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I B2 Tka a Standard, Sufie, Wednesday, August 17, 1 994 3 Copper Kings outlast Dodgers, 18-17 basketball referees of the Butte pool will meet 7 p.m.. East Middle School Aa cho stpnned onto the field to Medicine Hat player proposes on diamond CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -Nervous about getting engaged, former West Virginia University baseball star Mark Landers decided to propose where he feels most comfortable: On the playing field. The Charleston native, who plays first base for the Toronto Blue Jays rookie team in Medicine Hat, Alberta, invited his longtime girlfriend to watch him play. With the help of team officials.

Landers arranged a contest July 21 to pick the "fan who traveled the farthest to the game." Not surprisingly, his girlfriend, Brandi Titus of Charleston, was the winner. Montana Golf Hail of Fame awards banquet and Induction of Jon Heselwood of Missoula and George LeTellier of Billings. Riverside Country Club, Boieman. Butte High freshman football equipment issuance, noon to 2 p.m., Butte High equipment room. Players are asked to bring locks as lockers will be assigned.

First practice Monday, a.m., Koprivica Park. GREAT FALLS The Butte Copper Kings built an 18-2 lead, then held off the Great Falls Dodgers 18-17 Tuesday night in one of the highest scoring games in Pioneer League baseball history. Butte pounded 14 hits and Great Falls collected 12. The only homers were Matt Bragga's fourth of the year for the Copper Kings and Brian Harmon's third for the Dodgers. Butte's Wright scored five runs in the first five innings to tie a league record.

The Dodgers used five pitchers and three catchers while losing to the Kings for the second night in a row. The Kings used four pitchers, with starter Chris Spenrath posting his fourth victory in 10 starts. The nine pitchers combined for a league-record 19 walks, 12 by Great Falls. The teams also combined for 11 errors, six by the Copper Kings. The closer of their four-game series will be played tonight at Legion Field.

The Copper Kings and the Dodgers then will launch a three-game series at Alumni Coliseum in Butte Thursday night. receive her award, Landers came out of the dugout. "Mark's usually real shy," said Brandi, a junior at West Virginia State. "But he took the microphone and told the crowd we had dated for five years and he wanted us to be together very much. "Then he got down on one knee and proposed.

My prize was an engagement ring. I think the whole town knew what was going to happen everyone but me." He said they hope to get married in November, although he may want to think about moving up the date. After Titus left, Landers went into a slump and his batting average dropped from .300 to .280. rr Nineteenth annual YMCA-Town Pump Benefit Road Races, Aug. 27.

Events offered are SK and 10K runs, mile tun run, five-mile fitness walk and 25-mile bicycle ride. Participants will receive tank top shirts. Overall and age division winners will receive awards. For more information, phone the YMCA at 782 124. The seventh annual Rendevous Peak Run will be held at the Jackson Hole Ski Area in Teton Village, Aug.

27, 9 a.m. Statewide jamboree of National Junior Tennis League, Stodden Park. Boys and girls in tennis instruction programs throughout the state will participate in non-scoring tennis, fun game and a barbecue. The Butte Independent Pool League will begin its ISth season Sept. 13.

itmt i Butte Independent Pool League meeting, 7 p.m.. East Side Athletic Club, public invited. Season starts Sept. 13. Montana Men's State Mid-Amateur Golf Tournament, Thursday through Saturday, Bozeman.

Butte 0fl II 14 002 032 152 17 II 5 Spenratti. Lesperence (). Flengold (7), Montgomery (8) ana Moyie; Agremonte, Ayala (2), Thomas (4), Eddlngs (). Price and Cooney, Hedspeth (2), Barbary (. Spenrath (4-).

Aoramonte (2 4) HRs Butte, Bragga (4); Great Falls. Harmon (3). Montana Officials Association girls' SCOREBOARD Pioneer League Swimming Live, same day and delayed sports coverage for today. Schedule subject to change: 11:30 A.M. (25) ESPN Men's tennis, Volvo International Tournament, early rounds, at New Haven, Conn.

5 P.M. (25) ESPN CFL Football, Ottawa at Winnipeg. 1994 Sports Features' Syndicate, Inc. NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Arizona 1 1 8 .500 17 23 Dallas I 1 0 .333 34 42 N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 42 44 Philadelphia 0 2 0 .000 30 44 Washington 0 2 0 .000 25 JO Central Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 28 4 Minnesota 2 I 0 .467 47 43 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 33 29 Green Bay 1 1 8 .500 38 37 Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 23 45 West Atlanta 2 1 6 .447 44 41 San Francisco 1 0 .500 27 20 LA Rams 0 2 0 .000 14 42 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 23 45 Friday's Garnet Atlanta 27, Buffalo 7 San Francisco 20, Denver 3 Kansas City 17, Washington 14 Saturday's Games New York Giants 28, San Diego 20 Pittsburgh 29, Los Angeles Raiders 17 Seattle 29, Tampa Bay 4 Indianapolis 24, Cincinnati 21 Cleveland 14, Detroit 7 New York Jets 34, Philadelphia 24 Miami 31, Green Bay 24 Minnesota 21, New Orleans 17 Chicago 14.

Arizona 0 New England 28, Los Angeles Rams 10 Monday's Game Houston 4. Dallas 0 Thursday, Aug. 18 Washington at New England, 5 p.m. San Francisco at San Diego, 4 p.m. Friday, Aug.

19 Arizona at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. Atlanta at Cleveland, 5:30 p.m. Green Bay at New Orleans, 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 28 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m.

Tampa Bay at Miami, 5 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. Buffalo vs. Houston at San Antonio, 4 p.m. New York Giants at New York Jets, 4 p.m.

Los Angeles Raiders at Los Angeles Rams, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 8 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21 Denver at Dallas, 4 p.m. Monday, Aug.

22 Chicago at Kansas City, 4 p.m. By The Associated Press Northern Division Pet. GB Billings (Reds) 40 16 .714 Great Falls (Dodgers) 28 29 .41 12'4 Medicine Hat (Jays) 27 .474 W1 Lethbridoe (Coop) 22 34 .393 18 Southern Division Helena (Brewers) 35 22 .14 Ogden (Ind.) 33 24 .579 2 Idaho Falls (Braves) 24 33 .421 11 Butte (Co-op) II 39 .316 17 Tuesday's Games Butte IS. Great Falls 17 Billings 2, Helena 1, 10 innings Ogden 8. Lethbridoe 2 Medicine Hat 7.

Idaho Falls 5, 11 innings Wednesday's Games Butte at Great Falls Helena at Billings Lethbridoe at Ogden Medicine Hat at Idaho Falls Thursday's Games Billings at Helena Great Falls at Butte Only game scheduled 10 innings Helena ooo 000 0 I 5 1 Billings 000 100 000 12 14 0 Perkins, Beck (8) and Zwisler; Koppe, Solomon (8) and Domino. Solomon (33). Beck (3-3). Lethbridoe 100 001 0001 9 1 Ogden 800 000 OOx 8 7 1 Henrickson. Gonzalez (2) and Woinariwcz; Contreras, Hoffman (8) and Smith.

Confreres (3-1). Henrickson (3 5) 10 innings Medicine Hat 003 001 Ml 27 12 1 Idaho Falls 200 012 000 8 5 6 1 B. Smith, He La Cruz (6), Strade (8), Toney (10) and Morgan; Hoalton, Rusciano (6), Raines (7) and Matos. Strade (2-0). Raines (4-1).

HRs Idaho Falls, Hoter (2). Bowling .1 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CLASSIC BEDFORD, Ore. (AP) Results Tuesday In the SI 50,000 Sherwin Williams Classic, with hometown, games bowled, pintail total and money earned. 1, Dave Husted. Milwaukie, one game, 279 pins.

$27,000. 2, George Branham III, Indianapolis, four games, 987 pins, $14,000. 3, Don Moser, San Jose. one game, 196 pins, $8,000. Simon and Matt Morrill, defensive linemen, and Ronald Redell, defensive back.

NEW YORK GIANTS Waived Mark Flyme and Steve Brannon, defensive ends; Leon Brown, running back, and Joey Smith, defensive back. Signed Adam Schreiber, offensive lineman. Placed Jarrod Bunch, running back, on the physlcally-unable-to-perform list. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Waived Dama-cio Green, cornerbeck. Signed William Shenkle, cornerback.

PITTSBURGH' STEELERS Waived Richard Shelton, defensive back. Arena Football League CLEVELAND THUNDERBOLTS Suspended Tony Wells, wide receiver-defensive back. FORT WORTH CAVALRY Signed Ira Richards, offensive lineman-defensive lineman. ORLANDO PREDATORS Suspended Victor Lloyd, wide receiver-linebacker. TAMPA BAY STORM Suspended Rawland Crawford, defensive specialist.

Activated Mike Lazecki, kicker, from the injured list. HOCKEY National Hockey League PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Signed Brent Fedyk. left wing, and Shawn Anderson, defense-man. International Hockey League CHICAGO WOLVES Agreed to terms with Bran Wiseman, center. SAN DIEGO GULLS Signed Lonnle Loach, left wing, to a three-year contract.

Named Mark Sowinkski director of corporate sales-promotions. Colonial Hockey League BRANTFORD SMOK Signed Ted Mlskolc-zi, right wing. OLYMPICS U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Named John Krimsky Jr. executive director.

SOCCER American Professional Soccer League FORT LAUDERDALE STRIKERS Announced the resignation of Thomas Rongen, coach. National Professional Soccer League CLEVELAND CRUNCH Signed Hector Marinaro, forward, to a three-year contract. MILWAUKEE WAVE Signed Billy Duran-ceau, midfielder, to two-year contract. COLLEGE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGIATE DIRECTORS OF ATHLETICS Named East Carolina athletic director Dave Hart Jr. to the executive committee.

ALFRED Named Tom Spanbauer men's basketball coach and lea nor Shrlver women's lacrosse coach. CALDWELL Named John Mlcheal assistant athletic director and sports Information director. CLEMSON Named Steve Nelson associate athletic director for compliance. COLUMBIA Named Ted Zazopoulos defensive line coach and Jim Malone tight ends coach. Announced the resignation of Lorl Zalbo-wltz, assistant sports Information director.

CORNELL Named Michael Taylor men's assistant basketball coach. DREW Named Lenny Armuth men's soccer coach and Klmberly Keenan cross-country coach and business manager. DUKE Named Jody Hyden women's tennis coach and Chris McMullan restricted-earnings baseball coach. HOFSTRA Named Ted Tslrlgotis linebackers coach and Dante Wright receivers coach. KEAN Named Jim Davidson lacrosse coach.

MARSHALL Named Bob Gray soccer coach. MASSACHUSETTS-LOWELL Announced the resignation of William T. Hitchmoth II, defensive Tine coach, so he can take a restricted earnings coaching position at Harvard. Named David Slattery defensive line coach. MESSIAH Named Lori Braa assistant director of athletics for operations and Dale Fogelsanger men's and women's cross-country track coach.

MONMOUTH, N.J. Named Ellen Grosso women's assistant basketball coach. NAZARETH, N.Y. Named Anthony Zostant women's volleyball and women's lacrosse coach. NEVADA Named Stacey Mc In tyre women's assistant basketball coach.

4. Tim Criss. Bel Air, Md one game. 225 pins. S6.500.

5, Mike Edwards. Oklahoma City, one game, 201 pins. $5,000. Playoff Results Match One Bran ham del. Edwards.

257 201. Match Two Branham del. Criss, 268 225. Match Three Branham defMoser, 224 196. Championship Husted del.

Branham, 279-238. Tennis RCA CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Results Tuesday in the $1 million RCA Championships tennis tournament at the Indianapolis Sports Center (seed-ings In parentheses) Singles First Round David Wheaton, Lake Minnetonka, def Jonathan Canter, Los Angeles. 6-3, 6-2. Mats Wilander, Sweden, def. Markus Zoeke, Germany, 6-3, 6-3.

Jason Stoltenberg (10), Austria, def. Jean-Philippe Fleurian, France, 6-2, 7-6 (7-4). Greg Rusedski, Canada, def. Mark Knowles, Bahamas, 7-6 (7-4), 3-6, 7-5. Brett Steven.

New Zealand, def. Wade McGuire. Tampa, 6-1, 7-e (7-1). Andrea Gaudenzi (12), Italy, def. Todd Wood-bridge, Australia, 6-3, 6 2.

Mark Woodforde. Australia, def. Kevin Ullyet, South Africa, e-3, 6-3. Carlos Costa (9), Spain, def. Renzo Furlan, Italy.

6-1, 7-6 (7-3). Oliver Detaltre, France, def. Doug Flach, Atlanta. 6-3, 6-2. Bernd Karbecher, Germany, def.

Javier Sanchez (15), Spain, 2-6. 7-6 7-3), 6-1. Second Round Sergi Bruguera (2), Spain, def. Wally Masur, Australia, 7-6 (7 3), 6-8. Alex Corretja, Spain, def.

Jim Courier (5), Dade City. t-6. 6-4, 6-3. Wayne Ferreira (7), South Africa, def. Jim Grabb.

Tucson, 6-1, 6-3. Jonathan Stark, Seattle, def. Alexander Vol-kov (13). Russia, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2. Rlchey Reneberg.

Houston, def. Cedric Pio-llne (8), France. 6 VOLVO INTE RNATIONAL NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Results Tuesday of the $1.04 million Volvo International tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles First Round Vincent Spadea, Chicago, def. Paul Haarhauit (9), Netherlands, 6-3, 6-2.

David Adams, Australia, def. Lars Jonsson, Sweden, 6-4, 6-3. Ivan Lendl (10), Goshen, def. David Rlkl, Czech Republic, 6-4. 6-2.

Marcelo Rlos, Chicago, def. David Nainkin, Russia. 6-4, 3-6, 6-1. Jordi Burlllo, Spain, def. Patricio Arnold, Argentina, 1-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Wayne Black, Zimbabwe, def. Brad Gilbert (12), San Rafael, 6-3, 6-0. Daniel Vacek (15), of Czech Republic, def. Kenneth Carlsen, Denmark, 2-6, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-5). Mark Phlllppoussis, Australia, def.

Mark Petchey, England, 4-6. 6-3, 6-2. Jan Apell, Sweden, def. Jared Palmer, New York, 7-4(7-5), 7-5. Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, def.

Luke Jensen, Ludlngton, 6-2, 6-4. Rodolphe Gilbert, France, def. Jeff Tarango, Manhattan Beach. 6-2, 6-2. Alex O'Brien, Amarlllo, Texas, def.

Guy Forget, France, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6). Roger Smith, Bahamas, def. Maurice Ruah, Venezuela, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4. Patrick McEnroe, Manhasset, N.Y., def. Sebastien Lareau, Canada, 6-3, 7 5.

Second Round Yevgeny Kafelnikov (6), Russia, def. Robbie Weiss, Las Vegas, 7-6 (7-1), 6-1. Jan Siemerink, Netherlands, def. Andre Agassi (4), Las Vegas, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Arena Football 0 By The Associated Press All Times MDT First Round Thursday, Aug.

18 Charlotte at Arizona, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19 Fort Worth at Orlando, 5:30 p.m. Las Vegas at Albany, 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug.

20 Tampa Bay at Massachusetts, 5:30 p.m. Semifinals Friday, Aug. 26, andor Saturday, Aug. 27 Pairings, sites and times TBD Championship Friday, Sept. 2 Pairing and site TBD, 5:30 p.m.

NFL preseason By The Associated Press All Times MDT AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA Miami 3 0 0 1.000 75 57 Indianapolis 2 0 0 1.000 39 30 New England 2 0 0 1.000 52 16 Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 20 38 N.Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 47 50 Central 2 0 0 1.000 40 22 Houston 2 1 0 .667 54 27 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 43 41 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 37 43 West Kansas City 2 1 0 .647 50 48 LA Raiders .....2 1 0 .447 49 70 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 38 19 Denver 1 2 0 .333 42 41 San Diego 0 3 0 .000 40 80 ueacn voiieyDaii Tournament, Luau, Karaoke Starts Thurs. 18 -Sat. 20 at Jim's Bar For More Information Call Cheryl Woolverton 723-7723 Debbie Alt i 1 782-3035 0 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Results Tuesday In the National Swimming Championships at the Indiana University Natatorlum (all distances in meters) MEN 100 freestyle Gary Hall.

Phoenix Swim Club. 49 31 seconds, i. Jon Olsen, unattached, 49 49. 3, Joe Hudepohl, Stanford Swimming, 49 K. 4.

Ugur Taner, Chinook Aquatic Club, 50.38. 5 (tie), Jason Fink, Texas Aquatics, and Josh Davis. Athletes In Action, 50.44. 7, Tom Jager, unattached, 50.5a. Chris Eckerman, Des Moines Swim Federation.

51.07. 200 backstroke Brad Bridgewater, Texas Aquatics, 1 minutes, 59 21 seconds. 2, Royce Sharp, Florida Aquatics; 1:59.32. 3, Greg Burgess, Florida Aquatics, 1:59.90. 4, Jeff Rouse, Stanford Swimming, 2:00.45.

5, Trippi Schwenk, Tennessee Aquatics, 2:01.23. Robert Brewer, Fort Lauderdale Swim Team, 2:01.76. 7, Ryan Berube, Dallas Mustangs. 2:02. It.

Tate Blahnik, New Jersey Wave, 2:02.27. WOMEN 100 backstroke 1, Lea Loveless, Stanford Swimming, 1:01.73. 2. Barbara Bedford, Florida Aquatics, 1:02.17. 3, Krlsty Heydanek, Santa Clara Swim Club, 1:02.49.

4, Rachel Joseph, Eugene City Swim Club, 1:02 9. 5, Beth Botsford, North Baltimore Aquatic Club, 1:02.92. 6, Hope Glttlngs, Bolles Sharks, 1:03.03. 7, Jen Eber-wein, Foxcatcher, 1:03.15. Alecia Humphrey, Club Wolverine, 1 03 14 400 freestyle 1, Janet Evans, Troian Swim Club, 4:0978.

2, Crlstlna Teuscher, Badger Swim Club, 4:11.20. 3, Brooke Bennett, Brandon Swim and Tennis Club, 4: 13.78. Baseball strike By The Associated Press Tuesday, Aug. 14 Days Games lost: 14. Total games lost: 60.

Money lost by New York Mets third baseman Bobby Bonllla, who has the highest salary this season at 15.7 million: $155,738. Money lost by player at the major league minimum of $109,000: $2,978. Negotiating session held Tuesday: No. Next negotiating session: undetermined. Key development: Management negotiator Richard Ravltch rules out using replacement players this year.

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rlal3 MAT 1:15. 4:00 EVE 7:00. 9:45 Pass. TRUE LIES Ends Thursday MAT 1:30, 4:15 EVE 7:05. 9:45 4 Legion baseball By The Associated Press Class A American Legion Northwest Regional In Missoula-Double Elimination Tuesday Eagle Point, Ore.

9, Fort MacLeod, Alberta Championship 9 p.m. Eagle Point, vs. Fort MacLeod, Alberta Transactions C1S Tuesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League SEATTLE MARINERS Optioned Jim Converse, pitcher, to Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. International League PAWTUCKET RED SOX Called up Joel Bennett, pitcher, from New Britain of me Eastern League. Northern League MINNEAPOLIS LOONS Announced Keith Brown, pitcher, cleared waivers and will be iolning the team.

WINNIPEG GOLOEYES Placed Keith Brown, pitcher, on waivers for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association DENVER NUGGETS Named Tommy Shep-pard director of media relations. Continental Basketball Association CBA Announced the resignation of Mark Lamping, commissioner, effective Sept. 1. FOOTBALL National Football League ARIZONA CARDINALS Waived Richard Shadwick, Jon Baker and Malcolm Showell, defensive linemen.

Signed Bernard Brasham and David Wilkins, defensive linemen, and Patrick Robinson, wide receiver. CINCINNATI BENGALS Waived Daniel Stubbs, defensive end. DENVER BRONCOS Released Michael Ball, safety. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Released Mac Cody and Matt Frier, wide receivers; Jose 1 BunitaiM 494-3341 KIDS SUMMER SERIES MATINEE PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN Final Show of Series 1:00 out 1:20 12:00 out 1:20 Co-sponsored by ML Standard i Butte High frosh to receive gear Butte High freshman football players will receive their equipment from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday in the school equipment room.

Players are asked to bring locks as lockers will be assigned. The first practice will be held at 8 a.m. Monday at Koprivica Park. Miles City men win softball title ANACONDA Kegler's-Gallagher'S of Miles City won nine straight games in the losers' bracket to capture the men's state softball championship Sunday. The run included 5-1 and 7-3 wins over previously unbeaten Mint Bar of Froid in the championship round.

Kegler's-Gallagher's lost to Riverboat Queen of Great Falls 11-9 Saturday, then defeated Joe's Place-Pepsi-Miller of Anaconda 18-6, Red's Bar of Missoula 10-8, Tark Eye Center of Lewistown 12-2, Jackpot Casino of Bozeman 15-9, of Conrad 8-6 and Lola Temple Club of Billings 9-8. The Color Temple Club of Billings defeated Spud McGee's of Butte 11-7 to take third place, then lost to Kegler's-Gallagher's 9-8. Spud McGee's defeated American Bar-Miller of Great Falls 12-1 to take fourth place. Fifth- and sixth-place, respectively, went to American Bar-Miller and of Conrad, which lost to Kegler's-Gallagher's 8-6 and 9-8. The top six teams will advance to the regional tournament at Tacoma, Aug.

27-28, They'll also move up to Class next season. Lady Griz spikers scrimmage Friday MISSOULA (AP) The University of Montana volleyball team holds its first scrimmage Friday at Hellgate Middle School, coach Dick Scott announced. The Lady Griz will split into two teams and play five games. Montana begins its season Sept. 2.

Duck hunters to weigh options HELENA (AP) Montana duck hunters are being asked to comment on whether they would like a longer hunting season in two flyways or an additional duck in the bag limit. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said the state may have an option to add 10 days of hunting to both the Pacific and Central flyways during the 1994-95 duck seasons. But that option is offered at the expense of the additional duck in the bag limit which is included in the tentative seasons adopted by the state Fish, Wildlife and Parks commission earlier this month. The commission has tentatively approved a five-duck and merganser daily bag limit in the Pacific Flyway, while the bag limit in the Central Flyway is four ducks.

The commission is soliciting comments on the proposal to add days to the hunting season and reduce the bag limit by one duck in both the Pacific and Central flyways. Comments must be received by Aug. 22, because the commission plans to finalize the season on Aug. 26. The short time frame for comment is necessary to provide the regulations to waterfowl hunters by early September.

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