Show t t B60 Azinger Putting Toward Keeping This is Paul Azinger's last chance to extend the PGA Tour's longest winning streak to six years and he's trying to make the most of it Plagued by putting problems for most of the year Azinger switched to a tiny putter this week and Friday added a under-pa- r 66 to his opening 70 to take a lead over David Frost going into Saturday's third round of the $2 million Tour Championship at Pinehurst NC "The streak means something to me" Azinger said "But I have to be realistic Guys like Nicklaus and Palmer won for 20 years in a e 5- ot row" winner this Frost a year eagled the two-tim- e hole with a ied the par-- two-roun- 531-yar- 16th d putt and 30-fo- bird- 17th for a 68 and a total of 3 d 136 from Jay Haas holed a 162 yards for an eagle on the 436- yard 14th hole and matched Azinger's 66 to move into a third-plac- e tie with John Huston and Dan Forsman at 138 Keith Clearwater shot a 75 for a 143 total after Davis Love III an opening 68 never made a birdie shot 76 and dropped to 144 CI Fred Couples trying to protect his lead over Love on the PGA Tour money list had the day's highest score (78) and is in last place by four strokes at 151 Kaanapali Classic: Jim Albus who has played more golf than any other player on the Senior PGA Tour this year shot a 65 on Friday for a lead in the $500000 Kaanone-strok- e apali (Hawaii) Classic over Archer and defending champion Jim Colbert Albus 52 a former club pro from Long Island has played every round of each official tournament this year a feat unmatched by any other player This is his 35th event George Tour Championship PINHIRST N C (AP) — Scotus oiler FndcAes second round in lbe $2 msllion lour Chrrnponsnob bend bowed on pa'-7No 2 course at Pneourst Resod and Country Club: 4P Paul Az Dcmcl 1ohn Host Huston Jay 0 Hat 7246-1- ban Forty Lee ktnion Craig Stork Thutts Lehman Gfeg t1otnton CV Duly Waidod Clearauteff Pay Floyd Bruce Nett Sieve Elloodlon John Cook Nock Pnce Doffs love Mark 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02 isn't hurt now" The new job is a lot like the first time he left his native Cuba at age 17 to seek his fortunes in baseball He started with Geneva of the New League in 1960 teaming up with another newcomer to the Reds' organization: Pete York-Pen- n Rose It was a new land a new guage a new level of baseball And he was scared "I didn't even know the word for seared" he said "I had to say scared in Spanish" The first baseman appeared in six league playoffs and five World Series helping leading the Reds to consecutive World Series titles in 1975-7Because he doesn't have any managerial experience he's going to have to draw upon his playing days a lot for strategy "As a hitter you try to beat the pitcher any way possible" he said "You know every aspect of the game For nine innings you keep yourself in the game and do whatever it takes to win the game That's what I'll do as manager" lan- 6 i 5 City Royals The Royals will exercise their option the second of two option years on Brett for next season Brett will earn $25 million in base pay with incentive clauses that could pay him another $600000 Kansas City could have bought out the contract for $1 million Brett has often been injured in his career but stayed healthy last year as he settled into the role of designated hitter He batted 672 times and hit 285 III Free Agents: Joe Carter and David Cone of the World Series champion Toronto Blue Jays were three of 27 players to file for free agency Friday bringing the total number of players to file after five days to 109 11:1 Possible Perez Return: Yan- Perez drug suspension is considering returning to baseball next season Perez has the right to appeal the suspension after one year 11 Youth Baseball: Protective face masks will be required for batters in Dixie Youth Base kees pitcher Pascual who is serving a one-yea- r NHL president Gil Stein on Friday fined the Hartford Whalers and the Chicago Blackhawks $10000 each as a result of fighting incidents at the end of games Stein said the league was determined to crack down on gratuitous end of the game violence where the score and time remaining indicate the outcome of the game has been decided In a game against the Rangers on Oct 12 Hartford's Jim McKenzie instigated a fight with 11 seconds left in the game and New York leading 2 of the provoked a fight in a game on Oct 21 against Buffa Stu Grimson Black-hawk- s Kirkpatrick died in Brooklyn NY at age 68 Kirkpatrick left Tyson's mother Lorna Tyson and their three children in 1968 when the fighter was 2 Tyson did not see his father again until 1982 at his mother's funeral "In the last several years they became closer and they had a good relationship" said John Solberg a spokesman for Don King Productions in New York Tyson's boxing promoters But Tyson has not asked for a furlough from the Indiana Youth Center where he is sentence for serving a rape 113 Basketball: Stacey Augmon of the Atlanta Hawks underwent surgery in Columbus Ga Friday for the removal of two small bone chips on his left knee the NBA team said The Hawks said Augmon's rehabilitation is expected to take up to two weeks and he probably will miss the season opener against the New York Knicks next Friday night Tennis: Pete Sampras America's last hope in this event overcame Petr Korda in three sets Friday to reach the semifinals of the Stockholm Open in Sweden Fourth seed Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia who leads the ATP Tour with more than 800 aces this year knocked out three-timdefending champion Boris Becker in a power duel 5 Bowling: Cheryl Daniels sixth after the second round averaged 210 for 18 games on Friday to take the lead in the six-ye- 7-- 6 (7-- 5-- 7 6-- 3 e 7-- 5 6-- 4 $50000 Hammer Midwest Open at Rockford NCAA: The NCAA won't take any action against South Carolina beyond the school's penalties for violations related to the recruiting d the turf Saturday at Gullstream Park (The Breeders' Cup races will not be televised locally) The French-basecolt won the 1991 Breeders' Cup Juvenile in his first race on the dirt His preformance established him as the Derby favorite but he finished race eighth in that AP Indy was considered a top Derby contender but he was scratched the morning of the May 2 race because of a foot injury He will try to snap a two race losing streak with a victory in the Classic The colt's last victory was at 112 miles in the ball at Atlanta by the 1995 season The organization that oversees the sport for boys age in 11 Southern states said that local leagues will be urged to begin replacing old batting helmets with helmets outfitted with face masks next year CI Rockies Ted Power who had been eligible to become a free agent agreed Friday with the Cleveland Indir contract ans on a worth $450000 a $10000 raise Major league owners on Friday unanimously approved the sale of the Houston Astros from John McMullen to Drayton McLane Jr pending approval of the deals final Mike Easier documents who played for the Red Sox in 1984 and 1985 is returning to the Boston Red Sox to serve as the team's new hitting coach Briefly: Right-hande- r one-yea- lo with 20 seconds remaining at the time The Sabres led No fine was imposed on the 4-- 1 players or coaches involved Stein said the fines against the Whalers and Blackhawks will be rescinded if there are no further such incidents involving a Hartford or Chicago player for the rest of the regular season and playoffs Whalers Promote Rowe: Tom Rowe was named director of hockey operations for the Hartford Whalers on Friday Rowe 36 had been serving as assistant to the general manager but general manager Brian Burke said it was "time to adjust his title to better reflect his importance to the hockey club" basketball player Percy Eberhart On June South Carolina violated three rules with Eberhart's recruiting visit: providing transportation on and off campus illegal contact by representatives of the school and exceeding the one paid visit limitation of 3-- Auto Racing: d 114-mil- Colorado Coaches: Rockies manager Don Baylor added former Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs manager Don Zimmer to his coaching staff on Friday as a bench coach The expansion Rockies who begin play next spring reached a one-yea- r agreement with Zimmer 61 who was a third base coach with the Red Sox last season He managed the Red Sox from 1976 to 1980 Hockey: NHL Fines Fighting Teams $10000 champion's father Jimmy lowle Johnson 1534-- 70 George Brett who got his 3000th hit with a dramatic 4- for-day in the final week of the season will return to play a 20th season with the Kansas The former heavyweight Tommy Jacobs Ben Smith 3445-- 69 Returns to Royals for 20th Season Mike Tyson has not asked for permission to attend his father's funeral and would not be allowed to go if he asked a prison spokesman said Friday Mike Feichick bob End(son Gene brner Home &micas Don Bies Charlie Sitlod Geofge Johnson NeNey Baseball: Brett Dodges Retirement Et Cetera: Jailed Tyson INlises Father's Funeral Can Chi Chi Rocinguez John Btoclie Dock Ptivan Jack Kiefec 3633-- 69 i! 3615-- 71 leeBdeq Gay Royer 3235-- 67 OHO Deming Jim Feeee John Paul HA Babe itiskey Robett Guano Decy Pence Boti ClsorNes tom Loorett GOP' Gilbert &itch BoNtol pay Joe Jimenez Getieigei Mee hrst MUM lob DO( SAN Don January Cnones Coody Omlie PAoody Dom StorAlon Tommy Apron ttern Dole Dougioss Horoid Lee Wenn° Doug Dotoel Woltet Mown Del Goetz Mlle( lembnsiu Rocky Thompson Blum Crampton the HALLANDALE Fla (AP) — Arazi who lost a Kentucky Derby AP Indy who missed a Kentucky Derby and Strike the Gold who won a Kentucky Derby will get a chance to strut their stuff in Breeders' Cup races Arazi the beaten Derby favorite this year will be seeking a second Breeders' Cup victory when he meets 13 rivals in the Mile on 4 Steve left-fro- 114-mil- left-fro- PRESS 3 Pittsburgh NY Rangers NY Islanders New Jersey Philadelphia WashingtJI 6-- 1 Boston Montreal Buffalo Quebec Safford 2 2 0- -3 2 Opportundies—Ottowo Power-pa- 4 of of Ityrd 5) Buffalo Islanders Devils L T 4 4 RUTHER— Patrick Riney Steve Thomas and Brian Mullen scored in the first nine minutes to power the New York Islanders to victory over the New Jersey Devils NJ Bay e title Friday at Van Courtland Park in New York Keller's time of 24 minutes 4166 seconds led Navy to the team championship with 32 points Li Football: The Philadelphia Eagles have activated veteran wide receiver Roy Green from the practice squad Buffalo cornerback Kirby Jackson will replace the struggling James Williams as starter when the Bills play the New England Patriots on Sunday The New Orleans Saints activated tight end John Tice off injured reserve Friday and waived tight end Tommie Stowers to make room on the roster Davis High School in Houston lost its 72nd straight football game Friday night tying with Iberia Mo for a national record cross-countr- y 47-ma- n Horse Racing: Mischievous Music won by a head over Awad on Friday night in the $75000 Grade II Young America at the Meadowlands in East 13 Rutherford NJ 3 NY Is Sanders New Jersey 1 1 352 14 13 12 9 9 8 41 40 40 48 38 31 troit Red Wings to 1 0- 0 0 ond-perio- d Calgary Flames to end a 16 55 19) A—I8745 Releree—Paul Stewalt vic- North Stars VANCOUVER British Columbia — Goaltender Darcy Wakaluk won his first game of the season leading the Minnesota North Stars Kohorski Referee—Ron Red Wings 7 Maple Leafs first Howarth 1 TAMPA Fla — The San Jose Sharks broke a DETROIT — Bob Pro bert Steve Yzerman and Penod- Need) Sharks 2 Lightning 1 i 0- -3 2 4 4 0- -2 -1 Minnesota Modano 6 (Crag Hatcher) 6:52 2 Minnesota Crog 6 (Modano Dahient q53 (pp) 3 Vancou 13:17 (pp) Vet Wiser I (Bure Second Penod--4 Minnesota Hatcher 1 (Danten Propp) 6:58 5 Vancouver Momesso 3 (Sandk3k Ronnina) 14:11 Third Period—None Shots on goat—Minnesota Vancouver 0010--23 Power-praOppodunthes—Minnesota 01 1 Vancouver 1 ot 4 Gooi es—Minnesota Wakatuk (23 shots-2saves) Va(couver Whitmore 11 1 (2017) Referee—Terry Gregson Minnesota Vancouver 24) Reteree—Cion 3 Canucks 2 0 1 0- -1 2 I 4--1 -1 Detrod Probed 3 (Howe Coccarelli) OM (pp) 2 Detrod Probed 4 (Cummins Swinger) 1141 Second Penoc1- -3 Toronto Anderson 4 (Sacco 7ezei) 657 (pp) 4 Detrort 'freeman 9 (Probed Coccare6) 1247 thrra Penod- -5 Derrod 'freeman 10 (Vial Ciccareild 1027 (k Detroit Drake 3 (Cason Howe) 1141 7 Detroit Carson 4 (Drake Gallant) 17:58 8 Detrod Drake 4 (Probed Swinger) 1919 De Shots on god—Toronto 1146-- 25 halt 1 0( Powerplay Oppodunthes—Idonto Deftod 1°15 Goalies—Toronto PoMn (38 shots31 saves) Detrod Chevetdoe 440 (25- - ) (todNone Shots on goal—Washington Caigary Powerlay Opportunities—Washington 2 of 3 Colgaty ot 4 Goottes—WashIngton Hrivnak 21-- (36 shots-1- 5 (22- saves) Calgary Reese Toronto Dein $oy Guenn) 12 30 Shots on god—New York New Jersey Power-doOpportunittes—New York 2 of 8: New Jersey 0 of 6 Gooires—New York Fitzpatrick (24 shots-2saves) New Jersey erten losing streak 0 3 0- -3 Washington 0 1 0—I Calgary First Penod—None Second Penoc- t-1 Washington Hatcher 3 (Bondra) 100 2 Calgary Makorov 4 224 (pp) 3 Washtngton Suter) (Fleury Hatcher 4 atiunter Ridley) 1507 top) 4 Washtnglon Cote I (Rdey DHunter) tory over the Toronto Maple Leafs -4 -4 Kevin Capitals defeated the e est aga sesE pur nes: thai eco: whi mig - picl tras tion Of Olympians facE Continued From inte of 1( Ar B-- 1 -- 7-- Hatcher scored two sec: goals as the four-gam- adv cha - TR) satc satc Ten Moscow Dynamo last season Shtalenkov did most of the playing for the Unified Team in the record Olympics and posted a He signed as a free agent with independent Milwaukee Trefilov was drafted by Calgary the Eagles' NHL parent club The Eagles and Admirals will meet again tonight in the Delta Center with Halloween activities scheduled While Francis has rotated goalies Trefilov and Trevor Kidd this year he might stick with Trefilov tonight "It's important for them to know they're going to be rewarded" Francis said Trefilov has allowed only 11 goals in five games He faced only 23 shots Friday as the Eagles did a solid job of containing Mongeau and Steve Tuttle Those prolific scorers played for Peoria last year and now are the property of Tampa Bay of the NHL and were loaned to Milwaukee The Eagles and Admirals went almost 27 minutes before anybody scored The breakthrough goal was Chernomaz's short handed number in the second period David Struch's breakaway shot rebounded right in front of the net while Shtalenkov was wheeling around from the post Chernomaz found an almost open net and knocked the puck home Milwaukee's only goal came early in the third period when Scott Robinson flipped the puck over a sprawling Trefilov in the opening two minutes The game stayed tied until the last seven minutes when Lebeau beat Shtalenkov with a backhand shot Tonight's events will include a costume contest and public skating Alberta — CALGARY Washington's ing Wins Battle N Capitals 3 Flames 1 Dallas Drake each scored two goals to lead the De- First 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Edmonton 610 prn Detroit al Toronto 610 pm Minnesota al Calgary 610 Pfrt N Y Rangers al Montreal 610 pm 6:40 Pm Philadelphia at St (40 saves) Sidorklowcz (954 ) Hasek 220 Referee—lance Roberts 6 6 4 I Chicago 7 shots-2- 1 15 14 13 13 1 60 44 43 37 47 34 Calgary los Angeles Vancouver Winnipeg Edmonton San Jose ffalo Goalies—Ottawa Weeks 3 W 7 Si Louis (pa 7 Buffalo 1 2 Don Detroit Minnesota Toronto Tampo 1 3 3 OP( CONFERENCS Piorris Buttoio 42 6 First Period—I &Mob Bodge 2 (lalontame Andreychuk) 536 (pp) 2 Buffalo LaFontaine 8 (Presley Hawerchuk) 1336 IPpl 3 Buttak) Sweeney 5 (Gordquk Moller) 13 JO 4 Buffalo Sweeney 6 (Gordipuir May) 1405 5 011owa Jelinek i (Peluso Blacty) 14 49 6 Butlok7 LaFontaine 9 (Mo 7 Buffalo Howerpaw Andriychuk) chuk 2 (Mogilny LaFontaine) 1846 (Pa) Second Penod- -8 Ottawa Wong° 2 :19 (pp) 9 Buffalo Smehlik 2 48 10 Offawo Baker 2 (10Fontonel 11 Buffalo 854 May 1510 Prod Period—I2 Buffalo Ray 1 (Hannon Hawerchuk) 353 (pp) 13 Buffalo Gordiluk 3 (Sweeney Ramsey) 9 34 14 Mak) 15 Buffalo Corkum 3 (Pay Hannon) Mocklny 6 (Boucher Hawerchuk) 1517 BuShots on pcol—Ottawa 7 6 6 6 370 I 9 0 Ottawa CAMPBELL I Ottawa limes MST CONFEREKI Patrick Division 1 Pi W 8 I 2 18 7 3 1 15 6 4 1 13 6 5 0 12 3 6 3 9 4 7 0 8 Adams Division All WALLS sue Wayne Lukas has 10 victories by far the most among Breeders' Cup trainers But he hasn't won since 1989 nine-gam- NHL Standings DO eco D e losing streak as Mike Sullivan and Dave Snuggerud scored within 27 seconds of each other early in the third period to beat the Tampa Bay Lightning NHL ROUNDUP BUFFALO NY — The Ottawa Senators lost their ninth straight game Friday as Pat LaFontaine had two goals and three assists in a 12-- romp for the Buffalo Sabres The Sabres built an cushion over early the expansion Senators who tied San Jose for the longest losing streak in the NHL this season fying Friday for the GM Goodwrench-DelcBattery one-mil- e 118-mil- Fr taff Sabres Pi e Goals on Sliding Ottawa THE ASSOCIATED y has had six winners tying him with Laffit Pincay Jr for the overall Breeders' Cup lead Perret has three wins Pincay will increase his lead in starters to 50 with three mounts Saturday All three will be betting outsiders McCarron will have had 48 starts after Saturday Shug McCaughey who has three Breeders' Cup victories will send out six starters tops among trainers His best chances appear to lie with Educated Risk in the Juvenile Fillies and VerDissailles Treaty in the Juvenile when Tactical Advantage was scratched Friday morning because of a chipped ankle Chris McCarron is the only jockey scheduled to ride in all seven races His best bet for a fourth BC win appears to be with Gilded Time — unbeaten in three starts — in the Juvenile Pat Day who will ride early fa e tenga the 1992 NASCAR Feather lite Southwest Tour's rookie of the year was the fastest in the second day of quali- Clas-sic-Da- 16-mil- e nt e 112-mil- 1- e Busi vorite Sky Classic in the Turf has six mounts as does Jerry Bailey He will ride contenders JuEducated Risk in 1 venile Fillies Sea Hero in the Juvenile and Sultry Song in the Belmont Stakes Strike the Gold will be trying to become the fifth Derby victor to win the $3 Million Classic and the third to do so a year after taking the Derby Ferdinand won the 1986 Derby and 1987 Classic and Alysheba won the 1987 Derby and the 1988 Classic The two colts who won the Derby and Classic in the same year were Sunday Silence in 1989 and Unbridled in 1990 Eddie Delahoussaye who will ride Al' Indy will have mounts in six of the seven Breeders' Cup races He lost his mount in the 1 - PRESS THE ASSOCIATED 2 alliall10101AIONIB 6- Dewitt Weaver Dick Henanckson Am ir :::"":""""""""::::x TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICES 1992 Arazi Runs for Second Breeders' Cup Win IN41r9s: Win Streak Alive one-sh- SPORTS Saturday October 31 The Salt Lake Tribune 0 at IPAJ 2'h Houston ARANTA NEW ORLEANS PITTSWRGH Rams Tampa Bay III JETS Green Bay Phriodelono LA (36) 512 (40) 10 (3812) 3'ri (36) 13 (45) 24 (34) 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