ml, :41.44; 5, Brad Winchester, N, :42.03; 4, Toff Shlao, P, SIGMUND I. HAMMER, Deceased. Dane County Probate Court Commissioner Adler, Ml, :43.66; S, Andrea Clewley, S, :43.87: 6. Beth :42.35. An application for Informal Administration of the individual medley (1:25.02). make it back in time for Saturday's NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ATTORNEY Estate of Slgmund I. Hammer, Dane County, Wis- AS TO THE EXACT TIME OF HEARING. consin, post office address 110 S. Henry St., Madi- THRONSON & THRONSON, Attorney son, Wl, having been filed with the Probate Regis- 2661 E. Washington Avenue trar; SCOREBOARD Madison, Wl 53704 IT IS ORDERED THAT: PUB. WSJ: July 20, 27 and August 3, 1990 1. The application be heard at the Dane County Courthouse, Room 518, Madison, Wisconsin at 9:00 STATE OF WISCONSIN a.m., on September 4, 1990 or thereafter; CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY ' BASEBALL CITY SPORTS 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before NOTICE OF DOG RACING November e, 1990 or be barred; FORECLOSURE SALE DATED July 31, 1990 Case No. 90-CV-0509 FOURTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.97 BY THE COURT: STATE OF WISCONSIN, DEPARTMENT Brewers averages Metro golf Area 2 P's Case Ace 9.40 5.80 3.80 /s/Danlel A. Breunlg, PROBATE REGISTRAR OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, 1 Adlos Angel 7.40 4.40 John G. Barsness, Attorney Plaintiff, BATTING Dr. Francis Schammel hit a hole-ln-one WISCONSIN DELLS GREYHOUND PARK 5 Unbeatable 3.40 110 E. Main St., Suite 616 v. ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg Tuesday on the 127-yard sixth hole at Thursday's results Quln 1-2 $68.20 Madison, Wl 53703 DAVID T. ROTH Sheffield 352 51 113 27 8 54 .321 Super (2-1-5-3) $ 5339.00 SuperBox (2-1-5-3) $ 2669.50 PUB. WSJ: August 3, 10 and 17, 1990 MARY J. ROTH, Molltor 205 36 63 18 7 25 .307 Stoughton Country Club using a 7-iron. FIRST Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.25 DAVID GAMMON, and Porker 385 46 115 22 14 67 .299 Thursday, Reno S. Slmonlni used a 7-lron 6 Lee's Free Style 39.80 14.00 5.60 FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.88 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 6 Keota Chris 7.20 .4.20 3.00 IN THE MATTER OF STATE AND FEDERAL AID SUSAN GAMMON, Hamilton 72 14 20 4 1 13 .277 on the 136-yard 17th hole at Odana Hills to 5 CR Angel 6.60 4.00 Defendants. 5 32 .274 8 L Qr Rayon 5.60 8 Roses Are Red 10.40 4.60 FOR IMPROVEMENTS AT Surhotf 299 39 82 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a judg- 0 12 .274 shoot a hole-ln-one. And, Daniel Pagni used Quln 5-6 S87.40; $2 Trl 6-5-8 13265.40; $1 Trl 5-6-8 7 Odd Mink 3.80 DANE COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT Diaz 168 22 46 0 ment of foreclosure entered In the above action Spiers 212 30 54 12 2 23 .255 8-iron to shoot a hole-in-one on the 153 yard, $1632.70 Quln 6-8 $37.20; $2 Trl 6-8-7 $319.20; SI Trl 6-8-7 TRUAX FIELD on March 19, 1990, the undersigned Sheriff of Brock 289 37 73 19 4 40 .253 6th hole at Spring Green municipal golf $159.60 MADISON, WISCONSIN Yount 386 66 94 9 10 48 .244 course. SECOND Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.59 The County of Dane Is considering petitioning the Done County, Wisconsin, will sell at public auction F elder 158 20 38 4 2 13 .241 8 Clark Gable 13.40 5.00 3.80 SIXTH Grode A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.67 State of Wisconsin-Department of Transportation In Room GR-18 of the City County Building, City Vaughn 256 36 58 18 2 10 44 .227 3 Fast Tango 5.00 3.60 4 P's Brlghtnrlght 15.80 7.00 4.40 of Madison, State of Wisconsin, on September 25, Maple Bluff (71) - Brian Murphy, 70; Mork Murphy, for state and federal aid to undertake the follow- Gantner 141 17 32 3 0 0 12 .227 4 Ohmars Tornado 4.40 7 Athens Dog _ 9.20 4.40 1990, at 10:10 a.m., the following described prem- 75; Joel Johnson, 75. ing developments at the Dane County Regional Deer 264 36 57 10 0 18 49 .216 Quln 3-8 J30.20; S2 Trl 8-3-4 $819.60; $1 Tri 3-4-8 6 Anita Louise 3.60 ises: Lake Windsor (72) - Jeff Lange, 74; Dave Pasch, 75; Airport: Sveum 68 12 12 5 004 .176 $409.80 Quln 4-7 $50.40; $2 Trl 4-7-6 $516.80; $1 Trl 4-7-6 Ed Wlrko, 77; Tom Klefer, Joe Spataro, 79. 1. Install supplemental wind cones, dlstance-to-ga Part of the Southeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1.4 of O'Brien 111 9 19 6 2 0 11 .171 $258.40 Nakoma (70) - Mike Goode, 73; Pete Brul 75; Al Alt, signs, relocate runway lights and markings. Section 2, Town 6 North, Range 10 East, Township Others 161 24 32 6 0 3 16 .199 Dally Double (6-8) $806.00 Bob Pasch, 77; R.L. Johnson, Mike McCormlck, Pete 2. Refurbish beacon controls. of Dunn, more fully described as follows: Begin- Team 3528 497 908 178 18 84 464 .257 SEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.58 ning at the East 1/4 corner of sold Section 2; McKenna, Phil Perrone, 78. 1 Blues Magoos 13.40 6.60 3.80 3. Construct terminal building expansion. Stolen bases (110) - Sheffield 20; Surhoff 14; Felder, THIRD Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 32.36 thence South 83 degrees 49' West, 158.95 feet; 10; Gontner 7; Spiers, Hamilton, Vaughn The Springs (71) - George Seymour, 79. 5 Susie BobV 5.00 3.60 3.20 7 Omni Brian Scott 10.00 6.60 4. Construct Glycol management system. Yount 12; Molltor thence North 80.00 feet; thence North 83 degrees 5; Brock, Parker, Diaz 3; Deer 2. Others 9. Odana Hills (72) - Herb Slmmerman, 71; Brian Bos- 6 Barb's Bee 5.60 4.60 4 Boston April 4.60 5. Construct taxlways to T-Hangars. ben, 72; Jerry Currle, 73; Ed Koster, 78; Steve Ferguson, 4 MR Expedient 3.80 Quln 1-7 $99.80; $2 Trl 1-7-4 $1017.80; $1 Trl 1-7-4 6. Reconstruct runway 18-36 pavement lolnts. 49' East, 158.95 feet to the centerllne of County Paul Meplas, Jon Stelnhart, Alan Recker, 79. PITCHING Quln 5-6 $18.00; $2 Trl 5-6-4 $115.60; $1 Trl 4-5-6 $57.80 $508.90 7. Install security card access system. Trunk Highway "AB"; thence .South along sold ip h er bb W-l era Blackhawk (72) - Mike Grant, 71; Brian Thacker, 74; centerllne 80.00 feet to the point of beginning. Glenn Hovde, M. Andersen, Dave Gramms, B. Bulk ,75; 8. Refurbish airfield electrical control building and Hlguera 97 90 36 25 6-5 3.34 FOURTH Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 32.43 EIGHTH Grade B (3/8 ml.) Time 40.19 STREET ADDRESS: 3037 CTH AB, Route 2 Bill Halverson, R.H. Johnson, Bill Erlckson, John O'Don- replace emergency generator. Knudson 126 137 AS 30 8-4 3.43 5 Knight Errant 12.00 4.80 3.40 IKokoSmokev 18.40 9.80 4.80 9. Construct cargo building access road. McFarland, Wisconsin 53558 nell, Jeff Tallard, 77; Mike Caluorl, 78, Tom Funck, Bob 3 Rear Wheel 13.80 5.40 Krueger 98% 96 38 42 5-6 3.47 2 Liquifies 5.20 3.40 10. Reconstruct and strengthen taxlway H, E, F, TERMS OF SALE: Cash (10% cash, certified Mirabel la 45 47 18 19 3-2 3.60 Grueneberger, Ed Tallard, 79. 3 Calson Kool Kat 2.60 8 Manchester Iowa 4.00 check or money order down payment at time of 2-1 3.61 Cherokee (70) - Phil Daustead, 74; Tom Stelnhouer, Quln 2-5 $40.80; $2 Trl 5-2-3 $149.00; $1 Trl 2-3-5 $74.50 Quln 1-3 $59.20; $2 Trl 1-3-8-$468.20; $1 Trl 1-3-8 and G. Edens 47'/j 40 19 16 11. Refurbish and replace taxlway F and G light- sale, balance due within 10 days of Court approv- Crlm 59 24 17 2-4 3.88 George Brooks, 75; Bill Cunningham, Jan Doyle, Mike $234.10 55% McKenna, 76; Don Hafeman, 77; Tom LoRue, Dennis al). Boslo 132% 131 59 38 4-9 4.00 FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.62 ing. Ryan, Pat Nelson, 79. Notice is hereby given that Dane County will hold DATED: July 23, 1990 Robinson 55 72 25 20 4-3 4.09 8 Ale High One 11.00 5.20 3.60 NINTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.00 Richard Raemlsch, Yahara Hills (72) - Jon Boles, 72; Steve Louck, Kent 3 My Royal Woody 4.40 3.60 3.00 a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, August Plesoc 46% 49 24 2-4 4.63 7 Mashla's Maiden 5.20 3.60 Sheriff, Dane County 27 0-2 4.67 Center, 75; Jim Kllbane, Phil Koye, 76; Bob Margala, 78. 2 Steele Echo 5.20 2 See Amsterdam 12.20 7.80 14, 1990, In Conference Room 2, lower level of the Powell 35 14 P.O. ADDRESS: Wegman 37 16 6 2-2 4.85 Glenway (32) - Chuck King, 33; Russ Torgeson, 35. Quln 7-8 $25.00; S2 Trl 8-7-2 $209.00; $1 Trl 2-7-8 1 Caro's Gldget 4.40 Airport Terminal Building, 4000 International Lane, Navarro 74 91 41 27 2-3 4.99 $104.50 Quln 2-3 $47.60; $2 Trl 3-2-1 $347.40; $1 Trl 3-2-1 Madison, Wl. COOK & FRANKS S.C. Veres 28 14 7 0-3 5.18 $173.70 All Interested persons are Invited to attend and 660 East Mason Street Fossas 29'' 42 19 10 2-3 5.90 SIXTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.43 present their views on the need for the proposed Milwaukee, Wl 53202-3877 . • Filer 22 26 15 9 2-3 6.14 Volleyball 2GgBeau 19.80 12.80 5.40 TENTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 33.01 airport development. (414) 271-5900 Sebra 11 20 10 5 1-1 8.18 1 Barb's Flyer 5.40 3.20 6P'sDrlsco 14.00 6.20 5.20 Additional written testimony may be filed with PUB. WSJ: August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 1990 3 Apply Rotation 12.40 9.60 August m, 553 0-2 12.27 7 Y Knot Casey 3.20 Dane County If received within ten (10) calendar _ and September 7, 1990 _ 0-0 135.00 FOUR LAKES RECREATION Quln 1-2 546.40; $2 Trl 2-1-7 $478.60; $1 Trl 1-2-7 7 JR's Hot Rod 5.40 Capel '/! 651 days after the date of the public hearing. Such STATE OF WISCONSIN 510 45-57 4.13 Co-ed power 04: Brothers 3 def. Irish Waters, 15-9, $239.30 Quln 3-6 $120.20; $2 Trl 6-3-7 $2267.60; $1 Trl 6-3-7 Team _ ... 925Vi 1005 425 308 testimony should be directed to the Airport Direc- CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Saves (25): Plesoc 16; Crlm 6; Edens,, Navarro, Veres 7-15,13-8; Irish Waters def. M&l Bank Of Hllldale, 15-3,16- $1133.80 1. 14, 16-14; WP&L def. Red Shed Netters, forfeit; Regent St. SEVENTH Grade C (TBC ml.) Time 40.25 Pick Six 4 of 6 Pays $ 123.40 Carryover $ 1271.00 tor, Dane County Regional Airport, 4000 Interna- BRANCH 14 Retreat def. Flat Feet, 15-6,15-8,15-8. 8 Washed Up 20.40 9.80 5.20 tional Lane, Madison, Wl 53704. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Co-ed Open 06: Pleasant Co. I def. Something Cute, 2 Smiley McKee 4.00 2.80 ELEVENTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.69 /S/PETER L. DRAIN, AAE Case NO. 89 CV 6798 4-15,15-12, 15-10; Arnle's Army def. U-Care Do-cares, 15- 1 Ale Hot Stuff 3.80 4 Pop Niche 3.40 3.00 2.60 Airport Director WISCONSIN HOUSING AND ECONOMIC Minor league 6, 15-1, 15-3; Thugs def. Z-Force, 15-10, 15-9, 16-14; Ball Quln 2-8 $47.80; $2 Trl 8-2-1 $359.00; SI Trl 1-2-8 1 I'm On A Roll 5.40 3.40 PUB. WSJ: August 3, 1990 DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Movements def. Pleasant Co. II, 4-15,15-12,15-12. $179.50 8 2.40 STATE OF WISCONSIN One South Pinckney Street, Suite kSOO Co-ed Open 01: Schloronsey's def. Cltywlde, 15-10, Quln 1-4 $19.20; $2 Trl 4-1-8 $51.40; $1 Trl 4-1-8 $25.70 MIDWEST LEAGUE CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Post Office Box 1728 SECOND HALF 15-9, 15-9; Team Name Here def. Ace Hardware, 17-15, EIGHTH Grode B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.02 Madison, Wisconsin 53701-1728, (Affiliations in parentheses) 16-14,10-15; Loons def. The Crew, forfeit. TWELFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.13 -PROBATE- 2 Happy Morn 14.20 8.60 4.60 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaintiff, NORTHERN DIVISION Co-ed Open 03: Ball Busters def. Cuno Mutual/Brat 5 Bayvlew Dursev 6.40 4.80 7 Hotline Tom 9.80 3.40 2.60 und Brau, 15-3, 15-12, 15-11; Cuna Mutual/Brat und Brau IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF W L Pet 6 Boo's Honey Nut 6.40 6 Imokle Boss 2.60 2.40 def. Globe Plotters, 15-5, 15-5, 15-13; Tolllwhackers def. 8 otls A 3.60 ESTHER JORGENSON CHARLENE M. STROEDE ' South Bend (White Sox) 25 18 .581 Quln 2-5 $31.60; $2 Trl 2-5-6 $623.40; $1 Trl 2-5-6 Group Health, 15-12, 16-14, 15-11; Spiked Plasmas def. Quln 6-7 $9.20; $2 Trl 7-6-8 $167.40; $1 Trl 7-6-8 $83.70 An application has been filed for Informal Admin- 117 Rosemary Avenue Appleton (Rovals) 24 19 .558 1 $311.70 Borderllners, 15-4, 15-3, 15-4. Istratlon of the estate of the above named person, Madison, Wisconsin 53714, zModlson (Athletics) 23 20 .535 2 1 Co-ed Power 01: Skywalkers def. Drake and Co., 15- THIRTEENTH Grade C (3/8 ml.) Time 40.81 POSSIBLE SPOUSE Belolt (Brewers) 21 23 .478 4 /: Superfecto (2-5-6-1) $1883.40 Dane County, Wisconsin, whose post office ad- 13, 15-11, 12-10; Splkers def. Buckeye Inn, 15-13, 12-15, 13- 6 P's Easy Cash 7.00 4.60 3.60 dress was 403 Lake St., Mt. Horeb, Wl 53572. of Charlene M. Stroede " - Kenosha (Twins) 17 27 .386 8V) 6; Mlkuna def. Patrick's Pub/Ozone Defense, 15-4, 15-9, 117 Rosemary Avenue Wausau (Orioles) 16 28 .364 NINTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.66 1 Do Or Die Duke 4.20 3.40 IT IS ORDERED THAT: 15-10. 5 Minstrel Hook 4.80 Madison, Wisconsin 53714, Rockford (Expos) 15 27 .357 7 Sapphire Tolk 21.40 7.60 5.40 All creditors' claims must be filed on or before Women's Open 01: Total Confusion def. Ideal Wanna 5 Stormy Hawk 5.40 3.40 Quln 1-6 $16.60 October 16, 1990, or be barred. USA FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. Bees, 12-15, 1-13, 15-3; Mobile Glass def. BSD's, 15-8, 15-2, 6 Grand Mesa 3.60 Super (6-1-5-8) $ 972.20 SuperBox (6-1-5-8) $ 486.10 BY THE COURT: CT Corporation System, Registered Agent SOUTHERN DIVISION 15-7. Quln 5-7 $39.00; $2 Trl 7-5-6 $527.60; $1 Trl 5-6-7 Attendance 2,903 Handle $ 249,502 /s/Frances S. Ryan 222 West Washington Avenue W L Pet $263.80 Madison, Wisconsin 53703, Quad City (Angels) 32 12 .727 Deputy Probate Registrar Today's dog races Defendants. zCedar Rapids (Reds) 26 17 .605 TENTH Grode A (5/16 ml.) Time 31.89 Wisconsin Dells Greyhound Park - 7:30 p.m. July 16, 1990 Burlington (Braves) 23 20 .535 S'/i Karen Rudrud PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a Judg- Baseball 8 Ale Stormy 28.60 10.40 7.00 Geneva Lakes Kennel Club - 1 p.m. ment of foreclosure and sale entered in the cap- Waterloo (Padres) 22 22 .500 10 Dubuque Greyhound Park - 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Personal Representative 7 Coconlno 4.60 3.iO tloned aclton on the 15th day of March,, 1990, the Springfield (Cardinals) 22 22 .500 10 1 Shear Glory 6.60 5528 12th Avenue So. Clinton (Giants) 20 23 .465 ll'/i SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION Quln 7-8 $21.20; $2 Trl 8-7-1 $540.40; 51 Trl 1-7-8 Minneapolis, MN 55417 undersigned Sheriff of Dane County, Wisconsin, Peorla(Cubs) . 18 26 .409 14 Atlantic: Kollege Klub Warriors 2, Laurel Tavern 1; $270.20 PUB. WSJ: July 20, 27 and August 3, 1990 will sell at public auction In Room GR-18 of the z - Won first-half championship Vlklnf Insurance 5, Stephen & Brady 4 (8 Inn.). AREA SPORTS City-County Building located at 210 Martin Luther Southern: Player's Sports Pub 7, Lundeen's 3; An- King, Jr. Boulevard, Madison, Wisconsin 53709,, on ELEVENTH Grode D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.80 STATE OF WISCONSIN Thursday's results chor Inn 10, Yellow Jersey 9. 6 Just Get It 33.20 13.40 7.20 Tuesday, September 18, 1990, Madison 8, Burlington 5 CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY at 10:35 a.m., all of the following described mart-. 8 Jake's Tina Ann 4.80 3.20 Golf (CIVIL DIVISION) Kenosha 6, Wausau 5 5 JD's Lee 3.00 gaged premises, to-wlt: Appleton 16, South Bend 7 Quln 6-8 $148.80; $2 Trl Trl 1st Half $573.80; Case No. 90-SC-08537 STATE JUNIOR MASTERS Lot Three Hundred Twenty-one (321), Clyde. A. Clinton 11, Quad City 5 TO: MARK GILBERTSON Gallagher Plat of Part of SE '/< of NW %, Section Rockford 2, Cedar Rapids 1 Softball MATCH-PLAY TOURNAMENT You are hereby notified that a summons and TWELFTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.40 5, Township 7 North, Range 10 East, In the City Peorlo 3, Belolt 0 lEncenadaBov 14.80 5.20 7.60 At H.F. Johnson Pork GC, Racine, par 72 complaint has been Issued to recover the posses- Springfield 3, Waterloo 2 of Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION 2 Rubv Toes 4.20 2.80 16-and-under sion of the following described goods and chattels The property address Is: 117 Rosemary Avenue, Today's games Morning round Men's fast-pitch 9 Foxy Dream 5.00 to wit: (1) 1988 Mercury Cougar ID# Madison, Wisconsin 53714. Madison at Appleton Joe Dahlstrom def. Steve Anderson, 1-up; Brad 1MEBM6040JH707927 American: Farm Tavern 5, Water Tower Pub 0; Quln 1-2 $41.60; $2 Trl 1-2-9 $384.80; $1 Trl 1-2-9 TERMS OF SALE: DOWN PAYMENT of not less Waterloo at Peorla Farm Tavern 3, OI'Brick Inn 0; Avenue Bar 4, Water $192.40 Gempler def. Mark Schleback 5 and 4; Bob Eldrldge def. of which I, the plaintiff, am entitled to the posses- Clinton at Burlington than ten percent (10%), In cash at the time of Tower Pub 2. No Twin Trl Winner Blake Butzln, 1-up (19 holes); Jason Fftchett def. Brian sion, and which you have (unjustly taken and) un- Cedar Rapids at Quad City Arcadia: Tully's 4, Badger Abstract & Title 3; Door Twin Trl Carryover $15,715.70 Prlsbe 3 and 2. sale, balance of purchase price, In cash, to be Belolt at Springfield lawfully detain from me. paid upon confirmation of the sale as provided by Doctors 10, Kollcge Klub9. Afternoon round Now unless you shall appear In the Circuit Court Kenosha at Rockford M. Dahlstrom def. Gempler 3 and 2; Fltchett def. El- law. Atlantic: Big Ten Pub I 6, Trace way Auto 0; Arnold's THIRTEENTH Grade D (TBC ml.) Time 40.42 Civil Division, Dane County, located In the Court- Wausau at South Bend drldge, 3 and 2. Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, the 2nd day of Au- Breeze Inn 7, Wilson's Bar 3; Neckerman 6, Bio Ten Pub 1 Lota Darn Smart 8.20 5.60 3.40 house, In the City of Madison, In said county, be- 3 Rg's Cltyhall 9.60 4.80 gust, 1990. 112. 16-and under fore The Hon. Howard Hlppman, a judge of said Birch: Schoep's 6, Bowlavard 5; WIs. Distributors 11, 6 Kay Jean 3.40 Morning round /s/Rlchard F. Raemlsch, Sheriff Big Ten Pub Dawgs 2; Trippers 10, Ohio Tavern 8. Quln 1-3 $31.40; $2 Trl 1-3-6 $303.00; $1 Trl 1-3-6 court, Room 100, or before any judge of said Dane County, Wisconsin GOODWILL GAMES Matt Brewer def. Dave Kopp, 1-up; Mark Wilson court to whom the said action may be assigned $151.60 def. Brad Nelson 3 and 1; Andy Podolak def. Eric Golda- Drafted by: Superfecto (1-3-6-2) $662.60 pske 4 and 3; Justin Hill def. Mark Peterson 5 and 4. for trial according to law, on the 29th day of Au- Ruth Westmont, Staff Counsel Women's last-pitch gust A.D. 1990, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, judg- Basketball Alabama: T-BIrds 7, Tony Frank's 0 (forfeit); Sports Attendance 2,437 Handle $146,119 Afternoon round Wisconsin Housing and Economic M. Wilson def. Brewer 7 and 5; Podolak def. Hill 6 ment will be rendered against you for the deliv- Development Authority Pub ( 3, OI'Brlck Inn Sliders 2; Whalen's Wonder 7, Blair ery of said property to me and for costs. Enterprises 3. GENEVA LAKES KENNEL CLUB and 5. Post Office Box 1728 Wednesday's late evening results WOMEN Alaska: OI'Brick Inn I 7, Regent St. Retreat \ 0 (for- Dated this 30th day of July, 1990. Madison, Wisconsin 53701-1728 Thursday's results telt); Villa Tap I 3, Flamingo Bar 0; Play It Agoln Sports Savings Financial Corporation (608) 267-2823 United States 103, 80 10, Ol'brfck?. EIGHTH Grade B (3/8 ml.) Time 41.00 BY: /s/ Gerald L. Schlenebeck Sr. Czechoslovakia 79, Canada 76 6 Rodeo Boss 5.20 4.60 3.80 Running event PUB. WSJ: August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Arkansas: Wagon Wheel 8, Arnold's 1; Art Mart 12, Plaintiff's Attorney _ and September 7, 1990 _ Brazil 35, Bulgaria 79 Irish Waters 5; Aide's Trophies 17, Wolfgram Counclllng 2 P's Rush Call 7.60 5.00 PUB. WSJ: August 3, 10 and 17, 1990 Soviet Union 79, South Korea 77 2. 8 Shadow's Prince 4.40 PRAIRIE DU CHIEN - The Prairie du Chicn 5-mlIe STATE OF WISCONSIN Delaware: Big Ten Pub II 12, OI'Brick Inn II 11; Tal- Quln 2-6 $40.60; $2 Trl 6-2-8 S206.60; $1 Trl 6-2-8 road run will be held Aug. 11, starting at 9 a.m. from the STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY United States ; 55 48 - 103 ly's I 6, Aery Fab 5; Echo Tavern 12, Busch League Hers $103.30 Prairie du Chlen swimming pool. The entry fee Is $7, CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY PROBATE BRANCH Auttralia 38 42 - go 3. which Includes a T-shirt and refreshments. There will IN PROBATE ORDER FOR HEARING (ON UNITED STATES - Edwards 6-8 0-0 16, Bullett 5-6 NINTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.50 also be a 1-mlle "Fun Run" for children. ORDER SETTING TIME TO PROVE WAIVER) TO PROVE WILL 1-2 11, McCloln 3-10 3-3 9, A;zl 3-5 2-2 10, Dlxon 5-7 5-6 Men's slow-pitch BACMaglcCve 12.00 4.60 3.00 WILL AND HEIRSHIP AND 6 Thomas J 3.80 2.60 AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE 15, Woodard 3-6 2-2 8, Jackson 4-4 2-3 10, Orr 3-3 1-1 7, Cardinal: Buschmen 7, Midwest Uniform 0 (forfeit); NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO CREDITORS HennlngO-1 0-0 0, Cooper 4-6 0-0 10, Hall 1-5 0-0 2, Jones Coors Light 7, Pizza Pit 6; State Farm Warriors 7, Wil- 1 Classic Tole 2.80 Quln 6-8 $18.40; $2 Trl 8-6-1 $87.80; $1 Trl 8-6-1 $43.90 Baseball IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 2-4 0-0 5. Totals 39-65 16-19 103. son's Falcons 5; Regent St. Retreat 7, Wilson's Falcons 5 BYRON K. LUTHER, Deceased. ALVIN E. VIRCHOW, Deceased AUSTRALIA - Maher 6-15 9-9 21, Gorman 7-15 1-2 Central: wiggles 12, Babies 5; Treehouse Bombers A petition for the probate of the Will, and deter- A petition for the probate of the Will, and deter- 16, Brondello 1-2 3-4 5, Tlmms 6-12 0-0 15, Relsner 0-0 5, Buck's 3; Old's Seeds 14, CUNA Mutual 2. TENTH Grode B (5/16 ml.) Time 33.17 HOME TALENT LEAGUE 7 Public Cutle 1360 780 5.00 Today's games mination of helrshlp, of BYRON K. LUTHER, Dane mination of helrshlp, of the above named dt- 0-0 0, Hamilton 0-0 0-0 0,'Thornton 2-5 0-0 4, Pearce 6-9 Coast: Augsburger 13, Spectators 9; S&C Loadbust- County, Wisconsin, post office address 3806 Busse 0-0 13, Dalton 1-3 0-0 2, Sporn 2-8 0-0 4, Movie 0-0 0-0 0, ers 14, Laurel Tavern 1; Marshall Lettering 19, Paris! 8, 1 Hopalong Cassldv 6 60 4.40 EASTERN SECTION ceased having been filed and Statutory Notice Browning 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-69 13-15 80. Diamond: Sports Pub 12, Tully's Bar 11; Crossroads 2 Darsle's Delight 7.40 Eastern Division Street, Madison, Wisconsin, 53704, having been having been duly waived In writing by all parties Three-point goals - United States 9-16 (Edwards inn 7, PSHA 0 (forfeit); Old Milwaukee 11, Northslde Inn Quln 1-7 $34.00; $2 Trl 7-1-2 $565.80; $1 Trl 7-1-2 Verona at Sun Prairie, 6 p.m. filed; having a legal Interest In said matter; 4-6, Cooper 2-3, Azzl 2-4, Jones 1-2, Hennlng 0-1), Aus- 3. $282.90 Southeastern Division IT IS ORDERED THAT: IT IS ORDERED THAT: tralia 5-15 (Tlmms 3-7, Pearce 1-1, Gorman 1-3, Maher Hiawatha: Buckeye Inn I 21, WIPC Stucco Systams 7; Pick Six 5 of 6 Pays $ 233.60 Carryover $ 900.90 Albion at Lake Mills, 7:30 p.m. 1. Creditors' claims must be filed on or before 1. The petition be heard forthwith, and proofs be 0-4). Rebounds - United States 38 (McClaln 7), Australia Rustic Tavern 13, Klpp 7; Nitty Gritty Sluggers 8, Paul Saturday's games October 23, 1990, or be barred; taken at this term of court now in session at the 34 (Maher, Sporn 5). Assists - United Stales 24 (Woo- Swenson 5. ELEVENTH Grade A (3/8 ml.) Time 40.73 WESTERN SECTION 2. Heirshlp will be determined and all claims will City-County Building, 210 Martin Luther Kino, Jr. dard 5), Australia 19 (Tlmms 7). Total fouls - United Iroquois: Inn Cahoots 4, NCR 3; Marshall Erdman's 6Rambo 4.60 3.40 2.80 Dodoevltle at Ridgeway, 7:30 p.m. be examined and adlusted on October 31, 1990, at Blvd., In the City of Madison, State of Wisconsin. 5 Shorkv Charky 5.20 3.60 States 20, Australia 17. 18, Jingles 6; Regent St. Retreat 9, Treehouse 7. Cazenovla at Arena the opening of Court or thereafter. 2. Creditors' claims must be filed on or before 8 HP's Red Hot 6.00 NORTHERN SECTION Menominee: Casino Lanes 8, Buckeye Inn 3; Knuck- Dated July 23, 1990. October 30, 1990, or be barred; les 3, Sports Pub 2; The Monks 13, Regent St. Retreat 12. Quln 5-6 $20.00; $2 Trl 6-5-8 $242.80; SI Trl 6-5-8 S.auk Prairie at Povnette, 1 p.m. $121.40 By the Court, " All claims will be examined and adlusted on Hockey Midwest: Bob's Copy Shop 15, Bennett's E-sox 10; /s/Frances S. Ryan November 6, 1990, at the opening of Court or Llcarl's 10, Irish Waters H20 4; Anchor Savings 7, Kol- HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE TWELFTH Grode C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.97 Probate Court Commissioner thereafter. CLASSIFICATION ROUND lege Klub 0. NOTE: PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ATTORNEY Dated July 30, 1990 Thursday's results 1 My Grand Veda 5 20 2.80 3.00 Sun Prairie, 8-0 Namekagon: R-place 7, Sports Pub 0 (forfeit); AS TO THE EXACT TIME OF HEARING. BY THE COURT: Czechoslovakia 8, Switzerland 4 Badger Bowl 4, MNI 3; Blrrenkott Appliance 17, Dudley's 8 Ralnbo Annie 3.80 3.00 Pine Bluff 000 000 0 - 0 3 4 Finland 3, West Germany 1 II 16. 6 HP's Power Play 4.80 Sun Prairie 114 200« - 8 6 0 THRONSON & THRONSON /s/ Frances S. Ryan Quln 1-8 57.80; $2 Trl 1-8-6 $142.80; $1 Trl 1-8-6 $71.40 Today's games Oak: WEA Ins. Trust II 6, Cellar Subs 5; Ray's Echo Brunker, D. Maler and B. Krantz; S. Wagner and 2661 E. Washington Avenue Probate Court Commissioner Seventh place Tap 13, Tony Frank's South 12; Nitty Gritty 25, Llcarl's 3. Charles. W - S. Wagner. L - Brunker. Madison, Wisconsin 53704 . Trodahl Law Office Ottawa: Villa Tap 19, Brother's III Alewlves 5; Tul- THIRTEENTH Grade C (3/8 ml.) Time 40.90 3B - M. Calkins (SP), Rovle (SP). 2B - Haas (SP), PUB. WSJ: July 27, August 3 and 10, 1990 Wllmer E. Trodahl Switzerland vs. West Germany, 2 p.m. STrlMeGayle 1740 7.60 5.40 Fifth place ly's 6, Lynch Auto 4; Ohio Tavern 17, Steve's Tattoo 5. M. Wltt(SP). STATE OF WISCONSIN 108 West Main Street Czechoslovakia vs. Finland, 8:30 p.m. Pine: Treehouse 7, Babe's Bar & Grill' 0 (forfeit); 3 Koko Mordecal 5.40 3.80 Sun Prairie, Wl 53590 7SG'sCotBallou 3.00 CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Taste of Country 25, B-J Electric 7; Red Shed Bombers 5, Quln 3-5 $27.80; Super (5-3-7-8) $ 3791.60 ; $1 Trl 5-3- Stoughton, 3-2 IN PROBATE PUB. WSJ: August 3, 10 AND 17, 1990 Regent St. Retreat 4. INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: Diving Potowami: Couznofskl's 11, Warren Heating 10; Re- 7-8 $1895.80 Monona 010 100 0 - 2 8 2 treads 26, Looney Bin 16; Overdogs 1A, Fathers for Attendance 3,179 Handle $ 271,221 Stoughlon 0100002 - 3 9 1 ORDER SETTING TIME AND ' WOMEN Equality and Justice 7. Powers and Andrews; Klttleson and Veum. W - NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thursday's results IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: One-meter springboard - 1, Goo Mln, China, 508.80 Saturn: Norrls Court 11, Avenue Bar 10; Madison Inn Klttleson. L - Powers. points. 2, Irlna Loshko, Soviet Union, 504.09. 3, Daphne 12, Bowlavard 6; Centra Guadalupe 13, Madison Bumper Leading hitters - Andrews 2x3, R. Nesblt (M) 2x3, LaVERNE C. PANSEGRO Jongeians, , 467.94. Exchange 1. FIRST Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.07 Veum 2x3, Ott (S) 2x3, P. Olson (S) 2x3. 2B - Handell Deceased. Shark: The Team 13, Ballbusters 2; Strange Gloves 6 Beaucoup Rooster 7.00 3.00 2.80 (M), Ott, P. Olson 2. v An application has been filed for Informal Admin- 11, Has Beens 8; Josles 19, Paradise 15. 1 S's Hawaii 2.60 2.40 istration of the estate of the above named person, 8 Fireball Jart 3.40 Sioux: Docktcrs Hobby World 9, Laurel Express 5; Quln 1-6 55.40; S2 Trl 6-1-8 $76.20;$! Trl 6-1-8 $38.10 Cottage Grove, 11-1 Dane County, Wisconsin, whose post office ad- GOLF Houyhnhnms 22, Willy Bear Blues 7; West Shore Marina dress was 707 Pflaum Road, Madison, Wl 53716. 16, Mottlers Market 13; Regent St. Retreat 19, Red Rapid Coltaoe Grove 0053003 - 11 10 2 SECOND Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 32.91 IT IS ORDERED THAT: Transom 1. Middleton 0000100 -171 All creditors' claims must be filed on or before llmokleTonl 700 5.00 3.60 Marks, Kallnowskl (4), Cunningham (7) and Knud- Professional Women's slow-pitch 4 Scatty Horn 4.80 3.60 son; Haack, Passlnl (4) and Redders. W - Kallnowskl. L Crazy Back-up Cars New Mexico: Casslnl Tile 7, Willy Bear Caats 0 (for- 6 KRNA Classic 5.60 - Haock. feit); Wiggles 8, Monona Motors 6; Sports Pub I B, Pa- Quln 1-4 $12.00; $2 Trl 1-4-6 $219.40; $1 Trl 1-4-6 Leading hitlers - Strause (CG) 2x4, Knudsan (CG) Late Models ST. JUDE CLASSIC $109.70 At Memphis, Tennessee trick's I 6; Sports Pub I 4, Wiggles I 3. 2x3, Kallnowskl (CG) 2x2, Redders (M) 2x3, Fleber (M) Street Stock Thursday's first-round results Ohio: Nitty Gritty I 12, CUNA Mutual 10; Regent St. 2x3. HR - Strause (CG), Knudson (CG). 2B - Strause KEN'S CARD KORNER Retreat V 32, Red Shed 4. THIRD Grade C (S/16 ml.) Time 33.22 (CG), Llnde (CG), Redders (M). 62 - Larry Sllvelra, 31-31. 8 P's Flight.... 1300 5.60 4.20 Mini Stock 45 - Buddy Gardner, 32-33; Rick Fehr, 33-32; Nick Rhode Island: 50/50 14, Regent St. Retreat IV 7; Wisconsin's Premier Card Show Lawton & Gates 17, Regent St. Retreat III 8. 5 Sklmar Brazil 5.80 4.80 Other results Price, 32-33; Chip Beck, 34-31. 3 DJ Ready Roll ... 14.00 66 - David Canlpe, 32-3J; Loren Roberts, 33-33; Texas: Hardees 11, Rustic Tavern 6; Lake Monona Oodgevllle 8, Arena 1 Look for'Us at the Center 7, Regent St. Retreat Goofheads 0 (forfeit); Pa- Quln 5-8 S25.00; S2 Trl 8-5-3 $545.20; $1 Trl 8-5-3 Johnson Creek 8, Lake Mills 3 Mork Lve, 32-34; Tom Byrum, 34-32; Mark Brooks, 32- $272.60 34; Peter Persons, 35-31. trick's H 10, Regent St. Retreat IX 9. Wlota 7, Belleville 1 HALL OF FAME-CARD SHOW 67 - Rov Stewart, 33-34; Dave Rummells, 33-34; (Tables 119, 120, 121 • Aug. 3,4,5) Lee Janzen, 33-34; Bob Estes, 33-34; Hubert Green, 33- Time Trials 6:30 p.m. 34; George Burns, 35-32. Dane County Forum 68 - Joel Edwards, 33-35; Billy Andrade, 33-35; LEGAL NOTICES We will be closed the days of Racing 8:00 p.m. Corey Pavln, 32-36; D.A. Welbrlng, 34-34; Paul Trlttler, FOR THE RECORD 37-31; Patrick Burke, 35-33; Steve Lamontagne, 34-34; NOTICE IS HEREWITH GIVEN THAT: On August County, Wisconsin, whose post office address was the show, Aug. 3, 4, 5. We'll be Senior Citizens & Students $4 Jay Don Blake, 34-34; Bob Eastwood, 34-34; Brad Fabcl, 17, 1990 at 10:00 A.M., a private sale will be held 602 Sawyer Terrace, Madison, Wisconsin 53705. Adults $5, Kids Under 10 FREE 34-34; Jim Thorpe, 35-33; Lance Ten Broeck, 34-34; Greg IT IS ORDERED THAT: right back to regu- Twlggs, 33-35; Bob Lohr, 35-33; Ted Trybo, 34-34. for the purpose of satisfying a landlord's lien. The BASEBALL name and address Is as follows: All creditors' claims must be filed on or before lar store hours on #8, Charles Jackson, 2518 Frolner Avenue, Madi- October 23, 1990, or be barred. Enjoy Music After the Races LPGA BOSTON FIVE CLASSIC American League BY THE COURT: At Danvers, MILWAUKEE BREWERS - placed pitcher Chris son, Wl; #28, Gregory Taylor, 4074 Lentz Avenue, Monday, Aug. 6. with Smokey's Jukebox Thursday's lirsl-round results Bosfo on (he 15-dav disabled list; optioned Inflelder Dale #31, Louisville, KY. /s/ Frances S. Ryan 64 - Ok-HeeKu, 30-34. Sveum to Denver of the American Association; called up The private sale will be held at 6301 Copps Ave- Deputy Probate Registrar 69 - Dottle Mochrle, 34-35; Cindy Rarlck, 35-34. pitchers Dennis Powell and Randy Veres from Denver. nue, Madison. Contents are described as general July 23, 1990 FREE ADMISSION 70 - Sue Thomas, 34-36; Laurie Rlnker, 35-35; Mar- - waived pitcher Brian Hoi- household. Stroud, Stroud, Willlnk, tha Foyer, 33-37; Caroline Keggl. 35-35; Mlssle ton. PUB. WSJ: August 3 and 10, 1990 Thompson & Howard For Anyone Whose Last Digit ol Their Year ol McGeorge, 36-34; Ellle Gibson, 33-37; Martha Nause, 3S- CHICAGO WHITE SOX - called up Suite 300, 25 W. Main St. Birth is "3". Proper ID Required )i. Frank Thomas from Birmingham of the Southern STATE OF WISCONSIN P.O. Box 2236 71 - Colleen walker, 34-37; Laura Baugh, 34-37; League; recoiled Inftelder Craig Grebeck from Vancou- CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Madison, Wl 53701-2236 REFRESHMENTS Barb Mucho, 35-36; Marlene Hagge, 34-37; Karen ver of the Pacific Coast L eogue; optioned outfielder Rod- - PROBATE • PUB. WSJ: July 27, August 3 and 10, 1990 nev AAcCray to Vancouver. Dovles, 32-39; Allison Flnney, 35-36; Susan Daniels, 33- NOTICE TO STATE OF WISCONSIN Free Parking Information: (608) 233-1022 38; Patty Haves, 32-39; Lisa Walters, 37-34; Dole Eggc- CREDITORS CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Playground for Kids Track Phone: (414) 623-4393 ling, 35-36; Jan Stephenson, 36-35. CHICAGO CUBS - activated outfielder Jerorre 72 - Judy Dickinson, 34-38; Barb Bunkowskv, 35- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IN PROBATE Walton from the 71-day disabled list; optioned outfielder GOLDIE BARNETT INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: 37; Oeedee Losker, 35-37; Ayoko Okomoto, 34-38; Nancy Lloyd McClendon to Iowa of the American Association. An application has been filed for Informal Admin- ORDER SETTING TIME AND 52330 University AveD. 233-004S5 COLUMBUS 151 Brown, 37-35; Sarah McGuIre, 35-37; Sandra Palmer, 36- - signed Alex Trevlno; 36; Lenore Rlttenhousc, 36-36; Kay Cockerlll, 35-37; Lori optioned pitcher Kevin Brown to Tidewater of the Inter- istration of the estate of the above named person, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sun. 12-5, Mon.-Fri. 12-7, Sat. 10-5 7 Miles North of Sun Prairie. Wis. on Hwy. 151 Gorbacz, 3>37; Mlndy Moore, 36-36L' national League. f Goldle Bornett, of the City of Madison, Dane IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WISCONSIN STATE TOURNAI AUGUST 4.1990 *** MADISON, WISCONSIN 50 CENTS SATURDAY Jury awards whistleblower $486,500 By Joe Beck Jim Johnson, who left as head of son administration thwarted her State government reporter They got their hands slapped with a two-by- the Job Service in 1988, tried to attempts to land a job as local di- A Job Service official won four today.' retaliate when she reported him rector for the Job Service in Madi- $486,500 from the state Friday, a to the state Ethics Board and an- son and several other state jobs. sum her lawyers called the largest Casey Nagy one of Mary Witt's lawyers swered questions about the matter She contended that she should ever awarded to a Wisconsin pub- from a newspaper reporter. John- have been hired for at least one of lic employee in a case involving son now works in the Department the positions based on her strong free speech rights. of Administration. performances in tests and inter- A six-member U.S. District heads the Waterlown Job Service scribed by Witt, they said. Witt complained to the ethics views. Court jury awarded the money to office, called the verdict a black "They got their hands slapped board that Johnson was using an Witt praised seven co-workers Mary Witt in a trial that turned on eye for Gov. Tommy Thompson's with a two-by-four today," exulted office phone to help run his ac- who "came forward to testify on whether she was being punished administration. Thompson's ap- Casey Nagy, one of Witt's lawyers. counting business. He reimbursed my behalf at great personal risk" for publicly accusing her former pointees have bullied state em- Officials from the Thompson the state more than $166 for the to their careers. supervisor of questionable use of ployees into silence in the face of administration could not be phone calls. She said she plans to continue his office telephone. potentially embarrassing manage- reached for comment. Witt contended that Johnson Lawyers for Mary Witt, who ment practices such as those de- Witt successfully claimed that and other officials of the Thomp- Please turn to Page 2A, Col. 3 Iraq: Troops to leave Kuwait

State Journal photo/SCOTT SEID U.S. says Iraqis near The combined oil imports from Kuwait and Iraq account All-city swimmer Saudi Arabia border an estimated 5 percent of daily U.S. consumption. In April, Lee Christensen swims to victory in the approximately 55 percent of Imported oil came from OPEC 50 meter breaststroke for 11-12 year-old- By Salah Nasrawi April OPEC Imports boys in the all-city swim meet Friday. Associated Press FOCUS in thousands of barrels per day Chrjstensen won his heat with a time of BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iraq said United Arab 37.76 seconds. Finals are today. Friday it will begin withdrawing • Arab League Council Emirates Details/56. troops from Kuwait in two days, condems invasion/6A but the U.S. State Department • U.S. sends third carrier/6A 88 Indonesia said some Iraqi soliders had 200 Kuwait • Analyses: Embargo not 234 Algeria pushed their advance to within a enough; quick move needed; few miles of the Saudi border. U.S., Soviets combine efforts/6A An Iraqi government spokes- A delicate balance of power • Northwest Airlines plans County inmate man said all troops in Kuwait will IRAQ surcharge /7B be withdrawn following a timeta- 958,000<.,aO 4t,513 challenges jail ble, beginning Sunday, according • Madison firm delays stock 969 Nigeria to an official radio broadcast. No option/SB A Dane County jail inmate is attempt- time was specified for complete ing to file a federal lawsuit challenging withdrawal. overcrowded conditions in prison. Kenneth The government spokesman Not a single member of the Albano, jailed since March on a parole said the Iraqi troops might stay provisional government has been violation, claims overcrowding has de- longer if "something cropped up prived him of his civil rights. Details/ID. named publicly. The Iraqi govern- that threatens Kuwait and Iraq." ment was unable to find leading SAUDI ARABIA Iraq said it invaded Kuwait on Kuwaitis willing to cooperate with • WWII reunion: Members of the 381st Thursday to provide security for a 5SO . 179 =$4,500 Bomber Group, who survived deadly it in joining a government, said provisional government that had Gulf sources outside Iraq. -Rogularft-Pan-

UOTE/UNQUOTE Man convicted They're just mad because he (Ehsanolla Motaghed) had the in highway fire audacity to die without settling JUNEAU (AP) — A Fox Lake charged with homicide and arson his account.' man was convicted Friday on in the fire but a trial date has not James Martin Davis homicide and arson charges alleg- been set. A third man implicated attorney for Motaghed's estate. Motaghed ing he set a series of smoky fires in the incident was not charged, apparently died without paying back taxes. that caused a chain-reaction acci- authorities said. According to a The IRS may exhume the body to see if it's dent along Wisconsin 151, killing criminal complaint, the three men him. Details/2A. three people. had discussed setting the fires Jurors in Dodge County Circuit while playing cards at the Hilltop Court deliberated about two hours Tavern at highways 151 and C. INDEX before finding Brian Braskamp, Circuit Judge Joseph Schultz 40, guilty on three charges of instructed the jurors, selected in • World news/5A Superior homicide by negligent handling of Washington County because of • Opinion/7A fire and one count of arson. pretrial publicity, they could find 70s SPORTS A pre-sentence report was ord- Braskamp guilty of a lesser £UCroM* ered. Braskamp faces a maximum • Morning Briefing/28 GmnB*y I charge — negligent handling of • Scoreboard/48 of 20 years in prison and $40,000 burning material. MADISON / (, in fines. The jury opted instead for the MONEY/86 Mll«nuk*« Braskamp was accused of set- homicide charges, agreeing with • Stock markets/6-7B ting fires along Highway 151 in District Attorney Kevin Schram the town of Trenton on April 13, that the setting of the fires was a LOOK 1989. Smoke from the fires drifted "crime of foolish behavior." • Movie listings/20 across the highway. He noted that the defendant, • Comics/4C TODAY'S FORECAST A chain reaction collision in- even if he believed he had made a Showers and thunder- • TV/Radio/5C volving 10 cars ensued, killing mistake by setting the fires, still storms in the morning, state Journal pholo/SCOTT SEID Russell Kent, 44, of Glenbeulah, failed to stop traffic. METRO/STATE ending in the afternoon. Kenneth Behm, 58, and his son, Defense attorney Scott Ras- High 79. Tonight: Partly Lobbyist fined David, 18, both of Waupun, ac- • Area briefs/20 cloudy, cooler. Low 56. mussen of Beaver Dam argued the • Obituaries/30 Details/Back page. cording to the criminal complaint. man who was implicated but not • Classified/30 Madison lobbyist James Hough, right, was fined suit of a two-year investigation of the relationship be- Another man, Gary Pautsch, charged actually set the fire that $4,700 and had his lobby license suspended as the re- tween lawmakers and lobbyists. Details/ID. 42, of Beaver Dam, also is caused the accident. I Drabek just misses no-hitter/3B 1B Sports editor: • Wisconsin State Journal William K. Brophy, 252-6170 SPORTS MONEY/SB Saturday, August 4,1990 It's time for Brewers take another tumble U.S. to call By Andy Baggot oblivion continues to pick up first baseman who was hitting Sports reporter speed. .323 with 18 home runs, 50 extra- MILWAUKEE — The message In the six-game skid, the Mil- base hits and 71 runs batted in in in the pros scrawled on Frank Thomas' Season's over waukee offense is hitting .182 (34- 109 games at Birmingham, but shower slippers — Don't Believe for-187), is 8-for-72 (.111) with run- who was hitless in his first six The Goodwill Games may be history as The Hype — was put there last Milwaukee Brewers right-hander ners On base and has pushed major-league at-bats despite soon as Ted Turner meets with his year to let his future Chicago , left, is scheduled to have across 13 runs. The only other run recording an RBI grounder in his accountant. This year's games were at White Sox teammates know that surgery Tuesday on his sore left knee Friday came via a solo debut Thursday. least a week too long, but they served one this was not a man to be fearful or and will miss the remainder of the by Robin Yount in the eighth. Thomas got a 1-0 fastball in the purpose: They were the final evidence that in awe of. 1990 season. Bosio, 4-9 with a 4.00 "I thought we had a chance to and lined it to right. At the United States can no longer send Thomas, the White Sox's No. 1 average, hasn't won a win that thing, 1-0," Manager Tom first it looked like a home run, but callow youths out to play international game since May 20. Also, left-hander draft pick in 1989 who happens to Trebelhorn said. Please turn to 4B, Col. 6 basketball tournaments. go 6-foot-5, 230 pounds and once will miss at least one That is because Knudson (8-5) CHICAGO MILWAUKEE The rules have recently been changed lined up on the same side of the start because of a sore left shoulder. performed extremely well, allow- abrhbi abrhbi Story/36. L.Johnson cf 4000 Molltor Ib 000 to allow professionals to compete in the collegiate line of scrimmage with ing only one hit through six in- Ventura 3b 4110 Yount ct 1 J 1 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. Calderon dh 4223 Sheffield 3b 000 , wanted everyone at nings. In the meantime, the Pasquo If 3 0 1 0 D. Parker dh 1 I 0 Even if the college all-stars should happen P. Bradley II 1000 Deer rl 020 Sarasota to know he was Brewers scratched out a run in the Flsk c 4100 Surhotf c 3010 to win the world tournament in Argentina the non-threatening type. second when Dave Parker and Thomas Ib 3112 Felder If 3001 scored two runs as the White Sox The Brewers endured their Grebeck 2b 1010 Spiers ss 3000 starting Wednesday, it will then be time to Suffice it to say, that does not Rob Deer hit leadoff singles off of Lvons 2b 3 0 I 1 E. Dial 2b 2010 erased a 1-0 deficit. Thomas then sixth straight loss — all at home Sasa rf 4 0 0 0 send out the Michael Jordans. hold true for the enemy. Greg Hibbard (9-5) and were sac- Guillen ss 4120 scored on Steve Lyons' ensuing — and ninth in the last 10 games. 31 2 7 2 This is a In just his second major-league rificed to second and third by B.J. Totals 35 6 9 6 Totals N single. They fell to 45-59 and are just 4'/s COMMENTARY . screeching U-turn game since being called up from Chicago 000 000 330 - 6 games from the American League Surhoff before Parker scored on Milwaukee 010 000 010 - 2 from my previous Class AA Birmingham, Thomas Chicago added three more in Mike Felder's sacrifice fly. E - Thomos. DP - Chlcaao l.LOB - Chicago 3, East Division cellar. Milwaukee 5. 2B - Guillen. 3B - Thomas. HR - position that there delivered the deciding blow the eighth when reliever Tony Calderon (10), Yount (11). SB - Yount (13). S - Sur- But Calderon and Dan Pasqua hoff, Lvons. SF - Felder. was a Magic Line, Friday night as Chicago defeated Fossas allowed a pair of singles The White Sox, on the other hit back-to-back, one-out singles that Wayne Gretzky, hand, improved to 61-41 and main- IP H RER BB SO the Milwaukee Brewers, 6-2, be- and Randy Veres came on to serve in the seventh. Carlton Fisk then Chicago Steffi Graf and up a three-run home run to Ivan tained their second-place standing Hlbbord W,»-5 fore an audience of 24,402 at hit a grounder to third that Gary Milwaukee were Calderon, his third in three days. behind Oakland in the AL West. Knudson L.8-5 7 County Stadium. Sheffield converted into a force Fossas 1-3 too skilled and too Thomas' two-out, seventh-in- Thus, a two-team race contin- It isn't tough to figure out why out at second. Veres 1 1-3 rich to compete for Mlrabella 1-3 ued in earnest. Milwaukee's rapid descent into That brought up Thomas, the T - 2:45. AM. - 24,402. gold medals. ning off GEORGE After watching VECSEY the U.S. men's team lose twice at the Goodwill Games, once to the Soviet Union and once to Yugoslavia, I now believe it is Taking unfair to send 19-year-olds who seem shocked that players named Valeri Tikhonenko and Toni Kukoc and Oscar Schmidt can find the open man and fling a stand in three-point jump shots. The sporting world has changed drastically in recent years. Two stars of PGA drives a the 1988 Soviet Olympic champions are playing in the National Basketball Association along with two Yugoslav wedge into stars. Oscar of Brazil makes a ton of money in and speaks scornfully of discrimination the minimum contract the hapless New Jersey Nets tendered him a few years ago. PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) — Politics will keep some'Lithuanian The Professional Golfers' Associa- players from competing on the Soviet tion Tour, prompted by the Shoal Union team, but most professionals will Creek controversy, said Friday it perform on their national teams in will deny tournament rights to Argentina and Barcelona. golf clubs that have all-white In recent decades, the United States memberships or show any other has sent its best amateur players to the signs of discrimination. big tournaments. This is no longer good The Tour's 10-member Tourna- enough. The University of Nevada-Las ment Policy Board voted for Vegas, which won the national college tougher anti-discrimination rules championship last April, might have won following threats of protests and the Goodwill Games. That team had talent sponsor pullouts at next week's and knew how to play together. PGA Championship. Mike Krzyzewski, the bright coach "In the event a golf club indi- from Duke University, made jokes about cates its membership practices working with players from Georgia Tech and policies are non-discriminato- and Syracuse and other rival colleges, but ry, but there is information that it could not have been easy putting raises a question as to such prac- together 14 young stars. A college coach tices and policies (e.g. all-white can exert pressures on his players during membership), the staff is author- the season, but Krzyzewski has no hook to ized to require on a case by case intimidate these individuals to stop basis that as a condition of hosting putting up dumb shots and start playing an event, the applicable golf club defense. What is he going to da, take away take appropriate action to encour- their scholarships? Cut their meal money? age minority membership," the It's time to get serious. A year ago the PGA statement said. Federation Internationale de Basketball The policy would affect tourna- (FIBA) voted to allow professionals into ments on the PGA Tour, the Sen- ior PGA Tour and Ben Hogan tour previously amateur tournaments. One Stale Journal pholo/SCOTT SEID drawback is that NBA teams are not going events. to want to give their million-dollar Time for a breather "We are not aware of any (host clubs) that have exclusionary poli- players time off for qualifying rounds, but Shorewood's Katrina Kutzbach comes up for air while swimming the 15-18 age division, won her preliminary heat in 2 minutes, 37.66 sec- that's part of international sport. cies," Deputy Tour Commissioner breaststroke portion of the 200-meter individual medley at the all-city onds. Finals for all the meet's swimming events are today, beginning at Tim Finchem . said. "There are The alternative, of recruiting college meet Friday at the Parkcrest pool. Kutzbach, competing in the girls 9 a.m. at Parkcrest. Story/SB. players for a qualifying round and then some that don't have blacks but turning the championships over to the have had black members in the professionals, hardly seems fair. past. We're still assembling data. Then there is the matter of attitude. The clubs will be looked at on a Some American stars like Karl Malone of case-by-case basis." Utah have openly volunteered for an The Charlotte Observer, in a Suzy chosen track favorite survey last week, found that 17 Olympic squad in the middle of their summer vacation while others, like clubs where PGA Tour events State Journal staff named the male recipient. Favor, who will complete her were held have all-white member- Charles Barkley of Philadelphia, have cross country eligibility this fall said, in effect, "no pay, no play." The awards were established in ships. Tuckaway Country Club in Having already mastered track at UW, is the second Badgers run- Franklin, site of the Greater Mil- Barkley ought to talk to Oscar, who and field's version of the end memory of former Villanova ner to earn the award. Cathy plays for the Brazilian squad "out of love Coach James "Jumbo" Elliot and waukee Open, is one of the 17 around — her graceful-yet-strong Branta was honored in 1985. clubs. of my country." kick rounding the last turn of the recognize the winners' athletic The honor is the second of the "Ten years ago, American college achievement, academic ability The statement from the Tour's final lap ranks among the best — summer for Favor. She previously headquarters came after more players were ahead of us," Oscar said. it seems appropriate Suzy Favor and overall character. Favor and won the Jesse Owens Award — "Now, not so much. For the next 10 or 20 Burrell will be honored Oct. 25 than a week of controversy con- receive that sport's version of the given to the Big Ten Conference's cerning the championship, which years, the American professionals would Heisman Trophy. during a ceremony at Radnor, Pa. female athlete of the year — for win everything. But then we would catch starts Thursday, and its site, the The University of Wisconsin Favor, a Stevens Point native, an unprecedented third time. previously all-white Shoal Creek up." completed her UW track eligibil- country club in Birmingham, Ala. These are the words of a professional senior was named Friday as the JUMBO ELLIOT AWARD WINNERS ity last spring by running to an un- Women Bowing to pressure from civil and a sportsman. The Magic Line has women's winner of the 1990 1990 - SUZY Favor, Wisconsin; 1989 - Vlckl Jumbo Elliot Award — collegiate precedented fourth National Col- Huber, Vlllanova; 1918 - Vlckl Huber, Villanova; 1987 rights groups, Shoal Creek shifted. The United States should honor - Owen Torrence, Georgia; 1986 - , Oscar by sending its best players to 's answer to foot- legiate Athletic Association title Texas' 1985 - Cathv Branta, Wisconsin. awarded an honorary membership in the 1,500-meter run. She also Men to a black businessman this week Barcelona in 1992. ball's Heisman. LeRoy Burrell, a 1990 - LeRov Burrell, Houston; 1989 - Paul sprints and jumps specialist from ran to victory in the 800 — giving Ereng, Virginia; 1988 - Kevin Young, UCLA; 1987 - and said it was considering an- George Vecsey is a sports columnist for Butch Reynolds, Ohio State; 1986 - Lee McRae, Pitts- her nine career NCAA titles. burgh; 1985 - Mlko Conlev, Arkansas. other black for admission. the New York Times. Suzy Favor the University of Houston, was Commodore looks to pull rank on competition

By John Aehl "Perry is a consistent, disciplined receiv- catches the ball well, too. Sports reporter er," Geis said. "He runs his routes well, "I'm not worried about anything else but GREEN BAY — The Commodore feels Scrimmage today makes adjustments when they need to be doing my job," Kemp said. "What's going to good these days, something which he hopes made. He's where he should be at the right happen is going to happen. Hopefully, my The Green Bay Packers will hold a ability will show up better than my competi- translates into smooth sailing for him and scrimmage at Lambeau Field today, time. You can count on him. And he's catch- the Green Bay Packers this season. ing the ball well so far." tion." their last training-camp scrimmage Geis said Kemp's success with the Pack- But there are squalls on the horizon. before starting exhibition games next But that doesn't guarantee a starting job Named after Commodore Matthew for Kemp. Even after consecutive seasons of ers not only is a result of his knowledge of Saturday. The practice will begin at 3 Infante's system, but of Kemp's pride in his Perry, a U.S. naval officer who concluded p.m. and the scrimmage will follow. 48 catches. Even with his familiarity with the first treaty between Japan and the On Sunday from 10 a.m. to 11:30 Coach Lindy Infante's intricate passing sys- work. United States in 1854, Commodore Perry tem. Even though his relationship with In- "He's not a big guy (5-foot-ll, 165 a.m., the Packers will hold a "Fan pounds), but he makes catches in tough Kemp is anticipating his third season as a Photo and Appreciation Day" on the fante goes back to Jacksonville in the United starting wide receiver with the Packers. States Football League in 1985 and contin- situations," Geis said. practice field along Oneida Street, That recalls Kemp's 27-yard touchdown And though he'll be faced with a lot of across from Lambeau Field. Players ued through Kemp's rookie season with the competition for his starting job, Kemp's not Cleveland Browns in 1987. reception against Chicago in Soldier Field will be grouped by position to sign au- last year, made as he was falling backwards concerned. He's used to it. tographs and pose for photos. He is being challenged by five other re- "You can't worry about it," Kemp said. ceivers, most notably Jeff Query, the speed- into the end zone. "It's going to happen every year. You get ster who runs a 4.32-second 40-yard-dash "I know I've got to keep plugging away at Green Bay wide receiver Perry some big names in here, pay 'em big money. the best out in me. So far this year it has." and caught 23 passes as a rookie last season. it, got to better myself," Kemp said. Kemp hopes back-to-back 48-re- "You just got to do it. You got to go out Wayne "Buddy" Geis, Green Bay's receiv- While Kemp isn't slow, he doesn't possess "They're nipping at my heels every day. ception seasons can help him there and do your best. Hopefully, it'll bring ers coach, agreed. Query's exceptional speed. And Query Hopefully, I can bite back." fight off competitors. v V 4B For the latest scores, call 1-900-454-3404. You will be billed 95 cents for each minute. SCOREBOARD ' Wisconsin State Journal, Saturday, August 4,1990

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3 Quasky Dan m „.„. 6.80 Brewers averages Baseball Baseball Area Quln 1-8 $38.00; $2 Trl 1-8-3 $729.40; $1 Trl 1-3-8 $364.70 Professional PGA ST. JUDE CLASSIC SECOND Grade TD (TBC ml.) Time 40.27 BATTING At Memphis, Tenn. City men's recreation baseball man- HOME TALENT LEAGUE Lure failure In the sixth and seventh 4 Land's Legacy 11.20 6.00 4.00 Friday's second-round leaders ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg agers are reminded the deadline to enter 1 TX's Jack Frost 17.60 7.60 Sheffield 356 51 113 27 8 54 .317 Mike Calkins pitched a one-hitter and races at Geneva Lakes Kennel Club Friday 133 - Larry Sllvelra, 62-71. the Busch Baseball Tournament Is today at 6 7RMJ'sHelen 5.00 134 - Buddy Gardner, 65-69; Loren Roberts, 60-68. Molitor ?09 36 63 18 7 25 .301 struck out 15 and teammate Joe Kroetz pro- night forced cancellation of the remaining Quln 1-4 $60.40; $2 Trl 4-1-7 $497.00; $1 Trl 1-4-7 $248.50 Parker 389 47 116 22 14 67 .298 p.m. 135 - Peter persons, 66-69; Rick Fehr, 65-70; Mark vided the offense with a home run and a races on the evening's card. Dally Double(l-4)$103.00 Lye, 66-69; Nick Price, 65-70. Hamilton 72 14 20 4 1 13 .277 The tournament will open Friday. For run-scoring triple as Sun Prairie defeated Ola: . 170 22 47 0 134 - Joy Don Blake, 68-68; Bob Estes, 67-69; Billy 0 12 .276 more Information, contact Henry Busch at GENEVA LAKES KENNEL CLUB THIRD Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 32.59 Mayfalr, 71-65; Chip Beck, 65-71; Jerry Haas, 70-66; Neal Surhofl 302 39 83 15 .275 Verona, 4-0, In a Home Talent League East- 5 32 244-6704. Friday's matinee results 7 Jo's Red Beard 20.40 7.40 5.00 Lancaster, 71-65; John Cook, 69-67; Mark Brooks, 66-70; Brock 289 37 73 19 4 40 .253 ern Section game Friday night. 6 Streaming On 4.20 3.00 Spiers 215 30 54 12 2 23 .251 Phil Blackmar, 69-67. SCHOOL COMMUNITY RECREATION FIRST Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.39 2 Country Kisses „ 3.60 137 - Brian Claar, 72-65; Bob Eastwood, 68-69; Yount 390 67 96 9 5 11 49 .246 Quln 6-7 $57.20; $2 Trl 7-6-2 $552.00; $1 Trl 2-6-7 $274.00 Felder 4 Sun Prairie, 4-0 8 Omni Moxev 10.40 6.00 3.00 Lance Ten Broeck, 68-69; Robert Wrenn, 71-66; Greg 161 20 38 0 2 14 .236 Pacific: Busch's Blues 14, Davls-Duehr 4 7 GV Can Do ._ 10.00 4.00 Vaughn 256 36 58 18 10 44 .227 Twlggs, 68-69; , 69-68; Tim Simpson, 69-68; 2 Verona 000 000 000 - 0 1 2 6 Shasta Daisy .. 3.00 FOURTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.55 Paul Trlttler, 68-69; Carl Cooper, 69-68. Gantner 141 17 32 3 0 0 12 .227 Sun Prairie „„....„...... 100 030 00)C - 4 8 1 Quln 7-8 $38.80; $2 Trl 8-7-6 $243.00; $1 Trl 8-7-6 $121.50 4JB'sMo|ave 700 380 2.80 Lleer 248 36 59 10 0 18 49 .220 Softball Husefh, Fahey (6) a nd Adas; Ml. Calkins and B. 5 Seekaflrst 4 60 3.00 Sveum LPGA BOSTON FIVE CLASSIC 68 12 12 0 0 4 .176 Wagner, w - . L - . SECOND Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.56 IKIossyKelsev .. 3.60 At Donvers, Mass. O'Brien 111 9 19 0 II .171 Leading hitters - Kroetz (SP) 2x4. HR - Kroetz SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION 1 Feakle Princess 13.60 5.40 3.60 Quln 4-5 $14.40; $2 Trl 4-5-1 $49.60; $1 Trl 1-4-5 $24.80 Friday's second-round leaders Others 161 24 32 3 16 .199 (SP). 3B - Kroetz. 2B - D. Haas (SP). 5 P's Lady Lone 3.40 3.00 Team 3559 499 915 178 18 85 466 .257 G»d Competitive 138 - Ellle Gibson, 70-68. Atlanta: Cardinals 4, Wilson's Bar 2 (Ist-round play- 8 My LII Muff 4.40 FIFTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.43 139 - Dole Eggellng, 71-68. Stolen bases (111) - Sheffield 70; Surhoff 14; Yount WESTERN SECTION Quln 1-5 $15.40; $2 Trl 1-5-8 $222.40;$! Trl 1-5-8 $111.20 8 Gabaland Wayne 6.00 3.40 3.20 140 - Sandra Palmer, 72-68; Martha Name, 70-70. U; Felder 12; Molltor 10; Gantner 7; Spiers, Hamilton, off); Cardinals 14, Washington Host 7; Busses 5, Ambte 5 LC's Aunt Helen 6.40 5.20 Vauohn 5; Brock, Parker, Dlai 3; Deer 2. Others 9. Trucking 4; Busse's 10, Willy Bear Dogs 5; Sttllwaters 21, W L W L 141 - Nancy Brown, 72-69; Martha Foyer, 70-71; Union Cab 5. Blanchardvllle . 10 2 Belleville - .... 4 5 THIRD Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.49 6 JD's Little Joe 5.00 Barb Mucho, 71-70; Ayako Okamoto. 72-69; Laura Baltimore: Babe's Grill & Bar 6, Schwoegler's park Plattevllle 7 2 Hollandale .... 5 7 3KWKId 5.80 4.40 3.00 Quln 5-8 $21.80; $2 Trl 8-5-6 $201.60; $1 Trl 5-6-8 $100.80 Baugh 71-70; Susan Daniels, 71-70; Lenore Rlttenhouse, PITCHING Cazcnovla 7 3 Arena 8 Boston Aztec 3.80 2.60 IP h er bb so w-l era Towne 5 (2nd-round playoff); Stampfl's Sttiorstop Inn 20, .... 4 6 72-69- Ok-Hee Ku, 64-77; Mlndv Moore, 72-69. Oodaevllle 7 4 wlota - .... 2 8 1 Silver Pride 4.20 SIXTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 31.97 142 - Lisa Wolters,71-7l; Pat Bradley, 75-67; Dottle ' liauero . 97 90 36 25 74 6-5 3.34 Babe's Grill & Bar 4 (2nd-round playoff). Boston: Pizza Hut 12, Advertisers Press 7 (2nd-round Ridaewav 5 6 Lena (III.) .... 1 9 Quln 3-8 $10.80; $2 Trl 3-8-1 $229.60;S1 Trl 3-8-1 $114.80 4 Barb's Champ 6.60 4.00 2.80 Mochrle, 69-73. K Hudson 133 142 51 30 46 8-5 3.45 5 Danas Nancy Jo 8.60 4.20 143 - Caroline Kegal, 70-73; Heather Drew, 73-70; Krueger 98') 96 38 42 53 5-6 3.47 playoff); Pizza Hut 10, Villa Tap 5; Wilson's Bar 5, North- side Inn 4; Advertisers Press 7, The Pub 0 (forfeit). NORTHERN SECTION FOURTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.89 6 Pay The Butler 3.00 Barb Bunkowsky, 72-71; Laurie Rlnker, 70-73; Jan Ste- V.lraucllo 45' D 47 18 19 23 3-2 3.57 5 My Hubbard 7.60 3.60 2.80 Quln 4-5 $41.00; $2 Trl 4-5-6 $156.80; $1 Trl 4-5-6 $78.40 phenson, 71-72; Colleen Walker, 71-72; Karen Davles, 71- FTUens 47'D 40 19 16 18 2-1 3.61 Chicago: Insanity Defense 4, Old Town Pub 3 {2nd- W L W L 8 DM's Justin 5.80 3.40 2-4 3.88 round playoff); Insanity Defense 5, Hide-Away Two 3 Mlddleton 14 2 Boraboo .... 8 7 72; Cindy Rorlck, 49-74. Cilm 55% 59 24 17 28 1 Caro's Lady Lee 4.20 SEVENTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.45 Other state golfers Boslo 132*'] 131 59 38 76 4-9 4.00 (2nd-round playoff). Sauk Prairie .... 11 3 Poynette .... 7 8 Cincinnati: The Pub 8, M&l Bank-Madison 3; The Pub 3 Quln 5-8 $28.20 2 JA Cake Walk 6.80 3.20 3.00 147 - Sue Ertl, 74-71. Robinson 55 72 25 20 24 4-3 4.09 Black Eartti 10 5 Pine Bluff 10 Super (5-8-1-2) $1315.80 SuperBox (5-8-1-2) S 657.90 5 Flash Girl 5.80 3.80 20, Bowl-A-Vard Lanes 7; Northgate Barber Shop 24, Waunakee 8 7 Rio 11 Failed to qualify Plesac 46% 49 24 21 44 2-4 4.63 .... 3 1 Cyclone Bee 5.20 150 - Sherd Stelnhauer, 78-72; Stephanie Farwlg, Powell 27 35 14 11 15 0-2 4.67 Bowl-A-Vard Lanes 7; Nitty Gritty 8, M&l Bank-Madison Ashton 7 8 Cross Plains .... 3 13 FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.25 Quln 2-5 $30.60; $2 Trl 2-5-1 $291.20; $1 Trl 1-2-5 $145.60 76-74. Wegrnan 29% 37 16 6 20 2-2 4.85 0; Northgate Barber Shop 6, Kollege Klub A; HIde-Away 3 Buck Bundy _ 5.20 3.00 3.00 Navarre 74 91 41 27 35 2-3 4.99 One 7, Friends of WHA-TV 3. EASTERN SECTION 2 P's Rematch 4.60 3.40 EIGHTH Grade C (TBC ml.) Time 39.81 PGA PAINE WEBBER SENIOR INVITATIONAL vores 26 30 15 7 10 0-3 5.19 Cleveland: Heurlkon 20, Hottman Construction 3 {Ist- round playoff); Hottman Construction 15, Heurlkon 4 Second halt 7 DJ Rumblerat _ 7.00 5 Gag's Nicky S 19.80 11.80 6.40 Al Charlotte, N.C. Filer 22 26 15 9 8 2-3 6.14 Eastern Division Southeastern Division Quln 2-3 $13.60; $2 Trl 3-2-7 $204.80; $1 Trl 3-2-7 $102.40 8 Black Jock Doe 7.40 4.40 Friday's llrst-round leaders rossas 29Vj 44 21 10 24 2-3 6.44 (league championship). 7 Danes Betty Jo 7.60 Sebro 11 20 10 5 4 1-1 8.18 Dallas: Northslde Inn 14, Madcaps 9 (2nd-round play- 66 - , 32-34. off); Northsfde Inn 18, Boer Insurance 6 (league cham- Oregon 0 zjefferson SIXTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 33.09 Quln 5-8 $60.20; $2 Trl 5-8-7 $1360.00; $1 Trl 5-7-8 67 - Dewltt Weaver, 35-32; Harold Hennlng, 31-36. August 3><) 5 5 3 1 0-2 12.27 5 Fast N Famous 24.20 7.00 3.80 $680.00 1 pionship). yCottage Grove 1 Lake Geneva 48 - Joe Jimenez, 35-33; Frank Beard, 34-34; Mike Lapel V) 6 5 1 0-01 135.00 Sun Prairie 1 zMllton 1 Natural Sight 4.60 3.00 Superfecta (5-8-7-all) $1680.00 Hill, 33-35; Bruce Crampton, 34-34. Tcom 934 Vi 1014 431 308 514 4 5-58 4.15 Stoughton 3 Lake Mills. 6 Sue Bee Gon » . . 6 00 69 - Dick Hendrlckson, 35-34; , 35-34; Saves (25): Plesac 16; (:rlm 6; Edens, Nov'arro, Quln 1-5 $36.00; $2 Trl 5-1-6 $2131.00; $1 Trl 5-1-6 Today's dog races Veres 1. Marshall 3 Albion Jim Dent, 32-37; Rives Mcbee, 34-35; John Paul Cain, 35- Swimming Monono 3 Fort Atkinson $106530 Wisconsin Dells Greyhound Park - 1:30 p.m. and 34. Waterloo, 3 Utica 7:30 p.m. 70 - Mike Joyce, 34-36; Aglm Bardha, 34-34; Bruce ALL-CITY SWIM MEET Verona 4 Whitewater SEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.37 Geneva Lakes Kennel Club - 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Devlin, 35-35; Gordon Jones, 34-34; J.C. Goosle, 34-36; Minor league At Porkcrest Pool Deerfield 5 7 Ml Go Blue 19.80 7.00 7.00 Dubuque Greyhound Park - 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. , 36-34; Dave Hill, 36-34; Don Bles, 35-35; Ar- Friday's results y - First-half champion; z - Tied for first-half title 4 Phoebe Jean 4.00 4.20 nold Palmer, 36-34; Lee Trevlno, 34-36. 1 Tito Azalea ... . 6 40 71 - George Lannlng, 38-33; Dick Rhyan, 34-37; MIDWEST LEAGUE Participating teams: Cherokee (C), Hill Farms (HF), Quln 4-7 S2B.60; $2 Trl 7-4-1 $428.80; $1 Trl 7-4-1 $214.40 SECOND HALF Maple Bluff (MB), Mlddleton (Ml), Monona (Mo), Nokomo Friday's result Rocky Thompson, 36-35; Orvllle Moody, 34-37; Mike Fet- (Affiliations in parentheses) (N), Parkcrest (P), Rldgewood (R), Shorewood (S), West EASTERN SECTION chlck, 34-37; Chi Chi Rodriguez, 34-37; Robert Gaona, 36- EIGHTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.12 AUTO RACING 35' Larry Mowry, 36-35; Al Kellev, 36-35; Walter Zembrl- NORTHERN DIVISION Side (WS). Eastern Division 5 Goodtlme Chuck 12.80 4.80 3.20 Sun Prairie 4, Verona 0 ski, 36-35. W L PCI BQ.YS 7 Casino's Luck 3.40 2.80 Slate golfer South Bend (White Sox) 25 19 .568 lf-12 Today's games 8 P's Remote 2.80 Professional 74 - Bob Brue, 38-36. iWudlson (Athletics). 24 20 .545 50 freestyle - 1, Lee Chrlstensen, R, :30.45; 2, Jason NORTHERN SECTION Quln 5-7 $17.20; $2 Trl 5-7-8 $106.40; $1 Trl 5-7-8 S53.20 Appleton (Royals) 24 20 .545 Thorn, P, :31.80; 3, Matt Klnas, C, :31.82; 4, Sean earring- Sauk Prairie at Poynette, 1 p.m. BEN HOGAN TOUR DAKOTA DUNES OPEN .489 NINTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.40 Relolt (Brewers) 22 23 ton, R, :32.06; 5, Jeremy Levin, P, :32.13; 6, Tom Hansen, WESTERN SECTION CART MARLBORO 500 At Sioux City, Iowa 17 27 .386 3 KZ Whata Gal 18.00 6.00 4.00 Kenosha (Twins) Mo, :32.51. Dodgevllle at Rldgeway, 7:30 p.m. At , Mich. Friday's first-round leaders Wausau (Orioles) 28 .378 2 Sky Nose Minnie 3.20 3.20 50 backstroke - 1, Jeremy Levin, P, :38.06; 2, Tom Sunday's games Top qualifiers for Sunday's race 62 - Kim Young, 31-31. Hocklord (Expos) 27 .357 6 DMK's Sherl Lynn 5.20 1, Emerson Fittlpaldi, Brazil, Penske-, 63 - Steve Hosklns, 32-31; Mike Springer, 29-34. Hansen, AAo, :38.30; 3, Tony Hammond, S, :38.36; 4, Rob Quln 2-3 $22.20; $2 Trl 3-2-6 1670.60; $1 Trl 3-2-6 $335.30 Verhelst, R, :38.93; 5, Ryan Myers, Mi, :40.00; 6, Adam Le- NORTHERN SECTION 222.593 mph. 2, , Dublin, Ohio, Lola-Chevro- 64 - Robert Friend, 31-33; Ken Schall, 32-32; Beau SOUTHERN DIVISION vlne, R, :40.33. Waunakee at Mlddleton, 1 p.m. let, 221.859. 3, Danny Sullivan, Aspen, Colo., Penske- Baugh, 32-32; Scott Gump, 32-32; Steve Strieker, 31-33. W L Pet GB Rio atPoynette, 1 p.m. TENTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.81 Chevrolet, 221.764. 4, , Bakersfleld, Calif., Pe- 45 - Olln Browne, 33-32; Steve Brodle, 32-33; Alan 100 individual medley - 1, Scott Kozlar, HF, 1:19.18; 5 Til Closln Time 15.60 10.20 5.60 Quad City (Angels) 32 12 .727 2, Jason Thorn, P, 1:20.46; 3, Ryan Keith, Mo, 1:21.98; 4, Ashton at Sauk Prairie, 1 p.m. nske-Chevrolet, 221.607. 5, Al Unser Jr., Albuquerque, Schulte, 33-32; Charles Raulerson, 32-33; Jon Chattee, 33- !Cedar Rapids (Reds) 26 17 .605 5Vi Cross Plains at Black Earth, 1 p.m. 1 Omni Echo 11.40 5.80 N.M., Lola-Chevrolet, 221.178. 6, Arle Luyendvk, the 32; Tony Grimes, 33-32; Jack Nlcklaus II, 31-34; Roger Owen Richard, Ml, 1:23.65; 5, Eric Sallnoer, P, 1:24.65; 6, Baraboo at Pine Bluff, 1 p.m. 7 Red Barrel 3.00 Burlington (Braves) 23 21 .523 9 Seth Center, HF, 1:24.93. Netherlands, Lola-Chevrolet, 220.717. 7, Teo Fabl, Italy, Rowland, 33-32. Waterloo (Padres) 22 22 .500 10 WESTERN SECTION Quln 1-5 $110.20; $2 Trl 5-1-7 $813.20; $1 Trl 5-1-7 March-Porsche, 220.615. 8, John Andreftl, Indianapolis, Ottler state golfer SO breaslstroke - 1, Lee Chrlstensen, R, :37.76; 2, $406.60 Sprinafleld (Cardinals) 22 23 .489 lO'/i Plattevllle at Belleville, 1 p.m. March-Porsche, 220.379. 9, Michael Andrettl, Nazareth, 69 - Jeff Schumon, 33-36. Dominic Landrettl, S, :39.60; 3, Chris Wood, P, :39.87; 4, Pick Six 4 of 6 Pays t 133.40 Carryover $ 1471.00 Clinton (Giants) 21 23 .477 11 Matt Klnas, C, :39.94; 5, Sean Corrlnoton, R, :40.87; 6, Ben Wlota at Blanchardvllle, 1 p.m. Pa., Lola-Chevrolet, 220.083. 10, Eddie Cheever, India- Pror lo (Cubs) 18 26 .409 14 Jones, HF,:42.99. Arena at Cazenovlo, 1 p.m. napolis, Lola-Chevrolet, 219.138. 11, Mario Andrettl, Hollandale at Lena (III.), 1 p.m. ELEVENTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.96 Nazareth, Pa., Lola-Chevrolet, 219.105. z Won fd st-half championship 50 butterfly - 1, Scott Koilor, HF, :34.04; 2, Chris 7 White Knuckler ; 3.00 2.40 2.80 Wood, P, :34.79; 3, Rvon Myers, Ml, :35.34; 4, James Jef- EASTERN SECTION 12, A.J. Foyt, Houston, Lola-Chevrolet, 218.473. 13, Eastern Division 1 Shindig Sam 4.20 4.20 Kevin Cogan, Polos Verdes, Calif., Lola-, Friday's results ferson, S, :35.69; 5, Rob Verhelst, R, :36.33; 6, Eric Salinger, 3 Sunset Sadie 6.00 Madison 9, Appleton 5 P, :36.52. Sun Prairie at Monona, 1:30 p.m. 217.937. 14, , Canada, 1989 Lola-Judd, Waterloo at Peorlo, ppd., rain Waterloo at Stoughton, 1:30 p.m. Quln 1-7 $15.40; S2 Trl 7-1-3 $231.00; $1 Trl 7-1-3 $115.50 217.313. 15, Scott Brayton, Coldwater, Mich., Lola-Cos- Cottage Grove at Oregon, 1:30 p.m. worth, 216.998. 16, Jon Beekhuls, Salinas, Calif., 1989 Clinton 6, Burlington 0 13-14 TWELFTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.27 Cedar Rapids at Quad City, ppd., rain 100 freestyle - 1, Matthew Dupuls, Ml, 1:00.56; 2, Verona at Marshall, 1:30 p.m. Lola-Cosworth, 216.164. 17, Pancho Carter, Brownsburg, White Sox Southeastern Division 7 Will Shiner 10.80 4.00 3.00 Ind., Lola-Cosworth, 215.614. 18, Dean Hall, Olympic Val- Belolt 4, Springfield 0 Brian Walnger, C, 1:00.91; 3, David Collins, WS, 1:01.21; 4, 8 Char Marcus 3.00 3.00 Kenosha at Rockford, ppd., rain Jason Kozlar, HF, 1:02.27; 5, Cory Claffev-Koller, S, Jefferson at Utico, 1:30 p.m. ley, Calif., Lola-Cosworth, 213.087. 19, Mike Groff, Nor- Lake Geneva at Milton, 1:30 p.m. 1 Black Mogl 4.60 thrldge, Calif., Lola-Cosworth, 211.665. 20, Bill Vukovlch Wuusau 3, South Bend 1 1:02.33; 6, Brady Gomel, R, 1:02.81. Quln 7-8 $8.80; $2 Trl 7-8-1 $111.60; Jl Trl 7-8-1 $55.80 Today's games 100 backstroke - 1, Erik Bauch, Ml, 1:08.92; 2, Jason Albion at Whitewater, 1:30 p.m. III, Fresno, Calif., 1989 Lola-Bulck, 209.229. 21, Randy Madison at Appleton Lake Milts at Fort Atkinson, 1:30 p.m. Lewis, Hlllsborough, Calif., 1988 Penske-Bulck, 208.321. top Brewers Verhelst, R, 1:09.71; 3, Mark Morehouse, Ml, 1:10.70; 4, THIRTEENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.60 22, Jeff Wood, Wichita, Kan., 1989 Lola-Cosworth, Kenosha at Rockford Dovld Frcrtttnger, R, 1:11.94; 5, Patrick Nowlln, WS, 2 Budding Memory 4.40 2.60 2.60 Wausau at South Bend 1:15.20; 6, Jon Englund, S, 1:15.39. ROCK RIVER LEAGUE 207.529. 5 Stanley's Land 3.00 3.00 Rest of lineup to be set In further time trials today. Cedar Rapids at Quad City 100 individual medley - 1, Erik Bauch, Ml, 1:06.76; 2, NORTHERN DIVISION 1 ND's Me Quade 4.80 Continued from 78 Clinton at Burlington Jason Verhelst, R, 1:07.70; 3, David Collins, WS, 1:12.40; 4, W L Waterloo at Peorla Quln 2-5 $8.80 Josh Hanson, R, 1:13.37; 5, Brady Gomez, R, 1:14.32; 6, Oaktleld 3 Juneau ..66 Belolt of Springfield Super (2-5-1-7) $ 496.60 SuperBox (2-5-1-7) $ 248.30 INTERNATIONAL RACE OF CHAMPIONS Jason Kozlar, HF, 1:14.91. Rubicon 4 Fond du Lac .. ..67 Attendance 2,713 Handle $262,044 Al Brooklyn, Mich. the ball and Deer collided with the Sunday's gomes 100 breastitroke - 1, Josh Hanson, R, 1:17.13; 2, Sllnger 4 Brownsville ... , 3 10 Lineup for today's race South Bend at Madison, 5 p.m. Brlon Walnger, C, 1:18.42; 3, Mark Morehouse, Ml, 1:20.64; Waupun 6 Horicon .. 2 10 Only game scheduled Friday's evening results (Third and final of series) wall at the same time and Thomas 4, Eddie Kurr, Ml, 1:22.81; 5, Ben Uphoff, S, 1:23.85; 6, Tom (Remaining races cancelled) 1, Martin Brundle, England, (MSA sports cars, 36. 2, Vonden Heuvel, R, 1:23.86. SOUTHERN DIVISION Al Unser Jr., Albuquerue, N.M., CART Indv cars, 34. 3, bolted for third as the ball caromed 50 butterfly - 1, Matthew Dupuls, Ml, :2B.79; 2, Cory Dale Earnhardt, Doolie, N.C., NAS-CAR stock cars, 34. 4, Claffev-Koller, S, :30.64; 3, David Frattlnger, R, :30.72; 4, W L W L FIRST Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.18 back onto the field. Muskies averages Hustlsford 11 1 Johnson Creek . ..65 7 Evil Babe 17.20 5.40 3.80 Mark Martin, Greensboro, N.C., NASCAR stock cars, 23. Jeff Gennrlch, HF, :31.2I; 5, Rob Beuthllng, PC, :31.23; 6, 5, Emerson Fittlpaldi, Brazil, CART Indv cars, 22. 6, Poul Perlbero, R, :31.68. Clyman 10 2 Neosho .. 3 10 4 Sneakers 3.00 2.60 Thomas, 22, said he had been BATTING Laurel Tavern 7 3 Cottage Grove .. .. 2 10 6 Tina My Gal Hltz 4.60 Terry Labonte, Archdale, N.C., NASCAR stock cars, 19. ob r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg 15-18 Ashlppun 8 5 Lebanon .. 0 13 Quln 4-7 $18.00; $2 Trl 7-4-6 $477.60; $1 Trl 7-4-6 $238.80 7, , Concord, N.C., NAS-CAR stock cars, 17. pressing a bit after getting the Weaver 5120 0 0 1 .400 100 freestyle - 1, Jeff Bruns, R, :58.72; 2, Christopher Watertown 7 5 8, Geoff Brabham, Australia, IMSA sports cars, 14. 9, Dattola 13 2 4 0 0 1 1 .308 SECOND Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.03 Dorsev Schroeder, Bollwln, Mo., SCCA Trans-Am, 14.10, somewhat surprising call up from Carbon, S, 1:00.25; 3, Jon Krouse, R, 1:00.86; 4, Tom Jones, 8 Cross Tolerance 17.40 10.40 5.20 Bobby Rahal, Dublin, Ohio, CART Indy cars, 11. 11, Oslnskl 130 23 37 9 1 2 15 .285 P, 1:01.36; 5, Tom Thorstad, P, 1:01.63; 6, Dan Newel, S, Today's games the minors. "I tried to think I was Beck 263 31 72 11 1 6 42 .274 7 S's Kokomo 13.20 6.20 Danny Sullivan, Aspen, Colo., CART Indv cars, 7. 1:02.22. SOUTHERN DIVISION Injured Darrell Waltrlp, Franklin, Tenn., NASCAR Coolev 341 48 90 18 1 22 66 .264 100 backstroke - 1, Ryan Horton, P, 1:04.15; 2, Chris- Ashlppun at Madison Laurel Tavern, 1:30 p.m. 2 Comanche Freckle 3.20 back in Birmingham trying to calm Cqmpq 102 II 26 1 0 0 8 .255 topher Carbon, S, 1:09.52; 3, Lars Gulbrandsen, S, 1:09.76; (Warner Park) Quln 7-8 $95.80; $2 Trl 8-7-2 $780.00; $1 Trl 8-7-2 $390.00 stock cars, finished fourth In the opener at Tallodega Su- Tlnslev 420 72 105 13 10 11 53 .250 4, Jeff Bruns, R, 1:10.01; 5, Pat Schmedeman, R, 1:10.17; 6, Johnson Creek at Cottage Grove, 8 p.m. perspeedway and credited with last at Cleveland and myself down," he said. Waggoner 102 15 25 3 0 1 7 .245 THIRD Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.45 here, totalling 23 points. Travis Van Sclver, S, 1:13.98. Sunday's games Mercedes 218 23 53 12 2 2 32 .243 200 individual medley- 1, Lars Gulbrondsen, S, 8 Holiday Rambler 19.20 7.80 3.20 All drivers In Identically prepared IROC Dodge A former tight end at Auburn Armas 188 22 45 9 0 6 23 .239 2:27.40; 2, Ryan Horton, P, 2:30.54; 3, Phil Downs, R, SOUTHERN DIVISION 1 Shop's Donna 3.60 2.40 Daytonas. Thomas 108 16 25 2 1 1 15 .232 2:35.88; 4, Lee Peters, R, 2:36.01; 5, Brett DeFever, Mo, Hustlsford at Madison Laurel Tavern, 1:30 p.m. 4 Long Time Jazz 2 80 who played with Jackson during the Abbott 325 37 74 12 0 0 24 .228 Cottage Grove at Johnson Creek, 1:30 p.m. Quln 1-8 $17.80; $2 Trl 8-1-4 $153.20; $1 Trl 8-1-4 $76.60 NASCAR LEADERS 2:45.25; 6, Dan Newel, S, 2:46.71. Through July 29 latter's Heisman Trophy-winning Henry • 88 15 19 4 1 1 11 .216 100 breaststroke - 1, Tom Jones, P, 1:14.54; 2, Dan Watertown at Clvman, 1:30 p.m. Tredwav 90 9 19 2 0 0 8 .211 Christiansen, R, 1:15.27; 3, Joke Edle, S, 1:18.81; 4, Korl Lebanon has bye FOURTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.93 Winston Cup points - 1, Mark Martin, 2,509. 2, Dale senior season, Thomas doesn't want Lvdy 174 33 33 6 2 4 19 .183 Johnson, HF, 1:21.08; 5, Dovld Hoelzel, Mo, 1:21.92; 6, Dan NORTHERN DIVISION 6 Blue Duck 6.80 3.80 2.80 Earnhardt, 2,508. 3, Geoff Bodlne, 2,374. 4, Rusty Wal- Simmons 296 39 51 5 1 3 20 .172 Oakfleld at Waupun, 1:30 p.m. 1 Mandelbrot 5.20 4.60 lace, 2,338. 5, , 2,219. 6, , Beuthllno, P, 1:22.18. 2,198. 7, and Ken Schroder, 2,180. 9, Ernie his size to scare people away, hence Others , 727 112 158 29 3 14 79 .231 100 butterfly - 1, Tim Oaks, HF, 1:106.33; 2, Joke Horlcon at Rubicon, 1:30 p.m. 3 My Red Fantastic 3.20 Team 3590510839 137 23 74 430 .234 Edle, S, 1:06.92; 3, Phil Downs, R, 1:07.60; 4, Pat Schmede- Fond du Lac at Juneou, 1:30 p.m. Quin 1-6 $17.20 Irvan, 2,095. 10, Rlckv Rudd, 2,075. the message. Stolen bases (113): Tlnslev 36; Abbott 21; Simmons man, R, 1:10.47; 5, Lee Peters, R, 1:10.53; 6, Tom Thorstod, Brownsville at Sllnger, 1:30 p.m. Super (6-1-3-2) $264.80 SuperBox (6-1-3-2) $132.40 Prize money - 1, Dale Earnhardt, $1,168,525. 2, 12; Thomas 9; Lvdv, Oslnskl 7; Mercedes 6; Waggoner 4; P, 1.-12.33. Rusty Wallace, J592.729. 3, Mark Martin, $545,725. 4, "I'd been getting a lot of media Armas 2; Coolev, Tredwav 1; Others 7. AMERICAN LEGION FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.33 Geoff Bodlne, $537,315. 5, Kyle Petty, $533,695. 6, Ken 8 JP's Passion 6.40 3.40 2.40 attention since I was drafted and I GIRLS CLASS AAA STATE TOURNAMENT Schroder, $523,705. 7, Bill Elliott, $523,435. 8, Derrlke PITCHING AIMarshfield 7 Nicolas Evans 5.20 3.20 Cope, $417,640. 9, Davev Allison, $363,600. 10, Darrell h er bb so w-l era 11-12 1 KR Dazzlln Dame 2 40 Woltrlp, $314,875. wanted to let the other guys know IP 50 freestyle - 1, Michelle Kramer, P, :29.96; 2, Susie Today's first-round games Mella . 45% 52 14 21 42 6-2 1.93 Racine (33-12) vs. Wisconsin Rapids (22-16), 11 a.m. Quln 7-8 $17.40; $2 Trl 8-7-1 $68.40; $1 Trl 8-7-1 $34.20 to just relax," Thomas said. "I'm a Peek 50% 33 11 11 62 5-3 1.95 Topp, Ml, -.31.00; 3, Alison Sorenson, N, :31.40; 4, Julie CART LEADERS Metro, Ml, -.B1.43; 5, Katie Lapacek, Mo, :31.83; 6, Katie Janesvllle (28-10) vs. Appleton (26-5), 2 p.m. DeLeon 59 65 17 15 33 3-2 2.59 WISCONSIN DELLS GREYHOUND PARK Through July 29 normal, nice guy and I get along Vorner,R,:31.8a. Oconomowoc (29-5) vs. Stevens Point (36-10), 5 p.m. PPG points - 1, Al Unser, Jr., 106. 2, Michael An- Ostcen 1 18'/3 98 42 65 99 7-8 3.19 Green Bay (19-13) vs. Marshfleld (16-15), 8 p.m. Friday's early-evening results Kuhn 57 V, 52 21 19 43 4-3 3.30 50 backstroke - 1, Michelle Kramer, P, :34.95; 2, drettl, 104. 3, Rick Mears, 102. 4, Emerson Flttapaldl, 88. with everybody." Annie Marschall, WS, :36.03; 3, Llbby Haaoensen, HF, Latter 59'/j 44 22 29 57 6-7 3.34 CLASS AA STATE TOURNAMENT FIRST Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.29 5, Bobby Rahal, 79. 6, Arle Luvendvk, 78. 7, Danny Sulli- :36.50; 4, Katie Vorner, R, :36.88; 5, Julie Metro, Ml, :37.00; At Sparta Taylor 18'/3 16 7 7 11 1-1 3.44 1 Eliot's Pacer 20.80 6.40 5.60 van, 73. 8, Mario Andrettl, 58. 9, Eddie Cheever, 41. 10, Unless, of course, they're the 6, Kerry Danahy, P, :37.10. Mohler 52'/3 49 21 29 56 1-1 3.41 Today's first-round acmes 8 Zappy 5.20 3.80 A.J. Foyt, Jr., 31. 100 individual medley - 1, Sally Lehner, HF, 1:15.50; Jefferson (26-7) vs. Menomonle (28-9), 11 a.m. enemy. Glbbs 14 V3 13 6 12 16 2-0 3.77 2, Amy Adler, Ml, 1:16.67; 3, Llbbv Hoagensen, HF, Klmberly (19-14) vs. Beaver Dam (22-6), 2 p.m. Gulledge 65'/3 66 31 30 46 3-4 4.27 1:20.24; 4, Laura Bruns, R, 1:20.94; 5, Andrea Hauoen, R, Patrick 52 57 25 12 29 2-5 4.33 Delavan (28-3) vs. Shawano (19-9), S 1:23.33; 6, Amanda Berndt, WS, 1:23.37. New London (20-6) vs. Sparta (18-14), 8 p.m. Sudbury 18'/3 15 10 16 5 2-0 4.91 11 V, 29 25 9 8 0-0 19.84 50 breaststroke - 1, Susie Topp, Ml, :38.69; 2, CLASS A STATE TOURNAMENT Lawson Amanda Berndt, WS, :40.34; 3, Amy Skoloskl, WS, :40.34; 4, 216 85 126 182 19-9 2.88 Atviroqua Others 265'/3 Katie Lapacek, Mo, :41.66; 5, Liz Broun, S, :41.94; 6, Polly Team 960'/i 839 349 419 718 64-48 3.27 Westby (22-5) vs. Cottage Grove (22-3), 10:30 a.m. Saves (24): Peek 5; Gibbs 4; MiDhler, Taylor 2; Jaskowskl, WS, :42.36. East Troy (13-8) vs. Marlon (14-6), 1:30 p.m. 50 butterfly - 1, Sally Lehner, HF, :33.50; 2, Amy Mauston (11-15) vs. Rlpon (19-6), 4:30 p.m. Others 12. Adler, Mi, :33.83; 3, Laura Bruns, R, :35.21; 4, Alison Soren- son, N, :35.25; 5, Claire Starling, HF, :35.90; 6, Kerry Dana- Ladysmlth-Sheldon (20-6) vs. Vlroquo (32-31), 7:30 hy, P, :36.03. lf VFW TEENER LEAGUE TOURNAMENT FOR THE RECORD 13-14 At Jefferson 100 freestyle - 1, Janice McKeith, HF, 1:03.87; 2, Friday's results BASEBALL Llndsey Dold, HF, 1:04.23; 3, Jenny Welnlck, P, 1:04.90; 4, Evansvllle 5, Waterloo 4 \5t° with the Greats! Amle Anderson, C, 1:05.39; 5, Kelly Muchow, R, 1:07.10; 6, American League Kim Martin, P, 1:07.41. Whitewater 6, Monona 4 NEW YORK YANKEES - activated pitcher Lee Fort Atkinson 8, Afton 7 100 backstroke - 1, Llndsey Dold, HF, 1:13.25; 2, Cottage Grove 8, Brodhead 5 Guetterman from the 15-doy disabled list; sent pitcher Somantha Carver, Ml, 1:14.82; 3, Heather Draper, HF, Your wit could win a day on the Alan Mills to Columbus of the . 1:15.58; 4, Jenny Welnlck, P, 1:15.74; 5, Krlssy Venzke, R, 1:19.35; 6, Tonya Cattell, Mo, 1:20.01. BASKETBALL 100 individual medley - 1, Janice McKerth, HF, Golf _ links with NFL Alumni _ NBA 1:14.46; 2, Maya Judd, P, 1:14.77; 3, Ellen Ross, Mo, 1:16.97; 4, Mellhda Cattell, Mo, 1:18.01; 5, Lori Leonovlcz, S, ATLANTA HAWKS - released forwards Anthony 1:18.37; 6, Samantha Carver, Ml, 1:18.95. A team of golfers from Oconomowoc Enter The Wisconsin State Journal's 'Best Golf Joke or Story Corbltt and Gerry Wright, guard Kirk Manns and center 100 breaststroke - 1, Kelly Muchow, R, 1:25.77; 2, Golf Club earned a trip to the Gradv Mateen. Contest' and win a chance to play golf in a fivespme with former LOS ANGELES LAKERS - traded forward Orlando Lori Leonovlcz, S, 1:26.12; 3, Meredith Craven, HF, 1:26.17; National Scramble Tournament by winning 4, Maggie Mahler, N, 1:26.31; 5, Jordan Kuehn, Mo, Tuesday's qualifier at Menomonee Falls. Woolrldge to the Denver Nuggets for second-round draft 1:26.35; 6, Kathy Topp, Ml, 1:26.96. St. Louis Cardinal star Jim Bakken and have dinner with 40 NFL choices In 1993 and 1995. 50 butterfly - 1, Heather Draper, HF, 32.31; 2, Mayo The final Is Oct. 12-15 at Orlando, Fla. Alumni players to benefit children's charity. It's the fourth annual __ Judd, P, :33.25; 3, Paige Valenta, N, :33.98; 4, Erica Moth- FOOTBALL er, S, .-34.27; 5, Erin Schworz, Ml, :34.64; 6, Krlssy Vemke, OLDS SCRAMBLE SECTIONAL QUALIFYING Charity Golf Classic with the Tribute to Alan Ameche' Banquet Thursday, NFL R, :35.25. At Norttl Hilli CC, Menomonee Palls - signed linebacker Hal Garner. Tuesday's results Aug. 16, at the Concourse Hotel and Governor's Club, followed by the NFL Alumni • - signed defensive lineman 15-16 55 - Oconomowoc GC (Ed Teraso, Charles Johnson, Golf outing Friday, Aug. 17, at Cherokee Country Club. Jlmmle Jones to a four-year contract. 100 freestyle - 1, Emmy Seuferer, N, 1:04.75; 2, Jim O'Keefe, Tom Koconos, Bob Rudlg). PHOENIX CARDINALS - agreed to terms with run- Jenny Sanna, P, 1:05.39; 3, Heather Binning, HF, 1:05.73; 4, 57 - Cherokee CC-Modlson (Larry Tlzlanl, Tom ning back Tony Jordan. Becky Faulk,.MB, 1:05.82; 5, Julie FratHnger, R, 1:06.70; 6, Schwoegler, Dean Skenandore, Greg Poole, Fran Fill out the coupon below and send us your funniest or most unique golf joke, Jackl Rlchter, HF, 1:06.72. Adams); Hlllmoor CC-Lake Geneva (Jim Gougert, Bob COLLEGES 100 backstroke - 1, Kerl Seellger, C, 1:09.85; 2, Mau- Waller, Al Knudtson, Nelson Krandall, Stan Mytch); story or true incident for a chance to win the golf and banquet ticket package ARKANSAS - named Man Shanklln marketing di- reen Olson, R, 1:14.00; 3, Sorah Dlmlck, C, 1:17.20; 4, Julie Muskego Lakes CC (Mark Krause, Scon Meadows, Dave valued at $375. rector for men's sports and Mike Rltta director of con- Perlberg, R, 1:17.54; 5, Jackl Rlchter, HF, 1:17.85; 6, Sara Joeckels, Jeff Corcoran, Ray Olson). cesslons-merchandlslno. Von Haden, P, 1:18.93. EASTERN KENTUCKY - announced retirement of 200 individual medley - 1, Katrlna Kutzboch, S, Jason Fltchett, a University of Wisconsin One woman and one man will be selected to golf on Friday, alhletlc director Donald Combs. 2:37.66; 2, Rachel Flshbaln, WS, 2:44.45; 3, Julie Perlberg, R, 2:44.84; 4, Jullann Molda, R, 2:46.50; 5, Christie Jacobs, recruit from Green Bay, defeated Joe Dahl- Aug. 17, with Jim Bakken, Wisconsin State Journal Editor GEORGIA SOUTHERN - named Rusty Cram strom, a UW-Parkslde recruit from Burling- women's assistant basketball coach. R, 2:49.80; 6, Ann Sheehy, Ml, 2:51.86. Frank Denton and Assistant Sports Editor Vic Feuerherd, and to MIAMI, OHIO - fired men's basketball coach Jerry 100 breaststroke - 1, Jullann Malda, R, 1:19.72; 2, ton, 2-up, In the 36-hole match-play finale to Pelrson. Katrlna Kutzbach, S, 1:20.51; 3, Maureen Olson, R, 1:21.39; win 18-and-under age division at the Wis- attend the Ameche banquet. The top 10 runners-up will each 4, Heather Binning, HF, 1:25.64; 5, Liz Relsch, R, 1:29.11; 6, consin Junior Masters [unlor golf tourna- AWARDS, SELECTIONS Slgne Johansson, Mo, 1:30.27. win a Wisconsin State Journal full-color comics umbrella, great for rainy days or 100 butterfly - 1, Kerl Seellger, C, 1:08.33; 2, Rachoel ment at Johnson Park Golf Course In Racine. NATIONAL LEAGUE - named Doug Drabek of the Flshbaln, WS, 1:12.65; 3, Michelle McKeltn, HF, 1:14.47; 4, keeping handy in your golf bag. Pittsburgh Pirates and of the Houston As- Christie Jacobs, R, 1:14.74; 5, Jenny Sanna, P, 1:15.05; 6, WISCONSIN JUNIOR tios Its pitchers of the month for July and named Barry Karen Klley, C, 1:15.15. Bonds of the Pittsburgh Pirates Its player of month for At Johnson Pork GC, Racine Rules: Entrants must be 1 8 or older and score under 1 00 for 1 8 July. Drabek went 5-0 with a 2.33 ERA. Darwin was

By David Jacobson successful as a midget racer and his accom- 37 years. But Fredenberg gives tradition as "I don't think I could ever be as good as Sports Reporter plishments include "too many second place a major reason for his wanting to race (my father) was," Al said. "But I just go out finishes in the Badger Points championship midget cars. there and think if he would be proud if he Al Fredenberg has been racing midget to remember," as well as the Badger Points "Fredenberg is a good racing name," he was alive and try to do what would make cars for 14 years, but Sunday he will head to title in 1957. said. "I guess I'm just trying to keep the him proud." Sun Prairie's Angell Park Speedway with name in the sport." more on his mind than just winning. The title, midget racing's version of the It looks as though there is no chance of It's a safe bet Alvin Fredenberg would be See, this isn't just any old race. This is the Indy-car points championship, is awarded to that becoming a problem for a long time. Al- proud and happy that his whole family is in- 26th annual Fredenberg Memorial Race. the Badger Midget Racing Association's vin's other sons — Bill Berg and Dan and volved in the race that bears his name. The Fredenberg Memorial was dedicated driver of the year. Ron Fredenberg — also race midget cars. Everyone has a role. Fredenberg's chil- to Al's father, Alvin, in 1964. The year be- Thanks to his father's influence, the Sun Thus far, Dan is the most successful, claim- dren and grandchildren will give away tro- fore, Alvin was killed in a midget car race. Prairie resident says he was born into ing the Badger Points championship in 1981. phies for the early evening races Sunday and He was 39 years old. midget racing, growing up around the track Living up to his father's name, though, his wife, Betty Berg, will present the trophy Al Fredenberg said his father was very and participating in the sport for all of his doesn't pose a problem for Al Fredenberg. for the 50-lap feature race. U.S. won't see gold Kramer sets sights in men's volleyball on two gold medals Associated Press By Tanya McDonald ALL-CITY The Goodwill Games reached the GOODWILL GAMES Sports reporter final weekend with three American Flip legs, push off on the wall SWIM MEET world champions on the verge of "It always feels good to win, and dolphin kick. striking gold. especially when it's the first compe- Those were the three steps that butterfly. Hopefully I can get them Figure skater Jill Trenary, tition of the year," Browning said. went through the mind of Park- both in the finals." boxer Eric Griffin and the women's "It's a great way to start." crest's Michelle Kramer as she Hill Farms' Janice McKeith is basketball team have looked just Eldredge had a disastrous origi- waited in line for heat seven of the the top seed in the 100 freestyle short of unbeatable in early action. nal program, then rallied with a 50-meter backstroke preliminaries (1:03.87) and the 100 individual ts But another American team, the solid long program. Friday at the 29th annual all-city medley (1:14.46) in the girls 13-14 men's volleyball squad, won't be "After yesterday's disappoint- swim meet at the Parkcrest pool. age group. going for the championship. Italy ment, falling on the triple axel," he Once in the water, the 12-year- Sally Lehner, McKeith's team- made that a reality with a 15-5, 13- said, "coming out and making the old concentrated on four more steps mate, is the top qualifier in the 100 15, 15-12, 15-8 victory on Friday. triple axel-double toe was a big — tho start, strokes, turns and the IM (1:15.50) and the 50 butterfly The United States, winner of the booster for me." finish. Staying focused was (:33.50) in the 11-12 age group. 1984 and '88 Olympic titles and the The Soviets dominated the pairs Kramer's main priority as she set Scott Koziar, also of Hill Farms, dominant country in the sport for competition with a 1-2-3 sweep led her sights on a double gold medal at will be the top seed in the boys 100 more than five years, did not have by 1988 Olympic gold medalists and today's final. IM (1:19.18) and the 50 butterfly the power or experience to match current world champions Ekaterina It certainly paid off Friday as (:34.04) in the 11-12 age group. Italy. Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov, who Kramer finished first overall in the Middleton's Erik Bauch and "We weren't firing on all six to- survived a flubbed triple toe loop to 50 backstroke with a time of 34.95 Matt Dupuis each claimed the fast- night," U.S. Coach Bill Neville said. hold off Artur Dmitriev and Natalia seconds, just edging out West Side's est times in two races among the "By the time we had got going, we Mishkutenok. Elena Bechke and Annie Marschall, who swam in the boys 13-14 age group. Bauch is the had dug ourselves too big a hole." Denis Petrov took the bronze. Associated Press eighth and final heat. top seed in the 100 IM (1:06.76) and The men's 1-meter springboard "I was surprised at how well I the 100 backstroke (1:08.92), while The Soviets staged a sensational Soviet Sergei Grinkov spins part- comeback to beat World Cup cham- was won by Soviet Sergei Lomonov- did in the backstroke," said Dupuis will compete in the 100 ski, the first non-Chinese gold ner Ekaterina Gordeeva en route Kramer, who will be the top seed in freestyle (1:00.56) and the 50 butter- pion Cuba in the semifinals, 12-15, to winning the gold medal Friday 8-15, 15-10, 15-12, 15-10. medalist in diving. His consistent the girls 11-12 age group final. "I fly (:28.79). performance enabled Lomonovski night in the pairs' figure skating can't recall ever beating Annie. I Dupuis is the owner of three all- Meanwhile, defending world competition. champion Kurt Browning of Canada to move away from the field and hope it will pay off in the finals." city meet records from previous grabbed the gold medal in men's finish with 597.00 points. Kramer, one of eight double pre- years. He holds two records in the figure skating, overcoming Viktor "As the dives went on, I gained American Mark Lenzi had a dis- liminary winners Friday, also won 11-12 age group (:27.39 in the 50 Petrenko of the Soviet Union. U.S. confidence and dived better," astrous 10th dive, a 1 'A somersault the 50 freestyle in a time of: 29.96. freestyle and :29.22 in the 50 butter- champion Todd Eldredge was third. Lomonovski said. "I was beter pre- with 2 Vz twists, to fall from second Cherokee's Keri Seeliger, in the fly) and one in the 13-14 age group Browning was especially pleased pared for the 1-meter." to fourth. 15-18 age group, set the only city (:27.69 in the 50 butterfly). that he could come from behind so Tan Liangde of China, who won record with a time of 1:09.85 in the Ridgewood's Lee Christensen will be the one to beat in the boys early in the season, or actually be- the 3-meter springboard, took the • Results in Scoreboard/46 100 backstroke. She also turned in Sidewalk fore the season usually begins. silver. the fastest time overall in the 100 11-12 age group. Christensen re- butterfly (1:08.33). corded times of :37.76 in the 50 Sale "I'm happy with the record," breaststroke and :30.45 in the 50 Saturday said Seeliger, whose 1987 record freestyle. U.S. skaters eye Soviet rematch still stands in the 100 backstroke in & Sunday the 13-14 age group. "I really • Results in Scoreboard/48 wanted to break the record in the PRICE TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Good- "The Swedish player today is not will Games organizers must have GOODWILL GAMES afraid to meet the Russians," Swed- DISCOUNTS breathed a sigh of relief after the ish Coach Conny Evensson said. U.S. hockey team qualified for this players familiar to the Americans, But he conceded that beating the weekend's medal round. who raised their record to 2-1 by Soviets was "not so easy." 20% Without the Americans, the defeating the West Germans, 9-3, The Soviets seem to have weath- Phillies get Murphy; medal games, to be held in Tacoma, Wednesday night. ered the recent defection of Sergei may not have drawn the average Some Canadians played on U.S. Fedorov in fine shape. What anger crowd of 2,626 who showed up this college teams, like Sauer's former they may have had was vented on Reardon out for year week at the Tri-Cities Coliseum for UW player Gary Shuchuk. the U.S. team last Monday, when 60% the preliminary rounds. "We match up very closely to they won, 10-1. State Journal wire services BASEBALL NOTES OFF REGULAR The U.S. plays Canada, also ex- the Canadian team," Sauer said. The Americans have been eager As had been rumored, Dale Mur- pected to have a large fan follow- "We know each other. It will be a for a rematch since the Monday phy — a two-time National League next spring. RED TAG ing, today at 12:30 p.m. in the very intense game and a very com- night debacle, and that would occur most valuable player and the lead- Reardon, a right-hander who Tacoma Doma. The favored Soviet petitive game." Sunday afternoon if both teams ing home run hitter in Atlanta signed a three-year contract worth PRICES Union meets Sweden in the other But the better game may be be- make the finals. Braves history — was traded to the $6.8 million in December, was 3-3 semifinal at 4 p.m. tween the Soviet Union (3-0) and "I'd love to face them again," Friday night. with a 3.30 ERA and 18 saves. ALL MUST GO BY U.S. Coach Jeff Sauer, who is the Sweden (2-1). said Tony Amonte, one of three Philadelphia will send pitcher Reardon was placed on the 21- University of Wisconsin coach, said While the Soviets are the defend- Boston University teammates who Jeff Parrett and two players to be day disabled list and Boston re- SUNDAYAT 4pm the Canadians, who surprised ob- ing world champions, the Swedes form the United States' top-scoring named later to Atlanta for Murphy called rookie right-hander Daryl Ir- COME IN AND MAKE servers by winning all three pre- surprised them by winning the re- line. "Our whole team would like to and one player to be named later. vine from Pawtucket of the Class A DEAL! liminary games, include many cent European championships. face them." "It's time for me to move on," AAA International League. Murphy said. "I'm excited about the Boston Manager future in Philadelphia. It's a deci- said left-hander Rob Murphy will sion I have little control over." take over as the team's . Red Johnson Powered Murphy, who agreed to a two- Sox General Manager Lou Gorman Wind 16' Pike Rebel Little League coach attacks, injures rival year contract extention, is a .270 said he would immediately begin 25 hp tiller career hitter but is hitting just .232 looking for short relief help. this season with 17 home runs and 1200 Ib. trailer State Journal wire services • Letter of the law: The New Hills, of Lockport, 111., was view Coach George Loy threatened 55 RBI. He did not play Friday WILLOW SPRINGS, 111. — John coaching first base for the Lemont to attack Hills. York Yankees' chief operating offi- night as Atlanta fell to Houston, 3-0. cer said Friday it was he — not Hills was simply hoping his teen- Senior League All-Stars Monday "He said, 'I'm going to take "I haven't produced like I feel I age team could manage to beat an night when he was attacked by a those glasses off and bash your face George Steinbrenner — who wrote can in recent years," Murphy said. a proxy letter to limited Yankees opponent or two in a Senior Little rival coach and others. in,' " Hills said. "I said, 'It's only a "Maybe with a new direction, I feel League baseball tournament. Hills said the trouble began ballgame, come on.' I leaned down partners asking them to ratify I can play a few more years. ... I Steinbrenner for business powers What he got instead was a beat- when he complained to an umpire to pick the scorebook up. The next can't put it into words. I haven't ing that left him hospitalized with that a 16-year-old coach on the op- thing I know, he was on top of me." "akin to a general partner." had time to reflect on it yet. It's Leonard Kleinman, one of Stein- v several fractured ribs, a broken posing Bridgeview team was mak- Hills said Loy was soon joined by just a tough time for me." •*»*. nose and a grapefruit-sized bruise ing calls at first base, usurping the brenner's Tampa attorneys who be- his son, the 16-year-old coach and The 34-year-old Murphy, 33rd on came Yankees CEO last year, said behind a knee, residue from being authority of the adult umpire. another man. He said the most seri- the all-time list with 371 home runs, struck with a bat. "One of the boy coaches from the proxy letter was sent to the lim- "TTU J J + Sales Tax ous damage came when Loy's son has spent his entire 13-year major- $4899 "I just can't believe something the other team was dictating the ited partners because of "time con- package noi exactly as pictured attacked him with a baseball bat. league career with the Braves. like this would happen," said Hills, calls during the game," Hills said. strictions" regarding the ratifying WATER READY "The boy picked up a bat and hit Phillies Manager Nick Leyva of a new Yankees general partner 46, who was released from an area "The boy got upset and started call- me in the back of the leg and said Murphy, who is expected to NO EXTRA CHARGE! hospital Friday. "My team was in ing me a lot of vulgar names." by Aug. 20. chopped me down like a piece of join the Phillies today, will bat In addition, Kleinman said, there total shock. My son was going Things then escalated when, wood," Hills said. fourth and play right field. crazy." after Lemont took the lead, Bridge- was no intent on the part of Stein- Johnson Powered Loy was handcuffed and taken "I think Dale Murphy will come brenner to circumvent Baseball Lund Rebel Mr. Pike from the field by Willow Springs in and do what we need," said Lee Commissioner Fay Vincent's order police, who charged him with two Thomas, Philadelphia's general 48 HP, 16' w/steering RACE DAY HOT LINE: 608-837-5252 that he divest himself of day-to-day 1600 Ib. trailer counts of battery. manager. control of the Yankees. Time Trials 6:30 p.m. A Bridgeview juvenile was • Reardon on shelf: Jeff Rear- Racing 7:30 p.m. "There was no intent in any way charged with one count of battery don, the ace of the to do anything but comply with the for allegedly striking Hills with a , will have surgery Monday commissioner's orders," Kleinman bat, police said, adding charges for a ruptured disc and miss the said. might be filed against another juve- rest of the season. So why the proxy letter, which nile. Dr. Arthur Pappas said tests most of the limited Yankees part- SUN PRAIRIE, Wl "I was like, 'Could somebody confirmed the ruptured disc is the ners found to be troubling? In addi- help my dad out?' " said Hills' son, cause of pressure on a nerve in tion to asking the limited partners SUNDAY John. "It was hard for us just to sit Reardon's lower back. Pappas said to extend to Steinbrenner powers NIGHT there and watch some guys beat up that if everything goes as planned, "akin to a general partner in all AUG. 5,1990 on my dad." Reardon should be able to return financial, tax and other business $6799+ Sales Tax purposes," the proxy also asked Package not exactly as pictured that they give approval of Stein- BASEBALL/FOOTBALL/BASKETBALL/HOCKEY brenner's oldest son, Hank, as gen- eral partner as well as his youngest CARD SHOW son, Harold, "at such time it be- Buy - Sell - Trade comes appropriate." Sunday, August 5 "I wrote the letter," Kleinman 10:00 a.m.-4 p.m. said. "Mr. Steinbrenner never even Special Drawing at 1:00 for IS Robin Yount Rookie saw it." Qualifying — Dash Meanwhile, sources close to the $ 1 Admission Free Parking investigation said Steinbrenner se- Heats — B-Main 100 Door Prizes M-F«Sat 8-5 -Sun 11 -4 50 Lap A -Ma in cretly asked Vincent to delay base- 1978S. StoughtonRd. MIDWAY MOTOR LODGE ball's probe on the grounds it could 1/4 Mile N. of Farm & Fleet 3710 E. Washington Avenue harm the federal extortion case 221-2211 against gambles Howard Spira. 4D The Capital Times The Weekend of Aug. 4-5, 1990 SCORECARD DOG RACING BASEBALL GOLF Brewers' one-two punch Area Brewer averages Pro GENEVA LAKES KENNEL CLUB PGA ST. JUDE CLASSIC Friday MctHnee Remits BATTING FIRST Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.39 ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg Al Memphis, Tenn. 0 Omni Moxev 10.40 fi.OO 3.000 Sheffield 356 51 113 27 1 8 54 .317 Friday's second.round leaden 7 GV Con Do 10.00 4.00 Molltor 209 36 63 18 0 7 25 .301 133 - Lorry Sllvelra, 62-71. 6 Shasta Daisy .' 3.000 389 47 116 22 3 14 67 .298 134 - Buddy Gardner, «5-ev; Loren Roberts, 66-68. knocked out of action Porker Quin 7-B $38.80; S3 Trl B-7-6 S243.00; SI Tr| 8-7*6 5121.50 Hamilton ... 72 14 20 4 0 1 13 .277 135 - Peter Persons, 66-69; Rick Fehr, 65-70; Mark SECOND Grade M (5/16 mi.) Time 33.56 Diaz 170 22 47 0 2 0 U .276 Lye, 66-69; Nick Price, 65-70. 1 Feakle Princes* 13.60 5.-IO 3.60 302 39 83 15 2 5 32 .275 136 - Jay Don Blake, 68-68; Bob Estes, 67-69; Billy 5 P's Lady Lane 340 3.00 Surhoff Brock 289 37 73 19 0 4 40 .253 Maytalr, 71-65; Chip Beck, 65-71; Jerry Haas, 70-66; Neal out of the pennant race, there's SMyLIIMud 4.40 Lancaster, 71-65; John Cook, 69-67; Mark Brooks, 66-70; Quin l-5S15.40;S2Trl 1-5-8 S327.<0; SI Trll-5-8 SI 11.30 Spiers 215 30 54 12 12 23 .251 By Brad Falduto THIRD Grade E (V16 ml.) Time 33.49 Yount 390 67 96 9 5 11 49 .246 Phil Blackmar, 69-67. little doubt they'll bring up plenty 137 - Brian Claar, 72-65; Bob Eastwood, 68-69; BREWER NOTES 3KWKld 5 BO 440 3.00 F elder 161 20 38 4 0 2 14 .236 The Capital Times of minor leaguers when rosters 8 Boston Aztec 3 BO 2.60 256 36 58 18 2 10 44 .227 Lance Ten Broeck, 68-69; Robert Wrenn, 71-66; Greg 1 Silver Pride 4.20 Gantner 141 17 32 3 0 0 12 .227 Twloas, 68-69; Fuzzy Zoeller, 69-68; Tim Simpson, 69-68; are expanded to 40 in Sept. 1. So Quin 3-8 S 10.80: S3 Trl 3-B-l S339.60;SJ Trl 3-8.1 S114.80 268 36 59 10 0 18 49 .220 Paul Trlttler, 68-69; Carl Cooper, 69-68. MILWAUKEE — The news FOURTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.89 Deer 5 My Hubbard 760 360 68 12 12 5 0 0 4 .176 it's probably more significant now O'Brien Ill 9 19 6 2 0 11 .171 LPGA BOSTON FIVE CLASSIC just keeps getting worse for the B DM's Justin 5 BO 3.40 At Danvers, Mass. than usual just how the Brewer 1 Caro's Lady Lee 4,30 Others 161 24 32 6 0 3 16 .199 Milwaukee Brewers. Quin 5-B $38.30 Team 3559 499 915 178 18 85 466 .257 Friday's second-round leaders farm hands are doing. Super (5-8-1-3) 51315.80 SupcrBox (5-8-1-2) S 657.90 Stolen bases (111) - Sheffield 20; Surhoff 14; Yount 138 - Ellle Gibson, 70-68, On Friday, the Brewers an- FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.75 13; F elder 12; Molltor 10; Gantner 7; Spiers, Hamilton, 139 - Dale Eggdlno, 71-68. Outfielder Bill Moore leads the 3 Buck Bundy 5 30 300 3.00 Vaughn 5; Brock, Parker, Diaz 3; Deer 2. Others 9. 140 - Sandra Palmer, 72-68; Martha Nause, 70-70. nounced that the supposed aces 3 P's Rematch 460 3.40 141 - Nancy Brown, 72-69; Martha Foyer, 70-71; Brewers' triple-A team at Denver 7DJRumblerat 7.00 PITCHING Barb Mucho, 71-70; Ayako okamoto, 72-69; Laura of their pitching staff Chris Quin 3-3 SI3.60; S? Trl 3-3-7 5304.80; SI Trl 3-3-7 S103.40 Bough, 71-70; Susan Daniels, 71-70; Lenore Rlttenhouse,' with a .310 batting average. SIXTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 33.09 Ip h er bb so w-l era Bosio and Teddy Higuera are Hlguera .... 97 90 36 25 74 6-5 3.34 72-69; Ok-Hee Ku, 64-77; Mlndv Moore, 72-69. 5 Fast N Famous 34 20 7 00 3.80 142 - Lisa Walters, 71-71; PatBradtev, 75-47; Dottle Outfielder Mickey Brantley, 1 Natural Sight 4 60 3.00 Knudson ... 133 142 51 30 46 8-5 3.45 sidelined again. 6 Sue Bee Gon 6.00 Kruegcr ... IWi 96 38 42 53 5-6 3.47 Mochrle, 69-73. who the Brewers acquired in a Quin 1-5 S36.00;S2 Trl 5-1-6 53131.00; 51 Trl 5-1-6 5(065.5S0O Mlrabella . 45'/j 47 18 19 23 3-2 3.57 143 - Caroline Keggl, 70-73; Heather Drew, 73-70; For Bosio, it's a case of the pa- SEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.37 Edens 47'xi 40 19 16 IB 2-1 3.61 Barb Bunkowskv, 72-71; Laurie Rlnker, 70-73; Jan Ste- trade earlier this season, is hitting 7 Ml GO Blue 1980 700 7.00 Crlm 55% 59 24 17 28 2-4 3.88 phenson, 71-72; Colleen Walker, 71-72; Karen Davles, 71- tient being put out of his misery. 4 Phoebe Jean 4 00 4.30 Boslo 132V3 131 59 38 76 4-9 4.00 72; Cindy Rarlck, 69-74. .264 at Denver. 1 Tito Azalea 6.40 Robinson .. 55 72 25 20 24 4-3 4.09 Other stale golfers Bosio, who has registered just Quin 4-7 S28.60; S2 Trl 7-4-1 S428.BO; SI Trl 7-4-1 5214.40 147 - Sue Ertl, 76-71. Catcher Tim Mclntosh is hitting EIGHTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.13 Plesac 46% 49 24 21 44 2-4 4.63 one victory in his last 15 starts, Powell 27 35 14 11 15 0-Z 4.67 Failed lo qualify 5 Goodtlme Chuck 13.80 4.BO 3.30 150 - Sherrl Stelnhauer, 78-72; Stephanie Farwlg, Replacing Bosio and Higuera .292 at Denver with 18 home runs 7 Casino's Luck 340 2.80 Wegman .. 29VJ 37 16 6 20 2-2 4.85 will have surgery Tuesday to re- 8 P's Remote 2.90 Navarro ... 74 91 41 27 35 2-3 4.99 76-74. in the starting rotation will be Quin 5-7 517.30; S3 Trl 5-7-8 5106.40; 51 Trl 5-7-B 553.70 Veres 26 30 15 7 10 0-3 5.19 move bone spurs from his left and 65 RBIs. NINTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.40 Filer 22 26 15 9 8 2-3 6.14 PGA PAINE WEBBER SENIOR INVITATIONAL and Dennis Pow- On the mound at Denver, there 3KZWha1oGal 1800 600 4.00 Fossas 29'/j 44 21 10 24 2-3 6.44 At Charlotte, N.C. knee. Manager Tom Trebelhorn 2 Sky Nose Minnie 370 3.30 Sebra 11 20 10 5 4 1-1 8.18 Friday's first-round leaders are several players who have been 6 DMK'sSherlLynn 66 - Bob Charles, 32-34. said Friday that Bosio won't be ell. Quin 2-3 $72.20; 52 Trl 3-2-6 $670.60; $1 Trl 3-3-6 $335.30 August 3% 5531 0-2 12.27 Capel 1/3 6511 0-0135.00 67 - Dewltt Weaver, 35-32; Harold Hennlng, 31-36. Sony Brewers: Alex Fernan- with the Brewers at some point. 10TH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.81 68 - Joe Jimenez, 35-33; Frank Beard, 34-34; Mike able to run on the knee for 4-6 STI'Closlmime 1560 1020 5.60 Team 934V) 1014 431 308 514 45-58 4.15 1 Omni Echo 1140 5.80 Saves (15): Plesac 16; Crlm 6; Edens, Navarro, Hill, 33-35; Bruce Crampton, 34-34. dez, the White Sox rookie who Bob Sebra is 3-1 with a 3.48 ERA, 6? - Dick Hendrlckson, 35-34; Dale Douglass, 35-34; weeks following surgery. 7 Red Barrel 3.00 Veres 1. is 6-7 with a 7.30 Quin 1-5 $110.20; $2 Trl 5-1-7 5813.20; SI Trl 5-1-7 5406.60 Jim Dent, 32-37; Rives Mcbee, 34-35; John Paul Cain, 35- "As we speak today, I would gave up just two earned runs in Pick Six 4 of 6 Pays S 133.40 Carryover S 1671.00 34. 11TH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.96 70 - Mike Joyce, 34-36; Aglm Bardha, 36-34; Bruce say he is done for the season," seven innings against the Brewers ERA, Mike Birkbeck is 1-8 with a 7 White Knucklcr 3 00 7.40 7.80 Devlin, 35-35; Gordon Jones, 34-36; J.C. Goosle, 34-36; 5.55 ERA and Tom Filer is 1-2 1 Shindig Sam . 4.70 4.70 Midwest League Gay Brewer, 36-34; Dave Hill, 36-34; Don Bles, 35-35; Ar- said Trebelhorn. in his major league debut Thurs- 3 Sunset Sadie 6.00 nold Palmer, 36-34; Lee Trevlno, 34-36. day, said he wasn't disenchanted with a 6.28 ERA. Quin 1-7 515.40; 53 Trl 7-1-3 $231.00;$! Trl 7-1-3 $115.50 SECOND HALF 71 - George Lannlng, 38-33; Dick Rhyan, 34-37; Bosio has been hampered by 12TH Grade C (5/16 ml) Time 33.77 (Affiliations In parentheses) 7 Will Shiner 1080 400 3.00 Rocky Thompson, 36-35; Orvllle Moody, 34-37; Mike Fet- the sore knee all season. He with the Brewers' organization At the Brewers' double-A team B Char Marcus 3 00 3.00 NORTHERN DIVISION chlck, 34-37; Chi Chi Rodriguez, 34-37; Robert Gaona, 36- 1 Black AAogl „ 4.60 W L Pet 35; Larry Mowrv, 36-35; Al Kellev, 36-35; Walter Zembrl- spent June 29-July 14 on the dis- two years ago when he refused to in El Paso, Texas, — Quin 7-8 $8.80; S3 Trl 7-8-1 $111.60; $1 Trl 7-8-1 $55.80 South Bend (White Sox) 25 19 .568 ski, 36-35. sign with the Brewers. the team's top draft pick a year 13TH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.60 zMadlson (Athletics) 24 20 .545 1 State goiter abled list and returned to the DL 3 Budding Memory 4.40 2.60 2,60 Appleton (Royals) 24 20 74 - Bob Brue, 38-36. 5 Stanley's Land 3 00 3.00 .545 1 The Brewers drafted Fernandez ago from the University of Iowa Belolt (Brewers) 22 23 .489 3Vi Thursday. Bosio (4-9, 4.00 ERA) 1 ND'sMcQuadc 4.80 BEN HOGAN TOUR DAKOTA DUNES OPEN Quin 2-5 SB.60 Kenosha (Twins) 17 27 .386 8 had the knee examined Thursday in the first round of the 1988 free — is 3-3 with a 5.17 ERA. And at Super (2-5-1-7) 5496.60 SuporBox (2-5-1-7) 5748.30 Wausou (Orioles) 17 28 .378 8% Al Sioux City, Iowa Attendance 2,713 Handle 5 262,044 Rockford (Expos) 15 27 .357 9 Friday's first-round leaders at a knee clinic in Vail, Colo. agent draft. But the two sides single-A Stockton, Calif., Chris 62 - Kim Young, 31-31. Friday Night Results couldn't agree on a contract and Johnson is 13-4 with a 2.97 ERA. FIRST Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.18 SOUTHERN DIVISION 63 - Steve Hosklns, 32-31; Mike Springer, 29-34. Trebelhorn also announced 7 Evil Babe . 17 70 5.40 3.80 64 - Robert Friend, 31-33; Ken Schall, 32-32; Beau W L Pet Gb Baugh, 32-32; Scott Gump, 32-32; Steye Strieker, 31-33. that the oft-injured Higuera will Fernandez eventually enrolled at Odds and ends: Brewers' re- 4 Sneakers.. . 3.00 7.60 Quad City (Angels) 32 12 .727 6 Tina My Gal Hlti 4.60 65 - Olln Browne, 33-32; Steve Brodle, 32-33; Alan the University of Miami. leiver Chuck Crim, who went on Quin 4-7 518.00; 57 Trl 7-4-6 5477.60; $t Trl 7-4-6 $238.80 zCedar Rapids (Reds) 26 17 .605 S'/j Schulte, 33-32; Charles Roulerson, 32-33; Jon Chaffee, 33- miss at least his next start. SECOND Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.03 Burlington (Braves) ;.... 23 21 .523 9 32; Tony Grimes, 33-32; Jack Nlcklaus II, 31-34; Roger Waterloo (Padres) 22 22 Higuera, who has battled Chicago drafted Fernandez in the DL July 22 with a torn muscle 8 Cross Tolerance 17 40 10.40 5.20 .500 10 Rowland, 33-32. 7S'sKokomo 13.20 6.30 Springfield (Cardinals) 22 23 .489 lOVi Other state golfer groin, knee and shoulder troubles this year's June draft and brought in his rib cage, threw on the side 7 Comanche Freckle 3.70 Clinton (Giants) 21 23 .477 11 69 - Jeff Schuman, 33-36. Quin 7-B $95.80; S3 Trl 8-7-2 $780.00; SI Trl 8-7-2 S390.00 Peorla (Cubs) IB 26 .409 14 him up to the majors this week. Friday. Trebelhorn proclaimed THIRD Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.45 ^ - Won first-half championship throughout the season, pitched 8 Holiday Rambler 19 20 7.80 3.20 "I had a lot to learn. It wasn't 1 Shep's Donna .. 3.60 3.40 eight strong innings without get- him 90 percent healthy and ex- 4 Long Time Jazz 3.80 Friday's results City and area the Brewers," said Fernandez. "I Quin 1-8 $17.80; $2 Trl 8-1-4 5153.30; SI Trl B-l-4 $76.60 Madison 9, Appleton 5 ting a decision against the Chi- pects him to be back in action FOURTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.93 Waterloo at Peorla, ppd., rain learned a lot in college, not only 6 Blue Duck 6.BO 3.80 2.BO Clinton 6, Burlington 0 Plenum! View (72) - Curt Von Behren 73, Dan An- cago White Sox Thursday night. soon. ... (5-6, 3.47 1 Mandelbrot 5.70 4.60 Cedar Rapids at Quad City, ppd., rain derson 74, Mike Bunge 76, Mike Meyer 78. baseball but about life. I have no ERA) will pitch for the Brewers 3 My Red Fantastic 3.70 Belolt 4, Springfield 0 Nakoma (70) - Paul Berta 76, Phil Perrone 76, But toward the end of his outing, Quin 1-6 $17.70 Kenosha at Rockford, ppd., rain Jnckle Haves 78, Charlie Fuhrman 79, Dick Mulrheod 79. Higuera (6-5, 3.34 ERA) experi- regrets." tonight against Chicago's Adam Super (6-1-3-2) $764.80 SuperOox (6-1-3-2) 5132.40 Wausau 3, South Bend 1 The Springs (71) - Bill Vance, 70; George Brooks, 72. FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.33 8 JP's Passion 6.40 3.40 3.40 Today's games Yahora Hills (72) - Elmer Hlmes 79. enced pain in his shoulder on his Of course he doesn't. The Peterson (1-3, 3.64). When the 7 Nicolas Evans 5.30 3.30 Madison at Appleton Cherokee (72) - Jon Sebastian, 77; Orv Erlckson, 79. Brewers offered Fernandez 1 KR Dazzlln Dome 3.40 Kenosha at Rockford Odana Hills (72) - Dale Johnson 68, Jerry Currle 73, throwing arm. After the game, five-game series closes out Sun- Quin 7-8 $17.40; $3 Trl 8-7-1 $68.40; 51 Trl 8-7-1 $34.30 Wausau at South Bend Brian Beckwlth 78, Jeff Dreyfuss 78, Stan Hole 79. $110,000 to sign. Chicago tripled Cedar Rapids at Quad City Monona Junior League tournament: 13-ovon overall he received a cortisone shot in day, Powell (0-2, 5.10) will face Remainder of races called off due lo breakdown of Clinton at Burlington - 1, Dan Marks; 2, Brent Defever; 3, Tim Ryan. Low net that. Jack McDowell (6-6, 4.46). ... If mechanical rabbit. Waterloo at Peorla 1, Jeff Endres, 30; 2, Nlckalas Hoel, 39; 3, Richie Hull, 39. the shoulder. WISCONSIN DELLS GREYHOUND PARK Belolt at Springfield 11-12: overall - 1, J.R, Goodson;2, Arron Osbourne; 3, "He'll miss his next start, at "It's pretty obvious it worked the Brewers lose tonight, they will Friday Night Sunday's games Greg Smelzer. Low net - 1, Chris Wauters, 30; 2, Chris South Bend at Madison, 5 p.m. Hoel, 34; Jason Walser, 35. 10-unden overall - 1, Shane least," said Trebelhorn of Hi- out financially for me," said Fer- tie the team record of eight FIRST Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.29 Only game scheduled Fry; 2, Joel Rechllz; 3, Andrew Kepper. Low net - 1, Eric 1 Eliot's Pacer 20 80 6 40 5.60 Schuchherdt, 30 (won plavoffO; 2, Jamie Voss, 30 ; Tim guera. "At least we know where nandez. straight losses at home. The 8 Zuppy 5 20 3.BO Heller, 31. Girls: overall - Kim Reid; Low net - Beth Co- 3 Quasky Don 6.80 Down on the farm: With the record for most losses in a row City and area nant, 25, Monona (36) - Rob Homes, 37; Tim O'Connor, are No. 1 and 2 pitchers are right Ouln 1-8 $38.00; $2 Trl 1-8-3 $779.40; $1 Trl 1*3-8 5364.70 37. SECOND Grade TD (TBC ml.) Time 40.27 now — unavailable." Brewers all but mathematically overall is 12. 4 Land's Legacy 1170 600 4.00 OLDS SCRAMBLE SECTIONAL QUALIFYING 1 TX's Jack Frost 17 60 7.60 At North Hills CC, Menomonee Falls 7RMJ'sHelen 5.00 SCHOOL COMMUNITY RECREATION Tuesday's results Quin 1-4 $60.40; $2 Trl 4-1-7 $497.00; SI Trl 1-4-7 $248.50 Poclflc: Busch's Blues 14, Davls-Duehr 4 Dally Double (1-4) $103.00 55 - Oconomowoc GC (Ed Terasa, Charles Johnson, THIRD Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.59 HOME TALENT LEAGUE Jim O'Keefe, Tom Koconos, Bob Rudlg). 7 Jo's Red Beard 30 40 7 40 5.00 57 - Cherokee CC-Madlson (Larry Tlzlanl, Tom 6 Streaming On 4 70 3.00 Schwoegler, Dean Skenondore, Greg Poole, Fran 7 Country Kisses 3.60 Verona ...... 000 000 000-0 1 2 Adams); Hlllmoor CC-Loke Geneva (Jim Gaugert, Bob Quin 6-7 $57.30; $3 Trl 7-6-3 $552.00; $1 Trl 2-6-7 $776.00 Waller, Al Knudtson, Nelson Krandall, Stan Mytch); Packer veterans help rookies FOURTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.55 Sun Prairie ..„ ..100 030 OOx - 4 Huseth, Fohey (6) a nd Adas; Ml. Calkins and B. Muskego Lakes CC (Mark Krause, Scott Meadows, Dave 4JB'sMo|ave 700 380 2.80 Jaeckels, Jeff Corcoran, Ray Olson). 5 Seekaflrst 4 60 3.00 Wagner.W - .L - . 1 Klassy Kelsey 3.60 Leading hitters - Kroetz (SP) 2x4. HR - Kroetz Butler said he's getting help angles of the blocking schemes. Quin 4-5 $14.40; S3 Trl 4-5-1 $49.60; $1 Trl 1-4-5 $24.60 (SP). 3B - Kroetz. 2B - D. Haas (SP). • Continued from Page ID FIFTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.43 He has taught me how to stay 8 Gabaland Wayne „ 6.00 3.60 3.20 from veteran defensive backs 5 LC's Aunt Helen 6 40 5.20 poised in there." 6 JD's Little Joe 5.00 SWIMMING Mark Lee, Mark Murphy and Ouln 5-8 $21.60; 52 Trl 8-5-6 $301.60; 51 Trl 5-6-8 S100.80 This year, Campen also has SIXTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 31.97 you did it this way or that way.' Jerry Holmes — all of whom 4 Barb's Champ „ 6 60 4 00 2.60 SOFTBALL benefitted from the addition of 5 Danas Nancy Jo „ 6 60 4.20 City When you get help, it makes you have been in the league for at 6 Pay The Butler 3.00 feel more comfortable." veteran center George Yarno to Quin 4-5 S4].00; S7 Trl 4-5-6 $156.80; $1 Trl 4-5-6 $78.40 ALL-CITY SWIM MEET least nine years — in addition to SEVENTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 37.45 At Parkcrest Pool One of the first things Haddix Brown. the roster. Bush and Yarno have 2 JA Cake Walk 6 80 3 70 3.00 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION Friday's results 5 Flash Girl. 580 3.80 Coed Competitive Participating teams: Cherokee (C), Hill Forms (HF), taught Thompson was how to "The first thing they teach is 26 years of experience between 1 Cyclone Beo 5.20 Atlanta: Cardinals 4, Wilson's Bar 2 (Ist-round play- Maple Bluff (MB), Mlddleton (Ml), Monona (Mo), Nakoma Quin 2-5 $30.60; 52 Trl 2-5-1 5391.30: SI Trl 1-3-5 $145.60 off); Cardinals 14, Washington Host 7; Busses 5, Amble them. EIGHTH Grade C (TBC ml.) Time 39.81 (N), Parkcrest (P), Rldgewood (R), Shorewood (S), West pick up the correct defensive all the negative stuff that got Trucking 4; Basse's 10, Willy Bear Dogs 5; Stlllwaters 21, Slde(WS). 5 Gog's Nicky S „ 19 BO 11 80 6.40 Union Cab 5. protections. That's a difficult them into trouble when they "I'm 26, so they have as many B Black Jack Doe 7 60 4.40 Baltimore: Babe's Grljt & Bar 6, Schwoegler's ParX 7 Donas Betty Jo 7.60 BOYS and important process for a years experience as I am old," Quin 5-8 560.20; 52 Trl 5-8-7 $1360.00; $1 Trl 5-7-8 5680.00 Towne S (2nd*round playoff); Stampfl's Sthorstop Inn 20, 11-12 were rookies," Butler said. Supertecta (5-8-7-all) 51680.00 Babe's Grill & Bar 4 (2nd-round playoff). 50 freestyle - 1, Lee Chrlstensen, R, :30.45; 2, Jason rookie fullback in coach Lindy "It's overwhelming because said Campen. "They've seen a lot NINTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 31.95 Boston: Pizza Hut 12, Advertisers Press 7 (2nd-round Thorn, P, :31.BO; 3, Matt Klnas, C, :31.82; 4, Sean Carrlng- 7 Danas Charles 4 40 3 20 2.60 playoff); Pizza Hut 10, Villa Top 5; Wilson's Bar 5, North- ton, R, :32.06; 5, Jeremy Levin, P, :32.13; 6, Tom Hanson, Infante's system because one of of games so I value their infor- SP'sSkylo. 740 4.20 side Inn 4; Advertisers Press 7, The Pub 0 (forfeit). you always see the veterans with 1 Peggy Zoo , 3.40 Chicago: Insanity Defense 4, Old Town Pub 3 (2nd- Mo, 32.51.. mation." Quin 7-6 $30.80; $2 Trl 7-8-1 $147.60; SI Trl 1-7-8 $73.80 50 backstroke - 1, Jeremy Levin, P, :38.06; 2, Tom his primary duties is to protect good form and technique and round playoff); Insanity Defense 5, Hide-Away Two 3 Hansen, Mo, :38.30; 3, Tony Hammond, S, :38.36; 4, Rob TENTH Grade A (TBC ml.) Time 39.30 (2nd-round playoff). the quarterback in passing situa- Bush is glad to be of assist- 5 ML Lucia ~ 460 260 7.60 Verhelst, R, 38.93; 5, Ryan Myers, Ml, :40.00; 6, Adam Le- they read things so well. They 3 Day Lee Morning 580 3.60 Cincinnati: The Pub 8, M&l Bank-Madison 3; The Pub vine, R, 140.33. tions. ance. 6 Danas Papas Boy . 3.80 20, Bowl-A-Vard Lanes 7; Northgate Barber Shop 24, 100 individual medley - 1, Scott Kozlar, HF, 1:17.18; don't just rely on their skills like Quin 3-5 535.70; $7 Trl 5-3-6 $333.60; 51 Trl 3-5-6 $166.80 Bowl-A-Vard Lanes 7; Nitty Gritty 8, M&l Bank-Madison 2, Jason Thorn, P, 1:20.46; 3, Ryan Keith, Mo, 1:21.98; 4, "For instance, I gave him a tip the young guys. That's what gets "I try my best to help him," ELEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 37.31 0; Northgate Barber Shop 6, Kollege Klub 4; Hide-Away Owen Richard, Ml, 1:23.65; 5, Eric Salinger, P, 1:24.65; 6, 9 Varoom ... 15 80 6 60 5.80 One 7, Friends of WHA-TV 3. , about the 41 defense, the 33 de- Bush said. "Offensive linemen B India Lonesome - 6 70 5.30 Cleveland: Heurlkon 20, Hottman Construction 3 (1st- Sett- Center, HF, 1:24.93. us in trouble. So they make us 3 Captain Placid 14.80 50 breaslstroke - 1, Lee Chrlstensen, R, :37.76; 2, round playoff); Hottman Construction 15, Heurlkon 4 Dominic Landrettl, S, :39.60; 3, Chris Wood, P, :39.87; 4, fense and the nickel defense," put the two together. I know I'll are usually the type of people Quin 8-9 S33.60; 57 Trl Trl 1st Half $1648.400; • (league championship). TWELFTH Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 37.78 Molt Klnas, C, :39.94; 5, Sean Carrlngton, R, :40.87; 6, Ben Haddix said. "I told him that that you become friends with." 7 KZ Mlz Fixture 31 00 17 60 10.20 Dallas: Northslde Inn 14, Madcaps 9 (2nd-round play* Jones, HF,:42.9v. be a cornerback when I can do 6 Common Cold 9 20 4.60 off); Northslde Inn 18, Boer Insurance 6 (league cham- 50 butterfly - 1, Scott Kozlar, HF, :34.04; 2, Chris whatever defense the quarter- that." Holmes, meanwhile, may have B Caramel S ierrv - .. 3,20 pionship). Wood, P, :34.79; 3, Ryan Myers, Ml, :35.34; 4, James Jef- Quin 6-7 5254.60; 52 Trl 7-6-8 $1587.20; SI Trl 6-7-B 5793.60 ferson, S, :35.69; 5, Rob Verhelst, R, :36.33; 6, Eric Salinger, No Twin Trl Winner back calls, he should add up the Lee said Butler and the other passed along more information Twin Trl Carryover 5)7,364.27 P, :36.52. THIRTEENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.75 number to determine who he young cornerbacks benefit be- than anybody in the league. A 4 Tortugas . 24 00 13 60 9.60 13-14 8 MV'S Sunny 7 00 6.20 AUTO RACING 100 freestyle - 1, Matthew Dupuls, Ml, 1:00.56; 2, must cover. cause the veterans all have dif- Packer Plan B signee this year, 3 Closing Queen . 5.00 Brian Walnger, C, 1:00.91; 3, David Collins, WS, 1:01.21; 4, he figures his role as tutor cost Quin 4-8 $149.60; $2 Trl 4-6-3 58051.00; $1 Trl 3-4-8 $4025.50 Jason Kozlar, HF, 1:02.27; 5, Cory Claffev-Koller, S, "If the number is five, he has ferent styles. "So they can pick FOURTEENTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.05 1:02.33; 6, Brady Gomez, R, 1:02.81. to cover a cornerback, if it's six, and choose from all of us," he him jobs with both the New York 1 Go Away Girl „ 7 00 4 60 4.40 Area 100 backstroke - 1, Erik Bauch, Ml, 1:08.92; 2, Jason 3 Holland Prize 7 20 4.80 7 Shotgun Run . 3,40 Verhelst, R, 1:09.71; 3, Mark Morehouse, Ml, 1:10.70; 4, he's got a linebacker. So when said. "What I like about the Jets and . Quin 1-3 $52.60; $2 Trl 1-3-7 $237.00; $1 Trl 1-3-7 $118.50 David Frattlnger, R, 1:11.94; 5, Patrick Nowlln, WS, COLUMBUS 151 SPEEDWAY 1:15.20; 6, Jon Englund, S, 1:15.39. the quarterback steps up to the young backs here is that they all "I taught Erik McMillan at the Superfedo (1-3-7-8) $775.80 Friday'* results Attendance 2,982 Handle $182,830.00 100 individual medley - 1, Erik Bauch, Ml, 1:06.76; 2, Late model Jason Verhelst, R, 1:07.70; 3, David Collins, WS, 1:12.40; 4, line and calls out the 33 defense, have good talent and they're New York and I was gone the Today's dog races Feature: Rained out. Will be run next Friday. Semi- Josh Hanson, R, 1:13.37; 5, Brady Gomez, R, 1:14.32; 6, he knows he has to cover an in- next year," he said. "I taught Wisconsin Dells Greyhound Park - 1:30 p.m. and feature: 1, Jeff Johnson, Cambridge. Heat winners: 1st - Jason Kozlar, HF, 1:14.91. willing to listen and learn. And 7:30 p.m. Jeff Johnson. 2nd - Norm Nelson. 3rd - Charlie Mleren- 100 broaststroke - 1, Josh Hanson, R, 1:17.13; 2, side linebacker. It's a nice tip be- when you have guys who are and William White Geneva Lakes Kennel Club - 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. dorf, Waterloo. Fast time: David Gruenbera, Madison; Brian Walnger, C, 1:18.42; 3, Mark Morehouse, Ml, 1:20.64; 14.486 seconds. 4, Eddie Kurz, Ml, 1:22.81; 5, Ben Uphoff, S, 1:23.85; 6, Tom cause he doesn't have to think so willing to listen and learn, they- at Detroit and I was left unpro- Mini-stock Vanden Hcuvel, R, 1:23.86. Heat winners: 1st - Ron Waters Jr., Madison. 2nd - 50 butterfly - 1, Matthew Dupuls, Ml, :28.79; 2, Cory much out there. He just does it." 're going to do nothing but get tected. Now I'm in Green Bay Kyle Melton, Cambridge. Fast time: Bill Morrison, Edger- Cloftev-Koller, S, :30.64; 3, David Frattlnoer, R, :30.72; 4, Haddix said he feels obligated helping LeRoy Butler." TRANSACTIONS ton, 15.382 seconds. Jeff Gennrlch, HF, :3U1; 5, Rob Beuthllng, PC, :31.23; 6, better." Street stock PaulPerlberg,R,:31.68. to help Thompson, even if it Center James Campen, a Holmes, whose job is far from Consolation race winners: 1st - Jim Davenport, Madison. 2nd - Dan Krueger, Madison. 3rd - Travis 15-18 means he'll lose his job. fourth-year player, has picked secure in Green Bay, just BASEBALL Grossen, Brooklyn. Heat winners: 1st - Joe Roach, Ore- 100 freestyle - 1, Jeff Bruns, R, :58.72; 2, Christopher American League gon. 2nd - Casey Jones, Brodhead. 3rd - Dan Krueger. Corbon, S, 1:00.25; 3, Jon Krouse, R, 1:00.86; 4,.Tom Jones, "I'm not going to go out there up a lot from Blair Bush since shrugged off the possibility he BOSTON RED SOX - Placed Jeff Reardon, pitcher, on 4th - Randy HInton, Belleville. 5th - Charlie Eldrldge, P, 1:01.36; 5, Tom Thorstad, P, 1:01.63; 6, Don Newel, S, may be a victim again. the 21-day disabled list and announced he will miss the Madison. 6th - Kevin Moreland, Marshall. Fast time: 1:02.22. and try my hardest to make sure they joined the Packers as Plan B rest of the season with a ruptured disc. Recalled Daryl Leon Schmidt, Juneau, 15.212 seconds. 100 backstroke - 1, Ryan Horton, P, 1:04.15; 2, Chris- he screws up," said Haddix. "I signees last year. "LeRoy's a fast learner, that's Irvine, pitcher/ from Pawtucket of the International topher Carbon, S, 1:09.52; 3, Lars Gulbrondsen, S, 1:09.76; League. 4, Jeff Bruns, R, 1:10.01; 5, Pat Schmedeman, R, 1:10.17; 6, don't want to win a job that way. "He's helped me a lot, tremen- all I'll say," he said. "But if he Travis Van Sclver, S, 1:13.98. NEW YORK YANKEES-Activated , 200 Individual medley- 1, Lars Gulbrandsen, S, I want to win it because I'm a dously a lot," said Campen, who wants help from me, I'll give it to pitcher, from the 15-day disabled list. Sent Alan Mills, TENNIS 2:27.40; 2, Ryan Horton, P, 2:30.54; 3, Phil Downs, R, pitcher, to Columbus of the International League. 2:35.88; 4, Lee Peters, R, 2:36.01; 5, Brett DeFever, Mo, better football player than the is making a strong bid to win the him. I wouldn't want it any other Notional League 2:45.25; 6, Dan Newel, S, 2:46.71. -Traded Dale Murphy, outfield- 100 breaststroke - 1, Tom Jones, P, 1:14.54; 2, Dan other guy." starting job. "He's taught me the way." er, and a player to be named later to the Phllldelphla Christiansen, R, 1:15.27; 3, Jake Edle, S, 1:18.81; 4, Karl Phillies for Jeff Parrett, pitcher, and two players to be City Johnson, HF, 1:21.08; 5, David Hoelzel, Mo, 1:21,92; 6, Dan named later. Beuthllng, P, 1:22.18. -Returned Glenn Davis to the VOLVO LEAGUE 100 butterfly - 1, Tim Oaks, HF, 1:106.33; 2, Joke 21-day disabled list. 3.0 level - Net Busters 4, Approaches 1; Net Wits 3, Edle, S, 1:06.92; 3, Phil Downs, R, 1:07.60; 4, Pat Schmede- NEW YORK METS-Signed Alex Trevlno, catcher. Lobsters 1; Over the Hill Gano 3, Unsponsored Petersons mon, R, 1:10.47; 5, Lee Peters, R, 1:10.53; 6, Tom Thorstad, Optioned Kevin Brown, pitcher, to Tidewater of the In- 2. P, 1;12.33. ternational League, 3.5 level playotfsi - Net Assets 3, Butless Wonders 2, BASKETBALL Serve & Volley 5, Lobsters (with claws) 0; Synthetic Guts GIRLS UW hockey gets TV network National Basketball Association 3, The Competition 1; Dunlop Overs 3, Mr. G-Strlngs 2; 11-12 ATLANTA HAWKS - Released Anthony Corbltt and Madison Racketeers 3, Team Volvo 2; Net Challengers 4', SO freestyle - 1, Michelle Kramer, P, :29.96; 2, Susie Gerry Wright, forwards; Kirk Manns, guard; and Grady Court Cannibals 1; Mint Condition 3, Lobsters (without Topp, Ml, :31.00; 3, Alison Sorenson, N, :31.40; 4, Julie Mateen, center. claws) 2; IDS 5, Court Jesters 0. Metro, Ml, :31.43; 5, Katie Lapacek, Mo, :31.83; 6, Katie "Right now, I've probably got games live in markets like Mil- LOS ANGELES LAKERS-Traded Orlando Wool- 4.0 level - Basellners 3, Cherokee Classics 2. Vorner, R, :31.8B. • Continued from Page ID ridge, forward, to the Denver Nuggets for second-round 4.5 level - No Faults 3, 30 Something 2; Court jesters 50 backstroke - 1, Michelle Kramer, P, :34.95; 2, the premier college hockey job in waukee, that can't do anything 4, Keller Realty 1; Court Masters 4, Club GMTA 1. Annie Marschall, WS, :36.03; 3, Llbby Hoagensen, HF, draft choices In 1993 and 1995. :36.50; 4, Katie Varner, R, :36.88; 5, Julie Metro, Ml, :37.00; the country." but help the program." PHOENIX SUNS-Signed Andrew Lang, center, to a tr,s 6, Kerry Danohv, P, :37.10. three-year cotract. 100 Individual medley - 1, Sally Lehner, HF, 1:15.50; lining up stations and sponsors Braun said he had decided The games which will be made 2, Amy Adler, Ml, 1:16.67; 3, Llbbv Haagensen, HF, 1:20.24; 4, Laura Bruns, R, 1:20.91; 5, Andrea Hougen, R, and working with Channel 21 on after last season to give up his available for live broadcasts in- 1:23.33; 6, Amanda Berndt, WS, 1:23.37. broadcast details. duties as play-by-play announcer clude: 50 tareoststroke - 1, Susie Topp, Ml, :38.69; 2, Amanda Berndt, WS, :40.34; 3, Amy Skolaskl, WS, :40.34; 4, Confusion surrounding Badger on WIBA and switch to television • Saturday, Oct. 13 vs. Michigan Tech; Katie Lopacek, Mo, :41.66; 5, Liz Braun, S, :41.94; 6, Polly RACE DAY HOT LINE: 608-837-5252 Jaskowskl, WS, :42.36. hockey television broadcasts last this year.. • Saturday, Oct. 27 at Minnesota-Duluth; 50 butterfly - 1, Sally Lehner, HF, :33.50; 2, Amy • Saturday, Nov. 10 vs. St. Cloud State; Time Trials 6:30 p.m. Adler, Ml, :33.B3; 3, Laura Bruns, R, -.35.21; 4, Alison Soren- season was one of the factors "I am very, very surprised • Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23-24 vs Racing 7:30 p.m. son, N, :35.25; 5, Claire Starling, HF, :35.90; 6, Kerry Dona- which led to the formation of the this thing worked out," he said. North Dakota; hy, P, :36.03. statewide network, Fish con- "I'm surprised that I'm on radio • Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 8-9 al 13-14 Minnesota; 100 freestyle - 1, Janice McKelth, HF, 1:03.87; 2, ceded. because of the adjustments • Thursday and Friday, Dec. 13-14 vs Llndsey Dold, HF, 1:04.23; 3, Jenny Welnlck, P, 1:04.90; 4, Denver; Amle Anderson, C, 1:05.39; 5, Kelly Muchow, R, 1:07.10; 6, "Certainly, that is part of it," WIBA had to do to get this Kim Martin, P, 1:07.41. • Friday and Saturday, Jan. 4-5 vs 100 backstroke - 1, Llndsey Dold, HF, 1:13.25; 2, he said. "It got to be such a done." Minnesota-Duluth; Somantha Carver, Ml, 1:14.B2; 3, Heather Draper, HF, three-ring circus trying to make The adjustments, Braun said, • Friday and Saturday, Jan. 25-26 vs SUN PRAIRIE, Wl 1:15.58; 4, Jenny Welnlck, P, 1:15.74; 5, Krlssy Venzke, R, Minnesota; 1:19.35; 6, Tonya Catlell, Mo, 1:20.01. sure what we thought were 100 Individual medley - 1, Janice McKelth, HF, involve changes in advertising, • Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1-2 at North 1:14.46; 2, Maya Judd, P, 1:14.77; 3, Ellen Ross, Mo, 1:16.97; really important and very viable logistics and timing. Dakota; SUNDAY 4, Mellnda Cattell, Mo, 1:18.01; 5, Lori Leonovlcz, S, • Saturday, Feb. 9 at Colorado College; 1:18.37; 6, Samantha Carver, Ml, 1:18.95. games got on TV." Braun and Howard were an- • and Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22-23 NIGHT 100 breaststroke - 1, Kelly Muchow, R, 1:25.77; 2, Lori Leonovlcz, S, 1:26.12; 3, Meredith Craven, HF, 1:26.17; The live TV network will have nouncers for Channel 21's tape- vs. Northern Michigan. AUG. 5,1990 4, Moggie Mahler, N, 1:26.31; 5, Jordan Kuehn, Mo, no effect on Channel 21's tape- delay broadcasts for several 1:26.35; 6, Kathv Topp, Ml, 1:26.96. WTSO loses Perrin: Not only 50 butterfly - 1, Heather Draper, HF,:32.31; 2, Maya delayed broadcasts, Fish said. years until last season, when Judd, P, :33.25; 3, Paige Valenta, N, :33.98; 4, Erica Math- did the UW lose an assistant er, S, :34.27; 5, Erin Schwarz, Ml, :34.64; 6, Krlssy Venzke, Paul Braun will handle play- they did radio only on WIBA. R, 35.25. by-play and Bill Howard will be Leu and Ken Syke handled Chan- hockey coach in Ian Perrin, 15-18 WTSO-AM/1070 also lost a color 100 freestyle - 1, Emmy Seuferer, N, 1:04.75; 2, the color commentator for the nel 21's coverage. Jenny Sanna, P, 1:05.39; 3, Heather Binning, HF, 1:05.73; 4, network. The broadcasts will be Fish said Leu may be involved commentator for its Badger Becky Faulk, MB, 1:05.82; 5, Julie Frattlnger, R. 1:06.70; 6, hockey broadcasts. JacklRlchter, HF, 1:06.72. carried simultaneously on WIBA- in some parts of the broadcasts 100 backstroke - 1, Kerl Seellger, C, 1:09.85; 2, Mau- Perrin recently landed a job as reen Olson, R, 1:14.00; 3, Sarah Dlmlck, c, 1:17.20; 4, Julie AM/1310. this year. Perlberg, R, 1:17.54; 5, Jackl Rlchter, HF, 1:17.85; 6, Sara Braun and Howard also will head hockey coach at UW-Eau Von Haden.P, 1:18.93. Braun said the live, statewide 200 Individual medley - 1, Katrlna Kutzbach, S, be the broadcast team for tape- Claire. 2:37.66; 2, Rachel Flshbaln, WS, 2:44.45; 3, Julie Perlberg, telecasts can only be a positive R, 2:44.84; 4, Jullann Malda, R, 2:46.50; 5, Christie Jacobs, delayed broadcasts on the Wis- WTSO's Jack Swanson, who Qualifying — Dash R, 2:49.80; 6, Ann Sheeny, Ml, 2:51.86. for the Badgers. 100 breaststroke - 1, Jullann Malda, R, 1:19.72; 2, consin Public Television Net- worked with Perrin on Badger Heats — B-Main Katrlna Kutzbach, S, 1:20.51; 3, Maureen Olson, R, 1:21.39; 4, Heather Binning, HF, 1:25.64; 5, Liz Relsch, R, 1:29.11; 6, work, which includes WHA- "Coming off the NCAA cham- hockey broadcasts since the 1983- 50 Lap A-Main Slgne Johansson, Mo, 1:30.27. 84 season, said he is in the early 100 butterfly - 1, Kerl Seellger, C, 1:08.33; 2, Rachael TV/Channel21. pionship, obviously the Badgers Flshboln, WS, 1:12.65; 3, Michelle McKelth, HF, 1:14.47; 4, "I've always had a good job in are a hot product now," he said. stages of trying to find a replace- Christie Jacobs, R, 1:14.74; 5, Jenny Sanna, P, 1:15.05; 6, Karen Klley, C, 1:15.15. college hockey," said Braun. "With the potential of having 18 ment for Perrin. 8B • For the latest scores, call 1-900-454-3404. You will be billed 95 cents for each minute. SPORTS •• Wisconsin State Journal, Sunday, August 5,1990 Ridgewood adds another title to the collection By Tanya McDonald eight relay events. "That's what about the backstroke and individual Nonetheless, Verhelst made the I wasn't very good then. But as I got Sports reporter ALL-CITY made it very exciting. There's al- medley," Verhelst said. "It's just best of a dismal situation. He was a older, I practiced more and it has In these times of fly-by-night SWIM MEET ways pressure to keep the streak unfortunate that I didn't get to race part of one of three city records paid off." champions, the word "dynasty" has going, but I told the kids to just against (Middleton's) Erik Bauch." that fell Saturday. Cherokee's Keri Seeliger set an Ridgewood made it 19 in a row have fun." all-city record in Friday's prelimi- lost its value. Win a title — one Bauch was seeded first in the The first was in the 200 medley lousy title — and people start call- Saturday at the 29th annual all-city Ridgewood was led by Jason backstroke and individual medley naries in the 100 backstroke of the ing you a dynasty. swim meet by holding off a strong relay of the boys 13-14 age group in girls 15-18 age group, shaving off a Verhelst, who collected four gold in the 13-14 age group. He suffered which Ridgewood's A team of Ver- Champion? Yes. Dynasty? No. challenge from host Parkcrest. medals in the boys 13-14 age group. an ankle injury playing football few seconds of that mark with a Ridgewood led the way with helst, David Frattinger, Josh Han- 1:09.21 Saturday. You want to talk dynasty? Let's He won the 100-meter backstroke after qualifying Friday afternoon. son and Brady Gomez clocked a talk Ridgewood Pool. Now, there's 1,284'A points. Parkcrest was next (1 minute, 8.03 seconds) and the 100 "It was kind of weird," said the 2:03.58. Hill Farm's Brett Wainger fol- a dynasty for you. with 1,170'/2, followed by Middleton individual medley (1:06.60) and was with 1,067. second-seeded Verhelst. "My back lowed suit as he set a record in the When the stretch of consecutive a member of the record-setting 200 "This was like a homecoming to boys 9-10 age group in the 50 titles outlives every competitor "It was pretty much an even was bothering me in the prelimi- medley relay and the 200 freestyle naries and he had a bad ankle in the me," Verhelst said. "My first all- breaststroke preliminaries Thurs- participating in the event, that's a meet until the last relays," said relay. Ridgewood Coach Eric Jensen, finals. Our times were 3 to 4 sec- city meet was when I was in the day, shaving off 84-hundreths of a dynasty. That's the Ridgewood dy- 8-and-unders and it was at this pool. second with a time of :40.24. nasty. whose team captured three of the "I was a little disappointed onds ahead of everybody else." SCOREBOARD DOG RACING AREA/CITY SPORTS BASEBALL

Leading hitters - Quam (CO) 3x4, Miller (CG) 3x4, 200 medley relay Area 4 Tortugas 24.00 13.60 9.60 Youth football Hlldlebrandt 2x4, Vlnge (CG) 2x5, Nundahl (W) 3x4, Matt 7-10: 1, Monona A (Kim Chesley, Kassle Lapocek, Brewers averages 8 MV's Sunny . 7.00 6.20 T. Anderson (W) 3x5, Lee (W) 2x4, Servals 2x5. HR - Jessie Stelnle, Lindsay Janda), 2:39.58; 2, Middleton A, 3 Closing Queen 5.00 Blang (CG), M.C. Anderson. 2:41.70; 3, Shorewood A, 2:45.18; 4, Westslde A, 2:49.64; 5, Quln 4-8 $149.60; $2 Trl 4-8-3 $8051.00; $1 Trl 3-4-8 The Madison Memorial youth football Hill Farm A, 2:51.42; 6, Ridgewood A, 2:51.48. BAITING $4025.50 program, for those In sixth, seventh and 11-12: 1, Middleton A (Julie Metro, Susie Topp, Amy ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg GENEVA LAKES KENNEL CLUB eighth grades and living within the Me- Sailing Adler, Adrlenne Welsshaor), 2:22.87; 2, Ridgewood A, Sheffield . 360 51 113 27 1 8 54 .314 Saturday's matinee results FOURTEENTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.05 morial school district, will have registration 2:23.62; 3, Westslde A, 2:25.39; 4, Hill Farm A, 2:25.70; 5, Molltor . 214 37 66 19 0 7 27 .308 1 Go Away Girl 7.00 4.60 4.40 Parkcrest A, 2:28.21; 6, Shorewood A, 2:30.20. Parker « , 393 48 118 22 3 14 67 .300 FIRST Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.14 3 Holland Prize 7.20 4.80 and a meeting on Saturday at 9 a.m. In LAKE MONONA SAILING CLUB 13-14: 1, HIM Farm A (Lindsay Dold, Meredith Hamilton . 75 15 21 4 0 1 13 .280 4DJKIngdaddy 5.80 3.40 3.00 7 Shotgun Run 3.40 Room 700 at Memorial High School. For fur- C-scow: Lundt. Multi-hull: Poxton. Flying Scot: Craven, Heather Draper, Janice 'McKelth), 2:13.47; 2, Dlni 170 22 47 0 2 0 12 .274 7 ND's Camarena 4.40 3.40 Quln 1-3 $52.60; $2 Trl 1-3-7 $237.00; $1 Trl 1-3-7 ther Information, contact Terry Flllner dur- McCormlck. Surhoff , 307 40 85 15 2 5 34 .277 Parkcrest A, 2:16.09; 3, Middleton A, 2:18.73; 4, Ridge- Spiers 219 31 56 12 2 2 23 .254 5 wlllowrun Shvla 4 00 $118.50 * ing the evening at 271-0733. wood A, 2:18.92; 5, Monona A, 2:22.02; 6, Shorewood A, Quln 4-7 $8.40; J2 Trl 4-7-8 J134.60; $1 Trl 4-7-8 S67.30 Superfecta (1-3-7-8) $775.80 Brock » 289 37 73 19 0 4 40 .253 2:24.73. Yount -.. 394 67 96 9 5 11 50 .244 Attendance 2,982 Handle $182,830.00 Metro golf • 15-18: 1, Ridgewood A (Maureen Olson, Jullann SECOND Grade E (5/14 ml.) Time 33.42 P elder 161 20 38 4 0 2 14 .236 Malda, Christie Jacobs, Jenny Bryant), 2:08.81; 2, Ridge- Gantner „ 145 18 33 3 0 0 12 .228 3 Missouri Visitor 25.20 4.80 3.40 Saturday's matinee results Softball tournaments wood B, 2:18.40; 3, Parkcrest A, 2; 19.13; 4, Middleton A, 2; 8 Imokle Betty 3.80 2.80 Lake Windsor (72) - P.J. Murphy, 74; Jim White, Vouch n 256 36 58 18 2 10 44 .227 Bill Wentland, Bob O'Brien, 78. 19.76; 5, Cherokee A, 2:20.09; 6, Hill Farm A, 2:21.49. Deer 272 36 59 10 0 18 49 .217 I GV Hotshot 2.80 FIRST Grade C (5/14 ml.) Time 32.25 25 freestyle Quln 3-8 S27.00; $2 Trl 3-8-1 $197.00; SI Trl 3-8-1 S98.50 3 Iralsedthatdog 8.00 3.20 3.00 TOWN OF MIDDLETON - Aug. 18-19. A father-son Sun Prairie (72) - Jack Brenegan, 72; Norm Berlin, Sveum 68 12 12 5 0 0 4 .176 slow-pitch tournament. Daughters and In-laws accepted. 74; Jim Oehrleln, Todd Oehrleln, 77. 8-and-under: 1, Laura Pederson, C, :16.28; 2, Nadla O'Brien 111 9 19 6 2 0 11 .171 4 Pine Room Red 4.20 3.40 Sldo, S, :17.43; 3, Kelly Sexton, Mo, M7.53; 4, Judy Bur- THIRD Grade M (5/14 ml.) Time 34.05 1 LadsGoldle 3.80 $60. Contact Gil Voss at 833-8183 for further details. Pleasant View (72) - Wayne Wlgdal, 73; Josh Cos- Others 161 24 32 6 0 3 16 .199 SEMINARY SPRINGS - Aug. 25. Men's Class C/D sens, 74; Phil Bond, 77; Jack Gray, Dale Bennethun, Gary master, P, :17.54; 5, Emily Hanson, R, :18.53; 6, Susan Teom »..<..«..«.,.*..—.. 3596 505 926 179 19 85 471 .258 3 Alluring Dream 4.20 2.80 2.80 Quln.3-4 $17.80; $2 Trl 3-4-1 $241.40; $1 Trl 1-3-4 Prange,P,: 19.84. ______4 Joko Uno - 5.40 4.20 $120.70 slow-pitch tournament. Contact Dave Slme at 222-7634. Stamm, 79. Stolen bases (111) - Sheffield 20; Surhoff 14; Yount Nakoma (70) - Derek Grams, 68; Dave Grams Jr., 50 freestyle 13; Felder 12; Molltor 10; Gantner 7; Spiers, Hamilton, 4 Lll Butter Bean 3.20 9-10:1, Leah Slbley, P, :33.34; 2, Lindsay Janda, Mo, Quln 3-4 114.00; 12 Trl 3-4-6 $77.80; Jl Trl 3-4-6 538.90 SECOND Grade D (5/14 ml.) Time 31.98 74; John Carr, Chris Johnson, 75; John Mahler, 78; Bob Vaughn 5; Brock, Parker, Diaz 3; Deer 2. Others 9. Penrod, Phil Perrone, 79. :33.84; 3, Jennifer McCoy, MB, :34.62; 4, Sarah Stewart, 2 Mystic Cause 18.80 9.80 5.60 Tennis HF, :34.91; 5, Jennifer Myers, Ml, :35.37; 6, Brooke Skart- Odana Hills (72) - Rick Curtln, 70; Jerry Currle, 72; PITCHING FOURTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.05 6 Dark Heart 8.00 4.20 vedt, C, :35.76. 7 Bold Threat 9.40 5.20 3.40 8 Bulle Rock 5 40 Ron Plulm, 78; Bob Demont, Chuck Stampfl, Byron IP h er bb to W-l era VOLVO TENNIS LEAGUE Jevne, Tom Rivers, 79. He-She tournament -> Combined 11-12:1, Michelle Kramer, P, 30.11; 2, Katie Varner, Hlguera „. 97 90 36 25 74 6-5 3.34 3 Flirty Jack 7.40 4.00 Quln 2-6 $61.30; $2 Trl 2-6-8 $608.00; $1 Trl 2-6-8 R, :31.16; 3, Julie Metro, Ml, :31.19; 4, Allison Sorenson, N, 1 Imokle Ro|o 2.80 Through Friday, Aug. 3 low gross: 1, Joonn Easlane and Rick Curtln, 157; 2,Kent Knudson 133 142 51 30 46 B-5 3.45 $304.00 3.0 - Net Busters 4, Approaches 1; Net Wits 3, Lob- :31.49; 5, Susie Topp, Ml, :31.62; 6, Katie Lapacek, Mo, Quln 3-7 S2I.60 Dally Double (3-2) $62.40 Llsko and Barb Gentllll, 164; 3, Tom and Jackie Mich- Krueger 103% 101 41 44 54 5-7 3.56 sters 2; Over the Hill Gang 3, Unsponsored Petersons 2. aells, 173. Low net: 1, Keith and Linda Waler, 133; 2, Tom :32.32. Mlrabclla 45'/j 47 18 19 23 3-2 3.57 Super (7-3-1-2) J 1421.00 SuperBox (7-3-1-2) $710.50 100 freestyle 3.5 (playoffs) - Net Assets 3, Gutless Wonders 2; and Carol Rivers, 142.8; 3,- Armon Lee and Toby Shore Crlm 55% 59 24 17 28 2-4 3.88 THIRD Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.05' 13-14: 1, Janice McKelth, HF, 1:02.96; 2, Llndsev Serve I, Volley 5, Lobsters (with claws) 0; Synthetic Guts 143.2. Boslo 132Vi 131 59 38 76 4-9 4.00 FIFTH Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 33.31 3 Explosive Green 10.40 3.60 3.40 3, The Competition 1; Dunlop Overs 3, Mr. G-strlngs 2; Dold, HF, 1:04.39; 3, Jenny Welnlck, P, 1:04.65; 4, Amle 6 Black Hurricane 4.00 2.80 2.40 1 LS Arlelle 4.00 3.20 Maple Bluff nwmber-guest tournament - Two- Robinson «. 55 72 25 20 24 4-3 4.09 Madison Racketeers 3, Team Volvo 2; Net Challengers 4, man best-ball (two day total): 1, 125 - Jay Smith, Jake Anderson, C, 1:04.94; 5, Kelly Muchow, R, 1:07.36; 6, Kim Edens 50'/j 44 23 17 20 2-1 4,11 3 Imokle Linda 3.20 2.60 2 City Happy 3.40 Martin, P, 1:07.70. Court Cannibals 1; Mint Condition 3, Lobsters (w/out Hoefchler, 2, Chris Howden and Scott Woodward; 3, Jon Powell ...t 27 35 14 11 15 0-2 4.67 5 Little 3.20 Quln 1-3 $19.00; $2 Trl 3-1-2 $193.20; $1 Trl 1-2-3 $96.60 claws) 2; IDS 5, Court Jesters 0. 15-18:1, Emmy Seuferer, N, 1:04.62; 2, Jenny Sanna, Quln 3-6 $8.40; $2 Trl 6-3-5 5114.40; $1 Trl 6-3-5 S57.20 Murphy and Dave Weber; 4, Jerry Condon and Rollle Plesac • 47% 50 25 • 21 45 2-4 4.72 4.0 - Basellners 3, Cherokee Classics 2. Relnholtz. Ladles - Two-person best-ball (two day total PC, 1:05.01; 3, Becky Faulk, MB, 1:05.36; 4, Heather Bin- Weaman 29% 37 16 6 20 2-2 4.85 FOURTH Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 32.38 4.5 - No Faults 3, 30-somethlng 2; Court Jesters 4, ning, HF, 1:05.55; 5, Julie Frattinger, R, 1:07.82; 6, Jackl SIXTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.61 7 Mama B 8.00 5.20 3.20 - 18 holes): 1, 63 - Judy Wlpperfurth and Nancy Yentz. Novorro 74 91 41 27 35 2-3 4.99 Keller Realty 1,-Courtmasters 4, Club GMTA 1. (9-nolei) 1, 30 - Gavle Thompson and Ev Alt. Rlchter,HF, 1:08.03. Veres 26 30 15 7 10 0-3 5.19 1 Folk Artist 6.00 4.00 3.00 1 RE'S Abbv Jones 15.80 6.00 25 backstroke Yahora Him (72) - Kent Hill, Phil Kaye, Erv Graf, Filer 22 26 15 9 8 2-3 6.14 5 Go Go Herschel 5.40 3.40 3 P's First Tide 3.20 8-and-under: 1, Jennifer Longmire, C, :20.70; 2, Jim Everson, 75; Bob Margala, 76; Steve Lauck, 77; Joe Fossas 29i/3 44 21 10 24 2-3 6.44 3 Ok Royal Diamond 3.80 Quln 1-7 $96.20; $2 Trl 7-1-3 $699.60; $' Trl 1-3-7 Margie Witter, Ml, :21.14; 3, Kelly Sexton, Mo, :21.4B; 4, Quln 1-5 $20.00; $2 Trl 1-5-3 $155.40; $1 Trl 1-5-3 $77.70 $349.80 Baseball Ballstrerl, Dan Ryan, 78. Sebra 11 20 10 5 4 1-1 8.18 Cherokee (72) - Jon Gaustad, 71; John Sebastian, Karl Klnney, C, :22.11; 5, Ashley McCaughan, S, :22.22; 6, August 3% 5 5 3 1 0-2 12.27 Jenny Stafford, N, :22.68. 76; Tom LaRue, Dennis Ryan, Tom Schwoegler, Jan Copel V, 6 5 1 1 0-01 135.00 SEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.50 FIFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.04 First game 50 backstroke 3 Night Nurse .7. 12.00 5.40 3.60 1 Bllz Blackmail 19.60 14.20 7.00 Doyle, 77; Ken Kvammen, Dick Haas, Don Kindle, 79. Teom ...«.«.»..».». 943'A 1024 439 311 518 45-59 4.19 AVENUE BAR 7, WESTMONT (ILL.) RED SOX 5 Glenway (32) - Brad Hauck, 37. 9-lfc 1, Krlsta Llnstroth, S, :41.29; 2, Kim Chesley, Saves (25): Plesac 16; Crlm 6; Edens, Navarro, Veres 7 Swltt invader 12.80 6.00 7 Red Hill Candy 13.00 7.20 MO, :41.70; 3, Andrea Clewley, S, :42.78; 4, Jennifer Po- 4 wlllowrun JJ '. 3.40 6 Montongo Dash 5.60 WeitmontRedSox 1010111- 5 93 fohl, Ml, M3.78; 5, Allssa Adler, Ml, :43.81; 6, Beth Battlsta, Quin 3-7 $60.80; $2 Trl 3-7-4 $506.20; $1 Trl 3-7-4 Quln 1-7 $109.80; $2 Trl 1-7-6 $993.80; $1 Trl 1-6-7 Avenue Bar ...... _...... _...._„.. 100 330« - 710 2 W, :43.98. $253.10 $496.90 WESTMONT (ab-r-h-bl) - Baggerch cf 4-2-3-0, Swimming 11-12: 1, Michelle Kramer, P, :34.59; 2, Annie Mar- Sharpe a 3-1-0-0, Shiner rf 4-0-3-2, Capl Ib 4-0-1-2, Minor league ALL-CITY MEET schall, W, :35.47; 3, Kerry Danahy, P, :36.50; 4, Katie EIGHTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 33.48 SIXTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.03 Schuch c 3-0-0-0, Potter If 4-1-1-1, Psyk 3b 3-0-0-0, Fleck Varner, R, :36.75; 5, Llbbv Haagensen, HF, :36.92; 6, Julie 5 No Rules 25.60 12.20 6.40 4 Fast With Class 6.00 3.80 3.00 2b 3-0-0-0, Naumezlk p 2-1-1-0, Galle p 1-0-0-0. Totals 31- At Parkcrest Pool Saturday's results Metro, Ml, :38.80. MIDWEST LEAGUE 8 Ivy's Duke 1 1.80 6.00 2 Danas Esther 6.60 5.00 5-9-5. 100 backstroke 4 Cle's Cricket 3.00 8 Milkman Rudy 4.60 AVENUE BAR - Mayer cf 2-3-2-1, Grahn cf 1-0-0-0, Team scores: Ridgewood 1,21416, Parkcrest SECOND HALF l,170'/i, Middleton 1,067, Shorewood 955'/a. Hill Farm 13-14: 1, Llndsey Dold, HF, 1:13.52; 2, Heather (Affiliations In parentheses) Quln 5-8 $79.60; $2 Trl 5-8-4 $814.80; $1 Trl 5-8-4 Quln 2-4 $19.80; $2 Trl 4-2-8 $203.00; $1 Trl 2-4-8 Norsetter dh 3-1-2-2, Wilson Ib 4-0-2-1, Llebensteln ss 4-1- Draper, HF, 1:14.62; 3, Samontho Carver, Ml, 1:15.68; 4, $407.40 $101.50 1-1, Onken c 3-1-0-0, Armstrong If 3-0-1-1, Edwards 3b 939V,, Monona 748ft, Westslde 450, Cherokee 389, NORTHERN DIVISION Nokoma 291V4, Maple Bluff 130. Jenny Welnlck, P, 1:15.70; 5, Krlssv Venzke, R, 1:20.66; 6, 2-0-1-0, Brltson rf 3-0-0-0, Helwlg 2b 3-1-1-0. Totals, 28- Tanya Cattell, Mo, 1:21.52. W L Pet • NINTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.54 SEVENTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.21 7-10-6. 15-18:1, Kerl Seeliger, C, 1:09.21; 2, Maureen Olson, South Bend (White Sox) -.26 19 .578 8 JD's Rope Jumper 21.20 13.00 4.60 7 Wanderer Gym 17.00 6.80 4.80 HR - Potter. 3B - Mayer. 2B - Norsetter. HO - BOYS R, 1:12.44; 3, Sarah Dlmlck, C, 1:16.12; 4, Julie Perlberg, Appleton (Royals) 25 20 .556 1 6 Franzarlna 7.20 4.60 5 Crafty Marta 4.40 4.00 Naumezlk 9 In 4, Galle 1 In 2; Royston 7 In 6, Llndauer 1 In 100 medley relay R, 1:17.85; 5, Jockl Rlchter, HF, l;18.30; 6, Sara Von zModlson (Athletics) 24 21 .533 2 7 Joe Willie . 2 60 6 Star Of The Road 5.00 1. ER - Naumezlk 6, Galle 0; Royston 4, Llndauer 0. SO 8-and-under: 1, Middleton A (Jonathan Plata, Mat- Belolt(Brewers). .. 23 23 .500 3>/b thew Shaw, David Mazur, Bryan Jackson), 1:26.92; 2, Haden.P, 1:18.50. Quln 6-8 $59.60; $2 Trl 8-6-7 $236.00; $1 Trl 8-6-7 Quln 5-7 $60.00; $2 Trl 7-5-6 $726.00; $1 Trl 5-6-7 - Naumezlk 3, Galle 2; Royston 5, Llndauer 0. BB - 100 freestyle relay Kenosha (Twins) 18 28 .391 BV, $118.00 $343.00 Naumezlk 2, Galle 1; Rovston 2, Llndauer 0. W - Roys- Shorewood A, 1:27.99; 3, Ridgewood A, 1:28.36; 4, Park- Wausau (Orioles). 17 29 .370 9'/j crest B, 1:35.40; 5, Westslde A, 1:35.85; 6, Middleton B, 8-and-under 1, Cherokee A (Karl Klnney, Bridget ton. L - Naumezlk. S - Llndauer Benda, Jennifer Longmlre, Laura Pederson), 1:13.07; 2, Rockford (Expos) .. 14 28 .364 IV, TENTH Grade B (5/14 ml.) Time 33.20 EIGHTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 31.89 1:35.90. Parkcrest A, 1:15.12; 3, Shorewood A, 1:16.75; 4, Monona 3 Tammy Jo 15.20 10.40 8.00 8 Boo's Do Drop In 6.20 4.00 2.80 Second game 200 medley relay SOUTHERN DIVISION 9-10: 1, Parkcrest A (Dylan Donnelly, Andrew Hln- A, 1:18.84; 5, Maple Bluff A, 1:21.62; 6, Shorewood B, 6 Scarlet Lee 7.00 5.40 1 Problematic 5.60 3.20 AVENUE BAR 6, WESTMONT RED SOX 1 1:21.96. 5 Allen's Alvln 7 40 deraker, Shawn Jeffery, Steven Wise), 2:39.47; 2, Hill W Pel 6 W A Kay Cee 4.60 100 Individual medley .696 Quln 3-4 $71.40; $2 Trl 3-6-5 $2214.80; $1 Trl 3-6-5 WeitmontRedSox 0000010- 163 Farm A, 2:42.25; 3, Monona A, 2:43.37; 4, Middleton A, Quad City (Angels) 32 Quln 1-8 $18.20; $2 Trl 8-1-4 $301.80; $1 Trl 1-6-8 Avenue Bar ..,._....„.,..„,..„..„.„.... 230 010 x - 6 6 1 9-10:1, Nicole Jesperson, HF, 1:24.88; 2, Leah Slbley, zCedar Rapids (Reds) 28 17 .622 3V, $1107.40 $150.90 2:49.71; 5, Parkcrest B, 2:55.44; 6, Shorewood A, 3:03.41. WESTMONT (ab-r-h-bi) - Boggerch cf 4-0-0-0, P, 1:25.15; 3, Lindsay Jando, Mo, 1:25.69; 4, Allssa Adler, Burlington (Braves) 23 22 .511 >V, Pick Six 4 of 6 Pays $ 386.40 Carryover $ 2058.00 Superfecta (8-1-6-2)$! 599.00 11-12:1, Parkcrest A (J. Levin, C. Wood, E. Salinger, Ml, 1:32.54; 5, Slgan Hartley, R, 1:33.55; 6, Jennifer Sharpe c 2-0-1-0, Shiner rf 3-0-1-0, Capl Ib 3-1-3-0, Schuch J. Thorn), 2:22.89; 2, Ridgewood A, 2:24.13; 3, Shorewood Waterloo (Padres) 23 23 .500 9 3b 2-0-1-0, Zaac If 3-0-0-0, Irwln 2b 3-0-0-0, Flee ss 2-0-0-0, McCoy, MB, 1:35.68. Clinton (Giants) 22 23 .489 914 ELEVENTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.78 NINTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.39 A, 2:24.87; 4, Hill Farm A, 2:29.17; 5, Middleton A, 2:33.29; . 11-12:1, Sally Lehner, HF, 1:15.10; 2, Amy Adler, Ml, B Carnival Clown 33.20 7.00 2.60 Potter dh 3-0-0-0, Totals 25-1-6-0. 6, Parkcrest 8,2:39.50. Springfield (Cardinals) 22 24 .478 10 8 Danas Penny 17.20 5.20 3.80 1:15.97; 3, Laura Bruns, R, 1:20.34; 4, Llbbv Haagensen, Peorla (Cubs) 19 27 .413 13 3 Brlgos Stratton 2.60 2.20 6 Shadow's Dream 6.40 4.00 AVENUE BAR - Mayer cl 3-2-1-0, Norsetter dh 3-1- 13-14:1, Ridgewood A (David Frottlnger, Josh Han- 2-1, Wilson Ib 1-0-0-2, Llebensteln ss 2-0-0-1, Royston If HF, 1:20.58; 5, Amanda Berndt, W, 1:23.26; 6, Andrea z - Won first-half championship 6 R J Awesome Brat 2.20 5 Kwlk Samba 4.60 son, Jason Verhelst, Brady Gomez), 2:03.58; 2, Middleton Haugen, R, 1:23.47. Quln 3-8 $16.20; $2 Trl 8-3-6 $141.20; $1 Trl 8-3-6 $70.60 0-0-0-0, Llndauer If 4-1-2-0, Armstrong rf 3-0-0-1, Ed- A, 2:06.65; 3, Sharewood A, 2:13.29; 4, Parkcrest A, Quln 6-8 $29.60; $2 Trl 8-6-5 $570.00; $1 Trl 5-6-8 13-14:1, Janice McKelth, HF, 1:13.46; 2, Maya Judd, Saturday's results $285.00 wards 3b 3-0-0-0, Onken c 2-1-1-0, Helwlg 2b 2-1-0-0. 2:14.45; 5, Ridgewood B, 2:18.33; 4, Middleton B, 2:24.39. Totals 23-6-6-5. P, 1:14.58; 3, Ellen Ross, Mo, 1:16.74; 4, Mellnda Cattell, Appleton 4, Madison 1 TWELFTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.50 15-18: 1, Ridgewood A (Jeff Bruns, Dan Christian- Mo, 1:18.11; 5, Samantho Carver, Ml, 1:18.34; 4, Lori 5 Flash Of Texas 8.00 4.80 3.60 2B - Llndauer 2, Onken. HO - Galle 4 In I'/j, Bag- son, Phil Downs, Jon Krouse), 1:59.77; 2, Parkcrest A, Rockford 3-1, Kenosha 2-7 TENTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 31.77 gerch 2 In 4%; Grahn 6 In 7. ER - Galle 4, Bogoerch 0; Leonovlcz, S, 1:20.84. South Bend 2, Wausau 1 7 Hey Sacana 8.20 4.20 7 Hallle's Flash 14.60 4.80 3.80 2:02.43;; 3, Shorewood A, 2:04.82; 4, Hill Farm A, 2:07.56; Grahn 0. SO - Galle 4, Baggerch 0; Grahn 7. BB - Galle 200 Individual medley Cedar Rapids 12-10, Quad City 2-6 3 Superiors Prince 3.20 8 P's Chant 5.40 4.40 5, Ridgewood B, 2:11.01; 6, Monona A, 2:16.33. 15-18: 1, Katrlna Kutzbach, S, 2;33.12; 2, Julie Perl- Quln 5-7 $36.80; $2 Trl 5-7-3 $255.40; $1 Trl 5-7-3 3, Baggerch 2; Grahn 3. W - Grahn. L - Galle. 25 freestyle Clinton 7, Burlington 4 1 Gabaland Scott 4.20 berg, R, 2:43.08; 3, Jullann Malda, R, 2:43.74; 4, Rachael Peorla 2-1, Waterloo 1-6 $127.70 Quln 7-8 $34.00; $2 Trl 7-8-1 $511.00; $1 Trl 1-7-8 8-and-under: 1, Michael Morev, MB,: 16.73; 2, Mat- Flshbaln, W, 2:43.94; 5, Ann Sheehv, Ml, 2:51.88; 6, HOME TALENT LEAGUE thew Shaw, Ml, :16.85; 3, Paul Brehm, R, :17.59; 4, Mich- Belolt 6, Springfield 1 $255.50 Christie Jacobs, R, 2:52.09. Today's game THIRTEENTH Grade C (3/8 ml.) Time 40.62 ael Geler, W, :17.99; 5, Mike Leuhrlng, C, :18.36; 6, Bryan , 25 breaststroke 6 Andy's Legacy 4.60 4.20 3.00 Cazenovia, 9-6 (10 Inn.) Jackson, Ml, :18.92. South Bend at Madison, 5 p.m. ELEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.10 8-ond-under: 1, Laura Pederson, C, :21.40; 2, Mary Only game scheduled 8 My Love Bug 5.20 3.00 2 P's Slider 8.60 6.00 4.20 Coienovio , 201 100 010 3 - 9 50 freestyle Morgan, S, :23.04; 3, Nadla Sldo, S, :23.80; 4, Alexis Halo- 2 Boudlcca 4.00 1 Ale Radar ., 13.60 6.60 Arena. 000 001 113 0 - t MO: 1, Jenner Dold, HF, :33.23; 2, Andrew Kepper, by, P, :24.M; 5, Morgo Snyder, HF, :24.91; 6, Abbey Mo, :33.25; 3, Jeremiah Lodholz, Mo, :34.12; 4, Steven Quln 6-8 $12.60 8 Dee Dee Law 4.80 Fago, Je. Schmidt (10) and Je. Scmldt, Faga (10); Ro- Walther, P, :27.03. Super (6-8-2-4) $ 235.20 SuperBox (6-8-2-4) $ 117.40 Quln 1-2 $63.80; $2 Trl 2-1-8 $378.20; berts, N. Jennings (9) and Balweg. W - Je. Schmidt. L - Wise, P, :34.66; S. Dylan Donnelly, P, :35.29; 6, David 50 breattstroke Attendance 3,276 Handle $ 300,358 Jennings. Braun, S, :35.82. MO: 1, Melissa Moody, Ml, :44.86; 2, Gretchen Pet- GOODWILL GAMES TWELFTH Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 32.14 Leading hitters - C. Thompson (C) 4x5, Je. Schmidt 11-11: 1, Lee Chrlstensen, R, :30.21; 2, Jason Thorn, terle, N, :44.96; 3, Kassle Lapacek, Mo, :45.24; 4, Casey Saturday's evening retulti 4 Blaze Green 5.60 3.80 3.20 2x4, Faga 2x6, Jo. Schmidt 2x5, Glasburn (C) 2x5, Gorman P, :31.09; 3, Matt Klnas, C, :31.90; 4, Sean Carrlngton, R, Schwarz, Ml, :45.75; 5, Nicole Lemke, Mo, :46.65; 6, Slgan :32.19; 5, Tom Hansen, Mo, :32.21; 6, Jeremy Levin, P, 6 Rl| C Erllnda 5.20 3.20 (A) 2x5, Roberts 3x4, Amble (A) 2x5, McElwee (A) 2x5, Hartley, R, :47.29. FIRST Grade M (5/16 ml.) Time 33.17 2 Catch A Bandit 3.20 Ihm (A) 2x4. HR - C. Thompson, Balweg. 3B - McElwee. :32.23. 11-12: 1, Susie Topp, Ml, :39.44; 2, Amanda Berndt, Boxing 2 Rowdy Girl . 8.60 4.00 3.20 Quln 4-6 $15.20; $2 Trl 4-6-2 $54.20; $1 Trl 2-4-6 $27.10 2B - Je. Schmidt 2, Fega, Fearing (C), Jo. Schmidt, Glas- 100 freestyle W, :39.93; 3, Amy Skolaskl, W, :40.10; 4, Polly Jaskowskl, 6 Rowdy Fowdy 8.40 4.80 No Twin Trl Winner burn 2, McElwee. 13-14:1, Matthew Dupuls, Ml, :59.49; 2, Brian Walng- W, :41.7B; 5, Katie Lapacek, Mo, :42.00; 6, Liz Braun, S, 1 SK Blue Chip 3.00 Twin Trl Carryover $19,256.16 er, C, 1:00.10; 3, David Collins, W, 1:00.89; 4, Cory Claffey- :42.72. Gold medal bouts Quln 2-6 $77.60; $2 Trl 2-6-1 $743.00; $1 Trl 2-6-1 Koller, S, 1:01.33; 5, Jason Kozlar, HF, 1:02.69; 6, Brady 100 breaststroke Flyweight (112 pounds): , Cincinnati, dec. $371.50 THIRTEENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.32 Sauk Prairie, 7-3 Gomez, R, 1:04.16. 13-14:1, Lori Leonovlcz, S, 1:24.71; 2, Kelly Muchow, Dzhambulat Mutayev, Soviet Union, 3-2. Bantamweight 5 This Is Retro 14.20 4.60 4.00 Sauk Prairie 001 020 130 - 7 10 4. 15-11: 1, Jeff Bruns, R, :57.66; 2, Jon Krouse, R, R, 1:25.35; 3, Kathy Topp, Ml, 1;26.45; 4, Maggie Mahler, (119 pounds): Sergio Reyes, Fort Worth, Texas, dec. SECOND Grade E (3/8 ml.) Time 40.89 , 4 Slicks Taml 10.60 4.60 Povnette ...~...... 000 030 000 - 3 65:59.06; 3, Christopher Carbon, S, :59.72; 4, Tom Thorstad, N, 1:26.54; 5, Meredith Craven, HF, 1;28.84; 6, Jordan Seraflm Todorov, Bulgaria, 3-2. Lightweight (131 6 Haversack 7.20 3.40 2.60 P, 1:02.70; 5, Tom Jones, P, 1:02.73; 6, Dan Newel, S, pounds): Artur Grlgorvan, Soviet Union, dec. Julio Gon- 2 Roomsy „ 5.20 Owens, Raught (6), Schmlt (9) and Ederer; Hanson Kuehn, Mo, D.Q. 5 Forever Merlin 3.40 2.80 Quln 4-5 $90.80; $2 Trl 5-4-2 $678.80; $1 Trl 2-4-5 1:03.01. zalez, Cuba, 3-2. Welterweight (147 pounds): Francisco 7 Illgotten Galnes 3.40 and D. Tomllnson. W - Rought. L - Hanson. 25 backstroke 15-18: 1, Jullann Malda, R, 1;18.61; 2, Katrlna Kutz- $339.40 bach, S, 1:18.78; 3, Maureen Olson, R, 1:20.00; 4, Heather Vastag, Romania, dec. Raul Marquez, Houston, 4-1. Mid- Quln 5-8 $9.40; $2 Trl 8-5-7 $135.20; $1 Trl 8-5-7 $67.60 Leading hitters - Straub (SP) 2x4, Suchla (SP) 2x5, 8-and-under: 1, Jay Toutant, S, :22.39; 2, Ben Brev, dleweight (165 pounds): Orestes Solano, Cuba, dec. Sven Superfecta (5-4-2-AII) $705.20 Noltner (SP) 2x4, Gorrman (P) 2x4, Wells (P) 2x4. HR - D. Binning, HF, 1,-26.09; 5, Liz Relsch, R, 1:29.99; 6, Slgne Jo- Attendance 2,492 Handle $169,731 N, :22.42; 3, Jimmy Thomas, P, :22.23; 4, Justin Frank, S, Ottke, West Germany, 4-1. Heavyweight (201 pounds): THIRD Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.30 Tomllnson, Straub. 2B - Wells, Schmlt, Balweg (SP). :23.67; 5, David Mazur, Ml, :24.05; 6, Tommy Bessev, P, hansson, Mo, 1:30.32. 25 bitterflv Felix Savon, Cuba, dec. Yevgenl Sudakov, Soviet Union, 2 Molly's Image 13.20 5.40 3.00 :24.51. 5-0. 8 My Brandy Noggin 3.00 2.60 Saturday's early evening results Friday's result 50 backstroke 8-and-under: 1, Emily Hanson, R, 20:02; 2, Abbl Con- rad, P, M9.87; 3, Margie Witter, Ml, :20.17; 4, Karl Klnnev, 6 Conrad Iowa 4 40 EASTERN SECTION 9-10:1, Jenner Dold, HF, :38.42; 2, Dylan Donnelly, P, FIRST Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 31.64 C, :20.20; 5, Jennifer Longmlre, C, :21.31; 6, Amy Skart- Quln 2-8 $12.00; $2 Trl 2-8-6 $195.80; $1 Trl 2-8-4 $97.90 Eastern Division :41.33; 3, Stuart Manning, Mo, :42.10; 4, Toff Shlao, P, vedt, C,:22.19. 6 Booster Up 16.20 5.80 4.40 Sun Prairie 4, Verona 0 :42.27; 5, David Braun, S, :43.27; 6, Eric Flesch, N, :44.85. Hockey FOURTH Grade B (5/14 ml.) Time 33.09 51 Feel Lucky 3.60 2.80 11-12:1, Tony Hammond, S, :37.00; 1, Jeremy Levin, 50 butterfly Saturday's resuNs 9-10: 1, Nicole Jesperson, HF, :37.54; 2, Jennifer 8 Laced Romeo 17.00 4.00 3.00 8 JD's Danny 3.80 P, :37.00; 3, Tom Hansen, Mo, :37.92; 4, Ryan Myers, Ml, Saturday'* semifinal results 1 KZCralgle Mercy 4.00 2.40 Quln 5-6 $14.20; $2 Trl 6-5-8 $191.80; $1 Trl 5-6-8 $99.40 NORTHERN SECTION Myers, Ml, :38.02; 3, Krlsta Llnstroth, S, :3837; 4, Sarah :39.98; 5, Rob Verhelst, R, :39.01; 6, Adam Levlne, R, Stewart, HF, :40.14; 5, Ellen Schulz, W, :40.20; 6, Made- United States 5, Canada 4, SO 4 Sassy Julie 2,40 Sauk Prairie 7, Povnette 3 141.54. Soviet Uhlan 4, Sweden 1 Quln 1-8 $12.20 SECOND Grade C (TBC ml.) Time 39.80 WESTERN SECTION lalne DeWlnkel, S, :42.25. 100 backstroke 11-12:1, Sally Lehner, HF, :33.19; 2, Amy Adler, Ml, United States 12101-5 Super (8-1-4-2) $ 345.40 SuperBox (8-1-4-2) $ 172.80 8 Velvet Tidbit 15.80 5.80 3.60 Cazenovia 9, Arena 6 (10 Inn.) 13-14: 1, Jason Verhelst, R, 1:08.03; 2, Mark More- 5 Calun Mannequin 3.80 2.80 Dodgevllle atRldgeway, late house, Ml, 1:11.71; 3, Erik Bauch, Ml, 1:12.91; 4, David :33.27; 3, Alison Sorenson, N, :34.70; 4, Laura Bruns, R, Canada » 21 1 00-4 2 R J Crazy Ace 3.20 :35.38; 5, Claire Starling, HF, :36.11; 6, Kerry Danahv, P, FIFTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.82 Today's games Frattinger, R, 1:13.17; 5, Jon Englund, S, 1:16.30; 6, Pa- First period: United States - McEachern (Sacco), SP'sJetMt 4.40 3.00 2.80 Quln 5-8 $19.60; $2 Trl 8-5-2 $167.20; $1 Trl 2-5-8 $83.60 .-36.13. 6:02 (pp). Canada - Murray (Shuchuk, Tomllnson), 7:11; NORTHERN SECTION trick Nowlin.W, 1:16.84. 13-14: 1, Heather Draper, HF, :32.04; 2, Maya Judd, 3 AC Mogan Nucomer 8.20 5.80 15-18: 1, Ryan Horton, P, 1:06.81; 2, Lars Gulbrand- Roy (Pellerln, Hammond), 16:16 (pp). 1 MH Portlandla 5.00 Dally Double (6-8) $110.40 Waunakee at Middleton, 1 p.m. P, :32.71; 3, Paige Valenta, N, :33.53; 4, Erica Mather, S, Second period: US - McEachern (Amante, Sacco), Rio at Povnette, 1 p.m. sen, S, 1:08.57; 3, Jeff Bruns, R, 1:09.33; 4, Pat Schmede- Quln 3-5 $21.40; $2 Trl 5-3-1 $261.00; $1 Trl 5-3-1 man, R, 1:10.14; 5, Christopher Carbon, S, 1:10.65; 6, :34.53; 5, Krlssy Venzke, R, :34.91; 6, Erin Schwarz, Ml, 5:17. Canada - Murray (Schlegel), 12:12 (sh). US - $130.50 THIRD Grade E (5/16 ml.) Time 32.24 Ashton at Sauk Prairie, 1 p.m. Travis Van Stiver, s, 1:15.74. :35.3B. Keczmer (McNeil), 15:23. Cross Plains at Black Earth, 1 p.m. 5 Gg Bad Penny 10.80 6.20 4.20 100 freestyle relay 100 butterfly Third period: US - Pederson, 7:10. Canada - SIXTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.93 6 Impish 6.00 4.00 Baroboo at Pine Bluff, 1 p.m. 15-18:1, Kerl Seeliger, C, 1:07.96; 2, Rachel Flshbaln, Landervllle (Wllks), 13:28. 8-and-under: 1, Middleton A (Bryan Jackson, Chris W, 1;12.94; 3, Michelle McKelth, HF, 1:14.87; 4, Christie 4 Show Or Go 14.80 7.60 5.20 4 Lady In Luck 4.80 WESTERN SECTION Richard, David Mazur, Matthew Shaw), 1:15.31; 2, Ridge- Shootout: US - Sweeney (G), Amonte (G), Harlow 3 Ami Robyn 5.80 3.60 Quln 5-4 $17.00; $2 Trl 5-6-4 $1151.00; $1 Trl 4-5-6 Plattevllle at Belleville, 1 p.m. Jacobs, R, 1:16.71; 5, Jenny Sanna, P, 1:16.77; 6, Karen (NG), Sacco (NG). Canada - Shuchuk (NG), Juneau Wlota atBlanchardvllle, 1 p.m. wood A, 1:15.91; 3, Parkcrest A, 1:18.08; 4, Monona A, Kllev.C, 1;17.02. 1 Challenger Gym 6 20 $575.50 1:21.35; 5, Parkcrest B, 1:22.87; 6, Nokoma A, 1:22.96. (NG), Lafrenlere (NG), Wllks (NG). Quln 3-4 $33.00; $2 Trl 4-3-1 $840.20; $1 Trl 4-3-1 Arena at Cazenovia, 1 p.m. 200 freestyle relay Saves: Hebert (United States) 18, Sharpies (Canada) HollanaaleatLeno(lll.), 1 p.m. 100 individual medley 9-10: 1, Manona A (Jesse Stelnle, Kassle Lapacek, $420.10 FOURTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.12 9-10: 1, Brett Wainger, HF, 1:22.86; 2, Steven Wise, 2CantanaMoon „ 26.60 17.00 8.00 EASTERN SECTION Kim Cheslev, Lindsay Janda), 2:24.95; 2, Middleton A, 2; Ath 13,340. Eastern Division PC, 1:26.77; 3, Mark Daluge, W, 1:31.03; 4, Stuart Man- 27.52; 3, Shorewood A, 2:28.75; 4, Ridgewood A, 2:29.49; 5, SEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 33.50 1 Ale Tiger Liz 7.20 5.00 ning, Mo, 1:31.77; 5, Andrew Hlnderaker, P, 1:32.20; 6, 5 Dr. Red 21,40 8.40 4.40 3 Son Of Gabby 6 00 Sun Prairie at Monona, 1:30 p.m. Hill Farm A, 2:31.48; 6, parkcrest A, 2:33.80. Waterloo at Stoughton, 1:30 p.m. Chris Julko.HF, 1:33.63. 2 Hopeful Glory 4.80 3.40 Quln 1-2 $106.20; $2 Trl 2-1-3 $926.80; $1 Trl 1-2-3 11-12:1, Scott Kozlar, HF, 1:18.39; 2, Jason Thorn, P, 11-12: 1, Middleton A (Amy Adler, Adrlenne Wels- Basketball 4 Chilli Bean 2 80 $463.40 Cottage Grove at Oregon, 1:30 p.m. shaar, Julie Metro, Susie Topp), 2:07.54; 2, Ridgewood A, Verona at Marshall, 1:30 p.m. 1:20.31; 3, Ryan Keith, Mo, 1:21.64; 4, Owen Richard, Ml, 2:07.70; 3, Parkcrest A, 2:08.99; 4, Hill Farm A, 2;10.26; 5, Quln 2-5 $55.40; $2 Trl 5-2-4 $566.40; $1 Trl 5-2-4 1:23.20; 5, Eric Salinger, P, 1:24.02; 4, Seth Center, HF, $283.20 FIFTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 31.76 Southeastern Division 1:24.44. Shorewood A, 2;13.98; 6, Westslde A, 2:15.10. WOMEN Jefferson at Utlca, 1:30 p.m. 13-14: 1, Hill Farm A (Lindsay Dold, Meredith 8 AC Awesome Candy 5.80 3.60 3.00 11-14: 1, Jason Verhelst, R, 1:06.40; 2, Josh Hanson, Saturday's results EIGHTH Grade B (3/8 ml.) Time 40.37 7 I'm Honeycomb 5.80 4.20 Lake Geneva at Milton, 1:30 p.m. Craven, Heather Draper, Janice McKelth), 1:59.32; 2, Classification round Albion at Whitewater, 1:30 p.m. R, 1;12.80; 3, David Collins, W, 1:13.70; 4, Brady Gomez, Parkcrest A, 1:59.88; 3, Middleton A, 2*5.73; 4, Monona 3 Happy Harry 8.60 4.20 3.40 4 Doc steeler 5.40 R, 1J14.48; 5, Erik Bauch, Ml, 1:15.27; 4, Jason Kozlar, HF, Australia 64, Czechoslovakia 63 5 Odd Runaway 8.80 4.40 Quln 7-8 $16.40; $2 Trl 8-7-4 $434.00; $1 Trl 4-7-8 Lake Mills at Fort Atkinson, 1:30 p.m. 1:15.59. A, 2:07.63; 5, Ridgewood A, 2:07.89; 6, Nakoma A, 2:09.22. South Korea 80, Canada 60 4 Trl Me Gavle 5 00 $217.00 Tuesday's game 15-18: 1, Ridgewood A (Julie Frattinger, Maureen Semifinals 200 individual medley Olson, Jullann Maldo, Julie Perlberg), 1:59.42; 2, Middle- Quln 3-5 $31.00; $2 Trl 3-5-4 $306.00; $1 Trl 3-5-4 WESTERN SECTION 15-18: 1, Lars Gulbrandsen, S, 2:25.39; 2, Ryan Mor- United States 106, Bulgaria 67 $153.00 SIXTH Grade TA (TBC ml.) Time 39.89 Plattevllle at Lena, 7:30 p.m. ton A, 2:01.00; 3, Cherokee A, 2:02.75; 4, Shorewood A, Soviet Union 94, Brazil 87 ton, P, 2:25.64; 3, Phil Downs, R, 2:34.21; 4, Lee Peters, R, 2:03.591; 5, Parkcrest A, 2:04.00; 4, Hill Farm A, 2:04.51. 2 Scratched 3 SK Shelby 13.70 5.60 3.40 2:37.18; 5, Brett DeFever, Mo, 2:47.76; 6, Dan Newel, s, 6 Wyn Smiley 4.20 3.00 Thursday's game WESTERN SECTION 2:54.20. NINTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 32.59 1 Bonev Stoney 3.20 Arena at Plattevllle, 7:30 p.m. 25 breaststroke 7 Bean Pod 10.20 3.20 2.80 Quln 3-6 $13.00; $2 Trl 3-6-1 $125.40; $1 Trl 1-3-6 $62.70 l-and-unden 1, Ehren Keith, Mo, :23.16; 2, Nathanlal 2 P's Scooper 2.80 2.80 ROCK RIVER LEAGUE Berndt, W, :23.61; 3, Brian Bosald, HF, •.23.76; 4, Benlamln Volleyball 5 Klemma 5 40 SEVENTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.20 Frenz, S, :24.78; 5, Matthew Shaw, Ml, :24.89; 6, Peter Jo- GOLF Quln 2-7 $10.20; $2 Trl 7-2-5 $571.40; $1 Trl 7-2-5 3 SK Solly 12.00 5.80 4.00 Saturday's results hannes, P, :27.66. $285.70 8 Jock's Darter 9.60 4.80 MEN SOUTHERN DIVISION 50 breaststroke Fifth ofoce - Netherlands def. France, 16-17, 15-7, 1 ML Martinique 4.40 Ashlppun at Madison Laurel Tavern, late 9-10:1, Brett Walnaer, HF, :40.24; 2, Andrew Kepper, Professional TENTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 32.79 Quln 3-8 $65.00; $2 Trl 3-8-1 $803.60; $1 Trl 1-3-8 15-10,11-15,15-13 Johnson Creek at Cottage Grove, late Mo, :42.44; 3, Andrew Hlnderaker, P, :44.79; 4, Elliott Bronze medal - Cuba def. United States, 15-5, 15- 8 KC Rampage Ken 11.20 4.80 3.60 $401.80 Gansner, S, :47.47; 5, Michael Parsons, R, :49.04; 6, Ben 1 Willie Wang Bob 3.40 3.00 Today's games ST. JUDE CLASSIC 11,15-5. Kltslaar, Mo, :49.09. At Memphis, Tennessee Gold medal - Italy def. Soviet Union, 9-15, 15-7, 15- 2 Repelled 5.20 EIGHTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 31.74 SOUTHERN DIVISION 11-12:1, Lee Chrlstensen, R, :37.90; 2, Chris Wood, P, Quln 1-8 $11.40; $2 Trl 8-1-2 $272.00; $1 Trl 8-1-2 1 Chick's Brenda 12.40 5.40 4.80 Hustlsford at Madison Laurel Tavern, 1:30 p.m. Saturday's third-round results 7,15-10. 38.43; 3, Dominic Landrettl, S, :39.03; 4, Man Klnas, C, 202 - Tom Kite, 72-68-62; John Cook, 69-67-66. $136.00 2 Panda Baby ; 6.60 4.60 Cottage Grove at Johnson Creek, 1:30 p.m. :40.57; 5, Sean Carrlngton, R, :40.96; 6, Ben Jones, HF, Watertown at Clyman, 1:30 p.m. 203 - David Canlpe, 66-73-64. Pick Six 4 of 4 Pays $ 48.JO Carryover $ 2484.00 8 JNJ Wlngfoot 5.20 :43 05 Quln 1-2 $61.00; $2 Trl 1-2-8 $676.00; $1 Trl 1-2-8 Lebanon has bye ' ' 100 breastttroke 204 - Tim Simpson, 69-68-67; Mark Brooks, 66-70- Judo ELEVENTH Grade A (3/8 ml.) Time 40.51 $338.00 NORTHERN DIVISION 13-14: 1, Brian Wainger, C, 1;17.92; 2, Josh Hanson, 68; Jay Don Blake, 68-68-68. 2 Dubuque Star „..„ 45.40 17.40 8.40 Oaktleldatwaupun, 1:30 p.m. R, 1:18.11; 3, Mark Morehouse, Ml, 1:20.16; 4, Eddie Kurz, 205 - Lee Janzen, 67-71-67; Willie Wood, 69-69-67; 1 Faraway Dream 11.60 7.60 Superfecto (1-2-8.all) $944.00 Horlcon at Rubicon, 1:30 p.m. Ml, l;21.98; 5, Ben Uphoff, S, 1:23.24; 6, Tom Vanden Carl Cooper, 69-68-68; Paul Trlttler, 68-69-68; Brian MEN 3 HP's Red Hot 5.60 Fond du Lac at Juneau, 1;30 p.m. Heuvel, R, 1.-23.72. Claar, 72-65-68; Billy Mayfalr, 71-65-69; Jerry Haas, 70- Lightweight (71kg) - Yuklharu Yoshltaka, Japan, Quln 1-2 $113.80; $2 Trl 2-1-3 $1676.00; $1 Trl 2-1-3 NINTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 31.97 Brownsville at Sllnger, 1:30 p.m. 15-11:1, Tom Jones, P, 1:14.06; 2, Dan Christiansen, 46-69; Bob Estes, 67-69-69. def. Michael Swain, Santa Clara, Calif., Ippon seol-nage, $838.00 6 Slicks Caswell 9.60 4.00 3.00 R, 1:14.60; 3, Jake Edle, S, 1:18.38; 4, David Hoelzel, Mo, 206 - Larry Mlze, 69-71-66; Bob Eastwood, 68-69- 4:51. Hall mMdlweighl (78kg) - Bashlr Varaev, Soviet 3 Thirteen Black _ 3,80 3.40 VFW TEENER LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 1:21.60; 5, Karl Johnson, HF, 1:21.66; 6, Dan Beuthllng, P, 49; Neal Lancaster, 71-45-70; Chip Beck, 45-71-70; Nick Union, def. Fumltaka Kaburagl, Japan, uchl-mato, 1:40. TWELFTH Grade C (5/14 ml.) Time 33.27 7 Bettor Stand 7 00 At Jefferson 1:23.39. Price, 45-70-71; Mark Lye, 66-69-71. Middleweight (16kg) - Hirotako Okada, Japan, def. 8 HP's Time 14.20 6.00 3.80 Quln 3-4 $10.00; $2 Trl 6-3-7 $234.00; $1 Trl 3-6-7 Edgerton 7, Evansvllle 6 25 butterfly Waldemar Lnglen, Poland, Ippon seol-nage, 4:13. 2 Rattlesnake Ann 4.20 3.20 $117.00 Whitewater 4, Monroe 3 8-and-under: 1, Michael Morey, MB, :118.73; 2, Paul PAINE WEBBER SENIOR INVITATIONAL 1 Valid Luck , 5.00 Fort Atkinson 7, Cambridge 6 Brehm, R, :19.50; 3, David Mazur, Ml, :19.58; 4, Ehren At Charlotte, North Carolina Quln 2-8 $27.20; $2 Trl 8-2-1 $268.00; $1 Trl 8-2-1 TENTH Grade A (5/16 ml.) Time 31.54 Jefferson 18, Cottage Grove 0 Keith, Mo, :19.91; 5, Nathanlal Berndt, W, :22.40; 4, Jo- Saturday's second-round results Diving $134.00 3 RG Worm Whomper 6.80 3.80 2.60 seph Wolff, S, :23.88. 136 - Bob Charles, 66-70. 1 Donas Ms Knight 3.20 2.60 50 butterfly 137 - Joe Jimenez, 68-69; , 72-65; Bruce 8 Yukon Dan 2.60 AMERICAN LEGION 9-10: 1, Jeremiah Lodholz, Mo, :38.48; 2, Shawn Jef- Crampton, 68-69. WOMEN THIRTEENTH Grade D (3/8 ml.) Time 40.78 10-meter platform - l, Fu Mlngxla, China, 443.04 1 Precious Dream 8.00 5.00 4.20 Quln 1-3 $8.40; $2 Trl 3-1-8 $32.40; $1 Trl 1-3-8 $16.20 fery, P, :39.32; 3, Bryant Smith, Ml, :40.21; 4, Gabe Kadell, 138 - Dave Hill, 70-68. CLASS AAA STATE TOURNAMENT N, :40.28; S, Brad Winchester, N, :41.42; 4, Toff Shlao, P, 139 - Lee Trevlno, 70-69; Don Bles, 70-69; Harold points. 2, Elena Mlroshlna, Soviet Union, 433.59. 3, Inga 4 Keota Carl . » 8.60 6.20 At Reese Field, MarshfiekJ Afonlna, Soviet Union, 430.53. 1 Night Drill ..« 5.40 ELEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.30 :42.39. Hennlng, 67-72; Orvllle Moody, 71-68. Saturday's first-round results 140 - Dewltt Weaver, 67-73; Rives Mcbee, 69-71; Quln 4-7 $56.80 9 YKnotKrystal 11.40 5.60 3.40 Racine 3, Wisconsin Rapids 1 IMS 1, Scon Kozlar, HF, :33.61; 2, Ryan Myers, Ml, SuperBox (7-4-1-5) $ 12,385.40 Attendance 6,310 7 Wlx Demon Don 5.40 4.20 :33.63; 3, Chris Wood, P, :33.94; 4, Rob Verhelst, R, :36.25; John Paul Cain, 69-71; , 68-72; Bob Erlckson, 72. Appleton 5, JonesvlOe 3 5, James Jefferson, S, :36.28; 6, Eric Salinger, P, :36.42. 68; Chi Chi Rodriguez, 71-69; Dick Rhyan, 71-69. Handle $ 428,486 2 Bonavllle 4.00 Oconomowoc 11, Stevens Point 0 Yachting Quln 7-9 $56.40; $2 Trl Trl 1st Half $215.20; Green Bay 10, Marshfleld 9 13-14: 1, Matthew Dupuls, Ml, :28.39; 2, David Frot- tlnger, R, :30.84; 3, Cory Clatfey-Koller, S, :31.07; 4, Jeff LPGA BOSTON FIVE WISCONSIN DELLS GREYHOUND PARK Today's games Friday's late evening results TWELFTH Grade C (5/16 ml.) Time 32.06 Gennrlch, HF, :31.35; 5, Rob Beuthllng, P, :31.70; 6, Paul At Danvers, Massachusetts Wisconsin Rapids (22-17) vs. Janesvllle (28-11), 11 Perlberg, R, :33.02. Saturday's third-round results Sallboording - 1, Grzegorz Myszkowskl, Poland, 6 Journalist Jones 12.60 5.80 3.80 n. 34.4 points. 2, Scott Steele, Annapolis, Md., 40 4 3 Fer- NINTH Grade B (5/16 ml.) Time 31.95 5 Danas Bobble Jo 9.00 4.00 100 butterfly 208 - Barb Mucha, 71-70-47. Stevens Point (36-11) vs. Marshfleld (16-16), 2 p.m 15-18: 1, Tim Oaks, HF, 1:05.83; 2, Jake Edle, S, 209 - Laura Bough, 71-70-68. nandez Asler, Spain, 47.0. 470 class - 1, Canada (Nigel 7 Donas Charles 4.40 3.20 2.40 9 Crafty Star 3.00 Appleton (27-5) vs. Racine (34-12), 5 p.m. Cochrane and Jeff Eckard), 29.7. 2, Soviet Union Tynu I P's Skylo 7.40 4.20 Ouln 5-6 $53.60; $2 Trl 6-5-9 $373.80; $1 Trl 5-6-9 1:07.09; 3, Phil Downs, R, 1:07.50; 4, Lee Peters, R, 1:10.48; 210 - Ok-Hee Ku, 64-77-69. Oconomowoc (30-5) vs. Green Bay (20-13), 8 p.m. 5, Pat Schmedemann, R, 1:11.30; 6, Tom Thorstad, P, 1; 211 - Amy Alcott, 73-72-66; Pat Bradley, 75-67-69; Tynlste and Tomos Tynlste), 38.8. 3, Japan (Kenll Naka- 1 Peggy Zoo ... 3.40 $186.90 mura and M.Takahashl), 45.4. Finn - 1, Brian Ledbet- Quln 7-8 $30.80; $2 Trl 7-8-1 $147.60; $1 Trl 1-7-8 $73.80 No Twin Trl Winner Nancy Brown, 72-69-70. CLASS AA STATE TOURNAMENT 200 freestyle relay 212 - Cindy Rarlck, 69-74-69; Colleen Walker, 71- ter, San Diego, 28.7. 2, Stlg Westergaard, Denmark, 55.4. Twin Trl Carryover $21,408.31 3, Peter Holmberg, Virgin Islands, 60.0. tENTH Grade A (TBC ml.) Time 39.30 At Sparta 9-10: 1, Hill Farm A (Brett Wainger, Chris Julka, 72-69; Sandra Palmer, 72-68-72; Lenore Rlttenhouse, 72- THIRTEENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.08 Saturday's first-round results Robby Bowhan, Jenner Dold), 2:20.72; 2, Parkcrest A, 69-71. WOMEN 5 ML Lucia 4.60 2.60 2.60 Menomonle 12, Jefferson 11 213 - Dale Eggellng, 71-68-74; Sarah McGuIre, 72- 3 Day Lee Morning 5.80 3.60 8 Meadows Rhythm 21.40 7.60 5.60 2:22.02; 3, Monona A, 2:23.54; 4, Middleton A, 2:31.21; 5, Sallboording - l, Mlrela Casas, Spain, 30.4. 2 Bar- 4 P's Draft Card 4.80 3.20 Klmberly 10, Beaver Dam 9 (9 Inn.) Parkcrest B, 2:38.47; 6, Nakoma A, 2:39.89. 74-67. bara Kendall, , 40.7. 3, Penny Way Britain 6 Donas Papas Boy 3.80 Delavon 3, Snawano 2 Ouln 3-5 $35.20; $2 Trl 5-3-4 $333.60; $1 Trl 3-5-6 7 Fire Won Too 3.60 11-12:1, Parkcrest A (J. Thorn, E. Salinger, C. Wood, 214 - Mlssle McGeorge, 70-74-70; Avako Okamoto, 41.7. 470 class - 1, United Slates (Jody Swanson, Buffa- New London 3, Sparta 2 J. Levin), 2:06.56; 2, Ridgewood A, 2:07.95; 3, Middleton 72-69-73; Donna Andrews, 73-72-69; Dottle Mochrle, 69- 1166.80 Quln 4-8 $47.80; $2 Trl 8-4-7 $629.80; $1 Trl 4-7-8 lo, N.Y., and Cory FIscher-SertI, Rochester, N.Y.) 204 2 $314.90 A, 2:11.14; 4, Hill Farm A, 2:12.63; 5, Shorewood A, 2' 73-72; Jan Stephenson, 71-72-71. Soviet Union (Larlsa Moskalenko and Yelena Pakhol- 14.92; 6, parkcrest B, 2:18.67. ELEVENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.31 CLASS A STATE TOURNAMENT Ad'lkofe'rM3:! l"™' Germanv 'Susann« M«V«r and Katrln FOURTEENTH Grade D (TBC ml.) Time 40.06 At Vlroqua 13-14: 1, Ridgewood A (David Frattinger, Paul Perl- SVaroom 15.10 6.60 5.80 berg, Brady Gomez, Jason Verhelst), 1:51.22; 2, Middle- 1 India Lonesome 6.20 5.20 1 Talkln Bougie 20.00 16.40 7.80 Saturday's first-round results 4 Jb Jomaclan Rum 10.40 4.00 Westby 8, Cottage Grove 7 ton A, 1:52.60; 3, Parkcrest A, 1:56.15; 4, Shorewood A, 2 CaDtaln Placid '*-w 1:58.88; 5, Ridgewood B, 2:00.53; 6, Westslde A, 2:03.81. FOOTBALL Quln 8-9 $33.40; $2 Trl Trl 1st Half $1648.400; • • 8 DK's Dr Earl B 6.20 Marlon 9, East Troy 8 Quln 1-4 $92.80; $2 Trl 1-4-8 $2689.80; SI Trl 1-4-8 Rfpon 9, Mauston 0 15-18: 1, Ridgewood A (Phil Downs, Jeff Bruns, Lee TWELFTH Grade E (5/14 ml.) Time 32.78 $1344.90 Ladysmlth-Sheldon 7, Vlroqua 3 Peters, Jon Krouse), 1:46.31; 2, Shorewood A, 1;48.03; 3 Figure skating Parkcrest A, 1:52.51; 4, Hill Farm A, 1;54.29; 5, Ridge- Professional 7 KZ Mil Fixture - 31.00 17.60 10.20 Superfecta (1-4-B-all) $6,041.40 wood B, 1:54.97; 6, Shorewood B, 1:58.46. , Common Cold MO <•«> Attendance 4,574 Handle $242,182 WOMEN Westby, 8-7 (9 inn.) GIRLS NFL PRESEASON Free dance - 1, Krlstl Yamaguchl, Fremont, Calif., ' oTnT^MsiV'w T'^^ Cottage Grave 021000300-7 11 4 100 medley relay Saturday's result 2.5. 2, Jill Trenary, Colorado Springs, Colo., 2.5. 3, Surya Bonalv, France, 6.0. Ice dancing - 1, Marina Kllmova $793.60 Today's dog races Westtay . 005 010 101 - 8 13 2 8-and-under: 1, Cherokee A (Jennifer Longmlre, . Chicago 13, Cleveland 0 No Twin Trl Winner Wisconsin Dells Greyhound Park - 1:30 p.m. and Laura Pederson, Karl Klnnev, Mandv Skartvedt), Denver 10, Seattle 7 and Sergei Ponomarenko, Soviet Union, 2.0. 2, Mala Twin Trl Carryover $17,344.27 7:30 p.m. M. Blang, Mlnchk (9) and Hlldlbrandt; Man C. An- 1:24.00; 2, Monona A, 1:27.29; 3, Shorewood A, 1:27.87; 4, Today's gome Usova and Alexander Zhulln, Soviet Union, 4.0. 3, Susan Geneva Lakes Kennel Club - 1 p.m. derson, Llum CM, Jorsted<9) and Servols. W - Jorsted. Parkcrest A, 1:29.15; 5, Middleton A, 1:31.88; 6, Ridge- Los Angeles Raiders vs. New Orleans at Wembley, Wynne, Camillas, N.Y., and Joseph Druar, Amherst, THIRTEENTH Grade D (5/16 ml.) Time 32.75 Dubuque Greyhound Park - 1 pin. L - Mlnchk. i .wf»d A, 1:33.48. * England, 5 p.m. • 4 N.Y., 6.6. e/ /