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Sports TTTTTO CHIPPEWA HERALD-TELEGRAM SAT. AUG. 29, 1987 SECTION PAGE 3 mm domed stadiem i i i TTTTT Ti may moye Wit I WASHINGTON (UPI) -Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke threatened Friday to move the team to suburban Washington if 6fficials not build a new. 75.000-seat iomed stadium in the city, Cooke' said he will talk to neighboring counties in Mary- and and Virginia if officials from the District of Columbia fail to Work on his proposal. year career.

"I didn't want to leave the community so I'm glad it has out." Agent Randy Hendricks said he reached the agreement with Browns Vice President Ernie Accorsi by telephone in their first conversation since early August Other members of Hendricks' staff, however, had talked to Accorsi last week. I At Anderson Ind.t wide receiver Bill Brooks, who caught passes for more than 1,000 yards last year as a rookie, will be sidelined for up to 10 days' following surgery for a dislocated finger, the Indianapolis Colt announced. Brooks injured the small finger on his left hand during' practice Wednesday. Coach Ron Meyer said the injury is considered relatively Brooks had 65 receptions for 1966 the longest stretch in NFL history. Cooke said he will keep the team in the Washington area.

He did not discus how he would like the stadium financed. At Cleveland, the Cleveland Browns Friday signed their final holdout, Pro Bowl tackle Cody Risien, to a series of one-year contracts. r. Cleveland also released eight-year veteran linebacker Curtis Weathers. It was learned that Risien would be paid an estimated $1,050 million for two years.

Risien earlier rejected a two-yeaf" deal for a reported $1 million, and asked for about $1.1 million, "It wasn't a 28-day vacation at least mentally," Risien said of the only, holdout in his eight- 1,131 yards with" eight touchdowns last year. 1 At Chicago, the Chicago Bears, who have solved for the time being their great quarterback mystery, can concentrate on problems with the special teams i when they play Monday night against the St. Louis Cardinals. Quarterback Jim McMahon, trying to return 'from shoulder surgery, will not play against St Louis. "He hasn't thrown in any drills at all," Bears Coach Mike Ditka said.

"It would be a disservice to' him to put him in the game." So Mike Tomczak is the starter for the exhibition game and probably for the season opener Sept. 1 4 against the Giants. I "Unless he took a' complete flip-flop in the next two weeks, I couldn't see any way he wouldn't start," Ditka said of Tomczak. Gary Fencik, who lost his starting free safety spot to Todd Bell, will play on Special teams, a problem area for the Bears last season and again this year. Wide receiver Lew Barnes broke his ankle this week and will miss, the entire season.

Barnes was the Bears' primary punt returner, so now Chicago will test Dennis Gentry at that, position. Also, Ditka will watch punters Maury Buford and newcomer Brian Wagner. Ditka was displeased with Buford's 32.4 average In the two previous games. At Redwood City, the San Francisco 49ers waived eight players, including sixth-round pick Bob White and eight-round selection Dave Grayson. White played as a down lineman last year at Perm State, but the 49ers.i Were hoping they would be able make him a linebacker.

White had held out for much of the early camp. Grayson also is a Linebacker. Others waived were veteran nose guard George Achica, cornerback Don Anderson, guard Tracy Franz, defensive ends George Liter and Elston Rigel, and running back Del Rogers, The club also placed seven players 6n injured reserve: receiver-kick returner Derrick Crawford i (foot); defensive end Anthony Holyfield (knee); linebacker Sam Kennedy (wrist); defensive end Kevin Lilly (foot); linebacker Fred Small (hamstring); safety Sean Thomas (ankle); and center Chuck Thomas (thigh). NFL roundup "A new stadium is a prere-(Uislte to our continued success this city," Cooke said at the eam's annual preseason uncheon. The Redskins have sold out PK Stadium every game since 49ers' Clark may be BWWWIIIIUUUl.UUI!WUWiIIUJIU"t fliMif llllif: llllf 111 Bucs9 Testaverde to est Redskin defense It "i in different position TAMPA.

Fla. (UPI) Tampa Rav Buccaneers molde niiartpf- back Vinny Testaverde offers a I test for the Washington Saturday in an NFL exhibition vr REDWOOD CrTY. Calif. (UPI) Dwight Clark has gone full circle in his nine years In the NFL. After being selected In the 10th round of the 1979 draft, very few peoptegaveClark a chance to make the Sah Francis- co 49ers.

However, Clark managed to hold on and became the club's all-time leading receiver with 482 catches for 6,460 yards. Again Clark is facing the possibility of not making the team. He had his third knee operation this year and is not yet back; at full strength. Mike Wilson has taken over Clark's starting position opposite Jerry Rice and the club added veteran Tony Hill and rookie John Taylor this fall. "I don't know what my role is going be this year," Clark XJh I iiliiif first quarter, he ran an out pattern and quarterback Joe Montana put the pass on the numbers.

Claric caught the ball and then crashed Into defender ATenlcelenrrtor a 20-yard gain. "I hadn't taken a good hit since we played the (New York) Giants (in last year's playoffs)," he said. "So I was a little apprehensive. It crossed my mind just to run out of bounds, but I thought What the hell? Take a shot at Clark did not catch another pass in limited action the rest of the evening. "I caught one pass and got a couple blocks," he said.

"I felt like a lug out there. I felt a little off. It was just an average job." The veteran said he, Like many others, had doubts whether he. would come back this season. Th6 49ers' media guide lists Clark's business successes as if it was also bidding good-bye.

"After the first (knee opera Perkins will start veteran Steve DeBerg at quarterback, with Testaverde. the top pick in the NFL draft coming off thfe bench, in the team's two exhibition games, DeBerg has completed 17 of 25 passes for 172 yards, one interception and one touchdown. Testaverde is 24 of 45 for 316 yards with three TDs and three interceptions. All of the rookie's scoring passes came in the final seven minutes of a 31-30 loss to Cincinnati. DeBerg rallied.

Tampa Bay for a 29-27 victory over the New York Jets last week. 1 The Redskins, 2-0 in the preseason, will get their first look at starting running back George Rogers, who has been sidelined with a slow-healing sprained left big toe suffered 3 Vi weeks ago. Quarterback Jay Schroeder will share time with third-, stringer I Mark Rypien in Williams' absence. Schroeder, a Pro Bowler in his first full season as starter last year, has been sharp in preseason. Markus Koch starts for a third game at right end in favor of injured Dexter Manley, who suffered a partially torn knee ligament in a scrimmage.

Tampa Bay running back James Wilder is expected back after missing last week's game -with an injury. game. The Redskins, whose pass defense plunged from No. 1 in the NFL in 1985 to No. 20 last season, will start three-year veteran Barry Wilburn at right cornerback, as they continue to rotate challengers for incumbent Vernon Dean's job.

Tim Morrison Is considered the favorite to start he regular season at right cornerback opposite All Pro Darrell Green. Second-year man Todd Bowles is also pressing free safety Curtis Jordan, at 33 the second-oldest Redskins player. "It will be good for our guys to go him," Washington Coach Joe Gibbs said of Meanwhile, Redskins reserve quarterback Doug Williams, who played for Tampa Bay from 1978-82 and led the team to hree playoff, appearances, is not xpeeted to play. He asked Gibbs permission not to participate. Williams, saying he was never pcepted by some Buccaneers ins because he is black, appa-ntly wanted to avoid the introversy of playing against Ji Id team.

Tampa Bay Coach Ray said. I dont know If it is -even possible; to come out be the starter gain. But I have faith.x It will all work out." i Clark saw his first action of 1987 on Thursday night in an exhibition victory over the San Diego Chargers. With just over seven minutes remaining in the tion), I felt I'd be back?" he said. "After the third, I really did not know.

It's a slow thing. I can still feel it when I do certain things. It's pretty sore right now." Up and over UPI Sports briefs Detroit running back Garry James (right) heads for a crash landing after gaining a yard for a first down during second quarter action of the Uons-Seahawks game Friday night In Seattle. Scoreboard Softball at Chicago (Bannister 9-10), 6 pm. Texas (Witt 7-6) at Detroit (TerreH 10- 10), 6:35 p.m.

California (McCaskill 4-5) at Baltimore (Boddicker 9-7), 6:35 p.m. Minnesota (Biyleven 12-10) at Mil- waukee (Barker 2-0). 7:35 p.m. I Tavern Leajgue American Division Bill's Nott Inn T1 8 Glen Loch I 9 7 Morrlson'Bloomer Bowl 9 7 Hti 8 8 Pretzel's- '69 Mason Shoe 6 9 National Division I Cllne 12 2 Bloomer Hotel 12 4 Halfway Bar 9 6 Flame 7 7 TC 3 12 Treptow's 0 IS Prep football 1 2 4. 7 9 10 10 I 3 4 5 Chippwa Fall Parle I and Racration Dpt.

Sotttxall logu As of Aug. i Mans dowpitch Division I Pizza Hut II 10 pur Corrwf 9 Cronuin DraftRandy 9 tolloon Away 7 )ehl0y' Bar 6 $pmmy'tlndianhad 5 lean Junction 3 tokup 3 (pordy'Snydr's division II I Mason Mob JjacklVs Bar 9 fD.i: ,15 "i Bon Frankln 6 Monsoon's Xon loscn 6. Pu I 6 GJnloch 6 Cards Continued from IB the inside counter to Brantner again, and this time he ran 73 yards for the touchdown. Durand's two-point pass failed, and it led 12-6. Sullivan was the leading ground gainer for the Cardinals, getting 46 yards on nine carries.

Siddons was four for 14 for 41 yards. Next Friday night, the Cardinals will be taking on McDonell Central. It will be the fifteenth anniversary of the rivalry. "If we play like we did tonight we won't be able to hold McDonell to double digits." Raykovich said. In other non-conference games Involving the Big Rivers teams.

Rice Lake beat Barron 28-13, Marshfleld Columbus beat La Crosse Central 32-6. River Falls upended Menomonie 21-6, Superior defeated Eau Claire North 28-19, and New Richmond tipped Hudson 11-8 in overtime. 7 Soore- Wlsconsln High School Co-Ed Softbol (last weeks game snot VST' i- incljue 10 Sugar Bush; Gary Mcintosh, Comer Motors; Rick Schafer, Gordy's Hardware; Dave Hakes, Drywood Bar. Aug. 20 Stsndlnge Liner Tavern 6 1 Jim's 66 6 1 Half-Way Bar 5 2 Irwin Construction 4 3 Glen Loch Bar 4 3 Woody'sBar 3-4 Starck Insurance 3 4 DrywoodBar 27t 4 Cadott Color Center VA 5 Rustic Lanes 0 7 ResuHe Liner Tavsm 1 13, Rustic Lanes 101.

Woody's Bar 115, Drywood Bar 106. Irwin Const 1 12, Starck los. 88. Glen Loch Bar 111, Cadott Color Center 102. Jim's 66 113, Halfway Bar 09.

High gune 25x25 Craig Knitter. Rustic Lanes. 24x25 Randy 'Meyer, Cadott Color; Dale Johnson, Jim's 66; Dave Hunt, Jim's 66; Ray Peterson, Woody's Bar; Joe Moe, Glen Loch Bar; Tom Felmee, Drywood Bar; Connie Goettl, Drywood Bar. 23x25 Erv Heiman, Liner; Jeff Welke, Woody's; Ron Melville, Liner; Keith Moldrem, Liner; Tim McConville, Halfway; Dale Klukas. Halfway; Sev Plombom, Jm's 66; Duane Klinger, Glen Loch; Dale Bergman, Woody's; Derrick Welke.

Woody's; Steve Bowe, Irwin Const;" Bob Irwin, Irwin Const Paul Helminski, Starck Lenny Raserier, Const Baseball -Km I f-i Schley's Bar Pub Cray 2 Smyles Book Co. Valley's Bar Sunbeam Phillips Plastics Moline's Pier S3 Tom Lemke Trucking McDonald'! 6 Herald-Telegram Mens 35 8: Over Veterans Randy's Fall Bowl Spectrum Industries Strongarms LaHacienda flaot ft I 3 0 9 Division ft 6 7 7 7 7 10 2 3 4 8 5 7 8 9 11 board By United Press International Algoma 20, Valders 0 Altoona 22, Almond-Bdncroft 0 Antigo 21, Wausau West 6 Appleton West 17, Green Bay Preble 0 Augusta 18, Melrose-Mindoro 6 Benton 22, Southwestern 8 Berlin 14, Weyauwega-Fremont 10 Bloomer 36, Tomahawk 0 Brillion 16, Chilton 7 Bruce 35, New Aubum 18 Chetek 25, Cameron 7 Clinton 7, Elkhom 6 Colby 12, Medford 7 Colfax 10, Plum City 0 Cumberland 7, Flambeau 6 Delavan-Darien 27, Beloit Turner 6 Denmark 35, Kewaunee 6 Durand 32, Chippewa Falls 7 Eau Claire Regis 17, Ladysmith 0 Eleva-Strum 12, Independence 7 Elk Mound 9, Prescott 6 Fall Creek 45, Cochrane-Fountain City 0 Frederic 34, Shell Lake 14 Gaie-Ettrick-Trempealeau 1 7, West Salem 0 6 6 5 3 2 1 Mill 'arm CrayPyv Pizza r.fcjt I Mill' tit All Stars Towr i Pump Cray jfH Contalnr 1 Trap shooting McrYore Yellow River Trap islonlV 1 1 mi rMviw J.Wy'j Pub i 'N0ilCr0k 10 2 2 0 Durand CM-HI First downs 16 12 Rushing '12 9 Passing 2 2 Penalty 2 1 Yards rushing 359 94 Yards passing 30 41 Total yards 389 138 Passing 9-2-0 14-4-3 Fumbleslost 6-2 4-0 Penaltyyards 7-60 4-25 Purtsave. 1-36 5-30 Glenwood City 36, Spring Valley 8 Extrusion Dms Amoco Cray III 1 JBw'sPtzza Green Bay East 17, Menasha 0 out ol Whs UPI Things could gave gone better for four-year old Price Collin of Lansing, Ml, as he came to watch the Detroit Tigers take on the Texas Rangers In Detroit Friday night. The Tigers lost to the Rangers. United Press International Basketball Notre Dame will open its basketball season on the road with games against Indiana and Louisville the two most recent national champions.

The Irish will open at defending champion Indiana Dec. 1, then meet Louisville. Dec. 5 in a doubleheader at the Hoosier Dome In Indianapolis, with Indiana facing Kentucky in the other contest. Boxing a Boxer Mitch "Blood" Green, who last year lost a decision to heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, was arrested for drug possession and driving without a license.

Green, 30. of New York, was stopped by Manhattan police Thursday night when they spotted a television set on the dashboard of his luxury can He was charged with driving with a revoked license and with criminal possession of a controlled substance. Hockey 0 A woman injured in a 1985 car crash that killed Philadel-Dhia Flyers goalie Pelle Lindbergh has filed a lawsuit against Lindbergh's estate and two bars where he was drinking before thi accident. Kathyleen McNeal, a Ridley Park, resident who was 22 at the time of the Nov. 10.

1985. crash, filed the uiit this week In federal court In Camden. N.J., asking for an unspecified amount of damages. McNeal was riding in Lindbergh's Porsche when the accident occurred. Wonwns slowpitch vision I Izza Huf ll Hudson EIcMc Cedott Tues.

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Roths Sugar Bush 107, Orywood Bar 105. Miller Drug 109, Arneson's Hard-, ware 107 i High gune 24x25 Tom Fregon, Halfway; bob Semmelhack, Paint Creek; Tim McConnville, Halfway: Dick Howard, Cadott Color; Bob Marek. Corner Motors; Jolf Schafer. Gordy's Hardware. 23x25 Keith Moldrem, Halfway1.

LeRoy Eckwright Arneson's; Dave Bruhn, Halfway; Bill Greene, Arneson's; Larry Camastral, Cadott Color; Steve Bowe. Arneson's; Brian Knitter, Cadott Color; Scott Hamm, Miller Drug; Neal Dressier, Corner Motor: Greg Prosecky, Roths 13 12 12 10 8 8 7 7 7 6 4 3 2 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE By United Press International East Pet GB Detroit 75 51 .595 Toronto 76 52 .594 New York 71 56 .559 4 Milwaukee 70 58 .547 8 Boston 61 65 .484 14 Baltimore 59 69 .461 17 Cleveland 48 80 .375 28 West Gakland 66 62 .516 Minneeota .87 63 Kansas City 64 64 .500 2 California 63 66 .488 34 Texas 61 67 .477 5 Seattle 60 67 .472 5 Chicago 53 74 .417 12V4 Saturday's Games (ALL TIMES CDT) Oakland (Nelson 6-3) at Toronto (Niekro 7-13), 12:05 p.m. Boston (Stanley 4-12 and Hurst 14-8) at Cleveland (Candiotti 6-13 and Yett 2-5) 2, .12:35 p.m." Seattle (Langston 14-10 and Campbell 0-1) at New York (Rhoden 15-8 and John H-4) 2. 3:05 p.m. Kansas City (Gubicza 9-14) Hayward 41, Park Falls 6 lola-Scandinavia 20, Marion 12 Iowa rant 13, Lancaster 0 Janesville Parker 14, Watertown 6 Kaukauna 14, Green Bay Southwest 0 Lake Holcombe 25, Gilman 22 Lomira 6, Ozaukee 2 Manawa 24, Waupaca 0 Manitowoc 48, Appleton East 0 Marinette 12, New London 6 Marshfield Columbus 32.

La Crosse Central 6 Mayville 25, Ripon 12 Milwaukee Marshall 6, Milwaukee King 0 (OT) Minong 26, South Shore 8 Monroe 21, Oregon 12 Mukwonago 28, Burlington 14 Neenah 21, Fond du Lac 7 Neillsvilie 6, Owen-Withee 0 New Holstein 7, Waupun 2 New Richmond 11, Hudson 8 (OT) Northwestern 36, Ashland 8 Oconto Falls 30, Little Chute 8 Oostburg 14, Sevastopol-Gibraltar 6 Score by quartsrs Durand 6 0 6 20 32 Chl-HI 0 7 0 0 -7 Scoring plays First quarter Chris Brantner, 66-yard run, 11 i 6. (kick failed). 6econd quarter CF: Scott Beaudette, recovered block punt in end zone, 7:07. (Bob Guzenhauser kick). Third quarter Brantner, 73-yard run, 5:07..

(pass tailed). Fourth quarter Bob Bauer, 5-yard run, 824. (run failed). 8-yard run, 8:24. (Chuck Henry kick).

Bauer, 20-yard interception return, 32. Individual toaders Rushhg: Durand Brantner 10 an. for 184 yards; Paul Odegard, 18-97; Bob Bauer, Sands. 2-9. CN-Hi- Siddons, 13-t; Mke Ekin, 2-13; Dan Post 4-17; Pat Sullivan, 9-46; Kurt Bowe.

3-13; Kyis SchimmeL 3-7. Passing: Durand for 30 yards. ChWi Siddons, 4-1 4-3 for 41 yards. Receiving: Durand Bruce Borchardt, 1-14; Herb Schneider. 1-18.

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