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20 Thursday June 28 2001 I wwwstar-telegramcom 20 Thursday June 28 2001 I wwwstar-telegramcom 111Pd ITA Amateur team ousts 1 urn' TODAY'S TV BRIEFLY Armstrong IV NM EVENT ow MAJOR-LEAGUE OASEBALLoon FAM TBS FSN 6 pm 6:30 pm 9 pm Cubs at Reds Mets at Braves Rangers at Angels nears Swiss I PRO BASKETBALL ESPN2 WNBA: Houston at Sacramento 9 pm tour victory GOLF Murphy's Irish Open first round 9 am GOLF US Senior Open first round 11 am ESPN PGA Greater Hartford Open 1st rd 1 pm ESPN US Senior Open first round 3 pm ESPN Wimbledon early rounds 10 am TNT Wimbledon early rounds 6 pm TNT trios Castellanos deflected Krel4 shot but Aleksey Korol headed in the rebound The Burn gave up its seconki goal in the 69th minute from the University of Washington earned his second assilm when he got free on the left flank and sent a low cross to Zachary Kingsley who slotted it home Dallas again came from behind when Chad Deering and Ariel Graziani worked a give-and-go to get Graziani free for the goal hi) the 78th minute "You always talk about goliiit into a game with the right attitude and the right mentality aid being sharp" Jeffries said "Let's face it we slept through the first half Guys that were on the field to get a chance did nothing an4 that's very disappointing WI yeah this is a crazy loss" 1 J9t qc ea Br TODAY'S RADIO BY TOBIAS XAVIER LOPEZ Star-Telegram Staff Writer DUNCANVILLE The Dallas Burn came face to face with the challenge of playing an inspired amateur team falling to the Seattle Sounders Select team 3-2 in overtime eattIeSS 31 Wednesday in Burn 2 the second round of- the US Open Cup soccer tournament The Sounders Select team advances to the round of 16 in the tournament which features all 12 MLS teams competing against amateur and professional teams from around the United States The Burn which won the tournament in 1997 was eliminated "We only train twice a week whenever these guys can get there because they work" Seattle coach Teddy Mitalis said "These guys have been fighting hard all year and have been doing a great job It's all heart I told them we have nothing to lose We're an amateur team all college kids I mean we have three high school kids on the team" Early on it looked as if Seattle of the Premier Development League would have to settle for small in-game victories but after taking a 1-0 halftime lead and then leading 2-1 in the 69th minute a victory seemed possible Finally the upset became reality in the seventh minute of overtime when Seattle pushed forward in the attack Dallas was unable to clear the ball out of a crowded penalty box The weak clearance fell to Kurt Ness' feet and he struck it home for the winning goal Dallas started the game with only five of its regular starters but by the 62nd minute with Dallas trailing 1-0 coach Mike Jeffries had added three more starters Seattle scored its first goal in the 45th minute when Billy Sleeth played a long ball to Greg Foisie down the right flank Foisie beat Burn defender Paul Broome and goalkeeper Chris Snitko for the goat Dallas evened the score in the 65th minute when Jason Kreis blasted a shot from about eight yards out Seattle goalkeeper Car SlION TM EVENT I MAJOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL 9 pm KRLD1080 AM Rangers at Angels ON Tit Tobias Xavier Lopez (817) 685-3868 tiopezstar-teiegramcom I Sounders 3 Burn 2 (0T) -4 TV ME MEWS MISS mom MAJOR-LEAGUE BASERALLImon Ph 1 ga Yo th de in Si' Oj WGN TBS FSN 6 pm 6:30 pm 7:30 om Cubs at Reds Mets at Braves A's at Rangers From Staff and Wire Reports Lance Armstrong looked unbeatable in the Tour de Suisse on Wednesday in Lausanne Switzerland easily preserving his commanding lead with one day of racing left The Tour de France champion finished 36th with the pack but recorded the same time as the winner Erik Zabel won the 104-mile trek in 4 hours 2 minutes 17 seconds PRO FOOTBALL Saying he was insulted but still willing to negotiate New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson offered to put off immediate demands for a new stadium Benson wants Louisiana to guarantee his team an average of $15 million a year for the next five to seven years And in what he termed a final offer Benson said he still wants a new stadium by 2008 The letter followed a breakdown in negotiations a day earlier The governor's chief of staff Stephen Perry blamed the Saints for cutting off negotiations with a terse notice that they were looking into moving the team to Mississippi or selling it Benson heatedly denied that contention saying his side had not broken off negotiations Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair is close to signing a contract extension worth $47 million over six years The Associated Press reported A Titans spokesman said a news conference will be held today Seattle 1 1 1-3 Deltas 0 2 0-2 First hilt I Seattle Foisie (Sieeth) 45th minute Second half 2 Dallas Korai (Kreis) 65th 3 Seattle Kingsley (Sleeth) 69th 4 Dallas Graziani (Deenrog)i A 78th Overtime 5 Seattle Ness 97th 554 sI11001101 BOXING geitimmaNatiasto ESPN2 8 pm Friday Night Fights GOLF CI re so at PRO SPORTS CALENDAR GOLF ESPN ESPN GOLF ESPN Murphy's Irish Open second rd 9 am US Senior Open second round 11 am PGA Greater Hartford Open 2nd rd 1 pm ShopRite LPGA Classic first rd 2 pm US Senior Open second round 3 pm a nor( mRikmoTongponTella IRL Mtham MW 3 hi Tc ha Yc sn Wimbledon third round 10 am TNT Wimbledon third round 6 pm TNT SEAWAY'S MISS TIME 111 MAJOR-LEAGUE BASEBALLIm hc wl wi KINW4 FX WGN FSN 2 pm 6 pm 6 pm 7:30 ox I AU sin Cardinals at Giants Royals at Indians Orioles at White Sox As at Rangers RS di mangers ft( fo: 110110111 PRO FOOTBALL 1 11110 at Angels vs A's vs A's vs A's vs Mariners vs Mariners vs Mariners: i I 0 9:05 pm 7:35 pm 7:35 pm 7:05 pm 7:35 pm 7:35 pm 7:35 pm sr Fox Sports Net Fox Sports Net Fox Sports Net KDFICh 27 Fox Sports Net KOFICh 27 Fox Sports Net (817) 273-5100 0 I stim Post time Post time Post time Post time Post time Post time 1:35 pm 5 pm 1:35 pm i (972) 263-7669 01 Vs 47 Los Angeles 3 pm ESPN vs New England 7:30 Imo (214) 373-8000 1 -----Th VS VS 9 i Montgomery Montgomery vs Tyler vs Tyler vs Tyler vs (817) 534-0857 vs Baton Rouge Baton Rouge 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:05 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm 7:30 pm '4 KDFW4 NFL Europe: World Bowl 2001 11 am an Immmommoolo GOLF GOLF KXAS5 WFAA8 GOLF Murphy's Irish Open third round 9 am US Senior Open third round 2 pm PGA Greater Hartford Open 3rd rd 3 pm Shop Rite LPGA Classic 2nd rd 3:30 pm stiwomilmoa HORSE RACING 0101100-000s KTV1711 Lone Star Park 5 pm in swoons MOTORSIPORTI 1 French Grand Prix qualifying 6 am NTCS GNC Live Well 200 Noon NASCAR Winston West Series (I) 3 pm CART Cleveland GP qual (T) 5:30 pm IRL Richmond 300 7 pm Outlaws: Ethanol Classic 8 om SPEED ESPN FSN ESPN2 ESPN INN 1 i ty 01 th lu Ix 4mmionei BOCCEll HOCKEY jaronair jagr's agent said the Pittsburgh Penguins have given him permission to talk to the New York Rangers and "other specific teams" regard- mg a contract extension for Iagr should he be dealt to one of those clubs the New York Daily News reported COLLEGES I TCU's season opener at Nebraska has been picked for ABC's first national telecast of the season with kickoff set for noon Aug 25 in Lincoln Neb ABC also announced that Texas' home game against North Carolina has been selected for a regional telecast at 11 am Sept 8 In addition Texas will open its season Sept 1 against New Mexico State at 6 pm in Austin on Fox Sports Southwest The regular-season finale at Texas is set for an 11 am kickoff Nebraska is scheduled to be on national television again Sept 8 against Notre Dame at 7 pm in 3 pm ESPN ESPN2 Los Angeles at Dallas NYNJ at Chicago 7 pm CONTACT IliPotTENNIS4dNob Cats' error proves costly in loss to Montgomery KXAS5 TNT Wimbledon third round (I) 11 am Wimbledon third round 2 0 Sc 11( til ty rn ol Io11 'e 1 040100107 'TRACK AND FIELD 4000011 MARAGING EDITOR Ellen Allan (817) 390-7093 6 pm ESPN Golden Gala (T) ealtanostar-telegrancom ::1 TODAY'S TICKET Wood reached first on a grounder and scored when the Wings' Still made an error on Cubillan's single in right field Guzman gave up his lone earned run in the third inning a leadoff homer by Warren Rivet' McGill (3- 2) the winning pitcher allowed only three hits and no earned runs Reliever Jackie Davidson came in for Guzman in the ninth retiring three consecutive batters OSPOSO HOINEDOG RACING SPORTS EDITOR it Celeste Williams I (817) 390-7697 milliamsestar-telegrancom SENIOR DEPUTY SPORTS EDITOR' Mike Bambach (817) 390-7817 St ec A ir It IT Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie simulcasting Palm Beach Kennel Club 11:40 am Belmont Monmouth noon Hagler Dog Track Pimlico 12:05 pm Arlington Park 1 pm Churchill Downs 2 pm Hollywood Park 3:10 pm Ruidoso Downs 4:30 pm Fair Meadows at Tulsa 6 pm Penn National 6:20 pm Derby Lane Greyhound 6:30 pm Lone Star Park 6:35 pm Evangeline Downs Jacksonville Kennel Club 6:45 pm Corpus Christi Greyhound Gulf Greyhound 7:30 pm Emerald Downs 8 pm Los Alamitos 9:15 pm Reserved 17 walk-u I $5 Call 972 263-7669 Visfelottemst HORSE SHOW Roster move The Cats re-signed Ed Campaniello a second baseman and left fielder Wednesday Campaniello who hit 300 through 13 games with Fort Worth entered the game in the eighth inning at second moving Houser to third and third baseman Pedro Quero to catcher in place of Andy Ortmayer DEPUTYSUNDAY SPORTS Earrpai Cody Bailey (817) 390-7383 DEPUTY SPORTS EDITORS World Championship Youth Paint Horse Show 8 am John Justin Arena and Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Fort Worth 6 pm Justin Arena Free Call (817) 834 270 or no to www anha corn a ti MOTORSPORTS Kathleen O'Brien (817) 390-7760 Stampede legends Cars racing series 7 pm Texas Motor Speedway Fort Worth Adults $5 ages 6-12 $1 under 6 tree Tickets available at Gate 4 Call (817) 215- 8500 vi Charean Williams 0 BY KATHLEEN O'BRIEN Star-Telegram Staff Writer FORT WORTH Cats pitcher Jose Guzman couldn't get a break Wednesday night Guzman (1-2) gave up only one earned run against Montgomery but dropped a Montgomii3 3-2 decision to Cats 2 the Wings thanks to two runs scored on an eighth-inning error "We just need to score some runs" Guzman said "Hopefully we'll come around" The Cats (9-12) and the Wings (12-12) were tied at 1 when Montgomery center fielder David Devey hit a grounder to Fort Worth second baseman Chris Houser whose throwing error allowed Devey to get on base Tim Still moved Devey to second base with a grounder through the hole between first and second and Brennan Dees' line drive to center drove in Devey to score Still scored on a sacrifice fly to left field by designated hitter Ben Brack to make it 3-1 After Guzman allowed his first two walks of the night he escaped the inning when Willie Wright hit the ball right back to Guzman who tossed it to first baseman Mark Austry for the third out The Cats got a short rally going in the ninth when Jim Brantley came in to replace Trae McGill at pitcher for Montgomery Left fielder Pat Hannon hit a line-drive single to center and scored with two outs in the inning on a single by Jose Cubillan Cubillan was left stranded at first however when Austry grounded out "When we do bit the ball it seems like we're hitting right into people" said Hannon who hit a long ball to center in the sixth inning only to have Devey make a diving catch The only other run for the Cats came in the second inning Darren 0 (817) 390-7162 1 cjwilliamsgstar-telegrancom 11 Kevin Lyons (817) 548-5450 kevinlyonsOstar-telegrancom :1 i 11 IN THE BLEACHERS MONTGOMERY AT CATS 7:30 tonight Lon Goldstein Field Fort Worth Montgomery's pitcher TBA vs Fort Worth's Shane Wright (1-3 154 ERA) Tickets: Call (817) 534-0857 Wednesday's box score Wings 3 Cats 2 Montgomery AB DvyCf 5 1 0 0 6011 4 1 3 0 Dees It 4 1 Dew eh 3 0 0 Alley lb 4 2 0 Webster 4 I 0 Wnght 3b 4 0 0 Coen 4 0 0 Montgomery AB Davey cl 5 1 Still 1 4 1 Dees II 4 Dew gh 3 Riley lb 4 Maier sa 4 Wnght 3b 4 4 a ital aiata Von 611 Jimmy Burch California's football stadium which sits atop a major fault line is getting a $100 million remodeling to make it earthquake safe The Weatherford College board of trustees voted unanimously to begin a baseball program which is to open play in February 2003 GOLF Bob Eastwood of Stephenville withdrew from the US Senior Open in Peabody Mass because of a pulled hip muscle Karrie Webb's maternal grandfather died at a hospital in Gold Coast Australia hours before the star golfer returned from the United States to see him Mick Collinson 71 suffered a stroke last Thursday OLYMPICS International Olympic Committee vice president Kevan Gosper of Australia said he'd support Canadian Dick Pound to replace Juan Antonio Samaranch as IOC president Belgian Jacques Rogge South Korea's Kim Uniong Pal Schmitt of hungary and Anita DeFrantz of the United States are the other candidates SOCCER The United States was eliminated from the FIFA Wotld Youth Championship with a 2-0 loss to Egypt in Aires Argentina a il a COLUMNISTS I I I I 0 1 1 3 131 Randy Galloway (817) 390-7760 rgallowayOstar-telegrancom 11 1 Rtyell 2b 4 I Brack tat (8) I 0 Total 31 3 Foci Worth AB NAOMI as 4 0 Houser 2b 4 0 Gum 3b 4 0 Hannon It 4 1 Wood cl 4 Cubtllan rI 4 0 Amin lb 4 0 Whiekton ci 3 0 Ortmayar 2 0 ph (8) I 0 Total 34 2 I 0 3 11 I 411116 a tzera' Gil Le Breton 1 (817) 390-7760 4:1 lebretonnstar-tolegrancom i 1 1 Jim Reeves (817) 390-7760 revoUstar-tolograinum Jim Reeves I Montgomery 001 000 020 8 Fort Worth 010 000 001 2 5 3 Montgomery Still Fort Worth Guzman HOUMII Wood OP Montgomery LOB Montgomery loft Worth 4 28 Still 2 HR Mont9omery IP ER Be SO FAAnti 81 4 2 1 4 7 Brantley 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Fort Worth IP ER BB BO 0 8 3 1 2 9 Davidson 1 0 0 0 0 0 it0 WP MQiI 1 28 A 931 I I 'N1 111 1 "Viten up There's only one out to If the ball's hit 'on the ground I want you to run to sektond as last as you can But first you'd better let me have those scissors" INFORMATION 4 Phonl: (817) 390-7760 41 Faxt(817) 390 7210 sp'or'Isitstar Standings 120.