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Po-The Post, Friday, October 31, 1980 or rv fyy- .1 Calgary Rally Tops Bruins ATW 1 1 .1, Calgary HH Boston I 1-1 First Period None. Penalties Plett, Cal, 3: 39; Bourque, Bos, Lever, Cal, 19:05. Second Period 1, Bolton, O'Reilly 2 (Mac-Tavlsh, Melnyk), 3:28. Penalty Holt, Cal, 13: 41. Third Period 2, Calgary, Reinhart 2 (Nillson, Lavallee) 4:57.

3, Calgary Plett 6 (Schoulnard) 6: 19. 4, Calgary, Rautakalll 1 (Vail, MacMlllan) 12: 14. Penalties Murdoch, Cal, Pederson, Cal, O'Reilly, Bos, Smith, Cal, malor, 14: 13; Jonathan, Bos, mlnor-malor, Wilson, Cal, 18:09. Shots an goal Calgary 6-7-619. Boston 15-14-5-34.

Goalies Calgary, Riggin; Boston, Vachon. Hartford 2 i 92 Montreal 13 41 First Period 1, Hartford, Johnston 3 (Mark Howe), 11:10.1 Montreal, Wickenheiser 2 (Lafleur, Tremblay), 12:5. 3, Hartford, Stoughton 1 (Rogers; Abrahamsson), 17:53. Penalties Sims, Har, Boutette, Her, Lapointe, Mon, 15:44. Second Period 4, Montreal, Lafleur 3 (Shutt, Larouche), 14:3.

5, Montreal, Larouche 4 (Lafleur), 15:28. 0, Montreal, Jarvis 3 (Houle, Robinson), 19:23. Penalties Stoughton, Har, 1: 38; Glngras, Mon, 10:49. Third Period 7, Montreal, Larouche 5 (Lafleur, Shutt), 1:20. 8, Montreal, Lafleur 4 (Shutt, Robinson), 11:5 9, Montreal, Lamberts, 14:59.

10, Montreal, Napier 3, 15:5. Penalty-Ley, Har, minor-misconduct, 15:56. Shots on goal Hartford 12-7-10-29. Montreal 13-10-1-39. Goalies -i Hartford, Garrett.

Montreal, Larocque. 8 2 Montreal Hartford 3 3 NY Rangers Philadelphia Poll Wire Service BOSTON Paul Reinhart and Willie Plett scored power-play goals 89 seconds apart early in the third period last night and the Calgary Flames extended Boston's winless streak to seven games in rallying for a 3-1 National Hockey League victory over the Bruins. Outshot 29-13 and trailing 1-0, the Flames came alive after an apparent Boston power-play goal by Stan Jonathan was disallowed at the outset of the final period. Referee Dave Newell ruled that Jonathan had high-sticked the puck into the goal. Calgary, which had only a 2-15-1 record here while playing in Atlanta, came to life after Boston's Barry Pederson was penalized for hooking at 4:27.

Kent Nillson faked a shot and passed over to Reinhart for the power-play goal at 4:57, trying the score 1-1. The Flames needed only nine seconds to go ahead after Terry O'Reilly was called for tripping at 6: 20. Plett took a pass from Guy Schoui-nard and scored his sixth goal of the season at 6:29. Calgary, dominating the play completely after its first score, added an insurance goal as Pekka Rautakallio scored on a pass from Eric Vail on a two-on-one break. Calgary goalie Pat Riggin had 33 saves to 16 for Boston's Rogie Vachon.

MONTREAL Guy Lafleur and Pierre Larouche each scored two goals to fuel a Canadiens' blitz of seven straight goals and Montreal overwhelmed the Hartford Whalers 8-2. It was just the third victory this season for the Canadiens, who hadn't won at home since Oct. 18. Hartford took a 2-1 lead after the first period on goals by Bernie Johnston and Blaine Stoughton. Stoughton ended his holdout Wednesday he had been declared a free agent by signing with the Whalers, for whom he scored 56 goals last season, tying him for the league lead.

Montreal then assumed command. Lafleur and Larouche scored 52 seconds apart in the second period and Doug Jarvis beat Whalers goalie John Garrett with 37 seconds left in the second period for a 4-2 Montreal edge. PHILADELPHIA Anders Hed-berg's goal at 13:56 of the third period gave the New York Rangers a 3-3 tie with the Philadelphia Flyers in an injury-filled game. The tie snapped a five-game Flyers' winning streak. The lackluster first period included only four shots on goal by both teams.

Early in the period, Bobby Clarke high-sticked Ranger i rookie Mike Allison, resulting in a major penalty. Allison was carried off on a stretcher with what was later described as a bruised neck and jaw. Philadelphia got the first goal when Brian Propp scored on a backhand after a scramble in front of the Rangers' net at 7:36 of the second period. The Rangers tied it on Ron Duguay's third goal of the season. 1 iniiii i rv i ill I fc tvMo 'w-Mr It it III lv ms: ))JJ United Press International Hartford goalie John Garrett stops a shot by Gaston Gingras TANK AAcNAAAARA IT ANTl-rAMILY 10 MAKEf1 THEY'RE TROUNCED WEEKS NBA AFTER WEEK, BUT CHARLIE 1 1 TURNAROUND AND RUN.

Eastern Conference Atlantic Division I Bob Kuntz 3, A.J. Roslnskl 3, Sid Bar-nett 3, Ray Martin 3, Joseph Brown 3, Warren Wright 3, Mike Koch 3, Geroge Long 3, Bill Brown 3, Ernie Morgan 3, William Schroeder 43, Harold Solodar 3, John Mercak 3, Emlle Sondergaard 3. Area Club Results JDM COUNTRY CLUB (Seniors) Two best balls of foursome: J.D. Davis, Paul Cundey, Jim Hudson, Bud Welter, 121; nine-hole winner, George Hays, plus 6to. Low gross, Jim Edwards 76.

Closest to the pin (north), Henry Gardiner; (south) Bob Wagner. ROYAL PALM BEACH ORT Tourne- KOhb BOWL BfcCAUSE THfc OTMER TEAMS IN THE CONFERENCE ARE ALL ON 1 fte PROBATION. RADIO 8:35 a.m. Pro Football Report (1290AM) 4:30 p.m. Pro Football Report (1290AM) 6:10 p.m.

Don Shula Show (610AM) 6:30 p.m. Leonard's College Losers (1230AM) 7:05 p.m. Time Outl (1230AM) 7:30 p.m. Basketball Kansas City at Boston (610AM) 7:50 p.m. Basketball Atlanta at Philadelphia (1230AM) 9:30 p.m.

Basketball Washington at New Jersey (in progress) (610AM) 10:30 p.m. Basketball Cleveland at Los Angeles (610AM) TELEVISION 6:15 p.m. Let's See the Races (51) I p.m. Basketball Atlanta at Philadelphia (17A) 9 p.m. Boxing Taped coverage of All-Holmes; live coverage of Watt-O'Grady WBC lightweight championship fight PAY TELEVISION HBO 6 p.m.

Inside the NFL USA 7:30 p.m. Sports Scene 8 p.m. U.S. Pro Invitational Surfing Championships 10:30 p.m. Malor Indoor Soccer League Preview 11 p.m.

Football Texas State vs. Mississippi Valley State Pet. GB Philadelphia 7 2 .778 New York 6 2 .750 Vi Boston 5 3 .625 I1! New Jersey 4 7 .34 4 Washington 2 7 .222 5 Central Division Milwaukee 9 2 .818 Indiana 6 3 .667 2 Atlanta 5 4 .556 3 Cleveland 4 7 .364 5 Chicago 3 6 .333 5 Detroit 1 8 .111 7 Western Conference Midwest Division Sen Antonio 9 2 .818 Utah 5 5 .500 3Mi Kansas City 5 6 .455 4 Houston 4 5 .444 4 Denver 2 7 .222 6 Dallas 2 9 .182 7 Pacific Division Phoenix 8 1 .889 Los Angeles 8 2 .800 'ft Golden State 6 4 .600 2 Seattle 5 6 .455 4 Portland 3 6 .333 5 San Diego 2 7 .222 6 West Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco New Orleans 5 3 0 5 3 0 3 5 0 0 8 0 .625 201 148 .625 218 148 .375 184 253 .000 116 231 (tie) Bethany, Kan. 12. Peru St.

13. s. Dakota Tech 14. Hanover 15. Hastings 16.

III. Wesleyan 17. Azusa Pacific 18. Gustavus Adolphus 19. Missouri Valley 20.

Westmar x-cllnched division title y-ciinched playoff berth Saturdays Gomes Edmonton at Montreal Sunday's Games Toronto at Hamilton Saskatchewan at Calgary Winnipeg at British Columbio END REGULAR SEASON 6-1-0 6- 1-0 7- 1-0 5- 1-0 6- 1-0 5- 1-0 6- 1-0 6-2-0 6-2-0 6-2-0 165 147 119 117 104 93 60 47 42 27 Games Sunday's Atlanta at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Wednesday's Games NCAA Division l-AA ment: Low gross (men), George Bartlert 81; (women), Gertrude Silberman)8S. Low net, Mac Colin 62, Mllford Meyer 63, Phyllis Schwartz 65, Morris Weiner 66, Harold Sewall 66, Don Cole 67. Callaway system, Leon Ettlnger 74, Mln Breslau 75. Nearest to pin, David Hlrsch.

WELLINGTON CC Women's Nassau Low Net Donne Lloyd 61, Theona Parker 65; Front Nine: Betty Mldlnlan 30, Pat Civltello 30'3, Back Nine: Joy Davidson 28, Trlsh Hampton 30'i; Nine-Holers Low Putts: Mabel Frost 16, Janet Rand 16, Banell Lutes 16, Pat Rlnaldi 16. ATLANTIS Four-man scrambles: Class Reed Shultls-Ed Brewer-Pat Fucil-lo-Ralph Spinner, Bill Dunn-Dan Murray-Russ Smith-Fred Van Strydonck, Stan Pog-gfoll-Hardy Hardeman-Ted Proctor-Joe Jones, 65. Class Fred Dippong-Harold Kranenberg-Bernle Weill-Henry Blanchl, 67; Mei Bernstein-Lyle Wrigley-Rolte Lobell-Hugo Gauthier and Phil Appletieid-: Herman Fetter-Cal Sllverherz-Juke Good- man, 72. WEST PALM BEACH CC Women's1 Low Gross, Low Net Class Rita Thornton 89, low gross; Mildred Belrley 73, low net; Class Dot Pert 93; Ethel Brown 76; Class Pat McKellar 100; JoAnn Sclt-tadino 76, Ethel Bergeman 76; Class Dot Downey 99; May Rafalsky 71. LAKE WORTH GC Women's Low Gross, Low Net Class Irene Hendry 88, low gross; Connie Burn, 71, low net; Class Millie Stowe 93, Dodle Miller 73, Yvonne Nizber 73; Class Louise Stowe 102, Gerl Graham 75, Margaret Sikora 75; Class Ann Wunderllck 113, Sue Harrlgan 81, Marie Boaterman 81.

Nine-Holers Low Net Class May-belle McCrea 38 Class Mable Lanoue 39. Purdue 28 over NORTHWESTERN IOWA over Wisconsin Kansas-KANSAS STATE even Alabama 16 over Mississippi State (at Jackson, Miss.) NEBRASKA 12 over Missouri OKLAHOMA 6 over North Carolina SOUTHERN METHODIST 8 over Texas Boston College 4 over AIR FORCE Iowa State 17 over COLORADO Texas 10 over Texas Tech UCLA 15 over ARIZONA STANFORD 26 over Oregon State OREGON 12 over Washington State SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 18 over California WASHINGTON over Arizona State Arkansas 16 over Rice (at Little Rock, Ark.) HOUSTON 16 over Texas Christian LOUISIANA STATE 6 over Mississippi TULANE 8 over Kentucky (CAPS) Indicate home team) Baltimore at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Green Bay at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. New York Giants at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. San Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m.

San Francisco at Detroit, 1 p.m. Dallas at St.Louis, 2 p.m. Houston at Denver, 4 p.m. Miami at Oakland, 4 p.m. Minnesota at Washington, 4 p.m.

New Orleans at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. New York Jets at New England, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at Seattle, 4 p.m. Monday's Game Chicago at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Greyhound Roclng Dog Track, Miami Shores, post time 1 and 8 p.m.

(season ends Dec. 25) Norse Racing Thoroughbreds at Cald-r Race Course, Miami, post time 1 p.m. (season ends Jan. 7) Jal-Alal Palm Beech Fronton, post time 7:30 p.m. (season ends May 20) Indiana 102, New York 95 Milwaukee 132, New Jersey 116 Philadelphia 115, Chicago 102 Boston 103, Detroit 85 Kansas City 115, Portland 98 Houston 109, Dallas 103 Utah 109, San Antonio 96 Phoenix 105, San Diego 89 Golden State 115, Denver 109 Yestorcay's Results New York 116, Atlanta 115, OT Today's Games Kansas City at Boston, 7:30 p.m.

Washington at New Jersey, 8:05 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 8:05 p.m. Phoonix at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. Indiana at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Dallas at Utah, 9:30 p.m.

Golden State at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Cleveland at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. San Antonio at Seattle, 11 p.m. Jimmy the Greek College AP Poll I NFL NFL American Conference East Pet. PF BASEBALL Natianal League NEW YORK METS Named Deron Johnson batting coach.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association CLEVELAND CAVALIERS Traded Bill Roblnzine, forward; a 1983 first-round draft choice, and a 1986 first-round draft choice to the Dallas Mavericks for Jerome I Whitehead, center, and Richard Washington, forward. Traded Dave Robisch, center, to the Denver Nuggets for Kim Hughes, center, and second-round draft choice; (trade contingent on whether Hughes passes a physical examination.) KANSAS CITY KINGS Fired John Begzos, general manager and executive vice president. Named Paul Rosenberg Jr. interim general manager. FOOTBALL National Football League GREEN BAY PACKERS Waived Mike Wellman, center.

HOCKEY National Hockey League ST.LOUIS BLUES Traded Bob Hess, defenseman, to the Buffalo Sabres for Bill Stewart, defenseman. 1. Murry St 44 45 (tie) South Carolina St 844 45 3. Lehigh 54-2 38 4. Western Kentucky 744 37 5.

Connecticut 6-14 32 6. Boise St 6-24 28 7. Boston University 6-14 27 (tie) Grambllng 6-14 27 9. Delaware 5-2-O 20 10. Bethune-Cookman 4-1-1 18 (tie) Eastern Kentucky 5-24 18 (tie) Massachusetts 4-24 IS (tie) Nevada-Reno 4-2-1 18 NCAA Division II 1.

Nrthern Michigan 844 60 2. Estern Illinois 6-24 55 3. Jecksonviile St 5-14 51 4. Nebraska-Omaha 7-14 47 5. Cal-Poly-SLO 4-2-0 45 6.

North Alabama 6-14 42 7. Troy State 6-14 36 8. American Intl 6-14 31 9. Santa Clara 5-24 21 10. Northern Colorado 6-24 19 NCAA Division III 1.

Ithaca 844 60 2. Widener 744 56 3. Baldwin-Wallace 8-04 52 4. Dayton a-0-0 48 5. Mlnn-Morrls 6-1-1 44 6.

Webash 744 34 7. Wagner 644 37 8. Dubuque 6-1-1 30 9. Bethany, W.Va. 744 26 10.

Adrian 844 25 Junior College Poll 1 Alabama (57 7-0-0 1.289 2. UCLA (8) 60 1,222 3 Notre Dame 64-0 1,141 4Georgia 7-00 1,105 5 Florida State 7-1-0 985 6North Carolina 7-0-0 940 7. So. California 54-1 859 8 Nebraska 6-1-0 852 9.0hlo State 6-1-0 771 10. Baylor 7-0-0 719 11.

Pittsburgh 6-1-0 644 12Texas 5-1-0 623 13. Penn State 6-1-0 539 U.South Carolina 6-1-0 493 15 Missouri 6-1-0 387 16. Oklahoma 4-2-0 310 17 Brlghom Young 6-1-0 197 18 Michigan 5-2-0 135 19 So. Methodist 5-2-0 131 M.Purdue 5-2-0 90 Football District Standings BUFFALO 4 over Atlanta San Diego 4 over CINCINNATI DETROIT 8 over San Francisco KANSAS CITY 2 over Baltimore PITTSBURGH 14 over Green Bay TAMPA BAY 7 over N.Y. Giants Dallas 5 over ST.

LOUIS Houston 3 over DENVER LOS ANGELES 14 over New Orleans NEW ENGLAND 10 over N.Y. Jets OAKLAND 7 over Miami Philadelphia 3 over SEATTLE WASHINGTON 7 over Minnesota (Monday) CLEVELAND 5 over Chicago COLLEGE GAMES Michigan over INDIANA Ohio State 17 over MICHIGAN STATE Pittsburgh 12 over SYRACUSE Clemson 1 over WAKE FOREST Holy Cross 11 over COLUMBIA Yale 2 over DARTMOUTH DUKE 5 over Georgia Tech FLORIDA 4 over Auburn GEORGIA 5 over South Carolina Brown 2 over HARVARD MARYLAND 6 over North Carolina State Notre Dame 12 over Navy (at E. Rutherford, N.H.) PENN STATE 11 over Miami (Fla.) PRINCETON 14 over Pennsylvania TENNESSEE 12 over Virginia VIRGINIA TECH 4 over West Virginia ILLINOIS 3 ovr Minnesota SUNCOAST EAST Conf. Overall Buffalo 6 2 0 .750 179 121 New England 6 2 0 .750 220 162 Baltimore 4 4 0 .500 163 159 Miami 4 4 0 .500 113 161 N.Y. Jets 2 6 0 .250 131 178 Central Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 174 159 Houston 5 3 0 .625 137 128 Pittsburgh 4 4 0 .500 216 173 Cincinnati 3 5 0 .375 111 128 West San Diego 5 3 0 .625 241 170 Oakland 5 3 0 .625 215 192 Denver 4 4 0 .500 144 165 Kansas City 4 4 0 .500 145 159 Seattle 4 4 0 .500 145 171 National Conference East Philadelphia 7 1 0 .875 207 94 Dallas 6 2 0 .750 228 133 St.

Louis 3 5 0 .375 157 160 Washington 3 5 0 .375 123 134 N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 107 234 Central Detroit 5 3 0 .625 193 141 Green Bey 3 4 1 .438 112 166 Tampa Bay 3 4 1 .438 123 163 Chicago 3 5 0 .375 113 124 Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 105 166 Jai-Alai College Poll NAIA Division I NHL Division GF GA Pts y-Boca Raton 4 0 xy-Lake Worth 3 0 Leonard 2 2 FP Central 2 2 Martin County 2 2 x-PB Gardens 1 2 Forest Hill 1 3 x-Twin Lakes 0 4 SUNCOAST WEST FP Westwood 3 1 x-Glades Central 3 1 Newman 2 1 x-Atlantlc 2 2 x-Suncoasf 1 1 Pahokee 1 2 Jupiter 1 3 x-North Shore -0 3 I 7 3 5 4 World Super Tournament At Tokyo Singles First Round Jimmy Connors, U.S., def. Sandy Mayer, U.S., 6-4, 6-1. Paul McNamee, Australia, def. Vitas Gerulaltls, U.S., 6-4, 6-1.

John Sadri, U.S., def. Hank Pflster, U.S., 6- 3, 6-7, 7-5. Butch Walts, U.S., def. Peter McNamara, Australia, 6-1, 6-2. Vlnce Van Patten, U.S., def.

Tim Gulllk-son, U.S., 6-2, 6-2. Doubles First Round Peter McNamara and Paul McNamee, Australia, def. Terry Moor and Eliot Tetlscher, U.S., 44, 6-3, 6-4. Ross Case, Australia, and Jaime Fillol, Chile, def. Ferdi Taygan and Fritz Buehn-Ing, U.S., 7-6, 6-1.

Brian Teacher and Bruce Manson, U.S., def. Jun Kamiwazuml and Tsuyoshi Fukul, Japan, 7-6, 6-1. Marly Riessen and Sherwood Stewart, U.S., def. Butch Walts and Tom Gulllkson, U.S., 6-2, 6-2. Peter Fleming and Peter Rennert, U.S., def.

Pat DuPre and Tim Gulllkson, U.S., 5-7, 7-6, 6-3. Victor Amaya and Hank Pflster, U.S., def. Roscoe Tanner and John Austin, U.S., 7- 6, 6-7, 7-5. Cliff Letcher and Mark Edmondson, Australia, def. Francisco Gonzalez, Puerto Rico, and Rod Frowley, Australia, 6-4, 7-6.

Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia, and Bill Scanlon, U.S., def. Mike Cahill and Sandy Mayer, U.S., 7-6. Stockholm Open First Raund Virginia Ruzicl, Romania, def. Christiane 2 40 40 3 40 42 2 29 26 1 37 50 1. Kllgore, Texas 844 111 Campbell 2.

NE Oklahoma 74-0 102 Patrick 3. Coffeyvllle, Kan. 64-0 86 4. NE Mississippi 844 61 Philadelphia 5. Scottsdale, Ariz.

54-1 56 Calgary 6. Iowa Central 6-14 46 N.Y. Islanders 7. Hudson N.Y. 6-14 37 x-Washlngton 8.

Harford, Md. 6-14 32 N.Y. Rangers 9. III. Valley 7-14 29 Smyfhe 10.

Nassau, N.Y. 7-14 25 St. Louis 11. Rochester, Minn. 6-14 14 Chicago 12.

Fergus Falls, Minn. 5-14 11 Vancouver 13. Ricks, Idaho 5-24 10 x-Colorado 14. Golden Minn. 5-0-1 9 Edmonton (tie) OuPage, III.

6-24 9 Winnipeg 39 42 48 46 Division 1 5 West Palm Beach 1. Atigelo St. 6-0-0 320 2. E. Texas St.

644 304 3. Central Arkansas 644 284 4. S. Colorado 644 261 5. Concord, W.

Va. 744 243 6. Northwood Inst. 64-1 204 7. Foils 7-14 194 8.

Moorhead St. 744 176 (tie) NE Oklahoma 6-1-0 176 10. Mars Hill 6-14 168 11. Elon 6-14 164 12. E.

Oregon 644 160 13. Wofford 6-14 156 14. Kearney St. 6-1-1 119 15. SW Oklahoma 6-24 112 16.

Shepherd 6-14 98 17. E. Cent. Oklahoma 5-24 69 18. Adams St.

5-2-0 59 19. 6-24 42 20. Oregon Tech 5-14 18 NAIA Division II 1. Pacific Lutheran 644 315 2. Llnfleld 644 293 3.

Baker 744 278 4. Anderson 644 275 5. William Jewell 844 270 6. Wilmington, Ohio 5-14 225 7. Austin, Texas 7-14 196 8.

Penhandle St. a-14 185 9. McMurry, Texas 7-14 178 10. Valley City St. 644 165 wales Conference Norris Division Canadian League East PF PA FOURTH Doubles 8 Ermu-Fernando 14.00 18 60 34 00 4 Gallastegul-Arrasate 10.20 5.20 5 Jauregul-Mendez 12 60 UlM Pl M) MM- FIFTH Doubles 5 Gallastegul-Bedla 21.40 7.60 5 60 8 Garay-Fernando 11.20 8 20 3 Jauregui-Barrena 6 20 JMHI S37.80; (5-8) 8222.00; (S3) y-Montreal y-Hamliton PIRST singles Arrasate Amoros Bedla Barrena Munox Jayo Jaureaul 0 16 342 331 1 15 309 361 0 14 353 393 0 12 318 335 45 26 39 46 36 43 38 33 34 47 49 44 33 23 32 22 27 34 34 49 Los Angeles 7 1 Hartford 5 4 Pittsburgh 3 5 Montreal 3 6 Detroit 2 7 Adams Division Toronto 6 3 Minnesota 5 1 Buffalo 5 2 Boston 2 7 Quebec 1 6 x-Lar game not Included x-Late game not included y-Suspended game to be completed later Yesterday's Results Atlantic at North Shore, Incomplete Lake Worth at Forest Hill, Incomplete Palm Beach Gardens at Twin Lakes, Incomplete Glades Cental at Suncoast, incomplete Today's Games Leonard at Boca Raton Fort Pierce Central at Merrill Island Martin County at Eau Gallie Cardinal Newman at Jupiter, 4 p.m.

Pahokee at Fort Pierce Westwood Satellite at Vero Beach Clewiston at Avon Park John Carroll at LaBelle Okeechobee at Key West Fort Lauderdale Westminster at Gldes Day Berean at Miami Day St. Andrew's at Marathon Saturday's Games Benjamin at Gold Coast Christian Pope John Paul at Boca Academy Moore Haven at ing's Academy St. Edward's at Orlando Trinity Ottawa Toronto x-Edmonton y-Winnipeg Calgary Br. Columbia Saskatchewan Larrlnega SECOND Dou- 24 461 267 20 377 344 16 370 345 15 338 334 4 274 432- SIXTH Singles 8 Ermu 6 Mendez 2 Steve (64) S54.40I S648.20 12.00 5.20 3.40 7.40 3.80 4.40 (8-6) S261.9p (84-2) Horse Racing Calder Yesterday's Result Calgary 3, Boston I New York Rangers 3, Philadelphia 3, Montreal 8. Hartford 2 Washington at Colorado, incomplete Wednesday's Results Vancouver 3, Quebec 3 Hartford 5, Detroit 3 Pittsburgh 1, Buffalo 1 Chicago 8, Winnipeg 4 St.

Louis 2, Minnesota 2 Toronto 4, Edmonton 4 Los Angeles 4, Washington 2 Today's Game Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 9 p.m. Jollssalnt, Switzerland, 6-3, 7-5. Mima Jausovec, Yogoslavla, def. Tanya Harford, South Africa, 6-2, 6-3. Joanne Russell, U.S., def.

Joyce Port-man, U.S., 6-7, 6-1, 6-3. Bettlno Bunge, U.S., def. Renee Blount, U.S., 6-2, 6-1. Barbara Potter, U.S., det. Hana Strachonova, Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-1.

Claudia Kohde, West. Germany, def. Marie Callea, France, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. Betty Stove, Holland, def. Stacy Margo-; lln, U.S., 6-4, 7-5.

Hana Mandlikova, Czechoslovakia, def. Catrin Jexell, Sweden, 64, 6-4. Sylvia Hanika, West Germany, def. Kim Sands, U.S., 6-2, 6-0. Dlenne Fromholli, Australia, def.

Petra Delhees, Switzerland, 6-2, 6-0. Sherry Acker, U.S., def. Mimml Wlk-stedt, Sweden, 6-2, 64. Cross Country FIRST 85,580 cling Third Taureon Time 1:13 25 SEVENTH Doubles Azpiri-Berl Goray-Atano Gallastegul-Egur Azcarate-Mendla Angel-Basabe Egurbide-Arbu Solo-Aretlo Lopetegul-Mlguel EIGHTH Doubles Suarez-Atano Egurblde-Berf Angel-Mendla Solo-Arbu Saez-Egur Julio-Aretlo Goros-Tomas opetegui-Basabo NINTH Doubles Egurbide-Atano Angel-Berl Solo-Basabe Goros-Aretlo Juiio-Arbu Saez-Mlguel Lopetegui-Tomas Suarez-Mendla TENTH Doubles Solo-Atano Angel-Miguel Egurblde-Egur Suaroz-Basabe Goros-Arbu Saez-Berl Juiio-Tomas Lopatogui-Mendl ELEVENTH -Doubles Angel-Egur Egurbldo-Mlguel Suorez-Areflo Goros-Basabe Solo-Tomat Saez-Atano Lopetegul-Arbu Jullo-Mondla SEVENTH Doubles 7 Suarez-Bosabe 9.80 8.60 2.60 2 Azcarate-Barrena 5.80 2.80 6 Egurbide-Arbu 6.20 (2-7) 844.401 (7-2) 8130.80; (7-2-6) 8434.48 EIGHTH Doubles 6 Lopetegui-Zole 8.80 39.60 10 60 3 Jullo-Berl 8 20 7 20 2 Suarez-Egur 490 (3-6) 849.40; (6-3) 8166.50; (6-3-2) 8410.88 1 yo 6 fur Pride Royal FIRST Off 11 Figure of Speech (Woodhouse) Grey Dee Jay (Capodicl) Prunler (Bowman) SECOND Off 1:26 Set Up the Bar (Smith) Freddies News (Garrldo) Grand wig (Cohen) 8.60 3.20 2.20 2.80 2.20 2.60 Time 1:49 15 4.00 2.60 2.80 7.20 5.60 5.20' Free Agents ij-o; SJ.as Dally Double: (7-3) 815.80 No Scratches NIHTH Doubles 2 Goros-Atano 8 Barrutla-Arbu 5 Looeteoui-Tomat II bios Jouregui-Larrua-cain Munoz-Arrasate Amoros-Stove Ermu-Jayo Gallastegul-Bedla Garay-Barrena Larrlnaga-Mendez Azplri-Fernendo THIRD Doubles Munoz-Jayo Amoros-Bedla Larrlnaga-Larrus- caln Gallastegul-Ar-rasato Jauregul-Mendez Azpiri-Berrena Azcarate-Stevo Ermu-Fornando FOURTH Double Garoy-Arrasat Gallastegul-Larrus- cain Amoros-Mendoz Munoz-Fornando Jauregul-Barrene Larrlnaga-Stev Azcarate-Jayo Ermu-Bedla FIFTH Doubles Azplri-Arrasato Amoros-Barrena Azcarato- Larruscaln Lerrinaga-Bedla Ermu-Steve Garay-Jayo Jaurogul-Fornandp Munoz-Mondei SIXTH SMffot Sieve Fernando Berl Azplrl Garay Gallastegul Moncwz Azcarate 16.20 6.60 13.40 12.80 9.60 Pam Teeguerden, U.S., def. Greer Stevens, South Alrlce, 6-4, 6-1.

Elly Vessies, Holland, def. Betsy Nagel-sen, U.S., 6-3, 6-1. Nina Bohm, Sweden, def. Iva Budarova, Czechoslovakia, 1-6, 6-1, 7-5. Leno Sandin, Sweden, def.

Elisabeth Ek-blom, Sweden, 6-1, 6-4. Frederlque Thibault, France, def. Roberta McCallum, U.S., 6-3, 6-2. 4.80 CjMIM) 166.68; (24) (201.90; (25) THIRD Off 1:56 Jesters Honey (Roias) Stepping H. (Hussey) Guy's Gal (Morales) (1-4) SU FOURTH Off 2:25 Chief Hawk (Gaffgllone) Time 1:13 15 4.60 3.00 2.40 3.20 3.40 7.40 Time 1:15 35 5.80 3.60 2.80 4.00 2.80 AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE ORIOLES Pat Kelly, outfielder; Lee May, designated hitter.

BOSTON RED SOX Jim Dwyer, outfielder-first baseman; Dave Rader, cacth-er. CLEVELAND INDIANS Dan Splllner, pitcher. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Darrell Porter, catcher; Marty Pattln, pitcher; Peter LaCock, first baseman; Dave Chelk, In-flelder. Mil MfAiiirae: biuikdi am 4.00 nattering (vergara) Precious Kinder (Cohen) (8-4) 819.28) (8-4-2) 886.8 FIFTH OH 2:54 Tim 1:48 15 R. Nav (Avlles) 3.20 2.40 2.20 iM I pitcher; Bill Trovers, pitcher; Vic Harris) ceiiectalot (Alexander) Fernesol (Pennisl) (6-5) S2S.2S ouTTteioer.

MINNESOTA TWINS Jos Morales, Palm Beach Ceunty Meet Freshmen Boys Individual winner Tim Schmitz, Leonard, 12:25.9 Junior Varsity Girl Team Cardinal Newman 25, Boca Raton 30, all others Incomplete Individual Winner Ana Villanueva, Boca Raton, 12:19.3 Junior Varsity Boys Team Leonard 32, Cardinal Newman 80, St. Andrew's 91, Boca Raton 135, Lake worth 142, Jupiter 153, Palm Beach Gardens 227, Twin Lakes and Atlantic incomplete Individual Winner Charles Buckles, Leonard, 18:07.1 Varsity Girls Team Boca Raton 32, Leonard 53, Cardinal Newman 91, Jupiter 137, Glades Central 167, North Shore 173, Palm Beach Gardens 181, Lake Worth 192, Forest Hill 201, Sun-coast 293 Individual Miscese Butler, North Shore, 1201 Coleen Napolitano, Boca Raton, 12:10 Wendy Croteaxu, Leonard, Lisa Dory, Leonard, Kaydie Kampa, Boca Raton, Tolly Hartt, Boca Raton, Julie Houser, Leonard, 12:43.. Laura Boudreaux, Boca Raton, Michelle Rathbone, Jupiter, Diane Dagrosa, Cardinal Newman, 12:51.0 Varsity Bays Team Leonard 64, Glades Central 67, Jupiter 108, Cardinal Newman 113, Boca Raton 131, Twin Lakes 147, North Shore 192, Lake Worth 220, Palm Beach Gardens 228, St. Andrew's 243 Individual Kerry Fegan, Leonard, Kan Mil-liken, Jupiter, Tommy Street, Forest Hill, Levello Moreland, Glades Central, Emanuel Thorn-Ion, Glades Central, Crls Asaro, Boca Raton, Jeff Woodson, Glades Centrel, Mike Turdo, Cardinal Newman, Woddy Crumm. Leonard, 16:35.

Vern Cook, Boca Raton, 14:37.0 Scratched Malastic North Sin- David The Ruler Encompass Drifting Holme Boots Mission Chonero Raise A Romeo Sizzling Singh Valid Dancer Slip Of The Knife SECOND 15,50 clmglyo4fur Rhinoplasty Plko Believer Caps Admiral Elephant Brew Nose For Trouble Fast And Nifty Crooks Book THIRD S5.M Clmg 34 yo 6 lur Slxma Bab Just Friday A-Gold Swan Street of Chance Good Sassy A-Laamade Zip Along Gal Grolovely A-Coupled FOURTH 4,0 clmg 3 yo 6 fur Halturn XHedl'sPet Ml Esperanza Brash Doctor Tomar's Lov No Time To Play Apple Queen Wynmoor Spirit Nash's Grll Royal Stress See Nencl Run FIFTH 87, clmg lyol 114 ml Justified Goodnlto Cosmic Julie's Hero Supremo Powor designated hitter; Geoff Zahn, pitcher; L.II Wednesday's Late Results SEVENTH Doubles 8 Azcorete-Aretlo 22.00 11.40 8 00 4 Solo-Fernando 7.8O 6 20 1 Larrinaga-Basabe 420 MJ 8124.80, (8-4. EIGHTH Double 7 Berrutla-Aretio 11.20 7.20 4 00 5 Suarez-Laca 3.00 4 Saez-Egur inn iHM "H-i' Tl NINTH Doubles 3 Egurblde-Egur 9.80 7.60 7 60 I Angel-Zola 10 80 5 40 4 Goros-Loca 5 60 M) S48.8 (3-1) 1127.50, (3-14) SW1.28 SIXTH Off 1:27 Time 1:14 1S r. ZZ-:" True Blue Daddy Blomqulst Hawks Cry Whiz Du Nord Col. Smith Colony King Credente SEVENTH 811,00 alw 144 ye 1 6 fur Fine Du Nord Maranal Lucky May Tlbbat Wendl N' Kerl Thoughtful Carol EIGHTH 87,50 clmg 34up 4 fur Sean's Prince Quick Like Sin Bazooka Exotic Bet A. Chap Exchange For Labor Ransack Memorable Weekend NINTH 812,08 alw 1 ye I ml47 yds Sugar Ton La Coteeu Forever Defiant Mary's Kingdom Stat wan A Tear In Her Eye TENTH clmg 1 yo fur Tammy's Royal Throe Pieces Quonnie Prince Kokkinellli Teoterboord I'm For George First Valley Sacramonto Festive Prince Amber's Errand Searchin Lou Reboto Bellonero X-ACC.

Listad to post. Y.nkGunr.r.ln'L'?' 2 22 YANKEES Johnny rSSZl 12 SEATTLE MARINERS r- Juan Benl- lIViNTH -wTu tii.iii,c guez, outfielder; Bill stein, Inflelder; Merc TWELFTH fuarez Miguel Egur AretlO Julio Gore Saez Temos Money Leaders FINAL PGA 1, Tom Watson, S530.80S. 2, Lee Trevlno, S385.8I4. 3, Curtis Strange, 8271,888. 4, Andy Bean $269,033.

5, Ben Crenshaw, 8237,727. 6, Jerry Pete, 8222,976. 7, George Burns, 8219,928. 8, Craig Stadler, $206,291. 9, Mike Raid, $206,097.

10, Ray Floyd, 8192,993. LPGA 1. Beth Daniel, $223,70. 2, Donne Caponl Young, $215,486. 3, Amy Alcott, $212,595.

4, Noncy Lopez-Melton, $207,135. 5, JoAnne Corner, $185,915. 6, Pat Bradley, $166,227. 7, Sally Little, $133,994. 8, Jane Blalock, 9, Jo Ann Washam, 8104,630.

10, Sandra Post, $102,350. PBC Seniors Amateur Association coicner. vm I 1 in 1 f.w TStvac a iur bd, Proud Lioness (Londono) Our Pretty (Pennisl) 3.00 3.00 signaled hitter; Bud Harrelson, infle'lder; J.su Ed Flgueroa, pitcher. (1-6) S14.68 TTH Deoalos TORONTO BLUE JAYS Roy Howell, inflelder. a FifT -fa NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 ATLANTA BRAVES Charlie Spikes, outfielder.

1. aw v.uv Pi (J-7) 87.9t, twt EIGHTH Off 4:2 Time 1:47 15 Bay Diplomat (Londono) 12.80 5.00 Cohagen Bud (Rivero) 3.00 2.20 Dh-Buttorod Grits (Beuviere) 2.60 Oh-Rain Bau Runner (Woodhouse) 2.40 (4-2) S49.4t Tl (4-2-1) S12S.2SV Scratched Taormlno Boy, Force The Eagle NINTH Off 11 Tim 1:11 11 CHICAGO CUBS Lon Randle, Infield- James McKellar 12, Ken Thomos 10, piTcner; uerry oiittner, Mltcn Gornto 9, Cecil Newman 49, first baseman; Mick Kelleher. Inf laldar 3 I LOS ANGELES DODGERS Don Sutton, pitcher. MONTH Oil stvpne B.i 17.8 7.40 ISO M' PI (M) 489.4 Tt (si!) 4 A am H. 4 1 r-l 1 I 6 Sol.8 PS (4-1) SDl.Xt Tl 1 9.81 21 toll 9 1 i) 1 1 W.4 a 8 I 7 20 1.60 2.8O pitcher; Ron LeFlore, outfielder.

4. tork METS Ray Burrls. oitch- jingie jen irennisi) Ten issues (Cohen) Katrenla (Fuontes) (2-9) 821.4 4.20 er. lnU 17.00 8 20 900 a a am mono Martin w.H. sykes Raymond Roy 8, Harold Wlnzell 7, Howard Bigg 7, Jules Rafalsky 7, Al Beck 7, Mil Hoos 7, Sam Burton 6, Chef Alberts 6, W.C.

Owens 6, Jim Frantz 6, Carl Schafer 6, Vincent Brown 6, Andrew Heapanen 6, Ken Buehlmann Ray Claydon 5, John Brennon 5, Richard Progen 5, Robert Barna 5, Cliuck Young 5, R.L. Befchtel 4, Milt Bowers 4, Bob Cummings 4, Peter Clf-tadino 4, Harry Sampsonis 4, Bruce Russell 4, Steve Penlek 4, Sam Smldt 4, Joe Cone PITTSBURGH PIRATES John Mllnar. TENTH Off 5:31 Time 1:42 1S 11.00 12.60 Volleyball Notebie Story (Pennisl) 33.20 Northern Effort (MA Leo) Hoosler Cowboy (Donahue) 1.4 1 4.00 3.00 4.80 outflelder-flrst baseman; Jesse Jefferson, pitcher. 4 SAN DIEGO PADRES Dave Winfield, outfielder. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Mike Sadek, catcher.

a 5 00 Ai'onai Doy 8S.o (2-7) S114.M; Tl (2-7-1) Fore The Eagl Dan's Plan SIXTH 85,58 clmg aaiKOi Wave Handle: 1128,157. 144 ye 6 fur 1l IVM 1 (2-4) S93.ee; (2-44) 8938.6 Attendance Handle: 8841,993. i-0" Christian Academy def Florida Bible 15-13, 12-15, 15-12.