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2J) ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Monday, Apr. 2. 1979 Baseball roundup Jfr 1 GOLF HOCKEY BASKETBALL BASEBALL Braves 3, Red Wings 1 Richmond Rochester ab bi ab bi Arline cf 4 0 0 0 Allen ss 4 0 0 0 Reynolds 2b 4 0 0 0 Green 2b 3 10 0 Whisenton If 4 0 1 0 Liranzo cf 2 0 0 0 Keller lb 4 0 0 0 Williams cf 2 0 10 Harper ri 4 13 0 Chism lb 2 0 0 0 Long dh 2 0 0 0 Sanders dh 2 0 10 Owens 3 10 0 Ayala dh 10 11 Elliot 3b 3 11 3 Diggle rf 2 0 0 0 Wessinger ss3 0 0 0 Youngbauer rf 2 0 0 0 Bianco 3b 4 0 0 0 Thomas If 3 0 10 Ross 10 0 0 oyster 2 0 0 0 Total 31 3 5 3 Total 31 1 4 1 Richmond 000 030 0003 Rochester 000 000 0011 Wessinger, Elliot, Reynolds. DP Richmond 3. LOB-Richmond 3, Rochester 6.

2B-Thomas. HR Elliot. SB Green, Williams. IP HRERBBSO Richmond Alexander, i 2 0 0 1 2 Theiss 2 10 0 11 Gravin 1 2 10 0 0 Rochester Bastian. 5 2 3 3 1 5 Peralta 3 10 0 11 Stephenson 1 2 0 0 0 1 Save Gravin.

2: IS. EXHIBITION BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE Hawks 109, Nets 98 NEW JERSEY Van Breda Kolff 1 0-0 2, King 7 2-2 16, Johnson 3 2-2 8. Jordan 4 2-2 10. Williamson 6 4-5 16, Jackson 2 3-3 7, Simpson 4 0-0 8, Bassett 31-2 7. Catchings 2 4-4 8.

Boynes 3 0-0 6, Wahsington 50-210. Totals 40 1 8-22 98. ATLANTA Orew 7 3-7 17, Roundfield 9 13-14 31, Hawes 3 2-2 8, Hill 9 1-1 19, Johnson 5 0-0 10, Givens 1 0-0 2, Rollins 6 1-3 13, McMillen 1 0-0 2, Furlow 1 0-0 2, Criss 1 0-0 2. Wilson 1 1-3 1 Totals 44 21-30 109. New Jersey 26 27 26 19-91 Atlanta 33 24 27 25-109 Fouled out none.

Total fouls New Jersey, 28. Atlanta. 22. Technicals none. A 5.821.

Suns 116, Pistons 105 DETROIT Carr 6 6-6 18. Tyler 3-5 13. Douglas 7 1-5 15. Long 12 0-0 24, Porter 6 1-2 13, Brewer 0 0-0 0. Tatum 3 0-0 6.

Poquette 6 3-4 15. Wakefield 0 1-2 1. Totals 45 15-24 105. PHOENIX Dauis 7 2-2 16. Heard 0 0-0 0.

Adams 11 1-1 23. Buse 5 0-0 10. Westphal 11 0-0 22. Scott 4 0-0 8. Bratz 5 4-5 14, Forrest 0 0-2 0.

Kramer 4 2-2 10, Robinson 1 1-4 3. McClain 4 2-2 10. Totals 52 12-18 116. Detroit 29 23 28 25-105 Phoenix 29 20 38 29-116 Fouled out none. Total fouls Detroit 21.

Phoenix 20 Technical fouls Detroit, zone defense. A 10,550. Clippers 126. Knicks 116 NEW YORK Knight 3 0-0 6, Gondrezick 2 4-5 8, Menweather 5 1-2 11, R. Williams 8 6-8 22, Monroe 7 0-0 14.

Richardson 6 2-4 14, Rudd 4 3-5 11, Barker 6 0-0 51-1 11, Glenn 3 1-1 7. Totals 49 18-26 116. SAN DIEGO Weatherspoon 12 00 24, Washington 8 2 2 18, Nater 1 0-0 2, Smith 5 2-4 13. Free 7 14 17 28. Kunnert 3 2-2 8.

F. Williams 2 3-4 7, Wicks 7 1-2 15, Olive 0 0-0 0, Taylor 5 1-1 II. Whitehead 0 0-0 0. Totals 50 26-32 126. New York 29 23 23 41-116 San Diego 35 23 31 37-126 Total fouls-New York 23.

San Diego 23. Technical Oeamons, Monroe. A 8,371. CONTINENTAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Northern Division Pet. GB Rochester 36 12 .750 Anchorage 27 22 .551 91 2 Jersey Shore 22 26 .458 14 Maine 17 30 362 1 8' Southern Division Wilkes-Barre 22 22 500 Allentown 20 21 .488 i Lancaster 14 26 350 6 x-Mohawk Valley 16 15 .516 -x-suspended operations Saturday Rochester 144, Maine 131 Yesterday Rochester 137, Maine 121 Wiikes-Barre 154, Allentown 152.

OT END REGULAR SEASON NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Campbell Conference Patrick Division Pts GF GA Y. Islandrs 47 14 14 108 334 201 Philadelphia 38 23 15 91 267 231 Y. Rangers 39 26 10 88 301 264 Atlanta 40 29 7 87 311 268 Smythe Division x-Chicago 27 34 15 69 230 266 Vancouver 24 42 12 60 213 288 St. Louis 17 48 1 2 46 241 341 Colorado 15 52 10 40 200 320 Wales Conference Adams Division x-Boston 42 22 13 97 304 255 Buffalo 35 27 15 8 5 264 249 Toronto 33 32 12 78 255 241 Minnesota 27 38 11 65 249 270 Norris Division x-Montreal 50 16 11 111 323 199 Pittsburgh 34 30 1 3 81 272 269 Los Angeies 33 32 11 77 275 270 Detroit 22 39 16 60 247 287 Washington 21 40 15 57 253 320 x-clinched division Saturday Philadelphia 4. St.

Louis 2 Boston 4. Washington 1 Los Angeles 5. Detroit 4 Y. Islanders 2. Buffalo 0 Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 3 Toronto 6.

Minnesota 2 Vancouver 2. Colorado 0 Yesterday Atlanta 7, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 7. N.Y. Rangers 3 Toronto 6. Buffalo- 3 Montreal 3, Boston 3, tie.

Detroit 3, Minnesota 1 Washington 6, N.Y. Islanders 4 Vancouver 2, Chicago 2, tie. Colorado 9, St. Louis 5 Today Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, 8:05 p.m.

Flames 7, Penguins 2 Atlanta 4 0 3-7 Pittsburgh 1 0 1-2 First Period 1, Atlanta, Rota 16 (Houston, Russell), 1:04. 2, Atlanta, Boldirev 33 (Pronovost), 2:18 3, Atlanta, Vail 32 (Chouinard, MacMillan), 5:57. 4, Atlanta, Rota 17, 5, Pittsburgh, Kehoe 25 (Bladon, Carlyle), 18:16. Second Period None. Third Period-6.

Atlanta. Vail 33 (Kea), 1:33. 7, Pittsburgh, Kehoe 26 (Kindrachuk. Bladon), 4:07. 8.

Atlanta, Chouinard 49 (Vail, Russell), 4:26. 9. Atlanta. Rota 18 (Houston, Laurence), 15.02. Shots on goal Atlanta 12-12-13-37.

Pittsburgh 10-9-1029. Goalies-Atlanta. Lemelin. Fittsburgh, Herron, Millen. Capitals 6.

Islanders 4 New York 0 13-4 Washington 3 10-6 First Period 1, Washington. Maruk 30 (Svensson) 1:37 (short handed). 2, Washington, Labre 1 (Walter and Stewart), 5:53. 3. Washington, (Walter and Charron), 9:42 (power play).

Second Period 4. Washington. Edberg 11 (Lynch and Svensson) 712 (power play). York. Bossy 62 (Trottier and Persson) 8:06 (power play).

6. Washington, Edberg 12 (Maruk and Labre) 1315. 7, Washington, Charron 26 (Picard and Lofthouse) 19:56 (power play). Third Period 8. New York, Gillies 33 (Trottier and Bossy) 6.09.

9, Kascycki 16 (Tonelli and Harris) 7:49. 10, Bossy 63 (Gillies and Trottier) 17:27 (power play). Shots on goal-New York 7-15-14-36. Washington 17-11-634. Goalies New York.

Smith and Resch. Washington, Bedard. A 9,838. Pet. Texas 13 9 591 Boston 14 10 .583 Detroit 13 10 .565 Oakland 11 9 .550 Milwaukee 11 10 .524 California 12 II .522 Toronto 12 11 .522 Chicago 12 12 .500 Minnesota 11 11 .500 Kansas City 11 12 .478 Cleveland 11 13 .458 Seattle 9 13 .409 Baltimore 8 13 .381 New York 6 18 .250 NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Angeles 13 7 .650 Atlanta 14 9 .609 Chicago 12 9 .571 Montreal 12 10 .545 St Louis 12 10 .545 Pittsburgh II 10 .524 San Francisco 13 12 .520 Philadelphia 11 11 .500 San Diego 9 10 .474 Cincinnati 10 12 .455 Houston 12 .429 New York 9 12 .429 Elbow injury stops Mat lack Associated Press Rookie Danny Darwin threw five shutout innings for Texas in a 6-1 victory over Kansas City yesterday in Pompano Beach, but the Rangers were dealt a double pitching blow.

Left-hander Jon Matlack, scheduled to start in Thursday's American League opener in Detroit, will miss the game because of bone chips in his pitching elbow. And the No. 2 starter, Ferguson Jenkins, will rest for three days because of a sore Achilles tendon. OTHER EXHIBITIONS: Chris Chambliss singled in the winning run in the 10th inning as, the New York Yankees beat Detroit in Fort Lauder-. dale, 4-3.

Roy White tied the game in the ninth with a home run, the first by a Yankee at their home field this spring. A 5-run, 5-hit explosion in the fifth inning, climaxed by George Scott's 2-run single, carried the Boston Red Sox to a 9-6 win over St. Louis in St. Petersburg, Fla. JAPAN SAYS YES: New Japanese baseball Commissioner Takezo Shimoda will send a letter today approving plans for the San Francisco Giants and San Diego Padres to open the 1980 National League season in Japan.

FINAL CUTS From Page ID Edwards was exaggerating some, but his point was clear. There are 29 players battling for 21 jobs with the Red Wings. First cuts will be annouinced tomorrow. Final cuts will be made Thursday. The Red Wings begin breaking camp next Saturday.

In this week of uncertainty, only this appears certain: The Red Wings will open the season April 11 in Norfolk, against Tidewater with Kevin Kennedy at catcher, Tom Chism at first base, Jimmy Smith at shortstop, Benny Ayala in left and Corey in right. Blake Doyle will be at second, unless Krenchicki is sent down. Taylor Duncan will be at third, unless he fails to show. And Lopez will be in center, unless he refuses to report. "But I don't expect that," said farm director Clyde Kluttz.

"He can't afford not to come. He's making $68,000 a year." Only Jeff Rineer, Jose Bastian, and either Ford or Stewart appear to have starting pitching jobs locked up. Dennis Blair and Tony Chevez have the inside track on the fourth and fifth spots in the rotation. Four relievers will go north, and there are five still here Gerry Pirtle, Jeff Terpko, Earl Stephenson, Don DeMola and Flinn. Edwards said he would carry an extra catcher, infieider, outfielder and designated hitter.

Because he can also play third, first and the outfield and because he can run (15 stolen bases last year at Charlotte) and hit with power (13 home runs), Royster appears to have the edge over John Buffamoyer as Kennedy's backup. If Krenchicki stays with the Orioles, that means Don Cardoza, Tom Bianco and Kim Allen are battling for the utility infield spot. The switch-hitting Bianco, not happy that the Red Wings acquired Duncan, apparently has the inside track. He can also play the outfield and be used as a DH. There has been talk of trading Cardoza.

Allen was tested at shortstop in the Red Wings' 3-1 exhibition game loss to Richmond yesterday. He played without an error and made one backhanded stop. Ron Diggle is the leading DH candidate. He's slow, but the outfielder led the Pacific Coast League in assists last year, drove in 84 runs and has hit .315 the last two seasons. Bastian was the loser yesterday as the Red Wings fell to 3-2 in exhibition play.

The young righthander retired the first 13 Braves but then yielded a single, a walk and a 2-out home run to, Clay Elliot in the fifth inning. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB Washington 25 .675 -Philadelphia 45 3J .570 6 Mew Jersey 3 41 .468 16 York 31 49 388 22' 2 Boston 28 49 .364 24 Central Division Sejf Antonio 45 33 .577 nton 43 34 558 Vi l'nta 43 36 544 tveiand 30 48 385 15 Mroit 29 49 372 1 6 Wej Orleans 25 5J .316 20' Western Conlerence Midwest Division Kansas City 45 34 570 tar 44 34 564 '2 Araukee 37 42 .468 8 tlidtana 36 43 456 9 Chicago 29 50 .367 16 Pacific Division Settle 50 28 641 IPhrttnix 48 30 615 2 tos Angeles 44 33 .571 5 2 Portland 44 34 564 6 iSan Dieoo 42 37 .532 8' 2 jGoWen state 35 44 443 15' 1 Xcdinched division Saturday New Orleans 109, Atlanta 107 I Milwaukee 108, Chicago 99 City '26, Indiana 101 'Seattle 123, Detroit 102 Yesterday Antonio 112, Boston 110 Philadelphia 112, Los Angeles 111 Washington 105, Denver 89 Cleveland 114, Houston 105 109, Milwaukee 107 phoenix 116, Detroit 105 San Dieoo 126, New York 116 Seattle 102, Golden Slate 97 109, New Jersey 98 Today games scheduled Cavaliers 114, Rockets 105 HOUSTON arry 4 2 2 10, Reid 6 3-4 15, Malone 10 4-4 24, Newlin 8 6-6 22. Murphy 10 4-4 24, Jones 3 0-0 6, Bradley 1 2-4 4, Duoleavy 0-0 Q. Watts 0 0-2 0.

Tola's 42 21-26 105. CLEVELAND "Mitchell 10 1-2 21, Russell 11 3-4 25. ChSnes3 1-6 7, Carr 11 O-O 22, Walker 2 0-0 Le 7 4-4 18. B.Smith 3 1-1 7, E.Smith 3 Lambert 1 2-3 4, Higgs 0 0-0 0. Totals ST-2 20 114.

HoBWon 29 32 2J-105 Cleveland 26 22 30 36-114 out-Reid. Total fouls Houston 19. Spurs 112, Celtics 110 SAN ANTONIO Wistow 0 0-0 0, Kenon 6 4-4 16, Paul): 3 ft Silas 10 5-5 25, Gervin 15 4-7 34. Gale -4 10. Green 1 0-0 2, Olberding 1 5-7 1.

Dopier 0 0-0 0. Dietrick 6 0 0 12. Totals 4t 27 112. BOSTON 1 10-13 28. Rowe 2 2 2 6.

Robey 7 ri 15, Archibald 3 0-0. Ford 9 0-0 18. Sanders 4 2-4 10. Chaney 7 1-2 15, Judkms 10. Slacom 1 0-0 2 Totals 46 18-27 I4ft4 'Antonio 30 23 26 33112 ftoston 5 33 32 20-110 Fouled out Chaney Total fouls San 25.

Boston, 29 A Bullets 105, Nuggets 89 "MM DENVER Bjswell 6 3-3 15. Wilkerson 3 1-3 7, Issel 3 jA Sco11 5 Thompson 12 10-16 34, Errlf 5 0-0 i. Huqhes 0 0-0 0, Roberts 2 3-4 7, rtith I 0-0 2, Kuester 1 0-0 2. Totals 35 89. WASHINGTON Owidridoe 9 2-2 20, Hayes 14 2-2 30 Kurxrhak 6 2-4 14, Johnson 1 00 2, Wright 3i-o 9, Grevey 6 4-6 16, Corzme 1 2-2 4 Cpoier 1 00 2, Ballard 4 0-0 8.

Totals 45 105. Denver 19 29 20 21- 89 Washington 26 22 2 7 30105 Wai fouls-Denver, 29. Washington, 24 A J17.554 Blazers 109, Bucks 107 -WW" PORTLAND L-MUs 11 8-9 30, Thompson 10 0-1 20, Omtfrtt 10 1-2 21, Brewer 3 2-2 8, Twardzik 3 Dunn 8 1-2 17, Steele 2 2-2 6. C. Johnson 0 0-0 0.

Totals 47 1 5-20 109, MILWAUKEE 556hnson 9 0-0 18, Restani 1 2-2 4. Benson 6 1-3 13, Buckner 2 0-0 4, Winters 7 11 15. Bridgeman 15 7-10 37, Gianelli 2 0 Grunfeld 3 0-0 6, Walton 3 0 0 6. Totau 48 11-16 107. Portland 26 26 28 29-109 Milwaukee 28 23 29 27107 touted out none.

Total fouls Portland 13 Milwaukee 25. Technical-Portland Asst. Coach McKinney. A 10.938. 1(iers 112, Lakers 111 v- v- LOS ANGELES Eord 3 12 7, Wilkes 4 8-9 16, Jabbar 15 8 1238, Nixon 8 4-5 20, Boone 1-1 17, Carr 1 Hudson 0 2-2 2.

Price 3 1-1 7, RWiiCh 1 0-0 2. Totals 43 25-32 111. PHILADELPHIA Ervmg 10 3 4 23, B.Jones 7 4-4 18. 312 7, Cheeks 6 0 0 12, Bibhy 7 2 2 lWbney 7 2-2 16, Mix 2 2-26, Collins 0 0-0 Cf.Oflv.kins 6 2-3 14. Totals 48 16-19 112 Los Angeles 22 28 36 25-111 Philadelphia 33 24 27 28-112 out -Ford.

Total fouls Los Anaeles. 19 Philadelphia- 24. Technical-Cunningham. A 11,103. Sonics 102, Warriors 97 GOLDEN STATE Abernethy 7 0-0-14, Parker 9 2-2 20.

Fansh 9 3-4 21. Lucas 8 0-0 16. White 6 2-2 14: Short 0 0-0 0. Whilliams 4 2-2 10, Ray 1 OsCfcJ, Townsend 0 0-0 0. Totals 44 9 10 SEATTLE 1" Johnson 2 4-8 8, Shelton 7 0-0 14, Sikma 6 2-2 14.

Johnson 11 2-3 24. 9 3-3 21. Awtrey 0 0-0 0. Brown 8 016. Silas 1 1-4 3.

Robinson 0 0-0 0. Hassett 1 0 0 2. Totals 45 12 20 102. Golden State 30 18 32 17 97 Seattle 29 21 27 25-102 fouled out-none Total fouls Golden State. 16, Seattle 13 A AUTO RACING SOUTHEASTERN 500 at Bristol, Tenn.

(Tyco of car, laps completed, winner's a on. speed.) 1 ale Earnhardt, 500 laps, 91 031 mph 2, Bobby Allison, Ford, 500 3, Darrell Waltrip, Chevrolet, 500 4, 'Richard Felly, Oldsmobile, 498 5, pjnny Parsons, Oldsmobile, 498 Allison, Chevrolet, 493 7, JTerry Labonte, Chevrolet, 490 8. Joe Miliikan. Chevrolet, 486 9 James Hylton, Chevrolet, 486 lfelicky Rudd, Ford, 485 Ik Rich Childress, Chevrolet, 484 12 0 K- Ulrich, Chevrolet, 484 ijj. Buddy Arrinqton.

Dodge, 480 i 'Roger Hamby, Chevrolet, 473 15. Cecil Gordon. Oldsmobile. 470 16 Mike Potter, Chevrolet, 463 17 Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 462 Elmo Langley, Ford, 460 P) Baxter Price, Chevrolet, 456 20 Frank Warren, Dodge, 429 Gant, Oldsmobile, 385 79 Dick Brooks, Oldsmobile, 366 73. Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet.

335 241-ale Yarhorough, Oldsmobile. 216 25, Buddy Baker, Chevrolet, 211 i McDutfie. Chevrolet, 197 27vDick Way, Chevrolet, 1 Jl Jimmy Weans. Chevrolet, 100 Bobby Wawakr Chevrolet, 33 Ralph Jones. Ford.

31 HERITAGE GOLF CLASSIC at Hilton Head Island, S.C. Tom Watson. SS4.000 65-65-69-71-270 Ed Sneed, S32.400 69-69-71-66-275 Mike Morley, SI 7,400 69-68-72-70-279 Tom Kite, SI 7,400 69-68-71-71279 Ray Floyd, S11.400 72-68-69-71280 Bill Rogers, S11.400 69-68-72-71-280 Bob Murphy, S9.675 71-67-74-69- 281 George Burns, S9.675 67-72-72-70-281 Lanny Wadkins. $8,400 66-67-74-75282 Don January, $8,400 72-70-69-71-282 Hubert Green. S6.900 71-71-67-75-284 Joe Inman, S6.900 72-70-72-70-284 Jerry Pate, $6,900 67-72-76-69-284 Bob Gilder, S5.400 71-70-75-69-285 Rod Curl.

S5.400 73-70-73-69-285 Craig Stadler, S5.400 70-70-74-71-285 Lee Trevino, S3.795 73-67-71-75-286 Larry Nelson, S3.795 75-69-73-69-286 Bobby Walzel, $3,795 72-67-75-72-286 Gene Littler, S3.795 69-73-72-72-286 Allen Miller, S3.795 72-71-70-73- 286 Tom Purtzer, 53.795 71-73-69-73-286 Jack Newton, S3.795 74-70-69-73- 286 Miller Barber, $3,795 68-73-73-72-286 Mike Reid. S2.392 74-67-74-72-287 Victor Regalado. S2.392 74-69-69-75-287 Gary Koch. $2,392 69-71-72-75- 287 Tim Simpson. S2.392 68-73-74-72287 Ben Crenshaw, SI.

787 70-72-73-73-788 Rex Caldwell, S1.787 73-73-69-73-288 Hale Irwin. SI, 787 74-72-69-73288 Phil Hancock, SI ,787 68-72-78-70-288 Charles Coodv. S1.787 72-70-68-78 2B8 Howard Twitty, SI, 787 73-72-74-69-288 Jim Colbert, SI, 787 71-72-70-75- 288 Mike Hill, SI ,787 69-72-77-70-288 Wayne Levi, S1.7B7 74-72-72-70288 Arnold Palmer, $1,230 73-70-71-75289 Eddie Pearce. 51.230 72-72-72-73-289 Wally Armstrong, S1.230 70-74-73-72-289 Kermit Zarley, $1,230 73-69-73-74- 289 Bruce Lietzke, SI, 230 71-75-70-73 J8 Jim Simons, SI ,230 72-73-71-73-289 Keith Fergus, S1.230 69-74-72-74-289 Mike Sullivan, S858 72-69-73-76-290 Leonard Thompson, S858 74-69-73-74290 John Fought, S858 73-70-74-73-290 Julius Boros, $858 75-70-73-72-290 Ed Fiori, S85B 72-74-72-72-290 Doug Tewell, S858 68-72-71-79-290 Barry Jaeckel, S7I0 70-72-76-73-291 Graham Marsh, S7I0 71 -74-72-74-29! Lon Hinkle. S710 69-76-72-74-291 Curtis Strange, S710 71-69-76-75-291 Dave Stockton, S710 74-70-72-75-291 Mark Hayes, S669 70-74-72-76-292 Andy North, $669 73-73-71 -75-292 Lou Graham, S669 72-7I-74-7S-292 Dale Douglass.

$669 71-74-75-72-292 John Schroeder, $669 70-73-71-78-292 John Lister, S669 71-74-74-73-292 Fred Marti, S642 75-7! -75-72-293 Bob Byman, $642 72-73-68-80-293 Orville Moody, S642 75-68-75-75-293 Bob Wynn. $624 70-74-74-7629 Pat McGowan, S624 69-75-75-75-294 A. Weibring. $624 70-74-69-81-294 Jack Renner, S612 78-68-77-72-295 George Cadle. $603 74-70-76-81-301 Vance Heafner, $603 72-74-74-81301 Bob Zender.

S594 72-73-78-79-302 KEMPER OPEN at Costa Mesa, Calif. Final Scores (x-won on second hole of playoff): x-J0Anne Carner. 522.500 72-71-72-71-286 Chako Higuchi, S9.675 49-70-74-73286 Nancy Looei. $9,675 71-68-72-75-286 Jan Stephenson. 59.675 70-73-72-71 -286 Donna Young.

S9.675 71-72-70-73286 JO Ann Washam, 55.025 73-68-74-73-288 Judy Rankin, $5,025 72-70-72-74-288 Kathy McMullen, 54.350 72-79-70-68-289 Sally Little. $3,600 7148-80-71-290 Pat Bradley. S3.600 76-72-70-72-290 Amy Alcott. S3.600 75-71-70-74- 290 Beth Daniel, 53.600 72-70-71-77 -290 Maria Combs. S2.487 75-73-76-67-291 Sandra Post, 52.487 70-77-76-68 -29I Beverly Klass.

S2487 78-75-70-68-291 Peggy Conley. S2.487 72-75-74-70291 Laura Baugh, S2.487 74-71-73-73 291 Debbie Austin, S1.935 79-73-71-69292 Dot Germain, S1.935 72-71-76-73-292 Vivian Brownlee, S1.665 75-73-72-73- 293 Sandra Spuzich, SI .665 71-75-73-74-293 Bonnie Bryant, $1,665 70-75-73-75293 Betsy King, SI ,410 73-76-74-71-294 Alice Ritzman, SI .410 70-74-77-73-294 Sandra Palmer, SI .410 73-78-69-74-294 Mary Dwyer, S1.410 76-66-77-75-294 Silvia Bertolaccin, SI .410 72-71-75-76-294 Mardell Wilkins, 51,087 75-72-77-71-295 Joyce Kazmierski, $1,087 73-75-75-72-295 Donna White, $1,087 74-75-73-73-295 Mary Mills, $1,087 74-77-? I -73 295 Kathy Postlewait, SI ,087 75-73-73-74-295 Cathy Morse, SI ,087 73-70-76-76-295 Penny Pulz, S847 76-70-78-72296 Shelley Hamlin, S847 74-74-76-72296 Kathy Whitworth, S847 76-73-72-75-296 Lynn Adams, $847 72-7S-73-76-296 Kathy Ahem, S720 73-74-76-74-297 Hollis Stacy. $720 79-74-71-73-297 Jerilyn Britz, S720 71-79-72-75297 Barbarba Moxness. S645 77-73-77-71 298 Betty Burfeindt, $645 73-79-70-76-298 Pam Hiqgins, $555 75-75-78-71-299 Janet Coles, S555 75-73-77-74-299 Judy Kimball, $555 76-75-75-73- 299 Gail Toushin, S555 71-79-75-74-299 Debbie Massey, S450 74-75-8O-7I-300 Kathy Cornelius. $450 73-75-79-73-300 Vicki Fergon, S450 78-73-76-73-3O0 Gloria Ehret, $450 74-75-75-300 Cathy Sherk, $450 78-72-75-75-300 Kathy Young, S450 71-77-76-76-300 Barbara Barrow.

S450 71-78-73-78-300 Beth Solomon, $382 75-76-75-75-301 Louise Bruce, S382 80-73-72-76-301 Murle Breer, $360 75-78-75-74-302 Ksrolyn Kertzman, 5337 74-77-77-75-303 Dale Lundquist, $337 73-74-78-78-303 Bonnie Lauer, S315 78-76-77-73-304 Jan Ferraris, S300 70 83-78-74-305 Joan Joyce, 76-77-68-85-306 Betsy Cullen. 76-76-76-79-307 Clifford Ann Creed. 77-77-76-78-308 Alice Miller. 74-79-78-79-310 Eva Chanq. 80-73-79-79 31 1 Barbara Mizrahie, 77-77-79-78-311 Judy Clark, 78-76-77-80-311 Sylvia Ferdon.

77-77-76-81-311 Julie Stanger, 76-75-83-79-313 Gerda Boykin, 78-75-82-79-314 Shannon Johnson, 7B-76-81-82-317 Janet Alex. 76-78-WD. TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Sent Andres Mora, Outfielder, to Rochester of the International League, who optioned him to Sal ti I lo of the Mexican League. Sent Carlos Lopel and Mark Corey, outfielder, and John Flinn, pitcher, to Rochester, KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Cut Bob Robertson, first baseman. Optioned Jim Gaudet, catcher.

Randy McGllberry, pitcher, and Luis Silverio, outfielder, to Omaha of the American Association. NEW YORK YANKEES Assigned Bruce Robinson, catcher, to Columbus ol the International League. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Optioned Joe Cannon, outfielder, to Syracuse of the International League. National League ATLANTA BRAVEi-Traded David Campbell, pitcher, to the Montreal Expos for Pepe Frias, shortstop. Placed Biff Pocoroba, catcher; and Brian Asselstine, first baseman-outfielder, on the disabled list.

Sent Hank Small, first Chico Ruiz, second baseman; Jerry Maddox, third baseman; and Larry Bradford, pitcher, to their minor league camp for reassignment. CHICAGO CUBS-Assigned Bill Caudill. Dave Geisel, Derek Botelho and George Riley, pitchers; and Steve Davis, infieider, to Wichita of the American Association. MONTREAL EXPOS-Assigned David Campbell, pitcher, to their AAA roster. NEW YORK METS-Sent Dan Norman, outfielder, to Tidewater of the International League.

ST. LOUIS AR I NALS Optioned Ken Seaman, pitcher, to Springfield of the American Association. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Sold Art Gardner, outfielder, to Denver ol the American Association. Assigned Tom Heintzelman, infieider, outright to Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. Optioned Phil Nastu and Ed Plank, pitchers; Joe Strain, infieider; and Dennis Littleiohn, catcher, to Phoenix.

HOCKEY World Hockey Association NEW ENGLAND WHALERS fired Bill Dineen, coach, and replaced him with head scout Don Blackburn. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association DENVER NUGGETS Placed George McGinnis, forward, on the inlured list. Activated Geft Crompton, forward. FOOTBALL Canadian Football League WINNNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS Signed Ron Olsonoski and Bob McEachern, linebackers. COLLEGE ST, LOUIS UNIVERSITY Named Rick Starzecki assistant basketball coach, effectiver-AAay 1.

VANDERBILT Named Richard Schmidt head basketball coach. HI AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Southern Division Pts GF GA New Haven 43 24 9 95 326 263 Hershey 33 34 7 73 301 305 Broome 32 40 5 69 292 304 Rochester 26 40 11 63 277 330 Philadelphia 24 45 7 53 216 317 Northern Division Pts GF GA Maine 43 22 11 97 325 242 New Brunswick 38 29 10 86 296 278 Nova Scotia 36 3 7 4 76 291 291 Springfield 32 35 8 72 268 264 'Clinched division title. Saturday Philadelphia at Hershey, ppd, nuclear emergency. New Brunswick 1, Maine 1. OT Springfield 4, Broome 1 Yesterday Hershey 6, Broome 5 New Haven 5, New Brunswick 5.

tie. Nova Scotia 5. Springfieid 3 Philadelphia 6. Rochester 4 Today No games scheduled. Firebirds 6, Anierks 4 Philadelphia 1 1 44 Rochester 0 1 34 First Period Scoring: Philadelphia.

Contim 7 (Brooks, Collyard) 14:37. Penalties: None. Second Period- Scoring: 2 Philadelphia. Skinner 30 (Contini Prentice) 5.32, 3. Rochester, McGregoi 2J (Maluta, West) 12:48.

Penalties: Giallonardo (P) 8:47, Bennett (R) 8:47. Third Period: Scoring: 4. Philadelphia, Contini 8 PP (Morrison, B. Davis) 2:53, 5 Philadelphia. Coates 14 (Klassen.

Brooks) 4:36: 6. Philadelphia, Brooks 40 (Collyard) 7. Rochester, West 22 PP (Nicolson, Smith) 8. Rochester, Smith 23 (Vaydik, Forbes) 9. Rochester, Larway 9 (Forbes.

Smith! 10. Philadelphia, Brooks 41 (Favell, T. West) 19:58. Penalties: Nicolson 1:07, Giallonardo (P) 8:03, Davis (P) 11:38, K. Davis IP) 17.31, Nicolson (R) 17:31.

Shots on qoal: Philadelphia 10-7-10-27. Goalies: Philadelphia. Favell; Rochester, Cair. 3.S68. ICE CHIPS Even'with the loss, the Ainerks ended up with a 7-5 season's series edge on the Firebirds.

Philadelphia was the only team Rochester played better than .500 hockey against. It may not be coincidence then that the Amerks and Firebirds are the only two AHL teams knocked out of playoff contention so far In pre-game ceremonies, Amerks forward Barry Smith was honored as MVP by two groups and was voted the favorite Amerk by the fans. The award went to forward defenseman Daryl Drader, who also won the sportsmanship award. Defenseman Graeme Nicolson was voted the club's Rookie-of-the-Year The Firebirds have three goalies Doug Favell, Rick St. Croix and Yves Belanger.

Firebirds Coach Bep Guidolin said that last night's game probably would be FaveM's swan sonq in the AHL. Favell, a veteran of 14 years of professional hockey, has agreed to let the two younger poaitenders split the team's remaining four games Guidolin said he doesn't know what his status will be with the club next season if it moves to Syracuse A telling statistic was the Amerks had 27 shots on goa1 and 27 off net Amerks Coach Pat Kelly said. "We iust couldn't put the puck in the ocean there for a while." Typical of the Amerks frustrations were when center Gary Burns and right wing Tom Songin both misfired on stuff shots in the second period On another occasion, Burns had an empty net only to have a Firebird lift his stick at the last minute. But Kehy added. "Still, these guvs have improved, every one of them.

They've given me everything they've got and they'll do it for the last three games (one in Maine and two in Nova Scotia) Kelly said, "I guess now we can be a little bit like Phil ly We can be the spoilers, but the guvs can't let up because they know they could be playing for that little ditlerence in their next contract NEW YORK-PENN HOCKEY LEAGUE Saturday No games scheduled. Yesterday Syracuse 10. Rochester 2, Syracuse wins semifinal series, 4-1. Binghamton 4, Buffalo 2, Binghamton leads series 3-1. Today No games scheduled.

Stars 10, Monarchs 2 FIRST PERIOD- l. Syracuse, McKerchie (McConnell, Cooper), 2:22. SECOND PERIOD 2. Syracuse, Cooper (unassisted). 3.

Syracuse, Anaerson (Tracy, Williams). 4. Syracuse, Williams (Anderson, Clark), 5 02; 5. Syracuse, Wall (Clark), 6. Syracuse, Ball (Indivero.

McKerchie). 15 11; 7. Syracuse. McKerchie (Indivero, O'Neill. 15 40.

THIRD PERIOD -8. Syracuse. Tracy (Powless), 9. Syracuse, Wall (Powiess. Heaiy), 10.

Rochester, Schreiner, (Geitner, Reiger), 9 08, 11. Rochester, Smith (Rossi, Schreiner), 14 02; 12. Syracuse, Wall (Mulligan. RusseHi. 15.07.

Rochester 0 0 22 Syracuse 1 310 Shots on goal: Syracuse 10-31-11 52. Rochester 9-12-18-39. Goalies: Syracuse, Meidaner, Rochester, Jiacobbe. All .1.183. WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Pts GF GA Edmonton 42 2 7 2 86 292 234 Quebec 39 29 5 83 269 242 Winnipeg 35 3 2 6 76 282 2 78 New England 33 30 9 75 275 260 Cincinnati 30 38 6 66 255 267 Birmingham 29 38 6 64 259 283 Saturday Birmingham 6, Cincinnati 3 Yesterday Edmonton 5.

New England 3 Winnipeg 7, Quebec 3 Today No games scheduled WORLD CUP WRESTLING at Toledo, Ohio USSR 6, USA 4 105 pounds Roman Dmitriev, USSR, pinned William Rosado, USA, 2:40. 114.5 Anatoli Beloglazov, USSR, def. Mike McArthur, USA, 20-5, 125.5 Bozali Ibragimov, USSR, def. Jatk Reinwand, USA, 9-2. 136.5 Tim Cysewski.

USA, won by forleit. 149.5 Charles Yaola, USA, pinned Maierbek Yusupov, USSR, 8.02, 163 Leroy USA, won by forleit. 180.5 Hasan Zangiey, USSR, pinned Mark Lieberman, USA, 2:30 198 Hasan Ortsyev, USSR, def. Ben Peterson. USA, 13-2.

220 Ivan Yarigin. USSR. del. Fred Bohna, USA, disguai. Unlimited Jim Jackson, USA, def, Vladmir Parshukov, USSR, disouaiilication.

USA 10, Africa 0 105 Rosado, USA, won by forfeit. 114.5 McArthur, USA, pinned Mohamed Houshaishi, Algeria, 1:00. 125,5 Reinwand, USA, def. Ali El Ashkar, Morocco, 17-1. 136.5 Cysewski.

USA. pinned Nasr El Dm Khiafi. nation not listed, 5:07. 149.5 Yagla, USA, pinned El Akhdar Allan, Algeria, 2:50. 163 Kemp, USA, pinned Brahim Touuhza.

Morocco. 0:36. 180.5 Lieberman, USA. pinned Ahmado Diop. Senegal, 1:11.

198 Petprtnn. 1KA ninnori Amer Dridi, Tunisia. 6: 18. 220 Bohna, USA, won by forfeit. Unlimited Jackson, USA, pinned Gharbi Ali, Tunisia, 0:17.

Final team standings: USSR 8, USA 6, Japan 4, Cuba 2. Africa 0. INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 104.5 I. Dmitnev, USSR; 2. Rosado, USA, 3.

Abreu, Cuba 4. Moughta, Morocco. 114.5- 1. Beloglazov. USSR; 2 Kiyoto.

Japan, 3. Ocsna, Cuba; 4. McArthur, USA. 5. Houshaishi, Algeria.

125.5 I Ibragimov, USSR; 2. Reinwand. USA. 3. Junichi, Japan; 4.

Linares, Cuba, 5. El Ashkar, Morocco 136.5 1, Cysewski, USA; 2. Tsuneo, Japan, 3. Infante, Cuba; 4. Khiafi.

Africa, nation not listed. No lifth place 149.5 1. Yaqla, USA, 2, Yusupov, USSR, 3. Yoshitaka, Japan; 4. Ramos, Cuba; 5.

AMali, Algeria 163 1. Kemp, USA; 2 Kunihiko, Japan; 3. Pozo, Cuba. 4, Toughza, Morocco. No fifth place.

180.5 7angiev. USSR; 2. Lieberman, USA; 3. Suehiro, Japan; 4 Rodriquez. Cuba; 5.

Diop, Senegal. 198 1, Ortsyev, USSR; 2. Peterson, USA, 3 Susumu, Japan; 4. Nievec, Cuba; 5 Dridi, Tunisia. 220- 1.

Yariqin, USSR; 2. Bohns, USA; 3. Morgan, Cubs; 4. Yamamoto, Japan; 5. Hmida, Libya Unlimited 1.

Jackson, USA; 2. Parshukov, USSR; 3. Diaz, Cuba; 4. K. Yamamoto, Japan; 5.

Ali, Tunisia. SOCCER NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE National Conference Eastern Division GF GA BP Pts Washington 2 0 7 2 5 17 New York 10 2 12 8 Toronto 0 1 1 2 1-1 Rochester 0 1 0 3 0 0 Central Division Dallas 2 0 3 1 3 15 Tulsa 0 4 3 3 9 Atlanta 0 115 11 Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 Western Division Portland 1 0 4 3 3 9 Seattle 0 1 3 4 3 3 Vancouver 0 112 11 Los Angeles 0 0 0 0 0 0 American Conference Eastern Division Philadelphia II 3 13 9 Fort Lauderdal 1 1 2 2 3 9 Tampa Bay 10 2 12 8 New England 0 1 0 2 0 0 Central Division Chicago 10 2 12 8 Houston 10 2 12 8 Memphis 1 1 2 2 2 8 Detroit 0 1 0 10 0 Western Division San Diego 11 3 13 9 San Jose 0 1 3 4 3 3 California 0 2 1 3 1 1 Edmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 NOTE Six points awarded for a victory and one bonus point per goal with a maximum of three per game. Saturday Philadelphia 3, Rochester 0 Fort Lauderdale 2, New England 0 Tamoa Bay 2. Memphis 1. Houston 2.

Toronto 1 Cosmos 2. San Diego 1. OT Portland 4, San Jose 3. OT Yesterday Washington 5, Atlanta 1 Today No games scheduled BOXING 51ST GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING TOURNAMENT at Indianapolis, Ind. Championship results 106 pounds Richard Sandoval, Los Angeles, stopped Alexander Pelen, Hawaii.

2 112 Jerome Coffee, Knoxville. stopped Dario Medrano, Grand Rapids, 2. 119 Kenneth Baysmore, Washington, DC, outpointed Jackie Beard, Jackson, Miss. 125 Roland Cooley, Pennsylvania, slopped Ben Rodriguez, Omaha, 3. 132 Johnny Bumphus, Knoxville.

outpointed Efrain Nieves, Milwaukee. 139 Lemuel Steeples. St. Louis, outpointed Byron Lindsay, San Diego. 147 Mike McCallum, Kpm, outpointed Donald Bowers, Jackson.

156 James Shuler, Pennsylvania, outpointed Randy Smith, Chicago. 165 Antonio Ayaia. Fort Worth, Texas, outpointed Lamont Kirkland, Omaha. 1 78 Lee Roy Murphy. Chicago, slopped Alvino Manson, Indianapolis, I.

Heavyweight Marvis Frazier, Pennsylvania, outpointed Phillip Brown, Lafayette. La Team Scores 1, Pennsylvania 25. 2, Knoxville. Tenn 22 3, St. Louis 21.

4, Fort Worth 19. 5. Latayette. 15 6, (tie) Grand Rapids, Las Vegas, Chicago, Jackson, 14 10, (tie) Milwaukee. Washington.

D.C., 13. Yesterday Montreal 3. Houston 2. 10 innings Atlanta 3. Minnesota 2 Boston 9, St.

Louis 6 New York (N) 5, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 7. Cincinnati 5 Chicago (A) 10, Toronto 7 Texas 6, Kansas City 1 New York (A) 4. Detroit 3, 10 innings Los Angeles at California Cleveland 7, Seattle 3 Oakland 9, Chicago (N) 8 San Francisco 5, Milwaukee 3 San Diego 5. Seibu Lions 1 Today Kansas City vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach.

Fla. Montreal vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Fla.

New York (N) vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla. Philadelphia vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Fla. Pittsburgh vs.

Minnesota at Orlando, Fla. Minnesota vs. Houston at Cocoa. Fla. Baltimore vs.

New York (A) at Ft, Lauderdale. Fla. Chicago (A) vs. Texas at Pompano Beach, Fla, Milwaukee vs. Chicago (N) at Mesa, Ariz.

Oakland vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz. Cincinnati vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla. (n) California at San Diego, (n) Los Angeles vs.

San Francisco at Phoenix. (n) Linoscores At Orlando, Fla. Atlanta 010 200 0003 6 1 Minnesota 000 010 0102 9 1 Matula, Mahler (8) and Nolan, Benedict (7) Goltz, Serum (9) and Wynegar. W-Matula. L-Golti.

HR-Atlanta, Bonnell. At Ft, Lauderdale, Fla. Detroit 000 001 200 0-3 10 1 N.Y. Yankees 100 000 101 14 1 (10 innings) Billingham, Taylor (7), Burnside (8), Morris (9) and May; Tiant, Mirabella (7), Gossage (8), Tidrow (10) and Johnson. Tiarow.

Morris. HR New York, White. At Dunedin, Fla. Chicaqo (A) 000 051 04010 13 0 Toronto 100 120 300 1 11 4 Kravec. Scarberry (7), Robinson (8) and Foley; Clancy, Lemanczyk (7).

Willis (8) Friesleben (9) and Davis. W-Scarberry. Willis. HRs-Chicago. Pryor.

Toronto. Howell, Bosetli, Mayberry. At Cocoa, Fla. Montreal 000 000 001 2 3 9 1 Houston 000 000 001 1-2 12 1 (10 innings) Lee, Schatzeder (8), Dues (10), Palmer (10) and Dyer. Macha (10); Ruhle, Riccelli (8), McLaughlin (10) and Ashby, Bochy (8).

W-Schatzeder. McLaughlin. At Bradenton. Fla. Cincinnati 000 020 102-5 9 1 Pittsburgh 221 010 lOx 7 10 Hume, Bair (5), Capilla (6), Tomlin (8) and Correll; Blyleven, Jackson (8), Tekulve (9) and Ott.

W-Blyleven. L-Hume. HRs-Cincinnati, Henderson, DeFereites. Pittsburgh, Parker, Garner. At Tucson, Ariz.

Seattle 000 110 100-1 7 1 Cleveland 310 020 010-7 II 1 McLaughlin. Parrott (2). Montague (6), Vasquez (8) and Stinson; Wilkins, V. CruJ (7), Spillner (8) and Alexander, Hassey (7). W-Wilkins.

L-McLaughlin. At St Petersburg, Fla. Boston 100 050 120-9 14 1 St. Louis 103 000 011-6 II 0 Torres, Campbell (7) and Montgomery, Fisk (5); Denny, Schult! (7), Llttell and Fitzsimmons, Kennedy (7). 4 Torres.

L-Denny. At Pompano Beach, Fla. Kansas City 000 000 001-1 7 3 Texas 001 020 03x-4 I 1 Pattin, Paschall (6), Hrabosky (8) and Quirk, Darwin, AHard (6). Lyle (9) and Sundberg. W-Darwin.

L-Patlin, HRs Texas, Grubb; Kansas City, Wilson. At Mesa, Ariz. Oakland 201 200 040-9 16 1 Cnicago (N) 301 300 100 a 14 1 Hamilton, Minetto (4), Todd (7) and Newman. Reuschel, Sutter (7), Moore (9) and Foote, Blackwell (8). W-Todd.

Sutter. HR Oakland, Page. At Anaheim. Calif. Los Angeles 002 000 0204 i 1 California 022 102 O0x-7 10 2 Messersmith, Hough (8) and Ferguson, Oates (7); Knapp.

Barr (8) and Donohue. W-Knapp. Messersmith. HRs-Los Angeles, Thomas. California, Aikens.

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL OPENING DAY GAMES Maior league baseball's season openers through Thursday, with probable pitchers, last season's records, EST starting times and projected attendance: Wednesday, April 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE California (Tanana, 18-12) at Seattle (Abbott, 7-15), 10:35 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco (Blue. 18-10) at Cincinnati (Seaver, 16-14), 2:30 p.m. A 52.392 Thursday, April AMERICAN LEAGUE Texas (Comer, 11-5) at Detroit (Wilcox, 13-12). 1 30 p.m.

Milwaukee (Caidwell, 22-9) at New York (Guidry, 25-3), 2 p.m. Boston (Eckersley, 20-8) at Cleveland (Wise, 9-19), p.m. Toronto (Underwood, 6-14) at Kansas City (Leonard, 21-17, p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York (Zachry, 10-6. or Swan, 9-6) at Chicago (R.

Reuschel, 14-15), 2:30 p.m. San Diego (Perry, 21-6) at Los Angeles (Hooton. 19-10, or Sutton, 15-11), 4 p.m. Maple Leafs 6, Sabres 3 Toronto 4-1-1 (S Buffalo 1-H-3 First period-1. Toronto, Gardner 28 (Seganiuk.

Ouenneville). 2:17. 2, Toronto, McDonald 39 iTurnbuH, Salming), 6:04. 3, Toronto, Gardner 29 (unassisted), 6:59 4, Buffalo. Perreault 25 (Robert.

Korab), 16 15. 5, Toronto, Salming 17 (Sittler, McDonald), 18:35, Second period 6, Toronto. McDonald JO (Sillier), 13:20. 7. Buffalo, Luce 26 (Robert, Ramsay), 16:32, Third period 8, Buffalo, Perreault 26 (Richard, Playfair), 8:10.

9, Toronto, MacDonaid 41 (Sittler, Anderson), 18:33.. Shots on goal Toronto 8-9-12-29, Buffalo 12-9-10-31. Goalies-Toronto. Palmateer. Buffalo.

Edwards. A 16,433. Flyers 7, Rangers 3 New York 1 I 1-i Philadelphia 1 1 1-7 First Period 1, Philadelphia, LaPointe 3 (Gorrence, Bridgman), 2:08. 2. Philadelphia, Bridgman 23 (Kelly), 11:07.

3, New York, Hickey 30, 14:13. 4, Philadelphia, Holmgren 17 (MacLeish, Dunlop), 15.41. Second Period 5, Philadelphia, Barber 33 (Linseman, Ververgaert), 1:03. 6, New York, McEwen 19 (Hedberg, Marios), 2:47 7, Philadelphia. Dailey 9 (Linseman, Holmgren), 17:17.

8. Philadelphia, Bridgman 24 (Gorence. Kelly). 18 23. Third Period 9.

New York, Hickey 31 (Duguay, Marios), 3 27. 10, Philadelphia, Holmaren 18 Dunlop). 13:56. Shots on goal-New York 5-5-8-18. Philadelphia 15-19-943 Goa'ies -New York.

Davidson. Thomas. Philadelphia. Stephenson. A 17,077.

Canucks 2, Black Hawks 2 Vancouver 1 0 12 Chicago 0 1 1-2 First Period 1. Vancouver, Martin 12 (Keanis. Mcllhargey), 12:13. Second Period 2. Chicago, Bordeleau 14 (Fox, Murray), 14,09.

Third Period 3. Vancouver, Manno 5, 1 57. 4, Chicago, O'Connell 3 (Kerr, Mulvey), 3:13. Shots on goal-Vancouver 9-6-11-26. Chicago 8-9-11-28.

Goalies Vancouver. Bromley. Chicago, Esposilo. Red Wings 3. N.

Stars 1 Minnesota 0 0 1) Detroit 3 0 0-1 First Period 1. Detroit. Thompson 23 (Nedomaniky, Larson). 8:51. 2, Detroit, Nedomansky 37 (Labraaten, Miller), 12 30 3, Detroit, St.

Laurent 17 (Thompson), 13:58. Second Period None. Third Period 4, Minnesota. Manery 16 (Barrett, Payne), 18 44. Shots on goal Minnesota 8-5-720.

Detroit 15-7-7-29. Goalies-Minnesota, LoPresti. Detroit, Rutherford. A 13,742. Bruins 3, Canadiens 3 Montreal 10 2-3 Boston 12 0-3 First Period-1, Boston, Smith 6, 1 :50, 2, Montreal, Risebrough 9 (Robinson), 6 JO Second Period 3, Boston.

Jonathan 6 (Cashman, Foster). 10:08. 4, Boston, Foster 10 (Marcotte, Smitn), 14.28. Third Lemaire 21 (Lapointe, Lalieur), 3:34. 6, Montreal, Langway 3, 14:35.

Shots on goal Montreal 10.10-8-28. Boston 4-10-7-21. Goalies-Montreal, Dryden. Boston, Chec-vers. A 14,654.

Jennings keeps Ohio karate title Special lo the LOWEVILLE. OHIO-Jennings Karate Academy of Rochester successfully defended its Ohio State Karate Championships title by taking five lst-plaee awards Saturday. "We're proud of what we did," said Joe Jennings, owner of the school. "We were up against some tough competition." Bill Harp took first in the black belt lightweight fighting category while Debbie Mazzochetti won the women's black belt fighting. Carlos Cruz, competing in the advanced junior (12-15) bracket, won the fighting competition.

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