The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 27

FRIDAY 22 OCTOBER 1993 THE AGE 27 Sport Age New names but the same old NSL Vies choose two rookies, two leggies By LAURIE SCHWAB Tbe National Soccer League begins its lstb season tonight, complete with changes to club ames and hasty repairs to the latest cracks la Its foundations. When the Newcastle Breakers kick off against Wollongong at 7.M pm, there will be a collective sigh ef relief about Just having ciou this far. Tbe Breakers, burdened with a $2 million debt between seasons, were balled out by neighboring club Walisend, wblch provided a loan. Then, not long afterwards, coach Bruce Stowell and general manager David McQuire resigned. Stowell later Joined Brisbane United, which was also In financial strife and which bad sacked its coach, Mlron Blelberg.

Brisbane United, rescued by Its major shareholder, tbe Queensland Soccer Federation, was reborn this week as Brisbane Strikers, complete with new strip and a determination to whip up enthusiasm among sports fans who were depresslngly apathetic about their state's previous national league clubs. Strikers is one of four new names In the national league, tbe other being Melbourne Brunswick United, previously Juvenilis, and Melbourne Knights and Sydney United, previously Melbourne Croatia and Sydney Croatia. Newly promoted Brunswick also known as Melbourne BUSC bas taken the place of the relegated Preston Makedonla. In a league that has had 2M coaching appointments since 1177, only three clubs have new coaches for 1II3-M Mlrko Bazlc at Melbourne Knights, Jim Foley at Newcastle and Stowell at Brisbane. One club, Sydney Olympic, bas a new ground.

It bas moved to Lelchhardt Oval from the dilapidated St George Stadium. Parramatta Eagles, who won the National League Cup final last Sunday, and Sydney United, the beaten finalist, are the most likely to threaten the league's traditional giants Marconi, South Melbourne, Adelaide City and the Melbourne Knights. Morwell Falcons have been the most active club on the transfer market, having signed their Ktb new player, John Gagetti. Tbe top dozen recruits, in no particular order, appear to be John Plllemer (Brunswick), Andrea Icardl (Marconi), Joe Splteri (Parramatta), David Cer-vlaskl (Melbourne Knights), Alexander Kuzmanovlc (Brunswick), Jason Polak (South Melbourne), Michael Reda (Adelaide City), Goran Neglc (Heidelberg), John Marovskl, Brian Bothwell, Lachlan Armstrong (Morwell Falcons), and Andrew Zlnnl (Brunswick). Weekend draw, with Hkily wtoMn In cepMto, Ik TONIGHT: Woaongong Newcarte Breakers (draw), arandon Pa.

7.30 pm. TOMORROW: Brisbane Seam PARRAMATTA EAOLEI, Parry Park, 7 pm. SUNDAY: HeKMBenj MARCONL at Olympic VMege, pm MELBOURNE KWOHTS AdlHldl Cay, at Crortan Scoria Cenlre. 3 am; Sydnay Olympic MORWELL FALCONS, at LalCMiardl OveL JO pm: wm Adalaida Bnnawtc (draw) at Hmd-man Stadium, 7 JO pm: Sydnay UMad South Mitjcumi (dm) at Croatian Sports Can, Sydnay, IX pm. Lehmann steals show in return to old colors Darren Lehmann yesterday stole the show In bis return appearance In South Australian colors In the opening Sheffield Shield encounter, but Darren Webber's script also made for Interesting reading when the pair rescued their side from the brink of collapse In Brisbane.

centuries by the namesakes and a record South Australian fifth-wicket partnership at the Gabba helped SA seize the early Initiative over Queensland. The duo shared In a 160-run stand In contrasting centuries as SA went from 476 just before lunch In the first session to an impressive 6323 at stumps. Webber and Lehmann's efforts wrote them into the SA history books ahead of much more Illustrious company In the form of Sir Garfield Sobers and Ian Chappell wh set the previous Gabba best fifth-wicket of 156 in 1962-63. While Lehmann's magnificent 128, his first ton at the Gabba, was brisk and full of dash, Webber shed the scoring limelight early and only when his partner left did he assume the role of aggressor. After a first 50 taking US balls, Webber needed only 79 more to register his second Shield century in only eight appearances.

Webber combined In a second partnership of 87 with keeper Tim Nielsen before Nielsen fell for 26 in the second-last over of the day. The first partnership overshadowed the earlier deeds of Ttist paceman Craig McDermott, who opened the door for Queensland with a sizzling 10-over opening spell which returned him 315. In Brief Top players for classic Three of tbe world's top-20 men tennis players will compete In tbe Colonial Classic male and female Kooyong exhibition after Christmas. Austrian Thomas Muster (ranked ninth) will be the star attraction, along with Czech Karel Novacek (15) and Russian Alexander Volkov (17). Others for the 26-30 December round-robin are Spaniard Emllio Sanchez, New Zealander Brett Steven and Australia's John Fitzgerald.

Polish charge Polish riders took the first four placings and overall leadership of the Commonwealth Bank Cycle Classic yesterday. Daiiusz Baranowski became race leader after winning the 100-kilometre stage between Vales Point and Munmorah. Mann up front Englishman Dave Mann was resting in Benalla after maintaining the lead during the 10th stage of the cycling tour of Victoria and Tasmania yesterday. Elkington victory Texas-based Australian Steve Elkington beat American John Daly five and four In their first-round encounter In the World Matchplay Golf Championship at Wentworth In England last night Wallaby changes Matt Burke replaced Marty Roebuck In the rugby union side to play Languedoc-Rousslllon Selection In Narbonne, France, tomorrow. New South Wales winger Alistair Murdoch replaced Damien Smith.

Surprise leader Former Victorian construction contractor David Hill, who turned professional almost a year ago, was a surprise leader after shooting 65 in the first round of the $200,000 Perak Masters golf tournament at the Meru Valley course at Perak, Malaysia, yesterday. By MARTIN BLAKE Victoria's cricket selectors last night named two players for their first-class debuts and Indulged in the extravagance of picking two leg-spinners in the 12 for the Sheffield Shield opener against South Australia in Adelaide next week. Melbourne batsman Brad Hodge, 18, and teammate Richard Herman, 26, are the first-gamers. Hodge, who has just completed a stint at the Australian Institute of Sport's cricket academy in Adelaide, will be In the 11; Herman probably will be 12th man unless the team management strays from Its plan to unleash both leg-spinners, Shane Warne and Craig Howard, on the powerful South Australian batting line-up. The selectors have paid more than Up service to the stated policies of encouraging youth and attack.

Hodge and Howard are teenagers, fast bowler Simon Cook is 21 and top-order batsman Matthew Elliott, 22. Furthermore, chairman of selectors John Grant said that if the Adelaide Oval wicket had been prepared as expected, both Warne and Howard would play. "We looked at picking a side that could bowl the opposition out," he said. "If we get there and It's a greentop or something, we may change our position. But that (two spinners) would be our Intention If the conditions are as expected." with the Inclusion of Howard to join Warne.

"I applaud It," he said last night from his home In Cheltenham. "I think It makes the game more Interesting." Howard bad form on his side, with a six-wicket haul for Ring-wood In District cricket last weekend. The selectors also would have been mindful that with Warne expected to have Test commitments later this summer, Howard will be expected to step Into the breach. With just four first-class games to his name, he needs the experience. The new boys, Hodge and Herman, both played In the Mercantile Mutual Cup match against Queensland last weekend.

Hodge, a short, well-organised top-order batsman, has built his reputation on an outstanding junior career that included the captaincy of Victoria's under-19 side. Herman, who bats in the middle-order and bowls at medium pace, has worked his way through District ranks and played three Mercantile Mutual Cup matches last season. Cook, another Melbourne youngster who played two Shield games last year, replaced the Injured Damlen Fleming from last Sunday's losing side. Fleming, who has a hamstring strain, was included In a squad of 15 for Sunday week's one-day match against South Australia following the Shield encounter. Apart from the 12 for the Shield game, the other inclusions in that squad are James Sutherland and Ian Harvey.

The final side for the one-day match, which is tacked on to the end of the four-day Shield game, will be chosen next week. ShMd turn: 0 Jones (c), Dodemalde, Philips, Elliott, Ramshaw, Hodge, Berry, RerHel, Warne, Howard, Cook, Herman. Second XI (v Northern Territory): Allardtoe (c), Dowting, Ayrea, I Harvey, Harper, McLeod, Malllgan, GeJbralth, WWUms, Cortwtt, Wilson. Blue Jays shoot to 3-1 lead in runfest Philadelphia, Thursday The Toronto Blue Jays scored six runs in the eighth inning to climb back to a wild 15-14 baseball victory over the Philadelphia Phillies yesterday to take a 3-1 lead In the World Series. The Blue Jays stood one win away from their second successive championship -of major league baseball after surviving a game as ugly as the bloody scab on the chin of their starting pitcher Todd Stott-lemyre, a souvenir of an Ill-advised dive to base.

"I think It Just might go down in the annals as one of the all-time games for the World Series. It's unbelievable," said Philadelphia manager Jim Fre-gosi. "It was pretty wild. Just about everything happened. It was quite entertaining and quite long." Toronto manager Clto Gaston said: "Like I've been saying all year, this team doesn't quit.

They just keep coming right after you." The 29 runs in the game were the most by far In a World Series, breaking the 57-year-old record of 22. The four hours, 14 minutes duration beat the nine-Inning record of three hours, 48 minutes. Devon White had four runs batted in for Toronto, Including a two-RBI triple that plated the tying and Toronto's Rickey Henderson, left, is congratulated by Tony Fernandez after scoring in the first inning of game four against Philadelphia. south Australia Not since the 1950s has a Vic- fm Mrot torian side Included two specialist leg-spinners. Back then, Doug Iverson.

unusu' wiaimi Mconmott 4 folded-finger grip made him fam- iSSH! 6 ous. and others such as Jack Hill, melscn cHMiy Law 3 Geott Cormack and Norm Blun- j'SouoEmnotM dell, engaged in the game's most simktM b. ik, a eccentric craft. TJ -m These were heady days for spin. In the 1951-52 season, Victoria BOWLING: McDermett 36.1-68-9 (1nb, Kwpmict 21-S-7H (tnb), RKkamwi J4-s-7.

used seven slow bowlers. 0 (ML Law 5-2-11-1, 20-642-1, A Bent 5-o-a-o. Ring, one of Don Bradman batting tmc 32 minnM. overs: 100. 1948 was delighted winning runs after Rickey Henderson's two-run, two-out single In the eighth.

Tony Fernandez's fifth RBI started the explosive Inning. "Tonight It was a hitters' night," said Fernandez. "At one point in the game it looked like they had the game suddenly the momentum turned around." game one loser. Almost nothing worked In the bullpen last night not even the phones. At one stage Gaston tried to call in left-handed pitcher Tony Castillo but because of a phone malfunction right-hander Mark Elchhorn strolled out on to the field instead.

"This was a very sweet victory," said White. "Well, we just didn't score 20 runs," said Fregosl. "We just didn't have anybody who was throwing the ball well." In tonight's fifth game, ace Juan Guzman, starter of the Jays' game one victory, was slated to start for Toronto against Curt Schilling, the Price assessments by RAY HUXLEY 1.20.60. TAB Nos: 7 3 6. Divs: Win $8.50 Place S2.30 $2.70 $2.10.

$52.10. $350.40. 0: 1.40 S2.80 $4.10. 1 0.50. 164.60.

S4.20. 4-3YO FILLIES (CL3) HCP 1200m: Geelong Williams) 1, 12-1 DAPPER OPAL 52 (B Kino) 2, 6-1 LORRAINE'S PARTY 60 carr 57 (C Eyles) 3. Unpl. 22-10 fav Lake Newland. All Palareign.

Diamond Wonder. 1-j ten. fid. Time: 1:44.30. TAB Hat: 5 3 4 Oivs: Win S4.40 Place $2.00 S2.20 $2.20.

S12.90. $160.30. $381.70. DUAL CHOICE PLT 1200m: 5-1 fav HAWKS PEAK br 5 (Noalco-holK (Fr) Miss Illusion) Trainer: A ye Dual 7 CL6 HCP 1100m: 7-1 OUR 1 1.00 3YO 1090 metres SUMMER GLEAM a 4 (Gleam Smdil. 58 (T Jatkman) 1.

151 I 7 I. Dvs: ict $4.10 $4.00 $1438.30. Win $20.60 Place Macnine tusj rrairie riower iwzj. Trainer: I Smith, 54 carr 54.5 (M raiiinct. I Jiniiii.

ja nrr j.a First start On Pound Starling Apple Ckler First Start. Vita Chaval Love A Sow 1.5U. IM.bO. Pay) 1. B-l FAST WORK 51.5 (N Da 4JouM: lalm In CM-d Hawfci PttA (2) $251.10.

Sub: 1. Extra douMa: Toe Cur (5) ZsftiUiaai (10) $30.40. Si: 5, Oiiadrtla: 5. 3. 2.

$5,579.70. Subs: 1. ciKin GREY MAMA A 53 (M CUrkf) 2, 141 OUR FLYING MARTIAN 53.5 (M Flaherty) 3. Than followad: 33-1 Alinta 13-6 fav Magical Storm 16-1 Ancona Magk 161 Tipsy Gypsy 15-1 Vcrscav 15-1 Roaring 251 Firat sun Vrte Chaval Got The Vibe (O Nikolic) 1, B-1 (D Mottf 2. 6-1 52.S (M Clarkt) 3: 11-1 Gill BRONZE LEGEND 4-PT LINCOLN INDEPENDENT TYRES CL1 HCP 1210m: 5-1 JET CUTTER 5 (Sir Gerald Gin Dancer) Trainer: A Francis, 57,5 carr 56 (S Cahili) 1, 12-1 SPIRIT 4-1 6- 1 4-1 12-1 7- 1 7-1 20-1 10-1 3.

Then followed: First start Magical Wonder Lady Mode 1-0-0. 5V4l 5th (55) Murtoa 1100m 3YO Mdn 2 Oct First start Star Watch Quelle Romance TiDaiina lo-i Doai us in iu-i piusn 8-1 Lady Cimarosa 7-1 Midnight Cruise 6-1 Brave Path 8-1 Better MAIDEN Smerdon Musgrove Smerdon Morgan Ms A Graham KTBourke A Browell Brown Balls Wilson O'Sulllvan Hall Rating 5 6 6 6V JVl 1 6 6 5Vi 4 8 SAKken Goreham Tretoar(3) WStrigg Barone DMott Browell Murphy Robertson Buhaglar Dunn(3) A Matthews I 3 4 a 10 11 12 .55 .55 .55 .55 .55 .55 .53.5 .53.5 .53.5 .53.5 .53.5 .53.5 BRITISH MONEY (2) CHADSTONE (12) COOINOA LAO (1) MAGIC MODE (7) 5 NORTH BELLMORE (6) STARLOOKI11) 0 ABRIDGED (8) 76S ALLIOOPb 5) 66 CARINYA DOLL (10) DARK HEART (9) FLAXENIOUE (3) 9 REQUEST A FLY-BY (4) OF MALIBU 53 (J Michailoff) 2, 1-0-0. 22V.I last (53.5) Echuca 1200m Mdn 2 Oct anower u-i nasn in boio 4u-i Writer Ben 100-1 Snip Of Luck 7-1 Temperate King 200-1 Fear Filou. 10-1 Lunisin 3j iu earner; 3. Unpl.

35-10 eo lavs Winds Of Fire 1:11.70. Oivi! 2-04. 111 6th (55.5) Pane 1200m 2YO 12 April 2-04. SVjl 6th (53.5) Ararat 1100m 3YO Mdn 9 Oct Dm: Win $5.90 Place S2.00 S4.30 mm siariea. ien, i-4 ien.

lime: 8-1 len. Time: 1:13.40. TAB Mm: 10-1 First start Heerten VaiHeW 51.5 carr 49 (M Dolendo) 1, 3-1 BIJOUTERIE 53.5 JM Evans) 2, 7-1 DUNASTEIA 53.5 (M Fitzgerald) 3. Unpl 10-9 fav Blue Phil. Scr: Vaunt, Switch To Ma.

Len, 1- len. Time: 1:04.10. TAB Not: 2 3. Divs: Win $24.90 Place $4.60 1.60 $4.60. $54.30.

S2042.00. $69.30. 3-3VO CL1 HCP 1200m: 6-11 fav GALLIC FUN br 3 (Tate Gallery (US) Gallic Waters). Trainer: Mitchell. 53.5 (L CassidyJ 1, 5-1 GOLD INDEX 55.5 (N Smith) 2.

14-1 HEAR THE MUSIC 51.5 (G Nock) 3. Scr: Redstaad, Half Day, Totally Ours, 'i len, 14 ln. Time: 1:11.00. TAB Not: 3 1 7. Divs: Win S2.10 Place SI.30 S2.60 NTD.

$5.00. $27.20. $32.10. HCP 2100m: 13-2 LATIN GENERAL ch 9 6 (Noble Buou (US) Latin Girl). Trainer: Yorke, S2.5 (P Falvey) 1.

9-1 MEMPHIS DANCER 55 (R Cart-wright) 2, 20-1 MAD DARCY 51 carr 51.5 (A Thompson) 3. Unpl 6-4 fav Sir Slant. Scr: Hawaiian Hula. Len. len.

Time: 2:12.20. TAB Nos: 4 3 8. Oivs: Win $7.90 Place S2.10 $2.60 S7.60. $32.60. $1519.30.

$26.50. 5-SPRING CUP OPEN t350m: 5-1 PRINCELY PATCH ch 6 (Ooer Prince Dreamer's Review). Trainer: Campbell, S3 (M Fitzgerald) 1. 5-1 THWARTED S4 (0 McLel-lan) 2. 11-2 RICKETTY NICK 52 (A Robinson) 3.

Unpl 7-2 fav Left Lead. Scr: Another Dame. 1'i 10-1 first sun uoopon uowen ArtoeHque 1-0-0. 81 Mh (52.5) Bridge 1206m Mdn 6 Oct 7-1 3. Divs: Win $4.50 Place $1.60 S4.20 S6.90.

$47.20. 1437.50. $162.50. 5-PORT NEILL HOTEL CL2 HCP 1350m: 8-1 MERRITON MAGIC or br 4 (Hamersley (Ire) Mern-ton Lass) Trainer: JHirbridge, 54 (D Kavanagh) 1. 8-1 LINCOLN 1 51.5 (S Arnold) 3.

Unpl 3-1 fav Natural Wong. Scr: Colour Bash, Royal Dolphin. Lg hd, 'j nk. Time: 1:04.00. Protest 2nd against 1st dismissed.

TAB Nos: 17 1, Divs: Win $11.40 Place $2.90 $2.50 $2.10. $50.70. $798.90. $122.50. 8 -CL3 HCP 1000m: 4-1 NEVER SWITCH 4 (Switch In Time (Ire) Everglades).

Trainer: Cooke. 51 carr 51. (L Cassidy) 1, 5-1 OUR LEENA 55 (G Eades) 2, 11-4 fav LA NAVIDAO 51.S (M Evans) 3. Scr: King Tradition, Pania, Sovereign Shower, O'Casey. Late scr: Regal Arada.

Prices shown are not affected by late scratching, Lg nk, nk. Time: 0.58.00. TAB Nos: 12 2 6. Oivs: Win $5.40 Place $2.00 $2.60 $1.60. $28.00.

$200.90. 0: $33.70. Port Lincoln (C Evl Bimtii s.s carr u.s TRACK: GOOD 1 WINTERTAYLOR MDN PLT 1700m: 7-2 ca fav FRONTIER LAME 9 3 (Lanfraixo (GB) -Easter Parade (Ni)) Trainer: Smith, 53.5 (D Nikolic) 1. 4-1 STAY ALERT 57 (G Hall) 2. 6-1 CZAR PRINCE 57 Attken) 3.

Then followed: d-1 Villain 15-1 Hellie Miss 16-1 Sharnoir 7-2 eq lav Glengah 16-1 Striking Fanda 33-1 Alternate Ends 40-1 Taiscnbe 33-1 Imperial Prospect 100-1 Lisa Tops. Scr: Love Couplet. nk. 1-4 ten. Time: 1:46.70.

TA1 Not: 11 4 I Oivs: VVm S4.40 Place SI. 60 S1.70 11.60. 15.70. SI 10.80. 2- 3YO MDN PLT (1) 1500m: 4-5 lav SHAGGY BOS ch 3 (Zedilavt 2.

15-1 SCAfVOLA 55.fT (D Holland) 3. Unpl. 35-10 fav Qi 2 1.35 CLASS 136 WANALTA LAW dm (1) 2 4S3 POIROTd(6) 3 521 FLUSHCUTTER LAD (7) 4 20S BRIGHT COTTON (3) 5 38S WAIT ON ME (5) 6 602 YOUNG HAWK (2) 7 537 ANTEROS (4) line Blues. All started. 1-i len, snl .57 .56.5 .54.5 .53 .53 .52.5 .52 8 7Vi 2 6 5Vi 2 Payneta) Baster(a) Ms Reesfa) Dunn(3) Addat(a) Darlington na.

Time: (rec). TAB Nos: 7 5. Divs: Win $6.10 Place $2.00 2200m: 11-2 ZENiTHAAL 4 (Whiskey Road (Uij) Glansynd) Trainer: McKmnon, 52 (P Payne) 1. 16-1 GOLD SUM 54.5 (D Oliver) 2, 251 LAZETTE 51 (D Taggart) 3. Then followed: 20-1 Geelong Diamond 112 Jack's Innocent 15-1 Mistral Dream 66-1 Car-ato 100-1 Count Cardinal 16-1 Priceless Luck 8-1 Scrutinise 13-2 Blazing Raider 251 Cheeky Kid 25-1 Cheval's Choice 125-1 Madaddy 5-2 fav Hammerstnke 16-1 Whiti Te Ra.

All started. Len, I-J4 Ien, Time: 2:18.10. TAB Not: 10 3 IS. Divs: Win $6.30 Place S2.10 $4.00 $10.90. $38.90.

$1916.20. $53.20. $3.50 $4.30. S39.10. b.u.

vi: bt.iu. ijm.su. 19.70. S-HCP (CL2) 1500m: 6-1 DIAMOND HEIST ch 4 (Kaaostad (Ni) High Proof (Nz Trainer: A Ryan, 54.5 (M Flaherty) 1. 15-1 ZAMADERA 53 (P Den Hertog) 2.

4-1 fav NORDIC EXPRESS 54.3 (T Jackman) 3. Then followed: 7-1 Sound Halae 151 Papal Monarch 15-1 Zephyr's Gift 12-1 Right Ready 40-1 Fine Merino 33-1 Fifita 1 1-1 Brave Maior 10-1 Tristore 33-1 Grand Saarond 40-1 Mackil-lop 16-1 Pawnee Warrior B-l Cost A Quid 16-1 Ritual Dance 20-1 Lord Totstov. Scr: Ishelle. Turfing. Sandpiper.

Leo, ten. Time: 1:31.00. TAR Nos: 14 Divs: Win SS.70 Place 12.00 S4.00 $2.20. $52.70. $448.00.

BOAKS TRIAL STAKES 2200m: 20-1 BALM IN GILEAD 3 (Rubtton Costume) Trainer: A Ryan. 52.5 JT Jackman) 1, 4-7 fav CONSTANT FLIGHT 56.S (R Dye) 2, 7-1 MERROW 54 (G HalO 3. Then followed: 25-1 Give Me A Buzz 40-1 Diamond Gypsy 50-1 Shellacking 10-1 Asdaf 40-1 Ritual Snip 5-1 Motown Blue 20-1 Comet Annie 20-1 My Benbara 100-1 Jackson's Rose. Scr: Plan Not. Nk, 2 Ien.

Time: 2:19.70. TAB Not: 1 4. Oivs: Win S38.50 Place $6.20 $1.20 $2.00, $23.80. 3 2.10 CLASS 4 HCP Torpy Riley DM Levett OLeary O'Sullivan I Dodson BuHfiam 3 HCP Bant Callender Bruhn Sushames Glen Grandlne Nicholson Welkins A Mclntyre 1400 metres 11-4 5h, 25-4-7. 31 6th (55.5) Band 1300m CI5 16 Oct 3- 1 5g, 21-4-4.

11 3rd (53.5) Mom 1200m CI4 12 Oct 7-4 6g, 29-4-8. 2Val won (53.5) Ararat 1310m CO 9 Oct 20-1 Sh, 21-34. Pulled up64) N'cort 2800m Hdkt 1 April 7-1 5m, 16-2-8. tVH 8th (48) Send 2138m Mares 28 April 10-1 4g, 19-3-9. Ml 2nd (51.5) Pens 1400m CI3 9 Oct 15-1 7g, 23-2-5.

tVU 7th (52) Warrack 1200m C0 16 Oct 1800 metres 10-1 7g, 29-3-3. 81 7th (51.5) Warm 1700m CK 5 Oct 4- 1 5g, 28-3-5. 21 2nd (52) Avoca 1800m Hep 16 Oct 6-1 4m, 16-3-1. 10HI 7th (55) Pens 1400m CO 9 Oct 6-1 Sh, 16-2-3. 7Val 4th (57) Manag 1800m CI2 Oct 6-1 6g, 32-3-4.

won (53) Murtoa 1600m CI2 2 Oct 5- 2 5m, 26-2-8. II 2nd (52.5) Wang 2000m CI2 11 Oct 33-1 6h, 38-3-4. 121 Mt Oem 1300m CM 14 Oct 6- 1 6g, 47-2-11. 2Vil 2nd (52) Ararat 1310m CO 9 Oct 20-1 5m, 20-2-5. 321 last (52) Pens 1400m CO 9 Oct 1400 metres Hall) 2.

14-1 LATIN CENTURY na. Time: tab 6 4 8. Divs: Win $8.70 Place Wyong TRACK: FAST 1 -TUDOR VALE STUD 3YO MDN HCP 1210m: 12-10 fav LEGAL DANCER br 3 (Amen Brother fUSl LpqjI Dftwriolion) Trainer: A Kermond Ms Ress(a) Buhaglar Strlgg Llenert Cunningham Harrison Ms Puis Browell .56 .56 .54.5 .53 .52 .52 .52 .52 8 8Vi 7 6Vi 6 8 0 6 1 1 577 BRAVE MARINER (1) 2 542 DANBIT (8) 3 357 RACHECK tm (6) 41 4S4 SOUTHERN MALLEE (5) 301 JOYFUL DAYS (4) 522 FANCY GOLD T. 6S0 RAHNOVA (2) 692 IMPERIAL SANS (9) 940 JOYCE'S PRIDE (3) oo3.ou. GRAND TASMAN HOTEL CL6 HCP 1 700m: 22-1 0 A ANTE BRIGAND 6 (Brigand (US) Turrarrms) Trainer: A Francis, 58.5 (Ms Dodo) 1, 18-10 fav WOLVERTON'S BEST 54 (P Shepherd) 2.

35-10 AZAPAL 54 (J Michailoff) 3. Scr: Ouregal, Skylar. 2-'i len. lg nk. Time: 1:47.60.

Divs: TAB Nos: 1 3 2. Win $3.30 Place $1.80 $1.70 NTD. $4.50. $25.80. 7-LINCOLN BACON SPECIALIST FLYING 1210m: 15-10 fav PREM 7 (Shy Rambler (Us) Havoc (Nz Tra.ner: A Francis.

58,5 carr S5.S (C Eyles) 1. 45-10 DtGITTE 57.5 (B Kino) 2, 33-1 MY GIFT 52 (1 Michailoff) 3. All started. Len, nk. Time: 1:12.80.

TAB Not: 1 2 ft Oivs: Win S2.10 Place $1.30 $2.40 $7.70. $11.40. $183.30. $8.90. B-NU-VIEW WINDOWS MON EXACT A 1210m: 28-10 fav SPORTING HALO ch 5 (Don't Say Halo Dally double: Prlncaly Patch (6) Our Summer Gleam (3) SB 1.00.

Subs: 4. CENTURY KING 54 carr 55.5 (G Eades) 2. 1 1-2 SOLO MAGIC 53.S bj.s (A Ma une wsj a. men followed: 10-1 Sea Ranch 12-1 Top The Lot 40-1 Larrikin's Hat 33-1 Comme Le Vent 12-1 Ambostlti Gold 8-1 Tristram Again 25-1 Really Cool 12-1 Clamour 16-1 Prophet's Charm 100-1 Esperal 50-1 Mists Of Heaven. Scr: Lady Musketeer, Springs Eternal.

3 ien. 2 nk. Time: 1:31.40. TAB Net: IS 12. Divs: Win S1.80 Place SI.

40 $2.10 $4.50. $7.10. $112.50. $11.80. 5-3YO MDN PLT (2) 1500m: 6-4 lav OAKMONT be 3 (Star Way (Go) Caitland (Us)) Trainer: I 4-1 tav ii Amaai.

1 len, 2 len. Time: Carrison. S3.5 carr SO.S (S Gn-vell) 1. 22-10 VASILIOS 56.5 (D Kavanaoh) 2. 16-1 LINCOLN-DERRY 55.5 (B King) 3.

All started. 2-4 len, 3-'a ten. Time: 1:14.10. TAB Nos: 8 3 4. Divs: Win $3.00 Place $1.40 $1.50 $5.70.

$3.80. $80.00. 2 -COOLOOLOO STUD 3YO MON HCP 1210m: 50-1 SARO ROSE I WELTER HCP 45 7-PORT PHILLIP CUP 1700m: 3-1 Freeoman. 55 onvtr) i. o-i nctumjn.

33 unverj 1. 1 4 2 1- 11S 2' 566 3 257 4 827 5 323 040 PRIMITIVE PASSION S3 5 (D TOP GUY 5 (Gaius (Ire) Glenda's Gossip) Trainer: Elk- ingion, bf (K Uye) 1. n-tt 5 8 8 TVi Vi 7 6Vi 1 3 TRACK: FAST 1 MDN HCP 1100m: 7-4 POMPE-H BELLE 3 (Pompeii Court (US) Playing Facility (Gb). Trainer: Smith, 55.5 (M Pay) 1. 3-1 MAG-NKR S3.5 (0 McLellan) 2.

6-4 tav AIR LIAISON 53 (N Rat 3. Scr: Sportsday. Kashiri, Tiger Girl. Late scr: vous en Pne (7-2). Prices shown are not affected by late scratching.

1-'i len, len. Time: 1.05.00. TAB Nos: 1 7 8. Win $2.20 Place $1.20 $1.60 $1.30. $4.80.

$17.20. 2- MDN HCP 1100m: 12-1 CHAR-LAURA GOLD 4 (Buena Gold Chnshelann). Trainer: Walsh. Oue Respect) Trainer: Rich- ards. 58 carr 5S (C Eyles) 1.

25-1 MISS TRESE 52 carr 52.5 ID Ka- VOLUNTARY 58 (P Payne) 2, 7-1 MY DIAMOND ROUGE 57.5 (G Cooksley) 3. Then followed: 30-1 Double Gin 5-2 fav Most Happy Fella 33-1 Favoured Boy 40-1 Bramton 11-2 Pine Rad 12-1 Precious Poppi 66-1 Call To Order 50- (ft" Barone) 3. Scr: Derby Downs. Sht nk. 1-'4 len.

Time: 1:14.20. TAB Nos: 7 4. Divs: Win $35.20 Place $6.30 $1.60 $1.30. 1H? ififi7 fin $146.70. .11 ni ij'-io uiu Tagoart) lOl HMAM DANCER 53.5 (G Robinson) 3.

Then followed: 7-2 Arctic Blare 33-1 Madame Miaow 7-1 Undisclosed Funds 16-1 So Easy Campese 14-1 Elated Mist 100-1 Hidden Menace 14-1 Ruby Magic 20-1 Capital Lass 25-1 Rockne 25-1 Kalance 50-1 lUn Sumayr. Scr: Sister Ethel. t-4 Ien, nk. Time: 1:31.90. TAB Not: 4 13 6.

Oivs: Win $2.50 Place To avoid error, TAB investors should check numbers with the official lists of fields at TAB agencies. Lists published in newspapers are not official. 5rr: I carr 53 (A Williams) 3. 6FS 060 Angel, Golden Salmon, Top Gam- bier. 3-CUB CL4 HCP 1000m: 6-1 TAB Nos: 13 5.

Divs: Win S3.50 5 3 STRATOCRUISER br or blk 4 (Curravilla (Ire) Wharlette (NZ) Trainer: John Hall. 52 carr 50.5 (A RECKLESS DAY (4) Hancock ABOVE DECK dm (9) Richardson ILLUSTRIOUS LEADER (8) McNamee AVONARA (1) Wilson WALLUM cdm (6) Arnold OPEN PEARLY GATES (2) Cerchi LAPUSHKA'S BOY cdm (5) A Browell ANOTHER EAGLE mb (7) Leary LADY DWYER tdm (3) A Mclntrye .20 CLASS 1 HCP PENNIES IN HEAVEN (12) Leary EXTRALAO (7) DC Saxon DEBBIANNE (9) WD Thomson SEDATELY (5) Bruhn DELORA'S DIAMOND dm (10) Davis PHILL'S BABE db (1) Maclure SALUTE THE NAVEY (6) Sushames BRAD'S BOY (4) Baker RANGER AGAIN cm (13) Ma Darrington NORTHWOODS EXPRESS (14) Hall Place i.u JO.iu H.4Q. $111.40. $815.40. $17.90.

7g, 15-8-3. kj hd won (52.5) CauH 2400m Hep 23 Feb 9g, 73-11-16. 3ttl 6th (53.6) Chel 1450m Wltr 16 Oct 7a, 21-7-4. 131 7th (56.5) Pent 1400m Hep 9 Oct Sg, 234-8. 31 7th (54) Ml Oamb 1100m Fly 14 Oct Sg, 294-5.

IVil 3rd (55) WbeaJ 1100m Fly 16 Oct 4h, 22-3-3. 101 13th (52) Wbae 1400m Hep 9 Oct 9g, 63-18-14. 81 6th (53) Bend 1400m Hep 16 Oct 7g, 26-5-3. Fen (64) N'cort 2800m Hdle 20 May 5m, 214-5. 291 10th (52) Pens 1400m Hep 9 Oct 1400 metres 3g, 6-1-3.

21 2nd (56) Pens 1200m CM 9 Oct Sg, 12-1-4. 21 4th (53.5) Murtoa 1200m CI1 2 Oct 4m, 16-1-4. 121 9th (52.5) Avoca 1200m CM 16 Oct 31, 1-1. Vink won (53.5) Pens 1200m Mdn 9 Oct 4m, 18-1-5. 51 last (55) Mt Gamb 1100m CO 14 Oct Sg, 26-14.

2nd (53.5) Murtoa 1600m CI2 2 Oct 4g, 12-1-1. 1Vil 2nd (60) Manang 1175m CM 9 Oct 6g, 15-1-1. 221 13th (52.5) Stew 1860m CM 11 Sept Sg, 20-1-7. 41 8th (53) Ham 1600m CI1 17 Sept 4g, 44-1. 6l 11th (51.5) Morph 1600m CI1 3 Nov 4a.

54-1. 171 11th (541 MorrJ 1100m Mdn 4 Sent 222 Payne(a) 59 8-1 Ms Hutchinson .58 6-1 Harrison 57.5 5-1 Buhaglar 55 9-2 Llenert 54 5-1 JCerchKS) 53.5 4-1 Browell 53 7-1 53 33-1 A Kermond 53 10-1 Lambert(3! 56.5 9-2 Addaboo(2tt) 56 6-1 Young 55 12-1 Buhaglar 55 4-1 Ms Payne 54 10-1 Barone 53.5 8-1 WStrigg 53.5 18-1 MsCPuls(a) .52.5 16-1 Darrington .52.5 20-1 A Matthews 52.5 8-1 DWilson(3) 52.5 14-1 Harrison 52.5 14-1 52.5 6-1 52.5 50-1 14-1 2- S44 S. S29 4 1 lapan, first round In the CHMA. S1.CB d. A Henricksson (US) 6-4, 6-3.

6 7 In Valencia: Valencia (Spain) 3 Karlsruhe (Germany) 1 l-o. Scorers: Valencia: Mi ja to vie (35th), 2: 1-1 Nowolftj fCimrM it 940 092 772 060 (264km). July 14: Rest day at Lourdes. July 1 5: 1 2th stage Lourdes-Luz-Ardiden (210km). July 16; 13th stage Bagneres-de-Bi-oorre-AIbi (224.5km).

Southern France; July 17: 14th Porw.k (Ger) 6-1. 6-6; Singer -(Gerj d. 6-L Neiland (Lat) 6-4, 6-2; 9 7Vt 4 7 6Vi 6 5 svi 2 8 1 1 3 0 RUGBY LEAGUE New Zealand lour of United Kinodom: New Zealand d. St Hal- 14V half-time 6-4). Scorers: St Helens Tries: Hunte.

Riley; New Zealand Tries: P. Edwards, Mackie, Nixon. Goals: Ngamu. the par-72 Sodegaura Country Club course (Japanese unless stated): 68 Meshiai, T.C. Chen (Taiwan), Watanabe, Gibson (Canada), Sato, 8 Franklin (Canada), I Shira-hama 69 Ozaki, Maruvama, Takami, Nakayama, Calcavec-ftiLi (USl.

Alio; 72 "lumba" stage Castres-Montpe lifer juiy 1 ibin stage ontpellier-Carpentras (222.5km). Penev (47th, 72nd). Karlsruhe: Schmidt (79th). Attendance: 42,900. Cup Winners' Cup Lisbon: Benfrca (Portugal) 3 CSKA Sofia (Bulgaria) 1 (half time 2-0).

Scorers: Benfica: Bibunski (26th minute, own-goal). Costa (37th). Schwarz (90th). CSKA: Andonov (60lh). Attendance: NO DEPENDANT'S 13) is i Bourne McNamee July 19: 16th stage Valreas-d'HueM (227.5kmT.

lulv 20: 4m, 84-2 15VM 7th (55.6) Pern 1400m Mdn 9 Oct 63 6-2 91 uoiarta (it) ATP Satem Open Beijkv tourrta-ment (prefix denotes seeding): SImIss Round 1: 4-B Gilbert (US) d. Grant Doyle (Australia) 4-6, 6-4. 7 (7-3): A Mronx (Ger) d. it Jiaptng (tfhina) 6-1. 6-3.

Round 2: 6-1 Svensson (Swed) d. Thorne (US) 6-3. 6-4: Adams (US) d. Ozaki. Aito: 73 JONES (Aust), Mart SvttMv taaar of twth 17th stage Bourg d'Oisant-Val APPLEBY (Aust! North Sydney d.

Caoe ILLUSTRIOUS STAR (11) EMERGENCIES ROCK OF GOLD (2) DESTINY MINE (8) Thorens (147km). July 2): IStti 4g, 744. 41 4th (57) Com 1400m Mdn 26 Sept NEY (Aust). stage rvwuiiers-f-iuses KTBourke Leary Town Coasters 48-6 (half-time 34-0). Scorers: North Sydney 48 (Kelly Eoan 2.

Matt Crowe, Greg Bar- Haifa: Maccabi Haifa (Israel) 0 Parma (Italy) 1 (0-0). Scorer: PERAK. Malaysia, first round of the $200,000 Perak Masters at the Meru Valley resort course: 65: Hill (Vic). 67: Moe (Burmai July 22: 19th stage Guses-Avoriai (lime trial, uphill, 45km). Eastern France: July 23: 20lh stag Morztne-Lac Saint-Point (225km).

Parts region: July 24: 2 Ut stage Bforkman (Swed) 6-3, 6-7 (64) 6-3: Rusedski (Can)d. .00 HORSHAM CUP Scorers: Koeman (37th penalty, 68th), Estebaranz (89th). Attendance: 87.600. Oporto: Porto (Portugal) 1 Feyenoord Rotterdam (Netherlands) 0 (0-0). Scorer: Oliveire (90th).

Attendance: 35.000 EmyJkh first dhrlslon: Millwall 2 Notts County 0: Nottingham Forest 0 Oxford 0: Sunderlana 2 Luton 0. YACHTING Omeaa GoM Cup series Round 1: Coutts (NZ) bt Namba (Japan) 3-0: Mahaney (US) d. Walker (Bermuda) 3-1: Weiser Ger) d. Law (Brit) 3-1: Baird (US) d. Hutchinson (US) 3-1; Rod Davis (Australia) d.

Morgan (Can) 3-0: Heiner (Nether) 0. Pepon-net (Fr) 3-0 Warden-Owen (Brit) d. Brady (US) 3-1: Peter Cxlmour (Australia) d. Bromby (Bermuda) SURFING AMematrva Interna Uonal World ChafilonsNp Tour contest at Barra Beach (Australian unless slated): Men: Round 1 -Heat 1: Thomas (Hawaii) 24.93: Carroll Fain 31 10 30S It 300 I -S47 19 464 087 6 4 a. 335 2 239 3 088 220 IS 598 8-2S1 -7! 651 nroun twtnj.

a 1 tendance: 1 3,000. PITAPAT'S PRIDE tm (14) Moraan In Paris: Pans Si Germain (France) 4 Universtatea Craiova (Romania) Daran tusy. do: uevenpori inj 1 aiepnen ii layior Thomoion (Nzl Price 59.5 8-1 7g, .55.5 12-1 7h, .54 8-1 Sg, .53.5 10-1 So. IV id 5 Heilev fOld). RQ Moloney I Molonev 1 DiorKman isweaj-pairKK Hatter (Australia) d.

Jamie Morgan-Sandon 5 lolte (Australia 6a. 6-3; Keil A Leary Smerdon Ms Jaensch Ml (58th, own goal). Valdo (71st). 2150 metres 70-17-28. 51 5th (50.5) Chert 1800m Hep 16 Oct 244-7.

4Vil last (55.5) Mt Gam 1580m Hep 14 Oct 164-2. 61 8th (53) MV 1614m Wltr 26 Sept 434-10. 194 10th (52) Chen 2250m Hep 9 Oct 27-5-7. 6Vil last (56.5) Flam 2000m Mares 29 Sap 254-2. Vink won (62.5) Trar 1900m Hep 8 Oct 184-1.

121 won (52.5) Chert 2250m Hep 9 Oct 134-1. Nk won (53) Cran 2050m CIS 6 Oct Zidar (Qld) Trimble (NSW) wi, mail seers, uanny naw, Danny Williams. Alan Wilson, Des Clarke tries: Matt Skene 6 goals) bt Cape Town Coasters 6 (Nelius de Klerk try; Gerald Scholia goal). CYCLING BENALLA. tenth stage In the IMS VkHaatth HeraM Sun tour: Myrtle-ford to Benalla, 93.1km: Wust (Spirit of Tasmania) 2h12m40s Salas (Tibaldi Smallgoods).

Zh12m40s Kelly (Jayco Caravans? 2hl2m40s Besanko (Mazda) 2h 1 2m40t Coudlai iC nmnntil CASCADE KID (3) CIBA BEIGY (8) PUNTER'S LAMENT tm (9) SHY ELF (12) WINTER ROBIN (11) PONOEROSO (2) CLUB GOLF EACONHILLS: CCR SB StatXeford: Lee (10) 45. CHELTENHAM: CCR 70: Stable- 53.5 8-1 7m, nmiHjurv win mt) a. rl Pernfors-J Svensson (Swed) 6-1, Aiienaance: u.uuu. In kmavucfc: FC Innsbruck (Austria) 1 Real Madrid (Spain) I (0-1). Scorers: Innsbruck: trailer (69lh, penalty).

Real Madrid: Oroop (Vic) Stephens (Vic) I Stanley (Vic) Evans (WAj 1 Sen-den (Old) Leaney (WA) 6 Motu-senko (NSW) Mills (WA). 70: Lonard (NSW) Gunasegaran (Malaysia) A Kadir (Malaysia) Willis (NSW) Sullivan (NSW) Clayton (Vic) A Painter NSW) Clifford Ha Km. Aironso usinj. Aitenaanct lu.ooo. Addabbo(2Ut) SAItke'n' Ms Payne Barry A Matthews Baster(a) Ms Hutchinson Dunn(3) Harrison Llenert Hunter 7 6Vi 8 6 SVi 6 9 Vt 5 6 7 6 2 1 ncDIAL (1U) fM London: Arsenal (England) 3 RUDJIG(6) B-l sg, .52.5 7-2 Sg, 52 11-2 4g, .52 14-1 8g, 52 6-1 Sg, .51 10-1 5g, .51 14-1 Sg, 324-7.

71 8th (51.5) Chett 1800m Hep 16 Oct bore 901 -898 711 111 Scorers: I Wright (39th and 63rd) 31-5-4. Hd won (51) Echuca 2100m Hep 15 Oct (US69a.O0O SAI.OS million) Jou, ro6M: Staaki Uvw Craua: A larrvC (Sw.a) a. (Sin Al) 6-3. 7-5. OaW Greua: Yraga d.

Ltconlt (FrTT-S (7.SV 6-3. Bba Graaa: I MrfnfM (US) a. Mark Woodford. trvvi uampDeu (Nj Moor- Mrun ftQIhi Alttnrlaru-' Buyers) 2h 1 2m40s Parsons (Abom-Mt BullerT 2ht2m40s IHIUHUVt (131 ROYAL DOMINATION (5) neaa wt) a Lnristie (NZ) i 25.258. 19-34.

11 won (49) Morph 1600m CIS 4 Oct 40-5-7. 21 won (62) Avoca 1800m Cup 16 Oct 1 911 ZAMAZAL tc (1) In Amsterdam: Aiaa Amsterdam Dobson Mitre 10) 2h12m40s Kelly (Tibaldi Smallgoods) 2hl2m40s Mann (Bendigo Build (nsw; nesi Karsons (Ub) 22.1 (Netherlands) 2 Besiktat Istanbul EASTERN: CCR 73 Stroke Amort (18) 75. Serpall (21) 73. and Round roWn: 1 Gardner (35) 74. Roajerta IniWt Mem: Do sen.

HUNT NGO ALE: Legacy CKartty Day Par: Dougt (17) Wat- EMERGENCIES ii.oj; winion (Turkey) 1 (0-1). Scorers: Aias: Cava lanirM Unun ino Social' (Old) Fardon (Qldj on (Qld) WARREGO JOE (7) 815 11 554 .51 20-1 Sg, 404-9. 11 5th (53) WbeaJ 1600m Hep 18 Oct .51 25-1 6g, 42-54. 11 4th (53.5) Wood 1700m Hep 16 Oct soar ioi rai tiv Ken tie (V) Tan Kennedy (NSW) Scahill (iZ) iW) Ginn (Tas) Wastle (Vic). 72: IJ.

04 rlehmet IMNU'S AUVUUAIt (4) iwioj vvaoe Tinkler (NS1 Kennv (NSW) I fM Athens: Panathtnaikos (Greece) 1 Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) 4 CLASS 4.35 Moore (Old) Ramayah (Malaysia) Tooman (Qld) Carolan (Qld) A 1090 metres 4g, 13-2-5. 21 won (55) Echuca 1000m CI1 16 Oct (US) o. McCnrot (USHI LtCOM. (Fr) 7 (7-3). M.

4 (7-2): Mark woodforda-Todd Woodbridgt iAuttraha) d. Martin (USPaul Marry (Auilralia) 6-2. 6-2. Oraaa A lrrd-S Edbare (Swad) KraKak (NainM Viaga (P am) 7-t J7-I), 7-5: PuruthoR Twllno Coita (So) 6-3. 6-3.

VjTarfU faaihl River I I tVIC) Can Foursome Staelaford Team Sergio (42nd). A Thorn Kirsten (59th) Hapal (72nd). 321 ON DEPOSIT (7) 246 CUPID FLIGHT (5) Leek Jnr Hall MA Riley Richardson A Turner O'Sulllvan RV Nicholson NO Amok) Barling 2 HCP Smerdon PJFinlay HW Blacker Watklns Hall McDonald Ms Darrington Scally Maclure A Browell Ryan Moloney Ms Idnurm Bourke fcUchado (US) 21.33: (US) IS.04. Hul 4: Macula, 24.43: Law 23.46: Tatui (Braxil) 21.87. 5: Slal.r (US) 247; Bain 23.78: Munro 22.26.

Hail Hoy 23.99: Ho (Hawaii) 19-33: Peraira (Braail) 15.67. Hai 7: RommalM 24.SI; Carcu (Hawaii) 23.36: Ribat (Braail) 18.16. Hail H.rr 28.27: Oanlas (Braill) 20.6: 0 Hafdman 20. Hai Elktrton 24.33: PaOarala 20.66: Parwra (Brazil) 19.27. Haat 10-.

Baolord- 4g, 9-24. 8VM 6th (S3) Morph 1050m Hep 2 Oct Attendance: 60,000. (WA) Ball (NSW) Barrett (NSW) Wade (Vic) Senior (Old) Coles (Vk) Koyama (Japan) Farley (WA). 73: Veeramuthu (Bendigo Building Socitfy) 2h1Sm36s. Otwy tUndhngs after tenth itage (total dhUnceToa 2hm): 0 Mann (Bendigo Building Society) 25h53m37s Walton (Mitre 10) 25h54m51s Roscioli (Telecom While Pages) 25h56m08s Bolts (Abom-Mt Butler) 25h56m13i A Chiurato (Tibaldi Smallgoods) 25hS6m27s Woods (Jayco Caravans) 25h56m47s 0 Van Looy Srnoosite Buyers) 2ShS7m26s Moninger (Bendigo Building Society) 2Sh57m36s Kelly (Jayco Caravans) 25h57m49s Arntl (Composite Buyers) 25h58m59s.

kkm of the Mountains: Wuit UUfl a rAMIT II) IMPOSING JOHN (3) lunn: lonno tuaiyj 3 Aperoeen (Scotland) 2 0-2). Scorers: Torino: Serotrj Mlht. Fnrtnain Batchetor Henry (21-12) 202. r. Hnttilnn (Ura M4t JJtl J.544 r.6io (51st).

Aguilera (88 th). MENTONE: Par 0 Lloyd (Malaysia) Teravainen (US) Andrews (NSW) Parsons (NSW) A Edwards (Zimbabwe) Valentine .58.5 .57.5 .55.5 .54 .54 .54 .54 .53.5 .53.5 .53.5 .53 .52.5 (40) (40) Stanton (37) so, Mclver (25th). Attendance: 25 76.17; I nii-aiva Trekr(3) Llenert Hunter Ms Puls(a) A Matthew WStrigg Darrington Robertson Barone Browell Boulton Paynefa) Ma Payne on, wz-r. zi am idi. rai luuum ua uci 4g, 3-14.

21 won (53.5) Edonh 1000m Mdn 14 Jim 3f, 7-14. 11 4th (67.5) Trar 1100m CI1 8 Oct Sg, 9-2-1. 81 11th (54) Staw 1300m CO 24 Jul Sg, 12-24. ttl 3rd (56.5) Don 1200m CO 13 Aug 4m, 9-2-2. 51 9th (56) Hm 1100m Ct2 25 Apr 5m, 23-2-3.

7VM 8th (51) Morph 1100m Hep 4 Oct 4m, 26-24. 31 4th (55) Wang 1200m CO 11 Oct 5m, 16-24. 11 won (52) Woool 1100m CM 6 Oct 4m, 8-1-1. 81 won (53.5) Colae 1100m Mdn 20 March ivtcj 1 erevainen ius. Power (Old) 0 Oiat (Vic) Stevens (Qtd) Ecob (NSW) Joyner 25.87: Potttr (GB) 24.33.

Haai Modal: Tyler (10) LIANZA (6) MYSTIC HABIT 110) REBEL ROCKER (2) MISS ROMANI (4) SELECT MINX (13) WATER WAFER (14) JUBILEE TROUT (9) GAME RULES (12) 3 POWWI 23.B3: Wood European Cup In Prague: Prague (Czech Republic) 0 Anderlecht (Belgium) 1 (0-0). Scorer: Nilis (74th), tournament (t US 1 50.000 on Wednesday prefix number denotes seeding) Round 1: 7-t Gorrochateeui (Argent) j. TeodorowKzjPol) 6-2, 7 (7'5); Habsudova (Slovak) d. Tanvier (Fr) 6-0, 6-2; 2-J Wiesner (Austria) d. Schcll (Austria) 6-1.

6-2: Meier (Ger) d. Teitud (Fr) 7-6 (7-5), 1-6. 6-1; B-S Aooelmans (Beta) d. A Temesvan (Hung) 6-7 (SA). 8-29S 8058 C254 .001 W41S f5orlt of Tavnania) 51 nl.

SOCCER Sgrkit Kkvk Wusl (Spirit Of MiientMnce; o.o: 1 23.51; Wilson 16.33. Meal 12: Barry 21.83; Jenkins (US) 20.27; Dorian (Hawaii) 20.1?. Heal isj (US) 20.86; Rosa (Braul) 16.93. Heal 14: Gouveia (Brazil) 30.34: an Potnan: Lech Poinan (Poland) I Soartak Moscow (Russia) (1-3). Scorers: Lech: Podbroiny (42nd, Stadium.

mn. o-i, o-i; uaniman (pm a. oenallv). Soartak: Piurvew fAtlv luronean ctuh toninalHIaaiui: tar end EMEHUEHblES 13 '34S LONE GIFT (11) .14 S8S LASSIE'S GIRL (8) (BuU) 6-0. .52 .52 20-1 6g, 28-2-7.

3Vil 4th (51) Caster 1200m CI1 17 July 25-1 4m, 444. 141 8th (53.6) Q'long 1600m Mdn I Feb 62nd) Karpin (10th). Onopko 130th, 53rd). Attendance: 8762. Sofia: Levski Sofia (Bulgaria) 2 ciarke-jones 23.44; Ho ran 19.77.

Heat IS: Holland (US) 22.4; Rav 20.77; Soooner no score. Heat IS: David 21.66 (Tahiti); Andmo 23.69 (US); Marsh 19.76. ed); Brioukhovets (Ukr) d. Zrubakove (Slovak) 6-3, 6-1: Makarova (Rus) d. 5-M Babel (Ger) rYTTHVaranv-nransn I Till' fAMMajJjKl5li Hf--lll MORACK: CCR SB StaMeford Darne (29) 43.

Checkley (33) 35 cb. Wyers (40) 32. NEPEAN: Par A Farrow sg. Cartlidge (30) 3 up. Grart, ttD cb.

NORTHERN: Medal: Rangan (17) 68. StiNman (25) 69. Ball (39J 71 cb. PATTERSON RIVER CC: Stroke Webster (16) 70. and Medal e4 MiBii.it: Cadwaliader (22) 6S.

Apoleton (31) 73. PENeteSULA: StaMeford North Glee son (22) 42, and Orand-me4her's Trophy: Hale (38) 39. SMrth: Lowe (19) 37 cb. and Grandmother Trophy: Plant (26) 39. Snr: I Gabb 15.

RICH RIVER: BHue Bomt OK 1: Rymer (19) 4 uo. 2: Trewarthi (26) up. 3: Walker (34) up. 4: James (41) 6 up. RMGWOOO: CCR Scr i Heat 1: Teams: Bendigo Building Soclty 77h47m27s Composite Buyers 77hSlm44s Abom-Mt Buller 77ri58m44s Tibaldi Smallgoods 77h59m00s Jayco Caravans 77h59ml5s Mitre 10 78h00m44s Telecom White Pages 78h23m08s Marda 78h23m1ls Spirit of Tasmania 76h24m41s Osborne Computers 76h31m32s.

IBM Tour da France, schedule: Nwlheni Franca: July 2: Prologut at Lille-Euralille (time trial 7km), July 3: 1st stage Lille-Euralille Armentieres (229km). July 4: 2nd stage Roubaix-Boulogne-tur-Mer (J 90km). July 3rd stage Calais-Channel Tunnel (team time trial. BEST ON TOTI Race ICO: DANBIT. RaoaSat: SEDATELY.

R07Ct2: DON 8 PARTY. Attendance: 50.000. weaid. first lea matches: Ut'A Cup tn TrafMon: Trabzonspor (Turkey) 1 Caoliari (Italy) 1 (hall time 1-0). Scorers: Trabtonspor: Orrian (27lh minute).

Caglian: ID Valdei (90lh). Attendance: 20.000. Marfaer: Maribor Bramk (Stove-ma) 0 Borussia Dortmund (Germany) 0. Attendance: 14,000. In Gtaseww: Glasgow Celtic (Scotland) 1 Sporting Lisbon (Portugal) 0 V.lL.Scofi,4.

y.CrMnfr Attendance: 31,321. Be OtAv' Konoivirxaaw rNarvxavt 1 INDOOR TENNIS 13.67; Wooldridge fBrmli 7Ht A Alheroueraite fBranli In SSbb Robson (3rd), Sukur (ISth own ijuaiii, IDISIJ. Uaia- tasarav: A Erdem (16th), Turkyik mat (31st and 63rd). Attendance: Dairy double: 4, 6. Extra double: 7.

3. 4, 5, 6. QuadXtra: 4, 6, 7. BUNKERS (first time) Race 1: British Memory, Abridged. (oft) Race 5: Rock Of Gold.

TRACK: Good. Weather: Fine. Circumference: 1750m. Straight: 20Om. LEGEND: won et track; won at thia distance and on thia course; won Ihl.

distance at another track; won In heavy going; beaten favorite at last start. lutori (It Juventus (Italy), 1 (0-0). Scorers: Knckstetn (US) 6-2. 21 l. Fngaa er (61 si Mackent 19.1: Todd 15.87; Onozalo (Japan) 15.S4.

Heat 4: A Vera (Braul) 20.06; A Schwarf stein (US) 17.53; Ballard (Hawaii) 17.51: A Gallotti (Brazil) 14.27. Reamd 2 Heat 1: Osborne 15.01; A Schwa rittein (US) 13.17. Heat 2: A Looes (Brazil) 17.27 Beachtey 1S.6. TENNIS rlemten Classic women's eruoj lou. rK tvans erinenj niuraruj, rsum ijwiui M-K Goalliwr (Car) 7- (7-4), 74 SPRetQT 1 BRITISH MONEY, 1: 8TARLOOK, REQUEST A FLY-BY.

3. 2 WANALTA LAW. FLUSHCUTTER LAD. POIflOT. 3.

3 FANCY GOLD. DANBIT. 2: IMPERIAL SANS. 9. 4 ABOVE DECK.

AVONARA, RECKLESS DAY. 3. 5 SEDATELY, PENNIES IN HEAVEN, NOflTHWOODS EXPRESS, 3. 0 RED4AL, PONDEROSO. 2: SHY ELF.

7 ON DEP08IT, 1: CUPID FLIGHT. GAME RULES. 3. inw tallkt: rtr outst i-i wiutiar MMjiinaj a. Arrm (Car) 6-M Roual (Swill) dTS Noualv (Huna) (7.

(7-2): l-t Mmiar (Aiiima) d. wiwh iiti o-i. a-i: a-M Rouai a. 5 Nosuly (Huna) 7-6 vtr. Him.

I (7- TAB MEETINGS The foRowtng mstungi wM tHo be covsw) at the TAB today: oueanseyan races gunnedah races kilcoy races ouyen trots moonee valley tr0t8 harolo park trots qavvler trots qeelono dogs traralqon dogs richmono dogs. 41. 6-1. Kmmt 1 2-C lanlHvle Northwest France: July 6: 6th stage Cherbourg-Rennes (265km). July 9: 7th stage Rennes-Futuroscopt 1265km).

Central France: July 10: 6th itage Poilief S-Trelissac (2 1 6.5km). July 11: 9th itage Perlgueux-BergeriC In Cepanhaavm: FC Copenhagen (Denmark) 0 AC Milan (Italy) 6 M). Scorers: Paom (1st and 7 HO. Simone (5th and 14th), Leudrup (43rd). A Orlando (60th).

Attendance: 34,265. fM Monaco: Monaco (Franca) 4 Steaua Bucharest (Romania) (0 1). Scorers: Monaco: Ikpeba (50m, 75th). Klinsmann (52nd. 64th).

Steaua: I Dumitroscu jyi'T. 22nd). Attendance: 11,000. In Barcelona: Barcelona (Spam) 3 Austria Vienna (Austria) 0 (1-0). (prefix number denotes Meets etew: Mechelen (Belgium) MTK Budapest (Hungary) 0 0-0).

Scorers: Eszenyi (44th, BOth, B3rd), De Boeck (59th), Lean (72nd). Attendance; 7000, hi Rente: Lazw (Italy) 1 Boiviita (Portugal) 0 (0-0). Scorer: A Winter (74th). Attendance: 40,000. la MBan: internazionale (Italy) I Aponon Limassol (Cyprus) 0 1-0).

Scorer: 0 Bergkamp (6th). Attendance: 15,000. TyuVAStAm Country: ccr ttreaia A Grmbergs (12) 67. A 2D M. A Joronejfl (74) 6Q.

i) a. Arendt (road. Bucnmarar (Austria) Lyan t4)en toartnajinejvl (prof 1st rtomber denotes seed): S-C Wtoiim Swiu)K BraaKti (M f7 iiinw inei, ojurni. laMlAwiit France: fuly 12: 10th teth Smvlw (Auitr. WAvtRHV MNfORS: pff.

DEPOSIT (Race 7, No. 1): In atrong country stable end Impressed with an airy victory at Echuca last start. Drawn Ideally end well weighted after the claim. Im tVI rtWTKW rfj u. r.

ewer (Bale) 6-3. 6-2: Mednona (Ukr) siaoe wreK-anors 1 ru.aiim;, Wyrmtm: July 13: 1 1th tlage Cahors-Lourdet-Hautacam inrmr pwen: ue Women: Newton.