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Scoreboard baseball Standings By The Associated Press All Times CDT AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION Pet. GB betroit 86 45 .656 toronto 74 56 .569 11V, $altlmore 70 59 .543 15 New York 69 60 .535 16 Boston 68 62 .523 17V, Cleveland 58 74 .439 Milwaukee 55 76 .420 31 WEST DIVISION Minnesota 68 62 .523 Kansas City 65 65 .500 3 (California 63 66 .488 4 1 Chicago 61 68 .473 Oakland 60 71 .458 8V, Texas 57 73 .438 11 Seattle 57 74 .435 IIV, Monday's Games Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 7. Chicago 4 Toronto 5, Minnesota 2 Baltimore at California, (n) New York at Oakland, (n) Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Chicago (Nelson 2-5) at Toronto (Alexander 12-5), 6:35 p.m. Cleveland (Heoton 8-13) at Mil- 'waukee (McClure 4-5), 7:30 p.m. Boston (Hurst 11-8) at Minnesota (Viola 14-11).

7:35 p.m. Texas (Darwin 7-9) at Kansas City (Guro 12-9), 7:35 p.m. Baltimore (McGregor 15-11) ot California (Slalon 5-6), 9:30 p.m. New York (Fontenot 6-8) at Oakland (Conroy 1-3), 9:35 p.m. Detroit (Berenguer 7-8) ot Seattle (Moore 5-13).

9:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Baltimore at California. 3 p.m. Chicago at Toronto. 6:35 p.m.

Cleveland at Milwaukee. 7:30 p.m. Boston ol Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. Texas at Kansas City. 7:35 p.m.

Detroit at Seattle, 9:35 p.m. New York at Oakland. 9:35 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION York -Philadelphia 'St. Louis Pittsburgh Diego Houston 'Los Angeles 'Cincinnati 'San Francisco Monday's Games San Francisco 5, Montreal 4, 11 in- New York 5, Los Angeles 1 Philadelphia 9.

San Diego 1 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Cincinnati (Postore 3-7 ond McGoffi- -gon 3-5) al Chicago (Eckersley 7-7 and 'Ruthven 3-9), 2. 12:05 p.m. Son Francisco (Robinson 6-13) at (Smith 9-10), 6:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Honeycutt 10-7) at New York (Terrell 9-10), 6:35 p.m. San Diego (Hawkins 7-6) at Philadelphia (Rowley 6-3).

6:35 p.m. St. Louis (Andujor 17-11) ot Atlanta, (Camp 6-6), 6:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Tudor 8-8) 01 Houston (Niekro 13-9), 7:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games Cincinnati at Chicago.

3:05 p.m. San Francisco ot Montreal, 6:05 p.m. Los Angeles at New York, 6:35 p.m. San Diego ot Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m. St.

Louis at Atlanta, 6:40 p.m. Pittsburgh at Houston, 7:35 p.m. Boxscores SB-VHoye! (35). Samuel (59). SF-JoRussell.

Schmidt. IP I) ED BB SO San Diego lollarl, 10-11 6 86642 Booker 2 23212 Philadelphia KoosmonW.14-10 7 61125 Compbell I 00001 McGrow 1 00001 WP-Booker. GIANTS 5, EXPOS 4 SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL ob bl ab bi Gladden cf 6010 Raines cl 5 2 0 Trillo 2b 6110 Stenhouse II 3110 CDavis rl 5143 James 0000 Leonard II 5110 Wohllord ph 1000 Brenly 6121 Reardon 0000 SThompson Ib 0 I 0 Scholieder ph 0 0 0 0 Mullins 3b 5010 Dowson rf 5132 LeMosler ss 4010 GCarler 5032 Loskey 2000 Driessen Ib 6000 Richards ph 1100 Wollach 3b 3000 Minion 0000 Ramsey ss 3000 Kuiper ph 1000 Dilone ph 1000 FWillioms 1011 Thomas 2b 1000 Flynn 2b 3010 TScotl ph 1000 Gonzoles ss 1000 Leo 2000 Venoble II 3000 Totals 46 5 13 5 Totals 43 4 12 4 San Francisco 000 020 010 5 Montreal 201 000 000 01- 4 Gamw Winning RBI Brenly (6). E-COavis, Wollach. Ramsey.

Francisco 2. lOB-Son Francisco 17. Montreal 13. Raines, Brenly. (15).

SB-CDovis (10). Raines 3 (57), Mullins (2) Dawson (9), Leonard (15), S-Loskey, Glad- den. IP ER BB SO Son Francisco laskey Minton FWillioms W.9-2 lea James Reordon L.5-7 T-3'55. A-17529. Sports lists 76 53 71 58 io 70 58 64 65 64 65 56 74 WEST DIVISION 76 54 67 65 65 65 is 63 68 54 76 52 77 Pet.

.589 .550 .547 .496 .496 .431 .585 .508 .500 .481 .415 .403 GB 5 12 12 20'', 10 13V, 22 23V, CLEVELAND AMERICAN LEAGUE INDIANS 7. BREWERS I MILWAUKEE ab bi 4100 Wanning cf 5010 Gantnec Ib 5232 Youni si 4122 Cooper Ib 4000 Oglivie II 0000 Simmons 4110 James rf 1000 CMoore 2100 Romero 3b 4123 4010 37 7 10 7 Totals ab bi Butler cl 4100 Manning cl 4010 Franco ss 5010 Gantner 2b 4000 Carter II 5232 Yount ss 4110 Thornton dh 4122 Cooper Ib 4021 Tobler 3b 4000 Oajivie II 4000 Vukovich r) 0000 Simmons dh 2000 CCastilla r) 4110 Jomes rt 2000 FiscWin 3b 1000 CMoore 3000 Hargrove Ib 2100 Romero 3b 3000 Bando Bernoiord 2b totals 37 7 10 7 Totals 30 I Cleveland 000 012 211- 7 Milwaukee 000 100 000- I Gome Winning RBI Carter (5) E-flando DP-Cleveland 1 LOB- Cleveland 8 Milwaukee 5 Thornton. HR-Corter 2 Thornton (28i Bondo (71 IP ER BB SO Cleveland Blyleven W.15-5 9 41133 Milwaukee Coldwell 1.6-12 6 75510 Loiorko 2 11123 Lodd 1 21120 Caldwell pitched to 2 batters in 7th T-224. BLUE JAYS 5. TWINS 2 TORONTO MINNESOTA ab bi ob ti bi Garcia 2b 5010 Puckett cl 3020 Wull.mks 3t 3130 Engle 4000 Glorg 3b 1000 Hatcher II 3000 Moseby cf 4110 Hrbek Ib 4111 Upshow tb 401 0 Bush dh I I 0 0 CBell II 4010 Meier dh 1000 4112 Brunansky rt 4010 Aikens dh 3 I 1 1 Goetti 3b 4010 (Johnson dh 0000 leule! 2b 3001 pr 0100 Jimenei ss 2000 Borfield rf 4010 DBrown ph 1000 Femondel ss 4000 RWashgton ss 0000 Totals 36 10 3 Totals 30 2 5 2 Toronto 000 300 101- 5 Minnesota 000 020 000- 2 Game Winning RBI None Engle DP- Toronto 2 Minnesota 1.

LOB- Toronto 5 Minnesota 5 26 Moseby Upshow GBel! HR 12 Htbek 23j Aikens 'Bi 5fl- Garcia 36 Puckett Ml Gnlfin 2 I'lOi IP ER BB SO Toronto Lamp i-7 Minnesota '3-'0 filson WP Smilhsor -1925! I 0 0 1 Lfsander 0 0 00 1 2 240 NATIONAL LEAGUE METS 5 DODGERS I LOS ANGELES NEW YORK ab bi ab bi Anderson ss 4000 Backmon is 3000 cl 4010 Oquendo ss 0000 Guerrero rl 4000 MWilion cl 3000 Moriholl II 3000 Hernonde; Ib 3 00 Brock Ib 4010 Foster II 310 Scioscia 4111 Strawberry rf 2 00 So. 2b 3 0 i 0 Brooks 3b 432 Rivera 3b 2000 Chapman 2b 4 2 2 Amlung ph 1000 Fitigerald 2000 Londestoy 3b 0000 Gooder, 3000 Voleniuelo 3010 Tololi 32 1 5 I Totals 27 5 6 4 tat Angeles 000 OX 100- 1 New York 000 301 Olx- 5 Gome Winning RBI Brooks 12) E-Scioscio DP Los Angeles i LOB Los Angeles 5 New Yort 5 2B Valeniuela. Chapman HR '4j Brooks (131. SB-MWilion '401 Chapman '7i IP ER BB SO Lot Angeles Valeniuelal.lO 15 8 65477 New York GoodenWI3-B 1 5 1 1 I 12 T-2 36 A 33 765 PHILLIES 9 PADRES I SAN DIEGO PHILADELPHIA ab bi ob bi Wiggins 2b 4011 Samuel 2b 5220 Gwynn rl 4020 VHoyes cl 4120 Gorvey Ib 4010 Compbell 0000 McReynolds cl 4 0 I 0 Malusiek ph 1000 Marline: II 2000 MiGraw 0000 Kennedy 4000 Schmidt 3b I I 0 I 4000 Garcia 3b I I I I SERVING FOR DOLLARS Men's singles prize money for 1984 U.S. Open Tennis Tournamenl.

WINNER $160,000 RUNNER-UP 80,000 SEMIFINALIST 40,000 QUARTERFINALIST 20,265 ROUND OF 11.730 ROUND OF 32 6,400 ROUND OF 64 3,733 ROUND OF 128 1.800 SOURCE: Sports Industry News N.Y. Times Scrapbook History 7 3 2 9 2 2 3231 0030 1112 2246 1001 2232 Players of Week American League NEW YORK (AP) Gary Ward of the Texas Rangers, with a .480 batting average and three home runs, has been named American League Player of the Week for the seven-day period ending Sunday, the league sola Monday. Ward hod 12 hits in 25 at-bats during the week, drove in 13 runs and scored six while slugging at a .960 clip. Also nominated for the award were Roger Clemens of Boston, Kirk Gibson of Detroit, Tom Brunansky of Minnesota, Bill Schroeder of Milwaukee and Don Mattingly of New York. National League NEW YORK (AP) Bob Brenly of the San Francisco Giants, who hit .440 last week with 14 runs batted in and four homers, was named Monday as the National League Player of the Week.

Brenly was ll-for-25 and two of his RBI were game winners. Other nominees for the award were Steve Trout of the Chicago Cubs; Keith Hernandez of the New York Mets; Terry Puhl of the Houston Astros; and Gene Garber of the Atlanta Braves. 98. Pat McGowon 47,111 99. Jim Dent 45.141 100.

Barry Jaeckel 44,892 101. Keilh Fergus 42,759 102. Phil Hancock 42,538 103. John Fought 41,103 104. Morris Hotolsky 40,893 105.

Danny Edwards 39,282 106. David Ogrin 38,552 107. Bob Shearer 37,690 108. Tom Jenkins 37,181 109. lance Ten Broeck 37.001 City golf results Salina Women's Golf Association City Tournament First Round At Salino Municipal Par 73 Low Gross Results Roberta Knudson 81 Donna Fitzgerald 84 Jackie Hagen 84 Mary Beth Englemon 87 Virginia Grammer 88 Mary Frontz 90 Marge Bacon 91 Joy Beets 92 Kay Person 92 Ruth Pickrell 92 Eloise Moore 96 Darlene Haddock 97 Doris McConnell 97 Ruth Ann Sorem 97 Wanda Patterson 98 Theda Allen 99 Marty Holmquisl 99 Dorothy Shollenkirk 100 Alice Anderson 101 Joon Brown 101 Martha Shimp 101 Ruby Barragree 102 Georgia Pearce 102 Mary Pirotte 102 Ginny Blankenshtp 103 Rita Johnson 104 Jeanette Mitchell 104 Shirley Hodges 105 Vi Mermis 10S Lea Lorenson 106 Audrey lorenz 109 Doris King 110 Flossie Eoslerdoy 111 Goyle Lyon 111 Evelyn Eddy 115 Peggy Opdyke 115 Jo Ann Richter 118 Deane Olson 128 Today in history EtC.

By The Associated Press 1926 Emil Levsen of the Cleveland Indians pitched two complete game wins over the Boston Red Sox, 6-1, 5-1. He did not fan a batter in either game. An added feature was that the Indians used the same identical lineup in both games. 1951 The Pittsburgh Pirates defeat the New York Giants, 2-0, snapping the Giants' 16-game winning streak. The streak enabled the Giants to cut the Dodgers 13''i-game lead to 6 games.

1960 Ted Kluiewski's eighth inning three-run homer gave the Chicago White Sox an apparent 4-3 lead over the Orioles but third base umpire Ed Hurley had called time as the pitch was delivered because White Sox players Earl Torgeson and Floyd Robinson were warming up on the sideline. The home run was nullified and the Orioles won, 3-1, a key loss in the White Sox' unsuc- cesful defense of the American League pennant. Golf isolator 3b Templeton ss Lollar 3110 Wockenlusi Ib2 I 0 0 2000 Melendei Ib Bevocquo p'l 1000 Leicono rl Virgil JoRuisell II DeJesui is Koosman GWilian cl 32 I 6 1 Tololi 000 000 1000 4121 2100 3011 3012 3110 1000 31 1 10 6 100- I Tololi San Philadelphia 100 410 9 Game Winning RBI None Wiggins Templelon DP-- San 1 LOB-Son Diego 7 Philadelphia 36- Sornuel OeJesus JoRuisell Wiqqini PGA leaders 1984 PGA Money Leaden By The Associated Press Leading money winners on the PGA tour through the World Series of Golf: 1. Tom Watson $438,785 2. Tom Kite 343.744 3.

Mark O'Mearo 315.557 4. Fred Couples 313.701 5. Greg Norman 310,230 6. Andy Bean 305,475 7. Bruce Lietike 302.404 8.

Peter Jacobsen 295.025 9. Lee Trevino 282,907 10. Gil Morgan 276,248 11. Craig Stadler 272,041 12. Ben Crenshaw 269,263 13.

Jock Nicklaus 265,995 14. Gary Koch 249,924 15. Denis Wotson 236.061 16. David Edwards 236,061 17. Jock Renner 231.561 18.

Scotl Simpson 231,395 19. Bob Eastwood 230,182 20. Corey Pavin 225,157 21 Poyne Stewart 211.865 22. John Mahaffey 199,981 23 Curtis Strange 199,081 24. Lanny Wadkins 188.452 25.

Wayne Levi 184.126 26. Hal Sutton 182,067 27 Hole Irwin 181,617 28. Scott Hoch 181.014 29. Nick Faldo 166.845 30. Ronnie Block 160,834 3I.DanPohl 160.734 32.

Fuiiy Zoeller 157.460 33. Chip Beck 156.489 34 Gory Hallberg 152,513 35. Tom Purtier 149,292 36 Calvin Peete 147.557 37. Lorry Mile 145.888 38. Seve Ballesteros 139.410 39.

George Burns 133.708 40. George Archer 129.591 41 Tim Simpson 126,179 42. Work Lye 123.661 43. Jim Thorpe 116.986 44. Doug Tewell 116.281 45 Dovid Graham 112.562 46 Jay Haas 110.903 47 Don Pooley 109,447 48.

Johnny Miller 103.422 49. Mike Reid 102.487 50 Mark McCumber 101,119 51 Willie Wood 100.387 52. Nick Price 99.759 53. Jim Colbert 99.246 54. Mike Sullivan 97,949 55 Roy Floyd 96,003 56.

Roger Mallbie 94,282 57 Gory Player 93,258 58. Buddy Gardner 92,345 59 D.A. Weibring 91,848 60 Mike Donald 91.339 61 Bobby Wodkins 89,061 62 Lorry Rinker 85,053 64 Caldwell 84.213 65 Larry Nelson 82.689 65. Bernhard Longer 82,465 66 Bill Kroner! 81,092 67 Tommy Nakajimo 78.796 68 Russ Cochron 76,245 69 Jim Simons 74.883 70 John Adorns 71,346 71 liao Aoki 71.199 72. Dave Barr 70.749 73.

Mark Pfeil 70.451 74. Tony Sills 70,107 75. Joey Sindelar 69,988 76 Jim Nellord 66,916 77 Hubert Green 63,088 78 J.C Snead 62,918 79 Gory McCord 61,849 80. Ion Hinkle 61,562 81. Vance Healner 60,537 82.

Sammy Rachels 59.255 83 Donnie Hammond 59.107 84. Peter Oosterhuis 58,720 85 Allen Miller 58.116 86. Ralph Landrum 56.051 87 Pot Lindsey 53.819 88. Chen 53,743 89 Richard Zokol 51.649 90. Clorence Rose 51.513 91.

Tim Norris 51,364 92 Joe Inman 50.920 93 Loren Roberts 50,647 94. Mike Nicoletle 49.251 95. John Cook 49,147 96. Ron Slreck 49,057 97. Victor Regolado 47.7i5 Transactions Monday's Spoils Transactions By the Associated Press BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS-Acquired Bill Scherrer, pitcher, from the Cincinnati Reds for cosh or a player to be named later.

National League LOS ANGELES Bill Russell, shortstop. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Announced that Bo Diaz, catcher, will be out of action for the rest of the season. Purchased the contract of Steve Fireovid, pitcher, from Portland of the Pacific Coast League. He will report Sept. 1.

BASKETBALL Women's Basketball Association ATLANTA COMETS-Traded Donna Burks, forward, to the Colombus Minks for Brenda Brown, forward. FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA Jeff Yeates, defensive end, Bo Robinson and Tim Tyrrell, running backs, Mike Zele, defensive tackle, and Dave Levenick, linebacker. Placed Ben Young, tight end, and Earl Jones, cornerback, on the injured reserve list. BUFFALO BILLS-Waived Roland Hooks, running back, Greg Cater, punter, Joe Azelby, linebacker, Darryl Caldwell. tackle, Mark Jackson, defensive back, Mike Kennedy and Len Walterscheid, safeties, Joey Lumpkin and Mark Merrill, linebackers, and Joey Smith and Craig White, wide receivers.

CHICAGO BEARS-Placed Raymond Morris, linebacker, and Tim Norman, punter, on the injured reserve list. Waived Ray Stachowicz, punter, Mark Casale, quarterback, David Simmons, linebacker, John Janata, tackle, Kevin Potter, safety, Dave Moritz and Chris Tilley, wide receivers, and Gene Rowell and Marcus Jackson, defensive tackles. CINCINNATI BENGELS-Waived Clay Pickering, wide receiver, Brian Pitlmon, linebacker, Blake Moore and Jim Hannula, offensive linemen, Rodney Tate, running back, Andy Gibler, tight end, and Emanuel Weaver, defensive lineman. Placed Gary Williams, wide receiver, and Bryan Hicks, defensive back, on the injured reserve list. CLEVELAND BROWNS-Waived Rocky Belk, wide receiver, Earl Buckingham, defensive end, Dale Carver, linebacker.

Michael Gambrell, center- guard, Dino Hall, kick returner and running back, Perry Harrington, running back, Thomas Hopkins and Robert Sikora, tackles, Jomes Merritts. nose tackle, and Darryl Smith, cornerback. Placed Cody Risien, tackle, on the injured reserve list. DALLAS COWBOYS-Announced that they have come to terms with Randy While, defensive tackle. Traded Angela King, linebacker, to the Detroit Lions for an undisclosed draft choice.

Waived Mike Walters and Jimmie Turner, linebackers, Roy Brown, Dovid Ponder, and Bryan Caldwell, defensive ends, Mike Chapman, center. Mitch Krenk. light end. Eric Moron, tackle, and Dorrell Smith, wide receiver. DENVER BRONCOS-Placed Wilbur Myers, defensive back, on the injured reserve list.

Waived Roger Jackson, defensive back, MooMao Niko and Shawn Hollingsworth, guards, Marsharne Graves, tackle, Ray Alexander, wide receiver, Jesse Mytes, running bock. Greg Kragen, defensive end, Weedy Harris and Tommy Thurson, linebackers, and Rich Stokowski, nose tackle. DETROIT LlONS-Woived Ulysses Norris. tight end, Angela King, Ron Ziolkowski, Ed Hughes ond Jimmie Carter, linebackers, Maurice Harvey and Jomes Thaxton, defensive bocks. Eddie Lee and Rich Hollins, wide receivers, Glen Streno, center.

Mike Saxon, punter. William Da I ton, running back, and Phil Darns, defensive tackle. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Announced the resignation of Bob Walters, public relations director. Named Bob Filer public relations director. Acquired George Rodochowsky.

defensive back, from the Los Angeles Rams for an undisclosed draft pick. Waived Mark Reed, quarterback, Brian Begley, kicker, Tony Chickilo and Lonnie Kennel, nose tackles, Mike Gunter, running back, Tom Morris and Kendall Williams, defensive backs, Benn Musgrave, tackle, Golden Tate. wide receiver, ond Jeff Tootle, linebacker. Placed Quintan Bollard, nose tackle, and Victor Ootis, wide receiver, on the injured reserve list. LOS ANGELES RAIDERS-Waived Steve Sylvester, offensive lineman, Dovid Humm, quarterback, Chester Willis, running bock, Don Hasselbeck.

tight end. Gardner Williams, defensive back, Waddell Smith, wide receiver, ond Frank Wilson, defensive end.Placed Mitch Willis, defensive lineman, and Ricky Williams, defensive bock, on the injured reserve list LOS ANGELES RAMS Placed John Kama no, running back, and Roderick Fisher, defensive back, on the injured reserve list. Waived Chuck Nelson, kicker, David Lewis, Ed Brady and Mike McDonald, linebackers, Marcellus Green and David Croudip, defensive backs, Shawn Miller, defensive lineman, and Michael Harper, wide receiver. MIAMI Dean May, quarterback, Rowland Tatum and Mike Weingrad, linebackers, Bernard Carvalho and Jim Boyle, offensive linemen, John Chesley, tight end, Fer- nanza Burgess, wide receiver, Bud Brown, safety, Todd Campbell, defensive lineman, and Al Del Greco, kicker. Placed Duan Hanks, wide receiver, Ron Landry, fullback, and Roosevelt Slaughter, defensive back, on the injured reserve list.

NEW ENGLAND Rodney McSwain, defensive back, from the Atlanta Falcons for an undisclosed draft chioce. Waived Dwight Wheeler and Andy Ekern, offensive linemen. Brooks Williams, tight end, Tim Golden and Ed Reynolds, linebackers, Luther Henson, nose tackle, Mike Kerrigan, quarterback, George Peoples, fullback, and Preston Davis, Paul Dombroski, Mike Ingram and Ken Holland, defensive backs. Placed Beau Coash, running back, and Derwin Williams, wide receiver, on the injured reserve list. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Waived Russell Erxleben, punter, Bobby Fowler, tight end, Jim Pietrzak, guard, Rob Nairne and Chris Martin, linebackers, and Cliff Austin, running back.

Placed James Haynes and Kenny Bordelon, linebackers, Lorry Hardy, tight end, Mike Dellocono, wide receiver, Gary Lewis, nose tackle, on the injured reserve list. NEW YORK GIANTS-Acquired Ken Hill, defensive bock, from the Los Angeles Raiders for an undisclosed draft choice. Waived J.T. Turner, guard, John Mistier, wide receiver, Pete Shaw and Mike Dennis, defensive backs, John Tautoto, tackle, Charles Cook and Bill Neil), nose tackles, Al Sleinfeld, defensive tackle, and Choi Winters, running back. Placed Tom Owen, quarterback, and Clint Harris, safety, on the injured reserve list.

NEW YORK JETS-Announced that Wesley Walker, wide receiver, reported to camp. Waived John Autrv, defensive end. Preston Brown, Nick Bruckner, and Harold Carmichael, wide receivers, Tom Coombs, tight end, Jim Eliopotus, linebacker, Glen Inverse, quarterback, and Joe Pellegrini, defensive tackle, Placed Mike Augustyniak, running back, and George Floyd, defensive bock, on the injured reserve list. PHILADELPHIA Max Runager. punter, Glen Young, wide receiver, Dennis DeVaughn, defensive back, Jim Fritzsche, tackle, Bob Holly, quarterback.

Cal Murray, running back, Guy Peters, defensive end, and Mike Reichenbach, linebacker. Placed Leon Evans, defensive end, Tom Jelesky, tackle, and John Robertson, guard- tackle, on the injured reserve list. SAN DIEGO Jim Hawn, offensive lineman, and Zach Barnes, defensive end, on the injured reserve list. Waived Abdul Salaam, Fred Robinson and Ron Kirkpatrick, defensive ends, Vince Osby and Brian Kelley. linebackers, Todd Jenkins and Ted Rome, wide receivers, Daryl Bowles, running back, and Ronnie O'Bard, defensive back.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Waived John Mncaulay, center. Placed Allen Fleming, wide receiver, and Vaughn Williams, safety, on the injured reserve list. Placed Jairo Penaranda, running back, on the minor injured reserve list. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS-Waived Bill Capece. placekicker, Norris Thomas, defensive bock, Al Richardson, linebacker, Thad Jemison, wide receiver, Karl Morgan, Hasson Ar- bubokrr, and Brad White, defensive linemen.

PlacedGene Branton, wide receiver, Robert Thompson, linebacker, Don Swafford and Rick Mallory, offensive linemen, on the injured reserve list. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Waived Jerome Barkum, tight end. Friendship Games MOSCOW (AP) Monday's results in the basketball competition in the Friendship '84 Games in Moscow: MEN Group A Finland 96. Colombia 50 Bulgaria 97, Hungary 71 Soviet Union 123, Cuba 90 Group Czechoslovakia 87, Poland 75 Algeria 79, Morocco 70 Wednesday's Semifinals Soviet Union vs. Poland Czechoslovakia vs.

Cuba WOMEN North Korea 72, Finland 70 Soviet Union 81, Poland 24 Czechoslovakia 67, Hungary 52 Bulgaria 86. Cuba 73 Recreation SRC standings Salina Recreation Commission Coed slow-pitch Championship League Wahlgren's Sports Supply, 4-0; R.J. Electric, 3-1; Websco, 3-3; Horizon Realty, 2-4; Bahama Momo, 2-6. League I B8S Saw Tool. 5-1; Rangers, 5-1; Awesome, 5-1; Jets, 3-3; Mogic, 0-6; Tony's Gypsies Express, 06, League 2 Salina Presbyterian Manor.

6-0: Big A Equipment, 5-1; Wal- Mart, 4-2; First Federal Savings. 2-4; Honnebaum Grain. 1-5: One W-Another-Fun Bunch, 0-6. League 3 Gustos, 4-1: Ryan Roofing. 4-1; Southwestern Bell.

3-1: B- Team. 1-3: Bomba deers. 1-4; S.M. Hanson. 1-4.

League 4 Franklin Carpet, 4-1; Jets. 3-1: Bod News. 2-2; Beauty The Beast. 2-3; First United Methodist. 1-3; All Seasons.

1-3. League 5 J.C. Rodeo, 6-0; Johnson Trucking, 4-2; Hair Crew, 3-3; Reece's Pieces. 3-3; Colley's Grinders, 2-4; Solina Spring 0-6. League 6 Tin-Grins, 6-0; O8O Auto Truck.

5-1: Southgote Pro Bidg. 4-2; NAPLC, 1-5; Bombay Club, 1-5; Video-Marl, 1-5. League 7 Wizards, 6-0; General Batter, 5-1; Shelter Insurance. 4-2; Green Lantern, 3-3: School Specialty Supply, 0-6: Tommy's Club, 0-6. League 8 Dean Markley Electronics.

5-1; Pro Car Cleaners. 4-2: l-Fires. 3-3; Occupalional Center, 3-3: KASA Industrial Control, 2-4; The Gang, 1-5. League 9 Marco Appliance. 4-0; NIP, 2-2; Al's Alibi.

2-2: Independents, 2-2: Jim's Country Style Chicken, 1-3, Grain Tec, 1-3. league 10 People's Heritage Federal, 4-0; PEACOCK, 4-0: Home Planning Center. 4-0; Oil Well Gang. 0-4; Les Plumbing Healing. 0-4: Wilson 0-4.

League II Miller. 6-0; J.R. Enterprises. 5-1: NBA Superstars. 2-4; First National Bank, 2-4; Odd Sox.

1-3; Drifters. 0-4. League 12 Stray Cats, 6-0; Video Marl II. 4-2; Boon Docks. 4-2: Bob-Kat Kwik Print, 2-4; Anywhere Travel, 0-4; Love Box 0-4.

League 13 Redeemer Lutheran. 42: Emmanuel Foursquare, 4-2: Solina Bible Church, 4-2: Seton Saints, 3-3; Immanuel Lutheran, 3-3; Church of the Cross. 0-6. White signs new contract DALLAS (AP) Randy White ended a month-long holdout with the Dallas Cowboys on Monday by signing a multi-year contract. He said he decided to return after "hearing the second half of the game Saturday night on the radio while I was driving around in my truck." "I'm extremely happy and holding out was one of the toughest things I ever did in my life," the All-Pro defensive tackle told The Associated Press.

White, who was in the option year of his contract, would have made about $350,000 this season. He had been asking for an average of $1.3 million a year for four years, which would have made him the highest- paid lineman in the National Football League. He refused Monday to disclose terms of the new contract. "I gave a little and they gave a little," he said. "It was a good contract." White said he discussed the offer Sunday with his agent, Howard Slusher, and then called Cowboys president Tex Schramm.

Asked if he thought he would be starting against the Los Angeles Rams in the Cowboys' season-opening game Sept. 3, White said, "I'm in good condition, but I haven't talked to Coach (Tom) Landry. I am ready and willing to contribute any way I can. "There's no doubt I'm going to be sore this week, but it will be the first time in my life I will be happy to be sore," he said. The contract apparently made White the highest paid Cowboy.

Coetzee, Holmes set fight date ATLANTA (AP) The long- awaited heavyweight fight between International Boxing Federation champion Larry Holmes and World Boxing Association champion Gerrie Coetzee will take place Nov. 16 at the Mack Athletic Center in Las Vegas, a television network reported Monday. Although no firm dollar figure was released, the bout, to be promoted by Don King and Steve Wynn, will reportedly be worth $5 million to Holmes and $3 million to Coetzee, Cable News Network reported Monday. The meeting of Holmes and Coetzee has been scheduled before but problems always arose to stall the confrontation. The original date of the fight was June 8 in Las Vegas, but that fell through.

On June 18, Holmes announced that he and King, with whom he has had public battles over the promotion of his fights, had signed an agreement for a fight with Coetzee in either September or October. Salinans drive 1-2 Salinans Bill Pemberton, 2414 Applewood, and Abner Perney, 1705 Glen, placed 1-2 Sunday at a Kansas Solo II Championship event in Wichita. Pemberton's Mazda 626 sedan was the only Stock entry and was bumped up to run in the Stock class with Perney's Ford Fiesta and several other cars. Pemberton then turned in a run of 1 minute, 30.992 seconds over the unusually long and deceptive course laid out on a Cessna Aircraft Co. parking lot to win the class.

Perney's 1:39.053 run took the second-place trophy. Fifth in the class was John Welsh, 403 Winn Road, driving Perney's car to a 1:53.780 in his first event. The Triumph Spitfire of Rocky Entriken, 1513 Pershing, was the only Prepared class entry and was bumped to DP. Entriken's time of 1:29.342 placed second in the DP class. MAGOS tourney set The Mexican American Golf Organization of Salina (MAGOS) will have its 12th annual state tournament Sunday at the Municipal course.

There will be 80-90 participants in the 18-hole event, which will begin at 8 a.m. Among the participants are two Wichitans defending champion Bob Wares and last year's handicap winner, Jack Yount. Following the golf tourney, a banquet will be held at the Building, 2055 S. Ohio. The tourney's entry deadline is Wednesday.

For further information, contact Ray Hernandez at 8236237. The Salina Journal Tuesday, August 28,1984 Page 12 Craig Chandler Mary Frantz gives this putt on the ninth hole a little body eng- lish as it rolls toward the cup in the first round of the 1984 Salina Women's Golf Association City Championship. Knudson leads by 3 Seven-time champion Roberta Knudson grabbed a three-shot lead Monday in the opening round of the Salina Women's Golf Association City Championship. Knudson, who has won every city title since this event was inaugurated in 1977, fired an 8-over-par 81 at the Municipal course. Unlike a year ago when Knudson won by a whopping 24 strokes, there are several women in contention following Monday's opening round in the 54-hole tournament.

Donna Fitzgerald and Jackie Hagen are tied for second place after posting rounds of 84. Mary Beth Engleman (87) and Virginia Grammer (88) are also in contention. Thirty-eight women are competing in the event, which will continue today with an 8 a.m. shotgun start at the Salina Country Club course. The final 18-hole round will be played Wednesday at the Elks Country Club course.

Salina Central spikers young, but wiU challenge By STEPHEN WHITE Sports Writer With just two seniors and two juniors on the squad, Salina Central's volleyball team will not be deep in 1984. But don't sell the Mustangs short because of thier short roster. Maxine Hays, entering her llth season as Central's head coach, expects the Mustangs to prosper despite a roster laden with sophomores. "I think we can go a long ways this year if we work at maybe further than last year," Hays said. The Mustangs jump into their '84 schedule tonight at the Central gymnasium, as they host a dual match with Marquette.

The junior varsity will play at 5:30, followed by the varsity at approximately 6:30. Central bobbed around the .500 mark most of last season before finishing with a 12-15 record. The Mustangs placed third in the 1-70 League Tournament, but lost in the first round of sub-state. Because young girls will figure prominently in Central's season, Hays said, developing a winning trend early will be important. If things progress as Hays hopes, she said, "We should take first or second in the 1-70.

"I'd like to do better than .500," she added, sounding as though she would be extremely disappointed if the Mustangs did not finish above .500 and challenge for a state tournament berth. Hays' optimism stems from the quality of her two returning starters, high expectations of her other two upperclassmen and a sophomore class bubbling with athletic ability. Nancy Theel (5-5, senior) and Rhodona Waite (5-6, senior) are Central's returning starters, and both earned first-team all-I-70 recognition last season Theel as a setter and Waite as a spiker. Joining Waite. on the front line will be Sheila Cherry, a 5-11 junior who earned a starting spot midway through last season, her first in a volleyball uniform.

Cherry, Hays: said, is the Mustangs' best athlete and, teamed with Waite, will provide Central a formidable spiking tandem. Central's other junior, Terri Dixon (5-9), is making her volleyball" debut. Based on the potential she's shown already, Dixon figures to be a starter before long, Hays said. Central's strength will be in the middle, where Theel will be complemented by Julie Bostater (5-7, sophomore). And should the Mustangs need a third setter, Hays said, another sophomore, Mary Perez, could fill the bill.

However, setter is the only position at which the Mustangs even hint at depth. Sophomores Theresa Brichacek (5-9) and Melissa Cooper (5-8) are the Mustangs' leading candidates to fill out tonight's starting lineup. Two other sophomores who also figure in her varsity plans are Jean Gorton and Raelynn Carpentier. Salina South opens its volleyball season Sept. 11 at Great Bend.

Sacred Heart will begin play Sept. 8 in a tournament at Southeast of Saline. Mustangs volleyball 1984 Schedule Aug. 28 MARQUETTE, 5:30 p.m. Sepl.

1) at McPherson (also Little River), 5 p.m. Sept. 13 at Hays (also Russell), 5:30 p.m. Sept. 20 at Manhattan (also Washburn Rural, Shawnee Mission Northeast), 4 p.m.

Sept. 22 at Highland Park Invitational, 8 a.m. Sept. 27 JUNCTION CITY, CHAPMAN, 3:30 p.m. Sept.

29 at Newton Invitational, 8 a.m. Oct. 16 at Buhler (also Hays), 4:30 p.m. Oct. 20 1-70 Tournament at Salina South, 10 a.m.

Oct. 27 Regional. TBA. Nov. 3 State at Newton.

1984 Roster Seniors Nancy Theel, Rhodona Juniors Sheila Cherry, Terr! Dixon. Sophomores Julie Bostater, Melissa Brichacek, Stephanie Brown, Carl Calp, Raelynn Carpentier, Melissa Cooper, Missy DeMars. Jean Gorton, Jennifer Lyon, Cherle Pate, Mary Perez, Nancy Rush, Jenny Vis- hnefske..