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DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER, N.Y., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1992 Upper Deck dives into minor leagues with 350-card set More than six decades after it was built, Silver Stadium added an Upper Deck this year. Unfortunately, you'll find it on the outfield fence. PLAYING FOR KEEPS The Upper Deck card company, which released its fourth set of major league cards this year, is making a move into minor league baseball with a 350-card set that will include at least one member of the Rochester Red Wings. And unlike some of the older card companies that never seemed to put money back into the sports that fed them, Upper "I "wmmm" Hifmg-y www i pi mm nationally recognized company like Upper Deck and its powerful marketing machine behind them.

Up to now they have been a tough sell, even in the last couple years when Pro Cards, a Pottstown, company, has concentrated on producing and marketing them with full page color ads in demo-graphically perfect Baseball America. Pro Cards will be producing a full Rochester Red Wings set again this year, as will Impel Marketing, which will produce its Line Drive set of the Red Wings for the second year. Nobody knows the frustrations of trying to market minor league sets any more than WGRC sports director Bill Pucko, who produced 15 sets, mostly of New York-Penn League teams. The last ones were produced in 1990. "It was a lot of work," Pucko said with a sigh yesterday when asked if he missed doing it.

"Really, no. I would have liked to continue, but once it was over, it was over and I really didn't miss it. It was fun while it lasted, though. I had some good conversations." One was with a Utica pitcher who gave his home address to Pucko and asked him if he would send some of the cards home when they came out a month later. "I asked him why he wanted me to do it and he said, 'I don't figure to be here Pucko remembered.

"He said, 'My arm's so sore, I can't throw a And he was right. In his career, he pitched two games for an inning and a So Upper Deck settled for the distance markers on the outfield fence. If you want to see the ads and you are a youngster, Upper Deck has made that easy for you, too. "They're sponsoring the Upper Deck Kids Club, which is a little bit like the knothole gang," Mason said. "If kids bring two foil wrappers from the baseball cards and take them to the ticket office, we'll give them an Upper Deck Kids Club card, which will get them into every Tuesday game during the season." Obviously that doesn't include this afternoon's 12:30 p.m.

start, since school is in session. But there are 10 other Tuesday night games on the schedule. For the collectors out there, you'll probably want to mark Thursday, July 16, on your calendar. That's the day Upper Deck gives you something for nothing at Silver. "They are going to be giving out baseball card holders with two cards in them to the first 2,500 fans," Mason said.

"Each one will have a Brien Taylor card and a Frank Rodriguez card in it." The cards of the two hot minor league prospects will be promotional cards for the minor league set. And while the promo craze has died down from the crescendo it hit at last year's National at Anaheim, the first Brien Taylor Upper Deck minor league card should be a nice collectible. It'll be interesting to see just how well minor league cards do with the clout of a third with the Utica Blue Sox back in 1988." Minor league cards have never done much more than the Utica pitcher. But now that could change. "I figured it was just a matter of time before one of those major companies took a jump into that market," Pucko said.

"An interesting concept. I guess I like it. I probably shouldn't, but I still love minor league cards. "If they are making a card set of that size, they are using some judgment as to who is getting in that set. If as a Red Wings fan you care about who's big in the minors, this is going to help sort it out for you and give credibility to it." A retired producer like Pucko can sit back and enjoy watching players from his sets become parts of major league sets.

He can count 13 of his New York-Penn players now in the major leagues. Among them are Randy Tomlin, who is 4-0 with the Pirates, and Met rookies Todd Hundley and Anthony Young. Show time As part of an Irondequoit Mall sports card show this weekend, three Red Wings will be signing free autographs on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. They are Bobby Dickerson, Mike Lehman and Ken Shamburg.

Frank Bilovsky's Playing for Keeps column appears in the Democrat and Chronicle on Tuesdays. Address all questions and comments to 55 Exchange Rochester, N.Y. 14614. FRANK BILOVSKY Deck is pouring some money back into baseball at all levels. It sponsored a tour of old timers games last year.

This year, it is spending money advertising in the majors and the minors. It took a full page ad in the Red Wings program. And it looked for an unusual place to advertise its product at Silver Stadium. "By the time they contacted us (in November), all our outfield signs were sold," said Red Wings director of promotions and group sales Dan Mason. "They wanted to buy the on-deck circles, but we decided we didn't want to sell them." CARD OF THE WEEK Don't ask us why this card No.

54 from this year's Wild Card Basketball set exists. It shows former Jefferson High (Class of '83) and Niagara University (Class of '87) star Joe Arlauckas in action with a foreign team. On the back it lists Arlauckas' statistics at Niagara. But it neither identifies the team for which he is playing in the picture, nor the reason why he would be included in a 1992 set. Doesn't matter, though.

When a guy from Rochester makes a nationally distributed 120-card basketball set, it's news for us, even If we don't understand why. LAS VEGAS LINE Gannett Ntws Service (Honw team CAPS) Favorite fastball i1 ffl a a a i Baseball: 12:35 p.m. Syracuse at Roch. 7:30 p.m. Rangers at Yankees 7:30 p.m.

Houston at N.Y. Mets 7:30 p.m. Cubs at Atlanta 7:35 p.m. Cubs at Atlanta 10:30 p.m. Montreal at San Fran.

Basketball: 7:30 p.m. Cleveland at N. Jersey SPTS 8:00 p.m. New York at Detroit TNT 10:30 p.m. Golden Slat Seattle TNT Hockey: 1 0:30 p.m.

LA at Edmonton (JIP)SPTS Sailing: 3:00 p.m. America's Cup ESPN television sponscasis in ooiof WPXY 1280 GRC-35 WACK 1420 WWOR WGN WTBS ESPN Finger Lakes 12:30 p.m. Finger Lakes 12:30 p.m. Buffalo 7:30 p.m. 7:30 SOCCER SOCCER INTERNATIONAL INDOOR TOURNAMENT At Lake Placid, April 24-26 Men's Division Semifinals TFCO 2, Team Lepme 1 Riccardis 6, Syracuse 0 3rd place Syracuse 4, Team Lepine 1 Finals Riccardis 2, TFCO 0 MAJOR SOCCER LEAGUE Playoff semifinele (Beel-ot-7) Cleveland ve.

Daltaa (Dallas wins aeries, 4-2) Sunday. Dallas 8, Cleveland 4 FOOTBALL WORLD LEAGUE OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL European WIT Pet. PF PA Barcelona 5 1 0 .833 77 65 Frankfurt 2 4 0 .333 93 127 London 1 4 1 .250 104 121 North American Eaal Orlando 5 1 0 .833 163 72 Montreal 2 4 0 .333 104 130 2 4 0 .333 116 121 Ohio 0 6 0 .000 48 126 North American Weal San Antonio 5 1 0 .833 93 70 Sacramento 4 2 0 .667 116 96 Birmingham 3 2 1 .545 99 85 Saturday Barcelona at Birmingham, 8 p.m. Franklurt at Ohio. 8 p.m.

Sunday American iMfillt NEW YORK Pick Teas BOSTON 9-10 Chicago TORONTO 6V7'i California Oakland E-6 CLEVELAND DETROIT E- Seattle MILWAUKEE 5'1-6'i Kansai Cily MINNESOTA S'i-4'l Baltimore National league CINCINNATI Pick Pittsburgh NEW VORK 7-8 Houston ATLANTA Chicago SAN DIEGO 5V6 4 Phila. SAN FRAN 5 l-6 Montreal ANGELES 6V7'4 St Louil HOCKEY Stanley Cup playotfe Detroit E-6 MINNESOTA ST LOUIS 7-8 Chicago WINNIPEG 6-7 Vancouver EDMONTON 7VB' Los Angeles BASKETBALL NBA Playoffs Today Cleveland 2 '4 NEW JERSEY DETROIT 5 New York LA CLIPPERS 3 Utah SEATTLE 4't Golden State Tomorrow Chicago 10 MIAMI Phoenix 3'i S. ANTONIO Portland 6 LA LAKERS Finger Lakes 12:30 p.m. Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Finger Lakes 1:05 p.m.

Buffalo 7:30 p.m. Buffalo p.m. Richmond 7:05 p.m. Syracuse 12:35 p.m. Syracuse 7:05 p.m.

AHL playoffs: HORSE RACING tn RED WINGS AMERKS BUFFALO MISCELLANEOUS Chupp: Intermediate: Weapons: 2. Bill Calvo: KatK 3. Calvo: Fighting: 3. Calvo; Beginner Kata: 1. Paul Howan, ngnting: j.

Rowan 35-over- Advanced: Weapons: 2. Juan Rodriguez; Kata: 1. Rodriguez; Fighting: 2. Rodriguez; Beginner: Fighting: 1. Ernest Holmes.

3. Michael Martin; Kata: 3. Martin Women Ages 16-16: Advanced: Weapons: 2 Kim Sadler; Kala: 2. Sadler: Fighting: 3 Sadler 19-34: Novice: KatK 1. Pam 0 Brian; Fighting: 2.

Brien: Weapons: 1. 0 Brien 35-over Advanced: Kate 1. Andrea Rodriguez: Weapon 1. Andrea Rodriguez, Novice: Kate 1. Diane Beers VOLLEYBALL WESTERN EMPIRE VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS At Irondequoit H.8.

Women's Class A division Rochester Pace-Bootlegger del. Bottom Up VBC. 15-10. 15-9 Pace-Booliegger def. Networks VBC, 15- 7.

15-11 Championship: Pace-Bootlegger def. Networks. 16-17, 15-6, 16-14 Men's Claaa A Rochester Pace-Bootlegger Junior Elite split ml Pace-Bootlegger Masters, 16-14, 6- 15 Pace-Bootlegger Jr. Elite del. Networks, 15-10.

15-9 Pace-Bootlegger Jr. Elite split ml Buffalo St. VBC 15-11. 14-16 Pace-Bootlegger Jr. Elite def.

Three Flags 15- 12, 15-9 Pace-Bootlegger Masters def. Hot Shots, 16- 13. 15-12 Pace-Bootlegger Masters def. Chariot VBC, 15-12, 11-15. 15-10 Championship: Masters def.

Elite, 15-10, 17-15 SAILING 1992 AMERICA'S CUP Defender Selection Series Finale (Best-of-13) Standings: America3, 4 points; Stars 1 Stripes. 3 points. Schedule: Yesterday, Layday; Today, America3 vs. Stars 4 Stripes. Challenger Selection Series Finals (Best-ol-9) Standings: New Zealand.

3 points; II Moro di Venezia. 2 point. Schedule: Yesterday, Layday; Today, New Zealand vs. II Moro di Venezia. OLYMPIC SOLING TRIALS At Punle Gorda, Fla.

Ft tea two results 1. Kevin Mahaney. Bangor, Me. 2 Gerard Coleman, Coronado. Ca.

3 Dave Curtis. Marblehead, Ma. 4 Jeff Madrigali. Ross. Ca.

5. Larry Klein, San Diego, Ca. 6. Doug McLean, Marina Del Ray, Cl. 7 Peter Gleitz.

Annapolis. Md. 8 Brodie Cobb. Dallas. Tx.

9. Peter Merrilield, Bay Si. Louis, Md. 10 Mark Hallman, Addison. Tx.

Rochester Yacht Club finishers 1 1. Jerry Castle 14 Marc Fischer 15 Fritz Odenbach Standings through two races 1. Mahaney 3 points 2 Coleman 3 points 3 Curtis 13 7 points 4. Klein 15.7 points 5. Madrigali 19.7 points 12.

Fischer 36 points 13. Castle 36 points 16. Odenbach 45 points SOFTBALL McAVOY PARK Monday Night Majors All Wash 17, Feilucca 9 Lupton 11, Rochester Real Club 6 Rochester Police Locust Club 13, Superstars 12 Jeremiah's 10, Billitier Electric 9 Three Flags 15, Winlield 4 f5- 3'i laZZLjj TENNIS ATAT CHALLENGE At Roswell, Ga. Singles Firat round: Jeff Tarango. Manhattan Beach.

Cant del. Roberto Ajar. Argentina. 6-0. 6-4.

Mark Woodforde. Australia, del Derrick Rostango 5. Pacific Palisades, 6-1. 6-3 MaliVai Washington (61. Ponte Vedra Beach.

Fla def. Jonathan Stark, Medlord. 7-5. 6-4 Jacco Eltmgh. Netherlands, def.

Franco Davin. Argentina, 7-6 17-51. 6-1. Horacio de la Pena. Argentina, del.

Jean Philippe Fieurian. France, 6-3. 0-6. 7-5. Claudio Pistolesi.

Italy, del. Andrei Olhovt- kiy. CIS. 6-4. 6-4 Pablo Arraya.

Peru, def Chris Garner, Bay Shore. NY. 7-6 (7-4) 4-6 6-4 WTA HAMBURG CHAMPIONSHIP At Hamburg, Germany Singles First round: Steffi Graf (1), Germany, def. Debbie Graham, Fountain Valley. 6-0.

7-6 (7-3). Noeiie van Lottum, France, def. Sabine Lohmann. Germany 6-0. 6-3.

Jana Novotna 5), Ciechoslovakia, del. Elena Briokhovels, CIS. 6-3. 6-2. Patricia Hy.

Canada, del. Kataryna Novak. Poland. 6-2. 6-3.

Leila Meschki, Georgia, def. Nicole Muns- Jagerman. Netherlands, 6-2, 4-6. 6-4. Jo Dune, Britain, def.

Manon Bollegraf, Netherlands 6-3. 6-2 MUNICH CHAMPIONSHIP At Munich, Germany Singles First round: Msrkus Naewte, Germany. def. Richard Kraiicek (51, Netherlands. 6-4, 6-4 David Engel.

Sweden, del. Christiano Car- atti. Italy, 6-1, 6-4. Bernd Karbacher, Germany, def. Lars Koslowskl, Germany, 5-7, 6-1, 6-3.

Nicklas Kulti, Sweden, def. Olivier Delaitrs, France, 6-4, 7-5. Roddolphe Gibert, France, def. Radomir Vasek. Czechoslovakia.

6-2. 6-4. CITY OF MADRID CHAMPIONSHIP At Madrid, Spam Singles First round: Carlos Costa (7 Spain, del. Juan Viloca. Spain.

7-6 (7-3). 7-6 (9-7). Fabrice Santoro. France, del. David de Miguel.

Spam. 7-5, 6-3. Francisco Clavet (6), Spain, def. Jaime Oncms. Brazil.

6-4, 6-3. Frederic Fontang. France, def. Diego Nargiso. Italy.

1-6. 6-2. 6-3 Jordi Arrese (6), Spam, def. Juan Gisbert, Spam. 6-0.

6-2 Thierry Champion, France, def. Jose Con-de. Spain. 7-6 (7-4), 6-0. Javier Sanchez, Spain, def.

Patrick McEnroe. Oyster Bay. 6-4. 6-0 KARATE NIAGARA ASSOCIATION AAU KARATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Men Senior advanced: Weapons: 1 Greg Sto-kelin. Fighting: 1.

Stokelin; Kala: 2. Stoketin Youth intermediate: Kala: 1. Brandon Henry; Fighting: 2. Jeremiah Hubbard; 3. Henry Youth advanced: Kale 2.

John Cragie, Fighting: 2 Cragie Adult: Kata: 3 Ron Garrow; Fighting: 2. Garrow Women Kata: 1. Shaunte Henry; Chris Fahren back4 Kim Morrice Weapons: 4 Morrice Fighting: 2 Fahrenback; 4. Morrice Gillam Grant Karate School results Men Ages 13-14: Advanced: Weapons: 1 Dave Nagel: 4. Mike Andersen; Kata: 2.

Nagle; 4. Andersen. Fighting: 4. Andersen; Beginner: Kata: 1 Dan Nesbitt: Fighting: 4. Nesbitt 14- 17: Team fighting: 2.

Jayson Sullivan-Jon Myers-Paul Dziekan 15- 16: Advanced: Fighting: 1. Jon Myer 17: Advanced: Fighting: 1. Paul Dziekan; Weapons: 3 Dziekan; Kata: 3. Dziekan 17-18: Intermediate: Weapons: 1. Jason Sullivan.

Fighting: 1. Sullivan; Kata: 1. Sullivan 19-34: Advanced: Wepeons: 4. Brian can laugh Arazi Finger Lakes 1:05 p.m. Buffalo 6:30 p.m.

Richmond 2:05 p.m. AHL playoffs: Tidewater 7:05 p.m. at Binghamton 7:35 p.m. a EZ3 SPORTS BANQUET: The Greater Rochester Amateur Athletic Federation is holding its inaugural annual banquet tomorrow at the Holiday Inn Airport, 911 Brooks Ave. at 6:30 p.m.

Call GRAAF office (425-1 150). BASEBALL CLINIC: The Rochester Red Wings are scheduled to hold the first of five special clinics Saturday, May 2 at Silver Stadium. Several players will teach the fundamentals of the game to members of Tops Kids Club, an organization for boys and girls age 14 and under. The hour-long clinic begins at 5 p.m.. Kid Club members will be allowed in the ballpark at 4:30 p.m.

One. in 1975. Compiled by Ted Rosen and Tim Farretl Orlando at San Antonio. 1 m. London at New York-New Jersey, 1 p.m.

Sacramento at Montreal, 1 p.m. BOWLING LPST ATHENS OPEN At Athens, Ga. Standinga after firat round (6 games) 1, Lisa Wagner, Palmetto, 1.391. 2, Debbie McMullen, Denver, 1,381. 3.

Sharon Todd, Ashland. 1.372. 4. Robin Romeo, Van Nuys, 1.360. 5.

Carol Gianotti, Australia. 1.347. 6, Leanne Barretts, Oklahoma, City. 1.338. 7, Chris Bickett, Hialeah, 1,303.

6. Linda Kelly, Hubor Heights, Ohio, 1.298. 9. Anne Marie Duggan, La Habra. 1.297.

10. Betty Morris, Stockton, 1,281. 11. Cheryl Daniels. Detroit.

1,278. 12. Jackie Sellers. DuBois. 1.276.

13. Carolyn Dorm, Linden. N.J., 1.272. 14. a-Melissa Davis, Camden, 1,269.

15, Mary Martha Cerniglia, Springfield. 1.Z5B. 16. April Evans. Columbus, Ohio, 1.255.

17. Michelle Mullen. Matteson. Ill 1.252. 18.

Tina Ferro. Binghampton. 1.243. 19, a-Kendra Childers, Gainesville. 1.241.

20. Carol Norman. Ardmore. 1.237. 21, Sandra Jo Shiery, Coldwater.

1.231. 22. Stacy Rider, La Habra. Calif 1.229 23. Carolyn Hodge.

Sacramento. Calif 1.228 24, Karen Wakefield, Horse-heads, 1,217. GOLF MONEY LEADERS Through Sunday Richmond 7:05 p.m. AHL playoffs: Binghamton 7:35 p.m. NHL playoffs: at Boston 7:35 p.m.

Knee. Richmond 7:05 p.m. Kentucky Derby 20 a HAWKS-Signed Jay Edwards, guard. FOOTBALL Canadian Football League OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS Signed Brett Young, defensive back, to a three-year contract. HOCKEY National Hockey League NHL Suspended Minnesota defenseman Derian Hatcher for three playoff games for a high-sticking incident against Detroit right wing Kevin Miller on Friday night.

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Extended the contract of Mike Eaves, coach of Her-shey of the American Hockey League. COLLEGE BOSTON COLLEGE Named Nadine Lilavois women's volleyball coach. COLLEGES MEN LACROSSE United Slate Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association polls Division I Record Pts 1. Syracuse (12) -1 240 2. North Carolina 11-2 228 3 Princeton 9-2 209 4.

Johns Hopkins 5-3 200 5. Loyola, Md. 6-3 191 6. Maryland 8-4 189 7. Navy 6-4 148 6 Towson St.

8-2 147 9 Brown 10-3 143 10 Yale 10-3 140 11. Virginia 6-5 114 12. Army 8-3 108 13. Massachusetts 8-2 102 14 Duke 6-6 88 15 Penn St 9-2 72 16. Cornell 7-4 69 17.

Md -Baltimore Co. 10-4 34 16 St. John s. Y. 8-4 27 19 Georgetown 6-2 24 20.

Rutgers 5-6 21 Division HI Record Pts 7-1 240 9- 1 226 11-1 215 10- 3 204 10- 1 190 6- 5 183 11- 2 156 10-3 141 7- 2 140 10-2 126 12- 3 107 9-0 107 9-4 102 1. Hobart (12) 2. Naiareth Salisbury St. Roanoke Ithaca Ohio Wesleyan Gettysburg Washington, Md. Clarkson 10.

Hartwick 11. Alfred Middiebury 13. Franklin Marshall 14. Washington Lee 15. Cortland 16 St Lawrence 17.

HIT 18. Williams 19 Whittier 20 Bowdoin 8-5 5-7 5-6 4-1 7-0 15-0 9-3 BASKETBALL NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Sith Man Award winners 1992 Detlet Schrempf, Indiana 1991 Detlet Schrempf, Indiana 1990 Ricky Pierce. Milwaukee 1989 Eddie Johnson, Phoenix 1988 Roy Tarpley. Dallas 1967 Ricky Pierce. Milwaukee 1966 Bill Walton.

Boston 1985 Kevin McHale. Boston 1964 Kevin McHale. Boston 1983 Bobby Jones. Philadelphia -1- 4 2- 4 I I Trn Money 1 Fred Couples 11 $1,010,874 2 Davis Love III 12 $1,001,932 3 John Cook 10 $590,760 4 Mark 0 Meara 12 $568 028 5. Ray Floyd 8 $527,118 6 Chip Beck 11 $520,675 7 Corey Pavln 11 $365,359 8.

Jeff Slumen 12 $343,856 9. Paul Azmger 10 $329,390 10. Steve Elkington 10 $305,232 11. Sieve Pate 12 $288,979 12. Mark Brooks 13 $275,476 13.

Nick Price 12 $270,183 14. Keith Clearwater 13 $266,843 15. Tom Kile 10 $262,006 16. Tom Lehman 12 $253,705 17 Lee Janzen 13 $246,954 18. Duffy Waldorf 10 $236,757 19.

Mark Calcavecchia 11 $227,261 20. Gene Sauers 10 $223 830 at Btnghamtoq 7:35 p.m. NHL playoffs: Boston 7:35 p.m. Knee. III nil.

BASKETBALL USA BASKETBALL Named Maryland coach Chris Weller coach of the USA Women's Select Team that will compete for the R. William Jones Cup in Taipei, Taiwan. NBA NBA Fined Golden State center Alton Lister Seattle center Shawn Kemp and Seattle guard Dana Barros $500 for an altercation involving a flagrant foul by Lister on Kemp in Saturday's game and fined Seattle guard Nate McMillan $4,000 for a flagrant foul against Sarunas Marciulionis in the same game. US Basketball League MIAMI TROPICS-Named John Lucas coach, Jim Price assistant coach and Jordan Bressler director ot media relations. NEW HAVEN SKY- touch tone phone) 1 900 454 press 95 cents per minute C-First To Strike (Santos) 2.20 On 3:37.

Time 1:11 3-5. Eucta (Ht-E!) paid 61.60. Pick Three IA2-I1-H6) paid 631.00. EIGHTH: 30,000, ale, 3Y0 up, 71. H-Ben's Moment (Krone) 4.00 2.40 out F-Kombat Kate (Madrid) 2.60 out E-BnrJtet Honey (Mcmahon) out Off 4:04 Time Scratcbsd-SunnySari.

Sea Art, Nobles Honey. Windswept Wings Daily Doubts (H8-H5) paid 16.60. Pick Sis (A1-E1-2A-H4845) paid 6160.00. (261 tickets). 5 Vina paid 67.00.

(2,312 tickers). NINTH: 22,006, IY0, IWidLH. D-Dover Coast (Madrid) 13.20 6.60 3.20 A-Sirvor Fighter (Santiago) 26.20 1160 F-Winning River (Maple) 3.00 On 4:30 Time 1:54 3-5. Scralcned-Round Ridgeon, Or oat Field. Career luck.

Bold Success. Daily Double (H6-05) paid 631.60. Eucta (D5-A3) paid 6267.60. Triple (D5-A3-F6) paid 61,360.00. Attendance 7,054.

Handle 62,201,705.61 0TB 63,620,274.67. ITW 6447,625.71 Total 6668,606.66. FINGER LAKES Entries Tuesday. April 28. 1992 Post Time.

12 30 p.m. (Smites! tt Bvltab Rtmtf. Btltia Downs) Prob PP Horse Jockey Odds FIRST: 1 Mae, dmg, J-5Y0, 63,200 A Ruth Key IFamel 20-1 Col On The Oueen (Cook) 5-1 Pogo's Princess (Cobum) 10-1 0 Pilgrim's Dream (Gutterrei) 2-1 Pascal's Passion (Badamo) 6-5 Maiestic Surprise (Miller) 10-1 SECOND: 5 frng, dmg, 1Y0 up, 63,300 A a-Bundle's Choice (Green) 5-2 Powerful Flower (Hulet) 6-1 a-Sleve's Lucky Lady (Cook) 5-2 New York City Gut (Ramos) 6-1 Eagerette (Gutierret) 7-2 Constitoot (Saul). French Currency (Salinas) 12-1 4444, Press 3 for sports; Latest scores, press Horse after 18 seconds. Minimum charge: 95 cents.

How NBA teams fared a year after sweeping the finals: 1. Celtics (sweep 1959) won title 2. Bucks (sweep 1971) eliminated in semifinals 3. Warriors (sweep 1975) eliminated in semifinals 4. 76ers (sweep 1983) eliminated in first round 5 Pistons (sweep 1989) won title Source: Sports Features Syndicate April 28 1930 The first night game in organized baseball is played at Independence.

in the Western Association. Muskogee beats Independence 13-3. 1987 The NBA awards expansion franchises to Charlotte. C. and Miami for 1988 and Minneapolis and Orlando, Fla in 1989.

Each pay a $32.5 million entry fee. 1i HOTLINE: (toll calls from racing, press Lottery, AQUEDUCT Results Results show 0TB latter designations and official track program numbers. FIRST: 15,000, 30, M. C-Ahce Key IMcCauleyl 5.60 3.40 2 60 G-She's Romantic (Santagata) 5 00 3 20 A-Kumara (Roiasl 3.20 Off 1:00. Time 1:13 2-5.

Scratcned-Key Chance. Eucta ICWt gead 141.20. SECOND: 24,000, mdn 1Y0, M. A-Salt Shaker (Baileyl 4.00 2.40 2.20 E-Dreaminthetfayaway IMcCauleyl 2.20 2.20 C-Expensive Cream (Samyn 4.40 OH 1:25 Time 1:11 4-5. Daily Double (C1-A1) paid I12.N.

Electa (A1-ES) pari $9.20. Quinatti (AVE5) pari 15.40. THIRD: 22,000, 3Y0, H. A-Alptrw Muse IMighore) 4.00 2.60 2.20 8-Kate's Coaaga ISmrtti) 2.60 2.40 F-Or Dumping (Krone) 2.60 OH 1:51. Time 1:11 1-5.

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Scratched-Senor Fast. Al Deny Doable (A1-E1) paid 114.00. Eucta (E1-I7) paid liUt (tansta (EW7) paid ION. FIFTH 26,000, 1Y0, N. A-Unreal Mot (McCauley) 5.00 4.20 2.80 F-Utie Fantasy (Nerson) 11.80 360 E-Winmng Force (Pezua) 3.20 Off 2 45 Time 1: 10 1-6 Eucta (A2-FS) paid 176.60.

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Many, though, feel the precocious 3-year-old may win in a walk Saturday. Wilson, sounding very much like a football owner who has seen his share of bad bounces through the years, isn't so sure. "So many things can happen," he says. "All I know is that if he is fit and sound, he is going to be awfully, awfully tough to beat He's the best horse I've been around, and I've been around thousands of them." "I loved studying bloodlines, things like that," he says. "In fact, I probably enjoyed the breeding part of it even more than the competition." One of Wilson's horses Patrick McGroder competed in the 1974 Kentucky Derby, finishing ninth in a field of 23.

Another horse, West Coast Scout, won six $100,000 races for him. Three years ago around the same time his Bills were making headlines for their bickering Wilson reluctantly sold most of his stable at an auction at Keeneland's Racetrack in Lexington, Ky. "The football end of my business was taking up much more of my time than it used to," he explains. "It got so I didn't even have the time to see the horses I bred run." Among the thoroughbreds he unloaded was Arazi, whose bloodlines can be traced to the great Northern Dancer. Allen Paulson was the buyer, and he shelled out $350,000.

Today, ownership of the horse is shared by Paulson and Sheikh Mohammed bin Ra-shid al Maktoum, of Dubai, the defense minister of the United Arab Emirates. Several months ago, the Sheikh offered Paulson $5 million for his share of Arazi. Paulson turned him down. Although he sold most of his horses, Wilson still owns several members of Arazi's family. He says he will remain involved in the breeding end of the business, but he will treat it more as a diversion from the.