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-'727 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Tuesday July 10 1990 3C 10 1990 3C Update Pack Swim Coach Appealing Decision ion INVtBASEBALUMill Knights Overtake I raves Kn Ovi bm rt MINOR LEAGUE tralia 2:1840 3 Aiko Hayashise Japan 2:1949 50 Freestyle 1 Leigh Ann Fetter Longhorn Aquatics 0:2634 2 Colleen Eckhardt Saratoga Calif 0:2662 3 Teresa' Pykt Australia 0:2684 800 Freestyle 1 Heike Friedrich GDR 8:4145 2 Jane Skillman Princeton NI 84598 3 Dagmar Hasse GDR 8:4874 400 Medley Relay 1 Tarn-Pure 4:2143 2 Canadian Olympic Development Team 4:2469 3 Australia Institute of Sport 4:2720 Carolinas Inas MOTORSPORTS NASCAR 8 Giuseppe Ca icaterra 27 9 Blame Ails Denmark 27 10 Andreas Kappes West Germany 37 11 Frans Maassen Neill same time 12 Johan Museeuw Belgium same time 13 Marc Sergeant Belgium same time 14 Carlo Somatic Belgium same time 15 Hans-Audi Marki Switz same time 110601111 53 Greg Le Mond Minn 37 seconds behind 68 Steve Bauer Canada same time 71 Dag-Otto Lauritzen Norway same time 97 Ron Kiefel Boulder Colo same time 98 Andy Hampsten Col same time 137 Sean Yates Britain 7:46 141 Andy Bishop Ariz same time 161 Bob Roll Santa Fe NM 9:47 174 Davis Phinney Boulder Colo 14:38 175 Norman AMs Calif same time Overall Standings Alt nine stages 1 Steve Bauer Canada 34:32:03 2 Ronan Penne France 17 seconds behind 3 Frans Maassen Netherlands 1:16 4 Claudio Chiappucci Italy 1:07 5 Raul Alca la Mexico 7:19 6 Greg Le Mond Waysata Minn 10:09 7 Uwe Ampler East Germany 1014 8 Sean Kelly Ireland 10:15 9 Guido Winterberg Switzedand 1016 10 Vintyeslav Ekimov Soviet Union 10:26 11 Erik Breukink Netherlands 10:32 12 Pe So Ruiz Cabestany Spain 10:35 13 Miguel Indurain Spain 11:01 14 Brian Holm Denmark 11:12 15 Gianni Bugno Italy 11:24 Americans 20 Lauritzen 12:11 43 Hampsten 14:10 58 Kiefel 15:18 94 Yates 19:31 151 Roll 2912 167 Bishop 34:12 171 Phinney 35:27 173 Alvis 36:35 Oxford 250 The top 10 finishers in the $213945 Oxford 250 WAS-CAR Bush Grand National Series race at Oxford Plains Speedway: 1 Chuck Sown Pontiac 306 laps 53380 mph 2 Tommy Houston Buick 306 3 Joey Kouralas Pontiac 306 4 Rick Mast Buick 306 5 Dave Rezendes Oldsmobile 305 6 Jamie Aube Buick 305 7 Bobby labonte 305 8 Steve Grissom Oldsmobile 304 9 Billy Clark Pontiac 304 10 Mike Rowe Pontiac 303 I Cementer News Wyk's NC State's swimming coach Don Easterling says he is appealing a ruling by the state Industrial Commission that found him liable for the death of a university athlete Deputy Commissioner Joey Barnes ruled last month that Easterling's negligence had led to the 1987 death of Wolfpack swimmer Onno Johannes Schild Colleges Duke which opens its basketball regular season Nov 14 at home against Marquette will play Georgetown Michigan Oklahoma Louisiana State and Arizona next season Schedule in Update Maryland South Carolina Brigham Young and Rutgers make up the four-team field for the ECAC Holiday Festival tournament Dec 27-29 in New York's Madison Square Garden Paul Aaron an attorney who assisted with Clemson's investigation by the NCAA has been named director of institutional compliance at the university As director of institutional compliance Aaron will assume day-to-day responsibility for aspects of the athletic program regulated by the NCAA including certification of athlete eligibility administration of financial aid to student-athletes and recruitment Golf Charlotte's Stephen Woodard qualified for the US Junior Boys Open Monday firing a 147 over 36 holes at North Carolina's Finley Golf Course Woodard was second to Pinehurst's Ron Coffman who shot 146 Gastonians Nicki Clinard and Joey Denton will represent North Carolina in the national tournament July 24-28 in Daly City Calif Age division winners from the Independent Insurance Agents' Youth Golf Classic held Monday at the Raintree Country Club in Charlotte: 11-under: Evan Ryan Osteen (no score available) 14-under Will Huntley 72 15-17: Eric Soots 73 Baseball The East Mecklenburg I 3-andunder All-Stars defeated the Park Sharon All-Stars 5-0 in Babe Ruth baseball Monday Edited by Langston Wertz Jr ty administraaid to studenttment phen Woodard LS Junior Boys ng a 147 over Carolina's Finiecond to Pine-man who shot icki Clinard and represent North iational toumain Daly City winners from Isurance Agents' held Monday Club in Ryan Osteen ble) 14-under 2 15-17: Eric lenburg 13-andfeated the Park -0 in Babe Ruth Igston Wertz Jr SHORT TRACK Southern League Eastern Division Pot GB Jacksonville 13 7 650 Columbus 11 8 579 I z-Orlando 10 9 526 212 Greenville 9 10 474 314 Charlotte 8 11 421 4 Western Division Knoxville 13 7 650 Huntsville 11 8 579 We Birmingham 8 12 400 5 Chatinga 7 11 389 5 z-Memphis 5 12 294 6'11 z-won first hall Monday's Bosuns Charlotte 2 Greenvillel Memphis at Birmingham late Chattanooga at Knoxville Huntsville at Columbus late Jacksonville at Sunday's Results Greenville 8 Charlotte 5 Birmingham 2 Memphis 1 Knoxville 7 Chattanooga 4 Huntsville 7 Columbus 4 Jacksonville 2 Orlando 0 Today's Games No games scheduled South Atlantic Northern Division Pct GB Gastonia 13 7 650 z-Fayettyll 13 7 650 ChristnWV 11 10 524 212 Asheville 8 13 381 512 Greensboro 7 14 333 612 Spartanbrg 4 16 200 9 Southern Division Savannah 17 4 810 Sumter 12 7 632 4 Augusta 10 11 476 7 z-Coimbia 10 11 476 7 ChristnSC 9 10 474 7 Mrtle Beach 8 12 A00 812 z-won first half title Monday's Results Fayetteville 6 Gastonia Augusta 7 Columbia 6 Charleston SC 7 Savannah 2 Greensboro 6 Charleston WV 4 Asheville 8 Spartanburg 0 Myrtle Beach 4 Sumter 1 Sundays Results Gastonia 2 Fayetteville 0 Asheville 6 Spartanburg 5 Augusta 5 Columbia 1 Savannah 3 Charleston SC 2 Charleston WV 9 Greensboro 4 Sumter 5 Myrtle Beach 1 Today's Games No games scheduled IIMMEIGOLFOINIM West 59 North 51 FIELD HOCKEY W01111111 West 3 South North 4 East 0 SOFTBALL Men South 3 West 0 WATER POLO Men West 8 East 5 North 7 South 7 tie Wrestling Results Monday of the wrestling competition from the US Olympic Festival: Freestyle Finals (Best-o1-3) 1055 pounds: Brandon Paulson Anoka Minn dec Abram Ross San Jose Calif 9-3 Paulson leads series 1-0 1145 pounds: John Bove Boalsburg Pa dec Lam Duong Cucamonga Calif 64 Bove leads series 1-0 1253 pounds: Shawn Charles Tucson Ariz dec Brad Bruhl Fort Dodge Iowa 4-2 Charles leads series 1-0 1385 pounds: Marco Sanchez San Jose Calif dec Gerry Abas Fremont Calif 7-3 Sanchez leads series I-0 1495 pounds: Troy Sunderland McVey-town Pa dec Corey Carter Ossining NJ 74 Sunderland leads series 1-0 163 pounds: Torrae Jackson Lansing Mich dec Willy Short Inver Grove Heights Minn 7-5 OT 5:08 Jackson leads series 1-0 1805 pounds: Brad Knouse Irving Texas dec David Hart East Waterford Pa 84 Knouse leads series 1-13 198 pounds: Dan Troupe Kalispell Mont dec David Malecek Osage Iowa 5-0 Troupe leads series 1-0 220 pounds: Steve King Janesville Minn dec Don Whipp Eaton Rapids Mich 5-1 King leads series 1-0 288 pounds: Bob Henderson Rock Springs Wyo pinned Todd Kinney Ames Iowa :31 Henderson leads series Ice Dance (Free Dance) 1 Jeanne Miley West Chester Pa and Michael Verlich Long Beach Calif 10 factored placement 2 Elizabeth PunsaIan Sheffield Lake Ohio and Jerod Swallow Cleveland 20 3 Amy Webster Wellesley Mass and Robert Leif Erickson Shadyside Ohio 30 4 Lisa Grove Pittsburgh and Scott Meyers Newark Del 40 5 Wendy Millette Concord Mass and James Curtis Chestnut Pa 50 6 Elba Curtis Philadelphia and Robert Nardozza Dallas 60 7 Ann Morton-Neale Mount Lebanon Pa and Laurence Shaffer Cherry Hill NJ 70 8 Beth Buhl Federal Way Wash and Neale Smull Wilmington Del SO 9 Jennifer Goolsbee Grosse Points Woods Mich and Shawn Rettstatt Fort Worth Texas 90 10 Krista Schulz Port Huron Mich and Jonathan Stine Peoria IIL 100 11 Hilary Olney Orchard Park NY and John Millier Winthrop Maine 110 12 Tiffany Ile lire and Duane Greenleaf Long Beach Calif 120 Final Standings 1 Jeanne Miley West Chester Pa and Michael Verlich Long Beach Calif 15 factored points 2 Elizabeth Punsalan Sheffield Lake Ohio and Jerod Swallow Cleveland 30 3 Amy Webster Wellesley Mass and Robert Leif Erickson Shadyside Ohio 45 4 Lisa Grove Pittsburgh and Stott Meyers Newark Del 60 5 Wendy Mil Wile Concord Mass and James Curtis Chestnut Hill Pa 75 6 Elisa Curtis Philadelphia and Robert Nardoua Dallas 90 7 Ann Morton-Neale Mount Lebanon Pa and Laurence Shaffer Cherry Hill NI 105 8 Beth Buhl Federal Way Wash and Neale Smull Wilmington Del 120 9 Jennifer Goolsbee Grosse Pointe Woods Mich and Shawn Rettstatt Fort Worth Texas 135 10 Krista Schulz Port Huron Mich and Jonathan Stine Peoria ill 160 11 Hilary Olney Orchard Park NY and John Milker Winthrop Maine 160 12 Tiffany refire and Duane Greenleaf Long Beach Calif 175 AMATEUR Hickory Results from the Freedom Fest 150 and All Pro Road to Charlotte Invitational Galaxy Late Model Stock: 1 Max Prestwood Jr Lenoir 2 Chris Diamond Hickory 3 Scott Kilby Millers Creek Jack Quick Pro Mink I Kenny Chester Denver 2 Jerry Dockery Hickory 3 Chris Stills Statesville Di 11C011111 Auto Glass Mini: 1 David Coffey Lenoir 2 Bob Gardner Newton 3 Donald McCracken Hickory Budweiser Limited 1 Dennis Ga Ilion Morganton 2 Danny Mathis Yadkinville 3 Randy Huffman Conn ly Springs Corrine Super: 1 JB Steele Morganton 2 Andy Vansycoc Hickory 3 Jett Cook Hickory Hickory Tr-County Limited: 1 Keith Robinson Lenoir 2 Gregg Johnson Jonesville 3 David Johnson Newton Concord Results from the Firecracker 300 Feature: 1 Conrad Morgan Dousman Win 2 Wesley Mill Kannapalis 3 Jodi Wood ley Chatswort Ga Fagged Concord 5 Freddie Query Kenna-palls Late Model Stock 100- 1Rodney Cone Jr Lost Creek Vir 2 Richard Reeve Cooleewee 3 Perry Wise Concord 4 Shot Howard Monroe 5 Ned Haney Marshville 25 Lap Super Stock: 1 Jay Russell Benton 2 Mike Napier Bolton 3 Dan Fun Concord 4 Tony Hagler Harrisburg 4 Ed Kiker Bolton 20 Lap: 1 Rany Burris Concord 2 Kenneth Cook Concord 3 Al Cardwell Harrisburg 4 Jimmy Simpson Concord 5 Rick Pin Monroe Fayetteville's Garcia Handcuffs Gastonia rcia ala American Cancer Society Tournament Results from women's regional play at Raintree Country Club Top two teams in divisions I-10 advance to The Pearl Golf Course in Calabash tor the slate championship Sept 8-9 Division I 57 faith Powers April Shinn Lorena Mundy Phyllis Presnell 64 Ann Boyles Irish Boyles Julie Tyson Kim Briele Division 68 Jackie Camp Millie Shrader Joyce Cox Claudia Yarborough 67 Jeanne Turner Sarah Travis Norma Hopper Nancy Wall Division III 78 Donna Anderson Linda Dudley Donna Brenton Marsha Tillitson (won in card playoff) 76 Della Rising Bea Buza Carrie Ruff Phyllis Bodtisk Callaway Divison (does not advance) 69 Marlene Huggins Renie Parsley Jeanine Arrington Evelyn Ballard LEGION Brian Cornelius drew a walk and one out later Rudy Pemberton singled to right to score Pesavento Cornelius came home on the play on Timmie Morrow's error drew a walk Rudy Pembert to score Pesavme home on the torrow's error El comannior By STAN OLSON Staff Writer FORT MILL SC Jim Bullinger is looking more like a pitcher and less like a shortstop every time he starts for the Charlotte Knights The improvement continued Monday night at Knights Castle when Bullinger and the Knights beat Greenville 2-1 in a Class AA Southern League baseball game Afterward Knights pitching coach Rick Kranitz said simply "That's as fine a game as I've seen pitched this year either for us or against us" Bullinger 2-1 since being called up from Class A Winston-Salem had some help After allowing two hits in seven innings he ran into minor trouble in the eighth Dave Rosario finished up earning his third save The final line on Bullinger offered 723 innings pitched two hits one run one walk and 10 strikeouts The performance dropped his ERA to 214 The difference between this start and his first two according to Kranitz was that But linger wasn't afraid to mix his curve with his sinking fastball and slider "He was able to get his curve ball over and that's a major-league curve ball" Kranitz said But linger a shortstop who hit 216 last year with the Knights is proving to be more effective throwing pitches than swinging at them "He's learning fast" said coach Jay Loviglio Braves starter Judd Johnson took a no-hitter and a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the sixth but there it fell apart Charlotte's Rusty Crockett opened with a walk and with two outs Damn Duffy singled hard to left to break up the no-hitter Then Johnson appeared to be out of the jam when Ty Griffin lifted a foul fly down the right-field line and Greenville's Kevin Batiste chugged after it But the hustling Batiste overran the ball slightly and had to reach back for it dropping it Griffin then squirted a ground single into left to tie the game The winner scored when Braves' third baseman Tom Redington who hit his 10th homer in the first booted Chico Walker's grounder Notes: Charlotte manager Tommy Helms missed the game to be with brother Larry who had a heart attack Sunday and is being treated at Gaston Memorial Hospital Loviglio managed Monday The crowd of 3281 pushed Charlotte's attendance past last season's total of 157720 The Knights have drawn a league-leading 158813 There's a two-day break for the Southern League All-Star Game Knights on the team are outfielder Chico Walker and pitchers Frank Zarranz and Heath-cliff Slocumb Charlotte begins an eight-day road trip Thursday at Huntsville Ala GREENVILLE CHARLOTTE abrhbi lb bi Martin 4 0 0 0 Williams of 3000 Caserotti a 4 0 0 0 Grayum ph 1000 Bell lb 4000 Hannon 0000 Hunter If 3000 Dully 3b 4120 Redington 3 1 1 I Griftinil 3011 Deako 2000 Walker 3000 Hall se 3 0 1 0 Wilkins 3000 Batiste rt 3000 Anassa 3000 Johnson 2 0 0 0 Sullivan lb 3 0 0 0 Xatner ph 0 0 0 0 Crockett 2b 2 1 0 0 Maloney ph 1 0 0 0 Bullinger 2000 Turner 0000 Rosarlop 1000 Totals 29 1 2 1 Totals 28 2 3 1 By 1 FORT linger is I pitcher and every time lotte Knighl The imr Monday nil when Bun beat Greeni Southern ILA Afterwar coach Rick "That's as pitched this against us" Bullinger up from CI had some hi hits in seve minor trout Rosario fin third save The fins offered 723 hits one strikeouts dropped his The dill start and hi! Kranitz wa EMILSWIMMINGSIOr IMFBASKETBALUMI INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE GASTONIA FAYETTEVILLE abrhbi brhbi Harris of 4 0 0 0 Sawkiw 2b 2100 Winford 4 0 0 0 Pesavento se 4 1 1 0 Burton 1 3 0 0 0 Cornelius If 3 1 20 Marshall dh 3 0 0 0 Rendina lb 4000 Newkirk 3b 3120 Pemberton 4121 Turco ph 0 0 0 0 Sellars dh 4 1 1 2 Warchow 2b 4 0 1 0 McNamara of 4 1 1 0 Oliva ss 4 0 1 0 Walker of 0000 Eklund It 3 0 0 0 Torres 3b 4 0 2 1 Morrow rt 3 0 2 0 Gillette 4000 Total 31 1 8 0 Totals 33 6 0 4 M'ETIVALLE bi awkiw 2b 2100 esavento ss 4110 oneIiusIt 3 1 2 0 endina lb 4000 emberton 4121 Oars dh 4 1 1 2 IcNamare cl 4110 talker st 0000 orres 3b 4 0 2 1 illettec 4000 otala 33 6 11 4 Monday's Results Gastonia--- 010 100 9 14 5 Paw Creek 004 103 02s-10 12 2 Matvey (2-2) Suggs (5-2) Leading hitters-0: Chris Calhoun 3-4 (28 2 RBIs) Marc Morris 2-4 (2B) Will Shel 'man 2-5 (28 3EL 4 RBIs) Perry Spivey 2-5 (RBI) PC: Telly Helms 3-5 (RBI): Jeff Bright 24 (2 2Bs 3 RBIs): James Huntley 2-5 Kings Mtn 000 120 021 00-6 15 0 Caldwell Co 100 002 102 01-7 17 8 Bolick (2-0) Allen (3-2) Leading Chris Bullock 3-5 Ken Crook 24 (HR 2 RBIs) Chris Plonk 2-6 (20 HR 2 RBIs) Chip Cash 2-6 (HA 2 RBIs) Eric Peppard 2-6 CC: Shawn Denny 5-6 (2 HRs 4 RBIs) Bruce Black 2-5 (2 D219) Gary Monday 3-4 (28) Area II Championship Series (best of seven) Raeford Leads Series 14 Raeford Post 20-000 040 300-7 73 Hamlet Post 100 000 140-6 10 1 Dial (3-1) Tillman (5-2) Leading Jett Huffman 24 two HRs 6 RBIs Jason Huffman 2-5 1 RBI Bill Upchurch 24 Hamlet: Jason Carter 2-5 Bryan Moehler 2-5 1 RBI ord 17-8 Hamlet 20-5 Observer Staff Reports FAYETTEVILLE Mike Garcia tossed a six-hitter as Fayetteville defeated Gastonia 6-1 in South Atlantic League baseball Monday night The win moves the Generals (13-7) into a tie with Gastonia for first place in the Northern Division's second-half standings Garcia (10-5) went the distance striking out five and becoming the league's fourth 10-game winner The Generals took the lead for good in the second inning when Rick Sellers slammed a two-run homer off Rangers starter Steve Rowley (1-1) Gastonia got a run back in the fifth when Craig Newkirk singled took third on a hit by Joey Ward-low and scored when Jose Oliva grounded into a double play Fayetteville put the game away with three runs in the fifth Warren Sawkiw drew a leadoff walk and moved to third on a hit by Pat Pesavento Sawkiw came home on Rowley's wild pitch Gastonia 000 010 000-1 Fayetteville 020 030 Ols-11 000 010 000-1 020 030 Ols-11 Morrow 2 6 Fayetteville 6 Sellers (4) retteville 2 Duke Here is Duke 1990-91 basketball schedule Home games are in caps Nov 3 USSR (exhibition) Nov 7 HIGH FIVE AMERICA (exhibition) Nov 14 MARQUETTE Nov16-17 Dodge NIT second round (site TBA) Nov 21-23 Dodge NIT Semifinals and Finals (site TBA) Nov 26 EAST CAROLINA Dec1 UNCC Dec 5 vs Georgetown (ACCBig East Challenge Capital Centre Landover MD) Dec I MICHIGAN Dec 19 at Harvard Dec 22 at Oklahoma Dec 29 LEHIGH Jan 2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY Jan at Virginia Jan 0 GEORGIA TECH Jan 12 at MarylandJan 14 WAKE FOREST Jan 16 at The Citadel Jan NORTH CAROLINA Jan 23 at NC State Jan 26 at Clemson Jan 30 at Georgia Tech Feb 2 at Notre Dame Feb 7 VIRGINIA Feb 9 MARYLAND Feb 10 LSU Feb 13 DAVIDSON Feb16 at Wake Forest Feb 20 at NC State Feb 24 at Arizona Feb 27 CLEMSON March 3 at North Caro Una March 610 ACC Tournament Char lotte Coliseum IMBCYCLINGOM Santa Clara Results of Sunday's finals at the Santa Clare Invitational swim meet held at the Santa Clara Swim Center (all distances in meters): MEN 100 Freestyle 1 Nils Rudolph GDR 05106 2 Matt Biondi Castro Valley Calif 0:5121 3 Bjorn Zikarsky Germany 0:5161 200 Butterfly 1 Melvin Stewart Las Vegas Calif 2:0177 2 Bart Pippenger 2:0230 3 Eiji Nomura Japan 2:0239 100 Breaststroke 1 Ralph Feather GDR 1:0402 2 Kirk Stack le 1:0411 3 Tyler Mayfield Las Vegas Calif 1:0463 200 Individual Medley 1 Robert Bruce Australia 2:0703 2 Dan Veatch Boca Raton Ha 2:0734 3 Bill Stapelton Austin Ten 2:0810 1500 Freestyle 1 Lars Jorgenson San Diego Calif 15:4727 2 Steffen Zesner GDR 15:5474 3 Ethan Saulnier Long Horn Aquatic 16:0250 400 Medley Relay 1 German Democratic Republic 3:4700 2 Las Vegas Gold 3:4830 3 Tarn-Pure 3:5252 WOMEN 200 Individual Medley 1 Summer Sanders Roseville Calif 2:1779 2 Michelle Von Kotze Australia 2:2068 3 Janet Evans Placentia Calif 2:2086 200 Freestyle 1 Heike Friedrich GDR 2:0152 2 Mitzi Kremer Boca Raton Fla 2:0297: 3 Katie kris Longhorn Aquatics 2:0378 200 Backstroke 1 Dagmar Hasse GDR 2:1617 2 Michelle Von Kotze Aus IP A ER BB SO Gastonia Rowley 4 7 5 4 2 4 Graves 1 0 0 0 11 Merle 1 0 0 0 0 1 Phillips 1 2 1 1 0 2 Fayetteville Garcia W10-5 9 6 1 1 3 5 2 Garcia 2 Mt-1108 A ER BB SO 5 4 2 4 0 0 011 0 0 0 01 2 1 1 0 2 6 1 1 3 5 2 PROFESSIONAL TRANSACTIONS Football NFL KANSAS CITY Ernest Thompson running back LOS ANGELES Tim Stall worth wide receiver 11111111MISOMMON LAKE LEVELS (As of 7 pm Monday) Tour de France Results Monday after the ninth stage of the Tour de France a 122-mile leg from Besancon France to Geneva Switzer land with name country and leader's time: Ninth Stage 1 Massimo Ghirotto Italy 4 hours 46 minutes 07 seconds 2 Eduardo Chozas Spain same time 3 Christophe Lavianne France 16 seconds behind 4 Brian HolmHistor 19 5 Philippe Louviot France 19 6 Jorg Muller Switzerland 19 7 Gilles Germ France 25 OLYMPIC FESTIVAL Monday's Results BASEBALL East 4 South 2 BASKETBALL Men North 95 West 90 Women Norman Mountain Island Wylie Wares id Down 23 Down 21 Down 34 Down 27 Down 29 Down 20 Edited by Brent Bradley 1:24 HOURAPPROVAL HOMEOWNERS Don't Give Up We Can Help Credit Problems Are No Problem For Us We Service Others' Turndowns Debt Consolidation Stop Foreclosures Home Improvements Pay Divorce Settlements Cash Out UNITED AMERICAN MORTGAGE CORP Kroger Center 537-9571 Wilson Bldg 234 Charlotte NC APPLICATION'Ett-PHONE Help 'Us BS ments 4C Paw Creek Pulls Out Legion Victory 1 1 It I 'ii Is 1M 1M LM Thursday July 12 I4 pm 9 pm Friday July 13 1 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Gastonia errors and squeezed two runs in to take its 8-2 lead But Post 23 rallied behind Will She Liman who had a bases-loaded triple in the seventh and tied the score at 8-8 with a run-scoring double in the eighth Caldwell County 7 Kings Mountain 6 Post 29 (17-8) won on Jeff Causey's two-out single off the right-field wall in the 11 th inning at MS Deal Stadium in Granite Falls Caldwell forced extra innings on Shawn Denny's second home run of the game a one-out two-run blast to left Post 155 which got home runs from Chip Cash Ken Crook and Chris Plonk fell to 16-7 Mountain High's Lancaster Field At West Mecklenburg High Paw Creek led 8-2 before Gastonia scored seven times in the seventh and eighth innings to take a 9-8 lead Paw Creek mustered its game-winning rally moments after Gastonia had taken the lead Telly Helms led off the bottom of the eighth with a single to left Bright doubled him home and after a groundout and a walk Tracy Helms delivered the game-winner to center field Mike Matvey (2-2) who relieved Post 353 starter Tim Hix in the eighth inning retired Gastonia in order in the ninth and picked up the victory Post 353 took advantage of four By RICHARD WALKER Staff Writer Tracy Helms' RBI single scored Jeff Bright from second base with the winning run in Paw Creek's seesaw 10-9 victory over visiting Gastonia Monday night in an American Legion baseball playoff game Paw Creek Post 353 (21-6) leads the best-of-seven NC Area IV Eastern Division championship series 1-0 Game 2 is at 7:30 tonight at Gastonia Post 23's (18-8) Sims Park Elsewhere Monday night Caldwell County beat Kings Mountain 7-6 in 11 innings in the first game of their Western Division championship series Game 2 of that series is 7:30 tonight at Kings 100 000 000-1 Charlotte 000 002 001-2 HUNTERS! 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Ion ONLY 5500 Citizens $400 rat 6-12 5200 der 6- Free 10-346-2671 Sullivan 2 Charlotte 4 (10) IP ER BB SO Orsonvillo Johnson L4-5 7 2 2 1 2 7 Turner 1 10001 Charlotte Bullinger W2-1 7 2111 10 Rosario S3 112 00000 All-3281 iltil 1E1 RI MI SAT TH 6 OPEN MON-FRI TU 7 Connecticut Names Perkins ALE I ULU 8 Entire stock of Summer Suits and Sportcoats further reduced Save up to Owl Free Alterations athletic director at Maine were also among the finalists for the Connecticut job White withdrew consideration Friday and Kvancz withdrew Saturday Perkins 45 also has served as athletic director at USC-Aiken and Pennsylvania He revamped Wichita State's athletic program and replaced basketball and football coaches whose programs were on NCAA probation Perkins played basketball at Iowa Perkins is reportedly anxious to leave Maryland because the men's basketball team has been placed on NCAA probation for three seasons Perkins was not named in any of the violations and former Maryland coach Bob Wade was the target of much of the investigation Still the NCAA report cited "a lack of institutional control" in the athletic department Jack Kvancz athletic director at George Mason and Kevin White Associated Press STORRS Conn Lew Perkins the athletic director at Maryland was named Connecticut's athletic director Monday Perkins a close friend of Connecticut basketball coach Jim Calhoun replaces Todd Turner who accepted the job of athletic director at NC State April 20 When Connecticut hired Turner in 1987 Perkins was the university's first choice for the job However he accepted the Maryland job instead King: Douglas Win 'Grave Injustice' Over 1000 pair of Sansabelt Slacks on sale Great selection of styles and colors Sizes 30-52 Regular 34-52 Longs Free Alterations Also all summer sportswear including short sleeve dress shirts short sleeve sport shirts swim trunks walk shorts and windbreakers reduced up to 30 1-i P7'iilfsb dr i -1404 i sl 7 ''rrf: 4 -ii 1 A i AN441 efl:) i 4'4i 1 li4 is- st''' ssio1 $0 4 i -1 A ') -140114 's 11 i 1' i -et NS' 1 01 i A fv 1 i C7' "smof'41iiiimmodoat The Douglas-Johnson suit in Nevada has been stayed pending the outcome of this trial King is suing Douglas and Johnson for breaching his promotional contract by signing a contract with The Mirage hotel-casino at Las Vegas for a fight against Evander Holyfield King is suing The Mirage for tortuous interference Jose Sulaiman president of the World Boxing Council called as a witness for King said the tape was made during a meeting involving the press King and some boxing officials in a narrow corridor Actually it was at a news conference called about an hour after the Feb 11 fight at Tokyo Earlier Sulaiman had testified that King did not ask him to stop the fight after Douglas was knocked down in the eighth round Douglas was down for 13 seconds because the referee failed to pick up the count of the timekeeper and instead started his own count at one As he did Friday Sulaiman once again testified that King did not ask him to overturn the result Associated Pms NEW YORK Don King spoke from the recent controversial past Monday calling from a tape in a booming voice for fair play in the James "Buster" Douglas-Mike Tyson heavyweight title fight "All I'm looking for is justice and fair play for one side or another" King said in an audio tape played in his breach-of-contract suit against Douglas King also was heard to say on the tape at one point "There's a grave injustice here It's an injustice if it holds that Mike Tyson was knocked out" At another point on the tape King said "If the rule is kept the first knockout automatically obliterates the second knockout There never would have been a second knockout" King is scheduled to testify today Douglas and manager John Johnson have sued King for breach of contract in federal court in Nevada contending he tried to get the result of Douglas' 10th-round knockout of Tyson overturned King contends he was only trying to get an immediate rematch between Douglas and Tyson WI Vold? 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