Show --- 4P0 - SPORTS Saturday October 23 The Salt Lake Tribune Ex-Patrio- 0 Bdefty: A poster portraying "If these people hadn't g prepub- vented me from going to the lic the Patriots would be here today instead of getting ready to move to St Louis or somewhere else" said Sullivan whose family had owned the team since 1959 as part of the original American Football League Attorneys for the NFL left the Judith M Sweet a past president of the NCAA and a strong proponent of gender equity in college athletics was among four finalists announced for the job of executive director of the NCAA The group includes two athletic directors one of them Sweet as well as a former athletic director and a university chancellor Sweet is athletic director at Division III California-SaDiego The other finalists are William W Cobey Jr a former athletic director at the University of North Carolina Cedric W Dempsey athletic director at Arizona and secretary-treasure- r of the NCAA and R Gerald Turner chancellor at Mississippi and a past chairman of the NCAA Presidents Commisco- Garrison-Jackso- 4-- 4-- 6 Yzaga contracts signed Vince Coleman's attorney entered a plea of innocent for his client to a felony explosives charge stemming from an incident at Dodger Stadium this summer that left three people injured two-yea- r 25-go- al DOD Basketball: Antonio Dixon a junior college transfer decided to leave the Auburn basketball team without ever playing a game Former NBA and North Carolina State player Chris Washburn was arrested by Hickory NC police on charges of misdemeanor larceny and forgery He was accused of passing checks from two stolen Missouri basketball wallets coach Norm Stewart made a special trip to St Louis to complain about a newspaper column that mentioned in jest he might be part of the city's NFL ownership group Stewart said many people took Friday morning's column by Bernie Miklasz of the St Louis seriously Stewart said he had taken about 100 calls from people — including recruits and even his son in Kansas City — wondering if it was true O Tennis: Pete Sampras and Frenchman Cedric Pioline the finalists in the US Open advanced to the semifinals of the $600000 Lyon France Open tennis tournament with straight set victories defendSampras the ing champion defeated Stephane Pioline Simian of France beat Martin Damm of the Czech Thomas Republic Muster of Austria the favorite and Petr Korda of the Czech Re public the third seed won their quarterfinal matches in the Austrian Open Korda's opponent Marc Rosset of Switzerland tired because of a stomach ment With Muster having moved lead in the first set Sieinto a merink had to give up because of Zina a strained leg muscle two-tim- e 5 2 sixth-seede- d Post-Dispatc- 2 h only ti ' 't M 1 ' I IR ' - '' f OM 5113 102 103 133 127 64 4 4 2 2 4 5 2 I Caned Neal VAYInnIPK) 12 4 6 10 Hamilton Ottawa Toronto 3 271 12 14 1 Edmonton Brit Cimb Saskichvm Sacramento 10 6 6 9 9 4 ore points Two 334 333 395 504 465 513 24 7 11 molded 12 6 6 a viday aid one tor a tie clinched playog berth yclinched dMsion Fridays Game Edmonton 19 Ottawa 17 Cakgary at Toronto Saturday Oct 23 Saskatchewan 1 pm Sactamento 8 prn Sunday Oct British 24 ant Columbia al Hamilton 1130 rail Prep Football thrlo'll 24 SASSSOCO SO GA I 0 2 4 1 Fls GF 6 5 5 3 Sar 12 Z2 28 16 13 19 33 ant Noon — Calms Football Ova IUSN4As (Through Gomel of Oct Rushers Car Yds 118 iMillams Pine View 635 115 866 Pace Woods Cross 711 105 Pagano Carbon 99 706 Benson Bountiful 110 671 Costa Richfield 85 550 Bangerter NSanpete 96 859 Altamont Bingham 73 616 Richins NoSummit Fitz Murray 65 502 158 697 O'Rilly Springville Pouing Corn 85 68 69 Richfleid Cuff Attamont Tew 1cMor Payson Pratl looele Ahvood Carbon Coleman Monticello Ruud Mt Crest Noon — Coneas Lk1 ILNLAM P710) a vidory V030 0430) Washriglon — pm 2 Rms--g am 130 NSanp Northridge Jackson Olympus 843 772 3 — pm las Vegas 434 75 144 1050 65 119 1027 73 145 1187 68 169 1006 197 958 105 1090 112 1200 62 No 35 22 Dto Granite smith Milford Sohaerrer Payson Doweil Monticello Walker Springville Jewkes Carbon 27 Hall Roy 28 28 James Bingham 31 21 NoSanpete — 6 pm 7 pin — K Nockey 11 58 55 54 53 2 51 2 46 46 46 42 41 3 7 6 1 I Pau Rush Richfield Pratt Tooeie Awood Carbon Black Layton Tew Maroon! 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PRESS first-roun- d I Cmcrinal PP 4 'r mal fanfare Eric Dickerson the rusher in NFL hishis reannounced tory formally tirement Friday Only a handful of reporters and camera crews attended a hastily called news conference at a West Hollywood hotel as Dickerson reiterated what was already known: His sparkling career was finished "Every athlete comes to this point in his career" Dickerson said "I am prepared for it This was going to be my last year don't have any regrets" Dickerson was a draft choice of the Los Angeles Rams in 1983 He gained a rookie record 1808 yards and followed it up with an NFL record of 2105 yards in 1984 ' Manta IA Pct " 15-- LOS ANGELES — Amid minisecond-leadin- Fitcugil dogs were g it' srt 'SLAP ace oevrNorx Dome C331 3 - It's Official: Dickerson Retires From the NFL THE ASSOCIATED OiNerrd — COMFENCE W t lows 67 CrCC C t — SPorts Log Manic Ommon 3 3 1 5 CAPttai 4 2 4 2 2 4 0 6 Ais hew fpgircl go-ahe- al manager Roland Hemond ii! Standings EASTON 2 2 to 40000-sea- t manager Johnny Oates and gener- ar 5-- Bomb-sniffin- 4 DOD Baseball: Baltimore Orioles fifth-roun- d 6-- 6-- 3 DOD Elynuik from the Washington Capitals for a 1995 draft pick Elynuik 25 has four seasons in his consecutive NHL career averaging 60 points per season during that span 5 6-- Auto Racing: Dale Earnhardt met the challenge earning the 22nd starting position tor Sunday's AC Delco 500 and more important gaining a pit on the front straight at North Carolina Motor Speedway Hockey: The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired right wing Pat 7-- 6 four-yea- El 7-- 7-- 4 Track and Field: High jumper r Dennis Lewis drew a ban from competition for failing to appear for a drug test The four will be interviewed Nov 1 and 2 to succeed Dick Schultz who resigned in May under pressure after allegations were made that players at the University of Virginia were given interest-fre- e loans while he was athletic director 4 6-- 6A3ka 24-tea- DOD ko 6-- 3 (10-8- ISTI five-ye- 6-- (7-- 6 kat the name of the first Imam of their Shiite Muslim sect Iraq's players walked by a portrait of Saddam praying Some of those on the field were in their nation's armed forces during the war which started in September 1980 and ended in August 1988 Estimates of the death toll range from 400000 to 1 million After Iraq lost its opener the nation's soccer federation headed by Saddam's son fired its coach To qualify for the tournament in the United States Iraq must get points from games against Saudi Arabia on Oct 24 and Japan on Oct 28 "I am a happy man" a beaming Baba said d Top-seede- n I 7-- 6 Ira-Ali- 1111 441r441401 Iranian players put their palms on the Koran and shouted battled for n I 1 Pro Hockey 444131CAPICCP4lie10E America" nearly three hours before she was able to put away Ines Gorrochategui of Argentina in the quarterfinals of the BudaStefan pest Open Edberg and defending champion Ivan Lendl advanced to the semifinals of the Marlboro Championships in Hong Kong Edberg beat Carlos Costa of Spain Lendl beat Peru's Jaime ) Pro Football NFL Standings 2-- Et Cetera: Woman Among Finalists for NCAA Job I t a-- I TV & Ra di o b3C decade ago Iran and Iraq fought a war that killed hundreds of thousands On Friday these bitter enemies met on a soccer field trying to win a spot in the World Cup After marching past a stand where supporters lifted a portrait of Saddam Hussein and released some doves Iraq kept alive its hopes to win a World Cup berth with a 1 victory over Iran As expected it was a rough game One player on each side was ejected Four yellow cards were assessed to Iraq two to Iran "I thank God for this victory" Iraq coach Ammu Baba said "Our goal is to qualify and go to ami Dolphins players as cowboys was withdrawn after an NAACP leader protested that it set a bad example in a community struggling to curb violence The "Young Gunz" poster sponsored by a local radio station was intended as a charitable promotion Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell has agreed to extend Bill Belichick's contract by two years which would keep him as the Browns' coach through 1997 A Texas-E- l Paso defensive tackle who suffered a bruised spinal cord during a game last month has been advised by doctors that he could risk serious injury by continuing to play a team trainer said Junior Anwar Abor's football career is over said UTEP trainer David Binder gran-totin- ITE t Qatar — Less than a DOILk (9 5:erts: rnt 073te THE ASSOCIATED FEISS Mi- For Scores: Compiled by 11C Roberg I courthouse without comment A spokesman for the NFL in New York said the league would have no immediate comment law SCOREBOARD World Cup Berth RH Million Judgment Against NFL Former New England Patriots owner William Sullivan was awarded $114 million Friday by a jury that agreed with his claim that the NFL effectively forced him to sell the team Sullivan had asked for $116 million in damages claiming the NFL's refusal to allow him to sell public stock forced the sale of the team in October 1988 to Victor Kiam for what he considered to be a low price of $80 million The jury awarded Sullivan $38 million but that figure was automatically tripled under federal --1 Mores Closer to Owner Wins ts C5 1993 Iraq Defeats Iran MORNING BRIEFING Football: 000 QDrzr — Ill I 11111111111 'v'r Ft'Ll "3 engine 3592 SOUTH 900 EAST 11' t 262-126- 6 On approved credit Ws Honda Power Equipment Credit Card offered by Dial Notional Pank optimum performance end Wiry Meese read the owner's manual berm" operating your Honda Power Equipment 0 1993 Amman Honda Motor Co Inc Yltit : |