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By Phil Brinkman Education reporter The essentials An Early Teaching children about Shake- The Wisconsin Department of Public speare and Plato should take a Instruction surveyed 1,043 state back seat to teaching basic human residents about what subjects they values, computer skills and even thought were "absolutely essential" to be taught in school. Here are the Head Start sex education, according to a sur- results. vey of what Wisconsin residents expect from their schools. The survey, conducted by the Percent wogram state Department of Public In- Basic reading/writing/math 80.1 struction, asked residents what Good work habits 62.7 , they considered "absolutely essen- Values 59.9 tial" to public education. Value of hard work 48.7 : -or county Not surprisingly,'80 percent of Computer skills 46.2 those surveyed cited basic reading, Sciences 34.3 writing and math. But 63 percent said schools American history/geography 32.1 It's for babies, should teach good work habits, fol- Habits such as voting 31.8 lowed by 60 percent who said they Sex education 31.5 toddlers, parents should teach basic values like hon- Healthy living 29.6 esty and tolerance of others. Practical job skills 29.5 By Jennifer A. Galloway Trailing far behind were art Dealing with social problems 28.9 Wisconsin State Journal and music (17 percent), foreign Art and music 16.8 languages (16 percent), world his- Foreign languages 16.4 A $3.8 million grant from the ,tory (13 percent) and classic and U.S. Department of Health and Advanced mathematics 14.5 modern literature (8 percent and 9 World history/geography 12.5 ' Human Services is helping Dane percent, respectively). County launch its first Head Start State school Superintendent Recreational skills 8.6 program for infants, toddlers and John Benson expressed concern at Classic literature 8.6 their parents. the lack of support for teaching Modern literature 8.3 SOURCE: Wisconsin Department WSJ graphic ol Public Instruction The federal agency's Head Start Please see VALUES; Page 3A Bureau has agreed to provide the Dane County Parent Council with $760,000 a year for five years to create an "Early Head Start" pro- gram aimed at helping the very youngest children and even preg- Taking everything, nant mothers in poor families get information and support needed for healthy infant development. The new program, which will and the kitchen sink begin enrolling children later this year, will offer services to 80 in- These, travelers prefer In fact, one gets the impression fants and their families, said Barb that motor home living — and Knipfer, children services director sightseeing from some do live in them full time — is at the Dane County Parent Coun- one continuous vacation. cil. The program will initially Slate Journal pholo/STEVE APPS comforts of home As soon as they're parked, driv- focus on serving families in South Margaret Barry swims for Maple Bluff Thursday in the athletes will compete in this year's event. Details in ers could be seen rolling out awn- Madison neighborhoods. The coun- All-City Swim Meet at Hill Farm Pool. More than 1,200 Sports/IB ings, adjusting satellite antennas, By Phil Brinkman setting out pictures of the grand- cil, which runs the county's tradi- Wisconsin State Journal tional Head Start program from its kids and putting up card tables on offices on Red Arrow Trail, is ne- As getaways go, this weekend's the patches of indoor-outdoor gotiating for space nearby for the gathering of 700 motor homes on carpeting. infant program. the grounds of the Dane County "We're just people who like to Exposition could not be travel — and take the kitchen with Knipfer said new research 13 machinists in Ohio will us," said Wayne McCray, of Com- much more in the center of things. about infant brain development Their big rigs are parked cheek pton, 111. and the importance of early inter- to jowl in the summer sun, just off He could have added: the bed- vention in babies' growth and the Beltline. The steady thrum of room, bathroom and living room. learning have led to an expansion be splitting $161.5 million generators fills the air. Some of the homes, which can cost of Early Head Start programs But to pity these vacationers is up to $500,000 or more, are truly across the country. Several com- By Doug Alden said. to misunderstand them. They live palatial, with sliding room exten- munities in Wisconsin operate in- Associated Press The other members of the to prove the maxim that any patch sions, cherry paneling and leather fant Head Start programs but the 'There will be cousins they Lucky 13 tried to remain anony- of pavement can be home. sofas. Only the seat belts and the WESTERVILLE, Ohio — After mous Thursday when they met Dane County project will be the years of pooling money to buy lot- haven't heard from in years "We can go on a Wal-Mart park- steering wheel seem out of place. first in the area. with Columbus business attorney ing lot and have the same facilities tery tickets, a group of machinists and years that you know are Larry Sturtz at their plant. Manag- Even the more modest models "We're really excited about it," who call themselves "The Lucky ers of the Canadian-owned assem- I get at home," boasted John Bran- can provide all the comforts of 13" stepped forward Thursday to bly systems plant, besieged by denburger, of Cuba, Mo., relaxing home. That's the appeal for Ron said Knipfer. "It's important on so going to say I need a loan or with friends outside his 40-foot many levels, including the need claim the biggest prize yet — the reporters and photographers, Anderson and his wife, Ruth, $295.7 million Powerball jackpot. I've got a great deal for you, slipped the 13 workers out in a Foretravel Unihome. "I got my ice- snowbirds from Bagley, who spend for adequate prenatal care and the cube maker, I got my television, I need to support and enhance the One of the 13 workers at Auto- They've got to learn to say no crowd of employees released early their winters in Arizona in their mation Tooling Systems in this Co- for lunch. got everything I want in there." 39-foot Holiday Rambler. parent-child relationship from the The rally by the Midwest Area very beginning." lumbus suburb drove 100 miles to to all those things,' The prospective millionaires all "One thing we have in common buy 130 tickets just over the Indi- showed up at their jobs but didn't Cooperative, a branch of the Fam- is none of us like motels," Ron An- The Dane County Parent Coun- ana line for Wednesday's drawing. Larry Sturtz do much work Thursday, company ily Motor Coach Association, drew an estimated 1,600 enthusiasts derson said. cil's regular Head Start program, "It took a long time to believe attorney spokeswoman Barbara Palmer Untethered by motel or restau- which serves 700 children in Dane we actually it," said John Jar- said. from throughout the Midwest. It rell, a burly man with a long mus- "Actually they came to gloat, I continues through today, with rant reservations, not reliant on and Green counties, requires that airline schedules, they can go children be 3 years old to partici- tache who was the first of the 13 think," Palmer joked. "No, they workshops and seminars on every- men to identify himself. "You go their lawyer said Thursday. came to share in their good for- thing from decoupage and Swedish where the wind blows. pate. from totally excited to scared to The winning numbers were tune with us." weaving to diesel generators. Charles and Carol Morscheck of In addition to providing prena- death." picked randomly by a Powerball Sturtz told the 13 men, ranging Not a vacation? Just ask anyone Lansing, Mich., have added more tal care to pregnant women, the The Lucky 13 won't officially be computer at a Speedway gas sta- from their 20s to 50s, to plan their who came. than 200,000 miles to their Travco new program will offer infant and the winners until the lot- tion in Richmond, Ind. estates, get sound investment ad- "You stop somewhere in a motor home and seen all of the toddler care that emphasizes con- tery office validates the ticket. Jarrell and his wife, Sandy, vice and be wary of long-lost motor home and you'll talk to ev- contiguous states in the last 25 tinuity and stability, which have The jackpot was worth $295.7 both decked out in black Harley friends or relatives who decide it's eryone around you. You go to a years. million in payments over 25 years, Davidson apparel, said they and time to get reacquainted. motel and you don't even speak to "It's a way of life and you make been identified as key components their three children were already of healthy development, Knipfer but the winners took the cash op- "There will be cousins they them," said Lois Buttolph, of Rock- friends from Timbuktu to I-don't- tion — one payment of about racking up quite a wish list. Tops haven't heard from in years and well City, . know-where," Morscheck said. said. The council will create a $161.5 million, Indiana lottery offi- on Sandy's list was her own Harley years that you know are going to community and parent advisory cials said. The Lucky 13 intend to to match John's. say I need a loan or I've got a great committee in conjunction with split the money evenly, for $12.42 "I've already got mine. She deal for you. They've got to learn to other area human services agen- million per person before taxes, wants one of her own," Jarrell say no to all those things," he said. cies and will also assign family ad- vocates to work with program participants. Knipfer said she expects the SPORTS/IB Scoreboard 7B Sports 1B Early Head Start program to be- State legals 2C come a permanent service for Bridge 5D Stocks 8-9B needy families in Madison. Cardinals Classifieds 5C TV/Radio 9D Comics 8D To be eligible for the new pro- Wisconsin 3C snap Crossword 7D World 9A gram, families must be receiving Daybreak 1D some form of public assistance or Landers 7D be at or below the federal poverty Brewers' Local news 1C level, defined as annual income of Lotteries 2C Today: Sunny; four-game Money 10B delightful. High 78. $16,450 for a family of four or Winds: NE5-10 Slate Journal photo/SARAH B. TEWS $10,850 for a family of two. Movies 4-5D mph. Mutuals 9B For information on enrolling in winning Tonight: Clear and Ron and Bev Armstrong take a leisurely ride through their new "neighbor- Obituaries 8A cool. Low 52. hood" in the parking Jot of the Dane County Exposition Center earlier this Dane County's Early Head Start Opinion 13A Details/back page program, call the Dane County streak, 3-2 week. The couple, from Mount Vernon, Iowa, were among the hundreds of People 7A mobile home-steaders who descended on Madison for the Family Motor Parent Council at 275-6740. Records 2C Coach Association rally. The rally runs through today. WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Sports Editor: Greg Sprout, 252-6170 MONEY 10B U.S. team loses 7B 1B i Friday, July 31, 1998

TOM Brewers can't OATES COMMENTARY work around Kelsey made UW hockey No. 9 hitter what it is Kelly drives in two runs for Cardinals By Jason Strait Grissom with two outs in the For long-time members of Mad- Associated Press fourth inning. However, he ison's thriving hockey community, walked four Brewers batters and the juxtaposition was striking. ST. LOUIS — Pat Kelly has left after throwing 92 pitches. There, on the front page of the found a home at the bottom of the The Cardinals' Mark McGwire sports section, was a story about St. Louis Cardinals lineup. failed to hit a home for the how the University of Wisconsin Batting out of the ninth spot, second straight game. He was 0- will draw at least 12,000 fans per Kelly drove in two runs Thursday for-3 with a and his game when it moves to the Kohl as the Cardinals snapped the Mil- major league-leading lllth walk. Center this winter. waukee Brewers' four-game win- Mark Petkovsek relieved Mor- Meanwhile, buried deep in a ning streak with a 3-2 National ris and pitched three innings, giv- story on an inside page, there was League win. ing up one unearned run in the a brief mention of the death of Cardinals 3 . Kelly has eighth inning after loading the Fenton Kelsey Jr., the man who . Brewers 2 * reached base bases with no outs. made it all possible. seven times Rick Crotishore worked the Kelsey, who died Tuesday at 85, and driven in three runs the past ninth to pick up his seventh save, had a passion for hockey equal to three games. Overall, he is hitting escaping a bases-loaded jam when that of Bob Johnson, the coach .302 in 13 games since being ac- he got Jeff Cirillo to line out to who led UW to national promi- quired from Toronto July 16. McGwire at first to end the game. nence in the 1970s. But Johnson Although batting a position "We had our opportunities," never would have had the chance player ninth in the order is ex- Milwaukee Phil Garner to become Badger Bob had it not tremely rare in the NL, Kelly said said. "We had it right there to be been for Kelsey, a local business- he is used to it. done and we couldn't get the man who paved the way for UW "I hit ninth my whole career in hits." hockey by starting the youth the American League," said Kelly, Although the Brewers won the hockey program on the East Side who came up with the Yankees. series, Garner was not pleased. in the 1950s and building what is "There's not much of a differ- "It's not good enough," he said. now called Hartmeyer Ice Arena in 1960. ence." "We're in a situation where we're Kelsey was one of a group of Matt Morris (2-1) allowed one trying to win 10 in a row. Two out local hockey pioneers who per- hit over five innings to get the of three is not good enough. We suaded then-UW athletic director win. Morris, making his fifth start won't catch anybody winning two Ivan Williamson that the sport after spending three months on out of three." could be a financial success at the the disabled list with a strained The Cardinals scored three school. As a result, hockey, dor- right shoulder, struck out four and times off Milwaukee starter Scott mant on the UW campus for 40 allowed only a single to Marquis Karl (8-5) in the second inning. years, was reborn in 1962 with John Riley as coach. "I think you could call Fenton the father of the rebirth of Wiscon- sin hockey," said Dr. Conrad An- dringa, a long-time hockey booster Brickyard's gains who had two sons play for UW. "It was his rink that let the Badgers get started when they did." Indeed, it was the construction of Hartmeyer that laced up the are Indy's losses skates for a hockey program that has won five NCAA titles and led By David Poole race, there is no infield camping. the nation in attendance from 1969 Charlotte Observer Since the IRL's split with the to 1994. UW hockey didn't take off CART circuit, however, ticket until it moved into the Dane — It's time scalpers routinely make a bigger County Coliseum later in the once again for the annual game of profit off Brickyard 400 tickets. 1960s, but it got its start in the rau- Apples vs. Oranges. When Winston Cup race teams "I think the people outside of cous little East Side rink that Kel- Indianapolis would probably say sey built largely with his own. head for Indianapolis Motor money. '• ' \ Speedway for the Brickyard 400, it's bigger now," Kenny Irwin said Hartmeyer, which eventually people start asking the question of the Brickyard 400. Irwin was was sold to the city, almost bank- there's no way to really answer. born in Indianapolis and cut his rupted Kelsey. However, in terms Stale Journal photo/STEVE APRS Has NASCAR's event at Ameri- racing teeth in open-wheel . of what it did for the city, Phil ca's most famous motorsports "You see that Brickyard tickets Mendel, another of Madison's Parkcrest's Toff Shiao turned in the best time in the boys 15-18 backstroke prelims Thursday. He finished in 1:03.77. venue grown big enough and im- are a lot harder to get than the hockey pioneers, believes Kelsey's portant enough to challenge the Indy car tickets, so that's one thing vision and generosity rank right up Indianapolis 500 in prestige? Win- that tells you the Brickyard is gain- there with much larger financial ston Cup practice began Wednes- ing momentum." gifts made in recent years by Herb 'Extravaganza' makes big splash day at the giant 2.5-mile complex. The 500 still draws a solid TV au- Kohl for the Kohl Center and Jerry won the pole at qual- dience worldwide, but its U.S. rat- Frautschi for the proposed Over- "We've been going over two director whose family has been in- ifying Thursday. Come Saturday, ings have slipped 35 percent from ture Project. All-City Swim Meet years in preparation for this," Hill volved in every All-City meet for more than 300,000 will fill the 1995, the year before the IRL-CART "I think that's what Fenton gave speedway, which hosted the first split. The has become Farm Pool director Stan Richter the past 16 years. "And we've 500 in 1911. to Madison on a smaller scale," draws 1,200 athletes said. "I call it an extravaganza." heard, unofficially, that — other America's most-watched auto race. Mendel said. "He gave his every- "The Indianapolis 500 has a his- Officially it is called the All-City than one that takes place in subur- tory that the Brickyard 400 doesn't "The Indianapolis 500 is still thing to get hockey going here. By Kent Youngblood Swim Meet, but extravaganza will ban , D.C., it's one of one of the most exciting and pres- That's a tremendous legacy to Sports reporter have," said , citing the do. the premier meets of this type in Indy Racing League event's obvi- tigious races in the world," said leave. Because, frankly, without a More than 1,200 swimmers, age the country." , who won the Brick- place to play, Ivy would have had The field across the street from ous advantage. "I would venture to 6 through 18, will get their feet wet It shows. say that right now there's more in- yard 400 in 1996. to say, 'What are we going to do? the Hill Farm Pool was filled with in the three-day event that runs You can open a program to the puts the whole Are we going to play at Vilas Park tents Thursday — huge tents, held terest in the Brickyard 400 than through Saturday. Hundreds more list of meet records and see the there is in the Indy 500, but the issue in perspective: "I don't know subject to the vagaries of the in place by stakes the size of base- names of Olympians and all- weather?' No, we had a rink, and it will watch, film, exhort, remem- Indy 500 is the Indy 500 just like if the Brickyard 400 is surpassing ball bats, providing shade for hun- ber. Americans. Take a look at a Wis- the Daytona 500 is the Daytona the Indy 500. ... All I know is it is was Fenton Kelsey's doing that did dreds of swimmers. consin Interscholastic Athletic that." This is no casual swim. The 500." one of the biggest and most impor- You're tempted to call it a meet has more sponsors than some Association yearbook and you'll Both events sell out each year, tant and richest races we run all It has been said that Kelsey three-ring circus, but that wouldn't need a calculator to total the state won a bet with Williamson that re- NASCAR drivers. Heck, it even has but the Indy 500 crowd is bigger year. If my car is sitting in Victory do this justice. There are seven its own web site. because the speedway also fills Lane at the end of the day, you can sulted in the creation of the pro- Please see SWIM MEET, Page 4B gram. According to legend, tents, 12 teams, mascots and mini- "At this level of swimming it's every available inch of its infield rest assured I will believe the Williamson told Kelsey that if his. cams that come standard with par- probably the largest in the state," with fans each Memorial Day Brickyard 400 is bigger than the youth team won a national tourna- ents these days. said Dave McKeith, the 1998 meet • First-day qualifiers/46 weekend. For the Winston Cup Indianapolis 500." ment, he would start a program at UW. Soon afterward, a team coached by Kelsey and Riley brought home a national juvenile By Don Pierson "I thanked coach Teaff for helping me •'title. Tribune become a Christian leader. That was While that story can't be con- tough to do. I didn't have a clue what firmed, this much can. Kelsey, a leadership meant." native of Evanstpn, 111., who played Singletary has long HICAGO — To Mike Singletary, He called Oliver Brown, his high college and semi-pro hockey, was making the Pro Football Hall of school coach in Houston. instrumental in creating a serious C Fame meant he had to get to "He put a fence around me and said, youth program on the East Side, a work. 'Don't go here' and 'Don't go there. This program that today is the Dane Reaching the pinnacle of his is what it's going to take.' " County Youth Hockey Association. profession was no time to sit back and He called Dave McGinnis, his last Kelsey was also one of the list of thank yous accept accolades. Before the phone Bears coach. founders of the Blue Line Club, a started ringing with congratulations, "He was my friend." UW booster organization that be- INSIDE Singletary grabbed it for his own He called Jim Osborne, a 10-year came the largest club of its kind in • A poor, purposes. veteran when Singletary was a rookie in the country. The club was always He called . When Terry 1981. unique in that it supported both insecure kid Bradshaw and other members of the "I thanked him for telling me to be youth and college hockey. great Pittsburgh Steelers dynasty were quiet as a rookie, that Buddy liked me "He really helped get that club grew into a named to the Hall of Fame, they couldn't but I was about to get in his doghouse going," Andringa said. "Obviously, understand why coach didn't because I was challenging him. It Bob Johnson was a tremendous in- call them. changed me, because Jim took the time fluence, but we'd go to (Kelsey's) • Packers leader and a "I thanked coach Ditka for staying on to talk to me." house for meetings and got the arrive in me and teaching me what vision and He called Revie Sorey, Leslie Frazier, alumni game going that was so in- champion. enthusiasm was about and that the game , Gary Fencik and Al strumental for youth hockey. Tokyo tired was a privilege to play," Singletary said. Harris, players and friends he That's how it all spun together. He but happy Saturday, the "The greatest statement coach Ditka remembered who made a difference in got the youth hockey people inter- to be ever said was, 'What you do for a living his career. ested and then we got behind the former Bears is a privilege that should never be taken As Saturday's induction in Canton, Badgers." there/68 for granted.'" Ohio, approaches — Singletary is going They're still behind the Bad- He called Buddy Ryan. in with Miami center Dwight gers, in record numbers if the linebacker will "I thanked Buddy for allowing me to Stephenson, Philadelphia ticket projections are accurate. So understand what ownership was," Tommy McDonald, safety when 15,000/ans settle into their become a Hall Singletary said. "It wasn't his defense; it Paul Krause and Cincinnati offensive comfortable'Kohl Center seats for was our defense." tackle Anthony Munoz — he discovers a game against Minnesota this win- of Famer. He called Grant Teaff, his coach at ter, they should remember that it Baylor. Please see SINGLETARY, Page 6B all began when Fenton Kelsey Jr. Mike Singletary opened his own hockey palace on the East Side in 1960. 4B SPORTS Wisconsin State Journal, Friday, July 31, 1998

MADISON MEN'S Disrud, CITY GOLF MIS owner: U.S. 500 tragedy a fluke' of the city, as The Meadows of Six Mile Creek in Waunakee makes it city tournament debut. Disrud saic Fillner says deaths he knows the whole event is not a Lemon sprint, but a marathon. rare but unavoidable Jefferson Speedway "(Today) is a new day. -One Badger Midget Association round does not win a tournament By Eric Gitter 1. Dan Boorse, 1,312. 2. Boyd Calvert, 1,051. 3. Kevin Late models: 1. Andy Wendt, 870. 2. Charlie Mieren- let's put it that way," said Disrud Sports reporter Olson, 1,016. 4. Randy Koch, 917. 5. Aaron Fiscus, 811. 6. dorf, 8T1. 3. Dan Chesmore, 729. 4. Scott Null, 723. 5. the sixth-place finisher in las Kevin Koch, 734. 7. Doug Schenck, 722. 8. Jerry Coons Jr., Denny Stair, 649. 6. Roy Aitchison, 599. 7. Roger Behlke, year's event. "Somebody else cai When people attend a sporting 697. 9. Scott Hatt'on, 675. 10. Quinn McCabe, 667. 590. 8. Eric Gerlach, 581. 9. Jason Erickson, 575. 10. Tom share Dorn, 504. event, they usually don't stop and shoot a low round and that's why i Sportsmen: 1. Dave Oswald, 1,212. 2. Bob Seising, is a four-round tournament." think about the perils of being a Columbus 151 Speedway spectator. But even with the best 971. 3. Chad Stevens, 589. 4. Ryan Ley, 544. 5. Curt Disrud started on the back nine Late models: 1. Scott Patrick, 1,051. 2. Dean Schultz, Thompson, 543. An eagle on the par-5, 471-yarc safety measures, dangers are still 990. 3. Jim Grzanna, 909. 4. Mike Langsdorf, 871. 5. Terry Internationals: 1. Justin Nottestad, 1,081. 2. Darnell Me- sixth hole — where he hit an 8 present for a fan in the stands. Sauer, 818. 6. Jerry Auby, 799. 7. Bruce Havel, 650. 8. Al pham, 780. 3. Don Moore, 702. 4. Matt Frey, 613. 5. Jim lead That fact became disastrously Pankow, 608. iron approach from 170 yards to Weishoff, 644. 9. Denny Bergeron, 638. 10. Tom Graff, 620. within 6 feet of the pin — got Dis evident at Sunday's U.S. 500 in Street stocks: 1. Dave Oswald, 1,131. 2. Ron Preskar, Hobby stocks: 1. Jim Pfeifer, 1,049. 2. Jeff Kohlhoff, rud to 6-under with three holes to Brooklyn, Mich. Three spectators 1,025. 3. Rick Coppernoll, 978. 4. Brady Liddle, 960. 5. Ron 934. 3. Dennis Gaserude, 824. 4. Pete Elgas, 816. 5. Roger B,oth shoot 68 play. Disrud bogeyed the next two were killed and six others seri- Schmitt, 921. Stephenson, 479. Hobby stocks: 1. Gerry Junget, 1,288. 2. Dennis Gase- holes before parring No. 9. ously injured when a tire and Madison International Speedway in opening round Lemon, the former Madisor other car parts from pole-sitter rude, 1,203. 3. Ken Scott, 1,072. 4. John Hibner, 992. 5. Lin- West and current University o Adrian Fernandez flew over a coln Keeser, 829. Late models: 1. Chad Wood, 684. 2. Eric Peterson, 668. 4-foot wall and 11 feet offence and Back-ups: 1. Bruce Havel, 188. 2. Ron Schneidewind, 3. Dave Feller, 665. 4. Ron Breese Jr., 625. 5. Scott Oiler- By Nick Zizzo Wisconsin golfer, was just as effec 153. 3. Rick Verdon, 151. 4. Dan Sheldon, 131. 5. Steve man, 505. 6. Jerry Gille, 477. 7. Keith Buskeros,' 468. 8. Sports reporter live. The 20-year old junior-to-be cable after Fernandez's car hit the wall on turn four. Broome, 106. Mark DiMaggio, 396. 9. Jerry Wood, 361. 10. Dale Nottes- 1 had three birdies and one bogey tad, 345. Tin 50-or-so golfers on the on each nine. It marked the first time in more Dells Motor Speedway Midwest trucks: 1. Dan Harris, 1,074. 2. Charlie Cottam, patio outside of the Oclana Hills After shooting 2-under on the than a decade that spectators were 941. 3. Jim Dunn, 934. 4. Brian Claas, 918. 5. Adam Shack- clubhouse Thursday were more back nine, Lemon birdied the first killed at a major auto race. Super late models: 1. Bobby Weiss, 727. 2. Todd Zick, elford, 826. "It's a fluke," Madison Interna- 697. 3. Chris Weinkauf, 669. 4. Ken Reiser, 615. 5. Jeff Ken- Limited late models: 1. Rick Nelson, 1.243. 2. Robert impressed with Mark Disrud than two holes on the front to get to 4- dall, 541. 6. Dan Bedard, 454. 7. Todd Blair, 447. 8. Jim In-was with himself. under. He then went bogey-par- tional Speedway owner Jerry Fill- Cusick, 960. 3. Kevin Tunks, 959. 4. , 874. ner said. "Most of these accidents .Carlson, 446. 9. Rocky Breezer, 431. 10. Kyle Kinder, 428. 5. Jeff Walters, 764. Disrud, 38, was accepting con- birdie on the next three before Super stocks: 1. Denny Bandt, 702. 2. Phil Raupp, 700. Sporstmen: 1. Scott Riedner, 956. 2. Ken Olson, 912. 3. gratulations for being — at the time closing with four straight pars. that happen like that are flukes. 3. Dave Trute, 596. 4. Lenny Raupp, 569. 5. Dan Howard, • Kurt Clapper, 898. 4. Mike Kohlman, 820. 5. Robert Kravik, - thi' leader in the clubhouse, and Lemon said The Meadows will It's a veiy rare thing. People say, 547. 680. \v;i> genuinely unimpressed by his be a good test for the 114 golfers. 'Why don't you build your fence Pure stocks: 1. Dan Bandt, 700. 2. Phil Smith, 687. 3. Midwest modlfieds: 1. Dave Naumann, 1,026. 2. Andy I'ti'iirt in the Madison Men's City "Being in the fairway is going to higher?' Well, how high is high Dave Lawrence, 629. 4. Mark Hohl, 609. 5. Rodney Smith, Anderson, 819. 3. Roy Aitchison, 796. 4. Ken Hoff, 726. 5. U'lll'Tournament. be a huge advantage, which I think enough? The insurance company 542. Ron Roy, 364. "This is the honest-to-God truth. is hard there. And I think knowing can't even tell us that." Ii was one of those days I played where to land on the green . Each track must pass a rigorous good," he said after being one of greens' placement is key," he said. set of safety inspections before an aren't baseball fans screened in? day, when Purvis and Green col- in 1999. Gordon will drive the car only 10 golfers to finish below par "Mainly, you want to keep it in insurance company offers cover- You can get hit by a baseball. It's a lided on lap 142 and sent Purvis up to five times with Evernham TL "When I needed to get up and play there." age. Even then, liability insurance tragedy, but it's kind of a catch-22. into the wall. serving as race-day crew chief. down I did, and I made a couple of Bilderback, 26, took an unusual can run $1,000 per night. How high is high enough on the After Green rode into the pits Bubble bath: Following its reg- 4-. 5-, 6-foot putts." golfing road. After graduating from "They're looking at your fence, fence? I've seen tires in midget and pulled into his stall, Purvis ular program Saturday night, Jef- Disrud's ball-striking .ability en- Madison East, he went into the Air how it's assembled," Fillner said. races go as high, if not over, the slammed his car into Green's. A ferson Speedway will host its abled him to be in position for Force and then enrolled in the "If there's1 steel cabling through light poles." melee ensued, and Purvis claims popular Bubble Gauntlet event. short putts as he rolled to a 4- Golf Academy of the South in Or- that fence, how close the fans are Purvis suspended: Busch a member of Green's team struck The challenge is for two track imder-par 68. He was the sole lando, Fla. sitting to the track, stairways. ... If driver was suspended him on the knee with a tire iron, officials driving a 1977 Cadillac to leader until Jim Lemon came in an His first-round 70 left him ex- there is anything on the track that for four races and fined $5,000 for causing a serious bruise. complete six laps while 10 com- hour later with the same score. cited for the remaining rounds. could injure the driver. If it's un- his part in an altercation with Back to his roots: Winston Cup pact cars — manned by top track Brian Murphy, who offset a "I'm not even going to think safe for the driver and there's a Mark Green last weekend at South points leader and racers — try to disable' it. bogey with four birdies on the about (Thursday). I want to play bad accident, that could mean a Boston Speedway. crew chief will .Furthermore, 2,500 gallons of back nine, fired a 69. Troy Bilder- just as steady," he said. "I'll get my fan could catch something because Purvis appealed the suspen- start a Busch Grand National soapy water will douse the track, back, Mike Goode and Scott Baker feet wet (today at The Meadows) that car comes apart." sion, but it was upheld Thursday team next season. Gordon began and the Cadillac tail gunner can are 2 shots off the pace at 70. and we get to find out who the As tragic as the events in Michi- by the National Stock .Car Com- his NASCAR career on the Busch throw assorted fruits and vege- The second round will move out players are." gan were, Fillner thinks they could mission. His fine was also doubled series before joining the Winston tables at the compact cars. have not been prevented. to $10,000. Purvis also is on proba- Cup circuit in 1992. J. Andrew Cohen and the Associ- "Is the plexiglass high enough tion for two weeks. The team will race a limited ated Press contributed to this re- Championships in Buffalo, N.Y., at a hockey rink?," he said. "Why The incident occurred Satur- Busch schedule of five to 10 races port. next week, is here, swimming for Swim meet Parkcrest. "This is their time to have fun Continued from Page 1B with the sport," Ritchie said. "If Irvan takes 2nd straight Brickyard pole they're a super-talented swimmer, titles Madison high schools have there's a lot of intensity in their won through the years. life. And this is one of those times Sprague wins truck race: Jack Busch qualifying postponed: It all started here. This is the when they can come back and re- 4 other drivers also AUTO RACING Sprague raced back from a late pit Steady rains postponed qualifying aquatic infrastructure of the city, member what it was like when stop and a bumping incident with for today's NASCAR Busch Series a meet with a 37-year history en- Ron Hornaday to win the NAS- Grand 200 at Clermont, they were 8 and 9 years old. And break track record noon, as it was for the opening CAR Craftsman Truck Series suring the future of'the sport in they keep coming back." practice on Wednesday, Gordon's Ind. Qualifying will be held at 1 the area. It's a much bigger hit Cummins 200 race at Indianapolis p.m. All positions will be de- At the other end of the spec- State Journal wire services qualifying draw might have played Raceway Park in Clermont, Ind. han "Waterworld." trum, this meet gives swimmers a bigger role. termined with two laps of qualify- "This is something you plan for Sprague, whose ing. who might never make it to a Ernie Irvan spent most of "If there hadn't been any rain, came out of the pits seventh after II summer," Susie Topp said. WIAA state meet the chance to Thursday afternoon waiting to win our setup might have been better IROC finale: The fourth and Topp swam for the Middleton changing right-side tires 50 laps final race in the International compete in a big event. the Brickyard 400 pole. for conditions," he said. from the finish of the 200-lap race, pool as a kid — she still holds a "For some of them this might Ii-van is in his first year driving Race of Champions is tonight at meet record in the 100 freestyle — He waited out a rain delay of swapped the lead twice with Lon- be the biggest meet they'll ever be nearly 4 hours. Then, after going the No. 36 Grand Prix for Nelson nie Rush before catching Horna- the speedway, featuring an all- and now swims at the University Bowers. star lineup of 12 drivers from of Wisconsin. She spent the sum- in," Cherokee coach Nathan Po- out first and breaking his own day's Chevy. fahl said. "It's pretty cool to qualifying record with a lap of ".It was an awesome lap," Irvan The bump sent series NASCAR, road racing and the two mer as an assistant coach in Mid- said. ''I don't know how I could feuding open-wheel series, Cham- dleton. watch." 179.394 mph on the Indianapolis leader Hornaday into the outside And compete. Victor Speedway oval, Irvan had to have made it any quicker." wall and to a 28th-place finish. pionship Auto Racing Teams and "It's the big event," Topp said Among the drivers failing to the Indy Racing League. of the All-City meet. "For a lot of "There just aren't summer pro- wait for 49 more drivers to try to Sprague, who averaged 77.235 grams that reach the levels that mock him off the top spot. lock in a starting spot for Saturday mph in a race slowed nine times The starting spots for today's kids, it isn't just about getting by qualifying among the top 25 race were set in reverse order of your best times. It's the excite- we reach here," Middleton coach In virtually perfect conditions by caution consuming 44 laps, Bob Joers said. "The kids that cool temperatures and overcast were former Brickyard winners then pulled away from Tony the current IROC standings. That ment that surrounds it. We try to , the defending cham- means will' start get them pumped up." grow up, from 6, 7, 8 years old, skies — four other drivers sur- Roper to win by 2.024 seconds. they stay with this program. And pion, and , who "I feel terrible about that deal from the pole. All 12 drivers will There is friendly competition, passed the old mark of 177.394. were 27th and 28th. compete in identically prepared especially among the pools of like they want to be a part of it." iut none really came close to (but) I don't feel I did anything They want to be part of the ex- Both were expected to stand on wrong," Sprague said. "I was up to ' Firebird Trans Ams. Mark size. Ridgewood (the current rvan, who earned the 20th pole of their first-day laps on today in the Martin goes into the 100-mile power) and Shorewood, for exam- travaganza. lis career and first of the season. his door and I got on the brakes. I "My guess is that it evolves into final round of qualifying for the couldn't have gone any lower (on race. The series winner will re- ple, competed against each other Dale Jarrett, the 1996 Brickyard 43-car field. the track)." ceive $225,000. in a dual meet this summer for the something that will follow them vinner, took the outside position 37th straight year. through their swimming careers," on the front row for Saturday's "We kind of billed it as a McKeith said. "They may swim •ace with a lap of 178.596, followed PARK PRODUCTIONS - GARY AND SHARON JOHNSON INVITE YOU! 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Teams competing: Cherokee, High Point, Hill Farm, BOYS Maple Bluff, Middleton, Monona, Nakomo, ParKcrest, 11-12 Ridgewood, Semlnole, Shorewood Hills, Westside. 50 freestyle: 1, K. Mullee, RW, 29.90; 2, C. Fischer, SEM, 31.05; 3, E. Welton, Ml, 31.31; 4, J. Harper, 31.51; 5, P. JAGUAR SALE ' L H S SALE m GIRLS Adslt, PC, 31.97; 6, M. Hudson, WSSC, 32.07. •< 11-12 50 backstroke: 1, J. Harper, HP, 35.54; 2, T, Mullee, RW, 30-yard freestyle: I, B. Tweedale, HP, 30.73; 2, L. Ple- 36.06; 3, M. Hudson, WSSC, 36.41; 4, K.. Faust, SW, 37.15; 5, sha HP 30.92; 3, N. Gant, RW, 31.31; 4, C. Digney, MO, 31.55; A. Grlnde, SEM, 37.38; 6, B. Bush, SEM, 37.53. 5, B, Shutes, WSSC, 31.82; 6, R. Hayes, RW, 31.88. 100 Individual medley: 1, M. Kammel, RW, 1:11.86; 2, C. 50' backstroke: I, T. Schramka, PC, 34.33; 2, B. Dill, Fischer, SEM, 1:17.71; 3, A. Lerner, 1:18.78; 4, N. Johnson, SEM, 35.14; 3, E. Klehl, MO, 35.49; 4, C. Hotf, Ml, 36.29; 5, Z. Jaguars IB LHS SALE Ml, 1:18.83; 5, T. Mullee, RW, 1:19.76; 6, A. Olive, RW, 1:21.84. Acher, Ml, 37.61; 6, E. Meyer, HP, 38.04. 50 breaststroke: 1, Kommel, RW, 37.87; 2, C. Miedaner, 100 Individual medley: 1, E. Hubbard, PC, 1:16.89; 2, B. PC, 39.54; 3, A. Lerner, WSSC, 39.57; 4, S. Heusinger, HFSC, Tweedale, HP, 1:17.13; 3, L. Plesha, HP, 1:17.19; 4, N. Gant, 40.73; 5, Z. Shellne, Ml, 41.59; 6, A. Olive, RW, 42.31. RW, 1:18.64; 5, C. Muldowney, HFSC, 1:19.17; 6, E. Klehl, 50 butterfly: 1, K. Mullee, RW, 31.34; 2, A. Grlnde, SEM, MO, 1:19.66. 33.95; 3, N. Johnson, Ml, 34.36; 4, E. Welton, Ml, 35.17; G. 50 breaslslroke:!. E. Dill, SEM, 39.77; 2, E. Lowry, SW, Rlchters, RW, 35.49; 6, P. Adsit, PC, 36.70. ..trim, •10.57; 3, E. Hubbard, PC, 40.79; 4, Z. Acher, Ml, 40.98; 5, B. Fergusson, RW, 41.32; 6, S. Glover, SW, 42.33. 13-14 D player. 100 freestyle: 1, N. Welton, Ml, 1:00.18; i P. Keleny, 50 butterfly: 1, T. Schramka, PC, 33.25; 2, B. Fergus- RW, 1:01.99; 3, Z. Hellenbrand, Ml, 1:04.03; 4, J. Coyle, MO, son, RW, 34.38; 3, C. Muldowney, HFSC, 34.79; 4, C. Digney, 1:04.51; 5, M. Dickey, RW, 1:05.26; 6, L. Albert, PC, 1:05.39. MO, 35.20; 5, E. Gage, RW, 35.51; 6, M. Retelle, RW, 36.34. 13-14 100 backstroke: 1, N. Welton, Ml, 1:07.88; 2, N. Hudson, WSSC 1:12.85/3, P. Kelney, RW, 1:13.54; 4, G. Pollonl, SW, 100 freestyle: 1, C. Mowbrav, RW, 1:03.19; 2, J. Dev- 1:17.31; 5, C. Rlchter, NK, 1:18.18; 6, J. Anderson, HFSC, Hes, HP, 1:04.99; 3, K. Priest. PC, 1:05.05; 4, E. Knoche, 1:19.62. HFSC, 1:05.93; 5, R. Faulkner. MB. 1:06.61; 6. M. Skllle, RW, 100 Individual medley: 1, M. Nelsh, Ml, 1:09.96; 2, M. 1:06.61. Grunwald, RW, 1:10.21; 3, A. Olson, WSSC 1:10.90; 4, M. - 100 backstroke: 1, C. Mowbray, RW, 1:07.90; 2, M. DIcKey, RW, 1:11.49; 5, C. Hoff, Ml, 1:11.61; 6, D. Mazur, Ml, Barry, MB, 1:08.26; 3, J. Gazvodo, Ml, 1:11.19; 4, K. Priest, 1:12.91. PC,-1:13.41; 5, M. Retelle, RW, 1:14.79; 6, K. Glaze, RW, 1:16.22. 100 breaststroke: 1, Z. Hellenbrand, Ml, 1:17.09; 2, M. Nelsh, Ml, 1:17.68; 3, D. Mazur, 1:20.86; 4, C.. McCanna, SW, ' - 100 Individual medley: 1, J. Evans, PC, 1:07.09; 2, M. 1:23.14; 5, J. Kokott, Ml, 1:27.69; 6, M. Ewanowskl, HFSC, Bftrrv, MB, 1:10.57; 3, B. Taylor. MO. 1:14.59; 4, A. Weide- 1:28.27. mann, MO. 1:14.71; 5, L. Tracy, SEM, 1:15.15; 6, E. Knoche, HFSC, 1:16.07. 100 butterfly: A. Olson, WSSC 30.59; 2, M. Grunwald, RW, 30.59; 3, C. Hotf, Ml, 31.40; 4, J. Coyle, MO, 31.87; 5, F. 100 breaststroke: 1, J. Evans, PC, 1:14.39; 2, K. Mar- Kelley, MO, 32.50; 6, W. Abbs, PC 32.90. shall, RW, 1:19.33; 3, K. Glaze, RW, 1:20.34; 4. J. Dill, SEM, 13-18 1)21.85; 5, M. Skllle, RW, 1:22.28; 6, J. Devrles, HP, 1:23.13. 100 freestyle: 1, M. Devltt, Ml, 56.63; 2, J. Brawn, 57.38; 50 buftcrfly: 1, K, Marshall, RW, 32:57; 2, 8. Taylor, 3, H. Hastings, SW, 58.47; 4, J. Toutant, SW, 58.63; 5, J. MO, 32.63; 3, L. Tracy, SEM, 33.10; 4, J. Gazvoda, Ml, 33.47; Davis, SW, 59.03; 6, K. Alschuler, RW, 59.19. 5, C. Geler, WSSC, 34.24; 6, A. Vandell, SW, 34.41. 100 backstroke: 1, J. Shlao, PC 1:03.77; 2, J. Toutont, 15-18 SW, 1:06.16; 3, G. Gazvoda, Ml, 1:06.80; 4, C. Richard, Ml, . 100 Irceslyle: I, J. Flint, PC, 1:00.82; 2, C. Glrdley, RW, 1:06.91; 5, J. Mullee, RW, 1:08.99; 6, N. Rlchgels, Ml, 1:09.58.- 1:91.30; 3, L. Dewill, SW, 1:02.87; 4, A. Barbera, HP, 1:03.21; 200 Individual medley: I, AA. Daluge, WSSC 2:22.96; 2, 5,.K.LIebmonn, HP, 1:03.38; 6, C. Chiles, RW, 1:03.73. C. Richard, Ml, 2:26.52; 3, N. Maassen, RW, 2:27.09; 4, E. 100 backstroke: 1, C. Glrdlev, RW, 1:08.92; 2, L. Dewitt, Gansner, SW, 2:30.18; 5, K. Alschuler, RW, 2:31.44; 6, B. SW, 1:09.59; 3, J. Bren, SW, 1:09.92; 4, J. Dykstra, PC, 1:11.21; Wlcklund, 2:38.99. 5,'L. Koenlg, SEM, 1:11.94; 6, K. Plummer, MO, 1:13.02. 100 breaststroke: 1, E. Gansner, SW, 1:11.21; 2, C. 200 Individual medley: 1, K. Klnney, CH, 2:31.94; 2, S. Kammel, RW, Irl2.10; 3, M. Devitr, Ml, 1:12.40; 4, M. Daluge, Hodullk, SW, 2:34.76; 3, B. Jacobs, RW, 2:35.74; 4, J. Dykstra, WSSC 1:14.25; 5, M. Parsons, RW, 1:16.38; 6, J. Gausewltz, PC, 2:37.17; 5, K. Smith, RW, 2:37.60; 6, B. Birk, RW, 2:37.65. MO, 1:16.59. 100 breuststroke: 1, K. Smith, RW, 1:19.40; 2, R. Saltier, 100 butterfly: 1, T. Shlao, PC, 1:00.99; 2, H. Hastings, SW, :21.17; 3, A. Aaler, Ml, 1:21.40; 4, S. Hodullk, SW, 1:21.53; SW, 1:04.75; 3, S. Jetlery, PC. 1:05.27; 4, C. Kammef, RW, 5, E. Gruebling, CH, 1:21/74; 6, J. Goodman, SW, 1:22.11. 1:06.04; 5, D. Mazur, Ml, 1:06.45; 6, T, Berklund, Ml, 1:06.91. 100 butterfly: 1, J. Flint, PC, 1:08.76; 2, K. Klnnev, CH, Editor's note: 12 swimmers advanced to Saturday's fi- 1:09.60; 3, K.Liebmann, HP, 1:09.94; 4, K. Frye, 1:11.27; 5, A. nals, out only the top six are eligible for championship con- Adler.MI, 1:12.73;6, S. Banner, SEM. 1:12.78. tention.

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SB SPORTS E-Mail Address: Sports editor: Joe Hart 252-6474 The Capital Times • Friday, July 31,1998 * [email protected] Fan Iare Packers Franchise tag is From staff, ne\\'s seivices happy tough on players loses another team Going into their exhi- The scandal-rocked Tour de in Tokyo bition opener in France lost another team before Tokyo, the Kansas MIKE today's racing, then returned to By Tom Mulhern City Chiefs and the home territory with Magnus Special to The Capital Times LUCAS Backstedt of Sweden winning the TOKYO — Darren Sharper are a wash in one cat- 19th stage of the cycling learned a valuable lesson about egory: Disgruntled showcase. the importance of preparation for Franchise Players equal to the average of the top five With two days to go before the the Green Bay Packers' trip here. Who Are Holding Out NFL players at his position. finish in Paris, TVM pulled out of "Next time, if I ever come here And Threatening To Cutting to the chase, Gruber the race. That reduced the field to Sit Out The Entire had been seeking about 32.6 mil- again, I'll know how to prepare Season. just 14 teams compared to 21 at myself," Sharper said late Thurs- lion per season, while Tampa the start. Neither defensive end Dan Wil- Bay's best, offer was around $2 day afternoon, following the ASSOCIATED PRESS The race, reeling from a drug liams nor Dorsey Le- million. Gruber cited Will Wolf- team's arrival at its hotel. "I won't vens have flinched or budged on investigation and protests by the sleep before I get on the airplane." talks to Japanese reporter Junko Kubo during the Pack- orcl's contract in his argument. riders, featured just 96 cyclists for ers' practice Friday in Tokyo. their contract ultimatums. But it's Wolford, an offensive tackle, the start of today's 151-mile leg early yet. So both the Chiefs and landed a $2.55 million deal from that began in Switzerland and NFL the Packers have been conducting the Indianapolis Colts. Gruber was ended in Autun. "When I walked back (in the ers. One person with the National business as usual without their merely asking for what was fair. Thirteen riders broke away After the 12-hour flight from plane) a few times, most of them Football League office who was designated franchise players. Even if it mean asking for a trade. early and built a big lead. Less Chicago, Packers players were in were sleeping, or watching the helping out had to drive from The designation itself has long It actually came to that, too. than two hours into the stage, the agreement that it was an awfully movies," said coach Mike Holm- Green Bay to Chicago last week to been a source of frustration for And Gruber got his wish — he was long time to spend in an airplane. gren, who arrived at the hotel with agents and athletes whose move- traded to the Los Angeles Raiders margin was up to more than 11 get work visas for the new players. ment and freedom and cash flow minutes. At the end, the pack was Some handled it better than his wife, Kathy, in a car, a few "They really did a great job be- on Oct. 19, 1993. In the exchange, others. minutes ahead of the seven buses can be restricted by the system. the Bucs were slated to get some 16 minutes behind. cause it only took us 10 minutes Flash back to the early '90s In the final miles, Backstedt "It sucked," said nose tackle carrying the players and team offi- to go through customs," said Mark draft picks from the Raiders, Bob Kuberski. "The flight was cials. when a jury ruled in favor of the pending approval of the trade. took a few riders away and won in Schiefelbein, the team's travel co- players, declaring that the old Plan the final sprint. long. The bus ride (to the hotel) "We had continual movies And that's where it all fell apart, ordinator. "Typically, it takes you B system was too restrictive and because the Raiders and Gruber's Marco Pantani of retained was long, and now walking up (to going on. It went well." an hour and a half. the room) is long. Just like we ex- Flying that many people, plus unfair because there was little or agent, Ralph Cindrich, couldn't the leader's yellow jersey despite "'What turned out to be the big- no player movement. The new free finishing behind the main pack. pected." equipment, to a foreign country agree on a long-term contract. "Actually, it was kind of com- gest headache before actually agency, however, created some Gruber, thus, remained with He was not concerned with the with all the proper documents is a new problems for a select group. leaders, all far behind in the fortable," guard Marco Rivera major undertaking. Not only did went very well. Thats the most im- Tampa Bay. Shortly thereafter, he portant thing." "It isn't working for the fran- signed a new contract after per- overall standings. said. "Everybody had their own they need passports for every- chise players," said Tampa Bay of- Pantani still has lead of 5 row, we put about four movies on body, but also certificates of eligi- With a training-camp roster of sonally huddling with owner Hugh more than 80 players, compared fensive tackle Paul Gruber during Culverhouse. All told, Gruber minutes, 42 second lead over (and the) food was good. It was a bility and work visas. his 1993 holdout. "I've been dis- Bobby Julich of the . great ride over." Then, when everything ap- with 49 who travel in the regular missed the first five games of the season, the team also had more appointed with the way things 1993 season, snapping his streak Defending champion is With a traveling party of 160 peared to be wrapped up, the team have unfolded for me because, ba- 5:56 behind. people, the Packers flew in a spa- went out and signed Raymont equipment than usual. To get of 80 consecutive starts for the sically, I haven't been able to test Bucs. Jean-Francois Pescheux, the cious Boeing 747-400 chartered Harris, Terry McDaniel and David through customs, every piece of the free agent market." Tour's sporting director, said the jet. They made one stop in Chi- Klingler near the start of training equipment had to be itemized, Tampa Bay tried to gain lever- The Buccaneers designated age on Gruber during his holdout TVM team, which is at the center cago to refuel since the runway in camp. Gruber — the former University of of the drug scandal, had informed Green Bay can't handle fully fu- The wheels of government nor- See PACKERS, Page 5B by signing tackle Anthony Munoz, Wisconsin star — as their fran- who had to be talked out of retire- him of its withdrawal eled large planes. mally move slowly, so the Packers chise player. As such, he was de- Among the movies the players were still hustling last week to get • Packer notes, 5B. nied the benefits of free agency ment. The Bucs denied that they Ditka still king watched was Titanic. everything done with the new play- but guaranteed a salary at least See LUCAS, Page 5B for Bears fans Television cameras followed his ALL-CITY SWIM MEET every move, reporters flocked to him, fans in attire Brewers begged for photographs and autographs. Dave Wannstedt? No, that's the Chicago Bears' current coach. He could not rally is compete with former Chicago coach Mike Ditka, now in charge of the New Orleans Saints. The Bears and Saints got stymied together Thursday for the first of three days of practice. ST. LOUIS (AP) — The scenario "In my dreams, he's still the was familiar, but the result was Bears coach," said , not. 48, who drove six hours from For the second time in three Wheaton, 111., a suburb of Chicago, nights, St. Louis' Rich Croushore to see Ditka. "It's the only place entered the game in the ninth in- he'll ever really seem natural." ning in a save situation but loaded Although one of Ditka's favorite the bases with Milwaukee Brewers. sayings is "it's not about me," it frequently is. For almost half an hour Ditka BASEBALL fielded questions from more than Tuesday, Darrin Jackson 40 reporters during his press smashed a game-winning grand conference while Wannstedt slam to hand Croushore his first waited alone across the field. major league blown save. But When Ditka finished, perhaps a Thursday, Croushore came out on dozen reporters meandered over top by getting Milwaukee's Jeff Ci- to Wannstedt. The others rillo to line out weakly to first base continued to watch Ditka as he to end the game and preserve a acknowledged cheers from his 3-2 Cardinals victoiy. fans. "Tonight I knew it was my chance to come back," Croushore said. "Boy, I did it the tough way, Skip the lottery, but I'll take it." The loss snapped the Brewers' grab your glove foilr-game whining streak and pre- So you're a loser. vented them from sweeping the You didn't win the Powerball three-game series against the Car- jackpot. dinals, who make their first trip to HANK KOSHOLLEK,THE CAPITAL TIMES But even though you blew it County Stadium this season begin- and didn't pick 8, 39, 43, 45, 49 ning Monday. Bill Evans (foreground) of the Parkcrest Swim & Club leads the fourth heat of the 11-12 boys division of the 100-meter indi- and Powerball 13 to win the "Croushore got another test vidual medley at the All-City Swim Meet Thursday at Hill Farm Pool. Four of his siblings (Anne, 15; Jane, 14; Jimmy, 10; and Mary, 8, record $295.7 million payout, you against a club that roughed him are the others) also compete, making the Evans family one of two with five swimmers entered in the meet. still could win a million by up, but he passed with flying col- catching No. 46, 47, 48 or 49 this ors," La Russa said. "I thought he weekend at Turner Field in distinguished himself." Atlanta. Batting out of the ninth spot, With Mark McGwire in town for Even Spice Girls crash this pool party which is normally reserved for the Braves-Cardinals series, Coca- pitchers, Pat Kelly drove in two Cola has put $ 1 million in a red runs for St. Louis. By Katherine Williams of their team — they dressed like the Spice different shifts to take turns timing. For lane Girls. cooler guarded by half a dozen off- Kelly has reached base seven The Capital Times 4 on Thursday afternoon, Bill Foust was in duty policemen at Turner Field times and driven in three runs the Megan Smith appeared as Ginger, Missy charge. Two lanes over was Susan Hamblin. and will give it to any fan who past three games. Overall, he is Summertime is swimmer time in Madison. Younk was Sporty, Colin Vandell was Posh, Foust? Shorewood Hills members know catches a ball at its Sky hitting .302 in 13 games since Day 1 of the 37th All-City Swim Meet in Noelle Washburn was Scary, Amanda Lieb him as the father of Kyle, 11, and James, 7, Field attraction — 435 feet from being acquired from Toronto July Madison was Thursday, and not a drop of was Baby, and Jesse Davis dressed as a Spice and a volunteer with swim meets for the last home plate and 80 feet above the 16. water was out of place at the Hill Farm Swim Girls fan. five years. But the rest of Madison knows stands. "I hit ninth my whole career in Club. "We don't know what they're going to do him as the former District Attorney and a The fan who catches a McGwire the American League," said Kelly, There, swimmers in the 11-12, 13-14 and for Friday," said Shorewood swimmer Kate current circuit court judge. homer — or any other home run who came up with the New York 15-18 age-groups swam, timers timed, team- Austin. "They're planning another surprise." And Hamblin, whose family belongs to ball — in Coca-Cola's designated Yankees. "There's not much of a mates cheered and parents grew anxious as Fast With a Cast! Middleton Pool swim- High Point, is "Mom" to Mark, 17, and area won't actually receive the $1 difference. I feel good playing here dozens of qualifying heats went off with mer Kevin Boyle, 13, wasn't going to let a re- Bridget, 15. But she's also known around million in cash, but a 20-year at Busch Stadium and the guys are clockwork precision. cent broken arm keep him from the major Madison as an eight-year member of the City annuity that pays $50,000 a year. treating me well." Starting horns sounded, clipboards were meet of summer. He fell off his bike last Council, representing District 9. Kelly has been playing in place gripped and times were posted in the rush to week, but made sure that the cast the doctor Her husband, Gary Hamblin, was watch- of Delino DeShields, who had ar- qualify for Saturday's finals. put on his arm, from his elbow to his thumb, ing from the stands — he's the Dane County Quote, Unquote throscopic surgery on his knee It all happens all over again today, when was waterproof. Sheriff. earlier this month. He has made the 8-and-unde,r and 9-10 age-groups race "It looked a little heavy, especially in Tent city: Organization was the order of Jim Courier, once the No. 1 an impression on La Russa. for places. By the time all 1,260 swimmers freestyle," Middleton coach Bob Joers said. the day for the meet, which — beyond the tennis player in the world but "Pat Kelly's been playing great from 12 area pools make it through their "But he had fun anyway." pool —: was a collection of tents. now ranked No. 72, wouldn't step for us," La Russa said. "He's done heats, they will be whittled down to Madi- Teams Of all Sizes: No wonder Ridge- The grass and parking lot were filled with into the "rate yourself" quagmire about everything for us. He had a wood Pool swimmers always seem to win the tents for every reason: The University of Wis- veiy solid game again. I don't son's very best young swimmers. when a reporter asked him to as- They are the ones who get to come back team trophy — they have the biggest team, at consin Sports Medicine team was on hand for sess his game recently. think I remember him having a 199. Next biggest are Middleton (165 swim- injuries and mishaps, and Middleton Cycle < « bad one yet." on Saturday morning — the top six for each mers), Shorewood Hills Pool (141), Park- and Fitness was selling swim gear. There I don't rate myself. I'm not Tiger Matt Morris (2-1), making his event's finals, and the next six for consola- crest Swim & Tennis Club (138) and Monona were also tents for hospitality, selling food, (Woods)," Courier said. fifth start after spending three tion races. Swim Club (117). eating food, selling T-shirts, picking up par- months on the disabled list with a Here's a glimpse, of what happened on On the other end, the smallest teams come ticipation ribbons and recovering lost items. strained right shoulder, struck out Thursday, wh<>n being at Hill Farm was as from Nakoma Swim Club (53), High Point Today's Trivia four and allowed only a fourth- much about being with your friends and Swim Club and Maple Bluff Swim Club (both See SWIM MEET, Page 2B inning single to Marquis Grissom teammates as it was about swimming fast. When Roger Maris set the 64), and Cherokee Swim Club (71). in a five-inning effort. However, he Spicing things Up; The Shorewood Hills Time OUt from the job: Parents from all home-run record with 61 in 1961, walked four and threw 92 pitches. • First-day results in Scorecard, 6B. how many runs did he drive in? coaches had a surprise for. the 141 members the participating pools have signed up for Answer in Sports Briefs, Page 2B. See BREWERS, Page 3B 2B The Capital Times * Friday, July 31,1998 Irvan in familiar setting at Indy SPORTS BRIEFS : INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A new 178.260 and Jeff Green at ======car but the same result For Ernie BRICKYARD 400 178.324. From staff and news sen'ices Irvan, who will start the Brickyard The only real suspense for the 400 from the pole for the second Speedway pretty good. You can't crowd of perhaps 15,000 that f*AAIYU/ll I I* AMPC The United States women's swimming UUUUWILL WllTlL3team beat the World All-Stars, 65-57, consecutive year. do it without an awesome car and stuck around until nearly 7 p,m. in Uniondale, N.Y., as five-time Olympic gold medalist Jenny Irvan, who has been, close to you can't do it without an awe- local time was whether Gordon, Thompson held on in the anchor leg of the 400-meter freestyle some lap," said Irvan, who as the who was the 46th driver to take to victory twice at the Indianapolis relay. Motor Speedway, would like to first of 50 qualifiers had to sit for the track, would continue his re- • In figure skating, Michelle Kwan took the lead after the change those results in Saturday's nearly two hours after his run to cent string of qualifying success. women's short program with a string of 5.9s and one perfect 6. race. know he would be on the pole. Gordon came into Thursday's • Five U.S. boxers advanced to the finals, including light heavy- Four drivers managed to go time trials having taken a front- "I've had a chance to win two row starting spot — including five weight Olanda Anderson, flyweight Roberto Benitez, feather- of them," Irvan said. "The first faster than Irvan's old record, in- weight Teaunce Shepherd, and light welterweights Ebo Elder cluding Jarrett and defending Win- poles — in eight of the last nine one, me and Jeff (Gordon) had a races. During that period, his and Ricardo Williams, Jr. heck of a battle towards the end of ston Cup champion and current DACPRAI I The U.S. Senate passed legislation, supported by points leader Gordon. worst start has been fourth. D tD 1 the race and I got a fiat tire with "I thought we had a shot at the '*Y '*™" both baseball players and owners, that would re- five (laps) to go. Not much you Irvan, who missed the 1995 pole," Gordon said. "I guess vise 's 76-year-old exemption from federal can do about that. race at Indy while recuperating maybe I just needed to get a little antitrust laws. The legislation, passed by a voice vote without de- "Two years ago, me and D.J. from life-threatening injuries in an bit more aggressive with the car bate, revokes 's antitrust exemption for labor August 1994 crash at because Ernie had such a great relations, while keeping it for relocation and minor leagues. (then-teammate Dale Jarrett) had Speedway, has been struggling a heck of a battle and I ended up lap. But I wanted to get a smooth RAQKFTRAI I Tne NBA failed to §et an order Prohibiting ar- with his new team and is 16th in consistent run and get a good D*W»t • i»«M- bitrator John Feerick from holding a hearing running second. It's been a really the point standings. great track for Ernie Irvan." starting position, and I certainly ASSOCIATED PRESS on whether players should be paid during a lockout. Federal judge "I really like this track," he did." Barbara Jones rejected the league's motion in U.S. District Court, ; The 2 '/2-mile oval was exactly said. "It's just a matter of when Ernie Irvan holds his 4-year-old that for Irvan on Thursday as he Jarrett said, "That was an in- and cleared the way for Feerick to hold a hear- you come here to test, you've got credible lap Ernie put up there, es- daughter, Jordan, and motorcy- ing later in the evening on whether he has juris- won the 20th Winston Cup pole of to be focused.. . . The car handled cle key he won for capturing the his career. pecially being the first car out. I diction in the matter. excellent. There's so much going missed my mark just a little bit in Brickyard 400 pole Thursday in League lawyers did not attend the hearing, After sitting out a rain delay of on now with our shocks and turn one getting to the center of Indianapolis. believing Feerick will rule that he does indeed nearly four hours, Irvan won the springs. It's unbelievable what the comer, and that hurt me on have jurisdiction. The arbitrator is expected to first pole of the year for his new kind of a setup we have to try and the exit and therefore hurt the issue a ruling in the next day or two. Pontiac team with a record run this fast." speed there a little bit." winner Dale Earnhardt, who were • Latrell Sprewell's $30 million lawsuit of 179.394 mph. That was faster Jarrett, the 1996 Brickyard Among the drivers failing to 27th and 28th. against the NBA was dismissed by a federal than the mark of 177.736 he set in winner, took the outside position lock in a starting spot for Saturday Both were expected to stand on judge. Sprewell, whose one-year suspension for a Ford to win the pole last year. on the front row with a lap of by qualifying among the top 25 their first-day laps today in the chocking his coach was reduced by an arbitra- were defending Brickyard cham- final round of qualifying for the "It goes to show that I get 178.596, followed by Gordon at tor, claimed the suspension was racially dis- Sprewell around the Indianapolis Motor 178.324, rookie Kenny Irwin at pion Ricky Rudd and former race 43-car field. criminatory and violated his right to make a ___ living. • The United States basketball team, perennially one of the most feared in the world, was beaten by Lithuania, 84-82, in a first-round game of the world championships in Athens, Greece. Reyes' surprise bunt energizes Wolf The last time the U.S. lost in a world championship or Olympics was pre-Dream Team, in the semifinals of the 1990 world champi- onships to Yugoslavia, 99-91. Since then, the U.S. had won 26 By Jim Polzin to second when Duke Baxter takes. The first was a two-run NORTHERN LEAGUE walked and scored when Vopata home run by Nolan Lane that consecutive games. Special to The Capital Times • The will announce today that Julie Rous- singled to left. ended Laplante's no-hitter in the seau, the team's 32-year-old coach, has been fired and will be re- Gilberto Reyes slumped his "I had to do something to get Oddly enough, Vopata's clutch fifth inning. The second was a solo tired body into the chair in front placed on an interim basis by assistant coach Orlando the team fired up," Reyes said. hit was made possible in part be- homer by Jose Miranda in the Woolridge. of his locker, looking every bit the With the game tied at 5 in the cause the Explorers were expect- ninth inning that gave Sioux City part of a 34-year-old ball player • In WNBA action Thursday night, the (20-1) bottom of the llth, Reyes did just ing him to bunt. With first (6-7) a 5-4 lead. became the first, team in the league to clinch a playoff berth as who had taken too many shots to that. Leading off, Reyes bunted baseman Marty Neff and third But led by Dan Grice's RBI sin- the body from his countless years they ran their winning streak to 15 games with an 88-65 victory the first pitch down the third base baseman Josh Patton playing in, gle, the Black Wolf rallied in the over the Utah Starzz. as a catcher. line and raced to first without even ninth to send the game to extra in- You never would have guessed Vopata took advantage of one of Former champion Nick Price, Paul Azinger and Russ drawing a throw. the two huge gaps in the infield. nings. Cochran shot 6-under-par 65s to share the first-round that just minutes earlier, the same "I think I was in shock," said "That situation calls for a Reyes was doing something that SIOUX CITY MADISON lead in the St. Jude Classic in Memphis, Tenn. Scott Hoch, Mark winning pitcher Scott Deremer of bunt," Gallagher said. "But when ab r h bl abrhbl Carnevale, Donnie Hammond and 19-year-old amateur David would have made a speedy 18- Reyes' bunt. "Nobody was expect- they're going to have the third Dalton 2b 5010 Vopatoss 4111 year-old proud. Patton 3b 5010 GrkcJb 5132 Gossett were one shot back. Madison's Jerry Kelly shot an even- ing it; nobody in the stands and baseman in 10 feet and the first Kopacz If 5 0 0 0 Everson Ib 5000 But there was Reyes, sacrificing Ned Ib 5000 Harris cf 5130 par 71. nobody in the field. It was just a baseman in 10 feet, that leaves a Miranda rf 4321 Tokhelm rf 5021 some pain in the legs for the good Lancdh 5112 Roperdn 5000 • Swedish amateur Anders Hultman and 's Brian veteran move." lot of room open. Sawyer cf 5111 Sachs If 5110 Davis tied the course record with 6-under-par 65s to share the of the team. His drag bunt ignited Thornhlll ss 5021 Reyes c 4120 "He's been struggling at the "So I went ahead and took a Carclone c 3000 Williams pr 0100 first-round lead in the Scandinavian Masters in Stockholm. a rally in the llth inning that 0000 Baxter 2b 3010 ended when Nate Vopata singled plate and he knows he's been gamble and Nate did what he was Totals 42 5 S 5 Totals 41 ( 13 4 • Hall of Famer shot an 8-under-par 64 to take a supposed to do. He hits into a one-stroke lead over and Wendy Doolan after the in the winning run to lift the Madi- struggling," said Madison man- Sioux City 000 020 J01 00 — 5 ager Al Gallagher of Reyes, who play and I look like an Madison... 001 002 101 01 — 6 first round of the du Maurier Classic in Windsor, Ontario. Madi- son Black Wolf to a 6-5 Northern E — Dalian (7), Kopacz (6), Neff (B), Miranda |1), Vapata 2 League victory over the Sioux City was hitting just .208 before going idiot. But I'm willing to do that." (26). DP — Sioux City 2. LOB — Sioux City 6, Madison 10.2B — son's shot a 2-under-par 70. Thornhlll2 (8), Grlce (8). 3B — Tokhelm (3). HR — Miranda (2), • Matt Kuchar, tempted to turn pro after strong performances Explorers. 2-for-4 Thursday night. "But he's Deremer (3-4) got the win after Lane (10). SB — Tokhelm (9). CS — Dalian (2). S — Reyes (2). at the Masters and U.S. Open, has decided to remain an amateur The Black Wolf improved to 4-9 a leader. He knew we just needed tossing 2'/a innings of scoreless IP H R ER BB SO a baserunner." relief. Starting pitcher Michel La- Sioux City and defend his U.S. Amateur title next month. in the second half and 24-32 over- Bedlnger Kelly Hrude who After being replaced by pinch- plante, who retired the first 13 Pallno 000 HOCKEY y> Played the last two seasons of his all. After losses by co-East Divi- 2 Fahs 2Vi 3 1 1 sion leaders Duluth-Superior and runner Rodney Williams, Reyes batters of the game, pitched 8 /s CushmonL(l-3) 0 2 1 1 nvvitkl i5_year career with the San Jose Sharks after stints Madison St. Paul Thursday night, the Black left the field to a large ovation innings, allowing just three earned Laplante B'/i with the and Los Angeles Kings, has retired. S. Deremer W (3-4) 2Vj 1000 • Kevin Lowe, the defenseman who was Edmonton's first draft Wolf stands just one game out of from the 2,069 fans in attendance runs. WP —Loplante(l). first place. at Warner Park. Williams moved But Laplante made two mis- T — 2:59. Alt. — 2,069. pick, scored the Oilers' first NHL and stayed with them through five Stanley Cups and more than 1,000 games, has re- tired. The 39-year-old Lowe will remain with Edmonton as an as- sistant coach. FOOTRALI_Tne PittSDUrgn Steelers signed first-round draft Disrud, Lemon shoot to first-round lead r V V I Dnhk p^ Alan Faneca, an offensive lineman from LSU, to a five-year, $5.3 million contract Wednesday night. That By Rob Schultz Lemon, Maple Bluff's Brian Mur- versity of Wisconsin golf team fin- ended the team's longest rookie holdout (10 days) since the NFL CITY GOLF phy was one stroke back as the ished fourth at the Fisher and adopted free agency in 1993. The Capital Times tournament headed to the Mead- 23rd at the State Am. A victory at • Former NFL player , 57, who ended his 10- Mark Disrud isn't a big dreamer Thursday when he found himself ows at Sixmile Creek in Waunakee the city tournament would com- year NFL career on Miami's undefeated 1972 team, has been on the golf course. The Blackhawk in contention for the Madison today. The third round is at Chero- plete a nice trifecta of accomplish- charged with murder in the death of his former wife in Columbia, Country Club golfer always sets Men's City Golf Tournament kee Country Club and the final ments. Miss. goals for himself that he feels he championship. round is at Bishop's Bay. "My confidence roared after the nni)Q AND FNHC kisa Fernandez homered and pitched a can attain. UL/IS? Mill/ bill/a one-hitter as the United States beat Aus- Actually, Disrud surpassed the Fisher. Putting up a 9-under "This gives me the ability to (score) there was pretty good," he tralia, 1-0, early today to win its fourth straight title in the Wom- He reached his goals of making latter goal because he's not just in make the cut if I don't play well en's World Softball Championship in Fujinomiya, Japan. .the cut at the Ray Fisher tourna- contention. The 38-year-old golfer (today). That's another goal," said; "I had an OK State Am and I. •ment in Janesville and the State shot a 4-under-par 68 at Odana joked Disrud. saw good things. I've been playing MUI CDADTC Wisconsin softball player Carin Bouchard and 'pretty good coming into this tour- *"• ^rVlll^ former men's SOccer player Alastair Steel •Amateur in La Crosse already this Hills to share the first-round lead But the long-hitting Disrud, summer. He reached another goal with Nakoma Golf Club's Jim nament." have been named Frank J. Remington Scholars for the 1997-98 who had an eagle, four birdies and Lemon is confident because he school year. two bogeys at Odana, admitted he loves the rotation. The former Bouchard (Green Bay Notre Dame) had a 3.98 GPA in zoology. allows himself to dream when it Madison West standout played his Steel (Bergen, Norway) had a 3.94 GPA in chemical engineering. comes to the city tournament. "I'd home prep matches at Odana. He Maris had 142 RBIs in 1961 The ma r love to win because it's something works at Cherokee. And he enjoys TRIVIA ANQWFR - J° INVENTORY CLEARANCE inmnnn?nbn record of 190 was set by Hack I've wanted to do since I was a playing the Meadows and Bishop's Wilson in 1930, a season in which he hit 56 homers. kid," he said. "I've been playing in Bay. Plus, Lemon has plenty of this tournament since I was a kid friends and family cheering him and I've always dreamed of win- on. TV/Radio Calendar ning it." "It's almost like a home-course advantage," he said. TV TODAY Meanwhile, Lemon is a goal- Noon Golf — LPGA du Maurier Classic. ESPN. oriented golfer, too, and he's has Noon Auto Racing — Brickyard 400 qualifying. ESPN2. had a good summer surpassing • Results in Scorecard, 6B. 2p.m. Baseball — Colorado at Chicago Cubs. WGN. 2 p.m. Golf — Senior Utah Showdown. ESPN. them. The junior-to-be on the Uni- 4 p.m. Auto Racing — Brickyard 400 qualifying. ESPN2. Can You Believe Football Season Is Here! 7p.m. Baseball — Arizona at Milwaukee. MSC (TCI Ch. 68). 7:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — TBS. 7:30 p.m. Baseball — at Texas. WGN. 7:30 p.m. Auto Racing — Busch Grand National race. ESPN. Fit, July 31 to Sun., Aug. 9 Swim meet a real treat 8p.m. Women's Basketball — WNBA: Phoenix at Los Angeles. Lifetime. 8:30 p.m. Arena Football — San Jose at Houston. ESPN2. 10:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — TBS. using them. Einstein PCS set up a 2:30 a.m. Cycling — Tour de France highlights. ESPN. • Continued from Page IB display that featured free local 3 a.m. Auto Racing — Craftsman Truck Cummins 200. ESPN2. RADIO TODAY calls, and more than one 13- or 6:15 p.m. Sports Review — WIBA-AM/1310. There were tents for eveiy 14-year-old girl had a go at them. 7 p.m. Baseball — Arizona at Milwaukee. WIBA-AM/1310. team, as they waited out the 7p.m. Baseball — Sioux City at Madison. WIBU-AM/1240. schedule. It made for shade, and "We just call our friends, tell TV SATURDAY them how we did," giggled Tiffany 8:30 a.m. Cycling — Tour de France highlights. ESPN2. would also be a respite from rain, Noon Auto Racing — NASCAR Brickyard 400. Ch. 27. should that occur. Jones, 13, of the Cherokee team. Noon Baseball — Colorado at Chicago Cubs or St. Louis at Atlanta. Ch. And, there was the most impor- "It's fun. And it's free." 47. 12:30 p.m. Golf — LPGA du Maurier Classic. ESPN. tant tent of all: the clerk of Community support: Contin- 1 p.m. Goodwill Games — Boxing, figure skating. Ch. 3. course's seeding tent, where swim- uing a longstanding tradition of 1 p.m. Auto Racing — NASCAR All-Pro Series From Nazareth, Pa., TNN. mers waited in chairs according to the All-City Swim Meet, swimmers 2:30 p.m. Golf — matches. ESPN. their heats and lanes. 3 p.m. Golf — FedEx St. Jude Classic. Ch. 3. are being asked to bring items to 3p.m. Women's Basketball — WNBA: Cleveland at Houston. Ch. 15. No lack of organization there. donate to the Community Action 3p.m. Harness Racing — Hambletonian elimination. ESPN2. High-tech touches: More than Coalition for distribution to area 3:30 p.m. Auto Racing — International Race of Champions. Ch. 27. 500 swimmers milling about the 4:30 p.m. Cycling — Tour de France higlights. Ch. 27. families in need. 4:30 p.m. Golf — Senior Utah Showdown. ESPN. pool (the younger 700 swimmers 4:30 p.m. Drag Racing — NHRA Sportsman Federal Mogul Series. ESPN2. go today) — with only six in the This year, the meet focusing on 6p.m. Pro Football — AFC/NFC Hall of Fame Game: Pittsburgh vs. water at one time — could have rounding up baby-related items: Tampa Bay. Ch. 27. ALL PACKER formula, food, juice, cereal for its 6 p.m. Baseball -• Los Angeles at N.Y. Mets. FX (TCI Ch. 24) made for a very long line at the 7 p.m. Baseball — Arizona at Milwaukee. MSC (TCI Ch. 68). pay phone. Baby Supply Drive. So if you go to 7 p.m. Auto Racing — NASCAR Winston West Series. ESPN2. But this is the era of cellular Hill Farm today or Saturday, don't 7:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — Beach volleyball, figure skating. TBS. & BADGER 7:30 p.m. Baseball — Chicago White Sox at Texas. WGN. phones, and it wasn't just adults forget the diapers. 8:30 p.m. Drag Racing — NHRA Northwest Nationals. ESPN2. 9:15 p.m. Pro Football — American Bowl: Green Bay vs. Kansas City from Tokyo. ESPN. MERCHANDISE 10:05 p.m. Goodwill Games — TBS. Sports Flashback 10:30 p.m. Cycling — Tour de France highlights. ESPN2. Mon.-Fri. 10-8, Sat. 10-7, Sun. 11-6 2a.m. Auto Racing — CORR Off-Road Series. ESPN2. 3a.m. Auto Racing — NASCAR Kroger 200 Busch Grand National series. July 31 1994 — Sergei Bubka sets a world ESPN. 1983 — beats pole-vault record for the 35th time in 4a.m. Auto Racing — Atlantic Series. ESPN2. JoAnne Carter and by his career at a meet in Sestriere, Italy. RADIO SATURDAY Name one stroke to win the U.S. Women's Bubka soared 20 feet, 13/4 inches, add- 6 p.m. ESPN Radio - WTDY-AM/1670. Open. ing a half-inch to his old mark set in 7p.m. Tokyo in 1992, 7 p.m. Pro Football — Packers' pregame show. WIBA-AM/1310. 1993 — Mike Aulby becomes the 7p.m. Baseball — Arizona at Milwaukee. WTSO-AM/1070 PRAIRIE TOWNE CENTER ONLY third bowler in PBA history to win a 1994 — Kenya's Moses Kiptanui sets 7p.m. Baseball — Sioux City at Madison. WIBA-AM/1240. 9 p.m. Pro Football — American Bowl: Green Bay vs. Kansas City from 225 Junction Road • (608) 833-3951 tournament by rolling a 300 game in a world record for two miles with a time Tokyo. WIBA-AM/1310 and WIBA-FM/101.5 the title game. Aulby beats David Ozio, of 8 minutes, 9.01 seconds at a track 300-279, in the Wichita Open. meet in Hechtel, Belgium. •r 6B The Capital Times * Friday, July 31,1998 SCORECARD Teams competing: Cherokee, 58.63; 5, J. Davis, SW, 59.03; 6, K, All- NASCAR WINSTON CUP 33-34; Tina Barrett 33-34; Marie-Josee seconds. 2, Bobby Jullch, United 2x3, Lescohler (FA) 2x3, Strause (CG) 2x4 Nevor (CG) 2x4, Swotek (CG) Golf High Point, Hill Farm, Maple Bluff, chuler.RW, 59.19. LATEST LINE Minorleague BRICKYARD 400 Rouleau 32-35; Pat Hurst 35-33) Liz States, Cofldls, 5 minutes, 42 seconds Mlddleton, Monona, Nakoma, Park- At Indianapolis Earley 33-34, behind. 3, Jan Ullrich, Germany, Tele- 3x4, Daggett (CG) 2x3. HR — Dallman 100 backstroke: 1, J. Shlao, PC (FA). 2B — Strause, Doggelt, Mable. METRO crest, Rldgewaod, Semlnole, Shore- NORTHERN LEAGUE Thursday's qualifying results 68 — Hlroml Kobayashl 33-35; kom, 5:56. 4, Chrlstophe Rlnero, David Roloft at Mlddleton used a ,wood Hills, Westslde. 1:03.77; I J. Toutant, SW, 1:06.16; 3, Second hall Car number In parenthesis Kothy Guadognlna 34-34; Maria France, Cofldls, 8:01.5, Michael Boog- 9-lron to record a hole-ln-one on Ihe G. Gazvodo, Ml, 1:06.60; 4, C. Richard, NFL PRESEASON East Division 1. (36) Ernie Irvan, Salinas, Calif. Flgueras-Dottl 35-33; Dona Dormann erd, , Rabobank, 8:05.15, MIDDLETbN 8, ASHTON1 Favorite / Points Underdog 140-yard eighth holt Wednesday at GIRLS Ml, 1:06.91) 5, J. Mullee, RW, 1:08.99) 6, W L Pet. GB Pontlac, 179.394. 1. (66) w-Dale Jar- 34-34; Brondle Burton 33-35; Wendy Bo Hamburger, Denmark, Casino, Mlddleton ...013 Oil 0 — 8 10 1 Bishops Bay. 11-12 N. Rlchgels, Ml, 1:09.58. TONIGHT Dululh-Superlor 5 9 .385 - rett, Conover, N.C. Ford, 178.596. 3. Ward 33-35; Annlka Sorenstam 35-33; Alhton...... 000 002 0 — 1 51 DALLAS Th (38) Seattle Nancy Earth of Madison used a 5- 50-yard freestyle: 1, B. Tweedale, St. Paul..™™ 5 6 .385 — (14) w-Jeff Gordon, Plttsboro, Ind. Smrltl Mehra 31-36; Catrlona Mat- Other U.S. Postal riders Guerrero and McKlnnev; Aeschll- Iron to shoot her first career hole-ln- HP, 30.73) 2, L. Plesha; HP 30.92) 3, N. 200 Individual medley: 1, M. Da- SATURDAY x-Thunder Bay.. 4 6 .313 Vi Chevrolet, 178.314. 4. jie) r-Kenny thew 33-35) Mardl Lunn 33-35; Corln 14, Darlusz Baranowskl, Poland, mann and Rlpp. W — Guerrero. L — one an the 117-yard fourth hole at Gant, RW, 31.31) 4, C. Dlgney, MO, luge, WSSC 2:22.96) 2, C. Richard, Ml, Hal ol Fame Game AAodlson...... 4 9 .308 1 • Irwln Jr. Indianapolis, Ford, 178.260, Koch 35-33; Alicia Dlbos 31-37. U.S. Postal 19 minutes, 22 seconds Aeschllmann. Maple Bluff Thursday. 31.55) 5, B. Shutes, WSSC 31.82) 6, R. 2:26.52; 3, N. Maassen, RW, 2:27.09; 4. At Canton, Ohio West Division 5. (46) Jeff Green, Owensbaro, Ky. «9 _ Kim Williams 34-35; Pattl behind. 40, Eklmov, 1:21:17. 43, Leading hitters — Guerrero 2x3, Maple Blull (71) — Mark Murphy Rlzio 35-341 Joan Pltcock 33-36; Mar- Melnert-Nlelsen, 1:25.14. 47, Jemlson, Hayes, RW, 31.68. E. Gansner, SW, 2:30.18; 5, K. Als- Pittsburgh 2 (35) - Tampa Bay W L Pet. 08 Chevrolet, 177.915. 6. (50) Ricky Cra- Manderlno (M) 2x4, Pertzburn (M) 76, Jim Kllnke 77, Bill Tensfeldt 79. 50 backstroke: 1, T. Schramka, chulor, RW, 2:31.44; 6, B. Wlcklund, AMERICAN BOWL ven, Newburgh, Maine, Chevrolet, tha House 33-36; 34-35; 1:30:17.49, Hlncaple, 1:35:19.52, Ham- 3x4, Allar (M) 2x4, HR — Pertzburn, Nakoma (70) — Audle Rudlger "It, PC, 34.33; 2, B. Dill, SEAA, 35.14; 3, E. Winnipeg «...... «....., ...10 2 .833 — Laurel Kean 35-34) Shelley Hamlln 34- 2:36.99. At Tokyo x-Forgo-Moorheod, ...10 3 ,769 Vi 177.701.7. (6) , Batesvllle, ilton, 1:37:30. 69, Andreu, 2:04:10. 94, Allar, Rlpp, Bob Pasch 77, Jack Nevln 78. Klehl, MO, 35.49; 4, C. Hoff, Ml, 36.19; Green Bay 2Vi (37) Kansas City Ark. Ford, 177.588. 8. (5) Terry La- 35; Cindy Flam 35-34) Michelle Estlll Derame, 2:34:41. Biackhawk (72) — MarK Schmidt 5, Z. Acher, Ml, 37.61; 6, E, Meyer, HP, 100 breaslstrake: 1, E. Gansner, Sioux Foils,... 6 5 .545 3V> taonte, Corpus Chrlsll, Texas, Chevro- 36-33; Laura Davles 35-34; Beth Dan- Other American Sunday Sioux City,..« « 6 7 .462 41/1 CROSS PLAINS 12, POYNETTE11 74, Bo Welch 7S, Jim Tlghe 77, Greg 36.04. SW, 1:11.21; 2, C. Kommcl, RW, SAN FRANCISCO 3 (38). New England let, 177.434. 9. (43) John Andrettl, iel 34-35; Danielle Ammaccapane 34- 17. Livingston, 30:30. Poynette.....023 311 1 — 11 12 2 100 Individual medley: 1, E. Hub- x-won first-half title Indianapolis, Pontlac, 177.239.10. MB) 35; Leta Llndley 35-34; Karrle Webb Moses 79. 1:12.10) 3, M. Devltt, Mb 1:12.40) 4, M. Home Team In CAPS Cross Pta. ...314 010 3—11 11 1 Bishops Bay (71) — Tim Urso 73. bard, PC 1:16.89; I B. Tweedale, HP, Daluge, WSSC, 1:14.25; 5, M. Parsons, Thursday's results , Corpus Christ), 33-36; Charlotte Sorenstam 35-34) Se Glbbs, Koch (3), Tomllnson (7) and 1117.13; 3, L. Plesha, HP, 1:17.19; 4, N. Fargo-Moorhead 6, Duluth 2, 10 Texas, Pontloc, 176.932.11. (401 Ster- Rl Pak 35-34) Janice Moodle 33-36) Odona Hllli (72) — Phil Emordlna RW, 1:16.36; 6, J. Gousewltz, MO, Innings Diane Barnard 36-33; Becky Iverson Tomllnson, Stephenson (7); Cleary, 76, Emory Sylvester 79. Ganl, RW, 1:16.64; 5, C. Muldowney, ling Marlln, Columbia, Tenn. Chevro- Wlpperfurth (4), Klubertanz. W — Pleasant View (72) — Dan Pulda HFSC 1:19.17) 6, E. Klehl, MO, 1:19.66. 1:16.59. Madison 6, Sioux City 5,111nnings let, 176.649.12. (11) Jeremy Maytleld, 35-34) Mayuml Hlrase 36-33. Wlpperfurth. L — Tomllnson. 50 breaststroke:!, E. Dill, SEAA, Thunder Bay 9, St. Paul 8 Owensboro, Kv. Ford, 176.645.13. (7) 70 — Mary Beth Zimmerman 34- TENNIS 75,DanPulda77i 100 butterfly: 1, T. Shlao, PC 36) Sherrl Stelnhauer 15-35; Patty Leading hitlers — Stephenson (P) Yahara Him (71) — Diane Llnds- 39.77) 2, E. Lowry, SW, 40.57) 3, E. 1:00.99) Z H. Hastings, SW, 1:04,75) 3, BASEBALL Tonight's games Geoff Bodlne, Chemung, N.Y. Ford, 2x4, Koch (P) 2x4, Heath (P) 2x4, tram 75, John Krugman 77, Dave Sell Hubbard, PC 40.79; 4, Z. Acher, Ml, Duluth at Fargo-Moorhead 176.682. sheehan 34-36) Nancy Scronton 33-37) 5. Jeffery, PC 1:05.27; 4, C. Kommel, Terry-Jo Myers 33-37) Kris Monog- Simon (CP) 2x3, Klubertani (CP) 2x3, 76. 40.96; 5, B. Fergusson, RW, 41.32; 6, S. Sioux City at Madison, 7 p.m. 14, (2) , St. Louis, Pro Brunner (CP) 2x3, B. Cushman (CP) The Meadows (72) — John Glover, SW, 42.33, RW, 1:06.04; 5, D. Mazur, Ml, 1:06.45; Winnipeg at Sioux Falls Mo. Ford, 176.665.15. (00) r-Buckshot han 35-35; Patty Jordan 36-321 Gall 50 butterfly: 1, T, Schramka, PC 6, T. Berklund, Ml, 1:06.91. Jones, Montlcello, Go. Chevrolet, Graham 34-36) 35-35) Al- 2x4, Cleory (CP) 2x2. HR — Tomlln- Brelsch 78. Brewer averages St. Paul at Thunder Bay MERCEDES-BENZ CUP son. 3B — B. Cushman. IB — Ste- Monona (30 — Matt Gunderson 33.25) 1 B. Fergusson, RW, 34.36) 3, C. 176.512. 16. (31) Mike Skinner, Susan- lison Flnney 33-37; Michelle Dobek At Los Angeles Muldowney, HFSC, 34.79; 4, C. Dig- Editor's note: 12 swimmers ad- BATTING vine, Calif., Chevrolet, 176.486.17. (42) 34-36; Nancl Bowen 35-35; Donna An- phenson, Heath, Simon, B, Cushman, 35, Jim Lochncr 39. vanced to Saturday's finals, but only Thursday's second-round results Cleary. nev, MO, 35.20; 5, E. Gage, RW, 35.51; ab h 3b3ita hrirbl avg , Lakeland, Fla. Chev- drews 35-35) Gristle Kerr 34-36) Shanl Singles 6, M. Retelle, RW, 36.34. the lop six are eligible tor champion- Levls 37 13 0 0 0 4 .351 rolet, 176.377. 18. (90) , Waugh 36-34; Mlchele Redman 36-34; MADISON MEN'S Patrick Rafter (1), Australia, def. MCFARLAND17.RI06 CITY TOURNAMENT 13-14 ship contention. Clrlllo 395 127 18 1 9 50 .322 Wisconsin Rapids, WIs. Ford, VIckFe Odegard 31-39) Marianne Mor- Martin Damm, Czech Republic, 6-3,-5- 100 freestyle: 1, C. Mowbray, RW, 176.274. 19. (33) Ken Schroder, Fen- ris 36-34) Mhalrl McKay 37-33) Maria Rio 001 111 0- 6 93 Thursday's first-round results Loretta 239 77 16 0 3 37 .321 BASKETBALL 7, 6-1. Justin Glmelstob, Key Bis- At Odona Hills 1:03.19) 2, J. Devrles, HP, 1:04.99) 3, K. Vina.- 418 115 23 6 6 25 .299 ton, Mo. Chevrolet, 176.243. 20. (77) Hlorth 33-37) Jennifer Feldott 35-35; cayne, Fla. def. Vlnce Spadea (6), McFarktnd.411 208 x —17 14 0 Prlesl, PC 1:05.05; 4, E. Knoche, Robert Pressley, Ashevllle, N.C. Corlnne Dlbnah 34-36; Dlna Amrnac- • Becker, S. Jones (4), C. Jones (6) 68 — Jim Lemon, Nakoma; Mark Nllsson 188 54 10 0 3 29 .287 Boca Raton, Fla. 6-3, 3-0, retired, ex- Dlsrud, Blackhawk. HFSC 1:05.93) 5, R. Faulkner, MB, Grlssom... 350 100 20 0 6 48 .166 Ford, 176.174. 11. (23) Jimmy Spen- capane 35-35; 34-36. haustion. Sandon stolle, Australia, and Nolan; Egner, Smith (6) and 1:06.61) 6, M. Sklllc, RW, 1:06.61. Pro cer, Berwick, Pa. Ford, 176.046. 22. 71 — Kris Tschelter 35-36; Hollls Krenz. W — Egner. L —. Becker. 69 — Brian Murphy, Maple Bluff. . TRANSACTIONS Burnltz ..... 396 103 18 1 24 79 .160 def. Andrew Ille, Australia, 6-3,7-6 (8- 70 — Troy Bllderback, Odana 100 backstroke: 1, C. Mowbray, (13) Welly Dallenbach Jr. Basalt, Stacy 35-36; Nancy Ramsbottom 37- Leading hitters — Moll (R) 2x2, RW, 1:07.90) 2, M. Barry, MB, 1:06.26) Newfleld.. 151 39 6 0 2 22 .258 WNBA Colo. Ford, 175.957, 23. (81) Kenny 34) Susie Redman 33-38) Barb Mucha 6). (5), Las Vegas, def. Nolan (R) 2x2, Guerrero (R) 3x3, J. Hills) Mike Goode, Nokomai 'Scott Matheny .. 222 54 10 0 4 19 .243 Jan-Michael Gamblll, Colbert, Wash. Baker, Odana Hills. 3, J. Gazvoda Ml, 1:11.19) 4, K. Priest, AUTO RACING EASTERN CONFERENCE Wallace, St. Louis, Mo. Ford, 175.871. 35-36) Melissa McNamara 35-36) Ytlrl (M).2x4, Crapp (M) 3x4, Krenz PC, 1:13.41) 5, M. Retelle, RW, 1:14.79) Jenkins 138 33 7 0 6 IB .239 W L Pet GB 24. (4) Bobby Hamilton, Nashville, Cathy Johnston-Forbes 35-36; Mltzl 6-4,6-4. (M) 2x3, Egner (M) 2x4, Rice (M) 2x4. 71 — Matt Gerlach, Odana Hills; Hughes .__ 145 34 7 2 5 13 .134 Edge 35-36) Jane Crofter 35-36) Pat Nell Tlzlanl, Cherokee; Tim Byrne, 6, K. Glaze, RW, 1:16.22. NASCAR — Named Paul Brooks Charlotte ....15 7 .682 — Tenn. Chevrolet, 175.867. 25. (!) r- BANK OF THE WEST HR — Guerrero. 3B — Enders (R), 100 Individual medley: 1, J. Evans, Jackson.... 130 30 7 1 3 13 .231 Cleveland .12 9 .571 2'/j , East Norlhpart, N.Y. Bradley 34-37; Krlstl Albers 34-37) Guerrero. IB — Moll, Nolon, Feldner Bishops Bay; Randy Mlckelson, Yn- vice president-office of the president. 18 15 TOURNAMENT PC, 1:07.09) 2, M. Barry, MB, 1:10.57; 3, Valentin... 316 73 0 40 .114 New York 12, 9 .571 2'/i Chevrolet, 175.795. Jean Zedlltz 34-37) Karen Weiss 35-36) (M),crapp, Krenz. hora Hills. B. Taylor, MO, 1:14.59; 4, A. Welde- joha 175 36 4 1 7 34 .106 FaHed to qualify Leslie Spaldlng 35-36) Kelll Kuehne At Stanford, Call). 71 — Tom Tzakls, Maple Bluff; NATIONAL STOCK CAR COM- Detroit...... 11 10 .524 IVi Thursday's results John Boles, Cherokee; Paul Holiem, mann, MO, 1:14.71; 5, L. Tracy, SEAA, MISSION — Upheld NASCAR's four- Hamelln ... 100 10 2 0 5 14 .180 Washington...... 2 18 .100 12 26. (41) Steve Grlssom, Gadsden, 36-35) Lisa Klggens 35-36; Larle Kane Other results 1:15.15)6, E. Knoche, HFSC 1:16.07. Banks B 1 1 0 0 0 .125 Ala. Chevrolet, 175.778. 27. (10) w- 35-36) Amy Fruhwlrth 36-35) Molra Singles New Glarus 12, South Wayne 10 Maple Bluff; Tom Huset, Blackhawk; race suspension and season-long WESTERN CONFERENCE Second round Mike Murphy, Cherokee; Joe Blasl, 100 breaststroke: 1, J. Evans, PC Owens 40 5 1 0 1 4 .125 Rlcky Rudd, Chesapeake, Va. Ford, Dunn 35-36) Kim Brozer 35-36) Anna Hollandale B, Blanchardvllle 7 1:14.39) 2, K. Marshall, RW, 1:19.33) 3, probation on Busch Scries driver Jeff .~...... W L Pet GB Acker-Macasko 34-37. Natasha Zvereva (5), Belarus, def, Maple Bluff. Purvis and Increased the line against Martinez.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Houston 20 1 .952 175.750. 26. (3) w-Dale Earnhardt, Monroe 4, Pine Bluff 3 K. Glaze, RW, 1:20.34; 4, J. Dill, SEAA, 1"Itchers Kannapolls, N.C. Chevrolet, 175.666. 72 — Lisa Walters 36-36) Colleen Elena Tatarkova, Ukraine, 0-6, 6-4, 6- Cozenovla 3, Rlchland Center 1 73 — CJ. Brock, Cherokee; Lorry Purvis from $5,000 to $10,000 for an Phoenix .. ..1_2 8 .400 7'/i 2. Elena Llkhovtseva (7), Russia, def. Gessler, Odana Hills; Dennis Ryan, 1:21.65; 5, M. Skllle, RW, 1:12.28) 6, J. Woodall.... 19 7 1 0 0 0 .366 29. (21) Michael Waltrlp, Owensboro, Walker 36-36) Tina Tombs 35-37) Val Jefferson 14, Edgerton 0 Devrles, HP, 1:23.13. altercation during a race on July 25. Los Angeles „, 7 13 .350 I2i/i Ky. Ford, 175.546. 30. (22) Ward Bur- Skinner 37-35) Mlssle McGeorge 34- Amy Frazler, Rochester Hills, Mich. Bishops Bay; Doug Cierwlnskl, Maple Patrick 8 2 0 0 0 0 .250 Utah . . 7 14 .333 13 6-1, 6-4. Tamarlne Tanasugarn, Thai- Arena 8, Mazomanle 4 Bluff; Tom Ryan, Bishops Bay; Mike 50 butterfly: 1, K. Marshall, RW, Reduced the fine against Purvis Reyes — 4 1 0 0 0 0 .150 ton, South Boston, Va. Pontloc, 36) Cindy McCurdy 37-35) Cindy Flgg- Reedsburg 7, Dadgevllle 3 31:57) 2, B. Taylor, MO, 32.63; 3, L. crew chief Johnny Allen from $1,500 Sacramento 6 15 .286 14 175.490. 31. (98) Rich Blckle, Currler 36-36) Dale Eggellng 37-35) land, def. Alexandra Stevenson, San Douglas, Maple Bluff; Bill Cunning- Woodard.. 29 5 2 0 0 3 .171 Thursday's results Diego, 6-2, 6-0. Venus Williams (3), Argyie 5, Wlata 2 ham, Cherokee; Jonathan Mayer, Tracy, SEM, 33.10; 4, J. Gazvoda, Ml, to $250 and reduced his season-long 1 0 0 Edgerton, WIs. Ford, 175.353. 32. (71) Erlka Wlcoff 37-35) Jackie Twamley- Souk Prairie 13, Black Earth 6 33.47) 5, C. Geler, WSSC 34.24; 6, A. Juden...... 38 5 4 .132 Charlotte 79, Cleveland 64 Dave Morels, Wausau, WIs. Chevro- Hellard 37-35) Julie Piers 36-36) Tracy Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. def. Co- Bishops Bay; John Van Roy, Odana probation to two weeks for the same Eldred 32 4 1 0 0 2 .125 rlna Morarlu, Boca Raton, Fla. 4-6,6- VandellSW, 34.41. offense. Houston 88, Utah 65 let, 175.135. 33. (44) , Rand- Hanson 34-38) Chris Greatrex 34-38; Hills. 15-18 Mercedes. 11 1 0 0 0 0 .091 Tonight's games lemon, N.C., Pontlac, 175.019. 34. (99) Heather Daly-Donofrlo 36-36. 1,6-0. 74 — Mark Wcntr, Cherokee; Eric BASEBALL Karl 36 3 0 0 0 0 .083 Quarterfinals Softball Lund, Nakoma; Jeff Comstock, 100 freestyle: 1, J. Flint, PC Sacramento at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Jeff Burton, South Boston, Va. Ford, 73 — Sherrl Turner 36-35; Jan Ste- 1:00.Bl-1 C, Glrdley, RW, 1:01.30; 3, L. Wlckman. 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Phoenix at Los Angeles, B p.m. 174.900. 35. (97) , Spokane, phenson 36-37] Kathy Postlewalt 35- Monica Seles (2), Sorasota Fla. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Odana Hills; Bruce Bosben, Odana HALL OF FAME - Elected Smith 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 def. Anne-Gaelle Sidot, France, 6-3,6- Dewltt, SW, 1:02.87; 4, A. Barbcra, George stelnbrcnncr, Frank Robin- Wash. Ford, 176883. 36. (91) Morgan 38; Caroline McMillan 37-36) Michelle Men's fast-pitch Hills. HP, 1:03.21; 5, K. Llebmann, HP, Fox 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Shepherd, Conover, N.C. Chevrolet, McGann 36-37; Nancy Harvey 36-37) 1. American: Sports Pub 6, VFW 75 — Roger Perkins, Cherokee; son, Paul Beeston, and William DeW- 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Doubles Wayne Peterson, Blackhawk; Ken 1:03.38; 6, C. Chiles, RW, 1:03.73. Weathrs... 5 174.720. 37. (94) , Dawson- Penny Hammel 36-37) #7591 4; Rookies 12, Wilson's 1 100 backstroke: 1, C. Glrdley, RW, Itt, Jr. as members to the board of Others...... 11 3 0 0 0 0 .143 vllle, Ga. Ford, 174.635. 38. (26) 35-38) 36-37) Kim Salkl 34- Quarterfinals Antarctic: Door Doctors B, Bar Russell, Yahara Hills; Chuck Hlnners, directors. Lindsay Davenport, Newport Cherokee; Mark Engman, Black- 1:08.92; Z L. Dewltt, SW, 1:09.59; 3, J. Team...... 3466 95417412 99468.260 AUTO RACING Johnny Benson Jr. Grand Rapids, 39) Kelly Rabbins 35-36) Angle Ridge- Time l;Budwelser 12, Blue Moon 1; Bren, SW, 1:09.92; 4, J. Dykstra, PC, American League Stolen bases (59) — Vina 15, Va- Mich. Ford, 174.520. way 38-35) Krlstal Parker 35-38) Jenn Beach, Calif, and Natasha Zvereva, Belarus, def. Mlho Saekl and Yuka Village Lanes 6, Crystal Corner 5 76'— Jay Blasl, Maple Bluff; Scott 1:11.21; 5, L. Koenlg, SEAA, 1:11.94; 6, lentin 9, Clrlllo 7, Burnltz 7, Grlssom 6, 39. (19) , Cerrltos, Kangas 37-36) Stefanla Croce 36-37. Badger: Drexel Interiors 8, PJ's 6; K.PIummer.MO, 1:13.02. ANAHEIM ANGELS — Purchased Loretta 5, Nllsson 2, Martinez 2, Calif. Ford, 173.789. 40. (11) Brett 74 — Llselatte Neumann 36-38) Yoshlda Japan, 6-1,6-0. Schwendemann, Odona Hills; Dan Ihe contract of INF Troy Glous from First round Wilson's 4, Bowl-A-Vard 3; Necker- Wubbels, Blackhawk; Ed Sheffield, 100 Individual medley: 1, K. Kin- Hughes 1, Jackson 1, Jaha 1, Levls 1, Pro Bodlne, Chemung, N.Y. Ford, Jull Inkster 34-40; Vlckl Fergon 37-37) man Agency 14, Dudley's 6 ney, CH, 1:31.94; 2, S. Hodullk, SW, Vancouver of the PCL. Optioned LHP 173.745. 41. (16) , JoAnne Corner 38-36) Amy Benz 39- Elena Llkhovtseva Russia, and Al Blackhawk) Mike Acker, Yahara Jenkins 1, Motheny 1. Suglyama, Japan, def. Klmberly Pa, Men's slow-pitch Hills; Mike Flynn, Yahora Hills; Rob 2:34.76; 3, B. Jacobs, RW, 2:35.74; 4, J. Jarrod Washburn to Vancouver. Hit by pitch (50) — Vina IB, Jaha NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK Franklin, WIs., Ford, 173.726. 42. (35) 35) Jackie Gallagher-Smith 36-38) Eva Bear: Blue Moan 7, Blue Moon Ma- Dvkstra, PC 2:37.17; 5, K. Smith, RW, Transferred RHP Mike James and IB CUMMINS 100 Darrell Waltrlp, Franklin, Tenn. Dahllof 36-38) Krlstl Coats 37-37) Lucl- Incline Village, Nev. and Nicole Pratt, . Peters, Cherokee; Lew Brooks, Bish- 6, Errors (75) — Valentin 19, Clrlllo 7, Australia, 2-6,6-1,6-0. rines 5; Babes 23, Old Town Pub 7; ops Bay; David Hackwarthy, Maple 2:37.60) 6, B. Blrk, RW, 2:37.65. Todd Greene to 60-day disabled list. Burnltz 7, Matheny 5, Vina 5, Nllsson Al Clermont, Ind. Chevrolet, 173.606. 43. (9) r-Jerry Na- ana Bemvenutl 35-39. Big Dean's Cafe 12, Jingles At The deau, Donbury, Conn. Ford, 173.568. 75 — Muffin Spencer-Devlin 35-40) Bluff; Mike Hayes, Nakoma; Kevin 100 breastslroke: 1, K. Smith, RW, 4, Grlssom 3, Jaha 3, Newfleld 3, Thursday's final results Coliseum 9 Nurml, Yahara Hills; Dorsey Allison, 1:19.40) 2, R. Saltier, SW, :21.17; 3, A. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Traded (Starting positions In parentheses) 44, (75) , Rockbrldge Baths, Carolyn Hill 37-36) Elaine Crosby 34- Hamelln 2, Hughes 2, Loretta 2, Va. Ford, 173.377.45. (78) Gary Brad- 41) Helen Dobson 38-37. Buffalo: Re-Max 8, Road Kill Cafe Yahora Hills; Jeremy Dlebllng, Black- Adler, Ml, 1:21.40; 4, S. Hodullk, SW, C Charlie O'Brien to the Anaheim Reyes 2, Wlckman 2, Eldred 2, Myers 1. (3) , Spring Lake, '6; Big Ten Pub 14, Villa Tap 10; Cen- hawk; Jeff Hosklng, Yahara Hills. 1:21.53; 5, E. Gruebllng, CH, 1:21/74; 6, Angels for LHP Jason Stockstlll and berry, Chelsea, Ala. Ford, 173.177.46. 76 — Karln Mundlnger 36-40) J. Goodman, SW, 1:22.11. 1, Woodall 1, Juden 1, Jenkins 1, Mich. Chevrolet, 200, 77.235 mph, (96) Hut Strlcklln, Calera, Ala. Chev- Heather Lee 38-38. tury 21 17, Sports Pub 4 77 — Brian Thacker, Cherokee; RHP Brian Tokarse. Purchased the Owens 1, Woodard 1, Others 1. $37,955. 2. (19) Tony Roper, Fair PREPS Cardinal: Parman's 11, Coaches Eric Paulson, Yahara Hills; Ed Mur- 100 butterfly: 1, J. Flint, PC contract of RHP Chad Bradford from' rolet, 173.140. 47. (07) r-Dan Pardus, 77 — Jadv Anschutz 36-39; An- 1:06.76; 2, K. Klnney, CH, 1:09.60; 3, K. Grove, Mo. Ford, 100,110,305. 3. (6) Daytona Beach, Fla. Chevrolet, nette DeLuca 39-38) a-Bobbl Brandon 10; Rustic Tavern 11, Coaches 8;Mal- phy, Nakoma; Mark Dalcbroux, Calgary of Ihe PCL. PITCHING , Upland, Calif. Ford, latt Pharmacy 18, Dirty Dozen 10 Odana Hills; Jeff Nelson, Blackhawk; Llebmann, HP, 1:09.94; 4, K. Frye, 171.611. 46. (30) Derrlke Cope, Spana- 37-40. 1:11.27; 5, A. Adler, Ml, 1:12.73; 6, S. Ip h bb so w-l era 100,518,145.4. (13) , Lap- way, Wash. Pontlac, 172.173. 49. (15) 60 — Laura Wltvoet 36-44. Baseball Clover: Wiggles 12, Wilson's 8; Ed Gulllckson, Odana Hills; Mike — Acti- orte, Ind. Ford, 100, $11,945. 5. (16) Wonders Pub II 7, Crystal Corner 6; Grcenhalgh, Maple Bluff; Wynn Gren- Banner, SEAA, 1:12.78. vated 2B Scott Splezlo from the 15- Smith...... 2.0 101 0-0 0.00 r-Loy Allen Jr. Raleigh, N.C. Ford, 83 — Shelly Stauffer 44-39. BOYS Plunk 4.0 1330-a 0.00 Lonnle Rush, Plckerlngton, Ohio, 170.509. 50. (95) r-Bob Schacht, Chi- 85 — Shirley Furlong 43-41. WIAA SUMMER Wonders Pub 110, Plaza Whippets 7 dahl, Cherokee; Jeff Slmonson, Maple day disabled list. Sent OF Jack Volgt TOURNAMENT Cypress: Red Shed 13, The Guitar Bluff; Stu Grendahl, Cherokee; Don 11-12 Weathrs. 15.1 13 3 11 1-0 1.76 Chevrolet, 100, (10,620. 6. (1) Randy cago, Chevrolet, 168.442 50 freestyle: 1, K. Mullee, RW, to Edmonton of the PCL. Tolsma, Meridian, Idaho, Chevrolet, At Stevens Point Shop 11; Badger Bowl 21, Wilson's 10; Becker, Cherokee; Robin Neltiel, Ya- Myers— 36.0 33 11 32 2-1 1.69 TC Carpet 23, Sports Pub 10 29.90; 2, C. Fischer, SEAA, 31.05; 3, E. Wckman 61.2 56 13 54 5-6 2.48 200, $9,070. 7. (14) Greg Blffle, Van- Thursday's semifinal results hara Hills; Scott Rosa, Odana Hills; — Traded Cederburg 15, Ashland! Elk: Ferguson 11, First Choice Mike Burke, Maple Bluff. Welton, Ml, 3H31; 4, J. Harper, 31.51; Patrick... 47.0 42 14 11 4-1 3.06 couver, Wash. Ford, 100, $8,720. B. 5, P. Adslt, PC 31.97; 6, M. Hudson, 1B-DH Mike Stanley to the Boston (15) , Newton, N.C. Nlcalet5,GlenwoodCllv3 Dental 5; Anchor Bank 23, Jingles 9; 78 — Greg Moser, Cherokee; Tom Red Sox for RHP Peter Munro and Woodrd.. 101.1 96 16 67 8-5 3.20 CYCLING Thursday's championship result Benlamln Plumbing 11, capital Fitzgerald, Nakoma; Sam Bcson- WSSC 32.07. Fox 35.2 34 12 46 0-1 3.53 , 200, $6,795. 9. (10) Ran Bar- 50 backstroke: 1, J. Harper, HP, RHP Joy Yennaco. GOLF Nlcolet 6, Cederburg 4 Bombers 2 Cronc, Nakoma; Tim Sweeney, Na- Karl 129.1 143 47 72 6-5 3.90 field, Florence, S.C. Chevrolet, 200, Fox: L.W. Meyer 8. Son 21, PJ's 13; 35.54; 2, T, Mullee, RW, 36.06; 3, M. $7,720. 10. (7) Jay Sauter, West koma; Chuck Iverson, Blackhawk; Reyes 46.1 47 26 50 5-0 4.10 Buckeye Inn 7, Apt. Product Supply- Kevin Hughes, Nakoma; Dick Masse, Hudson, WSSC, 36.41; 4, K. Foust, SW, - Woodall.. 65.2 60 27 45 4-5 4.20 Sotem, WIs. Chevrolet, 100, $8,795. Tour de France Gearheads 0 (forfeit); 4th Quarter 9, Yahara Hills; Doug Swonson, The 37.15; 5, A. Grlnde, SEAA, 37.36; 6, B. 11. (9) Kevin Harvlck, Bakersfleld, Activated RHP Felix Rodriguez from Eldred.... 133.0 157 61 86 4-B 4.80 Pro 18TH STAGE Soft Bolls 8 Meadows; Henry Newell, Odana Hills; Bush, SEM, 37.53. Juden...... 129.1 136 63101 7-9 5.15 Calif. Chevrolet, 200, $7,420. 12. (16) 100 Individual medley: 1, M. Karri- 15-day disabled list. Optioned RHP PGA 135.5 miles Hickory: Babes 13, WEA Insur- Eric Popovlch, The Meadows; Jeff Bob Wolcott to Tucson of the PCL. Mercds... 32.0 42 9 11 2-1 6.75 , Wisconsin Rapids, CITY/AREA ance Group 11; Oakcrest Dry Marti- Gunderson, The Meadows; Blair An- mcl,'RW, 1:11.66; 2, C. Fischer, SEAA, WIs. Ford, 100. 13. (17) Stacy Cam- ST. JUDE CLASSIC Alx-les-Balns, Prance 1:17.71; 3, A. Lerner, 1:18.78; 4, N. Others.... 112.2 137 42 81 4-9 6.07 At Memphis, Tenn. To Neuchotel, Switzerland nis 7, Jasle's 6; Echo Tap III 13, Echo dresen, Blackhawk. ATLANTA BRAVES — Traded pion, Hurt, Va. Ford, 100, $7,370. 14. 79 — Greg Thompson, Bishops Johnson, Ml, 1:18.63) 5, T. Mullee, RW, Team.. 975.1 102035770355-53 4.11 Thursday's first-round leaders 1, Tom Steels, Belgium, Mapel, 4 Top 12 1:19.76)6, A. Olive, RW, 1:11.84. RHP David Cortes and LHP Mike Earned runs (457) — Eldred 71, (4) Jimmy Henslev, Rldgeway, Va. 65 — Nick Price 34-31; Paul Az- hours, 53 minutes, 27 seconds. 2, Erik Baseball Ivy: Mr. Robert's Killer Bee's 25, Bay; Mike Prltzkow, Nakoma; Mark Dodge, 100, 59,330. 15. (14) Butch Vance, Maple Bluff; John Golden, 50 breaststroke: 1, Kammel, RW, Porzlo to Ihe for 1B Juden 74, Karl 56, Woodall 40, Wood- Inger 33-32; Russ Cochran 32-33. Zabel, Germany, Telekom, same Pitcher's Pub 3; Team Walleye IS, 37.87) 2, C. Mledaner, PC 39.54; 3, A. Greg Colbrunn. ard 36, Mercedes 14, Reyes 12, Wlck- Miller, Coopersvllle, Mich. Dodge, 66 — Mark Carnevale 35-31; a- time. 3, Stuart O'Grady, Australia, SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC Hoops/Union Cab Road Hogs 3; Blackhawk; John Klus, Cherokee; Joe 100, $7,395. 16. (27) Randy Renfrow, Attontlc: Black & Tans 7, Big 10 Calloway, Odana Hills; Kyle Pltzner, Lerner, WSSC 39.57; 4, S. Heuslnger, man 17, Patrick 16, Fox 14, Myers 6, Davld Gossett 31-35; Dannie Ham- CAN, same time. 4, Robbie McEwan, Sports Pub Irregulars 10, Kale's Colli- HFSC 40.73) 5, Z. Shcllne, Ml, 41.59; 6, CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned RHP Weathers 3, Others 76. Wilson, N.C. Dodge, 100, $6,210. mond 34-32; Scott Hoch 34-32. Australia Rabaobank, same time. 5, Pub 4) Big 10 Athletic Supply 8, Laurel sion 5 Nakoma; David Meier. 17. (33) Rick Carelll, Denver, Chev- 80 — Nlles Bokke, Maple Bluff; A. Olive, RW, 42.31. Rodney Myers to Iowa of the PCL. Saves (30) — Wlckman 17, Myers 67 — Neal Lancaster 33-34; Dud- Jacky Durand, Fance, Casino, some Tavern 7 Klondike: Nitty Gritty 6, Has Been 50 butterfly: 1, K. Mullee, RW, Transferred RHP Jereml Gonzalez to 1, Others 12. rolet, 100, $7,170. IB. (11) Wayne An- ley Hart 34-33; Larry Rlnker 31-36; time. 6, Leon Van Bon, Netherlands, Northern: Laser Source/Celler Bar 4; Echo Tap I 22, Babes 2i Echo Tap II Charles Camp, The Meadows; Tom derson, WlldwoooV Fla. Ford, 200, B, Rick's Olde Golde 1; Wanda's B, Potter, Yahara Hills; Rick Gotzlon, 31.34; 2, A. Grlnde, SEAA, 33.95; 3, N. the 60-day disabled list. Kevin Wentworth 35-32; P.H. Hargan Rabobank, same time. 7, Francois 22, Credit 16 Johnson, Ml, 34.36; 4, E. Welton, Ml, $6,370. 19. (11) B.A. Wilson, Bonham, III 32-35; Kevin Sutherland 31-36; Simon, France, GAN, same time. 8, CG's 4 Monona: Those Guys 22, Mr. Rob- Bishops Bay; Jim Garnet, Nakoma; Tom Thles, Yahora Hills; Jackson 35.17; G. Rlchtcrs, RW, 35.49) 6, P. CINCINNATI REDS — Placed OF Chasing Maris Texas, Ford, 200, $6,070. 20. (26) Brandel Chamblee 32-35. Nicolas Jalabert, France, Cofldls, erts 10; Bon Chance 7, Wanders Pub Adslt, PC 36.70. Mike Frank on the 15-day disabled Terry Cook, Sandusky, Ohio, Chevro- 68 — Kirk Triplet! 36-32; Loren some time. 9, Aert Vlerhouten, Neth- NATIONAL BASEBALL CONGRESS XTC 3; Wet Noodle 23, Henry's Hit- Emerson, The Meadows; Tony Lar- CLASS AA STATE TOURNAMENT son, Blackhawk. 13-14 list, retroactive to July 27. How baseball's top sluggers are let, 199, $6,145.11. (32) Scot Walters, Roberts 35-33; Robert Damron 35-33; erlands, Robobank, same time. 10, ters 1 ' 100 freestyle: 1, N. Welton, Ml, faring In their pursuit of Roger Moris' Louisville, Ky. Chevrolet, 190, $5,970. Tim Conley 33-35; Keith Cleorwotcr Vlatcheslav Dlavanlon, Russia, Big- At Watertown Northern: Oakcrest MBL 16, Nolo 61 — Bill Von Meyer, Odano Hills; FOOTBALL Mike Sowlnskl, Odana Hills; Pete 1:00.18; 2, P. Kelcny, RW, 1:01.99) 3, Z. record af 61 home runs for the New 22. (30) Kevin Cywlnskl, Maslnee, 33-35; Bob Estes 35-33; Bradley mat, same time. 11, Pascal Chanteur, Tonight's games Contendere 15; Clinic-Blue Moon 24, Hellenbrand, Ml, 1:04.03; 4, J. Coyle, France, Casino, same time. 12, Oscar Oconomowoc 50's vs. Hartland, Grefshelm, Odana Hills; Frank York Yankees In 1961: WIs. Ford, 198, $5,920.13, (28) Randy • Hughes 34-34. Old Town Pub-FEJ 4 MO, 1:04.51; 5, M. Dickey, RW, BALTIMORE RAVENS — Signed MacDonald, Canada, Ford, 198, 69 — Rocco Mediate 34-35; Scott Pozzl, Italy, Aslcs, same "time. 13, 6:30 p.m. Ocean: Overdogs 8, Mlnutemen 7; O'Meara The Meadows; Rob Pen- Watertown vs. Milwaukee Merrill field, The Meadows; John Aehl, Na- 1:05.26) 6, L. Albert, PC 1:05.39. DB-KR Tyrone Hughes. Through team's 107th game $5,870. 24. (10) Scott Hanson, Green Verplank 36-33; Bob Tway 34-35; Lee Foblo Sochi, Italy, Poltl, same time. Couznofskl's 14, The Team 3; Data 100 backstroke: 1, N. Weltan, Ml, Bay, WIs. Ford, 190, $5,810. 25. (21) Janzen 34-35; John Rlegger 35-34; 14, George Hlncaple, Charlotte, N.C. Hills, 8:30 p.m. Gold 15, Strange Gloves 7 koma; Larry Von Epps, The U.S. Postal, same time. 15, Peter Far- Saturday's games Meadows. 1:07.88; 2, N. Hudson, WSSC 1:12.85; 3, — Waived WR Mark McGwire, St. Louis 45 Gary St. Amant, Columbus, Ohio, Mike Weir 36-33; Jay Don Bloke 32- Women's fast-pitch P. Kelney, RW, 1:13.54; 4, G. Pallonl, Terry Guess. 37; Omar Urestl 37-31 Hal Sultan 34- azlln, Belgium Lotto, same time. Milwaukee Orioles vs. Sparta Alaska: Braun Electric 11, Adver- 62 — Brian Karlovlch, Blackhawk; Ken Griffey Jr. Seattle 41 Chevrolet, 197, $5,795. 26. (31) Andy Miller, 9:30 a.m. Cliff Whlttemore, Odana Hills. SW, 1:17.11)5, C. Rlchler, NK, 1:18.18; HOCKEY Roger Marls 41 Houston, Hickory, N.C, Chevrolet, 35; Esteban Toledo 33-36; Bob Friend Other U.S. Postal riders tising Creations 9; Bowl-A-Vard 6, 6, J. Anderson, HFSC, 1:19.62. 35-34; Glen Day 36-31; Shaun Mlcheel 29, Jean-Cyril Robin, France, U.S. Lannon vs. Wlnona Chiefs, noon. 83 — Steve Hlrd, Nokoma; Bryan 194, $6,745.27. (5) , Mllwau- Exeland Braves vs. Oconomowoc- Laural Tavern 4; villa Tap 10, Mr. Armstrong, Blackhawk; Tom 100 Individual medley: 1, AA. Nelsh, kle, Ore. Ford, 193, $6,720.16. (1) Ron 34-35. Postal, same time. 17, Darlusz Bora- Roberts 7 Ml, 1:09.96; 2, M. Grunwold, RW, Through team's 108th State golfers nowskl, Poland, U.S. Postal, same Hartland winner, 1:30 p.m. Schlnke, Nokoma. BUFFALO SABRES — Signed C Hornaday, Palmdale, Calif. Chevro- Saturday's semifinals Colorado: Harmonla's Hitters 9, In- 64 — Van Stoutt, Maple Bluff; Les 1:10.21; 3, A. Olson, WSSC 1:10.90; 4, Domenlc Plttls and C Craig Fisher. let, 186, $6,695. 29. (36) , 71 — Jerry Kelly 33-36; Skip Ken- time. 54, Tyler Hamilton, Brookllne, terior Images 1; Tully's 10, Aery Fab M. Dickey, RW, 1:11.49; 5, C. Hoff, Ml, Greg Vaughn, San Diego 37 dall 34-37 Mass. U.S. Postal, 4 minutes, 8 sec- Orioles-Sparta Miller winner vs. Dorschled, Yahara Hills. Roger Marls 40 Carlsbad, Calif. Ford, 177, $6,670. 30. 3; Echo Tap 11, Sports Pub B 85 — Mike Jocobson, Bishops Bay; l:11.61;6,D.Mazur,MI, 1:12.91. DALLAS STARS - Signed LW 74 — J.P. Hayes 34-40. onds behind. 61, Vlatcheslav Eklmov, Lannon-Winona winner, 5 p.m. Women's slaw-pitch 100 breaslstroke: 1, Z. Helle- (25) John Balnbrldge, Hueytown, Ala. Russia U.S. Postal, 4:06. 66, Peter Waterlown-Merrlll Hills winner Craig Korth, Yahara Hills; Roger For- David Roberts lo a one-year con- Through team's 109th game Chevrolet, 170, $5,670. 31. (23) vs. Exeland-Oconomowoc-Hartland New Mexico: Fyfe's Corner Bistro mlsano, Blackhawk. nbrand, Ml 1:17.09; 2, M. Nelsh, Ml, tract. LPGA Melnert-Nlelsen, Denmark, U.S. 6, Sports Pub 1; Blue Moon 3, Wild- 1:17.68) 3, D. Mazur, 1:20.86) 4, C. Sammy Sosa, Chicago Cubs 41 Tammy Jo Kirk, Dalton, Go. Ford, DUMAURIER CLASSIC Postal, 4:08. 74, Marty Jemlson, Park winner, 7:30 p.m. ' 86 — Randy Cardorella, Yahara Roger Marls 41 147, engine, $5,670. 32. (29) Lance No- Sunday's championship wood Productions 0; Neuhauser " Hills; Ed Tallard, Blackhawk; Bab McCanna, SW, 1:23.14; 5, J. Kakatt, — An- At Windsor, Ontario City, Utah, U.S. Postal, 4:08. 83, Ml, 1:27.69; 6, M. Ewanowskl, HFSC rlck, Oklahoma City, Dodge, 147, run- Thursday's first-round leaders Frankle Andreu, Dearborn, Mich. Semifinal winners. Pharmacy 12, Schoeps 10 Armstrong, Cherokee. nounced the retirement of D Kevin Marls' 1961 pace ning, $5,670. 33. (B) Mike Wallace, St. New York: Villa Tap 7, Comdata 3; 87 — Tom Grote, Blackhawk; 1:28.27. Lowe and named him assistant . 64 —Betsy King 32-32. U.S. Postal, 8:49. 91, Pascal Derame, Essen Haus Llebchens 19, Silver Dol- 100 butterfly: A. Olson, WSSC Number, team's game number, Louis, Mo. Chevrolet, 134, engine, 65 — Meg Mallon 32-33; Wendy France, U.S. Postal, 9:54. HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE . Matt Cottan, Blackhawk; John Nogel, coach. $6,670. 34. (12) Rick Crawford, Mo- COTTAGE GROVE 7, lar 13; Players 11, Nitty Gritty 2 Nakoma. 30.59; 2, M. Grunwald, RW, 30.59; 3, C. dote and opponent: Doolan 34-31. Other Americans Hoff, Ml, 31.40; 4, J. Coyle, MO, 31.87; 42(111) —Aug. 11, at Washington. bile, Ala. Ford, 98, engine, $6,670. 66 — Dottle Pepper 32-34; Chris 17, Bobby Jullch, Glenwood FORT ATKINSON 6 Oklahoma: Jingles Slushes 10, SAN JOSE SHARKS — An- Race statistics Ft Atkinson 100 210 10 —6 81 Harmony Bar/Usual Suspects 5; Back 5, F. Kelley, MO, 32.50) 6, W. Abbs, nounced the retirement of G Kelly 43 (115) — Aug. 12, at Washington. Johnson 33-33; Tammle Green 32-34; Springs, Colo. Cofldls, 453:27. 23, PC 32.90. 44 (116) — Aug. 13, at Washington. Time of race: 1 hour 46 minutes 41 Emllee Klein 33-33; Lisa Hackney 31- Kevin Livingston, St. Louis, Cofldls, Cartage Or. 030 300 01 — 7 11 1 & Neck Rehob Center 10, Villa Tap 7; Swimming Hrudey. R. Gober and Dallman) Doggett, Regent St Retreat 13, Red Shed 9 15-16 45 (117) — Aug. 13, at Washington. seconds 35. same time. CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS 100 freestyle: 1, M. Devllt, Ml, TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Signed 46 (118) — Aug. 15, Chicago. Margin of victory: 2.02 seconds 67 — 33-34; Sally Overall standings Swatek (6) andWWoble. W — Swalek. South Carolina: Jingles Belles 16, C Jesse Belanger, Re-signed RW I, Marco Pantanl, Italy, Merca- L — R. Gaber. Rustic Tavern 4; REM-WlsconsIn 13, At Hill Farm Pool 56.63) 2, J. Brown, 57.38; 3, H. Has- 47 (119) — Aug. 16, Chicago. Caution flags: 9 for 44 laps Little 34-33; Jenny Lldback 33-34; Thursday's preliminary results tings, SW, 56.47; 4, J. Toulont, SW, Corey Spring. 46 (119) — Aug. 16, Chicago. Lead changes: 11 among 6 drivers Rosle Jones 34-33; Dawn Coe-Jones tone Una, 82 hours, 31 minutes, 51 Leading hitters — J. Gaber (FA) Players 10; Esquire 7, Villa Tap 0

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Disrud, Goode ALL-CITY SWl E ET survive, on top By Jason Wilde Sports reporter MADISON MEN'S WAUNAKEE - Afterward, they CITY GOLF barely had enough strength left to complain. The phrase "death march" came up several times. (146), and C.J. Brock, Mike Douglas "Survival of the fittest" was popu- and Matt Gerlach (147). Jaiytoo. Lemon, Brock and Gerlach, who ,'. It took an average of 6 hours for are teammates on the University of pach player to complete the sec- Wisconsin golf team, weren't even .pnd round of the Madison Men's born when Goode played his first Ci'jy Golf Tournament Friday at city tournament in 1970. The Meadows of Sixmile Creek. "It's tough to compete against .And by the time the final three- these college kids," said Goode, who some made it off the course just played collegiately at Michigan and b'efore sundown, there was barely now has two college-age sons. "I enough sunlight to see the club- can't hit the ball as far as they do jh'o,use, much less where your tee- anymore, but I try to make up for shot was headed. that by playing a little smarter." 1 It took smarts — and determi- ' In short, a very long day. nation — to be successful Friday. '"'That was the longest round of Lemon, whose 68 had him tied golf I've ever had," said co-leader with Disrud after the first round, jVIark Disrud, who followed up a shot a 78 and didn't think he first-round 68 with a 74 Friday. "I played that poorly. Brock finished mean, I teed off at 1:15 (p.m.), and with a 74 and felt like he had I got in at 6:25. Is that not insanity played terribly. T>'r' what? I don't think that's what With the tournament shifting to all about. Cherokee, the youngsters feel it is "I'm just glad I hung in there." to their advantage. • Disrud, 38, and Mike Goode, a "I feel now we're coming into 58-year-old retired oral surgeon, my territory," said Brock, who 'Hung in there the best. Goode fol- works the grounds crew at Chero- 'Idwed up a first-round 70 with a kee. "I really think it plays to the Slate Journal photo/STEVE APRS i72,' .the best score of the day and guys who play college golf. It's our Volunteer timekeepers E.G. Schramka, left, and Deborah Vandell watt for the start of a race they were working Thursday at the All-City Swim Meet. enough to forge a tie atop the territory." jeader board with Disrud at 142. Said Lemon, "I'm just ready to M-i'.'It's been a while since I've play a golf course I know." ifoeen in contention," said Goode, Of course, don't be surprised if who has finished second twice — the "old-timers" hold on. That is, if Volunteers help meet go swimmingly pnce in the 1970s and once in the they can survive for another two ^98Qs. "It's fun to play and fun to rounds. By Nick Zizzo Along with pool director ja>e in contention again." "Do I really want to play tomor- Sports reporter • All-City Swim Meet director Dave McKeith Stan Richter, McKeith started f/ Entering today's third round at row? Not really," said Disrud, who needed all the help he could get to pull off the initial wave for the meet .Cherokee Country Club, a group of finished sixth last year and ninth well over a year ago. Through six golfers are within 5 shots of the in 1996. "I'm so tired right now, I ave McKeith has spent this pool party, and some 320 volunteers meetings, they recruited about Readers — Brian Murphy (144), could care less if I ever play the past two days hosting a pool party for 30 people for the .Tjpy Bilderback (145), Jim Lemon again." D came through for him. organizational team and more than 1,200 guests. But he doesn't have to worry about the just like to do these things." manpower to pull off such a discussions began in earnest in last swimmers forgetting to put Leslie Haagensen is one of daunting task. January and February. Permits the cover on the pool after the those volunteers that doesn't "There is a certain sense of for street closures and use of Burst, Burton lead All-City Swim Meet at the Hill have a child in the meet. Her pride to know that we're doing the neighboring park, as well as souvenir and food sales were Associated Press Farm Pool concludes today. daughter, Libby, was involved this. If seems to be all working PRO GOLF As meet director, McKeith in the Hill Farm program years OK," volunteer finance procured in the weeks leading _., Pat Hurst made six straight has plenty of help in seeing ago, but Leslie sees her director Janet Lubniewski said up to the meet. birdies Friday in the du Maurier that the event goes off with all involvement as a thank-you to during a break. "I think people And then it was a matter of jCljissic in Windsor, Ontario, and bad," Pak said. "Maybe tomorrow the precision of synchronized the system. thought Ridgewood would have finding enough people to be the or Sunday I can find solid shot. I swimming. About 200 been a hard act to follow backbone of the event — the Quietly served noticed that Se Ri "I think it's a wonderful, volunteers. Pile isn't the only woman capable have two days left. I have chance." volunteers from Hill Farm and healthy thing for the kids to be because their pool is so much of/Winning two major champion- Madison's Sherri Steinhauer another 120 from the other bigger, and they have so many "You get to the point where doing," she said. "I just wanted you think, 'Where are they ships this year. shot a 71 Friday and is at 3-under participating pools have given to help." more swim-team families that '- Hurst, who won her first major 141. their time and energy for the people didn't have to work as going to come from?' and then in the Dinah Shore in March, shot Lancaster, Price share lead: three-day event. Haagensen was one of the many shifts. I don't think the next thing you know it's raH 7-under-par 65 and shared the Neal Lancaster shot a 6-under 65 "Without them this probably many who answered a sign-up people thought we could do it." almost like, 'How am I going to |lead with after to catch Nick Price at 10-under would never come off. A lot of sheet posted at the pool last By his own admission, coordinate all the people?' " •two rounds of the lowest scoring in 132 for a share of the second- the people working here have year. Other responded through McKeith "evolved into the McKeith said. "It all happened lLf!GA major championship his- round lead in the PGA St. Jude kids in the program, so it's just newsletters and good old- position" as director after his in less than a week." tory. Classic in Memphis, Tenn. natural they would do fashioned word-of-mouth. ideal plan for four co-directors Lubniewski then put the ''•Burton, whose birdie-eagle fin- Price backed up his opening- something," McKeith said. A smaller pool than some of fell through. 37th annual meet into ish gave her a 64, and Hurst were round 65 with a 67. "And some people like to be in the others at the meet, Hill "Dave has the job none of us perspective. afc!32. They were 1 stroke ahead of The big mover of the round was the thick of things. We probably Farm is quelling doubts it wanted," Lubniewski said with "It's just a nice thing to do fJEst-round leader Betsy King Glen Day, who eagled both par-5s have eight or 10 women that would not have enough a laugh. for the kids." going into the weekend, with An- on the front side and shot a 64, the n.ika Sorenstam and Meg Mallon low round of the tournament. Day Another stroke back at 134. was alone in third at 9-under. r,. "I'm just quietly going along, Jerry Kelly of Madison fired a 69 apii that's the way I like it," Hurst and is at 2-under 140. WNBA Associated Press ing the first former NBA player to throw with 2 seconds remaining to said. Duval leads: Bob Duval fired a guide a WNBA team. give Detroit (12-10) a win over Julie Rousseau's one-year rise Woolridge then went out and Sacramento (6-16) in Auburn , ,.,Pak, trying to become the first 6-under 66 to tie Gil Morgan for from high school coaching to the .ivqman since in 1986 the lead after the first round of won his debut, as Hills, Mich. £6 ...win three majors in a season the PGA Senior Utah Showdown WNBA ended Friday when she scored eight of her 13 points in the The Shock's Sandy Brondello and the first in Park City. Sparks fire was fired after the Los Angeles final 4 minutes, 32 seconds as the hit the first of two free throws since Ben Hogan in 1953 to win Morgan and Duval were a Sparks stumbled to a 7-13 record Sparks beat the , with 6.1 seconds left, but missed three in a row, played another dozen strokes better than baseball in a season her team was expected 71:56, in Inglewood, Calif. the second. Brown grabbed the re- •lackluster round — a 2-under 70 Hall of Famer Johnny Bench, who to contend for the playoffs. Shock 78, Monarchs 77: bound and hit a short jumper to ,that left her 7 strokes off the lead. carded a 78 in his debut on the Rousseau Assistant Orlando Woolridge Cindy Brown converted an offen- give Detroit its first lead since 5','.-''My game not good, but not senior tour. was named interim coach, becom- sive of a missed free early in the second half. '

Madison, Wis. 5373, having been filed with the ten (10) days, or within such time as may be Dane County, Wisconsin, the real estate and Yr: 1998; Res: 63; Amt: $2,600; From: Human ment to be sold, located at 2163 Independence Probate Registrar. allowed upon application to the Court, and must mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to Services/Children, Youth & Family/TBD- Circle. Cottage Grove, Wisconsin, and molt LEGAL NOTICES IT IS ORDERED THAT: file his answer to the Complaint within twenty be sold, and therein described as follows: Neighborhood Supervision; To: Human Serv- particularly described as follows: 1. The application be heard at the Dane County (20) days after filing his claim. A copy of any Unit 6966, The Windsor Condominiums of Park ices/Children, Youth & Family/Stoughton Office. Lot Twenty-six (26) American Heritage, in'the Courthouse, Madison, Wisconsin, Room 305, on claim made, or of any pleadings filed, must be Ridge, a Condominium in the City of Madison, Yr: 1998; Res: 63; Amt: $3,250; From: Human Town of Cottage Grove, Dane County, Wisconsin. August 18, 1998 at 9:00 a.m., or thereafter. served upon the United States Attorney for the Dane County, Wisconsin. Services/Economic Assistance/Moving Expense; TERMS OF SALE: STATE OF WISCONSIN 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before Western District of Wisconsin, P.O. Box 1585, Tax Parcel No.: 60-0708-362-1360-6 To: Human Services/Children, Youth & Fam- Down payment of not less than ten percent (10%) ! . ' CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY October 16, 1998, or be barred. Madison, Wisconsin 53701-1585. The aforementioned property is located at 6966 ily/Stoughton Office. in cash at time of sale, balance of purchase price. , ORDER GIVING NOTICE /si Daniel A. Breunig Any person wishing to file a petition for remis- Park Ridge Drive, Madison, Wisconsin. Yr: 1998; Res: 72; Amt: $20,000; From: Land in cash, to be paid upon confirmation of the'sale <••••• TO CREDITORS Probate Court Commissioner sion or mitigation of this judicial forfeiture should Terms of Sale: 10% downpayment at time of sale, Conservation/Sugar River Watershed; To: General as provided by law. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF July 15. 1998 do so within thirty (30) days in accordance with balance due ten days after confirmation. Pur- Fund. Dated: JULY 29, 1998. BO.NITA L. MUELLER David J. Ross. Attorney the procedures set forth in Title 28, Code ol chaser shall pay all costs of sale as well as any Yr: 1998; Res: 72; Amt: $15,000; From: General /s/ Gary H. Hamblin, Sheriff All.'application has been filed for informal ad- 14 W. Main St., P.O. Box 16 Federal Regulations, Part 9, as amended (effective unpaid real estate taxes and special assessments. Fund; To: Land Conservation/LTE-Sugar River. Dane County, Wisconsin ministration of the estate of the above named Evansville, Wis. 53536 August 31, 1987). In addition to following those Dated this 22nd day of July, 1998. Yr: 1998; Res: 72; Amt: $5,000; From: General STROUD, STOUD, WILLINK. THOMPSON &•'' person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, PUB. WSJ: July 18. 25 and August 1, 1998 procedures, a copy of any petition for remission «/ Gary Hamblin. Sheriff, Dane County Fund; To: Land conservation/Sugar River Ex- HOWARD whose post office address was 2114 Lakeland or mitigation shall be filed with the seizing Frank J. Bucaida pense. Attorneys for Plaintiff Avenue, Madison, Wl 53704, and all interested STATE OF WISCONSIN agency, that is, the United States Marshal, United Axley Brynelson, LLP Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. 1 to 85; Amt: $87,709; P.O. Box 2236 persons have waived notice. CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY States Courthouse, Room 440, 120 North Henry Attorneys for Plaintiff From: Sheriff/Security Services/Prisoner Board Madison, Wl 53701 IT, IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be ORDER GIVING NOTICE Street, Madison. Wisconsin 53703. P.O. Box 1767 Revenue; To: General Fund. (608)257-2281 filed'on or before October 30, 1998, or be barred. TO CREDITORS Date: July 15, 1998 Madison, Wl 53701-1767 Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. 1 to 85; Amt: $213,391; This communication is from a debt collector ami If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or Case No. 98 PR 780 ISI DALLAS S. NEVILLE (608) 257-5661 From: Sheriff/Security Services/Prisoner Board- is an attempt to collect a debt and any informa- services because of a disability, call 266-4678 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF United States Marshal PUB. WSJ: July 25, August 1, 8. 15, 22 and 29. 1998 Huber Revenue; To: General Fund. tion obtained will be used for that purpose. |15 (TOO 266-4625) and ask for the Court ADA JOSEPH M. WAGNER, JR., Deceased. Western District of Wisconsin Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. I to 85; Amt: $7,700; From: U.S.C. s.!692E(ll)l. Coordinator. An application has been filed for informal ad- PUB. WSJ: July 18, 25 and August 1. 1998 STATE OF WISCONSIN General Fund; To: Sheriff/Administration/Misc. PUB. WSJ: August 1,8. 15, 22, 29 , . *' " BY THE COURT: ministration of the estate of the above named CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Deputy Supplies. and September 5, 1998 " . i : Is/ David A. Flesch person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, STATE OF WISCONSIN ORDER GIVING NOTICE Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. 1 to 85; Amt: $72,240; Probate Court Commissioner whose post office address was 4026 Steinies CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY TO CREDITORS From: General Fund; To: Sheriff/Security Serv- STATE OF WISCONSIN - •• July 29, 1998 Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53714, and all inter- ORDER GIVING NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ices/Personal Services. CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY ''>. Robert H. Brigham, Attorney ested persons have waived notice. TO CREDITORS WALTER E. COTTINGTON Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. 1 to 85; Amt: $11,000; -PROBATE- 2628 Milwaukee St. IT IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be Case No. 98 PR 257 An application has been filed for informal ad- From: General Fund; To: Sheriff/Security Serv- NOTICE TO CREDltORS Mndison, Wl 53704 filed on or before October 13. 1998. or be barred. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ministration of the estate of the above named ices/Buildings & Grounds Repr. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF PUB. WSJ: August 1, 8 and 15, 1998 If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or HIDEO YAMATE person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. 1 to 85; Amt: $20,000; ROBERT H. IRRMANN. Deceased services because of a disability, call 266-4678 An application has been filed for informal ad- whose post office address was 4809 Hob St., From: General Fund; To: Sheriff/Security Serv- An application has been filed for Informal'Ad- (TDD 266-4625) and ask for the Court ADA ministration of the estate of the above named Madison, Wl 53716, and all interested persons ices/Jail Inmate Education. ministration of the estate of the above n?med i.''. > STATE OF WISCONSIN have waived notice. , , CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Coordinator. person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, Yn 1998; Res: Sub. 1 to 85; Amt: $76,100; person, of the City of Madison, Dane County. 1 >M PUBLISHED NOTICE BY THE COURT: whose post office address was 3114 Creek View IT IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be From: General Fund; To: Sheriff/Security Serv- Wisconsin, whose post office address was 334 W. Case No. 98 SC 6621 Isl David A. Flesch Drive, Middleton, Wl 53562, and all interested filed on or before October 16, 1998, or be barred. ices/Ferris Center Furnishings. Doty Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703. ,- > Defendant Probate Court Commissioner persons have waived notice. If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or I hereby certify that the above transfers were IT IS ORDERED THAT: -» Jeiinifer Schenk July 13. 1998 IT IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be services because of a disability, call 266-4678 made by the County Board. All creditors' claims must be filed on 'or before Philip J. Croak, Attorney filed on or before October 30, 1998, or be barred. (TDD 266-4625) and ask for the Court ADA Sis Joseph T. Paris! October 29, 1998, or be barred. 23.20 Darwin Road Coordinator. 6;o Avis Rent-A-Car 4703 Monona Drive If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or Dane county Clerk BY THE COURT: Madison, Wl 53716 services because of a disability, call 266-4678 BY THE COURT: PUB. WSJ: August I, 1998 Isl Daniel A. Breuniu Madison. Wl 53704 is/ Peggy J. Young You- are being sued by Munz Corporation as PUB. WSJ: July 18, 25 and August 1, 1998 (TDD 266-4625) and ask for the Court ADA Probate Registrar Coordinator. Deputy Register in Probate July 29. 1998 agent for Meadowvlew a Wisconsin Corporation July 15. 1998 STATE OF WISCONSIN til ^mall claims court. A hearing will be held at STATE OF WISCONSIN BY THE COURT: CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY David Y. Collins (COLLINS & HENDERSON) 1st Daniel A. Breunig Robert H. Brigham, Atty. P.O. BOX 777 the Dane County Courthouse, 210 Martin Luther CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY 2628 Milwaukee St. ORDER GIVING NOTICE Kihg Jr. Blvd., Madison, Wisconsin, Room GRID, ORDER GIVING NOTICE Probate Registrar TO CREDITORS Beloit, Wisconsin 53512-0777 July 29, 1998 Madison, Wl 537Q4 PUB. WSJ: August 1, 8 and 15, 1998 " on August 19. 1998, at 10:30 a.m., or thereafter, TO CREDITORS PUB. WSJ: July 18. 25 and August I, 1998 Case No. 98 PR 309 (f you do not appear, a judgment may be given Case No. 98 PR 781 Tamiko Yamate, Personal Representative IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 3114 Creek View Drive to the person suing you. A copy of the claim has IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF COUNTY OF DANE DAVID L. DUNLAP STATE OF WISCONSIN , . been mailed to you at the address above. MAUR1NE E. WIEDHOLZ. also known as Middleton, Wl 53562 An application has been filed for informal ad- CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY " PUB. WSJ: August 1, 8 and 15, 1998 TRANSFERS OF FUNDS -':."' PUB. WSJ: August I, 1998 MAURINE ELIZABETH WIEDHOLZ Adopted by the County Board on July 23, 1998. ministration of the estate of the above named NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE An application has been filed for informal ad- Approved by the County Executive on July 27, person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, Case No. 97-CV-3427 STATE OF WISCONSIN whose post office address was 1122 Waban Hill, NORWEST MORTGAGE, INC., " , ' STATE OF WISCONSIN ministration of the estate of the above named CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY 1998. • ['•" CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, Year: 1998; Resolution Sub. 1 to 81; Amount: Madison, Wisconsin 53711, and all interested Plaintiff, BRANCH 9 persons have waived notice. vs. .. , ORDER GIVING NOTICE whose post office address was 1009 North High NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE $344,200; From: Airport-Retained Earnings; To: ' ' TO CREDITORS Point Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53717, and all IT IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be DONALD G. JOHNSON, III; Case Number 97-CV-3360 Airport/Landing Area/Fuel Farm Facility. filed on or before November 2. 1998, or be KIMBERLY A. JOHNSON, his Wjfe; ;,(\., Case No. 98 PR 779 interested persons have waived notice. Foreclosure of Mortgage Yr: 1998; Res: Sub. 2 to 83; Ami: $175,000; IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF IT IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be barred. and HOME SAVINGS BANK, . *"o FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK From: Airport-Retained Earnings; To: Air- If you require the assistance of auxlliaiy aids or , Defendants. BETTY L. S1MONSON, Deceased. filed on or before October 26, 1998, or be barred. LA CROSSE-MADISON, f/k/a port/Parking Lot/Parking Expansion. An .application has been filed for informal ad- If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or services because of a disability, call 266-4678 By virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment ot-jaid First Federal Savings Bank Yr: 1998; Res: 90; Ami: $122,231; From: Sher- (TDD 266-4625) and ask for the Court ADA Circuit Court in the above-entitled action Which ministration of the estate of the above named services because of a disability, call 266-4678 of Madison, f/k/a First Federal iff/Field Services/Domestic Violence Grant; To: person, domiciled in Dane County, Wisconsin, (TDD 266-9138) and ask for the Court ADA Coordinator. was entered on March 19, 1998, I shall expose Savings and Loan Association of General Fund. BY THE COURT: for sale and sell at public auction at Roonr3o02 whose post office address was 1826 Helene Coordinator. Madison, a corporation organized fr. 1998; Res: 90; Ami: $94,198; From: General Pftkway'#«, Madison, Wisconsin 53711, and all BY THE COURT: /s/ David A. Flesch at the public Safety Building located at 1I5(-W. and existing under and by virtue Fund; To: Sheriff/Field Services/Personnel Serv- Probate Court commissioner Doty Street, in the city of Madison, Dane county. Interested persons have waived notice. is/ David A. Flesch of the laws of the United States ices. IT IS ORDERED THAT creditors' claims must be Probate Court Commissioner July 28, 1998 Wisconsin, on the 22nd day of September, W98, July 22, 1998 of America, Yr: 1998; Res: 90; Amt: $3,378; From: General Attorney Michelle T.L. Hernandez at 10:00 a.m., the following described premises filed on or before October 19, 1998, or be barred. Plaintiff, Fund; To: Sheriff/Field Services/Domestic Vio- If you require the assistance of auxiliary aids or Stuart C. Herro 7633 Ganser way, suite 100 or so much thereof as may be sufficient ,a» to vs. lence-POS. raise the amount due to the plaintiff for principal, sifvices because of a disability, call 266-4678 DeWitt Ross & Stevens. S.C. Yr: 1998; Res: 90; Amt: $20,495; From: General Madison. Wl 53719-2002 8000 Excelsior Drive, Suite 401 BARBARA L. BERRY PUB. WSJ: August 1, 8 and 15. 1998 interest and costs, together with the disburse- ffpD 266-4625) and ask for the Court ADA 6966 Park Ridge Drive Fund; To: Sheriff/Field Services/Domestic Vio- Coordinator. Madison. Wisconsin 53717 ments of sale and solicitors' fees, to-wit: *". PUB. WSJ: July 25. August 1 and 8, 1998 Madison, Wl 53719 lence-Capital Outlay. Lot Twenty-Nine (29), First Addition to the' *l -.T'j • BY THE COURT: ANCHORBANK, S.S.B. Yr: 1998; Res: 90; Amt: $4,160; From: General STATE OF WISCONSIN .... is/ David A. Flesch CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY Village, in the City of Stoughton, Dane county?; IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 25 West Main Street, 6th Floor Fund- To: Sheriff/Support Services/Operating Wisconsin. Tax Key No. 58-0511-064-4779-3. 1 ' Probate Court Commissioner FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN Madison, Wl 53703 Equipment Expense 111-372-3255-1809. Branch 6 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE TERMS OF SALE: 10% DOWN - CASH. MONEY )•! !•! July 13, 1998 NOTICE OF ARREST AND SEIZURE EQUITY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Yn 1998; Res: 61; Amt: $48,158; From: Human ORDER OR CERTIFIED CHECK. BALANCE, DUE Attorney Philip J. Croak Case No. 98-C-0452-S 126 S. Franklin Street Services/Economic Assistance/Supportive Housing Case No. 98 CV 1019 Foreclosure of Mortgage: 30404 WITHIN TEN DAYS OF CONFIRMATION 'OF 4703 Monona Drive UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Madison, Wl 53703, Grant; To: Human Services-Economic Assis- SALE. [, •MaUison, Wl 53716 Plaintiff Defendants. tance/Start On Success. ANCHORBANK, S.S.B., " 'PUB. WSJ: July 18, 25 and August 1, 1998 Yr: 1998; Res: 62; Amt: $170.000; From: Human Plaintiff, Dated at Madison, Wisconsin, this 22nd dayiof PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of a judg- vs. July, 1998. p -4-1 , $1,930 UNITED STATES CURRENCY, ment of foreclosure and sale entered In the above- Services/Economic Assistance Children & Family /s/ GARY HAMBLIN, Sheriff STATE OF WISCONSIN Defendant. entitled action on the 10th day of March, 1998, Incentive Grant; To: Human Services/Economic JOANE L. ECKEL, et al., Defendants. Dane county, Wisconsin CIRCUIT COURT, DANE COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON July 10, in the amount of $59,025.13 plus interest thereon Asslstnace/Communlty Aids Child Care. Hersh & Grodsky :| 1998, 1 arrested the above-named defendant(s), Yr: 1998; Res: 62; Ami: $30,000; From: Human PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of a Judg- ",.' -PROBATE- at the rale of 8.275 percent per annum on the ment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the 10555 N. Port Washington Road ["• ORDER GIVING NOTICE pursuant to a warrant of arrest issued by the mortgage executed by Barbara L. Berry, a single Services/children, Youth & Family/Children & Mequon, Wl 53092 £ Clerk of this court upon the filing of the com- Family Incentive Grant; To: Human Serv- above-entitled action on the 9th day of June, •'•-''• TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND person to the plaintiff, dated April 28, 1994, and 1998, the undersigned Sheriff of Dane County, (414)241-9339 5 , !', LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS plaint for Forfeiture in Rem in the above action. recorded on May 18, 1994, in.the Dane County ices/Children, Youth & Family/NCCD/Child Re- State Bar No. 1007770 • Hersh S Any person having or claiming an Interest in or search Center. Wisconsin will sell at public auction In Room JN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Register of Deeds Office, the undersigned Sheriff 2002 of the Public Safety Building, 115 w. Doty State Bar No. 1013787 - Grodsky 5 ROBERT L. THOMAS to said property must file his claim with the Clerk of Dane County. Wisconsin, will sell at public Yn 1998; Res: 63; Amt: $4,150; From: Human The above property Is located at 1716 Jaciaon of Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, In Services/Children, Youth & Family/Vehicle Re- Street, Madison, Wisconsin, on the 15th day of An application for informal administration of the auction on the 15th day of September, 1998, at September, 1998 at 10:00 a.m., the real estate Street. Stoughton. Wisconsin. ... Ji estate of Robert L. Thomas, Dane county, Wis- accordance with the supplemental Rules for 10:00 In the forenoon in the Public Safety Build- placement; To: Human Services/Children, Youth PUB. WSJ: July 25, August I, 8,15,22 and 29,TW8 coniiin, post office address 741 Engelhart Drive, Certain Admiralty and Maritime claims, within ing, Room 2002, 115 West Doty Street. Madison, & Famlly/Stoughton Office. and mortgaged premises directed by said judg- 6D SCOREBOARD i Wisconsin State Journal, Saturday, August 1,1998

{Car numbers In parentheses) UsAngeles 8 13 ,381 12 133 —Betsy King 64-69. PGA SENIORS 1:30 p.m. — Semifinal winners 10 a.m. — Ladysmlth vs. Mauston Koehler, SW, :42.28. Byrne, Greg Thompson, Mark Dole- BASEBALL 1, (36) Ernie Irvan, Salinas, Calif* Utah 7 14 .333 13 134 — Annlka Sorenstam 68-66; UTAH SHOWDOWN 1 p.m. — Racine 310 vs. Cottage 100 Individual medley: 1, L. Kam- broux. Pontlac, 179.394. 2, (88) Dale Jarrett, Sacramento 6 16 .273 14'/3 Meg AAallon 65-69. At Park City, Utah Friday's results Grove mel, RW, 1:26.30; 2, K. Schwager, Ml, 141 — Roger Perkins, Blair Ander- Conover, N.C., Ford, 178.596. 3, (24) x — Clinched playoff berth 135 — Becky Iverson 69-66; Tam- Friday's first-round leaders OCONOMOWOC 7, HARTLAND 1 4 p.m. — Black River Falls vs. Co- 1:27.60; 3, A. Grlnde, Sem, 1:28.35; 4, E. son, Mike Greenhdlgh, Mike Hayes. Minor league Jeff Gordon, Pltlsboro, Ind., Chevro- mle Green 66-69. 66 — Gil Morgan 34-32; Bob Duval Oconomowoc Oil 001 004—7 9 1 lumbus Abbs, PC, 1:28.51; 5, K. Noltmeyer, Mies Bakke, Slue Grendohl, Ed .GUI- let, 178.324. 4, (28) Kenny Irwln Jr., In- Friday's results 136 — Helen Altredsson 70-66; 33-33. Hartland 000 000 001 — t 9 4 7 p.m. — Wlffenberg vs. Viroqua RW, 1:31.77; A A. Lund, HP, 1:32.54. llckson, Mike Sa-wlnskl. MIDWEST LEAGUE dianapolis, Ford, 178.260. 5, (46) Jeft Detroit 78, Sacramento 77 Laura Davles 69-67; Danielle Ammac- 68 — Jerry McGee 33-35; John Ja- Olson and Raasch; Henschel and S. 50 breaststroke: I, E. Abbs, PC 163 — Jay Blasl, Robin Nejtzel, (Affiliations in parentheses) Green, Owensboro, Kyw Chevrolet, Los Angeles 71, Phoenix 56 capane 69-67; Dana Darmonn 68-6B; cobs 33-35. Sadowski. W — Otson. L — Henschel. KOLLEGE KLUB TOURNAMENT :43.57; 2, L. Llniell, Ml, :44.3o; 3, AA. Dorsev Allison. Second Half 177.915. 6, (50) , New- Today's games Catriona Matthew 68-68; Mardl Lunn 69 — Tom Wargo 35-34; Terry Dill Leading hitters — M. Bolson {0} At Stompfl Field, Verona Blrk, RW, :45.27; 4, S. Blsch, Mo, :46.45; 163 —TomThles. Eastern Division burgh, Maine, Chevrolet, 177.701. 7, Cleveland at Houston, 3 p.m. 68-68; Alicia Dlbos 68-68; Deb Richard 36-33; MIKe McCullough 35-34. 2x4, RhoadS (O) 3x4, GheW (H) 2x4, S. Friday's results 5, A. Zutt Ml, :46.56; 6, K. Nollmeyer, 164 — Bryan Armstrong, John Sadowski (H) 2x3. HR — Rhoads, W L Pet. GB (6) Mark Martin, Batesville, Ark., New York at Washington, 4:30 67-69; Tina Barrett 67-69; Dottle Pep- 70 — Bobby Stroble 37-33; Roy Kollege Klub 10, American Legion RW, :47.10. Aehl, Tim Sweeney, Bill Von Meyer. Ford, 177.588. 8, (5) Terry Lobonte, Ranta (O), C. Sadowski. 2B — M. Bol- 6 50 butterfly: 1, A. Grlnde, Se, Michigan (Red Sox) ...24 10 .706 — p.m. per 66-70. Arlnno 37-33; Kermlt Zarley 34-36; 165 — Tony Larson, Kvle Pltifler, Fort Woyne (TwInsWO IS J71 4Vj Corpus Christ!, Texas, Chevrolet, Los Angeles at Utah, 8 p.m. 137 — Allison Flnnev 70-67; Beth Vicente Fernandez 36-34; J.C.Snead son, Ghelfl 2. B8.G 7, Verona 6 :35.96; 2, L. Kdmmel, RW, :39.05; 3, B. 177.434. 9, (43) John Andretll, India- 36-34; David Graham 33-37; Dave Buschmen/BIg Ten 20, Curve Ball Davis, Se, :39.10; 4, H. Stroess, Mo, Jeff Nelson, Bob Armstrong. x-W.MIcn.(Tlgers)....1S 17 .469 8 Daniel 69-68; Wendy Word 68-69; 166 — Eric Paulson, Eric Lund. Lansing (Royals) 15 W .441 9 napolis, Pontlac, 177.239. 10, (18) Smrltl Mehra 68-69; Carln Koch 68-69; Stockton 35-35; Isoo AoKI 34-36; Jim WATERTOWN 1, 7 .-39.50; 5, L. Unjell Ml, :40.«; />, E. To- Bobby Labonte, Corpus Chrlsti, CYCLING Jenny LldbacK 67-70; Dawn Coe- Albus 35-35; Bruce Crampton 34-36; MILWAUKEE MERRILL HILLS 1 Today's games kdCh, Ml, :41.99. 167 — Eric Popavlch, Mike Burke, So.Bend(D'bocks) II 24 .314 U'/i Tony Lawson, Joe Collowoy, Ed Mur- Central Division Texas, Pontlac, 176.932. 11, (40) Ster- Jones 67-70; Emllee Klein 66-71; Lisa Joe Inmon 35-35; John Mahaffev 35- Merrll Hills 000 001 000 — 1 70 8 a.m. — Big Ten Athletic Supply BOYS .Rocktord(Cubs) 20 15 .57! — ling Marlln, Columbia, Tenn., Chevro- HacKnev 66-71. 35; DeWItt Weaver 35-35. Watertown 000 100 Olx — 2 6 1 vs. Shoe Box B-aml-under phy, John Golden, Dick Masse, Mike x-W!scnsin(AAarnrs).20 15 .571 — let, 176.849. 12. (12) Jeremy Mayfleld, Tour de France 138 — Kris Tschetter 71-67; Shanl 71 — Bruce Lehnfiard 37-34; Billy Oldenburg and Dallman; Leveraus 10:30 a.m. — American Legion vs. 25 freestyle: 1, A. Noltemeyer, RW, Jocobson. Peorlo (Cardinals) 18 16 .529 l'/i Owensboro, Ky., Ford, 176.845. 13, (7) Waugh 70-68; Michelle Estlll 69-69; King 35-36; Walter ZembrisKi 38-33; and Parish. W — Leveraus. L — Old- Verona :17.66; 2, G. Donnelly, PC, :18.05; 3, D. 168 — Steve Hlrd, Wynn Grendanl Belolt (Brewers) 15 18 .455 4 Geoff Bodlne, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, Karrle Webb 69-69; Charlotta Sore- Hugh Balocchl 35-36; Simon Hobday enburg. 1 p.m. — Curve Boll vs. Big Ten Cooper, SW, :18.39; 4, J. Snopper, 169 —Brian Karlovlch. 176.682. 14, (2) Rusty Wallace, St. 19TH STAGE nstam 69-69; Diane Barnard 69-69; Hi- 37-34; Jay Slgel 35-36; Lee Trevlno 34- Leading hitters — Luborskl (MHL) Athletic-Shoe Box loser Sem, :18.41 5, C. Johnson, PC, :18.55; 170 — Craig Korth. KoneCn!y(/Vtorllns)..lS 18 .455 4 At Autun, France Western Division Louis, Mo., Ford, 176.665. roml Kobayashl 68-70; Liz Farley 67- 37; Honk Cooper 37-34; Steve Verlato 2x3, Malewski (WJ 2x3. 2B — Blonv 3:30 p.m. — Kotlege Klub vs. B&G 6, J.Shapiro, SW, :18.81. 172 — Tom Schlnke. 15, (00) Buckshot Jones, Monti- Friday's results 71; Chris Johnson 66-72. 38-33. berg(WJ,PlrKel(W). 6 p.m. — Big Ten Athletic-Shoe 25 backstroke: 1, B. Mesller, HP, 173—Moft Cotton. x-QuadCity(Astros).19 15 .559 — 150 miles Burlington (Reds) 17 17 .500 2 cello, Ga., Chevrolet, 176.512. 16, (31) 139 — Barb AAucha 71-68; AAoIra Box winner :21.30; 2, R. Mowbray, RW, 32.13; 3, K. 174 —Van Stoutt. Le Cnaux-de-Fonds, Swttx. to Autun HOME TALENT LEAGUE CedarRpds(Angels).15 18 .455 3Vi Mike Skinner, Susanville, Calif., Chev- Dunn 71-68; Se Ri PaK 69-70; Mayuml Booske, PC :22.7S; 4, D. Cooper, SW, 175 — Les Dorscheld. Clinton (Padres) 13 20 .394 S'.i rolet, 176.488. 17, (42) Joe Nemechek, 1, Magnus Backstedt, Sweden, Hlrase 69-70; Marta Flgueras-Dottl SOCCER Chad Bieri's bases-loaded double :22.90; 5, I. Girdley, RW, :23.47; 6, C. GAN, 5 hours, 10 mtnufes, H seconds. in the top of the ninth broke the game 176 — Randy Cardonallo, Rich x — Won lirsl-nalt title Lakeland, Flo.. Chevrolet, 176.377. 18, 68-71. Softball Reid, SW, '.25.03. Gotzlon. 2, Maarten Den Bakker, Netherlands, open as Black Earth beat host Arena 100 Individual medley: I, A. Nolte- (90) Dick Trickle, Wisconsin Rapids, 140 — Lisclotte Neumann 74-66; 177 —Tom Garte. Friday's results WIs., Ford, 176.274. 19, (33) Ken Rabobank, same time. 3, Eddy Mozzo- Professional in a Home Talent League Northern meyer, RW, 1:50.39; 2. Donnelly, PC leni, Italy, Saeco, same lime. A, Pascal 71-69; Terry-Jo Myers 70- 178 — Jlno Garnet. Burlington 6, Quad City 4 Schroder, Fenton, Mo., Chevrolet, 70; Kris Monoghan 70-70; Gall Gra- Section gome Friday night. SCHOOL-COMMUNITY REC 1:51.84; 3, R. Mowbray, RW, 1:51.86; 4, Derame, France, U.S. Postal, same Coed Competitive B. Melster, HP, 1:53.41 5, B. Semenas, 183 — Roger Formlsano. Fort Wayne 6, Clinton 3 176.243. 20, (77) Robert Pressley, Ash- time. 5, Frederic Guesdon, France, ham 70-70; 70-70; Michigan 6, Cedar Rapids 4 evllle, N.C., Ford, 176.174. 21, (23) MLS BLACK EARTH 6, ARENA 2 Atlanta: Bowl-A-Vard 13, Bud Ml, 1:58.24; 6, L. Monuelll, SW, 2:02.14. 188 — John Nagle 188. FDJ, 25 seconds behind. 6, Fablo Sac- Mlchele Redman 70-70; Dina Ammac- Black Earth 210 000 003 — 6 10 2 Peorla 2, Lansing 1, 13 Innings , Berwick, Pa., Ford, capane 70-70; 69-71; Eastern Conference Light 10; Wilson's 10, Sports Pub 7; 25 breaststroke: 1, J. Snapper, Withdrew — Charles Camp, Frank South Bend 7, Kane County A chUtaly, Poltl, same time. 7, Jacky W L SOW Pts GF GA Arena 101 000 000 — 2 12 1 Harmony Discord 21, Wonders Pub 5. Sem, :24.61; 2, J. Zimmerman, Ml, O'Meara, Red Penfleld, Larry Van 176.046. 22, (13) Wallv Dallenbach Jr., Durand, France, Casino, same time. Kathy Guadagnino 68-72; Rosle Jones Rackford o, West Michigan 4 Bosoll, Colo.. Ford, 175.957. 23, (81) D.C 19 5 6 45 57 35 Turk, Haack (7) and Cowley; J. Lo- Baltimore: Alt'n Bach's 16, Insanity :25.13; 3, A. Johnson, MB, :25.25; 4, M. Epps, Ed Tallard. S, Alain Turlcchla, Ifaly, Saeco, same 67-73; Marle-Josee Rouleau 67-73; benstein, D. Lobenstein (8) and ' Beloll 2, Wisconsin 1 , St. Louis, Mo., Ford, Wendy Doolan 65-75. NY-NJ 12 9 3 32 41 36 Defense 10; Aim Bach's 17, JT Becker, Mo, :25.36; 5, J. Welton, WS, Note: Second-round scores not time. 9, Sean O'Grady, Australia, Columbus 7 11 0 27 35 30 Ederer. W — Turk. L — J. Lobenstein. Wnllney's/HBG New Media 9. :27.30; 6, T. Morgan, WS, '.27.42. provided. Today's games 175.871. 24, (4) Bobby Hamilton, Nash- GAN, same time. 10, Thierry Gouve- HI — Penny Hammel 73-68; Val ' Clinton at Fort Wayne ville, Tenn., Chevrolet, 175.867. 25, (1) Miami 10 11 5 20 26 43 Leading hitters — Cowlev (BE) Boston: Bowl-A-Vard 7, Crystal 35 butterfly: 1, 5. Stone, HP, :22.19; nou, France, GAN, same time. 11- Skinner 72-69; Dale Eggellng 72-69; 2x3, Blerl (BE) 3x5, Curtis (BE) 2x5, Cedar Rapids at Michigan Steve Park, East Northport, N.Y., TompaBay 6 17 0 18 29 44 Corner 0 (forfeit); Pooley's 13, Bowl- 2, B. Semenas, Ml, :23.81; 3, K. Baoske, WISCONSIN JUNIOR MASTERS Frankie Andreu, Dearborn, Mich., Cathy Johnston-Forbes 71-70; Anna New England 6 16 1 16 36 48 Miller (A) 2x4, Schultze (A) 3x5, Jen- Lansing at Peorla Chevrolet, 175.795. 26, (41) Steve Grls- Acker-Maeosko 71-70; Sherrl Stein- A-Vard 11; Ldrry's Lizard Lounge 10, PC :23.99; 4, C. Bauch, SW, :24.96; 5, J. At Johnson Park GC, Racine U.S. Postal, same time. 12, Chrlstphe Western Conference nings (A) 2x4. JB — M. Brunner (BE). Shoplro, SW, :25.16; 6, L. Manuelll, SW, . ' Burlington at Quad City som, Gadsden, Ala., Chevrolet, hauer 70-71; 70-71; Pooley's 8; Sick LIHIe Monkey's 22, Thursday's match-play results Agnolutto, France, Casino, same W L SOW Pts GF GA 2B ~ Bleri 2, Schultze, Kraemer (A). Harmony Dogs 5. :25.41. Kane County at South Bend 175.778. 27, (10) Ricky Rudd, Chesa- Mhalrl McKay 70-71; Maria Hlorth 70- 17-18 years old time. 13, Thierry Bourglgnon, France, Los Angeles 16 6 1 46 60 35 SO —Lobenstein (A) 12. Chicago: WEA Insurance III 11, 9-10 ' Rocklord at West Michigan peake, Va., Ford, 175.750. 28, (3) Dole Blgmat, same time. 14, Robbie McE- 71; Joan Pltcock 69-72; Nancy Uopez Quarterfinals: Jon Turcott, Middle- ' Belolt at Wisconsin Earnhardt, Kannapolls, N.C., Chevro- Chicago 13 9 1 37 43 31 Wando's 5; WEA Insurance 111 13, Cop- 50 freestyle: 1, D. Murphy, RW, wan, Australia, Rabobank, 15:38. 15, 69-72; 67-74. Colorado 11 10 2 29 43 43 EASTERN SECTION ton def. Zak Esterllng, Green Bay; P.J. let, 175.668. 14.2 — Jull Inkster 74-68; Tracy per Grid 0; Copper Grid 13, John :32.20; 2, C. Boyle, Ml, :32.75; 3, J. Flint, , Germany, Telekom, same Dallas 11 11 4 25 32 45 W L W L PC :35.6I; 4, D. Hastings, SW, :36.00; 5, Noelke, Racine, def. Mike Barnes, NORTHERN LEAGUE 29, (21) Michael Waltrlp, Owen- Hanson 72-70; Susie Redman 71-71; Ceere Credit 6; Regent St. Retreat 20, time. Kansas City 9 12 2 23 27 31 Cottage Gr.... 12 I Sun Prairie.... 6 7 WEA Insurance IV 11. N. Dollnsky, Sem, :36.27; 6, T. Selby, Madison; Pat Butkus, Medford, def. j Second half sboro, Ky., Ford, 175.548. 30, (22) Other U.S. Postal Service riders Krlstl Albers 71-71; Karen Weiss 71- East Division , South Boston, Va., Pon- San Jose 8 13 2 20 34 43 McFarland... 10 3 Monona 6 7 Cincinnati: Clary's Gourmet Pop- SW, :36.47. John Burns, Milwaukee; Ted Babcock, 32, Vlatcheslav Eklmov, Russia, 71; Lisa Klggens 71-71; Patty Sheehan NOTE: Three points for victory, Poynette 10 4 Verona 410 W L Pet. GB tlac, 175.490. 31, (PS) Rich Blckle, 70-72; Nancl Bowen 70-72; Crlstle Kerr corn 14, Bowl-A-Vard 13; Frank Jlran 50 backstroke: 1, J. Graves, Ml, Janesvllle, def. David Hemmer, Med- U.S. Postal, 16:38. 40, Jean-Cyril one point for shoofouf win and zero Waterloo 7 7 Rio 014 Contractor 10, Morengo Chupacobras :38.42; Z J. Molt, Ml, :41.6I; 3, T. DeV- ford. x-Thunder Bay 5 8 .385 — Edgerton, WIs., Ford, 175.353. 32, (71) Robin, France, U.S. Postal, same time. 70-72; Vickie Odegard 70-72; Kim Wil- Dululh-Superlor 5 9 ,357 Vi Dave Morels, Wausau, WIs., Chevro- points for loss. Shootout (SOW) Is a Marshall 7 8 4. rles, HP, :43.91; 4, J. Marshall, RW, Semifinal: Noelke def. Turcotl; 44, Dariusz Baranowskf, Poland, U.S. liams 69-73; Cindy Flom 69-73. subset of wins. St. Paul 5 9 .357 '/i. let, 175.135. 33, (44) Kyle Petty, Rand- Cleveland: ARbor Hills Apts. 22, :44.04; 5, T. Selay, SW, :44.28; 6, P. AAul- Babcock def. Butkus. 1 Postal, same time. 45, Tyler Hamilton, Failed to quality NORTHERN SECTION Odds'N Ends 1. ler, RW, :44.71. AAodlson 4 10 .286 I /} leman, N.C., Pontlac, 175.019. 34, (99) Brookllne, Moss,/ U.S. Postal, same 143 — Caroline McMillan 73-70; 16-and-under West Division Jeft Burton, South Boston, Va., Ford, Today's games Eastern Western Dallas: CAP 8, Horseshoe Hitters 3; 100 individual medley: 1, C. Smith, 1 time. 49, George Hincapie, Charlotte, Missie McGeorge 72-71; Cindy Flgg- Quarterfinals: Nate Colson, Plym- W L Pet. GB 174.900. 35, (97) Chad Little, Spokane, No games scheduled W L W L Hoops 11, City Supply Corp. 4; Hoops I RW, 1:24.31; 2, C. Boyle, Ml, 1:26.46; 3, N.C., U.S. Postal, same time. 57, Marty Currler 72-71; Jane Crofter 71-72; Les- Sunday's game Waunakee.... 13 0 Cozenovla 11 4 IB, All Star Lanes 8; Mr. Robert's 11, 5. Gilbert, Sem. 1:30.67; 4, G. Snapper, outh, def. Ben Cowen, Oregon; Mark x-Forgo-Atoorheod II 3 .785 — Wash., Ford, 174.883. 36, (91) Morgan Jemison, Park City, Utah, U.S. Postal, Winnipeg 10 3 .769 '/i lie Spaldlng 71-72; Kelll Kuehne 71-72; All-Star Game at Orlando, Fla« Cross Plalns..l2 3 Sauk Prairie.. 9 5 Great Dane Pub 5. Sem, 1:31.81: 5, B. Toomey, Sem, Johnson def. Mike Maslk, Raqlne; Shepherd, Conover, N.C., Chevrolet, same time. 81, Peter Melnert-Nlelsen, Lorle Kane 71-72; Amy Fruhwlrth 71- Ryan Schafer, Racine, def. Jeremy Slaux Falls 7 5 .583 3 174.720. 37, (94) Bill Elliott, Dowson- 2:30 p.m. Black Earth.. 6 8 Arena 8 6 Coed Recreational 1:32.22; 6, C Chesley, Mo, 1:32.79. Denmark, U.S. Posfal, same time. 72; Jennifer Feldott 70-73; Pottl Rlzzo Pine Bluff 5 9 Mazomanie... 6 9 Los Angeles: Sports Pub 6, Bowl- 50 breaststroke: 1, C. Smith, RW, Rltzel, Milwaukee; Dylan Esterling, ' 'Sioux City 7 7 .500 4 vllle, Ga- Ford, provisional. 38, (16) Other Americans x — Won first-halt title 69-74; Laurel Kean 69-74; Leta Llndley Ashton 410Reedsburg A 9 A-Vard 3; Harmony Kltlabrews 7, :41.51; 2, N. Dollnsky, Sem, :45.07; 3, G. Green Boy, def. Charlie Delsman. Ted Musgrave, Franklin, WIs., Ford, 46, Bobby Julich, Glenwood 69-74. provisional. 39, (26) Johnny Benson TENNIS Mlddleton 213 Rchlnd Cntr... 410 Sentry Foods 0 (forfeit); Henry's Co- Snapper, Sem, :45.38; 4, E. Doyle, MP, Semifinals: Colson def. Johnson; D. Springs, Colo., Cofldls, same time. 68, 144 — Carolyn Hill 75-69; Helen eders 17, Black Bear 7; Villa Top 20, :46.62; 5, J. Swanowskl, HF, :46.82; 6, Esterllng def. Schafer. . <' Friday's results Jr., Grand Rapids, Mich., Ford, provi- Kevin Livingston, Cofidls, same time. Fargo-Moorhead 9, Duluth 3 sional. 40, (II) Brett Bodlne, Che- Dobson 75-69; Amy Benz 74-70; Kim WESTERN SECTION Wilson's 2. E. Gulbrandsen, SW, :4B.l 1. Salkl 73-71; Kelly Rabbins 73-71; Stefa- Professional W L W L Miami: Mary's Team 15, Brothers 50 butterfly: 1, J. Graves, Ml, Sldux City 7, Madison 1 mung, N.Y., Ford, provisional. 41, (9) Overall standings ' Sioux Falls 3, Winnipeg 1 nla Croce 73-71; Cindy McCurdy 72- Dodgeville.... 12 1 Hollandale 6 7 III 6; Crystal Corner 7, Harmony Ham- :37.63; 2, S. Gilbert, Sem, :37.69; 3, C. , Danburv, Conn., Ford, 1, Marco Pantani, Italy, Mercatone PREP SPORTS Thunder Bay 1, St. Paul 1 provisional. 42, (75) Rick Mast, Rock- 72; Heather Daly-Donofrio 72-71 Monroe 11 3 Argyle 4 7 aphrodites 0 (forfeit); Harmony Bar Cheslev, Mo, :38.66; 4, D. Murphy, RW, Uno, 87:58:43. 2, Bobby Julich, Glen- Patty Jordan 70-74; Jane Geddes 70- MERCEDES-BENZ CUP So. Wayne.... 7 6 Livingston 310 Today's games bridge Baths, Va., Ford, provisional. At Los Angeles Toons 6, Bowl-A-Vard 3' Wilson's 7, :39.24; 5, J. Marshall, RW, :40.94; 6, J. wood Springs, Colo., Cofidls, 5:42 be- 74; Corlnne Dlbnoh 70-74; Shelley Blnchrdvllle.. 7 6 Wlota 212 Swim West 0 (forfeit). Wott, Ml, :42.87. Sioux City at Madison, 7 p.m. 43, (35) Darren Waltrip, Franklin, hind. 3, Jan Ullrich, Germany, Friday's quarterfinal results Baseball Duluth at Fargo-Moorhead Tenn., Chevrolet, provisional. Hamlin 69-75; Janice Moodle 69-75. New Glarus.. 6 6 : Absolutly Wilson's 23, Editor's note: Twelve swimmers Telekom, 5:56. 4, Christophe Rlnero, 145 — Vlckl Fergon 74-71; Michelle (21, Britain, def. Winnipeg at Slaux Falls Byron BlacK (7), Zimbabwe, 5-7, 6-1, Hus Construction 11; Strand Associ- advance to today's finals but only the St. Paul at Thunder Bay France, Cofidls, 8:01. 5, Michael Boog- McGann 73-72; Angle Rldgeway 73- SOUTHEAST SECTION ates 12, Esquela's 7; Capitol Centre top six are eligible for championship INTERNATIONAL erd, Netherlands, Rabobank, 8:05. 6, 6-4. Andre Agassi (5), Las Vegas, def. ALL-DISTRICT 5 TEAM RACE OF CHAMPIONS 72; Krlstal Parker 73-72; Lisa Walters W L W L Foods 22, Willy Bike Works 4; Wil- considerdtlon. Jean-Cyril Robin, France, U.S. Posfal, 72-73; 72-73; Julie Sandon Stolle, Australia, 7-6 (7-2), 6-2. Sfoughton 12 2 Orfordville,.,.. 6 9 First team At Indianapolis Gulllaume Raoux, France, def. Mi- son's 8, Wonders Pub 3. Pitchers: Zoch Schara sr Modi- 12:34. 7, Roland Meier, Switzerland, Piers 72-73; Mltzl Edge 71-74; Pat Utlca 12 2 Milton 4 9 Milwaukee: Toss-ups 7, Babe's 0 v AUTO RACING Friday's results Cofldls, 13:19. 8, Danlele Nardello, chael Joyce, Los Angeles, 6-7 (7-9), 6- son West; Jared Kleinbrook, sr., Bradley 71-74; Mary Beth Zimmer- Jefferson 8 6 Oregon 4 9 (forfeit). (Starting positions In parentheses) Italy, Mapci, 13:36. 9, Blame Rlis, Den- 4, 7-5. Golf McFarland. Catcher: Tony Rodriguez, 1, (11) Mark Martin, Satesville, man 70-75; Marianne Morris 70-75. Whitewater.. 7 6 Edgerton 114 New Orleans: Stevens Construc- mark, Telekom, 14:45.10, Giuseppe Dl 144 — Elaine Crosby 75-71; Ft. Atkinson. 6 7 sr4 Madison West. Infielders; Brian Professional Ark., NASCAR Winston Cup, 40 lops, BANK OF THE WEST TOURNAMENT tion 17, ASC-Tlgers 9. Grande, Mapel. Italy, 15:13. 11, Axel JoAnne Corner 74-72; Jackie New York: Frelghlshakers 8, Odono HJlls (72) — Herb Zimmer- Rehm, sr., Waunakee; Justin Fedie, 24 points. 2, (6) Jr., Albu- Merckx, Belgium Poltl, 16:15. 12, At Stanford, Calif. querque, N.M., CART, 40, 17. 3, (1) Gallagher-Smith 74-72; Friday's results Mighty Oaks 4; Harmony Grits 13, man 75; Al Bennett 77; Pat Johnson sr., Madison East; Kevin Fry, sr., BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL Leonardo Plepoll, Italy, Saeco, 16:53. 73-73; Amy Alcott 73-73; Tina Tombs Friday's quarterfinal results NORTHERN SECTION 78; Mike Gentilll, Jim Flint 79. Jimmy Vasser, Las Vegas, CART, 40, Lindsay Davenport (1), Newport Madison Messenger Service 12; Crys- Lakeside Lutheran; Nick Kallna, sr., KROGER 200 13, Stephen Heulot, France, FDJ, 72-74; Jackie Twamley-Hellard 72-74; Black Earth 6, Arena 2 Yahara Hills (72) — John Blsco 76; Potosl. Outfielders: Ken Kucik, sr., 19. 4, (2) Randy LoJole, Norwolk, 17:49. 14, Dariusz Baronowskl, Po- Beach, Calif., def. Tamarine Tanasu- tal Corner 16, Just Rumors 14; At Cleremont, Ind. Conn* NASCAR Busch Grand Na- Melissa McNamara 71-75; Michelle Wrecks 21, North Farm Co-ops 7. Carl Zobel 77. Sun Prairie; Joe Herfel, sr., Madison Friday's results land, U.S. Postal, 19:22. 15, Bo Ham- Dobek 70-76. garn, Thailand, 7-6 (7-3J, 6-1. Venus tional, 40, 12. 5, (7) Terry Lobonte, Today's games Orlando: Restalno Bunbury 9, Blar- Pleasant View (72} — Jan Walton, East; Brock Sabol, sr., Johnson Creek. (Starting positions In parentheses) burger, Denmark, Casino, 22:57. 147 — Annette DeLuca 77-70; Eva Williams (5), Palm Beach Gardens, Larry VanDerLeest 79. Corpus Chrlsti, Texas, NASCAR Win- NORTHERN SECTION ney Stone 4. Designated hitter: MIKe Weaver, sr., I/ (16) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevro- Other U.S. Postal Service riders Dahllof 74-73; Luciano Bemvenutl 74- Fla., def. Elena Llkhovtseva (7), Pine Bluff vs. Sauk Prairie Blackhawk (72) — Jim Rasmussen ston Cup, 40, 10. 6, (12) , 41, Ekimov, 1:21:27. 44, Melnert- Ukraine, 6-2, 6-4. Philadelphia: Madcaps 8, Dotty Madison East. Utility: Chad Wurlli, jr., let, 200, 134,225. 2, (8) , Rushvllle, Ind., IRU 40, 9. 7, (3) Dale 73; Nancy Harvey 73-74; Erlka Wlcoff Waunakee at Richland Center Dumpling's Dowry 6; Inn On The Park 75; Dale Strub 76; Bob Martin, Dave Chevrolet, 200, 533,050. 3, (1) BucKshot Nlelsen, 1:25:14. 48, Jemison, 1:30:17. 72-75; Jean Zedlltz 71-76. Johnson 77. Monona Grove. Jarrett, Conover, N.C., NASCAR Win- 9, Harmony Barstools 8; WIBA 20, Second feam Jones, Pontlac, 200, SI7,025. 4, (2) 50, Hincopie, 1:35:19. 53, Hamilton, 149 — Karln Mundlnger 76-73; Jan Sunday's games Madison Bookkeeping & Tax 5. Maple BluH (71) — Mark Murphy Randy LaJale, Chevrolet, 200, $20,600. ston Cup, 40, 8. 8, (8) Dale Earnhardt, 1:37:30. 60, Andreu, 1:48:29. 82, De- At Umag, Croatia Pitchers: Jesse Baler, Sauk Prairie; Kdnnapolls, N.C., NASCAR Winston Stephenson 73-76; Kathy Postlewalt NORTHERN SECTION Son Diego: Sharks 7, Albatrosses 0 75; Rob O'Loughlln 77. . 5. (6) David Green, Pontlac, 200, rame, 2:18:03. 73-76; Judy Dickinson 73-76; Jenn Friday's quarterfinal results Reedsburg at Waunakee Stoughton (71) — Earl White 76; Todd Paradls, Pecatonlca. .bfCatcher: Cup, 40, 7. 9, (9) Jeft Gordon, Pit- Other American Bohdan Ullhrach (7), Czech Repub- (forfeit); Lighthouse Church 11, Keg- *'II5,575. 6, (32) Man Kensefh, Cam- tsboro, Ind., NASCAR Winston Cup, Kangos 73-76. Arena at Pine Bluff ' lers 8. Dave Molln, Dennis Alldridge 77; Eric Marc Moutrich, Stoughton. (nfletders: '•• IMOgc, WIs., Chevrolet, 200, (15,375.7, 17, Livingston, 30:30. 150 — Muffin Spencer-Devlin 75- lic, def. Felix Artantllla (2|, Spain, 6-3,3- Cross Plains at Sauk Prairie 40, 6. 10, (5) Tom Kendall, La Canada, 6, 7-6 (7-2). Juan Antonio Marln, Costa San Francisco: Laketowne Apts. Smedal 78. Sefn Fry, Souk Prolrfe; Jeff Opie, !•'(») MIKe Bliss, Ford, 200, S10.600. 8, Calif., SCCA Trans-Am, 40, 5. 11, (4) 75; Krlstl Coats 74-76; Chris Greatrex Ashton at Richland Center 17, Slugs 9; Team 98 7, Pooley's 0 (for- Door Creek (71) — Don Amacher McFarland; Ben Lelstlco, Waterloo; Hty-eilon Sawyer, Ford, 200, $12,375.9, 72-78. Rica, def. Paul Haarhuls, Netherlands, Mazomanle at Black Earth Arle Luyendyk, Netherlands, IRL, 2, 4. 6-2, 7-6 (7-2). Mariano Puerto, Argen- feit); Wilson's 7, Drew's Crew 0. 74;MarkRynes76. Mike Flnnegan, Madison East. Out- (7) MIKe Wallace, Chevrolet, 200, 12, (10) Jeff Burton, South Boston, Va., FOOTBALL 151 — Jody Anschutz 77-74; Middleton at Cazenovla Bishop's Bay — Dan Hassett 76. fielders: Scott Wood, Janesvllle Craig; $5,300.10, (10) Bobby Hillln, Chevrolet, tina, def. Gustavo Kuerten (4), Brazil, NASCAR Winston Cup, 2, 3. Heather Lee 76-75; Kim Brozer 71-80. WESTERN SECTION Sun Prairie (72) — Peter Kluge 74; Marcus Kraemer, River Valley; John JOO, S8.075. 11, (3B) Jeft Krogh, Chev- 152 — Nancy Ramsbottom 71-81. 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (7-5). (6) Hollandale at Blanchordvllle Note: All drivers In Identically pre- Sweden, def. Kara! Kucera (3), Slova- Swimming John Relnen 76. Laubmeler, Waunakee. Designated rolet, 2.00, $7,350. 12, (20) Tony Stew- Professional 155 — Laura Witvoet 80-75; a- New Glarus at Wlota Nakomo (70) — Gary Scammell 76. pared Pontlac Firebird Trans-Am kia, 1-6, 6-4, 6-4. hitler: Kyle Schaefer, Potosl. Utility: art, Pontlac, 200, $9,000. 13, (17) Ed cars Bobbl Brandon 77-78. Dodgeville at Livingston Berrler, Ford, 200, $7,6SO. 161 — Shelly Stouffer 83-78. Argyle at South Wayne ALL-CITY SWIM MEET MADISON MEN'S Matt Hill, Waunakee. 14, (33) MIKe Dillon, Chevrolet, 200, Race statistics NFL PRESEASON GENERAL! OPEN Third team Time of race: 38 minutes, 22 sec- Friday's results 162 — Shirley Furlong 85-77. EASTERN SECTION Friday's qualifying resulfs CITY TOURNAMENT $7,600. 15, (18) Todd Bodlne, Chevro- a — Amateur. At Kltzbuehel, Austria Poynette at Waterloo Pitchers: Trevor Hotzhueter, Wa- onds. Seattle 20, Dallas 19 Friday's quarterfinal results GIRLS Friday's second-round totals let, 200, $6,115. 16, (30) , Margin of victory: .247 second. Today's games Rio at Cottage Grove 8-and-undcr At The Meadows, Waunakee terfoo; Adam Gross, Sun Prairie. Chevrolet, 200, $7,680. 17, (31) Lance PGA Francisco Clavet (6), Spain, def. McFarland at Sun Prairie 25-yard freestyle: 1, B. Schramka Catchers: Ben Lurvey, Palmyra- Winner's average speed: 156,386 Hall of Fame Game, Pittsburgh vs. Fernando AAellgenl (13), Brazil, 6-3, 6- 142 — Mark Dlsrud, Mike Goode. Hooper, Chevrolet, 200, $4,570.18, (12) ST. JUDE CLASSIC Monona at Verona PC, :17.30; 2, J. Bradsorv, MS, :17.50;3, 144 —Brian Murphy. Eagle; Joe Horablk, Janesvllle Craig. Mike AAcLauflhlln, Chevrolet, 199, mph. Tampa Bay at Canton, Ohio, 6 p.m. \. Andreas Gaudenzl (7), Italy, def. Caution Hags: 1 (caution laps not American Bowl, Green Bay vs. At Memphis/ Tenn. SOUTHEAST SECTION M. Evans, PC, :17.79; 4, A. Keller, Ml, 145 — Troy Bdderback. Inffeldcri; Matt Peefr, River Valley; $12,050. 19, (9) Wayne Grubb, Chevro- Friday's second-round leaders Nicolas Lapenttl (15), Ecuador, 6-3, Whitewater at Fort Atkinson counted). Kansas City at Tokyo, Japan, 9:15 7-6 (7-5). Albert Costa (3), Spain, def. :18.73; 5, K. Anderson, PC, :19.07; 6, D. 146 —Jim Lemon. Luke Pedersen, Palmyra-Eagle; Ryan let, 199, $5,500. 20, (13) , 132 — Neal Lancaster 67-65; Nick Orfordville at Milton Ellingson, R,:19.18. 147 _ Matt Gerloch, Mike Doug- Chevrolet, 199, $6,915. 21, (29) Hermie Lead changes: 1 among 2 drivers. p.m. Flllp DeWulf (10), Belgium, 2-6, 6-3, 6- Boylan, Prairie du Chien; Brad Black- Lap readers: Vasser 1-36, Martin Sunday's game Price 65-67. t Edgerton at Sfoughton 25 backstroke: 1, C. Schlelsman, las, C.J. Brock. man, Stoughton. Outfielders: David Sadler, Chevrolet, 199, $7,655. 71 (3) 133—Glen Day 69-64. 4. 37-40. New England at San Francisco, 5 Uffcaaf Jefferson Ml :20.34; 2, P. Rose, SH, .-21.42; 3, M. 14B — Paul Holzem, John Boles. Schroufnagel, McFarJand; Steve Po- Lyndon Amlck, Pontlac, 199, $4,445. 134 — Scott Hoch 66-68; Paul Az- Walker, Ch, :22.B1; 4, C. Sromek, WS, Final series points (money win- p.m. 149 — Dennis Ryan, Dan Wubbels, choIKe, Sauk Prairie; Aaron Alexan- 23, (14) Patty Molse, Chevrolet, 199, Inger 65-69. Monday's game :23.29; 5, K. Anderson, PC, :23.40; A, Al. Chuck Hinners. nings in parentheses): Martin 86 CITY/AREA der, Benton. Designated hitter: Matt $4,435. 24, (28) Mark Krogh, Chevro- ($225,000), Burton 57 ($100,000), Gor- PIFL 135 — Donnle Hammond 66-69; NORTHERN SECTION Petska,Mi,:24.1B. 150 — Bill Cunningham, Joe Car- let, 199, $5,425. 25, (37) Jlmmle John- Bob Estes 68-67; Russ Cochron 65-70. Cross Plains at Sauk Prairie 100 Individual medley: 1, B. Tavlor, ney, Scott Baker, Jeff Comstock. Dobbell, Sun Prairie. Utility: Alex don 51 ($60,000), Unser 46 ($50,000), W L PF OP SPORTS Amis, Prairie du Chlen. son, Chevrolet, 198, $4,765. 26, (39) Labonte 39 ($45,000), Stewart 37 Louisiana Bayou Beast 12 1 513 371 134 — Larry Rlnker 67-69; Tim Mon, 1:31.13; 2, A. Soderholm, MB, 7jj— Mark Wentz. , Ford, 198, $4,405. ($40,000), Earnhardt 36 ($40,000), Vas- Conley 68-68; a-David Gossett 66-70. HOME TALENT NIGHT LEAGUE 1:35.39; 3, K. Smith, RW, 1:35.B4; 4, B. 152 — TomTzakls. Honorable mention 27, (36) Glenn Allen, Chevrolet, 196, Madison Mad Dogs 10 4 450 371 ser 34 ($40,000), LoJole 31 ($40,000), Green Bay Bombers.... 10 4 585 418 137 — P.M. Horgan III 67-70; Kevin Baseball South Wayne 9, Wlota 8 Schramka PC, 1:38.61; 5, C. Schleis- 153 — Jac Blasl, Jeff Hosklng, Pitchers: Chris Thousand, Barne- $7,495. 28, (11) Mark Green, Chevro- Jarrett 29 (540,000), Kendall 28 Colorado Wildcats 9 5 340 368 Sutherland 67-70; Omar Urestl 69-68; man, MI, 1:48.22; 6, M. Kyweluk, HF, Randy Mlckelson, Mark Engman, veld; Travis Elvert, Prairie du Chien; let, 187, $7,385. 29, (22) Andy Santerre, ($40,000), Luyendyk 26 ($40,000). Honolulu Hurricanes.... 6 7 420 485 Jeff Sluman 70-67; Jay Haas 70-67; AMERICAN LEGION 1:54,03. Mike Flynn, Tom Huset, Aaron Gross, Sun Prairie; Josh Hatha- Chevrolet, 183, $7,375. 30, (25) Tracy Mark Carnevole 66-71; Kevin Went- NBC CLASS AA TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENTS 25 breaststroke: 1, A. Soderholm, 154 — Jeremy Dtebling, Scott way, Barneveld; Ben Rusch, Stougfi- Leslie, Chevrolet, 160, $6,590. 31, (15) Today game worth 67-70; John Rlegger 69-68. At Washington Park, Watertown Today's games MB, :22.15; 2, K. Smlht, RW, :22.64; 3, Rosso, Jeff Gunderson. ton. Catchers: Chris RIndy, Joe Bessey, Chevrolet, 138, Oil leak, BASKETBALL Louisiana at Honolulu 13B — Jay Don Blake 69-69; Paul Friday's results Class AAA at Wisconsin Rapids S. Taylor, SW, 25.44; 4, A. Lopukhln, 155 — Lory Gessler, Tom Ryan, Pecatonlca; Todd Meyer, Barneveld; $10,855. 3Z (26) , Ford, 138, Madison, Green Bay, and Colorado Goydos 72-66; Tim Herron 72-66; Joe Oconomowoc 7, Hartland 1 10 a.m. — Wausau vs. La Crosse SW, :26.13; 5, R. Nadler, SW, :26.51; 6, Greg Moser, John Van Roy, John Lacey Lee, Shuilsburg. Infielders: Accident, $6,345. 33, (19) Dave Blanev, receive forfeit victories. Durant 71-67; Barry Cheesman 73-65; Watertown 2, Milwaukee Merrill 1 p.m. — Oconomowoc vs. Janes- K. Doyle, :27.08. Kfus, Jeff Slmonson, Mike Murphy, Allen Neis, Benton; Malt Sodden, Sun Pontloc, 115, Accident, $4,335. 34, (23) Professional END OF REGULAR SEASON Kirk Triplet! 68-70; Bob Twav 69-69; Hills 1 ville 25 butterfly: 1, B. Taylor, Mo, Tom Fitzgerald. Prairie; Chad Paquette, Shuilsburg; , Chevrolet, 91, Accident, Ben Bates 73-65. Today's games 4 p.m. — Neenah vs. Manltowoc :17.31; 2, P. Rose, SW, :18.81; 3, M. 156 — Doug Czerwlnskl, Bruce Roberto Garcia, Lake Mills. Outfield- $6,325. 35, (34) Curtis Markham, Chev- 139 — Clarence Rose 73-66; Hal Quarterfinals 7 p.m. — Green Bay Shockers vs. Evans, PC, :19.44; 4, J. Bradbury, MB, Bosben, Rob Peters. ers: Miles Wright, Madison West; Alex rolet, 91, Accident, $6,315. 36, (35) WNBA GOLF Sutfon 49-70; Michael Bradley 70-69; 9;30 a.m. — Milwaukee Orioles vs. Wisconsin Rapids :20.32; 5, A. Keller, Ml, :20.87; 6, M. Ky- 157 — Pete Grctshelm, Don Becer, Matt Hutter, Chevrolet, 91, Accident, EASTERN CONFERENCE Esteban Toledo 69-70; Bob Friend 69- Sparta Miller weluk, HF, :21.69. Bauer, Monona Grove; Brian Ken Russell, Lew Brooks, Scoff Kammes, Shuilsburg; John Bratz, $10,805. 37, (24) , Chevrolet, W L Pet GB 70; Brandel Chamblee 67-72; Bradley Noon — Lannon vs. Winona, Minn. Class AA at Delavan 9-10 Schwendemann, Vayne Pterson, 84, Accident, $6,295. 38, (5) Tim Fe- Chorlotte 15 7 .682 — Professional Hughes 68-71; Mike Small 72-67; Mi- 2:30 p.m. — Exeland vs. Oconomo- 10 a.m. — Chlppewa Falls vs. Bea- 50 freestyle: 1, H. Stroess, Mo, Mark Vance, Kevin Nurmi. Lake Mills; Travis Downs, Potosl. Util- dewa, Chevrolet, 49, Ace/dent, Cleveland 12 9 .571 2'/z chael Christie 70-69; Scott Verplonk woc ver Dam :33.97; 2, M. Blrk, RW, :34.39; 3, A. 15B — Mike Prltzkow, Mike Acker, ity: Mike Miller, Barneveld; Paul Law- $10,785. 39, (21) Kevin Prince, Chevro- New York 12 9 .571 2'/i 69-70; Mark Wlebe 70-69; Ronnie Semifinals T p.m. — Waferford vs. Onafasko Schmelzer, WS, :34.76; 4, A. Lund, HP, Ed Sheffield, Neil TlzJon), Henry New- rence, Stoughton. let, 8, Engine failure, $4,275. Detroit... 12 10 -.545 3 LPGA BlacK 70-69. 5 p.m. — Milw. Orioles-Sparta 4 p.m. — Rothschlld-Schofleld- -.34.95; 5, E. Meuer, MI, :34.99; 6, E. ell, Tom Potter, Brian Thacker, Chuck Player of the year: Zach Schara, Washington 2 18 .100 12 DU MAURIER CLASSIC State golfers Miller winner vs. Lannon-Winona Weston vs. Antlgo Kuha Nk, :35.73. Iverson. Madison West. NASCAR WINSTON CUP WESTERN CONFERENCE At Windsor, Ontario 140 — Skip Kendall 71-69; Jerry winner 7 p.m. •— Madison East vs. Dela- 50 backstroke: 1, K. Schwager, MI, 159 — Dave Hackworthy, Jackson Coach of the year: Bob Suter, BRICKYARD 400 W L Pet GB Friday's second-round results Kelly 71-69. 7:30 p,m. — Watertown vs. van :38.34; Z B. Davis, SW, :39.55; 3, L. Emerson, Jonathan Mover, Kevin Janesvllle Craig. At Indianapolis x-Houston 20 1 .952 — 132 — Brandle Burton 68-64; Pat 142 —J.P.Hayes 74-68. Exeland-Oconomowoc winner Sorber, HP, :40,61; 4, R. Cage, RW, Hughes, Doug Swanson. Assistant coach af the year; Jerry Lineup for today's race Phoenix. 12 9 .571 8 Hurst 67-65. Sunday's championship game Class A at Viroqua :41.97; 5, N. Drives, RW, :42.04; 6, K. 160 — Sam Besor-Crane, Tim Downs, Potosl. Charity GolThe 12th Annuaf lClassi NFL Alumni c Thursday, August 13,1998 Friday, August 14,1998 Celebrity Banquet - Featuring Hank Stram NFL Alumni Golf Classic at The Springs Golf Club

The Celebrity Banquet NFL Alumni participating Thursday, August 13 • 6:00 pm in the Golf Classic CARING/FOR Concourse Hotel & Governor's Club Dave Ahrens Gary Knafelc John Shinners Featured speaker is Joe Armentrout Jerry Kramer Bob Skoronski Hank Strain, Jim Bakken Rom Kramer Tim Straka One of the most successful Ron Carlson Bob Landsee Jim Temp coaches in the history of pro Dave Levenick Deral Teteak football. He has been honored Proceeds as Coach of the Year 4 times. Lou Creekmur Bob Long Vince Thomson Proceeds will go to benefit the His voice is heard nationally Carroll Dale Bob Lurtsema Matt VandenBoom Patient Assistance Program during the CBS radio weekly Jerry Fechry Tim Van Galder of the University of Wisconsin NFL preview program in addi- Larry Mialik tion to numerous other radio Art Felker Fred Negus Children's Hospital and W appearances. Gene Felker George O'Brien 'Stu Voigt AND the Primary Prevention Programs Jim Flanigan Chris Oswald Tom Wiesner Silent and Live Auctions of the Boy Scouts of America, Craig Raddatz Bob Winckler Four Lakes Council. Some af the items to be auctioned: Elroy Hirsh Pat Richter Blaise Winter • Green Bay Packer Helmet, signed by 1996-97 Champions Ken Huxhold Bill Schick Willie Wood • • 1997-98 Super Bowl Helmet, signed by Brett Favre and Lawrence Johnson Randy Wright 1998 Charity Raffle John Elway Don Kindt Bob Zeman 1st Prize • signed jersey Disney World • signed jersey 4 Days/3 Nights al Disney World for 4. • Peyton Manning signed Colts helmet Flight& Rental Car. • Various other NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB items, 2nd Prize many autographed. Las Vegas Major Corporate Sponsors 4 Days/3 Mights in las Vegas for 4. Flights, Rental Car. Banquet Tickets Available Sponsors •WIBA-AM&FM 3rd Prize $50 includes Packer vs. Bears open bar, dinner and speaker •The Capital Times 4 Tickets to this year's game In Green Bay. Corporate tables of ten available for $500 tUJ UNITED AIRLINES •Wisconsin State Journal Hotel, Dinner & Brunch. To order tickets or for more information: •The Madison Concourse Hotel • McArthur Towel, Inc. Tickets $10 Call Lynne Wick Thomas at •Anchor Bank, SSB • Madison Firefighters Local 311 Call the NFL Alumni Office (608)263-6046 af 608-846-7705 for more information. WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL City Desk: 252-6130 Lotteries 2C State news 2C 1C Obituaries 4C LOCAL , Sunday, August 2,1998 SNOOP 'We had one group that took three and a half We should have PATRICIA hours. After a while, SIMMS their spirits were a little bit down.' more powers, — Amber Meyer, maze employee In the swim of things governors say allowed states to have more power. But re-. David McKeith, procurement • They're concerned about a cent moves by the White House and Con- manager at Madison Gas and gress have upset governors, he said. "The Electric, is also Cornfused reversal of federal Clinton administration has completely re- director of the willingness to turn over more vised the major federalism executive 1998 All-City order," he said. Swim Meet • functions to the states. that ended this First created under President Ronald weekend at Reagan, and then revised in 1993 by Clinton, By Joseph A. Scolaro the federalism executive order outlines how Hill Farm Racine Journal Times Swim Club. His federal agencies will make rules and regula- family has MILWAUKEE — The nation's governors tions covering states. been involved say they want more authority to make deci- "Much to our surprise, a new executive with the All- sions on such issues as education, welfare order was unveiled, literally released when City meet reform and Internet taxation. the president was in England earlier this' every year Speaking during the opening news con- summer, one which, frankly, did not go in. McKeith since 1982. ference for the National Governors Associa- the direction of greater authority and dis- tion meeting, Ohio Republican Gov. George cretion and flexibility of the states, but one' Personal: Age 54, born in Voinovich said the agenda for the four-day that really called into question the direction; Ripon; married to Mary McKeith , conference will focus on technology, early we have taken in this country in recent three daughters, ages 25, 23 and childhood issues and changes in the global years," said Delaware Democratic Gov.' marketplace. Thomas Carper, vice chairman of the asso-. 11. Voinovich, chairman of the National Gov- Education: Graduated UW- ciation. He will become the association's ernors Association, defended his decision chairman at the end of the meeting. Stevens Point in 1967 with de- not to invite President Clinton to the impor- grees in economics and geogra- tant political gathering. Voinovich said governors in the next sev-. phy; drafted into the U.S. Army "It's a full plate, and it concentrates on eral days will talk about the federalism out of college, he served from what is happening in the states rather than issue. 1967-69 in the Signal Corps. in Washington," Voinovich said Saturday. "In recent years we have witnessed a "That is the reason I did not invite the pres- renaissance of federalism," he said. "The Estimated number of hours ident or the Republican leadership to this role of the states has grown because states spent organizing the 1998 All- meeting." have demonstrated their success in fueling City? "I think I've got 300 hours in Voinovich said recent years have been growth, innovation and service to our citi- on this over the last two years. It's historic in that the federal government has zens' needs." probably like some person strug- gling to start a new business." Hobbies : Fooling with his personal computer and the In- ternet. "And I'm an avid Green Bay Packers fan and stockholder." Baraboo finds a solution My friends would be surprised to know that... "I'm probably quite emotional but don't show it. to knotty problem of dams For example, when I hear music that I really like, I almost start to cry. I get into it. Some of my favor- ite music is at weddings, it's so ' Working it out took 'It could even become a national ] happy and positive." plenty of cooperation model for the cause of dam removal,' • Estimated number of mites Tom Bainbridge', logged on the family vehicle every By Richard W. Jaeger year driving to swim meets: Close Regional reporter DNR water supervisor;' to 2,000 miles a year. BARABOO — The Baraboo River may no T*' Belongs to: Bethany Methodist longer be sending water over the dam due to The Alliance supports "selective re- Church. "But I don't sing in the a unique partnership among the city govern- moval" of dams — and that's what it favored choir." ment, the Department of Natural Resources, in Baraboo. environmentalists, businesses and a private The Oak Street and old Linen Mill dams Greatest passion? "Golfing is dam owner. are owned by Steven McArthur, who uses a passion, even though my game These groups say their effort to remove them to produce electrical power. The third, doesn't reflect my passion. I pass two outdated dams and restore the river the Waterworks dam owned by the city, was my time at swim meets by reading could become a model to a growing state- removed in April. golf magazines." wide problem. The DNR agreed to buy the McArthur As hundreds of the state's dams are pass- dams for $1 each and take steps to remove Readers talk back ing their expected life spans of 50 years and them. State Journal photos/SARAH B. TEWS deteriorating, there is a growing debate over According to Tom Bainbridge, Lower On publishing the new Madi- what to do with them. Wisconsin River water supervisor for the ABOVE: Where in the maze am I, Sue Schutz, from Maryland, asks a maze guide who sits That debate involves questions of repair son address of Madison police atop one of the maze's three wooden bridges. TOP: Flags carried by each group tell the DNR, the Oak Street dam will be removed Capt. Charles Cole last weekend : vs. removal and who will pay. in November or December. The DNR has an maze master what groups seem lost. A waving flag signals a need for help. Many of the state's nearly 3,500 dams are option on the Linen Mill dam allowing • "Your publishing Capt. Cole's privately owned. Often it costs thousands of McArthur to produce power until Septem- information in the paper is about dollars to remove or repair a dam, and most ber 2002. ; 180 degrees put of line," said one Lost amid walls that really do have ears private owners can't afford that. The Bara- The cost of the Oak Street removal, an es-^ caller who did not identify him- boo partnership is one of the first commu- timated $60,000, will be paid out of DNR self. "This could get this man JANESVILLE —I rural version of the urban anxiety dream. nity groups to work out and pay for a sport fisheries funds. solution. Bainbridge said he also feels the Bara^ killed." heard it, the plaintive City people tend to dream about walking j wail of the nightmare, down the street naked and taking surprise "We are really excited about this proj- boo project will be a model for other Wis • "I just wanted to pass on to coming through the exams. Rural moms have nightmares ect," said Sara Johnson, executive director consin communities. "It could even become you for future reference that po- impenetrable walls of about kids lost in the corn. of the River Alliance of Wisconsin, a non- a national model for the cause of dam re-! lice officers are very sensitive corn: "Momm- And, unlike walking down the street profit, nonpartisan group organized to moval," the DNR chief said. about not having their home ad- meeeeeee!" naked, getting lost in rows of 10-foot-tall promote the protection and restoration of He said the project is important to the dresses disclosed by the media," It was just like the corn really happens, even to adults. rivers. The Alliance is part of the Baraboo DNR because of intensive studies that can said Capt. Charles Cole. "I was a bad dream, except " I've been lost in the corn myself, partnership, coordinating much of the inter- be conducted on the water quality, fisheries little bit concerned about that." SUSAN this time the kid was looking for an irrigator," said corn maze action, including raising funds. and wildlife before the removal of the dam$ LAMPERT fine. It was me, the co-owner Randy Hughes. "You wouldn't "We felt it was a unique situation and op- and after. On the voluminous new Madi- portunity to solve the problem faced by He and others believe the four-mile sec: son Metro System guide — again: SMITH mom, lost in the end- think you could lose something that big, ON WISCONSIN less rows of corn. but when you're down in the corn, you other dams around the state. We had three tion of river will return to the bubbling rap- "I think it's an embarrassment And this time we can't see a thing." dams in a short stretch of river, all needing ids once known as the Baraboo Rapids. This to the city of Madison to have that were getting lost in That's what makes the maze a chal- repair with different ownerships — one gov- will improve game fishing and provide other mess published and produced," the corn for fun, checking out the 10-acre lenge. From the air, it looks like the shape ernment and two privately owned. The two recreation opportunities for canoeing and said a West Side reader. "Madison maze at the Hughes farm just east of of the state of Wisconsin. In the private dams were the problem. As in most kayaking. : Metro should be ashamed." Janesville. cases, the owner did not have the funds to "We, however, couldn't do this without The "kid lost in the corn" dream is the Please see CORN, Page 3C make repairs or afford removal," Johnson On reader Judy Barden's crit- said. Please see DAMS, Page 50 icism last Sunday of the story on the wedding of two Madison ob- stetricians (one expecting) in the Merlter Hospital chapel: Bomb fear spurs "Where and when did she re- This time, their job ceive her sainthood?" e-mailed a reader. "... When did Jerry Fal- well appoint her as the spokes- is a piece of cupcake airport evacuation person for the moral majority?" The Dane County Regional Airport was evacuated Phone: (608) 252-6126; E-mail: By Jennifer A. Galloway [email protected] Saturday afternoon when security officials found Wisconsin State Journal what they thought was a bomb in a suitcase. It's an otherwise ordinary day in Babcock Hall on the It turned out not to be a bomb at all, but a harm- Today in state history UW-Madison campus but a huddle of people has gathered less combination flashlight-alarm that had gone off in outside Room 8 in the basement for a most important task — the unclaimed luggage. '. Aug. 2,1832: The massacre at Airport Deputy Director Rod McLean said airline Bad Axe assessing the taste, texture and crumb configuration of a cupcake. employees removed the unclaimed suitcase from a brought an The men and women in the group of 35 volunteers take luggage carousel about 3:30 p.m. He said the employ: end to the turns sitting in wooden carousels equipped with stainless ees heard a ticking noise coming from the bag and Black Hawk steel spittoons and pass-through windows through which State Journal photo/CRAIG SCHREINER turned it over to airport security officials. War. After re- "This thing had batteries and wires and there was staffers at the Sensory Analysis Laboratory slip the tasters At UW-Madison's Sensory Analysis Lab, volunteers help evalu- peated at- the goods. also an alarm clock in there," McLean said. "The X- tempts to Unfrosted and rather meager-looking nestled in their ate the quality, flavor and appearance of food for businesses ray people were quite concerned about it." surrender, Black Hawk's fighting ribbed paper cups, these pastries seem unremarkable as and food scientists. In a basement room in Babcock Hall, Wei As a result, McLean said, the airport was evacu- force was attacked by the Army cupcakes go. Still, the taste testers must put aside their bi- Dong, the lab's manager, passes a tray of cupcakes to a tester. ated and the Madison bomb squad called. But the and by an armed ship on the Mis- ases and dig in to help the lab distinguish the dry from the "bomb" turned out to be a contraption designed to sissippi River, the "Warrior." Ap- really dry, the crumbly from the spongy. "They're not Duncan Hines," declared Julie Seller, one alert occupants of a motel room of intruders. ; proximately 150 Indians were The volunteers are participating in one of the lab's taste of the testers. On the study's moistness scale, she ranked all The owner of the suitcase arrived on a later flight; killed during the battle while panels and must evaluate specific characteristics of a set of five cupcake samples varying degrees of "very dry." McLean said. ' nearly that many drowned while five cakes. Among their charge is to gauge the color inten- The incident delayed incoming and outgoing trying to escape. sity and the uniformity of the cupcakes' surface. Is that sur- Vidya Venkat, a doctoral student in food science who fre- flights for more than an hour, McLean said. He added face rough or smooth? How even are the pockets of air quently participates in the lab's taste panels, said the qual- that it's the first time in the seven years he's worked Today in Wisconsin History items are at the airport that the building has been evacuated drawn from "Wisconsin History Day by Day," inside the cakes and how tender are the crumbs? Are the a calendar by Ron Larson available at many cakes gummy and sticky? Please see TASTE, Page 2C for such an event. area bookstores and our Newstores at West — Ron Seely Towne and East Towne. 2D SPORTS , Wisconsin State Journal, Sunday, August 2,1998

happened and completed the TODAY | MON. TUES. WED. j THUR. FBI. . SAT. J program comfortably. Earlier, world champions An- A record-setting Arizona St. Louis SI. Louis St. Louis ' 'O<twtt 'ewtiniwa; • 6:05 p-m. jelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsianni- 1 :05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. ~8»o$p.m; MSC MSC MSC .,,1*80 MSC / kov won the ice dance gold medal with an emotional and en- i ! New i i Orleans ergetic free dance, which earned Agassi wins, says 7:00 p.m. two perfect scores. meet for Evans i ; WISC In women's swimming, the he'll miss ! U.S. won the gold attei beating | Green Bay Germany. 78-44. Ridgewood defends its team title '' 7:30 p.m. Featherweight Teaunce Shep- Andre Agassi cranked up his t famed return of serve to beat Jus- herd and light welterweight Ri- By J. Andrew Cohen Sports reporter ALL-CITY tin Gimelstob. 6-0. 7-6 (7-2). in Los AHSlar. Sioux Falls Sioux Fa Is Sioux Falls 3IOUX City Sioux City cardo Williams. Jr. won gold Angeles' Mercedes Cup semifi- 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7p.m 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. medals for the United States in SWIM MEET nals for his 10th straight win , Sioux City boxing in New York City. Somehow, what seems clearly attainable and easily quantifiable without dropping a set. • Home games r [ Road games Agassi, the fifth seed, ad- LOCALLY often eludes our grasp. And pretty relaxed about it. vanced to the final here for the The subject is balance, and the With four events on tap over the first time since 1988. He raced The Madison Mad Dogs will test grades are low. Most people next few days at the high-profile SPORTS ON THE AIR give away Beanie Babies at their struggle to eat a balanced diet, to Junior Nationals (200 breaststroke. through the first set in 22 min- maintain a balanced relationship 400 IM, 100 breaststroke and 200 utes on the UCLA campus, where TELEVISION Professional Indoor Football and to keep a balanced set of pri- Gimelstob won the NCAA dou- League playoff game against IM). Evans showed no signs of 10 a.m. — Golf — USGA Curtis Tenn.; WISC (Ch. 3). Green Bay Friday night at the orities. stress. bles title for the Bruins before Cup at Minneapolis; ESPN2. 3p.m.— Golf— USGA Curtis Cup Then there is Jane Evans, an She joked with friends, brushed •turning pro in 1996. Agassi will Noon — Auto racing — NASCAR at Minneapolis; ESPN. Dane County Coliseum. The first ideal symbol of everything that Craftsman Truck Pennzoil/VIP Discount 3:30 p.m. — Auto racing — 3,500 fans with a paid ticket to her hair and blended in — outside meet Tim Henman, a straight-set makes the Madison All-City Swim the pool, anyway — with the 1,200- winner Saturday night, in today's Auto Center 200 at Loudon, N.H.; TNN. Dayton Indy Lights at Trois Riviere, the game will receive one. Tick- Meet the balanced success story 12:05 p.m. — Pro baseball — St. Quebec (taped today); ESPN2. ets for the game, which will begin plus competitors. final. Louis at Atlanta; TBS. 4 p.m. — Cycling — Final stage of that it is: contagious fun, intense "It's nothing new," Evans said Agassi also said he won't play 12:30 p.m. — Auto racing — at 7:30 p.m.. go on sale Monday at competition and unabashed spirit. Tour de France (taped today); WKOW 9 a.m. at the Coliseum box office of her quick turnaround. "I've in Milwaukee's Davis Cup semifi- German Grand Prix at (Ch. 27). Many in her position would done it before." nals against Italy Sept. 25-27. Hockenheim, Germany (taped today); 5 p.m. — Pro golf — Final round or through Ticketmaster at (608) have skipped the 3-day event at She placed sixth at Junior Na- Agassi played against Russia MSC. of Senior PGA Utah Showdown at Park 255-4646. General admission tick- Hill Farm Pool and flown early to tionals in the 200 breaststroke last and Belgium in the first two 1 p.m. — Goodwill Games — City. Utah; ESPN. ets are S15. The Mad Dogs will Figure skating, women's beach 6:30 p.m. — Auto racing — NHRA Buffalo. N.Y.. -where Evans will year — in the senior division rounds, but the dates conflict volleyball gold-medal match and honor paid tickets purchased for compete at the U.S. Junior Na- Northwest Nationals at Seattle (taped the team's Aug. 1 game against against girls up to 19 years old — with a dinner in Las Vegas for his boxing at New York; WISC (Ch. 3). today); ESPN2. tional Championships beginning and hopes to improve on that foundation. 1 p.m. — Pro golf — Final round 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — New Utah, which was canceled. Com- of LPGA du Maurier Classic at Windsor, this afternoon. showing today. "I can't do it. I've got a com- York Yankees at Seattle; ESPN. plimentary tickets will not qual- Ontario; ESPN. main goal Come fall, Evans will start her mitment that's too important." he 1:20 p.m. — Pro baseball — 7:05 p.m. — Goodwill Games — ify for the giveaway. . . . freshman year at Madison Memo- said. Colorado at Chicago Cubs; WGN. U.S. vs. Russia in men's swimming Madison's Amber Curtis won the shattered two jg to get my rial. Claire Mowbray, who is enter- 1:30 p.m. — Pro soccer — MLS and figure skating exhibition at New national shot put title in the 13 • Steffi Graf was undermined York: TBS. girls age 13-14 ing her sophomore year at by unforced errors and an erratic All-Star Game at Orlando, Fla.; WKOW and 14 year-old youth division at division city D6St times. Memorial and set a girls 13-14 (Ch. 27). 9 p.m. — Pro boxing — Drake the junior Olympics in Seattle backhand as she lost. 6-4, 6-7 (4- 2:30 p.m. — Auto racing — SCCA Thadzi vs. John Scully in IBO light d meet record Saturday in the 100 7), 6-3, to top-seeded Lindsay Da- Le Grand Prix Players de Trois Riviere heavyweight title bout at Columbus. Saturday, with a toss of 48 feet. s ftu r'dTy : But if a record backstroke, is eager to join forces. venport in the semifinals of the at Trois Riviere, Quebec; TNN. Ohio; ESPN2. 3i'4 inches. On Thursday Curtis swam in two comes With it "We've gotten to know each Bank of the West tournament in 3 p.m. — Pro golf — Final round 10:30 p.m. — Wisconsin Sports won the discus with a 128-2 relays and other and this year we became Stanford. Calif. of PGA St. Jude Classic at Memphis, Sunday— WMTV (Ch. 15). throw. thoroughly en- then that S pretty good friends," Mowbray said joyed herself . i , Davenport, No. 3 in the world, RADIO mce 100 after winning the 100 backstroke had lost in the semifinals of this before catch- > ' and 100 freestyle to help Ridge- 6 a.m. — ESPN Radio — WTDY Bob Berger and Bruce Murray; WHIT ing a night i c c tournament five of the last six (1670AM). (1550AM)'. flight to Buf- Janenvananp vans wood defend its team title in con- years. She reached her first final 7 a.m. — Sunrise Sports — WHIT 1 p.m. — Pro baseball — Arizona The United States. 2-1 in the vincing fashion. "I'm really excited here by using consistent play to (1550AM). at Milwaukee; WIBA (1310 AM). opening round of the World Bas- falo. for her to be on the team." take advantage of Grafs mis- 8 a.m. — The Jay Mariotti Show 6 p.m. — ESPN Radio — WTDY ketball Championships in Ath- "I really like the city meet," Ridgewood rolled to the team — WHIT (1550 AM). (1670AM). ens, Greece, takes on said Evans, 14. "I enjoy swimming championship, with Middleton sec- takes. 10 a.m. — Let's Talk NASCAR — 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — New with my friends and with my team. Davenport will play Venus WHIT (1550 AM). York Yankees at Seattle; WIBA (1310 today, the first of three second- ond and Packcrest third in the 12- Williams, who slammed 12 aces, Noon — Sports Sunday — With AM). round games. When the round " You always know so many people club competition. The entire meet including one on the first point of ends Tuesday, the top eight here." had a family feel to it, further so- the match and another on the teams out of 12 will advance to Anyone who didn't know of lidifying Evans as a perfect repre- final point, to beat Monica Seles. the quarterfinals, with the final Evans promptly took notice after sentative. set for Aug. 9. ... The Montreal she broke age-group meet records After all. her two sisters and 6-3, 6-4. in the other semifinal. Russians Maria Butyrskaya in the 100-meter individual medley • Andrea Gaudenzi advanced Kwan takes gold and Victoria Volchkova won the Canacliens re-signed captain Vin- two brothers all competed Satur- cent Damphousse to a one-year and 100 breaststroke. Her medley day. to the final of the General! Open silver and bronze. time of 1 minute, 6.91 seconds in Kitzbuehel, Austria with a 6-2. at Goodwill Games Kwan looked relaxed, almost contract worth $3.275 million, '"Some of us are more serious his same salary as last year. ... broke the previous meet standard about it," said Evans, who 2-6. 6-2 victory over Francisco relieved, smiling broadly as she of 1:07.46 set by Monona's Paige Clavet. Gaudenzi faces Alberto In a dramatic conclusion to wanned up for her program to Plover native Dennis Hall won a switched to breaststroke after wrestle-off to earn the 58 kg./ Freiman in 1989, and Evans beat earlier turns at the backstroke and Costa, who beat Squillari. 7-5.1-6. her skating season. Michelle the squeals of the fans. her own breaststroke mark by Kwan recovered from a fall to The crowd cheered as Kwan 127.75 Ibs. position on the 1998 butterfly. "I'm probably the most 6-3. U.S. Greco-Roman wrestling clocking a 1:13.73. serious one. I started swimming • Magnus Norman advanced capture the Goodwill Games gold skated, and urged her on as she "My main goal is to get my best medal Saturday in Uniondale, bounced back from a rare fall on team, beating Jim Gruenwald in when I was 5, joined Badger Dol- to the final of the Croatia Open in times," Evans said. "But if a re- phins when I was 10 and have Umag with a 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 semifi- N.Y.. before the largest Nassau the- loop midway through Fort Carson, Colo. cord comes with it then that's nice, Compiled from State Journal really improved since then. Hope- nal win over Juan Antonio Marin. Coliseum crowd of the competi- her program. She skated away too. These were both (personal) fully, I can keep it going." Bohdan Ulihrach also won. tion. from the mishap like nothing had wire services and staff reports. best times, so I'm pretty happy about that." • Complete results/11D Charity GolThe 12th Annuaf lClassi NFL Alumni c Thursday, August 13,1998 Friday, August 14,1998 Celebrity Banquet - Featuring Hank Stram NFL Alumni Golf Classic at The Springs Golf Club The Celebrity Banquet NFL Alumni participating Thursday, August 13 • 6:00 pm in the Golf Classic CARING/FOR Concourse Hotel & Governor's Club Dave Ahrens Gary Knafelc John Shinners Featured speaker is Joe Armentrout Jerry Kramer Bob Skoronski • HflBK . Jim Bakken Ron Kramer Tim Stracka One of the most successful Ron Carlson Bob Landsee Jim Temp coaches in the history of pro John Coatta Dave Levenick Deral Teteak football. He has been honored Proceeds as Coach of the Year 4 times. 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BASEBALL Sioux City 8, Madison 5 Mo., Chevrolet, 126.994. 2. (24) Jack Andre Agassi (5), Las Vegas, def. Pine Bluff 7, Sauk Prairie 5, 2:26.86; 5, Mlddleton A 2:27.94; 6, 39.25; 2, Hubbard (PC) 39.96; 3, Lowry dohl, Cherokee, 77-84; Ed Gulllckson, Thunder Bay 4, St. Paul 1 Sprague, Spring Lake, Mich., Chevro- FOOTBALL Justin Glmelstob, Morrlstown, N.J., 6- Waunakee at RIchland Center, late Rldgewood B 2:31.02. (SW) 40.98; 4, Fergusson (RW) 41.07; 5, Odana Hills, 77-84; Mike Sowlnskl, Today's games let, 126.884. 3. (99) Joe Ruttman. Up- 0, 7-6 (7-2). 50 freestyle — 1, Tweedale (HP) Acher (Ml) 41.42; 6, Glover (SW) 42.36. Odana Hills, 81-80. Major league leaders Winnipeg ot Sioux Falls land. Calif., Ford, 126.652. 4. (16) Ron Today's games 30.22, 2, Plesha (HP) 30.73; 3, Gant Only Games Scheduled 50 breaststroke — 1, Lerner (WS) 162 — Jay Blasl, Maple Bluff, 76-85; Hornadov, Palmdale, Calif., Chevrolet, Professional BANK OF THE WEST TOURNAMENT NORTHERN SECTION (RW) 31.16; 4, Digney (MO) 31:25; 5, 37.44; 2, Kammel (RW) 37.57; 3, Mle- Robin Netzel, Yahora Hills, 77-85; Dor- Monday's games 126.551. 5. (78) Randy Renfrow, Wil- At Stanford, Calif. Reedsburg at Waunakee Hayes (RW) 3.43; 6, Shutes (WS) 32.26. NATIONAL LEAGUE All-star Game at Sioux City daner (PC) 39.63; 4, Smeline (Ml) 40.40; sev Allison, Yahara Hills, 76-85. • son, N.C., Dodge, 126.505. 6. (3) Jay Saturday's semifinal result Arena at Pine Bluff 50 backstroke — 1, Schramka (PC) 5, Heuslnger (HF) 40.71; 6, Olive (RW) 163 — Tom Thles, Yahara Hills, 80- 0 AB R H Pel Tuesday's games NFL PRESEASON LWolkerCol 89 m 70 112 349 Sauter, West Salem, Wis, Chevrolet, Lindsay Davenport (1), Newport Cross Plains at Sauk Prairie 33.82; 2, Dill (SEM) 34.41; 3, Klehl (MO) 43.14. 83. St. Paul at Duluth 126.379. 7. (50) Greg Blffle, Vancou- Friday's resuir Beach, Calif., def. Steffi Graf (4), Ger- OleradNYM 107 362 53 123 '340 Sioux Falls at Madison Seattle 20, Dallas 19 Ashton at Rfchland Center 35.19; 4, Hoff (Ml) 36.83; 5, Acher (Ml) 50 butterfly — 1, Mullee (RW) 164 — Bryan Armstrong, Block- KsmfollPIt 99 371 62 125 337 ver, Wash., Fard, 126.366. 8. (60) Andy many, 6-4, 6-7 (4-7), 6-3. Venus Wil- Mazomanle at Block Earth 37.68; Meyer (HP) 38.43. 31.48; 2, Welton (Ml) 33.56; 3, Johnson hawk, 83-81; John Aehl, Nakama, 81- Fargo-Moorhead ot Thunder Bay Houston, Hickory, N.C« Chevrolet, Saturday's results liams (3), Palm Beach Gardens, Flo* BlcMtle Col... 109 459 64 154 .336 Winnipeg at Sioux City Tampa Bay 30, Pittsburgh A Mlddleton ot Cazenovia 100 Individual medley — I, Hub- (Ml) 34.21; 4, Grlnde (SEM) 34.35; 5, 83; Tim Sweeney, Nakama, 78-86; Bill VGuerrero Mon 107 425 77 140 329 126.337. 9. (35) Ron Borfleld, Florence, def. Monica Seles (2), Sarasota, Fla., WESTERN SECTION bard (PC) 1:15.97; 2, Tweedale (HP) Rlchter (RW) 35.36; 6, Adslt (PC) 35.42. Von Meyer, Odona Hills, 81-83. S.C., Chevrolet, 126.282. 10. (75) Kevin Green Bay vs. Kansas City, late. 6-3, 6-4. OeBellHou 106 433 76 142 ^328 Today's game Hollandate at Blanchardvllle 1:16.13; 3, Plesha (HP) 1:16.34; 4, Gant 200 freestyle relay: 1, Rldgewood 165 — Tony Larson, Blockhawk, MorondlnlChC.:l03 390 68 127 326 Black Wolf averages Harvlck, Bakersfleld, Calif., Chevrolet, New Glarus at Wiota (RW) 1:18.69; 5, Kiehl (MO) 1:19.58; 6, A (RIchfers, T. Mullee, Kammel, K. 80-85; Kyle Pltzner, Nakoma, 79-86; 126.228. 11. (10) Lonnle Rush, Plcker- New England at San Francisco, 4 CROATIA OPEN ClrllloWII 105 404 72 130 J22 p.m. Dodgevllle at Livingston Muldowney (HF) 1:20.40. Mullee) 2:03.80; 2, Semlnole A 2:09.30; Jeff Nelson, Blackhawk, 77-88; Bob BJordon SIL 100 382 62 123 322 Ington, Ohio. Chevrolet, 126.178. 12. At Umag, Croatia Argyle at South Wayne 50 butterfly — 1, Schramka (PC) 3, Mlddleton A 2:09.90; 4, West Side Armstrong, Cherokee, 86-70. BATTING Thursday's Game GwvnnSD 101 367 54 118 .322 (86) Stacy Campion, Hurt, Va., Ford, Saturday's semifinal results EASTERN SECTION 33.19; 2, Muldowney (HF) 33.63; 3, 2:15.14; 5, Shorewood A 2:18.75; 6, 166 — Eric Paulson, Yahara Hills, ob h 2b3b hr rbl avg . New York Jets at Philadelphia, 7 Bohdan Ullhroch (7), Czech Repub- Runs — ChJones, Atlonta, 89; Blg- 126.165. Povnette at Waterloo Fergusson (RW) 33.68; 4, Digney (MO) High Point 2:20.03. 77-89; Eric Lund, Nakoma, NA-NA. Everson... 221 66 15 0 14 44 299 p.m. He, def. Mariano Puerto, Argentina, 6- glo. Houston, 87; Glonvllle. Philadel- 13. (14) Rick Crawford, Mobile, Rio at Cottage Grove 34.45; 5, Gage (RW) 35.16; 6, Retelle 13-14 167 — Eric Popovlch, The Mead- """•is 229 67 13 5 13 48 .393 Friday, August 7 3,6-3. phia, 85; GVauahn, San Olego, 85; Ala., Ford, 126.032. 14. (43) Jimmy McFarland at Sun Prairie (RW) 36.42. 200 medley relay — 1, Middleton A ows, 78-89; Mike Burke, Maple Bluff, Williams... 99 29 20 0 11 293 Arizona at Detroit, 6 p.m. Magnus Norman (6), Sweden, def. McGwire, St. Louis, 85; Bagwell, Henslev, Rldgeway, Va., Dodge, Monona at Verona 200 freestyle relay: I, Rldgewood (Nick Welton, Colin Hoff, Marcus Tokhelm.. 227 66 13 3 8 31 291 Tennessee at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Juan Antonio Marin, Costa Rica, 7-6 77-90; Tony Lowson, NA; Joe Callo- Houston, 81; Sosa, Chicago, 80. 125.932. 15. (19) Tony Raines, Laporte, SOUTHEAST SECTION A (Fergusson, Gage, Gant, Haves), Nelsh, 2. Hellenbrand) 2:05.74; 2, wov, Odana Hills, 79-88; Ed Murphy, Vopata 234 66 94 6 33 282 Ind., Ford, 125.869. 16. (31) Kevin Cy- Saturday, August 8 (7-3), 6-3. RBI — Soso, Chicago, 108; !°chs 158 42 92 2 16 .266 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. Whitewater at Fort Atkinson 2:08.19; 2, Parkcrest A 2:09.34; 3, High Rldgewood A 2:12.16; 3, Shorewood A Nakoma, 77-90; John Golden, Black- wlnskl, Moslnee, WIs., Ford, 125.740. Orfordvllle at Milton McGwire, St. Louis, 100; Castillo, Col- B°*'er 220 53 72 217 .241 Chicago at Baltimore, 6:30 p.m. GENERALI OPEN Point A 2:10.64; 4, Monona A 2:11.21; 2:15.50; 4, Parkcrest A 2:18.44; 5, West hawk, 79-88; Dick Masse, Yahara orado, 97; Atou, Houston, 93; Gr 17. (2) Mike Bliss, Mllwoukle, Ore., Edgerton at Stoughton 5, Mlddleton A 2:14.24; 6, Semlnole A Side 2:19.72; 6, Monona 2:20.32. Hills, 78-89; Mike Jacobson, Bishops 'ce 146 35 8 1 1 15 .240 Ford, 125.682. 18. (61) Randy Tolsma, Jacksonville at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. At Kltzbuehel, Austria GVaughn, San Diego, 91; Bichette, R°Per 79 18 3 0 1 8 .220 Miami at Washington, 6:30 p.m. Saturday's semifinal results Utica at Jefferson 2:14.71. 100 freestyle — 1, Wellon (Ml) Boy, 85-82. Colorado, 89; Galarraga, Atlanta, 86. Re Meridian, Idaho,'Chevrolet, 125.488. 13-14 1:00.26; 2, Keleny (RW) 1:00.58; 3. Hel- 168 — Steve Hlrd, Nakoma, 82-86; ves 164 35 3 0 4 19 .213 19. (66) Bryan Reffner, Wisconsin Kansas City vs. Tampa Bay at Andrea Gaudenzl (7), Italy, def. Hits — Bichette, Colorado, 154; Word 6 0 0 0 0 0 000 Norman, Okla., 7 p.m. Francisco Clovet (6), Spain, 6-2, 2-6, 6- Monday's game 200 medley relay — 1, Rldgewood lenbrand (Ml) 1:03.66; 4, Coyne (MO) Wvnn Grendahl, Cherokee, 77-91. Glanvllle, Philadelphia, 144; DeBell, Others 197 48 80 1 22 .244 Rapids, WIs., Ford, 125.343. 20. (55) NORTHERN SECTION A (Claire Monbroy, K. Marshall, Kate 1:04.14; 5, Dickey (RW) 1:04.16; 6, Al- 169 — Brian Korlovlch, Black- Tony Roper, Fair Grove, Mo., Ford, Cincinnati at , 7 2. Houston, 142; VGuerrero, Montreal, Team 1980 525 90 17 52265 .265 p.m. Albert Costa (3), Spain, det. Cross Plains at Sauk Prairie Glaze, Maggie Skllle) 2:09.96; 2, Park- bert (PC) 1:04.97. hawk, 82-87. 140; Blgglo, Houston, 140; Castillo, Col- 125.236. 21. (51) Tammy Jo Kirk, Dai- HOME TALENT LEAGUE crest A 2:13.011; 3, Maple Bluff A 100 backstroke — 1, Welton (Ml) 170 — Craig Korth, Yohara Hills, Runs (289) - Everson 42, Harris ton, Ga., Ford, 125.166. 22. (37) Scot Denver at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Franco SquHlorl (16), Argentina, 7-5, orado, 138; Chjones, Atlanta, 134. 42, Vopato 33, Baxter 33, Tokhelm 30, New Orleans at Green Bay, 7 p.m. 1-6:6-3. BATTING LEADERS 2:17.53; 4, High Point 2:18.40; 5, Mo- 1:06.09; i Keleny (RW) 1:12.22; 3, Hud- 85-85. Doubles — OYoung, Cincinnati, 38; Grlce 26, Sachs 21, Reyes 15, Williams Walters, Louisville, Ky., Chevrolet, Through July 26 nona 2:19.18; 6, Rldgewood B 2:19.48. son (WS) 1:12.711; 4, Pollonl (SW) 172 — Tom Schlnke, Nakoma, 83- 125.108. 23. (88) Terry Cook, San- Oakland at Dallas, B p.m. LWalker, Colorado, 37; Blgglo, Hous- 14, Roper 9, Others 24. Indianapolis at Seattle, 9 p.m. Northern Section 100 freestyle — 1, Mowbray (RW) 1:16.37; 5, Rlchter (NK) 1:17.05; 6, An- 89. ton, 36; Fullmer, Montreal, 34; Bi- Stolen bases (42) - Tokhelm 9, dusky, Ohio, Chevrolet, 125.067. 24. (Minimum of 45 at-bats) 1:02.28; 2, Devrles (HP) 1:04.45; 3, derson (HFSC) 1:21.38. 173 — Matt Cotton, Blackhawk, (42) Rick McCray, Highland, Calif. San Francisco at San Diego, 9 p.m. SOCCER chette, Colorado, 34; Floyd, Florida, Baxter 6, Sachs 4, Grlce 4, Vopato 3, Sunday, August 9 ab h avg Priest (PC) 1:04.85; 4, Skille (RW) 100 Individual medley — 1, Nelsh 87-86. 32; BBoone, Cincinnati, 31; DeBell, Williams 4, Harris 3, Everson 1, Roper Chevrolet, 124.998. Gary Fearing, Caz 57 30 .526 1:05.40; 5, Knoche (HF) 1:05.80; 6, (Ml) 1:08.95; 1 Grunwald (RW) 1:09.93; 174 — Van Stoutt, Maple Bluff, 84- 25. (40) Mike Ewanltsko, North Minnesota at New England, 6:30 Houston, 31; Bonds, San Francisco, 31. 1, Others 7. p.m. Professional Brian Damon, Waun 51 26.510 Faulkner (MB) 1:07.32. 3, Olson (WS) 1:10.66; 4, Hoff (Ml) 90. Triples — NPerez, Colorado, 7; Errors (77) — Vopata 28, Baxter Babylon, N.Y., Chevrolet, 124.924. 26. Brian Rehm, Waun 45 21 .467 100 backstroke — 1, Mowbray 1:11.74; 5, Dickey (RW) 1:12.08; 6, 175 — Les Dorscheld, Yahara (18) Butch Miller, Coopersvllle, Mich. AJones, Atlanta, 7; DeShlelds, St. 12, Reyes 8, Grlce 7, Everson 4, Roper Kyle Simon, CPIalns 62 28 .452 (RW) 1:06.61; 2, Barry (MB) 1:07.13; 3, Mazur(MI) 1:14.76. Hills, 84-91. Dodge, 124.903. 27. (57) Nathan PIFL MLS Louis, 7; BLarkln, Cincinnati, 7; Del- 3, Sachs 3, Harris 2, Tokhelm 1, B W L PF OP Darin Frosch, SaP 58 25 .431 Gazvoda (Ml) 1:11.96; 4, Priest (PC) 100 breaststroke — 1, Nelsh (Ml) 176 — Randy Cardarella, Yaharo luccl, Arizona, 6; Glanvllle, Philadel- Deremer 1, Others 9. Buttke, Randleman, N.C., Ford, Eastern Conference Eric Duhr, PBIuff 51 22.431 1:12.13; 5, Retelle (RW) 1:15:00; 6, 1:15.42; Z Hellenbrand (Ml) 1:16.22; 3, Hills, 86-90; Rick Gotzlon, Bishops Bay, 124.866. 28. (84) Wayne Anderson, Louisiana Bayou Beast 12 1 513 371 W L SOW Pis GF GA phia, 6; Vina, Milwaukee, 6; BJordan, Madison Mad Dogs 10 4 450 371 Tony Borchert, PBIuff 56 24.429 Glaze (RW) 1:15.90. Mazur (Ml) 1:20.88; 4, McCanna (SW) 80-96. , St. Louis, 6. PITCHING Wildwood, Fla., Ford, 124.625. 29. (29) D.C 19 5 6 45 57 35 Tom Curtis, BEarth 52 22 .423 100 individual medley — 1, Evans 1:22.82; 5, Kokott (Ml) 1:27.66; 6, Ewa- 177 — Tom Grote, Blockhawk, 87- Bob Keselowskl, Rochester, Mich., Green Bay Bombers.... 10 4 585 418 NY-NJ 12 9 2 32 41 36 Home runs — McGwire, St. Louis, Ip h bb so w-l era Colorado Wildcats 9 5 340 368 Mike Larson, Waun 45 19.422 (PC) 1:06.91; 2, Barry (MB) 1:09.69; 3, nowskl (HF) 1:29.44. 90. BDeremr 9.0 13 4 40-0 300 Dodge, 124.377. 30. (6) Rick Carelll, Columbus 9 11 0 27 35 30 Wes Larsen, Arena 55 23.418 Taylor (MO) 1:14.37; 4, Tracy (SEM) 45; Sosa, Chicago, 42; GVaughn, San Honolulu Hurricanes.... 6 7 420 485 Miami 10 11 5 20 26 43 50 butterfly — 1, Grunwald (RW) 178 — Jlno Garnet, NA. Diego, 38; Castillo, Colorado, 35; Ga- Badorek. 93.0 102 24 45 5-4 406 Denver, Chevrolet, 124.373. 31. (44) l:li.93; 5, Weldemann (MO) 1:14.98; 6, 30.26; I Olson (WS) 31.03; 3, Hoff (Ml) 183 — Roger Formlsano, Black- SDeremr 28.1 31 12 15 3-4 413 Boris Said, Carlsbad, Calif., Ford, Tampa Bay 6 17 0 18 29 44 larraga, Atlanta, 33; Alou, Houston, c Western Section Knoche (HF) 1:16.45. 31.52; 4, Coyne (MO) 32.06; 5, Kelley hawk, 85-98. °rl 69.1 72 41 60 3-5 4.41 123.992. 32. (90) Lance Norlck, Okla- Saturday's results New England 616 1 16 36 48 • 28; HRodrlguez, Chicago, 27. (Minimum of 42 at-bats) 100 breaststroke — 1, Evans (PC) (MO) 32.45; 6, Abbs (PC) 32.99. 188 — John Nogel, Nakoma, 87- Laplante 91.0 98 21 64 5-6 4.45 homa City, Dodge, provisional Louisiana at Honolulu, late Western Conference Stolen bases — Womack, Pitts- ab h avg 1:13.73; 2, Marshall (RW) 1:17.84; 3, 200 freestyle relay: 1, Mlddleton A 101. Meyer 74.0 88 36 49 2-5 462 starter. 33. (7) , Julian, Madison, Green Bay, and Colorado W L SOW Pis GF GA burgh, 41; Renterla, Florida, 34; receive forfeit victories. Los Angeles 16 6 I 46 60 35 Mike Saugstad, Monroe... 55 27 .491 Glaze (RW) 1:20.68; 4, Dill (SEM) (Hellenbrand, Hoff, Welton, Mazur), Withdrew — Charles Camp, The Wagner.. 43.1 49 20 40 3-5 602 N.C., Chevrolet, provisional starter. Brad Stangel, Monroe 49 24 .490 1:21.44; 5, Devrles (HP) 1:23.00; 6, EcYoung, Los Angeles, 33; Blgglo, Bailey 8.0 12 9 3 0-2 675 END OF REGULAR SEASON Chlcogo 13 9 1 37 43 31 1:58.56; 2, Rldgewaod A 1:56.74; 3, Meadows, 80-; Frank O'Meara, The 34. (97) Tim Ballon, Charlotte, N.C., Terry Slack, Lvngston 47 23 .489 Skllle (RW) 1:23.41. Parkcrest A 2:00.19; 4, West Side Meadows, 81-; Rob Penfleld, The Houston, 33; Floyd, Florida, 24; QVe- Taylor 19.2 27 23 26 2-0 732 Chevrolet, 122.773. 35. (00) Ryan Colorado 11 10 2 29 43 43 ras, San Diego, 19; Clayton, St. Louis, Aaron Lancaster, Dodge. 42 20 .476 50 Butterfly — 1, Marshall (RW) 2:01.7Z' 5, Shorewood A 2:02.77; 6, Meadows, 81; Larry Van Epps, The Palnich... 36.1 43 22 29 0-0 792 McGlynn, Shlckshlnnv, Pa., Chevrolet, Dallas 11 11 4 25 32 45 19. Others.... 63.0 87 33 47 2-5 957 CYCLING Kansas City 912 2 23 27 31 Heath Hartwla, SoW 52 24 .462 31.58; 2, Taylor (MO) 32.35; 3, Tracy Parkcrest B 2:04.12. Meadows, 81-; Ed Tallard, Blackhawk, 119.522. 36. (69) Jeff Spraker, Latham, Jeff Klopp, Dodge 46 21 .457 (SEM) 32.97; 4, Gazvoda (Ml) 33.17; 5, 15-18 87. Pitching (12 Decisions) — KBrown, Team.. 502.0 57823136024-33 5.25 N.Y., Chevrolet, 117.017. San Jose 8 13 2 20 34 43 San Diego, 13-3, .SIX 2.71; Glavine, Note: Madison finished first half, NOTE: Three points for victory, Greg Boll, Monroe 58 26 .448 Vandell (SW) 33.99; 6, Gefer (WS) 200 medley relay 1, Mlddleton A Atlanta, 14-4, .778, 2.61; Gomes, Phila- 20-23. Tour de France one point for Shootout win and zero Greg Slack, Lvngston 52 23 .442 34.37. (Chris Richard, David Mazur, Mike Jeff Hone recorded his first career delphia, 9-3, .750, 3.52; GMaddux, Al- Earned runs (298) — Laplante 45, BASKETBALL points tor loss. Shootout (SOW) Is a Milt Hendrlckson, B'vllle.. 44 19.432 200 freestyle relay: 1, Rldgewood Devltt, Greg Gazvodo) 1:54.67; 2, hole-ln-one when he hit a five-Iron on lanta, 14-5, .737, 1.61; ALelter, New Badorek 42, Meyer 39, Carl 34, Pal- subset of wins. John Hebgen, Dodge 49 21 .429 A (Marshall, Gage, Skille, Mowbray), Shorewood A 1:55.05; 3, Parkcrest A the par three, 184-yard third hale. York, 10-4, .714, 2.16; Ashbv, San nich 32, Wagner 29, Taylor 16, S. Der- 20TH STAGE Today's game 1:58.34; 2, Porkcrest 2:00.77; 3, Maple 1:57.47; 4, Rldgewood A 2:02.38; 5, Odana Hills (72) — Glenn Dahl 72. Diego, 14-6, .700, 2.62; Wood, Chicago, emer 13, Bailey 6, B. Deremer 3, Professional At Le Creusot, France All-Star Game at Orlando, Fla., Eastern Section Bluff A 2:03.63; 4, High Point 2:04.33; 5, Semlnole A 2:04.20; 6, Shorewood B Nakoma (70) — Steve Elliott 74. 11-5, .687, 3.01; Trachsel, Chicago, 11- Others 67. Saturday's results 3:30 p.m. (Minimum of 42 ot-bats) Semlnole A 2:04.72; 6, Monona A 2:05.55. Bishops Bay (72) — George Glala- 5, .687,3.87. Saves (12) — S. Deremer 11, Pal- 32.3 miles • Wednesday's games ab h avg 2:05.63. 100 freestyle — 1, Brown (PC) mas, Steve Squires 78, Ken Endres, — Schilling, Philadel- nich 1. WNBA Montceau-les-Mlnes to Le Creusot San Jose at New England, 6:30 Davy Tomllnson, Pay 58 31 .534 15-18 55.59; 1 Devltt (Ml) 56.10; 3, Toutont Dan Hassett 79. phia, 214; Wood, Chicago, 179; EASTERN CONFERENCE 1. Jan Ullrich, Germany, Telekom, p.m. Jeff Wurster, CGrove 56 28 .500 200 medley relay — 1, Rldgewood (SW) 58.17; 4, Hastings (SW) 58.35; 5, Yahara Hills (72) — Terry Everson 1 hour, 3 minutes, 52 seconds. 2. KBrown, San Diego, 169; Stottlemyre, W L Pet GB Los Angeles at Colorado, 8 p.m. Mike Calkins, SuP 47 23 .489 A (C. Glrdley, Katy Frye, Kelly Smith, Alschuler (RW) 58.61; 6, Davis (SW) 72, John Kruegman, Steve Bobby Jutich, Glenwood Springs, St. Louis, 147; GMaddux, Atlanta, 145; AUTO RACING Charlotte 15 7 .682 — Dan Strause, CGrove 57 27.474 Casey Chiles) 2:07.48; 2, Shorewood A 59.17. Schwoegler 73, Tom Schlueter 74, Jim Colo., Cofldls, 1:01 behind. 3. Marco Drelfort, Los Angeles, 131; Nomo, Cleveland 13 9 .591 2 Dan Zwctfel, Monona 54 25 .463 2:07.63; 3, Cherokee 2:11.15; 4, Park- 100 backstroke — 1, Shloa (PC) Kopp 75, Pot Rolsum, Don Ruhland 76, New York, 130. New York 13 9 .591 2 Pantanl, Italy, Mercatonc Uno, 2:35. 4. FOR THE Dave Braunschweig, Wat.. 57 24.421 crest A 2:12.03; 5, Mlddleton A 2:13.83; 1:02.20; 2, Toutant (SW) 1:05.54; 3, John Bertram, John Beyler, Jon Krog- Darlusz Baranowskl, Poland, U.S. . Saves — Hoffman, San Diego, 35; Professional Detroit 12 10 .545 3 Brian Beyer, Wat 55 22 .400 6,SemlnoleA2:113.8B. Richard (Ml) 1:05.75; 4, Gazvoda (Ml) mon, Tom Stalowskl 77, Steve Lauck, Washington 2 19 .095 12 Vi Postal, 3:11. 5. Andrei Teterlouk, Ka- RECORD Ed Feldner, McF 45 18.400 100 freestyle — 1, Flint (PC) 5959; 1:06.59; 5, Rlchgels (Ml) 1:09.23; 6, Mul- Erv Marks, Jack Marshall 78, Marlon Beck, Chicago, 32; Shaw, Los Angeles. zakstan. Lotto, 3:46. 6. Vlotcheslav 32; Nen, San Francisco, 28; Urblna, WESTERN CONFERENCE Joe Kroetz, CGrove 63 25.397 2, Glrdley (RW) 1:01.46; 3, Dewltt (SW) lee (RW) 1:09.98. Brown, Rick Flynn, Dick Hlndman, NASCAR WINSTON CUP Eklmov, Russia, U.S. Postal, 3:48. 7. BASEBALL Montreal, 24; BWagner, Houston, 22; W L Pet GB Cam Radewan, Pay 43 17 .395 1:01.67; Chiles (RW) 1:03.15; 5, Barbera 200 individual medley — 1, Daluge Marlon Moore 79. BRICKYARD 400 Chrlstophe Rinero, France, Cofldls, American League JFranco, New York, 21. x-Houston 20 2 .909 — (HP) 1:03.20; 6, Llebmonn (HP) 1:03.37. (WS) 2:23.11; 2, Richard (Ml) 2:23.22; 3, Cherokee (72) — Mike McFarland At Indianapolis 3:50. 8. Rlccardo Forconi, Italy, Mer- MINNESOTA TWINS — Signed Saturday's results Phoenix 12 9 .571 Th Southeast Section 100 Backstroke — 1, Glrdley (RW) Gansner (SW) 2:28.36; 4, Maasen (RW) 75, Steve Genda 75, Jan Doyle 77, catone Uno, 3:55. 9. Axel Merckx, Bel- RHP Rick Agullera to a one-year con- (Minimum of 42 at-bats) 1:08.73; 2, Bren (SW) 1:08.83; 3, Dewltt 2:28.58; 5, Alscriuler (RW) 2:34.33; 6, Mike Adler 79. AMERICAN LEAGUE Starling position In parentheses LosAngeles 9 13 .109 11 tract extension. Recalled OF Chris 1. (3) Jeff Gordon, Pittsboro, Ind., Utah 7 15 .318 13 glum, Polti, 3:59. 10. Roland Meier, ab h avg (SW) 1:09.00; 4, Dykstra (PC) 1:11.11; Wlcklund (Ml) 2:40.62. Sun Prairie (72) — Randy Schu- G AB R H Pel. Switzerland, Cofldls, 4:28. 11. Udo Latham and LHP Travis Boptlste Matt Northey, Utlca 57 31 .544 TWalkerMIn 92 340 63 119 .350 Chevrolet, 160, x-Jl,637,625. 2. (7) Sacramento 6 16 .273 14 5, Koenlg (SEM) 1:12.23; 6, Plummer 100 breaststroke — 1, Gansner mann 74, Denny Calkins 77. Bolts, Germany, Telekom, 4:29. 12. from Salt Lake of Ihe PCL. Nate Staddard, Orf 43 23 .535 (MO) 1:12.63. BWIIIioms NYY.. 72 279 57 97 .348 Mark Martin, Batesvllle, Ark., Ford, x-cllnched playoff berth (SW) 1:11.27; 2, Devltt (Ml) 1:11.82; 3, Maple Bluff (71) — Jay Hazen, Bill Yevgeny Berzln, Russia, FDJ, 4:47.13. — Placed Dan Senobe, Orf 43 21 .488 200 Individual medley — 1, Hodulik Rodriguez Tex.. 98 392 59 131 .334 160, $248,375. 3. (10) Bobby Labonte, Saturday's results Daluge (WS) 1:12.23; 4, Kammel (RW) Tensfeldt 75, Pam Bormann 76, Dick Thierry Bourgulgnon, France, Big- RHP Darren Holmes on the 15-day Jeff Keehn, Staughton 56 26 .464 (SW) 2:30.87; 2, Klnney (CH) 2:31.17; 3, Seoul Seo 103 392 67 131 .334 Corpus Christ), Texas, Pontlac, 160, Cleveland 74, Houston 71 1:13.39; 5, Gausewltz (MO) 1:16.09; 6, Haas 77, Jim Kllnke 78, Stuart Man- mat, 4:48. 14. Giuseppe DIGrande, disabled list. John Kas, Milton 52 23 .442 Dykstra (PC) 2:37.32; 4, Smith (RW) MVaughnBos....lOO 396 63 132 .333 S224.525. 4. (16) Mike Skinner, Susan- New YorK 67, Washington 53 Parsons (RW) 1:18.03. chester 79. Italy, Mapel, 4:57. 15. Tyler Hamilton, — Recalled Corey Olson, Utlca 51 22 .431 2:27.99; 5, Blrk (RW) 2:38.05; 6, Jacobs Pleasant View (72) — Brad Wil- Stolrs Oak ,. 97 330 60 108 .327 vllle, Calif., Chevrolet, 160, $187,325. 5. Los Angeles 73, Utah 65 100 butterfly — 1, Shlao (PC) Brookllne, Mass., U.S. Postal, 4:58. RHP David Holvrldge from Tacoma of Chuck Sells, Milton 47 19.404 (RW) 2:39.97. liams 76, Larry VanDerLeest, Jeff Gorclopara Bos. 91 395 73 128 .324 (28) Dale Earnhardl, Kannapolls, N.C., Today's games the PCL. 1:01.21; 2, Jeffery (PC) 1:04.43; 3, Has- Chevrolet, 160, $169,275. 6. (1) Ernie Charlotte at New YorK, 3 p.m. Other U.S. Postal Service riders Josh Johnson, Ore 51 20.392 100 breaststroke — 1, Smith (RW) tings (SW) 1:04.84; 4, Kammel (RW) Barsness 78. DJeterNYY 92 400 81 128 .320 Irvan, Salinas, Calif., Pontlac, 160, 16. Jean-Cyril Robin, France, U.S. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Re- Brian Uhl, Stoughton 51 20.392 1:18.70; I Saltier (SW) 1:21.06; 3, Ro- Monona (36) — Adam Stelnhofer GAnderson Ana Sacramento at Houston, 3 p.m. called C-1NF Mark Dalesandro and 1:06.98; 5, Bcrklund (Ml) 1:07.00; 6, $159,260. 7. (9) John Andrettl, India- Monday's games Postal, 4:58. 34. Marty Jemlson, Park Ryan Zelhoffer, Edge 44 17.386. dulik (SW) 1:21.09; 4, Goodman (SW) Mazur (Ml) 1:07.70. 36, Matt Gunderson 39. 104 411 41 131 .319 napolis, Pontlac, 160, $138,160. 8. (14) City, Utah, U.S. Postal, 6:45. 44. Peter RHP Kelvlm Escobar from Syracuse 1:21.40; 5, Adler (Ml) 1:22.30; 6, Grue- Stoughton (71) — Mitch Henck 74, Detroit at Charlotte, 6:30 p.m. of the , 200 freestyle relay: 1, Mlddleton A HMorrlsKC 87 327 34 104 .318 Rusty Wallace, St. Louis, Ford, 160, Melnert-Nletsen, Denmark, . U.S. Saturday's results bllng(CH) 1:23.57. Mike Burle, Larry Harlow 76, Mike Washington at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. National League (Richard, Mazur, Gazvoda, DeVltt), Runs — Griffey Jr, Seattle, 92; $126,360. 9. (8) , Corpus Postal, 7:13. 50. Frankle Andreu, Mazomanle 16, Pine bluff 4 100 butterfly — 1, Llebmann (HP) 1:41.13; Z Shorewood A 1:44.05; 3, Hlckman 77, Mike Roberts 79. Durham, Chicago, 83; Thome, Cleve- — Recalled Chrlstl, Texas, Chevrolet, 160, Dearborn, Mich* U.S. Postal, 7:50. 59. Pine Bluff 7, Sauk Prairie 5 1:08.46; 2, Flint (PC) 1:08.52; 3, Frye Parkcrest A 1:44.32; 4, Rldgewood A University Ridge (72) — Jay land, 82; DJeter, New York, 81; ARo- $133,135. 10. (19) Ken Schroder, Fen- RHP Jeremy Powell from Harrlsburg (RW) 1:10.54; 4, Klnnsy (CH) 1:10.62; 5, Simon, Ken Svke 79. GOLF George Hlncaple, Charlotte, N.C., U.S. of the Eastern League. 1:48.86; 5, Mlddleton B 1:49.20; 6, drlguez, Seattle, 80; Edmonds, ton, Mo., Chevrolet, 160, $119,835. 11. Postal, 7:55. 91. Pascal Derame, Banner (SEM) 1:12.24; 6, Adler (Ml) Blackhawk (72) — Bob Narowetz FOOTBALL KOLLEGE KLUB Shorewood B 1:49.27. Anaheim, 76; JnValentln, Boston, 76. (11) , Columbia, Tenn., France, U.S. Postal, 10:57. BASEBALL TOURNAMENT 1:13.32. 73, Chris Zwettler, Jim Torgerson 79. > RBI — JuGonzolez, Texas, 116; Chevrolet, 160, $100,760. 12. (37) Bill National Football League 200 freestyle relay: 1, Shorewood Door Creek (71) — Lance Shutter Professional Other American NEW YORK JETS — Signed LB At Stampfl Field, Verona Belle, Chicago, 95; Griffey Jr, Seattle, Elliott, Dawsonvtlle, Ga., Ford, 160, 26. Kevin Livingston, Cofldls, 6:08. Saturday's results (Washburn, Bren, DeWitt, Hodulik), Golf 77. 93; ARodrlguez, Seattle, 89; MRaml- $102,110. 13. (43) Darren Waltrip, Brian Cox. 1:55.07; 2, Rldgewood A 1:55.45; 3, HOCKEY Semifinals rez, Cleveland, 88; RPalmeiro, Balti- Franklin, Tenn., Chevrolet, 160, LPGA Overall standings BAG 7, Kollege Klub Warriors 5 Parkcrest A 1:57.92; 4, Mlddleton A more, 88; Garciaparra, Boston, 84. $89,610. 14. (33) Kyle Petty, Randle- DU MAURIER CLASSIC National Hockey League 1:58.84; 5, Semlnole A 2:00.21; 6, Cher- MADISON MEN'S Auto racing {After 20 Stages) COLORADO AVALANCHE — Big Ten Athletic Supply 10, Big ' Hits — ARodrlguez, Seattle, 139; man, N.C., Pontlac, 160, $96,010. At Windsor, Ontario 1. Marco Pantanl, Italy, Mercatone Ten Pub Bushmen 8 okee A 2:00.47. CITY TOURNAMENT Erstad, Anaheim, 138; Hlgglnson, De- 15. (36) , Con- Saturday's third-round leaders Signed RW Scott Parker and LW Nick BOYS Saturday's third-round scores Uno, 89:05:10. 2. Jan Ullrich, Germany, Bootland, to three-year contracts. Consolation semifinals MADISON INTERNATIONAL troit, 135; MVaughn, Boston, 132; over, N.C., Chevrolet, 160, $91,810. 16. 198 — Brandle Burton 68-64-66. Telekom, 3 minutes, 21 seconds be- Verona Home Talent 12, Madison 8-and-under At Cherokee Country Club, par 72 (2) Dale Jarrett, Hickory, N.C., Ford, Signed RW Shean Donovan, D Jeff SPEEDWAY GAnderson, Anaheim, 131; [Rodri- 201 — Annika Sorenstam 68-66-67; hind. 3. Bobby Jullch, Glenwood American Legion 2 100 medley relay — 1, Mlddleton 217 — Troy Bllderback, Yahara 160, $140,260. 17. (6) Ricky Craven, Meg Mallon 65-69-67. Buchanan, and D Ted Crowley, to Saturday's results guez, Texas, 131; Segul, Seattle, 131. Springs, Colo., Cofldls, 4:08. 4. Shoe Box 10, Curveball 4 (Sam NIesen, Brett Semenas, J. Zim- Hills, 70-75-72. Newburgh, Maine, Chevrolet, 160, 203 — Betsy King 64-69-70; Pat one-year contracts. Feature finish: 1. Ran Doubles — Erstad, Anaheim, 33; Chrlstophe Rinero, France, Cofldls, Quarterfinals: merman, Nick Luebke) 1:32.41; 2, 218 — CJ. Brock, Cherokee, 73-74- JnValentln, Boston, 33; IRodrlguez, $92,810. 18. (18) Dick Trickle, Wiscon- Hurst 67-65-71. MONTREAL CANAOIENS — Re- Rldgewood 1:33.35; 3, High Point Breese Jr. (DeKalb, IL.), 2. Dave Feller 9:16. 5. Michael Boogerd, Netherlands, signed C Vincent Damphousse to a Bis Ten Athletic Supply 9, Shoe 71. (Deforest), 3. Scott Ollerman (Defor- Texas, 32; CDelgado, Toronto, 31; sin Rapids, Wis., Ford, 160, $91,610. 204 — Michelle Estlll 69-69-66; Hi- 1.33.96; 4, Shorewood A 1:37.66; 5, 219 — Mark Dlsrud, Blackhawk, Rabobank, 11:26. 6. Jean-Cyril Robin, one-year contract. Box 5 est), 4. John Knaus (Rockford IL.), 5. Thome, Cleveland, 31; EMartlnez, Se- 19. (38) Ted Musgrave, Franklin, WIs., roml Kobayashl 68-70-66. Parkcrest 1:38.33; 6, Shorewood B 68-74-77. France, U.S. Postal, 14:57. 7. Roland Chad Wood (Madison) Fast Qualifier attle, 31; 5 are tied with 30. Ford, 160, $90,910. 20. (24) Bobby 205 — Alicia Dlbos 68-68-69. 1:44.33. 220 — Chuck Hlnners, Cherokee, Hamilton, Nashville, Tenn., Chevrolet, 206 — 67-73-66; Dawn Meier, Switzerland, Cofldis, 15:13. B. 25 freestyle — 1, Noltemeyer (RW) — Dave Feller (Deforest): (7.906 Tro- Triples — Offerman, Kansas City, Danlele Nardello, Italy, Mapei, 16:07. 9. Swimming 75-74-71. 10; "Garclaparra, Boston, 7; 160, $95,960. 21. (29) Michael Woltrip, Coe-Jones 67-70-69; Laura Davles 69- CITY/AREA 18:00; 2, Donnelly 18.06 (PC); 3, Sha- phy dash winner 8 Laps — Dale Not- Owensboro, Ky., Ford, 160, $93,410. Giuseppe Dl Grande, Mapel. Italy, 221 — Mike Goode, Nakoma, 70- testad(Cambrldge) Heals: 10 laps — 1. McCracken, Tampa Bay, 6; Damon, 67-70; Dana Dormann 68-68-70; Mardl piro (SW) 18.45; 4, Cooper (SW) 18.47; 72-79. Kansas City, 6; DJeter, New York, 6; 22. (42) Rick Mast, Lexington, Va., Lunn 68-68-70; Deb Richard 67-69-70. 17:35. 10. Axel Merckx, Belgium Poltl, SPORTS ALL-CITY SWIM MEET 5, Snapper (SEM) 18.49; 6, Johnson Jon Reynolds (Rockford, IL., 2. Ron Ford, 160, $81,310. 23. (26) Steve Grls- 17:39. U. B|arne Rlls, Denmark, Tele- 222 — Brian Murphy, Maple Bluff, Breese Jr. (DeKalb IL.) Durham, Chicago, 6; GAnderson, An- 207 — Marta Flgueras-Dotti 68-71- At Hill Farm Swim Club (PC) 18.55. 69-75-78. aheim, 6; O'Leary, Boston, 6. som, Gadsden, Ala., Chevrolet, 160, 68; Karrle Webb 69-69-69; Chris John- kom, 19:10. 12. Dariusz Baranowskl, • Saturday's results 25 backstroke — 1, Melster (HP) Midwest Truck Series feature fin- Poland, U.S. Postal, 19:58. 13. Stephen Baseball 223 — Mike Douglas, Cherokee, , Home runs — Griffey Jr, Seattle, $86,210. 24. (17) Joe Nemechek, Lake- son 66-72-69; Allison Flnnev 70-67-70; Team scores: 1, Rldgewood 20.86; 2, Cooper (SW) 21.58; 3, Mow- ish: 1. Adam Shackelford (Verona), 2. land, Fla., Chevrolet, 160, $85,110. 25. Heulot, France, FDJ, 20:57. 14. Leon- 73-74-76; Jeff Comstock, Odana Hills, Chris Purdy (Milton), 3. Charlie Cot- 41; ARodrlguez, Seattle, 33; Belle, Chi- Jenny Lldback 67-70-70; Dottle Pep- 1560.50; 2, Mlddleton 1217; 3, Park- bray (RW) 21.95; 4, Booske (PC) 23.22; 74-76-73. (39) Johnny Benson, Grand Rapids, per 66-70-71. ardo Plepoll, Italy, Saeco, 22:45. 15. Bo crest 958; 4, Shorewood 924.50; 5, tarn (Janesvllle). Fast qualifier — Dan cago, 33; RPalmeiro, Baltimore, 33; NBC CLASS AA TOURNAMENT 5, Reid (SW) 25.18; 6, Glrdley (RW) 224 — John Boles, Cherokee, 72- Mich., Ford, 159, $84,310. 26. (41) 208 — Gall Graham 70-70-68; Hamburger, Denmark, Casino, 26:39. Semlnole 690; 6, Mnnona 585; 7, High Harris (Cottage Grove): 18.746. Tro- JuGonzalez, Texas, 31; Canseco, To- At Watertown Park, Watertown 26.06. 76-76; Dennis Ryan, Bishops Bay, 73- Jerry Nadeau, Danbury, Conn., Ford, Donna Andrews 70-70-68; Other U.S. Postal Service riders Point 473; 8, Hill Farm 428; 9, West 100 freestyle relay — 1, Parkcrest phy dash winner 6 laps — Brian Class ronto, 31; Thome, Cleveland, 29. Saturday's result* 76-75. 159, $81,885. 27. (15) Buckshot Jones, 69-68-71; 68-69-71; Lisa 38. Eklmov, 1:22:40. 45. Melnert- Side 381; 10, Maple Bluff 280; 11, Cher- A (Chris Johnson, Peter Johnston, (Oregon) Heats: 8 laps — Chris Purdy Stolen bases — Henderson, Oak- Other results 225 — Matt Gerlach, Odana Hills, Tucker, Go., Chevrolet, 158, $72,285. Hackney 66-71-71. Nielsen, 1:29:37. 48. Jemlson, 1:34:27. Sparta Miller 5, Milwaukee Orioles okee 213; 12, Nakoma 74. Kevin Booske, G. Donnelly) 1:16.57; 2, (Milton) fand, 46; Stewart, Toronto, 33; Lofton, 28. (35) Chad Little, Spokane, Wash* 71-76-78. Cleveland, 33; ARodrlguez, Seattle, 30; 209 — Mlchele Redman 70-70-69; 51. Hamilton, 1:39:53. 53. Hlncaple, 2 GIRLS Shorewood A 1:17.77; 3, Middleton A Limited Late Model Feature finish: Ford, 157, crash, $73,985. 29. (20) Rob- Charlotta Sorenstam 69-69-71; Smrltl 1:40:39. 58. Andreu, 1:53:44. 84. De- 8-and-undcr 1:21.56; 4, High Point A 1:21.64; 5, Hill 227 — Tom Tzakls, Maple Bluff, 72- 1. Rick Nelson (Madison), 2. Nathan TGoodwin, Texas, 29; Offerman, Kan- ert Pressley, Ashevllle, N.C., Ford, Lannon 8, Wlnona Chiefs 7 80-75; Paul Holzem, Maple Bluff, 72-76- sas City, 28; Durham,-Chicago, 26; Mehra 68-69-72; Emllee Klein 66-71-72; ramc, 2:26:25. Exeland Braves 7, Oconomowoc 4 100-meter medley relay — 1, Park- Farm A 1:22.23; 6, Rldgewood 1:22.41. Haseleu (Marshall), 3. Robert Cuslck 157, crash, $84,085. Helen Alfredsson 70-66-73; Tammle Other American crest (K. Anderson, Mary Evans, Beth 25 breaststroke — 1, Snapper 79. (Edgerton). Fast qualifier — Nathan BLHunter, Detroit, 26. 30. (5) Jeff Green, Whltehouse, Saturday's semifinal results 228 — Mike Murphy, Cherokee, 72- Pitching (12 Decisions) — DWells, Green 66-69-74. 17. Livingston, 34:03. Lannon 15, Sparta Miller 4 Schramka, Alexandra Lake) 1:27.84; 2, (SEM) 23.99; i Becker (MO) 25.75; 3, Haseleu (Marshall) Heats: 8 laps — 1. Tenn., Chevrolet, 157, crash, $69,785. 210 — Jull Inkster 74-68-68; Lisa Maple Bluff 1:27.87; 3, Rldgewoad Zimmerman (Ml) 26.33; 4, Johnson 83-73; Greg Moser, Cherokee, 78-77- James Dennis (Stoughton), 2. Jeff New York, 13-2, .867, 3.57; PMartlnez, 31. (27) Ricky Rudd, Chesapeake, Va., Exeland 8, Watertown 3 73; Mark Wentz, Cherokee, 74-77-77. Boston, 15-3, .833, 2.64; Cone, New Klggens 71-71-68; Penny Hammel 73- Stage winners 1:28.79; 4, Mlddleton 1:29.81; 5, Shore- (MB) 26.81; 5, Welton (WS) 27.31; 6, Walters (Mineral Point) Ford, 155, crash, $85,685. 32. (21) 68-69; Sherrl Stelnhauer 70-71-69; 21-stages, 2,393-mltes wood 1.33.60; 6, Monana 1:34.17. Morgan (WS) 27.96. 229 — Rob Peters, Cherokee, 76- Midwest Modified Feature 1. Dave York, 15-3, .833, 3.33; Rogers, Oak- Jimmy Spencer, Berwick, Pa., Ford, AMERICAN LEGION Mhalrl McKay 70-71-69; Sally Little 67- (Stage winner, Overall leader) STATE TOURNAMENTS 25 freestyle — 1, Schramka (PC) 25 butterfly — 1, Semenas (Ml) 80-73; Jeff SImonson, Maple Bluff, 77- Neumann (Madison), 2. Ken Hotf land, 11-4, .733, 2.87; Irabu, New York, 154, crash, $78,285. 33. (40) Brett Bod- 78-74; Dan Wubbels, Blockhawk, 76- 10-4, .714, 3.22; Wakefleld, Boston, 12- 74-69; Wendy Doolan 65-75-70; Se Rl July 11 — Prologue: Dublin, Ireland Saturday's results 17.13; 2, Bradbury (MB) 17.27; 3, 20.50; 2, Stone (HP) 22.84; 3, Manuelll (Stoughton), 3. Ron Roy (Rudolph) Ine, Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 152, 73-80. Fast qualifier — Dave Naumann 5, .706, 4.25; Helling, Texas, 14-6, .700, Pak 69-70-71; Kris Tschetter 71-67-72; (Chris Boardman, Britain; Boardman). Class AAA at Wisconsin Rapids Evans (PC) 17.8i 4, Keller (Ml) 18.46; (SW) 24.27; 4, Booske (PC) ' 24.42; $75,535. 34. (30) Ward Burton, South 5, Elllngson (RW) 18.68; 6, Anderson 231 — BUI Cunningham, Cherlkee, (Madison): 18.843 4.59. Boston, Va., Pontiac, 151, $75,285. 35. Diane Barnard 69-69-72; Catrlona July 12 — 1st stage: Dublin (Tom Scores not provided Bauch (SW) 25.52; 6, Shapiro (SW) Matthew 68-68-74; Becky Iverson 69- Steels, Belgium; Boardman}. (PC) 19.39. 27.71. 73-77-81; Scott Baker, Odana Hills, 70- Sportsman Feature finish: 1. Jason Strikeouts — RJohnson, Seattle, (25) Steve Park, East Northport, N.Y., Dunn (Sun Prairie) 2. Kenny Olson (Ft. 213; PMartlnez, Boston, 170; CFInley, 66-75. July 13 — 2nd stage: Ennlscorthy Class AA at Delavan 25 backstroke — 1, Schlelsman 100 Individual medley: 1, Nolte- 80-81; Tom Fitzgerald, Nakoma, 78-77- Chevrolet, 148, crash, $68,025. 36. (34) Atkinson) 3. Scott Rledner (Wauna- Anaheim, 154; Clemens, Toronto, 148; 211 — Shanl Waugn 70-68-73; Liz to Cork, Ireland {Jan Svorada, Czech Scores not provided (Ml) 20.05; 2, Rase (SW) 21.40; 3, meyer, R, 1:47.93; 2, Mowbray, R, 76; Jeremy Dlebllng, Blackhawk, 76- Jeff Burton, South Boston, Va., Ford, kee). Fast qualifier — Kurt Clapper tone, New York, 134; Erlckson, Balti- Earley 67-71-73; Danielle Ammacca- Republic; Erik Zabel, Germany). Walker (CH) 23.4Z- 4, Bromek (WS) 1:52.87; 3, Meslter, HP, 1:54.01; 4, Don- 78-77; Tom Huset, Blackhawk, 72-81- 145, $84,385. 37. (13) , 78. (Dane): 20.689. Heats: 8 laps — 1. Matt more, 130; Colon, Cleveland, 122. Chemung, N.Y., Ford, 124, handling, pane 69-67-75. July 14 — 3rd stage: RoscoH to Lo- Class A at Vlroqua 24.07; 5, Petska (Ml) 24.10; 6, Ander- nelly, P, 1:55.04; 5, Semenas, Ml, 212 — Krlstl Albers 71-71-70; Cindy rlent (Jens Heppner, Germany; Bo Mauston 2, Ladysmith 1 son (PC) 24.43. 1:58.07; 6, Manuelll, SW, 1:59.11. 232 — Scott Rosso, Odana Hills, 77- Schwenke (Deforest) 2. Dean Hacki Saves — Gordon, Boston, 30; MRI- $74,745.38. (4) Kenny Irwln, Indianapo- (Spring Green) vera, New York, 29; Perclval, Ana- lis, Ford, 116, crash, $98,805. 39. (31) Flom 69-73-70; Dole Eggellng 72-69-71; Hamburger, Denmark). Cottage Grove 5,' Racine 310 4 100 freestyle relay — 1, Parkcrest 9-10 77-78; Jeff Hosklng, Yahara Hills, 76- helm, 29; Wetteland, Texas, 28; Rich Blckle, Edgerton, WIs., Fard, 112, Cathy Johnston-Forbes 71-70-71; July 15 — 4th stage: Plouay to Columbus 7, Black River Falls 2 (Mary Evans, Alexandra Lake, K. An- 200 medley relay — Rldgewood A 77-79. MJackson, Cleveland, 27; RoMyers, $74,650. 40. (22) Wally Dallenbach, Ba- Maria Hiorth 70-71-71; Hauls Stacy 71- Chalet (Jeroen Bllllevens, Nether- Wittenberg vs. Vlroqua, late derson, Beth Schramka) 1:14.31; 2, (Peter Mullee, J. Marshall, Cody 233 — Mike Flynn, Yahora Hills, Running Toronto, 27; Agullera, Minnesota, 27. salt, Colo., Ford, 102, engine, $67,645. 69-71- Marle-Josee Rouleau 67-73-72; lands; Stuart O'Grady, Australia). Maple Bluff 1:16.11; 3, Rldgewood A Smith, Derek Murphy) 2:39.37; 2, Sem- 76-77-80. 41. (32) Dave Marels, Wausau, WIs., Carln Koch 68-69-75; Tina Barrett 67- July U — 5th stage: Cholet to Saturday's results 1:17.18; 4, Mlddleton A 1:20.95; 5, Mo- lnole A 2:44.15; 3, High Point 2:57.73; 4, 234 — Lew Brooks, Bishops Bay, Chevrolet, 102, engine, $67,635. 42. 69-76. Chaeteauroux (Mario CIpolllnl, Italy; COTTAGE GROVE 5 nona A 1:21.06; 6, Cherokee A 1:24.05. Semlnole B 2:58.44; 5, Shorewood 76-81-77. OREGON COMMUNITY {Minor league (12) Jeremy Mayfleld, Owensboro, 213 — Karen Weiss 71-71-71; O'Grady). RACINE POST 310 4 25 breaststroke — 1, Soderholm 2:58.86:6, Manona 3:00.25. • 235 — Tom Ryan, Bishops Bay, 73- FUN RUNS Ky., Ford, 67, handling, $74,630. 43. Nancy Scranton 70-71-72; Nancy July 17 — 6th stage: La Chatre to Col. Grove 100 120 1 — 5 7 2 (MB) 22.15; 2, Smith (RW) 22.18; 3, Lo- 50 freestyle — 1, Murphy (RW) 82-80. Saturday's results (23) Kenny Wallace, St. Louis, Fard, Lopez 69-72-72; Llsetotte Neumann 74- Brlve-lo-Galllarde (CIpolllnl; O'Grady}. Racine 002 110 0 — 4 7 2 pukhln (SW) 24.99; 4, Taylor (SW) 31.30; 2, Boyle (Ml) 31.72; 3, Flint (PC) 236 — Mark Engman, Blackhawk, Women MIDWEST LEAGUE 65, engine, $67,630. 66-73; Terry-Jo Myers 70-70-73; Mar- July 18 — 7th stage: Meyrlgnac McCormlck and Phillips; Sllvas 25.26; 5, Nadler (SW) 27.04; 6, Doyle 35.31; 4, Hastings (SW) 35.71; 5, Do- 75-78-83; Bruce Bosben, Odana Hills, 5-kllometer Second Half Race Statistics tha Nause 69-71-73; Kathy Guadag- I'Egltse-Correze time trial (Jan Ullrich, and O'Brien. W — McCormlck. U — (MB) 27.95. llnsky (SEM) 36.31; 6, Selby (SW) 74-82-80; Kevin Nurml, Yahara Hills, 1, Nicole Hameler, Madison, 22:06; Eastern Division Time of race: 3 hours, 9 minutes, nlno 68-72-73; Mayuml Hlrase 69-70- Germany; Ullrich). Sllvas. 25 butterfly — 1, Taylor (MO) 36.46. 76-81-79. 2, Sharon Stude, Madison, 22:50; 3, W L Pet. GB 19.165 seconds. Margin of victory: 74. July 19 — 8th stage: Brlve-la- Leading hitters — McCormlck 17.28; 2, Rose (SW) 18.80; 3, Evans 50 backstroke — 1, Graves (Ml) 237 — Pete Grefshelm, Odana Kate Stelngraber, Oregon, 22:51. 19 & Michigan (Red Sox)...25 10 .714 — Under yellow. Winner's average 214 — Tracy Hanson 72-70-72; Galllarde to Montauban (Jacky Du- (CG) 2x4, Kublslak (R) 2x3. HR — Ku- (PC) 19.19; 4, Bradbury (MB) 20.11; 5, 39.02; 2, Devries (HP) 42:03; 3, Mar- Hills, 81-76-80; Wayne Peterson, under: Stelngraber. 20-29: Homeler. Fort Wayne (Twlns)..20 16 .556 S'/j speed: 126.770 mph. Caution flags: 9 Susie Redman 71-71-72; Crlstle Kerr rand, France; Laurent Desblens, blslak. 2B — Vance (R), Zurawskl (R). Kyweluk (HF) 20.40; 6, Keller (Ml). shall (RW) 43.09; 4, Selby (SW) 43.85; 5, Blackhawk, 75-82-80. 30-39: Stude. 40-49: Mary Anne K-W.MIch.(Tlgers)....16 17 .485 8 for 34 laps. Lead changes: 10 among 7 70-72-72. France). 100 Individual medley: 1, Taylor, Mullee (RW) 45.30; 6, Matt (Ml) DO. 238 — Doug Czerwlnskl, Maple Hlnkes, Oregon, 26:11. 50-59: Esther Lansing (Royals) 15 20 .429 10 drivers. Lop leaders: Irvan 1-18, Gor- 215 — Patty Sheehan 70-72-73; July 20 — 9th stage: Montauban to Other result Mo, 1:30.79; 2, A. Soderholm, MB, 100 individual medley — 1, Boyle Bluff, 73-83-83; Larry Gessler, Odana Turner, Janesvllle, 42:47, 60 & over: So.Bend(D'backs) 11 25 .306 14'A don 19-38, Irvan 39-45, Gordon 46-53, Vickie Odegard 70-72-73; Kim Wil- Pau (Leon Van Bon, Netherlands; Mauston 2, Ladysmith 1 1:34.25; 3, Schrameo, PC, 1:34.75; 4, (Ml) 1:23.06; 2, Smith (RW) 1:23.23; 3, Hills, 73-82-83; John Van Ray, Odana Donna Cassaro, Rockford, 32:06, Central Division Jarrett 54-80, Martin 81, T.Lobonte liams 69-73-73; Val Skinner 72-69-74; Desblens}. Smith, R, 1:36.97; 5, Schlelsman, Ml, Toomey (SEM) 1:29.45; 4, Gilbert Hills, 73-82-83. 10-kilometer K-wlscnsn (Mrners)...20 16 .556 — 82-83, Gordon 84-118, Pressley 119- Anna Acker-Macosko 71-70-74; Kris July 21 — 10th stage: Pau to Lu- HOME TALENT LEAGUE 1:45.38; 6, Kyweluk, HF, 1:54.46. (SEM) 1:30.64; 5, Chesley (MO) 1:31.65; 239 — Ken Russell, Yahara Hills, 1, Laura Clark-Taylor, Madison, Rockford (Cubs) 20 16 .556 — 120, Earnhardt 121-126, Gordon 127- Monaghan 70-70-75; DIna Ammacca- chon (Rodolfo Massl, Italy; Ullrich). EASTERN SECTION 9-10 6, Snapper (SEM) 1:34.25. 75-82-82. 43:44; i Nancy Plcard, Madison, 43:56; Peorla (Cardinals) 19 16 .543 '/i 160. pane 70-70-75; Barb Mucha 71-68-76. July 22 — 11th stage: Luchon to W L W L 200 medley relay — 1, Ridgewood A 50 breaststroke — 1, Smith (RW) 240 — Don Becker, Cherokee, 77- 3, Heather Moe, South Wayne (Wl), Kane Only (Marlins),.16 18 .471 3 Series points leaders: Gordon 216 — Nancl' Bowen 70-72-74; Plateau de Bellte (Marco Pantanl, Cottage Gr. ...12 1 Sun Prairie.... 6 7 (Nicole Drives, Leah Kammel, Mela- 42.12; 2, Dollnsky (SEM) 44.18; 3, 80-83; Mark Vance, Maple Bluff, 79- 47:44.19 & under: Mary Kestner, Mad- Belalt (Brewers) 16 18 .471 3 2,897, Martin Z825, Jarrett 2,704, Molra Dunn 71-68-77. Italy; Ullrich). McFarland... 10 3 Monona 6 7 nle Blrk, Rachel Gage) 2:38.60; 2, Mld- Doyle (MB) 45.78; 4, Ewanowskl (HF) 78-83. ison, 54:19. 20-29: Moe. 30-39: Plcard. Western Division R.Wallace 2,604, Mayfleld 2,536, B.La- 217 — Joan Pltcock 69-72-76. July 23 — Rest day: Arlege. Poynette 10 4 Verona 410 dleton A 2:38.93; 3, Monona 2:47.57; 4, 47.12; 5, Snapper (SEM) 47.37; 6, Gul- 241 — Joe Bias), Maple Bluff, 72- 40-49: Clark Taylor. 50-59: Dee Du- x-Quad City (Astros).20 15 .571 — bonte 2,530, T.Labonte 2,379, J.Burton July 24 — 12th stage: Taroscon- Waterloo 7 7 Rio 014 Mlddleton B 2:38.93; 5, Semlnole brandsen (SW) 49.92. 81-88. shack, Madison, 58:13. 60 & over: Bev Burlington (Reds) 17 18 .486 3 2,359, Earnhardt 2,272, Schroder, PGA sur-Arlege to Cap d'Agde (Steels; Ul- Marshall 7 8 2:48.48; 6, Rldgewoad B 2:50.29. 50 butterfly — 1, Graves (Ml) 242 — Scott Schwendemann, Lampe, Monona, 58:12. Cedar Rpds (Angels). 15 19 .441 4Vi 2,200. ST. JUDE CLASSIC lrich). 50 freestyle — 1, Blrk (RW) 33.57; 37.43; 2, Gilbert (SEM) 37.53; 3, Mur- Odana Hills, 76-81-85. Men Clinton (Padres) 14 20 .412 5>/i At Memphis, Tenn. July 25 — 13th stage: Frontlgan-la- NORTHERN SECTION 2, Stroess (MO) 33.69; 3, Lund (HP) phy (RW) 37.94; 4, Chesley (MO) 38.05; 243 — John Klus, Cherokee, 79-76- 5-klloineter x-won first-half title FORMULA ONE Saturday's third-round leaders Peyrade to Carpentras (Danlele Nar- Eastern Western 34.64; 4, Kuhn (NX) 34.93; 5, Schmelzer 5, Marshall (RW) 41.98; 6, Matt (Ml) 88; Jeff Gunderson, The Meadows, 78- 1, Tim Rutter, Janesvllle, 17:35; 2, 76-89. Saturday's results GERMAN GRAND PRIX 208 — Robert Damron 68-74-66; dello, Italy; Ullrich). W L W L (WS) 35.05; 6, Meuer (Ml) 35.06. 44.14. Matt Sveum, Shorewood, 17:42; 3, Clinton 9, Fort Wayne 4 At Hockenheim, Germany Rocco Mediate 69-72-67. July 26 — 14th stage: Valreas to Waunakee.... 13 0 Cazenovla 11 4 50 backstroke — 1, Schwager (Ml) 200 freestyle relay: 1, Rldgewood No third-round score: Randy Mlck- Josh Johnson, Oregon, 17:51. 19 & Michigan 6, Cedar Rapids 3 Saturday's qualifying results 209 — Dudley Hart 67-74-68; Blalne Grenoble {O'Grady; Ullrich}. Cross Plains ..12 3 Sauk Prairie.. 9 5 38.63; 2, Davis (SW) 39.78; 3, Koehler A (Smith, Mutler, Marshall, Murphy), elson, Yahara Hills, 71-82; Jim Lemon, under: Tony Melxelsperger, Oregon, Peorla 5, Lansing 3 1. MIka Hakklnen, Finland, McCalllster 70-71-68; Mike Hulbert 70- July 27 — 15th stage: Grenoble to .Black Earth.. 6 B Arena 8 6 (SW) 40.60; 4, Sorber 40.62; 5, Gage 2:23.26; 2, Mlddleton A 2:26.05; 3, Sem- Nakoma, 68-78. 18:12. 20-29: Sveum. 30-39: Rutter. 40- McLaren-Mercedes, one minute, 40.89; 6, Drives (RW) 42.61. Friday's second-round Quad city 11, Burlington 1 70-69. Les Deux Alpes (Pantanl; Pantanl}. Pine Bluff 5 9 Mazomanle... 6 9 lnole A 2:27.98; 4, Shorewaod A 49: Greg Kessllng, Madison, 20:09. 50- ' Kane County 5, South Bend 3 41.838 seconds; average speed 144.76 210 — Chris DIMorco 72-70-68; July 28 — 16th stage: Vlzllle to Al- Ashton 410Reedsburg 6 9 100 Individual medley — 1, Kam- 2:28.33; 5, Semlnole B 2:37.32; 6, Park- At The Meadows of Sixmile Creek 59: Chick Gladding, Oregon, 21:43. 60 ' West Michigan 5, Rackfard 0 mph. 2. , Britain, Dicky Pride 74-68-68; Billy Andrade bertville (Ullrich; Pantanl). Mlddleton 213 Rchlnd Cntr... 410 mel (RW) 1:23.68; 2, Grlnde (SEM) crest A 2:40.22. Failed la qualify & over: Jim Whlffen, Madison, 24:41. • Belolt 2, Wisconsin 1 McLaren-Mercedes, 1:42.347. 3. Jac- 71-70-69; Mike Weir 69-71-70. July 29 — 17th stage: Albertvllle to 1:24.12; 3, Schwager (Ml) 1:27.29; 4, 11-12 158 — Mike Prltzkaw, Nakoma, 79- 10-kilometer ques Vllleneuve, Canada, Wlllloms- 200 medley relay: 1, Rldgewood A Today's games 211 — Jay Delslng 72-70-69; Paul AIx les Bains, 92.6. (stage annulled} WESTERN SECTION Abbs (PC) 1:29.57; 5, Noltemeyer (RW) 79; Mike Acker, Yahara Hills, 76-82; 1, Steve Wlnchel, Janesvllle, 33:28; Mecachrome, 1:42.365. 4. Ralf Schu- Stankowskl 73-69-69; Lee Porter 73- W L W L 1:32.63; 6, Lund (HP) 1:35.11. (Timothy Mullee, Kevin Mullee, Matt Ed Sheffield, Blackhawk, 76-82; Nell 2, Tom Richardson, New Glarus, • Clinton at Fort Wayne macher, Germany, Jordan-Mugen July 30 — 18th stage: AIx tes Bains 50 breaststroke — 1, Blrk (RW) 69-69; David Sutherland 75-67-69; to Neuchotel (Steels; Pantanl). Dodgevllle.... 12 1 Hollandale 6 7 Kammel, Grant Rlchters) 2:16.79; 2, Tlzlanl, Cherokee, 71-87; Henry New- 35:43; 3, Tom Slsulak, Staughton, Cedar Rapids at Michigan Honda, 1:42.994. 5. , Brit- Mlddleton A 2:22.49; 3, Semlnole A Lansing at Peoria David Ogrln 74-67-70; Bruce Flelsher July 31 — 19th stage: Le Chcu-de- Monroe 11 3 Argyle 4 7 44.24; 2, Abbs (PC) 44.28; 3, Llnzell (Ml) ell, Odana Hills, 78-80; Tom Potter, 38:11. 20-29: Richardson. 30-39: Dan ain, Jordan-Mugen Honda, 1:43.183. 6. 2:25.16; 4, West Side 2:26.48; 5, Park- Yahara Hills, 80-78; Brian Thacker, , Burlington at Quad City 74-66-71. . Fonds to Autun (Magnus Bockstedt, So. Wayne.... 7 6 Livingston 310 44.29; 4, Zutz (Ml) 46.51; 5, Elsch (MO) Zastrow, Madison, 38:19. 40-49: Wln- Eddie Irvine, Ireland, Ferrari, 1:43.270. 212 — Lee Janzen 69-73-70; J.P. Blnchrdvllle.. 7 6 Wlota 212 47.01; 6, Noltemeyer (RW) 47.24. crest A 2:31.03; 6, Rldgewood B Cherokee, 77-81; Chuck Iverson, chel. 50-59: Slsulak. 60 & oven May- Kane County at South Bend 7. , Austria, Benetton- Sweden; Pantani). Hayes 74-68-70; Jim McGovern 70-72- New Glarus.. 6 6 50 butterfly — 1, Grlnde (SEM) 2:35.25. Blackhawk, 78-80. nard Miles, Madison, 55:55. Rockford at West Michigan Playlife, 1:43.341. 8. Giancarlo Flsl- Aug. 1 — 20th stage: Montceau- Belolt at Wisconsin 70; Lee Rlnker 72-69-71. les-Mlnes to Le Creusot, time trial (Ul- 35.76; 2, Kammel (RW) 36.77; 3, 50 freestyle — 1, Mullee (RW) 159 — David Hackwarthy, Maple chella, Italy, Benetton-Playllfe, 29.57; 2, Fischer (SEM) 30.56; 3, Wel- Bluff, 76-83; Jackson Emerson, The Monday's games 213 — Guy Boros 72-70-71; Jimmy lrich; Pantani}. SOUTHEAST SECTION Stroess (MO) 38.93; 4, Dovls (SW) 1:43.369. 9. , Ger- 38.97; 5, Llnbell (Ml) 42:02; 6, Tokack ton (Ml) 30.90; 4, Harper (HP) 31.01; 5, Meadows, 80-79; Jonathan Moyer, No games scheduled Johnston 71-70-72; Loren Roberts 68- Aug. 2 — 21st stage: Melun to W L W L Sailing many, Ferrorl, 1:43.459. 10. Helnz- (Ml) 42.69. Hudson (WS) 31.84; 6, Adslt (PC) 33.78. Bishops Bay, 74-85; Kevin Hughes, Na- Tuesday's games 73-72; Brett Qulgley 72-69-72. Paris, 91. Slaughter, 12 2 Orfordville 6 9 Harald Frentzen, Germany, Wllllams- State golfer Utlca 12 2 Milton 4 9 200 freestyle relay: 1, Rldgewood 50 backstroke — 1, Harper (HP) koma 78-81; Doug Swanson, The • Quad City at Cedar Rapids Mecachrome, 1:43.467. 11. Jean Alesl, 35.24; I Mullee (RW) 35.92; 3, Faust Meadows, 78-81. i. Burlington at Clinton 215 — Jerry Kelly 71-69-75. Jefferson 8 6 Oregon 4 9 (Blrk, Gage, Drives, Kammel), 2:24.01; LAKE MONONA SAILING CLUB France, Sauber-Petronas, 1:43.663. 2, Mlddleton A 2:24.01; 3, Monona A (SW) 37.17; 4, Hudson (WS) 37.29; 5, 160 — Sam Beson-Crone, Nakoma Saturday's results . Fort Wayne at Kane County TENNIS Whitewater.. 7 6 Edgerton 114 12. , Britain, PGA SENIORS Ft. Atkinson. 6 7 2:30.69; 4, Semlnole A 2:31.50; 5, Bush (SEM) 37.52; 6, Grlnde (SEM) 78-82; Tim Byrne, Bishops Bay, 71-89; Sea-Boats 1. Guy Rodgers 2. Bob . Belolt at Rockford Sauber-Petronas, 1:44.599. 13. Rubens UTAH SHOWDOWN Rldgewood B 2:31.72; 6, High Point A 37.84. Greg Thompson, Bishops Bay, 79-81; Larsen 3. John Schuette. Lansing at South Bend Barrlchello, Britain, Stewart-Ford, At Park City, Utah Professional Friday's result 2:34.55 100 Individual medley — 1, Kam- Mark Dalebroux, Odona Hills, 77-83. Flying Scot 1. Chuck Hoytlng 2. Bill 1:44.776. 14. Jarno Trulll, Italy, Prost- 11-12 mel (RW) 1:12.72; 2, Lerner (WS) 161 — Roger Perkins, Cherokee, McCormlck 3. BUI Langlols. NORTHERN LEAGUE Saturday's second-round leaders NORTHERN SECTION Peugeot, 1:44.844. 15. Toranosuke Ta- Black Earth 6, Arena 2 200 medley relay — 1, Monona (E. 1:15.96; 3, Fischer (SEM) 1:18.42; 4, 75-86; Blair Andrcsen, Blackhawk, 78- Multlhull 1. Gary Sternberg 2. Ron Second Half kogl, Japan, Tyrrell-Ford, 1:44.961.16. 133 —Gil Morgan 66-67. 136 — John Mahaffey 70-66. MERCEDES-BENZ CUP Klehl, Caltlln Digney, Eileen Kelley, J. Johnson (Ml) 1:19.23; 5, Mullee (RW) 83; Mike Greenhalgh, Maple Bluff, 77- Henell 3. Chris Hlnrlcks. ; East Division Olivier Panls, France, Prost-Peugeot, At Los Angeles Saturday's results Stachovlak); 2, Rldgewood A 2:22.99; 1:20.29; 6, Olive (RW) 1:22.48. 84; Mike Hayes, Nakoma, 76-85; Niles One Design 1. Jonathan MaklelsKI W L Pet. GB 137 — Dave Stockton 70-67; Bob 1:45.197. 17. MIka Salo, Finland, Saturday's semifinal result NORTHERN SECTION 3, Parkcrest 2:25.49; 4, High Point 50 breaststrake — 1, Dill (SEM) Bakke, Maple Bluff, 80-81; Stu Gren- 2. Stu Marten 3. Randy Adolphs. 'x-Thunder Bay 6 8 .429 ' — Arrows-Yamaha, 1:45.276. 18. Pedro Duval 66-71. .Dululh-Superlor 5 10 .333 l'/j Dlnlz, Brazil, Arrows-Yamaha, 138 — Hank Cooper 71-67; Joe St.Poul 5 10 .333 I'/i 1:45.588. 19. Jos Verstapen, Nether- Inman 70-68; Isao Aokl 70-68; Vicente 'Madison 4 11 .267 2'/j lands, Stewart-Ford, 1:45.623. 20. Fernandez 70-68. " West Division Shlnll Nakano, Japan, Mlnardl-Ford, 139 — John Schroeder 72-67; Lee ! W L Pet. GB 1:46.713. 21. Esteban Tuero, Argen- Trevlno 71-68; David Graham 70-69; >Forgo-Moorhead 12 3 .600 — tina, Mlnardl-Ford, 1:47.265. 22. Rl- Mike McCullough 69-70; Tom Warga • The men's basketball team dressed as well. What if the men's •.Winnipeg 11 3 .786 Vi cardo Rosset, Brazil, Tyrrell-Ford, 69-70; Jerry McGee 68-71. 140 — Glbby Gilbert 72-68; Jay •Sioux Foils 7 6 .538 4 DNS. usually plays its weekly games on basketball team is in the Big Ten ,'Sloux City 8 7 .533 4 Slgel 71-69; Hugh Balocchl 71-69; Schedule ! x-won first-half title NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCK J.C.Snead 70-70; Bobby Stroble 70-70; Tuesdays or Wednesdays (at night) title hunt in February and one of UW clubs host ! Saturday's results At Loudon, N.H. John Jacobs 68-72; Terry Dill 69-71. Fargo-Moorhead 4, Duluth 3 Lineup for today's race 141 — Charles Coody 73-68; Bob and Saturdays (in the afternoon). the major networks wants to Dlckson 72-69; Kermlt Zarley 70-71. Continued from Page 1D > Winnipeg 10, Sioux Falls 4 1. (52) Mike Wallace, St. Louis, • The women's basketball team change the game plan? What if the tested teams the WIAA state wrestling tourna- almost always plays its Big Ten women's team finishes in a* posi- ment is in limbo because it has games Friday night and Sunday tion to host NCAA regional In addition to hosting Men's the misfortune of falling on the afternoon. games? What if the men's basket- their respective league oppo- touch football leagues same weekend as a men's basket- • The hockey team ordinarily ball team is picked to host a series nents, the three University of starting Sept. 1 & 2 The ball game and a hockey series. plays its two-game series Friday of National Invitation Tourna- Wisconsin teams playing at east & west locations^ "Right now they're on our cal- and Saturday nights. ment games? What if the hockey the Kohl Center this winter SHOWGIRL team hosts a first-round WCHA 849-4250 BUFFET endar," Martin said of the WIAA, • Four hours is necessary to have some intriguing non- which also is scheduled to play its playoff series? conference home games. featuring change the building from a hockey boys and girls state basketball rink to a basketball arena and "You talk about all the contin- The men's basketball SMOKY JON'S #1 BBQ tournaments at the Kohl Center. vice versa. gencies and you look at how you team will welcome Fresno Admission s5°° FREE Buffet As mentioned, there are a lot of can schedule for them," Moss State and renegade coach BOAT players being dealt into this or- Working from that blueprint, said. "Sometimes it's like castor the various parties went about oil." Jerry Tarkanian Dec. 27, ganizational card game. Of course, seeing how the pieces could fit to- while Rhode Island, which the NCAA, And it's not easy to get some to fell one game short of a trip COVERS 3554 E. Washinqton Ave. • 244-9771 and WCHA are involved. So are gether. As it turns out, women's take their medicine. "You can get basketball is the least affected be- to the Final Four last spring, administrators from the UW Ath- angry and frustrated," Marra said, has been tabbed to fill the letic Department, Kohl Center cause of its relatively few TV com- "but it doesn't put the pieces to- mitments, the fact the Big Ten is Nov. 25 slot vacated last and WIAA. So are the three head gether." month by Central Michigan. r''' coaches, including women's bas- fairly rigid in its Friday-Sunday Meanwhile, UW athletic ticket G ketball coach Jane Albright- alignment and, according to manager Terry Cooksey is waiting The women's basketball Dieterle. And there are no less Marra, the fact the UW women team will host fellow NCAA • Mooring Covers FORE SEASONS GOLF SHOP patiently for the go-ahead to print • Convertible Tops than four network television in- have only two Sunday home basketball and hockey tickets. tournament qualifiers in • Tonneau Covers terests: CBS, ESPN/ESPN2, Mid- games. "We have the designs worked out, Rutgers (Jan. 17.), UC-Santa Barbara (Nov. 20) and instate • Canvas & Acrylic JUNIOR PAR 3 west Sports Channel and Meanwhile, men's basketball is but no dates or opponents," he Wisconsin Public Television. vulnerable because of its strong said. rival Marquette (Dec. 3). Custom Fitted One Day CHAMPIONSHIP In fact, the primary reason why ties to TV and hockey has the Virtually everyone involved ex- The hockey Badgers will Service by Appointment the three UW schedules have unique burden of a two-game se- host the College Hockey been held up is that the Big Ten pects the process to be easier next Register now for the ries. year when a lot of the unknowns Showcase, which includes Also stock covers Junior Par 3 Championship has only recently completed its The result is fans will need to dates with perennial power rundown of men's basketball have been eliminated, but right for smaller boats Thursday, August 6,1998 pay attention even after the now there is a good deal of con- Michigan State (Nov. 27) and games on TV. Marra said final ap- schedules are released because defending NCAA champion proval should come Wednesday. sternation within the ranks. Moss ALLAGHER For more information and start times will vary from game to said his Olympic experiences Michigan (Nov. 29). A date "Since TV will dictate a great with Notre Dame in the U.S. registration, please deal of our scheduling, that, then, game and sport to sport. have come in handy in recent Quality Canvas Products "We'll have less consistent Hockey Hall of Fame game Since 1880 call 271-6595. puts everyone on hold," she said. months. The process of organizing this times for our sports than in the "If nothing else, having to deal marks the debut of hockey at 809 Plaenert Dr., Madison, 53713 three-ring circus starts with sev- past," Marra said. with the stresses, it helps," he the Kohl Center Oct. 3. 255-7286 eral preambles: Contingencies must be ad- said. Associate Editor: Thomas W. Still, 252-6110 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Editorial writers: Chuck Martin, Sunny Schubert, 252-6107 'Are we supposed to remain silent while they lie about us and demonize us?' 7A Daniel Patrick Jenkins OPINION Tuesday, August 4, 1998

OUR OPINION Courthouse plan deserves hearing Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk's plan to build a $20.5 million criminal justice center solves most, if Dane County judges shouldn't be too not all, of the county's short-range space quick to pass sentence on Kathleen OH. YOU MEAN problems and leaves room for growth. Falk's building plans. THAT MONICA Instead of dismissing it as just another LEWINSKY? patchwork solution, the county's circuit judges should give Falk's proposal a fair chance. endorsed spending $38 million on a As part of her five-part capital budget dream courthouse. In our less-than- plan, Palk proposed building a criminal justice center that would: perfect world, there are finite public ; • Add nine courtrooms. resources. The courthouse needed to • • House a 28-bed juvenile compete with other priorities within the rjentention center, expandable to 50 capital budget. beds. For years, the judges were unable to ; • Consolidate the district attorney's get even a toehold in the county's offices into one spot. capital budget. Now they have a $20.5 ; It would be built behind the county million plan and a 2003 construction Public Safety Building, which is date, which ought to be seen as light at bounded by Doty, Carroll and Wilson the end of the tunnel. Instead, the Streets, beginning in 2003. It would be judges see it as a freight train, bearing connected to the City-County Building down on their more palatial hopes. by a skywalk. It would be three stories County Board chairman Kevin high; more stories could be added later. Kesterson thinks Falk's plan, with some : The county's judges and some modifications, can be made to work for rfiembers of the Dane County Board the judges without breaking the seem less than thrilled with Falk's pl'an. taxpayer bank. Before the judges talk they want a $38 million, six-story too much about refusing to approve the courthouse that would consolidate all of plan — something that is legally the justice system's various offices in possible, but politically naive — they one building. Chief Justice Dan Moeser need to work with Falk, Kesterson and even went so far as to describe Falk's members of the county's Space Needs idea as temporary, partial and, and Masterplan Committee. ultimately, more expensive. One solution: If safety for victims and Bias widens gap between media, public : "The proposal makes a bad situation witnesses is a concern, concentrate Worse," Moeser said. judges assigned primarily to criminal A strange thing happened to news Seattle Times, decided to make an issue — the Washington Times — publishing a • It's hard to see how picking up nine cases in the new facility and keep those coverage of affirmative action in the city of the media performance on this story, full report later in the week. And it courtrooms, a new juvenile detention assigned primarily to civil cases in the of Houston. When the issue was on the at least in her hometown. She wrote a didn't take much news judgment to see denter and consolidating the D.A.'s City-County Building. city's ballot last fall, national news column criticizing her own paper: In that this was an important story: A offices makes a bad situation worse. Falk's plan is a honest attempt at media gave the the 10 days between the judge's deci- judge canceled the results of the refer- compromise. Before the judges bang story lavish atten- sion and her column, the Seattle Times endum because supporters of affirma- Maybe it's not perfect, but it's definitely tion. Houston hadn't printed a story. She had learned tive action preferences had tinkered an improvement on the status quo. their gavels and pronounce sentence, Mayor Bob Lanier about the judge's ruling from friends in with the language on the ballot to make ; In a perfect world, Falk might have they need to give it a fair trial. led a fight to de- California. No newspaper in Washing- sure the voting went their way. feat the Houston ton state carried the story, even though This linguistic tampering has failed Civil Rights Initia- an upcoming statewide vote on a mea- to survive judicial review in California, Swim meet shows hope for the future tive — a measure sure similar to Houston's is a hot politi- Washington state and now Houston. challenging the cal issue now. Judge Sharolyn Wood said it was unfair ; If the headlines about juvenile crime, anything on schedule. Laughable, right? city government's "Given its exhaustive coverage of the to remove the original wording, taken declining student performance in Wrong. It worked. race and gender JOHN Houston election in 1997," Malkin from the 1964 Civil Rights Act ("The schools and deteriorating family life For anyone who has ever tried to get hiring policies and LEO wrote, "the Times' absolute silence is City of Houston shall not discriminate have you feeling glum about America's a child ready for school on time, the contracting set- extraordinary. ... Sins of omission can against, or grant preferential treatment future, consider last week's All-City meet proved there is hope. asides. When the measure went down to be as damaging to the news media's to, any individual or group on the basis Swim Meet in Madison. defeat by a 54-46 margin, once again TV, credibility as sins of commission." of race, sex, ethnicity or national origin. ; The three-day event — preceded by Moreover, the meet showed how newspapers and magazines played the To its credit, the Seattle Times re- ...") and to replace it with language the equally impressive but smaller All- competition, kept in perspective, can story big. sponded last week with an explanation that seemed to state that all affirmative City Dive Meet — was an inspiring show bring out the best in kids and parents. But a month ago, when a judge threw that amounted to a semi-apology. Under action efforts were being banned, not for which the organizers, participants Slower swimmers who improved out the results of the Houston election the headline "Times Gave Story on just clear race and gender preferences and parents deserve credit. upon their previous best times smiled and ordered a new vote, the media Houston Ballot Measure Short Shrift," ("Shall the Charter of the City of Hous- ' Nearly 1,250 children put on display just as broadly as the fastest swimmers weren't very interested. In Texas, the the executive editor of the paper, Mi- ton be amended to end the use of affir- story was well-covered, but outside the chael R. Fancher, said the story had mative action for women and minorities the results of a summer's hard work in who collected first-place medals. state there was very little media atten- been overlooked in an awkward week- ..."). the water. From the fastest 18-year-old Parents hugged children who had just tion, and in some areas, none at all. The end news cycle. It had come to the Asso- In admitting its mistake, the Seattle headed for a college scholarship to the broken records, and parents hugged New York Times, for example, gave it ciated Press from Texas late on a Times acknowledged the issue of press soggiest 7-year-old who struggled just to children heartbroken because they six sentences on Page 13 in the last edi- Friday, and the AP had not included it bias: "Failing to come back with a com- finish to the parents waiting with hugs failed to meet expectations. tion of a Saturday issue. on the wire report sent to Washington plete story about the Houston ruling $nd dry towels, everybody was a winner. In contrast, when the referendum re- state. feeds that perception, which critics use ; The most impressive feature of the And everybody appeared to be The Times missed it, Fancher said, for partisan gain." cheering for everybody else. sults came in on Nov. 6, the Times trum- meet may well have been that its peted the story on Page One. A long because the first version of the judge's Yes, bias is an issue. More and more director, Dave McKeith, and his 320 The world would be a better place if report said, with some zest, "Houston's ruling that moved on the AP wire re- people now understand that the selec- Volunteers got things to run almost like there were more smiles and more hugs, voters have put a surprising brake on a ceived at the Times was available for tion and treatment of news stories often clockwork at the Hill Farm Swim Club more people trying to do their best and national movement that has often Saturday evening papers, but the Times reflect the social views of reporters and on the city's West Side. more people cheering for one another. seemed to have the momentum of an doesn't publish on Saturday evening, editors rather than any nonpartisan or ! Imagine. There were 1,250 Madison's annual All-City Swim Meet unstoppable freight train." But when and the editors working on the Sunday allegedly objective standard. Our news- the surprising brake proved faulty, the paper focused on the Sunday material, room culture is so strongly committed to Qompetitors, a majority of whom were showed this year that there are plenty of not the stories in the previous day's affirmative action that a lot of reporting under the age of 11. The organizers children, parents and volunteers who story seemed surprisingly minor. This seems true of the three major network package. on the subject is simply unreliable. posted a schedule of event times, as if can, indeed, make the world — or at Well, OK. People make mistakes, and The same is true on other hot-button least part of the world — a better place. news shows, too. A computer search of anyone could get 1,250 kids to do transcripts turned up no evidence that the AP feed to the Northwest was partly social issues. Particularly on the two they reported the overturning of the responsible for the sloppiness. But what coasts, journalism is becoming an Houston vote. about the national media? Many have upper-class occupation. It attracts and specialists who are supposed to follow trains people who come to share the so- Michelle Malkin, a columnist at the issues as important as affirmative ac- cial views conventional among our I WISCONSIN It STATE JOURNAL tion. For many newspapers, the story elites. These opinions are pumped into Leo is a contributing editor for U.S. may have fallen into the crack between news coverage, first by osmosis, then . Phil Blake, publisher Frank Denton, editor Thomas W. Still, associate editor News & World Report magazine. His Saturday and Sunday papers, but where through a determination to do good by ; Sunny Schubert, editorial writer Chuck Martin, editorial writer column runs Tuesdays on the State was the follow-up? A computer search doing journalism. It's widening the gap Opinions above are shaped by this board, independent of news coverage decisions elsewhere in the paper. Journal Opinion page. shows only one major non-Texas daily between the media and the rest of us.

YOUR OPINION Gays and Christianity We welcome letters of 200 or Readers air their views fewer words on matters of public Disagreement does not ior is compatible with Biblical story (Genesis 19) to condemn ho- interest. Letters are subject to edit- Christian teaching... they are mosexuality. This use of the ing; not all can be run. Please sign on homosexuality issues translate to hate blind guides leading into the cul- Sodom story either reveals that the and include your address and tural free-fall into the moral abyss. writers of these letters are per- phone number. Names and home- Despite the thoughtless rhetoric The forces of censorship and in- towns will be published. Send let- Gay man says religion tolerance achieved a new level of Follow at your own risk. verts, or they simply cannot think of the Christian right, perhaps — Pastor William Bartz, Monona straight when the subject of homo- ters to: drives discrimination what the unanimous council vote status and credibility when the Letters to the Editor, Wiscon- Madison City Council, responding Oaks Community Church sexuality comes up. I am a gay man who would like in favor of the resolution support- sin State Journal, P.O. Box 8058, to respond to the ignorance of re- ing tolerance shows is that our to the demands of the homosexual Consider the parallel story in Madison, Wis., 53708. elected officials have the back- activists, proclaimed Madison a cent letter-writer Molly Murphy. Continue 'quiet' talks Judges 19. There the visitors are a Murphy's judgmental view of sexu- bone to do what is morally right. "City of Tolerance." on scripture, gays Levite and his concubine. When ality led her to write such non- Somehow I suspect that a great Tolerant of whom? Certainly the house is surrounded by the sense as "most people don't hang majority, if not all, of those unani- not those of us with deeply held If we only read headlines, see mob the Levite bravely throws his up flags advertising their sexual mous votes would have been cast spiritual and moral convictions banners and placards and listen to concubine to the mob (he was a Gay man says God activity." in exactly the same manner even if that homosexual behavior is both the loudest voices, we will miss a heterosexual, after all), and the Only bigoted heterosexuals de- there were not one gay voter in wrong and harmful. Certainly not quieter and better opportunity. mob proceeds to gang-rape the loves him as he is fine homosexuals by their as- Madison. I'll let cynicism stay the those whose religious traditions concubine (apparently they also To Christians who criticize gays sumed sexual behavior. Gays and domain of the gay-bashers who In the past few months "liberal" were heterosexuals). Come morn- lesbians define ourselves by some- erected the billboards. and personal sensitivities are as- and "conservative" clergy have and lesbians: Stop talking about us saulted by the out-of-the-closet, in- ing the Levite finds the concubine thing more intricate: our inherent — Pete Nelson, Madison met to discuss the question of what lying at the door. Not yet knowing as if we are non-believers. sexuality. Heterosexuals target us your-face demands that homosexu- the scriptures say about homosex- that she was dead he tells her, I happen to be a Christian. I for discrimination based upon St. Paul visitor ality should not only be tolerated, uality. We have not agreed. We "Get up, let's go." No doubt hetero- know Jesus Christ as my personal their chosen religious beliefs. but celebrated. have met face to face and talked sexual males believe such words savior. I speak with God daily. And Are we supposed to remain si- taken aback by signs While some may be bullied into about the issues of bigotry and tol- are endearing after the night she he knows I- am gay. He made me lent while they lie about us and During a recent visit, I was silence with accusations of hatred erance and of sin and forgiveness. had. that way. demonize us? While they deny us taken on a sightseeing drive ! I believe in the Bible. I believe basic civil rights? Murphy's hang- and bigotry, such verbal mud- I hope this quiet discussion will through parts of Madison. I con- wrestling will not silence or Is this the proper use of Judges in its message. I do not believe in ups are irrelevant to whether I sider Madison and Middleton to be change such convictions. continue. I also hope that the citi- 19, to condemn all heterosexual- your narrow interpretation. should be treated fairly under the lovely cities but was taken aback zens of Madison will agree to ity? Should we use Genesis 19, a Recently, an ad in USA Today law. My sexuality is as natural for by lawn signs proclaiming "Madi- As long as the homosexual ac- speak to each other face to face, case of attempted rape, to con- referred to "harsh language from me as heterosexuality is for her. son Supports Its Gay and Lesbian tivists insist on regarding disagree- and not about each other in the demn all homosexuality? Then homosexual activists." The ad fur- She has no business forcing her Community." It was explained to ment as hate, there can and will be media. Even if we do not agree, we why do these people insist on ther refers to tolerance as a virtue. chosen religious beliefs on laws me that these signs were a retort no dialogue. I disapprove of lying, will better understand our dis- using the Sodom story when they However, right-wing Christians re- that affect my well-being. to a religious group's anti- cheating stealing and drug abuse, agreement. Disagreement does not attack homosexuality? Are they peatedly refer to homosexuality as — Daniel Patrick Jenkins, homosexual billboards. yet I don't hate the liar, cheater, constitute hate. Respect is a two- perverts who cannot tell the differ- a concrete-we-can't-debate-it San Francisco I have to wonder: Are the lawn thief or drug addict. Those who sided commitment. ence between rape and consensual "sin." That is not tolerance. That is signs posted by people who con- would accuse me of hatred simply — David E. Carlson, Bethany sex? Or are they incapable of sen- dictatorship. Vote was morally right, sider themselves liberals or by because I disapprove, are guilty of Evangelical Free Church, Madi- sible Bible reading when they hit a The truth? You don't seem to be not result of gay clout conservative homosexuals? It a very ugly form of social censor- son hot topic? able to handle the truth. God cre- would seem that an apt retort to a ship and ought to get the log of in- ated us to be who we are. God is While I appreciate the State conservative view (whomever tolerance out of their own eye In short, when someone uses Journal's coverage of an important those conservatives may repre- Biblical story of Sodom the Sodom story in the debate on not a dictatorial God. God is not a sent) would be an open-minded before they try to gouge the speck hateful God. God is love. issue, I must admit that I found of- out of mine. is about rape, not gays homosexuality I assume nothing fensive the headline of your front- statement such as "Madison Sup- else they have to say will make any Perhaps someday you'll realize page story of July 9, "Council vote ports Free-Thinking" or "Madison As for the so-called reverends In the July 25 State Journal, two sense. that. shows gays have political clout in Supports Individual Rights." who assert that homosexual behav- letters insisted on using the Sodom — Jim Miller, Madison — Robert C. Fyrst, Madison Madison." — R. Dalbec, St. Paul, Minn. V