2D SPOHfS Wisconsin State Journal, Tuesday, July 27,1999 SPORTS TODAY WED. THUR. FRI. SAT. SUN. WON. Montreal Montreal Gallagher feeling empty IN BRIEF 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. AUTO RACING Black Wolf fail to deliver key hits in loss to Goldeyes By Ron Ognar walked Chris Vasquez. After Don- Rain-delayed 250 Sports reporter NORTHERN LEAGUE nie Harris struck out for the third, time in the game, Danny Lewis tonight at MIS The Madison Black Wolf had grounded out to second to end the ' Madison International their chances Monday night at a league-leading 1.28 ERA and had game. surrendered just five walks in 49V3 Speedway will hold the Miller SPORTS ON THE AIR Warner Park. "We were hitting it, but we just', Lite 250 tonight, one week after Unfortunately for the Black innings. couldn't seem to string them to,-, it was postponed due to rain. TELEVISION Wolf, they couldn't take advantage But Madison (22-29 overall, 5-4 gether," said Taylor (6-4), who al- The 250-lap late model 6:30 p.m. — Golf — DLJ direct Milwaukee at Atlanta; MSC, TBS. ofenough of them. in the second half) could manage lowed three runs on four hits in par 3 Shootout at Gaylord, Mich.; 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — New just one run against Forney (7-0), 7Vs innings. feature is scheduled to start (taped today); ESPN. York Yankees at Chicago White Sox; The Black Wolf left 11 runners who was aided by three double around 8:15 p.m. Grandstand 6:30 p.m. — Pro baseball — WON. on base and lost to the Winnipeg Before Monday's regularly gates open at 5 p.m., with racing Goldeyes, 5-3, in a Northern plays before he was relieved in the scheduled game, the two teams to start at approximately 7 p.m. RADIO League game before 977. seventh. played the continuation of, Though Edgerton NASCAR 11:30 a.m. — Mad City Middays 6:30 p.m—. Pro baseball — "Rick Forney is one of the best Wednesday's protested game at' — With Rich Reynolds and Sean Milwaukee at Atlanta; WIBA (1310 When Black Wolf hitters did pitchers in the league," Black Wolf Winston Cup driver Rich Bickle Thompson; WTLX (100.5 FM). AM). make contact in key situations, the shortstop Dan Grice said. "We got Winnipeg in which the Goldeyes won't be able to attend as 5 p.m. — The Sports Drive — 7 p.m. — Pro baseball — Goldeyes defense always seemed made an illegal substitution. The originally scheduled, MIS With Craig Karmazin, Steve Politziner Winnipeg at Madison in a Northern to have an answer. However, it was our hits off of him, but when he game continued in the top of the and Brian Roller; WTLX (100.5 FM). League game; WTLX (100.5 FM). gets in trouble he gets groundballs officials believe there will be a the times when Madison hitters and strikeouts." ninth with the Black Wolf trailing, larger field than they originally failed to put the ball in play with The Goldeyes (33-20) expanded 5-2, and Lewis on first with no anticipated for the main event. men on base that Black Wolf man- their 2-1 lead with a three-run outs. Madison scored one run on Currently they plan on having 28 include a new Hall of native, led MATC in home runs, ager Al Gallagher wanted to talk eighth. Black Wolf pitcher Joe Grice's single but lost, 5-3. cars in the 125-mile race. Champions, will continue RBI, wins, innings pitched and about. Stutz relieved starter Donnie Tay- WINNIPEG MADISON Already in the race from through next spring. strikeouts, while Gillitzer, a "We left a lot of people on base lor with one out and a man on sec- ab r h bl abrhbl qualifying on July 19 are Duva2b 5010 Copeland 2b 4 0*1 H ' • Associate coach Mark Few Prairie du Chien native, hit a and struck out in key situations," ond. After striking out the first Koklndalf 3100 Campos rf 4 0»3*0» ' Madison's Brian Hoppe and Everson Ib 4111 Vasquez If 4 0,l'o, ' was named as Gonzaga's men's team-high .449.... Middleton Gallagher said. "If you hit the ball batter he faced, Stutz surrendered Lane cf 3000 Harris cf 5 0,0-0. I Chad Wood, Marshall's Nathan basketball coach. Thornhill ss 4231 Lewis dh i 1 2"0. i won twice Sunday in the and they catch it, fine, but by strik- a run-scoring single to Chad Heorn rf 3112 Swlnlonlb 3000 Haseleu, McFarland's Kyle Few, who is entering his llth Wisconsin State Legion Sachs 3b 4021 Roper3b 4132 ing out we're not going to be suc- Thornhill. Chandler dh 4000 Wagner c 300.0 . Kinder, Beloit's Ryan Hanson season with the Gonzaga Baseball Tournament at cessful." Stutz then gave up a two-run Matthew! 4000 Grlcess 3 1'2.0* and Cambridge's Jason Schuler. program, replaces Dan Monson, Wisconsin Rapids. Middleton Gallagher was especially upset Totals 34 1 1 5 Total! 33 3 12 3 home run to Sean Hearn before Winnipeg.......................... — ..... - ................ .....000 200 030 — i For more information call who left for Minnesota. Contract finished the six-team round- that Black Wolf veterans struck out Madison ................. ........... ........ _».« ......... ..... 000 000 130 — 3 getting out of the inning when E - Thornhill (11). DP — Winnipeg 3. LOB — Winnipeg 7; the track office at (608) 835-8305. terms were not disclosed. robin competition 4-1 and tied in key situations. Madison 11. IB — Lewis (3), Grlce (4). HR — Eversan 111), Brent Sachs tried to stretch a sin- Hearn (10), Roper (5). SB — Duva (14), Thornhill (4). d - Meanwhile, Minnesota with Oshkosh for the title, but "Veterans have to know to put gle into a double and was thrown Roper (3). S — Campos (5), Wagner (3). GOLF released terms of Monson's lost the tie-breaker since the ball in play and take the RBI out at second. F H R ER BB SO Winnipeg contract, which includes a Oshkosh beat Middleton, 7-6, on and go on to the next inning," Gal- Chad Roper's two-run home run FornevW(7-) 11 1" Roisum leads 1st day clause that holds him Saturday. Oshkosh advances to Guehne I'/i 220 lagher said. "A veteran has to be in the bottom of the inning cut the OchsnerS(S) 1 002 accountable for rules violations the National Regional in able to put the ball in play." Madlion ' of Public Links event deficit to 5-3. Taylor L(6-4) 7'/j "7. committed by assistants and a Paducah, Ky. The Black Wolf had eight hits Stulz % 1 The Black Wolf loaded the Roup - -0 Defending champion Pat $25,000 bonus if the team's against Goldeyes starter Rick For- Isom 10 bases with one out in the ninth HBP — by Forney (Grlce). Roisum of Madison carded five grade-point average exceeds 2.8 ODDS AND ENDS ney, who came into the game with when the Goldeyes intentionally T- 2:50. AH. — 977. birdies en route to an even-par on a 4.0 scale. 72 to lead after the first round of Tour de France champion the 54-hole Wisconsin Women's DIVING Lance Armstrong kept up his Public Links State winning ways Monday by taking Championship on the West All-City Meet kicks a 62-mile race around Boxmeer, Cooksey to leave UW Friday Course at Yahara Hills Monday. Netherlands, as well as a "I wanted to birdie in," off at Shorewood $25,000 appearance fee. By Andy Baggot Johnson. Maturi, a former UW as- Roisum said after recording Two Middleton divers won Armstrong was scheduled to Sports reporter UW SPORTS sociate athletic director, has re- three straight birdies on holes their respective events on the ride races in Belgium and the ceived permission from Badgers 14,15 and 16. "I had chances at Netherlands today and One of the more sensitive ongo- first day of the All-City Diving tion of director for the annual coach Jeff Sauer to speak with it, too. I had 15-footers and Meet Monday at Shorewood Wednesday, fly to the U.S. for ing projects at the University of Ford and Johnson. Maturi said tie didn't make them." talk shows Thursday and fly Wisconsin Athletic Department scholarship seating fund, which in- Hills Pool. volves servicing the needs of sea- plans to interview as many as five Sue Joy-Sobota shot a 4-over Ross Cotter-Brown took the back to the Netherlands for has run into a snag. finalists, starting perhaps as early, 76 and is in second. Diane another race Friday.... Patrick Terry Cooksey, who was helping son ticket holders who have title in the 13-14-year-old boys secured preferential seating for as the end of this week. •;;••; Lindstrom, who like Roisum and age division with a score of Rafter supplanted Andre Agassi oversee development of the new Bob Daniels of Ferris State, • Joy-Sobota claims Yahara as her 215.70, followed by Sam Webb of at the top of men's tennis, the preferential seating plan for UW men's and women's basketball and home course, shot 78 and was football, has resigned effective Fri- hockey at the Kohl Center. Blaise MacDonald of Niagara and Ridgewood at 182.6. In the 13-14 fifth player to be No. 1 this year. Bill Wilkinson of Wayne (Mich.) the only other golfer to break 80. girls, Becky Kingston edged But Pete Sampras can regain the day to become athletic ticket di- The opportunity to return to The tournament continues rector at Southern Mississippi.