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Saturday, October 5. 1996 SPORTS D5 Decatur, Illinois Decatur Area Bowling Council By staff reports which includes $10 per team for a big bass pot. Registration will be open until takeoff. The first place winner is guaranteed $800. All proceeds benefit the Illinois Elks Crippled Childrens Association.

To date the tournament has raised $8,000. For information call the Pana Elks Lodge at 562-3111. 6 Oct. 7 8 9 TT 12 AT SPARE TIME LANES: SENIOR The Illinois State Men's and Women's Senior Championships ENTER THE 1997 WIBC'S: Midwest Senior Bowlers are in Effingham and start Oct. 26.

NOTE THAT ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY, OCT. 5TH! hel in "The Stadium." IN Tour regional, 8:45 a.m. YOUTH BOWLERS: The Heart of Illinois Youth Tour will be in Mt. Hawley (near COLFAX: Monthly No-Taps starting time Peom) on Sunday, Oct. 20.

Bowl for scholarships, scratch and handicap. Oct. 20 Nov. 17. 13T4 15 16 17 18 "19 AT MINIER: 9th Annual in ILLINOIS: IBA Men's State Convention October 18-20 in Homewood, ABC-sane- IN H0MEW00D: State Hall 5-Person Team No-Tap tioned ladies also invited.

Women's IWBA State Tournament will be in Effingham, of Fame Dinner honoring Saturdays at 11:30, 3 entrjes close October 28th. Midwest Masters scratch singles tour: Oct. 22 in Addison Bob Burg Jr. Best Western; and 7, Noon Sundays and Nov 23 in Mt. Prospect.

Midwest Senior Tour All-Star is October 19. 6 pm. 20 "21 22 23 24 25 26 IK PEORIA (Town and SHORT-NOTICE HIGHLIGHTS: Oct.12-13: Brunswick World Team Challenge Hubbard, DECATUR'S 21ST HALL OF Country): First weekend Ohio. Oct. 18-20: PBA Midwest Regional: Scott AFB.

Call 865-3026 for more details. FAME BOWLING DINNER of State Mixed Tourney; Oct. 26-27: Brunswick World Team Challenge, Bowl-A-Vard Lanes, Madison, Wl. Oct. AND INDUCTION: 6 pm ends 11-10.

26: Decatur Bowling Hall of Fame Induction. $15 tickets now on sale. Holiday Inn Select. 2728 29 30 31 1 Nov. 2 ARE YOU READY FOR THE FIRST DECATUR BOWLING TOURNAMENT OF THE SEASON: The Eldorado AT PLA MOR LANES: The SOME BOWLING: The Bowl's 9-pin No-Tap 5-person Team Tournament.

The popular format you play out of City Championships for Decatur City Women's town is now in Decatur. It starts October 19th and ends December 1st. Entry fee is Women and Mixed, enter Mixed starts 11-2. $22 per bowler, Saturdays at 11 a.m., 3 7 p.m. and Sundays at noon.

todaygood luck. Mt. Zion team plays in state baseball MOUNT ZION The Mount Zion Junior High School baseball team meets Pittsfield at 12:15 p.m. today in the Illinois Elementary School Association state tournament at Mount Zion, which has a 26-2 record, advanced to the state tournament with a 3-0 victory over Pleasant Plains this week in which Matt McCollum and Sean Brewer combined to pitch a one-hitter. McCollum pitched the first five innings.

Prior to that, Mount Zion defeated Williamsville 4-1 to win the regional title. In addition to McCollum and Brewer, members of the team are Zach Birkey, Jake Sams, Chad Watson, Nate Holden, Matt Trusner, Neil Plank, Justin Cox, Andy Carter, Matt Sayers, Jason Pullen, David Daykin, Bryce Overlot, Justin Scholz, Casey Anderson, Tim Vettel, Justin Kays, Grant Ryder, Andy Hogan. Coaches are Brad Stuart and Darrin Davis. Team manager is Logan Glosser. A victory today would put Mount Zion in the semifinals at 10 a.m.

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Tim Gissler had high series 725, 258, 255. Tom Lane 269; Gregg Simpson 257; Mitch Ground 257, 641; Mike O'Neill 249, 703; Shorty Hedrick 244; George White 244; Dave Gissler 244, 689. Jeff Carter 653; Dave Mclntire647; Bill Gill 645; Jim Haseley 640. AT FLORA BOWL Wayne Allison had men's high game 277, 632. Ron Hyder had high series 634, 233.

Judy Field had women's high game 216, 536. Joyce Benskin had high series 546. Shara Hockman 213, 534. AT SHELBY BOWL Shelbyville Gerald McNeese had men's high game and high series 246, 624. Dave Workman 246; Lyle Pettyjohn 245; Bob Zakowski 238; Mike Bly 237; Charlie Gritz-mazher 236; Ed Lacheta 235, 625; Bob Hagen 234; Dennis Wade 227; Frank Adams 225; Mark Gordon 225; Andy Wilson 620; Mel Rodman 610.

Donna Stewardson had women's high game 234, 538. Sandy Bugenhagen had high series 606, 225. Marsha Mahafey 221, 573; Millie Wheeler 217, 543; Donna Lupton 215, 547; Cindy Shields 213, 532; Theresa Pesch 204, 549; Tammy Frye 201, 563. AT NORTH LANES Taylorville Jim Curtner had men's high game 287, 688. Mike Tracey had high series 762, 280.

Gene Vincent 278, 748; Steve Miller 245, 709; Ken Montgomery 247, 696; Rob Johnson 279, 694; Mike Frost 246, 682; Shannon McCoy 279, 681; Joe Robinson 234, 672; Lance Nagle 245, 669; Randol Pare 248, 666. Chris Tangman had women's high game and series 226, 662. Nancy Perozzo 225, 585; Donna Stephens 202, 571; Connie Damery 535; Jan Gordon 203, 529. AT SILVER DOLLAR Effingham Gary Jones had men's high game 288, 666. Ron Hoover had high series 730, 705, 268, 244.

Jim Starner 279, 727, 723; Rob Sparr 279, 720; Jordon Poe 277, 257, 710, 650; Mike Depoister 265, 237, 705, 642; Roy Rogers 268, 265, 697, 693; Jon Marxmann 264, 690; Wayne Rush 256, 238, 690, 641; John Thilker 253, 682, 644; Rich James 268, 678; Jim Lowe 278, 678; Jim Huntington 245, 674; Jim Blade 257, 226, 674; Steve Luchte-feld 247, 235, 672; Elmer Brookfield 240, 234, 667, 639; Gary Jones 288. 666; Jack Collier 235, 664, 647; Jerry McCoy 236, 663; Don Schmidt 237, 663; Terry Thomas 267, 663. Joyce Owens had women's high game and series 255, 643. Doris Kress 234, 224, 630, 528; Peg Eskew 226, 211, 628; Velda Pagel 222, 221, 622, 612; Judy Newberry 212, 202, 582, 555; Fran Lowry 216, 576, 531; Vicki Lange 569; Jill Kimball 205, 556; Cheryl Philker 554; Heather Miller 225, 551; Bert Curry 549; Colleen Sutton 207, 547, 529; Marsha Warren 222, 545; Jan French 542; Tonna Percival 246, 540; Christy Arnold 532; Tonia Powell 209, 530; Emma Macklin 215, 529. AT EMBASSY LANES Areola Gene Kirkham had men's high game 276.

Monroe Yoder had high series 708, 257, 226, 225. Ron Smith 248, 655; Roy DeVore 230; Curt Lucas 228, 226, 204, 658; Ezra Helmuth 225, 224, 203, 652. Jan Lane had women's high game 240, 585. Janelle Riley had high series 614, 216, 184, 214. Terri Bieden-bender 237, 592; Barb Cannon 211; Linda Furlong 211.

AT ROBINSON BOWLING CENTER Ralph Maxwell had men's high game 279, 695. Mike Stephens had high series 728, 258. Karey Knight 225, 648; Rich Kent 226, 626; Paul Norton 233, Randy Knapp 254, 638; Erik Fiscus 225; Tom Agen i67, 628; Larry Fitz 256; Larry Irvin 245, 656; Jeff Acord 246, 671; Ron Adams Terry Schmidt 256, 639; Ray Burk 241, 651. AT OLNEY BOWLING CENTER Steve Runyon had high men's game and series 246, 614. Michelle May had women's high game 224.

Sandy Potts had high series 538. AT LYONS LANES Greenup Dave Yaw had men's high game and series 244, 664. Ron Wallace 225; Judy Rathe had women's high game 202. Keri Marti had high series 579. Jane Maulding 201, 504; Jan Cox 500.

AT MATTOON BOWL Don Landrus had men's high game 289. Gary Light had high series 709. Tom Olmsted 268; Jerry Doll 267; Mike Dow 259, 668; Scott Nation 699; Walt McPheron 690. Liz Lifely had women's high game 236. Bettie Smith had high series 593.

Marsha True 214, 543; Cheryl Shut 211; Juanita Kepley 210, 569; Joyce Rutledge 560. NO SCORES REPORTED FROM Taylorville Bowl; Town Pump, Nokomis; Bement Bowl. Carr didn't give details of the problem and said Williams might join the Celtics in North Carolina, where they will practice until next Friday's preseason opener at Charlotte. Williams, a forward drafted 14th out of Providence last year, has no known history of heart problems. He missed 18 games as a rookie, including the last five after knee surgery.

Four share Senior Classic lead LOS ANGELES Raymond Floyd, Bunky Henry, Jim Colbert and Harold Henning fired 5-under-par 66s to share the lead after Friday's opening round of the $800,000 Ralphs Senior Classic. Chi Chi Rodriguez's eagle on the 18th hole gave him a 4-under 67, one of six players within a shot off the lead. Floyd birdied six of the first seven holes but could only manage one more birdie to go with bogeys at Nos. 8 and 10. Pierce beats cold, holds Classic lead NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.

Caroline Pierce, the leader by three strokes, and Michelle McGann stepped into a mild seam in the middle of a bone-chilling Friday at Wykagyl Country Club to shoot the only rounds in the 60s in two days in the JAL Big Apple Classic. The amazing 67s by Pierce and McGann, who was tied for second with Dottie Pepper after 36 holes, were three strokes better than any other round in the tournament. Pierce, who went out in 31 during the warmest part of the day, was at 3-under-par 139 going into today's final round and was the only player below par for 36 holes. AT SCHAEFER'S BOWL Gaylen James had men's high series 696, 245. Larry Salesfski had high game 236, 692.

Mike Downs 241, 631; Joe Reed Sr 206, 600; Larry Mudd 598; Chad Helm 559; Jerry Smith 561; Dick Carter 555; David Andrews 202; Doug Chandler 201. Vonna Mears had women's high game 224, 546. Diana Hayes had high series 557. AT ELDORADO BOWL Ron Hofstetter had men's high game 289, 676. Gary Palas had high series 761, 672, 266, 253.

Tony Fricano 256, 709; John Berry 257, 703; Charles Brown 279, 685; Ken Bean 674; John Polley 674; Ron Drane 665; Kevin Niles 665; Tom Adcock 661; Greg Golladay 661; Earl Gray 255, 658; Jeff Hullinger 650; Dan Conaway 268; Jeff Hadden 268; Billy Tyus 268; Craig Stevens 266; Mike Coffman 256; Tom Whalen 256; Percy Meeks253. Shelly Golladay had women's high game 269, 555. Tammy Polley had high series 684, 234, 226, 224; 211, 215, 233, 639. Sue James 254, 223, 203, 657 225, 200, 552; Trudi Pealer 221, 235, 652, 242, 569; Mary Farris 211, 604; Diane McGee 210, 598; Becky Cramer 201, 562; Barb Carnahan 558; Sue Atteberry 220, 556; Barb Fuller 555; Nancy Peck 231, 554; Tonya Casey 553; Dawn McCoy 201, 552; Ruby Winters 212, 552; Pam Haynes 223, 550; Teena Lichtenburger 241; Terry Skelton 223; Becky Bird 214; June Lingafelter 214; JJ Parrish 212; Theresa Powell 210; Sherri Beebe 209; Erika Dial 208; Sue Hinrichs 205; Twila Harvey 204; Eileen Zilz 204; Judy Addison 203; Staci Bournais 201; Sherry Derbort 201. AT PLA MOR LANES Jack Griffin and Butch Woolen tied for men's high game 276.

Jack Griffin had high series 726. Butch Woolen 679; Ron Snyder 269, 254, 713, 659; Donald Holman 269, 696; Dan Conaway 265; Bill McGonigle 258, 699; Don Hinton 258, 697; Tim Finley 258; Tim Allen 257; Sam Templeton 256, 693; James Grace 256; Jim Nave 246; Jeremy Griffin 246, 692; Eugene Law 244; Steve Turtle 244; Darin Madox 244; Chuck Clay-pool 241; Gary Palas 241, 677; Ben Holman 651; William Fellwock 654; Steve Mikola Jr 671; Jason Queen 676; Donald Babcock 654. Larry Cunningham had a triplicate 131. Amy Smith had women's high game 235, 204. Julie Nihiser had high series 596, 207, 204.

Jan Pope 219; Roxanne Williams 215, 206, 579; Susan Walker 213, 565; June Lingafelter 213, 590; Carla Scribner 212; Crasinna Hopkins 211; Judy Stahl 211; Sue Lindsey 211; Serena Davis 210, 550; Angela Karl 209, 560; Judy Mullins 209, 544; Rhonda Brummitt 209, 571; Julie Nihiser 207, 204, 596; Mary Whalen 207, 552; Carla Fabriqueh 206, 553; Kedlly Smith 205; Stacey Motion 205; Avis Smith 204; Dee Dee Hinton 201, 548; Linda Beals 201; Kelly Hamilton 200, 570; Elva Klekamp 200; Debbie Lawson 571; Shelby Stivers 535; Mary Holliday 536; Roxy Holman 537; Frances Snead 535; Kelly Harrison 574; Karen Conaway 549; Rita Finley 541. AT SPARE TIME LANES Bob Sumner 300, 700 and Lee Graves 300, 777 both had men's high game. Dick Goers had high series 779, 277. Mel Lingafelter 254, 744; Jeff McGlasson 255, 743; Chris Mattingly 279, 728; Doug Incarnato 269, 719; Pete Olney 258, 708; John Fagin 256, 706; Skip Davis 700; Mike Henneman 255, 694; Ron Perry 278, 694; Ron Denton 694; James Box 254, 726; Gary Palas 652; Dick Purcell 258, 690; Daune Hupp 248, 688; Tim Woods 684; Scott Bird 684; Don Holman 681; Ken Bean 258, 680; Bob Kowzic 266, 678; Matt Young 678; Billy Tyus 258, 677; Jay Waddell 277; Nick Pallone 269; Ernie Dawson 269; Rob Anderson 268; Mark Reynolds 265; Albert Dawson 257; Steve Burger 256; Joe Link 255; Robert Doty 255; Charles Taylor 254; Rich Underwood 248; Rodney Bullock 248; Brad Bag-ley 248; Jerry Brafford 247; Rick Dancey 247. Special Mention Dennis Know bowled a Dutch 200 game.

Clemie Spates had women's high game 267, 550. Tammy Polley had high series 677, 248. Rhonda Force 236, 641; Vonna Mears 214, 633; Judy Mullins 234, 607; Ruby Winters 223, 631; Julie Nihiser 221, 617; Jackie Basil 225, 603; Cathy Zunzman 215, 600; Sherley Tyus 578; Kay Deardorff 211, 576; Elnora Taylor 239, 574; Kelli Hettinger 204, 572; Judy Dietz 571; Bea Hall 231, 563; Sue James 565; Susan Gross 203, 572; Diane Doty 556; Geneva Ritchhart 555; Barb Fuller 207, 559; Lea Carls 225, 554; Carol Russell 216, 552; Candy Tolladay 207, 552; Cheryl Thorton 236; Jean Benton 233; Judy Call 230; Robin Askins 223; Karen Wendel 219; Kelly Lehew 215; Nancy Dudley 214; Ellen Ferguson 212; Elly Peterson 210; Jody Doty 210; Trudi Bean 215; Marlene Coffman 206; Rhonda Gist 205; Daisy Jones 204; Annette Topps 204; June Lingafelter 204. AT THE BOWL Mike Zerfowski and Bob Crawford had men's high game 300, 670; 300, 688. Rex Cearlock had high series By wire services Former champ Tubbs fights possession charge NORWOOD, Ohio Former WBA heavyweight champion Tony Tubbs is fighting a charge that he possessed crack cocaine.

Police in this Cincinnati suburb said Tubbs was sitting in the back seat of a car that officers stopped early Thursday. Officers said they ordered Tubbs out of the car and noticed what they said was a rock of crack cocaine on the floor near one of his shoes. The charge is a fifth-degree felony. Police said conviction could bring punishment of a year in prison and a $2,500 fine. Tubbs made an initial appearance in Hamilton County Municipal Court on Thursday.

Judge Dennis Helmick agreed with Tubbs' attorney that there was little evidence to show the crack belonged to the boxer. Helmick released Tubbs, 38, after he promised to return for other court hearings in the case. Tubbs, who last fought in an August 1995 loss, won the WBA title with a 15-round decision over Greg Page in 1986. He lost the title eight months later, dropping a decision to Tim Witherspoon. Fehr leads Vegas event at 20-under LAS VEGAS After three days of playing desert courses like they were pitch-and-putts, Rick Fehr already has the kind of score that wins most golf tournaments.

In the Las Vegas Invitational, though, 20-under-par simply means you're playing on the weekend. Fehr shot a 3-under 69 Friday to get to 20-under and take a two-shot lead over Davis Love III and Fred 713, 233, 233, 247. Jim Jenkins 257, 278, 702; Roger Salmon 255, Rod Groves 641; Kent Sperry 240; Don Lewis 254, 637; Clarence Christ 257, 668; Mel Lingafelter 279, 680; DJ Sutman 249, 245, 674, 667; Galen Underwood 658; Don Schell 255, 255, 681; Bob Lasco Jr. 242; Tom Short 654; Joe Laramee 278, 651; Scott Jagger 638; Phil Sturgeon 246, 645; Al Martina 244; 647; Fred Nelson 657; Ken Swick 265; Curtis Snoke 258, 639; Ed Smith 258; Rick Leach 246, 653; Don Hobbs 658; Larry Larson Jr 243, 666; Preston Jones 645; David Jones 251, 657; Jeff Camp 656; Bob Jones 248, 641; Al Pote 240, 686; Carl Higar 257; Dwaine Throneburg 247; Earl Gray 245; Bill Miller 660; John Polley 663; Gary Schwartzle 650; Roger Ledbetter 663; Gary Bagley 643; Wayne Baughman 680. June Lingafelter had women's high game 257, 605.

Mabel Kent had high series 610, 225. Carol Friese 220, 547; Diane Doty 241, 553; Carrenia Farmer 542; Shelly Golladay 542; Betty Jester 540; Vickie Casey 554; Jody Smith 537; Taesa Bosley 536; Cindi Denton 543; Beth Kuntzman 571; Mary Oyler 558; Mary Hilli-goss 215, 559; Becky Bird 236, 551; Connie Sargeant 220, 558; Vicki Casey 539; Ruth Wilcox 217, 584; Karen Mizeur 217, 568; Glenda Nihiser 557; Cindy Shafer 538; Kathy Denham 233, 576; Darlene DeVore 217, 568. AT CHARLESTON LANES Rick Morgan had men's high game 266. Dave Miller had high series 664, 255. Bill Poffinbarger 258; Ron Swinford 255, 627; Joe Lagermasini 253, 630; Jim Myers 238; Wayne Figgins 236, 621; Larry Hawkins 235; Verl Tryon 235; Pete Todd 232; Dave Easton 230; Jamie Craig 228; Larry Trotter 227, 663; Dale Keown 225; Jeff Browning 225; Norris Gill 643; Charley Springman 633; Larry Hawkins 632; Shawn Reed 632; Ed Moll 627; Brad O'Brien 622; Tom Burton 621; John Winsphies 608; Mike Metzger 607; Gary Piff 606.

Sue Swinford had high women's game and series 246, 648. Debbie Craig 236; Judy Brown 224; Cleta Webster 222; Mary Galbrath 222, 571; Brenda Adkins 213, 597; Evelyn Metzger 212; Chris Graves 211; Peg Pankey 210; Deb Landsaw 205; Becky Cook 203, 573; Judy Rankin 202; Dawn O'Brien 202; Joyce Rutledge 202; Teresa Ritz 201; Thelma Bayes 568; Judy Rankin 555; Lisa Ferguson 553. AT FOSTER'S BOWL Monticelk) Mike Johnson had men's high game 246. John Weidner had high series 644, 227. Bob Grant 236; Mike Mills 231; Randy Hoffman 231.

Barb Kesler had women's high game 219. Joyce Hiedkamp had high series 536, 207. AT ALLEY'S Newton Wayne Finney 620 had high men's series. Mike French 618; Tom Baird 604. Donna Dorn had high women's series 522.

Debra Baird 507; Jeanie Weddell 502. AT K-BOWL Mark Hewing had men's high game 257. Jerry Lindsey had high series 646. Bill Elkins 247, 642; Mike Stevens 232; Jim Lowe 224, 602; Richard Chamberlain 215, 606; Rob Jackson 213, 620. Marianna Hilie had women's high game 222.

Elaine Berg had high series 559, 216. Patti Bernhard 203, 554; Lela Freeze 545; Glenda Bearden 208, 522. AT VANDALIA BOWL Bob Clark had men's high game 256, 607. Bob Elmore had high series 624. Carl DePew 232, Don Smith 253, Keith Cole 230; Ken Harrison 226.

Lisa Ernest had women's high game and series 257, 623. Fran Cole 216, 530; Bobbie Borderly 211, 534; Glenda Lawler 211, 545; Lou jean Fisher 545, Judy Vaughn 531; Stacy Shanks 529; Eleanor Kelly 529. AT CLINTON BOWL Wayne Sly had men's high game and series 765, 266, 255, 244. Lloyd Lash 243; Tim Cohenour 242; James Adcock 235, 634, 621; Calvin Karr 235, 610; Terry Hammer 231; Clayton Rhodes 230; Keith Ra-may 229. Beverly Leinbach had women's high game 249, 560.

Leslie Cyrulik had high series 561. Cathi Pond Williams 205; Jean Rogers 204; Phyllis Cyrulik 202. AT PANA BOWL Bill Hoyle had men's high game 288. Rich Dilley had high series 704. Bob Riley 256, 650; Dick Merri-field 247, 277, 650; Todd Stark 246; Karl Burdick 657.

Carrie Vail had women's high game 229. George-anne Fleenor had high series 544. Danetta Hrabak 223; Janet Jones 206, 540; Michelle Smart 524; Mich-ele Cummins 536; Verla Voudrie 524; Rose Kronsha-gen 543. AT MOWEAQUA BOWL Michael Seitz had men's high game 239, 615. Royal Villanuenva had high series 652, 223.

Galen Rigg 224; Steve Dial 223. AT LOGAN LANES Lincoln Funk going into the final two rounds of the marathon tournament that historically yields some of the lowest scores on the PGA Tour. The round didn't come close to his record-setting pace of 17-under after the first two rounds, but was good enough to keep Fehr in the lead going into the final 36 holes. Fehr was on top a crowded lead-erboard that featured some big names. Love was two shots back, while Fred Couples was in a group at 16-under, four back, with three others.

Lee Janzen and Paul Az-inger were another two strokes back along with Tiger Woods, who shot a 68 that could have been much better after making the turn 5-under. Woods, though, appeared to pull a groin muscle while hitting his second shot from an awkward lie on the 15th hole and limped noticeably the rest of the way in. Tour officials said he was still expected to play today. Celtic player may have heart problem WALTHAM, Mass. M.L.

Can-ran from the gym to take the urgent message: Another Boston Celtics player drafted in the first round, Eric Williams, might have a heart problem. Boston's coach quickly tried to head off comparisons with Reggie Lewis, the team captain who died in 1993 after collapsing while shooting baskets at Brandeis University, the same facility where the Celtics worked out Friday. A routine team physical Thursday showed a cardiac abnormality, and Williams stayed behind for more tests while his teammates left Friday for training camp at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. A Ms "nl To use the Herald Review's InfoTouch. vou II A r- I I ili service, oan ana aiai me to access, i nere is no cnarge mm i News headlines 5000 News quiz 1 5100 News quiz II 5102 News quiz III 5104 News quiz IV.

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