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4S THE PES MOINES REGISTER Tuesday, August 30, 1988 SPORTS ROUNDUP (IIS ope ner i' TRANSACTIONS AK-SAR-BEN RACES VOLLEYBALL ,1 '(. I BASEBALL MONDAY'S RESULTS I HIGH SCHOOL GREATER DES MOINES Lincoln 15-15-15, Urbandale 1-2-3 Perry 15-12-15-15, Woodward-Granger 6-15-11-8 STATE Alia 15-19-16, Sioux Valley (Rembrandt) 7-17-14 Anamosa 14-11-15-15-15, Vinton 16-15-13-2-11 Aurello 15-15-15, Sioux Raplds-Rem- brandl 9-10-9 Bedford 15-15-15, East Union 6-9-4 Buffalo Center-Rake-Lakota 15-11-15-15, Tllonka 11-15-9-3 Cherokee 15-15-7-15, Denison 13-13-15-6 East Greene 13-15-16-11-15, Ogden 15-8-14-15-7 Janesville 15-15-15, New Hartford 11-7-3 Nlshna Valley (Hastings) 15-15-15, Trevnor 6-6-12 Norway 15-15-15, Belle Plaine 3-13-4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland Placed John Farrell, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled Jeff Dedmon, pitcher, from Colorado Springs of the American Association. Detroit Placed Jeff Robinson, Pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 24.

Called up Steve Searcy and Don Helnkel, Pitchers, from Toledo of the International League. Optioned Jim Walewander, Intlelder, to Toledo. Minnesota Sent Eric Bullock, outfielder, to Portland of the Pacific Coast League. NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta Recalled Jeff Blauser, Inflelder, from Richmond of the International League. San Francisco Optioned Kirt Menwarlng, catcher, to Clinton of the Midwest League.

Recalled Jeff Brantley, pitcher, from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. er; Cliff Benson, tight end; Mike Jones, wide receiver, Vince Evans, fullback; James Campen, center; Keith Taylor, defensive back, and Pal Swoopes, nose lackie. Placed Glenn Derby, offensive lackie; Darrell Booker, linebacker, and Mark Pattlson, wide receiver, on Iniured reserve. Philadelphia Waived Paul McFadden, placeklcker; Alonzo Johnson, linebacker; Jonathan Dum-bauld, and Mitchell Price, defensive ends; Russell Gary, safety; Patrick Angllm, offensive guard; Mark Ko-necny, running bock; Steven Walsh, offensive tackle, and Todd White, wide receiver. Placed Steve Kaufusl, defensive end, and Joe Schuster, defensive tackle, on iniured reserve and Joe Conwell, offensive tackle, on the list.

Phoenix Waived Gene Chilton, offensive lineman; Ilia Jarostchuk and Chris Gaines, linebackers; Troy Johnson, wide receiver; Derrick Mc-Adoo, running back; Jon Phillips, guard; Chris Carrier, safety; Michael Simmons, defensive lackie; Junior Thurman, defensive back, and Vince Rafferty, center. Placed Colin Scotts, tight end; Curtis Greer, defensive end, ond Michael Brim, cornerback, on iniured reserve. Pittsburgh Waived Walter Aber-crombie, running back; Robin Cole, linebacker; Lyneal Alston and Marc Zeno, wide receivers; Jim Bovle, Jeff Lucas, Brian Blankenshlp and Jim 1 if Osage 15-15-15, cnaries City 6-5-v Rockwell Cllv 15-15-15, Cedar Valley Farnhamv He 9-9-6 Dennis Frerichs Urbandale has boles to fill BASKETBALL Sigourney 15-4-15-15, Deep River-Millersburg 3-15-3-7 Wellsburg-Shell Rock 15-15-15, Grundy Center 5-4-6 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. New Jersey Traded Dallas Comegys, forward, to the San Antonio Spurs for Walter Berry, forward. Phoenix Signed Tim Perry, forward, to a five-year contract.

CSC PREVIEW AREA LINESCORES AT OMAHA, NEB. 4-and-up, claiming $3,500, 6 furlongs. 1.8. Supreme Leader-Brown 7.40 3.60 2.40 Im Daryl-Cordovo 7.20 3.00 Native Prairie-Greer 2.20 3-4 yr Neb. maidens, claiming 6 fur.

Kobr'ak'aun-DCordova 6.20 4.60 4.00 Becky's Prince-Petlinger, 15.40 10 20 Slot's Special-Greer 5.60 (11-4). Dally Double $42.80 (7-11). 3-vr claim- Ing $5,000, 6 furlongs. Replica Lad-Williams 6.80 4.80 4.00 Mlghl 8. Tlme-Pettlnger 6.40 4.20 Mama's Swaple-Lively 5.80 E-S36 60 I2-1).

2-vr fillies, claiming 6 fur. Gary's Pence-Pellinger 4.00 2 80 2.20 Kathleen's Doll-Greer 4.80 2.40 Arista K. -Cordova 2.20 $18.20 (7-2). 1-4 vr maidens, claiming 6 fur. 1:110.

Polio Loco-Frazier 12.60 3.80 2 60 Lord Of The Stars-Lively 2.80 2.20 French Agent-Pettinger 2.60 $30.40 (4-11). $72.80 (4-11-1). 2-vr. claiming 5' i fur. Citrus Sam-Williams 4.60 3.40 2.60 Lenny's Reign-Hansen 6.40 4.20 Flanel Rags-Cordova 3.60 (6-3), 4-up, claiming 1 116 miles.

Alane-Cordova 7.20 3 60 2.60 He HI Bear-Brown 8.00 4.20 Truxlon Act-Pettlnger 3.40 $44.20 (3-7). Pick Six $5,546.00 (11-2-7-4-6-3, 11 tickets); 5 (203 tickets). 2 yr allowance, 6 furlongs. 1:11.4. Roger Ray-Greer 7.40 2 80 3 00 Noideque-Peltinger 3.00 2.60 Hawaiian Fleel-Frazler 3.80 $19.20 (3-8).

$101.60 (3-8-1). Pick Three (6-3-3). 3-up maresfll-lles, claiming 6 lur. Blue Imp-Brown 11.20 5.40 4 00 Lovin Her-Peltinger 7.40 3 80 Grassy Meadows-Cordova 3.60 $88 00 (1-4). 3-4 yr Allies, allowance, 6 fur.

1:1 1.2. Dias Diaboio-Livelv 6.20 3.60 2.20 Float On By-Comolon 4.20 2 40 Flfbee-Wllliams 2.40 $27.80 (7-3). 4-and-up, claiming S5.0O0, 6 furlongs. Hand Stand-Turner 8.60 4.40 3.80 R.P.'s Flashdance-Lively 13.00 7.40 Foggy Bay-Cordova 5.60 Daily (7-6); $130.40 (6-2). $888.00 (6-2-10); Mutuel handle $1,040,305.

Key-E: Exacala; Trifecta; Dally Double. AT LINCOLN Urbandale 1 gives aruce tough test By RICK BROWN Register Staff Writer CEDAR FALLS, IA. Earle Bruce returns to his birthplace Saturday, but he doesn't expect to receive a red carpet welcome. Bruce, Northern Iowa's new football coach, was born in Pittsburgh. At 6 p.m.

Saturday, his team will be a decided underdog when it plays at the University of Pittsburgh. "They didn't tell me we opened with Pitt when I took the job," Bruce joked Monday. Bruce spent the first 1 1 years of his life in Pittsburgh before his family moved to Cumberland, Md. Bruce's father played briefly at Pittsburgh, though he was better known for his semipro baseball and football career. "I can remember going to Pitt games when I was growing up," Bruce said.

"I even went to some after we moved to Cumberland." Underdog Northern Iowa is ranked eighth in the Division I-AA preseason poll, but it will be an underdog against one of the East's traditional powers. It has a $140,000 guarantee for playing the game. "Pitt, to be honest, is a little higher regarded team than we should probably be playing," said Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby. "Year in and year out, the Kansas States of the world are a little more our style." Bruce, who was fired at Ohio State ANKENY Lincoln 15 15 15 Kills Dalena Crines, Ace FOOTBALL Serves Crines, Blocks Monnet Wagner, 3. uuick, offensive linemen; John Dominic, defensive end, and Al Williams, linebacker-defensive end.

San Dieso Suspended Kellen NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Atlanta Waived Robert Lavette, Rick Badaniek, Dan Land and Chan-nlng Williams, running backs; John Armstrong, safety; Monte Bennett, defensive tackle; Joe Dixon, nose Coach Jerry Pencil). L'Oth reason Top rotiirne -Greg Allen (OT), Matt Ro- dine IOG). Chad Kluver(C). Schedule Sept 1-iit Hoover; 9 Indian- ola, 16-3t Boone; Southeast Polk. 30 -at South Tima; Oct.

7 Urbandale: 14 at Fort Dooiie. 28 Valley. GOLF IOWA PGA PRO-AM SCRATCH B0GNE AT MARSHALLTOWN The Leaders (Par 70) Pro-1. Curt Schnell, 64; 2. Steve Groves, Dubuoue, 66; 3.

tie, Mark cnristensen, d.m.; John Ber met, D.M., Mike Hall, Cedar Rapids, 67. Coach Dal-? tryon, first season Top returneel Dnug Co ILB), Wes Bass (RB). TodaStucKey(RH). peiek Gustation (OE). David O'Brien (Ot Kevin Ketelsen Schedule Sepi 2 -at Webster Oty 9 at South Tama; 16 Ankeny: 23 at Indianola: 30 Newton; Oct.

7-ai fort Dodge St. Ed-mond: 14 Urbandale; 21-Southeast Polk; 2R JeKerson Amateur 1. Jon Brown, Urban dale, 66, 2. Jim Brown, Urbandale, Newton seems Central Iowa team to beat By RANDY PETERSON Register Start Writer Newton won its last Class 4-A high school football playoff championship in 1980 with a 28-14 final-game victory over Bettendorf Eight years later, the Cardinals appear to be well-stocked enough to start thinking about ringing the victory bell again. Ten starters returning from last year's 8-2 outfit bolster hopes for the Cardinals' immediate future.

If that's not enough, then there are juniors from an 8-2 sophomore team of 1987 to fill the gaps. Included among the experienced cast is third-team all-state running back Chad Guthrie, a preseason all-state selection in 1988 by The Des Moines Register. The 6-foot 1-inch 190-pounder rushed 130 times for 1,082 yards and scored 16 touchdowns a season ago for Coach John Jenkins' outfit that lost only to Urbandale in the regular season and Cedar Falls in the quarterfinal round of the playoffs. If there is a weakness, then it's a lack of an experienced passing attack, where graduation claimed the No. 1 quarterback and top receivers of 1987.

"I don't think there is any question about this being their best team since 1980," said Urbandale Coach Dennis Frerichs, whose J-Hawks won the Central Iowa Conference championship last season. "They've got some good backs returning, including the Guthrie kid, and they've got a lot of linemen back. They're going to be very tough to beat." On paper, Urbandale doesn't ap- pear to have enough experience returning to upset Newton. But Frerichs' record of 152-45-1 in his previous 21 seasons at the school speaks for itself. Among the many starters who graduated last season for the J-Hawks were a trio of all-staters Mark DouBrava, Todd McClish and Jay Winger.

"We've obviously got a lot of holes to fill," added Frerichs. "I guess I'm going to have to start going to church more often." Frerichs said he plans to make good use of juniors who played on last year's sophomore team that had an 8-1 record as well as underclassmen who played on the junior varsity team of a season ago that fashioned a 5-1 mark. "We've got 19 lettermen, and we've got some big kids," Frerichs said. "The only problem is that while some of our kids may weigh 250, 260 pounds, they don't stand much taller than 5-6." 68, 3. He, Rick Deeines, Marshall-town, Jim Curell, Boone, Scott Jan- sen, Grinnen, 6y.

team best-ball 1. Schnell-Steve INDIANOLA Schnell, D.M., 61; z. Jerry Johnson- Deines, Marshalltown, 62; 3. tie, Jeff smiin-nnike smith, oskaioosa Winslow, tight end. Waived Lou Brock cornerback; Jeff Davis, linebacker; Chuck Ehin and Terry Unrein, nose tackles; Duane Peltitt and Ken Dallaflor, offensive guards; Ken Zachary, running back; Albert Reese and Dan Sharp, light ends, and Timmie Ware, wide receivers.

Placed Cedrlc Figaro, linebacker, and George Hlnkie, detensive end on Iniured reserve. San Francises Waived Larry Clarkson, offensive tackle; Barry Helton, punter; Kevin Lilly and Doug Mikolas, nose tackles, and Del Rod-gers, running back. Placed Darrln Comeaux, linebacker; Terry Greer, wide receiver; Brent Jones, tight end, and Clyde Glover, defensive end, on Iniured reserve. Seattle Waived Keith Butler and Ray Phillips, linebackers; Charles Romes, cornerback; Jon Borchardt, guard; Bruce Malhlson, quarterback; Jimmy Teal, wide receiver; David Hollis and Mark Moore, safefys; Tony Burse, fullback, and Curl Singer and Wilbur Strozler, tight ends. Placed Louis Clark, wide receiver; Dave DesRochers, offensive tackle, and Robert Tyler, tight end, on iniured reserve.

Washington Waived Clint Didier, Terry Orr and Bob Mlcho, light ends; Keith Griffin, running back; Derrick Brilz, Mark Carlson and Mike Scully, offensive linemen; Anthony Allen, wide receiver, and Teryl Austin, safety. Placed Greg Manusky, linebacker; Willard Reaves, running back; Derrick Shepard, wide receiver; Dennis Woodbury, defensive back, and Robb White, defensive end, on Injured reserve. Groves-Frank Grole, Dubuque, Mike Anderson, D.M.-J. Brown, 63, tackle; Leander Knight, cornerback; Ron Middleton, light end, and Rick Zumwalt, linebacker. Placed Garry Frank, guard; George Thomas, wide receiver, and Vinson Smith, linebacker, on injured reserve.

Buffalo waived Mitch Frerotle, guard; Tony Furianlc and John Kaiser, linebackers; Kerry Porler, running back; Dean Prater, defensive end, and Ron Pitts, defensive back. Placed Tony Brown, offensive tackle; Bo Wright, fullback; Elston Ridgle, detensive end, and Dan Murray, linebacker, on iniured reserve. Chicago Waived Keith Ortego and Rogie Magee, wide receivers; Reggie Phillips, defensive back; Monte Robbins, punter; Jay Norvell, linebacker; Sam Claphan, offensive tackle; John Shannon, defensive tackle, and Ralph Jarvls, defensive end. Placed Otis Wilson, linebacker; Eric Starr, running back; Sean Smith, defensive end; Paul Blair, offensive tackle, and Lorenzo Lynch, defensive back, on Iniured reserve, Cincinnati Waived Dan Rice and Dana Wright, running backs; John Goode, light end; Greg Mehan and Robert Thompson, wide receivers; Herb Wester, offensive tackle; Doug Aronson, offensive guard, and Tim Inglis, linebacker. Placed Rich Rom-er, linebacker; Paul Jetton, center; Chris Barber, safety; Carl Parker, wide receiver, and Curtis Maxev, nose tackle, on Iniured reserve.

Released Larry Kinnebrew, running back, and Robert Jackson, defensive back. Cleveland Traded Mike Saab, center, to the New England Patriots, for an undisclosed future draft choice. Waived Al "Bubba" Baker, defensive end; Dave Puiiuoli, nose tackle; Travis Tucker, tight end; PGA STATISTICAL LEADERS Coach Dave Sjmmy seventh season Top returnees Mike Hornaday (WB), Chris Street (QB), Bill Burge (UE), Brad Darling (LB), Jason Jones (C), Mali Slerk (NO). Aaion Crawford (SE). Schedule Sept.

2 atAnkeny; 16-at Newton, 23- Boone, 30 at Urbandale' Oct 7J-South Tama; 14 at Southeast Polk; 21- Knoxvllle Scoring Leaders I. Greg Norman, 68.64; 2. Chip BLUFFS RUN Beck, 69.11; 3. Payne Stewart, 69.33, 4. sandv Lvie, 69.J6, 5.

Ben Cren shaw, 69.47; 6. Paul Azlnger, 69.51. AT COUNCIL BLUFFS 7. David Frost, 69.56; 8. Tom Kile, NEWTON 69.64; 9.

Fred Couples, 69.67; 10. Lenny Wadkins, 69.69. Par Breakers 1. Greg Norman, 2. tie, Paul Azinger and t-red couples, Chip Beck, 5.

Sandv Lvie, 6. Payne Stewart, 7. Lanny Wadkins, 8. tie, Dave Rummells and Joey Sindelar, 10. Ben Coach Jem Jenkins, third season Top returneel Derek DeHaai (DEI.

Chad Guthrie (HB). Brad Hansen (G). Cory Larsen iDB), Reagen Wader (OT), Chad Robson (SS). Ron Warner (C), Ron Wylie (FB), Jason Schutty (OB) Schedule Sept. 2 at Roosevelt, 9 at Marshalltown: 16 Indianola, 23 Urbandale; 30-at E'oone.

Oct 7-Southeast Polk- 14-at SoulhTama: 21 -Ankeny, 28 -Lincoln. Crenshaw, .215. Birdie Leaders after nine seasons despite an 81-26-1 record, is a bit rusty when it comes to being an underdog. "We were never the underdog at Ohio State, though I wish we would have been a couple of times," Bruce said. "The last time my team was this big an underdog was when I was at Iowa State and we went up against Oklahoma or Nebraska." Under Bruce, Iowa State didn't beat Oklahoma in six tries.

But his I. Dave Rummells, 331; 2. Jeff HOCKEY Sluman, 324; 3. Dan Forsmon, 323, 4. tie, Mark Laicaveccnia, Fred Lou pies and Scott Hoch, 322; 7.

Mike SOUTHEAST POLK Hulber 320; 6. Joev Sindelar, 318. 9. Ben Crenshaw, 316; 10. Clarence NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Pittsburgh Signed Steve Gue-nette, goallender, to a mulllyear contract.

Winnipeg-Signed Peter Tagli-anetti, defenseman, to a multiyear contract. sieve buiiiii, linebacker; sieve siay-den, quarterback; Al Bell, wide receiver; Greg Grooms, running back, and Dan Stryilnskl, punter. Placed Jeff Jaeger, kicker; George Swarn, running back, and Tony Jones, offen Kose, 314. All Around 1. Chip Beck, 179; 2.

Paul Azln ger, 193; 3. Payne Stewart, 204; 4 Coach John Hennigan, filth season Top returneel Mike Little (S), Chad Monson (DK), Denny Armantrout (St). Schedule Sept. 2 at Pella: 9-Urbandale; 16 South Tarna, 23 at Ankeny; 30 Washington, Oct 7 at Newlon: 14 Indianola. 21 at Boone; 27 at East.

Gil Morgan, 229; 5. Fred Couples, HORSE RACING 238; 6. Joey Sindelar, 242; 7. Greg Norman, ivi; g. bene sauers, 307: 9.

Lanny Wadkins, 320, 10. Dave Birmingham Racing CommissionRevoked the license of the Birmingham Turf Club. Rummells, 367, SOUTH TAMA MONEY LEADERS COLLEGE Men MONDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST-C, 516, 30.46. 1 Proiecla 3.60 3.00 2 60 8 Surgeon General 6.00 4.80 6 Norcatur 3.20 $123.60. SECOND-B, 516, 30.12.

1 Who Got The FarmS.OO 4.20 2.80 2 K's Easy Rider 3.60 2.60 6 Laneigh 4.60 E-S5B 50; Daily Double $21.20. THIRD-D, 516, 30.53. 1 New Harmony 4.20 2.80 2.80 2 Money Stash 6.60 8.40 7 Owen's Nugget 8.00 $15 80; $29.70, $154.20. FOURTH-M, 516, 30.66. 7 Liberty Land 4.20 3.20 2.20 2 ML Gordon 6.60 3.80 8 Bucklake Lilac 3.00 $130,40.

FIFTfl-D, 516, 30.46. 7 Chris Miss 11.20 3.60 4.20 5 Bright Hawk 3.00 3.40 2 Mandv Zoe 5.40 Superfecta $647.20 (7-5-2-4). SIXTH-B, 39.33. 7 Oshkosh Whip 24.40 9.40 4 00 2 Mari 4.00 2 80 5 Kris's Bobcat 5.00 $36 80: $98 10; $1,242.40. SEVENTH 516, 30.52.

1 Hotline Vervy 12.40 5 80 6.20 5 Magic Agent 21.80 16 80 3 Ale Black Aztec 6.00 $111.80, EIGHTH 305. 4 Pass 3.60 3.60 2 80 7 Oshkosh Terror 9.00 6.00 3 Miss Tops 4.60 $18 00; $38 40, NINTH 516, 30.30. 1 Tee Jav Wrangler 4.00 3.60 2.80 6 Hotline Slreaker 5.00 3 00 3 Very Impressive 2.80 $13 80, TENTH-C, 516, 30.72. 3 Fool's Fancy 17.00 7.40 3 40 8 Ray No Dale 3.00 2.60 7 Hondo Skywalker 4.60 Twin (24 exchanges). ELEVENTH 39.38.

7JarbaloSara 10.80 9 20 2 8C 4 Indeed Gallant 7.40 4.2C 5 Mvth 3.4C 6 $324.60. Twin no winners; Carryover $21,813.00. TWELFTH 516, 30.82. 3 A Toby 17.60 9.00 6 4C 1 Hurricane Mark 7.60 5.4( 2 Flamboyant Flo 9 Q-S47 40; (3-1-2-7); A Mutue handle $189,039.00. Kev-Q: Quinella; Exacta; Trifecta; Superfecta.

1. Chio Beck $691,012 2. Joey Sindelar $688,062 3. Sandy Lyle $653,334 4. Curtis Strange $603,704 5.

Ben Crenshaw $603,575 Coach Fn.cy Stewart, first saason Top returneel Dale 7home (TB). Chris Staker (TBI Dam Foreman (FBI, Rod Rutt (QB'. Tracy Hand (WR), Aaron Benesh (1VR). Dan Wslkw(OT) MikeTliedediE) Schedule Sept 2-Grinnell, 9 -Boone; 16-at Southeast Polk: 23 a' Manon: 30 Ankeny. Oct.

7 at 'ndianola. 14- Newton; 21 at Urbandale: at Waverly-Shel' Rock California-Named Jack Marden and Anthony Hill assistant track coaches. Pace Named Tim Kelly assistant baseball coach. Purdue Announced the resignation of Carol Mertler, associate athletic director for women's sports. Manhattan Named Nick Mikou baseball coach.

Announced the resignation of Leslie Anne Wade, sports information director. Also 38, Dave Rummells $220,359 126, Greg Ladehoff $62,733 URBANDALE HOLES-IN-ONE AT AMES TENNIS Veenker Golf Course-Larry Helsler, W.D.M., on Ihe 159-yard, par-3 hole No. 4, using a 6-iron; Max Simpson, Ottumwa, on the 150-yard, Coach Dennis F'rei ichs, 22nd season Top returnee Paul Thielking (HB) Schedule Sept 2 -at M. Valley; 9-at Southeast Polk; 16-at Ottumwa; 23-at Newton, 30-Indianola, Oct 7 at Ankeny; 14 -at Boone; 21 South Tama; 28 Mason City. U.S.

OPEN par-3 No. 6 hole, using an 8-lron. AT MONROE Monroe Golf Course-Brian snives, Knoxville, on Ihe par-3, 142 yard No. 7 hole, using a 7-lron. CENTRAL IOWA Conference SUNDAY New coaches in the league this season are former Ames assistant Dale Tryon at Boone and former Lynnville-Sully Coach Emory Stew U.S.

AMATEUR AT NEW YORK, N.Y. Men's Singles First round Darren Cahill, Australia, beat Lawson Duncan, Ashe-ville, N.C., 6-0, 6-0, 6-2, Women's Singles First round Zina Garrison (11), Houston, beat Nicole Provis, Australia, 6-0, 6-3; Amy Fraiier, Rochester Hills, beat Olga Tsarbopoulou, Greece, 6-t, 7-6 (7-4); Elno Reinach, South Africa, beat Radka Zrubako-va, Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-4; Dinky van Rensburg, South Africa, beat Wendy White, Fort Worth, Texas, 6-3, 6-4. 1987 Standings Urbanda'e Npwton Southeast PoiK Ankeny South Tama Indianola Boone AT HOT SPRINGS, VA. Match-play Results Championship Eric Meeks, walnut, beat Danny Yates, At lanla, 7 and 6. art at South Tama.

Stewart guided Lynnville-Sully to the Class 1-A state championship in 1986. TRACK AND FIELD KENNEL LEADERS TODAY'S FEATURED MATCHES GRAND PRIX TRACK STANDINGS Men's Events Myers appeals to TJSOC, blames birth control pills 400 hurdles 1. Dannv Harris. sive lackie, on iniured reserve. Dallas Waived Gordon Banks and Cornell Burbage, wide receivers; Glen Tilensor, guard; Steve Clsows-ki, offensive lineman; John Kropke, Sean Scheller and Robert Smith, defensive linemen; Gerald White, full-hack, and Charles Wright, defensive Pack, Placed Mike Renfro, wide receiver, on iniured reserve.

Denver Waived Walt Bowyer, defensive end; Gene Lang and Warren Marshall, running backs; Larry Lee, center-guard; Tim Lucas and Marc Munford, linebackers; Rick Massie, wide receiver, and Steve Wilson, cornerback. Placed Steve Walson, wide receiver; Steve Bryan and Randy Thornton, linebackers, and Mike Freeman and Winford Hood, guards, on Iniured reserve. Green Bay Waived Marc Wilson, quarterback; Ken Margerum and Frankle Neal, wide receivers; Rollin Puttier and Bob Nelson, nose tackles; Ron Slmpklns, linebacker; Robert Siallings, light end; Kevin Wlllhlle, running back; Wes Gross and Gregg Harris, offensive linemen; Chris Mondevllle, safety, and Erik Campbell, defensive back. Houston Waived Charles Martin and Fred Nordgren, nose tackles; Ira Valentine, running back; Jeff Parks, tight end; Craig Birdsong, Zeke Gad-son and Sonny Brown, safeties, and Jelhro Franklin, defensive end. Placed Havward Jeffires, wide receiver; Ray Wallace, fullback; Audrey McMilllan, cornerback; Mark Dusbabek, linebacker, and Greg Viaene, offensive tackle, on Iniured reserve.

Indianapolis Waived Aatron Kenney and Waller Murray, wide receivers; Reggie Smith and Steve Knight, offensive linemen, Doug Marsh, tight end; Mel Carver and Chuck Banks, running backs; Jerome Sally, nose tackle; Mike Knox and June James, linebackers, and Jim Perryman, defensive back. Placed John Baylor, detensive back, and Glen Collins, defensive end, on Injured reserve. Kansas Cllv Waived Frank Scu-rer, quarterback; Darrell Colbert, wide receiver; Jitter Fields, kick returner; Ron Monaco, Troy Stedman and Paul Randolph, linebackers; Michael Stewart, safety, and Tom Freeman, guard. Placed Brian Joz-wiak, guard; Richard Van Drulen, offensive lackie, and Jeff Tupper, defensive end, on iniured reserve. L.A.

Rams-Waived Steve Dlls and Hugh Millen, quarterbacks; Ross Browner, defensive end; Richard Brown and James Seawright, linebackers; David Dlaz-lnfanle, offensive guard; Donald Evans, fullback; Darryl Franklin, wide receiver, and Scott Tabor, punter. Placed Jim Collins ond Doug Bartlelt, linebackers; Mike Guman, fullback; Cliff Hicks, cornerback, and R.C. Mullln, offensive tackle, on iniured reserve. L.A. Raiders-Waived Rusty Hll-ger, quarterback; Bob Buczkowskl, defensive end; Ron Fellows and Bruce Cockrell, cornerbacks; Russell Carter, safely; Gene Branton, tight end; Stecey Harvey, linebacker, and David Caldwell, defensive tackle.

Placed Derrick Crudup, defensive back; Chris McLemore and Reggie Hare, running backs; Chris Riehm, offensive lineman, ond Eric Snelson, linebacker, on Iniured reserve. Miami Waived Doug Betters, defensive end. Placed Larry Kollc, linebacker, on Iniured reserve. New England Waived Pete Brock, center. N.Y.

Giants-Placed Lawrence Taylor, linebacker, on the non-foot-bail related illness list. Waived Brandy Brownlee, placeklcker; Gar United States, 58; 2. Amadou Ba, Senegal, 51; 3. Nal Page, United arotes, j. OveraH Standinat Kennel Starts Win PI.

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"It's a tough thing to take over a football program on July 6 and get a team ready to play," Bruce said. "It's a shame the game has to come so early, but it's here and we've got to be ready. I'm hoping we won't make any glaring mistakes, but that's what normally happens in the first game. We're guarding against it, but with a new quarterback, a new offense and a new defense, it's not hard to make mistakes." Junior college transfer Ken Mack-lin will be the starting quarterback against Pitt, guiding an offense that probably won't put the ball in the air as much as Mudra 's did. "He's made a great transition to our offense, but he just hasn't had enough time," Bruce said of Macklin.

"In the next three weeks, I think he'll improve tremendously." Other standouts on offense during fall practice, Bruce said, have been running back Errol Pebbles, tight end Sherrod Howard, flanker Wes Anderson, split end Rory Feddersen, guard Russ Rubie and tackle Paul Flynn. Different Defense Nine defensive starters are back from a team that reached the Division I-AA playoff semifinals. But they have had to adjust from an even-man front to an odd-man front with a nose guard. Bruce likes the play of defensive ends Bryce Paup and James Jones and inside linebackers Don Harnack and Mike Kolpin, so far. The secondary could should also be a strength, though an injury has muddled things.

Cornerback Kevin Anderson, a first-team all-Gateway Conference performer last season, is questionable for the Pitt game because of a broken thumb. He was to have the cast removed Tuesday. Doug Jackson is the leading contender to handle all the kicking duties. "I wish we would have played an opener before the Pitt game to work out the kinks," Bruce said. "This sounds like a real alibi, but I think the greatest improvement a football team makes is between the first and second games.

After Pitt, we'll have a week off. We can get the team together, make those improvements and get ready for the home opener." The Panthers kick off the home season Sept. 17 against Morgan State. Stadium Court Mats Wilander (2), Sweden, vs. Greg Holmes, Sail Lake City, como.

of ppd. match; Ga-briela Sabalinl (5), Argentina, vs. Bettlna Fulco, Argentina; John McEnroe (16), Cove Neck, New York, vs. Leonardo Lavalle, Mexico; Martina NavraMlova (2), Fort Worth, Texas, vs, Catarlna Lindovist, Sweden; Boris Becker (5), West Germany, vs. Todd Nelson, San Diego.

Grandstand Court Natalia Zver-eva (8), Soviet Union, vs. Kim Slein-melz, St. Louis; Stefan Edberg (3), Sweden, vs. Libor Pimek, Czechoslovakia; Pam Shrlver (4), Lulherville, vs. Anne Smith, Dallas; Brad Gilbert (11), Piedmont, vs.

Milan Sreiber, Czechoslovakia; Henri Leconte (10), France, vs. Javier Frana, Argentina. Court 3 Mary Joe Fernandez (13), Miami, vs. Jenny Byrne, Australia; Slobodan Zivoiinovic, Yugoslavia, vs. Johan Carlsson, Sweden, comp.

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Olympic team," he said in a statement. "We feel that there are problems with the test and that there has been possible violations of the U.S. Olympic Committee's protocol during the collection process of the samples and we hope to be able to present this information at an administrative hearing this week. "The deadline for certifying members of the U.S. Olympic team is Thursday, Sept.

1, so time is of the essence. "Angel firmly maintains that she has not taken any banned substance and that the test is in error. "During the last year, Angel has subjected herself to the possibility of drug testing seven different times and has been selected for drug testing four different times without difficulty. By subjecting herself to these drug tests, she indicates her innocence," it said. A statement issued earlier said Angel Myers had a prescription for Ortho-Novum, a birth control pill that has "identical characteristics to the steroid the USOC claims she was testing positive for." AT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Fourth-round 24-same Results 1.

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LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (AP) -Although Angel Myers' supporters insist that birth control pills caused her to fail a drug test, the U.S. Olympic Committee stood behind its decision to remove her from the U.S. Olympic women's swimming team. Myers, 21, traveled to Indianapolis on Monday for an independent drug test at Indiana University.

Other facilities capable of drug testing declined because of ties to the U.S. Olympic Committee. Kirt Myers, Angel's father and coach, said the test was her "only chance." Olympic officials reaffirmed the test that led to her ouster. "We have total confidence in the integrity and validity," spokesman Mike Moran said, adding that substances produced by birth control pills are easily detected and recognized by the drug testing procedure. "We have tested hundreds of worn-en who had taken all sorts of birth control pills," Moran said.

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