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SCOREBOARD Weekend Edition, Saturday, Sept

SCOREBOARD Weekend Edition, Saturday, Sept

20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 21, 1990 Notre Dame prepares for sweep of Michigan teams around him. He’s got Uemendous By BILL BARNARD year, and five years from now. replacing senior comerback Todd beaten by rallying from a 29-7 The Associated Press NCAA football T hey’re Notre Dame. T hey’re Lyght, who aggravated a hamstrine halftime deficit to beat Washington speed and quickness. good.” injury during the Michigan game. State 50-36. BYU has turned the “And Todd just puts the ball right Gen. Sherman had his march In other games Saturday involv­ He’s not expected to play against ball over 11 times, but has only four where it’s not going to be inter­ through Georgia in the Civil War. ing 190 yards and two touchdowns ing Top 25 teams, its No. 2 Florida the Spartans, leaving Holtz with a takeaways. cepted.” Lou Holtz and Notre Dame are through the air. St. at TUlane, San Diego State at No. secondary without much experience San Diego State has yielded 711 Washington, which beat San Jose State 20-17 and Purdue 20-14, sur­ trying to pull off a similar trashing “I was surprised Michigan moved 4 Brigham Young, No. 5 Southern as starters. yards passing in its two games, not a rendered three long passes in those of Michigan’s football teams. the ball as well as it did against us, Cal at No. 21 Washington, UCLA at “When you’re at Note Dame, promising figure considering BYU’s The top-ranked Fighting Irish but that’s a credit to Michigan,” No. 7 Michigan, Minnesota at No. 8 you always expect a miracle, but passing prowess. In seven trips to two victories. defeated Michigan, then ranked No. Holtz said. “Sometimes you win a Nebraska, and No. 10 Virginia at this is a tremendous loss,” Holtz Provo, SDSU has never won. Colorado, ranked fifth in the 4, 28-24 last Saturday after trailing game like that and you take great Duke. said. Lyght’s likely replacement is Wa^ington, which struggled to preseason poll, has slipped to 2(^ by 10 points in the fourth quarter. momentum out of it. We’ve got freshman Greg Lane. win its first two games despite being after a tie to Tennessee, a slim vic­ TTiis week’s battleground is East some problems to address, and how Also, 'Rdsa is at No. 11 Ok­ prohibitive favorites in both, has to tory over Stanford and a loss at Il­ Lansing, Mich., against No. 24 well we deal with them will deter­ lahoma, North Texas at No. 12 At Provo, the Western Athletic figure out a way to slow down linois. Texas jumped into the Top 25 Michigan State. mine where we go from here. Texas A&M, Mississippi at No. 13 Conference’s top two passers of Southern Cal sophomore quarter­ after wimiing at Penn State two Arkansas, Southern Illinois at No. 1989 will meet when Brigham weeks ago, the Longhorns’ only Notre Dame will be looking for “If we don’t address them, we’re back Todd Marinovich and his 15 Illinois, Appalachian St. at No. Young plays host to San Diego game so far. probably not going to win as many favorite target, flanker Gary its fourth consecutive victory over 17 Clemson, Oregon at No. 18 State. “It’s a big game for us for several the Spartans and its 12th straight games as w e’d like to.” Wellman. Arizona, Furman at No. 19 Florida, reasons,” Colorado coach Bill Michigan State coach George Per- SDSU’s Dan McGwire, runnerup against Big Ten foes. Michigan No. 20 Colorado at No. 22 Texas, Wellman has caught 16 passes for McCartney said. “We’re coming off State was the last Big Ten team to les said Notre Dame again has one to BYU’s Ty Detmer last season, and No. 25 Pittsburgh at Syracuse. 230 yards and one touchdown in a defeat and we had high expecta­ beat the Fighting Irish, 20-15 in of the top college football programs has not been as effective this fall, victories over Syracuse and Penn tions. And we’ve got several kids 1986, Holtz’s first road game as in the nation. In its history, Notre Dame is averaging 229 yards passing. But State. from Texas on our squad. It’s a coach at Notre Dame. 59-9-3 in games when it’s held BYU has given up 431 yards per “They generally have the top down the top spot in the national game in three victories this year. “He’s as good as anything I’ve Texas team that looks like it’s back Michigan rolled up 443 yards recruiting class in i e country,” Per- rankings, including a 21-13 decision Detmer has thrown for an average ever seen,” Washington coach Don to the days o f old when they had the against the usually sturdy Notre les said. “It was that way last year. over Michigan State last year. of 413 yards, including 448 last James said. “He’s incredible. He’s kind of players who were as good as Hlanrhpatpr Mpralb Dame defense last Saturday, includ- And it’ll be that way this year, next Holtz’s biggest problem will be week when the Cougars stayed un- making catches with people all anybody in the country. SCOREBOARD Weekend Edition, Saturday, Sept. 22,1990 Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Ifear Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Mika Smith 35- 35— 70 -1 Indians 12, ^n kees7 Pirates 11, Cubs 2 Cardinals 5, Phillies 4 Clark Dennis 37-33— 70 -1 Bush Baseball CLEVELAND NEW YORK PITTSBURGH CHICAGO PHILA STLOUIS Hockey David Peoples 36- 34— 70 -1 abrhbl ab r h bl ab r h bl abrhbl ab r h bl ab r h bl F’hil Blacktriar 37- 33— 70 -1 Cole cl 5 1 1 0 Kelly cf 5 0 0 0 King 3b 6 0 10 Wbiton cl 4 0 10 Dykstra cf 5 1 1 0 Glkay If 4 1 2 0 Tom Pomico Jr. 36-34— 70 -1 American League standings Fermin ss 3 3 2 0 Sax 2b 5 2 2 1 JBell ss 4 2 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 1 1 1 Mrndini 2b 3 0 10 Zeila3b 3 1 1 1 Ray Barr 34- 36— 70 -1 Baerga 2b 5 3 4 3 Maasdh 4 0 11 VanSlyk cf 3 3 2 3 DwSmth rf 10 0 0 VHayes If 4 1 1 1 Hudlarcf 4 0 10 Exhibition results Lae Janzen 36-34— 70 -1 East Division MIdndo dh 5 1 1 2 JeBrfIdrf 3 0 2 1 Bonilla rf 5 0 1 2 Dunston as 4 0 0 0 Murphy rf 4 1 1 1 Guarrar 1b 4 0 10 Brian Tennyson 35- 35— 70 -1 W L Pci. GB Manto 1b 4 1 1 1 Balboni 1b 4 1 1 1 BotkIs If 3 3 12 Dawson rf 2 0 0 0 Kruk 1b 4 1 1 1 Joss ri 4 1 1 1 Bruins 5, Nordiques 4 Mike McCullough 36- 34— 70 -1 warns Toronto 82 68 .547 — Jacoby 3b 5 2 3 2 Meulens If 3 1 1 0 Bream 1b 4 0 10 GSmith 2b 10 0 0 Deulton c 4 0 3 1 GFfona 2b 2 0 0 0 Boston 3 2 0 1— 5 Mark Wiebe 36- 34— 70 -1 Boston 81 69 .540 1 TWard rf 5 1 2 1 Leyritz c 3 1 1 1 LVIliere c 4 10 0 May If 4 1 2 0 CHayes 3b 4 0 0 0 Perez p 0 0 0 0 Ousbec 1 2 1 0— 4 Jim Gallagher 37- 33— 70 -1 Detroit 73 77 .487 9 Skinner c 5 0 1 2 Blowers 3b 0 10 0 LirKl 2b 4 2 2 2 Salazar 3b 4 0 1 0 Bookar as 3 0 0 0 Walling ph 10 11 Firat Period— 1, Boston, Janney (Galley, Peter Jacobsen 36- 34— 70 -1 \ i CIsvelarxj 71 60 .470 11'/2 Jeflersn If 5 0 10 Nokea c 2 0 0 0 Garcia ph 1 0 10 Villanv 1b 4 0 2 0 Mulhlrfo p 4 0 0 0 Colllna pr 0 10 0 Wesley), 5:10 (pp). 2, Boston, Vtestey (Cimetta, Sonny Skirmar 38- 32— 70 -1 Milwaukee 69 80 .463 I2t/a Espnoz ss 3 1 1 1 Belliard 2b 0 0 0 0 Grardi c 4 0 0 1 RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 OSmith sa 4 0 10 Byce), 10:14. 3, Quebec, Lafleur (Fogarty, John McComish 37- 33— 70 -1 67 81 .453 14 Azocar ph 10 0 0 Vfalk p 1 0 11 Kramer p 0 0 0 0 Stephens c 3 1 1 1 Hrkac), 13:20 (pp). Dillard Pruitt 35-35— 70 -1 New Ybrk 60 90 .400 22 Totals 42 121811 Totals 33 7 9 6 Ffalacios p 2 0 0 0 Coffman p 10 0 0 Lnkfrd ph 10 11 Seoind Period— 4, Bostoa Burridge (Galley, Mike Holland 35- 35— 70 -1 Iraq o West Division Cleveland 10O 443 0 0 0 - 1 2 Varsho ph 10 0 0 BSmith p 10 0 0 Wiemer), 3:19 (pp). 5, Quebec, McKegney TedTryba 37-33— 70 -1 W L Pet. GB Newitork 060 100 000— 7 MiWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Sherrill p 0 0 0 0 (Hrkac, Marois), 9:53 (pp). 6, Quebec, Morin Michel Allen 37- 34— 71 E 33 n Oakland 95 54 .638 — E— Skinner, Cole. DP— Ctevelarvl 2, Now DCIark ph 10 0 0 Nednfur p 0 0 0 0 (Fortief, Fogarty), 15:22. 7, Boston, Douris Bobby Clempett 34-37— 71 E 64 91/s Chicago 66 .573 Ybrk 1. LOB— Cleveland 6, Now York 4. Long p 0 0 0 0 MThmp ph 10 0 0 (Quintal), 17:24. Buddy Gardner 36- 35-71 E By TOM RAUM Texas 79 70 .530 16 2B— Meulens, Leyritz, Baerga 3, Maldonado. LarKasIr p 0 0 0 0 DPino p 0 0 0 0 Third Period— 8, Quebec, McFlae (Kimble), Ed Fiofi 36-35-71 E 74 Calitomia 75 .497 21 Jacoby 2. Skinner. Manto, Jefferson. 3B— Baer­ Totals 37111010 Totals 34 2 7 2 CWIIsn ph 10 0 0 17:20. John Adams 36-35— 71 E The Associated Press Seattle 74 77 .490 22 ga. HR— Balboni (16). SB— Sax (37), Colo 2 Pittsburgh 130 203 020— 11 Oquend 2b 0 0 0 0 Overtime— 9, Boston, Burridge, (Waimer, Ffat Megowan 38- 33— 71 E Kansas City 69 80 .463 26 (33). Chicago 000 011 000— 2 — m Totals 35 4 8 4 Total* 33 5 1 0 5 Ftoulin), 1:11 (pp). Greg Twiggs 36-35— 71 E WASHINGTON — President Bush said Friday that Minmsota 68 S3 .450 28 IP H R ER BB SO E— VanSlyke 2, Dunston 2. Villanueva. Phlladalphia 000 004 000— 4 Goalies— Quebec, Gordon, Tugnutt Boston, Mark Brooks 34- 37— 71 E O o Thursday's Games Cleveland DP— Chicago 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 10, Chicago StLoula 000 002 003— 5 Foster, Moog. Doug Tewell 36-35— 71 E Iraqi support for terrorism against Americans would Clevsland12, NowVbrk? 6. 3B— Lind. HIT— VanSlyka 2 (17). Sarxlberg Swindell 1 2-3 6 6 6 Two outs when winning run scored. Mika Hulbert 36-35— 71 E bring “serious consequences” and declined to rule out a Seattla 7, Chicago 3 MWalkerW,2-6 51-3 3 1 0 (37), Bonds (32). S— Vfalk. E— OSmilh. DP— Philadelphia 2. LOB— Whalers 4, Devils 0 Allan Schulte 35- 36— 71 E % 03 Only gamae schi^led Olin 2 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO first strike against Iraq by U.S.-led military forces. Philadelphia 6, StLouis 4. 2B— Morandinl, Mur­ New Jersey 0 0 0 -0 Ffaul Triltlar 38-33— 71 E H - < Friday's Gantas New Ybrk Pittsburgh phy, Kruk, Daulton, Zaile, OSmith. 3B— Gilkey. Brian Watts 36- 35— 71 E “We hold Saddam Hussein responsible if there is any Boston (Kiocks 6-9) at Now York (Cary 5-10), Eiland 3 1-3 7 5 5 Vfalk W.6-5 51-3 Hartford 0 2 2— 4 HR— Stephens (1). SB— Morarrdini (3), Daulton First Period— None, Rick Todd 34- 37— 71 E m . 730 p.m. Montolno LO-1 1 3 4 4 Palacios S.1 3 2-3 (7), Jose (4).SF— Zeile. Kenny Party 38- 33— 71 E terrorist act against us,” he declar^. Milwauksa (RRobinson 11-3) at Baltimore Cadaret 1 2 3 3 Chicago Second Period— 1, Hartford, Ferraro (Cote), : o i IP H R ER BB SO 621 (pp). 2, Krygier (Viveiroe, Flolik), 9:23 (pp). Frank Connor 36- 35-71 E The president stressed his concern about terrorism by (Harnisch 10-11), 7:35 p.m. Habyan 1 2-3 3 0 0 Kramer L.0-3 11-3 4 Philadelphia Dave Elchelbergar 37- 34— 71 E Cleveland (Farrell 4-4) at Toronto (Wells Third Period— 3, Hartford, Yhke (Cots, Cun- ' Iraq in a morning session with congressional leaders and Mills 2 1 0 0 Coffman 3 2-3 2 Mulhotarxl 8 Whbb Heintzelman 35- 36— 71 E 11-4), 7:35 p.m. WP— CadareL MiWIIms 2 1 neyworth), 5:50 (pp). 4. Flartford, Cunneyworih again in a brief news conference on the White House RMcDwII L.6-8 2-3 (Holik, Vivairos), 15:42 Brad Faxon 37-34— 71 E Texas (B.Witt 16-9) at Minnesota (Tapani Umpires— Homo. Phillips; First, Clark; Long 1 3 StLouis JoeySindelar 35- 36— 71 E lawn as he prepared to leave for a weekend at Camp 11-7), 8:05 p.m. Secorid, Hirschbeck; Third, McCoy. Lancaster 1 0 Goalies— New Jersey. Terrerl, Melanson. BSmith Flartford, Whitmore, Floaugh. Ted Schulz 36- 35— 71 E Califernia (McCaskill 11-10) at Kansas City T— 3:17. A— 18,058. WP— Palacios. Sherrill Blaine McCallister 39 32— 71 E David, Md. | - 33 (Saberhagan 5-7), 6:35 p.m. Umpires— Home, Layne; First, Runge; Nednfuer Kenny Knox 37- 34— 71 E The White House later announced that the administra­ Detroit (Tanana 8-7) at Oakland (Welch 24-6), Second, Winters; Third, Davis. DPino Jeff Hart 35- 36— 71 E tion would ask Congress early next week to expand O O 10:35 p.m. National League results T— 2:51. A— 14,926. FYatrick Burke 36- 35— 71 E Chicago (King 10-4) at Seattle (RJohnson Peroz W.1-0 Sherrill pitched to 1 better in the 6th, Mulhol- Billy 1’uten 36-35— 71 E arms sales to Saudi Arabia, with an expedited first phase O -n 13-9), 1035 p.m. Transactions Giants 5, Braves 3 land pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. Carl Cooper 35- 36— 71 E of equipment and training. m rn Saturday's Gamas Expos 6, Mets 4 SANFRAN ATLANTA Mitch Adcock 39- 32— 71 E Boston at Now York, 1220 p.m. Umpires— Homo, Bonin; First. Rennert; First Game ab r h bl ab r h bl Chris Di Marco 36- 35-71 E A request for other items that are not as urgent will be Cleveland at Toronto. 1:35 p.m. Secorxl, Tata; Third, Quick. fn ^ MONTREAL NEW YORK Butler cf 4 0 10 LoSmithH 5 0 0 0 T— 2:45. A— 14,744, BASEBALL Calvin Peete 36- 36— 72 +1 sent early next year. Deputy White House Press CO California at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. ab r h bl Kingery rf 5 0 10 Ganf cf 5 0 11 Bill Britton 3537— 72 +1 Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m American Lasgu* Secretary Roman Popadiuk said in a statement. Flaines If 4 2 2 1 Millar cf 2 2 2 1 WCIark 1b 5 12 0 Justice rf 2 10 0 CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Signed Doug Keith Clearwater 37- 35— 72 +1 Milwaukee at Baltimore, 735 p.m. Nixon cf 4 1 1 1 Sasser ph 10 0 0 ■ Mitchell If 3 1 1 0 Presley 3b 4 0 10 Grog Ftowers 37-35— 72 +1 Popadiuk would not discuss the amount of the O O Texas at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. American League leaders Rader, manager, to a two-year contract axterv Galarrg 1b 3 0 0 1 Herr2b 5 0 2 2 Riles 2b 3 1 1 0 Cabrer 1b 3 0 0 0 Rick Fohr ‘ Based on 407 Al Bat* Sion through the 1992 season. 3537— 72 +1 ••■A ^ ^ proposed new arms sales, but reports circulating have Chicago at Seattle, 10:05 p.ra Wallach 3b 4 13 2 Magadn 1b 3 0 10 MWIms 3b 2 0 2 0 Blauser ss 3 1 1 1 Scott Varplank m 2 O AB R H CLEVELAND INDIANS— Announced Mark 37-35— 72 +1 Sunday's Gamas Grissom rf 2 0 0 0 Stwbry rf 4 0 0 0 Litton 3b 3 0 0 1 Olson c 4 0 10 Ken Green , , , put the figure as high as $21 billion, well above the $2.3 Brett KC 134 519 78 169 Wiley, Jose Morales, Rich Dauer, Mike 3537— 72 +1 Boston at New York, 1:30 p.m. Burke p 0 0 0 0 McRykIs If 4 0 10 Decker c 4 0 11 Lemke 2b 4 10 0 P.H. Horgan III 5 > RHdsnOek 126 452 111 147 Hargrove, Luis Isaac, and Billy Williams, 37-35— 72 +1 billion package already submitted to Congress. Milwaukee at BaldrTKxe, 135 p.m. Noboa 2b 1 0 0 0 Jefleris 3b 3 10 0 Uribe ss 3 1 1 0 Mercker p 0 0 0 0 Neal Lancaster 39-34— 73 +2 > r- Rmer 0 Tax 141 547 68 176 co a ^s, have bean rahirsd for next season. Cleveland at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. DeShlds2b 3 0 0 0 Pena p 0 0 0 0 Gundrsn p 2 0 0 0 Srrx}ltz p 10 00 RichisKari 37- 36— 73 +2 Resorting to unusuily strong terms. Bush also voiced Boggs Bsn 145 581 84 180 SEATTLE MARINERS-Firad Bob Harrison, Ths Assoclatad Press 33 CO Texas at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. Santoven c 4 0 0 0 HJhnsn ss 4 12 0 Lags ph 1112 Gregg ph 1 0 11 John Inman a “deep and growing concern over what Iraq is doing to Trammell Del 139 534 69 165 scout 39-34— 73 +2 California at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. Owen ss 4 1 1 0 OBrien c 3 0 0 0 Flauschel p 1 0 0 0 Castillo p 0 0 0 0 Tommy Armour III DParker Mil 146 566 68 173 BASKETBALL 39-34— 73 +2 ANTI-U.S. COEDS — Coeds from an exclusive Roman Catholic university chant anti-U S Kuwait.” And he said that if the United Nations decides Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Barnes p 2 0 0 0 Boston ph 10 0 0 Parrett p Brian Kamm 38- 35— 73 +2 33 > 0 0 0 0 CJames Cle 131 488 57 149 National Baakslball Aaaoclatlon Chicago at Seattle, 435 p.m. Rojas p 0 0 0 0 Viola p 2 0 0 0 Tredwy 2b Jerry Haas 36-37— 73 +2 slogans as an American flag is burned before them during a brief rally inside their campus to to widen its embargo against Iraq to include intercepting 10 0 0 EMartinez Sea 138 471 70 143 SACRAMENTO KINGS— Signed Anthony > “ • FtzgrW ph 1 0 11 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 511 4 Totals 33 3 5 3 Doug Weaver 34-39— 73 +2 McGrifI Tor 141 505 86 152 Bonner, fonvard, to a three-year contract Alou pr 0 1 0 0 OMally 3b 10 0 0 San Francisco 000 202 100— 5 Mika Schuchart 36-37— 73 +2 protest the ongoing talks on the future of U.S. military bases in the Philippines. The talks con­ T3 Harper Min 127 453 59 136 Continental Basketball Association Nationai League standings Walker rf 1 0 0 0 DFIaed pr 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 110 001 OOD-3 Bill Buttner 36-37-73 +2 Puckett Min 137 514 81 154 SAN JOSE JAMMERS-Named Marc Mo- tinued for the fourth straight day Friday. Please see BUSH, page 3. East Division Totals 33 6 8 6 Totals 33 4 8 3 E— Uribe. Mitchell. LOB— San Francisco 10. quln director of public relations. Bob Estes 36- 37— 73 +2 Montreal Horn* Run* W L Pe». GB 001 100 040— 6 Atlanta 8 2B—Decker, Kingery. 3B— Butler. FOOTBALL Bob Eastwood 38-35— 73 +2 New Ybrk Fielder, DetroiL 47; McGwire, Oakland, 38; Pittsburgh 86 64 .573 — 110 Oil 000— 4 HR— Laga (2). SB— Gant (29). S— Smoltz. National Football Lsagu* Mark Lye 37- 36-73 +2 E— Wallach, Barnea, Franco, Raines. JCansaco, Oakla^, 37; McGriff, Toronto, 34; New Ybrk 63 66 .557 21/2 SF— Litton. NFL— SusparxJed Tarry Taylor, Detroit Lions Jack Ferenz 37-36— 73 +2 DP— Montreal 1. LOB— Montreal 3, New Ybrk 7. Gruber. Toronto, 28; Deer, Milwaukee. 27; 81 68 .544 4'/z IP H R ER BB SO comerback, for life after tasting positive for Il­ Montreal 2B— Millar, 38— Owen. HR— Flaines (8). Wal FtHenderson, Oakland, 26; BJackson. Kansas 71 78 .477 14'fa San Francisco legal substances for a third tims. Chicago lech (20). SB— Miller (15), Grissom (20). Nixon City, 25. Philadelphia 69 80 .463 16'fa Gunderson W,1-2 5 2 2 1 3 3 ATLANTA FALCONS— Released Gilbert Stabbed man in stable condition Run* Battad In LPGA-MBS scores (46). S—Magadan, Vi^a. SF— Galarraga. FleuschelS.I 4 3 1111 Renfroe, quarterback. Re-signed William Evers, SL Louis 67 63 .447 19 Fielder, Detroit 121; Gruber, Toronto, 107; (AF>) — Scoree with IP H R ER BB SO Atlanta defensive back. BUENA RARK, Calif, Yfast Division McGwire, Oakland, 104; JCarweco, Oakland, relation par Thursday after the first round of Montrsal Smoltz L,13-10 6 7 4 4 4 4 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS— Signed Ron By RICK SANTOS parking lot when he was bumped into by a man who he W L Pet. GB 95; DFfarkar, Milwaukee, 92; Sierra, Texas, 91; the MBSto LPGA Classic played on the 6,351- Barnes Castillo 1-311 101 Fleard, wide receiver. Released Jerry Mays, Cincinnall 83 66 .567 — Rojas W.3-1 Maldonado, Cleveland, 89; Trammell, Detroit yard. Par 36-36— 72 Los Coyote* Country Club: Manchester Herald Rivard has been charged with first later identified as Rivard, the report said. .533 3'fa Parrett 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 running bacK Los Angeles 80 70 Burke S,20 8 8 . Janet Anderson 3533— 68 -4 .513 6'rz Mercker 1 1 0 0 0 0 HOCKEY When the wimess asked. “Hey, what’s up?” Rivard San Francisco 77 73 New Ybrk PHchIng (12 Dedalons) Cathy Morse 3533— 68 -4 degree assault and possession of a 78 .477 12 WP— Smoltz. National Hockay Laigua San Diego 71 Viola L.19-10 Welch, Oakland, 24-6, .600; BJones, Nancy Brown 33-36— 69 -3 MANCHESTER — A 21-ycar-old McKee Street resi­ pulled out a knife, held it behind his back, and then Houston 69 81 .460 14'/j Umpires— Home. WendelstedI: FirsL West; Chicago, 11-3, .786; F^Robinson, Milwaukee, HARTFORD WHALERS— Signed Mikael Franco Secorid, Hirschbeck; Third, Marsh. Sarah McGuire 33- 36— 69 -3 dent who was stabbed during a fight early Friday morn­ dangerous weapon. He is being held on swung it at the witness, according to the information the Atlanta 60 90 .400 23'/z 11-3, .786; Clemens. Boston, 20-6, .769; Stieb, Andersson, left wing, to a multiyear contract Nancy Lopez 37-32— 69 -3 Pena T— 3:00. A— 3,790. Thursday's Gamas Toronto, 18-6, .750; Walls, Toronto, 11-4, .733; Fleleased Mark Vachon, David Flanagan, and Kris T schetter 3535-70 -2 ing was listed in stable condition Friday night at witness gave police. WP— Bernes. PB— OBrien. Dan Shea, fonvards, and Flob White arxf Mike $100,000 bond and is scheduled to ap­ Montreal 6. New Yirk 4, 1st game CFinley, California, 18-7, .720; King, Chicago, Kim Shipman 32-38— 70 -2 Cavanaugh, defensemen. Manchester Memorial Hospital, a spokesman said. At that point, Lctendre came over to find out what Montreal 2, New 'ds Rt 141 488 101 150 .307 Major Indoor Soccer Lsagus 3536— 71 -1 $100,0(X) bond and is sch ed u le to appear Wednesday in After the fi^ t, Rivard was detained by bouncers from R)licc have not found the knife, a ^ one wimess said 3-9), 7:40 p.m. Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Schtzdr p Simms ph 1 0 0 0 Sandberg Chi 144 574 109 175 .305 Joan Delk 36-35-71 -1 DALLAS SIDEKICKS— Signed Pedro Missie BerteoU Superior Court in Manchester. Hanky ftmky’s. he saw Rivard throw something when he auempted to Cirnmiati (Rijo 12-7) at San Diego (Hurst Nabholz p 3 0 0 0 Innis p XHrnrxlz p 0 0 0 0 Home Run* DeBrito, midneldar. 36-36— 72 E 10-9), 10:05 p.m. Fmdaz p NK:hols ph 1 0 12 Sandberg, Chicago, 37; Mitchell, San Fran­ Louri Merten 36-36— 72 E According to the report, several wimesses and the vic- One witness said he had been walking through the flee, the report said. SAN DIEGO SOCKERS— Signed Jim Gabar- Chris Johnson San Frarwisco (Robinson 10-6) at Los An­ DRoed ph Totals 30 2 6 1 Totals 29 3 S 3 cisco, 35; Strawberry, New Ybrk. 35; Bonds, Pit­ ra, forward. 3537— 72 E geles (Morgan 10-14), 10:35 p.m. Whthrst p Cincinnati 010 100 000— 2 tsburgh. 32; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 31, MaWilliams, \fal Skinner 36- 36— 72 E COLLEGE Jane Grafter Saturday's Gamas Teufel ph Houston 000 001 002— 3 San Francisco, 30; Gant Atlanta. 29; Daniels, NCAA— Placed the Universily of Florida fool- 34-38— 72 E Two outs when winning run scored. Vicki Fergon Si Louis at Pittsburgh, noon Hundley c Los Angeles, 26; Justice, Atlanta. 26. bail and basketball programs on two years 3537— 72 E New Ybrk at Chicago, 220 p.ra Totals 29 2 3 2 Totals E— BiggK). DP— Houston 1 LOB— Cir>cinruilj Runs Batted In Anne Kelly 37- 35— 72 E probation. Dottie Mochrie Montreal at Ptxladelphia. 735 p.m. Montrsal 000 2 ( 4, Houston 7. HR~€Davis (22). SB— EDavis Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 112; JCartar, San Diego, TEXAS A&M— Named Tina Cheatham assis­ 36- 36— 72 E (17), HMorris (9), Yelding (58). S— Larkin, Big- Susan Sanders Houston at Atlanta, 7:10 p.ra New Ybrk 000 0( 112; Borfos, Pittsburgh, 111; MaVVilliams, San tant lor women'a athlebcs. 37- 35-72 E Cincinrrati at San Diego, 2, 8:05 p.ra DP— Montreal 1. LOB— Montreal 3. New York QK). FrarKcsco, 111; Strawberry, Now Ybrk. 104; Dawn Coe 37-35— 72 E 1 XAVCR, OHIO— Named Louis Orr men's as­ IP H RER BB SO Allison Firvrey San Francisco at Los Angelas, 10:05 p.m. 3. SB— Galarraga (7). SF— Grissom. Vfallach, Montreal, 94; Mitchell. San Francisco. sistant basketball coach. 3537— 72 E Sunday's Games IP H R ER BB SO Cincinnati 93; Sandberg, Chicago, 92. Marianne Morris 36-36— 72 E Montreal at Philadelphia, 135 p.m. Montreal Charlton PHchIng (12 Decitlont) Turner 37-36— 73 t1 SL Louis at Pittsburgh, 135 p.ra Nabholz W.6-0 Myers 1,3-5 Darwin, Houston, 11-3, .786; Drabek, Fhl- Kim Bauer 3538-73 +1 Houston at Atlanta. 2:10 p.m. New Ibrk Houston tsburgh, 20^, .769; FtMartnez. Lot Angeles, Jill Brilea 3538-73 +1 New Ybrk at Chicago, 220 pm Frndez L.9-14 Scot! 19-6, .760; Tudor, SL Louis, 12-4, ,750; Golf Meg Mallon 3538-73 +1 San Francisco at Los Angelaa, 435 p.m. Whthrst XHmandz W.2-0 Gooden, Now Ybrk. 17-6, .739; &yd. Montreal, Nancy Ramsbottom 37-35-73 +1 Cincinnati at San Diego. 4 05 p.m. Schtzdr HOP— Rohde By Myers. PB— Biggio. 10-5, .667; Harkey, Chicago, 12-6, .667; Viola. Alice Ritzman 36-37— 73 +1 Imis Umpires- Home, DeMuth; First, Gregg; New Ybrk. 19-10, .655 Nancy Rubin 36- 37— 73 +1 Secorid. Crawford, Third, Harvey. BC Open scores Susan Denials 37- 36— 73 +1 T— 2:32 A-7,895, ENDCOTT, N Y. (AP) — Scot s with relation Juli Inkster 38 35-73 t1 American League results Dodgers 7, Padres 2 to par Thursday alter the first rourrd of foe Deb Richard 36-37— 73 +1 Calendar $700,000 BC Open, played on the 6966-yard, Barb Mucha 38- 35-73 +1 SANDIEGO LOS ANGELS Bowling Par 37-34— 71 EnJoia Gotl Club Lynn Adams 3538— 73 +1 Mariners 7, White Sox 3 ab r h bl ■b r h bl Nolan Henke 35-31— 66 -5 LIm Walters 36-37— 73 *1 Friday Alomar 2b 4 0 2 0 LHarris 3b 3 1 1 Jim Hallel 34-32— 66 -5 LIselotls Neumann 3535— 73 +1 CHICAGO SEATTLE TmpJin ss Clark Burroughs Stephanie Lowe 3538— 73 t1 ab r h bl Boyi Socc»r 4 0 10 Shrprsn 3b 1 0 0 34- 33— 67 -4 JaClark 1b Javier r1 ErrVyn Aubrey Pervry Hairxnel 3536— 73 +1 Caklem If 4 0 0 0 Fleynids 2b Rockvillo al Munchoetur. 3.30 4 0 0 0 Powder Puff 34 33— 67 -4 Bolton at East Hampton. 3:30 JCarter if 3 1 1 0 Daniels If Jolmny Miller 35- 32— 67Pamela -4 Wright 36- 37— 73 +1 9 Barbara Da Caprio 479, Gwen Taylor Uohnsnef 4 0 11 EMrtru 3b lynn rf David Ogrin Milzi Edge 36 38— 74 *2 4 0 10 RHAM at Covontry, 3:30 4 0 0 0 Gon/alz If 213-493. 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Schiraldi p 0 0 ( Larry Flinkar 37- 32-69 -2 Totals Totals 31 7 » 7 Radio, TV 5 p.m. Totals 33 2 1I 2 Totals 31 711 7 Billy Mayfair 34 35-69 -2 Chicago Oil 100 000-3 Volleyball San Diego 000 000 002— 2 Mark Fheil Ssattia 004 020 01s— 7 33 36— 69 2 Scholastic DP— Chicago 2, Seattle 1. LOB— Chicago 6. Rockville at Manchestor, 3:30 Los Angeles 020 005 OOx— 7 Lannie Clements 35^34-69 -2 DP- -San Diego 1 Today Seattla 6. 38— Cotto. HR— Cotto (4), ADevis L O B - San Dtego 6. Los Don Shiray 37 32— 69 -2 Saturday Armeies 3 2U— Temploton, IRarns, Scioscis. Mike Donald 35-34— 69 -2 (14). S— PBradley. 7:30 p.m. Kcd .Sox at Yankees, IP H RER BB SO Football 3B— Gnffin. HR--Santiago (11), SB— Atorr^ar Mika Sullivan 37-32— 69 -2 MHS freshman football Bulkeley al MarKhoslor, 1,30 p.m. (23) ST— Denials. Chs. 11,2 6,3 0,38, WTl C Vtayne Levi 36 33— 69 2 The MarKhester High School freshman foot­ Chicago Fairfield Prop al East Calholic, 1:30 p m IP H RER BB SO Truvor Dodds 9 Hibbard L, 13-9 (AM-1080), w o o l' (AM-1410) 35- 34— 69ball -2 team oparred Its season with a thrilling Boys Soccer San Diego Fred Funk 36 33— 69 2 Ftosenberg 14-12 victory over Bulkeley High Thursday Fairfield Prep at F.ast Catholic. 10 a m Bones L.10 9 5 5 1 2 7:30 p.m. - - CarJinals al Pirates, Fuzzy Zoollur 35^34— 69 -2 altemoon. Isaac DeJesus scored two touch- Fladinsky Cross Country ILRdrgz 2 2 10 Howard Twitty 36- 33— 69 -2 Saattls fiSPN dowrrs tor Manchester, on runs ol 65 yards and Manchosler boys at Manchester, N H 10 Schiraldi 0 0 0 0 Jett Siuman 32- 37— 69 2 9 35 yards. Kavin Bonks supplied the margin ol Hanson W.16-9 8 a.m. Los Angeles 10;3() p.m. (iiants at Dodgers, Greg Bruckner 34- 35— 69 2 WP— Hanson 2 Pfl— Valle. victory by running a fumbla in lor the two point East Catholic boys at Bothul Invitational, 10 fTMninez W.19 6 9 9 liSl'N Tom Silva 35- 34— 69 -2 Umpires— Home. Scott; First, McKean; oonvofslon. Also playing well lor Manchester Umpires— Tlome, Darling; First, Froemming; Grant White 33- 36-69 -2 Second, Kaiser; Third, Johnson. 11:10 p.m, - I-lyers at Whalers, ware Mark Beaulieu, Pat Jones. Pate East Catholic girls at Guilford Invitational. 10 Second. Pulli; Third, Flppley Jim Thorpe 36- 34— 70 -1 T— 2:39. A— 7,956 WTIC (delayed broadcast) Rodriguez, Tahari Turner, Jason Dion, Mark i.m T - 2 29 A-25.277 Barry Jaackal 35-35— 70 -1 Miner srxf Justin Barrows. 0 Third Keating is Morrison mmmrn official denied bail criticizes r convicted reduction Rowland By JUDD EVERHART The Associated Press TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A third Florida Federal By E. SCOTT RECKARD Savings Bank executive has been convicted in a The Associated Press HARTFORD — Democratic gubernatorial candidate scheme that bilked $18 million from the federal stu­ Bruce A. Morrison took his Republican rival John G. dent loan program. LOS ANGELES — A judge refused Friday to reduce Rowland to task Friday for a scries of votes taken this Jeffrey A. Flatten was convicted Thursday of fraud Charles H. Keating’s $5 million bail, ruling that the week on bills in Congress. and conspiracy in connection with 17,000 false in­ central figure in the nation’s most expensive savings and Morrison, a four-term congressman from Hamden, loan collapse was a flight risk. M M j f surance claims seeking $35 million from the Depart­ said Rowland, a three-term congressman from Water- ment of Education. The government paid out about Bail was reduced for three co-defendants named in a bury, had voted in favor of an amendment giving less 42-count criminal fraud indictment, but Superior Court $18 million before the fraud was discovered. assistance and fewer benefits to defense industry Judge Gary Klausner said numerous civil lawsuits and Flatten, formerly vice president in charge of student workers who lose their jobs as a result of cuts in defense the tJireat of prison gave Keating “significant reasons loans, faces up to 135 years in prison and more than $6 spending. not to stick around.” million in fines when he is sentenced Nov. 14 by U.S. “He doesn’t care about working people,” Morrison Ehstrict Judge Ben Krentzman. “There has been a picture painted here ... of a person said. who has creditors knocking at the door,” he said. Flatten, 39, is the third former thrift official con­ Rowland acknowledged the vote, but said he cast it After a two-day hearing, Klausner reduced bail to Th« Assoctatad Praaa victed of submitting false claims for reimbursement of with the idea of amending a good bill to make it a little $100,000 each for Ray C. Fidel and Robin S. Symes and defaulted student loans in 1986 and 1987. better. He ultimately supported the bill itself. GOING, GOING, GONEI — A pair of dromedary camels sit in the cargo compartment of a $200,000 for Judy Wischer. Fidel and Symes quickly Loan collectors are supposed to make a series of Morrison used that stance to portray Rowland as telephone calls and write letters to delinquent bor­ posted checks, but there was no indication Wischer compact pick-up truck after being bought at auction in Hufuf, Saudi Arabia. trying to “cover himself politically.” rowers, with each collection attempt recorded. would make bail. All four have been held in the Los An­ geles County Jail since TUesday. Rowland tried to turn the criticism back toward Mor­ But under Flatten, officials did not even try to col­ rison, noting Morrison’s poor attendance record in Con­ lect the loans, the government claimed. I n s t^ , they Keating is the former chairman of Phoenix-based gress this year. During the first six months of the year, American Continental Corp., which owned the failed made false entries on telephone logs and filed copies Morrison missed about 30 nercent of the votes as he Bush of letters tliat were never mailed, the government Lincoln Savings & Loan of Irvine, Calif. Bailout of the campaigned for the Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ S&L is expeaed to cost taxpayers $2 billion. From Page 1 claimed. tion. Flatten was convicted of conspiracy, 15 counts of Fidel, 32, was president of Lincoln; Symes, 37, was its chief executive officer; and Wischer, 42, was presi­ Rowland, who was also campaigning at the time, filing false statements, four counts of mail fraud, three air traffic, “obviously the United States would do its Bush said economic sanctions against Iraq authorized dent of American Continental. The indictment alleges missed fewer than 10 percent of the votes, to keep his counts of filing false claims and two counts of theft of by the United Nations remained “the major thrust of our that all four bilked investors by selling them worthless average better than 90 percent. part.” government funds. “There seems to be a systematic dismantling of policy.” American Continental “junk” bonds at Lincoln Robert O. Harmas, former vice president of opera­ “At least I show up for work,” said Rowland. Kuwait that docs violence to the rights of every single branches. But, asked whether he could make a commitment not tions for the student loan division, and James J. He also said Friday that Connecticut businesses have Kuwaiti but also sends a signal that he (Saddam) is The defense said Keating could not afford $5 million to take the first shot at Iraq, Bush said: “I’m not making LaMantia, former manager of collections and claims difficulty competing because of the high tax burden in trying to incorporate Kuwait into kind of a piece of ter­ and wanted his bail reduced to $500,000, which his any commitments. ... There are so many contingencies. for student loans, were convicted in May for their part the state. ritory of Iraq,” Bush said. in the scheme. children could post. ... The treatment of American citizens is one thing that Harmas was sentenced to two years in prison and or­ A Keating s(Hi-in-law, Robert Wurzelbacher, listed Connecticut’s corporations tax, at 13.8 percent, is the He spoke as the Persian Gulf crisis heated up on the concerns me greatly.” dered to pay $2,150 in court costs. LaMantia was homes and other real estate worth about $500,000 highest in the country. The top rate on the capital gains, diplomatic level, with Iraq’s decision to expel three placed on three years probation, assigned 300 hours owned by the children, testifying that all were ptaid for Th« AtsoclaUd Praa* interest and dividends tax, at 14 percent, is the nation’s American diplomats. The United States retaliated by ex­ At the same time. Bush said he did not want to send a community service and ordered to pay $1,500 in court legally. The court required that any money used for bail NO REDUCTION — Charles Keating sits in a highest, as is the state sales tax at 8 percent, he noted. pelling three Iraqi diplomats from Washington. signal “that I’m shifting more to the military. ” costs. could not come frtxn criminal activity. defendants box as he iearns that there will be Eiefense attorney Stephen C. Neal called tlie high bail “insupportable as a matter of law.” He indicated the no reduction in his $5 million bond. matter would be taken to a state appeals court. Some insurers wary of military policies Neal said Keating would be unable to adequately as­ prison combined to make the Arizona developer a flight Lottery sist in his defense as l

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Pullout Section, Page 17 Santana wants spirit of oneness FOCUS Saturday, Sept. 22, 1990

By MARY CAMPBELL The Associated Press NEW YORK — With his new album, “Spirits Dancing How to get a dose of town history in the Flesh,” Carlos Santana watited the same feeling of “oneness” experienced at the finale of tlic Olympic games, “Every four years at the Olympics, you see people Historic tour, from all walks of life joining hands, dancing, laughing together, crying, I wanted to do the kind of album to create that spirit every day,” he said in an interview at museum offered Columbia Records, where he has been since his first album in 1%9, As word spreads that Santana’s in the building, it seems that every employee comes by to say hello and ask By DIANNA M. TALBOT for an autograph. Herald Features Editor The first video, for “Peace on Earth , . Mother Earth ,, Third Stone from the Sun,” he says, “shows the Earth is MANCHESTER — Herbert Bengtson thinks that the womb and we are the babies. Forget about national everyone, especially children, should be familiar with anthems, flags and passports and get into one-family the history of the town they live in. "n consciousness. That turns me on, “No matter where you live,” the town historian says, O “The first part of that piece was composed by John “there is some history. Someone had to come in and ColEanc, the second by me and the third by Jimi start a town.” JJ ~n Hendrix, Bengtson, a 1931 graduate of Manchester High “I met Hendrix at a concert. He mentioned about join­ School and lifelong town resident, has taken a vested ing my band. Musically, he knew the band was embrac­ interest in preserving and promoting the history of IE ing something different than show business, that he was Manchester. He is acquisitions chairman for the — m being put into. We were just kids, but he knew. 1 think he Manchester Historical Society and provides commen­ 0 o had enough of show business. He wanted to seriously tary during bus tours of historic Manchester. ^ w play some music.” The tours are sponsored by the historical society and Tramaine Hawkins, for whom Santana predicts big Arbors at Hop Brook retirement community, which H - < things, and Bobby Womack sing on “Spirits Dancing in supplies a bus for transportation. They feature stops at m the Flesh.” Santana plays guitar. over 30 historic locations, including spots where In­ This is the last album under his present Columbia con­ dian villages and paper and silk mills used to be. Cost tract and his thoughts are full of what he wants in a new is $5 per person. contract — the chance to advise tlie company about The tours have not attracted enough public attention \ 1 ^ non-mainstream records. “I don’t want a big juicy con­ to be scheduled regularly, Bengtson says. They are tract with a lot of money. I would like to create a new held only about four times per year, llie historical r - 33 branch in the company that deals with people in a dif­ society usually waits until between 13 and 17 people O O ferent way than the predictable.” Only college radio is are registered as “interested” in a tour before setting a O T l open to experimenting with music programming, says the tour date. m r r i man of whom it has been declared, “He IS Latin rock.” The society’s next bus tour is Tbesday, Oct. 2. It “This company needs a branch of rebels and will begin with a coffee hour at the Arbors from 9 to PfS CO^ renegades,” he says. “1 want to work with them. There 10 a.m., followed by a riding tour of Manchester. are a lot of bands not that predictable, the Fabulous So far, only four of 18 available seats have been O O Thunderbirds, Tracy Chapman, Bonnie Raitt, John Lee filled, according to Bengtson. Anyone interested m 2 Hooker. Turn on the radio, it is very insulting. A lot of should call the Arbors at 647-9343. people don’t want the same formula of canned soup. Bengtson says people can gain a sense of personal 5> > 1“ They want the real gumbo. satisfaction from knowing how the roots of their com­ “I would like to bring my first-hand experiences with munities were formed. 33 CO the streets. I’m trying for music you and I can be revital­ .V Richard “Dick” Egan, president of the Manchester ized from spiritually. A lot of people aren’t dealing with Historical Society, agrees. 33 > the heart. 2 Live Crew and Madonna have to do everyth- Knowing the history of one’s town provides “a point > “ I inc controversial to sell something. I’m a lover. My A. of orientatiop, a sense of community and education,” 2 sound penetrates deeper than a surgeon’s knife because I he said. SINGING GUITAR Carlos Santana says he wants his new album, "Spirits Dancing in the O go all the way to your subconscious. Many Manchester residents mistakenly think only of I m not Beethoven or Mozart but my music is going Flesh,’’ to create the oneness feeling of the finale of the Olympics. The album is released on the Cheney Brothers’ silk mills when they think about CO to last longer than the people who service my records. Columbia records, where he has been since his first album in 1969. Manchester’s liistory, Egan said. Besides silk mills, the They’re like generals who make phone calls; I’m in the town was built up with the help of woricers in glass years ago. They haven’t put it out.” trenches every day. I have more first-hand experience grow. I’ve tried all my life to balance my life. Salvador is factories, wool, cotton and Dancr mills and in other in­ He hasn’t done music for a film since “La Bamba.” with people’s needs than these people. I have to deal 7, Estella 5 and Angelica Faith 8 months. I’m verv grate­ dustries. every day to make sure nobody walks out on my show “All the scripts they send me arc demeaning to ful.” In addition to the bus lours, residents can get a dose after two hours. They stay. women. If I can’t play music in front of my four sisters. Santana left Mcxcio for San Francisco at 14, and has of town history by visiting the Manchester Historical Mom, wife and dau^ters, I won’t play it. Thank God “1 see children and grandparents, hip and square, black only played in his native country twice. “Next March I’m Museum, 126 Cedar Sl, which exhibits many histori­ and white. People tell me how my music consciously or I’m in a position where I don’t need to do it,” Santana invited by the president of Mexico to perform in Mexico said. cal items, including photographs and displays of cloth­ unconsciously helped them find their own identity in this City. I m banned from Mexico. All I said was they have ing, furniture and business and farm tools. world.” to stop imitating the worst of American music and get Currently, the museum is organizing a new exhibit: Outspxjken and never at a loss for words, Santana says “Musicians respect me. I have a lot of confidence and into their own thing. peace of mind because of what 1 do and how I do it. I a local “Sports Hall of I ^ e . ” The exhibit will feature that Columbia Records would like him to repeat “Black feel confident about my future. Very few bands can go to In 1973, they let me play for rich people in a small mainly photographs of local high school sports Magic Woman” of 1970. “They treat you as a legend and bullfight ring. I wanted to play in a coliseum and have a players, Bengtson said. don’t pul your new records in the stores. Every time I go Jerusalem and make Hebrews and ftileslinians d^ce together or play at San Quentin and sec blacks. Latinos ceiling on ticket prices. They said I couldn’t because 1 TTie museum has no regular hours due to lack of on the road for the last five years, it’s been sold out. play rock ’iT roll. In 1988, they let me play in a town and whites dancing together. Far the duration of the con­ staff. Anyone wishing to go inside the museum should Dianna M. Talbot/Manchaaiar HaraM People are waiting for the new thing we’re going to kind of like Fresno (Calif.). contact Bengtson (649-2502) and he will arrange for a play.” cert they forget about their hate. Thai’s what my band Now the president says I’m an international musician visit. Admission is $1 per person. 4 . A . - Santana found it frusEating to lake “The Healer,” docs.” and invited me to come to Mexico through the front The historical society also operates and manages the TOWN HISTORIAN — Above, Manchester resident Herbert Bengtson sits in an antique den­ which he composed, and the soundu-ack to “La Bamba” Santana is touring the United States. Next year he door, with Linda Ronstadt and Los Lobos. If we do seven Cheney Homestead at 106 Hartford Road. Built in the tist chair, one of many historical items on display at the Manchester Historical Museum. The to Columbia and have them rejected. “La Bamba” came plans to go to South Africa and South America. “I concerts, I want the money from three to stay in San 1970s, the homestead was the home where the out on Warner Bros, and ‘The Healer” on Chameleon chair and dentist equipment were donated by Dr. Charles Strant, a former Main Street dentist promised my wife some domestic rhythm time. The Lord Diego aiid collect interest and the money to go to a Cheneys were bom and raised in. Hours are Thursday i Records. “I did a ja/v. album with Wayne Shorter two who practiced dentistry from 1922 to 1988. gave us a daughter eight months ago. I need to watch her hospital in Mexico to take care of children.” and Sunday from 1 to 5 pan. Admission is < i 1 9 9 0 FOCUS/Home Select plants FOCUS/Social Plumbing system precautions to ensure color Weddings By EARL ARONSON 2 Merisotis-Williams By POPULAR MECHANICS aerator and insert the blow gun at­ do is cut about V inch from the line Surdam-Dubiel tachment into the spout and wrap and solder the two halves of the As trees don their autumn foliage colors, you will Sharon L. Williams, daughter of Mr. If you are shutting down a sum­ the damp rag tighUy around the union in place. Steel piping (usually notice that some trees, especially maples, are brighter Cherel Lynn Surdam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Williams of Braintree, mer home, here are some plumb­ joint. Release several short bursts of called iron piping) will require you on one side than on another. This is due largely to and Mrs. Lving Surdam of 83 Merritt Mass, and Jamie P. Merisotis, son of Mr. ing-system precautions you should air. Then, shut off the cold side and to first cut the pipe with a hack^w varying light. Valley Road, Andover, and Donald Alan and Mrs. Pteter Merisotis of Manchester, take. repeat the procedure on the hot side. near the closest fitting. Then remove Often, the brightest colors develop on the side of Dubiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph were married June 30 at the Fust Con­ When you’ve finished, close all the short length that goes into the the tree most exposed to afternoon sun, where leaves Dubiel Sr., of 492 Hillstown Road, gregational Church in Braintree. Shut off the power to the water faucets, valves and unions. fitting and thread the end of the have a higher sugar content and thus produce more Manchester, were married August 18 at Dr. M. James Workman, pastor, and the heater. Then, using a garden hose, longer pipe. Now install a new brilliant pigments than do leaves on the shady side. the First Congregational Church of An­ Rev. Robert J. Ripley, associate minister, If your fresh water supply piping drain the water heater and the pres­ threaded nipple. If your piping is The wanner daytime temperatures on the sunny side dover. officiated at the double ring, candlelight is made of copper or plastic, sedi­ sure tank. In each case, close the made of plastic, cut out a section of can speed the entire process of fall coloration on one The Reverend Gregory Kendall of­ ceremony. ment will not be a problem. If it’s hose bibs when the tanks are com­ pipe and glue a tee and male adapter side. Shade leaves will be less brilliant than sun ficiated. The bride was given in marriage The bride was given in marriage by her made of galvanized iron, flakes of pletely drained. into the trapped line. Then thread a leaves. by her father. Sandy Surdam of Colorado, father. Nancy Dykstra was matron of rust will float free when the system cap onto the adapter. Another common factor in promoting development sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. honor. Bridesmaid were Kerry Crehan, Because plumbing codes prohibit is recharged. When recharging a gal­ of fall colors is cooler air, particularly at night. Often, Bridesmaids were Christina Surdam, Marilyn Healy, Katherine Nichols and any unnecessary fresh water piping vanized system, simply remove the The portion of the service line the earliest — and sometimes the best — color ap­ sister of the bride, and Lisa Surdam, Maria Ru;ketL Andrea Merisotis, niece of traps, you should be able to drain aerators from all faucets and purge buried between your public water pears in low spots, where proper temperatures for sister-in-law of the bride. the bridegroom, was flower girl. your system by draining your water the system through those and other main (or private well) and your trapping sugars in leaves occur earlier. Joseph Dubiel Jr., brother of the Emanuel Merisotis, brother of the heater and opening the meter unions restricted outlets, such as tub spouts home will be protected by the soil You can select plants to ensure good autumn color groom, was the best man. Ushers were groom, was best man. Ushers were Chris­ or pressure tank hose bib. Open all and sillcocks. When the water runs that covers it. Any piping extending and set them in a proper location. A plant growing in Frank LeProhone and Randy Ginsberg. topher Merisotis, Michael Merisotis, upper level faucets and fixtures. You clear, replace the aerators and flush from your basement wall to your a sunny spot in the woods or in a nursery may not be After a reception at The Colony of Ver­ David Kennedy and Timothy Wright the toilet several times. If you find can expect gravity to do most of the meter or pressure tank will need as bright if transplanted to a shady, poor location. non, the couple went on a wedding trip to Readers were Maria Packett and Kenneth the toilet does not shut off complete­ work for you, especially if you have protection, however. Some tree varieties have been developed that have Virginia Beach, Williamsburg, and the Williams, brother of the bride. ly, stop the water at the shutoff Mr. and Mrs. Jamie P. Merisotis basement fixtures. dependable fall color. Among them are the red Shenandoa Mts. They are maldng their The bride is a graduate of Braintree valve and remove the diaphragm Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dubiel In the case of a service line con­ maples Autumn Flame, October Glory and Red Sun­ home in East Hartford. High School, 1982, and a 1986 graduate Manchester High School and a 1986 cover from the ballcock. Pick out But even well plumbed homes nected to a public main, you’ll have set. Water well if there isn’t enough rainfall. The bride is employed by the employed at Power Systems in Bloom of Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. She is graduate of Bates College. He is self- any rust particles with tweezers. sometimes have one or two small two choices. The first and best solu­ Although many red and orange displays are more Manchester Herald and the groom is field. a Citizen Bee coordinator in Arlington, employed in Washington, D.C., as a piping traps, so you should also If your plumbmg system steps tion is to have your service shut off spectacular, yellow is another favorite, especially Va. for the Close-Up Foundation, a non­ public policy consultant to the federal and force the system with compressed near the street. If the valve between down and then up again, forming a when combined with red and orange. Trees that nor­ Seyfried-Lemieux profit organization dedicated to civic state governments as well as private or­ air. This can be done with an air your sidewalk and sUeet is acces­ mally offer good yellow color include poplar, ginkgo, education. ganizations. lank, a blow gun attachment — both long length of trapped water, you Jeaime Marie Lemieux, daughter of won’t be able to blow enough water sible and in good shape, a city birch, redbud, Norway maples, hickory and yellow- The bridegroom is a 1982 graduate of They are living in Rockville, Md. are rental items — and a damp rag. worker or plumber should be able to Edward J. and Phyllis M. Lemieux of 279 from it to prevent a freeze from wood. Begin by closing all the faucets and turn it off in a few minutes with a Yellow occurs in most of these plants regardless of Scott Drive and Etonald Michael Seyfried, valves, except the lowermost drain splitting the pipe. In most cases, cut­ MX)., son of Donald A. and Marie T. ting a union at the lowest point in long street key. If your meter is weather conditions. In summer, you can’t see the yel­ fx)ints. Then proceed to the faucet buried in an outdoor meter pit, the Seyfried of N. Catasauqua, Pa., were mar­ the trap will be your best alternative. low because green pigment maslu it. As days become farthest away from the drain point job is even easier. In either case, you shorter and the weather cooler, production of green ried July 7 at St. Mary’s Church in Engagements and open just the cold side of the Unions for copper piping are the can then drain the service line from pigment halts. Catasauqua. faucet. Then remove the spout easiest to install. All you’ll need to inside your home. In dry years, leaves may turn brown almost as Monsignor Kurtz officiated at the ser­ soon as they turn yellow. TTie result is poor yellow vice. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Linda Brown, sister of the Rubin-Haemer fall color. Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Rubin of Some trees, such as sweet gum, show variability in bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Jennifer Grant-Petersson, Fiona Manchester, announce the engagement of fall color. Some trees may produce only yellow, McConnell, Kristin Seemann and their daughter, Leslie Rubin, to Robert Homes; Questions and answers some may never develop any color but green until the Donna-Marie Seyfried. Lauren Seyfried, Budd Haemer, lieutenant, U.S. Navy, son leaves turn brown and drop. niece of the groom, was flower girl. of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. Haemer of Sugar maples, I am told, show good variability By POPULAR MECHANICS QUESTION: I want to make the dustry and can be used in place of Craig Seyfried, brother of the groom, Bucks County, Ra. correct mix of concrete for replacing the standard floor, which consists of and, unless they are named varieties with a known was best man. Ushers were Alex Sezew- The bride-elect received degrees from QUESTION; I have a chronic a sidewalk section, but am confused two panels (subfloor and underlay- fall color, fall selection is important to get the color zak, Rob Thomas, Dave Steinman, and Boston University, the University of Con­ problem with cracking and peeling by inslmctions that say, “mix so ment). desired. Jim Lemieux, brother of the bride. Craig Mrs. Donald M. Seyfried necticut and attended Columbia Univer­ The squeaking is caused by the The best reds are produced in red maples, sugar sity College of Physicians and Su'geons. paint on the inside of windows and many parts of cement with so many Seyfried II, nephew of the groom, was bachelor of arts degree in biology. She is sills. How can I reduce the need to parts of sand,” etc. Are the parts floor panels mbbing against one maples, sourwood, Bradford picar, red oak, scarlet ringbearer. She is employed as a physical therapist in oak and black gum. For the best reds, plants should currently a second year medical student at Washington, D.C. paint so frequently? determined by weight or volume? another or against the framing. It’s a After a reception at Dockside Inn, the University of Michigan Medical fairly common condition and usual­ be in a suimy spot where they can manufacture plenty Catasauqua, the couple went on a wed­ The prospective bridegroom is a School in Ann Arbor, Mich. graduate, summa cum laude, from ANSWER: Many factors can ANSWER: The correct ratio of ly results from the loosening of of sugar. ding trip to Williamstown, Mass., and sand, cement and aggregate differs The bridegroom is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis, Mo., conuibute to paint failure on interior some of the nails holding down the Protect Bulbs Schroon Lake N. Y. They arc making according to the way the concrete is Lehigh University and the Medical Col­ with a degree in chemical engineering. He surfaces around windows. When subfloor because of shrinkage or Most summer-flowering bulbs planted in spring their home in Livonia, Mich. lege of Pennsylvania with an M.D. to be used. For a sidewalk slab, the is employed as a nuclear engineer, cutt windows are leaky, paint is sub­ warpage of the framing. This should be dug up and stored before severe frost hits. The bride is a 1985 graduate of classic 1:2:3 mix is best. Ingredients degree. He is currently a resident at rently stationed at of Naval jected to damage from moisture. generally occurs when smooth Few can survive winter cold in the great outdoors. Manchester High School and a 1989 are measured by volume. One bag of Henry Ford Hospital in neurologic Reactors in Washington, D.C. The tendency of moisture inside the shank nails are used to fasten the Plants in this category include dahlia, gladiolus, graduate of Williams College with a surgery. Leslie Rubin house to evaporate through points of cement equals 1 cubic foot. Add 2 subfloor rather than ring-shank or caladium, tuberous begonia, elephant ear, mum, A May wedding is planned. least resistance, like windows, cubic feet of sand and 3 cubic feet spiral-shank nails, which are less tuberose and other tender varieties. causes extreme dryness on the sur­ of coarse aggregate to one bag of ce­ likely to pull loose. It’s also possible Some lender bulbs store best at warm temperatures Whipple-Fritz faces. And sills have a higher ex­ ment to make 4 cubic feet of con­ not enough nails were used to fasten (50-60 degrees) and others at cooler temperatures Traveling with arthritis crete. Use 5 to 6 gallons of water in the floor to the joists. In that case, (40-50 degrees). Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whipple Sr. of 23 posure to the sun’s rays than other Auburn Trail, Coventry, announce the the mixture. Add water slowly, the squeaking should be reduced by Some bulbs, or tuberous roots, need higher storage NEW YORK (AP) — A free booklet guide. “It doesn’t have to be that way.” surfaces. Installing storm windows, engagement of their daughter, Bernice however, since the sand may already renailing the loose sections. humidity than others to prevent overdrying. A few has been published to help the 37 million The guide suggests travelers talk to caulking windows tightly and in­ Rosalee Whipple to Warren David Fritz, be wet. The consistency is right need low humidity with good air circulation to people who have arthritis travel a little their doctors before planning a vacation. stalling window shades can reduce According to the American son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fritz of Glas­ such weathering. when a handful can be compacted prevent development of rot. easier. Among the other tips: into a ball. Plywood Association, you should tonbury. Among bulbs needing cool storage are gladiolus, The “Guide to Traveling with — I^ck lightly. use 6d ring-shank or spiral-thread dahlia, tuberous begonia and Mexican tiger flower. — Consider weekday traveling to The bride-elect is a graduate of F^nl can also fail when it’s ap­ QUESTION: I built a stilt house Arthritis” provides tips on dealing with nails. Also, the nails should be Those needing warmer temperatures include elephant avoid crowds. When flying, request aisle Coventry High School and is a member plied to a surface that’s too glossy or that is 15 feet off the ground. I pul airlines and other uansportation providers - spaced 6 inches on center at the ear, caladium, Ismene and l^rmosa lily. of Laborers’ Union International Local 8 dirty. It’s wise to knock off the down 5/4-inch-thick tongue-and- panels’ edges (where panels butt as well on how to feel more comfortable scats, which arc easier to gel in and out If you can’t dig up all your bulbs at one time, first 230. She is employed by Webster & sheen on existing paint before groove plywood floor over 2-by-12 each other), and 10 inches on center while on vacation. of. Webster Inc. repainting. High infiltration of dirt remove those that grow near the soil surface, such as — Consider the climate of your des­ floor joists and covered it with car­ at intermediate joists. “A lot of older people, especially those The prospective bridegroom is a elephant ear and caladium. Those deeper in the soil, tination. Humid, high heat can be uncom­ - • ' and dust makes it a must to pay peting. The floor now squeaks in graduate of Glastonbury High School and such as gladiolus and dahlia, can belter stand frost if with chronic ailments such as arthritis, fortable for some people with arthritis. careful attention to cleaning surfaces several places. How can I fix it? (For further information on any is employed by Fletcher’s Centerless one develops early. tend to not navel in the belief that they’ll The guide is available free by writing: during preparation. Lab data indi­ home problem, write to Popular Grinding. Gladiolus should be dug, and spread to dry in a just be miserable,” said Gene Malolt, “An.said Tablets Guide to Traveling with cate latex polymers bond better than ANSWER: The type of floor you Mechanics, Readers Service Bureau, An Oct. 5 wedding is planned at St. warm place. publisher of the monthly newsletter “The Arthritis.” Box 307-A, Coventry, Conn., oil-based paints and that latex is have is called a single-floor system. 224 West 57th Street, New York, Augustin’s Church, South Glastonbury. Bernlce Whlpple-Warren Fritz chemically more stable when dry. It was developed by the plywood in­ NY 10019. Phone: 212-649-3127). 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in a natural way @ Wanted: Dead or Alive Family reunites Ask the Manager Saturday, Sept. 22 State W e're In (R) By RICK SAMMON (6j) Zazoo U. (In Stereo) By JOE EDWARDS The Associated Press [A & E ] Global Affair The Associated Press [C N N ] Big Story 5;00AM CE) Home Shopping Spree ventures Series Premiere (CC). [DIS] Jim Henson's Mother Goose Sto­ On a recent visit to the post office, 1 noticed a new CiD Medical Center ® (4® Little Rosey (CC). ries NASHVILLE, Tcnn. — The Happy Goodman (JS) Synchronal Research picture of President Bush on the wall. He was smil­ CE) World Tomorrow Family was rehearsing for “The Dinah Shore” TV (26) Big Valley [ESPN] Outdoor Writers ing and well-dressed, and looked the part of the na­ 0f) Kitchenmate show some 20 years ago when a lighting technician (38) Andy Griffith [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Real Genius' A group of tion’s chief executive. It was a professional portrait, (20) Twin Star Productions gifted scientific students seek revenge descended from a catwalk and stood near them to expertly lighted and carefully composed. [C N N ] Crossfire (2g Family Ties (CC) against the unscrupulous professor who has been stealing their ideas Val Kilmer, hear better. [M A X ] Comedy Experiment: C26i Saint ^CIROKINOLE.i Wlicn 1 returned home, 1 saw Bush’s picture again. 5.05AIVI Gabe Jarret, William Atherton 1985 PAST PLAY — Pictured here is the rule book Rap Master Ronnie -- A Report Card As the four singers belted out their famous gospel This time, he was in his casual clothes, rod in hand, i30 Saturday Videos (CC) Rated PG. (In Stereo) I *— I (CC) Cartoonist and com music, the stagehand remarked, “I haven’t ever heard for an old parlor game called Crokinole. The 38 Quantum Marketing fishing from the back of a boat in Florida. poser L iz Swados constructed this musical 9;00AM (D Garfield and Friends (CC) anything like that. I couldn’t set them lights until 1 ^ ^ n. B. R055 ^ : revue of President Reagan's performance game was adapted from a 19th century game In comparing the two pictures, I realized that 1 [A & E ] All Creatures Great and Small (4b) Slimer! And the Real Ghostbus- in the White House. Stars Jim Morris (R) CD came down and heard this.” [CNN] NewsTime ters (CC). called Squalls by M.B. Ross. preferred tlie second one. It showed the president {In Stereo) The four members of the pioneering gospel music i _ ^ “ -ML. [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner (JT' NW A Pro Wrestling doing something he loves. It captured a part of his Synchronal Research family can now be heard singing together again. 5.30AM 01) [ESPN] SportsCenter 18} Synchronal Research personality — enjoying the outdoors — to which 38 One Day at a Time [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide 20 Mr. Belvedere (CC) After 10 years of concentrating on their individual many of us can relate. [C N N ] Showbiz Today [U S A ] Paid Program 26 USWA Wrestling careers, the Goodmans have reunited on an album ap­ The moral of tliis photographic encounter is that if [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet propriately titled “The Reunion.” Playing games from the past you really want to get a natural-looking picture of a 7:30AM ([3j Pee-wee's Playhouse 38 MOVIE: 'Shadows Over Chinatown' [E S P N ] Tennis: ATP Tour (R) Season Premiere (CC) Charlie Chan sleuths a puzzling mystery on A 40

(8T) Fun House (In Stereo) ( H Yen Can Cook (R) lives forever, Virginia Madsen, Craig Shef- through the celling; a "study" on laughter. GOLDEN (In Stereo) after 10 years [C N N ] Style W ith Else Klensch (38) MOVIE: 'Garbo Talks' An eccentric fer, Kate Reid. 1986. Rated PG-13 for TV stardom [A&E] Footsteps of Man: The Tribal [ESPN] Crooked Creek GIRLS middle-aged woman enlists the aid of her 6:30P M d3 News (CC) By HILLEL ITALIE son to fulfill her dying wish to meet Garbo. Eye An underground empire of Incan gold [LIFE] Day by Day Anne Bancroft, Ron Silver, Carrie Fisher ClD Synchronal Research IS discovered by grave diggers. (60 min.) The Associated Press Bea A rthur (r.) 1984. By DEBORAH HASTINGS [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Places in the Heart' stars as Dorothy ( P ALF (CC). [CNN] PrimeNews Robert Benton's two-time Oscar winner (57) Van Can Cook (g) dD NBC News (CC). [HBO] MOVIE: 'M illenium ' (CC) A gov­ The Associated Press about a Texas widow's struggle to keep and Estelle Get­ NEW YORK — John Casey begM writing “Spar- ® ) MOVIE: 'Q uilt of Hathor' A patch- dD Blitz on Cartooning ernment air disaster investigator suspects her farm and family together during the De­ ty is her m other So­ foul play when he finds an unusual device lina” in 1979 at the worst time of his life. One of his work quilt plays a strange role in the (M) WKRP in Cincinnati LOS ANGELES — Pity the poor reporters for su­ pression. Sally Field, Danny Glover, Lind­ phia on PIBC's in the wreckage of a downed jumbo jet. say Crouse. 1984. Rated PG. deaths of a strict religious cult's members. former students, a talented author, had committed "The Golden John D. LeMay, Robey, Chris Wiggins. (57) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) Kris Kristofferson. Cheryl Ladd. Daniel J. permarket tabloids. No one takes them seriously. All suicide. His father died and his marriage was break­ 1 1 :00A M CS Captain Planet and the Girls," airing 1989. [C N N ] Pinnacle Travanti. 1989, Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) that trash digging, gate crashing and photo snapping ing up. Planataers SATURDAY, [A&E] Biography: John Glenn/Admiral [D IS ] World of Horses Explores the his­ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Deadly Deception' A re­ is hard work. The book came slowly. It started as a short story C£) ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show Richard Byrd Profiles two explorers who tory and tradition of the Mounties and the porter helps a man discover the fate of his (CC). S E P T. 22. conquered frontiers from the moon to the roles their horses have played. infant son, who hasn't been seen since his It’s not easy being despised by the people you called “The Mean Story,” and was continously d ] ^ Three Stooges North Pole. (60 min.) [ESPN] SportsCenter wife's apparent suicide. Matt Salinger. Lisa cover, ridiculed by the literati and detested by your CHECK IISTINGS Eilbacher, Bonnie Bartlett. 1987. revised. The central character, Dick Pierce, was a (TD Fame [DIS] MOVIE: 'Puss in Boots' A cat who [MAX] MOVIE: How I Got Into Col­ colleagues in the “real” press. [M A X ] MOVIE: "Crocodile' Dundee M' cranky Rhode Island fisherman, about 40 years old, FOR exact time can transform into a song-and-dance man lege' (CC) A determined high-school sen­ Donna Balancia knows this well. She’s been doing (18) To Be Announced. ingratiates himself with French aristo­ (CC) When his journalist girlfriend's ex- like the author himself. ior bends every rule in a desperate attempt it for four years, off and on, as a freelance reporter §5) MOVIE: 'Blind Rage' Five blind men cracy. Christopher Walken, Jason Con­ to follow his dream girl to college. Corey husband involves them with drug smug­ glers. the adventurer heads back to the When he was finished, nearly 10 years later. Pierce plot the daring, multi-million dollar robbery nery, Carmela Marner. 1988 Rated G. Parker, Lara Flynn Boyle, Anthony Ed­ for the Star. r(l Australian outback. Paul Hogan. Linda was still a pretty difficult fellow, but a little more lik­ of a Manila bank. Fred Williamson, D'Ur­ [ESPN] Mercedes Mile From Fifth Av­ wards. 1989 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) She’s crashed ’s wedding, imper­ ville Martin, Leo Fong. 1978. enue. New York. (Live) Koslowski. 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) able, a middle-aged man with a wife, two kids, a 7 : 0 0 P M 33 Entertainment This Week sonated a deranged French woman, pretended to be a dD dS Saved by the Bell (CC) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Flesh Eating Mothers' Actor Peter O'Toole. (60 min.) (In Stereo) A sexually transmitted virus transforms lover and an unfinished boat called “Spartina” in his (H i Raising America's Children hospital patient — all for that exclusive photo or ex­ [USA] Double Trouble 3 3 News (CC). adulterous housewives into cannibalistic back yard. (26) America's Top Ten clusive interview with some sought-after controver­ 12:30P M CD superman [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sleeping Beauty' A prin 4 :10P M [C N N ] Sports Close-up (R| fSD Comedy Wheel mommies. Robert Lee Oliver. Donatella “People who are simply good or simply bad are cess cursed to eternal sleep awaits a Hecht, Valerie Hubbard. 1988. sial celebrity or newsmaker. (57) Washington Week in Review (CC) (24) Rod and Reel harder to write about,” Casey explained in an inter­ (In Stereo) prince's magical kiss in this adaptation of 4 :30P M §4) Frugol Gourmet (R) (In (S3 ®33 : The Next Generation Now she wants ouL Balancia’s next quest? She (30) Adelante Stereo) (CC) The Borg capture Picard as they set 8:30P M C4D Hogan Family Season (61) Matt Houston Perrault's fairy tale. Morgan Fairchild, Tah- view to promote “Spartina” which has been released nee Welch, David Holliday. 1987 Rated out to conquer the human race. (60 min ) Premiere (CC) The Hogans fear Grandpa wants to write television shows, instead of chasing ® Family of Strangers The marriage be­ ^7) Victory Garden (CC). is lost at sea when he and his boat are in papertock by Avon Books. [DIS] Banjo, the Woodpile Cat Ani­ tween a widower and a divorcee is viewed NR (R) (In Stereo) their stars. mated. A mischievous kitten leaves his [C N N ] Future Watch missing after a storm. Part 2 of 2. (In “ It’s not the way most of us are. Most of us are with hostility by their children. (60 min.) [LIFE] Moonlighting (3D Synchronal Research quiet surroundings to find excitement in [E S P N ] Tennis: Davis Cup Third Round Stereo) The way she is going about attaining that goal, [C N N ] Evans & Novak dD New Lassie Season Premiere (CC) pretty bad hoping to get better. Sometimes if you can the big city. [USA] MOVIE: 'After the Shock' Based •• U.S.A. vs. Austria Doubles match from (S) Synchronal Research however, gives added meaning to art imitating life. If [ESPN] College Football: Northeastern on the true story o( the survivors and her Will helps a boy in a wheelchair arrange a just observe the process, the accidents involved in [ESPN] All-American Pulling Series (R) Vienna. Austria. (2 hrs.) (Taped) © © Working It Out (CC) Sarah and television can be considered art. at Harvard (3 hrs.) (Live) oes of the October 1989 earthquake that date with Megan. getting better, that’s the real purpose of fiction. [H B O ] MOVIE: Somebody Has to rocked the San Francisco Bay Area. Scott [HBO] MOVIE: 'Where the River Runs ©Jeopardy! (CC). David are warned about the pitfalls of a Balancia, or Dana Blanchard as she is known to Shoot the Picture' (CC) A photographer [LIFE] E/R Black' (CC) A primitive young Indian boy full-blown relationship, (tn Stereo) “There’s an enormous grace in nature, as well as a Valentine, Rue McClanahan, Yaphet Kotio Video Tours: San Diego Zoo Star readers, has written, produced and directed a who agreed to shoot a condemned killer's [TMC] MOVIE: Turner & Hooch' (CC) 1990. (In Stereo) finds himself thrust into modern-day civili­ © New Yankee Workshop (CC). grace to people.” execution becomes involved in a race A policeman's meticulous lifestyle goes to zation. Charles Durning, Alessandro Ra- §6) Newhart (CC). television pilot about the madcap world of tabloid the dogs after he is teamed with a mean- 2:10P M [C N N ] Healthweek (R) belo, Peter Horton. 1986. Rated PG (In (57) W ild America (CC) The cutthroat He speaks in a voice as rough as saltwater. You against time to prove his innocence, Roy (5@ Current Affair Extra (60 min.) trout's relationship to other species within reporters; Aaron Spelling (“Dynasty,” “Charlie’s An­ Scheider, Bonnie Bedelia 1990. (In Stereo) spirited, slobbering canine. Tom Hanks, Stereo) can’t get much further from the life of a fisherman 2:30P M (H) Pierre Franey's Cuisine © St. Elsewhere Its environment Part 1 of 3. (R) gels,” “Love Boat’O is interested. [LIFE] Mare Winningham, Craig T Nelson. 1989. Rapide (In Stereo) [USA] It's Your Move than the tearoom of a Manhattan hotel, but Casey Rated PG. (In Stereo) (4Q) News C6t) Haywire (In Stereo) “This is going to be my big break,” Balancia says [USA] Youthquake (30) To Be Announced. 5:00PM (T) A-Team looks as if he just stepped off the dock, his sleeves Run for Your Life [A&E] New Wilderness [DIS] Banjo, the Woodpile Cat Ani­ 1 :00PM CD C57J Hometime: Three-Season Porch by phone from the Star’s Beverly Hills office. “ It’s 1 1 :10A M [CNN] Science and Tech­ (TD MOVIE: 'More Wild Wild West' Two [C N N ] Capital Gang mated A mischievous kitten leaves his rolled up, his hair windblown, his face reddened by nology Week Topic: a computer that (5i) MOVIE: 'Kenny Rogers as the Gam­ (CC) Pan 2 of 3. former U.S. intelligence agents are brought quiet surroundings to find excitement in pretty wacky.” bler. Part II -- The Adventure Continues' [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Chipmunk Adven­ the sun. maps out land to determine its wildlife [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) out of retirement to fight the evil scheme of the big city (R) Balancia is referring to her show, in which a When his son is taken hostage by tram a person who wants to rule the world. ture' Animated Simon, Theodore, Alvin The author’s background seems more suitable to 1 1 :30A M CD This is the NFL robbers, a professional gambler and a [T M C ] Picture Show Robert Conrad, Ross Martin 1980. and the Chipettes inadvertently become in­ 9:00P M 33 E.A.R.T.H. Force (CC) young, female tabloid reporter named Dana sharpshooting saloon singer team up to The team goes under cover to infiltrate a the yachting circuit. Casey, bom in 1939, is the son (jD Synchronal Research (T] College Football: Ala­ (18) Synchronal Research volved in a jewel-smuggling operation, Blanchard looks for love and dirt in the employ of save the boy Kenny Rogers. Linda Evans, 3:00P M 1987 Rated G ring of poachers who are selling endan­ of Joseph Edward Casey, a Democratic Congressman 6® @Q) Guys Next Door (CC) bama at Georgia (3 hrs., 30 min ) (Live) (16) Buck Rogers gered animals for use as targets by big “National Spy,” a Star-like publication populated by Bruce Boxleitner 1983 [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard from Massachusetts in the 1930s and ’40s. He wrote Florida's Rivers @6) MOVIE: Dune' Some 50 minutes of (5) Airwolf (24) Justin W ilson's Louisiana Cookin': game hunters. (60 min.) (In Stereo) all sorts of frenetic, off-the-wall gossip mongers. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Under Cover' A Balti­ poetry in high school and eventually graduated from §§) MOVIE: 'Rhino!' A zoologist seeking previously unseen footage is featured in (18) NWA Main Event Wrestling Home Grown (In Stereo) 3 3 ® ) MOVIE: 'Beverly Hills Cop' (CC| It’s a little like ABC’s “Anything But Love” gone this extended film adaptation of Frank Her­ more undercover cop goes after the A Detroit cop travels to Beverly Hills to a male and female rhinoceros unknowingly t24) New York Master Chefs (R) (5 j Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Southern drug dealers who killed his part­ Harvard Law School. hires a hunter-turned-poacher as his guide bert's bestseller Kyle MacLachlan, Fran­ seek revenge for his close friend's murder. amok. But this is not Jamie Lee Curtis and Richard (30, To Be Announced. ner. David Neidorf, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Research was unnecessary for “Spartina.” He Harry Guardino. Robert Culp. Shirley Ea­ cesca Annis, Jurgen Prochnow 1984 Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, Lisa Eil- Lewis sending teasing sexual glances across the [A & E ] Rich Little's Robin Hood Impres­ Barry Corbin. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) bacher. 1984 (In Stereo) started sailing as a kid, racing boats at summer camp. ton. 1964. [24! Collectors (R) C57] Motorweek Porsche Carrera 2, child­ sionist Rich Little portrays all the charac­ newsroom of a Chicago magazine. Instead, ren and car safety, the Sterling 827 Si, the [USA] Counterstrike (60 mm ) (R) (3D Synchronal Research He and his wife then purchased a four-acre island in (SZ) Wall Street Week: Is a Recession •30! Connecticut Newsmakers Devin SS. ters in this rendition of the classic tale. (60 Blanchard falls for another reporter only to find that Hero? (CC) min.) (R) 7:30P M (3) Wheol of Fortune (CC) @ ^ Golden Girts Season Premiere Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island, where Casey lived [A & E ] Climate and Man The evolution of [CNN] On the Menu (gasp, sob) he works for the competition. [CNN] College Football Preview climates and how weather works. (60 [CNN] Newswatch (33 Comedy Wheel (CC) Blanche s expectant daughter, Re­ — and fished — for four years. becca. pales at the thought of childbirth. (In [DIS] Best of Mickey Mouse Club (CC). min ) Part 1 of 3 (R) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Ghost Fever' A routine [LIFE] L.A. Law (R| (3D Synchronal Research How Balancia came to make a television pilot in eviction turns into an encounter with some Stereo) “ I thought I knew something when 1 got to Rhode (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsday dD NHL Preseason Hockey: Hartford the first place represents a new entree for would-be, unfriendly spirits in a haunted house. Sher­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lords of the Deep' The (24) Grand Canyon: Showcase of the Island,” said Casey, who has also written the novel [ESPN] College Gameday (60 min.) [DiS] Here's Boomer man Hemstey. 1 uis Avalos, Jennifer discovery of a gelatinous mutation threa­ Whalers vs. Quebec Nordiques (2 hrs., small-screen moguls. 30 min.) Ages Superb cinematography focuses on “An American Romance,” and a collection of stories, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Voyage to the Bottom Rhodes 1987 Rated PG. tens the lives of researchers trapped in a the billions of years of geologic evidence in [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Karate Kid, Part disabled undersea station. Bradford Dill- She enrolled in a University of California at Los of the Sea' (CC) An experimental atomic Two' (CC) While visiting Okinawa, Daniel dD Family Ties (CC). the Grand Canyon ‘Testimony and Demeanor.” submarine discovers a belt of radiation en­ [LIFE] E.N.G. (CC) A mayoral candidate man. Priscilla Barnes, Melody Ryane Angeles extension course named “The Ultimate is forced to defend his mentor and himself 1989 Rated PG-13. dD Hometime (CC). @ MOVIE: City That Never Sleeps' A “Boy, did I learn there was a lot more to it. After circling the earth Walter Pidgeon, Joan against bitter foes determined to destroy finds herself the victim of a smear cam Hyphenate,” taught for the first time this year. Fontaine, Barbara Eden 1961 (In Stereo) paign; Watson and Antonelli investigate dD Carol Burnett and Friends young Chicago cop is tempted and nearly four years there, I learned an awful lot of stuff,” he them Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki "Pat " Mor [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Real Genius' A group of led astray by an entertainer in a cafe. Gig histructor and Emmy-winning director Lila Gar- garbage collection. (60 min.) gifted scientific students seek revenge SD Siskel & Ebert "Good Fellas'" (Robert said. [USA] Dance Party USA ila, Nobu McCarthy 1986 Rated PG (In Young. Mala Powers. 1953. Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Clash of the Titans' against the unscrupulous professor who DeNiro); "The Tall Guy" (Jeff Goldblum); retL head of comedy for Aaron Spelling Productions, “It was the time of my life I was most integrated 1 2:00PM CD Major League Baseball: Greek god Perseus faces mythological has been stealing their Ideas. Val Kilmer. "Funny About Love" (Gene Wilder); "Nar­ SI) Cops From Alaska: an officer flies to a selected nine students for the 24-wcck class. Each Regional Coverage - Boston Red Sox at [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep remote village for a sentencing; arrest of a into the place I lived. I had to work part time to make beasts and dark magic when he embarks Gabe Jarret, William Atherton. 1985 row Margin " (Gene Hackman) student wrote, produced and directed his or her own New Y ork Yankees or St. Louis Cardi­ 1 :30PM (24) Joy of Painting (R) on a quest to win the hand of Andromeda Rated PG. (In Stereo) dZ) Star Cops hit-and-run suspect. (In Stereo) ends meet. I had very little money, but it didn’t mat­ nals at Pittsburgh Pirates (CC) (3 hrs.) Laurence Olivier. Harry Hamlin, Claire [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) [A & E ] MOVIE; 'The Wanderers' A television pilot. Spelling will review every finished (Live) 26) MOVIE: ‘Forbidden Planet' A profes­ [A& E] Challenge of the Seas (R) ter. I caught fish every day. I had a couple of lobster sor and his daughter are rescued after 20 Bloom 1981- Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1960$ Bronx street gang tries to hang on piece of work and has first right of refusal to option CD (4Q) College Football: UCLA at M ichi­ 5:30P M (3D synchronal Research [CNN] Sports Saturday to their last days as carefree kids. Ken pots, and there were a lot of things to eat almost all years on the planet Altaire Walter Pidg­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Wonder­ the project and shop it to TV networks. gan (CC) (3 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) eon, Anne Francis, Leslie Nielsen 1956 ful' (CC) A shy teen-ager attempts to win S[D Victory Garden (CC). [ESPN] College Football: Colorado at Wahl, Linda Manz. John Friedrich. 1979. year round.” Texas (CC) (3 hrs.) (Live) Balancia’s pilot and several others caught Garrett’s CD Superman (30) To Be Announced. the heart of the most popular girl in school (H) Honeymooners Part 2 of 2. [CNN] Showbiz This Week (R) Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson, Mary Stuart Casey writes love scenes like adventures at sea and C11} Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) (57] Raising Kids (57) This Old House (CC). (R) 8:00P M 33 Family Man (CC) Allison [D IS ] MOVIE; 'The Uttle Kidnappers' eye because they were fresh and innovative. In the Masterson 1987. Rated PG-13 (In (CC) An innocent act by two Scottish or­ adventures at sea like love scenes. Dick’s determina­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (R) causes an uproar when she repeats Jack's vis) College Football: Pittsburgn at (61/ MOVIE: 'Mam ie' A woman s com Stereo) phans forces a confrontation between world of television, little emphasis is placed on either Syracuse (3 hrs ) (Live) explanation of the facts of life (tn Stereo) tion to build his own fishing boat has strained rela­ plox life leads her into becoming a compul 6:00P M ( D A-Team their embittered grandfather and town­ adjective. (24) Motorweek A BMW 318is road tost, sive thief Tippi Hedren, Sean Connery, 3:30P M ( $ College Football: dD Young Riders Season Premiere tions with his wife. May, and he eventually turns to (3D Synchronal Research (CC) The riders aid a woman who is help­ speople in lurn-of-the-century Canada “My students really wrote new stuff,” said Garrett. motorcycle safety, the BMW M3, me Diane Baker 1964 Notre Dame et Michigan State (CC) (3 Charlton Heston, Bruce Greenwood. Elsie Buttrick, a free-spirited rich-kid, for support chanic Leon Kaplan hrs , 30 min.) (Live) (H) Prime Toons ing runaway slaves escape to freedom in “They’re so hip and they’re so well done, it would be [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Africa. (60 min ) (In Stereo) Charles Miller. 1990 and affection. (3(^ Black Perspective 12_2/ Weekend Travel Update Series Pre ® (ID News a shame if these tapes didn’t get an airing.” [DIS] Zorro miere d 3 To Be Announced. [TMC] MOVIE; Turner & Hooch' (CC) “I knew I wanted Dick to become a better person ( ^ MOVIE: 'Fighting Back' A devoted [LIFE] Tracey Ullman (24) Dagrassi High (CC| A policeman s meticulous lifestyle goes to And while Spelling’s involvement is no promise family man organizes a neighborhood pa (24j Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste (5i) MOVIE: The Naked Face' After his the dogs after he is teamed with a mean- through his troubles,” Casey said. “There was a dD Hee Haw secretary and patient are murdered, a psy­ that these pilots, including Balancia’s, will reach trol in his community to fight crime Tern [M A X ] MOVIE: Twister' The eccentric 26) MOVIE: 'The Money Trap' A deiec spirited, slobbering canine. Tom Hanks. flowering of him. And Elsie, too. She knows she Skerntt, Patti LuPone, Michael Sarrazin but troubled family of a soda tycoon be­ riD Hersey's Hollywood chiatrist comes to believe that he is the real Mare Winningham, Craig T Nelson 1989 prime lime, “ it is a very, very good entree to the tive on a homicide case is given the combi­ target Roger Moore. Rod Steiger. Art Car­ needs to become better in some way. It’s an optimis­ 1982 comes oblivious to an approaching storm nation of a safe by a dying robber. Glenn (573 New Yankee Workshop (CC) (In Rated PG (In Stereo) Harry Dean Stanton, Su/y Amis, Crispin ney 1985 television business,” Garrett said. “ And these stu­ McLaughlin Group Ford, Elke Sommer. Rita Hayworth. 1966 Stereo) OC synchronal Research tic story in a way. Both of them become belter even Glover 1989 Rated PG 13 (In Stereo) Qjl) Synchronal Research 9:30P M dents would have a much harder time getting anyone (61) MOVIE: 'The Disappearance of (57j Computer Chronicles Part 1 of 2 (61) Star Trek (22) r34) Empty Nest Season Premiere though they’ve been bad.” ( © (40) Parenthood (CC) Gil and Ed help to pay attention to them without this.” Flight 4 1 2 ' After two jets mysteriously 2:00P M C®] AirMioif [CNN] Your Money [A & E ] Revue News about the entertain­ (CC) insecurities surface when Harry dates convince Garry's reluctant father to attend “Spartina” won the National Book Award in 1989, vanish while pursuing UFOs, an Air Force 24] Focus on Watercolor ment world (60 min I (R) a brain surgeon, Carol teaches a lesson to Balancia’s pilot is wailing to be edited and then [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theatre his son's championship baseball game (In the same year his brother-in-law. Dr. Harold E. Var- colonel tries to find out why Glenn Ford, 30- To Be Announced. [CNN] Newswatch a misguided suitor (In Stereo) reviewed by Spelling, Garrett said. “She’s a jour­ [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard Stereo) Bradford Dillman, Guy Stock well 1974 (24! Baby Panda Host Joan Embery traces s mus, shared the Nobel Prize in medicine. A professor 38i MOVIE: 'Beat the Devil' A tramp [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) J L s pilot father ^4) This Old House (CC) (R) nalist and it’s a very original idea. She wrote a very of English literature at the University of Virginia, he [A&E] Life on Earth (R) steamer, bound (or Africa and carrying in 4:00P M (3) Knight Rider tells her he is going blind (R) (In Stereo) a baby panda s development during the MOVIE: 'Love and Bullets' A Phoenix first eight months of his life in Spain's Mad funny pilot.” [CNN] Newsday lornaiional swindlers as passengers, is 18) World Wide Wrestling [LIFE] MOVIE: Silent Witness' A now lives in Charlouesville, Va., with his second wrecked by an explosion Humphrey Bo plainclothes lieutenant tries to prevent the rid Zoo (60 mm ) (In Stereo) Much of it (but not the love part, Balancia stresses) [D IS ] Avonlea (CC) Felix and Andrew 22/ (30J Saturday Sports Showcase: Box young woman agonizes over whether she crime-syndicate takeover of his city wife, Pinchoi Pittman, an artist and calligrapher. gait, Jennifer Jones, Gina Lollobngida . • - find a mysterious chest in the attic at the ing Scheduled 12-round IBF Junior Ligh should testify after witnessing her brother- Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Rod Steiger ($1) American Chronicles A video essay was culled from the Star reporter’s own experiences. 1954 of life in Manhattan, from sundown to sun­ And “Spartina” is just the first novel of a trilogy, King farm (60 min ) tweight title bout between Tony Lopez and in-law commit rape Valerie Bertinelli, John 1979 In one scene, inuepid Dana Blanchard is tearing :57 Rod & Reel Streamside Savage, Chris Nash 1985 rise (In Stereo) Casey promises, with other characters telling their (LIFE] Frugal Gourmet Jorge Paez, also a 10 round featherweight dD MOVIE: 'Shane' A reformed gunfigh- through a celebrity’s garbage can, looking for dirt (so bout between Rafael Ruelas and Felipe De [CNN] East Meets West stories and the author giving them the chance as well [USA] MOVIE: Tuareg: The Desert [A & E ] MOVIE: Over the Edge' When [U S A ] MacGyver tor IS forced to use his gun again to defend then pleas for parental attention go un Jesus, from Sacramento, Calif (2 hrs ) homesteaders from lawlessness Alan to speak). “That part is completely made up," Balan­ Warrior' A proud Tuareg warrior seeks re (Live) 6:15P M [HBO] MOVIE: Fire With 10:00P M (33 48 Hours: Forever to show their natural grace through the worst of venge after an army patrol attacks his hooded, a group o( California loen-atjers Ladd. Jean Arthur, Van Heflin 1953 cia emphatically says. violently revolts against the system Matt Fire' A couple of kids from different back­ times. peaceful oasis Mark Harmon. Luis grounds meet by chance in the woods and SD Totally Hiddan Vidao Scheduled an Prendes. Paolo Malco 1983 Dillon, Michael Kramer, Pamela Ludwig contInuccL.. 1979 continued... embark on a path that will change their auto mechanic watches a valuable car go 1 9 9 0 A rising star: Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Former Go-Go

Young (CC) A look at America s preoccu­ Stereo) pation with appearing youthful. (60 min.) 1 2:0 0 A M CD American Gladiators (26) Frederick K. Price 1 0:35P M [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie Ray Liotta (In Stereo) CD CinamAttractions (30) Oral Roberts RUNNING gets ‘Tangled’ and Harriet dD News (CC). (18) Home Shopping Club '381 Inspector Gadget A MAN 1 1 00PM ® ($ News (CC) C1T1 News C® WWF Wrestling Challenge 401 Robert Schuller By HILLEL ITALIE By HILLEL ITALIE (3D Synchronal Research (93 Golf Show (57) Please Stand By (R) Ben Richards [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) The Associated Press The Associated Press (20) Buck Rogers 11) Odd Couple I6i) Crime Stoppers 800 A thief who [CNN] News Journal (Arnold Schwar­ i2?J CsD Carol & Company Season Pre­ 18) Synchronal Research poses as an ekpert diamond setter in New [DIS] Good Morning, Mickey! zenegger), an !2()) A irw o lf Jersey, a stabbing death in Columbia. S.C NEW YORK — Jane Wicdlin’s group conscious­ NEW YORK — At one time Ray Liotta would miere (CC) Carol plays an oversexed nurs­ [HBO] Babar (R) ex-cop wrongly im ­ ing home resident; Meagen Fay is her exas­ (223 (30) C40) News [A&E] Footsteps of Man; The Tribal I 'k’ prisoned for ness started at age 10 — in church. have been perfectly happy to just stay home. perated daughter. (In Stereo) Eye An underground empire of Incan gold [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The W rong Guys' (CC) (57i Thompson mass murder, IS discovered by grave diggers. (60 min ) Five childhood buddies gather for a reunion “I was raised Catholic, but we went to this sort of His mother was the movie fan of the family; Liotta MOVIE: 'The Devil's Web' A nurse campout of their old Cub Scout troop, (61) Comic Strip Live From Los Angeles, (R) fights to escape hippy Catholic church,” explained Wiedlin, the preferred sports. He went out for the senior play in hired to care for the paralyzed daughter of Louie Anderson, Richard Lewis, Richard an American diplomat begins to exert a tonight's scheduled comics include Kelly [CNN] NewScene captivity, in "The former Go-Go who has released her third solo album, high school only after quitting the basketball team Monteith, Earl Reed. John Kassir, Steve Belzer. 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) strange influence over the girl. Diana Dors, [ESPN] America’s Horse (60 min.) Running Man." ‘Tangled.” because of a fight with his coach. Andrea Marcoviccl. 1975. Kravitz, Mark Pitta and Carol Montgomery. [TMC] MOVIE: 'After Midnight With (60 min.) [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Somebody Has to Boston Blackie' The granite-jawed private The ABC movie “The preacher was this young, hip, cute priest. We And when Liotta decided to study acting at the (61) Missing/Reward Season Premiere Shoot the Picture' (CC) A photographer eye is accused of murder while sleuthing airs SUNDAY, Meteorite specimens; a father who ab­ [A&E] Dean Stockwell at the Improv had this church band I was in. We’d sing the popular University of Miami, he wasn't doing it out of a Comics. Pat Hazell, David Spade, Vic Hen­ who agreed to shoot a condemned killer's the disappearance of a cache of diamonds. SEPT. 2 3 . ducted his children; a missing Alzheimer's execution becomes involved in a race Chester Morris. Richard Lane. George E. songs of the time. We’d sing ‘Leaving on a Jet Plane’ compulsion to entertain or a need for artistic expres­ victim; collectible fishing lures. Host: Stacy ley. Steve Sweeney and Cary Odes (60 min.) against time to prove his innocence, Roy Stone 1943. in church. We got away with bloody murder. sion. He simply had nothing better to do. Keach. Scheider, Bonnie Bedelia 1990. (In Stereo) CHECK LISTINGS [CNN] Capital Gang (R) [USA] Cartoon Express “That environment sort of nurtured people to be “My parents wanted me to go to college and I [CNN] World Now [LIFE] You're on the Air W ith Dr. Ruth FOR EXACT TIME [DIS] MOVIE: The Capture of Grizzly 8:30A M 33 Career TV socially aware, and to try and be a good person. That didn’t want to go,” said Liotta, who stars with Robert [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Road House' (CC) A le­ (R) Adam s' Grizzly Adams is captured after fin Paid Program De Niro and Joe Pesci in “GoodFcllas.” gendary bouncer runs into stiff opposition leaving the wilderness to save his 10-year- 12;30A M (T) Entertainment This group of people was trying to live out the Christian when he agrees to clean up a notorious gin old daughter from an orphanage. Dan Hag­ Week Actor Peter O'Toole. (60 min.) (In 33 To Be Announced. ethic, trying to help other people.” “My parents then suggested I take a year off and mill. Patrick Swayze. Kelly Lynch. Sam El­ gerty, Chuck Connors, Kim Darby 1981 Stereo) 11) (6l3 M id n ig h t Patrol find out what life’s all about. I decided to go to the liott 1989 Rated R. (In Stereo) (30) Sacrifice of the Mass with crippling polio. (F^) She’s craved community ever since, as a punk in [LIFE] Tracey Oilman [ESPN] Baseball Tonight (D Paid Program 18) Vera's Retreat (38: M y Secret Identity Andrew and Kirk (Ts Video Wrap Hollywood, as rhythm guitarist for the Go-Go’s and University of Miami and lake drama so I wouldn’t [LIFE] L.A. Law (R) ;26) MOVIE: 'Jack of Diamonds' Robbers 30) Robert Schuller search for Dr. Jeffcoate, w ho's late in re­ [M AX] MOVIE: The Rachel Papers' A (22) Home Improvement Magazine have to lake a math class. And when I got there, I on an ocean liner encounter a rival thief turning from a trip (R) as an active member of the animal rights movement. young computer whiz plots a plan of action [TMC] MOVIE; Under the Gun' A pol­ 383 Heathcliff (24) Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (R) (In iceman on a personal vendetta teams up George Hamilton, Joseph Gotten, Maurice r40) Synchronal Research But she also takes time off to be alone, to write songs didn’t want to do anything.” to win the girl of his dreams Dexter Evans 1967. [A&E] World of Survival (R) Stereo) Fletcher, lone Skye, Jonathan Pryce with a lawyer to snare a murderous arms about peace and love and consider the challenge of But he changed. Not right away; Liotta had no [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) (61) Preview: The Next Seven Days Ser­ r?® MOVIE: 'L ig h t in the Piazza' The 1989. Rated R. (In Stereo) dealer. Sam Jones, Vanessa Williams, MOVIE: 'Badge 373' A suspended ies Premiere Weekend edition of the daily making happy music in a sad world. great desire to act immediately after graduating. But John Russell 1989 Rated R. New York City detective tracks his part­ mother of a young retarded woman must [USA] Hitchhiker (R) [DIS] Mother Goose Stories magazine “ Preview,” This week: the la­ ner's killers. Robert Duvall, Verna Bloom, decide whether to allow her to marry a “I am somewhere in the middle,” she said, dressed by 1986, when he hustled his way into a small, but [USA] MOVIE: 'The Malibu Bikini [HBO] Wonderful Wizard of Oz (In test albums from Peter, Paul and Mary and man who has fallen in love w ith her, 1 Ol30PIVI Qi) Monsters The father of a Henry Darrow 1973. cheerfully at the EMI Records office in a purple memorable role in “Something Wild,” the actor was Shop' Two brothers, one a beach bum and Stereo) the band Vixen, a device that helps infants George Hamilton, Olivia de Havilland, werewolf family doesn’t approve of his the other a college grad, inherit a beach­ [CNN] Evans & Novak (R) sleep undisturbed; next summer's swim­ Yvette Mimeux. 1962. sweatshirt and purple shorts, a purple headband hungry for work. daughter’s fiance. (R) front bikini boutique Michael David 9:00A M 33 Sunday Morning (CC). wear fashions; upcoming TV premieres, [LIFE] Esquire: About Men. for Women (30) World Tomorrow wrapped around her jet black hair. Now, after “Dominic and Eugene” and “Field of Cl8,' Synchronal Research W right. Bruce Greenwood, Barbra Horan 3D Paid Program movies and music videos. (60 min.) 1986 1 :00A M (D Star Search (60 min.) (In 11) Brady Bunch [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Strongest Man in (^T h is Week W ith David Brinkley (CC) “I can really start thinking too much about Dreams,” the offers come to him. Liotta didn’t have '2 ^ (SD Am erican Dreamer (CC) Counter­ Stereo) ing Lillian's cynicism about men, Tom or­ 1 1 :30PM C33 Big Break (In Stereo) 18) Channel 1 Media the VVorld' (CC) Two college students ac­ (57) Club Connect everything, but on the other hand, you can’t give up. to beg for the starring role of “GoodFellas.” He ganizes an all-male encounter group. (In (2$ Smash Hits cidentally pour an untested vitamin for­ CS3 Who's the Boss? (CC) 20i Facts o f Life [CNN] NFL Preview You got to keep trying. I think life is full of small lit­ wanted the part and director Martin Scorsese wanted Stereo) (22) WWF Superstars of Wrestling mula into a box of cereal Kurt Russell. Joe C^) Howard Stern (57) Sesame S tree t (CC). (R) Flynn, Cesar Romero 1974 Rated G, [DIS] Kids Incorporated tle joys that you have to grab onto.” (24) Smithsonian World (CC) Profiles the him. Even De Niro put in a good word. 30) Super Bloopers & New Practical [ESPN] SportsCenter Sackler Gallery's acquisition of Henri Vev- 11, MOVIE: 'D.C. Cab' Two kidnapped Jokes (CC) Dick Clark and Ed McMahon [26' Sea H unt [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America Happiness is offered in three-minute bites on The movie runs more than two hours and covers children are rescued by drivers of a bank er's collection of 14th- through 18th present a new batch of bloopers and pract­ (38) G idget [LIFE] Family Practice Update Pan 1 of [HBO] MOVIE: 'Run Wild, Run Free' A ‘Tangled.” This is ear candy, but bittersweet, with four decades. Liotta is in virtually every scene. century Persian and Indian artwork (60 rupi taxi company Mr. T, Adam Baldwin. ical jokes on Jere Burns ("Dear John") and 2 mute boy regains his speech when his be­ Max Gail 1983. 40 David Paul fears of the future hidden under sunny harmonies. In “You have to have a certain amount of confidence min.) (R) ("Quantum Leap"). (In loved colt becomes endangered, John [CNN] On the Menu (R) Mills. Mark Lester. Sylvia Syms. 1969 (38) MOVIE: 'The Man Who Shot Liberty '18j Synchronal Research Stereo) 61} M unsters Today (CC) Eddie changes 10:1 0A M “Flowers on the Battlefield,” she worries “innocence to be an actor,” Liotta said in an interview. “In this his image, much to his parents’ disap­ Rated G. Valance' Flashbacks tell the story of a ten­ 22j '30: Saturday N ight Live (90 min ) (In 08) Hersey's Hollywood 1 0 :30A M (33 Face the Nation gels crushed beneath the anger and desire, and film, I had to show jealousy, rage, happiness, anger . derfoot lawyer who rises to fame by sup­ proval (R) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Stereo) [A&E] MOVIE: The Wanderers' A (33 This Week W ith David Brinkley (CC) everything that’s pure and good gets caught in the posedly gunning down a notorious outlaw [A&E] MOVIE: 'Scott of the Antarctic' . . everything was there. You want to take that chal­ (24) (57 Alexei Sayle's Stuff 1960s Bronx street gang tries to hang on [M AX] MOVIE: 'She's Having a Baby' James Stewart. John Wayne. Vera Miles Based on the heroic exploits of British ex­ Ol) Happy Days crossfire.” lenge as an actor. It was pretty intense. to their last days as carefree kids. Ken (CC) Newlyweds face the timeless pres­ 1962. :26 O uter Lim its plorer Robert Falcon Scott. John Mills, De­ QS) Entrepreneurial Magazine sures of interfering parents, career de­ “I wanted to write a song about war and not be so Wahl, Linda Manz, John Friedrich. 1979 rek Bond, James Robertson Justice. “I had 80 costume changes, one day’s in the ’50s, ( ^ On Scene: Emergency Response :40) Movie f24) This Old House (CC) (R) mands. lawn-obsessed neighbors and im­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Sleeping Beauty' A prin­ 1948 specific so that that’s all it could be about,” she said. the next day’s in the ’80s. Emotionally, it was all dif­ Series Prem iere Real-life footage of fire pending parenthood. Kevin Bacon, [CNN] Sports cess cursed to eternal sleep awaits a (26) Big Valley Elizabeth McGovern. Adam Baldwin “1 wanted it to be on all different levels, in war and ferent things. One day I’m sweet. Then the next day fighters, police, paramedics and other res­ [CNN] N ew sV ie w cue workers on the job [ESPN] SportsCenter prince s magical kiss in this adaptation of (38) M unsters Today (CC) Eddie changes 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Perrault's fairy tale. Morgan Fairchild. Tah- [DIS] Fraggle Rock relationships in general. I’m coked out of my mind. We’d span 20 years at one [M AX] MOVIE: 'Under the Gun' A pol­ his image, much to his parents' disap­ [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard nee Welch. David Holliday. 1987. Rated [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour proval. (R) 1 2:00P M (33 New York Football “It’s not just the battlers that get hurt, but the in­ location.” iceman on a personal vendetta teams up NR [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd with a lawyer to snare a murderous arms [H B O ] MOVIE: The A byss' (CC) (40; Channel 1 Media 33 Golf Show nocent victims as well. I’m kind of on the outside “GoodFellas” is based on Nicholas Pileggi’s best­ Molly has an unusual Halloween dealer. Sam Jones, Vanessa Williams, [ESPN] Auto Racing: HFC American Unearthly underwater phenomena and a (57) Reading Rainbow (CC). (R) (53 CinamAttractions looking at the situation. 1 was thinking more about selling novel, “Wiseguy.” Liotta plays Henry Hill, a [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (R) (In John Russell 1989. Rated R Series From Denver. (Taped) dangerous government agent complicate a [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday Ctl) Home Shopping Club children, really. The picture in my head was of war half-Irish, half-Sicilian Brooklyn kid drawn to the deep-sea search for a lost nuclear sub Ed Hams, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Mi [ESPN] This Week in Sports (50' MOVIE: ‘To Have and Have Not' and think of what gets decimated in the war, of sol­ fast-paced gangster life who eventually hooks up Adapted from Ernest Hemingway's novel chael Biehn 1989 Rated PG-13 (In [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update diers and children and animals.” with mobsters De Niro and Pesci. Stereo) about a fishing boat captain's involvement [TMC] MOVIE: 'The 'Burbs' A subur­ with the resistance in 1940 Martinique. With the Go-Go’s, Wiedlin was right in the mid­ Off screen, Liotta had to fit in as well. De Niro and [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Sunday, Sept. 23 banite's plans for a vacation at home are Colorized version. Humphrey Bogart. dle, the one who left the band first and helped speed Scorsese have worked many limes before, notably in 9:05A M [T M C ] m o v i e : Boston ruined when a strange new family moves Lauren Bacall, W alter Brennan 1944 into the neighborhood Tom Hanks, Bruce its breakup in 1985. She met the other members — "Raging Bull” and “Taxi Driver.” Liotta, knowing Blackie's Appointment W ith Death' The (2^ Home Again Series Premiere jewel thief-turnod-private eye sleuths the Dern, Carrie Fisher 1989 Rated PG (In Belinda Carlisle, Charlotte Caffey, Gina Schock and Stereo) (2^ McLaughlin Group this was his chance to establish himself as a major 5 :00A M C83 Home Shopping Spree [ESPN] Tennis: Davis Cup Third Round theft of a priceless diamond. Chester Mor­ 20 Insight-Out ns. Jams Carter. Richard Lane 1944 3® Meet the Press (CC) Kathy Valentine — in the late 1970s, in the Hol­ star, did his best to treat the film like just another job. (TT) Medical Center • U S.A. vs. A ustria Singles matches 1 0 :4 5 A M (30) Jewish Life 22. Entrepreneurs 53 American Interests lywood punk clubs where Wiedlin hung out as a (i^ Synchronal Research from Vienna, Austria (3 hrs.) (Live) 3:30A M CO Paid Prog ram 26 D James Kennedy 1 1 :00A M (33 inside Washington [A&E] MOVIE: 'The Wanderers' A “These guys have made major, major movies. [3^ Beverly Hillbillies (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Lean on M e' (CC) Dis­ 9) Silver Spoons (CC) teen-ager. cipline IS the weapon of choice for a man 30 It's Your Business (53 Paid Program 1960s Bronx street gang tries to hang on They’re considered geniuses and brilliant and all that. [CNN] Sports 11 Brady Bunch to their last days as carefree kids. Ken The Go-Go’s, like the Beach Boys in the 1960s, determined to clean up a violent, drug- C1I) MOVIE: 'Calamity Jane' This drama 38 Kenneth Copeland Wahl, Linda Manz. John Friedrich 1979 1 just approached it as a game, just telling a story, no [DIS] Avonlea (CC) Felix and Andrew infested high school. Morgan Freeman. 18. Invisions Hair Replacement traces the courtship of Martha Jane Can- presented fun as a way of life. “We Got the Beat" set 40 Jimmy Swaggart big deal. 1 read the book about five years ago and find a mysterious chest in the attic at the Robert Guillaume, Beverly Todd 1989 20' M r. Belvedere (CC) nary and Wild Bill Hickok, which results in [CNN] Newsday the tone, a snappy update of the Beach Boys’ “I Get King farm (60 min ) Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [CNN] NewsTime the birth of a child that Bill doesn't want iJiought, ‘Gee/., I could do this.’ ’’ 22J Meet the Press (CC) [D )S ] Baby A nim als Camera team Walter Around” that captured the attitude of five young [U S A] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye Mar­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Careful, He Might Hear [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner and Jane can't properly care for. Jane Al­ and Myrna Beriet celebrate new life as they 26) Wanted: Dead or Alive exander, Frederic Forrest. Ken Kercheval women who wrote their own songs and played their lowe goes the distance against a mobster You' An Australian boy becomes entan­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide film the birth of animals in the wild includ­ Liotta began acting in soaps shortly after graduat­ and senator when a boxer s life is threa­ gled in a fierce custody battle between his 30) Better Ways to Better Grades 1984 ing alligators, owls and pelicans (60 min ) own instruments. [USA] Calliope ing from college. He worked for three years on tened, (60 min.) tw o aunts Nicholas Glodhill, Wendy (38' N ew Lassie Season Prem iere (CC) CI6) Daily Mixer (R) But the breakup in 1985 was a nasty affair with Hughes. Robyn Nevin 1983 Rated PG (In “Another World,” appreciating the steady work and 5:30A M (1^ Synchronal Research 7:30A M 03 America's Black Forum Will helps a boy in a wheelchair arrange a C20) Highway to Heaven (CC) [E S P N ] NFL Gameday (60 min.) name-calling and finger-pointing and rumors of Stereo) (R| date with Megan learning how to feel comfortable in front of a camera. (2^ Weekend W ith Crook and Chase Real to Reel [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) [USA] Diamonds 33 8 th Day (40' Synchronal Research drugs and emotional problems. Briefly, Wiedlin But after appearing in the short-lived TV series r® Andy Griffith (^4) Frugal G ourm et (R) (In Stereo) [USA] All-Amarican Wrestling 6:10A M [CNN] Healthweek (R) (33 Sunday Mass 61) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) recalls, she was glad to get away. [CNN] Moneyweek (R) To Be Announced. “Casablanca” and “Our Rimily Honor,” he struggled (Tl) (61) Fantastic Max 1 2:30P M (33 NFL Today “First there was the whole relief that everybody 6:30A M 33 Young Universe [CNN] Your Money (R) Three Stooges to find work. 5:4-0AM [M AX] Max Movie Show (R) 33 Weekend Travel Update Series Pre­ Oj) Synchronal Research ClS) Mega Memory [DIS] Donald Duck Presents elsc’s problems weren’t my problems anymore,” she Business World miere Having nothing to do wasn’t much fun anymore. 6:00A M (33 Spread a Little Sunshine (?6) Wheel Power (20) Miracle Faith Outreach [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ said. “I had to deal with emotional problems with (5^ Degrassi Junior High (CC) (R) C53 Outdoor Sportsman 33 Guilt and Repentance C22.I Day of Discovery zine (R) When Liotta learned there was an opening for a ^30) Ring Around the World (613 MOVIE: 'The Scarlet Pimpernel' The four people who were worse off than I was, basically. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Running on Empty' i ii ) (30) NFL Uve violent ex-con in “Something Wild,” he pushed hard, 33 Paid Program f38J Dick Van Dyke C30 Celebrate with Reverend Mellon foppish Sir Percy Blakeny masquerades as “On my first solo album (’Jane Wiedlin’), I had a (liJ Frederick K. Price (CC) The 17-year-old son of fugitives the Scarlet Pimpernel, a heroic figure who (24) What Jennifer Knew A look at the trying unsuccessfully to get an audition and finally [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch (R) [CNN] Big Story (R) wanted by the FBI begins to show the ef plight of children testifying in America's song called ‘Traveling Heart,’ which was about feel­ fl8j Synchronal Research rescues French aristocrats from the blade calling on his friend, Melanie Griffith, die film’s star. [DIS] You and Me, Kid [DIS] Dumbo's Circus focts of a of running from the law of the guillotine Anthony Andrews, Jane courts (60 min ) (R) ing disloyal and I was writing about it because 1 was (203 CHiPs Christine Lahti, River Phoenix. Judd Hirsch Seymour. Ian McKellen 1982 (39) Sportsbeat A discussion on Boston s in love with two different men. [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Billion Dollar 8:00A M O ) New England Sunday 1988 Rated PG-13 “I said, ‘Let me phone Melanie’; she was already C26) This Week on Pit Road Auto racing latest sports news with Upton Bell. Joe Hobo’ In order to inherit a billion dollars, a 33 33 Paid Program [A & E ] Revue Nows about the entertain­ “But in the end, the song was about leaving the repon young man must travel across the country 1 0 :0 0 A M Ci3 Paid program ment world (60 min ) (R) Fitzgerald, Bob Ryan and weekly guests cast. (Director Jonathan) Demme was down to three Cll) (61) Adventures of Don Coyote and (60 min ) Go-Go’s. Because I had terrible guilt feelings about (38) One Day at a Time as a hobo Tim Conway, Will Geer 1978 C93 Steamptpe Alley [ESPN] Sports Reporters guys and it was the final week of casting. She said, Rated G Sancho Panda 40' Candlepin Bow ling leaving the band. Talk about leaving a deserting ship. [A&E] MOVIE; 'Act of Betrayal' A pro­ 11' Happy Days [LIFE] Cardiology Update ‘Great idea. I’ll do that.’ I wish she had thought of 18 Master Wok 57 Firing Lina: Who Belongs in the 1 really fell like a rat.” fessional American hit man is sent to Aus- 7:00A M C3^ Vista 18 Daily Mixer that before. I was just so angry alxiut trying to get in ira lij to hunt down an IRA informer whom 20 New Life 11:1 0A M [CNN] Travel Guide (R) Loony Bin? (R) (8) Breakthrough 20 Highway to Heaven (CC) “Tangled" is a good way of summing up her solo and the part called for .m angry guy. I went in angry the British government has relocated Et 22 Sunday Today 11:30A M 3, Home Again Series (CNN) Science and Technology Week liott Gould, Lisa Harrow. Patrick Bergin L 9 j Point of View career. “Jane Wiedlin," which included a song called 24 ,57> Sesame S tree t (CC). (R) 22 Chalice of Salvation (Ltvu) Premiere Topic a computer that maps out land to and luckily it worked out.” 1988 Part 2 of 2 11) (61) Richie Rich determine its wi!dlilo (Rl “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” sold poorly. 24 ,57' Mister Rogers (CC) (R) 8 Witness to Survival How sor>gwnt0f [DIS] Mousercise 18 Divine Plan continued... >26 Wanted; Dead or Alive Doc Pomus (“ Tuonager .n Love^) dealt continued... 9 9 0 The darker side Sunday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued

of Rick Nelson [TM C ] MOVIE: T he Barbarians' An evil [USA] MOVIE: 'Melvin and Howard' 5:00PM CD Growing Pains Akira Kurosawa tyrant faces the wrath of muscle-bound This is the story of the gas station atten­ twins when he enslaves their beautiful CD Kiner's Korner 7:00PM (S 60 Minutes (CC) (60 min ) Part 2 of 3. dant who allegedly rescued Howard (In Stereo) queen. Peter and David Paul, Richard Hughes from the desert. Jason Robards, 0® Synchronal Research [CNN] PrimeNews War of the Worlds Malzor, an alien leader, captures Harrison after a show­ By ELISABETH DUNHAM Lynch, Eva LaRue 1987. Rated R. (In Mary Steenburgen, Paul LeMat. 1980. d® All Creatures Great and Small (D 3® Life Goes On (CC) While on their makes ‘Dreams’ Stereo) Hawaiian vacation, Libby and Drew make [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Win- down. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) The Associated Press 2:30PM e Firing Uno: Who Belongs (3® To Bo Announced. friends with an unusual couple. (60 min.) aton Cup - Goody's 500 From Martins­ 1 :00PM CD NFL Football. Dallas Cow­ ville, Va. (2 hrs,, 30 min.) (Taped) @ MOVIE: 'So Long at the Fair' A Bri­ in the Loony Bin? (R) dS Hart to Hart (In Stereo) tish artist helps a young woman search boys at Washington Redskins From [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) By HILLEL ITALIE SAN FRANCISCO — “The Adventures of Ozzie R.F.K. Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) (3® Current Affair Extra (60 min.) 0® Synchronal Research Paris for her brother, who disappeared without a trace from their hotel. Jean Sim­ and Harriet,” one of the most watched shows in CD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 3:00PM (1® Home Shopping Club (57) Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste d® d® MOVIE: 'Camp Cucamonga' CD 8® America's Funniest The Associated Press Premiere, (CC) Two busloads of ram­ People (CC) (In Stereo) mons, Dirk Bogarde, David Tomlinson. Season Premiere Diana, Princess of Lawrence Welk Show: Youmans (ST) My Secret Identity Andrew and Kirk 1951. television history, was the perfect vehicle for the Wales; New Kids on the Block; singer An­ bunctious teen-agers create havoc at a Synchronal Research Salute search for Dr. Jeffcoate, who's late in re­ (3® [CNN] Worid Now “Akira Kurosawa’s EIrcams” — Rated PG budding music career of the sitcom’s teen-age star. ita Baker; illusionists Siegfried and Roy. turning from a trip (R) newly opened summer camp. John Ratz- (57) Masterpiece Theatre: Precious enberger, Sherman Hemsiey, Candace Ca­ (E) Get a Ufa Series Premiere (CC) Co­ An awkward lip-synced performance of “I’m (60 min.) medy. Chris Elliott stars as a 30-year-old [D IS ] MOVIE; 'W hat's Up, Doc?' Identi­ When Akira Kurosawa was a teen-ager, he would Bane (CC) After a long absence, Kester [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear (CC) A meron. 1990. (In Stereo) cal suitcases and stolen jewels drag an ec­ CD It Takes a Thief returns to find Prue being tried for witch­ human-rights crusade is launched by Presi­ paperboy who lives over his parents' gar­ visit the tiny Japanese village where his father’s Walkin’ ” blasted Ricky Nelson to the top of the dl) Post Cards: Miami centric professor and an impish young Qi) MOVIE: 'Coal Miner's Daughter' craft by the superstitious villagers. (60 dent Carter. age and enjoys life's less stressful as­ charts a few weeks after the episode aired, with min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) d® Newhart (CC). pects. Tonight: Chris convinces Larry to woman into a mad chase. Ryan O'Neal. pieople lived. Near the main thoroughfare stood a Loretta Lynn rises from rural Kentucky [CNN] Newswatch Barbra Streisand. Madeline Kahn. 1972, 60,000 copies of the single sold in three days. poverty to become a country and western skip work, (in Stereo) large rock with flowers placed on top. [A & E ] Life of Agatha Christie A profile [LIFE ] EHects of NSAIDs on Bone & (M) MOVIE: 'Slaughterhouse Five' Rated G. superstar Sissy Spacek, Tommy Lee of mystery writer Agatha Christie, includ­ Middle-aged Billy Pilgrim finds himself un­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Years later, the same TV teen-idol image would Joint Disease: New Insights [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (R) Kurosawa asked why the flowers were there and obscure Rick’s status as an important figure in pop Jones, Levon Helm. 1980. ing film clips of various productions of her stuck in time and traveling from the past to novels. (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Swamp Thing The Swamp Mai­ the present and the future. Michael Sacks, 9:00PM (33 MOVIE: Leona Helmsiey: [U S A ] Equalizer was told after someone had died in that spot 100 NFL Football: Regional coverage The Queen of Mean' Premiere. (CC) music history: the last link to genuine rock ’n’ roll Miami Dolphins at New York Giants, Kan­ den seduces Oboe before turning him into Ron Leibman, Eugene Roche 1972. years earlier, sympathetic villagers placed the stone [CNN] World Report a monster. (R) Based on the life of Leona Helmsiey, the '0:30PM eSD Jack Benny and the progenitor of California rock. sas City Chiefs at Green Bay Packers, New [LIFE] Dentistry Update (R) (57) All Creatures Great and Small New York hotel mogul whose empire CB) Tales From the Oarkside over his grave. The flowers became a tradition, even England Patriots at Cincinnati Bengals, San 5:05PM [TMC] MOVIE. St. Elmo s crumbled in 1988 on charges of tax fraud. “The association with the television show was (61) True Colors Katie jeopardizes Terry's C® Synchronal Research laid down by children unaware of the stone’s history. Diego Chargers at Cleveland Browns or In­ 3:30PM (S) MOVIE: 'Return to May­ Fire' A group of college graduates dis­ Suzanne Pleshette. Lloyd Bridges. Joe Re- death to Rick. TTiat, more than anything, is what did dianapolis Colts at Houston Oilers (3 hrs.) chances of receiving an athletic scholar­ berry' Andy Taylor returns to his home­ cover the pitfalls of life while trying to find ship when she accompanies him to the in­ galbuto, 1990. (In Stereo) Paid Program His father’s home, Kurosawa recalled, was altered (Live) town of Mayberry to run again for sheriff, their place in the world. Rob Lowe, Emilio him in as far as his image went,” said San Francisco terview. (Postponed from an earlier date) ® (40) MOVIE; 'The Running Man' (CC) [ES PN ] Baseball Tonight by the carelessness of those who spoiled its beauty by (3® NFL Football: Miami Dolphins at only to learn that his former deputy Barney Estevez, Demi Moore. 1985. Rated R. (In (In Stereo) rock critic Joel Selvin, author of a biography of Rick Fife has also entered the race. Andy Grif­ Stereo) Executioner-styled athletes hunt convicted [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) to.ssing teacups, beer bottles and other refuse into a Now York Giants From Giants Stadium. (3 prisoners on a sadistic of the Nelson, whose 1985 death in an airplane crash shock­ hrs.) (Live) fith, Don Knotts, Ron Howard. 1986. [ A& E] Road to War Germany invades Po­ 5:30PM CD w h o s the Boss? (CC). land and ignites international tensions. (60 near future. Arnold Schwarzenegger, I 1 :00PM (3D CD News (CC) sU'cam that ran through the center of the village. ed the nation. d® MOVIE: 'The Strawberry State­ dZ) Contrary to Love: A Series on Addic­ CD Wacky World of Sports min.) Maria Conchita Alonso. Yaphet Kotto. CD (2® Paid Program But he could never forget about the stone with “There is no way you could survive coming out of tion ment' A group of college student revolu­ 1987. (In Stereo) tionaries confront members of the (33) MOVIE: 'Oklahoma!' An adaptation [CNN] Newswatch 03) Cheers (CC) flowers, just one of the striking images in the direc­ Ozzie and Harriet and be seen as a real, authentic [CNN] Newsday ® ) Run for Your Life establishment. Bruce Davison, Kim Darby of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Broad­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Honey, I Shrunk the 0® Jimmy Swaggart tor’s lovely, haunting new film, “Akira Kurosawa’s rock and roller.” [D IS ] Frog An unpopular boy finds friend­ 1970. way hit about a cowboy, the girl he loves Kids' (CC) A suburban backyard becomes 03) Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Topic: the ship with the help of a pretty girl and a S® M-A'S'H Nelson’s death is still linked in the public’s mind [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could and the sinister hired hand who tries to a perilous jungle (or four youngsters acci­ Second Coming Guest: opera singer Jer­ Dreams,” his tribute to nature and warning against talking frog. Stars Scott Grimes. Shelley come between them. Gordon MacRae. dentally reduced to the size of insects In­ ome Hines. Also, highlights of the Mon­ (2® 3® S® News Duvall and Elliott Gould. (60 min.) (R) Fly' (CC) A 14-year-old boy who has man’s attempts to conquer it. to his cocaine use. In “Ricky Nelson, Idol for a Na­ never spoken a word believes so strongly Shirley Jones, Eddie Alben 1955. cludes "Tummy Trouble, " a Roger Rabbit treal crusade featuring singers Larnelle (2® Never the Twain Harris and Evie Karlsson (60 min.) (In tion” (Contemporary Books, $18.95), Selvin attempts [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One in magic he becomes an inspiration to (3® Synchronal Research cartoon short. Rick Moranis, Matt Frewer, Ask the Manager Dreams” consists of eight segments, each based Grand Prix of Portugal From Estoril, Por­ Marcia Strassman. 1989 Rated PG Stereo) to set the record straight. those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy d® Honeymooners $3) Arsenic Hall (R) (In Stereo) on one of Kurosawa’s own dreams and featuring a tugal. (60 min.) (Taped) Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia 1986. Rated PG, [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 min ) 0® Synchronal Research (3® Siskel & Ebert "Good Fellas" (Robert single character, the dreamer or “I.” The plane crash initially was tied to alleged [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) (In Stereo) [A&E] Caroline's Comedy Hour (60 DeNiro); "The Tall Guy " (Jeff Goldblum); [LIFE] Pharmacy Rounds (2® (3® MOVIE: 'She Said No' Premiere, min.) “Sunshine Through the Rain,” the first piece, is cocaine freebasing aboard the craft. However, a few [USA] MacGyver [LIFE] Family Practice Update Part 2 of "Funny About Love " (Gene Wilder); "Nar­ (CC) A slander suit forces a rape victim to 2 , [TMC] MOVIE: 'Turner & Hooch' (CC| [CNN] Inside Business (R) weeks after the crash, Selvin writes, “the investiga­ row Margin " (Gene Hackman) A policeman's meticulous lifestyle goes to confront her acquitted attacker once again partly inspired by an old Japanese legend that a fox 1 .30PM Tony Brown's Journal [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min ) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'W ho's Harry the dogs after he is teamed with a mean- incoun. Veronica Hamel, Judd Hirsch, Lee wedding occurs when the sun is out on a rainy day. tion focused almost exclusively on the troublesome d® MOVIE: 'The Wreck of the Mary 3l35PM ®Z) Big City Metro (In Stereo) Grant. 1990. (In Stereo) Crumb?' (CC) A bungling detective uses a spirited, slobbering canine. Tom Hanks, [LIFE] Prescribing Information heater in the rear of the passenger cabin. The tes­ Deare' The officer of a deserted ship finds (61) Charles in Charge (CC| Walter takes The story centers on a 5-year-old boy, who ignores variety of disguises as he searches for the Mare Winningham, Craig T. Nelson 1989 (2® A-Team himself accused of negligence Gary a history class that's taught by Charles [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Richard Pryor Live on timony was released to the press, but headlines about kidnapped daughter of a millionaire. John Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3® Sportsbeat A discussion on Boston's the Sunset Strip' The comedian's views his mother’s advice against walking in the forest Cooper, Charlton Heston, Michael Red­ [A & E ] Crusade in the Pacific The First the heater starting the fire didn’t make quite the grave. 1959. Candy. Jeffrey Jones, Annie Potts. 1989. latest sports news with Upton Bell, Joe on sex, drugs and prison are showcased in when there is both rain and sun outside. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Marine Division engages in battle to secure [USA] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Pursuit' The Fitzgerald, Bob Ryan and weekly quests. this concert filmed ai the Hollywood Pal­ splash the freebasing rumor did two months before.” ® S® Major League Baseball: Boston Guadalcanal during WWII. (R) attractive witness to a political assassina­ (60 min.) (R) ladium. Richard Pryor. 1982 Rated R Rod Sox at New York Yankees From 4:00PM ® NFL Football: Philadel­ tion is stalked by killers. Alexandra Pow­ In the bio^aphy, Selvin emphasizes the sig­ [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Silkwood' An employee Yankee Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) phia Eagles at Los Angeles Rams From ers, Brian Wimmer, Scott Valentine 1990 (®D Married... With Children Season In “The Peach Orchard,” a slightly older boy wit­ nificance of Ricky’s “California rockabilly.” a genre Anaheim Stadium. (3 hrs.) (Live) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Lean on Me' (CC) Dis (In Stereo) Premiere (CC) The Bundys' autumn vaca­ in a plutonium plant exposes unsafe work­ nesses 60 Japanese dolls coming to life in the fields [CNN ] Moneyweek (R) cipline is the weapon of choice for a man tion plans go awry when they're caught in ing conditions. Mery! Streep. Kurt Russell he began, and how his “” youth produced a ( D Memories... Then and Now Sched­ Cher, 1983 Rated R [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Grease' A young man uled: the January 1982 Air Florida plane determined to clean up a violent, drug- 7,30PM (3® Synchronal Research a huge traffic jam (In Stereo) behind his house, the dolls representing the spirits of nightmarish adulthood, marred by heavy drug use infested high school. Morgan Freeman, and his summer sweethean meet again in crash; rock concerts (or charity; hairstyles (2® Carol Burnett and Friends [A&E] Miss Marple: A Caribbean Mys­ [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) peach trees cut down by his parents. “Blizzard” and a roller coaster career. their senior year of high school. John Tra­ of the past decades. Robert Guillaume, Beverly Todd 1989 tery Miss Marple (Joan Hickson) is faced volta, Olivia Newton-John, Stockard Chan- Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (63) Parker Lewis Can't Lose (CC) Parker 1 1 :30PM ® Magnum, P.l. shows a four-man team’s desparate efforts to climb a The book starts with witness descriptions of the Synchronal Research with solving a murder on a tropical island ning. 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3® tries to lose the student election when he (2 hrs ) ® MOVIE: 'Someone Is Watching Me' (Lll-tJ Urtttopaeoic surgery upoaie (n; decides his opponent is the more qualified. mountain in a howling snowstorm. Texas crash of a World War Il-vintage Douglas DC-3 [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update d® MOVIE: 'Fatal Vision' Four years af­ A TV news director is the target of harass­ ter the murders of Freddy Kassab's daugh­ [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (R) (In (In Stereo) [CNN] Week in Review (R) that killed the singer, his girlfriend and some band [M AX] MOVIE: 'Flight of the Phoenix' Stereo) ment by an unknown tormentor. Lauren “Crows” is a tribute to Vincent van Gogh, played ter and two grandchildren, the case is reo­ [CNN] Sports Sunday [D IS ] Carol Burnett Special... Carol, Hutton. David Birney, Adrienne Barbeau members. It flashes back to Ozzie and Harriet’s early (CC| Survivors of a plane crash in the Sa­ Cart, Whoopi & Robin Carl Reiner, by American director Martin Scorsese. “I” is now a pened against MacDonald, now a 6:00PM CD News (CC) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Feds' (CC) Two female 1978 hara fight overwhelming odds to build a res(>ected emergency-room doctor. Karl Whoopi Goldberg and join years together, then traces their son’s life and career, Knight Rider cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ (^ij) Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) grown man, a young photographer looking at some of new plane from the wreckage of the old. Malden, Eva Marie Saint, Gary Cole. 1984 CD Carol Burnett for an evening of music and winding up with his star-studded funeral. James Stewart. Richard Attenborough Part 2 of 2, Q® Synchronal Research ton, D C s traditionally all-male FBI aca­ comedy (60 min.) The Enterprise crew saves a badly injured van Gogh’s work. He eventually finds himself in an Detailed attention is given to Ricky’s late 1950s Peter Finch. 1966. ' demy Rebecca DeMornay. Mary Gross, humanoid who possesses remarkable (22) MOVIE: 'Pack of Lies' A suburban (2® MOVIE: 'Bloodsport' Based on the Ken Marshall 1988 Rated PG-13 (In [H BO ] MOVIE: The Abyss' (CC| powers (60 mm ) (R) (In Stereo) open field with the artist, who proclaims, “All of na­ 2:00PM ( D MOVIE: someone Is true story of Maj. Frank Dux, the first Wes­ recordings, which Selvin says “rank easily with the London couple faces a moral crisis when Stereo) Unearthly underwater phenomena and a (20) Miracle Revival ture has its own beauty.” as he furiously fills page W atching Me' A TV news director is the British agents use their home to spy on terner to win Hong Kong's Kumite, an in­ dangerous government agent complicate a best of Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers and Elvis.” [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine after page. target of harassment by an unknown tor­ their neighbors. Ellen Burstyn, Alan Bates, ternational martial arts competition Jean- deep-sea search (or a lost nuclear sub Ed [2^ [3^ George Michael's Sports Mach­ Selvin takes the reader to the Lew CThudd- mentor. Lauren Hutton. David Birney. Ad­ Teri Garr 1987. Claude Van Damme, Donald Gibb, Leah [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hot to Trot' (CC) An Hams, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Mi­ ine (In Stereo) rienne Barbeau. 1978. Ayres. 1988. produced sessions for Imperial Records that created d® Child Cara: Families in the Balance incompetent stockbroker gets the inside chael Biehn 1989 Rated PG-13 (In M Talking Sports With Rod Michaud “The Tunnel” and “The Weeping Demon” are ( S Major League Baseball: New York Ellen Burstyn narrates this look at how d2) (3® Gf® News track on Wall Street from his talking horse. Stereo) “Waitin’ in School,” “Stood Up.” “Believe What You Bob Goldthwait, John Candy, Dabney (26) Paid Program anti-war pieces, the latter a graphic depiction of the Mets at Chicago Cubs From Wriqle\ day-care affects four families trying to bal­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update d® Doctor Is In Coleman 1988. Rated PG (In Stereo) Massachusens Council of Rabbis Say” and “My Bucket’s Got a Hole in It,” many Field. (3 hrs.) (Live) ance career and home. (60 min.) (R) world after a nuclear holocaust. “Mount Fuji in Red” (2® T.J. Hooker (40) Voices In America O ) MOVIE: 'Fatal Vision' Fact-based and d® To Be Announced. 8:00PM (3) Murder. She Wrote (CC) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'War Party' (CC| A ra­ shows the explosion of a nuclear power plant, a blast featuring the stinging solos of guitar great James (3s) St. Elsewhere [CNN] Sports Burton. Emmy winning account of the murders of (57) Doctor Is In When Jessica suffers a broken arm. she cist ignites a modern-day warpath when he so powerful even the eternal Mount Fuji begins melt­ Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald's ®7) Nat "K in g " Cole hires a typist to meet her deadline, but she kills an Indian brave during a re-enactment [A&E] Partners in Crime Tommy and [H B O ] Dream On (CC) A suicide hotline The book also looks at the darker side of the per­ wife and two daughters in 1970. Karl Mal­ (61) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) must clear the woman of a murder charge. of a 100-year-old massacre Kevin Dillon, client accidentally dials Manin s number. ing. (The director once .said he had a lifelong fear of den, Eva Marie Saint, Gary Cole. 1984. Tuppence investigate the theft of a valua­ (60 mm.) (In Stereo) Billy Wirih, Tim Sampson 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) former’s life: a humdrum acting career, a deeply ble pink pearl. (60 min.) (R) The Borg capture Picard as they set out to fire). Part 1 of 2, ® (4® America's Funniest Home Vi­ (In Stereo) troubled marriage to Kristin Harmon and. finally, his conquer the human race. (60 min ) (R) (In 1 2:00AM (5) (iw) Paid Program §4) Adam Sm ith's Money World: Fear, [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Challengers' A girl Stereo) deos (CC) Clips include: a man-eating [TMC] MOVIE: 'The 'Burba' A subur poses as a boy in order to gain entry to a CtS) Home Shopping Club Kurosawa ends with “Village of the Watermills,” last days as an isolated drug addict, so burned out Greed and the Madness of Crowds (R) [A&E] 1960 Republican National Con­ boat, a reluctant bride; two future baseball banito's plans for a vacation at home are club whose macho members love moun­ stars (In Stereo) ruined when a strange new family moves t2Q) Snakmaster which includes the story of flowers on a stone. This that he wore makeup when he ventured from his @ Mystery): Inspector Moree II (CC) tain bikes and rock music. Gema Zam- vention The history of the 1960 Republi Morse identifies the owner of a red car can Convention (60 min ) (R) CiD To Be Announced. into the neighborhood Tom Hanks, Bruce (22) Earth time, the dreamer walks through a village of almost Mulholland Drive home. progna, Eric Christmas, Gwynyth Walsh Dern, Carrre Fisher 1989 Rated PG (In spotted on the Woodstock Road on the [C N N ] Baseball '90 Selvin, a critic for the San Francisco Chronicle for 1990. Rated NR 11j Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Stereo) (3P' How to Gal a Second Paycheck otherworldly beauty and speaks to a 103-year-old night of Sylvia's murder (60 min.) Part 2 of Season Premiere Diana, Princess of Without Getting a Second Job the past 18 years, said he’s been a Nelson fan since 2 (R) [ES PN ] Major League Baseball: Teams [D IS ] Avonlea (CC) Felix and Andrew [U S A ] Counterstrike Alexander calls rn man, who worries about the destruction of nature but to Be Announced (CC) (3 hrs ) (Live) find a mysterious chest in the attic at the Wales; New Kids on the Block; singer An­ (3$) Quantum Marketing the early 1970s, when the singer won acclaim for his MOVIE: 'Surviving' Two suburban King farm (60 min ) (R) ita Baker; illusionists Siegfried and Rov the team to clear the leader of an environ- concludes, “In fact, it’s good to be alive. It’s excit­ families are devastated when two of their [LIFE] Infectious Disease Update (R) (60 min.) menlalrst group accused of a recent bomb- 61) Gene Scott work with the counmy-rock Stone Canyon Band. The [LIFE] Puzzles in Clinical Allergy (R) rng (60 min ) ing.” children end their lives in a bizarre suicide [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Toy' An unem 1§) Synchronal Research [A8tE] Climate and Man The effect same era produced “Garden Party,” the only out­ pact. Ellen Burstyn. Len Cariou, Molly Ring- ployed man agrees to become a high-paid [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Daffy Duck's Quack- 9;30PM 18 Synchronal Research changing climates and weather systems wald. 1985 companion (or a multimillionaire’s spoiled busters (CC) Daffy, Bugs and Porky open 20 MOVIE; 'The Stratton Story' The have had on human evolution (60 mm ) “Dreams" is Kurosawa’s 28th film. It may not rank standing song Rick wrote. fact-based story of baseball player Monty (61) Against the Law Series Premiere [A&E] Shortstories son Richard Pryor, Jackie Gleason, Ned up a paranormal detective agency in this Part 2 of 3 (R) with his greatest work, “Seven Samurai” or the “That song connected with the most important Beatty 1982 Rated PG collection of canoon classics Mel Blanc Stratton, who refused to let the amputa­ (CC) Crime drama A maverick, but dedi­ [C N N ] Week in Review tion of a leg end his career. Colorized ver­ cated lawyer is not above bending the [C N N ] Worid Report emotional issue of his life: the lack of acknowledge­ [USA] Double Trouble Mel Torme 1988 Rated G Academy Award-winning “Rashomon," but it is still [DIS] MOVIE: Good Old Boy' (CC) Wil sion James Stewart, June Allyson, Frank rules to ensure that justice prevails To­ [DIS] Return of Sheriock Holmes (R) ment for his authentic musical accomplishments,” [USA] Murder, She Wrote (CC) Morgan. 1949. difficult to find a movie in recent years made witli lie Morris’ novel inspired this account of a 4:30PM CD Growing Pains night MacHeath clashes with his former [ESPN] NFL Primetime (60 mm ) (R) Selvin said. 12-year-old boy’s summer adventures in (D (40) ABC News (CC) father-in-law when he defends a mental such care and attention to detail. The many speeches (TS) Synchronal Research 6:30PM 24 57) Civil War Series Premiere (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Criminal Justice' (CC) u. 1942 Mississippi Richard Farnsworth. patient accused of murder (90 min | (In Research and writing the book took six months, (3® Brain Supei Charge (18) Synchronal Research Ken Burns' nine-part examination of Amer­ An ex-con without an alibi faces court about man’s destructiveness become grating, but Maureen O'Sullivan. Anne Ramsey 1988 Stereo) '22) (301 NBC News (CC) ica s Civil War opens with the conflict's room hostilities after a prostitute accuses there’s little else to criticize about a film so personal much of which the author spent interviewing friends [E S P N ] Auto Racing: CART 200 From d® This Week in Baseball Mel Allen dis­ causes, including slavery and states’ rights [LIFE] Family Practice Update Part 1 of cusses news and highlights from the major him of assault and robbery Forest Whi­ and musicians who worked with Rick. Elkhart Lake. Wis. (2 hrs.) (Live) ''Vith David Horowitz vs the Union. David McCullough narrates 2 (R) taker. Jennifer Grey. Rosie Perez 1990 and so technically accomplished. leagues (CC) Lexus car commercial challenge im­ (2 hrs ) Aside from older brother David Nelson, who “sat [LIFE] Family Practice Update Pan 1 of (40) Odd Couple ported bicycles (R) 10:00PM ® Nows (CC) [USA] Hollywood Insider 2. (R) 26 Knight Rider Nature, appropriately, is the star, from the lushness still” for a few interviews, the family “was no help (57) Nat "King" Cole C11' News 1 2:30AM L? ' Runaway W ith the Rich [TM C] MOVIE: 'My Favorite Year' An fSZ) Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (In 61 In Living Color Season Premiere of an ojx;n field to the horrors of radiation, a tribute whatsoever,” Selvin said. Harriet Nelson and Har­ Stereo) [CNN] Inside Business (CC) Sketches male film critics review Cl6j Synchronal Research and Famous Season Premiere All My alcoholic ex-matinee idol has trouble cop­ Children ’ star Susan Lucci m France to Kurosawa’s long-time director of photography, mon refused to meet with the biographer. ing with the pressures of a live TV per­ [LIFE] Medical Economics Video Maga­ Update Part 1 of summer releases, the hardworking West (20 Byron Allen (in Stereo) formance. Peter O'Toole. Mark Linn- zine z (H ) ^dian family runs an entire hospital (In (2.4 El Matador Ricardo Montalban nar II Star Trek Takao Saito. Sound is also used to full, even hypnotic Baker, Jessica Harper 1982 Rated PG [USA] It's Your Move Stereo) rates this look at the training of a young 20 Monsters The father of a werewolf effect, never better than when a dog's terrifying continued... (A & E j Climate and Man The effect bullfighter. 17-year-old Miguel Espinoza family doesn t approve of his daughter's changing climates and weather systems (60 min ) fiance (R) growls fill the screen during “The Tunnel.” have had on human evolution. (60 min.) 24) Newhart (CC) 26 Paid Program 9 9 0 FOCUS/Religion FOCUS/Senior Citizens Today In Histoiy

Today is Saturday, September 22nd, the 265th day of In Brief . . . The war against drug abuse Use of Infoline encouraged 1990. There are 100 days left in the year. Autumn arrives at 2:55 a.m. EDT Sunday. Today’s Birthdays: By JEANETTE CAVE 11:30 a.m., beings Sept. 27 A War We Can Win! Continuing Cosgrove; Bertha Robbings; Patricia Please make note of the following Actress Martha Scott is 76. Baseball manager Tommy Senior Center director Refinishing: Wednesday, 9:30 to Missionary to be commissioned the church-school partnerships in Luoma; Ann Dell; Dietta Leedy; Thursday programs slated for the Lasorda is 63. Actor Eugene Roche is 62. Captain Mark 11:30 a.m., begins Sept. 3 (bring Becky Bowman of South Windsor will be commis­ the war against substance abuse, MACC News Lisa Baker; Paulette Retsinas; Jen­ month of September. Phillips is 42. Actress Shari Belafonte is 36. Singer The senior center is looking for item first day) sioned as a missionary to Japan at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. local SARP’s (Substance Abuse nifer Edgar; S. Chung; Eliz.abclh Sept. 27: “Hi Tones” four-mem­ Debby Boone is 34. Singer-musician Joan Jett is 30. an ofilce worker who can type for Driver Education: Tuesday and services Sunday at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Resource People) in our Manchester Asplund; Daryl Juran; Meg Lyman; ber entertainment group headed by Actor Scott Baio is 29. one day a week for the next several Wednesday, Sept. 23 and 24, $7 St. churches will meet Thursday eve­ Nutmeg Fundsters and Buckley Sharon Janish; Joseph Motta; Lillian Sally Mueller, a local renowmed On September 22nd, 1776, Nathan Hale was hanged as weeks. Familiarity with the com­ (check payable to AARP) register in pianist. The Rev. Paul Goetting, assistant to the bishop. New ning, Sept. 27 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in School staff for contributions made Johnson; Donna Tedford; Elaine a spy by the British during the Revolutionary War. puter would be a plus. Interested office England Synod, will lead the service. Janet Gay of the the Federation Room at Center Con­ in memory of Frederick (Rick) Holcomb; William Hansen; Patricia Men and lady golfers are On this date: persons may call Jeanette Cave at Free tickets to the Manchester Division for Global Mission, will deliver a greeting. gregational Church, 11 Center St. Schwartz. Noonan; Marilyn Turner; Harriet reminded that two make up “rain In 1656, in Patuxent, , an all-woman jury the center at 647-3211. High Football game against South Bowman, daughter of Barbara and Clint Bowman of Wallis; The Estate of Joseph Parla; dates” are scheduled as follows: heard the case of a woman accused of murdering her Windsor High on Saturday, Oct. 6. South Windsor, is a 1985 graduate of South Windsor The function of SARP teams in All those who have helped stock Weathervanc; Joan Tasillo; Helen Have you tried our new senior in­ Sept. 24 make up date for May 21 child. The jurors voted for acquittal. 1 :^ pjn. Complimentary food and High School and holds a bachelor’s degree in global the local church is to act as enablers the shelves in our Emergency ftmtry Cameron; Kathleen Price; Hazel formation line that we initiated and Oct. 1 raindate for Aug. 6. Male In 1789, Congress authorized the office of during the summer? By calling drink will be provided. politics and foreign languages from Gettysburg College in their congregation, coordinating during July and August: Bolton Bedard; Archangela D’Amato; Pat golfers must contact the league of­ Postmaster-General. 647-3240 you can gain easy access Trips, meetings, forthcoming in Pennsylvania. She has also studied at the University of church educational programs and United Methodist; St. Maurice; Haney; Denise Tino; Harriet Potts; fices for golf banquet reservations. In 1792, the French Republic was proclaimed. to up-to-date information and events: The banquet will be held Oct. 4 at Vienna. She has worked as a substitute teacher in the activities with the school programs. Elizabeth Clark; Bolton Women’s Bolton Methodist Church; Bradlecs In 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issued the programs and services. The recorded Oct. 2: Guided Tour of the Army & Navy Club. East Windsor school system. In addition to acting as a link be­ Group; Frank Sheldon; Ruth Nye; Dept. Store; C.E. Kicklightcr; Pat preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, declaring that message will tell you the menu for Manchester with Herb Bengstson: 9 A program entitled “When Some­ Bowman will spxmd 30 months in Japan under the tween church and school, SARP and Katie Dixon; Pat Whitcomb; As­ Belckewicz; Russell Miller; Linda all slaves held inside rebel states would be free as of the day, all scheduled activities for to 11:30 a.m., $5 donation to His­ body You Know Drinks Too Much,” sponsorship of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in religions provide the explicit faith sumption Church; Senior Center; Cherry; Rita Cook; Edith Peterson; January first, 1863. the day, trips departure and arrival torical Society, register in office will be held Monday, Sept. 24, 10 to America. She expects to teach English and to assist in the context for anti-drug abuse educa­ Salvation Army; Nancy LaBonne; Dr. Moyer; Denise Giansante; In 1927, Gene Tunney successfully defended his times, and information on special Oct. 6: Manchester High Football 11 a.m. The program will consist of Japanese Lutheran Church. She will leave Oct. 1. tion. Second Congregational Church; Robert Hurley; Patricia Marsh; Bill heavyweight boxing title against Jack Dempsey in the events such as the flu clinics, trip Game vs. South Windsor High: 1 a video and a discussion led by Raul N.T. Moyer, M.D.; Edie Olandcr; Siddons; Elsa Robingson; Maxine famous “long-count” fight in Chicago. Other functions provided by registrations, program changes, such pjn., free, register in office Schaffrick, program coordinator for Pioneer Girls to meet Elaine Kroll; South United Cosgrove; Elizabeth Zwick; Richard In 1949, the Soviet Union succeeded in exploding its SARP to their faith community in­ Methodist; Lisa Wood; Frances as cancellations. This number can be Oct. 16: Governor’s Day: $2, Alcohol Services at the Wheeler first atomic bomb. All girls in grades 1-5 and their parents are invited to Stevenson; Charles Miller; Gail register in office Clinic. clude providing resources to Libby; Mrs. Engberg; Bolton Con­ Cooper; Arthur Johnson; Deborah called 24 hours a day. It becomes in­ In 1950, Omar N. Bradley was promoted to the rank of Pioneer Girl’s “Piz7ii Party” Sunday, Sept. 30 from 6 to 7 teachers, youth workers, parents and Oct. 17: Halloween in Salem: New seniors not familiar with the gregational Church; Farmers Bell; Ray Julcson; H. Fitzsimmons; creasingly important during inclem­ five-star general, joining an elite group that included p.m. at Presbyterian Church of Manchester, 43 Spruce St. youth, initiating consciousness rais­ ent weather when there is a threat of $43, transportation, sightseeing and Senior Center are invited to attend Market; Betty Rousseau; St. James; Melissa Cote; Priscilla Schwartz; Dwight D. Eisenhower, Douglas MacArthur, George C. Those planning to attend arc asked to make reserva­ ing in the community for the cancellations. Be sure to use it. lunch, call 243-1630 to register the “Newcomers Program” Rev. Rick Gagnon; Beth and Carrie Connie Giacopassi; Laurie Green; Marshall and Henry H. “Hap” Arnold. tions by Sept. 26. For more information, or to make prevention, recognition, intervention Larsen; St. Paul’s Lutheran; New classes starting this week in­ Oct. 23: Geraldo Rivera Show in scheduled for Oct. 1 from 9:30 to In 1958, Sherman Adams, assisumt to President rc.servaiions, call Jean Hammer, Pioneer Girls coor­ Mary Tuttle. NYC: $15, includes transportation of drug abuse, and acting as an ad­ Manchester Grange; First Baptist clude beginning basketweaving, 11:30 a.m. Individuals will be Dwight D. Eisenhower, resigned amid charges of im­ dinator, 647-7591. and show (lunch on your own) leave vocate in both their church and Church of Manchester; Karen Math- Monday, 9:30 a.m.; advanced bas­ shown a video produced by the properly using his influence to help an industrialist. Pioneer Girls is a nationally organized club for girls Manchester regarding a “no use eny; Wes VanCour. ketweaving, Thesday, 9:30 a.m.; and 8 a.mVretum 6 pjn., seats still avail­ seniors on the activities at the cen­ In 1964, the musical play “Fiddler on the Roof’ which includes Bible explorations, singing, crafLs, outing policy” for young people of drugs, line dancing, Monday, 9:30 a.m. able, register in the office ter, learn of the services available opened on Broadway, beginning a run of three-thousand, and club fun. including alcohol, and seeking the And to all those donating clothing WE DELIVER Other classes are as follows: Oct. 23-26: Amish Country: from representatives of Elderly Out­ 242 performances. For Home Delivery, Call development of a church position on to the MACC Clothing Bank in Bridge Lessons: Wednesday - $249, leave 7:15 a.m.Aetum 9:30 reach, and share information on how In 1969, Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants hit Workshop at St. Bridget’s the use of drugs by adults. June: Walter Kulpa; Ruth Nye; 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., begins Oct. 3, p.m., 875-0538 once may get involved at the center. his 6(X)th career home run, during a game against San Nancy LaPointe; Manchester Hous­ 647-9946 Instructor L. Brooks Oct. 30: Cavalcade of Stars: $42, Individu^s registering for a gold Diego. “Footsteps Toward New Life” is a workshop for the SARP also acts in the church to ing Authority; Evelyn McConkey; Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 show/entertainment/transportation, card will also receive a “free” lunch. divorced, separated and widowed to be held in St. Oil Riinting: Tuesday, 9:30 to In 1975, Sara Jane Moore fired a shot at President encourage the understanding of and Ellery Lewry; Richard Egan; Joan 11:30 ajn. call 243-1630 to register To register, please call the center at Bridget’s auditorium, 80 Main St., Sunday from 1 to Gerald R. Ford outside a San Francisco hotel, but missed support for jxirsons and families Smith; Robert Stone; Chris Water Colors: Thesday, 12:30 to Nov. 13-15: Baltimore, Md. 647-3211. when a civilian bystander deflected the shot. 5:30 p.m. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. struggling with alcoholism and drug Hendrickson; Alex Dziama; Barbara 2:30 pjn. “Inner Harbor”: $230 ($50 deposit) We are looking for one or two In 1982, San Francisco’s famous cable cars made a Dorothy Levesque will lead the workshop. The charge addiction. Ten Manchester churches Belknap; Joanne Palko; Peter Siena; register in office, flyers available good volunteers to join the Trip is S5 in advance or $6 at the door. For more information Exercise “Celeste”: Monday, final run before closing down for a 20-month, 60 mil- have already sent 22 members of Margaret McNamara; Neil Coogan; Wednesday and Friday, 1:45 to 2:45 Nov. 29: Radio City Music Hall: Committee which sets the agenda lion-dollar renovation. call 649-2117 or 644-4600. their congregation to the five-hour THE pjn. $45, seats still available for center trips. If interested, call Jan 10 years ago: training programs co-sponsored by Gregory Curtin; Sue Cz.achowski; BIBLE Exercise “Cleo”: Thesday, 1:30 to E»ec. 11: Christmas Wonderland: Sayre at the center, 647-3211. The Persian Gulf conflict between Iran and Iraq MACC and the public school. Phillomena Sawyer; Kathy Kicman; Sisterhood plans city trip Dan Home; John Muro; Tom 2:30 p.m. and Friday, 11 a.m. to $29, includes transportation, visit 12:30 p.m.. Exercise “Celeste” cruptcd.into full-scale war as Iraqi forces invaded south­ SPEAKS greenhouse and Christmas bam, 1:45 pjn. The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Mid­ Churches and individuals inter­ Fiorenlino; Maura O’Connor; John noon western Iran. by lunch (choice of baked scrod or Tuesday: Oil Hunting: 9:30 a.m., dle Tpke., is sponsoring a bus U-ip to New York City on ested in working with the SARP Naretto; William Taylor; William Square Dancing (Adv.): Tuesday, Eugene Brewer chicken pot pie), visit Christmas basketweaving: 9:30 ajn., water Oct. 17. The bus will leave the parking lot of the Temple program are invited to contract the Demko; Eileen Samuel; Alice 10 a.m. to noon at 7:30 a.m. with a stop at Corbin’s Comer, West Evans; Mark Flanagan; John Square Dancing (Beg.): Wednes­ Wonderland, leave 10:30 a.myretum colors: 12:30 p.m., square dancing: MACC office 649-2093 for more in­ The present furor over obscenity in 7:30 p.m., signup Nov. 7 10 a.m., bowling: 12:30 p.m., Hartford, to pick up passengers. formation or the pastor of their chur­ Carlson; Karen Szczechowicz; Phyl­ certain artistic works as funded by day, 9:30 to 11 a.m., begins Oct. 10 Cinema All singups are at the Senior Cen­ grocery shopping (Stop & Shop), The bus will return from Rockefeller Center, N.Y., at ch. lis Knight; Laura Szczechowicz; the National Endowment for the Quilting (Beg. only): Monday, 7 p.m. The cost of the round trip is $20. Far more infor­ Peggy Wright; Use Demko; Chris­ Arts has led to some careless 9:30 to 11:30 ajn., Oct. 22 to Nov. ter, 9:30 a.m., unless otherwise call a iiy in advance for a ride reasoning. To claim that the First 19 noted. Wednesday: Friendship Circle: 10 HARTFORD mation, or to make reservations, call 643-9325. Thank yous: tina Finnegan; Frank Cimino; CInama City — Wild at Heart (R) Sat and Sun 1. 3:40, 7. 9:30. — The Lawrence Colvin. Amendment protects all speech Bonsai: Cancelled Seniors are encouraged to attend i.m., arts and crafts: 12:30 pjn., Tall Guy (R) Sat and Sun iaO. 4, 7:30, 9:45. — After Dark. My Sweet (R) Richard Wingard who donated a and printed matter is patently the Thursday program on Ocu 11, Dridge: 12:30 p.m., exercise Sat arxJ Sun 1:10, 3a0, 7:10, 9:35. — Metropolitan (PG-13) ^ t and ^ n And to all those donating clothing Basketweaving (Adv.): Thursday, 120,3:50, 720,9:40. “just the right size desk” for our false. We live with laws which 2 to 4 p.m„ begins Sept. 27 beginning after lunch, entitled, ‘Celeste”: 1:45 p.m., chess: 2 pjn. to the MACC Clothing Bank in July prohibit libel, false and misleading Author switches faith Clothing Bank. The volunteers are “Living Wills and Durable Health Thursday: Band Rehearsal: 9 EAST HARTFORD and August: Frank Sheldon; P.F. advertising, incitement to riot, etc. Basketweaving (Beg., Intermed.): NEW YORK (AP) — New York Lutheran Bishop Wil­ delighted. Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m. Care Power of Attorneys.” The i.m., Thursday program Buatar'a Pub & Cinema — Air America (R) Sat-Sun 7:30, 9:30. Defenders of these questionable Sfiowcaea CInama 1-10 — Ghoat (PG-13) Sat 1:50, 4:30, 7:20, 10, liam H. Lazareth wished Lutheran author Richard J. Line Dancing: Monday, 9:30 to speaker will be Attorney Loretta Friday: Ceramics: 9:30 a.m., 12:25; Sun 1:50, 420, 720, 10. — GoodFellaa (R) Sal-Sun 1, 4, 7:15, Neuhaus well in his switch to Roman Catholicism, but art works now claim they make 10:30 a.m. Peters of Neighborhood Legal Ser­ bingo: 10 a.m., setback: 12:30 pjn., 10:10. — Darkman (R) Sat 1:15, 320. 5:25, 7:55, 10:15, 1215; Sun 1:15, said such moves can slow ecumenical efforts. political statements and so should 320, 525, 7*5. 10:15 — Furmy About Love (PG-13) Sat 120, 3:30, 5:40, bo unregulated. If political, the Dried Rowers: Thursday, 9:30 to vices. exercise with Celeste: 1:45 pjn 7*0, 1020, 1225; Son 120, 3:M, 5:40, 7:50, 1020. Narrow Margin (R) While Lutherans and Roman Catholics are working for Thoughts government has no business fund­ Sal 1:10, 3:15, 5:15 7:40. 9:56, miivoht; Sun 1:10, 3:15 5:15 7:40, 9:55. — Poatcarda From the Edge (R) Sat 1, 325. 510, 7:25 9:45. 11:55; Sun agreement on the gospel, “ecumenical gridlock results ing them, obscene or not. whenever this church consensus is replaced by personal 1, 3:05, 5:10, 725, 9:45. — Pretumed tnrvxant (R) Fri and Sat 1:40, 4:15 Clearly some ‘art” violates some 705. 9:40, 12:10; Sun 1:40, 4:15, 705, 9:40. — Death WtarranI (R) Sat conversions in either direction,” he said. 125, 3:35 535, 7:35 930, 11:40; Son 125 335, 535 735. 9:30. — 1 recently heard a story of a man rising form their once-beautiful •contemporary community stan­ Social Security FlaOinera (R) Sat 205 4:40. 7. 920, 11:45; Sun 205 4:40, 7, 925. — dards”, necessarily determined by Network marks second year who was informed while sitting in home. At this moment, when anyth­ Hardware (R) Sat 1 0 5 3, 5. 7:10,9:15 1130; Sun 1.0 5 3,5, 710 9 15 church that his house was on fire. ing he might have said could be ex­ someone. Incidentally, Americans MANCHESTER I NEW YORK (AP) — The Vision Interfaith Satellite QUESTION: My 78-year-old Responding to the news, he gathered cused owing to the grief of the mo­ need to read Romans 1:18-31. responsible only for the part of the deductible. Contact your Medicare UA Tbeatara Eaa« — The Eiordat III (R) Sat and Sun 420. 935 — 1 Network marked its second anniversary this week, ad­ Moreover, the N EA has the right, mother is recovering from a stroke Mon at Work (PG-13) Sat and Son 225, 4.30, 720, 925. — Arach- his two teen-age boys and hurried to ment, instead this man took a once- medical insurance $75 annual carrier for more information. ding 12 new series in drama, documentary, children’s oven obligation, to screen applica­ which weakened the right side of nophobia (PG-13) Sat and Sun 215 4:40. 7, 920. — Air America (R) Sat their truck. Their home was a new deductible which she has not met, (QUESTION: I know there’s a and Sun 2 7:10. — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat midniohl_ and call-in programs. in-a-lifetimc opportunity to teach. tions without being wildly accused her body. Will Medicare pay for one, some fifty miles out in the He said to his sons: “Now look, you the 20 percent coinsurance amount limit on how much you have to pay Class of 1999 (R) Sat midnight — Cry-Baby (PG-13) Sat nitkaghl A new drama mini-series, ‘Trinity Playhouse,” con­ of censorship. If artists want treatment needed to help her recover country, the home they had dreamed can spend all your life storing up and any noncovered services. She in Social Security taxes. What is it VERNON sists of five spiecials adapted from the work of novelist federal subsidies, they must ac­ the strength in those areas? also may receive services directly for this year? for many years of building. The treasures of the earth, and you can cept the regulations. If they cannot Cine 1 * 2 — Man at Wbrk (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2 7. — Air America (FO Graham Greene, produced especially for VISN. ANSWER: Yes. Medical in­ Sat and Sun 4:15, 9:30. — Problom CNId (PG) Sat and Sun 1.30, 3:15. — man’s wife was home alone sit on a hill and watch them go up in abide those restrictions, let them from an independently practicing. surance will help pay for medically ANSWER: The maximum Ifeung Guns II (PG-13) Sal and Sun 4:45 7:10. — The Exordst III (R) ^ recuperating from a recent .surgery, flames, or, you can store up the right remove their hands from Unde Medicare-approved physical or oc­ Sun 9:40. Ethics scholar dies necessary outpatient physical amount is $51,3(X). After you cam but fears for her safety were allayed kind of treasures and take them with Sam's pockets. cupational therapist in his or her of­ this much. Social Security taxes will WILLIMANTIC NEWTON CENTRE, Mass. (AP) — Jan Cary Peck, when a returning fire truck informed you through eternity.” therapy services if her doctor fice or in her home if such treatment 58, a noted social ethics scholar at Andover Newton CHURCH OF CHRIST prescribes the service, and if the not be deducted from your salary. If U X The Cloamaa — Ghost (PG) Sal and Sun 2. 4:35 7:15, 9:55. — him that she was safe. David McMillan Lydall & Vernon Streets is prescribed by her doctor. The Postcards From the Edge (R) Sat and Son 230, 4*0, 7:40 10 — doctor or therapist sets up the plan you have more than one job, Presumed Irmooenl (R) Sat and Sun 205, 4:40, 720, 10 — Narrow Mar­ Theological School and social-justice activist, died Sept. Soon they came to a high spot, The Church of Jesas Christ of maximum amount that Medicare can Phone:646-2903 of treatment and periodically however, you may pay Social gin (R) Sal and Sun 2-25, 425. 725 935. - Darkirwi (R) Sat and Sun 10 after a four-month illness with cancer. and saw in the distance the smoke Latter-Day Saints pay in 1990 for this service is $6(X) 2:15 425 7:10, 925 — Funny About Love (PG-13) Sal arxl Sun 215 reviews the plan. Your mother is a year subject to the Medicare Security taxes on both your jobs. 4:35 7:10,9:30. 1 9 9 0 FOCUS/Advice Lower body heat to raise sperm count DEARA ¥» T\T>DR. GOTT: T»I’ve___ 1 been. married . . . nine years — ______without getting pregnant. My husband’s urologist says mouth and irritated throat. Can you offer any sugges­ tions. Woman’s day at beach turns into big pain his sperm count is extremely low because his body temperature is one degree too high, which slows spemi Dr. Gott DEAR READER: It’s not clear from your question DEAR ABBY: A couple of weeks ago I was at the production. He puts ice on every night with no luck be­ why you have bronchial congestion and why you use in­ Readers, exposure to ultraviolet radiation is one of the halants. beach on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. 1 spent most of cause his doctor says he requires constant cooling. Is leading contributing factors to two kinds of skin cancer Peter Gott, M.D. Astlimatics are often aided by inhaling aerosolized the time in the water and sunning myself. 1 didn’t have — and most of it is attributable to tanning. there any other way to reduce body temperature? any sunscreen because 1 ran out and neglected to buy Dear Abby DEAR READER: Ordinarily, the testicles are medication. However, the over-use of such therapy can Dermatologists recommend the following measures: catLse dry mouth and throat irritation, as well as worsen­ more. (It’s also quite expensive.) Minimize exposure to ultraviolet rays. The sun’s ef­ protected from excess body heat b ^ u s e they lie outside Well, I learned the hard way that the sun is much exposure to light during the summer — may play an im­ ing of the asthma. fects are at a peak between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily. If the body in the scrotum. Scrotal temperature is 2 to 3 portant role that has yet to be identified. stronger between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. than the rest of the Abigail Van Buren degrees cooler than rectal temperature. This is why, in Bronchial congestion can also result from allergies outdoor activities cannot be avoided during these times, One fact remains clear: Sperm production is definitely day, and also that the gradual loss of our ozone layer cases such as your husband’s, fertility experts advise (such ds hey fever), air pollution and infection (chronic wear a hat and protective clothing. These precautions seasonal — and heat may be a consideration. bronchitis). Rather than addressing the cause(s) of the causes the sun to do more damage to the skin than ever should be especidly heeded by fair-skinned people, be­ against using jockey briefs; this type of underwear may before! I’m glad I have health insurance to pay for the Perhaps your husband should talk to a urologist about congestion — for example, giving up cigarettes — some cause they are at a high risk for skin cancer. hold the testicles too close to the body, thereby inhibiting ways to lower body beat into the normal range. For ex­ I burned my back so badly that I had to lie on my uluasound that had to be done, not to mention the doctor people prefer to use over-the-counter inhalers, such as Be aware that reflective surfaces such as sand, snow, sperm formation. ample, the use of Tylenol could reduce body temperature stomach for 4-1/2 days because the prain from sitting visits and prescriptions. Unfortunately, I missed celebrat­ Primatene Mist, in an aUeinpt to solve the iwoblem. This ice and concrete can reflect from 5 percent to 50 percent In a recent medical report (New England Journal of and, secondarily, testicular temperature. Also, your hus­ down, leaning back in a chair and bending my knees to practice rarely succeeds. ing my wedding anniversary, because I couldn’t move. of the sun’s rays. Medicine, July 5, 1990), researchers in Texas showed band should wear loose-fitting garments, avoid hot en­ walk was too excruciating! It’s been almost two weeks, Abby, please urge your readers to learn from my If you are considering using a tanning salon, discuss it that semen quality deteriorates during the heat of sum­ vironments and make every effort to encourage loss of and I’ve already peeled three layers of skin in most misery. I urge you to be examined by a doctor to discover the with a dermatologist first. mer, leading to less fertility and a deficit of births in the body beat — by sleeping under fewer blankets, for ex­ places and am still having trouble walking, because the FRIED IN MINNESOTA cause of your respiratory symptoms. If you are asthmatic, Use a sunscreen of at least 15 SPF whenever the skin spring. The investigators concluded that this ample. The ice therapy seems a bit brutal to me and, as your physician might prescribe pills to help your conges­ veins in one leg have begun to clot up from lying dor­ DEAR FRIED: I’m sorry about your mishap — but is to be exposed to the sun. Fair-skinned people should phenomenon is caused by the effects of environmental the doctor suggests, it isn’t appropriate. mant for so many days. I’m publishing your letter to warn others: tion — and discontinue the inhalers — to give your apply sunscreens more liberally. heat on the production of sperm. However, other experts DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m plagued with bronchial con­ throat and mouth a rest. If you are not asthmatic, the doc­ believe that factors other than heat — such as increased gestion. I use inhalants, but they leave me with a drv tor will suggest more appropriate therapy. KfT ’N' CARLYLE by Urry WrigM THE BORN LOSER by Ait Sanaom m THE NEW BREED THE ORBWELLS by BUI Schorr MIL : WHEM HOO O 5 6 THIM6 fCR HIaT* rfEEZ,„TUE TRAFFIC 15 A WHUTH 15 a o o v AMP l'^\6 0 IW A WHOP ■mATi’ ,^ r M 60WA WHUP YAl HP eN<\iec?[ KILLER TUPAy,,, ■ BF£AU5E I'M D “ n ____ •5TARVEP... 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Motorcycles/Moped#...... 15 — lens 61 Make lace Mom«i for Sole...... 3t -Ottlc#/R#toll Eouioment...... Auto Services...... ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnw>n Roommotei Wonted . MONTHLY RATES... Autos fo r Ront/Leose ...... 17 Briny deep 62 Dancer Condominium! for Sole ...... JJ Wonted to Rtnf ..... Coll 643-2711 for more Information! tiecreailonol Equiom#nt...... 18 Water- Jeanmaire Misceltontout Automotive.. - ---- TT------7 ^ Boali and Morin# Eouioment.... Wonted to Ruy/Trod# ...... encircled 63 Conclusion WHBH WE First MARRIED, lands MATES: 1 to 6 dovi; 90 c«nti o#r lin t per dov. OEAOLINES: For clotilfltd advorllirntnli to READ YOUR AD: Clottifed Rdvertleomonli ore 19 Carries DOWN I ACTUALLY WORRIED WE'D 7 to 19 doyi; 70 cents per line per day. 21 Fleur-de- — bo oubllihtd Tuoidov through Saturday, tho tokon by telephone os a convenience. The RUM OUTOFCOMVCR6ATIOIO,' ?0 to 25 days' 60 cents oer line per day. Monchesler Herold li resoonilble for only one 23 Aug. time 1 Type of dtodllne li noon on tho dov botor# oubiko- 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per dov. 24 — process pasta 23 Frozen car­ 4 4 ------Is tlnn. For odvortliomonti to bt publlihod Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of Minimum chorat; 4 lines. the ortolnol insertion. Errors which do not lessen (of steel- 2 Surface bon diozide Born T /.londov, th# dtodlln* li 2:30 D.trt. on Fridoy. the value of the advertisement will not be making) measures (2 wds.) 46 Essential Uvl®- (VI rV) fHwAwv-) corrected by on oddltlonol Insertion 24 Two­ part J h 28 Trees 3 Senator Clai­ rl% 32 Annoy borne — wheeled 47 Diva's 33 Enticing 4 Wanderers vehicle specialty .0^ 34 Fencing 5 Joyful 25 Is human 48 Doesn't NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED sword exclamation 26 Peel exist 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 35 Actor — 6 Entertain­ 27 Montreal 50 Look As a condition precedent Kristoffer- ment org. ballplayer steadily CERTIFIED NURSES AS­ to the placement of any RECEPTIONIST/ son 7 Insect egg 29 Part ol a 51 English SISTANTS- 3-11. Full SECRETARY-Full time REAL ESTATE BRAND NEW LISTING II! 37 Honey bee 8 Jogs church school advertisinq in the time. In a lovely 120 person for small HOMEMAKER Uniciue 8 room Colonial genus 9 Pep 30 Part of a ship 52 Oboe. e.g. Manchester Kerald, Ad­ DIETARY 39 Bishop’s 10 On the shel­ 31 Close falcon 55 Language bed skilled nursing manufacturing firm in TO MONEYMAKER on Boulder Rd. in vertiser hereby agrees province tered side eyes sutlii facility. Excellent Manchester. Duties in­ Help-U-Sell Real Estate Manchester. Features 40 Anglo-Saxon 11 Dec. holiday 36 Cull 56 — Tin Tin SPIOER-MAN by Stan Laa to protect, indemnify wages, and benefits. clude answering all in­ w ill train 3 Individuals In a include 4 bedrooms, slave 16 Electric fish 38 Horizon (movie dog) and hold harmless the AIDES new and unique method of 41 Illustrator 20 Plains Indian 42 Pul on solid 57 Actress Become part of a caring coming telephone lines, 2.5 baths, fireplace, 2 Manchester Herald, its servicing buyer & seller rear porches, walk up Norman — 22 Blurry food West I^ M 'T IT w o n d e r f u l T V lA Y B e IF /M A v e e THATS team. Call M.J. Toomey greeting visitors, filing, Full and Part Time n a A /ta officers and employees attic, spacious rooms, HAVIN& AN e \/e N lN & ALOte YOU'P STOP w h a t j w a s R.N. DNS Salmon dataBata entry, typing and NO CANVASSING r r r F 5 " 10 TT against any and all Brook Convalescent generalgeneral office dufit..duties. Dietary Aides posi NO COLD CALUNG flexible floorplan, 1st VMITH n o BAP VILLAIN? THAT(R0NIN(7-/ HOPINO you'p liability, loss or ex­ TO 'NORRYABOUT? Home 633-5244. Must be energetic and We furnish buyer & seller floor laundry, thermo 12 rn r n r pense including tion available at leads. High Income poten- windows, newer DENTAL ASSISTANT people orientated. I PUN NO. I attorneys’ fees, arising Good organizational lia l. High commissioniiss driveway and roof. 15 n r wanted- Full time posi­ splits. Full & part lima CAN'T t h in k OF from claims of unfair skills. Full company Salmon Brook Con­ Beautiful treed setting tion available im­ positions available. . ANyTHlNCPDf?^ trade practices, infring- benefits. For additional with lots of privacy. As­ 18 ment of trademarks, mediately in valescent Home in CALL BOB OR RAY information or to set up 646-1316 king $264,900. Jackson trade names or patents, Manchester general & Jackson Real Estate, i 2r dentist office. Ex­ an appointment call Glastonbury. Duties violation of rights of 647-1431. 647-8400. perience or degree privacy and infringe­ 12 SITUA’nON LAtJBT ment of copyright and required. Call 649- include meal serv­ uaeeiz ______WANTED______22T 9-22 proprietary rights, unfair 2748. WAITRESSES ice to elderly, clean­ competitior, and libel FULL TIME NIGHT MATH TUTOR WANTED 35 and slander, which may EVENINGS Manager for convience ing, etc. needed for basic to col­ CLASSIFIED result from the publica­ store. 12 midnight-8am. Full or Part Time lege courses. Initiative: EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaidar tion of any advertise­ Benefits. 633-4155. Contact study for electronic CRAFTS ment in the Manchester degree. Please call Don A Feature of This 7 Herald by advertiser, in­ MANCHESTER- secretary SHADY DDO'T (rW m c:x&R:lSl^XD for one man law office. Lorri Lennon for more information. Newspaper w cluding advertisements 282-7205. EXE.RCSE. in any free distribution Shorthand & word GLEN at publications published processing a must. MATURE WOMAN-Look- TT 646-2425.______by the Manchester 643-0511 ing for housework. Call 659-8652 646-2239 anytime. w [59 ra r Herald. MATURE WCMAN to 360 W. Middle Tpke. work in daycare. Posi­ M il l “. i 31 r e r r»3 tions in infant, 2 & 3 Manchester Parkade 1 LOST and FOUND year rooms. Hours 1-6. 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- Sign Up Bonus $5000 (c) 1990 by NEA. Inc. Call The Childrens TUNITIES FOUND-Caf,grey/white Place Inc. Manchester. for ^lesperson markings, double paws. 643-5535. Full Details With ••RARE CHANCE^^ Local South Windsor area. MEDICAL RECEP- SALES snack vending route- 644-8284 after 5. Interview ALL CASH INCOME- 9 2.3. TICNIST for Doctor of LOST- female Siamese Internal Medicine in $4000/Month START WITH A for sale, call dan 1-800- 749-1115. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll cat. Autumn Street Manchester. Ex­ BASE SALARY area. REWARD. 643- perience preferred. Call Written Guarantee ESTABLISHED VENDING 7331. OF $300 I'M <50tN<5 TO PUN FC 643-8573.______R O U TE No IT WONY EASV...m-tE ARE THE OANITCDR National Corporation exparxt- C LA eS PPESICENT ONLy TWO -SURE \A3TB0 PIZZA COCK & Prep man Stephen now offers the competition. Invest­ ANPHI© CDOS-. 3 ANNOUNCEBIENTS ing k) your area. No nights, no greatest pay commission THISTEPAA. . YVEtSOi; SOfAR... X wanted. Days or nights. ment secured by Experience preferred. waekends, no ta ^L Draw and IrKentive ever. Groat fringe equip.& merchandise. CELEBRITY CIPHER DEER HUNTER-Needs Apply at Nullis 706 bonuses available. Commer­ benefits. Experienced Call SAN-O-SEAT 1- | i Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous private land permit on cial accounts. High dosing people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for Hartford Road, people may maintain their 800-852-5898 24 Hrs. f | | another Today's due K equals Y 10 acres. Will pay $. Manchester. avefcige. Full tradning period. seniority if you join Our units save 20 per cent on VENDING Top local route. ,,.4 "CkaW s®: 523-9388. Stephen's team. Experi­ electric bills. Guaranteed. Priced to sell now. Call l i ^ ■UMTMO OXWLM j(loJ ' I SALESPERSCNS for enced or the desire to be ((ijj O.uur, Customer pays us part ol the Fred. 1-800-749-0044. ^ J 5 FINANCIAL Center Street Seven trained. Your future to great setvings. KNBO DXUV YN Eleven. Full & part time earnings awaits in Bristol. ALL TYPES OF LOANS- hours. Good starting 14 m sTRuenoN Pi p $5000 AND UP. Whatever CALL ASK FOR KNBO IDWSVOMU — Pl(k wage with insurance & EXPERIENCED- Piano 4-Z2 OtvAlU your situation is we can vacation benefits. Good Joseph Corey or help you. Call 212-978- SUNDAY AND MONDAY teacher accepting bnghi.n your kiich.ni|g WY SMXTML KNBO HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browrta customer service & deli Jim Mica beginning students of SrDatigni p«ini«d,^; 3533. skills helpful. Apply in all anac XvIC Qnos •rribroldarad or drawn on _agos. 645-8091. fabric to maka dacoraliva^ person at 513 Center ONLY STEPHEN FWVLMIYWNU I ALWAV:^ vMATOM ^ :;:l easi comer si., manchestor ci 06040 (800)544-4932 NEARLY 6 ACRES-16x32 In-ground Sabrina pool. STYLE AND CHARAC- Astrograph Quiet country road, TER-MANCHESTER, spacious design, $189,900. Enjoy yesteryear while living Grand Opening!! Qrand Opening screen porch, skylight, sides it will make your pal feel better things today that will give you feelings ol appliances, ceiling fans, in today in this beautiful f V too. being industrious and productive. It you 6-panel doors. older Colonial. Large % u r SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D«c. 21) The lack purpose and direction, your day Our "New" Model is Ready... of Coventry, $179,000. entry foyer, kitchen with secret to getting what you want materi­ will not be lulfilled Philips Real Estate, breakfast nook, bright ^ B irth d a y ally today is not to make it your priority GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Try to sched­ 742-1450, 647-8120. and airy Sun Room. objective. It you tocus on what you can ule your day so that you can participate ...and its filled with all the our NEW MODEL at... Sept. 23, 1990 mi-1II muulliii null F Nice deep lot. D. W. give instead ot what you can get. things in some enjoyable pastime If you have favorites on your most Fish Real Estate, 643- will tall into place to set work aside to do so. you’ll find OVERSIZED CAPE- wanted list: WOODCREEK 1591. Dealings you'll have with large commer­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Even you will be able to complete it more effi­ -1st floor fireplaced family Packed with features cial organizations could be extremely though you’ll be the torce today in ciently later rewarding in the year ahead. Your abili­ room CONDOMINIUMS like 1st floor family bringing ott something of Importance, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Even -Two-bedroom Townhouses room, 2 1/2 baths, TOTALLY REMODELED I ty to penetrate these industries will 'Center islarxl kitchen let a companion who had only a small though It may seem like an inconve­ -1 l/2batis country kitchen and 3/4 3 Bedroom Ranch, come about through good friends open­ -2-car garage hand in the ettort share the limelight. nience at the time, doing things for oth­ ■Garage acrelll Quality, asking hardwood floors, many ing doors for you. ers today will make you feel good about -1st floor master bedroom 4QUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You’ll en­ -Cental/\ir $199,900. Call Linda established plantings. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The aspects joy involvements with friends today and yourself Help without being asked. with whirlpool bath Brown Re/Max East Of 1-1/2 baths, full length indicate you could be quite successful perhaps even more so it there are activi­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone you -1st floor laundry From * 121,900 The River 647-1419. rear wrap around deck. today in endeavors you personally di­ ties that have a little friendly competi­ know on a purely social basis might be MODEL $231,900 ~ Other Homes From $214,500 F 2 car garage. North rect. If there Is something important you tion Be sure to keep everything in a lust the person you need at this time to SfiW time to customize by Windham, reduced want to accomplish, don't delegate au­ light vein, however help swing something important you’re Reservoir Heights choosing your own colors, WHY HAVE W i'SOLD 54 UNITS? PICTURE BOOK CAPE- $132,900. Dir: Route 6 thority. Libra, treat yourself to a birth­ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Bold mea­ contemplating Manchester, $147,500. by F.N. Builders cabinests S flooring. . ..because we hove the nnonctal enrolls that con show you how. with to Route 203, Left on day gilt. For your personal horoscope, sures might be called tor today in order VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapi. 22) You could be Well kept home on a Beaver Hill, 3 miles on lovescope, lucky numbers and future to achieve a specific objective. II this rather fortunate materially today I Model Hours: Saturdays 12-4 or by Appoint- smoll downpayments, you too con own o brand new Condo! quiet side street with Rt. Philips Real forecast, call Astro-Tone (95 cents pier situation demands it. be as brave as you through an arrangement with someone Exclusive agency: I ment Anytime lots of extras including state, 742-1450, 647- minute): Dial 1-900-990-9400 and enter have to be with whom you have strong emotional D«cg on bus cable, carpeting, air VERNQN CENTER-5 bedrooms, 2 baths. For­ captains chair $50. NOTICE TO CREDITORS line, near hospital. 5678 Evenings.______BTUs each. Asking, 1 bedroom apartment. included. $660. 247- month. 646-3551 after 4 conditbning. Call BAT- Room apartment, older mal dining room, fuliv 39 ROOMMATES 643-8784 ESTA TE O F 5030. or weekends. $575. Call Bob, 649- MANCHESTER- 4 room applianced kitchen'. $125, again negotiable. JENNIE D. GIOIELU Quiet, secure building. ISOS. home, heat and hot ______WANTED______1147 or 646-3824. Duplex with garage. Washer/dryer. Garage, Call 647-1 791, Like new. 2nd floor. water. $700 a month. evenings. The Hon. William E. $550/month. Peterman Stove, refrigerator. 875-9866. spacious yard. Evon- ROOM FOR RENT- $350 76 MACHINERY A FitzGerald, Judge of the Court Realty 649-9404. $625/month + utilities. ings 429-5961.______monthly or can pay TOOLS of Probate, District of 633-4189. weekly. Utilities Manchester at a hearing held 1 bedroom Apartment. 33 CONDOMINIUMS MANCHESTER-Availablo MACHINERY for lapidary END ROLLS 11/1, vinyl sided 3 included. Security on 09/13/90, ordered that all Clean, quiet, secure MANCHESTER-2 Family, FOR RENT work. Grinding wheels, 21'A" width — 50$ bedroom Colonial in ex­ required. Call Amy for ''laims must be presented to building. Heat, hot 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, appointment 646-9875. discs, saws, & polishing 13" width — 2 for 50« je fiducia^ at the address cellent condition. Deck water, appliances, garage, appliances. MANCHESTER- 2 powders. 647-1586 Newsprint end rolls can be elow. Failure to promptly and garage. $900. per qaraqe. $535. Laundry Lease and security bedroom Townhouse. after 5pm. picked up at the Manchester iresent any such daim may month plus security. No facilities. Lease & t ! Speciolis^D cosh with on od In Classi­ Affordable Prices > 1“ #327, Charles and Pamela Basils, 299 Lake Road, request Licensed & Insured. WaU Papering and Painting Value Priced WAS $28,885 SAVE $8,895 for a variance to Section 11.2 of the Andover Zoning Regula­ fied? 643-2711. 3D 03 645-7887 Call Dave Adamick X years Experience USED CAR BEST BUYS! | 1 9 , 9 9 0 tions of thirty one (31'6') feet six inches in the frontyard set­ lor a free quote. back requirements for construction of an addition to an existing Insurance, References and 1960 LINCOLN TOWN CAR $19,950 D > CHILD CARE T h e r e ”'s s o m e o n e o u t ______6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 Loxied. 1 O m r. iow M im garage. Free Estimates $9,500 there who wants to buy 1967 ACURA INTEGRA L3 1990 BUICK SKYLARK > - • #328, Peter and Lisa Turgeon, 46 Lakeside Drive, request AlA i, AC. Lodv M ih e your power tools. Find MARTY MATTSSON for a variance to Section 24.3.6 of the Andover Zoning Regula­ GSL Building 1968 SUBARU GL SEDAN $6,900 4 Door, Automatic, Power Steering, Power T3 ' that buyer with o low-cost 649-4431 tions of two (2) feet in height for construction of a fence seven Licensed Day Care Mom Maintenance Co. AT. AC. PS. PB Brakes, Stock #1423 Was$12,303‘. (7) feet in height. iod In Classified. 643-2711. 1 see TOYOTA CEUCA $ 8 ,9 9 5 Has Two Before & After Commorclal/Residenlial. AT. AC. StorcQ Sunrooit LoM/A4bs GMAC FIRST TIME BUYER DISCOUNT #329, William and Muriel Smith, 48 Pine Ridge Drive, re­ "W e can tell you School Openings In The building repair and home' 1885 CHEVY SPECTTTUM $ 2 ,9 0 0 TO QUALIFIED BUYERS S600. quest for a vananoe to Section 11.2 of Ihe Andover Zoning ROOFING/ improvements. Interior and- 4 Dr., Auto. 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The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs of the next 13 games as Skoff ran out of painted red and white, to their feet. last played each other in October 1972, and they’re not energy. The American needed less than “It took me a while until I got used to scheduled to meet this year. two hours to complete his 7-6 (7-3), 6-0, everything,” Muster said. “The last three 6-1 victory. sets I was playing some of my best ten­ The renewal of the Giants-Dolphins “rivalry” at the Meadowlands — the meeting 18 years ago was the only The fourth-ranked Agassi so dominated nis.” Skoff that the Austrian did not win a The Austrian left hander, ranked one between the teams — is Sunday’s only matchup of single point on his own serve in the seventh in the world, did not lose his 2-0 teams. The league’s other four undefeated teams will be at second set. serve in the second or third sets and home, with Cincinnati (2-0) playing New England (1-1), “I think a lot of SkofT’s tennis was on recorded four of his eight service breaks the Los Angeles Raiders (2-0) facing Pittsburgh (1-1), emotion that first set and I felt like it was against Chang in those two sets. Chicago (2-0) meeting Mirmesota (1-1) and San Francis­ just a question of getting through it,” “In the second and third sets he was Agassi said. “If I had lost the first set I able to dictate the points and 1 was having co entertaining Atlanta (1-1). I to play on the defensive,” Chang said. In other Sunday games, it will be Dallas (1-1) at think he would have played like that for a Tha Asaoclalod Pra little bit longer, but I’m not sure how long The rain, which was not hard enough to Washington (1-1), Indianapolis (0-2) at Houston (0-2), — Phil Sim m s and the New York Giants will take on an unfamiliar opponent he would have kept that up.” stop play, did not seem to greatly affect Kansas City (1-1) at Green Bay (1-1), Phoenix (1-1) at READY TO GO In the other semifinal, Australia took a either player. New Orleans (0-2), San Diego (0-2) at Cleveland (1-1), when it takes on the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. It's their first meeting since 1972. 2-0 lead over Argentina in Sydney, In Sydney, Wally Masur defeated Mar­ Philadelphia (0-2) at the Los Angeles Rams (1-1), Seattle Australia. The semifinal winners will play tin Jaite 3-6, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 6-0, 6-2 in a (0-2) at Denve.'' (10-1), snf Detroit (1-1) at Tampa Bay Falcons at 49ers: San Francisco will be without John games. Their offense ranks 26th overall, including 24th for the title Nov. 30-Dec. 2. three-hour struggle, giving Australia a 2-0 ( 1- 1). Taylor, its leading receiver, against the penalty-plagued in rushing and 27th in passing. Cleveland s defense also Agassi and Skoff traded sharp passing lead. Earlier, Pat Cash swept past Alberto Monday night’s game has Buffalo (1-1) at the New Falcons. Taylor, who has 13 catches for 235 yaids, has a has been subpar, allowing the Jets 362 yards last week, shots and delicate drop shots in the tie­ Mancini 6-1, 6-1, 6-2 in the opening York Jets (1-1). bruised back and will be replaced by Mike Sherrard. including several big plays. breaker until the eighth point, when Agas­ singles match on the grass center court at Dolphins at Giants: The Dolphins, out of the playoffs The Falcons, under new coach Jerry Glanville, have 22 Elagles at Rams: Philadelphia, expected to contend si recovered from a slip to take a 5-3 lead. White City. since 1985, have been one of the league’s early season penalties for 218 yards, both league highs. with the Giants in the NFC East, are in danger of going He won the next point on Skoff’s serve, Masur was given a pep talk from his surprises. TTiis is their first 2-0 start since 1984. Cowboys at Redskins: The Redskins will definitely 0-3, and Coach Buddy Ryan has been feeling the heat. then slammed an ace to finish the set. teammates during the break after the third Noted for their passing with Dan Marino, the Dolphins be ready for this game. “I heard rumors there was some conspiracy to get rid set. are an unaccustomed second in the league in rushing. Last year, they were not prepared, and the Cowboys of Coach Ryan,” tight end Keith Jackson said after en­ “Andre was playing great tennis. I’ve “The guys told Wally he had to get his Sammie Smith leads NFL rushers with 215 yards. embarrassed them 13-3 at RFK Stadium — Dallas’ only ding his 50-^y holdout this week. “So, 1 figured that if I never played somebody who could put feet moving,” said Australian captain The Giants, meanwhile, are first in the league in stop­ victory of the season. come in and we win, there is no way they can get rid of me under pressure like that, never ever. Neale Fraser. “He came out dancing. It ping the rush. ‘To lose to Dallas again this year, we can’t really have him.” There was nothing I could do,” Skoff was a fantastic effort.” In their only previous meeting, Miami won 23-13. that happten,” wide receiver Gary Clark said. “Last year, said. “If you don’t put pressure on Agassi In a world group qualifying match for “We usually watch game film of our last meeting with we took them lightly and they stuffed us. This year, he makes you run like a dog.” the 1991 Davis Cup, Henri Leconte and a team in order to help prepare us for an opponent,” we’re not taking them lightly.” FACTS ABOUT FAX Th* Associatod Proas With many of the 17,000 fans leaving Guy Forget gave France a 2-0 lead over Shula said. “I don’t think watching film of our last meet­ Colts at Oilers: The Oilers, expected to be strong con­ AMERICAN HERO — Andre Agassi pulls on a stars and stripes T- the Prater soccer stadium in disgust, Britain at London. Leconte beat Nick ing with the Giants will be too useful.” tenders in the AFC Central with their run-and-shoot of­ shirt after winning Friday’s second Davis Cup match against Austrian Skoff dropped the last 11 points of the Brown 6-3, 7-6 (7-5), 6-2, and Forget Patriots at Bengals: The last time these teams met, in fense, have been doing some foot-shooting, helping to Horst Skoff. Agassi won 7-6, 6-0, 6-1, to tie the semifinal at 1-all bet­ match. downed Jeremy Bates 2-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, 1988, the Bengals were 6-0, but the Ritriots beat them account for their winless record. “I picked up my game after the first set 6 - 1. 27-21, as Boomer Esiason threw five interceptions. Quarterback Warren Moon threw a career-tying four ween the two countries. Despite the loss, the Bengals wound up in the Super interceptions and his receivers dropped 10 passes in a Bowl. 20-9 loss to Pittsburgh Sunday. “I reminded our team that the last time we played New The Colts also are winless and Indianapolis fans al­ England . . . we were supposed to beat them,” Cincinnati ready are booing rookie quarterback Jeff George. Coach Preparation for ’96 Games won’t start just yet coach Sam Wyche said. "... We’d better not take them Ron Meyer is stoutly defending George. for granted.” “He’s going to be an outstanding talent as soon as we By ROBERT BYRD a little time to enjoy it,” he said. negotiate those deals in a joint marketing agreement with Esiason has been intercepted five times in the Bengals’ can get our scheme together and complement him,” The Associated Press The ACOG board, including representatives of the the United States Olympic Committee — the permanent first two games this year, but the defense has bailed him Meyer said. sporting, business, volunteer and government sectors, U.S. Olympic agency — to prevent a situation where one out. Chiefs at Packers: The In k ers’ Magic Man — Dan ATLANTA — The chief of Atlanta’s Olympic effort will be created by the AOC. That board then will appoint product might be licensed by the USOC and a competitor Steclers at Raiders: 'This should be a defensive strug­ Majkowski — will make his first start of the season, after Use your office fax machine to said Friday there is much to be done to prepare for the officers for the Games — presumably including Payne, by ACOG, Payne said. gle, since neither team has shown much ability to score. a lengthy holdout. He will be facing one of the NFL’s place your ad. 19% Games — but not just yet. who says he would like to stay on — and the AOC will Money for the Games, for stadium construction and The Raiders’ offense didn’t score a touchdown for the most aggressive defenses. “There seems to have been created ... a great sense of technically cease to exist. other costs, could come through bonds issued by the first seven quarters of the season, and the Slcelers’ of­ Last season, the Chiefs held the Packers to 208 yar^ /t's Fast! It's Simple! urgency about how fast we need to make decisions, about f^yne said the only matter of any urgency appears to Metropolitan Atlanta Olympic Games Authority, which fense has yet to produce a touchdown. total offense and limited Majkowski to 14 completions in Our Fax number is how we should feel intimated by the job ahead. We don’t be the formalization of Atlanta’s participation in The was established by the Georgia General Assembly. But their defenses have been stingy. Each team has al­ 34 attempts with a fumble and an intercepdon. Kansas 203- 643-7496 feel that at all,” said Billy Payne, president of the Atlanta Olympic Program, a marketing venture which sells spon­ “That’s one option,” Payne said, adding that “the lowed only a total of 22 points, fewest in the AFC. City also had four sacks in the only game in which the Send us a copy of your ad Organizing Committee after returning Thursday night sorship rights to the Olympic name and logo for a four- preferred way” would be for deposits from TV networks Vikings at Bears: The Bears, led by inspirational Packers failed to score a touchdown in 1989. year period. and other deals to finance capital costs, “without the need Cardinals at Saints: This matches the two worst Be sure to indude from Tokyo, where the AOC was awarded the ’% defensive tackle Dan Hampton, have surrendered only 13 1) The size Atlanta will share in that revenue with Lillehammer, of any bonding capability.” quarterbacks in the league — Phoenix’s Timm Rosen- Games. points, the fewest in the league. 21 The date you want your ad to appear The next official order of business will be the creation Norway, the site of the 1994 Winter Olympics, “and they Calgary borrowed immediately against its television In the past two seasons, the Bears are 6-0 with bach and New Orleans’ John Fourcade. 3) Your phone number of the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games, the need it sooner than we need it,” Payne said. “There is revenues after its 1988 Winter Olympics TV deals were Hampton in the lineup, 2-10 without him. Rosenbach’s quarterback efficieny rating is 35.7, corporation which will actually operate the Games. But some sense ... we need to get on with that.” struck, he noted. “You can’t put a value on his presence,” said Trace about 10 points below the next lowest quarterback in the Need Help? .A . • Payne said that probably won’t happxrn until the end of Also, “around the first of the year,” the Atlanta com­ Meeting with reporters Friday, Payne was careful in Armstrong, who plays alcmgside Hampton in the Bears’ league. Fourcade’s is 17.7. Our Phone Number Is Neither has thrown a touchdown pass. Rosenbach has the year, still well ahe^ of the International Olympic mittee will begin negotiating contracts for the official responding to criticism of Atlanta’s selection by other dominant defensive line that also includes Richard Dent 203- 643-2711 Committee’s nine-month time limit. Olympic cars, air travel, banking services and such, bidding cities, chiefly Athens, which hoped to mark the and William Perry. been intercepted five times and Fourcade six. “We feel that what we have achieved over the last Payne said. 100th anniversary of its first modem Olympics by host­ “He’s a leader and a motivator. He turns up the emo­ Chargers at Browns: The Browns, with shortcomings MANCHESTER HERALD several years is of such significance that we need to take For the first time. the Atlanta committee hopes to ing the games again in 1996. tional notch on defense.” on the offensive line, have struggled in their first two 1 9 9 0 #2UH In Brief . . . In B rief.

Weekend scholastic slate Beck reaches golf semis SCOREBOARD VIRGINIA WATER, England (AP) — Chip Beck sur­ SCOREBOARD In football action today, Manchester High (0-1) will vived Nick Faldo’s runaway start and beat the defending host Bulkeley High in a CCC interdivisional game at IP H R ER BB SO Cone p 3 0 0 0 Wynne If 0 0 0 0 Crestar Senior scores 1:30 p jn . at Memorial Field. The Indians are coming o ff M ilw aukee Irmis p 0 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 3 0 10 champion 2-and-l Friday to reach the semifinals o f the 5 2 3 2 Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 Dunston ss 2 0 0 0 Football MANAKIN-SABOT, Va (AP) — First round an 18-7 loss at Windsor last Saturday. Meanwhile, East RRobinsnL.11-4 World Match Play g o lf championship at Wentworth. Transactions Baseball Baltim ore Girardi c 3 0 0 0 scores Friday in foe $350,000 Crestar Classic Catholic (0-1) w ill entertain Fairfield Prep in its A ll Con­ Hamisch W.11-11 7 5 1 1 3 5 SWilGon p 2 0 10 Beck led by as many as five holes at point after Faldo, held on the Par-72 6,644-yard Manokin Course necticut Conference opener at Mt. Nebo’s Carlin Field at Bautista 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Varsho ph 10 0 0 the Masters and British Open champion from Britain,’ NFL standings B A S E B A L L at the Harmitaga Country Club: American League standings Ballard 2-3 1 1 10 1 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 won the first two o f 36 holes. American Lsague Flivas McBee 32-34—66 1:30 p jn . East is coming o ff a 28-0 loss at New London Olson S,33 1 2 1 1 0 1 T otals 30 3 4 3 Totals 28 4 8 4 AMERCAN CONFERENCE CLEVELAND INDIANS— Claimed Steve Gary Ptayar 3932—67 last Saturday. East Division Harnisch pitched to 2 batters in the 8th, Bal­ N e w lfo rk 020 000 010—3 U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin lost 6-and-4 to Mark E aal Cunvnings, pitcher. Irom the Toronfo Blue Jays Jesus Flodriguaz 37-31—68 w L P e t GB W L T PcL PF RA In boys’ soccer action this morning. East Catholic lard pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. C h ic a g o 100 200 Olx—4 McNulty o f Zimbabwe, while Welshman Ian Woosnam os part ol the Sept 17 trade for Bud Black. George Lsnning 34-34—68 Toronto 82 68 .547 — Umpires— Flome, Herrdry; FirsL Palermo; E— Cone, OBrIen. DP— New York 1. Miami 2 0 0 1.000 57 31 BASKETBALL Bob Charles 3932—68 Buffalo (0-2-1) hosts Farifield Prep in an A ll Connecticut Con­ Boston 82 69 .543 'n Secorid, Reilly; Third, Garcia LOB— New Vbrk 1. CNcago 4. 2B— HJohnson. whipped Northern Ireland’ s Ronan Rafferty 5-and-4. 1 1 0 .500 33 40 CoMlnanUI Basketball Association Larry Mowry 34-34—68 NewEnglaryf ference game at 10. Detroit 73 77 .487 9 T— 240. A— 34,646. HR— Grace (9), Dawson (24), FUohnson (22). Greg Norman o f Australia beat countryman Wayne 1 1 0 .500 40 41 ALBANY HATRQONS-Namod Marc Koa- Lea Travirx) 3933—68 Cleveland 71 80 .470 111/j N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 44 46 SB-Daw son (15), Whiton (14), Grace (15). Grady with a birdie on the second playoff hole to gain a techer director of media and public relations. Date Douglass 31-37—68 In cross country action, the Manchester High boys’ M ilw aukse 69 81 .460 13 Red Sox 3, Yankees 0 S— Dunston. SF—OBrierL Sandberg, Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 24 42 FOOTBALL Alexander Sutton 34-34—68 cross country team w ill compete in the Manchester, N ew Baltimore 68 81 .456 13'to IP H R ER BB SO semifinal berth against McNulty. Beck plays Woosnam. C entral National Football Lsagus Larry Laoretti 37-32—69 Cincinnati New Vbrk 60 91 .397 2 2 '« BOSTON N E W Y O R K N e w lfo rk 2 0 0 1.000 46 36 Robert Goona 3934—69 Hampshire Invitational. The East Catholic boys will West Olvlalon Cleveland LOS ANGELES R A M S-SI^ John Car­ abrhbl abrhbl ConeU12-10 71-3 8 4 2 1 1 0 .500 34 27 ney, kicker. F>laced Richard Ashe, light sr>d, on Mika Joyce 35-34—69 W Robertson to attend program Rttsburgh compete in the Bethel Invitational while the E ^ girls L PCL GB JoReed 2b 3 0 10 Kelly d 4 0 10 Innis 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 .500 23 22 ir^u rad reserve. J.C. Goosie 34-35—69 O akland 95 54 .638 — Houston 0 2 0 Quintan 1b 5 0 0 0 Sax2b 4 0 0 0 Schtzdr 2-3 0 0 0 .000 36 67 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-W aivod Ben Bobby Nichols 33-36—69 will run in the Guilford Invitational. C hicago 66 64 .573 9gs: Modem 5-1, Awesome Audio 4-2, David Ogrin 6971—139 430 p.m. — Tennis: Davis Cup, third round: Te xas 000 101 San Francisco at Los A^eles, (n) claims she consented to have sex with him. Philadelphia 0 2 0—2 Irish 3-3, Malzen't 3-3. Welhereil 3-3, Brown's EdFiori 71-68—139 U.S. at Austria ESF>N (delayed) he might not be ready. M in n e so ta Saturday's Games 0 1 0 0 0 0 Hanford 2 0 2—4 Wingate remains free on a $10,000 bond; a trial is ex­ 3-3, Five Aces 24, Edwards 2-4, T&S 2-1, Post DonShirey 69-70—139 6:30 pm. — College tootbaJI: USC at LOB— Texas 6, Minnesota 5. SB— Pettis (35). SL Louis (Hill 4-4) at Pittsburgh (Tomlin 3-3), Wbshington. NESN First Period— 1, Hartford, Francis 2 (Greig), No. 8 2-1, Timo Out 1-5. Brad Bryant 74-65—139 IP H R ER BB SO noon pected in about four months. 7.30 p.m. — Whalers at Nordiquaa Channel Padres fire Jack McKeon New Vbrk (Darling 5-9) at Chicago (Nunez 1152 2, Hartford, Ferraro 3 (Vbung, Babych), RickFahr 72-68—140 Te xas After the Maryland charges were filed, the Spurs 20. W TC (AM-1080) 3-6), 220 p.m 15:54. Lee Janzan 79 70—140 S A N DIEGO (A P ) — Jack M cKeon was fired as BWitlW,17-9 g 2 1 1 4 8 730 pm. — College football: Colorado at Montreal (Anderson 0-0) at Philadolphia Second Period— 3, Philadelphie Murphy 1 suspended contract negotiations with Wingate, a Blossoms Bob Eastwood 73-67—140 general manager by the San Diego Padres on Friday M in n a so ta (Ricd, Dobbin), 7:57. 4. Philadelphia, Howe 1 Brian Tennyson 7970—140 Taxaa ESf>N Tapani 5 4 110 2 (Greene 1-2), 755 p.m rcsuictcd free agent. Spurs owner Red McCombs said Shirty Lumbra 180, Donna Schmitt 180-502, II pm. — CFL; British Columbia Lions at night, ending a decade-long stay. (Barrie. Samuelsson) 16:46. Steve Pate 76-64—140 Berenguer L,8-5 4 4 1 1 0 3 Houston (Danvin 11-3) at Atlanta (Leibrandt Third Period— 5, Hartford, Ferraro 4 (unas­ team and league officials would investigate. Sandy Harrington 183-192-506, Iris Soto 456. JoeySindelar 71-69—140 Hamilton Tiger-Cats. SportsChannel (delayed The Padres’ new ownership group, which bought the W P — BWitt 2. 8-10), 7:10 p.m sisted) 1:18. 6. Ferraro 5 (Flolik Cyr) 7:43 (pp). Jim Gallagher 7970—140 broadcast) Umpires— Home, Coorwy; FirsL Brinkman; team from Joan Kroc in June, announced the firing fo l­ Cincinnati (Browning 13-9 and Scudder 4-5) Shots on goal— Philadolphia 8-11-6 25. Anderson to face Foreman Stan Utley 6972—140 Secorxl, Cousins: Third, Reed. at San Diego (Hurst 10-9 and Hammaker 4-8), Hanford 5-9-9 23. Stave Lowery 73-67—140 Sunday T— 2:12 A— 13,400. lowing a day-long meeting at a Mission Valley hotel. 2 8 5 5 p.m. Goalies— Flyers. Wregget (10-8) at 10:26 of LO N D O N (A P ) — First, Terry Anderson found out Dillard Pruitt 7970—140 5:30 am. — Termis: Davis Cup, third round “ We believe that the Padres have the nucleus o f a San Frandsco (LaCoss 6-3) at Los Angeles second. Hoffort (13-11). Flartford. Sidorkiewicz Scholastic Mitch Adcock 71-69—140 U . a St Austria ESPN (Cook 8-3), 1055 p.m. that he was fighting George Foreman. Then, he decided it championship club, but we also believe that as we looked (15-14) at 10:26 of second, Whitnxxo (10-9), Billy Mayfeir 69-71—140 10 am. — Coitege tootbati: Notre Dame al Sunday's Games A— 10,651. Fleleree— Lance Roberts. wasn’ t such a bad idea after all. MarkPfail 6971—140 Michigan Slata SportsChannal (tape) Orioies 5, Brewers 3 Montreal at Philadelphia, 155 pm. at the decade ahead, a change in the front office is neces­ “ 1 can’ t lose anything, but I can gain a lot,” said llling soccer John trvnon 73-67—140 1 pm. — Dolphins at Gionta Charnel 30 sary to strengthen ourselves for the future,” the owner­ MILWAUKEE BALTIMORE SL Louis at Pittsburgh. 155 p.m Brian Mbits 71-69—140 1 pm. — Ftatiiots at Bengota, Charnel 22 abrhbl abrhbl Houston at Atlanta, 210 p.m Anderson, who w ill meet Foreman at the London Arena The tiling Junior High varsity boys' soccer Sean Murphy 74-66—140 1 pm. — Vikings at Beora W EU (AM-960) ship group said in a statement. Th erefore, we have New Vbrk at Chicago, 220 pm team downed Kennedy Junior High ol Felder d 5 0 10 SFmley rl 4 10 0 on Tuesday. Dennis Harrington 6972—140 130 p.m. — Red Sox at Wnkees, Charnel asked Jack M cKeon to step aside as we search for a new SurhoH c 4 0 10 BAndsn d 2 0 0 1 San Francisco at Los Angelas, 455 pm. Bruins 2, Islanders 1 Southington, 5-4, in overtime Friday afternoon. Tom Eubank 6 9 7 3 — 141 38, M S a W TC (AM-IOaO). WPOP (AM-1410) Molitor 2b 3 0 0 0 CFtipkn ss 3 0 0 1 Cincinnati at San Diego, 4.55 pm. Anderson learned about his heavyweight bout against Joe Gray scored the winning goal with a minuts Peter Jacob se n 70.7^— 14^ 1 3 0 p m . ----- Cordintes at Pirates. ESPN general manager. We are presently interviewing can­ New Itork islandara 0 1 •— i D Parkr dh 4 1 1 0 H orn <#i 2 0 0 0 left in the ovorlimo lor the Flams, now 3-1. Jon Billy Tulan 71-70—141 2 pm. — Meta st Cubs. Channel 9, WFAN Boston 0 2 0 __ 2 Foreman from a TV announcer, just two weeks didates and expect an appointment in the near future.” Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 Gomez 3b 2 0 0 0 StattizzI, Scott Ruganis, Vanvam Balks s t k I K ris Dark Burroughs 67-74—141 (A M 6 6 0 ) National League results Second Period— 5:43 NYI Chyzoski, 1, from e Vaughn If 3 111 Orsulak If 3 0 0 0 beforehand. Lindstrom hod the other llling scores. Justin Keith Claanvater 72-69—141 3 pm. — College football: San Jose Stale at Sutter and Flatley; 18:19 Boston, Nylan. 2, from Hamiltnrf 3 0 2 0 Segui 1b 3 0 10 “ 1 was amazed,” Anderson said. “ Nobody had told me. Bogli. Bryan JaworsM. Andy Dorin and Ben Ftaul Trittier 71.70—141 UNLV, SporlsChamel (tape) Henke leads B.C. Open Cubs 4, Mets3 Ftoulin; 18:29, Boston, FVxjlin, 3, unassisted. Golas also played well for llling. which next Deer ph 1110 Holies c 3 2 2 0 Errtyn Aubrey 67-74—141 4 pm. — Eagles at Rama Channel 3 NEWYDRK Shots on goal— NYI 3-7-7— 17. Boston “ 1 was just watching a fight on TV , and they said 1 was sees action Tuesday against foe East Hartford ENDICQIT, N.Y. (AP) — Nolan Henke matched the r^antrv 3b 4 0 10 BFlipkn 2b 3 2 11 CHICAGO Webb Heintzaiman 71-71—142 4 p.m. — Seshawks at Broncoa WELI 8-9-11— 28. going to fight Foreman. I was really mesmerized by the (AM -960) P G A ’ s best 36-hole score o f the season with a 12-undcr- Spiers ss 3 0 0 1 a b r h M sbrh M freshmen. Mika McCullough 7972—142 Miller d 4 0 0 0 WoJk>n cf 4 1 2 0 Power-play Opportunities— NYI 0 of 6. Bos­ 5 pm. — Molorsports: CART Texaco 200 Totals 34 3 8 2 Totals 25 5 4 3 ton O of 5 news,” Anderson said. Brad Faxon 71-71—142 par 130, sinking five consecutive birdies Friday on the Milwaukse 010 000 002—3 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 S n d b rg 2 b 3 1 1 1 ESPN Goalies-NYI, Healy. (13 shot-13 saves). The 30-year-old former U.S. Marine from Tampa, Ra., MHS JV boys’ soccer Scott Varplonk 72-70—142 way to a 64 and a two-stroke lead in the B.C. Open. Bsitimors 002 030 OOx—5 Jefferis 3b 4 0 0 0 G rac« 1b 3 1 1 1 Mike Holland 79 72—142 6:56 p.m. — Horse Racng; Louisisns Super Stw bry rf 4 1 1 0 D aw son rf 3 1 2 2 Nt7patnck (15 chots-IS savM). Boston, Mooo, The Marcheatar High junior varsity boys' soc­ Derby, ESPN (delayed) E— Molitor. Surhoff, Harnisch. DP— Mil­ (17 thoM 6 savos). made some phone calls to confirm the news and then Harry Taylor 74-68—142 Henke’ s precision putting allowed him to overtake Jim M c R y Id tIf 3 1 1 0 M a y If 3 0 0 0 cer Isom suffered s 3-2 lots at the hands ol 730 pm. — Islanders at Rangers. MSG w aukee 2 Baltim ore 1. L O B — M ilw aukee 8, A — 11,707. decided it was O K . He flew into London Friday as a Larry Flinksr 69-73—142 Hal let, who shot his second straight 66 for a two-day T e u M 1b 3 0 0 0 O asconz If 0 0 0 0 Rockviile Friday sllerrxron. Mike Keltey and 8 pm. — Lions at Buccarraara TNT Baltimore 1. 2B— BRipkon. HFI— Vaughn (15). Buddy Gardnar 71-71—142 H Jhnsn s s 3 1 2 2 Dw Sm t pb 0 0 0 0 Rolofoo—A4arK Faucotta. Lir>oaman— Mark replacement opponent for Argentina’ s Walter Masseroni, Wide Bedell tewed the kxten goals while Jut- 1130 p.m. — Coilega football: Furman at total o f 10-under-par 132. SF— BArxlerson, CRipkan, Spiers. ftiro. Brian Murphy. Bobby Damped 71-71—142 O Bn e n c 2 0 0 1 Vilianv 1 0 0 0 who pulled out last week. tin Distsrie a lso playsd wall. John Adams 71-71—142 Florida SportsChannal (tape) 1 9 9 0 In Brief • • • UConn football must offset " ^ 4 Bosox blank UConn soccer hosts Villanova adversity, William & Mary f hapless Yanks STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s soccer team (4-4-1) will host Villanova University in a STORRS (AP) — Connecticut NEW YORK (AP) — Dana Kieckcr and Larry Ander­ Big East Conference match Sunday afternoon at 1 at the coach Tom Jackson has been think­ sen combined on a three-hitter, Ellis Burks and Mike Connecticut Soccer Stadium. The Huskies, 1-1-1 in Big ing this week about what Penn State Greenwcll homered and the Boston Red Sox won for just East play, are coming off a 2-1 loss at Harvard on Wed­ Coach Joe Ritemo told him when he the third lime in 11 games Friday night, beating the New nesday. played for the Nittany Lions as a York Yankees 3-0. player 21 years ago. The Red Sox began the night trailing Toronto by one Dates may be switched “I can remember him telling us if game in the American League East. The hapless Yankees NEW YORK (AP) — The game between the Houston you can overcome adversity and win lost their seventh straight and were shut out for the 14th Oilers and Cincinnati Bengals scheduled for Riverfront a game it can change your season,” time. Stadium on Oct. 14 wilt be switched to the Astrodome if Jackson said. “I’m just not sure he Kieckcr (7-9) had lost his last three starts with an 8.56 the Cincinnati Reds win the National League West, the knew how much adversity I’d be ERA. He stopped his slide by giving up only two singles. NFL said Friday. facing when he told me that.” The site change would be necessary because the NL It’s been a hard two weeks for West champion is scheduled to host a night playoff game Connecticut, the preseason pick to on Oct. 13 and the stadium cannot be convert^ in time win the Yankee Conference. The AL Roundup for the following afternoon’s football game. Huskies (0-2), ranked No. 8 in the preseason, have lost to New Should the switch be necessary, the Oilers-Bengals sulking out two and walking one in seven irmings. game scheduled for Dec. 23 at the Astrodome would be Hampshire and North Carolina and head into Saturday’s game at Wil­ Kieckcr, who docs not have a complete game in 23 moved to Cincinnati to complete the home-and-home starts, retired 10 straight batters before Andersen relieved series. liam & Mary (1-1) without several key players. to start the eighth. Andersen, acquired from Houston on Aug. 31, earned his first AL save. Minoso has struck out Quarterback Matt DeGennaro, Ths Associstod Pross CORNELIUS BENTON LYNDON JOHNSON Chuck Cary (5-11), who sustained a concussion in his CHICAGO (AP) — Minnie Minoso has struck out in who holds 14 school records, has a BEATS THE THROW The Mets’ Kevin McReynolds, left, scores on a sacrifice fly in the . . . out injured previous start against Detroit last Sunday when he col­ his bid to become the first major league baseball player separated right shoulder; guard Lyn­ . . . to start second inning by beating the ball to the plate as Cubs’ catcher Joe Girardi waits to make the don Johnson, one of two offensive lided with first baseman Steve Balboni, is 1-7 in 14 starts to appear in six decades. play during Friday’s game at Wrigley Field. The Cubs won, 4-3. since the All-Star break. linemen with extensive experience, we haven’t been able to practice as a rushing for 501 yards and passing Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent directed the The game was scoreless when Wade Boggs uiplcd has a hyperextended knee; and whole much because of injuries,” he for 551. The Tribe’s running game Chicago White Sox not to activate Minoso, 68, for the with one out in the Boston sixth, an opposite-field fly defensive tackle Mike McCarthy has said. is led by Robert Green (277 yards final days of the season, the team said Friday. ball that left fielder Hensley Mculcns barely missed a sprained knee. William & Mary coach Jimmye on 41 carries) and Tyrone Shelton “We had never gotten to the point where we’d decided catching. It was Boggs’ first hit in 12 at-bats in Yankee DeGennaro will be replaced by Laycock said despite the injuries, to let Minnie play, but now it’s a moot point,” White Sox (135 yards, 29 carries), while Chris Stadium this season. Cornelius Benton, a junior who has he’s concerned atout the Huskies Hakel (42 of 72 passing for 551 Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said in a statement. “Minnie Mets are beaten by the Cubs Burks, in a 3-for-24 slump and just 9-for-27 in driving quietly been waiting for his chance. offense. yards) guides the passing attack. had taken batting practice and we had satisfied ourselves home runners from third base with less than two outs this “I’ve got to take advantage of this “They’re a difficult team to that he could have competed.” Jackson said the Huskies need a season, followed with his 20th home run, tying his career and show what I can do,” Benton defend. They give you a lot of looks Reinsdorf didn’t specify why Vincent took the action, big game from Kevin >\fesley (163 high. Greenwcll hit his 13th home run with two out in the said. “I’ve been waiting a long and they have a lot of good yards, 35 carries). as Pirates top the Cardinals but it had been reported that some baseball officials eighth as Boston beat the Yankees for the ninth time in time.” receivers,” he said. thought Minoso playing again was a publicity stunt that “He thrives on this kind of pres­ 11 games. Benton played the second half It’s the second straight \hnkee would hurt baseball’s integrity. sure,” Jackson said. “We need to run The Yankees wasted a chance in the first inning when against North Carolina, completing Conference foe for the Tribe, an in­ Minoso, a community representative for the White the ball more effectively and control CHICAGO (AP) — Ryne Mike LaValliere’s fly ball. Roberto Kelly led off with a single and stole second. He 11 of 19 passes for 129 yards. But Sox, came out of retirement in 1976 to play in his fourth dependent. The Tribe beat Villanova the amount of time our defense is on Sandberg’s sacrifice fly scored Jose Lind was intentionally was stranded when Kieckcr retired Steve Sax, Don Mat­ Jackson isn’t sure how Benton will NL Roundup decade and in 1980 for his fifth decade. He was l-for-8 37-14 last week after losing to The the field. They have two excellent Jerome Walton, breaking an eighth walked, but DeLeon walked Smith tingly and Kevin Maas. play as a starter. Citadel. at bat in 1976 and 0-2 in 1980. running backs and a slew of good inning tie, and the Chicago Cubs to load the bases and bring on Mattingly, who played first base for the first time since “He did a nice job for us against “Our goal this week is to continue receivers, so we want to keep them dealt the New York Mets their fifth reliever Frank DiRno, who struck he was activated from the disabled list last week, singled British top Mercedes Mile North Carolina, but it’s not the same to get better,” Laycock said. “We off the field.” suaight loss, 4-3, Friday. against the Mets on Aug. 11. out pinch-hitter Jeff King and Jay in the fourth for the other hit off Kieckcr. Pinch-hitter as starting,” Jackson said. NEW YORK (AP) — It’s not like the invasion of the need to cutdown on turnovers and Kickoff is 1 p.m. Saturday at The defeat tied the Mets longest The Cubs grabbed a 1-0 first-in­ Bell. Oscar Azocar had a bunt single in the eighth. Jackson also is concerned about Beatles in 1964, but the British are coming. run a balanced offensive attack.” Cary Reid in Williamsburg, Va., losing streak of the season and ning lead on Dawson’s two-out RBI DeLeon (7-18), who has won Orioles 5, Brewers 3: At Baltimore, Pete Hamisch al­ In fact, they’re already here — for Saturday’s Mer­ his struggling offensive line. The Tribe, which has five tur­ where the Tribe has not lost since dropped New York 3 1-2 games be­ single. Sandberg had singled and lowed a run and four hits in seven-plus innings Friday “We’ve made some progress, but once in his last 19 starts, lost his cedes Mile on Fifth Avenue. novers, has been well-balanced. 1987. hind the first-place Pittsburgh wound up on second after Cone’s night as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Milwaukee errant pickoff attempt. sixth in a row and seventh in eight For the men’s elite race, the Brits have sent their two Pirates in the National League East. decisions by giving up four hits and Brewers 5-3, handing Ron Robinson his first loss since best milers, defending champion and two-time winner Walton led off the eighth against O’Brien hit a sacrifice fly for the Aug. 1. Mets second run in the second. one run in 6 1-3 innings. He is one Peter Elliott and world mile record-holder Steve Cram. ’Bama concerns Georgia’s Goff David Cone (12-10) with a single. loss away from matching his career Chris Hoiles had two hits and scored twice for the For the women’s elite race, their representation is not Walton then stole second and went Pirates 1, Cardinals 0: At Pit­ high of 19, set in a 2-19 season for Orioles, who have won three suaight. Milwaukee has lost as formidable, but still is very respectable — Christina By JOHN NELSON to third when catcher Charlie four in a row and seven of eight. are fighting to avoid elimination tsburgh, 2 ^ c Smith pitched a five- Pittsburgh in 1985. Boxer Cahill, who has finished second twice and third The Associated Press NCAA Football from the 1990 race. Both teams are O’Brien’s throw went into center Smith (11-8) struck out 10 and Robinson (11-4) was bidding to tie the club record of four times in seven appearances in the Mercedes Mile, field. hitter to improve to 5-1 with Pit­ 0-1 in the SEC, Georgia losing to tsburgh and Sid Bream broke a walked one in lowering his ERA to eight straight victories. He gave up only four hits — and Teena Colebrook, the NCAA mile record-holder who When Georgia coach Ray Goff Sandberg hit a fly to medium three Baltimore nms were the result of errors — but was Louisiana State two weeks ago and scoreless tie with a one-out double 1.33 in eight Pirates’ starts. He has attended Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo. looks at Alabama, he doesn’t see (1-1) at No. 7 Michigan (0-1); Min­ center, and Walton easily beat the outdueled by Hamisch, who had only one victory in his Alabama falling to Rorida last in the seventh inning, leading the allowed three earned runs in 40 in­ The powerful men’s duo prompted Steve Scott, 0- 2. nesota (1-1) at No. 8 Nebraska throw to the plate from Keith Miller. previous 10 starts. week. division-leading Pirates past the St. nings, an 0.68 ERA, in his last six America’s top hope, to quip, “Where’s Paul Revere?” “So far this year, Alabama has (2-0), and No. 10 Virginia (3-0) at Paul Assenmacher (6-2) pitched Hamisch (11-11) was relieved by Jose Bautista after At East Lansing, Mich., Notre Louis Cardinals 1-0 Friday night. starts. had some tough luck, but they do Duke (1-1). the final two innings. Assenmacher yielding singles to Mike Felder and BJ. Surhoff to start Dame will be looking for its fourth Smith, a combined 1-13 for At­ Penske teammates top field have the SEC Player of the Year Also: TUlsa at No. 11 Oklahoma; straight victory over Michigan State had given up a game-tying homer to The Pirates, trying for their first the eighth inning. Bautista retired fttul Molitor on a pop returning in Gary Hollingsworth as North Texas at No. 12 Texas A&M; Howard Johnson leading off the National League East title since lanta and Montreal last season, fly before giving way to Jeff Ballard, who retired the side ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (AP) — Penske teammates and the Irish be looking for it hasn’t yielded an earned run in three well as a load of talented returning Mississippi (1-1) at No. 13 Arkansas eighth. It was his 22nd. 1979, increased their lead over but was tagged for a leadoff home run by Greg Vaughn Rick Mcars, Danny Sullivan and Emerson Futtipaldi without injured comerback Todd of his last five starts, including a players from a year ago,” Goff said. (1-0); Southern Illinois (2-1) at No. Lyght. His replacement will be Cone allowed eight hits and slumping second-place New York to in the ninth. swept the top three positions Friday in provisional one-hit, 1-0, over New York on Sept. “I can assure you that Alabama is 15 Illinois (1-1); Appalachian State freshman Greg Lane, and that will struck out eight in 7 1-3 innings. 3'/2 and lowered their magic number Gregg Olson took over and earned his 33rd save. He qualifying for the Texaco-Havoline 200 Indy-car race at an excellent football team.” Assenmacher relieved starter 5. He had been 0-2 with a 6.00 ERA (1-1) at No. 17 Clcmson (2-1); make Notre Dame a little light in the to nine. The Mets lost to Chicago gave up a run on singles by Rob Deer and Jim Ganmer Road America. Alabama meets Georgia Saturday Oregon at No. 18 Arizona; Furman Steve Wilson, who had permitted 4-3 earlier Friday. in two previous starts against St. defensive backfield. Louis. and Bill Spiers’ sacrifice fly. Mears was quickest at 129.812 mph, followed by Sul­ at Athens, Ga., in danger losing (3-0) at No. 19 Rorida (2-0); No. 20 just three hits and had retired 17 in a Rangers 2, Twins 1: At Minneapolis, Bobby Witt e- livan at 129.325 and then Fittipaldi 129.186, all in vir­ three straight regular-season games Colorado at No. 22 Texas, and No. Michigan tied Syracuse 23-23 last row since giving up a second-inning Barry Bonds became the second Bonds walked with two outs in qualcd his career best with a two-hitter and won for the the fourth, then ran on the first pitch tually identical Chevrolet-powered Penske 90s. for the first time since 1982, Bear 25 Pittsburgh (2-1) at Syracuse week, and Spartans coach George RBI double to Johnson. Wilson left 30-50 player in major league history 14th time in his last 15 decisions as the Texas Rangers for his 50th stolen base. His It is the first time three Penske racers have been up Bryant’s last with the Crimson Tide. ( 1- 1- 1). Perles sees a rather straightlbrward for a pinch hitter. by stealing his 50th base as the defeated the Minnesota Twins 2-1 Friday night. previous career high was 36 stolen front since Mears, Sullivan and then-teammate A1 Unser Gene Stallings would like to Goff, who also is in his first year problem this week. The Cubs grabbed a 2-1 lead Pirates won their third sUaight since Jack Daugherty drove in both Texas runs with singles bases as a rookie in 1986. did it in qualifying for the 1988 Indianapolis 500. make sure that his first year as at a new school, described Alabama when Mark Grace and Andre Daw­ ending a season-high six-game in the fourth and sixth innings, the first off Kevin Tapani “Really, we haven’t been that far off (in qualifying) Alabama coach is not his last. The as a team “that probably feels like “It’s the people they have and the son started the fourth against Cone losing streak. Bonds became the first 30-30 and the second off Juan Berenguer (8-5). most of the year, Mears said. “Each of us has had some Tide are 2-point favorites. they’re backed into a comer. And way they execute. That’s the with consecutive homers. It was player in the Pirates’ 104-year his­ Witt (17-9), who won 12 straight before losing Sept. problem we have,” Perles said. real good days and a few bad ones. We just happened to In games involving ranked teams, those kind of teams arc the toughest Grace’s ninth and Dawson’s 24th. Bonds, who has 32 homers and 50 tory earlier this week by hitting his 11 in New York, yielded just two singles. He battled one all get it together here at the same time. I hope we can do the schedule had No. 1 Nohe Dame kind of teams to play.” It was the first time since July 15, stolen bases, singled to center to 30th homer. Bonds and father streak of wildness, issuing all four of his walks and it again (Saturday), in the same order, of course.” Rorida State has beaten "fiilane (1-0) at No. 24 Michigan State The Tide already is on a four- soundly every year for the past six, 1989, when Sandberg and Dwight start the seventh against Jose Bobby Bonds arc the only father-son tlirowing two wild pitches in a string of six batters in the The second and final round of time trials for Sunday’s (0-0-1); No. 2 Rorida State (2-0) at game losing streak over two Smith did it, that the Cubs hit con­ DeLeon, who had allowed two hits combination in major league history second and third irmings. He stmek out eight. 200-mile race is scheduled Saturday, with one point in averaging a 35-point winning mar- TUlane (2-1); San Diego State at No. seasons, their longest in 34 years gin and rolling up two scores in the secutive homers. in six innings. Bream then doubled to have 30-30 seasons. Bobby After walking Nelson Liriano to sum the third. Witt the CART PPG Cup championship race riding on the 4 Brigham Young; No. 5 Southern when the team lost 17 in a row. Wilson had not started since Aug. into right-center, scoring Bonds Bonds did it a record-setting five retired 10 straight batters before Kent Hrbek’s one-out outcome. 50s. The Seminoles are favored by Cal at No. 21 Washington; UCLA The two traditional SEC powers almost four touchdowns in this one. 2 and had his last victory in relief standing up, and moved to third on times in his 14-year career. single in the sixth. 1 9 9 0 High School Roundup Gwynn severs r MHS girls’ soccer rolls to fourth straight win ties with club By DENNIS GEO R G A TO S ^^ERNON — Another game, another victory for the The Associated Press htochester High girls’ soccer team. The unbeaten In­ dians made it four straight wins in 1990 Friday afternoon SAN DIEGO — A bitter Tony Gwynn cleaned out his with a 4-0 victory over host Rockville High in CCC East locker Friday at San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium swear­ Division play. ing off contact with the press and fellow players for the Rockville goes to 2-1-1 with the loss. winter. Rockville played an extremely aggressive game that Stung by criticism from San Diego FUdres leammatcs caused our club to make adjustments,” Manchester coach and h i^ by the recent discovery in the lUdres dugout of Joe Erardi said. a mutilated Tony Gwynn figurine, Gwynn came to the The Indians scored just once in the opening half, that stadium e^ly to pack his belongings and leave before at the 2:18 mark with Kathy Cumberbatch scoring her players arrived for Friday night’s game against the Cin­ f o i ^ goal of the year, assisted by Mary Moriarty. cinnati Reds. “The play of our midfield was the key,” Erardi said. The season of turmoil for the four-ume National The ball was played two touch and forward, giving us League batting champion came to end because of a frac­ space advantage throughout. I thought Mary Moriarty tured right index finger suffered last Saturday while had her finest match as she was a dominant force in the trying to field a fly ball in Atlanta. He underwent surgery game.” on Wednesday to repair the injury. Patti Hombostel, Jessica Marquez and Sharon Fish Approached by a reporter as he cleared his locker in added second-half goals for Manchester. Hombostel the clubhouse, Gwynn said matter-of-factly: “I’m notched her second of the year, a 20-yard left foot blast, through with you guys. You’re on my time now.” off a comer kick taken by Cumberbatch. Marquez v r * ^ Gwynn, known for accommodating reporters, was asked why he didn’t want to talk. deposted a 15-yarder inside the box for her second of the £ 11 year. And Fish tallied her third of the year, a 20-yard un­ He replied, in profane terms, that the media had HALL OF FAME The Manchester Sports Hall of Fame added five names to its list Friday assisted blast treaty him badly, just as his teammates had, and so o night at the 11th annual dinner at the Army and Navy Club. Two of the inductees were in at­ “Once again our entire club (players) 1-17 par­ didn t want to talk to anybody. Earlier this week, Gwynn D -n ticipated. We’re working hard and getting reat leadership was quoted as saying the best part of being injured was tendance with a third unable to attend. Two were honored posthumously. Tom Kelley left from Jen (Brindisi), Shelly (Dieterle) and Kathy (Cum­ V# - 4 " *. not having to be around his teammates. and Ronald "Red" Smith, second from left, accepted for themselves. Ruth Tucker, center ac­ *•4 <1*.* ■» • berbatch). Our training session was brought to the match As he drove off in a golf cart packed with his gloves, cepted the award for her daughter. Katie Tucker Maguire while Fred Tedford accepted the today.” clothes and other personal belongings, Gwynn said, “See — m ya’ at spring training.” award for the late Johnny Hedfund and Marie Kelley accepted the award for Francis "Hook” Darlene Johns, Amy Shumaker and Missy Jolly played Brennan. O o well for Manchester. Shortstop Garry Templeton, the ftidrcs' captain, said The Indians’ next see action Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at he hoped Gwynn would reconsider and attend the Fhdres’ CD Enfield High. final homestand to meet with his teammates. H - < Manchester ^ ^ ^ I think he should come in and at least say something Rockville m 0 -0 W-./' ft' i ‘ *'■' M to us, Templeton said. “He’s frustrated and sometimes Manchester hall of fame Scoring: M- Cumberbatch, Hombostel, Marquez Fish o : 2 Saves: M- Melissa Daversa 2, FI- Nancy Zilanx 12 you say some tilings you’re going to regret later. Things like that can come back to haunt you. Bolton earns second tie “The ball is in his court. You can’t have one guy going against 24 other people.” adds five more to its ranks EAST HAMPTON — There was a first, and a second, for the Bolton High boys’ soccer team Friday afternoon /MIT* .. Dan Roggi/Manchastar Hanid Gwynn’s relationship with teammates has been r- 3D OUT OF CONTROL — Manchester High’s Brian Sardo (22) is out of control after tripping strained since a clubhouse meeting in May, during which in its Charter Oak Conference clash with East Hampton By S C O T T BREDE principal Andy Vincens, who O O High. over Rockville’s Joe Petrella during Friday’s CCC East soccer game. Evan Milone (17) and some of them criticized Gwynn for being a selfish, statis­ while captaining the first girls’ tics-oriented player. Manchester Herald presented the award to Kelley. swimming squad at East Catholic O T i The Bulldogs scored their first goal of the 1990 Jason Dieterle (7) of Manchester trail the action. Rockville won in overtime, 1-0. “How many of you can say that He also h ^ said that he believed a teammate was High, she won three All-State m r r i season, and earned their second tie with a 1-1 draw with MANCHESTER — The you looked forward to work laurels. the Bellringers. “We played a lot of young kids today and they played p.m. responsible for mutilating the plastic figurine that was Manchester Sports Hall of Fame in­ everyday for 30 years,” said Kelley, After injuring her shoulder, Bolton is now 0-2-2 overall. East Hampton 0-3-1. Bol­ pretty well,” Coventry coach Bob Plaster said. “They Emily Lappen took the 50-yard freestyle and the 100- found hanging in the Radres’ dugout during the last P CO homestand. ducted five new members into its who officiated more than 2,000 Maguire, who went to Boston Col­ ton’s next game is TUesday when it hosts Coventry High looked tiny on the field, but they really used their speed. yard yard butterfly for the Indians. boys’ and girls’ basketball games at 3:30 p.m. The younger guys used their skill to their advantage. realms Friday night at the Army and lege on a swimming scholarship, O O Other Manchester winners were Sandy Brindamour, Navy Club over the course of his career. resigned to coaching the sport which “This was our best outing of the year,” Bolton coach They trapped well and passed well. They were ball­ Sue Domanico, Kateylyn Lindstrom, April Little and m z hawking all day.” “Ten years ago tonight I accepted Kelley said one of the greatest drew her aclaim. Ray Boyd said. “We distributed the ball well and built Melissa Myers. Posting personal bests were Danielle an award posthumously for my dad thrills of his career was having the Golf standout, Ronald “Red” our offense with some support and depth.” “We played poorly in terms of going for the ball," MHS 5 > Brown, lUm St. Martin, Chris Jodat, Gabrielle Henson, (the late Thomas F. Kelley), but gymnasium at Illing Junior High Smith, also was called up to the Bolton had the edge in shots, 22-10, but found itself RHAM coach Mike 2Lotta said. “It was very similar to Phyllis Cort and Karen Kaas. From Page 46 School named after him. D CO the Hamden (6-2 loss) game. We’re up and down. We’re never in my wildest dreams did I ex­ stage to accept his nomination into trailing 1-0 10 minutes into the game as the Bellringers’ The diving event was not held. pect to be accepting my own Kelley was just one of the who’s the Hall of Fame. Brian Dominski headed home a comer kick. not able to put anything solid together. Like I told Bobby RasuRt: J3 > leyball team fell in three sets to Rockville High Friday award,” said Thomas G. Kelley, golf who crowd in Manchester sports to Smith, 49, a member of the Pro The Bulldogs tied it at 18:30, also of the first half, as (Plaster) it seemed they went to the ball tougher than we 200 modloy relay: 1 . Farnii, 2:20.0, Z Manchester show up to the Friday night > - • did.” (M), 2:06.6, 2, Myers (M), 3. Hughes (M) afternoon at Clarke Arena. The scores were 15-10, 15-10 coach at Manchester High School Golfer’s Assocaition for 18 years, Chris Blaise put a short shot home after East Hampton ^ IM: 1. Bnndamoor (M), 2:47.2, 2. Cow les (M), 3. Thayer (M) and 15-1. The Indians are 0-4 and will play at Enfield for 14 years and a basketball official ceremony. won both the Manchester and New V keeper Chip I^ran misplayed the ball. Coventry got single goals in each half. In the first half, 50 tree: 1. U p p e n (M), 2 0 6 ,2 . White (M), 3. Callllia (F) 100 fly: 1. Lappen (M), 1:12.4, 2. Undstrom (M), 3. Hughes (M) Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. for over three decades. “It’s just One person unable to attend was Hampshire Opens as well as two “Our defense was a little suspect against their Doug Roberto came up the left wing and passed it to Katie TUcker Maguire, who became Jeremy Harford. He touch passed it to Randy Leete, and 100 (roe: 1, Litife (M), 58.9, 2 Windlsh (M), 3. Thayer (F) Julie Stansfield, Leah Bastarache, Erika Kelly and mind boggling.” New England pro titles. Currently, counterattack, which they generated off their defense,” 500 free: 1. Myers (M), 6:00.6, 2. Brindarrxiur (M), 3. Brown (M) Michelle Sauer played well for the Indians. Kelley, 59, was inducted with the first swimmer and only the the former Manchester High School the latter deposited a 12-yard boot into the lower right u ’■ *^"’‘=*“ **" (BaWo, Bums, Windish, WNto), 2:04 7 2 Boyd analyzed. “We gave up too many comer kicks The Manchester junior varsity also lost. The scores other local sports legends, Ronald second female ever to be inducted student is the head pro at Webhannet (four), which we’ll have to work on.” comer. 100 tack: 1. Thayer (F), 1:15.0, 2. SL Martin (M), 3. Hunter (M) were 15-13, 8-15 and 15-4. Amy Johannes and May “Red” Smith, Kate Tlicker Maguire, into the hall. Maguire was close to Country Club in Kennebunk, Me. East Hampton threatened on all four of its comer Sophomore Cory Wajda, at his right halfback slot, col­ ™ ^ hnanico (M), 1:28.3, 2. Lawrence (M), 3. Drapeau (F) 400 free relay: 1. Fermi, 5:07.0, 2. Manchester. ' ' Young played well for the young Indians, 1-3. giving birth to her second child and kicks. lected a ball in the midfield area. He passed it forward to John Hedlund and Francis “Hook” The late Brennan quarterbacked Brennan before the crowd of nearly regretably was unable to come. the North End Clovcrleafs football F^ul Sauer and Luke Morford played well for Bolton center forward Isaac Walters, and he touched it over to MHS girl runners in split East swimmers now 0-3 “Any time a female athlete Bolton , ■ 275 Manchester sports enthusiasts. team in the 1920s and compiled a sophomore Jeremy Haynes who blasted one home from MANCHESTER — The East Catholic High girls’ receives such an honor, she has East Hampton , „ __’ 18 yards out. WEST HARTFORD — The Manchester High girls' Hedlund and Brennan were honored .350 plus batting average in his Scoring: B- Blais, EH- Dom ir^ cross country team split a triangular meet against swimming team suffered its third loss in as many outings posthumously. proven herself a thousand times years of playing baseball. Saves: B- Brian Neil 7. EH- Foran 8 “It was nice to start off the conference schedule with a Friday, bowing 104-57 to unbeaten Wethersfield High at over,” said Dec Zotta, a member of win,” Plaster said. Newington High and host Conard High Friday afternoon “When this typie of thing happens, “In the twenties Brennan was the the Manchester High pool. the Hall of Fame Committee, who Rob Topliff, Leete, Harford, freshman Josh Walters, The Indians defeated Newington, 22-39, but lost to Con- it makes it all worthwhile to work in idle of many North End Coventry wins first of year ard, 15-48. East next secs action Tuesday against E.O. Smith in education,” said Kelley, the former presented the award to Ruth TUcker, youngsters,” said Jim Balesano, who Isaac Walters and Haynes had strong games for Storrs. Katie’s mother. COVENTRY — After opening the season with three Coventry. Manchester’s next meet is the Hartford Public Inviu- athletic director at Illing Junior read the presentation of the award to Wethersfield improves to 3-0 with the victory. It took ‘There are few athletic arenas for consecutive losses, Coventry High boys’ soccer coach Coventry . tional next Friday. The Indians’ dual meet record is 3-2 High. Brerman. s first place in every event. Bob Plaster was hoping for success in Charter Oak Con­ RH AM 0 0 - 0 Janet Sutton of Conard was the individual winner with Kelley and his father, a longtime girls to excell in,” Zotta said. “Katie The late John Hedlund had an ference play. Senring: C- Laeta. Haynaa Stmior Laura Chlupsa was second in the 50 freestyle found her athletic arena and in the Savaa: C- Bob Johnson 3, R- Eric TraHord 6 a time of 15:30 for the 2.4-mile course. Marianne Loto baseball and football coach as well outstanding career as a catcher for He got it Friday afternoon as the ftrtriots began their and Jeiuufer Tierney took seventh and ninth, respecuve- and third in the 500 freestyle for the Eagles. Also, Stacey as a former athletic director as well, process became a who’s who in many local baseball teams. COC schedule with a 2-0 victory over visiting RHAM Luoma was second in the 200 free and third in the 100 make up the first father and son swimming.” MHS swimmers dunk Fermi ly, for the Indians. Two other awards were given out High. butterfly. Chlupsa, Luoma, Cheryl Griswold and Kerry combination to be inducted into the ENITELD — The Manchester High girls’ swim team Maguire, 30, who now resides in last night. Andrew Ansaldi won the Coventry is now 1-3 overall, the Sachems 1-2. Each MHS volleyball is beaten Murphy were second in the 4 X 100 free relay. town’s Hall of Fame. d i ^ ^ host Fermi, 89-69, Friday afternoon in CCC East Westford, Mass., is recognized as Unsung Award for his contributions resumes action TUesday with CovenUy High at Bolton “Our swimmers will be against superior, year-round “He is a man who dedicated his Division action. The Indians remain unbeaten at 2-0 MANCHESTER — The Manchester High girls’ vol- the town’s greatest swimmer and to Manchester sporu, and Robert High and RHAM at home in Hebron against Chenev swimmers all season long. I’m pleased with the heart my entire life to sports as an athlete, an while Fermi slips to 0-2. The Indians’ next meet is Tues­ during her 12-year competitive Dougan received the Friend of Sport Tech. team has shown as they focus on their personal swim­ athletic director, a coach and an offi­ day when they host Hall High of West Hartford at 3:45 career racked up an extensive and Award for his 50-year involvement Please see MHS, page 47 ming development,” East coach Ed Stcinnagcl said. cial,” said Illing Junior High vice impressive list of statistics. In 1976, in the Manchester Road Race. 1 9 9 0

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