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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1998 ISC WORLD TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE WINNERS' BRACKET Miller's career in jeopardy By Post-Crescent wire services Ktmberty Merchants Gne 1 Fn Ki a lower Bfodof Manitoba, Dafcotae iame 17 at Auj Madtson The Farm 19 9 8 WBMillltJJfltll (lltlfSS WH Virginia Diamonds iare 2 Ay H. 4 upoftf Quad Ctty Son 1 ar 18 Sa IS 8 it, Central Iowa Express Denmark Circle Tap Geneva, Gamecocks 9 Sal og 4 Savannah, Mo. Ree Karp's Oar 4 Fr. Aug 14. 45 pm ftnqa), Ontario Decatur, Prtde Portsoe 91 Classics Qar; Ffi Ajg 14 9 15 lowef Ashland, Ohio, Coots Light fa" 2i 4a Auii 15 3 i Haftin, N.Y..

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PC Tlra Roedrunnors Yrr 2 Sun Aug 16 New York Giants starting outside linebacker Corey Miller has a bulging disc in his neck that may cause him to miss this season and quite possibly could end his eight-year career. Miller, who will turn 30 in October, is taking steroids in an attempt to reduce the bulge located between his sixth and seventh cervical vertebrae. If that two- to three-month treatment fails. Miller could opt to have season-ending surgery or try rehabilitation through rest. Miller said Tuesday that his neck has been bothering him for the last four or five days, during which time he has experienced tingling in his left arm and pain that caused sleeplessness.

He said no specific hit on the field started the pain, although San Lake Ctty L. Millar Toyota I Denmark Dukes 'jw 9 Ff, Ajg 7 lc Springftatd, ParroU i'lme 2 aat Aug 15 3 i Own Sound, Ontario Fargo, N.D., DMS Knlghta Gj" '0 Aug 15 8 a uuper Seattle Slade Group Is 26 Su" If, SaH Laka City Pege Brake long Baach, Palntart I' Ajg 15 94 a low Fargo, N.D., Kegel Knlghta Jriame 27 Sun Aug noon Maw Jersey Wlndmillers Camaron, Thundar fjarrna Vd Aug 16 tJ am ki6i Samia. Ontario JVvne 26 ur, Aug 16. Broken Bow, Nab. Pueblo, Coto.t Bandits '') 7 tig 15 1i lin jppw Soringflald, HLF Constr.

Norwest League winner Vs Aug 15 3 10 t-. Midland, Explorers CHAMPION ftumtJC Sun Aug 18 JXicn St. Lou It Dealers (fvimell iurt Aug 165'5fj'-'. 1 Tumacacori, Amigos JT7 his lett arm went numb for 30 seconds after a collision with running back Tyrone Wheat-ley in a passing drill last week. "To me, it's still unreal," Miller said Tuesday after Guatemala City, Guatemala film? 15 Si Aug 15 15 kjwtr DoKalb, Don's Ploneera Sioux Falls, 8.D., Chiefs Game 18 fiat Ajg tf 1 15 uw' Scarborough, Ontario, Thunder 'Wi Am) lb S1c.j-'t Tampa Bay, Smokors MILLER LOSERS' BRACKET Loser 1 Game 33 Mon Aug 17.

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"1 still can run around and 1 feel I can do everything, but the doctor says you can't. You can, but you are taking a high risk at being paralyzed. So it's hard. You can't do anything but wait." Ditka concerned: After the arrest of New Orleans Saints wide receiver Keith Poole during the team's first night off during training camp in Mankato, coach Mike Ditka said he will NFL NOTES rethink allowing his players such freedom again. "We'll let them out.

We just won't let them stay out all night," Ditka said. "It's crazy. If you can't get done what you're going to do by midnight, you're not going to get it done anyway." Poole, 24, a fourth-round draft choice from Arizona State in 1997, was accused of attacking a man with a golf club. Poole was arrested early Sunday morning. He was later released on a $150 cash bond and ordered to appear in La Crosse County Circuit Court on Aug.

13. Bears sign Morris: Running back Bam Morris, who was suspended twice for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy and who spent 89 days in jail this year for marijuana possession, was signed to a one-year contract by the Chicago Bears. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Morris, 26, rushed for 744 yards in 1 1 games last season for the Baltimore Ravens, the team he led in rushing in 1996. With contract talks with first-round draft pick Curtis Enis at an impasse, the Bears have been looking to add some backfield help.

Morris, who was released by the Ravens in January, played at Texas Tech where he won the Doak Walker Award as the nation's top collegiate running back in 1993. He helped lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Super Bowl in 1996 and was the game's leading rusher. Brown returns: Offensive tackle Jamie Brown was back in San Francisco's camp after failing to show up for Sunday's exhibition game with New England. Though injured and unable to play, Brown was expected to be on the sidelines. The team eventually contacted him at his Santa Clara apartment late Sunday night and Brown then returned to the team's Stockton training camp, where he addressed players and coaches during a team meeting Monday night.

"I accept his explanation, his apology," coach Steve Mariucci said Tuesday. Brown, who missed practice last week because of a left hamstring pull, apparently was upset over the lingering nature of the injury and the perception by some in the 49ers organization that he was taking too long to get back. Lions add Jennings: Concerned about the recovery from knee troubles of starting tight end David Sloan, the Detroit Lions signed veteran tight end Keith Jennings. In seven years with the Chicago Bears and one with the Dallas Cowboys, Jennings caught 107 passes for 1,082 yards and 10 touchdowns. Ravens sign top pick: Duane Starks, the Baltimore Ravens' top draft pick and the 10th selection overall, agreed to terms on a four-year, $7 million contract.

Patriots sign Suttle: The New England Patriots signed free-agent defensive back Jason Suttle. Suttle, 5-foot-ll and 185 pounds, began the preseason with San Diego. He was signed as an undraft-ed free agent out of Wisconsin Pigeon racing O.ivtrt jt(ink- '-(uilh AtiK 6 -1 (. -1 nhin iM (V'j, Swnden, del "Volt AuMf tli.i. 7-6 i First round Ct ista '( Mm-i Slollfrilrf'rrj Ansli 7-f.

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AMATEUR BASEBALL Pulaski vs. Applelon Legends at Memorial Park (7.30 VALLEY RACING PIGEON CLUB From Toman, 110 miles 1, Dave Laux Menasha in:) yards Micky Goss Menasha, 3. Tim Riming Darboy; 4, Dick Kebwletn Nhiiimm Tom Biese Menasha Second race 1. Laux 1257 yards. Goss.

f. Horn Ing; 4, Nathan Hadlar Ihe IntHrn.it'onal Leaque. MILWAUKEE BHRWtHS Announced Hud yntig lias transferred his ownership (nterest to a trust and resigned as president Nnmed Wendy Selig-Pneb president cnief executive olficer and a direc-t' Nl- YORK METSSigned LHP John Ffinco to a two-yeai contract extension through the 2000 season FOOTBALL National Football League AH AN TA FALCONS Released LB Hmtviid Fret-man. Signed CB Kwame HA IIMOHE RAVENS -Agreed to with L-L1 Dunne Slutks on a four-yeat contract BUFFALO BILLS Waived LB Jason UFTROIT LIONS Signed TE Keith Irnninqs Waived TE Jon Blackman. Jf -w NUI ANE3 PATRIOTS Signed CM Suttte Waived OT Bob HUrSHUIlGH STEFLERS Placed WH KH Herlry iailey on inured reserve.

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liw i snt Singles First Hound HOCKEY I National Hockey League I PHH.AORPHiA FLYERS Signed LW J.isuri nnt and RW Mariv Greig to twe- I TORONTO MARLE LEAFS Named Hick coach Re-signed to a niultiyear con- 7 THE BUN RUN At Seymour Winners of each category MEN Two-mile male: Scott Brant, i Vvv Bend 941 10 and under: Kyle Rwdfrw. Bay 14 25. 1115: Evan Baserti. NtHi.it-- iri 1 (Division record, 16-19: Casey Cook, Lena 10 (M 20-24: Shane Suehrmg. 10 04 (Division record! 26-28: Timothy Maass IVynxmr 10 30-34: Daniel McCiuife OsiiKr.Ni, io 36-38: Todd WtlNama.

Neniuih It) 40-44: Joe MfliirJers Green 1c 46-48: Chuck Dettman, (iret.ii 0, 10 16 Division record) 60-64: Stan Mathes 1 d-t 11 21 66-58: Doug Jansky Two R-ven, 1 (Division record) 60-68: Edward Whittle (, 1330 lin.j W-irhi i 1 1 H.T.I li Triathlon C.ipri.iti r'h ipe- Mi 7 i At. iv H. MK Ik- ifVh') 4- Hvry H.ii'- C. -I l.r.itI.. K' Five Bombers players are all-league first team MIDWEST LEAGUE Second Halt Eastern Division Pet.

OB Michigan 26 10 .722 Fort Wayne 21 17 553 6 K-West Michigan .17 17 500 8 lansing 15 22 405 11 South Bend 12 26 .316 15 Central Division Peoria 20 16 556 Rocktord 20 17 541 E-Wisconsin 20 17 Kane County 18 18 500 2 BetoH 17 18 4U6 2 Western Division K-OuadCity 20 16 556 Burttngton 18 19 4H6 Cedar Hapids 15 20 429 4W Clinton 15 21 417 5 x-won first-half title Tuesday's ernes Quad Crty at Cedar Mnpids, ppd wet grounds Chnlon 5, Burlington 3 Kane County 6. Fort Wayne 2 Bekxt at Rockford. ppd rain South Bend 9. Lansing 3 Today's Games Peoria at Wisconsin, 7 m. Rocktord at Bekri Quad Ctty al Cedar Hapnto, 2 Burl nylon at Csnlon Fort Wayne at Kane County Lansing at South Bend Michigan at West Mchtgan Basketball ft 70 and over: Russ CoPa 23 28.

WOMEN 2-mile female: Kelly Transactions PIFL BASEBALL Major Leoque Baseball Ml IN I hHiM N.v..l American League HAHlf -Hr VHi Jlf A. Fi.jl.r-!" a Ml M.t '11' if, -m 'ff- i iNf F'-d-s I yir- in Weyauwega 11 30 10 and under: Whitney ihut-Vs f'fl on 13 53 11-1S: Dana Thuochs. HHi.mi Mil (Drvwion record) 16-18: Jessica Rienu 11 59 (Dtvmon record) 20-24: Jessica Owen Fremom if. 26-28: Wendy Eiangsttn GitHn 14 22 10-34: Kathi Setdt-Douiiarri 1.1 Lac 1312 36-38: Debbie Thuecks B'xi 40-44: Leuna W.nts l- (Dwwon record) 46-68: Joyce Fishe' Afiett.m 'i 60-64: Carol Sauterutn, Oiitm 19 12 60-69: Kalhy Saijer Ajipletcti i 4 60-68: Bea Chartes. Green H-w 70 and over: Venia lenHiiw Hi Creek 37 27 WAUSAU YMCA TRIATHLON LONG COURSE Men Winner and top area finishers i Chains Durnke Madison 1 58 52: 3.

Oav'd KUmn Applet on, 8 James BokJra. Mi-nast'a 'U Mike Jovanovtch, Neenah; 17 MhI hifI Meuli, Apleton: 40, Gary Olson Applfion. Ryan VandeHoop. Kank'tuiM Stewart Garson Neenah. 7'.

Neenah 86. Tim Women Wmrwr and top area finishers 1 sonya K'hten't'lfJ. Apj)leton2 1881. At i. 4, Amber Hot-Mad 11 Nancy Throup, Aw-iMititi folrira.

Menasria SHORT COURSE Men Winiiei arid lop area finishers 1. ixya Madison 1 10 33 11. Mar Miynr Neenah David Moore, Atveton. Todtt Huotskamp Aople-i-" let HMn A(pteton 36 Greg L'i'Mir AiHik'tiKi. 45 Patrick Froiland.

aJ Hictwrd Carlson. Appteton. Marti Metcalt Aniteton, 66 Marty r-ey. Afipleton 68 Daniel Gast. 9 Keian Schwanke Applet on Women Winner and top area finishers i Katnvn Lcht.

Madison 1 21 52, 2, ir Lirf iTiann Appieton 4 Maria Mey-Nwndh 5 fenny Bkxn Appieton. 8. 1 Neenah 2 Spnng Strand. i ottann Tofietson Kaukau-a iftsi Neenah. 50 Karen Vplf-'IOI 1 AMi'A hay I Vti.

HAi ft i -Ml Five members of the Green Bay Bombers were selected to the first team of the Professional Indoor Football League. The top vote-getter was quarterback Jay McDonaugh. The former Western Michigan University star led the league in completions (220), completion percentage yards (2,385) and touchdown passes (56). Wide receivers Chris Perry and Heath Garland joined McDonaugh as offensive first-team selections. Perry, a former Adams State University standout, led the league with 88 receptions, 942 yards, 26 touchdowns and 172 points.

Garland caught 64 passes for 868 yards and 21 touchdowns and as second to Perry in scoring with 126 points. On the defensive sid of the ball, defensive lineman Derrick Coakley and defensive back Derf Reese were named first-team selections. Coakley, a native of Detroit, led the PIFL with 18.5 sacks and was eighth in tackles with 60. Reese, a former University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point cornerback, had six interceptions, second only to Madison Mad Dogs defensive back Ryan Buchanan's seven. Also recognized by the league were offensive lineman Jim Hob-bins and kicker Bryan Mader, a Kimberly native, who were both named to the second team.

Willie High, who had 106 points (fourth in the league), was named as an honorable mention selection. I N'itionil I eagtie -L-t I I.mmI-i. fr-, h-xfls I fHC tu' lOHt SI tV'tOi il rtr. t-iwl I Ij 'i ttwj I A I II WNBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Pot OB Charlotte 16 8 667 14 0 600 1H New York 14 8 609 1 Detroa 12 11 522 3 Washington 2 21 087 13 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pet GB n-HousWl 22 2 817 Phoentt 13 9 591 8 Loe Angeles 10 13 436 11 Utah 7 16 .304 14 Sacramento 6 18 250 16 i-canched playoff berth Tuesday's Games Houston 77, Utah 57 Tennis '7 DU MAUMIEfl OPEN TORONTO Rebulrs 1isdHy tt tt $2 4 rruHiori du Mauner CX CHIi LMI' F.f.s.is in1. Nfv." ti We.t I L' "A rV-iMi rifc Li, h-t Second round 1 Richard Krafitek bl Nettled tndr..