14 — The Prince George Citizen — Saturday, September 9,1989 The numbers game Kordic pensive

It DRrtcoknll u S e Q u ll 1 at Toronto camp AMERICAN LEAGUE Calgary 3 7 It 5-27 NATIONAL LEAGUE CFL NEW YORK (AP) - Results Friday ol East Division They haven! sizzled oltenswety this Eastern Division Edmonton 3 7 7 21—38 the $5 million 1989 U.S. Open tennis The Philadelphia Flyers would W L Pci. GBL East Division W L T F A P Attendance - 41.327 tournament at the National Tennis Cen­ by Canadian Press W L Pet GBL season, but the Montreal Expos have love to have such a rosy opening. Toronto 78 54 549 — nevertheless been rough on Nabonal Hamlton 6 3 0 243 261 12 Statistics ter at Rushing Meadow (seedmgs in John Kordic showed up at Maple Baltimore 77 66 538 1’? Chicago 78 63 553 — Wmpeg 5 4 0 232 214 10 parentheses) Goaltender Ron Hextall negated Sl Lous 77 63 550 '1 League pitchers Cal Edm Leaf Gardens for a pre-camp phys­ MtoaUee 71 72 497 7' ? The kst of pitchers who have suffered Toronto 4 5 0 155 182 8 First downs 16 23 MEN ical Friday, but his thoughts were that possibility Friday when he Boston 70 71 496 7’2 New York 75 65 536 2 '1 Ottawa 0 9 0 207 335 0 Double* Montreal 75 66 532 3 vyunes while laong the Expos ndudes Yards rushing 114 136 elsewhere. announced in Cherry Hill, N.J., New York 67 76 469 11*2 Jim Goff, the Pittsburgh Prates refcever Western Division Yards passing 358 233 FINAL Cleveland 65 76 461 12*2 PrttsPurgh 61 79 436 16'? that he is attempting to terminate Philadelphia 57 83 407 20'? Dwight Gooden, the New York Mets ace Edmonton 9 1 0 336 152 18 Net offence 457 356 John McEnroe U S . and Mark Wood- Back home in Edmonton, his fa­ Detrort 54 oS 378 24 '2 West Division and Dave Oravedcy ol the San Francis­ Calgary 5 5 0 266 277 10 Passes made-tned 19-3915-33 lorde. Australia (7). del Ken Flach and ther Ivan is stricken with liver his contract with the NHL club on West Division co Gants, whose sbmng comeback from Saskatchewan 4 5 0 282 305 8 Interceptions by 1 4 Robert Seguso U S (4) 64. 4-6 6-3 Oakland 85 56 603 - San Franosco 81 60 574 — cancer. the basis it is invalid because he is Houslon 75 66 532 6 cancer was pul on hold when he broke BC 4 5 0 270 265 8 Sacks by 5 3 6-3 underpaid. Kansas City 81 59 579 3 '2 a bone in his arm delivering a pitch Friday Result Punts-average 10-4113-38 WOMEN “I wanted to have a fresh start California 80 61 567 5 San Dego 75 66 532 6 Edmonton 38 Calgary 27 Gnonnati 69 72 489 12 against Montreal last month. Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 Singles this year,” said the rugged for­ “I won’t deny I’m making good Texas 72 68 514 1 2 '2 Tonight's Game Los Angeles 66 75 468 15 Then, Iasi Monday night. Todd Wor­ Penalties-yards 12-135 12-103 Semi-finals ward, who had a spotty first year money,” he said, adding that he’s Minnesota 70 70 500 14 '2 Saskatchewan at Toronto Atlanta 55 86 390 26 rell. Ihe St Louis Cardinals top reliever Punts rets-total 13-116 8-106 Steffi Gral (1), West Germany, del Seattle 61 79 436 23 '2 Sunday Games with the Toronto Maple Leafs after the 71st-highest paid player in the Friday Results felt something pop in his elbow after Net offence is yards passing, plus Gabriela Sabatmi, Argentina. 3-6. 6-4. 6- Chicago 58 82 414 26 '2 Hamilton ai Ottawa 2 Philadelphia 4 Montreal 3 making a pitch to an Expos bailer He yards rushing minus team losses such being obtained last autumn from league. “But I don’t feel I’m being Friday Results may be tost for the season BC al Wmnpeg as yards lost on broken plays Martina Navrablova (2). US. del paid what I’m worth.” Cleveland 5 Toronto 4 Sl Louis 11 Ctvcago 8 Montreal in a deal that sent centre Gnonnati 5 Atlanta 1 Unofficial scoring leaders: Individual Zina Gamson (5) U S . 7-6 (74). 6-2 Russ Courtnall to the Canadiens. Hextall is under league suspen­ Detroit 7 Chicago 5 Until Wallace Johnson delivered a Rushing Cat—Graham 1241 Petros Kansas City 6 Minnesota 0 New York 7 PrttsPurgh 2 TD CFG S Pt* Highlights ot play Fnday the f 2th day sion for the first 12 games this sea­ Houston 5 San Franosco 2 pinch-fut single Thursday night the Kaunc E 0 35 27 10 126 546. Edm—Ham 11-72. Taylor 9-33 ot toe (J S Open “I wish I could have prepared Texas 3 Baltimore 1 San Ckego 1 Los Angees 0 Expos bench had gone 25 ai-bats with­ McLougNm. C 0 23 26 7 108 Receiving Cai—Willis 9-184 Smith WEATHER — Warm hazy with little more. son as a result of an incident in­ Mtwaukee 7 Seattle 3 out collecting a hut Since August 23. the 2-63. Edm-Taytor 4-58 Wnght 3-50 California 2 Boston 1 Today's Probable Pilchers Ridgway S 0 25 26 2 105 wind “It’s going to be tough getting volving Chelios during the playoffs Pittsburgh (Robinson 6-11) at New Yoik dale on which the stmg oi zeroes start­ Osoaxkston H 0 23 19 16 99 Passing Cat—Ponas 13-26. 247 ATTENDANCE - A crowd Ol 20 813 New York 5 Oak^x) 1 into this knowing my father has last spring. •Cone 12-7) ed. the bench had only a pan ol walks Passaglia BC 0 27 21 4 94 yds. 1 TD 2 intercepts Jones 6-13. attended Ihe session, putting the total Today's Probable Pitchers to show lor its efforts Dorsey O 0 16 17 5 72 111 yds 1 TD. 2 intercepts: Edm—Ham only a few days to live.” In Saskatoon, the Winnipeg Jets Chicago (Perez 8-131 at Detroit Atlanta (Glavne 12-8) at Cncvmati (Leary turnout ahead ol last year s attendance |J Robnson 4-4) 8-121 Chomyc. T 0 13 17 7 71 13-27. 222 yds . 1 TD. 0 intercepts by 36.399 Kordic’s personal agony during learned that forward Fredrik Sl Louis (DeLeon 15-111 al Chicago (Sut- The Expos did not have a grand slam Kerverd W 0 26 14 3 71 Worman 2-5, 11 yds 0 TDs 1 inter­ RECAP — Martina Navratitova Olausson will report after all. New York |C Parker 4-4| at Oakland home run ttvs season until Andres Ga­ cept the summer was evident in his (Moore 169| cktfe 14-11) WiHams.BC 11 0 0 0 66 avenged last year s Open loss to Zma Philadelphia (Mutioiland 46) at Montreal larraga connected against the San Fran­ Jessie W 9 0 0 0 54 Garrison with a 7-6. 6-2 victory She will uncharacteristically meak demean­ Olausson had intended to pry his Toronto (Key 11-13) a! Cleveland (Swin­ osco Giants on Aug 27 They weni sev­ RENO. Nev (AP) — Odds tor this way out of his Jets contract and dell 13-41 (Martinez 15-51 Fairtioim. S 8 0 0 0 48 weeks NFL games (home learns in meel lop seed Steffi Gral. Ihe defending or during his first day in camp. San Franosco (Downs 3-51 al Houston en games without getbng another hom­ Fenerty T 8 0 0 0 48 champion, who ousted Gabnela Sababm play in Sweden this season but a Minnesota (Aguilera 1-3) at Kansas City er but again it was a grand slam, this CAPS) “My dad started off poor and (Sabertiagen 17-61 (Scott 1861 Champion H 8 0 0 0 48 SUNDAY 3-6. 6-4. 6-2 legal battle ensued and Olausson Los Angeles (Wetleland 48) al San Diego bme by Tim Wallach. last Tuesday night UPSETS — John McEnroe and Mark worked hard (as a carpenter) all Baltimore (Miladu 10-121 at Texas (Jett- agamsi the Cardinals Stamps 2 7 Eskimos 38 Phoenix 1 '/1 over DETROIT finally decided to return to the coat 7-5) (Whitson 15-101 NEW ORLEANS 5 over Dallas Woodlorde seeded seventh won the his life to make sure his kids didn’t Sunday Games Firil Quarter CHICAGO 3’rta over Cincinnati men s doubles crown with a 64. 4-6. 6- have to struggle,” said Kordic. Jets. Boston (Boyd 2-2) at California (AfiOott 11- Cat—FG McLoughlin 36 2:50 3. 6-3 decision over No 4 seeds Ken 10) Philadelphia at Montreal Tim Belcher the Los Angeles Dodg­ 49ers 2 '/ i over INDIANAPOLIS “He did everything for his four In Edmonton, the Oilers Pittsburgh at New York ers nght-hander. leads the National Edm-FG Kaunc 32 14 25 Flach and Robert Seguso McEnroe and Milwaukee iReuss 8-7) at Seattle (Hanson Second Quarter Los Angeles Rams 6 over ATLANTA kids. announced that left winger Esa 6-4) Atlanta at Gnonnati League with sa shutouts Thai s more GREEN BAY 3 over Tampa Bay Woodlorde were the first left-handed Sunday Games Si Louis at Chicago than the combined total ol every Nation­ Edm—TD Marshall 2 run (Kaunc con­ Buffalo 4 over MIAMI team to reach the doubles Imal ol a “He never wanted us to have toTikkanen, who had been declared a Toronto at Cleveland San Francsco at Houston al League teams pitching staff, except vert) 1145 PHILADELPHIA 5 '? over Seattle Grand Slam event since 1968 go without, or steal to get that free agent because of a contractual Chicago at Detrort Los Angeles at San Diego lor the Expos, who have rune, and the Cat—TD Graham 30 pass from Jones RAIDERS 3 '? over San Diego STAT OF THE DAY - Graf qualified loophole, has signed a new mul­ Minnesota at Kansas City St Louis Cardinals, who have su (McLoughlin convert) 14 06 Cleveland 2 over PITTSBURGH lor her 11th straight Grand Slam final — baseball bat or glove. Now that Bammore at Texas Pennant races at a glance Third Quarter DENVER 6W over Kansas City the last one she missed was the 1987 he’s retired and ready to enjoy tiyear contract. Boston at CaXfoma East Division Cat—TD Willis 63 pass Irom Ponas MINNESOTA 5 Vi over Houston Australian Open because she skipped life, something like this has to hap­ In Vancouver, captain Stan Smyl Dwight Evans of the Boston Red Sox. (McLoughlin convert) 5 09 that tournament New York at Oakland W L Pet. GBL is within three home runs oi reaching 20 JETS 3 over New England pen. It seems so unfair.” escorted new Soviet addition Igor Milwaukee at Seattle Chicago 78 63 553 — Cal—Single McLoughlin 61 7 34 MONDAY TODAY S FEATURED MATCHES - this season, and it would mark the ninth Cat-FG McLoughlin 23 1226 The womens final, between Graf and The experience has caused Kor­ Larionov into camp. Vladimir Kru­ Pennant races at a glance St LOUIS 77 63 550 ' ? bme this decade that Evans has WASHINGTON 4 over Giants New York 75 65 536 2'? Edm—TD Ham 15 run (Kaunc con­ Navrablova. will be played between the dic to reflect upon the career he tov remains in Moscow awaiting Easl Division reached the plateau vert) 14 08 men s semr-finals In the first match, be­ W L Pci. GBL Montreal 75 66 532 3 The only year in the 1980s Evans The Cincinnati Bangals has thus far beat out with his fists. travel documents. REMAINING GAMES Fourth Quarter ginning at 11 am EDT. No 2 Boris Toronto 78 64 549 — tailed to hit 20 was in 1980. when he Ca)—TD Graham 4 run (McLoughlin visit the C hicago B ears at 10 Becker plays No 14 Aaron Krickstein He’s often had run-ins with team­ In Flint, Mich., Detroit Red Baltimore 77 66 538 1' 2 CHICAGO (21) - HOME (12): Sept 9 belted 18 Because of that, this is the a.m . S unday on KING (cable 10 St Lous; 11 12 13 Montreal: 18 19 convert missed) 227 The late malch leatures No 1 Ivan mates as well. Last February, he Wings general manager Jimmy Milwaukee 71 72 497 V i first decade since the 1940s in which no Edm—TD Marshall 2 run (Kaunc con­ 6). The San Francisco 49ers Lendl agamsi No 6 Andre Agassi Boston 70 71 496 7 '2 New York. 20 21. Philadelphia. 22. 23 24 maior leaguer has hit 20 homers in each visit the Indianapolis Colts at scuffled with teammate Dan Devellano wondered why reporters Pittsburgh AWAY (9) Sept 15.16 17 Pitts­ vert) 5:18 QUOTE OF THE DAY - I said last REMAINING GAMES year oi the decade Edm—TD Marshall 1 run (Kaunc con­ 10 a.m. Sunday on KIRO (ca­week m Toronto, when they were askmg Daoust in the dressing room. He kept asking him about all the older TORONTO (20) - HOME (9i Sept 15 burgh; 25. 26. 27 Montreal; 29 30 Oct 1. Babe Ruth did it in the 1920s, Jimmy ble 7). The Seattle Seahawks St Louis vert) 10 52 about the scheduling al Ihe U S Open finished the season saying he players, including free agents 16 17 Cleveland 18 19 20 Boston 29 Foxx and Mel On m the 1930s, Gri Edm—TD Hunter 44 pass Irom Ham visit the Philadelphia Eagles that whomever did it must have 30 Oct 1 Bammore AWAY (11) Sept 9 ST. LOUIS(22)-HOME Hi) Sept 11 Hodges in the 1950s: Hank Aaron in the didn’t like playing in Toronto. Borje Salming and Chris Kotsopol- 12 13. Pittsburgh 20 21 New York. 22 23 (Kaunc convert) 13 07 at 1 p.m. S unday on KING. been on drugs because it has absolutely 10. Cleveland 12 13 14 Minnesota 22 23 1960s; and Reggie Jackson in the no rhyme or reason" — Navrablova on “It got to the point where hockey ous from the Leafs and Marc 24 Milwaukee 25 26 27 Detrort 24 Philadelphia 29 30 Oct 1 Chicago 1970s Habscheid from Minnesota, the AWAY (11) Sepl 9 10 Ctvcago; 15 (2). 16 the scheduling that had her playing the wasn’t any fun for me,” said Kor­ BALTIMORE (19) - HOME Hi) Sept semi-final at 11 a m 11 12.13 Chicago 15 16 17 Kansas City. 17 Ptvladefpfxa. 18 19 Montreal: 25 26 dic. “I shouldn’t have said I hated team has added during the sum­ 19 20. Detrort 22 23 24 New York AWAY 27 Pittsburgh Pete Rose maintained an 18-year Na­ Toronto. mer. |8| Sepl 9 10 Texas 25 26 27 Mn NEW YORK (22) - HOME (8) Sept 9 tional League pattern when he was sus­ 1 Golf H pended from baseball and. m effect, dis­ “I guess I didn’t give the people “We had to make some moves waukee 29 30 Oct 1 Toronto 10 Pittsburgh. 22 23 24 Montreal; 25 26 here a chance, and they didn’t give and we didn’t touch the core of our MILWAUKEE (19) - HOME (9) Sept 27. Ptvladeiphia AWAY (14) Sepl 11. 12. missed as manager of the Cincinnati ENDICOTT. N Y (AP) — Leaders and Lenore Rittenhouse 36-34-70 15. 16. 17. Texas. 22 23 24 Toronto. 25. 13. Philadelphia. 15 16. 17 Montreal. 18 Reds Nol one baseball season has pas­ Canadians Fnday atter toe second round Bart) Mucha 34 36—70 me a chance.” young players," he responded. “I 26 27. Baltimore AWAY (10) Sepl 9 10 19 Chicago: 20. 21 Si Louis. 29 (2). 30 sed in the National League since 1971 ot the $500,000 B C Open, played on Martha Nause 34-36—70 CSL The problems with his team­ don’t know where all the concern is Seattle 12 13 Oakland 19 20 New York. Oct 1. Pittsburgh without a manager getting bounced Irom toe 6966-yard, par-71 En-Jcxe Country Nancy Brown 36-34-70 All Time* EDT mates, Kordic says now, were coming from.” 28 29 30. Oct 1 Boston MONTREAL (21) - HOME HOI Sept hisiob Club course (a-denotes amateur) Marta Figueras-Dotti 3535-70 Eaxlem Division BOSTON (21) - HOME ,101 Sept 15 9 10. Philadelphia. 15. 16. 17 New York. Keith Clearwater 65-68-133 Susan Sanders 40-31-71 W L T F A P largely of his own making. 16. 17. Oakland; 25 26 . 27 New York. 28 18.19. Sl Louis; 25 26 27 Chicago AWAY Jim Gallagher 69-65-134 Amy Benz 3535-71 y-Toronto 15 4 6 46 26 36 “Last year I did a lot of bitching 111) Sepl 11 12. 13 Chicago; 20. 21 Pitts­ Nice guys do indeed finish last — 29. 30 Ocl 1. Milwaukee AWAY | 11 | Sept somebmes. Sparky Anderson, the De­ Bob Estes 66-68-134 Tamnve Green 33-38—71 y-Hamlton 14 4 7 55 28 35 and complaining. I had a chip on Vistas earn draw 9. 10. California; 11, 12. 13. Seattle 18 19 burgh; 22 23 24 New York. 29. 30 Oct 1 Gil Morgan 67-67-134 Alice Ritzman 3536-71 y-North York 12 4 9 34 21 33 Philadelphia troit Tigers skipper, is about to undergo my shoulder. I was mad at the VICTORIA (CP) - Burk Kaiser 20, Toronto. 22.23.24 Detroit that late ki 1989. and it's noteworthy be­ Dave Eichelberger 67-67-134 Cmdy Figg-Cumet 3535-71 Ottawa 7 10 8 39 42 22 West Division West Division JimBooros 7065-135 Mara Bozarth 3536-71 Montreal 3 13 9 26 45 15 world. A lot of guys here thought I scored in the first minute of the San Francsoo 81 60 574 — cause it will mark only the second bme Oakland 85 56 603 - m the 36 years he s been in baseball Mike Hulbert 69-66-135 Val Skjmer 37 34—71 Western Dhrision didn’t care. Down deep I do. I just second half to give the Edmonton Kansas City 81 59 579 3'2 Houslon 75 66 532 6 Ed Dougherty 69-67—136 Patti Rizzo 34-37—71 x-Vancouver 17 2 6 62 31 40 San Diego 75 66 532 6 that Anderson has been on a dub that have to start showing it.” Brick Men a 2-2 tie with the Victo­ California 80 61 567 5 finished last Nolan Henke 69-67-136 U*a Walter* 38-34-72 y Edmonton 9 14 3 44 55 21 REMAINING GAMES Fuzzy Zoeller 69-67-136 Connie Baker 3539-75 1 -Calgary 8 15 3 36 56 19 Most important to Kordic as a ria Vistas on Friday in the final re- REMAINING GAMES Ironically, the only other bme it hap­ , OAKLAND (21) - HOME lll| Sepl 9 pened was in 1959 with the Philadelphia Failed to Quality Barb Bunkowsky 3035-75 Wwneg 6 13 7 35 51 19 new season begins is the ambition gular-season game for both Cana­ 10. New Yoik. 12 13 Milwaukee 25 26 27 SAN FRANCISCO (21) - HOME (13) Jack Kay Jr 72-74-146 Jennifer Wyatt 37-40-77 Vdona 4 16 6 32 53 14 Sept 11. 12. Atlanta. 13. 14, Gnonnati. 15 Phillies. Ihe only season Anderson to prove he can play hockey asdian Soccer League clubs. 28 Texas. 29 30 Ocl 1 Kansas City played in the majors Richard Zokol 74-75-149 Karin Mundinger 40-38-78 x-cknched fvsi place ' AWAY (10) Sept 15 16 17 Boston 18 19 16 17 San Diego. 19 20 21 Los Angeles Christa Teno well as fight, at least partially be­ INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Leaders Fnday al- 41-35-79 y-cknched playoff benh Edmonton finished in second 20. Cleveland. 21 22 23 24 Minnesota 22. 23 24 Houston AWAY (8): Sept 9 10. Friday Result cause his father hated to see him KANSAS OTT (22) - HOME (13) Houston; 25 26 27 Los Armeies. 29 30 let toe first round ol Ihe $525 000 PGA Se- BRAMPTON Onl (CP) - Leaders and place in the West Division with a 9- rxots GTE North Classic played on the Edmonton 2 Vdona 2 brawl. Sepl 9 10. It Minnesota 12 13. 14 Oct 1 San Dego Canadans alter the second round ol toe Sunday Games 14-3 won-lost-tied record, and the Texas. 18 19 20 Chicago. 22 |2) 23 24 HOUSTON (21) - HOME 18); Sept 9 6670-yard, par-72 Broadmoor Country Club $200,000 Canadian Tournament Players “It hurt him a lot when people Equestrian course. Toronto al North York Brick Men will play the Calgary . Seattle AWAY |9| Sept 15. 16. 17, Balti­ 10 San Franosco; 15. 16 17 Gnonnab. 25. Champtonsixp played al the par 72 6 812 Hamilton al Montreal would say I was a goon,” said Kor­ more. 26. 27, 28. Caktomia. 29. 30 Ocl 1 26. 27. Atlanta AWAY (13): Sept 11. 12. Gene Littler 34-33—67 yard Brampton Gott Club course Strikers in the first game of the CALGARY (CP) - Results Irom Fn- Dale Douglass 33-34-67 Ottawa at Vancouvei dic. “I just want to do it this year ' Oakland San Diego. 13. 14. Los Angeles; 19.20. 21. Jerry Anderson 6766-133 END REGULAR SEASON two-game total-goal division semi­ CAUFORNIA (21) - HOME 00) Sepl Atlanta. 22. 23. 24 San Francisco. 29. 30 day's competition at the Spruce Mea­ Jim Deni 34-33-67 Toronto for my father. 9. 10 Boston; 12. 13. New York 26 27 28. Oct 1. Gnonnab dows Masters equestrian event Billy Casper 32-35—67 Kelly Murray 67-66—133 ENGLISH LEAGUE “He’d want me to play the final starting Wednesday. Kansas City: 29 30 Oct 1 Texas AWAY SAN DIEGO (21) - HOME (12) Sept Air Canada Cargo Maple Leal Chal­ Gary Player 33-34-67 Vancouver Fourth Division game.” The winner plays the Vancouver (11) Sept 15 121 16 17 Chicago 18 19 9 10 Los Angeles. 11 12. Houston. 13. 14 lenge Waller Zembnski 33-34-67 Brent Frankkn 7065-135 Colchester 1 Heielord 1 20 Mvmesota. 21 22. 23. 24 Cleveland Atlanta. 25.26 27 Gnonnab. 29 30 Oct 1 Pha*a I: 1 Jos Lansink. Ihe Nether­ Mike Hill 32-35—67 Vancouver AFRICA CUPW1NNERS Meanwhile, in Montreal, 1988-89 86ers. San Francisco AWAY (9) Sept 15. 16. 17 lands. Opbebeurs Felix. 2 Ronnie Free­ Joe Jimenez 33-35—68 Kirk Tnptelt 6569-135 BVF Madagascar 3 USMA 1 Norris Trophy winner Chris Che- In an exhibition soccer game AB R H Pci San Francisco. 19 20 21 Gnonnab; 22 23 man. U S . Whrtestone. 3 Leslie lene- Lany Mowiy 32 36—68 WEST GERMANY • Puckett Mn 551 66 187 339 Wastxnglon lios arrived for camp bewildered Friday, the Vancouver Whitecaps’ 24 Los Angeles han. U S . Pressurized Dave Hill 34 34—68 Jett Bloom 6868-136 Fomxia Dussektort 1 Moenchengladbach 3 lansford Oak 478 67 161 337 R.B.C. Dominion Securttie* Pember­ Al Getoerger 33-35-68 at being the centre of a minor con­ 1979 reunion team beat the North Boggs Bos 544 94 182 335 AB R H Pet. Seattle ton Canadian Shield Bob Charles 33-35-68 Anthony GUbgan 6967-136 troversy. There had been reports American Soccer Leage Oldtimers Sax NY 578 81 188 325 Clark. SF 521 97 177 340 1 Nek Skelton. Greal Britain. Burmah Tommy Aaron 32-36-68 Baines Tex 450 71 145 322 Gwynn SD 537 79 182 339 Australia Chelios would stay, away while try­5-2. Serenade. 2 Walter Gabalhuler. Swrtz- TADWORTH England (AP) — Leaders Jett Lewis 6067-136 Davis Sea 432 73 138 319 Smith Ab 433 79 139 321 eriand. Moet et Chandon Grand Seig­ ing to have his contract, which has The Whitecaps’ lineup featured Yount Mk 542 88 171 315 Guerrero StL 493 53 158 320 Fnday atter toe second round ol Ihe Florida Grace Ctv 447 66 141 315 neur. 3 Marcel Duiour. the Netherlands $560,000 European Open gott tournament on John Morse 6760-136 three years remaining, renego­ 10 of the 12 players who started in Greenwell Bos 498 78 155 311 Ha Ha. Florida tiated to make him the highest- Browne Cle 516 70 160 310 Walton Ctv 427 62 128 300 Royal LePage Provincial Cup Ihe 7.108-yard, par-72 Walton Heato Gott the Sept. 8, 1979, North American Franco Tex 514 73 159 309 Oquendo. StL 489 55 145 297 Club course Sleven Rmtoul 6769-136 paid player in Canadiens’ history. 1 Ian Millar. Perth. Onl Winchester Andrew Murray 66-68—134 Australia VANCOUVER (CP) - Domemc Mot*- Soccer League championship game Run*—RHenderson Oakland 101: Mrtcheil. SF 472 89 137 290 2 Ian Millar. Pamino. 3 Michael Grmy- bo. 20. scored lour goals in two Cana­ “I didn’t know anything about Boggs Boston 94 Ralne*. Mti 448 73 130 .290 Roger Chapman 7167-138 David DeLong 6869-137 against Tampa Bay Rowdies at er. Campbellville. Onl. Lansando. Russell Claydon 7068-138 Oregon dian Soccer League games last week lo it,” Chelios said of the purported RBI—Sierra Texas 106. Esasky Boston. Johnson NY 484 92 140 289 Other Jumper Clais Winner* earn the MITA Player ol the Week Giants Stadium in East Ruther­ 97 Run»-WCIaih San Franosco 97. Sand­ Peter Senior 7068-138 BobFnend 6869-137 holdout. “I’m happy with the Cana­ Lafarge Canada North America - Scott Hoch 6069-138 Pittsburgh award ford, N.J. Hit*—Sax New York 188 Pucketl Mm- berg. Chicago 93 Tami Masters. Tacoma. Wash. Lemgo Playing lor the Vancouver 86ers, Mo- diens and I don’t see myself in a *■ nesota 187 RBI—KMrtctvetl San Franosco 115; Peter Fowler 67-72—139 Graeme Trew 7067-137 Hy'» Steak — Enc Lamaze. Schom- lan Woosnam 71-68-139 Australia bilio's offensive performance helped the position of holding out.” ' Doublei-Boggs Boston 48 Pucketl Guerrero Sl Louis 103 WCiark San Fran- berg. Ont. Woodstock defending champions wrap up first place The Toronto Blizzard visits the . Minnesota 41 osco. 103 Frank Notxlo 7069-139 VICTORIA ICPI - Final leam standnos Agent Don Meehan says he Woodward'* Junior Grand Prix - Ross Drummond 7069-139 overall in the 1989 standings North York Rockets in CSL Triple*-OWhrte California 12; Sierra Hit*-TGwynn San Dego 162: WCiark Rabo Ngenhois. Rocky Mountain House atter Ihe second round ol Ihe Laban s pro-am wants Chelios to be in the $500,000- • Teias 12. PBradley Baltimore 10 San Franosco 177 Rick Hartmann 7070-140 gott championship Fnday action at 4:30 p.m. Sunday on Alta. Bing Hugh Baxxxhi 73-67—140 a-year bracket by the time the sea­ * Home Run*-McGrit1, Toronto, 36 Doubles-Wallach, Montreal. 39 Hunter Class Winner* Bnlish Columbia 122-111-233 son begins. TSN (cable 16). BJackson, Kansas City 31 Guerrero St Louis. 38 Bombadier Open Hunter Classic - PORTLANO Oie (AP) - Leaders and Manitoba 118113-231 Stolen Base*—RHende-scn Oakland Triples—RoThompson San Franosco Jonathan Asselm. Calgary. Alta. Wiener Canadans Fnday atter the first round ol toe Nova Scotia 120110-230 65 Espy Texas 41. Sax New York 41 10. Coleman Sl Lous. 9 Gral $250,000 LPGA Cellular One-Ping Cham- Newtoundland 115112-227 Pitching (12 declsions)-8iyieven Cal­ Home Run*—KMitchen San Franosco Woodlands Open Working Hunter pronsfxp played on toe 6 258-yard par-36- Oitano 114-112-226 BASEBALL ifornia 15-4 789 2 70. Wilkamson Bali 42: HJohnson, New York 33 Stake — Jennifer Brown. Calgary, Alta. 36—72 Riverside Gott and Country Club Alberta 103-119-222 American Laague more 10-3. 761 3 01 Stolen Base*—Cotoman Sl Louis 58 Glacier course |a-amateui) Saskatchewan 113-106-219 Kansas City Royal* sign pitcrier Strikeouts—Ryan Texas 264. Clemens TGwynn. San Dego 40 Atcor Modified Hunler Classic — Jill Dawn Coe 35-33-68 New Brunswick 105105-213 Mark Gubicza to three-year contrad Boston 194 Pitching (12 decision*)—Garretts San Mesoiednik, Bellevue. Wash. Privale Shelley Hamlin 34 35—69 Pnnce Edward Island 105101-206 New York Yankee* sign manager Bu­ Save*-Russeii Texas 34 DJones Francisco. 12-3. 800 2 19. Fernandez. New Eye Caroline Kegg 33-36—69 Quebec 111-95—206 cky Dent 10 a contrad extension through ■ Cleveland 30 York. 11-3 786. 2 75 1990 StrikeoutS-OeLeon St Lous 178. Woodlands Amateur Working Hunt­ Toronto 000 030010- 4 6 0 er Stake — Amy Pierce Bellevue National League Belcher Los Angeles 169 Wash. Private Eye Philadelphia Phillies announce that Cleveland 300 001 01k- 510 0 Saves-MaDams San Dego 38. MiWil- the contracts ol Mike Hart, manager ol Flanagan Acker (L.0-1) (61 Wells 18) and bams Chicago 31 Woodlands Grren Working Hunter ] Whitt. Nichols, Orosco (7). DJones (W7-8) Stake — Tami Masters Tacoma Wash | Track and Field | Reading in the Eastern League. Glenn (81 and Skxmer Allanson (7) HR* Tor—Ur- Philadelphia 000 030 100- 4 81 Odie Gulliver, manager of Clearwater in the Montreal 000 100 020- 3 71 Chevron Junior Hunter Classic - Florida Stale League, and Tim Corcoran. lano (5), G Bell (17) Clearwater coach, will not be renewed Minnesota 000 000000- 0 6 2 Gnmsley (W.1-0). Cook (6). Parrelt (8). Knsten Anderson. Columbia Falls. Mont BARCELONA. Spam (AP) — Results 2282. 3 Grace Jackson. Americas R McDowell (S.17) (8) and Daulton: K Gross Gassenhauer in the World Track and Field Cup com­ 22 87 BASKET8ALL Kansas City 001 111 20k-6100 NBA R Smrth (L10-6) Guthne (7) and Harper. (L.11-10) Candelaria (7). RiThomspon (7). petition Fnday (team points on a 9-8-7- 400 hurdles — 1 Sandra Farmer-Pa- Gubicza (W15-10) Crawford 181 Montgom­ 2 Smith (91 and Santovenia Fitzgerald (9). 6-54-3-2-1 basis) Inck. U S . 53 84 . 2 Tabana ledovskaia. NBA reinstates guard Lewis Lloyd HR* Pha—C Hayes (8). Mtt—Galarraga MEN Soviet Union. 54 68. 3 Sally Gunnell Golden State Warrior* sign centre ery (91 and Boone HRs KC—Tanatxili (16) Manute Bol lo four-year contrad BJackson (311 (21) 100— 1 Linford Chnsbe Britain Europe. 55 25 [Yachting 1010 seconds. 2 Leroy Burrell US Milwaukee Buck* sign forward Fred Chicago 010010120- 5 102 Pittsburgh 100 100 000- 2 7 0 1,500 — 1 Paula Nan. Europe, lour 1015; 3 Darnel Sangouma. Europe minutes. 18 60 seconds 2 lekatenna Roberts to three-year contrad extension Detroil 000 20320k- 7130 New York 030 040 00k- 7100 through Ihe 1992-93 season rtbbard (14-71. McCarthy (6). Pali (6). Dabek Patterson (5). BelxxJa (7). Taylor SOUTHAMPTON. England (AP) - 1017 Podkopaeva Soviet Union 4 19 44 3 The New Zealand yacht Stemlager 2 400 hurdles — 1 David Patrick. U S Yvonne Mai. East Germany 42030 FOOTBALL Patterson (8). B Jones (8) and Fisk. J Morns (81 and Brtardeib Qeda and Lyons HR: 48 74; 2 Henry Amike. Africa. 49 24. 3 NFL * (W 5-11) Henneman (S.7) (9) and Heath Pgh-VanStyke (9) maintained its lead Friday on the sev­ 1,600 relay — 1 Americas (Char- enth day ol the Whitbread Round-toe- Knss Akabussi. Britain. 4942. 6. John maine Crooks. Toronto. Pauline Davis. Cleveland Brown* sign wide receiver * HRs Chr-C Martinez (5) Gmlleo ( 1 ) Bos- Atlanta 000 001 000- 1 50 Graham, Calgary, America*. 50.20 Lawyer Tillman . ton (5| World race, holding a 46-naubcal-mile Grace Jackson. Ana Ouirol). 3 23 05; 2. Cincinnati 102 001 10k-513 0 lead over the Swiss boat Merit. 800 — 1. Tom McKean, Britain, one East Germany 323 97 . 3 Soviet Miami Dolphins waive quarterback ’ Baltimore 000 001 000- 1 91 P Smith (L.5-14). Eichhom (3) Casbllo 16). The British yacht Rothmans was third minute. 44 95 seconds; 2. Jens Peter Union. 3 26 15 Jay Gurden off developmental roster , Texas 200 000 01k- 3 80 Aldnch (6) Valdez (7) and Mann; Scudder on a day oi light winds, which gave Herold. East Germany. 1 45.04 . 3 Nixon Jivelln — 1 Petra Felke. East Ger­ Washington Redskin* place running • D Johnson (L 4-4). Hickey (7) McDonald (W.4-61 Dibble (61 Charlton (8) and Diver news a chance to repair mmor damage Kiprobch. Africa 1 45 08 many. 7030; 2 Li Zhang. Asia. 61 52. back Joe Mickles on iryured reserve, ” (7) and Quirk Brown (W 12-9) Mielke (7). San Francisco 000 000 200- 2 7 0 caused by heavy weather in Ihe ABantic 10,000 — 1 Salvatore Antibo Eu­ 3 Laveme Eve. Americas 60 32 sign running back Willard Reaves " Rogers (8) Russell (S 34| (8) and Kreuter Houston 003 010 10k- 5 70 Ocean eariier this week rope. 28 05 26 . 2 Addis Abebe Africa Team Standings HOCKEY . Petraik (9) HRs Tex-Serra |26l Incawglia D Rotxnson (L.12-10) Brantley 16). Lefferts 28 06 43. 3 Antonio Pneto. Spam MEN NHL 2807 42 Edmonton Oiler* sign let! winger Esa * (17) (7). Camacho I 81 and Kennedy Brenly (7); Alter Six Events * Boston' 000 001 000- 1 71 Portugal (W 4-1) Darwm (S 5| (7) and Big Long jump — 1 Lany Myncks. U S t U S . 42 points 2 Europe. Africa Tikkanen lo multiyear contrad ! California 101000 00k- 2 4 1 go HRs Hou-Lombardozzi (1). Ranrez Rugby | 8 29. 2 Yusut Alii Atnca. 8 00. 3 Slew- and Britain. 39. 5 East Germany 29. 6 Montreal Canadians sign defence- • Boddcker IW12-10) and Gedman Biyto- (6). Portugal (1) art Faulkner. Britain 7 84 Americas. 22. 7 Spam and Oceania 21 man Donald Dutresne and lorward Dan • ven (W15-4) Minton (7) Harvey |S20t 18) Shotput — 1 Uff Timmermann East 9 Asia 15 Woodley to one-year contracts, sign ’ andOnon HR Cat— Washington 1121 SL Louis 010010 450-11 161 VANCOUVER (CP) - The B.C. Pres- Germany. 21 68. 2 Wemer Guenthoer WOMEN goaltender Andre Raocot to two-year Chicago 113 200 100- 8 141 dents Team buff up a 17-3 mtervaJ Europe. 21 40. 3 Randy Barnes U S After Five Event* contrad 'Milwaukee 100112200- 711 0 Magrane Costello (4) Carperrter (W 3-4) ; Seattle 002 001 000- 3120 lead and went on to defeat Japan s na­ 21.10 1 East Germany 39 points. 2 Soviet Toronto Maple Leaf* acquire goal- (7). Qusenberry (S6I (81 and Pena Zeile bonal rugby team 37-15 Fnday rvght WOMEN Union. 33. 3 Americas. 29. 4 Europe, tender Marti LaForest trom Philadlephia Navarro (W 5-7) Fossas (6). Cnm (8) and (7); Kilgus Lancaster (7) Assenmacher (7). B.C nad strong performances from 200 — 1 Silke Moller. Easl Germany. Flyer* lor sixth- and seventh-round • Surhoft: Zavaras (1.1-5). Swift (5). Comstock and US. 26. 6 Asia. 22; 7 Atnca. 21. Williams (L.4-4) (8). Pico (9) and Guardi flanker Gord McKinnon, with two tries, 22 46 seconds. 2 Mary Onyali. Africa. 8 Oceania and Spam. 14 1991 draff picks ' (7) Je Reed (9) and Valle HRs Sea—Bnley Wrona |9| HR* SlL—Cotoman (2). Guerre and from winger Randy Hosier, with a * (12) Leonard (231 ro (14) Pendleton (13). Cti-Sandberg 2 fry. two penalties and Iwo conversions , New York 012 200000- 5 10 0 (29) Prince George Transit System • Oakland 000 010000— 1 51 for a total ol 14 points. ♦ Hawkins Mohoroc (W.2-1) (5) and Los Angeles 000 000 000- 0 21 The other tnes came from outside half * Slaught Stewart (L.19-9) and Steinbach HR SanDiego 000 000 10k-1 71 Bobby Ross, lock Jeff Knauer and . NYY—M Mail (14) Hersheer (L.14-12) Morgan (8) and Scros scrum half Ian McKay Ross also ca. 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