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oo THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR D5 FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1993 Briefly Spores yellows were given. News away from the stadiums wasn't any brighter. Nearly 15,000 World Cup tickets and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash were stolen from the Paris office of an American travel agency. TREK ill I'd Ditlil DlllCa) Compiled by Steve Plonski I Early returns show there are two sides to computer chip COLLEGES On Solo! Trek 820 21 Speed $27500 1 TTTTVTTTTVTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTVVTTTB Subculture SS BMX Was $600 Now $349" 1 HOCKEY Panthers set to tab Terry Murray The Florida Panthers' two-month search for a new coach appears to have ended at general manager Bryan Murray's family tree. Younger brother Terry Murray, let go by Philadelphia despite leading the Flyers to the 1997 Stanley Cup finals, has been offered the Panthers' job, the Sun-Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale reported in Thursday editions.

I Sub Atomic SSBMX WasW NCAA gives Purdue more time Purdue has been given until Aug. 7 to respond to allegations of possible recruiting violations by its men's basketball program. The NCAA initially set a deadline of May 19 for Purdue's response and then extended it to June 22. "Our legal counsel is doing everything in his power to schedule appointments with those individuals whose statements to the NCAA will have a bearing on Purdue's position," athletics director Morgan Burke said Thursday. Penders lands new job Tom Penders was hired as II A AAA WasW N0W13U I Sub Dude Trek Comouters Onrv $29" AaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAH If you've worn a computer chip scoring device in a race, you know how easy it makes being a timer.

If you've worn two of them at the same time, you can see how easy it makes being a cheater. And if you're a race director, and '1- rfi-rf 29 Years In Business 6847 W. Washington St (317) 241-4660 si Ths Run Around Mike Davit Voted by Golf Digest George Washington's basketball coach Thursday, two months after he was forced to resign at Texas. Terms of the contract were not released, but the pact includes a buyout of the remaining four years on his Longhorn contract. Penders was forced out of Texas when four of his players went to the home of athletics director DeLoss Dodds on March Tom Penders the fink TENNIS Kournikova downs Graf In a victory of the new guard over the old, 17-year-old Anna Kournikova overcame an angry Steffi Graf In three sets Thursday to reach the semifinals of Eastbourne's Wimbledon warmup tournament.

Kournikova, a Wimbledon semifinalist last year, needed just more than two hours to beat the seven-time Wimbledon champion 6-7 (4-7), 6-3, 6-4. The second-seeded Graf, playing in Just her fourth tournament since undergoing knee surgery a year ago. was Infuriated by several line calls. In another quarterfinal, Natasha Zvereva downed Magui Soma 7-6 (7-5), 6-2. Third seed Arantza Sanchez Vlcario and Serena Williams were even at 4-6, 6-4 when rain forced the match to be postponed until today.

Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman advanced to the quarterfinals of the Nottingham Open with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Grant Stafford on Thursday. Scott Davis and Eddie Dibbs advance to final Scott Davis made a successful senior circuit debut Thursday night, teaming with Eddie Dibbs to defeat Mel Purcell and Hank Pfister at The Challenge at the Palisades Tennis Club In Newport Beach, Calif. With their 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 victory, Davis and Dibbs advance to the final Saturday where they will play Brian Gottfried and Gene Mayer. Gottfried and Mayer advanced by beating Tim Wilkison and Bob Lute 6-3. 6-3.

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The 6-foot, 190-pound Yura, who will be a senior tailback next fall at Morgantown High School, said he will enroll at Notre Dame in the spring of 1999. Butler lacrosse coach honored Butler University announced that Jon Hind has been named national lacrosse Coach of the Year by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. Hind is the first Butler coach in any sport to be recognized as national Coach of the Year. Hind registered a school-record 11-4 season this year, climbing as high as No. 9 in the national rankings.

The Bulldogs won their first Great Western Lacrosse League title and made their first NCAA National Championship appearance. SOCCER Cup awash in red and yellow After new FIFA president Sepp Blatter and tournament chairman Michel Platini claimed referees were too lax, both of the men calling Thursday's World Cup games had little trouble pulling out their yellow cards. And their red ones. Five expulsions were handed out as France routed Saudi Arabia 4-0 to advance to the second round and Denmark tied South Africa 1-1. Another 11 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Expires 11198 Not good on Holidays GAMES Time to get 'vert': It's Games There Is one crucial thing to know about the Games: Attitude is all.

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Three were disqualified for an old offense giving their race numbers to nonregls-Jtered runners. Others got the piobk for beginning the race ahead the starting line or starting be-Ljore everyone else. But the ones who were really surprised were those who took shortcuts on the course and were tripped up by the little computer chip they wore on their was the first year the tchjps were used in the marathon, and officials set up a computerized tracking network that recorded participants as they passed 11 spots along the course. When a computer program analyzed each runner's progress and noticed someone getting from start to finish without passing all the 5-kilometer checkpoints, the red flag went up. Mike Ducy of Fort Wayne's End Result company was one of those Recording the runners' progress, and he continues to be Impressed by the bright and dark sides of chip technology.

Having timed this year's 500 Festival Mini-Marathon, he sees the advantages of near-flawless scoring and the potential for growth. He first used the comput-' er chip system In last fall's Indianapolis Marathon, did three other small races after that and looks forward to doing at least 17 this year and more in 1999. "At the same time, he knows how easy It would be to pack a "bunch of chips on a fast runner Cand fraudulently win age-group awards for people who never ran. "We'll have to work on that," he admits. 1 Good uses continue to outpace the bad, though.

Before the Mini-Marathon, he Jtajked about developments that qoujd make it possible to record runners' numbers as they passed a timing mat and instantly display their names and times or even thqlr, pictures for everyone to ee. Now he's enthusiastic about a German program that links chip signals with video. Key in a number, and a video image of that person finishing comes on a Screen. After the race, you could watch yourself finishing. Or, if there was a color printer there, you could call up four to six different views, depending on how many cameras were' used, select the one you wanted, go to the end of the table and instantly have a color photo to take home.

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