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Gilder takes lead in PGA Championship ChMAMn ALU in OEW7EI Vi in this tournament to become only the fifth man to make a career sweep of the Masters US and Brit ish Opens and the PGA also shot 72 Greg Norman Craig Stadler Ray loyd Mike Reid Rocco Mediate Australian Peter Senior and lorida club pro Jay Overton were two strokes off the lead at 68 very happy and very excited about my performance after the lay said Norman who is coming off a two month absence due to a wrist injury suffered in the US Open 68 would feel like a 62 un der other circumstances" he said loyd 45 a two time PGA winner scored an eagle 3 on the 16th hole where he hit a 3 wood second shot to within 15 inches of the flag Stadler had a share of the lead at 5 under until his foot slipped on his tee shot off the 18th leading to a double bogey that dropped him two shots back Defending champion Larry Nelson and Ben Crenshaw were in a large group at 70 Corey Pavin was in the hunt shooting a 71 to finish five strokes back pretty well kept it in play and gave myself a lot of chances what you have to do and I was able to do Gilder said Gilder who won since 1983 missed four birdie chances from 10 12 feet and was in danger of making a bogey only once That was on the ninth one of the EDMOND Okla (AP) Bob Gild er established the first round lead Thursday then took exception with the caliber of the field assembled for the 70th PGA National Champion ship "How to be mused Gilder when asked about the quality of the 150 man line up that teed off in the last of the Grand Slam events have 40 club pros and that makes it a weak field" the 37 year old veteran said after shooting a 5 under par 66 on the defenseless Oak Tree Golf Club course nothing against the club Gilder said "Some of them are my friends But they live to play tournament golf and the Gilder who also led the first round of the US Open two months ago did not make a bogey in the hot still weather that helped produce some exceptionally low scoring Paul Azinger recovered from back problems that made him a doubtful starter earlier this week Chip Beck John Cook and Nick aldo of England were tied for sec ond with 67s ask for better condi Gilder said find a better day for Azinger said the wind blowing no matter how hard the golf course is play The top players made the most of the ideal conditions at the A AP Laserphoto 11 11 Jl 1 1 1 Il 1 I aflBQR T1? TBr A WMI 'K wt i yr'1 a Bob Gilder lines up a putt in first round play of the PGA Champion ship at Oak Tree Golf and Country Club Gilder enters second round with a two shot lead after shooting a 5 under par 66 Oak Tree Golf Club rated by the US Golf Association as the most dif ficult par 71 course in the country More than two dozen players broke par as the course was robbed of its natural defenses by the ab sence of wind Jack Nicklaus holder of a record five PGA titles was not among them however He took a double bogey on the ninth and shot a 72 Seve Ballesteros of Spain the British Open champion matched par 71 US Open title holder Curtis Strange was at 72 Tom Watson who needs a victory three greens he missed was a tough chip really tough" he said But he got it to with in 18 inches of the flag and made the par saving putt Azinger a winner earlier this sea son and the 1987 Player of the Year said he suffered back problems last week Evert advances to quarterfinals 6 2 6 0 By The Associated Press MANHATTAN BEACH Calif Top seeded Chris Evert disposed of Halle Cioffi 6 2 6 0 in the $300000 Virginia Slims of Los Angeles tennis tournament Thursday while 15 year old Amy razier staged another upset In the only evening singles match fourth seed ed Lori McNeil was scheduled to play No 9 Ka trina Lindqvst of Sweden razier a high school student from Rochester Mich downed 12th seed Gretchen Magers of San Diego 6 4 7 5 in their third round match razier who was ranked third in the under 18 group nationally last year had beaten second seeded Pam Shriver 6 4 3 6 7 5 in the second round Tuesday night razier is currently ranked 119th in the world and Shriver is No 4 interna tionally razier next will face the No 5 seed Zina Garrison in quarterfinals at the Man hattan Country Club courts Evert had no trouble with Cioffi using her accurate groundstrokes from the baseline to keep Cioffi from Knoxville Tenn off balance Evert will face sixth seed Patty endick in the quarter finals Garrison from Houston advanced with a 6 2 6 3 victory over Karen Schimper of South Africa endick from Sacramento Calif made it to the quarterfinal round with a 6 4 6 4 win over No 11 Robin White of Del Mar Calif The other quarterfinal match will pit No 3 Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina against Anne Minter of Australia Sabatini won her third round match 6 2 6 4 over Sara Gomer of Britain Mint er defeated fellow Australian Dianne Balestrat 6 1 6 0 Stephanie Rehe of Highland Calif a 6 2 6 2 winner over Hu Na of San Diego earned another quarterfinals spot The winner of the singles competition which concludes Sunday will collect $60000 NCAA plans to continue drug testing despite ruling MISSION Kan (AP) The NCAA despite the ruling of a California court said Thursday it will press for drug testing even though the tests probably do violate privacy In the meantime at least one school suspended its drug testing program and NCAA lawyers prepared to appeal Wednesday's ruling by Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Conrad Rushing that declared the NCAA program unconstitutional are disappointed with the California court's ruling concerning only Stanford NCAA Executive Director Richard Schultz said should be noted that a federal court in Seattle Wash has refused to enjoin the same drug testing program ruling that there was no invasion of any constitutionally protected right of a student athlete's requiring invalida tion of the NCAA drug testing program" The ruling applies only to Stanford But it could be used as a precedent if other legal challenges are raised "The right to engage in NCAA competition is not a right guaranteed by Craven the US NCAA President Wilford Bailey said a privilege And if an individual wishes to compete in NCAA championship events the individual must be prepared to comply with the rules estab lished by the "In light of the legal climate right now I ordered the testing part of our program to be held up said Don Combs athletic director at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond Ky were bringing in freshmen this week in football and volleyball and were going to have drug testing But the legal climate does not appear to be favorable at this time We will continue the educational part of the program" Bailey and other NCAA officials said they knew of no other school that had put its drug testing program on hold Rushing held it is unconstitutional for the NCAA to test Stanford ath letes for drugs He said the testing "invades student and that it with the right to treat themselves with appro priate over the counter medications as other students do" rom page Bl year approximately $2000 She also received an $800 scholarship from the American Associa tion of University Women to offset the tuition expenses She almost ran into a snag when the OSU admissions department wrote to her about her SAT scores which they hadn't received Unlike so many other talented high school athletes though she caught by Prop 48 requirements (minimum 700 score for freshman eligibility in the NCAA) Craven scored 1 160 on the test bad for an athlete" she said of her score Not bad for any body Among the heavy recruiters OSU was Cra ven's first choice all along "I like the coach really laid back He doesn't push you He wants to make sure you don't get burned The Cowboys also boast the NCAA runner up in women's cross country with New Zealander Jackie Goodman who runs the 5000 meters (31 miles) in 15:41 Craven is hoping to please Weis with continued steady improvement After her high school competition Craven ran in the prestigious Golden West Invitational meet in Sacramento She has been grinding out seven to eight miles six days a week with Camarillo assistant track and cross country coach Charlie Carranza to prepare for the upcoming cross country season "They sent me some guidelines for my work outs what I'm supposed to do" she said stepped up my average by about two miles from last summer The workouts feel a lot harder but I know I'm "The main thing is she got her endurance up" Carranza said On Craven's turnabout from longer distances to the mile Carranza said did speed work at the end of her senior year It worked out fine but I think maybe I should have worked on it earlier why I think going to do better in college be running 4:50 by the end of her first year" speed work involved running a se ries of 400 meter sprints six to eight reps during a workout He also had her running up hills to develop leg muscle What happened to the lazy fifth grader who felt coaches were being mean by making her run? not that she said "Once you get going once moving it's not that bad Don't you think the hardest part of running is the first few steps? Once you're out there "Charlie (Carranza) always says the reason he runs is because it feels so good when he stops He says the hardest part is thinking about it" Carranza who ran shorter distances (660 880 yards) at Camarillo High and UC Berkeley in the '60s noted that the saying is older than Craven adding "Never ask your body for a vote (on whether to run or not) "Obviously the older you are the better you adapt to speed work You need to be stronger but more stressful too At least what been reading" Craven started lifting weights following her junior cross country season bulking up by about 10 pounds "1 really have that much mus cle It was just skin and then the bone "The muscle has really helped a lot especially in the arms You run with your legs but your arms help you so Craven also received a boost of confidence early in the year when she finished fourth in the 4A cross country finals "That was the time I really improved a lot and felt the most confident That was a turning point I had a good time and the college coaches started talking to me" Then she ran two seconds behind state cross country champion Deena Drossin of Agoura in the Santa Barbara Relays two mile "I'd never been that close to her before" Craven said "I knew I was going to have a good year "I ran next to her at the mile in CI I said know 1 can beat her' and sprinted the last 200 yards I got some kind of a kick in the mile I know where I got it I never had it before this Craven credits Carranza for improving her two mile time from 12:20 to 1119 within six weeks of coaching during her junior track season "I saw her run up the (Conejo) he said "Anybody who can run up the grade has to be motivated I saw she had endurance and the po tential to develop Evidently so did OSU BASEBALL CARDS Summer Hours OPEN 7 DAYS Noon 6pm Gift Certificates Available! 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Private pools needed for lessons Please Cail the Camarillo amily YMCA 500 Paseo Camarillo 484 0423 The Camarillo Daily News Camanllo Calif riday August 12 1988 B3 NL Training Camps Banks continues hold out Chargers withdraw offer By The Associated Press Unsigned linebacker Chip Banks remained out of the San Diego Char gers training camp Thursday in defiance of club owner Alex ultimatum that he report or see his five year $48 million contract offer withdrawn Spanos issued the ultimatum Monday to Banks a Pro Bowler in four of his six seasons and an alternate last year Chargers director of football operations Steve Ortmayer said the club had agreed to terms with Banks' agent Harold Daniels at the outset of camp Banks though is seeking an additional $300000 signing bonus a demand the club has rejected The contract squabble is the latest in a what has been a turbulent relationship with management during Banks' career He has reported to training camp on time only once last year after the Chargers obtained him from the Cleveland Browns in a draft day trade Banks was named as an alternate to the Pro Bowl last season after totaling 71 tackles to finish second on the team to Billy Ray Smith who plays at the other outside linebacker position Meanwhile at the Thursday morning practice veteran tight end Kellen Winslow worked out with the team for the first time since undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery prior to the opening of camp SURPRISE: McMAHON HURT AGAIN Jim McMahon who seems to get hurt about as often as he walks across the street injured himself again Thursday Walking across a street The flamboyant Chicago quarterback practiced Thursday in Goteborg Sweden where the Bears will play Minnesota Sunday but was limping as he left the locker room tripped over a curb last night and sprained my ankle a little he said ankle still hurts but it 1 hope will be all right for the game" McMahon played an entire season since his junior year at Brigham Young University in 1980 Since 1982 his rookie year he has missed 40 percent of games starting just six in each of the last two seasons He has had separated shoulders rotator cuff problems pulled hamstrings and groins bruised tailbones stiff necks bruised legs and backs lacerated kidneys fractured hands battered knees cracked tailbones and sprained ankles Now McMahon hopes he will be able to lead the Bears at the 52000 seat Ullevi Stadium in the first ever NL game on the European continent "Hopefully the people will enjoy the McMahon said think good that Europe is starting to get a taste of American football a great game and its nice that the Europeans are taking interest in it" This week has been relaxed for McMahon who walk down a street in the Umted States without being recognized Even two years ago when the Bears played in London he was an instant celebrity But in Sweden where been little exposure to American football he and the other Bears can still go for a private stroll thing really nice about this trip is that nobody in Sweden really knows who the players said Coach Mike Ditka think anybody cares who they are In London even though they sure they knew who certain people were and they made a bigger fuss over it than here The people are nice nice to everybody "But they don't really know if Mike Ditka They really AND ON TO THE AULD SOD Dan Rooney president of the Pittsburgh Steelers says like to take his football team for an exhibition game to Ireland his ancestral home "I think New England and the Steelers would be ideal" Rooney said "There is a lot of interest in those two teams in Ireland If I were picking the teams who I would Rooney said he has discussed the idea with NL Commissioner Pete Rozelle and with a group in Ireland willing to sponsor the game He said the sponsors are interested in seeing the Steelers play the Buffalo Bills The issue could be decided when the NL owners meet in March if the owners allow the teams to play a fifth exhibition next year No NL team has ever played in Ireland Boston College and Army will play in Dublin on Nov 19 OUT AND LN John Maloney agent for Tony Casillas said the Atlanta nose tackle intends to return to the alcons' training camp after walking out last month and beginning treatment for stress what I hear the way progressing not going to be a long period of time" Maloney said feels much better about everything He was suffering from a lot of anxiety before Now he seems much more When Casillas left camp he said he was unsure he wanted to continue to play football The 6 foot 3 280 pounder has been seeing a psychiatrist the call Maloney said not like he can go up to (Coach) Marion (Campbell) and say going in "Now like a doctor evaluating a knee injury and letting the coach know when Maloney said not going to let him on the field until released" from treatment I AT IRST YOU SUCCEED The Green Bay Packers overwhelmed 34 3 last week by the New York Giants will give Don Majkowski his chance at quarterback this week against the Indianapolis Colts Coach Infante said Majkowski who started five games as a rookie last year will play into the second quarter and will be relieved by Marc Wilson who started the Giants' game Robbie Bosco who like Majkowski sat out against the Giants will take over in the third quarter NO 1 New Orleans nose tackle Tony Elliott says that if he's demoted to second string he wants to be traded "I wouldn't be an asset to the Saints I would be a liability" he said Coach Jim Mora has been working defensive end Bruce Clark at nose tackle Mora says he believes in familiarizing players with more than one position in case of injury and says he has noticed an improvement in performance at camp since Clark has been working at tackle Advertise Today In The Camarillo Daily News987 5001 NOW OPEN: 7:30 7:00 8:00 5:00 9:00 5:00 TO SERVE YOU BETTER Wfc Ant Mon ri Sat Sun GOODYEAR 323 Carmen Drive Carmen lora 484 1035 SKI GARAGE SALE! 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