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NBA 2D Inside Coming Wednesday UW sports 2D Black Wolf have Coverage of the 3D tough night Miller Lite 250 at vs. Goldeyes/2D Madison International Speedway ~>, Tuesday, July 27,1999* STATE JOURNAL Sports Editor: Greg Sprout, (608) 252-6170

ANDY BAGGOT Corners take step forward COMMENTARY from the two, that experience will be vital. Edwards was the 25th overall pick and Vin- Inside Edwards, Vinson son the 47th in April's , in spite of the in- juries, which occurred during their senior ease into practices years in college. Yount proves They are expected to be the third and fourth behind starters Tyrone after foot injuries Williams and , giving the force behind Packers four cover men for their multiple de- By Jason Wilde fensive back alignments — something the Sports reporter team didn't have last year. Vinson, who had surgery on a torn lig- the podium GREEN BAY — What Antuan Edwards ament in his left arch Dec. 29 and missed and Fred Vinson did Monday wasn't all that both post-draft minicamps, practiced in the , First impressions, second much. morning session while Edwards sat . thoughts and the third degree: But the fact that two rookie cornerbacks — "For my first day, I haven't done anything Phillips signs with 49ers both of whom are coming off foot injuries — Talk about your forehand-to- in the last 10 months, so it feels a little awk- ; the-forehead revelations. Who were able to participate in the first day of the ward being out there again," Vinson said. It took awhile, but Lawrence knew Robin Yount had the same training camp at all was a "But it feels good to be out there." Phillips is back in the NFL. < instincts for creative writing as huge step forward for them. Both literally Then, in the afternoon, Vinson sat out The signed •> hitting the cut-off man or going and figuratively. while Edwards, who had surgery for turf toe the Monday to a two- > to the opposite field? "I mean, I don't have a medical degree on after participating in the April post-draft year, $1.75 million contract after i Assuming that Hall of Fame my wall, but I think they're doing great," de- minicamp, practiced. pursuing, interviewing and dis-' fensive backs Joe Vitt said. "Anytime "It felt pretty good — a little pain here and induction speech Sunday was a you get on the field and you can be with the there — but I fought through it and had a secting the free agent for nearly a ' -byline effort, Yount defensive unit and get your calls down and pretty good day today," Edwards said. "I'm a month. Phillips' agent, Mitch- revealed more about himself in get your timing down, that's a huge benefit. long ways away from being ready. But I'm Frankel, said six teams pursued that heartfelt 11-minute Associated Press Nothing takes the place of repetitions and ex- going to come out here and work hard every Phillips, including the Green Bay , presentation than he did during Coach Ray Rhodes talks to rookie Al- perience." Packers. Story/50. \ 20 years of Q-and-As with the phonso Collins at training camp Monday. And given what the Packers are expecting Please see PACKERS, Page 4D Brewers.... Representatives for Lance Armstrong are negotiating with publishing houses for the rights to his biography. Given the almost-inconceivable Almost a golden arch circumstances of his Tour de triumph, some Braves starter bookstore owners may be Greg moved to place it in the fiction allowed hits on section. his first two After all, Armstrong is a guy pitches Monday. modern medicine oddsmakers 'I wasn't looking insist should be dead after a to panic,' said bout with testicular cancer so Maddux, who severe it spread to his brain allowed four hits and lungs. Instead, he has a the rest of the wife expecting their first child way. 'What's and the distinction of having going to happen? finished ahead of the world in a We're going to -, race spanning three weeks and lose. I'm going to nearly 2,300 miles. lose a game. " . Adding to the fictional That's happened theme is the fact Armstrong before. Why went to bed after every stage panic?' knowing French journalists Associated Press swarmed around his hotel, all seeking to confirm the unconfirmable: that Armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs. Turns out the only drug Maddux, Braves Armstrong came in contact with during the Tour was his cat, Chemo.... ; Missing out on Lawrence Phillips is cause for more regret master Brewers than good riddance, but it won't home until Green Bay and San Francisco meet on Nov. 29. doesn't panic, fires 6-hitter By Tom Saladino As recent miscalculations go, Associated Press Inside the one by Richie Phillips, union • Umpires strike back, sue Qhief for major league umpires, — A couple of first- /30 is situated on a list just behind singles sure wouldn't be JFK Jr. and Ken Starr and ahead enough for the • Pitcher Abbott retires/20 Of those (like me) who thought to rattle . Albert Belle would have the best Maddux gave up hits on his first little confidence. We get a couple chance of making a at 70 two pitches before recovering to of hits, and he then calmly gets home runs.... a six- hitter Monday out of the inning." '. Curious line of questioning night for his The Braves have lost 4V2 games from ESPN's Gary Miller, who second of their five-game lead in the Na- quizzed Milwaukee coach straight complete game as the At- tional League East to the New last week about the lanta Braves beat Milwaukee, 6-1. York Mets since the all-star break. drunken outburst that landed "It was no big deal. I just Maddux had a four-hit shutout Bucks forward Glenn Robinson thought maybe I could get a entering the ninth but gave up a in a Florida jail. Miller, you ground ball, a play. In- leadoff single to Grissom and a recall, made a similar fool of stead I got a line drive out to run-scoring double to Jenkins. He himself two years ago by right," said Maddux, who retired then struck out Sean Berry and urinating on police officers in Jeff Cirillo on the liner and Mar- Brian Banks and got Jose Valentin Cleveland— quis Grissom on a bouncer before to fly out to finish his 91st com- plete game. . For all his accomplishments, striking out Geoff Jenkins. "I wasn't looking to panic," Maddux, 6-1 in his past eight deserves a more starts, walked two and struck out rousing send-off.... Maddux said. "What's going to happen? We're going to lose. I'm seven. • Most coaches aspire to going to lose a game. That's hap- The Braves made it easy for motivate. Then there are those pened before. Why panic?" Maddux, scoring five runs — two like Julio Lamas, who last week After that, Maddux (11-6) put it unearned — in the fifth inning off rallied the Argentine into cruise control. Scott Karl (7-9) to take a 6-0 lead. troops for a game against Team "It was the same Maddux I re- The big hit in the inning was a USA thusly: "It's impossible to membered from when I was with two-run double by Brian Hunter win."... the Braves," Grissom said. after right-fielder Rich Becker ' If the Brewers are going to The right-hander, coming off dropped Hunter's foul fly, pro- ship Marquis Grissom back to an eight-inning complete-game 2-0 longing the at-bat. loss to Florida in his last start, had a sacrifice Atlanta before the trading pitched his first nine-inning com- fly in the first inning. Andruw deadline Saturday, now would plete game since Aug. 6, 1998, Jones had a run-scoring single, be a good time.... STEVE APPS/WSJ photo when he beat Cincinnati, 5-0. and Bret Boone and • Nothing against , Ridgewood's Sam Webb, 13, competes at the All-City Diving Meet at Shorewood Hills Pool. "We helped him out early by hit RBI grounders in the fifth. but a more intriguing made-for- Webb was second in his age division. The meet ends today. Results in Scoreboard/50. going down in order after the two Karl allowed six runs — four TV opponent for Tiger Woods leadoff hits," Milwaukee earned — and eight hits in six in- next week would be Sergio Phil Garner said. "We gave him a nings. Garcia, the teen-age Wunderkind from Spain.... The week leading up to the Bears. • Hall of Fame induction brought coach Dick out a host of new tales about Jauron quietly in charge of Bears Jauron, a Yount. The best: During his former Green senior year in high school in By Tom Mulhern Jauron blends into the background. "He doesn't have to raise his voice. Bay Packers 1973, Yount wanted to go on a Sports reporter During team drills, he prefers to take "Dick can speak very loudly with defensive backs spring-break ski trip. Mindful his familiar position behind the his eyes. Dick can speak very loudly coach, played in of the risks and the fact major PLATTEVILLE — He is almost secondary, observing silently, checking with a whisper, because there's the NFL with the league scouts were so high on indistinguishable in his khaki pants, frequently the sheet of paper in his firmness, there's a definition in his Lions and Yount, his baseball coach, Ray white shirt and dark blue Chicago hands that lists the order of the plays, voice that you have to respect." O'Connor, asked Yount's Bears cap. just like he did in nine seasons as Jauron left no doubt who was in Bengals. 'He mother, Marlon, to hide her If you didn't know Dick Jauron had defensive backs coach with the Green charge when he released former can relate to son's skis. She didn't. Her son been chosen as only the 12th head Bay Packers from 1986 to '94. starting Erik Kramer just what we go went skiing, and they all lived coach in the storied history of the The next time Jauron raises his before the start of camp. It was a bold through as happily ever after— Bears, you certainly wouldn't have voice on the practice field will be the move, given that quarterback Cade players, the ' Finally, when it comes to been able to pick him out from the first. But don't mistake his quiet McNown, the team's top draft pick, is pressure and getting his due from the world, phalanx of coaches and team demeanor for passivity. unsigned and there are no other coping with a personnel scurrying about the practice "When Dick Jauron says something experienced on the the hope here is that Armstrong lot of different won't have to peel off his shirt, field at the opening of training camp with those steel-cold eyes, you know roster. But it was a clear signal that strike a provocative magazine last week. he's serious," said Bears defensive change is in order for a franchise that things,' running pose or flirt with David Some head coaches dominate coordinator Greg Blache, who spent back Edgar Letterman. practices with their voice and presence. six years with Jauron in Green Bay. Please see JAURON, Page 4D Associated Press Bennett said. 2D SPOHfS Wisconsin State Journal, Tuesday, July 27,1999

SPORTS TODAY WED. THUR. FRI. SAT. SUN. WON. Montreal Gallagher feeling empty IN BRIEF 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m.

AUTO RACING Black Wolf fail to deliver key hits in loss to Goldeyes By Ron Ognar walked Chris Vasquez. After Don- Rain-delayed 250 Sports reporter NORTHERN LEAGUE nie Harris struck out for the third, time in the game, Danny Lewis tonight at MIS The Madison Black Wolf had grounded out to second to end the ' Madison International their chances Monday night at a league-leading 1.28 ERA and had game. surrendered just five walks in 49V3 Speedway will hold the Miller SPORTS ON THE AIR Warner Park. "We were hitting it, but we just', Lite 250 tonight, one week after Unfortunately for the Black . couldn't seem to string them to,-, it was postponed due to rain. TELEVISION Wolf, they couldn't take advantage But Madison (22-29 overall, 5-4 gether," said Taylor (6-4), who al- The 250-lap 6:30 p.m. — Golf — DLJ direct Milwaukee at Atlanta; MSC, TBS. ofenough of them. in the second half) could manage lowed three runs on four hits in par 3 Shootout at Gaylord, Mich.; 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — New just one run against Forney (7-0), 7Vs innings. feature is scheduled to start (taped today); ESPN. York Yankees at ; The Black Wolf left 11 runners who was aided by three double around 8:15 p.m. Grandstand 6:30 p.m. — Pro baseball — WON. on base and lost to the Winnipeg Before Monday's regularly gates open at 5 p.m., with racing Goldeyes, 5-3, in a Northern plays before he was relieved in the scheduled game, the two teams to start at approximately 7 p.m. RADIO League game before 977. seventh. played the continuation of, Though Edgerton NASCAR 11:30 a.m. — Mad City Middays 6:30 p.m—. Pro baseball — "Rick Forney is one of the best Wednesday's at' — With Rich Reynolds and Sean Milwaukee at Atlanta; WIBA (1310 When Black Wolf hitters did in the league," Black Wolf Winston Cup driver Thompson; WTLX (100.5 FM). AM). make contact in key situations, the shortstop Dan Grice said. "We got Winnipeg in which the Goldeyes won't be able to attend as 5 p.m. — The Sports Drive — 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — Goldeyes defense always seemed made an illegal substitution. The originally scheduled, MIS With Craig Karmazin, Steve Politziner Winnipeg at Madison in a Northern to have an answer. However, it was our hits off of him, but when he game continued in the top of the and Brian Roller; WTLX (100.5 FM). League game; WTLX (100.5 FM). gets in trouble he gets groundballs officials believe there will be a the times when Madison hitters and ." ninth with the Black Wolf trailing, larger field than they originally failed to put the ball in play with The Goldeyes (33-20) expanded 5-2, and Lewis on first with no anticipated for the main event. men on base that Black Wolf man- their 2-1 lead with a three-run outs. Madison scored one run on Currently they plan on having 28 include a new Hall of native, led MATC in home runs, ager wanted to talk eighth. Black Wolf pitcher Joe Grice's single but lost, 5-3. cars in the 125-mile race. Champions, will continue RBI, wins, innings pitched and about. Stutz relieved starter Donnie Tay- WINNIPEG MADISON Already in the race from through next spring. strikeouts, while Gillitzer, a "We left a lot of people on base lor with one out and a man on sec- ab r h bl abrhbl qualifying on July 19 are Duva2b 5010 Copeland 2b 4 0*1 H ' • Associate coach Mark Few Prairie du Chien native, hit a and struck out in key situations," ond. After striking out the first Koklndalf 3100 Campos rf 4 0»3*0» ' Madison's Brian Hoppe and Everson Ib 4111 Vasquez If 4 0,l'o, ' was named as Gonzaga's men's team-high .449.... Middleton Gallagher said. "If you hit the ball batter he faced, Stutz surrendered Lane cf 3000 Harris cf 5 0,0-0. I Chad Wood, Marshall's Nathan basketball coach. Thornhill ss 4231 Lewis dh i 1 2"0. i won twice Sunday in the and they it, fine, but by strik- a run-scoring single to Chad Heorn rf 3112 Swlnlonlb 3000 Haseleu, McFarland's Kyle Few, who is entering his llth Wisconsin State Legion Sachs 3b 4021 Roper3b 4132 ing out we're not going to be suc- Thornhill. Chandler dh 4000 Wagner c 300.0 . Kinder, Beloit's Ryan Hanson season with the Gonzaga Baseball Tournament at cessful." Stutz then gave up a two-run Matthew! 4000 Grlcess 3 1'2.0* and Cambridge's . program, replaces Dan Monson, Wisconsin Rapids. Middleton Gallagher was especially upset Totals 34 1 1 5 Total! 33 3 12 3 to Sean Hearn before Winnipeg...... — .... .- ...... 00 0 200 030 — i For more information call who left for Minnesota. Contract finished the six-team round- that Black Wolf veterans struck out Madison ...... _». «...... 000 000 130 — 3 getting out of the inning when E - Thornhill (11). DP — Winnipeg 3. LOB — Winnipeg 7; the track office at (608) 835-8305. terms were not disclosed. robin competition 4-1 and tied in key situations. Madison 11. IB — Lewis (3), Grlce (4). HR — Eversan 111), Brent Sachs tried to stretch a sin- Hearn (10), Roper (5). SB — Duva (14), Thornhill (4). d - Meanwhile, Minnesota with Oshkosh for the title, but "Veterans have to know to put gle into a double and was thrown Roper (3). S — Campos (5), Wagner (3). GOLF released terms of Monson's lost the tie-breaker since the ball in play and take the RBI out at second. F H R ER BB SO Winnipeg contract, which includes a Oshkosh beat Middleton, 7-6, on and go on to the next inning," Gal- Chad Roper's two-run home run FornevW(7-) 11 1" Roisum leads 1st day clause that holds him Saturday. Oshkosh advances to Guehne I'/i 220 lagher said. "A veteran has to be in the bottom of the inning cut the OchsnerS(S) 1 002 accountable for rules violations the National Regional in able to put the ball in play." Madlion ' of Public Links event deficit to 5-3. Taylor L(6-4) 7'/j "7. committed by assistants and a Paducah, Ky. The Black Wolf had eight hits Stulz % 1 The Black Wolf loaded the Roup - -0 Defending champion Pat $25,000 bonus if the team's against Goldeyes starter Rick For- Isom 10 bases with one out in the ninth HBP — by Forney (Grlce). Roisum of Madison carded five grade- average exceeds 2.8 ODDS AND ENDS ney, who came into the game with when the Goldeyes intentionally T- 2:50. AH. — 977. birdies en route to an even-par on a 4.0 scale. 72 to lead after the first round of Tour de France champion the 54-hole Wisconsin Women's DIVING Lance Armstrong kept up his Public Links State winning ways Monday by taking Championship on the West All-City Meet kicks a 62-mile race around Boxmeer, Cooksey to leave UW Friday Course at Yahara Hills Monday. Netherlands, as well as a "I wanted to birdie in," off at Shorewood $25,000 appearance fee. By Andy Baggot Johnson. Maturi, a former UW as- Roisum said after recording Two Middleton divers won Armstrong was scheduled to Sports reporter UW SPORTS sociate athletic director, has re- three straight birdies on holes their respective events on the ride races in Belgium and the ceived permission from Badgers 14,15 and 16. "I had chances at Netherlands today and One of the more sensitive ongo- first day of the All-City Diving tion of director for the annual coach Jeff Sauer to speak with it, too. I had 15-footers and Meet Monday at Shorewood Wednesday, fly to the U.S. for ing projects at the University of Ford and Johnson. Maturi said tie didn't make them." talk shows Thursday and fly Wisconsin Athletic Department scholarship seating fund, which in- Hills Pool. volves servicing the needs of sea- plans to interview as many as five Sue Joy-Sobota shot a 4-over Ross Cotter-Brown took the back to the Netherlands for has run into a snag. finalists, starting perhaps as early, 76 and is in second. Diane another race Friday.... Patrick Terry Cooksey, who was helping son ticket holders who have title in the 13-14-year-old boys secured preferential seating for as the end of this week. •;;••; Lindstrom, who like Roisum and age division with a score of Rafter supplanted Andre Agassi oversee development of the new Bob Daniels of Ferris State, • Joy-Sobota claims Yahara as her 215.70, followed by Sam Webb of at the top of men's , the preferential seating plan for UW men's and women's basketball and home course, shot 78 and was football, has resigned effective Fri- hockey at the Kohl . Blaise MacDonald of Niagara and Ridgewood at 182.6. In the 13-14 fifth player to be No. 1 this year. Bill Wilkinson of Wayne (Mich.) the only other golfer to break 80. girls, Becky Kingston edged But can regain the day to become athletic ticket di- The opportunity to return to The tournament continues rector at Southern Mississippi. ticket-office duties, be to State are current coaches who Middleton teammate Kristin No. 1 spot if he makes the final have applied for the job. Joining today on Yahara's East Course Strnad, 166.05 to 164.45. of this week's Open, "It puts a glitch in the process," home (Florida) and work with a and concludes on the West West Side's Bill Rhinesmith which Rafter is not playing said Vince Sweeney, the UW asso- smaller enterprise (Southern Mis- Ford and Johnson on the list-o/-, Course Wednesday. was first in the 11-12 boys at 157. A group headed by billionaire ciate athletic director for external sissippi has an enrollment of top assistants under consideration Brooke Freischmidt of Donald Sturm beat out former relations. 11,000) prompted Cooksey to apply are Casey Jones of Ohio State, Mel ' COLLEGES Shorewood took the 11-12 girls quarterback Cooksey has been working for the job in Hattiesburg two Pearson of Michigan, Scott Sande- event at 202.35. John Elway and a Saudi Arabian closely with Sweeney, meeting months ago. lin of North Dakota and Dave NCAA gets comfy The event continues today at princess, winning the chance to twice weekly to devise an auto- "I had some unfinished things I Shyiak of Northern Michigan. Shorewood. The All-City bid for the rights to the Denver mated preferential seating pro- wanted to do in ticketing," Cook- Dave Lassonde, a former UW as- ; in Indy headquarters Swimming Meet runs Thursday Nuggets and Colorado gram for UW football that is sey said. sistant now at New Hampshire, The relocated NCAA opened through Saturday at the Avalanche.... Canada scored scheduled to debut in 2000. Swee- Hockey update: At least three may also surface in the search. for business Monday in a Parkcrest Swim Club. four runs in the bottom of the ney said Cpoksey's departure NCAA Division I men's hockey Women's hockey adds recruit: 140,000-square-foot Indianapolis llth inning and stunned the would slow things down a bit, but coaches, as well as a host of prom- The UW women's hockey team has;, headquarters so new that not LOCALLY United States, 7-6, in the Pan not. delay implementation. The inent assistants, are being consid- signed Kendra Antony of Yorktqn, even the boss has an office of American Games baseball search for a replacement is under ered for the vacancy at Miami Saskatchewan, coach Julie Sasner his own yet. The Madison Braves tournament in Winnipeg, way. (Ohio) University. announced Monday. Cedric Dempsey, the NCAA qualified for the North Manitoba. The game was Cooksey came to UW as - Athletic director Joel Maturi Antony, a 5-foot-2 winger, hail president, and about half of the American Fastpitch Association overshadowed by the antics of ant athletic ticket director in 1996 began the week looking to pare a 28 goals and 20 assists in the Re- association's 300-some Class A World , to be held Canadian manager , and was promoted to director in group of 33 candidates to 10, a gina Hockey League this season. employees were among the first Aug. 24-29 in Albuquerque, N.M. who was ejected after arguing 1998. Last January he was ap- group that is expected to include She is the seventh recruit to sign wave to occupy the new building ... Right-handed pitcher and over the rules regarding visits to pointed to the newly created posi- UW assistants Pat Ford and Mark withUW. in downtown Indianapolis. The Eric Goerdt joined the mound and then rejected rest will report on Monday in Madison Area Technical College when officials said no to his the final stage of the move from baseball teammate Scott Gillitzer protest after a 35-minute delay. , Overland Park, Kan. as a recruit at UW-Milwaukee. Compiled from State Journal Ex-Brewer Abbott calls it quits The construction, which will Goerdt, a Mount Iron, Minn. wire services and staff reports. State Journal wire services The hitting got a boost Monday, BASEBALL NOTES when acquired outfielder Pitcher Jim Abbott, who was re- Butch Huskey from the Seattle leased by the Milwaukee Brewers Mariners for minor league pitcher Friday, has decided to retire. me is a sense of giving everything Bulls make sure Brand in fold I've got and making the most of Robert Ramsay. "I think I've come to the end, Huskey, 27, was hitting .290 State Journal wire services baseball-wise," the 31-year-old what I've been given," he said. brothers had a compatible kidney. Lopez lost for season: The At- with 15 home runs and 48 RBI-ih NBA NOTES The San Antonio television sta- left-hander told the Free 74 games with Seattle this season. Elton Brand, the NBA's top lanta Braves have been hit with tion quoted a source close to Elli- Press Monday from his home in another major injury, losing two- Ramsay, 25, is 6-8 with a 5$& draft pick, signed a three-year con- ott for the story. The station did California. "Unless some miracle tract Monday with the Chicago Brand, a unanimous all- time all-star Javy Lopez for the ERA at Class AAA Pawtucket, al- . not report which brother, Noel or happens that I don't foresee, it's season with an injury to a knee lowing 114 hits in 114V3 innings Bulls. American this spring, averaged Robert, was the match. time for me to move on and look in A team source who spoke on 16.2 points, 8.9 rebounds and 1.88 ligament that will require surgery. with 79 strikeouts and 36 walks. „ Elliott, 31, headed to Mexico on other areas and aspects of life. It's The Braves reacquired Around the horn: The Cleve- condition of anonymity said Brand blocks his two years at Duke. vacation after last week's an- time to admit reality." signed for a package that totals "This took very little time," Greg Myers in a trade with the land Indians activated right- nouncement that he needs a kid- There was speculation that Ab- to replace handed reliever from about $10 million. Bulls general manager Jerry ney transplant to avoid dialysis. bott (2-8, 6.91 ERA with the Brew- "It's been a dream of mine. I've Krause said. "Elton wants to play. Lopez on the roster, sending the disabled list and designated He doesn't know exactly what The San Antonio Express-News ers) would try to catch on with minor league right-hander Doug veteran knuckleballer Tom Caruli- been working hard for it," Brand reported blood samples were another team. But he has con- Dent in exchange. ottl for assignment. ... The San, said after emerging from Bulls we're doing just yet, but he wants taken from Elliott's two brothers to play. The coaches will just take cluded in the past few weeks that Atlanta also said rookie left- Francisco Giants placed right-- headquarters and his mother, Odiemae. he no longer can pitch effectively. hander Chris Brock on the 15-o!ay~ it as they see it." Elliott's father was not a candi- hander Odalis Perez will have sur- with his Hornets sign Davis: The Char- "I feel fulfilled. I feel satisfied," gery to repair a torn medial collat- disabled list with a torn left knee mother in sub- date to provide a kidney because Abbott said. "My career wasn't al- lotte Hornets signed first-round he is diabetic. eral ligament in his left elbow and ligament, making room on the ros- urban Deer- draft pick Baron Davis. He will ways great, but it was wonderful." will miss the rest of the season. ter for Liyan Hernandez. ... The: field, 111. "I'm Shaq a go? USA basketball Despite being born without a make $7.99 million over three president and NBA deputy com- Red Sox get hitting help: If placed struggling ready to get years, Bloomberg News reported. right hand, Abbott pitched 10 sea- they're going to stop their current left-hander on the 15- started and missioner Russ Granik said it is sons in the big leagues. Davis, the third overall pick in likely Shaquille O'Neal will be , the need to day disabled list because of a help the Bulls. the draft, played point guard at "The only thing that matters to improve pitching and hitting. strained shoulder. < ^ *• We want to added to the U.S. team for the UCLA and turned pro after his 2000 Olympics. start with the sophomore season. "I think the one person that rebuilding Davis, 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds, seems extremely likely is Shaq," and try to get returned from a knee surgery suf- Granik said. "Tim (Duncan) has BUY A TRUCK CAP - GET A Brand back in the fered at the end of his freshman been happy to say all month that win column season to lead the team in scoring, we don't have a true center on the and get into the playoffs." assists and steals last season. He team, so I'd be surprised if he's BUY A HARD LID - GET A BEDLINER! The Bulls are playing in the played for the Hornets' summer not picked." Rocky Mountain Summer League league entry in the Atlanta Sum- Granik said , Allen Buy any Truck Cap or Hard Lid and Lakeland will include a in Utah, and Brand was expected mer Shootout earlier this month, Iverson and are other Penda Bedliner! But Hurry, This is a Limited time offer! to report today. averaging 10.7 points, 4.7 assists possibilities. The U.S. team has The 6-foot-8, 260-pound for- and in three starts. three spots available. ward spent the last month playing Elliott still waiting: San Antonio In the paint: Free agent for- with the U.S. national team in the Spurs forward Sean Elliott said ward Bo Outlaw will re-sign with Olympic qualifying tournament in that a member of his family is a the as early as Puerto Rico. possibility for a match to provide Sunday, when the NBA opens its "I realize the expectations that him with a kidney transplant, al- signing period, general manager come with being the overall No. 1 though it is still too early to know John Gabriel said. ... The New draft pick, and I'm going to work for sure. Jersey Nets announced assistants hard to live up to those expecta- KSAT-TV reported earlier Eddie Jordan, Jim Lynam and Mike tions," Brand said. Monday that one of Elliott's two O'Koren have been retained. Challenger Fiberglass Truck Cap & Prolid Penda Bedliner Fiberglass Staley, Mapp lift Sting past Liberty in OT Hardcover Associated Press pointer to tie the score at 64 with WNBA 5.2 seconds left. $649 & Penda Bedliner scored six points Starzz 73, Mystics 61: Natalie in overtime and Rhonda Mapp had Williams scored 13 of her 23 18 points and 18 rebounds to lead resa Weatherspoon's three-pointer points in the second half to spark LAKELAND SPORTS CENTER the to a 75-69 vic- and Vickie Johnson's steal and Utah to a victory over Washington tory over the host New York Lib- layup brought New York within in Salt Lake City. erty Monday. three at 72-69 with 9.8 seconds left. Williams, who aggravated a MADISON • GREEN BAY |GREENBUSH| OAK CREEK Staley sank two free throws and foot injury in the first half, keyed 4894 Lacy Rd. 3800 Velp Ave. W7661 Plank Rd. Charlotte outscored New York, Mapp added one to seal the win. a 31-12 spurt that gave the Starzz a 9320 S. 27th Street 11-5, in overtime as the Liberty 800-345-6962 800-243-4575 800-852-5833 800-457-5021 Crystal Robinson, who led New 62-44 cushion with 6 minutes, 30 608-271-0444 missed their first qjght shots. Te- York with 23 points) hit a three- seconds remaining. , 920-434-3734 920-526-3214 414-761-1811 Wisconsin State Journal, Tuesday, July 27,1999 5D

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Lewis 58 21 4 0 0 10 .362 nandez, Cuba, def. Dov Sternberg, Australia, det. Martin Damm, Czech many, 3,805.68. 14, Alex Celka, Ger- town 5. Semifinals: Milton 8, BASEBALL Copelond.. 91 27 6 0 2 11 .297 Waodmere, N.Y., oka, 5-3, 3:00. Republic, 7-5, 4-6, 7-5. many, 3,733.18. 15, Dovld Howell, Watertown 6; Sun Prairie IB, Jeffer- Doskocll... 21 6 1 0 2 4 .286 Bronze medal: Sldlrley Souza, Doubles England, 3,608.31. son 2. Roper 181 49ers roll dice SO 10 0 S 30 .276 and Eduardo Noguera, Venezuela BVron Block, Zimbabwe, and Major league Campos.... 216 57 B 2 1 19 .264 Kumlte 65kg Wayne Ferrelra, South Africa, def. AMERICAN LEGION Swlnton.... 72 18 5 0 3 14 .250 Gold medal: George Kotaka, Hono- Pete Sampras and Paul Annacone, FOR THE MIDDLETON AA REGIONAL . COUNTDOWN TO 3000 Wagner.... 61 15 4 0 3 13 .245 lulu, def. Alberto Espelo, Colombia, United States, 6-4,6-2. MADISON EAST 8, WAUNAKEE 7 Plovers closing In on 3000 coreer Harris 198 45 8 1 7 30 .227 aka, 5-1, 3:00. Bronze medal: William RECORD Waunokee 003 301 0 — 7 7 3 nits: Imrlsek 138 33 7 0 1 13 .231 Preclado, Ecuador and Enrique Vllela GENERALI OPEN Madison East 410 300 x — 8 9 4 Wade Boga* — Tampa Bay; has Cardona... 135 31 4 0 0 13 .230 Gay, Cuba At Kltibuehcl, Austria Kutchmarek and Scholl; Phillips, Z. 1J9S9' career hits, needs 11; Monday, 0- Grlce 167 37 4 0 1 12 .222 Kumlte 70kg Monday's first-round singles results Transactions Lulck and Shanda. W — Z. Lulck. L — 13. Others 204 _34 . _ 0 3 15 .167 Gold Medal: Anthony Boelbaal, Slava Dosedel, Czech Republic, Kutchmarek. Team 1757 453 VI I — San Diego; has 4 34227 .258 Netherlands Antilles, def. Jaime No- def. Werner Eschauer, Austria, 6-4, 7- AUTO RACING Leading hitters — Kutchmarek I 3988 coreer hits, needs 12; Monday, 1- Runs (258) — Vosquez 35, Campos guera, Venezuela, shlro, 5-4, 3:00. 5. Julian Alanso, Spain, def. Juan Igna- CHAMPIONSHIP AUTO RACING (W) 2x2, Watson (W) 2x4, Cliff (W) with Phillips (4. . 31, Harris 27, Grlce 26, Roper 26, Bronze medal: Jean Carlos Pena, Ven- clo Chela, Argentina, 6-0, 6-3. Adrian TEAMS — Announced the resigna- 2x4; Shanda (ME) 2x3, Rauls (ME) 3x4. , Cat Ripken Jr. — ; has Cardono 19, ImrlseK 17, Swlnton 14, ezuela and Cello Vlelro, Brazil Volnea, Romania, det. Jan Kroslak, tion of Carl Cohen, executive vice HR — Shanda, Z. Lulck (ME). 2B — 2960 career hits, needs 40; Monday, Copeland 14, Lewis 8, Wogner 5, Dos- Kumlte 75kg Slovakia, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3). Andrei Cherka- Kutchmarek; Shanda, Rauls. kocll 5, Others 31. president of marketing. By Dennis Georgatos no game. Gold medal: Rlcardo Perez, Vene- sov, Russia, def. Steven Randlelovlc, BASEBALL Stolen bases (51) — Campos 16, zuela, def. Antonio Pinto, Brazil, shlro, Austria, 6-2, 6-2. Orlln Stanoytchev, 17-UNDER STATE TOURNAMENT Associated Press NFL Cardona 9, Imrlsek 5, Roper 3, Wag- 6-5, 2:24. Bronze medal: Alonso Mu- Bulgaria, def. Alex Calatrava, Spain, — Acti- At Shebaygan ! Brewers averages ner 3, Harris 2, Grlce 1, Swlnton 1, ravama, Mexico and Masslmlllano 6-4, 6-1. Bernd Karbacher, , vated RHP Steve Karsav from the 15- MARINETTE t, MONROE 4 i Copelond bothers 10. Pagano, Brazil def. Xavler Mallsse, Belgium, 6-2, 6-4. day disabled list. Designated RHP Marlnette....lOO 120 002 — 6 8 4 STOCKTON, Calif. — Putting Errors (70) — Roper 11, Grlco 10, Kumlte BOka Herbert Wlltschnlg, Austria, def. Tom Candlottl for assignment. Monroe 001 210 000 — 4 4 0 { Cardona 7, Copeland 6, Wagner 5, Gold medal: John Fonseca, North- Lucas Arnold, Argentina, 6-3, 6-2. — Traded Hoard and Rysewyk; Meana, De- their needs on the field ahead of researched." i ob h 2b 3b hr rtal avg Harris 3, Imrlsek 3, Swlnton 3, Vos- brook, III., def. Nelson Sardenberg, Wayne Arthurs, Australia, def. Gala OF Butch Huskev to Boston lor LHP Glse (5) and Zeal. W — Hoard. L — I Ochoa 145 48 11 2 6 26 .331 quez 3, Campos 2, Others 17. Brazil, shlro, 6-2, 2:00. Bronze medal Blanco, Spain, 7-6 (8-6), 6-4. Robert Ramsay. OeGlse. his history of trouble, the San "I would sign myself, yes," said ICIrllla 380 120 17 1 3 55.316 — Bravo Rodrlquez, Cuba and Anto- Andrea Gaudenzl, , def. Leading hitters — Hoard (Ma) 3x4. I Nllsson 281 88 14 1 20 53 .313 PITCHING nio Puente Torres, Mexico Thomas Schlesstlng, Austria, 7-5, 6-2. — Traded 2B — Benesh (Ma), Hoard, Mlleski Francisco 49ers on Monday signed Phillips when asked to put himself i Jenkins 270 84 24 1 15 53.311 IP h bb so w-l era Kumlte BOko-plus Richard Fromberg, Australia, def. RHP Doug Dent to San Diego tor C (Ma), Smith (Ma), Huffman (Mo). Loretta 369 113 23 3 5 50.306 Borders.. 17.1 14 4 6 1-0 1.56 Gold medal: Doug Selchan, North Marcelo Flllpplni Uruguay, 6-4, 6-2. Greg Myers. Placed C Javier Lopez running back Lawrence Phillips. in an NFL general managers Belltard..... 330 70 14 3 5 29.304 Hetlln ...... 19.0 19 8 14 2-3 3.32 Huntingdon, Pa., det, Altamlro Cruz, Markus Hlpfl, Austria, det. Martin on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive COTTAGE GROVE A REGIONAL Grlssom... 346 99 16 0 9 49.286 Meyer ..... 81.1 87 23 31 2-5 3.98 Brazil, shlro, 5-3, 3:00. Bronze medal: Rodriguez, Argentina, 6-3, 6-2. Juan to July 25. East Troy 10, Union Grove 0 "Our hope is that his deep trou- shoes. "I don't see this as a risk." j Burriltl 326 89 M 1 26 73 .273 Taylor ..... 80.0 78 30 53 6-4 3.94 Manuel Costa, Uruguay and Yoel Carlos Ferrero, Spain, def. Magnus EAST TROY 4, COTTAGE GROVE StutI ...... 24.2 BASKETBALL bles are behind him," general Phillips pleaded no-contest to I Collier...... 59 16 6 0 1 15 .271 28 10 26 1-4 4.38 Diaz, Cuba Gustotsson, , 6-1, 6-2. Michael National Basketball Association 0 I Valentin... 123 33 5 3 6 17.268 S.Oermr.. 79.1 93 23 43 2-3 4.42 Women Kohlmann, Germany, def. Eduardo NEW JERSEY NETS — An- East Tray 001 200 1 — 4 7 0 manager Bill Walsh said in an- assaulting a former girlfriend in I Vina 154 41 7 0 1 16 .266 Roup ...... B.O B 11 4 0-1 4.50 Kumlte 53kg Medico, Argentina, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4. Fran- nounced assistant coaches Jim Cottage Grove .Banks 128 33 4 0 3 11.258 Folkers... 14.2 14 8 B 2-1 5.52 Gold medal: Belsy Qulntana cisco Cabello, Argentina, def. Mose Lynam, Eddie Jordan and Mike O'Ko- 000 000 0 — 0 5 3 nouncing the signing at the Uni- college, was arrested three timels Hughes 93 24 2 0 3 8 .258 B.Dermr. 37.0 51 7 13 2-2 6.32 Matos, Cuba, def. Gladys Euseblo, Navarra, Italy, 6-4, 6-4. Sargls Sarg- ren will return. Mvsllwskl, Mock (7) and Belerle; Isom ...... 2.1 Berry 219 53 10 1 2 22 .242 4 1 1 0-0 7.73 Peru, aka, 3-1, 2:00. Bronze medal: slan, Armenia, def. Gaston Gaudlo FOOTBALL McCormlck and Phillips. W — Mysll- versity of the Pacific, where the during 19 months with the St. Becker 97 22 2 2 3 8 .230 Moore ..... 12.2 14 14 12 0-1 8.53 Btlsslma Es-Sadlql, Canada and Argentina, 7-5, 6-1. Wolfgang weskl. L — McCormick. Pitchers Others.... 73.1 97 30 37 4-5 7.00 Christina Mucclnl, Douglaston, N.Y. Schranz, Austria, def. Hernan Gumy, — Agreed to Leading hitters — Walters (ET) team opened its training camp. Louis Rams and was released by Peterson.. 4 200 0 .500 Team. 449.2 507168 24822-29 4.83 Kumlte «0kg Argentina, 6-1,4-6, 7-5. terms with LB Dot Nguyen. 2x3. HR — Johnson (ET). 2B — Mc- Nomo._ 30 10 1 1 4 .333 Madison was 17-25 In the first half Gold medal: Mario Woyow, Vene- — Signed DE.Jer- Cormlck. "Lawrence will come to the 49ers the four weeks Weathers. 6 1 0 0 0 .167 Earned runs (242) — S. Deremer zuela, def. Maria Mala, Brazil, shlro, 2- Croatian Open malne Bcnolt, DT Marc Motock and with a clean slate, as far as foot- Wdadard.. 40 1 0 0 .150 39, Meyer 36, Taylor 35, B. Deremer 1, 2:27. Bronze medal: Lisa Ling, Can- At Umag, Croatia WR Andre Rone. SUMMER BASEBALL after a woman claimed he struck Karl 41 2 0 5 .146 26, Moore 12, Stutz II Folkers 9, Hef- ada and Barbara Chinen, Sacra- Monday's first-round results GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed WIAA State Tournament Pairings ball is concerned." Pulsipher. 0 0 0 .143 tin 7, Roup 4, Borders 3, Isom 2, Oth- mento, Calif. Singles DL Cletldus Hunt to a multlvear con- At Bukolt Park In Stevens Point her when she refused to dance Eldr.ed 0 0 0 .077 ers 57. Kumlte 60kg-plus Juan Antonio Marln, Costa Rica, tract. Quarterfinals Said Phillips: "This is a great Roqtie 0 0 0 .071 Saves (11) — Heflln 6, Stutz 4, Gold medal: Lucella Rlbelro, Bra- def. Bohdan Ullhrach (6), Czech Re- Wednesday, July 28 with him in a nightclub. !, Moore 1. zil, def. Katty Accvedo, Dominican KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed Copplngr.. 0 0 0 .000 public, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. Alberto Portas, LB Gary stills to a three-year con- New Holsteln (21-7) vs. Oak Creek opportunity. I don't intend to But Phillips' strong perform- Fox 0 0 0 .000 Republic, shlro, 6-0, :56. Bronze medal: Spain, def. Alberto Berasategul, tract. (26-5), 11:05 a.m. Klmberly Morgan, Harleysvllle, Pa* Spain, 6-4, 6-0.Vllle Llukko, Finland, Glenwood City (13-11) vs. Milwau- Plttaley 0 0 0 .000 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Placed OT screw it up." ance in NFL Europe — where hfe Fltelsk 0 0 0 .000 FOOTBALL ' and Crlstlna Madrid, Mexico. def. Ivan Beros, Croatia, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2. Daren Yancey on the physically un- kee Marquette (15-18), 1:30 p.m. Estrada.... 0 0 0 .000 ROWING , Norway, def. Arnaud able to perform list. Arcadia (16-9) vs. West Bend East Phillips signed a two-year deal Men's Lightweight Single Sculls became the league's first 1,000- Others 0 0 3 .087 NFL Dl Pasquale, France, 6-2, 6-1. Roberto ST. LOUIS RAMS — Signed G Cur- (30-4), 4:35 p.m. worth $1.75 million, including a Team—, 3408 964183 19115497 .283 1, William Belden, King of Prussia, Carretero, Spain, def. Johan Land- tis McGee and LB Brad Lytle. Re- Park Falls (32-2) vs. Arrowhead yard rusher — sparked renewed Runs (518) — Loretta 66, Burnltz Pa* 7 minutes, 23.51 seconds. 2, Os- sberg, Sweden, 6-2, 6-3. Domlnlk leased DE Joe Williams. Placed LB (19-13), 7 p.m. manl Hernandez, Cuba, 7:26.59. 3, Jav- Hrbaty (3), Slovakia, det. Lovro $425,000 signing bonus. He can 60, Clrllla 56, Grlssom 50, Nllsson 48, WISCONSIN BADGERS ier Gadov, , 7:29.91. 4, Gerordo Matt Chatham on the reserve list. interest, and San Francisco edged Jenkins 43, Belllard 36, Ochoa 29, Va- IN NFL TRAINING CAMPS Zovko, Croatia, 7-5, 7-5. Ralner SAN DIEGO CHARGERS— Signed SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC earn more through incentives. Gomez, Mexico, 7:35.27. 5, Ken Schuttler, Germany, det. Sergi Bru(7- TE Jay Hagood. Pacific: Busch's Boys 4, Farmers 3. the and the Greeh Idhkn 23, Bonks 22, Berry 22, Vina 17, Tom Burke, DE, Arizona Cardi- Beatty, Canada, 7:36.22. Becker 11, Hughes 9, Collier 9, Wood- nals. Lamar Campbell, CB, Detroit 4), 6-0. Borut Urh, , def. Vice- SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed Kcglcrs 7, Wanda's 6. At least some of that money will Men's Coxless Pairs nzo Sontopadre, Italy, 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (7- Bay Packers in bidding for him. ard 5, Karl 5, Nama 3, Eldred 2, Faltel- Lions. Daryl Carter, LB, Green Bay 1, Argentina (Damlan Ordas, Wal- DT Reggie McGrew to a seven-year sek.l, Weathers 1. Packers. Chad Cascadden, LB, New 2). contract and RB Lawrence Phillips. HOME TALENT LEAGUE be going to the league to pay a fine ter Bolunek), 6:40.49. 2, Brazil (Alex- Doubles Waived QB Mark Garcia. Wednesday's games Some teams in need of running • Walks (414) — Burnltt 50, Clrlllo York Jets. Matt Davenport, K, Pitts- andre Scares, Gllbron Cunha), 6:40.75. 49, Belllard 42, Nllsson 37, Grlssom 34, burgh Steelers. Derek Engler, C, New Mariano Puerto, Argentina, and — Signed Mlddleton at Souk Prairie, 7 p.m. for violating the NFL's violent 3, Canada (Phil Graham, Kevin Javier Sanchez, Spain, def. Tomas Cl- Sun Prairie at Povnette, 7 p.m. backs, Cleveland and Baltimore Loretta 34, Jenkins 28, Becker 26, York Giants. Terrell Fletcher, RB, San Whlthe), 6:45.09. 4, United States WR Mario Bailey. crime policy. Commissioner Paul Diego Chargers. , OT, bulec and Tomas Krupa, Czech Re- — Agreed to Thursday's gomes Ochoa 23, Valentin 23, Berry 16, Vina (Mike Collation, Arlington, Va.; Jor- public, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. among them, were leery and chose 14,.Banks 13, Collier 8, Woodard 5, Detroit Lions. Paul Gruber, OT, terms with DT John Thornton, QB Rlchland Center at Black Earth, dan Irving, Alexandria, Va.), 6:51.94.5, and LB Phil Glover. 7:30 p.m. Tagliabue, in a meeting with Hughes 5, Roque 2, Karl 2, Plttsley 1, . John Hall, K, Cuba (Ismael Carbonell, Hermes Cas- BANK OF THE WEST CLASSIC to not pursue him. ': Weathers I.EIdredl. . HOCKEY Saturday's games Phillips two weeks ago, cleared tellano), 7:06.82. At Stanford, California Blanchardville at Hollandale, noon • Strikeouts (641) — Burnltz 80, Grls- Donald Hayes, WR, Carolina Pan- Women's Lightweight Single Sculls " Walsh said he thinks the 49efe thers. Rob Lurtsema, DE, New Or- Monday's first-round singles results — Named Sun Prairie at Deerfleld, 1 p.m. him to play, but told him he would som 70, Clrllla 58, Jenkins 51, Nllsson 1, Maria Julia Garoslan, Argen- Anne Kremer, Luxembourg, def. Cross Plains at Rlchland Center, 1 50, Loretta 37, Banks 34, Berry 33, leans Saints. Cecil Martin , FB, tina, 8.04.50. 2, Tracy Duncan, Can- John Tortorello assistant coach. can provide a good environment Eagles. Carl McCullouoh, Dominique Van Roost, Belgium (7), 6- PHOENIX COYOTES — Signed p.m. be subject to the fine. Becker 32, Belllard 29, Hughes 27, Va- ada, 8.06.31. 3, Emma Obldlnskl, 0, 1-0 retired. , United LW-C Eric Heoley to a one-year con- Mlddleton at Waunakee, 1 p.m. lentin 25, Collier 19, Ochoa 19, Karl 13, RB, . Pele Monty. Oneonta, N.Y., 8.14.89. 4, Ana Sofia States, def. Cora Black, Zimbabwe, 3- Walsh conceded the 49ers were for Phillips, 24. But he also said he Raque 10, Woodard 10 Eldred 7, Nomo LB, New York Giants. Joe Panos, DG, Soberanes, Mexico, 8:18.53. 5, Marle- tract. Pine Bluff at Ashton, 3 p.m. Buffalo Bills. Cory Raymer, C, Wash- 6,6-1, 6-2. Amy Frailer, United States, — Re- Marshall at Cambria, 3 p.m. has warned Phillips he will be cut 7, Vina 6, Pulsipher 6, Weathers 3, nls Mesa, Cuba, 8:23.36. def. Anke Huber, Austria, 6-2, 6-4. signed LW Jeff Toms. Sauk Prairie at Mazomanle, 3 p.m. taking a chance on a former first- Copplnger 1, Mvers 1, Peterson 1, Plt- ington Redskins. Michael Roan, TE, Women's Coxless Pairs Chanda Rubin, United States, def. tslev 1, Foltelsek 1, Others 10. Tennessee Titans, Tarek Salen, LB, 1, Canada (Emma Robinson, United Hockey League round draft pick whose career is at the first sign of trouble. Cleveland Browns. Mike Schneck, LS, Irlna Splrlea Romania, 6-4,6-4. QUAD CITY MALLARDS — MEN'S SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE Stolen bases (47) — Grlssom 13, Theresa Luke), 7.38.53. 2, United Signed D Rick Emmett. Hearst had surgery Saturday to Vina 5, Banks 4, Becker 4, Collier 3, Steelers. States (Karen Kraft, Newport, Wash.; OF SOUTHERN WISCONSIN in jeopardy after he was released Tony Simmons, WR, New England SOCCER W L W L Ochoa 3, Burnltz 3, Clrlllo 2, Belllard i Mlssl Ryan, Bloomlngton, Ind.), AUTO RACING Motor League Soccer treat circulatory complications fol- Jenkins I Loretta 3, Valentin 2, Nlls- Patriots. Aaron Stecker, RB, Chicago 7:46.64. 3, Cuba (Malra Gonzalez, Oda- MNI/Babe's.. 4 0 x-Vomplres... 1 2 by two NFL teams in less than a Bears. Jason Suttle, CB, Denver Bron- MLS — Allocated F Ariel Grazlanl Lasers 3 0 Brewers 1 3 son 1. lls Martinez), 8:07.90. 4, Argentina, to New England. lowing a broken left ankle. He Errors (71) — Loretta 10, Valentin cos. Mike Thompson, DT, Cleveland (Patcla Conte, Ellna Urbano), 8:25.21. NASCAR Bulldogs 2 1 Bandits 0 4 year. He denied it was a panic Browns. , C Washington COLLEGE Rusty's 2 2 10, Clrlllo 9, Belllard 6, Nllsson 5, Berry SHOOTING CLEMSON — Named Ralph White move by a team that lost running rushed for a team-record 1,570 5, Burnltz 4, Karl 4, Becker Z Collier 2, Redskins. Jamie Vanderveldt, OG, Men's Free Rifle Prone x-won first half Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Mike Verste- POINTS LEADERS women's track and field coach. Sunday's results Banks 2, Ochoa i Jenkins i Wick- 1, Matthew Emmons, Browns — Named back Garrison Hearst to a potenti- yards last year, but was hurt on the man 2, Grlssom 1, Vino 1, Roque 1, gen, OG, St. Louis Rams. Troy Vin- Mills, N.J., 697.0 points. 2, Wayne I, Dale Jarrett, 3,014.1 Mark Mar- Lazers 7, Vampires 3 cent, CB, . Jerry tin, 2,760. 3, , 2,731. 4, Jodv Wllhelm and Jason Coffman as- Bulldogs 8, Lazers 2 Hughes 1, Plunk 1, Others 1. Sorensen, Canada, 692.5. 3, Henry sistant rowing coaches. ally career-threatening injury." first play during last January's Wunsch, OT, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Gerow, Canada, 689.9. 4, Walter Mar- , 2,659. 5, Tony Stewart, Rusty's 11, Brewers 9 OTHERS 2,565. 6, , Z522. 7, Dale PENNSYLVANIA — Added wom- Raptors 9, Rustv's 0 •i)i PITCHING tinez, Nicaragua, 686.6. 5, Roberto en's golf as a varsity sport. "Is this a desperate move? playoff loss at Atlanta. '' Ip h bb so w-l era Jeff Baker, QB, San Olego Charg- Ellas, Mexico, 686.0. 6, Glenn Dubls, Earnhardt, 2,467. 8, Terry Labonte, Raptors 12, Bandits 3 Harris 1.1 012 0-0 0.00 ers (UW-La Crosse). Tony Church, Bethel Park, Pa., 685.2. 7, Anflel Ve- 2,248. 9, Mike Skinner, 2,241. 10, Rusty Sunday's games Hardly," Walsh said. "It's a busi- The 49ers hope Hearst can re- Plunk 49.2 38 29 38 2-1 2.90 TE, Tennessee Titans (UW-Oshkosh). larte, Argentina, 684.4.8, Bruce Mere- Wallace, 2,199. Raptors vs. Lazers, 10 a.m., Bow- Clint Krlewaldt, LB, Detroit Lions II, , 2,189.12, Jeremy CITY/AREA man field ness move, one we've thoroughly turn in early December. Wlckmn. 45.2 41 31 34 2-5 3.15 dith, U.S. Virgin Islands, 683.5 Bulldogs vs. Vampires, 1 p.m* Nomo 96.0 86 42 95 9-2 3.66 (UW-Stevens Point). Mike Maslowskl, TABLE TENNIS Mavfleld, 2,155. 13, John Andrettl, SPORTS Wf&thrs. 63.1 59 23 53 6-4 3.82 LB, Kansas City Chiefs (UW-La Men's team finals 2,067. 14, Bobby Hamilton, 2,057. 15, Bowman field Crosse). Rlc Mothlas, CB, Cincinnati Ken Schroder, 1,923.16, Sterling Mar- Brewers vs. Vampires, 4 p.m.. Woodrd.. 144.0 162 30 85 11-5 3.94 UNITED STATES 3, ARGENTINA 2 Bowman field Pulsphr... 24.2 32 11 9 2-1 4.74 Bengals (UW-La Crosse). Bill Liu Sang, Argentina, def. Eric tin, 1,917. 17, Bill Elliott, 1,911. 18, Diving Schrocder, WR, Green Bay Packers Wally Dallenbach, 1,883. 19, Michael Bandits vs. Rusty's, 4:30 p.m* Plttsley... 18.2 20 10 13 0-1 4.82 Owens, Flint, Mich., 21-12,21-10. Todd Stampfl field, Verona Karl 126.1 160 52 44 7-9 5.13 (UW-La Crasse). , P, Wash- Sweerls, Rockvllle, Md., def. Juan Waltrlp, 1,865.20, Kenny Irwln, 1,812. Rogue 58.0 72 29 44 1-6 5.43 ington Redskins (UW-Whltewoter). Frery, Argentina, 21-11 21-8. Eric MONEY LEADERS ALL-CITY DIVING MEET Myers 27.1 30 7 20 5-1 5.60 Owens, and David Zhuang, North I, Jeff Gordon, 13,916,441. 2, Jeff At Shorewoad Hills Pool Rcterson 10.1 13 7 7 0-1 6.10 Brunswick, N.J., def. Juan Frery and Burton, $2,982,991. 3, Bobby Labonte, Monday's results Golf Coppnor. 5.0 316 0-1 7.20 AMATEUR SPORTS Pablo Tabochnlk, Argentina, 21-9, 21- 51,951,021. 4, Dale Jarrett, Sl.936,089. Boys Estrada.. 7.1 10 4 5 0-0 7.36 16. Liu Song, Argentina, def. Todd 5, Dale Earnhardt, $1,748,224. 6, Mark 13-14: 1, Ross Cotter-Brawn, Mld- STATE OPEN QUALIFYING Fltelsk.... 12.0 18 3 5 0-0 7.50 Pan Am Games Sweerls, Rockvllle, Md., 21-10, 21-14. Martin, $1,571991. 7, Terry Lobonte, dleton, 215.70. 2, Sam Webb, Ridge- At Ives Grove GL, Sturtevant Eldred.... 51.0 69 24 30 1-5 8.29 David Zhuang, North Brunswick, N.J* $1,538,231. 8, Mike Skinner, $1,411206. wood, 182.60. 3, Tyler Chadderdon, Qualifiers: Bill Arneson, Kenosho, dISantos. 6.1 11 7 4 0-1 8.53 def. Pablo Tabachnlk, Argentina, 21- 9, Rusty Wallace, $1,285,054. 10, Shorewood Hills, 182.40. 4, J.P. Swan- 71. Andy Podolak, Racine, 72. Jamie Fox 6.2 11 4 12 0-010.80 Monday's results 12,21-14. Kenny Irwln, $1,281,446. son, Hill Farm, 175.90. 5, Stephen Young, Pleasant Prairie, 74. David Others....118. ..0. 137 69 83 4-8 6.10 BASEBALL Women's team finals II, Tony Stewart, $1,214,281. 12, Julka, Hill Farm, 168.65. 6, Rob Wlnget, Union Grave, 75. Scott Muel- Te«n. 872.0 973369 58047-51 4.91 Canada 7, United states 6, 11 In- UNITED STATES 3, CANADA 0 Ward Burton, $1,202,079. 13, Jeremy French, Semlnole, 168.20. 7, Luke ler, Racine, 76. Tom Chambers, Call- Earned runs (476) — Karl 72, nings Gao Jun, Galthersburg, Md., def. Moyfleld, $1,164,679. 14, Ken Rhlnesmlth, West Side, 166.95.8, Zach donia, 77. Woodard 63, Eldred 47, Noma 39, Mexico 10, Brazil 0,7 Innings Llluan Geng, Canada, 23-21, 11-21, 21- Schroder, $1,109,364. 15, Michael Wal- Spencer, West Side, 164.05. 9, Joe An- Alternates: Chris Freeman, Lake Raque 35, Weathers 27, Myers 17, Panama 6, Nicaragua 1 17. Tawny Bonn, Alhambra, Calif* trlp, $1,100,206. 16, John Andrettl, derson, Hill Farm, 163.15. 10, Fran Delton; MIKe Hilton, Muskego; George Plunk 16, Wlckman 16, Pulsipher 13, FIELD HOCKEY def. Chris Xu, Canada, 21-17, 19-21, $1,098,096. 17, Bobby Hamilton, Kelley, Monona, 162.55. Capoun, Jr., 77. Plttsley 10, Faltelsek 10, Fox 8, Peter- Men 24-22. Tawny Banh and Amy Feng, $1,075,509. 18, Sterling Morlln, 11-12: 1, Bill Rhlnesmlth, West At Lac La Belle GC son 7, Estrada 6, de las Santos 6, Cop- Trinidad 8. Tobago 1, United States Marietta, Go* def. Liluan Geng and $973,441. 19, Ernie Irvan, $946,370. 20, Side. 157.00. 2, Harry Asnlen, West Qualifiers: James Rollefson, New plnger 4, Others 80. 1, tie Petra Coda Canada, 20-22, 21-15, 21- Wally Dallenbach, $939,268. Side, 154.95. 3, Sam Keepmon, Shore- Berlin; Lorry Shoyola, 69. Pat Boyle, Saves (23) — Wlckman 20, Weath- Cuba 1, Chile 1, tie 13. wood Hills, 153.45. 4, Tyler Schultz, South Milwaukee, 71. Larry Jones, ersC, Roque 1. Argentina 6, Mexico 1 Mlddleton, 144.20. 5, Chris Berg, Oconomowoc; Bruce Hennlng, Mil- Women MEDALS TABLE Schedules Rldgewood, 142.70. 6, Carson Kralco, waukee, 73. Thomas Malar, Brook- Argentina 4, Chile 0 (71 totol medals) Semlnole, 135.15. 7, Jon Marshall, field, 74. Kevin Hough, Greenfield; Minor league ROLLER HOCKEY C S Tot Rldgewaod, 135.10. 8, Nick Fedele, Mike Johnston, Hales Corners; Matt NASCAR WINSTON CUP Rldgewood, 132.95. 9, Max Llpp, West Semifinals United States 24 63 (Winners In parentheses) Gendrich, Pauwkee, 75. United States 15, Argentina 2 Cuba... 15 37 Side, 132.05. 10, Alex Field, Share- Alternates: John Gaschke, Mil- Feb. 14 — Daytona 500, Davtona wood Hills, 126.50. Canada 15, Brazil 1 Canada .. 9 35 Beach, Flo. (Jeff Gordon) waukee; David Roesch, Milwaukee; Second Hall SOCCER Brazil. .. 3 25 Girls Mike Keppler, Oconomowoc, 76. Eastern Division Feb. 21 — Goodwrench 400, Rock- 13-14: 1, Becky Kingston, Middle- Men Mexico . 5 17 Ingham, N.C. () At SentryWorld GC, Steven's Point W Canada, 2, Trinidad & Tobago 0 Venezuela 3 12 ton, 166.05. 2, Kristin Strand, Middle- Qualifiers: Chip Acker, Marshfleld, W Michigan (Tigers) 19 .613 March 7 — Las Vegas 400, Las ton, 164.45. 3, Melissa Buchanan, Mexico 3, Guatemala 1 Argentina 6 9 Vegas. (Jeff Burton) 73. Jeff Fish, Marshfleld; Tim Mltfllgon (Astros) 16 .571 I'/i VOLLEYBALL Colombia 1 6 Parkcrest, 150.90. 4, Larlssa Fry- Schuelke, Manawa; Steve Fritz, Lake .517 3 March 14 — Cracker Barrel 500, mark, Rldgewood, 150.15. 5, Mallory x-Lonslng(Cubs) 15 Men Peru... 0 5 Atlanta. (Jeff Gordon) Forest, 75. Dan Buckley, Northwest; to. Bend(D'b«ks).....14 .452 5 Brazil 3, Barbados 0 (25-11, 25-18, Jamaica 1 4 Mason, Hill Farm, 144.30. 6, Becky Bob Stelchen, Cecil, 76. .355 March 21 — TranSouth 400, Dar- Loper, Mlddleton, 140.35.7, Kate Aus- Associated Press Ft. Wayne (Padres)...!! 25-17) Chile... 1 3 lington, S.C. (Jeff Burton) Alternates: Richie Zldlch, Sentry- Central Division Bahamas 1 2 tin, Shorewood Hills, 137.55. 8, Emily World; Allen Sullivan, New Lisbon, 76. United States 3, Colombia 2 (20-25, March 28 — Texas 500, Fort Duesler, Mlddleton. 134.95. 9, Jessica 1 x-Rockford(Reds)....17 II .607 25-17,16-25,25-19,15-12) Ecuador 0 2 Worth. (Terry Labonte) At Turtleback GC, Rice Lake Wisconsin (Mrners).lB 12 .600 Cuba 3, Venezuela 0 (25-21, 25-23, Uruguay 0 2 Stone, Parkcrest, 134.70.10, April Bar- Qualifiers: Chris Singer, Whitewa- Former UW lineman Aaron Gibson said he was just 'a little over his •1 April 11 — Food Clly 500, Bristol, tlet, Monona, 127.00. 25-22) Surinam .. 1 Tenn. (Rusty Wallace) ter; Brent Helt, River Falls, 72. Patrick KoneCntY(Marllns)..17 12 .586 '/I Argentina 3, Canada 1 (25-20, 23- Netherlands Antilles. 1 11-12: 1, Brooke Frelschmldt, ButKus, Medford, 73. Scott Cole, New 373-pound playing weight when he arrived at Lions camp Monday. 3Vj April 18 — Gaoav's 500, Mortln- Shorewood Hills, 202.35. 2, Nicole Delolt (Brewers) 14 15 .483 25,25-17,25-23) Cayman Islands 0 svllle, Va. (John Andrettl) Richmond, 75. Peorto (Cordlnols)— 9 20 .310 WATER POLO Dominican Republic... 0 Zeasman, Sharcwood Hills, 182.35. 3, Alternate: Scott Anderson, Brule, , , Western Division April 25 — Diehard 500, Talladego, Krlstlne Bouman, Rldgewood, 167.30; ; Women Ala. (Dale Earnhardt) 4, Jennie Scldemore, Ridgewoad, 75. a jodCI!y(Twlns).....17 11 .607 United states 10, Cuba 5 May 2 — California 500, Fontana. BUrllngton(W.Sox)...16 14 .53] Canada 22, Puerto Rico 1 . 160.45. 5, Pihra Plzzlngrilll, Shorewood (Jeff Gordon) Hills, 159.05. 6, Melissa Needhom, WISCONSIN WOMEN'S PUBLIC LINKS Canton (Reds) 12 17 .414 TRACK AND FIELD BASKETBALL May 15 — Ponllac Excitement 400, 54-HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP •, Cedar Rpds (Angels). 11 19 .367 Men's 20K Walk Semlnole, 157.75. 7, Bess Austin, At Yahara Hills GC, par 72 Richmond, Vo. (Dale Jarrett) Shorewood Hills, 152.10. 8, Leah Brell, Gibson comes to camp 1, Bernardo Segura, Mexico, 1 May 30 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, Championship flight hour, 20 minutes, 17 seconds. 2, Dan- Professional Parkcrest, 151.55. 9, Kara Peppier, 72 — Pat Rolsum, Madison Busi- ,x-.Won first-half title N.C. (Jeff Burton) Rldgewood, 149.65. 10, Halley Higgle, iel Garcia, Mexico, 1:20:28. 3, Jeffer- June 6 — MBNA Platinum 400, ness Women's Association, . Monday's results son Perez, Ecuador, 1:20:46. 4, Slcan Rldgewood, 149.35. ' Belolt 4, West Michigan 0 WBNA Dover, Del. (Bobby Labonte) 76 — Sue Joy-Sobota, Yahara Hills. Martinez, Guatemala, 1:20:58. 5, Ar- EASTERN CONFERENCE June 13 — Miller Lite 400, Brook- 78 — Diane Llndstrom, Madison ' '- Rockford 6, Wisconsin 4 turo Huerta, Canada, 1:22:02. 6, Curt ' .i 'Clinton 7, Kane County 6 W L Pet GB lyn, Mich. (Dale Jarrett) Softball Municipal. Clausen, Chula Vista, Calif., 1:23:39. 7, New York 10 9 .526 — June 20 — Pocono 500, Long Pond, 80 — Pattl Pellschek, Rolling heavier than Ross hoped ' (t-anslng 13, Peorla 8 Luis Carcla, Guatemala, 1:26:24. 8, ' ..Michigan 3, Cedar Rapids 1 Detroit ... 10 9 .526 — Pa. (Bobby Labonte) Meadows. Tim Berrett, Canada, 1:27:04. 9, Tim Charlotte - 10 10 .500

new NBA guidelines Favre-less Packers New York Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy needed only 33 seconds to decide that he doesn't like the NBA's decision to cut looking for backup down on physical play. That's how long it took for the referees to call three fouls on the By Bill Williamson NFL Knicks during a summer league Special to The Capital Times game against the Philadelphia GREEN BAY — It didn't take long into of camp, the Packers used the Favre-less 76ers on Monday. New York first- the preparation of the season for the Green day to signal the opening bell of the battle round draft pick Frederic Weis Bay Packers to contemplate life without between Rick Mirer and Matt Hasselbeck for picked up the first one just 10 . the No. 2 job. seconds into the game, and he had The superstar quarterback had an ex- Continuing the opinion that Rhodes three total in its first three minutes cused absence Monday as rookies, selected shared last week in a pre-camp press con- and 16 seconds. veterans and quarterbacks began training ference, offensive coordinator Sherman "I don't think NBA players are camp. Coach Ray Rhodes excused Favre, Lewis declared the battle up for grabs Mon- going to be asked to play like that. who is still in Mississippi day. While Ronnie McAda, a seventh round You don't want the best athletes in tending to his 2-week-old draft choice in 1997, and fourth-round pick the world to try to play with no daughter. She is improv- Aaron Brooks (who is unsigned and a hold- contact," Van Gundy said. "It's ing, but in a hospital's in- out), are also in the equation, it appears OK in the summer leagues with tensive care unit after Mirer and Hasselbeck will get the best op- Frederic Weis. But I don't think being born five weeks portunity to compete to be Favre's backup. people want to pay to see Allan premature. "It's open," Lewis said. "Matt and Rick Houston sit on the bench with two Favre is expected in will get the most snaps (of the backups). touch fouls, or ." camp any day. His ab- We have to make a decision." The pace of the whistles sence gave Rhodes and The acknowledgment of the competition eventually slowed as the players his staff an early chance between the two is a bit surprising, since learned what the officials would to operate without the allow. But there were still 76 fouls Favre See PACKERS, Page 6B ! in the 40-minute exhibition, about presence of the three- 1 time league MVP. OAVID SANDELL/7WE CAPITAL TIMES twice the rate of a typical NBA . While Favre, who will turn 30 in October, regular-season game. has been remarkably healthy his entire ca- INSIDE Flipping out reer, the Packers know they must be pre- • Zach Spencer of the West Side Swim Club flips off the board during the All-City DuBose's death pared for the worst. • A complete fans guide to the Packers' Diving Meet Monday at the Shorewood Hills pool. Spencer finished eighth in the Not wasting time in what could be one of training camp; plus Packer notes. 6B shocks ex-teammate the most important and entertaining battles 13-14 boys division. Results in Scorecard, 5B. Although friends knew Demetrius DuBose had fallen on hard times, the last thing they expected to hear was that he'd Night's been fatally shot by police who Big Ten ready chased him down after he fled a burglary scene in San Diego. DuBose, 28, a former for Notre Dame and the a waste Tampa Bay Buccaneers, died for annual ritual Saturday night. "I don't know how you go from A week from today, being a (second-round) pick from for Wolf the Big Ten will Notre Dame to getting shot to pound its chest, rally MIKE death for burglary," said San By Jim Polzin around the momen- Diego Chargers guard Aaron The Capital Times tum generated from Taylor, who played with DuBose at LUCAS Al Gallagher could have left an undefeated bowl Notre Dame. season (5-0) and pro- DuBose fled when officers tried Warner Park a few minutes after 7 Monday night and saved himself a claim itself as the culminate two days of newspaper, to question him outside a Mission strongest football Beach home that had been lot of frustration. television and radio intervews. By that time, the Madison Black conference in the Per usual, each conference burglarized, Lt. Glenn Breitenstein country. said. Officers said they tried to Wolf manager had already seen his school will be represented by its team drop a bitter, 5-3 decision to A week from today, University head coach and two players. UW stop him by spraying him with of Wisconsin tailback mace, but he ran. They caught Northern League foe Winnipeg. offensive tackle Chris Mclntosh and Penn State linebacker LaVar will accompany Dayne. And they him, scuffled and he got away Arrington will be singled out as again. all will be available for autographs NORTHERN LEAGUE the Big Ten's preseason offensive before the luncheon for the mere When they caught him a second and defensive players of the year. time, they struggled with him and But, Gallagher was forced to price of admission ($60). both officers pulled out A week from today, the Nittany Some of the signatures will be • stick around and watch his team Lions, coached by ageless Joe Pa- more recognizable than others. nunchakus, a weapon that consists suffer an even more bitter, 5-3 terno — entering his 50th season of two wooden sticks joined at the loss. And now that Ohio State's Andy on the Penn State staff — will be Katzenmoyer has moved on to the ends by a short chain or rope. And while the circumstances picked as the consensus favorite Breitenstein said DuBose managed surrounding the unexpected two- National Football League, you to disarm both officers of the to win the 1999 Big Ten title. won't have to worry about any game set with the Goldeyes are a A week from today, Iowa's Kirk smearing from the crayons. martial arts weapons and charged bit confusing — more on that later Ferentz and Northwestern's Randy them. The officers then shot — Gallagher had a very simple ex- Katzenmoyer wasn't the only Walker will try to say all the right underclassman to bolt. Wide re- DuBose. planation for the night's events. things about their respective pred- Taylor heard that DuBose was "Missed opportunities," Gal- ceiver also left the; practically destitute and had lost ecessors — Hayden Fry and Gary Buckeyes with eligibility remain- lagher said. "That's the story of Barnett — as first-year pledges in his San Diego-area condominium. the night." ing, which, of course, has been the "There would be like a MIKE DEVRIESmE CAPITAL TIMES the Big Ten coaching fraternity. standard operating procedure for The first game was the comple- A week from today, Ohio State 'Demetrius sighting' — he'd just tion of a July 21 contest between Winnipeg's Chad Thornhill forces out Madison's Jesus Campos years at Ohio State. • disappear, then show up one day, coach John Cooper will use the This year, though, Michigan - the teams in Winnipeg. The Gold- Monday at Warner Park. The Black Wolf lost to the Goldeyes, 5-3. Big Ten forum to complain about for a night, then boom, he'd eyes had won that game, 5-2, but State led the Big Ten in defections; disappear," Taylor said. the vagaries of the Bowl Champi- Running back Sedric Irvin, defen- • Gallagher filed a protest, claiming onship Series and campaign for a the night, Madison blew a chance sive tackle Robert Newkirk and de» that Winnipeg manager Hal Lanier high , Lewis grounded national football playoff. fensive end Dimitrius Underwood ' had made an illegal substitution in to score critical runs. harmlessly to second base to end A week from today, Big Ten all declared for the NFL draft. Quote, Unquote the ninth inning. The league office "If you're going to win games, the game. commissioner Jim Delany will Underwood went in the first '* agreed and the teams resumed you don't strike out in crucial situ- "When you don't understand deny the conference has any plans round to the Vikings, Irvin in the ".'. coach Tim play Monday from the point of the ations. It's as simple as that," Gal- that the game calls for a ball to be for expansion or interest in adding Floyd, returning from vacation fourth round to the Lions and ;; illegal substitution — no outs in lagher said. "They can't make an put in play with a man on third Syracuse as its 12th member after Newkirk signed a free-agent con-'"-' after Lakers coach the top of ninth with Madison's when you strike out. Nothing base with less than two outs and an unsuccessful and lengthy court- had hired away assistants Tex tract with the Cowboys. Danny Lewis on first base. good can happen when you strike you continue to do that, that's a ship of Notre Dame. Michigan State coach Nick Winter and Frank Hamblen: Still, it looked to be a non-issue out." good way to go to the house (get A week from today, the Univer- "I was gone for 10 days. I de- Saban also lost a few more players after Winnipeg reliever Alan If that point wasn't clear after released)," Gallagher said. sity of Minnesota will be touted as over the winter for a variety of in-'".' cided I better get back or I'll be Ochsner struck out Jermaine the loss in the opener, it certainly one of the most improved teams in coaching by myself next year." "This is not a game that's very discretions. Saban, no doubt, :;> Swinton and got Donnie Harris to was after the nightcap. Having al- difficult. There are certain rules the Big Ten; at least, on paper — would now like to lose the rap of ' • ground into a fielder's choice. ready stranded eight runners, that you have to do. And you have term or otherwise, Jan Gangelhoff coaching the biggest under- ; However, singles by Brian Wagner Madison entered the ninth with a to put the ball in play with a man notwithstanding. achievers in the conference. Today's Trivia and Dan Grice pulled the Black 5-3 deficit. on third base. You don't go for a A week from today, the Big Ten The Spartans, who finished Wolf to within 5-3 and put the Once again, the Black Wolf put home run." will hold its 28th annual Kickoff sixth last year with a 4-4 Big Ten Who is the youngest women's tying runs on base. up a fight, loading the bases with Madison, which fell to 5-4 hi Luncheon in the East Ballroom of record (6-6 overall), are pegged tennis player to reach a Grand But Ochsner stuck out Jason one out on two walks by Ochsner the second half, also left the bases the Sheraton Chicago. ESPN's for another second-division finish.; Slam semifinal? Answer hi Sports Copeland to end the game and, in and a single by Grice. But after Mike Tirico will emcee the event, Briefs, 2B. what would become a theme for Ochsner struck out Harris with a See WOLF, Page 4B which will draw 1,500 fans and See BIG TEN, Page 4B Tuesday, July 27,1999 The Capital Times 5B SCORECARD

Jenkins 270 84 24 1 15 53 .311 Tennessee Titans. Tarek Sateh, LB, BASEBALL Lorelta 369 113 23 3 5 leased DE Joe Williams. Placed LB South Carolina: All'n Bach's 7, WISCONSIN WOMEN'S PUBLIC 50 .306 Cleveland Browns. Mike Schneck, LS, Matt Chatham on the reserve list. Lycon Inc 0 (forfeit}; Rough Dia- Belllord 230 70 14 3 5 29 .304 . LINKS 54-HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP , Grlssom... 346 99 16 0 9 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS — monds 7, Night N Gales 0 (forfeit); At Yahara Hills GC, par 72 49 .286 Tony Simmons, WR, New England Signed TE Jay Hagood. Burnltz... 326 89 24 1 26 73 .273 mi Bank 10, Turbo Dogs 9. Championship flight Patriots. Aaron Stecker, RB, Chicago SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed Women's fast-pitch Major league Collier 59 16 6 0 1 15 .271 Bears. Jason Suttle, CB, Denver Bron- Valentin... 123 33 5 3 6 17 DT Reggie McGrew to a seven-year Arkansas: Silver Eagle 9, Mid- 72 — Pat Rolsum, Madison Busi- .268 cos. Mike Thompson, DT, Cleveland contract and RB Lawrence Phillips. Plains 8; National Guardian Life 5> COUNTDOWN TO 3000 Vino 154 41 7 0 1 16 .266 ness Women's Association. Browns. Dan Turk, C Washington Waived OB Mark Garcia. Players closing In on 3000 career Banks 128 33 4 0 3 11 .258 Mid-Plains 4; Vista 7, wiggles 1. hits: Redskins. Jamie Vanderveldt, OG, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Signed Colorado: Marilng/Plddlngton 7, Hughes 93 24 2 0 3 8 .258 Tampa Boy Buccaneers. Mike Ver- 76 — Sue Joy-Sobota, Yaharb Wade Boggs — Tampa Boy; has Berry 219 53 10 1 2 22 WR Mario Bailey. Come Back In 3; Wonders Pub IS, Re- 2989 career hits, needs 11; Monday, 0- .242 stegen, OG, St. Louis Rams. Troy TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to alestate Guy.Net 0; Tully's 15 Schoon- Hills. Becker...... 97 22 2 2 3 8 .230 Vincent, CB, Philadelphia Eagles. 3. Pltche terms with DT John Thornton, OB ers 6. Jerry Wunsch, OT, Tampa Bay Buc- Kevin Daft and LB Phil Glover. 78 — Diane Llndstrom, Madison Tony Gwynn — San Diego; has Peterson .. 4 2 0 0 0 0 .500 caneers. 2988 career hits, needs 12; Monday, 1- Nomo HOCKEY Municipal. 30 10 1 1 0 4 .333 OTHERS 4. Weathers. 6 1 0 0 0 0 .167 National Hockey League Baseball Col Ripken — Baltimore; has 2960 Jeff Baker, QB, San Diego Charg- 80 — Pattf PeUschek, Rolling Woodard.. 40 6 1 0 0 0 .150 ers (UW-La Crosse). Tony Church, NEW YORK RANGERS — Named career hits, needs 40; Monday, no Karl John Tortorella assistant coach. VFW TEENER Meadows. 41 6 2 0 2 5 .146 TE, Tennessee Titans (UW-Oshkosh). game. Pulsipher. 7 1 0 PHOENIX COYOTES — Signed STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

00 0 0 0 0 .143 00 0 Clint Krlewaldt, LB, Detroit Lions LW-C Eric Healey to a one-year con- Championship: Sun Prairie 13, Mil- 61 — Susan Lee Kolbe, Brown Eldred 13 1 0 0 .077 (UW-Stevens Paint). Mike Maslowskl, Roque...... 14 1 tract. ton 3. Third place: Jefferson 8, Wafer- Deer. 0 0 .071 LB, Kansas City Chiefs (UW-La town 5. Semifinals: Milton 8, League leaders Copplngr.. 1 0 0 0 .000 Crosse). Rlc Malhias, CB, Cincinnati WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Re- Fox 1 0 0 0 0 0 signed LW Jeff Toms. Waterfown 6; Sun Prairie IB, Jeffer- 82 — Nancy Phillips, Petrifying NATIONAL LEAGUE .000 Bengals (UW-La Crosse). BUI son 2. Plttslev 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Schroeder, WR, Green Bay Packers United Hockey League Springs; Sandy Weltzer, Madison G AB R H Pet. Fltelsk 1 0 0 0 0 0 QUAD CITY MALLARDS — Business Women's Association. WnlkerCol B5 318 SO 118 .371 .000 (UW-La Crosse). Matt Turk, P, Wash- AMERICAN LEGION Estrado.... 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ington Redskins (UW-Whltewater). Signed D Rick Emmett. CoseyCIn 91 360 65 131 .364 Others 23 2 0 SOCCER MIDDLETON AA REGIONAL GomolezArl 95 383 67 132 .345 0 0 3 .087 MADISON EAST B, WAUNAKEE 7 85 — Sue Wassenberg, Brown Major League Soccer Deer. Rodriguez Ch 84 282 48 95 .337 Runs (518) — Loretta 66, Burnltz American Conference MLS — Allocated F Ariel Grazlonl Waunakee 003 301 0—7 7 3 GlonvillePhl 94 399 63 133 .333 Madison East 410 300 x — B 94 60, Clrlllo 56, Grlssom 50, Nilsson 48, Central Division to New England. 86 — Peg Carlson, Yahara Hills,- KendollPIt 78 280 61 93 .332 COLLEGE Kutchmarek and Schall; Phillips, Z. Jenkins 43. Belllard 36, Ochoa 29, Va- W L Pet. PF PA Mary Ryan, Nagawaukee. AoreuPhl 89 331 71 109 .329 lentin 23, Banks 22, Berry 22, Vina 17, Iowa 10 3 .769 694 594 CLEMSON — Named Ralph White Luick and Shanda. W — Z. Luick. L — Vidro Mon 83 28] 42 92 .325 Becker 11, Hughes 9, Collier 9, Wood- Grand Roplds 8 5 .615677598 women's track and field coach. Kutchmarek. AllonioNYM 98 398 74 126 .317 ard 5, Karl 5, Nomo 3, Eldred 2, Fal- Milwaukee 6 7 .462 565 669 NORTH CAROLINA — Named Leading hitters — Kutchmarek B7 — Rebecca Riggert, Nagawuu- anno MII.~ 96 3eo u 120 EN—.316 telsek 1, Weathers 1. Houston 4 9 .308 6S7 742 Jody WHhelm and Jason Coffman as- (W) 2x2, Watson (W) 2x4, Cliff (W) kee. '• PtezaNYM 82 320 54 101 .316 Stolen bases (47) — Grlssom 13, Western Division sistant rowing coaches. 2x4; Shanda (ME) 2x3, Rauls (ME) YoungPIt 97 370 75 117 .316 Vina 5, Bonks 4, Becker 4, Collier 3, W L Pet. PF PA PENNSYLVANIA — Added wom- 3x4. HR — Shonda, Z. Luick (ME). 28 B8 — Connie Pilger, Oakwood. : BagwellHou 100 351 90 111 .316 Ochoa 3, Burnltz 3, Clrlllo 2, Belllard 2, Arizona 10 3 .769 714 584 en's golf as a varsity sport. — Kufchmarek; Shanda, Rauls. Graced!.. 97 358 73 113 .316 Jenkins 1 Loretta 3, Valentin 2, Nils- Portland 6 7 .462 558 562 97 — Sandy Thles, Delbrook. Williams Arl 100 405 68 128 .316 son 1. San Jose 6 7 .462 660 690 17-UNDER STATE TOURNAMENT Home runs: Sosa, Chicago, 36; Errors (71) — Loretta 10, Valentin National Conference At Sheboygan WD—Fran Breit, Yahara Hills. . McGwire, St. Louis, 36; Bagwell, 10, Clrlllo 9, Belllard 6, Nllsson 5, Eastern Division MARINETTE 6, MONROE 4 First flight Houston, 32; LWalker, Colorado, 29; Berry 5, Burnltz 4, Karl 4, Becker 2, W L Pet. PF PA Marlnette... 100 120 002 — 6 8 4 JBell, Arizona, 27; Burnltz, Milwau- Collier 2, Banks 2, Ochoa 2, Jenkins 7, Albany 10 3 .769759589 CITY/AREA Monroe 001 210 000 — 4 4 0 84 — Lorraine Grant, Madison kee, 26; G Vaughn, Cincinnati, 25. Wlckman 2, Grlssom 1, Vina 1, Roaue New Jersey 6 7 .462 532 600 Hoard and Rvsewyk; Meana, De- Municipal. RBI: MaWllllams, Arizona, 91; Bag- 1, Hughes 1, Plunk 1, Others 1. New England 5 8 .385627669 Glse (5) and Zeal. W — Hoard. L — well, Houston, 87; LWalKer, Colorado, DeGlse. Buttolo 1 12 .077 427 594 Diving 86 — Mlchele Fleszar, Kettle Hills'. 87; McGwire, St. Louis, 86; Sosa, Chi- PITCHING Southern Division Leading hitters — Hoard (Ma) 3x4. cago, 85; Bichette, Colorado, 80; BJor- 28 — Benesh (Ma), Hoard, MllesKI IP h bb so w4 era W L Pet. PF PA ALL-CITY MEET 87 — Jean Mohrbacker, Ives dan, Atlanta, 79. Harris 1.1 012 0-0 000 (Ma), Smith (Ma)/ Huffman (Mo). Tampa Boy 103 .769 636 468 At Shorewood Hills Pool Grove; Karen Weiss, Ives Grove. Hits: Glanvllle, Philadelphia, 133; Plunk 49.2 38 29 38 2-1 290 Nashville 7 6 .538 6S8 659 Monday's results LGanzalez, Arizona, 132; Casey, Cin- Wlckmn. 45.2 41 31 34 2-5 3.15 Orlando 6 7 .462 586 606 COTTAGE GROVE A REGIONAL Boys 88 — LIbby Olson, Nagawaukee; cinnati, 131; MaWllllams, Arizona, Nomo 96.0 86 42 95 9-2 366 Florida 3 11 .214 555 701 13-14: 1, Ross Cotter-Brown, Mld- East Troy 10, Union Grove 0 128; Atfonzo, New York, 126; Blgglo, Weathrs. 63.1 59 23 53 6-4 3.82 Saturday's results dlelan, 215.70. 2, Sam Webb, Ridge- EAST TROY 4, COTTAGE Barb Pawluczek, Whltnall Park. Houston, 124; Clrlllo, Milwaukee, 120. Woodrd.. 144.0 162 30 85 11-5 394 wood, 182.60. 3, Tyler Chadderdon, GROVE 0 Second flight Runs: Bagwell, Houston, 90; JBell, Pulsphr... 24.2 32 11 9 2-1 4.74 Albany 71, Florida 39 Shorewood Hills, 182.40. 4, J.P. Swan- East Troy 001 200 1 — 4 7 0 Arizona, 84; LWalker, Colorado, 80; Plttsley... 18.2 20 10 13 0-1 4.82 Milwaukee 31, Arizona 28 Cottage Grove 90 — Patty Harsch, Lake Beulah; son, Hill Farm, 175.90. 5, Stephen 000 000 0 — 0 5 3 Blgglo, Houston, 76; KYoung, Pitts- Karl 126.1 160 52 44 7-9 5.13 Tampa Bay 52, San Jose 48 Julka, Hill Form, 168.65. 6, Rob Shirley Stelnke, Janesvllle Riverside, burgh, 75; Alfonzo, New York, 74; Roque 58.0 72 29 44 1-6 5.43 Monday's result French, Semlnole, 168.20. 7, Luke Mysllwskl, Mack (7) and Belerle; Soso, Chicago, 74. Myers 27.1 30 7 20 2-1 5.60 Rhlnesmith, West Side, 166.95. 8, McCormlck and Phillips. W — Mysli- 91 — JoAnn Hoekstra, Madison Doubles: Blgglo, Houston, 41; Peterson 10.1 13 7 7 0-1 6.10 New Jersey 65, New England 64, OT Zach Spencer, West Side, 164.05. 9, weski. L — McCormlck. Business Women's Association; Jill Leading hitters — Walters (ET) KYoung, Pittsburgh, 30; Casey, Cin- Coppngr. 5.0 3 1 6 0-1 7.20 Friday's games Joe Anderson, HIM Farm, 163.15. 10, Plnzer-Krogstad, Madison Business cinnati, 29; Vidro, Montreal, 29; Kent, Estrada.. 7.1 2x3. HR — Johnson (ET). 2B — Mc- 10 4 5 0-0 7.36 Fran Kellev, Monona, 162.55. Women's Asssoclatlon; Marge Olson, San Francisco, 29; Alfonzo, New Flteisk.... 12.0 Cormlck. 18 3 5 0-0 7.50 Nashville ot New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. 11-12: 1, Bill Rhlnesmith, West Madison Municipal. York, 28; Clones, Atlanta, 28; LGon- Eldred.... 51.0 69 24 30 Buffalo ot Orlando, 6:30 p.m. 1-5 8.29 Side, 157.00. 2, Harry Asnlen, West Third night zalez, Arizona, 28. dISantos. 6.1 1174 0-1 8.53 Albany at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Side, 154.95. 3, Sam Keepman, Shore- SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Triples: AGonzolez, Florida, 7; Fox 6.2 11 4 12 0-010.80 Saturday's games Pacific: Busch's Boys 4, Farmers wood Hills, 153.45. 4, Tyler Schultz, 86 — Pat Pagel, Currle. NPerez, Colorado, 6; MMartlnez, Others.... 118.0 137 69 83 4-8 6.10 Mlddleton, 144.20. 5, Chris Berg, 3. Keglers?, Wando's6. Montreal, 6; Martin, Pittsburgh, 6; Team. 872.0 973369 58047-51 4.91 Grand Rapids at Iowa, 7 p.m. Rldgewood, 142.70. 6, Carson Kralco, HOME TALENT LEAGUE 87 — Judy Beattie, Dretzka. SFInley, Arizona, 6; Reese, Cincinnati, Earned runs (476) — Karl 72, Milwaukee at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Semlnole, 135.15. 7, Jon Marshall, MIKE DEVRES/THE CAPITAL TIMES Wednesday's games 5; Abreu, Philadelphia, 5; Cameron, Woodard 63, Eldred 47, Nomo 39, Sunday's game Rldgewood, 135.10. 8, Nick Fedete, Cincinnati, 5; Womack, Arizona, 5; Roque 35, Weathers 27, Myers 17, Mlddleton at Sauk Prairie, 7 p.m. 89 — Pamela Brandon, Yahara Rldgewood, 132.95. 9, Max Llpp, Sun Prairie at Poynette, 7 p.m. LJohnson, Chicago, 5. Plunk 16, Wlckman 16, Pulsipher 13, Portland ot Arizona, 8 p.m. West Side, 132.05. 10, Alex Field, Hills. Stolen bases: Cedeno, New York, Plttsley 10, Faltelsek 10, Fox 8, Peter- Monday's game • Monona's Leah Tschillard competes in the 11-12 girls division Thursday's games Shorewood Hills, 126.50. RIchland Center at Black Earth, 52; Womock, Arizona, 41; EYoung, son 7, Estrada 6, de los Santos 6, Cop- Girls 90 — Loretta Goetz, Nagawau- Los Angeles, 34; Cameron, Cincin- plnger 4, Others 80. New England at Tompa Bay, 7 p.m. Monday during the All-City Diving Meet at Shorewood Hills Pool. 7:30 p.m. kee. 13-14: 1, Becky Kingston, Middle- Saturday's games nati, 29; LCastlllo, Florida, 28; Hen- Saves (23) — Wlckman 20, Weath- End regular season ton, 166.05. 2, Kristin Strand, Middle- derson, New York, 27; DJackson, San ers 2, Roque 1. Blanchardvllle at Hollandale, noon ton, 164.45. 3, Melissa Buchanan, Sun Prairie at Deerfield, 1 p.m. 91 — Connie Hlllmann, Kettle Diego, 24; RSanders, San Diego, 24. Parkcrest, 150.90. 4, Larlssa Fry- Hills. pitching (12 Decisions): Batten- Women's Coxless Pairs Monday's results Cross Plains at RIchland Center, 1 14, Tom Lehman, 513.750. 15, Steve mark, Rldgewood, 150.15. 5, Mallory p.m. Fourth flight field, St. Louis, 14-3, .824, 4.03; Hamp- Minor league 1. Canada (Emma Robinson, Charlotte 75, New York 69, OT Pate, 506.214. Mason, Hill Farm, 144.30. 6, Becky ton, Houston, 13-3, .812,2.89; Schilling, Mlddleton at Waunakee, 1 p.m. PAN AM GAMES Theresa Luke), 7.3B.53. 2, United Utah 73, Washington 61 Europe Loper, Mlddleton, 140.35. 7, Kate Aus- Pine Bluff at Ashton, 3 p.m. 94 — Beverly Silas, Grant. Philadelphia, 14-4, .778, 3.24; RReed, MIDWEST LEAGUE States (Karen Kraft, Newport, Wash.; Today's games Second Hall 1, Colin Montgomerle, Scotland, tin, Shorewood Hills, 137.55. 8, Emily Marshall at Cambria, 3 p.m. New York, 9-3, .750, 4.92; Lima, Hous- Mlssl Ryan, Bloomlngton, Ind.), Detroit at Houston, 7:30 p.m. 15,433.14. 2, Lee Westwaad, England, Duesler, Mlddleton, 134.95. 9, Jessica ton, 13-5, .722, 3.15; SWIIIIamson, Cin- Eastern Division Monday's results Sauk Prairie at Mazomanie, 3 p.m. 95 — Dansle Olsen-Halaska, Oak- 7:46.64. 3, Cuba (Malra Gonzalez, Utah at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 7,706.71. 3, Darren Clarke, N. Ireland, Stone, Parkcrest, 134.70. 10, April wood; Kathy Verkins, Whitnall Pork. cinnati, 9-4, .692, 1.75; Woadard, W L Pet. GB At Winnipeg, Canada 7,384.12. 4, Paul Lawrie, Scotland, W. Michigan (Tigers) 19 12 .613 — Odolls Martinez), 8:07.90. Minnesota at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Bartlet, Monona, 127.00. MEN'S SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE Milwaukee, 11-5, .687, 3.94; Millwood, BASEBALL SHOOTING Orlando at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. 7,204.78. 5, Jose Maria Olaiabal, Atlanta, 11-5, .687, 3.25. Michigan (Astros) 16 12 .571 IVj Canada 7, United States 6, 11 In- 11-12: 1, Brooke Frelschmldt, OF SOUTHERN WISCONSIN 99 — Judy Pohl, Whltnall Park; Men's Free Rifle Prone Spain, 6,829.13. 6, Miguel Angel Jime- 1 Strikeouts: RaJohnson, Arizona, x-Lonsing (Cubs) 15 14 .517 3 nings Shorewaad Hills, 202.35. 2, Nicole W L W L Thelma Slater, Johnson Park Classic . 1, Matthew Emmons, Browns nez, Spain, 6,302.27. 7, Jarmo Sande- Zeasman, Shorewood Hills, 182.35. 3, 240; Schilling, Philadelphia 141; So. Bend (D'bocKs) 14 17 .452 5 Mexico 10, Brazil 0, 7 Innings lln, Sweden, 6,247.38. MNI/Babe's.. 4 Ox-Vampires... 1 2 Fifth flight KBrown, Los Angeles, 134; Hitch- Ft. Wayne (Padres) ...11 20 .355 8 Panama 6, Nicaragua 1 Mills, N.J., 697.0 points. 1 Wayne Krlstlne Bauman, Rldgewaod, 167.30; Lasers 3 0 Brewers 1 3 Sorensen, Canada, 692.5. 3, Henry B, Jean Van De Velde, France, 4, Jennie Scldemore, Rldgewood, Bulldogs 2 1 Bandits cock, San Diego, 131; Reynolds, Hous- Central Division FIELD HOCKEY 4,972.23. 9, Bernhard Longer, Ger- 0 4 98 — Nancy Wlllett, Kettle Hills. • ton, 131; Astacfo, Colorado, 126; Orllz, x-RocKford(Reds)....17 II .607 - Men Gerow, Canada, 689.9. 160.45. 5, Plhra Plzzlngrllll, Shore- Rusty's 2 2 TABLE TENNIS TENNIS many, 4,009.12. 10, Andrew Coltart, wood Hills, 159.05. 6, Melissa Need- San Francisco, 113; Lima, Houston, Wisconsin (Mrners). IB 12 .600 — Trinidad & Tobago 1, United x-won first half 99 — Doris Grotkin, Whitnoli Men's team finals Scotland, 3,992.56. 11, Mark James, ham, Semlnole, 157.75.7, Bess Austin, Sunday's results 113. States 1, tie England, 3,895.63. 12, Sergio Garcia, Park; Dlanne Williams, Madison Busi- , Saves: Wagner, Houston, 26; Hoff- KaneCnty(MorlIns)..17 12 .586 'h Cuba 1, Chile 1, tie United States 3, Argentina 2 Shorewood Hills, 152.10.8, Leah Bretl, Lazers 7, Vampires 3 Women's team finals Spain, 3,870.61. 13, Sven Struver, Ger- Parkcrest, 151.55. 9, Kara Peppier, Bulldogs 8, Lazers 2 ness Women's Association. man, San Diego, 26; Nen, San Fran- Belolt (Brewers) 14 15 .483 3'/j Argentina 6, Mexico 1 Pro many, 3,805.68. 14, Alex Celka, Ger- cisco, 23; Shaw, Los Angeles, 21; Peorio (Cardinals) 9 20 .310 8'/i Women United States 3, Canada 0 Rldgewaad, 149.65. 10, Halley Rlggle, Rusty's 11, Brewers 9 MERCEDES-BENZ CUP many, 3,733.18. 15, David Howell, Ridgewaad, 149.35. Raptors 9, Rusty's 0 100 — Marilyn Glowackl, Currle.. Rocker, Atlanta, 20; Urblna, Mon- Western Division Argentina 4, Chile 0 England, 3,608.31. treal, 20; Wlckman, Milwaukee, 20. Quad City (Twins) 17 11 .607 - ROLLER HOCKEY MEDALS TABLE At Los Angeles Raptors 12, Bandits 3 Burllnglon(W.Sox)...16 14 .533 2 Semifinals (71 total medals) Monday's first-round results Sunday's games 101 — Joy Kegler, Kettle Hills. ' AMERICAN LEAGUE x-Clinton (Reds) 12 17 .414 5>/i United Stales 15, Argentina 2 G S B Tot Singles Softball Raptors vs. Lazers, 10 a.m., Bow- Sixth flight Thomas Enqvlst (5), Sweden, def. man field G AB R H Pet. Cedar Rpds (Angels). 11 19 .367 7 Canada 15, Brazil 1 United States.. 24 24 15 63 SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Jeter NY 96 379 85 141 .372 SOCCER Cuba. 15 11 11 37 Mark Woodforde, Australia, 6-3, 6-4. Bulldogs vs. Vampires, 1 p.m.. 101 — Eunice Elde, Madison Mu- Anthony Dupuls, France, def. Jonas TRANSACTIONS Men's slow-pitch Bowman field nicipal, Fernandez Tor... 91 323 51 115 .356 Men Canada M 9 9 17 35 Bay: Bowl-A-Vard Beer Bellies 17, Palmeiro Tex 96 345 53 121 .351 x-won first-half title Canada 2, Trinidad & Tobago 0 Brazil 3 9 Blorkman, Sweden, 6-4, 6-4. Sebas- Brewers vs. Vampires, 4 p.m.. tlen Lareau, Canada, def. David Bombers 10; Mr. Roberts 21, Roessel Bowman field Gorc'parraBos.. 80 318 57 111 .349 Monday's results Mexico 3, Guatemala 1 Mexico 53 AUTO RACING Realty 14; Sports Pub 35, Harmony 105 _ Ruth Clark, Oakwood; Williams NY 97 368 74 123 .334 Belolt 4, West Michigan 0 VOLLEYBALL Venezuela 3 Wheaton, United States, 6-4, 6-2. Jus- Bandits vs. Rusty's, 4:30 p.m., Phyllis Dabson, Belolt Krueger. tin Glmelstob, United States, def. CHAMPIONSHIP AUTO RACING Bar Hitmen 10. Stompfl field, Verona SurhoffBol 98 413 65 138 .334 Rockford 6, Wisconsin 4 Men Argentina 6 TEAMS — Announced the resigna- Bridge: BW-3 6, Bullfeathers 5; Sweeney KC..... 88 343 66 114 .332 Clinton 7, Kane County 6 Brazil 3, Barbados 0 (25-11, 25-18, Colombia 1 Taylor Dent, United States, 6-2, 6-2. tion of Carl Cohen, executive vice 109 — Mary Fehrer-WIIHams, James Sekulov, Australia, def. Martin Schwoegler's Keglers 12, Pyramid Green Tor 93 370 83 122 .330 Lansing 13, PeorlaS 25-17) Peru.. „ 0 president of marketing. Appraisals 6; Artvllle 12 Big Ten Pub Golf Grant; Nancy Milliard, Madison Mu- RdndoKC 93 382 66 125 .327 Michigan 3, Cedar Rapids 1 United States 3, Colombia 2 (20-25, Jamaica \ Damm, Czech Republic, 7-5, 4-6, 7-5. BASEBALL Black Plaque 12. nicipal. McGrlffTB 95 349 56 114 .327 South Bend 4, Fort Wayne 2 25-17,16-25,25-19,15-12) Chile.. 1 Doubles American League Canyon: Club LaMark 10, C&G Byron Black, Zimbabwe, and STATE OPEN QUALIFYING ' Home runs: Griffey Jr, Seattle, 32; Only games scheduled Cuba 3, Venezuela 0 (25-21, 25-23, Bahamas 1 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Acti- Pub 6; Bowl-A-Vard 13, Just Rumors At Ives Grove GL, Slurtevant Today's games Wayne Ferrelra, South Africa, def. Canseco, Tampa Bay, 31; SGreen, To- 25-22) Ecuador 0 vated RHP Steve Karsay from the 15- 6; Crystal Corner License Applied Qualifiers: 8111 Arneson, Kenosha, West Michigan at Belolt Argentina 3, Canada 1 (25-20, 23- Pete Sampras and Paul Annacone, ronto, 29; MRamlrez, Cleveland, 26; Uruguay. day disabled list. Designated RHP For 12, Tribe 11. 71. Andy Podolak, Racine, 72. Jamie Pleasant View (72) — Justin Tem- CDelgado, Toronto, 25; Palmer, De- Rockford at Wisconsin 25,25-17,25-23) United States, 6-4, 6-2. Surinam, .. Tom Candlotti for assignment. Channel: Ayres & Associates 10, Young, Pleasant Prairie, 74. David ple 6B, Evan Holewlnsk) 73, Ryan trplt, 25; JuGonzalez, Texas, 25; Quad City at Burlington WATER POLO SEATTLE MARINERS — Traded Tony Frank's 6; Old Town Pub Slime Kane County at Clinton Netherlands Antilles... 1 Wlnget, Union Grove, 75. Scott Muel- Hoffman 76. McGrlff, Tampa Bay, 25. Women Caymon Islands 0 BANK OF THE WEST CLASSIC OF Butch Huskey to Boston for LHP 4, Paul Revere's Pizza 2; Homonkeys ler, Racine, 76. Tom Chambers, Call- RBI: MRamlrez, Cleveland, 102; Peorla at Lansing United States 10, Cuba 5 At Stanford, Calif. Robert Ramsay. 20, Delaney's 6. donla, 77. Cedar Rapids at Michigan Dominican Republic... 0 Odano Hills (72) — Erik Stenseth Griffey Jr, Seattle, 89; CDelgado, To- Canada 22, Puerto Rico 1 First-round singles results National League Condor: Schoomens Scoundrels Alternates: Chris Freeman, Lake ronto, 88; JuGonzalez, Texas, 85; Fort Wayne at South Bend TRACK AND FIELD Anne Kremer, Luxembourg' def. ATLANTA BRAVES — Traded 12, Harmony Rocks 6; Tully's 7, Sta- Delton; Mike Hilton, Muskego; 75; Brad Vander-LInder 76. SGreen, Toronto, 84; RPatmetro, Men's 20K Walk Dominique Van Roost, Belgium (7), 6- RHP Doug Dent to San Diego for C dium Bar Thugs 0 (forfeit); Wilson's George Capoun, Jr., 77. Texas, 84; MOrdonez, Chicago, 79. NORTHERN LEAGUE CENTRAL 1, Bernardo Segura, Mexico, 1 0, 1-0 retired. Lisa Raymond, United Greg Myers. Placed C Javier Lopez Grox 28, Jaguars 21. At Lac La Belle GC Nakama (70) — Dan Pulda 78. . . Hits: Jeter, New York, 141; Sur- Second Half hour, 20 minutes, 17 seconds. 2, Dan- States, def. Cora Black, Zimbabwe, 3- on the 15-day disabled list, retroac- Diamond: Famous Footwear 13, Qualifiers: James Rollefson, New hoff, Baltimore, 138; Stewart, To- East Division iel Garcia, Mexico, 1:20:28. 3, Jeffer- 6, 6-1, 6-2. Amy Frazler, United tive to July 25. Friendly 10; Plaza Tavern 19, TDS Berlin; Larry Shoyola, 69. Pat Boyle, Blackhawk (72) — Mark Cotton ronto, 130; Beltran, Kansas City, 129; W L Pet. GB son Perez, Ecuador, 1:20:46. BASKETBALL States, def. Anke Huber, Austria, 6-2, BASKETBALL Metrocom 17; Team Fupa 9, Great South Milwaukee, 71. Larry Jones, Rondo, Kansas City, 125; MOrdonez, x-Schaumburg 6 4 .600 — Women's 20K Walk 6-4. Chanda Rubin, United States, def. National Basketball Association Dane Pub 5. Oconomowoc; Bruce Hennlng, Mil- Chicago, 124; BeWllllams, New York, Madison 5 4 .556 '/2 1, Gracl, 34 minutes, 19 seconds. 2, Irina Splrlea, Romania, 6-4, 6-4. NEW JERSEY NETS — An- Falcon: 5lice-N-Bulllts I 7, Wilson's waukee, 73. Thomas Major- Brook- The Meadows (72) — Rick De- 123. Duluth-Superior 4 5 .333 IVj Rosarlo Sanchez, Mexico, 1:34:46. 3, nounced assistant coaches Jim Wregulars 3; Slice-N-Bulllts II 22, Willy field, 74. Kevin Hough, Greenfield; Rauf 74, Tom Stamm 76, John Golde'n St. Paul 3 • Runs: Lofton, Cleveland, 87; RAIo- 6 .375 2'/i Michelle Rohl, Black River Foils, WIs., Pro Lynam, Eddie Jordan and Mike O'Ko- Bear Btues 2; Bobcats 8, Red Dogs 6. Mike Johnston, Hales Corners; Matt 77. mar, Cleveland, 86; Jeter, New York, West Dlvlsli in 1:35:22. ren will return. WBNA Granite: Good Shepherd Sinners Gendrlch, Pauwkee, 75. 85; SGreen, Toronto, 83; MRamlrez, W L Pet. GB EQUESTRIAN FOOTBALL 11, Coaches 2; Kills Bombers 22, Keg- EASTERN CONFERENCE Alternates: John Gaschke, Mil- Cherokee (72) — Jim Meyer 73. Cleveland, 77; Griffey Jr, Seattle, 77; Forgo-Moorhead 6 4 .600 — Team Dressage National Football League ler's 0; Madison Concourse 18, Sta- waukee; David Roesch, Milwaukee; Sioux City 5 5 .500 1 1, United States (Lynda Allckl, W L Pet GB GOLF DUrham, Chicago, 76. DALLAS COWBOYS — Agreed to dium Bar 17. Mike Keppler, Oconomowoc, 76. University Rtdge (72) — Bill Buch- Sioux Falls 5 5 .500 1 Monroe, Ga. on Impressarlo, 1465; • New York ...... 10 9 .526 — terms with LB . ' Doubles: Damon, Kansas City, 30; International: Crystal Corner Blind At Sentry World GC, Steven's Point holz 70; Al Fish 72; Ron Skoronskl 75; SGreen, Toronto, 30; Greer, Texas, x-Wlnnlpeg 5 5 .500 1 Debbie McDonald, Halley, Idaho on Detroit 10 9 .526 - DETROIT LIONS — Signed DE Pigs 20, Great Big Pictures 5; Villa Charlotte 10 10 .500 "i Qualifiers: Chip Acker, Marshfleld, Jim Steffenhagen, Glenn Fenske 77; 29; TFernandez, Toronto, 29; Zelle, Brentlna, 1582; Donna Richardson, Pro Jermalne Benolt, DT Marc Matock Tap 12, Mr. Roberts 5; Village Lanes 73. Jeff Fish, Morshfleld; Tim Texas, 28; MISweeney, Kdnsas City, Escondldo, Calif. On Jazzman, 1470; Orlando 9 10 .474 1 and WR Andre Rone. 35, Hoops 2. Gary Lukacek, Danny Tzakis 78. Washington 6 15 .286 5 Schuelke, Manawa; Steve Fritz, Lake 27; CDelgado, Toronto, 27. x-won first-half title Betsy Rebar Sell, Akron, Ohio on RYDER CUP STANDINGS GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed Jupiter: Battlsta & Company 17, Forest, 75. Dan Buckley, Northwest; . Triples: Jeter, New YorK, 8; Dur- Monday's results Wonderful Walden, 1489), 4,541. 2, Cleveland 5 16 .23B 6 United States DL Cletldus Hunt to a muttlyear con- Angela's 8; CCB 10, Jimmy Frank's 8; Bob Steichen, Cecil, 76. hqm, Chicago, 7; Singleton, Chicago, Winnipeg 5, Madison 3 Colombia (Stephanie O'Mara, 1316; WESTERN CONFERENCE 1, David Duval 1,458.750. 2, Tiger tract. Berbee 18, Monona State Bank 7. Alternates: Richie Zldlch, Sentry- 6;' Febles, Kansas City, 6; Encarna- Duluth-Superior 5, Sioux City 3 Cesar Porra Bauytlsta, 1487; Marco W L Pet GB Woods, 1,408.303. 3, Payne Stewart, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Signed Maple: Alt'n Bach's 10, Fighting World; Allen Sullivan, New Lisbon, 76. clon, Detroit, 6; Damon, Kansas City, Scnaumburg 8, St. Paul 1 Bernal, 1462; Tatlana Londono Cam- Houston 16 4 .800 — 917.500. 4, Davis Love III, 912.929. 5, LB Gary Stills to a three-year con- Box Turtles 3; Owls 15, Village Bar 14; At Turtleback GC, Rice Lake BASEBALL TRIVIA 6;-Rondo, Kansas City, 6; Offerman, Fargo-Moorhead 6, Sioux Falls 2 arga, 1434), 4,383. 3, Mexico (Antonio Los Angeles 13 6 .684 2'/j Mark O'Meara, 837.500. 6, Hal Sutton, tract. Nitty Gritty All Stars 15, Village Bar- Qualifiers: Chris Singer, Whitewa- Boston, 6. Today's games Rivera, 1398; Salvador Onate, 1369; Sacramento 13 7 .650 3 722.750. 7, Jim Furyk, 644.500. 8, Phil OAKLAND RAIDERS — Placed Men in Blue 10. ter; Brent Heit, River Falls, 72. Pat- , Stolen bases: Stewart, Toronto, Duluth-Superior at Sioux City Patrick Burssens, 1395; Bernadette Minnesota 10 8 .556 5 Mlckelson, 640.000. 9, Justin Leonard, DT Daren Yoncey on the physically Women's slow-pitch rick Butkus, Medford, 73. Scott Cole, 30; TGoodwIn, Texas, 27; Encarna- St. Paul at Schaumburg Pulals, 1539), 4,332. Phoenix a 11 .421 7Vi 634.375. 10, Jeff Maggert, 625.000. It, unable to perform list. North Carolina: Packer Inn 3, Ideal New Richmond, 75. Ron Cey Is the all-time L.A. ledUet* clon, Detroit, 24; BLHunter, Seattle, Sioux Falls at Fargo-Moorhead GYMASTICS (ARTISTIC) Utah.. 7 12 .368 8V: Steve Strieker, 571.429. 12, John Hus- ST. LOUIS RAMS — Signed G Cur- Bar 2; Pizza Hut #2 4, Sentry Foods Alternate: Scott Anderson, Brule, with 228. Steve Garvey is second* 24;. Lofton, Cleveland, 24; R Alomar, Winnipeg at Madison, 7:05 p.m. Women's Individual Ail-Around ton, 549.583. 13, Chris Perry, 537.500. tis McGee and LB Brad Lytle. Re- 3; Water Wells, Inc 11, Pizza Hut # 1 4. 75. wlth211. * • Cleveland, 24; Bush, Toronto, 22: Vlz- 1, Morgan White, Fort Louder- quel, Cleveland, 22; ByAnderson, Bal- dale, Fla., 37.649 points. 2, Michelle timore, 22. Conway, Canada, 37.618. 3, Jennie Pitching (12 decisions): PMartlnez, Thompson, Cincinnati, 37.236. Boston, 15-3, .833, 2.51; Mussina Bal- FOOTBALL ROWING timore, 13-4, .765, 3.44; Colon, Cleve- Men's Lightweight Single Sculls land, 9-3, .750, 4.50; PetkavseK, SWIMMING Anaheim, 9-3, .750, 1.93; Cone, New 1, William Belden, King of Prussia, York, 10-4, .714, 2.71; Clemens, New Pro Pa., 7 minutes, 23.51 seconds. 2, Os- York, 9-4, .692, 4.67; FrGarcIa, Seat- manl Hernandez, Cuba, 7:26.59. 3, tle, 10-5, .667,4.86. WISCONSIN BADGERS Javier Godoy, Chile, 7:29.91. 4, Ge- Strikeouts: PMartlnez, Boston, IN NFL TRAINING CAMPS rardo Gomez, Mexico, 7:35.27. 5, Ken 187; Dwells, Toronto, 111 CFInley, Tom Burke, DE, Arizona Cardi- Parkcrest hosts nals. Lamar Campbell, CB, Detroit Beatty, Canada, 7:36.22. Anaheim, 112; Mussina, Baltimore, Men's Coxless Pairs 110; Burba, Cleveland, 105; Colon, Lions. Doryl Carter, LB, Green Bay Cleveland, 104; Cone, New York, 104. Packers. Chad Cascadden, LB, New 1, Argentina (Damlan Ordos, Wal- Saves: Wetteland, Texas, 29; York Jets. Matt Davenport, K, Pitts- ter Balunek), 6:40.49. 2, Brazil (Alex- city swim meet RHernandez, Tampd Bdy, 27; MRI- burgh Steelers. Derek Engler, C, New andre Soares, Gllbran Cunha), vera, New York, 26; Taylor, Oakland, York Giants. Terrell Fletcher, RB, San Diego Chargers. Aaron Gibson, 6:40.75. 3, Canada (Phil Graham, 25; Perclval, Anaheim, 23; MJackson, Kevin Whllhe), 6:45.09. 4, United Cleveland, 21; Koch, Toronto, 19; OT, Detroit Lions. Paul Gruber, OT, Mesa, Seattle, 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers. John Hall, K, States (Mike Callahan, Arlington, Va.; The 38th annual All-City Swim New York Jets. Jordan Irving, Alexandria, Va.), Donald Hayes, WR, Carolina Pan- 6:51.94. 5, Cuba (Ismael Carbonell, Meet will be held Thursday Brewer averages thers. Rob Lurtsema, DE, New Or- Hermes Castellano), 7:06.82. leans Saints. Cecil Martin , FB, Women's Lightweight Single Sculls through Saturday at Parkcrest BATTING Philadelphia Eagles. Carl McCullough, ob h 2b 3b hr rbl ovg RB, Minnesota Vikings. Pete Monty, 1, Maria Julia Garoslan, Argen- Swim & Tennis Club on Madison's Ochoa 145 48 11 2 6 26 .331 LB, New York Giants. Joe Panos, OG, tina, 8.04.50. 2, Tracy Duncan, Can- Clrlllo 380 120 17 1 8 55 .316 Buffalo Bills. Cory Raymer, C, Wash- ada, 8.06.31. 3, Emma Obldlnskl, west side. Nllsson 281 88 14 1 20 53 .313 ington Redskins. Michael Roan, TE, Oneonta, N.Y., 8.14.89. More than 1,350 swimmers from the area's 12 swim clubs are expected to participate in the Middleton divers start strong event. Preliminaries will be held Middleton got off to a solid Thursday in three age groups: 11- start at the All-City Diving Meet DIVING 12, 13-14 and 15-18. Friday's pre- Monday at Shorewood Hills Pool liminaries will include the 9-10 I he Home & Garden section of The Capital as a pair of its athletes won divi- The event continues today. age group and the 8-and-under sion titles. age group. Times is again sponsoring a garden design Ross Cotter-Brown won the 13- contest. We'll select the area's five most interest- I Results in Scorecard. Finals for all age groups will be 14-year-old boys age division held Saturday. Ridgewood has won ing gardens, wheither they're in the city or the coun- championship with a score of four straight team titles. try, large or small, flowers or vegetables. 215.70. Sam Webb of Ridgewood placed second with 182.6 points. Last year's contest produced so many wonderful entries that we ,' In the 13-14 girls, Becky Kings- ton edged Middleton teammate decided to do away with categories and simply pick the best gar- Kristin Strnad 166.05 to 164.45. dens. Judges will be horticultural professionals from Dane County as West Side's Bill Rhinesmith well as staff writers and editors of The Capital Times. Winning gardens will placed first in the 11-12 boys with 157 points, while Brooke Freisch- be featured in the Saturday, Sept. 11th issue, and receive a $100 gift certificate from midt of Shorewood won the 11-12 Jung Garden Center. girls championship with a score of RULES 202.35. J Send five or fewer COLOR PRINTS of your ./•garden. Gardens will be judged on Call 252-6363 to subscribe. creativity, plant use and design. The photos should give the judges a TheCapitalTimes Win sense of your overall garden. 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By Tom Mulhern in the 15th inning, he gave up a inning sent the game into extra ih: Sports reporter NORTHERN LEAGUE walk to former Black Wolf Darin nings, tied at 8-all. Everson and a single to center "We had some great home rUns' Al Gallagher might have had fielder Nolan Lane before Thorn- and timely hitting," Gallagher said. the right idea. "I'd just like to know what time "Bottom of the 10th, Jermaine hitS 11:59 (p.m.) with the curfew hill's clutch hit. The Madison Black Wolf man- "That's where we have hurt all a big home run to tie things up. ager was tossed out of Tuesday starts," Gallagher said. "I have no Bottom of the 15th, Danny just- understanding of that (decision). year long, our middle relief," Gal- night's game in the ninth inning by lagher said. "Unfortunately, a misses a home run, Chad (Roperl SPORTS ON THE AIR home plate Steve Wammer There's no way they can start (an just misses a home run, or we win for arguing a called ball. inning) after 11:59. It was defi- game like this, you end up with the ballgame. They just missed' TELEVISION He was not among the hundred nitely 12:03 (a.m.) when they your middle relief coming in at the those pitches." •'••'" 6:30 p.m. — Pro baseball 8 p.m. — Auto racing — US AC or so hardy fans from an original started. They had no explanation." end of the game. You can't pitch It was the fourth straight loss — Boston at Toronto; ESPN. sprints at Rossburg, Ohio; ESPN2. crowd of 1,407 at Warner Park who The Black Wolf showed heart, your stopper 16 innings." for the Black Wolf, now 5-5 in the 6:30 p.m. — Pro baseball — 9:30 p.m. — Pro baseball — stuck around for more than 5 rallying from deficits of 7-1, 8-6 The Black Wolf wasted five second half and 22-30 overall. But Milwaukee at Atlanta; MSC. Arizona at San Diego; ESPN. hours and 20 minutes to see one of and 9-8, the last coming in the top home runs and a solid relief job by Gallagher refused to categorize.it the more disappointing losses of of the 10th inning, but they Brent Deremer, who pitched four as a disappointing loss. RADIO the season. couldn't close the deal. They scoreless innings and kept working "We battled our butt off and 11:30 a.m. — Mad City Middays 6:30 p.m. — Pro baseball — Shortstop Chad Thornhill rip- added a run in the bottom of the out of jams in the . there's nobody in (the locker room) — With Rich Reynolds and Sean Milwaukee at Atlanta; WIBA (1310 ped a two-run in the 15th in- 15th on a sacrifice fly by Danny The Goldeyes stranded 23 base that should be ashamed of any- Thompson; WTLX (100.5 FM). AM). ning that landed on the right-field Lewis but couldn't get any closer. runners. thing," he said. "You win games, 5 p.m. — The Sports Drive — 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — Jermaine Swin- With Craig Karmazin, Steve Politziner Winnipeg at Madison in Northern foul line as the Winnipeg Goldeyes "It's kind of like that all year for you lose games. We stayed in and Brian Roller; WTLX (100.5 FM). League game; WTLX (100.5 FM). defeated the Black Wolf, 11-10, in us," shortstop Dan Grice said. ton's towering home run to left there, nobody quit, Everybody had a Northern League game. "Extra innings we just don't seem field to lead off the 10th inning for a lot of hustle, a lot of desire, ^fe Gallagher was upset after the to get it done." the Black Wolf tied the game at 9- ended up with a makeshift lin^upi game, claiming the final inning Peter Moore (0-2), the eighth 9. A two-run homer by catcher out there. Nobody has anything to SPORTS IN BRIEF started after 11:59 p.m., which is Black Wolf pitcher, took the loss. Brian Wagner, his second of the be ashamed of in a game kfce the latest time an inning can start. After getting the first two batters game, in the bottom of the eighth that." X:

BUSINESS "I am excited to take over a program with a strong winning Banker purchases tradition," Bendt said. "We hope to continue that tradition NBA receives the highest grades Avalanche, Nuggets and build upon it." A group headed by Bendt takes over for Kris really changed," said Richard Lap- but a D+ for gender. Major League and underrepresented in execu^ billionaire banker Donald Quinlan, who resigned after Baseball got a B for race, while tive positions. posting a 197-78 career mark. Annual diversity chick, the center's director. "For Sturm purchased the Colorado so many years, this was a portrait college sports received C's for race The president of the WNBA, Avalanche and the Denver Previously, Bendt was an of black and white. When we look and gender. Val Ackerman, is a woman. Nuggets for $461 million after assistant basketball coach at report expands to The report also examines the International players: The num- Bemidji (Minn.) State for seven at sports in society today, that is no Bill and Nancy Laurie, a Wal- longer the case." NHL and Major League Soccer for ber of foreign-born players • in Mart heiress, dropped out of an years, and softball coach for the first time. Leagues in the re- baseball and the NBA was an all- five seasons. other sports The 10th annual report indi- auction for the teams. cates that the professional leagues port for the first time are not given time high. There were also "ex- The move ended a four- grades. tremely large numbers" of inter- DIVING By Jimmy Golen do better than college sports at in- month tug-of-war over Ascent Associated Press tegrating their executive positions Other details from the report: national players in the WNBA, Entertainment Group's efforts and women are faring better than Players: The percentage of NHL and soccer. ; to sell the teams and the Pepsi Jefferson, 10, BOSTON — When the North- minorities. Among the pro leagues, black players decreased over the Colleges: The percentage of Center arena, due to open next eastern University Center for past year in all professional black Division I athletic directors, wins another title the NBA is ahead of the other excluding historically black col- fall. Sport in Society released its an- sports, especially in its spinoff sports, as well as NCAA Division I. In March, the Lauries Ryan Jefferson of Seminole nual racial report card, the news In baseball, the 15 percent black leges, is 3.2 percent, down from WNBA. participation was a 10-year low. 3.7 percent a year earlier. purchased the Ascent assets for Pool won his third consecutive wasn't so much the grades as who "I think there's a real con- $400 million, triggering two title in the 10-under boys was in the class. This decrease can largely be at- "That's kind of a scary num- sciousness in that league more tributed to the increase of Latin ber," Lapchick said. shareholder lawsuits that division at the All-City Diving Data from the WNBA were ex- than any other," Lapchick said. claimed other potential Meet Tuesday at Shorewood players. In baseball, for example, Owners: There were no bla6k amined for the first time this year, "They represent, if anybody does, the percentage of Latins reached or Latin majority owners in any of bidders were not solicited and Hills Pool. making it the first women's league the teams and arena should Jefferson, 10, of Fitchburg, the whole concept of gender eq- an all-time high of 25 percent. the leagues examined by the Re- to be scrutinized. The title also uity." Women: Women fare better port. There was one Asian major- have fetched a higher price. scored 151.30 points in the changed this year from a "Racial On Monday, Sturm won the final day of the competition to The NBA received the highest than minorities in terms of off- ity owner in the MLS and the right to compete against the Report Card" to a "Racial and overall grades with an A- for race field opportunities. Except in the NHL, while three women were edge teammate Calvin Krajco, Gender Report Card." Lauries by edging Saudi who had 123.45 points. and a B for gender. The NFL got a NBA, though, they are overrepre- majority owners, two in the NFL Princess Thara Al Saud, who Andrea Woodside of "The dimension of diversity has B+ for its racial hiring practices, sented in support staff positions and one in baseball. ; offered $450 million, and a Middleton was the titlist in the group made up of retired 10-under girls division. She Denver Broncos quarterback had 122.25 points to finish just John Elway, Denver financier ahead of Megan Schiltz of Rose wants to hear anything from Selig Bjorn Erik Borgen and Ridgewood, who scored 121.40. Colorado ski mogul George In the 15-18 boys division, State Journal wire services Steve Schrenk will start today disease. ... Gillett, whose bid wasn't Sam Lipp of Westside took first BASEBALL NOTES against the Marlins instead of outfielder Shane Spencer, side- disclosed. place with 203.25 points. has heard several Schilling. lined because of an irregular • Mario Lemieux has the Graham Grafton finished times through the media that base- his hands," Rose said. "Even if it's Around the horn: Seattle short- heartbeat, rejoined the team. money needed to purchase the second with 200.50 points for ball commissioner Bud Selig stop Alex Rodriguez was held out "I've been taking it easy for th'je'e; financially troubled Pittsburgh Parkcrest. doesn't plan to review his lifetime bad news, wouldn't you think he'd of Tuesday's game against Kansas weeks. I'm bored," said SpenceV," Penguins, with at least $50 Erin Hallen of Middleton ban from the game. answer me except through the million wired into escrow media? I can honestly tell you I've City with a sore left wrist. He in- who was placed on the disabled, won the girls division with He still wants to hear those jured the wrist Sunday sliding list July 3 and treated for atria! fif accounts, his lawyer said. 218.25 points. never met the man." into a base against Minnesota. A brillation. ... The Kansas City. The NHL Hall of Fame Ridgewood edged words from Selig in person. Schilling to skip start: Phila- center still needs to finalize team spokesman said Rodriguez Royals recalled pitcher Glendori Middleton, 254.5-236, to win the Rose, banned in 1989 for mis- delphia Phillies ace was day-to-day. ... Arizona Dia- Rusch and purchased the contract details and close on the deal, a team competition. Results in conduct related to gambling, ap- will miss his scheduled start today mondbacks outfielder David Del- of infielder Ray Holbert from Class process that could be Scoreboard/SB. plied for reinstatement more than with mild biceps tendinitis. completed in less than 10 days. lucci underwent surgery to repair AAA Omaha. ... Left-hander Scott a year ago. He said he is upset that Schilling (14-4) has felt stiff- a damaged bone in his left wrist. Radinsky was placed on the 15-day; Lawyer Douglas Campbell Selig never responded to his letter : was confident Lemieux would GOLF ness in his right biceps while Dr. Don Sheridan, who performed disabled list by the St. Louis Car requesting a meeting where he can warming up before his last two the 2i/2-hour surgery, says Del- dinals because of a strained left be able to purchase the state his case. bankrupt team for whom he Roisum still leads starts. He is scheduled to skip just lucci has a 70 percent chase at elbow. St. Louis recalled left- played. The money needed to at Public Links "Here's a guy who has my fu- one start and pitch again Tuesday continuing his career from the hander Mike Mohler from Class buy the Penguins was wired by ture and the future of my family in at Florida. Rookie right-hander condition known as Kienbock's AAA Memphis. ,".-•' investors into accounts by Defending champion Pat Monday, a deadline set by a Roisum of Madison shot a 5- federal bankruptcy judge, over par 77 to continue to lead Campbell said. with a 149 after the second Kvapil. In the end, Haseleu, who Kinder, Wausau's ston Cup driver , got "Everything's there. We're round of the 54-hole Wisconsin Race started fifth, was able to protect and Madison's Brian Hoppe. his first win in the Midwest Truck there," Campbell said. "Now Women's Public Links State the inside and keep Kvapil at bay. Hoppe, one of the top drivers Series. ;;•'."• The win was a big one for the in the RE/MAX series, recovered we just have to hammer out a Championship on the East Continued from Page 1B MILLER LITE 250 ... „ 21-year-old Haseleu, who some from a mishap on Lap 180, when 1, Nate Haseleu, Marshall; 2, Travis Kvapll, Edge/ton; series of agreements and so Course at Yahara Hills Golf 3, Jason Schuler, Fort Atkinson; 4, Rvan Hanson. Belott;-S, Course Tuesday. see as an up-and-comer in racing. he bumped into Wimmer and Kyle Kinder, McFarland; 6, Scott Wimmer, Wausaw-7, forth." nitely make the season go better," Brian Hoppe, Verona; 8, Eric Peterson, Machesney .Park, Campbell refused to name Roisum, who shot an even- But for now, he just wants to con- spun between Turns 3 and 4. IIU 9, Dale Nottestad, Cambridge; 10, Todd Zlck, Brlggsvltler said Haseleu, who passed Kvapil 11, Pete Moore, McFarland. ."...• all the investors or detail how par 72 on the West Course on Lap 148 and led the rest of the centrate on becoming a better "We were just off tonight," 12, John Woldman, Madison; 13, Adam Shackerfordi driver. Verona; 14, Troy Voyles, Sycamore, Illj 15, Rick Nelsom much they have invested, but Monday, had two birdies to race. Hoppe said. "We had so much Madison; 16, Chod Wood, Madison; 17, Don Topel, Lake. said there is enough money in lead by 4 strokes over Mills; 18, Marvin Alexander, Oregon; 19, Alex Atklnsork.Ve- Kvapil's lead reached as much "I'm just trying to get laps," rear brake in the car and that's ronw 20, Scott Field, Port Edwards; 21, , the escrow accounts now to pay Madison's Sue Joy-Sobota. as 3.5 seconds, but a caution on Haseleu said. "I need to get a cou- how I got into Scott Wimmer." Wausau; 22, John Knaus, Rackford, III. for the Penguins, an amount Susan Lee Kolbe and Patti ple more years of experience be- In Tuesday's other features, Or- MIDWEST TRUCK SERIES FEATURE • ' - ' believed to be $50 million to Lap 227 allowed Kvapil to catch 1, Justin Musgrave, Madison; 2, Dan Harris, Madison,' Pelischek are tied for third up. On Lap 237, Kvapil pulled up fore I can think of anything else." egon's Andy Anderson won the 3, Billy Berg, Arlington. -" " $55 million. place with 159. The tournament Haseleu believes the RE/MAX Midwest Modified race and Justin MIDWEST MODIFIED FEATURE • • directly behind Haseleu, but 1, Andy Anderson, Oregon; 2, Paul Treuthardt, Mon- concludes today on Yahara's series is a perfect training ground. Musgrave, son of NASCAR Win- roe; 3, Wayne Rlebe, Clinton. COLLEGE BASKETBALL West Course. couldn't pull past him. "A couple of times, I had a "RE/MAX is a good series. There are so many good guys who Investigation slows LOCALLY pretty good run on him, but I didn't have quite good enough have been doing it for a long CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS time," Haseleu said. Minnesota report University of Wisconsin traction to get past," Kvapil said. An investigation of alleged running back Ron Dayne has Kvapil, who worked past Hase- The loss was a disappointing sexual misconduct by been named a preseason all- leu on Lap 116, led at halftime one for Kvapil who said he has FREE PAR 3 GOLF University of Minnesota American by Sport Magazine, when the racers paused for a never won one of the biggest races On Saturday, July 31 & Sunday, August 1st athletes is likely to delay a which also ranked UW at No. chance to change tires and make at Madison International Speed- report and any self-imposed 13. Dayne was also chosen to adjustments to their cars. After way. However, Kvapil conceded Cut Out The Coupon In This Saturday's <; sanctions regarding win the Doak Walker Award, as the break, Haseleu seemed to that he lost to a good driver. Wisconsin State Journal. accusations of academic fraud the nation's top running back. have the better car than Kvapil. "Nathan is a good guy and he's by men's basketball players. ... The 18th annual UW "I think the biggest thing was young and a excellent, excellent Sandra Gardebring, vice Provision fund-raiser for UW most guys in the beginning didn't driver," Kvapil said. THE GREEN president for institutional Athletics will be held Aug. 9. have their cars right and I was Cambridge's Jason Schuler fin- GOLF CENTER relations, told the Saint Paul Tickets may be purchased by pretty good," said Kvapil, who ished third, followed by Beloit's (Minn.) Pioneer Press on calling (608) 262-5069.... Cassi won his first NASCAR RE/MAX Ryan Hanson, McFarland's Kyle (608) 831-5559 • 3110 Laura Ln. • Middleton Monday that a report on Palk, 9, recently won the gold Challenge Series race Saturday at www.madisongolf.com possible cheating by men's medal in sparring at the Fountain, Colo. "Obviously, Na- basketball players isn't TaeKwonDo National Junior than tuned his car (during the Free Estimates expected until late October. Olympics. break) and he got us by a little Chain Link or Wood The delay also would push bit." JULY CLOSEOUTS back action on the report until ODDS AND ENDS In the final laps, Haseleu had mid-November, Gardebring to worry about passing several Struck & Irwin Fence said. , coach and lapped cars as he tried to hold off 255-1673 She said investigators are general manager of the behind schedule because they WNBA's Phoenix Mercury spent time in May and June signed a multiyear contract compiling a report on alleged sexual harassment by athletes extension with the team.... and preferential treatment by Defending champion Albert administrators. Costa won his llth straight Q2lf Specials University president Mark match in the clay-court event, Yudof hired two law firms soon beating Michael Kholmann, 6-4, after allegations of academic 6-4, in the second round of the 18 HOLES WITH CART $27.50 All Tractors Reduced fraud surfaced in March. They Generali Open in Kitzbuehel, Rate per person. Available any day, weekends after 12 pm. Austria.... Lance Armstrong Not valid for leqgues/outings. No other discounts apply. Hundreds of $'s have been looking into claims Must present coupon. Expires 8-1-99. Nothing Runs that a tutor wrote research finished ninth in the two-leg Many Models In Stock papers and completed take- Cross Laussane time trial in Like A Deere® home tests for more than 20 Lausanne, Switzerland— The current and former basketball Vancouver Canucks signed EARLY BIRD players. Daniel Sedin and his identical $19.95 • Former Sun Prairie High twin brother, Henrlk, to three- Before 8 AM School athlete Nichie Bendt year contracts worth $1.03 LAKE WINDSOR was named women's basketball million a season. coach at Madison Area Compiled from State Journal $23.95 GOLF CLUB 8:00-10:OOAM Technical College. wire services and staff reports. (Mon.-Fri. Includes Cart) , 'Wisconsin State Journal, Wednesday, July 28,1999 SB 1s U.S. veterans shine in track Qy Bert Rosenthal with Cuba at 21 and Canada at 14. Associated Press PAN AMERICAN GAMES The U.S. baseball team also came up with a victory, recovering from its shock- '* WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The U.S. alist and American-record-holder, ing loss Monday to Canada with a 5-1 win track and field team got a lift from a trio over Mexico. Catcher had of veterans Tuesday at the Pan Am hurled the hammer a Pan Am record 261- 2, leading another 1-2 U.S. finish. two home runs and drove in all five runs. Games. Today's foe: world champion Cuba. And in gymnastics, Cuba's Eric Lopez Price-Smith, also 37, won her fourth Pan Ams medal, tossing the shot 62-6V2. The Cubans won their second straight, •kept on piling up gold medals, adding routing Brazil, 10-1. ;tnree more and giving him six total in In addition to her two consecutive golds, Price-Smith won a shot put silver in 1991 The American men were shut out in ', the men's competition. and a discus bronze in 1987. individual gymnastics finals, with Cuba ' | American pole vaulter Pat Manson, Despite missing three times at trying winning eight medals. All-around winner hammer thrower Lance Deal and wom- to break his Pan Am record of 18-lOVz set Lopez took gold in pommel horse, paral- en's shot putter Connie Price-Smith, in 1995, Manson was ecstatic over his lel bars and rings. among the old guard of a generally young . The U.S. women also had a tough . U.S. track and field team, repeated as "Wow!" he said. "That's cool, that's night. , Champions. neat. I really wanted to come here and After winning the gold and bronze i : s Manson, 31, the oldest competitor in get a third gold." medals in the all-around competition, ,the 10-man pole vault field, became the Deal, ranked sixth in the world, un- the United States managed only one first American and fifth athlete overall to corked his winning throw on his first at- medal in the individual events Tuesday, •win three gold medals in the same Pan tempt, shattering the previous Pan Am a bronze by Morgan White in the uneven . Am Games track and field event, soaring record of 253-5 by Jud Logan in 1987 and bars. . 18 feet, 41/2 inches as the United States 13 feet beyond Deal's winning throw in Another medal hopeful for the United , .swept the first two places. He has now 1995. States, Jennie Thompson, injured her won gold medals in three straight Pan The United States led the medals ankle in the vault, the first event, and Associated Press Am Games. table with 83, far ahead of Cuba's 49 and had to scratch from the bars and floor Deal, 37, the 1996 Olympic silver med- Canada's 44. Americans have 31 golds, exercise. American Nicole Haynes competes in the high jump Tuesday at the Pan Am Games. SCOREBOARD

Friday, Aug. 13 United Stoles, def. Conchlta Martinez .728.7, Lorle Kane, .723. 8, Jull Inkster, BASEBALL Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. (9), Spain, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, Corlna Mora- .712. 9, , .711. 10, Jane FOR THE Baseball Athletes file suit Carolina at Jacksonville, 6:30 p.m. rlu, United States, def. Anne Gaelle Geddes, .710. New Orleans at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Sldot, France, 6-1, 6-4. Fablola Zulu- Driving distance RECORD Brewers averages Washington at New England, 6:30 oga, Colombia, def. Tamarlne Tana- 1, Jean Bartholomew, 259.9. 2, AMERICAN LEGION p.m. sugarn, Thailand, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Wendy Doolan, 259.6. 3, Caroline CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP Chicago at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. Katarlna Srebotnlk, Slovenia, def. Blaylock, 259.6. 4, Smrltl Mehro, 256.5. Transactions EAST TROY 14, COTTAGE GROVE 4 , ' BATTING N.Y. Giants at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Jane Chi, United States, 6-3,6-1. 5, Sally Dee, 257.3. Se Rl Pak, 257.3. 7 East Troy 202 505 0 — 14 14 3 ob h 2b 3b hr rbl avg (ESPN) (tie), Sherrl Turner and Kris Tschet- Cottage Grove....l01 200 0— 4 71 'Ochoa 149 50 12 2 6 27 .336 Saturday, Aug. 14 ter, 257.1. 9, Aklko Fukushlma, 256.6. BASEBALL Mack, Senft and Beterle; Hessling, Clrlllo 360 120 171 6 55 .316 N.Y. Jets at Green Bay, 7 p.m. GOLF 10, Annette DeLuca, 256.3. American League over videotapes Phillips (4), Vetter (7) and Phillips, Nllsson 283 68 14 1 20 53 .311 (CBS) Sand saves BOSTON RED SOX — Recalled 2B Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. Green (4). w — Mack. L — Hessling. Jenkins 274 65 24 1 15 54 .310 1, Susie Redman, .640. 2, Dottle Donnle Sadler from Pawtucket ot the Leading hitters — Mysllwskl (ET) Loretta 372 113 23 3 5 50.304 Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Professional , .625. 3, Hollls Stacy, .574. 4, Arizona at Denver, 6 p.m. . Optioned RHP 3x5, Mack (ET) 2x4, Fldler (ET) 2x4, The plaintiffs, who have been 'Belllard 234 70 14 3 5 29 .299 , .556. 5, Ml Hyun Marino Santana to Pawtucket. 16 0 9 49 .263 Buffalo at Seattle, 8 p.m. Johnson (ET) 2x4, Walter (ET) 2x4. HR Grlssom... 350 99 Sunday, Aug. 15 PGA Kim, .551. 6, , .537. 7, Dona — Re- granted anonymity by the court, •Burnt!! 326 89 24 1 26 73 .273 Dormonn, .535. 8, Pot Bradley, .529. 9, — Mack (ET). 2B — Walter Z Pldot Secretly made Dallas at Oakland, 3 p.m. Money leaders called LHP Gtendon Rusch from (ET); Zwettler (CG), Green (CG). .Collier 60 16 6 0 1 15 .267 Tennessee at Kansas City, 7:30 Trn Money Catrln Nllsmark, .517. 10, Christy Erb, Omaha of the PCL, Purchased the are described in the lawsuit as 28 Valentin., 127 35 6 3 6 17 .276 p.m. 1. David Duval 15 13,019,406 .514. contract of INF Ray Holbert from 7 0 1 16 .266 MIDDLETON AA REGIONAL "John Does" and "unknown Illi- Vina , 154 41 Thursday, Aug. 19 2. Tiger Woods 15 12,624,105 Birdies Omaha. Optioned INF Steve Scar- Banks , 128 33 4 0 3 11 .258 Seattle at San Francisco, 7 p.m. 3. Payne Stewart 16 11,679,442 1, Karrle Webb, 271. 2, Lorle Kane, Tuesday's championship result tapes were sold 2 0 8 .258 4. Vllay Singh. 21 11,824,490 270. 3, Maria Hiorth, 252. 4, Mardl sone, LHP Tim Byrdak and INF Larry MIDDLETON 6, nois State University football play- Hughes... 93 24 3 (ESPN) Sutton to Omaha. Berry 223 54 11 1 2 22 .242 Friday, Aug. 20 5. JeH Moggert. 16 11,694,700 Lunn, 239. 5, Jull Inkster, 234. 6, Mlch- MADISON EAST 5 ers." 'Becker 98 22 2 2 3 B .226 Cincinnati at Detroit, 6 p.m. 6. Davis Love III. 16 11,577,068 ele Redman, 233. 7, Krlstl Albers, 228. NEW YORK YANKEES — Acti- Madison East 010 202 0 — 5 62 Pitcherers Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets, 6:30 p.m. 7. Justin Leonard 19 11,402,084 8, Sherrl Stelnhouer, 223. 9, Ml Hyun vated OF Shane Spencer trom the 15- Mlddleton 012 000 3 — 6 10 3 The lawsuit says they are past 8. Carlos Franco. 15 11,360,204 Kim, 222.10, , 220. day disabled list. Optioned LHP Ed Rauls, Z. Lulck (5) and Shanda; Le- via Internet sites Peterson.. 4 2 0 0 0 0 .500 Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. Nomo 10 1 1 0 4 .323 Buffalo at Washington, 7 p.m. 9. Steve Pole. 19 11,379,255 Driving accuracy Yarnall to Columbus of the Interna- nerz, Nonn (4) and Prochaska. W — or present athletes at Northwest- 1 0 0 0 .167 Tennessee at Arizona, 9 p.m. 10. Hoi Sulton. 17 11,270,111 1, , .610. 2, Amy Fruh- tional League. Nonn.L — Z. Lulck. Weathers. 0 ll.JeffSlumon. 22 11,266,697 Woodard.. 6 1 0 0 0 .150 Saturday, Aug. 21 wlrth, .809. 3, Sherrl Stelnhouer, .809. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS — Re- Leading hitters — Hauls (ME) 2x3; ern, Illinois, Illinois State, Eastern Minnesota at Cleveland, 6 p.m. 12. TlmHerron 19 11,198,677 4, Maria Flgueras-Dottl, .800. 5, Lorle called RHP Mickey Callaway from By Eric Fidler Karl 6 2 0 2 5 .146 13. John Huston. 17 11,176,867 Lenerz (M) 2x4, Lohr (M) 3x4. 3B — Illinois, Indiana, Penn, Iowa State Pulsipher. 1 0 0 0 0 .143 Jacksonville at N.Y. Giants, 6 p.m. Kane, .787. 6, Annlka Sorenstam, .779. Durham of the International League. kelley (ME). 2B — Lenerz, Lohr, Associated Press Baltimore at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. 14. Chris Perry., 21 11,123,973 7, Jenny Lldback, .778. 8, Pearl Sinn, Eldred 1 0 0 0 0 .077 15. Loren Roberts. 16 11,016,117 Optioned LHP Aton Newman to Dur- Marra (M), Him (M). and Michigan State. It names sev- Roque 1 0 0 0 0 .071 St. Louis ot Chicago, 7 p.m. .776. 9, Nancy Ramsbottom, .772. 10, ham. Dallas at New England, 7 p.m. 16. Phil Mlckelson. 16 1999,256 Copplngr.. 0 0 0 0 0 .000 17. Tom Lehman, 15 1997,336 Hlroml Kobayashl, .770. National League MIDDLETON 7, (ESPN) Putting average CHICAGO — Athletes at eight eral companies, people and In- Fox 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Indianapolis at New Orleans, 7 18. Stuart Appleby. 20 1956,167 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Re- MADISON 1 EAST Plttsley 0 0 0 0 0 .000 19. Ernie Els II 1906,306 1, Stephanie Lowe, 28.26. 2, Llse- assigned RHP Juan Zapata to Belolt Madison East 000 000 1 — 1 3 3 ternet service providers as p.m. lotte Neumann, 28.66. 3, Jane Crofter, universities say they were secretly Fltelsk 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 7:30 20. Jim Furvk. 17 1676,505 of the Midwest League. Announced Mlddleton 103 030 x — 7 8 1 Estrada.... 0 0 0 0 0 .000 21. Jose Mario Olazabol 8 1654,247 28.73. 4, Barb Mucha, 28.60. 5. Dottle defendants. p.m. Pepper, 28.96. 6, , 29.03. 7, the retirement of RHP Mark Klrst. Christiansen, Schroeder (4) and videotaped in locker rooms and Others 2 0 0 0 3 .067 Miami at San Diego, 10 p.m. 22. Nick Price. 13 1841,424 — Signed INF Shonda; Lenerz and Prochaska. W — Team 3440 97018619115499.282 23. Jesper Parnevlk. 14 1836,138 Jull Inkster, 29.05. 6, Hollls Stacy, the tapes were sold through In- David Sobel, general counsel Monday, Aug. 23 29.06. 9, Rosle Jones, 29.15. 10, Cathy Scott Livingstone and RHP Jimmy Lenerz. L — Christiansen. Runs (520) — Loretta 66, Burnltz Denver vs. Green Bay at Madison, 24. Scott Hoch. 19 1636,024 Leading hitters — Lenerz (M) 2x3. 25. Glen Day 18 1635,925 Johnston-Forbes, 29.25. Myers to minor league contracts and for the Electronic Privacy Infor- 60, Clrlllo 56, Grlssom 50, Nllsson 48, WIs. 7 p.m. (ABC) assigned them to NorfolK of the Inter- 2B — Lenerz, Tollefson (M). ternet sites advertising "hot youn- Jenkins 44, Belllard 36, Ochoa 29, Va- Thursday, Aug. 26 26. BobEstes. 18 1625,917 27. Steve Elklngton., 14 1613,476 PGA SENIORS national League. mation Center in Washington, said lentin 24, Banks 22, Berry 22, Vina 17. Kansas City at Jacksonville, 7 p.m. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC ger dudes." (CBS) 2B. Scott Gump. 19 1809,611 Money leaders ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Placed Becker 11, Hughes 9, Collier 9, Wood- 29. TedTrvba 20 5802,364 Trn Money LHP Scott Radinsky on the 15-day dis- Atlantic: Shoe Box 3, B&G's 1; Big the Communications Decency Act ard 5, Karl 5, Nomo 3, Eldred 2, Faltcl- Philadelphia at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Louis Goldstein, a lawyer repre- Friday, Aug. 27 30. BUI Glosson.. 14 1793,422 I.Bruce Flelsher. 19 Sl,48a.400 abled list. Recalled LHP Mike Mohler Ten Athletic Supply 6, Madison gives Internet service providers sekl, Weathers 1. 3 l.Rocco Mediate 17 1783,125 2.Holelrwin.. 15 51,478,155 Speedway 2. senting the athletes in a lawsuit, Walks (416) — Burnltz 50, Clrlllo Atlanta at Tennessee, 7 p.m. from Memphis of the International (ESPN) 32. Gobrlel Hlerlstedt. 20 1781,630 3. Allen Doyle 19 11,231,309 League. Northern: Rusty's 7, Badger Sports immunity from responsibility for 49, Belllard 42, Nllsson 36, Grlssom 34, 33. Dennis Paulson. 19 1777,944 4. Lorry Nelson. 20 11,125,828 6; Rick's Olde Golde 9, Yellow Jersey said Tuesday he has eight tapes Loretta 34, Jenkins 26, Becker 26, Saturday, Aug. 28 BASKETBALL Green Bay at New Orleans, 7 p.m. 34. Frank Lickllter. 20 1743,998 5. Vicente Fernandez. 19 5871,366 NBA what their customers put on their Ochoa 23, Valentin 23, Berry 16, Vina Detroit at Miami, 6 p.m. 35. Andrew Mogee 17 1727,964 6. Dana Qulgley. 23 5805,429 and he contends the practice of se- 14, Banks 14, Collier 8, Woodard 5, 36. Greg Kraft. 19 1706,110 MIAMI HEAT — Named Marc la- Carolina at Baltimore, 6:30 p.m. 7. John Jacobs J757.375 varonl assistant coach. HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE World Wide Web sites. Hughes 5, Roque i Karl 2, Plttsley 1, Buffalo at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m. 37. Olln Browne. 16 1700,601 8. Jose Maria Canlzares 5753,190 Tuesday's result cretly taping athletes in locker 38. Duffy Waldorf. 16 1660,665 — Ex- "I think the law goes a little fur- Weathers 1, Eldred 1. Washington at Pittsburgh, 6:30 9. Graham Marsh. 5752,446 Sauk Prairie 10, Mazomanle 0 rooms is widespread. Strikeouts (649) — Burnltz 80, Grls- p.m. 39. Fred Funk. 22 1673,859 10. . $720,402 tended the contracts of John Wetzel ther than it probably ought to in som 71, Clrlllo SB, Nllsson 52, Jenkins Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. 40. (Work O'Meoro. 13 1663,854 ll.JohnMoholfev. 5683,791 and , assistant coaches, "There's a whole industry," he 51, Loretta 37, Berry 35, Banks 34, N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. 41. Kirk Triplet). 17 1657,219 12. Tom Jenkins 5662,920 through the 2000-2001 season. Golf shielding ISPs, particularly in Becker 32, Belllard 31, Hughes 27, Va- San Diego at St. Louis, 7 p.m. 42. David Toms 21 1642,290 13. Bruce Summerhays 5632,287 WNBA said. "They send people all over lentin 25, Collier 19, Ochoa 19, Karl 13, New England at Tampa Bay, 7 43. Tommy Armour III. 1622,220 14. Dove Elchelberger 5597,859 PHOENIX MERCURY — Signed cases where they have knowledge Roque 10, Woodard 10, Nomo 6, Eld- p.m. 44. Stewart Clnk., 17 1609,656 Cheryl Miller, coach, to a multlyear 45. Lee Janien, 17 1601,689 15. Joelnman. 5524,679 METRO the country to do videotaping." red 7, Vina 6, Pulsipher 6, Weathers 3, Arizona at Seattle, 9 p.m. 16. Walter Hall. 5513,739 contract extension. Pat Murn of St. Cloud, Minn, re- of what's there," he said. Sunday, Aug. 29 46. Steve Strieker. 17 1600,050 Copptnger 1, Myers 1, Peterson 1, Plt- 47. Mike Weir. 19 1598,746 17. Gary McCord. 5506,823 FOOTBALL corded his second-career hole-in-one The tapes, with names such as tsley 1, Faltelsek 1, others 10. Denver at Dallas, 7 p.m. (FOX) 18. Bob Duval. 1504,118 NFL at Pleasant View Golf Course Tues- "It's a little ironic in a case like Monday, Aug. 30 48. Fred Couples 13 1594,692 Stolen bases (47) — Grlssom 13, 49. Craig Parry, 16 1582,076 19. Jim Thorpe. 5477,561 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Ex- day. He used a 9-iron to ace the 142- "Straight Off'the Mat" and "Voyeur Vina 5, Banks 4, Becker 4, Collier 3, San Francisco at Oakland, 7 p.m. 20. Leonard Thompson. 5470,928 yard 13th hole. this that it's a law called the Com- (ABC) 50. Paul Govdos. 19 1569,482 tended the contract of QB Jeff Lewis Ochoa 3, Burnltz 3, Clrlllo 2, Belllard 2, 51. Skip Kendall. .. 20 S 561,443 21. Jim Dent. 5467,475 through the 2002 season. Maple Bluff (71) — Jeff Slmonson Time," began to come to light in Jenkins 2, Loretta 3, Valentin 2, Nlls- Thursday, Sept. 2 22. Ray Floyd. 5457,047 munications Decency Act." Miami at Green Bay, 7 p.m. 63. Jerry Kelly- .. 24 1434,058 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Placed 73; Jay Blasl, Pam Bormann 75; Mor- April, when the Chicago Tribune son 1. 75. J.P. Hayes. 19 1356,177 23. Hugh Baiocchl. 5455,006 DE Derrick Alexander on the gan Manchester 78; Jack Storer, Lee Goldstein said it was time for • ~ - (36) — Burnltz 13, Lo- St. Louis at Detroit, 6 p.m. 24. Al Gelberger 5453,784 1 New Orleans at Tennessee, 6 p.m. physically-unable to perform list. Kelly 79. reported that hidden-camera vid- -r«ta 7, Vina 4, Clrllto 4, Jenkins 3, Cleveland ot Philadelphia, 6:30 25. J.C. Sneod. 5434,881 Odana Hills (72) — Kurt Kranz 71; the federal government to take ac- 5393,874 DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed DL » ..Berry 2, Ochoa 1, Nllsson 1, Valentin p.m. Scoring average 26. Ed Dougherty. to a five-year con- Jim Lesle, Paul Gaustad 76; Dennis eotapes, including footage taken New England at Carolina, 7 p.m. 1, Tiger Woods, 68.66. 2, Dovld 27. Christy O'Connor, $390,757 Shanks, Phil Gaustad; Bill Essllng 78; tion. Duvol, 69.01. 3, Davis Love III, 69.27. 4, 28. KermltZarlev. 5390,681 tract. Agreed to terms with DL Peppl Sacrifices (58) — Woodard 9, Karl Seattle at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. Zellner, WR Wane McGarlty and WR Don Hangensen, Brent Schuettpelz 79. during a 1995 wrestling tourna- 7, Nomo 7, Eldred 4, Loretta 4, Banks Jacksonville at Dallas, 8 p.m. Justin Leonard, 69.43. 5 (tie), Hal Sut- 29. Tom Wargo. 5384,551 "The government's got to real- ton and Vllay Singh. 69.50. 7, Jim MarTay Jenkins. The Meadows (72) — Steve 3, Vina 3, Grlssom 3, Belllard 3, Friday, Sept. 3 30. Terry Dill, $367,095 Zwettler 76. ment at Northwestern, were being ize they've allowed a Wild West to Becker 2, Jenkins 2, Nllsson 2, Clrlllo Atlanta at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m. Furyk , 69.70. 8, Tom Lehman, 69.78. 31. George Archer $362,723 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed 9, Carlos Franco, 69.84. 10, Jet) Mag- QD Aaron Brooks and P Josh Bldwell. Nakoma (70) — Lisa Rosenstock 2, Roque 1, Pulsipher 1, Peterson 1, Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 6:30 p.m. 32. Jim Colbert $360,435 76. marketed online and by mail. develop on the Internet," he said. Collier 1, Others 3. N.Y. Giants at Baltimore, TBA gert, 69.65. 33. MlkeMcCullougn. $357,169 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed RB Driving distance J.J. Johnson and FB Rod Konrod to Glenway (32) — Tom Schllcht 34. Hidden-camera videos are also Errors (71) — Loretta 10, Valentin Tampa Bay at Washington, 7 p.m. 34. Bob Murphy. 5341,047 Blackhawk (72) — Bo Welch 76; The Internet is full of sites of- San Francisco ot Denver, 8 p.m. John Daly, 306.3. 2, Chris Couch, 35. Frank Conner $340,293 four-year contracts and RB Cecil Col- 10, Clrlllo 9, Belllard 6, Nllsson 5, Berry Bob Narowcti 77; Bill Berg 78; Fabrl- 5, Burnltz 4, Karl 4, Becker 2, Collier 2, Oakland at Arizona, 9 p.m. 294.2. 3, Tiger Woods, 292.9. 4, Rory 36. BobDickson. $332,562 lins, C Grey Ruegamer, P Brent Bar- known to have been made at Illi- fering secretly made videos, many Kansas City at San Diego, 10 p.m. Sabbatlnl, 291.3. 5, , 289.9. 37. Lee Trevlno. 5330,970 zzlo Sanchez 79. - Bonks 2, Ochoa 2, Jenkins 2, Wlck- 6, Harrison Frazar, 289.0. 7, Scott tholomew and Guard Joe Wong to Yahara Hills (72) — Dave Sell 77; nois State, Eastern Illinois and man 2, Grlssom 1, Vina 1, Roque 1, Saturday, Sept. 4 36. Jim Albus 5327.0« three-year contracts. claiming to have been made in Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 6:30 p.m. McCarron, 287.7. 6, Barry Cheesman, George Fabian 78. Hughes 1, Plunk 1, Others 1. 287.0. 9, David Duval, 266.7. 10, Dennis 39. IsaoAokl. $321,998 PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Pennsylvania, Goldstein said. 40. . 5320,132 University Ridge (72) — Eric Brl- women's rest rooms or health club Paulson, 286.3. Agreed to terms with OL Kris Farrls nen 72; Steve Smith 77. PITCHING Driving accuracy per 41. John Blond. 5273,965 and LB Joey Porter. The lawsuit, filed Monday, al- locker rooms. Ip h bb so w-t era BASKETBALL 42. Dovld Graham. $266.626 Door Creok (71) — Mark Herbs! 1, Fred Funk, 80.6%. 2 (tie), Jeff SAN FRANCISCO 49ER5 — Signed 76. .iHarrls 1.1 012 0-0 0.00 Maggert, Loren Roberts and Joe Du- 43. Jav Slgel $257,377 DE Chlke Okeafor, CB Plerson Prlo- leges invasion of privacy, unlawful Federal eavesdropping laws •Wlckmn. 46.2 41 31 34 2-5 3.09 Professional rant, 78.5%. 5, Scott Gump, 77.7%. 6, 44. Bob Charles. $255,531 ieau, CB Anthony Parker, RB Terry Plunk 50.1 40 30 39 2-1 3.40 Corey Pavln, 76.5%. 7 (tie), Hal Sutton 45. David Lundstrom $254,293 WWPLGA use of the plaintiffs' images for apply to videotaping, but Randall 46. Brian Barnes. $237,965 Jackson, T and LB 54 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP Weothrs. 63.1 59 23 53 6-4 3.82 and Pete Jordan, 75.5%. 9, Mike Reid, . Placed Okeafor on the Woodrd.. 144.0 162 30 85 11-5 3.94 WBNA 75.0%. 10, 2 tied with 74.9%. 47. Fred Gibson. $232,269 At Yahara Hills monetary gain and mail and wire Samborn, spokesman for the U.S. EASTERN CONFERENCE Greens In regulation 48. Dale Douglass. $225,479 actlve-non football and RB Tuesday's second-round leaders Nomo 102.0 95 43 97 9-3 3.97 on the actlve- Pulsphr... 24.2 32 11 9 2-1 4.74 W L Pet GB 1, David Duvol, 70.0%. 2, Kenny 49. Bob Eastwood. $209,845 CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT fraud under the federal Racketeer attorney in Chicago, said he could Plttsley... 18.2 20 10 13 0-1 4.82 New York 10 9 .526 — Perry, 69.7%. 3, Hal Sutton, 69.3%. 4, 50. Rocky Thompson. 5205,724 physlcally unable to perform list. 149 —Pat Rolsum 72-77. Influenced and Corrupt Organiza- not confirm or deny whether an in- ikarl 126.1 160 52 44 7-9 5.13 Detroit 10 10 .500 '/i Tiger Woods, 69.2%. 5, Robert SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Agreed 153 — Sue Joy-Sobota 76-77. Roque 58.0 72 29 44 1-6 5.43 Chorlotte 10 10 .500 '/7 Allenby, 66.8%. 6, Joe Durant, 66.4%. to terms with DE Antonio Cochran on 159 — Susan Lee Kolbe 71-78; Patti tions Act. vestigation has begun. • Myers 27.2 33 7 20 2-1 5.86 Orlando 9 11 .450 IVi 7, Vllay Singh, 68.3%. 8, Davis Love III, Scoring average a three-year contract. Pellschek 80-79. Peterson 10.1 13 7 7 0-1 6.10 Washington 6 15 .286 5 68.0%. 9, Duffy Waldorf, 67.9%. 10, I, Bruce Flelsher, 69.51. 2, Hale TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — 162 — Diane Llndstrom 78-64. Coppngr. 5.0 316 0-1 7.20 Cleveland 5 16 .238 6 Grant Walte, 67.7%. Irwln, 69.79. 3, Gil Morgan, 70.31. 4, Signed DE John McLaughlln to a 163—Mary Ryan 86-77. Estrada.. 7.1 10 4 5 0-0 7.36 WESTERN CONFERENCE Total driving Tom Jenkins, 70.37. 5, Allen Doyle, three-year contract and C-G Kevin 168 — Nancy Phipps 82-66. W L Pet GB 1, Hal Sutton, 49. 2 (tie). Tiger 70.53. 6, Vicente Fernandez/ 70.55. 7, Doglns, S Damten Robinson and CB Fltelsk.... 12.0 18 3 5 0-0 7.50 Houston 17 4 .810 — Woods and David Duval, 51. 4, Davis 169 — Rebecca Rlggert 87-82; Lor- lEWred.... 51.0 69 24 30 1-5 8.29 , 70.56. 8, Gary McCord, Floyd Young to one-year contracts. raine Grant 64-85. Los Angeles 14 6 .700 2"i Love III, 57. 5, Grant Walte, 59. 6, Kirk 70.64. 9, Jose Maria Canlzores, 70.65. dISantos. 6.1 11 7 4 0-1 8.53 Socromento 13 8 .619 4 Triplet!, 68. 7, Robert Allenby, 74. 8, TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to 170 — Sandy Weltzer 82-88. . 'Fox 6.2 11 4 12 0-010.80 10, John Mohatfey, 70.78. terms with DE , S Brad Minnesota 11 8 .579 5 Nick Price, 76. 9, Bill Glasson, 79. 10, Driving distance 171—Connie Pilger 88-83. • Others.... 118.0 137 69 83 4-8 6.10 Phoenix 9 11 .450 Tii Phil Mlckelson, 63. Ware, CB Donald Mitchell and WR 172 — Sue Wassenberg 85-87. ' iT«am. 880.0 987371 58447-52 4.97 Utah 7 13 .350 9'/j 1, John Jacobs, 286.1. 2, John Putting average Schroeder, 281.0. 3, Gil Morgan, 279.2. Darran Hall. Signed WR Jeremalne 176 —Peg Carlson 86-90. Earned runs (486) — Karl 72, Tuesday's results 1, Brad Fdxon, 1.707. 2, Payne Copeland and Shlno Prater. 186 —SondyThles 97-89. Woodard 63, Eldred 47, Nomo 45, 4, Bob Duvol, 278.1. 5, Jim Holtgrleve, , Houston 85. Detroit 46 Stewart, 1.725. 3 (tie), David Frost 277.0. 6, Terry Dill, 276.4. 7, DeWItt HOCKEY WD — Fran Brelt. Roque 35, Weathers 27, Plunk 19, Phaenlx 86, Utah 73 and David Duval, 1.727. 5, Scott NHL OTHER FLIGHT LEADERS Myers IB, wlckman 16, Pulsipher 13, Weaver, 274.3. 8, David Lundstrom, Minnesota 61, Sacramento 59 McCarron, 1.733. 6, Frank Lickllter, 274.2. 9, Bruce Summerhays, 273.9. 10 DALLAS STARS — Signed RW 1st flight — Mlchele Fleszar, Ton! , Plttsley 10, Faltelsek 10, Fox B, Peter- Los Angeles 81, Orlando 60 1.735. 7, Skip Kendall, 1.736. 8, Carlos Pagac 171.2nd flight — JoAnn Hocks- Franco, 1.740. 9, Steve Strieker, 1.745. , David Graham, 273.4. Grant Marshall to a three-year con- son 7, Estrada 6, de los Santos 6, Cop- Today's game tract and LW Jamie Wright to a one- Ira 178. 3rd flight — Pamela J. Bran- 'Plpger 4, Others 60. Detroit at charlotte, 6:30 p.m. 10, Chris Perry, 1.747. Driving accuracy per Birdie average 1, Bud Allln, 81.0%. 2, Calvin Peete, year contract. don 177. 4th flight — Kathy Verklns Saves (23) — Wlckman 20, Weath- 163. 5th flight — Doris Grotkln, Dl- ' . ers 2, Roque 1. 1, David Duval, 4.48. 2, Tiger 80.4%. 3, Allen Doyle, 79.6%. 4, Bruce NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Re- Hit batters (29) — Karl 5, Woodard SOCCER Woods, 4.35. 3, Davis Love III, 4.00. 4, Flelsher, 79.3%. 5, Buzz Thomas, signed F Sergei Krlvokrasov. anne Williams 196. 6th flight — Eu- 4,'Myers 3, Plunk 2, Wlckman 2, Fox Phil Mlckelson, 3.96. 5, Payne Stew- 79.1%. 6, Hale Irwln, 78.7%. 7, Hubert — nice Elde 202. ' 1, Weathers 1, Eldred 1, de los Santos art, 3.90. 6, Hal Sutton, 3.89. 7, Scott Green, 78.5%. 8, Graham Marsh, Named John Torchettl assistant • 1; Nomo 1, Plttsley 1, Pulsipher 1, Professional McCarron, 3.87. 8 (tie), Chris Perry 77.3%. 9, John Bland, 77.1%. 10, Lee coach. Signed C Mike Sllllnger to a WSGA Roque 1, Others 5. and Carlos Franco, 3.83. 10, Jeff Mag- Trevlno, 77.0%. two-year contract and C Steve Kelly SENIOR BESTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Greens In regulation At Chenequa CC, Hartland " Wild pitches (37) — Nomo 7, Eld- MLS gert, 3.80. to a one-year contract. 'red 5, Plunk 4, Karl 4, Woadard 2, Eagles (holes per) 1, John Maharfey, 75.9%. 2, Hale UHL Tuesday's final-round results Eastern Conference 1, Vllay Singh, 96.9. 2, Carlos Irwln, 73.4%. 3, Bruce Flelsher, 72.8%. , Roque 2, Plttsley 2, Fox 1, Weathers 1, W L SOW Pis GF GA QUAD CITY MALLARDS — 136 — Gory Menzel-Archle Dadtan 'Wlckman 1, de los Santos 1, pltlsley 1, 33 39 28 Franco, 105.4. 3, Craig Barlow, 110.3. 4, Tom Jenkins, 71.8%. 5, Allen Doyle, 69-67. D.C 13 7 4, Fred Couples, 110.6. 5, Ted Tryba, 71.5%. 6 (tie), Larry Nelson and Jim Signed C Mike Melas and C Brendan .Others 7. Columbus 12 7 26 25 20 Brooks. 138 — Dave Bagneskl-BHI Brazeau 1 18 25 30 113.4. 6, Joe Ogllvle, 119.3. 7, David Thorpe . 70.9%. 8, Gil Morgan, 70.8%. 69-69. •' (6) — Nomo , Eldred 1, New England 8 10 Toms, 120.6. 8, J.L. Lewis, 122.0. 9, 9, John Bland, 70.6%. 10, 2 lied with COLLEGE Plunk 1, Fax 1, Woodord 1, Roque 1. •MIomI 7 12 17 24 33 Ernie Els, 122.4. 10, Peter Jacobsen, AUBURN — Announced Karen 139 — Paul Loth-Lance Mellk 72- Tampa Bay 8 11 16 26 32 70.0%. 67. 123.4. Total driving Rlchter, women's soccer coach, has 1 NY-NJ 5 13 17 35 Sand save percentage 141 — Ted Levenhagen-Herb Western Conference 1, Ed Dougherty, 28. 2, Gil Morgan, been named assistant coach for the Ruehl 71-70; Chet Sobol-MIke Smolin- 'Minor league 1, Jetf Slumon, 66.7%. 2, David 30. 3, Waller Morgan, 40. 4, Dana USA Under-16 national team. W L SOW Pts GF GA Frost, 65.0%. 3, John Huston, 62.4%. skl 69-72; Michael Goode-John Aehl Colorado 12 5 2 32 32 21 Qulgley, 42. 5, Bruce Flelsticr, 44. 6, GONZAGA — Named Mark Few 4, Tim Herron, 62.0%. 5, Greg Chalm- John Mohaffey, 49. 7, Hale Irwln, 52.8, 69-72; John McGlone-Mel Skaleskl 72- MIDWEST LEAGUE Chicago 10 8 1 26 29 20 ers, 61.0%. 6, Stewart Clnk, 60.6%. 7 men's basketball coach. 69. Second Half Dallas 10 10 1 28 35 19 Jose Mario Canlzares, 54. 9, Leonard (tie), Kevin Wentworth and Carlo; Thompson, 55.10, Don Bles, 56. 142 — Bruce Boegal-DIck Sucher ' Eastern Division Los Angeles 11 7 3 27 24 16 Franco, 60.5%. 9, Brian Hennlnger, 74-68; Ron Brlschke-Jon Kroeber 69- GB Son Jose II 6 9 15 26 34 Putting average W L Pet. 60.3%. 10, Corey Pavln, 59.8%. CITY/AREA 73. i 'W. Michigan (Tigers) 20 12 .625 — Kansas City 5 14 I 13 22 36 All-around ranking 1, Christy O'Connor, 1.719. 2, I1/! NOTE: Three points for victory, Bruce Flelsher, 1.727. 3, FranK Con- 143 — NIc Wahl-Tom Floberg 73- . Michigan (Astros) 17 12 .586 1, Tiger Woods, 124. 2, Phil Mlckel- SPORTS 70; Paul Ronyak-Jerry Sullivan 75-6a- ' x-Lanslng (Cubs) 16 14 .533 3 one point for Shootout win and zero son, 182. 3, Vllay Singh, 229. 4, David ner, 1.739. 4 , Larry Nelson, 1.755. 5, . .So. Bend (D'bocks) 15 17 .469 5 points tar loss. Shootout (SOW) Is a Duval, 250. 5, Kirk Trlplelt, 253. 6, Hale Irwln, 1.760. 6, Jim Colbert, 1.764. Lowell Bakken-JIm Bakken 69-74; •Ft. Wayne (Podres)...ll 21 .344 9 subset of wins. Davis Love III, 287.7, Hal Sutton, 297.8 7, Tom Jenkins, 1.766. B, Ray Floyd, Softball George Mlley-Ron Groskopf 73-70; Associated Press . Central DivisioIonn Today's game (tie), Ernie Els and Stuart Appleby, 1.767. 9, David Lundstrom, 1.769. 10, Don Jabas-Patrlck G. Malloy 70-73. ' Wlsconsn(Morlnrs)...'l9 12 .613 _ Los Angeles at Colorado, 8 p.m 311.10, Corlos Franco, 316. IsaoAokl, 1.770. ' , x-fiocklord (Rsds) 17 12 .586 1 Birdie average SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC STATE OPEN QUALIFYING , right, dribbles past Kedra Holland-Corn during the KaneCntv(Morlins)..17 13 .567 I'/j LPGA 1, Bruce Flelsher, 4.22. 2, Christy Men's slow-pitch At Washington County Golf Course i ' Belolt (Brewers)... 14 16 .467 4'/j TENNIS Money leaders O'Connor, 4.17. 3 (tie), Tom Jenkins Bear: Sports Pub 12, Pepsi 10; Qualifiers — Jim McNIcoll 67; Jon Lynx's 61-59 victory over the Monarchs Tuesday night. Peorla (Cardinals) 9 21 .300 9'/i Trn Money and Larry Nelson, 3.98. 5, Hale Irwln, Crystal Corner 5, Pepsi 3; Crystal Cor- Oaks 66; Randy Warablck 70; Ron Western Divisioslon Professional 1. Karrle Webb. 17 11,074,051 3.B1. 6, Gil Morgan, 3.BO. 7, Vicente ner 7, Capital Computer 0 (forfeit). Wuensche, John Freeman, Jim Web- Quod City (Twins) 18 11 .621 — 2. Jull Inkster.. 16 11,033,682 Fernandez, 3.71. B, Jose Maria Canl- Buffalo: Pooley's 15, Tully's 6. ers 71; Tom Doepke 72; Scott Carlson, Burlington (W.Soxl...16 15 .516 3 3. Lorle Kane 20 1567,737 zores, 3.65. 9 (tie), Frank Conner and Andrew Nloy 73; x-Michael Crowlev 16 1542,565 Bruce Summerhays, 3.64. Cardinal: Rusty's 20, Rocky Ro- iX-Cllnlon (Reds) 13 17 .433 5'/j GENERAL! OPEN 4. Meg Motion. coco 12; Rehm Technology 13, Rocky 74. ' Cedar RpdslAngels). 11 20 .355 8 Al Kltzbuenel, Austria 5. Annlka Sorenstam. IS 1539,643 Eagles (holes per) Alternates — Terry Flesch 74; Ml- Tuesday's second-round results 6.SeRIPok 18 1501,290 1, DeWItt Weaver, 104.4. 2, Gary Rococo 6; Coaches Waterbuffaloes 16, - , > x-won first-half title 15 1406,538 Alt'n Bach's 6. chael Dalley, Jerry Strege 75. Tuesday's results (5), Spain, def. Mi- 7. Dottle Pepper. McCord, 126.0. 3, Leonard Thompson, x-Won In playoff. Swoopes sets record chael Kohlmann, Germany, 6-4, 6-4. 8. Sherrl Slelnhauer. . 20 1396,462 134.0. 4, David Lundstrom, 135.0. 5 Clover: All Star Lanes 9, Crystal ' * I West Michigan 8, Belolt 0 15 1355,139 Corner Diamond Club 7; Car-X- Quad City 10, Burlington 8 Julian Alonso, Spain, def. Younes El 9. Kelll Kuehne. (tie), Christy O'Connor and Dave Aynaoul, Morocco, 6-2, 1-6, 7-5. Al- 10. Kelly Rabbins. 17 1336.807 Stockton, 144.0. 7, Frank Conner, Shockers 11, All Star Lanes 1; Crystal ., '• Clinton 9, Kane County 6 11. Rachel Hetherlnoton. 19 1325,322 Diving • . Lansing 13, Peorla 2 berto Martin, Spain def. Herbert 155.3. 6 (tie), Glbby Gilbert and Jim Corner Vampyres 11, Cor-x-Shockers Wlltschnlg, Austria 6-2, 6-2. Richard 12. Rosle Jones. 14 1303,579 Barker, 168.0.10, Terry Dill, 169.7. 8; Prestige Bldg 8. Real Estate 16, Michigan 13, Cedar Rapids 6 17 1302,656 Fromberg, Australia, def. Marat 13. Llselotte Neumann Sand save percentage Crystal Corner Vampyres 11. ALL-CITY DIVING MEET Wisconsin 6, Rockford 3 Safin, Russia, 6-3, 6-2. Yevgeny Kafel- 14. Janice Moodie. 20 1275,123 1, Bob Eastwood, 65.4%. 2, Christy South Bend 4, Fort Wayne 1 16 1269,356 Coral: Coaches 13, Big 10 Big At Parkcrest with 1st triple-double nikov (1), Russia, def. Slava Dosedel, 15. Helen Alfredsson.. O'Connor, 60.6%. 3, Hubert Green, Today's acmes 16. Aklko Fukushlma 18 1253,537 Dawgs 9; Laldlaw Transit 13, Simp- Team scores — Rldgewood 254.5; Czech Republic, 7-6 (7-3), 1-6, 6-3. Hi- 60.5%. 4, Steven Verlato, 57.1%. 5, sons 11; Enterprlse/Norwest 7, Sta- Kane County at Clinton cham Arazl, Morocco, def. Adrian 17. Tina Barrett. 18 1249,759 David Lundstrom, 56.3%. 6, Dana Mlddlelon 236; Westslde 155; Shore- Cedar Rapids at Michigan Volnea, Romania, 6-7 (3-7), 7-6 (7-5), 7- 18. Cindy McCurdy. 21 1249,730 Qulgley, 56.0%. 7, Bob Murphy, dium Bar 0 (forfeit). wood 149; Parkcrest 118; Hill Farms Associated Press Wisconsin at Peorla 5. Stefan Koubek, Austria, def. Fran- 19.KrlsTschetter. 19 1241,677 55.7%. B (tie), Ed Dougherty, Ray Eagle: Collins House 24, Jimmy 114.5; Semlnole 110; Monono 36; Belolt at Rockford cisco Cabello, Argentina, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3. 20. Nancy Scronton. 20 1236,620 Floyd and Brian Barnes, 55.6%. Frank's 13; Jimmy Frank's 5, Sliding Maple Bluff 26; High Point 22; Nakoma WNBA Fort Wayne at South Bend Karol Kucera (2), Slovakia, def. 21. Sherrl Turner. 16 1226,095 All-around ranking Morals 3; Williams Environmental 18. recorded the Lansing at West Michigan Wayne Arthurs Australia 6-3,6-4. 22. Mardl Lunn, 21 1220,925 1, Bruce Flelsher, 102. 2, Dana Assoc 8, Sliding Morals 4. Boys Burlington at Quad City 23. Calrlono Matthew. 20 1217,136 Qulgley, 129. 3, Hale Irwln, 132. 4 (tie), Forest: Bowl*A-vard Lanes 12, 10-and-under — 1. Ryan Jefferson, WNBA's first triple-double with 14 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 24.MIHyunKlm.> 20 1207,986 Gil Morgan and Vicente Fernandez, Harmony Bar Hustle 10; Plaza Tavern Semlnole, 151.30; 2, Calvin Kralco, NORTHERN LEAGUE CENTRAL OF CROATIA 25. Chorlotta Sorenstam. 19 1201,920 Semlnole, 123.45; 3, Drew Hurley, Hill Lynx 61, Monarchs 59: Tonya 20 1201,048 147. 6, Ed Dougherty, 155. 7 (tie), Jose 12, Wilson's 4; Fastenal Co 21, Wil- points, 15 rebounds and 10 assists Second Half At Umag, Croatia 26. LeloLlndlev., Maria Canlzares and Larry Nelson, son's 5. Farm, 108.05; 4, Matt Dombrowskl, Edwards, who finished with 17 East Division CROATIA OPEN 27. Emllee Klein., 23 1198,144 161. 9, David Lundstrom, 163. 10, as the host routed 28. Becky Iverion. .. 21 1197,985 Gull: Beer Nuts 15, Big Sticks 8; High Point, 107.05; 5, David Hastings- W L Pel. GB Tuesday's first-round results Christy O'Connor, 173. Partltt, Shorewood, 104.8; 6, Peter points, made two free throws with x-Schoumburg 7 4 .636 — Magnus Norman (B), Sweden, def. 29. Maria Hiorth. 20 1193,810 Crystal Corner Btu's 8, Mango Grill the Detroit Shock, 85-46, Tuesday German Puentes, Spain, 6-3, 6-1. Car- 30. Krlstl Albert. 19 1184,650 Mashers 7; Big Ten Pub 17, Primers 7, Mullee, Rldgewood, 104.45; 7, Justin ' Madison 5 5 .500 l'/i Mulee, Rldgewood, 102.95; 8, Andrew 14.3 seconds left as visiting Min- Duluth-Superlor 4 7 .364 3 los Maya (1), Spain, def. Davlde San- 31.CotrlnNllsmork. 14 1180,590 Island: NCCD 9, Porter & Sach's night. 32. Mlchele Redman. 18 1175,701 BOWLING French, Semlnole, 102.10; 9, James St pau| 3 7 .300 3'/i gulnettl, Italy, 6-4, 1-6, 7-5. Jeff Tax Dodgers 8; Kegler's Ton Of Fun nesota slipped past Sacramento. West Division Tarango, United States, def. Tomas 33. Jackie Gallagher-Smith 20 1174,947 Club 29, NCCD 3; Kegler's Ton 01 Fun Welton, Westslde, 99.40; 10, Aaron Swoopes, who was removed W L Pet. GB Zlb, Czech Republic, 3-6, 6-4,6-0. Felix 34. Laura Davles. 17 1167,863 Professional Club 15, Berghoff Beer 6. Noltemeyer, Rldgewood, 98.55. from the game two assists short of had 13 points Forgo-Moorhead.— 6 5 .545 — Mantilla (2), Spain, det. Jacobo Diaz, 35. CrlstleKerr. 19 1162,621 Kegonso: Harmony Lucky Mon- 15-18 — 1, Sam Llpp, Westslde, 36. CorlnKoch. 18 1156,453 Sioux City - 6 5 .545 - Spain, 4-6, 6-1, 6-0. Gulllermo Canas, keys 34, JT's Friendly 1; Bowl-A-Vard 203.25; 2, Graham Gratton, Parkcrest, the mark with 9 minutes, 23 sec- and seven rebounds for Sacra- Argentina def. Karlm Alaml, Moroco, 37.JaneCeddes. 16 1154,316 PBA U.S. OPEN 200.50; 3, Marcus Nelsch, Mlddleton, SIOUX Falls 6 5 .545 - 6-1, 7-6 (7-3). Agustln Callerl, Argen- 38. Wendy Doolan. 18 1154,049 III 14, Harmony Lucky Monkeys 2; Car mento, loser of three of its last • x-Wlnnlpeg 6 S .545 - At Mllford, Conn. Care Clinic 13, JT's Friendly 5; Car 199.65; 4, Ben O'Neill, Rldgewood, onds remaining in the game, was tina, def. Mariano Puerto (7), Argen- 39. Helen Dobson. 19 1153,190 Tuesday's second-round 196.75; 5, David Heralv, Mlddleton, x-cllnched first holt title 40. Beth Daniel. 16 1151,258 Care Clinic 20, Bowl-A-Vord II0. four games. . t , Tuesday's results tina, 6-7 (6-8), 6-2, 6-3. Ivan Llublclc, qualifying results 196.65; 6, Kurt Muchaw, Rldgewood, re-inserted by coach Van Chancel- Croatia, def. Mariana Zabaleta (5), 41. Alison Nicholas. 15 1147,891 16-game plnfall totals Mendota: Madison Office Ma- 42. Jenny Lldback. 20 1147,845 chines 4, Cleveland's Clenfuegos Ele- 193.95; 7, Tory Vincent, Hill Farms, Sparks 81, Miracle 60: Lisa Argentina 7-6 (7-4), 7-5. Francisco MEN 192.20; 8, Gabe Karter, Shorewood, lor with 6:04 to go. The all-star Sioux City 4, Duluth-Superlor 2 Clavet (4), Spain, def. Oliver Gross, 43. Marnle McGulre. 16 1142,230 1, Mark Williams, Beaumont, fantes 3; Cleveland's Clenfuegos i Schaumburg 6, St. Paul 4 Germany, 7-6 (7-1), 6-2. 44. Tammle Green. 13 1141,720 Elefantes 11, Bowl-A-Vard 1; Jocko's 183.75; 9, Austin Frloa Mlddleton, picked up the assist to give her the Leslie scored 11 first-half points Texas, 3,795. 2, Bob Learn Jr., Erie, 179.90; 10, Nlch Kaufman, Shorewood, • sloux Falls 6, Fargo-Moorhead i 45. Trlsh Juhnson. 13 1138,445 Pa., 3,744. 3, Steve Wilson, Lake 11, Bowl-A-Vard 6; Village Lanes 12, as host Los Angeles took charge , Winnipeg ll.Modlson 10,15 Innings MERCEDES-BENZ CUP 46. Pearl Sinn. 19 1137,925 Worth, Fla., 3,740. 4, Dave Arnold, Gil- Jocko's 11. 174.40. triple-double on Amaya Valdemo- •• ' Today's games At Las Angeles 47. Cindy Flgg Currier 19 1137,383 bert, Ariz., 3,701. 5, Mark Roth, Wall Girls 48. Kim Solkl 21 1136,994 Men's fast-pitch 10-and-under — 1, Andrea Woods- ro's hook shot with 4:15 to go. before halftime and rolled to vic- Tuesday's first-round results Township, N.J., 3,668. 6, Mike Eaton, American: Tully's Bar 1, Rookies 0; 'Dublin-Superior ct Sioux City Pete Sampras (2), United States, 49.LlsaKlggens. 21 1136,797 Wichita, Kan, 3,656. 7, Richard Wolfe, Ide, Mlddleton, 122.25; 2, Megan Mercury 86, Starzz 73: Edna tory over Orlando. . . < St. Paul ot Schaumburg dot. Phillip King, United States, 6-1. 6- 50. Jane Crofter. 15 1131,982 Sports Pub I, VFWS75910. Schlltz, Rldgewoad, 121.40; 3, Jodl Falls Church, Va., 3,656. 6, Steve Hos- Arcadia: Woody 8. Anne's 10, PJ's Sioux Falls al Fargo-Moorhead 2; Gullluame Raoux, France, def. Tim klns, Tarpon Springs, Fla., 3,646. 9, Sandel, Rldgewood, 118.00; 4, Kelsey Campbell scored 18 of her game- Los Angeles broke out to leads Winnipeg at Madison Henman (3), England, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., 3,645. 10, Eoslslde Bar 8. Grill 0; PJ's Eastslde George, Mlddleton, 116.75; 5, Emily Lleyton Hewitt (7), Australia def. Scoring Bar 8. Grill 7, Jingles 0; Gaff Construc- high 21 points in the second half of 9-2 and 20-9. Orlando pulled Webb, 66.95. 2, Jull Joe Barket, Morro Bay, Calif., 3,637. Grltlln, Shorewood, 115.50; 6, Brooke Alex O'Brlea United States, 6-3, 6-2. 1, Karrle .. . 11, Brian Vass, Atlanta, 3,626. 12, tion 13, Villa Tap 3. Taylor, Monona, 115.30; 7, Becca f FOOTBALL ~ Goran Ivanisevic (6), Croatia, def. Inkster, 69.60. 3, Annlka Sorenstam, Badger: Tully's II 6, PDQ 0,- Daniels as host JPhoenix extended its within 29-23 with 4:33 left in the Max Mlrnyl, Belarus, 6-3, 6-3. Wayne 70.02. 4, , 70.10. 5, Dottle (TIE) Brian LeClalr, Chatham, N.Y., Feuerherd, Westslde, 114.75; 8, Jllllan and Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo., 3,625. Construction 11, Jimmy Frank's 10; Bradbury, Maple Bluff, 111.75; 9, Ferrelro (B). South Africa det. Geoff Pepper, 70.17. 6, Lorle Kane, 70.36. 7, Busch's Boys 19, Silver Eagle 7, home winning streak to five by de- first half, but Gordana Grubin hit Professional Grant, United States, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2). Se Rl Pak, 70.66. 6, Kelly Robblns, WOMEN Molra Kyweluk, Hill Form, 109.00; 10, Axel Pretzsch, Germany, def. Daniel 70.75. 9, Helen Alfredsson, 70.79. 10, 1. Cindy Coburn-Carroll, Tona- Women's slow-pitch Katherlne Douglas, Maple Bluff, feating Utah. a 3-pointer and two free throws. Neitor, Canada 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. Magnus Ml Hyun Kim, 70.83. wanda, N.Y. 3,643. 2. Maria Chlcase, North Dakata: CE's 9, Back & Neck 105.90. ., NFL PRESEASON SCHEDULE Larsson, Sweden, def. Pdradorn Srl- Eagles Poland, Ohio, 3,524. 3. Kim Adler, Las Rehab 2. 15-18 — 1, Erin Hallen, Mlddleton, Campbell was 7-for-9 from the Orlando's Taj McWilliams an- Saturday, Aug. 7 chaphan, Thailand, 6-2, 6-1. Andrew 1, Kelly Robblns, 8. 2 (tie), Laura Vegas, 3,521. 4. Kim Canady, Oak- Oregon: Sally 13, Sports Pub 0; 218.25; 2, Beth Bcuman, Rldgewaod, Indianapolis at Chicago, 7 p.m. Ille, Australia def. Byron Black, Zim- Dovles, Aklko Fukushlma and Laura land, Callfa 3,510. 5. Marianne DIRupo, Sally 7, Tlerney Builders 0 (forfelt)l 209.25; 3, Jessica Mack, Parkcrest, field in the second half after swered with a and a Oakland at St. Louis, 7 p.m. babwe, 6-4,7-6(10-8). Phllo, 7. 5 (tie), Maria Hiorth, Jull Succasunna N.JU 3,493. 6. Jennifer Tlernev Builders 7, Jimmy Frank's 0 Swanson, Shelton, Conn., 3,473. 7. 198.30; 4, Cassle Kubly, Mlddleton, shooting just l-for-4 in the first basket, but the Sparks pulled out , Denver vs. San Diego, Sydney, Inkster, Becky Iverson, Ml Hyun Kim, (larlelt); Andy's Villa Tap Angels 14, 189.35; 5, Jaclyn Llnde, Rldgewood, Australia, 6 p.m. (FOX) BANK OP THE WEST Michelle McGann and Dottle Pepper, Carol Norman, Ardmore, Okla., 3,452. B. Michelle Feldman, Skaneatcles, Sunset Blvd 9. 189.15; 6, Meghan Luebke, Mlddleton, and finished one point shy of her to a 43-26 halftime lead. Monday, Aug. 9 At Stanford/ Calif. 6. Women's fast-pitch 184.20; 7, Andrea Spiel, Westslde, Cleveland vs. Dallas at Canton, Tuesday's first-round results Greens In regulation N.Y., 3,449.9. Kendra Cameron, Gam- career high. Phoenix has now won Orlando guard Nykesha Sales, Anna Kournlkova (6), Russia def. 1, Karrle Webb, .774. Z Sherrl brills, Md., 3,403. 10. Betty Morris, Connecticut: JR's Darts & Acces- 173.20; 8, Chelsea Olson, Hill Farms, •Ohio., 7 p.m. (ABC) saries 8, Burke Station 4; PJ's 17, 169.20; 9, Jenny Mason, Parkcrest, Thursday, Aug. 12 Mlrlona Luclc, Croatia 6-4, 6-2. Sand- Slelnhauer, .765. 3, Annlka Sore- Reno, Nev., 3,396. 11. Nlkkl Glanullas, six of its last seven games after who averages 14.5 points, was Baltimore at Philadelphia 7 p.m. rlne Teslud (8), France, def. Iva Ma- nstam, .760. 4, Meg Mallon, .741. 5, Vallelo, Call!., 3,390.12. Kassy Hyman, Wander Women 4; Woody & Anne's 169.05; 10, Emily Lewis-Martin, Maple San Diego al Son Francisco, 7 p.m. loll, Croatia, 6-1,6-1. , Beth Daniel, .735. 6, Kelly Robblns, Wichita, Kan., 3,381. 21, Nitty Gritty 6. Blufl, 167.05 losing 10 of its first 13. held scoreless. i. 4B The Capital Times * Wednesday, July 28,1999

Pro Golf Scorecard

WEEKEND EVENTS and David Duval, 1.727. S, Scott 41. Alison Nicholas IS $147,891 MIS LPGA TOUR McCarron, 1.733. 6, Frank LIcKllter, 42. Jenny Lldbock 20 5147,845 du Maurler Classic 1.735. 7, Skip Kendall, 1.736. B, Carlos 43.MarnleMcGulre 16 Jl 41230 Site: Calgary, Alberta. Franco, 1.740.9, Steve Strieker, 1.745. 44. Tammle Green 13 4141,720 Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. 10, Chris Perry, 1.747. 45. Trlsh Johnson 13 $138,445 • Continued from Page IB Course: Prlddls Greens Gotf & Birdie Average 46.PeorlSlnn 19 $137,925 Country Club (Ml 5 yards, par 72). 1, David Duval, 4.48. 2, Tiger 47. Cindy Flog-Currler 19 $137,383 Purse: $1.2 million. Woods, 4.35. 3, Dovls Love III, 4.00. 4, 4B.KImSolKI 21 $136,994 Winner's share: $180,000. Phil AAlckelson, 3.96. 5, Payne Stew- 49. Lisa Klggens 21 $136,757 each time, Haseleu withstood the art, 3.90. 6, Hal Sutton, 3.89. 7, Scott 50. Jane Crofter 15 1131,982 Television: ESPN (Friday, 1-3 p.m.; McCarron, 3.87. 8 (tie), Chris Perry Saturday, 1:30-3:30 p.m.; Sunday, challenge. 2:30-4:30). and Carlos Franco, 3.83.10, Jeff Mag- LPGA TOUR STATISTICS gert, 3.80. Scoring "A couple times I got a pretty Last yean Brandle Burton won at Eagles (Holes per) Windsor, Ontario, shooting an 18- 1, Karrle Webb, 68.95. 2, Jull good run on him, but I just didn't 1, Vllay Singh, 96.9. 2, Carlos Inkster, 69.60. 3, Annlka Sorenstam, under 270 total. She also won the Franco, 105.4. 3, Craig Barlow, 110.3. 1993 tournament at London, Ontario. 70.02. 4, Meg Mallon, 70.10. 5, Dottle have enough traction," said Kva- 4, Fred Couples, 110.6. 5, Ted Tryba, Pepper, 70.17. 6, Lorle Kane, 70.36. 7, Sweden's Annfka Sorenstam finished 113.4. 6, Joe Ogllvle, 119.3. 7, David pil, who won the RE/MAX race at a stroke back. Se Rl Pak, 70.66. 8, Kelly Robblns, Toms, 120.6. 8, J.L. Lewis, 152.0. 9, 70.75. 9, Helen Alfredsson, 70.79. 10, Pikes Peak last Saturday. "L just Last week: Jackie Gallagher- Ernie Els, 122.4. 10, Peter Jacobsen, Ml Hyun Kim, 70.83. Smith won the LPGA Classic In Howl- 123.4. Eagles and, Ohio by five strokes over four spun my tires a little bit, and he'd Sand Save Percentage 1, Kelly Robblns, 8. 2 (tie), Laura players. Gallagher-Smith shot a tour- 1, Jeff Sluman, 66.7%. I David get good bite off the top and get a nament record 17-under par 199. Davles, Akiko Fukushlma and Laura Frost, 65.0%. 3, John Huston, 62.4%. Phllo, 7. 5 (tie), Maria Hlorlh, Jull run down the straightaway." Notes: seeks to be the 4, Tim Herron, 62.0%. 5, Greg Chalm- Inkster, Becky Iverson, Ml Hyun Kim, first woman since In ers, 61.0%. 6, Stewart Clnk, 60.6%. 7 Michelle McGann and Dottle Pepper, Kvapil's best run came on lap 1986, and only the second ever, to (tie), Kevin Wentworth and Carlos 6. win three majors In the same year. Franco, 60.5%. 9, Brtan Hennlnger, Greens In Regulation 242, when he actually pulled Inkster won the U.S. Women's Open 60.3%. 10, Corey Pavln, 59.8%. and the LPGA Championship earlier 1, Karrle Webb, .774. 2, Sherrl alongside of Haseleu. But Haseleu Ail-Around Stelnhauer, .765. 3, Annlka Sore- this year. ... Burton will miss this I, Tiger Woods, 124. 2, Phil AAlckel- year's event because of shoulder sur- nstam, .760. 4, Meg Mallon, .741. 5, was able to hold the lower line on son, 182. 3, Vllay Singh, 229. 4, David Beth Daniel, .735. 6, Kelly Robblns, gery. ... The tour's Web site Is Duval, 250. 5, Kirk Triplet!, 253. 6, every turn, and Kvapil didn't have tpga.com .728. 7, Lorle Kane, .723. 8, Jull Davis Love III, 287. 7, Hal Sutton, 297. Inkster, .712. 9, Nancy Scranton, .711. 8 (tie), Ernie Els and Stuart Appleby, 10, JaneGeddes, .710. enough to pass on the outside. PGA TOUR 311.10, Carlos Franco, 318. Hartford Open Driving Distance "I gave him a run ... and that's Site: Hartford, Conn. 1, Jean Bartholomew, 259.9. 2, PGA TOUR SCHEDULE Wendy Doolan, 259.8. 3, Caroline about all I had," said Kvapil, who ' Schedule; Thursday-Sunday. July 29-Aug. 1 — Canon Greater Blaylock, 259.6. 4, Smrltl Mehra, drove the same car NASCAR Course: TPC at River Highlands Hartford Open, TPC at River High- 258.5. 5, Solly Dee, 257.3. Se Rl Pak, (6,820 yards, par 70). lands, Cromwell, Conn. 257.3. 7 (tie), Sherrl Turner and Kris Busch Series driver and Cam- • Purse: $2.5 million. Aug. 5-8 — Bulck Open, Warwick Tschetter, 257.1. 9, Aklko Fukushlma, MIKE OEVRIES/THE CAPITAL TIMES Winner's share: $450,000. Hills Golf & C.C., Grand Blanc, Mich. 256.6.10, Annette DeLuca, 256.3. bridge native drove Television: Fox Sports Net Aug. 12-13 — PGA Championship, Sand Saves Medlnah C.C., Medlnah, III. at Slinger last week. "I burned up Madison's Chad Wood (2) leads Marshall's Nathan Haseleu (87) and Beloit's Ryan Hanson (60) Into a (Thursday-Friday, 3-5:30 p.m.) and 1, Susie Redman, .640. 2, Dottle CBS (Saturday, 3-5 p.m.; Sunday, 2-5 Aug. 19-22 — Sprint International, Castle Pines G.C., Castle Rock, Colo. Pepper, .625. 3, Hauls Stacy, .574. 4, my tires basically just trying to turn at the Miller Lite Classic 250 Tuesday at Madison International Speedway in Oregon. Haseleu won mm.) Donna Andrews, .556. 5, Ml Hvun Last year: Olln Browne holed a Aug. 24-29 — y-NEC Invitational, Kirn, .551.6, Amy Alcott, .537.7, Dana keep up with him." Firestone C.C. (South Course), Akron, the race, with Edgerton's placing second. Hanson was fourth, while Wood was 16th. 40-foot birdie chip on the first hole of Ohio Dormann, .535.8, Pat Bradley, .529. 9, Another driver just trying to a playoff with Stewart Clnk and Catrln Nllsmark. .517.10, Christy Erb, Larry Mlze. Browne closed with a 3- Aug. 26-29 — Reno-Tahoe Open, .514. keep up was Verona's Brian under 67 to match Clnk and Mlze at Montreux C.C., Reno, Nev. Birdies 14-under266. Sept. 2-5 — Greater Vancouver Hoppe, who came hi seventh after- little bit off here at MIS. We'll get beat out Monroe's Paul Treuthardt Madison; 16, Chad Wood, Madison; Open, Northvlew Golf & C.C., Canada 1, Karrle Webb, 271. 2, Lorle Kane, • Last week: J.L. Lewis won the 270. 3, Morla Hlorth, 252. 4, Mardl running loose most of the night. 17, Dan Topel, Lake Mills; 18, Marvin John Deere Classic In Coal Valley, III. Sept. 9-12 — Bell Canadian Open, it back. for the victory. Glen Abbey G.C., Oakvllle, Ontario Lunn, 239. 5. Jull Inkster, 234.6, Mlch- on the fifth hole of a playoff with ele Redman, 233. 7, Krlstl Albers, 228. Hoppe, another RE/MAX driver, Alexander, Oregon; 19, Alex Atkinson, Mike Brlsky. The victory was the Sept. 16-19 — B.C. Open, En-Jole Other MIS results: Madison's G.C., Endlcott, N.Y. 8, Sherrl Stelnhauer, 223. 9, Ml Hvun MILLER LITE 250 Verona; 20, Scott Field, Port Edwards; first on the PGA Tour for Lewis. Kim, 222. 10, Becky Iverson, 220. has yet to win any of the three big Justin Musgrave won the Midwest Sept. 23-26 — Westln Texas Open Driving Accuracy 21, Chris Wimmer, Wausau; 22, John . Notes: World No. 2 ranked player, at LaCantera, LaCantera G.C., San races at MIS this year — he's fin- 1, Nate Haseleu, Marshall; 2, Travis David Duval, Is In the field. No. 1 Antonio 1, Tina Barrett, .810. 2, Amy Fruh- Truck Series Feature Finish in Kvapil, Edgerton; 3, Jason Schuler, Knaus, Rocktord, III. Tiger Woods Is not playing. ... The wlrth, .809. 3, Sherrl Stelnhauer, .809. ished third and seventh in the two Sept. 23-26 — Ryder Cup, The Tuesday's early race. first Hartford Open was played In Country Club, Brookllne, Mass. 4, Marta Figueras-Oottl, .800. 5, Lorle Fort Atkinson; 4, Ryan Hanson, Beloit; 1952.... Billy Casper Jr. won the Hart- Kane, .787.6, Annlka Sorenstam, .779. RE/MAX races here. MIDWEST TRUCK SERIES FEATURE ford Open four times, the last In 1973. Sept. 1-Oct. 3 — Bulck Challenge, Musgrave edged out fellow 5, Kyle Kinder, McFarland; 6, Scott Calloway Gardens Resort, Pine 7, Jenny Lldback, .778. 8, Pearl Sinn, But' he's on fire everywhere 1, Justin Musgrave, Madison; 2, Dan ... Next Is the BuIcK Open In Grand .776. 9, Nancy Ramsbottom, .772. 10, Wimmer, Wausau; 7, Brian Hoppe, Ve- Blanc, Mich., followed by the PGA Mountain, Ga. Madison driver Dan Harris. Harris, Madison; 3, Billy Berg, Arling- Oct. 7-10 — Mlchelob Champion- Hlroml Kobayashl, .770. else. He has a win and two second- rona; 8, Eric Peterson, Macnesney Championship In Medlnah, III. ... The Putting Average tour's Web site Is pgatour.com ship at Klngsmlll, Klngsmlll G.C., Wll- place finishes in his last three RE/ Edgerton's Todd Norder took Park, III.; 9, Dale Nottestad, Cam- ton. llamsburg, Va. 1, Stephanie Lowe, 28.26. 2, Llse- Oct. 13-17 — Las Vegas Invita- lotte Neumann, 28.66. 3, Jane Crofter, MAX races and currently stands fourth and Jim Dunn of Sun bridge; 10, Todd Zick, Briggsville; 11, SENIOR PGA TOUR 28.73. 4, Barb Mucha, 28.80. 5, Dottle Utah Showdown tional, TPC at Summerlln.Desert Inn Prairie placed fifth. Pete Moore, McFarland. MIDWEST MODIFIED FEATURE Golf Club-Las Vegas Country Club, Pepper, 28.96. 6, Solly Little, 29.03. 7, second in the point standings. Site: Park City, Utah. 12, John Waldman, Madison; 13, 1, Andy Anderson, Oregon; 2, Paul Las Vegas Jull Inkster, 29.05. 8, Hauls Stacy, "I'm .real excited about RE/ In the Midwest Modified Fea- Schedule: Friday-Sunday. Oct. 21-24 — National Car Rental 29.06. 9, Rosle Jones, 29.15. 10, Cathy Adam Shackelford, Verona; 14, Troy Treuthardt, Monroe; 3, Wayne Riebe, Course: Park Meadows Country Golf Classic at Walt Dfsney World Re- Johnston-Forbes, 29.25. MAX," Hoppe said. "We're just a ture, Oregon's Andy Anderson Voyles, Sycamore, III.; 15, Rick Nelson, Clinton. Club (7,169 yards, par 72). sort, Magnolia, Palm & Lake Buena Purse: $1.35 million. Vista courses, Lake Buena Vista, Fla. LPGA TOUR SCHEDULE Winner's share: $202,500. Oct. 25-28 — Southern Farm Bu- July 29-Aug. 1 — du Maurler Clas- Television: ESPN (Friday, 3-5 p.m.; reau Classic, Annandale G.C* Madi- sic, Prlddls Greens Golf & C.C., Cal- Saturday-Sunday, 4:30-6 p.m.) son, Miss. gary Last year: Gil Morgan won his Oct. 28-31 — The Tour Champion- Aug. 5-8 — Boston LPGA Classic, fifth victory of the year and 12th In 47 ship, Champions G.C. (Cypress Creek Pleasant Valley C.C., Sutton, Moss. SCORECARD senior starts. He did not have a Course), Houston Aug. 12-15 — Weetoblx Women's bogey en route to a 16-under 200. Nov. 4-7 — y-Amerlcan Express British Open, Woburn Golf & C.C, 86; screen, Toronto, 83; Griffey Jr, New England at Tampa Bay, 7 Pa., 3,744. 3, Steve Wilson, Lake 76. Last week: Hale Irwln won his Championship, Valderrama, Cadiz, England Seattle, 79; Durham, Chicago, 77; p.m. Spain BASEBALL Worth, Fla., 3,740. 4, Dave Arnold, fifth tournament of the season, the Aug. 20-22 — Firstar LPGA Clas- MRamlrez, Cleveland, 77. Arizona at Seattle, 9 p.m. Gilbert, Ariz., 3,701. 5, Mark Roth, Coldwell Banker Burnet Classic In Nov. 12-14 — x-Franklln Tern- sic, Country Club of the North, Bea- Hits: Jeter, New York, 141; Sur- Sunday, Aug. 29 WISCONSIN WOMEN'S Wall Township, N.J., 3,668. 6, Mike PUBLIC LINKS CHAMPIONSHIPS Coon Rapids, Minn., by two strokes pleton Shark Shootout, Sherwood vercreek, Ohio hoff, Baltimore, 140; Beltran, Kansas Denver at Dallas, 7 p.m. (FOX) Eaton, Wichita, Kan, 3,658. 7, Richard CITY/AREA over Dale Douglass and Jim Dent. C.C., Thousand Oaks, Calif. City, 131; Stewart, Toronto, 131; Monday/ Aug. 30 At Yohara Hills Aug. 26-29 — Oldsmoblle Classic, Brewer averages Randa, Kansas City, 127; MOrdonez, Wolfe, Falls Church, Va., 3,656. 8, Tuesday's second-round leaders Notes: The purse of $1.35 million Is Nov. 19-22 — x-World Cup of Golf Walnut Hills C.C., East Lansing, Mich. San Francisco at Oakland, 7 p.m. Steve Hosklns, Tarpon Springs, Fla., a $350,000 Increase over last season. Nov. 27-28 — x-Sklns Game BATTING Chicago, 126; BeWllllams, New York, (ABC) CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Sept. 4-6 — State Farm Rail Clas- ab h 2b 3b hr rbl avg 125. Thursday, Sept. 2 3,646. 9, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., Softball 149 — Pat Rolsum 72-77. ... Next Is the Long Island Classic In Dec. 2-5 — x-JCPenney Classic, sic, The Rail G.C., Springfield, III. Doubles: Greer, Texas, 31; 3,645. 10, Joe Barket, Morro Bay, Westln Innlsbrook Resort, Palm Har- Ochoa 149 50 12 2 6 27 .336 Miami at Green Bay, 7 p.m. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC 153 — Sue Joy-Sobota 76-77. Jericho, N.Y.... The tour's Web site Is Sept. 9-12 — Samsung World Clrlllo 380 120 17 1 B 55 .316 Domon, Kansas City, 30; screen, To- St. Louis at Detroit, 6 p.m. Calif., 3,637. II, Brian Voss, Atlanta, pgatour.com bour, Fla. Men's slow-pitch 159 — Susan Lee Kolbe 71-78; Championship of Women's Golf, Nllsson 283 88 14 1 20 53.311 ronto, 30; TFernandez, Toronto, 29; New Orleans at Tennessee, 6 p.m. 3,626. 12, (TIE) Brian LeClalr, Chat- Bear: Sports Pub 12, Pepsi 10; Dec. 10-12 — x-Dlners Club MISweeney, Kansas City, 28; Zelle, Cleveland at Philadelphia, 6:30 ham, N.Y., and Pete Weber, St. Ann, Pattl Pellschek 80-79. Matches Rush Creek, Golf Course, MapL> Jenkins 274 85'24 1 15 54.310 Crystal Corner 5, Pepsi 3; Crystal . PGA TOUR MONEY WINNINGS Grove, Minn. Loretto 372 113 23 3 5 50.304 Texas, 28; TWalker, Mlnnesolo, 27; p.m. Mo., 3,625. Corner 7, Capital Computer 0 (for- 162 — Diane Llndstram 78-84. Trn Money Dec. 18-19 — x-Wendy's Three- Belllard 234 70 14 3 5 29 .299 CDelgado, Toronto, 27; RAlomar, New England at Carolina, 7 p.m. WOMEN 163 —Mary Ryan 86-77. Sept. 16-19 — SAFSCO Classic, Cleveland, 27. feit). 1. DovldOuvol 15 13,019,406 Tour Challenge, Lake Las Vegas Re- Grlssom... 350 99 16 0 9 49 .283 Seattle at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. 1. Cindy Coburn-Carroll, Tona- Buffalo: Paaley's 15, Tully's 6. 168 — Nancy Phlpps B2-86. 2. Tiger Woods IS 1X624,105 sort, Henderson, Nev. Meridian Valley C.C, Kent, Wash. Burnltz 326 89 24 1 26 73 .273 Triples: Jeter, New York, 8; Dur- Jacksonville at Dallas, S p.m. wanda, N.Y., 3,643, 2. Maria Chlcase, Sept. 23-26 — The Safeway LPGA ham, Chicago, 7; singleton, Chicago, Cardinal: Rusty's 20, Rocky Ro- 169 — Rebecca Rlggert 87-82; Lor- 3. Payne Stewart, 1611,879,442 x-unofflclal Collier 60 16 6 0 1 15 .267 Friday, Sept. 3 Poland, Ohio, 3,524. 3. Kim Adler, Las coco 12; Rehm Technology 13, Rocky raine Grant 84-85. Golf Championship, Columbia Edge- Valentin... 127 35 6 3 6 17.276 6; Febles, Kansas City, 6; Encarna- Atlanta at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m. 4. Vllay Singh., 21 11,824,490 y-World Golf Championship event clon, Detroit, 6; Dye, Kansas City, 6; Vegas, 3,521. 4. Kim Canady, Oak- Rococo 6; Coaches Waterbuffaloes 170 — Sandy Weltzer 82-88. 5. Jeff Moggert. 1611,694,700 water C.C., Portland, Ore. Vina 154 41 70 1 16 .266 Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 6:30 p.m. land, Calif., 3,510. 5. Marianne Dl- 16, Aft'n Bach's 6. Damon, Kansas City, 6; Randa, Kan- N.Y. Giants at Baltimore, TBA 171 — Connie Pllger 88-83. 6. Dovls Love III 1611,577,063 RYDER CUP POINTS Sept. 30-Oct. 3 — Columbus LPGA Banks 128 33 40 3 11 .258 sas City, 6; Offerman, Boston, 6. Rupo, Succasunno, N.J., 3,493. 6. Clover: All Star Lanes 9, Crystal 7. Justin Leonard, 1911,402,084 United States Classic, New Albany C.C., New Al- Hughes 93 24 2 0 3 8 .258 Stolen bases: Stewart, Toronto, Tampa Bay at Washington, 7 p.m. Jennifer Swanson, Shelton, Conn., Corner Diamond Club 7; Car-X- 172 —Sue Wassenberg 85-87. . 8, Carlos Franco. 1511,380,204 United States bany, Ohio Berry 223 54 11 1 2 22 .242 San Francisco at Denver, 8 p.m. 3,473. 7. Carol Norman, Ardmore, Shockers 11, All Star Lanes 1; Crystal 176 — Peg Carlson 86-90. Becker 98 22 2 2 3 8 .228 30; TGoodwIn, Texas, 27; Encarna- Oakland at Arizona, 9 p.m. 9. Steve Pate. 1911,379,255 I.David Duval . 1,458750 Oct. 7-10 — First Union Betsy clon, Detroit, 24; BLHunter, Seattle, Okla., 3,452. 8. Michelle Feldman, Corner Vampyres 11, Car-X- 186 — Sandy Thles 97-89. Pitchers 24; Lofton, Cleveland, 24; RAlomar, Kansas City at San Diego, }Q p.m. Skaneateles, N.Y., 3,449. 9. Kendra Shockers 8; Prestige Bldg 8. Real Es- 10. Hal Sutton. 1711,270,111 2. Tiger Woods 1,408 303 King Classic, Berklelgh C.C, Kutz- Peterson.. 4 20000 .500 Saturday, Sept. 4 WD — Fran Brell. 11. Jeff Sluman. 2211,266,697 3. Payne Stewart 917.500 town, Pa. Cleveland, 24; vlzquel, Cleveland, 23. Cameron, Gambrills, Md., 3,403. 10. tate 16, Crystal Corner Vampvres 11. OTHER FLIGHT LEADERS Nomo 31 10 1 1 0 4 .323 Pitching (12 decisions): PMartlnez, Pittsburgh ot Buffalo, 6:30 p.m. Coral: Coaches 13, Big 10 Big 12.TlmHerron 1911,198,677 4. Davis Love III 912929 Oct. 14-17 — Lifetime's AFLAC Weathers. 6 10000 .167 Betty Morris, Reno, Nev., 3,398. 11. 1st flight — Mlchele Fleszar, Tonl 13. John Huston. 1711,176,887 S.Mark O'Meara 837.500 Boston, 15-3, .833, 2.51; Colon, Cleve- Nlkkl Glanullas, Vallelo, Calif., 3,390. Dawgs 9; Laldlaw Transit 13, Simp- Tournament of Champions, Golf Woodard.. 40 61000 .150 land, 9-3, .750, 4.50; Petkovsek, Ana- sons 11; Enterprlse/Norwest 7, sta- Pogac 171. 2nd flight — Jo Ann 14. Chris Perry. 21 11,123,973 6. Hal Sutton 722 750 Course TEA, Robert Trent Jones Golf Karl 41 6 2 0 2 5 .146 12. Kassv Hyman, Wichita, Kan., Hoekstra 178. 3rd flight — Pamela J. helm, 9-3, .750, 2.02; Mussina, 3,381. dium Bar 0 (forfeit). 15. Loren Roberts. 1611,016,117 7. Jim Furyk 644 500 Trail, Ala. Pulsipher. 7 1 0 0 0 0 .143 Baltimore, 13-5, .722, 3.69; Cone, New Eagle: Collins House 24, Jimmy Brandon 177. 4th flight — Kathy Vef- 16. Phil Mlckelson, 16 1999,256 8. Phil Mlckelson 640 000 Oct. 29-31 — x-Nlchlrel Interna- Eldred 13 10000 .077 York, 10-4, .714, 2.71; Clemens, New BASKETBALL Frank's 13; Jimmy Frank's 5, Sliding klns 183. 5th flight — Doris Grotkln, 17. Tom Lehman. 15 1997,336 9. Justin Leonard 634 375 tional, Tsukuba C.C., Ibarakl, Japan Roque 14 10000 .071 York, 9-4, .692, 4.67; FrGarcIo, Seat- Morals 3; Williams Environmental Dlanne Williams 196. 6th flight — Eu- 18. Stuart Applebv. 20 1958,167 10. Jeff Maggert 625 000 Copplngr.. 1 00000 .000 tle, 10-5, .667, 4.86; OHernandez, New Assoc 8, Sliding Morals 4. nice Elde 202. 19. Ernie Els. 11 1906,306 11. Steve Strieker 571.429 Nov. 5-7 — Mlzuno Classic, Musa- Fox 1 00000 .000 York, 12-6, .667, 4.07; Nagy, Cleve- Forest: Bowl-A-Vard Lanes 12, shlgaoka G.C., Japan 20. Jim Furyk. 17 1876,505 12. John Huston 549 583 Plttslev 1 00000 .000 land, 12-6, .667,4.73. Pro TRANSACTIONS Harmony Bar Hustle 10; Plaza Tavern WSGA 21. Jose Mario Olazabal. 8 1854,247 1 3. Chris Perry. 537 500 Nov. 11-14 — PageNet Champion- Fltelsk 1 00000 .000 Strikeouts: PMartlnez, Boston, 12, Wilson's 4; Fastenal Co 21, Wil- SENIOR BESTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ship, Desert Inn Country Club, Las Estrada.... 2 00000 .000 187; Mussina, Baltimore, 114; Dwells, WBNA son's 5. 22. Nick Price 13 1841,424 14. Tom Lehmon 513 750 Others 23 20003 .087 EASTERN CONFERENCE BASEBALL Al Chenequa CC, Hortland 23. Jesper Pornevlk 14 1838,138 15. Steve Pate 506.214 Vegas Toronto, 113;CFInley, Anaheim, 112; Gulf: Beer Nuts 15, Big Sticks S; Team 3440 97018619115499 .282 Burba, Cleveland, 105; Colon, Cleve- W L Pet GB American League Tuesday's final-round results 24. Scott Hocn. 19 1836,024 Europe Dec. 2-5 — x-JCPenney Classic, Crystal Corner Btu's B, Mango Grill Runs (520) — Loretto 66, Burnltz land, 104; Cone, New York, 104. New York 10 9 .526 — BOSTON RED SOX — Recalled 2B Moshers 7; Big Ten Pub 17, Primers 136 — Gary Menzel-Archle Da- 25. Glen Day.. 18 1835,925 1. CMontgomerle, Scot 15,433.14 Westln Innlsbrook Resort, Palm Har- 60, Clrlllo 56, Grlssom 50, Nllsson 48, Delrolt 10 10 .500 Vj dlan 69-67. bor, Fla. Saves: Wetteland, Texas, 30; MRI- Dannie Sadler from Pawtucket of the 26. BobEstes. 18 1825,917 2. Lee Westwood, Eng 7,706.71 Jenkins 44, Belllard 36, Ochoa 29, Va- vera, New York, 27; RHernandez, Charlotte 10 10 .500 Vi International League. Optioned RHP Island: NCCD 9, Porter & Sach's 138 — Dave Bagneskl-BHI Brazequ 27. Steve Elklngton. 14 1813,476 3. Darren Clarke, N.lre 7,384.12 Dec. 9-12 — x-Dlners Club lentin 24, Banks 22, Berry 22, Vina 17, Tampa Bay, 27; Taylor, Oakland, 25; Orlando .. 9 II .450 I'/i Marino Santana to Pawtucket. Tax Dodgers 8; Kegler's Ton Of Fun 69-69. 28. Scott Gump. 19 $809,811 4. Paul Lawrle, Scot 7,204 78 Matches, TBA Becker 11, Huohes 9, Collier 9, Wood- Perclval, Anaheim, 23; MJackson, Washington 6 15 .286 5 Cleveland 5 16 .238 6 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Re- Club 29, NCCD 3; Kegler's Ton Of Fun 139 — Paul Loth-Lance Mellk 72- 29. Ted Tryba, 20 1602,364 5. JMarla Olazabal, Spain 6,829.1 3 Dec. 18-19 — x-Wendy's Three- ard 5, Karl 5, Nomo 3, Eldred 2, Fal- Cleveland, 21; Koch, Toronto, 19; called LHP Glendon Rusch tram Club 15, Berghoff Beer 6. 67. 30. Bill Glosson. 14 1793,422 6. MAngel Jimenez, Spain 6,302.27 telsekl. Weathers 1. Mesa, Seattle, 19. WESTERN CONFERENCE Tour Challenge, Lake Las Vegas Re- W L Pet GB Omaha of the PCL. Purchased the Kegonsa: Harmony Lucky Mon- 141 — Ted Levenhagen-Herb 31. Rocco Mediate 17 $783,125 7. Jarmo Sandelln, Sweden... 6,247.38 sort, Henderson, Nev. Stolen bases (47) — Grlssom 13, keys 34, JT's Friendly 1; Bowl-A-Vard Vina 5, Bonks 4, Becker 4, Collier 3, Houston 17 4 .810 — contract of INF Ray Holbert from Ruehl 71-70; Chet Sobol-MIke Smolln- 32. Gabriel Hlertstedt. 20 $781,630 8 JVan De Velde, France 4,972.23 x-unofflclal Los Angeles 14 6 .700 T/i Omaha. Optioned INF Steve Scar- III 14, Harmony Lucky Monkeys 2; 33. Dennis Paulson. 19 1777,944 9. BLanger, Germany 4,009.12 Ochoa 3, Burnltz 3, Clrlllo 2, Belllard 2, Minor league Car Care Clinic 13, JT's Friendly 5; skl 69-72; Michael Gaade-John Aehl Jenkins 2, Loretta 3, Valentin 2, Nils- Sacramento 13 8 .619 4 sone, LHP Tim Byrdak and INF Larry 69-72; John McGlone-Mel Skaleskl 72- 34. Frank Llckllter. 20 $743,998 10. AColtart, Scot 3,992.56 MIDWEST LEAGUE Minnesota 11 8 .579 5 Sutton to Omario. Car Care Clinic 20, Bowl-A-Vard II0. SENIOR PGA TOUR son 1. Mendola: Madison Office Ma- 69. 35. Andrew Mogee. 17 1727,964 11. Mark James, Eng 3.895.63 MONEY WINNINGS Errors (71) — Loretta 10, Valentin Second Half Phoenix 9 II .4SO 7>/j NEW YORK YANKEES — Acti- 36. Greg Kraft., 19 1706,110 12. Sergio Garcia, Spain 3,870.61 Eastern Division Utoh 7 13 .350 9Vj chines 4, Cleveland's Clenfuegos Ele- 142 — Bruce Boegal-DIck Sucher Trn Money 10, Clrlllo 9, Belllard 6, Nllsson 5, vated OF Shane Spencer from the 15- fantes 3; Cleveland's Clenfuegos 74-68; Ron Brischke-Jon Kroeber 69- 37. Olln Browne. 16 1700,601 1 3. Sven Struver, Germany... 3,805.68 1. Bruce Flelsher 19 $1,488,400 Berry 5, Burnltz 4, Karl 4, Becker 2, W L Pel. GB Tuesday's results day disabled list. Optioned LHP Ed W.MIchlgon (Tigers) 20 12 .625 - Houston 85, Detroit 46 Elefantes 11, Bowl-A-Vard 1; Jocko's 73. 38. Duffy Waldorf, 16 1680,685 14. Alex Celka, Germany 3,733.13 2. Halelrwln 15 $1,478,155 Collier 2, Bonks 2, Ochoa 2, Jenkins 2, Yarnall to Columbus of the Interna- 11, Bowl-A-Vard 6; Village Lanes 12, 39. Fred Funk. 22 1673,859 15. David Howell, Eng 3,608.31 Wlckman 2, Grlssom 1, Vina 1, Roque Michigan (Astros) 17 12 .586 I'/j Phoenix 86, Utah 73 tional LeaQue. 143 — NIc Wahl-Tom Floberg 73- 3. Allen Doyle 19 $1,231,309 x-Lanslng (Cubs) 16 14 .533 3 Minnesota 61, Sacramento 59 Jocko's 11. 70; Paul Ronyak-Jerry Sullivan 75'68; 40. (Work O'Meoro. 13 1663,854 4. Lorry Nelson 20 $1,125,828 1. Hushes 1, Plunk 1, Others 1. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS — Re- Men's fast-pitch 41. Kirk Triplet!. 17 $657,219 So. Bend (D'bocks) 15 17 .469 5 Los Angeles 81, Orlando 60 Lowell Bakken-JIm Bakken 69-74; WORLD GOLF RANKINGS 5. Vicente Fernandez 19 $871,366 Ft. Wayne (Podres)... 11 21 .344 9 Today's game called RHP Mickey Callaway from American: Tully's Bar 1, Rookies 42, David Toms . 21 5642,290 Official World Golf Ranking based PITCHING Durham of the International League. 0; Sports Pub 1, VFW #7591 0. George Mlley-Ron Groskopf 73-70; 6. Dona Oulgley 23 $805,429 IP h bb so w-l era Central Division Detroit at Charlotte, 6:30 p.m. Don Jabas-Patrick G. Mollay 70-73:' , 43. Tommy Armour III. 18 $622,220 on players' performance throughout 7. John Jacobs 21 $757,375 Wlsconsn(Mcrlnrs)...19 12 .613 — Optioned LHP Alan Newman to Dur- Arcadia: Woody & Anne's 10, PJ's 44. Stewart Clnk.. 17 $609,858 Harris 1.1 0 1 2 0-0 0.00 ham. Eastslde Bar & Grill 0; PJ's Eastslde the world through July 25. The rank- 8. Jose Maria Conliares 20 $753,190 Wlckmn. 46.2 41 31 34 2-5 3.09 x-Rockford (Reds) 17 12 .586 1 •15. Lee Jonien 17 $601,689 Ing Is computed on a two-year rolling Kane Cnty (Marlins) ..17 13 .567 IVi National League Bar 8. Grill 7, Jingles 0; Goff Con- STATE OPEN QUALIFYING 9. Graham Marsh 19 $752,446 Plunk 50.1 40 30 39 2-1 3.40 struction 13, Villa Tap 3. At Washington County Golf Course •M. Steve Strieker. „ „ . „ 17 $600,050 basis weighted toward the current I O.Gil Morgan 17 $720,402 Weathrs. 63.1 59 23 53 6-. 4. 3.8_._2_ Beloit (Brewers) 14 16 .467 4Vj MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Re- 47. Mike Weir. 19 $598,748 Peorio (Cardinals) 9 21 .300 9Va assigned RHP Juan Zapata to Beloit Badger: Tully's II 6, PDQ 0; Daniels Qualifiers — Jim McNIcoll 67; Jon year. Plovers earn points based on ll.JohnMohaffey 20 $683,791 Woodrd.. 144.0 162 30 85 11-5 3.94 Construction 11, Jimmy Frank's 10; 48. Fred Couples . 13 $594,692 finish and strength of field: Nomo 102.0 95 43 97 9-3 3.97 Western Division SOCCER of the Midwest League. Announced Oaks 68; Randy Waroblck 70; Ron 12. Tom Jenkins . 17 $681920 Quad City (Twins) 18 11 .621 — Busch's Boys 19, Silver Eagle 7. Wuensche, John Freeman, Jim Web- «. Crolg Parry. 16 1582,076 13. Bruce Summerhoys 22 $632,287 Pulsphr... 24.2 32 11 9 2-1 4.74 the retirement of RHP Mark Klrst. Women's slow-pitch iO. Paul Goydos. 19 $568,482 Cly Avg Plttsley... 18.2 20 10 13 0-1 4.82 Burlington(W.Sox)...16 15 .516 3 NEW YORK METS — Signed INF North Dakota: CE's 9, Back 8, ers 71; Tom Doepke 72y Scott Carlson, 1. Tiger Woods USA 14.04 14. Dove Elchelberger 22 $597,859 Karl 126.1 160 52 44 x-Cllnton (Reds) 13 17 .433 5V» Andrew Nlay 73; x-Mlchael Crowiey il. Skip Kendall...... 20 1561,443 15. Joe Inmon 22 $524,679 7-9 5.13 Pro Scott Livingstone and RHP Jimmy Neck Rehab 2. 2. David Duval USA 13.80 Roque 58.0 72 29 44 1-6 5.43 CedorRpds(Angels).ll 20 .355 8 Myers to minor league contracts and 52. Brian Watts., 15 $549,032 16. Walter Hall 22 $513,739 x-won first-half title Oregon: Sally 13, Sports Pub 0; 53. Poul Lawrle. 1 $546,805 3. Dovls Love III USA 11.02 Myers 27.---2 33 7 20 2-1 5.86 MLS assigned them to Norfolk of the Inter- Sally 7, Tlerney Builders 0 (forfeit); Alternates — Terry Flesch 74; Mi- 4. Vllay Singh Fl| 10.15 17. GoryMcCord 9 $506,823 Peterson 10.1 13 7 7 0-1 6.10 Tuesday's results Eastern Conference national League, 54. Brent Gelberger. 18 $530,071 West Michigan 8, Beloit 0 W L SOW Pis GF GA Tlerney Builders 7, Jimmy Frank's 0 chael Dailey, Jerry Strege 75. 5. Colin Montgomerle Sco 9.02 IB. Bob Duval 20 $504,118 Coppngr. 5.0 3 1 6 0-1 7.20 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Placed (forfeit); Andy's Villa Tap Angels 14, 55. Dudley Hart. 17 $527,542 19. Jim Thorpe 22 $477,561 Estrada.. 7.1 10 4 5 0-0 7.36 Quad City 10, Burlington 8 D.C 13 7 3 33 39 28 x-Won In playoff. 56.fllllyMoytolr. 19 $524,939 6. Lee Westwood Eng 8.02 Clinton 9, Kane County 8 Columbus 12 7 5 26 25 20 LHP Scott Radinsky on the 15-day Sunset Blvd 9. 7. Ernie Els SAf 7.90 20. Leonard Thompson.... 22 $470,928 Fltelsk.... 12.0 18 3 5 0-0 7.50 disabled list. Recalled LHP Mike Women's fast-pitch 57. RIchBeem. 16 $508,005 21. Jim Dent 21 $467,475 Eldred.... 51.0 69 24 30 1-5 8.29 Lansing 13, Peorla 2 New England 810 3 16 25 30 8. Payne Stewort USA 7.90 Michigan 13, Cedar Roplds 6 Mloml 7 12 2 17 24 33 Mohler from Memphis of the Interna- Connecticut: JR's Darts & Acces- 58. J.L. Lewis, 21 $478,378 22. Ray Floyd 13 $457,047 dISantos. 6.1 11 7 4 0-1 8.53 sories 8, Burke Station 4; PJ's 17, Diving 59. Greg Norman 9 $470,612 9. Phil Mickelson USA 7.84 Fox., 6.2 11 4 12 0-010.80 Wisconsin 6, Rockford 3 Tampa Bay B 11 4 16 26 32 tional League. 23. Hugh Bolocchl 21 $455,006 South Bend 4, Fort Wayne 1 NY-NJ 5 13 3 9 17 35 BASKETBALL Wonder Women 4; Woody & Anne's 60. John Cook., 19 1443,752 10. Mark O'Mearo USA 7.63 Others.... 118.0 137 69 83 4-8 6.10 21, Nitty Gritty 6. ALL-CITY DIVING MEET 11. Nick Price zlm 7.45 24. Al Gelberger 14 $453,784 Team. 880.0 987371 58447-52 4.97 Today's games Western Conference NBA At Parkcrest 61. Tommy Tolles. 16 1439,990 25. J.C. Sneod 20 $434,881 62. Kevin Sutherland. 18 1439,041 12. Justin Leonard USA 6.52 Earned runs (486) — Karl 72, Kane County at Clinton W L SOW Pts GF GA MIAMI HEAT — Named Marc la- Team scares — Rldgewood 254.5; 1 3. Jumbo Ozakl jpn 6.17 26. Ed Dougherty 14 $393,874 Woodard 63, Eldred 47, Noma 45, Cedar Rapids at Michigan Colorado 12 5 2 32 32 21 varonl assistant coach. 63. Jerry Kelly... . 24 1434,058 Wisconsin at Peorla Baseball Mlddleton 236; Westslde 155; Shore- 14. Jim Furyk USA 6.04 27. Christy O'Connor 7 $390,757 Roque 35, Weathers 27, Plunk 19, Chicago 10 B 1 28 29 20 SACRAMENTO KINGS — Ex- wood 149; Parkcrest 11B; Hill Farms 64. Bradley Hughes., 20 1433,162 28. Kermit Zarley 19 $390,681 Beloit at Rockfard Dollos 10 10 1 28 35 19 65. Craig Stadler. 13 1432,813 15. Hal Sutton USA 5.9S Myers 18, Wlckman 16, Pulsipher 13, tended the contracts of John Wetzel AMERICAN LEGION 114.5; Semlnole 110; Monona 36; 29. Tom Wargo 21 $384,551 Plttsley 10, Foltelsek 10, Fox 8, Peter- Fort Wayne at South Bend Los Angeles II 7 3 27 24 16 CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP 66.HorrlsonFrozor. 21 1432,451 16. Jesper Pornevlk Swe 5.69 Lansing at West Michigan SonJose 11 8 9 15 26 34 and Byron Scott, assistant coaches, Maple Bluff 26; High Point 22; Na- 1 7. Jetf Moggert USA 5.66 30. Terry Dill 21 $369,095 son 7, Estrada 6, de los Santos 6, Cop- through the 2000-2001 season. EAST TROY 14, COTTAGE GROVE 4 koma 18. 67, Corey Pavin, 18 1424,118 31. George Archer 19 $362,723 plnger 4, Others 80. Burlington at Quad City Kansas City 5 14 1 13 22 36 East Troy 202 505 0—14 14 3 68. Steve Flesch.. 19 1415,548 18. John Huston USA 5.30 NOTE: Three points for victory, WNBA Boys 32. Jim Colbert 17 $360,435 Saves (23) — Wlckman 20, Weath- PHOENIX MERCURY — Signed Cottage Grove... 101 200 0 — 4 71 69, Scott Ver plank, 19 $403,490 19. Steve Elklngton Aus 5.25 ers 2, Roque 1. NORTHERN LEAGUE CENTRAL one point for Shootout win and zero Mack, Sent! and Belerle; Hessllng, 10-and-under — 1, Ryan Jeffer- 20. Fred Couples USA 5.20 33. Mike McCullough 22 $357,169 Second Half points for loss. Shootout (SOW) Is a Cheryl Miller, coach, to a multlyear 70, Jim Carter. 20 $390,919 34. Bob Murphy 20 $341,047 Hit batters (29) — Karl 5, Waodard Phillips (4), Vetter (7) and Phillips, son, Semlnole, 151.30; 2, Calvin 71. Mark Colcavecchlo.. 20 1380,069 21. Sieve Strieker USA 5.14 4, Myers 3, Plunk 2, Wlckman 2, Fox East Division subset of wins. contract extension. Green (4). W — Mack. L — Hessllng. Kralco, Semlnole, 123.45; 3, Drew 22. Darren Clarke Nlr 5.04 35. Frank Conner 22 $340,293 1, Weathers 1, Eldred 1, de los Santos W L Pel. GB Today's game FOOTBALL 72. Paul Azlnger 16 1371,966 36. Bob Dlckson 21 $331562 x-Schaumburg 7 Leading hitters — Mysllwskl (ET) Hurley, Hill Farm, 108.05; 4, Molt 73. Chris DIMarco. 20 $360,135 23. Carlos Franco Par 4.90 1, Nomo 1, Plttsley 1, Pulsipher 1, 4 .636 — Los Angeles at Colorado, 8 p.m NFL 3x5, Mack (ET) 2x4, Fldler (ET) 2x4, DombrowsKI, High Point, 107.05; 5, 37. Lee Trevlno IS $330,970 Madison 5 i .500 IVi 74, Mike Reid. 14 $358,393 24. Jose Morla Olozobal Spn 4.85 Roque 1, Others 5. CAROLINA PANTHERS — Ex- Johnson (ET) 2x4, Walter (ET) 2x4. 38. Jim Albus 21 $327,047 Duluth-Superlor. 4 7 .364 3 tended the contract of QB Jeff Lewis David Hastlngs-Parfltt, Shorewood, 75. J.P.Hayes . 19 1356,377 25. Bill Glasson USA 4.57 Wild pilches (37) — Nomo 7, Eld- HR — Mack (ET). 2B — Walter 2, 104.8; 6, Peter Mullee, Rldgewood, 39. Isao Aokl 15 $321,998 red 5, Plunk 4, Karl 4, Waodard 2, St. Paul 3 7 .300 3V, through the 2002 season. Pldot (ET),' Zwettler (CG), Green 76. Joey Slndelor IB $350,918 26. Tom Lehman USA 4.51 Weil Division 104.45; 7, Justin Mulee, Rldgewoad, 27. Brlon Watts USA 4.37 40. Hubert Green 19 $320,132 Roque 2, Plttsley 2, Fox 1, Weathers CLEVELAND BROWNS — Placed (CG). 77. Dicky Pride. 19 $338,973 1, Wlckmon 1, de los Santos 1, Plt- W L Pet. GB 102.95; B, Andrew French, Seminole, 28. Greg Norman Aus 4.35 41. John Blond 17 $273,965 Fargo-Moorheod 6 TENNIS DE Derrick Alexander on the 78. Mike Brlskv., 17 1338,504 42. David Graham 22 $268,626 tsley 1, Others 7. 5 .545 - physically-unable to perform list. MIDDLETON A A REGIONAL 102.10; 9, James Welton, Westslde, 79.BobTway. 19 $336,011 29. Jeff Sluman USA 4.34 Balks (6) — Nomo 1, Eldred 1, Sioux City 6 5 .545 - Tuesday's championship result 99.40; 10, Aaron Naltemeyer, Rldge- 30, Loren Roberts USA 4.11 43.JoySlgel 19 $257,377 Sioux Foils 6 5 .545 - DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed DL 80. Len Mattlace . 21 $333,985 44. Bob Charles 14 $255,531 Plunk 1, Fox 1, Woodord 1, Roque 1. Ebenezer Ekuban to a five-year con- MIDDLETON 6, woad, 98.55; 11. Mike Battlsta West- 81. Lee Westwood. 7 $324,577 31. Stuart Appleby Aus 4.03 x-Wlnnlpeg 6 5 .545 - Pro MADISON EAST 5 side, 98.45; 12. Chralle Helmerl, 32. Tim Herron USA 3.98 45. David Lundstrom 15 $254,293 x-won first half title tract. Agreed to terms with DL Peppl 82. Mark Brooks. 21 $322,308 Zellner, WR Wane McGarlty and WR Madison East 0102020 — 5 62 Westslde, 96.10; 13. Drew Woods, 33. Lee Jonzen USA 3.98 46. Brlon Barnes 18 . $237,965 League leaders Tuesday's results GENERALI OPEN Mlddleton 012 000 3 — 6 10 3 B3.DanForsmon, 19 $321,686 47. Fred Gibson 22 $232,269 MarTay Jenkins. High Point, 95.95; 14. Steven Boyer, B4. Brandel Chomblee 16 $321,524 34. Scott Hoch USA 3.93 At Kltibuenel, Austria Rauls, Z. Lulck (5) and Shando; Le- Parkcrest, 95.75; 15. David Doty, 35. Bernhard Longer Ger 3.65 48. Dole Douglass 17 $225,479 NATIONAL LEAGUE Sioux City 4, Duluth-Superlor 2 Tuesday's second-round results GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed nerz, Nonn (4) and Prochaska. W — 85. Fronklln Longhair! , 18 $319,298 G AB R H Pet. Schoumburg 6, St. Paul 4 Albert Costa (5), Spain, def. Mi- QB Aaron Brooks and P Josh Bldwell. Semlnole, 95.65; 16. Jacob Overboe, 86. Chris Rlley. 18 $317,108 36. Glen Day USA 3.78 49. Bob Eastwood 17 $209,845 Nonn. L — Z. Lulck. 50. Rocky Thompson 20 $205,724 WolkerCol 86 322 81 119 .370 Sioux Falls 6, Forgo-Moorhead 5 chael Kohlmann, Germany, 6-4, 6-4. MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed RB Leading hitters — Rauls (ME) 2x3; Westslde, 78.10. 87. Kenny Perry, 18 1310,608 37. Miguel Angel Jimenez. Spn 3.76 CoseyCIn 92 365 65 133 .364 Winnipeg 11, Modlson 10,15 Innings Julian Alonso, Spain, def. Younes El JJ. Johnson and FB Rod Konrad to 15-18 — 1, Sam Llpp, Westslde, 38. Steve Pate USA 3.73 Lenerz (M) 2x4, Lohr (M) 3x4. 3B — 88. Jay Haas. 17 $306,876 SENIOR PGA TOUR STATISTICS Gonzalez Arl 96 387 68 134 .346 Today's games Aynaoul, Morocco, 6-2, 1-6, 7-5. Al- four-year conlracts and RB Cecil Col- kelley (ME). 2B — Lenerz, Lohr, 203.25; 2, Grahom Grafton, Parkcrest, 89. Mark Wlebe. 18 1305,046 39. Mark Colcovecchla USA 3.63 Rodriguez Ch 84 262 48 95 .337 Scaring Average berto Martin, Spain def. Herbert llnS; C Grey Ruegamer, P Brent Bar- Marra (M), Hlnz (M). 200.50; 3, Marcus Nelsch, Mlddletoa 90. Scott Dunlop. 14 1303,158 40. Bob Estes USA 3.60 Kendall Pit 78 280 61 93 .332 Duluth-Superior at Slaux City Wlltschnlg, Austria, 6-2, 6-2. Richard 1, Bruce Flelsher, 69.51. 2, Hale tholomew and Guard Joe Wong to 199.85; 4, Ben O'Neill, Rldgewood, 91. Billy Ray Brown. IS $301,472 41. Craig Porry Aus 3.59 GlanvlllePhl 95 403 63 133 .330 St. Paul at Sehoumburg Fromberg, Australia, def, Marat three-year contracts. MIDDLETON 7, Irwln, 69.79. 3, Gil Morgan, 70.31. 4, AbreuPhl 90 334 71 110 .329 Sioux Falls at Forgo-Moorhead 196.75; 5, David Heraly, Mlddlelon, 92. Dovld Frost. 17 $295,877 42. Billy Movfalr USA 3.55 Safin, Russia, 6-3,6-2. Yevgeny Kafel- PITTSBURGH STEELERS — MADISON 1 EAST 196.65; 6, Kurt Muchaw, Rldgewood, 93. OmarUrestl.. 21 $292,008 43. Joe Ozakl Jpn 3.43 Tom Jenkins, 70.37. 5, Allen Doyle, Vidro Mon 84 287 42 92 .321 Winnipeg at Madison nikov (1), Russia, def. Slava Dosedel, Madison East 000 000 1 — 133 70.53. 6, Vicente Fernandez, 70.55. 7, GroceCh 98 361 73 US .319 Agreed to terms with OL Kris Farrls 193.95; 7, Tory Vincent, Hill Farms, 94. Billy Andrade. 19 1291,530 44. Chris Perry USA 3.35 Czech Republic, 7-6 (7-3), 1-6, 6-3. Hi- and LB Joey Porter. Mlddleton 103 030 x —7 8 1 192.20; 8, Gabe Karter, Shorewood, 45. Andrew Mogee USA 3.32 • Larry Nelson, 70.56. 8, Gary McCord, AlfonzoNYM 99 402 74 128 .318 cham Arazl, Morocco, def. Adrian Christiansen, Schroeder (4) and 95. Lorry Mlze . 14 1291,026 Williams Arl 101 409 68 130 .318 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed 183.75; 9, Austin Frlon, Mlddleton, 96. JohnMoglnnes, 19 1289,339 46. Paul Lawrle Sco 3.16 70.64. 9, Jose Maria Canlzares, 70.65. Volnea, Romania, 6-7 (3-7), 7-6 (7-5), Shando; Lenerz and Prochaska. W — 10. John Mahaffey, 70.78. Home runs: McGwire, St. Louis, 7-5. Stefan Koubek, Austria, def. DE Chlke Okeafor, CB Plerson Prlo- Lenerz. L — Christiansen. 179.90; 10, Nlch Kaufman, Shore- 97. Jeon Van de Velde. 1 1289,026 47. John Cook USA 3.13 37; Sosa, Chicago, 36; Bagwell, Hous- leau, CB Anthony Parker, RB Terry wood, 174.40; 11, Jack McAari;on, 48. Brandt Jobe USA 3.12 Driving Distance FOOTBALL Francisco Cobello, Argentina, 7-6 (7- Leading hitters — Lenerz (M) 2x3. 98. Eric Booker. 20 1288,064 ton, 32; LWalker, Colorado, 30; JBell, 4), 6-3. Karol Kucera (2), Slovakia, Jackson, T Tyrone Hopson and LB 2B — Lenerz, Tollefson (M). Parkcrest, 168.00; 12. Matt Anderson, 99. Jonathan Koye. 20 1283,284 49. Dudley Hart USA 3.10 1, John Jacobs, 286.1. i John Arizona 27; Burnltz, Milwaukee, 26; def. Wayne Arthurs Australia, 6-3, 6- Kory Minor. Placed Okeafor on the Schroeder, 281.0. 3, Gil Morgan, 279.2. Hill Farms, 162.90; 13. Rob Blsenlus, 100. Robert Domrcn. 20 $277,075 50. Bob Twoy USA 3.04 GVaughn, Cincinnati, 25. aclive-non football Injured list and RB SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Parkcrest, 160.95; 14, Tony Lynch, 101. Brlon Hennlnger. 20 1272,893 51. Fred Funk USA 2.96 4, Bob Duval, 278.1. 5, Jim Holtgrleve, RBIs: MaWllllams, Arizona, 92; Pro Travis Jervey on the qctlve- Atlantic: Shoe Box 3, B8,G's 1; Big 52. Rocco Mediate USA 2.94 277.0. 6, Terry Dill, 276.4. 7, DeWItt LWalker, Colorado, 88; Bagwell, Rldgewood, 159.20; 15, Ian Cotter- 102. Estebon Toledo 23 1269,086 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP physlcally unable to perform list. Ten Athletic Supply 6, Madison Brown, Mlddleton, 156.50; 16, Colin 103. Barry Cheesmon. 23 1268,674 53. Relief Goosen SAf 2.92 Weaver, 274.3. 8, David Lundstrom, Houston, 87; McGwire, St. Louis, 87; NFL PRESEASON SCHEDULE OF CROATIA Speedway 2. Sosa, Chicago, 85; Bichette, Colorado, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Agreed Ersklne, Westslde, 150.25. 104. Neal Lancaster. 22 1268,554 54. Stewort Clnk USA 2.91 274.2.9, Bruce Summerhavs, 273.9.10 Saturday, Aug. 7 At Umag, Croatia to terms with DE Antonio Cochran Northern: Rustv's 7, Badger 55. Scott Verplonk USA 2.69 , David Graham, 273.4. 80; BJordan, Atlanta, 79. Indianapolis at Chicago, 7 p.m CROATIA OPEN Sports 6; Rick's Olde Golde 9, Yellow Girls 105. Brad Fobel 19 1267,531 Runs: Bagwell, Houston, 92; JBell, Oakland at St. Louis, 7 p.m. on a three-year contract. 10-and-under— 1, Andrea Woods- 106. Nolan Henke.. 17 1266,672 56. Olln Browne USA 2.69 Driving Accuracy Tuesday's first-round results TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Jersey 8. Arizona, 84; LWalker, Colorado, 81; Denver vs. San Diego, Sydney, Magnus Norman (8), Sweden, def. Ide, Mlddleton, 122.25; 2, Megan 1 07. Doug Dunokey 19 1266,237 57. Shlgekl Maruyoma,.... Jpn 2.68 1, Bud Allln, 81.0%. 2, Calvin Bloglo, Houston, 78; KYoung, Pitts- Australia, 8 p.m. (FOX) Signed DE John Me Laugh II n to a 58. Angel Cabrera Arg 2.62 Peete, 80.4%. 3, Allen Doyle, 79.6%. 4, German Puentes, Spain, 6-3, 6-1. Car- HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE Schlltz, Rldgewood, 121.40; 3, Jodl 108. Doug Barren. 21 $263,779 burgh, 77; Alfonzo, New York, 74; Monday, Aug. 9 los Moya (1), Spain, def. Davlde San- three-year contract and C-G Kevin 169. Kevin Wenlworth. 17 $260,651 59. Stephen Leaney . Aus 2.60 Bruce Flelsher, 79.3%. 5, Buzz Tuesday's result Sondel, Rldgewood, 118.00; 4, Kelsey Sosa, Chicago, 74. Cleveland vs. Dallas at Canton, gulnettl, Italy, 6-4, 1-6, 7-5. Jeff Dogins, S Damlen Robinson and CB Sauk Prolrle 10, Mazamanle 0 George, Mlddleton, 116.75; 5, Emily 110. Colin Montgomery. 9 $257,651 60. Jormo Sandelln Swe 2.58 Thomas, 79.1%. 6, Hale Irwln, 78.7%. Hits: LGonzalez, Arizona, 134; Ohio., 7 p.m. (ABC) Tarango, United States, def. Tomas Floyd Young to one-year contracts. 111. Steve Jones, 12 $250,777 61. Sergio Garcia Spn 2.55 7, Hubert Green, 78.5%. 8, Graham Casey, Cincinnati, 133; Glanvllle, Phil- Thursday, Aug. 12 TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to Griffin, Shorewood, 115.50; 6, Brooke Zlb, Czech Republic, 3-6, 6-4, 6-0. Felix Taylor, Monona, 115.30; 7, Becca 112. Paul Stankowskl. 19 $249,369 62. Poul Azlnger USA 2.52 Marsh, 77.3%. 9, John Bland, 77.1%, adelphia, 133; MoWllllams, Arizona, Baltimore at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Mantilla (2), Spain, def. Jacabo Diaz, terms with DE Jevon Kearse, S Brad Golf 113. Robert Allenby. 18 $248,848 63. Potrlk Slolond Swe 2.49 10, Lee Trevlno, 77.0%. 130; Alfonzo, New York, 128; Blgglo, Son Diego at San Francisco, 7 Spain, 4-6, 6-1, 6-0. Guillermo Canas, Ware, CB Donald Mitchell and WR Feuerherd, Westslde, 114.75; e, Jllllon 114. Scott McCarron., 17 $247,124 64. Frank Llckllter USA 2.46 Greens In Regulation Houston, 126; Clrlllo, Milwaukee, 120. p.m. Argentina, def. Karlm Alaml, Mo- Darran Hall. Signed WR Jeremalne METRO Bradbury, Maple Bluff, 111.75; 9, Doubles: Blgglo, Houston, 42; Molra Kyweluk, Hill Farm, 109.00; 10, MS.JoeOzokl. . I] 1246,184 65. Eduardo Romero Arg 2.47 1, John Mahaffey, 75.9%. 2, Hale Friday, Aug. 13 roco, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3). Agustln Callerl, Copeland and Shlno Prater. Pat Murn of St. Cloud, Minn, re- KYoung, Pittsburgh, 31; Casey, Cin- Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. corded his second-career hote-ln-one Katherine Douglas, Maple Bluff, 116. Michael Bradley . 19 1237,454 66. Dovld Toms USA 2.46 Irwln, 73.4%. 3, Bruce Flelsher, cinnati, 29; Vidro, Montreal, 29; Al- Argentina, def. Morlono Puerto (7), HOCKEY 117. Phil Blockmar. 18 $232,867 67. Steve Jones USA 2.46 Carolina at Jacksonville, 6:30 p m Argentina, 6-7 (6-8), 6-2, 6-3. Ivan L|u- at Pleasant View Golf Course Tues- 105.90; 11. Sara Adslt, Parkcrest, 72.8%. 4, Tom Jenkins, 71.8%. 5, fonzo, New York, 29; Kent, San New Orleans ol Miami, 6:30 p.m. NHL day. He used a 9-lron to ace the 142- 118. Emlyn Aubrey. 15 $229,275 68. Robert Korlsson Swe 2.43 blclc, Croatia, def. Mariano Zabaleta DALLAS STARS — Signed RW 104.25; 12, Morgan Hearn, Westslde, Allen Doyle, 71.5%. 6 (lie), Larry Nel- Francisco, 29; LGonzalez, Arizona, 29. Washington ot New England, 6:30 (5), Argentina, 7-6 (7-4), 7-5. Fran- yard 13th hale. 119. Steve Lowery. 21 $228,537 69. Greg Turner NZI 2.41 son and Jim Thorpe , 70.9%. 8, Gil Triples: AGonzalez, Florida, 7; Grant Marshall to a three-year con- 103.45; 13, Mia Forslund, Parkcrest, p.m. cisco Clavet (4), Spain, def. OllVer Maple Bluff (71) — Jeff Slmonson 103.15; 14, Liz Cogle, Parkcrest, 99,25; 120. Greg Chalmers., 21 1222,504 70. Andrew Collar! Sco 2.41 Morgan, 70.8%. 9, John Bland, 70.6%. NPerez, Colorado, 6; MMartlnez, Chicago at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m tract and LW Jamie Wright to a one- 73; Jay Blasl, Pom Bormann 75; Mor- 71. Brent Gelberger USA 2.39 Gross, Germany, 7-6 (7-1), 6-2. 15, Lexl Fedele, Rldgewood, 98.15; 16, 121. P.H. Morgan III., 18 1214,824 10,2 tied with 70.0%. Montreal, 6; Martin, Pittsburgh, 6; G nlS Mlnnesola 7 m year contract. gan Manchester 78; Jack Storer, Lee 122. Brad Faxon, 12 1212,182 72. Tom Watson USA 2.38 Total Driving SFInley, Arizona, 6; 6 are tied with 5. (ESPN)' '° °' P- ' NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Re- Kelly 79. All Corns, Nakama, 96.90. Stolen bases: Cedena, New York, MERCEDES-BENZ CUP 123. Jay Don Blake. 18 1211,657 73. Thomas Blorn Den 2.37 1, Ed Dougherty, 28. 2, Gil Mor- Saturday, Aug. 14 At Los Angeles signed F Sergei Krlvokrasov. Odana Hills (72) — Kurt Kranz 71; 15-18 — 1, Erin Hallen, Mlddleton, 124. Rory Sobbotlnl. 17 $211,240 74. Kirk Triplet! USA 2.32 52; Womack, Arizona, 42; EYoung, Y Jels at Green Bn 7 m TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Jim Lesle, Paul Gaustad 76; Dennis 218.25; 2, Beth Bauman, Rldgewood, gan, 30.3, Walter Morgan, 40.4, Dana Los Angeles, 34; Cameron, Cincin- ,rno ' »' P' ' Tuesday's first-round results 125. Sergio Garcia. 4 $202,650 75. Brondel Chomblee USA 2.31 Qulgley, 42. 5, Bruce Flelsher, 44. 6, (IDS) Pete Sompras (2), United States, Named John Torchettl assistant Shanks, Phil Gaustad; Bill Essllng 78; 209.25; 3, Jessica Mack, Parkcrest, nati, 29; LCastlllo, Florida, 28; Hen- Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 7 p.m. def. Phillip King, United States, 6-1, 6- coach. Signed C Mike Sllllnger to a Don Haagensen, Brent Schuettpelz 198.30; 4, Cassle Kubly, Mlddleton, John Mahaffey, 49. 7, Hale Irwln, 52. derson, New York, 27; DJackson, San Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7pm two-year contract and C Steve Kelly 79. PGA TOUR STATISTICS 8, Jose Maria Canlzares, 54. 9, Leon- Diego, 24; RSanders, San Diego, 24. 2; Gullluame Raoux, France, def. Tim 189,35; S, Jaclyn Llnde, Rldgewaod, LPGA TOUR MONEY WINNINGS Arizona at Denver, 8 p.m. Henman (3), England, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). to a one-year contract. The Meadows (72) — Steve 189.15; 6, Meghan Luebke, Middleton, Scoring Average ard Thompson, 55.10, Don Bles, 56. Pitching (12 decisions): Hampton, Buffalo at Seattle, 8 p.m. Zwettler 78. 1, Tiger Woods, 68.66. 2, David Trn Money Houston, 13-3, .812, 2.89; Bottenfleld, Lleyton Hewitt (7), Australia, def. UHL 184.20; 7, Andrea Spiel, Westslde, Putting Average Sunday, Aug. 15 Alex O'Brien, United States, 6-3, 6-2. QUAD CITY MALLARDS — Nakama (70) — Lisa Rosenstock buvol, 69.01. 3, Davis Love III, 69.27. 4, 1. Karrle Webb. 17 $1,074,051 St. Louis, 14-4, .778, 3.95; Schilling, Dallas at Oakland, 3 p.m. 76. 173.20; 8, Chelsea Olson, Hill Farms, 2. Jull Inkster, 16 $1,033,682 1, Christy O'Connor, 1.719. 2, Philadelphia, 14-4, .778, 3.24; Nomo, Goran Ivanisevic (6), Croatia, def. Signed C Mike Melas and C Brendan 169.20; 9, Jenny Mason, Parkcrest, Justin Leonard, 69.43. 5 (tie), Hal Sut- Bruce Flelsher, 1.727. 3, Frank Con- Tennessee at Kansas City, 7:30 Max Mlrnyl, Belarus, 6-3, 6-3. Wayne Brooks. Glenway (32) — Tom Schllcht 34. ton and Vllay Singh, 69.50. 7, Jim 3. Lorle Kane. 20 1567,737 Milwaukee, 9-3, .750, 3.97; RReed, p.m. Blackhawk (72) — Bo Welch 76; 169.05; 10, Emily Lewis-Martin, ner, 1.739. 4 , Lorry Nelson, 1.755. 5, New York, 9-3, .750,4.92; Lima, Hous- Ferrelra (8), South Africa, def. Geoff COLLEGE Furyk , 69.70. B, Tom Lehmon, 69.78. 4,MegMollon. 16 $542,565 Thursday, Aug. 19 Grant, United States, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2). Bob Narowetz 77; Bill Berg 78; Fabrl- Maple Bluff, 167.05; 11. Llndsqy 5. Annlka Sorenstam. 15 $539,643 Hale Irwln, 1.760. 6, Jim Colbert, ton, 14-5, .737, 3.16; Millwood, At- AUBURN —' Announced Karen Gelsler, mlddleton, 165.05; 12, Annie 9, Carlos Franca, 69.84. 10, Jeff Mag- 1.764. 7, Tom Jenkins, 1.766. 8, Ray Seattle ot San Francisco, 7 p.m. Axel Pretzsch, Germany, def. Daniel zzlo Sanchez 79, 6. SeRIPok. 18 $501,290 lanta, 12-5, .706, 3.15. RIchter, women's soccer coach, has Yahara Hills (72) — Dave Sell 77; DeWoskln, Rldgewood, 159.10; 13, gert, 69.85. Floyd, 1.767. 9, David Lundslrom, Strikeouts: RaJohnson, Arizona, Nestor, Canada, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3. Magnus been named assistant coach for the Driving Distance 7. Dottle Pepper, 15 $406,538 Friday, Aug. 20 Larsson, Sweden, def. Paradorn Srl- George Fabian 78. Lyndsey Schorr, Hill Farms, 159.10; 8. Sherrl Stelnhauer .. 20 $396,462 1.769. 10, Isao Aokl, 1.770. 240; Schilling, Philadelphia, 141; Cincinnati at Detroit, 6 p.m. USA Under-16 national team. University Ridge (72) — Eric Brl- 1, John Daly, 306.3. Z Chris Couch, KBrown, Los Angeles, 134; Hitch- chaphan, Thailand, 6-2, 6-1. Andrew 14, Ann hauner, Shorewood, 157,00; 9. Kelll Kuehne.. 15 $355,139 Birdie Average Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets, 6:30 p.m. life, Australia, def. Byron Black, Zim- GONZAGA — Named Mark Few nen 72; Steve Smith 77. 15, Lexl Mason, Parkcrest, 155.10; 16, 294.2. 3, Tiger Woods, 292.9. 4, Rory 1, Bruce Flelsher, 4.22. 2, Christy cock, San Diego, 131; Reynolds, Hous- Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. men's basketball coach. Door Creek (71) — Mark Herbst Sabbatlnl, 291.3. 5, Chris Smith, 289.9. 10. Kelly Robblns. 17 $336,807 ton, 131; Aslaclo, Colorado, 126; babwe, 6-4, 7-6(10-8). Lisa LeVltus, Monona, 136.55 11. Rachel Hetherlngton, 19 1325,322 O'Connor, 4.17. 3 (tie), Tom Jenkins Buffalo at Washington, 7 p.m. 6, Harrison Frazar, 289.0. 7, Scott Lima, Houston, 117. Tennessee at Arizona, 9 p.m. 12. Rosle Jones. 14 1303,579 and Larry Nelson, 3.98. 5, Hale Irwln, Saves: Wagner, Houston, 27; Hoff- BANK OF THE WEST ' McCarron, 287.7. B, Barry Cheesman, 3.81. 6, Gil Morgan, 3.80. 7, Vicente Saturday, Aug. 21 At Stanford, Calif. 13. Llselotte Neumann. 17 1302,656 man, San Diego, 26; Nen, San Fran- Minnesota at Cleveland, 6 p.m. '287.0. 9, David Duval, 286.7. 10, Den- 14. Janice Moodle. 20 1275,123 Fernandez, 3.71. 8, Jose Maria Canl- cisco, 23; Shaw, Los Angeles, 21; Tuesday's first-round results 1 nls Paulson, 2B6.3. Jacksonville ot N.Y. Giants, 6pm Anna Kournlkova (6), Russia, def. 15. Helen Alfredsson. 16 1269,356 zares, 3.65. 9 (tie), Frank Conner and Rocker, Atlanta, 20; Urblna, Mon- Baltimore at Atlanta, 6:30 p m Driving Accuracy Bruce Summerhays, 3.64. treal, 20; Wlckman, Milwaukee, 20. Mlrlana Luclc, Croatia, 6-4, 6-2. Sand- 16. Aklko Fukushima, 18 1253,537 St. Louis at Chicago, 7 p.m. rlne Testud (8), France, def. Iva Ma- • 1, Fred Funk, 80.6%. 2 (tie), Jeff 17.Tlnaflarrett. 18 1249,759 Eagles (Holes per) ••Moggert, Loren Roberts and Joe Du- AMERICAN LEAGUE (ESPN)'05 Ql NeW En°lana 7 p'm' loll, Croatia, 6-1, 6-1. Jennifer Roisum still ahead by 4 la.ClndyMcCurdy, 21 $249,730 1, DeWItt Weaver, 104.4. 2, Gary Capriati, United States, def. Conchlta •rant, 78.5%. 5, Scott Gump, 77.7%. 6, 19. Kris Tschetter . 19 $241,677 McCord, 126.0. 3, Leonard Thompson, G AG R H Pel. Indianapolis at New Orleans, 7 Martinez (9), Spain, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. Co- •Corey Pavln, 76.5%. 7 (tie), Hal Sutton Jeter NY 97 383 86 141 .368 p.m. 20. Nancy Scronton . 20 $236,620 134.0. 4, David Lundstrom, 135.0. 5 Fernandez Tor... 91 323 51 115 .356 rlna Morariu, United States, def. -and Pete Jordan, 75.5%. 9, Mike Reid, (tie), Christy O'Connor and Dave Tampa Bay at Kansas City, 7:30 Anne Gaelic Sldot, France, 6-1, 6-4. 21. Sherrl Turner. 18 1226,095 Garc'porro Bos.. 81 324 SB 114 .352 p.m. Defending champion Pat Roi- -75.0%. 10, 2 tied with 74.9%. 22. Mardl Lunn . 21 1220,925 Stockton, 144.0. 7, Frank Conner, Palmeiro Tex 97 350 53 122 .349 Fablola Zuluago, Colombia, def. Tam- •• Greens In Regulation 155.3. 8 (tie), Glbby Gilbert and Jim Miami at San Diego, 10 p.m. arlne Tunasugarn, Thailand, 3-6, 6-4, sum of Madison maintained her 23. Catrlona Matthew 20 1217,136 Williams NY 98 371 75 125 .337 Monday, Aug. 23 WOMEN'S GOLF 1, David Duval, 70.0%. 2, Kenny 24. Ml Hvun Kim.. 20 1207,988 Barker, 168.0.10, Terry Dill, 169.7. SurhoffBol 99 418 66 140 .335 6-3. Katarlna Srcbotnlk, Slovenia, def. Jane Chi, United Slates, 6-3,6-1. four-shot lead Tuesday in the Wis- -Perry, 69.7%. 3, Hal Sutton, 69.3%. A, 25. Chorlotlo Sorenstam. 19 1201,920 Sand Save Percentage Sweeney KC 89 347 68 116 .334 . .Tiger Woods, 69.2%. 5, Robert 26. Lela Llndley. 20 $201,048 1, Bob Eastwood, 65.4%. 1 McGrlffTB 96 354 57 118 .333 Thursday, Aug. 26 consin Women's Public Links Golf 153. ..Allenby, 68.8%. 6, Jae Durant, 68.4%. 27. Emllee Klein.. 23 $196,144 Christy O'Connor, 60.6%. 3, Hubert Green Tor 94 373 83123 .330 Kansas City at Jacksonville, 7 .7, Vllay Singh, o8.3%. 8, Dovls Love 28. Becky Iverson „ 21 1197,98] Green, 60.5%. 4, Steven Verlalo, VlzquelCle 86 346 62 114 .329 P.m. (CBS) Championships at Yahara Hills. ..III, 68.0%. 9, Duffy Waldorf, 67.9%. 10, 29. Maria Hlorth. 20 1193,810 57.1%. 5, David Lundstrom. 56.3%. 6, Home runs: Griffey Jr, Seattle, 33; Philadelphia at Minnesota, 7 p.m Conseco, Tampa Bay, 31; screen, To- Friday, Aug. 27 BOWLING Susan Lee Kolbe of Brown Deer . Grant Walte, 67.7%. 30. Krlstl Albers.. 19 1184,650 Dana Qulgley, 56.0%. 7, Bob Murphy, ronto, 29; MRamlrez, Cleveland, 26; Roisum shot a 5-over 77 on the Total Driving 31. Catrln Nllsmark. 14 1180,590 55.7%. 8 (tie), Ed Dougherty, Roy CDelgado, Toronto, 25; Joha, Oak- (ESPN?" Qt Tennessee' 7 D-m- and Patti Pelischek of Rolling 1, Hal Sutton, 49. 2 (tie), Tiger 32. Mlchele Redman., 18 1175,701 East Course after opening with an Floyd and Brian Barnes, 55.6%. land, 25; Palmer, Detroit, 25; JuGon- Saturday, Aug. 28 Woods and David Duval, 51. 4, Davis 33. Jackie Gallagher-Smith. 20 1174,947 Ail-Around zalez, Texas, 25; Belle, Baltimore, 25; Green Boy at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Pro Meadows are tied for third at 159, 34, Laura Davles. . 17 1167,863 McGrlff, Tampa Bay, 25. even-par 72 Monday on the West Love III, 57. 5, Grant Walte, 59. 6, Kirk 1, Bruce Flelsher, 102. 2, Dana Detroit at Miami, 6 p.m. PBA U.S. OPEN Triplet!, 68. 7, Robert Allenby, 74. 8, 35.CrlstleKerr. 19 1161821 Qulgley, 129. 3, Hale Irwln, 132.4 (tie), RBIs: MRamlrez, Cleveland, 102; Carolina at Baltimore, 6:30 p m At Mlllord, Conn. Course, where the tournament will 10 shots behind Roisum. Nick Price, 76. 9, BUI Glosson, 79. 10, 36.CorlnKoch. 18 1156,453 Gil Morgan and Vicente Fernandez, Griffey Jr, Seattle, 91; CDelgado, To- Buffalo at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday's second-round Phil Mlckelson, 83. 37. JaneGeddes. 16 1154,316 ronto, 88; screen, Toronto, 85; JuG- Washington at Pittsburgh, 6:30 conclude today. 147. 6, Ed Dougherty, 155. 7 (He), Jose onzalez, Texas, 85; RPalmelro, Texas, qualifying results Putting Average 38. Wendy Doolon. 18 1154,049 Maria Canlzares and Larry Nelson, p.m. 16-game plnfall totals 39. Helen Dobson. 19 1153,190 84,-MOrdonez, Chicago, 81. Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. MEN Madison's Sue Joy-Sobota also 1, Brad Faxon, 1.707. 2, Payne 161. 9, David Lundstrom, 163. 10, Runs: Lofton, Cleveland, 89; RAIo- I Results in Scorecard. Stewort, 1.725. 3 (tie), Dovld Frost 40. Beth Daniel., . 16 1151,258 Christy O'Connor, 173. N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. 1, Mark Williams, Beaumont, mar, Cleveland, 87; Jeter, New York, San Diego at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Texas, 3,795. 2, Bob Learn Jr., Erie, had a 77 and is in second place at 'No longer Is there an excuse for taxes to be jacked up so high,' Coming Tuesday Columnist John Leo's amusing 7A Jeff Jacoby tales of political correctness

Monday, August 2,1999 Associate Editor: Thomas W. Still, (608) 252-6110 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Editorial writers: Chuck Martin, Sunny Schubert, (608) 252-6107 ,

OUR OPINION Eyes Wide Shut Merger may help municipalities At first glance, the talk about a wedding between the village of DeForest and the town of Windsor Fltchburg Is an example of how a might seem like a shotgun marriage. united DeForest-Wlndsor might work. After all, these two units of government have been squabbling for months over how — not to mention if and when — to proceed with a 700- people, which would be larger than acre development plan by ABS all Dane County suburbs except Sun Global. Prairie, Fitchburg and Middleton. But it is precisely because those Speaking of Fitchburg, that's an governments have had so much example of how the united DeForest- trouble agreeing that they're now Windsor might work. Although talking, albeit tentatively, about Fitchburg didn't always handle its merging. growth challenges well, it has done a Why? They recognize that planning pretty good job of it since becoming a and service delivery for the village city. Fitchburg has made a conscious and the town might be more decision to grow in certain areas — effectively managed by a single unit mainly, its northern tier — and to of government. preserve farmland and rural The truth of the matter is that, character elsewhere. regardless of borders, DeForest and For all the whining by Madison Windsor are pretty much one liberals about preserving farmland, community. The DeForest Area Fitchburg probably saves more School District has even considered farmland these days than Madison, changing its name to reflect that fact. The very idea of merger was revived which is gobbling up town land on its at a long-range planning session periphery. sponsored by the school district DeForest and Windsor haven't earlier this year. been able to agree on the ABS Global DeForest and Windsor share broad development, but they've had good interests in how each community will success at more routine levels. They grow — or, in some cases, not grow. A share a municipal court, finance merger would effectively block the shared ambulance and fire services city of Madison from expanding its and operate a jointly funded senior Today's mail: Debating utilities, CUB borders much farther to the north. citizen and community center. That's because state law allows cities Taxpayers in DeForest and CUB shares blame customers and stockholders a great dis- to easily annex land from towns, but Windsor may be better served by a service when such unfounded claims not from neighboring cities and single government that looks out for for power shortage are made by an official, who should Please get in touch villages. the entire community, regardless of Citizens Utility Board Executive Di- know better, and printed by a newspa- We welcome letters of 200 If a merger took place, it would borders. This is an idea worth rector Steve Hiniker has a lot of crust, per, particularly at a time when all util- or fewer words on matters create a single municipality of 11,500 pursuing. pointing fingers at utility management ity companies are struggling to meet of public interest. Letters may with his blame for the recent power their responsibility of providing contin- be edited; not all can be shortage.... uous service.... published. Mail to: Letters to the Editor, In the 1980s, CUB was claiming Wis- A great many roadblocks are placed Swimmers pool accomplishments consin utilities had too much reserve in the way of a utility company's ability P.O. Box 8058, Madison, Wl 53708 capacity and didn't want the Public to provide the facilities needed to pro- E-mail to: Last week's All-City Swim Meet in be proud. Service Commission to allow any more vide uninterrupted service. Such road- Madison was best described by the expansion. Now, because many of those blocks are made by well-meaning wsjopine ©madison. com word "accomplishment." But the biggest accomplishment was projects were defeated, Wisconsin is people and organizations and tend to divided 1,359 ways. It was what each short of capacity when one power plant The 38th annual All-City Meet make it not only more difficult but also Caller IDeas line: brought together 12 swim clubs from swimmer accomplished by competing. goes down with mechanical problems more expensive to add facilities: The All-City Meet is, annually, an on a hot day or the transmission lines 283-3123 in Madison; Madison, Middleton, Monona, In criticizing Alliant for not having 1-888-696-8675 elsewhere Fitchburg, Shorewood Hills and Maple event for each swimmer — not just the are at maximum capacity and we can't certain technicians assigned to each Bluff for a three-day competition fastest. Slower swimmers who improve buy power from out of state. plant but having a pool of technical ex- Of course, it's easy to be in Hiniker's perts with responsibility for several All letters, E-mails and Caller IDeas involving 1,359 swimmers from 6 to 18 on their best previous times can feel position of "utility watchdog." He's not must include your name, address and years old at the Parkcrest pool on just as proud as the swimmers who plants, who is to say which method is responsible for getting adequate power the best? Not only from a cost stand- phone number. Only names and Madison's West Side. collect first-place medals. to the citizens of Wisconsin. All he has hometowns will be published. Bringing it off without a hitch — in to do is sit back and accuse the utilities point but also from an effective stand- searing heat — was an Which brings us to another of wrongdoing and stir up more dona- point, I would be inclined to take the accomplishment for which meet accomplishment — what the meet tions to his organization. Maybe his ef- word of the utility company's manage- director Roy Prange, the 300-member accomplished by showing how athletic forts would be better served if he ment rather than the word of an official oly electric utilities achieve records of volunteer staff, the coaches, the competition, kept in perspective, can pointed his mouth "at one of those new as to the better method. unreliability and frequency of public parents and the swimmers deserve to bring out the best in kids and parents. wind generators and put his hot air to Because utility companies are highly appeals for conservation and magnitude good use. regulated, it is not good practice for of threatened or actual involuntary Moreover, Madison's All-City Swim — Chuck Schmeling, Madison them to be critical of their regulators. In power cutoffs — it is time to reflect on Meet was just the capstone to a week my estimation, Alliant should feel free the state of our power system. > of accomplishments in pool sports. The to be extremely critical of the treatment Picture your local electric monopo- WISCONSIN |g STATE JOURNAL smaller Madison All-City Dive Meet, Take Alliant's word it has received at the hands of the CUB ly's visionary chief executive as the lat^ Phil Blake, publisher Frank Denton, editor also held at Parkcrest, and the Tri- over CUB's criticism and the State Journal. President John F. Kennedy. How might Thomas W. Still, associate editor County Swim Meet at Baraboo were "CUB lays blame on Alliant: Citizens — R. F. Brewer, Richland Center this luminary announce the next warm- Sunny Schubert, editorial writer similarly inspiring events. spell power shortfall to consumers? , Chuck Martin, editorial writer group claims utility is pushing units too hard, which causes rolling blackouts." Can't stand the heat? "Ask not what your utility can do fo? Opinions above are shaped by this board, To the participants and organizers, — State Journal, Thursday. you, ask what you can do for your utility! independent of news coverage decisions elsewhere hats off for an accomplishment worth Get out a good quote In the paper. The State Journal and Citizens Util- Don't sweat it (the rolling blackout); remembering. ity Board Executive Director Steve Hi- As this year's bout of heat and hu- you'll soon forget it"? , niker do Alliant, its employees, midity peaks — and Wisconsin's monop- — Robert H. Owen Jr., Middleton Despite liberal rhetoric, More mail: 'Drunks Don't demonize places who are addicted to alcohol taxpayers deserve a cut and other substances .... ; State Street drunks I'd like to see some parallej We have gotten so used to the care" and Nina Totenberg was tell- Regarding a recent State Jour- signs posted on State Street that bitter rhetoric of the enemies of tax ing TV viewers that "there is nal editorial on State Street pov- urge Madisonians to stop giving relief — liberals and Democrats, another word for the way they are erty and chronic substance abuse: money to local businesses because mostly, plus much of the national behaving. They are behaving like Despite your insistent use of the a portion of the profits might go media — that we no longer notice whores." pejorative label "drunks" as if that toward the owners' abuse of alco- how it poi- It is impossible to imagine tax- is the only defining factor in the hoi or other drugs. The hypocrisy sons the na- cut advocates talking this way. lives of the human beings you seems obvious to me. t i o n a 1 "The only thing that can explain write about, I will assume your If we really want to address, discourse. their aversion to tax relief is men- heart was in the right place when poverty in Madison and substance "The only tal retardation." "Democrats want you wrote "Downtown drunks abuse, we need to connect the dots thing that taxes to stay high so they can keep need better help" (July 21). between increasingly meani could explain giving money to inner-city welfare I think your analysis of Down- spirited public policy, an economy this love of leeches." Republicans would be town poverty and substance abuse, that inherently produces inequalr tax cuts is a savaged, and deservedly, if they though, is far too facile. ity and the social impacts these lowered IQ." said anything so foul. Yet the dem- the income taxes collected. By con- nues that Washington now antici- In a political climate where the structural factors bring about ____ • Thus Marga- JEFF agoguery of the liberals goes unre- trast, the top 8 percent of all tax- pates. dominant ideology demonizes the JACOBY buked. — Patrick Jones, Madison ret Carlson of The argument for tax relief is payers — anyone earning more "Last week, in the House of poor and needy and where conser- Time maga- simple: Taxes should be cut be- than $100,000 — pay 62 percent of Representatives, they passed an ir- vative legislatures everywhere Find a solution, : zine, venting on a television pro- cause taxes are too high. Only once the total. This is known as soaking responsible tax bill that would have consistently trimmed or elim- ; gram last weekend. before has the federal government the rich. And it explains why any spend our surplus," Clinton said on inated basic social welfare pro- then check cost Tax cutters are "mostly Republi- honest tax cut is going to return Tuesday. Hear that? "Our surplus." confiscated so great a proportion of grams and services despite record How much is a drunk worth? can ideologues like Bill Archer and the nation's economic output. That more dollars to the well-off than to That is how the liberal mind works: prosperity, it seems mean-spirited Dick Armey, whose primary inter- was in 1944-45, when the United the poor. The money belongs to the govern- and cynical to moralistically place July 21 Wisconsin State Journal est is in giving tax breaks to af- States was Fighting a two-front President Clinton ran for office ment, even if the government the full burden of structural pov- editorial, "Downtown drunks need fluent Americans." Thus leftist world war. Today we are not at promising a "middle-class tax cut." doesn't need it. erty and inequality as well as its better help," twice states that economist Barry Bluestone in the war. Nor are we in a recession, or Like so much of what he says, that And the government doesn't attendant social chaos and decay they're not worth the hundreds of current issue of The New Republic. struggling with some natural catas- promise was a lie. What he (and need it, as Clinton himself ad- on suffering individuals. thousands of dollars the city has "Republicans have created the trophe, or burdened with high un- congressional Democrats) deliv- mitted on one of the rare occasions Granted, each person bears a spent on them. ; illusion of paying back their ered in 1993 was not a tax cut but a when he actually told the truth. According to the figures in the employment. Yet Washington takes punitive tax increase — necessi- responsibility to struggle against wealthy supporters and corporate nearly -21 cents of every dollar of Speaking of the 1993 tax hike, he their personal predicament. But, if editorial, the average per-year cost special interests in a bill that will new wealth Americans create. tated, he said, by the federal bud- told a Houston audience in 1995: for the worst offenders over the get deficit "You think I raised your taxes too we divorce these symptoms of a never become law." Thus Rep. Pete When state and local taxes are sick economy from their structural 2V2 years was less than $10,000 Stark, D-Calif, in the House debate added in, the typical family spends Now the deficit is gone and the much. Well, it might surprise you to federal government is awash in know I think I raised them too causes .and contexts, we will not be each. As a police officer, I well un- last week. close to 40 percent of its income on able to craft humane, egalitarian derstand the frustration of repeat- Over and over we hear them — taxes. That is more "than it spends surplus cash. No longer is there an much, too." (A few days later Clin- edly taking the same people to the insults, the slanders, the ap- on food, clothing, shelter, and excuse for taxes to be jacked up so ton retracted his statement; his un- and effective solutions. We might high. It has been 18 years since feel self-satisfied, but we are not detox. However, it has been my ob- peals to resentment and envy. It is transportation — combined. accustomed lapse into the truth servation that part of what keeps ugly stuff, political sewer talk, and To be sure, what a "typical" Congress last enacted serious tax was caused, he said, by ignoring his solving the problem. relief. What possible objection can mother's advice to "never give a There is also a moral hypocrisy people drinking is that they don't we've been listening to it for years. family spends in taxes can be a believe they're worth anything. "I'll be damned if I am going to misleading statistic. The over- there be to doing so now? talk after 7 o'clock at night") that pervades much of the State Well, says Clinton, a tax cut like The tax debate boils down to a Street efforts to deal with panhan- Your editorial appears to be say- let a bunch of supply-side extrem- whelming share of income taxes ing they're right. ists destroy our middle class to pay collected in this country conies the one the Republicans propose — straightforward question: Should dling and chronic substance abuse. for tax cuts for the wealthy," de- from the well-to-do. The top federal a little under $800 billion, phased you be allowed to keep a little For instance, many stores, in the As you correctly point out, the clared Richard Gephardt, the tax bracket is 39.6 percent, more in over 10 years — "would require more of your own income? Repub- name of increased profits, have real problem here is that what House Democratic leader, in 1996. than 21/2 times the rate for lower- dramatic cuts in vital areas, such as licans vote yes; they trust you to posted large signs discouraging cit- we're doing isn't working. Let's That was about the time Ted Ken- income taxpayers. Millions of work- education, the environment, bio- spend the extra dollars sensibly. izens from donating money to pan- concentrate first on finding an ap* nedy was barking, "Keep your tax- ing Americans near the bottom of medical research, defense and Democrats, with some honorable handlers because they might use proach that works, and then worr* cutting, greedy hands off our Medi- the income ladder pay no income crime fighting." But this, too, is a exceptions, vote no; they think you the money for drugs and alcohol, about what it costs. After all, if ,it tax at all thanks to the earned- lie. The GOP tax cuts would have are too stupid to be trusted. But the Conversely, though, no one moral- doesn't work, the taxpayers' income tax credit. no effect on spending; their impact Democrats can't say what they izes or wags a stern finger at the money is all wasted. ! Jocobj/ is a Boston Globe The bottom 60 percent of all tax- would simply be to reduce the $1 really think. So they resort to in- thousands of middle-class and — Patricia A. Robinson, Mount columnist. payers account for just 6 percent of trillion surplus in income tax reve- sults instead. wealthy folks in Madison and other 'V , Horeb Demands for speedy changes and violent Coming Saturday demonstrations are not supported by the Your letters 13A majority of Iranian students.' to the editor Guest columnist Reza Rezazadeh Friday, August 6,1999 Associate Editor: Thomas W. Still, (608) 252-6110 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Editorial writers: Chuck Martin, Sunny Schubert, (608) 252-6107

OUR OPINION Arts district accountability is key Support is building for a quasi- public arts authority to manage City arts district Madison's Overture Project, the proposal summarized Downtown arts district that will be made possible by businessman The Downtown arts district funded Jerome Frautschi's $100 million gift by businessman Jerome Frautschi's to the people of Madison. That's as it $100 million gift will include a multi- should be. Creation of such a district purpose theater with at least 2,200 is the best way to ensure public seats, a new home for the Madison accountability and a well-managed Children's Museum in the remodeled cultural center in Madison's Oscar Mayer Theater, an expanded Downtown. Madison Art Center and three small- City officials are slowly warming to to mid-sized performance spaces. The the concept of a quasi-public proposed arts district is bounded by authority, similar to what was created State, Fairchild and Henry streets. in Milwaukee to build and manage the Bradley Center. A team of city staffers has endorsed the need for an arts authority with limited powers of times in recent years to advance "eminent domain," meaning important projects. condemnation powers. With the arts authority, there will A vote is expected Tuesday by be reasonable geographical limits on Mayor Sue Bauman's Overture how far the district's condemnation Project Advisory Committee, which powers may extend. Another check will review staff recommendations. on the district's power might be to limit how long it can have eminent "WW?! Ifo W TRMNlN6,Toor To some people, the thought of domain powers without applying for giving a quasi-public arts district the renewal. Such a "sunset clause" power to condemn property might would ensure responsible behavior sound ominous. If those powers were all around. too broad or unchecked, they might A quasi-public authority would S IT) 31 1 • be abused. Fair enough. But the have another advantage: Public Residential zoning and students powers that would be available to the accountability. Records and meetings Overture Project would be far less must be open under the law, which Editorial missed point Second, no one is being kicked out of side of those who would buy a house for extensive than those already certain neighborhoods. The ordinance their child and put it in the child's means citizens could gain insight into of zoning proposal change would not affect existing hous- available to entities such as sewerage how the district is being managed. name. Then the false owner can rent districts, drainage boards, town After reading the recent editorial ing arrangements. out rooms in the house to other, non- That's important because a Third, the editorial said a property related students to help pay the mort- sanitary districts, utilities, railroads, significant public investment in the equating a proposed zoning ordinance change to restrictive covenants that pro- owner must live in the home for four gage — as a purely profit-oriented ven- the UW Board of Regents, housing existing Madison Civic Center must years to have more than one roomer. ture. These people say "Who cares authorities, the state Department of hibited property owners from selling to be protected. certain categories of people, I get the That restriction would only apply if all about Madison!" Transportation and more. A quasi-public arts authority would sense that the State Journal has disin- recorded co-owners do not live in the What really blows my mind is that To accept a tax deductible strike a balance between the kind of genuously chosen to miss the real point house. accountability needed to attract the Journal would take the unbridled donation, a quasi-public authority of this issue. The city's zoning ordinance is a state- free market position of outside interests must meet one of the following tests: public trust and the kind of flexibility The fundamental issue is whether it ment of policy regarding where differ- necessary to run a financially strong and the real estate industry over the It must have taxing, police or is appropriate to allow single family ent types of residential or commercial views of long-term residents of Madi- condemnation powers. No one is and culturally exciting district. The property to be turned into multiple- activity occur in the city. This amend- son. ... suggesting the district should have idea should move ahead. resident property without a zoning ment ... merely prevents an absentee — Steve Tatarsky, Madison the power to raise taxes (in fact, change. owner from treating an R-2 property Bauman has pledged city taxpayers The effects of turning single into (for single family homes) as an R-4 or R- Motor home in driveway will not get stuck with any extra bills) We salute ... multiple resident housing are obvious, 5 property (for multi-family homes and and the idea of "arts cops" is a bit far including an increase in the number of apartment buildings). broke association's rules cars entering and leaving the driveway, The ordinance change is not moti- out, even for Madison. The Wisconsin State Journal Regarding the recent letter to the ed- salutes... increased on-street parking and an in- vated by a desire to ban higher density That leaves condemnation power, creased level of activity due to several housing. The neighborhoods that peti- itor by Mary Kay Reinemann over Wex- which would allow the authority to • All of the volunteers who have adults with uncoordinated schedules ford Village Homes Association "suing made the annual "Butterfly Bonanza" tioned for this change already have sub- acquire adjoining property at a fair living together. stantial rental properties. They merely over "eyesore" not next right thing:" market value set by the courts. at Madison's Olbrich Gardens a Are students inherently bad neigh- Reinemann missed the whole point of success. By the time the event ends wish to maintain the balance of density So, is the arts authority a power bors? Of course not, but as a relatively that has been the long-standing and ex- the lawsuit. Aug. 15, about 570 volunteers will close neighbor of one of the properties pressed objective of the zoning ordi- Wexford Village did not sue the play to force the sale of two have contributed nearly 15,000 hours. businesses (Dotty Dumpling's Dowry in question, I have noticed an increase nance. We do not believe it is right or homeowner because the rusting motor Since July 6, the Butterfly Bonanza in car traffic in particular. On a street fair for absentee owners of R-2 zoned home was considered by many of the and Miller's Market) that would has featured free-flying butterflies in with many young children on tricycles, become part of the arts district? homes to grant themselves higher den- neighbors to be an eyesore. Wexford Olbrich's Bolz tropical conservancy. on roller blades or playing on the side- sity occupancy than is intended by the sued because the homeowner was in vi- Practically speaking, no. The Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily walk, just an increase in driveway traf- law. olation of Wexford covenants. After Overture Project cannot wait for the through Aug. 15, when the Butterfly fic can create a greater risk for them. — Ron Rosner, president, Regent many complaints from neighbors and creation of a district to acquire those Bash will be held as a grand finale. — Eileen Kellor, Madison Neighborhood Association, Madison several years of talking, the Wexford properties on Fairchild Street. It Call 246-4550 for more information. board had no alternative but to sue the must negotiate a deal with the owners Butterflies in the exhibit are Zoning ordinance Plenty of places homeowner. sooner rather than later, so supplied by farms throughout the sets city policy Many neighborhoods like Wexford condemnation is not a real threat United States, arriving as chrysalises. where students can live Village have covenants that have the unless the city of Madison intervenes The State Journal's surprisingly in- Once they emerge as butterflies, they I am amazed at the logic your edito- force and effect of city law. The cove- on its own. While condemnation is a may actually live longer than flammatory July 15 editorial "Even stu- dents have rights" managed to mislead rial writer used in trying to compare nants are part of deed restrictions that power better kept in reserve than butterflies in the wild due to the blatant, often violent residential dis- all homeowners receive when they buy used, the city has used it several the public, demean the City Council and absence of natural predators. offend city residents. crimination at the turn of the century a home in Wexford Village. The cove- • Madeline and Paul Sattler of First, the facts: No rights have been with efforts by the city to preserve its nant states that "boats, travel trailers, Madison, who headed up the All-City denied and no students are being pre- single-family housing neighborhoods mobile homes, campers and other recre- WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Dive Meet late last month at vented from living in certain neighbor: against rooming houses for students. ational vehicles may not be stored any- Shorewood Pool. hoods. The amendment merely clears Some of us in middle- and working- where other than in garages." Phil Blake, publisher Frank Denton, editor About 275 divers, boys and girls up a loophole that allowed the true fin- class family neighborhoods on the near The lawsuit could have been avoided Thomas W. Still, associate editor ages 6 through 18, representing 11 ancial owner of a property to create a West Side resent rich parents buying had the homeowners not deliberately Sunny Schubert, editorial writer area dive teams, participated in the "paper" ownership interest in one occu- houses for their student children while defied the covenants. Clearly the re- Chuck Martin, editorial writer two-day meet. The winning team was pant, thereby creating the equivalent of they attend the university. There are sponsibility was theirs and they choose Opinions above are shaped by this board, Ridgewood Pool; Middleton took an absentee landlord. The amendment plenty of places for students to live in not "to do the right thing!" independent of news coverage decisions elsewhere second. prevents an absentee owner from avoid- Madison — why in family residential — Colleen O'Meara Schams, past cove- in the paper. ing zoning restrictions by listing an oc- neighborhoods? nants chairwoman, Wexford Village cupant as an owner. I'm amazed that you would take the Home Owners Association Caller IDeas Please get in touch Many Iranian students don't want speedy change We welcome letters of 200 or Who says takes are icky? "I was kind of fewer words on matters of public By Reza Rezazadeh GUEST COLUMN in the hands of the hard-liners. It was on upset and offended by some of the com- interest. Letters may be edited; this ground that the huge counter- ments made by some of the people quoted not all can be published. Mail In 1998, while I was lecturing and doing The resentments concerning limita- demonstration was staged on July 14, with in the story 'Pools offer relief but not in to: Letters to the Editor, P.O. Box 8058, research in Kazakstan as a senior Ful- participation of Madison,' like, 'The water is icky.' My Madison, Wl 53708 tions on freedom of press and social re- bright scholar, I found it necessary to strictions are not solely the concerns of moderates and family has been using the Madison lakes travel to Iran for the firsthand observation all summer. We have also been using the E-mail to: the youth. Older people, including most of hard-liners, of the socio-economic and political condi- the students' parents, feel the same way. against the stu- Monona pool. We find both of them to be [email protected] tions. enjoyable places to swim and cool off and Nearly 70 percent of people fall in this dent uprisings enjoy ourselves. We haven't found the I had been away from Iran more than category and desire substantial changes. of July 9-13. But, at the same time, my findings show lakes to be as disgusting and messy as Caller IDeas line: 40 years, but had kept close watch over de- Contrary to some of the people quoted in the article 283-3123 in Madison; velopments there because of my academic that more than 70 percent of the voters, did. I would suggest that some of the peo- 1-888-696-8675 elsewhere namely Iranians over 14 years of age, the American specialization regarding the Middle East. media assump- ple, including your reporter and some of Being away from Iran for such a long time, favor sustaining the Islamic Republic sys- these other folks, go down to check out All letters, E-mails and Caller IDeas must tem. tion that this I had problems establishing contacts counter- B.B. Clarke Park and Tenney Park and include your name, address and phone needed to carry out my plan. Fortunately, some of the other places and find out how number. Only names and hometowns will Their reasons are understandable. demonstration this was resolved when, to my surprise, I They see their cleric leaders, people of clean our lakes really are. In addition, I be published. was invited by the Iranian government to was staged by don't think that just building pools is the modest living standards, as honest and the hard-liners, visit the country as a guest scholar. Upon working hard for public benefits. They answer. What about'putting the money my arrival, I was put in touch with top- conservatives into keeping Madison's lakes pristine and will point out the monumental develop- and moderates wonderful? That is truly the attraction Inflation Infatuation: "Recently in the level government officials, university ments, despite capital scarcity and eco- State Journal, the teachers seem to be out presidents, distinguished faculty members both partici- z that the city has to the rest of the country. nomic hardships, in urban reconstruction, pated because Mohammed Khatami s I think we ought to protect it with our dol- of touch. They claim to be losing money and several research organizations. technological and industrial progress, due to inflation since 1993. Now, don't both groups are lars and our care." I agree to certain statements about the elaborate highway construction, transpor- supportive of the Islamic Republic system. n — Rick Larson, Madison they know that the president has assured tation, communication networks, educa- us there is no inflation? It is very political conditions in Iran expressed by Despite sharp differences between hard- t Azar Nafici in Trudy Rubin's July 16 col- tion, health care, crime prevention, liners and moderates on many issues, II low. ..." security measures in the cities, demo- Pooling our money: "I think that it is — Charles Worrell umn in the State Journal. But I disagree when the survival of the system is in ques- wonderful that we have the $100-million with her statements regarding the opera- cratic political education, anti-poverty tion, both sides unite to defend it. gift for the art center in Downtown Madi- tion of the Islamic regime and signifi- programs and old age benefits. Despite tendencies by the youth to •s '• son. But I also think that it would be very Fighting for kids: "I would like to see cance of the student uprisings. All these were achieved despite the beneficial and helpful if we took a couple more feedback on the district attorney enjoy certain parts of Western culture, it e . It is true that the young Iranians are U.S. government sanctions against Iran. of those million and built a public pool so and his wife who are under a restraining must be noted that those under 25 grew i- that the city kids of Madison could have a generally dissatisfied with the restrictions Consequently, they strongly support Presi- and were educated under an Islamic sys- order for allegedly threatening Montello dent Khatami's gradual reform efforts and P pool to swim in." school officials over the handling of their imposed on freedom of expression and so- tem and live in a society consisting of 95 — Margaret Loftren, Madison cial behavior, and, being impatient, they do not desire to rock the boat by demand- handicapped daughter. A lot of us with ing speedy and radical changes. percent Muslims with a strong Islamic tra- handicapped children don't get the great are apt to explode out of frustration. How- dition. It must also be remembered that it public school education that other people ever, it is incorrect to assume that stu- Most Iranians are aware of President was the same young Iranians who actively No nudes Is good nudes: "Congratula- dents in majorities are against the Islamic tions to Assembly Speaker Scott Jensen. do. We have to fight for every scrap of Khatami's plans. They know that next participated in overthrowing the old re- His was the second most miraculous birth whatever we get from the public schools regime. February's parliamentary elections will gime and bringing about the 1979 revolu- ! in history. Apparently, he was born fully for our children just to get an education be a turning point if the moderate major- tion. Demands for speedy changes and .clothed." or to walk in the front door—" Rezazadeh is a professor emeritus of ity is elected and takes control of the all- violent demonstrations are not supported — Jerome Joyce, Madison — Heidi Strauss, Whitewater political science at UW-Platteville. important legislative branch, now solidly by the majority of Iranian students.

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