Input: Wasim Akram c Knight b Hollioake 21

Wasim Akram

Knight

Hollioake


Input: Mushtaq Ahmed not out 14

Mushtaq Ahmed


Input: Saqlain Mushtaq b Hollioake 0

Saqlain Mushtaq

Hollioake


Input: Waqar Younis lbw b Gough 4

Waqar Younis

Gough


Input: Ata-ur-Rehman c Knight b Hollioake 2

Ata-ur-Rehman

Knight

Hollioake


Input: Extras (lb-2 nb-1) 3


Input: Total (37.5 overs) 185


Input: Fall of wickets: 1-1 2-6 3-54 4-104 5-137 6-164 7-164 8-168


Input: Bowling: Gough 8-0-39-3, Mullally 6-0-30-1, Headley

Gough

Mullally

Headley


Input: 7-0-32-0, Irani 2-0-22-0, Croft 8-0-37-2, Hollioake 6.5-1-23-4.

Irani

Croft

Hollioake


Input: CYCLING-WORLD TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS.


Input: MANCHESTER, England 1996-08-31

MANCHESTER

England


Input: Results at the world


Input: track cycling championships on Saturday:


Input: Women's 3,000 metres individual pursuit qualifying round


Input: (fastest eight to quarter finals):


Input: 1. Antonella Bellutti (Italy) 3:31.526 (world record)

Antonella Bellutti

Italy


Input: 2. Marion Clignet (France) 3:31.674

Marion Clignet

France


Input: 3. Lucy Tyler-Sharman (Australia) 3:31.830

Lucy Tyler-Sharman

Australia


Input: 4. Yvonne McGregor (Britain) 3:41.823

Yvonne McGregor

Britain


Input: 5. Natalia Karimova (Russia) 3:45.061

Natalia Karimova

Russia


Input: 6. Svetlana Samokhalova (Russia) 3:46.216

Svetlana Samokhalova

Russia


Input: 7 Jane Quigley (U.S.) 3:46.493

Jane Quigley

U.S.


Input: 8. Rasa Mazeikyte (Lithuania) 3:46.834

Rasa Mazeikyte

Lithuania


Input: 9. Tatian Stiajkina (Ukraine) 3:52.204

Tatian Stiajkina

Ukraine


Input: World 4,000 metres team pursuit semifinals:


Input: Italy (Adler Capelli, Cristiano Citto, Andrea Collinelli, Mauro Trentino) 4:00.958 (world record) beat Russia (Anton Chantyr, Edouard Gritsoun, Nikolai Kouznetsov) 4:06.534.

Italy

Russia

Adler Capelli

Cristiano Citto

Andrea Collinelli

Mauro Trentino

Anton Chantyr

Edouard Gritsoun

Nikolai Kouznetsov


Input: France (Cyril Bos, Philippe Ermenault, Jean-Michel Monin, Francis Moreau) 4:05.104 beat Germany (Guido Fulst, Danilo Hondo, Thorsten Rund, Heiko Szonn) 4:05.463

France

Germany

Cyril Bos

Philippe Ermenault

Jean-Michel Monin

Francis Moreau

Guido Fulst

Danilo Hondo

Thorsten Rund

Heiko Szonn


Input: Germany take the bronze medal as fastest losing semifinalist.

Germany


Input: Women's world 500 metres time trial final:


Input: 1. Felicia Ballanger (France) 34.829

Felicia Ballanger

France


Input: 2. Annett Neumann (Germany) 35.202

Annett Neumann

Germany


Input: 3. Michelle Ferris (Australia) 35.694

Michelle Ferris

Australia


Input: 4. Magali Faure (France) 35.888

Magali Faure

France


Input: 5. Olga Slioussareva (Russia) 36.170

Olga Slioussareva

Russia


Input: 6. Oksana Grichina (Russia) 36.242

Oksana Grichina

Russia


Input: 7. Tanya Dubnicoff (Canada) 36.307

Tanya Dubnicoff

Canada


Input: 8. Kathrin Freitag (Germany) 36.491

Kathrin Freitag

Germany


Input: 9. Donna Wynd (New Zealand) 36.831

Donna Wynd

New Zealand


Input: 10. Mira Kasslin (Finland) 37.273

Mira Kasslin

Finland


Input: 11. Wendy Everson (Britain) 37.624

Wendy Everson

Britain


Input: 12. Giovanna Troldi (Italy) 38.285

Giovanna Troldi

Italy


Input: 13. Rita Razmaite (Lithuania) 38.546

Rita Razmaite

Lithuania


Input: World 4,000 metres team pursuit championship final:


Input: Italy (Adler Capelli, Cristiano Citto, Andrea Collinelli, Mauro Trentino) 4:02.752 beat France (Cyril Bos, Philippe Ermenault, Jean-Michel Monin, Francis Moreau) 4:04.539

Italy

France

Adler Capelli

Cristiano Citto

Andrea Collinelli

Mauro Trentino

Cyril Bos

Philippe Ermenault

Jean-Michel Monin

Francis Moreau


Input: World sprint championship quarter finals (best of three


Input: matches)


Input: Florian Rousseau (France) beat Ainars Kiksis (Latvia) 2-0

Florian Rousseau

Ainars Kiksis

France

Latvia


Input: Darryn Hill (Australia) beat Christian Arrue (U.S.) 2-0

Darryn Hill

Christian Arrue

Australia

U.S.


Input: Roberto Chiappa (Italy) beat Frederic Magne (France) 2-0

Roberto Chiappa

Frederic Magne

Italy

France


Input: Marty Nothstein (U.S.) beat Pavel Buran (Czech Republic) 2-0

Marty Nothstein

Pavel Buran

U.S.

Czech Republic


Input: Women's world 3,000 metres individual pursuit championship


Input: quarter-finals:


Input: Marion Clignet (France) 3:30.974 (World Record) beat Jane

Marion Clignet

Jane

France


Input: Quigley (USA) 3:42.852

Quigley

USA


Input: Natalia Karimova (Russia) 3:40.036 beat Yvonne McGregor

Natalia Karimova

Yvonne McGregor

Russia


Input: (Britain) 3:43.078

Britain


Input: Lucy Tyler-Sharman (Australia) 3:35.087 beat Svetlana

Lucy Tyler-Sharman

Svetlana

Australia


Input: Samokhvalova (Russia) 3:45.011

Samokhvalova

Russia


Input: Antonella Bellutti (Italy) 3:32.174 caught and eliminated Rasa

Antonella Bellutti

Rasa

Italy


Input: Mazeikyte (Lithuania)

Mazeikyte

Lithuania


Input: CRICKET-PAKISTAN WIN TOSS, PUT ENGLAND IN TO BAT.

PAKISTAN

ENGLAND


Input: BIRMINGHAM, England 1996-08-31

BIRMINGHAM

England


Input: Pakistan won the toss and put England in to bat in the second limited overs cricket international at Edgbaston on Saturday.

Pakistan

England

Edgbaston


Input: Surrey all-rounder Adam Hollioake was making his England debut, replacing Lancashire batsman Graham Lloyd, with seamer Peter Martin again being omitted from the 13.

Surrey

Lancashire

Adam Hollioake

Graham Lloyd

Peter Martin

England


Input: Pakistan kept the side who lost to England by five wickets at Old Trafford on Thursday in the first of the three one-day matches.

Pakistan

England

Old Trafford


Input: Teams:


Input: England: Mike Atherton (captain), Nick Knight, Alec Stewart, Graham Thorpe, Matthew Maynard, Adam Hollioake, Ronnie Irani, Robert Croft, Darren Gough, Dean Headley, Alan Mullally.

England

Mike Atherton

Nick Knight

Alec Stewart

Graham Thorpe

Matthew Maynard

Adam Hollioake

Ronnie Irani

Robert Croft

Darren Gough

Dean Headley

Alan Mullally


Input: Pakistan: Aamir Sohail, Saeed Anwar, Ijaz Ahmed, Salim Malik, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Wasim Akram (captain), Moin Khan, Saqlain Mushtaq, Mushtaq Ahmed, Waqar Younis, Ata-ur-Rehman.

Pakistan

Aamir Sohail

Saeed Anwar

Ijaz Ahmed

Salim Malik

Inzamam-ul-Haq

Wasim Akram

Moin Khan

Saqlain Mushtaq

Mushtaq Ahmed

Waqar Younis

Ata-ur-Rehman


Input: BASEBALL-GONZALEZ HOMERS TWICE AS RANGERS BEAT INDIANS.

GONZALEZ

RANGERS

INDIANS


Input: ARLINGTON, Texas 1996-08-31

ARLINGTON

Texas


Input: Juan Gonzalez homered twice and Ivan Rodriguez added a two-run shot as the Texas Rangers defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-3 in a matchup of division leaders Friday.

Juan Gonzalez

Ivan Rodriguez

Texas Rangers

Cleveland Indians


Input: Rodriguez's 18th homer, off Chad Ogea (7-5) in the first, gave Texas a 2-0 lead.

Rodriguez

Chad Ogea

Texas


Input: One out later, Gonzalez smacked his 40th homer, extending his hitting streak to 20 games.

Gonzalez


Input: Gonzalez, who hit in 21 straight games earlier this season, joined Mickey Rivers as the only players in Texas history with two 20-game streaks in the same year.

Gonzalez

Mickey Rivers

Texas


Input: Gonzalez hit his second homer in the third for his fifth multi-homer game of the season.

Gonzalez


Input: Gonzalez has three 40-homer seasons and his 121 RBI broke Ruben Sierra's team record of 119 set in 1989.

Gonzalez

Ruben Sierra

RBI


Input: The Indians had their four-game winning streak stopped.

Indians


Input: " It's not something I'm going to try to explain, " said Texas manager Johnny Oates about his team winning seven of the 10 meetings from Cleveland this season.

Texas

Johnny Oates

Cleveland


Input: " We've got two more regular season games against them and we might get lucky enough or unlucky enough to play them in the post-season. "


Input: Roger Pavlik (15-7) gave up three runs and seven hits in 6 1/3 innings and became the fourth 15-game winner in the American League.

Roger Pavlik

American League


Input: Jeff Russell pitched two perfect innings for his third save.

Jeff Russell


Input: Brian Giles and Jim Thome homered for Cleveland.

Brian Giles

Jim Thome

Cleveland


Input: Cleveland's lead over the White Sox in the American League Central dropped to nine games.

Cleveland

White Sox

American League Central


Input: Texas's lead over Seattle in the West increased to six.

Texas

Seattle

West


Input: At California, Tino Martinez's two-run homer keyed a three-run first and Andy Pettitte became the league's first 19-game winner as the New York Yankees beat the Angels 6-2.

California

Tino Martinez

Andy Pettitte

New York Yankees

Angels


Input: New York snapped a season-high five-game losing streak and also got homers from Mariano Duncan, Darryl Strawberry and Jim Leyritz.

New York

Mariano Duncan

Darryl Strawberry

Jim Leyritz


Input: Pettite (19-7) allowed two runs and eight hits over eight innings with a walk and seven strikeouts.

Pettite


Input: He improved to 12-2 following Yankees' losses.

Yankees


Input: Mariano Rivera pitched a scoreless ninth, striking out two.

Mariano Rivera


Input: Ex-Yankee Randy Velarde hit his 11th homer, his most at any professional level.

Randy Velarde


Input: In Seattle, Pete Incaviglia's grand slam with one out in the sixth snapped a tie and lifted the Baltimore Orioles past the Seattle Mariners, 5-2.

Seattle

Pete Incaviglia

Baltimore Orioles

Seattle Mariners


Input: It was Incaviglia's sixth grand slam and 200th homer of his career.

Incaviglia


Input: Baltimore's Eddie Murray cracked his 20th homer of the season and 499th of his career.

Baltimore

Eddie Murray


Input: Jay Buhner hit his 38th homer and Edgar Martinez his 23rd for Seattle.

Jay Buhner

Edgar Martinez

Seattle


Input: The Orioles remained tied with the White Sox for the American League wild card with the Mariners a game back.

Orioles

White Sox

Mariners

American League


Input: In Toronto, Kevin Tapani (12-8) allowed two runs and six hits over 7 1/3 innings and Frank Thomas hit his 29th homer and drove in three runs as the Chicago White Sox cruised to an 11-2 victory over the Blue Jays.

Toronto

Kevin Tapani

Frank Thomas

Chicago White Sox

Blue Jays


Input: Thomas, Harold Baines and Robin Ventura each collected three hits.

Thomas

Harold Baines

Robin Ventura


Input: Baines homered and scored three runs.

Baines


Input: Danny Tartabull added two hits and three RBI as all Chicago starters got at least one hit.

Danny Tartabull

RBI

Chicago


Input: In Oakland, Dave Telgheder scattered seven hits over eight innings and Mark McGwire hit his major-league leading 45th homer and drove in three runs as the Athetlics blanked the Boston Red Sox 7-0.

Oakland

Dave Telgheder

Mark McGwire

Athetlics

Boston Red Sox


Input: Telgheder (2-5) snapped a personal three-game losing streak.

Telgheder


Input: Buddy Groom pitched a perfect ninth inning.

Buddy Groom


Input: McGwire singled home a run to spark a three-run sixth and capped the scoring with a two-run homer in the seventh.

McGwire


Input: The loss was Boston's seventh in its last 29 games.

Boston


Input: In Detroit, Todd Van Poppel pitched a five-hitter for his first career shutout and Tony Clark homered to cap a four-run first inning as the Tigers blanked the Kansas City Royals 4-0.

Detroit

Todd Van Poppel

Tony Clark

Tigers

Kansas City Royals


Input: Van Poppel (3-6) walked two and struck out two in defeating the Royals for the second time this week.

Van Poppel

Royals


Input: He threw 108 pitches as he lowered his ERA from 8.08 to 7.24.

ERA


Input: Kansas City has scored only one run in two games.

Kansas City


Input: In Milwaukee, Marc Newfield homered off Jose Parra (5-4) leading off the bottom of the 12th as the Brewers rallied for a 5-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins.

Milwaukee

Marc Newfield

Jose Parra

Brewers

Minnesota Twins


Input: Milwaukee has won 10 of its last 15.

Milwaukee


Input: Bob Wickman (6-1) pitched 2 2/3 hitless innings for the win, his second for the Brewers.

Bob Wickman

Brewers


Input: Matt Lawton hit a three-run homer off closer Mike Fetters with one out in the ninth to give Minnesota a 4-2 lead.

Matt Lawton

Mike Fetters

Minnesota


Input: But Milwaukee tied it up in the bottom of the ninth on pinch-hitter Dave Nilsson's two-run double.

Milwaukee

Dave Nilsson


Input: CRICKET-ESSEX AND KENT MADE TO SWEAT IN TITLE RACE.

ESSEX

KENT


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Essex and Kent both face tense finishes on Monday as they attempt to keep pace with title hopefuls Derbyshire and Surrey, convincing three-day victors on Saturday, in the English county championship run-in.

Essex

Kent

Derbyshire

Surrey

English


Input: Essex need another 148 with five wickets in hand to beat Yorkshire after a maiden first-class century from Richard Kettleborough transformed a match which his side had seemed certain to lose.

Essex

Yorkshire

Richard Kettleborough


Input: Kent will also need to keep their nerve against struggling Nottinghamshire who will enter the final day 137 ahead with four wickets left in a relatively low-scoring match at Tunbridge Wells.

Kent

Nottinghamshire

Tunbridge Wells


Input: Derbyshire, nine-wicket winners over Worcestershire, and Surrey, who thrashed Warwickshire by an innings and 164 runs, can instead take the day off along with rivals Leicestershire, who beat Somerset inside two days.

Derbyshire

Worcestershire

Surrey

Warwickshire

Leicestershire

Somerset


Input: Warwickshire captain Tim Munton is tipping Surrey to emerge on top, impressed by the positive influence of Australian coach Dave Gilbert, but Derbyshire's Australian captain Dean Jones is conceding nothing as his side chase their first title for 60 years.

Warwickshire

Surrey

Derbyshire

Tim Munton

Dave Gilbert

Dean Jones

Australian

Australian


Input: " We took three absolutely brilliant catches in this match and our catching all season has been pretty impressive.


Input: Our catching will win or lose us the championship, " he said.


Input: GOLF-LEADING MONEY WINNERS ON EUROPEAN TOUR.

EUROPEAN TOUR


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Leading money winners on the


Input: European Tour after the British Masters won by Robert Allenby on

European Tour

British Masters

Robert Allenby


Input: Saturday (British unless stated):

British


Input: 1. Ian Woosnam 510,258 pounds sterling

Ian Woosnam


Input: 2. Colin Montgomerie 442,201

Colin Montgomerie


Input: 3. Robert Allenby (Australia) 407,748

Robert Allenby

Australia


Input: 4. Lee Westwood 301,972

Lee Westwood


Input: 5. Costantino Rocca (Italy) 297,157

Costantino Rocca

Italy


Input: 6. Mark McNulty (Zimbabwe) 254,247

Mark McNulty

Zimbabwe


Input: 7. Andrew Coltart 248,142

Andrew Coltart


Input: 8. Wayne Riley (Australia) 239,733

Wayne Riley

Australia


Input: 9. Raymond Russell 234,330

Raymond Russell


Input: 10. Paul Lawrie 211,420

Paul Lawrie


Input: 11. Stephen Ames (Trinidad) 211,175

Stephen Ames

Trinidad


Input: 12. Frank Nobilo (New Zealand) 209,412

Frank Nobilo

New Zealand


Input: 13. Paul McGinley (Ireland) 208,978

Paul McGinley

Ireland


Input: 14. Padraig Harrington (Ireland) 202,593

Padraig Harrington

Ireland


Input: 15. Retief Goosen (South Africa) 195,283

Retief Goosen

South Africa


Input: 16. Miguel Angel Jimenez (Spain) 184,180

Miguel Angel Jimenez

Spain


Input: 17. Peter Mitchell 183,704

Peter Mitchell


Input: 18. Miguel Angel Martin (Spain) 182,533

Miguel Angel Martin

Spain


Input: 19. Jonathan Lomas 181,005

Jonathan Lomas


Input: 20. Paul Broadhurst 176,780

Paul Broadhurst


Input: RUGBY UNION-ENGLISH, SCOTTISH AND WELSH RESULTS.

RUGBY UNION

ENGLISH

SCOTTISH

WELSH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Results of English, Scottish and

English

Scottish


Input: Welsh rugby union matches on Saturday:

Welsh


Input: English National League one

English National League


Input: Harlequins 75 Gloucester 19

Harlequins

Gloucester


Input: London Irish 27 Bristol 28

London Irish

Bristol


Input: Northampton 46 West Hartlepool 20

Northampton

West Hartlepool


Input: Orrell 13 Bath 56

Orrell

Bath


Input: Sale 31 Wasps 33

Sale

Wasps


Input: Saracens 25 Leicester 23

Saracens

Leicester


Input: Welsh division one

Welsh


Input: Bridgend 13 Llanelli 9

Bridgend

Llanelli


Input: Dunvant 21 Ebbw Vale 10

Dunvant

Ebbw Vale


Input: Treorchy 17 Newbridge 23

Treorchy

Newbridge


Input: Newport 29 Caerphilly 10

Newport

Caerphilly


Input: Swansea 49 Cardiff 23

Swansea

Cardiff


Input: Scottish premier league division one

Scottish


Input: Boroughmuir 20 Hawick 23

Boroughmuir

Hawick


Input: Currie 45 Heriot's F.P. 5

Currie

Heriot's F.P.


Input: Jed-Forest 17 Watsonians 54

Jed-Forest

Watsonians


Input: Melrose 107 Stirling County 10

Melrose

Stirling


Input: SOCCER-WALES BEAT SAN MARINO IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

WALES

SAN MARINO

WORLD CUP


Input: CARDIFF 1996-08-31

CARDIFF


Input: Wales beat San Marino 6-0 (halftime 4-0) in a World Cup soccer European group 7 qualifier on Saturday.

Wales

San Marino

World Cup

European


Input: Scorers: Dean Saunders (2nd minute, 75th), Mark Hughes (25th, 54th), Andy Melville (33rd), John Robinson (45th).

Dean Saunders

Mark Hughes

Andy Melville

John Robinson


Input: Attendance: 15,150


Input: SOCCER-UKRAINE BEAT NORTHERN IRELAND IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

UKRAINE

NORTHERN IRELAND

WORLD CUP


Input: BELFAST 1996-08-31

BELFAST


Input: Ukraine beat Northern Ireland 1-0 (halftime 0-0) in a World Cup soccer European group nine qualifier on Saturday.

Ukraine

Northern Ireland

World Cup

European


Input: Scorer: Sergei Rebrov (79th minute)

Sergei Rebrov


Input: Attendance: 9,358


Input: RUGBY UNION-LYNAGH SEALS VICTORY OVER DWYER AND LEICESTER.

RUGBY UNION

DWYER

LEICESTER

LYNAGH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Former Wallaby captain Michael Lynagh began his career in English club rugby in impeccable fashion on Saturday to frustrate his old coach Bob Dwyer on his league coaching debut with Leicester.

Wallaby

Michael Lynagh

Bob Dwyer

English

Leicester


Input: Lynagh kicked five penalties and a conversion from his six attempts at goal to steer his multi-national Saracens side to a 25-23 home win and offer millionaire backer Nigel Wray an early return on his big investment in the north London club.

Lynagh

Nigel Wray

Saracens

London


Input: French centre Philippe Sella also enjoyed a good game alongside Lynagh, although the home team scored only one try through England scrum-half Kyran Bracken.

French

Philippe Sella

Lynagh

Kyran Bracken

England


Input: The new French connection at Harlequins also made a good start, Laurent Cabannes and Laurent Benezech scoring a try apiece in their side's 75-19 victory over Gloucester.

French

Harlequins

Laurent Cabannes

Laurent Benezech

Gloucester


Input: Former England captain Will Carling, handed the kicking duties, finished with 20 points.

England

Will Carling


Input: With the first day of the league season briefly shifting the spotlight away from the discord between the clubs and the Rugby Football Union, there were also emphatic victories for champions Bath, 56-13 winners over Orrell, and Northampton and narrow successes for Wasps and Bristol.

Rugby Football Union

Bath

Orrell

Northampton

Wasps

Bristol


Input: SOCCER-SCOTTISH LEAGUE STANDINGS.

SCOTTISH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Scottish league standings after

Scottish


Input: Saturday's matches (tabulated-played, won, drawn, lost, goals


Input: for, goals against, points):


Input: Division one


Input: Greenock Morton 3 2 0 1 5 2 6

Greenock Morton


Input: Dundee 3 1 2 0 3 2 5

Dundee


Input: St Johnstone 2 1 1 0 3 0 4

St Johnstone


Input: St Mirren 3 1 1 1 5 4 4

St Mirren


Input: Airdrieonians 2 1 1 0 1 0 4

Airdrieonians


Input: Falkirk 3 1 1 1 1 1 4

Falkirk


Input: Clydebank 2 1 0 1 1 3 3

Clydebank


Input: Partick 3 0 2 1 1 2 2

Partick


Input: Stirling 3 0 1 2 1 3 1

Stirling


Input: East Fife 2 0 1 1 0 4 1

East Fife


Input: Division two


Input: Livingston 3 3 0 0 6 2 9

Livingston


Input: Queen of South 3 2 0 1 5 4 6

Queen of South


Input: Ayr 3 1 2 0 8 2 5

Ayr


Input: Stenhousemuir 3 1 1 1 6 1 4

Stenhousemuir


Input: Hamilton 3 1 1 1 3 2 4

Hamilton


Input: Stranraer 3 1 1 1 3 3 4

Stranraer


Input: Brechin 3 0 3 0 2 2 3

Brechin


Input: Clyde 3 1 0 2 2 5 3

Clyde


Input: Dumbarton 3 0 2 1 3 4 2

Dumbarton


Input: Berwick 3 0 0 3 1 14 0

Berwick


Input: Division three


Input: Albion 3 3 0 0 5 0 9

Albion


Input: Forfar 3 2 0 1 7 4 6

Forfar


Input: Cowdenbeath 3 2 0 1 4 3 6

Cowdenbeath


Input: Arbroath 3 1 2 0 4 2 5

Arbroath


Input: Alloa 3 1 1 1 3 3 4

Alloa


Input: Queen's Park 3 1 1 1 6 8 4

Queen's Park


Input: Montrose 3 1 0 2 3 4 3

Montrose


Input: Inverness Thistle 3 1 0 2 3 6 3

Inverness Thistle


Input: East Stirling 3 0 2 1 3 4 2

East Stirling


Input: Ross County 3 0 0 3 3 7 0

Ross County


Input: SOCCER-ENGLISH LEAGUE STANDINGS.

ENGLISH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: English soccer league standings

English


Input: after Saturday's matches (tabulated-played, won, drawn, lost,


Input: goals for, goals against, points):


Input: Division one


Input: Stoke 4 3 1 0 7 4 10

Stoke


Input: Barnsley 3 3 0 0 8 2 9

Barnsley


Input: Norwich 4 3 0 1 5 3 9

Norwich


Input: Tranmere 4 2 1 1 6 4 7

Tranmere


Input: Bolton 3 2 1 0 5 2 7

Bolton


Input: Queens Park Rangers 3 2 1 0 5 3 7

Queens Park Rangers


Input: Wolverhampton 4 2 1 1 5 3 7

Wolverhampton


Input: Swindon 4 2 1 1 5 4 7

Swindon


Input: Bradford 4 2 0 2 4 3 6

Bradford


Input: Portsmouth 4 2 0 2 4 5 6

Portsmouth


Input: Ipswich 4 1 2 1 9 7 5

Ipswich


Input: Crystal Palace 4 1 2 1 4 3 5

Crystal Palace


Input: Port Vale 4 1 2 1 4 4 5

Port Vale


Input: Birmingham 2 1 1 0 5 4 4

Birmingham


Input: Reading 4 1 1 2 5 10 4

Reading


Input: Huddersfield 3 1 1 1 4 4 4

Huddersfield


Input: Oxford 4 1 0 3 6 5 3

Oxford


Input: Manchester City 3 1 0 2 2 3 3

Manchester City


Input: West Bromwich 3 0 2 1 2 3 2

West Bromwich


Input: Oldham 4 0 1 3 5 9 1

Oldham


Input: Sheffield United 2 0 1 1 4 5 1

Sheffield United


Input: Grimsby 4 0 1 3 4 8 1

Grimsby


Input: Southend 4 0 1 3 2 10 1

Southend


Input: Charlton 2 0 1 1 1 3 1

Charlton


Input: Division two


Input: Plymouth 4 3 1 0 10 6 10

Plymouth


Input: Brentford 4 3 1 0 9 3 10

Brentford


Input: Bury 4 3 1 0 8 2 10

Bury


Input: Chesterfield 4 3 0 1 4 2 9

Chesterfield


Input: Millwall 4 2 1 1 7 5 7

Millwall


Input: Shrewsbury 4 2 1 1 6 6 7

Shrewsbury


Input: Blackpool 4 2 1 1 3 2 7

Blackpool


Input: York 4 2 0 2 6 6 6

York


Input: Burnley 4 2 0 2 6 7 6

Burnley


Input: Bournemouth 4 2 0 2 5 5 6

Bournemouth


Input: Watford 4 2 0 2 4 5 6

Watford


Input: Bristol Rovers 3 1 2 0 2 1 5

Bristol Rovers


Input: Peterborough 3 1 1 1 4 4 4

Peterborough


Input: Preston 4 1 1 2 4 5 4

Preston


Input: Crewe 4 1 1 2 4 6 4

Crewe


Input: Gillingham 4 1 1 2 4 6 4

Gillingham


Input: Notts County 3 1 1 1 2 2 4

Notts County


Input: Bristol City 4 1 0 3 7 8 3

Bristol City


Input: Luton 4 1 0 3 4 10 3

Luton


Input: Wycombe 4 0 3 1 2 3 3

Wycombe


Input: Wrexham 2 0 2 0 5 5 2

Wrexham


Input: Stockport 4 0 2 2 1 3 2

Stockport


Input: Rotherham 4 0 1 3 3 6 1

Rotherham


Input: Walsall 3 0 1 2 2 4 1

Walsall


Input: Division three


Input: Wigan 4 3 1 0 9 4 10

Wigan


Input: Fulham 4 3 0 1 5 3 9

Fulham


Input: Hull 4 2 2 0 4 2 8

Hull


Input: Hartlepool 4 2 1 1 6 5 7

Hartlepool


Input: Torquay 4 2 1 1 5 3 7

Torquay


Input: Cardiff 4 2 1 1 3 2 7

Cardiff


Input: Scunthorpe 4 2 1 1 3 3 7

Scunthorpe


Input: Carlisle 4 2 1 1 2 1 7

Carlisle


Input: Scarborough 4 1 3 0 5 3 6

Scarborough


Input: Northampton 4 1 2 1 6 4 5

Northampton


Input: Lincoln 4 1 2 1 5 5 5

Lincoln


Input: Barnet 4 1 2 1 4 2 5

Barnet


Input: Exeter 4 1 2 1 4 5 5

Exeter


Input: Cambridge United 4 1 2 1 3 4 5

Cambridge United


Input: Darlington 4 1 1 2 9 8 4

Darlington


Input: Chester 4 1 1 2 6 7 4

Chester


Input: Doncaster 4 1 1 2 4 5 4

Doncaster


Input: Leyton Orient 4 1 1 2 3 3 4

Leyton Orient


Input: Brighton 4 1 1 2 3 6 4

Brighton


Input: Hereford 4 1 1 2 2 3 4

Hereford


Input: Swansea 4 1 0 3 4 9 3

Swansea


Input: Colchester 4 0 3 1 2 4 3

Colchester


Input: Rochdale 4 0 2 2 2 4 2

Rochdale


Input: Mansfield 4 0 2 2 2 6 2

Mansfield


Input: SOCCER-SCOTTISH LEAGUE RESULTS.

SCOTTISH


Input: GLASGOW 1996-08-31

GLASGOW


Input: Results of Scottish league

Scottish


Input: matches on Saturday:


Input: Division one


Input: Greenock Morton 1 Falkirk 0

Greenock Morton

Falkirk


Input: Partick 1 St Mirren 1

Partick

St Mirren


Input: Stirling 1 Dundee 1

Stirling

Dundee


Input: Postponed: East Fife v Clydebank, St Johnstone v

East Fife

Clydebank

St Johnstone


Input: Airdrieonians.

Airdrieonians


Input: Division two


Input: Ayr 6 Berwick 0

Ayr

Berwick


Input: Clyde 0 Queen of South 2

Clyde

Queen of South


Input: Dumbarton 1 Brechin 1

Dumbarton

Brechin


Input: Livingston 1 Hamilton 0

Livingston

Hamilton


Input: Stenhousemuir 0 Stranraer 1

Stenhousemuir

Stranraer


Input: Division three


Input: Albion 2 Cowdenbeath 0

Albion

Cowdenbeath


Input: Arbroath 0 East Stirling 0

Arbroath

East Stirling


Input: Inverness Thistle 1 Alloa 0

Inverness Thistle

Alloa


Input: Montrose 2 Ross County 1

Montrose

Ross County


Input: Queen's Park 1 Forfar 4

Queen's Park

Forfar


Input: SOCCER-ENGLISH LEAGUE RESULTS.

ENGLISH


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Results of English soccer matches

English


Input: on Saturday:


Input: Division one


Input: Bradford 1 Tranmere 0

Bradford

Tranmere


Input: Grimsby 0 Portsmouth 1

Grimsby

Portsmouth


Input: Huddersfield 1 Crystal Palace 1

Huddersfield

Crystal Palace


Input: Norwich 1 Wolverhampton 0

Norwich

Wolverhampton


Input: Oldham 3 Ipswich 3

Oldham

Ipswich


Input: Port Vale 2 Oxford 0

Port Vale

Oxford


Input: Reading 2 Stoke 2

Reading

Stoke


Input: Southend 1 Swindon 3

Southend

Swindon


Input: Postponed: Birmingham v Barnsley, Manchester City v Charlton

Birmingham

Barnsley

Manchester City

Charlton


Input: Playing Sunday: Queens Park Rangers v Bolton

Queens Park Rangers

Bolton


Input: Division two


Input: Blackpool 0 Wycombe 0

Blackpool

Wycombe


Input: Bournemouth 1 Peterborough 2

Bournemouth

Peterborough


Input: Bristol Rovers 1 Stockport 1

Bristol Rovers

Stockport


Input: Bury 4 Bristol City 0

Bury

Bristol City


Input: Crewe 0 Watford 2

Crewe

Watford


Input: Gillingham 0 Chesterfield 1

Gillingham

Chesterfield


Input: Luton 1 Rotherham 0

Luton

Rotherham


Input: Millwall 2 Burnley 1

Millwall

Burnley


Input: Notts County 0 York 1

Notts County

York


Input: Shrewsbury 0 Brentford3

Shrewsbury


Input: Postponed: Walsall v Wrexham

Walsall

Wrexham


Input: Division three


Input: Brighton 1 Scunthorpe 1

Brighton

Scunthorpe


Input: Cambridge United 0 Cardiff 2

Cambridge United

Cardiff


Input: Colchester 1 Hereford 1

Colchester

Hereford


Input: Doncaster 3 Darlington 2

Doncaster

Darlington


Input: Fulham 1 Carlisle 0

Fulham

Carlisle


Input: Hull 0 Barnet 0

Hull

Barnet


Input: Leyton Orient 2 Hartlepool 0

Leyton Orient

Hartlepool


Input: Mansfield 0 Rochdale 0

Mansfield

Rochdale


Input: Scarborough 1 Northampton 1

Scarborough

Northampton


Input: Torquay 2 Exeter 0

Torquay

Exeter


Input: Wigan 4 Chester 2

Wigan

Chester


Input: CRICKET-ENGLISH COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES.

ENGLISH COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Results and close scores of four-day English county championship matches on Saturday:

English


Input: At Portsmouth: Middlesex beat Hampshire by 188 runs.

Portsmouth

Middlesex

Hampshire


Input: Middlesex 199 and 426, Hampshire 232 and 205 (A. Fraser 5-79, P. Tufnell 4-39).

Middlesex

Hampshire

A. Fraser

P. Tufnell


Input: Middlesex 20 points, Hampshire 5.

Middlesex

Hampshire


Input: At Chester-le-Street: Glamorgan beat Durham by 141 runs.

Chester-le-Street

Glamorgan

Durham


Input: Glamorgan 259 and 207, Durham 114 and 211.

Glamorgan

Durham


Input: Glamorgan 22 points, Durham 4.

Glamorgan

Durham


Input: At Chesterfield: Derbyshire beat Worcestershire by nine wickets.

Chesterfield

Derbyshire

Worcestershire


Input: Worcestershire 238 and 303 (K. Spiring 130 not out, S. Rhodes 57; P. DeFreitas 4-70), Derbyshire 471 and 71-1.

Worcestershire

Derbyshire

K. Spiring

S. Rhodes

P. DeFreitas


Input: Derbyshire 24 points, Worcestershire 5.

Derbyshire

Worcestershire


Input: At The Oval (London): Surrey beat Warwickshire by an innings and 164 runs.

The Oval

London

Surrey

Warwickshire


Input: Warwickshire 195 and 109 (J. Benjamin 4-17, M. Bicknell 4-38), Surrey 468 (C. Lewis 94, M. Butcher 70, G. Kersey 63, J. Ratcliffe 63, D. Bicknell 55).

Warwickshire

Surrey

J. Benjamin

M. Bicknell

C. Lewis

M. Butcher

G. Kersey

J. Ratcliffe

D. Bicknell


Input: Surrey 24 points, Warwickshire 2.

Surrey

Warwickshire


Input: At Headingley (Leeds): Yorkshire 290 and 329 (R. Kettleborough 108, G. Hamilton 61; P. Such 8-118), Essex 372 and 100-5.

Headingley

Leeds

Yorkshire

Essex

R. Kettleborough

G. Hamilton

P. Such


Input: At Hove: Sussex 363 and 144, Lancashire 218 and 53-0.

Hove

Sussex

Lancashire


Input: At Tunbridge Wells: Nottinghamshire 214 and 167-6 (C. Tolley 64 not out), Kent 244 (C. Hooper 58; C. Tolley 4-68, K. Evans 4-71)

Tunbridge Wells

Nottinghamshire

Kent

C. Tolley

C. Hooper

C. Tolley

K. Evans


Input: At Bristol: Gloucestershire 183 and 249 (J. Russell 75), Northamptonshire 190 and 218-9.

Bristol

Gloucestershire

Northamptonshire

J. Russell


Input: MOTOR RACING-LEADING QUALIFIERS FOR VANCOUVER INDYCAR RACE.

VANCOUVER

INDYCAR


Input: VANCOUVER 1996-08-31

VANCOUVER


Input: Top ten drivers in grid for


Input: Sunday's Vancouver IndyCar race after final qualifying on

Vancouver

IndyCar


Input: Saturday (tabulate by driver, country, chassis, motor and lap


Input: times in seconds):


Input: 1. Alex Zanardi (Italy), Reynard Honda, 53.980 (113.576

Alex Zanardi

Italy

Reynard Honda


Input: mph/182.778 kph)


Input: 2. Michael Andretti (U.S.), Lola Ford Cosworth, 54.483

Michael Andretti

U.S.

Lola Ford Cosworth


Input: 3. Bobby Rahal (U.S.), Reynard Mercedes-Benz, 54.507

Bobby Rahal

U.S.

Reynard Mercedes-Benz


Input: 4. Bryan Herta (U.S.), Reynard Mercedes-Benz, 54.578

Bryan Herta

U.S.

Reynard Mercedes-Benz


Input: 5. Jimmy Vasser (U.S.), Reynard Honda, 54.617

Jimmy Vasser

U.S.

Reynard Honda


Input: 6. Paul Tracy (Canada), Penske Mercedes-Benz, 54.620

Paul Tracy

Canada

Penske Mercedes-Benz


Input: 7. Al Unser Jr (U.S.), Penske Mercedes-Benz, 54.683

Al Unser

U.S.

Penske Mercedes-Benz


Input: 8. Andre Ribeiro (Brazil), Lola Honda, 54.750

Andre Ribeiro

Brazil

Lola Honda


Input: 9. Mauricio Gugelmin (Brazil), Reynard Ford Cosworth, 54.762

Mauricio Gugelmin

Brazil

Reynard Ford Cosworth


Input: 10. Gil de Ferran (Brazil), Reynard Honda, 54.774

Gil de Ferran

Brazil

Reynard Honda


Input: SOCCER-CANADA BEAT PANAMA 3-1 IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

CANADA

PANAMA

WORLD CUP


Input: EDMONTON 1996-08-31

EDMONTON


Input: Canada beat Panama 3-1 (halftime 2-0) in their CONCACAF semifinal phase qualifying match for the 1998 World Cup on Friday.

Canada

Panama

CONCACAF

World Cup


Input: Scorers:


Input: Canada-Aunger (41st min, pen), Paul Peschisolido (42nd), Carlo Corrazin (87th)

Canada

Aunger

Paul Peschisolido

Carlo Corrazin


Input: Panama-Jorge Luis Dely Valdes (50th)

Panama

Jorge Luis Dely Valdes


Input: Attendance: 9,402


Input: RUGBY UNION-SPRINGBOKS FINALLY BREAK ALL BLACK SPELL.

RUGBY UNION

SPRINGBOKS

ALL BLACK


Input: Andy Colquhoun

Andy Colquhoun


Input: JOHANNESBURG 1996-08-31

JOHANNESBURG


Input: South Africa managed to avoid a fifth successive defeat in 1996 at the hands of the All Blacks with an emphatic 32-22 victory in front of an ecstatic Ellis Park crowd on Saturday.

South Africa

Ellis Park

All Blacks


Input: They scored three tries in recording their highest total against New Zealand, salvaging some pride in a season in which the world champions have lost five out of eight tests.

New Zealand


Input: It also ended a run of nine successive victories this year for New Zealand but arrived too late to prevent a 2-1 series defeat and an historic first All Black series triumph on South African soil.

New Zealand

All Black

South African


Input: Springbok scrum-half Joost van der Westhuizen was his side's inspiration, scoring their opening try and making the third for flanker Andre Venter from a quickly taken penalty to give his side a 29-8 lead after 54 minutes.

Springbok

Joost van der Westhuizen

Andre Venter


Input: Fullback Andre Joubert scored the other, scorching in from 40 metres at the start of the second half to add to his three long-range penalties.

Andre Joubert


Input: The All Blacks salvaged some pride by scoring two tries from centre Walter Little and scrum-half Justin Marshall in the final five minutes to close a gap which at one point stood at 24 points.

All Blacks

Walter Little

Justin Marshall


Input: But they generally endured an off-day, highlighted by recalled fly-half Andrew Mehrtens who missed five out of eight kicks at goal.

Andrew Mehrtens


Input: Recalled fly-half Henry Honiball kicked the Springboks into a 6-0 lead after 10 minutes only to see Andrew Mehrtens launch a penalty from eight metres inside his own half to narrow the gap.

Henry Honiball

Andrew Mehrtens

Springboks


Input: Mehrtens missed three further penalties and a conversion in the first 40 minutes which could have put his side ahead, but it was the Springboks who looked the more dangerous.

Mehrtens

Springboks


Input: Their promise was realised when Joubert made a 40-metre break in the 25th minute and, although winger Pieter Hendriks appeared to knock on Joubert's reverse pass, Welsh referee Derek Bevan allowed Van der Westhuizen to pick up and score under the posts.

Joubert

Pieter Hendriks

Joubert

Derek Bevan

Van der Westhuizen

Welsh


Input: Honiball converted and Joubert kicked a penalty before All Black hooker Sean Fitzpatrick scored a try from close range on the stroke of half-time to narrow the lead to 16-8 and hint at a comeback.

Honiball

Joubert

Sean Fitzpatrick

All Black


Input: Instead Joubert kicked another long penalty and then raced around the outside of the defence to score the Springboks' second try.

Joubert

Springboks


Input: A quick penalty from Van der Westhuizen five metres from the All Black line set up the third try for Venter five minutes later and when Joubert kicked his third penalty the Springboks held an unassailable 32-8 lead going into the last quarter.

Van der Westhuizen

Venter

Joubert

All Black

Springboks


Input: When the All Blacks did break through, it was too late.

All Blacks


Input: Centre Walter Little followed up Mehrtens' kick to score under the posts and scrum-half Justin Marshall forced himself over from a ruck close to the line in injury-time to give them some consolation.

Walter Little

Mehrtens

Justin Marshall


Input: South Africa-15-Andre Joubert, 14-Justin Swart, 13-Japie Mulder (Joel Stransky, 48 mins) 12-Danie van Schalkwyk, 11-Pieter Hendriks; 10-Henry Honiball, 9-Joost van der Westhuizen; 8-Gary Teichmann (captain), 7-Andre Venter (Wayne Fyvie, 75), 6-Ruben Kruge, 5-Mark Andrews (Fritz van Heerden, 39), 4-Kobus Wiese, 3-Marius Hurter, 2-James Dalton, 1-Dawie Theron (Garry Pagel, 66).

South Africa

Andre Joubert

Justin Swart

Japie Mulder

Joel Stransky

Danie van Schalkwyk

Pieter Hendriks

Henry Honiball

Joost van der Westhuizen

Gary Teichmann

Andre Venter

Wayne Fyvie

Ruben Kruge

Mark Andrews

Fritz van Heerden

Kobus Wiese

Marius Hurter

James Dalton

Dawie Theron

Garry Pagel


Input: New Zealand-15-Christian Cullen (Alama Ieremia, 70), 14-Jeff Wilson, 13-Walter Little, 12-Frank Bunce, 11-Glen Osborne; 10-Andrew Mehrtens, 9-Justin Marshall; 8-Zinzan Brooke, 7-Josh Kronfeld, 6-Michael Jones (Glenn Taylor, 53), 5-Robin Brooke, 4-Ian Jones, 3-Olo Brown, 2-Sean Fitzpatrick (captain), 1-Craig Dowd.

New Zealand

Christian Cullen

Alama Ieremia

Jeff Wilson

Walter Little

Frank Bunce

Glen Osborne

Andrew Mehrtens

Justin Marshall

Zinzan Brooke

Josh Kronfeld

Michael Jones

Glenn Taylor

Robin Brooke

Ian Jones

Olo Brown

Sean Fitzpatrick

Craig Dowd


Input: RUGBY UNION-SOUTH AFRICA BEAT ALL BLACKS 32-22.

RUGBY UNION

ALL BLACKS

SOUTH AFRICA


Input: JOHANNESBURG 1996-08-31

JOHANNESBURG


Input: South Africa beat New Zealand 32-22 (haltime 16-8) in the final test match of their three-test series at Ellis Park on Saturday.

South Africa

New Zealand

Ellis Park


Input: Scorers:


Input: South Africa-Tries: Joost van der Westhuizen (2), Andre Joubert.

South Africa

Joost van der Westhuizen

Andre Joubert


Input: Conversion: Henry Honiball.

Henry Honiball


Input: Penalties: Honiball (2), Joubert (3).

Honiball

Joubert


Input: New Zealand-Tries: Sean Fitzpatrick, Walter Little, Justin Marshall.

New Zealand

Sean Fitzpatrick

Walter Little

Justin Marshall


Input: Conversions: Andrew Mehrtens (2).

Andrew Mehrtens


Input: Penalties: Mehrtens.

Mehrtens


Input: New Zealand win test series 2-1.

New Zealand


Input: SOCCER-MAURITANIA DISSOLVES NATIONAL TEAM AFTER CUP EXIT.

MAURITANIA

CUP


Input: NOUAKCHOTT 1996-08-31

NOUAKCHOTT


Input: Mauritania's soccer federation dissolved the national team and suspended this season's domestic championship on Saturday in the wake of the country's failure to qualify for the African Nations' Cup.

Mauritania

African Nations' Cup


Input: " Since Mauritania has been eliminated on all fronts and the next commitments are not for another two years, we have reason to take a break, " federation president Mohamed Lemine Cheiguer said.

Mauritania

Mohamed Lemine Cheiguer


Input: The North Africans were held to a goalless draw by Benin on Friday after losing the first leg of their qualifying tie 4-1.

North Africans

Benin


Input: SOCCER-MAURITANIA DRAW WITH BENIN IN AFRICAN NATIONS CUP.

MAURITANIA

BENIN

AFRICAN NATIONS CUP


Input: NOUAKCHOTT 1996-08-31

NOUAKCHOTT


Input: Mauritania drew 0-0 with Benin in their African Nations Cup preliminary round, second leg soccer match on Friday.

Mauritania

Benin

African Nations Cup


Input: Benin won 4-1 on aggregate.

Benin


Input: SOCCER-YUGOSLAV LEAGUE RESULTS/STANDINGS.

YUGOSLAV


Input: BELGRADE 1996-08-31

BELGRADE


Input: Results of Yugoslav league

Yugoslav


Input: soccer matches played on Saturday:


Input: Division A


Input: Hajduk 2 Proleter (Z) 0

Hajduk

Proleter (Z)


Input: Zemun 1 Rad (B) 0

Zemun

Rad


Input: Borac 1 Mladost (L) 2

Borac

Mladost (L)


Input: Cukaricki 1 Vojvodina 0

Cukaricki

Vojvodina


Input: Buducnost 1 Red Star 3

Buducnost

Red Star


Input: Partizan 6 Becej 0

Partizan

Becej


Input: Standings (tabulate under won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals


Input: against, points):


Input: Red Star 4 4 0 0 9 3 12

Red Star


Input: Partizan 4 3 1 0 13 3 10

Partizan


Input: Mladost (L) 4 2 1 1 8 5 7

Mladost (L)


Input: Vojvodina 4 2 1 1 5 3 7

Vojvodina


Input: Becej 4 2 1 1 5 7 7

Becej


Input: Hajduk 4 2 0 2 5 3 6

Hajduk


Input: Cukaricki 4 2 0 2 6 6 6

Cukaricki


Input: Zemun 4 1 2 1 3 3 5

Zemun


Input: Rad (B) 4 1 1 2 2 3 4

Rad (B)


Input: Buducnost 4 1 0 3 4 8 3

Buducnost


Input: Proleter (Z) 4 0 1 3 2 9 1

Proleter (Z)


Input: Borac 4 0 0 4 1 10 0

Borac


Input: Division B


Input: Sloboda 4 Mladost (BJ) 0

Sloboda

Mladost (BJ)


Input: Buducnost (V) 0 OFK Beograd 1

Buducnost (V)

OFK Beograd


Input: Rudar 0 OFK Kikinda 1

Rudar

OFK Kikinda


Input: Obilic 2 Zeleznik (B) 0

Obilic

Zeleznik (B)


Input: Sutjeska 1 Loznica 0

Sutjeska

Loznica


Input: Radnicki (N)-Spartak (to be played on Sunday)

Radnicki (N)

Spartak


Input: Standings:


Input: Obilic 4 4 0 0 10 1 12

Obilic


Input: OFK Kikinda 4 3 0 1 8 3 9

OFK Kikinda


Input: Sutjeska 4 3 0 1 7 5 9

Sutjeska


Input: Loznica 4 2 0 2 7 4 6

Loznica


Input: OFK Beograd 4 1 3 0 5 4 6

OFK Beograd


Input: Buducnost (V) 4 2 0 2 4 5 6

Buducnost (V)


Input: Sloboda 4 1 1 2 8 8 4

Sloboda


Input: Spartak 3 1 1 1 3 3 4

Spartak


Input: Radnicki (N) 3 1 0 2 5 6 3

Radnicki (N)


Input: Zeleznik (B) 4 1 0 3 4 7 3

Zeleznik (B)


Input: Rudar 4 1 0 3 1 7 3

Rudar


Input: Mladost (BJ) 4 0 1 3 2 10 1

Mladost (BJ)


Input: SOCCER-INCE EXPOSED BY GASCOIGNE'S LATEST PRANK.

INCE

GASCOIGNE


Input: CHISINAU, Moldova 1996-08-31

CHISINAU

Moldova


Input: England's irrepressible midfielder Paul Gascoigne was up to his old tricks on Saturday, pulling down his team mate Paul Ince's trousers in front of an astonished crowd in Moldova.

England

Moldova

Paul Gascoigne

Paul Ince


Input: Ince was clambering over a wall at the Republican stadium in Chisinau as Glenn Hoddle's England players tried to escape heavy rain during an under-21 clash.

Ince

Glenn Hoddle

Republican

Chisinau

England


Input: Gascoigne, whose compulsive practical joking has landed him in trouble in the past, tugged down the Inter Milan player's trousers in front of a group of press photographers.

Gascoigne

Inter Milan


Input: Hoddle, coaching the side for the first time, declined to comment on the incident.

Hoddle


Input: England face Moldova in a World Cup qualifier in the same stadium on Sunday.

England

Moldova

World Cup


Input: BASKETBALL-TROFEJ BEOGRAD TOURNAMENT RESULTS.

TROFEJ BEOGRAD TOURNAMENT


Input: BELGRADE 1996-08-31

BELGRADE


Input: Results in the Trofej Beograd 96

Trofej Beograd 96


Input: international basketball tournament on Saturday:


Input: Fifth place:


Input: Benetton (Italy) 92 Dinamo (Russia) 81 (halftime 50-28)

Benetton

Dinamo

Italy

Russia


Input: Third place:


Input: Alba (Germany) 75 Red Star (Yugoslavia) 70 (42-41)

Alba

Red Star

Germany

Yugoslavia


Input: BASKETBALLSOCCER-TROFEJ BEOGRAD TOURNAMENT RESULTS.

TROFEJ BEOGRAD TOURNAMENT


Input: BELGRADE 1996-08-31

BELGRADE


Input: Results in the Trofej Beograd 96

Trofej Beograd 96


Input: international basketball tournament on Saturday:


Input: Fifth place:


Input: Benetton (Italy) 92 Dinamo (Russia) 81 (halftime 50-28)

Benetton

Dinamo

Italy

Russia


Input: Third place:


Input: Alba (Germany) 75 Red Star (Yugoslavia) 70 (42-41)

Alba

Red Star

Germany

Yugoslavia


Input: SOCCER-ROMANIA BEAT LITHUANIA IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

ROMANIA

LITHUANIA

WORLD CUP


Input: BUCHAREST 1996-08-31

BUCHAREST


Input: Romania beat Lithuania 3-0 (halftime 1-0) in a World Cup soccer European group 8 qualifier on Saturday.

Romania

Lithuania

World Cup

European


Input: Scorers:


Input: Romania-Viorel Moldovan (21st minute), Dan Petrescu (65th), Constantin Galca (77th)

Romania

Viorel Moldovan

Dan Petrescu

Constantin Galca


Input: Attendence: 9,000


Input: SOCCER-ARMENIA AND PORTUGAL DRAW 0-0 IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

ARMENIA

PORTUGAL

WORLD CUP


Input: YEREVAN 1996-08-31

YEREVAN


Input: Armenia and Portugal drew 0-0 in a World Cup soccer European group 9 qualifier on Saturday.

Armenia

Portugal

World Cup

European


Input: Attendance: 5,000


Input: SOCCER-AZERBAIJAN BEAT SWITZERLAND IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

AZERBAIJAN

SWITZERLAND

WORLD CUP


Input: BAKU 1996-08-31

BAKU


Input: Azerbaijan beat Switzerland 1-0 (halftime 1-0) in their World Cup soccer European group three qualifying match on Saturday.

Azerbaijan

Switzerland

World Cup

European


Input: Scorer:


Input: Vidadi Rzayev (28th)

Vidadi Rzayev


Input: Attendance: 20,000


Input: BASKETBALL-BENETTON BEAT DINAMO 92-81.

BENETTON

DINAMO


Input: BELGRADE 1996-08-31

BELGRADE


Input: Benetton of Italy beat Dinamo of Russia 92-81 (halftime 50-28) in a fifth place play-off in the Trofej Beograd 96 international basketball tournament on Saturday.

Benetton

Dinamo

Italy

Russia

Trofej Beograd 96


Input: SOCCER-SWEDEN BEAT LATVIA IN EUROPEAN UNDER-21 QUALIFIER.

SWEDEN

LATVIA

EUROPEAN


Input: RIGA 1996-08-31

RIGA


Input: Sweden beat Latvia 2-0 (halftime 0-0) in a European under-21 soccer championship qualifier on Saturday.

Sweden

Latvia

European


Input: Scorers: Joakim Persson 81st minute, Daniel Andersson (89th)

Joakim Persson

Daniel Andersson


Input: Attendance: 300


Input: SOCCER-BELARUS BEAT ESTONIA IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

BELARUS

ESTONIA

WORLD CUP


Input: MINSK 1996-08-31

MINSK


Input: Belarus beat Estonia 1-0 (halftime 1-0) in a World Cup soccer European group 4 qualifier on Saturday.

Belarus

Estonia

World Cup

European


Input: Scorer: Vladimir Makovsky (35th)

Vladimir Makovsky


Input: Attendance: 6,000


Input: SOCCER-ENGLAND BEAT MOLDOVA IN UNDER-21 QUALIFIER.

ENGLAND

MOLDOVA


Input: CHISINAU 1996-08-31

CHISINAU


Input: England beat Moldova 2-0 (halftime 1-0) in a European Under-21 soccer championship group 2 qualifier on Saturday.

England

Moldova

European


Input: Scorers: Bruce Dyer (39th minute), Darren Eadie (53rd)

Bruce Dyer

Darren Eadie


Input: Attendance: 850


Input: SQUASH-HILL BRANDS WORLD CHAMPION JANSHER A CHEAT.

HILL

JANSHER


Input: HONG KONG 1996-08-31

HONG KONG


Input: Controversial Australian Anthony Hill called Jansher Khan a cheat during his acrimonious defeat by the world number one in the Hong Kong Open semifinals on Saturday.

Australian

Hong Kong Open

Anthony Hill

Jansher Khan


Input: The match boiled over when Hill made to walk off court after what he claimed was a game-winning point in the third.

Hill


Input: When the referee called Jansher's return good and the decision was accepted by the player, Hill shrieked at the Pakistani: " You cheat. "

Jansher

Hill

Pakistani


Input: " He was standing right there and knew the shot was down so I called him a cheat, " said Hill, whose squash career has been blighted by fines and suspensions for unacceptable behaviour.

Hill


Input: " He knew it was down and accepted what I called him because of that. "


Input: Hill won the game on the next point and said later that Jansher was generally honest on court but played by the referee's decision.

Hill

Jansher


Input: The Australian had upset Jansher's rhythm with his mixture of gamesmanship and fluent stroke-making but eventually succumbed 15-7 17-15 14-15 15-8.

Australian

Jansher


Input: " I changed my strategy against him today and had him rattled, " he added.


Input: He is not as fit as he used to be be but was too good for me in the end.


Input: I shook him a bit but he will come out next time and be a better player for it -- that's Jansher. "


Input: Jansher said that he was disturbed to be called a cheat. "

Jansher


Input: What he did was bad for squash, bad for the crowd and bad for the sponsors.


Input: " We are trying to build up squash like tennis and players should not say things like that.


Input: " I think the Professional Squash Association should look into this matter and deal with it properly.

Professional Squash Association


Input: I am not calling for him to be banned but they have to take some action. "


Input: Jansher, bidding for an eighth Hong Kong Open title, plays second-seeded Australian Rodney Eyles in the final.

Jansher

Rodney Eyles

Hong Kong Open

Australian


Input: Eyles played his best squash of the tournament to beat fourth-seeded Peter Nicol of Scotland 15-10 8-15 15-10 15-4.

Eyles

Peter Nicol

Scotland


Input: Eyles, who defeated Jansher in the semifinals of the Portuguese Open in 1993, said that he would like to win for the good of the game.

Eyles

Jansher

Portuguese Open


Input: " I have nothing against Jansher but it will be great if I could beat him, " said Eyles. "

Jansher

Eyles


Input: My biggest problem against Jansher is concentration.

Jansher


Input: I want to beat him so badly that I just cannot get it together. "


Input: SQUASH-HONG KONG OPEN SEMIFINAL RESULTS.

HONG KONG OPEN


Input: HONG KONG 1996-08-31

HONG KONG


Input: Semifinal results in the Hong Kong Open on Saturday (prefix number denotes seeding): 1-Jansher Khan (Pakistan) beat Anthony Hill (Australia) 15-7 17-15 14-15 15-8 2-Rodney Eyles (Australia) beat 4-Peter Nicol (Scotland) 15-10 8-15 15-10 15-4

Hong Kong Open

Jansher Khan

Anthony Hill

Rodney Eyles

Peter Nicol

Pakistan

Australia

Australia

Scotland


Input: GOLF-PARNEVIK TAKES ONE-SHOT LEAD AT GREATER MILWAUKEE OPEN.

PARNEVIK

GREATER MILWAUKEE OPEN


Input: MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin 1996-08-31

MILWAUKEE

Wisconsin


Input: Jesper Parnevik of Sweden fired a course record-tying eight-under-par 63 Saturday to take a one-shot lead into the final round of the $1.2 million Greater Milwaukee Open.

Jesper Parnevik

Sweden

Greater Milwaukee Open


Input: Parnevik, who is seeking his first PGA Tour victory, moved to 19-under 194 for the tournament.

Parnevik

PGA Tour


Input: Parnevik tied the 18-hole record set by Loren Roberts in 1994 at the Brown Deer Park Golf Course and also equalled Saturday by Greg Kraft.

Parnevik

Loren Roberts

Greg Kraft

Brown Deer Park Golf Course


Input: Nolan Henke, who led by two strokes entering the third round, carded a four-under 67 and was one stroke back at 18-under 195.

Nolan Henke


Input: He is striving for his fourth career PGA Tour victory and first since the 1993 BellSouth Classic.

PGA Tour

1993 BellSouth Classic


Input: Tiger Woods, who made the cut in his first tournament as a professional, shot a two-over-par 73 and was four under for the tournament.

Tiger Woods


Input: The 20-year-old Woods, who turned professional Tuesday after winning an unprecedented third successive U.S. Amateur Championship, struggled on the front nine, bogeying the first and seventh holes and double-bogeying the par-four, 359-yard ninth hole.

Woods

U.S. Amateur Championship


Input: After bogeying the 10th hole to move to four-over for the round, he rallied for birdies on 15 and 18.


Input: After Parnevik started off his round by parring the first hole and bogeying the second, the Swede birdied six of the next seven holes.

Parnevik

Swede


Input: Parnevik continued to storm through the course, birdying three holes on the back nine, including two from 12 feet out on the 15th and 17th holes.

Parnevik


Input: " I can't remember when I've putted this well, " said Parnevik. "

Parnevik


Input: I was disappointed when a 12-footer didn't go in.


Input: " My game feels very good.


Input: I've been fading my driver but today whenever I set up for a fade it went straight.


Input: Whenever everyone's making birdies, you never want to be even par. "


Input: Henke had a bogey-free round and birdied four holes, including a 45-footer on the par-three 215-yard seventh hole and one from 12 feet out on the 12th hole.

Henke


Input: " I didn't hit it very well today, " said Henke. "

Henke


Input: Jasper blew right by me.

Jasper


Input: Once he did, I knew I had to make birdies just to keep up.


Input: I made some really good pars.


Input: I basically picked up where I left off yesterday afternoon.


Input: " Right now, I can't put my finger on what's wrong. "


Input: Bob Estes shot a 67 for sole possession of third place at 15-under.

Bob Estes


Input: Steve Stricker, who tied for second at last week's World Series of Golf, and Stuart Appleby were both five shots off the lead at 14 under.

Steve Stricker

Stuart Appleby

World Series of Golf


Input: Duffy Waldorf, who also tied for second at the World Series of Golf, carded a 70 to lead a group of six golfers at 13 under, including Kraft.

Duffy Waldorf

Kraft

World Series of Golf


Input: The top four on the PGA Tour money list all skipped the tournament.

PGA Tour


Input: TENNIS-SPAIN, U.S. TEAMS OPEN ON ROAD FOR 1997 FED CUP.

SPAIN

U.S.

1997 FED CUP


Input: Richard Finn

Richard Finn


Input: NEW YORK 1996-08-31

NEW YORK


Input: This year's Fed Cup finalists -- defending champion Spain and the United States -- will hit the road to open the 1997 women's international team competition, based on the draw conducted Saturday at the U.S. Open.

Fed Cup

U.S. Open

Spain

United States


Input: Spain travels to Belgium, while the U.S. team heads to the Netherlands for first-round matches March 1-2.

Spain

Belgium

U.S.

Netherlands


Input: The other two first-round ties will pit hosts Germany against the Czech Republic and visiting France against Japan.

Germany

Czech Republic

France

Japan


Input: The semifinals are July 19-20, and the final September 27- 28.


Input: Life on the road this year did not slow the Americans, who will try to avenge their 3-2 defeat in the final last year when they host Spain on September 28-29 in Atlantic City.

Americans

Spain

Atlantic City


Input: " Last year we stood on the court after we had lost and we put out hands together and made it our committment to bring back the Cup, " U.S. captain Billie Jean King said at the draw. "

Cup

U.S.

Billie Jean King


Input: That is our sole goal. "


Input: The United States edged Austria in Salzburg 3-2 in the opening round in April, and then blanked Japan 5-0 in Nagoya last month in the semifinals.

United States

Austria

Salzburg

Japan

Nagoya


Input: The victory against Japan marked the Fed Cup debut of Monica Seles, who became a naturalised U.S. citizen in 1994.

Japan

U.S.

Fed Cup

Monica Seles


Input: Seles easily won both her singles matches and King is counting on the co-world number one to lead the team again.

Seles

King


Input: " I told Monica we need her if we want to win, " King said.

Monica

King


Input: Seles's sore left shoulder and a wrist injury to Fed Cup veteran Mary Joe Fernandez have forced King to take a wait and see attitude regarding her squad for the best-of-five match.

Seles

Mary Joe Fernandez

King

Fed Cup


Input: Fernandez was forced to withdraw from the U.S. Open.

Fernandez

U.S. Open


Input: " We will wait until the last minute so we check with everybody and their injuries, " said King. "

King


Input: What we like would be Seles, (Olympic champion Lindsay) Davenport and Mary Joe Fernandez. "

Seles

Lindsay

Davenport

Mary Joe Fernandez

Olympic


Input: If she can get that threesome together, King will feel good about her chances against the Spain's formidable duo of Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Conchita Martinez.

King

Arantxa Sanchez Vicario

Conchita Martinez

Spain


Input: " To be a great coach you have to have the right horses and I got the right horses, " said King.

King


Input: TENNIS-SATURDAY'S RESULTS FROM THE U.S. OPEN.

U.S. OPEN


Input: NEW YORK 1996-08-31

NEW YORK


Input: Results from the U.S. Open Tennis Championships at the National Tennis Centre on Saturday (prefix number denotes seeding):

U.S. Open Tennis Championships

National Tennis Centre


Input: Women's singles, third round 1-Steffi Graf (Germany) beat Natasha Zvereva (Belarus) 6-4 6-2 16-Martina Hingis (Switzerland) beat Naoko Kijimuta (Japan) 6-2 6-2 Judith Wiesner (Austria) beat Petra Langrova (Czech Republic) 6-2 6-0

Steffi Graf

Natasha Zvereva

Martina Hingis

Naoko Kijimuta

Judith Wiesner

Petra Langrova

Germany

Belarus

Switzerland

Japan

Austria

Czech Republic


Input: Men's singles, third round 13-Thomas Enqvist (Sweden) beat Pablo Campana (Ecuador) 6-4 6-4 6-2

Thomas Enqvist

Pablo Campana

Sweden

Ecuador


Input: TENNIS-DRAW FOR 1997 FED CUP WOMEN'S TEAM TOURNAMENT.

1997 FED CUP


Input: NEW YORK 1996-08-31

NEW YORK


Input: Draw for the women's 1997 Fed Cup team tennis championships, as conducted at the U.S. Open on Saturday:

1997 Fed Cup

U.S. Open


Input: World Group I, first round (March 1-2)


Input: United States at Netherlands

United States

Netherlands


Input: Czech Republic at Germany

Czech Republic

Germany


Input: France at Japan

France

Japan


Input: Spain at Belgium

Spain

Belgium


Input: (semifinals July 19-20, and finals September 27-28)


Input: World Group II, first round (March 1-2)


Input: Austria at Croatia

Austria

Croatia


Input: Switzerland at Slovak Republic

Switzerland

Slovak Republic


Input: Argentina at South Korea

Argentina

South Korea


Input: Australia at South Africa

Australia

South Africa


Input: SOCCER-U.S. BEAT EL SALVADOR 3-1.

U.S.

EL SALVADOR


Input: LOS ANGELES 1996-08-30

LOS ANGELES


Input: The United States beat El Salvador 3-1 (halftime 1-0) in an international soccer friendly on Friday.

United States

El Salvador


Input: Scorers:


Input: U.S.-Joe-Max Moore (3rd minute, 88th on penalty kick), Eric Wynalda (61st)

U.S.

Joe-Max Moore

Eric Wynalda


Input: El Salvador-Luis Lazo (61st)

El Salvador

Luis Lazo


Input: BASEBALL-MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AFTER FRIDAY'S GAMES.

MAJOR LEAGUE


Input: NEW YORK 1996-08-31

NEW YORK


Input: Major League Baseball

Major League Baseball


Input: standings after games played on Friday (tabulate under won,


Input: lost, winning percentage and games behind):


Input: AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE


Input: EASTERN DIVISION

EASTERN DIVISION


Input: W L PCT GB


Input: NEW YORK 75 59 .560-

NEW YORK


Input: BALTIMORE 71 63 .530 4

BALTIMORE


Input: BOSTON 69 66 .511 6 1/2

BOSTON


Input: TORONTO 63 72 .467 12 1/2

TORONTO


Input: DETROIT 49 86 .363 26 1/2

DETROIT


Input: CENTRAL DIVISION

CENTRAL DIVISION


Input: CLEVELAND 80 54 .597-

CLEVELAND


Input: CHICAGO 72 64 .529 9

CHICAGO


Input: MINNESOTA 67 68 .496 13 1/2

MINNESOTA


Input: MILWAUKEE 65 71 .478 16

MILWAUKEE


Input: KANSAS CITY 61 75 .449 20

KANSAS CITY


Input: WESTERN DIVISION

WESTERN DIVISION


Input: TEXAS 76 58 .567-

TEXAS


Input: SEATTLE 70 64 .522 6

SEATTLE


Input: OAKLAND 65 72 .474 12 1/2

OAKLAND


Input: CALIFORNIA 62 73 .459 14 1/2

CALIFORNIA


Input: SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 SCHEDULE


Input: KANSAS CITY AT DETROIT

KANSAS CITY

DETROIT


Input: BALTIMORE AT SEATTLE

BALTIMORE

SEATTLE


Input: CHICAGO AT TORONTO

CHICAGO

TORONTO


Input: MINNESOTA AT MILWAUKEE

MINNESOTA

MILWAUKEE


Input: CLEVELAND AT TEXAS

CLEVELAND

TEXAS


Input: BOSTON AT OAKLAND

BOSTON

OAKLAND


Input: NEW YORK AT CALIFORNIA

NEW YORK

CALIFORNIA


Input: NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE


Input: EASTERN DIVISION

EASTERN DIVISION


Input: W L PCT GB


Input: ATLANTA 84 50 .627-

ATLANTA


Input: MONTREAL 71 62 .534 12 1/2

MONTREAL


Input: FLORIDA 65 70 .481 19 1/2

FLORIDA


Input: NEW YORK 59 76 .437 25 1/2

NEW YORK


Input: PHILADELPHIA 54 81 .400 30 1/2

PHILADELPHIA


Input: CENTRAL DIVISION

CENTRAL DIVISION


Input: HOUSTON 73 63 .537-

HOUSTON


Input: ST LOUIS 70 65 .519 2 1/2

ST LOUIS


Input: CHICAGO 66 67 .496 5 1/2

CHICAGO


Input: CINCINNATI 66 68 .493 6

CINCINNATI


Input: PITTSBURGH 56 78 .418 16

PITTSBURGH


Input: WESTERN DIVISION

WESTERN DIVISION


Input: SAN DIEGO 76 60 .559-

SAN DIEGO


Input: LOS ANGELES 73 61 .545 2

LOS ANGELES


Input: COLORADO 70 66 .515 6

COLORADO


Input: SAN FRANCISCO 58 74 .439 16

SAN FRANCISCO


Input: SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 SCHEDULE


Input: ATLANTA AT CHICAGO

ATLANTA

CHICAGO


Input: HOUSTON AT PITTSBURGH

HOUSTON

PITTSBURGH


Input: SAN FRANCISCO AT NEW YORK

SAN FRANCISCO

NEW YORK


Input: FLORIDA AT CINCINNATI

FLORIDA

CINCINNATI


Input: LOS ANGELES AT PHILADELPHIA

LOS ANGELES

PHILADELPHIA


Input: SAN DIEGO AT MONTREAL

SAN DIEGO

MONTREAL


Input: COLORADO AT ST LOUIS

COLORADO

ST LOUIS


Input: BASEBALL-MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS FRIDAY.

MAJOR LEAGUE


Input: NEW YORK 1996-08-31

NEW YORK


Input: Results of Major League

Major League


Input: Baseball games played on Friday (home team in CAPS):


Input: American League

American League


Input: DETROIT 4 Kansas City 0

DETROIT

Kansas City


Input: Chicago 11 TORONTO 2

Chicago

TORONTO


Input: MILWAUKEE 5 Minnesota 4 (in 12)

MILWAUKEE

Minnesota


Input: TEXAS 5 Cleveland 3

TEXAS

Cleveland


Input: New York 6 CALIFORNIA 2

New York

CALIFORNIA


Input: OAKLAND 7 Boston 0

OAKLAND

Boston


Input: Baltimore 5 SEATTLE 2

Baltimore

SEATTLE


Input: National League

National League


Input: CHICAGO 3 Atlanta 2 (1st game)

CHICAGO

Atlanta


Input: Atlanta 6 CHICAGO 5 (2nd game)

Atlanta

CHICAGO


Input: Florida 3 CINCINNATI 1

Florida

CINCINNATI


Input: San Diego 6 MONTREAL 0

San Diego

MONTREAL


Input: Los Angeles 7 PHILADELPHIA 6 (in 12)

Los Angeles

PHILADELPHIA


Input: Houston 10 PITTSBURGH 0

Houston

PITTSBURGH


Input: San Francisco 6 NEW YORK 4

San Francisco

NEW YORK


Input: ST LOUIS 7 Colorado 4

ST LOUIS

Colorado


Input: BASEBALL-KEVIN BROWN LOWERS ERA AS MARLINS BEAT REDS.

KEVIN BROWN

ERA

MARLINS

REDS


Input: CINCINNATI 1996-08-31

CINCINNATI


Input: Major league ERA leader Kevin Brown threw an eight-hitter and Devon White's RBI double snapped a fifth-inning tie as the Florida Marlins beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 for their seventh straight win Friday.

ERA

RBI

Kevin Brown

Devon White

Florida Marlins

Cincinnati Reds


Input: Brown (14-10) tied Todd Stottlemyre of the Cardinals for the National League lead with his fifth complete game and lowered his major league-leading earned run average from 1.96 to 1.92.

Brown

Todd Stottlemyre

Cardinals

National League


Input: He struck out eight and did not walk a batter.


Input: Brown threw 119 pitches and won for the third time in as many starts against the Reds this season.

Brown

Reds


Input: " Bolesy (Florida manager John Boles) told me yesterday,' You have to go nine tomorrow,' " Brown said.

Bolesy

John Boles

Brown

Florida


Input: " In the early innings, I was struggling, I was just trying to make it from pitch to pitch.


Input: I gave up a lot of hits in the early innings and I wasn't thinking about the seventh, eighth or ninth.


Input: I wasn't satisfied with any of my pitches and I did a better job of moving the ball around in the later innings. "


Input: " He has a devastating sinker, " observed Reds manager Ray Knight. "

Reds

Ray Knight


Input: The guys say it moved more than everyone in the league.


Input: I remember Nolan Ryan saying in' 91 or' 92 that he was the best young pitcher coming around in a long time and he saw (Tom) Seaver and (Jerry) Koosman when they were starting. "

Nolan Ryan

(Tom) Seaver

(Jerry) Koosman


Input: In Philadelphia, Delino DeShields's triple in the top of the 12th off Jeff Parrett (2-3) scored Chad Curtis and lifted the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 7-6 victory over the Phillies.

Philadelphia

Delino DeShields

Jeff Parrett

Chad Curtis

Los Angeles Dodgers

Phillies


Input: Los Angeles won for the seventh time in eight games.

Los Angeles


Input: Darren Dreifort (1-1) picked up the win after allowing a hit and a walk over 2 1/3 scoreless innings.

Darren Dreifort


Input: Todd Worrell worked the 12th to earn his league-leading 37th save.

Todd Worrell


Input: The Phillies have dropped five of their last six overall, and nine of 11 at home.

Phillies


Input: Billy Ashley belted a three-run homer for Los Angeles.

Billy Ashley

Los Angeles


Input: In Chicago, the Braves and Cubs split a doubleheader.

Chicago

Braves

Cubs


Input: In the first game, Ryne Sandberg snapped an eighth-inning tie with an infield single and Kevin Foster (6-2) outdueled Atlanta's Tom Glavine (13-8) for his third straight win, 3-2.

Ryne Sandberg

Kevin Foster

Tom Glavine

Atlanta


Input: Foster, a .333 hitter, helped his own cause in the second with a two-run single.

Foster


Input: The Braves took the second game when Chipper Jones singled home the tying run in the top of the ninth and Andruw Jones took advantage of a poor throw to score the go-ahead run on a sacrifice fly for a 6-5 victory.

Braves

Chipper Jones

Andruw Jones


Input: Cubs shortstop Jose Hernandez committed three of Chicago's four errors.

Cubs

Jose Hernandez

Chicago


Input: Mike Mordecai singled, doubled and homered for Atlanta, which has won 14 of its last 19 games and has the best record in the majors, 84-50.

Mike Mordecai

Atlanta


Input: In Montreal, Scott Sanders allowed one hit over eight innings and Wally Joyner hit a two-run single in a four-run third as the San Diego Padres blanked the Expos 6-0 for their sixth straight win.

Montreal

Scott Sanders

Wally Joyner

San Diego Padres

Expos


Input: Sanders (8-4) struck out 10 and walked three to win his fourth straight.

Sanders


Input: He allowed a leadoff double to David Segui in the second, and won for the seventh time in eight decisions.

David Segui


Input: The right-hander retired 14 batters in a row from the second inning through the seventh.


Input: Mike Oquist allowed one Montreal hit in the ninth.

Mike Oquist

Montreal


Input: Montreal lost for the ninth time in 14 games.

Montreal


Input: In New York, Marvin Benard's two-run homer snapped a tie and Shawn Estes came one out away from his first complete game as the San Francisco Giants beat the Mets 6-4.

New York

Marvin Benard

Shawn Estes

San Francisco Giants

Mets


Input: Benard, hitting .467 (14-for-30) against the Mets this season, hit his first pitch from Pete Harnisch (8-10) in the seventh over the right-field fence to put the Giants up 4-2.

Benard

Pete Harnisch

Mets

Giants


Input: Estes (3-4) was lifted for closer Rod Beck after yielding a single with two out in the ninth.

Estes

Rod Beck


Input: Beck allowed a two-run double to Alvaro Espinoza, who collected a career-high four RBI, but struck out Brent Mayne for his 31st save.

Beck

Alvaro Espinoza

Brent Mayne

RBI


Input: The loss was the Mets' eighth straight, their longest slide since September 1993, and dropped them to 0-4 under new manager Bobby Valentine.

Mets

Bobby Valentine


Input: In St Louis, Tom Pagnozzi had three hits and three RBI and Alan Benes scattered six hits over six-plus innings as the Cardinals beat the Colorado Rockies 7-4.

St Louis

Tom Pagnozzi

Alan Benes

RBI

Cardinals

Colorado Rockies


Input: Benes (12-8) allowed three runs, walked three and struck out three for the win.

Benes


Input: St Louis defeated Colorado for just the second time in 12 meetings dating back to last season.

St Louis

Colorado


Input: Ray Lankford went 4-for-5 with a pair of doubles for the Cardinals, who won for just the third time in 11 games.

Ray Lankford

Cardinals


Input: Eric Anthony hit a pair of solo homers for the Rockies.

Eric Anthony

Rockies


Input: In Pittsburgh, Sean Berry tied a career high with six RBI and Donne Wall fired a seven-hitter for his first major-league shutout as the Houston Astros routed the Pirates 10-0.

Pittsburgh

Sean Berry

Donne Wall

RBI

Houston Astros

Pirates


Input: It was the third time Berry had six RBI in one game.

Berry

RBI


Input: Wall (9-4) struck out four and walked none to post his second complete game of the season and third straight win.

Wall


Input: TENNIS-EDBERG REFUSES TO QO QUIETLY.

EDBERG


Input: Richard Finn

Richard Finn


Input: NEW YORK 1996-08-30

NEW YORK


Input: Refusing to go quietly in the night, Stefan Edberg extended his stay at his 14th and last U.S. Open when Bernd Karbacher, trailing and hurting, quit in the fourth set of their second-round match Friday.

Stefan Edberg

Bernd Karbacher

U.S. Open


Input: The 30-year-old Edberg, a former two-time Open champion, had wrestled control of the match away from Karbacher when the German, hampered by a left hamstring injury, decided he couldn't continue under the stadium lights at the National Tennis Centre.

Edberg

Karbacher

Open

German

National Tennis Centre


Input: " A win is a win.


Input: I'll take it, " Edberg, who has announced that this will be his last Grand Slam event, said of the 3-6 6-3 6-3 1-0 victory.

Edberg

Grand Slam


Input: Ironically, Karbacher two years ago ended Ivan Lendl's Grand Slam career here when the former champion had to retire in the middle of their first-round match.

Karbacher

Ivan Lendl

Grand Slam


Input: After seeing the trainer come out early in the third set, Edberg was not surprised by Karbacher's decision not to go on.

Edberg

Karbacher


Input: " I knew he had problems with something, " Edberg said. "

Edberg


Input: I really wasn't surprised. "


Input: Edberg had his own problems early in the match as the Swede battled to acclimate himself to the nighttime conditions while Karbacher was ripping passing shots and blasting serves past him.

Edberg

Karbacher

Swede


Input: " I didn't really feel good to begin with, I had problems finding the timing on the ball, seeing the ball, " said Edberg, who upset Wimbledon champion and fifth-seeded Richard Krajicek in the first round.

Edberg

Richard Krajicek

Wimbledon


Input: " This was one of these matches where I didn't play up to my standard.


Input: I had to fight hard. "


Input: Edberg's tenacity paid off in the second set.

Edberg


Input: Edberg lost his own serve twice, but he rallied for three breaks of his own, the last to wrap up the set.

Edberg


Input: " That's where the match sort of changed, " said Edberg. "

Edberg


Input: I think once I got that second set, I felt a lot better about my game. "


Input: Edberg is starting to feel pretty good about postponing his swan song a lot longer.

Edberg


Input: " It doesn't look all that bad, " Edberg said of his path through the draw starting next with a match against Krajicek's Dutch countryman Paul Haarhuis.

Edberg

Krajicek

Paul Haarhuis

Dutch


Input: However, the 1991 and 1992 champion is not ready to start making plans to be in next week's final.


Input: " I'm always being realistic, " said Edberg. "

Edberg


Input: Like I said many times, I think it's a very little chance, but nothing is impossible.


Input: If I play great tennis, that could take me a long way.


Input: " A lot of things can happen, like tonight. "


Input: BOXING-PRINCE NASEEM RETAINS WBO FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE.

NASEEM


Input: DUBLIN 1996-08-31

DUBLIN


Input: Britain's Naseem Hamed retained his WBO featherweight title on Saturday when Mexico's Manuel Medina was retired by his corner at the end of the 11th round.

Britain

Mexico

Naseem Hamed

Manuel Medina

WBO


Input: SOCCER-AUSTRIA DOMINATE SCOTLAND IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

AUSTRIA

SCOTLAND

WORLD CUP


Input: Steve Pagani

Steve Pagani


Input: VIENNA 1996-08-31

VIENNA


Input: Austria dominated their World Cup group four qualifier against Scotland on Saturday with wave after wave of attacks but were unable to penetrate the visitors' defence and had to settle for a goalless draw.

Austria

Scotland

World Cup


Input: Scotland, who thrashed Belarus 5-1 in their opening group four match, were unable to repeat their performance.

Scotland

Belarus


Input: Austria's best chance came in the 63rd minute with Stephan Marasek of SC Freiburg taking advantage of a scramble in the Scottish penalty area but his shot narrowly passing the left-hand post.

Austria

Stephan Marasek

SC Freiburg

Scottish


Input: They also went close a minute before the interval when a promising attack saw the ball fall to Markus Schopp but he hit his shot wide.

Markus Schopp


Input: Everton's Duncan Ferguson went close for Scotland in the 65th minute when he forced Austrian goalkeeper Michael Konsel to a diving save.

Everton

Duncan Ferguson

Michael Konsel

Scotland

Austrian


Input: Two Scotland players were shown yellow cards, captain Gary McAllister for bringing down Andreas Heraf and Ferguson for arguing against the referee's decision.

Scotland

Gary McAllister

Andreas Heraf

Ferguson


Input: " The result is acceptable, " Scottish coach Craig Brown told reporters. "

Scottish

Craig Brown


Input: We'd hoped not to lose and we tried not to play for a draw but the Austrian defence was simply too good. "

Austrian


Input: SK Rapid's Dietmar Kuehbauer, who gave an impressive performance, said the team started off well but let the game slip after the first 30 minutes.

SK Rapid

Dietmar Kuehbauer


Input: " Somehow it seemed there were less than 11 players on the pitch.


Input: We have lost two points.


Input: The Scots are not really a great team and we should have won, " he said.


Input: Austrian coach Herbert Prohaska said his team had displayed great fighting spirit but sometimes lacked ideas.

Austrian

Herbert Prohaska


Input: Teams:


Input: Austria: Michael Konsel, Markus Schopp, Peter Schoettel, Anton Pfeffer, Wolfgang Feiersinger, Stephan Marasek, Dieter Ramusch (Andreas Ogris 77th), Dietmar Kuehbauer, Anton Polster ((Herfried Sabitzer 68th), Andreas Herzog, Andreas Heraf.

Austria

Michael Konsel

Markus Schopp

Peter Schoettel

Anton Pfeffer

Wolfgang Feiersinger

Stephan Marasek

Dieter Ramusch

Andreas Ogris

Dietmar Kuehbauer

Anton Polster

Herfried Sabitzer

Andreas Herzog

Andreas Heraf


Input: Scotland: Andrew Goram, Craig Burley, Thomas Boyd, Colin Calderwood, Colin Hendry, Thomas McKinley, Duncan Ferguson, Stuart McCall, Alistair McCoist (Gordon Durie 75th), Gary McAllister, John Collins.

Scotland

Andrew Goram

Craig Burley

Thomas Boyd

Colin Calderwood

Colin Hendry

Thomas McKinley

Duncan Ferguson

Stuart McCall

Alistair McCoist

Gordon Durie

Gary McAllister

John Collins


Input: BOXING-JOHNSON WINS UNANIMOUS POIUNTS VERDICT.

JOHNSON


Input: DUBLIN 1996-08-31

DUBLIN


Input: American Tom Johnson successfully defended his IBF featherweight title when he earned a unanimous points decision over Venezuela's Ramon Guzman on Saturday.

American

Tom Johnson

Ramon Guzman

IBF

Venezuela


Input: SOCCER-FRANCE LAUNCH 1998 WORLD CUP BUILD-UP WITH 2-0 WIN.

FRANCE

WORLD CUP


Input: PARIS 1996-08-31

PARIS


Input: Euro 96 absentee Nicolas Ouedec and Youri Djorkaeff scored the goals as 1998 World Cup hosts France beat Mexico 2-0 in a friendly international on Saturday.

Euro 96

World Cup

Nicolas Ouedec

Youri Djorkaeff

France

Mexico


Input: The victory extended to 29 matches France's unbeaten run under coach Aime Jacquet, their Euro 96 semifinal elimination having come in a penalty shoot-out, but was marred by the sending-off of Chelsea central defender Franck Leboeuf.

France

Aime Jacquet

Franck Leboeuf

Euro 96

Chelsea


Input: Leboeuf was dismissed two minutes from time for a second bookable offence, fouling Mexican substitute Ricardo Pelaez who minutes earlier had also been shown the yellow card for pushing the Chelsea defender in the back.

Leboeuf

Ricardo Pelaez

Mexican

Chelsea


Input: Both goals came early in the second half after France had surprised the Mexicans with three half-time substitutions.

France

Mexicans


Input: After a sterile first half, France injected more sting in midfield with the introduction of Juventus's Zinedine Zidane.

France

Juventus

Zinedine Zidane


Input: This allowed Djorkaeff to play further up and his cross from the right fell for Ouedec, who has joined Espanyol of Barcelona from Nantes since missing the European championship finals through injury, to score after a mistake by midfielder Joaquin del Olmo.

Djorkaeff

Ouedec

Joaquin del Olmo

Espanyol

Nantes

Barcelona

European


Input: Within four minutes Ouedec was returning the compliment for Djorkaeff, playing a one-two with the Internazionale Milan forward down the middle to set him up for a cross shot past diving goalkeeper Osvaldo Sanchez.

Ouedec

Djorkaeff

Osvaldo Sanchez

Internazionale Milan


Input: Jacquet, beginning the 22-month countdown to France's hosting of the World Cup finals, said: " We have an identity (as a team) which we are going to work on. "

Jacquet

France

World Cup


Input: Teams:


Input: France-1-Bernard Lama; 2-Lilian Thuram (14-Sabri Lamouchi 87th), 5-Laurent Blanc, 8-Marcel Desailly (12-Franck Leboeuf 46th), 3-Bixente Lizarazu; 4-Christian Karembeu, 7-Didier Deschamps, 10-Youri Djorkaeff, 6-Reynald Pedros (13-Robert Pires 46th); 9-Nicolas Ouedec (17-Florian Maurice 64th), 11-Patrice Loko (15-Zinedine Zidane 46th)

France

Bernard Lama

Lilian Thuram

Sabri Lamouchi

Laurent Blanc

Marcel Desailly

Franck Leboeuf

Bixente Lizarazu

Christian Karembeu

Didier Deschamps

Youri Djorkaeff

Reynald Pedros

Robert Pires

Nicolas Ouedec

Florian Maurice

Patrice Loko

Zinedine Zidane


Input: Mexico-1-Osvaldo Sanchez (12-Alfonso Rios 78th); 13-Pavel Pardo, 2-Claudio Suarez, 5-Duilio Davino (Becerril 46th), 4-German Villa (16-Gomez 86th); 14-Joaquin del Olmo, 6-Raul Rodrigo Lara (11-Cuauhtemoc Blanco 65th), 8-Alberto Garcia Aspe, 7-Ramon Ramirez (15-Jesus Arellano 71st); 18-Enrique Alfaro (17-Francisco Palencia 78th), 10-Luis Garcia (19-Ricardo Pelaez 69th).

Mexico

Osvaldo Sanchez

Alfonso Rios

Pavel Pardo

Claudio Suarez

Duilio Davino

Becerril

German Villa

Gomez

Joaquin del Olmo

Raul Rodrigo Lara

Cuauhtemoc Blanco

Alberto Garcia Aspe

Ramon Ramirez

Jesus Arellano

Enrique Alfaro

Francisco Palencia

Luis Garcia

Ricardo Pelaez


Input: SOCCER-FRANCE BEAT MEXICO 2-0 IN FRIENDLY.

FRANCE

MEXICO


Input: PARIS 1996-08-31

PARIS


Input: France beat Mexico 2-0 (halftime 0-0) in a friendly soccer international on Saturday.

France

Mexico


Input: Scorers: Nicolas Ouedec (49th minute), Youri Djorkaeff (53rd)

Nicolas Ouedec

Youri Djorkaeff


Input: Attendance: 18,000


Input: SOCCER-BELGIUM SCRAPE PAST TURKEY DESPITE CROWD TROUBLE.

BELGIUM

TURKEY


Input: Bert Lauwers

Bert Lauwers


Input: BRUSSELS 1996-08-31

BRUSSELS


Input: Belgium kicked off their 1998 World Cup campaign with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over 10-man Turkey in a tense match marred by Turkish crowd trouble shortly after the break.

Belgium

Turkey

1998 World Cup

Turkish


Input: Turkish fans, upset at their team's 2-0 first-half deficit, ripped apart dozens of plastic seats and threw them over the fence.

Turkish


Input: Riot police took 10 minutes to restore order.


Input: The police were given an unexpected hand by second-half substitute Sergen Yalcin who rekindled Turkish hopes in the 61st with a splendid half-volley which stunned Belgian goalkeeper Filip De Wilde.

Sergen Yalcin

Filip De Wilde

Turkish

Belgian


Input: But Yalcin, who had come on just four minutes earlier, turned from hero to villain barely two minutes after his strike when he was sent off after spitting at an opponent and arguing with English referee David Elleray.

Yalcin

David Elleray

English


Input: Marc Degryse had opened the scoring for Belgium after 13 minutes, whacking a low 10-metre drive into the net after an incisive pass by defender Dirk Medved from the edge of the penalty area.

Marc Degryse

Dirk Medved

Belgium


Input: Brazilian-born Luis Oliveira then gleefully slipped the ball past goalkeeper Rustu Recber from the right of the area to make it 2-0 seven minutes before the interval, Turkey's best first-half effort proving to be a vicious 30-metre shot by Ogun Temizkanoglu which De Wilde tipped over.

Luis Oliveira

Rustu Recber

Ogun Temizkanoglu

De Wilde

Turkey


Input: The visitors, seeking to restore some pride after failing to score a single goal in Euro 96 in June, repeatedly ripped through the left side of the home defence but De Wilde was able to block several sharply-angled efforts.

Euro 96

De Wilde


Input: With only the group seven winners qualifying automatically for the 1998 finals in France, Belgium could not afford a slip-up at home and they frantically chased a decisive third goal.

France

Belgium


Input: But they were almost upset 12 minutes from time when De Wilde fumbled a hard Arif Erdem shot and Orhan Cikirikci almost pounced on the loose ball.

De Wilde

Arif Erdem

Orhan Cikirikci


Input: Belgium's best second-half effort came three minutes later when Degryse put the ball over the bar from close range with Recber beaten.

Belgium

Degryse

Recber


Input: Teams:


Input: Belgium-1-Filip De Wilde, 2-Bertrand Crasson, 3-Dirk Medved, 4-Pascal Renier, 16-Geoffrey Claeys, 6-Gunther Schepens (15-Nico Van Kerckhoven, 81st), 10-Enzo Scifo, 7-Gert Verheyen (14-Frederic Peiremans, 62nd), 9-Marc Degryse, 8-Luc Nilis, 11- Luis Oliveira (18-Gilles De Bilde, 88th).

Belgium

Filip De Wilde

Bertrand Crasson

Dirk Medved

Pascal Renier

Geoffrey Claeys

Gunther Schepens

Nico Van Kerckhoven

Enzo Scifo

Gert Verheyen

Frederic Peiremans

Marc Degryse

Luc Nilis

Luis Oliveira

Gilles De Bilde


Input: Turkey-1-Rustu Recber, 4-Hakan Unsal (14-Sergen Yalcin, 57th), 2-Recep Cetin, 3-Ogun Temizkanoglu, 5-Alpay Ozalan, 7- Abdullah Ercan, 6-Tolunay Kafkas, 10-Oguz Cetin (13-Arif Erdem, 57th), 11-Tayfun Korkut, 9-Hakan Sukur, 8-Saffet Sancakli (17- Orhan Cikirikci, 76th).

Turkey

Rustu Recber

Hakan Unsal

Sergen Yalcin

Recep Cetin

Ogun Temizkanoglu

Alpay Ozalan

Abdullah Ercan

Tolunay Kafkas

Oguz Cetin

Arif Erdem

Tayfun Korkut

Hakan Sukur

Saffet Sancakli

Orhan Cikirikci


Input: Belgian coach Wilfried Van Moer said he had not expected Turkey to be so strong and fast.

Belgian

Wilfried Van Moer

Turkey


Input: " We started panicking a bit after the Turkish goal ...

Turkish


Input: we suffered, " said Van Moer, who succeeded Paul Van Himst as coach in April.

Van Moer

Paul Van Himst


Input: It was Belgium's first victory under Van Moer after two draws in friendlies against Russia and Italy.

Belgium

Russia

Italy

Van Moer


Input: SOCCER-SUMMARY IN THE SPANISH FIRST DIVISION.

SPANISH


Input: MADRID 1996-08-30

MADRID


Input: Summary of game played in the Spanish first division on Saturday: Deportivo Coruna 1 (Corentine Martins, 22nd minute) Real Madrid 1 (Roberto Carlos 79th).

Spanish

division

Deportivo Coruna

Real Madrid

Corentine Martins

Roberto Carlos


Input: Halftime 1-0.


Input: Attendancce 35,000.


Input: SOCCER-RESULT IN SPANISH FIRST DIVISION.

SPANISH


Input: MADRID 1996-08-31

MADRID


Input: Result of game played in the


Input: Spanish first division on Saturday:

Spanish

division


Input: Deportivo Coruna 1 Real Madrid 1

Deportivo Coruna

Real Madrid


Input: SOCCER-BELGIUM BEAT TURKEY 2-1 IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

BELGIUM

TURKEY

WORLD CUP


Input: BRUSSELS 1996-08-31

BRUSSELS


Input: Belgium beat Turkey 2-1

Belgium

Turkey


Input: (halftime 2-0) in a World Cup group seven soccer qualifier on

World Cup


Input: Saturday:


Input: Scorers:


Input: Belgium-Marc Degryse (13th), Luis Oliveira (38th)

Belgium

Marc Degryse

Luis Oliveira


Input: Turkey-Sergen Yalcin (61st)

Turkey

Sergen Yalcin


Input: Attendance: 30,000


Input: SOCCER-AUSTRIA DRAW 0-0 WITH SCOTLAND IN WORLD CUP QUALIFIER.

AUSTRIA

SCOTLAND

WORLD CUP


Input: VIENNA 1996-08-31

VIENNA


Input: Austria and Scotland drew 0-0 in a World Cup soccer European group four qualifier on Saturday.

Austria

Scotland

World Cup

European


Input: Attendance: 29,500


Input: BOXING-KNOCK-OUT SPECIALIST MILLER DEFENDS TITLE.

MILLER


Input: DUBLIN 1996-08-31

DUBLIN


Input: A powerful right hook followed by a straight left gave defending champion Nate Miller a seventh round knock-out win over fellow American James Heath in their WBA cruiserweight title bout on Saturday.

Nate Miller

James Heath

American

WBA


Input: Miller, who went into the contest with a record of 24 knock-out wins in 32 fights, took charge from the opening bell and had his opponent on the canvas inside 90 seconds when he landed a deft left-hook to the head.

Miller


Input: Heath did score with two brusing lefts to Miller's head in the third round but failed to put his opponent under any real pressure.

Heath

Miller


Input: Miller raised the pace of the contest at the start of the fifth round and, once he started to get his right-left combinations working for him, the fight was never likely to go the distance.

Miller


Input: SOCCER-DUTCH DRAW 2-2 WITH BRAZIL IN FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL.

DUTCH

BRAZIL


Input: AMSTERDAM 1996-08-31

AMSTERDAM


Input: The Netherlands drew 2-2 with

The Netherlands


Input: Brazil (half-time 0-1) in a soccer friendly on Saturday.

Brazil


Input: Scorers:


Input: Netherlands-Ronald de Boer (52nd minute), Van Gastel

Netherlands

Ronald de Boer

Van Gastel


Input: (90th, pen)


Input: Brazil-Giovanni (14th), Marcello Goncalves (55th)

Brazil

Giovanni

Marcello Goncalves


Input: BOXING-MILLER DEFENDS WBA CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE.

MILLER

WBA


Input: DUBLIN 1996-08-31

DUBLIN


Input: American Nate Miller successfully defended his WBA cruiserweight title when he knocked out compatriot James Heath in the seventh round of their bout on Saturday.

American

Nate Miller

James Heath

WBA


Input: HORSE RACING-TATTERSALLS BREEDERS STAKES RESULT.

TATTERSALLS BREEDERS


Input: DUBLIN 1996-08-31

DUBLIN


Input: Result of the Tattersalls Breeders

Tattersalls Breeders


Input: Stakes, a race for two-year-olds run over six furlongs (1,200

Stakes


Input: metres) at The Curragh on Saturday:

The Curragh


Input: 1. Miss Stamper 3-1 joint-favourite (ridden by David Harrison)

Miss Stamper

David Harrison


Input: 2. Paddy Lad 16-1 (Peter Bloomfield)

Paddy Lad

Peter Bloomfield


Input: 3. Pelham 10-1 (Warren O'Connor)

Pelham

Warren O'Connor


Input: Distances: Three lengths, two-and-a-half lengths.


Input: Winner owned by John and Beryll Remblance and trained in

John

Beryll Remblance


Input: Britain by Richard Hannon.

Britain

Richard Hannon


Input: Value to the winning owner: $233,600


Input: SOCCER-KLINSMANN TO RETIRE AFTER 1998 WORLD CUP.

KLINSMANN

1998 WORLD CUP


Input: BONN 1996-08-31

BONN


Input: German international striker Juergen Klinsmann has said he will retire after the 1998 World Cup in France.

German

World Cup

Juergen Klinsmann

France


Input: " For myself, personally, I've planned things so that that will be the end of me, " the 32-year-old national team captain was quoted as saying by the daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung on Saturday.

Sueddeutsche Zeitung


Input: Klinsmann said he believed Germany could win in France with the same nucleus of players which won the European championship in England this summer.

Klinsmann

Germany

France

England

European


Input: " I think it can be done, " he said, " especially as experience is becoming more and more valuable in sport.


Input: I think we can do it with the same body of players.


Input: That's what we're all aiming for. "


Input: Coach Berti Vogts has called up a virtually identical squad for next week's friendly against Poland -- Germany's first match since Euro 96.

Berti Vogts

Poland

Germany

Euro 96


Input: SOCCER-GERMAN CUP SECOND ROUND RESULTS.

GERMAN CUP


Input: BONN 1996-08-31

BONN


Input: Results of German Cup second round

German Cup


Input: matches on Saturday:


Input: Karlsruhe 2 Hansa Rostock 0

Karlsruhe

Hansa Rostock


Input: Borussia Neunkirchen 1 St Pauli 3

Borussia Neunkirchen

St Pauli


Input: Duisburg 1 Luebeck 0 (after extra time)

Duisburg

Luebeck


Input: SOCCER-ROMANIA BEAT LITHUANIA IN U-21 QUALIFIER.

ROMANIA

LITHUANIA


Input: BUCHAREST 1996-08-30

BUCHAREST


Input: Romania beat 2-1 (halftime 1-1) Lithuania in their European Under-21 soccer match on Friday.

Romania

Lithuania

European


Input: Scorers:


Input: Romania-Cosmin Contra (31st), Mihai Tararache (75th)

Romania

Cosmin Contra

Mihai Tararache


Input: Lithuania-Danius Gleveckas (13rd)

Lithuania

Danius Gleveckas


Input: Attendence: 200


Input: Paper says Thatcher's office consulted astrologer.

Thatcher


Input: LONDON 1996-09-01

LONDON


Input: A British newspaper said Margaret Thatcher was so shaken by an IRA attempt on her life when she was prime minister in 1984 that an astrologer was asked to warn her against future threats.

British

Margaret Thatcher

IRA


Input: The Sunday Telegraph quoted Majorie Orr as saying she did a horoscope chart for Thatcher, a Libran, after she narrowly escaped death in the Irish guerrilla bombing of a hotel during the Conservative Party conference more than a decade ago.

The Sunday Telegraph

Conservative Party

Majorie Orr

Thatcher

Libran

Irish


Input: Orr said Thatcher's press secretary Bernard Ingram asked her to telephone if she saw any threatening indications in the future.

Orr

Thatcher

Bernard Ingram


Input: " Bernard Ingham told me that if I ever heard anything that indicated danger I was to let him know, " Orr said.

Bernard Ingham

Orr


Input: Orr said she never had to telephone.

Orr


Input: She added that the horoscope was purely for security purposes and she was never consulted about political moves.


Input: Ingram was quoted as telling the newspaper he thought astrology was " a load of rubbish " and that he could not recall asking Orr to keep a watch on Thatcher's stars.

Ingram

Orr

Thatcher


Input: Thatcher, dubbed the " Iron Lady " for her driven, forceful personality, was never known to have an interest in the occult and in fact has a university degree in chemistry.

Thatcher

Iron Lady


Input: Former U.S. president Ronald Reagan's wife, Nancy, admitted in her biography My Turn that she regularly consulted an astrologer to help her plan her husband's schedule.

U.S.

Ronald Reagan

Nancy

My Turn


Input: Reuters historical calendar-September 7.

Reuters


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Following are some of the major events to have occurred on September 7 in history.


Input: 1533-Queen Elizabeth I born.

Elizabeth I


Input: Daughter of Henry VIII and his second wife Anne Boleyn, she was queen of England 1558-1603.

Henry VIII

Anne Boleyn

England


Input: One of the great monarchs who presided over a period of English assertion in Europe in politics and the arts.

English

Europe


Input: 1706-French troops under Duke of Orleans besieging Turin were defeated by the Austrians under Prince Eugene, the French army was destroyed and they ceased trying to capture northern Italy.

French

Austrians

French

Orleans

Turin

Italy

Eugene


Input: 1714-The Treaty of Baden was signed between the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI and France, ending War of Spanish Succession.

Treaty of Baden

Roman

War of Spanish Succession

Charles VI

France


Input: Charles ceded Alsace and Strasbourg to France and got back Breisach, Kehl and Freiburg.

Charles

Alsace

Strasbourg

France

Breisach

Kehl

Freiburg


Input: 1812-Russian army under General Kutuzov was defeated at heavy cost by Napoleon at the battle of Borodino 70 miles west of Moscow.

Russian

Kutuzov

Napoleon

Borodino

Moscow


Input: Napoleon entered Moscow a week later.

Napoleon

Moscow


Input: 1822-Brazil proclaimed independence from Portugal and Pedro I became first Emperor of Brazil in December 1822.

Brazil

Portugal

Brazil

Pedro I


Input: 1836-Scottish politician Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman born.

Scottish

Henry Campbell-Bannerman


Input: As Liberal prime minister 1905-1908 he granted self-government to the Transvaal.

Liberal

Transvaal


Input: He also got the House of Lords to pass his Trades Disputes Act which gave labour unions more freedom to strike.

House of Lords

Trades Disputes Act


Input: 1860-Giuseppe Garibaldi leading his " Red Shirts " seized Naples in the Italian war of liberation against the Austrians.

Giuseppe Garibaldi

Red Shirts

Italian

Austrians

Naples


Input: 1901-In China, the Boxer Rising which attempted to drive out all foreigners officially ended with the signing of the Peking Protocol.

China

Boxer Rising

Peking Protocol


Input: This imposed an indemnity to be paid to the great powers for Boxer crimes.

Boxer


Input: 1909-Elia Kazan born as Elia Kazanjoglus.

Elia Kazan

Elia Kazanjoglus


Input: A U.S. stage and screen director, he is best known for " Viva Zapata " and " On the Waterfront ".

U.S.

Viva Zapata

On the Waterfront


Input: 1913-Sir Anthony Quayle born.

Anthony Quayle


Input: British actor of stage and screen in films from 1948.

British


Input: Best known for appearances in " Ice Cold in Alex ", " Lawrence of Arabia " and, as Cardinal Wolsey, in " Anne of a Thousand Days ".

Ice Cold in Alex

Lawrence of Arabia

Anne of a Thousand Days

Wolsey


Input: 1914-James Alfred Van Allen born.

James Alfred Van Allen


Input: U.S. physicist who discovered the two zones of radiation encircling the earth to which he gave his name.

U.S.


Input: 1930-Belgian King Baudouin I born.

Belgian

Baudouin I


Input: He succeeded to the throne in 1951 on the abdication of his father Leopold III.

Leopold III


Input: 1940-In World War Two the German airforce under Hermann Goering began its " Blitz " bombing campaign on London.

World War Two

German

Blitz

Hermann Goering

London


Input: Over 300 people were killed on this day alone.


Input: 1969-Scottish motor racing driver Jackie Stewart won the Italian Grand Prix to secure his first world championship.

Scottish

Italian Grand Prix

Jackie Stewart


Input: Four years later, after winning his third world crown, he announced his retirement.


Input: 1986-Bishop Desmond Tutu was enthroned as Archbishop of Cape Town, South Africa.

Desmond Tutu

Cape Town

South Africa


Input: He was the first black head of South Africa's Anglicans.

South Africa

Anglicans


Input: 1990-The United States won Saudi and Kuwaiti pledges to help pay for forces in the Gulf.

United States

Gulf

Saudi

Kuwaiti


Input: Iraq ordered many restaurants to close indefinitely to save food in face of a blockade.

Iraq


Input: 1990-British historian Alan John Percivale (A.J.P.) Taylor died.

British

Alan John Percivale (A.J.P.) Taylor


Input: He won acclaim for the insights that he gave into the events which shaped modern Europe and was one of Europe's leading authorities on the great conflicts of the 20th century.

Europe

Europe


Input: 1993-Six former Soviet republics, Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia and Tajikistan, signed framework agreement to keep the Russian rouble as their common currency.

Soviet

Russian

Russia

Belarus

Kazakhstan

Uzbekistan

Armenia

Tajikistan


Input: 1994-The Stars and Stripes flag was lowered for the last time over U.S. army headquarters in Berlin, formally ending the American presence in the once-divided city after nearly half a century.

Stars and Stripes

American

U.S.

Berlin


Input: Escaped British paedophile recaptured.

British


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: A convicted British paedophile was arrested on Saturday, two days after escaping from custody during a supervised day trip to a zoo, police said.

British


Input: Trevor Holland, a 52 year-old with who has been convicted twice of gross indecency with children, was captured after being spotted in Worthing, a town on England's southern coast.

Trevor Holland

Worthing

England


Input: " A member of the public recognised Holland in a newsagent shop as he was reading the headlines about himself, " a police spokesman said.

Holland


Input: Police launched a nationwide search on Thursday after he disappeared during an unsupervised trip to the toilet while visiting a popular zoo and theme park south of London.

London


Input: Holland was moved to a more secure centre earlier this year after a similar incident.

Holland


Input: His escape at the zoo caused outrage in Britain.

Britain


Input: A child sex scandal in Belgium in which two eight-year-old girls were murdered and two other sexually abused girls were rescued has focused new attention on the problem.

Belgium


Input: Scottish Labour Party narrowly backs referendum.

Scottish Labour Party


Input: STIRLING, Scotland 1996-08-31

STIRLING

Scotland


Input: British Labour Party leader Tony Blair won a narrow victory on Saturday when the party's Scottish executive voted 21-18 in favour of his plans for a referendum on a separate parliament for Scotland.

British Labour Party

Tony Blair

Scottish

Scotland


Input: Blair once pledged to set up a Scottish parliament if the Labour won the next general election, which must be held by May 1997.

Blair

Scottish

Labour


Input: But many activists were dismayed when he abruptly decided earlier this year to hold a two-question referendum on the issue, asking Scots if they wanted a separate parliament and if it should have tax-raising powers.

Scots


Input: Many party members argued that a general election win would demonstrate popular support for a separate parliament and others said a single question referendum would suffice.


Input: Prime Minister John Major says the 300-year-old union of the Scottish and English parliaments will be a main plank in his Conservative Party's election platform.

John Major

Scottish

English

Conservative Party


Input: Conservatives have only 10 of the 72 Scottish seats in parliament and consistently run third in opinion polls in Scotland behind Labour and the independence-seeking Scottish National Party.

Scottish

Scotland

Labour

Scottish National Party


Input: Britain condemns Iraq involvement in Arbil attack.

Britain

Iraq

Arbil


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Britain on Saturday condemned Iraqi involvement in an attack on the Kurdish city of Arbil and said it was in close touch with its allies.

Britain

Arbil

Iraqi

Kurdish


Input: " We condemn Iraqi involvement.

Iraqi


Input: In no way can Iraqi involvement be seen as helpful, " said a Foreign Office spokesman.

Iraqi

Foreign Office


Input: U.N. officials said that a Kurdish rebel faction backed up by Iraqi tanks, heavy artillery and helicopters had taken control of half of the city after heavy fighting.

U.N.

Kurdish

Iraqi


Input: Arbil lies within the so-called safe haven set up at the end of the 1991 Gulf War on the suggestion of British Prime Minister John Major to protect Iraqi Kurds from attack by the Iraqi military.

Arbil

Gulf War

British

Iraqi Kurds

Iraqi

John Major


Input: The area is patrolled by U.S., French and British planes.

U.S.

French

British


Input: " We are in close touch with all our allies, " said the Foreign Office spokesman.

Foreign Office


Input: He declined to give any further information.


Input: Seven Iraqis charged with hijack.

Iraqis


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: Seven Iraqi men appeared in court on Saturday charged with air piracy following the hijacking to Britain of a Sudanese airliner with 199 people aboard.

Iraqi

Sudanese

Britain


Input: The seven, including a carpenter and a businessmen and whose ages ranged from 25 to 38 years old, were ordered to be held in jail until another hearing next week.


Input: No pleas were entered at the preliminary hearing.


Input: They were accused of taking over Flight 150 which was flying from Khartoum, Sudan, to Amman, Jordan.

Flight 150

Khartoum

Sudan

Amman

Jordan


Input: All the hostages were freed on Tuesday after the plane landed at Stansted airport, north of London.

Stansted

London


Input: The men have claimed political asylum in Britain saying they were persecuted while in Iraq.

Britain

Iraq


Input: Their court appearance means they will face trial and possible imprisonment in Britain before their applications for asylum are considered.

Britain


Input: Under English law the maximum sentence for hijack is life imprisonment but there has been widespread speculation that the seven will receive lesser sentences.

English


Input: After a search of the aircraft following the hijack, police found only knives and fake explosives.


Input: Opposition group says Iraqis advance in north Iraq.

Iraqis

Iraq


Input: LONDON 1996-08-31

LONDON


Input: An Iraqi opposition group in exile said on Saturday it had received reports that Iraqi forces were shelling and advancing on the Kurdish town of Arbil in northern Iraq.

Iraqi

Iraqi

Kurdish

Arbil

Iraq