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-THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- MONDAY, MAY 4, 1992 C-6 Alii! FLOG07j SOUTISTOgEj 11 I JjJ I8I HUH) IIHI'U' in minium iiyi JP" NFL, NBA, Baseball and College Sportswear 10-6 Sat. 10-8 Sun. 11-4 32nd Shadeland Behind Drexel IIM MOBILE By GARY LONG KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Talladega, Ala. "Million-Dollar Bill" has a more natural ring to it than "Million-Dollar Davey." But Davey Allison is the one making an assault this season on the bank vault only Bill Elliott has cracked in stock-car racing. Allison raced to a front-running victory in Sunday's Winston 500.

Parlayed with his Day-tona 500 triumph Feb. 16, it left him only one victory shy of the Winston Million-dollar bonus that goes to a driver can win three of NASCAR's four majors. Only Elliott has claimed the Million, in 1985. And it was El-liott. a four-time winner this sea-son, who lurked at the rear bumper of Allison's Ford Thun-derbird in the lead pack for the final 44 laps of Sunday's race.

But once Dale Earnhardt 3419 South East Street Indianapolis, IN. 46227 Rent a Car Phone ONLY $495 per Month ey. Now, I'm fortunate enough to make a good living. But I still don't race for the money. I race because I love to race." It's little wonder that Allison regards Talladega Superspeed-way as his favorite track.

His dramatic emergence from a four-abreast duel out of the final turn to win the 101 -mile International Race of Champions sprint here Saturday was a record seventh triumph on the track, including four in ARCA-sanctioned events in his formative racing years. Now, the record is eight. Allison, born in Hollywood but a Hueytown, resident most of his life, clearly was the favorite of most in an estimated throng of 145,000. Five caution periods for 21 of the 188 laps slowed his average speed to 167.608 mph. But many of his race laps were faster than Ernie Irvan's pole-winning 192.831 because of drafting in packs, which increases the pace.

All four accidents were single-car mishaps, a departure from recent history on the Day-tona and Talladega speedways. lengths. Elliott nipped Earnhardt by a bumper for the runner-up spot. "I was going to try to make a move on Davey," Elliott said, "but it just never panned out." Consequently, Ford's winning streak over General Motors products was extended to 13 races dating to September. Allison secured a $100,000 first installment of the Winston Million.

That's the carrot for the first driver who wins two of the four majors. He can collect the remaining $900,000 by capturing the May 24 Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte, N.C., or the Sept. 6 Mountain Dew Southern 500 at Darlington, S.C. The money's great, Allison admitted. But the prize for him is the NASCAR championship, and with his third victory of 1992 and his third in the past six runnings of the Winston 500 he increased his lead over Elliott to 67 points nine races into a 29-race campaign.

"When I started racing," said Allison, the 31 -year-old son of former racing great Bobby Allison, "I didn't race for the mon ASSOCIATED PRESS Davey Allison leads the pack on the final lap of the Winson 500. speedway, Allison was home free. Running side by side slowed both challengers as Allison beat Elliott by two car pulled his Chevrolet alongside Elliott's Ford between Turns 3 and 4 on the final lap of the high-banked, 2.66-mile super- Boston exploits Montreal goaltending ff SLO-PITCH SOFTBALL NHL PLAYOFFS 'Requires credit approval and one year service agreement with Cellular One of Indianapolis. Must be a new activation. Ask about our FREE WEEKEND Rate Plan Authorized Agent for SUMMER BOWLING is FREE iust by Bowling on a Summer Team EXPO WOODLAND 421 WESTERN SOUTHERN CELLULAR robbed Pavel Bure and Trevor Linden about two minutes apart.

PENGUINS 4, RANGERS 2 The New York Rangers controlled Mario Lemieux but they couldn't stop the rest of the visiting Penguins. Pittsburgh got a goal and an assist each from Kevin Stevens and Ron Francis and a 35-save performance by goaltender Tom Bar-rasso to beat the Rangers in the opener of the Patrick Division finals. Barrasso outshone Rangers goal-tender John Vanbiesbrouck, who had been practically unbeatable at Madison Square Garden in the second half of the season and was 4-0 against Pittsburgh during the regular season. TEAMS NEEDED Sunday Morning Men's League Sunday p.m. Co-Ed Teen League Sunday Evening Women's League Tuesday Evening Men's "B-C" League Leagues Begin Week of June 14th JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER 6701 HOOVER ROAD Hynes, who Joined Boston from Canada's Olympic team in late February, caught the far corner with a shot from the top of the left circle to open the scoring 4:09 into the game.

Leach made it 2-0 when he found room under Roy's glove with a shot from the right wing at 14:25. Juneau, another Canadian Olympian, put a long, low shot (Since 1971) AUTO WINDOW TINTING 79 Up SOLAR KINO 5511 E. 38th St. 547-1715 OF INDIANA Contact Mr. Hofts 251-9467 JJ between Roy's pads at 10:38 on the power play.

Savard made it 4-3 on a fine individual effort at ASSOCIATED PRESS Steve Leach scored twice as the Boston Bruins capitalized on a rare off-night by Montreal goal-tender Patrick Roy to beat the host Canadiens 6-4 Sunday in the opener of the Adams Division final. Roy, a two-time Vezlna Trophy winner whose forte is consistency, was beaten on his first shot of the game from defense-man Gord Hynes and allowed five goals on the first 18 shots he faced. Backup goaltender Andre Ra-cicot started the third period but made only one save in 52 seconds before Roy charged back into the net with the Canadiens trailing 5-3. Mike McPhee's breakaway goal cut the margin to one goal, but Ray Bourque scored with 1:14 remaining in the game to ice the victory. Dave Poulin and Joe Juneau also scored for Boston.

Rookie Sean Hill, Eric Desjardins and Denis Savard had Montreal's other goals. Game 2 in the best-of-7 series is at The Forum Tuesday night. 18:16, but Leach then scored on a weak wrist shot from the right circle at 18:59. EDMONTON 4, VANCOUVER 3 Joe Murphy scored at 8:36 of overtime to dive the visitina uiiers tne victory in Game 1 of the Smythe Division finals. Murphy intercepted a poor breakout Dass bv defenseman Dave uaoycn, raced into the Canucks' zone and snapped a 20-foot shot from between the circles over qoaltender Kirk McLean's left shoulder for his fourth playoff qoal.

Both aoalies were tested in over time, but Edmonton's Bill Ranford made the two best stops when he who diagnosed a possible mus Derby cular reaction to an intravenous vitamin shot in the neck. The Derby was in slightly more than 24 hours. Suddenly Lil E. Tee's status was in Jeopardy. For the next two hours.

Whit ing massaged Lil E. Tee's neck with dimethyl sulfoxide to relieve the soreness. The treatment eventually succeeded. The ailment would have the attention of the major ity of trainers. But the low-key Whiting is regarded by col Continued from Page 1 peeked into Lil E.

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