2F SPORTS • Wisconsin State Journal, Sunday, July 29,1990 view concerning her relationship Todiy Monday Tumday |wtdneaday Thursday Friday Saturday with Constantin Panait, Co- 'Boston Bashers' BREWERS maneci also said the Romanian CHogo carpenter had "stolen" from her !«»•• Texaa Te»a* Chicago Chicago Chicago 130p.m. 730p.m. 740p.m. 130p.m. 730p.m. 730p.m. 730p.m. $150,000 she earned in appear- Ch.47 ances throughout the United MUSKIEf ice Switzerland States following her defection. Tubbs' comeback Beloit(2) Burlington Burlington K«ixwh« K*flo*h* Appfrttm AppMon When Comaneci, in Seattle for Associated Press 2p.m. 7p.m. 7p.m. GOODWILL GAMES begins with TKO the Goodwill Games, was asked if Never mind the attendance, $ Panait had threatened or physi- which was sparse. Never mind the Former World Boxing Associ- | J Honwg«m« | | Rdganw0« a cally abused her, she replied, "He competition, which was sparse. ation heavyweight champion was not so good with me." Never mind the cool weather, which Tony "TNT" Tubbs began his was sparse. quest for career redemption SPORTS ON THE AIR The point is the U.S. hockey Saturday night, scoring a sixth- team made its Goodwill Games round TKO over Mike Cohen TELEVISION Bohn's late flurry debut Saturday and did so in con- 6:50 a.m. — Auto racing — For- chao Kittikasem vs. Michael Carbajal in after dominating the entire fight. mula Grand Prix of Germany at Hock- IBF championship bout at Phoenix; Ch vincing fashion, drubbing Switzer- Referee Tony Perez stopped enhiem; ESPN. 27. strikes down Miller land, 7-1, with the help of four goals the scheduled 10-round fight with 11 a.m. — Women's tennis — 3:30 p.m. — Hydroplane racing and six assists by players with con- 1 second left in the sixth round. Final round of the Federation Cup at — The Budwieser Regatta at Miami, Parker Bonn III rolled a strike nections to the hockey hotbed of Atlanta; ESPN. Fla. (taped); Ch 15. on his final ball to top Hugh Mill- Tubbs, who has been training in Noon — Auto racing — NASCAR 3:30 p.m. — Auto racing — IMSA er, 247-236, in the title match of Boston. Boscobel since April, had already DieHard 500 at Talladega, Ala.; Ch. 3. GTP competition at Portland; ESPN. OK, so only 2,491 fans showed up knocked down Cohen once in the 12:30 p.m. — Baseball — Chi- 7 p.m. — Baseball — St. Louis at the Professional Bowlers Associ- at Tri-City Coliseum in Kennewick, round with an overhand right and cago Cubs at Montreal; WGN. New York Mets; ESPN. ation International Summer Clas- Wash. And maybe the Swiss had 1 p.m. -r Golf.— Final round of 7:05 p.m. — Goodwill Games — sic in Edmond, Okla., Saturday. was pounding Cohen (28-16) the LPGA Championship at Bethesda, Men's basketball: Soviet Union vs. more holes than their cheese. And against the ropes when Perez Md.; Ch. 15. Brazil in bronze-medal game and Bohn opened the final with so it was July. stepped in. 1 p.m. — Tennis — Final round in United States vs. Yugoslavia in gold- three strikes, then fell behind by But thanks to Joe Saccd's two the Canadian Open at Toronto (taped); medal game; Women's gymnastics: In- "I could have come in there ESPN. dividual apparatus competition; Water a pin when Miller strung together goals, Team USA gave University and gave it all I had," said Tubbs, 1:30 p.m. — Golf — Final round of polo; TBS. five strikes. Bohn regained the of Wisconsin Coach Jeff Sauer his 31, who improved to 29-2 with 18 the Senior British Open at Tumberry, 11 p.m. — Golf — Final round in lead for good in the sixth frame first victory since the Badgers won knockouts. "But I took my time Scotland; Ch 27. the Curtis Cup at Bernardsville, N.J. when Miller left a 3-5-6-9 spare the National Collegiate Athletic As- 1:30 p.m. — Baseball — Milwau- (taped); ESPN. and let him make the pace." kee at Chicago White Sox; Ch 47. 11:35 p.m. — Goodwill Games — known as "the bucket." sociation title in April* 2:05 p.m. — Goodwill Games — Men's basketball: Soviet Union vs. Raymond Walder's goal with the Boxing: quarterfinal bouts; Cycling; Brazil in bronze-medal game and game 10 minutes old gave Switzer- Rythmic gymnastics at Seattle; TBS. United States vs. Yugoslavia in gold- LOCALLY land its only goal and a 1-0 lead. 3:30 p.m. — Golf — Final round in medal game; Women's gymnastics: In- Jim Johannson, a former UW U.S., Soviets in the Buick Open at Grand Blanc, Mich.; dividual apparatus competition; Water The All-City diving competi- Ch. 3. polo; TBS. athlete and veteran of the 1988 U.S. Associated Press Federation final 3:30 p.m. — Boxing — Muang- tion is Monday and Tuesday at Olympic team, tied the score at the the Shorewood pool. Nine pools in American Cory Baze celebrates Zina Garrison and Jennifer 15-minute, 37-second mark before RADIO the Madison area with a total of Sacco scored on a power play for a his 3-1 victory over Gnel Medzhlu- Capriati posted straight-set victo- New York Mets WIBA 228 divers will be competing. .myen of the Soviet Union at 48 ries as the United States ad- at Chicago Whit.,e >Sox ; WIBAi (1310 : H310 AM). 2-1 lead late in the first period. n p.m. _ Baseball — Baseball Starting time is 8 a.m. both days. kilograms in the team wrestling AM One U.S. line featured Boston vanced to the final of the Federa- ); „ .... _ , , Sunday ; WIBA v(1310 AM). competition. tion Cup for the 19th time in 28th 7 p.m. — Baseball — St. Louis at • * University teammates Sacco, years Saturday at Norcross, Ga. ODDS & ENDS Shawn McEachern and Tony canvas. Bradley recovered from a The defending champion and Lewis, has designs on breaking Amonte. McEachern and Amonte first-punch knockdown to beat tional Speedway, where a 23-car Forward Johnny Newman assisted on each of Sacco's goals. top-seeded Americans beat third- crash tore up the field on the sec- the world record in the 400-meter Cuba's Raul Gonzales, 4-1. seeded Austria, 3-0, and will meet relay and earning a $50,000 bonus joined the Charlotte Hornets And in case you were wondering, ond lap. Saturday when the New York the "Boston Bashers" weren't to- Then it was up to the tiny tots of fourth-seeded Soviet Union, a 2-1 A smaller carburetor restric- at today's New York Games. Knicks announced their decision American gymnastics, led by the winner over second-seeded Spain Wilbur Ross thinks the Florida gether by coincidence. tor plate and a 30-degree minu- not to match an offer sheet for "Chemistry was one of the rea- 14-year-old Kim Zmeskal. On the in the other semifinal match. mum on the angle of the rear Clippers can spoil that plan. the restricted free agent. The international money market, 72 Garrison defeated Judith "We would like .Santa Monica sons we put them together again," spoiler will be mandatory in the deal is reportedly worth $5 mil- Sauer said. "It's much easier to use pounds sterling would be worth Wiesner, 6-3, 6-4, in clinching the 188-lap lap event on Talladega's to break the world record, but we lion over four seasons. The about $132. Team USA was hoping wa'nt to be in front of them at the a group who knows each other." victory. Capriati beat Barbara 2.66-mile, high-banked oval. Knicks will get no compensation The Americans will reunite Mon- Zmeskal's 72 pounds would be Paulus, 6-3, 6-4. "It looks like we're going to be finish," said Ross, the Clippers' worth her weight in gold in the indi- coach. "We're not intimidated by for losing the 6-foot-7 Newman. day night with the Soviet Union, • Michael Chang defeated a lot closer because I think a lot . The University of Arkansas which beat West Germany, 3-0. The vidual all-around. Pete Sampras, 3-6, 7-6 (7-5), 7-5, of people have been slowed Carl Lewis or anybody else." could announce before Aug. 13 U.S. skaters scored a rare victory The Americans had finished a and Jay Berger stopped Jakob down," said Geoff Bodine, coming Lewis was part of the team whether it intends to move to the over the Soviets in ah exhibition a close second to the Soviets in the Hlasek, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, to advance off a victory last week at Long that set the world record (37.83 Southeastern Conference, Ath- week before the Games began. team competition Friday as Zmes- to today's championship of the Pond, Pa. "There will be a lot of seconds) in the 1984 Olympics. letic Director Frank Broyles In other Goodwill action, the kal earned the most total points. Players International at Toronto. cars running together again." Burrell will lead off, followed But when Zmeskal fell on the Dale Earnhardt won a pole for said.. Dennis Andries knocked United States won the wrestling by Mark Witherspoon, former out Jeff Harding at the 2-minute, gold medal — the Americans' first seat of her pants in the uneven par- the first time in three years Milwaukee Marshall athlete allel bars competition Saturday, it Friday with a lap of 192.513. 15-second mark of the seventh victory ever over the Soviet Union Restrictions make Floyd Heard and Lewis.