122nd Year, Number 282 Eugene, Oregon, Tuesday, August I, J 989 • 25 Cents Militants kill hostage, threaten 2 more Group says tape shows body of Higgins Bush faces worst crisis
By NICK WILLIAMS JR. "The American spy washan ged at J p.m (5 a m PDT Los Angeles Times Monday) 10 make him a lesson," a statement passed wflh a a e a e e e a e the videot pe to West rn news g ncy In B irut said "L t of the new presidency NICOSIA. Cyprus - Isl mic militants in B irut said Amenca and Israel shoulder the whole respons1b1hty" Monday that they had hanged Manne Lt Col. W1Jham Hig a a e e a e e a a e e e a gins. n Americ n hostag . rn r tali tion for th lsra h The t pe w s d hver d two hours aft r the r dical B ROBIN WRIGHT abducuoo of a Shute Moslem clenc ,n southern Lebanon. A deadline for the release of Obeid passedwith the sheik sun losAogtlHTimes �ALYSii] second group threatened to kJII another U.S. hostage, Jo in Israeli custody. On Fnday. lsraeh commandos seized 0 a e a l e a e n e seph C1c1pp1 . by a m PDT tod y unless th clenc 1s Obeid, who maint ins c os lies to lr n,an-back d Hezbol For six mo ths sinc laking the e ea e la a e 1 t e e oath or olflce, George Bush had care lairs dunng th R gan pr sidency freed h radic ls,from his hom in J beh1 , L banon Th Organ- a a a 1 e Earth a n "The rrJSes in China nd P nam e a a ea e za11on or the Oppress d on JS a Hezboll h faction fully neuvered lo dista ce himself e a An anonymous call r ,n Nicosi lsolllr ten d the l1le n wer not as <.enous. nd Amencan e a e a from Jhe JSSue or terron m. but o l e of Bru1sh hostage T rry W ,1e. the Anghcan Church envoy, No 1mmed1at conf,rm hon of Higgins' dealll could be n Mond y he was plunged i to the worst ives "· re not at stake This 1s a g a obtained, althOugh se"eral viewers or the grainy, pollr' By HARRY ESTEVE Th(Register-Guard Athletes from around the world line up to buy shoes at The Nike Store in the Fifth Street Pubhc Market, but one floor below only a spon_,;;;ored ,;;tudy - ba,ed on a nation smattering or tables are occup,ed in the outdoor ''-'lde household "Uf\t') of 1-i."'Hresp,,n 1,,ting1rt:a dents - concluded that cocaine add1v And while the Eugene Mall appears busier Hon ha.1;,grown �ub,tanttal\v e�petJ;,ill Ulan normal for a e among the) oung and unemploy d Be· Monday. thanks lo n tween \985 a d \9�b. the number f knots of men and e e p ople who used cocaine one a w ek women in foreign or more Jumped from 6�7,0UO to weal suits. shop e a a �6�.0110, a one-third ,ncr ase lll t N ke.epers stand be uonal Drug Polley D1rec1or W1l11am hind ,Jent cash re e g Bennett call d - h ekin and unac gisters. waiting for ceptable" customers, � a t /'!WOHLD r The tudy also eslJm ted hat \1/tth a few ex 484,1100 people used crack, tile highly \'ETERA 'S 1 e t C(ptions. the add1c1 ve cocain denvat,ve hat can World Veterans· CH-\MJ'JO'\;SHIPS be smoked. at least once a month and 1 e Champ1onsh1ps ha that 2 4 m1ll on had tned the drug onc en e 0 e e e v 't prov d 1 b • Athletes in th ir hv s These figures represent a a e e a e Ult fin nci l demand more th f1rst governm nt e«llm tes on th a a a e a bonanza th t m ny pre\ l nfe of crack - a drug th t e events 10 e e local m rchants barely e,et d three iears arher expected when the previous urvey was lalten e e e e e In contrast to pr d1cllons befor the games The urv y findings r flect d e a ee e began, vacancies abound in local hot ls and mo , trends that h ve b n r ported for a a a e tels, empty t bles are commonpl ce in rest u ome lim . particularlythe growing i.o a a a e e al t a e a e e r nts t n1ghl nd sal s ar norm o slow t lnleranc nf m ny m1ddl By ROGER PETTERSON More than 9,700 firelighters worked e t e TheAs1ocla1td Prrs 9, 700 firefighters on lines in W the lines on the two dozen biggest blaz s The Armv wa, called out \londav to in Oregon. Idaho and Cahlorn,a Washing n n help ballle tires raging out of conlroi on \ly husband left in shorts and no Io state hnd an 850-acre r,re. a d Mon e n lhousands of acr sin thell'est,and crews h1rt, · said 70-year-old Daisy Ohver. ta a had several small hres e a a e e t a 1,000-acre backfire in n ll mpt lo whose mobil home at Lowman was re e hall a Cahfornia blaze that destroyed ev e e That m ant manpower in the West duc d to blackened metal scrap "W e n e was almosl complel ly mob1hzed. a d n homes d1do't get anything. Just what we had on n g ln n a a a ea e e g ma a ers at the Boise (Idaho) terage a1,on l Gu rdsmen lr dy were on our backs I don't know wher w 'll o e e e cy Fire C nter, th nallon's f,re command duly in Idaho and Or gon from here " Post. called on the Army and crews from Res,denlS were allowed to reJurn lo Hundr eds of hres. most started by other regions for help a a a e n Lowman, Id ho. sm ll r sort town that lightning last week. had blacke ed more e e e l e t a n n Hundreds of fir fighters wer b ing waslar ge y destroyed by a hr s orm lh l than ll0,000 acres i five slates si ce a e e had ch rr d 10,000 acr Wed nesday Turn to FIRES, Page 4A N s E T A y Next up: Plastics recycling a By PA a be UL NEVILLE e JO d ys or ,t might contaminants in glues, l bel should "ll might b Just l a a Business Section B Th• R e e a ll Classltled Ads .....683-7620 tglSJtr-Cuard be a y ar - but th ,mport nl thing JS cut off,p asllc nd e e n e a e a Classified 7·12C Or n t th other 68 Circulation , .. , ...48 5-3311 egon's first cou tywide plashes that w 'll b buyi g tim The disposal sites w,11 not ccept I D c n a a ComicsI 0 D e Dally .. . 6,30 a.m, to 5 p.m. n e we k � nd ��:ri ·\' ooki g for a new plasllc b gs nd "hard plastics" uch �:Ca�� ig�� am will b gin this e a n Crossword Puzzle 11C Weekends 6,30a.m. to 11 a.m, � and � ! �d as toys and pl nt co tainers, Sandwky a a n e n said Circul rs expl i ing plashc r cy Dear Abby SC Other Departments, . 485-1234 518�• g a a e l e e Wednesd y. all J 7 or the M t ria s that will b acc pted 1n e a Editorials 10-11A cou s e e e chng proc dures will be avail ble in th new plashes r cycling program in n r the ear future, he said Sports Section D :•f� �i• t!:!d�� :i�!�� ���,'�!t � clude milk. water and Juice Jugs; polys Showers n 3·48 , g n e e Stocks c 1al tyrene egg cartons,fast food packaging "Al pre ent, 50 perce t of th p o e Theaters 12A �;� ia���!:.l ����� ; cyc1ing and meal Jrays; dairy case conlainers ple vis11Jng our disposal . 1les bnng re Weather, Page 2A t e TV Schedule 6C such as couage cheese, yogurt and but cyclabl m tenal and we expe t �:'.�:�t�;-.h��o1!: �� s:ifr!:�: a a ea them to bring plasucs "ell," he add· COPYRIGHT 1089 rec ter tubs. nd sh mpoo. cl ning supply eived by e e recy- an a a 4 Sections, 36 Pages e n th county Th new d so pconl iners ed THE AEGISTEA·GUAAO high g •�:;'. e 0 e e 0 Mountain bikes shllt Into e A number or commercial garb1 ge e g 1 e e e a r un Th county will r quir that plastic l the Paclllc Nortbw•st. Se p f�� � ����;:t2��Y::;f�� �f \he �� � e g n g up p 1,c matt" ly s a a a haul rs be pickin Prim ry landfill at Short Mount in cont iners have lid removed and nea e Turn to PL TIC Pag 4A r Goshen. he sa1d their conJents wash d ou1 ,Because of Page2A Brights School panel Two gobblers staying alive More arrests in Cuba voices doubt by working MEXICO CITY - Reports lrom Cuba on Monday said r,ve senior oflicers were arrested, including a rormer intenor minister, and r,ve LUTHER. Texas - A woman says her demoted one rank and retired lor alleged negli about actor two turkeys need not worry about winding up on a Thanksgiving platter this year, because gence or complicity in Cuba's drug scandal Fn,m newsservlcereporu h blg birds earn their living guarding chock- MaJ Gen Arnaldo Ochoa and three other olll � � cers were tned lor drug smuggling and olher School board members in Los Angeles aren't sure they . crimes and executed July 13. Another 10 tried want actor Rob Lowe giving anti-drug lectures In classrooms Lacy Robinson said her Iwo turkey gob at the same tome were sent to priSon lor terms under a court--0rderedcommunity-service sentence blers are the match of any watchdogs as they ranging rrom IO to 30 years. The latest reports guarantee for the parents keep a close eye on 4,500 egg-layers. indicated lhe Communist Party's Central Com "We w,11 want a of our children said Los Angeles mittee, headed by by President Fidel Castro, thal children are protected," Unllied School "They make a ruckus when anyone Jackie Goldberg app ordered the new crackdown Dostnct board President "It ears on the comes around, and when they ltnd a snake, surface he has. at m,mmum, duboous Judgment." they keep on gobbhn' 'Ill someone comes to Jungle fires blacken Yucatan Lowe. 2S, w as accused or sexual explo1tatlon or a minor see what's happening." she saidrecently. CANCUN. Mexico - Low. creeping Jungle after he allegedly videotaped sexual encounters with a 16- Robinson says the two birds already are lores led by debris lrom Hurricane Gilbert have year--0ld girl on an Atlanta hotel room in 1988 survivors. They were among 10 her husband charred hundreds of moles or the Yucatan Pen On Friday. the actor agreed with the Fulton County court bought three years ago insula, but the beaches have been spared "We on Georgia to perform 20 hoursof community service, warning "People kept wanting them, so I'd say, need Jwo or three days or continual ram to put high school students of the dangers of drugs. 'Catch what you want, down to two - I want 11 out We need another hurricane. but a benev The agreement - made under a special progra them lor my Thanksgiving and Christmas olent one," said Jose Angel Lona. the Agricul m ror orrenders - spares lhe star of "St. Elmo dinners." ture Department's top orroc,al on Quintana Rao young t,,.;t 's Fore" olher movies or being charged in the case,and oe state. Prevailing winds lrom the sea pushed lhe and he d sn't "Well, I got so busy that there JUst weren't adm1t gu111 r,res and smoke away lrom the plush resort or enough hours in the day - what with strip Cancun, where they started in March on the Fulton County District Attorney Lewis Slaton suggested ping cotton, feeding cows and chickens - city's western lnnges, and lrom a strong or that Lowe speak on high schools in Los Angeles, where be that I Just bought turkeys (to cook)_ The same to"ns dotting the coast. The lores have burned 1,ves. and in Ohio, hos home state lhing happened the next two years, so I guess 370,000 acres or lores! in a 70-m,Je stnp down Rob Lowe: 'He has .. . dubious judgment' they're sale now." Eugene Fodor Jr., the famed voolm1st who was arrest the Yucatan ed last week on drug possession and breaking and entering spaced--0ut back then " Salv,ulo recalled was more ' ke , "It .I Profits are droppings BBC airs Rushdie show charges. was released on hos own recognizance Monday Fo Woodstock This is like a Sunday on lhe park in companson dor. 39. ,s an internat,onally acclaimed mus,c,an who has won AUGUSTA, Ga. - He's been laughed al LONDON - The British Broadcashng Corp both the Tchaikovsky and Paganini violin compe!lllons He James Galway, the lnsh naullstm. offered a reward lor using J1mmmy Cricket's droppings for presented a tele\'os1on program Monday about also has performed at the White House Maids at the Vineyard Monday for the return of five stolen gold flutes,three of which fertilizer, but Bill Bncker gets tbe last laugh Salman Rushdie's no\el "The Satanic Verses·· Harbor Hotel on Martha's \ meyard discovered Fodor on an when he hoists his three-pound tomatoes to despite a Church or England obJecllon that 11 are studded with diamonds. The mus1c1an said he hopes the unoccupied motel room Thursday He was later arraigned on thief will have trouble selling the d1stinc11ve instruments, promote his Kncket Krap. m,ghl ollend Moslems "The Blasphemers' Ban charges of breaking and entenng with intent to commu a quet:· a io-m,nute play shown on the BBC na which disappeared Wednesday from a railway station on Lu The retired Army colonel invents organic felon\'. tralflck1ng on cocaine and pos..sess,on or cocaine with cerne. sw,tzerland. along uonaJ network. had actors portraying h1stoncal with luggage he was unloading. "!l's fertilizers hke Kncket Krap, which he sells ,nteni to dostnbute. possession of a hypOderm,c needle; posses Joke somebody trying to sell a Formula One car," Galway said from his IO-acre !arm along the Savannah blasphemers around a restaurant table in north· sion of heroin. and po_session of a dangerous weapon - a em Bradford recot,ng their "ntings Portrayed "Of course, ,t can be sold, but you have lo find somebOdy who Rover near Augusta dagger is not going to dnve in the Ind1anapolls 500. olherw,se 11 would were Volla,re. Mollere. Omar Khayyam and "It's what the name says - cricket dropp be spotted 1mmed1ately." Four of the flutes were 14-carat gold, Lord Bvron. but Rushdie's chair "as empty ings," Brocker said "I don't know why people The Bee Gees want respect Twelve years afler their one was 9-carat gold and three had diamonds in the end \1oslem·religious authont,es consider Rushdie's chart-topping album "Salurday Night Fever" made them kings never thought or 1t before. Crickets eat 25 no\'el blasphemous to Islam The author has or the disco era. the brothers Robin. Barryand Maunce Gibb Mary Xinh Nguyen may be Revlon's Most t.:nlorgett percent protein - that's better than you or I been in hiding since the late Iranian spintual are hoping to put their wh1te-su1ted. gold chain-wearing days able Woman of the Year. but the 19-year--0ld Amerasian says eat" leader. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini urged behind them as they embark on their lorst t; S tour in a she wants to be remembered for something other than beauty \1oslernsto k11lh1m Once a month, Brocker buys about six tons decade this week ··we·ve spent too many years on the defen In an es.say for the cosmetics company telling why she was of droppings from two local cnckel farms, sive. and now that we·re on the attack. 11 reels a damn sight unforgenable. the Boston Un1ve,.;1ty student wrote about her where the insects areraised as bail and their better." Barry said "This band hasbeen around for JU years. memories of \,etnam. where she was nd,culed as "a child or droppings collected with a huge vacuum sou·s a hllle unfair to tag us with the disco label Paul McCart Jhe dusr· because her falher. whom she has never met, was an cleaner ney made disco records Rod Stewart did Even Ethel \1er American GI "I also wrote that I was going to be �nforgett He bags the droppings and sells them man. which shows you how outrageous the limes were " The able alter my beauty pha.se because I wan! to be a woman of tour will promote the Bee Gees new album. ·one " accomplishment," Nguyen said. Revlon pocked her lrom a around lhe country through hos mall order service. group or none finalists - most of whom were mOdels or plan Pete Seeger ,s back Th1rt1 years alter he helped to be She won $2S.OOU. a photo session and a spol on a Revlon Brocker said he also wants to educate lbe launch the °'e"port Folk Fesuval. the 7ll-year--0ld performer ad-e11osemenl South about lhe values of organic larmmg. returned to lead fans ,n singing h1> familiar repertoire of folk But ,rs also a m1lhon- � THEW THER REPORT 50 percent of showers today Houses \4ere flattened in l\1anila Philippines tornado kills 5 MA'-ILA Ph1hpp1nes - A tornado swept r J Todl) The. folhiwmg repre<-entsthe average. through a shanty d1stnct early Monday. killing ...,1� 1��� �·���1 ·��,a��n�1 i�:i�:�/�,� � High Lo" numbtr or polltn grainsand mold spo res mph A Ju percenl chance of 'ihO\\t'T'tn· 1154p m ".'4fl "'Ola.11-1 4!t countedlromthemon1tonngstat1on onthe at least t,,e people, as monsoon rains and nightEugene-Springfield with I0\1,, 30.35 and J lll pt>rfen t Sim,law River tide, Pollen-mold count strong winds bulleted \1an,la and the main Ph1l- , 1 29 pm tntt 64Kp.m 22ft fltlh'-lory roof atfi77 E 12th Avenue Data ch.infe11r-.ho"e"" \l ttJnesdJ� "'1th p,1rt1al 1s reponedeach \1onda).Wedne-<.day.and 1ppme island or Luzon. olllc1als said At least six aflemMn (le rm� Wanner "'Ith high<. in Fnday and publL<.hed each Tuesday, other people were m1ured when the cyclone the uppn71"" Thursda) and�turda).whenava1lable swept through the suburb or \1alabon. blowing P1rtltles do"n "alls and nppmg rools orr shanties. the per Cubic Office or Covil Defense reported In San Fernan \1oslly cloud\tod,1\\\tlh9"1dely-..ca1 Yard tt'rt'd ,ho"A-er.·v.e-.1 v.1nd..-. tu I� mpb tReadlngsat'latlonalWeather5enic", do. 110 moles north of Manila. ofloc,als issued H1ghs.1ntheOregonm1d-1o upperM..., Coast Cloudyto M1hlonS ....et"I Airport. l� � flood warningsfor residents along the Agno rov n1gh1 "'1th de LOTIERY Winning numbers Monday in Oregon's "Daily Four" lottery game in which picking four successive num bers paid SI.SOO, three numbers paid SIOO and two num bers paid SS 2,7,2,8 THE REGISTER-GUARD, Eugene. Oregon, Tuesday. August I. 1989 THE NATION North loses a fight over pension By The Assod11edPress e y gives Colonel North the nghl to aid, turned on whether he currently hnJds gnvemmenl su;;!��, � �/��i��� :7;J d . e WASHINGTON -The U.S. comptroller general refuse offic . mllltar) The Navy's Judge advocate general, Ever tte Stum Monday to restore Oliver North's $23,000-a-year North was mer sentenced July 5 to 1,200 hours of commun11y baugh. concluded that Nonh as a retiree doesn' hold office TODAY pension. saying there ,s "senous doubt" whetller the ror service and s fined $150,000 for his conv1ct1on on charge, or Stumbaugh, lhe senior uniformed lawyer in the a v, said White House aide convicted in the Iran-Contra scandal , aiding and abetting an obstruction of Congress accepting e enulled to retirement pay an �orlh's pension should b continued illegal gratuity, and altering or destroying cl�sifled docu Bush vetoes FSX bill ments Hov.ever. the Navy's general counsel, L.,v.r ence ut,ng . At the time, the Navy announced 11 was suspending In a three-page letter to the Navy, General Acco e WASHINGTON - President Bush North s pension e e Lamade. concluded that North, as a retired r r officer on Mon Office general counsel Jomes Hinchman said "11 bas Jong arn d during 20 years of mlhtary service day vetoed leg1slat1on lo impose conditions on in the Manne Corps, but said 1t of the Manne Corps. holds an office under the Un11ed been the government's practice" not 10 provide retirement would recommend lhe the U.S -negol,ated deal lo coproduce an ad· pension be reinstated States, al least for some purposes pay lo someone convicted or deslroymg government docu ,·anced F X Jet lighter w,th the Japanese. say "There 1s in our view a serious conceptual problem with ments, one of the three felony crimes for which North was "We're mg 11 would Ile his hands unduly and damage aware of the opinion," saidNavy Lt Cmdr Craig the Judge Advocate General's pos111on." Hinchman wrote convicted Quigley prospects for an agreement. "I cannot accept "We keep going back to our Navy Department Lamade. Hinchman told Lamade that ··as your ette• points recommendation e binding prov1s1on.s that \\OUld tie my hands The letter was in response to a Navy recommendation that 11 should b continued out. retired regular officers continue to be a part of their 10 the exercise of my conslltut1onal respons1b1il that North's pension be restored by Comptroller General m11ltaryserv1ce " Quigley said the dec1s1on doesn't e lles,'· Bush said m a ,eto mes.sage. He said the Charles Bowsher, who is head of the GAO affect oth r benefits come Hinchman said that rather than a pen Season's first hurricane forms MIAMI - Chantal became the llrst hurri cane or the Atlantic season Monda, as 11 bore down on Texa� and Lou1�1ana The �torm had Governors strengthened rapidly after grm,mg early Mon day from a tropical depre,,1on to a tropical ...torm. It had a maximum su�ta1ned wind speed or 65 mph 1n earl, aflemoon and increased to decry cost 75 mph. I mph over the threshold for recl�s1fy- 1ng a tropical storm .1 hllrnrnne. by ti p m Hur ricane \\Jrnmgs were p Democracy statue toppled in �.A. Rail cars fall into lake WHITEFfSH. \1nnt F·11 r rn1I car-- plunged tnlu \\h1tt' 1�h l1ke l1n \1,)ncta,· Y.ht>n Burhngton '-lonhern freight train aen1ted �11 along the .,, e-it.. .;hure of the la),.;e Th ,u,ind.., f tnJUl) gallon._,;;, of diesel fuel leaked int• tht> lakt' fr· m the cars. ofhuals q1d Flathf'ad Count\ "earch One animal proves tha, a 750-pound bull can during a bullfight at Mexico City's Plaza de Tnr and re... cue v.orkers and C1\il dt'fen, nfftr JI " herever he wants. as he escapes from the nng ros All spectalors escaped serious dllempted thrm1£h the da\ to remo the · r- frorr lht' ake Howard Beach verdicts upheld SE\\ YORJ.. -An appe,,ls coun on \londJ\ unan1muu5ly upheld !he fOO\'Jlt)i)n-. and .,;,t"11 tencesofthree }Oun� men who tnok par1 in he 1��6 Hov.ard Bearh atta Panel: Reject cold drug \\A.SHI�(, ro� An ,id\lSUf'\' l rnr--•rt on :llonda recommended that the Food nd Drug Admin1strat1c.in rever,e plan, to nllow nnn mcreases prescnpllon .;ales of a cough-<"01d drug hecau"e of its po'.'-�1ble a._.;;.soc1at1<1n with ,udden infant death ')ndrnme The agenr1 h:id planned I its arms sales allov. o,er-the- GAMES d e Continue from Pag One ra r e e er 1 n e ge e e d a a n lhe w w re e a e a a n a a e gen · "But I'd d r ov pre- only," he e l n 2,200 Eu n -Spnngf1 l re , on a d r said."Som r stHI ow ers. rest ur nt own rs and motel The Eu e H llo s t aside a a basede 1 rriving. th t w 're rnvo ved i a e e e a e e r a a e Ateas Treat ll: s ed A lbe. 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NOT �e.� I , PR �!!,�' 362-0228 24 1 -rill?,§,�§, -- - -2 . 448 §87·17.Ql THE REGISTER-GUARD, Eugene, Oregon, Tuesday, August I, 1989 Page5D COUTDOORS--=------Suggested backcountry hikes for visiting athletes WITH NEARLY S,000 MASTER'S track and fteld peaks Round trip htklng distances 7.6 miles, beginning Falls and Sahalte Falls - are or special note. athletes ,n Eugene for the World Veterans' at the tra,Jhead near Scott Lake, Just off Highway 242 Champ1onsh1ps, ,rs easy to catch the spirit of METOLIUS RIVER TRAIL: Located east of Numerous enthusiasm and exuberance which characterizes the small lakesadjacent to the trail also Santtam Pass in the Deschutes National Forest near Jhe provide opport or meet's competitors unities ror swimming, f1shmg resort community of Camp Sherman, the Metolius overnight camping. tn a word, these people are energetic' River Trail is another riverside rootpath with a variety MATTHEU LAKES-SCOTT PASS: Another scenic of attracttons. Beyond the compet1t1on offered by the event, many trek near McKenzie Pass ,s a day walk to Scott Pass Whtie access to the route Is from a series of visitors are also seeking a wide variety of related along a segment of the ramed Pact!tc Crest National tratlheads, one pleasing f1ve-m1le-tong trail segment experiences - often with the a,m of explonng Oregon's Scenic Trail, the 2,000-mite-long high route linking begins at Lower Canyon Creek Campground on the internationallyrecogn12ed opportumttes !or muscle Canada and Mexico powered recreation river's west bank The route !ollows the river Beginning at a tra,lhead near Lava Camp Lake. JUSI area Precise d1rec11ons to tratlbeads can be acquired downstream, terminating at Lower Bndge Campground Based on their devotion to good health and physical east of McKenzie Pass on the south side or Highway rrom U.S. Forest Service ranger stations. Htkmg Along the way, tbe trail passes Wizard Falls and the fitness,many masters athletes - especially those rrom 242. the trail skirts the lava fields, passes above North guidebooks are also belprul Wizard Falls hsh hatchery, where many of the Metolius foreign nations - have kindred interests in outdoor Mallheu Lake on an open ridge. then intersects the River's legendary trout are reared pursuits ranging from \'olksportsto backcountry IRON MOUNTAIN-CONE PEAK LOOP Ir Seo!! Trail. an old pioneer route. Just beyond South explora11on wildflowers appeal to your r,tness-minded vtst!ors. a Mallheu Lake at Scott Pass. Round-tnp hiking distance FUJI MOUNTAIN: If you're looking for a hiking day htke to Iron Mountain and Cone Peak in the As a result. many or Eugene's track-oriented $e\'en miles destination with a special appeal for Japanese v1S1tors. Willamette National Forest's Sweet Home Ranger ,·ts1tors 11,111 also sample the region's natural wonder, Oregon's 7,144 Fu11 Mountain should prove a hkely Distnct ,s bard Jo beat Located Just north or McKENZIE RI\ER NATIONAL RECREATION , ,a .1 highly organized series or bus tours to sucb candidate Situated on the southern edge or Jbe Waldo Tombstone Summit along Highway 20, west or Sant,am TRAIL tartingJU least or the commun,Jy or p,ipular dest1nat1ons as !be Oregon Coast and Crater Lake Wilderness east or Oakridge, Fu11 Mountain Pass. a ht king tra,1 climbs the meadow-laced slopes or McKenzie Bridge on the south bank of the McKenZJe ta Lake provides spec cular views of nearby Waldo Lake and Iron Mountain. tben loops pasl Cone Peak and returns Rwer, approx,malely 50 miles east of Eugene, this the volcanic peaks or the Cascades running north and Whtie the large tours have der1nt1e men!, ,r you·re to the highway near Tombstone Pratrte. Up to 60 rare hiker-only !ootpath !ollows the river's sparkling waters south along the range's crest near Willamette Pass h11'ttng svme out-or-town visitors and would ltke to otter and/or unusual plant speetes are round along the trail Cor 26.5 miles to a northern terminus near Fish Lake. them a more persooaltzed look at the state's outdoor H1k1ng distance for the loop Approximately 4.5 miles Just off Highway t26 along the historic Old Santiam Approachable from r,ve !railheads, lhe shortest attribute>.brief Jaunts to someor the area·s less SCOTT MO NTAI · Situated tn lb Mount Wa on Road path Jo Fu11·s summH begins near the end or Forest pub1tc12ed attrJcttons are also appropnate 11 ashington lltlderness near the rugged lava held· or Service Road No. 5883, the Eagle Creek Road, which ,s 'llcKenzie Paso, ·con fountain· 6,1 lt>-foot umm,1 located north or Highway 58. approximately 60 miles offers outstanding v,e or the Threes, ters, Oregon·, east or Eugene winsome trio o( no prompts new code of ethics \\'1th mountain bikes growing m pcrpularity, agencies responsible ror managing public lands are scrambltng to:pro\'lde orr-road riding opportumlles that min1m1ze conflicts with other out· '.\1nethele�..;. mountain bikes are door user groups built to take their riders ·1rtua11y any- The Sisters Ranger District in Cen tral Oregon's Deschutes National For est. !or example. IS working on a plan to establtsh the Metohus Mountain Btke Trail Svstem. a tOO-m,le network ltnking Sister,, Black Butte, Wizard Falls and Lake Billy Chinook "If you go into any or our camp grounds these days, iust about every F(ir example one group of Eu body ts packing mountain bikes wtth . them," said Paul Engstrom, recreation gt'nt'i.ln, Ja�t \\ePk ,pen1 five day-= tour- 1g !ht> r:..1gge, \!t>t.•n., \.1oun1Jin Recre assistant for the Sisters d1stncl. ation Landsin '-OUtheastern Oregon .. It's a growing sport and we want . 10 be able to provide opportumt,es for It was JUSt '.'ope{'tacu/ar. . said Dave iwnp\e who come up to our front d�k Ha ..uc.,;., v.ho,e gr ·u� r,,d.> h1kP': lJden and say, 'Where can we ride our moun WLlh campmg gear to FL"'h Lake. then tain bikes'>'" on to Kiger Gorge and Ea..;,t Rim At 9,";00·feet ele\atlon. East Rim 1, more Engscrom said conn,ctsover moun than a vert1Cal mile above the cvcllsts· t.am bikes are not unlike what hap starling point I Page Springs pened when cross-country skiers and nowmob1lers began crossing each From East R,m, the group descend other's trails ed H miles Qo\\n to Blltzen Crossing, Jnd 10,,k a std trtp up rugged Indian "We've learned a few lessons from that," he said "That's why we're trying nl e g p1 h a k �;��::2 � '\�'; i�;;�� e to be pro-active on this and plan ahead ��; , : �;1 co�[ ;r��;;'R:���: ��:• �e�� bike,. in,tead of the other way around �! rather than Just react to something" mountain bikes' be1og sold th.ataren't Literally hundreds or mtles or old hr Critics or mountain bikes say the Oregon anglers, hunters pay $20.5 million machines chew up traits and vegeta- 11on and that their riders often endan Angler; and hunters 1n Oregon spent more water flow and water level report, tor all or Sheep designated game animals ger others by careening along at high than S20 5 m,11,on on licenses, tags, permtls the reservoirs II manages in Lane County speeds The Oregon Fish and W1Jd1tre Comm1ss1on and stamps last year, according to figures re Boaters. anglers and others interested ,n wa leased this week by the U.S. Ftsh and W1ld1tre ter levels at Hills Creek, Lookout Point has designated the mounan sheep a game The !MBA publishes a SIX-point Service Dexter, Fall Creek. Cottage Grove, Dorena an,mal. The mounan. a dark sheep with a "code of responslbiltty" encouraging long, curved horn. ,s originally !rom the mountain bikers to ride on open traits or that amount, St 13 m,11ton wasattribu and Fern Ridge reservoirs can hear the re port by d1al1ng 937-3R52 The report includes mountainous regions of the Mediterranean only, yield the trail to other users, nde ted to hunters and $9.2 mtllton came from Some 300 Jo !00 of the sheep are running wild under control and to "be sens111ve Jo rates or mnow and discharge, a key md1ca1,on anglers. the agency said over public and private lands m eastern Ore or water levels m area rivers The report ,s the dirt beneath you " gon and are seen as potential disease carriers Na1tonw1de, revenue !rom hunting and updated at 8 a.m each day hshing ltcenses increased ror the second con that could threaten native bighorn sheep "A yielding, polite and well-in secutive year, htlttng $710 m1llton in the hscal Trout stamp entries sought formed rider poses no threat to the Fish fee board named h1k1ng community or to the environ year ending last October Money raised by the Oregon Trout Inc. is accepting entries for Members or a citizen panel that will help ment," 1s Jhe way ti's put in a "Moun· sale of ltcenses. permits, tags and stamps goes the design or ,ts I 990 "wild trout stamp," to fund stale fish and w1Jd1tre programs. decide how income from a surcharge on an tam Bike Ride Guide" publ1Shed by the which musl depict a general Oregon angling gling ltcenses and salmon poundage fees w,11 University or Oregon Outdoor Pro scene. The non-pror,t organlzatton uses mon Hunter safety classes offered be spent have been named by Oregon Depart gram and the Eugene Mountain Bicy ey raised by the stamp program for habitat ment or Fish and W1ld1tre ch,e! Randy F1Sher cle ResourceGroup A hunter safety class taught by Frank and !tsheries improvement proiects. The The surcharges are expected to generate Ledgett will be ottered Tuesdays and Thurs deadltne tor entries IS Nov 3. Addt!lonal de "If other trail usersperceive moun about SJ mtllton over the next two years with days beginning today Class sessions will be tatls are avatlable by writing Oregon Trout, tain btke riders as sare,courteous and the runds dedicated to restorauon of �tate held from 7 to 9 p .m. at Peterson's Barn, 870 po Box 19540. Portland, OR 97219. responsible. the hkelthood of trali clo ,e owned hatcheriesand to stream improvement n- Berntzen Rd The cour,;e IS open to those to Outdoor calendar sure ts greatly reduced," Jhe guide year; and older Call 687-5521 for add1t1onal proiects says. Thursday ,e information Named to the committee were Jim Bus An expanded, 32-page version of - "Slough sarart" t the !Ille or a work- n, sard, a civil engineer !rom Bend acttve in NATURE s the free "Ride Guide" - including a Reservoir information available 111 8 1d river enhancement work, Herb Doum,tt Jr., 1 ,u�X:'��a�'w��,1� �h:":11tdnf�po�� half dozen routes not listed In the !lrst The U.S Army Corps of Engineers ts now c�i :i:� ; o t te an Aloha businessman and Oregon Bass and t�re:.S�� , runs ed1tton - will be available at area prov1d1n daily recorded telephone reportson Panf1sh Club member, Bruce Hansen, a Port ��� sbiot�e:�::::'�� rs�.l:s� bike shops In about two weeks, accord ing to Keith Nelson of the Outdoor Pro y- gram gus ne Ore on T d , A , 89 9 D g .::.:..:�g ...:.,_ _ues a y u t l P e T E GIS�TE�R-G�U�A�R� ::_:, E�u�e:::::::_, :______'. �H.:__'.:RE� :'.._'_ -= =- =- =- =-='-= .'...a�g� :"...'.'°�• ---::� = - =- -- A's battle back I SPORT�:_::--OARD�-� ------p1t<:ner, from� M•�to Twm fCN" R� Agu,1- era ond Davkl Wes!, p.!Chen.and three m,nor league plavffs to bt nomed later Assigned Mtk., .__.['-"'-,J�s_cH_EomsJ Broctv,Plleher , to CoklmblO Of� Sou1h Attont,c Emeralds L... u, clip This Week to in ALBANY YANKEES - Sent Mlld'I LVden. Sports IIASEIIALL cothet"c ,to Prince WIIMom ot ft'IIcorohno Leogue Today nc1sco at Los s MEDFORD - The Eugene Emer O< Angele , chan c Basketball - veter· �:��;; nel 16, able 6 5:15 p.m. alds surrendered two-run leads ,n bolh ons�::S, ����':.a_ oti'�� NATK>NAL IASKETBAU. ASSOOATlON o n nat,onal, c the nmlh and 10th ,nn,ngs Monday E T LEAGUE 8ASE.1 u_ _ UQet"t \/ lvo l ter able 5 PORTL.AfC> TRAI. ILAl.ERS- �nedBvron at rn.:?:�P � A E BOXING 11 a.m. lrVin.,guarO ntghl and - thanks 10 !he hol bal of NORTHWEST Orlin Noms v DeeE C I CraigPaquene - the SouthernOreg on ] T olller,L EcableV 5 SION 6p.m, Football A's extended the Ems· losmg streak LEAGUE Wllh anR-7 \'ICIOry 11 BASEBALL Gmn��·�MLLS - Wo,11ed Ned � SOVT>ERN DIVISION - Paquene. from V1rg,n1a Tech and � ----_j among !he lop three hllters ,n the IIASEIIALL :1:�!;:i!}i:l=!:.;'?"5.: 'liorthweslLeague w1lh a .369 average, Salem at Eugene, KUGN-AM (S90) ContT"OC1 CJaimed M0Jrv Bufora. pUnlff , Off crushed a long, three-run homer ,n !he ilforn1a at Seattle, 7 p.m. :: ,..ft'II GrNn 8ov POO.eri Cut Doug Ca KZAM-AM ( 1320) ::. ::,:, . 10th mnmg lo band the Emeralds lhetr 7 p.m. NORTHERN OtVISK>H E CKERS - R� Bobby ,;1xth consecultve defeat W L Pct G8 Ho:C:! �n�� t!! '-"" 2l 11 .51J - RADIO W1lh A's Ken Riller on lhtrd and 1 KANSAS C1TY CHEFS - S1Qnee1 Mike ,,., 11 12 500 �:��':r:! Veo' COflh'OCf ..�1 11ngt1om 10 2] U.5 2•-, 11 :;:,le�: Fred Cooley on second, Eugene Mana t�� EYfreN 11 2$ ,19 ,, .. ger Paul Kirsch had the op!Jon of Monday·,Gonws LOS ANGELES RAl)ERS - Ret.o5eTS- Signecl »an run of lhe season 10 1mpro\e bis recent Wll'CIMMklYIGomei , Of'l'en\lve ouoro Cuf MIChoel Bonu, wide ���, ���� record agam,1 lhe Ems lh1' \\eek 10 SI e.l"ldSo.Or�ot1t.lamO'f'IFml\.. �otSooJ,arw:1 NEW YORK GIANTS- Retecaed K.tn Koi,oer for ll (.,f't"enotBetUngnotn,' ondM,k.eMC'C.reorv,11t·'lftlOd,en. Ttiunaoy1Go,n,rl PfTTS8URGH STEELERS - WO/IYN Commie � pair or home runs b\ David Kmg 7 COiins., n«>aoer-. ono Frv<7,� cornernadl F 7 and Da\ld · 15elh ,n the lop of the ot1<.onott'I 01t1.. Ol'" LE SE.f.HAWkS - Cut Ke,l'h N RllSFBLRC, c·h.id \nderson ,ind �\IERICAN LEGIO�' Mondoy"slilewtt �())d)U""Q9, Ser �*d Timben 5 � 11, Ashland 0-0, 1�;: WeclnHdoy"$Got"M Pel)'M Chollenoers v Sc:w"lr,gtiew:tot HomlnF•,ia. 7 pm ENO REGU�R .SEASON � ...ew casino get fight H) Thf'' '>CialrdPr umpet1tton ,n b1ddmg for big fights PREMIUM STEEL RADIAL E.\I. YORK - The Mirage be- v.ben'The !111rage wasfinished COMPACT PERFORMANCE BLACKWALL s���s �PRrEs me a reality !11onday a the Sile for It a wonderful opportun1ly," the lhird �ogar Ray Leonard-Roberto WynnLeonard said Monday from his LasVegas 13 65R 13 , • Duran f1ghl because of the showman offlfe 'The !1mm g was perfect We in Leonard 175 70R 13 wanted somelhmg special ,n terms of 185 70R 13 The ne" S630 m1ll1on hotel-casmo hghllng, but I really didn't lhtnk we'd 185 70R 14 I• • on the Las\ egas tnp, which 1s near, gel ,omething hke !ht. so 500n" o HIGH PERFORMANCE ing .-emp1e11on. beat ut Trump Plaza Duran and Leonard are scheduled 185·60HR14 . 1n Allan11c C1ry N J , for the Dec 7 In altend a new, conference Wednes 195 60HR 14 .. •' hnut dav at Wynn's Golden Nugget ,n down 195 60HR 15 205 60HR 15 , Leonard's anorney, Mike Trainer lown la, Vega! ' confirmed lhe decision ,n a telephone The fight will come nme years.12 mlemew rrom ht office rn Belhesda. days Iler Leonard regained lhe World \1d Boxing Counc1l wellerwetghl champ1- onsh1p when Duran quit ,n !be eighth Bo1h properties offered 1n excess round at New Orleans ,n what has be of Sx m1lhon. said Tramer. who dt - ' ome known a. lhe 'No Mas" fight cussed the offer,; with Leonard on \1onda) mornmg "The money was Duran had won the wee lttle on aboul l�e same June 20. 1980 when he handed Leon ard h1 only defeat. a IS-round unani IL came down 10 mtangibles I'm mous dects1on al Montreal ure, ,n part, Ray liked the idea of Leonard, 33, currently holds the opening lhts new hotel I under WBC super mtddleweighl champ1on ,1and they have been nego11aling 11,11h ,h1p, which Is hts f1flh Litle. Duran, 38, \11chael Jackson 10 get him lo open" the weem1ddlewe1gh1 LIiie. his �;��� Trainer's \'1c1ory Promoltons will Leonard's 168-pound ltlle defm1!ely co-promote wuh Bob Arum's Top Rank.Inc will be on the lme Duran's 160-pound 1111e will be at stake 1f Lmdell Holmes. Steve Wynn. owner of the 3,100· rilnkedNo l by the wee, agrees no! lo room showplace, vowed las! year Lhal pre,s his claim for a mandatory chal he would give Donald Trump senous lenge unit! after the fight B)ThtA CM:latdPr the Port Colborne Country Club course PORT COLBORNE, Ontano - 10 qualtfy for the 96-player field for Cathy Sherk. a ix-year veteran on the the Canadian PGA tournament which Woman pro golfer makes PGAo field LPGA Tour, qualified for a men's pro gels under way n Thursday al the o o f lunal 1ournamen1 on Monday when Look ut Po1n1 G lf and Country Club he madt' the field for the $100,000 Rcc Clarson, a PGA Tour spokes T1mex·B1C Ontario Open men's golf man said the only women to have ever tournament , played ,n a PGA-sancltoned even! was The J9-year-old Sherk. a former the team of Kalhy Whitworth and ( n d1 n nd 11,orld amaleur Mickey Wnghl 1n lhe l 85 Legends h mp on hot par round of 72 over Cl le on the P<,A en1or Tour Blazer sign Irvin/2D Met get Viola/3D D. Ems lo e again/6D SPORTS Eugene, Oregon, Tue day, August I, 1989 RON BELLAMY Court ruling deals Rose a loss Th"Wa.sblng100Po I In his 47-pa ge opinion Hotschuh noted that appeals of 1unsd1ct1onal dec1s1ons "are normally Cinc10na11 Reds Mana er Pete Rose was deall g not newed with f avor by appellate courts." As a two set backs Monday 10 his fi t ainst gam· gh ag res ult, Holschuh cert1!1ed the case for 1mmed1a te bllng allegaUons that co uld end his baseb all ca appeal. saymg lhIS "1s obviously no t a routine reer case" and 1t "invo lves a cont rolhng question of Inside the fast-buck U.S. District Judge John D Hotschuh denied Jaw as tu whteb there IS substantial ground for Rose's request to return his lawsuit against base difference of opinion " Former Duck ball Comm1ss10ner A Bart let t G1amatll to a state court. and Deput y Comm1ss1 oner Francis T \'in As or early Monday evening Rose·s attorneys world of Pete Rose cent Jr said baseball 1s contemp la Ung achoo had no t decided whether to appeal against Rose based on Rose's statement to The By BILL BRUBAKER TheWuhloglonPosa coaches by fax Washington Post tsee accompanying aruclel that "It IS a lengthy opinion and will require some he bet through an illegal bookmaker lime lo ev1ew and study," said Roger Makley, an 1 a n Pete Rose has testified under oath that he bet on football and the e f t e a e attorne; for Rose based 0 D yto . Ohio "Like NOTES DOWN sid o h p g Hol,chuh's ruling means Rose's suit will re any case.yo u have to an alyze what the Judge said basketball games but never on maior league baseball Why wo uld 1 u • A familiar face on Eugene's runn ing trails main in federal court unless Rose s s ccessful in a l al1 ea n a l u le e and what you want to do I ima ine we will confer baseb l 's -t1me l di g hllter - Ch r ie H st - rnk bis r pu un 1mmed1ale appeal Rose had been ekin to g durin the llorld \'eteran,· Cbamp10nsh1p, 1s Ken t e a l a g "'1tbrn the next few da\ and then make a dec1- ation by b tting through n 11 egal bookm ker' \lartin. the former l n,versll) of Ore on runn er from send the case ba ·k to Ham1llon County ommon g 1an 1 t ·11 was more of a convemen ce than anything. ' Rose.t he C10c10- foqu,lle High School 1'ho most recently won the Pleas Judge arbert A Nadel, who said u ama t1 had preiud ed Rose an d ISSued a 14-day tempo nall Reds' manager, said 10 an interview "I would love, 1I I bet on Plllsburgh \IJrathon in \la\ g "I wouldn 't necessarily look at 1t as a set rary restra,run order June 25 that blocked Monday Nlgbl Football, to be close to Vegas where I could go do 1t back,'' Makley said "But obviously we would \1Jrtin. now laving in Santa Fe. ·ew Mexico. 1� a n f legally. But un fortunately it's too much to pay for an airplane to go Rose· heduJed beari g be ore G1amatu and have preferred to keep the case in common pleas private fltne,.., con5ultant and 1s m town dunn lhe ll e n a th ere every damn Monday ntghl." g prevented baseba and the R ds from taki g ny court" veterans track and field ch amp1onsh1psto promote acllon against Rose Does Ros e believe 1t was a nght and proper thing to do, bettmg h1� ne"' bu,1ne.-, in \\hJCh he plans to coach runners Meantime 11 appears Rose and his attorney a a Holschub ordered that those re tnct,ons re- through bookm ker' ,n rar-nung C1t1e, b) using racs,m,le machines to will ha,e a new problem with which to wrestle. main 10 elfect pending an appeal by Rose or a "If I'm not mIStak en, there's a lot of money bet throu tr�rnsm1t worknuL<.; over the telephone gh book heanng on Rose's request for a preliminary in- he t e e h e h In a depos,uon given to baseball special coun- making," said "So I'm no th only on w o's doing som t ing iunct,on Holschub said Rose mu t file h req est wrong." IS u el John M Dowd, Rose testified under oath that for an appeal with the tith .S Circull Court of he bet on football a nd basketball game but never So betting with an 1llegaJ bookie 1s wrong' , 1 f e 0 1 1 t 0 H�:���� :�� O ; R�:�/;e u Turn to GAMBLE, Page 40 �g:� :�:a�7n! : � : • �� �:1!�;:��\�":; u1� �:;t��:u1:i! �� f r a preliminary 101unct1on will take place Aug H 10 h1 court,n olumbus, Ohio Turn to ROSE, Page 40 He plan."' to run some European road nee.;; th,, mnnth .'.lnd 1s pointing toward lhe .�ew York Marathon In the fall He is. at age 30, 'thinking about Barc el ona" and the I 992 Olympic,; • The World As....;-.onationof Veteran Athletes conducL, It.-. general meeting\\ednesday at the Fu grne H1llon.• tnd one of the items. on the a�enda tS J dt'c1•..ion 11n the next '!' • The road race course used last Thursda night ror the ve1erJn, champ10Jlc:.h1p-s 10·k1lometer run mu,1 be re·me • FORMER ELMIRA High School sta ndout Dennis l(Juss. v.ho attend ed Oregon State and was drafted by the Cleveland Indians. IS hilting 217 for the Indians· team 10 the Class A Gulf Coast League 1n Florida The second baseman has 25 hits10 34 games • t:. ugene t:.meratas catcher lolin Ry an and aims h n e te e u h e e u n e f NBA rookie Sout er Or gon' S ve L M l w r s spe d d or Veterans organizers two games.a nd fined an und,sclo,;ed amo unt, for fighting during Saturd ay night's game in Medford rs The feud had simmered since LeMut h tried to natt en to earn his spu Ryan 10 a play at the plate on July t 2 The consider expansion susperuions applied 10 gamesSund ay an d Monday By JA HUBBARD By SHA NO FEAR 35 and older The competitors wran night Nt,.sday The Regl.ster-Cuard gled over uch matters as whether to • Speaking of the Ems. II 1s not beyond the realm have a deca thlon/heptathlon again, f tha 1 a u e t l o po s1b1l11y t the) w, 1. 10 co pl of weeks, SAN ANTONIO, Texas - When he 1trs (WO ;.ah���:� Organizers of the next World Veter ppla whet her compehtors shOuld be al encounter the potential American League rookie or announced, fans responded with polite a :mbers of the ans' Championships may have their e lo,..ed to enter as many events as they e ea u f l e fe h th y r O t ie der K n Grif y Jr . w O broke a e g h u , a hands full trying to accommodate the 1t n want and whe ther certain race dis h h e e e te u d bone 10 is and last we k. ,s xp c d to be o t of ;:��,n� l���:/�� t 1�:� � :���o ����� !� growing demand for events that fit all a !�:�;,��� tances - and distances between hur a a he t th ation cllon for two more ,..eeks. nd t n sen lo e summertime pr etenders, not the found age gro ups and ability levels. as well dles - sho uld be shortened or length minors for seven to 10 days of rehab1 1ltat1o n sh,p as both genders h ened The Seall le Manners have not said where that 08 As the third player waited to hear his �;o���� That point was made clear Monday 1�!::e The meet. which features some ll e u the the l wi b . and tho gh obvious choice ts ir C as.s speakers, several a t miled A as about 60 competitors from the cur f ns s ood Many s u a e a e the 4,000 compelltars from some 50 co n AAA ff1hate 10 ca1gary, ,rs conc iv bl y might yell ren l championships, which run tries, resumes today with another keep Griffey closer 10 home at their Class A , DAAAA- ID through Sunday at local venues.t ook "At en e demY V e schedule Final will be e l n t a t t a c t r, from t he U.S. Nava l Aca back-br aking B l i gham e m. Jus as he San FrancLsco Gi nts advantage of an off-day to meet at the ROBINSON" conducted 10 the tnple Jump. Javelin, recenlly nt pitche r Dave Dravecky to a Cl A Eu ene Hilton and discu ome of the g 800 and 5,000, as well a heats and team for rehab al t e n an h technic aspects of h ir port 1 al n the n te Robmso r onto the court giving �;� sem ftn I 200 a d lntermed1a The Ems play h t to Be lhngham on Aug 13-15, �:in�!,�� a O t The ir opinion renected the em hurdles the earlle,t Griffey wo ul d be back 10 action, then 8 bryon ic, f1tfully rowing nature of �:�!� ;,:��::pa:d��� sl��;h! n�; "'�0:S �=:�: g h n Acllon. tarts at 7 a.m at bot H )• ,t th Mann rs Au 19-21 nd host them Aug 25· he a t f l h h T llonal Basketball 13110n seaso David Robinson mas er<: track and ie d, w ic in cludes men 40 and older nd women Turn to VETER N Pa1� 40 TIii' lo SPURS, Par JO The sav10r of San Antonio esday, August I, 1989 Page 20 THE REGISTER-GUARD, Eugene, Oregon, Tu 'Personal Fouls' MORNING .:::=: BRIEF�G______J author threatened Blazers sign College spurts 'is a rough business' No.Mi ssouri1 pick guard By Tbt Auocl1ftd Prt• e "There's no check on th coach by e a to report for camp NEW YORK - Author P ter he athletic director. as there IS t e a e e e to contract Gol nbock nd the publishersor "P r 'llost coll ges, because th AD IS also B)' Tbt: Anoc:iated PrHS a a e 6-6 sonal Fouls" said Mond y there h d h coach Apparently at North Caroli· t ea m a a a e a been hr ts against the and g inst ,a State, the ch ncellor has giv n the PORTLAND - The Portl nd Trail m e t e e e e e e Joha Si onds, on ol h sourcescit d ·oach-athl tic dir ctor cart blanch Blazers' lop draft pick, Missouri guard a e e e ers t a n an the book 49 coach ·o do wh t v r h wants Byron Irvan. signed a con r ct Mo day and planned to report for the first day na ha mem e "Perso l Fouls" allegest t "Arter dmng th book, l discovered from oew11ervlcereporu of pracuce today al the NBA team's bers or North Carolina State's 1986-87 e a e a e a m that th cad m,c, ns. the duc tors. n 1 h rookie ca p basketball team rec eived cars. moaey e t e a t t e e e ar no running th 1nstllut1on ny e ot T rms or the contract w r not dis r a urns he It a e h m e e a e n s and ot r gaits olso ll ges that bec:! ! � �n:�� f��\ �.�= e a e t ore The p opl In ch rg of run ing ����!�! the e closed The 6-foot-6 Irvin was the 22nd som players f lsall d drug ests to a m e a e club would fare e rg e e a e e a the ac de ic sid h v handed over a und r aew Coach GeO pick in th first round of th dr ft in e t =���� �:: �� avoid d t ction and portrays Jim V l a e e e lot of decisions, at l ast with respect o June. vano as sell< nt r d coach who al· the at hletes, to the athletic depart 't Irvin said be was glad to have a ma a e at"l don want to put too u a nu o e e m o s t n t e x- ch of e coachn n lenaled ny or his pl y rs m nt" Georg ," be said, "but I thi a good contrac i rm to work out with Port ak th e 49ers ve as a a e e a h en e a ch nc as anyon to rep s land's other rookies nd lree agents in t e e t as world champion . t e n m Gol bock said at a n ws conler "If h un1vers1ty is sallsl1ed with h week-lo g ca p e e h he h e e ea e e m e Adv,sed or Walsh's com e e t At nc t at ad rec iv d a thr t n th syste the way H's run, that t lls m n� Seif old the the e e t t rt n ing phone call, but was not sur ho11, to m t he \an a Journal and Consti ution 1 t the o ll! "Moving up lo ano r l vel. I a t you so e hing." said m "Not 0 pu m e de l wi h II on hi or anything. but I'm sure h t e high know I' going to hav to work on e t e'll have h me t t e e t st Nielsen ra ngs or all e a e so hings," said Irvin, who averaged Bui a l ast on prolessor a NC u h bro dcast rs." a ea e n e t h e 19.7 points nd rn d All-Big 8 Co "On on hand. you think hey're Stale t inksValvano should choose b · e e h n e e e Might is right f renc o ors ao l ading Missouri to trying to call you olf and raltle you. · tw en his role as athletic dir ctor-bas· he a h me t t a t be said "On the o her h nd. you sort kelball ,oacha nd his outside interests Af er disposing of Carl "The ru h with t fin l 16 in t e NCAA tourna n a e T t " Williams m 1---.-..- t ��..-...... ,.-..-_..:::_;1..a e a a or take 11 seriously, 100." l rt hook. Mike Tyson said "My righ hand is > ..._ ...... Irvin said th Tr il Blazers had e e t ,t. a e et "Should he be h ld responsibl tfor bener punch, bu l never hit anyone with 11'! Will 8111 Walsh be No. I In the booth, too? "re l good nucl us" of players r urn e h t e a a t e Gol nbock did not sa1· v.hen e esl' I've go a som what com· lw ys the lef hook Wh n I hi! m good wit a am t e e he a the abus a so eone h ing from te hat w nt 39-43 last t nd, ee e a t me t ea a a receiv d t c ll 1hca1ed " e" or tha ," said Hugh the nghl h !hen we'll s som c ion " ho rs hlS y r. with some pl yers complalaiag ye r a em e et ' he e a a e e te h he director or NC State's cad ic th lh y're g trng shortch Fuller. a By whom. t param dics' l ng d by the tale or th Portland stumbled last year af r Jo n Sawyer. a spokesman lor t m since 1983 "V lvano a e a h h & h ea utoring progra t t p going 53-29 in 1987-88 nd Coac Mike publis er. Carroll Gral, said "t r ts a t I don' Trivia time e a e t ,s a good courts1de co ch Bu t ea h Shul r was fired midw y through the were mad on he publishing house e e a ·Last week in Mon r l, ExpoTim 1,me l the a e h Wallac hit a me he e •hink he's sp nding nough Wh l was theonly World e m l e h e a season and so or t peopl ,n 11 ·· Sawyer S nes thal atch d E howitz r l al was measur d t only 396 feel. Richard ma a problems t ham e he e e e un1vers1ty overseeing bai ing c pions of both n ow e at e t Rick Adel n. longtime Portland said !ell th publish r had b en leagues' (A swer bel l Griffin. !h Expos' public r l ions dir c or, said, am a e e t e a e e e e 0 a assistan� has been n ed to le d th thr a ened b c use ·11, ·r asi r lo ee t t 'OK, ,rs 41 Can dian.' " team 0 e "I f l like wha he needs o do 1s Colemanism of the week in 1989-9 . g t to " out h t e e a t figure w e h r or no! h w nts o n e e ema Netting a shark a e a Saad radio a nounc r J rry Col n on the CB� Irvin said he was looking forw rd the the am e e he t m e t e e b a full p rt1c1pan1 in hie or e m a e m e a ma Si onds. a lorm r '-C S at bask t e a g e of !h week wh n t count r 3-0 on S Fro to working with Adel n aad was con t ached R y Frager of th Balh or Sun "In ma a a e univ rsity or 11 he w ntslo be the pres te e at e e ball n ger nd one ol the l 11,sourc t e e he Louis ou r,elder Tom Brunansky "You never want le recent fident in his ability lo help Portland m ma sweep of TV-sa lht pir es in Las V gas, on e e ame t e a iden or JTV Ent rpris , <1 coach's th e e a a a s quot d by n in h book. lso co e right down e middl on 3 and o. no tt , of the sports b rs hat was T rk nian·s, as in Jerry h m e e e h e e pnvate firm> " a n "T ey know y gam ," lrvaa said. rec iv d a t r at last " ek, Golenbock 11,h l the cou t a e a e a a Tarkan, n. th Nevad -Las Vegas bask tb ll co ch a said e e me te ma Irvin'sagen� Wilham Strickl nd of "ho is vi w d as so thing as a pira by ny in n te Assistants 10 Valvano and other of· No joke t et a m a ProServ in Wastungto , sard rms of a two e colle� ate a hl ics " e t t The uthor said only or !h f1c1 ls routinely anipul ted school a e a a a th contrac would ao be released e e e e a S id MartyBlak , N tion l Basketb ll As.soc ,ahor sources cit d in !h book w r paid. rules to keep players out of cadem,c e t n t e a Quote book e a Ob dir c or or scouting, whe told by h S cramentc Howev r, Strickl nd said Irvin wuh each receiving $200 ·ror !heir trouble, Fuller told The :O.ews and ha e m e m Bee I \ 8111 Ru sell.vic president and general an Abe Lemons. Oklahoma City University basket received what h wanted fro the time, not their inrormatwn Golen· serwr or Raleigh in a cop\ right sloi, h me not a t a e e e t h e e a�er of l e Sacra nto Kaogs. does t lk c th, b ll coach. on \h p nis or has proless1on· "Doctors Trail Blaz rs and hat t e deal was bock said th sources go! the mon 1· published Monda, h m h t h e h e e pre:s burv ' eir istakes Coac es s rll av t eirs on lair ·because lhev ask d ror 11. bu! h h . t h e e a S( Ol�.�hlp Mos of t e details w r worked 11,·ould no! SB)' ,r Sin•onds w1s one or "We'\'ego1 a s1tua11on where we·ve "He doesn't' You·re kidding I don·t underst nd an a e m n e out last week, Strickl d said, nd th those paid go! lo win basketball ga es. a d v Iha\ What's !he guy who owns the club think' You've a e h e e a a ma a e to People in Sports a apers were signed Mond y he h i,t 1ng ls gets d1slorted.· Fuller go! gener l n g r who doesn·1 talk lhe press fin l p T book waspublis ed by Carroll e t e e a a morning. m h said ·1rs amanng how cl ver h p o J'\'e ne\'er he rd of nything hke that ma m � Graf after Si on & Sc uster m ee an his hrst tch since Wi t m that w e started off e to t a e ple are about !he ethods of k ping h e e t t m e t e Michul Chang, n "I 's i portaat e he e a e a O w ll. h doesn' e e e h h dropp d 11 due po enu l l gal action alk lo e, i h r· bl don. deleal d Pete Sampras, 6-4, 6-4, Monday i on good t rms Wit t e club," said ta e a these guys on!h noor and t r r e a a e e by s l oflic1 ls in North Carolina But h ee a al the Volvo lnt rn t,on t l nnis who also r presents Port e e e e lo! or us who ave b n concerned Just kidding first-round pl y a Strickland, ame e a e Gol nbock said n ith r th North Ca about Iha!" tourn nt Tim Mayotte pull d himself oul of l nd's Jerom Kersey and Ibis year's a 1a e et m 1 e e a a rohn s 1e allorn y's oll1ce nor Valva W1!h A Bartl t G1a ma 1 among thos in atten e e hims lf a d y e rlier, rallying aft pick, Pervis Ellison of Louis e e an e e 1 n hol h had dug for n lop dr no mt nd lo su · h d ce. com dian Jay L no go! off h15 o e al a base e e 6-4, 7-5 i h me . Fuller said e complained to Nash a e h h me lrom b hind to d feat Brad Gilbert, H. ville, w o wastaken by Sacra nto t em am ma e e a e en t ball b nquet "A new surv y s ows I a! A ricans the or th Sovran Bank Classic e e "Our attorn ys h v spok 10 he '- instead.I\ the school's op arad 1c t n a ee ch p1onsh1p tch secoad y ar rn a row a tt e e l ha,e los confide ce in savings nd loans. Sixty-thr It was th oflicer w1!hou1 resu ! D.C Karel Novacek of Czecho a a t 'lorth Carolin A orn y G neral's of e a e e a in Washington. a ,ts op dran pick a t e a percent would rath r h \' Pet Rose h ndle their a ea Portl nd h d signed fice nd her 's no ind,c 11on or a slovaki def ted Emilio Sanchez of Sp in 6-2, 6-4 to e e t t a h m a e e n t a e befor rooki camp. Las year's top e a Wins e d �1d e was unfa ili r money a t n is ourn ment an th t e ;u1!," Gol nbock said He said \' lva c pture the H1lv rsum a e e e e drart pack, Mark Bryan of S ton Hall, oo·s attorney. Art Kaminsk; . had been with Fuller's a1l ga11ons and said the Neth rlands Nell Carnes, on of th Montre l t m e h Trivia answer na started 32 or bis firs 34 ga es n touch "only through the papers onl\ rs,I) did all 11 could to elp stu Ca d1ens· top 1un10r prospects, died Sunday in a The 1954 World Senes matched baiting champi h h a h first a t dentsgr aduate motorcycle accident 1n Plymout , Mic The Farm "It's lways good lo ave your My susp1c1on ,s th t hey didn't ons BobbyAvita or the Cleveland Indians and Willie bad 33 points ID 31 games last round pick in camp," said HarryG!1ck n n .. ington, Mich • na!Jve ,hi k they could wi ," Golenbocksaid Our approach w,th all students 1s Mays of the New York G1onts season tor the champion Laval Titans of the Quebec man, Trail Blazers'president Avila 'l\ a\so cou\d have been ugly. w,th lo try to get them to graduate," he said Add Major Junior Hockey League Scou Howard, who a h e n ";oach� forced to t�t1fy a�a\nst p\ay· n Bry nt, w os season was e ded on "We were doing anythi g we possibly a served as an ass,stanl coach under George Raveling h he h e h m an e h Yogi Berra in d1scuss1on of the 1954 season. e am as n a Marc 29 w n e brok his t u b m could to enh c ! eir ab1hty 10 gradu· a e al Iowa. has be n n ed an assista t to R veling e ate ' once said ··Bobby A\'1l had a good year ror th m a a scurne with Boston's Joe Kl ine, was Golenbock said college sports 'is a e got ha a m e al Southern Cal, repl cing Mike Dunlap, who len lo am e H the M\'P t t 1e r I lhink I 454 I' pr tty a e ong the play rs expected for rookie rough business !rs really a business. a e t become he d coach at Cal Luth ran Tony Lopez am e e e e Fuller backed up his st tement sur Didn' he'" t e te at e h t n c p. 'he word ·coll g · 1s irr l vant for a lo! m a e a of h Uni d Sl es wall del nd lS ln ernat,o al e e e een with emoranda Ih ! d l 1led elfort, h e e t a a e a e he a e e e e te e Jf kids. Th only d11f r nce betw a T e answ r 1s no. Th mos v lu bl pl y r in t Boxing Feder tion world super-feath rw ight !Ill Also xpec d lo play In rooki m a he t at t e to keep players el1g1ble despite ac a t e a n m e e he nd t pros ,s h hes kids m meric n League tha year was Yog, B rra against Brit in's Jim McDonnell in Sacrame to, ca p wer r turning forward Adrian t e e e t demic shortco ings e e a n e ion· g l paid But lh y·r no part of Call! , on Oct 7 S rvices ar scheduled for tod y Bra ch and r turning backup center at e t Exchange rate h e t a a a h e e he university, educ ion 1s irrel van a m a for C arles W. Bows r, bead foo b ll co ch t t e Rolando F rr ira. t m Has rem rk., supported so e lle m a t e e m h e o he " a a a From Ti Kurk11 n or h Baltimore Sun "Th re t;nivers,ty of Pittsburgh fro 1939 to 1942, w o di d m e e ga11ons m de in ·Person l Fouts" !h t e t a e en a e 0 A ong th free agents will b Ore ta e a m t t or heart f ilure at ag 9 One proble m at North carohna high-level NC S l d inis ra ors have been some s rious ques ions bout th l gth of gon Slate's Eric Knox, a 6-2 guard who e the itate. Golenbock said, 1s that Valvano twisted the rules le keep players from averag d 164 points for Beavers as he h t i\S By ALAN GREENBERG a d e a a a e a a a e t,on l Basketball As.s oc1a110n. Allar rode m t l ch irs. hke two four-st r gen r ls re Bird bad origin lly llend d Indiana, but Tht> H�r11ordCouranl e e e h the bench his rookie sea.son with the Dallas vi wing new recruits. l ft school befor bis fres man baskelbail e he WALTHAM, Mass - Befor was Mavericksbefore being traded last season lo h season, basically because he was an in t e t e Bird, of course, is t e No. I Hoosier hero e h hurt. Larry Bird sa on th firs row of the Golden Stale \\' amors, where he av r e e e e secure hick from Fr nc l.Jck with bad the m e a a No one und rstands Bird's magmtud b tt r mma m a bleachers in steamy, di ly hi Brand is ged 15 minutes and 6.3 points game lor a It e e gra r who was e b rras.5ed by his tack 1 m a e t th n Alford takes on to know on a t lin1vers1 y gy nd look d ou at !he many Don Nelson or w rdrobe. He dropped ou and worked on am t unr 1har faces wearing Boslon Celtic a t e h a garbage ruck e h e "I was big 1n Indi na for h reason t at Now e finds h1rnse1r re. dnppmg t a a e hh gr en h o Indiana's s? ea e e e I wen! o Indi n ," Alford said. "I was born eroe What fate awaits two f Y arslater. t e more stylish Alford was sw l on th d-rat t e th e e a h scuff d noor or a secon and raised h re. But Larry's bigger an the n a ·t don·t know any or theseguys," m e n e b ing ask d lo pose for soronty cale d r e said gy in lh mak a a 0 me t e e e t e a e Boston suburbs. tryi g to (lnd1 napol SI 5 0. Comparing o Larry, "I know Stev Alford. He's h ro in lnd1· m a e t 1 Ev n though th proceeds w nt o cbanty, good 1 press1on l the C l ics' three-day a e e h e me It e am e e th t's ludicrous. Th p ople in Indiana, t ey the NCAA suspend d Alford lor a ga . rooki a t he a e c p Stev Alford m y be a hug know w re 1 m, but th y know e e h a e a a e e he t don' was th worst trouble he's ever be n In. Hero It's suc wond rful yet almost hero in Indi n , wh r could ge a ri e e t m t t p wh r Larry IS at all times " e e e e corny word. a hrowback to a si pler. by roaring ova ion lor JUsl a onto he When th intervi w r ends the v rbal e he a a w lking u tha me gon era T sports p ges re full or super floor, bu\ here, lh,s cla.ss,c , clean< l kid a m toolh-pulhngand nks Allard for bis U , a ma e a all Sund y, Larry Bird was back ho e in h e e sl rs Bui how ny superstars ar also he figures 10 get longer m gi r a a a e Al lord flas eshis cov rboy smil and offers roes? t a look ·fro the ls Indi n , cursing his b d luck He'd com a hea ha e t e h n lhe Cel!,cs e a e rty haads k , ou of obligation, on her lo play basketb ll, lots of bask tball It a e e t e e m t t m e e suspects. is h rder to be St v Allord, S eve Alford t at or N w Castle, Ind , On his S urday a e ng of Bui fiv inutes in o !he firs scrim ag , h e he t t e a th m night l !h openi a e Hoosier h ro, w n you suspec your bes coach d by his father 1n high school m t was ccidentally und rcut by Kelvin e nd e ca p, os of the , as a a e a h a t a looksare for Bird, whO basketball days are behind you leading scor r in Indiana Un1vers1ty a Upshaw nd l nd d hard on his b ck e a istory ll bu few S1ben m , S h m m an co l iners know I a e th m n w ose ga e-high 33 points ll Larry Bird offers no h ndshak when bis a t led Indi co ing off surgery ten· h t e m e ham a on both Achi es' e e na o th 1987 NCAA c p1onsh1p, ,s dons. e he e X-rays showed t a Bird brok a s all interview nds. He feels no obligal1on oth r ea e ha e As Alford and ope e e a e te t a e e e et m a e t e th ot r C lbCS hero h d d for rd r tr es. Br nd d as fuls t e b bon in hlS low r b ck H IS expec d o be th n lo b his old s lf on th bask ball a e h t prac ic d h ir aner e a e m e ha Steve Alford n outsid s oo er without t he Jumpers Bird. out four-to-six we ks. Bui he be back court Th t, h knows. wlll be or t n quickness or shooting a few hirnsei e er 11,·, m e e a r. Join d Red Au et me e e e e o·,th Ce/lie. /or no\\ all-around game to ak II big ,n th e h d Wh her Alford will IS so thang lse again nough to satisfy v ryone Na- b ch on lhe sidelin . e e T y sats,de-b y-st '" w,11 SPURS Continued from Page ID ame e e a h e e hs away and Robinson was 1h15. Nobody N v n 6-9 guy that type or e a a d e McCombs said. "T e fans hav got to thre mont p rform nce gainst 018 e -61 �r�·; a to a t t m l a am . Spurs w re 21 �: a JADE PALACE bout pl y wi h a ea or mosl y with th t quickness. I tell you, J es 1uwon' d �� t��i 1 a t e a w a h e m Pr:;�� CANTON ECHUAN rookies nd castoffs w o wer repre Worthy c n' run hk D vid" t t ke s rek and p����l� !��l��:�:\ e a m "I don' worry about ha�" ;��:�� Ml ;D:"; ����� ��� xp nsion Minnesota T1 m de Robin d Prof senting the Fro Spurs t m e me e essional Wok he t guard W1lhe An rson son said "I worry abou y own ;::7:.., s he e ex J r Wh :�� t berwolves. T compeh ton wasnot a e t t other wor1a ma a a "Righi now could st p ,nto the �ns. and I xpec a � an R the e e e a . lo out 01 � t son!: ' de nding as. say, Soviet N tron ! l agu and b better than ny center :��:; P��:c': J:!\f�:"t!a t�� �i eam uuv e T m a a ec t he BUFFET MORE! except two, Akee IP H R ER 88 SO grand stam as lhe Chicago Cubs beat a 1 2 2 s s h h l n o 1 0 0 0 0 I t e P 1l 1es t 0-2 i the r,rst game r a doublehea der Philadelphia took t he second game 7-4 as D on Carman won in his first Cardinals...... 3 start since Apnl 12 and Steve Lake drove ,n three runs. It was only the Mt ...... 2 second loss in the lasl 10 games f or the w o d o o o ck Cubs. h ma e l ur err rs �T LOUIS - Jose Dele n stru h o d n o a o h In t e sec n game. Carma gave oul e1g�1 t l ke ver t e Nahonal o o a h o up e1gh1 hits and l ur runs in 5;,3 inn Le gue Jnke ul le d as t e SI L u ,s n h d w 1 d n nd ings a d Jell Parrett pitc e t o h l Car t als beat the Mets 3-2 a sent n o h o h N'e" York to ,ts longest losing streak in lessin ings f r is l url save r,ve ye a"' N'ew York has lost seven s1ra1ghl CHK.AGO obr hbt PHIL.A ow w n wononCi' SOll Dvkstl"oCi' ,ooo IOIT ing a six-game inni g streak ,112 H�2b ,ooo d l ha n •110 VHoveslD 4000 T!ie MelS ha n't ost t t ma y in a )100 '"""' ,111 ro" since Ju ly 28-Aug. 2. 1984 1000 OwMurphvIf ]000 JOOO GAHcrr1s p 0000 o l ow d h h 222, Offnlefph 1000 Dele n. 11·9. a l e t ree 11S, Sill CHove-s )000 W alked lhree an d increased his season SO J l Daulton lbc 2110 o •110 .k'ltlSS )010 tnkeout total l 135. Aller Dave Ma Jill MuthoHonOp 2000 gadan doubled in two runs with two Foralt 0001 n h n d outs 1 the e1ghl . Ke Dayley relieve Tolols nd d d on 1nl I a "al.ke Howar Johns enl1on ol aw ally, Dayley then g Darryl S1r ber �����er�. oounon,Mu r�1a�ol¥n:�� r}. oo a l lyout. OP- Phlk>Otlphlol LOB-ChlCOQO 7, PhUQCk!lphlo S 28-Sutcutte,OwSmtth HR-Kr ul<. (S), 5on�O STLOUIS obrttb, . BerrV'hl11 t•). OwSmlth{S} S-5u1cL1tfe SF- Col trTIOfl11 ,110 it�} OSml1t1 ss 4 I 2 1 IP H RER 88 SO Oouen002t, 2011 Ctt,cc,vo 1 �ref"olo SutcHHeW. 1- 9 O J 2 l l 6 2001 Philodetph,a MulhoHono L.1S- S l l GAHorT\5. 22·) 6 , ' 1 J 'NP-GAHOl'TIST -1-)1 .0.-0,000 �t\\l\ SECOND GAME SfLouls 002 000 10 .-J E-Teutel OP-New YOOl 1, StLouls l LOB New YCN'fl, s. STLOUIS 9 28-0Smlttl, Pendleton. MOQOOOl'I 38- Pendleton SB-Brunonslo.v ()), gci�= t��;;;:;KJn (261, MThompson ( II) SF- . IP H R ER 88 SO 7 8 J l S S I 1 0 0 0 I Stlouis Ch<090 [email protected] 1- 9 72·1 l 7 :1 J I Ptiitodelphia J02 01 1 00 .-7 OOY1ev' 1·) 0 0 0 1 0 E-Dunston . PICO. Romos 2 DPu-0,lcooo I, WcneH S,15 1 0 0 0 0 1 HBP-Somuf'lbv DeL�n T-2:41. A-J 9,6 S7 b�?-�:��·)i-i�:��tn.,� ��toc� Chkooo IP H R ER 68 SO KIIQusL.6 ·10 2 s s J 2 J PICO ' 5 1 0 2, SchlrOldl 2 0 0 0 1 0 Phiodttph,a Cubs...... 10-4 CormonW,J ·ll S2·J a , , o , PHILADELPHIA - Rick Sutcliffe Frohwlnh 1l·J 1 O O O 1 h d a d ParrettS,4 2 O O O O O pitcPhilliese three-hitter...... Ryne San 2-7berg l(Ugus ptlehf' EW YORK -Tony Fernandez led Yankeesoff lh game ...... wilh a home ru nS an d Get that New Car Look! liQyd Mo.eby's two-ru n homer broke a l11t h -1nn1ng t,e an d senl lhe Toront o Blue Jay over the Nel' York Yankees 6-5 David Wells. 5-4. gol the v1cl ory with 323 innings of one-hit rehel T o n o whi h no o ro t . ch as t been ver .500 since opening day. moved t o 52-53 TORONTO otlt'hbf NEWYORK obrhbi F�ondfPl ss 51 I J """' Si ll Uriono2b ,,020 Espno1on1 ,120 Gt'l.lbffJf , 0O Potonloph 1000 McG,rift 1b .., Ji O 0 Mott,nolv lb JOOO Whltttriple-doubl In an i - Those words look strong r on "H was ph nomenal " t me t pa \�: ���� ��fseu oc:: .:U�;���i.:'s { great Regular use will banish gray forever GUARANTEED rasquad ga s hardly he same as a tha m n t 1 e M n e I per n they sound co i g ou or t t am m h don' mb5 d�rnb ove the From Spurs Ge eral Manager Bob tnpl -