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THE TENHCMEAN Wedrtowlay. Jung 22 1994 9 SC 3 American Association r1994 World Cup Jt Al TknM COT FIRST ROUND CROUP A SCOREBOARD GF Pts 3 Romania Swilwrtand U. Slatas 10 0 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 111 0 10 13 Colombia Saturday, Jura II Mary Hicks Compiled by en 107 At PomtK, ma. Switzerland 1, United States 1, tit At Paudana, CML Romania 3, Colombia 1 Wednesday, June 22 At PanMc Midi Romania vs. SwHiertand, 3-05 pm At Pasadena, CaM Colombia al United Stales, fc35 pm I Sunday, June It At Pasadena, OH.

'CRomahla al United Slates, 3:05 pm At Storftrd. CaM. TODAY'S HIQHLIOHTS POOL vti Swltierland vs. Colombia, 3:05 pm GROUP GF Pts 3 1 1 0 vtrajn: 10 0 2 fvCameroon 0 0 12 Sweden 0 0 1 2 Russia 0 10 0 Sunday, June i-ri'ii At Pasadena, CaM. 1, Sweden 2, tie Monday, June 20 At Stanford, CaH.

Brad 2, Russia 0 iL Friday, June 24 At Stanterd, CaM Sounds-Xpress home games What When Price Phone Xpress June 29 $3, $7 242-4371 At Greer Stadium, 6:05 p.m., June 29-30 vs. Micheal Jordan and Birmingham. $7 reserved, $3 gen. adm. Sea.

tix $250. Sounds Today $3, $7 242-4371 At Greer Stadium, 7:35 pm, Today-Thursday vs. Iowa. $7 reserved, $3 gen. adm.

Season tickets $360. Also available: A "Top 10 package" of Sounds' top promotions, $80. Plus: AAA All-Star Game (July 13), $12 reserve, $8 gen. adm. Pay-per-view TV What When Price Phone Boxing June 25 $24.95 244-5990 On Viacom Channel 28, 8 p.m., Robert Duran vs.

Vlnny Pazienza in 12-round Super middleweight fight. It's $24.95 In advance, $24.95 the day-of. Call 1-800-885-8111 to order automatically. Compiled by Javier Gonzalez. Call 259014 to include info.

-Brmll vs. Cameroon, 3.05 pm Major league baseball Program Tim Station Chicago at Florida 6:30 p.m. WGN New York at Atlanta 6:35 p.m. TBS Seattle at California 9:30 p.m. ESPN NBA Finals Program Time Station New York at Houston '8 p.m.

Ch. 4 World Cup Program Time Station Romania vs. Switzerland 2:55 p.m. ESPN USA vs. Colombia 625 p.m.

ESPN Tennis Program Time Station Wimbledon 8 am. HBO Radio Program Time Station New York at Atlanta 6 p.m. 105.1-FM Also on 1060-AM; 6:30 p.m., 1160-AM, 106.7-FM. Sounds vs. Iowa 7 p.m.

99.7-FM Also on 94.3FM, 1590-AM. Sweden vs. I a. At penaac, ma s. Russia, 6J5 pm Tuesday, June 21 Peterson gets call to majors By MAURICE PATTON Sports Writer Everybody in the minor leagues is trying to get to "The That includes the coaches.

So, it was a deserving Rick Peterson who got the call from the Nashville Sounds to the parent Chicago White Sox yesterday to replace Dewey Robinson as bullpen coach. The White Sox won the American League Western Division title last year, but were third in the AL Central with a 35-31 record entering last night's game against Texas In Chicago. Chicago had lost eight of its past 10 games, with the bullpen contributing strongly to the team's demise. Roberto Hernandez, one of the game's top closers last season with 38 saves, has blown three of his past four opportunities. "Dewey definitely didn't fail," Chicago general manager Ron Schueler said.

"It's just that over the last couple of years I've had to send pys down to get fixed and Pete has an excellent program where he approaches the mental as much as he does the physical part of the game." The 39-year-old Peterson, in his sixth season with the White Sox organization, is the son of longtime Pittsburgh Pirate executive Harding Peterson. Under his tutelage, three Nashville pitchers are in the top sfe among the American Association earned run average leaders, four are in the top five in strikeouts and three are in the top five in wins. The Sounds' team ERA of 3.47 leads the league. "I don't really know what is actually happening here," Peterson said upon arriving in Chicago. "I think it's a matter of, 'Are people going to commit themselves to hitting the glove and driving the ball through the glove on a consistent When they do that this whole thing is going to be turned around, no question about it, because these guys are highly talented people." Robinson is expected to be reassigned within thje White Sox system, possibly sharing the duties vacated here by Peterson with minor league roving instructor Don Cooper.

Sounds drill Cubs r. Ml MIRMI I "'Ruisl vs. Cameroon, 305 pm op At PonMQ Midi BfazlCvs. Sweden, 305 pm GROUP GA 1 3 2 1 Pit 4 2 1 0 I Soa 0 0 0 Friday, June 17 oacaga 1 Germany 1, Bolivia 0 At Dates South Korea 2, lie Tuesday, June 21 TSqOM At ChicaM arnuny 1, Spain 1, tie 1 1 Thursday, June 23 i At Fexboro, Mass. South, Korea vs.

Bolivia, 6J5 pm Monday, June 27 Sri At Chicago Bolivia vs. Spain, 305 pm I'l At Dalas Germany vs. South Korea, 305 pm GROUP Indianapolis (Reds) 42 30 N. Orleans (Brewers) 41 31 Pet GB .569 1 itl IV 534 3'1 479 7Vi .449 Vh ja Nashvlle (WSox) 41 32 Louisville (Cards) 39 34 Omaha (Royals) 34 37 Iowa (Cubs) 31 31 Buffalo (Pirates) 31 41 Okla. City (Rangers) 26 42 312 14 Tuesdays carries Louisville 9, Oklahoma City 5 Indianapolis 10, New Orleans 5 Nashville Iowa 6 Buffalo 3, Omaha 2 Wednesday's Games Louhvie al Oklahoma City Indianapolis at New Orleans Iowa at Nashville Omaha at Buffalo Thursday's Games Louisville at Oklahoma City Indianapolis al New Orleans Iowa at Nashville Omaha at Buffalo Southern League Second Half Eastern DMsion Pet GB Orlando (Cubs) 2 01.000 Jcksnvlle (Mariners) 2 01.000 -KnoxviHe (Blue Jays) 1 1 .500 1 x-Caroiina (Pirates) 0 2 .000 2 Greenville (Braves) 0 2 .000 2 Western DMsion LPcl GB Nashvlle (Twins) 3 01.000 -x-Huntsvile (Athttcs) 1 IW I Memphis (Royals) 1 1 .500 Vi Birmingham (WSox) 0 2 .000 Vfi Chattanooga (Reds) 0 2 .000 2Va x-dinched Orsl-half division title Tuesday's Games Orlando 3, Carolina 0 Jacksonville 7, Greenville 6 Memphis 11, KnoxviHe 3 Nashville 2, Birmingham 0 Huntsvile 7, Chattanooga 1 Wednesday's Games Greenville at Orlando, 2 Carolina at Jacksonville Memphis at KnoxviHe Nashvlle at Birmingham Chattanooga al Huntsville Thursday's Games Carolina at Jacksonville Chattanooga at Birmingham Knoxvlle at Memphis Monday's late box Xpress 5, Barons 4.

NASHVILLE BIRMINGHAM abrhbi abrhbi Simons 4022 Tedderdh 3020 Bvrdcf 4010 Hood ph 2000 Hazlettlf 4020 Brady 2b 5020 Russo3b 3100 Varied 4033 Dovenprtlb 4120 Fryman lb 4000 Cepickydh 300 1 DiSercna ss 4110 Moore rf 4122 Snopek 3b 4110 Miller 4100 Gougrtrnl 4100 Duncan ss 4110 Jordan rf 3110 Tremiec 4011 Totals 315105 Totals 374124 Nashvle Ml 000 000-5 Binrangham 022 000 002 -4 E-Duncan, DiSacardna. DP Nashvie 1, Binringham 1 LOB-Nashvle 4, Birmingham 7. 2B- Duncan, Moore, Jordan, Tedder. HR- Moore. SF- Cepicky.

CS-Brady, Jordan, Tedder. BR DO 9V Nashvk Barcelo 7-2 Mansur SchlromS8 BliiwHjham Healhcott 3-4 Gaikowski A 3,901. 93 7 2 rinaiHM i Old Hickory Tournament GALLATIN, Tana Results from the Old Hickory Lake Ski Club Tournament al the Gallatin Access: Bovs Division ll-l, Jeremy Stocks; 2, Ben Deacon. Division lli-1, Matt Deacon, Scott Adams. Girts Division ll-l, Many Slough.

Division 181 Joney Manning. Men Division 1-1, Craig Rose, 2, Scott Wade, 3, Russ Edwards. Division IV-Llovd Watkins. Expert ll-l, Tony Nicholson, Mike Kerekes, 3, Sieve Green. Expert lll-l, Mark Devendorl, 2, Tim Denny, 3, Steve Hal.

Novice ll-l, Chris Scott, 2, Greg "Waly" Evans, 3, Jim Curtis. Novice Ill-Danny Hal, Jerry Hanley. Women Division l-Stefanie Rose. Division II-Karla Pate. NBA Finals Wednesday, June 8 Houston 85, New York 78 Friday, June 10 New York 91, Houston S3 Sunday, June 12 Houston 93, New York 89 Wednesday, June IS New York 91, Houston 82 Friday, June 17 New York 91, Houston 84 Sunday, June 19 Houston 86, New York 84 Series tied 3-3 Wednesday, June 22 New York at Houston, 8 pm Major league baseball WEDNESDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE send as many non-pitchers two each the Nashville By MAURICE PATTON Sports Writer In a game that saw Iowa to the mound as pitchers Sounds shelled 'em all in a at Greer Stadium last night The 16 runs were a season high for Nashville, which 16-7 victory before 10,788 went nine games over 500 (41-32) for only the second time this season.

Sounds starter Scott Ruffcom struggled most of the night, allowing 10 hits and all six runs in 6 1-3 innings. His teammates, however, lent enough offensive support for him to raise his record to 9-2. "It was very nice tp see 16 runs up there" Ruffcorn said. "It was a tremendous offensive performance. I Just sur Today's games Sounds: Nashville right-hander Robert Ellis (3-6, 5.38 ERA) gets the start tonight against Iowa left-hander Blaine II-sley (3-0, 3.23) starting at 7:35 p.m., at Greer Stadium.

Xpress: Nashville right-hander Jon Henry (6-1, 3.35) duels Barons right-hander Steve Olsen (5-6, 3.46) in Birmingham tonight starting at 7:10. Catfornla Magrane L.2-4 Umpires-Home. Barrett; First, Gar cia; Second, Hirschbeck; Third, Young. T-231. A 22,196.

TEXAS CHICAGO abrhbi abrnm OMcDIrf Greer cf CJmes ph Hutsecf Cnseco dh 4 2 2 1 Cora 2b 5 0 30 3000 Raines If 5000 1111 Thmas lb 4 211 1 11 0 Franco dh 3210 5222 Vntura3b 4121 500 0 Dr Jksn rf 5132 WCIarklb JC-nzlzlf 5224 Unnsncf 4010 IRdrgzC 5223 LVIrec 2000 Strange 7b 4011 Martin ph 1001 Palmer 3b 2110 Krkvce 100 0 BRpkn3b 1 000 Guillen ss 400 1 MLee ss 4 110 Totals 40 12 13 12 Totals 38 4 11 6 Texas 010 001 073-12 Chicaga 000 103 200 6 E-Palmer (12). LOB Texas 3, Chicago 10 2B-OMcDowel (4), IRodriguez (14) Strange (10). HR-Canseco (20), JGonzalez (9), IRodriguez (8), Thomas (25). SB-OMcDowel (12), Uohnson (15) CS-Cora (2). SF-Ventura.

If It REK WW Texas Brown Smith Whiteside Honevcutt W.l-2 Henke Carpenter Chicaga McDowell Cook DnJohnson L.l-1 Assenmacher DeLeon 5 1 1- 3 2- 3 1 7 0 0 1- 3 2- 3 RHernandez 1 Brawn oilched to 2 batters In the 6th, JMcDowet pitched to 3 batters In the 8th, Cook Pitched to 1 batter in the 8th, DnJohnson pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. HBP by JMcDowel (Palmer). WP-JMcDowel Umpires-Home, Denklnger; First, Johnson; Second, Tschkla; Third, Shu-lock. T-351. MONTREAL ST.

LOUIS abrhbi abrhbi Grssom 6131 Lnkfrd 5110 Floyd lb 4 0 2 2 osmitn ss 4 0 00 Jfferles lb 524 1 Zeile3b 5110 Whiten rf 5242 Gilkey If 5020 GPena 2b 4110 Alicea 2b 000 1 Pgnozzi 1 000 SldHfe 0000 Evrsgr 1110 Habvan 1 000 Rover ph 5111 Alou It LWikr rf DFIchrc Crdero ss Berry 3b Lnslng 2b PJMInz RWhlte Ph Shaw Frazier ph Roias 3010 4020 4122 3100 2000 0000 3011 2000 0000 0000 1000 0000 0000 0000 1000 33 4 8 4 500-8 Murphy MPerez RRdrgz Perry ph 41 8 18 7 Totals Totals 000 120 St Louis 010 030 000-4 E-Gilkev (2). DP-Monlreal 1. LOB-Montreal II, SI. Louis 7. 2B-Cordero (17), Lonkford (18), Jefferies (18), Pagnozzl (8).

HR-LWalker (10), Cordero (7), Whiten (6). SB-Grissom 2 (25), Floyd (6), Berry (8), OSmith (3), GPena (5). CS-LWaHer (3), Jefferies (4). SF-PJMartlnez. IP ER BB SO PJMartinez Shaw W.4-2 Rotas St Louis Sutdtffe Eversgerd Habvan Murphy L3-3 MPerez 52-3 9 3 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 1- 3 2 2 2 0 0 2- 3 4 3 3 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 1 RRodriguez Eversgerd pitched to 1 batter in the 6th.

HBP-bv PJMartinez (Gllkev), by PJMartinez (GPena). WP-Sutdrffe. Umpires-Home, Bonin; First, West; Second, Rapuano; Third, Pull. T-323. A flghl Bilie Betew 31, Denise lidemore 32.5.

Sandra Kemp 36.5. Tina Bonnot 333, Jackie Stewart 34, Boobie Greer 35. OLD HICKORY: Ladies 18-hole group Memorial Tournament: Low net -Mo Harrtger 62. A flight Maxkte Hypes 65, Card Ertckson 66, Kay Luns-ford 66.B Katie Breden 64, Liz Lemons 69, Marti Johnson 72 Sue Greer 65, Geneva Pugh 67, Shirley Pvron 69. Joanne Pence 69, Janice Crowder 70.

Hole-in-one BLUEGRASS: Danny Watkins shot a hde-in-one on hole No. 17, 165-yards with six-iron. Witnesses were Mac Peters and Corey Barnard. Industrial League South Central Bel 1 11 (Jesse Cater, Marion RocheHe, Roy Seay 38), Third National Bank 1 (Saly BietH 38 Corp of Engineers 10 (P.T. McC-ee 33), Nashville Gas Flames 2 (Mike Brecey 30); NationsBank 8 (Roy Haiskty 34), Metro Waterworks 4 (David Black, Kurt Siader 36).

USGA Jr. qualifying at Ok) Fert, Murtraesbere Robbv Knight, Old Hickory 47 Tucker Warren, Nashvile 141 Michael Tralov, Franklin 148 Michael Brice, Tulahoma 152 Wesley Miller, Note 154 Andy Brtmer, Morrtstown 155 Shane Sewel, Niola 55 Michael Morrison, Chattanooga 156 Scott Butcher, Kingsport 157 Richard Spongier, Hixson 157 Other local parfklpanti Cooper Jones, Nashville 159 Brandon Binhlev, Nashviea 160 Matt Vk, Franklin Daniel Green, Old Hickory 161 Patrick Bel, SheDwie 16 Brent Clements, NashvUe Wl Shefcy White, Shelbyve 163 Kevin Whitley, Nashville 165 Matt McWiWams, Frankln 167 Jamie Scnacht, Clerksvile 161 Wimbledon Yesterday's matches WIMBLEDON, Enoland (AP) Results yesterday from the $8.5 million Wimbledon tennis championships: SMes First Round Olivier Delaitre, France, def. Rodcdphe Gilbeii, France, o-2, 7-5, 7-5. Kemy Thome, Smyrna, def. Jim Grabb, Tucson, 3-2, retired.

Jonas Biorkman, Sweden, def. Mark Petchev, Britain, 6-2, 6-1, 2-6, 2-6, 6-1. Wayne Ferreira, South Africa, def. Mauriclo Hadad, Colombia, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. Marcos Ondruska, South Africa, def.

Karef Novacek, Czech Republic 7-6 (10-0), 6-2, 7-5. Karsten Braasch, Germany, def. Jonathan Stark, Medford, 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 4-6, 6-3. Marc Rosset (14), Switzerland, def. David Witt, Jacksonville, 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2).

Richard Fromberg, Australia, def. Hendrlk Dreekmann, Germany, 6-4, 6-7 (Ml), 7-5, 2-6, 6-3, Andrei Medvedev (9), Ukraine, def. Ronald Agenor, Haiti, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2. Brad Gilbert, San Rafael, def. Karol Kucera, Slovakia, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4), 4-6, o-l Singles First Round Conchlta Martinez (3), Spain, def.

Rene Simpson-Alter, Canada, 6-1, 6-3. Lindsay Davenport (9), Murrleta, def. Julie Halard, France, 6-1, 6- 4. Ines Gorrochategul, Argentina, def. Debbie Graham, Tampa, 6-3, 6-1.

Tessa Price, South Africa, def. Andrea Slrnadova, Czech Republic 7- 5. Larfsa Neiland, Latvia, def. Katrina Adams, Houston, 6-4, 6-3. Petra Langrova, Czech Republic def.

Helen Kelesl, Canada, 7-6 (8-6), 6-2. Florenda Labat, Argentina, def. Sabine Hack (15), Germany, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. Alexia Dechaume-Balleret, France, def. Kvoko Nagalsuka, Japan, 6-3, 7-5.

Marianne Werdel, Palo Alto, def. Beltina Futco-VIUeUa, Argentina, 0-2, 5-7, 6-2 Magdalena Maleeva (16), Bulgaria, def. Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, 6-7 6- 6-2, 6-4. Nana Mlyagl, Japan, def. Lisa Raymond, Wayne, 4-6, 7-5, 8-6.

Anna Smashnova, Israel, def. Eugenia Manlokova, Russia, 6-4, 4-6, 7-1 Yone Kamlo, Japan, def. Petra Bege-row, Germany, 6-0, 6-2 Jenny Byrne, Australia, def. Janette Husarova, Slovakia, 6-3, 6-0. Lorl McNeil, Houston, def.

Steffi Graf (1), Germany, 7-5, 7-6 (7-5). Maria Jose Gakfano, Argentina, def. Beate Reinstadler, Austria, 7-6 (8-6), 7-5. Meredith McGrath, Midland, def. Julie Putin, Britain, 6-2, 6-4 Anke Huber (12), Germany, def.

Jo Yesterday's results DMston A FWdstone Farms 157, WestsMo Athlete Dub Green His YMCA it Open, 13-14 Susan McConnel, Fiektslone Farms; 15-18, Robert Pinson, Green HIHt YMCA. Novice, 11-12, Erin Aberrantly, Westside Athletic Ckib; 13-14, Jamie Sexton, Green Hills YMCA; 15-18, Katie Thaden, Green Hits YMCA. Old Hickory Country dub 572, Brentwood Country Club 110; Open girts, 7-8, Lauren McCormlck, Old Hickory CC; 9-10, Cvrstal Hunt, Old Hickory CC; 11-12, Stephanie Harringer, Old Hickory CC; 13-14, Kelly Bradley, Old Hickory CC; 15-18, Adrienne Barber, Ok) Hickory CC. Novice girts, 9-10, Margaret Denntston, Ok) Hickory CC; 13-14, Alex-Is Tucker, Brentwood CC; 15-18, Jennifer Knight, Old Hickory CC Open boys, 11-12, Chris McCormlck, Old Hickory CC; 13-14. Justin Thompson, Old Hickory CC; 15-18, Chris Laird, Old Hickory CC Novice boys, 7-8, Justin Games, Brentwood CC; 11-12, Duslln Miers, Brentwood CC DMsion AA Jewish Cemmunrty Center 485, Smyrna Town Center 205: Open girls, 13-14, Bethany Pounds, Jewish Community Center; 15-18, Stephanie Krirdner, Jewish Community Center.

Boys novice, 6- under, Kyle Zigetsky, Jewish Community Center; 7-8, Thomas Gerdes, Jewish Community Center; 11-12, Lee Lev-Ine, Jewish Community Center; 13-14, Mike Montmargnet, Jewish Community Center; 15-18, Isaac Silver, Jewish Community Center. Franklin Area Swim Team 592, Hl-wood Country dub 274: Open girls, 9-10, Klmberty Parish, Franklin Area Swim Team; 11-12, Marianne Miranda, Hill-wood CC; 13-14, Brittany Hailes, Franklin Area Swim Team; 15-18, Leslie Moore, Franklin Area Swim Team. Novice girts, 9-10, Charity Levy, Franklin Area Swim Team; 11-12, Gal Dunn, Franklin Area Swim Team; 13-14, Rockie CostWo, Franklin Area Swim Team; 15-18, Manol McClure, Franklin Area Swim Team. Open boys, 6-under, Paul Lew, Franklin Area Swim Team; 7- 8, Daniel Lew, Franklin Area Swim Team; 13-14, Shawn Carirhers, Franklin Area Swim Team; 15-18, Cory Belt, Franklin Area Swim Team. Novice boys, 11-12, John Hagerman, Franklin Area Swim Team; 13-14, Patrick Miranda, HMwood CC Temple Hits vs.

Bkiegrast, rain delay. DMslon AAA Brentwood YMCA 401, Stones River Country CM) 390, Ravenwood 3Ut Open girts, 7-8, Tia Catvo, Brentwood YMCA; 9-M, Lauren Ingram, Ravenwood; 11-12, Meianie Oast, Stones River CCC; 13-14, Jonie Sutton, Brentwood YMCA. Novice girts, 9-10, Kecv Hagerty, Ravenwood; 11-12, Lindsay Kkus, Stones River CC Open boys, 7-8, Drew Watson, Brentwood YMCA; 13-14, Judd Roberts, Stones River CC; 15-18, Ryan Gast, Stones River CC Novice boys, 11-12, Brent Fernandez, Brentwood YMCA. Beta Meade Country Club, Camton Monday's late boxes mnniun wimkhuv abrhbi abrhbi Moutoncf 5000 EYng 4110 Biggkt 2b Bgwed lb Cmlniti 3b Gnzalez If Slmms rf Servals Cedeno ss Drabek Veres Hudek 4120 Blair 0000 4132 BRuffin 0000 4000 VndrWlph 1000 4 0 00 Weiss ss. 4 020 4,,5 3 210 4 0 9 9 i a a 4110 Bchelle rf 4222 Girrga lb 40 10 Haves 3b 3000 Kngeryd 0000 Girardi 0000 Liriano 2b lion GrHrrs 2 0 1 0 SReedp 0000 Jhnsonlf 2000 36 5 4 Totals 35 4 10 3 072 001 0005 Ml 000 020-4 Totals Houston Colorado E-Mouton (3).

CaminitI (5). Cedeno (8), Young (2), Hayes (9), Girardi (3). DP-Houston 3. LOB-Houston 9, Colorado 6 2B-Bagwet (19), Simms (1), Bichette (19). Haves (14).

GrHarris (2). HR-Bagwel (20), Servals (6). SB-Big- gio (22), Begwei uw, Weiss (8). S-Drabek. IP Houston 71-3 Veres 2-3 Hudek 1 Colorado EYoung (10), ER BB SO GrHarris U3-7 SReed Blair 6 6 5 4 2 4 1 10 0 10 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 0 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 BRuffin HBP-bv Drabek (Galarraga).

Umpires-Home, Marsh; First, Bell; Second, Barnes; Third, Rieker. T-238. LOS ANGELS SAN DIEGO rntx aornn Butler DeSMd 2b Piazza Trdwov pr CaHndz WHach 3b HRdroz TdWrlp Karros lb Mndsi rf Offrmn ss KeGrss CGwvn ph Snyder 312 0 Roberts 2b 403 1 4 0 0 0 Lopez ss 30 20 TGwyn rf 0100 Ptntier If 0000 Shipley pr 4113 DBel 4000 Lvngst 3b 0000 EWlms lb 4 020 Hyers lb 4 010 Asmus 3000 Hamlin 2000 Bean ph 1 00 0 Elliott 0000 3000 4000 2000 0000 5110 4020 2121 2000 4000 2000 1000 0000 Totals 32 3 8 3 Totals 33 2 8 2 Lot Angeles 000 000 030-3 San Diego 011 000 000-2 E-DeShlekts (5). DP-Los Angeles 3, San Diego 2. LOB-Los Angeles 5, San Diego 12.

2B-Karros (15), Roberts (7), Livingstone (7). HR-Wallach (17). SB-DBel 2 (16). CS-Butler (7). IP ER BB SO Los Angeles KeGross W.4-4 TdWorrel San Diego Hamilton LJ-2 Elliott HBP-bv TdWorrel (Plantler).

Umpires-Home, Montague; First, Third, Darling; Second, Williams; McSherry. T-2J1. A-17J71. SEATTLE CALIFORNIA abrhbi abrhbi Amaral dh 512 0 Owen 3b 4 000 Fermlnss 5120Easiev2b 4000 GrfvJrd 3 0 00 Salmon rf 3010 Buhner rf 3 212 CDovis If 3000 EMrtnz3b 2 0 0 0 BJcksn dh 3010 Blwers lb 4 02 2 Curtis 3000 KIMtN 3111 Snow lb 200 0 Sok2b 3000 CTrnrc 2000 DWilsnc 4010 Denote 1000 DSrcna ss 3 010 Totals Seat 32 Totals 28 0 3 0 002 020 010-5 CaJHomia 000 000 000-0 DP-Seattle 2. California 3.

LOB-Se- attkt 9, California I 2B-Fermln 2 (13). HR-Buhner (13), KIMitchel (3). SB-Griffey Jr (7). IP ER BB SO Seatle RJohnson W.9-3 9 3 0 0 1 11 Club results MCCABE: Nashvlle Women's Suburban GoK Association nine-hole group Handicap Tournament: Medalist Megan SkoHck. First night Max Regen 69, Mary Gaston 74, Megan SkoHck 74 Second flight Marlene Jones 71, Shirley Bishop 75, Salty Davis 76.

Third flight Katharine Davis 79, Bilie Has-kkis 82, Cindy Waggoner 82. Fourth flight Marcela Harrison 86, Margaret Johnson 87, Eleanor Suter 88. Twilight Seniors-1, Jim-Poly Has-klnsRldtard-Dard Cotton -3; 2, Ray-Eleanor WiliamsTommy-Jean Griffith -2 BELLE MEADE: Men's Senior Club Championship Low Gross Coiev Perry 153; Low Net Cawthon Bowen 137; Jack McAlisler 139; Vernon Hutton 143; Whltev Morrison 148; Herman Trautman 149. BRENTWOOD: 18-hole group. A group, low gross, Malene Grant 78; low net, Bobble Porter 64 (Weston Pin), Emily Crowe 65, Malene Grant 65, Mac Rucker 68.

group, low gross, Mary Anne Clark 92; low net, Mary Ann Clark 65, Charlotte Thompson 66, Cathy Howel 71. Bilie Edmonds 72, Jean Beavers 72. TWO RIVERS: Ladies nine-hole group Two Bund Holes: A flight Arm Andress 35, Anna Buchenon 37. Naomi Feratermeker 39, Katie Pugh 43. Oakle McGoa 46, Martha Aydetot 41 HILLWOCO Ladies 18-hole group -Handicap Tournament: Championship flight Barbara Hayes Arm Bos-worth 4-1 First fight Betty Osborne d.

Jean Eskind I -up on 20th note. Second fight Jayne Black d. Joan Redman 5-4 Western Pirc Martha Chat-font net 69. A group: Low gross Jean Eskind 81 Low net Betty Osborne 70; Blossom Averbuch 72. Fewest putts lean HoMs 30; Bilsv Spaley 31, Ruth McCal 31, Betty Chapman 31.

group: Low gross Mary Jo EMs 100. Low net Barbara Haves 70, Anne Parmen 72, Susan McPheeters 72. Fewest putts Dot Foster 30, Jo Thornton 34 RAVENWOOD: Ladles 10-hok group Durie, Britain, 7-5, 6-2 Klmbeny Po, Rolling Hills, Coin, def. Marketa Kochta, Germany, 6-2, 6-4 Caroline Kuhlman, Lakeside Park, def. Karine Quentrec, France, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 Aranlxa Sanchez Vkark) (2), Spain, def.

Kalerlna Maleeva, Bulgaria, 6-1, 6-2 Rachel McQuillan, Australia, def. Patty Fendick, Sacramento, 6-3, 2-6, 6- 3. Suspended matches Wimbledon, England iapi Matches suspended by darkness yesterday at the Mj million Wimbledon tennis tournament: Singkts First Round Patrick Rafter, Australia, leads Jamie Morgan, Australia, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 Alexander Mronz, Germany, Is fled with Thomas Muster, Austria, 5-7, 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (7-9), 6-4 Laurence Tieleman, Italy, Is tied with Yevgeny Kafelnikov (15), Russia, 5-7, 7- 6 (7-5), 5-7, 7-6 (7-4), 7-7. Wally Masur, Australia, leads Alex Antonitsch, Austria, 6-1, 6-2, 3-6. Alex Corretia, Spain, Is lied with Henri Leconte, France, 2-6, 4-6, 7-5, 7-6 (8-6).

Women SMes First Round Pam Shrlver, Baltimore, Is tied with Amy Frazier, Rochester Hills, 6-7 (4-7), 6-2, 6-6. Gabriela Sabatinl (10), Argentina, Is tied with Judith Wlesner, Austria, 2-6, 6-4 Elizabeth Smylie, Australia, Is tied with Krlstio Boogert, Netherlands, 4-6, 6-4 Mana Endo, Japan, is tied with Natalia Zvereva (8), Belarus, 4-6, 6-4 Today's matches WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -Schedule of matches today on the show-courts and others involving seeded players at the Wimbledon tennis championships: Centre Court Jim Courier (5), Dade City, vs. Bvron Black, Zimbabwe Jana Novotna (5), Czech Republic vs. Miriam Oremans, Netherlands Stefan Edberg (3), Sweden, vs. Kenneth Carlson, Denmark Court 1 Conchlta Martinez (3), Spain, vs.

Nana Mlyagl, Japan Patrick Rafter, Australia, vs. Jamie Morgan, Australia Andre Agassi (12), Las Vegas, vs. Nicolas Pereira, Venezuela Brad Pearce, Ponle Vedra Beach, and Dave Randal (15), Birmingham, vs. Henri Leconte, France, and Patrick Rafter, Australia Other Seeded Players Court 2 Bryan Shetlon, Atlanta, vs. Michael Stlch (2), Germany hes Gorrochalegul, Argentina, vs.

Anke Huber (12), Germany Country Club and Brentwood Dolphins, rain delay. DMsion AAAA Knights al Columbus 544 574, Lang-lord Farms 567: Open girls, 6-under, Llndsev Langford Farms; 7-8, Mary Wieck, Knights of Columbus; 9-10, KeHy Tessar, Langford Farms; 15-18, Elizabeth Foy, Langford Farms. Novice girts, 11-12 Tarah Van Nuck, Langford Farms; 15-18, Holy Anderson, Langford Farms. Open boys, 6-under, Kevin Hurley, Langford Farms; 7-8, Anthony Ragghianll, Knights of Columbus; 9-10, Andrew Davidson, Langford Farms; 13-14, Chris Smith, Knights of Columbus; 15-18, David May, Knights of Columbus. Novice boys, 9-10, Eric House, Langford Farms; 11-12, Joe Fleenor, Langford Forms; 13-14, Hunter Smith, Knights of Columbus; 15-18, Nicholas PkHaman, Knights of Columbus.

Sequoia 540, Cottonwood Open girls, 9-10, Liza Maxcy, Sequoia; 11-12, Evins Cameron, Sequoia; 13-14, Caroline Peterson, Cottonwood; 15-18, Katie Mayton, Sequoia. Open boys, 7-8, Joshua Pappas, Cottonwood; 9-10, Drew Smith, Cottonwood; 11-12, Jonas Rodrt-gues, Sequoia; 13-14, Michael Gilliam, Sequoia. Novice boys, 9-10, Dennis Si-moson, Cottonwood; 11-12, David Forbes, Cottonwood; 13-14, Edward Barksdale, Sequoia; 15-18, Chris Coyle, Cottonwood. WMwood 545, Seven His 478; Open girls, 6-under. Lisa Guthrey, Wldwood; 8-H), Sara Battaw, Wiktwood; 11-12, Laura Collier, WHdwood; 13-14, Brett Parsons, Seven Hits; 15-18, Cathy Lun-dtn, Wiktwood.

Novice girts, 9-10, Tracy Bogard, Wiktwood. Boys open, 7-8, Davis Meilo, Wiktwood; 11-12, Chad Milen, Seven Hills; 13-14, Robbie Bruce, Seven Hits; 15-18, Andrew Priest, Wiktwood. Novice boys, 9-10, Chad Scobey, Wild-wood; 13-14, Robert Sevier, Wiktwood; 15-18, Michael Sutherland, Seven Hits. DMsion AAAAA West Meade 515, Cages Bend SIS: Open girts, 9-10, Jamie Crakey, Cages Bend; 13-14, Lindsay Crawford, Cages Bend; 15-18, Kelv Sneddon, Cages Bend. Open boys, 9-10, Joseph Denes, West Meade; 11-12, Peter Chen, West Meade; 13-14, Josh Phillips, Cages Bend; 15-18, Michael Hooper, Cages Bend.

Novice boys, 13-M, Wl Mason, Cages Bend; 15-18, Chris MuWns, Cages Bend. Columbia Swim Team 646, Man Lake 527: Open girts, 6-under, Stephanie Napier, Columbia Swim Team; 7-8, Connie Richardson, Columbia Swim Team; M0, Mendv Slough, Indian Lake; 13-14, Brittany Miller, Indian Lake; 15-18, Emiry Carnpbel, Columbia Swim Team. Novice girts, 9-M, Emily Richardson, Columbia Swim Team; 11-12, Mary Johnson, Columbia Swim Team; 13-14, Rebecca Williford, Columbia Swim Teem; 15-18, Heather Henry, Columbia Swim Team. Open boys, 9-W, David Donaldson, Indian Lake; 11-12, Ryan Alexander, Indian Lake; 15-11, Malt Miller, Indian Lake. Novice boys, M0, Brent Taylor, Indian Lake: 13-14, Andrew Legg, Columbia Swim Team Richland vs.

Maryland Farms, rain delay. GF GA PH 1 0 0 4 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 Tuesday, June 21 Al EAtfhArtt. AAaU- IK QArffantina 4, Greece 0 At Dates 'IWeria 3, Bulgaria 0 Saturday, June 2S At Foxboro, Mass. Argentina vs. Nigeria, 305 pm 1 1 Sunday, June 24 i At Chicago vs.

Greece, 1135 am i Thursday, June i) At Foxbore, Mass. uQraeqa vs. Nigeria, 435 pm At Dalas aArgentlna vs. Bulgaria, 635 pm 0 GROUP (V GF GA Pts alrdanjl 10 0 10 3 Norway 10 0 10 3 nllel 0 10 0 10 it.felq 0 10 0 10 intK Saturday, June ll fna At East Ruthertord, NJ. Vriand 1, Italy 0 ail Sunday, June At Washington Norway 1, Mexico 0 aa Thursday, June 23 At East Ruthertord, NJ.

i Itajy vs. Norway, 305 pm (S Friday, June 24 At Orlando, fia. Mexico vs. Ireland, 1135 am r. Tuesday, June 21 At East Ruthstlord, NJ.

Ireland vs. Norway, 1135 am At Washington Italy vs. Mexico, 1135 am GROUP GF Ft Netherlands 1 0 0 2 1 3 10 0 10 3 0 10 12 0 0 10 0 10 Cinriaw. Jim At Orlando, Flo. r'peiurn im 1, Morocco 0 Monday, Juno At wainmoton tftrherlandj 2, Saudi Arabia 1 Saturday, Juno 25 At Orlando, Fit.

--BetiiJm vs. Netherlands, 1135 am At East Rutherford, NJ. 'Ssun Arabia Morocco, 1135 am 'f rj5 Wednesday, June 2 At Orlando, Ha. 'Wosocco vs. Netherlands, 1135 am At Washington Belgium vs.

Saudi Arabia, 1135 am SECOND ROUND Saturday, July 2 t0 Game 37 At Chicago Grbup winner vs. Group or Place, 1205 pm v. Game 31 VI Cr At Washington Group A second place vs, Group -second place, 335 pm Sunday, My 3 Game 31 At Datas Group second place vs. Group second place, 1205 pm Game 40 At Pasadena. CaH PrirruM A winner f.rniio C.

or ilrtf place, 335 pm I larfu A Game 41 At Orlando, Fla. Grbup winner vs. Group second Game 42 0 0 At Stantord, CaM, third tuace, 235 pm Tuesday, July 5 0 1 Game 43 At Fexboro, Mass. Group winner vs. Group or third Place, 1205 pm Game 44 i At East Rulieiford, NJ.

winner vs. Group second 335 pm QUARTERFINALS Saturday, July iJ. Game 45 At Fexboro, Mass. 1 Game 43 winner vs. Game 31 win- 41 winner vs.

Game 42 winner, 235 pm Sunday, Jury 1 Game 47 At East Rutieriord, NJ. Game 44 winner vs. Game 37 wtn- ntr, 1105 am -LJ At Stantord, CaM Game 39 winner vs. Game 40 winner, 235 pm SEMIFINALS Wednesday, July 13 At East Rutieriord, NJ. Game 47 winner vs.

Game 45 win- Game 41 winner vs. wra winner, ,35 pm 's word iOTfia WnriH Pjm la under way in the Unit- restates for the first Hrho Hnra Is today's tfwrord to learn: T. 5-3-2 Formation A defensive formation lth five defenders, three midfielders and 'two strikers. i The Tennessean Nashville Banner Present I Today FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG St Louis even -6 Montreal San Diego 5'4-6'4 Los Angeles Houston t'h-T2 Colorado Cmcmnafl 7-8 San Francisco Pittsburgh 5'i-6'j Philadelphia Florida 5Vi-6'j Chicago Atarrta 11-13 New York AMERICAN LEAGUE FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG New York even-6 Minnesota Cleveland 6VWV2 Detroit Chicago 7-8 Texas Toronto T1-V1 Boston Banlmoro 7-8 Milwaukee Kansas City even-6 Oakland Seattle even-6 Cafctornia vived. I didn't quite have my best stuff.

I left some pitches up in the zone, and they hit them But us continually scoring runs kept me in the game." Drew Denson, Domingo Martinez, Gary Thurmah and Javier Ortiz each picked up three hits, with Denson drilling his 13th homer of the year and Thur-man coming within a single of hitting for the cycle. Nashville had 15 total hits. "Scott started kind of shakily, but he showed what he was made of and shut them down after the third inning," said Denson, who scored four runs. "I wish we all could have gotten two hits and saved some for (today), but it doesn't work that way." Iowa starter Rafael Novoa (2-5) took the loss, working 4 1-3 innings before being relieved by Mike Anderson. Behind Anderson came Craig Worthington -r who started as the Cubs' designated hitter and Rod Robertson, the starting shortstop.

The latter two limited Nashville to Just two runs, with Robertson blanking the Sounds in his two innings of work. Iowa led 5-3 midway through the third inning, before Martinez's two-run double in the bottom of the inning tied the contest Martinez later scored as the Sounds went ahead for good. Xpress stifles Barons HOOVER, Ala. Brad Radke pitched a two hit shutout as the Nashville Xpress handed the Birmingham Barons their eighth loss in 10 games, 2-0 last night in Southern League action. Most important for Nashville, the victory kept the Xpress (3-0) undefeated and in first-place in the West Division.

Former NBA great Michael Jordan was also shutdown by Radke. The former Chicago Bull star was 0-for-3 with a flyout and two groundouts. He had one assist in right field. Jordan's average fell to .204 (49-for-240) for the season. The game was scoreless until the sixth, when Andres Duncan was hit by an Al Levlne pitch with the bases loaded.

The Xpress added a run in the seventh when Ed Gerald scored on a single by Paul Russo. Radke (5) allowed a single by Kevin Coughlin in the first and an infield single by Kerry Valrie in the eighth. The Tampa, Fla, native had his best performance of the year. His two-hitter was the best performance that he has had in nearly two years of action with the Nashville. Levlne (5-5) took the loss.

The Xpress play their final game tonight against the Barons before heading to Memphis to begin a three-game series against the Chicks. Pro basketball NBA FINALS WEDNESDAY FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Houston 4 New York NOTE Home teams in bold. Odds provided by Jim Feist Sports Las Vegas. Yesterday's deals BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORKXES-Slgned Timothy Dalgle, pitcher CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Purchased the contract of Dann Howitt, outfielder, from Nashvlle of the American Association. Named Rick Peterson bullpen coach.

Reassigned Dewey Robinson, bullpen coach, within the organization. National League CINCINNATI REDS-Slgned Ron Gent, outfielder, to a two-year conlrad. MONTREAL EXPOS-Adivated Tim Scott, pitcher, from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned Joey Eischen, pitcher, to Ottawa of the International League. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Announced Salomon Torres, pitcher, has left the team for personal reasons.

BASKETBALL National BasaefbH Assodatton NBA-Fined Anthony Mason and John Starks of the New York Kmcks $10,000 each for failing to appear at a media avalebiMv session on Tuesday and the Knicks $20,000 for failing to make al their Players available. LOS ANGELES LAKERS Promoted Jerry West, general manager, to executive vice president of basketbal operations and Mitch Kupchek, assistant general manager, to general manager. SEATTLE SU PERSON ICS Released Bob Whitsitt, president-general manager, from the final three years ol his contract. Amended the conlrad of George Karl, head coach. h.

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