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TENNIS
BCOMMACK, N.Y. MaliVai Washington
upset fifth-seeded Stefan Edberg
6-1,6-4, while Yevgeny Kafelnikov
of Russia, the top seed and defending
champion, routed Olivier
Delaitre of France 6-1,6-3 in the first
round of the tiamiet uup.
Third-seeded Marc Rosset of Switzerland
beat Martin Damm of the Czech
Republic 6-4,6-1; fourth-seeded Andrei
Medvedev of Ukraine defeated
Richey Reneberg 6-2,6-4; Michael
Joyce upset No. 6 Jacco Eltingh of
Netherlands 6-4,6-3; Karol Kucera
of Slovakia outlasted eighth-seeded
Jonas Etjorkman of Sweden 4-6,7-6
(7-4), 7-6 (7-4), and 19-year-old Maroelo
Rios of Chile downed Daniel Vacek
of the Czech Republic 7-5,6-4.
MAHWAH,N.J. Seventh-seeded
Lisa Raymond rallied past Andrea
Temesvari 7-5,6-2 in the opening
round of the Pathmark Classic.
In other matches, Kristi Boogert upset
eighth-seeded Helena Sukova 46,6-4,6-2;
No. 5 Iva Majoli downed
Anna Smnahnnvfl 4-fi 6-3. 6-4: Ai
Sugiyama outlasted Sabine Hack 62,4-6,6-1;
Nicole Bradtke defeated
Stephanie Rottier 6-4,6-7 (7-5), 6-2;
Sandra Cecchini downed Elena
Makarova 7-6 (7-5), 6-2; Sabine Appelmans
routed Patti O'Reilly 6-2,
6-0; Gigi Fernandez topped Nino
Louarsabishvili 6-1,6-4; and Marianne
Werdel-Witmeyer beat Asa
Carlsson 6-0,7-6 (7-3).
UMAG, Croatia (AP)?Top-seeded
Thomas Muster of Austria won
his first-round match at the $375,000
Croatia Open when Spain's Roberto
Carretero retired in the second set
*' with a pulled stomach muscle.
In other matches, Sweden's Magnus
Gustafsson defeated Goran Oresic
of Croatia 6-2,6-4; third-seeded Andrea
Gaudenzi of Italy downed Jiri
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Alberto Berasategui of
Spain beat countryman Carlos Moya
6-3,2-6,7-6(7-3).
Fourth-seeded Gilbert Schaller of
Austria defeated Hungarian Sandor
Noszaly 7-6 (7-1), 6-4; No. 7 Carlos
Costa ousted fellow Spaniard Marcos
Gorriz 7-5,7-6 (7-3), and Wojtek
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. Monica Seles
was seeded second at the U.S.
Open behind three-time women's
champion Steffi Graf, while defending
champion Andre Agassi was topseeded
in men's singles.
Graf is top-seeded for the eighth time,
tying the all-time mark of Helen Wills
Moody and Chris Evert.
Agassi is seeded No. 1 at the U.S.
Open for the first time. He becomes
the first player since John Newcombe
in 1967 to be seeded No. 1 at the Open
after being unseeded the year before.
Pete Sampras, a two-time winner, is
seeded second, followed by French
Open champion Thomas Muster of
Austria.
NBA
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Barkley filed a $4 million lawsuit
against Nikon, claiming the company
used an unauthorized photograph
of him in a prominent ad.
The Phoenix Sims forward contends
he never gave Nikon Inc. permission
to use his photograph to sell cameras.
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LARRY WILLIAMS Sports Editor
Before you all head to Athens for Carolina's
opener against the Georgia Bulldogs,
keep in mind that there have been
several rule changes by the NCAA which
will be implemented this season. Most
are minor, and mavbe one or two carry
any significance at all. If s probably just
a message from the NCAA rules committee
that life is pretty dang rough in
the Bahamas. Oh, by the way, playoff,
anyone?
Pylons Moved Back... Pylons at
the intersection of the end line and inbounds
lines ("hash marks") have been
moved back three feet behind the end
line. Big deal.
Jerseys? Home teams may wear
white jerseys when the teams have mutually
agreed before the season. Don't
be too surprised if the T)awgs come out
in white and Carolina enters clad in garnet...
I wouldn't bet on it, though.
Recoveries/Ball Spotting? The
ball will be awarded to Team B at the
spot where it was recovered after a Team
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kick between his five-yard line and the
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into the end zone, where the ball is declared
dead in Team Fs possession or it
goes out of bounds. The ball will be spot
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be a touchback Lefs say Georgia's Mike
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and USC's Terry Cousin picks it off at
the three yard line. Cousin's momentum
carries him into the end-zone. Last
year, this would have been a touchback.
With the new rule change, it would be
Carolina's ball at the three yard line.
Offsides Changes? Defensive players
will be penalized five yards for entering
the neutral zone and causing an
offensive lineman to immediately move
after the ball is ready for play and before
the span. This is pretty much cut
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Point After Touchdown Mandatory...
The try is mandatory after a
touchdown on the final play of the game
unless the team behind in the score leaves
the field. Folks, this is what the NCAA
rulemakers get paid the big bucks for.
Stopping the Clock?A player may
legally throw the ball to the ground to
stop the clock if the ball has not touched
the ground after the snap. And all along
I thought it was just coincidence that
this always occurred in the pros but never
in college football.
Starting the Clock- The clock will
be started on the snap after a delay foul
by a team in a scrimmage-kick formation.
Excuse me?
Removal of Helmets Now Penalized...
Players or replaced players
commit unsportsmanlike conduct if they
remove their helmets before they reach
the team area Exceptions; During team,
media or injury timeouts or for equipment
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taunting purposes. Next, they'll ban
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Tiebreaker for Bowls~. The rules
committee also approved the Special
Events Committee's request to allow the
use of the NCAA tiebreaker system in
postseason, bowl games. If the score is
tied after four quarters, each team will
have one possession at the opponents'
25 yard line with an opportunity to score.
A defensive score on the first possession
will end the game. This is probably the
only worthwhile rule change. They finally
figured that, in a National Championship,
a tie doesn't declare a National
Champion. Maybe this will lead to them
also realizing that the present day Bowl
"system" doesn't establish a clear-cut
champion, either.
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preseason college football pol, with first
place votes in parentheses
2. Nebraska (15)
3. Texas A&M (6)
4. Penn State (1)
5- FMda (6)
6. Auburn (2)
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8. Tennessee (1)
9. Notre Dame
10. Alabama
11* Miami
12. Ohio State
14, Michigan
15* Oklahoma
16. UCLA
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23. West Virginia
24. Virginia Tech
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