Show w4ww004104rid''iow4P4'4w4s4040Oz404404waowwe"wavvtoP'wv11'4A"'ws44 I C2 0 The Salt Lake Tribune MORNINGBRIEFING Archie Williams Who Outran Racism At 1936 Berlin Olympics Dies at 78 Archie Williams a black run- mance in the 1936 Berlin Olympics helped foil Adolf Hitler's hopes of using the Games to showcase Aryan athletes has died at age 78 Williams suffered a heart attack at his Fairfax (Calif) home on Thursday and was pronounced dead at Mann General Hospital As the world watched the feats of Williams and other black athletes in the 1936 Games shattered Hitler's myths of Aryan superiority Williams won the race in 465 seconds Although teammate Jesse Owens captured much of the national spotlight by winning four gold medals Williams was a hero in his native Oakland In a 1981 interview with the 400-met- er Oakland Tribune Williams quipped about racism in America "As I recall when I came back home people asked me 'How did those dirty Nazis treat you?' To which I always replied 'Well over there at least we didn't have to ride in the back of the bus'" 0 Auto Racing: Ernie Irvan dusted a strong field of NASCAR cars Friday at Watkins Glen International Speedway in New York as he won the pole for Saturday's Fay's 150 Bush Grand National Emerson FittiSeries race Mansell off bumped Nigel paldi the provisional pole for Sunday's Budweiser-G- I Joe's 200 in Portland Ore with less than one minute remaining in Friday's opening round of qualifying O DD Bowling: Brian Voss went for the second consecutive round of match play Friday to continue to hold off Walter Ray Williams Jr for the lead at the $137500 Oregon Open D O D Baseball: The New York Yankees activated pitcher Jim Abbott off the disabled list Friday and Mike Witt on placed DL for the second time the The Baltimore this season Orioles placed ailing Brady Anderson who has the chicken pox disabled list Friday on the and called up outfielder Jeffrey Hammonds from Triple-- Roch6-- 2 right-hand- 15-da- er y 15-da- y A ester 00 O Basketball: South Sevier High School in Monroe Sevier County is currently accepting applications for the position of boys head basketball coach South Sevier school under next will be a year's new realignment system Contact Craig Mathie or Carol Rowley at the school for more information 2-- (527-465- ODD Tour de Cycling: Three-tim- e France winner Greg LeMond may miss this year's race if his unknown health problems don't clear up LeMond who will be 32 Saturday dropped out of the recent Tour of the South after falling more than 39 minutes behind on the first climb Ile was more than 212 hours behind in the Tour of Italy when he withdrew before the stage next-to-la- DD O Football: An arrest warrant was John issued for a Tibbs Jr of Boston in connection with last week's stabbings of two New England Patriots running back Leonard Russell and defensive end Tim Edwards outside a nightclub Tibbs is accused of two counts of assault with intent to murder and two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous A Pacific-1Confer weapon enee investigation has found 24 potential cases of misconduct involving the University of Washington football program the most serious involving boosters 0 D D Hockey: In the second phase of O the NIIL expansion draft after short stint with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks goaltender Glenn Healy found himself back in New York This time however it was with the Rangers In other trade action Friday the Rangers also acquired defenseman Doug Lidster from the Vancouver Canucks the Ottawa Senators nabbed defense man Dennis Vial from Anaheim and the Boston Bruins sent Andy Moog who ended the regular season as the NHL's hottest goalie to the Dallas Stars for goalie John Billy Smith disapCasey pointed last year realized a dream on Friday when he was one of four players named to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Quebec "I was beginning to wonder if I was good enough to make it" the former New York Islanders said after being named along with Steve Shutt Guy Lapointe and Edgar Laprade The St Louis Blues have signed head coach Bob Berry to a conseason tract through the 1995-9reportedly worth $300000 per season Berry will retain the title of assistant general manager and work with general manager Ron Caron on personnel moves Wayne Gretzky sued Nike Inc for $6 million on Friday alleging that the company backed out of an endorsement deal when he was sidelined with a back injury goal-tend- er 6 OD D Wrestling: Olympic champion Bruce Baumgartner won his second straight US Open Grand Prix freestyle wrestling tournament in New Jersey on Friday by pinning Andy Borodow of Canada class in 62 secin the onds In other American victories US Nationals champion Melvin Douglas of Mesa Ariz beat Dominic Black of Lexington Ky for 286-poun- d championship and Cary Kolat of State College Pa beat Troy Steiner of Iowa City Iowa at 13612 pounds Miami AD: Paul Dee the University of Miami's top lawyer was named Friday as the school's athletic director University president Edward T Foote II said the search committee contacted 18 candidates and interviewed several including University of Utah athletic director Chris Hill the 198-poun- d MIME OFF-It()A- Top Truck Drivers To Be Challenged At Ptice Stadium 13 Continued From C-- 1 4111111111111M1111 quickest one other time in the last three stops of the series "My focus has to be driving my race and not worry about being caught up in the championship pressures" Millen's strategy has resulted in two seconds two fourths and one seventh in the previous five stops The Salt Lake race has everybody guessing since the track has been designed for turning — mostly right turns instead of the conventional left off-camb- er turn "Morning practice runs will give all of us a better idea of what to expect" said Millen a former American Rally champion "Right now no one has an edge The only sure winners are the fans who will see a heckuva race" national Johnson a seven-time motocross champion and the winningest Super Cross rider seems to be enjoying his pursuit of Millen "My experience in motocross has taught me it's sometimes easier to chase than to be chased" added the veteran from Encinitas Calif Johnson echoed the sentiments of all the drivers in citing the "uniqueness" of the Rice layout "That banked sweeper turn at the north end of the stadium will certainly challenge our driving e Pon 1) STANI)INGS ln he MY Thorson Stadium Roang Senes going Vito Saturday rogtts selh rage ot the seo son at the Unnertry of Wins Rice ON Spinel Thick — 1 Rod Steen (loyatioL Newport Beach Colt 26a 2 Ric Jorreon (Chevrolet) Encinitas Cot 250 3 Rob PAOCCOLiVen (Fad) los Vegas 225: Roger Mears (Nrssan) Wrestled Cot 190 51von Stewart (Toyota) AMine Card 189 174 Walker Evans Roger Mears Jr (Nissan) &Penfield C (Dodge) Rmarade Cot 159 Donny Thompson (Ford) twine 101 la Evan Cool 141: Won Stewart (Dodge) Mumeta Evan (Jeep) Riverside Cott 24 Arti Spot WOW — 1 Tommy Cron (Jeep) San Diego 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Z Mapco 8 Cam Coot 222 3 Ryan Carlisle Lamy etorWs (Yamaha) 205 4 Am Hooey (Ycrootto) Chats(KowoscisuL WIXXISIef C sprth Colt 193 5 he Scot Myers (Kowasoin) Ranato Cordr va Cat and Robert Drew (tawaSaiuL Sin Valkey Colt bom 142 7 Crag Canoy Noronha) Sim COtmente Cot i26 8 Roy IDS: 9 KO° Lewis Crumb lkawasoin) BakeMed Lancaster Cat 96 10 Tony AMOradt)(KOWCISOKI)031 yOn taw Cult 76 Sn Cat la Wt Wt Wit all-tim- skills" Other top drivers in tonight's field include Tommy Croft of San Diego who's won three straight Even though they haven't finalized their NHL affiliation for next season the Salt Lake Golden Eagles are having an active summer New general manager Mike Forbes traveled to Quebec City Wednesday to observe the NIIL expansion draft He will be joined by Golden Eagles president Tim Howells for the International hockey League summer meetings Monday and Tuesday Forbes also has interest in selections during the weekend's amateur draft as he and how-ell- s a proposed player Lf filiation with the NHL New York Islanders Besides the players the Islanders may choose for as races in his Jeep in the Sport Utility class Jerry Whelchel of Mission Viejo Calif who's won once and took second twice in the Super 1600 dunebuggry division Greg George of Alta Loma Calif who's won three races this year and 21 in his career in the Super Lite class Mark Eharhardt of Hedemet Calif who's a fending champion in the ATV class and Shaun Ka los of Phoenix and Larry Brooks of El Cajon Calif who are waging a Yamaha point duel in the Ultra-cros- s motorcycle division two-tim- e 1 5 y 9 ' it -"- x c ctz PRESS CROMWELL Conn — Corey Pavin used precise iron shots and ideal morning conditions to shoot a 5- e under-pa- r lead mid65 Friday and take a Hartford Greater the Open way through Wind gusting to 20 mph Friday afternoon kept later starters from making a strong run at Pavin for two who completed 36 holes at 132 two-strok- s - 2' L''''''7 want tut - ' t: rA 11411 - 41 f i °''''" A '' C N ' ‘ 13 -s T1 44 'lir pr ''''re' It 11414 t 7 ' 1 '' '"'" ef ' r AI ' j ! c't9 :"'''' ' N c ( to ''''' ) ' i '1: The Associated Press First-roun- d Orem's Keith Clearwater encourages his putt to go Into the hole Friday at the Greater Hartford Open GREATER HARTFORD OPEN rrtion Greeter Hartford Open played on the 6820 Scores End:Natter the second 'woad the $I yorcl pa-- 70 lasnament Players Club al River after a 77 Corey PaVill Mike Springer Pavin who lost in a playoff to Billy Ray Brown two years ago at Hartford said he expected to be in con- 6965-1- CLEARWATIR 6641-1- 34 DAN FORSSAAN 69-1- 35 K Steve Lowery John Huston Ftiten Mem Bruce Fleisher Roger Marble Crag Stadler Mk Triplett Kerry Pony Lance Ten Nock Pnce 841Krabert tention "When I get on a course that I feel comfortable on and I happen to be on my game I expect to have a chance to win" he said Pavia who started on the 10th hole used a to get within five feet for birdie putts on the 10th and 16th holes a sand wedge to within 15 for birdie on 13 to within 10 feet for birdies and a and a on the 18th and ninth holes Pavin hasn't won on tour yet this year but has finishes in the last five weeks He was three top-1three back after two rounds of the US Open last week only to learn a difficult lesson in the third round "I learned not to shoot 75 in the third round" he said "1 probably tried to do a little too much out there in the third round Mental errors for me are the biggest kind of mistake I can make because I feel that's the strongest part of my game playing smart" 34 FrOrlk 7145-1- 36 Ikea 6770-1- 37 7167-1- 38 & Lamontagne Cato:avert:tea Mike Hulbert Rocco Meddle Brod RUM Morco DaiSSOn Trevor comer Cromwell 6773-1- 40 6842-1- 40 7170-1- 41 7140141 7071141 7 40 7347-1- 40 6773-1- 40 HMV Taylor 41 7368141 7170-1- 41 ' Tucker Dodds 44 7340-1- Brooks 111rn Simpson JC Anderson Bnan Hervinger Skip Kendall Chamblee Jay Delong Wooland aNCII Dove ear Lon Hride Modoel Allen Wile Wood Peter Persons Baty Cheesrnan Bruce Zabrolu 7073-1- 43 7173-1- 44 7371-- 144 John Rom 7074-1- 44 Dennis Meer 6945-- 1" adV Sch'ene Ted Inito 7074-1- 44 Cad Cooper 6970-1Man Kamm 44 David Jackson Fated to Quality 7273-1- 45 Jain Hannay BOO WAIPET7 Mat 711'4-1- 43 Stray MO woi4i 7467-1- 7271-1- Mae DOVid 7149-1- Cam Dand Ogrin PH Hawn lit l Brodloy John Acorns eill Glosson Jimmy Johnston BoOOY Wodlons Am McGovern 141 7170-- kw!' INUTI Dents Wal9Dn Mod Wont Dolts love M MT 40 W4:KM Chris Greg Kroll Howard 'witty Joy Overton Ed Humenik Boon Cloor Hubert Green Bob Loh' Scott Gump Ed Roe Gene Soueos Bob &Oat 7070-1- Tewell QIN Maecir Dudley Hod pout Goyclos Dave peoge John Rh joho cook Kelly Gibson D Hammond Joe Storm JaY M 0 6-- Graf looked ruthless on the court or perhaps it was that Kelesi seemed so submissive "It's just that there is nothing I can do about it" Graf said oddly apologizing for being so good "I wish she would have played better because I know she can But she didn't "I don't enjoy winning I enjoy to play well but not to win like that" Graf is on a collision course in the quarters with Jennifer Capriati but first gets a chance to go for gold against American qualifier Meredith McGrath who beat Shaun Stafford Only one player in the Open' era Bill Scanlon has ever recorded a golden set much less a golden match Scanlon did it in 1983 in tournament in a 6-- Don Pooley Joey Sondelor pomck Burke Me Donald Doug 711e6-- 136 in Higniarods PRESS THE ASSOCIATED WIMBLEDON England — No one at Wimbledon has ever won a "golden match" — yielding not a but give Steffi Graf single point a little more time Nearly flawless and always rushing Graf gained her second double bagel in three matches this 0 week 0 in 35 minutes Friday over Helen Kelesi In reaching the round of 16 in a bid for a fifth Wimbledon title Graf dropped only six points in the first set and five in the second while winning 49 points overall 6-- r 12-ov- Graf Wins Easily But Doesn't Hie It - AD 418° II d ''''' -- sk A ''''' k 0 Tournament Players rounds over the 6280-yarClub at River Highlands "1 guarantee you the course was at least a couple shots harder in the afternoon" said Keith Clearwater who shot 68 to gain a share of second place at 6- under 134 with Mike Springer Springer who is recovering from a wrist injury also shot 65s and Bruce Fleisher who is at Friday one stroke off the course record Roger Maltbie and Craig Stadler had wind problems each shooting 71 to drop to Lanny Wadkins failed in an attempt to become the first repeat champion of the Greater Hartford Open champion shooting a 73 for 147 and missing the cut Hartford winner Paul Azinger was i :z' 01 it Two-tim- e 0 Gil-he- n 2 20-go- Smart Play Puts Pavin In Hartford Open Lead THE ASSOCIATED Salt Lake team scorer for the 1989-9MaAnother former Golden Eagle Paul coach head as of named Thursday cLean was was a right the IHL's Peoria RiVerMen He 1980-8Salt Lake team that winger for the won the Central Hockey League title – On the agenda at the JUL meetings is diviLas Vegas sion alignment The expansion Thunder will likely wind up in the Pacific Division with Salt Lake Phoenix and San Diego unless the league adopts an entirely new Governors and alignment The NIL Board of will also discuss the 1993- managers general 94 schedule and the playoffs signment to Salt Lake City Forbes will looking at available free agents The Golden Eagles expect to have the option of signing five to seven free agents to supplement the players assigned by their NHL affiliate During the first phase of the expansion draft four Eagles were picked The Florida Panthers chose defenseman Alexander Godynyuk who was with Salt Lake part or the 1991-9season and center Randy a scorer for Salt Lake in 1984-8The Anaheim Mighty Ducks tabbed tough-guleft winger Stu Grimson a Golden Eagle fiom 1987-8and left wing Tim Sweeney a 46 goal fine-tun- e 43 7570-1- 45 7273-1- 45 7273-1- 45 6778-1- 45 6-- 1 clay-cou- Schuctut Mike Ware 7469-1- Tim 43 rt RESULTS Mon Sin 91os Shed Round Pole Samna (I) lanpa Ha del 0110n Nadi &Maw" Andrew Foster Bream del Andrei Mowry Russo 6-3 65 re t Richard Mascek (9) Netherlands del Laurence Tele57 Wheel Stich (6) Germany dot MOR Nay Christi Van Rensburg South Alma 64 64 64 Andre Nam lel Rafter Australia 61 67174) 63 Poe las Vegas del Pahrk Kctda (il) Czech Republic del Dead Rcolaana Pcsalc Pals Calt 64 6 64 Boris Beater (41 Gamily del 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ASSOCIATED PRESS SOMERS POINT NJ — ley Hamlin knocked off the women's tour two years ago when she battled breast cancer shot a 67 Friday to share the first-roun- d lead in the $450000 ShopRite LPGA Classic Defending champion Palli and Brandie Burton also had 67s while Sherri Steinhauer was one shot off the lead with 36 holes to play at the Greate Bay Country Club Judy Dickinson had a chance to join the leaders but the final hole for a 69 leaving her tied with a group that included Jane Geddes the winner of the Oldsmobile Classic in Michigan earlier this month Meg Mallon one of four time winners on tour this year headlined the group at Anne-Mari- e double-bogeye- d 70 Rain Keeps Senior Golfers Hanging in Second Round SHOPRITE Scores round Cl Friday OM! the 4r4 fle 3450030 LISA lov Resod GleoPe THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cool"v DEARBORN Mich Jim Colbert and Rocky Thompson were in 139 the clubhouse at rnAnne Kise rik She'll Stewftuel Joon Rood( SteCOne MOM Geddes when a thunderstorm halted day's second round of the Senior Players Championship 71 Thompson shot a and Colbert matched par 72 An inch of rain fell in an hour on the TPC of Michigan golf course and two hours later officials decided they couldn't get the bunkers into playable condition in time to complete the round Thirty-ninplayers exactly half the field face a 6:30 am restart this morning to complete the second round When the horn sounded to halt Jim play Albus was after 13 holes and Bob Charles the other leadafter 12 holes er was Fri- 34'34-- 68 33'36-- 69 Da Arnmoccoone K"' :3'9 Akce Rtzmon 3634-- 70 iki4e2"In 33:33::77) Dole Eggeing caethonnD7Lmi bmeti MA Th"nDial 1ln° SFNIORS 3733-- 73 e wYcr 33:351: Sams Judi N Rtr3sW"ml Mose McGeorge 3325511 3536-- 71 rot7 71 first-roun- d Jam Odtodr '6cit'cl 3311747271 Monti° Fouiconec er Scores lay with part ol the second round ot $12 Ford Senior Players Championship played on the 6876yard Immanent Players Club of Mrchioan in Dearborn (Note 39 goiters were unable WI to complete the second FO(IVI due to thunderstorm") Rozky Thompson 6071-1- 39 Jrn Cdbert 6772-1- 39 7169-1- 40 tam Imo Mown Aoki Ray Boyd Jack Kiefer Bob Murphy Lady realer Wader lembriski CaveH4 Babe Hiskey Bob 811 Gelberoer Tom Wargo Don knuary Tonvny Aaron Desset Weaver Kemedy Harold Homing Arnold Palmer Mike HiN JCSnead Charles Coody Bed Yancey Bare Devlin Mike Joyce Dcie Douglass Meer Barber Lee IreVir10 6873-1- 41 7073-1- 43 7271-1- 43 7271-1- 43 7472-1- 46 7172-1- 46 7474-1- 48 7371-148 7271-148 7673-148 7471-149 7371-149 7574-1- 49 7971-1- 50 7674-1- 50 7773-1- 50 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTIC CITY NJ — By Sunday Alex Stewart will either be a heavyweight in line for a title shot or a former contender with a reputation of not winning the big one Stewart will mark his birthday by fighting a rematch with Evander IIolyfield tonight at the Convention Center "It's rare to get a second chance" Stewart said Actually it's a last chance for Stewart who was knocked out of the championship picture by Ho lyfield Nov 4 1989 Two fights after that victory Holyfield knocked out James "Buster" Douglas in the third round and won the title he held until being outpointed by Riddick Bowe last Nov 13 The Holyfield who retired briefly after the loss sees the fight as a step to a rematch with Bowe He is a favorite When they fought in 1989 Stewart then 24-- with 24 knockouts Holyfield won when the fight was stopped in the eighth round because of a bad cut over Stew 4-- 1 0 N Continued From ommmemnio Cl MOIMMNIiMEIMMMMOOM meet today at the Cottonwood Aquatic Center The meet has drawn teams from Idaho Wyoming Colorado Nevada California and throughout Utah In addition the Canadian team which has been undergoing elevation training at the Snowbird Resort and Cottonwood is attending There were plenty of good times Friday but nobody could claim more first prizes than Datheir three-da- y lonzo "She hasn't been swimming that long maybe two or three years" said her mother Linda "She just has natural ability" Swimming runs in the family IIer father used to swim and her sister Christy is one of the top swimmers at the University of the Pacific With that background and her medals already accumulating despite her young age Lindsay has big plans "I want to go to the Olympics It's not a joke It's one of my goals" Lindsay said That's big talk especially since Lindsay says she used to be afraid of water "But I took lessons and the person that taught me taught how to play games in the water" she said Now Lindsay is playing games with everyone else At least that's the case on this trip to Utah "I get first place most of the time but I've got tougher competition in California There's more people" she said Lindsay's Tiger swim team frequently travels to large meets Last year for example the team went to Edmonton Alberta for a meet in addition coming to Utah With travel being no problem that leaves just becoming adjusted to the elevation Stockton is only 300 or so feet above sea level 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