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McEnroe Continued from Page 15 exchanged high-fives and McEnroe collapsed into his chair, tears stream ing down his cheeks. This is McEnroe’s second Grand Slam singles appearance, after win ning his only Slam title in men’s doubles at the French Open in 1989. His oldest brother, John, also reached the semifinals in his second Grand Slam singles outing, Wimbledon in 1977, after winning the French Open mixed doubles with Mary Carillo a month earlier. John McEnroe, who was defaulted for arguing line calls at last year’s Australian Open, skipped this year’s tournament with injuries. The match, with fewer than 2,000 people in the 15,000-seat stadium by the end, was free of any John McEn roe-style outbursts or arguments. Patrick did get mad once, at a group of Italians whose pro-Caratti cheers grew louder and louder as McEnroe’s ordeal lengthened. “How about shutting up for once?” he shouted. That was in the middle of winning the first game of the final set, and it was almost like John getting fired up. He took a 3-0 lead and broke again for 5-1 as Caratti double faulted. Caratti said he was injured, too, starting with a slight thigh strain that got worse the longer he played and effected his net play. “When he took three minutes (in jury timeout), I wanted to take three minutes, too,” Caratti said. “But I didn’t want to let McEnroe know about my injury.” McEnroe will be the decided under dog in the men’s final four Friday. He’ll play second-seeded Boris Becker, who beat lOth-seeded Guy Forget 6 2,7-6, 6-3. The other semifinal has top-seeded Stefan Edberg against two-time de fending champion Ivan Lendl. Edberg beat Jamie Yzaga 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, be fore Lendl defeated Goran Prpic 6-0, 7-6, 7-6. Lendl’s victory over the unseeded Prpic was tough. After blowing through the first set, losing just two points on his serve, Lendl found that Prpic could play. With Lendl serving for the set, Prpic broke for 5-5 on a Lendl forehand long. In the tiebreak, Lendl reasserted himself, winning the last five points and closing at 7-1 on a backhand volley. Lendl dominated the tiebreak, winning the last six points for 7-2. Security at Tampa Stadium 1991 Super Bowl game Portable TV’s, umbrellas, camcorders, cameras, headset radios, bottles, cans. A six-foot chain link fence, Meta, detectors, x-ray erected around stadium, 50 equipment feet from permanent fence. AP Super Continued from Page 15 game counting the playoffs. Buffalo’s no-huddle is unique in that Kelly calls the plays — the only NFL quarterback who does. He al most always lines up in the shotgun, from which he can either pass or hand off, primarily to Thurman Thomas. “Even if we’re in the shotgun, the defense doesn’t know if we’re going to run or pass,” center Kent Hull said. “It gives the offensive line a break because they (the opposition) can’t tell what you’re going to do.” This week, however, it goes against the league’s stingiest defense, one that allowed only 211 points in 16 regular-season games, a little more than double what the Bills scored in two playoff games. Parcells isn’t concerned with the no-huddle as much as he’s concerned with the Buffalo players, particularly the ones at the skill positions who wreaked so much havoc on the Dol phins and Raiders. “The no-huddle — the entity in itself — isn’t the problem,” he said. “I'he problem is Jim Kelly, Andre Reed, Thurman TTiomas and James Lofton. There are a lot of teams that could employ the no-huddle offense and not be too successful doing it.” Rec Scoreboard Results from Tuesday night’s games. Men’s basketball Fraternity A Sigma Phi Epsilon A1 44, Alpha Gamma Sigma 31; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 51, Sigma Chi A1 37, Chi PhiA1 57,DeltaTau Delta 32; Alpha Tau Omega 48, Kappa Sigma 21; Phi Kappa Fraternity B Delta Tau Delta B1 67, Sigma Phi Epsilon B1 30; Alpha Gamma Rho 52, Delta UpsilonB2 45; Theta Chi 67, FarmHouse 51; Chi Phi B1 54, Alpha Gamma Sigma 41; Beta Theta Pi B1 54, Sigma Chi 35; Alpha Tau Omega B2 76, Phi Gamma Delta B2 38; Phi Gamma Delta B1 56, Beta Theta Pi 25; Tau Kappa Epsilon by forfeit Fraternity C Acacia 42. Lambda Chi Alpha 39; Sigma Women’s basketball Alpha Xt Delta by forfeit over Gamma Phi Beta; Alpha Phi A2 48, Delta Gamma 15; The Bombers 28. Schramm 7 25; Chi Omega 22, Alpha Phi A1 21; Alpha Delta Pi by forfeit over Co-rec volleyball AB The Betty's & Barney's 2, FCA 0; Sigma Nu/ BC Schramm il and the Possey by fofeitover Mr. Happy, Neihardt Staffage by forfeit over Chi Phi 2; Death Disks 2, Abel 4/Sandoz 7 0; Just Don't Matter 2, After Hours 1; Flim Flam Flukes Psi 57, Triangle 54; Sigma Phi Epsilon A2 53, Farmhouse At 30; Delta Upsilon A1 by forfeit over Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma NuAl 65, Beta Sigma Psi 35. over Sigma Alpha Epsilon B3; Alpha Tau Omega B3 82, Triangle 28; Sigma Phi Epsilon B261, Sigma Nu B1 34; Sigma Nu B2 by forfeit over Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon B2 72, Phi Kappa Psi 44; Ag Men 54, Chi Phi B2 36; Lambda Chi Alpha B2 77, Kappa Sigma 54; Delta Tau Delta B2 by forfeit over Lambda Chi Alpha B1 Chi 97, Sigma Nu C2 47; Sigma Alpha Mu 32, Ag Men III 22. Pi Beta Phi; Quashers 37, Minimum Contact 24; Sam'* l earn by forfeit over Delta Sigma Pi; Your Loss FYI 42, Sando* 6 12; Fine Young Ladies 33, East Campus 16, GrantrAurora 45, Nav Crusaders 14. Alpha Omicron PI 2, AgMen 0; double forfeit Schramm 3 & 8 and Acacia B. 2, SAE & Lil Sisters 1; Dead Puppies 2, UCSC Banana Slugs 0; Chi Phi 3 by forfeit over SRA Racers; Magnificent Seven 2. Abel 111; Chi Omega/Beta Theta Pi 2, SAE & Delta Gamma 0. ! I Pre-season Men's Basketball 1. Heavy C and the Boyz 2. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A 3. Sigma Nu-A 4. Beta Theta Pi-A 5. Burnt Toast 6. Hammer Time 7. Alpha Tau Omega-A1 8. Cather3-A 9. Law I 10. Midnight Blue Pre-season Women’s Basketball 1. Alpha Omicron Pi 2. Volleyballers 3. Delta Sigma Pi 4. NUCrew 5. Schramm 7 6. Grant/Aurora 7. Quashers 8. Pi Beta Phi 9. U.N. Nuns 10. Delta Gamma Pre-season Co-rec Volleyball 1. Fluffaluffacuss 2. SA Spikers II 3. Alpha Omicron Pi 4. Pi Kappa Phi/Kappa Alpha Theta 5. Abel 4/Sandoz 7 6. F.Y.I. 7. 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