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F6 CALGARY HERALD March 25, 1990 RODEO ROYAL BOTTOM LINE SOCCER ENGLISH LEAGUE 1 1 1 1 ScaftwcugM Hereford 1 Scaitwpe! Carlisle 3 WrnramlCoidiesier! i-i 4lf SCOTTISH Li. i Lite 3 Toulouse a HUNGARY Ferencvaros 3 Debrecen I RauEtoGw2Honedg Veszprem 2 Bekescsaca 0 Tatabanva 2 Haiadas Szombamelv 1 vasas Budapest Csepel Budapest VACinoiVideotonl MTX-VM Budapest Itoest Dona 0 PecsMSCiSofokl EAST GERMANY Dynamo Dresden 0 Carl Zeiss Jena 4 Karl Marx Stadt 1 Hansa Rostock 0 FC Magdeburg 2 Lokomoftv Leipzig 2 rrFCD)emie'FCBertir2 Energie CoftOus 3 Stafil Eisenhwrlersta 1 Starti Brandetxjrg 0 Fortsctirilt Bisctwfswerda 2 Rot-Weiss Erfurt 1 FC Wismut Aue 1 WEST GERMANY Hamburg 0 St. PauiiO Bochum 0 Bavern Munich 0 vfB Stuttgart 0 Kaiserslautem 1 Karlsruhe 0 Nuremberg 0 FC Cologne 1 Borussia Dortmund 1 Waldnof Mannheim a Werder Bremen 0 Baver Uerdinger 0 Fortuna Dusseidorf 1 NETHERLANDS Wiliem II Tilburg 3 FC Groningen 0 BVV Den Bosch 1 Vitesse Arnhem 2 Roda JCKerkradeS Haarlem 0 MVV Maastricht 0 PSV Eindhoven PORTUGAL Chaves 1 Betenenses Tirsense 1 Nacionai Madeira 0 Maritime 1 Portimonense 1 CwentrvlChaflW! LEAGUE Crystal PI Aston Villa 0 Pretniet Division Derby 1 Arsenal 3 Aberdeen 2 Mottierwell 0 Everton3NoridiI 0umieeUIDiindee2 Luton 2 Miitaill 1 OunfermliieO Celtic 0 Queen sPRlNottsFO Hearts 0 St MirrerO SouifamutorOMariJi Rangers OHtonianl Wimbledon I Sheffield I Division One Division! Airdre3Alk! Blackburn! Newcastle 0 Ayr 1 Falkirk 1 Bournemouth 0 Watford 0 Clyde vsAtokm Rovers (pprj) Ipswich 1 Bradford Clydebank 2 Raiffli Leeds2PortsmoultiO Hamilton I St. Johnstone 3 Leicester 1 Ptvmouttil Meadoobank Partick Oldham 3 Hull 2 Morton Forfar lood) Oxford 2 Swindon 2 Dhrami! PortVale3Vtolvesl Arbroath 1 Queens PI SheffieldUiBarnsleyl Brechml Montrose! SuraterlandlVestHaml Cowdenbealb vs. Berwick loud) West Brom I Stoke I Dumbarton 0 Kilmarnock 2 EFifelfJueenofS! Stirling vs.

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Caroline Kwanbai Kenya, S. Lira Chesire, Kenya, i Tamara Salomon, Edmonton, 7. Anne Mwangi, Kenya, B. AAaiin Ewerlof, Sweden, 9. Minori Havakari, Japan, 14:31 10.

Yumi Osaki, Japan, II. Melody Fairchild, U.S., 43. Beni Gras, Niagara Falls, 42. Andrea Bertoia, Vancouver, 51 Jennifer Armstrong, London, 15:27. Team: I.

Kenya 19 points- 2. Japan 45; 3. China 4. Ecuador 5. Britain, 145; I Soviet Union, 147; 7.

Canada 11; Morocco 153; 9. Rumania 175; 10. Spain 193. Junior Men kilometres: I. Kibiego Kororia, Kenya, 2.

Richard Chelimo, Kenya, 22:11 3. Bayisa Fita, Ethiopia, 22:2 4. Ismael Kirui, Kenya, i. Samson Otieno, Kenya, 22:31 o. Mathew Birir, Kenya, 7.

Assefa Abraham, Ethiopia, 22:58: S. Assefa Gebremedhin, Ethiopia, 9. Tesigie Leoese, Ethiopia, 10. Dadi Tamral, Ethiopia, 13:20. Joel Bourgeois, Saint John, N.B., 13.

Kevin Sullivan, Branltord, Dnl 24H1S; 44. Janik Lambert, Montreal, 24: 21; 49. Jason Bunston, Burlington, 24:32. Team: 1. Kenya, 12; 2.

Ethiopia, 27; 3. Italy, Si. 4. Japan, 91 5. Spain, 117; 7.

Ireland, 154, 1 Canada, Britain. 1(0. Women l-kilometres: 1. Lynn Jennings, U.S., Albertina Dias, Portugal 3, Elena Romanova, Soviet Union, 4. Luchia Yi-shaq, Ethiopia, 5.

Nadia Dandolo, Italy, i Jane Waniiku Ngolho, Kenya, 7. Conceicao Ferreira, Portugal, 19: 45; 8. Victoria Ghican, Romania, 9. Margaret Wairimu, Kenya, 10. NadezhdaGallyamova, Soviet Union, 19:54 30.

Angela Chalmers, Brandon, Kh; 49. Lucy Smilti, Halta 52. Leah Pens, Vancouver, Lisa Harvey, Calgary, 71. Robyn Meagher, Mora, 110. Ulla Marquette, Victoria, 21:11.

Team I. Soviet Union, 37; 2. Ethiopia, 75' 3. Portugal, 80; 4. Romans, lift 5.

U.S., 111 France, 125 7. Australia, 12 8. Japan, 171 9. Canada, 117. Men 12.2-kilometres: I.

Khalid Skah, Morocco, 2. Moses Tanui, Kenya. 34:21, 3. Julius Korir, Kenya, 34:21 4. Buibula Haii, Eifiopia 5.

William Mulwol, Kenya. 4. Ibrahim Kinuthia, Kenya, 7. Domingos Castro, Portugal, 34:45 8. Mekonnen Abebe, Ethiopia, 9.

Paul Kipkoech, Kenya, 10. Antonio Prielo, Spain, 34:51 34. Carey Nelson, Vancouver, 91 Paul McOoy, SI. John's, 95. Darren Klas-sen, Winnipeg, 120.

Chris Weber, Winnipeg, 141 Jerry Kooymans, Toronto, 16: 59. 145. Norm Tinkman, HaWax, 7rll; 159. Rom Currie, Saint John, N.B., 194. Richard Charelte, Ottawa, 220.

Gary Wes-tgate, Toronto, 40:41 Team: I. Kenya, 41 1 Ethiopia, 96; 3. Spain, 176; 4. Portugal. 194 5.

Morocco, 261, 1. U.S., 44'. 9. BrJain 488: 14. Canada, ill CAMPRA, Switierland (CP) Results Saturday of the Swiss Ski Week cross-country ski race: Men's 13.1-km race: 1.

Gianfranco Polvara, Italy, 31 minutes 45. 7 seconds: 2. Vladimir Smir-nov, Soviet Unkm, 3. Terie Langli, Norway, 35:46.1 4. Vaclav Kornunka, Czechoslovakia, 31:55.

t' 5. Maurilio De Zolt Italy. 39:12.1 20. Alain Masson, Huh, 21. Yves Bilodeau, Mont Ste-Anne, 33.

Dany Bouchard, LaTuque, 51 Lars Taylor, Vernon, B.C. 3:07.9. Women's 9.4-km race: 1. Solves Pedersen, Norway, 32:29.1 2. Inger-Lise Hegge.

Norway, 3. Alzoeta Havrancikova. Czechoslovakia, 4. Silvia Honegger, Switzerland. 331 5.

Silke Braun, East Germany, 23. Jean McAllister, Canmore, 24. Lucy Steele, Whitehorse, 15:43.3. VERNON, B.C. (CPI Results Saturday at the Jeep-Eagle Canadian freestyle ski championships: Men's moguls: 1.

John Smart, Lion's Bay, B.C, 26.05 points; 2. Christian Marcoun, Charles-bourg, Que, 25.37; 3. Lane Barrett, Abbotsford, B.C., 25.31; 4. Pat Henry, Red Deer, 24.45; 5. David Belhumeur, Valleyfield, 12.16; 6.

Murray Cluff, Medicine Hat, 21.66; 7. Jeff VkjU. Red Deer. 22.40: 1 Wade Grandoni, Calgary, 2134; 9. Christian Cantin, Ste-Anne-du-lac, Oue.

21.61 10. Dave Walker, Thunder Bay, 19,08, Women's moguls 1. Bee Thomas, Vancouver, 22.01; 2. Genevieve Fortin, Quebec, 20.41 3. Katherina Kubenk, Kitchener, 17SM.

Julie Stegall. Stittsviue. 1690. 5 Andrea Hokten, Canary, 16.53; 6. LeeLee Morrison, Red Deer, 16.21 7.

Anna Kindy, Vancouver, 11.81: 8. Kellev Korbin, Vancouver, 9,01 9. Renata Mares, Vancouver (semifinal) 10.20; 10. Julie Rchards, Whistler, B.C., (semifinal) 10.03. ZINAL.

Switzerland (AFP) Results Saturday at the world iunior Alpine ski championships: Women Slalom: 1. Katrin Neuenschwander, Switzerland, one minute 6.79 seconds; 2. Anouck Barni-er, France, 3. Annelise Coberger, New Zealand, 4. Edith Roisa, Whistler, B.C 18.41; 5.

Picabo Street, U.S., 1:08 46; 6. Urska Hrovat, Yugoslavia, 7. Carie Shenberg, U.S., 1 119.27. Men Giant slalom: I. Lasse Kiuus.

Norway, 120.38; 2. Kietil Andre Aamodt, Norway, 3. Mitia Kunc, Yugoslavia, 4. Janne Leskinen, Finland, 2:22.41 5. Christian Maver, Austria, 122.

86; 6. Erik Schlopy, U.S., 2:22.87. PLANICA, Yugoslavia (API Results Saturday from the World Cup 120-metre ski-iumping event (length of iumps in parentheses): I. Roberto Cecon, Italy, 220 points (116-121 metres); 1 Ari Pekka Nikkola, Finland, 214 (121-1111; 3. Jens Weissllog, East Germany, 211.5 1125-104); 4.

Pavel Plot Czechoslovakia, 210.5 (125-106), Andreas Felder, Austria, 210.5 (Hall 3); 6. Primoz Ulaga, Yugoslavia, 202.5 (114-1081; 7. Stefan Zuend, Switzerland, 202 (115-109), Ernsl Vettori, Austria, 202 (120-102); 9. Franz Neulaedtner, Austria, 200.5 (116-106), Miran Tepes, Yugoslavia, 200.5 (113-107), Heinz Kul-fin, Austria, 200.5(113-108); 11 Werner Haim, Austria, 193 (118-97); 13. Didier Moliard, France, 192 (113-104); 14.

Risto Laakkonen, Finland, I9U (119-951; 15. Franci Petek, Yugoslavia, 191 (121-93). World Cup overall standings 1. Ari Pekka Nikkola, Finland, 262 points 2. Ernst Vettori, Austria, 233.

3. Andreas Felder, Austria, 224; 4. Frantisek Jez. Czechoslovakia, 201 5. Jens Weissftog, East Germany.

200; 6. Dielher Thomma. West Germany, 186; 1. Pavel Ploc, Czechoslovakia, 179; 8. Heinz Kuttin, Austria, 174 Lunardi, Italy, 135' 10.

Werner Haim, Austria, 133. throughout this five-day event. Last night's crowd totalled 4,501 and a sellout is expected for today's championship round. Starting time is 2 p.m. Saturday's Top Three and overall leaders: BAREBACK: 1.

Shawn Schild, Blackfoot, Idaho, 78; 2. Cam Morris, Patricia, 75; 3. Dave Adams, Calgary 74. Overall: 1. Jim Dunn, Balzac, 85; 2.

(Tie) Jay Kir-kland, Billings, and Steve Dunham, Turner Valley, 80; 4. (Tie) Shawn Schild, Shawn Frey, Norman, and Larry Sandvick, Kaycee, 78; 6. Vernon Gardner, Hartford, 77; 7. Paul Johnson, 76; 8. (Tie) Cam Morris, Dave Shields, Hanna, Colin Murnion, Jordan, Chuck Logue, Decatur, and Ty Murray, Odessa, 75.

SADDLE BRONC: 1. Merlon Fairbanks, White River, 5. 78; 2. Terry Carlon, Burns 77; 3. Dusty Crary, Choteau, 76.

Overall: 1. (Tie) Rod Hay, Mayerthorpe, and John Bell, Paradise Valley, 79; 3. (Tie) Merlon Fairbanks and Gary McDaniel, Tensleep, 78; 5. (Tie) Terry Carlon and Tom Reeves, Benbrook, 77; 7. (Tie) Dusty Crary and Wayne Powell, Turner Valley, 76; 9.

(Tie) Skeeter Thurston and Rex Phillips, 75. STEER WRESTLING: 1. Bart Brower, Whitehall, 4.9; 2. Steve Blixt, Helena, 5.5; 3. Jim Laskosky, Leduc, 6.0.

Overall: 1. Mark Roy, Priddis, 4.0; 2 (tie). Ron Currin, Heppner, 4.4, and Mike Sanders, Ada, 4.4; 4. Paul Tierney, Rapid City, S.D., 4.6; 5. Bart Brower, 4.9; 6.

Brian Spady, Alliance, 5.0; 7. Lonny Olson, Ponoka, 5.2; 8. Guy Bews, Longview, 5.3; 9. Steve Blixt, 5.5. CALF ROPING: 1.

Fred Whitfield, Cypress, 7.9; 2. Lanham 11.0; 3. (Tie) Clay Robinson, San Luis Obispo, and Lyle Brown, Le-nore, Man. 11.5. Overall: 1.

Fred Whitfield, Cypress, 7.9; 2. David Bowen, Yokum, 9.0; 3. Maury Tate, Apache, 9.2.; 4. Joe Lucas, Sundre, 9.5;5. Gene Baker, Anson, 9.7; 6.

Guy Chomistek, Lethbridge, 9.9; 7. Mike Currin, Hermiston, 10.5; 8. (Tie) Darren Zieffle, Consort, Duane Daines, Innisfail, and Butch Myers, Athens, 10.7. Note: The following results do not include Saturday's scores. BULL RIDING: Overall: 1.

Shawn Vant, 81; 2. Doug Goodine, 80; 3. (Tie) Norman Curry and Reno Hoe, Calgary, 77; 5. (Tie) Charles Sampson, Casa Grande, Rickey Lindsay, Huntsville, Aaron Semas Auburn, and Rex Phillips, Bozeman, 76; 9. (Tie) Ace Northcott, Cody Custer, Jim Lawrence, Kennedy, and Cody Lambert, Henrietta, 75.

BARREL RACING: Overall: 1. Rachael Myllymaki, Arlee, 13.76; 2. Lisa Mainey, Hamilton, 13.83; 3. Raylee Walter, Lethbridge, 13.88; 4. Vicki Donoho, Fort Collins, 14.04; 5.

Ruth McDougall, Nanton, 14.05; 6. Marci O'Sullivan, Coaldale, 14.10; 7. Trish Brown, Calgary, 14.19; 8. Ravel Robinson, Sundre, 14.23; 9. Janet Myers, Athens 14.30; 10.

Lonnie Wilson, Newcastle, 14.33. 79. Only four points separate today's 10 finalists in saddle bronc. Today's results will be added to the first score for all contestants. Of the other 1989 champions, bull rider Cody Snyder got bucked off, steer-wrestling titlist Craig Butterfield was too long at 7.6 and so was Lee Laskosky at 15.5 in calf roping.

David Reid, the defending co-champion in saddle bronc, got no time for "missing out" on Melinda. Ed Gentles, the other co-winner, did not enter this year. Even world' champion saddle broncer Clint Johnson a noted Calgary killer with three $50,000 wins at the Stampede and an Olympic '88 Rodeo title was eliminated. He could only manage a 73 score on a re-ride horse. There was no barrel racing last year.

Two of barrel racing's brightest young stars will be leaders in the chase for the title. Rachael Myllymaki, 13, of Arlee, leads with a 13.76 time, with Raylee Walter, 12, of Lethbridge, a close third with a 13.88 clocking. Paul Johnson, a bareback finalist, and other cowboys agreed that when you're looking at the Stampede's Guilty Cat and Lonesome Me, you're looking at the two best bucking horses in the world. Moon Rocket, a former Stampede bucking-horse champion, has been buried at the Stampede Ranch near Hanna. He laid down and died, while grazing, at the age of 27.

A charity auction, in the memory of longtime Stampede rodeo committee member Bill Thompson, will be held tonight at Ranchman's Night Club on MacLeod Trail. Proceeds will be donated to the "Score One For The Holy (Cross Hospital)" fund-raising campaign. Crowds have been steadily building By Doug Abraham Herald writer) There'll be all new blood in the winner's circle at today's Rodeo Royal finals at the Corral. All defending champions have been elimi-rtated. Barebacker Robin Burwash of Oko-toks was the last to fall when, due to a broken foot suffered last weekend at the Medicine Hat Rodeo, he was forced to "turn out" the steed he'd drawn named Tom Sawyer in last night's event.

Saturday's show was the final chance for cowboys to qualify for today's showdowns. No fewer than seven American and one Al-bferta cowboys managed to climb into a Top 10 standing through the first four events on last night's program calf roping, bareback, steer wrestling and saddle bronc. Fred Whitfield's calf-roping time of 7.9 seconds last night is the best of the week. The Cypress, cowboy, who is a real speedball on the ground, currently ranks third in the world standings. In bareback, Shawn Schild of Blackfoot, Idaho, topped last night's scores with a 78 on Prairie Chicken.

Cam Morris of Patricia snuck into today's final with a 75, creating a five-way tie for the lowest qualifying score. Bart Brower of Whitehall, got a horn in his ribs but still won last night's steer wrestling with a 4.9-second run. Steve Blixt, also of Montana, grabbed the last qualifying spot with a 5.5 run. Three U.S. saddle broncers rode into the finals on Saturday.

Merlon Fairbanks of White River, S.D., led last night's performances with a 78, Terry Carlon of Burns, had a 77 and Dusty Crary, of Choteau, marked 76. Fairbanks has joined Gary McDaniel in a second-place tie, just one behind the co-leaders. Rod Hay and John Bell, who both have AUTO RACING SAO PAULO (API Results of final qualifying trials Saturday for Sunday's Brazilian Formula 1 Grand Prix auto race around the 4.3-kilometre 16. Gianni Morbidelli, Italy, Dallara-Ford, 1:20.164 17. Paolo Barilla, Italy, Minardi-Ford, 1:20.281 IB Aguri Suzuki, Japan, Lola-Lamborghini, 19.

Satoru Nakaiima, Japan, Tyrrell-Ford, 20. Nicola Larini, Italy, Ligier-Ford, 21. Olivier Grouillard, France, Osella-Ford, 22. Gregor Foitek, Switzerland, Brabham-Judd, 1:20.901 23. Michele Alboreto, Italy, Arrows-Ford, 24.

Derek Warwick, Britain, Lotus-Lamborghi-ni, 25. Alex Caffi, Italy, Arrows-Ford, 1:21.061 26. Yannk Dalmas, France, AGS-Ford, 1:21.087. Failed to quafify 27. Stefan Johannson, Sweden, Onyx-Ford, 28.

JJ. Lento, Finland, Onyx-Fod, 1:21.321 29. Ivan Capoelli, Italy, March-Judd, 1:21.381 30. Mauricio Gugelmin, Brazil, March-Judd, 1:21.616. Jose Carlos Pace race track at inierlagos wrft driver, country, learn, best lap time and winner' average speed in kilometres per hour: 1.

Ayrlon Senna, Brazil, McLaren-Honda, one minute 17.277 seconds, 199 k.p.h; 2. Gerhard Berger, Austria, McLaren-Honda, 3. Therry Boutsen, '(Belgium, Willams-Re-nault, 4. Riccardo Patrese, Italy, Williams-Renault, 1:11.211. 5.

Nigel Mansell, G. Britain, Ferrari, 6. Alain Prosl, France, Ferrari, 7. Jean Alesi, France, Tyrrell-Ford. 1:11.921 IPierluigi Martini, Italy, Minardi, 9.

Andrea De Cesaris, Italy, Dallara, 10. Philippe Alliol, France, Ligier-Ford, 11. Eric Bernard, France, Lola-Lamborghini, 12. Stelano Modena, Italy, Brabham-Judd, 13. Nelson Piquet, Brazil, Benetton-Ford, 14.

Martin Donnelly, Britain, Lotus-Lamborghi- ni, 1:20.031 15. Alessandro Nannini, Italy, Benetton-Ford, 1:20.051 TRACK AIX LES BAINS, France (AP) Leaders and Canad'ens from the world cross-cbuntry championships Saturday: MEN (12 kilometres) I. Khalid Skah, Morocco, 34 minutes 21 seconds; 2. Moses Tanui, Kenya, 3. Julius Korir, Kenya, 34:11 4.

Buibula Haii, Ethiopia, 5. William Mulwol, Kenya, 6. Ibrahim Kinultiia, Kenya, 7. Domingos Castro, Portugal, 34:41 8. Mekoinnen Abebe, Ethiopia, 9.

Paul Kipkoech, Kenya, 10. Antonio Prielo, Spain, II. Salvatore Antibo, Italy, 11 Hammou Boulaveb, Morocco, 34:51 13. Dionisio Castro, Portugal, 14 Tala Tesfave, Etttiopa, IS. Martin Fiz, Spain, 35D2; 34.

Carey Nelson, Vancouver, 91 Paul McCloy, St John's, NfH, 120. arts Weber, Canada, 141 Jerry Kooymans, Team standings 1. Kenya, 42 points 2. Ethiopia, Ik 3. Spain, 176' 4.

Portugal, 194 5 Morocco, 268. WOMEN (Sit kilometres) I. Lynn Jennings, U.S., 2. Albertina Dias, Portugal, 19:31 3. Elena Romanova, Soviet Unkm, 19:31 4.

Luchia Yishak, Ethiopia, 5.NadiaDandoki,llalv,19:39; 6. Jane Ngolho, Kenya, 7. Conceicao Ferreira, Portugal, 10: 4S 8. Victoria Ghican, Romans, 9. Margaret Wairimu, Kenya, 10.

Nadezhda Galliamova, Soviet Union, II. Okja Nazarkina, Soviet Union, 11 Julia Negura, Romania, 1931; 13. Regia Chistia-kova, Soviet Union, 19:51 14. Jeanne Pipoz, Switzerland, 19:51 15. Tulu Departu, Ethiopia, 19:53.

30. Angela Chalmers, Brandon, 51 Leah Pels, Vancouver, 55. Lisa Harvey, Canada, 2M; 71. Robyn Meagher, Victoria, B.C, 20:41. Team standings 1.

Soviet Unrin, 37; 1 Ethiopia, 75, 1. Portugal, 80; 4. Romania, 101 5. U.S., 1 12. "CANADIAN COLLEGES Mount Royal men capture a bronze TENNIS KEY BISCAYNE, Fla.

(API Results Saturday from the (2.5-million International Players Champkinships at the International Tennis Centre (seedings in parentheses): Women Singles Championsh Monica Seles (3), Yugoslav, del. Judith Wiesner (15), Austria, 6-1 6-2. Doubles Semifinals Robin White and Betsy Nagelsen, U.S., del. Katrma Adams and Lori McNeil, U.S., 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. Becker, West Germany, and Cassio Motla, Brazil, STE-EUSTACHE, Oue.

(CP) Results Saturday in the Canadian under-16 indoor tennis championships at the Centre Sportif Ste-Eustacne (seedings in parentheses): Boys Semifinals Marc-Andre Tardrt (I), Sillery, del. Ashley Hegland, Calgary, 6-1, 6-4. Steve Deakin (21, Port Moody, B.C., del. Jamie Laschinger 141, London, 6-2, 6-2. Girts Semifinals Sonya Jeyaseelan (3), North Vancouver, def.

Melanie Bernard (1 Chicoutimi, 6-3, 6-2. Jana Neiedly 14), Richmond, B.C., def. Stephanie Tidbits (21, Kitchener, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. Doubles Championship Jim Pugh and Rick Leach, U.S., del. Boris MORE RESULTS F8 RUGBY DUBLIN (CP) Five Nations rugby score Saturday: Iretjnd 14 Wales 1 match against Vancouver.

"She was one player who was hurting Red Deer." said MRC coach Maria Watson. "Her injury and the fact that we were still thinking about the loss to Red Deer got us off to a slow start. You can't do that against a team as good as Vancouver. "If we had regrouped a little earlier, we might have been able to make a run at it." FX Garneaux College earned the women's title, knocking over Red Deer 3-0 (15-8, 15-8, 15-2). Maisonneuve, meanwhile, took the men's crown 3-0 (15-10, 15-8, 15-9) over Sheridan College of Oakville, Ont.

and, then, disappear with two straight losses in yesterday's playoffs. The slide began in the morning semifinal with a loss to Red Deer College, a team the Cougars easily defeated two weeks ago in the ACAC showdown. Yesterday's match went five games and left the Cougars only one hour to digest the upset before playing Vancouver Community College for the bronze. More importantly, the loss to Red Deer left them without star power hitter Trish Gagnon. She injured knee liagments in the fourth game of the match and her absence was a major factor in the Cougars' loss in the bronze By Scott MacArthur (Herald writer) Mount Royal College volleyball teams salvaged only a bronze medal from a disappointing final day- at the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association championship- tournament Saturday in Oshawa.

The Cougars beat Selkirk College of Castlegar, B.C. to win the men's bronze, thus salvaging some success from an otherwise mediocre season. Guy Perdue, who is leaving Mount Royal after this season said that, although he expected t) finish in the medals, the win was a good way to wrap up his days on the campus. "We're happy this is a great way to end (the season). To go from third in our (Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference) to third in the country in a couple of weeks is pretty good." The win was a tough one for the Cougars, who were relegated to the bronze match after losing 3-0 to powerhouse Maisonneuve College in the semifinal.

Selkirk had beaten Mount Royal handily earlier in the tournament and was considered a heavy favorite. MRC went ahead 2-0, however, and hung on to score a 3-2 upset. The women Cougars were not so lucky. After winning three straight to start the tournament, they saw their hopes of a national title fade NORTHLANDS PARK 2 TURNtTON CHIPS (D. Terry) 4 GREEN CARD ID.

Haves) 7 DOUBLE OR NOTHING (D. Charlino) 9.30 5.10 3.50 6.40 4.40 4.30 Bowling legend Weber is a class act Saturday's results FIRST RACE Purse WO last Ave. 5 CORPORATE PRINCE (K. Dressier) 8.10 3.50 2.60 2 DIRECT QUOTE (B. Grundy) 310 2.50 4 ARTFUL HANOVER (K.

Clark) 1.70 Time: 1:58 Also: Autocracy, Sky Gladiator. SECOND RACE Purse SI claiming fillies and mares. 5 SMIDGET IB. Clark) 5.60 2.60 2.30 6 ONLY HOPE (K.Clark) 2.50 2.50 4 SHEEN COLLEEN (D.Lifke) 3-10 Time: 2:02.2 Also: Sky Gazelle, Tyranizer, Karma Nova, Mindy Marie, Sensational Dancer. Exactor: 114.70 THIRD RACE Purse 11 claiming 13,500.

1 DEAD ZONE IB. Clarke) 6.10 4.30 3.30 6 CHANCELLOR FIVE (T. Beelby) 8.20 6.20 2 JUNGLE FIGHTER (W. Grant) 3.90 Time 2:01.1 Also: Ampl Mac, Classic Thunder, Rhythm Rascal, Pine Lake Chance, Tax Bill. Ouinela: 131.80 wm Three 183.70 FOURTH RACE Purse maidens, 3 JAODS JUSTIN IM.

Charlton) 9.20 5.30 3.50 5 NERAKS CHOICE (D. Terry) 9.60 5.10 1 SPINNERS REWARD Baxter) 2.60 Time: 2:04.1 Also: Hugamuga Max, Sky Huckleberry, Squeal In The Jungle, Captain Ivor. Exactor: 189.60 FIFTHRACE Purse NW twa fillies and mares, 3 ANKA SUGAR FIRE (J. Baxter) 5.70 2.80 2.20 4 POLLYANAS HYLERBEE (I. Tougas) 3.40 2.20 1 QUEENS RD (K.Clark) 2.20 Time: 2:01.1 Also: Gratification, Taurus Star, Kid Icarus, Fast And Exciting, Delta Dusty Road.

Daily Double: 129.10 EiKtotlliuO SIXTH RACE -Purse 12.100; claiming Time: 2:01. Also: Columbia Baron, Tyke Hanover, Rich El Lu Drummer, Booba Jim Slrikepay. Quinella: 121 30 SEVENTH RACE Purse claiming 19 000. 3 SCURRY NIB. Clarke) 7.90 4.80 3.70 5 HENDERONS FIGHT (W.

Grant) 5.50 3.70 1 HEARTY MAJORITY (F. Gillis) 5.40 Time: 1:59.2 Also: Chateau, Silent Echo, Redwoods Reward, Amazing Tyranl. Exactor: 160.30 EIGHTH RACE Purse NW five races. 4 PENBROOKE (B. Tainsh) 15.70 7.90 5.10 8 DUST AN BILL (G.

Clark) 12.80 6.60 2 TWIST THE CUBE (E. Tracey) 8.20 Time: 1:00.2 Also: Sykes Kennedy, Skv Garfield, Micks Storm, Sky General, Showing The Way. NINTH RACE Purse V4.B00; NW over 10; fillies and mares. 5 BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT (F. Gillis) 7.40 3.90 3.10 6 SUNNY ROAD (J.

Baxter) 4.40 3.50 4 DURA SPARKLE (D.Monkman) 3.40 Time: 1:59.1 Also: Koala Lauxmont, Be My Marshmellow, Night Mover, Keystone Amareto, Jentricks Gal. Exactor: 126.80 Win Four: 12,101.30 TENTH RACE Purse claiming fillies and mares. 10 NEALIES OUINN IC. Beelby) 7.10 6 30 380 1 SANDILAND HOLLI ID. Terry) 10.90 6.70 9 KARMA KIM IE.

Clark) 5.20 Time: 2:00.1 Also: Tarvan, High Bopabebop, Windhaven Holly, Lady Rachel, Leah Sister, Alba Laurie. Triactor: 1704.80 Handle: 1668,281 Attendance: 3,523 Track: Fast Trout Springs: 1105.366 my friends back in Iowa that the great Dick Weber won money for me?" Again Weber obliged. After getting a tie on the first hand, Weber won the second, handed the man his two red chips and wished him good luck. Thank goodness pro bowlers don't charge for their autographs like some athletes. There are few pro bowlers who can match Weber for personal charm.

He's a natural. Earl Anthony and Dave Davis are charmers. Both were hounded by autograph-seekers while gambling in the giant Bally casino. Lisa Wagner is learning to be a charmer. It surprised me to see how many men wanted her autograph.

Still, I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Weber. By Dick Evans (Knight-Ridder Newspapers) Dick Weber was sitting at the blackjack table-trying to beat the Bally 's casino dealer wBeri a stranger walked up. '''Hey, you're Dick Weber the famous bowl-erjaren't you?" asked the visitor in Reno. Nev. I Weber, who never has met a stranger, sajd: "Yes, sir." And, then, he shook the man's hand while the dealer was turning over ati ace and king.

stranger then asked for Weber's autograph and the Hall of Fame bowler then asked for his name so he could make it a personal message. Then the fan made a strange request: "Will you bet five dollars for me so I can tell He won the first big tournament I ever covered, the National All-Star at the Miami Beach Convention Center in 1962. He was humble then and he's humble now four All-Stars, 26 PBA and six Senior titles later. Sure, it can be a pain in a restaurant to make small talk and sign an autograph when your steak is getting cold. But Weber knows that these are the people who helped him escape mustard sandwiches when he was a struggling young bowler trying to survive in Indianapolis.

It has been 13 years since Weber won the last of his regular Professional Bowlers' Association titles. Yet he's still in demand by proprietors, sponsors, TV moguls and Joe Fan. The sports world would be a better place if there were more great athletes and great human beings such as Weber..