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The winner's circle Headline ahead Hobart College senior Ray Gilliam of Baldwin was named 1987 Division III player of the year at the annual lacrosse Ail-American luncheon in Baltimore. Gilliam is a two-time first-team AU-American. Buster Drayton meets Matthew Hilton for the IBF world junnior middleweight title today in a bout scheduled for 15 rounds in Montreal. Drayton has a record of 32-9-1 with one no-decision and 24 knockouts. Hilton is 26-0 with 21 KOs.

ABC will televise the fight starting at 3 p.m. Star-Gazette Saturday, June 27, 1987 Page 3B Sportsline Australian shocks Becker From Gannett, wire and staff reports fihi Lewis gains 50th straight victory -SAN JOSE, Calif. Carl Lewis scored his 50th consecutive long jump victory Friday as he and two of his rivals cleared 28 feet at the USA-Mobil Outdoor Track and Field Championships. I three long jumpers had I lt cleared that distance in the I 1 IviVAHV.v'vV same meet. Lewis, the 1984 Olympic champion, took only three jumps of a possible six, winning with a leap of 28 feet, 4V4 inches, beating Larry Myricks and Mike Conley, who cleared 28-0.

Myricks, the last jumper to Lewis Doohan ousts defending champion at Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Australian Peter Doohan halted Boris Becker's bid for history Friday by ousting the two-time defending champion 7-6, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 in a second-round shocker that ranked among the most significant upsets Wimbledon has seen. "It was like magic, the way he guessed right," the stunned Becker said. "He just couldn't miss." It was the first time the top-seeded West German had faced match point at Wimbledon, his only defeat coming when he was forced to retire with an injury in 1984. Since then, the 19-year-old redhead had ridden his booming serve and acrobatic tumbles at the net to two consecutive Wimbledon titles. He was trying to become only the third man in the modern era to win three consecutive crowns in the Grand Slam event and the first to do it before he turned 20.

Instead, it was Doohan, winless in four previous Wimbledon appearances until this year, who controlled the match and, eventually, the crowd. It was the first time since Charlie Pasarell defeated Manuel Santana in the first round that the defending Wimbledon men's champion had left the All England Club a loser so early. "Every time he would guess where I was going to put the ball he would be right," Becker said of his 70th ranked opponent who lives in Little Rock, Ark. and played for four years at the University of Arkansas. "Then he was guessing lob and I hit a lob.

The guy just could not miss." Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, the world's top-ranked player and seeded second, barely escaped Italian Paolo Cane, 3-6, 7-6, 6-7, 7-5, 6-1. Other seeds who bowed out: No. 6 Yannick Noah of France and two Americans, No. 15 David Pate and No. 16 Kevin Curren, in the men's singles, and No.

10 Lori McNeil of the United States, No. 12 Wendy Turnbull of Australia and the Maleeva sisters from Bulgaria, No. 7 Manuela and No. 14 Katerina, in the women's singles. (See Becker on Page 6B) AP Loserpheto AUSTRALIA'S PETER DOOHAN acknowledges the applause at Wimbledon Friday after he upset defending champion Boris Becker.

The shocker came in the second round of play. PR officials oppose extradition beat Lewis, in the 1981 national indoor championships, soared 28-3, 'the best of his career, and Conley sailed a wind-aided 28-0. Langer leads Hartford Open CROMWELL, Conn. Bernhard Langer rode a hot putter to a second 65 and a two-stroke lead over Wayne Levi after Friday's round of the $700,000 Sammy Davis Greater Hartford Open golf tournament. Elmira Notre Dame graduate Mike Hulbert shot 70 and was eight strokes back at 138.

Joey Sindelar of Horseheads carded 70 for a total of 143 and missed the cut. Aaron paces seniors GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Tommy Aaron, a Senior Tour rookie, got off to an eagle-birdie start Friday and finished at 6-under-par 65 for a three-shot lead after the first round of 'the $250,000 Greater Grand Rapids Open at the Elks Country Club. Left-hander Bob Charles, a three-time winner this year, Billy Casper and the Sarge Orville Moody are at 68. Gary Player, winner of his last two starts, Dave Hill, making his fourth senior start, and Walter Zembriski shot 69s.

Hoyt clears waivers SAN DIEGO LaMarr Hoyt, a trouble-plagued Cy Young award winner, cleared waivers Friday and was free to sign with another major league club after his unconditional release by the San Diego Padres. At least two clubs, the Atlanta Braves and Baltimore Orioles, said they were interesting in with Hoyt's agent. Andretti wins pole EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Mario was way ahead Friday in winning the provisional pole for the Meadowlands Indy jrace, continuing the family dominance of 'qualifying at the New Jersey sports complex. Andretti, who won the inaugural Indy-car event here in 1984 and started from the pole that year and in 1985, turned a lap averaging 99.108 mph.

was just short of the track record of 100.023 set last year by Michael Andretti, "Mario's 24-year-old son. Huge blue marlin caught -KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii A Pacific blue marlin was caught in offshore 'waters Thursday, possibly a world record The fish was reeled in on a 30-pound test line, and papers were being filed with the Gamefish Association to have it declared a world record.The huge marlin was caught by Kelly Everett, who was fishing from the charter boat Northern Lights. Blue Sox slip past Pioneers UTICA Miguel Monegro had three hits, including his first two extra-base hits of the season, but it wasn't enough as the Utica Blue Sox handed the Elmira Pioneers a 6-5 loss Friday at Mur-nane Field. Scott Powers nearly tied the game in the ninth inning, but his long fly ball was caught just under the 340-foot sign by Utica leftfielder Mark Cobb. Elmira led 5-4 until the eighth inning.

In the Utica eighth, the Blue Sox tied the game on Steve Kirkpatrick's single to The go-ahead runner for Utica, Le-roy Ventress, reached base on an error. Manlio Perez picked up the game-winning RBI when he doubled down the left field line to score Ventress. Elmira jumped out SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Two. officials Friday opposed extraditing In-V diana basketball coach Bobby Knight to serve a six-month jail sentence for slug-ging a policeman during the 1979 American Games. Former Gov.

Carlos Romero Barcelo, in office when the incident occurred, said "the case is dead and finished What's the good of putting Bobby Knight in jail? He's suffered At the time, Knight was on the Carib' bean island of Puerto Rico, a U.S. Commonwealth, as coach of the gold-medal winning U.S. men's basketball team. Knight was convicted of slugging a Puerto Rican policeman in San Juan taf 1 1-r 1 I District Court. The other official opposing extradi TVRadio Highlights tion was Puerto Rico's Olympic Com-' mittee president, German Rieckehoff Sampayo, also a member of the Inter-' national Olympic Committee.

Rieckehoff Sampayo, during a newsC conference Friday, expressed concern' "that this could cause unnecessary problems for our delegation in India-" napolis" during the Pan American' Games that start Aug. 8. 4 More than 200 island athletes are expected to make the trip to Indiana this' summer. Calling Knight one of the best basv ketball coaches in the United Olympic official said "he may be' an ogre in Puerto Rico but there (in Indiana) he is a God." If was for that reason, Riechehoff Sampayo feared 8 negative reaction. Both comments came after Puerto Rico's Acting Justice Secretary.

Guil-lermo Mojica Maldonado recommend extradition on Wednesday. That followed a U.S. SuDreme Court decision'! to a 2-0 lead in its first at-bat as Monegro connected quick- iy. The second hitter of the game, Monegro drilled a triple to centerfield. Mickey Pina singled to score him.

The side wasn't retired until the Pi-oncers led 2-0. w4 1 AM 1 Stall photo by Calotte LaBrosse Best ball Monegro Jim Limoncelli chips onto the green on No. 15 Friday during the second day of the Elmira Country Club Best Ball Tournament. The 37th annual event continues today with defending champions Tommy Smith and Arnie Cutrell playing John Leach and Tom Stone in the quarterfinals. Story on Page 4B.

Complete program listings on Page 9A TODAY'S SPOffTS 8:00 s.m. ISPN SportsCenter 11:30 tSPN SportsCenter Saturday 13:30 p.m. NK Wimbledon round coverage 1:00 WWOt High School Footbol-' Jersey North-South Classic 3:30 CBS PGA Hartford Open, third round 3:00 NK Baseball: New York Mets at Philadelphia Phillies AtC Drayton vs. Matthew Hilton, IBF world junior middleweight title fight 3:30 WINY IADIO Baseball: New York Mets at Philadelphia Phil- Tuesday that overturned a 126-year. old ruling to allow federal courts to Richard maintains lead as rain delays Rochester the NABF bantamweight title; preview of the Tour de France bicycle race 4:30 ABC Wide World Of Sports: U.S.

Outdoor Trock and Field Championships; Irish Derby 7:00 WGN Cubs at Pittsburgh Pirates iSPN SportsCenter Saturday 7:30 WHIC Golf: Rochester International LPGA WP1X Red Sox at New York Yankees CNN Sports Saturday 9:00 tSPN Arena Dynamite at Washington Commandos WELM RADIO Baseball: Cincinnati Reds at los Angeles Dodgers 10:00 WTBS BosebolhAtianto Braves at Son Diego Podres 11:30 ISPN SportsCenter Saturday CNN Sports Tonight fnrrf fitatpQ tn pvtramto fitaitivpa tn other states. Mojica Maldonado said he make the recommendation Monday to lor ki vera uruz wnen ne returns to the a island. Rivera Cruz is currently in Ar A In the third inning, the Pioneers scored two runs on a sacrifice bunt and singles by Powers, Monegor, Bob Zup-cic and Craig Wilson. The Pioneers picked up a run in the sixth inning when Wilson belted his first homer of the year to leftfield. It was the first home run of the year at Murnane Field.

Steve Michael lasted 5Vi innings for the Pioneers. He gave up eight hits and four earned runs before being replaced by reliever and loser Jose Diaz (0-1). Utica starter Royal Thomas gave up nine hits in six innings. Bob Chadwick (2-0) was the winner in relief for Utica. The Pioneers return home tonight at 7 to face the Blue Sox at Dunn Field.

Tonight is Empire Foods BaseballSoftball youth night. Youths wearing a part of their uniform (cap only does not count) will get into the game for $1. Also on tap is a pre-game Sports Card and Memorabilia Show. lies Mojica Maldonado said Knight, not present at the trial, was found guilty" 4:00 CBS Sports Saturday: Fronkie Duarte vs. Alberto Oavila for ROCHESTER (AP) Deb Richard had four consecutive birdies on her final holes Friday, maintaining her lead in the $300,000 Rochester International tournament whose second round was interrupted four times by rain.

With sunset looming beacause of the delays, officials stopped play as Richard was about to begin her final hole of the day. With that final hole still to play, Richard, who shot a 6-under-par 66 on Thursday, was at 9-under 132. Lori Garbacz, who fired a second-round 5-under 67 on the Locust Hill Country Club course, was at 6-under 138, while Marci Bozarth finished the round 5-undei-par at 139. The delays, which totalled five hours, forced second-round play to spill over into Saturday for 41 of the 123 golfers who were competing for the $45,000 first prize. Richard was angry that she will be one of those players who will have to get up early to complete the round.

"I'm upset that I've got to come out at 7:30 (a.m. EDT) to play one hole when there was plenty of light left," she said. "(I) generally hate playing late in the afternoon, but I'm coming to like it." Tournament chairman Barry York said the golfers who didn't compete in the second round Friday will have to finish early today. Third-round play was expected to get under way by 10 a.m. Our phone numbers of aggravated assault, a misdemea--nor.

The government official said'j Knight was sentenced to a six-moijth jail term. The Knight incident occurred when1 the coach unsuccessfully ordered a Puerto Rican policeman to escort a visitor out of a San Juan at the start of a practice session of the U.S. basketball team. A heated dis-' cussion followed and the policeman told authorities Knight slugged him. The Sports Department's telephone numbers for calls from outside our local dialing area are: IN NEW YORK STATE 1-800-962-7827 and IN PENNSYLVANIA 1-800-245-1414.

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