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B-2 The Orlando Sentinel, Saturday, March 25, 1995 METRO Sampras, Agassi set rematch I Sports this morning I 1 McEnroe, but I'm looking forward to it, and I'm sure he is. It's like two heavyweights going at it." Regardless of Sunday's result, Sampras will remain ranked No. 1 for the 81st consecutive week, but Agassi could narrow his points lead with a victory Sunday. No. 2 Steffi Graf, seeking her fourth Lipton title and a chance to reduce top-ranked Arantxa Sanchez Vicario's hold on No.

1, will play ninth-seeded Kimiko Date in today's women's final. Date, who reached the final despite a strained rotator cuff, has won only one set in four previous matches against Graf. Upton Championships MEN Single Mmmmta Andre Agassi (2) d. Magnus Larseon. 7-5, 46, 7-6 (7-1); Pete Sampras (1) Jonas Bjcntman, Ooubles Mmfflnaai Patrick McEnroe, Cove Neck, and Jan Grabb Grant Corral and Pal Gabratn, 6-2.

8-4; Ma Woodkxde and Todd Woodbridge Byron Black and Jonathan Sark, 6-3, 6-2 WOMEN Doubles Quarterfinals Jana Novotna and Arantxa San-Chez Vcano d. Manor Botegraf and Rennae StuKs, 7-6 (7-2), 7-5. Then, during an interview over the public address system, Agassi encouraged the spectators to stay and support Sampras, leading them in a chant of "Pete! Pete! Pete!" "You need to cheer for Pete tonight for two reasons," Agassi told the crowd. "He's my Davis Cup teammate, and I want a piece of him in the final." Agassi got his wish a few hours later, when Sampras, from Tampa, recovered from a slow start to eliminate unseeded Jonas Bjorkman, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1. Sampras beat Agassi in last year's final.

Both their meetings this year were in finals, with Agassi winning the Australian Open and Sampras at Indian Wells, Calif. "Hopefully, Andre and I can bring tennis to a new level and get it more exciting for the fans and for little kids," Sampras said. "We really bring out the best in each other. Time will tell if we can get the rivalry going like a Bjorn Borg-John Stars Stripes posts victory in America's Cup semifinal SAN DIEGO Dennis Conner's Stars Stripes passed Mighty Mary with less than one mile to win their America's Cup semifinal race Friday. Stars Stripes crossed the finish line eight seconds ahead, or less than two boat lengths' separation, after 18.55 miles of sailing.

Stars Stripes won for the first time in three semifinal matches. It pulled out of a second-place tie with Mighty Mary and trails Young America, 4-2, in the Citizen Cup for defenders. On the challenger course, Russell Courts steered Team New Zealand's Black Magic 1 to gains on all six legs to defeat John Bertrand's oneAustralia by 2 minutes, 29 seconds. Chris Dickson's NZL-39 fell behind Nippon twice because of equipment problems but rallied to win by 23 seconds. ASSOCIATED PRESS Cowboys defender Gant signs 3-year contract with Bucs TAMPA After luring former Dallas Cowboys receiver Alvin Harper to his old stomping ground, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have persuaded Harper's old teammate, Kenny Gant, 27, to return home, too.

The Bucs on Friday signed the safety and special-teams standout from Lakeland to a 3-year deal that reportedly is worth $1.1 million. "The attraction is I feel at home. Obviously, Fm at home," said Gant, who had 134 tackles and seven interceptions in five years in Dallas. They're building a good program, and I want to be a part of it" In other Bucs' news, Tampa Bay will change its colors and logo for the 1996 season, new owner Malcolm Glazer said. In addition, the Bucs changed the date of their preseason game at Cincinnati to Aug.

11. CHAREAN WILLIAMS of the Sentinel ttaff keys basketball victory struggled by becoming the first Pan Am team representing the United States to lose its first two games. It has since won four 19 9 5 Pan Amem f0r G. March 11-26 ma row. "For whatever wannabes we wanted to be at Mar del Plata Argentina the start at the week we've bounced back pretty quickly," USA coach Mike Thibault said "I said at the start of the week that we would get better, and we have.

I don't know if I have a feeling about playing for the gold yet That may sink in when we walk into the building, and it's going to be crazy." Robinson's uneven play was a factor in the USA's difficulties in establishing its dominance against five other teams in pool competition. He was averaging 5.8 points and 19 minutes in five games. "I hadn't played that much," said Robinson, who scored a team-high 22 points. "It's hard to get into a groove when you're dealing with a new basketball; it's a whole different situation. I got into the groove because the coach played me a lot Medal Round Puerto ftco 6, Panama Nicaragua Argentina Cuba 7.

Maws ft Gold Cube; Saver Nicaragua; Bronze Puerto Rico Merr. Kata 24 6 cons 3. Faroe Alas. Mexico. 24 .1.

Choo. record run FOOTBALL ANDRE RISON has signed a 5-year, $17 million contract with the Cleveland Browns, making Nm the highest-paid receiver in NFL history. "Finally. I feel appreciated," said Rison, 28, after Browns owner Art Modell unveiled the deal Friday. Only a $5 million signing bonus was guaranteed, Modell said.

THE CINCINNATI Bengals have retained Carl Pickens by matching the Arizona Cardinals' 4-year, $11 million offer sheet. The deal makes Pickens the NFL's third-highest-paid wide receiver. THE NEW York Jets signed restricted free-agent offensive lineman Skipell Mala ma la to a four-year deal and agreed to a three-year contract with Anthony Prior, who likely will back up Marcus Turner at right comerback. THE NEW England Patriots announced the signing of seven players, including unrestricted free-agent kicker Matt Bahr. Also signed were linebacker Andre Bowden, wide receiver Elbert Ellis, tight end Paul Francisco, guard Todd Ruccl, defensive tackle Bruce Walker and defensive back Larry Whtgham.

Terms were not disclosed. AUTO RACING AL UNSER a two lime International Race of Champions series winner, has withdrawn from today's Darlington Raceway event with a sprained right ankle. Unser told IROC officials he slipped and fell at his home after returning from the Australian IndyCar race. TIM FEDEWA set a track record and captured the pole for today's Grand National race at Darlington (S.C.) Raceway. Fedewa sped his Ford Thunderbird through a lap of 162.905 mph to better the 161.022 mph set last September by Randy LaJote.

Nine drivers bettered the previous record. BRITAIN'S DAMON Hill earned the provisional pole position for the Brazilian Grand Prix in San Paolo, the season opener. Driving a Williams-Renault, Hill set a fast lap of 1 minute, 20.081 seconds, around the twisting, 2.637-mile Interiagos circuit in the opening session of time trials for Sunday's race. Gerhard Berger was second in a Ferrari, 0.3 seconds back. BASKETBALL TRYOUTS FOR Orlando USA Inc.

High School Basketball All-Star Games are today at the Orlando Downtown Recreation Center. All high school senior boys and girls are eligible. Girls tryouts are 11 boys at 12:30 p.m. The games are April 1, beginning at 12:30 p.m. at the Recreation Center.

Call (407) 246-2646 for more information. SWIMMING AND DIVING TOM DOLAN of Michigan lowered an American and NCAA record for the second consecutive night as he won the 400-yard individual medley with a time of 1' i i 1 8 The No. land No. 2 men's players each needed three sets to win Lipton Championships semifinals. ASSOCIATED PRESS KEY BIS-CAYNE The best rivalry in tennis took a twist Friday, when No.

2 Andre Agassi led cheers for top- ranked Pete Sampras. Both won in three sets and advanced to Sunday's final at the Lipton Championships, their third meeting this year. Agassi earned his victory first, playing a flawless third-set tiebreaker to escape unseeded Magnus Lars-son, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (7-1). Rumeal Robinson scored 22 points to lift the United States into the gold medal game tonight. By George Diaz OF THE SENTINEL STAFF MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina Six years after Rumeal Robinson etched his name into NCAA history with two critical free throws in the closing seconds of an NCAA championship game, he continues to savor the dramatic moment.

Thousands of miles away from Michigan, where he earned his fame as a college player, Robinson sparked the fortunes of the United States basketball team in the XII Pan American Games Friday night. Scoring 14 of 18 points during one stretch in the second half, coupled with a free throw in the closing seconds, Robinson helped lead the USA to an 89-85 victory against Brazil to advance to tonight's gold medal game against Argentina. It marks a significant comeback for the USA, a team of Continental Basketball Association players who 19 9 5 Pan American Games DOCTORS TO BLAME THE BLAME for a positive drug test by Canadian rower Silken Laumann lies mostly with the doctors who prescribed the medication to her, the Olympics' top medical official said Friday. Prince Alexandre de Mer-ode, chairman of the International Olympic Committee's medical commission, said Canadian physicians were responsible for the incident that stripped Laumann of a gold in quadruple sculls. BOXERS LOSE IT WAS not a good evening for United States boxers, who lost both of their bouts.

Light welterweight Fernando Vargas lost on points to Luis Perez of Puerto Rico, and super-heavyweight Lance Whitaker was stopped in the first round by Cuba's Leonardo Martinez. Only seconds after getting a standing-eight count, Whitaker was dropped with a sharp left, ending the fight MAPPLE WINS DEENA MAPPLE of Orlando and Carl Roberge of Winter Springs have secured slots in today's water skiing slalom finals, based on their performance in Thursday's preliminary rounds. Mapple is in second place behind Canada's Susi Graham, and Roberge is in first place. Compiled from staff, wire reports FLORIDA 2. MISS.

ST. 0 DARREN McCLELLAN allowed just five hits and struck out a career-high 12 batters over 8 innings as Florida beat visiting Mississippi State in both teams' Southeastern Conference opener Friday. The effort by McClellan (8-1) marked Florida's first shutout against Mississippi State in the 7 Thursday, and I took advantage of it" Neither team could pull away throughout the first and second halves, though the United States would likely have struggled offensively if not for Robinson's shooting touch. During his most impressive stretch, he scored on a layup following a steal, two consecutive 3-pointers, and two drives to the basket. The USA still trailed, 74-71, and would fall behind by seven points with 5:11 to play.

After the United States cut the lead to one, Sean Gay scored on a jumper for an 86-85 edge with 1:35 remaining. The teams exchanged a pair of missed free throws before Robinson made one of two free throws with 15.5 seconds remaining. Following a miss by Brazil's Marco Santos, Chuckie White rebounded, was fouled, and scored the final two points for the United States with 7.9 seconds remaining. Though the USA has the opportunity to win a men's gold in basketball for the first time since 1983, the assignment is hardly easy. Poli De-portivo is certain to be packed to capacity of about 8,000 fans, celebrating the moment KARATE Orenana Argentina, 2:02.88.

5, Vicky Lynch, Canada 2:05.35. 6, Jennfier Fisher. Bermuda 205.62. 7, Odaarra Umonta Cuba 2:1015. 8.

Charrnains Thomas, Antigua 211.18. 5.000 1, Adnana Fernandez, Mexico 15:46 32 2 Mans Diaz. Mexico, 15:46 43. 3, Carol Montgomery, Canada, 15:46.80. 4, Sarah Howell, Canada 16:02.59.

5. Mat Demko, Hershsy, Pa, 16-04 56 6. Savana Pereira BrazH, 1607 16 7, Erika de la Oavera Chae. 16:1378. 8, Yeseraa Zenteno, Cuba 162908.

10. Cecaa St Gems. Memo Park, Cast. 16:43.15. 400 hurdles 1, Kim Batten, Taaahaseea Fla, 54.74.

2. Tonja Bufcxd, Urbana 56.06 3, Lency Monteaer, Cuba 55.74. 4, DonakJa Duprey, Canada 5726 5, Carman Bazania Chile, 59.46. 6. Sandra Izquierdo, Argentna 1 0027.

7, Mens Fomaaan, Argentina, 100.56. 8, Ana Trana, Nicaragua dm. Discus 1, Mantza Marten, Cuba 200-10 2, Barbara Hechevarha Cuba 197-6. 3, Kns-tm Kueht Fargo, I860. 4, Mana Lkruoa Colombia 1830.

5, Liana Mar-tnet, Argentna 176-11. 6, Easangala Andnano, Brazil, 174-10. 7. Theresa Brick, Canada, 164-7. 8, Alexandra Amaro, Braza, 157-2 Today's schedule Baaketbal Gold Medal, 1-4 winner vs.

23 winner, TBA Bronze Medal 1-4 kteer vs. 2-3 loser, TEA. Boxing First Final, 6 p.m. FkXd Hockey Men's Bronze Medal, 7 Women's Bronze Medal 9 a.m.; Women's Gold Medal, Noon; Men's Gold Medal, 2 p.m. Judo Women's Up to 52 kg, 56 kg, 3 pm; Men's Up to 65 kg, 71 kg, 3 p.ra Karate Woman's Kjrmte IndMd-ua 52 kg, 52-ptus kg Eaminationa 8 am; Man's Kumns Individual 66kg, 72 kg.

60 kg, 80-pkjs kg Eamnaliona 8 a.m.; Men's Kumite Individual Open Ekrranationa Finals, 2 pm; Woman's Kumns Individual 52 kg. S2-cjs kg Finals, 2 pm; Men's Kumae rrtvirtjal 66kg, 72 kg, 80 kg, BO-pius kg Hna 2 pm. Roaer Skating Roler Hockey, 4 p.m. Softball Men's Gams 48-Bronze Medal. 5 pm; Men's Game 48-Gokt Medal.

7 pm Synchronlzad SwsYnTnlnQ Team, 4:30 p.m. Team HanrM Men's 7m Place, Noon; Men's 5i Race, Men Gold Medal, 5 p.m.; Men's Bronze Medal. 5 pm Track and FhHd Woman's Mansion, 1:15 pm; Men's Hammer Throw Final, 1:30 pm; Man's Marahon, 1.30 pm; Men's High Jump, 2 pm; Women's 400-meter Relay Final, 2 Men's 400-meaer Relay Final, 215 pm; Men Final, 2:30 p.m.; Women's 1600-meter Relay Final. 3 Men's 1600-meter Relay Final, 3:15 pm Water Polo 4 Final Games, 10 am rnMnp, Freestyle 52, 82, 74, 90, 130 kg Ehmnatona 8 am; FreesMs 52.62.74.90, 130 kg Finale, 5pm. a FIELD 1, Chutcnurru, Argentina, 2.

Arevak), Peru, 24.5. San Diego. 24 4. 4, Ba-turoni, 24.1. 5, Yonamne, Brazil, Canada.

240. 7, Ab-daaa. Guatemala, 23 9. 8, Torres, Cuba, 236 Team Kumaai Semffinste Brazil d. United States (Dustm Baktae.

SewicMy, Pa; Wiiam Chadrcw, Seattle; Tommy Hood. Columbia. 30. Argentina d. Paraguay 2-1.

Gold Medal Argentina d. Braza 2-1 Bronze Medal Round United States d. Cuba, 2-1. Paraguay d. Colombia 1-0.

Woman: Kata 1, Melanie Genung, Seattle, 24.9. 2, Kim, Peru, 24.8. 3, Chaves, Argentina, 24.3. 4, Ung Tamo, Canada, 24.3 5, Leon, Mexico, 24.2 6, Yonarnine, Brazil, 24.1. 7, Bentancurt, Cuba.

23.3. a Ayate. Honduras. 23.0. Team Kumiss SemMnets Cubs d.

Argent, 2-1. Brazil d. Peru 30 Gold Medal Cuba d. Brazil. 2-1.

Bronze Medal Round Argentina d. Canada. 2-1. United States (Tracey Day. SekJen, N.Y.; Mesne Genung, Seattle; Chns-tna Muconi, Dougtaston, d.

Peru, 30. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Duet 1, Becky Dyroen-Lancer, Carnpbel, and Sudduth, Morgan Hi. Cam 96 451 poms. 2 Lisa Alexander and Erm Woodley, Canada, 95.471. 3.

Wendy Aguilar and bkam Leal, Mexico, 92270. 4, Roberta PenNier and Fernanda Monteiro, Brazil, 88.839. 5, Juteta Yekn and Maria Zunzunegui, Argentina, 84.832. Gordon's RickHendrick's Chevys swept the first three spots in qualifying for the TranSouth 400. ASSOCIATED PRESS DARLINGTON, S.C.

Jeff Gordon shattered the track qualifying record with a lap of 170.833 mph to take the pole for the TranSouth 400 at Darlington International Speedway and lead a 1-2-3 sweep for car owner Rick Hendrick. "This is unbelievable," said Gordon, 23, who drives a Chevrolet Monte Carlo. "Rick Hendrick is really having an awesome year." The sweep marked the first time three cars from the same garage have taken the top positions. Terry Labonte, whose qualifying speed was 169.854, was second. Ken Schrader wound up third at 169.766.

The 1.33-mile, egg-shaped track has a new racing surface, which enabled all 20 of the cars that qualified to beat Geoff Bo-dine's track record of 166.998, set in September for the Southern 500. "The new surface certainly has added a lot of speed to the track," Gordon said. "But I didn't think that going out as early as we did fifth, we'd be able to hold them off." Ricky Rudd was the best of the beleaguered Ford drivers, who have complained about the advantages of the new Chevys. He qualified fourth with a speed of 169.567. After Rudd came three more Chevys.

Daytona 500 winner Sterling Martin was fifth off a lap of 169.426. He was followed by Darrell Waltrip and Ward Burton. Among those who failed to qualify for the Top 20 for Sunday's race was seven-time Winston Cup driving champion Dale Earnhardt, who leads in the points race. He gets another shot at qualifying today. Qualifying results I i NCAA Tournament, Men, 3:30 p.m., 5:45 p.m.

Women, 11 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m., midnight 12) NBA Warriors at Magic, noon, NCAA Tournament EastMidwest regional finals, 2:30 p.m., 4:45 p.m. TELEVISION 6 AM. TODAY TO 6 AM. SUNDAY AUTO RACING (JB NASCAR Goodwrench 500, 9 am. NASCAR Mark III Vans 200, 1 p.m., 3:30 am.

BASEBALL 9 Exhibition, Florida Marlins vs. Kansas City Royals, (L), 1 p.m. Exhibition, San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago Cubs, (L), 3 p.m. 0 College, Mississippi State at Florida, (L), 4 p.m.

NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Women's East Regional final, Virginia vs. Connecticut, at Storrs, (L), 11 am. Division fl Tournament Champion ship, rjawomia Riverside vs. Southern Indiana (U. 12:30 p.m.

Men's West Regional final. UCLA vs. Connecticut, at uawana, (L), 3:30 D.m. Men's Southeast Regional final, North Carolina vs. Kentucky, at Birmingham, Ala (L).

5:45 p.m. Women's Mideast Regional final, Texas Tech vs. Tennessee, at KnoxvHIe, (L), 7:30 p.m. Women's Midwest Regional final, NHL College p.m.IS) wins pole 3 minutes, 38.18 seconds at the NCAA men's championships in Indianapolis. The University of Florida is 14th after two days with 49 points.

Michigan leads with 407 points. THE FLORIDA High School Activities Association awarded its state championships to the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale for four years, effective with the 1995 season. The Orlando International YMCA Aquatic Center also had submitted a bid in conjunction with West Orange High School in Winter Garden, the current host BOXING BOBBY CZYZ, the former light heavyweight and cnjlserwekjht champion making his heavyweight debut, scored a frfttvround technical knockout over Tim Tomashek in West Orange, N.J. Czyz (42-6, 27 knockouts), 33, who started his career 15 years ago as a middleweight, was declared the winner after the ringside doctor stopped the fight at 2:38 of the fifth round. Tomashek (48-12), 29, was bleeding from cuts over and under his right eye and from his nose.

FISHING BASIL BACON leads the field at the BASSMASTER MegaBucks Tournament in Columbia, S.C, after catching five bass weighing 23 pounds, 6 ounces. EQUESTRIAN AARON VALE of Camden, S.C, placed first aboard Alfredo In 68.75 seconds, and Jennifer Clarkson aboard P.S. Gazpacho of New Canaan, was second in the Speed Challenge at' the Winter Equestrian Festival in Tampa TENNIS NO. 2 ALBERTO Costa defeated No. Marc Goellner, 6-4, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, and Alex Lopez-Moron toppled Stefano Pescosollclo, 6-4, 06, 6-1, to reach the Casablanca Open semifinals in Morocco.

BOWUNG JACK JUREK widened his lead to 170 pins with a pintail of 10,226 In the Professional Bowlers Association's Turns Classic in Windsor Locks, Conn. David Traber, who had a 300 game earlier in the day, is second. MISCELLANEOUS FORMER Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Al Campania remained hospitalized after having two minor strokes earlier this week, a spokesman for the Palm Springs Suns said. Cam-pants, 78, is the general manager of the first-year Western Baseball League team. NBC RECEIVED 22 nominations for Sports Emmys to lead 11 organizations nominated for awards in 26 categories of sports television.

That was six more nominations than the 16 received by CBS. ABC and ESPN had 14 each. Compiled from staff, wire reports an Senior PGA The Tradition, 2nd round, 3 p.m. IE NBA Hawks vs. Warriors, 8 p.m.

Tennis, Davis Cup quarterfinals: U.S. vs. Italy, 1 p.m. IBB NBA Magic at Jazz, 8 p.m. SKSD BOWLING IB ABC World Team Challenge, 5:30 p.m.

CD Sunday Night Magic, 10:30 p.m. GOLF The Players Qiarnpionship, (L), 2:30 p.m. LPGA Dinah Shore, (L), 4 p.m. HOCKEY IS) NHL, Los Angeles Kings at San Jose Sharks, (L), 8 p.m., 3 am. TENNIS QB College women, Duke at Florida 1 p.m.

Lipton Ctiampionships, 2 p.m. RADIO TODAY BASKETBALL NCAA Tournament West Regional final, UCLA vs. Connecticut 3:07 p.m. 540 AM (WWZN). NCAA Tournament Southeast Regional final, North Carolina vs.

Kentucky, 6 p.m. 540 AM (WWZN). SUNDAY BASKETBALL Golden State at Orlando, noon, pregame 10:36 p.m. 580 AM (WDBO). NCAA Tournament East Regional final, 2:07 p.m.

540 AM (WWZN). NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional final, 5 p.m. 540 AM (WWZN). BASKETBALL Men Argentina 90, Uruguay 74; Urned States 39. Brazil 95 UNITED STATES 89, 8RA2X 86 BRAZIL (85): Gua 1-4 00 2, Da Azevedo 7-13 S4 21, Fsreirra 5-15 2-2 13, Doe Santos 1-1 7, Ktafce 2-4 8, Santos 5-10 1-2 14, De Seabra 1-11-2 3.

Minucd 8-14 1-117, Joerke 0-2 00 0. Silw 00 00 0. TotaS 31-65 17-25 85. UNITED STATES (89): Wynder 2-6 00 5. Gay 4-11 00 9, Davis 3-7 00 6, White 34 8-10 13, Paddock 1-3 2-2 4, Thomas 3-3 2-2 10, Robraon 7-10 5-7 22, Jameraon 4-10 1-1 10.

Lewis 1-3 00 2. Martin 1-1 0O 2. Wakams 2-3 0-0 6, Totals 3105 20-26 89 Haftme-Omtod Slates 50. Brad 45. Pomt Shoe Brad 6-16 (Santos 3-4, DeAzevedo 2-4, Ferretra 12.

Klafce 0-1. Gua 04 Mmuca 04). United Statee 7-23 (Thomas 2-2, Robmeon 2-5. Wynder 1-4, Jameraon 1-4, Gay 1-6, Lewis 0-1, Davis 0-1) Rebounds-Brazil 29 (Dos Santos 9); United Stales 43 (WrMe 11). Assists Brazil 16 (Santos 6).

United Statee 11 (Robinson 3). Total bus-Brazil 23. United States 20. ROLLER HOCKEY Colombia 4, United SOCCER i Colombia 1, Hon- TRACK SOFTBALL Men: 800 1. NBA Bulls at Knicks, 8 p.m.

am NBA Magic at Kings, 10:30 p.m.iS! Canadians yatfpjrljj) basketball, NfT semifinal, 7p.m., 9 College basketball, NIT championship, 8:30 pm NHL, Capitals at Lightning, 7:30 pm Joee Barbosa. BraI, 1:46.02. 2, Alain Miranda, Cuba, 1:4688 3. Wiiam Sumner. Bryn Mawr, Pa, 1:47 58.

4, GaVnar Santos, BrazH, 1:47 85. 5, Byron Goodwin, Canada, 1:47.92. 6, Daryl Fillion, Canada, 1:4879. 7, Victor Matarrese. Argentna 1:49 91.

8, Term Daves, Austin, Texas, 1:52.21. 400 hurdle 1, EroniUe Araujo, Brazil. 49.29. 2, Everson Tea-era. BrazH, 50.24.

3, Urr. Rwas, Colombia 5037. 4, Juan Gutierrez, Mexico, 50.44. Marco Morgan. Raleigh.

N.C.. 52.67. 6, Miguel Perez, Argentina, 52.73. 7, Thomas Zvenna. Canada, 53 27.

8, Gabriel Corradim, Argentina 55 34. Triple lump 1, Yoelbi Que-sada Cuba 57-11. 2, Jerome Ro-man, Dominica, 3, Yoel Garcia Cuba 4, Larnark Carter. Natchitoches, La. 550V4.

5, Amso SiKa. Brazil, 546. 6, Richard Thompson, Attanta, 530V4. 7. Freddy Nievea Ecuador, 50-8.

8, Wayne McSween, Grenada 50-4'4. 50 Km met 1, Carlos Mercerv ano, Mexico. 3:47:55. 2, Mouel Roon-guaz. Mexico.

3:4822. 3, Juso Unas, Guatemala 3:48.37. 4, Tim Barret, Canada. 3:52 04. 5.

Edsl Olrva. Cuba. 3:52.19 6. AHsn James, La Grange, Ga 3:59:27. 7, Jorge Pino, Cuba 4:02:51.

8, Hugo Lopez, Guatemala 409 56. 9, AnrJrzsj Chyanski. Garland. Texas. 4:1239 Woman: 800 1, Meredah Rahey, Saver Spring.

1:5944. 2 Luoana Mendes. Brazil, 2:01.71. 3, Lelitia Vnesda Sunnama, 2:02.25. 4, Maria Man Cuba 5, Domncan Repubic 1 Woman Puerto Rco I Canada 0 WATER POLO Argentina 8, Puerto Rco Brazil 7.

Cuba United States 12. Canada 3 JUDO Man: 78 kg Gold Medal Dano Garcia, Argentina, d. Jason Moms, Scotia. vuko. 5:00 Brans Medal Raw Canto, Brazil, Jean Hoknand.

Han, ippon, 1:46. Coin Morgan. Canada, d. Francsco Ayala, Chite, coon, 4:34 86 kg Gold Medal Nicolas Gi, Canada, d. Carlos Mall.

Brazil, koka, 1:08 Brans Medal Brian Olson, Colorado Springs, Ssrgio Murray, Netherlands Amies, ippon, 0:18. Pablo Eiwi, Argentina, Jose Gonzalez, Cuba, yuko, 5 00, Woman: 61 kg Gold Medal ear Betran, Cuba, Mchate Buckingham, Canada, waza-an, 4:00. Broroa Medal Cossen McDonald, Ccvma. Cast d. Mans Pacoanrx, Ar-gerana.

voon, ZZI Xiomara Gnfflh, Venezuela d. Beucade Vargas, Domv ncan Repubic koka. 4:00. 88 kg Gold Medal OOaH Reva. Cuba Lako Ogasawara MontvaJe.

yuko, 400. Bronze Medal Dubs Pna Domn-can Repubic. Veronal Fippi. Argens-na. ippon, 259.

Van Sr. Braza. det. Sophie Roberge, Canada koka 400. 72-year series between the two schools.

The Bulldogs threatened the Gators in the ninth, when Ricky Joe Redd and Mark Power both singled off McClellan with two outs. But Florida reliever Danny Wheeler came on and struck out David Hayman. DUKE 14, FSU 5 DUKE JUMPED out to an early 5-1 lead and went on to an ACC victory over visiting Florida State. Junior DH Mike King hit a two-run home run in the first inning and ended with four hits, four RBIs and three runs scored. Right fielder Randy Hodges Georgia vs.

Colorado at Des Moines, Iowa, (L), 9:30 p.m. H5 Women's West Regional final, Purdue vs. Stanford at Los Angeles, (L), midnight NBA Chicago Buts at Atlanta Hawks, (L), 7:30 p.m. GOLF The Players Championship, (L), 2 p.m. LPGA Dinah Shore, (L), 4:30 p.m.

TENNIS Upton Championships women's singles final, (L), 1 p.m. 6 AM. SUNDAY TO 6 AM. MONDAY AUTO RACING IE NASCAR TranSouth 400, 1 p.m. Formula One Grand Prix of Brazil, 4:30 p.m., midnight EXHIBITION BASEBALL Florida Marlins vs.

New York Mets, (L), 1 p.m. ED Detroit Tigers vs. Chicago White Sox, ra (L), 1p.m. Florida Marlins vs. New York Mets, (L), 1 p.m.

NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT East Regional final, (L), 2 p.m. Midwest Regional final, (L), 4:45 p.m. NBA Golden State Warriors at Orlando Magic, (L), noon. led Florida State, going 2-for-5 with two runs scored. Freshman Clayton Connor earned the victory for Duke; Jonathan Johnson took the loss.

STETSON 8, CENTENARY 2 STETSON SCORED seven of its eight runs in the last four innings and hit three home runs against Centenary in a Trans America Athletic Conference game in Shreveport, La. Jeff Kistler led Stetson, going 3-for-4 with a home run, an RBI and two runs scored. Chuck Beale got the victory, going 6 innings and allowing two runs. Compiled from wire reports.