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The Sydney Morning Herald Thursday, October 8, 1992 45 CYCLING MOTOR SPORTS GOLF Spobt fiver Butch Magee counted out by nagging injury Lack of sponsors kills off top event JOHN MACDONALD ready to opt I Ttl for coy start Eifv I i IPc if I I (w" I 8 MELBOURNE: Injured Australian motorcycling champion Kevin Magee has pulled out of the 11th round of Sunday's All-Japan SOOcc championship at Sugo. Magee broke two toes and two other bones in his left foot when he crashed more than a week ago while testing his factory Yamaha YZR500 at the 3.73km circuit. He was preparing for this weekend's ride which is the second last in the Japanese series. Magee had a plate inserted in his foot last Wednesday and has spent the past week resting the limb to try to be fit in time. But he announced yesterday he had lost the battle but still planned to make it for the Australian round (the 11th) of the Superbike World Championship at Phillip Island on October 15-18.

Magee is leading the All-Japan 500cc championship series. "Missing the Sugo race will mean forfeiting the championship lead to fellow Australian rider Daryl Beattie," said Magee. "Hopefully I'll be able to con Kevin Magee sad blow test the final round at Tsukuba Raceway on November 1 and overtake any points advantage Beattie gains this weekend. "Presently I'm concentrating on getting 100 per cent right for the Phillip Island World Superbike meeting." Orthopaedic specialists have developed a special lightweight and streamline cast for the left foot complete with a hinge at the ankle to allow Ma gee's foot extra movement during physiotherapy. RUGBY Kahl cleared to leave with the Wallabies Next year's NSW Open has been cancelled because of lack of sponsorship.

NSW Golf Association president John Lugsdin said last night the association had been trying for some time to arrange adequate sponsorship, but time and the economic climate had beaten it. The Open was to have been held at the Manly course. It dates back to 1931 and has traditionally been one of the leading events on the Australian calendar. The Open attracted strong crowds in the mid-1980s when Greg Norman was at his most popular and when it was sponsored by Panasonic. When sponsorship diminished, so did the Open's status, and it was shunted off to Bathurst in 1991 before returning to Ryde-Parramatta this year, where it was won by Craig Parry.

Lugsdin said attempts would be made to restore the Open in 1994. Meanwhile, leading British players Colin Montgomerie and Steve Richardson are confirmed starters for the Johnnie Walker Classic at Royal Melbourne from December 3-6. Montgomerie has not won this year but has had a consistent season on both sides of the Atlantic, with several top-10 finishes, highlighted by third placing in the US Open behind Tom Kite after being once hailed as the winner. Like many rookies before him, Richardson has found it hard to consolidate after bursting through in 1991 with wins in the Girona Open and Portuguese Open and second place on the European Tour moneywinners' list. British Open champions Ian Baker-Finch (1991) and American Mark Calcavecchia (1989) are already confirmed Classic starters.

Dual Classic winner Peter Senior will be defending his title. Winning the first Tooheys criterium race around the Opera House today may not be a tactically correct manoeuvre for Dutch cyclist Mario Van Baarle. Van Baarle, who is in Sydney for the five-race criterium series, said the first race of any meet, whether it be circuit racing around the towns or stage races, was more for sorting out the serious contenders from the also-rans. "If I win the Opera House race, then I will have every single rider on my tail for every other race in the series," he said. "I'd prefer to watch the field, work out who is strong and needs to be watched and bide my time in one of the other races where I can get away being tailed." Even so, tactics play less of a part in criterium racing than in stage racing, largely because the rest of the field can see the length of any breakaway in the invariably tight courses.

Van Baarle predicts a bunch sprint finish for the Opera House event, which will start at 12.30pm and race for 40 minutes plus five laps of the. one kilometre circuit. Of the criterium specialists in the 90-strong field, many of whom will back up later for the eight-day Pacific Power Commonwealth Bank Cycle Classic, Baarle is impressed with Seoul Olympian Brett Dutton, who he has seen race in Holland. But he is unsure of the other contenders, although he has competed against and heard much about Australian Institute of Sport cyclists Patrick Jonker, Jamie Kelly, Darren Smith and the national criterium champion Robert McLachlan. "Most riders we know because we have seen them in Europe," Van Baarle said.

"But really it only takes one race, or maybe only 10 minutes into one race to see who is capable." Greg Dwiar (Taubmans Paints) has just returned from a two-year stint in Germany and looked strong at last week's Australian road cycling championships. Smith, 16th at the Barcelona Olympics, is a cyclist noted for his quick acceleration while his Olympic teammate, track cyclist Henk Vogels could be another speedster to watch in a bunch sprint to the line. In the five trips to Australia for the Tooheys series and Bank Classic, Van Baarle has noticed a marked improvement in the JACQUELIN MAGNAY standard of Australian cyclists. He thinks they will be serious contenders for any one of the five criterium races, although he believes the German Bosch and Polaroid Unified (Russian) teams are particularly threatening. "The Australian style of riding hasn't changed, but their tactical awareness has," he said.

"They are much better for the benefit of riding alongside Europeans. "Now they know what is going on in a race. "They too, have realised that they have to have eyes everywhere, and have to have the astuteness to know which breakaway to go with. "In a split second you have to weigh up whether it is worth chasing someone how many points have they got in the series, how threatening are they, how capable are they of staying out in front." If German rider Thomas Liese gets out in front, the entire pack, apart from his German teammates will be working hard to peg him back. Liese, who won the Bank Classic last year is in particularly strong form, having won a stage in the Tour of Saxony and winning the famed Grundig Cup.

The 1991 Bank Classic winner Vladimir Golushko and his Russian teammate Alexandre Nadobanko have also commanded pre-race favouritism. For the first time the criterium series, apart from the Opera House race, will be held in twilight under lights. "It makes the race look a lot quicker for the spectator because of the shadows," Van Baarle said. "But it makes no difference to the riders, although it will be a nice change to ride in the evening. "It will seem more like a track race." The Opera House race will start at 12.30pm, and then the cyclists will compete at Church Street, Parramatta on Friday, October 9 at 7pm; Mudgee, Saturday, October 10 at 6pm; Gunnedah on Tuesday October 13 at 7pm and Port Macquarie on Thursday October 15 at 7pm.

GREG GROWDEN Queensland five-eighth Paul Kahl will leave with the rest of the 30-man Wallaby squad for Ireland and Wales tomorrow, although he will miss the opening tour match against Leinster on October 17. The Australian management have overcome the situation which saw Scott Gourley miss the 1989 Wallaby tour of France because he was not available for opening matches with a broken hand, by stating yesterday that as the players were in a training camp they were already on tour. Also Kahl had been passed medically fit at the start of the training camp. This has saved Kahl, who is now striving to play the second tour match against Munster in Limerick on October 21, after damaging ankle ligament at training in Sydney on Tuesday. Kahl will not train before the team leaves Sydney tomorrow, and instead will receive intensive treatment from the team's physiotherapist Greg Craig.

An Australian Rugby Football Union player census meanwhile has revealed that youth rugby participation has increased by 21.9 per cent this year. The figures also show that playing numbers have increased by nearly 40 per cent over the past two years. In 1990 there were 65,598 boys and girls under 19 years playing rugby. This figure has now increased to 91,456. There are now 137,401 senior and youth players in Australia, which includes 13,020 Golden Oldies representatives.

Room for two? French cyclist Dominique Mollard checks into the Parkroyal Parramatta yesterday. Mollard is in town for the Tooheys Grand Prix series which starts today. Picture by troy howe fill CRICKET Classy all-round effort enables Lee to set the early pace O'REILLY MEDAL season form with a patient, chanceless 1 lOno in 335 minutes. 12 boundaries 2 ELDER (ND): Bowled with good control and length to capture 2-46 off 26 overs, eight maidens 1 A MILLICAN (R): Provided good suooort to Davison in an excellent 85-run partnership his contribution being 42 in 105 minutes, seven boundaries FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL NORTH SYDNEY Fairfield Duffy, A Morgan 3: SHAHID (F): Compiled a tenacious 98 in 207 minutes 2: HODGES (NS): Took advantage of the helpful conditions, finishing an aggressive display of fast bowling with 4-67 off 28 overs 1: KELLEY (F): Increased the tempo of his side innings with a spirited 42. including six boundaries CAMPBELLTOWN GORDON 1MB No 1 Dodd.

I Thomas 3: CANT (G): Batted well to keep his wicket intact scoring 24 runs in 129 minutes 2: LEE (C): Bowling on a damp pitch showed excellent line and length with figures of 10 overs five maidens. 1-14 1: EMERY (G): Backing up under trying conditions he batted well to hold up one end MANLY UNIVERSITY OF NSW Manly Goddard, A Kingsford-Smrth 3 MARKS (M): Scored 63no in 88 minutes with nine fours and two sixes He took 124 minutes scoring five fours A dour knock 1 MOSS (P): Turned the ball immensely with immaculate length, taking 5-40 from 21 overs in Mosmans second innings SUTHERLAND BTOWN-CANTER8URY Caringbah Crukkshank, O'Roorke 3 McGRATH (S): Maintained excellent pace and control in breaking the back of Bankstown batting 24 swift overs. 3-64 2 WAUGH (BO: Provided substance to Ns team innings, thrashing 81 runs in 133 balls. Onside shots were a treat 1 A CLARK (S): Plugged up his end with nagging length and good control. Captured vital wickets in the middle order NORTH SYDNEY SYDNEY UNI University No 1 Chudleigh, I Thomas 3 KRINGAS (NS): Scored 97 runs in 1 62 minutes.

1 2 fours Aggressive opener innings never gave the bowlers a moment peace 2 HOOKEY NS): 60 runs in 97 minutes with five tours and three sixes A classical opener's innings with some fine stroke play 1 EVANS (NS): Finished with 51 runs in 157 minutes including eight fours A gritty innings finally leading North Sydney to victory GORDON UNIVERSITY OF NSW Killara Brooks, Twining 3 HAYNE (G): Impressive opener innings of 79 including 14 fours Rarely troubled by the bowling and punished loose balls. control punishing anything loose 2 FRY (M): Scored 47no in 1 e3 minutes with six fours figuring in an unfinished partnershiD of 95 in 88 minutes with Marks 1 MINNETT (M): Took 4-2 1 off six overs -wrapping up the innings TOWN-CANTERBURY HAWKESBURY Bankstown Harman, I Jackson 3 WAUGH (B): Took two early wickets then made a stylish 86 with 13 fours and one six in 144 minutes 2 FREEDMAN (B): Took 4-14 in eight overs of wily leg-spin bowling to clean uo the Hawkesbury tail 1 PRICE (H): Scored 46 runs with seven fours to hold his side innings together SUTHERLAND BALMAIN Caringbah Chudleigh. Brooks 3: A CLARKE (S): A determined and susta'ned openers innings of 113 in 348 minutes with 10 fours and two sixes provided the basis of the Sutherland innings 2: BURTON (B): A long soell of effective medium cut and swing bowling yielded 4-66 off 27 overs (five maidens) 1: McLAY (B): Picked uo key wickets at strategic times to finish with 3-46 off 1 5 overs and four maidens MOSMAN WESTERN SUBURBS Rawson Hair. Kain 3: SLATER (M): Opened the bowling and took 6-12 off 13 overs and six maidens ing 50 in 136 minutes, five boundaries 1 A SMITH (VY): Kept trying and deserved his 4-132 off 43 overs. 12 maidens CAMPBELLTOWN MANLY 1MB No 1 I Emerson, A Kelleher 3 LEE (O: Scored 103.

including 14 fours, to add to his outstanding bowling on the first day 2 MARKS (M): A solid captain's innings of 6S'not out with nine fours, stopped Campbelltown winning outright 1 MUMFORD (C): Shared in a partnership of 1 3 1 with Lee after being sent in as nightwatchman last week, finishing with 27no. WESTERN SUBURBS ST GEORGE Pratten Park Griffiths. I Jackson 3 ALLEY (StG): A fine fast bowling spelt after lunch swung the match result Bowled 22 overs (four maidens) and took 5-73. 2 BURKHART (WS): After an early chance played a commanding innings, scoring 7 1 no in 1 56 minutes, seven fours and one five 1 D'COSTA (WS): Batted sensibly while early wickets fell Scored 55 runs in 133 minutes with six fours. PARRAMATTA MOSMAN Old Kings Duffy.

A Kingsford-Smith 3 JONES (P): Five wickets for the day and nine wickets for the game. Troubled all batsmen with his pace and wrapped up the tail in the first innings. 2 KEEGAN (M): Opening batsman. 46 in 2 CANT (G): A solid captain knock of 76 in 206 minutes, including 10 fours and one six 1 ROBERTS (G): Aggressive 69 in 112 minutes, including 10 fours and one six His partnership of 105 in 80 minutes with Paul McLean caoitalised on the team solid start PENRITH NORTHERN DISTRICTS Howell Cameron. A Morgan 3 GREEN (ND: Played shots to all parts of the ground, hitting 17 fours in his 95 to set up victory for his side 2 TAYLOR (ND): In a partnership of 163 with his captain he was the backbone of his side large total, scoring 94 in 191 minutes 1 A GILCHRIST (ND): In his debut innings for his new club, he scored 92 in 1 00 minutes in an effort to set up an outright win for his side BALMAIN HAWKESBURY Drummoyne Oval Eldridge.

Lill 3 SULLIVAN (H): Lion-hearted performance of sustained pace bowling capturing crucial wickets 1 7 overs, three maidens. 3-47 2 McLAY (B): Took control of the innings with some powerful strokes Scored 50 (eight fours) in 97 minutes 1 A KELLEHER (B): Solid with six fours in 115 minutes Deft timing and placement ROUND 2. DAY 1 NORTHERN DISTRICTS RANDWICK At Waitara EMridge. A Marshall 3 DAVISON (R): Continued his fine early 2: HORSLEY (WS): He took 4-17 off 10 overs (one maiOen) 1 HADLEY (WS): had figures of 3 1 7 of six overs PARRAMATTA ST GEORGE Old Kings Cameron, Yabsley No piav PETERSHAM PENRITH Petersham Cruickshanks, Twining SYDNEY UNIVERSITY WAVERLEY University No 1 I Emerson. Lill 3: SAINT (SU): Bowled belligerently with line and length of holy proportion to take 3-39 off 24 overs 2: NIXON (W): Scored a patient 56 three hours-plus to ho'd the innings together 1: GRIMBLE (SU): Demolished the Waverley tail with some deceptive spin bowling, taking 3-13 PROGRESS POINTS: 8: Lee (C) 7: A Clark (S) 6: Davison (R) Jones (P) Cant (G).

Green (ND) Marks (M) 4: Saint (SU). CLUB POINTS: 13: Northern Districts Gordon Sutherland Fairfield 12: Campbell-town. Randwick 11: North Sydney 10: Western Suburbs 9: Hawkesbury 8: Parramatta Manly 7: Sydney University Banks-town-Canterbury Mosman-Middle Harbour Balmain 5: St George Waveriev 4: Peter-sham-Marrickville 3: UNSW 1: Penrith An extraordinary start to the -eason by Campbelltown all-rounder Shane Lee has given him an early lead in The Sydney Morning Herald's grade cricket award, the O'Reilly Medal. Lee, from the South Coast, was easily the most outstanding performer in the first round, destroying Manly by taking 7-51 off 15.1 overs, and scoring 103, which included 14 fours. Then, on the opening day of the second round, Lee won another two votes for being the most impressive bowler on a damp wicket against Gordon.

ROUND 1. DAY 2 RANDWICK PETERSHAM At Coogee Umpires: Hair, Harman 3 DAVISON (R): Played a delightful chaiceless innings which featured strong on-side shots Scored 1 50 not out (16 fours) to iteer his side to victory 2 BARCLAY (R): Toe the anchor role in a solid opening partnership of 55 with HERALDPUMA CRICKET AWARDS Davison Scored 60 with nine fours. 1 WHITBY (P): Toiled hard all day on an unresponsive wicket Bowled 22 overs (10 maidens) to take 1-51 VYAVERLEY FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL Trumper Park Donahoo. A Marshall 3 SMITH (FL): Displayed all his class in an outstanding innings of great Quality Scored 192 in 350 minutes 27 boundaries 2 KELLEY (FL): Assisted Smith in a match-winning partnership of 1 36. contribut SPORT SUMMARY RACE SQUASH ICE HOCKEY NHL: Montreal Canadiens 5 Hartford Whalers 1.

New jersey Devils 4 New York Islanders 3. Philadelphia Flyers 3 Pittsburgh Penguins 3 (OT). Washington Capitals 6 Toronto Maple Leafs 5. St Louis Blues 6 Minnesota North Stars 4. Winnipeg Jets 4 Detroit Red Wings 1.

Los Angeles Kings 5 Calgary Flames 4 Vancouver Canucks 5 Edmonton Oilers 4 WOMEN'S WORLD OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP 2nd round tn Vancouver (Prefix denotes seeding) Lisa Opie (Eng) Nina Taim-iaho (Fin) 9-1 9-2 9-4. 5-Robvn Lambourne (Aust) Denise Som-mers (Neth) 9-6 9-5 9-3. Senga Macfie (Eng) Rebecca OCalla-ghan (Ire) 9-4 9-S 9-0. Tuula Myllyniemi (Fin) Daniela Grzenia (Ger) 6-9 9-6 9-5 9-2. Suzanne Horner (Eng) Donna Newton (NZ) 9-3 9-4 9-0.

7-Liz Irving (Aust) Rebecca Macree (Eng) 9-1 9-1 9-1. 3-Micheile Martin (Aust) Toni Weeks (Aust) 9-0 9-1 9-0. Sarah Fitz-Geraid (Aust) Demer Holleran (US) 9-3 9-0 9-0. 2-Martine Le Moignan (Eng) Vicki Card well (Aust) 9-6 9-2 9-4. 1 -Susan Devoy (NZ) Claire Nitch (Sth Afr) 9-6 9-2 9-4.

4-Cassandra Jackman (Eng) Linda Char-man (Eng) 9-2 9-1 9-2. Sabine Schone (Ger) Hugoline van Hoom (Neth) 10-6 9-2 7-9 9-3. 8-Sue Wnght (Eng) Carol Owens (Aust) 9-4 9-6 9-5. Sharon Bradey (Aust) Jane Martin (Eng) 9-6 9-6 9-3. Fiona Geaves (Eng) Danielle Drady (Aust) 10-8 10 8 9-3.

6-Heather Wallace (Can) Nicole Beumer (Neth) 9-10 9-2 9-S 9-0. Aldnch-Gary Muller (Sth Afr) 6-4 6-1. 2nd round singles: 14-Mark Woodforde (SA) Todd Martin (US) 6-7 (7-1) 7-5 6-3. (Wednesday) 2nd round singles: 8-Walty Masur (NSW) Jamie Morgan (NSW) 6-4 6-3. Christo Van Rensburg (Sth Afr) 16-Shuzo Matsuoka (Jap) 7-5 7-6(7-1 Neil Borwick (Qld) 1 1 -David Whea-ton (US) 6-0 3-6 6-4.

Byron Black (Zimb) 10-Derrick Rostagno 7-6 (9-7) 6-7 (5-7) 6-4. 4-lvan Lendl (US) Brett Steven (NZ) 7-5 7-5 9-Paul Haarhuis (Neth) Grant Doyle (NSW) 6-1 6-3. 3-Andre Agassi (US) Jim Grabb (US) 6-4 6-2. 2nd round doubles Patrick McEnroe-Jonathon Stark (US) 7-Grant Connell-Glnn Michibata (Can) 7-6 (7-4) Schedule of play Oct 8: CENTRE COURT: 10am: Wayne Fer-reira (Sth Afr) Henrik Holm (Swe). followed by Richard Kran-cek (Hoi) Neil Borwick (Qld).

Stefen Edberg (Swe) or Patrick Bauer (Ger) Richey Reneberg (US). Andre Agassi (US) or Jim Grabb (US) Patrick Kuhnen (Ger). John McEnroe (US) Byron Black (Zimb) 7.45pm Ivan Lendl (US) Mark Woodforde (SA). Goran Ivanisevic (Cro) Chnsto Van Rensburg (Sth Afr) COURT ONE (Darling Harbour): 12 noon: Wally Masur (NSW) Paul Haarhuis (Hoi). Not before 4om Steve Devries (US)-David Macpherson (Tas) Stefan Edberg (Swe)-John Fitzgerald (Vic).

Jim Grabb-Richey Reneberg (US) Neil Borwick (Qld)-Simon Youl (Tas) To be announced (court to be arranged): Luke Jensen (US) Laune Warder (NSW) or Byron Black (Zimb)-T Middleton (US) Mark Kratz-mann (Qld) Wally Masur (NSW) (Newcastle) Copeland Lucas (Penrith City) Chappell Joer-dens A Lindsay Micallef Willetts (Sthn Dist) Hocking (Georges Riv). Head coach Howlett. Asst coach Fogarty Liddell (Sutherland) U-16 Afnoue A Armstrong Douglas Kennedy Musico Wood (Georges Riv) Aldred Koch A Shifferdecker (Sthn Dist) Cowling Ingram Moss A Hawkins (Campbelltown) Lowe A Dial (Newcastle) A Rindfleish (Sutherland) Head coach: Horton (Central Coast) Asst coach: Read Cnsp (Georges Riv) Wnetu (Sutherland). WOMEN: Hobart Jan 1993: Open: Evernden Hampton Lindsay Wilkins Doig (Cumb-Nepean) Wise Marr (lllawarra) Roche (Lake Macquane) Fox Ledingham (capt) (North Shore) Herbert (vice capt) Milson Turner Westbury Bruce (Sutherland) Roche (NSWSA). Head coach Peel (NSWSA) Asst coach: Mahon (Sutherland) Arthur (Campbelltown) Melbourne, jan 1993: U-19 Clark Davis Dioguardi Mikkelson Titcume (capt) Hanes (vice capt) Davis (Cumb-Nepean) Ward Farrant (Lake Macquarie) McGuffie A Patterson Whetu (Sutherland) Lammi (North Shore) Frauenfelder (Wagga) Robson (Georges Riv) Carr (lllawarra).

Head coach Ledingham (North Shore) Asst coach: Selem Ridded (Cumb-Nepean). Darwin, January 1993: U-16: Clay (Pt Macquarie) Dunne Jones Wright (Sutherland) Fenwick Moore (Lake Macquarie) Gentle A Miechels Tancred Wark (Cumb-Nepean) Gorman Notley (Georges Riv) Woolage Kenning (lllawarra) Perman (Manly Warnngah) A Deaton (North Shore) Head coach: A Miller (lllawarra) Asst coach: Mackie (Sutherland) A Moore (Lake Macquarie). RUGBY LEAGUE LANCASHIRE CUP SEMI-FINAL In Wigan, England WIGAN 48 (Robinson 2 Lydon 2 Edwards Botica Betts Mather tries Botica 8 goals) OLDHAM 8 (McDermott Russell tries) at Central Park Crowd 9 020 YORKSHIRE CUP SEMI-FINAL SHEFFIELD 12 (McGuire try Aston 4 goals) HULL 8 (Jackson try Eastwood goal) at Don Valley Stadium Crowd 5.000 WORLD CUP TOUR OPENER In Leeds. England Australia's team: For Friday night's match against Hudders-fiekl: AUSTRALIA: Brad Godden. Tim Brasher.

Steve Renouf. Mai Meninga (c). Graham Mackay. Brad Fittler. Ricky Stuart.

Brad Clyde. John Cartwnght. Paul Siro-nen. Paul Harragon. Steve Walters.

Mark Sargent res: Kevin Walters. Bob Lindner. Glenn Lazarus. David Gillespie. TENNIS Scorers: Delia Balda (own goal 20) Swift (56) Petter (76) Attendance 610 GROUP TWO STANDINGS PW APts Norway 330072 6 Poland 11 0 0 3 0 2 Netherlands 10 0 10 1 0 Turkey 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 San Marino 2 0 0 2 2 6 0 England GROUP FIVE In Reykjavik Greece Iceland 3-1 (half time 1-0) last night Scorers: Iceland: Thordur Gudionsson (81st minute, penalty) Greece Nikoalaos Manias (4th).

Chnstos Kostic (73th 88th) Attendance 250 GROUP FIVE STANDINGS PW APts Greece 22006 1 4 Hungary 2 1 1 0 3 2 3 Luxembourg 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 Iceland 300 3 3 9 0 Russia Remaining matches: Oct 13. Russia Iceland Oct 27 -Russia Luxembourg Nov 10 Greece Hungary (1 993) Feb 16 -Greece Luxembourg March 30 Hungary Greece April 13 Luxembourg Russia April 27 Russia Hungary May 19 -Luxembourg Iceland May 22 Russia Greece June 1 Iceland Russia June 15 Iceland Hungary Sept 7 Hungary Russia Iceland Luxembourg Oct 12 Luxembourg Greece Oct 26 Hungary Luxembourg Nov 16 Greece Russia GROUP SIX In Hahnstad. Sweden Sweden Bulgaria 6-0 (half-time 2-0) Scorers Henrik Larsson (29th 40th 54th) Andreas Bifd (65th. 86th). Andree Jeglertz (89th) Attendance 1 378 GROUP SIX STANDINGS PW APts Finland 211010 3 Sweden 210161 2 France 110010 2 Bulgaria 301207 1 Austria Israel Remaining matches: Oct 13 France Austria Oct 27 Austria Israel Nov 10 Israel Sweden Nov 13 France Finland Dec 1 Israel Bulgaria (1993) Feb 16 Israel vFrance March 26 Austria France April 13 Austria Bulgaria April 27 Bulgaria Finland France Sweden May 1 1 Bulgaria Israel Finland Austria May 18 Sweden Austria June 1 Sweden Israel June 15 Finland Israel Aug 21 Sweden France Aug 24 Austria Finland Seot 7 -Bulgaria Sweden Finland France Oct 12 Bulgaria vAustna France Israel Sweden Finland.

Oct 26 Israel Austria Nov 9: Austria Sweden Israel Finland Nov 16 France Bulgaria AUSTRALIAN GRADE 13 AND IS TALENT IDENTIFICATION CSHIPS in Lismore: Day 3: Grade 15 NSW Country 1 ACT 0 Day 4: Grade 13 New South Wales 2 drew with Queensland 2. Victoria 3 Western Australia 0. NSW Country 6 Northern Territory 0 Day 5: Grade 13 Northern NSW 2 NSW Country 1. New South Wales 1 Victoria 0. Western Australia 3 Northern Territory 0 Grade IS NSW Country 1 Northern NSW 0.

New South Wales 10 Northern Territory 0. South Australia 3 Tasmania 0. 55 5.9 Crafty George (5) 53 5 10 Far Reaching (7) 53 5. 11 Red Charobea (10) 53 5 12 Princess Bataan(11)52 Emergencies 13 Wonder Folk (8) 55 5 3 1.10 MAIDEN PLATE 1200m 1 Cheddington (2) 57. 2 Fear A Flit (6) 57, 3 Half Roll (13) 57.

4 Paddy Ango (7) 57 5 Zylkani (3) 57. 6 Laquita Bay (9) 55 5. 7 Silken Habit (12) 55 5. 8 Sweet Flower (11) 55 5. 9 Deeming 1 0) 53 5 10 Mister Medusa (1) 53 5.

11 Rich Element (5) 53 5 12 Toolora Twist (8) 52 Emergencies 13 Starvero (4) 57 4 1.40 3YO CLASS ONE 1430m 1 Jurat (5) 58 2 Go Peerless (8) 56 5 3 We Deliver (7) 54 4 Bien Vu (2) 53 5. 5 Let It Ring (3) 53 5. 6 Sunmaker (4) 53 5. 7 Benbara Lord (1) 52 5. 8 Flash Demon (6) 52 5 5 2.15 CLASS TWO HCP 1900m 1 Bay Demon (4) 57.

2 Cross The Floor (10) 57 3 Dollza-tore (3) 57. 4 Roseanne Boy (7) 57 5 Scottish Alliance (6) 55 5 6 What A Deal (5) 55 5 7 Lady Of Mercy (8) 54 8 Arama Dancer (9) 53 5 9 Flashy Eyes (1) 53. 10 Renegade Red (2) 53 6 2.50 SCHWEPPES HCP 1900m I Swayaura (4) 59. 2 Tacano (5) 55 5 3 Glenconda (8) 54 5. 4 My Dark Rebel (12)545 5 Call Me Luck (10) 54 6 Gaelic Connection (1 1) 53 5.

7 Bingarrah (7) 53 8 Go Willingly (9) 53 9 Plume Or Veille Tawm (6) 51 11 Contest (2) 51 12 Anachronism (1) 51. 13 Ghanal (13) 51 7 3.25 CLASS SIX HCP 1100m 1 Legendary (9) 57 5 2 Southern Spy (4) 54. 3 Lady Hatton (6) 53 5. 4 Benadass Flyer (5) 52. 5 Fearless Lord (3) 51 6 Sauatter Run (8) 51.

7 Chris Talk (1) 51 8 Sky Calypso (7) 51 9 Etna Choice (2) 51 8 4.00 WELTER HCP 1430m 1 Pure Fire (2) 57 5 2 Count Of Honour (1) 56 3 Special Cheque (6) 56 4 Beat That (5) 54 5 Whitworth (7) 53 5 6 Sweet Truce (3) 53. 7 Belsia Supreme (8) 53. 8 Rocky Ambition (4) 53 9 4.35 CLASS THREE HCP 1200m 1 Sonny Burnous (8) 57 5 2 Prince Brigand (7) 56 5. 3 Scotch Eagle (5) 55 4 Mr Narcissus (4) 54 5 5 Cool Dice (9) 54 6 Kildare Chime (3) 53 5. 7 Golden Blush (10) 53.

8 Wiley Bill (2) 53. 9 Bem-Raiah (1) 52. 10 Upheld (6) 52 PACING Harold Park RUN TOMORROW 1- 7.00 VARIETY CLUB 19G0m 1 -632 ADMIRAL ESSEX NZ fr 2 -461 PAY AS YOU GO fr 3 -429 CARNABY HANOVER fr 4 -216 SEBC0ENZ fr 5 -167 MIRICARD0 LADY NZ 6 -541 RUELLE CHAT fr 7-123 MOON FELLA NZ fr 8 809 ZERO RATED NZ fr 9 742 PAVAUTO fr 10 -569 CARDEN COURT fr 2- 7.30 ASIA ROCSTA 1960m 1 -237 VARIETY JOHN fr 2 -331 SILKY BLUE CHIP fr 3 -312 CITY OF LIGHTS fr 4 234 CLAYMOR CHARLES fr KOSC it 1 1 1 5 -714 RACE OF YOUR LIFE NZ fr 6 -291 COBON JACKY fr Weights for Saturday 7 223 SPORTS MEN fr 8 -113 SHEA HAMILTON fr HCf Cir- 9 -312 CAESARS PRIDE fr Beach 55 5 Shout For The 10-119 CRISCEL fr Wind I 54 Storybook 54 Argyle Blue 54 Azzurri Pride 54 Leaping 3- 8.00 ALLIED COURIER 2350m Gold 54 Lisandra 54 Partible 54 1 -235 THE PHOENIX fr -Sur iHIVLt i.i r-i ckiq cikic lAnc tr Belle 54 Saturn Girt 54 Scarta- isjfi rmnrFNTVifv. 2 taan 54 Starlifter 54 Stylish Plume -nfF 54 Rock 54 Rediscovered 4- 121 SOUTHERN SIEGE fr 53 iaeai Anael 53 Fast Ace 53 5 636 MOOVENUP fr A 96 SJ h3St ACe 6 -210 STRIKING JOULE fr VEILMOND HCP 1100m: 7 -316 DONNACHIE PARK fr Swell Style 55 5 Rory Mirth 55 8 -381 SUPREMITY NZ fr St Rory 54 Campaign Warrior 54 9 666 TITAN VIC NZ fr Cassini 54 Headstrong 54 1 Mars- 10-220 BROTHER CLARE NZ ma.n, 54 lstX Inflation 54 Polkerdot Kid 54 SPRAYGRASS 1960m Sabah Lima 54 Social Path 54 1 -221 ROMPIN CAMPBELL rvJ fx 2 -849 CHRISFIELD fr vr.or 3 County 53 3 -113 CATCH THE ACTION fr vanou5 30 4 -189 SACCONE fr VALAIS HCP 120Om: Guards' 5 241 MY BEEFIFTYTWO fr Time 57 Never Forget 55 5 Silver 6 966 GREY RAVEN fr Fiver 55 Cessation 54 Misty Power 7 31 1 MEADOW MIRAGE fr t4 53 Harmony 52.5 8 -122 JOSHUA TREE OD fr Drill Sej-eant 52 5 Festive Gifts 52 5 Flirtatious Me 52 5 Semii Ah SOCCERTAB 1960m Mop 52 5 Backo (NZ) 51 5 Sound 1 -215 MALONEMAN fr PJjf 2 -153 M0VIN ON fr 5 3 766 BARON GRANT fr Knnce -1. 4 388 STAR CONTENDER fr DELVILLE WOOD 1200m 5 -222 SAN JOSE fr Botany View 57 5 Flash Kanoi 56 6 -119 BLACK COLT fr Mighty Tango 56 Promenade 7 -321 CLASSIC MASTER NZ fr Dandy 555 Soclosure 54 5 8 -118 NETHERBY SIL fr Zadames 53 5 Esoui 52 Bro- 9 875 ALBERT HENRY fr ff Choice 51 5 Kalamarco 51 5 in 3J7 1 awlf man oD fr Merlot 51.5 Prince Zoffany 51 5 1Q -22 LAWUtoo MAN UD u-uabisc 5, As-hat 51 De Lamerie 51 Cousin Peg 51 Ace 5 Commander 51 Royal Hostess 51 if Playing Hard 51 The Sea Wink 51 SF'SVd-.

Colour Bash 51 Spring Palace 51. d'S-T-S? HELIOS HCP 1500m Baggio STTk- 57 5 Treasury Bond 56 Zadames J- 54 5 Danzaonnce 54 Pip Away 54 Top Of The Bill 54 Cloud Captain 53 Royal Again 53 Travelling Gold 53 David Folly 52 Liberator 52 MORAITIS GROUP 190m Best Prince 52 Hilltop Lad 1 7.ABin fr 515 -enola 515 Pro Guy 515 Ioa of accr-r ci i I Gomaz 51 Knight Switch 51 A TT rf nutrf.ii 7 Scorpwind 51 Prendre La Jour 51 'Hi. LA5Y-RHXTHM NZ Welcome Nugget 51 Tnfolly 51 4 -000 KELTIC CHIEF fr Blue Sky Lady 51 Pay Cash 51 5 262 DARKIES GIFT fr 6 727 HOLLY RENEE NZ fr MXTTfr1ER H.P 7 333 RAMLASTAR fr 56 5 A.u'Ae 8-011 HIDDEN EXTRAS fr 9 -227 STARSHINE GLEN fr J-J? Jl" a in kaa pcuTirmi Doii-rc Valley 52 KoHacn Valley S2-5 10 644 PENTAGON PRINCE fr Snushtar 52 5 Spectacular Ruler 7 10 00 dovlf'S l-KTW-. 51 5 De Lisle 51 Tahlee 51 Racing eT. Ruler 51 Prosek 51 Kiwi Flights "2f.

51 Ladv Honora 51 Regency 2 -972 YOUNG EINSTEIN fr Square 51 Maiestic Mission 51 3 005 NIACHASENZ fr Passage To India 51 Coddle 51. 4 -189 BLACK HONDO fr NIGHT RAID HCP 1900m 7 "i Afrikaaner 57 5 In The Money 56 5 1 nt it, nr Willing 55 5 Stawell Gift 54 Touson 54 Strokes 53 5 Overnight 53 .0 IS. Af Pr Re-al Demand 53 Bagg.o 53 Yarra 10-573 HARRYS CYCLE fr Bay 53 Tanzam 53 Tahlee 53. AMIGA 3S0m BEAU PERE WLTR 1350m 1 77 clpitha Gold Trump 60 Alishan 59 5 2 -37 5DI MASTER" i LJof'nSZ .77 pai rcArciuckiiic i'a Megs Ego 58 Bay Of Hope a VaI rf Srt 56 5 E'tK 56 5 Generous Prince '12 56 5 Chrome Blade 55 Minstral 5- 619 CLASSY FELLA NZ fr Dancer 55 Phantom Hero 55 6 262 GOLD LION fr Seniority 54 5 Golden Step 53 7 827 PERCEPTIBLE fr Multisync 53 Social Rule 52 Enjoy 8 -315 ADMIRAL CHIMES NZ fr Dancing 51 Gold Regency 51 9 -218 ROYDON WARRIOR Caiun 51. Caulfield Weights for Saturday DEBUTANTE STAKES 900m (2YO Fillies) Cimaresque 53 Clever Zoe 53 Delnta 53 Hatter's Castle 53 Hortense 53 Hula Song 53 Imitation Of Life 53 Lauras Express 53 Magniloquent 53 Miss Prospect 53 Overshadow 53 Pearl Choice 53 She Jests 53 Sour Dough 53 Sweet Pippa 53 Swift Tycoon 53 Torrence 53 Toscanella 53 Ubanzee 53 Yeat Choice 53 WILLIAM CLARKE STAKES 1200m: (3YO Colts Geldings).

Never Undercharge 57 5 Mannbo 57 Baskerville 56 5 Knoshaf 56 5 Chemin De Fer55 5 Loudoun Brae 55 Premier Rai 55 Gold Message 545 Al Jab Bar 54 Landerry Downs 53 5 Pecariohvic 53 5 Bronze Legend 53 Mr Untouchable 53 Picnicker 52 Rataxes 52 Star Del Re 52 Bonds Lane 51 5 Celmont 51 5 Centaflight 51 5 Faithful Choice 515 From The Park 515 Vertigo 515 Cenchange 51 Jest The Best 51 Smooth Exit 51 Blue Orchids 51 Far Reaching 51 Salquita 51 Dominant Star 51 Ice Prince 51 Kala Melody 51 Swift Emperor 51. CAULFIELD GUINEAS 1600m: (3YO) Apopka 55 5 Awesome Force 55 5 Bad Boy Bud 55 5 Best Weapon 55 5 Bundy Lad 55.5 Canopy 55 5 Chemin De Fer 55 5 Delacoon 55 5 Facile 55 5 Hes Classic 55 5 Hidden Saint 55 5 Just Juan 55 5 Kaaptive Edition 55.5 Kenfair 55 5 King Marauding 55 5 Let Him Ride 55 5 Monsieur 55 5 Nassidas 55 5 Never Undercharge 55 5 Our Pompeii 55 5 Palace Reign 55 5 Palace Symphony 55 5 Pirate jack 55 5 Primacy 55 5 Quegent 55 5 Redding 55 5 Roys Boy 55 5 Sheer Extravagance 55 5 Shoeshine Henry 55 5 Simonstad 55 5 Snow Lord 55 5 Standard Issue 55 5 Tuscan Artist 55 5 Vertingly 55 5 West End 55 5 Yachtie 55 5 Azzurro 53 Burst 53 Riva Diva 53. CAULFIELD STAKES 20O0m Better Loosen Uo 59 Braashee 59 Castletown 59 Dr Grace 59 Grooming 59 Ivory Way 59 Mates-tic Boy 59 Mantlepiece 59 Mr Eurostar 59 Prince Saiien 59 Rough Habit 59 Super Impose 59 Sydes-ton 59 Val Arno 59 Conshana 57 Dark Ksar 57 Heroicity 57 Kinjite 57 Naturalism 57 Soho Square 57 Subzero 57 Veandercross 57 Let's Elope 56.5 Mannerism 56 5 Gath-erneaux 54.5 Ramyah 54.5 Tarar 54.5 Bassurma 48 5. THE FAMOUS GROUSE TOORAK HCP 160Om Naturalism 59 Let's Elope 58 Mannerism 57 Prince Salieri 57 Sydeston 56 Planet Ruler 55 5 Mantlepiece 55 Maiestic Boy 54 5 Purple Curse 54 5 Jim's Mate 54 Just Tommy 54 Infallable 53 Dark Ksar 52 5 My Wanderin' Star 52 Alias Comber-bache 51 5 Soho Square 51.5 Ready To Explode 51 Star Video 51 Acushla Mane 50 5 Coolong Road 50 Instrumental 50 Three Pals 50 Vows 50 Excited Angel 495 Centonic 49 Conshana 49 Fancy Bird 49 Gatherneaux 49 Heatherton Chief 49 Manzelle Perdu 49 My Only Vice 49 Palareign 49 Palitana 49 Staring 49 Tarare 49 Tarheel Boy 49. CLASS TWO HCP 2000m Western Sport 56 Princess Voyager 55 5 Marmion 55 Caped Crusader 54 5 Conquestare 54 5 Count Orsay 54 Real Tolomy 54 Manner 53 5 Rasstar 53 5 Moon Chase 53 Hidden Belle 52 5 Polish Precedent 52 5 Cartland King 52 Coal Fired 52 Enchanting Gold 52 Jo Leuko 52 Lomeo 52 Mediterranean Sun 52 Miss Lovable 52 Our Spirit King 52 Pride Of Jason 52 Roval Greetings 52 Royal Outcast 52 Steel 52 Swift Prince 52 Vilavite 52.

CLASS ONE HCP 1000m B'az-ing Keen S6 Lynx 55 5 Pilot Account 55 Scion 55 Classic Blood 54 5 Lochtel Bandit 54 5 Lasseter Found 54 True Susie 53 5 Dark Prancer 53 Golden Flow 53 Returns 52 5 Advabam 52 Black Black Red 52 Flash Decision 52 Great Whiskey 52 I'm Covered 52 Milan Boy 52 MAIDEN HCP 1200m Torch-bearer 55 5 Equivalence 55 Finest 55 Always Cheers 54 5 Bedford 54 5 Bosque 54 5 Devil Queen 54 5 Dream Jester 54 5 Gunfleet 54 5 Knobcone 54 5 Midnight Dilemma 54 5 Negotiate 54 5 Stvrian 54 5 Thunderbolt 54 5 Unhand Me 54 5 Northern Beauty 54 Best Of Times 53 5 Blue Guy 535 Crown Grey 53 5 Gift Of Freedom 53 5 Hollywood Dnve 53 5 Imposing Boy 53 5 Irish Coffee S3 5 Jessielvn S3 5 Molo-meo 53 5 Nana Well 53 5 Pnnce Of Justice 53 5 Red Garter 53 5 Symphonious 53 5 Tawston 53 5 Aly Dancer 53 Bargibant 53 Christmas Party 53 Cosmic Wit 53 Honey Do 53 In The Military 53 Renard Cheval 53 Rubamos S3 Sawbuck 53 Wanganella 53 Adra-taan 52 5 Bebhinn 52 5 KancH Special 52 5 Meine Tochter 52 5 Myalla Pnnce 52 5 Piano 52 5 Toppan Singer 52 5 Zond 52 5 Black Magnum 52 Danpetroa 52 Decollete 52 Gift Time 52 Halo Lass 52 Hiiani 52 Instant Reason 52 Jo Leuko 52 Overbid 52 Rich Demand 52 Schaunard 52 Shaslan 52 Shift 52 Sir Allen 52 Star Lover 52 Super Pulsar 52 Tough Competitor 52 Zero Prince 52. MAIDEN HCP 1600m Tickles 56 Custodian 54 5 Tnfollv 54 5 Welfare State 54 Carazat 53 5 Artman 53 Been To Lima 53 Caphure 53 Shamrock Guest 53 Tranter 53 Wenona Boy S3 Adra-taan 52 5 Deux Cent 52 5 Gala-wood 52 5 Giselle 52 5 Instance 52 5 Sarwell 52 5 State Of Mind 52 5 Zonal 52 5 Zond 52 5 Balance Of Payment 52 Boomstar 52 Braal 52 Caroipa 52 Fine Clip 52 Flash Ochre 52 Flash Wedding 52 Gold Sand 52 Hillel 52 Instant Reason 52 Jo Leuko 52 Lady Zoffany 52 Lomeo 52 Lordly Looker 52 Lords 52 Madam Sui 52 Miss Pottinger 52 Myalla Express 52 Our Spirit King 52 Pandava 52 Pillaman 52 Purple River 52 Rise From The Rank 52 Rollo's Lass 52 Sharp Boy 52 Winter Wood Rose 52 CLASS THREE HCP 1600m Our Shamrock 57 Lots a Gold 56 Welcome Nugget 55 5 Broadside 55 Freedom Ride 53 5 Blue Sky Lady 53 Native Dawn 52.5 Loose Lips 52 Tri Century 52 Voodoo Warning 52. THOROUGHBRED CLUB STAKES 1400m (3YO Fillies) Sparky Miss 57 Freedom Fields 54 5 Minsky Lass 53 5 Serene Look 53 5 Snippet's Girl 53 5 Tennessee Mist S3 5 Caitie-Eb 52 5 Carngham Joy 52 5 Forget Playing 52 5 Gold Design 52 5 Googs Dream 52 5 Iniect 52 5 Jov Girl 52 5 Kamposera 52 5 Let Goose 52 5 Mclmoose 52 5 Molly Gem 52 5 Munition 52 5 Neranto 52 5 No Telling 52 5 Princess Plume 52 5 Rocchetta 52 5 Rubique 52 5 Sagacious Lass 52 5 She A Gun 52 5 Snippety 52 5 Tantinet 52 HOW NOW HCP 1600m (Mares) Mamzelle Perdu 59 Staring 58 Star Worship 56 Oh Pretty Woman 55 Beaver Called 54 5 Sea Rhapsody 53 5 Starry Belle 53 Why Worry Be Happy 53 Willow Gold 53 Ausmart 52 5 Sea Sauall 52 5 Strokes 52 5 Garters 52 Runnymede 52 Tallahto True 52 Imelda 51.5 Something Wicked 51 5 Infinite Charm 51 Lambert Miss 51 Move In Line 51 Rising Light 51 Lorraine Party 51 Ivoretto 51 Tawm 51 Dora Pet 51 Gold Turn 51 Listarc 51 Indiana Smith 5 1 Whiskey Bay 5 1 HERBERT POWER HCP 2400m Prince Salieri 57 Grooming 56 Aquidity 55.5 Val Arno 55 Ivory Way 54 5 Mr Eurostar 54 5 Big Barron 54 Braashee 54 Delmar 53 5 All Boy 52 Brave Expectations 52 Three Pals 51 5 Kawtuban 50 5 Azzaam 50 Notwithstanding SO Elaine's Shadow 49 Maraakiz 49 Mr Sulu 49 My Only Vice 49 Rudug 49 Sky Flyer 49 Sky Votino 49 Kembla Weights for Tuesday. October 13 LORD MAYOR CUP 14O0m Century Reign 62 5 Generous Prince 59 Seniority 56 5 Successful Round 56 5 Forf un 56 Lenester 56 Estimable 55 5 Social Rule 55 5 Gredaan 55 Mighty Rimu 54 5 Tingo Eve 54 5 Glenmurray Rogue 54 Promenade Dandy 53 Pleasant Life 52 5 Posifipo 52 5 Cover Me 52 From The Bush 52 Here Comes Gold 52 Kigali 52 Lenola 52 Like A Bullet 52 Metro Express 52 Monarch Prince 52 Moral Victory 52 Mountain Blues 52 Oh Carol 52 Purse Strings 52 Rampant Fury 52 Run Fire 52 Scorpwind 52 Strokes 52 Treen 52 Wave Power 52- CLASS TWO HCP 1200m: Arbitrary 57.5 Mandatory 56 Petal Patch 555 Purling 55 Blazing Keen 54 5 Every Detail 54.5 Emerald Smile 54 Zeroth 54 Ami Noir 53 5 Scion 53 5 Chantilly Bronze 53 Classic Blood 53 Hit The Boards 52 5 Paloma Picasso 52 5 Willard 52.5 Autumn Run 52 By The Light 52 Century's Knight 52 Choices 52 Curry Powder 52 Getaway 52 Godover 52 Grab The Penny 52 Grey Emperor 52 Heze-kiah 52 Institute 52 Marais 52 Mounted Cavalier 52 Pack Drill 52 Pregare 52 Todrana 52 Tree Haven 52. RUGBY UNION BRITISH MATCHES Cardiff 75 Penarth 7.

Ebbw Vaie 38 Newbridge 15. SAILING NSW HOBIE CATAMARAN CSHIP at Forster: Final platings: 14ft Mad Dog (P Breaden) Legend (P Redmond) Jack Africa (J Dennett) 16ft Goose CT Cotsell) and Bad News Boat (R Engwirda Qld) eg Warp Speed (A McCul-loch) 17ft: Bogg Hole (G Van Dijk) Blu (E Ekert) Passing Wind (T Branch) 18ft ANZ Bank (ASault) Bundv's Bimbo (D Bundock) Bun-bridge Glass (B Sumner). EUROPEAN INDOOR WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT In Zurich 1st round (Prefix denotes seeding) 7-Magdalena Maleeva (Bulg) Brenda Schultz (Neth) 6-3 6-3. Andrea Temesvari (Hung) Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (Ger) 4-6 7-S 7-6 (7-5). Patty Fendnck (US) Katenna Kroupova (Czech) 6-0 6-3.

1 -Steffi Graf (Ger) Karma Habsudova (Cech)7-5 6-1. Pam Shrtver (U Laura Golarsa (Italy) 6-3 6-1. Andrea Strnadova (Czech) Loise Allen (U 4-6 6- 3 6-4 TOULOUSE MEN. TMENT At Touiouse. France (Prefix denotes seeding) 1st round: Jan Siemerink (Neths) 5-Carl-Uwe Steeb (Ger) 7- 6 C7-5) 6-7 (6-8) 7-6 (7-2).

7- Andrei Medvedev (Ukra) Thomas Gollwitzer (Ger) 6-2 6-7 (9-11) 6-4. Christian Bergstroem (Swe) Jakob Hlasek (Switz) 7-6 (7-5) 6-2. Pier Gautl-er (Fra) Olivier Soules (Fra) 6-3 6-3. 8- Omar Camporese (Italy) Henri Leconte (Fra) 2-6 6-3 6-4. Lionel Roux (Fra) Biorn Borg (Swe) 6-0 6-4.

Cednc Proline (Fra) 7-Andrei Cherkasov (Russia) 4-6 6-4 6-1. AUSTRALIAN INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP Sydney Entertainment Centre (Prefix denotes seeding) (Tuesday night) 1st round doubles Tuesday night: Neil Borwick (QlcO-Simon Youl (Tasmania) Sven Salumaa (US)-Sandon Stolle (NSW) 6-3 6-4. Stefan Edberg (Swe)-John Fitzgerald (Victoria) Pieter TOUCH FOOTY CITY COUNTRY CHALLENGE at Tempe: MEN Open City 3 Country 2 U-20 City 2 Country 1 30yrs City 4 Country 0 35yrs City 2 Country 1 40yrs City 3 Country 2 WOMEN Open City 2 Country 1 U-20: City 4 Country 0 30yrs: City 8 Country 1 MXD Open City 2 Country 0. Snr: City 7 Country 3. RACING Traralgon RUN TOMORROW 1 12.10 MAIDEN PLATE 1200m 1 Best Value (8) 57 2 Davada Joe (12) 57 3 Filos Diavolos (4) 57.

4 King Yofcoy (5) 57. 5 Sharp Time (11) 57. 6 Cher Mist (7) 55 5 7 Penny Mac (9) 55 5. 8 Riotville (1 0) 55 5 9 Sister Nemo (13) 55 5. 10 Dunmore Boy (1) 53 5 11 Native Zam (2) 53 5.

12 Callece (6) 52 Emergency 13 Cafe Charm (3) 55 5 2 12.40 MAIDEN PLATE 1200m 1 Blackboard (2) 57 2 Elite Bounty (12) 57 3 Gain The Victory (3) 57. 4 Mevrouw Son (6) 57. 5 True Valour (13) 57. 6 Disputed Bay (9) 55 5. 7 Skien Lass (1) 55 5.

8 Voodoo Queen (4) SOCCER BRITISH MATCHES English Football League Cup 2nd round, 2nd leg Blackburn 4 Huddersfield 3. (after extra time 90 minutes 3-3 Aggregate 5-4). Chesterfield 1 Liverpool 4 (5-8) Grimsby 2 Queen Park Rangers 1 (after extra time. 90 minutes 2-1. aggregate 3-3 Queen sPark Rangers won 6-5 on penalties).

Hartlepool 2 Sheffield Wednesday 2 (2-5). Ipswich 4 Wigan 0 (6-2). Lincoln 1 Crystal Palace 1 (2-4). Peterborough 2 Leicester 1 (2-3). Plymouth 3 Luton 2 (5-4).

Portsmouth 2 Blackpool 0 (6-0). Swindon 3 Torquay 2 (9-2). Wimbledon Bolton 1 (3-2) FRENCH 1ST DIVISION In Nimes, France Nimes 0 Montpellier 0 ITALIAN CUP 3rd round 1st leg In Foggia, Italy Foggia and Internazionale drew 0-0 EUROPEAN UNDER-21 CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS GROUP TWO In Serravalle San Marino Norway San Marino 3-0 (half time 1-0) SOFTBALL NSW TEAMS To play at the National Cships. Melbourne. March 1993 MEN Open: McPherson A Catford Clout Richardson (capt) Wilson (vice capt) Roche (Georges Riv) Truman (lllawarra) Smith Trail Murray (Penrith City) Baver-stock Lalic Weir Weir (Sthn Dist) Portlock (Sutherland).

Head coach: Blanchard (Penrith City). Asst coach: Howlett (Georges Riv) Brindley (Sydney) Canberra. Jan 1993: U-19 Baddock A Barton Brady Davison (capt) Hodges Tallon (Campbelltown) Carter Wicks.