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SEATTLE ? Ken Behring saji
he's in Los Angeles to stay, but SeattJ
officials haven't given up hope of findir
a local buyer for the Seahawks.
King County Executive Gaiy Lock
confirmed Sunday night that tali
were continuing between Behring
people and a prospective buyer. Th
^ county filed a lawsuit Friday aft?
Behring announced he was movin
the team.
While the mayor of Anaheim i
to announce dans todav that won
provide the Seahawks with a trainir
site at Rams Park, a moving va
showed up at team headquarters ar
workers loaded it with exercis
equipment.
Behring has 10 years left on 11
Kingdome lease signed by th
Nordstrom family before it sold tl
franchise. Behring contends the lea
is no longer binding because it
supposed to guarantee a "first-cla
facility."
IOWA CITY, Iowa ? Hayden Fr
124-7345 in 17 seasons at Iowa, receiv*
a new contract Saturday that rui
through June 30,2000.
Fry, who will be 67 later th
month, has led the Hawkeyes to ]
bowl games and three Big Ten title
His previous contract was to expi
in 1998.<
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Woosnam won his second straig]
tournament Sunday, holing a 12-fc
birdie putt on the par-518th hole f
a one-stroke victory in the Heineki
Classic.
Woosnam, who ended a 16-mon
winless streak in last week's seaso
opening Johnnie Walker Classic
Singapore, had an 11-under 277 tot
on The Vines course. France's Jei
van de Velde and Ireland's Pa
McGinley also closed with 72s to t
for second.
British Open champion John Da
who began the round in a first-pla
tie with Woosnam, shot a 76 to tie 1
fifth at 281. The tournament was <
sanctioned by the PGA European To
and the Australasian PGA Tour.
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ot Sunday, edging Germany's Tatjana ^ ^
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al of Missoula, Mont., won his second
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seH stopped the bout. Barrera 12 rebounds 1
ed to 40-0 with his 30th
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Giovanni Andrade of Brazil vh^y at home this year, 1
)f the second round to retain y ,. ,
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- and pulled down 10 rebounds. Jeanette
,. , . Davis chipped in 8 points, seven
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H kHpH rebounds and four assists.
^e^jgth Seven Tigers scored at least 6 points
. , and nine players recorded an assist,
victory over Fof South CaroIinai three player3
, combined for 51 ofthe team's 57 points,
s raig .Starters Cindy Kelly, Donna Carr and
U ? "oLrmH Natalie Funderburk failed to score,
is registered Tjgerg (i6_3) pulled ahead early
.. , ' in the second half with a 13-6 run.
^ ?nS Amy Geren hit a 3-pointer at 13:34 to
age, poured pVe clemson a 49.35 lead
e of26finrn The Tigers padded theirTead to 63,
, 42 with nine minutes left, but South
^ i * S8!f Carolina closed to within 12 at the
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ell added 13 Clemson then scored the last six
iv j o i. points of the game as South Carolina
M8pomts went 0-for-6 in the final 3:26.
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Senior guard
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fimi| points Monday
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2. Louisiana Tech (2)
3. Connecticut (4)
4. Stanford (5)
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