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C2 Missoulian, Sunday, July 28, 2002 SCOREBOARD 1 Cooper, Helena, 72 Lewistown NRA rodeo July 28-26 Bareback -1 Ben Wrzesinski, Helena. 79. $407 49. 2, Derry McLane, Bozeman, 76. S31 1 81; 3, Clarence Giiham, Browning, 75, $239 70.

4. Randy Vendenbot, Valw, 73. $15581 Saddle bronc 1, Tucket bnd. Billings. 76.

$536 33, 2, Clarence Giiham. Browning. 71 $409 37. 3-tie, Jatvts Sorenson, Laurel, and Bo Bevn, 70, $259,79. 5.

Billy Murphy, Carawell, 68, $1 10 22, BuH riding 1. PJ Morrison, JoM. 80, $629 80; 2. Mike Strong, Livingston, 78, $472 35. 3.

Clint Weeding. Jordan, 75, $31 4 90: 4. Kelly Crystal. Leadora, Idaho. 71, $157 45.

Calf rooing -1 Ryan Hams, Livingston. 8 8. $824 62. 2. Treston Vermandel, Billings, 10 0.

$682 44. 3. Travis Buck, Chinook, 10 1, $540 27; 4. Vance Ruff, Bozeman, 111, $398 09; 5, Mark Salmond, Choieau, 1 1 4, $255 92; 6. Travis Caldwell, Billings.

11 5. $14218, Steer wrestling 1, Bill Boyce. Lewislown, 4 1 $535 33. 2. Dan Mulkey, Lima 4 3.

$409 37, 3, Alan Hougen. Melstone, 4 4, $314 90, 4. Justin Krause, Augusta. 4 5, $204 69; 5-tie. Charlie Bnggs, Bozeman, Rob Kountz, Bozeman, and John Hanson, Helena.

6.0. $36 74 CALENDAR 8MTWTF8 Sunday, July 28 PIONEER LEAGUE BASEBALL Medicine Hat at Missoula. 5:05 p.m., Lmdborg-Cregg Field, LEGION BASEBALL Lelhbndge. Alberta at Missoula, noon, Lindborg-Cregq Field; Western A tournament, Libby, HORSE RACING Western Montana Fairgrounds, 3 p.m. Coming up Final Little Grizzly football sign-up is Saturday, Aug.

3, at Southgate Mall from 1 0 a m. to 3 p.m. For youth entering fifth through eighth grade. For more information call Bob Hermes at 721-1929. a To have your event listed In the calendar, write to the Missoulian at P.O.

Box 8029, Missoula, ML, 69607, or fax the Information to 523-5294. Mlkt Holmgren has a young quarterback out of Southern Mississippi named Jeff Kelly on his Seattle roster. The Seahawk8 took Kelly In the seventh round In April. Holmgren Is undoubtedly hoping to have the same magic with Kelly that he did with another Southern Miss QB. Back in 1992, Holmgren and the Green Bay Packers acquired Brett Favre from the Altanta Falcons and the rest, so to speak, Is history.

In looking over the Jacksonville Jaguars' coaching staff, there Is one person who might look for an administration job with maor league baseball if this coaching gig doesn't work out. First-year Jacksonville offensive assistant Ty Knott could work with Bud Selig. Who, might you ask, was the last team to beat the New England Patriots last season before their Super Bowl run. Interestingly enough, It was the St. Louis Rams on Nov.

18. Then the Patriots won their last six regular-season games along with three in the playoffs. By the way. something to look at for this season: The last two Super Bowl winners have had their bye week In December. The Pats, in 2001 got to rest the second to last week of the regular season.

The Ravens, in 2000, had the first week of December off. Spoaklng of tho Patriots, they and former quarterback Drew Bledsoe will have about half the season under their belts before they face each other. On Nov. 3, the Pats head to Buffalo to face Bledsoe and the Buffalo Bills. Maybe Bledsoe can use this little item as inspiration: The past three years, the eventual Super Bowl winner has not been on the Monday Night Football schedule.

This year, for the first time in more than a decade, the Bills will have their Monday nights free. Chris Walterskirchen ft you'd Ilk to ask Chris a sports trivia question, you can e-mall him at newsdeskmlMoulian.com, or write to him at the Missoulian, P.O. Box 8029, Missoula, 59807. -I BRIEFS MontanaLocal Two Mustangs moved up to Dayton BILLINGS (AP) The Cincinnati Reds have promoted two Billings Mustangs to the Dayton Dragons, a Class A team in Ohio. Pitcher Chris Gruler, the Reds' No.

1 draft pick this year, and outfielder Mike Bassett arc included in the call-up. Gruler, an 18-year-old right-hander, is 0-0 with a 1.08 ERA in four starts. He has allowed one earned run, struck out 11 and walked six in 16 23 innings. Bassett, an llth-round pick this year out of George Washington, is hitting .312 with five home runs and 30 RBIs in 33 games. He leads the team in RBIs, and was tied for the team lead in home runs.

Longtime Mustangs scorekeeper retires BILLINGS (AP) After 25 years as the scorekeeper for the Billings Mustangs, Jack Skinner has announced his retirement. Skinner, a Los Angeles native, was a member of the Mustangs' inaugural team in 1948, and spent 2Vi years playing second base for Billings. He moved to the scorekeeper's spot to augment his income as a postal worker, he said. Skinner, 77, also coached area Little League teams, American Legion baseball teams and sometimes worked as a Legion official. He even umpired a Mustangs game occasionally, he said.

National Elway's twin sister dies at 42 DENVER (AP) Jana Elway-Sever, twin sister of former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway, has died after a battle with cancer. Elway-Sever died at Stanford Hospital in Stanford, Calif. She was 42. The Elways went to grade school in Missoula in the late 1960s and early 1970s, when their father, Jack Elway, was an assistant football coach at the University of Montana. The family later moved to Pullman, before settling in Southern California where the twins attended high school.

It was the second death in the family in 15 months. Jack Elway died April 15, 2001, of an apparent heart attack. Smith), $4 40, 3, Exile (Tim Lampre. 53 seconds behind, 3 Laszlo Bodrogi, Hungary, Mapel, 1 06. 4 David Millar.

Britain. Colidis, 114. 5 Igor Gonzalez Gaideano. Spain. Once.

1 42 6 Serhry Honcnar. Ukraine, Fassa Borioto, 1 43 7 Raivis Belohvoscika, Latvia. Lampre, 209 8 Santiago Bolero, Colombia, Kelme, 2.11 9 Joseba Beioki, Spam, Once.211 10 Victor Hugo Pena, Colombia, Postal Service, 2 29. 1 1 Tyier Hamilton, United States, CSC-Tiscali. 2 46 12 Massimiliano Lelli.

Italy, Cofidis, 2 55. 13 M'cnael Boogerd. Netherlands, Rabobank. 3 01 14. Uvl Lalphalmar, United States, Rabobank, 3:13.

15 Bradley McGee. Australia. Ideux com. 3 22 Others 19 Bobby Julich, Uniied States. Telekom.

341 28 Roberto Heras, Spam, USPS. 4 24 31 Floyd Landis. United States, USPS, 4 27. 39 Viatcheslav Ekimov, Russia, USPS, 5 14 51 George Hmcapie, United States, U.S. Postal Service, USPS.

5.48. 71 Benoit Joachim, Luxembourg. USPS. 6 27. 84.

Jose Luis Rubiera Vigil. Spam, USPS, 656 93 Pavel Padrnos, Czech Republic. USPS, 7 20 98 Kevin Livingston. United States, Team Telekom, 7:34. Overall Standings (After Stag 19) 1 Armstrong, 78 34 25.

2 Beioki, 7:17 behind, 3 Rumsas. 8 17, 4 Botero. 13:10 5, Gonzalez Gaideano. 13:54. 6.

Jose Azevedo, Portugal, Once, 15:44, 7, Francisco Mancebo, Spam, ibanestocom, 16 05. 8. Ulphelmar, 17:11. 9 Heras. 17 18 10 Carlos Sastre.

Spam, CSC-Tiscali. 19 05 Also 15 Hamilton, 28 36, 22 Rubiera Vigil, 36:43, 37, Julich, 1:13:11 56 Livingston, 1:44:51. 58 Ekimov, 145 51 59 Hmcapie. 1:47 35. 61 Landis.

1:48 35 69 Padrnos. 2 03 10. 89 Joachim. 2:19 29. I SPORTS ON TV Sunday, July 28 ARENA FOOTBALL 1:30 p.m.

ESPN Playolls, lirs! round Carolina ,11 Grand Hapids AUTO RACING 5:30 a.m. SPEED Formula One. German Grand Prix at Hockenriptm Germany 10:30 a.m. TNT NASCAR Winston Cup, Pennsylvania 500, at long Pond Pa Noon TNN-ASA, at Oregon. Wis 1 p.m.

ABC IRL Michigan Indy 400. at Brooklyn, Mich 2:30 p.m. SPEED CART Moison Indy Vancouver, at Vancouver, Canada 3 p.m. ESPN NHRA, Nortnwest Nationals, early round, at Seattle 6 p.m. ESPN2 NHRA, Nortnwest Nationals, final round, at Seattle (same-day tape) CYCLING Noon CBS Tour de France, final stage, at Pans (same-day tape! GOLF 7 a.m.

TGC European PGA Tour, TNT Open, final round, at Hiiversum, Netherlands (same-day tape) 1:30 p.m. ABC Senior British Open, final round, at Newcastle, Northern Ireland (same-day tape) Noon CNBC Senior PGA Tour, FleetBoston Classic, final round, at Concord, Mass 1 p.m. CBS PGA Tour, John Oeere Classic, final round, at Coal Valley, III 2 p.m. NBC LPGA, Big Apple Classic, final round, at New Rochelie HORSE RACING 4 p.m. ESPN2 Thoroughbreds.

Go For Wand Handicap, at Saratoga Springs, (same-day tape) MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 11 a.m. TBS Philadelphia at Atlanta 1:10 p.m. WPIX-Cincinnati at NY Mets 1:30 p.m. ESPNCL Hall ot Fame induction ceremony, at Cooperstown. Noon WGN Kansas City at Chicago White Sox 2:30 p.m.

FOXNW Anaheim at Seattle 6 p.m. ESPN Chicago Cubs at St Louis MOTORSPORTS 10 a.m. SPEED AMA. 600 Supeisport, at Lexington. Ohio 11 a.m.

SPEED FIM, World Superbike, race 1. at Kent. England (same-day tape) Noon SPEED FIM, World Superbike, race 2, at Kent, England (same-day tape) 1 p.m. SPEED AMA, Superbike, day 2. at Lexington, Ohio TENNIS 2 p.m.

FOXSN ATP, Mercedes-Benz Cup, championship match, at Los Angeles WNBA BASKETBALL Noon NBC- Houston at New York CYCLING Tour de France Saturday At Macon, Franca 19th Stage 31 mile Individual time trial from Regnle-Durette 1 Lance Armstrong, United States, U.S. Postal Service. 1 hour, 3 minutes, 50 seconds. 2 Raimondas Rumsas, Lithuania, Quickly In-Bee Park won the U.S. Girls' Junior Championship on Saturday, beating Jenny Tangtiphaiboontana 4 and 3 at Echo Lake Country Club.

"I'm very, very happy," Park said. "It was a tough match. She's a really good player, too." Juan Carlos Ferrero and Alex Corretja won semifinal matches Saturday, setting up an all-Spanish final in the $1 million Generali Open at Kitzbuehel, Austria. The eighth-seeded Corretja defeated sixth-seeded Gaston Gaudio 6-3, 6-1 in just over an hour, and second-seeded Ferrero beat 12th-seeded Mariano Zabaleta 6-7 (2), 7-5, 6-3. Russian teenager Dlnara Saflna won her first WTA Tour title Saturday when Henrieta Nagyova quit during the final of the Prokom Open at Sopot, Poland, because of a foot injury.

With her booming serve falling perfectly, Venus Williams was simply too much for Lisa Raymond. Top-seeded Williams overpowered her unseeded challenger 6-3, 6-0 Saturday in the semifinals of the Bank Of the West Classic. A funny thing happened when Jan-Michael Gamblll backed up 10 feet behind the baseline to receive Andy Roddick's powerful serves. He won. Gambill defeated his good friend Roddick 7-5, 6-3 in Saturday's Ail-American semifinal at the Mercedes-Benz Cup.

Parks recrunning calendar Giacomelli). $3.80. Ex: $34.20, Qu: $43 50 Trt: $126 00 Third race OH Futurity, JYO, IU50, 300 yards 1 Elfm Cove (David Brown), $6.50. $3 40. $3 00.

2. Torrid Rhythm (Mark Boag), $4 00, 3, Heartmountain Fonzy (Shane Cordoza). $3.20, Ex: $33 60, Qu: $16.00, Tri: $531.20. Fourth race QH Futurity, JYO, $1,260, 300 yard 1, Mr Eye Will (Mart Boag). $5 00, $3.20, $2 80, 2.

Social Night (Joe Coversup), $4 OO. $3 00; 3. Royal Winning Colors (Cody Foster). $4 80 Ex: $12 00. Qu: 10 20,, Tri $54 80.

Fifth race OH Futurity, 2YO, 11,250, 300 yards 1 KR Especially Sixy (Mark Boag), $12.20, $3.00, 2, Shining Snow rJ (David Brown). $2.40, 3. Dash with Grace (Shane Cordova), $3.20. Ex: $23.10. Qu: $12 00, Tri: $48 80 Sixth race OH Futurity, 2YO, $1,250, 300 yards 1 Imstrarttothebanktoo (Mark Boag), -4 $12.40, $4,00, $3 00; 2, Really Dealki Out fjf (Melissa Marshall).

$12 20, 3, Poison Love (Cody Foster), $3.20. Ex: $214.50, Qu: $100.20. Sup: $923.00. Seventh race TB Claiming, 3YO, $1,600, 6 1-2 furlongs 1.BDCube(MarK Boag). $12.20.

$5.60. $3 60; 2, Mission Slew (Zack Kelsey) $3.80, $2 60; 3, Bronco Billy Bay (Russell Kingrey), $3 60. Eighth race TB Claiming, 3YO, $2,000, five furlongs SO yards 1 BS Smoked Duck (Clyde Smith), $5.40, $2.80, 2, Premier This (victor Mercado), $2,80. $2.40: 3. So Can Do (Joe Coversup), $2.40, Ex: $12.00, Qu: $7.50.

Tri. $95.00. Ninth race -TB Handicap, 3YO, $3,700, five furlongs Jt 1 Seattle Cue (Victor Mercado). $8 60, $5 00, 2, Fruit Rapport (Russell (MelissaMarshall), Ex: $128,00, $89 40, Tri: $299 20. Tenth race TB Series, 3YO, $1,600, 6 1-2 furlongs 1 Monte Temptor (Victor Mercado), $9.40, $4.20, $5 40; 2.

Second Addition i-'ivi (Mark Boag), $2 80. 3, Stitch n' Weave (Russell Kingrey). $7,00. Ex: $45.30. Qu: $24.30, Sup: $2,718.60.

BASKETBALL WNBA standings Eastern Conference Pet Washington 15 9 .625 NewYork 14 10 .583 Charlotte 14 11 .660 Miami 11 13 .458 Indiana 10 13 ,435 Orlando 10 13 .435 Cleveland 9 15 .375 Detroit 6 18 .250 Western Conference Pet Los Angeles 19 4 .826 Houston 19 6 760 Utah 17 8 .680 Portland 14 11 .560 Seattle 12 13 .480 Phoenix 8 15 .348 Minnesota 7 16 .304 Sacramento 6 16 .273 Saturday's games Seattle 80, Washington 71 Detroit 74. Charlotte 66 Miami at Portland (n) Sacramento at Phoenix (n) Sunday's games Houston at New York. 1 p.m. Indiana at Los Angeles, 2:30 p.m. Orlando at Cleveland, 6 p.m.

Seattle at Detroit. 6 30 p.m. Minnesota at Sacramento. 8 m. QB 1 P.

4V4 4Vb 6 9 QB 1 3 6 8 11 FOOTBALL CFL standings East Division TOTLPts PF PA Montreal 6 0 0 0 10 149 94 Ottawa 2 3 0 1 5 121 186 Hamilton 2 3 0 0 4 134 159 Toronto 1 4 0 0 2 89 162 West Division TOTLPts PF PA Edmonton 4 1 0 0 8 146 134 Winnipeg 4 2 0 0 8 206 108 Saskatchewan 3 2 0 0 6 148 111 Calgary 1 4 0 1 3 119 151 Bnt Col 1 4 0 0 2 135 132 Afore. Two poffirs tor a regulafion of ovBtlirrm win and one point tor a tie or overtime toss. Thursday's Qamea Ottawa 38 Hamilton 37 Calgary 26, Saskatchewan 21 Friday's Game Edmonton 37. British Columbia 27 Saturday's Game Montreal 31. Winnipeg 22 Thursday, Aug.

1 Ottawa at Toronto, 5.30 m. Saskatchewan at Hamilton, 5:30 m. Calgary at British Columbia, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2 Edmonton at Montreal.

5 p.m. 4S( rr Team roping -1 Travis Tryan, Shepherd, and Matt Zancanella. Auraha, S.D., 6.4, $865 51 2, Shane Schwenke. Harlem, and Jordan Handy, Scobey. 5 6 $716 28, 3, Dillon Lufkin and Cesar De La Cruz, Lemhi, Idaho.

6 6. $567 06, 4, Sam Wrighl and TravT6 Dempsey. Bozeman, 5 9. $417 83, 5. Pat Pedergrass, Missoula, and Kory Mytty, Lolo, 6 2.

$26861. 6. Bobbie Robertson and John Robertson. Augusta, 8 4, $149 23. Ladies barrels 1 Shelly Anzick, Livingston, 17,52, $814 32; 2.

Jodie Irish. Helena. 17.74, $673 92: 3. Candi Zkxi, Greal Falls, 17 78 $533 52, 4-tie, Yvette Vega. Charlo, and Pat Loge.

ColumbuB, 1 7 82. $322 92. 6. CaDee Tew. Belgrade.

17 89. $14040. Ladies breakaway -1 -tie. Cally Goyins, Helena, and Mary Salmond. Choteau, 2 6, $731 ,40: 3-tie.

Nacona Cameron. Miles City, and Chris McQueary, Three Forks, 2.8. $455 40; 5. Tracey Currey. Jordan.

3 0. $248 40; 6, Deana Witcher. Miles City, 3 5. $138 00. Junior barrels -1 Whitney GoJIehon, Fairfield.

17 96, $208 80; 2, Weston Brown, Big Sandy. 18 20, $1 72 80; 3, Katie Vanderlans. Cameron, 18.33. $136 80; 4. Chelsea Brown, Big Sandy, 18 35, $100 80; 5, Arena Robertson.

Augusta, 18.37, $64 80; 6. Anna Haaland. Billings, 18 49, $36 00. Junior breakaway -1 Jason Carlson, Two Dot, 3.1, $203 23: 2, Travis Nichols, Helena. 3 3.

3, Clay Gruel. Great Falls. 4 3. $133.15. 4, All MacCarty, Pryor, 4 9, $98 1 1 5-tie.

Shawn Bessette. Belt, and Colton Sargent, Hardin, 5.2, $49.06. Frontier Days CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) Results Saturday after the eighth of nine performances of the $940,000 Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo CALF ROPING Second round 1 Bill Huber, Albia, Iowa, 1 1 .2 seconds, $6,235. 2, Ty Massey, Lookeba, 11.4, $5,422, 3.

Shane Erickson. Yelm, 1 1 .6, $4,608. 4, Brandon Neugebauer, Colorado Springs. 1 1 .8, $3,795 5. Tommy Smith.

Hobbs, 12, $2,982. Cumulative 1 Monty Lewis, Hereford, Texas. 25 6. 2, Tommy Smith, Hobbs, N.M., 25.8. 3, Blair Burk, Durant, 26 1.

4, Shawn Franklin. Wetumka, 26.8. 5, Brent Lewis, Eloy, 27.1. TEAM ROPING Second round 1 Travis Galiais. Olds.

Alberta, and Dean Tuttin, Pnneviile. Ore 7.8 seconds, $4,988 each. 2, John Clune. Edmond, and Jett Hillman, Goodwell, 8.6, $4,337. 3, Wes Goodrich, Salinas, and Brent Lockett, hanhoe, 9.1 $3.687.

4, J.D. Bacon, Boswell, and Ernie Bacon, Ada, 9.3, $3,036, 6, Tommy Guy, Abilene, Texas and Trevor Brazile, Anson, Texas, 9.4, $2,386 Cumulative 1 Jake Barnes. Cave Creek. and Clay O'Brien Cooper, Glen Rose. Texas, 1 8.

1 2, Tommy Guy, Abilene, Texas, and Trevor Brazile, Anson, Texas. 18 9. 3, Pat Pendergrsss, Missoula, Mont, and Kory Mytty, Lolo, 20.4. 4. Patrick Boyle, Simi Valley, and Tommys Flenniken Bend, 21 3.

5, Wade Kreutzer, LaVeta, and Mark Kersting, Wheatland. Wyo, 221. STEER ROPING Second round 1 Vin Fisher, Andrews, Texas, 12.9 seconds. $5,398 2, Scott Riley, Kremlin, 14 6, $4,695. 3, Matt Davis, Vega.

Texas, 15.1, $3,990. 4, Walter Priestly, Robstown, Texas, 16.1, $3,286. 5 (tie), Bucky Hefner, Chelsea, and Neil Worrell, Fredonia, 16.3 each, $2,229 each. Cumulative 1 Scott Riley. Kremlin.

31 .2. 2, Jim Davis. Abilene, Texas, 32.8. 3, Gene Taulman. Maramec, 33 3, 4, Shorty Garten, Pawhuska, 33.6.

6, Tee Woolman, Uano, Texas, 35 BARREL RACING Second round 1 Charmayne James, Grand Prairie, Texas, 1 7 45 seconds, $3,339 2. Melanie White, Killeen, Texas, 17.54, $2,862. 3, Tona Wrighl, Moriarty, N.M., 17,58, $2,385. 4, Tami Fontenot, Ethel, La 17 60. $2,067.

5, Tammy Key, Ledbetter. Texas, 17.63. $1,589. Cumulative 1 Melanie White, Killeen, Texas, 35.31 2, Tammy Key, Ledbetter, Texas, 35,34 3, Tami Fontenot, Ethel. 35.44.

4. Brandie Halls. Cheyenne. 35 48 5, Rachael Sproul, Arlee, 25.99. BAREBACK BRONC RIDING Second round 1 Larry Sandvick, Belle Fourche, S.D.

63 points on Sandstorm, $4,994 2, Bobby Mote, Redmond, 82, $3,829. 3, Dennis Foyil, Guthrie, 81 $2,830. 4 (tie), Jeffrey Collins, Redfield, Forest Bramwell, Pagosa Springs. and Jet McCoy. Weatherford.

78 each, $1,276 each. Cumulative 1 Bobby Mote, Redmond, 162. 2 (tie), Jeffrey Collins, Redfield, and Larry Sandvick. Belle Fourche, S.D., 158. 4, Billy Ray Griffin, Kansas City, 155.

5 (tie), Pete Hawkins, Weatherford, Texas, and Tom McFarland, Wittman, 154. SADDLE BRONC RIDING Second round 1 (tie). Tom Reeves. Eagle Butte, S.D,, and Ranee Bray, Dumas. Texas.

82 points each, $4,594 each. 3 (tie). Anthony Belk). Gustine, Texas, and Dustin Thompson, Brooks, Alberta, 80 each, $2,427 each. 5 (tie), Jeremy Elshere.

Cottonwood, S.D.; Dan Morten sen, Billings, Mont; and Rod Hay, Wildwood, Alberta, 79 each, $924 each. Cumulathm 1 Ira Slagowski, Carlin, Nev. 163. 2, Charley Gardner, Ruby Valley, 157 Dan Morten sen, Billing, Mont, 156. 4, Bart Nichols.

Guymon, 154. 5 (tie), Dan Erickson, LaJunta, Colo Anthony Bello, Gustine, Texas, and Cody DeMers, Boulder, 151. BULL RIDING Second round 1. Rusty Patrick, Taylor, Neb 88 points. $6,052 2 Robey Condra.

Dayton, Texas, 84. $4,640 3 (lie), Tyler Fowler, Theodore. and Charles Zoss. Forestburg. 83 each.

$2,824 each 5, Jacob Suckla, Slickrock, Colo 82, $1,412. Cumulative 1. Robey Condra. Dayton. Texas, 171, 2, Thad Bothwell, Rapid City, 165.

3, Federal Credit Union 5-7. Pella Windows 4-8. Mo Club Hide t. Sole BDM Remax 4-11, Smurfit Stone 0-12 Women's Elbow Rm 19-1. Cs Hideaway Noons 13-7, Sean Kelly sWV Ice 12-8.

Silver BR 7-11. Double Front 6-16. Paradise Fails 1-19 Women's Painless Steel Tattooing 16-4, Press Bon 13-5-1. Valley Players 12-7-1. Reds Bar 9-11, Gruebele Eagles 8-12, Trails End Williams Welding 0-20 Women's Gary's Bucks 19-1, Jan Auto Body Cta 14-5 Paradise Fans St'tcnes Cuiiigan 11-S-1.

Elbow Room Bill Lewis Ins KT Deli 11-6. Greal Clips Les Schwab Hair Depot 6-14 Garden City Funeral DML The Firm" Fups 4-15-1. Missoula Merchants 3-17 Friday Co-Rec Elbow Room SO. B'ew Crew 7-2, Ftuss I Mountain bike rides Join Team Big Sky a free group ride for beginning and intermediate riders on Wednesdays at 5:30 Meet at Mount Jumbo, Lincoln Hills trailhead. No registration necessary.

Running Thursday. Aug 1 All Comers Track Frenchtown, 7pm Frenchtown School track, four events for $1 ribbons awarded, age groups start at 3 under; Dennis Normand, 626-4012. Saturday, Aug. 3 Creamery Picnic Milk Stevensville; 10K and 5K at 8:30 a.m., at 8 a.m. at Legion Park on Main Street; includes shirt: race-day registration; Haugen, 363-4400, ugengjsterlmg savings com Aug 3 22nd Annual Mission Mountain Classic Run, Ronan, 5K runwalk at 9 a tun run at 9 30 a at Ronan State Bank.

$12 for 5K ($15 after Aug fee for mile run, race-day registration; Jackson at 676-4600 or Gale Decker 676-3033. Aug 3 First Security Bank Bozeman Classic (Sweet Pea), Bozeman, 5K and at 7 30 a on certified courses, 1 children's run at 9 a at bank parking lot Babcock and Bozeman. $7 adults, $2 until Friday before the race when prices double, T-shirts optional for $10; register online at www active com or write Sky Wind Drinkers. P.O Box 1 766, Bozeman 59771; 595-1091. Aug 5-9 Hall ot Fame Sports Academy Cross Country Camp Missoula, 9-11 .30 Big Sky High School (meet at track); ages 12-18 applications at Universal Atnieiics or Runner Eage; pmarron'aimyftxcel com Aug 1 0 27th Annual YMCAT own Pump Benefit Road Race, Butte, 5K and runfitness walk ai9am 1M "Fund at 9 30 a.m..

Copper Mountain Sports Complex, 20 Beef Trail Road, $15 Jacob Suckla, Slickrock, 158. 4. Beau Hill. West Glacier. 156 6, Rusty Patrick, Taylor, Neb.

164 6 TIER WRESTUNQ Second round 1 Kenny Copptni. FerndaJe. 6 8 seconds, $5.806. 2, Joe Buttington, Wheatland, 9 2. $5,049.

3. Sean Mulligan, Rock Springs, 9.4, $4,291. 4, K.C.Jones, Us Animas, 9 5, $3,534. 5, E.P. Luchsinget, Atoka, 9.7, $2,777.

Cumulative 1, Dane Henna. Bertnold. 19.1. 2. Jason Lahr, Empona, 20.

3. Casey McMillen, Craig. 20.4. 4. John Setders, Adrian.

20 5 Rod Lyman, Victor, Mont, 21. ROOKII SADOU BRONC RIDING Second round 1 John Jones, Roswell, N.M., 83 points, $1 ,422 2, Cody Groves, Lubbock. Texas. 78 $1 .078 Shawn Sortie, Sidings, Mont, 73, $776. 4 (tie).

Timothy Sloan, Cody, and Rocky Tibos. Woodbine. Iowa, 70 each, $410 each Cumulative 1 (tie), Shawn Sorlle, Billings, Mont, and Rocky Tibbs, Woodbine. Iowa. 143 ech 3.

John Jones, Roswell, N.M., 138. 4, Timothy Sloan. Cody, 134 Brandon Brooks, Browning, Mont, 133. GOLF John Deer Classic Saturday Purse: S3 minion At TPC at Dear Run SIMa, IN. Yardage: Far 71 Third Round P.

Hayes 67-61-67-195 Robert Gamez 65-64-66-195 Mike Heinen 63-69-66-198 Chris Riley 69-64-66-199 Briny Baird 67-64-68-199 Tim Petrovlc 87-65-68-200 Kirk Thplett 68-67-86-201 David Qossett 65-69-67-201 Neat Lancaster 69-65-67-201 Bob Burns 89-64-68-201 Miguel A. Jimenez 67-66-68-201 Fred Funk 64-64-73-201 Big Apple Classic Saturday Purse: $960,000 At Wykagyl Country Club New RochdHS, N.V. Yardage: Par 71 Third Round Gloria Park 71-67-63-201 Annika Sorenstam 71-66-64-201 Hee-Won Han 70-67-66-203 KarrieWebb 70-69-66-206 Diana DAIessio 72-69-66-207 Nancy Scranton 71 -68-68-207 Beth Daniel 73-65-69-207 Kelli Kuehne 69-65-73-207 Michele Redman 71-72-65-208 Candie Kung 70-72-66-208 Tina Barrett 71-70-68-209 FleetBoston Classic Saturday At Nashawtue Country Club Concord, Mass. Purse: $1.6 mlmon Yardage: Pan 72 Second Round Bob Gilder 66-67-133 Jim Thorpe 69-66-134 TedGofn 69-66-135 Dave Eichelberger 67-68-136 Jim Dent 71-65-136 Allen Doyle 68-69-137 Tom Jenkins 67-70-137 Jack Spradlin 67-70-137 Wayne Levi 67-70-137 Senior British Open Saturday At Royal County Down Newcastle, Northern Ireland Purse: $766,000 Yardage: Par 71 Third Round Noboru Sugal, Japan 67-67-73-207 John Irwin, Canada 71-68-74-213 John Bland, South Africa 71-70-73-214 John Chillas. Scotland 69-69-77-216 Tom Watson, United States 70-69-76-21 5 Christy OConnor Ireland 73-70-73-216 Kat2unah Takahashi, Japan 71 -69-77-21 7 I HORSE RACING Western Montana fairgrounds Saturday's results Plrst race ON Maiden, 2YO, $1,350, 300 yards 1 Pittses Big Sky Guy (Tim Giacomelli) $7 50, $7 80, $3 50; 2, Loose Lizzy (Clyde Smith).

$3 80, $2 60; 3, Astra Advised (Layne Davis). $3.60. Ex: $136 30, Qu: $49 50, Tri: $531.20 Second race TB Claiming, 1YO, 11 Ave furlongs 60 yards 1 Mariot High (David Brown). $6 80, $6.00. $6 00; 2.

Speak in Code (Clyde Auto Body Elbow Room 6-3. Red's Bar (Lynette) 5-4, Red's Bar(Von) 5-3, The Broadway 3-6. Christian Ufa Center 2-7, Diamond Jims 2-5 Garden City Westskle 0-8. Friday Co-Pee Silver JiDonns) 10-1. AAA Auto Glass Silver BFI Pro Auto a-4 Cvjportunists 7-4, Elbow Roomy 1st American 7-4, KT's Haytoft 8-5 B-Beeps 5-4.

Marvin's Bar i-i, Silver $(Lonne) 4-7, Press Bon Spectrum Aquatics 3-7. CLC Umbras 0-11, Friday Co-Bee TA Mooses 8-5 Buck EiOe Motors S-3. Trails End Contractori 6-4 Eibow Rm Missoula Power 7-4. Alps iAffitiates 5-5, Watmns Shepard 4-6 Montana Rail Lrr 5-3. Circus 5-3 Squires Pub 3- 7.

Sefwey Stealers 3-6. Rocky Rail 0-9 Sundew CSh CWbeck Precision Panting 10-2 MltXO i jdos a beiwrs lavpet Service 6-5. RODEO Last Chance Stampede Leaders after the second performance from the Helena PRCA Last Chance Stampede: Bareback 1. Zach Cayton, Billings, 79, Kesler's Mandalay Bay; 2. Scott Chesarek, Billings, 74; 3 Ben Wrzesinski, Helena, 73; 4.

Andy Bolich, Bozeman, 71. Steer Wrestling -1 Roddy Cameron, Miles City, 4,5, 2, (tie) Ken Holland, Dillon Jesse Peterson, Dillon, 5.1; 4. Nick Slubblefield. Helena. 5 3.

Saddle Bronc -1 Jess Martin, Dillon, Kesler Alley Inn, 75; 2. Jake Costello, Dillon, 72; 3. J.T. Robbins, Dillon, 67; 4. Brandon Brooks, Browing.

63. Calf Roping -1 Seth Hopper. Stanfield, OR, 9 2. Treston Vermandel, Billings, 9.9; 3. Tim Bagnell, Poison, 10.0; 4.

Chad Johnson, Cut Bank, 10 2. Team Roping 1 Chris Witcher, Miles CityJesse Fleming Broadus, 5 2. Britt Givens, Riverton. WYShane Hampton, Cody, WY, 5 3. J.D.

Yates, Pueblo, COBobby Harris. Gillette, WY. 6.1; 4 Ted Hoyt. BrowningDuslin Bird, Cut Bank, 7.2. Barrel Racing -1 Maria Gee, Stanford.

17.06; 2. Rachael Sproul, Arlee. 17.44; 3. Yvette Vega, Charlo, 17.78; 4. Denall Solomon.

Havre, 17 84; 5 Darcy Mapston, Geyser, 1 7 82; 6. Raelene Konzak, Geyser, 17 83. Bull Riding -1 (tie) Garth Oldfield, Milo, AB, Kesler's Milky Way Rob Crump. St. Ignatius, Kesler's Imminent Danger, 82, 2.

Kenton Cnpps, Woods Bay, 75; 4 Leroy Doc Miitko's Irish 8-11, Trader BrosV Weststde 6-13. Parts PlusPriemere Homes 6-13, Fishers Of Men 4-16 Men's Paradise Fans Cuiiigan 16-4. Charlie 13-6 Office C'ty 12-8. Eclipse Engineering.Morrisson Maierie' Premier Ind 11-9, Kent Bros Sean Kelly Bayern Brewing 10-10. North Western Energy 10-10.

Pierce Flooring 10-10, Lounge 10-9, MCS 5-15, Mo Club 2-18 Men's Oie 3 Paradise Fans 18-2 Scanners 12-5. Elbow Room Red Towr 10-9 Elbow Room Rea' Log 9-10 Double Front Ziggy 7 12 Rhino Review Hunt Produce 6-1 0 Souire Pub 5-13. Iron Horse Brew Pub Gnll 5-13 Men's 45 Havkjfl 13-1 Silver i Big Sky Brewery 10-5 Press Bqv 8-3 Red Bar 8-4 Gordon Construct 4G Electric 6 8 Gateway Missoula Osprey (15-23) Games through Friday, July 26 Team leaders In bold Player Avg H-AB HR RBI BB SO SB-A Mayo Santana. inf .358 28 39-109 3 22 18 5 15 2-5 12 JeftSlanek, lb 325 37 41 128 30 23 30 32 3-3 4 Grady Symonds. ,292 10 7-24 0 2 3 2 5 0-0 2 Miguel Montero.

287 28 25-87 2 10 10 6 8 2-3 4 Rudy Santiago, of .271 30 29-107 2 12 21 6 26 8-8 5 PhllAvlas.c 269 22 18-67 0 8 8 7 16 1-1 3 Braulio Sanchez, dh 263 8 5-19 0 3 4 0 5 0-0 0 Sergio Santos, ss 257 20 18-70 2 10 11 11 13 3-4 11 Kervin Jacobo, 2b 242 19 16-66 2 14 11 8 19 6-7 8 Brandon Simon, of 239 32 26-109 0 10 30 12 26 21-2S 1 Javier Boll ol .222 7 6-27 0 2 1 0 2 0-0 2 Matt Heath, ol 222 5 4-18 0 1 3 3 7 1-1 0 Damlo Montero, of 215 28 17-79 0 5 9 2 16 4-5 2 Matt Morgan, ss 214 35 28-131 1 15 12 10 22 3-5 9 Alex Frazier. ol 214 32 25-117 4 16 17 10 27 1-1 5 Juan Moreno, int 140 20 8-57 0 4 8 7 23 1-1 6 Luis Urueta, dh ,136 21 8-59 1 4 5 3 28 0-0 0 X-Angel Raposo 111 6 1-9 0 0 0 3 5 0-0 4 Totals .249 38 321-1287 23 169 195 127 297 56-72 II PITCHING Opp. Starters W-L ERA GS IP SV BB SO Avg. Dustin Nippert 2 0 1.74 to 5 20 2 0 3 33 ,228 Kelvin Garcia 1-2 4 29 8 8 42.0 0 13 37 .287 Edwin Perez 2-4 4,55 7 7 31 2 0 17 24 ,264 William Juarez 1-2 4 55 9 4 29.2 0 8 22 .344 Jairo Sierra 0-3 10 13 6 6 21.1 0 21 9 .351 EriokSilva 0-3 12 08 8 6 25 1 0 21 3 .311 Relievers Keith Whatley 3 1 2 14 14 1 21 0 0 6 23 .211 Sam Smith 0-2 2 35 16 0 23 0 6 5 29 225 Josh Kranawerter 3-1 3 12 15 0 26 0 0 8 23 .230 Matt Incinelli 0-2 3 70 15 0 24 1 0 7 21 330 FryanCoffm 2-1 392 15 1 202 3 6 20 .253 Tetsuya Yamaguchi 0-1 6 14 1 3 0 14 2 0 1 5 1 7 .293 John Allender 1-1 7,71 13 0 23 1 0 16 13 290 Others Mark Rosen 0 0 0 00 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 .000 Wes Gilliam 0-0 3863 0 21 0 5 42O0 Totals 15-23 5.02 38 328 154 2S .280 Key: Avg baiting average games, H-AB hns-at bats; HR home runs, RBI runs batted BB bases on balls, SO strikeouts SB-A stolen bases-attempts, -errors W-L wins-losses, ERA earned run average: games; GS games started, IP -innings pitched SV saves, BB bases on balls, SO strikeouts No longer with team Missoula Parts and Recreation can be reachedby calling 721 -7275, stoppingby the office at 100 Hickory or visiting its Web site at www a. missoula mi.usiparksrec.

Kidsfesi 2002 The summer celebration for Missoula youth will be heid Thursday, Aug. 1 from 1 1 .30 a to 4 30 m. at Caras Park. Admission and most activities are free Activities include games, arts and crafts, pony rides, music and dance, educational booths, live entertainment, and food and beverage vendors Parking is limited so parents are encouraged to use the free Park and Ride buses. Introduction to Rock Climbing The two-day course begins in the evening learning knots, belaying and signal systems The following day is a full day of climbing and learning on the rocks outside.

Transportation and equipment use included The next class meets Aug 15-16 Fee is $52 lor ages 18 and older, $47 tor ages 12-17. McCormick Climbing Watl Open climbing for first-timers and experienced climbers meets Fridays through Aug 16 from 5.30 to 8.30 p. (except Aug. 2) Helmets, harnesses, ropes and belayers provided Shoes required, no open-toed sandals On-site registration accepted Cost is $3 For ages 8 and older. The climbing wall also is available for reservations.

Call 523-2767, Adventure Challenge Ropes Course -Challenge yourself on the ropes course at McCormick Park on Friday, Aug. 2 For ages 12 and older Cost is $25 City pools open through Aug 18 -Certified and trained lifeguards are on duty at the Spanan and McCormick pools Open swimming is 1-4 30 m. and 6-8 30 m. datly Admission is $1 for youth to age 1 1 1 50 for ages 12-17 and 2 50 for adults Swimming lessons are available at both pools Pools are closed for inclement weather including storms, lightning and cool temperatures. Call 541-7200 for up-to-t he-hour information Free swims The Missouia City Council has appropriated funds for everyone to enjoy tree swimming at both pools on Aug 7 from 6 30 to 8 30 m.

and Aug. 4 from 1 to 4 30 Thursday night kayaking Practice your roll or fme-tune your paddling on Thursdays through Aug. 15 from 8 30 to 10 at McCormick Poot Equipment not provided Cost is S3 per person Coached lap swimming Meets at noon Monday. Wednesday and Friday through Aug. 14 at McCormick Pool Cost is $4 50 per session Family swimming Families of up to two adults and four children can swim for $3 50 at McCormick and Spartan pools on Wednesdays from 6 to 8 30 m.

and Sundays from 1 to 4 30 tnrough Aug 18 Wading and spraying pools -Supervised wading poois are open according to the following schedule Bonner Park, 12 30 to 6 30 daily and 6. 30 to 9 pm Wednesday Franklin Park. 12 30 to 6 30 pm weekdays and North side Park, 12 30 to 6 30 Tuesday through Saturday and 1 2 30 to 8 Monday Weststde wading pool is closed for sewer repairs Spray pools ope-te a Soutside Lions and Sacajawea pars 10 a to 8 daily The wading and spray poois H'p. closed during inclement or Odd weather Call 541-7200 fcx weather updates I i i i i speclaltyrunningsfore i2-5 720-9287 tor Meet, Hign and Run, 1 $15 Sally ha 1M entry Chris at 1 0K at kids Big a.m for 10K Run" Wulf, Run from Aug. 21st www am 100 run Park (calf team or Out).

adults $10 youth race day), John 723-4351 whitwulf'a'msn com; or Rufus Whitiker, 494-3605 Aug 10-Ed Anacker Bndger Ridge Bozeman. 20-mile mountamtop adventure. 7 a at Fairy Lake fcarpool "tvT parking lot at 5 30 am), $45 by 2, Big Sky Wind Drinkers. Box 1 766, Bozeman 59771 585-0283, or David Summerfield at 586-8192. Aug 10 -Row Run, Ride.

Miles City, annual Mne City Firelighters Triathlon, teams or solo- write to Route 1. Box 2614, Miles Gty 59301. tednarper ornrow jpg. Aug 10 Trout Creek. 8 30 a front of Trout Creek Motel, registration Sharon Pound.

Box 753, Thompson Falls 59873, 827-9555 mightyfineDlackfrjot net Aug 18 -Rim Runner 100 Billings. 7 30 at Dayfis Stadium. 100-mne reMy wth runners Brad CoutaM. 247-7722. bradpaiymcn net Aug 24 Garden Dry Tnathlon.

Missouia, 1 5K 40K bicycle and 10K at 8 a at Frenchtown Pond State short kids triathlon after adult race Becky at 728-590) $32 solo, $66 $42 $90 after Aug. 10) norace-day registration Team Stampede Box 492 Missoula 59807 www reamstampede com Mnes Key at 542-9401 Intornafton 'nr t'te Running Caendar come, from the Mr.so'jia Road Track PQ Bo 157 j. Missouia 59806 Join our Fun Run each Thursday from the Store ro i m- Missoula city league Softball standings ii Elbow Rm Alpine 5-6, Harry Davids 5-5. Pacific Steel Metal Works of Montana 4-'o Paradise Falls 4-7, Belters 2-9 Sunday Co-Rec Karl Tyler Ctwolet 11-0. Skips SnclaiiCPI 8-1.

Jakes Frenchtown Club 7-1, CMC Mudcats 6-4. CLC 2-7, CTA Architects Outback Steakhouse 5-5, Liberty Lanes Pepsi 4-7. El Ca2ador 3-8. Bodega 4-6, Tat Time 012. Men's PoonVBHProlesfiirjiiai Auto Shirt Shop 1 8-1 Elbow Room Hilton 14-4.

DesDerarfo Brewers 1 1-8 Elbow Room' NE T'W 10-10 AAAAi. 10 t.roAHoOirvUASd-n Poo Mountain Eye 8-10 One Horse Co'istnjction 7-1 1 Tearri Shins Elbow Room 6 3 Dar.yotd 3 17 Men's Red Board RoomAspen SoundPepsi 19-1 Mo Club 14-6 McDonald Big-0 14-6 Ron Auto BodyHole In The Wall 10-10 Play It Elbow Room 10-10 Sounes Pub 9-1 1 3 Long 9-11 UnOa V-sta Golf Course9-11 E'bowRm 5-15 IAFF L-271 Sean Keilys 1-19 Men's Blue Stry krran's 1 1 3 av DesignMssoulaToxtiies 13 7 Dent Proi tlt.m Bm J-7 Lfjr.ge.Toth Lawn Carp 1 -rj Board Rm, Mouriatn Slates 10 10 E'bow RrjonV BFt 9-11, Co-Rec Pee Til Garden City Funeral Gay 90 Fupt, fe. LAMS Room 8-2. Squires Maggots 8-2. Buck a 7-3, Culture Ck 6-4.

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