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A 1 C6CJ Saturday, October 3, 1 992 South Bend Tribune SPORTS PROS AREA SCORSOAKD For Michiana sports Information, call CITYLINE, 674-0900, 2275 AUTO RACINO RADI07TVSP0RTS a Juiy begins work on NFL lawsuit NASCAR lineup NORTH WllJO-SHOlta NFL standings American conference NC. PA 45 50 61 65 96 lAHI The tin 15 qualiAm for Suixtoyz NASCAR Tyson liutfy Fima 4UO at North Wilkua-boro Spmhray with position, driver, hometown and average speed IpoNUona 16 through 30 are to be tfetermned In qualifying on Satur- Alan KuKrirU, GromlWd. Ford Thtmdrrtxrd, 117.133 Wallace, SL mph; 1 Ruaty Wallace, Puntiac Grand Pnx, 116.877: 3. Goad Baton, Chemung. Ford Thundertxrd.

116550, 4. Kyle Petty, handteman, Pontiac 5 Ricky Houatan PiltaburghS I 0 ,750 Cincinnati 3 3 0 500 Cleveland I I I St Went Denver 3 1 0 .750 50 5 Kansas City 3 .750 07 47 Seattle I 3 0 350 37 73 Raiders 0 4 0 .000 57 96 SanDieffO 0 4 0 000 29 05 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East WLT WIT PA Grand Pnx. 116560; MO; TODAY -11 a m. Football, Florida State vs. Miami, WSJV-TV 1 1 :30 a m.

Football, Ohio State vs. Wisconsin, ESPN 11:30 am Football, Lafayette vs. Cornell, SportsChannel Noon Football, Indiana vs. Michigan State, WHME-FM 12:30 Football, Stanford vs. Notre Dame, WNDU-TV, WNDU, WSBT 12:30 Baseball, Tigers vs.

Blue Jays, PASS 2:00 Baseball, WSBT-TV 2:30 Football, Iowa vs. Michigan, WSJV-TV 2:30 Horse racing, Turf Classic, ESPN 3:00 Auto racing, Winston Cup Classic, TNN 3:30 Golf, Vantage Classic, ESPN 4:00 Saturday showcase, WNDU-TV 4:00 Football, Alabama State vs. Central State, BET 6:30 Football, LSU vs. Tennessee. ESPN 7:30 NHL Exhibition, Detroit vs.

St. Louis, PASS 9:00 Baseball, White Sox vs. Mariners, SportsChannel, WMAQ 58 27 50 79 85 Marian, Penn win easily Marian and Penn breezed into the championship round of the Penn Sectional with 5-0 wins over Mishawaka and Adams, respectively. The finals will be held today at 9 a.m. at Penn High School.

Penn improved its record to 12-0 with the triumph against Adams. H.S. TENNIS Derek Myers triggered the King-smen sweep with a 6-0, 6-0 victory at No. 1 singles against Mark Raverman of Adams. Evan Gobdel of Marian sparked the Knights with a 6-0.

6-1 victory at No. 1 singles against Mishawakas Ben Jacob. Marion 5. Miahawaka 0 SINGLES Evan Gooce1 Deal Ben Jacob 60. 6 1 Wiiham Turnock beat Ov-s Hoogiand 6-2, 6-0.

Joseph Long beat Bcanoon Chizum 2-6. 6-1. 6-0 DOUBLES Michael Stanley Tnomas Turnock beat David Keift-Anmed Simon 6-3 6 4 Jeffery Tayior-Coiey Brady beat John Gieissner-Don Rosenbaum 7-5. 6-0 Records Marian 6-4 Mishawaka 3-1 1 Penn 9, Adame 0 SINGLES Derek Myers beat Mark Raverman 6-0 6-0. Brian Tranter beat John Jones 6-0.

6-1. Mike Breedlove beat Jacob Mmtz 6-0. 6-0 DOUBLES Mike Pinto Bryan Scott beat Enc Jackson-Matt Schirmer 6-2 6-0 Viay Bhagavan-Mike Bodey beat Chns Gruben Matt Benevich 6-3. 6-4 Records Adams 5-6 Penn 12-0 SOUTH BEND SECTIONAL: Riley opened the South Bend tennis sectional Fridav with a 5-0 win over port far tins weeks games as 110 0 .750 101 2 2 0 .500 86 2 2 0 500 64 1 3 0 .250 88 West 3 10 2 2 0 2 2 0 I 3 0 Sunday Chicago at Minnesota, noon Green Bay at Atlanta, noon Inckanapolis at Tampa Bay. noon Miami at Buffalo, noon New Orleans at Detroit, noon Kansas City at Denver.

3 LA Rams at San Francisco, 3 Y. Giants at LA Raiders, 3 Seattle at San Diego. 3 Washington at Phoerux, 3 New England at New York Jets. 7 OPEN DATE: Cincinnati. Cleveland, Houston Pittstxirgh.

Monday Dallas at Philadelphia. 8 NFL injuries NEW YORK (API The National Football League iqjury re- earned an average $3,443 per week. The average NFL player in 1989 earned $280,000, or $17,500 a week over the 16-week season. The players are basing their damage claims on the negotiated wage, averaging $5,189 a week, they would have received had they been activated. Peter Nickles, attorney for the teams, said the argument that practice players should be paid the same as game players was complete nonsense.

These are fine individuals, he said, but they didnt make the team. Yablonski re-asserted the players argument that the league saved millions of dollars in 1989 by instituting the developmental squads and thus reducing the need for injured reserves as a source of practice players. Players on injured reserve receive their full negotiated salary. Several of the 13 players who testified during the trial told how they or other players on injured reserve in 1988 had the same duties as practice players in 1989, but made four or five times the money. Some said they were told to fake injuries so they could stay on the team as practice players.

Associated Press WASHINGTON An eight-person jury began deliberations Friday in a $10 million lawsuit against the NFL filed by former practlcd players claiming they were victims of an urjust wage system. The two-week trial in U.S. District Court centers on whether the 235 players in the class-action suit suffered financial injury when the NFL in 1989 fixed wages at $1,000 a week for members of developmental squads. A decision is not expected before Monday. Judge Royce Lamberth, who is presiding over the case, ruled in March fiat the 28 teams violated antitrust laws by fixing the salaries for the six-man practice teams.

Joseph Yablonski, chief lawyer for 'the players, said in his closing argument that the defense claim the practice players would have received less than $1,000 in a free market environment was nothing short of preposterous. He said that during the 1988 season no NFL player was paid less than $1,000 and that in 1989 the lowest-paid group of players rookies and those without game experience who were put on injured reserve before the season and werent eligible to play that year 76 59 80 84 COLFi Rudd. Chesapeake, Va, ChevniM Lianna. 116.321. 6 Sterling Marlin, Columbia, Ford Thundertxrd, 116309 7.

Terry Labonto, Corpua Chns-U. Texas, Okhurubde Cutlass, 116267, 6 Erne Irvan, Modesto, Calif. ChevruM Lumna 1 16 219; 9. Morgan Shepherd, Conner, C. Ford Thundertxrd.

116 093; 10. Dale Janett, Conover, Chevrolet Lumna, 116057. 11. Brett Bottone. Chemung.

Ford Thundertxrd. 116019, 12 Dick Trrckfe. Wisconsin Rapid, Fad Thundertxrd, 1I60O9; 13. Dale EamhardL N.C.. Chevrolet Lumna, 14.

Davey Allison. Hurytown, Ford Thundertxrd. 115.753 mph; 15. Bill Elliott. Dawsonville, Ga.

Ford Ihunderbird. 1 15.699. Failed To Qualify 16 Mark Martin. Batesville, Ford Thundertxrd, 115.628; 17. Darrell Waltnp.

Franklin, Tenit, Chevrolet Lumna, 115 562; 18. Ken Schrader, Fenton, Chevrolet Lunina. 115503; 19. Rick Mari, Rockbridge Batin, Va, Oldsmotbde Cutlass. 115.373; 20.

Jimmy Hensley. Ridgeway, Va, Ford Thundertxrd. 115213. 21. Richard Petty.

Randeman, N.C., Pontiac Grand Pnx, 114995; 22. Rich Bidde. Edgerton, Wis, Ford Thundertxrd, 114.976 23. Michael W'aitip. Owensboro, Ky Pontiac Gram Pnx, 114.972; 24.

Bobby Hamilton. Nashville, Tenn, Ford Thundertxrd. 1 14849; 25. Ted Musgrave, Franklin, Wis, Ford Thundertxrd, 114.831. 26 Demke Cope, Spanaway, Wash, Chevrolet Lumina, 114 778, 27.

Wally Dallenbach Jr, Basalt, Colo, Ford Thundertxrd. 114.667; 28. Harry Gant Taylorsville, N.C, Oldsmobile Cutlass, 114.387; 29. Dave Marcia, Wausau, Chevrolet Lumina, 114 376 30. Jim Sa liter, Necedah, Wis, Chevrolet Lumina.

114854. 31. Jimrty Means Huntsville, Ala, Pontiac Grand Prix, 114.006 32. Hut Stricklin, Calera, Ala, Ford Thundertxrd, 1 13820. Southern Open PINE MOUNTAIN.

Ga. (API Scores and relation to par Friday alter the second round of the 8700.000 Buick Southern Open, played on the 7.057-vard, par 36-36-72 Callaway Gardcns-Mountam Club course: NBA comes to terms with officials union ROUNDUP SUn KANSAS CITY At DENVER -Chiefs: WR Tun Barnett (hamstring). NT Dan Saleaumua (foot) are questionable: Kani Kauahi (shoulder). Wr Tony Hargain (back). LB Lonnie Marts (knee), DE Neil Smith (thigh).

RB Barry Word (thigh). RB Harvey Williams (knee) are probable. Broncos: LB Michael Brooks (thigh) is questionable: LB Simon Fletcher (ankle). Steve Atwater (knee). TE Clarence Kay (knee) are probable.

MIAMI AT BUFFALO Dolphins: Effort Hobley (hamstring), LB John Gnmsley (shoulder) are questionable: Harry Galbreath (ankle) is probable. Bills: JD Williams (shoulder) is questionable: CB Nate Odomes mamstring) is probable. SEATTLE AT SAN DIEGO Seahawks: TE Paul Green (shoulder). LB Bob Spitulski (shoulder-injured reserve) are out WR Tommy Kane (knee) is doubtful: lineup Pa. (AP) The Associated Press The NBA on Friday averted a potential lockout of its referees on Friday when it came to a three-year contract agreement with the officials union.

Terms of the deal werent revealed, but the extension through the 1994-95 season is expected to provide the officials with a sizeable pay increase. NBA general counsel Gaiy Bet-tman, who handled negotiations on behalf of the league, had previously said the league was offering a deal linetn for Saturdays Marlboro Challenge Indy-car all-star race, with hometown or couitry and Seniors scores CLEMMONS. NC. (API Scores and relation to par Friday after the first round of the $1350.000 Vantage Champtonship on the 6.680 yard, par-36-3672 Tanglewood course 33-32-65 -7 34-33-67 -5 353368 6 3832-68 6 33-3568 6 35-3368 6 35-34-69 -3 37 32-69 -3 3534 69 -3 34 3569 -3 303369 -3 3833-69 -3 34-3670 -2 35-35-70 -2 303170 -2 3834-70 -2 35-35-70 -2 383470 -2 3535-70 -2 383571 -1 3536-71 -1 35-3671 -1 3538-71 -1 35-3671 -1 383672 383672 37-3572 3838-72 383672 383472 34-3872 383472 383773 1 37-3673 1 383773 1 403373 1 353873 1 383773 1 363773 1 383573 1 37-3673 1 383773 1 383674 2 383874 2 353974 2 303574 2 383674 2 37-3774 2 3838-74 2 383874 2 39-3574 2 363874 2 383775 3 39-36-75 3 39-3675 3 37-3875 3 403575 3 37-3875 3 383775 3 37-38-75 3 37-3875 3 37-38-75 3 37-3875 3 383775 3 37-3875 3 403676 4 383876 4 39-3776 4 364076 4 383876 4 383876 4 383977 5 39-3877 5 403777 5 39-3978 6 42-38-80 8 404282 10 Jim Colbert Bob Bet lev Bruce Devlin Jim Albus Dale Douglass Rockv Thompson Bob Wynn Simon Hobday Don January Jim Dent Isao Aoki Gibby Gilbert Tommy Aaron J.C.Snead Don Bies Arnold Palmer Jim Ferree Dave Stockton Walter Zembnski DougDalziel Dick Hendrickson Orville Moody Mike Fetchick Gaiy Player J.C. Goose Bert Yancey Don Massengale Tom Shaw Dewitt Weaver Charles Cootfy Harold Henning AIGetberger Bill Kennedy Dick Rhyan Jack Kiefer -Hermit Zarley Bob Brue Ken Still Larry Ziegler Dave Hill Bruce Crumpton John Paul Cain Gary Cowan BobReith Billy Casper Mike Joyce Rives Mcbee Bob Charles Gay Brewer Larry Laoretti George Archer Bobtw Nichols Jim OHem Bill Mcdonough Walter Morgan Ben Smith Joe Jimenez Charlie Owens Gene Littler Terry Dill Chi Chi Rodrig Jimmy Ray Floyd Mike Hill Miller Barber Bob Enckson Babe Hiskey Butch Baud Kelley Lany Mowiy Homero Blancas Dick Goetz Rdf Denting John Brodie Tommy Aycock Frank Beard Charlie Sifford 69-68 137 -7 67-70137 -7 68-69 137 -7 67-71138 -6 67-71138 -6 71-68139 -5 67-73139 -5 71-68-139 -5 7070140 -4 72-66-140 -4 69-71140 -4 7070140 -4 7368-141 -3 7269141 -3 71-70141 -3 67-74141 -3 73 68141 -3 71-70-141 -3 71-71142 -2 7369142 -2 7369142 -2 71-71142 -2 71-71142 -2 7360-142 -2 71-71142 -2 71-71142 -2 71-71142 -2 71-72143 -1 6875-143 -1 72-71143 -1 7073143 -1 69-74143 -1 72-71143 -1 69-74143 -I 71-72143 -1 72-71143 7074144 69-75144 71 73-144 73-71144 71-73144 74-70144 71-73144 72-72144 72-72144 72-72144 71-73144 72-72144 7767144 71-73144 71-73144 7074144 71-73-144 7074144 73-72145 1 69-76145 1 72-73145 1 7570145 1 71-74145 1 71-74145 1 71-74145 1 7075145 1 72-73145 1 69-76145 1 7570145 1 73-72145 -1 72-73145 1 72-73145 1 7570-145 1 Jim Gallagher Robert Friend Gaiy Halfberg John Daly Ed Humenik Russ Cochran Kelly Gibson Bill Glasson Steve Lamontagne Peter Persons EJ.

Pfister Kim Young Davis Love HI Dicky Thompson Loren Roberts EdFiori Bill Bn (ton Larry Silveira Larry Rinker John Adams Dillard Pruitt Gene Sauers Larry Nelson Bob Wolcott Bill Sander Jim Mcgovem Steve Pate Rocco Metiate Phil Mickeison John Huston Thomas Lehman Neal Lancaster Jay Delsing Kenny Peny Brandel Chambiee Sonny Skinner Lance Ten Broeck Mike Smith Chns Perry Dick Mast Scott Gump Mike Sullivan Ben Crenshaw Fred Funk Ian Baker-Finch Bruce Fleisher Wayne Levi Brad Biyant Chns Tucker MikeStandly Ted Schulz Scott Simpson John Elliott Greg Lesher Gaiy McCord Tom Sieckmann George Burns Dave Barr Phil Blackmar Fulton Allem Joel Edwards Bob Lohr Payne Stewart Emlyn Aubrey DougTewell Frank Conner David Ogrin Mark Wiebe Jodie Mudd Al that boosted officials pay by 29 per-nt i cent in the first year and 74 percent type of car (qualifying for the 108 lap, $1 million race based on poles, race wins and senes point standings): 1. Michael Andretti, Nazareth, Lola-Ford Cosworth XB; 2. Bobby RahaL Dublin. Ohio. Lola-Chevrolet-A; 3.

Emerson Fittipaldi, BraziL Penske-Chevrolet-B; 4. Al Unser Jr, Albuquerque, Galmer-Chevrolet-A; 5. Scott Goodyear, Canada, 1991 Lola-Chevrolet-A. 6. Danny Sullivan, Aspen, Cola, Galmer-Cnevrnlet-A, 7.

Mario Andretti, Nazareth. Lola-Ford Cosworth XB; 8. Paul Tracy, Canada, Penske-Chevrolet-B; 9. John Andretti, Indianapolis, Lola-Chev-10. Rauf Boesel, Brazil, rolet-A; 10.

Robert Blackmon (hip), CB Brian Davis (thigh) are probable. Chargers: WR Nate Lewis (hamstring) The Wildcats return to the Leeper Park courts today to face St. Josephs at 10 a followed by Clay and LaSalle. The winners meet at 2 p.m. for the championship.

Riley 5. Washington 0 SINGLES Jeremy Fre'd Deal Ken Zielinski 6-0 6-0. Chad Kuit beat Craig Lauver 6-1. 6-1, Adam Fromm beat James Brenner 6 2 6-0 DOUBLES Ryan Fnck-Matt Basil beat Robert Yocum-Mike Carroll 6-0 6-1 Vmh Dang-Jason Basil beat Doug Miiier-Eric Kurzhal 6-1 6-2 Records RHey 12-2 PORTAGE SECTIONAL: Valparaiso and Portage advanced to the championship of the Portage Tennis sectional with easy wins on Friday. Valparaiso defeated North Judson 5-0 and Portage knocked off Chesterton 4-1.

The two teams will meet today at 10 a.m. to decide the championship. Valparaiso 5, N. Judson 0 SINGLES Bryce Drew beat Chns Stayrook 6-1, 6-0 Jude Clover beat Chns Caoouch 6-1, 6-2. David Soleymani beat Bart VanPoit 6-0 6-2 DOUBLES Don Lukes-Mike Bishop beat John Forsythe-Tony Madsen 6-1 6-4 Justin Shurr-Mark Roscoe beat Enc Biaha-Bryan Koianowski 6-0 6-1 Records Valparaiso 15-1 North Judson 8-5 Portage 4, Chesterton 1 SINGLES John Smith (P) beat Jon Chovanec 6-1 6-2 Cliff Barnett (P) beat Andy Sargent 6-0.

6-i Matt Friedman (C) beat Geoff Hatfie'd 6-2. 6-1 DOUBLES Justin Smith-Joo Lukowski (P) beat Paul Gotch-Ben Gramke 6-2 6-0. Tom Kaminski-Erik Taylor beat M'ke Smitn-Amit Patel 6-2. 6-2 Records Portage 10-5 Chesterton 9-6 Brazier vs. Bates tickets on sale SOUTH BEND Tickets are on sale for the Oct.

27 fight card at Century Center featuring South Bend boxer Harold Brazier and Elkhart boxer Carlos Bates. Brazier, a world title contender, is set to battle Bates in a 12-round Loia-Chevrolet-A. is questionable: DE Burt Gross-man (knee). David Richards (foot) are probable. NEW ENGLAND AT NEW YORK JETS Patriots: LB Vincent Brown (neck).

Lany Williams (shoulder) are doubtful: RB Leonard Russell (shoulder-hip) is questionable: Rarefy Robbins (nbs) is probable. Jets: DE Dennis Byrd (shoulder-injured reserve) is out Irv Eatman (back) is questionable: Brian Washington (shoulder) is probable. CHICAGO AT MINNESOTA Bears: Report no injuries. Vikings: DE Robert Harris (knee) is out TE Danta Whitaker (groin) is probable. GREEN BAY AT ATLANTA Packers: QB Don Majkowski (ankle) is doubtful; WR Sterling Sharpe (ribs) is probable.

Falcons: Scott Case (chest), WR Michael Haynes (shoulder) are questionable; CB-KR Deion Sanders (foot) is probable. LOS ANGELES RAMS AT SAN FRANCISCO Rams: TE Damone Johnson (shoulder) is out; TE Jim Price (shoulder) is probable. 49ers: WR John Taylor (leg). LB Mitch Donahue (knee) are out LB Martin Harrison (hamsting), Guy McIntyre (ankle), NT Michael Carter (neck) are probable. NEW ORLEANS AT DETROIT Saints: Gene Atkins (shoulder), NT Jim Wilks (knee) are questionable: LB Demond Winston (knee) is probable.

Lions: CB Ray Crockett (ankle) is out: QB Rodney Peete (foot) is doubtful; Bennie Blades (hamstring), LB Tracv Hayworth (knee) are questionable: LB Dennis Gibson (ankle) is probable. WASHINGTON AT PHOENIX Checker PHOENIX (AP) Provisional qualifying for Sundays USAC Formula 2000 division: I. Greg Moore, Canada, 88.484. 2. Mike Palumbo, Arcadia, Calif, 88.440.

3. Randy McDaniel, Orange, Calif, 88.422. 4. Clay Collier, Sachse, Texas, 88.048. 5.

Tony Hunt Sacramento, Calif, 87.512. 6. Andy Paterson, San Marcos, Calif, 87273. 7. Bill Stem, Phoenix.

86.983. a John Renda, Des Moines, Iowa, 86.957. 9. Marcello Gaffoglia Laguna Niguel, Calif, 86.887. 10.

-Jim Whitney, Mesa, Ariz, 86.598. II. Greg Tracy, Tustin, Calif, 86.591. 12. Jim Biyant Scottsdale, Ariz, 85.499.

13. Lance Mears, Chula Vista, Calif, 85.225. 14. Rick Watkins, Overland Park, Kan, 84.964. 15.

Jeff Watson, Al-buquerque, N.M, 84.762. 16. Chris Schlarman, Tempe, Ariz, 83.111. 17. Paul McKee, Santa Ana, Calif, 82.990.

18. Slap Streets, Long Beach, Calif, 82.632. 19. Jim Belay. Mableton, Ga, 82.440.

20. Dr. Jim Levi, Tucson, Ariz, 80.220. 21. Stewart Paterson, San Marcos, Calif, no time.

22. Richard Brunt Hawthorne, Calif, no time. BRIEFS Leonard Thompson71-74 145 1 Mitch Adcock 72-73145 1 Greg Hickman 74-71145 1 Brad Bell 74-71145 1 Greg Whisman 77-68145 1 Failed to qualify LeeJanzen 71-75146 2 Woody Austin 7373146 2 Bruce Zabnski 72-74-146 2 Mike Reid 72-74146 2 Andrew Magee 7760-146 2 Mike Donald 73-73146 2 John Mahaffey 7076-146 2 Donnie Hammond 72-74146 2 Carl Cooper 72-74146 2 72-75147 3 72-75147 3 73-74147 3 71-76-147 3 76-71147 3 72-75-147 3 72-75-147 3 72-75147 3 74-73147 3 71-76147 3 71-76147 3 71-76-147 3 71-76147 3 74-73147 3 72-75147 3 74-73147 3 Bob Glider Robert Wrenn Jeriy Pate Howard Twitty Barty Mize jvlarco Dawson Jeny Anderson Greg Twiggs Richard Zokol Jeny Haas John Ross Doug Martin Louis Brown Mark Hayes Buddy Gardner Ronnie Black German results STUTTGART, Germany (AP) Leading scores Friday after the second round of the $1 million Mercedes German Masters Golf tournament at par-72, Stuttgart's Monsneim course: Chnsty O'Connor, Ire. 67-66133 Costahtino Rocca, It 6868134 Robert Carisson, Swe. 63-72 135 Michael Allen.

U.S. 6869135 Paul Broadhurst Eng. 67-68135 Sam Torrance, Set 6870135 Ian Palmer, S.Af. 67-68 135 Bernhard Langer. Ger.

6871136 Rodger Davis, Aus. 67-69 136 Ianwoosnam, Wales 6868 136 Ronan Rafferty, N.Ir. Barry Lane. Eng. Miguel Jimenez, Sp.

S. Ballesteros. Sp. Jamie Spence, Eng 68-69137 71-67138 67-71138 6870138 71-68139 1 TENNIS Friday in the quarterfinal round of the $775,000 Swiss Indoors tennis tournament in Basel. Korda will face No.

3 Ivan Lendl, who breezed past Andrei Chesnokov of Russia 6-1, 6-2. No. 2 Boris Becker of Germany beat No. 7 Amos Mansdorf of Israel 7-6 (7-5), 6-7 (6-8), 6-3 and will be matched against Marc Rosset of Switzerland, who beat Peter Lundgren of Sweden 6-2, 6-4. Seventh-seeded Katerina Maleeva of Bulgaria upset No.

3 Anke Huber of Germany 1-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-1 Friday to move into the semifinals against top-seeded Steffi Graf at the Volkswagen Grand Prix womens tennis tournament in Leipzig, Germany. In another upset, Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia beat second-seeded Conchita Martinez of Spain 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. GOLF: Former U.S. Open champions Laura Davies and Lotte Neumann helped the underdog European team to a 2 '2-1 8 lead over the United States in the opening round of the Solheim Cup womens team golf tournament in Edinburgh, Scotland. Davies, winner of the 1987 Womens Open, and her British teammate Alison Nicholas birdied six of the first 10 holes in the opening match and hung on to beat Betsy King and Beth Daniel by one hole.

Neumann, the 1988 Womens Open champion, and her fellow Swede Helen Alfredsson scored a 2 and 1 victory over Pat Bradley and Dottie Mochrie. Danielle Ammaccapane and Meg Mallon got the only U.S. victoiy, beating Belgian Florence Descampe and Englands Trish Johnson by a single stroke. The same two holes that put Jim Colbert back in the golf tournament, took Lee Trevino out of it and possibly out for the season. Colbert, defending his title in the Vantage Championship in Clemmons, N.C., had just made a fat 6 when he played the sixth and seventh holes in 2-2; eagle-birdie.

Two-two, that really got me back in the tournament, Colbert said Friday after hed used that burst as a springboard to a 7-under-par 65 and a 2-shot first round lead in the $1.35 million event, the richest on the Senior PGA Tour. Trevino, playing in the same pairing with Colbert, was forced out of the tournament when a nagging thumb injuiy flared up also on the sixth and seventh holes. Jim Gallagher shot a 68 and Gaiy Hallberg a 69 to join Robert Friend atop the leader board after Fridays second round of the Southern Open in Pine Mountain, Friend, among five players who shared fie opening-round lead of 67, had a two-day score of 7-under-par 137 after a round of 70 over a Mountain View Golf Course buffeted by swirling winds that dried and quickened the Bermuda greens. John Daly, among the leading group on Thursday, had a 1-under-par 71, his seventh consecutive sub- -70 effort on tour. Joining him at 138 was Ed Humenik, another of Thursdays leaders who followed with a 71 over the layout at Callaway Gardens resort Christy OConnor of Ireland, playing on a soggy course that irked some players, shot a 66 Friday to gain a one-stroke lead halfway through the $1 million German Masters golf tournament in Stuttgart O'Connor was at 133, 11-under-par, after two rounds.

Redskins: WR Stephen Hobbs (knee) is doubtful; WR Ga Gaiy Clark 71-68-139 6870139 overall. Former Denver Nuggets super-star David Thompsons jersey number 33 will be retired during ceremonies Nov. when the club opens fie NBA season against the San Antonio Spurs in McNichols Sports Arena. The Houston Rockets signed unrestricted free agent center Tom Copa on Friday. He was a rookie for the San Antonio Spurs last season.

Copa, 27, averaged 1.5 points, 1.1 rebounds and four minutes play per game last year. He shot .550 from the field. He joined the Spurs after playing three seasons in Belgium between 1988 and 1991. The New Jersey Nets announced Friday the signing of 7-foot-2 center Dwayne Schintzius to a one-year guaranteed contract. Schintzius was an unrestricted free agent after being waived by the Sacramento Kings in July.

He averaged 3.3 points and 3.6 rebounds in 33 games for the Kings before being sidelined by a herniated disk in his lower back in February. AUTO RACING: Michael Andretti won another pole, setting a track record at Pennsylvania International Raceway and making the tense Indy-car championship battle even tighter going into Sundays Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix. Andretti, who lives less than three miles from the track in Nazareth, used whatever home track advantage he might have in turning a lap of 181.435 mph Friday, smashing the track record of 178.740, set last year by Rick Mears on the one-mile oval. In fact, the top six drivers climbed above 180, and the top eight all broke the mark set by Mears, who has been sidelined in recent weeks while recovering from a wrist injuiy. Alan Kulwicki, attempting to salvage whats left of a championship run gone awry, took the first step Friday by driving his Ford to the pole position for the Tyson Holly Farms 400 in North Wilkesboro, N.C, Kulwicki, whose last victory was at Pocono in the spring, claimed the No.

1 spot with a qualifying speed of 117.133 mph at North Wilkesboro Speedways five-eighths mile banked oval course. It was his fifth pole this season, tying him with Sterling Marlin for most poles won on NASCARs Winston Cup circuit Kulwicki is third in the points championship standings with 3,299 points, trailing leader Bill Elliotts 3,490 and Davey Allisons 3,378. New Hampshire International Speedway will play host to a Winston Cup race next summer, according to a published report The race, scheduled for July 11, will be announced during the NASCAR Winston Cup awardis dinner in New York City in eariy December, a NASCAR source told Fosters Daily Democrat of Dover. TENNIS: Top-seeded Petr Korda of Czechoslovakia beat Cedric Pioline of France 2-6, 6-3 6-2 on Peter MitchelL Eng Chns Moody, Eng A. Sorensen, Denmark 6871 139 Daniel Silva, Portugal 7868139 C.

Williams, England nTz. Frank Nobilo, 6872140 6871140 7870140 71-69140 Women's results LEIPZIG, Germany (AP) Results Friday from the $225,000 VolkSwagen-Damen Grand Prix women's tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles Second Round Katerina Maleeva (7). Bulgaria, def. Anke Huber (3), Germany, 1-6, 7-6 (7-4), 81; Steffi Graf (I), Germany, def. Magdalena Maleeva, Bulgaria.

82, 82; Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia, def. Conchita Martinez (2), Spain 3-6. 82, 82; I Jana Novotna (4). Czechoslovakia, def. Sabine Appelmans (8), Belgium, 3-6, 8L 6-0.

Swiss Indoor BASEL, Switzerland (AP) Results Friday bom the $775,000 Swiss Indoors tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles Quarterfinals Petr Korda (1). Czechoslovakia, def. Cedric Pfoline, France, 2-8, 8 3, 82; Boris Becker 12), Germany, def. Amos Mansdorf (7), Israel, 7-6 (7-5), 87 (88), 83; Ivan Lendl (3), Greenwich, Conn, def. Andrei ureemvuxi, vaxui, Philip Walton, Ir.

J. Rivero, Sp. Also Fred Couples, S. 7871141 Danny Mijovic, Can. 72-70 142 Peter Teravainen, US.

7870145 Billy Maliey, U.S. 7872150 Tommy Armour III 69-78 147 3 72-75147 3 7671147 3 71-76147 3 74-73147 3 7873148 4 7873148 4 72-76148 4 73-75148 4 7678-148 4 74-74 148 4 7678148 4 74-74 148 4 74-74148 4 7875-148 4 7876149 5 77-72149 5 73-76149 5 74-75149 5 7873149 5 7874149 5 7673-149 5 7673149 5 7673149 5 77-73150 6 7875150 6 72-78150 6 72-79151 7 7878151 7 73-78151 7 74-77151 7 74-77151 7 7878-151 7 7872-151 7 7879152 8 7879152 6 Tim Simpson Paul MCIntire Don Shirey Dave Jim Wo Fred Wadsworth David Toms Jeff Maggert Steve Hart Dave Schreyer Ed Dougherty David Carupe David Peoples Tom Purtzer RickFehr Dave Rummells Jim Hallet Mike Springer Morris Hataisky Kenny Knox Gregg Wolff Craig Stevens Greg Kraft Keith Clearwater Dudley Hart Robert Gamez Bart Biyant Danny Elkins Robin Freeman Andy Bean John Inman Tray Tyner Jon Chaffee Bobby Clampett Tonv'Sdls Cardinals: (shoulder) Lance Villa (ribs). are probable. TAMPA Stargell (virus) George (ham-stnng), (knee), probable. McHale (ankle) Anderson Paul DT Reuben Mark Alonzo Keith Mack Alexander AT LOS Giants: (knee) is (ankle) Howard (ankle) WR Sam reserve) is (hamsting), (knee).

are probable. Alexander Eagles-CB is doubtful; (hamstring). TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL NBA HOUSTON ROCKETS Signed Tom Copa, center. NEW JERSEY NETS Signed Dwayne Sduntzius, center, to a one-year contract bout at the welterweight division. The fight card also includes Notre Dame alum Andy Panelli, South Bend boxer Jim Kaczmarek, Elkhart boxer Kevin Phillips and Goshen boxer Dan Brozer.

Reserved tables at $30 a seat are available, as well as reserved chairs at $20 a seat and general admission at $15 a seat. Tickets are available at Morris Civic Box office in South Bend. S.B. SOX TICKETS: The South Bend White Sox are offering a season ticket special during the month of October. The Fall Classic ticket special coincides with the major league baseball playoffs and world series.

Tickets ordinarily cost $350 but during the Fall Classic sale season tickets are available for $300. To be eligible for the offer, the full amount must be paid by Oct. 31. For more information, call the White Sox at 235-9988. TOWER TRYOUT: Former Notre Dame center Keith Tower is one of 15 hopefuls who are participating in the Chicago Bulls three- probable.

Riders: day minicamp for rookies and free ratify (arm-mured agents out; WR Tim rown The camp, held in Deerfield, 111, started Friday. The Bulls will invite 10 of the 15 to next weeks regular training camp. Theres a possibility two of them could stick with the Bulls. Among the other invitees are Purdues Craig Riley, UNLVs Anderson Hunt, UCLAs Gerald Madkins and second-round draft choice Corey Williams. Williams 1 1 IH A'i signed a non-guaranteed contract Ms summer.

NHL exhibitions GOSHEN SOCCER: Tahica Git-tens scored two goals to lead visiting DePauw past Goshen, 4-0. in women's college soccer action Fridav. Goshen held off the DePauw offense for much of the game, but the Maple Leafs scored three goals in the final ten minutes to pull away. DePauw improves to 9-1. while Goshen falls to 2-4.

Goshen will be in action against Tri-State today at 2.30. (hamstring) is probable. LB David Braxton is questionable; Smith (ribs), Danny TE Butch Rolle (heel) INDIANAPOLIS AT BAY Colts: CB Tony (knee) is out; Irv Pankey is questionable; QB Jeff (thumb), RB Ken Clark CB Eugene Daniel Ron Solt (knee) are Buccaneers: Tom is out; RB Gaiy (shoulder) is doubtful; Gruber (ankle) is questionable: Tony Mayberry (knee), Davis (neck), DT Wheeler (ankle), RB Highsmith (ankle), DE McCants (knee). Milton (thigh). LB Elijah (thigh) are probable.

NEW YORK GIANTS ANGELES RAIDERS DE Leonard Marshall doubtful: LB Corey Miller is questionable; NT Erik (kneel. LB Ed Reynolds out; WR Tim Brown DT Nolan Harrison Steve Wright (shoulder) Monday DALLAS AT PHILADELPHIA Cowboys: WR-KR Wright (kneel is doubtful. Rich Miano (knee) Wes Hopkins DT Leon Seals (knee) are Hartford 5. Y. Islanders Buffalo 5, Toronto 2 Quebec 4.

Montreal 3, OT New York Rangers 4, New 3 Boston at Tampa Bay. late EAnonton at Calgary, late Todav Tampa Bay vs. Boston, at Calgary at Erknonton Detroit at St Louis Washington at Philadelphia uvupeg at Minnesota Toronto al Pittstxirgh Quebec at Montreal San Jose at Los Angeles Sunday Detroit at Chicago Toronto at Y. Rangers lYMyrRil I FUtnAU Chesnokov, Russia, 81, 82; Marc Peter Rosset, Switzerland def. Lundgren, Sweden, 82, 6-4.

1 BOWLING NFL BUFFALO BILLS Waived Chns Walsh, wide receiver, and signed him to the orach ce soiad. Xos ANGELES RAMS-Signed Travis McNeaL tight end. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Activated Tim Edwards defensive end. born the practice squad Released Darren Anderson, corner-back. TAMPA BAY BUCANEERS-Signed James Brooks, naming back.

HOCKEY NHL MONTREAL CANADIENS Signed Paul DiPletra center, to a one-year contract WASHINGTON CAPITALS Loaned Olaf Kolzig goaltender, to Rochester of the American Hockey League. Franklin Langham 74-78 152 8 Dantifer 74-78-152 8 Marion Brad Fabei John Magnifies Ohn Browne Billy Andrade P. Hayes Stan Utley Dave 72-80152 8 8872152 8 7888-153 9 8873153 9 7877153 9 7877153 9 EichelbergerS 1-73 154 10 Eran Quinn 7881 154 10 Michael Cunning 74-80154 10 Sam Randolph 77-77154 10 Dewitt Weaver ID 7879 155 11 Gene Matthews 8878 158 14 PBA NAPLES, Fla. (AP) Standings Friday in the pee-tournament qualifier for the $75,000 Hammer Naples PBA Senior Open at Woodside Lanes: 1, Roger EUis, Delaware, Ohio, 2,301. 2, Jim Lewis, Waldorf Md, 2.296.

3, Wes Campbell, Sutohir Springs. Texas. 2856. 4. Matt Buxton Manon.

Ohio, 2838 5. William Gould Port St Lucie. Fla, 2820 6. Cart Austin, Gallatin. 2817.

7, Richard Dameron, Belmont 2807. 8 Del Boire, St Louis, 2808 9. Roger Miller, Genoa, Ohm, 2804. 10, Harley Trumbull, New Boston, Mich, 2.198 11, Chester Kaczka Key Largo. Fla, 2.197.

12, Leo Plaia, New Orleans, 2,198 13, Larry Brott, CofleyviUe. Kan. 2.193 It Erne Beltz, Las Vegas, 1187. 18 Lee Smith, San Angekx Texas, 2,188 18 Don Set-tei Pensacola. FTa 2.173.

17, Mike Kilgamon. Valiev Stream, 2.168 18 Asa Moms. Maryland Heights. Mow 1152. 19.

Paul Braxton. St Louis. 2.138 20, Char-be Pickett Euless. Texas. 2,137.

21, Bob Mills, Arlington Heights, 01, 2,138 2 Jersey SOFTBAL VOLLEYBA Jr, High results Jackson 17, Clay 2: San Szalai went 3-for-S and Amanda Chotnarky and Heather Lower each added two hits for Jackson. Amv Druetineer and Heather Racr combined to toss a ax-hitler. Jackson a record unxwea to 80 and thev play Dickinson for the City Totimey Championship Monday at Jefferson Fd Atlanta H.S. results LaPorte beat Kouts 1811, 185: Josh Mann had eight lulls and Paul Mathis added seven for the Slieers. who improre to 7-0.

Jeff Pudlo and Chns Jaokxiski added three each. Jason Klimezvk recorded 21 assists and four service aces. lA.AA. a pi I a. A iff1- j.

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