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tW) wmm I II IS I I II '-rS Upcoming Tonight at Denver, 7:35 p.m. Tomorrow, at Denver, 3:05 p.m. Sunday: at Okla City, 1:35 p.m. Monday: at Okla City, 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, at Okla City, 7:05 p.m.

Thursday: Denver, 7:35 p.m. AU game, 99.7 FM Tonight Right-hander Mo Sanford has been tabbed to start Game 2 of the Sounds season while Denver counters with left-hander Otis Green. Sanford was 3-0 with a 1.60 ERA In Nashville last year, while Green went 9-1 with a 1.92 ERA at Stockton, Calif. GCC2 WMM Z3 tCAVy E2 OVZil 1 0 A 0 AaierlcM AssocUtloa (Mim DtvHlM Pet 68 Buffalo (Ptrattt) I 0 1000 Indpoli! (Expot) I 0 1000 -LouiwiM (Cardt) 0 I 000 1 Natiwtna (Redt) 0 1 .000 1 Wattani DtvttMn Danvtr (Brtwart) I 9 1090 -lowalCuM) 1 0 1.000 0. City (Rangort) 0 1 .000 I Omaha (RovaM) I .000 I Thurtdav't Gamat Buffalo Oklahoma City 7 Oanvar a.

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Both those tracks are long gone." Reuther, who retired In 1963, won eight driving championships on the three tracks. "Back then everything was different," said Reuther. "We ran for the fun of it. Now It's all business. The money Is lncredblble what's being spent and what's being won." Although Reuther no longer races, he still has a vested interest in the sport He Is the private pilot of Winston Cup driver Bobby Hamilton.

"Watching Bobby drive is almost as exciting as me being out there myself," said Reuther. "His father and grandfather worked on my race cars, and I was at the hospital the day he was born. I've followed his career ever since he's been racing." Reuther will be on hand as a spe-cator for tomorrow night's season opening schedule, which starts at 7:30. "People ask me if I miss not racing cars," said Reuther. "And I tell them no, I really don't I enjoyed It when I was out there, but now that I'm retired, I'm content to stay that way." Garllts In town: Retirement didn't set so well for drag racer Don (Big Daddy) Garlits.

The 60-year-old driver, who was in town yesterday for an appearance on The Nashville Network, is planning a comeback In grand style. Later this month, at Commerce, Garlits will attempt to break the 301 miles per hour barrier. The event, at Atlanta Dragway, will run April 23-26. In 1957 Garlits became the first driver to break the 170 mph barrier, then in subsequent years posted record runs of 180, 200, 250, 260 and 270 mph. Zephyrs 6, Sounds 2 NASMVIUI DENVER abrliM aarhU 4 0 10 Valtntln 3 ItO 4 111 OlanMrcl 3llf 4113 Jana 10 kunkal ft Muondh Caorad Smaia Slant dn OXrotl Col 30 Howit WIMnc Grtan tt ScnuUph 40 Minurt 1 1 Sabo injury gives SS Green chance DENVER, Colo.

The ankle In-Jury which disabled Chris Sabo and resulted In the callup of Jeff Branson to Cincinnati was a big break for veteran shortstop Gary Green. "It's going to give me a chance to play, to be in every game," Green said. "Obviously I'm happy to get a chance to be in the lineup on an everyday basis to begin the season, although I wasn't unhappy with my role before." Green, 30, has long been recognized as one of the best fielders In baseball. The 6-3, 180-pound Pittsburgh native has struggled offensively, but he has vowed to make significant Improvement this year in hopes of going back to the major leagues again. "My defense has always been my strength, but I intend to work on my offense and get it to the level that I can be looked at next year." To that end, Green has enlisted Nashville Manager Pete Macka-nln's assistance.

"I think it's going to be very ad-vantaglous for me to be able to work with him this year," said Green, a member of the 1984 VS. Olympic team. "I've only been with him for six weeks, and already I can tell a difference. Pete's been very fair, very good to work with me. I think it's going to be a good move for me." How they scored UstMiTiSMM Danw Ink Jom VdvMIn tifieto.

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