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REPUBLIC C4 THE AREPUBUC TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1987 GolfC ARIZON ANS IN THE MINORS UPDATE U.S. WOMEN'S AMATEUR OttlBWNSHtP AT BARRINGTON, R.L coreboard Sportsline 258-1212 Results 24 hours a day Tracy Kerdvk BlueKinandcr Pearl Sinn KlmSaikl -Sarah Lebrun Robin Weiss Caroline Keggt Patricia Cornell Dana Loflend Phyllis Pru Regine Lauftnt Carol Sempta Thompson Michlko Haltori THROUGH FRIDAY'S CAMES BATTING CLASS AAA PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Avg. AB Sam Khalifa, Tucson, Vancouver (Pirates) .241 303 35 73 CLASS AAA AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Jack Dougherty, Arltona, tndianapelis (Expos) J2I 336 S3 108 Mark Dougherty. Phoenix, Louisville (Cardinals) .265 257 43 68 Ricky Nelson, Ariiona Stale, Buffalo (Indians) .206 189 16 39 Tom Pagnotil, Tucson, Louisville, (Cardinals) 307 283 48 87 Dwight Taylor, Ariiona, Omaha (Royals) 320 168 30 37 CLASS AAA INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE EPS BASEBALL; Brenda Corrie Mark Carraon, Tucson. Tidewater (Mels) 309 453 68 140 AMERICAN NATIONAL 174 11 35 151 9 36 187 20 44 joeupoaoM.

Ariiona, Maine (Pinnies .701 Johnny Hatcher. Williams, Richmond (Braves) 338 Ron Seleado, Ariiona Slate, Rochester (Orioles) 335 Kevin Ward. Ariiona. Main (Phillies) 323 251 37 56 CLASS A A EASTERN LE AGUE Tom Barrett, Ariiona, Reading (Phillies) 379 392 89 129 36- 35-71 38- 34-72 37- 35-72 38- 35-73 37-3473 37-36-73 34-39-73 37-3774 40-34-74 37-37-74 39- 34-7S 37- 38-75 39- 36-75 J9-36-7S 40- 3674 39- 37-74 38- 38-7 38-38-74 37- 39-7 38- 39-77 40- 3777 37- 40-77 38- 39-77 37-40-77 43-34-77 41- 34-77 40-37-77 40-3878 40-3878 40- 38-78 41- 37-78 41-3778 40- 38-78 41- 37-78 37- 41-78 38- 40-78 38-40-78 41-37-78 41-37-78 41-37-78 41-37-78. 341 61 109 207 32 Luts ivteoina, Ariiona state, vyiniamspori iinoians) J20 Sieve Moms, Ariiona State, Williamsport (Indians) 304 Gib Stibert, Ariiona Slate, Reading (Phillies) .222 Dovte Wilson.

Chandler. WiMamioort (Indians) .200 90 90 CLASS AA SOUTHERN LEAGUE 48 Tyler BrMnskl, Grand Canyon, Hunlsvift (Athletics) .251 386 150 34 69 3 8 Rocky covle, Ariiona, Knoxvflle (Blue Jays) Oarrbi Duffy, Grand Canyon, Hunlsville (Athletics) Jo Kramer, Scollsdale, Hunlsville Athletics) Buddy Prvor, Ariiona Stat, Nashville (Reds) Bob Ralston. Ariiona. Orlando (Twins) 103 320 .174 .184 313 376 16 30 141 203 21 56 CLASS AA TEXAS LEAGUE Gary Alexander. Ariiona.

Tulsa (Rangers) 350 12 1 3 EAST Pet. GB L10 Str EAST Pet. CB L10 Str Toronlo 70 48 .593 6-4 W1 St. Louis 70 47 .598 4-6 Detroit 68 47 ,591 7-3 Montreal 66 51 .564 4 5-SW4 New York 67 SI .568 3 2-8 LI New York 66 52 .559 Vh 4-6 W1 Milwaukee 56 .525 8 5-5 W2 Philadelphia 61 56 .521 9 8-2 W2 Boston 56 62 .47514 5-5 LI Chicago 60 58 .508 1Q' 4-6 LI Baltimore 53 65 .44917 5-5 LI Pittsburgh SI 67 .432 Wh 4-6 L4 Cleveland 45 73 .38) 25 5-5 LI WEST Pet. GB HQ Str WEST Pet.

GB L10 Str Cincinnati 62 57 .521 4-6 W1 Minnesota 66 54 .550 8-2 W4 S. Francisco 62 57 .521 8-2 W4 Oakland 60 57 .513 4'a 4-6 W3 Houston 59 59 .500 2 'a 5-5 W4 California 59 59 .500 6 3-7 L3 Los Angeles 52 65 .444 9 4-6 L2 Kansas City 58 59 .496 6' 5-5 L2 Atlanta 50 68 2-8 L5 Seattle 56 62 .475 9 4-6 L4 San Diego 48 70 .407 13' 7-3 LI 388 74 130 116 IB 30 261 29 70 Todd Brown. Ariiona Slate, El Paso (Brewers) 335 Ws Clements, Ariiona. Tulsa (Rangers) .259 Romy Cucien, Ariiona Stale, Shreveporl (Giants) 368 Mike Devereaux, Ariiona Slate, San Anlonio (Dodgers) 316 Ear Millav, Ariiona, Tulsa Rangers) .38 1 arrIINaoo. Ariiona.

El Paso (Brewers) .274 474 78 150 42 8 68 350 CLASS A SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Brian Deak, Scollsdale, Sumter (Braves) .198 217 41 43 Art Frailer, Scollsdale, Asheville (Astros) 363 319 65 84 Chuck Johnson, Ariiona, Savannah (Cards) .235 388 37 91 28 38 HR RBI 11 4 0 24 28 3 4 38 8 2 13 43 8 1 3 17 18 2 13 44 4 118 35 4 74 9 1 3 12 8 1 1 IS 13 0 4 25 II 3 II 30 16 8 1 IS 16 68 10 3 0 15 1 1 1 10 1 0 0 II 27 1 13 57 13 1 26 2 0 0 3 2 2 3 9 3 1 2 10 0 Oil 0 0 11 22 2 12 77 1 1 (21 14 2 6 28 26 8 22 79 5 1 0 3 28 2 II 57 6 0 12 41 8 1 I 25 13 2 3 39 13 3 1 48 110 4 0 8 32 10 0 7 42 21 4 9 65 10 11 19 14 4 1 44 13 1 40 27 3 8 72 19 2 IS 59 10 6 3 46 10 1 8 23 4 0 7 27 15 1 3 41 3 0 0 9 1 7 37 5 0 0 4 3 20 3 0 2 21 0 0 39 0 3 22 4 0 19 9 1 8 79 7 0 0 9 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 10 0 1 CLASS A CAROLINA LEAGUE 385 45 98 suecinier Tracy Chapman KayCockerlH Michete Lvtord Christina Barrett Lynda Wimberly Kathryn Peterson Margie Muiik JodiFigley Pal Milton Susan Mercies JancKang Anne Q. Sander Dana Arnold Charlalne Tail Anne Cain Lisa Marino Grecieta Qulnlana Michel Vinleralos Michelle EstiN Diane Headings Katharine Rooerson Dina Ammaccapan Susan Wineinger Susan Slaughter Cathy Mockell AsakoKlla SW SECTION PGA AT OAINEY RANCH GC Match play ovaktyin, par 72 Tony Farmer Mark Armislead Terry Wilk Jim Cotter Bob Irving Bin Garrett MlkeLaBauv 1 John Jackson Rich Hamilton Scoll Haieldin JimSchade GuyGedeon Jay Norman Jim Marshall John Fields Daryl Crawford Dull Lawrence DougHaskint Homero Blancas Pal Lynch Joe Huber Bob Phillips Tom Talum PeulPurtier DaveBarnharl Jerry Hotly BobGaona EdBvrd John Dodd Jim Felts JO. Thompson Paul Stringer Phil Green 91 8 16 20 40 John Alva, Tucson, Durham (Braves) .255 Day Bresnahan, Phoenix, Kingston (Indians) .176 Lew Kent, Grand Canyon, Kinslon (Indians) .214 Rick Morris. Ariiona Slate, Durham (Braves) .289 Jeff Small, Kingman, Winston-Salem (Cubs) .286 Wilson Valera. Tucson.

Lvnchburo (Mels) .249 187 263 49 76 423 45 121 189 23 47 CLASS A FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Texas 55 61 .474 9 4-6 L2 JeftHuson, West Sedona, Wesl Palm Beach (Expos) .286 398 46 114 Chicago 48 69 .410 16'2 5-5 Wl 55 102 71 119 55 106 Dave Rohde, Ariiona, Osceola (Astros) .293 348 Mike Sonne, Ariiona, St. Petersburg (Cardinals) .269 442 Todd Traflon, Ariiona, Daylona Beach (White Sox) .271 391 CLASS A MIDWEST LEAGUE Chip Hale, Ariiona, Kenosha (Twins) 343 245 47 84 37 145 21 179 16 30 272 25 66 lea Dyson, Ariiona stale, Quad cities (Angels) .755 Tony Matlia, Ariiona Stale, Quad Cities (Angels) .233 Greg Sparks, Phoenix, Madison (Athletics) .297 Dav Taylor, Ariiona, Beloll (Brewers) .141 Don Wakamalsu. Ariiona Stale. Cedar Rapids (Redsl .706 128 18 12 31- 35-66 34- 34-68 32- 36-68 36-33-69 35- 34-49 36- 33-69 36-33-69 35- 35-70 36- 35-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 35- 36-71 36- 36-72 38-34-72 35-37-72 35-37-72 34-36-72 34-38-72 34- 36-72 35- 37-72 35-37-72 35- 38-73 37- 36-73 36- 37-73 36- 37-73 37- 36-73 38- 3674 39- 35-74 36-38-74 38-34-74 34-38-74 34- 38-74 35- 39-74 315 29 65 CLASS A CALIFORNIA LcAuUe Bobby Bad. Tucson.

Palm Springs. (Anoets) .154 78 9 12 Mik Beniamin, Ariiona Slat. Fresno (Giants) 360 154 20 40 Shawn Gilbert, Glendale, Visalla (Twins) .234 192 29 45 10 How team has fared In last 10 games. Sir Number of wins or losses In a row. SUNDAY'S RESULTS Montreal 10, Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 4, St.

Louis 3 New York 23, Chicago 10 Houston Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 2, San Diego 0 San Francisco I. Los Angeles 0, 10 Innings MONDAY'S RESULTS Houston 11, Atlanta 2 Only game scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh (Walk 4-1) al Cincinnati (Gul-lickson 10-10), 4:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Hershlser 12-11) al Montreal (Sebra 6-13), 4:35 p.m. San Francisco (Hammaktr 1-8) at New York (Gooden 9-4), 4 35 p.m.

San Diego (Nolle 1-1) al Philadelphia (Carman 7-8), p.m. Chicago (Lancaster 3-1) al Atlanta (Palmer 4-10), 4:40 p.m. Si. Louis (Cox 1-3) al Houston (Ryan 4-13), 5:35 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Chicago al Atlanta, 2:40 p.m.

Los Angeles at Montreal, 4M p.m. Pittsburgh al Cincinnati, 435 p.m. San Francisco al New York, 4:35 p.m. San Diego al Philadelphia, 4:35 p.m. SI.

Louis al Houston, S35 P.m. Steve Murray, Ariiona Slat, Salinas (Mariners) .247 348 49 CLASS A NORTHWEST LEAGUE James Ahward, Glendale, Bend (Co-op) .231 182 25 42 13 18 Grg Jackson, Tucson, Salem (Angels) .275 80 ROOKIE APPALACHIAN LEAGUE 38 Del Aflred, Sefford, Burlington (Indians) 336 113 30 16 35 SUNOAY'S RESULTS Boston 12, Texas i Cleveland 1, New York 0 Toronto 4, Chicago 4 Minnesota Seattle I Detroit 10, Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 6, Baltimore 2 Oakland 9, California i MONDAY'S CAMES Milwaukee Cleveland I Chicago 2, Boston I Minnesota 4, Seattle 2 Kansas City at Texas, (n) Oakland at California, (nj Only games scheduled. TODAY'S GAMES Milwaukee (Bosio 7-5) at Cleveland (Aker-lelds 1-3), 4:35 p.m. Minnesota (Carlton 6-11) at Detroit (Morris 13-6), 4:35 p.m. Boston (Hurst 14-6) at Chicago (Bannister 8-9), 5 p.m.

Kansas City (Gubicia 9-12) at Texas (Hough 12-1), 5:35 p.m. Baltimore (Dixon 5-) al California (McCaskill 3-4), 7:35 p.m. Toronto (Slieb 12-5) af Oakland (Nelson S-3), 7:35 p.m. New York (Rhoden 14-8) al Seattle (Powell 0-1), 7:35 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S CAMES Toronto at Oakland, 12:15 m.

Milwaukee at Cleveland, 4:35 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 4:35 P.m. Boston al Chicago, 5 p.m. Kansas City al Texas, 5:35 p.m. Baltimore al California, 7:35 p.m.

New York al Seattle, 7 35 p.m. 4 11 Slav Strong, Ariiona, Bristol (Tigers) 330 152 ROOKIE 6ULF COAST LEAGUE Randy Mavltfe, Glendale, Bradenton (Expos) .172 64 ROOKIE PIONEER LEAGUE Mike Agullar, Pima, Helen (Brewers) .188 16 Jeff Lac, Scollsdale, Bull (Co-op) .163 43 CyclingC ASTROS 11, BRAVES 2 HOUSTON PITCHING CLASS AAA PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE ERA Oarr8 Hlggs, Grand Canyon, Portland (Twins) 0 1 3.18 Ed Vosberg, Ariiona, Las Vgas (Padres) 6 8 4.25 CLASS AAA AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Greg Bargar, Ariiona, Louisville (Cardinals) 7 6 6.59 Dav Raislch, Ariiona, Omaha (Cardinals) 14 3.86 Dav Slapielon, Grand Canyon, Denver (Brewers) 7 3 4.88 CLASS AAA INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Brian Householder, Yuma, Rochester (Orioles) I I 5.40 CLASS AA EASTERN LEAGUE ATLANTA IP BB SO 9 17 13 8 12 29 137 129 76 79 31 95 113 46 56 28 58 70 28 39 40 94 121 25 50 3 10 I 8 10 ttbi abrhbi 6 111 4 3 4 1 I 0 G. Young cf 0 0 Hatcher tf 0 0 Winec 0000 4 2 3 0 0 0 Dor an 2b 2 1 C.Reynldss 0 0 0 0 3.38 34 42 40 17 32 1 0 Ashbv 4 111 abr 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 I 4 0 4 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 34 O. James cl OberkleH3b G. Perry lb D.

Murphy rf Griffey Virgil Blauser ts Hubbard 2b Glavine Acker Hall Ph Mahler Nellies ph Boever Totals BREWERS 5 INDIANS 3 Jim Jefferson, Ariiona Stat, Vermont (Reds) 3 8 CLASS AA SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chris Beasley, Ariiona Slate, Chattanooga (Mariners) 1 2 Kevin Blankenship, Ariiona, Greenville (Braves) 4 7 Bob Mllacki, Lake Havasu, Charlotte (Orioles) 10 8 Doug Scherer, Ariiona, Hunlsville (Athletics) 7 4 CLASS AA TEXAS LEAGUE Randy McCament. Grand Canyon. Shreveporl (Giants) 4 3 8 33 43 18 13 38 97 93 52 77 24 124 138 58 86 35 86 91 39 52 CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE 6 0 Childress 1 0 Bassrf 0 0 G. Davis lb 0 0 Walling lb 1 1 Camlniti3b 0 0 Berra ss 1 0 Scoll 0000 3 2 12 2 0 2 2 10 0 0 3 111 2 0 11 4 0 10 abrhbi abrhbi 2.67 4.33 4.56 4.26 222 8.10 Mike Young, Ariiona, Wichita (Padres) 3 5 0 0 Crui If 1111 CLASS A SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE 38 11 14 10 7 2 Totals 4 0 3 0 3 0 00 3 0 11 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 110 4 112 4 110 Franco ss Hinio 2b Tabler lb Carter cf M. Hall It Jacobv 3b Snyder rf Frobeldh Bandoc Molitor dh Younlcf Manning cf Braggs rf Deer It Brock lb Feldertf Sveum si Schroeder Riles 3b Castillo 2b Atlanta Houston 000 001 100-2 202 201 04X- 1I 3 110 $020 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 4 110 3 0 10 2 110 2 111 5 0 10 4 0 2 1 4 110 511 3 44 65 62 40 43 25 97 89 24 159 150 10 19 18 10 30 19 32 58 66 21 117 108 39 55 37 S3 67 64 Grand Canyon, Greensboro (Red Sox) 3 8 3.70 Curl Schidino, Yavapai, Greensboro (Red Sox) 13 3.79 Mike Schwabe, Ariiona Stale, Fayellvllle (Tigers) 0 1 2.84 Gilbert Villanueva, Ariiona Stale, Charleston (Co-op) 2 4 2.64 CLASS A CAROLINA LEAGUE Bill ShamWin, Glendale, Kinslon (Indians) 1 3 5.12 Kevin Wickander, Grand Canyon, Kinslon (Indians) 7 5 3.90 16 30 35 25 42 54 167 2 19 28 38 23 31 63 95 26 48 21 42 Game-winning RBI Ashby (3).

Bass. LOB Atlanta 6, Houston 14. 2B G. Davis, Hubbard, Berra, Nellies, Hatcher. 3B G.

Young. HR Griffey (13), Hatcher (10). SB Halcher 2 (45). SF 34 3 9 3 Totals i Totals CLASS A FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Bass. C00RS WTERrUTIOtUl CLASSIC AT COPPER MOUNTAIN, COLO.

-MEN llthsUge- W7ms 1, Paolo Rovte, bclst Bianchi. 4 hours, 34 minutes and 43 seconds; Ron Klefcl, 7-Eteven, 3, Roberto Paohi, Gewtss 438 29; 4, Slav Speaks, Schw'nntcv Hot, Jaanus Kuum, Team Gore-T. 4:38:29. 6, Sauro Varocchi, llaly-Magniflex, 7, Martin Farfan, Colombian National, 8, Davis Phinnev, 7-Eleven, 9, Roy Knfck-man. Team Gora-Tex, 10, Andreas Kappes, Team Gore-Tex, 4:44:43.

STANDINGS 1. Jeff Pierce, 7-Eleven, 43 2, Raul Atcala, 7-Eleven, 3, Andrew Hampslen, 7-Eleven, 4, Ron Kielel, 7-Eleven, Roy Knickman, Team Gore-Tex, 43:1830. 4, Alan McCormack, Schwlnnlcv Hot, 7, Davis Phinnev, 7-Eleven, 8, Mike fcngetman, Sehwlnn-lcy Hoi, 9, Lars Wahlqvist, Gewiss Bianchi, 43:27:50: 10, Antonio Santaromila, Itaty-Maonlflex, 43:29:00. TEAM STANDINGS 1, 7-Eleven, 2, Schwlnnlcv Hoi, 3, Gewiss Bianchi, 129:55:09, 4, Team' Gore-Tex, 5, Huffy USA 6, llaly-Magniflex, 7. Colombian National, 8, Holland Amateur, 9, ADR -Belgium, 10, Pepsi International, 135:08:33.

WOMEN Third stage -43 miles 1, Leslee Schenk, Lowreys, 2 hours, 27 minutes, 19 seconds; 2, Sally Zack, Weight Watchers, 2:27:26, Al behind; 3, Inga Benedict, 7-Eleven, same time; 4, Jane Marshall, Lowreys, same time; 5, Sara Nell, Weight Watchers, same time. 6, Katrin Tobin, Lowreys, same lime; 7, Tricia Walters, 7-Eleven, same time; 8, Ruthle Mathis, Celestial Seasonings, same lime; 9, Maria Canins, Celestial Seasonings, same lime; 10, Madonna Harris, Celestial Seasonings, same lime. STANDINGS 1, Jeannle Longo, Team Lycra, 6 hours, 8 minutes, 12 seconds; 2, Maria Canins, Celestial Seasonings, 1:53 behind; 3, Madonna Harris, Celestial Seasonings, 2:16 behind; 4, Inga Benedict, 7-Eleven, 2:58 behind; 5, Leslee Schenk, Lowreys, 5:19 behind. 6, Carol Rogers-Dunning, Winning Ctub-Pcu-geol, 5:39 behind; 7, Sally Zack, Weight Watchers, 5:40 behind; 8, Jane Marshall, Lowreys, 5:40 behind; 9, Susan Ehlers, 7-Eleven, 5:41 behind; 10, Rebecca Whitehead, Celestial Seasonings, 5:42 behind. TEAM STANDINGS 2.10 2.00 Joel Estes, Ariiona, Osceola (Astros) 5 3 Brad Moore, Grand Canyon, Clearwater (Phillies) 4 7 003 000- 000 012 -3 101 000 Milwaukee Cleveland IP ER BB SO 71 62 32 63 8 11 13 3 2-3 10 11-3 0 1 1 2 5 Game-winning RBI None.

Carter, Snyder, Tabler. DP Cleveland 1. LOB Milwaukee 11, Cleveland 2B Bando. HR Frobel (2). Hinio.

SF Braggs, Tabler. Atlanta Glavine Acker Mahler Boever Houston Scoll 2.64 6.92 5.25 5.13 2.42 3.52 2.40 3.10 5.46 IP fcK BO aV CLASS A MIDWEST LEAGUE Jim Carroll, Arizona, Madison (Athletics) 7 4 Dave Carlev, Ariiona, Beloil Brewers 0 1 Doug Henry, Ariiona Stale, Beliot (Brewers) 6 9 Mike Thorpe, Ariiona Stale, Wausau (Mariners) 2 II CLASS A CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Jeff Connor, Phoenix, San Jose (Independent) 2 7 Bob Fingers, Scollsdale, Modesto (Athletics) 2 0 Bob Gunnarson, Lake Havasu, Salinas (Mariners) 3 3 Gil Heredia, Ariiona, Fresno (Giants) 3 2 Kevin Williamson, Ariiona State, Modesto (Athletics) 8 6 CLASS A NORTHWEST LEAGUE Saul Soltero. Tucson. Spokane (Padres) 4 1 6 2 2 0 10 1 1 0 0 0 1 Childress 9 3 3 0 2 Milwaukee Knudson W.3-3 Cleveland Bailes L.6-5 5 1-3 8 3 3 2 3 2-3 3 0 0 2 3 25 116 130 28 100 122 26 77 99 19 39 37 26 45 34 7 49 37 30 85 83 18 30 17 9 52 54 9 16 27 4 4 48 93 30 73 29 45 13 24 IS 39 12 42 42 72 14 43 19 46 7 6 10 4 Cordon 1.76 HBP Molllor (by Gordon). WP Bailes.

A 7,011. Umpires Brinkman, Reilly, Welke. HBP Bass (by Mahler), G. Davis (by Mahler), Hubbard (by Scoll. WP Boever.

2:42. A 18,810. Umpires Davidson, Wendelstedt, Crawford, Tata. PCL SECOND-HALF STANDINGS KOUKIE NEW TUKIV'rcNN LfcAlUfc Mall Shifted, Arizona State, Jamestown (Expos) 5 2 4.33 WHITE SOX 2. RED SOX 1 ROOKIE vULr COAST LEAGUE Bruce Wegman, Central Ariiona, Bradenlon (Expos) 0 3 ROOKIE PIONEER LEAGUE Arned Hernandei, Tucson, Helena (Brewers), 0 0 7.16 13.50 BOSTON CHICAGO abrhbi abrh 4 0 2 NORTHERN DIVISION 4 0 2 Pet.

GB 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 Calgary x-lacoma Vancouver Edmonton Pan Am Games 1 I DDogsC 37 33 29 23 Alleged Pryor victim fails to attend trial Republic Sports Wiros State prosecutors in Miami dropped the most serious of the charges facing Aaron Pryor after the professional boxer's alleged victim in a reported sexual assault could not be found to testify on Monday. Pryor pleaded "no contest" to two related, lesser charges and was fined $5,000. Pryor, who was to go to trial on Monday, received no jail time and will not have a criminal record because the judge withheld adjudication in the case. Had he been convicted of all charges, Pryor could have been sentenced to as much as two life sentences in prison. Pryor pleaded "no contest" to two charges of aggravated assault against others at the scene of the alleged sexual assault.

1988 OLYMPICS South Korea informed the International Olympic Committee that it has accepted a final IOC package on sharing part of the Summer Games with North Korea. Kim Chong-ha, president of the South Korean National Olympic Committee, sent a reply to IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch saying Seoul agrees to let North Korea stage archery, table tennis, women's volleyball, one of the soccer preliminary groups and the 100-kilometer cycling team time trials, a spokesman for Kim said. North Korea continues to demand that more events be held in its territory. Officials in Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, said the country wants to stage all of the 6occer tournament, replace cycling with another event and also share the staging of one other event NBA Former Philadelphia 76ers player and coach Billy Cunningham said he has agreed to sever his ties with the Miami Heat to become the top analyst for CBS-TV's NBA telecasts, but only after being allowed to stay with the new team through its formative stages. CBS had asked Cunningham to immediately end his association with the Heat, but he said he convinced them to accept a compromise that will let him offer the Heat his advice for about one more year.

That means Cunningham will have a say in the choosing of a coach and player-personnel director and in both the collegiate and dispersal draft for the expansion franchise. BIRD CHARGES DROPPED A charge of terroristic threatening against Boston Celtics forward Larry Bird was dismissed at the request of the complainant, a judge said in Louisville, Ky. Jefferson District Judge Charles Anderson said he dismissed the charges against Bird, his brother, Mark Bird, and his sister, Linda Campbell, because the prosecuting witness, Benjamin Campbell, had advised the county attorney's office that he wanted to drop the court case. The Campbells were in the process of obtaining a divorce when the warrants were issued earlier this month. Campbell had alleged that the three made threats against him by telephone last month.

Anderson said that he dismissed the charges without prejudice, meaning that the case could be reinstated at Campbell's request. CYCLING Italian Paolo Ro-sola took the lead when a brief fistfight broke out between two other riders. He then cruised to a convincing victory in the 107-mile Aspen to Copper Mountain (Colo.) Road Race in the Coors International Bicycle Classic. His time was 4 hours, 34 minutes, 43 seconds. In the women's race, Leslee Schenk broke into the lead 18 miles from the finish and hung on to win the 58-mile race.

Jeff Pierce of the 7-Eleven team finished 14th but retained his overall lead. GOLF Tracy Kerdyk of Coral Gables, birdied four of the last six holes on the way to a 2-under 71 and the first-round lead of the 87th U.S. Women's Amateur Championship at Barrington, R.I. Kerdyk was one of three players to break par on the first day of the six-day event at the par-73 Rhode Island Country Club. ASU's Pearl Sinn of Bellflower, and Blue Kinander of recorded one-under 72s.

FOYT NOT FINED CART officials have decided to take no immediate action against driver A.J. Foyt despite his run-in with a race official on Sunday at the Quaker State 500. On Sunday, CART's chief steward, Wally Dallenbach, said he would consider fining Foyt for accosting a CART official at the conclusion of the'Quaker State race at Mount Pocono, Pa. John Evenson, director of communications for CART, said Dallenbach planned to sleep on it, then make a decision in the morning. 19 .661 23 .589 4 27 .518 8 32 .418 36 .345 17'i Guillen ss 4 110 Redus If 3 0 0 0 Baines rf 3 12 0 K.Williams rf 0 0 0 0 Hassev dh 4 0 2 1 G.

Walker lb 2 0 0 1 Fisk 3 0 10 Hill 3b 3 0 10 Lyons cf 2 0 0 0 Manrique 2b 3 0 0 0 Burks cf Barrett 2b Boggs3b Baylor dh Dw. Evans lb Greenwell If Bemingerrf Horn ph S. Owen ss Marzanoc Totals 4 1 1 3 0 1 3 0 1 19 Portland L10 Str 4-6 L2 7-3 LI 6- 4 W2 1-9 Wl 4- 6 L4 7- 3 Wl 7-3 LI 3-7 LI 6-4 Wl 5- 5 W5 SOUTHERN DIVISION AT INDIANAPOLIS MEDALS Las Vegas 24 .564 1 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 32 1 7 27 3 7 2 1 Totals 31 28 28 27 22 Tucson X-Albuquerque Phoenix 27 .509 3 28 .500 3Vi 28 .491 4 33 .400 10 Boston i i.v'L,nu 1 1 4:51 behind; 3, Lowreys, 8:57 behind; 4, Team Lycra, 10:01 behind; 5, Golden Books-Ernies, 10 02 behind; 6, Weight Watchers, 11:13 behind; 7, Winning Club-Peugeol, 15:59 behind; 8, Sun Buslers, 1:07:06 behind. 000 000 100-1 000 101 OOx-2 Chicago Hawaii won first-half divisional lille. Game-winning RBI G.Walker (5).

DP Boston 1. Chicago 2. LOB Boston Tennis 7, Chicago 5. 2B Hassey, Guillen, Greenwell. SB Baylor (5).

Redus, Lyons. SF G. Walker. if RHUW Boston Sellers L.4-6 Sannbilo 7 2-3 1-3 Chicago Country Tot United States 151 106 70 377 Cuba 55 46 38 139 Canada 20 45 68 133 Brazil 10 12 22 44 Argentina 13 7 16 36 Mexico 8 10 16 34 Colombia 6 7 13 26 Venezuela 3 10 9 22 Puerto Rico 2 3 9 14 Costa Rica 3 4 5 12 Jamaica 2 3 7 12 Dominican Republic 0 2 7 9 Peru 0 2 4 6 Bahamas 0 2 3 Ecuador 0 1 4 Chile 1 1 3 Uruguay 2 2 0 4 Panama 0 3 0 3 Nicaragua 0 0 3 3 Suriname 10 12 Trinidad 6 Tobago 0 112 U.S. Virgin Islands 0 112 Bermuda 0 0 11 Honduras 0 0 11 Netherlands Antilles 0 0 11 Guatemala 0 0 11 Paraguay 0 0 11 LaPoinl SUNDAY'S RESULTS Phoenix 4, Albuquerque 2 Las Vegas 7, Tucson 4 Vancouver 5, Calgary 4, 16 Innings Edmonton 5, Tacoma 0 Hawaii 7, Portland 5 MONDAY'S RESULTS Las Vegas at Phoenix, (n) Vancouver al Tucson, (n) Edmonton al Calgary, (nj Tacoma al Albuquerque, (n) Portland at Hawaii, (n) TODAY'S GAMES Las Vegas at Phoenix Vancouver at Tucson Edmonton al Calgary Tacoma at Albuquerque Portland al Hawaii Sunday's results 7 2 Thigpen 5,6 HBP -Baylor (byLaPolnl).

2:28. A 16,362. Umpires Palermo. Morrison. Tschlda.

PHOENIX GREYHOUND PARK SUNDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST Tri Audi S5.40, 4.60, 2.80; Wings Of Greed $15 80. 4.80; Giver 12.60. SECOND Bob's Stylish J12.20, 6.80, 2.40; Tuff Current $7.40, 2.80; JR's January $2.20. $37.40. DAILY DOUBLE (4-2) $25 JO.

THIRD TV Boy Joey $10.40, 5.40, 5.00; Angels Sin $19.40, 6.60; Double Talker $4.00. FOURTH Custom Design $10.00, 3.60, 3.20; Ann's Denver Gal $12 00, 10.80; RS's Sweet Lips $2.40. Q-12-3) FIFTH Juslalitllerapid $18.00, 9.80, 5.40; Shy Lady $6 80, 4.80; JR's Silky Neon $8.00. SIXTH Era Mae's Par $12.00, 6.80, 8.40; WD's Sport $4.60, 3.20; Reno Ron $4.80. Q-(4-5)-SI8 60.TR-(5-4-2)-$219.80.

SEVENTH Local Motion $2.80, 3.O0, 2.70; Adios Tort $8.40, 2.80; Caiun Empire $3.00. EIGHTH Couldn't Resist $10.80, S.60, 430; JR's Dora $7.60, 5.00: Sandford Cherry $2.40. NINTH Milamber $42.60, 28.60, 9.60; Western Tyler $9.80, 6.00; Heather Clear $5.80. TENTH JR's Kit Kat $3.70. 2.20, 2.20; Melon $7.60.

4.00; Ma Pleaser $3.60. Q-( 1-6) ELEVENTH Coldwater Janet $7.40, 4.60, 5 00, Tulela $3.80, 3.20; VV Hoi Tara $4.00. TWIN TR (8-1-2) $133.00. TWELFTH Day Slip $9.40, 6.80, 4.80: Froggie $30.60, 7.80; TV Teacher $6.00. TWIN TR No winners.

Carry-over $2,530.00. A 2030. $251,051.00. Phillips. TWINS 4.

MARINERS 2 SEATTLE MINNESOTA abrhbi abrhbi Brantleycf 4 0 10 Gladden tf 4 110 P. Bradley 4 0 0 0 Newman ss 1100 A. Davis lb 4 0 2 0 Puckelt cl 4 0 0 0 FIREBIRDS ALBUQUERQUE abrhbi 4, DUKES 2 PHOENIX abrhbi Escobar ss 4 0 0 0 M. Williams 3b 4 0 2 0 Melendei lb 3 12 0 4 12 0 5 1 2 1 0 2 1 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 Perconle 2b Dugasss R.Williams If Woodson 3b Bryant rl Debus lb Moses lb 0 0 0 0 Gaetli 3b 4 12 1 Phelps dh 2 110 Brunnskydh 4 112 Matthews ph 1 0 0 0 Larkin lb 3 0 0 0 Presley 3b 4 112 Lombrdii 2b 4 0 1 0 Kingeryrf 3 0 10 Davidson rf 3 0 10 Vallec 4 0 0 0 Buterac 3 0 2 0 Ramos ss 2 0 10 S. Bradley 3b 10 0 0 Reynolds 2b 3 0 0 0 3 2 11 4 113 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 Tillman If Reldcf Cockrell rf Litton 2b 3 0 2 0 J.

Gonialet cf 4 0 1 0 Mercado 4 0 0 0 Livingston 0 0 0 0 F. Gonialet 3 0 1 0 Totals 32 2 1 2 Totals 30 4 I 3 ATP CHAMPIONSHIPS AT MASON, OHIO Men's flrst.rtund singles Mats Wllander (I), Sweden, del. Leonardo Lavalle. Mexico, 7-6 (7-1), 7-4 (7-3); Barry Moir, South Africa, del. David Pate (9), Las Vegas, 4-4, 7-6 (7-3), 4-3; Vliay Amrllral, Los Angeles, def.

Guy Forget, France, 6-3, 7-5; Ramesh Krishnan, India, def. Christo Stevn, South Africa, 6-0, 4-4. Tarik Benhabiles (16), Britain, def. Carl Llm-berger, Australia, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4); John FitiGerald, Australia, def. Johan Carlsson, Sweden, 4-2, 4-1; Jim Pugh, Palos Verdes, def.

Jonas Svensson (12). Sweden, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4); Howard Herr, South Africa, del. Ken Flach, Sebring, 7-6 (7-4), 6-1. Anders Jarryd (8), Sweden, def. Thierry Tu-lasne, France, 6-2, 6-4; Scott Davis (13), Bard-moor, def.

Dexter Mac Bride, Los Angeles, 6-3, 4-1; Peter Lundgren, Sweden, del. Bit! Scenlon, Dallas, 6-4, 4-2. PLAYERS CHALLENGE AT TORONTO Women's Sril-reund singles Marianne Perei-Roldan, Argentina, def. Karen Dewis, Canada, 7-5, 6-0; Elitabeth Smvlie (12), Australia, def. Wittrud Trobsl, West Germany, 6-4, 7-6 (11-9); Sara Gomer, Britain, def.

Jillian Alexander, Canada, 6-1, 6-3. Isabel Cueto, West Germany, def. Tina Scheuer-Larsen, Denmark, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2; Barbara Potter (9), Woodbury, def. Iva Buderova, Ciechoslovakia, 6-3, 6-2; Laura Gltdemelsler, Peru, def. Betlina Futco, Argentina, 7-5, 4-4.

Alycla Moulton, Palo Alio, def. Dianne Van Rensberg, South Africa, 6-4. 7-6 (7-3); Tina Mochliuki, South Pasadena, def. Annabel Crotl, Britain, 4-4. 5-7, 4-4; Michelle Torres, Norlhfield, def.

Ann Henricksson, Mahlomedi, 4-3, 6-2. Woman's first-round doublet Niege Dlas, Braiil, and Sabrina Goles, Yugoslavia, del. Dee Ann Hansel, Atlanta, and Sue Leo, Australia, 3-6, 6-1, 4-4. BOYS NATIONAL CITY TEAM AT KANSAS CITY, KAN. 18 and under TEAMS Dallas 49, Houston 42, San Anlonio 42, Chicago 40, San Diego 32, SI.

Louis 31, Phoenix 16, Kansas City 2. PHOENIX TEAM Dennis Schmld, Mike Riley, David Llpschultt, Greg Prudhomme, Huy Hvuon. Mark Tavlor. Frir Srhiilman I' ScattU 000 200 000-2 300 010 OOx-4 Brantley 2 0 0 0 Waslnger ph 10 0 0 Scurry 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 4 8 4 Minnesota Schweighlfr 2 0 0 0 Reyes 10 0 0 Totals 36 2 11 2 Game-winning RBI Gaetti (12). Reynolds.

DP Seattle 1. Minnesota 3. College football Albuquerque 100 Phoenix 000 000 100-2 103 OOx 4 LOB Seattle 5, Minnesota 6. 2B Gaetli 2, A. Davis, hk Brunansky (25), Presley (21).

SB Gladden (21), Pucketl (9). UPI TOP 20 (First place votes in parentheses) Game-winning RBI Reid (8). M. Williams, Cockrell. DP Albuquerque Phoenix 1.

LOB Albuquerque 10, Phoenix 6. 3B R. Williams. HR Dugas (6); Tillman (10), Reid (15). IP ER BB SO Newman, Seattle Langslon L.

13-10 Pis 1986 rank 8 4 3 3 7 3 IK 11 RtUDbW Minnesota 61-3 1 1-3 0 FIELD HOCKEY MEN Semifinals Canada 3, Chile 2, penally strokes SOFTBALL MEN British Virgin Islands 5, U.S. Virgin Islands 3 Cuba 7, Argentina 0 WOMEN El Salvador 1, Peru 0, 9 innings VOLLEYBALL Cuba def. Brazil, 15-2, 15-12, IMS, 11-15, 15-13 WATER POLO Cuba 12, BrazllS Sunday's results BASEBALL Puerto Rico 11, Venezuela 2 Cuba 17, Nicaragua 1, 7 innings Canada 16, Antilles 5 BASKETBALL MEN Ouarterfinals United States 105, Uruguay 81 Puerto Rico 78, Panama 77 Mexico 110, Canada 101 Brazil 131, Venezuela 84 Ninth place Argentina 101, U.S. Virgin Islands 90 FIELD HOCKEY MEN Ouarterfinals Trinidad Tobago 8, Bermuda 1 Barbados 2, Mexico 1 Ninth plac Jamaica 2, Peru I WOMEN Jamaica 7, Bermuda 0 Albuquerque Schwelgholfer L.2-3 Livingston Phoenix Brantley W.6-10 Alherlon Schaltedar Reardon S.24 2 1 0 2 the 1 1-3 Schaiieder pitched lo one batter Scurry 5,4 WP Schweiohoffer. Brantley.

Scurry. eighth. 2:26. A 79,623. Umpires Coble, McCoy, Denkinger, Scoll.

14 12 II 16 19 20 17 record 11- 1 10-2 10-3 8-3-1 10-2 10- 2 12- 0 10-1-1 11- 1 9-3 9-3 9-3 8-2-2 7- 4-1 8- 3-1 5-6 7-5 9- 3 10- 3 4-5 Team 1986 I.Oklahoma (44) 2. Nebraska 3. Ohio Slate (7) 4. UCLA 5. Auburn 6.

Michigan 7. Penn State (3) 8. Ariiona Stale 9. Miami 10. (lie) Texas 10.

(lie) LSU 17. Arkansas 13. Clemson 14. Florida Slated) 15. Washington 14.

Notre Dame 17. Tennessee IB. Iowa 19. Alabama 20. Florida 743 556 574 522 413 406 346 335 287 260 760 238 224 211 169 84 62 60 57 S3 MINORS 2:35.

A STARS 7. TOROS 4 Tucson 040 000 000 4 1 Las Vegas 402 010 OOx 7 9 0 Keltev, Edwards (6), Solano (8) and Reynolds; Woina, Simmons (8) and Parent. Woina, 5-4. Kelley, 5-7. Save Simmons (21).

HR Las Vegas: Gillaspie (11). 2:36. A 3,238. FIREBIRDS STATISTICS Through Sunday's earn HITTING 15 9 Roberts. Latest Linerl Home teams In capital letters OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Air Force, Baylor, Boston College, Brigham Young, Colorado, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan Stale, North Carolina, Oklahoma Stale, Pittsburgh, San Diego State, Southern Cat, Stanford, Syracuse.

AB HR RBI Avg. 79 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 454 68 264 45 333 318 308 American League 13 Odds Underdo 44 Favorite CLEVELAND DETROIT TRANSACTIONS CHICAGO 151 84 4 13 42 101 81 102 26 97 68 35 3 TEXAS 152 25 385 60 309 60 391 74 100 17 386 74 CALIFORNIA Melendei Tillman Gonialet Graham Williams Escobar Kuicher reid Waslnger Cockrell Jones Litton Stockslllf Ouelletle Others Pitchers Pick'em Milwaukee 7W8'4 Minnesota 5-6'A Boston Even-4 Kansas City 5'-6Vi Baltimore 6-7 SEATTLE S-4' OAKLAND National League 6- 7 Los Angeles 7- 8 Pittsburgh 46 I 10 28 43 47 77 8 62 40 20 0 13 135 7 New York .295 .276 .262 .262 .261 .260 .251 .251 .233 .214 .206 .256 .135 Toronto 271 64 MONTREAL 150 15 14 0 107 15 CINCINNATI 22 7-8 San Francisco 7-8 San Diego S4-6'4 Chicago NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA 1130 151 269 96 7 13 4267 684 1131 Totals 416 MS HOUSTON TRIPLES Escobar 1. Melendei 1. Cockrell 5-6' SI Louis NFL EXHIBITION Paints Underdog Saturday Sunday's results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis 7, Omaha 4 Denver 2, Nashville 1 Louisville 6, Oklahoma City 1 Iowa 4-8. Buffalo 0-13 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester 3, Toledo 2 Columbus 6, Syracuse 7 Tidewater 5, ichmond 2 Pawluckel II, Maine 4 EASTERN LEAGUE Harrisburg 7-4, Albany 4-3 New Britain 1, Glens Falls 0 Reading Pittsfield 2 Vermont 4, Williamsport 3 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Knoxville 6, Charlotte 4, 13 innings Orlando 10, Columbus 9 Jacksonville 2, Greenville Chattanooga 7, Birmingham 2 Hunlsville 6, Memphis I CAROLINA LEAGUE Kinslon 4, Peninsula 2 Durham 6, Salem 4 Prince William 4, Hagerslown 3 Winston Salem 10, Lynchburg 6 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Charleston, W.

Va. Greensboro 0 Asheville 7, Gastonia 0 Spartanburg 6, Fayettevllle 0 Savannah 6, Columbia Sumter 10, Charleston, S.C. 0 Myrtle Beach 4, Macon 3, 12 Innings FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Charlotte 3, St. Petersburg 2 Ft. Myers 7-1, Tampa 4-5 Ft.

Lauderdale 3-11, Lakeland 2-1 Osceola 8, Vero Beach 6 Miami 2-1, Winter Haven 1-0 Daylona Beach 8, West Palm Beach 1 Clearwater 2, Dunedin 0 TEXAS LEAGUE El Paso 9, Midland 8 Jackson 6, Shreveporl 5 Wichita 5, San Antonio 4, 13 Innings Only games scheduled NORTHWEST LEAGUE Salem 8, Bellingham 3 Eugene 7, Everett 2 Bend 9, Boise 3 Medlord 2, Spokane 0 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE Bristol 2, Pulaski I Bluefield 6, Kinosport 4 Eliiabethlon 7, Burlington 5 Johnson City 11, Wylheville NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Favorite x-Washlnglon CHICAGO NY Jets DETROIT NEW ORLEANS NY GIANTS Kuicher Jones 4, Reid 4, Lit Ion 1, Waslnger 2, Graham 1, Ouellelte 1, Stockslill 1, Tillman Williams 1, others 4. Total 47. DOUBLES Reid 22, Cockrell 20, Melendei 17, Jones 14, Escobar 12, Tillman 12, Kuicher II, Williams 10, Ouellelle Graham 6, Litton 6, Waslnger 3, Stockslill others 62. Total 204. STOLEN BASES Kutcher 26, Reid IS, Escobar 10, Jones 8, Tillman 8, Cockrell 7, Williams 5, Waslnger 3, Melendei 2, Ouelletle others 23.

total 108. PITCHING Pick'em GREEN BAY 6 Pittsburgh Pick'em TAMPA BAY I Cincinnati 4 Houston 4 Cleveland 3 Indianapolis 1 ST LOUIS 4 Atlanta 7 Dallas 4 Buffalo Sunday 3 Philadelphia 2 LA Rams Mendav MINNESOTA Seattle KANSAS CITY SAN FRANCISCO LA RAIDERS NEW ENGLAND SAN DIEGO NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Fullback Hokle Gaian retired and was named a scout. Waived cornerback Preston Davis, linebackers Merlon Jones and Mark Russell, light end Darren Gotlschalk, guard Phillip James and nose lackle Ted Elliot. NEW YORK JETS Waived safely Robert Ducksworlh. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Signed defensive end Raymond Phillips.

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Waived defensive end Stafford Mays, defensive backs Fletcher Louallen and Ken Sims, linebackers Tony Buford and Kellh Prulll, defensive tackle Ike Readon, oflensive linemen Eric Pope, David Johnson and Paul Constantino, wide receiver Ron Brown, running back John Adams and quarterback Adrian Breen. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Waived wide receiver Paul Jokisch and cornerback Tyrone Justin. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Waived tree safely Craig Curry, defensive lineman Mike Charles, quarterback Geoff Torrella, guard Donald Pumphrey, lackle Greg Robinson, center Almon Young, wide receivers Herkie Walts and Stephen Carter, running back Reggi Taylor, delensive backs Kevin Walker and Tony Mayes and linebackers Fred McCallister and Cam Jacobs. Named Bill Klein vice president of administration.

WASHINGTON REDSKINS Waived cor-nerbacks Michael Mitchell and David Ether ly and wide receiver Derrick Shepard. Placed linebackers John Mickens and Kennelh Robinson and lighl end Albert Reese. NHL NEW YORK ISLANDERS Signed right wing Brad Dalgarno and left Derek King. COLLEGE MERCY Named Janice Rowlings assistant women's basketball coach. BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE CALIFORNIA ANGELS Placed catcher Darrell Miller on the 15-day disabled list.

Purchased the contract of catcher Jack Fimple from Edmonton of the PCL. LEAGUE OFFICE Reduced suspension of Cleveland outfielder Brett Butler from five lo three games. NATIONAL LEAGUE CINCINNATI REDS Signed reliever Tom Hume. NFL ATLANTA FALCONS Signed running back -kick returner Sylvester Stamps. CLEVELAND BROWNS Waived tackle Jim Meyer, defensive end Mik Degnen and linebacker Matt Batlaglia.

DALLAS COWBOYS Signed wide receivers Joe Phillips and Jo Smith, cut wide receiver Ray McDonald, corner back Jimmy Armstrong, salely Marshall Barnes, center Eric Coss, linebacker Jeff Hurd, light end Brent Peterson and guard Garth Thomas. DETROIT LIONS Agreed lo terms with nose tackle Dav Logan. Released nose tackles Tony Garbercivk and Mark Catano, kicker Dav Jacobs and fullback Weld on Ledbeller. GREEN BAY PACKERS Cut lighl end Dan Ross, punier BIN Renner, running back Kevin Wilhlle, offensive lineman Ed Konopa-sek, and defensive backs Anthony Harrison and LeRoy Wardell. HOUSTON OILERS Traded center Jim Romano lo New England for an undisclosed 1968 drall choice and released offensive lineman Louis Garza.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Signed corner-back Wayne Smith. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Acquired linebacker Jack Del Rio from New Orleans. W-L IP. ER BB SO ERA 10-6 74 78 22 28 40 2.58 1- 2 S3 36 16 34 49 2.72 2- 4 63 68 25 28 40 3 57 Perlman Scurry err an Bockus Mason 46 39 S7 3.99 -4 111 5-1 61 62 28 20 49 4.13 DENVER 7 Miami x-ai Madison, Wis. Brantley 5-10 158 171 81 74 103 4 41 Mulholland 6-12 156 502 IB? 87 81 83 Sports menu Corbell 7-6 146 184 84 46 69 Medvln 0-1 IB'i 19 12 13 13 Cook 2-4 46 59 31 24 19 Puikunas 3-1 19 18 16 17 14 515 589 596 7.32 TODAY PCL Las Veoas al Firebirds.

Phoenix Municipal Stadium, p.m. Others 17-10 225 208 112 124 142 4.47 TOTALS 66-41 1128' 1196 S60 578 673 4.49 RUNS Mulholland 114, Brantley 100, Corbell 99, Bockus SO, Cook 37, Mason 34, Ferran 31, Perlman 28. Puikunas 17, Scurry 17, Medvin 16, Others 129. Total 672. SAVES Perlman 14, Bockus 7, Scurry 4, Ferran 1, Mulholland 1, others 5.

Total 32. COMPLETE GAMES Mulholland 3, Bockus 2, Brantley 2, Corbell 2, Cook Mason others 2. Total 13. WEDNESDAY PCL Las Veoas at Firebirds. Phoenix Municipal Stadium, 7:05 p.m.

St. Catharines 8, Oneonla 4 Erie 4, Little Falls 3 Jamestown 4, Ulica 3 Geneva 6, Walerlown 2 Newark 4. Auburn 3 Belevla ll.ElmiraS i aung orags. Firebird international Raceway, 6 p.m. DOG RACING Phoenix Greyhound Park.

330 and 730p.m..