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SPORT'S: NASHVILLE SOUNDS UPDATE Shoot 70 And Under All Summer Long At The Springhouse Golf Club. Pel. GB 34 .630 47 .489 13 49 .467 15 48 .467 15 33 .437 40 iS6 7Vi 41 329 10 54 .407 21 the home of the BellSouth Senior Classic at Opryland? Springhouse is also the home of the renowned John Jacobs Golf Schools, where you can improve your game with group or individual instruction. Start shooting 70 and under today. Call 615-871-7759 to reserve your tee time and be sure to mention you want our 70 And Under Rate.

Summer rates valid through September 6, 1999. Weather permitting. Super Summer Rates: Friday Through Sunday $70 Twilight (after 3:00 pm) $45 Monday Through Thursday $45 Twilight (after 3:00 pm) $30 Includes 18 holes of golf, green fee, cart rental, unlimited range balls, shoe care, and more. Take advantage of our special summer rates and play one of the South's most challenging courses and Sounds 11, Redbirds 2 MEMPHIS NASHVILLE abrhM abrhbi Larlvlererf 4001 Mnlgmrv lbIf 5121 BieserK 3020 Hermansen cf 4322 Limed 4000 Ramirei 3b 4112 Haas 3b 4010 Sveumss 5010 Perm lb 4111 Guillen rf 4230 Claw 2b 3000 Ward If 3112 Eversoerdp 0000 Robertson lb 1000 Warner pti 0000 Laker 4043 Ordaiss 4130 Secrislc 1000 Sletanskic 4000 Howard 2b 4110 Delmersp 1000 CasliKop 3210 Lovingierp 1000 Dougherty 0000 DisnlnstonK 1010 Sauveurp 0000 Totals 33 2 1 2 Totals 31111610 Memphis 000 010 010- 2 Nashvfe 433 100 OOx-11 E-Larlvlere 2, Castillo. DP-Memphis 1, Nashville 2.

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Las Vegas, 7 pm Saturday vs. Las Vegas, 6 pm Sunday vs. Las Vegas, 4 p.m. Monday vs. Las Vegas, 7 pm OfTf liVND HOTEL' entektainmlvcomi'ANY 18 Springhouse Lane, Nashville, TN 37214 Sounds blast out of slump End scoreless streak at 18 innings, beat Memphis 11-2 Bv MAURICE PATTON Smrts Writer It didn't take the Nashville Sounds long to snap out of their scoring drought last night.

Six batters, to be exact. Turner Ward's two-run single in the first inning broke a string of 18 consecutive innings without a run. The Sounds scored in each of their first four at-bats on the way to a decisive 11-2 victory before a Greer Stadium crowd of 11,297. Ward's base hit keyed a four-run rally, and Nashville added three runs in both the second and third innings to give starter Frank Castillo more than enough support. "That's a little closer to what I think we're capable of offensively than what we got the first couple of days after the break," Nashville Manager Trent Jewett said after his team stopped a three-game losing streak.

"I thought the guys showed some hunger in pregame and it carried over into the game." Castillo (6-2), who added a double and a pair of runs in the Sounds' attack, scored more than he gave up allowing just one run on three hits over seven innings. "It's no secret we're going to have to lean on Castillo down the stretch," Jewett said of the veteran right-hander, who allowed just three baserunners through the first four innings before Eduardo Perez led off the fifth with a home run. "I thought he was a little out of synch in the late innings probably from being on base about 30 minutes total and from going so long eight days between starts." Tim Laker sparked the offense, going 4-for-4 with a pair of doubles and three RBI. Every member of the starting lineup had at least one hit, as the Sounds rapped out 16 against three Memphis pitchers. "It was just a matter of time," said Laker, who has thrown out five of six attempted base-stealers in the series.

"We've got too many guys that can hit. I guess it was just a case of breaking off the all-star break rust. We've got too good an offensive team to be kept down for too many games." Today's game: vs. Memphis, 4 p.m. The five-game series finale features the top two winners in the Pacific Coast League LHP Jimmy Anderson (11-1, 3.92) for the Sounds, RHP Larry Luebbers (114, 3.91) for the visiting Redbirds.

Talent search: Outfielder Darryl Brinkley became the first Sound to sing the national anthem. Chipping in: Former Sounds catcher Chris Tremie picked up his first career major league RBI yesterday, and it was a big one the eventual game-winner as Pitts-burgh out-slugged Cleveland 13-10. Tremie, who had scored on Al Martin's two-run homer in the fourth inning, singled to drive in Warren Morris in the sixth to give the Pirates an 11-6 lead that they never gave up. Yesterday's game, in which he went l-for4, represented the first action Tremie has seen with Pittsburgh since being called up on July 9. He previously had major league stints with the White Sox in 1995 and with the Rangers last season, batting .185 (5-27) in 12 games.

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