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68 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Friday May 19 1989 OM Wildcats To Get 2-Year Winston Open Eligible Drivers eparations Aside It's Time To Race Nation From Associated Press Reoorts WTVQ-TV a station in Lexington Ky reported Thursday night the Kentucky basketball program will receive two years of probation including one of no postseason appearances when the NCAA report on its alleged rules violations is released The television station quoted sources close to the investigation as saying that during the two years of probation the Wildcats would possibly also lose two scholarships but there would be no ban on games being televised University president David Roselle scheduled a campus news conference for 10 am today to release the report on the 18 allegations Robert Atwell president of the American Council on Education called for an end to college athletic scholarships and for shorter football basketball and baseball seasons as revisions for the "fundamental systemic problems" in intercollegiate sports during testimony before a House Education and Labor subcommittee Notre Dame and Miami will meet at the Orange Bowl on Nov 25 said CBS-TV which will televise the game nationally Stanford's Sandra Birch swept Jennifer Santrock of Southern Methodist 6-3 6-3 to win the NCAA women's tennis championships at Gainesville Fla The Winston features the big-time circuit's 19 most recent victors and a wild-card entry the winner of the Open preliminary The Winston covers 2025 miles and is run in 75- 50- and 10-lap segments The Open is a 150-mile race Goody's Pole Day on Wednesday featuring qualifying for positions 1-20 in the 600 The Champion Filters 300 for Busch Series cars on May 27 The 600 on May 29 There will be no tire war this year either Hoosier has withdrawn its NASCAR racing tire leaving Goodyear as the sole supplier for the Winston Cup and Grand National series Showing the most speed during those open practice days has been Sterling Marlin turning laps of almost 172 mph in an Olds Marlin who won the Open last year and then charged through the field to finish second in The Winston is favored in time trials today along with Ford drivers Mark Martin and Brett Bodine Generally favored in qualifying for The Winston on the basis of that pit stop being so critical is Dale Earnhardt driving a Chevrolet Lumina Earnhardt's team has won the Unocal pit crew race four straight years Also the new Sportsman Division debuts Wednesday Jake Elder who left the Buddy Baker team recently joined Hendrick Motorsports on Thursday as a chassis specialist By TOM HIGGINS Stiff Writor After months of planning weeks of car-building and many days of testing NASCAR's racing teams begin action today at Charlotte Motor Speedway leading to The Winston and Coca-Cola 600 Officially starting the "Ten Days In ty May sched- cV4 ule will be qualifying for :4 the Winston pro: Open at 4 pm Johnson Activity is set on the speedway's I5-mile trioval every day through May 28 except Monday when the track will be closed "I think everybody including our team is getting tired of the gettin' ready" car owner Junior Johnson said of the three weeks of open practice at the speedway "We're ready to do some racin' that counts" The key events over the next 10 days: 4 Saturday's qualifying for The Winston Starting positions will be determined by three-lap qualifying runs that include a pit stop for right-side tires Saturday also is Fan Appreciation Day during which spectators are admitted free and given an opportunity to meet the drivers go The Winston and Winston Open doubleheader Sunday Bonecrusher Fight Is Canceled hockey Philadelphia goalie Ron Hextall and NHL Director of Operations Brian O'Neil met over his attack on Montreal defenseman Chris Chelios during the last game of their Stanley Cup semifinal series No details were released After taking Game 2 of the Stanley Cup finals 4-2 on Wednesday night in Calgary Alberta the Montreal Canadiens return home today for Game 3 Nlotorsports Danny Sullivan who broke a bone in his forearm in a crash May 11 and was fitted with a special brace turned a practice lap of 213118 mph in his new PC18- Chevrolet that he will try to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 Tennis Sergi Bruguera eliminated fifth-seed Jimmy Connors 6-1 6-1 in the Italian Open men's tennis tournament in Rome Other third-round upset victims were 10th-seed Darren Cahill and No 13 Jaime Yzaga I Second-seed Gabriela Saba Carolinas Florida 885 Old Dominion 887 South Alabama 899 Virginia Commonwealth 912 Western Kentucky 913 Jacksonville 918 Alabama-Birmingham 919 UNCC 924 Individuals: Hurst (75-74-71) Old Dominion Turlington (74-75-72) South Florida Stan Jones Old Domnion (76-70-75) Cannon Old Dominion (73-75-74) Nickisher (75-75-73) South Florida UNCC: Ray Franz 229 Tim Veach 229 Craig Gilbert 230 Mark Davis 236 The Southern Conference baseball tournament will be held in Charleston next year the first time the tournament will be held in that coastal city Roanoke College basketball coach Ed Green was named athletic director at Coastal Carolina Tom Mick le director of sports services at Duke has been named to replace Marvin "Skeeter" Francis as ACC assistant commissioner and head of the league's service bureau Francis is retiring after 21 years in the position but plans to remain with the conference as a consultant John Fricke 30 a sportscaster for Cable News Network has been named director of public relations for the Wake Forest athletic department His primary duties will be as play-by-play announcer for the Deacons' football and basketball radio network Update Short-Track Racing Schedule Asheboro Trick: Caraway Speedway 323 Loop Rd Schedule: Saturday Granger Select 150 Pits 4:30 pm gates 6 pm qualifying 7 pm: racing 8 pm Tickets: (919) 629-5803 Concord Track: Concord Motor Speedway US 601 between Concord and Midland Schedule: Saturday Charlotte Daytona Dash 100 Racing 8 pm Tickets: (704) 782-4221 Concord Track: Two Flags Raceway off Gold Hill Road Schedule: Saturday Regular midget racing program scheduled Oualifying 7 pm: racing 8 pm Tickets: (704) 786-3019 Gaffney SC Track: Cherokee Speedway US 18 Schedule: Saturday Regular program Gates 5:30 pm racing 7:30 Tickets: (704) 399-4508 Gastonia Track: Carolina Speedway US 274 Drivers eligible to qualify today tor Sunday's Winston Buddy Arrington NB Bailey Charlie Baker Phil Barkdoll Gary Bettenhausen Eddie Bierschwale Brett Bodine Ken Bouchard Jim Bown Trevor Boys Jerry Churchill Rodney Combs Derrike Cope Delma Cowart JC Danielsen Phdhp Duffle: Tommy Ellis: Ron Esau Lee Faulk Foyt Rubin Garcia: Scott Gaylord Bobby Gerhart: Mickey Gibbs Mark Gibson Phil Good Butch Gull' land Charlie Glotzback: Ben Hess Doug Hevron: Jimmy Horton Tommy Houston Bob Howard: Don Hume James Hylton: Bill Ingram: Ernie Irian Dale Jarrett Rick Jeffrey Slick Johnson Ray Kelly Tom Kendall John Krebs Randy Laioie Chad Litt Dave Mader Jocko Maggiacomo Dave Marcia Sterling Marlin Mark Martin Rick Mast Rick Mc Cray JD Males) John McFadden Herschel Mc Grin: Bill Meacham Jimmy Means Butch Miller Patty Moise Rob Moroso Larry Moyer Brad Nonsinger Jerry O'Neil Larry Pearson: Mike Potter Lee Raymond Johnny Rutherford Joe Ruttman Ronnie Sanders Jim Sauter Connie Saylor Bill Schmitt Steve Seligman Jack Sellers Ronnie Silver David Simko Jay Sommers David Sosebee Peter Sospenzo: Tony Spanos Glen Steuroc Hut Snick lin: Brad Teague Ronnie Thomas: Mike Walbridge Mike Waltrip Rick Wilson Speedway Calendar Today: Winston Open qualifying 4 pm I Saturdar Second day of Winston Open qualifying 1 pm Sunday: Winston Open 12:30 pm The Winston 2:15 pm May 2t Coca-Cota 600 qualifying 3 pm Sportsman division race 4:30 pm May 25: Second-day of Coca-Cola 600 qualifying 2 pm Champion Filter 300 qualifying 3 pm May 211: Second-day of Champion Filler 300 qualifying 1:30 pm May 27: Champion Filter Challenge 11 am Champion Filter 300 1 pm May 28: Coca Cola 600 12:45 pm Alexander's Serious Injury Comes Out Continued From Page IB After recuperating in a Florida hospital and at home in the Nashville suburb of Franklin Alexander reported for duty with his Stavola Brothers team He drove its Buick in the season-opening Daytona 500 finish- 4- ing 27th in 1': completing 188 Ste 7 iA'''' 4 of 200 laps '0464''''' I i However Al- exander was n- volved in a qo wreck during I Speed Weeks at Daytona Inter- national Speed- 3'4 ''V way and he took himself out of the car for the Alexander season's second race the Goodwrench 500 at NC Motor Speedway It was explained that Alexander had aggravated the shoulder injury he sustained at Pensacola Veteran Midwestern driver Dick Trickle was brought in to substitute for Alexander Trickle figures as a strong contender in races the next two weekends at Charlotte Motor Speedway Ironically Alexander joined the team to fill in for driver Bobby Allison still recovering from injuries sustained in the Miller 500 last June 19 at Pocono Pa "I put on a good act at Daytona because I just knew I was going to wake up the next day and the bad dream would be over" Alexander told the Banner explaining he had trouble keeping his balance and his speech was slurred "I tried not to stumble when I walked I had to watch how I walked and talked I tried not to talk to too many people" He said he got out of the highly competitive ride because "it wasn't fair to the team" for him to stay in it Alexander couldn't be reached Thursday He was at a track advising a friend how to set up a car Alexander will serve as commentator on the Performance Racing Network's broadcast of the races next week to about 230 stations minnows I Largemouth bass fishing on the Catawba River lakes working the points with large skirted spinnerbaits and Spider Jigs The tailrace at the Lake Wylie dam for white bass on spoons and bucktalls Lake Wateree for crappie around shoreline cover on Hal Flies Lake Murray for striped bass from the Macedonia Church to the dam on free-lined live herring Lottery Status enalty? tini downed Radka Zrubakova 3-6 6-4 6-2 No 6 Helen Kelesi beat Andrea Temesvari 6-3 6-2 and eighth-seed Sylvia Hanika trounced Laura Garrone 6-1 6-0 to advance to the quarterfinals of the German Open in Berlin Horse Racing Kentucky Derby winner Sunday Silence was made the 7-5 early favorite after nine 3-year-olds entered Saturday's Preakness Stakes in Baltimore Easy Goer second in the Derby was next at 8-5 Bits And Pieces Washington's Dave Butz 38 the oldest starting player in the NFL announced his retirement Three British athletes who failed drugs tests in domestic events last year were banned for life from their sports by the Sports Council in London Tampa Bay running back James Wilder arrested last weekend for possession of a substance believed to be marijuana volunteered for a drug test and passed Pedro Delgado's cycling team in the Tour of Spain is investigating accusations Delgado paid off a Soviet rider to help him win a leg of the race Edited by Rick Barger I North Carolina will host the Carolina Invitational college baseball tournament today through Monday with two games to be televised on ESPN: Sunday 7:30 pm Miami vs Arizona Monday 8 pm ACC tournament champion Clemson vs ACC regular-season champ North Carolina High Schools Charlotte Latin (15-1) goes for a second straight trip to the NCISAA girls soccer final when the Hawks play Greensboro Day (10-2) tonight at 8 at Charlotte Latin Latin lost to Durham Academy in last year's final Durham meets Cardinal Gibbons in the first semifinal at 6 pm The state final is scheduled for Saturday at 7 pm at Latin The girls soccer All-Region 5 team was announced Thursday: Team: Kelly Fields East Mecklenburg Kristi Wachowlak West Charlotte Laura Goodwin Myers Park: Becky Rogers Myers Park Kathy Miller West Charlotte Grace Ranson East Mecklenburg Rona Karacaova South Mecklenburg Kim Lockhart Myers Park Ramona Sae leather Independence Kim Hollister inoependence Player of the year: Marcie Wells Independence Coach of the year Gary Walker Independence District 3 coach of the year: Lee Horton Charlotte Latin Autry Number 1 1:18 pm: Sump Steed Brown Fewell 1:26: Cone Almond Busker Sennett 1:34: Brackett Self Bail-soy Emery 142 Forbis Gaddy Starnes Connell 1:50: Scott Holloway Smith Helms 1:58: Hurt Connell Stimart Smith 2:06: Wiley Maya Digh Woods 214: Fes-mire Risme Sigmon Mara 222: Richardson Burton Burton 2:30: Neely Littlejohn McDonald Roseboro: 238: Swift Reid Robinson Liston 2:46: McCall Hocks Mc Maulden 2:54: Williams Williams Hamilton Hamilton 3:1 Rowland Bailey Williams Summey 3:18: Voltz Moore Mullins Elder Number 10- 1:18 pm: flo Idan Bolder Hinson Coffee 1:26: Malcolm Elkins Harris Myers 1:34: Storms Smith Clark Patton 1:42 Baran Bart lift Hurt Belk 1:52 Dysart Don lin Robinson Moore 1:56: Meccs Duncan Sheetz Gaddy 206: McCavver Patton Brown Lowery 214: Boyles Wright Lambert Puckett 2:22: Mauldwin Yand le Baucom Ledford 230: Wise Fischer Troutman Cure lock 2:30: Wise Anther Troutman Cure lock 2:36: McMannis Secrest Cox Hensley 246: Cunningham Carter Digchanko Zwolinski 2:54: Case LeGrone Schwoebah Ruettgers 3:10: Coley Mullins Rushing Mullins 3:18: Sherrard McCarty Honeycutt: Penninger HOLE-IN-ONE Neal Ash from Athens Ga on the no 5 159 yd par3 of the River Hills Country Club He used an 8-iron and it was his first 4MISCE11ANEOUSt RUNNING Calendar SATURDAY Charlotte: Drive Sober Mary Jean's Run to begin at 9:30 am (fun run) and 10 am (5 K) at the Central YMCA on Morehead Street entry ft3e: Information: Central YMCA (704) 333-7771 SATURDAY Charlotte: Elizabeth Festival 5K road race to begin at 830 am at Independence Park entry fee: 97 before May 15 $10 race day TRANSACTIONS Baseball American League Placed SS Walt Weiss on the IS-day disabled list National Lieges Activated OF Eric Davis trom the 15-day disabled list NEW YORK Placed IS Keith Hernandez on the 21-day disabled list LATEST LINE Baseball Amorican Longue OETROIT-Kansas City (Pick) Cleveland E-6 OM BALTIMORE CHICAGO-Toronto (Pick) TEXAS-Minnesota (Pick) SEATTLE E-6 over New York OAKLAND 7-8 over Boston CALIFORNIA 5Y1412 over Milwaukee National League NEW YORK 7 over San Francisco MONTREAL E-6 over Los Angeles PHILADELPHIA E4 over San Diego CINCINNATI 612-712 Over Chicago St Louis E4 over ATLANTA HOUSTON 7-8 over Pittsburgh Basketball NBA CHICAGO 4 over New York LAKE LEVELS Wallace Blasts Media For 'Dreaming Up' Rumors Schedule: Saturday Regular program Gates 5 pm racing 8 pm Tickets: (704) 867-7205 Hickory Track: Hickory Motor Speedway US 64-70 between Hickory and Conover Schedule: Saturday High School 150 Qualifying 6 pm Tickets: (704) 464-3655 Laurens SC Track: Laurens Speedway 127 Bypass Schedule: Saturday Regular program Gates 6 pm racing 8 pm Tickets: (803) 984-2427 Myrtle Beach Track: Myrtle Beach Speedway US 501 between Myrtle Beach and Conway SC Schedule: Saturday Regular program Gates 5 pm racing 8 pm Tickets: (803) 236-0500 Winston-Salem Track: Bowman Gray Stadium Stadium Drive Schedule: Saturday Reavis Ford-Mercury 100 Racing 4 pm Tickets: (919) 769-2521 doesn't have an option He thinks he does have it "Raymond says he'll straighten it out and I've got confidence he'll do that He understands I'm serious about this and don't want to get hung out" Wallace mentioned the names of crew chief Barry Dodson and other team members "We have a very good team and we're going to stay together" added Wallace "We could go somewhere real quick but we don't want to" Wallace said that he had been so badgered by reporters from newspapers in Winston-Salem and Atlanta about his racing plans that "I told them 'July is the big day' to get them off my back" Dodson also spoke at the press conference and confirmed that "offers are there for us but the first satisfaction I've known after working my butt off 15 years in this sport has been at Blue Max Race Facts Weights: Each 126 pounds Distance: I 316 miles Purse: $679200 It 9 start First place: $441480 Second place: $135840 Third place $61920 Fourth place: $33960 Post pm Durham Academy Team: Laura Goodwin Myers Koss Raleigh Athens Drive Wachowiak West Charlotte Laura Milibrook Leigh Murray East Bertha DeLeon Gibbons Jane Page Nancy Georgitis North Diane Greene Greensboro Day Charlesworth Miiibrook Becky Park AMATEUR MOOTENNJSIVIO PROFESSIONAL From Associated Press and Staff Reports A heavyweight prizefight card scheduled for Saturday and featuring former world champion James "Bonecrusher" Smith was canceled Thursday in a unanimous decision by the Cumberland County Boxing Commission Commission Chairman Junior Edge said the fights were called off because the promoter Tri-Star Boxing of Cary failed to comply with commission bylaws that require promoters to provide updated portfolios on all contestants Colleges Queens named Fred Norchi its first soccer coach Wednesday The Royals begin women's soccer next fall and men's soccer in 1990 Norchi was coach at Porter-Gaud Prep School in Charleston for 13 years His soccer teams went 155-62-1S and won state championships in 1981 and '83 He also was an assistant soccer coach at College of Charleston South Florida won its lith consecutive Sun Belt Conference golf tournament edging Old Dominion by two shots at the Cotton Creek Club in Gulf Shores Ala UNCC finished eighth and last with its worst tournament showing in 14 tournaments this spring MBASEBALW00 MINOR LEAGUES Southern League Entsin Division Pct GB Jacksonville 24 18 571 Orlando 24 19 558 Yr Columbus 21 22 488 312 Charlotte 19 23 452 5 Greenville 17 25 405 7 Western Division Birmingham 33 9 786 Huntsville 21 21 500 12 Knoxville 19 23 452 14 Memphis 17 25 405 16 Chattanooga 16 26 381 17 Thursday's Retults Chattanooga 5 Charlotte 4 Columbus 5 Greenville 4 Jacksonville 2 Birmingham 1 Huntsville 4 Knoxville 1 Orlando 6 Memphis 2 Columbus 5 Greenville 4 Jacksonville 2 Birmingham I Huntsville 4 Knoxville 1 Orlando 6 Memphis 2 today's Games Chattanooga at Charlotte Greenville at Columbus Birmingham at Jacksonville Huntsville at Knoxville Memphis at Orlando South Atlantic League Northern Division Pot GB Gastonia 30 12 714 Greensboro 23 15 805 5 Fayetteville 22 21 512 812 Spartanburg 19 24 442 1112 Asheville 16 25 390 1312 Charleston WV 13 23 361 14 Charleston WV 13 23 361 14 Southern Division Augusta 28 15 651 Columbia 23 19 548 412 Charleston SC 20 22 476 712 Myrtle Beach 19 23 452 812 Sumter 18 25 419 10 Savannah 17 24 A15 10 Thursday's Results Asheville 7 Sumter 5 Charleston 0 Columbia 8 Myrtle Beach 7 Gastonia 3 Savannah 5 Spartanburg 2 Greensboro 12 Charleston SC 3 Augusta 8 Fayetteville 5 Today's Games Sumter at Asheville Columbia at Charleston Va Myrtle Beach at Gastonia Savannah at Spartanburg Charleston SC at Greensboro Augusta at Fayetteville COLLEGES Thursday's Results Metro Tournarnent Mississippi 7 Virginia Tech 4 Cincinnati 11 Louisville 8 Florida St 9 Memphis St 4 Sun Belt Tournament UNCC 14 Ala-Birmingham 12 South Florida 9 Virg Commonwealth 5 NAM Area 7 Newberry 1 Clinch Valley Elon 7 West Liberty St 6 H0 w3q717 PROFESSIT1ALn Stanley Cup Finals Today's Gams Calgary at Montreal 7:35 pm (Sodas tisd 11) Sunday's Gams Calgary at Montreal 135 pm 'ISOCCERMOW Moy lan Second Park Kathy Kristie Johnston Forysth Skidmore Forsyth Daniel Rogers Myers Thursday's Third Round In Italy Barbara Sukova (3) 6-4 Isabel Maltieva Ralchrtova Joe Fernandez (6) Canada 6-3 Germany HIGH State Thursday's NCISAA state in Greensboro Team SCAMS: Charlotte Durham Bishop Flight No Adomo 6-0 Hodges 6-2 Renato Zarate (GD) Steve Flight No Seigle 8-0 Marshall David Little David Flight No 3: Sharp 6-2 Harlow 6-1 Chris Salon Flight No 4: Yates 6-0 8-0 6-1 Rose 6-0 Benjamin Flight No 5 Daughtridge Rick Reynolds Alan Horwitz Flight NO Patterson Andrew Gales David Bourne (CCD) Randy 116546 198617 1987-88 1966-69 Totals Berlin Open results from Berlin Singlet Gabriela Sabatini (2) Argentina Radka Zrubakova (9) Czechoslovakia 3-6 6-4 6-2: Sandra Cecchini Nathabe Teuziat (12) 7-5 6-2 Paulus (10) Austria Helena Czechoslovakia 6-7 (4-7) 7-5 Cue to West Germany Katerina (4) Bulgaria 6-3 6-3 Regine Czechoslovakia Mary (5) 6-3 6-4 Helen Ke lesi Andrea Iemesvari Hungary 6-2 Sylvla Hanika (8) West Garrorte Italy 6-1 6-0 SCHOOLS Continued From Page I Labonte as driver with Junior Johnson's operation The Charlotte Observer has not reported any stories concerning a possible 7 Wallace vt Another 1 story had Wallace forming a new team with motor- sports mag- Wallace nate Roger Penske "I haven't talked to Petty Penske or Junior" said Wallace "But people are writing or saying they're done deals" Johnson has vehemently denied offering Wallace a ride The truth is this Raymond and I had some problems back in the winter over whether or not he has an option year on my contract in '90" saidvWallace "I think he broke it and Trolling Is By TOM HIGGINS Staff Writer Trolling for dolphin tuna and wahoo off the SC Grand Strand and fishing for Spanish mackerel in the Harkers IslandMorehead City area top the weekend's an gling prospects in the Carolinas The deep-sea action is especially promising according to Marshall Truluck of Georgetown (SC) Landing Marina Meanwhile a Spanish mackerel North and South Thursday's first-round results from the Pinehurst Country Club's No2 course in Pinehurst KC Brendan Kennedy Winter Park Fla Scott Medlin Miami 2 and 1 Jody Vas quiz Fort Worth Texas Peter O'Brien Brookline Mass 3 and 1 Jui Ian Taylor Roanoke Va Francis Vaughn Carlisle Pa 1-up (19) Bill McGuiness Harden-field NJ Taichi Teshima Kalla-Fukuoka Japan 3 and 2 David Hurt Charlotte David Und 1-up (19) Bowen Sargent Brentwood Tenn David Van Loozen Union Lake Mich 2-up Paul Manning Washington Jeff Barlow 1-up Frank Ford III Charleston SC Steve Wright Laurinburg KC 7 and 5 Bob Lewis Jr Frank Boydsion Phoenix 3 and 2 Oswald Drawdy Hampton SC George Watts Jr Pinehurst 1-up David Brookerson Huntingdon Pa Mitch Clodtelter Mooresville KC 6 and 5 Paul Simian Raleigh Billy Vim Jacksonville Fla 2-up Henry Cagigal Fort Worth Texas John Aber Greensburg Pa 1-up Eoghan O'Connell County Cork Ireland Ralph Garatano Easton-ester NY 7 and 6 Tim Straub East Aurora NY Brian Rothaus Cheltenham Pa 1-up Barry Fabyan Dublin Ohio Anthony Mol Ilea Dublin Ohio 1up (19) Jay Sigel Berwyn Pa do Cary Cozby Bartlesville Okla 2 and 1 Ryoken Kawagashl Komatsu-Shi-Ishikwa Japan Sean Knapp Chicora Pa 3 and 2 Mike Goodes Reidsville KC Marion Moore Orangeburg SC 1-up (21) Michael Podo lak Oxbow ND Linden Kite Taylorsville NZ 3 and 2 Kelly Miller Southern Pines NC Chris Cain Durham KC 3 and 2 Joe Wilson Rochester NY Joel Hirsch Glencoe 1-up Kevin Johnson Dukbury Mass Jeff Bel 6 and 5 Kirk Lombardi Rockville Md Dick Horne Isle of Palm SC 1-up George Marucci Jr Pine Valley NJ Len Maniacs Winston-Salem NC 1-up (19) John Reynolds Palm Beach Gardens Fla Patrick Ta tient Bethesda Md 1-up Lee Porter Greensboro KC Frank Vines Jr Birmingham Ala 1-up (21) Jerry Springer Purchase NY Michael Mercier Pittsford NY 2 and 1 John Karcher Fred Widicus Arlington Va 1-up (19) Walker Taylor Wilmington KC Todd Gleaton Hope Mills KC 1-up (19) David Ciacchini Erie Pa Fred Chew 1114 and 3 Tee Burton Shelby KC Robbie Dew Woodstock Ga 2 and 1 Tournament quarterfinal results from the tournament at Heeler Park Charlotte Country Day 16 Latin 18 Greensboro Day 18 Academy 11 Asheville School 10 McGuiness 7 Singles 1: Woody Webb (DA) Josh 6-0 David Yell (CI) John 2-6 6-2 David Ray ICCD) 6-4 6-1 Wells Brabham Ryan 6-0 6-1 2 John Moody (GD) Andy 6-2 Marc Pons (DA) Cam 7-5 8-3 Walter Kennedy (CCD) 6-1 6-1 Brian Rudisill (CL) Jessup 6-0 6-0 Stuart Sherrill (CCD) Zack 6-2 Nazar Andray (GD) Jeff 6-1 Robbie Hawickherst (AS) Kumbra 8-0 6-1 Gene Park (CL) Amick 6-1 6-1 Andrew Randle (CL) Henry 6-1 Alfredo Alvarez (DA) won John Ferguson (GD) Mica' 6-0 Jon Hickman (CCD) Lee 6-1 6-2 Trent Hickman (CCD) Lige 6-2 6-0 Jacky Bo lini (GO) 6-1 6-1 Jim Brinson (CL) 6-2 8-0 Greg Hinrichs (CL) Dan 6-2 6-2 Bill Wood (AS) 6-0 6-0 Dan McNairy (OD) Bridgemen 6-1 6-1 Banks also won (score not Hot Off Grand Strand spree enters its second straight weekend in waters from Cape Lookout to the Bogue Banks Mackerel are being taken by fishermen trolling or casting from small boats by surfcasters and by pier fishermen I Surf fishing at Drum and Ocracoke Inlets for blues spots puppy drum trout and whiting Creek and inlet fishing along the SC coast for flounder and trout with live shrimp and mud AMATEUR BASKETAALLt COLLEGES Hard Work Earns White NBA White Stats FO FT Rob As Pt Avg 520 667 156 7 312 92 575 677 196 16 379 126 638 640 359 28 578 186 600 747 337 31 678 212 392 668 1048 82 1947 153 ORSEITACING Tee Times Today's tes times for the East Mecklenburg Optimist Larkhavn Four Bell Tournament Number 8:30 am: Butler Gregory Butler Hunter Bosquet Little Warren Gilbert 848: Davis Ward McGarity Benton 8:54: Nelson Estridge Baker Beaver MO Uperaft Davis Wagner Beyer: tit Long Somner Orbison Sederry 9:34: Pressley Combs Sweetenberg Wilson 9:42 Wells Gargano Mc Duffle Mc Dine 131 Goodman Goodman Griffin Dadisman 1008: Wylie Wylie West Adams: 14914: Stokes Wiley Fincher Hit-amen terit Gross Roper McNair Hit Number 10- 8:30 Martin Martin Regish Crow Eddington Stroup Clark Congoniere Foote Marlowe Ptfahroth Galen() 854: Shima Saxon Baker Kebe 9:02: Duncan Hegmann Pearre Pearre Fuilager Parker Murphy Lanham lk28: Combs Phillips Bruce Brown 934: Jordan Johnson Hull Sanchez: 9:42 Farrell Dawson Brewer Brewer 9158: Brafford Bowling Howie High 1008: Belk Simpson Tomberlin Howard: 1014: Helms Rogers Pettus Woods itZt Harris Faulkner Greene PROFESSIONAL Continued From Page 1B The commitment Lloyd speaks of started long before practice and ended long after He has a frank self-assessment that he wasn't blessed with what Stacey King or Pervis Ellison or JR Reid have "I don't think there's any way I was as gifted as the other playm who've gotten to this point" said White "If rd worked at the level they did I would I not have seen the same results as them" Those results got attention early his senior season 4 when White's team lost to Syracuse in overtime "Derrick Coleman was supposed to be so tough and Billy Owens was supposed to be good enough for the NBA right out of high school" said White "I played with them both Then I played (Oklahoma's) Stacey King and his game didn't seem much different from mine Through the whole course of the year I've come to believe I belong" The one thing White would like to dismiss in such optimism is any comparison to former Louisiana Tech standout Karl Malone now with the Utah Jazz Both White and Lloyd say despite White's background and similarity in size the differences from Malone are distinct White is a better outside shooter and Malone likely always be more fluid "They're just different" Lloyd says "Karl's so graceful So athletic Karl's a more gifted athlete" But that's never intimidated Randy White before Whites college statistics Update Page OB HIGH SCHOOLS All-State Team The KC Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association all-slate team First Team: Luce Monpraln Gibb One Me lysaa Kemp Mil 'brook Marcie Wells Independence Jan Johnson Grime ley Katie Gallo Charlotte Latin Kelly Hobbs Pape Millicent Thcwnton Brims ley Crystal Myers Milibrook Kelly Fields East Mock Betsy Notre W-S Reynolds Katie Preakness Odds The odds or Saturday's Be Id in the 114th Protium Stakes 1 Hawitsier 201 2 Easy Goer 8-5 3 Pulverizing 50-1 4 Awe inspiring Rock Point 12-1 6 Dansil 15-1 7 Houston 10-1 Sunday Silence 7-5 9 Northern Wolf 30-1 Jenne Down 20 feet Hickory Down 26 feet Mermen Down 19 feet Mountain Island Down 30 feet Wei Down 21 feet WeillSO Down 20 feet Nation Down 17 feet Edited by Brad Johnson.