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8 BODYBUILDING ill Men's Fitness 1 'John Izzo 5'6H, 155 Women's Fitness illil Jamie Jacobin ; 5'3M, 123 11 Women's Bodybuilding | no entries Men's Bodybuilding !i| short class Joe Golob 1 5'6M, 145 medium Glass I *Harvey Cox S 5'8H, 165 tali class % Clark Roth rock 5'11", 160 Overall Winner Joe Golob sruHis BMtFS Associated rress HOCKEY DETROIT ? The Detroit Red Wings became the first team in NHL history to win 61 games in a season with a 5-3 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks. Paul Coffey scored two goals as the Red Wings rallied from a 31 second-period deficit to surpass the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens for most victories.< AUTO RACING NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. ?Terry Labonte assured himself of entering the NASCAR Winston Cup record books in style by capturing the pole for the First Union 400 at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Labonte needs only to take the green flag Sunday to tie the record for consecutive starts. Labonte, 39, has been in every Winston Cup event since January 1979, a span of 512 races. Seven-time Winston Cup champion Richard Petty started 513 in a row from 1971 to 1989. . Labonte turned a lap of 116.659 mph on the .625-mile oval. Elton Sawyer was a surprising second at 116.159 mph. LONG BEACH, Calif. - Gil de Ferran and Jimmy Vasser surpassed the track qualifying record in the opening round of qualifying for the Grand Prix of Long Beach. De Ferran led the way on the 1.59-mile, eight-turn street course with a lap of 109.482 mph. That broke the record of 109.066 set last April by Michael Andretti. Vasser, who has won two of the first three races this season and leads the point standings, was close behind at 109.310.< HVYTDAI I DALLAS ?Thejudgein Michael Irvin's drug possession case said the Dallas Cowboys star receiver better watch his mouth because he's close to violating a gag order. Judge Manny Alvarez said Irvin is "getting very close" to causing more trouble for himself by speaking generally about the case in several recent broadcast and print media interviews. Irvin was indicted April 1 on cnarges or reiony possession or four or more grams of cocaine, which is punishable by two to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. SEATTLE ?Lawyers for Seattle Seahawks owner Ken Behring and King County have agreed to keep in effect a court order that bars moving the franchise pending trial on Behring's attempt to relocate to the Los Angeles area. One condition was added ? any party that buys the team must also accept the Kingdome lease, which runs through 2005. The trial is scheduled to begin on May 28. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Jaguars signed St. Louis Rams cornerback Todd Lyght to an offer sheet. lne b-toot, lob-pound Lyght was designated a transition player by the Rams, giving them a week to match Jacksonville's offer. The first-round Rams draft pick has 11 interceptions and 303 tackles in five seasons. DENVER ? Glyn Milburn, the Denver Broncos' Pro Bowl return specialist, was traded to the Detroit Lions for second- and seventh-round selections in next week's NFL draft. Magic follow! ASSOCIATED PRESS i INGLEWOOD, Calif.-Magic Johnson, who recently criticized teammates for irresponsible behavior, was suspended for three games and fined $10,000 Monday for bumping a referee in the Los Angeles Lakers' game a day earlier. Johnson will sit out games at DAllas on Tuesday night, at San Antonio on Thursday night and at home against Minnesota on Saturday night. He will 1 l!^U. a- _1_.. Al 1 ue migiuie lu pia_y again ui me regumi season finale at Portland on Sunday I MM \m WSmmmrnM (actually, a t i I J Mm, . 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