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2C Sun-Sentinel, Tuesday, September 26, 1989 rrr NBA Celtics go to court for Radja nity to rarrv on with the Bucks said Harris. "One of the strengths of the Bucks organization has been! continuity." Harris, 52, took over as Bucks! Ihha A 1 007 offer IV.i CUalil I'll wuiic Atfui, aii.i;i Luji Nelson resigned. In his two seasons, the Bucks were 91-73 with a 5-9 playoff record. Wiggins, Rockets agree HOUSTON Mitchell Wiggins, COLLEGE FOOTBALL Sun-Sentinel wire services MEAC strips Howard of Division I-AA title The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference has stripped Howard University of its 1987 football championship. In a move that has been anticipated for months since a Howard internal investigation revealed the Bison used at least three ineligible players that season, the league Monday awarded the 1987 championship to Delaware State.

Howard had sent a letter to all 10 of its opponents from that season saying it would forfeit its games. The Bison were 9-1 in 1987, the second-best Division I-AA record in the country. In addition, Willie Jeffries, Howard's coach at the time and now the coach at South Carolina State, was stripped of the MEAC Coach of the Year award. Conference Commissioner Ken Free said he was pleased the university had initiated its own investigation. Elvis Grbac, who has captured the country's imagination because of his name and rare poise for a freshman, will be Michigan's quarterback for at least two more games.

Michigan coach Bo Schembechler said regular quarterback Michael Taylor still is suffering from a bruised back and will miss this week's game with Maryland and next week's Big Ten opener against Wisconsin. i would be appealed. The Celtics begin training camp Oct. 6 and start their season Nov. 3 at home against Milwaukee.

Asked what the Celtics would do if Parcher's ruling goes against them, raising the prospect Radja would not be available for the opening of camp, Boston General Manager Jan Volk said, "don't get me into hypotheticals." Harris gets 3-year deal MILWAUKEE Milwaukee Bucks coach Del Harris has signed a three-year contract extension through the 1992-93 season. Harris' current three-year contract, signed in June 1987, would have expired at the end of the upcoming season. Harris' new contract also gives him the title of vice president of basketball operations. Financial terms were not revealed. "I'm happy to have the opportu Sun-Sentinel wire services BOSTON The trans-Atlantic tug-of-war over Dino Radja reached court Monday and the Boston Celtics argued that he didn't have a pro contract with his former Yugoslavian team when they signed him to a one-year deal.

The Celtics chose the 6-foot-10 forward in the second round of the NBA draft June 27, then signed him to the contract paying him $425,000. Jugoplastika, the team he played for in Yugoslavia, sued in U.S. District Court for a preliminary injunction barring Radja from playing for the Celtics. Judge Douglas P. Woodlock heard arguments from both sides during a two-hour hearing Monday, requested more information and recessed the case until today, when a decision was expected.

Neil Jacobs, representing the Celtics, said he expected Wood-lock's ruling, no matter what it is, who was recently reinstated into the NBA after a two-year ban be-1 cause of a drug violation, has i agreed to terms to a one-year con- i tract with the Houston Rockets. Wiggins joins Lewis Lloyd, who was banned from the NBA along with Wiggins in January 1987, on mm the Houston squad. Lloyd signed a one-year contract with the Rockets last week. The two guards were suspended from the NBA after both tested positive to cocaine. as three unsigned picks.

Although the workouts remain unofficial, Mark Plansky got his official welcoming at Heat camp Monday and wound up leaving bleeding from the forehead. "I caught an elbow from center Johnl Shasky," the free agent for GOLF Thunderstorm postpones first round of Nova event An afternoon thunderstorm postponed the first round of the two-day Nova University Tri-County Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tournament at Jacaranda Country Club in Plantation. This is the first year for the tournament, comprising 12 five-man teams from seven South Florida colleges and universities. Nova coach Dennis Dannacher said he hopes to make it an annual event The teams, from Florida Atlantic, the University of Miami, the College of Boca Raton, Nova, Barry, Miami Dade North and Broward Community College, will play 36 holes today, beginning with a three-flight 7:30 a.m. tee time.

Miami and BCC are the schools with only one team competing. The top four combined ward from Villanova said. "I wound up with five or so stitches, but I'll be back Itoday To day's workout will be the last of the week, with coach Ron Roth- stein and assistants Tony Fioren- AP photo Jeannie Longo of France waves to crowd after breaking women's 3-kilometer world record Monday in Mexico City. See Miscellaneous. 1 1 RICE owner Gregg Lukenbill nixed the deal, estimated to be worth $2.3 million per season.

"Russell and I had all the bridges gapped," Strickland said, "and then Lukenbill showed up. Now we have a flood." Following the surgery, Ellison is expected to start light running in four weeks and could return to practice in six to eight weeks. The Kings are already without center Jim Petersen, who underwent surgery on his right knee last week and will be sidelined for eight weeks. Rice was among those who went through drills with the Heat Monday at the University of Miami, but he did not scrimmage and will not until he is signed. Partner Billy Cunningham said he spoke to the agents for second-round picks Sherman Douglas and Scott Haffner, but had no timetable for their signings.

The holdup with Douglas is financial. The holdup with Haffner, according to his agent, Ron Grinker, is tht Heat's insistence on a two-year contract instead of the one-year deal he is seeking. Of the 54 players drafted, only 18 have failed to come to terms. Like Miami, Philadelphia also has tino and Dave Wohl spending Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in seclusion to prepare for the opening of training camp a week from Friday. 4- FROM PAGE 1C Ellison's injury leaves Heat up in air over Rice The Kings said the injury was the result of an injury sustained by Ellison a few weeks ago while playing in Louisville, where the 6-foot-9 center played four seasons with the Cardinals.

As a freshman at Louisville, Ellison underwent similar surgery on his left foot and missed five weeks. Ellison's agent, Bill Strickland, said the injury was not serious and could not be compared to Larry Bird's season-ending bone-spur surgery last season because "it's not involving a weight-bearing part of the foot like Bird." Like WoolL Strickland also was interested in a quick resolution of the Ellison negotiations because his firm, ProServ, also represents Stacey King, who was selected at No. 6 by the Bulls. "I'm still hopeful that we'll get this done before camp starts," said Strickland, who planned to resume negotiations late Monday night "This will have no impact on our negotiations." The timing of the surgery announcement comes three days after Strickland said he and Kings Executive Vice President Bill Russell were close to an agreement. That, however, was before Now that Charlotte has extended the contract of coach Dick Harter, Rothstein, who reportedly has one year and an option left on his contract, could be next.

Schaf-fel declined comment Monday. Director of Player Personnel Stu Inman said the Heat may add "a big guy who is headed for the CBA" to fill out its camp roster, but said any other additions besides the draft choices would be unlikely. "I think it's for the most part done," he said. "To bring others in just to let them play would be a waste." TVRADIO Fins tuning: The replay of the University of Miami victory over Missouri will be replayed at 7 p.m. on the SportsChannel.

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The team from Fox Bend Golf Club in Oswego, 111., won the Oldsmobile Scramble at Grand Cypress Resort in Orlando with a four-round score of 82-under-par 206. The Broken Woods Country Club team from Coral Springs finished in a tie for 10th place with a score of 212. Tom Tierney was the club pro on the winning team. Tierney received a check for $10,000 and the use of an Oldsmobile for a year. Duffy Waldorf from the Wabeek Country Club team of Bloomfield Hills, was the winning touring pro.

The touring pros only played in Monday's final round and the winner came from the team with the day's low round. Wabeek Country Club shot a 24-under-par 48 for the low round of the day. Nestle Enterprises said it will not renew its sponsorship of the LPGA World Championship of Women's Golf, a tourney it has sponsored for the past five years. The announcement was made jointly by Nestle Enterprises and the Cleveland-based International Management Group. IMG operates the World Championship of Women's Golf, which was first played at The Country Club in Pepper Pike, Ohio.

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The U.S.-Greece and Czechoslovakia-Belgium matches actually won't be played until Oct. 3 in the women's version of the Davis Cup tournament, the organizers said. Forty nations will compete in the eight-day tournament on the hard courts of Ariake Colosseum. The four-member U.S. team includes Martina Navratilova, who is ranked second in the world; Chris Evert, No.

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The decision is scheduled to be announced Wednesday. Stewards ordered Antley off his mounts on Saturday, the day he was supposed to return from a minor knee injury sustained a month ago at Saratoga. They said the suspension would continue until further notice and did not disclose their reasons. Antley, 23, the leading rider at Aqueduct's winter and spring meetings, was suspended last November after he was found to have been using cocaine. Jockey Julie Krone was suspended for 15 days and fined for shoving another jockey who allegedly crowded her horse during a race at the Meadowlands, officials said.

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Longo unofficially bettered that record in 1987 in Colorado Springs, with a time of 3:42.228. However, the record was not official because the track did not have barriers to keep her in the proper lane. Longo, who turns 31 in October, rode a custom-made Vitus molybdenum bicycle, the breadth of its handlebars modified for her narrow build. Dale Earnhardt saw 27 points melt away from his lead in the NASCAR Winston Cups stock car racing standings in Goody's 500 race at Martinsville (Va.) Speedway. But the three-time Winston Cup champion said he's still confident Rusty Wallace, who finished fourth in Sunday's race at the speedway, sits 75 points behind Earnhardt, who finished ninth, 3540-3465.

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