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si Tuesday, May 20, 1997 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER F7 High School Scoreboard Perriman and Eagles are talking Kratchman. HR: G-Jason Troccoli 2, Ricky Grasso, DeMarco FLC-Congdon. His agent says the free-agent wide receiver from the Lions would simply love to play in Philadelphia. High Schools Overbrook pounds out playoff win "He was very impressed," Rosenhaus said of Perriman. "He met with Jon Gruden and talked about the offense.

He talked with Ty Detmer and loved it. Brett hopes to become an Eagle. He wants to play for a winner." Gruden is the Eagles' offensive coordinator and the inventor of what he calls the "Jersey Shore" offense. Detmer is the Eagles' starting quarterback. The Eagles have declined to comment specifically on players with whom they are negotiating contracts, but it's no secret that landing a proven wide receiver is at the top of their wish list.

The only impact wide receivers back from last year's team are Irving Fryar and Chris T. Jones. Fryar is 34, and Jones, who will be entering his third season, is still trying to develop consistency. Holdover Freddie Solomon is not expected to blossom into a pass-catching machine this coming season, and Dialleo Burks is fresh off the practice squad. Sixth-round pick Antuan Wyatt looked great at mini-camp, but he's still a rookie.

Mark Seay, last season's extra wide receiver, has not been invited back. Perriman, a former teammate of Eagles quarterback Rodney Peete in Detroit, could be a perfect fit in Philadelphia. He caught 94 passes, five for touchdowns, last season, averaging 10.9 yards per catch. Only five players in the entire league caught more passes, and his 1,021 receiving yards ranked him eighth in the NFC and 10th in the league. Teaming with Herman Moore, Perriman gave the Lions the most prolific 1-2 receiving combination in the NFL.

Unfortunately for the Lions, Perriman's improvement left them un By Gary Miles INQUIRER STAFF WRITER The Eagles' search for a standout wide receiver got serious yesterday when they met with unrestricted free agent Brett Perriman, the NFL's sixth-leading pass-catcher last season. Perriman, 31, is a nine-year veteran who has played the last six seasons with the Detroit Lions. Before heading back to Atlanta last night, the 1996 Pro Bowl alternate passed a physical and met with the Eagles' coaches at Veterans Stadium. Drew Rosenhaus, Perriman's agent, said the Lions' all-time leader in catches would be delighted to play for the Eagles. Phillips fires a 65 for victory By Mayer Brandschain FOR THE INQUIRER Wayne Phillips of Lehigh Country Club shot a course-record 5-under-par 30-3565 to win the inaugural $9,715 Henry-Griffitts Classic of the Philadelphia PGA in a field of 116 yesterday at Heidelberg Country Club in Bernville, Pa.

Phillips prevailed by 4 strokes over Brett Upper of Bent Creek and Stu Ingraham of Overbrook. The top finishers Wayne Phillips, Lehigh 30-3565 Brett Upper, Bent' Creek 33-3669 Stu Ingraham, Overbrook 36-3369 John DiMarco, Laurel Creek 33-3770 Peter Lovenguth, Radley Run 34-3670 Jim Booros, Allentown Muni 32-3971 Gene Fieger, Overbrook 35-36 71 Terry Hertzog, Gullph Mills 33-3871 Craig Frank, Upper Perk 35-3772 Lloyd Weston, Whitford 35-3772 Tim Foran, Huntsville 36-3672 John Cooper, Llanerch 35-3772 Terry Hatch, Schuylkill 37-3572 Ken Peyre-Ferry, Little Mill 35-3772 Peter Welsh, Toms River 33-3972 John Appleget, Stone Harbor 33-3972 Bill Sautter, Sunnybrook 37-3673 Brian Lee, Olde Masters 39-3473 Jack Brennan, Clinton 35-3873 Rick Osberg, Waynesborough 34-3973 Pete Oakley, Kings Creek 35-3873 George Foster, Radnor Valley 34-4074 Stuart Hanford, Royal Oaks. 35-3974 Brian Kelly, Frosty Valley 34-4074 Vince Ramagli, Indian Spring 34-4074 Paul Oglesby, Bent Creek 36-3874 Russ Davis, Cape May National. 36-3874 Dave Linkchorst, Blackwood 35-39 74 Dave Quinn, Indian Spring 36-38 74 Don DeAngelis, Blue Bell 36-3874 James Jones, Torresdale-Frankford 35-39 74 Seniors Bob Hibschman, Manufacturers 37-36 Sherm Keeney, Cool Creek 34-3973 John Carson, McCall Field 36-3773 Ron Rolfe, North Hills 38-3775 Pete Trenham, Reading 37-3875 Henry McQuiston, Bala 37-4178 Baseball Results PIAA DISTRICT 1 CLASS AAA First round Springfield (D) 9, Sun Valley 1 Holy Ghost Prep 4, C.B. West 2 Upper Perkiomen 4, Conestoga 1 Phoenixville 16, Council Rock 14 Harry Truman 9, Pottsgrove 8 13, Chichester 7 Pennsbury 10, Kennett 4 Upper Darby 6, Norristown 5 PUBLIC LEAGUE First round GAMP 18, Franklin L.

Center 8 Overbrook 13, Eng. Science 7 Mastbaum 13, Lamberton 1 Fels 11, Dobbins 10 CATHOLIC LEAGUE Cardinal Dougherty 10, Archbishop Ryan 8 La Salle 12, Conwell-Egan 11 (8 inn.) Bishop McDevitt 12, North Catholic 11 Father Judge 8, Archbishop Wood 5 Archbishop Carroll 17, Cardinal O'Hara 1 St. Joseph's Prep 10, Kennedy-Kenrick 5 St. John Neumann 4, Roman Catholic 1 Monsignor Bonner 20, West Catholic 4 INTER-AC LEAGUE Penn Charter 9, Malvern Prep 6 PA. INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS TOURNAMENT Haverford School 19, Perkiomen School 13 Delco Christian 9, Chestnut Hill Ac.

8 Hill School 10, Phil-Mont Christian 8 NONLEAGUE Phelps 7, Akiba Hebrew 4 Softball Results PUBLIC LEAGUE First round Fels 11, Mastbaum 6 Lincoln 11, Edison 1. Girls High 15, Saul 2 Central 20, West Philadelphia 2 Franklord 26, Bartram 13 GAMP 11, Eng. Science 5 PIAA DISTRICT 1 CLASS AAA First round Council Rock 8, W. Chester East 2 Upper Merion 1 1, Avon Grove 1 Souderton 9, Lansdale Catholic 6 Upper Moreland 4, C. Bucks West 3 Marple Newtown 3, Pottsgrove 1 Norristown 3, Coatesville 0 Ridley 2, Mount St.

Joseph 1 (8 inn.) Downingtown 5, Academy Park 1 Villa Maria 8, Spring-Ford 3 Hatboro-Horsham 4, Nazareth Ac. 0 Neshaminy 3, Upper Darby 0 Haverford High 2, Methacton 1 Harry Truman 8, Chichester 3 Interboro 5, North Penn 4 Springfield (D) 3, C. Bucks East 1 Coed Tennis Results PUBLIC LEAGUE Semifinals Masterman 5, Northeast 1 Central 4, Washington 2 Boys' Tennis Results CATHOLIC LEAGUE SEMIFINALS St. Joseph's Prep 59, Cardinal O'Hara 41 La Salle 60, Archbishop Ryan 12 Singles: 1, Tim Hanigan, def. Ron Branca, 6-0, 6-1.

2, Jeff Rucinski, def. Mike Brewer, 6-1, 6-1. 3, James Logan, def. Pete Capriati, 6-1, 6-2. 4, R.J.

Ermola, def. Joe Pietras, 6-1, 6-4. Doubles: Steve Balshi and Brian O'Neill, def. Jim McGrath and Lenny Lux. 6-1, 6-0.

FRIENDS SCHOOLS LEAGUE Championship Tournament Singles: 1, Sean Meckley, Moorestown Friends, def. Shigekl Yamada, Friends' Central, 7-6 (7-3), 6- 4. 2, Arden Miller, George School, def. Dave Mouber, Moorestown Friends, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4. 3, Mike Church, George School, def.

Steve Spera, Friends' Central, 6-1, 6-2. Doubles: 1, Chris Von Seggern an Sude Dhillon, George School, del. Eric Hickey and Sean Wein-stein, Germantown Friends, 7-6 17-1), 6-2. 2, Terry Lee and Ari Betof, George School, def. Kenzo Nakawatase and Sam Slaughter, Germantown Friends, 6-0, 6-2.

Boys' Lacrosse Results TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE Semifinal Kimberton 7, Woodlynde 4 Girls' Lacrosse Results CENTRAL LEAGUE Conestoga 10, Marple Newtown 6 NONLEAGUE Great Valley 18, W.C. East 12 Girls' Soccer Results PIAA DISTRICT 1 Semifinals Pennsbury 2, Souderton 0 C.B. East 3, Upper Dublin 1 Golf Results CATHOLIC LEAGUE Monsignor Bonner 245, Cardinal O'Hara 269 INTER-AC LEAGUE Individual Championships At Sunnybrook, par 72. 1, Scott Ehrlich, Germantown Ac, 73. 2, Peyton Wallace, Penn Charter, 81.

3, Eric Pearson, Chestnut Hill, 81. 4, Mike Goldman, Penn Charter, 81. 5 (tie), Geoff Forcino, Malvern Prep; Ken Wallace, Penn Charter; Ben Emory, Episcopal, 82. 8 (tie), Steve Hudson, Chestnut Hill; Mike Zinkand, Germantown Ac; Sam McFall, Haverford Bob Fisher, Germantown Ac, 83. Baseball Line Scores Public League Lamberton Mastbaum 100 000 0 1 2 530311 13 15 WP: Joe Lock.

LP: Schiff. 2B: M-Ed Bowman, Ja-son Looby, George Diaz. HR: M-Lock, Bowman. Dobbins 001 135 0 10 9 5 Fels 351 110 11 11 13 WP: Tony DeLeone. LP: Amari Wynder.

2B: F-Langdon; D-Yorel Prosser, Wynder, Tyree Lytes. 3B: F-Will Negron, Brian Langdon; D-Wynder. Franklin LCenter 051 002 0 8 11 6 GAMP 525 303 18 22 3 WP: Ricky Grasso. LP: Zeb Congdon. 2B: G-Mi-chael Kratchman, Tommy DeMarco, Danny Pez-zetti 2, Nick DiGiacomo; FLC-Frankie Burk.

3B: G- able to pay the salary he reportedly Legal Legal Notices Proposals Notice pursuant to Section 6104(d) of the Internal Revenue Code is hereby given that the annual report ot the AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOUNDATION, INC. (Robert C. Jacobs, Foundation Manager) is available at its principal office, co J.H. WHfiams LLP, 230 Wyoming Avenue. Kingston, PA 18704 ((717) 288-3651) during regular business hours for inspection by any citizen upon request made within 180 days of this notice.

Notice Is Sealed Bids bv the Authority for Adhesive, P-001537, no A.M., June Chestnut 19103. Copies may be 2012 Chestnut 19103, ATTN: Department, hours of 12:00 noon 684-4092 for hereby given that will be accepted Philadelphia Housing Floor Tiles Solicitation No. later than 11:00 2, 1997 at 2012 PA, of the solicitation picked up commencing May 18, 1997 at PA Contracts between the 10:00 A.M. and only. Fax (215) solicitation to be mailed or for any other query relative to the solicitation.

PHA encourages minority and woman owned businesses to submit proposals and participate in joint ventures. JOHN P. WHITE JR. DIRECTOR is seeking $2 million per season. Perriman was paid $1 million last season, but the Lions, who are paying Moore, quarterback Scott Mitchell and running back Barry Sanders each $4 million per season, can't fit a big increase for him under their salary cap.

The Eagles, on the other hand, have yet to re-sign running back Charlie Garner and offensive line- man Joe Panos and are believed to be about $5.4 million under the cap. Perriman also has visited the Kan- sas City Chiefs, Denver Atlanta Falcons and Miami Dolphins. Perriman's best NFL season was 1995. He caught a career-high 108 passes for 1,488 yards and nine touchdowns. A knee sprain suffered in the first quarter of the Lions' NFC wild-card playoff game against the Eagles on Jan.

7, 1996, left him hobbled at the beginning of last season, but he recovered to lead the NFC with 29 third-down catches for 356 yards. Perriman has played both the slot and wide-receiver positions. Known for his acceleration off the line of scrimmage, he also can return' punts. Perriman, who led the Lions in receiving in 1991 and '92, is regarded as a gritty player who can go over the middle to make the big. catch.

The Lions acquired him from the New Orleans Saints in 1991 for a fifth-round draft pick. He had played four seasons for the University of Miami before playing three" with the Saints after being drafted in the second round in 1988. Notices and Bids Proposals and Bids Notice is hereby given that Sealed Bids will be accepted by the Philadelphia Housing Authority for Adhesive, Solicitation No. -001 536, no later than 11:00 A June 18, 1997 at 201? Chestnut PA, 19103. Copies of the solicitation may be picked up commencing May 18, 1997 at 2012 Chestnut PA 19103, ATTN; Contracts Department, between the hours of 10:00 A.M.

and 12:00 noon only. Fax (215) 684-4092 for solicitation to be mailed or for any other query relative to the solicitation. PHA encourages minority and woman owned businesses to submit proposals and participate in joint ventures. JOHN F. WHITE JR.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR HTO Barclay Travel Agency WMDNEW 1997 Wftll lflffi TITLES IN STOCK! I WfiWffi ft Overbrook Eng. Science 302 320 3 13 18 132 1000 7 6 WP: Alonzo Oler. LP: Brian Rigler. 2B; O-Eric Pugh, Mark Holly 2, Kevin Garrett; ES-Kemal Ulosoy, Bob Filler. HR: O-Ron Branham.

Catholic League North Father Judge Archbishop Wood 100 004 3 8 8 012 200 0 5 9 WP: Dan Curtis. LP: Doug Pfeifler. North Catholic Bishop McDevitt 021 2132 11 10 215 004X 12 12 WP: Dennis Flaherty. LP: Troy. 2B: BM-Paulo Vic-torio.

3B: NC-Troy, Worstad, Alexander. HR: BM-Paul Knapp. Archbishop Ryan Cardinal Dougherty 000 003 5 8 10 170 200X 10 10 WP: Walt Kaminski. LP: Brian McCann. 2B: CD-Ryan O'Hare, Chris Gradel; AR-Mike Bell.

3B: CD-Jason Streeper; AR-Bill Fulforth. HR: AR-Mike Bell. Catholic League South Roman Catholic St. John Neumann 0000100 1 5 3 000 004X 4 8 0 WP: Chad Berry. LP: DiCicco.

2B: DC-Campbell. West Catholic 001 120 0 4 7 5 Monsignor Bonner 204 275 20 16 2 WP: Scott Fremont. LP: McGovern. 2B: MB-Tom Papa, Rob Cucinotta, Dennis Moran, Mike Simone, Mike Kearney; WC-Chris Burgess 2, Antrell. HR: MB-Nell Orr, John Reavey.

SI. Joseph's Prep Kennedy-Kenrick 602 000 2 10 9 0 000 023 0 5 8 3 WP: Blasetti. LP: Andrew Romberger. 2B: SJP-Dowgher KK-Romberger, Masseli. 3B: KK-Romberger.

Inter-Ac League Penn Charter Malvern Prep 000 204 3 9 8 101 004 0 6 2 WP: Arizin. LP; Skellan. 2B: PC-Cousin 2, Got-tehrer, Gibbs. Pa. Ind.

Schools Tourn. Chestnut Hill Delco Christian 010 021 4 8 8 2 260 100 9 14 3 WP: Steve Montgomery. LP: Andrew Baumberger. 2B: DC-Scott Bollinger, Jamie Burke, Mark Dixon; CH-Mike Brown, Kevin Griffin, Cameron Smeak. HR: DC-Ron Pennington; CH-Joe Clement, Pat Toomey, Phil-Mont Chr.

Hill School 000 006 2 8 012 421 10 WP: Rick Thomas. LP: Brian Lunning. 2B: HS-Matt Slaymaker; PMC-Phil Van Velohuizen. 3B: HS-Kir-wan Elliott; PMC-Greg Bartz. HR: HS-Bake Leon-ards, Andy Mest; PMC-Greg Bartz.

Perkiomen School Haverford School 501 202 313 14 008 145 18 19 WP: Steve Compton. LP: Rick Maldonado. 2B: PS-Maurice Neme 2. HR; HS-Joe Ricchini, Mike Dubin; PS-Julio Acosta 2, Jared Burton. West-Mont Chr.

Mercersburg Ac. 000 000 0 0 200 034X 9 WP: Anthony Catalini. LP: Derek Major. 2B; MA-Wilfest 2. HR: MA-Benson.

Softball Line Scores I PIAA District 1 Class AAA Nazareth Ac. Hatboro-Horsham 000 000 0 0 21 1 000 4 WP: Melanie Ford. LP: Jen Patti. Public League Saul Girls High 110 000 0 2 2 340 440x 15 14 WP: Michelle Boone. LP: Hodge.

3B: GH-Laurie Cooper, Alexis Abater. West Phila. Central 002 00 2 5 950 6x 20 20 WP: Manon Greenberg. 2B: C-Adrienne Kosinski, Claire Brown. 3B: C-Paula Smith, Robyn Rawles, Chrissy Bianco, Kosinski.

HR: C-Bianco. Eng. Science GAMP 400 001 0 5 3 001 1 18 11 11 WP: Melissa Muraglia. LP: Mehrnoosh Ebrahimi. 2B: G-Jennifer Muraglia, Stephanie Davis, Adonia Gaeta; ES-Krystal Kierod.

Edison Lincoln 0000010 1 024 500 1 1 WP: Colleen Miller. LP: Martha Acosta. 2B: L-Me-lissa Price. 3B: L-Katie Reikow. Bartram Frankford 4 33 201 013 10 5 1 1 07 107 26 23 4 WP: Tara Mangan.

LP: Janine Lare. 2B: F-Danielle Ludwig, Carin Long, Helena Watalowski, Linda Donovan; B-Veronica Mika, Renee Glove. 3B; B-Gail Supersad, Deanna Leigh. Mastbaum Fels 121 000 2 6 5 431 300X 11 10 WP: Rama Davidson. LP: Anna Holacik.

2B: F-Amy Smith; M-Angie Lopez. 3B: F-Davidson. Baseball Schedule Today NONLEAGUE W.C. Christian at Elkton 3:30 Softball Schedule Today CATHOLIC LEAGUE Championship At La Salle University. Conwell-Egan vs.

Arch. Wood, 4 NONLEAGUE West Chester Christian at Elkton, 3:30 Cedar Grove at Kings Christian, 3:45 Announcements The Suburban One League is exploring expansion of its membership. Representatives of any PIAA member school interested in joining the league may send a letter of interest to: David Yates, SOL Membership Chairman, Council Rock High School, 62 Swamp Newtown, PA, 18940. Letters may be faxed to (215) 968-3774. FOOTBALL Archbishop Ryan seeks a scrimmage on August 29 or 30.

Contact athletic director George Todt at (215) 637-1800, ext. 283. AHL Playoffs Conference finals Best-of-seven series NORTHERN CONFERENCE HAMILTON VS. ALBANY Game 1: Hamilton, 2-1 Game 2: Tonight in Albany, 7:30 Game 3: Friday In Hamilton, 7 Game 4: Sunday in Hamilton, 7:30 Game 5: May 27 in Hamilton Game 6: May 30 in Albany, 7:30 Game 7: May 31 in Albany, 7:30 Hamilton leads series, 1-0. SOUTHERNCONFERENCE SPRINGFIELD VS.

HERSHEY Game 1: Springfield, 6-2 Game 2: Springfield, 5-3 Game 3: Wednesday in Springfield, 7 Game 4: Friday In Springfield, 7 Game 5: Sat. In Springfield, 7:30 Game 6: May 29 in Hershey, 7:30 Game 7: May 31 In Hershey, 7:30 Springlield leads series, 2-0. '-it necessary. Auto Racing NASCAR Leaders 1. Terry Labonte 1,544 2.

Jeff Gordon 1,505 3. Dale Jarrett 1,492 4. Mark Martin 1,394 5. Bobby Labonte 1,329 6. Dale Earnhardt 1,287 7.

Jeff Burton 1,277 8. Ricky Rudd. 1,172 9. Michael Waltrip 1,126 10. Bobby Hamilton 1,121 11.

Ward Burton 1,098 12. Rusty Wallace 1.082 13. Jeremy Mayfield 1,068 14. Johnny Benson 1,062 15. Bill Elliott 1,058 Eric Pugh collected three hits, including a two-run double, and Ron Branham slugged a home run to lead Overbrook to a 13-7 upset of host Engineering Science in the opening round of the Public League baseball playoffs yesterday.

The Panthers totaled 18 hits in making a winner of Alonzo Oler, who pitched a complete game, yielding six hits and nine walks while striking out nine. In other first-round games: Ed Bowman (4 for 4, home run, two RBIs) and George Diaz (3 for 3, two RBIs) keyed a 15-hit attack that carried host Mastbaum past Lam-berton, 13-1. Joe Lock pitched the first four innings for the victory, striking out six and walking two. Brian Langdon collected three hits and four RBIs as Fels survived a late surge by visiting Dobbins to hold on for an 11-10 victory. Dobbins trailed by eight runs after four innings but scored three in the fifth and five more before leaving the bases loaded in the sixth.

An error in the bottom of the fifth led to the run by Fels' Will Negron that proved to be the difference. Jason Troccoli and Tommy De-Marco slammed two homers each and combined for eight RBIs as GAMP dispatched visiting Franklin Learning Center, 18-8. Catholic North. Cardinal Dougherty took command early, bunching five singles in a seven-run second inning, and went on td defeat Archbishop Ryan, 10-8, and clinch first place in the division. Inter-Ac.

Penn Charter pushed across four runs in the sixth inning and three more in the seventh to come away from Malvern Prep with a 9-6 victory. With the victory, it clinched the league title. Pa. Ind. Schools.

Hill School and starting pitcher Rick Thomas were coasting toward an easy victory over Phil-Mont Christian in the quarterfinals of the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Tournament, the Falcons nearly came back to win after the Blues made mass substitutions in the sixth inning. However, the Hill held on for a 10-8 victory with the help of solo homers by Bake Leonards and Andy Mest and three RBIs by Matt Brady. Thomas, who allowed no hits or runs, struck out 11 and walked none in five' innings. Softball Leadoff batter Linda Donovan provided four hits, scored four runs, and knocked in two runs to spark the Frankford offense in a 26-13 home-field triumph over Bartram in the first round of the Public League playoffs. Sara Cooney added four hits and three RBIs.

In other first-round games: Winning pitcher Raina Davidson and Amy Smith combined for four hits and six RBIs as Fels dumped visiting Mastbaum, 11-6. Michelle Boone handcuffed visiting Saul with 13 strikeouts and Kate King went 3 for 3 in leading Girls High to a 15-2 triumph. Same-day results of high school sports events can be found each evening at Philadelphia Online, The Inquirer's site on the Internet. Point your browser to www.phillynews.comsportshs Scoreboard Transactions Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland Indians: Placed RHP Jack McDowell on the 15-day disabled list. Activated RHP Paul Shuey from the 15-day disabled list.

Texas Rangers: Sent Brian Llibre to the St. Louis Cardinals to complete an earlier trade. NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILLIES: Announced that RHP Bobby Munoz has declined assignment to Scranton-Wilkes-Barre of the International League and has become a free agent. HEARTLAND LEAGUE Will County Cheetahs: Signed OF Andy Pallisard, OF Skip Moore, RHP Josh Barron, RHP Jeff Burke, Franklin Anderson, RHP Dave Wiers, INF Kip McBride, and LHP Danny Roman. NORTHEAST LEAGUE Massachusetts Mad Dogs: Signed OF Ray Moon to a one-year contract.

PRAIRIE LEAGUE Aberdeen Pheasants: Signed INF Randy Berlin for the 1997 season. TEXAS-LOUISIANA LEAGUE Abilene Prairie Dogs: Signed RHP Louis Maybetry and INF Jeff Motes. Football NFL New York Jets: Announced the retirement ot Gary Jones. WORLD LEAGUE Amsterdam Admirals: Activated Earl Scott from injured reserve. Waived Andre Hewitt.

Barcelona Dragons: Activated DT Hucih Hunter from injured reserve. Frankfurt Galaxy: Signed Dir. Jon Baker. Scottish Wilky Bazile Hockey CHL Wichita of of year plus COLONIAL Saginaw George manager marketing, manager. ECHL Dayton to College Georgia: basketball Amateur Soccer UNITED Men's Radnor Major Danubia Danubia Women's Phoenix 1950: by Middleground.

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Scores SOCCER LEAGUE Over-30 Division 2. Danubia 0 Division Green 7, Liberty 4 Kickers 2, America 1 Division 1, Lower Merion 0, forfeit Tennis Raifeissen Grand Prix In St. Polten, Austria. SINGLES First round: Thomas Muster (1), Austria, def. Sebastien Grosjean, France, 6-3, 6-3.

Clemens Trimmel, Austria, def. Jonas Bjorkman (6), Sweden, 7-5, 3-6, 7-5. Magnus Norman, Sweden, def. Wolfgang Schranz, Austria, 6-3, 7-5. Jeff Tar-ango, Manhattan Beach, def.

Vincent Spadea, Boca Raton, Fla 6-4, 6-0. Tomas Nydahl, Sweden, def. Markus Hipfl, Austria, 7-6 (7-2), 5-7, 7-5. Sjeng Schalken, Netherlands, def. Tim Henman (4), Britain, 6-4, 6-2.

Patrick Rafter, Australia, def. Richard Fromberg, Australia, 7-6 (8-6), 7-6 (7-4). Marcelo Filipini, Uruguay, def. Juan Albert Viloca, Spain, 7-6 (7-2), 7-5. Strasbourg Open In Strasbourg, France.

SINGLES First round: Yelena Likhovtseva (5), Russia, def. Alexandra Fusai, France, 6-3, 6-2. Ai Sugiyama, Japan, def. Meike Babel, Germany, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-4). Nathalie Tauziat (7), France, del.

Wang Shi-tang, Taiwan, 7-6 (7-1), 1-6, 6-2. Tamarine Tanasugarn, Thailand, def, Paola Suarez, Argentina, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. Patricia Hy-Boulais, Canada, def. Helena Sukova, Czech Republic, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Philadelphia online i I i ,1,111111111,1, GREATER PHILADELPHIA CHAMBER CF COMMERCE (215) 545-1234 1 For late scores, call The Inquirer at vpvi Heavily favored Hill Prince, ridden Bill Boland, won the Preak-ness Stakes by five lengths over Damascus, ridden by Willie captured the Preakness 2V lengths over In Reality..