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THE WINDSOR STAR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1993- B5 Rain doesn't dampen the spirits for Mariners Regatta There was wind Sunday most of the time during the 30th annual LaSalle Mariners Yacht Club regatta around Fighting Island. At least It was an improvement over regattas held on the two previous weekends when sailors broiled under a hot sun with a paucity of wind. BOATING ffl Runners-up in his class were John Geary (Altered State, Viking 28) LMYC and George Mooney (Trynstopus, Viking 28) LMYC. First to cross the finish line and win the LMYC Inter-Island trophy and first in the five-boat PHRF A class was Stu Kevelighan (Stealth, Hobie 33) Keane's Marina, Detroit. An experienced small boat sailor from Ireland, Kevelighan previously sailed with Len 3 Gub (SPSQ continued his winning ways in the meagre fourboat Shark fleet by finishing first followed by Mo Rcgnier (Strumpet) SPSC CIYC hcsts Its annual regatta next Sunday beginning with a feeder race from GIYC and a steak barbecue on Saturday.

South Port: Tim Hartley reports conditions were favorable even if there wasn't a lot of air for South Port Sailing Club's annual dinghy regatta. Twenty boats participated. Jeremy Major topped the Laser gold fleet followed by Tom Rindlisbacher and Mike Weber. Andrew Turner won the Laser silver fleet Tim Hartley won the Wayfarer class followed by Dave Connor. SPSC expects to host the North American Wayfarer championship next year.

Boat Show: It seems a long way away in terms of time and mind-set but the National Marine Manufacturers Association has announced the dates for the Toronto Boat Show. It will be held Jan. 8-16. Coleman (Hellion, Soverel 39) Grosse Isle Yacht Clb (GIYQ. Juergen Hendel (Rakaia, Abbott 33) LMYC topped the 10-boat PHRF fleet followed by Jim Ouellette (Roller Coaster, Abbott 33) LMYC and Jerry O'Brien (Steadfast, Abbott 33) Thames River Yacht Club.

Ian Henderson (Re Zoom, Mega 30) LMYC led the seven-boat PHRF fleet ahead of Phil Bergeron (Blue Max, Kirby 25) LMYC and Paul Derrlg (Kamakaze, S2 7.9) Cedar Island Yacht Club (CIYC). Ted Wagner (High Roller, Cal 25) West Shore Sail Club triumphed in the nine-boat combined PHRF and fleets CIYC sailors Mark Enns (Breakaway, Santana 20) and Wayne Hallatt (Adlib, HR 25) in second and third spots. The 13-boat JOG (no spinnaker) fleet was won by Doug McLean (Marinator, Viking 28) GIYC with runners-up Bob Bingham (Summer Delite, Columbia 26) Dm Mon Yacht Gub and Phil Smith (Gemini, Northern 25) LMYC. Mark McCrindle (Fins) South Port Sailing There was rain Sun day lots of it In fact, it was the sort of day when there are only sailors and anglers out on the water. Oh, there was the occasional powerboat scurrying home from a weekend away.

The only occupants you saw were those huddled inside away from the elements behind the Strahl (Lionheart, Hobie 33) until earlier this season. Sailing with Kevelighan is his brother, Colin, who is visiting from Ireland for another week, an experienced sailor who sailed in the Infamous Fastnet race of 1979 when more than a dozen sailors were killed during a series of violent storms. Who's counting, of course, but in the five races between the two Hobies, Kevelighan has finished ahead of Strahl four times. Strahl was second to cross the finish line Sunday and second in the class. Third was Bob But the rain eventually did stop much to the delight of organizers back at the club who had prepared hot buttered corn and sausage for wet and chilled participants.

There were 58 competitors, down slightly from previous years. Dennis Hendel (Casper, Viking 28) LMYC jumped to a quick lead in the I0-boat Performance Handicap Racing Fleet's division. Despite a strong field nipping at his transom, he held off challengers to win the Commodore Alan Moore trophy for the best corrected time on the 10-mile course. ALAN HENDERSON slapping of the wipers against the windshield. They didn't know what they were missing.

TENNIS WHEEiA SRN TELEVISION TODAY 11:00 a.m. (TSN): U.S. Open tennis 3:10 p.m. (WGN): Baseball, Philadelphia at Chicago 7:30 p.m. (TSN): U.S.

Open tennis 7:30 p.m. (WGN): Baseball, Chicago at New York (AL) 7:35 p.m. (WTBS): Baseball, San Francisco at Atlanta 8:00 p.m. (43): Baseball, Geveland at Minnesota 10:00 p.m. (4): Baseball, Detroit at Seattle 10:00 p.m.

(TSN): Baseball, Toronto at Oakland 12:35 p.m. (11): U.S. Open tennis highlights RADIO TODAY 10:00 p.m. (WJR): Baseball, Detroit at Seattle 10:00 p.m. (CKLW): Baseball, Toronto at Oakland TELEVISION WEDNESDAY 11:00 a.m.

(TSN): U.S. Open tennis Hall of Fame opening nearing The Canadian Motorsports Hall of Fame now has Its first 10 inductees and a building to house exhibits but it's still lacking a public profile. However Gary Magwood, a co-founder of the Hall, hopes to change all that in the coming months. "We're hoping to open our exhibit space in September and that will generate more interest than just an announcement of names," said Magwood Monday afternoon. This Is the result of a year's work," added Magwood, also president of the Canadian Raring Drivers Association.

"It's the first time we've ever done something like this. "And obviously, there's just a myriad of details to oversee." After deciding about a year ago to start up a Hall of Fame, Magwood and co-founder Lee Abrahamson went about the task of finding a site. They secured exhibit space in the DAVID HALL Which two current Oakland Athletics players were both members of the 1985 U.S. college All-American team? (Answer tomorrow) In 1976, Kansas City's George Brett led the American League in at-bats (645) and batting average He is the most recent player to have done so. MONDAY NL BOXSCORES FOOTBALL CPL lastern Division 11 PAP Winnipeg 1 0 111 325 12 Hamilton 3 0 111 271 i Ottawa 1 7 0 203 158 4 Toronto 1 I 0 111 3)9 1 Western Division Calgary 9 0 0 339 131 10 British Columbia 0 3 0 JOB 271 II Saskatchewan 3 0 249 231 II Edmonton 5 3 0 1S3 159 10 Sacramento 1 7 0 143 271 4 Thursday Game Sacramento at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m.

Saturday Game B.C. at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Sunday Game Winnipeg at Saskatchewan, 3 p.m, Monday Games Edmonton at Calgary, 3 p.m. Toronto at Hamilton, p.m. ONTARIO LEAGUE PAP Hamilton 3 0 0 173 14 Ottawa 2 0 1 92 41 Windsor 2 0 1 31 5 Sault Ste.

Maria 1 2 0 57 114 2 Burlington 0 3 0 9 129 0 Oshawa 0 3 0 50 108 0 Saturday Game Hamilton at Windsor AKO at Windsor Stadium, 7 p.m. NFL Odds RENO, Nev. (AP) Th line from Mar-rod's Reno Race and Sports Book tor this week's NFL gomes: Sundiy Pittsburgh OFF vs. San Francisco Miami minus 6 at Indianapolis Detroit minus 614 vs. Atlanta Buffalo minus I3W vi.

New England NY Jets minus I vs. Denver Kansas City minus Vh at Tampa Bay Philadelphia minus vs. Phoenix Cleveland minus 8 vs. Cincinnati Green Bay minus 7 vs. LA Rams at Mil waukee Chicago minus 1 vs.

NY Giants Minnesota minus 3va at LA Raiders San Diego minus 11 vs. Seattle New Orleans minus 3 vs. Houston Monday Washington minus 2 vs. Dallas AMATEUR BASEBALL ESSEX COUNTY SENIOR LIAGUI Final Monday Result Windsor AAtWheatley 3 (WAA wins best-ot-tlve series 3-1) MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL LIAGUI Tonlghfs Game Windsor Titans II vs. Troy Braves at Henry Ford Community College, p.m.

FASTBALL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE Playoffs Series A Monday Results Bentley def. Ticket Wlcket'Champt (Ticket wickelChamps leads bott-of-five series 2-1) Metro Catering 000 080 0-0 Westpolnt Indians 014 000 -5 4 0 Kirk Ehgoeti (L), Mike Jewell (4) and Jason Hope; Steve Johnston IW) and Ken Plnkowski. Top hitters: Ron Jewell (M) 23 and Marc St. Pierre (W) 11 (Westpoint wins bost-ot-flve series 3-1) Thursday Game Bentley's vs. Ticket WicketChamps at Windsor Stadium, 615 p.m.

Series! Tonlghfs Game Penalty BoSouthwest Sales vs. Game-world, 1:30 p.m. (Best-ot-three series tied 1-1) (Both games at Windsor Stadium) Serin Prldey Gam South Windsor vs. South Windsor Jrs at Windsor Stadium, 0:30 p.m. (South Windsor leads best-of-thret series 1-0) HORSE RACING Intertrack at Windsor CRIINWOOD TONIGHT Pott Time 7:10 p.m.

Feature Race 5th race, (14,081, trot 1. Power GG (Henry) 1. Chocolate Layered (Waples) 1. Truway Helen (Jones) 4. Nomoremllk (Wellwood) 5.

Norwell Streaker (Stead) t. Trusted Image (Wall) 7. A Go Go Ego (Bako) I. Farewell My Love (Sattlc) WOODBINE WEDNESDAY Post Time 3:00 p.m. Feature Race tth race, 120,700, 7 lurtengs 1.

Thumler (Hewley) 2. Really Classic (Penna) 3. Teslallno (Walls) 4. Radiant Slew Attar d) 5. Vital (Mcknight) 6 Hyper Atlc (Ramirez) 7.

Prince Fableux (Lucianl) 8. West Plains (Dos Ramos) 9. Dance on a Rainbow (Clark) 10. Spruce 'Em Up (Ferrtlra) COLLEGE Football OUAA Inhibition Saturday Game McGlll vi. Windsor at South Campus Field, I p.m.

Soccer Ikhlbitlet) Men Today's Game Windsor at University of Maryland Today's Game Windsor at Ohio Stele U.S. Football The top IS teams In The Atsoeioted Press 1993 college toolboll poll, with lint-place votes In parenthesis, records through Aug. 30, totel points based on 25 points tor a lint-place vote through one point for a 25th-plact vote, and ranking in in previous pun; Record Pit FYS 1-0-0 1,531 I 00 1,449 1 1. Florida St. (47) J.

Aiaoama (in Michigan (2) 4. Miami 5. Tones AIM 4 Syracuse (I) 7. Notre Dame 0 Florida 9 Nebraska 10. Tennessee It.

Colorado 12 Washington 13. Arliona 14. Georgia IS Stanford (1) 14. North Cero'lna 17 Penn St. II Ohio St.

19 Brigham Young 20 Boston College 11. Oklohoma 21 Clemson 11 Mississippi St. 24 Carolina St, 15. Fresno St. g-u-o 1,415 iii 1,245 1,341 1,195 040 1,110 ft Other receiving votes- Mississippi 77, Tones to, San Diego Stole t4.

Baylor SO, Arliona Slate St, Wisconsin 15, UCLA JS. Louisville 73, Southern Cal Georgia Tech It, South Carolina 17, Washington Stale 17, lowe IS. Hewall 10, Southern Miss 10, Auburn 7, Maryland Michigan Stale Tenas Tech West Virginia Illinois Rutgers 3, 1,043 9 1,039 I WW 1,004 10 00 977 11 814 II 748 14 00 731 II tii ill IS 1-04 tit 20 00 514 It too 4t7 00 1M 19 00 319 11 00 304 12 00 MS 21 00 lit II 00 158 23 KM) 90 SOCCER AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL LIAGUI A Vencouver 13 I 39 30 114 Colorado II 8 34 30 103 Tampa Bay 10 II 48 44 101 Los Angelas 11 I 35 29 99 Toronto 9 13 33 18 88 Montreal 10 10 24 27 83 Ft. Lauderdale 7 15 35 51 77 Winning team receives six points lor a victory in regulation time or overtime. In games decided on shootout, winner re ceives four points, loser receives two.

Teams receive one point lor each goal scored In regulation up to a maximum of three par game. Wednesday Game Toronto at Montreal Saturday Games Montreal at Ft. Lauderdale Vancouver at Los Angeles Sunday Games Vancouver at Colorado Los Angeles al Ft. Lauderdale CANADIAN NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division A Toronto Rockets 7 1 13 13 'Toronto Croatia 2 14 9 It 'Toronto Italia 3 5 30 11 17 Windsor 7 I 0 15 30 14 Scarborough 1 14 20 14 St. Catharines 5 7 1 14 It II London 4 7 3 15 24 II Toronto Jets 1 5 II 15 10 Winnipeg 4 I 0 19 20 8 '-clinched playoff berth Frldey Game Winnipeg at Toronto Jets Sunday Game Toronto Jets vs.

Windsor Wheels at Windsor Stadium, 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 7 Winnipeg Fury al Toronto Italia Sunday, Sept. 12 Scarborough vs. Toronto Croatia Toronto Jets vs.

Toronto Rockets Sunday, Sept. 19 St. Catharines at Scarborough Friday, Sept. 24 Toronto Rockets at Winnipeg (End of regular season) Bastem Division A Montreal Croatia 5 1 1 27 11 13 Cosmos deleSalle 5 3 3 25 IS 13 Montreal Ramblers 4 3 4 21 22 12 Ste-leonerd 2 5 3 13 21 7 Mont-Royal Luso 1 5 5 II 27 7 CNSL CHALLINOE CUP Semi-Finals Friday Game Windsor at London, 8 p.m. (London leads two-game, total-goals series 1-0) (Toronto Croatia leads St.

Catharines 2-1 1n second seml-tlnal) NSL Minor Under-la League A Windsor 10 1 1 26 21 11 Oakvllle 8 1 1 59 14 17 North York 4 5 2 21 11 14 London 5 1 2 21 It 12 woodbrldge 2 7 2 14 23 Southwest 0 11 0 8 52 0 SOUTH REGION YOUTH Under IS I Club Roma iOOIl phu Lakers 1 0 11 Windsor 3 0 13 Hamilton Sparta 3 3 2 8 Ml. Hamilton 3 4 17 Kitchener 7 4 15 Guelph 2 7 0 4 PHU Strikers 14 0 2 MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE Maior Division Beograd 12 3 1 25 ORITA 10 I 5 25 Windsor Croatia A 9 3 3 31 Windsor Teulonle A 8 3 5 II Windsor Nationals A 7 1 5 19 San Marino 7 4 4 It Hellenic 3 8 18 Detroit White Eagles 7 5 3 17 Windsor Serbs 7 3 15 Ml. Clemens Booters A 5 5 5 15 Dearborn Stars 4 4 7 15 Leamington Rhine-Danube 5 7 3 11 Warren Kickers A 1 8 4 10 Southtleld Iraqi 5 11 0 10 Detroit Community 2 10 2 Detroit Croatia A 1 12 3 5 Windsor Caboto A I 11 2 4 Thursday Games Latinos vs. United, m. Caboto Fury vs.

Nationals 8 p.m, (Both games at Wlgle Perk) CSA CUP Pinal Tuesday Sept. 7 Game Hellenic vs. FC Nationals A at Wlgle Perk, 7 p.m. INTER-CITIES LEAGUE A Italia 14 2 1 48 19 31 Polonla 14 3 3 71 19 31 Lisbon 13 4 3 54 17 29 Latinos 17 4 3 40 23 Amherstburg 10 3 30 18 Anglo II 7 1 48 It 13 Turks 10 3 31 41 15 San Salvador 5 II 1 II 43 11 Serbs 3 14 3 23 72 7 Macedonia 2 It 1 21 71 5 United 1 It 1 14 83 3 Thursday Game Latinos vs. United at Wlgle Park, 8 p.m.

SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO WOMEN'S LIAGUI Under-19 I I Caboto II 0 I 13 FC Nationals 7 3 I IS Croatia 18 3 4 Dom. Soccer Dome 0 12 2 Under-17 Caboto Strikers 7 2 1 IS FC Nationals U1S 7 2 1 15 FC Nationals U17 2 1 11 Wheels 1 2 12 Caboto wildcat! 2 1 Macedonia 0 11 0 0 collitti cup Soml-Flnel Monday Result CABOTO UNDIR-19 4 (Lisa Poul, Katie Maloche, Nina Merino, Missy Melocha) CAIOTO UNDIR-17 I (Angela Merino) Pinal Saturday Game Caboto Strikers UI7 vs. Caboto UI9 tl Wlgle Perk, 5 p.m. IUROPEAN SOCCER PREMIER LIAGUI Leads I Oldham 0 BASKETBALL World Qualifying Group A United Slatai 10 Penama 2 14 Braill I 1 2 Veneiuola 1 3 2 Dom. Republic 0 2 0 Group I I Hi Argentina 2 0 4 Canada 2 I 4 Cuba 2 14 Puerto Rico I I 2 Uruguay 0 4 0 Menday Results Cenada 101 Uruguay as United Stales 97 Venecuele 85 Argentine 91 Cuba 84 Iraill 84 Dominican Republic 80 Todey's Games Uruguay vs.

Argentina, 1 p.m. Dominican Republic vs. Panama, I p.m. Braill vs. Panama, 1 30 p.m.

Cuba vs. Puerto Rico. 10:30 p.m. na Da Los Rios, Paraguay, t-2, 7-t (7-5). Alexandra Fusel, France, def.

Kalhy Rlnaldl, U.S., t-4, t-3. Man Singles First Round Amos Mansdorf, Israel, del. Grant Stafford. South Africa, 3-t, 6-7 (8-61, t-3, 1-0, retired. Carl-Uwe Steab, Germany, del.

Jeson Sloltenberg, Australia, l-t, t-3, 6-4, t-3. Jonas Blorkman, Sweden, del. Stephana Simian, France, t-4, 4-3, t-l Aaron Kricksteln, U.S., del. Gianluca Poul, Italy, 3-4, 7-t 19-7), t-4, t-l. Jaime Yiaga, Peru, def.

Andrei Ches-nokov, Russia, 6-7 (7-3), t-3, t-2, t-l. Daniel Vacek, Czech Republic, def. Cllslav Dosedal, Czech Republic 2-6, 7-t (9-7), t-7 (7-0), t-4, t-l. Jonas Svensson, Sweden, def. Goran Prplc Croatia, t-l, t-2, 74 (7-5).

Lan Bala, South Alrica, def. Carsten Arriens, Germany, t-l, t-2. Waynt Ferrelro, South Africa, def. Petr Korde (9), Czech Republic 7-t 17-2), 4 7-t (9-7), 3-t, t-2. Byron Black, Zimbabwe, def.

Benf-Ove Pedtrsen, Norway, 6-3, 6-3, t-3. Dlmitrl Poliakov, Russia, def. Brat Garnett, U.S., t-3, 6-2, 6-2, Kevin Ullyet, South Alrica, del. Alex O'Brien. U.S., 6-3, 5-7, 5-7, t-l, 44.

Martin Damm, Czech Republic, def. Jean-Phlllppe Fleurlan, Franca, t-2, 2-4, t-3, t-4. Nicolas Pereira, Venezuela, def. Crls-tlano Coram, Italy, t-2, t-4, 4-4, 4-3. Shuzo Malsuoka, Japan, def.

Andrei Olhovskly, Russia, t-2, t-3, t-2. Markui Zoecke, Germany, vs. Nick-las Kultl, Sweden, 74 (84), 6-4, 7-5. Alexander Volkov (14), Russia, def. Jonathan Stark, U.S., 14, t-3, 4-4, t-7 (9-7), t-3.

Jan Siemerink, Netherlands, def. Robbie weiss, U.S., t-7 (12-10), t-4, 44, 4-3, 74 (7-1). Karel Novacek, Czech Republic def. Michael Tebbutt, Australia, t-3, t-2. t-3.

Patrick McEnroe, U.S., def. Marcos Ondruska, South Africa, t-7 (7-4), 34, t-2. t-l, t-2. Bernd Karbacner, Germany, def. Emillo Sanchez, Spain, 44, t-l, 14, 74 Chuck Adams, U.S., def.

Chris Woodruff, Australia, t-3, t-4, 04, 6-3. Paul Haarhuls, Netherlands, def. David Whealon, U.S. 04, 74 (104), t-4, t-4 back David Fulcher, defensive lineman Willie Broughton, cornerback Dan Land, running back Napoleon McCat-lum, offensive lineman Todd Peat, tight end John Dutt, centre Tom Roth and linebacker Keith Trayior. Los Angeles Rams cut defensive end Bill Hawkins, tight end Damone Johnson, wide receivers Sam Graddy, Jeff Chadwick, Tony Hargaln and Richard Buchanan, linebacker Thomas Homco, safety J.Kors, cornerback Courtney Griffin, offensive linemen Chuck Betin and Brad Flchtel, defensive lineman Warren Powers and punter Jeff Buffalo Miami Dolphins cut punter Reggie Roby, linebackers Cliff Odom and Chuck Buliough, wide receivers Freddie Banks, cornerback Stephen Braggs, guards Blaine Rose and Tony Rowell, safeties Liffort Hobley and Robert O'Neal, defensive linemen Roosevelt Collins and Craig Veasey, tight end Rob Coons and quarterback Doug Pe derson.

Minnesota Vikings cut running backs Roger Craig, Mike Gaddls and Robet Staten, tight ends Mike Tice and Brent Novoselsky, cornerback Jaylce Pearson, linebackers Greg Manusky, Ray Berry, David Bavaro and William Sims, tackle Daryle Smith, wide receiver Vance Johnson, defensive tackle Gilbert Brown and defensive back Shawn Jones. New England Patriots sign safety Bobby Harden; cut centre Bill Lewis, linebackers Keith McCants, Eugene Lock hart and Eddie Sutter, defensive linemen John Washington, Mike Pitts, Aaron Jones, Chris Gannon ant' George Williams, safeties Tim Gordon and Adrian White, tight end Reggie Dwight, running backs Corey Croom and Burma Leggette, and offensive lineman Chris Perez; place wide receiver Mike Farr on the walved-injured Int. New Orleans Saints cut wide receivers Wesley Carroll and Marcus Dowdell, cornerbacks Gene McGuire and Cedrlc Mack, tight ends Ronnie Williams and Tommie Stowers, running back Derrick Ned, guard Tom Backes, safety Othello Henderson, offensive lineman Scott Bowles, centre Brad Leg-gett, defensive end Karl Dunbar and nose tackle Ronnie Dixon. New York Giants cut linebacker Pep per Johnson, running back Ottls Anderson, kicker Matf Bahr, centre Bart Oates, defensive ends Eric Dorsey and Mark Flythe, safety Lamar McGriggs, cornerback Perry Williams, wide receivers Joey Smith and Eric Weir, tackle Jeff Novak and tight ends John Brandos. New York Jeti cut centre Jim Sweeney, defensive linemen Paul Frase, Bill Plckel and Karl Wilson, wide receivers Mario Bailey, Dale Dawklns and David Daniels, defensive becks Dennis Price, David Tate, Marcus Turner, Victor Green and Damon Pierl, and tight end Ken Whlsenhuint.

Philadelphia Hole cut defensive back Erik McMillan, wide receivers Mark Duper and Orlando McKay, quarterback Casey Weidon. linebacker Ken Rosa, Epheslans Bart ley, Ivan Caesar and Scott Kowaikowskl, defensive tackle Gerald Nichols, running backs Tony Brooks and Siren Stacy, tight end Joey Mickey and defensive lineman Doug Skene, Phoenix Cardinals cut centre Knl sushi, safeties Odie Harris and Will White, offensive linemen Willie Williams and Mark Tucker, running back Eric Blount, tight end Willie Wright, wide receivers Robert Jackson and Mike Cook San Diego Charaen cut tackles Stan Brock ana Mike Mooney, guard Calvin Stephens, cornerbacks Brian Davis and Michael Williams, free safety Eric Cestle, wide receivers Wayde Butler and Chris Thomas, defensive tackles Arthur Paul and George Thornton, defensive end Kevin Little San Francisco 49eri cut linebackers Mike Walter, Brett Farynlan and Antonio Goss, cornerback Don Griffin, kicker Mike Cofer, wide receivers Mark Seay and Mike Alexander, running backs Adam Walker, Marc Logan and Keith Jones, defensive back Junior Bryant and quarterback Jeff Bridewell Seattle Seahawks cut running back Rue ben Mayes, linebacker Junior, wide receivers Tommy Kane and Robb Thomas, defensive end Tony Woods, centres Trey Junkin end Grant Feasel, safety Dedrlck Dodge, Quarter back Jeff Graham, guard Tneo Adams Tampa Bay Buccaneers cut safeties Barney Bussey and Jerry Gray, quarterback Mark Vlasic linebakor EIHah Alexander, cornerback Curtis Buckley, wide receiver Robert Claiborne, defensive linemen Rhett Hall, Corey Mayfleld and Shewn Prkt Washington Redskins cut punter Kelly Goodbun, safety Todd Bowles, centre Guy Bingham, defensive tackles Eric Williams and Jason Buck, tight ends Terry Orr and Ray Rowe, cor nerback Johnny Thomas, linebacker John Brantley, guard Paul Silver, running back Robert Green U.S. Open NEW YORK (AP) Results Monday from the s9.3-mllllon S. Open tennis championships al the National Tennis Centre In Flushing Meedow (saedlngs in parentheses): WOMEN Singles Qualifying Beate Reinsladler, Austria, del. Mala Zlvec-Skul, Germany, 6-1, 6-4, First Round Steffi Graf (I), Germany, def.

Robin White, US, t-3, o4. Shi-ting Wang, Taiwan, def. Stephanie Rottler, Netherlands, t-0, 6-2, Clare Wood, Britain, dot. Miriam Ore-mans, Netherlonds, t-3, t-l. Shaun Stafford, U.S., dot.

Halle Cloffl, U.S.. t-4, 7-4 (7-1). Nicole Muns-Jagermen, Netherlands, def. Andrea Strnadova, Csech Republic Christina Singer, Germany, def. Nanne Dahlman, Finland, 7-6 (7-5).

t-4. Laura Golarsa, Italy, def. Ruxandra Dragomlr, Romania, t-3. t-3. Conchita Martinet 14), Spain, def.

Sandrlna Testud, France, t-2, 4-3. Karine Quentrec, France, def. Jo Du-rle, Britain, t-4, 1-6, t-4. Judith Wiesner, Australia, vs. Michelle Jaggard-Lal, Australia, 7-5, 44, t-4.

Patricia Hy, Richmond Hill, def. Naoko Sawametsu, Japan, 4-e, t-l, 7-5. Lisa Raymond, U.S., del. Linda Ferran-do, Italy, t-3, 7-t (8-61, Dominique Monaml, Belgium, def. Francesca Bentlvoglio, Italy, 7-4 (7-4), t-2.

Emanuela Zardo, Switzerland, def. Christina Papadakl, Greece, t-l, t-l. Elna Reinach, South Africa, def. Ann Grossman, U.S., 7-5, t-l Meredith McGrath, U.S., def. Pascale Paradls-Mangon, Franca, t-2, 0-7 (7-4), t- Sylvia Farina, Italy, def.

Claire Weglnk, Netherlands, 5-7, t-4, t-2. Linda Harvey-Wild, U.S., def. Ines Gor-rochategui, Argentine, t-2, t. Sabine Appelmans, Belgium, def. Yayuk Basuki, Indonesia, 7-5, t4 Ginger Helgeson, U.S., def.

Jolene Wa-tanabe, 7-5, t-4 Sllke Meier, Germany, del. Nadine Er-cegovic. Croatia, 6-7 (7-S), t-4. t-4. Martina Navralilova 13), U.S., def.

Gloria Pmichlni, Italy, t-l. Anke Huber 19), Germany, del. Karln Kschwendl, Luxembourg, t-2, t-2. Magdalene Maleeva (10), Bulgaria, del. Marianne Werdel, U.S., 7-5, t-4.

Julie Halard, France, def. Petra Kams-tra, Netherlands, 4-4, 7-t 17-4). Krlstlne Radford, Australia, del. Caroline Kuhlman, U.S., 3-0, 7-t (7-5), t-3. Sabine Hack, Germany, del.

Patricia Tarabinl, Argentina, t-0, t-2. Elena Llkhovtseva, Russia, def. Andrea Leand, U.S., t-3, t-2. Iva Maoll, Croatia, def. Rachel McQuillan, Australia, t-3, t3.

Brenda Schultz, Netherlands, def. Rosa- TRANSACTIONS FOOTBALL NFL Atlanta Falcons trade punter Tim tea Is I to the Green Bay Packers for a condition al draft choice, cut defensive end Tim Green, linebacker Jesse Solomon, wide receivers Shannon Baker and Jason Phillips, tackle John Buddenberg, centre Robbie Tobeck, tight end Frank Hartley, running back Derrick Morre, safeties Jeff Donaldson, Terry Ray, Louis Riddick and Elbert Shelley. Buffalo Bills waive safety Mark Kelso, centra Adam Llngner, tight ends Rob Await and Pat Akos, running back Phil Bryant, offensive linemen Corben Lad-na, Sean Love, and Tom Myslinskl, defensive linemen James Patton and Mark Pike, linebacker David White, and defensive back Darryl Wren; place tight end Keith McKeller on the reserve-physl cally-unable-to-perform list. Chicago Bears cut tackle Keith Van Horn, guards Mlrko Jurkovle and Todd Burger, linebackers Jim Morrissey and Jim Schwa nt quarterback Will Furrer, running backs Mark Green and John lv low, wide receivers Anthony Morgan and Eric Wright, cornerback Lemuel Stlnson, safety Matt Goodwin, tight end Oanta Whitaker and defensive tackle Frank Kmet. Cincinnati Bengals cut wide recievrs Eddie Brown, Reggie Thornton, Allen De-Graffenreld and Brian Stablein, running back Mike Dingle, defensive lineman Lamar Rogers and Artis Ford, linebackers Karmeeleyah McGill and Brad Smith, of fenslve linemen Mark Staten and Dan Jones, defensive back Mitchell Price and tight end Jelf Thomason.

Cleveland Browns cut cornerback Tim Jacobs, running back Derrick Douglas, defensive tackle Travis Davis and tight end Dave Jones; place safety Tim Watson on the reserve non-football injury list, and tackle Orlando Brown on Injured reserve. Dallas Cowboys cut safeties Bill Bates and Markus Paul, quarterback Hugh Mil-len, linebackers Bobby Abrams and Reggie Glvens, running backs Tommie Agee, Michael Beasley and Lincoln Cole man, tight end Jason Burleson, centre Dale Hellestrae, offensive tackle Eric Mclvor and Todd Jones, linebacker Mickey Prultl and defensive end Robert Williams. Denver Broncos cut punter Mike Ho-ran, quarterbacks Shawn Moore and Mikt Peret, defensive linemen Kenny Walker and Ron Geater, running backs Robert Drummond and Kevin Williams, tight end Clarence Williams, guard Jeff Davidson, linebackers Tim Lucas, John Kacherskl, Ronnie Haliburton and Mitch Donahue and cornerback Muhammad 01 War. Detroit Lions cut tight ends Rodney Holman, Thomas McLemore and Marty Thompson, running backs Curvln Rich trds and Eric Lynch, corner backs Kevin Minlefield and Junior Robinson, line backers Toby Caston, Burnell Dent, Victor Jones and Ty si lock, cornerback Leonard Burton and safety Mike laqua niello. Green Bay Packers cut quarterback Ken O'Brien, wide receivers Ron Lewis and Shawn Collins, offensive tackles Tootle Robblns and Paul Hutchlns, tight end Ed West, linebackers Jeff Brady, Brett Collins, Terry Crews and Keo Coleman, running back Allen Plnkett, guard Terry Beauford, defensive end Sebastian Barrie and safety Chris Crooms; reach agree ment with defensive lineman Alfred Oglasby on an injury settlement and waive him.

Houston Oilers cut llebackers Eugene Seele, Jessie Small and Robert Lylet, tight end John Henry Mills, kick returners Willie Orewrey and Patrick Robinson, wide receiver Leonard Harris, safety Meivln Aldrldge, defensive lineman Jamas Atkins and Eddie Smith, tackle Chuck Bradley, running back Le'Shal Maston, offensive lineman Jeff Neai and cornerback James Williams. Indianapolis Colts place linebacker Chip Banks, guard Ron Solt and running back Ronald Humphrey on Injured re serve; cut quarterback Tom Tupe, running backs Ken Clark and Tim Low ery, linebackers Tony Walker, Matt Vanderbeek and Paul Butcher, offensive lineman John Ray and Kipp fckers. wide receiver Eddie Miller and fight end Mike Jones. Kansas City Chiefs trade fullback Barry Wo-d to the Minnesota Vikings for a fifth-round draft choice in 1994, and tackle Rich Baldlnger to the New En-giend Patriots for an undisclosed 1994 draft choice Los Angtlti Haiders cut wide receivers James Lofton and Olanda Trultt, quarterback Todd Marinovich, kicker Jeff Jaeger, punter Jeff Gostett, defensive Television, Radio Sports DSmith (12), Grace 1 (33), Sosa (11). IB-Duncan (4).

HR-Dykstra (It), Kruk 113), DHolltns (15), Wllklns (25). CS-Sandberg (2). IP III BB SO Philadelphia Schilling i 9 4 3 1 5 West 111113 Thigpen 3 10 0 11 Mason 2-3 2 4 4 2 2 Chicago FCastlllo 2 4 0 1 Boskie 1 1 0 0 0 3 Scanlan 1 0 0 0 0 1 McElroy 2 1 0 0 0 1 Bautlsta 1 10 0 11 Plesac W.l-l I 0 0 0 0 1 FCastlllo pitched to 4 batten In the 3rd. WP-west 2, FCastlllo. Umpires-Home, Montague; First, Hlrschbecki Second, Froemmlng; Third, Winters.

T-4I. Giants 5 Marlins 1 SAN FRAN FLORIDA abrhbl abrhbl DaMtmcf SllOCarrcf 413 1 RoTsn 2b 5 011 Weiss ss 4 0 10 McGee rf 1 0 0 0 Brberle 2b 4 0 0 0 MaWIm 3b 5 110 Shffleld 3b 3 0 0 0 Bonds It 3 111 Dstrdo lb 3 010 Bnmgr lb 4 111 Brlley If 10 0 0 Clayton ss 3 0 10 Turnr 0 0 0 0 Mnwrnc 4 0 00 Conine II 4 0 10 Sndrsn 3 0 0 0 Sntlago 4 0 10 Burba 0 0 0 0 Whltmr rf 4 0 10 MJcksn 0 0 0 0 Armstr 10 0 0 Beck 0 0 0 0 RLewls 0 0 0 0 Arias ph 10 0 0 Aquino 0 0 0 0 Cotto ph 10 0 0 RRdrgip 0 0 0 0 Rnterla It 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 I Totals 34 1 1 I Jen Francisco 010 110 Ott-S Florida 000 010 0M-1 E-RoThompson (7), MaWllllams 19), Sheffield 1 (39). OP-San Francisco 2, Florida 2. LOB-San Francisco 9, Florida 7. 26-RoThompson (14).

HR-Benilngor 1 14), Carr 14). SB-Carr (40). CS-De-slrade II). IP RID BB SO San Francisco Sanderson 1110 4 Burba 12-310010 MJackson 1-1 0 0 0 0 I Beck I 1 0 0 0 0 Florlde Armstr L.M4 4J-3 7 3 3 2 4 Lewis 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 Aquino 2 1 0 0 0 2 RRodrlguei 1 12 110 Turner 1 0 0 0 1 0 Balk-Sanderun. Umpires-Home, Tata; First, Bonln; Second, Gregg, Third, Oovli.

Reds 10 Cardinals 3 CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS abrhM abrhbl Howard If 5 2 3 3 Allcea lb 5 0 10 Brmlld cl 5 110 OSmlth tl 4 110 Morris Ib 4 011 Burns 0 0 0 0 Sabo lb 3 110 Perry Ib 10 0 0 Costo rf 4 131 JHorles Ib 4 110 Oliver 4 13 0 Murphy 0 0 0 0 Samuel lb 5 111 Zellolb 10 0 0 Irnson SI 5111 Gllkey If 5 11 1 RIop 20 10 Whiter cf 5 011 Dghrty ph 1 0 0 0 Brewer rf 10 0 0 JRuffln 1 0 0 0 Pgnoul 10 0 0 Arocha 10 0 0 Olvares 10 0 0 TIJones ss 10 0 0 Totals 41 17 1 Totals It 1 II 1 Cincinnati 100 511 001-H St. Louts OM lot- 1 l-ielM (14), Arocha (1) DP-Clncln. Mil SI Louis I. LOB-Clnclnnatl I.

St. Louis 11. IB-Sobo 1 (27), Coslo II), Oliver 1171, Gllkey 111), Whiten (9). HR-Howerd (1), Cotto ID. SB-OSmlth III), Jetforlos (Ml, Whiten (II).

CS-Howard ID. S-RIo. SF-Cotlo. IP SO Cincinnati HloW.il-7 10 3 2 JRuffln 1 11111 St. Lwfi Arocha L.I0-I H-ll 3 1 1 Oiiveree 1M I 1 1 I I Burns 2 0 0 0 0 0 Murphy I 4 2 2 0 0 WP-JRuffln.

Umpires-Home, Runge; First, Leyne; Second, DeMuth; Third, Relllord. basement of the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame on the grounds of the Canadian National Exhibition, site of the annual Molson Indy. "It's the old story that nothing will get done unless somebody tackles it," said Magwood. "We had hoped to be underway already but CNE activities blocked our access to the building so we've had to wait until the exhibition ends." After securing a building, Magwood and Abrahamson started looking for nominees. They wrote to sports-car clubs, seeking nominations in three categories.

They received 20 names 15 drivers, two team members and three sponsor-builders. The eight-member selection committee whittled that number down to 10 seven drivers, one team member and two sponsor-builders and announced its inaugural inductees two weeks ago. They are drivers Gilles Villeneuve, Bill Brack, John Cannon, Eppie Weitzes, Billy Foster, Peter Ryan and Bob McLean, sponsor-builders Chuck Rathgeb and Imperial Tobacco Ltd. along with Bill Sadler in the team-member category. Villeneuve, the most recognizable name on the list, starred on the Formula One circuit racing for Ferrari from 1977 until he was killed in a crash May 8, 1982, during qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix.

He won six Grand Prix races, inspiring a generation of Canadian racers that includes Canadian IndyCar drivers such as Paul Tracy, Scott Goodyear and Ross Bentley. The other names aren't as familiar and in the case of Foster, even the Hall's board members were scratching their heads. "Billy's been nominated, but I've got to be honest, no one seems to remember a lot about him," said Magwood. This much, they know: In 1965, the driver from Victoria became the first Canadian to race in the Indianapolis 500. He dropped out after 85 laps.

In the '66 Indy, he was originally blamed, but later exonerated, for a first-lap pileup that eliminated 11 cars. He was killed in a stock-car racing accident in California in 1967. Others drivers nominated include Torontonians George Eaton, Craig Hill, Horst Kroll and Francis Bradley, Montrealers Jacques Couture and Ross de St-Croix, George Chapman of Winnipeg and John Cordts of Hunt-sville. Nominated posthumously were builder Norm Namerow and team member Peter Broeker, both of Montreal. All the nominees but Foster are from the world of road racing.

Magwood hopes next year's nominees will include drag-racers and motorcyclists. "We don't want to exclude anybody," said Magwood. "It'll be up to them how they want to do It. "It's just that the road-racing community got it going." Magwood hopes that an annual selection process will yield five or six inductees a year. ASA results: Randy McDonald of Oshawa was eighth Sunday In the American Speed Association Missouri 300.

MacDonald, who was running on lap 297 at the finish, was also named 'rookie of the Windsor's Alec Pinsonneault finished 28th after going out on the 97th lap with engine problems. Todd Forbes of Bryan, Ohio was the race winner followed by Tony Raines of Bigler, Pa, and Glenn Allen of Coopersvllle, Mich. Expos 6 Rockies I MONTREAL COLORADO abrhM abrhM Grssom cf 4 10 0 Jones cl 3 0 0 0 Mraro lb 10 10 Boston cf 10 0 0 Alou If 1010 Girardi 4 0 10 VndrWI If 1 0 0 Glrrga lb 3 0 0 0 LWIkr rf 3 2 11 Bnvdei lb 10 10 DFIchr 4 0 2 3 Bchetle rf 4 0 0 0 Lnslno 3b 5 010 Hayes 3b 4 0 0 0 Ready ib 4 110 JeCIrk If 3 110 Crdero ss 3 0 10 Castllla ss 3 0 0 0 Fssero 3 10 0 Mole 2b 3 0 10 Roles 0 0 0 0 Santord 10 0 0 Rufflnp 0 0 00 EYng ph 10 0 0 Wayne 0 0 0 0 Moore 0 0 0 0 Shaffer ph 10 11 MMuni 0 0 0 0 Tatali 11 I 5 Totals 31 1 I Montreal 10 100 Oil Ctlerada 000 000 010-1 E-Sanlord (1). DP-Coloredo 1. LOB-Montreal 10, Colorado 4.

JB-LWalker (21). 3B-Marrero (I). SB-Grlssom 1 (371, Merrero (II, Ready (II. C5-Marre-ro (21. F-LWeiker.

IP RtR BB SO Montreal PesseroW.IM 7M 4 1 1 0 10 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Colorado Sanlord L. 1-1 31-3 5 4 1 5 4 RuHIn 3 1-3 0 0 0 1 3 Wayne 11-3 1 I I 3 1 Moore 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 MMunoi 1 1110 0 Balk-Wayne. Umpires-Home, Marsh; First, Papua-no; Second, Vanover; Third, Wendelsledt. Mets5Astros4 HOUSTON NEW YORK abrhM abrhbl Biggie) lb SIM Orsulak If 4111 Flnleycf 4 0 0 0 Hndleyc 4 110 Bgwell Ib 4 0 10 Murray Ib 4 0 0 0 CJmei rf 1110 Bonllla 3b 4 113 XHrndi 0 0 0 0 Brnti rf 3 0 0 0 Gnialei If 4 13 0 Kent lb 3 0 10 Cedenoss 4 0 0 0 McKntss 3 0 0 0 Servalsc 3 0 0 0 RyTpsnct 3 111 Onnels 3b 3 0 11 Hllman 3 0 0 0 Anthny rf 1 0 0 0 MMddn 0 0 0 0 Prtugal 10 01 Franco 0 0 0 0 Cndele 3b 1110 Bass ph 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 4 I 4 Totals 31 I Houston no 000 OM-4 No York toe 101 im E-Bonllla (It), Mcknight 14). OP-Hotiston 1, New York I.

LOB-Houston 4, New York 1. iB-Gomelei (IS), Hundley (ID, RyThompson (SI H-Biggio (17), Orsulak 10), Bonllla 130), RyThompton (41. CS-Bejwell (4), Gontelet (S). SF-Portugal. IP It II II Houston Portugal 7 1 4 4 0 4 XHrndi L3-4 1 1110 0 Now York Hlllman 71-114 4 1) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 1 Umpires-Home, Davidson; First, Hohn, Second, Ponclno; Third, Relker.

T-M7. Cubs 10 Phillies 6 PHIU CHICAGO abrhM ab bl Dykttr cf 4 2 3 1 DSmth rf 410 Duncan lb 5 111 wwisn cf 10 0 0 Kruk 16 SlllSndbrglb till DHIIns 3b 5 211 Grace Ib 1311 Deultont 5 0 I I May It 0 1 0 Incvola II 5 0 10 Hbbard pr 0 10 0 Chmbrl rf 5 0 0 0 Sosa cl 4 111 Meson 0 0 000 Wilkinsc 1 1 1 4 Slacker ss 5 0 0 0 Becheie 3b 4 010 Settling 3 0 0 0 Yelding pr 0 0 0 0 West 0 0 0 0 Plesac 0 0 0 0 MTmsn ph 10 10 Vicaino ss 5 0 10 Thgpon 0 0 0 0 Funic, 10 0 0 Isnrlcttrt 0 000 Bosklep 10 10 Seaman 0 0 0 0 Robrsn ph 10 0 0 McElryp 0 0 0 0 GHIII ph 0 0 0 0 Butttta 0 0 0 0 Snrhot ss 10 0 0 TotoH 41 1 11 1 Totals 44 10 0 Pttlltdolptlll M4 (09 OKI 00- Chicago IN Oil 1M 04-14 Two outs when winning run scored. I-Ouwan (ill, Vltealno 114) OP-Phlladelphla Chicago I. LOB-Phlladel-phla Chicago I. 21-Oaullon (fl),.