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qir Hu mn G8 The Ottawa Citizen, Saturday, November 19, 1994 Sports three times by police on Thursday after his return from Harare, where he helped his native Zim-babe to a 2 1 win over Zaire in an African Nations Cup match The former Liverpool goalkeeper will play his first soccer match in England since the London Sun tabloid published allegations that he accepted bribes from a betting ring to let in goals. The Football Association has charged Grobbelaar in the case but is allowing him to continue playing pending a hearing. British police also are investigating. Grobbelaar was questioned Uppripr arruPrl Southampton, England cab rCCJCI ailUOCU Southampton has confirmed rf mat oh fiYincf that goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar, Ul 1 1 lalUI rl IA.II Ig facing bribery and match-fixing cleared to play SET 10 plw Warn! WQRLD AUTO RACING Sullivan returning to In dy Cars SouthamStar Network DETROIT Danny Sullivan, who recorded at least one victory in eight of his 10 full seasons in the PPG IndyCar World Series, is returning to the series in 1995 after spending a year on the sidelines. Sullivan will drive a Reynard-FordCosworth for the PacWest Racing Group, which made its debut in the series in '94 with Scott Sharp and Dominic Dobson as drivers.

Sullivan, 44, who now lives in Aspen, had 17 victories and 19 pole positions in 158 IndyCar starts, earning $8,254,673. He won the Indianapolis 500 in 1985 and the series championship in 1988. When Galles Racing dropped him after the 1993 season in a major cutback, Sullivan was unable to find an IndyCar ride. He tried to crack the NASCAR stock car series in a partial schedule with little success. "PacWest is a new team on the block but it has a great deal of experience in its personnel," Sullivan said.

"I hope to be able to help the team jell into a contender." Sharp is expected to continue with PacWest in 1995. "I'm hoping the sponsorship will be in place for my 1995 ride soon," Sharp said. "Being a teammate of a driver as experienced as Danny Sullivan can only help my career." Moore on move Meantime, Greg Moore, 19, from Maple Ridge, B.C., who has demonstrated strong potential in two seasons at the Indy Lights level, will have his first try at driving an Indy SOREL With winter fast approaching, it's time to get yourself into a pair of Sorel Boots from Kaufman. work IK WORLD USED UNDER LICENSE FROM WORK WORLD Waterproof and warm, Sorel come in a variety of and colors for both and women and are to withstand the toughest winter conditions. the Work World nearest and "Pre-Pair" for your winter ever.

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"We are testing some electronics for the 1995 cars and need road course corners for the test," said Penske spokesman Dan Luginbuhl during the IndyCar awards dinner here. "We can use cones and the pit lane on the Nazareth track to create I a small road course. "We were impressed with Greg Moore's work in the Lights series and had talked with him and his father Rick Moore during the season. We felt this was a good chance to take a look at Greg in an IndyCar and give him some seat time in a low-pressure situation. "Because it's not the oval track he'll run on, there's no comparison of his times to anyone else's.

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After signing a new five-year deal through 2000 with the Long Beach, race, IndyCar now has long-term agreements with 16 of the 17 tracks on its '95 schedule, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway being the lone exception. IMS president Tony George has started his own Indy Racing League but no tracks or drivers have been announced for it The Toronto Star Rain shrinks golf tourney in Japan MIYAZAKI, Japan (AP) Heavy rains washed out Friday's round at the Dunlop Phoenix golf tournament, cutting the event short to 54 holes for the first time in its 21-year history. The only play on the second day was by 18 players who had to complete their rain-delayed first rounds. Among that group was Vancouver's Rick Gibson, who shot a 69 to sit three strokes off the lead shared by Tom Watson, Barry Lane, Todd Hamilton and Ernie Els. The second round has been rescheduled to today, with the field starting from both the first and 10th tees.

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