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Poughkeopsfc Joumol Sunday, Soptember 13, 1987 Tennis U.S. Open NEWVORK RmuIH Saturday Injm tht4 million U.S. Optn tw nli tournanMnt. stern) IJijNiMon! Tmnrt Cner (M riingi in Slrjolw ttt wiloMw (), Swwfcn. del Stttan ErJ twg (J).

Sweden. 4 tl 4 smom CbtmpJorahlp MrtlM Navrttllovi (J). Fort Worth. Tiim, del. SWfl Gfl (1).

Well Germany. DouWM StinlflMli Martina NavratHova. Fort Worth. Ttitv nd Pm Snrlvtr (1). lutervltl del SMfl Oral.

Wnl Germany, and Gabrlala Sa batmi (1). Ar a mllr. Xrtgrt. Junior Boyi Stnoto ChampJomMp David Wnaahm. Eicertlor.

del An drey Qwrkaiov. Soviet Unk rv 7 5, 44. DOUMtl CnamptoiiMp Goran IvenlMvIc Yusnlavla. and Dieoo iiy. on.

itnntn aii, inaia. and brtft Steven. New Zealand. M. 44, Junior Glrh Sinqlw CnampionsMp Nitalia Soviet Union, del Sandra Birch.

Huntington Bay, 4 0. 41 Doubta SemlflnaH II Soon Kim. South Korea, and ShlTlng wang. Chinne Taipei, del. Gabrleia Moxa.

Aroentlna. and Raoxa Zrubakova. Gechoslo It. 1 (8 71. u.

Meredith McGram, Midland. Mich, and (Imberty Po. Rolling Hills. Calif det. Sandra.

Birch. Huntington Bay. and Debbie Ore lam. Fountain Valley. 4 3.

i Championship Meredith McGrath. Midland. Mich, and Umberty Po. Rolling Hlllv del II Soon Kim. South Korea, and ShlTlng Wang.

Chinese Taipei. 4. S. MtwObT Women Doubles Championship Wendy TurnbulL Australia, and Sharon Walsh Pete. Britain, det.

Valerie Zleoenluu Bredshew. El Cajon. and Virginia Wade. Britain. 1 3.

74 (731. Senior Men Singles Championship Tom GvUikion. Palm Coast. Fla df. Stan Smith.

Hilton Head. S.C, 4 4. 4 4. Mixed Ooubtn Samlflnalt Betsy Nagelsen. Kapalua Bay.

Vtawaii. and Paul Annecone. Bridgehampton. del. Zina Garrison, Houston, and Sherwood j'eKl.

The Woodlands. Ttias. 4 a 4. Family Tennis Challenge NEW YORK (API Results Saturday of he Family Tennis Challenge played at the National Tennis Center at Flushing Mead ov Mother Son Championship Ginger and Phillip Otesen. Tacoma.

del. Connie Morten and Joel Flnnigan. Honolulu. a 4. OH).

Mother Daughter Championship WWtie and Audre Brannon. Hlson. Tenn, del. Pilar and Sandra Vldal. Miami, 7 S.

4 2. Father Son Championship Jeff and Greg Weiss. Stamford. Conn del Clark and Brad Robinson. Bountiful.

Utah, 4 J. 43 Father Oaughter Championship Kenneth and Taml Rlehm. Midlothian. Va oet Ed and Missl Olson, Fort Worth, Tenas. 4.

71. Brother Sister Championship Jenny and Mike Sell. Moorestowrv. N.J det Julie and Chris Menelee. San Pedro.

Calil. 4 4 7. Husband Wlte ChampioniMp Willie and Fran Chandler. Jackson. Tenn del.

Stewart and Mary Rous. Roetand Park. Kan, 1 4. 4 1 4 4 CFL Winnipeg Hamilton Toronto Ottawa Eastern Division PF PA Ptj Western Division BrltCImb 7 3 3 Edmonton 4 4 0 Calgary 4 4 0 Sasliatchwn 1 1 I Fridays Game British Columbia 15. Ottawa It Saturday's Game Toronto at Edmonton.

I m. Sunday's Game Calgary at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. 3 4 4 1 J7S J51 II I 0 2i2 141 xa m. 344 177 14 13 143 340 374 333 373 331 Top five men's miles Runner, country Year Time Steve Cram. Britain 1985 3:46.32 Said Aouita.

Morocco 1987 3:46.76 Said Aouita. Morocco 1985 3:46.92 Sebastian Coe. Britain 1981 3:47.33 Steve Scott. U.S. 1982 3:47.69 steve Cram Chicago Tribune Graphic Source): Chicago Tribune) nows reports Area colleges Women's Tennis agt.

Williams 7, Vassar 2 Singles Amy Davidson (W) det. Atysha Quimby (V), 14. 7 Mi Mary Montownery (W) dot. Stacv LeBaron (V). 4 4.

Missy Crouchley IW) def. Sharon Gladbant (VI. 71 4 Tei Purewell (VI def. Anne Shulman IW), 3. M.Katie Brackenrktte (Wl del.

Chris Bert. 4 1 4 4. Beth Lanon (Wl def. Julie Morris. 4 1.

40. Doublet Davidson and Crouchley (W) def. Quimby and LeBaron, 4. 4 Bent and Purewall (V) det. Shulman and Annaoell Shienberg.

1 1. 4a. 4 Nor ah Vincent and Katharine Stearns (W) def. Sarah O'Brien and Julie Morris. 4 3.

4 0 Vassar overall; Williams 141 Cross Country Albany St. 20. Marlst 41 1 Oon Reardon (M), 3 Mark Allman (A). 17: II; Charles Bohrer (A). 4 Erk Bush (A), 5 Davld Spencer (A); 77 S3; 4 T.

Hash (A). 7 T. Paul (Al. 77 Kevin Brennan. (Ml.

71 01. Kranlch (A). 71 04; 10 T. Schoeney (A), 71.11 Cortland 21. Vassar 57, RPI 42 3 Tim Leshan (V) M73; 7 Alei Perfldo (V) got lost.

14 Jefl Copper IV) tv Mlke Medveckus (V) 07, 77 Mitch Levy (V) 30:41 Men's Soccer Marlst 2. AAonmouth 1. OT First half: No scoring. Second hall: 1. M.

Charles Ross (Bill Kenny). 7. Mon. Rob Fooler (Mike Lonlgro). 13:41 Overtime: 1 M.

Mark Edwards (Tom Hag jerty). Sit Second overtime: No scoring Shots on ooal: Maris) 14 3. Comer kicks Maris! 74; Goalie saves: Joe Madden (Ma) S. Dennis Spect (Mon) I. David Lowl (Mon) 1.

Maris! 70. 1 0 ECAC Metro. Monmouth 0 3 overall 0 1 league New Jersey Tech 3. Vassar 1 First halt: 1. NJ.

Horace Chase (unasslst ed); 13 00. 7 NJ. Wllbert Valeuuela (unas sisted); IJ.Oi. 3. V.

John Premus (unassisted); 71 4S. Second half: 4. NJ. Jose Rego (Ismael Saias); 74 so Shots on goal: NJ 147; Corner kicks: NJ 71; Goalie saves: Brian Cook (NJ) 7, Dkk Coe (V) 17. Vassar 0 7.

rVvercer CC i. Ulster CC 1 First halt. tails Pryor (pen shot) 4 00, 7 U. Jim Rltchey (unassisted). 10 03; 3 M.

Jim Prostere (unassisted). 35 00. Second M. Maurice Moore (unasslst ed)40 00. Shots on goal: Mercer 154 Corner kicks Mercer 115; Goalie saves.

Ed Kiioore (Ul 4. Jim Andrackl (M) 7 Transactions BASEBALL National League MONTREAL EXPOS Recalled Charlie Lea. pitcher, from Indianapolis of the American Association. FOOTBALL National Football League NFL Named David ComWI director ol eouaf employment and assistant legal coun CINCINNATI BENGALS Signed Anthony Munot otfensive tackle. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Clelmed Mark Pattisoa wide receiver.

Irom waivers. Placed Michael Adams, comerback. on injured reserve. SAN FRANCISCO 49E RS Actlvated Jeff Stover, delenslve lineman. Welvnd Doug Mi kolas, delenslve lineman HOCKEY ST LOUIS BLUES Singed Kent Carlson.

Rob Ramage, Larry Trader arxJ Roo Whistle, delensemen. TENNIS U.S. TENNIS FEDERATION Named Lorl McNeil Pam Shriver. Zlna Garrison. Robin While and Glgj Fernandet to the Wlghtman iamsburg, Va.

Latest line I Home Teams In CAPS) NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog CHICAGO even 4 Montreal NEW YORK 4' 1 St. Louis Los Angeles even 4 ATLANTA San Francisco pick CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA 47 Pittsburgh SAN DIEGO even 4 Houston AMERICAN LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog BOSTON 7 Baltimore TORONTO 7 1 New York Minnesota event CLEVELAND OAKLAND Kansas City MILWAUKEE evetv4 Detroit CALIFORNIA evena Texas SEATTLE Chicago NOTE: To read the baseball line. Insert a between the two numbers and then read back. wards. Example: Team A is I over Team B.

You would wager S9 to win 15 It you bet on favored Team or 15 to win 18 it you bet on underdog Team Teem A Is Even 4 over Team B. You would wager $4 to win 15 if you want the favorite, you weqer 15 to win 15 if you want the underdog NFL Sunday, Sept. 13 Favorite Odds Underdog KANSAS CITY 3 San Diego ST. LOUIS EVEN Dallas MINNESOTA 4 Detroit WASHINGTON 10 Philadelphia Cleveland 7 ORLEANS NEW ENGLAND 4 Mtkml L.A. Rams 4,: HOUSTON Atlanta 7 TAMPA BAY Cincinnati 3 INDIANAPOLIS NY.

Jets BUFFALO San Fran 5' i PITTSBURGH LA. Raiders 4 GREEN BAY DENVER 3 Seattle Monday. Sept. 14 Favorite Odds Underdog CHICAGO even NY. Giants Bowling Cup Willi.

team thai will play Britain Oct. 31 al Japan Cup '87 TOKYO Results Saturday following the second round (34 games) ol the Japan Cup (7 bowling competition with won lost record and total pintails: I. Amleto Monacelli. Vehetuela. 1573.

4133. Sakal. Japan. 1510. 4.05) 3.

Pete Webber, St. Louis. 13 3. 4. Mats Karlsson.

Sweden. 14 to. STvli 5. Toshihera Gunjishlma. Japan.

14 ID 4. PeteNJ mtujruic, nuusion, iwu, mars Baker. Garden Grove. Calif 13 10 1. 5.7B5 8.

Tom Baker, Buttalo, NY, 15 1 0. 5.778 9. Kun Ihiko Nishlmura. Japan. 17 17 0.

5.771 10. Hilo shl Yoshlda. Japan, 17 174. 5.745 Other Americans II. Kent Wagner.

Palmetto. Fla IS 0. S744 17. Mike Aulby. Indianapolis.

1540. 5.744 14. S. Maccarone, Glassboro. 13 II 0.

5 774 It. Dave Hutted, Milwaukie. Ore 13 110. 5.498 II. Pedersen.

Santa Maria. Calif. 1014 0. 5 481 19. T.

Milton. St Peters burg Fla 10 14O. 5.444 30. Brian Voss. Taco ma.

ISO. 5443. 34. R. Williams Jr.

Calif, II tJO. 5.547. 74. Ron Palombi. Erie.

Pa 8 150. S.W5 77, John Gent. Indepen dence, IJO. SJ43. Hockey Canada Cup Round Robin Ptl GF GA I 7 10 7 77 i 1 Canada Soviet Union Sweden Czechoslovakia United Slates Finland 3 7 7 7 3 0 5 71 18 17 14 17 15 13 14 9 73 Championship (Best of three series) Friday's Game Soviet Union 4.

Canada 5. OT, Soviet Union leads series 10. Sunday's Game Soviet Union vs. Canada at Hamilton. Ontar io.

Ipm. Tuesday, Sept IS Soviet Union vs Canada al Hamilton. Onlar Io. I p.m il necessary Auto racing Freelander 200 RICHMOND. Va.

Results of Saturday's Freedlander 300 Butch Grand National stock car race, with starting position In parentheses, hometown, make of car, laps completed, reason out, it any, prlie money and winner's average speed In mph (the race was shortened from TOO to 180 laps by rain): I 114) Mark Martin, BatesVHM. AtfU 180. 18.000, 44 180. 3. (51 l.D.Ottlnger.

Newport. Bukk, 180. 15.000. 1 (4) Geof! Bodlne. Julian, N.C Chevrolet.

180. 13.500. 4. (3) Tommy Houston, Hickory, N.C, Bukk. 180, 13.550.

5 (34) Kenny Burks. Cherlottsvllle, Va. Chevrolet. 180. 11,300.

t. (70) Mike Aleiender, Franklla Tenn. Bukk. 178. 11450.

7. (71 Harry Gsnt. Taylorsvllkt. N.C. Bukk, 178.

11,035. I (8) Jimmy Hensley, Rldgeway, Va, Bulck. 178, 11.475. 8. (131 Dale Jarretl, Hickory.

N.C. Chevrolet, 17V. 13.475. 10. (1) Larrr Pearson.

Spartanburg. SC. Chevrolet. 178713,475. 1 18) Rob Moreno.

Madison. Olds mobile. 171. 11.300. 13.

(18) Elton Sawyer, Chesapeake, Vs. Chevrolet. 177. 11.300. 13.

(17) Tommy Slgmon. Hkkory. N.C. Oldsmobile. 177.

li.750. 14. (78) Mike Porter. Princeton, W.V. Pon tiac 177, 11,334.

15 (33) Robert Ingram, Virginia Beach, Va Bukk. 174. 11.195. 14 (II) Rusty Wallace. Charlotte, N.C.

Chevrolet. 174. 1475. 17. IIS) Patty Mo.se.

Jacksonville. Fla. Bukk. 171. 1450.

11. (3D Joe Thurman, Rocky Mount, Va. Ponliec 173, 11.135 19 (77) Larry Pollard. Canada. Chevrolet, 148.

11.175 70 (3) Rkk Mast. Rockbridge Baths, Va. Pontiac. 144. 11.110.

71. 114) Jack Ingram, Asheville, N.C. Chevrolet, 158. accident, 13,340. 73.

(38) Boko Lowe. Falrview. N.C. Pontiac 153, accident, 11,035 33 (8) Morgan Shepherd, Conover, N.C. Bulck, 148, handling.

1A50. 34. (33) Ed Berrler, High Point, N.C. Pontiac, 143. accident.

11,075. 35. (13) Mai Prestwood. Lenoir. N.C.

Olds mobile. 173. suspension. 11.000 34. (33) Ronnie Silver.

Asheville. N.C, Pontiac. HI. transmission. 17.335 37.

(30) Joe harrlson, Renick. W.Ve.; Pon llac. 100, Ignition, 187V 31 (37) Brad Teague. Johnson City, Term, Chevrolet, 85. engine, 13.770.

TV. (4) Brett Bodine. Harrltburg. N.C. Olds mobile.

41, transmission. S2.110. 30. (3D John Llnvllle. Kernersville, N.C.

Pontiac, TV. accident. tv. 31. (10) Dale Earnhardt.

MooreSvllle. N.C Chevrolet. 78. handling. 1450 33.

(331 Tommy Ellis. Richmond. Nor folk, 34. engine. 1450 400 Lineup RICHMOND.

Va The lineup tor Sunday's Wrangler 400 NASCAR stock car race, with homekwn. type of car and quality ing spied in VAIan Kulwkkl. Concord. N.C FordThun derbird, 84 053. 3.

Darrell Waltrlp. Franklin, Tenn, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 83.984. 3. Terry labonte. Thomasvllle, N.C.

Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. 83 134 4. Harry Gent. Taytorsvllle. C.

Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. V3.74V 5. Kyle Petty. High Point. Ford Thun dertlrd.

83.450. i'tkli RudUChes5pe4U. Va Ford Thuh 83.530. 7. Michael Waltrlp, Stafesville, N.C, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.

V3 354. 8. Dale Earnhardt, Mooretvllle. N.C. Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.

83.378 9 Rusty Wallace. Charlotte. Pontiac Grand Prli 33, 93.143. 10 Geolt Bodlne. Julian, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.

83.14V. II. Morgan Shepherd. Conover. N.C.

Bulck LeSabre. 83 173 17 Benny Persons. Ellerbe. Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. 117.

13. Nell Bomett. Bessemer. Ala, Pontiac Grand Prli 33. 83.748.

14. Sterling Martin. Thomasvllie. N.COkb mobile Delta S8. 83703.

15 Bobby Allison. Huevtown. Bukk LeSabre. vitoo. It Bill Elliott.

Dawsonville. Ga. Ford ThunderWrd. 83.447. 17.

Rkhard Petty. Randleman. N.C. Pontiac Grand Prli 33. 81445.

11. Dale Jarretl, Hkkory, N.C. Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. 87 JJJ, 18. Ken Schrader.

Concord N.C Ford Thunderblrd. 83.151. 70. Ernie Irvan, Harrtsburg. N.C, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.V7.II 3.

31. Dave Marcls. Skyland N.C, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS.83 058. 31. Phil Parsons.

Denver, N.C. Oldsmobile Delta 88, 83.033. 73, Bobby Hillln Midland, Teias. Bukk LeSabre. 81 134.

34. Steve Chrlitmen. Fort Wayne. Ind, Pontiac Grand Prli 33. 81443.

35. Jimmy Means. Forest City. N.C, Pontiac Grand Prii 33. 91453.

34. K. Ulrkh. Denver, N.C, Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS, 91.311. 37.

Buddy Arrington. Martinsville, Va. Ford Thundertird. 81.333. 71.

Larry Pollard. North Wllkesboro, N.C. Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS. 90.985 TV. Trevor Boys.

Canada, Ford Thunder bird. 80.814. 30, Doug French. Neptune, J. Bukk LeSabre, 80,444.

SCCA Trans Am Lineup MEMPHIS. Tenn. The lineup for Sunday's MO .8 mile Sports Car Club of America Trent Am race at the I mlle Memphis Inter national MotoTsporn Part, wim itartihg post tion, drive, hometenvn, car, time and speed In Ti Scott Pruett. Baaavllla. f.111 AH4II, 1:05 803.

11.477. J. Elliott Forbes Robinson. Denver, C. Porsche vat, 1 N.ru.

J. Les Llndley. Anaheim. Calif, Camera 1:04.790.87.031. 4.

Jim Derheeg. Chaska. Camaro. 1:07.130. HMt 5.

Bruce Nesbitt. Chicago, Mustang, a. Deborah Gregg, Jacksonville, la. Capri, 1:0043.84.740. I.

Bruce Jenner, Det Mar. Calif. Porsche 8U 1:09.701, 83.868. 8, Paul GentHoiil. Lansing, Mkh, Okts Toronado.

1:08.831. 81474. v. Jerry Thompsoa Manhelm, Pa, Beretta, 1:10808. 81J8A Mi Pete HaHmer, Anaheim, Calif, Merkur XR4TI.

no time. II. SeMnnty Swinoina McfnortiL cnn4 Oktt Toronado. 85044, 11. John Schneider.

Dallas. Bukk Somerset, 1:08.493.84410. 13. Donald Sat, BknmfleW Hills. Mich, Cor vette, 1:01401 84.454.

14. Bill Doyle. San Leendro. Calif, Trans Am. 1:08 Kt 84.154, 15.

Jerry Clinton, Maryland Heights. Mo, Mustang, 1:08177, 84081. 14 Rkk Dlttrnan, Mount Prospect, III. Firebird, 1:08.434. 83437.

17. Tim Wheeler. SI. Louis. Camera 1:11 394.80.881.

18. Del Rutso Taylor. Boca Raton, Fla, Trans Am, Will. 18. H.

Brech Kauttman. Sf. Clssrlet, III. Trans Am, 80.543. 70.

Chip Boatrtght. Mundelela in. Trans Am. 1:11.78, 80.744. II.

Phillip Bartelt. Milwaukee. Mustang, 1:13783. 1944V. a.

Brett Willis, New Zealand, Camera 1: 13344, 8J.MI. a Jerry Dunbar, So. BekUt, III. Capri 1:13130. 8711.

14 BUI Fuller, Kinder, La. Bukk Somerset, 1:13.875.17714. 71. Dan Croft. Seal Beach.

Calif, Camera 1:14.315. 17.194 74. James Goad. Cermel Ind. Trans Am, 15J57.

Week ahead on TV raoltr NFL FOOTBALL Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins, CBS. 1 p.m. New York Jets at Buffalo Sills. NBC I p.m Seattle Seehewks al Denver Broncos, NBC PRO BASEBALL St. Louis Cardinals at New York Mats.

WWOR. 1:30 p.m. New York Yankees al Toronto Blue Jays. 1:30 p.m. GOLF World Seniors Invitational, final round play.

Charlotte. N.C, ESPN. 1 pm. TENNli United Slates Open, men's finals. Flushing Meadow, CBS, 4 m.

CANADA CUP ICE HOCKE Final round game. Montreal, Canada. MSG. I m. Monday PRO BASEBALL Chicago Cubs at New YorkMets.SC.

7:30 pm. Milwaukee Brewers at New York Yankees, SC. 7:30 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL New York Giants at Chicago Bears. ABC 9 p.m.

Tunttiy Chicago 1 PRO BASEBALL Chicago Cubs at New York Mets. WWOR. 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee Brewers at New York Yankees, SC 7:30 p.m. CANADA CUP ICE HOCKE Final round game.

Montreal Canada. MSG, I p.m. HMhpicsir PRO BASE BALL Milwaukee Brewers al New York Yankee WPIX. 7:30 p.m. New York Mets at Montreal Enpos, SC 7:30 p.m.

Lists Wiuningest College Football Teams Over The Last 50 Years 1. Tennessee Slate 1. Oklahoma 1, Pern Slate 4 Ohio State 5. Grambllng State 4. Florida AIM I.Alabama 8.

Notre Dame V. Michigan M. West Chester. Pa. 10.

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Goosie Buck Adams BobBrue Don Messengale BobToskie Bruce Cran pton Howle Johnson Jim King Arnold Palmer Charles Slttor Doug Sanders HarvleWard Larry Mowry AIGelberger Walter Zembrlski Charles Owens Jimmy Powell Gene littler Harold Kenning Gay Brewer George Lanning Roland StattorB Tommy Aaron la Elder Billy Maxwell Peter Thompson boo trtuson 7047 137 47 71 138 7049 139 49 71 140 7071 141 7344 14I 49 73 43 (I 73 143' 73 71 143 7371 143 73 73 144 7)71 144 7371 144 7371 144 70 74 144 7441 144 74 71 145 7470 141 7174 144 7171 145 7171 141 7174 14 7471 141 7174 141 71 71 144 7176 147 70 77 147 7571 147 7571 147 7770 147 7471 147 7471 147 7170 I4I 7375 148 7474 14 7477 148 77 77 19 ra jo la SUTTON. Mass. (AP) Sam Randolph, the 1985 U.S. Amateur champ, isn't quite sure how to react to being in first place. "This is my best round of the year," the 23 year old pro rookie said Saturday after taking a four stroke lead after three rounds of the $500,000 Bank of Boston Classic.

Randolph made seven birdies, including five on the front nine, for a 7 under par 64 and a record 54 hole total of 199 under, at Pleasant Valley Country Club. "I played a great front nine." said Randolph, who will try for the first prize check on Sunday. "Naturally, this is the first time I've been in this position on the Tour." Randolph added. "I've just been trying to get In tie hunt and I'm there now. "I'm a little surprised I got this far ahead, but it will be tough tomorrow.

(Sunday). I'm going to have to concentrate and try to relax. There are a lot of guys who can do what I did today and catch me." Randolph, the son of a Santa Barbara, club golf pro, charged past veterans Lee Trevino and Curtis Strange in his birdie run. He trailed Trevino by one stroke and Strange by two at the halfway mark of the 72 hole toumamemt. Randolph, a 23 year old former Southern Cal star, was just one stroke off the course record of 63 for Pleasant Valley Country Club's 7,110 yard layout.

However, he set another record in going 14 strokes under par. His three round total of 199 was two strokes better than old mark shared by John Mahaffey and George Burns. Who takc ono shot edg PORTLAND. Ore. PattI Rizio took advantage of a disastrous finish by Jan Stephenson to take a one shot lead after two rounds of the Cellular One Ping Golf Championship.

Rizzo shot a 3 under par 69 for a 36 hole total of 7 under par 137, one shot ahead of her best friend, Jane who was cruising along at 8 under through 15 holes. had a on the LjSth and double GOLF leY JeHrHjlfJ iaV SyWWcr aiiallllllll ellf 4 XoHEk. JH Ma rist boots way past Monmouth The Marist soccer team won its second game of the season Saturday, a 2 1 overtime victory against Monmouth College at Leonidoff Field. Mark Edwards blasted the winning goal with In the first overtime' period on an assist from Tom Haggcrty. The goal was Edwards' third of the season.

He ac couted for both goals in the Red Foxes' 2 0 win over Fairfield. A scoreless deadlock was broken With 17:54 remaining in the second half when Charles Ross scored off a pass from Bill Kenny to give Marist a 1 0 lead. N.J. TECH 3. Vassar 1 Two "fluke" goals were all New Jersey Tech needed to beat the.

Brewers which dropped to 0 2 so far this season. Horace Chase lifted a crossing pass that bounced in off a Vassar defender and Wilbert Valenzula caromed a shot of another defender's legs to account for N.J.'s first two goals. John Premus netted Vassar's lone goal. MERCER CC 3. Ulster CC 1 Jim Prosfare scored from eight yards out after a scramble to give Mercer a 2 1 lead and Maurice Moore added an insurance goal as Dutchess lost in the Ulster CC Invitational finals.

Jim Rltchey scored Ulster's only goal unassisted. Cross country CORTLAND 17. RPI 49. Marist 80, St Rose 113 The Marist women's cross country team took third place honors at the RPI Invitatioal behind Cortland and RPI. Annie Breslin was Marist's top fin siher in 12th place with a time of COLLEGE SCENE 21:00.

Jennifer Fradomenl finished fourteenth in 21:42. CORTLAND 21, Vassar 57, RPI 62 Tim Leshan placed second and Alex Perfldo came in seventh with times of 26:23 and 26:57 to lead the Brewers runners to a second place finish. ALBANY STATE 20. Marist 41 Last year's ECAC Metro Champion. Don Reardon took first place for the Red Foxes runners with a time of 26:44 but Albany State claimed the next seven spots to take the meet.

Volleyball In pool meet action. New Paltz beat Dickinson 16 14, 15 13 but lpst to Nazareth College 15 4, 15 10 and St. Lawrence 15 4, 15 13. The two losses put New Paltz into the consolation bracket where it beat Geneseo 15 4, 15 13 and then lost to Swarthmore, 17 15. 13 15, 15 12 in the consolation semifinals.

Field hockey The Vassar College field hockey team had its best showing ever against Williams College but it wasn't enough as the Brewers dropped a 1 0 decision in their opener. All state goalie Monica Trumble made 21 saves for Vassar and sophomore Meg Tinsley had a strong defensive game. Women's tennis Freshman Tej Purewell won a singles match and teamed with Sharon Gladbent for a doubles win but the Vassar women's tennis team dropped a 7 2 decision to host Williams College. ACCIDENT INJURED? Free Con Katlons For Accklrmt Victims Attorney Jeffrey S. Graham PC 256 Main Mall Poughkeepsle 485 6035 483 8039 4818039 (Weekend 4 evening appts.

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Early registration is Please call the Studio for details. MID HUDSON MODERN DANCE STUDIO 12 VASSAR ST. POK. 473 5510 KOZACZEICS (f 14) 542 225 SAM RANDOLPH PATTI RIZZO bogey on the 16th to drop into a four way tie for third at 5 under par 139. Rizzo had 15 pars and three birdies, including an 18 footer on the par 3, 139 yard 13th hole.

But it was the 30 footer that rolled in on the par 4, 370 yard 17th hole that moved her into the lead. Stephenson had dropped to 7 under on the par 3 16th when what looked like a perfect tee shot bounced off the" green and landed in the mud out of bounds and wound up win a bogey. "There are only two things I hate three putting and making a bogey on a good shot," she said. Ployor leads Seniors CHARLOTTE. N.C.

Gary Player shot a 5 under par 67 in light rain Saturday to claim a two shot lead over Bob Charles after two rounds of the rain shortened World Seniors Invitational golf tournament. Player, ho fired a 68 in Thursday's first round, stands alone at 9 iinder par 13S after two rounds. Charles, who matched Player's 67. is at 137 while first round leader Chi Chi Rodriguez is in third at 138 after a 71 on the 6,826 yard Quail Hollow Country Club course. Player started the day one shot behind Rodriguez but had three birdies on the front nine to mdve to 7 under par for the tournament.

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