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1C THE PALM BEACH POST FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1992 GOLDEN FINGERS 966-7661 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 7i 1 ewis rips track officials NAUGHTY GIRLS 969-6262 TONIGHT 7:15 fc i r- i i a. a i. Claims Trials are held too close to Olympics i DELIIAY BEACH GOLF CLUB IN JUNE TUESDAY pete in the Olympics if the United Nations lifts its sanctions before Olympics Roundup THROUGH SUNDAY 7:15: the Games begin July 25. DIVING Restaurant 'Lounge Driw'njj Range ALL PLANTS V2 off June 18-19-20 Palm Nursery 6125 S. Military Tr.

(Lmtana Rd. Military) I Kjs MATS. TUES. INDIANAPOLIS The two-time national 3-meter springboard champion Mark Lenzi is one day and 11 dives away from a trip to 2 NOON i 1 1 3 Resident iu Non-Resident ALL CHARITY CARDS ACCfcPTED Barcelona after placing first in the preliminaries in the U.S. Olympic Trials at the Indiana University rfi tf aua mm mm i Natatorium.

$io, Lenzi took the lead with 687.57 Each Heaviest t1' 2200 Highland Avenue Dclray Beach 24S-7380 Call For Tee Timet a Dolphin, Wahoo King fish Tie Associated Press NEW ORLEANS At the U.S. Odympic Trials for track and field, itj seems as if the sport is on trial as well as the athletes. The Trials haven't started, but in courtrooms and at news conferences, some of the United States' tjp stars are criticizing the way the system is run. Carl Lewis became the latest to cHticize American track officials When he said Thursday that the Olympic Trials are being held too close to the start of the Barcelona Olympics. The Trials end June 28, tfce Olympics start July 25.

He said there's no reason to run so many heats in the Trials, which begin today. "Trying to duplicate the Olympics is pretty silly, especially now that most of the athletes have already been to the Olympics or are experienced in international competition," said Lewis, a six-time Ofympic gold medalist. "They need to back off and allow the athletes more rest to prepare." BASKETBALL BARCELONA, Spain The European Olympic qualifying basketball tournament that opens today in Spain will look anything but f5feign to American fans. New Jersey Nets guard Drazen Petrovic of Croatia and Indiana Pacers forward Detlef Schrempf of Germany are just two of the five current NBA players taking part, and at least 10 others in the tournament have been drafted by NBA clubs. Other familiar names include Golden State Warriors forward Sarunas Marciulionis (Lithuania), Atlanta Hawks forward Alexander Volkov (Commonwealth of Independent States) and former Phoenix Suns center Georgi Glouchkov (Bulgaria).

The reigning world and European champion, Yugoslavia, is unlikely to take part. The Yugoslavs, who feature Los Angeles Lakers center Vlade Divac, former Miami Heat center Milos Babic, and former San Antonio Spurs forward Zarko Pa-spalj, were banned this week by Spanish organizers after the United Nations voted sanctions against the nation for its war with Bosnia-Herzegovina. Olympic organizers say Yugoslavia may have a chance to com- points in the preliminaries. Mark Bradshaw, who finished fifth in the 1988 Olympics, is second at 678.63, and four-time national champion Kent Ferguson of Fort Lauderdale is third at 662.100. All 12 participants moved into today's finals, and the two Olympic representatives will be determined by combined scores.

(Results, 8C) EQUESTRIAN GLADSTONE, N.J. Norman Dello Joio of West Palm Beach and the Winsome Farm's import, Irish, posted a clear round to hold onto their fourth position at the fifth U.S. selection Trials with a clear round at 16.75 penalties. A four-member U.S. team will be named when the double round final trial concludes Saturday.

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A Boynlon Bch Blvd FSL Standings For More Information Call: (JOS) 942-3204 (ppWOBle Pl;) NOW HIRINO 2 EAST Pet. CB By MIKE MELTON Special to The Palm Beach Post PORT ST. LUCIE The West Palm Beach Expos clinched the Florida State League East Division first-half title in grand style Thursday night. Mike Daniels hit an eighth-inning grand slam in the second game against the St. Lucie Mets that completed a doubleheader sweep 1-0 and 7-2 at Thomas J.

yhite Stadium. The Expos are four games ahead of second-place St. Lucie vith two games to play in the first half, a 5 p.m. doubleheader today at White Stadium. Daniels' grand slam was his )urth homer of the year and his lird at White Stadium.

He also had an RBI double in the seventh that tied the game and forced extra innings. He was 3-for-5 for the I "I like this park," Daniels said, 'if've played well here before. I y-West Palm Beach 38 .567 St. Lucie 34 33 507 Fort Lauderdale 30 35 462 7 Vero Beach 28 37 431 9 CENTRAL y-Osceola 42 25 .427 Baseball City 36 31 .537 6 Lakeland 35 33 515 Vi Winter Haven 21 46 .313 21 WEST y-Sarasota 49 19 .721 Clearwater 38 30 559 10 Charlotte 37 32 536 12'i Dunedin 35 33 .515 14 St. Petersburg 25 41 .379 23 Fort Myers 22 46 .324 27 y-Clinched first half title Thursday's results West Palm Beach 1, St.

Lucie 0, 1st game West Palm Beach 7, St. Lucie 2, 2nd game (8) Charlotte 2, Clearwater 1 (5, susp. rain) Baseball City 1, Winter Haven 2 Dunedin 6, St. Petersburg 1 Fort Lauderdale 1, Vero Beach 6, 1st game Fort Lauderdale 6, Vero Beach 3, 2nd game Sarasota 12, Fort Myers 3 Lakeland 4, Osceola 3 Today's games Wesl Palm Beach at St. Lucie, 2, 5 p.m.

Fort Lauderdale at Vero Beach Clearwater at Charlotte St. Petersburg at Dunedin Fort Myers at Sarasota Winter Haven at Lakeland Baseball City at Osceola i TAKE A QQn WL 11 i 1 5 i've with the situation the way it vas that (the Mets' Joe Crawford) wasn't going to pitch around me." West Palm (38-29) had to come enth-inning RBI single gave the Expos a 1-0 victory. Tavo Alvarez (10-3) went the distance for the win, giving up four hits. It was the 10th time the Mets have been shut out this season. "I think that we'll have to play as hard as we did and concentrate as well in the second half as we did in this doubleheader," West Palm Beach manager Dave Jauss said.

from behind to win the game. Mets pitcher Joe Roa held the Expos to one run on six hits through six innings while St. Lucie (34-33) got ah RBI double from Ed Fully in the sfecond and a solo home run from Butch Huskey in the third for a 2-1 lead. With one out in the seventh, the WPB 1, St. Lucie 0 Esfpos' Shaun Murphy hit a fly ball that bounced off center fielder Jay Davis' glove, allowing Murphy to reach second base.

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much more! FIRST GAME WEST PALM BEACH ST. LUCIE abrhbl abrhbl White cf 40 1 0 Vina 2b 30 10 Krause ss 30 1 1 Millan dh 3 0 0 0 Mallnoski 2b 4 0 10 Davis cf 3 0 2 0 Wilstead lb 3 0 0 0 Huskey 3b 3 0 0 0 Jenkins dh 3 0 0 0 Jacobs lb 3 0 0 0 Campbell 3b 3 00 0 Fully rf 20 1 0 Murphy rf 3 0 2 0 Ledesma ss 2 0 0 0 Austin If 2 110 McCllnton If 2 0 0 0 Daniel 3 0 1 0 A.Castillo 2 0 0 0 Totals 28 1 7 1 Totals 23 0 4 II West Palm Beach 000 000 1 -1 St. Lucie 000 000 0 -8 (1-2) relieved Roa and after intentionally walking Rondell White, cot Ron Krause to flv out to end the inning. -Crawford struck out Chris Mah- noski to ODen the eiehth. but Randv Wilstead reached on an error bv E-Huskey, Ledesma.

DP-West Palm Beach 2, St. Lucie 1. LOB-West Palm Beach 8, St. Lucie 2. 2B-Davis, Murphy.

SB-Krause (5), Vina (14). IP ER BB SO WEST PALM BEACH Alvarej 10-3 7 4 0 0 0 5 ST. LUCIE J.Castillo 5-5 7 7 1 1 1 2 HBP By J.Castillo (Austin). first baseman James Harris and hbsh wmm iilfpi Brett Jenkins was walked inten tionally to set up a double play. Scott CamDbell loaded the bases when he reached on another Harris error, ana urawiora waiKea mut- WPB 7, St.

Lucie 2 SECOND CAME WEST PALM BEACH ST. LUCIE ab rh bi phyt scoring Wilstead. Austin popped up before Daniels hit his grand slam. We ve made so many errors all yesar, you Knew it was going to ena ab bi 40 0 0 4 0 2 0 40 10 4 111 30 10 100 0 3 110 3 0 11 100 0 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 31 2 7 White, cf Krause, ss Mallnoski, 2b Wilstead, lb Jenkins, dh Campbell, 3b Murphy, rf Austin, If Keighley, Daniel, Totals 3 0 2 1 Vina, 2b 50 1 OMIIIan, dh 4 0 0 0 Davis, cf 4 110 Huskey, 3b 3 10 0 Jacobs, lb 4 10 0 Harris, lb 3 3 11 Fully, rf 4 0 10 Ledesma, ss 2 0 2 0 Sandy, If 2 12 5 McCllnton, If Rudolph, 34 710 7 Totals up posting us at tne ena, st. Lucie manager jonn lamargo saia, we I just seu-aestructea.

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