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By KIM SUNDERLAGE recognize actions and developments Sac and Sauk City, will hold its 25th are the Buddhist Studies Program, that affect the urban environment. reunion at Lake Wisconsin Country East Asian Area Studies, South Asian Seniors golf Nominations from the public are Club on Saturday, Aug. 5. Studies, and Physical Education and essential to each year's presentation, About $3,000 from a memorial Dance Program. It has the endorse- People who like to golf and even which is held in the fall. Orchids go to scholarship fund established by the ment of the departments of Anthro- people who don't will enjoy the "golf individuals, business groups and insti- class will benefit two 1989 Sauk Prai- pology and Continuing and Vocational outing" planned at Lake Geneva by tutions that have preserved or im- rie graduates this year. Education. the Madison Community Center Bus- proved the urban environment The school's first exchange stu- The performances are 7:30 p.m. Abouts Aug. 27-29. Onions go to those who have de- dent, Celso Fornies, of Madrid, Spain, Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 8 and The group will visit Lake Lawn graded the environment. will attend the reunion. 9. Admission is $3. Tickets are avail- Lodge for three days and two nights. For a nomination form, call Ber- For more information or if you'd able at the Vilas Hall Box Office or at The cost is $120 per person (double nard Saley, 249-7137, or write to him at like to attend, call James Schwarz at the door. occupancy), which includes a boat 4210 Barby Lane, Madison, Wis. 53704. 274-6172 between 6:30 and 9 p.m. cruise on Lake Geneva, dinner each evening, buffet breakfast each morn- Day Camp RSVP drivers ing, 18 holes of golf or horseback rid- Freedom Ride ing (more at your own expense) bik- The Salvation Army Day Camp The Retired Senior Volunteer Pro- ing, miniature golf, and use of the in- serves children, ages 7 to 12, from The Sauk Prairie Harley Owners door pool, whirlpool sauna and steam Group (H.O.G.) raised $16,500 in cash gram (RSVP) of Dane County will homeless families staying at the have a Driver Escort training and room. Transportation by motorcoach Salvation Army, Advocates for Bat- or pledges during its 4th annual 100- and gratuities are also included. Mile Freedom Ride. The money will recognition program Wednesday, tered Women and YMCA in the Madi- Aug. 2, at the Red Cross Building, 4860 Participants must be at least 50 son and Dane County area. go to the Southwestern Wisconsin years old or attend with someone who Chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Sheboygan Ave., Classroom C, 5:15-8 The camp, which operates Mon- p.m. is. day through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 Association. Nearly 300 cyclists par- FFA sponsors Washington trip To make reservations, call 266- p.m., provides activities that enhance ticipated in the ride. Volunteers from Fitchburg, Mono- 6426. self-esteem and develop interper- na, Middleton and Madison are invit- Four DeForest High School students spent a week in Washington, D.C., at sonal skills. ed. the Washington Conference Program sponsored by Future Fanners of Windsurfer meeting Kite making, roller skating and Friendship Force The program starts with a potluck America. The attendees, from left, are: Mary Ellen Nerum, Mike Nerum, circle games are among the activi- Jenny Rademacher and Dawn Snyder. They were greeted by conference The Friendship Force of Wiscon- meal Volunteers will be recognized The Windsurfing Association of ties. Field trips are planned to places at 6 p.m. and there will be a talk at director Darin Coert, of Santa Taula, Calif. The group visited the House Madison is to meet at 8 p.m. Wednes- such as the MacKenzie Environmen- sin has announced scholarships for 6:30 p.m. Driver awareness training of Representatives, the Senate chambers, the offices of Wisconsin's sena- best essays were awarded to Rita day, Aug. 2, at Brat und Brau West, tal Center, Vilas Zoo and the Chil- will take place from 7 to 8 p.m. tors, Mount Vernon, the Smithsonian Institution, Arlington National 6654 Mineral Point Road. All board- dren's Museum. Swimming lessons Abing and Alisa Potter. They will rep- Cemetery, the Jefferson Memorial and other sites. The trip was sponsored sailors are welcome. and playground activities are pro- resent the Wisconsin club at the 1989 There is no cost for the program, by FFA alumni and area businesses. vided by Madison School Community International Youth Conference in but bring a dish to pass for the pot- Recreation. Taiwan Aug. 20-30. luck meaL Pregnancy health To inquire, call 256-2321. Health prior to pregnancy can be Culture is cable class focus Racial diversity U.S.-Japan event as important as during pregnancy. Political, social, economic and cul- 2451. For more information about the Meriter Hospital is offering a free tural developments in Wisconsin will series, call 262-3731. program, "Preparing for Pregnancy," People interested in promoting ra- A U.S.-Japan Conference, "Japa- nese Martial Arts and American be examined during a 27-part televi- for people considering a baby in their cial diversity in our communities and Madison equal housing opportunities may con- Sports: Cross-Cultural Perspectives sion course on the History of Wiscon- lives. sin," which will be broadcast on cable Trip to China "Preparing for Pregnancy" will be tact the Fair Housing Council of Dane on Means to Personal Growth," is to County. Volunteers are needed. Call be held at UW-Madison's Wisconsin Channel 33 in Madison beginning Sept. presented tonight, 7-9 p.m., in the diving 7. At this writing, there are eight Leonard conference room on the 251-5599. Center Aug. 7-10. There will be two evenings of cul- The UW-Madison outreach series, places open on veteran traveler Ro- lobby level of Meriter Hospital, 202 S. tural performances consisting of from 7 to 8:15 p.m. on Wednesdays bert Schacht's three-week trip to Park St., Madison. Planned Parenthood contest martial arts demonstrations and a and Thursdays through Dec. 14, fea- China beginning Sept. 5. After consult- The program will help partici- variety of dance styles at Music HalL tures hundreds of visuals from the ing with the U.S. State Department on pants determine their needs, wishes A three-session Natural Family The martial arts to be demonstrated Nine Madison area swimming pools State Historical Society. its advisory against travel to the trou- and risks related to pregnancy so that Planning course (also called fertility are kendo, karate, judo and aikido. will be represented in the 1989 all-city Among other things, instructor bled communist country, Schacht has health care choices can begin before awareness) will be offered by The range of dance styles include diving competition Monday, July 31, Margaret Bogue, a UW-Madison his- learned that his group will still be pregnancy. Meriter health profession- Planned Parenthood starting Thurs- classical and contemporary ballet, and Tuesday, Aug. 1, at Parkcrest tory professor, will talk about the able to visit key attractions in main- als will discuss nutrition, genetics, oc- day, Aug. 3, and continuing on Aug. 30 exhibition ballroom dance, modern Pool on Madison's West Side. early prehistoric Indians of the Upper land China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. cupational and lifestyle chemical and and Sept. 20, 7-8:30 p.m. All sessions and jazz. Great Lakes Region; the impact of Schacht is the director of interna- drug exposure, exercise and health will be at the Planned Parenthood Parkcrest, at 1 N. Yellowstone Willow, Inc., a Madison dance Drive, announced the following the Civil War on the state; and the tional seminars at UW-Madison. The care options. Community Services Office, 416 W. purpose of this trip is to discuss Chi- group, is organizing dancers and schedule of events: role of Wisconsin in civil rights, To register, call 267-6468. Mifflin St., Madison. choreographers for the perform- women's and conservation move- nese history with former UW-Madi- Fees will be on a sliding scale that ances. The performers are members July 31 — 8 a.m., 'girls 10 and ments. son students and teacher who now Orchids and Onions will be determined at the first class. of UW martial arts clubs and com- under; 11:30 a.m., boys 10 and under; Each week's programs will be re- live in China. To register, call 256-7735. munity arts organizations specializ- 2 p.m., girls 11-12; and 5 p.m., boys 11- peated from 1 to 2:15 p.m. on the fol- Some of the cities visited include Capital Community Citizen will ing in the forms being presented. 12. lowing Saturday and Sunday. Canton, Guilin, Xi'an, Shanghai, Nanj- accept nominations through July 31 Sauk Prairie The program is co-sponsored by Viewers can purchase a course ing and Peking. The cost is about for 1989 Orchids and Onions awards. UW-Madison and Ninon University- August 1 — 8 a.m., girls 13-14; 11 outline to go with the programs for $5, $4,415 from Chicago. A single supple- CCC presents these well-known and The Sauk Prairie Class of 1964, the Tokyo. The sponsoring departments a.m., boys 13-14; 1:30 p.m., girls 15-18; or spend $21 for continuing education ment is $1,035. For more information, sometimes controversial awards to first after consolidation of Prairie du and programs within UW-Madison and 3:30 p.m., boys 15-18. credit materials. To register, call 262- call Schacht at 263-2774.
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1 Todiy | Sunday | Monday | Tuesday [Wednesday Thursday Friday sociation agreed Friday to grant Michell Wiggins' application for reinstatement. Wiggins was banned TrtM T«*« Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland California Bears march « jOS (km. 730 fwa 7:30 P.m. 7:30 p.nx 1 :SO p.m. 7:30 pjn. from the league on Jan. 13, 1987, Ctt.47 Ch.«? 1>> after testing positive for drugs. HUSKIES • The Milwaukee Bucks added W*tetfoo Waterloo Waterloo Kena«h* Kenoaht South South guard Dwayne "Pearl" Washington 7p.m. 2p.m. 7p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 |Xm. Bend Bend to their summer league roster § 7 p.m. 7p.m. in like lambs Button, Tewell tied Thursday and released Tony Kara- sek and Charlie Boyd. for Buick Open lead | ] Home flume* 1 1 Road games Duerson's signing breaks quiet Hal Sutton and Doug Tewell Heiser to join By Pat Stlegman shared the lead after Friday's sec- ond round of the Professional Golf- MBA Hall of Fame Sports reporter 'If we would have had ers' Association Buick Open at TELEVISION PLATTEVILLE — On a lazy sum- 11 a.m. — Equestrian competi- 4 p.m. — Horse racing — The Elmer Heiser of Madison will be mer day in breezy southwestern Wis- 100 degrees, I don't Grand Blanc, Mich. tion — The Prescott Grand Prix, Haskell Invitational, at Oceanport, Tewell shot a second-round 6-un- taped July 23 at Moreland Hills, Ohio; N.J.; ESPN. inducted into the Madison Bowling consin, the wildest, craziest conversa- know if we.could have der-par 66 and Sutton had a 68. ESPN. 5 p.m. — Horse racing — The Association Hall of Fame in a cere- tional nuggets out of the Chicago done what we did They were tied at 9-under 135. 12:15 p.m. — Baseball — New Equipoise Mile, at Arlington Heights, mony Aug. 17 at the Holiday Inn Bears camp pertained to: York Mets at Chicago Cubs; Ch. 15. III.; Ch. 3. Southeast. A) The weather. today. Things went First-round leader Leonard 12:30 p.m. — This Week In Base- 6:30 p.m. — U.S. Olympic Festival Thompson, seeking his first Tour ball; Ch. 54. — Coverage from Oklahoma City; Heiser, 55, will be inducted with B) The Chicago Five. very well for the first victory in 12 years, shot a 71 Friday 1 p.m. — U.S. Olympic Festival — ESPN. Norman Hanson of Hollandale and C) The weather. 1 and was a shot behind the leaders, Coverage from Oklahoma City; 7 p.m. — Arena football — Chi- two others, whose names will be D) Dave Duerson. day. ESPN. cago vs. Maryland, at Cincinnati; Ch. disclosed later. E) The weather. tied with Australian Wayne Grady, 3 p.m. — Golf — The PGA Buick 54. Mike Ditka Mark O'Meara and Joel Edwards. Open, third round, at Grand Blanc, 8 p.m. — Baseball — Milwaukee Heiser won the MBA tourna- Platteville. BearsviUe. Dullsville. • Nancy Lopez and Betsy King, Mich.; Ch. 3. at Texas; Ch. 47. ment singles title in 1962 and was a Friday was opening day of the Na- 3 p.m. — Baseball — San Fran- 8:50 p.m. — U.S. Olympic Gold — the dominant players on the Ladies member of three championship tional Football League team's train- ated, was placed on the Reserve/Did cisco at Houston; Ch. 15. Highlights of the Santa Clara (Cal.) teams. He has 26 national honor ing camp at the University of Wiscon- Professional Golf Association Tour 3:30 p.m. — Wide World of Sports Invitational, taped July 7-9; and a Not Report list. this year, continued their battle for — Highlights of the Mike Tyson-Carl U.S.-Soviet Union gymnastics exhibi- counts with a career high 770. sin-Platteville and the gorgeous 78-de- "You'd love to have him here," supremacy in the opening round of "The Truth" Williams heavyweight tion, taped May 5 at Cedar City, Utah; Tickets for the Hall of Fame gree day helped keep 80 players, said Ditka, adding McMichael is not title fight, taped July 21 at Atlantic WTBS. banquet are $15 and can be ob- some 1,200 onlookers and bevy of the $225,000 Atlantic City Classic at City, N.J.; and the 1989 Tour of World 11 p.m. — Prep basketball — The subject to a fine. "What good is it to Somers Point, N.J. Figure Skating Champions, taped tained from the MBA office at media cool. Nike National Championship, at Las But news? fine somebody? There's a disagree- Lopez was just a little bit better May 21 at East Rutherford, N.J.; Ch. Vegas, Nov.; ESPN. 221-9590 or from MBA officers. ment that has to be worked out intelli- Friday, shooting a 3-under-par 67 to 27. • Burr Oaks Bowl, built and op- Aside from some contractual erated by the Iverson family for 29 maneuvers — most significantly, the gently." take a 1-stroke lead over King, RADIO Though team officials indicated Elaine Crosby and Chris Johnson. 10 a.m. — World's Greatest 8 pun. — Baseball — Milwaukee bowling seasons, will become Clas- signing of the veteran safety Duer- sic Lanes on Monday when Phil son, which left the Bears with five un- Armstrong and Woolford were close Eight others were 2 shots back. Sports Talk Show — With Steve at Texas; WIBA (1310 AM). to signing, there was no progress to • American Billy Casper shot a True; WTDY (1480 AM). Presti takes over as owner. signed players — Day 1 of summer No. 6 in Platteville came off without report in the cases of Perry, Gayle or second-round 69 for a 4-under-par McMichael. 136 total to lead Bob Charles by 2 incident. "We'll work with the guys in the strokes at the halfway mark of the Diving, swimming "If we would have had 100 degrees, huddle," Defensive Line Coach John British Seniors Open at Turnberry, I don't know if we could have done Levra said. "But I think it's bad for Scotland. Charles shot a 68. meets next week what we did today," Bears Coach any football team to know that its key • Jim Dent and Gordon Jones Mike Ditka said. "Things went very well for the first day." players aren't on the practice field." shot 5-under par 67s to share the The all-city diving and swim- Friday's huddle saw very little of first-round lead in the seniors New- Duerson's signing helped make ming meets will be held next week Ditka's day. A Pro Bowl selection Richard Dent and none of Dan Hamp- port Cup Golf Championship at in Madison. ton. Newport, R.I. each of the past four years, Duerson signed what is believed to be a two- Dent, the most valuable player in The diving meet, featuring Super Bowl XX, broke his left fibula teams from nine pools, starts Mon- year contract. Marquettetohost day at Parkcrest pool at 8 a.m. with "I'm happy to remain a Bear," against Green Bay last November competition involving boys and Duerson said in a prepared state- and spent the offseason in intense part of '92 tourney girls 12 and under. On Tuesday ment. No terms of the deal were dis- rehabilitation. .Preliminary reports competition involves boys and girls closed, but Duerson, 28, is expected to from light workouts were mixed. Marquette University will host ages 13 to 18. arrive in camp today and make his "I had no idea it would take this first- and second-round games of practice debut Monday. long to bring on the strength and agil- the National Collegiate Athletic As- Over 1,000 athletes from ages 6 ity," Dent said. "Ill be going twice a to 18 are expected in the city swim- "What's done is done," Ditka said day, but what I do twice a day will be sociation postseason basketball of Duerson's brief holdout. "It's set- tournament in 1992 at the Bradley ming meet at Hill Farm Pool Pre- a different story." liminaries will be held at 9 a.m. tled and the main thing is to get in The morning practice found Center arena, the school an- Nancy Lopez Elmer Helser here and play football" nounced Friday. Thursday and Friday. The finals Hampton in pads, the afternoon prac- will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. Said an obviously excited Mike tice sans pads. But Hampton, recov- Eight teams are to take part in Council super middleweight title, mid-October. Singletary: "I'm excited about it. It's the Midwest Regional first- and Top Rank promoter Bob Arum an- ering from his eighth knee operation The decision makes Kentucky exciting for Dave and exciting for our in 10 years — that's right, eight-for-10 second-round games March 21-22, nounced Friday. the second state in the nation to football team." 1992, with two teams advancing to The fight was announced earlier — spent the entire day on the side- offer a lottery game based on the Correction Veteran defensive tackle William the final 16 for the Midwest Re- in the week, but a date and location outcome of National Football lines. gional tournament in Kansas City. was undetermined. Perry and safety Shaun Gayle remain "So far, so good," Hampton said. League .games. The Oregon Lot- A trade involving the Detroit unsigned as do 1989 first-round draft tery Commission voted earlier this Tigers and the Chicago White Sox "If things go as scheduled, I could picks Trace Armstrong, a defensive maybe play in our third preseason month to offer a similar game. reported in Wednesday's edition end from Florida, and Donnell Wool- Leonard-Duran Kentucky approves was not official The trade was con- game (Aug. 27 against Kansas City). ford, a defensive back from Clemson. We'll see." tingent on the White Sox signing All four skipped Friday's practices. date, place set football lottery NBA reinstates outfielder Gary Pettis to a one-year The only notable injury Friday A fifth player, defensive tackle was a slightly sprained ankle for Sugar Ray Leonard and Ro- The Kentucky Lottery Corp. contract extension within 72 hours. Steve McMichael, was in camp for his Rockets' Wiggins That deadline passed Friday. third-year defensive end Sean Smith. berto Duran will fight outdoors voted Friday in Louisville, Ky., to NFL-mandated urinalysis but did not Earlier in the day, the Bears placed Dec. 7 at the Mirage Hotel in Las offer football betting when it begins The National Basketball Associ- Compiled from State Journal wire work out. McMichael, a 10-year vet- tight end Cliff Benson on waivers Vegas for Leonard's World Boxing operating computerized games in ation and the league's players as- services and staff reports eran who wants his contract renegoti- after he failed his physical QB Walsh signs: 4 years, $4.1 million Fontenot reports Associated Press NFL NOTES The Dallas Cowboys came to after 4-day holdout terms with holdout quarterback Steve Walsh on Friday for a total above 90. GREEN BAY (AP) - Herman package of $4.1 million spread over This year, temperatures have Fontenot, who was absent from the PACKERS NOTES four years, Coach Jimmy Johnson been as high as the mid-80s in the af- first four days of the Green Bay said. ternoons, but nothing like last season. Packers' National Football League Walsh, who decided to pass up his And, while the New Orleans area training camp, finally reported 'What I'm saying is, senior year at the University of has been drowned in rain over the Friday, saying he'd been trying to re- Miami (Fla.) to enter the National past weeks, the Saints worked right work his contract. "How much am I Football League's supplemental through two light showers that came Fontenot, obtained in a trade with worth to this team? draft, will fly to the Cowboys' camp at during practice time over the past the Cleveland Browns on draft day, Thousand Oaks, Calif., today to sign two weeks. How badly do you his contract and begin workouts. was fined more than $8,000. • Upshaw disputes pay scale "I'm going to work. I don't care want me?'" The Cowboys already have Troy talk: Gene Upshaw, head of the NFL about the fines," he said. Aikman, the No. 1 overall pick in the Players Association, disputed predic- Fontenot had been selected by the Herman Fontenot regular draft, in camp, and reports tions by management's labor rela- Packers as a Plan B free agent last have indicated that Walsh could be tions chief that an entry-level pay March but decided not to sign with traded. scale for rookies could be in place by the team, losing out on a signing But Johnson said the Cowboys' next season. bonus in the process. After he was ob- Braatz were scheduled to meet today plans include Walsh. Upshaw, executive director of the tained in the trade, Fontenot said he in Sheboygan. Harris, who briefly at- ; "We're not considering a trade for union, said Jack Donlan of the Man- still wanted the same money he tended the Packers' Friday afternoon Steve at this time," Johnson said. "We agement Council, made his remarks would have received as a free agent. practice, said he hoped to be on the plan for him to be here and compet- "to put pressure on the unsigned "What I'm saying is, 'How much practice field this afternoon. ing for the job. We're not looking for players." am I worth to this team? How badly Two other unsigned players were any more offers for Steve. We plan Donlan was quoted as saying the do you want me?' I'm here to give also in the team's locker room Friday for him to play for the Cowboys." 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal could what I got. All I want is conversation — defensive backs Tiger Greene and A substantional bonus was in- rule by September or October on the about it. Not just tell me what to do. I Ken Stills, both of whom are reported cluded in Walsh's contract but it union's antitrust suit against the don't think any man should be told close to signing. wasn't disclosed. According to the league. He said that after the deci- what to do. I'm here because I want • Braatz clarifies Starr com- contract, Walsh could be traded to sion, the salary scale could be negoti- to be here." ment: Braatz issued a two-sentence any other NFL team in 1989. After ated Fontenot said he was told he statement to clarify a statement he 1989, he will give Johnson a list of four Upshaw disagreed. would have to prove himself before made Thursday, in which he said Har- teams he doesn't wish to be traded to. "All he's doing is trying to scare he asked for more money. He said he ris is represented by a group, RAL • Redskins' Williams in hospital: the players," he said. "There are a lot held out for four days to make a point, Asset Management Group, that is Washington Redskins quarterback of unsigned players, especially in the even though the fines were hefty. headed by former Packers coach and Doug Williams was admitted to a Vir- first couple of rounds of the draft." "If you want to make something quarterback Bart Starr. ginia hospital to receive treatment • Mack joins Browns camp: Run- clear, if you want someone to know Braatz said that the Starr group for his ailing back, team officials said. ning back Kevin Mack joined the where you're coming from, see it was new in the agent field and was Williams said Sunday that he had Cleveland Browns camp in Mentor, from your point of view, you've got to trying to make a name for itself in the suffered the injury about six weeks Associated Press Harris negotiations. Ohio, after spending a month in reha- All-pro nose tackle Tim Krumrie, far right, a former University of Wiscon- give up to get a little," Fontenot said. ago while running on a treadmill The bilitation following his arrest on drug "I wanted them to understand That produced a vehement denial injury was initially diagnosed as a sin athlete, makes a point to Cincinnati Bengals teammates Matt where I was coming from, what I from Starr, who said, "That's a total trafficking charges. D'Amico (97) and Ed Brady at the Bengals' camp in Wilmington, Ohio. nerve problem in his right leg, but no In a news conference upon his ar- feel I know what I'm worth, playing inaccuarcy." certain diagnosis has been released. Krumrie, who broke his left leg in last season's Super Bowl, hopes to .. Starr said the purpose of his group, rival at the camp, Mack said he was play this season. to the best of my capacity." • Team officials said Williams, who sorry for the ordeal his case is caus- Packers Coach Lindy Infante said in which former Packers teammate has already missed a week of training ing for his parents and the Browns. Fontenot took "an expensive vaca- Bob Long is a partner, is to provide camp, will be treated with bed rest "I'm a little nervous now with all different away. They'd give him dif- objected to coverage of the case, tion." > financial counseling and planning, and traction for at least one week. eyes on me, but it's something I'm ferent reads, they'll try to confuse which included stories this week on a • Jacke signs, Buford c.ut: The "Bob and I have nothing to do with • Saints like the weather: Friday going to have to deal with," he said. him." decision by prosecutors to charge Packers signed kicker Chris Jacke, negotiations. Absolutely nothing," was finally the kind of day the New him with possession of marijuana their fifth-round draft choice from Starr said. • Peete takes Lions by storm: It Peete, the club's sixth-round draft Orleans Saints were looking for when pick, is one of five quarterbacks bat- more than two months after his ar- Texas-El Paso, and waived veteran In his statement, Braatz said: .they moved preseason camp from appears that Detroit Lions rookie rest in Missouri. punter Maury Buford. . '.'Bart Starr is not connected in any Rodney Peete may be winning the tling for the starter's job. The others hot, muggy Louisiana to the cooler, are veterans Chuck Long, Eric Hip- Wilder, 31, passed a voluntary drug Jacke's signing leaves top draft way with the negotiations -with Tim dryer climate of La Crosse. team's quarterback battle. test administered by the Buccaneers choice Tony Mandarich as the only Harris. Starr is a principle share- Peete has been impressive since pie and Rusty Hilger, and free-agent Friday's morning practice began Bob Gagliano. after the May 13 incident. He con- unsigned rookie. holder in the company with Bob Long with temperatures at 66 degrees and training camp opened at Rochester, tends a small quantity of marijuana Buford, who punted for the New and RAL Management but takes no ended with the thermometer at 70. It Mich., 10 days ago, and Coach Wayne • Buccaneers aren't talking: The allegedly found in a car he owns, but York Giants last season, was signed role in negotiations for players the Was 78 for the afternoon practice. Fontes said the former Southern Cali- Tampa Bay Buccaneers have stopped was not driving, did not belong to him. as a Plan B free agent. company represents." fornia athlete looks better with every talking to the media in what players "Outstanding," Coach Jim Mora The players held a team meeting • Harris, Greene, Stills close in: • Just a sprain for Affholter: A said. "This afternoon is just perfect." practice. described as a show of support for Friday and decided to "temporarily" Linebacker Tim Harris, the team's running back James Wilder's legal bone scan taken on fourth-round draft The Saints moved to the Univer- "I like Rodney, I really do," Fontes decline all interview requests be- sack leader the last three seasons, choice Erik Affholter was negative sity of Wisconsin-La Crosse last year said. "I think he has tremendous poise fight against a misdemeanor drug cause they believe Wilder is "the ulti- said he was close to signing. charge. and the wide receiver's ankle injury^ in time for a record-breaking heat for a rookie. But if he were to be the mate victim of circumstance." Harris said his agent Ulice Payne would be treated as a sprain, Infante spell, day after day of temperatures starter, they'd come after him every Wilder's teammates specifically Wilder's court date is Sept. 7. and Packers Vice President Tom said. Bears sign Perry/2D 1D Spoils editor: Red Sox top Orioles/30 Wisconsin State Journal William K. Brophy, 252-6170 SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADS/4D Tuesday, August 1.198D The Cubs are good? Reuss joins Brewers' battle ByAndyBaggot from Oakland, Calif., today, was "There has been a little more Sports reporter simple. realization that, yes, we really are a MILWAUKEE - Convinced his "We think it's going to give us a contender as people have said," Dal- JERRY REUSS' CAREER STATISTICS Believe it team has finally established itself as better chance to win the American ton said. "Had we gone the other a viable contender for the American League Eastern Division pennant," way, perhaps we would not have Year, Team "This is an odd year in baseball," Dallas League East Division baseball title, Dalton said. "He's the type of done it. I don't know." 69, St. Louis Green said. Milwaukee Brewers General Man- 70; St. Louis pitcher I think can come in here and Baltimore and Boston also were 71, St. LOUlS He meant odd as in strange, odd as in ager Harry Dalton pulled the trade pick us up by pitching well and also in pursuit of Reuss,'but Chicago 72, Houston 73, Houston unbelievable, odd as.in — well, let's put it this trigger Monday afternoon. by adding an experienced presence General Manager Larry Himes said 74, Pittsburgh way: In a classic exchange of youth to the ballclub. That is the valuable Dalton put together the most viable 75, Pittsburgh 76, Plttsbutflh Would you believe an Orioles-Cubs World for experience, the Brewers ac- kind of presence you need in a pen- package the quickest. 77, Pittsburgh Series? . • quired left-handed pitcher Jerry nant race." In 23 appearances with the last- 78, Pittsburgh 79, Los Angeles. No, I didn't think so. Reuss from the Chicago White Sox By winning nine of their last 12, place White Sox (44-61 in the AL 80, Los Angeles . 229 18- 6 All right, then, for minor leaguer Brian Drahman, a including a 6-1 triumph over Cleve- West) this season, Reuss was 8-5 81, Loe Angeles . 153 10- 4 82, Los Angeles. 256 18-11 what do you say right-handed reliever. land at County Stadium Monday with a 5.06 ERA. That includes a 6-0 83, LaeAnylees. 223 12-11 Reuss is 40 and will be playing night, fifth-place Milwaukee (51-54) 84, Loe Angeles. about an Angels-Cubs complete-game triumph over the 85, Los Angeles . World Series? Or, for for his eighth major league team. has picked up eight games on first- Brewers on May 1 and a 3-2 decision 86, Loe Angeles . Drahman is 22 and is in his first sea- 87, LA-Cln.-Cle. . that matter, anybody place Baltimore (54-49) since July over California in his last start Sun- 88, Chicago (AL) tend the Cubs in the son at Class AA El Paso (Texas). 18. That, plus the waiver deadline day. 89, Chicago (AL) World Series? The reason for getting Reuss, which was midnight Monday, Reuss was 13-9 with a 3.44 ERA Totals ...».».»...*.. Oh, I see your who is scheduled to arrive here prompted completion of the trade. Turn to 3D, Col. 1 problem. You just Jerry Reuss can't imagine the Chicago Cubs winning a National League pennant. That's understandable. Unless you were around 44 years ago, you aren't old enough to have experienced a Yount, Brewers baseball feat rarer than a Steve Carlton news conference. Think of it — two months to go and they're actually ahead of the New York Mets back on track in the NL East. Don Zimmer isn't manager of the year, he's manager of the century. It would be stretching a point to say By Andy Baggot "Two weeks ago we were 12 Zimmer is doing it with mirrors. What he's Sports reporter back," reliever Dan Plesac said. "If doing it with is a combination of remarkably MILWAUKEE - A prayer, a you would have said we would be on productive rookies, a few solid veterans, and warning and an hallelujah were the verge of being four games out solid pitching that includes the missing among the sampling of thoughts less than-two weeks later, you'd ingredient of '88 — a stopper in the bullpen. from the winners' clubhouse at have to pray for a miracle." Baseball people everywhere are fascinated County Stadium Monday night. The warning came via Crim. by the emergence of the team as a They were born moments after "We're in it now," he said. "Some legitimate contender — especially where the Milwaukee Brewers knocked off people better look out." ; Dallas Green, the man who built the Cubs' the Cleveland Indians, 6-1, in an The principals of Monday's deci- farm system out of the ruins he inherited in American League baseball game sion have been central figures in the '82, resides. 'but have roots to events spanning sudden burst. "I'd love to see them win it for the sake of the last two weeks. Yount hit .396 (40-for-101) with the kids and for the fans," said Green, now A crowd of 17,434 showed up to five home runs and 24 RBI during the New York Yankees' manager. "Let's see the surging Brewers win for the the month of July, improving his face it, those Cubs fans are special people." ninth time in the last 12 games and overall numbers to .325 with 13 So are the "kids" who graduated from improve their fifth-place record in home runs and a club-leading 69 Green's farm system to play leading roles in the AL East Division to 51-54. RBI. The club was 11-8 during his the Cubs' surprise' bid to repeat their NL They trail first-place Baltimore hitting streak. East championship of '84. Outfielders (54-49) by four games and are but Plesac sang his praises. "I told Jerome Walton and Dwight Smith, both one game out of second. Amazingly, (Bullpen Coach) Larry Haney to-, rookie-of-the-year candidates, were signed they were 12 games out of first on night this is what it must have been during the period Green ran the showy. So, July 18. like watching him play in '82 (when too, were shortstop-Shawon Dunston, first One day after his 19-game hitting Yount led the Brewers to the AL baseman Mark Grace, switch hitting catcher streak ended, Robin Yount cranked pennant and was named the Damon Berryhill and pitcher Greg Maddux. it up again with a solo home run — league's most valuable player)," he And it was: during Green's tenure that the the 200th of his career — a double said. "He's the best player I've seen Cubs signed^freetagent'Andre.Dawson and ; and two runs scored. in four years I've been in the' big acquired^eohd toasemailiRyne Sandberg Greg Brock added two hits and leagues." and pitcher "Rick SutcUffe. knocked in two runs, while Mike General Manager Jim Frey put together Felder had two hits and scored CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE twice. ab r h bl ab r h hi the final pieces of the puzzle, acquiring third Browne 2b 4000 Molltor 3b 30 21 Meanwhile, Teddy Higuera (6-4, Aguayo ss 4000 Polldor 2b 4111 baseman Vance Law and — in the most Kommlnsk cf 4010 Braggs If 4001 3.23 ERA) allowed five hits, one run Carter If 4010 Yount cf 3 221 important and daring move of all — trading P. O'Brien Ib 4000 Brock Ib 3022 and struck out five hi six innings. Belle dh 2111 Meyer dh 4000 Rafael Palmeiro to the Texas Rangers to Snyder rf 4 0 1 0 C. O'Brien c 4000 obtain, among others, reliever Mitch His only major boo-boo was a hang- Jacoby 3b 4020 Felder rf 4220 Skinner c 3010 Spleri u 3 1 1 p Williams. ing breaking ball that Joey Belle Totals 33 1 7 1 Totali n < 10 » Zimmer and those amazing kids have poked to left for a solo home run in Cleveland DM 010 800—1 the fifth inning. Milwaukee 010 IXJJ llx—« done the rest, bringing the Cubs to within E — C. O'Brien. DP — Cleveland 1. LOB — Chuck Crim finished by allowing Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 5. 2B — Jacoby, Skinner, two games of Montreal Carter, Yount, Brock. HR — Yount (13), Belle (3). Is it all a mirage? just two hits en route to his fifth SB — Belle (2). save. "They've got a good team," Pirates IP H R ER SB SO Scott Bailes (4-6, 4.32 ERA) Cleveland Manager Jim Leyland said. "I said that last Stale Journal photo/SCOTT SSD Bailes L (4-4) 52-3 t 44 2 t year arid everybody laughed at me, but I yielded five hits and four runs in 5% Olln 21-35 2 2 00 innings to take the loss for the In- Milwaukee knew they had a few guys in the minor Higuera W (4-4) 6 5 1 1 2 S dians, who fell to 51-53 and fourth CrlmSM) 3 _20 . 0. .0 2 leagues that were pretty good. I said, 'If A different perspective Higuera pitched to one batter In seventh. place, but remained 3% games be- HBP — Brock (by Ballet). WP — Olln. those guys get somebody to close the game T — 2:13. Alt. — 17,434. out. . . .' Nobody ever understands the Matt Geraths of the Middleton team does a back- Madison All-City Diving Meet Monday at Parkcrest hind Baltimore. • , emotional lift a quality stopper gives the ward dive in a layout position in the boys age-10- Pool. The meet continues today. Results In .The prayer relates to the obvi- H Deer resting knee/30 entire club." and-under preliminaries during the first day of the Scoreboard/4D. ous. Frey did, and the impact on the '89 Cubs has been apparent from the time Williams struck out three Phillies with the bases t. loaded to save a 4-3 victory on opening day. Above all, perhaps, you've got to hand it to them for not hitting the panic button in Mets get Viola, send 5 players to Twins March, when things looked bleak. , "Jim and I tried to make trades and NEW YORK (AP) - Left-hander Frank couldn't do it," said Hugh Alexander, the Viola was born hi New York and was a ready to pitch again until late August. player starts with you in the minor leagues Viola was traded Monday night by the Minne- star at St. John's University. He will fly to St The Mets are hi fourth place in the NL and comes up to the majors, he's always spe- Cubs' advance scout. "Well, we could've, but sota Twins to the New York Mets, who hope Louis today and is expected to make his Na- East and lost their seventh straight game cial to you." we'd have to give up a Dunston or a they got the ace who can pull them back into tional League debut when he starts for the Sandberg or a Berryhill or somebody like Monday night. New York is seven games be- Aguilera, 27, is 6-6 with seven saves and a a baseball pennant race that is slipping away. Mets Wednesday night against the Cardinals. hind Montreal, which got Langston from 2.34 ERA. He had been ineffective recently as that. So finally Jim and I, we just took the The Twins received pitchers Rick Aguil- "It's a shock for me. It's the first time it's Seattle in May. a reliever and had wanted to return to a start: bull by the horns. We said, 'What the hell, era and David West and three players to be ever happened. I have a lot of fond memories "I know we're giving up a lot for Viola, ing role. < we'll bring Lloyd McClendon and Dwight named later. The teams met all day and com- for Minnesota, the fans and the champion- he's one of the premier pitchers in baseball," West, 24, is a promising left-hander who Smith to the big leagues and see what they pleted the deal shortly before the midnight ship, but this is coming home," Viola said in Mets Manager Davey Johnson said. "Any- was called up from the minors to take Good: can do.' " trading deadline. New York, where the Twins were to play the time we can get a player of this calibre, you en's spot in the rotation. He was hit hard in What they did is now a matter of record. Earlier in the evening, the Mets acquired Yankees today. "Now, I'll have a chance to have to make the trade." two starts and is 0-2 with a 7.40 ERA. Pennant fever rages anew on Chicago's reliever Jeff Musselman from Toronto. That play for a team I grew up with." Twins Manager Tom Kelly was asleep in The three other players in the trade will north side. move made the Mets more willing to trade The Mets, who missed a chance to get his New York hotel room when the deal was be announced later. Uh, would you believe the Cubs and the pitchers. Mark Langston earlier this season, had been made. He did not know the trade had been Viola, the most valuable player of the 1987 Texas Rangers? Viola, 29, has struggled after winning the looking to fill the void left by Dwight Good- completed. World Series, signed a three-year, $7.9-million Frank Dolson Is a sports columnist for the American League Cy Young Award last sea- en's injury. Gooden is recovering from a torn "Frank started with me in Double A down contract in the first week of the season. He is Philadelphia Inquirer. son. He is 8-12 with 3.79 ERA. muscle under his right armpit and will not be in Orlando, Fla.," Kelly said. "Any time a to be paid a f 1.1-million bonus in December. ,
» Infante's search for kicker might end with Jacke! ByJohnAehl Now it's training camp of the 1989 four of five, missing only a 52-yarder. then we'll let one guy finish out our The Packers, who worked hard a{ Sports reporter 'It was like they had season, and the Packers will not allow He also made one from that distance. training camp, and see how he does — scouting kickers after last season] GREEN BAY - An image from the embarrassment of last year's in- "We're not going through what we and check the waiver wire. ranked him as the top kicker in the last year's football season, in the never seen a kicker competent kicking to recur. did last year," Infante said Monday. "I don't mean to put undue pres- draft. 1 early evening of Milwaukee County here before.' That's what Coach Lindy Infante "If we come out of training camp and sure on them, but that's the nature of Jacke said he hasn't felt the presi Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 23: says, anyway. feel the kicker we have selected from the position. It is probably one of the sure of kicking here so far, "but I It's fourth down for the Green Bay Chris Jacke So the Packers picked a kicker in the group is going to do the job, we'll most pressurized hi the game of foot- haven't kicked in front of 50,000 Packers on the Washington Redskins' on Packers fans the sixth round of the draft — Chris give him the job. ball, probably more so than the quar- screaming fans yet." { 7-yard line, the Packers losing, 20-17, Jacke of Texas-El Paso. "If that's not the case and we don't terback." At the Sunday scrimmage, 2,000 to- in the last few seconds of this Na- On Sunday, the choice looked good feel good about that position when we Jacke kicked every day during the 3,000 Green Bay fans cheered bolster* tional Football League game. eventually,strings into seven straight as Jacke ripped three kicks, from the come out of training camp . . . we'll off-season, so he felt he was ready for ously when Jacke put his first kick) In comes Max Zendejas. losses for the Packers. 37-, 42- and 47-yard lines, through the get somebody that's done it in this the Packers, even though he got into from 37 yards, high and clean througrj He's going to kick the field goal Zendejas doesn't see those last six goal posts. league. But we're not starting the camp only last Friday, after a minor the goalposts. • that will put the Packers into over- because he's gone by Tuesday, Oct. 25. Kirk Roach, a barefooted kicker musical chairs with unproven kickers contract squabble. "It was a lot of fun," he said, "f time against the 1987 Super Bowl But the Packers' field-goal efforts picked up as a free agent,- missed all this year." "Now I'm just trying to get used to really didn't expect that many people, champions. This kick is nothing more don't get any better as they bumble three of his attempts, while Kerry Infante also emphasized, "There the snaps, and the holds," he said. Then, reflecting for a moment, he" than an extra point. through three more kickers in the last Brady, another free agent, made two are no guarantees at that position. If In his senior year at UTEP, Jacke added, "It was like they had never But the pressure or a slipped foot eight games of the season. Combined, of three. those guys don't produce out on the made all 48 extra points and 25 of 27 seen a kicker here before." < or something gets to Zendejas. He the four make only 13 of 25 field-goal On Monday, in a 15-minute kicking practice field, or if we feel after the field goals. His longest was 52 yards, It has been a while. \a misses at point-blank range. 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Junior: Preferred Title 8, MM Bank-James- Fossos 29 V4 38 11 11 24 M 3.38 these classified pages to order and determine Health Services 264 Video Games ft Equipment.... 626 TRANSPORTATION 38-38; Joe Dohlstrom, Rlvermoor GC, 39-37; Brett town4; Marshall-Erdmon 10, Butterfleld Builders5. Kruegar 66W 74 26 26 45 3-2 3.53 the length of your ad. Household Services...... 255 Sewing Machines/Fabric.. 630 Aircraft , 900 Wllemon, Towne GC-Edgerton, 37-39; Chris Nelger, Aldrlch 26 24 11 12 12 1-0 3.81 Delbrook GC-Delavon, 39-37; Derek Schnarr, Black- Instructors/Tutors 258 Hobbles .'. 631 Snowmobiles A Gear ,902 SCHOOL COMMUNITY RECREATION Knudson 63% 67 29 17 26 2-3 4.10 NON-CONTRACT DEADLINES Instrument Repair/Tune 267 Photography > 832 Campers A Trailers 904 • hawk GC-Madlson, 36-40. Clutlerbuck 67W 73 31 16 29 2-5 4.14 77 — Peter Beckwlth, Abbey Springs GC-Fonlana, Atlantic: Steohan 4, Brady 10, Laurel Tavern 2; 44% For ads first appearing: Insulation/Energy Products.. 258 Lundeen's 12, B&G 4; Busch Men 8, Big Ten Pub 3. Blrkbeck 57 27 22 31 0-4 5.4. Musical Instruments 834 Motor Homes , 906 41-36; Dave McFerren, CC ol Belolt, 39-38; Brian Augus't ".'.'.'.'.'. 119% 154 73 — 43 9-10 S.49 Tuesday-Friday...5:30PM the preceding day Insurance Services 259 Miscellaneous for Sale 636 Boats A Motors 908 Prlsbe, Odona Hills GC-Modlson, 38-39; Mark Lang, Northern: Ovens ol Brittany 13, Cellar Bar 3. Veres 4W 7 3 3 CC ol Belolt, 40-37. 0-1 6.23 Saturday...8:00 PM Thursday Landscaping 260 Clothing, Jewelry . 845 Motorcycle/ATV... .I...-920 Wegman 51 69 38 21 37 2-6 6.71 Sunday. ..5:30 PM on Friday Bicycles , 921 78 — Mark Wilson, Oconomowoc GC, 38-40; Mike Mlrabella 13'/j is 13 7 4 Misc. Services 284 Sporting Goods .'.... 650 Cllnlon, The Springs GC-Sprlng Green, 40-38. 0-0 8.78 Monday.. .11:30 AM on Saturday Diving Others 3 4 3 i 6. »0-0 9.0 ,.w0 Moving & Storage 288 Good Things To Eat , 880 Parts/Accessories/ • • 79 — Brad Nelson, Blackhawk COMadlson, 38-41. Team 925% 9M 407 MS 541 51-54 3.96 Musicians/Entertainers 268 Lawn ft Garden Supplies.. 663 Service.... r.,.930 10 — Derek Stendohl, Pleasant View GC-Mlddle- Saves (31): Plesac 24, Crlm 5, Aldrlch 1, Krueger ton, 43-37; John Ehllnger, Wotertown CC, 39-41; Scott CITY TOURNAMENT HOURS Office Services 270 Snow Removal Equipment 665 Wanted Automotive 940' Anlhes, Portage CC, 41-39; Dan Grote, Blockhcwk CC, Team scores: 1, Parkcrest, 84.5; 5, Hill Farms, 70; Mon, Tues, Painting A Wallpaper 272 Office Furnishing Trucks, Vans, Trailers.; 950 . 42-38; Karl Kllmlnskl, Cherokee CC, 38-42; Kirk Wle- 3, Nakoma, 58; 4, tie, Monona, Mlddleton, 48; 6, Ridge- Wed, Fri,..7:30 AM to 8:00 PM Pet Grooming 274 & Accessories ,. 888 Vehicle Loans, Insurance... 960 land, Cherokee CC, 40-40. wood, 34; 7, Westslde, 19.5; 8, Shorewood, 10; 9, Maple Plumbing 278 • Business Equipment ..670 Sports Cars .....970 81 — John Llmbach, West Bend CC, 36-45; Brent Blull, 0. Minor league Thursday.. .7:30 AM-6:00 PM McFerren, CC of Belolt, 43-38; Scott Carlson, Lake Ar- 10 and under girls: 1, Nlkkl Jesperson, Hill Farms, Saturday.. .8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon (for Mon- Printers 280 Industrial Equipment 671 Antique, Collectible Cars.,,,971 • rowhead GC-Nekoosa, 45-36; David Formlsono, Black- 140.85; 2, Vanessa Waldy, Mlddleton, 129.20; 3, Held) MIDWEST LEAGUE day's edition) ' Photos/Artists 282 Computer Equipment 672 Used Cars For Sale 973 hawk CC, 43-38. Heberfeln, Mfddleton, 124.70; 4, Kerry Oanahy, Park- (Affiliations in parentheses) Additional cancellations, corrections, exten- Remodel/Repair .,284 Building Material • . Vehicle Leasing 980 82 — Matt Brewer, Oconomowoc GC, 42-40; Galen crest, 124.10; 5, Kathleen Parsons, Rldgewood, 123; 6, Rental/ & Removal 878 New Cars For Sale 990 Eckland, Hlllmoor CC-Lake Geneva, 40-42; Joe Bekah Friedman, Shorewood, 118,25. SECOND HALF sions for Monday and obituaries can be placed Slmms, Nakomo GC, 37-4S. 10 and under boyi: 1, Jacob Heberleln, Mlddleton, NORTHERN DIVISION Saturday 8:00-3:30 PM & Sunday 10:00 AM-5:00 Charter Transportation 285 Fuel/Heating Equipment.. 680 83 — Jell Bloke, Cherokee CC, 39-44; Chris La 133.45; 2, Chris Wood, Parkcrest, 131.95; 3, Scott Kotl- PM. Roofing a Siding 288 Machinery, Tools....: 685 Rowe, Reedsburg CC, 42-41; David HIM, Yahara Hills ar. Hill Farms, 130.60; 4, Daniel Plourde, Parkcrest, zSouth Bend (White Sox) 28 15 .651 Security Systems/ GC, 40-43. 120.70; 5, Eric Flesch, Nokoma, 130.65; 6, Ryan Lake, Rocklord (Expos) 33 17 .575 CHECK YOUR AD Investigators 288 REALTYSALES 84 — Steve Sawtell, Evergreen CC, 44-40; Jell Westslde, 118.90. Belolt (Brewers) 25 19 .568 If there are any errors or omissions, call Real Estate Services ..700 Metro, Cherokee CC, 43-41; Brad Gempeler, Nokoma 11-13 girls: 1, Mlrlelle Beaucholne, Nakoma, Wausau (Mariners) 24 21 .533 Snow Plowing 289 Mobile Hornqs for Sale...... 704 ial . GC, 43-41. 184.05; 3, Carrie Balklm, Porkcrest, 176; 3, J, Ander- Kenosha (Twins) 21 30 .513 us as soon as possible the first day. This Tailoring/Sewing..: 290' East A Central Homes 708 85 — Eric Quanbeck, Watertown CC, 42-43; Steve son-Norman, HIM Farms, 174.75; 4, Jeonnae Petit, Appleton (Royals) 31 newspaper makes every effort to avoid Towing „..,: 292 Open East & Central 707 ss ad Royko, Nakoma GC, 44-41; Andy Kelly, Sun Prairie Parkcrest, 169.75; 5, Llia Papl, Nokoma, 161.70; 6, Madison (Athletics) is .366 CC, 44-43. Katie Lenz, Nakoma, 157.75. errors in advertisements. In the event of EMPLOYMENT Madison West Homes 708 87 — Rlley Wuli Jr., Lac la Belle CC-Oconomo- 11-13 boys: I, Tom Ross, Monona, 196.35; 2, Ker- SOUTHERN DIVISION an error, Madison Newspapers, Inc.'s General 300 Open Madison West 709 252-7723 wln Vincent, Hill Farms, 167; 3, Jon Emerlck, Park- woc, 44-43; Bob Eldrlge, Lac la Belle CC, 43-44; Joson W L Pel OB liability is limited to a correction, if Employment Services 301 Condominiums ~,.,..°... 711 Kuckkon, Watertown CC, 41-46; Don Mylotke, Sparta crest, 158.85; 4, Chris Jerovlck, Rldgewood, 153.25; 5, Springfield (Cardinals) 25 16 Office, Clerical 305 GC, 43-44; Brad Rlenenapp, Norsk Goll Bowl-Mount Brian Messman, Hill Farms, 152.10; 6, Chris Hlnderak- .6)0 requested, or credit only for that portion Open Condominiums 712 VISA er, Parkcrest, 147.80. iCedar Rapids 22 19 .537 T Data/Computer 307 Suburban Homes...... 713 Horeb, 45-42; Jay Royle, Lake Rlpley GC-Combrldge, Peorla (Cubs) 21 20 .512 4 of the ad rendered valueless. _ 47-40; Mike Anderson, Cherokee CC, 44-43; Steve Sos- Burlington (Braves) 19 32 nowskl, Blackhawk CC. 44-43; Brian Thompson, Prai- .463 6 Quad City (Angels) 18 21 .462 6 rie du Chlen CC, 49-38; David Wheeler, Blackhawk CC, Golf Clinton (Giants) 18 23 42-43; Joe Thus, Columbus CC, 42-43; Frank Zawlockl .43? Waterloo (Padres, Orioles) .... 11 30 .268 14 Cemeteries, Jr., Reedsburg CC, 44-43; Tommy Farrell, Prairie du i—First-half champion . Chlen CC, 46-41. Nancy Nelson hit a hole-ln-one Mon- 135 Monuments 140 Personal Interests 140 Personal Interests 170 Lost and Found 300 . General , 88 — Tim Wllkes, Watertown CC, 45-43; Matt Ken- day on the 112-yard, par-3 second hole at Monday's results HIGHLAND MEMORY GAR nedy, Cherokee CC, 46-42. Madison 6, Waterloo 3 Homeowners: Get your pain LOST 2 way radio Motorola In 89 — Terry Lawrence, Lac la Belle CC, 42-47; Mike Nakomo Golf Club. She used a pitching DENS. 3 lots. Garden of Good at contractor prices. 221-2033 black leather case; lost on Assembly* wedge. Appleton s, Quad City 3 Shepherd, S350 eo. 846-5702 Holland, Lac la Belle CC, 44-45; Scott Chltko, Old Hick- Clinton 4, Wausau 3 Voluntary Thrift Painting's Outlet 7/27 at opprex. 9pm In the At- ory CC-Beaver Dam, 42-47; Craig Nelson, Blackhawk Rockford 7, Kenosha 4 , ROSELAWN (2) grovi. 1S25 S. Stoughton near Buckeye wood, Milwaukee 8, North St. CC, 42-47; Erik Ller, Lake Windsor CC-Wlndsor, 46-43. Blackhawk ttl) — Bltl Hllsenhoft 73; George Belolt 3, south Bend 0 W sites In Lot 61, Section R Top quality applications, tool area. Reward for return, Lang Term 90 — uell Knudsen, Whitewater CC, 46-44. Stelmach76. Burlington 3, Sprlnglleld 0 $700. 333-546 Action Center 241-7008 or 221-3400 »1 — Brian Beckwllh, Odano Hills GC, 47-44; Craig Lake Windsor (72) — Brian Borland 77. Cedar Rapids 11, Peorla 3 EARN UP TO Fey, Blackhawk CC, 47-44; Paul Miller, Norsk Goll Glenway (33) — Glen Gardner 36. 246-4380 LOST Female Sheltle ' .Work ' Today's games $117 per mo. "Selkle."-Black with white s, Bowl, 48-43; Jon Gunderson, Towne CC-Edgerton, 47- Pleasant View (73) — Steve Davis 75; Dave Rich- Madison at Kenosha 138 Personals, Thanks As a plasma donor. 44; Bill McCormlck, Blockhowk CC, 48-43; Nathan ardson 76; Brian Kroeser 79. Appleton at South Bend brown, wearing color. Last If you're looking for work In Mergen, Nakoma GC-Madlson, 47-44. Odana Hills (72) — J.p. Morgan, Phil Borkenha- May the Sacred Heart of Jesus The VOLUNTARY ACTIO For Information or oppt. call seen-east of airport. Call 244- Dane, DqForest, Windsor or. Belolt at Wausau BADGER PLASMA CENTER 92 — Scott Brayman, Lac la Belle CC, 51-42, gen 73; Tom Patenaede 75; Eric Lund 76. Clinton at Rockford be adored, glorified, loved and CENTER has Informatlo 1345 Reward. Sun Prairie area — Call today. 97— Brad Bohlmon, Janesvllle CC, 53-45. Monona (36) — Grant Roe, Mike Burke 38; Joe on over 800 volunteer OPPO J» University Sq. Mall Burlington at Quad City preserved throughout the 2M-2110 PUPPY FOUND: Collie mix. We have several long term lob 101 — Patrick Sweeney, Nakoma GC, 48-53. Carney 39. Peorla at WAterloo world, now and forever. Sa (unities In Dane County, In Withdrew — Steve Anderson, Rlvermoor CC. Yahara Hills (71) — CIHt Schmidt 71; Don Kruo Twin Valley Road, Mlddleton openings! Some lobs will lead' Sprlnglleld at Cedar Rapids cred Heart of Jesus, pray for eluding the following. Co LEARN ELECTRONICS 836-5826 75; DaveGates, Phil Kaye78. us. St. Jude worker of mlra 246-4380 from 8am to 8pm at the Wisconsin School 'of to permanent employment cles, pray for us. St. Jude, Monday thru Friday to fin Electronics 249-6611 YELLOW LAB LOST West with excellent benefits, you- lelper of the hopeless, pray out how you can get In Side, Mlddleton area on 7/26. must have reliable Supervisory Management Big, friendly. 833-0495 Youth swimming Softball or us. SOY this prayer nine valved. training for the working adult transportation. Only those. FOR THE RECORD Imes a day. By the eighth COMMUNITY ACTION COM Day, evening. Madison Area FOUND: white kitten near Ar- who can make a long term MISSION'S "Food Fair" pro TRI-COUNTY MEET day, your prayer will be an- Technical College. 608-267-3131 boretum, call to Identify, commitment need apply. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION BASEBALL swered. It has never been gram Is looking far volun or 246-6008. B334S99. AI Prairie du Sac Men'l fast-pitch known to fall. Publication teers to help organize th Transportation necessary.- - Weekend results Apache: One Hour Martlnlzlng 3, Sports Pub 1. American League EARN EXTRA CASH I Watch LOST Giant Schnauzer adull Team scores: Spring Green 1375, Cross Plains Birch: Arnold's Breeze Inn 14, Lake Edge 1; LEAOUE OFFICE — reduced the suspension of must be promised. monthly distribution. Ther are many different area for Hazleton Labs listings In black male; Sun Prairie Gol! TOP pay - Call today 1371, Sun Prairie 1182, Sauk Prairie 1105, Mount Horeb Rocky Rococo's 7, Avenue Bar 0 (forfeit); Affordable Toronto Blue Jays outflilder Gwrg« Bell from three HANK YOU OUR LORD, running weekly In class 140 Course area, 7/U. 837-4582. 886, Mazomanle 736Va, Wisconsin Dells snvi, Baroboo Painting 10, Ohio Tavern 4. games to two. AND ST. JUDE FOR HEAR that need help, from coun .Reward. 608-237-1057 331. Women's fast-pitch BOSTON RED SOX — placed outfielder Mike NGMY PRAYERS. MMJ Ing food, to bagging, an For vacation rentals »ffirmollv«Actlm/E«iolOp»rtunlryEiwkw California: Shamrock 4, One of a Klne 3; Tony GreenwsM on the ISdoy disabled list. helping to distribute. Votun see classification 800 BOYS Frank's9, Mr. Robert's6; Hummers8, Pitcher's Pub4. NEW YORK YANKEES - named Mark Newman THANKS FOR PRAYER an teers are needed on AUBUS VACATION RENTALS 8-and-under Delaware: Wiggles 14, Mldred's 7; Wilson's'11, minor league coordinator. wered. It really did happen 23, 24, and 25. If you ca General 100 medley relay — 1, Spring Green, 1:23.55; 2, M.J. PREGNANCY COUNSELING 300 Nitty Gritty 9; Aide's Trophies It Village Bar 3. OAKLAND ATHLETICS - activated shortstop • help, call 246-4380 for mor Toll Free qualiiemns Cross Plains, 1:34.55; 3, Mazomanle 1:29.73. 25 free- Walt Weiss from the 21-day disabled list; released In- PUBLISHER'S NOTICE W TEMponAnr sli'ViCf s W Hawaii: Teasers 15, Regent St. Retreat 9; Kopp Information. 1-800-362-6028 . style — I, N. Soringstead, M, 16.94; 2, J. Aeschllmann, Insurance 16, Alt n' Bach's 8; Exclusive Co. 21, Big Ten fielder Glenn Hubbard. PROJECT HOME'S "PAINT Ail help wanted advertised In ?02 E. Washington Ave. M, 17.14; 3, A. Anderson, MH, 17.28. 35 backstroke — 1, Pub 1. SEATTLE MARINERS — Placed pitcher Gene [39 Personal Holiday 9 A-THON", a program de At Merlter Hospital this newspaper are subject to G. Kray, SG, 20.20; 3, M. Jassman, Sap, 30.71; 3, C. the City of Madison Equal Op Iowa: Badger Bowl 18, Luna Tech 6; Schoon- Harris on the I5Danny Jackson underwent shoulder surgery and will - Timothy C work on the homes beln ASSISTANTS Spring Green, 1:13.69; 3, Mazomanle, 1:14,91. 35 free- mlsi the remainder of the season. Mon.-Frl. 9am to 10pm; Sat. against any Individual with re- style — 1, T. Schodler, M, 14.27; 2, T. Hollmann, SO, Washington Host 9, CIA 3. done before that date. I 9om-9pm;Sun. 1 Pom-6pm Flambeau: Buckeye Inn 9, Schoepp's Auto Body 8; MONTREAL EXPOS - selected pitcher Mike you're looking for a creatlv spect to his compensation • 14.44; 3, M. Olson, SG, 14.97. a twckttroke — 1, D. Campbell from the Seattle Mariners organization to RESUME SERVICES terms, conditions, or prlvl ' NEW '-•• Blchanlch, SaP, 18.10; 2, M. Krey, SG, 18.38; 3, J. Mountain Jack's 18, Bowl-A-Vard 4. [40 Personal Interests outlet, and enloy helpln Hiawatha: CUNA Crush 7, Plaza Tavern 3; complete an earlier trade and optioned Campbell to In- others, call 246-4380 fo For help In preparing your leges of employment because JOBS Gray, Sup, 18.99. 15 breastroke — 1, T. Schadler, M. dianapolis at the American Association. of Individual's sex, 'race, rell : ' 18.95; 2, C. Maxwell, SG, 19.06; 3, T, Sprlnesteod, 19.15. Haagen Dais 7, Bennett's DNR 6; Regent St. Retreat CONSTIPATION STUDY more Information. resume, see the companies Due to expansion we now have 13, Capitol Centre Foods 9 NEW YORK METS — assigned pitcher Mike FIRST CALL FOR HELP, ai advertised In Classification glon, color, national origin or 50 freestyle — 1, N. Slater, SoP, 32.18; 2, T. Schodler, Brady to Columbia of the South Atlantic League. Volunteers Needed ancestry, age, handicap, openings In our advertising ., M, 33.30; 3, B. Sherman, SuP, 34,30.35 butterfly — 1, J. Juniper: Wilson's Bar II IB, The Scrubs 9; Ski's Information and referra 301-Employrnent Services department. No experience Shields, CP, lludges decision), 2, N. Slater, SaP; 3, B. Bar 14, Wilson's Bar I 7; Llddlcoat Insurance 6, Water Eastern League 'he U.w. Hospitals Dept. of service of theUnlted Way, I marital status, physlca Tower Pub 5. characteristics, source of In necessary. All expense train- Hoffman, SG, 17.62. 100 Ireestyle relay — 1, Spring ALBANY YANKEES-sent catcher Mitch Lyden Gastroenterology Is testing an looking for volunteers t ing for 1 week. Must be able to Green, 1:01.61; 2, SauK Prairie, 1:04.06; 3, Mount Kegonsa League: Regent St. Retreat Vectors 11, to Prince William ol the Carolina League. 155 Financial Notes come, arrest record or convic- Babe's 10; Woodpecker vs. Mohicans (double forfeit!; FDA approved laxative. If you staff the phones and provld »gln Immediately. Excellent Horeb, 1:05.88. Information to callers look tion record, less than honora Regent St. RefreofXIl vs. Regent St. Retreat OOs (dou- re consltpoted, you may ble discharge, physical ap- [ob for the bright beginner. ble lorlelt). Ing for help In the commun! $5000 Quick Cash 11-12 BASKETBALL uallfv for a 17-day study Homeowners 1-800-876-7520 pearance, sexual orientation, For Interview call Sue, Mon- IN medley relay — 1, Sauk Prairie, 2:18.89; 2, Sun Menomonle: In Cahoots II 7, Tully's II 5; Regent tv. Training Is provided Wed: NBA which requires three outpa- Call 246-4380 for more Infor political beliefs or.the fact tha Prairie, 2.-19.02; 3, Cross Plains, 2:29.31.50 freestyle — St. Retreot 16, Ohio 4; Hozellon St. Welders 13, Optical LOANS TO $10,000 such person Is o student... 1, O. Martin, MH, 29.49; 2, B. Johnson, SnP, 30.41; 3, A. Iguanas 6. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS — signed guard lent visits. Volunteers who motion. Results guaranteed regard- 222-5501 Lueltlnger, CP, 30.43. 50 backstroke — 1. A. Bremen This newspaper will not know- Mohican: Schwoegler Park Towne Lanes 11, Fa- Byron Irvln. complete the study will re- Experience the thrill of less of credit. 513-860-1331 ingly accept any advertising 9am-3pm Only ... WD, 30.33; 2, C. HollblOde, SuP, 35.04; 3, B. Shultl, CP; mous Footwear 5; Hy-Llte II, Regent St. Retreat 7; elve a financial Incentive. glvlng-VOLUNTEERIII 36.87. 100 Individual medley — 1, N. White, SuP, Irish Waters Hooligans 10, Chl-Chl's 9. NEED CASH? Mortgage for help wanted which Is In Attendant needed as live In for 1:13.19; 2, A, Bremer, WO, 1:17.74; 3, R. Kromer, SO, Monona: Wine 8,-Spirits 21, Crowley Masonry FOOTBALL For Information, please call money available for debt con- violation of the ordinance. disabled woman. Personal 63-4185. As of June l, 1987, federal law 1:19,89. 50 breaititroke — 1, R, Kromer, SG, 3906; 2, Blockheads 3; Vic's Corn Popper vs. I-HOP (double for- NFL solidation, home Improve- care/housekeeping. S870 mo. M. Sutherland, M, 39.47; 3, C. Hallblode, SuP, 39.68.100 felt). NEEDED: 2 tickets for Dylan united w»y ment. 222-0655,831-9600 eves. requires all employees to pro- Room & board, nice environ- Ireestyle — 1, C. Hallblade, SuP, 1:03.85; 2, T. Slater, Oconto: Schooner's 12, Ken's Bar 3; Red Shed 9, BUFFALO BILLS — waived defensive back Neal of Dane County vide verification of eligibility Guggemos. oncert. 1st 20 rows, price NEED CREDIT? ment, lime off. Susan 251 -7575 SoP, 1:08.41; 3, M. Sutherland, M, 1:08.54. 50 butterfly Dudley's 0; Radlsson Inn 8, Regent Spoilers 7. egotloble. 255-8174 of the right to work In this •BELLMAN (3) ' — 1. N. White, SuP, 33.23; 2, J.T. Meshman, SaP, 34.93; Oiaukee: Crystal Corner Bar 3, TSA 2; A8.W CHICAGO BEARS — signed defensive tackle Wil- WOO or more credit, no credit country. 3, K. VanderBerg, SaP; 35.77. 300 freestyle relay — 1, Manona 9, Slo-Pokes6. liam Perry to a three-year contract; agreed to terms FREE AAAKEOVER models turn-downs. Establish new • HOUSEKEEPERS (3) Jnknown or unschooled art •LINE COOKS (2) Cross Plains, 3:02.08; 2, Sun Prairie, 2:04.92; 3, Spring Pluto: Buckeye Inn 8, Mick's Nuts 7; MNI Mud- with safety Shaun Gayle an a multlyear contract; eeded for style show. Model sts, crafts people wanted for credit, rebuild bad. The FSU '' Green,2:11.49. hens 30, Decker Supply 6. claimed punter Moury Bufard off waivers from the all Aug. l, 7pm at: Diane Jon'i gold card; MC/VISA. No de- MAINTENANCE HELPER Green Bay Packers; cut punter Doug Roblson. new gallery & artist colony. 18 Potowaml: Institute lor Eating Disorders 11, Salon, 4120 University Ave. hrs. weekly labor allows do-It- posit required. Application fee WAITRESS (2) 13-14 Fighting Box Turtles 8; Kltt's Bombers 20, Badger LOS ANOELES RAIDERS — released wide re- t49.95.803-731-0112 ext. 287. BANQUET SET-UP 300 medley reloy — 1, Spring Green, 2:04.01; 3, ceiver Gary Gooden and center Curt DIGIocomo. , 1 AIRLINE Ticket 1-way fourself artist to live/work R1234 Cross Plains, 2:04.59; 3, Sun Prairie, 2:24.20. 50 frees- Bowl Butchers II; Bobcats5, Flndorff 4. •ent free an 64 acre farm. Cal SOLVE your credit problems! This Is called a Blind Box These positions currently Semlnole: Joey's 7, TMFD 0 (forlell); Reget MINNESOTA VIKINGS — signed tackle John T Modlson/La Guard la, dumber. You have probably tryle — 1, C. Lorenz, SaP, 25.35; 3, H. Klock, CP, 35.89; Hunter and tight end Dorryl Ingram; released wide re- ADD 9, Slop/best offer. 255-7207 -735-4532. Loans to $10,000, no collateral, exist at The Ramada Inn. Ap- 3, R. Harrison, SuP, 36.63.50 backstroke — 1, C. Blndl, Street Retreat Banshees 19, Red Shed 11; Brothers no cosigners. Guaranteed, seen It In an advertisement plications accepted from 9 Three 16, Odana Tire & Muffler 7. ceiver Lea Lewis. DYNAMIC Massage-Relaxing ADOPTION: Childless, loving SG, 31.56; 3, G. O'Brien, WD, 31.75; 3, S. Portell, CP, GREEN BAY PACKERS — released running Continental Credit 804-353-4007 where you would expect (he AM-S PM dolly or for an ap- 32.33; 3, T. stout, CP, 34.55.100 Individual medley — 1, Shark: Tully's 13, Madison Bumper Exchange 6. Vhole Body Experience. Ken couple wishes to adopt new- phone number to be. The ad- SI U1 N tl v Grlltv 7 back Bobby Howard. born. We will provide a warm, pointment call 244-2481. C. Lorenz, SaP, 1:05.85; 3, R. Harrison, SuP, 1:07.51; 3, =,... °, U .', , ' Tamarack Two 0 (forfeit); r Linda at Trl-Unlty 256-0060 vertiser wants the replies to : Blltles 7, Certified Soil Testing 0 (forfeit); XLIVS Vil- KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — signed nose tackle wonderful home. We are Inter- . RAMADA INN , C. Blndl, SG, 1:08.24.50 breaititroke — 1, H Klock, CP, lage Bar?, Butterfleld BulldersO (forfeit). Mike Stensrud to a one-year contract; waived nost SYCHIC FAIR-Aug 19th, 6th 170 Lost and Found w sent to him In core of Madi- 3M1 E. Washington Ave. 34.40; 2, S. Stephens, SG, 34.50; 3, S. Llndley, M, 34.90. isted In you. Call collect any- son Newspapers, Inc. The Women's slow-pitch tackle Jerome Sally. nnual Relationships Retreat. Ime. 718-775-7864 Madison, Wl 53704 200 freestyle — 1, C. Blndl, SG, 2:13.38; 2, R.Harrison. North Carolina: Nitty Gritty 2, Al's Wrecking 1; MIAMI DOLPHINS — signed defensive end Sept 1 thru 4. Info? 256-0080 HAVE YOU FOUND an Item? replies should be addressed SuP,2:15.»l; 3, E. Larson, CP,2:22.32.50butterfly — 1, R1234 Equal Opportunity Employer Bowl-A-Vard 6, Spectators 3; Regent St. Retreat 12, Jackie Cllne; waived wide receiver John Shapiro and tickets to Chicago/Beach Thrift Painting Let Madlton Newspapers help C. Lorenz, SaP, 28.04; 2, J. Druckrey, SG, 31.16; 3, D. Rustic Rockers 2. defensive end Don Thorpe. you find the ownerl Call us at c/o Madison Newspapers, Inc. Druckery, SG, 31.69. 300 Ireestryle relay — 1, Cross Boys concert In Milwaukee, Now quoting our lowest prices Oregon: Madison Filler 7, Beoudet-Rose Chiro- NEW YORK GIANTS — released linebackers of the exterior season. 221-2033 252-7723 and Place a 3 line P.O.Box 8056 Plains, 1:49.16; 2, Spring Green, 1:52.93; 3, Wisconsin Kerf Kasper and Mike McCreary. Agu.l. Coll Brian 222-8163. Dells, 1:58.94. practic 0 (forfeit); Paul's Club 9, Speedway Sewer Ser- message far 5 days, Madison, Wl. 53708 PITTSBURGH STEELERS — waived linebacker "ACKER TICKETS, Sept. 10 ADOPT: A lifetime of love 8, Free of charge Classified Commie Collins and cornerback Charles Frvar. happiness await the newborn 15-18 South Dakota: Babe Ruth's I Rough Diamonds 1; nd Dec. 10. 4 tickets each CAT FOUND, black & white, ALUMINUM, VINYL & 200 medley relay — 1, Cross Plains, 1:54.79; 2, Teasers 23, B&J Electric 2; Tony Frank's 10, Esser SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — cut cornerback Keith ome, $72 per gome. 241-3595 we hope to adopt. We are a Haus 7. McCoy. 'oung, married, childless cou- on State St., Thursday, July STEEL SIDING CREWS Sauk Prairie, 1:54.95; 3, Spring Green, 1:57.96.50 frees- EXOTIC DANCERS »STRIP- 27. Coll 255-3970 Ads Iryle — 1, B. BonDurant, CP, 23.10; Z T. Lukens, SaP, Vermont: Wiggles 5, Crystal Corners 1; Room ol WASHINGTON REDSKINS — signed cornerback ile with one desire-to have a WANTED. New & rework. Top 24.09; 3, M. Clary, MH, 24.67. SO backstroke — 1, D. One's Own 7, Mothers of Invention 0 (forfeit); Arnold's Darrell Green to a three-year contract; signed guard O-GRAMS MALE»FEMALE amlly. No Intermediary, TAT LOST near Acewood ates. Year 'round work. Clary, MH, 28.49; 2, T. Kramer, SG, 29.07; 3, M. Clary, 17, Regent St. Retreat 4. Raleigh McKenzle; waived defensive tackle Robert 846-2698. lease call Debbie or Ben col- 3lvd. oreg. Small, gray cat. ENKO INC. 222-6062 Sell MH, 21.95. 100 Individual medley — 1, D. Clary, MH! Presbury and offensive tackle Dennis Smith. AAVERICK Ranch Light ect: 914-631-8832, Call 256-7002 or 222-9021. 59.05; 2, T. Lukens, SoP, 1:03.80; 3, G. Neumoler, SaP, GILLESPIE'S PLACE eef Is lower In fats and 1:04.io. 50 breostitroke — I, B. Wallace, M, 30.49; 2, T. At Cottage Orove Computer Dating Works CAT LOST Thurs. on Bruns Non-contract Big HOCKEY Igher In natural lulces. Only Call Janesvllle, 608-757-0979 or Ave. 4 yr. old female Munz, all Bass, SuP. 32.45; 3, J. Murohv, SaP; 32.8?. 200 (reel- Cross Roads 11, The Associates 7; Country Corner t Ken KOPPS Fine Foods Iryle — 1, 0. Clary, MH, 1:54.14; 2, T. Lukens, SaP, 16, Famous Footwear 4; Black Bear Inn 7, sir Hobos 0; NHL Madison, 608-249-1744 white, short tall, collar. WANT AD Stoughton Lumber 15, Cross Roads 1. 241-4976 or 222-6044 Items 2:03.78; 3, I. Hannah, SG, 2:05.16. 50 buttferly — 1, B. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — named Les Blnkley enny pinchers read classl- Classification 973 Will BonDurant; CP, 25.73; 2, M. Clary, MH, 27.21; 3, B. scout. ed ads dally. Help You Get Around Town :AT, Lost on July 28, near DEADLINES Wallace, M, 27.42.200 freestyle relay — I, Cross Plains, rtelrose & Sherman Ave. Small 1:39.04; 2, Sauk Prairie, 1-.39.43; 3, MH,1-.40.04. COLLEGES Long-haired, orange tabby. For ads first appearing': OIRLS GOLF ARMY — named Steve Tulte assistant hockey >Hazleton> Coll 244-0837 Items 8-and-under • coach. Female Tiger Cat Found, DELAWARE — named Mary Beth Holder Monday deadline 100 medley relay — 1, Cross Plains, 1:26.77; 2, Sun dark brown splotches on side, 11:30 a.m. Saturday Prolrle, 1:27.35; 3, Spring Green, 1:27.50. 25 freestyle women's Held hockey and lacrosse coach. green eyes, blue collar with Or — I, Nancy Nachelner, SG, 16.60; 2, K. Beckman, B, U.S. WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP FORDHAM — named Mike Burnhom graduate PAID Tuesday-Friday deadline • >lack elastic. Hoyt Park Area. 5:30 p.m. the preceding day. 17.06; 3, M. Darrow, MH, 17.36.15 backstroke — 1, A. At Plnehunt, N.C. assistant sports Information director. 233-0161 Barlh, SaP, 20.00; 2, N. Nachrelner, SG, 20.34; 3, K. .. „ Monday'! first-round leaders ST. JOHN'S — announced that guard Chuck Sprol- Saturday deadline Any Beckman, B, 20.76.25 breaititroke — l, p. Miller, SuP, 69 — Pat Hurst, San Leandro, Calif., 34-35. Ing Is eligible for the 1989-90 basketball season. VOLUNTEERS CEYS Found on Arboretum 6:00 p.m. on Thursday . 22.14; 2, O. Sparga, WD, 23.28; 3, L. Rlngelstetter, SoP, JO — Donna Andrews, Lynchburg, Va., 33-37. SOUTH CAROLINA-SPARTANBURG — named Bridge, Sun. Call-Veteran's Sunday deadline 23.34. 25 butterfly — 1, B. Welsenberger, SuP, 19.21; 2, n — Dlno Ammaccopane, Phoenix, 37-35. Dave Llnenberger soccer coach. • Healthy non-smoking males ages 19- Hospital Inlormatlon booth. 5:30 p.m. on Friday Item A. Barth, SaP, 19.83; 3. M. Darrow, MH, 21.48 100 c , "I^"0" z«dlltz, Plwsanton, Calif., 36-37; Carol SOUTHERN CAL — named Scott Howard assist- freeitrvle relay — 1, Spring Green, 1:1397; 3, Cross Semple Thompson, SewlcKley, Pa., 35-38. ant men's basketball coach. 40, and taking no medications, are Plains, 1:14.96; 3, Sun Prairie, 1:16.61. i ;.,,T Sulann< Green, Fronklln, Mich., 37-37; Patri- cia Milton, Monro. Falls, Ohio, 36-38; Vlckl Goetie, AWARDS, SELECTIONS needed for a study involving two quali- 9-10 "."'I" ?""23'i}! Debble Eckro'». Horrlsburg Pa! st AMERICAN LEAGUE — named first baseman fying visits and two 25-hour stays. 100 medley relay — 1, Sun Prairie, 1:11.76; 2, 38; Missy Tuck, Trussvllle, Ala., 37-37. Cross Plains. 1:12.26; 3, Mazomanle, 1:14.16. 35 free- State golfers Kent Hrbek of the Minnesota Twins, who scored six style — 1, D. penn. Sup, 14.43; 2, R. Schwartz, CP, runs and hit .478 with three doubles, three homers and Study will start August 7,8 or 9. M.nJ.~I^T'!".?r,?'iSharon> Klmberly, 39-37; Ellen 13 RBI, Its player of the weeeK. 14.54; 3, K. Wilkinson, M, 15.09.15 backstroke — 1, K Mellke, Appleton, 18-38; Anno Acker, Marshfleld, 38- Wilkinson, M, 18.07; 2, C. Barman, CP, 19.03; 3, N NATIONAL LEAGUE — named catcher Craig EARN $300 Eversan, SuP, 19.50. 21 breaitstroke — 1. D. Penn, Blgglo of the Houston Astros, who scored seven runs SuP, 18.84; 2, J. Johnson, SG, 18.89; 3, R. Anderson, ^ Susan and hit .476 with 10 hits, two home runs, seven RBI and MH, 19.72. M Ireeslyle — 1, C. Martin, SuP, 33.05; 2, C two stolen bases. Its player of the week. Barman, CP, 33.66; 3, R. Krueger, B, 35.09.23 butterfly — 1, C. Martin, SuP, 16.28; 2, R. Schwartz, CP, 16.41; 3, N. Mattel, WD, 16.89. 100 Iree relay — 1, Sun Prairie, L.OV-E • Are you a healthy male between 18 1:03.23; 2, CP, 1:05.23; 3, Mazomanle, 1:05.41. 11-12 and 40 years old and taking no medica- , JOO medley relay — 1, Wisconsin Dells, 2:19.61; 2, tion? If you complete two pre-screening Sun Prairie, 2:20.02; 3. Sauk Prairie, 2:21.82. 50 free- style—I, J. Llegel, SaP. 29.70; 2, M. DeGlovennl, SaP, visits you will earn $40 and could qual- 30.14; 3, B. Tumpach, SuP, (time not available) 50 Muskies upend Diamonds backstroke- 1. J. Penn, SuP, 30.91; J, c. Bendlk, MH, ify to participate in a study requiring a 36.01; 3, S. Roller, SG, 14,53. im individual medley — 1, 10-day stay, from August 18-28, for $950, J. Black, WD, 1:18.06; 2, J. Llelgel, SoP, 1:19.02; 3, K Larson, CP, 1:19.96. 50 tareasstroke — l, K. Crook, M, State Journal staff If you have recently placed a 37.25; 2. N. Hunter, SG, 33.38; 3, J. Hellenbrond, WD, 39.26. 100 freestyle — 1. R. Price, SG, 1:07.79; 2, K. One day after pounding out 17 hits MIDWEST LEAGUE Hlnes, CP, 1:08.45: 3, C. Gllbertson, SuP, 1:09.51 50 companionship ad with us and butterfly — I, J. Penn, SuP, 29.N; 2, J. Black, WD, in a 17-1 romp, the Madison Muskies 32.30; 3, M. DeGlovannl, SaP, 34.12. 300 treeityle relay • Are you between the ages of 18 and — I, Sun Prairie, 2:03.21; 2, Sauk Prairie, 2:06.57; 3, found that such offensive outbursts a single driving in Tinsley with the met someone special as a result, Cross Plains, 2:07.05. aren't always needed for a victory. third run of the inning. 70 and have high blood pressure, but we would love -to hear from you. 13-14 On Monday night, the Muskies are otherwise healthy? We need men 300 medley reloy — I, Sun Prolrle, 2:10.61; 2, WATERLOO MADISON and non-pregnant, non-nursing women Mount Horeb 2:12.19; 3, Cross Plains, 2:13.61. 50 free- used one hit, three walks, two errors, ab r hbl ab r hbl Please call 252-6276 or write to: style — 1, M. Rogers, SG, 27.44; 2, L. Thompson, SuP, Farmer ct 2 000 Buccheri 2b 4111 using an ILJD, diaphram, oral contra- 28.26; 3, K. BonDuront, CP, 28.62.50 backstroke — 1, L. and a wild pitch to score five runs in Noland cf 3 000 Vannaman rf 4121 Thompson, SuP, 32.94; 2, M. Rogers, SG, 33 47; 3 B McDevItt ss 2 000 Hosev If 3001 ceptives, are surgically sterile, or at the second inning and defeat the Wa- Sanchez If 4 0 1 1 Coomer 3b Martin, MH, 35.84.100 Individual medley — 1, B Penn,' 3000 least one year post menopausal, for an Marci Larson . SuP, 1:08.52; Z M. Rogers, SG, 1:12.65; 3, C. Kramer terloo Diamonds, 6-3, in a Midwest Gleieka rl 4 220 Katlng ib 4010 SG. 1:12.68.50 breaititroke — 1, s. Gray, SuP, 36 98 i Kuhn ib 2 000 Brito c 1 0 0 8-week study involving outpatient visits Madison Newspapers, Inc. E. Anderson, MH, 37.35; 3. C. Kramer, SG. 37.59 2M League baseball game at Warner Lope; 3b 2 000 Messerly dh 3210 freestyle — 1, S. Roller, SG, 2:21.12; 2, S. Gray, SuP, King c 3 0 1 0 Tinsley cf 3110 only. 2:21.38; 3, A. Mlsky, MH, 2:28.49. 50 butterfly — 1, K Park. Ricks rl-3b 3 0 1 0 Aguilar ss 3011 P.O. Box 8056 . BonDurant, CP, 30.08; 2, B. Penn, SuP, 30.27; 3, L Holland 2b 3 0 1 2 EARN $400 Klndschl, M, 30.87. MO freestyle relay — 1, Spring Jorge Brito led off the Muskies' Curnow dh 4 2 0 Totals Madison WI 53708 Green, 1:54.79; 2, Sun Prairie, 1 :S5.45; 3, Mount Horeb, second with a walk off losing pitcher 12 3 t 1 TOtalt M 6 7 4 2:00.06. Waterloo 010 100 010 — 3 15-18 Bill Reed. Mike Messerly and Lee Madlion 050 001 MX - « 300 medley relay — 1, Sun Prolrle, 2:07.76; 2, E — Sanchez, Ricks, Hosey, Aguilar. DP — Water- Spring Green, 2:10.00; 3, Cross Plains, 2:13.56. 50 free- Tinsley also walked, loading the loo 1, Madison 2. LOB — Waterloo 7, Madison 5. 2B — If you are interested, please call Mon- style — 1, A. Uselmon, SaP, 27.63; 2, R. Bass, SuP, Aguilar. SB — Buccheri (251. SF — Holland, Hosev. 28.53; 3, S. Terry, B, 28.68. 50 backstroke — 1, J. Gray, bases. Mike Aguilar was next, and he IP H R ER BB SO day through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. SuP, 33.46; Z L. Schmltz, CP, 33.51; 3. T. Mook, SG, hit a groundball to third that Ed Waterloo 34.41. 100 Individual medley — l, N. white, SuP, Reed L (5-141 11-335 2 3 0 1:09.51; 1, J. Doerre, SG, 1:11.07; 3, A. Uselman, sp, Ricks booted for an error, allowing Morion 42-341 1 1 3 267-6512 1 -.13.05. 50 breOMtroke — I, N. White, SuP, 35.50; 2, K. Slomkowskl 2 00000 Mertens, SG, 36.56; 3, N. Welfsenberger, SuP, 37.00. JOO Brito to score. Madison Hazleton Laboratories America Inc. freestyle — 1, J. Gray, SuP, 2:17.11; 2. j. Doerre, SG, Macleod W (4-3) 6 52228 3:19.74; 3, G. Thompson, SuP, 3:26.88. 50 butterfly — l, Reed got James Buccheri to force Lowson 22-331 1 0 0 Clinical Research Unit AAadison Newspapers, inc. J. Doerre, SG, 30.70; 2, R. Bass, SuP, 31.82; 3. K. Sloul, Aguilar at second, but Messerly Chltren S (31 1-300001 CP, 31.83. IM freestyle relay — 1. Sun Prairie, l -.53.85; WP — Morton. & Cross, Plains, 1:58,00; 3, Sprlrpg Green, 1:58.15. scored. Tim Vannaman followed with T — 2:30. All. — 636. , ^Wisconsin State Journal, Wednesday, August 2,1989 SPORTS 4D SCOREBOARD Just like old times for Hayes BASEBALL GOLF CITY SPORTS By Rob Hernandez the lead away from Schmidtke, win Brewers averages Amateur Sports reporter STATE WOMEN'S the match and advance to today's Baseball 8:30 a.m. quarterfinal match against BATTINO U.S. WOMEN'S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Nothing will likely compare with MATCH PLAY GOLF ob r h 2b Jb nr rbl ova At Plnetiurst, N.c. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION the drama, determination and delight Kristin Scott of Racine. Yount 404 66 131 27 t 13 71 .324 Tuesday's match-play qualifiers Pacific A: Babe'S 8, Busch'l Blues 6; Laurel Tav- •Molltor 391 M lit II 4 7 33 .302 143— Pat Hurst, San Leandro, Collf., 69.74. ern 4, Kollege Klub 3; Davls-Duehr U Red Shed 2. of her 1975 victory, but — 14 years "It was one of those things," Hayes The day's featured match saw Brock 191 22 54 7 0 I 33 .383 144 — Jean Zedllli, Pleasanton, Calif., 73-71; Pacific B: Mick's All-Star Bar 4, Busch Leaguers Spiers 152 21 39 3 0 1 12 .J57 Donna Andrews, Lynchburg, Va., 70-74. 2; Sport Bowl 7, Volley Bank 4; Spectators 10, Zlm- later — Jackie Hayes Is still trying. said. "I thought about it all winter Julie DeWulf of Mequon surprise Gontner 348 38 19 13 2 0 33 .256 145 — Mlchlko Hattorl, Japan, 7649. brlck Lions 0 Felder 173 27 44 7 1 0 II .254 147 — Margaret Kelt, Dallas, 75-72; Vlckl Goetze, Driven by a leisurely outlook and a long. I wanted it so bad that year be- Nicki Tiziani of Madison, 3 and 1, in a Braggs 371 M 93 7 3 12 50 .251 Hull, Go., 74-73; Carol Semple Thompson, Sewlcklev, WEST MADISON LITTLE LEAGUE wealth of experience, Hayes inched battle of University of Wisconsin golf- .Sheffield 311 31 77 U 0 4 29 .241 Pa., 73-74. Minor: Blue Jays 8, Indians 3. Malar: Century 21 cause my dad had wanted it for me." Surhoff 300 23 73 6 2 4 31 .243 State golfers 7, MM Bank of Hllldale 0; Capital Centre Foods 16, closer to past golfing glory Tuesday Luck was on her side. Hayes made , ers, Deer 380 65 M 15 2 25 61 .232 152 — Anna Acker, Marshfleld, 76-76. Burkhalter Travel 6. Junior: Marshall Erdman 13, Froncono 195 22 45 9 1 3 It .231 156—Jennifer Buchanan, Klmberly, 7440. Hllldale Barbers 3. on her home course at Nakorrta Golf "It was hard playing against her, . O'Brien ....'. 1M 15 24 4 0 3 17 .222 state golfers/failed to qualify the critical 10-foot putt for par on the , Engle 45 5 14 3 0 2 t .215 158 — Susan Wlnelnger, Green Bay, 81-77. Club. Hayes, now a 43-year-old first extra hole. being my teammate," DeWulf said. Polldor 110 MM 6 0 0 11 .209 163 — Victoria Welch, Madison, 81-82. Meyer 13 7 15 2 0 4 9 .111 164 — Beth Marling, UW-Madlson, 80-84; Ellen Diving mother of three, rallied to defeat Sue Two holes later, Hayes and Curran "We roomed together in every tour- Others 7 1 0 0 0 0 3 .000 Mlelke, Appleton, 74-88. Schmidtke of Stevens Point, 2-up, and nament. We played in every practice Team 1519 444 927 146 11 M 4J7 .151 ALL-CITY MEET were still even. The playoff would end stolen botei (N) - Molltor 17, Gantner 15, Felder WWSOA MATCH-PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Team scores: Parkcrest 155.5, HIM Farms 140, gain the quarterfinals of the 65th Wis- on .Nakoma's par-3, fourth hole. round together." 14, Broggs 11, Yount 10, Sheffield t, Surhoff 7, Spiers 6, At Nakoma OC, Madlion Mlddleton 93, Rldgewood 89, Nakoma 87, Monona 61, 'Deer 4, Polldor 2, Francona24 Brock 2. Tuesday's match-play results West Side 56.5, Shorewood 52, Maple Bluff 10. consin Women's State Golf Associa- Hayes laced a 4-iron to within 8 This, however; was no practice Championship flight 13-14 girls — 1, Jenny Bryant, R, 199.30; 2, Mi- PITCHING Peggy Kelly, Maple Bluff CC-Madlson, def. Ann chelle Jesperson, Hf, 186.40; 3, Megan Schmidt, HF, tion Match Play Championship. feet of the hole. She rolled in the .round and Tiziani could sense tension IP h «r bb «o w-l era Pongmon, Rainbow Springs CC-Mukwonogo, 74; Sara 185.10; 4, Julia McKlnney, S, 182.75; 5, Neville Barry, after establishing a 2-up lead at the Plesoc 42VJ 37 12 12 31 2-3 2.55 Mllev, North Hills CC-Menomonee Falls, def. Sue Joy- MB, 180.10; 6, Clare Orahn, WS, 178.25. "It's nice to squeak in there every birdie • putt and left a champion. Navorro itVi 54 14 13 2« 3-3 2.59 Sobota, Cherokee CC-Madlson, 3-2; Julie DeWulf, 13-14 boys — 1, Chris Blattner, WS, 200.45; 2, Ben now and then and remind them, 'Hey, "I forget what I did yesterday or turn. She hit her drive out of bounds Boslo 145 157 51 35 122 124 2.7t Oiaukw CC-Mequon def. Nlckl Tlzlonl, Cherokee CC- Beuchalne, N, 191: 3, David NemovHi, Ml, 171.85; 4, .Filer 19 13 6 9 6 2-1 2.14 Madlson, 3-1; Jane Krueger, Golden Sands GC-Shawo- Jason Love, Ml, 167.40; 5, Joe Vander Meer, N, 164.05; there is life after 40,'" Hayes said. what I did an hour ago, but I will on the 10th hole and proceeded to lose . Crlm 73Vi 71 25 20 35 7-5 3.07 no.def. Lisa Karthelser, Public Links-Port Washing- 6, Collln Kleffer, S, 154. . Hlguero 97Vj 14 35 37 47 4-4 3.23 Ion, 1-up; Jackie Haves, Nakoma GC-Madlson def. Sue 15-18 girls — 1, Erica Torgrude, HF, 223.25! 2, Life never seemed finer for Hayes never, ever forget those last four the next four holes to DeWulf. Fossas 29V> 21 11 11 24 1-1 3.31 Schmidtke, Stevens Point CC, 2-up; Kristin Scott, Julie Olsen, P, 219.25; 3, Jill Zeman, Mo, 214.95; 4, Lisa . Krueger M'/J 74 24 24 45 3-2 3.53 Meadowbrook CC-Raclne def. Ma rev Slpla, Maple Leonovlcz, S, 205.85; 5, Katy Converse, HF, 205.50; 6, than it did in 1975 when — at age 29 — holes," Hayes said. "How I ever won "I just got out of the routine of ; Aldrlch 24 24 11 12 12 1-0 3.11 Crest CC-Raclne, 54; Rita Houston, Onelda G 8. RC- Ellen Patenaude, P, 198. she enjoyed the ultimate triumph in what I was doing ,on the front side," Knudson 43% 47 29 17 26 2-3 4.10 Green Boy def. Nancy Nelson, Public Links-Milwau- 15-18 boys — 1, Ben Rauch, R, 221.95; 2. Jason Ma- was unbelievable. It was luck all the Clulterbuck 47Vb 73 31 16 29 2-5 4.14 kee, 3-2; Cathy Jo Johnson, Public Llnks-Germantown, gill, P, 219.40; 3, Mike Moore, HF, 191.25; 4, Jeff an amateur career which next .year way." ' ' Tiziani said. Blrkbeck 44% 57 27 22 31 0-4 5.44 def. Karen West, Cherokee CC-Modlson, 19 holes. Strabala, R, 187.20; 5, Jason Lawson, Ml, 175.10; 6, August 119% 154 73 44 43 9-10 5.49 David Wuerger, P, 173.45. enters its fifth decade. Times have changed. Hayes holds Today's quarterfinal matches in Veres 4to 73230-1 6.23 President's flight Wegman 51 69 M 21 27 2-4 6.71 Erica Narowelz, Blackhawk CC-Madlson, det. The setting, ironically, was down two part-time jobs and coaches the Championship Flight begin at 8 Mlrot»llo 13Vi 15 13 7 4 0-0 ».7B Helen Battles, Maple Bluff CC, 2-up; Jean Ann Rags- Others 3 4 3 1 4 (M 9.00 dale, Nakoma GC, def. Linda Hughes, Maple Bluff CC, Nakoma Golf Club and — 36 holes into girls golf at Edgewood High School a.m. with Peggy Kelly of Madison, the ' Team 934% 9H 408 XX 545 52-54 3.93 2-up; Gerl Royko, Nakoma GC, def. Chris Cookson, Golf Save* (31): Plesoc 25, Crlm 5, Aldrlch 1, Krueger Maple Bluff CC. 2-up; Mary Fink, Muskego Lakes CC- her championship match'— Hayes yet remains as competitive as ever. two-time defending City Tournament • I. Muskego, del. Terry Hall, Maple Bluff CC, 2-up; Mar- dell Allen, La Crosse CC, def. Joy Anderson, Ozaukee Blackhawk (72) — John Kotz, Jeff Comstock, 70; found herself even with Katie Curran Her competitive juices started to champion, taking on Sara Miley of CC-Mequon, 44; Lee Kelly, Maple Bluff CC, def. Char Sob Narowetz, Jeff Stohr, 71; Bo Welch, D.A. Peter- Schochte, Cherokee CC, 22 holes; Carol Grelg, Chero- son, 78. of Wauwatosa. The time had come, flow Tuesday with Schmidtke lead- Menomonee Falls in the featured kee CC, def. Alice Welch, Blackhawk CC, 22 holes; Cherokee (72) — Harry Acker, 71; Jim Kllbane, Hayes told herself, to win one for her Minor league Klmberly Millies, Edgewood GC-BIg Bend, def. Debbie 75; Hank Richardson, 77; Larry Mann, 78. ing, l-up,.at the turn. match. Plantz, Bluemound CC-Wauwatosa, 2-up. Glenway (31)—Carl Sauer 34; Herb Pontl 35. ailing father - the late Frank "Moon" MIDWEST LEAGUE Lake Windsor (M) — Doug Swenson 79. Hayes reached in her golf bag for Semifinal matches are scheduled (Affiliation! In parentheses) First flight Maple Bluff (71) — Fred Gag* 76; Steve Caravello Molinaro, who had been hospitalized some of that ol' Nakoma magic and to begin at 12:15 p.m. Admission to Championship: Sandy Scandret, Ozoukee CC, def. 78. SECOND HALF Darcy Kelly, Rldgewav GC-Neenah, 19 holes; Mary Pleasant View (72) — Billy Ray Floyd 69; Greg in Florida earlier, that year. found pars at 11,14 and 16 to wrestle the tournament is fre.e. NORTHERN DIVISION Lou Mullen, Cherokee CC, def. Mary Ellen Slolln, Verhelst 74; Tom Swayze* 75; Al Tombs, Dave Miller W L Pet OB Nellsvllle CC, 2-1; Liz Rudolf, Butte des Marts CC-Ap- 77; Al Phillips 79. iSouth Bend (White Sox) 21 16 .636 pleton def. Kelly Vowels, Rldgewav GC, 22 holes; Mar- Monona (34) — Don Stoner 33-33; Elmer Him**, Belolt (Brewers) 26 19 .578 2W lene Rather, Watertown CC, det. Abby Schreler, Maple Charlie Supple 38, Rockfordl Expos) 23 18 .561 3ft Bluff CC, 2-up. Nokoma (TO)—Jean Ann Ragsdal* 78. Kenosho (Twins) 22 20 .524 5 Consolation: Sandy Shockley, Nakoma GC, def. Odana Hills (72) — Kevin Vena 74; Eric Lund 76; Wousau (Mariners) 24 22 .522 5 Joyce Schultz, Lake Rlpley CC-Cambrldge, 84; Lor- Gall Forwell, Craig Grant, Mike Patton 79. Appleton (Royals) 22 22 .500 6 raine Grant, Cherokee CC, def. Susan Hollowoy, Lake Yahara Hills (73) —Phil Kay* 74. , Madison (Athletics) 15 27 .357 12 Wisconsin cc-Prdlrle du Sac, 54; Jane O'Neill, Mon- Search for commissioner resumes roe CC, det. Mondy Hayne, Evergreen CC-Elkhorn, MADISON MUNICIPAL WOMEN'S LEAGUE SOUTHERN DIVISION 4-5; Sara Toveson, Bluemaund CC-Wauwatosa def. A Flight: Lisa Johnson 79. PFD: Nancy Miller. 8 A.D. Mortell, Oneldo G & RC-Green Bay, 3-2. W L Pet OB Flight: Cindy Stewart 87. PFD: Else Martin. C Flight: Associated Press Springfield (Cardinals) 25 17 .595 Second flight Sue Shadof 104. PFD: Shadof. over a year ago," Ditka said. zCedor Rapids 23 19 .548 2 Championship: Cappy Ferdinand, Nakoma GC, NFL NOTES Peorla(Cubs) 22 20 .524 3 def. Lori Clark, Muskego Lakes, 2-1; Mary Ann Rlcclo, H ARDEE'S GOLFLAND JUNIOR TOURNAMENT The search for a new National Harbaugh said he was pleased to •'. Quad City (Angels) 19 21 .475 5 Meadow Springs GC-Jefferson, def. Karen Stacey, Al Vltens* Golfland, par J7 Football League' commissioner Burlington (Braves) 19 23 .452 6 Nakoma GC, 1-up; Linda Mills, Coulee GC-Onalaska, Mondavi results have his coach's confidence, and went Cllnlon (Giants) 19 23 .452 6 dtf. Lucille Perrone, Nakoma GC, 19 holes; Cindy 8-9 year-olds — 1, Michael Turner, 40; 1. Joel Re- begins' anew today, but not 'from that," said Mike Lynn, general man- Waterloo (Padres, Orioles) .... 11 31 .262 14 Wachs, Milwaukee CC, def. Mary L. McMillan, Black- chllcz, 41; 3, Billy Buffo, 42. on to predict he'd start ahead of z —First-half champion hawk CC, 44. 10-11 _ i, BUI Bodenstelrwr, 33; X Jason Hanson, scratch. The list of new candidates to ager of the Minnesota Vikings and Tomczak and McMahon. Consolation: Mary Ellen Heus, Rlvermoor CO 35;3,JasonBlasl,36. succeed Pete Rozelle is expected to Tuesday's results Waterford def. Dottle Rletz, Bluemound CC, 54; Co- 12-11 — 1, Mark Forkner, 33; Z (tie), a-B*n Whit- one of the four new members of the "I think 111 be the starting quarter- Kenosho 3, Modlsan 0 role Wollln, Lake Rlpley CC, def. Jan Nlcolalsen, tlng, 34; b-Brod Van Slvke, 34; Ryan Conant, 34; Dan look very much like the old one. re-formed committee, Appleton 4, South Bend 3 Reedsburg CC, 3-2; Mercedes Hevrman, Bluemound Marks, 34. back. But I'll let my talking be on the Belolt 9, Wausau 0 CC, def. Sandy Weltzer, Lake Windsor CC-Wlndsor, 14-15 — 1, peter Celnlcker, 36; 2, D«r*k Millar, 41; The meeting will take place at an Clinton 3, RockfordO I-UP; Martha Brusegar, Cherokee CC, def. Judl Mottl, 3, Chris Glngher, 44. "I expect we'll put Jim or one or football field, the only place it Quad City 12, Burlington 6 West Bend CC, 1-up. a — Won playoff far second, undisclosed location in th6 Chicago Peorla 12, Waterloo 6 Third flight b — Won playoff for third. area. two or three more names out there counts," Harbaugh said. Cedar Rapids 5, Springfield 3 Championship: Loretta Gregorlch, Muskego and let them vote their conscience." Today's games Lakes CC, def. Carol Huf, Edgewood CC, 1-up; Marty It was there on July 6 that Jim • Broncos sign No. 1 pick: Arkan- Madison at Kenosha Van Steenderen, Meadow Springs GC, def. Bonnie Appleton at South Bend Butcher, Cherokee CC, 19 holes; Peg Spengler, Finks, the president and general man- • Ditka praises Harbaugh: Chi- sas safety Steve Atwater signed With Belolt at Wousou Nakoma GC, def. Pat Bussan, Watertown CC, 1-up; Volleyball Clinton at Rockford Ramona Hackbarth, Watertown CC, def. Bea Rose, ager of the New Orleans Saints, came cago Bears Coach Mike Ditka said he Denver for a reported $2 million and Burlington at Quod City Koshkonong Mounds CC-Fort Atkinson, 2-1. FOUR LAKES RECREATION Peorla at Waterloo Consolation: Rose Rlngelmann, Coulee GC-Ona- Women Power ol: Michael's Frozen Cutter def. up three votes short of the 19 neces- thought third-string quarterback Jim proceeded to report to the Broncos' Springfield at Cedar Rapids laska, def. Patricia Schlro, Nakoma GC, 1-up; Patricia FPC Splkers, 15-4, 15-2, 15-5; Rex's Instruments det. Harbaugh was now on a par with last' Williams, Milwaukee CC, def. Patricia Kessler, Reeds- The Women, 15-12, 15-5, 15-9; Tojmonlon Devils dtf. sary for election and it was there less training camp. burg CC, 54; Sandra Nuerenberg, Blockhawk CC, def. Regent street, 15-7,7-15.15-7; Net Assets def. Irishman than two weeks later that the new year's starters, Jim McMahon and .Muskies averages Joyce Zaulockl, Reedsburg CC, 74; JoAnn Lien, Bay Pub, 15-3,17-15,17-15. The first-round choice and 20th Stoughton CC, def. Lynn Rasmussen, Lac La Belle CC- Coed Open M: Schwoegler pork Town* def. The search committee was formed. Mike Tomczak BATTING Oconomowoc, 1-up. Hackers, 6-15,15-11,15-13; Thunderbolts def. Hand-me- player selected signed a series of four ob r h Jto Jto hr rtjl ovg Fourth flight downs, forfeit; Bucky's Revenge det. Good Shepord I, "I don't' see that we're starting . "I'm tremendously impressed with one-year contracts, which included a ... Voting ...... 35 4 11 4 1 1 8 .314 Championship: Inez La Dlen, Lake Rlpley CC, 15-4,15-2,15-13; Glmpy Molltors def. Good Stiepord M, - Coomer ...... 133 14 37 8 0 1 10 .278 15-11,15-18,10-15. from scratch. It wouM fie" silly to do the leap that Harbaugh has made signing bonus of $500,000. ',! Brlto ...... 67 11 17 2 0 1 3 .254 def. Elizabeth Klein, Monroe CC, 19 holes;Letta Moon, Women Open tl: Zlmbrlc d*f. RAD.'15-ll, 7-15,IS- ,, Vonnomon ...... 367 11 93 24 2 10 43 .253 Monroe CC, def. Judl Anderson, Nakoma GC, 54; Ian 1; Home Savings 8. Loan d«f. Volley Girls. 15-6,15-3,15- Pasch, Nakoma GC, def. Lois Mason, Lake Wisconsin 1 *•" Love ...... 296 32 71 9 3 8 37 .240 CC, 2-up; Mary Lou Galvez, Nokoma GC, def. Eleanor 3; Anything Goes def. Epdorphlns. 15-8, 14-14, 15-8; me real estate and mortgaged premises directed .may lose your right to oblect to anything that Is or Hosev ...... 345 52 84 11 4 10 45 .230 Luehrsen, Reedsburg CC, 3-1. GHC/FHS def. BSD, 7-15,15-9,15-12. LEGAL NOTICES by sold Judgment to be sold and therein described may be Incorrect In the Complaint. A Judgment Buccherl ...... 341 40 77 7 0 1 22 .224 Consolation: Vlckl Moon, Monroe CC, recevled as follows: . . . • ' may be enforced as provided by law. A ludgment Messerly ...... 184 29 41 4 0 1 13 .223 bye; Audrey House, Ozaukee CC, def. Kathryn Nauk- STATE OF WISCONSIN Lot One (1), Block Two (2), Becker's Bel-Air Es- awarding money may become a lien against any Murrell ...... 91 9 21 (Jl 0 0 7 .231 CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY tates, In the City of Madison, Done County, Wiscon- .'Mercedes ...... 152 11 32 3 0 2 13 .211 karl, Rlvermoor CC, 2-up; Barbara Bruemmer, Maple Softball real estate you own now or In the future, and may Bluff CC, recevled bye; Befte Lueck, Koshkonong IN PROBATE sin. also be enforced by garnishment or seizure of Agullor ...... 209 19 41 6 0 2 16 .196 AMENDED Such sale will be sublect to Outstanding real estate . Tlnsley ...... 320 45 61 7 2 5 23 .191 Mounds, def. Catherine Baus, Janesvllle CC, 1-up. INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: property. . • , Moteo...... 14 9 8 21 21 09 .141 Fifth flight SCHOOL-COMMUNITY RECREATION . tgxes. Amount due as of August 29, 1989: S57;784.07 Dated this 20th day of July, 1989. Heck ...... 47 3 2 1 0 0 1 .043 Championship: Janet Ableman, Monroe CC, def. Men's fast-vltch ORDER SETTING TIME AND' Plus costs. Terms of Sale: 10% down, balance upon . CALLAHAN AND ARNOLD Others ...... 633 70 161 25 3 15 90 .254 Marlene Zimmerman, Monroe CC, 4-5; Jane Morgan, American: Ol' Brick Inn 4, Marshall Lettering0. NOTICE TO CREDITORS confirmation of sale. Date this 7th day of July, Attorneys for Plaintiff Nokoma GC, def., 44; Mary Kay Gempeler, Nakoma Arctic: Nitty Gritty 5, TulIVs 3; Badger Sports 22, IN THE MATTEROF THE ESTATE OF 1989. . "'.Team...... 341339(77311 1 II 54)41.226 HILDA L. LINDSAY, Deceased /s/Dan A. Rleg lemon, •"" Stolen bases (101) — Hosey 25, Buccherl 25, Tlns- GC, def. Lee Flnnetty, Nakoma GC, 6-5; Celorls Evert, Crystal Corner 5; Badger Sports S, VFW Post 13113; /s/Jerame D. Lacke a member of the firm. ••'' ley 17, Vannaman 6, Robinson 5, Agullar 4, Mateo 1, Cherokee CC, def. Lit Backe, Maple Bluff CC, 4-3. VFW Post 1318 8, Jock's 4. ' FlleNo.S8PR933 Sheriff, Dane County, Wl An Application tor Informal Administration of the Post Office Box 152 .•< • Love \. Brllo 1, Kallng 1, Murretn. Others 14. Consolation: JoAnn Erdman, Kashkonono Bay: Dudley's 13, Buschl Boys 7; Fielders Choice STOLPER, KORITZINSKY, Columbus, Wl 53925 Mounds, received bye; CarolMorkleln, Reedsburg CC, 19, silver Eagle Bar 3; Trippers 10, Post Office Credit Estate of Hilda L. Lindsay Dan* County, Wiscon- BREWSTER& NEIDER, S.C. def. Marlalyce Wackett, Watertown CC, 74; Celorls Union 1. - • - . sin pat offlct address Arbor view, 1347 Fish (414)623-2330 PITCHING 7617 Mineral Point Road PUB. WSJ: August 2, 9 and 16, 1989 IP h er bb so w-l era Hlnz, Cherokee CC, received bye; Ann Rupnow, Lake Canadian: Trippers 5, Speedway Bar 3; Buckeye Hatchery Road, Modlson, Wl .53715, having own Madison, Wl 53717 .-.Allison 9% 2 6 0-1 0.93 Arrowhead GC-Nekoosa, received bye. Inn 11, Mlnutemen 5; Quality Inn 11, Royal T Promo- find with tt» Probate Registrar; tions). PUB.WSJ: July 1Z 19and26, 1989 A public Informational hearing on the Draft Envi- Chltren 3 6 1-1 1.46 Jonlor Championship IT IS ORDERED THAT: . August X 9 and 16, 198? -Guzman 27 7 19 2-2 2.00 Championship flight: Mary Molllnger, Oiaukw Women's hut-pttOi All creditor's claims must be filed on or before Oct- ronmental Impact Statement for the proposed Uni- Patrick 52M> 59 20 13 31 2-5 3.44 Connecticut: villa Tap 14, Brlcksan Show 6; Wis- : versity of Wisconsin School of Business Facility CC, def. Leslie Grant, Cherokee CC, 3-2; Joellyn Erd- ober 14, im, or b* barred. ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS Harris 109 110 44 24 87 3-8 3.63 man, Fox Valley GC-Kaukauna, def. Dana Tzakls, consin Mutual Insurance 20, Nitty Gritty 4; Active Dated July 14,19S9 and Parking Structure will be held, on Monday, ^Golmont 44% 48 20 26 48 2-3 3.86 Sports 14, Lake City Caff** 13. Sealed proposals will be received by the Dane August 14, 1989at.1f30 P.m. In the 14fh Floor Con- Maple Bluff CC, 3-2; Shelly Wendels, Rolling Meadows Georgia: Badger Bowl 12, Tally's 10; Joey's 7, In- /s/Danlel A. Breunlg County Purchasing Agent In Room 425A of the , "MacLeod 49% 40 21 31 39 4-3 3.81 GC-Fond du Lac.def. Erlka Brown, Cherokee CC, 2-1; Probate Registrar ference Room of the WARF Building, 610 Walnut 'Brlscoe 90 97 40 38 52 54 4.00 Stacy Plrk, Kenosha CC, def. Chlka Tagowa, Hartford terior I mages 0 (forfeit); Wiggles 15, Dudley's 13. Dane County Courthouse, 210 Martin Luther 'King, Street, Madison, Wisconsin." Indiana: Big Ten Pub 27, Armstrong Creative 4; Janice N. Bensky Jr. Blvd., Madison, Wl 53709, up to and Including Foley 80% 78 36 44 58 3-3 4.02 Stafford, Rosenbaum, Rleser & Honsen PUB. WSJ : August 1, 2 and 3, 1989 • Lawson 58 30 30 52 5-3 4.07 ' A flight: Beth Worzella, West Bend CC, received Halrworks 20, Vail/Beaver Creek 2; Trippers It, 2:00 p.m., August 8, 1989,,for the following: May* 32% 44 15 12 24 Wiggles 13. 3 So. Plnckney St., Suite 1000 PROPOSAL NO. 10377 14 4.18 bye; Jamie Hlllcoat, Reedsburg CC, def. Brandy Fer- P.O. Box 17S4 ~ STATE OF WISCONSIN * Garcia 108 112 56 53 90 4-10 4.67dinand, Nakoma GC, 6-5; Rachel Welse, Quit Qul Oc Kansas: Wisconsin Power & Light 19, Sports Pub CITY-COUNTY BUILDING CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Others 223 178 62 77 181 15-11 2.50 14; Regent St. Retreat 17, U.W. Credit Union 12; ORS Modlson, Wl $3701-1784 MECHANICAL SYSTEM EVALUATION GC-Elkhart Lake, def. Darby Schnarr, Blockhawk CC, 17, Hide-Away 4. PUB. WSJ: July 19,56 andAugust 2,1989 IN PROBATE Team 905** 157 350 340 696 47-58 3.48 3-2; Maureen Frederick, Meadowbrook CC, def. Jamie The proposals will be opened at 2:00 p.m. of the INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: Saves (25): Chltren 3, Lawson 2, Golmont 2, AIM- DeWulf, Ozaukee CC, plus 2. Women's slow-pitch STATE OF WISCONSIN, same day In the Purchasing Agent's office. son). Others 17. New York: Teasers \Z McCain Trucking 4; Neck- B flight: Joan Penn, Maple Bluff CC, received erman Insurance 17, Silver Dollar 10; Buss*1* 15, DOS CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Dane County reserves the right to relect any or.all INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMmNG bye; Amy Welse, Quit Qul Oc GC, def. Mlndy Lawn- Eagles 12. IN PROBATE proposals and to select any proposal deemed to be Ickl, La Crosse CC; Laura Tzakls, Maple Bluff CC, def. Oklahoma: Fielder's Choice 19, WTSO 7; Big Ten INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: the most advantageous. Amy Royko, Nakoma GC; Jenny Betz, La Crosse CC, ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO Copies of specifications will be mailed upon re- received bye. Pub 7, Villa Tap 0 (forfeit); Left Fielders 12, Mod City MELINA C. HUEMMER, Deceased. AREA SPORTS Eagles 11. INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING quest or may be obtained at the above address. An application for Informal Administration of the C flight: Melissa Gold, Nakoma GC, received bye; South Carolina: Blrrenkatt Appliance?, American TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS Sandra J. Smith, C.P.M. Estate of Mellno C. Huemmer, Dane County, WIs- Ann Ponn, Maple Bluff CC, received bye; Brooke TV 0 (forfeit); Cinema Plus 13, Vall«y Bank 6; Other Krause, Watertown CC, received bye; Amy Gold, INTHEMATTEROFTHE ESTATE OF Purchasing Agent • consln.'post office address 2834 Commercial Ave- Baseball Womyn 8, Park Bank 6. DONALD McGAW, Deceased. PUB. WSJ ; July 27 ond August 2. 1989 nue, Madison, Wl, having been filed with the Pro- Nakomq GC, def. Almee Wackett, Watertown CC. Tennessee: Masters of the Universe 7, Regent St. An application for Informal Administration of the ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS bate Register; HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE Retreat 0 (forfeit); 01' Brick Inn 13, Paddy's Pub 7 Estate of Donald McGaw, Dane County, Wiscon- ITISORDEREDTHAT: Today's championship-flight pairings (league championship). Sealed proposals will be received by the Dane Mlddleton, 15-5 Quarterfinals sin, post office address 605 Owen Rood, Monona. CounW Purchasing Agent In Room 425A of the 1. The application be heard at the Done County 8:16 a.m. — Peggy Kelly, Madison, vs. Sara Mlley, Men's slow-vHcK Wl, having been filed with the Probate Registrar,- Courthouse, Room 518, Madison, Wisconsin at 9:00 Monona 000 130 1— 5 81 Cardinal: State Farm Warriors 14, Pizza Pit 9; Dane County Courthouse, 210 Martin Luther King, Menomonee Falls. 8:24 a.m. — Julie DeWulf. Mequon, IT IS ORDERED THAT: Jr. Blvd., Madison, Wl 53709, up to and Including a.m., on August 22, 1989 or thereafter; Mlddleton 230 0(10)0 X —15 13 1 vs. Jane Krueger, Shawano. 8:30 a.m. — Jackie Hayes, Club LoMork 9, Mr. Robert's 7; Buck's 17, Regent St. 1. The application be heard at me Dane County 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before Zellner, Andrews (3), Beld (51 and Nesblt. Jo. Retreat 12. 2:00 p.m., August 30, 1989, for the following: Modlson, vs. Kristin Scott, Racine. 8:36 a.m. — Rita Cheyenne: Big Ten Pub 9, Cardinals 8; Regent St. Courthouse, Room 518, Madison, Wisconsin at 9:00 PROPOSAL NO. 10359 October 29, 1989 or be barred; Ross ond Redders. W— Ross. L — Zellner. Houston, Green Bay, vs. Cathy Jo Johnson, Racine. a.m., on August 29,1989 or thereafter; DATED: July 17, 1989 '- • Leading hitters — Zellner (Mo) 2x3, Handel (Mo) Retreat 9, Cheers 5; The Pub 8, Good N' Loud Music 5. DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC PLAN FOR 2x3; Wels (Ml) 2x3, Mottl (Ml) 2xZ Jo. Ross (Ml) 2x4, Cypreu: Copper Grid t. Babe's 2; Laurel Tavern 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on. or before PUBLIC INFORMATION AND EDUCATION . BY THE COURT: WSGA JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 17, Rocky Rococo 3; Buck's 8, Big Ten Pub 6. October 27,1989 or be barred; • /s/Frances S. Ryan , -Bennett (Mil 2x3. JB —Mo III, Dufour (Ml). At North Hills CC, M*nomone* Falls DATED: July 27,1989 . ACTIVITIESOF THE COUNTY ADDRESSING Tuesday's second-round leaders Eastern: Genna's 7, Casino Lanes 0 (forfeit); LAKE AND WATER RESOURCES ISSUES KuehllngandKuehllng ""bat. Registrar ' SWABA TOURNAMENT 149 — Jason Fltchett, Brown County GC-Green Madison Concrete Pipe 11, Mr. Robert's 9; Joey's 7, BY THE COURT: The proposals will be opened at. 2:00 p.m. of the Willy Bear 0 (forfeit). /s/Donlel A. Bruenlg 131 West Wilson Street At Watertown Bay, 76-73; Derek Grams. Nakoma GC-Modlson, 73-76. same day In the Purchasing Agent's office. 150 — Kirk Wleland, Cherokee CC-Madlson, 80-70; Hickory: Shopko 5, Regent St. Retreat 3; Modlson Probate Registrar Dane County reserves the right to relect any or all Madison, Wisconsin 53703 Tuesday's Class A quarterfinal results Brian Schelbach, Rolling Meadaws GC-Fond du Lac, Appliance 11, Arnold's Breeze Inn 7; Wiggles 6. HMe- David E. Smlthson/Attarney proposals and to select any proposal deemed to be PUB.WSJ; August 2, 9 and 16, 1989 _ Cottage Grove vs. Horlond/Jef lerson winner, late 75-75; Scott Seldler, Indlanhead GC-Moslnee, 77-73. AwoyS. 312 East Wilson the most advantageous. Lannon vs. West Bend Llthlas, late 151 — Scott Carlson, Lake Arrowhead GC-Nekoo- Ivy: Pabst Blue Rlbblon 8, Schooner's 6; Buzzards Modlson, Wl ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 23, Barnes Lawn Service 14; Big Ten Pub 18, Rolling Copies of specifications will be mailed upon re- Sealed bids will be received by the Dane County Today's Class A quarterfinals so, 81-70; Mark Glese, Merrill GC, 72-79; Jason Somue- PUB. WSJ: August 2.9ond 16.1989 quest or may be obtained at the above address. 6:30p.m. — Sun Prairie vs. Clyman llan, Meadowbrook GC-Raclne, 76-78; Chris Nelger, Thunder 14. STATE OF WISCONSIN Purchasing Agent In Room 425A of. th. Dane 1:45 — Genessee vs. Whltewater/Oconomowoc Delbrook GC-Delavan, 74-75. Klowa: Thorstad Chevrolet 9, Red Shed 8; Collins Sandra J. Smith, C.P.M. County Courthouse, 210 Martin Luther King, Jr. ,/. winner 152 — Ike Kurczak, Crystal Springs-Seymour, 77- House 7, Buckeye Inn 0 (forfeit); Mechanical Team 19, CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Purchasing Agent Blvd., Madison, Wl 53709, up.to and Including 2:00 Friday's Class B semifinals 75. YOTS1. IN PROBATE _ PUB.WSJ: August 2 and 9, 1989 p.m., August 16, 1989, for th. following: 6:30 p.m. — Helenvllle vs. Racine 153 — Derek Schnarr, Blackhawk CC-Modlson, 76- Mendota: Callawy, Dunn J, Meeker 20, Custom INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: STATE OF WISCONSIN BID NO. »169- PROVIDE SECURITY GUARD 1:45—Fort Atkinson vs. North Lake 77; Mark Nllson, Oconomowoc GC, 78-75; David Man- Kitchens 7; Ken's Dell 19, Sliding Morals 8; Irish ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY SERVICES TO VARIOUS DANE COUNTY Class A semifinals of Tuesday, Aug. I ley, Oakwood Park GC-Franklln, 72-81. Waters 21, Village Bar 12. INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING PROBATE BRANCH DEPARTMENTS 6:30 P.m. — Cottage Grove/Hartland/Jefferson Other area golfers Midwest: Treehouse 10, Ideal Half Barrels 9; TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS Bids will be opened at 2:00 p.m. of the same day In winner vs. Lannon/Llthlos winner Union Hous* Tavern 7, Temperature Systems 0 (for- . ORDER SETTING TIME TO PROVE 154 — Tim Cantwell, Westmoor CC-Woterford, 73- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILL AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE the Purchasing Agent's office. «:45 — Sun Prolrle/Clymon winner vs. 79; Derek Stendahl, Pleasant View GC-Mlddleton, 80- feit); wiggles 13, Hlde-Away 12. ANNA LOUISE MOHRHAUSER, Deceased. ' Dane County reserves th. right to r.lect any or all Genessee/Whllewater/Oconomowoc winner 74; Joe Dohlstrom, Rlvermoor CC, 76-78. Navaho: Jingles' Coliseum Bar 6, Soft Balls 0; An application for Informal Administration of the .TO CREDITORS Grand championship gomes of Friday, Aug. 11 Tony Frank's 17. Llcorl's 10; Tony Frank's West 23, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF bids and to select any bid deemed to be the most ClassB 155 — Mike Clinton, The Springs GC-Sprlng Green, Lab Retrievers 2. Estate of Anno Louise Mohrhauser, Dane County, MABEL J. FLETCHER, Deceased advantageous. 4 p.m. — Helenvllle/Raclne winner vs. Fort 78-77; Karl Kllmlnskl, Cherokee CC, 80-75. Neptune: Stlllwoters7, MoraulPO (forfeit); Bowl- Wisconsin, post office address 1330 Drake St., A petition for the probate of the Will, ond determi- Copies of specifications will be moiled upon re- •' Atkinson/North Lake winner 156 — Dave McFerren, CC of Belolt, 77-79; Brian A-Vord Lanes 12, Capitol Centre Foods 11; Wattr Modlson, Wl, having been filed with the Probate nation of helrshlp, of Mable J. Fletcher, Dane quest or may be obtained at the above address. Clou A Prlsbe, Odana Hills GC-Madlson, 77-79; Joe Ring, Tower Pub 1Z Harper Frlttch Studios 9. Registrar; County, Wisconsin, post office address 101 Sterlln SANDRA J. SMITH, C.P.M. 1:45 p.m. — Friday's semifinal winners Cherokee CC, 74-82; Peter Beckwlth, Abbey Springs Oak: Llcarl's 7, Capitol City Snow Plowing 0 (for- ITISORDEREDTHAT: Drive, Oregon, Wisconsin 53575, having been filed; PURCHASING AGENT GC-Fontana, 77-79. 1. The application be heard at the Dane County 157 — Ryan Mackelfresh, Evergreen CC-Elkhorn, feit); Tony Frank's 7, Regent St. Retreat 4; Lund ITISORDEREDTHAT: _ PUB. WSJ : August 2 ond 7, 1989 _ DANE COUNTY BABE RUTH LEAGUE 83-74. Builders 16, Big Ten Pub 12. Courthouse, Room 518, Madison, Wisconsin at 9:00 1. The petition be heard at the Dane County Court- The Done County Regional Airport Commission League championship 158 — Dan Grate, Blackhawk CC, 80-78; Steve Ottawa: Don Miller 9, Webcrofters 8; Brother's a.m., on August 8,1989 or thereafter;. house, In Madison, Wisconsin, on August 29, 1989, Administrative Services Subcommittee Is conduct- Lodl 7, Block Earth 2 Sawtell, Evergreen CC, 84-74. Three 5, Cherokee Black Bears 4; Plaza Tavern 6, 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before at the opening of Court or thereafter; Union House 2. October 16,1989 or be barred; Ing a public hearing to receive comment on pro- 159 — Jeff Blake, Cherokee CC, 83-76. 2. Creditors' claims must be filed on or before Oct- posed amendments to county ordinance pertaining 140 — Brad Nelson, Blackhawk CC, 79-81; Byron Pine: Lake Edge 12, Irish Waters 4; Crystal Cor- DATED: July 14,1989 ober 30, 1989 or be barred; ner 6, General Casualty 5; Steve's Carpets 11, Stork to the airport. Specifically, various ordinance Fisher, Maple Bluff CC, 74-84; John Llmbach II, West BYTHE COURT: 3. All claims will be examined and adlusted on amendments concerning: 1) 'Establishment of off- BOWLING Bend CC, 81-79; Brent Wlleman, Towne CC-Edgerton, Company 8. /s/Frances S. Ryan November 7, 1989, at the opening of Court or there- 76-84. Prairie: Big Ten Pub 5, CSC Cubs 2; Schooner's 7, airport rental car company fee; 2) Hotel-motel Probate Registrar. after. courtesy vehicles fee; 3) Changes In method of col- 161 —Scott Anthes, Portage CC, 80-81. HouyhnhnmsO (forfeit); Cuna Mutual 21, Well Wizards Kuehllng and Kuehllng, Attorney Dated July 28, 1989. 162 — David Formlsano, Blockhawk CC, 81-81; 12. 131 West Wilson St. lecting taxl-llmo receipts; and, 4> Parking regula- Professional Saturn: Nitty Gritty 21, Tully's 5; Steven's 15, Ar- By the Court, tions for delivery vehicle and hotel-motel courtesy Mark Lang, CC of Belolt, 77-85. Modlson, Wisconsin /s/Frances S. Ryan 143 — Brad Gempeler, Nakoma GC, 84-79. nold's Breeze Inn 11; Big Ten Pub 15, All Channel Elec- PUB. WSJ: July 19,Mond August 2,1989 vehicles. PBA WICHITA OPEN 144 — Steve Royko, Nakoma GC, 85-79; John Eh- tronics 11. Probate Court Commissioner The hearing date Is Monday, August 14, 1989 at 7:00 linger, Watertown CC, 80-84. Shawnee: Capital Times 12, Gllley's6; Vlllog* Bar STATE OF WISCONSIN , NOTE:PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ATTORNEY p.m. In Room 224 of the City-County Building. At Wichita, Kan. 15, Owls 7; Muckrakers 14, West Shore Marina 5. AS TO THE EXACT TIME OF HEARING Tuesday's sixth-round (42 games) leaders 145 — Brad Rlemenapp, Norsk Golf Bowl-Mount CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY SCHNEIDER LAW OFFICE _ PUB.WSJ; August 2 ond 9, 1989 1. Amleto Monacelll, Venezuela, 13-11, 9,761. 2, Horeb, 87-78; Brent McFerren, CC of Belolt, 81-84; Eric u - IN PROBATE The Annual Return of the private foundation Roger Bowker, Ocalo, Flo., 16-8, 9,604. 3, Warren Nel- Quonbeck, Wotertown CC, 85-80. GILLESPIE'S PLACE ORDER SETTING TIME 5906 Main Street-P.O. Box 3 son. Fresno, Calif., 14-8, 9,507. 4, Tony Westlake, Ed- 164 — David Hill, Yahara Hills GC-Madlson, 83-83. At Cottage Grove TO PROVE WILL AND McFarrand, Wisconsin 53558 named below Is available at Its principal office, the mond. Okla., 15-9, 9,464. 5, lie, z-Jo« Solvemlnl, Colo- Area golfers/failed to qualify Rocky's Rookies 16, MS,I Bank 1; Ethan Keltel In- PUB.WSJ; August 2, 9 ond 16, 1989 _ address of which Is noted below, for Inspection dur- HEIRSHIPANDNOTICE ing regular business hours by any citizen who re- rado Springs, Colo., 16-8, and Mike Edwards, Tulsa, 147 — Jeff Metro, Cherokee CC, 84-83; Chris La- surance 10, State Farm 9; Paradise Printing 10, Chero- TO CREDITORS. STATE OF WISCONSIN Oklo., 15-9. 9,427,14,500. Rowe, Reedsburg CC, 83-84; Tommy Farrell, Prairie kee Park 2; Olds Seed 12, Farwell Pool 5. File No. I9PR540 quests It within 180 days after the date of this publi- du Chlen CC, 87-80. CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY cation. National NonPolnl Source Institute, 25 z - Salvemlnl def. Edwards. 226-207, for the fifth IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PROBATE BRANCH ana fInol sool In th» chomplonshlp round. 149 — Craig Fey, Blackhawk CC, 91-78; Craig Nel- West Main Street, Suite 801, Madison, Wl 53703, son, Blackhawk CC, 89-1)0; Andy Kelly, Sun Prairie CC, EDUARDO NEALE-SILVA, Deceased. ORDER LIMITINGTIME William P. O'Connor. 85-84. A petition for the probate of the Will, and determi- FOR FILING CLAIMS (ON WAIVER) LPBT SOUTH BEND CLASSIC nation of helrshlp, of Eduardo Neale-Sllva, Dane PUB.WSJ: August 2, 1989 _ At South Bend, Ind. 170 — Joe Titus, Columbus CC, 87-83. AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP 171 — Joe Slmms, Nakoma GC, 82-89; Brian FOR THE RECORD County, Wisconsin, post office address 5302 Fair- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF STATE OF WISCONSIN Tuesdoy's fourth-round (24 gomes) leaders way Drive, Modlson, Wl 53711, having been filed; . CIRCUIT COURT DANE COUNTY 1, Tlsh Johnson, Panorama City, Calif., 6-2, 6,120. Thompson, Prairie du Chlen CC, 87-84; Bob Eldrldge, MARIAN G. HOVELAND, Deceased. Lac la Belle CC-Oconomowoc, 87-84. BASEBALL ITISORDEREDTHAT: A petition for administration of the estate and NOTICE OF 2, Leonne Borrette. Oklahoma Clly, 5-3, 5,776. 3, Nlkkl FORECLOSURE SALE Glonullas. Vallelo, Collf., 4-2, 5,765. 4, Lorrle Nichols, 172 — Bill McCormlck, Blackhawk CC, 91-81; American League 1. The petition be heard at the Dane County Court- determination of helrshlp, of Marian G. Hoveland, Algonquin, ill., 6-2, 5,603. 5, Cheryl Daniels, Detroit, Jason Kuckkan, Watertown CC, 87-85. house, In Modlson, Wisconsin, on August 29, 1989, Dane County, Wisconsin, post office address 1382 5-3, 5,585. 4. a-Sandra Jo Shlery, Coldwoter, Mich., 7-1, 173 — Matt Brewer, Oconomowoc GC, 82-91. BOSTON RED SOX — activated outlflelder Ellis at the opening of Court or thereafter; Vennevoll Dr., Stoughton, Wl 53589, having been ANCHOR SAVINGS AND LOANlifsSOCIATIo'N, 174 —:>Mlke Anderson, Cherokee CC, 87-87; Steve Burks from the 21-day disabled list. 2. Creditors' claims must be filed on or before Oct- filed; ' a Wisconsin corporation, Sosnowskl, Blackhawk CC, 87-87; Terry Lawrence, CLEVELAND INDIANS — called up pitcher Ed ober 30,1989, or be barred; ITISORDEREDTHAT: Plaintiff, Lac la Belle CC, 89-85. Wolna from Colorado Springs of the Pacific Coast League; sent pitcher Steve Olln to Colorado Springs. 3. All claims will be examined and adlusted on 1. Creditors' claims must be filed on or before Oct- 175 — Jay Royle, Lake Rlpley CC-Cambrldge, 87- November 7,1989, at the opening of Court or there- ober 30, 1989 or be barred; PRESTON T. BAKER, 88. MILWAUKEE BREWERS — designated catcher- TENNIS first baseman Dave Engle for a minor league assign- after. 2. Helr»hlP will be determined ond claims will be KAREN A. BAKER, and 174 — David Wheeler, Blackhawk CC, 87-89; Scott ment. Dated July 28,1989 examined and adjusted on November 7, 1989, at the VALLEY BANK MONONA GROVE,. Brayman, Lac la Belle CC, 93-83. a Wisconsin banking corporation, 177 — Jon Gunderson, Towne CC, 91-84. MINNESOTA TWINS — received pitchers Kevin By the Court, Dane County Courthouse, In Modlson, Wisconsin, Tapani and Tim Drummond from the New York Mets /s/Frances S. Ryan at the opening of Court or thereafter. successor In Interest to Professional 180 — Scott Chltko, Old Hickory CC-Beaver Dam, Monona Grove Slate Bank, 39-91; Matt Kennedy, Cherokee CC, 88-92; Lett Knud- as two of the players to be named later In the trade tor Probate Court Commissioner Dated July 28, 1989 AUSTRIAN OPEN sen, Whitewater CC, 90-90. pitcher Frank Viola; assigned Tapani and Drummond NOTE:PLEASE CHECK WITH THE ATTORNEY By the Court, Defendants. At KltiDuelwl, Austria 181 — Paul Miller, Norsk Golf Bowl-Mount Horeb, to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. AS TO THE EXACT TIME OF HEARING. /s/Frances S. Ryan PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a Judg- Tuesday's first-round results 91-90; Frank Zawlockl, Reesburg CC, 87-94; Nathan TORONTO BLUE JAYS — acquired outfielder Ross & Stevens, S.C. . ment of Foreclosure and Sale entered In th* above- Kent Carlsson. Sweden, def. Diego Perez, Uru- Mergen, Nakoma GC. 91-90; Tim wllkes, Watertown Mookle Wilson from the New York Mets as the player P.O. Box 2599 SCHNEIDER LAW OFRCE entitled action on the 10th day of February, 1989, guay, 7-5,1-6. 6-2; Oulllermo P«r«z-Roldon, Argentina, CC, 88-93. to be named later In the trade for pitcher Jeff Mussel- Madison, Wl 53701-2599 5906 Main Street-P.O. Box 3 the undersigned Sheriff of Dane County, Wiscon- def. Jesus Colas, Spain, 4-3, 6-3; Sergio Bruguera, 113 — Dan Mylotte, Sparta GC, 87-96; RU«v Wulz man. sin, will sell at public auction In Room GR-18 In the Spain, def. Marco Ostola, Yugoslavia, 6-2, 64; Goran PUB. WSJ: August2,9ond 16,1969 McFarland, Wisconsin 53558 Jr., Lac la Belle CC, 87-96. National League _ PUB. WSJ ; August 2, 9 ond 16. 1989 _ City-County Building In the City of Madison, Dane Prplc, Yugoslavia, def, Gilbert Schaller, Austria, 4-0, 184 — Briar Beckwlth, Odana Hills GC, 91-95. STATE OF WISCONSIN County, Wisconsin, on August 15, 1989, at 10:05 6-4; Robert Aiar, Argentina, def. Leonardo Lavolle, 197 — Brad Bohlman, Janesvllle CC, 97-100. NEW YORK METS — recalled Inflelder Keith CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY STATE OF WISCONSIN Mexico, 6-3, 3-4, 6-3; Juan Agulltra, Spain, del. Horo- Miller from Tidewater of the International League. NOTICE OF a.m., the real estate and mortgaged premises di- clo de to P«na, Argentina, 4-4, 4-4. 203 — Patrick Sweeney, Nakoma GC, 101-102. CIRCUIT COURT, COLUMBIA COUNTY rected by said Judgment to be sold herein de- WD — Erik Lien, Lake Windsor CC-Wlndsor, 89-; FORECLOSURE SALE SUMMONS BASKETBALL Ca«« NO. M CV 5554 scribed as follows: Mike Holland, Lac la Belle CC, 89- C The Southwest 1/2 of Lot 8, Block 188, In the City ol VOLVO INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT NBA HOME SAVINGS ft LOAN ASSOCIATION, SECURAINSURANCE, «" "»• «'-«-347 At Strotton Mountain, VI. a Wisconsin Savings & Loan Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, except thai Tuesday's first-round results ATLANTA HAWKS — signed forward Alexander Corporation Plaintiff, port conveyed In Vol. 201 of Deeds, page 406. Amos Mansdorf (5), Israel, def. Martin Bar bo, Volkov to a three-year contract. vs. Address of Property : Plaintiff, RICKY A. LAPPEN, • Carlsbad, Calif., 6-4, 6-1; Marty Davit, Harbor Bay PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS — signed guard and 1143 East Miff lln Street ) Isle, Calif., d*f. Donlt Vlsscr, South Africa, 7-6 (8-6), PREP SPORTS Danny Young to a three-year contract. D n Madison, Wl 53703 ! 6-2; Yannlck Noah (7). Franc*, del. Jeremy Bates, MAURICE B. PASCH, Individually and as Per- THE STATE OF WISCONSIN »'« *>n»- Terms of Sale: I Britain, 44, 7-4 (84), 6-2; Jored Palmer, Saddlebrook, FOOTBALL sonal Representative of the Estate of Janet S. To each person named above as a defendant : Pasch; and Downpayment of not less than 10% of the bid price f Flo., def. Scott Warner, Hollywood, Flo., 7-6 (841, 6-3; NFL YOU ARE HEREBY notified that the plaintiff In cash, balance of the purchase price to be paid I Andrew Sznalder, Canada, dtf. Carl Llmbergtr, Aus- Athlete meeting MERITER HOSPITAL, INC. DENVER BRONCOS — agreed to terms with named above has filed a lawsuit or other legal ac- upon confirmation of sale as provided by law. I tralla, 6-4, 6-7 (7-3), 6-2; Grant Connell, Canada, def. Defendants. tion against you. Property will be sold "as Is" and sublect to real es- I' Mlchlel Schapers, Netherlands. 6-1, 7-4 (7-2); Pletir safety Steve Atwater. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a Judg- MONONA GROVE — There will be on MIAMI DOLPHINS — signed guard Alvln Powell Within forty (40) days after August 2, 1989, you tate taxes. I Aldrlch, South Africa, d*f. David Pate, Los Vegas, 4-3, ment of Foreclosure entered In the above-entitled must respond with a written demand for a copy of I' 2-6, 6-2; Chris Prldham, Canada, del. John Frawliy, athletic orientation meetlno for all ath- and tackle Rick Phillips; placed tackle Jim Zdelor on action on the 23rd day of November, 1988, effective Dated this 23rd day of June, 1989. letes and their parents on Thursday, Aug. the reserved-left camp list. the Complaint. The demand must be sent or de- /s/Jerome D. Lacke, Sheriff ! Australia, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3; Andre Agassi (II, Las Vegas, November 23, 1988, foreclosing a Mortgage dated livered to the court, whose address Is Ms. Mary I def. Glenn Mlchlbato, Canada, 6-Z 6-2; Brad Gilbert 3, at 6:30 p.m. In the Monona Grove High NEW YORK JETS — signed linebacker Ralph July 30,1968 and recorded at the Dane County Of- Dane County, Wisconsin (3), Piedmont, Calif., def. Richard Schmidt, Modlson, School gym. Caldwell; released defensive lineman Erwln Grabls- Cross, Clerk of Circuit Court, Post Office Box 405, WHEELER, VAN SICKLE & ANDERSON, S.C. na. fice of the Register of Deeds on July 30,1968 In Vol- Portage, Wl 53901, and to Callahan ond Arnold By: Jeffrey L. Landsman 6-2, *•»; Dan Goldl* (8), McLean, Va., del. Patrick Topics Including eligibility, cards and ume 45 of Records, page 68, as Document No. Post Office Box 152, Columbus, Wl 53925. You may McEnroe, Oysftr Bay, N.Y., 6-1, 6-4; Olenn Layen- 1219835, the undersigned Sheriff of Dane County, 25 West Main Street decker, Boston, d*f. Gory Muller, South Africa, 6-7 (7- fees, physical exams, starling dates and HOCKEY have an attorney help or represent you. Suite 801 Wisconsin will sell at public auction In Room GR18 If you do not demand a copy of the Complaint Madison, Wl 53703 3), 7-4 (7-1), 6-3; Jim Grabb, Tuscan, Ariz., del. Yahlyo other general Information will be dis- NHL of the Done County Courthouse In the City of Madi- Doumblo, Senegal, 6-3, M; Tim Donovan, Pittsburgh, cussed. The meeting will encompass within forty (40) days, the court may grant ludg- (608) 255=7277 PITTSBUROH PENGUINS — signed coach Gene son, Dane County, Wisconsin, an the 29th day of ment against you for the award of money or other - def. Neal Broad, South Africa, 7-4 (7-5), M. sports for the entire school year. Ubrlaco to o two-year contract. August, 1989 at 10:15 In the forenoon of that date, PUB. WSJ: June 28 and July 5, 12, 19 and 26 legal action requested In the Complaint, and you and August 2, 1989 t" \ 20 — THE CAPITAL. TIMES, Madison, Wis., Wednesday, Aug. 2,1989 From Page 15 Kelly, Hayes Rose Rose initially told reporters he bet was placed in another state, by as "Gio." had not won the Pik Six, and, ac- a maximum fine of $10,000 andor Rose testified that during the cording to Dowd, he repeated the two years in prison. NFL season he gave his bets to denial at a Feb. 20 meeting with Janszen, who recently served Gioiosa on Sunday mornings. He in quarterfinals said he did not give "Gio" any then-commissioner Peter Ueber- four months in a halfway house for roth and then-National League filing a false tax return, has cooper- money up front-he always bet on credit-or ask him to disclose the From staff, news service reports president Giamatti. ated with the Dowd probe. Bertolini NAMES AND GAMES After taxes were withheld, Rose and Gioiosa declined to be inter- name of their bookmaker. said he received $109,000 as his half- viewed by baseball investigators. Rose said he bet $1,000 on each Peggy Kelly and Jackie Hayes, the share of the winnings. He said he Gioiosa, who is under a federal game that he liked. But if the home- top two qualifiers, each posted an .455 on-base percentage. gave Metz about $7,500 and put the indictment for tax evasion and con- town Bengals were playing on TV, opening match play victory Tuesday Yount led all AL players during the rest in a satchel, which he carried spiracy to distribute cocaine, could he said he wagered $500 "just to to advance to the quarterfinals of the month in batting, slugging percent- to spring training. While in Florida, not be reached for comment. Ber- root for them," even if he didn't Wisconsin Women's State Golf As- age, hits and total bases, while tying Rose said he dumped some of his tolini's lawyer advised his client not "like" the game. sociation Match Play Championship for the lead with 11 doubles. He also winnings into losing bets at Gulf- to grant an interview. During the basketball season, at Nakoma Golf Club. reached two career milestones dur- Jackie Hayes stream Park, north of Miami. The key witness against Rose, Rose would bet on college and pro Kelly of Maple Bluff Country Club ing July as he record his 200th home Rose also used "runners" when former bookmaker Ron Peters, games, but only if they were tele- defeated Ann Pangman of Rainbow run and became the fifth youngest he bet on team sports, according to told Dowd that he accepted an esti- vised in Cincinnati or if his satellite Springs Country Club in Mukwonago, player in major league history to Fame in Menasha. Larson graduated from St. Mary in 1969.... the Dowd report. The middlemen mated $1 million in baseball, foot- dish could pull them in. "I like to 3-2. reach the 2,500-hit plateau. were identified as Paul Janszen, a ball and basketball bets from Rose, watch sports on TV and I like to bet Hayes, playing on her home course Oakland's Mike Moore was named According to the Rocky Mountain News, the Dallas Cowboys and Kan- bodybuilder who once sold barrels; usually through Gioiosa or Janszen. them if I'm watching them," he at Nakoma, advanced to today's Pitcher of the Month. Moore, signed Tommy Gioiosa, a former college Rose said he met Peters only once said. "Hell, I've got a $25,000 televi- quarterfinals by virtue of her 2-up by Oakland as a free agent during the sas City Chiefs are considering mov- ing their training camps to Vail, Colo., baseball player who met Rose in and never knew he was a bookmak- sion unit at home. I get every- victory over Sue Schmidtke of Ste- offseason, compiled a 5-0 record in the late '70s; and Mike Bertolini, a er. Peters, from Franklin, Ohio, is thing." vens Point Country Club. July with a 2.30 earned run average. next summer. The Cowboys now pra- tice in Thousand Oaks, Calif., and the memorabilia and baseball-card serving a two-year sentence for (During the '85 baseball season Kelly and Hayes each shot a 3-over- show promoter from Brooklyn, drug and tax-related offenses. Rose explained to an interviewer par 75 during Monday's 18-hole stroke Chiefs in Liberty, Mo.... Finks still tops list Richard Schmidt, a former Madi- N.Y. During seven hours of testimony why he had his three large-screen play qualifying round. son East athlete, lost to Brad Gilbert Sports betting is legal only in April 20-21, Rose told Dowd that he TV sets tuned to three different Nancy Nelson, a public links player of NFL candidates Nevada; although bettors are wagered only on college and pro games in his home: "I like to scout from Milwaukee, and NicW Tiriani of 6-2,6-2, in the first round of the Volvo The N F L resumes its search for a . International Tennis Tournament rarely prosecuted, their offense is football and basketball games and teams we're going to be playing.") Cherokee Country Club, who were punishable under federal law, if the only through Gioiosa, who is known Thursday: Pete's shady pals. one shot behind the leaders in Mon- successor to Pete Rozelle today, with Tuesday in Stratton Mountain, Vt day's qualifying round, were elimi- Jim Finks apparently still at the top Other first-round winners included nated Tuesday. of the list of candidates. defending champion Andre Agassi From Page 15 Nelson was defeated 3-2 by veteran A new selection committee formed and Yannick Noah of France— Rita Houston of Oneida Golf Club in two weeks ago meets today in the Yield Welch of Madison shot a sec- Green Bay, while Tiziani dropped a Chicago area. But the material it ond-round 82 Tuesday and failed to Bears goes over will not be new and neither qualify for match play in the U.S. 3-1 decision to Julie DeWulf of Me- "He knows what is really impor- Buford punted for the Bears in quon's Ozaukee Country Club. will the candidates. The six commit- Women's Amateur Golf Champion- tee members likely will be scrutiniz- ship at Pinehurst, N.C. Welch had a tant is to win fpotball games," said the 1985-86 seasons. DeWulf was the 1988 WWSGA Bears guard Mark Bortz, who grew Stroke Play champion and runner-up ing the same six finalists as the old two-day total of 163, one shot better Also in camp for the first time committee. than University of Wisconsin golfer up in Pardeeville. "To him, that's Tuesday was veteran safety Shaun last year in the WWSGA player of the all that matters." Gayle, who signed a new contract year race. Beth Marting— Bits and pieces Parkcrest Pool won the Madison Quarterback Mike Tomczak, a Monday. Also advancing was two-time de- former Ditka whipping boy, agrees. fending junior champion Sara Miley The Toronto Blue Jays acquired All-City Diving Championship Tues- outfielder MooWe Wilson from the day with 155.5 points. Hill Farms was "He's pretty cool now," said Costly holdouts: Ditka said of North Hills Country Club in Meno- Tomczak, not referring to Ditka's that veteran defensive tackle Steve monee Falls. Miley remained in the New York Mets Tuesday to complete second with 140. Individual winners the deal that sent pitcher Jeff Mus- were: Jenny Bryant of Ridgewood in temperature. "He's lost some McMichael, who has yet to practice running by defeating Sue Joy-Sobota weight and he understands what's because he wants his contract of Cherokee, 3-2. selman to New York on Monday.... 13-14 girls; Chris Blattner of West Christine Boyd, has been named Side in 13-14 boys; Erica Torgrude of right and what's wrong for him. renegotiated, has been fined $1,000 associate athletic director and sports Hill Farms in 15-18 girls; and Ben "But he just wants to win. He a day since Sunday. Yount named AL information director at Edgewood Rauch of Ridgewood in 15-18 boys. wants to win it all this year." He also said that the chances of Player of Month College. Boyd is the head coach of the (Complete results in Scorecard, Page Some say that goal of winning it being starters this season for the women's volleyball and softball 19).... all eventually will bring out the old Bears' two first-round draft picks Robin Yount of the Milwaukee teams and the assistant women's bas- An athletic orientation meeting for Ditka. In fact, quarterback Jim who are also holding out — defen- Brewers has been named American ketball coach at Edgewood.... Monona Grove High School athletes Harbaugh thinks the old Ditka sive end Trace Armstrong and cor- League Player of the Month for July. Steve Larson, athletic director and and their parents will be held Thurs- never left. nerback Donnell Woolford — are Yount, a 15-year veteran, hit .395 in men's basketball coach at Edgewood, day, Aug. 3, at 6:30 p.m. in the school "I didn't really see all that much slim to none. Steve McMichael July and was among the league lead- has been inducted into the St. Mary gym. The meeting will encompass difference in him a week after he ers with 24 RBIs, 22 runs scored and a Central High School Athletic Hall of sports for the entire school year. had his heart attack," said Har- baugh. "So I'm sure there won't be From Page 15 any difference this year." Reuss TWRADIO CALENDAR He weighs what?: Since the Packers Bears have refused to reveal how Sutton wore No. 20 for all those everybody of that. TODAY From Page 15 much defensive tackle William years in Los Angeles. Somebody should remind Dalton Television "The Refrigerator" Perry weighed Reuss and Sutton have a couple that he almost waited too long to 1 p.m. — Tennis — Volvo International, early-round matches. ESPN. Kemp, Aubrey Matthews, Carl when he reported to camp Monday, of things in common. 6:30 p.m. — Baseball — Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. WON. reporters have been having fun determine his team was a con- 6:35 p.m. — Baseball — San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves. TBS. Bland and impressive rookie Jeff They both played for the Dodg- tender and needed some help. Query for the five or six openings. trying to track down the hefty Per- ers. And they were both acquired 7 p.m. — WBL Basketball — Finland at Worcester Counts. Channel 54 (re- ry's weight. Reuss is better than nothing, es- peated at 11 p.m.). by the Brewers for a late-season sentially what Dalton had to give 8:30 p.m. — Bowling — Wichita Open. ESPN. A'ffholter said he's studying hard As of Tuesday afternoon, the reason. Radio and that his ankle is feeling better. most popular rumor was 335 up to get him. To cop a crown. (Not that Reuss was upset. He 1:30 p.m. — Baseball — Cleveland Indians at Milwaukee Brewers. WIBA- "It's a day-to-day thing right now," pounds for Perry, who spent much Sutton was obtained from the AM/1310. he said. "I'm getting a lot of reha- of last season's training camp in an was once peddled for Scipio Spinks, Houston Astros for Kevin Bass, no relation to Leon or Michael.) bilitation and I should be ready to eating disorder clinic. But Ditka did Frank DiPino and Mike Madden THURSDAY play in the first exhibition game." what he could Tuesday to put an Nobody then expects Reuss to be Television (the aforementioned flop). Mark Langston or Frank Viola. end to the mystery. The swap was consummated on 1 p.m. — Tennis — Volvo International, early-round matches. ESPN. Affholter, a popular player at For what it's worth, following Mike Boddicker would be good 6:30 p.m. — Baseball — Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. WGN. USC who isn't used to playing the Aug. 30,1982. enough. 6:35 p.m. — Baseball — San Diego Padres at Atlanta Braves. TBS. Tuesday's hot practices, this re- Sutton, then 37, joined a rotation bad-guy role, also said he's finding porter's guess is 325 pounds. 7 p.m. — Bowling — LPBT South Bend Classic. Channel 54 (repealed at 11 a way to manage amidst the mess that included Vuckovich, Mike Boddicker was a late-season ac- p.m.). he has made. Glad to be back: After get- Caldwell and Doc Medich. quisition and springboard for Bos- 8 p.m. — Boxing — Miguel Santana vs. Rodney Moore, junior welter- ton a year ago. weights. USA. ting released by the Green Bay Down the September/October 9 p.m. — Auto Racing — USAC Midgets From Indianapolis. ESPN. "First of all, for a rookie it's going Packers, former Bears punter stretch, Sutton posted a 4-1 record The Brewers are just hoping Radio to be quiet anyway. But for a rookie Maury Buford was elated to sign a and a 3.29 earned-run average. there's still some spring left in 6:30 p.m. — Race Report '89 — WTSO-AM/1070. who comes in here and isn't prac- free agent contract with the Bears He won the division-clinching Reuss' legs. All he has to do is mea- ticing it's going to be extra quiet," Monday. game at Baltimore on the final day sure up to No. 21. FRIDAY he said. "To borrow a saying, I'm as of the season. But you already By the way, Reuss and Sutton Television "Those are the things that you happy as a gopher in soft ground to know that. now share that number in Milwau- 1 p.m. — Tennis — Volvo International, men's quarterfinal. ESPN. be back in the Bears organization," It's hard not to know that with kee lore with Warren Spahn. 6:30 p.m. — Baseball — Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh Pirates. WGN. deal with as a rookie and I'm learn- 6:30 p.m. — Baseball — Atlanta Braves at Cincinnati Reds. TBS. ing all about them." said Buford at his first practice the Brewers, notably general man- Some of you may be old enough 8 p.m. — Basketball — European Championship: Yugoslavia vs. Greece Tuesday. ager Harry Dalton, reminding to remember. (Taped). Channel 54. 2:30 a.m. — Baseball — National Old-Timer's Classic (R). ESPN. Radio Read the want ads 7:30 p.m. — Baseball — California Angels at Milwaukee Brewers. WIBA- AM/1310. in The Capital Times AFFORDABLE 1989 Honda Civic LX Sedan CITY OF MADISON STREET DIVISION ANNOUNCES BRUSH COLLECTION SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE AUGUST 7,1989
Including: Power brakes • power windows • electricdoor locks • automatic transmis- If Your Refuse is Your Brush will be collected sion • power steering • electric roar view mirrors • digital clock • wheel covers • steel- belted radial tires • tilt steering column • remote control trunk release • remote fuel Collected On: During the Week of lid release • tinted glass • intermittant wipers, electric rear window defroster • side win- dowdefroster • reclining front seat backs • adjustable headrests • fold-down rear seat with security lock • door map pockets • coin box • trunk-ajar warning light • 1.5-liter MONDAY August 7 thru August 11 fuel injected engine « 4-speed transmission • front mud guards • halogen headlights • body colored bumpers and door bandies • breakaway outside rear view mirrors • TUESDAY August 7 thru August 11 5-niph bumpers • velour upholstery • rear seat heater duets • child safety seat anchors WEDNESDAY • child-proof rear door locks • double wishbone suspension • rear gas-filled shocks • August 21 thru August 25 padded instrument panel • non-glare wipers • body side moldings • chip resistant rocker THURSDAY August 21 thru August 25 panels • 4-speed heater fan • trip odometer • soft grip steering wheel • flo-thru ventila- tion • inside hood release • full carpeting • carpeted tnmk liner • trunk hidden storage FRIDAY August 28 thru September 1 area • adjustable front shoulder bells • space saver spare tire • front wheel drive • flush mounted headlights • ventilated front disc brakes • front stabilizer bar • washable Residents must have their brush at the curb in an orderly fashion by 7 a.m on the headliner*.lyr./36,()()()-niile warranty • 5-yr/50,0(]() mile emission control warranty MONDAY of the WEEK listed for their condition. • 3-yr/unlimitcd rust-thru warranty • dash-top storage pockets • flush mounted door handles • child lockout window switch • non removeable wheel covers • .1-point rear In addition, the following brush drop-off sites will be open through October. scat belts • trunk release security lock. 1501 W. Badger Rd. (West Side Streets Facility) Monday thru Friday—8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ^902.00 Cash Price „„[ix, title and license fei
4602 Sycamore Ave. (East Side Streets Facility) OR: % 168.60 Monthly Loan Payment S7,.2f,so,,, $168.60 X 60 montlu for total of S10.116.00 including sales tax. 30% cash down Monday thru Friday—8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. payment plus license and litle fees to qualified credit. 12.9% APR.
OR: % 15 5« 26 Monthly Lease Payment <«,„<>. ci<»cci. FOR BRUSH COLLECTION INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: end lease. 8155.26/tno. for total of 37,452.48, no option to buy, 8 cents/mi, mileage over 60,000 and for damages due to other than normal use. Refundable 8175.00 security deposit required, 540.00 license & title fees, first [>aymeiit of $155.26 plus 267-2088 $2500.00 capitalized cost reduction due in advance. Subject to qualified credit. YARD WASTE will be accepted at drop-off sites located at 1501 W. Badger Rd., 4602 Sycamore Ave., and 725 Forward Dr. (Madison Ice Arena) from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on weekdays and from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. on weekends. Drop-off sites for discarded furniture and appliances are also located at 1501 W. Honda Badger Rd. and 4602 Sycamore Ave. Zimbrick, Inc. Persons using these drop-off sites must provide proof of City of Madison residency. 1601 West Beltline at Fish Hatchery Road, Madison, 273-2555