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BULLS' NAME EUROPEAN SCOUT: Ivaca Dukan today was namedsupervisor ofEuropean scouting for the Bulls.Dukan, a part-time scout for theBulls last season, will now scout players in Europe, the colleges andthe NBA. Dukan, a 36-year-old Croatian, played for the Yugoslaviannational team most of his 14-season career in Europe. PENN ST. TRIO IN BRAWL: Three Penn State football players charged inconnection with a downtown fight will remain on the team and anyschool discipline will be a matter for coaches to decide. Penn Statesports information director L. Budd Thalman said coach Joe Paternowill talk to wide receivers O.J. McDuffie and Rick Sayles andcornerback Mark S. Graham and "take whatever action he regards asappropriate." McDuffie and Sayles, both 22, were charged withmisdemeanor disorderly conduct charges after a series of fights indowntown State College on July 10. Police say the two interferedwith officers who were attempting to break up the fights. Policesaid the receivers waived their preliminary hearings. No trial datehas been set. Graham, 23, was given a summary citation fordisorderly conduct, a lesser charge than the misdemeanors. RAVELING REPRIMANDED: Southern Cal coach George Raveling received apublic reprimand today from the NCAA Division I Men's BasketballCommittee because of comments he made after the Trojans lost toGeorgia Tech in the NCAA tournament last March. Committee chairmanRoy F. Kramer said Raveling's comments violated the NCAA ExecutiveCommittee's policy that prohibits members of a coaching staff orother institutional or conference representatives from making publicstatements critical of officiating in any NCAA championship event."The committee strongly believes that conduct of this nature isunacceptable and should not occur," said Kramer, the commissioner ofthe Southeastern Conference, in a statement. James Forrest made a3-point shot as time expired in the second-round NCAA tournamentgame, giving Georgia Tech a 79-78 victory over the Trojans. Forresthad taken a pass from Matt Geiger, who threw the ball inbounds frommidcourt. "I'm almost positive that the film will reveal that theofficial nearest the ball never gave a five-second count," Ravelingwas quoted as saying afterwards, referring to what happened beforeGeiger passed the ball to Forrest. "The mechanics (of thefive-second count) are supposed to be `thousand-one, thousand-two,thousand-three. I've got some big-time money that says that he (theofficial) didn't make the mechanics on that play." Raveling is inEurope, but issued the following statement through the Southern Calsports information office: "Under the circumstances, the reprimandwas justified. I made a serious mistake for which I'm sorry." TIGER-CATS WIN 21-20: Paul Osbaldiston kicked a 33-yard field goalon the final play of the game to give the Hamilton Tiger-Cats a 21-20victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL. Troy Westwood putthe Bombers ahead 20-18 with a 49-yard field goal with 2:48 remainingin Wednesday night's game, but Damon Allen marched the Tiger-Cats tothe Winnipeg 26 to set up Osbaldiston's winning field goal. Allen,the younger brother of Los Angeles Raiders star Marcus Allen,completed 19 of 34 attempts for 246 yards and rushed for 61 yards onsix carries. Winnipeg quarterback Matt Dunigan was 30 of 46 for 333yards and a touchdown. ARLINGTON PARK RESULTS: Weather: Clear. Track: Fast. FIRST -$14,000, cl, 3yo up, 3/4 mile. Rainbows Glitter (Macias) 3.40, 3.00,2.20. Bunny Slew (Pettinger) 7.40, 3.00. Shipp With Care (Fires)2.40. SECOND - $10m500, cl, mdn, 2yo, 5 1/2 furlongs. My Sole(Velasquez) 3.40, 3.20, 2.60. My Holy Angel (Hernandez) 23.60, 7.60.Rockabye Bobby (Diaz) 3.80. Daily Double - (3-7) paid 11.60. THIRD- $8,500, cl, 3yo up, 3/4 mile. John Gerald (Gomez) 8.00, 5.20,3.40. Evies Pride (Silva) 7.80, 4.80. Mountain Shine (Guidry) 3.60.FOURTH - $18,000, mdn, 2yo, 3/4 mile. So Unforgettable (Gomez) 3.80,4.00, 3.20. Old And Foolish (Pettinger) 10.20, 5.60. Boundlessly(Meier)