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inriimi 12 THE TENNESSEAN, Sotwdoy, April 10, 1988 JS- ft i 8 McCadams New Head Coach, AD At Lipscomb I I at v' Valley, 1424 51. Dennis Rice, UNFIUN akraM Ynmt, Vpahaw. KR-OglirH (1), Wbitt (1). S-Canusr. SF-MoUtor.

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DP-San Francisco Cincinnati 2. I LOB San Francisco Cincinnati 11 I 2B-Concepclon, Vail, Trcvino, Bench, Evans. IP RER BB SO San Frtscisc 41-3 7 I 4 I I Barr 22-1 4 1111 Mintoa 1 I I I I I CiacieaaU 4 4 4 4 llll Glenn McCadams Takes Lipscomb Job Invitational hammer 1, Connor McCullough, Kent 8L, 191-U. Al Scnoterman, Kent State TC, 195-2. 3, Bob Carper, Chicago TC, 192-m.

4, Don Trumbull, Toledo, 144-7. Jud Logan, Kent St, 173-1. Olympic development pole vault -t, Jimmy Perry, Baptist College, li Kyle Pavelonla, Murray St, tie Rick VanRernortel, Eastern Michigan. 144. Women's 140-meter burdlea-t, Stephanie Hlghtower, Lot Angeles Nautrite TC, 13.17, meet record; old record 13:49, Benlta Fitzgerald, Tennessee, April 11, 1180.

2, Benlta Fittgerald, Tennessee, 13.41 3, Kim Whitehead, Morgan St 14.34. 4, Tony Lowe, Kentucky, 14.51. Barbara Scott, Alabama, 1454. relay-1, Tennessee, Mark Patrick, Al Harden, Basil Ma-gee, David Patrick, 7:20.52, meet and track record; old record 7:21.99, Tennessee, April 12, 1910. 2, Vlllanova, 7:29.44.

3, Indiana, 7:21.90. 4, Auburn, 7:27.40. 1, Peon SL, 7:21.94. 100-meter rtin-1, Kelvin Lewis, Eastern Kentucky, 1:41.71. 2, Jack Mcintosh, Western Michigan, 1:10.43.

3, Scott Rider, Ohio SL, 1:50.59. 4, Phil Kane, Athletic West, 1:50.73. 1, Mike Shea, Michigan, 1:50.42. Discus-1, Vestein Hafsteinsaon, unattached. 111.

2, Mike Bunde, Todda Road TC, 177-7. 3, Kyle Jenner, Illinois, 175-11. 4, Kevin King. Indiana, 1734. Dennis Young, unattached, 172-1 Triple Jump 1, Robert Cannon, Athletic Attic, ii-K.

2, David Slier, Tennessee, 52-7. Eddie Loyd, abrhbi JCmtlb 2 124 Castillo 3b 4 0 1 2 Bocbtelf 14 4 0 Sena is 4 4 4 4 Ziskdh 4 4 11 Randlepr 1110 Cowemrf llll Simpson dl 1 1 I Maler lb 4 111 Essianc llll Stroughtrph Henoefao ph Spencer lb 2 111 Newman llll Ptcciolosi till III llll llll Pastore I 4 T-M4. MONTREAL PRTLADrXPHlA Glenn McCadams has been hired by David Lipscomb High as athletic director and bead football coach. McCadams, now head coach at Peabody High in Trenton, replaces Keith Earle, who resigned after the 1981 football season. "DAVID LIPSCOMB has made a commitment to have the best possible football program," said McCadams.

"The administration and the supporters are behind the program, and my goal is to bring Lipscomb football to a consistently competitive level." As head coach at Peabody High, McCadams compiled a 31-12 record with four bowl victories. Before taking over the program at Peabody, McCadams was an assistant coach at Milan under John Wade Tucker. In 1977, Milan won the TSSAA Class AA state football championship. During McCadams' nine years (1969-77) at Milan, the squad's record was 82-17-2. But McCadams said that number of victories is not the only mark of a successful coach.

11V 1 as Metro Coaches Invitational Tournament AtMcCabe Championship Flight-Robert Moore, Pearl, 143, 1-under par, John Collins, HUUboro, 147; Don Sargent, Pearl, 149; Ron Spriggs, Haywood 155; Phil Grammar, HUUboro. 154; First Flight-Louie Roberson, Stratford, 145; Earl Forte, Dupont, 159; Chester LaFever, Donelaon Christian, 159; Carlton Collier, Madi-on, 144; Doug Hall, HtUwood, 144; Second Flight-Jim Berrick, GlencUff, 144; James McGehee, 147, East; Jim Wright, Apollo Junior, 141; Dick Beat, Overton, 149; Thomas Sweeney, retired, 174; Third Flight-Charles Woo-dalL Highland Heights, 171; Frank Brinkley, TSB, 172; Tbomu Frenj-ley, Hlllsboro, 171; BurreU CrowelL TSB, 179; Bob Petty, unattached, 179; Fourth Flight-Tommy Griffith, Overton 174; Cliff Goodman, Madison, 174; James Berry, HlUwood, 171; Sandy Tucker, GlencUff, 179; Dickie Hayes, Etell-Hardlng, 114; Filth Fligbt-Jamet Dickenon, HtUwood, 174; Bill Graves, East, 171; Charles Brinkley, TSB, 119; Dick Thompson, Hume-Fogg. 112; Chuck Lewis, Hlllsboro, 197; Partnership Division-Earl Forte-Don Sargent; Robert Moore-Michael Tribue. Thursday's Gamn Montreal at Pittsburgh, mow New York 7, Philadelphia I Houston 1, Si. LouliO Only games scheduled Fridays Caoxa CkKol.NeYoftl Cincinnati 7, San Frandscu Atlanu 4.

Houston i Montreal 1. Philxltlphil 0 San DoT, Los Angeles 4 Only games scheduled auturday'sGaom Pittsburgh (Woden 44) at St Louis (Mm 4-l New York (Zachry 44 or Falcone 0-4) at Chicago (Bird 04). San Francuco (Gale 4-0) at Cincinnati (Soto 0-U San Diejo (Bchelberger 4-1) at Los Montreal iCallKkaoa 4-4) at Pkllaaeiphia (Ruthven4t) night. Houston (Ruhle 4-1) at Atlanta (Bedrosiao 4-4), night American League abrhM Raines llll Johnson 2b4 III Scott 2b llll Dawson 4 1 2 1 Oliver lb 4 111 Carter 2 111 CromarUerf Dlaic Wallach3M 1 1 I Speierss 2111 Rogers 4 1 1 I abrbM DeJesm llll Rose lb 4 411 Matthews 11 4 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 1 0 1 1 Vukovicb rl 4 I I I Maodoid 4411 4 121 Jill 1011 Chrislensnp2 10 1 Lylep llll Gross pb 1114 Farmer 1011 Totals 31 1 1 1 1M1M0M-2 00004000-4 TCrnzs llll Bosleylf till Touls 31 1 7 2 Totals SI 4 2 Seattle 440002M1-! Oakland 404054001-1 E-T. Cnu, Perry, J.

CreJ, Castillo, Essian. DP-Seittle 1. Oakland 1. LOB- Seattle Oakland 1. 2B-J Cruz, Newman, Castillo.

SB-Murphy, Henderson. IP RER BBSO Sesttle Perrv (L0-1) I I I 4 1 I Oakland McCatty(Wl-4) 111 I 1 I I McLaughlin I I I I I I Owchinko(Sl) 21 I I I McLaughlin pitched to 1 batter In Mb. WP-hfcCatty, Perry 1 Southern League Totals 31 2 I Montreal Philadelphia Madison Belles Ruth Harper 209-555; Frank E. Neal Ins. 127-1489.

Coffee Breaker Joyce Holme 191 Billy Cokxigh 111; Do Nothlnp INGLEWOOD BOWL: Thursday Lunch Timers Dot Stevenson 224-971 Try Hards 184-991. First Church of the Nsurene Dale Mlllisan 194-III; Nancy Roberts 194-531, Alligators Twilight Chuck Reed 254-734; Dallas Auto Repair Thursday Night Mixed -Pat Bryant 194, Sylvia Westmoreland 435; Charles Patrick 251, Gene Huff 451; Leftsiders TUSCULUM LANES: Charlie' Angels Mary Ann Peters 172-445; Late Bloomer Music City Swingers T.J. Cooper 215, Sidney Brook 554; TWET New Capitol Jim Folcomer 421, Billy Joiley 252; Rough Rider DONELSON BOWL: II Belle -Caryl Huskey 171-465; Rejects Independent 40 Dot Sander 191. Marge Bradford 147; Hotbett 459, Tbronberry Construction 1,911. Avco I Man Paul Hartman 237-597; Rebels Nashville Handicap Roger Graham 221-599; Five Easy Pieces Lamplighters Lola Smith 190-520; Has Beens PLAZA LANES: Thursday Night Mixed Dot Makin 230-403; Wayne Vaughn 212-541 The Party Rebel Ran Harris 254471; Team Tennessean Day Time Jerri Johnson 201 Sandra Trail Ml; Earl Scale 204, James Baugh 129; Red Devils 727, Four Top 1,985 Thursday No-Name Minnie Over-street 209-541 Don Atkins 211 Jo Low 121 Energy Service Inc.

714 1141 CUMBERLAND LANES: Thursday Night Independent Robert Keenan 171-510; Fay Routin 188, Dea Harrison 471 Team 13 III, Team II 1.162. Strtkettes Angel Goodpasture 171-471; Mis Piggy's Follies PLA-MOR LANES: Bowling Belle Bobble Barnes 212-479; PI Leaver 120, Kitten 1787. Gutter Roller Ruth Martin 214-174; Duke of Hauard National Life Reba Wlttenneler 209, Ellen Hunter 544; Pat Moor 241, Jim Hammon 141, Mike Steven 184; Alley Cats 188-1558. Volunteer Tom Hamlett 241, Gary Basford 245, David Hamlett 115; Mean Machine 921, Hamlett Printing 2,167. Church No.

I Horace Bowling 119-587; Radynor Baptist WEST BOWL: Southern Methodist David Miller 191435; Joyce Davis 154419, Marl Balch 1M; King Court Horace Small Ed Dellit 189-507; Grable Ponds 211-584; Rainbows HENDERSONVtLLE BOWL: Rapid Roller Ruth Bryant 214, Sarah Mitchell 534, Unda fitter 134; Franklin' Five 904, It Don't Matter 2,590. Thursday Night Grocery Ron Stafford 219, Dennis Dye 530; Dell Reynolds 237-529; Boose Brother 731, Crown Royal 1,990. HOLIDAY LANES: APCOM -Dottle Tunes 187, Lynn Caldwell 187-472; Johnny Beard 211-536, John Hackbarth 534; B-sers First Baptist Martha Grey 190-499; Preston Hestle 209, Ken Legg 517; Impacts OAK VALLEY LANES: Brash Hill Church Joyce Duke 194-538; Kit Misaea 495: Scatterbraines 1,474. Christian Fellowship Clarence Potter 213-561; Dee Neighbor 210, Martha Harrington 540; Trinity Lane Market Bo'l Bowlerette E-Johnson. LOB-Montrea! 7, Phila-delphia I.

2B-Wallach. Matthews. HR Dawson (1). SF-Speier. IP RER BBSO Eastern Dtvbloa Pet CB i.iiuiiivwiiivii hi iiiiiuhd umiiiwm 4 I I 14 1.004 1000 .004 .000 .000 4 4 4 0 4 Montreal Rogers (W 1-4) I Philadelphia Chrstnsn(LO-l) 72-3 Lyle 1-3 Farmer 1 iHimore Milwaukee Boston Cleveland JfewYork Toronto COLUMBUS abrhM 1244 "ii i aian'i leei mat we rmiiri .000 411 Western Drviiloa .750 NASHVTLLE abrbM Nixon ss 4 1 I 4 Gsydendhl 1 4 4 Rynlds3b4 1 1 1 Craig lb 4 111 Doddrf 4 111 Dayettlf llll Bradlyc 5 111 Knghtd 3 2 2 4 Hudlerlbl 1 1 1 ATLANTA HOUSTON abrhbi abrhbi 1 1 1 111 I 1 4 114 1 I 1 111 Jbleralf Benson 2b Mrrockc Clmnu lb Rsrtodh Wherry ss Roblearf Wdnburd Grace Sb Cslvay ph Butler c( 1 0 0 4 Putilrf 1 i 1 i 1 4 I Minnesota California Kansas City Oakland Seattle Chicago Teias .500 .504 .350 .004 .404 Hubbrd2b2 1 I 0 Garner 2b III 4 0 2 4 14 4 4 4141 4 114 4 4 14 llll 10 11 4 4 14 Wshgtnrf 4 12 4 Scott cl Horner lb 2 14 1 Crozlf Murphy 4 12 2 Ashbyc ChmblslbS 1 I 4 Knight 3b llll 1144 Hough Total 44 I II 7 Total II II II 7 Benedict 4 1 2 4 AHowelb Tennis MBA Cathedral Prep 0: Danny DeBlanc del Pat Healy 9-7, 7-5, 4-2; Jamie Houdeshell def.

Matt Lynch 4-4, 4-1; John GalUber def. Jeff Quirk 4-1, 4-2; Fletcher Lance def. Dan Teed 4-1, 1-1; Andrew Berry def. Pat Demarco 4-1, 7-5; David Miller def. BUI Kelfy 4-4, 4-2; rjeBunc-Gallaber def.

Healy-Teed 4-0, 4-1; Houdeshell-Miller del. Lynch-Demarco 4-1, 7-4; La nee-Berry del. Bu-Quirk 44. 3-4, 1- Golf MBA 314: Williamson 79, Duncan 77, Brown II, Morse II, Hershberg 12. Webb 322: Burns 72, Scan II, Owens 14, McCullough 15, Huddles-ton 101.

BGA 349: Haygood 13, Pu-ryear 14, Mays 41, Herman 91, Cook 97. 402 004 1404004- I 401 114 404 0041- 14 Nashville Colambts Ramirjss 4 111 Reynldsa Boggsp 3 0 0 4 Sutton Hrabskypl 0 1 4 Ivieph LaCotsp HeeoDh 1141 10 4 4 14 4 4 14 14 14 4 4 Kniceiy pb 0 4 4 4 uconep 14 4 4 inonpn Total 13 2 7 2 Middle Tennessee, 12-2. 4. Chris Goodwin, Eastern Kentucky TC 144. Al Toon, Wisconsin, SO-im.

Invitational run Chris Fox, Auburn, 11:44.71. 1 Mark Nenow, Todda Road TC, 13:47.11. 1, Brian Diemer, Michigan, 11:47.19. 4, Greg Oman, Western Kentucky, 13 51.55. Brian Carlton, Miami (Ohio), 13 53.01.

Shot put Sal Dellacroee, lent, 94-34. 1, Vlnce Brown, AUbama, IV 3, Dal Henderson, Indiana SL, S4-7Vs. Greg Webber, Cincinnati, 53-IVk. Dave Reasons, Miami (Ohio), l2-34k. Pole vault-1, Daren Pahl, Murray SL, 14-4.

1 Jim Lotan, Eastern Michigan, 14. Ron Vemasco, Ball SL, 14. 4, Dusty Harmon, Florida SL; Mike Finn, Michigan; Andy Barnes, Illinois; Dave Wolley, Michigan, tie 154. Invitational dlscus-1, Brad Cooper, Athletic Attic, 201-SVi. Pat McCulla, Kentucky, 192-11.

2, Kyle Jenner, Illinois, 179-11. 4, Kevin King, Indiana, 174-1. 1, Dave Klelty, unattached, 1774. Women's 100-meter run Joetta Clark, Tennessee, 1:05.13, meet record; old record 2:44.21, Jill Hay-worth, April 11, 1911. 1 Leeann Van-landlngham, Louisiana SL, 2:07.44.

1, Sue Latter Addison, Oregon TC 2:07.45. 4, Son Frederick, Michigan, 2 04.15. JU1 Hayworth, Virginia, 2:09.01. Women's 1.004-meUr-l, Brenda Webb, Athletics West, 9:04.10. 1 Ber-nadetle Madlgan, Kentucky, 1:15.50.

Leslie Welch, Virginia, 9:17.50. 4, Lisa Welch, Virginia, 9:17.90. 1, Ka-thy Bryant, Tennessee, 1:11.50. High jump-1, Phil Kimble, Ohio, 7. 1 Paul Plwlnski, Michigan SL, 7.

3, Ernest Patterson, Murray SL, 7. 4, Daryl Diamond, Michigan SL, 7. Reggie Towns, Tennessee; Gary Sykes, Tennessee; Curt Ramsey, Purdue, tie 4-10. Invitational run-1, John Woods, Victory Athletic Club, 24:44. 2, Tony Batsman, Venderbilt, 21:42.

3, Simon Cahtll, Western Kentucky, 21:47.14. 4, Chris Bunyan, Murray SL, 24:41.40. 1, Gary Henry, Pembroke SL, 21:53.40. One out when winning ran scored E-Wever, Craig, Nlion, Hudler, Rey. nolds, Bonine, Benson, Wherry.

DP Nashville 2. Columbus 2. LOB-Nssb-ville 9, Columbus II. IB-Knight, Mis-crock. Clements.

HR-Knlght (1) SB-Jabalera, Robles, Wledenbauer. IP ER BB SO Nashville Wever I I I I I Ricci IVs I I 2 1 I SmithL.I-1 4 1114 1 Toul 32 1 1 4 Houstoa 400 000 101-2 Atlasta 500 000 011-1 E-Ashby, Scott, Garner. DP-Houa-ion 2, Atlanu 1. LOB-Houston 7, Atlanta 7. 2B-Benedict Puhl, KnlghL HR Murphy (2).

IP RER BB SO I Caulkins Takes Medley Title GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Fourteen-year-old Dara Torres won the women's 50-yard freestyle and Tracy Caulkins picked up her 38th national swimming title last night at the United States Open Short Course Championships. Torres, a high school freshman from Beverly Hills, edged American record-holder Jill Sterkel in the sprint with a time of 22.44 seconds, better than Sterkel's 22.46 but shy of the 22.41 the 20-year-old University of Texas star set in 1981. Caulkins, a 19-year-old University of Florida freshman who eclipsed Johnny Weissmuller's record 36 national titles on Thursday, glided to an easy victory in the women's 200-yard individual medley in 1:58.94. That was shy of her 1981 American record of 1:57.11.

Caulkins, swimming for the Nashville Aquatic Club in her hometown, won the 400-yard individual medley on Thursday to win her 37th title since 1977 and surpass Wejssmuller's 54-year-old record for individual championships. Earlier in this four-day meet, she won the 200-yard backstroke and also is entered in the 100-yard breaststroke today. Caulkins will go after national title No.39 today in the 100-meter breaststroke. The Nashville Aquatic Club which she and sister Amy are representing and which also has a handful of younger competitors also on hand is tied for second in the team competition with the Longhorn club from Austin, Texas. Defending national champ Mission Viejo (Calif.) leads the team chase.

Pitcher Barrios Dies At Age 28 HERMOSILLO, Mexico (UPI) Francisco Barrios, a former Chicago White Sox pitcher, died of a heart attack yesterday at the age of 28 in his native city of Hermosillo. He left his wife Carmen Alicia and a 5-year-old child, Gabriela. til Thursday's Gsmes Toronto at Detroit, ppd snow TeiaaatNew York, pod, snow Boston at Chicago, ppd mow Develand at Milwaukee, ppd, snow Minnesota 4, Seattle 1 California 4, Oakland (, II innings Only games scheduled Friday's Games Milwaukee IS. Toronto Boston at Baltimore, ppd. Chicago at New York.

snow "Minnesota I. California I Kansas City 4. Detroit Oakland i. Seattle I Only games scheduled mtu Saturdays Gaam Pittsburgh (Rhodes 44) at St Louis (Mora 44) New York (Zachry 44 or Falcone 44) al Chicago (Bird 0-0) San Francisco (Gait 44) at Cincinnati (Sou 4-1) San Diego (Elcbetberger 4-1) at Los Ange. esfValensuela44) Montreal (Gullickaon 44) at Philadelphia (Ruthven 441 Houston (Buhle 41) at Atlanu (Bedrosiaa wl! Southern League Euuri Dlvtiloa Pet OB Charlotte I I 1.404 Savannah .1 4 1.004 4 1 4 1.000 4 "rlando 4 4 .000 'Jacksonville 4 1 .400 I Western Division iiii mi iiii, ijiiiiiiilirtiiiiif iNriiiiWWiiiitfi'' Sutton L.0-1 4 11 LaCoss 2 2 1 LaCorte 2 2 1 Atlanu Columbus Bonine Sarmiento Penate Perry W.l-4 IH 24 2H 3 1 2 5 I 1 1 1 1 I I 2 BoggsW.1-4 42-1 4 I HraboskyS.1 21-1 1 1 1 WP-Wever.

HBP-by Sarmiento (Reynolds). Balk-Wever. National Basketball Auoclatioa Friday's Gaines Beaton 144, New Jersey 101 Ailama 101. Philadelphia 44 Indiana 100, Cleveland IT Milwaukee 114, Detroit 100 Waahlnglon 114, Chicago 44 Dallas 104, Phoenll 104 Kansas City 114. UtahM Lot Angelas 111.

Denver 114 Portland 114, San Diego 104 Today's Gaum Milwaukee at Washington, 1:04 ro. Indiana al New Jersey, 4 35 p.m. New York at Cleveland. 7:05 p.m. San Antonio at Houston, 7:45 pm Denver at lluh, 4 10 p.m.

Seattle at Phoenii. 4 35 m. San Diego al Golden Sute, 10 05 p.m. establish a successful program at Lipscomb, I wouldn't have come here," said McCadams. "But .1 think there is more to football than winning.

"There are four principles that I think are basic in athletics," he continued. "One is a good attitude which is important in all of life. Two is hard work the hardest single lesson for a young person to learn is to hustle at all times, to have a commitment to a cause. 'THE THIRD principle that an athlete needs js pride in school," he said. "And the fourth is class to be a gentleman at all times." The Huntington High, Bethel College graduate was a quarterback in high school who also excelled in basketball and baseball.

As the new Lipscomb AD, McCadams plans to emphasize all sports not just football. c- "In high school, it is vital to let kids play as many sports as they want," said McCadams. "It's just not fair to the kids to let one sport dominate." Coaching at a small school does not concern McCadams. "Peabody is barely Class AA," said McCadams. "The key element to coaching in a small coach is to get as many people as possible out for football, and to let them play.

"It's the average player that makes a football team successful," he said. David Lipscomb's first football stadium on Maplehurst Lane will be completed for McCadams' first season. In other announcements at Lipscomb yesterday, Richard Jones will become Lipscomb principal June 1. TJialtanooia 1 4 1.404 "Knoiville I 4 .404 Vj .404 I Birmingham 4 I Juanlta Cole 234-561; Tb Three Honey's MELROSE LANES: Girl City Deri Armstrong 255-449; Avis Rent-A-Car NBBA No Larry Ware 220-525; Annie Ruth Tucker 207411 Brentwoon No 1 155; Antioch No 2 1,144. Fifth Nlghters John Davis 213, Johnny Donaldson Ml Ruth Coffman 182411 Mildred Five 2,47.

Burgeaon Major David Horlacber 217-711, Mickey Pope 711; Leeds UrJlmited fuaBuaumujviJjuiisi aiiswutweansj 00 1 444 I Memphis I 1 'JtashviUt I K. Fridays Results HI! OarMUX Jacksonville 4 JV Chattanooga 4. Birmingham I Savannah 14. Memphis I Columbus 14. Nashville 4(11) Knomlle at Orlando, ppd wet grounds JJ' Saturdsv'i Games Chattanooga at Birmingham Nashville at Columbus Charlotte al Jacksonville 1 Kmnvilkal Orlando Memphis al Savannah T-2 43.A-33.133.

American League DETROIT KANSASOTY abrbM abrhbi EMillerrfl 4 I I Poquettelt 4 12 4 Cabell lb 4 I I I Wathanc 4 114 Gibson 4 4 4 4 Brett 3b 4 4 4 4 HemdonMS 1 1 0 Aliens lb 1124 Wcknlsdhl 1 1 4 Worth lb 4 4 4 4 Brokns3b 4 4 4 4 Otiscf 4114 Parrish 4 4 1 1 McRaedh 14 4 4 Tramm)ss3 4 1 1 JMartmrf 3 0 10 WhiUkr2b3 0 0 4 White 2b 2114 L'Wshngss 1444 Total 33 2 I 2 Toul 11 4 I 4 Detroit 400 404 204- 2 Kansas CHy 404 000 001-4 E-Whita. DP-Detrolt 1. LOB-Detroit Kansas City 4. 2B-Aikens 2 White. HR-Otia (1).

SB Washington. IP RER BB SO Detroit Morris Lo-1 I 14 4 11 Kansas Oty I 4 2 2 1 1 CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA abrhbi abrhbi Burlesnssi 4 4 4 Eisnrchd 4111 Lymcf IlllWardU 4111 Carewlb 4 1 1 I Englerl 4111 ReJcksnrH III Smalleyai 1 1 1 1 Baylor dh 4111 Hrbek lb 4111 DeCncs lb I I 2 I Gaetti 3b llll DowningUSIOI Vegadh llll FoU2b llll Willong 2b llll Fergtctne llll Wynegarc llll Total II I 4 1 Total 22 2 I 2 CallfoTtta 414 404 404- I Minnesota 401 404 101- 2 DP-Callfornla 3, MinnesoU LOB California Minnesota 1. 2B-DeCincea 2, Gaetti, Eisenretch. HR-Vega 11), Hrbek (2). SB-DeCinces, arew.

IP RER BB SO California AMorenoL.4-11 1 2 2 2 1 Bahnsen 12-2 14 114 Hassler 1-1 4 4 0 4 4 Muuesota KNOXVHXE (AP) Following ire Friday's results In the lltb annual Dogwood Relays at the University of Tennessee's Tom Black Track Women's Javelin-1, Kathy Calo, Kent SL, 153 feet IK Inches. 2, Deb-by Williams, Michigan, 1464. 1. Cindy Crapper, Kentucky, 147-9. 4, Pam Passera, Tennessee, 145-5.

Janet Gamble, Central Michigan, 11444k. lteeplecnaae-1, Brian Roche, lona, 9:01.1. 1 Tom Irmen, Michigan 9:11.1. 1, Al Steffanskl, Western Michigan, 9:13.1. 4, Paul Knott, Ohio, 9:14.7.

I. Scott Millis, Eastern Michigan, 9:20.4. run-1, Mike Matte-ton, unattached, 30:14.1. 1 Gary Parenteau, Michigan, 30:31.1. 1 Dave Ellis, Ohio TC 30:45.9.

4. Dave Schar-fuss, Cumberland College, 34:41.1 5, Ed Wrobleski, Southwestern Michigan, 14:41.1 ran-1, pence Peterson, Saginaw Valley, 14:19 81. Dave Flnnestad, Malone College, 14:2291. 1. Pat McCarthy, lona, 14:22.91.

4. Duane Johnson, Saginaw STRIKE TM SPARE: SS Commeri-cal Bob Plunkett 289-733; Hag Beena Strike 4 Spare Mixed Jim Robbins 194. BUI Holland 115; Jamie Holland 200-541; Long Shots 121, Roll Aids 2,421. White Bridge Mixed Ronnie Lampley 227419; Peggy Cantrell 211 Virginia Smitk 191; Leftover! 771, We Four 2,101. Feather Duster Patty Burns 214-172; Road Runners 1 143453.

Early Risen -Treva Collins 119449; Four B'l 191, The Gems 1,171. MADISON BOVTLt Bill Klricaid 244, John Lvell 404; Harper's Amoco Bo's Bowlerette Unda Cose 201, Sam Hoaae 121; Pick 'em Up 340, The Best 102. Memorial Hospital Trish Wright 311-511 TeaJey Sanders 214, Herb Amick MO, Up Ypur Alley 714, First String 1,947. Joelton Mixed Mickey Andrew 191-491; Randy Hensley 232404; Alton TaUey 404; F-Troop a. National League 1344,004 Grand Prix At Monte Carlo, Monaco (fiarterfliials Guillermo Vilas, Argentina, def.

Pablo Array, Pern, 4-1, 4-1; Jose-Lois Clerc Argentina, del. Manuel Orantes, Spain, 6-0, 4-1. Satirday't semtfloals Vilas vs. Gere; Ivan Lendl, Czecbo-slovakia, vs. Yarmick Noah, France.

DoiblessemUinal Mark Edrmriason, Australia, and Sherwood Stewart, def. Pavel Sloxil and Tonus Srnld, Cncboslova-kia. 14, 1-3, 6-4. CENTRAL HOCKEY LEAGUE daarterriaals Best of Five Fridays Gass Oklahoma City I. Ml Lake 4, series Utd I- I FrMayiGasM Wlchiu 4.

Nashville WknlU leads ssrlas 14 Fridays Gssse IndUnanolis Tuka Indianapolis wins s-rt-s J-0 Nashville 241-2 Wlcalta 142-4 First period-1, Wichita, Knebnn I (Brackenburjr, Blum) 4:41. 2, Nashville, Hants I (PouUn, Antonovlch) 9 00. Wichita, Sullivan 1 (X. Berry) 12:41. 4, Nashville, Pouiln 2 (Melln, Suter) 14.44.

PenalUea-Mandlch, Nash (minor-major) 1:12. Bldman, Wic (major) 1:11. Mandlch, Nash 11:53. Blight, Wic 12:14. Mandlch, Nash (rrujor-misconduct) 17:11.

Jackson, Wic (major) 17:12. Blum, Wic (misconduct) 17:11 Homola, Nash 19:94. Hayek, Nash 19:41. Second period-No scoring. Penalties-Forbes, Wic 4:09.

Berry, Wic 19:34. Bergloff, Nash (major) 12:32. Bracken bury, Wle (major) 11:32. Laird, Nash (major-game misconduct) 12:31 K. Berry, Wle (major game miswrnduct) 13:32.

Suter, Nash 15:04. Third perlod-5, Wichita, Blight I (Knelson) 2:01. 4, Wichita, Knelson 2 (Nethery, Bidner) 14 42. Penaltlea-Wichita bench (served by Toal) 1:42. Forbes, Wic 11:04.

Boileau, Nash 11:00. Barnes, Wle 20:00. PouUn, Wic 29:00. Henderson, Nash (misconduct) 20:00. Snots on goal-Nashville 10-13-1 32.

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THE PIN PLACEMENT at the 18th was inches away from the edge of a plateau. "I sure didn't want to be looking at a two or three foot putt from above the cup. If you miss, you're back down in the bottom, maybe even off the green," said Nicklaus, whose afternoon round of 77 included five three-putt greens. Concerning his position two shots off the pace, Nicklaus said: "From the beginning I have said this tournament, with these greens, would be a contest of patience and nerves. I still think that pretty well sums it up, and here I sit two over par with just three players in front of me.

That tells the story." For the record, the last time a Masters was won with a plus-par total was 1956 when Jackie Burke, won at 289. NICKLAUS WAS in the final group finishing the second round, and he expressed no surprise at the raft of high scores posted. "When greens are putting as fast as these, the key to scoring is to get the approach shot close. That just wasn't possible on some of the holes. Pin placements weren't the most difficult I've seen here through the years, but the pin committee is just going to have to realize there aren't any backstops or windmills (a reference to miniature golf courses) out there.

A couple of times a spike mark stopped a putt of mine, or honestly, the ball would have rolled off the green. At the 16th, a spike mark probably kept my first putt from going into the lake. That's how fast they are and how treacherously some of the cups were cut," Nicklaus said. Nicklaus, considered one of the slower players la bigtime golf, ssnBSauuBassssaaMsasssssssaasssssssssB oteL "ON THE FIRST hole I hit a fine tee shot and a 3-iron about a 'J oot from the hole for a birdie. At 2, I hit a wedge four feet from the cup and everything was working well.

Then, the elevator ride began. I had a double bogey 'C at the fourth and three bogies be- fore I could finish. It was an unu- sual round for me, but I figure it llwas good enough to get me back the game and I am most happy that." Golfers in the afternoon found brisk wind not only made club -selection difficult, but had helped vdry out the super swift Augusta National greens. Three-putt woes were frequent, and the 18th s. green was particularly trea-t cherous.

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