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Sports A.M. Scoreboard i Local Golf Problems Over: Campbell HOUSTON (UPI) Earl Campbell, joining the Sports Pro Baseball National League ai Timj err EAST DIVISION Pet GB 1 I I l'i New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louts Chicago .100 .600 JM .500 .200 .200 Montreal WEST DIVISION 4 I San Diego Ctncinnah Atlanta Los Angeles Houston San Francisco I' 7 3 1 7 other Houston Oilers for a three-day mini-camp yesterday, said he has resolved his problems with the club and hoped to spend the next four years in the Oilers' back-field. Last season, Campbell repeatedly grumbled about his lack of playing time for the Oilers and said he wanted to be, traded. Earlier this year, he met with officials of the San Antonio Guns- (aH event five except wheee noted Cable WTBS (Atlanta) 6:35 p.m.

Major League Bosetx MY. Men ot Atlanta WOR (New York) 6.30 pm Major League N.Y. Meti ot Atlanta USA 6 30 pm. Pro Hockey: Stanley Cup Ptoyotts ESPN 8 30 am PKA Karate (taped) 10 a.m. Pro GoH: Greater Greensboro Open (taped) Noon Grand Pnx Auto Racing (toped) 2 p.m.

Pro Footbcf Los Angetei at Denver (toped) 7 pm Amateur Boxing (taped) 1 045 pm Pro Football: Los Angeles at Denver (toped! Tampa Bay 24. Oakland 0 Sunday's Games New Orleans 27, Pittsburgh 24 New Jersey 35. Memphis 10 Philadelphia 22, Arizona 21 Monday's Games Denver 35, Los Angeles 27 Houston 31, Washington 13 Saturday, Apr! 14 Oklahoma at Washington, 1:30 pm Denver at Pittsburgh, 130 P.m. Memohis at Los Angeles, 7 Ml San Antonio at Jacksonville, 7 pm Sunday, April 15 Ariiona al New Jersey, 1 JO om Chicago al Philadelphia, 1:30 p.m Birmingham at Michigan, 2:30 pm Monday, April 14 Houston al Oakland. 8pm Tampa Bay at New Orleans, I pm Express-Gold Ln Angeles 14 0 7 4- 27 Denver 0 25 3 7- IS First Period LA-Nelson 2 run (Zendeias kick), .5:31 LA-Drane 22 Interception return (Zendeias kick), 9 37 Second Period Den-Williams 73 pass from Penrose (Speeiman kick), 3:11 Den-Martin 79 pun! return (kick failed), 11:21 Den White 5 pass Irom Penrose (pass tilled), 13:29 Den B.

Johnson run (pass failed), 14J0 Third PorSea) LA-Nelson 69 past from Young (Zendeias kick), 10) Den FG Soeeiman 27, 11:10 Fourth Period Den Sydney 1 run (Speeiman kick), 5:23 LA Young 1 run (past failed), 14:58 Sunday's Games Atlanta i. Montreal 2 a rinf-MMi; Dhii i ii CAMPBELL Pittsburgn 5, Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 9, San Francisco 3 Chicago San Diego 10 innings New York 3, Houston 1 Monday's Return Cincinnati 9, Montreal 6 Los Angeles 4, Chicago 2 a Only games scheduled I Tuesday's Games Houston (Rvan 1-0) al Philadelphia Oenny0-l, 12:05 a.m. New York (Darling 1-0) al Atlanta (MeMurtry 1-0). 6:40 pa Montreal (McGaftigan 0-0) al Off cinnati (Price 0-1), J5 pm 5 St.

Louis (Forsch 0-0) al San Diego (Hawkins 0-0), MS P.m. Pittsburgh (McWiHiams 0-0) at San Francisco (Krukow 0-1), J5 p.m. American League Force 503. Hills-Helen Loggins 201-490; Gary Ross 191-526. Bandits ii.

Ignatius Sue Harris 188, Cnariiene Steiner 504; Milton Graham 216-590; SMW 701, Late Bloomers 1,494. Mixed-Linda Norton 211-542; Harris Tucker 212, Flovd Patterson 570; Strikeouts Bunch-Kitty Swinney 189-522; Michael Brenner 240-582; Iron Rod Rollers 443, 4 Fun UJ60. INGLE WOOD: Baptist Eliiabetn Keeier 240-413. Leftovers-Barbara Gibson 201-530; Lee Hemiett 209-598; Pin Hustlers 736. Strike Force 1,991.

Blues Helen Stalen 203-534; Bum Pins Gel Togethers-Thetma Howlelf 216-57; Bil Framt 217-582; Kin Folks HENDERSON VILLE: Mixed -Jimmy Ojment 224, Pete Lang ley Deere Taves 200, Rila Wheatiey 533; Odd Balls 702, Stingers Mixed -Jeff Dotson 239-607; Betty Felts 196-524; Pin Busters Bowlers -June Freeland 211-526; Pin Dodgers 689, SLOP 1,928. Key Eleanor Sorrel is 180-503; Anything Goes 612, Swingers 1,750. PLAZA: Alley Cat Mixed-Mike Elliot 205-554; Darlene Hart 223-554; Rock N' Rollers Holy Rosary-Minnie Overstreel 221-574; Dennis McCrarv 259-643; Jerry's Place Late Night Mixed-Jack Hudson 246. Can Maldlow 585; Mary Avcock 212-555; Garter Busters 752, Bub-berettes 2,142. Hermitage PTA-Brenda Dorris 219-549; Nearly Perec! 644, Ten Pins 1,785.

TUSCULUM: Postal Trios-Terry Cook 269-734; Joker's Wild Early Risers Reda Villavieencio 194, Marlha Lovell 470; The Babes 477, L6le Bloomers 1,255. Sunday Night Mixed Sieve Pollock 237, Dennis Dean 631; Barbara Tucker 2)1-562; Guvs and Dolls 750, Strikers 2,124. OAK- VALLEY: Eoultable-Glemi Sanders 226-619; Coleen Marian 2)0-516; The Four Mavbe's 737, Pin Spinners 2,063. K-Mart-AHed Craig 202-558; Florence Scan 219, Helen Darks 497; Big G' Juniors-Robert Johannes 214-610; Gwen Burgess 145-416. WEST BOWL NBBA 2-Chervt Tavkx 200-520; Bob HaH 217, Rag Sharp 607; Charlotte Road 10 Mix and Match-Dorothy Mitchell 223-530; Lloyd Cannon 259-631; Brothers and Sisters 768, Black Crush 2,062.

VIP-Lvnn Medley 206-491; Haywood tavlor 206-582; Taylor STRIKE 'N SPARE: Channelettes-Charlene Herr 213-539; Pin Busters 663- 1,783. New Neighbors-Jane Ireland 201, Sua Willoughbv 505; Valentino's Biddies KC Ladies-Patsy Petrone 205, Patty Burns 506; Patty's Angels 653, Gutter Girls 1,780. Bellevue Mixed Grover Alspaugh 215, Art Burkltt 565, Diannah Giffen 185, Caroline Davis 484; STP'S PLA-MOR: Tennessee Hillbillies-Wesley Bass 210, Jon Duncan 554; Peggy Sullivan 186-452; Four More IJJ11. DONELSON BOWL: Brad's Belles Becky Agee 197-540, Wonders 525-1463; Lebanon Road Rollers Inei Jackson 191-515; Bob Cron 221-582; Teasers 636-1789; Music Business Mixed Dot Treilse 183; Oetores But-trev 473; John Long 212; Ken Woods 546; Door Knob Records 623-1805; Trophy League Clara Ritter 174-485; Les Hughes 229-534; Sillier 660-1829; St. Stevens Sindy Butkus 195; Ruth Afford 476; Jim Alford 212; Chuck McClinnis 580; Strike Force 679; Smok-ev and the Bandits 1900; His and Hers Emily Ross 201-559; Robert Doan 214; Che! Martin 554, Tele 669-1936.

MADISON: Firs! Baptist-Shirley Morris 190-497, Triple Treat Highslepoers Tarvn Garrison 184, Barbara Morgan 490; Outlaws 494, Trio Sunday Night Mixed Tommy Young 232-513, Pam McGollum 2)9-570. Friendly Souls-Don Maiors 198-529, EHie Hancock 179-493, Three and Me 664- 1,936. MELROSE: Downstairs Sunday Mixed-Debbie Voerner 193-545; Bob Warner 225-561; Bad Company Post Office Dav-Carl Douglas 218-527. ET'S Sunday Ngnt Mixed-Mary Cooeland 190. Danelle Gateiev 482; Bill Miller 247.

Ted Branner 626, Pin Givers on TV JRusvdl pilctKd to 2 batters in the am, Sherrer pitched to I batter in th Itti PB-BilerOeno. T-124 Cubs-Dodgers CMCAGO LOSANGELS abrOH abrkN Cono ct 4 01 I Sax 2b 3 13 0 Bcdi 0 0 0 0 Wnitfrid rf 4 0 11 SnKrt to 4 0 0 0 Lantrx cf 3 110 Matitiws 3 0 0 0 Guerrw 36 4 1 1 1 Cn 36 4 1 1 0 Marvui 4 110 MOreWd It 4 010 Brock 16 3 0 0 0 JDavn 3 011 BRirsset si 3 0 0 0 Durtm 16 2 0 1 0 Sciosc 3 0 13 Now 0 0 0 0 Ruk 0 3 0 0 0 Woods 1110 Nieontur 0 0 0 0 Bowl ss 3 0 0 0 Rnev a 10 0 0 Bucxnr 16 0 1 0 Totals 31 1 7 2 THUS 304 7 4 Out on on ot- 3 Let Annus 010 200 Ml- 4 Gime winning RBI-SciOKia (1). DP-Los Ang 1 LOB-Clweoo 3, Los AnoeW 4. 28-woods, Cty. HR- Guerrero (I).

SB-Sai 2 (2). IP HERBS SO CMceea Ri.ntxLH 41-3 5 3 3 4 Now 22-3 2 1 1 0 0 Bordi I 0 0 0 0 1 Reuuw.l-0 72-3 7 2 2 0 4 Niedntutr 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 BK-Niedwifuer. T-2S5 American League Blue Jays-A's TORONTO 04KLAN0 6r6H abrhbl Garcia 7b 4 0 2 2 RHndsn 4 0 10 Movebv cf 4 010 AAurpny cf 3 10 0 GBeil If 4 12 1 Morgan 26 3 2 1 0 Omn 46 2 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 12 3 Bartieid rf 4 0 0 0 Bochie 16 4 0 1 1 tori 36 4 0 0 0 Kngrm OA 4 0 0 0 BUartnt 10 0 0 Lopes rl 2 0 0 0 Mints pa 1 0 0 0 Heam 3 0 10 Coinns lb 3 I 2 0 OHi ss 3 0 10 Grittm ss 3 110 Whilt ph 10 0 0 Totals 23 1 0 1 Totals 30 4 1 0 Torwta 000 000 710- 1 Oakland 000 002 02- 4 Geme-WMng RBI Lanslord (31. -Garcia. OP-Toronio 2, Oakland 1.

LOB-Toronio t. Oakland 5 28-RHenoerson. HR-GBead), Lamtord(l). IP ER 66 SO Clancy Key Lamp L2 Oakland Conroy Codiroli Burormer 7' 4 1- 1 0 2- 1 1 42 1 5 2 2 3 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 110 1 Cmd'K Codiroli niched to one 6aner in uvmth. Clanrv pitched to ore ba ier in Bin.

WP-Conroy, CoOiroH. T-240. Bowling Daily Scores CUMBERLAND: Singles-Margaret Hoest 178. Sue Klinefelter 470; Marshall Sour lock 237. John Boone Jr.

575; Four Scores Cabinart-Shiriev Amos 182, Joyce Shearon 477; Art Finney 175, Charlie Sparkman 519, Strike Hole-in-One Judson Laneina had an ace Sunday al McCebe on the 142-yard, par 3, No. 2 hole Laneina, using a pitching wedge, was witnessed by Roger Laneina and Rodney Pickett. Pro Basketball NBA Standings Al Times CST EASTERN CONFERENCE AtUnttc Divls. Pet GB yBoston 59 19 .756 Philadelphia 50 28 9 xNewYork 46 33 .582 13'4 i New Jersey 43 35 .551 16 Washington 35 45 .438 25 Central Drvtsion Milwaukee .603 .590 Detroit Atlanta Chicago Cleveland 1 10' .468 J42 20'i J42 20'ri .321 22 Indiana WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Dtvrsion Utah 43 36 .544 Dallas 41 37 .526 1'4 Denver 37 42 .468 6 Kansas City 36 43 .456 7 San Antonio 34 44 .436 ti Houston 29 49 .372 13V Pacific Division vLos Angeles 53 25 .679 -Portland 47 31 .603 6 Seattle 39 40 .494 14" Phoenii 38 41 .481 15'i Golden State 35 43 .449 18 San Diego 29 50 .367 24 i a-Oinched playoff berth y-Clinehed division title Sunday's Games Philadelphia 109, New York 108 Boston 1 17, Chicago 1 10 Los Angeles 119, Portland 113 Seattle 120, Houston 107 New Jersey 124, Cleveland 97 Phoenix 126. Denver 121 Monday's Garnet Washington 136, Chicago 134, 20T New York 118, Cleveland 113 Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at New Jersey, 435 p.m.

Indiana al Detroit, 635 pm Boston al Milwaukee, 7:30 m. Houston at San Antonio, 7:30 pm. Seattle at Kansas City, 7 35 p.m. Portland at Phoenii, 8:35 m. Denr vs.

Utah al Las Vegas, 9J0 P.m. Dallas at San Diego, 9:35 m. Angeles at Gold Slate, 9:35 p.m. Pro Football USFL Standings Al Turns CST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Pet. PF PA New Jersey 6 I 0 .857 191 104 Philadelphia 6 1 0 .857 161 94 Pittsburgh 2 5 0 .286 173 137 Washington 0 7 0 .000 73 218 Southern Birmingham 6 1 0 .857 193 98 New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 186 123 Tamoa Bay 4 3 0 .571 155 160 Memphis 2 5 0 .286 113 208 Jacksonville 2 5 0 26 167 166 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Michigan Oklahoma Hnutton 6 I 0 .857 201 152 .714 DO 135 .571 222 184 .286 153 176 .143 70 127 5 2 0 4 3 0 2 5 0 Chicago San Antonio 1 6 6 Pacific Denver 6 1 0 .857 160 140 Arizona 3 4 0 .429 192 111 Los Angeles 2 5 0 .286 91 134 Oakland 0 7 0 000 38 152 Saturday's Games Chicago 16, San Antonio 10, OT Oklahoma 20, Michigan 17 Birmingham 24.

Jacksonville 17 KnonviHe at Birmingham, night Charlotte at Columbus, night Chattanooga at Greenville, night Box Scores Southern League Sounds-Twins NASHVILLE ORLANDO arkki ebrnbi Barren 2b 4 2 2 0 Howe cf 4 0 11 Meacftam ss 3 I 1 I PiUa 2b 5 0 0 0 Oil' If 4 0 FmIct lb 3 0 0 0 fwson 10 Jill names dh Pngua cm 5 2 3 1 SMrv oh GMtgos rl 4 12 0 Weaver (1 ftintr 3b 4 0 2 0 PaK If Harnanou 16 0 0 0 0 Trout 3b KnifKI cf 4 0 11 Worm SS OempMv 3 0 0 0 Ivtwrwood TMMs 34 7 13 A Tatab 2 110 1000 4112 3 0 0 0 4 110 4 0 0 0 1010 1)5 NiUwie Ml 011 Ml I Orttn III 020 000 3 E-Blaser, Moreno. Pita. LOB-Naiftvilk I. Ortando 10. IWwrwood MR Pawue 2 (2), Weaver II).

SB-Barrett. 5-Demony. SF-Pewrson, Meachem. IP RERUSO NatfivRa Dnr W.1-0 Baldwin Sttva S.I OrUMa nMKk L.0-1 Euleme 5 25 5 3 GiMon I Maec bitched to one batter in the six. WP-Desnaies.

Baft-Maack. T-114. A- National League Expos-Reds MONTREAL CINCINNATI ebrliM abrhH 3 111 50 2 2 000 0 4100 3 2 2 0 5133 1112 102 1 50 0 0 1220 1020 0 100 00 0 0 00 00 Rose II James a Thorns ph Lime 26 Raines cf Stennos rf GCaner Wiiiecn 36 rancn 16 WoNIrd rf ASalair ss GuKktn Soeier ph Harris a Lucas a Oontlf Totals Montr ul 5 12 0 Miiner ct 0 0 0 0 Cncorn ss 1 0 00 Foley ss 4 10 0 Orun lb 5 117 Parker rf 3 1 IOEuHkv3b 5 111 Vvr 4 0 2 1 Redus 4 0 10 Onter 26 1 0 0 0 Biroelo 5110 JRustea I 0 0 0 Power 0 0 0 0 Scnerrer lOIOHumep 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 00 41414 ToWs 349140 011 001 030- I 410 200 201- 9 Cmomatf Game winning RBI Esaskv It). E-JRuswH, Evasky. LOB-Montreal 11, Cincinnati 10.

2B-vYairi. ASamar. Rose. Parker, Evasky, Conceecion, GCaner HR Waer (I), GCerter (1). SB Waer II), Miiner (41, Redus (2).

S- GuHitkson. SF-Mimer. IP HERBS SO Gum in Schiidr Hams Lucas James CAcmnatl JRustaH vV.I-O Power Scwr'er Hume S.I 35 0 7 I'l 2 0 Hj 3 2 "i 0 0 I I 0 7 4 3 0 0 1 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 10 3 3 2 1 3o 4 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I'l 0 0 0 0 0 2 EAST DIVISION Pet. GB VI Ti 3') i Detroit Cleveland Boston Toronto New York Baltimore 0 1.000 .750 .500 .500 J33 .000 .000 Milwaukee WEST DIVISION Oakland 5 1 .833 Seattle 4 1 .600 Vi Kansas City 3 2 .400 Minnesota 3 Ml VI Texas 2 3 .400 Tt California 2 4 .303 3 Chicago 1 3 .250 3 Sunday's Carries Minnesota 1. Baltimore 3 Detroit 7, Chicago 3 Kansas City Cleveland 4 NY 4, Texas 3, 13 innings California 4, Toronto 3 Oakland 14, Boston 2 i- Seattle S.

Milwaukee 4 Monday's Result Oakland 4, Toronto 3 Only game scheduled Tuesday's Games Texas (Stewart 0-1) at Detroit (Petry J-0), 12:30 p.m. Minnesota (Viola 0-1) at New Vent iNiekro 1-0). 1 p.m. Kansas City (Sdittorif 0-1) al Baltl- more (McGregor 0-1), 635 pm, Cleveland (Heaton 1-0) at Chicago (Hovt 1-0), 730 pm Milwaukee (Caldwell 0-1) at Callfor- nia (Witt 0-0), 9:30 pm Boston (Ode 0-0) al Seattle (Beat" lie 1-0), 9:35 P.m. Toronto (Leal 1-0) al Oakland (Sorensen 1-0), 9:35 p.m.

i Southern League Al Times CST EAST DIVISION Pet. GB Jacksonville 0 1000 0 1000 Columbus Greenville Charlotte Orlando .000 .000 WEST OIVISION Nashville Knoxville I 0 1.000 1 1 000 lingers in the rival U.S. Football League to discuss the possibilities of playing there. But in a meeting last Friday, Campbell satdhe and Oilers general manager Ladd Herzeg resolved their differences and the former NFL rushing champion said he now plans to finish his career in Houston. Campbell, 28, has two years remaining di a contract.

North Koreans Walk Out PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) Talks aimed at fielding a joint Olympic team from North arid South Korea broke down yesterday when the chairman of the North Korean delegation walked out of a meeting. Pak Mu Sung stalked out of the conference room in this truce village, demanding that South Korea retract its charges against North Korea, over a bombing attack on South Koreans in Rangoon, Burma, last October, and an alleged 1978 kidnapping of two South Korean film celebrities from Hong Kong to North Korea. North Korea proposed on March 30 that'the. North and South unify to sponsor one the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles and other International sports events. The Seoul government responded favorably by proposing yesterday's meeting.

Attorney Defends Gault Suit LOS ANGELES (AP) If an antitrust suit filed by former Tennessee star Willie Gault is successful, it would "redefine the profit picture of amateur sports" and open the Olympics to professionals, Gault's attorney said yesterday. Everett Glenn defended the suit, filed last Friday in Los Angeles Federal Court, as a step fpr-ward for amateur athletics. "We are arguing that the athletes are the game," Glenn said. "World-class athletes like Carl Lewis, Mary Decker, and Alberto Salazar wijuld get a share of the pot commensurate with what they bring to the sport." Gault, who started 16 games at wide receiver after signing with the Chicago Bears last summer following the World Championships in Helsinki, is suing the International Olympic thi; International Amateur Athletic Federation The Athletic Congress Tor the fight to compete in the Los Angeles Summer Games. Knee Injury Sidelines Bryant PHILADELPHIA (AP) Philadelphia Star First downs Rushes-yards -Passing yards Return yards Passes Sacks by Punts Fumbles-losl Penalties-yards Time of Possession LA Den 15 20 19-82 43-173 280 164 46 126 17-38 0 12-20-2 3-21 3-16 6-40 5-4 8-66 24:16 5-39 4-1 9-60 35:44 Federals-Gamblers Washington 0 7 0 4-11 Houston 7 17 0 7-11 First Period Hou Verdin 51 pass from Kelly (Frilsch kick) 9:17.

Second Period Wash-Biedsoe 2 run (Porter kjck) 2:24. Hou-Hern 7 run (Frilsch kick) J53. Hou-FG Frilsch 39, 6:46 Hou-HarreH 16 run (Frilsch kick-) 13:49. Fourth Per led Wash-G. Taylor 32 pass Irom Hohensee (Kick tailed) 2:18 Hou Courville 23 pass from Kelly (Frilsch kick) 10.15 Was 23 33-065 305 113 HOU First dwns Rushes-yrds Passing yrds Relrn yrds Passs Scks By Pnls FumWes-lsl Penalties-vrds Time of Possessin IS 14-072 307 81 14-27-0 07- 41 06-41 2-1 08- 43 21:13 27-44-0 06-67 05-33 5-2 05-047 38:47 Pro Hockey NHL Playoffs A8 Times CST Division Serm finals (Best-of-Five) Sunday's Games St.

Louis 3, Detroit 2, OT, SI. Louis wins series 3-1 Y. Islanders 4, Y. Rangers 1, series lied 2-2 Chicago 4. Minnesota 3, series tied 2-2 Caigarv 5, Vancouver 1, Calgary wins series 3-I Tuesday's Games Y.

Rangert at N.Y. Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 7:35 p.m. Chattanooga Birmingham 0 0 0 ooo .000 .000 l. Memphis Monday's Games Jacksonville 5.

Memphis 2 Nashville 7. Orlando 3 Columbus 13, Charlotte 5 Knoxville 7, Birmingham 4 a Chattanooga at Greenville, ppd. rain Tuesday's Games Nashville el Orlando. night Memphis al Jacksonville, night Raceway Keady for Another Season 1 By LARRY WOODY Nashville Raceway roars to life Saturday night in its season opener, it will mark one of the longest-running sporting events in the city's history. Local stock car racing dates back 37 years.

In 1937 Stock cars first raced on a dirt track located on 9th Av-f nue, according to files unearthed by Speedway manager Joe Carver. OTHER BLTCHA-didn't-know tidbits provided by Carver: 0 Nashville Raceway, which has been situated at the State Fairgrounds since the early 1950's, is the second-oldest paved track on the NASCAR circuit, behind Darlington. -13 Nashville, with a season's purse of over (1 million, is the third highest paying track in total awards in the country. Only Daytona and Talladaga write more checks to drivers. champions competiting on the Grand National circuit.

Active Nashville Raceway track champions are Dar-rell Waltrip, Mike Alexander, Sterlin Marlin and Jimmy "Smut" Means. A fifth former champion, David Sisco, has retired from the Grand National circuit. Waltrip will fly here from Darlington to compete in Saturday night's season opener, then return to Darlington for Sunday's Grand National race. Alexander and Marlin will also be in the 200-lap fea-. ture.

Waltrip lost the Winston Cup points lead to Terry La-bonte with last Sunday's 6th-place finish in the North Wilkesboro, N.C., 400. Labonte has 963 points to Waltrip's 953. Ricky Rudd is third (393), Dale Earnhardt fourth (914), Bill Elliott fifth (869), Harry Gant sixth (817), Richard Petty sev-enth (782), Geoff Bodine eighth (763), Neil Bonnett ninth (746) and Ron Bouchard tenth (701). Defending NASCAR Winston Cup champion Bobby Allison is 13th (087) and Mike Alexander 26th (477). Cale Yarborough is the NASCAR money leader with $174,515, despite having run only four of the six races this season.

Waltrip is second with $167,835, followed by Earnhardt Rudd ($127,535) and Allison NASCAR officials yesterday fined Labonte's crew chief, Dale Inman, $2,500 for putting an illegal tire on Labonte's car last Sunday. The award winning country music group Alabama will serve as honorary starters for the May 6 Winston 500 in Talladega, Ala. Jim Freeman, former MTSU sports information director now publicity director at Talladega, says the Nashville area ranks only second to Birmingham in terms of ticket sales for the race. BRYANT 13 No other track currently has as many former Reds Knock Off Expos 9-6 Pete Rose Moves Within Three Hits of 4,000 Mark Pro Baseball running back Kelvin Bryant will miss theext two to four weeks of' action because of torn cartilage in his right knee, the Stars announced yesterday. Bryant, named Most Valuable Player in the United States Football League last season has piled up 597 yards and six touchdowns in six games this year.

He noticed a nagging soreness in his knee at practice. Coach Jim Mora said. officials said yesljy. 6 4 A IT EJ SVV 4 CINCINNATI (AP) Nick Esa-sky drove in three runs and Duane Walker belted a two-run homer in his first at-bat of the season last "night to power the Cincinnati Reds to a 9-6 victory over the Montreal Expos. Pete Rose, the former Cincinnati star now playing left field for the Expos, had a double and single in five at-bats to leave him three hits shy of 4,000 for his career.

The Reds pounded starter Bill Gullickson, 0-2, for four runs in the first inning after there were two outs. Dan Driessen walked and took third on Dave Parker's double. Esa-iky's soft double to right drove in both runners and Walker, making his first appearance of the season, walked none in 7 innings. Tom Niedenfuer got the final four outs for his first save. Guerrero, who had only one hit in his first 17 at-bats this season, led off the bottom of the second with a home run into the left field seats.

As 4 Blue Jays 3 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Carney Lansford hit an 0-2 pitch from reliever Dennis Lamp over the left-field fence for a two-run homer in the eighth inning to give the Oakland A's a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays Monday night The homer, Lansford's first scored Joe Morgan and was Lansford's third game-winning RBI of the season for the A's, who are off to a 5-1 start launched a 3-2 pitch over the right field wall. Dodgers 4 Cubs: LOS ANGELES (AP) Pedro Guerrero slammed his first home run of the season and Mike Scioscia drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single as the Los Angeles Dodgers downed the Chicago Cubs 4:2 last night Jerry Reuss, who had arthroscopic surgery on his left elbow Jan. 24, won his first start of the season. The Dodger left-hander gave up all seven Chicago hits, struck out four and Bryant underwent surgery yesterday morning, and Dr.

Lewis Sharps of Paoli Memorial Hospital removed the torn cartilage. Naber, Others Join Hall SALISBURY, N.C (AP) Swimmer John Naber, who won four gold medals in the 1976 Olympics, led a group of seven former Olympic champions and one of the top US. Olympic basketball teams ever who were named yesterday to the VS. Olympic Hall of fame. Also named to the Hall was F.

Don Miller, current executive director of the US. Olympic Committee, who was named in the special contributor category. IZ Naber was the top vote-getter in a list of 25 1 Olympians chosen. Second in the voting was Parry O'Brien, the gold medalist in the shot put in 1952 and 1956. Others elected were the the late Duke Kahanamoku, who won three swimming gold medals in 1912 and 1920; Frank Shorter, who won the marathon in 1972; the late Frank Wykoff, i member of the gold medal 400-meter relay teaJBis in 1928, 1932 and 1936; Bill Toomey, decathlon; champion in 1968; the 1960 US.

basketball team, coached by Pete Newell; and Billy Mills, 10.00& meter gold medalist in 1964. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) The Kansas City? Chiefs yesterday signed Ken Lacy, the third-lejd-ing rusher jn the United States Football League's 1983 season. Lacy will be available to the Chiefs after the conclusion of the Michigan Panthers' cflr-rent season. 1 CINCINNATI (UPI) Jane Albright formcy assistant coach under Pat Head at Tennessee, ha been named the new women's basketball coactfat the University of Illinois.

fl NEW YORK (AP) Cincinnati outfielder lBdie Milner, a former Nashville Sound, who hit with a home run, three stolen bases and fiwe RBI, was yesterday named National League Plajer if the Week. Detroit's Jack Morris, who thre last Saturday against the Chicago Whve Sox, earned the American League honor. McKINNEY, Texas (UPI) A plea hearing lor Dallas Cowboys quarterback Danny White, accused of punching a 17-year-old high school joot-ball Dlaver during a traffic incident was post 11-, JU: VV; Harrell's Two TDs Aid Gamblers HOUSTON (AP) Houston run-Jiing back Sam Harrell scored two touchdowns in a 17-point second Pro Football quarter to lead the Gamblers to a 31-13 United States Football League 'victory over the Washington Federals last night Harrell scored on runs of 7 and 1 6 yards, sandwiched around a 39-yard field goal by Toni Fritsch, as caught a 73-yard bomb from Craig Penrose, and David Martin returned a punt 79 yards for another score to highlight a 25-point second-quarter explosion that carried the Denver jld to a 35-27 victory over the Los Angeles Express last night The victory was Denver's fourth in a row, team record, and rai.sod its season to 6-1. The surprising Gold now leads the Pacific Division by three games over Arizona. Los Angeles dropped to 2-5.

four games out of the divtiion lead erbick Jim Kelly on the Gamblers' fourth offensive play of the game, but Washington matched that on Curtis Bledsoe's 2-yard run early in the second period, Kelly, the USFL's leading passer, helped boost the Gamblers to a 4-3. Gold 35 Express 27 DENVER (AT) Kevin Williams Ufl Tdephoto Check It Out John Wockenfuss, Phla-delphia's new first baseman, gets hs first view of Veterans StcxSum during batting practice for the Phillies' first home game, tonight against Houston, Houston turned a 7-0 first quarter edpe into a 24-7 halftime lead. Clarence Verdin, whose block of a punt set up Fritsch's field goal, caujjht a 51-yard bmb from quart- poned until May 7, court.