Show - 7 - :r r: Vzve 411 take Tribune Wednesday July The Salt : 11 1990 Pioneer Days Tournament to Open 1Vithout Hctymond riage with Page Brake ended in a divorce this season He is now a teaching coach for the team Page Brake No way do you figure that a divorce like this would happen on an amateur level There isn't any pay involved Egos are But they are fragile on any level And apparently Haymond didn't win any popularity contests with his players The reviews came in quickly "To a man on our team there isn't one person that doesn't respect Wes as a person or for what he has done for the team" said a Page Brake player "But we weren't growing as a team "The atmosphere for a winning club wasn't conducive We weren't executing Since the Pattison Tribune Correspondent Wes Haymond's heart will be with the Page Brake team at this weekend's Pioneer Days lastpitch softball tournament But he won't By Dan be Ilaymond who coached Page Brake for the last 12 years will be absent from the third-bas- e coach's box Friday night when Page Brake meets defending ASA and ISC world champion Penn Corp of Sioux City Iowa in its Pioneers Days opener at the Cottonwood at Complex 7 pm Despite guiding Page Brake to a top 12 finish six times in world softball tournaments in his dozen years as coach Raymond's mar - AVilander Returns Wins After - Sweden (AP) — Just as suddenly as he dropped out of sight Mats Wilander is back on the tennis court Playing competitively for the first time in five months Wilander defeaton Tuesed Johan Anderson day in the Swedish Open "It's flirt to be back again but please give me some time" said Wilander ranked No 1 two years ago and now 29th on the computer after his layoff "I've only got five days training in five months I expect the next few weeks to be up and down" Wilander's return occurred two g days after fellow Swede Stefan defeated Boris Becker for the Wimbledon championship Wilander who The blames lack of desire and fatigue for his tennis absence made his return here "because everything started here I played here as a kid and also in 6-- 3 6-- 0 junior tournaments" He is a three-tim- winner of this event Wilander became the world's 1t 'Ilk' ' X t- - 6-- - W New York 37 36 30 36 38 42 44 45 44 50 WEST Oakland W 51 L 31 Chicago 48 43 30 41 Milwaukee Seattle California KC 561 — 3-- 7 553 488 482 12 6-- 4 6 5-- 5 612 6-- 4 451 9 450 375 15 Pet GB 622 — I 615 9 512 488 11 482 1112 476 12 444 1412 43 43 44 45 40 40 36 Texas e Chicago St Louis WEST Cincinnati SanFran W 37 Diego Atlanta 33 33 —Houston is ' 37 41 49 48 L 29 39 43 43 47 50 50 44 39 LA San 31 28-1- 3 18-2- 3 26-2- 3 21-1- 17-2- 2 W1 22-2- 2 5-- W2 14-2- 0 23-2- 5 3-- 7 WI 20-2- 1 16-2- 3-- 7 Li 16-2- 1 14-2- 9 Convex N ClAhken Bel Galley Puckell ii d d lAcGweie i- No gams scheduled 01:4:- ' Strk WI Home 3000 2000 2020 1000 4000 2000 2000 2000 1010 2000 1000 3120 0000 1000 0000 0000 1000 0000 1110 0000 1000 0000 3012 30-1- 7 5-- 5 L2 27-2- 0 21-1- 0 7-- 3 WI 20-2- 1 23-2- 0 4-- 6 Li 19-2- 0 22-2- 3 lb Tg Away 21-1- 4 Welch p Jacoby ph Slab p AiliToo 2h Teak NATIONAL WI 21-2- 0 19-2- 3 7-- 3 W4 22-2- 2 18-2- 2 6-- 4 Li 22-2- 1 14-2- 4 obrhbi 4010 3000 1000 3010 0000 0000 1000 2000 0000 2000 2000 1000 2000 0000 0000 0000 1000 2000 1000 1000 0000 1000 0000 0000 0000 0000 2000 d Wised ?o Sodberg Woo 2b WOot ib Web p Aolinca p Weans ph Michel I Yob p eialloch 3b Da('lf ol° S'O' DSrolth p aIT4$yp Dlobte p Bonito 113 SOOICO C Olson c °Smith ta Mery p Bonds it Mnsling p p 1644to bh IIMonz es Dunstan is Home WI WI 8-- 2 Away 23-1- 0 26-2- 2 29-1- 4 18-1- 7 5-- 5 Li 26-1- 7 21-2- 0 5-- 5 W1 23-2- 0 16-2- 1 5-- 5 L3 15-2- 3 21-2- 6 16-2- 5 19-2- 3 WI LI 0 Strk 5-- 5 Home Li 5-- 5 Li Li 4-- 6 8 25-2- 1 Li WI 2-- 8 NIS 01 Nuked Among Wore 2 DM0itz I 21-1- 8 Von I 14-2- 2 etnitv 21-2- 6 16-1- 7 17-2- 3 16-2- 4 22-1- 7 11-3- 3 Dtbie 0 ::" Woke W rDclanNctihil 1 IA Groot Fob Mogi Heieno 15 12 -- ilreds) (likNers) MeOrcine 9 S lia iNsteAhl 7 10 14 7 12 10 9 9 4 10 15 (nctifndoel We Games Son Lilo lisrwrto 0 2 i L 2 19 Not Modyrne lion° Pits tnr4Gre Cry34 Pd 709 es — 632 3 4i4 8 163 Drnesso luile (Pongee' Solt Loss (ly ihd) Idaho Ids Nays) Gam Car k- t 4 P32 526 474 211 i 0 I i110) Susedeses Games No Gams Scnictond Wednesday's Marna Wa)gs al Oro) fOts Sort tore rii Istosiols Swoons) ol Goe Csy kilo al Goo Fob - '- ' 1 This Date In Baseball 1967 —Ice( Pe4ez's norm vi ce Core HUnler mho il5ri rrev goee the Teilkth League 0 en Woe ir bib longue game in 40 Sky woof The met was owed In Coieuho s hewn 5ourikffn Nolcr Pvcrt of he Notehn Mime be cone th prictei in Mori! 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(4) and V644wd Spereet nil ArcyrOula (H) Mine (H) Snap (6) HITZl'no DO 01n9hom (H) 1110c4461 11 Omni mni Mime 43 pm at Great Falls 7 pm at Santa Battiaro 6 pm pm Jo(1J) Automotive League Holladay 7 firgicnd 1 Dons 44 Concenood nest Jorckin 4 Granger 0 Gran 12 East 3 Mewl le Jorc1an Union 17 18cocls Cron 4 ViestITION 10 Bountiful 4 knencan Fork 9 Orinn Keans 14 Judge 2 Bingham 18 kryntsnlie 12 Orern 11 Bognion 5 Golf: The 10th Annual Vernal Golf Classic attract professionals to competition Friday through Sunday Henry White will be back to defend his title in the $50000 event The prize money includes a car that will be given away to a golfer who scores a hole-in-on- e on the 9th hole of the Dina land Golf Course Their are still openings for professionals and amateurs Anyone interested in entering should contact Kent McCurdy at the Dina land course 781- 1428 The pro-aportion will tee off at 7:30 am Friday with an afternoon session at 1 pm The amateurs begin tournament play Saturday and Sunday at 7 am and the pros play at 1 pm each day Colt pi Jorckin East 5 Cache Vale 4 SW Vailey 8 SW Valley 8 itilmew 13 Mt WrympOus 2 SA Vattey So 'Wow Baseball: Former major-leagu- e pitcher Don Bessent who played in the World Series for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1955 and fast-foo1956 died in the parking lot of a restaurant in Jacksonville Fla while the manager threatened to fire employees if they called for help Bessent died of alcohol poisoning and had a blood-alcohlevel of 035 at the time of death Su be Ruth e O7wracili3si Al Roam Veinal e Roosevelt 4 We Jordan Nanonal 12 Vend 2 West Jordan s ddrirson ata WI advalize to Ine Stale WM:1MM 01 Jordan Vallov Hole Sport look and amateurs Baseball Pony League A t two Jawlow Sato -7 n Football: Art Schlichter quarterback of the Detroit Drive was named player of the week in the Arena Football League He threw seven touchdowns in Detroit's 50-2win over the New York Fire-bird- s last week Hockey: The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Frank Anzalone as bead coach of the Newmarket Saints their affiliate in the American Hockey League Anzalone a New York native: recently finished his seventh full season as head coach of the Lake Superior State University Olympics: In an effort to bring the 2000 Olympic Games to Berlin a West Berlin official was named head of an "Olympics bureau" to jointly represent East and West Berlin The decision to create the panel concluded months of effort to coordinate the separate campaigns that have recently emerged in both halves of th city Soccer: English soccer teams may return to European club con: petition this fall after being banned for five j'ears because of their violent fans However UEFA European soccer's OA governing body said the ban will apply to the Liverpool club for three more years because of its fans' involvement in a 1985 incident in Belgium in One A Cameroonian which 39 people died witchdoctor has claimed that someone cast a spell on the ball that was used in his country's 3- 2 quarterf mat- defeat in the World Cup to England Onomo Dismas witch doctor who traveled with the national team to a Italy said "bad spirits" were against the team after the ball was changed with Cameroon leading woofs Skate Lott bar yon21i1 It Sterttoyt 7 17 Phoenix Suns in Tokyo Also included is a stopover in Hong Kong The entire trip — four nights in Hong Kong and three in Tokyo — will be from Oct 27 to Nov 4 Air fare hotels and meals is included For more information contact Barbara Pulsipher at MorrisAsh Mr Foster ) The NBA filed suit with the Court of Appeals asking the court to uphold the validity of the Brian Shaw's contract with the Boston Celtics Shaw the Celtics 1988 No 1 draft pick who signed a five-yea- r $62 million contract before deciding to play for Italy's II Messaggero last season agreed to return to Bos1990-9ton for the season Shaw a guard later changed his mind again saying he preferred to stay in Rome for in another year order to become a free agent in the NBA in 1991 5 Mot 4oldar 261 200 00 5 10 0 Paigh1on 400 000 11 6 6 3 West Jordan Cana Gunnel (8) arcl Dom Arnold M Marti 26 nez (5) dna Reid (3cLasoem 384 (bect (B) (W4 KI) 1111eMen Ni Itetus pm at Great Falls TUE: - 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' ' 10hi:''''''''llibi011e :' - Galen n 6092l 3b Home Away National League I Pet GB LIO Strk W 0 4 r t''''-- ' - Lim EAST Pittsburgh New York Montreal Philly 462—--- '' 4 : v elidisn Li Li 5-- 5 e ' ' PANIMUI Thursdays Games Chicago at New York 7:30 pm Minnesota at Banknote 7:35 pm Kansas City at Boston 7:35 pm Texas at Detroit 7:35 pm Milwaukee at Oakland 10:IX pm Cleveland at SeaMe 1005 pm Toronto at Caktomia 1015 pm ''''i t 0 o fioe ' s' ' A American 2 National 0 Wednesdays Games - ' 'yNk first-stag- Ed-ber- g L4 Lb 0 4w le oS I'q L Italian Claudio Chiappucci took over second place 50 seconds off the Frenchman's pace Holland's Frans Ittlaassen dropped one notch into fourth place 2:27 behind Alcala held fifth place and moved to within 7:02 of the leader Le Mond broke through the finish barrier with a 10th-plac- e Tuesday ending the day 9:52 behind Pensec his teammate on the Z team Despite his gain in time the de: fending champion dropped to eighth place overall behind Ampler and Swiss rider Guido Winterberg sixth and seventh respectively With Pensec in the lead the situation for the Z team becomes somewhat confused since up to now its principal aim has been to protect its star LeMond But LeMond brushed- aside any conflict saying "I think this is great for Ronan He's riding well better than I am:I don't feel that I'm at 100 ST GERVAIS-MONBLANC France (UPI) — Frenchman Ronan Pensec climbed into the overall lead Tuesday in the 77th Tour de France powering past a faltering Steve Bauer in the first of two difficult stages in the Alps Another Frenchman Thierry Claveyrolet won the stage in a breakaway escaping several pursuers over three steep climbs up to 5300 feet Claveyrolet crossed the finish line at an altitude of 4600 feet after pedaling the 74 miles in three hours 24 minutes 31 seconds nearly two minutes ahead of East German Uwe Ampler and Frenchman Char ly Mottet his closest pursuers Bauer a Canadian rider for the 7- Eleven team who had held the overall e lead since a breakaway with Pensec and two other riders fell behind the key group in the final climb at St Gervais and finished in a small group 4:07 behind Claveyrolet More importantly Bauer lost more than a minute to key rivals like American Greg Le Mond Mexican Raul Alcala Spaniard Pedro Delgado and Pensec who wrested the symbolic yellow jersey with the best overall time after 10 stages Bauer who began the stage with a lead dropped into third place overall 1:21 behind Pensec 6-- Milwaukee (RRobinsan 2:35 pm at CNciago (McDowell 7:35 pm at Bottirnore (Milacki Kansas City (Filson at Minnesota (AAnderson 8:35 1:11Oakland (Sanderson nCalifornia (Abbott at Seattle (Hanson 1005 pm Only games scheduled - 7tti 1 - $ ('ce'') Pilo galls 'n' Drops: Lany H Milkar Toyota manager Butch to be able to use his pitchirg Latey is wandering it he is going ace Peter Meredith in the Pioneer Days Tournament this weekend Meredith injured his !ken in his pitching amn during the teams Cmoditm tow last week and he is listed as doubtkil And Mille( Toyota doesnl get any red in the tourament Ober Guanetia They draw the defending Pioneers Days champion This vnil be the 161t Bros their opening game at 9 pm Friday out as both year far the Pioneer Days Toumoment which started h Imminent Ws one of the top three h and a On Wednesday Gov irmtational tournaments in the nation Noirnan H Bangerter will proclaim Juty as softball month to the will Break Miller Toyota and Page play the New stale of Utah Zealand national team in exhibition games Wednesday and 6:30 pm Thursday New Zealand wifl play Miller Toyota at Wednesday and Page Brake at 8:30 pm T ' -- ok " L47 6-- 3 6-- top-rank- 9 41 41 Minnesota t t '' 1$ r ‘ 1P' 14 ee t zri rt— ) 6-- 2 7-- 6 American League GB L10 Strk L Pet 46 47 40 Toronto Cleveland Detroit Baltimore '4-'- 4: lw --AI 0-- ' ! g Pr''' Perez-- Baseball Expanded Standings (All Times MDT) EAST Boston 3 FA-- k- -0 - Tribune Sports Scoreboard Im - t oz - Roldan Opens But his career began to nosedive after that "Tennis wasn't fun any longer" said Wilander the second seed here behind Argentina's Guillermo Perez - '1 iA:-ci3--- "I didn't want to lose this match" said Wilander who trained last week wearing a glove because of blisters "I wanted to win every point But I'm grateful I was drawn to play a guy like Johan He plays the same clay court game as I do It makes it easier" d In other matches beat Swede Thomas Engvist 4 Uruguay's Diego Perez beat No 6 seed Paul Haarhuis of Hol6 and Uruguay's Marland celo Filippini beat Yugoslavia's Bru2 no Oresar 3 Anderson a semifinalist here last year said he never expected Wilander to play so well so early in his comeback "He fought really hard and wanted to win badly" said Anderson Wimbledon semifinalist Goran Ivanisevic of Yugoslavia withdrew because of an ankle injury and opted to skip the event player in 1988 after winning three of four Grand Slam events — the Australian French and US s ' ' - ‘ 4 t''''Ne - - t Now Wilander says his motivation is back first-roun- - l 5 Ed-ber- 4:- 4660- Roldan "I was mentally tired and was forced to take a break" Wilander appeared on his way back into the top 10 earlier this year when he reached the semifinals of the Australian Open But he decided to take a long break after losing to fellow Swede Jan Gunnarsson in the first round at Indian Wells Calif on Feb BASTAD t price" Pensee Takes Lead In Tour de France $44t ' - Layoff h : v :: 4 5 Five-Mont- change the team is more relaxed and playing better We're more aggressive "But I think Wes can really help a young team like the Page 21 team and that team can really gain from his knowledge and experience in the game "It was a difficult decision for Carl Hansen the Page Brake owned But I also know that there were six or seven guys on the team that thought the change was necessary" Haymond has already made his impact on the Page 21 team which finished in a tie for second place in the Pioneer Days Class A tour : E expect to do well in the national tournaments I told them that they would have to make the decision They did They want to pay the nament last weekend "I not only love the game but the national Raymond competition"'said the 'Being released by the Page Brake majors team was a bitter pill for me to swallow That night that I was released I couldn't sleep "We don't get paid zip It's all free time But it's a lifestyle not only for me but my family We have taken our vacations around the world softball tournaments "But Denny Rose the Page 21 manager asked me if I would help him I told him and the team that I wouldn't help the team unless they were willing to put the time in to learn the game That was their decision "A team just can't play twice a week and Softball Notes I |