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6 Sport The Leader-Post Regina Sept 8, 1992 to ton Osrxrrj nlZt LlTTr3 mETSO. J) K3 KTT3 CL DC Cana LMdarHhootphUiOtyr t. Kammermayer kicked two field C-- for Saskatchewan. In tea csncciaiian fleJ, fzi downed ftrvf3ura.nd 013. ti cna Ci'rsy samifmcl, Saskatchewan beat Kratair-nd 34-31 to advance to tha final.

TcO fl.r.zzl scored two ties to tad Caacaishsv.n, got one try each from Crag Carp, Pongcity end Lew. Kanvnc.nnayar t-J cj field god end three canvcraicna. ta C.zx game Saturday, Ontalo teat 012. Scdctohewan's Sccti Law (second from left) tries to strip the bail from an unidentified Ontario player in the ta game of the senior mens national Tier rugby championship in Regina on Sunday. Ontario beat Saskatchewan 27-6 at the Regina Rugby Pa.1t Courtney Smith, Winston Lytticton, John OMeara and John Hutchinson each scored one try for Ontario and Alan Hamilton added one try and one conversion.

Kent MOMOiTt RESULTS SI .774, NO UTM ANNUAL UHRA Hi RATIONAL AtCtor M.tad. TnpF4 Round One EdtoeHA WcMafaAi Texas 4 093seoends 29277mies per Naur, d4 Jack Ostrander. Waterford Mich 7 171. 115 06 Tommy Johnson, Ottumwa. Iowa.

4 885. 217.35. d4 Ranoe McOanwl Fresno CaM. 4 900 28 73 Doug Herbert LracoMou 4 930. 295.37.

44 Scott KattM. Vista lAch 7 .50 1046S Oon Prudharame. Granada tads CM 5023 28310, 44 OawueMe DePorw Scutum 5069 28625 Cory McClaeathan, Anahoim. Ca4 4 935. 293 IS.

44 Shady Andereea. Covma CM 5034 28319 Ed McCudock, Hamm CaM4J94 294 50.44 Joe Amato. Ok) Forge Pi 1009 00 39 Mchaai BraAenon Miami 4 BBS. 2B2 92. 44 PMAualto.

Tacoma With 12 919 60 7i Round Two Herbert 5064 291 IB 44 Bemsten 5375.28046 McCudoch 4908 29325 44 Pradhomme 9170.944 Johnson, 530 27122 del Hi 5 499 25524 McDerothan 470 29566 44 BrAhorkm. 12 155, 831 Sdmiliasto McCuNocd 4073 292 49 44 Jolmson 4977 282 B4 Herbert, 4 915 29683,44 McCJenaihan, 1137. 7460 Fto4 McCtiodt, 4 892, 28625 44 Herbert 4 931. 294 02 Funny Car Round One John Force, Yorta Linda, CaW Otismobde Cubase 5228 277 09 44 Norman Wutong Kissimmee, FA. Chevy Berflta 5629 25099 CruzPedregon Moorpark CaM Cubase 5174 288 Paul SnuA Boynton Beach, Fta Cutlass, 29 401 .21 77 Chuck Etchells Putnam Conn Dodge Daytona.

5 276 243 57. d4 Wyatt Radke, Upland, CaM Ford Probe. 5 453. 260 B6 Ai Hofmann Umatilla Fta, Daytona 5204, 283 91, d4 Whd Bazemort Atlanta Probe. 9 489 96 92 Johnny West Chandler.

Anz Daytona 5297. 271 73 d4 Tom Hoover Mapta Grove Mmn Daytona 11 117, 7496 Gary Boiger, Genoa IN Pontiac Trane Am 5 354 266 41, d4 Freddie Neely Covington Ga.Probt.il 98 7664 Gordon Mmee, Roamed. Texas, Tram Am, 5 885. 179 10. def BrucetMsen Bloomington Mmn.

Daytona 8641 97 70 D4 Worsham. Orange CaM Cutlass, 5 317, 278 37. d4 Mark Oswald, Daytona Cmcmnak 6001,17081 Round Two Pedregon. 5 169, 289 57 (track record). d4 Boiger, 5 406.

222 05 Etchells 5189 282 66 def Mmeo 5441,22494 Force 5225,27455 def West, 5 447, 268 17 Worsham. 5 329. 274 80. d4 Hofmann, foul BenHfrnato Worsham. 5 214 28081.

d4 Force. 7 427, 116 12 Pedregon, 5 154, 287 90, def Etcheta. 5201, 280 37 Pedregon, 5 137, 285 44. d4 Worsham. 7 417, 115 72.

Pro Stock Round One Scott Geoffnon, Huntmgton Beach. Dodge Daytona 7272. 189 95 def Joe Lepone Jr Berwyn, Pa Chevy Beretta, 7 392.18722 Larry Morgan Newark, Ohio. Okdsmobiie Cutlass. 7 290, 189 87, def Mark Pawuk, Medina, Ohio, Cutlass, 7 314.

18419 Jerry Eckman, Newark Ohio, Pontiac Trana Am. 7 274, 190 03 def Vince Khoury Mt Clemens, Mich Cutlass, 7277, 169 83 Don Beverley Chester, Va Cutlass. 7 319, 190 35, def Frank lacomo Flanders Cutlass 7 316, 189 27 Warren Johnson, Duluth. Ga Cutlass. 7 308.

189 87. def Harry Scribner. Simi VaHey. Calif 731. 189 79 Jim Yates Fairfax Station.

Va Trans Am, 7 312, 186 91. def Gary Brown Buford Ga Cutlass, 7 309 169 23 Lews Worden. Festui Mo Beretta. 7 273. 169 67, def Bob Giidden WtMetand.

Ind Ford Probe 7266, 190 63 Rickie Smith King Pontiac Trans Am, 7 292, 189 35. def Bruce Allen, Arlington, Texas. Chevy Lumma, 7 332, 168 60 Round Two Johnson, 7 238 191 65 def Yetes, 7 404. 188 20 Beverley. 7 285 190 96 def Khoury.

10957 82 59 Worden. 7 294, 189 47. def Smith, 7311, 18939 Morgan. 7 294, 190 15, def Geoffnon, 7 424, 188 87 Semifinals Morgan. 7 325, 189 95, def Beverley, 7 241, 191 69 Johnson, 7217, 19214 def Worden, 7311, 18939 Final Johnson, 7 217 (track record), 191 69.

def Morgan, 7 273, 19019 OTHER FINALS Tog Alcohol Dragster Chuck Baird, Assumption IN 5 932 (track record), 23 2 01. def Blame Johnson, Santa Maria CaM 5 985, 227 21 Teg Alcohol Fumy Car Randy Anderson. LaVeme, CaM Pontiac Trans Am, 6 019, 235 04, def Chuck Cheeseman, Columbus, Ohio, Cutlass. 12 647,7682 Competition Ken Lupi, Zion, III 8 618, 150 95, del Dave Layer, Beavercreek, Ohio, 9 554, 139 06 Super Stock Tom Boucher, Byfield, Mast Chevy Camiro, 10 084, 118 49, def Joey Wilkes, Zanesville, Ohio, Camaro, 10 606, 11571 Stock Peter Moran, Bristol, I Camaro, 11 767, 111 70. def Tex Miller, FayetteviHe, Pi Ford Mustang 11936,11096.

toper Comp Bill Webb, Alexandria, Ohio, Chrysler leBaron, 8 947, 157 26. def Bubba Scott. Covington, La Dragster, foul Super Gas Jeg Coughhn Jr Delaware, Ohio. '27 Ford roadster, 9 921. 135 76 def Sherman Adcock Jr Columbus, Chevy Vega 9875,13376 Cowboys kick up their heels ra WEEKEND E0 RESULTS wskewuct BMEMU Hapr leegae BmiiM aunounct toe reugntton et conwtwMMr fa VmcmL AmnwlniN Ctoveiaed totoaee man prteftar Mika Ctastopfiar from Colorado Sprmgs si Ms American Association send pdchsr Scot Scudder to Colorado Springs ea rahabMabo assignm Mieeesete Ivins recall pitcher Pat Mahomas cVcfter Oerak Paris and Art baseman Terry Jorgensen from Portland 4 the Pacdc Coast Uaous Israeli Has Jays recall pdchers Sob MacDonald and OavM Mteathers and test baseman Domingo Martinez from Syracuse of the tnlernationai League purchase the contract 4 pitcher Doug Linton from Syracuse Mafreo4 League Atlanta Breves activate pitcher Alejandro Pena from the 15-day disabled bsr purchase the contract 4 pitcher Mark Dam from Macon 4 the South Atlantic League Cincinnati Seda activate pitcher Greg Swmdeil from the 15-day disabled list Neetlea Astras recall pitcher Ryan Bowen catcher Scooter Tucke and outhefder Mike Simms from Tucson 4 the PacAc Coast League Las Angeles Pedgira activate mfieldar Dave Anderson from 15-day disabled tat Mew Verb Mata activate pitcher Bret Sabehagen from the 15-day disabled tat Pitleburgb Pirates purchase the contract 4 outfielder Dave Clark from Buffalo of the American Association San Oiega Padraa recall pitchers frank Semmara and Ooug Brocaii from Las Vegas of the Pacific Coast League FOOTBALL CFL 6 Ueas release import Quarterback Keith Benton, import wide receiver Curtis Gaspard, anport defensive end Quency Williams and non-import kicker Wayne Lammie from the practice roster Calgary Stampedara add non-import defensive back Darcy Kopp and non-anport defensive tackle Srecko Zizakovc to the rosier transfer non-import defensive tackle Kent Warnock to the injured tat until Sept 12 extend anport running back Keyvsn Jenkins and nonimport defensive back Greg Peterson mi the injured list until Sept 10 Edmonton Eskimos add import comerback Eddie Thomas and non-import guard Pierre Vercheval from the injured list to the roster, transfer non-import guard Steve Krupey to the reserve list untH Sept 12 extend non-import naming back Brian Walling and non-import wide receiver Ken Winey on the injured list until Sept 10 release import running back Blake Ezor Hamilton Tiger-Cats add non-import running back Dave Dmnall, import defensive end Mark Mraz.

non-import defensive back Jim Jauch and non-import fullback Ernie Schramayr to the roster, add import defensive lineman Roy Hart to the practice roster transfer import defensive end Brett Williams, non-import linebackers Pete Giftopoulos and lance Tmmble on the injured list until Sept 12 Winnipeg Blue Bombers add non-import defensive back Jayson Dzikowicz to the roster transfer import defensive back Bruce Plummer and non-import offensive tackle Brett MacNeil to the injured list until Sept 12 NFL Cleveland Browns announce the retirement of offensive tackle Rob Woods Oallts Cowboys agree to terms with centre Mark Stepnoski on a three-year contract Denver Broncos waive linebacker John Sulims, activate wtde receiver Cedric Tillman from the developmental squad Indianapolis Colts release quarterback Mark Herrmann, activate quarterback Jack Trudeau from the exempt 1st New Orleans Saints place tight end John Tice on injured reserve, activate cornerback Toi Cook and wide receiver Enc Martin from the exempt tat Now York Giants sign guard Erie Moore to a two-year contract, activate linebacker Carl and nose tackle Enk Howard from the exempt list, place linebacker Corey Widmer and nose tackle George Rooks on injured reserve San Diego Chargors place linebacker Billy Ray Smith on Injured reserve, activate linebacker Kevin Murphy from the exempt list HOCKEY NHL Minnesota North Stirs agree to terms with left-winger Gaetan Duchesne on a multiyear contract St. Louis Bloat sign left-winger Vital! Karamnov WHl Bogina Pats release centre Noel Kamel and right-winger Calvin Aspholm Saskatoon Blndns release defenceman Sheldon Gattmger, goaltender Jason Wiltsie right-winger Jesse Rezanoff and centre Travis Clayton Soccer champions repeat Both defending champions retained their championship shields during the provincial soccer championships which concluded Sunday in Saskatoon. The Saskatoon Thistle won the men's championship with a 3-1 victory over Regina Concordia. Saskatoon got goals from Daryl Jones, Richmond Osam and John Preskar. Jason Mercier replied for Regina The Thistle advances to the men's national championship Oct 9-12 in Vancouver.

In the women's final, the Saskatoon Huskies defeated the Saskatoon Sneakers 2-0. The Huskies advance to the womens national championship Oct 9-12 in Montreal. Gamette Smith scored both goals for the Huskies while Samantha Simpson recorded the shutout In the recreational finals, the Saskatoon Skin Athletics won the womens title with a 3-1 victory over the Regina Chargers and the Saskatoon Davis Machine won the men's title with a 2-1 victoiy over Willow Cree. Brandon wins golf title Melforts Bobbi Brandon won the girls 14-and-under division at the Wawanesa Insurance western junior golf classic Sunday. Brandon shot 93 at the par-72 Brandon Recreation Centre and was the top Saskatchewan finisher.

A total of 97 players 49 boys and 48 girls took part Winnipeg's Daniel Chartrand won the boys 14-and-under division with a 77. Humboldt's Jeff Heftemen finished third at 90. Brandons David Scinocca was the boys 15-to-18 winner after shooting 72. Kirk Penton of Moosomin was third at 76. Winnipeg's Rob McMillan, the 1992 Canadian juvenile and junior champ, was fifth at 77.

Brionie Brown of Winnipeg won the girls division at 76. Kerry McIntyre was third at 83. Saskatoons Dana Kidd, the '92 Canadian junior champ, was eighth at 92. Two triumphs for Ginther Joe Ginther of Saskatoon won the first and last races Monday during the Regina Auto Racing Club's program at Kings Park Speedway. Ginther drove his 1981 Buick Regal to victories in the opener of the modified stock event, the trophy dash and the event-closing modified feature race.

Chris Shirley of Saskatoon was second in the feature, followed by Regina's Paul Euteneier. Mike Garratt of Regina won the claimer class feature, beating Regina's Todd Blommaert and Todd Goertztothe line. The RARC's next action is Sunday, when the super stocks return to Kings Park. Brown amateur champ Reginas Dean Brown won the South Saskatchewan amateur golf tournament at Moose Jaw's Hillcrest Sports Centre on Monday. Brown finished with a 6-over par 216 for the 54-hole tournament James Tsakas and Cory Kartusch, both of Regina, tied for second at 221 In the women's division, Moose Jaw's Lorie Boyle was first at 241 Regina's Pat Rogers was second at 246.

Renouf runner-up Reginas Gay Renouf was second Sunday in the women's division at the StarPhoenix Saskatchewan Marathon in Saskatoon. Heather Stilbom, a Balcarres product who now lives in Chicago, was first over the 42.195-kilometre course in three hours 20 minutes 26 seconds. Renouf was second (338.07) and Regina's Angela Scott was third (3:39 47). Saskatoons Brian Michasiw was first among men in 2:43.13. Saskatoon's Gerry Pocha was second (2.51.07) and Cincinnati's Patrick Corrigan was third (2.54.05).

Nads outscore Rhinos MONDAY Dallas 23 Washington 10 SUNDAY Chicago 27 Detroit 24 Indianapolis 14 Cleveland 3 Buffalo 40 Los Angeles Rams 7 San Francisco 31 New York Giants 1 4 Kansas City 24 San Diego 10 Cincinnati 21 Seattle 3 SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS: Jim Harbaughs six-yard TD pass to Tom Waddle with one second left capped a 74-yard Chicago drive in the last 71 seconds The Colts, who had never won an opener since moving from Baltimore in 1984, sacked Bernie Kosar 11 times Buffalo's James Lofton set an NFL career receiving yardage mark with a four-yard reception. He passed Steve Largent and has 13,091 yards After quarterback Steve Young sustained a slight concussion, Steve Bono came on to lead the 49ers Kevin Ross returned an interception 99 yards for a score and Dale Carter had a 46-yard punt-return TD for Kansas City Ray Bentley went 75 yards with a fumble and Fernandus Vinson ran 22 yards with another for two Cincinnati TDs Tampa Bay's Vinny Testaverde passed for 167 yards and one TD The Jets' Brad Baxter fumbled inside the Atlanta five-yard line and Jason Staurovsky missed two field goals Allen's 45-yard run in OT set up Fuad Reveizs 25-yard field goal Philadelphia's Herschel Walker rushed for 114 yards and a TD Rod Woodson had two interceptions for Pittsburgh, returning one 57 yards for a TD Reggie Rivers' one-yard TD run with 55 seconds left capped an 85-yard drive by Denver quarterback John Elway. From THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Washington Redskins may be the Super Bowl champions in 49 states. But not in Texas, where Dallas fans dream once again of the Cowboys becoming Americas Team. With Emmitt Smith rushing for 139 yards on 26 carries, Kelvin Martin returning a punt 79 yards for a touchdown and Troy Aikman throwing for 216 yards and a TD, the Cowboys established themselves as Super Bowl contenders in their own right They opened the NFL season with a 23-10 win over the Redskins on Monday.

Its certainly a confidence boost to beat a team like that, said Martin. Especially for a young team like ours. So confident are the Cowboys that head coach Jimmy Johnson even looked ahead before the finish to next weeks game against the New York Giants in the Meadowlands. I told a couple of our coaches and a couple of our players: Well win this ball game, Johnson said. The game thats gonna concern us will be the Giants.

A year ago after the Redskins game on Monday night was the worst week we had all year. Dallas was as dominant as it was confident, especially early. The Redskins didn't have a play that gained as much as a yard until a Tampa Bay 23 St. Louis 7 Atlanta 20 New York Jets 1 7 Minnesota 23 Green Bay 20 (OT) Philadelphia 1 5 New Orleans 1 3 Pittsburgh 29 Houston 24 Denver 17 Los Angeles Raiders 13 three-yard run by Earnest Byner with 3:46 left in the first period. They didnt get their first first down until 130 into the second period.

By then, Dallas was ahead 90 on a punt blocked out of the end zone for a safety by Issiac Holt and a five-yard TD run by Smith at the end of an 84-yard drive on the following series. On defence, Jimmy Jones and newly obtained Charles Haley filled in brilliantly for missing starters Russell Maryland and Tony Casillas. ton) From L-P WIRE SERVICES WEEKEND RESULT SOUTHERN 508 NASCAR At Darlington, S.C. 1 (5) Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet Lumma. 298, $66 030, 129 114 2 (26) Mark Martin, Ford Thunderbird.

298, 41 355 3 (4) Bill EHiott. Ford Thunderbird, 298. 32,620, 4 (8) Brett Bodme. Ford Thunderbird 298, 23,260, 5 (6) Davey Allison, Ford Thunderbird, 296. 38,845, 6 (17) Data Jarrett, Chevrolet Lumma, 298.

19 055, 7 (29) Kyle Petty. Pontiac Grand Prix, 298, 16,310, 6 (9) Alan Kulwickl, Ford Thunderbird, 296 17 890, 9 (21) Rusty Wallace, Pontiac Grand Prix 298. 17,060, 10 (18) Ricky Rudd. Chevrolet Lumma, 297, 18.470 11 (23) Hut Stricklin, Ford Thunderbird 297, 13,985, 12 (11) Harry Gant, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 297, 10 690, 13 (19) Dernke Cope, Chevrolet Lumma. 297, 16600, REGINA AUTO RACING CLUB Monday's Results At Kings Park Bpaadway Modifiad Class Trophy Dash-1 Joe Ginther, Saskatoon, 2 Ken Bek, Regina, 3 Fred Stetamck, Regina First Hist 1 Frank Bast.

Saskatoon, 2 Harold Edwards, Saskatoon 3 Tracy Cameron. Saskatoon Second Hast: 1 Trent Seidel, Saskatoon, 2 Bell, 3 Phil Haidenger Saskatoon Third Heat 1 Paul Euteneier, Regma, 2 Vem Kosar, Regmi, 3 Darrell Kosar, Regina Fearth Halt: 1 Bell, 2 Chris Shirley, Saskatoon, 3. Stetamck Featsre: 1 Ginther, 2 Shirley 3 Euteneier. Mechanics Race: 1 Vic Gotch, Regina, 2 Toby LaRose, Regina, 3 Al Thurmeier, Regina Clalmsr Class First Hast: 1 Mike Verekosky, Regma, 2 Todd Goertz, Regma. 3 Greg Dob, Regma Second Hast: 1 Doti, 2 Todd Blommaert, Regina, 3 Verekosky Faatsra: 1 Mike Garratt, Regina.

2 Blommaert 3 Goertz The Regina Nads won the mens elite division title at the Labor Day Classic touch football tournament, which concluded Sunday in Regina. The Nads defeated the Saskatoon Rhinos 36-28 in the final at Currie Field. The Winnipeg Untouchables beat the Regina Thunder 4433 to win the intermediate men's title and Edmonton Calypso edged the Regina Bandits 28-27 in the womens final at the University of Regina. Eagles flying at tourney 1992 PARALYMPIC GAMES At Barcelona, Spain Canadian wortd-racord so tiers Weekend rasetM Swimming Mon Hind 201-metro Indlvldoal modify: Michael EdQson, Victoria, two minutes 21 02 seconds Swimming Women Wheelchair end ampnteo 100m butterfly: Joanne Mucz, Winnipeg, 1 14 47 Track and Field -Men Wheelchair discus: Jacques Martin, Sherbrooke, Due 35 54m Wheelchair 200m: Rick Reelie, Saskatoon 32 12 seconds Track and Field Women Cerebral palsy shot gut: Joanne Bouw, St Catharines Ont, 9 97m Cerebral patsy disent: Bouw. 27 94m The Auto Gallery Eagles won a pair of medals in the Brandon Classic soccer tournament on the weekend.

The under-10 team earned a silver medal after a 30 loss to Charleswood, Lasers in the gold-medal final. The under-12 squad picked up a bronze by beating the Regina Nationals 40, on goals by Martin Neggeson, Paul Moore, Chris Meyers and Troy Kolish. OFFICIAL APPLICATION for 1992 GREY CUP TICKETS Toronto SkyDome, November 29th Naples through June, does not want to return to Italy after serving a 15-month international suspension for cocaine use Yugoslav Prime Minister Milan Panic won a delay Monday of his countrys threatened expulsion from the 1994 World Cup because of United Nations sanctions. FIFA, soccer's international governing body, put off a decision on the status of former Yugoslavia, now Serbia and Montenegro, until Sept. 30.

UN sanctions, imposed May 30, were designed to punish the newly proclaimed Yugoslavia for war in neighboring Bosnia-Herzegovina A group of Spanish journalists filed a criminal suit against the Atletico de Madrid club over its new policy of barring journalists from the stadium unless they pay thousands of dollars. Monday's move came a day after Atleticos season-opening 3-2 victory over Tenerife, a first-division match that was marked by shoving matches as security guards wrestled pens, notebooks, portable telephones and other equipment away from journalists who entered Vicente Calderon Stadium by purchasing tickets Englands Premier League clubs rejected a $26-million sponsorship deal with a brewing company Monday, creating a major rift inside the fledgling organization. Seven of the 22 clubs walked out after the sponsorship proposal failed. Fourteen clubs voted in favor and eight against less than the required two-thirds majority. The Football Association, English soccer's governing body, had warned the Premier League it would not allow any sponsor's name to be tied to the league.

England's top 22 clubs broke away from the Football League at the end of last season, setting up the Premier League to take a larger share of advertising and sponsorship revenue. I liBBBi ft33RK I Dear Doctor won the Arlington Million thoroughbred race Sunday in Chicago by a head over favored Sky Classic. The first three horses across the line in the 1 14-mile turf race were separated by only about a quarter-length. The French-bred Dear Doctor ran nose-to-nose with Sky Classic for the last 70 yards. Golden Pheasant, winner of the 1990 Million, was a neck back Also at Arlington, Kostrama who was 10th in a 13-horse field with a half-mile remaining won the Beverly on Saturday.

Dance Smartly, from Oakville, was third a neck behind pace-setting Ruby Tiger, who was 1 Iff lengths behind Kostrama Alf Palemo captured the $655,000 World Trotting Derby title Saturday in DtiQuoin, III. I -nxinur- I Noureddine Morceli of Algeria set a world men's record at Sunday's invitational track meet in Rieti, Italy. His time of three minutes 28.86 seconds beat the previous standard of 3:29.46, set by Said Aouita of Morocco in 1985. Meanwhile, Vancouver's Charmaine Crooks won the womens 800m in 2.00.58. Calgarys Jillian Richardson was third in the womens 400m in 50.70 seconds.

Dennis Mitchell of the U.S. won the men's 100m in 10.11. Montreals Bruny Surin was second in 10.13 Victoria Payless successfully defended its Canadian senior men's fastball championship Sunday, defeating Vancouver Magicians 1-0 in Charlottetown, P.E.I. Victoria went through the 16-team tournament 100 Michael Andretti, who repeatedly said he wants to carry the American flag into Formula One auto racing, ended months of speculation by signing a contract to race next season for Team McLaren. The 29-year-old Andretti will leave the Indy-car circuit, where he is the defending champion and currently in the midst of the battle for the 1992 title.

McLaren will reportedly have an option on Andrettis services for 1994 and will pay the Nazareth, driver between $5 million and $10 million, depending on his performance Billy Herman, a former major-league baseball second baseman and manager, died Saturday of cancer in West Palm Beach, at age 83. Herman was named a National League all-star team 10 times seven with the Chicago Cubs (1934-40) and three with Brooklyn Dodgers (1941-43) Saskatchewan finished fifth at the Canadian women's rugby championship in Winnipeg, beating Manitoba 10-5 in overtime in the fifth-place game. Ontario beat B.C. 11-10 in the final Nancy Lopex earned her first LPGA victory of the year and the 45th of her golf career Monday when she tapped in a par putt on the first playoff hole to beat Laura Davies and win the $450,000 Rail Charity Classic in Springfield, 111. Lopez and Davies were tied at 17-under-par 199 after 54 holes Italy, avenging Its Olympic failure in Barcelona, beat Cuba 14-16, 153, 15-11, 15-11 In the final of the World Volleyball League on Saturday in Genoa, Italy.

The U.S. defeated the Netherlands 9-15, 15-10, 15-6, 15-4 to claim third place The NHLs Minnesota North Stars have agreed to terms with left-winger Gaetan Duchesne on a multiyear contract. Duchesne, 30, had eight goals and 15 assists in 73 games with the North Stars during the 1991-92 season. Compiled by kob Vanstont Mail to: Grey Cup Tickets Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Cub Box 1277 Taylor Field Regina, Sask After setting a world record in the decathlon, Dan O'Brien has his sights set on breaking the barrier and winning an Olympic gold medal. Nine thousand points is definitely in my future, said OBrien, who broke the mark set at the '84 Olympics by Britain's Daley Thompson with a 8391-point effort at an international track meet that ended Saturday in Talence, France.

I hope that an Olympic gold medal will come. The key to scoring 9,000 points is speed and that comes in the 100 metres and 400 metres. You need somebody with speed in those events. Thompsons record was 8,847 points. Before I used to say the world's greatest athlete was Daley Thompson, said OBrien, the '91 world champ.

Now I have to say myself at this point, finally. If youre asking whos the world's greatest athlete, you're looking at the worlds greatest decathlete. Thats what I wanted to prove at this meet" Favored for this year's Olympic gold medal, OBrien failed to make the U.S. team after no-heighting in the pole vault at the trials in New Orleans in June. I would much rather have been in Barcelona competing for the gold medal, OBrien said.

But this makes the year well worth it I rjfflfiiHM. The B.C. Lions have signed Eric Streater, a veteran import wide receiver. Streater, 28, who began his CFL career with the Lions, rejoined B.C. alter being released last week by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Streater's best season was with the 1989 Lions, for whom he caught 76 passes for 1,091 yards and six touchdowns. He signed with Winnipeg as a free agent in 1990 Jack Crowe resigned Sunday as head coach of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks. The resignation came one day after Arkansas suffered a humiliating defeat as The Citadel, a Division I-AA team, pulled a 10-7 upset Crowe's replacement has yet to be named. i mm 1 Napoli, a club team in Naples, Italy, denied published reports it was negotiating the transfer of its Argentine star Diego Maradona to Brazil's Palmeiras, after rejecting a bid by Spain's Seville. The Argentine star forward, who's under contract with PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATIONS! All Grey Cup applications will be subject to availability.

1992 Grey Cup Tickets will be distributed on a priority basis, based on qualifications FIRST by points for the support of the Roughrider Club's activities and SECOND by the date of the receipt of the applications. NOTE: DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS SEPT. 3092 I hereby apply for Grey Cup Tickets at $1 15 each Tickets $115 (GST included) Handling Fee per Application $5 00 Total Amount Enclosed Cash () Cheque Ql Visa CD MasterCard Money Order Card Number Expiry Date Complete the following (Please Circle) 1992 Support ol Club Activities 1 Are you a Season Ticket Holder? YES NO I ot tickets ot consecutive years 2 Are you a Corporate Director? YES NO 3 Did you purchase a Plaza ot Honor Dinner Ticket? YES NO of tickets 4 Are you a Patron Director? YES NO 5 Did you purchase a Fnends ol the Riders Lottery Ticket? YES NO No ol tickete 6 Are you an ACTIVE MEMBER ol the FAN CLUB? YES NO No ol memberships 7 Did you purchase a Women Night Ticket? YES NO No ol tickets 8 Did you advertise in the Roughrider Souvenir Program? YES NO Signature Name Business Address, CityTown Province Postal Code Phone a -5pm) NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CANCELLATION AFTER APPLICATION.