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C4 The Vancouver Sun, Tuesday, November 6, 1990 SCOREBOARD uebec will support TODAY luf chase of Expos HOCKEY National League: 7:30 Detroit at Vancouver. NW 98. Pacitic Coliseum; Washington at Quebec: Chicago at Harttord; Toronto at NY Islanders: Calgary at Pittsburgh; Philadelphia al Winnipeg: Edmonton at St. Louis B.C. Junior League, Coast Division: OO Kelowna at Chilliwack West Coast Junior: Coquitlam at Richmond Points-TDs-Darrell Smith, Toronto, 120; Craig Ellis, Edmonton, 102; Derrick Crawford, Calgary, 90.

Points-kicking David Ridgway, Saskatchewan, 233; Paul Osbaldiston, Hamilton, 212; Mark McLoughlin, Calgary, 209. Rushing-TDs Blake Marshall, Edmonton, 12; Milson Jones, Saskatchewan, 1 Tony Cherry, Calgary, 8. Rustling-carries Robert Mimbs, Winnipeg, 285; Reggie Barnes, Ottawa, WEDNESDAY BASEBALL NOTEBOOK HOCKEY National League: 4:30 Boston at Montreal, TSN; Buffalo at NY Rangers, NY Islanders at New Jersey B.C. Junior League, Coast Division: 6:30 New Westminster at Bellingham; 7:00 Vernon al Penticton West Coast Junior: Grandview at Coquitlam 1 HORSE RACING: 6:55 Harness card at Clovetdale Raceway 211; Derrick McAdoo. Hamilton, 198.

Rushing-yards Robert Mimbs, Winnipeg, 1,341, Reggie Barnes, Ottawa, 1,260: Tracy Ham, Edmonton, 1,096. Receiving-IDs Darrell Smith, Toronto, 20; Craig Ellis, Edmonton, 17; Earl Wintield, Hamilton, 13. Receiving-catches Craig Ellis, Edmonton, 106; Ray Elgaard, Saskatchewan, 94; Darrell Smith, Toronto, 93. Receiving-yards Darrell Smith, Toronto, Craig Ellis, Edmonton, Ray Elgaard, Saskatchewan, 1,494. Yards from scrimmage Robert Mimbs, Winnipeg, Darrell Smith, Toronto, Craig Ellis, Edmonton, 1,674.

Pasiina-TDs Tracy Ham. Edmon KB! PLESS TODAY 5:00 NBA Basketball: Boston at Chicago. TSN WEDNESDAY 1:30 PGA Golt: Kapalua International, first round, TSN 4:30 NHL Hockey: Boston at Montreal, TSN Williams, Edm 90 987 1 1.0 2 Crawford, Cal 56 796 14.2 3 Dawsey. Ott 70 603 8.7 0 T.Hunter, B.C. 47 519 11.0 I W.Zatylny, Ham 47 445 9.5 0 A.

45 416 9.2 0 KICKOFF RETURNS NO Yds, Avo-TO Dawsey, Ott 59 1307 22.2 0 Hopkins, Cal 50 1287 25.7 1 demons, Tor 39 831 21.3 0 Graham, B.C. 33 830 25.2 0 Lee, Sask 35 785 22.4 0 Williams, Edm 31 743 24.0 1 Crawford, Cal 23 734 31.9 1 W.Zatylny, Ham 33 687 20.8 1 McAdoo, Ham 32 681 21.3 0 Colbert, B.C. 37 647 17.5 0 KICKOFFS No Yds. Avg. LK McL'ghlin, Cal 112 6476 57.8 91 ChomycTor 110 5688 51.7 68 Dorsey, Oft 103 5620 54,6 80 Osfiald'n, Ham 91 5319 58.5 90 Ridgway, Sask 99 5219 52.7 72 Macoritti, Edm 95 5037 53.0 66 Kennerd, Wpg 81 4622 57.1 95 Passaglia.

B.C. 44 219 49.5 67 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No Yds. TD Browne, Wpg 14 273 45 1 Hill, Wpg 12 138 30 0 Pleasant, Tor 9 171 63 0 Wilson, Ott 8 132 62 1 Flagel, Ott 8 95 48 1 Gooch, Edm 7 160 45 1 Berry, Tor 7 1 53X-62 1 Francis, Edm 7 137 42 0 Wilkerson, Ham 7 111 51 1 Wilson, Tor 6 134 65 1 Hall, Sask 6 132 67 0 Lowe, Sask 6 130 51 0 Gaines, Tor 6 123 50 1 6 62 18 1 x-denotes TD scored on play FUMBLE RETURNS NO Yds. LR TD Wilson, Ott 8 5 5 0 Flagel, Ott 6 44 x-42 1 Battle, Wug 5 30 30 0 Williams, Wpg 4 65 65 1 Warnock, Cal 4 0 0 0 Bass, Edm 4 0 0 0 Pless, B.C. 4 0 0 0 x-denotes TD scored on play TEAM OFFENCE (Yardage listed is rushing plus passing minus team losses) Yards Rush Pass Edmonton 7707 3264 5043 Toronto 7498 2173 5774 B.

7491 2423 5446 Sask. 7333 1935 5793 Ottawa 6738 26'7 4393 Winnipeg 6544 1936 4936 Calgary 6277 1903 4913 Hamilton 6024 1193 5251 TEAM DEFENCE (Yardage listed is fewest yards total) Yards Rush Pass Winnipeg 6025 1883 4637 Edmonton 6240 1629 5088 Sask. 6564 1967 5038 Toronto 6810 2139 5121 B.C. 7069 1 957 5506 Hamilton 7421 2810 4912 Calgary 7573 2765 5162 Ottawa 7910 2316 6085 SCORING (Ru-runnirw Rc-receivini Rt-relwro O-Other points; P-Total points) TOUCHDOWNS TDRuRcRIO D.Smith, Tor 20 0 20 0 0 120 Ellis, Edm 17 0 17 0 0 102 Crawford, Cat 15 0 11 4 0 90 demons, Tor 14 4 8 0 84 Marsnall. Edm 13 12 1 0 0 78 Wintield, Ham 13 0 13 0 0 78 M.Jones,Sask 12 11 1 0 0 72 Streater, Wog 12 0 12 0 0 72 Williams, Ott 12 0 12 0 0 72 11 0 11 0 2 48 S.Jones,Ott II 0 11 0 0 46 Narcisse.Sask 9 0 9 0 2 56 Cnerry.Cal 9 8 1 0 0 54 Alexander, B.C.

9 0 9 0 0 54 Wright, Edm 9 0 9 0 0 54 Christensen, 6.C. 8 0 8 0 4 52 Boyd, Tor 8 0 8 0 I 50 8 4 2 0 0 48 House, Wog 8 0 8 0 0 48 Graham, B.C. 7 4 1 0 2 44 PLACEKICKING CFG SOP 47 59 9 0 233 Osbald'n, Ham 4) 52 15 0 212 McL'ghlin, Cal 56 45 18 0 209 ChomycTor 74 38 10 0 200 Mdcoritti, Edm 64 36 14 0 186 Kennerd, Wpg 43 43 10 0 182 Dorsey, Ott 55 38 7 0 176 33 25 8 0 1(6 FIELD GOALS AM Ridgwav, Sask 72 59 53 62 52 57 McL'ghlin, Cal 69 45 54 Clwnyc, Tor 52 38 52 Macoritti, Edm 53 36 47 58 43 51 Dorsey, Ott 53 38 51 Passaglia, B.C. 39 25 50 CONVERTS AM Macoritti, Edm 64 64 Dorsev.Ott 55 55 Kennerd.Wpg '43 43 Osbaldn, Ham 41 41 Passaglia, B.C. 33 33 Chomyc, Tor 77 76 McL'ghlin, Cal 57 54 Ridgway, Sask 43 47 RUSHING Avg.TD 285 1341 4.7 6 Barnes, Ott 211 1260 6.0 5 Ham, Edm 136 1096 8.1 5 Allen, Ott 124 776 6.3 7 M.

Jones, Sask 136 765 5.6 II McAdoo, Ham 1V8 752 3.8 5 Foggie, Tor 68 743 10.9 5 Flutie, B.C. 79 662 8.4 3 Taylor, Edm 102 662 6.5 2 Cherry, Cal 141 619 4.4 8 Skinner, B.C. 10? 603 5.9 0 Marshall, Edm 120 603 5.0 12 PASS RECEIVING NO Yds. Avg.TD D.Smith,Tor 93 1826 19.6 20 Ellis, Edm 106 1654 15.6 17 Elgaard, Sask 94 1494 15.9 11 S.Jones, Ott 59 1182 20.0 11 Pitts, Cal 65 1172 18.0 4 Narcisse.Sask 86 1129 13.1 9 Alexander, B.C 45 1120 17.2 9 SCOUTING ton, 36; Damon Allen, Ottawa, 34; Kent Austin, Saskatchewan, 27. Passingompletioiis Kent Austin, Saskatchewan, 360; Tom Burgess.

Winnipeg, 330; Tracy Ham, Edmonton, 285. Passing-attempts-Kent Austin, Tom Burgess, Winnipeg 574; Tracy Ham, Edmonton, 559. Passing-yards Kent Austin, Saskatchewan, Tracy Ham, Edmonton, Tom Burgess, Winnipeg, 3,958. Passing Efficiency Rating Tracy Ham, Edmonton, 79.9; Damon Allen, Ottawa, 79.3; Kent Austin, Saskatchewan, 78.0. Field goals-made- David Ridgway, Saskatchewan, 59; Paul Osbaldiston, Hamilton, 52; Mark McLoughlin, Calgary, 45.

KkkoH returns-yards Stacty Dawsey, Ottawa, Ronald Hopkins, Calgary, Mike Clemons, Toronto 831. Punt returns-yards Mike demons, Toronto, Henry Williams, Edmonton, 987; Derrick Crawford, Calgary, 796. Quarterback sacks-Stewart Hill, Will Johnson, Calgary, 16; Kent Warnock, Calgary, 16. Tackles Bruce Holmes, Ottawa, 127; Chris Gaines, Toronto, 117; Willie Interception returns-Less Browne, Winnipeg, It Roderick Hill, Winnipeg, 12, Reggie Pleasant, Toronto, 9. Interception returns-yards- Less Browne, Winnipeg, 273; Reggie Pleasant, Toronto, 171; Keith Gooch, Edmonton, 160.

Fumble returns-Troy Wilson, Ottawa, Scott Flagel, Ottawa, Greg Battle, Winnipeg, 5. Fumble returns-yards Albert Williams, Winnipeg, 65; Chris Major, B.C S4; Scott Ftasel, Ottawa, 44. Punlers-average- Brent Matich, Calgary, 43.1; Ray Macoritti, Edmonton, 43.0; Bob Cameron, Winnioeg, 42.0. Montreal Gazette, AP, New York Times MONTREAL A group of prospective Expos owners has reached a deal with Quebec for provincial government support pending cabinet approval Tourism Minister Andre Vallerand said Monday. The agreement, which Vallerand hopes to be able to submit to cabinet Wednesday in Quebec City, is a key piece in what has turned into a very complex puzzle that will see the team stay in Montreal.

But the agreement is not the only piece, team president Claude Brochu said. "We're still negotiating with the sellers, the buyers, the province, the city and major league baseball," said Brochu, confirming a deal pending cabinet approval. "But at least today I can tell you that we're almost there." How close? Brochu revealed that a committee of other major league owners has already begun investigating the package. Brochu and other representatives of the Expos ownership consortium met through the weekend with representatives of the provincial government. The consortium is attempting to come up with $100 million Cdn to purchase the team from majority owner Charles Bronfman, Hugh Hallward and Lome Webster.

Brochu admitted he is still "a bit short" of that figure, adding that he is still looking for additional private investors including those from elsewhere in Canada and the United States. In addition to defining the amount of the province's direct financial involvement either through a loan, an equity share or some combination of the two discussions dealt REPORT with a new lease at the Olympic Stadium. Vallerand, however, may run into opposition in cabinet. Municipal Affairs Minister Claude Ryan is believed to be less than keen on the prospect of using the public purse to help a ball team. The bidding war for Darryl Strawberry opened officially on Monday when all 26 major league teams were allowed to talk contract with all 95 free agents entering the marketplace.

And the New York Mets, apparently destined to compete with the Los Angeles Dodgers for their star right fielder, acknowledged that they had reopened talks with his agent. It was the first time in two weeks that the Mets had spoken with Strawberry's agent, Eric Goldsch-midt, who indicated last week that the asking price was still in the neighborhood of $4.7 million a year for five years. The last known offer by the Mets was $3 million a year for three years, an offer made and spurned in July. Chicago White Sox named Ron Schueler the senior vice-president of the American League team Monday, saying he'll share general manager duties with former Sox pitcher Larry Monroe. Monroe, 34, will be vice-president of scouting and minor-league operations.

Schueler is a former White Sox pitcher and pitching coach and, more recently, the Oakland A's chief scout. 262 144 55.0 2028 17 Foggie, Tor 210 109 51.9 1928 23 Paopao, B.C. 224 1 37 61.2 1 852 14 Dillon, Ham 193 113 58,5 1351 7 PUNTING NO Yds. Avg. Matich, Cal 133 5728 43,1 71 Macoritti, Edm 134 5765 43.0 87 Cameron, Wog 160 6724 42.0 65 Harper, Tor 103 4133 40.1 61 Baker, Ott 149 5935 39.8 81 llesic, Tor 20 784 39.2 62 Passaglia, B.C.

8) 3169 39.1 60 128 4983 38.9 74 PUNT RETURNS NO. Yds. AV9.TD 74 1 045 14.1 2 Crawford, Cal 57 1096 19.2 11 Wintield, Ham 62 1054 17.0 13 Boyd, Tor 59 1053 17.8 8 Christensen, B.C. 62 1036 16.7 8 Willis, Edm 63 1030 16.3 6 Eitell, Ham 60 937 15.6 2 demons, Tor 72 905 12.6 8 Wright, Edm 54 900 16.7 9 PASSING A CPctYdsTD Austin, Sask 618 360 58.3 4404 27 Ham, Edm 559 285 51.0 4286 36 Burgess, Wpg 574 330 57.5 3956 25 Allen, Ott 528 276 52.3 3863 34 Kerrigan. Ham 479 249 52.0 3655 22 Flutie, B.C.

392 207 52.8 2960 16 Barrett, Cal 295 155 52.5 2677 19 Vancouver Canucks (7-7-0) vs. IMroit Red Wings (7-5-3), tonight, 7:35 p.m.. Pacific Coliseum. Radio: CKNW, 9B0. TV: None Canucks' update: Lell winger Carry Valk v.as recalled Monday from Milwaukee Admirals of the International Hockey League and will be available lot tonight's game.

Valk, a 22-year-old rookie pro, scored 12 goals and lour assists in 10 games with the Admirals. He'll replace another rookie, Rob Murphy, who sull'ered a sprained knee Saturday night against Winnipeg. Although the Canucks lost to the Jets, 5-3, Vancouver's maligned power play ended a O-l'or-15 drought by scoring twice. In a previous meeting against the Red Wings Oct. 23 at Joe Louis Arena, rookie goalie Troy Gamble replaced Kirk McLean after Sergei Fedorov's second goal made it 6-0 for the Red Wings al 7:15 of he second period.

McLean yielded all six goals on 17 shots in Detroit's 6-0 win. LW Greg Adams (sprained knee) has resumed skating but is still a scratch tonight. Injuries: Jay Mazur, RW, bruised chest; Rob Murphy, C-LW. sprained knee; Ron Stern, RW. broken wrist.

Wings' update: Right winger Bob Probert was a huge presence in the Wings' win over Vancouver last month, but he hasn't been able to travel with the club when it play Canadian teams in the league. Frobert is fighting a deportation order by an immigration judge, stemming from his convicton for cocaine importation, and if he leaves the United States while his appeal is pending, he can't return. Linemates Shawn Burr and centre Jim Carson aren't nearly as effective without him. Despite having Steve Yzerman. the Red Wings' spend a great deal of time working on their power play, hich ranks near the bottom of the NHL, Detroit has scored nine goals on 62 chances; the Canucks have nine goals on 67 opportunities.

Tim Cheveldae. v. ho slopped 28 shots to shut out Vancouver earlier, is a workhorse goalie whu feels he is capable of making 60-65 starts this season, Injuries: None lo report. I AMERICAN CONFERENCE East A Pel Standings Buffalo .875 7 1 0 229 1 36 7 1 0 175 93 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 4 5 0 75 199 ,875 .444 .250 Srnyitie Division 2 6 0 112 186 1 7 0 120 144 .125 Central 5 4 0 212 225 .554 5 4 0 171 147 .556 If Tyson not first up, boxing scene will split Miami NY Jets Indianapolis New England Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Cleveland LA Raiders Kansas City San Diego Denver .444 4 5 0 194 169 2 7 0 128 235 .222 West 6 2 0 154 108 .750 5 3 0 176 121 .625 4 5 0 195 156 .444 3 5 0 190 205 .375 3 5 0 158 166 .375 SPORTS Seattle NATIONAL CONFERENCE GF GA Home Away Div Pts Calgary 16 II 5 0 68 45 7- 1-0 4- 4-0 5- 1-0 22 Los Angeles 15 10 4 1 66 46 6- 1-1 4- 3-0 3- 2-1 21 Vancouver 14 7 7 0 42 46 4- 3-0 3- 4-0 2- 4-0 14 Winnipeg 15 6 8 I 48 47 4- 3-0 2- 5-1 5- 3-1 13 Edmonton 12 2 8 2 31 37 2- 5-1 0- 3-1 0- 5-2 4 Norris Division Chicago 16 10 6 0 52 37 7- 3-0 3- 3-0 4- 2-0 20 St.Louls 14 9 4 1 51 39 3- 1-1 4- 3-0 4- 1-1 19 Detroit 15 7 5 3 58 57 7- 1-0 0- 4-3 3- 1-2 17 Minnesota 16 3 9 4 42 60 2- 2-2 1- 7-2 0- 5-2 10 Toronto 16 2 13 1 42 80 2- 4-1 0- 7-0 2- 4-1 5 WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division GF GA Home Away Div Pts NY Rangers 17 II 6 0 69 43 8- 2-0 3- 4-0 4- 3-0 22 New Jersey 15 9 5 1 59 48 7- 0-1 2- 5-0 S-3-0 19 Washington 16 9 7 0 52 50 5- 2-0 4- 5-0 4- 4-0 18 Philadelpnia 15 8 7 0 58 53 5- 3-0 3- 4-0 2- 5-0 16 Pittsburgh -V: 14 7 6 1 64 54 4- 3-0 3- 3-1 6- 3-0 1 5 NY Islanders 14 4 10 0 36 61 2- 5-0 2- 5-0 2- 5-0 8 Adams Division Boston 15 8 5 2 46 52 5- 1-0 3- 4-2 2- 1-1 18 Montreal 16 8 4 2 S3 50 5- 1-1 3- 5-1 4-1-1 18 Buffalo 14 5 5 4 45 4) 2- 2-3 3- 3-1 2- 4-3 14 Hartta'd 14 4 8 2 33 48 3- 3-1 1- 5-1 2- 3-2 10 Quebec 15 3 9 3 40 61 1- 4-2 2- 5-1 1- 2-3 9 East 8 0 0 195 103 BRIEFLY 3 0 185 141 The moiwv leaders on the i990 LPGA Tour through tfte Japan Classic, which NY Giants Washington Philadelphia Dallas Phoenix Mi .625 .500 .333 ,250 5 4 3 4 0 199 172 6 0 119 180 6 0 103 195 Boston 3 at NY Rangera 2 First Period 1. NY Rangers, Ogrodnick 9 (Leeich, Mullen) 5:18 2.

NY Rangers, Gartner 9 (Turcotte, Penalties Caroenter Bos (interference) Moller NYR (roughing) 13:14, Leeich NYR (high-sticking) 19. Second Period 3. Boston, Carpenter 4 (Carter, Byers) 14:22 Penalties Vial NYR (tripping) 5:59, Hodge Bos (holding) 4:10, Moog Bos (roughing; served by Janney), Vial NYR (roughing) 8:08, Vanbiesbrouck NYR (delay ol game; served by Sheppard) 10:20, Wesley Bos (holding) 12:04, Galley Bos (tripping) 17:24. Third Period 4. Boston, Neely 8 (Janney, Weimer) 19:46 Penalty Nitan Bos (slashing) 9:35, Overtime 5.

Boston, B.Sweeiiev 2 (Neely, Bur-ridqel 3:30 Penalties None. Shots on goal by Boston 8 12 6 2-28 NewYork 10 7 8 4-29 Goal Boston: Moog (W.4-3-1); NY Rangers: Vanbiesbrouck (L.6-3-0). Power-plays (goals-chances) Boston: 0-4; NY Rangers: 0-5. Referee- Bill McCreary. Linesmen-Gerard Gauthier, Leon Stickle.

SCORING LEADERS Unofficial NHL scoring leaders after Monday's game: A Pts Gretzky.LA 10 19 29 Cullen, Pgtt 6 22 28 8 19 27 ended Nov. 2 147,990 145,377 140,988 129,381 128,753 128,216 122,937 121,063 Trn 23 24 1. Bed) Daniel 2. Patty Sheetwn 3. Betsy King 4.

Cathy Gerring 5. Pat Bradley 6. Rosie Jones 7. AyaKo Okamoto 8. Nancy Lopez central 7 I 0 199 102 .875 4 5 0 163 208 .444 3 0 206 220 .375 3 5 0 147 1 80 .375 2 6 0 177 181 .250 West 8 0 0 198 138 1.000 3 5 0 208 221 .375 3 5 0 191 227 .375 3 5 0 136 157 .375 Chicago TamoaBav -Detroit Green Bay Minnesota San Francisco Atlanta LA Rams New Orleans 26 116,422 25 112,840 27 112,225 26 111,515 JO 110,488 3D 109,407 9.

Danielle Ammaccapane 26 10. Cindy Rarick 13 II 24 24. Dale Egoellng 25. PaltlRizzo 26. Nancy Brown 27.

Meg Mallon 28. Penny Hammel 29. Amy Benz 30. Sherri Turner 31. Kathv Postlewait 32.

Sue Edl 33. Alice Ritzman 34. Jane Cralter 35. Kristi Albers 36. Mays Will 37.

Sherri Steinhauer 38. Missie Berteotti 39. 5usan Sanders 40. Vick! Fcgon 41. Shirley Furlong 42.

AmyAlcoft 43. Donna White 44. Pamela Wright 45. Missie McGeorge 46. Lynn Connelly 47.

Cathy Morse 48. JoAnne earner 49. Lenore Rittenhouse 50. Martha Nause 11 18 13 18 14 18 7 17 24 Money 732,618 543,844 487,326 480,018 353,832 302,885 301,262 300,231 259,163 240,478 231,410" 225,518 187,486 186,444 181,874 180,197 169,543 166,661 157,651 156,240 155,765 149,972 27 107,030. 27 101,446 the Breeders' Cup Turf in 1988 and earned nearly $3 million in his career, had to be destroyed Monday at Santa Anita.

The 7-year-old gelding, with Russell Baze atop, was second and closing the gap on Ultra-sonido with about four furlongs to run in the $219,400 Carleton F. Burke Handicap. Then, in an instant, his right hind leg gave way. Great Communicator was destroyed after suffering a compound fracture of the cannon bone in his right hind leg and a possible fracture of the lower leg. Giants 24 at Colls 7 101,049 3 15 18 3 15 18 99,215 14 23 15 23 13 22 17 22 5 21 11 20 99,208 NiChollS, NYR Muller.NJ Suter.Cal Craven.

Pha J.Mullen, Pgh Turgeon, But Sandstrom, LA Fleury, Cal Roenick, Chi Coffey, Pgh Sleen, Wpg Larmer.Chi Turcotte, NYR Stevens. Pgh Recchi, Pgh Sakic. Que Leetch, NYR Hull, StL Yzerman, Det B.Mullen, NYR Dates, StL Nieuwendyk, Cal Chelios.Chi LaFonlaine, NYI 11. DawttCoe 12. Dottie Mochrie 13.

CoHsen Walker 14. Chris Johnson 15. Deb Richard 16. JaneGeddes 17. Caroline Keusi 18.

Elaine CrosOy 19. Debbie Massey 20. Cindy Figs-Currier 21. Cathy Johnston 22. Tammie Green a.

Barb Mucha 97,084 96,817 93,721 90,531 7 13 20 7 17 8 17 9 17 9 17 10 17 11 17 13 17 13 17 Evander Holyfield may have won the "undisputed heavyweight championship of the world" when he knocked out Buster Douglas Oct. 25. but by early 1991, the heavyweight title could again be split in threes, Monday, the World Boxing Coim-j cil reiterated that if Holyfield goes through with a scheduled first defence against George Foreman, he will lose the WBC's share of the title. The WBC has decreed that former champion Mike Tyson, who was elevated to No, I contender the day after Holyfield-Douglas, must get the next title shot. "No one can ignore the WBC executive director Eduardo Lamazon said.

"If they strip Evander everyone will ignore the WBC," said Holyfield's promoter, Dan Duva, who said he has reached an agreement in principle with the Trump Organization for Holyfield-Foreman to be held at the Atlantic City Convention Center in March or April, i The International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Association are expected to sanction Holyfield-Foreman, but the WBC has threatened to recognize a fight between Tyson and its next-leading available contender as a title match. Horse racing Great Communicator, who won 2 18 20 8 11 19 4 15 19 9 9 18 87,218 86,478 83.383 Curling Larose, Mctn Dobbin, Hers Yake.Spr Todd. Uti 13 4 19 13 4 19 1019 10 18 4 14 18 Duncan, Mctn ONTARIO Connie Laliberte of Winnipeg and North Vancouver's Al Moore won the women's and men's titles, respectively, in the Crown of Curling cashspiel Monday at Kamloops Curling Club. Former world champion Laliberte defeated Kamloops' Sue Garvey 9-6 and took the women's top prize of $6,500. Moore beat Eric Wiltzen of Kamloops 6-4 and won $10,000.

BASEBALL American League Chicago White Son name Ron Schueler senior vice-president, Larry Monroe director of minor leagues and scouting, Steve Noworyta director of minor league operations, and Duane Shaffer director of scouting. FOOTBALL CFL B.C Lions release from practice roster defensive tackle Rick Klassen, kicker Lui Passaglia, linebacker Calgary Stampeders reactivate defensive end Srecko Zizakovic from in i ured I ist and transfer him to reserve list. Hamilton Tiger-Cats release from practice roster slotback Randy Fabi, defensive backs Lance Shields, Dave Mossman, Garland Rivers and Junior Robinson, defensive tackle Robert Weir, linebackers Virgil Robertson and David Holmes, running back Myron Jones and defensive end Rod Skillman. NFL Cleveland Browns fire head coach Bud Carson; name Jim Shofner coach. HOCKEY NHL Chicago Blackhawks recall goal-tender Dominik Hasek from Indianapolis of the International Hockey League.

Hartford Whalers recallcentre Mike Tomlak from Springfieldlndiansof the American Hockey League. Vancouver Canucks recall left winger Gary Valk from Milwaukee of tftelHL First Quarter Second Quarter NY Anderson 2 run (Bahr kick), :24. NY Anderson 3 run (Bahr kick), .11:44. Third Quartet ind Bentlev 1 run (Biasucd kick), 7:11 Fourth Quarter NY Duerson 31 fumble return (Bahr kick), 1:37. A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING New York, Anderson 14-55, Tillman 7-37, Meggett4-19, Carthon 3-7, Simms l-lminus 1 Hosteller 1 -(minus 1).

Indianapolis, Bentley 8-29, Dickerson PASSING NewYork, Simms 17-21-1-172, Hosteller 0-0-0-0. Indianapolis, George 23-37-0-140. RECEIV ING New York, Meggett 6-47, Anderson 3-24, Hampton 2-31 Bavaro 2-19, Tillman 2-(minus 5), Baker 1-40, Mrosko 1-16. Indianapolis, Brooks 7-47, Hester 5-27, Dickerson 4-3, Morgan 3-53, Bentley 2-10, Verdin 1-15, Beach 1-5. FRASER VALLEY Premier Division APts.

SurreyUnited 0 3 IS 7 13 Langley Athletics 5 1 2 II 6 12 Aklergrove 4 2 4 14 15 12 Delta United 4 1 3 13 11 II Surrey FC 3 3 3 12 10 9 Delta United 4 5 0 It 15 I MisskmFVA 2 4 2 12 12 4 Cogultlam 2 i 2 19 21 Chilliwack SC 2 5 1 9 15 FraserCity 1 5 2 7 It 4 PACIFIC COAST Grad Division GF GA Pts Milan 2 I 18 14 11 International 5 2 0 9 5 10 Cape Horn 3 I 4 14 II 10 Rirj Westside 3 2 2 7 4 1 Can Alumni 3 2 2 13 7 I Khatsa 1 2 4 12 14 4 WestbumCaa 2 4 2 12 14 4 Club Ireland 2 5 1 9 15 5 Croatia 2 4 0 8 II 4 Virtus Treviso 1 3 2 10 15 4 LEADING SCORERS Olos Batista Milan, li goals Peter Sarai, Clan, 7 Corey Lenatduzzi, Virtus 4 Raymond Pang, Westside, Gary Bodwal, Khaisa. 4 Patrick McGeachin, Quo 4 Zl Sestet VOLLEYBALL H8E Smote A Final Standings INTERNATIONAL East Division GWLOTL A Kalamazoo 13 II 2 0 61 32 22 Fon Wayne 13 8 3 2 41 45 18 Muskegon 12 5 0 42 55 14 Indianapolis 13 7 4 I) 44 41 14 Albany 14 3 9 2 44 43 i West Division Peoria 13 12 I 0 71 34 24 SanDiego 15 4 7 2 43 45 14 Phoenix II 1 37 33 11 Salt Lake 13 5 7 1 44 45 11 Milwaukee 12 5 7 0 44 54 10 Kansas City 13 1 11 0 24 52 4 NOTE: Two points are awarded tor a victory andonetor an overtime toss. Goals In shootouts count towards goals for. Monday Result Kalamazoo 3 Albany 1 MILWAUKEE ADMIRALS Scoring GP 6 Pts.P!M EricMurano 10 4 4 14 2 Peter Bakovic 12 I 12 13 41 lanKidd 12 0 19 Patrice Lefebvre 12 4 4 8 13 GinoOdiick 12 4 3 7 93 JackCapuano 11 3 4 7 10 Cam Brown 10 3 3 4 38 CarlVal'iront 11 2 4 4 4 DaveMackey 12 4 I 5 35 DonGibson 12 2 41 ShaunClouston 9 I 4 11 PeterDeBoer 12 0 4 4 4 Todd Hawkins 4 2 0 2 49 JimRevenberg 7 0 2 2 71 Steve Veilleux 11 0 2 2 40 Jim Banning I 0 I 1 12 Steve Weeks 7 0 113 Shawn Antoski 2 0 0 0 29 SteveMcKicnan 4 0 0 0 2 Gtattendmi GP Mms. GA SO Ave.

McKichan 4 329 14 0 292 Weeks 7 334 29 0 121 AMERICAN Northern Division GWL MP Moncton 16 7 4 5 59 53 15 1 i 3 44 49 17 Fredencton 14 I 4 0 44 50 14 Nev. Haven 15 4 I 1 42 60 13 Sormgfieid 15 7 3 57 42 13 Maine 13 5 7 1 43 44 11 CaDe Breton 10 4 5 1 40 38 9 Southern Division Baltimore 12 4 0 44 45 14 Adirondack 14 1 4 1 41 41 15 Utica 15 0 59 54 14 CaoitalD. 13 4 2 49 52 14 Newmarket 12 4 I 42 38 13 Rocnester 13 4 4 1 47 45 13 Bmqnamton 14 5 7 2 54 49 12 Hersney 15 4 I 59 47 11 20. Oregon 7-2-0 362 22 21. Perm St.

6-2-0 279 24 22. Louisville 8-1-1 224 25 23. Southern Cal 6-2-1 148 21 24. Michigan St. 4-3-1 106 25.

Wyoming 9-1-0 84 19 Other receiving votes: Texas 73, Ohio St. 71, Oklahoma 36, Arizona 19, Colorado St. 1 Syracuse 1 7, California 13, S. Mississippi 4, Toledo 3, San Jose St. 2, Minnesota 1, North Carolina 1.

PIS HolyCross 5 0 0 10 Terry Fox 5 3 2 0 8 Port Moody 5 3 2 0 6 South Delta 5 2 3 0 4 Delta 5 2 3 0 4 North Delta 5 0 5 0 0 Northern Division West Vane. 5 5 0 0 10 Burnaby 6 4 2 0 8 Handsworth 8 4 2 0 0 Windsor 8 3 2 17 Carson Gr. 6 2 4 0 4 JonnOliver 6 1 5 0 2 Sentinel 5 0 4 1 1 SENIOR BOYS Rankings AAA 1. Queen Elizabeth (Surrey) (1); 2. Centennial (Coquitlam) (8): 3.

Vanier (Cour-tenay) (Delta) 13); 5. KLO (Kelowna) (6); 6. Earl Marriott (Surrey) (5); 7. John Barsby (Nanaimo) 10); 8. L.V.

Rogers (Nelson) (8); 9. Penticton (7); 10. Kelowna (4). AA 1. Mt.

Boucherie (Kelowna) (1); 2. Clearwater (2); 3. Quesnel (4); 4. Woodlands (Nanaimo) (91; 5. Fulton (Vernon) (5); 6.

Correlieu (Quesnel) (6); 7. Revel-stoke (8); 9. Ballenas (NR); 10. Stanley Humphries (Castlegar) (NR). FOOTBALL Weekend results SmgteA West Vancouver 25 John Oliver I Windsor 20 Bumaby Central 6 Delta 15 North Delta 0 Ferndale 18 West Vancouver 10 Handsworth 28 Carson Graham 16.

double AA Leyden Division GWL PAP Oshawa 19 13 2 4 103 70 30 NorthBay 19 13 4 2 94 62 28 Peterborough 19 10 4 3 91 70 23 Ottawa 18 8 9 1 73 80 17 Belleville 18 4 8 4 70 82 16 Cornwall 17 7 10 0 72 79 14 Kingston 17 5 3 78 103 13 Sudbury 19 5 12 2 87 92 12 Emms Division S.S.Marie 18 14 4 0 82 48 28 Niagara Falls 16 9 5 2 73 55 20 London 13 9 3 I 69 51 19 Windsor 18 9 1 80 77 17 Kitchener 17 4 I 3 60 70 15 Hamilton 17 4 9 2 83 87 14 Detroit 19 3 15 1 59 108 7 OwenSound 15 2 12 1 44 80 QUEBEC MAJOR Lebel Division GF GA Pts StHyenthe 22 15 7 0 104 84 30 Longueuil 20 12 I 0 74 62 24 Granby 21 12 8 1 72 70 25 Hull 19 8 11 0 70 88 16 Laval 21 9 II I 80 74 19 Si-Jean 20 8 10 2 49 71 It DiNo Division T-Rivires 19 13 4 0 101 71 24 Chicoutimi 20 11 9 0 92 85 22 Ddvl 20 II 9 0 100 97 22 Snawinigan 19 4 12 1 74 87 13 Beauport 21 8 12 1 70 83 17 Victonaville 18 13 0 70 89 10 Monday Results Granby IBeauport 3 SI-Hyacinthe1Lavai4 WHL East Omsk GW LT A MetfoneHat 18 11 4 1 90 78 23 S. Current 14 2 103 80 20 Brandon 17 7 2 68 55 20 lembridge 17 7 6 4 69 67 18 Saskatoon 14 8 I 0 42 74 14 Moose Jaw 16 7 9 0 81 84 14 Albert 18 4 11 1 74 81 13 Regina 13 4 7 0 54 42 12 West Division Kamloops It 13 5 0 105 58 26 Tn-Cties 15 11 4 0 104 41 22 Spokane 15 10 4 1 15 56 21 Seattle 17 4 10 1 59 97 13 Victor 17 2 13 2 55 102 4 Portland 12 I 11 0 39 17 2 Games Monday Kamloops 6 Seale0 ALBERTA JUNIOR WIT A FortSask 11 4 2 89 59 24 Canucxs 9 7 I 71 48 It Rovab 1 7 1 73 43 17 Ods I 4 I 49 55 14 FtMcMurray 7 1 42 79 15 UovOrvrister 7 9 I 44 II 14 The Top 25 teams in the Associated Press 1990 college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 3, total points based on 25 points tor a first-place vote through one point last week's rankings: Record Pts Pvs 1. Notre Oame (37) 7-1-0 1,456 2 I. Washington (13) 8-1-0 1,403 7 3.

Houston (5) 8-0-0 1,337 4. Colorado (5) 8-1-1 1,310 9 5. Miami, Fla. 6-2-0 1,228 8 6 Iowa 7-1-0 1,129 13 7. Georgia Tectl 7-0-1 1,074 li I Brigham Young 7-1-0 1,039 10 9.

Tennessee 5-1-2 980 11 10. Florida 7-1-0 949 15 II. Virginia 7-1-0 924 1 12. Florida St. 6-2-0 845 12 13.

Nebraska 8-1-0 818 3 14. Texas 6-1-0 782 14 15. Auburn 6-1-1 659 4 It. Mississippi 8-1-0 6u0 17 17. Illinois 6-2-0 568 ltCtemson 8-2-0 509 18 19.

Michigan 5-3-0 438 20 St Albert 5 7 2 38 44 12 Sherwood Pk 3 10 0 50 69 4 SASKATCHEWAN JUNIOR South Division Yorkton 15 5 0 94 70 30 Melville 12 5 0 61 43 24 NDame 11 9 0 84 11 22 Weyburn 7 0 43 46 14 Estevan 5 10 2 44 83 12 Minot 4 13 1 60 78 9 North Division Humboldt 12 2 2 85 56 26 Nipawin 10 9 0 65 46 20 FIFion 9 I 1 44 71 19 NBttfd 9 9 0 81 77 18 Mehort 4 13 0 54 86 8 B.C JUNIOR Coastal Division GWL PIP Powell River 21 12 8 131 110 25 New West. 20 II 99 90 22 Nanaimo 20 10 100 105 21 Victoria 18 9 9 99 96 18 BeNingham 16 4 10 40 92 10 Interior Division Kelowna IB 12 5 89 74 25 Chilliwack 19 12 7 120 109 24 Merritt 17 10 7 97 86 20 Vernon It 9 4 89 47 19 Penticton 19 3 1 5 74 127 7 Scoring Coastal Division 6 Pts Kirton.PR It 28 44 18 24 42 Riplinger.PR 22 18 40 Kuntz.Nan 15 24 39 Leggett.PR 12 25 37 17 19 36 McNeill, PR 21 14 35 Dennison.PR 14 16 30 Hungle.Nan 15 14 29 15 11 24 menor Division 18 34 52 PotskinChi 22 25 47 Macgiilivray.Chi 14 23 37 Karva.Pen 15 21 36 Denbam.Kel 17 14 31 Ssene.Chi 16 15 31 ZaxaCIIAtr II 9 30 Eiders, Ver 17 12 29 Biacx.Chi 10 19 29 Kiapstein Ver 9 20 29 WEST COAST JUNIOR Team Pts GF GA Aobotstord 8 3 0 14 45 51 Pt.CoQuitlam I 2 0 14 42 46 Richmond I 5 0 14 75 47 4 4 0 12 42 55 Seattle 4 4 0 12 63 44 6umaby 0 10 50 51 Hastngs 5 4 0 10 58 59 NSWC 4 7 I I 54 41 Grandview I 12 I 42 70 Scenm GAP PM BCosta.NSWC 14 15 29 10 DWeob PtCoq. 14 11 27 31 JBai.Rttt. 12 II 23 45 JTatoRch. 14 4 22 54 A Granam.

Bum. 0 12 22 14 Go-dcn NSrVDC 10 12 22 0 Rougeau. Rift 7 1 5 22 35 Beturst. Seattle 11 10 21 I JHokanson Bum, It 20 21 JMurretlAooot 12 7 19 19 TBoucner Aboot 4 13 39 DBezcRicb. I 10 II 4 BWerzelCcq.

I 10 '6 10 Vettert, Con 2 It It 4 DRjcn.Caa 7 17 41 West Coast Jr. Hastings, 7 Abbotstord 4 (OT HOCKEY JUNIOR GIRLS North Store quarter-finals Sentinel def. Argvle 16-14, 15-8, 15-8 SENIOR GIRLS Rankings 6th pofl AAA t. Penticton (1 2. West Vancouver (2); 3.

Handsworth (North Vancouver) (41; 4 Kelowna (3); 5. Mount Douglas (Victoria) (4); 6. Earl Marriott (Surrey) (9); 7, Max Cameron (Powell River) (10); 10. Prince George (NR). AA I.St.

Patrick's(Vancouver) (2); 2. Sentf-nei (West Vancouver) (3); 3. D. P. Todd (Prince George) (I); 4.

George Elliott (Wintield) (6); 5. Stanley Humphries (Castlegar) (NR); 6. Spring Valley (Kekwma) (4); 7. Fulton (Vernon) (5); 1 J. L.

Crow (Trail) (10); 9. Notre Dame (Vancouver) (8), 10. Smithers (7). A t. Bible Fellowship (Surrey) (1); i Mount Sentinel (South Stocan (2); 1 CharlesBloom (Lumbv) (31; 4.

St. Thomas Aguinas (North Vancouver) (4); 5. Credo Christian (Surrey) (8); 6. Fraser Late (51; 7. Ron Pettigrew (Dawson Creek) (6): 8.

Barriere (9); 9. Enderby (7); 10. Immaculate (Kelowna) (NR). Goals Under Oof E-'i Caigary Washington V2-I E-Vi NHL Favtrite PITTS QUEBEC HARTFORD NY ISL WINNIPEG ST LOUIS VAN Double AA Final Standings Western Division Notre Dame 4 3 I St Thomas 4 3 1 Westsvde 4 2 Steveston 4 I 3 Abbotstord 4 0 4 Chicago Toronto 1-lMr Pick Philadelphia 1-lft Edmonton Vj-I Detroit Eastern Division Notre Dame 27 Vane. College 6 Kamkwos Home team in CAPS Centennial 50 Port Moody 0 Centennial Mouat 21 Abbotstord 8 vane.

College Kamloops 1 5, Westsvde 9 Mouat Richmond 15 Steveslon 7 Richmond CLOVERDALE RACEWAY 4th Purse 12,600. 1 114 mi Typhoon Griz. With A Vengeance. Bingos Gypsy, Slide For Home, Airbom I.HlJutElarfUl Monday, Novmter ltn DAY 14 Track-Fast Time 28.3, 1:00, 1:29.1 2:092. Enactor M-SS4044t 1st, 1 PunetliOO.

Claiming S2.500 plus 8th. I Purse S4400. Mile pace VOLLEYBALL Pis A Pts 12 11 23 4 14 22 13 121 I 13 21 I 13 21 t2 120 4 14 20 Ihnacak, Mtx ChaDot.AOr Bissett.Ac Monn. Htx Green. CD Picard Spr Turcotte, Bal Blinding Speed A Lackey) 450170110 Hy Count (J Wiggins) 7.0 1W Rowdy Roddy IB Beelby) 120 GrittyRoad.Wilcos Flash, Midnight Sun also started B'adGifcert 10.

Thomas Muster 11. Guy Forget 12. Jakob Htasek 13. Jim Courier 14. Jonas Svensson 15.

Andrei Chesnokw 14. Mcnael Cnang 17. John McEnroe 18. Scott Davis 19. JavBerger 20.

Aaron Kr.dcstein 21. Sergi Bnxjuera 22. David Wneaten 23. Mark Kratrmam 24. GuiHermo Perez -Rowan 25.

Petr Korda I 1 KIT TWU Selkirk Douglas Cariboo VCC CNC Malaspina RRMC CBC Time: 273,58,139,1:59 2. Enactor ODS294I wowances.1 mile pan Monterey Storm (T Brown) 440 34 2. BigLewiefPMegm) 5J0 340 Co CnairmanU Burke) 3.20 Worthy Amie, Dulchy tea Hy, Shaoy Bar. Stormy Battery also started. Time J7.4.

Mil, 1:32.2. 2:11.4. 2nCl Purs H.90O. Ctatmr SUOO dus allowances. 1 114 pec.

DeHTwr (KVacMitent i0 2.40 2.59 Kinda Rowdy (D Hurjonn) 10 290 Foutoks Ace Davis) 3 JO Awsame Fuel CM Done Do, JBS Man started. rne 59 J. 1394 M9.1. JIM JW 7-t--f 71 1 0 0 9th. KREMLIN CUP MOSCOW (AP) Results Monday of the 1330,000 Kremlin Cup men's tournament First Round Tim Mayorte, (JA, def.

Magnus Gustatsson, Sweden, 4-4. 7-4, 7-i Gilad Bloom. Israel, del. Andrei Otk-hovsky. Soviet Union, 7-5, 4-2; Udo Riglewski.Germany, def Bryan Shet-ton, U.S., 7-4, 4-7, 4-2; Richey Rene-berg.

Houston, del. John Fitzgerald. Australia. 7-5, 4-2; Alexander Vohov. Soviet Union, det.

Andrei Medvedev, Soviet Union, 4-4, 6-1 Sernio Casal, Spain, def. Tomas Hogstadt, Sweden, 4-4, 7-5, 7-4; Petr Korda, Czechoslovakia, def. Wally Masur, Australia. 7-5, 6-4. Patrik Kuhnen, Geimany, def.

Glenn Layendecker, Boston, 7-4. 4- LONDON LONDON (API Results Monday from an indoor tournament seeding in parentheses): Pete Sa moras (1), def. Cedric Pne. France, 6-2, 4-4. 4-3 Jakob Wasek (7), Switzerland, def.

Todd Woodbridge. Australia, 4-1, 4-7 MONEYLEADERS Purse S19430. Mile pace 39. Grant Camel Rush Creek Spicy (J Burke) 134 480 300 Mr Fabulous (B Beefcy) 130 2.70 WordbuslerUTodd) Carons Style, Hy Lucky Lad. Natural Success, Canadian Treat, Don Nor Kami also started.

Time 29.1. Enactor 5th Purse 12,200. Claiming 11300 plus allowances. 1 116 rr pace. Way To Me (J Dicks) 7440 16.00 10 Cordonrwr (G HoUinaswortti) 400 190 Import Breeze (A Arsenault) 10J0 Parish Priest, King Eaton.

My Hearts Haoov. Quick Little Feka. Nuclear Winter also started Tone 30.1. MRltJM.fclU. Eucfcr 11-1) S20UI 6th Purse U400.

MHe pace I Fly Low UHudcn) 2S JO 11.50 540 BunWeBGoodlJBune) 440170 Miss Sumo IB Treenl 2.70 Sea Shed Good. Garryo DeWah, Bradner Huts. HHsi OutMCki, Karma Knvnao started Time J9ita 132.1. JDJ.4 7th Pvrst $5,700. Claiming 14400 ptusatowances.) 116 pact OO00 (BWhOe) 70 1 70 4 a Tie Me (T Brown) J330420 Sverwood Storm (L Ward) IB 55,733 sC5.247 W-5940 V59 501 4442,710 (411,715 8 543 1390.872 j72 50S 1557 290 1349 354 W5 063 1342123 sm9oj 1317.538 U'3 36? 1251,719 11 184 570 11.0790 15 874 U97.533 1544 132 S-3e9f0 W5 5a4 1442616 ii9 UX.713 134' 443 K54.969 KTBt 1261 915 iIM 12H.72I 1 94954 i-'ijj 1'19 721 Red Star Wiseguy (R While) 110 2.10 VTHchm Snogun (P Megens) 110-Enough To Good IB Davis) Forever Brian, Red Star Tory, Pass The Chaser, Van Brooks Spirit, Red Siar Hello also waited.

Tune 29.1 Wi 132 12mi TWU 4 0 12 VCC 4(1 AMIaspina 3 I i CNC 3 3 6 CBC 3 3 4 Douglas 1 I 2 Cariboo I 2 BCIT 1 5 1 SeMi 0 3 0 Capilano 0 4 1 (5I)SI19 RICHMOND SENtOR MEN II If Pi CW 4 362 290 PwerPub 4 I 373 349 Co0'dBo 3 1 429 3il KegSuoerstars 3 1 389 3o3 Ne Axemen 1 364 359 Gass Lakers 2 2 3 321 AiACnarae-s 1 1 352 359 MarccArch 14 3M 354 Gmss I 4 35 Jucers I 4 434 KEG SENIOR MEN Royal Towers 94 Stamps Phantoms 94 RT: Ai lristmanson47.S: Jeff McKlV Don 30) Ateraomas 102 Action ANecs 92 (M: B. Heidebrect AA Tim Bush 24) Soartans Corpora Electric 42 (S: Francis McCauBy 22. CE. Cam AronetzJ4) Vi-taae Put 84 Queer's Cnss 71 QCCTm Goodrich 22) 3rd 10th 1 Purse 1200, Mie pace Crown of Curfrf (At Kmtoos Curtin9 Out) Women's Final Connie Latter (Wimoeg) det. Sue Garvey (Kamkwcs) 9-4 Earlier Draws Lalerte Oe LaCw Cur 5-3 Garvey def MorreOT MacLeod 1-7 Fun def.

Jan Wit-zen 1-7 MacLeod def. Georgma Hawnes 10-) Ganer def Linda Wild -3 Latter def Deb 5-3 Al Moore (Nor Vancouver) del Erie Wzen4-4 Earter Draws Watzen def Sarvjy MacOonaU Moore def. Mckev Pendergast Mhael Vavrek def. Barry Moore S-4 Wzen def Vavr 9-4 Moot del Don LarT)re 4-3) SOCCER I PS I.SWfiGraf I Martina Navrawa IMoraca Setts AGaoneiaSabatmi iJanaNovoma 4 Zrna Gamson I. Helena Sukov I Manr Joe Fernanda 9 Vantia Sancnez Vhcarie Nataa Zveev II.

KaiernaMaieev 12. M.Mateeva-Fragnrt II Nama Tauzal 14 Jemler Capriati liJmWiWiesner 14 Fenianz 1'. Elizabeth SiwSe II ConcMaMartinpi 19 Larisa Savcsrxs 20 Lea Meskhi 1 Cc 10 0 I 30 OTTAW A (CPt Here tne Canadian team named Monnav to com-pekeinitielWLalkiueTropriyskaiirij event Nov. 9-tt Panv Men's WHS Elvis Stoftg, Tor" anr: Pwrst MWiete Menjtes, Cam-brioge. CH ant) Kevn wmeeter, Brussels, Ont.

Ice Jacoueline Petr. W. eeq.anoMark JanoscnaiL Brampton. tAAnenaut) UtlftUO Owne Yankee (CSaigal i20 JI Fames GareN(SHvmarit 120 Game Ot Ounce. Jabeer On.

BuMoi-ars CMemfna Desert Horimn. Happy Jeremy also tfyted. Sate Star scratched. Time 29 rat. 1:31, 2:10.

(J Lackey) 490 170 190 Red Star Tony (TRatchford) 400 410 irwtski (R Lintordl 1490 CametSa Festival. Loose Scare, Bradner tvema. Classic Chardonnay, Tommy Titltemouse aho started. Time 30.4 1S1 1:341, KHX Tractor W-S)HJJI Attendance t4i Haaotet49tJ21 SVS95.TO .387 50? 5.742 r4 957 "'352 4 3 1 19 Malasftna 5 4 1 14 Ooo 3 4 3 12 BtlT 3 6 1 10 pyc io i i I 1 BADMINTON Ife'ana 3-i CartooCoHege 3-i CBC 1-XCNC04 1. Stefan Edberg Boris Becker liven Lend 4.

Ante Gomel i Pete Samoras Anot Agassi 7 Goran ivarsevic I. Emo SancneZ rd-SS2Sji.