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C ity s c e n e IHockey AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE IndyCar PPG Cup 1995 IndyCar Wins Speedway, Loudon, N.H Molson Indy East Division East Division AndreiTrefilov 1. 3 Sept. 3 — Pacific Place, Vancouver Standings (CP) — Winners of the Toronto W L Pet W L Pct BUFFALO (CP) - Career NHL statistics for 2. 2 Sept 10 — Lagune Seca Raceway. Through July 9 Molson Indy auto race: GB GB free-agent goaltender Andrei Trefilov, signed (tie) 2 Monterey, Calif. — 1. Jacques Villeneuve 103 1994 — Michael Boston 39 30 .565 - Atlanta 44 26 629 Thursday by the Buffalo Sabres: 4 1 All -time IndyCar Winners 2. Robby Gordon 81 1993 — Paul Tracy Detroit 37 34 521 3 Philadelphia 40 30 .571 4 GPMPGASOAvg W LTSV% (tie) , Jr. 1 1.AJ. FoytJr. 67 3. Booby Rahal 78 1992 — Baltimore 33 36 478 6 33 38 .465 11% 1 65 5 04 62 0 0 1 872 (tie) 1 2. 52 92-93 Cal 4. Paul Tracy 73 1991 — Michael Andretti New York 32 36 471 6 % Florida 25 42 373 17% Indy-Car Winners 3 Al Unser 39 Little League 93-94 Cal 11623 26 22 50 3 4 2.915 5. 73 1990 — Al UnserJr. Schedule for District Four 11- and 12-year- Toronto 28 41 .406 11 New York 26 44 .371 18 6236 16 04.07 0 3 0.877 March 5 — Miami Grand Prix (Jacques 4 35 94-95 Cal 6 . Michael Andretti 69 1989 — Michael Andretti old Little League Baseball zone champi­ Central Division Central Division Villeneuve) 5. 29 Totals 18924 41 22.3724 19 5.901 7. Al UnserJr. 61 1988 — Al Unser Jr. onships. All games at John Dinsmore W L Pet GB W L Pct March 19 — (Paul (tie) Michael Andretti 29 8 Jimmy Vasser 59 1987 — Emerson Fittipaldi Stadium in Freeman Park. Winner advances 46 21 687 - Cincinnati 44 25 657 — UB Devils Chronology Tracy) 7. Al Unser Jr. 28 9. Mauricio Gugelmin 55 1986 — to the provincial championship Kansas City 34 33 .507 12 Houston 38 31 .551 6 EAST RUTHERFORD. N J. (AP) - A chronol­ April 2 — Slick-50 200, Phoenix (Robby 8. 27 10. 54 TORONTO (CP) — How Canadians have Saturday Milwaukee 33 36 .478 14 Chicago 37 34 .521 8 ogy of events In the New Jersey Devils' lease Gordon) 9. 26 11. 42 fared at the foronto Indy over the years: Opening Ceremonies, noon Chicago 29 39 426 17% Pittsburgh 30 37 .448 13 relationship with the New Jersey Sports and April 9 — Long Beach Grand Prix (Al Unser 10, 25 12. Emerson Fittipaldi 38 1994 — 5. Paul Tracy, Toronto, running; 9 Game 1, Nechako vs Freeman. 1 p.m. Minnesota 22 47 .319 25 St Louis 31 41 .431 14% Exposition Authority: Jr.) 11 Ralph DePalma 24 13 38 Jacques Villeneuve, Iberville, Que , running; Game 2, District 4 Preps vs. Quesnel, 3 30 West Division West Division May 27, 1982 — John McMullen, John April 23 — (Emerson (tie) Bobby Rahal 24 14. 37 10. . Toronto, running; 119 pm. W L Pet. GB W L Pct. GB Whitehead and Brendan Byrne purchase the Fittipaldi) 13. 23 15. Adrian Fernandez 31 Ross Bentley, Vancouver, suspension; 24 Game 3. Williams Lake vs P.G East, 6 pm, Texas 40 30 .571 - Colorado 39 31 .557 — Colorado Rockies for $33 million and receive May 28 — 500 (Jacques 14 Emerson Fittipaldi 22 16. 28 Claude Bourbonnaise, lle-Perot. Que , off Sunday 40 30 .571 - Los Angeles 34 36 .486 5 NHL approval to shift the franchise to New Villeneuve) 15. 21 17 22 course Game 4. Nechako vs. Dist. 4 Preps, 1 p m. Oakland 37 35 514 4 San Francisc:o 34 36 .486 5 Jersey June 4 — . Milwaukee (Paul (tie) Sr. 21 18. 16 1993 — 1. Tracy, running; 9 Goodyear, ­ Game 5, Williams Lake vs Freeman, 3:30 Seattle 34 36 .486 6 San Diego 33 37 .471 6 June 25,1982 - The Devils and the NJSEA Tracy) 17. Jimmy Murphy 19 19. Andre Ribeiro 15 ning; 25. Bentley, . pm Thursday Results Thursday Results sign the original lease. June 11 — Belle Isle, Detroit (Robby Gordon) (tie) 19 20. 11 1992 — 6 Goodyear, running; 14. Bentley, 6 6 Toronto 4 Seattle 1 Philadelphia 4 Montreal 3 June 30, 1986 — The Devils and the sports June 25 — -G I Joe's 200, 19. Danny Sullivan 17 Game , Quesnel vs PG East. p m 21. Eric Bachelart 8 running; 21 Tracy, gearbox. Oakland at Cleveland (ppd. rain) San Francisco6 Houston 5 (12 ings) authority amend the original lease Portland, Ore (Jimmy Vasser) (tie) 17 Monday 22 7 1991 — 7. Goodyear, running; 10 John Game 7. Quesnel vs. Williams Lake, 1 p.m Texas 9 Boston 8 Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis 6 Aug. 11, 1991 — The Devils and the sports July 9 — (Jacques 21. 13 23. 6 Jones Jr., Thunder Bay, Ont, running. 8 New York 7 Minnesota 2 New York 4 Colorado 2 authority renegotiate the lease again. The Villeneuve) 22. 11 Game . Dist. 4 Preps vs Freeman, 3:30 24 6 1990 — 9. Goodyear, running California 8 Detroit 5 (10 ings) Cincinnati 11 Chicago 5 sport authority says the team received $33 July 16 — ,Toronto (tie) 11 p.m 25 Hiro Matsushita 5 1989 — 18. Jones, throttle; Ludwig Heimrath Kansas City 9 Baltimore 8 Atlanta 4 San Diego 1 million in givebacks as a results of the two July 23 — Burke Lakefront Airport, 24. Louis 10 Game 9, Nechako vs. P.G East.6 pm. 26 4 Jr, Toronto, off course. Tuesday Milwaukee 8 Chicago 7 (10 ings) Florida 4 Los Angeles 0 renegotiations. Cleveland (tie) Peter DePaolo 10 27. Marco Greco 3 1988 — 7. Jones, running; 19 Heimrath. Game 10. Freeman vs. Quesnel. 1 p.m Today's Games Today's Games (all times EDT) Dec. 22, 1994 — The Sports Authority sus- July 30 — International Speedway, (tie) Frank Lockhart 10 28 Carlos Guerrero 2 engine failure Oakland (TBA) at Cleveland (TBA), 2, 4 35 Cincinnati (Smiley 9-1) at Chicago (Bullinger P®nds ,he Devils' lease because of the NHL Brooklyn, Mich. (tie) Dario Resta 10 Game 11, Dist 4 Preps vs PG East. 3:30 29 Dean Hall 2 1987 — 8 Goodyear running pm pm 6-1), 3:20 p m. _ Aug. 13 — Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, (tie) Paul Tracy 10 30 1 1S86 — 24 Jacques Villeneuve (uncle of cur­ Game 12. Nechako vs Williams Lake,6 p.m California (Bosie 6-2) at Detroit (Wells 8-3), Atlanta (Glavine 8-4) at San Diego (Benes 3- ^P™ ' 995 — The Devils, who are consid- Lexington, Ohio. 29. 8 31. 1 rent driver of same name), St-Cuthbert. Wednesday 7:05 p.m. 5), 7:05 p.m. erin9 a 920 million offer to move to Nashville, Aug. 20 — New Hampshire International (tie) 8 32. 1 Que , crash on first lap Game 13, PG East vs Freeman, 1 p m. Texas (Rogers 8-4) at Boston (Wakefield 7-1), Philadelphia (Ouantrill 7-4) at Montreal Tenn.. file a notification of breach, alleging the Game 14, Dist 4 Preps vs Williams Lake. 7:05 p.m. (Martinez 6-5), 7:35 p.m. sP°l1s authority violated the lease in 13 ways, 3:30 p.m. Kansas City (Gordon 5-5) at Baltimore St. Louis (Hill 5-6) at Pittsburgh (Loaiza 6-3), cos,in9 >ha team $11 million. Game 15. Nechako vs Quesnel,6 p.m. (McDonald 2-4), 7:35 p.m. 7 35 p ffl May 15 — Gov. Christie Whitman appoints her Thursday Minnesota (Radke 5-7) at New York Colorado (Reynoso 2-0) at New York husbtind John to act as the middleman in the Playoff, Rainouts or Final Game (Hitchcock 3-5), 7:35 p m (Pulsipher 1-4), 7:40 p.m. dispute because he has the confidence of Chicago (Bere 4-7) at Milwaukee (Bones 4-7), Florida (Burkett 6 -8) at Los Angeles (Martinez McMullen and sports authority CEO Bob 8:05 p.m. 8-6 ), 10:05 p.m. Mulcahy. Toronto (Guzman 2-5) at Seattle (Bosio 6-3). Houston (Swindell 6-3) at San Francisco ^ ~ Financier Robert Brennan offers to Belgium, 203 km (Johan Bruyneel Belgium; km Gilles Bouvard, France. Chazal, 5:52; 13 buy the team from McMullen and keep it in 10:35 pm (Wilson 3-3), 10:05 pm. Tour de France Bruyneel). July 21 — 18th stage, Montpon Menesterol to Claudio Chiappucci. Italy, Carrera, 5:52; 14 Saturday Games Saturday Game* New Jersey The Devils reject the sports PARIS (AP)—The stages and winners of the July 9 — 8th stage. Huy to Serain, time tnal, Limoges, 167 km Bjarne Riis, Denmark, Gewiss, 5 52; 15. Yvon Chicago at Milwaukee. 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. authority's proposal on a new lease and make 1995 Tour de France cycling event, a clock­54 km (Miguel Indurain, Spain; Indurain) July 22 — 19th stage, Lac-de-Vassiviere, Ledanois, France, Gan, 5:52. a counter-offer to stay a year while breach Oakland at Cleveland.8 05 p.m. Colorado at New York, 8:05 p.m wise loop of approximately 3,635 kilometres, Transfer to Geneva time trial, 46 5 km 99. Steve Bauer, Fenwick, Ont., Motorola, allegations are settled by binding arbitration. California at Detroit, 8:05 pm Cincinnati at Chicago.8 05 p.m. with stage winner and overall leader in paren­ July 11 — 9th stage, Le-Grand Bamand to July 23 — 20th stage, St-Genevueve des 18:16 behind. June 8 — McMullen says the team is not for Kansas City at Baltimore, 8 05 p m St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. theses): La-Plagne, 160 km (Alex Zulle, Switzerland, Bois to Paris, 155 km Overall standings 1 Miguel Indurain, sale. The sports authority rejects the Devils' Minnesota at New York, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego, 8:05 p.m. July 1 — Prologue at Saint-Brieuc, 7.2 kilo­ Indurain). Spain, Banesto. 47 22:05: 2. Alex Zulle, CFL counter-proposal. Thursday Results Texas at Boston, 8:05 p m. Florida at Los Angeles, 11:05 p.m. metres (Jacky Durand, France). July 12 — 10th stage. Aime La-Plagen to Switzerland, ONCE, 2:27 behind, 3. Bjarne North Division June 12 — Gov Christie Whitman suggests a SAINT-ETIENNE. France (AP) - Results Toronto at Seattle, 11 05 p.m Houston at San Francisco. 11:05 p m. July 2 — 1st stage, Dinan to Lannion, 233.5 LAIpe d Huez. 163 km (Marco Pantani, Italy; Riis. Denmark. Gewiss. 6 00, 4 Tony G w L T F A P Sunday Games one-year contract while negotiations continue Thursday from the 11th stage of the Tour de Sunday Games km (Fabio Baldato. Italy; Durand) Indurain). Rominger, Switzerland, Mapei-GB 8 19: 5 B.C. 3 3 0 0103 81 6 Oakland at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m June 24 — The Devils sweep the Detroit Red France cycling event, a distance of 199 kilo­ St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. July 3 — 2nd stage, Perros Guirec to Vitre, July 13 — 11th stage, Bourg d Oisans to St- Ivan Gotti. Italy, Gewiss. 8:20; 6 Laurent Calgary 3 3 0 0129 42 6 California at Detroit, 1:15 p m. Wings to win their first Stanley Cup. Houn 23[ 5 km (Mari8 cipollinii ,ta|y: Laurenj metres from Bourg d'Oisans to Saint-Etienne: Philadelphia at Montreal, 1:35 p m. Etienne, 199 km (Maximilian Sciandri, Jaiabert, France, ONCE, 9:16: 7 Marco Edmonton 2 2 0 0 71 42 4 Kansas City at Baltimore. 1 35 p m before the game, the sports authonty is hand- France) Results 1 Maximilian Sciandri, Britain-, MG. Colorado at NewYork, 1:40 p.m. Britain; Indurain). Pantani. Italy, Carrera, 12.38. 8 Melchor Hamilton 2 2 0 0 68 29 4 Minnesota at New York, 1:35 p.m. ed a letter from the Devils announcing they four hours 43 minutes 15 seconds; 2. Hernan Cincinnati at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. July 4 — 3rd stage. Mayenne to Alencon July 14 — 12th stage, St-Etienne to Mende. Mauri, Spain, ONCE, 12 49; 9 Pavel Tonkov, Ottawa 3 1 2 0 56109 2 Chicago at Milwaukee, 2:05 p m. will leave after 1996-97 season. Buenahora, Columbia, Kelme, same time; 3. Florida at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. team time trial, 67 km (Gewiss). 223 km Russia, Lampre, 12 58; 10. Fernado Escartin, Toronto 3 1 2 0 94104 2 Toronto at Seattle, 4:35 p.m June 26—The Devils publicly announce their Rolf Aldag, Germany, Telekom, 2:48 behind; Atlanta at San Diego. 4:05 p.m. July 5 — 4th stage, Alencon to Le-Havre, 162 July 15 — 13th stage, Mende to Revel, 245 Spain, Mapei, 13:43 Winnipeg 3 1 2 0 62 92 2 Texas at Boston. 8:05 p m. intention to leave after two more seasons. 4 Andrea Tafi. Italy, Mapei. 2 48; 5. Erik Houston at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. km (Cipollini; Ivan Gotti. Italy) Saskatchewan 2 0 2 0 35 63 0 June 27 — The Devils announce they will ter­ km Breukink, Netherlands, ONCE, 2:50; 6 . 11 Claudio Chiappucci. italy, Carrera, 14:10; South Division Top 10 Top 10 minate the lease agreement as of July 6 July 6 — 5th stags. Fecamp to Dunkerque. July 16 — 14th stage, St-Orens de Gameville Armand de las Cuevas, France, Castorama. 12 Richard Virenque France. Festina, 15:46. 261 km (Jeroen Blijlevens. Netherlands, Baltimore 2 1 1 0 84 61 2 AMERICAERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE because of breaches in contract. The sports to Guzet-Neige, 164 km 5:31; 7. Laurent Jaiabert, France. ONCE. 13 Laurent Madouas, France. Castorama. San Antonio 2 1 1 0 71 74 2 G AB R H Pct. G AB R H authority goes to state Superior Court to file Gotti). July 17 — Rest Day 5:52; 8 Diamolidine Abdoujaparov, 16:17; 14. Laurent Dufaux, Switzerland, Birmingham 2 1 1 0 51 41 2 EMartinez Sea 70 243 58 88 362 PcL for a temporary restraining order to prevent July 7 — 6 th stage. Dunkerque to Charleroi, July 18 — 15th stage. St-Girons to Cauterets, Uzbekistan, Novell, 5:52; 9. Viatcheslav Festina, 18.13, 15 Paolo Lanfranchl, Italy, Memphis 2 0 2 0 31 55 0 CDavis Cal 50 181 40 65 .359 TGwynn SD 69 273 44 99 .363 the team from leaving the Meadowlands Belgium, 202 km (Erik Zabel. Germany; 206 km Ekimov, Russia, Novell. 5:52; 10. Vladimir Brescialat, 19:19. Shreveport 3 0 3 0 70132 0 O’Neill NY 54 191 35 66 .346 Bichette Col 68 278 43 94 .338 Arena. Bjarne Riis, Denmark). July 19 — 16th stage, Tarbes to Pau, 237 km Poulnikov, Russia, Telekom, 5:52. 110. Steve Bauer, Fenwick. Motorola, Thursday Results O'Leary Bos 55 205 30 70 .341 Grace Chi 70 271 46 91 .336 June 29-30 — NHL commissioner Gary July 8 — 7th stage, Charleroi to Liege, July 20 — 17th stage. Pau to Bordeaux, 246 11 Gabriele Colombo, Italy, Gewiss, 5:52:12. 1:42:43. Calgary 57 Ottawa 7 Naehring Bos 62 214 35 73 341 Dunston Chi 64 235 27 79 .336 Bettman participates in the negotiations. IRodriguez Tex 57 216 32 73 .338 Winnipeg 37 Shreveport 29 DBell Hou 68 281 42 94 .335 June 30 — The sports authority makes public B.C 35 Toronto 34 Thome Cle 63 212 44 70 .330 Conine Fla 67 232 41 74 .319 the leases of the Giants, Jets, Devils and Tonight's Game Baerga Cle 67 281 43 92 .327 Roberts SD 53 209 28 66 .316 Nets. Saskatchewan at Memphis. 8:30 p m. (TSN) Murray Cle 60 232 37 75 .323 LWalker Col 61 238 49 75 .315 July 3 — Lawyers for both sides tell Superior Saturday Games Seitzer Mil 64 239 24 77 .322 Bonilla NY 67 264 37 83 .314 C°url Judge Peter Ciolino they are encour- Runs — Phillips, California, 64; EMartinez, Baltimore at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Castilla Col 69 265 41 83 .313 a9®d by progress in the talks and ask for a Seattle, 58; Edmonds, California, 55; Hamilton at Birmingham, 8 pm. (TSN) Runs — Biggio, Houston, 56; E 3nds, San delay in the sports authority's request for a Jonsson, Sweden, 6-4,6-1 Gstaad Medvedev, Ukraine6 ), ( 6-1, 6-3 ByAnderson, Baltimore, 54; JnValentin, ATP Francisco. 54;”McRae, Chicago. 53; Mondesi, temporary restraining order. Kris Goossens. Belgium, def Hernan Gumy. GSTAAD Switzerland (AP) — Results Scoring Leaders Boston. 53. MVaughn, Boston, 53; Thomas, Bastad Los Angeles, 52; Bagwell, Houston, 52; Finley, July 10-11 — A marathon negotiating session Argentina, walkover Thursday from the $560,000 US Swiss Open WTA Unofficial CFL scoring leaders after Thursday Chicago, 52; Belle, Cleveland, 52. BASTAD, Sweden (AP) — Results Thursday San Diego, 52; Gant, Cincinnati, 51. laYs the framework for a final agreement. Doubles men's tournament (seedings in paren­ Palermo RBIs — MVaughn, Boston, 63; McGwire, RBIs - RSanders, Cincinnati, 56: DBell, July 13-T h e two sides announce an agree- from the $328,000 US men's Quarter-finals theses): PALERMO, Sicily (AP) — Results Thursday TD cFG SPts Oakland, 59; TMartinez, Seattle. 58; Houston. 56~Gaint. Cincinnati, 55; Galarraga! ment tbcit will keep the team in New Jersey for tennis tournament (seedings in parenthe- and Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden (1), Singles Philpot, B.C. 7 x1 0 0 44 EMartinez. Seattle, 56; Edmonds. California. of the $107,500 Palermo Grand Prix Colorado, 55; Sosa. Chicago, 54; Bonds. San ona Yaar anJ a tentative agreement on a 12- ses): def Ola Kristiansson and Lars-Anders Second Round McLoughlin, Cal 0 15 7 1 37 55; Thomas, Chicago, 55; MRamirez, women s day-court tennnis tournament: Francisco, 54; TGwynn, San Diego. 52. Year deal- Singles Wahlgren, Sweden, 6-3,7-5. Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia (2), def Vince Passaglia. B C. 0 9 8 2 35 Cleveland, 52; Fielder, Detroit, 52 Singles Hits — TGwynn, San Diego, 99; DBell, Second Round Jeff Belloli, US., and Mathias Huning, Spadea, U.S.. 6-3,6-4. Barnes. Tor 5 0 0 0 30 Hits — Baerga. Cleveland, 92; EMartinez, Second Round Houston, 94; Bichette. Colorado, 94; Grace, Tomas Carbonell, Spain, def. Bernd Germany, def Jordi Burillo and Jose Antonio Marc Rosset, Switzerland (4), def. Francisco Huerta. Bal 0 9 7 0 30 Seattle. 88; Nixon, Texas, 84; Curtis. Detroit. Chicago, 91; Mondesi. Los Angeles, 85: Karbacher (3), Germany, 5-7,6-2,6-1 Conde. Spain, 7-6 (7-1), 4-6,7-5. Clavet, Spain, 6-4,6-3 Barbara Schett, Austria, def. Petra Schwarz Osbaldiston, Ham 0 7 6 1 26 82: RAIomar, Toronto, 82; Knoblauch. Cordero, Montreal, 85. Sanchez. Chicago, Carlos Costa (5), Spain, def. Christian Jon Ireland and Andrew Kratzmann, Andrea Gaudenzi, Italy (7), def Cedric Ritter, Austria, 6-3,6-1 Floyd, Edm 4 0 0 0 24 Minnesota, 81; DiSarcina, California, 81; 84; Karros, Los Angeles, 84. Bergstrom, Sweden, 6-4,7-6 (7-2). Australia, def. and John-Laffnie de Pioline, France, 7-5, 6-4. Veronika Martinek, Germany, def. Radka Pitts, Cal 4 0 0 0 24 Belle. Cleveland. 81 Doubles — Grace, Chicago, 33; Lankford, St. Marc Goellner (7), Germany, def Lars Bobkova, Czech Republic, 6-4, 6-4. Fleming. Edm 0 8 5 0 23 Doubles — Belle. Cleveland. 27; EMartinez. Jaeger, South Africa (3). 6-3.6-4 Arnaud Boetsch, France, def Andrei Louis. 22; Cordero, Montreal. 20; McRae, - « . Ridgway. Sask 0 2 7 0 23 Seattle, 24; DiSarcina. California. 21; Seitzer, Chicago, 20; Bichette. Colorado, 19;TGwynn, I C a iT l O a M a u a Baker, Ott 0 5 4 5 22 Milwaukee, 19; Baerga, Cleveland, 18; Joyner, San Diego, 19; RSanders, Cincinnati, 18; Men Lammle. Tor 0 11 2 3 20 Kansas City. 18; CRipken, Baltimore, 18. Bagwell, Houston, 18; Biggio, Houston, 18. TORONTO (CP) - Players remaining with Nittmo, Shr 0 8 4 0 20 Triples — Lofton. Cleveland, 7: RAIomar, Triples - McRae. Chicago, 5; Larkin, national basketball team: Westwood, Wpg 0 4 5 1 20 Toronto, 7; BWilliams, New York, 5; Cincinnati, 5; Mondesi, Los Angeles, 4; Bobby Allan, 6-3 guard. Toronto; Rowan Gardner, Mem 0 2 4 5 19 ByAnderson, Baltimore, 5; White, Toronto, 5; BJordan, St. Louis, 4; RSanders, Cincinnati, Bairrett, 6-5 guard, Toronto; David Daniels, 5- Branch. Tor 3 0 0 0 18 O'Leary, Boston, 4; Leius, Minnesota, 4; 4: Gonzalez, Chicago, 4; Offerman, Los 10 guard. Fort St. John's, B.C.; Phil Dixon,6 - . . . . _ Do.Flutie. Cal 3 0 0 0 18 DiSarcina. California. 4; LJohnson, Chicago, 15:57.59 Decathlon (after five of 10 events): 1 Tania Jones, Ottawa, 17:06 09: 8. Julie Angeles, 4; Bonds, San Francisco, 4; Bonilla, 5 guard-forward. Toronto; x-Rick Fox, 6-7 for- I M a ll O n a l S Patton, Shr 0 0 0 18 4 3,000 steeplechase: 1 Graeme Fell. Michael Smith, Kenora, Ont, 4,364 points; 2 Fraud. Toronto, 17:16 89; 9. Tracy Jolley, 3 NewYork, 4; Dunston, Chicago. 4. wtird, Toronto; Norm Froemel, 7-0 centre, MONTREAL (CP) — Results Thursday from Richardson, Ott 3 0 0 0 18 Home runs — MVaughn, Boston, 24; Vancouver,8 minutes 31 82 seconds 2 Joel Richard Hesketh, Calgary, 3,820; 3. Greg Hamilton, 17:17.29. 10. Tamara Salomon. Home runs — LWalker, Colorado, 20; Gant, Winnipeg; Kory Hallas, 6-8 forward, Almonte, the Canadian Track and Field 0 0 18 McGwire, Oakland, 24; Thomas, Chicago, 22; Bourgeois, Moncton, N.B. 8:42 95: 3. Zeba Turner, Rossland, BC. 3,819: 4 Tom Calgary, 17:43.05. Did not finish: Ulla Sapunjis, Cal 3 0 Cincinnati, 20; Galarraga, Colorado, 18; Ont.; Sherman Hamilton, 6-1 guard, Toronto; Championships and world championship tri- Saunders, SA 3 0 0 0 18 Fielder, Detroit, 20; MRamirez, Cleveland. 18; Crook, Vancouver. 8:51.02.4 Henry Klassen. Vejvalka, Dundas, Ont., 3,779; 5 Craig Gerig, Marquette, Victoria. Castilla, Colorado. 17; Bonds, San Francisco! Martin Keane, 6-9 forward, Toronto; Cordell als at Centre Claude-Robillard (all distances Anderson. SA 0 8 3 0 17 TMartinez, Seattle. 18; Gaetti, Kansas City, Winnipeg, 9 01.51; 5 Doug Consiglio, Calgary. 3.665; Pole vault: 1. Rebecca Chambers, North 16, RSanders, Cincinnati, 15; Sosa, Chicago! Llewellyn, 6-3 guard, Toronto; Spencer in metres): Toronto. 9 09.41; 6 Andrew Grady, Dartmouth, N S , 3.541; 7. York, Ont , 3.70 metres; 2 Trista Bernier. Grilla, Bir 0 5 3 0 14 18. 15 McKay, 6-9 forward, Oliver, B.C ; Micheal MEN x—two-point convert Stolen bases — TGoodwin, Kansas City. 26; 6 Jean-Nicolas Duval, Repentigny, Que. Steve Bulpitt, Langley, B.C., 3,522,8. Antoine North Bay, Ont., 3 50; 3 Julianne McGregor, Stolen bases — Veras, Florida, 27; Larkin, Meeks, 6-9 forward, Brampton, Ont.; Steve 5,000: 1. Jeff Schiebler, New Westminster, LJohnson, Chicago, 21; Coleman, Kansas 9:15.71; 7. lan Watts, Calgary, 9:25 04; 8. Scholtz. Kamloops, B.C., 3,467; 9. Chris Ottawa, 3.35; 4. (tie) Katherine Lawrence, Cincinnati, 24: RSanders, Cincinnati. 2o! Nash-6-2 9uard- Victoria; Will Njoku, 6-9 for- B.C., 14 minutes 3.76 seconds; 2. Christian Summaries City, 21; Knoblauch, Minnesota. 20; Nixon. Geoff Marshall. Toronto, 9:50 11:9 Steve Dunphy, Kamloops, 3,360. 10. Arlo Victoria. 2 60; and Sophie Cardinal. New niewis Ran Franrwn 1Q- DoShiaMs' ins ward,Halifax;KeithVasell,6-4guard,Toronto; Weber, Winnipeg, 14 04 44: 3 Ivan Gomez, Calgary 57 at Ottawa 7 Texas, 20; Lofton, Cleveland, 19; CGoodwin, Moran. Dundas, Ont., 10:05 80. Ostapowich, Leduc. Alta., 3,320. Liskeard. Ont., 2 60. Angeles, 19; Mouton, Houston, 17; DBell J°8Y Vickery, 5-11 guard, Winnipeg; x-Bill Ottawa, 14:06.42; 4. Rob Lonergan, First Quarter Baltimore, 17; McLemore, Texas, 17; Hammer throw: 1 James Fahie. Ottawa WOMEN Hammer throw: 1 Theresa Brick, Winnipeg, Houston 17 McRae Chicago 17 Wennington, 7-1 centre, Montreal; Dwight Vancouver, 14:21.14; 5. Warren Barker, Cal — Single McLoughlin 4510:52 RHenderson, Oakland, 17. 65.34 metres; 2. Boris Stoikos, Toronto, 5,000: 1 Kathy Butler. Waterloo, Ont., 16 52 86 metres: 2 Pina Russo. , Pitching (7 Decisions) - Smiley. Cincinnati Wal1on-6'5 ,orwar