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Q-2SCQreboard, digest THE CINC1NNA11 LNQLIRER Friday, March 28,1986 12-AHct'i Jack e-l Am A Devil fix Magic t-Ambor X. Air Tool Eltrtlla Ouiti Estrone Naveos Santoi Sports digest 1 Basketball ila cl, 4YO up, fm, 1ml. mmu0 ttim.m ggtr ihtj km A lnmMi iniiniriMiTii-nrJ Wmmamm0r fta NBA standings NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Dawkins finished for this season Darryl Dawkins will miss the remainder of the New Jersey Nets season because of a severe groin injury, Executive Vice President Lewis Schaffel said. MILFORD 420 Ml 1-7 LOVELAND MO IX 1-1 tl Pet. GB y-Boston 59 13 jiy Jx-Philaoelphia 48 26 649 12 x-Washington 35 38 .479 U'l X-New Jersey 35 39 .473 25 mmNcw York 22 52 297 38 -aw Central Division Mx-AMwaukM 50 23 685 MaK-Atlant 45 29 608 5' 2 MMX-Oetrott 41 32 562 9 mr Cleveland 27 46 370 23 Chicago 25 48 .342 25 Indiana is 49 338 25' 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Reds report Greg Hoard Tucker D.

101 1U I-Pafty Rulea 3- Rlverjlde Hvtn 4- Hydro Swift 5 Lady Ma Ja 6- CyreaH 7- Silver dOr B-Trops Gal 9- Amouage 10- Sylvia's Fancy EstrelH Spick ard Clark Hlckey McDowell Troilo Neff Vidal Soto 111 114 115 121 112 112 112 115 113 alw, 4YO up, eVzf. 1-Doc De Morny McDowell Puckett Ouzts Puckett Navedo Tsuchiya CHizts Miller Cooksey Fielding McDowell Bruin 2- Ricky Henry 3- Carpet Ride 4- OuantreH 5- Tireless 6- Take Control 7- Bennett's Coin 8- Northern Mine 9- Cindy's Oil Slick 10- Peddler's Pub 11- Prlvate Anguish 12 Mary Quarterback 1 113 116 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 alw, 4YO up, tam, 6 1 -Rapid Repeater Navedo 2a-Colby's Baby 3x-Elaine Hemmings 4- Responsive Gal 5- Bold Doris 6a-Love Triangle 7- Gassie Sassie 8- Fifth Pass 9x-Betsy's Kable 10-Howdy Puckett Fielding Neff Mize MiHer Bryan Neff Fielding Troilo mdn, cl, 4YO up, fm. 4Vif. I-Hiainri Choro Tigers 8, Reds 4 The loss of Dawkins is the second major player loss for the club this season. Former All Star guard Mi-cheal Ray Richardson was banned from the NBA by Commissioner David Stern after running afoul of the league's drug policy for a third time.

Schaffel said the decision to sideline Dawkins was made after extensive medical tests and was based on the opinion of the rj; -v 1- Margie Jean Glrdley 115 2- Miss Foolin Me Hickey 122 3KayDoody Miller 122 4 She's A Devil Bruin 122 5a-Lady Acron Payne 115 6- Toni's Daydream Kuzel 115 7 Bonnie's Jubilee DeLaguardia 122 8- Angle's Sweetheart Puckett 122 9- Loose Talk Ouzts 122 10- Rocky's Star Girdley 115 11 Hawaiian Gem Bruin 122 12 Lady Payne Manas 122 ae-Linda Pretend Foster 122 aea-Mrs. Honey Payne 115 ae-Lombardy Lass Bartram 122 ae-Hary's Honey Bass 117 Latonia results WP-Shearer. M-Combs 2-4, 3B; Pin- 3B, calkins 2B, 2RBI L-Clerk 2-2, HR, 2RBI, Mitchel 2-2, Lee 2B, Lindner 2B, 2RBI, Oskamp 2B. Records: 1-1, l-l Etc. PBA Nationals At Toledo, Ohio After 40 games 1, Dave Husted, Milwaukie, 3-5, 8.611.

2, Steve Wundelich, St Louis, 6-2, 8,593. 3, Bruce Carter, Round Rock, Texas, 5-3, 8.591. 4, Pete Weber, St. Louis, 4-4, 1,578. Tony Moore, Corbin, 6-2, 8,572.

6, Frank Ellenburg, Mesa, 6-2, 8,543. 7, Tony Westlake, Alius, 4-4, 8,508. 8, Rick Pollard, Versailles, md, 6-2, 8,493. 9, Tom Crites, Tampa, 5-3, 8,492. 10.

Larry Barwick. Wauchula, 4-4, 8,476. 11, Marc McDowell, Madison, 3-5, 8,453. 12, Mike Aufby, Indianapolis, 5-3, 8,447 13, Ron Palombi Jr Erie, 5-3, 8,444 14, Pete Couture, Windsor Locks, 5-3, 8,416. IS, Sam Zurich, Hernando Beach, Fla.

4-4, 8,405. 16, Mark Baker, Garden Grove, 4-4, 8.404. 17, Bil Peters, Englewood. Ohio, 1-7. 8,401.

18, Kevin McGerr, Lincoln. 4-4, 8,396. 19, Mike Edwards Tulsa, 3-5. 8,395. 20, Mai Acosta, Manteca, 4-4, 8,384.

21, Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heights, N.J., 4-4, 8,362. 22, rick vittone, Salem, 2-6, 8,293. 23, Jeff Mackey, Mexico, 2-6, 6,281. 24, Jlmmie Prltts Lawrence, 1-7, 8,248. College results BASEBALL Xavier 14, Cumberland 4 WP-Berkhart.

LP-Whirley. Hitting readers: 2-2, 2 kbi, hr, war-wick 2-4, 38, 2B, Froehle 2-2, 4 RBI, HR, Venckus 2-4, 2 RBI, 2B Records: XU 6-8, 12-12 Rio Grande 11, Thomas More 1 WP-Brown. LP-Colvin Hitting lead ers- TM-Colvin 2B Rio Grande 9, Thomas More 0 WP-Kowalewskl LP--Osborne. Re cords: TM 0-2. South Carolina 7, Cincinnati 3 WP-Menhearl (3-01 LP-Sala.

Hitting leaders: UL-nariaorer i kbi, Kinnett 2B. South Carolina 8, Cincinnati 1 WP-Boley. LP-Conrov. Hittino lead ers: Stephens HR. Records.

UC 4-11, 0-2. SC 19-7, 0-1. MEN'S TENNIS Northern Kentucky, 8, Wright State, 1. Paul Steenken (NKU) del Roger John son, 6-0, 6-1, Adam Painter (NKU) del. John Corbean, 6-0, 6-1; Wade Ruper del.

Dave Geis (NKU), 6-4, 6-3: John Walroth (NKU) def. Jay Shin, 6-0, 6-3, Kevin Lindeman (NKU) def. Jay Schiekj, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3; Tom Cady (NKU) def. Brent Henry, 6-2, 6-2. Record: NKU 6-4.

The line (Home team in CAPS) PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) tation with other specialists. Dawk- uawKins ins, the 6-foot-1 1 center who was leading the NBA with a .644 shooting percentage this season, had missed eight straight games and 23 of the last 24. Title bouts on Vegas card Welterweight champion Donald Curry will fight World Boxing Association junior middleweight champion Mike McCallum and Ireland's Barry McGuigan will defend his WBA featherweight crown on the same June 23 card at Las Vegas. McGuigan will defend against Fernando Sosa of Argentina as the Irish fighter makes his first appearance in the United States since winning the 126-pound title last year against Eusebio Pedroza. Also on the card from Caesars Palace will be former three-time champion Roberto Duran, who will continue yet another comeback against Robbie Sims, the half-brother of middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler.

CBS interested in Simpson O.J. Simpson, removed by ABC from his spot on Monday Night Football, may be headed for CBS. While Peter Lund, president of CBS sports said in a statement released by the network that "no deal with O.J. is imminent," a network source said the Hall of Fame running back had talked to Terry O'Neil, head man on its NFL telecasts, and that O'Neil wanted him as an analyst. Metcalfe arrested in Virginia Terry Metcalfe, a former member of the Washington Redskins and Louis Cardinals, was arrested by Arlington County, Va.

police Wednesday on charges Dick Wast 35-34-69 Loren Roberts 37-33 70 David Ogrtn 35-35-70 Leonard Thompson 35-3570 Roger Vaitfre 35-35-70 Greg Norman 36-34 70 Bernherd Langer 34-36 70 Tom Watson 35-35-70 Andy Sean 38-32 70 Corey Pavin 34-36 70 David Frost 36-34 70 PaulAlinger 33-37-70 Dan Halldorsort 36-34 70 Barry Jaeckel Frank Conner Jeff Sluman 35-35 70 34-36 70 70 -70 Woody Blackburn Bruce Lietzke Tom Steckmann Ronnie Black Johnny Miller Gil Morgan Joey Sinoelar Dave RummeHs A Weibring Kikuo Arai Mike Reid Brad Fabel KenK.no T.C. Chen Hal Sutton George Burns John Cook 37- 33 70 38- 32 70 35-35-70 37-34 -71 35-36 71 71 36-35-71 37-34 71 38-33 71 35-36 71 33-38 -7! Davis Love III 37-34 George Archer 37-34 71 71 Bill Rogers 37-34-71 Don Pooiey Booby Wadkins Steve Pale Brett Upper Howard Twitty Bob Gilder Nick Price Payne Stewart Dennis Trixler Andy Dillard Tom Purtier Tim Simpson Gary Koch Larry Nelson Mike Sullivan Andy Magee Jodie Mudd Mark Hayes Brad Faxon Mac Grady 36-35-71 37 34 71 38 33- 71 37-34 -71 38-33 71 37-34 -71 38-33 71 35-36 -71 36-35- 71 37-34-71 35-37 72 37-35-72 37 15-72 37 15-72 35-37 -72 36-36-72 36-36-72 38-34 72 39-33- 72 36 16-72 35-37-72 72 37-35-72 37-35 72 36-36 72 72 35-37-72 37-35 72 35-37-72 37-35-72 36-37 -73 37-36- 73 36-37 -73 40-33-73 36-37 -73 36-37 73 37-36-73 34 19-73 37 16-73 38-35- 73 36-37 73 37-36-73 39-34-73 36 17-73 40-33- 73 38-36-74 38-36 -74 74 38-36 74 34 40- 74 38 36- 74 74 Peter Jacobsen Dave Stockton a-Scott Verplank Fuziy Zoelier Hubert Green Andy North Lennie Clements Larry Rinker Ken Brown Bob Eastwood Pat Lindsey Gene Sauers Calvin Peete Charles Boiling Ron Streck Joelnman Buddy Gardner Russ Cochran Jay Haas Jay Delsing Mike Donald Jim Colbert Ben Crenshaw Wayne Levi Mark Lye Greg Ladehoff Tim Norris Bill Sander Sandy Lyle Gary Hallberg Morris Hatalsky Bill Israelson Lon Hinkle EdFiori Pat McGowan Curtis Strange Jack Nickiaus Jim Gallagher Isao Aoki Bobby Clampett 74 35 39-74 74 74 74 74 38 3 7 75 38 37-75 75 75 39 36 -75 39 36 -75 36 39 -75 76 38-39 -77 77 36 46 -82 Dan Pohl Scott Simpson BobLohr Craig Stadler Arnold Palmer Hale Irwin Dan Forsman. Tony Cerda John Adams BiH Glasson Mark McCumber David Graham Richard Zokol Rex Caldwell Fred Couples Chip Beck Bill Kratiert Phil Blackmar Clarence Rose Wayne Grady Donnie Hammond Hockey NHL standings NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division 10 this spring Trainers used electronic devices to monitor the heart beat of Esasky and Power during the game. When Esasky hit each of his home runs, his heart beat jumped to 180 beats per minute. In Power's ninth, his heartbeat went to 200 beats a minute.

The quote Power on those 200 heart beats per minute while he pitched the ninth: "Two-hundred? That can't be right That's not good for you. I should be dead." The box scores TIGERS 8, REDS 4 DETROIT CINCINNATI abrhbi 3 110 EDavis ct 2 0 10 Rose lb 5 0 10 DSmithp 5 2 2 1 Power 2 12 0 Rowdn ph 3 0 10 Parker rf 4 2 2 2 Esasky If 0 0 0 0 Bell 3b 1 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 4 2 2 2 BOiai 3 0 10 Oester 2b 4 0 0 1 Guilcksnp 2 0 0 0 Bair 1 0 0 0 McCInd lb 19 1136 Totals abrhbi 5 110 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 5 1)0 4 2 3 4 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 36 412 4 Coles 3b Strange 3b Grubb rf Herndon If Laga lb Spilmn lb Lemon cf Hernndz Scherrer Englec DoBakr ss Springr 2b Terrell Nokesc Totals Detroit Cincinnati Game Winning RBI 200 302 no-i 200 020 000 -4 Lemon (2) E-EDavis, Stillwell, Spilman. DP Detroit 1. LOB-Detroit 6, Cincinnati 8. 2B-Coles, Lemon 2, Herndon 2, Engle HR Esasky 2(3), Engle (1) SB EDavis (3), DoBaker (2), BDiaz (1).

Gullickson, Bair. IP ER BB SO Oetroit Terrell W. 1-1 Hernandei Scherrer Cincinnati Gofcksr 0-2 Bair DSmith Power A 5,345. REDS 5, PHILS 3 CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA abrhbi abrhbi Daniels If 5 110 GGross lb Jones rf 5 110 MTfimpcf 4 12 0 4 0 11 4 112 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 ONeillct 5 13 3 Samuel 2b APerei lb 2 110 Lefebvr If Lee lb 2 0 0 0 GWilsun rf KrchckJb 4 10 0 CJamesrf Cncpcn ss 3 0 10 JoRssll Butei a 4 0 2 2 Schu3b Runnels 2b 4 0 0 0 Aguayo ss 4 0 2 0 10 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 RRobnsn 2 0 0 0 Hudson Milner ph 1 0 0 0 VHayes ph Welsh 1 0 0 0 Hume Botelho 0 0 0 0 Stone ph Tekulve Bedrosln 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 3 7 3 Totals 38 5 9 5 Totals Cincinnati Philadelphia Game Winning RBI 000 002 300-5 200 ON 000-1 -ONeill (1). Samuel 2, RRobinson LOB Cincin nati 8, Philadelphia 5.

28-GWilson, Conception HR-Samuel (2), ONelH (31. SB-Daniels (2). IP 5 3 1 5 2 1 1 ER BB SO Cincinnati RRobinson Welsh 2-0 Botelho 1 Philadelphia Hudson Hume 0-1 Tekulve Bedrosian WP-Botelho. 2:11. A 4,119 000 001 0-1 4 3 .101 Oil x-4 8 0 WESTERN HILLS WP-Miller.

LP Wilson. Becker 2-4, Gibbons 2-1. WH-Hutson 2-4, Schoen 2-3, Favorite Points Underdog Atlanta 3 INDIANA NEW JERSEY i'l Chicago DETROIT 6'1 Houston PHILADELPHIA 3 Milwaukee BOSTON 12 Washington DENVER Utah PHOENIX LA Dippers ODDS TO WIN NCAA TITLE Louisville 6-5 Kansas 2-1 Duke 9-5 Louisiana Slate 5-1 NCAA (Semifinals) Favorite Points Underdog Louisville LSU Duke 2' 2 Kansas including cocaine possession. County Police spokesman Tom Bell said Metcalfe, 34, was stopped for speeding by officers and became abusive after being asked for his driver's license and registration. Metcalfe was charged with disorderly conduct, reckless driving for going 56 miles an hour in a 30 mph zone, possession of a concealed weapon and possession of cocaine.

Bell said Metcalfe was released on Tm mmmumm-imi fw Deals BASEBALL American League Boston Red Sox-Send Mitch Johnson and Mike Rochtord, pitchers, to their minor league complex for reassignment Cleveland Indians-Released Dave Von Ohlen and Jeff Barkley, pitchers. Sent Scott Bailes, Keith Creel, Kevin Hagen, Ron Musselman, Bryan Oelkers, Craig Pippin and Scott Roberts, pitchers, and David Clark and Jim Weaver, outfielders, to their minor league camp for reassignment. Texas Ranger Placed Charlie Hough, pitcher, on the 21-day disabled kst. Released Burt Hooton, pitcher, end Duane Walker, outfielder. Signed Dave Owen, Infielder, to a minor -league contract.

National League Cincinnati Rods-Placed Dave Van Gorder, catcher, on the 21 -day disabled list retroactive to March 24. Sent Derek Botelho and Bob Buchanan, pitchers, and Lloyd McClendon, catcher -Infielder, to their minor-league camp for assignment. San Francisco Giants Returned Randy Johnson, infielder, to Phoenix of the Pacific Coast Leagw. Optioned Mark Grant, pitcher, to Phoenix Traded Steve Stanicek, outfielder, to the Milwaukee Brewers for Rob DeWolf, outfielder Assigned DeWolf to Fresno of the California League, Horse Racing x-Houston 45 x-Denver 43 x-Oanas 40 38 umv' San Antonio 33 .616 58) .548 .514 .440 438 .767 rt Sacramento 32 Pacific Division ly-LA Lakers 56 17 Portland 36 38 Phoenix 29 42 Seattle ...27 46 47 47 State 26 i.A dippers 26 mm "-night game not included x-clinched playott berth "7T: y-clinched division title and playoff berth mitr j-clinched conference title MK WEDNESDAY'S GAMES mm Boston 121, Milwaukee 115 Cleveland 1 10 New Jersey 108 Philadelphia 1 12, Atlanta 103 Washington 120, Dallas 112 Houston HO. Indiana 101 Utah 116, Denver 101 Phoenix 120, Seattle 107 San Antonio 1 105, LA Clippers 97 THURSDAY'S GAMES Dallas 110, New York 105 San Antonio at Golden State, night 1 Sacramento at Seattle, night FRIDAY'S GAMES Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m.

Chicago at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Detroit, 7 30 p.m. Atlanta at Indiana, 7:30 m. Utah at Denver, 9:30 p.m.

LA Clippers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. CBA playoffs CONTINENTAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. EASTERN DIVISION DIVISION SEMIFINALS (Best-of-Seven) Tampa Bay vs. Albany Wednesday, March If Albany 127, Tampa Bay 118 Friday, March 21 Tampa Bay 119, Albany 104 Sunday, March 23 Tampa Bay 104, Albany 101 Monday, March 24 Albany 103, Tampa Bay 100 Wednesday, March 26 Afeany 124, Tampa Bay 118, Albany leads series, 3-2 Thursday, March 27 Albany vs. Tampa Bay at St.

Petersburg, night Saturday, March 29 Albany at Tampa Bay, 7:35 p.m., it necessary DIVISION SEMIFINALS (Best-of-Seven) Bay State vs. Baltimore Tuesday, March 18 Baltimore 121, Bay State 115 Thursday, March 20 Bay State 135, Baltimore 132 Saturday, March 22 Bay State 130, Baltimore 115 Sunday, March 23 Bay State 136, Baltimore 130 Tuesday, March 25 Baltimore 125, Bay State 122, Bay State leads series, 3-2 Friday, March 28 Baltimore at Bay State, 7:35 p.m. Saturday, March 29 Baltimore at Bay State, 7:35 p.m., If necessary WESTERN DIVISION DIVISION QUARTERFINAL (Best-of-Seven) Cincinnati vs. Kansas City Wednesday, March 19 Cincinnati 140, Kansas City 1 13 Thursday, March 20 Cincinnati 129, Kansas City 103 Saturday, March 22 Cincinnati 136, Kansas City 133, OT Sunday, March 21 Cincinnati 124, Kansas City 114, Clncln--atl wins series, 4-0 DIVISION SEMIFINAL (Btst-of-Seven) Detroit vs. La Crosst Thursday, March 20 Detroit 117, Lacrosse 114 Friday, March 21 Detroit 121, La Crosse 118, OT Monday, March 24 LaCrosse 123, Detroit 110 Tuesday, March 25 La Crosse 115, Detroit 105, series tied, 2-2 Thursday, March 27 Detroit at La Crosse, night Saturday, March 29 Detroit at La Crosse, 8:35 p.m.

Monday, March 31 Detroit at La Crosse, 8:35 p.m., if neces sary DIVISION SEMIFINAL (Best-of-Flve) Cincinnati vs. Evansvlllo Tuesday, March 25 Cincinnati 126, EvansvIHe 117 Wednesday, March 26 Cincinnati 108, Evansville 105, OT, Cin cinnati leads series, 2-0 Friday, March 21 Cincinnati at Evansville, 8:35 p.m. Saturday, March 29 Cincinnati at Evansville, 9:05 p.m.. If necessary Tuesday, April 1 Evansville at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m., if necessary DIVISION FINALS 1 Dates and times TBA I NCAA tournament FINAL FOUR At Dallas Semifinals Saturday, March 29 Louisiana 26-11, vs. Louisville, 30-7, 3 JO p.m.

Duke, 36-2, vs. Kansas, 35-3, 6 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP Monday, March 31 Semifinal winners, 9:12 p.m. NIT championship WEDNESDAY'S GAME Ohio State 73 Wyoming 63 WYOMING (63)-Dembo 10-17 7-8 27, Sommers 2-4 0-1 4, Leckner 3-7 6, Bolden 5-8 4-4 14, Dent 0-0 0-1 0, Boyd 3-7 0-0 6, Lodgins 3-7 0-0 6, Hiti 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 26-51 11- 14 63 OHIO STATE (73)-Francis 2-6 0-0 4, Sellers 7-16 3-3 17, Wesson 1-4 3-4 5, Hopson 12- 17 2-3 26, Wilson 4-10 2-4 10, Lomax 0-2 3-4 3, McGee 1-5 2, Burson 2-3 2-2 6.

Totals 29-63 15-20 73. Halflime-Ohio St. 35, Wyoming 28. Fouled out Leckner, Dent. Rebounds Wyoming 33 (Sommers 91, Ohio St.

34 (Sellers 12). Assists-Wyoming 21 (Sommers, Dent 6), Ohio St. 18 (Wilson 61. Total fouls-Wyoming 19, Ohio St. 14.

Technical Dembo. A 11,024. Women's NCAA FINAL FOUR Semifinals March 28 At Loxington, Ky. Texas, 32-0, vs. Kentucky, 32-3, 7:10 p.m.

Southern Cal, 30-4, vs. Tennessee, 24-9, 9:30 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP March 30 At Lexington, Ky Tournament Players At Ponte Vedra, Fla. Players Club at Snodgrass (6457 yards, par 72) Tony Sills 34-32 -66 BobTway 31-35-66 Keith Fergus 34-32 -66 Ken Green 33-33-66 Larry Miie 34-32 -66 WiWeWood 3S 32-67 Lanny Wadkins 35-32 -67 Ray Floyd 31-36-67 David Edwards 33-34 -67 Lee Trevino 34-34 -68 Doug Towel 36-32 -68 MarkCMeara 36-32 68 Daimy Edwards 32-36-68 J.C Snead 35-33 68 Mark Wiebe 36-32 68 Jim Simons 35-34- Chris Perry 35.34- Tommy Nakalima 34-35- Mark Pfell 36-33- Jlm Thorpe 37-32- Tom Kite 36-33- 69' 69 69 69 69 69 Mike Hubert 35-34 -69 Bob Murphy 35-34-69 DaveBarr 34-35 69 "Nick Fakfo 36-33 69 John Mahatfey 33-36-69 Scott Hoch 35-34 -69 I Golf TAMPA Detroit scored five runs off starter Bill Gul lickson and three more off reliever Doug Bair to top the Reds for the second time this season. Errors hurt both pitchers Eric Davis made a two-base error which led to two runs in the first and Kurt Stillwell mishandled a double-play ball in Bair two-run sixth.

There was, however, the matter of 13 Detroit hits- eight off Gullickson and four off Bair. Reds 5, Phillies 3 CLEARWATER Down 3-0, catcher Sal Butera hit a two run single in the sixth and Paul O'Neill added a three-run homer in the sixth to give the Reds a split for the day. All the Reds' runs came off Tom Hume, former Cincinnati reliever. The good Nick Esasky hit his second and third home runs of the season, both off Detroit starter Walt Terrell. Esasky's home run in the first broke an 0-for-10 streak.

Esasky is 1 1 -for-49 (.224) this spring. Mike Smith, who pitched the eighth, and Ted Power, who handled the ninth, marched through the Tigers. Smith al lowed a two-out single and Power retired the side in or der. At Clearwater, starter Ron Robinson allowed five hits in five innings but struck out six. He gave up three runs, two earned.

Chris Welsh pitched two more scoreless innings. He has given up one run in 10 innings. That run came in his first inning of the spring. The bad The errors against Detroit were unsightly and hardly helpful. Worse, the Reds have committed 30 this spring in 20 games The Reds had back-to-back hits leading off the second against Detroit and couldn't get a run out of it.

Gullickson struck out trying to bunt, Davis grounded into a fielder's choice, Pete Rose walked to load the bases, but Dave Parker flied out to center. The rest Catcher Bo Diaz stole a base. He has seven in his career. He was 2-for-4. He is batting .353 (12-for-34) Rose was 0-for-3.

He's 3-for- Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, 3 p.m. Oakland vs. Calitornia at Palm Springs, 4 pm. Toronto vs Detroit at Lakeland, 7:30 p.m.

Baltimore vs. New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdale, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY'S GAMES At Winter Haven, Fla. Pittsburgh 010 120 010- 5 11 Boston 010 000 0HJ-2 8 1 Rhoden, Clements (7), Robinson (8) and Ortiz; Hurst, Brown (6), Stanley 18) and Gedman, Sax (8). W-Rhoden, 2-1.

Hurst, 1-3. HR-Pittsburgh, Diaz (3). At Miami Atlanta 008 011 001-3 II 1 Baltimore 000 600 00x-6 II 0 Palmer, Dedmon (7), Ward (8) and Benedict, Martinez, Bordi (6) and Demp-sey, Stefero (6) W-DMartinez, 1-3. L-Palmer, 0-2. Sv-Bordi (I), HR- Baltimore, Dempsey (2).

At St. Petersburg, Fla. Toronto 000 000 000-0 5 1 St. Louis 000 201 00x-3 9 0 Acker, Henke (6), Gordon (9) and Whitt, Forsch, Worrell (6), Dayley (8) and Heath. W-Forsch, 1-1.

L-Acker, 0-1. SV-Dayley (1). At West Palm Beach, Fla Houston 120 OH) 000-4 8 2 Montreal 002 000 000-2 3 1 Ryan, Heathcock (6), DiPino (8), Ker-feld (9) and Bailey; McGaffigan, Barrett (7), Riley (8), Reardon (9) and Bilardello. W-Ryan, 1-2. L-McGaffigan, 0-2.

Sv-KerfekJ (D.HR -Montreal, Law (2). At Scottsdale, Ariz. Milwaukee 000 000 001-1 7 2 San Francisco 010 012 40x-8 1 Plesac, Clutterbuck (7), McClure (8) and Cerone; Gott, Jeffcoat (7), Minton (9) and Melvln. W-Gott, 2-1. L-Plesec, 0-1.

HRs-San Francisco, Thompson (1), Davis (D.Clark (5) At Tucson, Ariz. Chicago (NL) 300 001 104 1-M 20 0 Cleveland 012 003 102 0- 9 19 2 Trout, Keough (7), Brusstar (8) and Bailer (10), and Martin, Henderson (7), Roman, Roberts (6), Wardle (7), Kern (7), Camacho (9) and Schulze (9) and Bando, Buckley (7). -Brusstar, 2-0. L- Schulze, 1-1. HRs-Cleveland, Thornton (2), Wilson (1).

At Pompano Beach, Fla. New York (A) 008 002 110-4 7 0 Texas 030 200 00x-5 7 1 Rasmussen, Montefusco (6) and Has-sey, Espino (8); Witt, Henry (6), Rozema (8) and Slaught. W-Witt, 2-0. L-Rasmussen, 1-1. Sv-Rozema (1).

HRs New York, Win-field (3), Randolph (1). Texas, Wilkerson (2), Paciorek (I), Buechele (I). At Vera Beach, Fla Minnesota 000 000 002-2 7 2 Los Angeles 0O0 311 00x-5 7 0 Butcher, Smith (6). Romero 18) and Laudner, Valenzuela, Diaz 18) and Trevino. W-Valenzuela, 2-0.

L-Butcher, 0-2. HRs Minnesota, Laudner (2i. Los Angeles, Anderson (2) At Scottsdale, Ariz. Milwaukee 000 000 001-1 7 2 San Francisco OH) 012 40x-8 11 1 Plesac. Clutterbuck (7).

McClure (81 and Cerone; Gott, Jeffcoat (7), Minton (9) and Melvm. W-Gott, 2-1. L-Hesac, 0-1. HRs San Francisco, Thompson (1), Davis (3), Clark (5). At Palm Springs, Calif.

Oakland 002 000 102-5 1 California 000 000 000-0 4 0 Rijo, Ontlveros (7) and C. O'Brien, MWitt, Oiburn (7), Willis (9) and Narron. W-Rio, 2-1. 1-3. Sv-Onliveros 13).

High School Prep results BASEBALL MASSILLON TUSLAW0O0 000 TAYLOR 202 040 0- 0 0 1- 8 WP-Dyer (II strikeouts). LP-Tom- bow T-Yochum 4-4, 2 3B, 2RBI Records: 2-0 ELDER 210 301 0-7 11 1 HARRISON 102 500 x-8 10 2 WP-Noel. LP-Urtl. H-Kmnett 3-3, TidweH 2-4, 3B, grand slam, 5RBI; Gober 2-3, 3B E-Panaro 2-4, Schneider 2-3, 3B, Angel 2-4, Kllngenbeck 2-3; Luebbe 2-3. Records: H2 I CUYAHOGA FALLS.

200 202 10-7 6 1 COLERAIN 100 411 01-1 10 5 WP-Kina LP-Dundy Cole-Aooott 4-4, 3B. 4RBI Records: CH 0-3, Cole 3-0. Pfs GF GA x-Washington 48 21 5 101 290 248 x-Philadelphia 48 23 4 100 312 228 NY Islanders 36 27 11 83 296 261 Pittsburgh 33 34 8 74 297 281 NY Rangers 34 35 5 73 255 254 New Jersey 25 47 3 53 281 344 Adams Division Quebec 41 30 5 87 314 278 Montreal 37 32 7 81 314 268 Boston 34 30 11 79 295 276 Buffalo 36 33 6 78 283 273 Hartford 37 35 3 77 308 285 THURSDAY NIGHT Weather clear. Track fast. 1st 4,100, cl, mdn 1YO, 6(.

a-Flying Jeanie(McDoweH) 10.00 5 00 1 Twist The Tale (Troilo) 680 5 40 Magic Champagne (Tucker) 18 80 utt :02. Time 1:13. Scratched-Miss Arlington, Minty Green, Crystal Charger, Helen a-Coupled cl, 4YO up, 6f. Big Operator (McOoweH) 10.80 4 60 1.40 Kendelmor (Herrera) 4.00 3 Timely Bandit (Neft) 4.00 Off 7:27 Time 1.11 2-5. Daily Double (1-6) paid S40.40.

S3 Exacta (6-4) paid SIIK.IU cl, 4YO UP, Frank Phelps (Ruse) 10.20 5 80 4 60 El Aguan (Cooksey) 5 00 5.60 The Eliteist (Tucker) 5.60 Off 7:52. Time 1:18 4-5. S3 Exacta (4-9) paid 109.80. Cl, 4YO up, 6f. Crazy Canonera (Miller) 16.00 6 20 4 20 Say Oui (McDoweH) 5.40 3.00 dh-a-Knight Swap (Kuzel) 2 40 dh-Highborn Dancer (Marie) 2.80 Olf 1:16.

Time 1:11 3-5 S3 Exacta (7-4) paid 167.70. a-Coupled dh-Dead heat for 3rd. Cl, mdn 4YO up, Perplexltor (McDowell) 9.40 5 00 2 80 Runaway N' Hyde (Kuzel) 8.20 4 40 Work NMyrna (Payne) 2.80 Off 8:44. Time 1.19. Scratched-Margie Jean, Loose Talk, Miss Foolin' Me, Lady Acron.

S3 Exacta 18-1) paid SI 1 160. Cl, 4YO up, 6'Tf. Best Fiddle (Miller) 6 80 4 60 3 00 Nosey Buff (Neff) 4.40 3 00 Mr Rose (Matias) 3.80 Off 9:10. Time 1.17 S3 Exacta (3-8i paid S36 30. 7th-400, Cl, 4YO up, 6if.

Halt Mine (Milter) 16 20 12 00 10 00 Sunderly (Calo) 11.00 9 20 Pabarene (Bass) 7 20 Off 9:35. Time 1.16. Scratched-A Bra zen Hustler, Watch My Birdie. S3 Exacta (9-4) paid S451.80. cl, 3YO, lmi.

Quip It (Puckett) 10.00 5.00 4.00 Jesse's Charisma (Neff) 13.60 8.40 Bold Law (Wilburn) 4.60 Off 1000. Time 1:39 1-5. Scralched- Pappy Clifford, Iddy Biddy Buddy, Bara Speedster. S3 Exacta (2-9) paid 194.70. cl, 4YO 6Vzf.

Halo's Destiny (McDowell) 3.40 2.80 2 40 Houston Rhythm (Soto) 11.60 4 80 Fleeting Princess (Bartram) 6 00 Ott 10:24. Time 1:18. S3 Exacta (4-3) paid 181.30. cl, 4YO up. lmi.

Foxy Ridan (Ouzts) 10 40 6 40 5.00 Windstar Dancer (Neff) 12 60 5 40 Decide On Mini (Santos) 8.40 Off 10.48. Time 1.40 2-5. Scrakhed-Boranda's Hope, Evil Eye Lady, Betty Troublesome, Daring Desta S3 Exacta (2-8) paid 5206.40. Pic Six (8-3-9-2-4-2). No winners.

5 Win Consolation paid S88 00 7 Tickets) Car Iryover 1,849 23 Attendance 3,622 Handle S.552,462. Harness Racing Lebanon results THURSDAY NIGHT Weather clear, track fast 1st: Conditioned Pact, 11,200 Tuesday Special 2.80 2 60 2 60 Cincy K.C.Joe 5.20 360 AI Mahone 4.40 Time-2 04 1-5 2nd: Conditioned Pact, 11,400 Kerry Me Home 360 2 40 2 40 Donor a Hanover 2.40 2 60 Territorial Escort 2 20 1-5 Doily Double (6-1) 14.40 Quinella: (1-7) 14.20. 3rd: Conditioned Pace, 11,500 JohnQ 4.80 4.20 3 60 PC. Ben 6.20 5 Miss War Charge 6. 1-5.

Quinella: (1-4) 121 80. 4th: Claiming Pace, 11,000 Logan's ByroN 3.40 2.40 2.20 PotekaWay 2.40 2.20 Kentucky Woe 2 81 2-5. Trifecta: (2-6-1) 128 20. 5th: Conditioned Pact, 11400 Field Day 11.80 6.00 4 80 Sovereign Hawk 5.20 3 00 Loudy Loudy 1.00 3-5. 6th: Claiming Pace, 11,200 Peppy Pipecreek 4.60 3.00 2 40 Mr.

Willow 4.20 3 80 Sara's Hope 9 80 2-5. Trifecta: (2-8-7) 1679.20. 7th: Conditioned Pact, 11,600 Ramblln Champ 14.80 6.20 4 00 Mystic Ace 4.60 2 60 Sovereign Sunrise 2.60 Time-2 02 4-5. Bth: Claiming Pact, 11,400 Tuff Tony 4.60 4.20 3 20 Goot Proof 5 40 3 40 Red General 3 20 Time-202 Trifecta: (2-6-7) 172 80. 9th: Conditioned Trot, 14,000 Novel Bug 4 20 3 80 2.60 Super Crab 4 40 2 80 Miss Piedmont 3.60 2-5 Perfecta: (7-2) 124.40.

Witt: Claiming Pact, 11,000 N.E. Time Chris 5.80 3.00 2 60 Withastorm 3.40 2 60 Call Susie 3.80 3-5. Trifecta: (9-1-5) 184.40 TVRadio 1 REDS' UPOATE With Joe NuxhaH, WKRC-AM (550), 8.10 a.m. HORSE RACING Latonia scratch reports, WCLU-AM (1320), 8:10 a.m.; WFKB-AM (1180), 8:15 a.m. Latonia race replays, Channel A-24 (Storer Cable), 2 and 5 30pm Latonia Results, WLW-AM (700), 9 10, 940, 10 40 and 1140pm.

BASEBALL Cincinnati vs Houston, WLW AM (700), WHIO-AM 11290), WSCH-FM (99 3), 1 p.m. PREP BASKETBALL Kentucky State Girls Tournament quar terfinals, Connor vs. Meade County, WCLU- AM (1320), WSAI-FM 100 9), 3.30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA Division I Women's semifinal, Texas vs. Western Kentucky, ESPN, 7pm NCAA Division I Women's semifinal, Southern California vs.

Tennessee, ESPN, 9 p.m. PRO BASKETBALL Htjston at Oetroit, WTBS-Cable, 735 p.m. TALK SHOWS Eve of Final Four Cawood Ledford and Dave Gavitt host call in show on the NCAA, WCKY-AM (1530), 9 m. GATEWAY TO' GOODWILL World Cup Wrestling and Internatiunal Volleyball Challenge, Toledo, Ohio, and Stanford University In WTBS-Cable, 9:50 p.m. BOXING Heavyweight, Mike Tyson vs.

Phil Brown, Atlantic City, Channel 64, 10 m. GOLF Highlights of Tournament Players Championship, Vedra Beach, Channels 9, 7, 1130pm. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division x-Chicago 37 29 8 82 330 325 x-St. Louis 36 32 8 80 291 277 x-Minnesota 35 32 9 79 309 290 x-Toronto 23 45 6 52 295 364 Detroit 16 53 6 38 252 393 Smythe Division y-Edmonton 54 15 6 114 406 287 x-Calgary 36 30 9 81 325 296 Winnipeg 25 45 4 56 279 354 Los Angeles 23 45 7 53 271 368 Vancouver 20 41 13 53 260 310 x-clinched playoff berth y-clinched division title WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Hartford 3, Montreal 0 Edmonton 8, Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 6, Toronto 1 Chicago 5, Detroit 3 Vancouver 7, Quebec 6 Los Angeles 7, Calgary 3 THURSDAY'S GAMES Montreal 3, Boston 3, tie Buffalo 1, Philadelphia 0 New Jersey 1, St. Louis 0 FRIDAY'S GAMES NY Islanders at Washington, 8 05 p.m Edmonton at NY Rangers, 8 35 p.m.

Winnipeg at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Baseball Exhibition standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Metcalfe hjs own recognizance and was ar raigned in Arlington District Court Thursday morning. Husted clings to pin lead Despite winning just three of his eight match games, Dave Husted of Milwaukie, held on to the lead after the fifth round of the $235,000 Toledo Trust Professional Bowlers Association National Championship. Husted, who finished fourth at Toledo last year, maintained a 213 average through the first 40 games of the long 56-game format and had a pinfall total of 8,618.

Steve Wunderlich of St. Louis was only 25 pins behind Husted with a pinfall total of 8,593, while Bruce Carter of Round Rock, Texas, was another two pins back with 8,591. Eight-time champion Pete Weber of St. Louis, who was tied with Wunderlich in second place after 32 games, fell to fourth with 8,578, just 40 pins behind Husted. Tony Moore, like Carter a non-winner, rounded out the top five with 8,472.

Bucs uncertain on Jackson The Tampa Bay Buccaneers say they haven't decided if they'll make Bo Jackson the No. 1 pick in next month's National Football League draft. But if the team does, it could be without knowledge of what it will take to sign him and keep him out of professional baseball. Southeastern Conference rules forbid Jackson, the Heisman Trophy-winning running back from Auburn, from conducting contract negotiations while he's still playing college baseball. That means it could be more than two weeks after the April 29 draft that the Bucs learn more about the probability of signing him.

German upsets Wilander Unseeded Erik Jelen of West Germany shocked top-seeded Mats Wilander of Sweden, 6-4, 6-2, in the second round of the $315,000 ABN tennis tournament at Rotterdam. Stefan Edberg of Sweden, the No. 2 seed in the tournament, reached the quarterfinals by defeating Dutchman Michiel Schapers, 4-6, 6-2, 7-6. Scott Davis, attacking the net and scoring with hard cross-court forehand smashes, upset Tim Mayotte, 6-1, 7-6 (7-5), in second-round action at the $315,000 VolvoChicago Tennis tournament at Chicago- Elsewhere Joe Theismann is ready to talk to the Los Angeles Rams, if the Rams are ready to talk to him. The Washington Redskins have given their quarterback permission to negotiate with other National Football League teams.

Theismann told the Anaheim Bulletin that the Rams are the first team he wants to talk to if he no longer has a future with the Redskins. Two-time Boston Marthan winner Joan Be-noit reportedly will not run in this year's race because she is still recovering from surgery. Benoit, who won the 26-mile, 385-yard race in 1979 and 1983, is coming off double Achilles surgery. Referee Dave Newell suffered injured ribs after he was slammed into the boards early in the second period in Thursday night's NHL game between the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens. Washington Bullets forward Jeff Ruland did not undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Thursday as originally scheduled, the team announced.

The procedure will be conducted April 4 in Rochester N.Y., by Dr. Kenneth Dellaven. ENQUIRER NEWS SERVICES 2B. 3RBI Records. WH 1-0, 0-1.

MADEIRA 201 001 0-4 6 1 NEW RICHMOND 400 Kl x-6 6 4 WP-GBurns. LP-Breeden. M-Bree-den 2B; Caesar 2B, 2RBI; Shoop 2B. NR J.Burns 2-3, 2B; Keith 2RBI. Records: NR 1-2, 1-1.

FOREST PARK 100 001 1-3 5 2 FINNEYTOWN 100 021 K-4 1 2 WP-Cox. LP-Poe. FP-Hawkins 2-4, 28. Listerman 2B, Reardon 3B. Records: Fin 3-0.

ROGER BACON OW 050 2- 6 1 WOODWARD 430 201 X-H) IS 2 WP-Whitehead 18 strikeouts). LP-Burkett. W-Aaron 4-4, Starr 3-4, 2RBI, McGuire 3-3, 2RBI; Johnson 2-3. 2RBI, Leigh 2RBI RB-Patmon 2-4; Todd 2B, Burkett 2-4. Records: 1-1.

ROSS 000 000 0-0 3 4 321 021 x-9 7 1 WP-Levine (9 strikeouts). LP-Weber. W-Weiherer 2-3, Fredette 2B, Staley 2RBI. R-Day 2B. Records 0-1, 3-1.

GLEN ESTE 101 000 0-2 3 1 HAMILTON 202 000 K-4 4 1 WP-Hibbard (7 strikeouts). LP-Max-ey H-Baker 2B; Reid 2-2; Ruecking 2RBI, GE-Owens HR. Records 3-0, GE 0-2. ANDERSON 001 020 0-1 9 2 LOVELAND 001 031 X-S i 3 WP-Cook. LP-Trazrauf.

L-Martin 2-4, 2B, HR, 3RBI; Brown 2B; Pelfrey 2-3. A-Lavilla 3-3; Diana 2-4, 2B, Ramirez 2-2, 2B Records: A 2-1, 1-0. NORTHWEST 320 000 0- 9 2 TURPIN 223 450 X-V6 IS 2 WP Tom Heming. LP-Humphrey. T-Newton 2-3, HR, 2B, 3RBI; Maier 4-5, 2 2B, 4RBI, Undholz 2-5, 2B; Heming 2-4; Brock 2-3; Merchant 2-4, 3RBI.

N-Dugan 3-4; Bar-lage 2-3; Humphrey 3B, 3RBI. Records: 1-1, 3-1. SYCAMORE OW 112 0-S 5 4 LAKOTA MO 004 1-7 6 4 WP-Sanders. LP-Steller. L-Steele 2-3, HR, 4RBI.

S-Smith 2B Records 0-2, 2-0-1. NEW MIAMI .062 434 0-19 13 3 ST. BERNARD 004 001 2- 7 6 4 WP-Miles. LP-Helton. NM Miles 2- 1, 2B, Boggs 3-4, 36, North 2 2, HR, Allen 23, Frost 2-5, 2B.

StB-Yaden HR, Siegel 2-3, Wesley 2B. Records: SIB 0-2 (0-1 MVC), NM 1-2I1-0MVC). BOYS TRACK Finneytown 65, CAPE 63 HJ-Saulsbury (F) 5-8; PV-Weltzien (F) 11-6, LJ-Dula (C) 20-1, SP-Dudley (C) 39-4'l, D-Dudley (C) 154-2, 3200R-CAPE llOHH-Saulsbury (F) 15.66; 100-Fit-zhugh (C) 11.36; 1600-Pearson (F) 400R-CAPE 46 44; 400-McCray (C) 56.04; 300LH-Robertson (C) 41.73, 800-Vest (C) 200-Eschmeyer (F) 234, 3200-Pear-son (F) 1600R-Finneytown 3:46.81. GIRLS TRACK Princeton 72, McAukty Si LJ-Polking (M) 16-7; 1600R -Princeton 4:19 6, 200-Ranson (P) 26 8, 3200R-McAu-ley 100-Rucker IP) 12.5, B00R-Pnnceton 1:51 1600-Ellers (M) 5.45.5, 800-Ellers (M 2:28.1, 400-Ranson (P) 61.1, HJ-McClure II') 5-2, 400R-Prlnceton 52.04; SP-Glass (P) 34-10; D-Winston (P) 96-10, 300LH-Thomas (PI 52.3; lOOLH-Po (P) 16.1, 3200 Ellers (Ml 12 09 Oak Hills 66, Seton 62 SP-Hess IOH) 31-6. Discus-Hess (OH) 90-1'zi; HJ-Hoffman (OH) 4-8, LJ-Oka (5) 15-8, 3200 R-Oak Hiis 100 LH-Filer (OH) 179; 100-Ebert (S) 14.0, 800 R-Seton 2 02.9, MHe-Magliano (OH) 6:13.3, 400 R-Seton 58.6; 400-DoH (SI 654, 300 LH-Scudder (S) 524, 800-Loebker (OH) 200-Carney (OH) 29.5, 2 Mile-Wilky-macky (OH) 13:03.6, Mile R-Seton 4:34.4.

CAPE 68, Finneytown So D-Johnson (C) 102-3, SP-Johnson (C) 33-4; LJ-Gordon (C) 15-5; 3200R-CAPE lOOLH-Pate (C) 16.4; 100-Gordon (C) 12.3; BOOR-Flnneytown 1600-Gra-ham (F) 6:29, 400R-CAPE 52.13; 400-Mor-lock (C) 68.0; 300LH-Jamieson (F) 55.2, 80C-Lichtenfeld (F) 200-McNatruder (C) 26.6, 3200-Wagner (F) 11:15, I600R-CAPE 4:36. FAST-PITCH SOFTBALL ROGER BACON W0 000 0- 1 2 MT. NOTRE DAME4(W ISO x-W 6 1 WP-Fischer. LP-Kaftmian. MND Berger HR, 3RBI, Fischer 2-3.

Records: MND 3- 0 RB0-1. TALAWANDA 031 00 4 0 1 LAKOTA (11)65 lx-25 17 1 WP-Pusctiman. LP-Haven. L-Adle-ta 2-2, 2 3B, 6RBI; Miller 3-4; Thomason 2-3. Records: 0-2, 1-2.

SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL McNICHOLAS 7J0 060 01-19 J2 3 WALNUT HILLS 2W 000 0- 3 9 8 WP-Yamo. LP-Monroe M-Wiliams 4- 4, Grogan 1-5, Teetor 3-5. WH-Rankin 2-4; Breiner 2-4; Goedde 2-4. Records: 3-0, WH 0-1. Latonia entries FRIDAY NIGHT First post time 7 p.m.

mdn, cl, 3YO fillies, 6f. 1 Helen J. Payne 115 2- Write About Tiger Clark 122 3- Gal Peggy Navedo 122 4- Feathers And Beads Vidal 122 5- Fancy Fiona Campbell 115 6- Minty Green Mize 122 7- Crystal Charger Ouzts 122 8- Noble Intent Estrella 122 9- Margie's Melody Randall 115 lOa-Flying Kiddo Santos 122 11- Reeweeze Matias 122 12- Bon's Cheer Ouzts 122 aea-Beauty Of The Sea Tucker D. 1 15 ae-Van Dell High No Boy 122 ae-Buff ak) Princess suchiya 122 ae-Classr com Belle Godoy 1 17 cl, 4YO up, 6 "if. 1- March DeLaguardia 116 2- Shared Equity RandaH 109 3- Oawn At Six Sellers 1 16 4- Plain Dealer Bruin 1 16 5- RareCap Neff 116 6- Foolish Royalty Neff 116 7- Call The Broker Miller 116 8- Tumble Rumble Moss 1 16 9- Mr.

B. CaloS. 116 10- NobleD Headley 119 11- Money Taker Sayler 116 12- Sea Hour Godoy 111 ae-Banded eagle Tucker D. 115 ae-Johnny Fever Foster 116 ae-Ouiet Lark Costa 1 16 ae-Vance's Ferry EstreHa 116 mdn, 4YO up, fm, lmi. 1- Boi Baba Cooksey 121 2- Patou Tennenbaum 121 3- Kentucky Moonshine Soto 121 4- Pride Of Fortune Neff 121 5- lda's Turn Vidal 121 6- Carlyle Suite Wilburn 114 7- Saudia Sunseri 121 8- PixieLee Bartram 121 -MissGalvin Colton 121 cl, 4YO up, 6f.

1- FanTanBoy Payne 115 2- Mr. Spayd Costa 122 3- Crow Nation No Boy 1 16 4- Viking Swooner Payne 115 5- Closs Prince Matias 122 6- Dynamite Dust McDowell 119 7- Smackover Bridge Matias 1 16 8- Watch My Birdie Campbell 115 9- Junk yard Cat DeLaRosa 116 mdn, cl, 4YO up, 6Vif. 1 Nipper Nose VanAcker 115 2- Chlef Pollux Santos 122 3- Hllldel Puckett 122 4- Thin Sailor Sellers 122 5- Fourway Surprise VanAcker 115 6- Angst Kuzel 115 7 Independent Jay Campbell 115 8- Heaven's Hurry Ouzts 122. 9- Petty's Boy Matias 122 10- Jungle Rat Jr. Green 122 11- Product Of Pride Sunseri 122 12- Lota Savvy Campbell 115 ae-Diamond Nose Hickey 122 ae-Cracked Warrior Campbell 115 ae-Rute The Valley Garza 122 ae-Super Dixie DeLaguardia 122 cl, 4YO up, 6' if.

1- Bold Reagent Glrdley 109 2- Malfattore Griffin 1 16 3- Lawless Adventure Cooksey 116 4- Alitrach Soto 116 5- Four Tucks Bruin 1 16 6- Joma'sBest Beach 106 7- EI Gitano Bruin 1 16 8- Jim Bob's Fool Ouzts 116 9- Hltching Rail Ouzts 116 10 Cos La Row Bruin 116 11-ExcessiveMan Kuzel 109 Pel. Atlanta 7 .611 New York 10 7 ,588 San Francisco 10 8 .556 Cincinnati II 9 .550 Philadelphia -5 St.Louis 9 8 .529 Pittsburgh 8 .500 San Diego 10 11 Los Angeles 8 11 471 Houston 7 12 .368 Chicago 8 14 364 Montreal 6 353 AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. Detroit 14 6 .700 Texas II 6 647 Oakland 12 8 600 New York 10 7 588 Milwaukee 10 8 .556 Toronto 10 8 .556 California 10 9 .526 Chicago '0 10 .500 Cleveland '0 '0 .500 Minnesota 9 II .450 Seattle 10 Baltimore I 1 Kansas City 6 9 .400 Boston 6 13 .316 FRIDAY'S GAMES New York Mets vs. Boston at Winter Haven, 1 p.m Houston vs Cincinnati at Tampa, I p.m. Philadelphia vs.

St Lows at St Peters burg, Fla 1:05 p.m. Kansas City vs. Pittsburgh at Braden-ton, Fla, 1.30 pm. Montreal vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach, 1:30 p.m.

Los Angeles vs. Texas at Pompano, 1 30 p.m. Chicago White Sox vs. Minnesota at Orlando, 1.30 p.m. Cleveland vs.

Milwaukee at Chandler, 3 p.m. Seatlie vs. San Diego at Yuma, Aril 3 m..