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Scoreboard 81 CALGARY HERALD Saturday, June 12, 1999 e-mail: sportstheherald.southam.ca CALGARY STAMPEDERS Howard 35.ToyasRainey 5-8 170 24 Defensive line 1999 Roster Offensive Line HOMESTAND 92. Steve Anderson 6-2 FASTPITCH Calgary Women's Fastpitch 13th Annual Tournament Friday's Results Silver Mountain Thunder 14 Junior Magicians Bantam Rockies 8 Intermediate Regals 1: South Four Junior Red Sox 8 Richmont Junior Rebels Sports Swap Senior Eagles 4 Junior A 76ers Midget A Rockies 7 Midget Nemesis Jaguar Masters 8 Junior Cougars Inter A Storm 13 Okotoks Bull Pen Intermediate Devils Intermediate A Hoovers 7 Intermediate Vipers 4 96. Jamil Braithwaite 6-0 90. Franco Glaze 5-10 6-5 Vegas Oregon state West Tex. Pittsburgh North Carolina Carleton GeorgiaTech Michigan Texas Syracuse Edinboro 270 27 245 23 240 22 297 30 244 26 255 24 265 24 245 26 266 22 265 24 289 27 270 24 Cincinnati North Carolina Calgary Toronto Kent State Calgary Miami Tennessee Concordia Ottawa 67 Jamie Crysdale 64.

Jerness Gethers 57. Andy Kolaczek 62Jung-Yul Kim 50. Jay McNeil 63. Rohn Meyer 60. Damond Neely 65, Leslie Ratliffe 59.

Rocco Romano 69 Connie Shousha 68. Chris Williams 6-4 285 30 6-2 285 26 6-6 295 24 6-4 270 26 6-3 280 28 6-3 287 27 6-3 300 23 6-7 305 26 6-3 283 36 6-5 290 25 6-5 319 23 91. MarkGunn 84. Ray Jacobs 98. Cameron Legault 95.

Jermaine Miles v56. Shont'e Peoples 61. Ron Pierce 93. Marc Pilon 94. JeffTraversy 99.

Devron Williams 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-2 6-3 6-5 6-5 6-2 Colorado Springs Sky Sox (Rockies): Tonight: 7:05 p.m.; Sunday: 1:35 p.m.; Monday: 7:05 p.m.; Tuesday: 7:05 p.m. Vancouver Canadians (Athletics): Thursday: 7:05 p.m.; Friday: 7:05 p.m.; Saturday: 7:05 p.m.; Sunday: 1:35 p.m. West Tex. Southern Linebackers Quarterbacks 16. Henry Burris 6-1 190 24 Temple 15.

Dave Dickenson 5-11 185 26 Montana 11. O.T.Sampson 6-1 195 24 Florida of the Sox batting order is stacked, featuring PCL batting leader Jeff Barry (.371, 7 HR, 19 RBI), 1998 PCL most valuable player Chris Hatcher, who has 12 homers and PCL veteran J.R. Phillips, who has 15 homers. Phillips returned this week from a brief fling with the Rockies Ex-Cannon reliever David Wainhouse, a Canadian, was promoted to the Rockies this week. VANCOUVER: This series will mark the final visit of the Canadians to Calgary as the franchise is bound for Sacramento next year, barring unforeseen circumstances, and you won't hear the Cannons complaining.

Second-place Vancouver has already won six of eight over Calgary and boast the top starting rotation in the PCL with four starters among the loop's top 18 in ERA No. 1 Tim Hudson (4-0, 2.20), No. 3 Blake Stein (3-2, 3.22), No. 9 Mark Mulder (3-4, 3.65) and No. 18 Brett Laxton (5-4, 3.92).

The Canadians blanked the Cannons twice in a recent series at Nat Bailey Stadium and will be a handful for the Edmonton Trappers in the North Division race. Running backs 74.TroyAsbell 5-9 218 24 Texas 41. Wayne Blair 6-1 229 23 Tulane 6. Jason Clemett 6-1 225 25 Simon Fraser 4. Darryl Hall 6-2 210 33 Washington 51.

Alondra Johnson 5-11 230 33 West Texas St. 44. Kevin Johnson 6-0 240 25 Ohio State 36 Harold Lusk 6-0 195 25 Utah 31. Roger Reinson 6-0 215 31 Calgary 58. Jermaine Smith 6-2 235 25 Ctrl.

St. of Ohio 97. Garrett Sutherland 6-1 230 25 North. Illinois CHUCK WAGONS World Professional Tour MEDICINE HAT STAMPEDE Friday's Day 1 Results 1. Hugh Sinclair, Pahl Livestock one minute, 7.07 Seconds; 2.

Neal Walgenback, Canaccord Capital, 3. Mike Vigen, Friends of Heritage Park, 4. Don Chapin, Sterling Trailer Sales, 5. Herman Flad, Hartland Pipeline Services 6. Kelly Sutherland, Stone Creek Ranches, 7.

Doyle Mullaney, Bayer Agriculture Division, 8. Jim Nevada, Fountain Tire 9. Reg Johnstone, Rock'N Auctions 10. Mark Sutherland, Friemark Ranches, 1:09.72. S.E.

Missouri St. Oregon Southern Cal. Defensive Backs New Mexico St Cincinnati Western Ont. Ctrl. St.

of Ohio Missouri North. Illinois Simon Fraser Murray State Michigan State Murray State Eastern Wash. Western Mich. Auburn Youngst'n St 32. Kelvin Anderson 5-8 205 27 14.

Kevin Parker 5-9 193 23 25.DelonWashington5-11200 23 Fullbacks 33. Ray Biggs 6-1 223 30 19. Paul Blackwood 6-1 222 26 34. Duane Forde 6-0 230 30 Receivers 81. Alan Allen 6-2 195 27 82.

Andre Arlain 6-2 215 23 87. Aubrey Cummings 5-11 170 29 88. VinceDanielsen 6-4 210 28 77. Evan Davis Jr. 6-0 220 24 73.

Daniel Disley 6-2 200 23 89. James Epps 6-2 188 25 8.JohnForman 6-1 197 22 86. Travis Hannah 5-8 165 29 80. Willis Marshall 5-10 195 23 83. Travis Moore 5-11 186 28 85.

Damien Morris 5-9 175 24 18. Allen Pitts 6-4 210 35 23.TariqQaitym 5-11 190 23 Keep An Eye On The Cannons' revamped outfield. First baseman John Roskos is plying a new trade in left, the position his pal Kevin Millar used as a springboard to the majors. Todd Dunwoody, Florida's Opening Day starting centre fielder, is in centre where DaRond Stovall, who was recently released, and Danny Bautista, who was called up to Florida Friday, previously played. Freshly-signed Jerome Walton, the National League's rookie-of-the-year a decade ago, has taken over in right since Jaime Jones was sent back to Double A.

Overall, its a far superior outfield to what the Cannons opened the season with. 17. Marvin Coleman 5-9 170 27 28.ShadwickCriss 5-10 190 23 29. Eddie Davis 5-10 175 26 12. GregFrers 5-11 190 27 70.

William Hampton 5-10 185 24 9AldiHenry 5-10 180 26 26. Andrew Henry 6-2 207 28 3. Jackie Kellogg 6-2 195 28 27. TarrenceMcEvans 5-10 180 24 38. Larry Melton 5-10 200 23 30.

Khary Williams 6-0 200 25 Kickers 78. John Baunemann 6-2 195 26 2. Scott MacKenzie 6-2 215 28 13. MarkMcLoughlin 6-1 185 33 denotes import Idaho St Francis X. Acadia U.B.C.

Concordia Western Ont. Texas Southern Southern Cal. Youngst'n St Ball State McNeese State Fullerton State Florida FIELD HOCKEY Champions Trophy Friday's Results Women Argentina 2 Germany 1 Netherlands 3 South Korea 2 Men South Korea 3 Netherlands 2 Australia 3 England 1 Manitoba Alberta South Dakota AUTO RACING TRANSACTIONS Promotions Tonight: Home Entertainment Giveaway. Sunday: Sundae Sunday (free sundaes). Monday: Elementary School Kids Night.

Tuesday: Elementary School Kids Night. Thursday: Little League Night. Friday: Little League Night. June 19: Little League Banner Parade. June 20: Father's Day.

Updates CALGARY: Clean-up hitter Roskos continues to charge the offence with a .337 batting average, ninth in the PCL (not including Friday's slate). He also leads the team in runs batted in with 29 and is tied with Amaury Garcia in doubles with 17 Closer Eric Ludwick has been a bright light on a dismal pitching staff with eight saves The Guns have slipped to 10th in team batting (.277) and are dead last in team earned-run average with a 6.23 mark. Opposing teams have batted .307 against Calgary Two members of the current staff boast ERAs under 4.00 Ludwick (3.13) and Rafael Medina (2.25) With Medina returning from his third stint with Florida, reliever Travis Burgus (l-0, 5.40 ERA) was demoted to Portland (AA). COLORADO SPRINGS: The meat Forecast Highs ranging from 19-24C today through Tuesday, lows 7C. Mixed sunny and cloud with 40 per cent chance of rain Saturday.

RHP Brian Williamson, RHP Lionel Rogers, RHP Graeme Brown, Steve Elzy, Kevin Ciarrachi, Matthew Dyar, INF Rodney Nye, INF Wesley Wright INF Samuel Lopez, INF Matthew Mize, OF Wayne Lydon, OF Prentice Redman and OF Patrick 0'-Sullivan. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Signed OF Brian Bush, LHP Mark Outlaw, OF James Sitzman and 3B Dean Muthig. Pacific Coast League CALGARY CANNONS-Signed RHP Roger Salkeld. Optioned LHP Travis Burgus to Portland of the Eastern League. BASKETBALL National Association ORLANDO MAGIC-Announced G-F Penny Hardaway has exercised an option to void the last three years of his contract, making him a free agent on July 1.

FOOTBALL Canadian League TORONTO ARGONAUTS Signed DB Alundis Brice and RB Ryan Terry. Released DL Toddrick Mcintosh. National League NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Signed DE Sterling Palmer. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Waived Anthony Kapp, DT Marc Matock and DE Patterson Owens. HOCKEY National League COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS-Named Michael Humes vice-president of business development and broadcasting.

OTTAWA SENATORS-Signed RW Chris Szysky to a multiyear contract. SAN JOSE SHARKS-Re-signed Vincent Damphousse. East Coast League MOBILE MYSTICKS Named Carter Ozyck equipment manager. United League PORT HURON BORDER CATS-Signed Jon Hillebrandt for the 1999-2000 season. BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS-Acitvated IB Tony Clark from the 15-day disabled list SEATTLE MARINERS Signed INF Willie Bloomquist, INF Justin Leone, INF Oscar Ramirez, LHP Steven Kent, RHP Wayne Hamilton, RHP Timothy Burton, OF Sean Parnell and OF Kristoffer Gundrum to minor-league contracts.

TEXAS RANGERS-Signed RHP Nick Regilio, RHP Andres Cavazos and OF Joseph Poe to minor-league contracts. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Signed OF Michael Snyder, RHP Brian Cardwell, RHP David Hanson and RHP Jeremy Cook to minor-league contracts. Sent RHP Paul Quantrill to Syracuse of the International League on a rehabilitation assignment. National League NL Suspended New York Mets manager Bobby Valentine for two games and fined him $5,000 for returning to the dugout after being ejected from a game on June 10, pending an appeal. ATLANTA BRAVES-Traded LHP Matt Targac to Florida Marlins to complete the trade for RHP Justin Speier.

CHICAGO CUBS-Activated Sandy Martinez from the disabled list. Optioned OF Roosevelt Brown to Iowa of the PCL FLORIDA MARLINS-Designated 2B Craig Counsell for assignment. Optioned RHP Rafael Medina to Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. Purchased OF Danny Bautista from Calgary. Acquired LHP Matthew Targac from Atlanta as player to be named later in April 1 trade for RHP Justin Speier.

LOS ANGELES DODGERS-Purchased the contract of OF Brent Cookson from Albuquerque of the PCL Designated INF Chance Sanford for assignment NEW YORK METS-Activated RHP Greg McMichael from 60-day disabled list Optioned INF Melvin Mora to Triple-A Norfolk. Designated RHP Jeff Tarn for assignment Signed RHP Joseph Cole, RHP Orlando Roman, Information Phone 284-1111, fax 284-4343, Cannons website at Gyle Konotopetz CRICKET Shoaib Akhtar not out 1 Extras: (b 3) 32 Total: (for 9 wickets in 50 overs) 271 Fall of wickets: 1-95, 2-116, 3-183, 4-194, 5-195, 6-228, 7-231, 8-231, 9-260. Bowling: Heath Streak 10-0-63-2, Mpumelelo Mbangwa 8-0-28-0, Guy Whittall 8-1-39-1, Henry Olonga 5-0-38-2, Adam Huckle 10-0-43-1, Grant Flower 2-0-13-0, Paul Strang 7-0-38-1. Zimbabwe, innings Neil Johnson Ibw Mahmood 54 Grant Flower Akhtar 2 Murray Goodwin Afridi Razzaq 4 Andy Flower Razzaq 4 Adrian Campbell Akram Razzaq 3 Guy Whittal Afridi Mahmood 16 Heath Streak not out 16 Paul Strang Mahmood Akhtar 5 Henry Olonga st Moin Saqlain 5 ROWING Adam Huckle st Moin Saqlain 0 Mpumelelo Mbangwa Ibw Saqlain 0 Total: (all out in 40.3 overs) 123 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-28, 3-46, 4-50, 5-83, 6-95, 7-110, 8-123, 9-123, 10-123. Bowling: Wasim Akram 6-1-23-0, Shoaib Akhtar 7-1-22-2, Abdur Razzaq 9-1-25-3, Saqlain Mushtaq 6.3-1-16-3, Shahid Afridi 4-0-20-0, Azhar Mahmood 8-1-14-2.

Result Pakistan won by 148 runs. Umpires: Steve Bucknor (West Indies) and David Orchard (South Africa). Television umpire: Doug Cowie (New Zealand). Match referee: Peter Burge (Australia). Today's Match At Nottingham, England India vs.

New Zealand Sunday, June 13 At Leeds, England South Africa vs. Australia World Cup Friday's Match At London (Oval) Pakistan, 271-9, def. Zimbabwe, 123-all out, by 148 runs (Pakistan won the toss) Pakistan, innings Saeed Anwar Andy Flower Olonga 103 Wajahatullah Wasti Huckle Guy Whittall 40 Ijaz Ahmed run out (Goodwin) 5 Inzamam-ul-Haq st Andy Flower Strang 21 Wasim Akram Ibw Huckle 0 Moin Khan run out (Grant Flower) 13 Shahid Afridi Johnson Olonga 37 Azhar Mahmood Andy Flower Streak 2 Abdur Razzaq Streak 0 Saqlain Mushtaq not out 17 Dale Jarrett, Ford, 186.176; 7. (40) Sterling Marlin, Chevrolet, 186.162; 8. (22) Ward Burton, Pontiac, 186.128; 9.

(42) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 186.085; 10. (1) Steve Park, Chevrolet, 186.003. 11. (25) Wally Dallenbach, Chevrolet, 185.874; 12. (28) Kenny Irwin, Ford, 185.854; 13.

(2) Rusty Wallace, Ford, 185.845; 14. (99) Jeff Burton, Ford, 185330; 15. (3) Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 185.735; 16. (7) Michael Waltrip, Chevrolet, 185.629; 17. (12) Jeremy Mayfield, Owensboro, Ford, 185.567; 18.

(18) Bobby Labonte, Pontiac, 185.395; 19. (55) Kenny Wallace, Chevrolet, 185.381; 20. (9) Jerry Nadeau, Ford, 185.376. 21. (93) Dave Blaney, Pontiac, 185.328; 22.

(77) Robert Pressley, Ford, 185.280; 23. (60) Geoffrey Bodine, Chevrolet, 185.157; 24. (43) John Andretti, Pontiac, 184.876; 25. (66) Darrell Waltrip, Ford, 184.852. ARCA-Michigan 200 Lineup BROOKLYN, Mich.

(AP) Lineup for Saturday's Michigan ARCA 200 for ARCA BondoMar-Hyde Series stock cars at the Michigan Speedway, with car number in parentheses, driver, type of car and qualifying speed in m.p.h.: I. (8) David Keith, Ford, 182.140; 2. (52) Bill Baird, Chevrolet, 179.668; 3. (22) Mike Swaim, Pontiac, 179.029; 4. (5) Bobby Gerhart, Chevrolet 5.

(97) Blaise Alexander, Chevrolet, 178.607; 6. (42) Dan Pardus, Chevrolet, 178.183; 7. (85) Rich Woodland, Chevrolet, 177.559; 8. (59) Mark Gibson, Ford, 177.467; 9. (83) Matt Hutter, Chevrolet 177.261; 10.

(91) Walter Riley, Ford, 177.253. II. (55) Bob Strait, Ford, 177.065; 12. (27) Doug Keller, Pontiac, 176.328; 13. (21) Tracy Leslie, Ford, 176.319; 14.

(40) Andy Belmont, Ford, 176J315; 15. (56) Dill Whittymore, Chevrolet 176.298; 16. (29) Darrell Lanigan, Ford, 176.186; 17. (46) Frank Kimmel, Chevrolet 175.490; (99) Jeff Finley, Chevrolet 175.477; 19. (35) Phil Mas-such, Chevrolet 175362; 20.

(67) Jimmy Kitchens, Chevrolet, 175.072. 21. (95) Bobby Hamilton, Chevrolet 174.834; 22. (19) Cavin Councilor, Chevrolet, 174.702; 23. (25) Billy Ven-turini, Chevrolet 173.804; 24.

(57) Mark Claussner, Chevrolet 173.465; 25. (51) Joe Cooksey, Chevrolet 173.381; 26. (14) Christian Elder, Pontiac, 177.620; 27. (75) Bob Schacht, Ford, 173.972; (81) Jerry Hill, Chevrolet 173.231; 29. (18) Jeff Streeter, Ford, 173.227; 30.

(98) Drew White, Pontiac, 173.206. 31. (10) Curt Piercy, Pontiac, 172.952; 32. (71) Dwayn Leik, Chevrolet 172.927; 33. (3) Kirk Shelmerdine, Chevrolet 171.977; 34.

(44) Rick Shep-pard, Chevrolet, 171.604; 35. (32) Mark Stahl, Ford, 171.592; 36. (24) Chuck Weber, Chevrolet 171.461; 37. (23) Ron Cox, Chevrolet, provisional; 38. (84) Norm Benning, Chevrolet provisional; 39.

(17) Mike Ciochetti, Ford, provisional; 40. (4) David Boggs, Chevrolet, provisional. NHRA Qualifying KIRKERSVILLE, Ohio (AP) Qualifying results Friday for the 35th annual Pontiac Excitement Nationals. Top Fuel I. Mike Dunn, 4.574 seconds, 320.05 mph.

2. Gary Scelzi, 4.608, 317.34. 3. Kenny Bernstein, 4.648, 307.16. 4.

Tony Schumacher, 4.659, 308.71. 5. Cory McClenathan, 4.676, 310.70. 6. Scott Kalitta, 4.684, 297.61.

7. Bob Vander-griff, 4.692, 312.21. Doug Herbert, 4.711, 299.06. 9. Jim Head, 4.725, 29431.

10. Larry Dixon, 4318, 286.07. II. Paul Romine, 4.821, 293.92. 12.

Randy Parks, 4.851, 252.19. 13. Doug Kalitta, 4.866, 293.60. 14. Eddie Hill, 4.993, 220.51.

15. Steve Smith, 5.055, 275.00. 16. Allen Hartley, 5572, 18031. Funny Car 1.

Tony Pedregon, Ford Mustang, 5.033, 290.44. 2. John Force, Mustang, 5.043, 292.0& 3. Tommy Johnson Pontiac Firebird, 5.061, 29032. 4.

Tim Wilkerson, Firebird, 5.092, 296.31. 5. Jim Epler, Chevrolet Corvette, 5.126, 301.67. 6. Frank Pedregon, Firebird, 5.168, 281.48.

7. Scotty Cannon, Firebird, 5.188, 286.19. Whit Bazemore, Chevrolet Camaro, 5.216, 287.78. 9. Ron Capps, Camaro, 5.249, 27433.

10. Al Hof mann, Firebird, 5.279, 255.6& 11. Bob Gilbertson, Firebird, 5.412, 215.75. 12. Gary Densham, Firebird, 5.491, 233.44.

13. Scott Weis, Mustang, 5323, 206.13. 14. Phil Burkart, Firebird, 5.695, 185.00. 15.

Jerry Toliver, Firebird, 6.105, 163.28. 16. Dale Creasy, Firebird, 7.348, 116.97. Pro Stock 1. Warren Johnson, Firebird, 7.004, 197.83.

2. Mark Pawuk, Firebird, 7.037, 196.33. 3. Mike Thomas, Firebird, 7.041, 196.07. 4.

Jeg Coughlin, Oldsmo-bile Cutlass, 7.049, 197.28. 5. Mike Trumble, Firebird, 7.049, 195.96. 6. Mike Edwards, Camaro, 7.050, 19656.

7. Allen Johnson, Dodge Avenger, 7.051, 196.44. 8. Robert Patrick, Ford Probe, 7.060, 196.04. 9.

Steve Schmidt Firebird, 7.064, 196.22. 10. Jim Yates, Firebird, 7.074, 19452. 11. Kurt Johnson, Camaro, 7.075, 196.70.

12. Tom Martino, Firebird, 7.083, 19556. 13. Greg Anderson, Firebird, 7.083, 19539. 14.

Ron Krisher, Firebird, 7.084, 193.49. 15. Richie Stevens, Firebird, 7.085, 194.63. 16. Bruce Allen, Firebird, 7.094, 19553.

Atlantic Championship MONTREAL (CP) Lineup for Saturday's' 27-lap, 74.115-mile KOOL-Toy-ota Atlantic Championship race at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, with starting position, driver, car, time and speed in m.p.h (All drivers from U.S. unless noted): 1. Alexandre Tagliani, Lachenaie, Swift 136.739, 102.151; 2. Anthony Lazzaro, Swift 008.a, 1:36.934, 101.945; 3. William Lang-horne.

Swift O08.a, 1:37.315, 101.546; 4 Andrew Bordin, Woodbridge, Ont, Swift 1:37.418, 101.439; 5. Kenny Wilden, Burlington, Ont, Swift O08.a, 1:37.831, 101.010; 6. Buddy Rice, Swift 008.a, 1:38.007, 100.829; 7. David Besna'rd, Swift 1:38.735, 100.086; 8. Nicolas Rondet, Swift 008.

9. David Rutledge, W. Vancouver, B.C., Swift 99.974; 10. Elton Julian, Swift 1:38.940, ll! Alex Gurney, Swift 1:39.127, 99.690; 12. Mike Conte.

Swift 1:39.287, 99.529; 13. Joe Sposato, Rait RT-41; 1:39.546, 99.270; 14. Lee Ben-tham, Richmond Hill, Ont, Swift 1:39.613, 99.203; 15. Cam Binder, Calgary, Swift 008a. 1:39.718, 99.099; 16.

Jean-Francois Veilleux, Verdun, Swift 1:40.629, 17. Sam Hornish, Swift 1:41.190, 97.657 18. Bob Perona, Swift 1:41.410, 97.446; 19. Christophe Beau-vais, Swift 1:41.841, 97.033; 20. Sergei Szortkya, Swift 0O8.a, 1:42.038, 96.846, 21.

John Brooks, Swift 0O8.a, 1:42.572, 96.342; 22. Stever Forrer, Rait RT-iO, 1:43.034, 95.910; 23. Eric Jensen, Swift 008. ai' 1:43.513, 95.466; 24. David Cutler, Swift 008.a, 1:44.142, 94.889; 25.

Bob Siska, Rait RT-40, 1:44.273, 94.770; 26. Imran Husain, Swift 1:44.442, 94.617; 27. Tom Wieringa, Swift 1:45.881, 93.331; Joe Astuti, Rait RT-41, 1:46.972, 92.379; 29. Masaoki Nagashima, Swift O08.a, 2:32.804, 64.671; 30. Brian Westerlund, Rait RT-41, 31:54.036, 5.1629.

Canadian Grand Prix MONTREAL (CP) Results of Friday's free practice for Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix on the 4.421-kilometre (2.74fcmile, 13-turn Circuit Gilles Vil-leneuve with driver, country, make of car and lap time: 1. Eddie Irvine, Ireland, Ferrari, 1 minute, 20.576 seconds; 2. David Coulthard, Scotland, McLaren-Mercedes; 3. Michael Schumacher, Germany, Ferrari, 4. JeacvAlesi, France, Sauber, 5.

Giancarlo Fisichella, Italy, Benetton, 6. Riccardo Zonta, Brazil, BAR, 7. Mika Hakkinen, Finland, McLaren-Mercedes, Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Germany, Jor-dan-Mugen Honda, 9. Jacques Villeneuve, Iberville, BAR, 1:22.021. 10.

Rubens Barrichello, Brazil, Stewart-Ford, 11. Jarno Trulli, 12. Ralf Schumacher, Germany, Williams, 13. Alexander Wurz, Austria, Benetton, 14. Damon Hill, England, Jordan-Mugen Honda, U22.734; 15.

Olivier Panis, France, Ptost-Peugeot, 16. Johnny Herbert, England, Stewart-Ford, 17. Luca Badoer, Italy, Mi-nardnford, Alex Zanardi, Italy, Williams, 19. Marc Gene, Spain, Minardi-Ford, 20. Pedro de la Rosa, Spain, Arrows, 1:23.996.

21. Toranosuke Takagi, Japan, Ar-rowsi 22. Pedro Diniz, Brazil, Sauber, 1:24.462. True Value International Race i of Champions BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) Results Friday of the third round of the 1999 True Value International Race of Champions Series at Michigan Speedway, with starting position in parentheses, driver and regular series, laps completed, reason out, if any, and points earned (all drivers compete in identically prepared IR0C cars): 1.

(12) Dale Earnhardt, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, 21; 2. (2) Dale Earnhardt NASCAR Busch Series, 50, 17; 3. (9) Rusty Wallace, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, 14; 4. (10) Bobby Labonte, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, 12; 5. (10) Mark Martin, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, 10; 6.

(1) Jeff Burton, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, 7. (8) Jeff Gordon, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, a (7) Kenny Brack, Indy Racing League, 50, 9. (4) Greg Moore, Maple Ridge, B.C, CART, 50, 10. (6) Adrian Fernandez, CART, 50, 11. (5) Dale Jarrett, NASCAR Winston Cup, 50, 12.

(3) Eddie Cheever, Indy Racing League, 50, Kmart 400 Qualifying BROOKLYN, Michigan (AP) Qualifying Friday for Sunday's NASCAR Winston Cup Series KMart 400 at the Michigan Speedway with starting position, car number in parentheses, driver, make of car and speed in mph (All drivers from U.S.): 1. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 186.945; 2. (36) Ernie Irvan, Pontiac, 186.712; 3. (6) Mark Martin, Ford, 186.567; 4. (33) Ken Schrader, Chevrolet 186.553; 5.

(94) Bill Elliott Ford, 186.543; 6. (88) National Team LONDON (CP) The rowers announced for the Canadian National Rowing team that begins competition next Friday in Vienna. They will also compete in Amsterdam and Lucerne while in Europe. Men Heavyweight Eight Bryan Belenkie, Calgary; Larry Varga, Ucluelet, B.C.; Barney Williams, Victoria; Mike Belenkie, Calgary; Tom Herschmiller, Comox, B.C; Scott Brodie, St Catharines, Ont Adam Parfitt Victoria; Henry Hering, Montreal; Chris Taylor, St. Catharines, Ont.

Lightweight Eight Eric Oinonen, Thunder Bay, Ont; Matt McCarthy, Peterborough, Ont; Tony Shearing, Toronto; Jeff Lay, London, Ont; Dave Boyes, StCatharines, Ont; Ed Winchester, Saint John, N.B; Ben Storey, Whitehorse, Yukon; Graham McLaren, Victoria; Trevor Peterson, Pickering, Ont Lightweight Men's Four lain Bram- bell, Brentwood Bay, B.C.; Jon Beare, Toronto; Gavin Hassett, Victoria; Chris Davidson, Oakville, Ont. Heavyweight Men's Doubles Todd Hallett, Dartmouth, N.S; Lawrence Nwaesei Windsor, Ont. Single Sculls Derek Porter, Victoria. Women Heavyweight Eight Cox: Lesley Thompson, London, Ont; Theresa Luke, Forest Grove, B.C; Dorota Urba-niak, Toronto; Heather Davis, Vancouver; Alison Korn, Ottawa; Emma Robinson, Winnipeg; Kubet Weston, Tillsonburg, Ont; Heather McDermid, Calgary; Buffy Alexander, St Catharines, Ont; Laryssa Biesenthal, Walkerton, Ont Lightweight Quad Katrina Scott, Toronto; Renata Troc, London, Ont; Tracy Duncan, Saskatoon; Nathalie Benzing, Toronto. Lightweight Doubles Fiona Milne, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont; Gen Meredith, Montreal.

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Spain 3-2 (25-19, 18-25, 19-25, 26-24, 15-10); Russia def. Australia 3-0 (25-19, 25-20, 27-25); Poland def. Italy 3-2 (27-29, 24-26, 25-14, 25-19, 13-15); Cuba def. France 3-2 (26-28, Tonight's Games Australia vs. Russia at Moscow Brazil at Netherlands at Rotterdam Spain at Canada at Winnipeg France at Cuba at Havana Portugal at Argentina at Buenos Aires 'n im 1.30 lift lf fm IcanaownI V.

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