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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 6C SPORTS FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1989 Scouts Watch Worrell's Brother FOR THE RECORD Girls Swimming ABC Masters Tournament WICHITA, Kan. (AP) The 64 NBA Playoffs FIRST ROUND (Best-Of-Flve Series) THURSDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS NHL Playoffs CAMPBELL CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-Of -Seven Series) THURSDAY'S GAME Chicogo at Calgary, night (Calgary leads series 1-0) SATURDAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Calgarv at Chicago, 7:35 p.m. MONDAY'S GAME Calgarv at Chicago, 7:35 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 Chicago at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. (If didn't pitch an inning as a freshman at Biola. "I ended up quitting the team and' not finishing out that year," he said. "I even dropped most of my classes." After rejoining the team as a sophomore, Worrell struggled through a 3-9 season. He sat out last season as a redshirt, and not having played for more than a year, Worrell said he eagerly anticipated the start of this season.

"The first game I gave up seven runs because I hadn't pitched in so long, but I was just happy to get back," he said, adding that he rejoined the team with more confidence and "a better mental approach to the game" this season. Certainly it has made a difference in his performance. Despite the recent struggles, Worrell has 94 strikeouts in 79 innings. Statistics such as those have caught the attention of major-league scouts. Worrell said he has been scouted by about 10 pro teams and that there usually is a scout or two at each game he starts.

"He has a lot of innate physical baseball talent," Biola coach Charlie Sarver said. "The sky's the limit for him." While there have been similarities." in the pitching careers of the Worrell brothers Todd played outfield more than he pitched until late in his college career Tim says it is dWfl" cult to make comparisons. He said -I they both have a good fastball but-1 "Todd throws the ball so much faster." While Todd's pitches routinely are clocked in the mid-90s, Tim's average speed is closer to the mid-80s. The younger Worrell, who is a couple of1 inches shorter than his 6-foot-5 broth'" i ter, also relies more on what Sarver said is an outstanding slider. Tim credits some of his improvement to working with his brother, although that was not the case at first.

"The year he got drafted (1 982) was the year I first tried pitching. I never 1 really watched his pitching to the point that it helped me learn something. But after that, in the he'd help me out with my pitching." ty Worrell realizes that he still has a long way to go if he hopes to make it to the majors. "I need to develop my he said. "I rely on my slider, a i-little too much.

I can get away in this league, but I don't think I can- do that after college." 1989, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES The last week has been a stretch of the baseball season that pitcher Tim Worrell of Biola University would just as soon forget. Worrell, a 21-year-old junior, appeared in three games and suffered three losses. Two of those were in a doubleheader with Cal Lutheran. That has not done wonders for Worrell's record and earned-run average, which have gone, respectively, from 7-2 and 2.06 to 7-5 and 3.87. But all things considered, the, younger brother of Cardinals relief pitcher Todd Worrell has little reason to be disappointed with his progress this season.

Especially when one considers how long he has been pitching. "I definitely am a late bloomer, pit-chingwise," Worrell said. "This is basically my third full year of pitching. I haven't done a lot of pitching in my career." Tim Worrell's career has closely paralleled that of Todd, 29. He attended the same high school as his brother before enrolling at Biola and, like Todd, was hardly an overnight success.

He didn't pitch regularly in high school until his senior year, and he Worrell 1986: 1987: 1988: 1989: Totals W-L ERA IP SV 1-1 1.08 16.2 3 0-0 5.40 5.0 3 0-2 4.85 13.0 6 0-1 1.35 13.1 3 1-4 2.62 48.0 15 started really throwing hard," Roarke said. "The last couple of years, he was throwing real hard, but his location wasn't good. That's what we wanted to work on this spring. "You have to remember also that last year he was out with a little bit of a leg problem. That made it difficult.

If you're a little stiff and sore, and you have a mechanical problem, you're not going to pitch too well." Worrell was determined to avoid such problems this time. He paid little attention to results or statistics this spring and kept his mind on one thing. "I'm in spring training basically for one reason," he said. "I want to get my arm in shape. Whatever it takes to do that, that's what I'm going to do.

"I didn't worry about going out there and blowing anybody away." A popular theory expressed in the past is that a power pitcher isn't at his best until the weather heats up. The cool spring climate supposedly keeps a hard thrower from getting loose. Because Worrell usually pitches no more than one or two innings, he would be particularly suceptible. The weather-theory proponents might point to the unusually temperatures during the long home stand and offer a simple explanation for Worrell's efficiency. Hot weather, hot Worrell.

Hogwash, according to Roarke. "The weather didn't have anything to do with it," he said. "That doesn't make any difference. The weather af- From page one year, he picked up six saves in April. But he also was 0-2 with a 4.85 ERA.

Yet Worrell just came cruising out of April with a 1.35 ERA, tops on the team. He also is three for three in save opportunities. "We tried to do some things differently this spring," said Worrell, 29. "I tried to cut down on things. You never have a power pitcher tuned up and ready to get off the get-go anyway.

"This spring, we relaxed and took a little different approach." Pitching coach Mike Roarke said he felt that Worrell had tried to throw too hard too early in the past. "He would tighten up," Roarke said. "We tried to hold him back as much as possible this spring. "The first three or four times out he pitched, we had him throw about 75 percent and try to let him get a feel. That's hard for guy like that to do.

But we wanted him to work on some other things before he really started throw-inghard." In baseball, as in real estate, location is everything. Part of Worrell's early-season sorrows had to do with his lack of location. This season, he's on more corners than fast-food restaurants. "We tried to tune it up before we fects everybody every day. It's the same for everyone.

We had warm in St. Louis, but before that we had some cold weather in Pitt. burgh and Chicago. "'IW' "Really, it shouldn't affect him much, because 90 percent of the time, his pitches are fastballs." And for a change, Worrell is a fast--ball pitcher off to a fast start. Instead of being bounced around, Worrell now bounces around the clubhouse and gerly anticipates the rest of them, season.

"You come into the season and you hope you can dodge the bullet on," he said. "If I can get out of the chute early, it's going to make a difference for both me and the "It's momentum. It's like a ball of ice going down a mountainside. You.i,. have some success early, and it just keeps building and building.

You get on a roll." nalistsafter 15 games of auallfying in the ABC Masters Tournament. 1. Del Warren 3,500. 2. Bob Handley 3,494.

3. Joe Flrpo 3,481. 4. Jim Pencak 3.471. 5.

Marshall Holman 3,470. 6. Mike Karch 3,469. 7. Harold Sullins 3,462.

8 Mark Thaver 3,441. 9. (tie) Junlchl Yalima ond Ryan Shofer 3,435. 11. Pete Weber vm.

12. John Forst 3,428. 13. Fred Mattson 3,427. 14.

Bryan Alpert 3,424. 15. Mike Neumann 3,423. 16. Kent Wagner 3,421 17.

Jimmle Pritts, Jr. 3,399. 18. Brlen Kretzer 3,398. 19.

(tie) Mark Bradley and Pat Heoley 3,394. 21. Rick Pollard 3,387. 22. Skip Tucker 3,376.

23. tie Mike Hones and Dave Resenburg 3,373. 25. Tony Westlake 3,368. 26.

Dave Fer raro 3,366. 27. Bob Chamberlain 3,364. 28. Dave Billings 3,355.

29. Randy Pedersen 3,346. 30. (tie) Walter Ray Williams, Jr. ond Mark Baker 3,341.

32. Sam Maccarone 3,340. 33. Joe Salvemlnd 3,336. 34.

Dale Glenn 3,329. 35. Norm Duke 3,327. 36. Pete McCordlc 3,326.

37. (tie) Jeff Mackev and Alan Helsizer 3,320. 39. Tsuguo Tsukahara and Russ Holnke 3,314. 41.

Bill Spigner 3,308. 42. Mike Fallero 3,307. 43. (tie) Gary Skldmore and Virgil Brown 3,305.

45. Dave Soutar 3,301. 46. Justin Bromel 3,299. 47.

Mick- ev Hlgham 3,295. 48. Scott Devers 3,289. 49. Mike Edwards 3,286.

50. Joe Ber- ardl 3,283. 51. (tie) George Pappas ana David cntremont MBu. 53.

(tie) Kevin Adams and Robert Law rence 3,276. 55. Steve Martin 3,273. 56. Jim Johnson, Jr.

3,263. 57. Craig Harrington 3,257. 58. Keith Smith 3,206.

59. Scot Mitamura 3,203. 60. Mike Aulby 3,202. 61.

Vlnnie Atria 3,190. 62. Adam Colton 3,172. 63. Larry walker 3,138.

64. Del Ballard, jr. automatic seed. Byron Nelson Classic DALLAS (AP) The leaders Thursday after the first round of the million Bvron Nelson ooit Classic, on the par-35-35-70, Las Colinas Course: Wayne Levi 30-32-62 Larry Nelson 32-31-63 Peter Jacobsen 33-31-64 DaveRummells 31-33-64 Payne Stewart 31-33-64 Hal Sutton 31-33-64 Sam Randolph 31-33-64 65 Dan Halldorson, Loren Roberts, Billy Andrade, Lee Trevino, Chris Perrv, an Baker-Finch. 66 Tony Sills, Nick Price, Dick Mast, David Edwards, Robin Free man, Andrew Debusk, Gregory La-dehoff, Steve Hart, Brad Bryant.

67 Mark Hayes, Jim Carter, Mark Lve, Russ Cochran, Ray Floyd, Nick Faldo, Larrv Mize, Blaine McCallister, Mark O'Meara, Larry Silveira, Ronnie McCann, Perry Arthur, Lon Hinkle, Jay Don Blake, Wayne Gradv. 68 Billy Rav Brown, Rav Stewart, Bobby Clampett, Clarence Rose, Tommy Armour III, Isao Aoki, Bruce Lietzke, Mark Brooks, Gary Hallberg, David Frost, Tom Wat son, Webb Helntzelman, Rav Barr, Bobby Wadk ins. ST. LOUIS SCORES 69 Jay Delsing (35-34) 69 Trevor Dodds (35-34) Area Result HOLE IN ONE I At TnuAr Tpp) Loretto Anderson with a 3-wood on the 135-yard No. 16 hole.

BASEBALL CARDINALS Called up pitcher Ted Power from Louisville of the American Association; optioned pitcher Don Heinkel to Louisville. BOSTON RED SOX Placed pitcher Dennis Oil Can Bovd on the 21-dav disabled 1 1st, effective Mav 1. CLEVELAND INDIANS Activated outfielder Brad Kommlnsk from the 15-day disabled list and assigned him to Colorado Springs of the Pacific Coast League. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Placed pitcher Floyd Youmans on the 21-day disabled list; purchased the contract of pitcher Gordon Dil-lard from Scranton-Wilkes Barre of the International League. SAN DIEGO PADRES Activated outfielder Shane Mack from the 15-day disabled list and optioned him to Las Vegas of the Pacific Coast League.

FOOTBALL CINCINNATI BENGALS Waived kickers Eric Etzeand Don Shafer. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Released Quarterback Ricky Turner. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed llenbocker Ron Sancho to a three-year contract. LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Re leased linebackers Rod Martin and Milt McColl, defensive back Ron Fellows and offensive lineman Charley Hannah, Dwight Wheeler and Mike Freeman. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Signed defensive lineman Peter Short and guard Brett Wiese.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed running back Paul Frazier, defensive end Darrell Phillips, fullback Elliott lev and wide receiver Clarence Woods; agreed to terms with linebackers Julius Smith and Lerov Gause, tackle Ricky Warren, defensive lineman Dave Ammons, quarterback Jason Garrett, guard Mark McGowan, wide receiver Al Owens, tight end Duncan Parhan and center Todd Wheeler. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Waived wide receivers Joe Czechowicz and Thai Ivery, defensive backs Kevin Edwards and Ger-one Powell, cornerback Gerald Mack, kickers Jao Makor and Scott Perry ond linebacker Vantz Singletary. HOCKEY NEW JERSEY DEVILS -Signed de- fenseman Rei Ruotsalainen. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Signed oetenseman Paul Stanton to a mul-tlyear contract. Parkway North 124, University City 48 (PN: Kristin Malz won the 50-yard freestyle ond the 100 breaststroke) Girls Soccer Affton 2, Maplwood 0 (A: Lisa Bossl, Shelly Mulck; shutout by Pam Mul- kev and Steohanle tile Eureka 1 Parkway North 1 (E: Cindy Zagar, Krista Niedenboch.

PN: Al meeMeocham) Villa Duchesne 3, Prlnclpla 2 (V: Heather schiitt Katie Kirk. Brook Soauldlng, Denlse Whltten) Borgia 2, Pacific 1 (B: Marissa Grgurlch, Jennifer Hasting. Amanda Lev ne Lafayette 1, Kirk wood 0 (L: Allison Brown; shutout by Melissa Schnel' der and Jill Gummersback) Cor Jesu 7, Lutheran South 0 (CJ: Paula Behrmann, Julie Bettlach, Michele Borgmeyer, Jenny Huck, Debbie Schoenherr, Lisa Schoen-herr, Jeannie Vieth; shutout by Ginna Caruso and Stacy Ramsey) Pattonville 4, Francis Howell 0 (P: Sarah Breeden, Beth Barton, Krista Hodge, Becky Francwitz; shutout bv Jauer St. Mary's 9, NJROTC 1 (SM: Holly Parrino 4, Claire Winters 2, Emily Serrlno, Jennifer Woods, Wendy Mayer. Dawn Knowles) Notre Dame 1, Nerlnx Hall 1 (ot) (ND; Jill Thurman.

NH: Anne tveler) Oakville 3, Webster Groves 2 (O: Jackie Billet, Julie Parker, Jenni Burton. WG: Michele Landa 2 Lindbergh 3, Mehlvllle 0 (L: Melissa Emmeneoger, Anette men dorfer, Stacey Sioumcas; shutout by Stacy Welo) House Springs 3, Fox 1 (HS: Dana Way, Denlse Pagel, Meliso Brun- ner. Cindy Lane) Rosary 2, DuBourg 1 (R: Karen Pohl 2. Kim Miller) Boys Volleyball DeSmet def. Westminster 15-5, 15-8 Affton def.

Fox 8-15, 15-6, 15-12 Alftondef. Fox 15-5, 8-15, 15-5 Boys Golf Vlonney 248, Mehlvllle 255 (V: Dave Kohlberg 35) Klrkwood 233, Fox 265 (K: Dylan Zari-cor36) Hozelwood Central 190, McCluer 223 (HC: James Trlttler 35) University City 253, Eureka 257 (UC: Pete Taylor 36) Chaminade 239, St. Louis U. High 257 Larrv Farre 36 Lafayette 250, Lindbergh 277 (LI: traig Koiier, w) ABC LEAGUE MEET Team Scores Country Day 303, Priory 324, John Burroughs 326, Lutheran South 336, Lutheran North 373, Principia 417 Individual Leaders 73 Ted Moloney, Priory and Trip McCoy, Country Day. 74 Bob Cranston, John Burroughs.

75 Mark Freland, Country Day. 77 -Kit Nowicki, Country Day. Boys' Tennis St. Louis U. High 4, Hozelwood East 3 Westminster 6, Principia 1 Baseball ABC LEAGUE Country Day 1, Priory 0 FOUR RIVERS Owensville 5, Hermann 4 Sullivan 5, Pacific 2 Washington 5, St.

James 3 JEFFERSON COUNTY Festus 3, Windsor 1 SUBURBAN NORTH Rltenour 1, Hozelwood East 0 Hazelwood West 9, McCluer 4 McCluer North 5, Pattonville 4 SOUTHWESTERN Granite City 5-5, Belleville East 4-2 (first game-league) TRI-COUNTYSIX Vallev Park 2, Westminster 1 Valmeyer 15, Christian Academy 5 NON-CONFERENCE New Haven 3, Borgia 2 Hardin Calhoun 12, Brussels 4 Edwardsville 1, DeSmet 0 Marquette 5, Gillespie 2 Lafayette 4, Howell 2 Northwest 8, Lutheran North 5 Montgomery County 10, Wellsvllle 6 10 innings) North Greene 7, PlttsfieldO Principia 7, St. John's 2 St. Dominic 10, St. Charles West 0 Winston 500 TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) Results of Thursday's qualifying round for Sunday's Winston 500 NASCAR stock cor race, with type of car and auol ify- ing speed in mph (ram interrupted today's qualifying round): Nell Bonnett, Thunderblrd, 192.189 moh.

Darrell Waltrlp, Lumlna, 189.959. Harry Gant, Cutlass, 189.900. Phil Parsons, Cutlass, 189.504. Rick Wilson, Cutlass, 189.144. A.J.

Fovt, Cutlass, 188.898. Brett Bodine, Thunderblrd, 1B5.949. Jimmy Means, Grand Prix, 185.751. Rusty Wallace, Grand Prix, 185.240. Bobby Hlllin Regal, 184.101.

Jim Souler, Grand Prix, 182.650. Jimmy Horton, Grand Prix, 180.444. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL American League Favorite Odds Underdog BOSTON 6-7 Texas Oakland 5Vi-6Vi DETROIT TORONTO California CLEVELAND 5Vi-4V4 Minnesota BALTIMORE Pick Seattle New York Evn-6 CHICAGO MILWAUKEE Evn-6 Kansas City National League Favorite Odds Underdog CINCINNATI 7V4-8V4 Philadelphia NEW YORK 7-8 Houston ATLANTA Pick Montreal LA DODGERS 6-7 Chicago SAN DIEGO 6'A-7 Pittsburgh SAN FRAN. 6-7 Cardinals NBA PLAYOFFS Favorite Points Underdog CHICAGO Vh Cleveland MILWAUKEE 1V1 Atlanta HOUSTON 6V4 Seattle NHL PLAYOFFS Favorite Goals Underdog x-PHILADEL. 7i-8 Montreal Indicates odds Home team in CAPS 1989 Tribune Media Services, Inc.

SHORTS Chicago 101, Cleveland 94 (Chicago leads series 2-1) Houston 126, Seattle 107 (Seattle leads series 2-1) LA Lakers 116, Portland 108 (Lakers win series 3-0) TODAY'S GAMES (St. Louis Times) Cleveland at Chicago, 7 p.m. Atlanta at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Seattle at Houston, 7 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES Chicago at Cleveland, TBA (If necessary) Milwaukee at Atlanta, TBA (If necessary) Houston ot Seottle, TBA (If necessary) Note; Detroit, New York have ad vanced to the second round.

SECOND ROUND (Best-Of -Seven Series) SATURDAY'S GAME Golden State at Phoenix, 2:30 p.m. TUESDAY'S GAME Golden State at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. THURSDAY'S GAME Phoenix at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. SATURDAY, MAY 13 Phoenix at Golden State, 2:30 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 16 Golden State at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m.

(If necessary) THURSOAY.MAY 18 Phoenix at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. (If necessary) SATURDAY. MAY 20 Golden State at Phoenix, TBA (If necessary) Note: Balance of series TBA (WEDNESDAY) Lakers 116, Blazers 108 LA LAKERS (116) Worthy 11-17 2-4 24, Green 3-10 10-12 16, Abdul-Jabbor 9-17 4-8 22, Scott 7-11 8-10 25, E. Johnson 8-111-1 17, Cooper 1-1 1-2 4, Thompson 2-9 1-3 5. Woo ridge 0-2 1-2 1, Campbell 0-0 2-2 2.

101013 41-8 3U-44 116. PORTLAND (108) Kersey 5-11 6-8 16, Bowie 1-7 2-2 4, Duckworth 8-14 0-2 16, Drexler 11-22 3-4 25, Porter 12-18 1-2 29, Jones 2-3 0-0 4, S. Johnson 1-2 0-0 2, Anderson 0-1 00 0, Young 4-8 1-2 12. TOtalS 44-86 13-20 108. LA Lakert 27 22 37 30-116 Portland 22 32 22 32-108 3-Point goals-Porter 4, Scott 3, Youna 3, Coooer.

Fouled out-Duck worth. Rebounds-Los Angeles 55 Green 13 Portland 45 Drexler 8 Assists Los Angeles 13 (E. Johnson 7), Portland 25 (Porter 9). Total fouls-Los Angeles 16, Portland 26. NBA All-Rookie Team NEW YORK (AP) Results for the 1988-89 All-NBA rookie team as voted by the 25 NBA head coaches (Two points awarded for a First Team vote and one point for a Second Team vote): R5TTEAM Mitch Richmond, Golden State 48 Willie Anderson, San Antonio 45 Hersey Hawkins, Philadelphia 40 Rik Smits, Indiana 38 Charles Smith, LA Clippers 31 SECONDTEAM Brian Shaw, Boston 26 Rex Chapman, Charlotte 25 Chris Morris, New Jersey '22 Rod Strickland, New York 18 Kevin Edwards, Miami 15 Others Receiving Votes Ledell Eackles, Washington, 15; Grant Long, Miami, 12; Derrick Chievous, Houston, Rony Selkaly, Miami, Ricky Berry, Sacramento, Gary Grant, LA Clippers, Danny Manning, LA Clippers, Dan Maierle, Phoenix, Vinny del Negro, Sacramento, Randolph Keys, Cleveland, Andrew Lang, Phoenix, Vernon Maxwell, San Antonio, 1.

LOME Pro Tournaments TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS (In New York) Second-Round Singles Aaron Kricksteln def. Gulllermero Vilas 7-5, 6-4; Diego Perez def. Rl-chey Reneberg 6-3, 6-4. Third-Round Singles Ivan Lendl def. Jordi Arrese 6-3, 6-2; Brad Gilbert def.

Slobodan Zivolln-ovec 7-6, 6-3; Michael Chang def. Andres Gomez 6-3, 7-6; Andre Agassi def. Jim Courier 3-6, 6-3, 7-5; Marcelo Filippinl def. Francesco Concellottl 6-1, 6-7, 6-2; Aaron Krlckstein def. Luiz Mattar 6-4, 7-6; Jaime Yzaga def.

Sergio Bruguera 7-6, 7-5; Diego Perez def. Tom Mayotte First-Round Doubles Josef Clhak and Petr Korda def. Marc Flur and Greg Holmes 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Second-Round Doubles Danllo Marcelino and Nicolas Per- elra def. Tobias Svantesson and Udo Riglewski 7-6, 6-4; Rick Leach and Jim Pugh def.

Ivan Lendl and Jared Palmer 7-6, 6-4; Eric Korita and Fred Viancos def. Andres Gomez and Slobodan Zivollnovec 6-3, 2-6, 7-6; Josef Cihak and Petr Korda def. Patrick Baur and Luiz Mattar 6-7, 6-2, 6-1; Jim Courier and Pete Sampras def. Scott Davis and Tim Wilkison 6-1, 6-2, Augustln Moreno and Jaime Yzaga def. Alex Anton-Itsch and Claudio Panatta 6-4, John McEnroe and Patrick McEnroe def.

Mats Wilander ond Cos-sio Motto 6-1, 3-6, 7-6. VIRGINIA SLIMS OF HAMBURG (In Homburg, W. Germany) Third-Round Singles Steffi Graf def. Nicole Jagerman 7-5, o-i; Bettina Fuico def. Manuela Mo-leeva 7-5, 6-3; Nathalie Tauzlat def.

Catarina Lindauist 6-1, 6-4; Barbara Paulus def. Sylvia Hanika 6-4, 6-3; Rachel McQuillan def. Sandra Cec-chini 6-3, 4-6, 7-6; Radka Zrubakova def. Andrea Vlelra 6-1, 6-4; Arantxa Sanchez def. Petra itter 6, 6-4.

NABISCO TOURNAMENT (In Munich, W. Germany) Third-Round Singles Stefan Edberg def. Carl-Uwe Steeb 6-2, 6-4; Alberto Moncinl def. Karl No-vacek 6-4, 6-3; Andrei Chesnokov def. Magnus Gustafsson 6-1, 7-6; Alexander Volkov def.

Carl Llmburg-er 6-3, 6-3; Guillermo Perez-Rolaan def. Leonardo Lavalle 6-4, 6-7, 7-5; Jonas Svensson def. Jan Gunnars-son 6-2, 6-7, 6-3; Martin Strelba def. Emilio Sanchez 4-6, 6-2, 6-4; Javier Sanchez def. Martin Jalte 7-5, 6-3.

SPORTS necessary) FRIDAY, MAY 11 Calgary at Chicago, 7:35 p.m. (If necessary) SUNDAY, MAY 14 Chicago at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. (If necessary) WALES CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-Of -Seven Series) WEDNESDAY'S RESULT Montreal 3, Philadelphia 0 (series tied 1-1) TODAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Montreal at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m. SUNDAY'S GAME Montreal at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m.

TUESDAY'S GAME Philadelphia at Montreal, 6:35 p.m. THURSDAY, MAY 11 Montreal at Philadelphia, 6:35 p.m. (If necessary) SATURDAY, MAY 13 Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. (If necessary) NHL Summary (WEDNESDAY) Qanadiens 3, Flyers 0 Phllodelphla 0 0 0 0 Montreal 'J J-? First Perlod-1, Montreal, Richer 5 (Rovt 5:31 (pp). Penalties-Sutter, Phi (high-sticking), Galney, Mon (high-sticklng), Berube, Phi (cross-checking), Wregget, Phi, served by Sutter (delay of game), Lemleux, Mon (cross-checking), B.Smith, Mon (interference), 14:04 Second Period-2, Montreal, Deslar-dins 1 (Chellos, Corson), 14:30 (pp).

Penaltles-Samuelsson, Phi (holding), Desiardins, Mon (slashing), Chychrun, Phi (tripping), Tocchet, Phi (cross-checking), Wells, Phi (unsportsmanlike conduct), Corson, Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), Pou-lln, Phi (roughing), Ludwig, Mon (high-sticking), 19:43. Third Perlod-3, Montreal, Carbon-neau 2 (Naslund, Svoboda), 9:28. Penalties-- Sutter, Phi (high-sticking), 7 27; Carkner, Phi (slashing), 16:46. Shots' on goal-Philadelphia 7-8-9-24. Montreal 16-13-10-39.

Power-play Opportunities-Philadelphia 0 of Montreal 2 of 8. Goalies-Philadelphia, Wregget, 2-1 (39 shots-36 saves). I.tl Dnu K.1 11A.1i A 17.428. Referee Bill McCreary. Linesmen- Kevin Collins, Boo noages.

MISL Playoffs WILDCARD (Best-Ot-Five Series) Tacomo vs. Wichita SATURDAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Tacoma at Wichita, 7:35 p.m. (Wichita leads series 2-0) MONDAY'S GAME Tacoma at Wichita, 7:35 p.m. (If necessary) THURSDAY, MAY 11 Wichita at Tacoma 9:35 p.m.

(If necessary) SEMIFINALS (Best-of-Seven Series) Wichlta-Tacoma winner vs. Baltimore, dotes and times TBA Dallas vs. San Diego (Best-Of-Seven Series) WEDNESDAY'S RESULT San Diego 7, Dallas 4 (San Diego leads series 1-0) SATURDAY'S GAME (St. Louis Times) Dallas at San Diego, 9:35 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 12 San Diego at Dallas, 7:35 p.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 13 San Diego at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. 16 San Diego at Dallas, 7:35 p.m. (If necessary) THURSDAY, MAY 18 Dallas at San Diego, 9:35 p.m. (If necessary) SATURDAY, MAY 20 Dallas at San Diego, 9:35 p.m. (if necessary) CHAMPIONSHIP (Best-of-Seven Series) Dates and times TBA World Cup CONCACAF REGION TPts.

GFGA Costa Rica United States Guatemala El Salvador 0 4 3 3 (Top two teams advance) SATURDAY, MAY 13 Trinidad and Tobago vs. United States In Torrance, Calif. SUNDAY, MAY 28 Costa Rica at Trinidad and Tobago SUNDAY, JUNE 11 Trinidad and Tobago at Costa Rica SATURDAY, JUNE 17 Guatemala vs. United States in New Britain, Conn. SUNDAY, JUNE 25 Costa Rica at El Salvador SUNDAY, JULY 9 United States at El Salvador SUNDAY, JULY 16 ElSalvodor at Costa Rica SUNDAY, JULY 30 El Salvador at Trinidad and Tobago SUNDAY, AUG.

13 Trinidad and Tobago at El Salvador WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30 Trinldod and Tobago at Guatemala SUNDAY, SEPT. 3 Guatemala at Trinidad and Tobago SUNDAY, OCT. 8 United States at Guatemala SUNDAY, NOV. 5 El Salvador ot United States SUNDAY, NOV.

19 El Salvador at Guatemala United States at Trinidad and Tobago SUNDAY, NOV. 26 Guatemala at El Salvador FAIRMOUNT PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING 111.1 (TODAY) POST TIME, 7:30 PM. 11 1-2-3 01 10 5-1 Con catch them all 5-1 Holding good form 11 Stretching out-LONGSHOT 12-1 Threat In a toughle 17,750. fillies, purse U400. Record Odds Comment 4 Icvnoo Gale 4 2 Double Will Gall 7 1 Love Cherish Me Retano 3 6 KanaaLea Jourdan 3 Graded Entries By Bill Bishop FIRST RACE 6 furlongs, maiden claiming PP Horse Jockey St.

6 Rare Money Honey Soinz 9 Gardenia Gal Stover 4 Michelle's Baby Retlele 2 Sharp Rav Germany 3 Noharmdone Bielby 5 Nilnskvs Nile Gall 6 Rocky Caroline Hundley 7 Bestluckvthansmart N. Medina 1 Pio'sSong Sanchez 5 4 5 4 0 0 0 2 0 EIGHTH RACE 6 furlongs, allowance, purse 0-1-1 3-1 Slight edge In a toughie 0-1-1 7-2 Beaten favorite con atone 0-1-0 5-1 Close race before last 0-1-1 3-1 Can lead all the wav WM 6-1 First start-from good barn 00 6-1 Working well for debut 00 10-1 Eorlv speed in 88-L0NGSH0T (KM) 20-1 Shows little Record Odds Comment 0-1-0 2-1 Runner up at Oaklawn 2-1-0 5-2 Has good ability 0-1-0 4-1 Bore out at Sportsman's 0-1-0 9-2 Just missed lost roce 20 6-1 Two lor two In 1989 PP Horse Jockey St. 2 3 2 2 2 7 Eager Road Gall 8 Chief Redwing Btelbv 2 Tuned lor Luck N.Medina 1 Island Boots Sanchez 6 IcyElderado Stover 4 GorgtousGreg Gondron 3 She's An Alpha Gem Paynter 5 Innhe 'Jourdan 0 0 4 00 30-1 Far bock only start SECOND RACE 1 116 mile, claiming colls 4 geldings, purse UOOO. i norse jocney uoos uimmeni NINTH RACE 6 furlongs, claiming KWOO), fillies I mores, purse SM00. 00 12-1 Mayneedaract-LONGSHOT 00 15-1 in a tough scot 1-1 20-1 Overmatched tonight Record Odds Comment 10 5-2 Give the edge 1-1-1 0-2-2 00 00 3-1 May not be caught 3-1 Good local debut 6-1 Altered course last race 6-1 Threat If ready 6-1 Threat In a toughle 20 purse IH Record Odds Comment 0-2-0 1-3 1-1-1 00 02 00 00 10 00 3-1 Been lust tod short 5- 7 Always right there 2-1 Mav not be caught 6- 1 Close all the way 151 Inoloughspot 20-1 Has work cut out here 20-1 Eased last race 20-1 Been backing up 'A 7 Dream Once More Gall 3 5 vaguely Bold Gondron 6 9 Thais My Raia Woodley 2 8 Sir Riggin's Hundley 2 1 Grandidly Hughes 2 4 Blazing Mork Campos 3 3 lllflyogain Feliciano 5 6 Galaximo Boll 2 2 Buck's Warrior A.Medino 3 THIRD RACE 6 furlongs, maiden special PP Horse Jockey St.

8 Sassy Tim Slover 2 6 Fleet and Gallant Sanchez 3 4 Bold Widower 'Jourdan 2 1 Slates Evidence Medina 1 7 MoslReoal James 3 3 Diamond K. Jet Hinoiosa 0 5 Casanova Gall 0 2 RibyWise 'Durham I s.ll FOURTH RACE -6 furlongs, claiming (14,0001, fillies 4 mares, purse 13,200. THE MONEYEAGER ROAD. 1-M 5-2 Needed one this distance 1-1 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 7- 2 Close all the way 6-1 Must overcome post 6-1 Must be caught 8- 1 Rail post a plus 10-1 Could gel big leod-LS. 15-1 Needs improvement 20-1 Doubt real threat 20-1 Eased last start weight, colts geldings, purse H400.

Record Odds Comment 01 01-2 00 0-1-0 01 5-2 Wears down leaders 9-5 Musi be caught 6- 1 Lost was belter 7- 2 Finished fast lost race 4-1 Getting close 151 Trailed at Oak lawn-LS. 151 Best to give roce 00 00 00 20-1 Early factor Record Odds Comment 0-1-0 0-1-0 01 01 01 4-1 Oaklawn invader 8-5 Just missed lost race 3-1 Close all the wav 8-1 Can close the gap-LONGSHOT 8-1 Fair effort lost race 10-1 In tougher tonight 0-1-0 0-1-0 12-1 Has outside chance purse 13,000. Record Odds Comment 0-1-1 52 Rates one to beat 0-1-0 02 0-1 01 00 00 00 00 3- 1 Stumbled ot start in last 4- 1 Right there tonight 6-1 In from Sportsman's 11 Fits well with these-LS. 151 Has early speed 151 Split field last race 20-1 Shows little in 1989 20-1 Give one in 1989 30-1 Won't be close 00 geldings, purse H400. Record Odds Comment 00 2-1 Raced with better 0-1-0 8-5 Good effort In debut 00 9-2 Not far off this field 00 10-1 Closer with these-LONGSHOT 00 8-1 In from Hot Springs 00 12-1 Tab tote action 00 151 Fair works 00 20-1 Slowworks 00 30-1 Little to like Record Odds Comment 01 3-1 Drops for best effort 00 00 11 8-1 Was given a race 6-1 Can close the gap 4-1 Close all the way PP Horse Jockey St.

5 Go Boone Go 2 Pruner Indira 1 Dreamy Croissant Bidder's Showcase 4 Marsoua Pearl Sanchez Woodley Gall Bielby Jourdan 3 Bold Devotion Retlele TENTH RACE 6 furlongs, claiming (JX), PP Horse Jockey St. 9 Coming of Age Gall 2 5 Fienslein Woodlev 4 2 Zentaslic N. Medina 3 6 Chaplain Chorlie Sanchez 3 4 Trioc Bielby 3 8 Whirlwind Lancer 'Jourdan 1 ,7 Cool Feature James 3 3 Solly image Compos 3 1 Scroll Lock Slover 3 Apprentice jockey, BEST BET -EAGER ROAD. BESTLONGSHOT-CHAPLAINCHARLIE. RECOMMEND RED HOT HEARTHOIST Results (THURSDAY) (Clear and Fast) FIRST RACE (60 Love Side (N.

Medina) 5.20, 4.20, 2.60; Webb's Pride (Gale) 7.00, 3.60; Handfulo-trouble (Gall) 3.00. Time 1:13. (note, Arrogant Arrival declared non-starter due to starting gate malfunction.) SECOND RACE (61) SI It Off (Woodlev) 10.80, 4.60, 3.00; Hetamlty (Pavnter) 3 40, 2.80; Ella Kelly (Gate) 2.60. Time 1:11 45. DAILY DOUBLE (1-2) paid S34.80.

QUINELLA (2-3) paid $15.20. THIRD RACE -Transamerlcan (Jourdan) 13.S0, 6.40, 3.20; B.J.'s Boogie (Kurek) 3.80, 2.60; Dee Qulk (Gale) 3.40. Time 45. EXACTA (4-3) paid $55.20. FOURTH RACE (6f) Bold Terrible (Woodley) 15.00,9.40,5.00; Rocly Ron (Gall) 4.00, 2.80; Rick A Stra (Hughes) 3.40.

Time QUINELLA (2-7) paid $28.80. FIFTH RACE (if) Milady Bug (Germany) 13.20, 4.60, 3.60; Miss Bahama Momma (Deville) 6.80, 3.40; Ashley's Devil (Gall) 180. Time 1 1:12 25. TRIFECTA (9-3-5) paid $268.00. SIXTH RACE (1 116m) Brother (Woodley) 7.60, 3.80, 2.80; Country Bov Jeff (Strover) 3.80, 2.60; Sun- -shine Road (Kurek) 3.20.

Time 1 1:46. EXACTA (3-5) paid $21.20. SEVENTH RACE (61) Belforest Road (Retano) 4.20, 3.80, 2.60; Poco Cream (Gondron) 9.60, 4.80; Hen- nessy Bold (Gale) 2.60. Time 1:12 23. Scratched Stubborn Prince.

(' QUINELLA (2-3) paid $23.40. EIGHTH RACE (if) John's Spirit (Kurek) 14.80, 3.40, 2.40; Long Sta- tion (Medina) 2.80, 2.20; One Step To Go (Gondron) 2.40. Time 1:12 13. 111 Scratched Bold Bllllken. EXACTA (2-5) paid $29.60.

PP Horse Jockey St. 3 Red Hot Heart Gall 6 5 Lot Space N.Medina 2 7 French Lilac Deville 3 6 Rosarita Gondron 5 1 Magnificent Mindy Pavnter 2 4 Erotic Lady Rettele 3 2 Transplanter Slover 6 FIFTH RACE -6 furlongs, claiming (J3.000), PP Horse Jockey St. 10 LaChorite 5 Space Bound 3 Duo Matt 7 Lead Foot 6 Patrol Sgt. 9 Dancing Zen 1 Zach Attack 4 King's Cornish 2 Mara Tune Man N.Medina Woodley Gondron Gall Kurek James Jourdan Gale Stover 8 Star Song Bird Hundley SIXTH RACE -6 lurlongs, maidens, colts 4 PP Horse Jockey St. 1 Whatdayasay Stan 5 Clover Prince 6 Toy's Host 3 See the Dust 9 Lee's Spec iol 8 RaiseaCaiun 4 Son of Safin 2 Power Note Feliciano 0 A.Medlno 1 Gondron 3 N.Medina 2 Sanchez 1 Kurek 1 Durham 0 Gilbert 0 Gall 0 7 Silent Eagle SEVENTH RACE 1 116 mile, claiming (UOOO), purse $3,000.

Wednesday's Late Race TENTH RACE (4ft Italian Marble (Germany) 32.40, 13.20, 10.20; Zen Too Much (Gall) 5.80, 5.20; Faker i Switch (Ball) 6.20. Time 1:13. TRIFECTA (6-4-2) paid $1,416.40. A -1591; Handle $342,044. BASKETBALL SPORTSMAN'S PARK THOROUGHBRED RACING Mitch Richmond of the Golden State Warriors was a unanimous choice of the league's head coaches to the National Basketball Association's All-Rookie team.

Joining Richmond on the first team were Willie Anderson of San Antonio, Hersey Hawkins of Philadelphia, Rik Smits of Indiana and Charles Smith of the Los Angeles Clippers. St. Louisari left in the tournament, which began with 481 bowlers. DIVING 1 1 Native St. Louisan Wendy Llan Williams advanced to the finals on the tower at the World Cup Diving Competition in Indianapolis.

Joining her in the finals will be Olympic gold medalist Xu Yanmei of China, who was the top scorer in the semis with a 270.27 total. HOCKEY Fussing Barbl 121 Sunrise Srndd 121 ToCastaSpell 121 Rapid Reflex 115 a-Entry. RACE $50Wk)dded, 3 y.O, 1 -mile. TheMataHarl Handicap Irish Malesty 110 Jungle Growl 110 RugWeaver 113 Water Tester 117" Flirting Flam 113 Little Deputy 115 Shake RgRth 117 NINTH RACE The Kentucky Oaks (Simulcast from Churchill Downs) ShesScrmpts 121 o-lmonryLdy 121 o-OpenMind 121 LuvThatNatV 121i3jm Key Flyer 121 Blondeinamll 121 a-Entry. TENTH RACE $27,00, allowance, y.o.ondup,ll14mlle, NoMorePipe 117 Fly Signal 113 ImGlovanTw 117MyMolnMan 119 QuillaBId 117 Into TheMInt 119 ClasvPrfrmr 117 Rakupon 117 1 Doctor Eugat 119 The Soviet news agency, Tass, reported that Alexander Mogilny, 20, a forward and a member of the Soviet National Team, had defected to the West to play in the National Hockey League.

Spokesmen for the NHL and the Buffalo Sabres, who hold Mogilny's rights, said they knew nothing of the report. 2 FOOTBALL Dan Coughlln, an assistant coach at Memphis State, was named the school's interim head coach. Coughlin replaces Charlie Bailey, who resigned after an internal probe by the university revealed he had violated NCAA rules. The Washington Post reported that Washington Redskins general manager Bobby Bealhard will not return to the team after his contract expires May 30. Beathard has indicated he "wants to get away from football." Another factor could be differences between Beathard and coach Joe Gibbs.

PP Horse Jockey St. 5 Hoist the Money 7 No No Jake 8 Intro Seed 3 Lord Atlas Gondron N.Medina Sanchez Bielby Results (THURSDAY) (Cloudy and Fast) FIRST RACE dm) Counter Action (Sellers) 11.60, 5 6U, 4.2u; cavalier Fellow (Razo) 4.20, 3.00; Common Market (Diaz) 3.60. Time 1:40 45. SECOND RACE (60 Miss Vinnle (Lindsay) 5.60, 3.40, 2.40; North Fork Burn (Razo) 7.20, 4.40; Country Treasure (Sorrows) 3.20. Time 1:15 25.

Scratched On Safari, Free Overtime, Ms. Van Dross, Expert Service, Catch A Double, Don't Be A Fool. DAILY DOUBLE (8-5) paid $38.60. QUINELLA (1-5) Paid $31.40. THIRD RACE (60 M.C.

Again (Holland) 11.40, 5.60, 3 60; Exasperated (Gomex) 11.00, 6.20; Bay Emperor (Sellers) 5.80. Time 35. Scratched Delve, Timely Counselor, Good Luck Symbol, Mystic Massa, Platinum Prospect, Cold Decision. PERFECTA(6-8) paid $128.60. TRIFECTA (6-8-5) paid $1,025.00.

FOURTH RACE (60 Judi With An I (Ward) 3.40, 2.80, 2.60; Native Madame (Sorrows) 4.60, 3.80; Mrs. Mahler (Baird) 5.00. Time 1:14 25. Scratched Out Rvder. QUINELLA (7-8) paid $9.20.

PERFECTA (7-8) paid $13.20. FIFTH RACE (60 Goody's War (Meier) 2 .80, 2.40, 2.20; Diesel power (Focareto) 3.60, 2.60; Home Shut Out (Baird) 2.80. Time 1:13 25. Scratched Hightway, Willing Action, Good Penny, Boldly Clear, Flioht With Zen, Listen To Law. PERFECTA (3-i) paid $10.60.

TRIFECTA (3-4-5) paid $46.20. SIXTH RACE (6'Af) Ventura Park way (Sorrows) 100.20, 40.00, 17.60; Bid A Penny (ERazo) 21.80, 10.00; Diberonl (Torres) 8.00. Time 1:19 45. Scratched Motion Carried, Play The Forll Joy, Tormeito, TRACK AND FIELD Mystic Massa 117 Dazzle Pos 117 SECOND RACE $8,000, claiming, maidens 3,4 v.o 6 furlonos. a-PedeeUnrh 113 Mr.

Deals Ivaloytoo 113 c-Rlch InDlxl b-Arvlda 113 Sir Luster c-WrlckDncr 113 FindaTailer Zee Parade 1122 a-Feila Smart VonNuvs 117 b-Anywayocn Murrmobile 113 THIRD RACE $16,720, maidens Y-o'A furlongs. HazeNBill 121 Little LadyBI Hot Zippity 113 Alexis K.B. JestaSprynge 121 B. J.sSprngt RunStarRun 108 Silky Soft 116 121 113 121 121 121 113 Buff ies Fling o-Niooersink 121 CobeeCosa 113 Oriental Drm Turn ForGold 113 a-LlbraryLdy o-Entrv. FOURTH RACE $16,200, Claiming, 3 y.o, 4 furlongs.

Passing Echo 114 OhFue 114 Quickly Away 114 Special Outfit 114 Star Walker 114 Pat AuBrian 117 Netoman 114 FIFTH RACE $4,200, claiming, 3 y.O. and up, furlongs. HotRockTont 117 Wally Royal Sleepyhead 117 BigDdvsRck Michael EX. I 117 Brilliant Prnc CintoeeloRed 117 Grndm IsTps Yard Boss 117 Hwthprnbra 122 Marunga Dng 112 APocketflTn Winners Star Flowing Swift SIXTH RACE $8,500, claiming, 3 y.o. and up, 4Vi furlongs.

DonnyB.boa nevyeaomm Blue Ebony 117 117 Foxy Form 117 OnaBinge 112 Dusty Appeal 117 My Naskra Bet YourFull Pennvs BrDn Im Artie 1 Sassy Type tinman Rome 117 Demolish Shnshnne 122 Bernadets Rlr SEVENTH RACE $24JJO0, allowonct, 4 y.o. and up, i furlonos. FoxFootGlny 110 TownsendLs 115 T.D.Babv 1 119 0-MissSurFr 119 a-PrncsOfWg Sites UDwIng 119 Double The Beat, Reef Dancer. QUINELLA (5-8) paid $246.20. PERFECTA (8-5) paid $1,069.40.

SEVENTH RACE 4Vif) Megan Type (Clark) 5.60, 3.40, 2.40; Whatsa-motherodo (Sellers) 4.00, 2.80; Housekeeper (Diaz) 2.60. Time 45. Scratched-Shesthebestbyfar. PERFECTA (8-7) paid $28.60. TRIFECTA (8-7-9) paid $57.80.

EIGHTH RACE (if) Cross Keys Runner (Smith) 5.80, 3.60, 2.60; Distinctive Review (Gomez) 5.00, 3.40; Storms Award (Rice) 6.60. Time EXACTA (10-12) paid $21.20. SECOND HALF TWIN TRI (10-12-3) No Winners Carryover $46,734.00 PICK SIX (2-2-lor4or5-7-4-10) paid $10476.40 (2 tickets). 5 wins paid $51.80 (24 tickets) NINTH RACE (1m) -Great M. (Sorrows) 6.60, 4.20, 2.80; Rich Old Mary (ERazo) 6.60, 3.40; Grendar (Torres) 3.60.

Time 1:41 15. Scratched Anglo Indian, Blsmala, Sue's Sissie, Miss Bodacious. PERFECTA (10-3) paid $45.00. TRIFECTA 10-3-7) PICK SIX (7-3-8-8-4-10) No Winners 5 Win Consolation paid $75.60 (11 Tickets) Carryover $4,324.74 Attendance Handle Entries (TODAY) POST TIME, 1:30 PM. FIRST RACE $6400, claiming, 4 y.O.

and uo, 6 furlonos. Mr. Nugget 119 Timely Conslr BradleBov 117 Timothy Pat DobsonRoad 117 Extract Petrbrn nMry 122 Natural Fore Drama Power 119 Hastvs Lure Interaction 117 CountrChlng Colc'JOeclslon 122 Mavens Pride Selections Bv The Associated Press Marlon Boykins of Berkeley High and Darrin Plab of Mascoutah High are expected to sign letters of intent today. Boykins probably will sign with the University of Arkansas. Plab will sign with Illinois.

Last year, Plab had the top high jump in the country among high school boys 7 feet 2 yt inches and was the 1988 Junior Olympic champion. This year, he won the National Scholastic Track Invitational and has the nation's best jump, 7-2'2. Boykins' time of 47.8 seconds in the 400 meters ranks among the top 15 high school times this year. 1- Bradle Boy, Timely Peterbern N' Mary. 2- Warlock Dancer, Mr.

Deats, Ivaloytoo. 3- Nlpperslnk, Hot Zippitv, Turn For Gold. 4- Pat Au Brian, Quickly Passing Echo. 5- Wally Royal, Sleepyhead, WIH-'1''" ner'sStar. 6- Shoshone, Heavy Equipment, Scout Command.

7- Rapid Reflex, Fussing Barbie, Cast A Spell. 8- Water Tester, Little Deputy, Irish-n Malesty. 9- Open Mind, Imaginary Ladv, Blondeinamotel. 10- Fiv Signal, No More Pipe, Into TheMInt. GOLF Wayne Levi finished an 8-under-par 62 and took a one-stroke lead over Larry Nelson just before darkness halted play in the first round of the Byron Nelson Classic in Dallas.

Levi tied the record on the Tournament Players Course at Las Colinas, which was dotted by pools of casual water left by morning thunderstorms. The 60 players still on the course when darkness fell were scheduled to return at daylight today to complete first-round play, with the second round to follow immediately. BOWLING Pete Weber of Florissant was eliminated from the third round of match play in the $235,000 ABC Bud Light Masters Tournament in Wichita, Kan. Weber was the last Best Bel -Water Tetter. Ami rft irfllwO 4m.j4.l3.