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Page 4 The Battalion Monday, June 21 * Millen to replace recovering Aikman IRVING — With Troy Aikman unavailable for between six and 12 weeks following back surgery, newly acquired backup Hugh Millen is the starting quarterback for the Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys. Despite all the sacks he suf fered with the New England Pa triots, Millen has never been un der this much pressure. Millen moved to the top of the depth chart Saturday when Super Bowl MVP Aikman underwent surgery for a herniated disk in his lower back. Doctors said his rehabilitation may extend into the first couple of weeks of the season. The Cowboys lost their only successful backup quarterback when Steve Beuerlein became an unrestricted free agent this off season and signed with the Phoenix Cardinals. That forced Dallas to shop around and on April 26 they swapped a middle-round 1994 draft choice to the Patriots for Millen. Peugeot takes top three at LeMans ing sun. Brabham and teammates Christophe Bouchut and Eric Helary of France, went 375 laps over the 8.5-mile course, a total distance of 3,187 miles. The 1-2-3 finish by Peugeot was a resounding victory for the French automaker, which also edged Toyota in last year's Le Mans race. This year, Toyota contended again until its powerhouse racers were plagued by mishaps and structural problems. A Toyota TS010 did manage to finish fourth. LE MANS, France (AP) - De fending champion Peugeot held off a challenge by Toyota and swept the top three places in the 24-hour Le Mans endurance race Sunday. Peugeot's No. 3 905, driven by Australian Geoff Brabham, took the checkered flag under a beat- Wimbledon not favoring Agassi WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Andre Agassi is in danger Monday of becoming the first Wimbledon defending champion in the 26-year history of Open tennis to lose in the first round. A long layoff from an injury, a big-name hunter with a booming serve, and a pristine, fast grass Centre Court that favors serve- and-volleyers all could conspire to give Agassi an unwanted spot in the record books. But at least he plans to return to Centre Court at 2 p.m., the ap pointed hour for every men's champion to come back for the start of play 50 weeks after his last triumph here. Top-ranked Pete Sampras, who would have been a favorite here if not for a suddenly sore shoulder, isn't so sure he'll make it to Wimbledon even after being granted a day's delay for his first match against Australian Neil Berwick. Dallas Stars make three more deals DALLAS (AP) - The Dallas Stars continued their restructur ing Sunday, adding two defense- men and swapping a forward for a draft pick in three separate deals. The Stars, who have the ninth overall pick in Saturday's NHL draft, added a sixth-round selec tion by dealing Gaetan Duchesne to San Jose. Dallas also gave up future considerations to acquire Cord Murphy from Boston and Paul Cavallini from Washington. Murphy, 26, had five goals and 12 assists in 49 games for Boston last year. He came up with Philadelphia in 1988-89 and joined the Bruins in 1991-92. Cavallini, 27, began last with St. Louis but spent me the season with Washingto: 82 games overall last year,k jht goals and 17 points. eigr Green dethrone Sheehan at IPS ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP Tammie Green held off defer champion Patty Sheehan day to win the LPGA Rock International by one stroke. Green's 2-under-par 70k final round was a farcryfrou career-best 63 Saturday, gave her a 72-hole total t her third LPGA victory ai $75,000 winner's check. She had four birdies ar bogeys in the final round was interrupted by a half rain delay in the afternoon. 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This time the stakes were high er. And this time the shot will take its place in golf history. "A very poignant memory," said Tom Watsop,'who holed just such a chip from behind the 17th green at Pebble Beach in winning the 1982 U.S. Open. And it was almost an instant replay of Trevino's shot on the 71st hole at Muirfield, in Scotland, Brassbed, Queen-size, complete, w/firm, ortho-mattress set, never used, still boxed, cost $750. Must sell $200 cash. (713)855-8474. that beat Tony Jacklin for the 1972 British Open. This one didn't destroy Stew art, but it was a mortal wound. It put him two behind with two to play. After both parred the 17th, the par-5 18th became Stewart's only hope, and an eagle was needed. Janzen's drive to the right rough forced him to lay up short of the creek in two, while Stew art's long tee shot set up an iron into the green. But he just missed carrying the bank of the front bunker and the ball dropped back into the sand. Janzen said a gust of wind helped move his third shot to the front of the green, where it curled ^ music cor state troopi in within eight feet of the fli H o w a r c Stewart came out of thet Davidson to about six feet and ma: birdie putt, then could onl; and watch as Janzen mafei birdie effort — as well as tk md portra historic performances of Ni and Watson. The victory, Janzen^ sec; the season, was worth $2; ;ualty. But it's brutality Who do and pushed his earnings year to $806,990. Azinger finished withal Parry with a 68 to tie fo, Hoch shot a 68 and Watson a 20-foot birdie putt on i and a 40-footer for par on had a 69. G&S Studies, Inc. (409) 846-5933 Daybed w/brass, complete w/trundle, Mattresses, Never used, still boxed, cost $750 must sell $250 cash. (713) 855-8474. Computers Olympic Continued from Page 3 (close to campus) MAC+ 4M RAM 20M-HD Modem/fax - $750. 17” sunfish $200. New sailboard $350. Christopher 764-6019. 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Dick Pound, a senior IOC offi cial from Canada, said, "I think it is an unfortunate resolution to be circulated at this time ... I hope that more mature congressional thought will be addressed to it and it will not go any further." The IOC will select the host city during a secret ballot in Monte Carlo on Sept. 23. In addi tion to Beijing and Sydney, the candidates are Berlin; Brasilia, Brazil; Istanbul, Turkey, and Man chester, England. The Chinese Olympic Commit tee on Friday described the House resolution as "wanton interfer ence with the just right of the Chi nese people" and said it "tram ples upon Olympic principles." "A government can not instruct someone to vote when that per son is independent from the govern ment." -IOC director general Francois Carrard. China has campaigned fever ishly to win the Games, a prize it considers an affirmation of rival in the modern world. 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"If noth ing else, we'll at least get a better home schedule because of it." Brock hopes the new complex will bring with it the beginning of a new level of respect nation ally. Brock added that the new facility will make the team feel more at home. "They are going to fix it up nicely and make it like home. Brock said. "It'll have a homey look and will be something to istening tc ! '2Pacalyj yrics that The foil from Shaki Ban He got : own game. Howar< lyrics "b: taught him Howeve defense h screen des attentions at hand w ager's fate Howard ; trooper at ] The clai: tated his ai would be e responsibi showcase." The dimensions of the will follow NCAA regulatio! Down the lines will measure l feet while straight away ceri will be 220 feet. The field, not} named, is projected to beti ished in time for opening dav 1994. JOBS, JOBS, JOBS Telephone fundraising for national charities. No experience necessary. $5-$6 per/hr. to start. Evenings and weekends. 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After Jordan got Chicago's first field goal with 5:21 to go to make it 90-88, Majerle gave the Suns their first lead since the first peri od with a 3-pointer. Despite Jordan's scoring hero ics, defense was largely responsi ble for Chicago's third title. The Bulls, who allowed an av erage of 92.3 points in the Eastern Conference finals against New York, gave up 106.7 against Phoenix, but that was still 6.7 un der the Suns' NBA-leading regu lar-season average. Phoenix shot 39 percent from the field in the final game, the fifth time in six games in the se ries the Suns were held under 50 percent. Chicago, which needed five games to defeat the Los Angeles Lakers in 1991 and six to beat the Trail Blazers last year, had a 15-4 playoff record. Phoenix was 13-11 after finishing an NBA-best 62-20 in the regular season. Chicago had to return to Phoenix after losing Gafrie 5 108- 98 at home on Friday night. The Bulls won Game 4 111-105 behind Jordan's 55 points, matching the second-highest total in finals his tory, after losing the third game 129-121 in the second triple-over time game in finals history. The Suns lost the first two games of the series at Phoenix as Chicago became the first team to start the championship series 2-0 on the road. After both Barkley and Grant were called for their fourth fouls in the first minute of the third quarter, the Suns outscored the Bulls 10-4 and trailed by just two points midway through the peri od. The Bulls, who made six 3- pointers in the first period and at tempted none in the second, got 3-pointers from Paxson ; Armstrong in an 8-0 run that?* them a 75-65 lead. Johnson's two free throws' 1 17 seconds left were theSf- 22nd without a miss since Ba$ missed two in the first and made it 85-79. Trent 1 jumper with 1.3 seconds re^ ing gave Chicago an eightf 1 lead going into the final 12 ^ utes. The Bulls, behind Jordan 5 points, scored 37 on 63.6 accuracy in the first period they added just 19 points ont> : 20 shooting in the second qi^ and led just 56-51 at halftime Multi aren't
