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DETROIT FREE PRESSTHURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1985 3D arathon's Belle Isle stretch run straightened The revised course for the 1985 Detroit Free Press International Marathon, scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 13. is complete and in- i ciuaes one lmpor- rWTll tant change that I I should please most C-MCJ veterans of the Press will be held at the Cobo Hall Ballroom from 5:30 to 11 p.m.

Two bands, Domino and the Polish Muslims, will perform. Tickets are $5. Proceeds will go to the Michigan chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis The Stroh's Run for Liberty five-mile race will begin at 11 a.m. Oct. 12 at Hart Plaza.

Proceeds will go to the Statue of Liberty restoration project. The free Run, Fun Fitness Expo runs from noon to 6 p.m. Oct. 12 in the Ontario Exhibit Hall of the Westin Bell, is one of the area's largest races for women only. The race is sponsored by Blue Gross and the Motor City Striders and offers an expenses-paid trip for the winner, to the L'Eggs Mini-marathon in New York City in June.

The race begins at 9 a.m.; entriesare $8. A one-mile fun run will be open to men and women; entries are $3. Proceeds from entries will go to the "zoo. For more information call Joe LePty'or Kathy May at 774-5940 from 1 1 a.rruto 3 p.m. follow Gratiot to East Vernor to Chene to East Jefferson.

THE RUNNERS will head east on the north side of East Jefferson to Kerby in Grosse Pointe Farms and north on Kerby to Kercheval. The route will run west on Kercheval to Alter and on Alter south back to the north side of westbound East Jefferson. Near Belle Isle, the runners will head north on Field as in previous years. But because of construction on the East Grand Boulevard underpass, the runners will take Lafayette west to Concord, where they'll turn south to eastbound East Jefferson. They'll take a ramp to the MacArthur Bridge and the finish line.

Because of construction on the bridge, no traffic will be allowed onto the island after 9:30 a.m. until the race is Traffic off the island will not be affected. Pre-marathon activities: On Friday, Oct. 11, a pre-race party co-sponsored by Stroh's and the Free Hotel in the Renaissance Center. Health Alliance Plan is sponsoring several runners clinics with personnel from Henry Ford Hospital from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.

at the Westin. For more information on the Free Press Marathon and the Run, Fun Fitness Expo, call 222-6676 anytime. For women only: Women runners might appreciate Sunday's Blue Zoo 10-kilometer run at the Detroit Zoo (10 Mile and Woodward). The race, formerly known as the Bonne race. The final, agonizing stretch on Belle Isle, which was two miles, has shortened.

Many runners, including several past winners, have com Mark lossitis tunning 0 plained that the route on the island was frustrating because it forced them to pass within a couple of hundred yards of the finish line with two miles to run. Runners will now take a direct route from the MacArthur Bridge to the finish line at the Belle Isle Casino. THE AUTOPARTS SUPERMARKET CHECK THESE LOW SUPERMARKET PRICES GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER 11, 1985 CASE II t'l'f i t' ri MOTORCRAFT FL1-A or FL-400 DLL FALTERS MORE THAN 800 runners have already registered for this year's race. The entry deadline, which is strictly adhered to because all runners must clear United States and Canadian customs, is Sept. 27.

Entry are available at the Free Press and AAA, Crowley's, Little Caesars and National Bank of Detroit locations as well as many sporting goods stores. The non- refundable entry fee is $9. Because of road construction and FOR MOST FORD CARS iiitirffmii 5r LfcSS Mrno MAIL- S00 IN REBATE 1 zAU-Climate Motorcraft 10W-40 BO YOUR FINAL COST REBATE pURCHASfc OIL (mi AFTER REBATE EACH Ins IK 775 rtOTOMBDCT CHAMPION 11 1 SPRmi (PLUGS PWUIGS RESISTOR TYPE FOR MOST FORD CARS AMI .1 JI1 -1 JJ A -w Jii riUS Qjf Lf I '1 RESISTOR TYPE FOR MOST CARS the shortened stretch on Belle Isle, the Detroit side of the route has changed considerably. As in past years, runners will exit from the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel and go up to Greektown. In-, stead of heading south to Lafayette on the 1-75 service drive, they will turn north on St.

Antoine to Gratiot. They'll Williams' book rips Red Wings TIGER WILLIAMS, from Page 1D "I like Tiger; interesting guy," De-vellano said. "But his skills had eroded. The problem with toughness is it's tough when you can't play the game YOUR FINAL COST AFTER MFR'S. MAIL-IN REBATE ts-i Gsi hrwTsr IIS Mfi.

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12 in Toronto by the NHL Broadcasters Association. He's to be inducted into the media wing of the Hall of Fame. At the banquet, Lynch will be presented the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award, named after the To- ronto announcer who died last season. Lynch, 68, first met Hewitt in the 1930s, when Lynch was a high school student in Hamilton, Ontario. He said one of the biggest thrills of his career was the first time he climbed into the gondola at Maple Leaf Gardens and broadcast a game in the booth next to Hewitt.

Lynch recalled Wednesday his first Wings assignment in the 1949-50 season when he called a Wings-Bruins game from Olympia for Channel 4. "Back then, we only did half the game, we came on at 9 p.m.," Lynch said. "Two cameras. Black and white. The old days the six-team league Gordie Howe The Rocket Contract contact: Devellano said it's true he is in the process of renegotiating Steve Yzerman's contract, but he disputes Yzerman's recent statement that the talks were proposed by Yzerman's agent, Gus Badali of Toronto.

"At the end of the season, I sat down with Steve and told him, obviously, that we want to do a new deal that would be more in keeping with his performance level," Devellano "We sent an offer to Gus. On Aug. 18, 1 went to Toronto and sat in Mr. Badali's backyard. We opened up talks.

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Badali said Wednesday he'd like to add "at least a couple more; years" to Yzerman's contract. Born near the USA: Yzerman, born in British Columbia and raised near Ottawa, is making all the stops on the team's current press tour and one that wasn't official. After Thursday afternoon's press conference in I Lansing, he left for Pontiac where he was to sit in Row 18 to see the Bruce; Springsteen concert at the Silverdome.i Gach wins 300th soccer game I' EDWARDSVILLE, 111. (AP) Bob Guelker became the third college, soccer coach to win at least 300 games when Southern Illinois-Edwardsville; defeated Missouri-Rolla, 5-1, Tuesday night. Guelker, whose teams at SIU-Ed- wardsville and St.

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