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Show Thi: ursca y Standard-Examiner SCOREBOARD Not z-6-4 Lost 2 47 28-21 52 475 11% 2-4-6 Won1 New York Detroit 32-20 15-32 47 47 53 56 470 .456 12 13% z-5-5 2-4-6 Lost 4 Lost 6 23-24 24-29 23-30 24-26 44 58 431 16 West Division L Pct. GB 41 594 — z-7-3 Won 2 24-28 20-30 L10 4-6 Streak Lost 3 Home Away 29-21 31-20 7-3 Won 6 30-19 Oakiand 60 Texas 41 594 -~ Old world record. 1991-Mike Barrowman, 26-25 United States, 2:10.60 400 freestyle Evgueni Sadovyi, Unified Team 3:45.00 Old world record: 1992-Kieren Perkins, Australia, 3:46.47 30-22 54 50 .519 7¥2 5-5 Lost 1 26-27 28-23 50 .500 KansasCity California Seattle 92 6-4 Won 3 44 44 41 56 440 15%2 4-6 57 436 16 z-6-4 62 398 20 4-6 National League 29-20 21-30 Won1 Lost 2 Won 2 Old Olympic record: 1988-UweDassler, 25-23 19-33 26-25 18-32 23-29 18-33 East Germany, 3:46.95 Weightlifting Home Away )) (TIED) Men’s lightweight 149 Ibs. (67.5 kg.) snatch: East Division W L Pct. GB Li0 Streak Isreal Militossian, Unified Team Lost Lost Won Lost Won 1 3 4 1 1 26-23 27-25 28-21 25-27 25-22 24-29 27-24 22-28 25-24 23-28 2-6-4 Won1 26-26 18-31 Records for Wednesday, July 29 Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego San Francisco .436 9 WestDivision W L Pct. GB 58 40 592 — 58 42 .580 1 55 47 .539 5 48 52 480 11 L10 2-7-3 z-4-6 z-7-3. 4-6 Streak Won1 Lost 1 Won 1 Lost 1 Home 31-18 30-14 29-24 30-22 Away 27-22 28-28 26-23 18-30 Houston 46 15-28 Hudler ph 1000 LeeSmithp 0000 Totals 30141 Totals 0464 Montreal 000 001 000-1 St. Louis 000 000 103-4 One out when winning run scored E —Alou (2), Alicea (4). LOB — Montreal 6, St. Louis 4. 2B —Grissom (23), Allcea (4), Pagnozzi (19). HR — Galarraga (5), Gilkey (1). CS—Zeile (9), Gilkey (9). S— Dennis Martinez. 57 55 .455 13% 5-5 Lost 1 31-27 Los Angeles 42 59 z-denotes first game was a win 416 17% 2-8 Won1 26-24 16-35 AMERICAN LEAGUE WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Ip Philadelphia 6, New York 3 Atlanta 5, Houston 3 Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 4, 1) innings Los Angeles 6, San Francisco | San Diego 7, Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 4, Montreal 1 Kansas City 5, Toronto 2 Chicago 8, Detrolt 6 Oakland 5, Minnesota 4 Seattle 8, California 0 THURSDAY’S GAMES (Times MDT) Baltimore (Sutcliffe 10-10) at New York (Young 2-2), 11 a.m. 4-10), 5:35 p.m. 5-4), 5:35 p.m. Milwaukee (Bosio 7-5) at Minnesota (Banks 4-3), 6:05 p.m. O'Neill rf Philadelphia (Mathews 0-0) at Montreal Seattle (Grant 1-2) at California (Fortugno 1-0), 2:05 p.m. Kansas City (Aquino 1-1) at Toronto (Wells St. Louis (Clark 2-4) at Pittsburgh (Jackson Atianta (Leibrandt 8-3) at San Francisco (Burkett 6-6), 8:05 p.m. San Diego (Lefferts 12-6) at Los Angeles (Ojeda 5-5), 8:35 p.m. (Only games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) FRIDAY’S GAMES FRIDAY’S GAMES Baltimore at Boston, 11:35 a.m. Baltimore at Boston, 5:35 p.m. New York at Toronto, 5:35 p.m. Detroit at Cleveland, 5:35 p.m. Seattle at Chicago, 6:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Minnesota, 6:05 p.m. saeco it Molitor dh Bichette rf Diaz cf IP Cleveland abrhbi 3010 Lofton cf 3110 MLewisss abrhbi Sulboce 5000 Hamilton cf Baerga 2b Belledh Sorrento Ib 4000 G.Hillf 4000 4121 4020 G. Vaughnif 4100 Whitenrf 2100 Mcintosh c Surhoff ph Fletcher 2b Totals Milwaukee 4121 3000 Thome 3b 2010 1000 2000 Jacoby 3b Ortize 3001 31373 Totals 1009 4010 33 410 4 012 000 000-3 Cleveland 100 003 00x—4 Whiten reached on catcher’s interference E — Mcintosh (1), Thome (7). DP — Cleveland 1. LOB — Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 10. 2B — Lofton (8), Sorrento (12). HR — Molitor (11). SB— Diaz (1), Lofton (35). CS— Listach (10), McIntosh (3), G. Hill (3). S— Mcintosh IP Milwaukee H RER BB SO Eldred (L 1-1) 5137 4 4 3 Holmes 123.2 00 0 Plesac Cleveland Scudder Armstrong (W 3-13) Power Lilliquist (S 3) ] 100 2 2 2 3 4 31 F 223.2 0 gf 130060 4 1 0 0 2 2 YY 0 2 0 1 Scudder’ pitched to 1 batter in the 3rd. HBP — by Plesac (Lofton). T —2:50. A — 10,836. Detroit abrh bi Sax 2b abrhbi 5120 Phillips 2b Raines If Thomas 1b 6134 4010 GladdenIf Frymanss 4120 5100 Beltre dh Pasqua rf Abnerrf Fisk c 0100 3000 1110 5021 Tettletondh Carreonrf Hare rf Barnes 3b 4133 2000 3011 2000 Grebeck ss 3211 G. Bell dh Karkovicec L.Jonnsoncf Cora 3b 5011 4100 Fielder Ib 0100 5031 4110 4100 Livingstone3b 1001 Kreuterc 4120 Pettisct 3011 Totals 418158 Totals 36696 Chicago 000 010 106-8 Detroit 100 320 000-6 € —Cora (3). LOB — Chicago 12, Detroit 9. 2B ~ Sax (14), Raines (15), Thomas (24), Gladden (12), Tettleton (17), Kreuter (7). 3B — Pettis (1). HR— Tettleton (22). CS—L. Johnson (9). SF —Livingstone. IP Chicago Hibbard Pall Leach (W 3-4) Thigpen Radinsky (S 8) H 4 3 ) RER BB SO 44 4 3 $277 100 1 23100 0 130000 Detroit Ritz Lancaster Kiely 42333 1 2 41 71 1301 00 Henneman 0 Doherty M, Munoz (L 1-2) 333 +31 0 7 1 1 1 1 0 4 0 1 1 3 0 21 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 «0 Knudsen 232173 2 ~«2 1 Henneman pitched to 3 batters in the 9th, M. Munoz pitched to 1 batter in the 9th, WP — Ritz, T 3:25, A— 21,061. ROYALS 5, BLUE JAYS 2 Kansas City McRaecf Jetferies 3b Brett dh McReynolds If Joyner Ib Eisenreichrf Mayne c Wilkerson2b Howard s* Toronto abrhbi abrhbi 4000 Whitecf 5140 4100 §020 R.Alomar2b Carter rf 4000 4010 3100 Winfield dh 3110 Olerud Ib 3110 3012 4012 3100 3120 Maldonadolf 4010 Gruber 3b Myersc 4011 4010 4000 Duceypr 0000 Lee ss 4001 Totals 33584 Totals 35282 Kansas City 000 100 040-5 Toronto 010 000 001-2 E— Jefferies (16). DP —Kansas City 1. LOB— Kansas City 8, Toronto 8 2B~ Jefferies 2 (27), Joyner (28). SB— Wilkerson (10), White (24), C5 = Mayne (1). IP H RER BB SO Kansas City Appier (W 12-3) 61386 2 2 2 Montgomery (S 25) 23000 0 0 Toronto Stieb 6 Timiin (L 0-2) Hentgen 611 2 2 2 244 4 0 } 000 0 2 HBP = by Stieb (McRae), WP = Timiin. T= 2:55. A= 50,418 ORIOLES 6, YANKEES 0 Baltimore Andersonif Devereauxcf C, Ripken ss G, Davis dh McLemorepr Milligan Ib Segui Ib Orsulak rf Gomer 3b : Ripken 2b acketlc Totals New York abrhbi abrhbi § 120 4111 §121 Stankiewiczss 4000 4010 Velardelt 3000 R.Kellyet 0000 3100 Leyritzdh Hallrt 4021 Mattingly lb 0000 Stanieyc 3110 C.Hayes3b 4010 P. Kelly 2b 4 4 5 ; 4 % 6105 Totals Baltimore New York 3010 4000 3010 3000 3000 3020 W050 001 000 230-6 000 000 000-0 E = Stanley (4), OP = Baltimore 1, New York | LOB Baltimore 6, New York 5. 2B—C. Ripken (17), G. Davis (4), 38 H 4100 4110 3110 4032 3000 2000 0000 1000 0000 0000 0000 1000 McGriff Ib Dr. Jacksoncf Waltersc Santiagoc J. Clark If Stillwell 2b T.Scottp Seminarap M.Madduxp Wardph Rodriguezp Teufel 2b 4100 3211 1010 3032 4021 3111 0000 2000 0000 1000 0000 1000 4010 Sheffield 3b Se =P, Kelly (2), HR = Dever- eaux (15), B. Ripken (4), SB= Anderson (35), 8B 34382 Totals 2 8 Ruskin 4 «0 1 § 0 Boston Hammond ] San Diego Seminara (W 6-3) 5 Seattie California abrhbi Vizquel ss 5032 E. Martinezdh 5030 Grittey cf 5111 Mitchell If 5000 Cotto If 0000 T. Martinez 1b 4211) Buhner rf 5230 Parrish c 2221 Turner 3b 3100 Schaefer 3b 0000 Reynolds 2b 4011 Totals 388146 Seatte abrhbi Polonia dh 4020 Soio 2b 4000 Felix ct 4000 V. Haves rf 4010 Curtis if 2000 Gonzaies3b 3000 Gaetti lo 3010 Tingleye 2000 Jo Morrisph 1000 Filzgeraidc 0000 DiSarcingss 3000 Totals 30040 030 002 012—8 000 000 000-0 E — Reynolds (9), Gonzales (9), DiSarcina (19) OP —Seattie |, California 1, LOB Seattle 7, California 4. 3B Parrish (1), HR ~Griffey (18), T Martinez (8), CS— Reynolds (12), Polonia (13 Eichhorn RER BB 5000 Ramirez ss Caminiti 3b Bagwell 1b Anthony rf G. Young rf Incaviglia If Servais c B. Williams pr Taubenseec Candaele 2b Blair p Guerrero ph Boever p J. Jones p Biggio 2b Totals Houston Atlanta 3 9000 10 0 0 5 2 9 5 43) 200 0 0 | 1} 1 22 T= 00 41 2 0 0 by Fisher (Curtis) 2:3), A= «8 «0 4 1 71 1°10 1 1 2 0 @ 1 4 0 «0 3 abrhbi 5021 Pendleton3b Gantif Justice rf Bream Ib Olsonc Lemke 2b Belliardss Blauserss Glavinep Lo.Smithph A.Penap Totals 5111 3110 3000 4110 4111 S13} 2000 1000 2001 0000 0000 32595 000 101 100-3 000 003 11x—5 E—Caminiti (8), Pendleton (10), Belliard (10). IP Houston J. Jones Blair (L 2-6) Boever Atlanta Glavine (W 16-3) H RER BB SO 5316 1237 1 2 32°32 7 1 1 t 83 2 FT I V2 8 13 5 9 13 32 00000 CUBS 6, PIRATES 4 Pittsburgh A. Cole rf abrhbi 5120 Bell ss Van Slyke cf Bonds If Merced 1b King 2b LaVallierec Siaught c Wenner 3b Martin ph Lind 2b Walk p Mason p Neagie p Espyrf Totals 4110 5000 5122 4011 4000 3010 1010 3000 1000 1000 3110 0000 0000 2000 41493 Belinda p Pittsburgh Chicago 0000 19,89 CARDINALS 4, EXPOS 1 Montreal St. Louis abrhbi DeShields 2b 4000 Grissom ef 4110 Barberie Ib 2000 L. Walker rf 4021 Fletcher ¢ 4000 Alou if 4000 Ciantroceo Ib «324000 Cordero ss 2010 De. Martinegzo 2000 abrh bi Thomosonri 4000 Alicea 2b 4010 Lanktord cf 4110 Golerragalb 3211 Zeile 3b 300¢ Gilkey! 4123 Pagnorzi« 2010 T, Jones ss 300 Tewksturyvoe 1000 Chicago abrhbi 6112 Sosacf Sandberg2b 5122 Grace Ib 4010 Dawson rf 5000 Daniels If 5000 Buechele3b 4020 Wilkinsc §121 Sanchez ss 4110 Castillop 0000 K.Pattersonp 0000 Vizcaino ph 0000 McElroy p 0000 Dw.Smithph 1177 J.D. Robinsonp0000 Mayph 1000 Assenmacherpd0 100 Totals 406106 013 000 000 00-4 000 100 300 02-6 One out when winning run scored € — Wehner (4), Buechele (12). OP — Pittsburgh 2. LOB—Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 9. 2B — Merced 19), Sanchez (7). HR—Bonds (19), Sosa (7), Sandberg (13), Wilkins (4). $B —Sandberg (8), Vizcaino (2), CS—A, Cole (2). $— Bell, SF — Merced. IP Pittsburgh Walk Mason H 6 1 RER 10 Belinda (L 5-3) Chicago Castillo K. Patterson 25312 McElroy Walk pitched to Walk, SO 633 4 1 1} 1 70°21 ) J.D. Robinson Assenmacher (W 3-2) BB 2 001 2 8 3 2 §5 43 1 20071 3 1 2 1 0 0 2 2 0000 i 0 00 3 1 0 2 0 2 batters in the 7th Mason, Neagle PHILLIES 6, METS 3 abrhbi Philadelphia abrhbi Coleman cf 4000 Dykstracf 4110 Magadan 3b JohnsonIf Bonilla 1b Gallagher rf Pecota 2t 2010 3110 4010 4021 4000 4221 4010 2000 1000 Duncan 2b Hollins 3b R.Jordanib Chamberiainrf Pratte Mt. Willamsp Javier if Millette ss Morandini2d 4110 3224 301) 302) 3000 1000 4000 2010 1110 0000 Abbott p 0000 0000 1000 33382 O'Brien ph Totals New York Philadeiphia Daultonc Totals 1000 1110 W610 6 000 100 101—3 000 10) O4x—6 OP New York 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB New York 6, Philadelphia 4, 2B Hundley (10), 38 Gallagher (1), Hollins (4), HR Hundiey (7), Holling (14). SB= Duncan 2 (19), R. Jordan (2), Chamberlain (4), CS=Hollins (6), $= Abbott, SFR, Jordan iP WH RER BB $0 New York §. Fernandez 6 5 22 1 5 tnnis (LS? 1 1} 1 0 0 Guette ’ "343 3 0 0 Whitehurst! 230007 4 Philadelphia Abbot! ? 6223 4 Mi. Williams (W 3-3) 2 2 110 4 innis eitched to T=~2:59. A= | batter in the Br 99,69) 0000 1010 31351 000 005 010-6 000 000 100-1 1 35 4 4 2-31 3 1] 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 batte r in the the 8 8th. ease eaves we 26 «14 Pct. ~=«.650 Great Falls (Dodgers) 7 21 Medicine Hat (Blue Jays) 13. 25 Lethbridge (Co-op) 12 28 Southern Division 447 .342 300 GB James Warring vs. Alfred Cole, IBF cruiserweight ttle, ESPN, p.m. - Baseball: Atlanta at San Fran- (KISN 570 AM), 5 p.m Sports talk: “The King and I” (KQOL 106.5 FM). 6 p.m. Pioneer League baseball: Butte Senior PGA golf: Northville 5 29 26 «10 «744 — 14 .650 3)2 Idaho Falls (Braves) 18 22 450 23 United States (111) Jordan 7-10 1-4 15, Drexler 4-8 0-09, Ew 2-7 0-0 4, Malone 8-10 2-2 18, Mullin 6-10 0 13, Laettner 2-4 2-2 6, Robinson 4-6 1-29 7-11 2-3 19, Pippen 2-3 0-0 4, Barkley 6-1} 2 14. Totals 48-80 10-15 111 Germany(68) Harnisch 2-9 3-4 8, Gnad 1-3 3-4 5, Schrempf 5-12 4-5 15, Jackel 7-16 0-0 15, Rodi 1-1 2-3, 4 Behnke 0-3 0-0 0, Andres 0-1 0-0 0, Baeck 4-9 0-0 8, Neuhaus 2-2 0-0 4, Blab 2-6 0-2 4, Nurnberger 2-3 0-0 5, Kuiawa 0-1 0- 0 0. Totals 2666 12-18 68. Halftime score — United States 58, Germany Mullin 1-2, Drexier 1-4, Pippen 0-1, Jordan 0-2), Germany 4-16 (Nurnberger 1-2, Harnisch 1-3, Schrempf 1-4, Jackel 1-4, Andres 0-1, Baeck 0-2). Rebounds — United States 25 (Malone 5), Germany 17 (Schrempf 8). As sists — United States 34 (Jordan 12), Germany 9 (Rodi, Harnisch 2). Fouled out — Ewing. Total fouls — United States 19, Germany 17. A—NA CYCLING .410 13 9. Servais Knaven, Netherlands, 4:36.54]; Alexandre Gontchenkov, Unified Team, Biles faken; 11. Jan Bo Petersen, Denmark, overtaken; 12. Carl Sundquist, Pembroke Pines, Fia., overtaken; 13. Robert Karsnicki, Poland, 4:35.184; 14. Mictfal Baidrian, Czechoslovakia, 4:39.625; 15. Masamitsu Ehara, Japan, 4:41.287; 16. Michael Belcourt, Canada, 4:42.44]. WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY Germany Spain Australia 7013 2 10143 1710271 Canada 3 3 2 02003 0 Pool B W L T GE GA Pts. 20041 11063 110 4 3 02007 Wednesdays results 4 2 2 #0 Puerto Rico 2, Italy 0 Japan 18, Dominican Republic 0, 7 innings Cuba 9, United States 6 Taiwan 20, Spain 0, 7 innings Friday’s games (Times MDT) Dominican Republic vs. Taiwan, 7 a.m. Japan vs. Italy, 7 a.m. United States vs. Puerto Rico, 1 p.m. Spain vs. Cuba, 1 p.m. Final team standings 1. Unified Team (Vitali Chtcherbo, Valeri Belenki, Grigori Misioutine, |gor Korobtchinski, Aleksei Voropaev, Roustam Charipov), 585.450 points; 2. China (Li Xiaosahuang, Li Chunyang, Guo Linyao, Li Jing, LIDashuang, Li Ge), 580.375; 3. Japan (Yukio Iketani, Yoshlaki Hatakeda, Takashi Chinen, Daisuke Nishikawa, Yutaka Aihara, Masayuki Matsunaga), 578.250; 4. Germany (Andreas Wecker, Syivio Kroll, Oliver Walther, Ralf Buchner, Sven Tippelt, Mario Franke), 575.575; 5. Italy (Boris Preti, Paolo Bucci, Ruggero Rossato, Gabriele Sala, Gianmatteo Centazzo, Alexandro Viligiardi), 571.750; 6. United States (Chris Waller, Mount Prospect, Ill.; John Roethlisberger, Afton, Minn.; Scott Keswick, Las Vegas; Trent Dimas, Albuquerque, N.M.; Dominick Minicucci, Staten Island, N.Y.; Jair Lynch, Washington), 571.725; 7. Romania (Marius Costel Gherman, Marian Rizan, Adrian-Francisc Gal,Nicolae Bejenaru, Nicu Florin Stroia, Adrian Sandu), 571.150; 8. South Korea (Yoo Ok Ryul, Lee Joo Hyung, Han Yoon Soo, Jung Jin Soo, HanKwang Ho, Yeo Hong-Chul), 570.850; 9. Hungary (Zoltan Supola, Szilveszter Csollany, Csaba Faikusz,Robert Elo, Karoly Schupkegel, Miklos Panczel), 570.525; 10. Bulgaria (Kalofer Petrov Khristozov, Yordan Yovichev Yovichev, llian Vassilev Alexan- drov, Krassimir Nikolaev Dounev, Gueorgui CUBA 9, UNITED STATES 6 United States Cuba Murray If Wimmer 2b Hammondscf Tucker dh Nevin 3b abrh bi 5010 5 110 4220 3133 3101 McConnell rf Johnson c Varitek c 3011 3000 0000 Giambi 1b Wilson 1b abrh bi $221 5114 §010 3000 0000 Vargas dh Pacheco 2b Linares 3b Kindelan if Estrada rf 3100 Gurriei Ib 1000 V. Mesa cf 4110 2010 Urrutia rf 3110 A.Hernandezc4 231 G.Mesass 4230 Garciaparrass 4010 Totals 344695 Totals — 9136 United States $00 000 100-6 Cuba 004 203 00x—9 E — Pacheco, G. Mesa, Garciaparra 2, Greene, Dreifort, Ajete, Wilson, A. Hernandez. LOB — U.S, 6, Cuba 7. 2B ~ A. Hernandez. HR — Tucker, Pacheco, $B ~ Wimmer, Murray, Tucker. S~ V. Mesa, Urrutia, iP H RER BB SO United States Helling 3 444 0 1 Kirkreit (L) 34 2 1 0 0 Greene 12-33 2 1 0 O Dreifor! ] 01.0 71 «0 Rober's 2 2000 1 Cuba O. Hernandez (W) 1335 3 2 «#1 Aiete 8236103 9 HBP —Kindelan (by Greene); V. Mesa (by WP Dreifort Home — Puerto Rico, Anibal Rosario, First — Canada, Osvaldo Chavarria. Second — Spain, Javier Pallares Gracia. Third Spain, Jose Sordo Guazo T= 4:00, A—NA United States Croatia Germany Brazil Spain Angola Pool B Lithuania Unified Team Australia Puerto Rico China Venezuela Wednesday's results Australia 78, Venzeula 7) Brazil 76, Angola 66 Unified Team 100, China 64 Lithuania 104, Puerto Rico 9! United States 111, Germany 68 Croatia 68, Spain 79 Friday's games Venezuela vs, Puerto Rico, 1.30 a.m, Spain vs, Angola, 3:30 a.m Australia vs. China, 6:30 a.m Lithuania vs. Unified Team, 8:30 a.m, Croatia vs, Germany, 12:30 p.m United States vs. Brazi!, 230 om Pts. tralia (Gavin Lackey, Alexander Watson, Colin Hamilton) 13,984 SWIMMING Men‘s 200 breatstroke Meda! finals 1. Mike Barrowman, Potomac, Md., 2:10.16, record (oid worid re1991; old Olympic record 2:11 by Barrowman, 1992); 2. Norbert Rozsa Hungary, 2:11.23; 3. Nick Gilling~ Br tain, 2:11.29; 4. Sergio Lopez Miro, 2-13.29 ain, ¥; 5. Karoly Guttler, Hungary, 3.32; 6. Philip Rogers, Australia, 2:13.59; 7. nji Watanabe, Japan, 2:14.70; 8. Akira Hayshi, Japan, 2:15.11 Men‘s 400 freestyie Meaail finals 1. Evgueni Sadovyi, Unified Team, 3:45.00, new world and O ympic record (oid worid re- n Perkins, Australia, 1992; 1 3:46 95 by Uwe Dassier, 2. Kieren Perkins, Aus~ers Hoimertz, Sweden, at, Poland, 3:48.10; 5. lan alia, 3:48.79; 6. Sebastian , 3.49.06; 7. Stefan Pfeiffer, 8. Danyon Joseph Loader, East Gerr tralia, 3 3:46.77 Robert f Wiese, Germ Germany, 3:49 3:49.97 Men’‘s 400 freestyle relay United States (Joseph Hudepohl, Cincinnati, Matt Biondi, Castro Valley, Callf., Tom Jager ieras, N.H.; Jon Olsen, Jonesboro, Ark., 3:16.74; 2. Unified Team (Pavel Khnykine, Guennadi Prigoda, louri Bashkatov, Alexandre Popov), 3:17.56; 3. Germany (Christian Troeger, Dirk Richter, Steffen Zesner, Mark Pinger), 3:17.90; 4. France (Christophe Kalfayan, Franck Schott, Frederic Lefevre, Stepnan Caron), 3:19.16; 5. Sweden (Tommy Werner, Hakan Karlsson, Fredrik Leisier, Anders Holmertz), 3:20.10; 6. Brazil (Jose Carlos Souza-Junior, Gustavo Borges, Emmanuel Fortes Nascimento, Cristiano Rosito Micheiena), 3:20.99; 7. Britain (Roland George Lee, Mark Foster, Mike Fibbens, Pau! Tony Howe), 3:21.75; 8. Australia (Christopher John Fydier, Andrew James Balildon, Thomas Stachewicz, Darren Niel Lange), 3:22.04. 1. Qian Hong, China, 58.62; 2. Christine Ahmann-Leighton, Tucson, Ariz., 58.74; 3. Catherine Plewinski, France, 59.01; 4. Wang Xiaohong, China, 59.10; 5. Susan O'Neill, Aus~ tralia, 59.69; 6. Summer Sanders, Roseville, Calif., 59.82; 7. Franziska Van Almsick, Germany, 1:00.70; 8. Rie Shito, Japan, 1:01.16. Women’s 100 breaststroke Medal finals ‘1. Elena Roudkovskaia, Unified Team, 1:08.00; 2. Anita Nall, Towson, Md., 1:08.17; 3. Samantha Riley, Australia, 1:09.25; 4. Guylaine Cloutier, Canada, 1:09.71; 5. Jana Doerries, Germany, 1:09.77; 6. Gabriella Csepe, Hungary, 1:10.19; 7. Manuela Dalla Vaile, Italy, 1:10.39; 8. Daniela Brendel, Germany, 1:11.05. RE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Pool A W L Pts. 10 2 Unified Team Japan United States 10 0.1 Spain 2 0 | Pool B W 0 eL Pts. 10 10 01 01 Z 2 0 0 Brazil 3, Netherlands 1 (15-9, 15-3, 11-15, 15-7) Cuba 3, China ? (13-15, 15-11, 15-9, 15-11) Friday’s games Netherlands vs. China, 2:30 a.m. Brazil vs. Cuba, 5 a.m United States vs. Unified Team, 11 a.m Japan vs. Spain, 1:30 p.m Japan 3, United States 2 (13-15, 15-11, 15-12, 8-15, 15-13) Serve, attack, block, pass, dig, set United States (Endicott 35%, Weishoff 50%, Oden 4 Kemner 85%, Sanders 50%, Zetterlund 97% Japan ( Yamauchi 38%, Taiimi 71%, Nakamura 35 Yoshihara 85 o, Tailimi 48%, Nakada 93%) Referee Jean-Francois Marty, France. WEIGHTLIFTING 67.5 kilograms (149 pounds) Snatch 1, Israel Militossian, Unified Team, 342 pounds (155.0 kilograms)ties Olympic record set by Militosian Israel, Soviet Union, 1968; 2. Yoto Vassilev Yotov, Bulgaria, 331 (150.0 kg); 3. Andreas Behm, Germany, 320 (145.0 kg); 4. Wang Yong, China, 309 (140.0 kg); 5. Abdeimanaane Yahiaoui, Algeria, 309 (140.0 kg); 6 Timothy McRae, Daytona Beach, Fla., 298 (135.0 kg); 7. lm Sang Ho, North Korea, 298 (135.0 kg); 8. Jouni Johannes Gronman, Finland, 298 (135.0 kg); 9. Vernon Patao, Kahului, Hawaii, 292 (1325 kg); 10. Eyne Acevedo Tabares, Colombia, 287 (130.0 kg); 11. Fatmir Bushi, Albania, a kg); 2. Yoto Vassilev Yotov, Bulgaria, 391 (177.5 kg Andreas Behm, Germany, 386 50 kg), 4. AdDdeimanaane Yanhiaoui, Aigeria, 386 (1275.0 kg), 5. Eyne Acevedo Tabares, C bia 170.0 kg); 6. Jouni Johannes Gronman, Finland, 375 (170.0 kg); 7. Im Sang Ho, North Korea, 364 (165.0 kg); 8. Noriaki JuDO Men’‘s 86 Kg (190) final Waldemar Legien, Poland, def. Pascal Tay ot, France, Yuko GOLD —Waldemar Legien, Poland; Sil VER — Pascal Tayot, France; BRONZE — Hir otaka Okada, Japan; Nicolas Gill, Canada Women’s 66 Kg (146 pounds) final 287 (130.0 kg); 12. Attila Feri, Romania, 287 (130.0 kg); 13. Noriaki Horikoshi, Japan, 287 (130.0 kg); 14. Sokol Bishanaku, Albania, 276 (125.0 kg); 15. Jose Alexander Medina, Venezuela, 265 (120.0 kg) Clean and ierk israel! Militossian, Unified Team, Horikoshi, Japan, 364 402 (182.5 (165.0 kg); 9. Timothy VER-—Emanuela Pierantozzi, Italy; BRONZE —Heidi Rakels, Belgium; Kate Louise Howey, Britain. McRae, Daytona Beach, Fia., 358 (162.5 kg); 10. Jose Alexander Medina, Venezuela, 356 (160.0 kg); 11. Fatmir Bushi, Albania, 353 (160.0 kg), 12. Attila Feri, Romania, 353 (160.0 kg); 13. Vernon Patao, Kahului, Hawall, 347 (157.5 kg); 14, Sokol Bishanaku, Albania, 347 (157.5 kg); 15. Mohamed Meziane, Morocco, 331 (150.0 kg MODERN PENTATHLON WRESTLING Odalis Reve Jimenez, Cuba, def. Emanuela Pierantozzi, Italy, Waza-ari GOLD —Odalis Reve Jimenez, Cuba; SiL- Greco-Roman 48 Kg (106 pounds) Gold Meda! Final individual standings 1. Arkadiusz Skrzypaszek, Poland, 5,559 points; 2. Attila Mizser, Hungary, 5,446; 3 Edouard Zenovka, Unified Team, 5,361; 4. Ar atoll Starostine, Unified Team, 5,347, § Roberto Bomprezzi, Italy, 5,326; 6. Hakan N rebrink, Sweden, 5,321; 7. Marian Gheorgne Romania, 5,293; 8. Graham Brooknouse, Bri! ain, 5,292; 9. Michael Gostigian, Newtor Square, Pa., 5,275; 10. Dariusz Gordziak, P land, 5,254; 11. Sebastien Deleigne, France 5,251; 12. Carlo Massullo, Italy, 5,250; 13. Rict ard Phelps, Britain, 5,246; 14. Petr Blaze Crechosiovakia, 5,239; 15. Gintaras Staskev cius, Lithuania, 5,234, Other Americans and Canadians 20. Rob Stull, Austin, Texas, 5,204; 25. James Pool A ?-™- Friday Summer Olympics: Coverage from Barcelona (KSL 1160 AM), 10 a.m. Borislavov Lozanov, Deyan Khristov Kolev), 566.800; 11. Switzerland (Michael Engeler, Daniel Giubellini, Oliver Grimm, Flavio Rota Erich Wanner, Markus Paul Mueller), 563.225 12. Britain (Neil Thomas, James May, Terry Bartlett, David Cox, Marvin Campbell, Paul Bowler), 558.100 Haley, Lake City, Fla., 5,170; 43, MEN'S BASKETBALL AM), 8:30 8-15, 15-13) GYMNASTICS (Top four advance to medal round) Wednesday ’s results San Diego at Los Wednesday’s resutts Unified Team 3, Spain 0 (15-3, 15-0, 15-3) Japan 3, United States 2 (13-15, 15-11, 15-12 Sunday’s games WoL Pts. 40 8 31 6 a 6 301 6 2 2 4 1 3 2 04 0 04 0 Baseball: angeles (KOOL 80 Brazil Cuba China Netherlands South Korea vs. Netheriands, 8 a.m. New Zealand vs. Britain, 9:30 a.m. Canada vs. Germany, 10 a.m. Spain vs. Australia, noon. BASEBALL ~~), Women’s 100 butterfly Medal finals Men’s springboard 1. Mark Lenzi, Fredericksourg, Va., 676.530 points; 2. Tan Liangde, China, 645.570; 3. Dmitri Saoutine, Unified Team, 627.780; 4. Michael Murphy, Australia, 611.970; 5. Kent Monroe Ferguson, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 609.120; 6. Jorge Mondragon Vazquez, Mexico, 604.140; 7. Edwin Jongejans, Netherlands, 581.400; 8. Valeri Statsenko, Unified Team, 577.920; 9. Joakim Andersson, Sweden, 562.740; 10. Albin Killat, Germany, 556.350; 11. Mark Rourke, Canada, 540.660; 12. Davide Lorenzini, Italy, 527.730. Britain 3, South Korea 1 Germany 1, Australia 0 Spain 2, Canada | Netherlands 2, New Zealand 0 SUMMER OLYMPICS &50 pm DIVING Netherlands South Korea Britain New Zealand Butte at Salt Lake at Salt Lake (KCNR 1320 AM), New Zealand, Men’‘s individual pursuit finals Chris Boardman, Britain, def. Jens Lehmann, Germany, overtaken. Final standings 1. Chris Boardman, Britain; 2. Jens Lehmann, Germany, overtaken; 3. Gary Anderson, New Zealand, 4:31.061; 4. Mark Lyle Kingsland, Australia, 4:32.716; 5. Philippe Er menault, France, 4:28.838; 6. Cedric Mathy, Belgium, 4:33.942; 7. Adolfo Alperi Plaza Spain, 4:34.760; 8. Ivan Beltrami, Italy, 4:36. oe 112 Wednesday ’s results Salt Lake 8, Butte 6, Ist game Salt Lake 9, Butte 6, 2nd game Lethbridge 5, Medicine Hat 2, 10 innings Helena 6, Idaho Falls 1 Billings 2, Great Falls 1 Thursday’s games Butte at Salt Lake Lethbridge at Medicine Hat Great Falls at Billings Helena at Idaho Falls Friday’s games Great Falls at Medicine Hat Helena at Idaho Falls Billings at Lethbridge Cuba Japan Taiwan United States Puerto Rico Dominican Republic Spain Italy SES UNITED STATES 111, GERMANY 68 W L T GF GA Pts. Helena (Brewers) Salt Lake (Independent) 1% Radio Tonight Pool A 8 12 14 Greene) T=3:15. A~ 36,554 New York 1000 Hickersonp Leonard rf Northern Division ~«°0 103 T. Wilson p Totals Billings (Reds) DP Atlanta 2. LOB — Houston 10, Atlanta 9. 2B — Caminiti (18), Servais (6), Lemke 2 (6). HR — Bagweil (12), Pendleton (14). SB — Nixon 2 (22). SF — Glavine. 1 2 Bivieven pitched to 2 batters in the 6th HBP 71 ~«7 Nixoncf §120 5021 4111 0000 4011 2000 3010 0000 0000 3000 0000 1000 0000 1010 Zu 10 35393 SO 7 2 Frey 2) 1°71 1 0000 Feider ph 1000 J.Brantleyp 0000 Thompson2d 4000 W.Clark Ib 4110 Jamest 4011 Snyder rf 4010 Ma. Williams3b4 010 Baileyc 0000 Coibertc 3000 Uribess 2000 344696 San Francisco T. Wilson (L 6-11) Hickerson M. Jackson Righetti J. Brantley R. Martinez pitched to WP — Hickerson. T ~ 2:56, A — 28,147. 1 Atlanta abrhbi Finley ct WP — 3113 0000 4220 4010 3122 3001 4010 0000 0000 0000 Butte (Rangers) Houston $— Turner, Seattie Fisher (W 1-0) DeLucia California Bivieven (L 4-5) Crim 1 ] 2 1230 11-32 Neagle MARINERS 8, ANGELS 0 H 2) 32 curs T—3:01. A—39,076. abrhbi abrhbi Downing dh 4110 Boggs 3b 3110 Rodriguezdh 0000 Hatcher if 4110 Petrallic 3.110 Plantier dh 4120 Palmeiro 1b §122 M.Vaughn ib 4110 Sierra rf §021 Zupcic rf 4000 Ju. Gonzalezcf 4001 J. Reed 2b 4121 Reimer if 3.110 Winninghamcf 4110 Palmer 3b 4000 Penac 3022 Thon ss 3000 Valentiness 3000 Huson ss 1000 Newman 2b 3120 Fariss 2b 1011 Totals 365105 Totals 336103 Texas 102 000 110-5 Boston 200 013 00x—6 E —Sierra (6), Newman (3), Boggs (12). OP— Texas 2, Boston 1. LOB — Texas 9, Boston 4. 2B — Plantier (17), J. Reed (22), Pena 2 (13). 3B —Fariss (1), Boggs (3). HR —Palmeiro (12). SB —Sierra (11), Newman (8) _ Juan eee RER BB SO Texas Burns (L 2-4) 5138 6 4 1 2 Rogers 1232 0 0 0 0 Nunez 1 0000 1 Boston Clemens (W 11-7) 6137 4 43 7 Fossas 331 0001 Harris 113-2 1°17 ~=«21 ~«°0 Reardon (S 21) | 0000 1 WP — Burns. T=3:11. A—3),587 IP 0000 A. Pena (S 12) RED SOX 6, RANGERS 5 Calitornia | BRAVES 5, ASTROS 3 Oakland Stewart 62-312 3 0 Parrett (W 7-0) 11-362 1 1 0 Eckersley (S 33) 1 0000 Minnesota Krueger 8 42 0 4 Aguilera (L 1-5) 1 3 3 3 WP — Parrett, Krueger, Aguilera T—3:15. A— 42,786. Texas RER BB SO Curcicun T=-3:19. A— 26,741. RER BB SO Righettip 2B —W. Clark (24), Matt Williams (7). HR — Karros (15), C. Hernandez (2). SF —D. Hansen. ip H RER BB SO Los Angeles R. Martinez (W 6-8) 7 1 1 J. Howell 2 0 0 Candelaria 1 0 0 0 0 McDowell 1 WP — Seminara. abrhbi abrhbi Fox rt 5123 Knoblauch2b 5131 Lansford 3b 4110 Mack If 4031 Canseco dh 5000 Bushph 1000 McGwire Ib 3100 Puckett cf 5110 Steinbach c 4011 C. Davis dh 5010 W. Wilson cf 4011 P. Munoz rf 402) Ready If 3000 Harperc 4120 Browne 2b 1110 Larkin Ib 4010 Bordick 2b 2000 Pagliaruio3p 4110 Baines ph 1010 Gagness 4000 G. Nelson pr 0100 Quirk 3b 0000 Weiss ss 1000 R. Hendersonif 2000 Totals 35575 Totals 404143 Oakland 200 000 003-5 Minnesota 11} 000 010-4 E —Bordick (14), Pagliarulo (2). LOB — Oakland 7, Minnesota 9. 2B —W. Wilson (12), Knoblauch (15). 3B — Mack (5). HR — Fox (2). SB ~ Fox 2 (2), Lansford (5), CS — Puckett (5) H H 1253 2) M. Maddux Rodriguez T. Scott Minnesota 5110 E —James (2). DP—Los Angeles 1, San Fran- 357117 4 D. Henry ATHLETICS 5, TWINS 4 Oakland IP Foster 1 3 ~«71 «0 71 2 0 0 Burke Sharperson2b abrhbi McGee cf 3000 M.Jacksonp 0000 San Francisco 000 101 010-3 Cincinnati Bolton (L 1-1) SO Offerman ss Butler cf KN . “h * Pl . — Sports talk: “Sports Talk 23. 3-point goals — United States 5-16 (Bird 3-7, San Francisco abrhbi 5000 3110 cisco 1. LOB—Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 6. Sheffield (23), Santiago (12). 3B —Braggs (1). RER Los Angeles Totals Los Angeles Seminara (2). DP — San Diego 1. LOB — Cincinnati 10, San Diego 9. 2B — Braggs (9), Fernandez (20), Baltimore Rhodes (W 3-0) 9 5 00 New York Kamieniecki (L 2-8) 7 8 4 4 Burke 0 2 2 1 Cadaret 1 000 Farr 1 000 Kamieniecki pitched to 1 batter in the 8th, pitched to 3 batters in the 8th, PB — Tackett. T ~— 2:48. A — 21,566. IP WHITE SOX 8, TIGERS 6 Chicago abrh bi 5010 3200 San Diego O11 100 31x—7 E—Doran (4), Fernandez (10), Stillwell (11), Orsulak (4). 4122 4020 0000 Jaha Ib Fernandezss Gwynnrf HR — Sheffield (19), Dr. Jackson (12), Stillwell (2). SB—Morris (6), Coles (1). CS—D. Martinez (6). INDIANS 4, BREWERS 3 Listach ss Seltzer 3b abrhbi 3010 5010 Cincinnati California at Texas, 6:35 p.m. Milwaukee Morris 1b Doran 2b Coles 3b Braggs If Oliver c Bolton p Foster p Branson ph Ruskin p D. Henry p Hammond p Roberts ph Totals Houston at Cincinnati, 5:35 p.m. Philadeiphia at Montreal, 5:35 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 5:35 p.m Chicago at New York, 5:40 p.m. San Diego at Los Angeles, 8:35 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 8:35 p.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 6:35 p.m. 7 3 | DODGERS6, GIANTS 1 Karros 1b Rodriguez If Websterrf Benzinger If C.Hernandezc D. Hansen3b R. Martinezp J. Howell p Candelariap McDowell p 10 | | All tmes MDT San Diego D. Martinezcf Larkin ss (Times MDT) (Gardner 9-8), 5:35 p.m. RER BB SO PADRES 7, REDS 3 Cincinnati THURSDAY’S GAMES Nee (Hough 4-6) at Detroit (Terrell 4-9), H Montreal De. Martinez (L 10-10) 81-3 6 4 4 3 St. Louis Tewksbury 8 4 1 13 Lee Smith (W 3-3) 1 000 0 HBP — by Dennis Martinez (Galarraga). 1 ~— 2:26. A— 28,495. NATIONAL LEAGUE WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 3 Baltimore 6, New York 0 Boston 6, Texas 5 ® Track and Field 100 m (M & W) # Rowing Semifinals —-O-—-W 44 (W), 4.x 100 m Medley Relay (M), 50 m Freestyle (Wy Militosian, Soviet Union, 342 bbs, Antonio, ESP®, 5:30 p.m Boxing: “Top Rank Boxing Open, USA, 2 p.m. Medley (M), 200 m Backstroke 342 Ibs. (155.0 kg.); Olympic record set: 1988-Isreal ng From m San. San SP0fts$70 talk: AM).“Sports 4 om.Journal” TOPS bowling: PGA golf: Greater Hartford = ® Cycling Track “SportsCentral” (KSL 1160 AM), 4 p.m pons Island Classic, ESPM. 2 & Volleyball USA = ¢ Swimming 200 m Butterfly (W}, 200 m Indix 7-3 2-8 2-8-2 z-5-5 3-7. Philadelphia | FRIDAY =e JULY 31 | — — 3¥2 4 4/2 Sports talk: . —” 8 p.m. @ Equestrian Final Three-Day Event (Jumping) @ Boxing Barrowman, United States, 2:11.48 50 §3 48 525 53 48 .525 49 51 .490 49 52 .485 48 52 .480 100 m Medley Relay (W), 1500 m and 50 m Freestyle (M) Old Olympic record: 1992-Mike Chicago ; Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago New York St. Louis (W), 100 m Backstroke (M), 4x Television o Boston 5 —TDOR 540 SCOOW 46 Butterfly (M), 200 m Indiv Madiey | —OwoHnN 54 All-Around (W) ® Swimming Finals 200 m o-cOowW Milwaukee 32-19 27-22 28-22 28-22 onnaeao Home Away Lost 1 Won 2 wean Streak z-4-6 2-5-5 wron—-—oF L10 — 3 O-—-—wrw GB wurn—oo™ Pet. 5909 560 oo-N uw tL 41 44 12:05am. W 59 56 ® Spenactinn Final indiv 10. :35 p.m, Toronto Baltimore 6 p.m. -10 p.m. 200 breaststroke: Mike Barrowman, United States 2:10.16 East Division Minnesota Programming on NBC Swimming-Men American League W 60 a | JULY 30) | OLYMPIC RECORDS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland July 30, 1992 58 Oleg Koutcherenkc cenzo Maenza, Italy Wilber Sanchez Amita, iz, Germany, Skrzrypaszek, Dariusz Gozdziak), 16,018 points; 2. Unifled Team (Anatoli Starostine, Omitri Svatkovski, Edouard Zenovka), 15,924; 3. Italy (Gianluca Tiberti, Cario Massullo, Roberto Bomprezzi), 15,760; 4. United States (Rob Stull, Austin, Texas; James Haley, Lake City, Fla.; Michael Gostigian, Newton Square, Pa.), 15,649; 5. Hungary (Laszlo Fabian, Altila Kainoki-Kis, Attila Mizser), 15,571) 6. Britain (Graham Raymond Brookhouse, Richard Phelps, DominicJ. Mahony), 15,571; 7. France (Joel Bouzou, Christophe Ruer, Sebastien De leigne), 15,441; 8. Sweden (Per Olov Daniels son, Hakan Norebrink, Per Nyavist), 15.426, 9 Crechosiovakia (Tomas Fleissner, Jirl Proko pius, Petr Biazek), 15,002; 10. Mexico (Alberto Felix Miranda, Josue ivan Ortega Enriquez, Aleiandro R. Yrizar Barranco), 14,934; 1) Germany (Dirk Knappheide, VUirich Andreas Crermak, PawelOlszewsk!), 14.931; 12. Spain (Jesus Centeno Moyer, Leopoldo Centeno Mover, Carios Lerin), 14,860; 13. Korea (Lee Young Chan, Kim In Ho, Kim Myung Kun 14,716; 14, Egypt (Sharif Elerian, Mostata Ad am, Mohamed Abouelsouad), 14,517, 16. Lith vania (Viadimiras Mocialovas, Gintaras Staskevicius, Tomas Narkus), 14,320, 16. Aus def. Vin Cuba, def. Fuat Yiid 5-0 Fitth = ta Dascales ania, Simkhan Asil, iran, abandone Seventh place Lars Ronningen, Norway, dav, India, abandoned det det. Reza Pappu Ya Ninth place Masanori Ohast Japan, Hassoun, Syria, abandoned det. Mohamad 74 Kg (163 pounds) lan Blair Soeliner, Canada, 4,945; 59. Laurie Shong Canada, 4,579 Final team standings 1, Poland (Maciej Czyzowicz, Arkadiusz fied Team, Bronze Medal Gold Medal Mnatsakan iskandarian, Unified Team, det Jozet Tracz, Poland, 6-3 Bronze Medal Torbioern Kornbakk, Sweden, def. Nestor Aimanza Ba Cuba, 5-1 Fitth place Yvon Riemer Austria, 12-0, Fran e, def. Anton Marchi supe Seventh ‘place Jarosiav Zema rechosiovakia, def. Dobdri Marinov Ivanov. Bulgaria, abandoned Ninth piace Canada, det. Karlo Kasap, Erhan Baici, Turkey, 2°0 130 Keo (287 pounds) Gold Medal Alexandre Kareline, Unified Team, det, To mas Johansson, Sweden, 6°0, touch Bronze loan Grigoras, Romania, def. Laszio Kiauz, Hungary, 1°0 Fifth place Andrew Mark Borodow, Canada, det, Tian Lei, China, 12°0, superiority Seventh place Juha Matti Ahokas, Finiand, Pikilidis, Greece, Jerty 1-0 Ninth place Choromanski, Radakovic, deft Panagiotis Yugosiavia, Poland, 4? def. Milan |
