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unit i Television TODAY Henke leading Phoenix Open 2E THE DETROIT NEWS SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1991 Tigers might have divine stadium site Former Tiger Hoot Evers dies Walter A. "Hoot" Evers, Tigers outfielder and long 4 1 majors. He played more than six years for Detroit, batting .314 with 103 RBI in 1948 and .323 with 103 RBI in 1950. He had a lifetime .278 average with 98 home runs and 565 RBI with Detroit, the Boston Red Sox, New York Giants, Baltimore Orioles and Cleveland Indians. Evers joined the Tigers as director of player development in 1971 and remained in the organization until 1978, when he became a special-assignment scout based in Houston.

9:30 a.m. S3 PBA bowling, ARC Pinole Open (taped). 11:15 p.m. OMD Northville Downs harness racing. Noon 3) College basketball, Georgetown at Pittsburgh.

Noon SportsChannel, NHL, Islanders at Washington. 12:30 p.m. (2)03) NBA, LA. Lakers at Boston. 1:30 p.m.

2)85 Golf, Senior Skins Game. 1:30 p.m. GM) College wrestling, Oklahoma St. at Arizona St. 2 p.m.

3) (3D College basketball, Georgia Tech at North Carolina. 4 p.m. (2 (ED PGA, Phoenix Open. 4 p.m. (5iD Bowling, Michigan Majors (taped).

5:30 p.m. 235) Skiing, U.S. Cross Country Championships from Lake Placid, N.Y. 6 p.m. cz) (23 Super Bowl, Buffalo vs.

New York Giants. 6 p.m. G3BD Skiing, U.S. Men's Pro Tour. 7:30 p.m.

CM) College hockey, Western Michigan at Michigan State (taped). 9:30 p.m. CTsTtD Boxing, Francesco Damiani vs. Ray Mercer (taped). 10 p.m.

dm College basketball, UCLA at Oregon. time Tigers executive, died Friday at St. Luke's Hospital in Houston after a short illness. He was 69. Evers recently suffered a heart 1 "4 A 'l VARTAN MIKE KUPELIAN O'HARA Going West: Archdiocese's land in Plymouth Twp.

is plausible setting. We have a new entrant in the speculation derby for possible sites for a new baseball stadium. A piece of land in the southeast corner of Sheldon Road and Five Mile in Plymouth Township is being promoted as a strong contender for Tom Monaghan's new home for the Tigers. A story in the February issue of Corporate Detroit Magazine uncovered some unusual circumstances which make the Plymouth Township location attractive as a stadium site. The monthly business magazine is due out later this week, but with our snoot always in the air for fresh ink, BtS got a sniff of an advance copy.

Tom Henderson, contributing editor of Corporate Detroit and a re- Hoot Ewers attack, Ti gers spokesman Dan Ewald said. Evers spent 12 years in the Battle Creek native Nolan Henke birdied three of the final four holes Saturday for a 5-under-par 66 and a four-stroke lead over Robert Wrenn after the third round of the frost-plagued Phoenix Open. Henke, 26, in his third year on the PGA Tour, has one career victory the B.C. Open last September. He has a 16-under 197 total heading into today's final round of this $1 million tournament here with the winner earning $180,000.

"This is only my third year out and I'm still learning things," Henke said. "I've been in the lead after the third round twice before. I won once and wound up sixth the other time (1990 Hartford Open). So I'm 50-50." More golf Lee Trevino made a 15-foot birdie putt won six skins and $100,000 over the first nine holes of the Senior Skins Game at the Mauna Lani Resort in Kohala Coast, Hawaii. Jack Nicklaus, a four-time winner of the U.S.

Open, was granted an exemption from qualifying for the 1991 U.S. Open on June 13-16 at Hazeltine National Course in Chaska, Minn. Figure skating Marina Klimova and Sergei Pon-omarenko of the Soviet Union, won their third consecutive ice dance title at the European Figure Skating Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria. World and three-time U.S. figure skating champion Jill Trenary will be unable to defend her national crown next month because of complications from recent surgery, the U.S.

Figure Skating Association said. Skiing Austrian Petra Kronberger won Detroit News staff reports. MONDAY 7:30 p.m. S3 Pistons basketball, Washington at Detroit. 7:30 p.m.

GM) Red Wings hockey, New Jersey at Detroit. 66th annual Shrine game in Stanford, Calif. Monica Seles, 17, beat Jana Novotna 5-7, 6-3, 6-1 to become the youngest Australian Open women's champion in history Brian Voss of Boca Raton, took his 10th Professional Bowlers Association title in the stepladder finals of the $125,000 ARC Pinole (Calif.) Open. Voss defeated Mark Thayer of Lafayette, 50-45, in a two-frame roll-off after tying at 179. Robert Quiroga of Texas, retained his International Boxing Federation Super-flyweight title with a 12-round split-decision over Vincenzo Belcastro of Italy, in Capo d'Orlando, Sicily.

the downhill event at the World Alpine Skiing Championships in Saalbach-Hin-terglemm, Austria, over France's Nathalie Bouvier by nearly half a second. Kronberger finished in 1 minute, 29.12 seconds on the course. American Hilary Lindh was 26th. Mark Konopacke of Kingsford, and U.S. champion Jim Holland of Norwich, tied for the national title in the normal hill event Friday night at the U.S.

Ski Jumping Championships at Steamboat Springs, Colo. Konopacke, 27, landed jumps of 85 and 87.5 meters. Briefly Robbie Keen of California, kicked a 24-yard field goal with 2:17 remaining to lead the West over the East 24-21 in the Radio TODAY 7 Mile 11 Norttwille 7j If 6 Mile -8 Proposed Tiger trsr rl Stadium site 5 Mile Macombl Oakland I Ann Atjof Rd. I iama I 6 p.m. Super Bowl, Buffalo vs.

New York Giants, WWJ-AM (950). 9 p.m. Costas Coast-to-Coast, WJR-AM (760). Subject to change by stations and networks. Detroit News wire services.

STARTS MONDAY 9 A.M. THE DETROIT NEWS KENWOOD suected free-lance writer in the De- MICRO EYE RADAR POWER AMPLIFIER DETECTOR KAC721 MuVU SO Separate band audio alerts JirSSL TAG PRICI $249.95 handling "JL Gold $1IA MICRO EYE DADAD troit area, found a hook that makes the parcel plausible. 1 go through it step-by-step, and tell you why we think Corporate Detroit isn't off base on this one. Here is how the deal has gone, according to the magazine: The parcel in question consists of 175 acres owned by the Archdiocese of Detroit. The 40-year-old St.

John Provincial Seminary, which sits on part of the land, was closed in June, 1988 because of declining enroll- YAMAHA Iff 042 VECTOR 3 nrrrrrnn TAG PRICE $279.95 PUISH0R" TRUCK SPEAKER SYSTEM 9lCnn! and KA band radar NOW MO. him because of his philanthropy. And the site is ideal for a new baseball stadium. It is in the corridor of 1-275 and M-14 a choice location and it is in Wayne County. A lot of things add up to making BtS think the Plymouth Township site has more credence than anything we've seen, heard, read or written so far.

Among them: Monaghan's pull with the church; access to M-14 and 1-275; and the fact that the land is only a few minutes drive up M-14 from The Settlement, Monaghan's new development. In addition, we've heard that Wayne County Executive Ed McNa-mara has told people the stadium will be built in Wayne County. Top NHL prospects NHL central scouting's midyear rankings are out. This is the good stuff, not just a list of the top players in Major the various college conferences and high schools. This compilation throws all of the eligible players into the drum and spits them out Nos.

1 to 252, the final pick in the 12th round in this year's entry draft. There's no surprise at No. 1 it's junior phenom Eric Lindros of Oshawa (Ontario Hockey League). An American, Scott Lachance of Boston College, a 6-foot-l, 180-pound defenseman, is No. 2.

He's followed by Scott Niedermayer, defense, Kamloops (Western Hockey League); Patrick Poulan, left wing, St. Hyacinth (Quebec League); and Brent Bilodeau, defense, Seattle (WHL). Pat Peake of Madison Heights and the Detroit Ambassadors (OHL) is No. 14. Another Detroit area player rated as a first-round prospect is Brian Ralston of Ann Arbor, a 6-2, 180-pound center who plays for Compuware's Tier II team.

Ralston's stock rocketed with a terrific performance at the world junior tournament last month. Here come Soviets It'll soon be announced that Detroit has been selected by the AAU Boys' Basketball Committee as a host to the AAU-Soviet Tour in May. The Soviets are expected to send their national junior team for the 12-game series to be staged around the country. Local AAU organizers are trying to get the game set up for either Joe Louis or Cobo arena with the specifics to follow. They say the folks at arena management have been most helpful.

Question of the week Are the Lions better off without Mouse Davis? Kupelian: "Correct me if I'm wrong here. The Lions' offense scored enough points, didn't it? Up among the league leaders, I believe. The question ought to be: Is there a stretch defense?" O'Hara: "I've spent so much time pounding away on my lap-top computer this week that anything sounds good. I was never a fan of the Stretch but Wayne Fontes had better have something better in mind if he drops it." For hatchbacks, vans 4 jeep-type vehicles DIGITAl rs Da ft i A TAG PRICE rTirntiMi mi ft $166 $10 TO GO 1eRV V0 HHHIV $249.95 NOW TAG RICE SA6 Weather report i 1 19.95 NOW 714 24 hours a iimMiip mi wm. m.

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