Penn State golfer
named All-American
Penn State men's golfer Adam
Decker was named an honorable
mention All-American by the Golf
Coaches Association of America
last week.
The Nittany Lion senior, who was
the Big Ten Men's Golfer of the
Month in April, is the first Penn
State golfer to achieve All-Ameri
can honors since Gary Durbin in
1979.
Lions Byron Clift and Brad Kitts
ley were recognized as Academic
All-Americans by the Golf Coaches
Association.
Redskins cut former
Lion offensive lineman
WASHINGTON D.C. (AP) The
Washington Redskins released
offensive lineman Andre Johnson,
its first-round draft pick a year ago
on Sunday. The former Penn State
tackle was a second-team All-Big
Ten selection in 1995.
The release of Johnson, taken
30th overall last season, continued
a tradition of failed No. is with
Washington. He was inactive for 15
games last season and didn't play a
down.
Eagles acquire former
Penn State lineman
PHILADELPHIA (AP) The
Philadelphia Eagles acquired guard
Sean Love from the New York Jets
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Daily Trivia: Who won the 1996 National
League MVP?
East Division
W L
83 44
78 52
66 66
63 66
61 69
Central Division
W
67 60
65 65
64 66
52 75
52 77
West Division
W L
73 58
71 60
62 69
52 80
Monday's Games
Milwaukee 7, Texas 2
Detroit 7, Minnesota 6, 12 innings
Boston 9, Seattle 8
Only games scheduled
Yesterday's Games
N.Y. Yankees 18, Oakland 2
Kansas City 5, Baltimore 4
Chicago White Sox 8 Toronto 5
Minnesota 8, Detroit 2
Texas at Milwaukee, late
Cleveland at Anaheim, late -
Boston at Seattle, late
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
eleveland
MiliNaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Seattle
Anaheim
Texas
Oakland
Today's Games
Texas (Oliver 10-10) at Milwaukee (Woodard 3-2),
2:05 p.m
Boston (Saberhagen 0-1) at Seattle (Fassero 13-7),
6:35 p.m.
Kansas City (Appier 7-11) at Baltimore (Erickson
15-5), 7:35 p.m.
Chicago White Sox (Drabek 10-8) at Toronto
(Hentgen 13-8), 7:35 p.m.
Detroit (Moehler 8-9) at Minnesota (Tewksbury 4-
10), 8:05 p.m.
Cleveland (Wright 4-2) at Anaheim (Watson 11-7),
10:35 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (Irabu 4-2) at Oakland (Lorraine 2-0),
10:35 p.m.
Thursday's Games
Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 12:35 p.m
Kansas City at Baltimore, 3:05 p.m.
Anaheim at San Diego, 5:05 p.m.
Seattle at Colorado, 9:05 p.m.
Oakland at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m.
Texas at San Francisco, 10:05 p.m.
ague
National'
East Division
W
80 50
75 54
70 60
64 65
47 80
Central Division
W
69 61
67 65
59 71
58 71
53 78
West Division
W
73 59
72 59
62 70
62 70
Monday's Games
Cincinnati 7, Colorado 6, Ist game
Cincinnati 6, Colorado 4, 2nd game
Los Angeles 8, Pittsburgh 2, Ist game
Pittsburgh 4, Los Angeles 3, 2nd game
Philadelphia 10, San Diego 1, Ist game
Philadelphia 6, San Diego 4, 2nd game
San Francisco 7, N.Y. Mets 1
Chicago Cubs 3, Florida 1
Montreal 2, St. Louis 1
Only games scheduled
Yesterday's Games
Philadelphia 4, San Diego 2
Los Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 4
San Francisco 6, N.Y Mets 2
Atlanta 7, Houston 6 (11)
Florida 11 Chicago Cubs 0
Montreal 7 St. Louis 5
Cincinnati at Colorado, late
Atlanta
Florida
New York
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Colorado
San Diego
Today's Games
San Diego (Hamilton 10-4) at Philadelphia (Schilling
13-10), 1:05 p.m.
Adam Decker
named honorable mention All-
American
for past considerations on Friday.
In order to make room for the
Penn State graduate on the roster,
the Eagles placed quarterback Koy
Detmer on injured reserve with a
knee injury.
Love, 28, was released by Tampa
Bay on Wednesday, and claimed by
the Jets one day later.
Now entering his fourth NFL
season, the 6-foot-3, 305-pound
guard was originally drafted in the
10th round by Dallas in 1991.
Kafelnikov makes his
return to Open in style
NEW YORK (AP) Miffed at
being demoted in the seedings for
Los Angeles (Reyes 1-2) at Pittsburgh (Cooke 9-
12), 1:35 p.m.
San Francisco (Rueter 9-6) at N.Y. Mets
(Isringhausen 0-0), 1:40 p.m.
Florida (Brown 12-8) at Chicago Cubs (Clark 10-7),
2:20 p.m.
Cincinnati (Remlinger 6-5) at Colorado (Thomson 5-
8), 3:05 p.m.
Houston (Holt 8-9) at Atlanta (Maddux 17-3), 7:40
p.m.
Montreal (Hermanson 8-5) at St. Louis (Morris 9-8)
8:05 p.m.
Thursday's Games
Florida at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m.
Anaheim at San Diego, 5:05 p.m.
Houston at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m.
Montreal at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m.
Seattle at Colorado, 9:05 p.m.
Oakland at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m.
Texas at San Francisco, 10:05 p.m.
Pct. GB
654
600 6 1 / 2
500 19 1 / 2
488 21
469 231/2
Pct. GB
528
.500 3 1 / 2
492 4' /2
409 15
.403 16
-AL leaders
BATTING AVERAGE: F. Thomas, Chi .350; Jefferson,
Bos, 345; Justice, Clev .340; Ramirez, Clev .329;
Greer, Tex .328; W. Clark, Tex .326; E. Martinez, Sea
.325; Alomar, Clev .325; Vaughn, Bos .324; O'Neill,
N Y.. 322.
Pct. GB
557
.542 2
473 11
.394 211/
HOME RUNS: Grdfey, Sea 43; Martinez, NY 40 .
Thome, Clev 36; McGwire, Oak 34; Buhner, Sea 31;
Gonzalez, Tex 31; Palmeiro, Batt 29; F Thomas, Chi
29; 3 tied with 28.
RBIs: Martinez, NY 121; Griffey, Sea 120; Salmon,
Ana. 105; Gonzalez, Tex 102; F Thomas, Chi
102; O'Neill, NY 101; Clark, Det 98; Belle, Chi 97; E.
Martinez, Sea 93; Thome, Clev 91.
STOLEN BASES: Hunter, Det 62; Knoblauch, Minn
49; Nixon, Tor 47; Goodwin, KC-Tex 42; Vizquel, Clev
35; Durham, Chi 29; Rodriguez, Sea 26; Easley, Det
21; Erstad, Ana. 21; Garciaparra, Bos 20.
ERA: Clemens, Tor 1.80; Johnson, Sea 2.32; Cone,
N.Y. 2.82; Key, Batt 2.83; Thompson. Det 2.90;
Alvarez, Chi 3.03; Petite, N.Y. 3.08; Appier, KC
3.16; Mussina, Balt 3.20; Erickson, Batt 3.28.
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BATTING AVERAGE: Gwynn, SD .383; Walker, Col
.376; Lofton, Atl .350; Piazza, LA .349; Joyner, SD
.331; Alfonzo, NY .324; Grace, Chi .315.
HOME RUNS: Walker, Col 37; Bagwell, Hou 34;
Castilla, Col 33; Galarraga, Col 33; Bonds, SF 30;
Piazza, LA 29; Sosa, Chi 29; Hundley, NY 28;
Mondesi, LA 26.
RBIs: Galarraga, Col 115; Bagwell, Hou 108;
Gwynn, SD 103; Walker, Col 103; Sosa, Chi
101; Kent, SF 99; Bichette, Col 98; C. Jones, Atl 98;
Alou, Fla 95.
STOLEN BASES: D. Sanders, Cm 56; Womack, Pitt
46; DeShields, StL 43; Young, Col-LA 36; Biggio,
Hou 30; Henderson, SD 29; 0. Veras, SD 29
Dunston, Chi 28; Mondesi, LA 28; McCracken, Col
26.
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: Martinez, Mtl 1.61; Kite,
Hou 2.28; Maddux, Atl 2.39; Valdes, LA 2.67;
Brown, Fla 2.75; Neagle, Atl 2.83; Al. Benes, StL
2.89; Schilling, Phil 2.92; Reed, NY 2.98; Smoltz, Atl
2.98.
Pct. GB
615
.581 4 1 / 2
538 10
.496 15 1 / 2
365 31' /2
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1997 Nascar Winston Cup Standings
Through Goody's 500:
1 Mark Martin
2. Jeff Gordon
3. Dale Jarrett
4. Terry Labonte
5. Jeff Burton
6. Dale Earnhardt
7. Bobby Labonte
8. Ted Musgrave
9. Bill Elliott
10. Ricky Rudd
11. Jeremy Mayfield
12. Johnny Benson
13. Rusty Wallace
14. Ken Schrader
15. Emie Irvan
16. Michael Waltrip
17. Darrell Waltrip
18. Kyle Petty
19. Jimmy Spencer
20. Sterling Marlin
21. Bobby Hamilton
22. John Andretti
23. Ricky Craven
24. Steve Grissom
25. Ward Burton
Pct. GB
.531
.508 3
.454 10
.450 10h/
405 161/2
Pct.
.553
.550
.470
.470
Transactions
TEXAS RANGERS—PIaced LHP Eric Gunderson
on the 15-day disabled list. Purchased the contract
Courtesy of Penn State
BASEBALL
American League
the U.S. Open a year ago, third
seeded Yevgeny Kafelnikov opened
with a strong performance this
year.
Today, in opening the second day
of play at the new Arthur Ashe Sta
dium, the Russian put on display all
the talents that made his the No. 3
seed this year, the same as his com
puter ranking.
And when it was over, he was
into the second round with a 6-2, 6-
4, 7-6 (7-4) victory over Cristiano
Caratti of Italy.
No. 1 ranked Martina Hingis,
who is seeking her third Grand
Slam tournament title of the year,
easily captured her first-round
match, crushing Tami Jones of
Henderson, Nev., 6-0, 6-1 in 42 min
utes.
Hingis was joined in the winner's
circle by French Open champion
Iva Majoli, one of only two players
to beat Hingis this year.
Seeded fourth, Majoli upended
Catalina Cristea of Romania 6-3, 6-
2.
Third-seeded Jana Novotna beat
Spain's Virginia Ruano-Pascual 6-0,
6-4; No. 9 Mary Pierce advanced
with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over doubles
specialist Gigi Fernandez; No. 12
Mary Joe Fernandez beat Japan's
Naoko Kijimuta 6-2, 6-3; and
Meilen 111 of Porter Ranch, Calif.,
downed Jolene Watanabe of Arca
dia, Calif., 6-3, 7-5.
In men's play, No. 6 Alex Corret
ja eliminated Switzerland's Marc
Rosset 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 and 1996 Wim
bledon champion Richard Krajicek
defeated Zimbabwe's Wayne Black
6-4, 6-2, 6-2.
of LHP Bryan Eversgerd from Oklahoma City of the
American Association.
National League
ATLANTA BRAVES—PIaced P Mike Bielecki on
the 15-day disabled list. Recalled P Brad Clontz from
Richmond of the International League.
PITTSBURGH PlRATES—Recalled RHP Jose
Silva from Calgary of the PCL.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed LB Eddie Sutter
and CB Donovan Greer. Waived LB Lorenzo Styles
and DE Barry Mitchell. Signed T Jeremy Akers, CB
Tim Denton, TE Ed Smith and WR Kevin Thornal to
the practice squad.
BUFFALO BILLS: Signed DT Doug Brown, OL Billy
Conaty, WR Micthell Galloway, OL Mike Rockwood
and DB Sean Woodson to the developmental squad.
DALLAS COWBOYS—Released DL Leonard
Renfro.
GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed TE Kyle
Wachholtz, DB Randy Kinder, DB Joe Rowe and LB
Jon Hesse to the practice squad.
MIAMI DOLPHlNS—Released CB David Tate.
NEW YORK JETS—Signed WR Alonzo Johnson,
WR Ray Lucas, P Scott Player, RB Robert Farmer
and LB Chris Wing to the practice squad.
TENNESSEE OlLERS—Released C Hicham El-
Mashtoub. Signed CB Tomur Barnes. Signed TE
Tremayne Allen to the practice squad.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
NEW YORK RANGERS—Signed D Brent
Thompson.
TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Signed F Lowe
Deßrusk and 0 Viktor Ignatiev. Re-signed F Paul
Brosseau.
COLLEGE
APPALACHIAN STATE—Named Barbie Breedlove
women's basketball coach.
CANISIUS—Named Douglas Kohler women's
lacrosse coach.
PURDUE—Declared WR Ron Mason, OL Nick
Sweeney, RB Curtis Taylor and DB Willie Washington
academically ineligible.
SAINT ANSELM—Named John Paker men's
cross country coach.
Eastern Conference
W(S) L PTS GF GA
16(3) 9 42 54 42
14(3) 11 36 43 44
11(2) 14 29 33 34
12(4) 13 28 29 38
8(1) 15 22 29 41
DC United
Tampa Bay
Columbus
New England
Metrostars
Western Conference
W(S) L PTS GF GA
18(7) 7 40 56 41
13(2) 12 35 44 45
12(3) 13 30 46 43
10(2) 14 26 38 38
10(3) 16 24 49 54
Kansas City
Colorado
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Jose
Teams receive three points for a victory in regulation
and one point for a shootout win. Teams receive no
points for losses.
Golf
Tournaments Through Aug. 24
1. Tiger Woods
2. Justin Leonard
3. Steve Elkington
4. Ernie Els
5. Jim Furyk
6. Phil Mickelson
7. Brad Faxon
8. Greg Norman
9. Davis Love 11l
10. Jesper Pamevik
11. Mark O'Meara
12. Nick Price
13. Scott Hoch
14. Vijay Singh
15. Stuart Appleby
16. Tom Lehman
17. Mark Calcavecchia
18. Frank Nobilo
19. Paul Stankowski
20. Jeff Maggert
21. Scott McCarron
22. Tommy Tolles
23. Lee Janzen
24. John Cook
25. Tom Kite
26. Phil Blackmar
27. David Duval
28. Jett Sluman
29. Cohn Montgomerie
30. Billy Andrade
31. Loren Roberts
32. Steve Jones
33. Stewart Cink
34. Craig Stadler
35. Andrew Magee
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