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Dive Meet Pete Sampras Faces Xavier Malisse of Classic in Stanford, Calif

Dive Meet Pete Sampras Faces Xavier Malisse of Classic in Stanford, Calif

2F The Capital Times The Weekend of July 28-29,2001 Don't expect NCAA to just slap UW's wrist Does anybody else get the The Brewers lost their 10th • Maybe all golfers — in- magically turn his life — and day at Edgewood College aired feeling that once the NCAA Todd Finkelmeyer straight game, 3-1, to the cluding us hacks, and not just game — around. And finally, their concerns about large gets done with its case against AND Dodgers Monday night — but the pros — should use caddies. the team is counting on rookie game-day crowds to UW asso- the University of Wisconsin drey a sellout crowd of 42,132 Then, just like the pros, we first-year defensive end Jamal ciate athletic director Al Fish. to Miller Park. The Crew then could blame the caddies for ev- Reynolds to pay immediate div- As someone who lived close athletic department, that Bad- to Camp Randall for seven ger sports will be penalized ran its losing streak to 11 erything that goes wrong dur- idends as a sackmaster. straight Tuesday night, but still ing a round of golf — instead Now this isn't to say that the years — and looked forward to back to the dark ages? Packers shouldn't contend for game days — it's difficult to Or at least back to the Mor- drew 34,444 fans. Milwaukee of looking in the mirror. finally won a game Wednesday, • While there is good rea- a playoff spot in 2001, but sympathize. ton era? beating the Dodgers, 4-3, be- son for fans of the Green and counting on big years from The feeling here is, if you The powers that be at the fore an afternoon crowd of Gold to be optimistic heading Brown, Freeman and Reynolds were worried about big crowds UW are mostly putting on 39,223. into the 2001 campaign — the seems to be a bit of a reach. in the neighborhood a handful happy faces leading up to an That's over 115,000 fans for Packers went 7-3 over their last | There is no better storof timey ins each year, why move Aug. 11 meeting with the three games. 10 games hi 2000 — at least sports than Lance Armstrong's .Into the area hi the first place? NCAA Committee on Infrac- 'The worst part of all, how- As a comparison, the Brew- three red flags have been run to three straight Tour de It's not like Camp Randall Sta- tions. ' ' ' ever, is that the UWs once- ers drew less than 64,000 fans raised hi the opening days of France titles after battling back dium popped up overnight — it But what started as an inves- solid reputation — both athleti- for a three-game series last training camp. from testicular cancer. has been there for 84 years. tigation into the Shoe Box free- cally and academically — will July 28-30 at County Stadium First, the coaching staff ap- • The Capital Times re- But if you are truly dis- bies now has led to separate be tarnished on a national level vs. the . Arid pears to be counting on the ported on Tuesday that a few turbed, put your house where athlete-housing violations. for years to come. those games were played on a mammoth Gilbert Brown to people in the neighborhoods your mouth is: If it's of similar You can only wonder what is | While the Brewers werFridae y through Sunday. magically return to top form surrounding Camp Randall Sta- size and hi decent shape, I'll behind door No. 3. busy doing their best Bad News Hopefully, the Brewers will after eating himself out of the dium are upset with the Univer- trade you my 5-year-old home While we are led to believe Bears impersonation earlier . spend their newjfunds wisely NFL. Second, the organization sity of Wisconsin's plans to add on the edge of Madison for the dreaded NCAA "death pen- this week, the franchise as a during the offseason. Other- seems to be praying that the 8,000 seats to the stadium. your home in the Camp Randall alty" seems unlikely, don't ex- whole was laughing all the way wise, don't expect the fans to over-priced and under- Some of the 30 residents area —straight up. pect a slap on the wrist, either. to the bank. return in 2002. . achieving Antonio Freeman will who attended a meeting Mon- Didn't think so. The generation lap Compiled from staff and news services All-City meet Shaughnessy downs Venus binds families upset Wimbledon champion , 2-6, By Tamlra Surprenant 7-5, 7-6 (4), to advance to the semifinals of The Capital Times the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford, MIDDLETON — The plan- Calif. ning of the 2001 All-City swim- Shaughnessy, seeded fifth, had never ming and diving meets was an defeated an opponent ranked as high as endeavor co-directors Cathy Williams, the No. 2 player in the world. Welton and Kathy Neish took "My main focus today was to. control the on more than nine months ago. match," Shaughnessy said. "It's really While the competition takes important to stay focused and make sure she center stage, the event itself is doesn't control the points." one of great proportions — and She will face Kim Clusters in the semis, in its 40th year — one of great while second-seeded tradition. will play . | disposed of Jan- SWIMMIN(T~ Michael Gambill, 6-2, 7-5 in the Mercedes- /SSOCIATED PRESS Benz Cup in Los Angeles to set up a Meghann Shaughnessy celebrates after About 2,000 competitors semifinal today against top-ranked Gustavo upsetting Venus Williams Friday In the from 12 area teams will take Kuerten. . ' . quarterfinals of the Bank of the West part in the All-City Dive Meet faces Xavier Malisse of Classic In Stanford, Calif. on Monday and Tuesday at Na- Belgium on the other side of the bracket. koma Country Club and the All- City Swim Meet, which will be standings. The Badgers placed two players held Thursday through Satur- on the preseason all-conference team. Senior day at Middleton Pool. Ail-Americans Sherisa Livingston, a middle "Now, we're old enough U.S. team has Duke feel HENRY A. KOSHOLLEK/THE CAPITAL TIM S blocker, and Lizzy Fitzgerald, a setter, where we have multiple National champion Duke placed three were unanimous selections to the 12- generations of families who Swimming Is a family activity for (left to right) Alex Neish, players on the 12-man U.S. team that will member preseason All-Big Ten team. have participated in the All-City Stephanie Welton (top), Eric Welton and Nick Welton, who compete in next month's FIBA 21-and-under Meet," said Neish, whose chil- will represent the host Middleton Pool In the All-City Swim basketball world championship in Japan. ODDS AND ENDS dren, Marcus, 17, and Alex, 15, meet next week. Blue Devils forward Carlos. Boozer and will compete in the meet. guard Chris Duhon were selected by Casino loses tourney The Welton family is an ex- Jim Boeheim of Syracuse. Swingman ample of multiple generations All-City Dive & Swim Meets , who sat out last season The promoter of three college basketball of competitors. Kevin Welton ' after transferring from Rutgers, also was tournaments slated for Las Vegas moved competed in the All-City Meet. • Dive Meet: This event will vidual events for 11-18 age named. them from a casino hotel following pressure during the late 1960s and early take place Monday and Tuesday §roups are set for Thursday, The rest of the team includes Boston from the NCAA and several teams. '70s, while Kevin and Cathy's beginning at 8 a.m. at Nakoma wimmers 10-and-under will take children, 'Nick, 17, Erich, 15 Country Club, 4143 Country Club part in their preliminary events on College guard ; Connecticut Pending NCAA approval, the tournaments Rd. On Monday, the 13-14 and Friday. The top 16 swimmers in forward Caron Butler; Kansas forward will shift from the Paris Hotel and Casino to a and Stephanie, 10, are mem- , 11-12 year-old divisions will com- each individual event and all relay Nick Cqllison; .Illinois forward Brian new location in the city, 'said promoter Chris bers of the Middleton Gators pete, while the 10-and-under and swimmers will compete on Satur- Spencer, director of Worldwide Basketball in team and will swim hi the meet. ' 15-18 divisions are scheduled to day and a recognition ceremony Cook; Iowa forward Reggie Evans; UCLA "For the people involved, dive on Tuesday. for senior swimmers will begin at forward ; St. Joseph's guard Cincinnati. • Swim Meet: Events are 8 am . The sudden relocations came after NCAA the meet is a huge event," said scheduled for Thursday, Friday Janteer Nelson; Georgetown forward Cathy Welton. • Information: For updated Michael Sweetney; and Michigan State president Cedric Dempsey issued a and Saturday beginning at 8:30 statement Thursday night saying teams were "If you're not in the swim- a.m. each day at Middleton Pool, results and information, log on to guard Marcus Taylor. ming community you may have Park Lawn Place. Preliminary indi- www.allcityswlm.org. | The director of Nike's basketball "wrongcamp " for participating in tournaments at gambling casinos. heard of it, but you don't real- said he gave the mother of a top high school ize how big it has become until player $ 100 while he visited her in jail. Purdue and Illinois were among the teams scheduled to appear in the tournaments. you're here and see it." of the 12 teams compete in The team spirit and camara- George Raveling, a former college • China'sfirs theavyweigh t titlefigh twa s On Thursday, Middleton dual meets against each other. derie are evident through ttye coach, said that he gave Carrie postponed after John Ruiz injured his neck Pool will become a swarming The season concludes with the duration of the event. j Stoudemire $100. Her son, Amare during training to defend his WBA title metropolis of swimmers, par- teams coming together for the "It's loud and there is a 16t Stoudemire of Orlando, Fla., is considered against Evander-Holyfield. No new date ents, spectators and volunteers. final meet. of excitement, especially the one of the nation's top two prep players and was set for the bout that was scheduled for "Everything will be trans- Nick Welton, who will be a last day," said Cathy Welton. is tendered to Memphis. formed," said Cathy Welton. senior at Middleton High "There is a lot of cheering. The Aug. 5 in Beijing. "We're building a pier across Nike released a statement to The "There are things you can't help in life and School, has been competing in teams get together, they wear Associated Press, saying it would continue the pool where the coaches will All-City meets for nine years. the same stuff and have T- this is one of them," Ruiz said. sit on the one side and there to investigate the charges but has taken no B Dutch star Inge de Bruijn advanced He admitted he tries to £ake a shirts made special and dress action against Raveling, who serves as a will be tents everywhere for dif- more relaxed approach/to his goofy." toward a third gold medal today at the world ferent things going on. Each There are over 30 commit- company consultant. swimming championships in Fukuoka, Japan, competition during the summer • The Minnesota Timberwolves signed team has a big tent." months. . tees formed from within the and Ian Thorpe's Australian teammates gave Neish hasn't felt too over- "All the dual meets are really Middleton Gators club. Accord- second-round draft choice Loren Woods, him a shot at a sixth title. . who had considered playing in Europe. whelmed with the preparations, just kind of fun," said Nick Wel- ing to Cathy Welton, finding De Bruyn led qualifying for the 50-meter and indicated that year after ton, who also competes on the enough volunteers to fill work • In WNBA action Friday, Gordana freestyle semis with a tune of 24.79 seconds. year, meet directors pass on a swim team at Middleton High slots has been the toughest Grubin scored a career-high 23 points as Thorpe, who set world records in winning booklet filled with organiza- School. "It's not like it's a life task. the Indiana Fever beat Cleveland, 67-63, the 200, 400 and 800 freestyle races, skipped tional tips. or death situation. Definitely, hi "The volunteers all come snapping the Rockers' 16-game home the heats of the 400 medley relay as Australia "Based on the experience of All-City, it's more laid back. from only our club and there winning streak.... Sandy Brondello scored easily qualified for the final. the previous years, it's almost We're just trying to have fun, are 400 slots that have to be 23 points as the Miami Sol rallied to beat the The United States broke its own 7-year-old turned into a science, I think, but we've still got' a friendly filled," said Welton. "Not neces- Orlando Miracle, 71-63, in overtime. meet record hi the medley relay, winning its in terms of getting kids to the competition going. • sarily people, but 400 slots of heat in 3:37.56. The Aussies won their heat right place at the right tune," "Everybody always has a work. AUTO RACING in 3:38.83. • said Neish. ' blast Cat the All-City Meet). We "It's gotten better now, but The All-City summer season always try to find something to that's probably the hardest Another pole for Bodine LOCALLY is .eight weeks long. For the keep ourselves occupied when thing is getting everybody to first seven weeks, the members we're not swimming." volunteer and do their share." Todd Bodine, getting faster as the The 100 Black Men of Madison will hold season progresses, claimed his second pole its second annual golf outing on Monday at in three weeks during qualifying for the Cherokee Country Club. Registration is Pennsylvania 500 in Long Pond, Pa. scheduled to begin at 11 a.m., while the Wendell, Cook head to Philly Ricky Rudd, who won both the pole and shotgun start will take place at noon. the Pocono 500 last month, was a close The cost to register is $ 100 per person The Associated Press AROUND THE HORN second at 170.274. Winston Cup points and includes cart, dinner, 18 holes of golf The , BASEBALL TODAY St. Louis Cardinals, reliever leaders Jeff Gordon and Dale Jarrett will and awards. Proceeds from this event will B Timlin had arthroscopic sur- start eighth and 37th, respectively. bolstering their for a gery to repair torn knee cartilage help support the 100 Black Men of Madison's playoff run, got relievers Turk had depth in its bullpen, had and Is expected to miss 4-to-6 Cambridge's Matt Kenseth is 24th. Mentoring and Academic Bowl and back-to- Wendell and Dennis Cook from set a goal of adding another re- .yveeks. | Kenny Wallace took the pole for thschooe l picnic activities. the on Friday liever before Tuesday's trading Timlin Injured his left knee while Busch Series' NAPA AutoCare 250, turning a stretching and squatting In the bull- For more information or to register, .for minor league deadline. The , surprising pen during the fifth of Thurs- lap at 131,062 mph in qualifying for today's please call Anthony Brown at 831-8121 or and Adam Walker. Phillies trail Atlanta by one day's game against the Chicago race in Fountain, Colo. Derrick Smith at 831-1279. The trade came immediately game in the NL East, • Cubs at Wrlgley Field. He is ex- after the Mets beat Philadel- pected to recover In time to pitch COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL QUOTE, UNQUOTE phia, 6-1, at Shea Stadium. Mo- "I think out. bullpen should, again this season. ments later, the Phillies be one of our strengths," Bpwa • The desig- Badgers slated for second The committee responsible for naming announced another deal, send- said. nated Pete Schourek for as- fish in the Americas has changed the signment to Class AM Pawtucket Old habits die hard. That's certainly the ing reliever Wayne Gomes to Cook and Wendell will be and? brought up left-hander Casey common name of the western Atlantic's the for added to a bullpen that already Possum. ' case with Big Ten women's volleyball as largest grouper from "jewfish," which some utilityman Felipe Crespo. Schourek, a left-hander, was 1-5 Perm State, for the fifth straight year, has includes Jpse. Mesa, Rick with a 4,45 ERA In 33 relief appear- found offensive, to "Goliath grouper." "I think we gained a whole Bottalico arid Rheal Cormier. • been picked to win the conference title, Commented Rabbi Bruce Diamond of lot of experience in the bull- ances for the Red Sox this season. according to a preseason poll of league He Is guaranteed $1 million this Temple Beth-El in Fort Myers, Fla.; pen," Phillies manager Larry Neither Wendell nor Cook season. coaches. "In the universe of things that need to Bowa said. "They've been on pitched Friday. Wendell is 4-3 • Right-hander Willie Blair was The University of Wisconsin, despite change, the name of the big grouper is low winners. They know what it with one and a 3.51 ERA sem outright from the returning most of the squad that won the Big takes to win. They've pitched to Class AAA Toledo. on the list." in 49 games and Cook is 1-1 • Ruben Sierra was put on the Ten title and finished second in the NCAA in pressure situations." with a 4.25 ERA in 43 games. 153ay disabled list by the Texas Championship, didn't command as much TODAY'S TRIVIA The Mets and Phillies made Rangers, who purchased the con- respect from conference coaches. They their second deal in a week. The Mets, coming off a tract of Craig Monroe picked the Badgers to finish second. Who was the last Brooklyn Dodger active Earlier, Philadelphia sent Gary appearance, are from Oklahoma of the Pacific Coast Bennett to the Mets for Todd stuck at 47-57. Friday's trade League. Ohio State, Minnesota and Michigan State in the major leagues? Answer in Scprecard, Sierra, who has 14 homers and rounded out the top half'of the preseason 5F. . Pratt in a swap of backup could lead to further deals, 42 RBIs In 56 games, was sidelined catchers. possibly involving starters after pulling hi groin during Thurs- Philadelphia, which already and Rick Reed. day's game against Baltimore. V . ' 20 The Capital Times *Wednesday, Aug. 1,2001

SPORTS INSIDER Punchless Brewers fall Compiled from staff and news services day disabled list with a partially Florida pitcher torn muscle in his left thumb. PRO BASKETBALL The move was retroactive to throws 3-hitter enough runs to compete," said Sunday, so Jenkins will be eligi- Carter close to signing Brewers bench coach Jerry ble to return to the active ros- Vince Carter is staying with the Toronto MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Royster. ter on Aug. 13. Raptors, his agent strongly hinted Tuesday beat — or rather, the beatings Royster took over for Lopes, Outfielder was night. — go on for the beleaguered who served the first game of a activated from the 15-day DL. "There is a press conference (today)," . two-game suspension for Sanchez had been on the DL Carter's agent, Merle Scott said. "You can On a day when the Brewers threatening to have his pitchers since July 16 with a strained read into that." put left fielder on hit San Diego's Rickey Hender- left groin. The NBA star is close to signing a six-year the disabled list and had man- son in retaliation for his uncon- Jenkins was examined by contract extension that would keep him with ager Davey Lopes suspended tested taking of a base in a hand specialist Curtis Crim- the team through 2008. He would receive for two games, the Florida Mar- blowout Sunday. mins and underwent an MRI the maximum salary allowable under the lins opened a three-game series Brewers rookie Beii Sheets Tuesday that revealed a partial collective bargaining agreement — more at Miller Park Tuesday night (10-8) is winless in five starts tear of the muscle. than $85 million over the length of the deal. with a 5-1 victory. since June 29. He gave up five ] Jenkins, who has had a vari- Today is the •first day NBA teams can runs and eight hits in 6 /3 in- ety of ailments all season, is offer players extensions that would effect for The loss was Milwaukee's 25th in its last 32 games. nings. batting .262 with 15 home runs the 2002-03 season. The Brewers have scored and 48 RBI. The Raptors recently locked up three key ASSOCIATED PRESS For the third time this sea- free agents, re-signing , just 15 runs in Sheets' eight Roster moves: Milwaukee Senior PGA golfer Lee Trevino chips onto son, Marlins pitcher Ryan losses. Jerome Williams and Alvin Williams to Dempster stopped a four-game purchased the contracts of out- the 18th green during the Par-3 Shootout The Marlins went ahead, 4- fielder and long-tenn contracts. Tuesday In Gaylord, Mich. Trevino won losing streak. This time, he did Carter has been Toronto's most prolific it with a three-hitter for his 1, with three runs in the sixth. -outfielder the Shootout, earning $1,120,000 which Alex Gonzalez doubled home from Class AAA Indianapolis player in its six-year history, averaging 24.6 included a hole-ln-one Monday. fourth career . points a game in his first three seasons with the first run and scored on Der- after Tuesday night's loss to the club. The Marlins came into Mil- rek Lee's two-run . Florida. "It's obvious that Vince is certainly a waukee having lost 13 of 16 's sacrifice fly off The Brewers optioned San- my position over the last five months has games on the road, but Demp- player that qualifies for whatever the been too hard for me to swallow." reliever Mike DeJean hi the chez and third baseman Mike maximum allows. I don't know if there is any ster won his fourth straight de- seventh made it 5-1. Coolbaugh to Indianapolis to Simpson said he submitted his resignation cision on the road. issue on what the contract will be," Toronto to Charlotte, N.C.-based Carousel Capital, The Brewers got an un- make room for Sweeney and general manager Glen Grunwald said. majority owner of Simpson Performance Dempster (12-9) allowed in the second. Collier. "We've been talking about Vince about his Products, on July 17. He found out last week 's in the White reached on Lee's error at Outfielder Jeffrey Ham- desire to make sure that he's happy here. that his resignation had been accepted. fourth, pinch-hitter Luis Lo- first base, stole second and monds, out for the season after We want him to be a Raptor for life." Simpson received death threats and saw pez's single in the seventh and later scored on Raul Casano- successful surgery on his right Under the NBA's collective bargaining his employees harassed after NASCAR Richie* Sexson's ninth-inning va's groundc-ut. shoulder, was moved from the agreement, Carter would become a announced on Feb. 23 that it had found a single. 15-day disabled list to the 60- restricted free agent next summer if he Thumb sidelines Jenkins: broken Simpson lap belt in Earnhardt's "We cannot put together Jenkins was placed on the 15- day DL. doesn't sign an extension by Oct. 31. crashed No. 3 Chevrolet. Earnhardt wrecked on the final lap of the Feb. 18 Daytona 500. GOLF NASCAR's report on Earnhardt's death is due out in August. Chelios Mickelson stages rally "I haven't heard the first thing" about Phil Mickelson let a $180,000 skin slip what might be in the report, Simpson said. "I away on the 17th hole Tuesday before don't have any information. I know nothing. vows better rallying to capture $220,000 on the final And I don't really care. I know that I didn't hole of the Par 3 Shootout golf tournament do anything wrong." in Gaylord, Mich. behavior That pushed Mickelson's two-day TRACK AND FIELD winnings to $330,000 at Treetops Resort, SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — second behind Lee Trevino, who earned Ex-Badgers to run Chris Chelios promises that the $1,120,000. Suzy Favor Hamilton and Kathy U.S. men's hockey team will be Trevino all but clinched the title Monday Butler, two former members of the on its best behavior at next when he sank a $ 1 million hole-in-one. University of Wisconsin women's track and year's Winter Olympics. Mickelson played well down the stretch cross country teams, will be competing in the U.S. players at the 1998 Nag- with birdies on four of the last five holes. His World Track and Field Championships. The ano Games trashed three dorm first birdie was an 11-foot putt on No. 14 championships begin Friday and run through rooms at the Olympic Village that kept Paul Azinger from winning Aug. 12 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. hours after the team was elimi- $140,000. Azinger returned the favor by Favor Hamilton, a nine-tune NCAA nated by the Czech Republic. matching Mickelson's birdie on the next champion at the UW, will be competing in hole. the 1,500 meters for the United States. The Mickelson finally broke through on No. first of three round will take place on OLYMPICS 16 when he sank a 13-foot birdie putt worth Saturday. Favor Hamilton is currently ranked $180,000. But to pocket the cash, players fifth in the world in the 1,500. "What was done in Nagano must "validate" a skin by winning or tying Butler, a five-time NCAA champion for the HENRY A. KOSHOLLEWTHE CAPITAL TIMES was unfortunate for everybody, the next hole, something Mickelson was Badgers, will be competing in the 5,000 but that is over," said Chelios, unable to do. meters for Great Britain. The first round will Todd Anderson-Goldworthy competes in the boys the captain of that'U.S. team. UI Mickelson's tee shot on No. 17 was his begin on Thursday, Aug. 9. 10-and-under division at the All-City Diving Meet Tuesday at guarantee something like that worst of the day, sailing over the green and the Nakoma Pool. will not happen again." LOCALLY into the heavy brush, leaving him with no No U.S. player admitted chance for par. So the $180,000 skin, along with an additional $40,000 for the final two Jenny Larson has been named the 2001 wrongdoing. Chelios, a defense- holes, carried over to the 18th. Edgewood College NCAA Woman of the Year. Ridgewood divers win; man for Detroit, presented a Mickelson regrouped and dropped his tee Larson, a senior guard on the Eagles' $3,000 check to Japanese offi- shot on No. 18 within 16 feet on the basketball team, averaged 9.2 points, 4.7 cials to pay for the damage. 139-yard uphill hole. After Azinger and rebounds and 4.1 assists per game. She also Middleton runner-up To help the Americans reach Trevino missed birdie tries, Mickelson played on the Edgewood golf team. the medal round in February, as | Five area athletes, along with seven they failed to do in Japan, the buried his putt to win. competitors from Minnesota, will represent Ridgewood captured its sec- Raymond Floyd, the defending the United States in the indoor tug-of-war ond title in three years Tuesday ALL-CITY DIVING former University of Wisconsin champion, finished fourth with $30,00. competition at the World Games in Akita, at the 11-team All-City Diving skater wants the NHL players' Japan on Aug. 25-26. Meet, with strong performances Marcus Neish of Middleton union to lighten rules for Olym- AUTO RACING Madison's Linda Barry, Hollandale's by its younger divers. won the boys 15-18 title for a pic training camps by the U.S. Amy Breuscher, Oregon's Shelby Ridgewood, which took com- second straight year, while and Canadian teams. Seatbelt maker resigns Richardson, Monroe's Donna Witt and mand following Monday's com- teammate Kristin Strnad took Under an agreement made Bill Simpson, who found himself at the Beloit's Chris Woodward are members of petition at Nakoma Golf Club, the girls 15-18 title. Neish de- before the 1999 world champi- center of controversy following Dale the U.S. contingent. finished with 280 points, while feated Webb by one point. onships, teams are limited to 48 Earnhardt's death, has resigned as head of defending champion Middleton Strnad edged Bauman on the hours of practice and coaches the company that manufactured Earnhardt's QUOTE, UNQUOTE (197) was second. final dive, a 2Vfc forward flip. aren't allowed on the ice if play- safety belts. Arnold Palmer, after shooting an Ridgewood's 10-and-under The Efficiency Trophy, anew ers not named to the Olympic Simpson said the stress of the opening round 84 at the British Senior divers delivered 79 of the 158 award given to the team with team are present. controversy "got to be too much." He has Open: points the team earned on Tues- the best score-to-diver ratio, Chelios said eight to 10 play- maintained for months that NASCAR made "I didn't enjoy my golf, particularly day. David Merrick had a third- went to Nakoma. him a scapegoat hi the wake of Earnhardt's ers recently had a conference playing that way in front of the crowd. place finish in the boys division, The nine-diver team scored call with NHLPA executive direc- death. That's the thing that bothers me most. It is while teammates Mitch Stamm 82 points for a 9.11 ratio. Ra- "It's just been one thing after another," tor Bob Goodenow, telling him terrible. It hurts when you play as poorly as and Kenneth Winters were chel Becker, Kylie Rosenstock they wanted as much prepara- Simpson said. "Like I come with new (safety this. That will eventually run me off." equipment, such as a head-restraint device) fourth and sixth, respectively. and Claire Flickinger swept the tion time as possible. John Welton of West Side girls 10-and-under division for and NASCAR takes it away, and they don't TODAY'S TRIVIA "We are willing to give up give it back. I deserve more respect than won the boys 10-under title. Nakoma. four days because the Olympics that. What was. Lou Gehrig's highest salary? Ridgewood's Sam Webb and are in North America and it "The amount of disrespect shown me in Answer hi Scorecard, Page 6C. Beth Bauman earned silver • Results in Scorecard, 6C. presents such a great opportu- medals in the 15-18 division. nity for us," Chelios said. EXTRA FLAVOR!] Astros make key pitching moves TheCapitalTimes The Associated Press weeks after Gllkey had pleaded guilty Feb. 27 to misdemeanor DWI charges The hope BASEBALL TODAY stemming from arrests on Oct. 10 and COUPON will benefit from Nov. 8. All three arrests occurred In a change of ballparks. Field, and he's pitched better St. Louis County, where Gllkey lives In away from home." the off-season. *ALL STAR LANES? Arming themselves for a Milwaukee Braves late-season run against the The Los Angeles • Dodgers LANKFORD GRANTED LEAVE Felix Mantilla Open Bowl first-place in the also made two trades, both to St. Louis outfielder Ray Lankford 80°/ NL Central, the Astros acquired bolster their bullpen. They got was granted a leave of absence from for 500 Trombley from Baltimore for the Cardinals on Tuesday after com- here August 2nd Astacio from Colorado and re- plaining about a lack of respect. a game! liever from Pitts- two minor leaguers and Mul- Astaclo Lankford Free Signlngs holland from Pittsburgh for Lankford, who has been with the August 1-5 • Open 5 PM Dally burgh as several contenders team since 1990, is expected back ONLY • No limit of Games! scrambled Tuesday to beat pitcher Mike Fetters and a Thursday, general manager Walt • Includes "Thunder Alley Glow Bowling" minor leaguer. Urbina, nearly traded to the Jocketty said, Jocketty was unable to 2 MORE GAMES Fri.& SatO 9PM baseball's trade deadline. in June, in- trade Lankford before Tuesday's * Fall Leagues Now Forming Relievers , The NL East-leading Braves stead was sent to the rival Red deadline and said the outfielder won't Thurs, Aug. 2nd & 3rd Men • Women • Couples • Mixed • Juniors Mike Trombley and Terry Mul- got Sanchez from Kansas City play much when he returns. Call Now For More Information! for a pair of minor leaguers, Sox for minor league pitchers The is set now that right 7:05 Start Times 241-6OOO holland also changed teams, and Rich Rundles. fielder J.D. Drew/sidelined 35 games and Atlanta filled a need by get- pitcher Brad Voyles and second with a broken hand, was activated ting Rey Sanchez. baseman Alejandro Machado. BRAVES' GILKEY IN TROUBLE from the disabled list on Tuesday. Al- Atlanta outfielder Bernard Gllkey bert Pujols moves to left field and Jim There were eight deals in all, Atlanta is aiming for its 10th could face up to five years In prison If Edmonds is In center. t'/iiVi\/l( nV('/i//r straight postseason appearance and every one involved at least convicted In the latest drunken driving Lankford was willing to waive his one pitcher. and wanted to make a move at case against him. no-trade clause to accommodate a The Astros got Astacio and shortstop after losing 2000 NL Gllkey was arrested Sunday night .deal, but the Cardinals were unable to Rookie of the Year Rafael Fur- as the Braves arrived at the St. Louis make a trade, cash from the Rockies for airport for a series against the Cardi- pitcher and a cal to a season-ending shoulder nals. He was released Monday on a KENDALL SUSPENDED player to be named, and ob- injury. $10,000 bond and a preliminary hear- Pittsburgh catcher Jason Kendall tained Williams from the Pi- Sanchez, hitting .303, is bet- ing was set for Aug. 31. reacted angrily to the two-game sus- rates for pitcher Tony ter known for his outstanding Manager Bobby Cox said Gllkey pension and fine he received Tuesday believecf the matter had been resolved from the commissioner's office for McKnight. glove. before the team got to St. Louis, bumping and arguing with an umpire Astacio was 6-13 with a 5.49 "It's hard to turn your back "It caught him by surprise," Cox last week in Chicago. ERA and won just once in his on a guy who can add that kind said. "He thought It was all taken care "I just think It's ridiculous," Kendall of by his lawyers. It wasn't." said before the Pirates opened a last 10 starts. Elarton also of defense to your club," three-game series In San Francisco. struggled, going 4-8 with a Braves general manager John Gllkey, a St. Louis native who has "They're trying to do too much to 7.14 ERA. Schuerhblz said. played sparingly for the Braves this change the game now. What I did was season, was originally arrested on the absolutely In the wrong, but I thought "Astacio is a guy that obvi- Williams had 22 saves for charge in April, Tils third DWI arrest In I would get a fine, not a suspension? ki',!,;«.v.fciu.1;I seven months, Prosecutors filed fel- ously is not having a great Pittsburgh and joins a Houston ony charges because Gllkey was The players' association Immedi- year," Astros general manager bullpen that includes closer deemed a habitual offender, spokes- ately appealed the penalty, meaning It . onlincr www»«ftppfirBiurn»coro Gerry Hunsicker said. "ButBilly Wagner, Octavio Dotel man Don Schneider said. cannot start until after a hearing be- For golf vacation packages and tee times calli 1-800-221-TURN (8876) fore Paul Beeston, baseball's chief take him away from Coors and Mike Jackson. The April arrest came less than six operating officer.

u 6C The Capital Times Wednesday, Aug. 1,2001' SCORECARD Portas, Spain, 6-4, 7-6 (3); Albert Costa, BASEBALL Spain, del. Mlckael Llodra, France, 3-6, Packers may sign vet 7-5, 7-5; Max Mlrnyl, Belarus, del. Fred- TV/Radio Highlights eric Nlemeyer, Canada, 6-3, 2-6, 6-1; Minor league Francisco Clavet, Spain, del. Jamie Del- gado, Britain, 7-5,' 6-4; Nicolas Lapenttl, TV TODAY MIDWEST LEAGUE (A) Ecuador, del, Jonas Bprkman, Sweden, Noon Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- Saeond Half 6-2, 5-7, 6-4; (1), Bra- (Affiliation. In earantheses) zil, del. Ronald Agenor, Haiti, 4-6, 6-4, Montreal, ESPN. if Bidwell has trouble WntBmi Division 6-3; Fernando Vicente, Spain, del. Noon Bowling - PWBA Greater Terre Haute W L Pot. BB Franco Squlllarl, Argentina, 6-7 (5), 6-2, Wisconsin (Marnrs)... 24 13 .649 — 6-3; Wayne Black, Zimbabwe, del. SB- Open (taped). ESPN2. Last In a series xKaneCo.(Mrlns) 24 14 .632 Vt bastlen Lareau, Canada, 6-1,6-2. 1 p.m. Billiards - Women's Tournament of Belolt (Brewers 20 18 .526 4VS ...._,,-:....,«_.?-... 1721 447 "" Champions (taped). ESPN2. PACKERS PREVIEW Burlington (Royals) WTA 4 p.m. Great Outdoor Games - ESPN2. Special Teams Peoria (Cardinals). 16 21 !432 ACURA CLASSIC By Pete Dougherty Quad City (Twins).. 16 21 .432 At Csrlrtad, Call). 6 p.m. Baseball • Atlanta at St. Louis. ESPN, Cdr Rpds (Angels). .15 23 .395 9V4 6 p.m. Baseball • Oakland at Cleveland. ESPN2. Special to The Capital Times Depth Chart Tuesday's results Clinton (Expos) ...15 23 .395 9Vi Singles — First round: Alexandra 7 p.m. Baseball - Florida at Milwaukee. Pox Eastern Division The will • Kicker: 8 Ryan Long- Stevenson, United Slates, del. Krlstlna Sports Net. W L Pot. DB Brandl, United States, 7-6 (5), 6-0; Elena always admire punter Josh Bid- ' well Michigan (Astros) 26 11 .703 — Bovlna, Russia, del. Elena Llkhovtseva, 9 p.m. Golf - Par 3 Shootout (taped), ESPN. xDayton (Reds) 23 15 .605 3V6 Russia, 7-5,5-3, retired: Da|a Bedanova, well for the courage and-opti- • Punter: 9 Josh Bidwell, Lansing (Cubs) 19 19 .500 7V4 RADIO TODAY Czech Republic, del. Alexandra Fusal, 7 p.m. Baseball • Florida at Milwaukee. WIBA- 6 Kevin Stemke S. Bend D'Mcks) 17 20 .460 9 France, 6-0, 6-2; Marlene Welngartner, mism with which he faced West Mich. (Tigers) ...17 21 .447 9VS AM/1310. • Holder: 18 Doug Fort Wayne Padres) ..14 23 .378 12 Germany, del. Iroda Tulyaganova, Uzbe- testicular cancer, and the hard Pederson, 9 Josh Bidwell, 6 kistan, 7-6 (4), 1-6, 7-6 (2). TVTHURSDAY work he's put into football x-Won first half Singles — Second round: Monica Kevin Stemke Seles (7), United Stales, del. Evle Do- 8 a.m. Golf,- European PGA Tour Scandanavlan Tuesday's results Masters. The Qoll Channel. since recovering. • Punt returner: 20 Allen Michigan 7, Belolt 2 mlnlkovlc, Australia, 6-3, 6-4; Nathalie But there's little room for Rossum, 82 Charles Lee, 42 Burlington 6, West Michigan 4 Tauzlat (6), France, del. Nadla Petrova, 10 a.m. Golf-Women's British Open. ESPN. Clinton 3, Cedar Rapids 2 Russia, 7-6 4), 7-6 (6); 11:30 a.m. Golf - Buy.com Omaha Classic. The Qolf sentimentality in the NFL, so Darren Sharper Kane County 7, Fort Wayne 6 < (1), Switzerland, del. Lllla Deletion. Channel. his career in Green Bay will • Kick returner: 20 Allen Lansing 3, Quad City 1 United States, 6-1,6-4; Sandrlne Testud Dayton 2, Peoria 1 (12), France, del. , Italy, 6-4, Noon Tennis - ATP Tennis Masters Series- come down to only one thing: Rossum, 22 De'Mond Par- Wisconsin 9, South Bend 5 7-5; (10), Bulgaria, Montreal. ESPN. ker, 29 Herbert Goodman, Today's Dames del. Allison Bradshaw, United States, 6- Noon . Great Outdoor Games - ESPN2. ' ' How he punts over the next six 32 Rondell Mealey Belolt at Michigan 1,7-5; , Australia, del. Anna weeks. Burlington at West Michigan Kournlkova (9), Russia, 6-7 (1), 6-1, 6- 1 'p.m. Rodeo - PRCA Wrangler Tour (taped). " • Long snapper: 60 Rob Cedar Rapids at Clinton 3. ESPN2. Bidwell missed the 1999 Davis, 52 Frank Winters Kane County at For! Wayne 2 p.m. Golf - U.S. Women's Amateur season because of surgery and Lansing at Quad City I WTA Championship. ESPN. Peoria at Dayton PRECON OPEN chemotherapy to treat his can- South Bend at Wisconsin At Basel, Switzerland 3 p.m. Golf - PGA International. USA. cer. He punted, for the Packers Tuesday's results 4 p.m. Great Outdoor Games - ESPN2, camp. I'm encouraged by that. Amateur Singles — First round: Magul 6 p.m. Baseball - Oakland at Cleveland. all last season as much on the Serna (2), Spain, deft Maria Jose Marti- FoxFamlly. I'm looking for any signs from NORTHWOODS LEAGUE nez, Spain, 6-3,3-6,6-4; Greta Am, Ger- promise of his youth and him in terms of growth and im- Second Halt many, del. Tina Plsnlk, Slovenia, 6-3,6- 7 p.m. Baseball - Atlanta at St. Louis. TBS. strong leg as his actual per- South Division 2; Adrlana Gersl, Czech Republic, del. 7 p.m. Auto Racing - Thunder Series: Silver provement, and we saw it." W L Pot. OB Petra Mandula, Hungary, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1; Crown. ESPN2. formance. Bidwell and the Packers Wisconsin 17 8 .680 — Mariana Dlaz-Ollva (5), Argentina, del. 9 p.m. WNBA Basketball - Sacramento at Los The Packers are looking for xWaterloo 13 12 .520 4 Ruxanda Dragomlr Hie, Romania, 6-3,6- probably will never know Rochester 11 14 .440. 5 4; Blanka Lamade, Germany, del. Joan- Angeles. ESPN2. the dividends this season and ASSOCIATED PRESS whether his cancer and treat- Madison 9 16. .360 8 nette Kruger, South Africa, 7-5, 6-3; RADIO THURSDAY North Division , , del. Andrea 1 p.m. Baseball - Florida at Milwaukee. WTSO- • saw promising signs in their ment took any strength or co- W L Pot. OB Glass, Germany, 6-1, 5-7, 6-2; Rossana June minicamp. Over the Punter Josh Bidwell, practic- St. Cloud 18 7 .720 — de los Rlos, Paraguay, del. Nathalie AM/1070. ing at training camp, may be ordination out of him Mankato .17 10 .630 2 Grandln, South Africa, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4; course of the IVa weeks of permanently. Alexandria 10 15 .400 8 Marle-Galane Mlkaellan, Switzerland, practice, Bidwell punted the in jeopardy of losing his job •xBrainerd 5 18 .227 12 del. Silvia Farina Ella (1), Italy, 6-3,2-0, The Packers signed Stemke x —First-half champion retired; Martina Mueller, Germany, det. ball better than he has during with Green Bay, if his per- Sllvl|a Tala|a, Croatia. 6-4. 7-5; Asa Car- GC. shortly after the draft, but after Tuesday's results SENIOR PBA TOUR any similar stretch since com- formance in camp doesn't Isson, Sweden, del. Patty Schnyder (3), Long blind Clastic 152 — Eric Cullen, Janesvllle CC; two minicamps it's clear he's Mankato 7, Madison 1 Switzerland, 2-6,7-6 (3), 7-5. Mitch McGuire, Hartford CC; "Daniel ing to Green Bay as a fourth- meet up to expectations Alexandria 5, Wisconsin 0 Site: Jericho, N.Y. Woltman, Old Hickory CC. not likely to make the roster. Rochester 7, St. Cloud 3 Schedule: Friday-Sunday. 163 — Alex Beson-Crone, The round draft pick in April 1999. Novak said Stemke has a Waterloo 4, Bralnerd 3 Course: Meadow Brook Club Bridges; Geoff Plrkl, Stoughton CC. '' Today's games (6,842 yards, par 72). 154 — Jeff Henderson, Reefljib'urg The Packers still are con- goes. But eventually, we're strong leg but must become Madison at Mankato, 7:05 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Puna: $1.7 million. Winner's CC. cerned enough that they're Wisconsin at Alexandria share: $255,000. 155 — Tyler Lels, ReedsburaC.C. talking about bringing some- more precise at dropping the Waterloo at Bralnerd Talavltlon: CNBC (Saturday- 158 — Evan Holewlnskl, Pleasant leaning toward bringing a vet- BASEBALL Sunday, 5-7 p.m.). body in there to compete, ball so he doesn't have to Rochester at St. Cloud View GC; Seth Schulz, Evansville GC; Mi- Thursday's games Last yean Bruce Flelsher success- chael Hornung, Oconomowoc GC, , , eran punter into training camp chase it with his foot and thus Bralnerd at Madison, 7:05 p.m. MLB — Suspended Pittsburgh C fully defended his title! opening with a against him." Jason Kendall two games and fined him 1B7 — Christopher Benson,>Lake if Bidwell doesn't make the Rochester at Alexandria course-record 63 en route to a Ripley CC; Aaron Koehler, Portage CC; Bidwell has a major-league lose distance and accuracy. Waterloo at St. Cloud an undisclosed amount for excessive ar- tournament-record 18-under 198 total. necessary strides. But they've guing and causing contact to be made Kyle Keikenbush, Edelweiss Chalet, r leg, but his 38.6-yard gross av- Punters and kickers often need Wisconsin at Mankato Dana Oulgley was second, two strokes 1E8 — Andy Hosklng, Monona GC; opened camp with Bidwell and with umpire Jim Wolf In the Cubs- back. Drew Jones, Janesvllle River. erage per punt ranked 29th in one or two years after college Pirates game July 24. Suspended Mil- Last wiak: Allen Doyle won the 159 — Chris Mack. BlackhawkCC; Green Bay Preble High School before they're NFL caliber. waukee manager Davey Lopes two Stale Farm Senior Classic, beating Sam VanGalder, Janesvllle CC. •"•" graduate Kevin Stemke, a the 31-team NFL last season, AUTO RACING games and fined him an undisclosed 160 — Brendon Albrecht, Black- and his net average of 34.6 The Packers are set at amount for comments made about San Australia's Ian Stanley won the Senior hawk CC; Nathan Young, Baraboo'CC; rookie from the University of place-kicker after signing Ryan Diego OF Rickey Henderson on July 29. British Open on the first hole of a playoff Derek Strohm, Watertown CC:'wJ'ared yards ranked 19th. That sug- with New Zealand's Bob Charles. Schmudlach, Door Creek GC. "",.' • Wisconsin, as the only punters Longwell to a five-year con- Pro — Traded Notai: Flelsher, the U.S. Senior gests he wasn't consistently RHP Mike Trombley to Los Angeles lor 161 —John Bailey, Monona G0. on the roster. tract that included a $2 million NASCAR WINSTON CUP Open winner, won his third straight 162 — Jon Van Oosten, Baraboo punting the ball far or consis- Serin leaden RHP Kris Foster and C Geronlmo Gil. Home Depot Invitational In May. He's at- CC; Nick Schulz, Reedsburg Ct Kyle "We'll see how (Bidwell) signing bonus. He is accurate Through Sunday'! race BOSTON RED SOX — Traded RHP tempting to become the first touring pro Kactro, Hartford CC. does (early hi camp)," Frank tently hitting it high in what Points Tomo Ohka and LHP Rich Rundles to to accomplish the feat In two tourna- 163 — James Gempeler, Nakoma (33 for 38 on field goals last t, Jett Gordon, 2,847; 2, Ricky Montreal lor RHP Uguetti Urblna. ments In one season... Bobby Wadklns GC. Novak, the Packers' special was in effect his rookie season. year) and dependable in Wis- Rudd, 2,602; 3, Dale Jarrett, 2.740; 4, — Traded Is making his Senior Tour debut... The 165 — Jake Hasslnger, Janesville "Our concern now is, can he Tony Stewart, 2.566; 5, Sterling Marlln, SS Rey Sanchez to Atlanta lor RHP Brad 3M Championship Is next week In Min- CC; Michael Allen, Lake Ripley CCrNteh- teams coach, said about bring- consin's blustery late-season 2,529; 6, Rusty Wallace, 2.492; 7, Dale Voyles and INF Alejandro Machado. neapolis. olas Engen, Stoughton CC. >»•". ing in another veteran. "But I'd take his practice performance weather. Earnhardt, Jr, 2,453; 8, Bobby Labonte, - Recalled OF 167 — Brian Murphy. Nakoma GC. 2,438; 9, Kevin Harvlck, 2,422; 10, Bobby Klelty Irom Edmonton ol the PCL. PDA TOUR MONEY WINNINGS 168 — Patrick Sullivan, Monona say right now, the talk we've (from June) into this extended Despite Longwell's talk of Johnny Benson, 2,353. Optioned RHP Adam Johnson to Ed- Trn Money GC. had with (coach) Mike (Sher- period in preseason and per- 11. Mark Martin, 2,325; 12, Man monton. 1. Tiger Woods 14 $4,456,311 171 — Paul Daubner, Hartford GC. improved distance on kickoffs, Kenseth, 2,317; 13, Steve Park, 2.260; NEW YORK YANKEES — Optioned 2. Phil Mlckelson 19 $3,612,063 172 — Josh Rose, Nakoma" GC; man) is we'll possibly do that form that way? I don't know he'll have to show a signifi- 14', Jimmy Spencer, 2,260; 15, Jell Bur- LHP Randy Keisler to Columbus ol the S.VIiaySlngh 18 $2,831,256 Ryan Kraemer, Walertown CC. """ as this preseason goes on. It that," Novak said. "Some ton, 2,158; 16, Bill Elliott, 2,131; 17, Elli- . 4.ScottHoch 18 $2,575,986 173 — Tyler Woodward, Gjljiljjips cantly stronger leg for Novak ott Sadler, 2,068; 18, Bobby Hamilton, — Recalled 5. Sergio Garcia 13 $2,282.935 Bsy CC. may not be right away. We may things he wasn't doing well a to change from predominantly 2,056; 19, Ward Burton, 2,024; 20, Ken INF-OF F.P. Santangelo from Sacra- 6.JoeDurant 20 $2,233,674 WD — Jon Arkln, ReedsburgDC, Schrader, 1,984. mento of the PCL. Optioned INF Mark 7. Davis Love III 14 $2,137,597 wait a while and see how it year ago he did better in mini- directional kickoffs. Money Bellhorn to Sacramento. 8. David Duval 14 ! 12,047,494 WISCONSIN STATE OPEN "^ I, Jell Gordon, $4,422,014; 2. Dale National League 9. Frank Llckllter II 20 M.747,567 OUAUFYINB „ Jarrett, $3,018,939; 3, Dale Earnhardt, - Designated 10. Mike Weir 16 $1,648,486 Tuesday's results Jr, $2,803,399; 4, Rusty Wallace, 2B Oullvlo Veras lor assignment. 11. Brad Faxon 20 $1,644,782 $2,653,567; 5, Ricky Rudd, $2,415,316; CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms 12.MarkCalcavecchia.. 16 $1,634.212 6, Michael Waltrfp, $2,387,629; 7, with INF Ryan Therlot, RHP Carlos No- 13. David Toms 19 $1,626,449 At the Bog Bobby Labonte, $2,302.264; 8, Tony lasco and INF Brendan Harris. Assigned 69 — x-Davld Roesch. —r Ferguson Therlot to Oaytona of the FSL, Nolasco 14.JeflSluman 20 $1.599,112 70 — x-Charlle Delsmanr'x- Stewart, $2,089,993; 9, Mark Martin, 15. Bernhardlanoer 13 $1,540,899 $2,063,985; 10, Jeff Burton, $2,062,667. to Mesa ol the Arizona Fall League and 16. Stan Strieker 16 $1,528,727 TommyWelton. •""' II, Kevin Harvlck, $2,047,796; 12, Harris to Lansing ol the Midwest 17. Ernie ElsX 14 $1,501,289 71 — x-Skip Slmonds. ••-•" Steve Park. $1,967,019; 13, Jeremy League. 18. Hal Button 19 $1,491,833 72 — x-Jlrn McNIcoll, x-Chtfck Maylleld, $1,943.451; 14, Bill Elliott, COLORADO ROCKIES — Traded 19. Scott Verplank 18 $1,458,121 Hinners, x-Joe Arrlngton. ' $1,641,203; 15, Ward Burton, RHP Pedro Astaclo and cash to Houston 73 —x-KelthDory. """ working 20. Billy Mayfalr 19 $1,456.532 74 — x-Kelth Gagnon, "ped 111,770,534; 16, Terry Labonte, tor RHP Scott Elarton and a player to be 21.JlmFuryk 16 $1,383,406 $1,699,596; 17, Sterling Marlln, named. 22. Stewart Cink 20 $1,371,855 McGlnley.x-MarkWentz. " '" $1,664,161; 18, John Andretti, LOS ANGELES DODDERS Traded 23. Tom Lehman 18 ! 1:337,926 76 — x-Todd Hlnkel. $1,596,212; 19, Mike Skinner, RHP Mike Fetters and RHP Adrian Burn- 24. Scott McCarron 17 :1,275.055 76 — x-Matt Hilton. a-Jeff Reider, $1,546,656; 20, Johnny Benson, side to Pittsburgh lor LHP Terry Mulhol- 25. Robert Allenby 20 1,266.765 a-Kevin Hlllman, a-DIrk Willis. c $1,498,004. land. overtime 26. Shlgekl Maruyama.. 19 ! 1,237,739 METRO "~1; — Traded OF 27.JesperParnevlk 18 11,232,351 Milton Bradley to Cleveland lor RHP 28. Kevin Sutherland..... 21 :1.194,823 Blackhawk (72) - Jim Rasmus- Zach Day. 29. Paul Azinger 13 1,142,502 sen 77. .,,..„, By Adam Mertz — Traded 30. Rocco Mediate 14 1,133,091 The Bridges (72) — Don Hateman BASKETBALL RHP Mike Williams to Houston for RHP 31. Chris DIMarco 21 1,127,962 74; Dan Kindle 78. ••<">, ' The Capital Times Tony McKnight. 32. Jerry Kelly 21 $1,117,391 Cherokee (72)—Joel Zucker 74. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Traded 33. Billy Andrade 19 $1,102,627 Glenway 132) — Dave Rleves 36'.. GREEN BAY — The ball Pro RHP Jason Christiansen to San Fran- 34.BobEstes 18 $1,052,185 Maple Bluff (71) — Nlles Bakke, cisco for RHP Kevin Joseph and a player 35. Robert Damron 20 $999,448 Pam Bormann 75; Gerl Royko 76r Lee came like a cannon shot, flying ASSOCIATED PRESS WNBA to be named or cash. Kelly. Pat Rolsum 79. EASTERN CONFERENCE 36. Steve Lowery 20 $887,403 The Meadows (72) — Scott Van- 20 feet over Robert Ferguson's SAN DIEBO PADRES — Placed RHP 37. Brian Gay 21 $876,932 W L Pet SB - David Lee on the 15-day disabled list, 38. Nick Price 13 $859,581 deVoort73. Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre chats with coach Mike x-Cleveland 20 6 .769 — head before hitting the fence retroactive to July 25. Recalled RHP 39. Mark Brooks 18 $826,758 Monona (36) — Women's Munici- Sherman Tuesday during training camp. New York 17 9 .654 3 Brian Lawrence from Portland ol the 40. Chris Smith 21 pal Boll Association (9 holes): Flight on the other side of the Green Miami 15 11 .577 5 PCL. Transferred LHP Kevin Walker Irom 41.BobTway 18 A: Colleen Puclllo 44. Flight B: Mary Charlotte 12 14 .462 8 the 15-to the 60-day disabled list. 42. Kenny Perry 19 Rlchter 51. Right C: Carol Genln 58,,, ^^^^^^^^ Bay Pack- Orlando 9 16 .360 10V* SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Op- 43. Justin Leonard 20 Nakoma 170) — Dave Myers 78. Washington 8 16 .333 11 tioned LHP Chad Zerbe to Fresno ol the 44. Kirk Triplet! 19 Odana (72) — Larry Gessler,69, • ^rTTTISI^™ ers' prac- Texas A&M following two son, whose family's money Indiana 6 17 .320 11V4 PCL. 45. Harrison Frazar 21 Pleasant View (72) — Ross Detroit 7 18 .280 12V4 46. LeeJanzen 19 Kaellner 71; Greg Pederson 72. • PACKER tice field. years at Tyler (Texas) Commu- problems factored heavily into WESTERN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL Sun Prairie (7ZJ— Rob Bailey 71. W L Pet BB National Basketball Association 47. Dennis Paulson 19 nity College •— he is still rela- 48. Dudley Hart..... 19 Yehara Hills (72) — Dan Stapay his decision to turn pro. "I just x-Los Angeles ..22 3 .880 — IDS ANGELES LAKERS — Signed C NOTES Even Peter Cornell. 49. Tim Herron 21 78,T6ddKrampton>9. -~>. tively raw. approached the game of foot- Houston 16 8 .667 5V4 50. Jose Coceres 11 — ; Brett Favre Sacramento 15 10 .600 7 SAN ANTONIO SPURS — Signed F For that reason, the extra ball like that, too. It's not Utah 13 11 ..542 8VS Bruce Bowen. 88. J.P. Hayes 20 Softball , doesn't throw that hard. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS — Signed 71. Skip Kendall 23 work caught Sherman's eye. Phoenix 11 13 .458 10V4 SCHOOL/COMMUNITY REC '"','• "Hey, turn that down a little going to come easy. I have to Portland 11 14 .440 11 C Calvin Booth to an offer sheet. "That's why we drafted Seattle 9 17 .346 13VS FOOTBALL Men'e last Ditch „.»„" bit," Ferguson kidded. work at it." Anwriean: Oak Crest Tavern, 7, him," said Sherman, who relied Minnesota 7 17 .292 14V5 Villa Tap 0, forfeit; Paddy's Pub 3| 3 For all the work he's done Depleted defense: A x —Clinched playoff spot NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — heavily on his former boss at Signed LB Bryan Cox and NT Geradle CITY/AREA Star/Donkle Construction 0 (champion- the past few years with the handful of projected defensive Tuesday's result Mercer. Waived WR Dane Looker. ship). A&M, coach R.C. Slocum, Charlotte 63, Miami 45 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Signed Atlantic: Busch's Boys 10, Daniels JUGS passing machine, Fergu- starters sat out practice Tues- RB Ki-Jana Carter. Baseball Construction 9; Paddy's Bar & Grill 70, while evaluating Ferguson. "I Today's games Jimmy Frank's 8; Paddy's Bar & Grill 7, son probably could have made day due to injury, a nuisance Portland at Orlando, 6:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEfilON ' Don the Muffler Man 0, forfeit; Don'the the adjustments himself. knew in our research that he which could become more of Detroit at New York, 6:30 p.m. STATE LINE LEAGUE STANDINGS Muffler Man 25, Silver Eagle 10. -'" had a high work ethic, and we Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. Final Men's slew pitch The rookie wide receiver an issue if it becomes a trend. Utah at Houston, 7:30 p.m. GOLF Eastern Division Cloven Slice N Bullits 12, Harmony has made a regular habit of re- want that with our receivers — Joining the renowned rail- Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Cambridge 9-3; Pardeeville 7-5; Hustle 11 (championship). Cypress! Sta- particularly in our offense. Johnson Creek 8-4; Cottage Grove 5-7; dium Bar 12, NAPA Xtreme Tean) 6 newing his acquaintance with birds as practice observers Pro Waterloo 5-7; Lakeside Lutheran 4-6; (championship). Hickory: North Amer- the catching drill over the first That's why we took him. It'swere defensive tackles Russell Lake Mills 3-9. ican Peripheral 7. Harmony Bar .Wood- not a surprise. SOCCER LPGA TOUR Western Division peckers 0, forfeit; 4lh Quarter 22,,Bpwl- few days of training camp, Maryland (lower back sore- Women's British Open Edgewood 8-3; Baraboo 8-4; Port- A-Vard 21; Terra Engineering 18, Cleve- sticking around for an extra 15 "He did miss a fair amount Site: Sunnlngdale, England. age 7-4; Waunakee 7-4; Sauk Prairie 7- land's Suicide Blondes 9. ,,., ness) and Santana Dotson Pro Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. 5; DeForest 6-6; Reedsburg 5-7; Mount Women's slow pitch ... M, minutes after Monday's morn- of minicamp practices — he's Course: Sunnlngdale Goll Club Horeb 3-8; McFarland 2-8. North Carolina: DRG 23, Muskle (quadriceps), Ty- Southern Division Lounge 2. ..>»>• ing practice to catch ball after just trying to get caught- up. MIS (6,255 yards, par 72). Fort Atkinson 9-1; Monroe 7-3; But I think he'll continue to do rone Williams (groin) and Mike Eastern Division Purse: $1.5 million. Winner's Edgerton 6-4; Jefferson 5-5; Milton 3-7; ball. McKenzie (knee inflammation) W L T Pts OF BA share: $225,000. Whitewater 0-10 Diving Then, he showed up 15 min- that even after he gets caught Miami .12 3 4 40 39 24 Telnlslon: ESPN (Thursday- Metro Division as well as linebacker Nate N.Y.-N.J 9 7 3 30 28 25 Friday, 10 a.m.-noon) and ABC Madison Lakers 8-2; Oconomowoc ALL-CITY DIVINB MEET '' utes before the afternoon ses- up. That's the type of guy he New England... 5 10 5 20 24 34 (Saturday-Sunday, noon-l:30 p.m.). 7-1: Mlddleton Cardinals 7-3; Sun Team scores: Rldgewood..280, Wayne (concussion). D.C 6 12 1 19 30 38 last year. Sweden's Sophie Gus- Middleton 197, Hill Farm 149, West Side sion to resume his workout. is." Central Division Prairie 6-4; Stdughton 4-6; Oregon 3-7; Sherman is especially con- talson won at Royal Blrkdale, beating Verona 2-6; Madison East 2-6. 145, Semlnole 126, Shorewood 105,Na- "I'm just trying to catch up The 6-foot-1, 209-pound W L T Pts BF BA fellow Swede Neumann, Americans Meg Junior Division koma62, Parkcrest 49, Maple Bluft,37, cerned about McKenzie, who •Chicago 11 4 3 36 36 19 Mallon and Becky Iverson and England's High Point 36, Monona 34. with the older guys," Ferguson Ferguson no longer is ham- Columbus 7 5 5 26 29 27 Watertown 12-2; Mlddleton White struggled through an injury- Klrsty Taylor by two strokes. 11-3; Sun Prairie 9-4; Madison Lakers 8- BIRLS pered by the back pain that Dallas 7 8 4 25 34 31 Last week: Dorothy Delasln suc- 6; Fort Atkinson 7-7, Reed 6-7, Slough- 10-and-undsr - explained. "It's not like where Tampa Bay 3 16 1 10 24 50 cessfully defended her Giant Eagle title, 1, Rachel Becker. N, 14M5j. 2, plagued 2000 season and Western OMslon ton 5-6; Oconomowoc 4-10; Baraboo 3- I've got freshman, sophomore, sidelined him during the June closing with a 7-under 65 (or a one- 8; Madison East 3-12; Evansville 1-11. Kylle Rosenstock, N, 142; 3, Claire Rick- senior season coming In. I'm minicamp, and his athletic abil- missed time in minicamps as W I T Pts BF BA stroke victory over Tammle Green ... Inper N, 121.45; 4. Maddy O'Keefe/HF, well. The silver lining is that San Jose. 10 4 5 35 32 20 Sweden's Helen Aldredsson won the league playoff results 109.65; 5, Bridget Baxter, N. 105.5; 6, expected to help the team right ity has been evident during the Los Angeles.... 9 6 5 32 38 29 Quarterfinals Kayla Smith, R, 103.65; 7, HllaryGehln, Tod McBride has taken more Kansas City 9 9 2 29 25 38 strokes at Royal Porthcawl. MB, 98.7; B.Kendra Loch, R, 97.95. ' now." start of camp. So much so that Colorado 5 9 6 21 27 31 Edgewood 4, Edgerton 2 Notei: The tournament was ele- Madison Lakers 6, Johnson Creek 0 9, Angela Yunker, R, 97.7; '10, reps and proven to be a sensa- NOTE: Three points lor victory, one vated to major status In September, re- Jenna Hastings Parfitt, Sti, 93.55; '11, Indeed. The Packers traded he is expected to be fighting point lor tie. Monroe 9, Sauk Prairie 0 tional cover man to date. placing the defunct du Maurler Classic. Oconomowoc 12, Cambridge 1 "--pie Mellzen, HP, 93.35 12, Kelsey up in the second round to se- Bill Schroeder and Corey Brad- Meg Mallon won the final du Maurler Semifinals lela, Mo, 93.05; 13, Bethany Walker, Sunday's result last year at Royal Ottawa In Alymar, Que- HP, 88.95; 14, Emily Barden, Mo, 68 85; lect Ferguson with the idea ford for a spot in the starting Bhawoh takes a bow: Kansas City 2, New England 0 Madison Lakers 6, Edgewood 6 bec ... Two-time champion Karrle Webb Monroe 3, Oconomowoc 1 15, Annie Crone, P, 85.85; 16, Madeline lineup alongside top dog Anto- Bhawoh Jue be- Today's names O'Connor, MB, 85.7. that he could provide immedi- Chicago at Columbus, 6:30 p.m. Is seeking her third straight major vic- Championship came a cult hero among his de- tory. The Australian won In 1997 at Sun- Madison Lakers 8, Monroe 5 15-18 .,:'.'. ate help to a receiving corps nio Freeman. Mlamfat D.C., 7 p.m. nlngdale, setting tournament records 1, Kristin Strnad, Ml, 223.2; Jeth which has underperformed the But he isn't satisfied, so the fensive teammates Tuesday with a 19-under 269 total and eight- JUNIOR LESION Bauman. R, 221.85; 3, Jaclyn Llndj, R, WIHA 218.1; 4 Cassle Kubly, Ml, 210.75; 6, W I T Pts GF BA stroke victory margin. She won In 1995 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP past two years. ball machine figures to be a morning when he nailed a field at Woburn two months before qualifying At Kaukauna SaraKarle, Ml, 191.95; 6, Becky Kings- Because Ferguson played regular companion in camp. goal during a rookie kicking Bay Area 9 5 4 31 23 17 for the LPGA Tour, Tuesday's ton, 191.4; 7, Kaltlln Vorwald, P..1B7.75; Atlanta 8 3 7 31 25 19 Mlddletolion 8, TomaTom n 1 8, Emily Duesler, Ml, 178.16. •••• just one season of major col- "I think it just came from ritual, providing an extra hour Philadelphia.... 8 6 3 27 26 21 POA TOUR 9, Molly Bauer, N, 175.05; 10, Chel- lege football — he entered the of curfew to his side of the New York 7 6 5 26 27 24 The International LITTLE LEAGUE sea Olson, HF, 173.95; 11, Melissa the way I was raised. Nothing San Diego 6 7 4 22 23 23 Site: Castle Rock, Colo. 12-UNDER STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Wpodslde, Ml, 169.25; 12, Kelly Ches- draft after his junior season at ever came easy," said Fergu- ball. Boston 6 9 3 21 86 33 Schedule: Thursday-Sunday. nlk WS 163.55; 13, MalloryMasoni'HF, Carolina 6 10 2 20 25 32 Course: Castle Pines Golf Club 1 163.1; 14, Jenny Mason, P, 158:85! 15, Washington 610 2 20 23 29 (7.559 yards, par 72). Tuesday's sanSu results ...... fc.t-. ,,F| 167j5. 1fr,Sara NOTE: Three points lor victory, one Appleton 10, Rhlnelander 3. Purse: $4 million. Winner's share: Eau Claire 8, Franklin 3 point lor tie. $720,000. BOYS ' Television: USA (Thursday-Friday, Appleton vs. Eau Claire, 5 p.m. 10-and-under ''""' Monday's result 3-5 p.m.) and CBS (Saturday, 3-5 p.m.; Playoffs out of reach for Mallards Philadelphia 2, New York 1 1,JphnVyellon,WS,103.2;'2;Hen- Sunday, 2-5 p.m.). SCHOOL/COMMUNITY REC lamln Wlans, HF, 100.8: 3, David filer- Today's games last yean South Africa's Ernie Els rick, R, 97,65; 4, Mitch Stamm, R,:96.7; Boston at Atlanta, 6p.m. MEN MANKATO, Minn. — The Madison's last two home tied Phil Mlckelson's 1997 tournament Atlantic: The Shoebox 6, Vlrchow 5, Paul Domann, HF, 96.1; 6, Kewielri Washington at San Diego, 9 p.m. record of 48 points In the modified Krause 0; Laurel Black Sox 7, Busch's Winters, R, 91.3; 7, Stephen Gllb8tl,,6e, Madison Mallards' playoff NORTHWOODS games of the season are Thurs- Stableford event. Mlckelson was second, Boys 0. Northern: JJ'e Top of the 90.9; 8, Leo Hursch, HF, 90.05. .., four points back. Swamp 7, Wando's 0, forfeit; Laser B 9, Coleman Fraser, MB, 69.45;>10, hopes officially ended with day and Friday at 7:05 p.m. at last waeki David Goesett earned a Source 8, Rick's Old Gold 5; Laser Robin Forslund, P, 88.3; 11, Canton LEAGUE PGA Tour card through 2003, beating Source 8, Speed Scribe 2. Dewey, N, 86; 12. Joshua Wllllamsj'Sh, Tuesday night's 7-1 loss to the Warner Park against Brainerd. TENNIS Briny Balrd by a strokeln the John Deere 84 65; 13. Ell Clark-Davis, Sh, 84iBrKyle host Mankato Mashers at Classic. Gossett Is the first player to win Selbach, WS, 83.4; 16, Todd Anderson- Mashers (17-10, 32-25) took Madison.. 000 010 000 — 1 61 using a sponsor exemption since Tiger Golf OoWsworthy, R, 80,8;-16, Kevin Blair, Franklin Rogers Park. control with a six-run sixth in- ...001 008 OOl —7 11 1 Pro Woods In the 1996 Las Vegas Invita- tional. WSOA 15-18 ATP STATE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP The Mallards' record fell to ning. — (oh-r-h-rtl) — Doering 2b 4-0-1-0, MASTERS SERIES-CANADA Notes: Under the modified Stable- 1, Marcus Neish, Ml, 231.1;2rSam Rulx ss 2-0-0-0, Spllborghs 4-0-1-1, Piazza 1b 3-0-0- ford system, players receive 6 points for At Washington Co. 00, Hartford Webb, R 230.1; 3, Andrew BerrvTMl, 9-16 for the second half of tne Madison pitcher Brady Endl At Montreal (par 72) 223.65; 4, Graham Gratton, R, 219,55 0, Jenkins 3b 3-0-1-0, Castillo £ 4-0-1-0, Panther If 4- Tuesday's mult* double eagle, 5 lor eagle, 2 for birdie, 0 Tuesday's second-round results gave up 10 hits in six , 0-0-0, Swalm rf 3-0-0-0, Engers dh 4-1-1-0. Totals 31- for par, mlnus-1 for bogey, and mlnus-3 5, Austin Frlon, 214.75; 6, Stephen season and 25-32 overall. The Singles — First round: Alberto 142 — Michael Bellch. Washington Julka, HF, 166.5:7, J.P. Swansea HF, was charged with all seven of 1-6-1. Martin, Spain, del. Michael Chang, for double bogey or higher. The field will Co.; Corey Meyer, Hartford GC; Nathan loss was Madison's 10th in its United States, 6-2, 6-3; , be cut to the low 70 and ties after the Colson, Whispering Springs. 184.85; 8, Rob Blsenlus, P, 169.8_. ' Mankato's runs and dropped to MANKATO — Fisher 2b-ss 5-1-2-2, Granderson rl Germany, del. Alex Calalrava, Spain, 6-4, second round and low 36 and ties after 144 — Joe Weber Antlgo Bass 9, Fran Kelly, Mo, 169.65:10,.Luke last 12 games. . 4-1-2-2, McAndrews cl 5-1-1-0, Clements dh 5-1-2-0, the third... British Open champion David RhNsmithWS,166;1l,JoeShaw,,Se; 6-3; Gaston Gaudlo, Argentina, def. Lake; Derek Plrkl, Stoughlon CC; Jon 165.8; 12, Joe Anderson, HF, 164.2;,13 3-4 with the loss. MacNaulty 1b 4-0-1-2, Pilittere c 2-0-1-0, Deeds II2-1- , Australia,, 7-6 (4)., 7-6 Duval Is In the Held, while Woods will re- Frless, Naga-Waukee GC; Caleb Turbett, The Mallards, who have 0-0, Eucce ss-2b 4-1-0-1, Burgos 3b 4-1-2-0. Totals (2); Jan-Michael Gamblll (16), United turn next week lor the Bulck Open. The Trappers Turn. Matt Spell, WS, 162.55; 14, MatnReb- Ryan Spilborghs drove in PGA Is Aug. 16-19 at Atlanta Athletic holz, P, 157.1; 15, Nick Wei on,-Ml, seven games left this season, 35-7-11-7. States, del. Sjeng Schalken, Nether- 148 — Garret! Jones, Plallevllle 137.9,16, Erik Johnson, Sh, 137A9V John Engers for the Mallards' lands, 6-1, 6-4; (4), Club... With three events left In the U.S. GCC; Andrew Longbella, Lake Wlssota are last in the four-team South 21—Jenkins (10); Granderson (7). Spain, def. Jlrl Novak, Czech Republic. Ryder Cup points race, only Wood;, CC; Steve Sass, Mequgn CC. At Nakoma Country Club. • • only run, while Brian Jenkins 6-3, 6-4; , United States, Ouval and Mlckelson have wrapped up Other area golfers Division. They trail division had a double for Madison. Hits off — Endl 10 in 6, Larsan 0 In 1, Lensch 1 del. Lee Hyung-talk, South Korea, 6-3, spots. Duval, Mlckelson, Mark Calcavec- 145 — Craig Tauioes, Hartford GC; leader Wisconsin (17-8, 29-27) In 1; Castillo 4 in 7%, Erlckson 11n 1 Vb. ER — Endl 7; 6-2; Andrei Pavel, Romania, del. Xavler chla (5) and Stewart Clnt (6) are the only Gabriel Borrud, Old Hickory CC. The Mallards and Mashers Castillo 1. SO — Endl 1; Castillo 5, Erickson 1. BB — Mallsse, Belgium, 7-6 (5), 2-6,6-3; Ivan players In the top 11 In the field. Davis 14B — Joseph Coyne, Odana Hills TRIVIA ANSWEH by eight games. will meet in the finale of their Endl 2, Larson 1; Castillo 3, Erlckson 1. Llublclc, Croatia, def. Andre Agassi (3, Love III- 4) Is missing along with Hal GC; Erik Stenseth. EdelweissXhalet. United States, 6-2,6-4. Sutton 6), Scott Hoch (7), Tom Lehman 160 — Paul Swart, Monona GC. $39.000. for the New York YOTjees With the game tied, H, the two-game series tonight. W - Castillo (4-2). I — Endl (3-4). Alt. - 492. Fabrlce Sanloro, France, def. Albert (9), Joe Durant (10) and Jim Furyk (11). 151 — Adam Slelnholer, Monona In 1937.

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