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82 THE PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1991 NFL REPORT Expansion by 2 teams set for '94 NFL owners voted yesterday in Minneapolis to add two expansion teams for play in 1994, with realignment of the six divisions likely. An expansion committee will review communities seeking franchises and recommend to the 28 teams a list of final candidate communities no later than the NFL meetings next March. By the fall of 1992, the final selection of two expansion teams will be made with one proviso. "Unless the commissioner and expansion committee determine that labor-management issues constitute an impediment to such an expansion timetable," league spokesman Joe Browne said, "expansion teams -will be selected then." Commissioner Paul Tagliabue established a second-phase expansion committee, which he will chair. He also named three of the five members of that committee Eagles owner Norman Braman, Cleveland owner Art Modell and San Francisco owner Ed DeBartolo Jr.

The other two members will be named within 30 days, Browne said. The vote to go ahead with expansion plans required a two-thirds majority, or 21 affirmative votes. Tagliabue said "it got more than Ultimate decisions on both expansion and realignment will require the two-thirds majority. The NFL has not expanded since Seattle and Tampa Bay began play in 1976. In other NFL news, the 28 clubs approved a provision allowing an extra quarterback to dress for games.

In other news: PACKERS: Majkowski practices Quarterback Don Majkowski, recovering from shoulder surgery in December, participated fully in the first day of workouts at the Green Bay Packers' minicamp. "I don't know if he is doing everything full speed, but he's kind of involved in everything, which is good," coach Lindy Infante said. "We're kind of careful in what we ask him to throw; we haven't asked him to throw anything real deep." GIANTS: Assistants named New York Giants coach Ray Handley promoted Charlie Weis from assistant special teams coach to running backs coach and hired Cleveland assistant George Sefcik as receivers coach and Clemson defensive coordinator Bobby Trott as a defensive assistant. BENGALS: Rembert arrested Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Reggie Rembert was arrested in Covington, and charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving and having no operator's license, a jail officer said. Rembert was charged with intoxication last year in Fort Mitchell, Ky.

Compiled from wire reports. had no idea what It was. Then I got closer and realized that it was a hand." Kevin Saint Clair On vi BOB DAILY NEWS Kevin Saint Clair said, 'I just felt so alive' after saving a postal worker from drowning Schuylkill hero Rowing coach saves man who fell into river evin Saint Clair saved a life nova rowing yesterday. University coach The for and assistant Bach- Villaelors Barge, Saint Clair was out on the Schuylkill at 7 a.m. when one of his oarsmen shouted that he thought he saw someone drowning in the vicinity of the Girard Avenue Bridge.

Speeding off in his power boat, Saint Clair spotted what looked to be a "twig" floating on the water. "I had no idea what it was," Saint Clair said. "Then I got closer and realized that it was a hand." The hand belonged to John Huff, 56, a postal worker from Mount Airy who had been sitting on the bank and had fallen in. Although it remains unclear how long Huff had been in the water, Saint Clair, 32, said Huff was "fairly docile" by the time he reached him in his boat. Saint Clair dove over the side, grabbed Huff and waded with him to a sea wall.

When a pedestrian passed by on the bank, Saint Clair asked him to hold Huff in place while he retrieved his boat. was semiconscious at that point," Saint Clair said. "I was worried that he was dead; it scared the hell out of me." Saint Clair slid Huff into the boat and hurried him to shore. Huff regained consciousness there and was transported to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He was terest, Glanville said that teams "tend to be careful not to tip their hands." Asked whether he had an organization with which he perferred to sign, Glanville acknowledged he likes the Phillies, but said: "I want to go with an organization that will allow me to climb the ladder the fastest." Glanville also said he would be "very signable." "I consider myself flexible," he said.

"I am a person who believes something can always be worked out." GOLF OUTING The inaugural "Friends of Brian" celebrity golf tournament will be held June 10 at Llanerch Country Club. Featuring a sports celebrity lineup of Sixers Charles Barkley, Hersey Hawkins and Rick Mahorn, Seton Hall basketball coach P.J. Carlesimo, Orlando Magic coach Matt Guokas and others, the tournament has been organized to help raise money for Children's Hospital research in Crouzon's Syndrome, the facial-structure disorder that has afflicted 10-month-old Brian Boyle. Brian is the grandson of both Jim Boyle (the ex-St. Joseph's coach, now an assistant with the Denver Nuggets) and Sixers coach Jim Lynam.

There still are openings for foursomes ($1,000) and singles with the donation covering lunch, golf, dinner and prizes. There also will be a silent auction. For additional information and reservations, contact George Connell (524-7400) or Tess Boyle (590- 1093). HOLE-IN-ONE SPORTS PEOPLE by Mark Kram listed there in satisfactory condition last evening and was unavailable for comment. "I opened his wallet to see who he was and when I saw his union card the post I asked him, 'Does this mean my mail will be delivered on time Saint Clair said.

told me, 'If it was up to me it would Saint Clair laughed, but added seriously: "This was probably the most emotional thing that has ever happened to me. How can I explain it? I just felt so alive." SCOUTING REPORT When the college baseball season opened this spring, Penn junior Doug Glanville had projected as a potential top 10 pick in the major league draft in June. Although a sampling of big-league scouting directors would appear to indicate that he has slipped out of the top 10, the talented centerfielder is still regarded as a high pick. "I would say late first or early second round," said Jay Hankins, the Phillies' director of scouting. "Although with his tools, his speed and his defensive ability, he could go earlier." San Diego Padres director of scouting Randy Smith also likes Glanville.

"His stock has dropped some but he is still going to go high," Smith said. "He can really run. He can play centerfield. He can do some Kansas City Royals director of player personnel Joe Klein added: "I like him. I question his bat, but everybody does." Glanville had an outstanding season for the Quakers.

Although some scouts have questioned his power and how signable he would be he has a 3.3 grade-point average in the engineering department Glanville batted .414 for Penn this season. In 35 games, he had six home runs and 36 runs batted in. He also batted .331 in the prestigious Cape Cod League last summer and was rated the top pro prospect in the league. "I am very happy with the year I had at Penn," Glanville said. "I hit consistently all season.

felt great at the plate every at-bat." Glanville has little feel for where he will be selected in the draft. Although 20 of the 26 major league teams have contacted him and "five or six" have expressed definite in- George Goldsmith aced the 17th hole at Malvern's White Manor Country Club on the opening day of the Bell Atlantic Classic Pro-Am event and won a 1991 Sedan de Ville for tournament beneficiary St. Christopher's Hospital for Children. Cadillac donated the vehicle to the hospital on behalf of Goldsmith as part of a promotion in which it awarded a car to the first amateur to score a hole-in-one on the 17th hole. Goldsmith also received $500 in prizes from Cadillac.

Goldsmith had been part of a fivesome that included ex-Phillies star Mike Schmidt when he stroked the hole-in-one on the 17th. He used a 4- iron on the 162-yard, par-3 hole. Goldsmith is vice president of the Delaware Valley Academy of Medical and Dental Assistants. PHILLY FILE Drexel University women's lacrosse coach Dipi Bhaya was named the 1991 East Coast Conference Coach of the Year. Drexel (9-7) finished third in its first winning season in nine years in Division I.

2 Rider softball star Terry Gillespie, a 1987 graduate of Archbishop Ryan High School, has been named to the All-East Coast Conference Softball team for the fourth consecutive year. Gillespie is batting .350 with 42 hits and 29 RBI in 40 games. Temple softball player Angel Prinos has been selected to the Northeast Region All-America second team. The freshman from George Washington High also has earned Atlantic 10 Conference Rookie of the Year honors and was an all-conference choice. She led Temple with a .346 batting average.

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