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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Tuesday, May 30, 1995 D-4 Another Fittipaldi in spotlight, earns top rookie award HAItfiISS RACING Ivanisevic loses at French AMmtCAN ASSOCIATION Pet GB Louisville (Cards) 32 16 .667 Omaha (Royals) 29 18 .617 2Vi Indianapolis (Reds) 29 21 .580 4 Buffalo (Indians) 25 25 .500 8 Iowa (Cubs) 21 26 .447 10V4 New Orleans (Brewers) 21 27 .438 11 Nashville (WSox) 19 31 .380 14 Ok. City (Rangers) 18 30 .375 14 MONDAY'S RESULTS Indianapolis 7, Louisville 5 Buffalo 9, Nashville Oklahoma City 1, New Orleans 0 Omaha 9, Iowa 5 TONIGHT'S GAMES Nashville at Indianapolis, 7:15 Buffalo at Louisville Iowa at Oklahoma City Omaha at New Orleans WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Nashville at Indianapolis, 7:15 p.m. Buffalo at Louisville Iowa at Oklahoma City Omaha at New Orleans na, ranked 173rd, beat Fernandez, 6-4, 6-3. Sixth-seeded Magdalena Ma-leeva of Bulgaria was a 6-3, 6-4 winner over American Nicole Arendt. Among the men, 16th-seeded Marc Rosset won 7-5, 5-7, 7-5, 7-6 (7-5) over Richard Fromberg of Australia.

TODAY'S RESULTS First-round men's singles Mikael Tillstrom d. Goran Ivanisevic (4) 7-5, 6-3, 6-4. Sergi Bruguera d. Patrick Rafter 6-3, 6-1, 7-6 (7-3). Michael Chang (6) d.

Diego Nargiso 6-3, 6-4, 6-1. First-round women's singles Conchita Martinez (4) d. Sabine Hack 6-0, 6-0. Magdalena Maleeva (6) d. Nicole Arendt 6-3, 6-4.

Katarzyna Nowak d. Kimberly Po 6-2, 6- 4. Julie Halard d. Alexandra Fusai 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. Catalina Cristea d.

Natasha Zvereva (10) 1-6, 7-S, 6-3. Paola Suarez d. Mary Joe Fernandez (13) 6-4, 6-3. MONDAY'S RESULTS First-round men's singles Andre Agassi (1) d. Karsten Braasch 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.

Thomas Muster (5) d. Gerard Solves 3-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1. Wayne Ferreira (8) d. Lionel Roux 6-4, 6-4, 7-5. Yevgeny Kafelnikov (9) d.

Jan Siemerink 6-1, 6-2, 6-7 (3-7), 6-3. Alberto Berasategui (11) d. Andrei Ol-hovskiy 2-6, 6-4, 6-2, 7-5. Jim Courier (13) d. Jeff Tarango 6-4, 6-3, 6- 3.

Richard Krajicek (15) d. Martin Sinner 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. First-round women's singles Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (1) d. Sung-Hee Park 6-1, 6-0. Steffi Graf (2) d.

Ines Gorrochategui 6-1, 7- 5. Gabriels Sabatini (8) d. Radka Bobkova 6-2, 6-0. Anke Huber (11) d. Barbara Schett 6-3, 7- 5.

Iva Majoli (12) d. Mana Endo 6-3, 6-3. Ai Sugiyama d. Helena Sukova (15) 4-6, 6-3, 9-7. By DICK MITTMAN The Indianapolis News Wilson Fittipaldi was a proud father at the end of the 500-Mile race Sunday and an even prouder one Monday night when son Christian was named Bank One Rookie of the Year.

But he knew from the first Formula Ford race Christian ever drove in that he would become a star in the sport. "I put Christian in go-kart racing," said Emerson Fitti-paldi's 51 -year-old brother. "He drove for five years and won all the championships in Brazil. "And the first 9 Christian Fittipaldi year he was into racing cars, in the first race I saw Christian has a good chance in motor racing. He showed good results.

On the first day he showed he has good future in motor racing." Sunday, young Fittipaldi battled his way from 27th starting position to second only 2.481. seconds behind winner Jacques Ville-neuve, last year's rookie award winner (he also placed second). Fittipaldi is just 8 1 days older than Villeneuve. Both turned 24 earlier this year. Villeneuve's father Gilles was a Formula One driver as was Christian's father Wilson.

Fittipaldi has an uncle who has driven in the 500 and so does Villeneuve. Uncle Emmo, a two-time 500 champion, failed to make this year's race. But he provided a wealth of inside information to his young nephew. "Christian said after the race, 'Everything Emerson told me what's happen during the race is exactly what Wilson Fittipaldi said. "He know everything here, because Emerson know a lot information for Young Fittipaldi was a pleased recipient, the 14th foreign-born driver so honored.

He agreed that Uncle Emmo gave him good advice. "About 90 percent of what Emmo told me happened exactly the same," he said. "After the race finish I started laughing to myself. I said, geez, this guy must be good or he must have a lot of experience. No doubt about that, he has.

He has been fantastic to me and someone of great help." Christian also credited four-time Indy winner Rick Mears and teammate Robby Gordon, who finished fifth, with providing vital assistance. He said the main thing he learned in the race is that it is extremely important to be close to the leader in the final 15 laps so a driver can have a chance to win. He passed rookie Eliseo Salazar and got a break when Bobby Ra-hal was called for a stop-and-go penalty to take second place. Fittipaldi said it was very emotional for him when he climbed out of his car and was hugged by his father, who had never been to the 500 before. "I think in some ways it has been difficult for me like in my career because of the Formula One rides I had," he explained, "And coming up here and having a very nice chance with (team owner Derrick) Walker and running the race like the whole team did (Sunday) I think was fantastic." Though the Fittipaldis came through Formula One, they now have become a famous name in Indy lore.

"We are happy about that," said Wilson Fittipaldi, who expected no more than a 10th place finish by his son. "I hope Christian stay here." Is Christian thinking of returning to F-l? "No, not at the moment," he said. "There are a lot more normal human beings here and I'm happy to be racing around here." HOOSIER PARK MONDAY'S RESULTS FIRST RACE Cotton Cove (H. Yoder) $9.80 $2.80 Jb's Pride (J. Sowash) $3.00 Lady Doubtfire (J.

Cross) $4.80. Ouinella 4-8 Paid $8.40. Perfects 8-4 Paid $22.60. Trifecta 8-4-3 Paid $61.60. SECOND RACE Ouin Ella Bilmac (R.

Dever) $6.60 $4.20 Upper Sandusky (D. Irvine Jr) $6.40 Bestest Beth (Q. Mills) $5.60. Ouinella 4-9 Paid $14.80. Perfecta 4-9 Paid $25.80.

Trifecta 4-9-6 Paid $226.80. Daily Double 8-4 Paid $27.40. THIRD RACE Campus Captain (J. Cross) $3.00 $2.40 Remember Me Always (D. Bowermaster) $3.20 Image's Hey Dude (J.

Sowash) $2.40. Ouinella 1-5 Paid $8.60. Perfecta 1-5 Paid $8.00. FOURTH RACE Poorelli (G. Hasten) $4.00 $2.40 Before The Storm (D.

Gray) $4.20 Race Me Beau (D. Lake) $3.00. Ouinella 4-8 Paid $16.20. Perfecta 4-8 Paid $26.40. Trifecta 4-8-1 Paid $66.00.

FIFTH RACE Jerky Disco (G. Mills) $6.00 $3.40 Leblack Sue (J. Swartzentruber) $3.00 Laurel Kipper (B. Barnes) $3.80. Ouinella 3-5 Paid $7.00.

Perfecta 3-5 Paid $16.20. Trifecta 3-5-1 Paid $63.20. SIXTH RACE Ryan's Court (H. Yoder) $3.80 $3.40 Banner's Gem (J. Kieninger Jr) $5.20 Meter Close (R.

Williams Jr) $2.60. Ouinella 6-7 Paid $13.60. Perfecta 7-6 Paid $18.20. SEVENTH RACE Clair The Way (R. Dever) $6.00 $3.60 Range Kan Due (T.

Leannais) $7.20 Paid The Price (D. Irvine Jr) $2.60. Ouinella 2-7 Paid $29.00. Perfecta 2-7 Paid $91.80. Trifecta 2-7-1 Paid $329.80.

EIGHTH RACE Whisky Pick (T. Stohler) $6.80 $3.20 Schwartzkopf (G. Mills) $3.20 Fifth Affair (R. Dever) $3.00. Ouinella 4-6 Paid $8.00.

Perfecta 6-4 Paid $26.20. Trifecta 6-4-5 Paid $82.80. Pick 6 6 OF 6 Paid $311.00. Pick 3 7-9-6 Paid $19.40. NINTH RACE Brown Brush (G.

Mills) $30.80 $10.20 Madison Marshall (J. Cross) $2.40 Yankee Hoosier (T. Leannais) $3.20. Ouinella 1-2 Paid $48.20. Per fecta 2-1 Paid $231.20.

Trifecta 2-1-5 Paid $533.80. Daily Double 6-2 Paid $322.20. Attendance: 947. Handle: $88,102. I10.15E BACK JG RIVER DOWNS MONDAY'S RESULTS (Odd numbers Thistledown simulcasts) SECOND RACE 9 Dr.

Leick (Troilo) $27.40, $10.20, 7 Sizemore (Lovato) $11.80, 5 One Last Bid (Sexton) $4.60. Daily Double (3-9) paid $142.20. Exacta (9-7) paid $316.00. FOURTH RACE 5 Pleasant Wave (Flores) $38.00, $17.20, 8 Whowedo (Bisono) $57.80, 1 Gizem (Sexton) $8.60. Exacta (5-8) paid $2,309.60.

Trifecta (5-8-1) paid $27,392.80. Pick Three (9-4-5) paid $1,565.20. SIXTH RACE 4 Vera Brite (Johnston) $6.20, $3.40, 1 s-Master's Honey (Bisono) S3.20, 5.oo; 1 a-Bold For Blessing (Troilo) $3.20, $5.00. EIGHTH RACE 2 Safari Dancer (Prescott) $7.80, $4.60, 10 Bill's Fancy Lady (Vidal) $9.60, 1 Roberto's Tribute (Gardiner) $7.80. TENTH RACE The Bonnet Stakes: 10 Alltheway Bertie (Peck) $4.60, $2.80, 1 Polish Spirit (Troilo) $2.60, 2 Naughty Nana (Bisono) $2.80.

TWELFTH RACE 3 Brite Song (Lovato) $5.00, $3.40, 2 Beestung (Birzer) $9.80, 9 Price Freeze (Johnston) $6.00. FOURTEENTH RACE 1 Time To Bask (Birzer) $86.80, $38.00, 3 Fairly Fast (Johnston) $5.80, 2 Come On Toot's (Zook) $4.20. SIXTEENTH RACE The Barksdale Handicap (Simulcast from Thistledown): 1 Fly Cry (Ardoin) $3.80, $2.40, 3 Empire Pool (Emigh) $3.60, 7 Dynaguard (Perrodin) $3.20. CHURCHILL DOWNS FIRST RACE 4 Cayman Slough (Gryder) $4.80 3.40 2.60, 3 Jungle Prayer (Johnson) $5.60 3.40, 2 Delta Castle (Miller) $3.40. Trifecta (4-3-2) paid $62.80.

SECOND RACE 12 Flash A Broadfront (Bourque) $9.20 5.20 4.40; 11 Wild Stark (Kutz) $6.20 5.60:2 Wallstreet Glenna (Martin) $11.80. Daily Double (4-12) paid $23.80. Trifecta (12-11-2) paid $3,244.20. THIRD RACE 4 Apalachee Lassie (Martin) $12.40 6.40 4.80;10 Off To Glory (Martinez) $7.60 4.60;12 Mayhew (Kutz) $6.00. Scrached Princess Bush, Bold Brise, Switch Loves, Sweeping Wood.

Trifecta (4-10-12) paid $664.00. FOURTH RACE 2 Tarzans Blade (Sellers) $5.40 3.00 2.80;3 Soar On Wings (Hebert) $3.00 2.60; 1 Never Wavering (Martinez) $3.80. FIFTH RTACE 5 Penguin (Hebert) $9.80 5.60 4.00;2 Hunka Hunka (Martinez) $11.20 6.20;7 No Limit To Cannon (Thompson) $6.80. Trifecta (5-2-7) paid $1,501.00. SIXTH RACE 2 Uptown Bear (Perret) $6.20 3.40 2.80;4 Truckee (Sellers) $3.80 3.20;8 Communion Cup (Martinez) $3.20.

Trifecta (2-4-8) paid $123.60. Pick Three (2-5-2) paid $117.20. SEVENTH RACE 2 May I Inquire (Barton) $10.80 4.20 3.20;3 Oh So Striking (Henry) $2.80 2.60;1 Rowdy Rowdy Rowdy (Thorwarth) $3.40. EIGHTH RACE 1 Gold Groovy (Fires) $14.20 6.20 3.40;2 Red Mcfly (Sellers) $4.20 2.80;4 Ghostly Moves (Hebert) $2.20. Trlfecte (1-2-4) paid $133.40.

Pick Six (4-2-5-2-2-1) paid $12,276.20. 5 Wins paid $294.60. NINTH RACE 7 Miraloma (Barton) $9.20 4.60 3.60;2 Great Southern (Fires) $4.20 3.40;6 A. V. Eight (Gomez) $3.80.

Trifecta (7-2-6) paid $247.80. Pick Three (2-1-7) paid $762.00. ELEVENTH RACE 9 Medver (Hebert) $31.40 12.80 6.40,4 Opal Moon (Barton) $7.80 5.80;7 New Edinburg (Gomez) $3.60. Late Double (8-9) paid $270.20. Trifecta (9-4-7) paid $1,561.80.

Attendance 12,804. Note: Tenth race Belmont simulcast. GOLF EUROPEAN PGA AT VIRGINIA WATER, ENGLAND PAR-72 MONDAY'S RESULTS Bernhard Langer, Germany Michael Campbell, New Zea. 69-73-71-67280 P-U Johansson, Sweden 71-69-69-71280 Peter O'Malley, Australia 74-71-70-67282 Peter Senior, Australia 66-73-73-70282 Thomas Levet, France 72-68-71-71282 Jesper Parnevik, Sweden Andrew Sherborne, England 68-69-72-73282 Silvio Grappasonni, Italy 72-69-71-71283 Colin Montgomerie, Scotland 70-72-69-72283 Mark Mouiand, Wales 72-71-65-75283 Nick Faldo, England 67-72-71-74284 mexfomamt. mm 6 WGN-Cable w.

MjX 1 1 sx hi The Associated Press PARIS Fourth-seeded Goran Ivanisevic became the first major upset victim at this year's French Open, beaten today in straight sets by qualifier Mikael Tillstrom of Sweden In the first round. Sergl Bruguera, by contrast, started strongly In his quest for a third consecutive championship, beating Patrick Rafter of Australia 6-3, 6-1. 7-6 (7-3). Tillstrom, ranked 142nd in the world, dominated throughout In a 7-5, 6-3, 6-4 victory interrupted twice by rain. Ivanisevic, beset by errors, called It the worst match of his life.

"I played so bad," he said. "It hurts. At this moment, I could break all my rackets and quit tennis." Sixth-seeded Michael Chang, the 1989 champion, advanced easily, beating Italy's Diego Nargiso6-3, 6-4, 6-1. Wimbledon champion Con-chita Martinez, a favorite to win her first French Open, got off to a perfect start with a 6-0, 6- 0 victory over Germany's Sabine Hack, who reached the quarterfinals here last year. Two other seeded women, No.

10 Natasha Zvereva and No. 13 Mary Joe Fernandez, were eliminated by teen-age qualifiers scoring the biggest victories of their careers. Catalina Cristea, 19, of Romania, ranked only 160th and playing her first match on clay this season, beat Zvereva 1-6, 7- 5, 6-3. Paola Suarez, 18. of Argenti BASEBALL MONDAY'S SECTIONAL RESULTS At Columbus East Southwestern (Shelby) 5, Waldron 4, 8 innings Columbus East 9, Edinburgh 2 Columbus North 4, Hauser 1 At Eastbrook Blackford 3, Marion 2 Eastbrook 4, Mississinewa 0 At FtWayne Concordia Carroll 2, Ft.Wayne Dwenger 1 FtWayne Northrop 7, FtWayne North 1 At Jay Co.

Delta 13, Union City 3 Jay Co. 3, Monroe Central 2 At Kankakee Valley Boone Grove 10, Kouts 0 Kankakee Valley 4, Lowell 2 At Lebanon North Montgomery 2, Lebanon 1 Zionsville 10, S.Montgomery 0 At North Central Lawrence Central 12, Broad Ripple 2 At Pendleton Hts. New Palestine 12, E.Hancock 3 Pendleton Hts. 12, Greenfield Central 1 At Pike Ben Davis 15, Ritter 4 Pike 14, Speedway 4 At Rushville Connersville 5, Hegerstown 4 Franklin Co. 14, Union Co.

3 At Scecina Cathedral 21, Tech 1, 5 innings At Shelbyville Beech Grove 11, Triton Central 5 Shelbyville 5, Morristown 1 At Sheridan Carmel 11, Hamilton Southeastern 4 Noblesvilie 8, Hamilton Hts. 2 At South Ripley Jac-Cen-Del 4, Batesvilie 2 South Ripley 3, North Decatur 1 At Valparaiso Chesterton 16, Morgan Twp. 0 Valparaiso 4, Wheeler 0 At Westview East Noble 8, Lakeland 0 West Noble 7, Westview 1 GIRLS SOFTBALL MONDAY'S SECTIONAL RESULTS At Bedford North Lawrence North Davies 14, Brownstown Central 0 Bedford North Lawrence 12, Eastern (Greene) 2 Bedford North Lawrence 5, North Davies 5, 8 innings, final At Lawrence Central Cathedral 8, Lawrence North 1, final At Madison Madison 18, Scottsburg 4, final SATURDAY'S SECTIONAL RESULTS At Beech Grove Franklin Central 6, Lutheran 4, final At Chatard Chatard 16, Broad Ripple 0 North Central 9, Brebeuf 5 Chatard 9, North Central 7, final At Connersville Connersville 4, Franklin County 3, final At East Central Rising Sun 9, East Central 2 South Dearborn 12, Switzerland County 5 Rising Sun 7, South Dearborn 2, final At Eastbrook Eastbrook 10, Marion 0 Madison-Grant 8, Mississinewe 3 Eastbrook 1, Madison-Grant 0 (11 innings), final Ft. Wayne Elmhurst Carroll 10, FW Elmhurst 0, final At Greenwood Center Grove 19, Franklin 1 Martinsville 7, Greenwood 5 Center Grove 10, Martinsville 0, final At Hamilton Southeastern Hamilton Heights 13, Noblesvilie 7 Hamilton Southeastern 10, Lapel 0 Hamilton Southeastern 13, Hamilton Heights 3, 5 innings, final At Huntington North Huntington North 12, Tippecanoe Valley 2, final At Jac-Cen-Del Jac-Cen-Del 6, Batesvilie 1 South Ripley 18, Greensburg 8 Jac-Cen-Del 5, South Ripley 2, final At Madison Madison 3, Southwestern 1 Scottsburg 21, Austin 5 At Mishawaka Mishawaka 4, Jimtown 1 Penn 7, Mishawaka Marian 2 Penn 10, Mishawaka 3, final At Mooresville Monrovia 13, Eminence 2 Mooresville 14, Cioverdale 2 At Perry Meridian Perry Meridian 14, Manual 0 r.j Roncalli 6, Perry Meridian 2, final HIGH -SCHOOL Joe YoungThe Indianapolis News Eliseo Salazar (left) and Bobby Rahal await the awards presentations at Monday night's Victory Banquet. LOUISVILLE ab bi 4 0 2 0 5 12 0 4 110 4 110 4 2 0 1 10 0 1 4 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 34 5 8 4 020 7 020 5 Crbllo 2b Lee st Brdshw cf Mrtnz 1b Gianelli rf DOeak 3b BOeak McNeely Thms phlf Minchey Aversa ph Crpntr Prager ph Mthwt Racza Hlbrt ph Total Indianapolis ..100 022 003 Louisville 000 Owens, Greene.

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WP Warren, Minchey, Raczka. PB Brooks. 3:05 A 7,944. COLLEGES BASEBALL NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIPS MIDWEST II REGIONAL SATURDAY'S RESULTS AT OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma 13, Texas 9 Oklahoma 9, Auburn 8 Texas 3, Indiana State 2, Indiana SL eliminated SUNDAY'S RESULTS Auburn 4, Texas 2, Texas eliminated Oklahoma 3, Auburn 1, Oklahoma advances MIDWEST I REGIONAL MONDAY'S RESULTS Lamar 4, Wichita State 1, Wichita St. eliminated Stanford 16, Lamar 9, Lamar eliminated Stanford 3, Texas Tech 2 TODAY'S GAME Texas Tech (51-13) vs.

Stanford (38-23), 10 a.m. EAST REGIONAL SUNDAY'S RESULTS Alabama 14, Winthrop 0, Winthrop eliminated Clemson 7, Alabama 4, Clemson advances SOU IFI HbUIUNAL SUNDAY'S RESULTS Cal State Fullerton 8, Rice 7, Cal State Fullerton advances MIDEAST REGIONAL SUNDAY'S RESULTS Oklahoma State 15, Pittsburgh 13, comp. of susp. game Tennessee 3, Oklahoma State 1, 11 innings, Tennessee advances ATLANTIC I REGIONAL SUNDAY'S RESULTS Florida State 13, Mississippi 1, Florida SL advances ATLANTIC II REGIONAL MONDAY'S RESULTS Texas ASM 4, Mieml 0 Miami 5, Texas 2, Miami advances WEST REGIONAL SUNDAY'S RESULTS Long Beach State 4, Southern California 3 Southern California 9, Long Beach State 2, Southern Cal advances NCAA DIVISION II AT MONTGOMERY, ALA. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Georgia College 19, Central Missouri SL 3 UC Davis 12, New Haven, Conn.

9 MONDAY'S RESULTS Bloomsburg, Pa. 9, Ashland 4, Ashland eliminated Cent. Missouri St. 9, New Haven, Conn. 4, New Haven eliminated TODAY'S GAMES Florida Southern (48-10) vs.

Valdosta State, Ga. (40-20), 4:30 UC Davis (31-30) vs. Georgia College (47-18-1), 7 WOMEN'S GOLF SATURDAY'S RESULT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WILMINGTON, N.C. FINAL TEAM SCORES Arizona State 288-287-291-2891155 San Jose State 290-294-296-3011181 Wake Forest 293-291-302-2991185 Stanford 294-299-292-3031188 INDIANA 291-302-299-3021194 Furman 319-283-294-2991195 UCLA 298-304-304-2931199 North Carolina 300-295-308-3001203 South Carolina 299-300-297-3081204 Texas 305-309-299-2911204 INDIVIDUAL Algue, Ax.St 72-67-74-70283 Wendy Ward, Arizona St 72-71-71-71285 Vbke Stensrud, SanJoseSt. ERIKA WICOFF, INO 71-70-72-75288 Andrea Baxter, Stanford 70-74-72-73289 Janice Moodie, SanJoseSt.

291 Laura Philo, Wake Forest Caroline Peek, Furman 77-65-74-75291 OTHER INDIANA PLAYERS Jenny Grey 70-78-75-77300 Mary Vajgrt 77-76-76-74303 Stacy Quilling 73-78-76-76303 Nicole Hollingsworth 83-79-78-77317 LACROSSE NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIPS At Byrd Stadium, College Park, Md. SATURDAY'S SEMIFINALS Maryland 16, Johns Hopkins 8 Syracuse 20, Virginia 13 COXSJIG MONDAY'S RESULT AT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Shannan Taylor, Australia' won a technical decision over Buck Smith, Oklahoma City, 5, Junior welterweights. INDIANAPOLIS ab bi Owens 2b 4 2 3 2 Stillwell ss 5 0 0 0 Sauveur 0 0 0 0 Service 0 0 0 0 Greene 3b 4 0 0 0 Brooks 5 0 2 0 Wrthgtn 1b 4 12 1 Briley rf 5 2 2 0 Gordon If 4 112 Gbrltr cf 3 0 0 0 Salkeld 2 110 Denson ph 10 12 Warren 0 0 0 0 Sullivan 0 0 0 0 Rse ph ss 10 0 0 Total 38 7 12 7 Villeneuve (Payoffs At Pike Zionsville 7, Pike 0, final At Twin Lakes Frontier 11, North White 3 North Newton 23, South Newton 1 Twin Lakes 11, Tri County 1 North Newton 2, Frontier 0 Twin Lakes 14, North Newton 0, final un playoffs CHAMPIONSHIP (Best-of-7) WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE Denver at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. (Denver leads 2-0) FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE Denver at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Denver at Kansas City, 7:30 p.m., if necessary JUNE 6 SCHEDULE Kansas City at Denver, 8 p.m., if necessary JUNE 7 SCHEDULE Kansas City at Denver, 8 p.m., if necessary niiL CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS SUNDAY'S RESULT New Jersey 4, Pittsburgh 1, New Jersey wins series, 4-1 CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) THURSDAY'S GAME Chicago at Detroit, 6:30 p.m.

SATURDAY'S GAME New Jersey at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAME Chicago at Detroit, 2 p.m. II CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) SUNDAY'S RESULT San Antonio 103, Houston 81, series tied 2- 2 MONDAY'S RESULT Indiana 94, Orlando 93, series tied 2-2 TONIGHT'S GAME Houston at San Antonio, 8, WTHR 09 WEDNESDAY'S GAME Indiana at Orlando, 9 p.m., WTHR 03 THURSDAY'S GAME San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. WTHR 03 FRIDAY'S GAME Orlando at Indiana, 8 p.m. WTHR 03 SATURDAY'S GAME Houston at San Antonio, 2:30 p.m.

WTHR 03 if necessary SUNDAY'S GAME Indiana at Orlando, 6 p.m. WTHR 03, if necessary '-Jm" wins in spite of self EZ3 1. Jacques 312,019 2. Christian Fittipaldi $594,668 3. Bobby Rahal $373,267 4.

Eliseo $302,417 5. Robby Gordon $247,917 6. Mauricio Gugelmin 7. Arie Luyendyk $245,417 8. TeoFabi $206,853 9.

Danny Sullivan $193,453 10. Hiro Matsushita $196,053 11. Alessandro $199,153 12. Roberto Guerrero $181,203 13. Bryan Herta $175,903 14.

Scott Goodyear $246,403 15. Hideshi Matsuda $200,503 16. Stefan Johansson $182,703 17. Scott Brayton $306,503 18. Andre Ribeiro $176,753 19.

Scott Pruett $164,953 20. Raul Boesel $169,053 21. Adrian Fernandez $183,903 22. Jimmy Vasser $162,003 23. Davy Jones $182,303 24.

Paul Tracy $149,703 25. Michael Andretti $192,053 26. Scott Sharp $158,003 27. Buddy Lazier $145,903 28. Eric Bachelart $155,003 29.

GildeFerran $149,453 30. Stan Fox $143,603 31. Eddie Cheever $144,103 32. Lyn St. James $157,803 33.

Carlos Guerrero $172,853 Indianapolis Motor Speedway $6,395,000 (record) Total purse, $8,063,550 (record) vantage. Villeneuve actually had to drive 505 miles to win. "What a feeling," he said about seeing the checkered flag waved over his blue and white Player's Ltd. Reynard-Ford Cosworth. "Jacques is a pleasure to work with and fun to be with," Green said.

"He makes it very, very easy for us." Villeneuve, last year's rookie of the year, led only 15 laps, fewest since Mark Donohue led 13 in 1972. Many drivers offered prayers for driver Stan Fox, critjically injured in the Turn 1 first lap crash. Continued from D-1 was announced and came forward tq receive his payoff envelope from master of ceremonies Bob Jenkins when it was his turn. Goodyear never mentioned the controversial finish during his acceptance talk. He praised his crew and noted that auto racing got a big boost north of the border because two Canadians ran in the front.

"I want to congratulate Jacques and Team Green," he said. Goodyear drove the fastest lap of the race at 224.009 miles per hour on Lap 179 in his Reynard-Honda. Villeneuve turned his own severe two-lap penalty (also for passing the pace car twice during a yellow) into an unbelievable victory. He took the checkered flag 2.481 seconds in front of Brazilian rookie Christian Fittipaldi, averaging 153.616 mph. With team owner Barry Green, team manager Kim Green (Barry's brother), crew chief Kyle Moyer, the crew and others on the stage, Villeneuve told how he pulled off the comeback.

"It takes more than pure speed on the race track to win the race," he said. "It takes chemistry, a lot of teamwork. Every part of this team helped lead us to success." Villeneuve said he personally did everything possible to not win the race. He crashed In practice, drew the two-lap penalty and stalled the engine a couple of times in the pits. "I'd like to thank USAC for making my adrenalin go up during the early stages of the race," he quipped.

Barry Green said driver and team reached dowrfdeep to overcome their sudden five-mile disad- TONIGHT White Sox at Cleveland at New Jersey semifinal, Game 6 BASEBALL HOCKEY (NHL) Pittsburgh Eastern BASKETBALL (NBA) Houston at Western WEDNESDAY French Open 6:30 ESPN-Cable San Antonio final, Game 5 8 WTHR (B 9 a.m. USA-Cable (Jp.m. WTHR (Q Game 5 TENNIS BASEBALL Atlanta at Cubs 1 p.m. WGN-Cable also on TBS-Cable at 1:15 p.m. Los Angeles at Philadelphia 6:30 p.m.

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