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C4 HE COURIER-JOURNAL SPORTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1994 SCORECARD WWII) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Pel OB Latt 10 Streak Horn Away K-tndianapoks 80 53 .602 7-3 Lost 1 44-23 36-30 x-NashvKle 75 58 .564 5 3-7 Won 2 42-24 33-34 x-New Orleans 73 60 .549 7 5-5 lost 1 41-24 32-36 x-LouisvitH 68 64 .515 11 4-6 Won 2 39-27 29-37 x-Omaha 64 69 .481 16 5-5 Won 1 33-38 31-31 x-towa 62 70 .470 1714 4-6 Lost 2 35-26 27-44 x-Oklahoma City 55 78 .414 25 7-3 Lost 2 25-36 30-42 x-Buffalo 54 79 .406 26 44 Won 1 32-40 22-39 x-Last night's gam not included. LAST NIGHTS GAMES THURSDAY'S RESULTS Louisville at Omaha Buffalo 11, New Orleans 4 Oklahoma City at Buffalo Omaha 11, fndianapoNs 6 Indianapolis at Iowa Nashville 6, Oklahoma City 5, 10 innings New Orleans at NasrwWs Louisville at Iowa, suspended, ram TONIGHTS GAMES Louisville at Omaha, 8:05 p.m. City at Buffalo; Indianapolis at Iowa; New Orleans at Nashville. debt 32 World Series At Akron, Onto Steve Lowery 67-66133 Jose Maria Otazabal 66-67133 Martt McCumber 6667133 Nx Price 666-134 Ernie Els 686-134 Greg Norman 67-67134 Scott Hoch 71-64135 Hale Irwin 7065135 Loren Roberts 65-70135 Mark Brooks 71-65136 John Huston 73-64137 John kiman 7067137 Larry Mize 698137 Brad Faxon 698137 Mark McNutty 698137 Mike Heinen 717138 Jim Gallagher 708138 Craig Parry 699138 David Frost 67-71-138 Jay Haas 75-64139 Fred Couples 69-70139 BiHy Mayfair 67-72139 Corey Pavin 70-70140 Curtis Strange 69-71141 Tommy Nakajima 69-71140 Davis Love III 68-72140 Jeff Maggert 66-74140 Tom Lehman 729141 Lee Janzen 70-71141 Kenny Perry 69-72141 Jeff Roth 748142 Seiki Okuda 70-72142 John Daly 69-73142 Mike Springer 758143 Ikuo Shirahama- 73-70143 Andrew MaGee 71-72143 Ben Crenshaw 70-73143 Neal Lancaster 70-73143 Blaine McCallister 69-74143 Craig Stadler 65-78143 Brian Henninger 71-73144 Bill Glasson 71-73144 Phil Mickelson 75-70145 Fulton Allem 68-77145 Carl Mason 72-74146 Ian Baker-Finch 67-82149 Dicky Pride 78-73151 Brett Ogle 75-76151 Hiroshi Goda 75-78153 German Open At Duesseldorf, Germany Phillip Price 657132 Peter Hedblom 69-64133 Ross McFarlane 685133 Colin Montgomerie 658133 Per-Ulrik Johansson 64-70134 Thomas Levet 63-72135 Silvio Grappasonni 65-70135 Gordon Brand Jr. 67-68135 Andre Bossert .678135 Greg Turner 66-70136 Martin Gates 67-70137 Bemhard Langer 69-68137 Peter Teravainen 698137 Vicente Fernandez 707137 Gavin Levenson 689137 Steve Bowman 699138 Frederic Regard 699138 Andrew Oldcom 68-70138 Gary Orr 708138 Christy O'Conner Jr.

699138 Ronan Rafferty 68-70138 Mark Nichols 71-67138 Mark Roe 717138 Also Mike Clayton 71-68139 Steve Jones 69-71140 Robert Allenby 67-75142 Jay Townsend 74-68142 Failed to quality Mike Harwood 69-74143 Paul Moloney 72-71143 Rodger Davis 71-73144 U.S. Amateur At Ponte Vedrs Beach, Fla. Quarterfinals Eric Frishette (Carroll, Ohio) d. John Curiey (Osterville, Mass.) 5 and Tiger Woods (Cypress. Calif.) d.

Tim Jackson (Germantown, Tenn.) 5 and Kris Cox (San Antonio, Texas) d. Ed Gibslein (Matinecock, N.Y.) 1 up; Trip Kuehne (McKinney, Texas) d. Christian Raynor (Tallahassee, Fla.) 2 up. your 0 TIT World's Championship At FrMdon HcN MORNING SESSION National Horse Show Equitation, Dfv. I 1.

Shawna Hattery, 2. Abby Campbell, 3. Jill Gibson. Junior Hackney Pony Championship 1. Among The Stars, driven by Randy Harper, owned by Edward Bennett; 2.

King Lear's Fable C.C., Jim Spurrier, Mr. Mrs. Dan Light; 3. Heartland Candidate, Darrel Kolkman, Kolkman. National Hon Show Equitation, Dtv.

1. Matthew Pappas, 2. Angie Tar-water, 3. Andrea Perry. Two-Yeer-Old Fine Harnees Mares 1.

Lady Lenaire, driven by Joan Lurie, owned by Beverly Nance; 2. Tfluba SC, Martin eater, Edward Teater ft Catherine McNeese; 3. Runaround Town, Robert Gatlin, Cad Holden Jr. Equitation Walk-Trot Championship 1. Devon Fairfield Gar-one, 2.

Rebecca Crabtrea, 3. Sophia Fischer. Junior Roadster Pony Championship 1. Dun Haven Grandiose, driven by Frank Buckley, owned by Rudy Driscoll; 2. Heartland Masterpiece, Denny Lang, Grace Brooks Knibb, Brookmont Farm; 3.

Rowdy Yank, Jay Tucker, Mary Gaylord Jeff McClean. Equitation Walk-Trot 9 ft 10-Year-OM Championship 1. Alex Mayes, 2. Rebecca Myers, 3. Megan Jacob.

Two-Year-Old Fine Harness, Sfalllon-GeWIng 1. War Promise, driven by Melissa Moore, owned by John ft Dorothy Lenore; 2. Radiant Success, Redd Crab-tree, Mrs. F.D. Sinclair; 3.

Parlay, Alan Raun, Raun. ASB Show Pleasure Driving Championship 1. Flash Gordon MW, dnven by Robert Mallet, Mr. ft Mrs. Robert Mallet: 2.

Dance To Remember, Mr. Alan Robson, Robson; 3. Olivier, Tom Peltry, Tom Jeanne Pettry. Roadster Under Saddle Open 1. Impenal Glory, driven by Sam Brannon, owned by Ken Leech; 2.

Whistle Stop, Peter Pletcher, Pletcher; 3. Hammer Time, Beth Pittman, Danny Sugg. HackneyHarness Pony Pleasure Driving Championship 1. Bristol Fashion, driven by Karen Frickey, owned by Edward ft Karen Frickey; 2. Heatland Supremacy, Anna Marie Knipp, High Spirits Stable; 3.

Mr. Albelarm, Josh Shallcross, Mr. Mrs. Tim Shallcross Jr. UPHA Adult.

Nstlonal Equitation Championship 1. Donna Pettry, 2. Stephanie Onksen, Nikki Bradshaw. Junior Harness Pony Championship 1. Big Casino, driven by Jeff McClean, owned by Golden Creek Farm; 2.

Bit Rhylhym, Randy Harper. John Hughes; 3. Fitz's Wild Orchid, Alan Raun, Craig Farms. Roadster Pony Under Saddle, Junior Exhibitor 1. I've Arrived, driven by Johanna Kapioltas, owned by Edan Farm, Ed ft Ann Moore; 2.

Lucifer's Bobby Socks, Dana Verier, Gary Dickherber: 3. Downtown Brown, Nancy Brannon, Rob Wilson, Shamrock Farm. THURSDAY EVENING SESSION Kentucky Stele Fair Senior Equitation Championship 1. Amanda Arnck; 2. Sarah Lanctot; 3.

Erin Nelli. Three-Year-Old Flve-Galted Stake, Stallions ft Geldings 1. Face The Magic, ridden by John Biggins, owned by Charles Lewis: 2. The Red Ferrari, Karin Folkers, Darrell Irene Crosswhite; 3. Albelarm Laslm Impression, Tom Ferre-bee, Mrs.

Alan Robson. Junior Three-Galled Championship 1. Callaway's Career Girl, ndden by Anne Stafford, owned by Mary Jane Sledge; 2. New Trail, Robert Turner, Laura Shaw; 3. Fatal Charm, Billy Greenwell, Redwing Farm.

Roadster to Wagon Championship 1. Autobahn, driven by Kenneth Wheeler owned by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; 2. The Secret's Out.

Ronnie Graham. George Psetas: 3. Captain Gene, Willie Bottoms. Edwin Freeman. Junior Fine Harness Championship 1.

She's Real Bad. George Knight, Adler Farm 2. Precisely, Brian Reimer, Susan Hogg; 3. Devoted To The Cause, Andy Freseth, Alice Gelhaus. Flve-Galted Show Pleeeure Horee Championship 1.

Bodega Bay, Jensie Blake, Dr. Mrs. Peler Blake; 2. The Bodyguard. Mary Jo Riddle, MJR Farms; 3.

Lifetime Memory, William Shatner, William Marcey Shatner. Three-Year-Old Three-Galled Stake 1. A Touch Of Radiance, Dena Tanner Lopez, A.E. Nelson; 2. Delightful Charm, Steve Joyce, George Kurz Honey Baked Ham of Ohio; 3.

Pure Gold Lady, Mark Hulse, Glasscock Inc. Amateur Hackney Pony Championship 1. Gotta Lotta Pzazz, Sallie Wheeler, Cismont Manor Farm; 2. Lady Lalique, Randi Wightman, Burning Tree Farm; 3, General Jackson, Julie Greenbaum, Emerald Hills Ranch. Three-Year-Old Flve-Galted Mare Stake 1.

Best For Last, Nelson Green, W.L Sigmon Farm; 2. Callaway's New Business, David Becker. Tamarack Farm; 3. Champagne's Parading Lady, Billy Greenwell, Rachel Settert Bill BalesS-cherer. Ladles Three-Galled Championship 1 Lady Galyda, Kathy Lyda Berger.

Louis Lyda: 2. Winterfest, Ann Marie Brickzen; 3. Caramba Rhythm, Aimee Alise Nakfour. Little League World Series Today championship Venezuela vs. Northndge, 4 p.m.

(ABC) Players' strike Figures obtained from management and player sources. Club payroll savings Dally pay New York Yankees $225,082 Atlanta Braves $209 937 San Francisco Giants $208,896 Cincinnati Reds $208,284 Toronto Blue Jays $203,762 Kansas City Royals $193,666 Chicago White Sox $190,833 Baltimore Orioles $189,659 Detroit Tigers $188,642 Boston Red Sox $183,123 Los Angeles Dodgers $173,970 Texas Ranoers $162 571 Philadelphia Phillies $159,197 Houston Astros $157,833 Cleveland Indians $155,454 St. Louis Cardinals $152,779 Oakland Athletics $150,858 unicago Cubs $148,093 New York Mets $145 930 Seattle Manners $143,634 Minnesota Twins $137,008 Milwaukee Brewers $126 546 Colorado Rockies $120 014 California Angels $105,090 Flonda Marlins $103,284 Montreal Expos $101,973 Pittsburgh Pirates $101,521 San Diego Padres 69,776 Major League total $4,417,411 Player losses per day Player, Club Loss 1. Bobby Bomlla. NYM $31,148 2.

Jack McDowell, CWS $28,962 '3. Roberto Alomar. Tor $27,322 4 Roger Clemens, Bos $27,322 5. cai Hipken Bat $26,230 '6. Barry Bonds, SF $25,956 7.

Gary Sheffield, Fla $25,273 8. Greco Jeftenes. SIL $25,137 18. Waliy Joyner, KC $25,137 o. jonn amiiey, urn 11.

Joe Carter, Tor $24,590 11. Tom Glavine, AM $24,590 11. Ken Griffey Jr, Sea $24,590 11. Jimmy Key. NYY $24,590 t1.

Jose Rijo, Cm $24,590 16. Jose Canseco, Tex $24,044 16. Mark Grace, Cubs $24,044 18. Jay Buhner, Sea $23,770 19. Andre Dawson, Bos $23,497 T9.

Rickey Henderson, Oak $23,497 Preseason Div. I-AA poll The preseason Top 25 teams In the Sports Network Division l-AA football poll, with first-place votes In parenthe ses, iwu nnai recora, tout points and last year's final ranking: Pos. School 1. Marshall (29) 2. Youngstown (29) 3.

Ga. Southern (2) 4. McNeese State (3 5. Montana (4) 6. Troy State (6) 7.

Central Florida (4) 8. Northern Iowa (2) 9. Boston U. (1) Record Pis Prv 8- 3-0 1794 9 9- 2-0 1725 7 9-2-0 1543 2 9-2-0 1518 5 10- 1-0 1479 3 10O-1 1381 1 9-2-0 1367 12 8- 3-0 1262 13 11- 00 1176 6 Goody's 500 At Bristol, Tenn. Yesterday's qualifying for tonight's Goody's 500 NASCAR Winston Cup stock car race at the Bristol International Raceway with car and speed (remainder of 36-car field will be determined In further time trials today): 1.

Harry Gant, Chevrolet, 124.186 mph. 2. Geoff Bodine, Ford, 124.042. 3. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 123.970.

4. Rusty Wallace, Ford. 123.610. 5. Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 123.491.

6. Dick Trickle, Chevrolet, 123.237. 7. Ward Burton, Chevrolet, 123.221. 8.

Mark Martin, Ford, 123174. 9. Rick Mast. Ford, 123.150. 10.

Bobby Labonte, Pontiac, 123.095. 11. Bill Elliott, Ford, 122.898. 12. Jeff Gordon.

Chevrolet. 122.850. 13. Greg Sacks. Ford, 122.795.

14. Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 122.701. 15. Kenny Wallace, Ford, 122.701. 16.

DarreH Waltrip, Chevrolet, 122685. 17. Bobby Hamilton, Pontiac, 122.451. 18. Ted Musgrave, Ford, 122.411.

19. Derrike Cope. Ford. 122 357. 20.

Jeff Burton, Ford. 122 326. Felled to qualify Morgan Shepherd, Ford, 122.294. Brett Bodine, Ford, 122.123. John Andretti, Pontiac.

122.123. Sterling Marltn, Chevrolet, 122.030. Jeremy Mayfiekt, Ford. 121.929. Hut Sthcklin, Ford, 121.890.

Mike Wallace. Ford, 121.883. Michael Waltnp, Pontiac, 121.682. Dale Jarrett. Chevrolet.

121.497. Steve Gnssom, Chevrolet, 121.466. Ken Schrader, Chevrolet, 121.389. Kyle Petty, Pontiac, 121.152. Brad Teague, Ford, 120.938.

Todd Bodine, Ford, 120.930. Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 120 808. Jimmy Spencer, Ford, 120.369 Jimmy Hensley, Ford, 120.354. Larry Pearson, Ford, 120.120. Jeff Green, Ford, 119.970.

Phil Parsons, Ford, 119.865. Lake Speed, Ford, 119.047. Loy Allen Ford, 118.606. Belgium Grand Prix At Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium Yesterday's qualifying for tomorrow's Belgian Grand Prix on the 4.433-mlie Spa-Francorchamps circuit with driver and speed In mph: 1. Rubens Bamchello, Jordan, 113.052.

2. Mike Schumacher. Benetton, 112.788. 3. Damon Hill, Williams, 112.639.

4. Eddie Ervine. Jordan, 112.327. 5. Jean Alesi, Ferrari, 112.226.

6. Jos Verstappen, Benetton, 112.214. 7. David Coulthard, Williams, 112.102. 8.

Mika Hakkinen, McLaren, 112.038. 9. Heinz-H. Frentzen. Sauber, 111.886.

10. Pierluigi Martini, Minardi, 111.346. 11. Gerhard Berger, Ferrari, 110.906. 12.

Mark BlundeTl, Tyrell, 110.788. 13. Martin Brundle, McLaren, 110.735. 14. Gianni Morbidelli, Footwork, 109.974.

15. Andrea De Cesaris, Sauber, 109.536. 16. Eric Bernard, Ligier, 109.274. 17.

Olivier Panis, Ligier. 109.248. 18. Michele Alboreto, Minardi, 108.757. 19.

Philippe Alliot. Larrousse, 108.636. 20. Johnny Herbert, Lotus, 108 449. 21.

David Brabham. Simtek. 108 407. 22. Erik Comas.

Larrousse, 107.716. 23. Ukyo Katayama, Tyrell. 107.121. 24.

Jean-Marc Gounon, Simtek, 105.162. 25. Philippe Adams, Lotus, 103.706. 26. Bertrand Gachot.

Pacific, 103.238. 27. Paul Belmondo, Pacific, 102.478. 28. Chnstian Fittipaldi, Footwork, 15.705.

NFL exhibitions AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Indianapolis ..4 0 0 1.000 80 51 New Eng. ...3 0 0 1.000 79 33 Miami 3 1 0 .750 89 86 Buffalo 2 1 0 .667 38 54 N.Y. Jets 2 1 0 .667 60 60 Central Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 75 53 Houston 2 2 0 .500 70 45 Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 57 58 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 44 60 West LA Raider ..3 1 0 .750 98 90 Seattle 2 1 0 .667 68 38 Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 68 69 Denver 2 3 0 .400 102 116 San Diego ...1 4 0 .200 88 116 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA Dallas 2 3 0 .400 80 80 Philadelphia ..1 2 0 .333 47 53 Arizona 1 3 0 .250 54 77 N.Y. Giants 1 3 0 .250 72 77 Washington ..0 3 0 .000 42 57 Central Chicago 3 0 0 1.000 49 24 Detroit 2 1 0 .667 57 45 Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 51 47 Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 52 59 Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 66 73 West San Fran. 2 1 0 .667 57 44 Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 71 89 New Orleans .1 3 0 .250 61 68 LA Rams 0 4 0 .000 42 95 THURSDAY'S RESULTS New Orleans 28, Dallas 10 Indianapolis 24, Cleveland 7 Denver 30, Arizona 21 San Diego 24, LA Rams 6 LAST NIGHT'S GAMES Philadelphia at Atlanta Detroit at Cincinnati New York Jets at Tampa Bay Miami at Minnesota New England at Green Bay Pittsburgh at Washington Kansas City at Buffalo Seattle at San Francisco TODAY'S GAMES LA Raiders at Houston, 2 p.m.

(NBC) NY Giants at Chicago. 8 p.m. (FOX) END EXHIBITION SEASON Thursday's summaries At San Diego Los Angeles Rams 3 0 3 06 San Diego Chargers 7 17 0 024 Los Angeles FG Zendejas 31, San Diego Seay 8 pass from Humphries (Carney kick), San Diego Jefferson 22 pass from Humphries (Carney kick), San Diego FG Carney 34, San Diego Pupunu 4 pass from Gilbert JCarney kick), 13:44: Los Angeles TC Zendeias 37, 8:08. A 49,283. At New Orleans Dallas Cowboys 3 0 0 710 New Orleans Saints 0 14 14 028 Dallas FG Boniol 26, New Orleans M.Bates 1 run (Andersen kick), Nsw Orleans Small 49 pass from Everett (Andersen kick), 13:08: New Orleans D.Brown 4 run (Andersen kick), New Orleans Rhem 51 pass from W.Wilson (Andersen kick), 1 1 24; Delias Stone fumble recovery in end zone (Boniol kick), 11:13.

At Denver Arizona Cardinals 8 0 621 Denver Broncos 3 20 7 30 Arizona A.Williams 39 interception return (Davis kick), Denver FG Elam 50, Denver Bemstine 2 run (Elam kick), Arizona Proehl 28 pass from Beueriein (McAfee run), Denver Tillman 19 pass from Millen (pass failed), Denver Pritchard 14 pass from Millen (Elam kick), Denver D.Clark 2 run (Elam kick), Arizona G.Clark 9 pass from Swartz (pass failed), 11:20. A 70,075 At Indianapolis Cleveland Browns 0 7 0 0 7 Indianapolis Colts 0 10 7 724 Cleveland Vardell 1 run (Stover kick), 3:35: Indianapolis Faulk 72 pass from Harbaugh (Biasucci kick), Indianapolis FG Biasucci 27, Indianapolis Humphries 49 interception return (Biasucci kick), Indianapolis Stablein 24 pass from Nagle (Biasucci kick), 0:04. A 39,052 Browns Colts First downs 19 12 Rushes-yards 25-96 27-83 Passing yards 234 219 Return yards 19 100 Comp-Att-Int 24-44-3 12-19-1 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-14 2-10 Punts 6-38 5-42 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 Penalties-Yards 9-74 4-25 Time of Possession 33:12 26:48 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Cleveland, Metcaff 8-43, Hoard 3-18, Baldwin 3-15, Byner 3-7, Vardell 5-6, Lee 1-5, Rypien 2-2. Indianapolis, Faulk 9-26, Warren 5-23, Potts 6-17, Culver 5-17, Brewer 1-1, Nagle 1 -(minus 1). PASSING Cleveland, Testaverde B-21-118-1, Rypien 16-23-130-2.

Indianapolis, Harbaugh 6-10-153-1, Nagle 6-9-76-0. RECEIVING Cleveland, Baldwin 4-20, Byner 3-3, Metcalf 2-36, Vardell 2-34, McLemore 2-33, Reeves 2-29, Newman 2-20, Alexander 2-19, Smith 2-18, McCardell 1-17, Hoard 1-10, Kinchen 1-9. Indianapolis, Faulk 2-75, Stablein 2-59, Cash 1-28, Turner 1-23, Culver 1-16, Dawkms 1-11, Potts 1-10, Etheredge 1-7, Bailey 1-3, Warren 1 -(minus 3). CFL EASTERN DIVISION PF PA PW Winnipeg 6 2 0 31B 253 12 Baltimore 4 3 0 208 204 8 Toronto 3 5 0 225 301 6 Hamilton 2 5 0 166 217 4 Ottawa 2 5 0 201 250 4 Shreveport 070 132 256 0 WESTERN DIVISION Calgary 7 1 0 343 134 14 Brit. Columbia 6 1 0 283 190 12 Edmonton 6 2 0 245 167 12 Saskatchewan 3 4 0 164 210 6 Las Vegas 3 5 0 219 243 6 Sacramento 3 5 0 167 247 6 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Calgary 52, Toronto 3 Edmonton 44.

Las Vegas 17 LAST NIGHT'S GAME Ottawa at Saskatchewan TONIGHT'S GAMES Baltimore at Hamilton, 7 p.m. Shreveport at British Columbia, 10 p.m. 9- 2-0 1175 11 8-30 1140 18 8-30 952 17 8-30 824 23 11-00 771 8 8-30 668 14 50 666 6-5-0 549 8- 3-0 500 22 1OO-0 479 16 10-1-0 425 15 9- 2-0 402 10 6-4-1 329 8-3-0 274 25 7- 4-0 237 7-4-0 209 Tonight's schedule 4-A Jefferson County Non-dlstrtct game Oldham County at Waggener, 7:30 p.m. Elsewhere Hi the state Thoroughbred Bowl At Lexington Tales Creek Fort Thomas Highlands vs. Paducah Tilghman, 6:30 p.m.

Corbin vs. Danville. 8:45 p.m. Pike County Bowl At Plkevllle Belfry vs. Montgomery County, 6 p.m.

Pikeville vs. Preslonsburg, 8:30 p.m. Recreation Bowl At Montgomery County Bell County vs. Shelby County, 6 p.m. Clark County vs.

Leslie County, 8:30 p.m. Appalachian Bowl At Clay County Pike County Central vs. Whitley County, 6 p.m. Shelby Valley vs. Clay County, 8:30 p.m.

Heritage Bowl At Bowling Green High Beechwood vs. Warren Central, 5 p.m. Simon Kenton vs. Bowling Green, 7:30 p.m. Letcher County Bowl At Whhesburg Fleming-Neon vs.

Middlesboro, 6 p.m. Cumberland vs. Whitesburg, 8 p.m. Big Sandy Bowl At Johnson Central Betsy Layne vs. Paintsville, 8 p.m.

Grant County vs. Johnson Central, 8 p.m. Hall of Fame Bowl At Henderson County Lafayette vs. Henderson County, 7:30 p.m. Other non-dlstrlct games Bath County at Harlan, 6 p.m.

Bourbon County at Southwestern Pulaski. Conner at Ryle. i ud NBA first-round slgnings Contracts for players selected In the first round of the 1994 NBA draft: 1. Milwaukee, Glenn Robinson, Purdue. 2.

Dallas, Jason Kidd, California. 3. Detroit, Grant Hill, Duke. 4. Minnesota, Donyell Marshall, Connecticut.

6. Washington, Juwan Howard, Michigan. 6. Philadelphia, Sharone Wright, Clemson. 7.

Los Angeles Clippers, Lamond Murray, California. 8. Sacramento, Brian Grant, 1, Xavier. 9. Boston, Eric Montross, North Carolina, for a reported $1 million over 1 1 years.

10. Los Angeles Lakers, Eddie Jones, Temple, six years, $13.5 million. 11. Golden State, Carlos Rogers, Tennessee State. 12.

Miami, Khalid Reeves, Arizona. 13. Denver, Jalen Rose, Michigan. 14. New Jersey, Yinka Dare, George Washington, multiyear, terms undisclosed.

15. L.A. Clippers, Eric Piatkowski, Nebraska. 16. Golden State, Clifford Rozier, Louisville.

17. Portland, Aaron McKie, Temple. 18. Milwaukee, Eric Mobley, Pittsburgh. 19.

Dallas, Tony Dumas, Missouri-Kansas City. 20. Philadelphia, B.J. Tyler, Texas. 21.

Chicago, Dickey Stmpkins, Providence. 22. Detroit, Bin Curiey, Boston College. 23. Phoenix, Wesley Person, Auburn, four years, terms undisclosed.

24. New York, Monty Williams, Notre Dame. 25. Indiana, Greg Minor, Louisville. 26.

New York, Charlie Ward, Florida State. 27. Orlando, Brooks Thompson, Oklahoma State. TMEGIAW -fit i 1 lOCXlUe BETTER AMP BETTER 13. Alcorn State 14.

Howard U. (1) 15. Stephen F. Austin 16. Middle Tennessee 17.

Western Carolina 18. Tennessee Tech 19. Pennsylvania 20. Southern U. 21.

William Mary 22. Illinois State 23. Massachusetts 24. Northern Arizona 25. Montana State TODAY Television 12:30 p.m.

Colleoe football: Ken tucky coach Bill Curry Show. (WAVE-3) 12:30 p.m. Inside Kentucky Golf. (WDRB-41) -1 p.m. College football: UK preseason special.

(WAVE-3) 1 1 D.rr. Golf: U.S. Amateur semifinals. I (ESPN) I 1 p.m. Tennis: Hamlet Challenge ICup semifinals.

(TKR-8) 1:30 p.m. College football: SEC preview. (WAVE-3) I 2 P.m. NFL exhibition: Los Angeles raisers at Houston. nhw i 3:30 p.m.

Lime League world series. 1 (ABC-tit 4-i 4 p.m. Golf; Work) Series. (CBS-32) 4:30 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: I wnitney nanaicap rrom Saratoga ana me tseveny u.

rrom witngion. learn) 6 p.m. Pro beach volleyball: AVP International Championships. (NBC-3) 7 p.m. College football: Louisville icoacn nowara acnneuenoerger anew.

I (WDRB-41 1 I 7:30 p.m. Auto racing: Winston Cup I Goodv's 500. IESPN) IB p.m. uymnasves: u.a. wiampion-ships.

Delayed. (NBC-3) 8 p.m. NFL exhibition: New York Qiants at unicago. iwuhmij Radio 7:1 o.m. Auto racing: Winston Cuo Goodv's 500.

(WTMT-620) 7:30 p.m. High school football: Oldham County at Waggener. (WXVW-1450) a p.m. High school football: Evans-vHle Rett at New Albany. (WXVW-1450) 8:05 p.m.

Baseball: Louisville at Omaha. (WAVu-eo) TOMORROW Television 7:80 a.m. Auto racing: Formula One Belgian Grand Pnx. (ESPN) Noon College football: Indiana coach Bill MaHory Show. (WLKY-32) 1 p.m, Tennis: Hamlet Challenge vup nnai.

(inn-of 2 p.m. College football: Kckoff Classic, Nebraska vs. West Virginia. (ABC-11) 2 p.m. Tennis: Arthur Ashe Chal lenge.

ICB9-3Z) 2 p.m. Golf: U.S. Amateur Cham pionship. (ESPN) 3 p.m. Auto racing: ASA'S AC Deteo l.naiiengo aeries oaogerlano 150 4 p.m.

Golf: World Series. (CBS-32 4:30 p.m. Pro beach volleyball: AVI International Championships. INBC-31 p.m. Thoroughbred racing: Arlington Million.

(ESPN) 7 p.m. Gymnastics: U.S. Champion- snips, ueiayea. inow-dj TANK McNAMARA HAMLET CUP At Commack, N.Y. Quarterfinals Richey Reneberg d.

Karel Novacek 6-3, 7-5: Renzo Furlan d. MaliVai Washington 6-0, 6-3: Yevgeny Kafelnikov (5) d. Michael Chang (3) 3-6, 7-6 (7-1), 6-4. Second round (Thursday) Chang d. tgnacio Martinez 6-2, 6-1.

OTB INTERNATIONAL At Schenectady, N.Y. MEN: Quarterfinals Jacco Eltingh d. Jan Apell 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-4); Jonas Bjork-man Younes El Aynaoui 6-0, 6-1: Joem Renzenbnnk d. Marc Goellner (3-2, 6-4. Second round (Thursday) Jonas Borkman d.

Sergi Bruguera (1) 2-6, 6-4, 6-2; Thomas Enqvist d. Steve Bryan 60, 6- 3. WOMEN: Quarterfinals Nathalie Tauziat (4) d. Stephanie Rottier 6-3, 6-1; Judith Wiesner (8) d. Barbara Rittner 7-6 (9-7), 6-1; Larisa Neiland d.

Natalia Med-vedeva 3-6, 7-5, 7-6. SNET CLASSIC Exhibition at New Haven, Conn. First round (Thursday) Brenda Schultz d. Zina Garrison Jackson 6-1, 7-6; Chanda Rubin d. Mary Joe Fernandez 1-6, 7- 6 (7-4), 7-8 (7-4).

Second round Schultz d. Lindsay Davenport 6-4. 00, 7-5; Jana Novotna d. Rubin 6-3, 6-1. CROATIAN OPEN At Umag, Croatia Second round Horst Skoff (4) d.

Roberto Jabali 4-6, 64, 6-4; Karol Kucera (8) d. Carl Uwe Steeb 6-3, 7-5; Emilio Sanchez d. Gilbert Schaller (2) 6-2, 1-0, retired. Quarterfinals Alberto Berasategui (1) d. Gabnel Marcus (7) 6-3, 6-4; Jordi Arrese (6) d.

Hernan Gumy 2-6, 6-4, 6-4; Skoff (4) d. Emilio Alvarez 6-3, 4-6, 6-1; Kucera (8) d. Emilio Sanchez 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2). SENIOR TOUR At New Albany, Ohio First round (Thursday) Roscoe Tanner d. Eddie Dibbs 6-2, 6-4, Guillermo Vilas d.

Marty Riessen 6-4, 6-3; Jimmy Connors d. Peter Fleming 6-3. 6-2. National Championships At Nashville, Tenn. THURSDAY NIGHT Senior men: Ail-Around 1.

Scott Keswick, UCLA, Los Angeles, 111.82 points; 2. Bill Roth, Temple, Philadelphia, 110.78; 3. Steve McCain, UCLA, Los Angeles, 110.32; 4. John Roethlisberger, Minnesota, Minneapolis, 110.2; 5. Mihai BaoM Gold Cup, Albuquerque, N.M., Junior boys: Ail-Around 1.

Mike Morgan, Queen City, Cincinnati, 102.32; 2. Aaron Vexler, Daggett's, Amhurst, 99.92; 3. Marshall Nelson, 0TC, Greeley, 98.96; 4. Mike Dutka, Gymnasium, Fairfess Hills, 97 82. Junior girls: Ail-Around 1.

Dominique Moceanu, Karolyi, Houston, 75.90 points; 2. Donielle Thompson, Colorado, Colorado Springs, 75.27; 3. Mary Beth Arnold, FHps, Sparks, Nevada, 73.89; 4. Krlsty Powell, Colorado, Colorado Springs, 73.81; 5. Mina Kim, Dynamo, Oklahoma City, 73.01.

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