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The News' Briefs Help available as tax deadline nears Diva SUdmori distributing forms at banks. Taxpayers who can't get the In- You can ask to pay In Install- If the IRS owes you money, The Assoicated Press Common forms still are availa- formation or forms they need ments on Form 9465. The IRS will there's no penalty for failing to AL Scores ble at post offices and a wider should consider an all-out effort let you know within 30 days. A file - other than letting the WASHINGTON - Taxpayers selection at libraries, as well as to locate just one - Form 4868. It $43 fee will be added to your first government use your money in- Cleveland 7 sweating out the final hours be- IRS offices that survived the grants an automatic filing exten- payment. terest-free. But if you're wrong Boston 6 fore the midnight filing deadline agency's belt-tightening. sion until Aug. IS. Taxpayers can apply for an ex- and end up owing money, you'll will find more high-tech assis- The IRS home page also has tax However, It is not an extension tension for paying by filing Form face a large penalty. tance - but less old-fashioned information on a wide range of of time to pay any taxes owed. 1127. It's for the handful of tax- Post offices in every major city Seattle 9 person-to-person help - available topics. Or taxpayers can listen to Form 4868 filers should estimate payers who can prove not only will extend hours or offer late Toronto 4 this year. tapes on about ISO subjects by how much they owe and include a that they cant pay but that the mail pickups Monday. Many of- Need a form at the last minute? calling 1-800-829-4477. That's check. If your estimate is too deadline Itself Is imposing a fices will be open until midnight. Try down-loading one from the also the number to check on the high, the IRS will send you a re- hardship. An example would be a The Postal Service said tax- 5 Internal Revenue Service home status of refunds. fund after you file your return. taxpayer who would be forced to payers should use correct pos- California 4 page on the Internet Or call on Reaching an IRS employee by If you can't pay all you owe, sell a property at a distressed tage, since the IRS will not ac- your fax machine. telephone Just before the filing send as much as you can. You'll price before the deadline but who cept tax returns with postage But an Hth-hour search for deadline may be next to Impossi- still get the extension. And the could sell at a fair market price, due. Also, the IRS does not accept Minnesota 4 forms by taxpayers without ac- ble. During January, February IRS will bill you for the balance, given a little more time. private-meter postmarks as Baltimore 1 cess to a computer or fax and March, the IRS answered plus Interest and any penalty Filing late, as opposed to just proof of timely filing. machine may prove difficult. The about one in five calls placed to due. That amounts to about 14 paying late, really gets expen- As in every other year, pro- IRS has closed 93 walk-in assis- its help line, 1-800-829-1040. But percent at an annual rate so it sive. The penalty is S percent a crastinators are in good com- New York 12 tance centers and reduced hours that ratio is sure to be a lot worse may be cheaper to get a loan and month (an annual rate of about 60 pany. The IRS received 67.1 mil- Texas 3 at 442 others. Also, it's stopped on Monday. pay on time. percent). lion returns through April 5.

Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 2 Bad luck BG building link Oakland 10 Chicago 5 with Zimbabwe NL Scores Maureen Barry the University. KamusUdri, a The BG News native Zimbabwean, was one of Pittsburgh 9 Ribeau's colleagues at Cal Poly. Montreal 3 Zimbabwe's ambassador to the Midzi said Zimbabwe has also es- Amos Bernard tablished an exchange with Kent Muvengwa Midzi visited the State University, and be hopes to 4 University Thursday and Friday develop similar relations with St. Louis 2 to establish an educational link Bowling Green. between Bowling Green and In- stitutions in Zimbabwe "Students visiting African uni- San Francisco 3 As vice president of Academic versities broaden our re- Chicago 2 Affairs at California State Po- lationships with American insti- lytechnic University, President tutions," Midzi said. Sidney Ribeau worked with the The ambassador also said irtous San Diego ambassador to achieve working are exchanged beyond the uni- relations between the two coun- versities, including organizatlonr. tries. such as chambers of commerce Ribeau told a class the ambas- and scientific and industrial 3 sador spoke to the goals of the research centers. The ambas- Florida 1 visit. sador said through his visit he "They're visiting here with us hopes to present opportunities to discuss a number of possible for students to learn about other Harvard lecturer relationships that might be estab- countries. Midzi encouraged stu- dents to visit Zimbabwe. Cralf Untmt AiMclatcdPrtn lished between the country of will speak on cam- Zimbabwe and Bowling Green pus Foar friends from Moatpeller, Vt. try their luck on the first day of fishing season from the school State University, the city of 'There is nothing more re- street bridge in Montpelier Saturday. Due to a relatively dry spring so far, streams were In good Bowling Green and Northwest warding in getting to know a Ellen Herman, a lecturer shape for the opening of trout season, but these four were not having any luck. Ohio," Ribeau said. place than visiting," he said. of social studies at Harvard Midizi said the relationship has Zimbabwe offers quality tour- University, will speak April grown a lot since his initial con- ism, including one of the Seven 17 at Bowling Green State tact with Ribeau. Wonders of the World, Victoria . University. Herman Is the "Initially, it was an exchange Falls, according to Midzi author of the highly accla- of students and educators, but it During their visit, the ambas- imed book "The Romance of Officials react to job study has gone beyond that," he said. sador and Kamusikiri met stu- American Psychology: Po- litical Culture In the Age of James KamusUdri also partici- dents, faculty and administra- Experts," published last Temporary positions improve skills, employability pated in the ambassador's visit to tors. year by University of Cali- fornia Press. She will give Dawn Keller Stcco, executive vice president Sue Young, assistant director an Illustrated lecture titled The BG News ofNATSS. of the Co-operative Education "Making Morale: World Joanne Kroll, director of Ca- Office, said it is absolutely essen- War II and the emergence The National Association of reer Planning and Placement tial as well as beneficial that stu- of a Psychological Society" Temporary Staffing Services at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday in Services at the University, said dents get experience in their the Towers Inn of McDon- found three out of four tempo- temporary service gives em- field. ald West. Herman's talk will rary workers have main- ployers the opportunity to value "Students should explore be preceded by a noon lun- streamed into permanent full- work before they make a perma- every avenue - I have known cheon for which reserva- time jobs. Two University offi- nent decision. students whose temporary jobs tions are required and must cials expressed mixed feelings became permanent" be made no later than April about the study. "It helps new graduates get However, she said there stu- 12. For more Information or The study showed temporary Into large corporations," Kroll dents should consider co-ops and reservations, contact Donna help and staffing companies help said. "When you have proven Internships while they are still in Pulschen In the College of workers obtain new job skills, school. Arts and Sciences at yourself, you can learn about in- 372-2340. Improve existing skills, receive ternal openings." on-the-job training and "get their Kroll said it's a job strategy "Students are better off plan- foot in the door." her office uses. ning to get co-ops in their field as "We estimate that within the "We use it, but the job market a sophomore and junior," Young past year, about 6.5 million tem- Is pretty good right now, so it's said. "Then, they will hit the job Quote of porary workers moved into not the only option we have," she market with experience. Thought permanent positions and more said. "It can be especially helpful and preparation ahead of time the day than 5.5 million of those were for students moving to a new will position people better for the "Initially, it was an full-time jobs," said Samuel R. community." job market" exchange of students and educators, but it has gone beyond Generation X reads the paper that." Amos Bernard Muvengwa The Forty-two percent of people in reading newspapers in exchange Mtdu. Zimbabwe the 16-29, or "Generation X," for watching television and il- WASHINGTON - Contrary to a lustrates that young people rely Ambassador speaking group questioned said they read popular impression, many young newspapers dally or nearly every on newspapers for unique Infor- Tto Amclatxl Pmi about his country and the adults haven't abandoned the day, said the study released Fri- mation other media cant pro- A zoo keeper weighs 5-month-old panda Nluniu at a Beijing zoo University. daily newspaper for television, a day. vide," said John F. Sturm, presi- Friday. Nluniu was 140 grams at birth, but now weighs in at a survey undertaken for two "This study shows that the dent of the Newspaper Associa- healthy 31 pounds. newspaper organizations found. 'MTV Generation' didnt give up tion of America.

iifcsVaVltH > li . - - ,— - ■ - Opinion page two Monday, April 15,1996 union Task Force Don't bother listening to me

For reasons you wouldn't un- If you don't have any of the nature's way of telling you, 'Hey, needs 'real plan' derstand (Involving several large above, you might try developing you're not alive anymore." horses, three rolls of duct tape, a personality. Steve Martin-l gave my cat a an apple pie and half of the Woes- See problems as problems. bath the other day... he sat there, ter, Nebraska Women's Choir), Don't let anyone fool you Into he enjoyed it, it was fun for me. ast year, a group was formed under the name of the I've decided that instead of ME thinking they are really oppor- The fur would stick to my tongue, " -i Union Task Force. The goal of the task force was to writing my column, why not have tunities. Opportunities are good; but other than that... evaluate the current University Union and come up with other people write it for me? Oh, problems are bad. Any idiot I believe you should place a 'ways to improve upon it, since it is obviously deficient don't worry, I didn't let some God is Just. should be able to tell them apart. woman on a pedestal, high when compared to other similar universities. schluck write It - as a matter of Archie Bunker-l'm only hu- Wallow in self-pity. Sure, there enough so you can look up her fact, I really didn't have anybody man, Meathead... and to be hu- are people worse off than you, dress. , The mission statement of the task force was as fol- write it... I sorta just... put it man is to be violent. but there are also people doing Will Rogers-Everything is lows: "This Task Force will study the feasibility of reno- together. Confused? Well, here's Mark Twain-lt is a worthy better - far better. And which funny as long as it's happening to vating the Bowling Green State University Union to pro- the deal: I have put together a thing to fight for one's freedom; ones do you want to compare someone else. hodge-podge of some of my it is another sight finer to fight yourself to, the winners or the Everybody is Ignorant, only on vide a student focus. Specific areas to be evaluated, in- favorite quotes for you. Some of for another man's. losers? , different subjects. clude but are not limited to, space usage, services, fund- them are funny, some are sad. Henry Thoreau-If Christ Bill Gates, in 19S1-640K should Ward Cleaver-Well, Beaver, ing options and community involvement." Some will surprise you by who should appear on Earth, he would be enough for anybody. this may be hard for you to be- said it, while others should scare be denounced as a mistaken, Vince Lombardi-Pro football... lieve, but life isnt exactly like The task force presented a final report on March 12. you that they were ever said in misguided man, insane and is a violent, dangerous sport. To television. However, after a year of all this studying and meeting, the first place. Some you can re- crazed. play it other than violently would Joe Friday-Dragnet-You keep the task force only managed to state what we already late to and some you wont want Yogi Berra-You've got to be be imbecile. talking about minorities. Well, know: The current Union is in need of change, be it in the to. I'm not going to tell you which careful if you don't know where Pablo Picasso-There are only mister, you're a psycho, and '.torm of renovating the existing Union or starting over is which... that's your problem. you're going, because you might two kinds of women - goddesses they're a minority, too. Norm-Cheers-It's a dog eat dog not get there. and doormats. Mark Twain-Get your facts (by building a new one. world, and I'm wearing milkbone John Wayne-ion liberated Robert Kennedy-Every society first, and then you can distort underwear. women) They have a right to gets the kind of criminal it de- them as much as you please. The task force has now set a new target date for com- Rev. Jim-Taxi-l thought I was work wherever they want to - as serves. Grouch Marx-A man is as ing up with a needs assessment and feasibility study, on my way to Nirvana. All I end- long as they have dinner ready George Bernard Shaw-There young as the woman he (eels. which is October 1996. However, this is just what the ed up with was recurrent flash- when you get home. may be some doubts as to who There's one way to find out if a task force has been doing for the past year. When will backs of the original Al Capone-I'm like any other are the best people to have in man is honest - ask him. If he the talk stop and the action begin? Mouseketeers. man. All I do is supply a demand. charge of children, but there can says 'Yes,' you know he is a W.C. Fields-Anyone who hates Frank Bums-MM-S'H-Well, be no doubt that parents are the crook. v. If the University truly wants to begin improving the children and dogs can't be all individuality is fine. As long as worst. Albert Einstein-The hardest Union by the 1997-98 academic year, which is what the bad. we do it together. Carl Sandburg-May you live to thing in the world to understand current target date stands as, the task force needs to I am free of all prejudices. I Winston Churchill-lt is a fine eat the hen that scratches on is the income tax. stop re-stating itself over and over and start to take hate everyone equally. thing to be honest, but it is also your grave. Everything should be made as George Bush-If this country... important to be right. George Washington-To be pre- simple as possible, but not sim- some action to come up with a definite plan. In October ever loses its interest in fishing, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.-Thinking pared for war is one of the most pler. 1996, the group has only set the goal of coming up with we got real trouble. doesnt seem to help very much. effectual means of preserving what they already have, only more in-depth. Lee De Forest in 1926-"Father The human brain is too high- peace. Woody Allen-I'm a practicing of the Radio"-While theoretically powered to have many practical George Carlin-When I was real heterosexual, but bisexuallty The News believes that the Union Task Force needs to and technically television may be uses in this particular universe. small I heard about this thing immediately doubles your take a more agressive stance in developing a real plan of feasible, commercially and fi- We are what we pretend to be. called the decline of civilization... chance for a date on Saturday action for the task at hand. If the administration wants to nancially I consider it an impos- If there are such things as an- and I decided that it was some- night. shed their long-standing image of getting a whole lot of sibility, a development of which gels, I hope they are organized thing I would like to become in- Money Is better than poverty, nothing done, they need to work harder to get this we need waste little time dream- along the lines of the Mafia. volved in. if only for financial reasons. project, of all things, moving on. ing. George Bums-Happiness? A" Remember dishonesty is the Andy Warhol-It's not what you good cigar, a good meal, and a second best policy. French soldier, Monty Python are that counts, it's what they good woman - or a bad woman; it I say live and let live. Anyone and the Holy Grail-I dont wanna think you are. depends on how much happiness who can't accept that should be talk to you no more, you empty Magnum P.I.-Always enter a you can handle. executed. headed food-trough whopper. strange hotel with caution, espe- Lily Tomlin-Why is it when we William Shakespeare-The first Your mother was a hamster, and The BG News cially one with a samurai warrior talk to God, we're said to be pray- thing we do, let's kill all the law- your father smelled of eldeber- in it. ing, but when God talks to us, yers. riest "A Commitment to Excellence" Mae West-Between two evils, I we're schizophrenic? William F. Buckley-All civi- always pick the one I haven't Muhammad Ali-It's Just a job. lized men want peace. And all Tim Allen-More POWER! tried before. Grass grows. Birds fly. Waves truly civilized men must despise Arrrgh arrrgh arrrgh! Brains are an asset... if you pound the sand. I beat people up. pacifism. hide them. Wars on nations change maps. I would like to take you seri- Well, there you have it. A whole When women go wrong, men go Wars on poverty map change. ously, but to do so would affront bunch of things said by people Dawn Keller Jay Young right after them. When you can whip any man in your intelligence. Managing editor other than me. Whether or not News editor Slgmund Freud-The first hu- the world, you never know peace. Johnny Carson-The best things you got anything out of that is man being who hurled an insult Helen Keller-Life is either a Jim Barker in life are free, and the cheesiest your problem... I have enough of Amy Johnson instead of a stone was the foun- daring adventure or nothing. things in life are free with a paid Associate editor City editor my own. der of civilization. Craig Harfg/ass-Women are subscription to SPORTS IL- Thomas Jefferson-1 tremble for impressed by three things: Joe Peiffer Scott Brown LUSTRATED. 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Korean students 1 Emu CalcwrtlK AiMclated Pnu The Associated Press critical condition Saturday night Nicole Aboujaoude, 14, left, Brandy Waner, 13, and Nlkl urday. Riders on the Xtreme Sky Flyer free fall while attached to at Ohio State University Medical Schwortz, 13, all of Kettering, Ohio, take a ride on the Xtreme harnesses! from a 170-foot tower. ATHENS, Ohio - A crash has Center in Columbus. Sky Flyer at Paramount Kings Island, near Mason, Ohio, on Sat claimed the life of a fourth Ohio The five undergraduate stu- University student from South dents in the accident, all from Korea. Jae-Yong Park, 20, died Satur- areas near Seoul, were in a Jeep day night at Grant Medical Wrangler that overturned around Domesticated dogs kill two wallabies Center in Columbus. The other 2:15 am. Friday as it entered U.S. three students died Friday, the 33 from a county road. day of the accident. The Associated Press dog catchers and three working a special risk to zoo collections, neighborhoods rather than by The State Highway Patrol es- at night. They caught 3,500 she said. strays running wild. Jin-Hyoung Park, 19, who is not timated the vehicle was going 65 CLEVELAND - Cleveland strays last year. Distinctive teeth marks on the The wallabies and kangaroos related to Jae-Yong Park, was in to 70 mph in a 55-mph zone. Metroparks Zoo officials say are displayed in separate, fen- they suspect a roaming pack of ced-in areas. domesticated dogs attacked and "It's a problem for a lot of zoos around the The zoo's remaining eight kan- killed two wallabies and caused garoos had been put into a hold- two kangaroos to be destroyed. country, especially where pet owners allow ing area, not on display, for ob- The kangaroos badly injured their pets to roam." servation to make sure none themselves as they fled the at- were injured. The remaining tack. eight wallabies remained on dis- "It's a problem for a lot of zoos Sue Allen play, but their exhibit had been around the country, especially Cleveland Zoo spokeswoman surrounded by a higher fence. where pet owners allow their Allen said wallabies typically LK NIGHT pets to roam," said Sue Allen, a would not move Into a pack to EVERY MONDAY spokeswoman for the 165-acre While birds occasionally raid carcasses of the two wallabies oppose an intruder. "Their first zoo located in Cleveland's Old nest eggs and raccoons, foxes indicated one or more dogs on instinct is to run." HOSTED BY Brooklyn neighborhood. A simi- and skunks sometimes eat from Sunday attacked the Australian In the attack five years ago, lar attack at the zoo in 1990 left animal feed, such "nuisance" animals, which resemble small two dogs were caught inside the TEGAL PLUMBS five wallabies dead. animals otherwise aren't a prob- kangaroos, Allen said. zoo grounds with a dead wallaby. M CONCANNON John Baird, the city's chief dog lem, Allen said Friday. Because the dead wallabies The owner was convicted of mis- warden, ordered extra patrols were not eaten, zoo officials be- demeanor charges and was re- Friday for strays dogs around the But a dog big enough to attack lieve they were attacked by pets quired to reimburse the zoo for 353-0988 19 & OVER 104 S. Main zoo. Cleveland has three daytime and kill a 40-pound wallaby poses running loose from nearby its loss.

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I Sports $ •Monday, April 15, 1996 page four Norman folds, Faldo wins Masters title

RonSlrak shot short in Raes Creek. While The Associated Press he was able to recover for a great bogey on Saturday, this time he AUGUSTA, Ga. - Greg Nor- made a 5. man shot a startling 78 Sunday in Faldo was content to make pars the greatest collapse in Masters during this stretch and pulled history, giving Nick Faldo his two ahead. third green jacket and sixth "I had to put my head down and major championship. grind as hard as I could," Faldo It was the sixth time Norman said. had taken a lead into the final Both players birdied the two round of one of the Grand Slam par Ss, Nos. 13 and IS. Then events only to lose. But none was Norman ended any chance he had as shocking nor as complete as when he hit into the water on the the unraveling that began on the par-316th hole. ninth hole and ended in the water In front of the 12th green. Faldo finished his fabulous day "It's the most nerve-wracking by making a birdie on No. 18 course In the world," Faldo aid. from out of the fairway bunker. "It's as simple as that." The A.McUlcd Pr*M/Curtli Cnnptn The previous biggest blown In that four-hole stretch Nor- lead in the Masters occurred man went from three strokes Greg Norman reacts after missing a putt during Sunday's final round, when Ed Sneed took a five-stroke ahead to two behind, enabling Fa- Norman blew a six-stroke lead after three rounds of play. lead into the final round of the ldo to play the kind of golf he 1979 Masters, won by Fuzzy Zoel- does best - methodical, precise, played solid and steady and it dowed a great round of golf by ler In a playoff with Sneed and controlled. was all my mistakes." Faldo. No one shot lower than his Tom Watson. Faldo's closing 67 - the lowest While Norman, who has fin- 67. And no one, except perhaps After a record-tying 63 in the score of the day - put him at ished second in a major cham- Norman, played under as much first round and then two gutsy 12-under-par 276, five strokes pionship eight times, had to carry pressure. middle rounds of 69 and 71, It ahead of Norman, who started that history with him over the Faldo got into the spirit of the looked as if Norman would take a the day with a six-stroke lead. hills and across the treacherous showdown between the two dom- big step toward shedding a repu- Phil Mickelson finished third at greens of Augusta, Faldo had the inant golfers of the last decade tation started a decade ago when 282. comfort of his past successes. on the first hole when he chose to he led all four of the major But the only two players on the In 1989, Faldo trailed Scott putt out from 2 feet rather than championships going to the final course who really mattered were Hoch by three strokes going to marking, putting added pressure round and won only one. Faldo and Norman. the back nine at Augusta and won on Norman's 4-foot par putt. He Since that notorious Saturday It was reminiscent of the third- in a playoff. The next year he missed. Slam In 1986, Norman has lived round confrontation between Fa- trailed Raymond Floyd by two Faldo got within three strokes with a reputation of not being a ldo and Norman at the 1990 strokes going to the last nine and with a 22-foot birdie on No. 8, closer, of being at his best in a British Open at St. Andrews. again won in a playoff. then Norman fell apart. runaway, of not having a swing Playing together, they started Now, only Jack Nlcklaus with He spun his approach shot that would hold up under pres- the day tied and Faldo beat him six and Arnold Palmer with four back off the ninth green and sure. 67 to 76 and went on to win the have won more Masters than Fa- missed a 10-foot par putt after a Norman led the '86 Masters by championship. ldo and only 10 players in the poor chip. He missed another a stroke entering the final round Norman would have needed long history of golf have won 10-footer for par on No. 10 after but finished a stroke behind Jack only an even-par round in the more major titles. missing the green left and three Nicklaus, who closed with a 65. final round to win. It was Faldo's first victory in a putted No. 11, missing the par Norman still had a chance going The AiiocUicd Pr.1t/D.vld J. Phillip "Obviously, I didn't play as major since the 1992 British putt from 30 inches. to the last hole but bogeyed when Nick Faldo captured his third green jacket at the Masters Sunday. well as I could," Norman said. Open. Then on No. 12, for the second he hit his 4-iron approach into the "Things didn't go my way. Nick Norman's collapse oversha- day In a row, Norman left his tee gallery well right of the green. ^HT.iy.T.m^HT.IH^HT^^HT.IKT.l^TK^ Magic tossed after bumping ALPHA GAMMA DELTA PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE SPRING 1996 BIGS AND LITTLES: official in Lakers' victory The Associated Press 50th game - the first season they Charles Berkley added 17 points have reached that plateau since for the Suns. 1NGLEWOOD, Calif. - Magic 1990-91, Johnson's last year be- Jen Babcox AN Trotta Johnson became the latest NBA fore he began his comeback. Nuggets 98, Ttanberwoives 91 player to have a run-in with an Phoenix center fain- MINNEAPOLIS - Antonio Shannon Collins Wendy Graf official as he was ejected for ted during the national anthem McDyess scored 14 of his 21 bumping a referee In the the Los and was taken to a hospital for points in the second half and the Sarah Quick Angeles Lakers' 118-114 victory overnight evaluation. Dr. Ste- Denver Nuggets kept their Kate Ebner Katie Pietrick over the on Sunday. phen J. Lombardo, the Lakers playoff hopes alive Sunday with a Johnson, one of the most outs- physician, said Kleine had a simi- 98-91 victory over the Minnesota Dawn Fesmier Rose Weber poken critics of players who have lar episode in Phoenix while Timberwolves. clashed physically with officials, exercising two weeks ago. McDyess added 12 rebounds Megan Fulkerson Lisa Jessee bumped referee Scott Foster Jones had 20 points and seven for the Nuggets, who played Amy Taylor with his left shoulder in the sec- assists and Campbell had 18 without center Dikembe Muto- Andrea Dalton ond quarter and was immediately points and nine rebounds for the mbo (strained left hamstring) for Jessica Yannayon ejected. Lakers. the second straight game. 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i Monday, April 15,1996 The IK-, News Sparks: Riley, Answer Heat blows in ready for] the wind playoffs Steven Wine Arali Stapleton The Associated Press The Associated Press MIAMI - wants ti» MILWAUKEE -- Tricky winds make the playoffs for the 14tji gave Steve Sparks unpreceden- ted success with his dancing year in a row, and standing in hi» knuckleball. They also caused way are three of the NBA's worst him to lose a one-hitter to the teams. Kansas City Royals. Riley's , battling "The wind kept changing for the eighth and final playoff directions, so it was hard for me berth in the Eastern Conference, face New Jersey, Philadelphia to know how hard to throw it and and Milwaukee in consecutive how much it was going to dance," games this week. The Heat are said Sparks, who gave up just one hit in eight innings Saturday but combined 8-0 against the three) lost 3-2 on Michael Tucker's teams this season. three-run, fifth Inning homer. The soft schedule follows Sat- The air currents shifted and urday's emotional 103-95 victory swirled all afternoon at chilly, over the New York Knlcks - the overcast County Stadium, but first win for Riley against his they hurt Sparks the most when former team - which means tht> he threw a low, outside fastball Heat could be susceptible to a that Tucker punched to the op- letdown. posite field. "I'm not going to talk about A gust caught the routine fly- that, because I would be telling ball and blew it five feet past the them that I don't think they un- wall in left-center to erase the derstand how important this is," ' 2-0 lead and The Associated Prcas/Mark Duncan Riley said. "They know that ultimately deny Sparks a shot at within a week they could be in Several fans hold up signs supporting their team at I their 69th regular season game, tying the NBA season record. the playoffs, and I don't think a no-hitter. Sunday's 98-72 rout of the Cavaliers in Cleveland. The Bulls won | "He's pulled me every other we're going to get a letdown. "It doesn't mean we wont play time, so that's why I threw it away. He Just went with it and well; one night you might not the wind happened to be blowing play well. But I think we'll come out at the right time," Sparks Bulls claim record-tying 69th hard every single night" As a coach in Los Angeles and said. Sparks, who threw just SS New York, Riley made the strikes out of 107 pitches, all but All-time season win record reached with thrashing of Cavs playoffs every year. Miami, on five of them knucklers, said what the other hand, has reached the think it's hard to make compar- hurt worse were the back-to-back Chuck Melvin playoffs just twice in its eight- The Associated Press isons between the two." year history. walks that preceded Tucker's "... [WJhen you go this far, you have a Also complicating the com- homer. The Heat face the Nets on CLEVELAND - The question chance to make a mark on history. Still, parison is the NBA's expansion Monday at Miami Arena. After Bob Hamelln and Joe VI- by two teams this year, which tiello walked with nobody out, has been dogging the Chicago we don't want to lose our focus, and that's "We can't take New Jersey Bulls all year, and they certainly watered down the lightly," center Tucker squared for a bunt but talent around the league. pulled back when Sparks mis- couldn't have answered it any to win a championship." said. "They can come in here and more emphatically Sunday: Pippen agreed that compar- it can be like a pride thing for fired a knuckebalL isons with previous eras may Royals manager Bob Boone Are they the best ever? them, because they haven't beat- "We've come out and proven not be meaningful. en us this year. We don't want took off the bunt sign when "For anyone 20 years old or Brewers manager Phil Garner that we're the best of all time," after the record-tying win them to be the spoilers." so, they can look at this team Miami visits Philadelphia on paid a visit to the mound to set up said after the Bulls reached the threshold of and say it's the best Wednesday and Milwaukee on the defense for a sacrifice and 70 wins," Jordan said. "But games of the season series with team they've seen," he said. "I Friday, then concludes the regu- tell Sparks he absolutely had to NBA history with their record- when you go this far, you have Cleveland by an average of don't think you can look back to lar season Sunday at home throw a strike on the next pitch tying 69th victory, beating the a chance to make a mark on 22.25 points per game. the "70s and compare teams. against Atlanta "I read it that he was going to Cleveland Cavaliers 98-72. Michael Jordan led the way history. Still, we don't want to "I don't know if I'm an au- But in my time of having know- "It's what are you made of 'A throw him a fastball, so I told lose our focus, and that's to win ledge about basketball, I can are you a cat or a mousefj! Tuck to swing," Boone said. with 32 points and 12 rebounds thority on comparing teams, a championship." because a lot of the great say It's the best team ever." guard Tim Hardaway said. Tucker, who hadn't homered as the Bulls matched the 69 games won in 1971-72 by the History aside, the game ac- teams of the past, I'm not sure The Bulls settled this game Miami will be favored In each this season and entered the game tually meant more in the stand- early, taking control late in the of the final four games. Three. with a .160 batting average, of Wilt I could tell you how good they Chamberlain and . ings to Cleveland, which were," Cleveland coach Mike first quarter when Jordan cap- more wins would mean a fralir dldnt think he'd gotten enough of dropped a full game behind ped a 7-0 flurry with a 3- chise record 43 victories. the pitch, however. Chicago, which has four Fratello said. "I've seen them New York in a four-way race (the Bulls) up close for a num- shot that made it 21-13. The The Heat have won three in a "I was unsure when I hit it," he games left, could set the record that includes Atlanta and De- ber of years, so I can attest to Cavs set the slow pace that row, which means they could said. "I knew It was deep enough - and become the first NBA team to win 70 games - Tues- troit for the fourth playoff seed their greatness. they prefer, but they missed 12 take a season-high seven-game to move the guys up, but I didn't in the East. The fourth seed "Things have changed. The of their first 18 shots and never winning streak into the playoffs.-; know if it was out. He has a good day night at Milwaukee. gets home-court advantage in size has changed, the athlet- recovered. "We have to win the rest of knuckler when he gets ahead of "We felt we had a chance to win a championship and wer- the first round. icism has changed, the game these games," Mourning said. you. He's tough because he can Chicago swept the four has changed. That's why I See BULLS, page eight. throw the real slow one for a en't thinkinR in terms of 69 or strike. See RILEY, page eight X Indians win third in a row over Boston ♦ MID AM MANOR The Associated Press loaded walk and Mike Stanley's slump. ... Belle's next homer will eighth, Pedro Munoz singled off • NOW RENTING • passed ball with a runner on third be his 200th. ... Franco hit his BUI Slmas (0-2) and George Wil- Choose from choice apartments within BOSTON - Julio Franco hit a gave Cleveland a 4-0 lead in the 300th double. ... Lofton was out liams and Scott Brosius walked. ♦ solo in the 11th inning first. attempting to home plate in Bordick singled to make It 6-4, walking distance to campus Summer 1996 Sunday, giving the Cleveland In- Jose Canseco hit an RBI the second inning. Allen Battle walked, Joe Ma- ♦ and school year 1996-1997. dians a 7-6 victory over the Bos- groundout in the third, and the grane forced in a run by walking ton Red Sox and a three-game Red Sox went ahead with five Oakland 10, Chicago S Brent Gates and Jason Giambi 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, ♦ winning streak. runs in the fifth. Wll Cordero hit CHICAGO - Mike Bordick hit a two-run single. Bordick gas heat and water included, air conditioning. Franco drove a pitch from a two-run double, Esteban Beltre went 4-for-5, breaking an eighth- added an RBI single in the ninth Mike Stanton (0-1) Into the right- hit a sacrifice fly, Paul Shuey inning tie with a two-run single ♦ Brewers 5, Royals 2 641 Third St Apt 4, B.C. Resident Manager 352-4380 ♦ field seats, dropping Boston to balked with a runner on third and that led the MILWAUKEE - Ben McDon- 2-8. The Red Sox have lost four Mo Vaughn hit an RBI single. past the 105 ald pitched six solid innings and straight and are off to their worst Kenny Lofton tied the score 6-6 Sunday. Mike Matheny drove In three start since 1945, when they lost with a two-run homer in the sixth The A's got their 7,000th win runs with a homer and a single as their first eight before winning off Mike Maddux. since joining the American Milwaukee beat Kansas City 5-2 five straight. Notes: The start of the game League. The total includes thelr Sunday. Julian Tavares (1-1) pitched 2 was delayed 63 minutes by rain. time in Philadelphia (1901-1954) 1-3 innings and Jose Mesa, Cleve- The teams took 4:10 to play nine and Kansas City (1955-67). Kansas City starter Chris great scores... land's sixth , got three innings and the game took 4:42. With the score tied 4-4 in the Haney (0-2) allowed four runs. outs for his third save. The AL record for a nine-inning Boston had two more errors, game is 4:16 and the major increasing its total to 19 In 11 league record is 4:19. ... Tim HOMECOMING '96 HAS A THEME games. Naehfing left in the fourth be- NOW WE NEED A LOGO!!! Eddie Murray's two-run cause of a strained left hamstr- double, Albert Belle's bases- ing. ... Vaughn is in a 7-for-37 'ONliED C0L0R8 OP B.e.' LOGO CONTEST NOW BEING HELD. >• . helps you loci; ■, APRIL 10 - APRIL 15 great skills... GRE studtCS d.nj bu>'r- And at Kaplan, we've got experienced SOLVING teachers who really cant. 4-H CAMP PALMER 1-800-KAP-TEST FAYETTE, OH *L0G0* CROUP COST $26.00 get a higher score LEARNINC BAGELS AND BEVERAGES PROVIDED Color copy (up to three colors) Incorporate theme CALL 2-7164 KAPLAN Sag w FOR MOM INFO GO CRAZY!!! il Sports page six The IK i News Monday, April 15,1996 Neagle gets out of Reds sweep pair from Astros

trouble, Pirates win Joe Kay The Associated Press Reds 5, Astros 3 Alan Robinson much they're yelling at me." The Associated Press Pirates fans didn't have CINCINNATI - Vince Coleman much to cheer until Paul Wag- homered and singled home the Reds 9, Astros 8 PITTSBURGH ~ Denny ner (2-0) and Neagle teamed to go-ahead run Sunday as the Cin- Neagle doesnt need a radar beat Jeff Fassero and Mar- cinnati Reds blew a five-run lead gun or a scoreboard to judge tinez, the Expos' two best but recovered for a 9-8 victory and a doubleheader sweep of the ■ the ninth for his third save. his pitching. The noise level , on successive days. Schourek improved to 21 3 ca- from the opposing dugout will "Neagle was on," said Ron- . » Joe Oliver and Enc Davis reer at Riverfront Stadium and tell him. dell White, 0-for-4 after driv- 16-2 over the last two seasons. Neagle turned to his chang- ing in seven runs In three homered to drive in all of Cincin- eup to overcome early trouble games. "He changes speeds nati's runs In a 5-3 first-game Oliver hit a two-run homer In and outpltch Pedro Martinez, and he throws two fastballs, win. Cincinnati's first the second off Mike Hampton and Carlos Garcia's two-run one that comes in and one that doubleheader sweep of the As- (2-1), who has given up multiple single keyed a four-run fourth tails away. You've got to be tros since Sept. 22, 1992, left the homers in two of his three starts. inning that led the Pittsburgh ready for anything." teams with a split of their four- After the Astros tied it on Tony Pirates past the Montreal Neagle didn't expect to pitch game series. Eusebio's triple in the top of the Expos 5-2 Sunday. a complete game until he Despite the sweep, the Astros sixth, and Davis hit a three-run The Pirates won their sec- quickly retired White, Moises are still ahead of last year, when homer in the bottom of the in- ond in a row to split the four- Alou and David Segul, the No they lost 12 of 13 against Cincin- ning. game series after losing their 3-4-5 hitters, in the eighth. nati and finished nine games be- first four home games. "It's something you earn the hind the NL Central champions. Oliver and Davis are two of the Neagle (1-1) gave up a run in right to do ... maybe a couple Coleman led off with a homer three players the Reds brought the first inning and pitched of years ago, I don't get the in the second game, starting a back in the offseason from their out of a jam in the second be- chance to finish," said Neagle, five-run first inning off Doug 1990 championship fore settling down to win his 13-8 last season. "I felt I've Drabek. After Houston tied it team. It was Oliver's first homer first decision in three starts. earned it. It feels good to get a 7-all In the seventh, Coleman sin- in a Reds uniform since April 4, He gave up 10 hits, matched a complete game early in the gled home a tie-breaking run in 1994, and Davis' first since Sept. career high with 10 season ... and it's great be- the bottom of the inning off An- 17,1991. and walked one in Pittsburgh's cause the bullpen needed a thony Young (0-1) and Eddie first complete game this day off." Taubensee had a sacrifice fly. Notes: The Astros won both of season. Montreal led 1-0 when Or- Jeff Shaw (2-1) got the win with their doubleheaders last year, "He's the master of the lando Merced, 8-for-18 after one shaky inning. Hector Carra- sweeping San Diego on July 8 and soft," Expos manager Felipe going hitless in his first 18 at- sco gave up a misplayed RBI tri- Pittsburgh on Aug. 4. ... Astros Alou said of Neagle, whose bats, singled to start the ple to Jeff Bagwell in the eighth, center fielder Brian Hunter best pitch is a changeup he fourth. Martinez then got in but Jeff Brantley pitched the reached above the center-field spots around two different trouble by walking Mark ninth for his second save of the wall to take another homer away fastballs and a curveball. "He Johnson and Jay Bell one out day and his fourth overall. from Coleman in the fifth inning is one of the good pitchers in later, loading the bases. The Reds had built a 5-1 lead of Game 2.... Bagwell was hit on Garcia and Jason Kendall by taking advantage of one of the right arm by a pitch from the league. He could pitch 20 The AiMclated Pre ts/Mjrk Lyonf innings every fifth day with followed with consecutive Drabek's wildest performances. Schourek In the first game. He that." run-scoring singles on two- 's two-run single - Cincinnati's Eric Owens slides In under Houston third baseman Sean has been hit twice by pitches this Neagle took Alou's words as strike pitches, with Garcia p the first of his three hits - high- Berry Sunday. season, both times during the a compliment, just as he does scoring when right fielder lighted the 10-batter inning. Cincinnati series. ... Bell is the frequent jawing he gets Moises Alou's relay throw Drabek gave up five hits and The Astros caught up by get- Pete Schourek (3-0) was the 10-for-23 career against from opposing hitters. skipped across the infield for six runs over 3 1-3 innings and ting solo homers by Bagwell and winner in the first game, throw- Schourek and was 5-for-9 in the "A guy running down the an error. walked seven, matching his ca- Rick Wilkins in the sixth off ing 137 pitches while giving up doubleheader.... The Reds swept line will yell, "You got a fast- "I love batting seventh be- reer high. The last time he Smiley, then batting around three runs - two on a misplayed a doubleheader last year against ball? You can't throw any cause it gives me the chance walked seven was July 29, 1990 against the bullpen for four runs fly ball - on eight hits over eight Philadelphia and were swept by harder than that?' " Neagle to drive in some runs," said against Philadelphia. and a 7-all tie in the seventh. innings. Jeff Brantley pitched the . said. "My first couple of years Garcia, who batted eighth be- in the league, it might have fore this season. He was bothered me. Now, I look at it S-for-8 with five RBIs in the as I've frustrated them so final two games of the series. Lewis single pushes Tigers to win

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The Associated Press be the celebration of celebra- sie Ruiz was unofficially de- Kelley the elder, no relation to tions." "I never thought it would ever be like this. clared the winner of the 1980 the John J. Kelley who won it in BOSTON - From beef stew and Kenyan Cosmas Ndetl Is Not in its wildest days." race until it was determined that 1957, will serve as grand mar- a laurel wreath to a $100,000 . favored to win an unprecedented she had, shall we say, "taken a shall for the second year in a prize. Prom IS runners to 40,000. fourth consecutive title; his son shortcut." row, his record of 58 finishes From John McDermott to Cos- Gideon Boston, named in honor John A. Kelley quite safe. "I'm part of the furni- mas Ndeti, Roberta Glbb to Rosle of win No. 1, will be here to two-time winner The race was In danger of ex- ture now," he said. Ruiz, John Kelley (the elder) to watch. German Uta Pippig, who tinction before the decision to go Hoping to avoid the same dis- John Kelley (the younger). ran the two fastest women's with corporate sponsorship and tinction are six Kenyans in the Like the men and women who In the world last year, certainties. the fastest. This Is the first year prize money in 1986 - the Heart- top 10 men's contenders, who are have run in it, the Boston Mar- is strongly favored to win her "When I won it in 197S, there that the focus has been on the break Hill of its history, in the running the race as their coun- athon has come a long way. third consecutive Boston race. were 2,000 runners," four-time everyday runner and running it- minds of marathon purists. But try's Olympic trials. In addition Fifteen men lined up on Pippig says she respects the winner said of his self as much as it is on winning." revived by the talent infusion to Ndeti, they include: Sammy Patriots Day In 1897 for the first abilities of every opponent, first victory. "And we thought it It's been a nice, long run for that the new cash brought - the Lelei, who ran the second fastest , with McDer- which is spreading the respect a was a big race." the Boston Marathon: downhill at men's and women's winners will marathon in history at Berlin last mott leading the 10 finishers by little thin when there are an un- Now, there are that many from first, with troublesome climbs get $100,000 for the 100th - the year. over six minutes. A century later, precedented 9,220 other women Canada alone. along the way. race picked up . Also expected to compete are more than 38,000 runners - and lining up against her. Ndeti says Everybody wants to be in Bos- Women were excluded until An estimated 2 million specta- Australia's Steve Moneghettl, thousands more unwelcome ban- he doesn't c*re how many run- ton for the 100th. The Boston Roberta Gibb, the race's most be- tors are expected to line the Brazil's Luiz Antonio Dos Santos dits - will amass in Hopkinton on ners are in the race ~ as long as Athletic Association office was loved bandit, broke the barrier In route this year, braving tempera- and Mexico's Andres Espinosa. Monday when the 100th Boston they stay behind him. deluged with calls and letters 1966. The next year, Katherine tures in the 40s and a possible Other top women's contenders Marathon field makes its "That's what I'm hoping," he from runners who didn't qualify Switzer got a bib number by us- drizzle. The forecast is good include Kenya's Tegla Loroupe, 26.2-mile commute downtown. said. or forgot to mail their applica- ing her first initial on the entry news for doctors concerned two-time defending champion of "I never thought it would ever Ndetl said he was going after tions, begging for a bib. form, then had to evade BAA about a long run on a hot day with the New York race, Madina Bik- be like this. Not In its wildest his 1904 course record of 2:07:15. "It's two different races this official Jock Semple when he 40,000 people. tagirova of Belarus, who finished days," said 88-year-old race But the biggest field in the year," BAA spokesman Jack tried to chase her off the course. Just In case, there will be 2,500 third at the 1995 Boston, Nobuko patriarch John A. Kelley, a two- event's history - four times big- Fleming said. "Usually, it's just Since 1972, the race has proud- medics, 190 massage therapists, Fujimura of Japan and Alia Ji- time winner, seven-time runner- ger, In fact - creates a lot of un- who gets from Point A to Point B ly welcomed its female contes- 160 podiatrists and thousands of llaeva of Russia. Classifieds

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Any ???'• Call the USG office at 2-81 16 Internships, sports, news, entertainment, USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USG USC travel, musk, debatee. and 1,OOP's ol links ' I Sports page eight The BC News Monday, April 15, 1996 RILEY Continued from page five. playoffs, and if they get there, they can cause trouble." "We have to work extremely New York coach Jeff Van Labonte drives into record books hard and keep our eyes on that Gundy said the Heat's revamped Jot Macanka quent caution and held him off Pressley, who recorded the I had It cleared low but I didnt. eight spot." team would win SO to SS games in the rest of the way in a 16-lap The victory over New York a full season together. The Associated Press best finish of his two-year Win- I cannot believe it. In all the sprint that featured very tight ston Cup career. Sterling Mar- years I've been racing, that's a gave Miami a one-half game lead "They're very good talent-wise - but clean - racing. over Charlotte in the race for the NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. lin was the only other driver on first." and they're obviously well the lead lap. final conference playoff berth. coached," Van Gundy said. "The - drove into the "I was glad it was Jeff be- The Heat hold the tiebreaker Heat would be an unenjoyable record books Sunday with a Andretti's car burst into edge over the Homets. first-round opponent." performance befitting NAS- hind me because we've always Wallace beat Labonte and flames after the collision, but Since Feb. 22, when Riley made If the Heat earn a playoff CAR's Iron Man, outdueling raced each other real clean," Gordon out of the pits after the he quickly got out and was not Labonte said. "I knew he three trades that brought five berth, their reward will be to teammate to cap a race's second caution flag flew injured. Nonetheless, it new players to the team, Miami play basketball's best team, the wild finish and win the First wasn't going to do anything to on lap 319 for a spin by Elton marked the fourth time in sev- has gone 16-9. Chicago Bulls. Union 400. me." Sawyer. en races this season that he "They're a good team now," 'That's all right," Hardaway Career victory No. 17 came failed to finish an event. Knicks guard Derek Harper said. said. "Chicago has to play us, on the day Labonte tied Rich- Gordon, who was bidding for The top three drivers held ard Perry's all-time Winston their position until lap 374, "I don't know when our "They're fighting for the too." his third consecutive victory, Cup record by starting his made several attempts to take when Andretti got spun by luck's going to change, but I 513th consecutive race. La- the lead in the closing laps but going down the guess it will help when one guy BULLS bonte, who began his streak in wound up about 3 feet behind backstretch and bit the outside gets off the race track," said Continued from page five. but Chicago's Steve Ken- January 1979, can break the Labonte, whose durability has retaining wall. As Andretti's Andretti, who also was in- abruptly stopped the run with a record simply by starting next earned him the nickname of Ford careened down across the volved In a wreck with Bodine Ron Harper scored IS and 3-pointer. week's event in MartinsviUe, Iron Man. track toward the Inside apron, last month In Darlington, S.C. Pippen 13 for Chicago. Terrell Notes: Dennis Rodman was Va. the leaders came roaring up on Brandon led the Cavs with 21 whistled for a Labonte, who started his "There just wasnt enough the scene. The race was red-flagged for points, and Chris Mills had 16. with 8 minutes left in the Chevrolet Monte Carlo on the room to get it done cleanly," II minutes while crews Jordan scored Chicago's fourth quarter for clapping at pole Sunday at North Wilkes- Gordon said. "Sure, I could Wallace couldn't get out of cleaned up the mess at the end final five points of the first referee Steve Javie after Javie boro Speedway and led six have put the bumper to him, the way. Labonte, Gordon and of the backstretch. When the half on a 3-polnter and a fast- called Rodman for a foul. ... times for 167 laps, appeared but that doesn't do you any the rest of the leaders did. cars were restarted and were break layup, putting the Bulls The Cavaliers had won six of headed for a second-place fin- good next week." allowed to pit, Labonte and up 46-35, and they were never their previous seven home ish behind . But The crash caused significant Gordon both recorded stops of seriously threatened in the games against Chicago. ... Chi- Wallace collided with the Labonte's fourth career front-end damage to Wallace's 19.2 seconds and appeared to second half. cago won its fifth straight road lapped car of John Andretti triumph on North Wllkesboro's Ford. He wound up 33rd in the cross the line at the end of pit A basket by Pippen gave game and matched the team while pulling away from the .625-mile, low-banked oval was 37-car field, a bitter pill to road at the same time. them their biggest lead at 77-49 record of 31 road victories set field on lap 374 of the 400-lap worth $229,025. swallow after leading three early In the fourth quarter. in 1991-92. ... The margin tied event. times for 119 laps. But NASCAR officials said Cleveland answered with 10 Cleveland's largest in a loss "Rusty had us beat," said La- wound up Labonte was the first out, and straight points, capped by Dan this year. ... Rodman got six bonte, who barely beat Gordon third, about IS car-lengths "I cannot believe it. I really Gordon never was able to pull Majerle's 3-pointer with eight rebounds, nine under his aver- out of the pits on the subse- back, followed by Robert can't," Wallace said. "I thought even the rest of the way. minutes left, to get within 18, age.

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