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SEE COIMECTIO THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Monday June 11 1990 311- ha i Wallace Outduels SUNDAY'S RESULTS Bavi "-ontinues Dominance Wallace Outduels SUNDAY'S RESULTS EE CORR THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Monday June 11 1990 311-- SECTIO Bait "-ontinues Dominance Rudd For Victory On Road Course Grand National Notebook By BRAD JOHNSON Staff Writer Everything good must come to an end It's an old saying but usually is true Chuck Bown is taking exception to the saying and continuing his dominance on the Busch Grand National short tracks Bown's win Saturday night in Rougemont marked his fourth straight short-track win and put some more distance between himself and the rest of the drivers in the race for the points championship "As far as the points go things are really looking good" Bown said "We'll work hard not to give any points back and we're coming up on some tracks we really should run strong at" He won the Rose's 200 with a final-lap sprint to the finish after a caution flag In the final lap Bown 36 steered his Pontiac ahead of challengers Dave Rezendes and Jack Ingram to win by two car-lengths Bobby Hamilton finished fourth in an Oldsmobile and Jeff Burton was fifth In Bown's search for his first championship he has won three poles four races had six top-five and 10 top-10 finishes in 14 races this season "I can't say enough about the the guys preparing the Nescafe Pontiac" Bown said "They sure are making Chuck Bown look good" Points Lead No Surprise Bown who has 112 more points than Rob Moroso scored at this juncture of the season when he won the championship in 1989 leads with 2073 Bobby Labonte younger brother of Winston Cup driver Terry Labonte holds on to second with 1993 The remainder of the top five Jimmy Hensley (1973) Tom Peck (1777) and Tommy Houston (1769) after 14 of 31 events Driver Change Car owner John Pharo who has had several drivers in his Oldsmobiles since joining the series last year has fired driver Frank Fleming and replaced him with two drivers Winston Cup regular Dick Trickle will drive Pharo's car selected races as he did in June 2 race at Dover Del while Ed Berrier of Winston-Salem will drive the car in all the others Berrier who has been racing the series since 1984 has not had steady ride since the end of 1988 season Coming Up The series will take a week's hiatus before returding to action June 23 in Barberville Ha for the Firecracker 200 Fin St Driver Car Laps Earnings Reams Out 1 11 Rusty Wallace Pontiac 74 $69100 Running 2 5 Mark Martin Ford 74 34000 Running 3 1 Ricky Rudd Chevy 74 28675 Running 4 26 Geoff Bodine Ford 74 20650 Running 5 31 Bobby Hillin Buick 74 17007 Running 6 17 Sterling Marlin Olds 74 12475 Running 7 2 Ernie lrvan Olds 74 12700 Running 8 28 In Hoerr Olds 74 7000 Running 9 20 Michael Waltrip Pontiac 74 10600 Running 10 14 Rick Wilson Olds 74 12225 Running 11 21 Alan Kulwicki Ford 74 9400 Running 12 16 Hut Stricklin Buick 74 6800 Running 13 19 Derrike Cope Chevy 74 10000 Running 14 10 Dale Jarrett Ford 74 5800 Running 15 37 Terry Fisher Pontiac 74 4575 Running 16 13 Kyle Petty Pontiac 74 10925 Running 17 36 Stan Barrett Chevy 74 3850 Running 18 7 Ken Schrader Chevy 74 10825 Running 19 41 Harry Gant Olds 74 10800 Running 20 29 Bill Schmitt Chevy 74 6650 Running 21 4 Bill Elliott Ford 74 12600 Running 22 42 Jim Bown Pontiac 73 6675 Running 23 35 John Krebs Pontiac 73 4600 Running 24 15 Davey Allison Ford 72 10580 Running 25 38 Mike Chase Buick 72 3575 Running 26 32 Richard Petty Pontiac 71 4420 Running 27 40 Jimmy Spencer Pontiac 71 6300 Running 28 43 Butch Gilliland Chevy 71 4200 Running 29 8 MShepherd Ford 70 6165 Engine 30 33 Troy Beebe Buick 70 3475 Running 31 30 Butch Miller Chevy 68 4075 Running 32 22 Dave Marcia Chevy 67 6025 Running 33 12 Darrell Waltrip Chevy 65 12375 Running 34 3 Dale Earnhardt Chevy 65 12650 Running 35 9 Terry Labonte Olds 62 5935 Accident 36 34 Bill Sedgewick Chevy 61 3305 Running 37 23 Chad Little Ford 60 3295 Suspension 38 6 Torn Kendall Chevy 46 4025 Suspension 39 27 Dick Trickle Pontiac 41 6250 Engine 40 44 Jack Selliers Buick 41 3225 Running 41 18 Brett Bodine Buick 38 5225 Running 42 24 Rob Moroso Olds 17 8975 Accident 43 39 Ted Kennedy Olds 11 3225 Engine 44 25 Hershel McGriff Pontiac 2 3225 Oil Leak Time of race: Two hours 41 minutes and 35 seconds Average speed: 69245 mph Caution flags: 9 for 24 laps Lead changes: Eight among five drivers Point Standings: 1 Mark Martin 1800 2 Morgan Shepherd 1738 3 Rusty Wallace 1688 4 Dale Earnhardt 1664 5 Geoff Bodine 1644 6 Kyle Petty 1594 7 Ken Schrader 1555 8 Bill Elliott 1546 9 Dar rell Waltrip 1517 10 Ernie lrvan 1504 I is er at id in le ill a ill rO i i i is in the on a the Senna Takes Canadian Grand Prix rain tires for racing "slicks" designed for a dry surface Continued From Page 1B ahead of me and it looked like I might be out of it" said Wallace who moved into third place 112 points behind Martin "Now Dale is behind me "You just never know what to expect in this sport" Wallace was expected to run well at Sears Point although he'd qualified a disappointing Ilth But he had won four of the past six NASCAR road races and finished second in the other two He met expectations moving up quickly to take the lead on Lap 23 and into contention the rest of the way Now Wallace has won five of the most recent seven road races in a Grand Prix nicknamed "Glenda" in honor of the internationally famous race course at Watkins Glen NY "I don't know how long this streak can go on" said Wallace 33 who lives in Concord "And I don't know how 1 became such a successful road racer watched Ricky Rudd 'cause he's so smooth and good taking every corner perfect Compared to him it looks like I'm driving out across the desert and flipping the car" Wallace credited crew chief Barry Dodson and his teammates for setting up the car changing rear Springs mainly that improved it over qualifying Friday Martin had to overcome tough problems to finish second in the race and take over first in the point standings "Early in the race all the leaders stayed on the track during a caution rather than getting new tires" Martin said "Ricky Dale (Earnhardt) and me all had flats in the same corner at the same time and ran into each other The crash knocked my car's front end out of line That doesn't hurt as much on a road course (as it would an oval track) so I was lucky It did make the car a little more squirrelly trying to brake "Also we had a sticking throttle But we got that worked out and by the end of the race we had a strong car" Martin finished third in the championship chase last year behind Wallace and Earnhardt Shepherd and his Bud Moore team appeared in strong position to maintain the top spot toward the title then trouble developed without warning "I drove pretty conservative and was just taking care of things" said Shepherd "1 reckon we broke a valve We never overturned (revved) the engine or anything like that Something just went wrong We had a good run going If I could just have lasted 'tit the last lap I probably could have coasted back and saved a lot of points But that's racin'" Rudd led the second most laps 13 and appeared to have the combination to go two-for-two at Sears Point But cut tires doomed the heavy pre-race favorite's chances 1 Associated Press MONTREAL Ayrton Senna of Brazil benefiting from teammate Gerhard Berger's miscue at the start cruised to an easy victory over countryman Nelson Piquet in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix Senna's McLaren-Honda averaged 111946 mph for 70 laps of the 273-mile circuit finishing 10497 seconds ahead of Piquet's Benneton-Ford for his third victory in five races this season He built his lead in the driver point standings to 31-19 over Berger whose chance at victory was wiped out by a one-minute penalty for jumping the green light at the start Berger's penalty was assessed on the scoring sheet and his car was allowed to continue running His car was actually the first to take the checkered flag Berger jumped to fourth with the fastest lap of the race 120344 mph on the 70th lap Senna 30 winner of the 1988 Formula One title and runner-up to Alain Prost of France last season led 67 laps in securing the 23rd career victory He relinquished the lead only when he darted into the pits in the early going to exchange his grooved Other Races John Heinricy drove a Chevrolet Camaro to victory with three teammates to win his third consecutive International Motor Sports Association Firestone Firehawk Endurance Championship 24-Hour street stock race at Watkins Glen International sports car course in Watkins Glen NY The winners averaged 76339 mph on the 3377-mile circuit covering 1833711 miles in 24 hours Former Chicago Bears running back Walter Payton won the featured event of the June Sprints auto races in Elkhart Lake Wis Payton who qualified in record time at the winding 4-mile Road America course averaged 102822 mph in his fastest lap of the 60-mile GT1 GT2 GT3 event The last three rounds of the NHRA 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Wynalda USA 53rd minute Rowthlisberger (Switzerland) (West Germany) Van Lagenhove (Belgium) A33256 Lineups: United Triltschuh Windischmann Armstrong Harkin Caltgiuri Stollmeyer (Balboa 64th minute) Ramos Wynaida VOCTDOL Murray (Sullivan 77th minute) Kadlec Kocian Disk Straka Chovanec Hasek Kubik Skuhravy Moravcik (Weiss 82nd minute) Knotlicek (luhow 76th minute) 11111BASEBALLUM MINOR LEAGUE Southern League Eastern Division I Pct OS Orlando 37 26 587 Jacksonville 36 26 581 Columbus 30 33 476 7 Charlotte 29 35 453 9 Greenville 24 38 387 12 Western Division )(Memphis 36 26 581 )(Huntsville 33 29 532 3 Birmingham 31 31 500 5 Chtinooga 30 32 484 6 Knoxville 25 35 411 10 Sunday's Results Charlotte 5 Chattanooga 0 Orlando at Birmingham late Knoxville at Huntsville late Memphis at Greenville late Jacksonville at Columbus late Saturdays Results Orlando 8 Birmingham 7 Knoxville at Huntsville Charlotte 1 Chattanooga 0 Memphis at Greenville Columbus 11 JIICICSOME110 8 Today's Games Memphis at Charlotte 7:30 pm Jacksonville at Birmingham Orlando at Huntsville Knoxville at Greenville Chattanooga at Columbus South Atlantic League Standings Northern Division Pet Gil Fayetteville 41 24 631 Gastonia 40 26 606 114 itSpartanbrg 34 30 531 64 ChristnWV 28 37 431 13 )(Greensboro 26 38 406 1412 )(Asheville 24 39 381 16 Southern Division sGolumbia 44 21 677 )(Augusta 37 27 578 612 'Myrtle Etch 35 28 556 8 )(Sumter 32 33 492 12 Savannah 28 38 438 1512 itChrtstrtSC 17 47 260 26Vt Sunday's Results Gastonia 3 Charleston WV 2 Greensboro st Asheville late Sumter at Columbia late Spartanburg at Fayetteville late Charleston SC at Myrtle Beach late AuguMa at Savannah late Saturday's Results Greensboro at Asheville ppd rain Columbia 1 Sumter 0 Spartanburg 3 Fayetteville 0 Gastonia 7 Charleston WV 2 Myrtle Beech 5 Charleston SC 1 Savonnah 6 Augusta 2 Monday's Remits Greensboro at Asheville Sumter It Columbia Spartanburg at Fayetteville Charleston WV at Gast(mia Charleston SC at Myrtle Beach Augusta at Savannah LEGION Today's Games Belmont at Monroe: Ca 164 at Taylor edit Forest City at Bamienter City Gasho nis at Pineville Hickory al Moo bun Hunteraville at Denver NeweN at Stanley Paw Creek at Charlotte Shelby at eterryvititt Sunday's Results Sings 101 044 103-44 12 lurks 001 COI 4 IS Psyne (2-01 Butler 'Myrtle Bch 35 28 556 8 )(Sumter 32 33 492 12 sSavannah 28 38 438 15Yr sChrtstnSC 17 47 260 26Yr Sunday's Results Gastonia 3 iesV 2 Chwton ciensbo0 at Asheville Isle Sumtw at Columbia lete Spartanburg al Fayettville Isle Charleston SC at Myrtele Beach late AuguMs al Savannah Results lata Saturday' Greensboro al Asheville ppd rain Fayetteville 0 Columbia 1 Sumter 0 Spartanburg 3 Gastonia 7 Charleston WV 2 ch 5 Myrtle Bea Charleston SC i Savannah 6 Augusta 2 Monday's Raoul Greensat boro at Asheville Sumter Columbia Spartanburg at Fayetteville Charleston WV at Gastonia Charleston SC at Myrtle Beach Augusta at Savannah LEGION Today's Games Balmont at Monroe: Caldvme at Taylors- thii Form! cpy at Baggernw coy nis at Pineville Whir el Amos Moen- IMO Huntersville at Damns Newoe at Stanley Pew Creek st Charlotte Shelby al Cherryville Sunday's Results Kings 101 GM 103-44 13 1 lurks 001 COI 4 9 8 Payne (2-01 Butler Miyares 6-1 6-4 Robyn Gurney Donna Williams 6-2 6-0 Laura Cowman Wendy Kulp 7-6 7-8 Meredith Quinn Jennifer Sop el 6-1 6-2 Girls 14 Sing IOS Quarterfinals: Ashley Maner Elizabeth Williams 6-3 6-1 Alexandra Lagrange Carey Causway 6-2 6-1 Gina Macdonald Susan Spaugh 6-0 6-4 Blair Sutton Sybi Parker 6-0 84 Girls 12 Singles Quarterfinals: Katherine Annas Katri nia Glidemeister 8-0 6-1 Franck) Barra gan Lesley Holden 6-2 6-3 klonika Jandera Les Miller 4-6 6-1 6-0 Marissa Giidemeister Bobbi Guthrie 0-1 24 8-2 Boys 16 Singles Quarterfinals: Ashley Shaw Billy Armistead 6-1 6-2 Jason Abhau George Hendricks 6-3 6-3 David Kim Jonathan Goldberg 6-4 6-3 Tee Parham Waller Kennedy 7-5 6-3 Boys 16 Singles Quarterfinals: David Brift Zech Sharpe 6-1 6-2 Todd Stephenson Chris Bartlett 6-1 6-7 6-1 Eric Saunders David Kemp 74 24 8-0 Danny Colangelo Matt Yelverton 7-5 6-1 Boys 14 Singles Guar lading's: Chad Copenhaver Shawn Thomas 6-3 6-0 Andre Kerr Da leep Singh 6-2 7-5 Reid Lerner Jeffrey Smith 6-3 6-4 Greg Hill Bjorn Kerr 6-1 6-6 (ret) Boys 12 Singles Quarterfinals: Eric McCulloch Jarreft Caldwell 6-2 8-0: Stephen Upson Matt Lucas 6-0 6-1 David Cheatwood Whit Hansen 64 6-0 Brandon Brookshire Brian Cowman 7-5 7-5 OKMISCNIMINI SOFTBALL Calendar Send information about upcoming soft ball tournaments to: Softball Signups Bred Johnson Observer Sports PO Box 32188 Charlotte NC 28232 Please Include a phone numbes and hours may be celled Am 18-17' Rock Nit Wilson Gold Cup for and teams at Cherry Park with I $110 entry let For more information con tact Jim Sutton at (883)-329-1709 June ism Rock Milk Dixie Classic World qualifier for womens class and at Cherry Park Entry feel $95 and contact Jim Sutton at (803)-329-1709 Inc more Information RUNNING Calendar Send information about Running Calendar to Running Calendar Bred Johnson Observer Sports PO Box 32188 Charlotte NC 28232 Please include a phone number and hours may be called June IS Charlotte The Latta Plantation Pet Triathlon 15K swim 40k Bike and 10k run For more Information and applications contact the American Lung Association of MC al 5315 Greenbrook Drive In Charlotte 28205 July 14 Hendersonville The Triple Falls Triathlon lk swim 20-mile bike and 55- mile run Entry tee Is 830 for individual and $60 for team Entry deadline I July 2 For more Information and application contact the Hendersonville YMCA at 810 Sixth Avenue West in Hendersonville 28739 June It Greensboro: Great Tavern Tour 5000 Meters race Registration is by maN only and must be postmarked by Sew-day Application forms are available only Paul Brannon 2 (5) Jon Reid (1) Mountain 3-2 Burke 5-4 KingstAL 101 4 II Chstr7ville---020 012 511-11 2 Heavnet (1-11 Keith Allen (0-1) Doug Merited Loading Nit tors (C) Brent Heavner 2-2 Doug 2-5 Brad Sale 24 Mark Hoyle 24 Chris Crawford 24 Chris Houser 2-5 (K) Paul Brennon 2-3 Eric Pappard 24 Daniel Honeycutt 2-3 Chip Cash 2-5 Records: Chemvilla 5-4 Kings Mt 3-3 Shelby 1L Taytorsville 10 LATE SATURDAY Beitenwr 000 100 003 COO 0-1 1 2 Catchvell 000 000 WO 000 1-2 8 I Winkler (1-01 Breaktield (0-1L Loading Scott Greene 4-6 Caldwell Shawn Denny 2-4 City 0-10 Cakiwell 5-3 Bettnent--001 311 010-7 11 2 NeweR 021 100 100-1 1 O'Dell (1-4 Moody (I)-n Loading Brian Wag 2-6 Mike Young 4-5 Newell Eric Little 24 5-7 Newell 4-6 CYCLINGMM LOCAL Time Trials Sunday's Charlotte perticipent multi hem the North Caroline District Time Trial Champ lacings in Wilmington Senior Men 11-35: 1 James Barker Bicycle South 54:27 5 Michael Blodie Bicycle South 55:58 Senior Men 4045: 1 Robert Thomas Bicycle South 55:51: 2 Gerry McDade Bicycle South 5554 Note: These cyclist quality for the national Sins trials to be held in Albany NY July 22 111 GOLF AMATEUR Metro AM Sunday's final-round scores from Cederwood Country CM) in Charlotte: Chmonship Fnght Simeon Raleigh 67-70-70 Bridges Forest City 71-70-72 Watts Wades-born 75-69-73 Slimed Greensboro 73-74-72 Bob Rothe Gastoma 73-72-74 Glenn Brown Midlothian Vs 71-70-78 Ouimet Charlotte 73-72-76 Donald Littlejohn Charlotte 69-76-70 Bobby Merriam Charlotte 71-74-78 Neal Morrison Charlotte 71-75-75 t22-8rant Whitney Jr Charlotte 74-72-70 Boone Charlotte 74-72-77 Jim England Jr Gastonia 74-72-77 224-4(eith Kepley Char-lotto 70-72-82 Tiddy Cher-lotto 70-74-81 Vigmti Rod( Hill 73-72-81 Floght Winners A Divisbon Esker Forest City 77-71-73-221 Washam Davidson 72-78-70-220 Weston Charlotte 75-79-72-228 Wyatt Char lotne 75-83-76 Barry Wilt Charlotte 239 Donnie Davis Mooresville 82-85-76-243 Division Autry Monroe 71-70-69-210 Secrest Monroe 80-77-72-229 Orbison Charlotte 82-82-75-239 Tomberlin Monroe 86-87-75-257 3 Lane Vail Indian Trail 4 Ed Haney Marshvillt 5 AJ Sanders Mocksville Late Model Stock 1 Robbie Fagged Concord 2 Jimmy McClain Iron Station 3 Richard Reeves Coo 11 amrnee 4 Ed Haney Martini Ile 5 Jeff Miller Rockwell Super Stock 1 Jay Ruse II Benton 2 Mike Myles Monroe 3 Rick Pigs Mon roe 4 Ed Kiker Polkton 5 Gary Grey Rockwell Endure 1 Tony Thornton Chariot 2 Rick Sloop Rockwell 3 Jell Harwell Concord 4 Kenneth Cook Concord 5 Rick Ballard Charlotte TWO FLAGS Class: Trophy Dash- Tony Oakley Feature Tony Oakley 2 Dick Beasley 3 Jeff Young Double A Moulin Trophy Dash- Craig Jerrel Feature- Rick Coding 2 Crad Jerre! 3 David Adkins Double A Twins: Trophy Dash- Brian Smith Feature- Brian Smith 2 Ray Church 3 Brian Wichens SHUFFLETOWN Low Waffler- 1 Mark Bellington Drag stet 525 Charlotte 2 Memphis Smith Opel 581 Charlotte 3 Chuck Martin Roadster 591 Linconton 4 Donald Bur ton Corvette 594 Raleigh Pm- 1 Bobby Baucorn Camaro Char lotle 630 on a 829 2 Chuck Martin Roadster Linconton 597 on a 590 3 Bill Lavming Chevelle Gastonia 762 on 758 4 Robert Hamrick Mopar Elienbro 778 on 777 Street- 1 Floyd Sanders Camaro Clover SC 843 on 843 2 James Lockhart Oldsmobile Charlotte 1027 on a 10265 3 Nelson Chapman Nova 601 on a 8 flat Huntersville 4 Van Edgworth Malibu Char lorne 1137 on 11340uick 1 Tommie Mooney 480 Camaro Shelby 2 Ed Hoover 490 Camaro Columbia 3 Wally Stroop 474 Beretta Kings Mtn GREENVILLE-PICKENS 154bp Late Model- Larry Ogle Swan nanoa 2 Marty Ward Travelers Rest SC 3 Kevin Rainey Travelers Rest 4 David Roberta Simpsonville 5 Toby Porter Easley: 6 Bob Presley Asheville Street Slat- CM Knight Simpsonville 2 John Guker Woodruff 3 Scott Motes Els ley Charger tat Race 1 Roger Tedford Easley 2 Clint Tucker Greenville 3 Tommy Evvet Groomlie 2nd- Johnny Croft Poiret 2 Tony How ard Greenville 3 Gary Batson Travelers Rest 3rd- Jay Rader: Travelers Rest 2 Jimmy Henson Easley 3 Keith Satterfield Greenville IIIMNITENNISSIO PROFESSIONAL French Open Sunday's mutts from Paris Piten's Singing Championship: Andres Gomez (4) Ecuador Andre Agassi (3) 6-3 2-6 6-4 14 Women's Doubles ChampionshiF Jana Novo tna-Helena Sukova (1) Larissa Saychanko-Nalalla Zvereva (2) 6-4 7-5 Junkie boys Singles Championship: Andras Gaudenzi Thomas Entine! 2-6 7-6 (8-6) 6-4 Junior Olds Singles Championship: kiagdaiena klalseva atian ignaturva 6-2 6-3 Beckenham Open Sunday's moults from laukonham England faen's Singles Semifinals: Ivan Lend' (1) David Wheaton (5) 6-7 (5-7) 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 HOLE-IN-ONE Championship: Ivan Lendl (I) Darren In the Triad area but you may obtain om --7-- 7 pwcpc 40 Cahill (13) 6-3 7-5 by calling Doug Jones at (919) 855-9215 'ri i'''' h'''l''q' i I Tiger Sherrill of Charlotte on the No 4 Women's Singles TRANSACTIONS othi4A4aJ40ii06A444h4 130ydi ppo pi the pine wand Goy Championship: Ros Fairbank (1) del Course Hs used a 7-ition and it wu his Gigl Fernandez (2) 7-5 6-4 74 third Hockey on 1 Great gifts for Dad now at great savings Choose from our entire selection Doren Henderson or Charlotte on the No AMATUER NHL -ch 13 163 yd pwl ol the Pins Island Gott He used a 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Remember Father's Day June 17 4 Berger Austria Alain Prost France 04 't Derek Warwick Britain Stefano 6-4 Doubter Mottle Mitchell and National LW'S Modena Italy 6 Alex Calti Italy I Stanton Hazel Harris and Carol Davis Eric 641 63: mixed Double: Mitchell she PHILA (1st) 6-7 over Montreal Bernard France 10 Ivan Capeal Italy II PHILA (2nd) (I-7 ovec Montreal A le 4 A Saloru Nakayma Japan IL Aguri Suzuk nderson Thomas Goodwin and Stan i ATLAN1A-San Francisco (PO t' to 2 6-4 nersonit Japan II Dhow Grouillard Franco 14 6-4 New York E-6 ovw CHICAGO Martin Donnelly Ireland IL Gregor Fol JUNIORS 81 LOUIS El over Pittsburgh I telt Switrealand it Andrea de Cesar HOUSTON-L os Angeles (Pick) :2 Italy 17 JJ lento Finland it Riccardo Tar Heels Closed Noma team in CAPS Poem Italy II Philippe Aillot France i IL Jaiill Neel France It Alessandro Championships LAKE LEVELS Eastland Mall Charlotte 4 4 Munn" ttm7 11 Thew'' Boutwm 661 Sunders results tram Joe MIAs Tennis et Dow 29 Sunday) 2 2 91Urn II Nhcola Lanni lialy 24 EMantleil centec 0 vimmecHtetem Carolina Mall Concord 1 Pure Platy 28 Michele Alboceto Italy Olds la Singles Jamen AREA Duartertinalc Daniels Mars it Hickory Doom 23 Shannon mow Down' 7 Eastridge Mall Gastonia 1 Clement 6-4 7-5 Nyco' Kwr Laura Fulk moutZte lewd Down 3 9 64 6-0 Cars While Lashio Boaday 6-3 Saturday's Results 6-2 Mandy Satiaric Jinn Webb 6-3 wv mis'd Down 30 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 1 CONCOND 84 Dom) 2 II I LA meow epoyilmen I Frothy Noy We 111 Singles Merlon Down 14 124 Kama 2 Mike Thomas Dalton Ga Ovarterthimat Patna Powell Jam EdNed by Bred Jamison I viewmo HOLE-IN-ONE Tiger Sherrill of Charlotte on the No 4 par-3 of the Pine Island Golf Course Hs used I 74on and it was his third Caren Henderson of Charlotte on the No 13 163 yd per4 of the Pins Island Golf Course He used a 6-iron and It was his Orel MOTORSPORTS GRAND PRIX Canadian GP Sunday's results Iron Montreal I Ayrton Senna Braze Nelson Nowt Braze 1 NO Manna Brasil 4 Gerhard Berger Austria An Prost France Derek Warwick Britain Stefano Modena MO I Alex Catti Italy I Erie Bernard Franco le Ivan Cape Italy It Satoru Nakailma Japan IL Aguri Suzuki Japan II Oliver (Roue lard France 14 Martin Donnelly Ireland IL Gregor Fah lett Switzerland It Andrea de Cesare Italy 17 lento Finland it Riccardo Panes' Italy 111 Philippe Alike Franco Jaim Alen France Alessandro NanNol IlMy 22 Theory Boutsen Bel glum Noes Lanni they 24 Emanuel Pirro Illy Michela Alboreto Italy AREA Saturday's Results CONCOND Lots model Sportsmen 1 Frotidis Kanosonts 2 Mies Thorson Won Gs: Championship: Ivan Lentil (I) Darren Cahill (13) 6-3 7-5 Women'a Singles Championship: Ros Fairbank (1) def Gigi Fernandez (2) 7-5 6-4 AMATUER Robert Bright Cun0020 results from the Robert lidgM tournament held al Johnson Smith: Mon's Penults Open Devon Berry PM Davis 6-2 6-4 Doublets AJ Anderson end Rick Sock-welt Darin Hardaway and Berry 6-3 6-3 I Singles Anderson Phil Harris 6-4 0-4 Womon's Results Singlet Beverly Ranger Cynthia Staion 6-0 6-4 Dosinee: Mettle Mitchell end Stanton Hazel Harris and Carol Davis 6-0 6-3 Mixed Doublet: Mitchell and Anderson Thomas Goodwin and Bien Ion 2-6 6-4 6-4 JUNIORS Tar Heels Closed Championships Sunders results from Joe Vitals Tennis Center in Winstee-Serem Olds IS Singles Overtedlnalc Daniels Mars Shannon Clement 6-4 70 Nyres Kerr Laura Folk 6-0 6-0 Cars While Leslie Beasley 6-3 6-2 Mindy Saner la rt Jinn Webb 6-3 64 air Iii is Ses Osiwtottinsisi Pains Powsli Jsmis In the Triad area but you may obtain one by calling Doug Jones at (919) 855-9215 TRANSACTIONS Hockey NHL IT Signed RW Brett Hull to a three-year contract with a one-year option LATEST LINE Baseball American Limps BOSTON 6'44'4 over Cleveland MILWAUKEE E6 over Toronto OAKLAND 1I4-641 over Tessa SEMITE El over Chicago CALIFORNIA 14 over Kansas City National League PHI1A (1st) 6-7 over Montreal PHILA (2nd) 0-7 over Montreal ATLANIA-San Francisco (Pick) New York E-6 over CHICAGO SI LOUIS E-1 over Pittsburgh HOUSTON-Los Angeles (Pick) Nome team le CAPS LAKE LEVELS (As et 112 paw Sunday) James Down 22 Ittakoty Down 23 Mormon DOM 11 Mountain ininnd Down 39 191414 Down 30 OWN Down 2 I litatton Down 14 Edttod by Bred Johnoon 4 I 061' afel ''M''''''' 1: i' 4: 'JTV" ''t' 'r '''''''1' ildhtA1AI va 'lidiLitgualidaJAtJA-LL 1Jthmilit Great gifts for Dad now at great savings Choose from our entire selection of colorful comfortable knit and woven sport shirts made from the finest 100 cottons and cottonblends Fashion crew necks polos golf styles and more available in a huge assortment of the latest solids stripes gingham and India Madras plaids Sale ends Saturday June 16 Intermediate markdowns have been taken Remember Father's Day June 17 Anderson-Little Eastland Mall Charlotte Carolina Mall Concord Eastridge Mall Gastonia MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 1 ti.

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