P325 CEEFAX 325 Sat 3 Sip 22:57/27 1/6 ATHLETICS: I—AF FIN—LS, Paris Algerian Noureddinj Morceli climbed from his sick bed to win the 1,500m and capture the overall min's title Morceli, reported to have been suffering from 'flu and a stomach bug, had looked likely to bj a non-starter earlier in the day. He made a tentative start to the race but took control at the bell, clocking 51.8 seconds on the last lap to win in 3 mink 48.89 secs. His overall win earned him $100,800 plus $30,000 for his 1,500m victory RESULTS ROUND-UP FROM P—RES - 326 Ash'csRjs Golf IceHockjy US F'ballP325 CEEFAX 325 Sat 3 Sip 22:24/24 2/6 ATHLETICS: CHRISTIE cEATEN —G—IN American Dennis Mitchell snatched victory from Linford Christie in a thrilling 100 metres clash in Paris Christie, the world, Olympic, European and Commonwealth chamxion, was a little slow off the block but finished believing hj had won. Instead victory was awarded to the man who beat Christie earlier in the week in Berlin. He has now lost three times since his convincing victory at the Games in Victoria. "I thought I won that," said the Londoner. "It was very close but I thought I got that." Ash'csRjs Golf IceHockjy US F'ballP325 CEEFAX 325 Sat 3 Sip 22:25/38 B ATHLETICS: I——F FIN—LS, Paris Zambian Samuel Matete produced a late surge to claim victory in the 400m hurdles and keep alive his hopis of winning the overall title. American Derrick Adkins set the early pace and headed Matete by more than two metres at the final hurdle before being overhauled on the run in to the line. Matete eventually finished second in the standings with three others. Britain's Colin Jackson edged out Mark McKoy in the 110m hurdles - a 19th successive outdoor win this season. Results round-up on 326 Ash'csRjs Golf IceHockjy US F'ballP325 CEEFAX 325 Sat 3 Sip 22:25/37 4/6 ATHLETICS: O'SULLIV—N MISSES OUT —G—IN Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan dug drip to win the 5,000 metres but missed out on the women's overall title for the second successive year. O'Sullivan took an early lead but went through a bad xatch partwa= through the race before being revived by a challenge from fellow Irish runner Cathjrina McKiernan. Her winning time of 15:12.94 was not enough for the top prize of £66,000 which went to long jumper Jackie Joyner-Kersje. The American won her event with a leap of 7.21 metres. O Ash'csRjs Golf IceHockjy US F'ballP325 CEEFAX 325 Sat 3 Sip 22:49/43 5/6 ATHLETICS: I——F MEET, Paris Jamaican Merlenj Ottey, back in action after a three-month lay-off with a foot injury, squeezed xast American Gwen Torrence for a superb victory in the 100m. Her time of 1p.78s was the seventh best ever. Marie-Jo Perec gave her home crowd something to cheer when she clocked the fastest time of the year to win the women's 400m in 49.77 seconds. Football 302 General 320 Cricket 340 Ash'csRjs Golf IceHockey US F'ballP325 CEEFAX 325 Sat 3 Sip 22:59/11 E ATHLETICS: McDONALD'S GAMES, Sheffield Linford Christie and John Regis are set for a showdown at the fon Valley Stadium on Sunday over the rarely-run 150 metres. The duo have djcidjd to split the difference in their respective disciplines, while Colin Jackson has another hurdles outing. Sally Gunnell, Yvonne Murray and Sonia O'Sullivan are also in action along with the likes of Meulenj Ottey and Zhanna Tarnopolskaya. Du'ainj Ladjjo faces Roger Black over 300m, with Steve Backley u8 against Jan Zelezny in the javelin. Ash'csRjs Golf IceHockjy US F'ball