Show Pugs 10 —The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday Arty 15 1998 Hincapie pedals into second place Predators trade duo back to NY American moving up in Tour Bv LORIENT France (AP) — TVo lecoods is all that separates George Hincapie from the yelkm jacket in the Tour de Ranee The American cycling champion from Charlotte trailed Due Bo Hamburger in the overall standings after Tuesday's third stage in which a small group of riders broke away to gain an advantage over the main group Hincapie a member at the US Postal team was third on the day ' Hin-capi- e's le lands won the fourth and longest stage of the Tour de France today ud Stuart O'Grady of Australia took the overall lead in the cycling showcase O'Grady won two intermedi- ate sprints during the day to gain the leader's yellow jersey He is the second Australun to lead in the history of the race Phil Anderson had the yellow jersey during Tours in Record Continued from Page 8 Guerrouj eased some of the Olympic disappointment by endunbeaten ing Morceli's four-yestreak in the 1500 “I have a lot of respect for Morceli” said El Guerrouj who Also foe Detroit Red Wings Doug Brown who scored two goals in foe Stanley AP photo of Denmark right rides with George Hincapie of the US nine-mabreakaway in the third stage of the Tour de France Hamburger Is first ovoral and Hincapie second Hincapie was upset over the French and Germu on the holiday 19811982 1983 and 1985 The stage from Plouay to Cholet required 3 hours 43 minutes There was a fall in the middle of the pack around a tight comer leu than two miles from the finish eliminating a few of the top If Hincapie would have won the stage he would have gotten 20 bonus seconds enough to put 127-mi- le him first However he tired at the end “I cramped with about 10 kilometers to go I floated in the back sprinters Blijlevens won the sprint for his fourth individual stage victory Nicola Minali of Italy wu second and Ju Svorada of the Czech Republic wu third until my legs came back” he said “The FDJ guy (Jan) and Telekom guy (Heppoer) were sitting up all day" Hincapie said meaning they were not pushing when his mother complained he was coming home ditty all the time “but I'm still at foe beginning of my career There’s more I can do” The 100 world champion clocked a blistering 1075 to beat runner-u- p Chrystie Gaines by a full quarter-secon- d a lifetime in There’s little Marion Jones it seems Jones managed Tuesday's only double victory continuing her dominance of the 100 meters and later to then going out a beat a top field in the long jump half-ho- the dash Only two women — Florence Griffith-Joynwho owns the record of 1049 and Merlene Ottey — have ever run faster Jones herself ran a 1071 er cu't do ar switched from soccer to track Rangers ny Dutchman flies to wm CHOLET France (AP) — Jeroen Blijlcvens of the Nether- Two players drafted by the expansion Nashville Predators are headed back where they came from After much negotiation and speculation unrestricted free agent goalie Mike Richter will remain with the New York But he participated in die breakaway and got a second in one of the bonus sprints Hamburger got two wins and a third and gained 14 seconds compared to four to take the overall lead from him For the stage victory Germu Jens Heppoer held off Xavier Ju of Fhmce in a final sprint of the 1 leg south through Brit-tsfrom Roscoff to Lonent on Bo Hamburger the west coast of Ranee n during a 05-mi- ur Both foe Rangers and Maple Leafs called news conferences ' The Associated Presa earlier this season The American’s best long jump of 23 feet 8 34 inches easily game against Cup-clinchi- ng Washington The Rangers finally readied agreement late Tuesday with Richter who has played m New hard during die fast pace “With a sprint like that at the end it is different because everyone is so wasted except for those two other guys” Hincapie said York during all nine seasons of his NHL Richter wasn't protected by the Rangers in the June 26 That gave Hamburger the chance to get close enough to take foe overall lead The Tour de France tried to settle down after three hectic days and cme hectic night in Ireland Britain's Chris Boardmu won foe prologue and held the leader's yellow jersey for a day before crashing out in Monday's stage to expansion draft and was select- ed by Nashville On July 1 Richter became free to negotiate with any NHL team Just two days ago it appeared Richter would be playing elsewhere as foe Rangers looked to close negotiations with free-age- nt goalie Curtis Joseph But those talks hit a snag when Joseph's agent Don Meehan said he had an offer for more Cork beat 1995 world champion Fiona May who went 22-- 7 14 In other events Michael Johnson rebounded from just his sec- money from another team Richter who had expressed a desire to remain with New ond loss of the decade at 400 meters to win that race Svetlana Masterkova won the women’s 1500 in the year’s best time (3:5842) and veteran Frankie Fredericks beat world champion Maurice Greene in the 100 for the second time in a week York will reportedly get a four-yea- r deal worth between $54 million and $55 million a year Joseph has reportedly agreed to a four-yea- r $24 million deal with Toronto contingent on the Maple Leafs trading incumbent goalie Felix Botvin today Brown also was picked bv Nashville in the expansion draft when the Red Wings left him unpeou The!Predators gave him back in a trade receiving Czech Elite League player Petr Svkora a d pick in the 1999 third-roun- draft and another undetermined draft pick in either 1999 or 2000 Sykota a center was foe eighth-ranke- European in the d 1997 NHL Entry Draft and was Detroit's second choice 76th overall Brown 34 scored a 19 goals last season career-be“We’re excited I’m excited Our coaches are excited He played a very important rule in our winning the Stanley Clip” Red Wings general manager Ren Holland said “We're a better st team now than we were 24 horn ago without 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