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10 Thursday, JulyS, 1990 The Salina Journal SCOREBOARD Baseball Major League standings Boston Toronto Cleveland Dotrott Bnitimoro 46 44 38 39 35 Milwaukee 34 New York Oakland Chicago Seattle California Minnesota Texas Kansas City 34 By The Associated Press All Times CDT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division I Pet GB 110 Streak 32 .590 z-7-3 Won 1 37 .543 3', 3-7 Won 2 39 .494 7', z-6-4 Lost 1 .481 8': 5-5 Won 2 43 .449 11 4-6 Won 1 42 .447 11 2-8 Won 1 48 368 17 3-7 lost 4 West Division Pet GB L10 Streak 28 .636 6-4 Lost I 28 ,627 1 z-7-3 Lost 2 39 .513 9', z-8-2 Won 1 41 .488 IT, z-3-7 Lost 2 41 .474 12'i 4-6 Lost 1 44 .450 14'i 5-5 Lost 1 43 .442 15 z-6-4 Won 3 Home 28-13 23-22 21-17 17-20 14-20 18-19 14-19 Away 18-19 21-15 17-22 22-22 21-23 16-23 14-29 Home Away 21-14 28-14 26-18 20-21 21-10 21-18 19-20 20-21 20-20 18-22 22-21 17-21 18-22 12-22 Pittsburgh York Mon'real Phladlphia Chicago St. Louis 46 44 44 38 34 32 I 30 30 36 38 46 47 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pel .605 .595 .550 .500 .425 .405 GB 14 15' L10 z-8 2 z-9-1 4-6 4-6 6-4 3-7 47 41 I 28 38 39 40 44 47 Pet .627 519 .494 .467 .421 .405 West Division GB 10 12 15' 17 Cincinnati San Fran. Los Angeles 38 San Diego 35 Atlanta 32 Houston 32 z-denotes first game was a win AMERICAN LEAGUE Tuesday's Gomes Cleveland 9, Seattle 4 Toronto 5. California 2 Detroit 13, Chicago7 Minnesota 7. Boston 3 Kansas City 6.

New York 1 Oakland 5. Milwaukee 0 Texas 7, Baltimore 2 Wednesday's Games Seattle 3, Cleveland 2 Boston 4, Minnesota 3 Toronto 4, California 2 Detroil 10, Chicago 7, 12 innings Kansas City 13, New York 6 Milwaukee 7, Oakland 1 Baltimore 9, Texas 4 Thursday's Games Boston (Kiecker 2-3) at Minnesota (Erickson 1-1). 12:15 p.m. Oakland (Welch 13-2) at Milwaukee (Higuera 5-2). 1:35 p.m.

Seattle (Hanson 8-6) al Cleveland (Candiolti 9-3). 6:35 p.m. Kansas City (S.Davis 2-6) al Delroit (Pelry 5-5), 6:35 p.m. California (McCaskill 6-4) at Toronto (Slieb 10-3), 6:35 p.m. Baltimore (Milacki 4-4) at Texas (Jeffcoat 2-3), 7:35 p.m.

Only games scheduled L10 z-5-5 5-5 4-6 1-9 z-7-3 4-6 Streak Won 4 Won 3 Won 1 Lost Lost 2 Lost 3 Streak Lost I Won 3 Won 2 Lost 7 Won 1 Lost 4 Home Away 23-10 23-20 29-14 23-16 22-17 15-23 16-25 15-16 21-20 16-21 19-23 16-22 Home Away 22-10 25-18 20-20 24-17 19-23 16-20 22-17 21-18 14-22 16-17 16-24 10-30 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tuesday's Games Cincinnati 2, Montreal 0 New York 12. Houston 0 Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 1 San Francisco 4, St. Louis 0 Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 3 Los Angeles 7, Chicago 6 Wednesday's Games San Francisco 9, St. Louis 2 New York 7, Houston 4 Montreal 5, Cincinnati 3 Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh al Son Diego, (n) Chicago at Los Angeles, (n) Thursday's Games St. Louis (B.Smith 6-6) at San Diego (Benes 6-6), 3:05 p.m.

Houston (Scott 6-7) at Montreal (Gardner 4-4), 6:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Armstrong 10-3) at Philadelphia (Howell 8-5), 6:35 p.m. New York (Ojoda 4-3) at Atlanta (Leibrandt 3-1). 6:40 p.m. Pittsburgh (Reed 1-0) at Los Angeles (R.Martinez 9-3), 9:35 p.m.

Only games scheduled Boxscores AMERICAN LEAGUE RED SOX 4, TWINS 3 BOSTON MINNESOTA ob bl ob bl Boggs 3b 5110 Gladden II 5021 JoReedss 4010 Monrique2b 3000 Greenwell II 2110 Newman 2b 1000 Penac 2110 Pucketlcl 1100 Brnonskyrf 5000 Gaetti 3b 3021 Evonsdh 3113 torkinrl 4000 Burkscf 5021 Mosesrl 0000 Quintonolb 4020 Harper dh 4220 Mariano 3010 Sorrentlb 4011 Kukherlf 0000 Orliic 4020 Robidxpft 0000 Gagne ss 3000 Romine If 0000 Hrbek ph 0000 Barrett 2b 2000 Mackpr 0000 Tololi IS 4 10 4 Totals 32 3 1 3 Bailor, 000 100 003-4 Minnesota 100 100 1. 11, Minnesoto 8. 2B-Goetli. Burks. Harper.

HR-Evons IP ER BB SO flolton GHorris 5 72252 LampW.2-2 3 00000 ReaidonS14 I 21110 Minnesota West 6 51141 Condelaria I 00010 Berenguer 'i 20001 AguileraL.2-2 I 1 3 3 3 1 1 West pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Young; First, McKeon; Second, Johnson; Third, Kaiser. MARINERSS.INDIANS: SEATTLE CLEVELAND ob bl ob bi Reynolds 2b 4010 Browne 2b 4120 Cottorf 4000 Webster cl 3011 Griffey cf 4110 Baergo3b 4010 Leonard If 4121 Maldonodo II 4000 PO'Brienlb 4010 Dames dh 4121 EMortinei3b 4011 Jacoby Ib 3000 TJonesdh 4111 Snyder rf 3000 SBradleyc 2010 Skinner 3010 Vallec 0000 Alomar 1000 Schaefer ss 4000 Fermin ss 3010 Phelpsph 1000 Tololi 34 3 3 Totals 34 2 I 2 SegHli 100 200 000-3 Clntlond 001 100 000-2 I. Seattle 10. 2B-Griffey.

Leonard. HR-TJones (S). Gomes (S). SB-Webster (12). S-Websler, Boerga.

IP ER IB SO Seattle RJohnson W.9-3 6 72234 Comstock 00000 MJockson I Vi 0 0 0 0 2 Schooler S.2I I 10002 Cleveland NogyL.0-2 7 73313 Orosco 2 1 0 0 I I RJohnson pitched la 1 batter in the 7th. HBP -WebstarbyRJohnson. Umpires-Home, Welke; First, Ford: Second, Evons: Third. Coble. T-252 BLUE JAYS 4, ANGELS 2 CALIFORNIA TORONTO ab bi 5010 Felix rl 5030 5010 4111 3120 3011 1010 4010 3010 4000 37 2 12 2 DWhited Joyngrlb Winlieldrl Parnshc Downing dh Bichette II Polaniall Schu2b Howell 3b Scholield ss Tololi California Toronto E-AbboM MWilsorul Fernondz ss GHillli Bell dh McGrilllb Borders Lee2b Williams cl Lawless 3b Totoli ob bi 3000 1000 OWhite 4 I 4 1 3 I 4 0 30 4000 4110 3011 334 7 3 000 101 000-2 211 000 Mx-4 Lawless, Schu 2.

DP-loronlo 2. LOB- California 10. Toronto 7. 2B-GHIII Williams Bell. Downing 2, Jayner.

HR-Porrish (15). SF Bell. blilarnla Abbo" 1.5-7 Eichhorn Toronto CerulliW.56 Acker HenkeS.15 ER BB SO Umpires Home, Reilly. First, Meriwelher: Second, Scott: Third Voltaggio MEWERS 7. ATHLETICS I OAKLAND MILWAUKEE ab bi ob bl RHendson if 2000 Ganlner 2b 5110 Howard cl 2120 Shellield3b 5010 DHendsoncI 3000 EDiazOb 0000 College 3b 1011 Yount cl 4110 Lonslord3b 2000 DPorkerdh 2112 RHarmp 0000 Brock Ib 2111 Honeycui! ph 1000 Deer rf 3000 Klmkp 0000 Hamilton rf 0000 McGwire I 2000 Surhoflc 4120 Hasseylb 1000 Vaughn II 4123 Canseco rl 4010 Felderll 0000 Josedh 4020 Spiers ss 4111 Quirk 4010 Weiss ss 3000 Randolph 2o 3010 Tolali 32 I I I Totoli 7 10 1 Oakland OM NO 010-1 Milwaukee 112 100 OOx-7 DP-ttilwaukM 2.

108- Oakland 6. Milwaukee 7. 2B -Vaughn. Gallego. Younl.

HR -Vaughn (6), Spiers (2), OPgrksr (10). SB Jose (51, SF DPorker. IP I El Bl SO Oakland Slewartl 10? 2'. 66610 Norris I 1 I I 0 RHurrn 2 10001 Klink 1 00000 Milwaukee RRobinsonW.2-1 9 81125 by Stewart, DPorker by Norris. WP-Norris.

RHorris. Kosc: First. Joyce; Second, Bornett: Third, Morrison. ORIOLES 9. DANCERS 4 BALTIMORE TEXAS ob bi ab bl SFinley rl 4033 Huson 2b 4111 BRipken2b 4011 DoaughrlyII 4000 Milligan I 3010 Palmeiro I 3011 Tettletonc 4000 Sierra rf 4111 Orsulakll 5120 Reimerdh 2000 CRipkenss 4210 Franco dh 1000 Horndh 2222 Incovgliocf 4111 Huleltdh 2000 Petrollic 4010 Worthgton3b 2212 Coolbgh3b 4010 Deverex cf 5210 Green ss 1000 Pettis ph 1110 JoRusiellc 1010 Tolali 35 9 12 8 Tolali 33 4 8 4 Boltlmor.

020 004 300-9 Ttxai 000 022 000-4 SFinley, Huson. Sierra. 2. Texas 3. 9.

Texas 4. (10), Incaviglia (13). Horn SF- Worthinglon. SFinley. IP ER BB SO Baltimore DJohnson 5 54404 Hickey Vi 10000 Williamson IVi 2 0 0 I 2 Bollard 00010 Schilling IV, 0 00 0 I Texai Hough L.7-6 5V, 7 6 6 6 1 McMurlry 10000 JoBorfield 11100 Arnsberg 22000 Moyer 2 10022 DJohnson pitched to 2 batters in the 6th.

WP-Hough, JoBarlield. Pfl-Petralli. Hirschbeck; First, Clark: Second, Hendry; Third, McCoy. TIGERS 10, WHITE SOX 7 12 Innings DETROIT CHICAGO ab bl ab bl Whilaker 2b 7121 Uohnsoncl 7121 Phillips 3b 7031 Ventura 3b 4011 Trommell ss 0 I 0 Calderon If 5000 Fielder I 5100 Pasquodh 4000 Sheets II 3110 Grebck pr 0000 Coles If 3000 Gallgherph 1010 Bergman dh 5242 Kittle Ib 4222 Lindmonph 1000 Lyons Ib 1000 Lusoderrf 4333 Korkovicc 3110 Shelby cl 4010 Fiskc 1000 GWordph 1110 Fletcher 2b 6111 Keathc 6113 Sosarl 6121 Guillen ss 5120 Tolali 51 10 17 10 Tolali 47 7 12 6 Detroit 000 510 010 003-10 Chicago 000 410 020 000- 7 E-Fielder, Phillips. Calderon, Henneman.

DP-Delroil 1. LOB-Detroit 10, Chicago 12. Korkovice, Sosa, Trammell, Phillips. 3B-Whitoker. HR- lusoder (1), Kiltie 2 (16), Bergmon (2).

Hsolh (3). SB-Shelby (1). S-Ventura. Shelby. IP ER BB SO Detroit JMRobnsn 3 1 5 4 4 3 2 Gibson 2 1 4 I 1 I I Nunei 00001 Henneman 1 22121 McCullenW.2-0 4 10012 Chicago McDowell 5 10 6 6 1 5 Radinsky 1 1 0 I 3 BJones IV, 1 0 0 0 2 Ihigpen 2 20023 Patterson L.I-I I 33301 JMRobinsort, Henneman.

Umpires-Home. Tschida: First. Reed; Second, Cooney: Third, Brinkmon. NATIONAL LEAGUE GIANTS CARDINALS 2 ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO ab bl ob bl Coleman If 30)0 Butler cf 4332 McGeecf 1000 LeachII 3010 MThompsoncf 2000 Bathe ph 1112 Pendlln 3b 4000 Branlley 0000 Guerrero Ib 3110 WCIorklb 2001 Walling rf 3110 MWilliomi3b 5012 Oquendo 2b 3000 Litton rl 4000 OSmilh ss 3022 Kennedy 5000 Pognoiiic 2000 RThompson2b2 I 0 0 CWilwn ph 1000 Uribe ss 3220 Zelle 0000 Burkell 2000 DeLeonp 2000 Anderson ph 1110 Doyleyp 0000 Kingerylf 1100 Jones ph 1000 Hortonp 0000 Terry 0000 Tolali 21 2 i 2 Tolali 3J 9 7 SI.

Louis 020 000 000-2 SaaFranclico 000 010 44x-9 E-Colemon, Pendleton. Oquendo. San Franciico 2. LOB-SI. Louis I.

San Francisco 9. 26 OSmilri Leach. Uribe, MaWilliams. 3B-Uribe. HR-Balhe (I).

SB Rolhompson (8) Butler 5- frantley. SF WCIork. IP II ER Bl SO Sl.lauli DeLeonL.6-7 6 43349 Oayley 22201 Horton Vi 24220 10000 Son Francisco BurkeltW.8-2 7 42213 Bromley 5,12 2 10000 pitched to 2 ballon in the 7th. by Burktll, Litton by Tirry. McShsrry; First, Dovidlon; Second, Montague Third Hohn A- 25,538.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE THURSDAY, JULYS BASEBALL Kansas Cily Royals at Detroit Tigers. 6:35 p.m. Wichita Hawks at Solina (American Legion). p.m. Salino Hawks vs.

Newton at El Dorado Jr. Legion Inv. 1:15 p.m. GOLF No. Central Junior Golf Sectional at Manhattan CC.

8 a.m. WETS 7 ASTROS I HOUSTON YORK ob bi ob bi 3 I 0 Hjohnsoijb 5 1 I 3 Somirerss 4120 MagadanIb 3 0 AnlKoiyrl 3001 3110 Aiderw.o 0 0 0 0 4123 S'ubbslb 4112 WcPeynoldsll 4000 Bigg.oll 3010 Sorted 3010 Agos'op 0000 Miller ci 1010 GWi'sonrf 1000 Sosserc 4100 OberkleMJb 3110 EVer ss 4230 4000 Goodenr, 2010 GedTan: 2011 Marshal! oh 0001 1000 Franco 0000 Puri ph 1000 Sch'id' 0000 Condole i 0 0 0 Totoli 30 4 7 4 Totals 33 7 14 7 Houston 000 003 100-4 New York 310 000 03n-7 E-Elsier. DP-Hocs'on 2 108-Houston 3 New York 7 26 Els'er Gedmon Oberklell. HR Strawberry (20: S'ubbs 11 SB HJohnson (16, 5- Gooden Sf- Anthony Gedman Marshall IP ER 66 SO Houlton Gullickson 5 84431 Schlider 20000 Agos1ol4.2 I', 3 2 2 0 0 Andersen 11100 NlwYorL GoodenWS.S 74418 Franco 515 I 00012 Umpires Home, Quick Firs) Rennert Second Tola. Third, flonm.

1-246. EXPOSS.REDS3 CINCINNATI MONTREAL ab bl ob bl Sabo3b 4010 DMortineici 4000 Lorkinss 4100 Filigeraldc 3110 ONeillrl 3112 Walker rl 3110 EDov.scI 3000 Wollach3b 4110 4000 Aldreteil 3122 Braggsll 4120 Nixon II 1000 Oesler2b 4000 Golorrogolb 4112 Oliveic 3000 Foley2b 4021 Scudderp 0000 Owenss 4010 Birlsasp 1000 OeMortineip 2000 HMorrisph 1011 Schmidt 0000 Layanap 0000 Quinonesph 1000 Mahler 0000 Tololi 3 5 3 Tololi 32 5 9 5 Cincinnati 000 010 020-3 Monlr.nl 500 000 LOB-Cincinnoti 4, Montreal 6. 28-Gol- orrogo. Owen, Aldrele. HR-ONeill (11).

IP ER BB SO Cincinnati ScudderL.1-2 45510 Birtsos 3'i 2 0 0 0 5 Loyona 3 20002 Mahler 1 10000 Monlreol DeMorlineiW.6-6 8 53324 SchmldlS.IO I 00000 HSP-Walker by Scudder, DeMortine; by Birl- sas. DeMuth: First. Gregg: Second, Harvey; Third, Crawford BRAVES 4, PHILLIES 1 ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA ob bi ob bi LoSmilhll 3000 Dykstracl 3000 Ihomosss 4100 Herr2b 5110 Gonlcl 4000 Reodyll 2020 Presley 3b 3000 Jordan Ib 4000 Murphy rl 3222 RMcDowellp 0 0 0 0 Cobrerlb 3010 CHayes3b 4011 Justice Ib 1100 Krukrl 2000 Olson 3021 Akerleldsp 0000 Inlonle2b 2000' CMortineiIb 1000 Tredway2b 1000 Thonss 4000 Glavinep 2001 Daultonc 4010 Luecken 0000 Combs 1000 Gregg ph 1000 Freeman 0000 Soever 0000 Carman 0000 Vatcherrl 2010 Totoli 30 4 5 4 Tolali 32 1 6 1 Atlonto 000 100 210-4 Philadelphia 000 001 000-1 E-LoSmilh. DP-Allonta 1, Philadelphia 1. 8, Philadelphia 10.

Vatcher. HR-Murphy (12). SB- Ready (2). CHayes (2), Thomas (1). IF ER BB SO Atlanta 6V, 61141 luetken 0 0 0 1 2 Soever S.B I 00000 Philadelphia Combs 3 3 3 4 4 Freeman 0 10000 Carman 00010 Akerields I I I I 3 I RMcDowell IV, 000 1 1 Freeman pitched to 1 batter in the 7th.

WP-Combs. BK-RMcDowell. Pulli: First, Hirschbeck; Second, Darling; Third, Froemming. All-Star voting NEW YORK (AP) Final voting as released by Major League Baseball of the American League and National League teams lor the 61st All-Star Game to be played at Wrigley Field on July 1 C. AMERICAN LEAGUE Catcher 1, Sandy Alomar, Cleveland, 1,043,116.

2, Carlton Flsk, Chicago, 939,392. 3, Terry Steinbach, Oakland, 854,836. 4, Tony Peno, Boston, 698,897. 5, Pol Borders, Toronto, 370,237. 6, Lonce Parrish, California, 353,968.7, Bob Boone, Kansas City, 290,012.

8, Brian Harper, Minnesota, 239,870. 9, Mickey Tellleton, Baltimore, 225,487. 10, B.J. Surhoil, Milwaukee, 194,398. II, Gino Petralli, Texas, 182,636.

12, Mike Heath, Detroit, 175,744. 13, David Voile, Seattle, 147,993. 14, Bob Geren, New York, 112,977. First Bow 1, Mark McGwire, Oakland, 1,206,889. 2, Cecil Fielder, Detroit, 1,151,099.

3, Don Mottingly, New York, 867,049. 4, Fred McGrilf, Toronto, 502,601. 5, George Brett, Kansas Cily, 426,892. 6, Kent Hrbek, Minnesota, 317,391. 7, Rafael Palmeiro, Texas, 249,401.

8, Keith Hernandez, Cleveland, 241,234. 9, Wally Joyner, California, 231,110. 10, Carlos Martinez, Chicago, 202,430. 11, Dave Parker, Milwaukee, 192,375. 12, Randy Milligan, Baltimore, 108,832.

13, Pete O'Brien, Seattle, 75,980. 14, Billy Ja Robidoux, Boston, 55,650. Second Bate 1, Steve Sax, New York, 1,184,890.2, Julio Franco, Texas, 856,131. 3, Mike Gallego, Oakland, 4, Bill Ripken, Baltimore, 512,052. 5, Nelson Liriano, Toronto, 389,324.

6, Harold Reynolds, Seattle, 379,661. 7, Lou Whilaker, Detroit, 357,703. 8, Scott Fletcher, Chicago, 355,083. 9, Willie Randolph, Oakland, 328 232 10, Frank White, Kansas City, 242,332. 11, Al Newman.

Minnesota, 227,373. 12, Jerry Browne. Cleveland, 185,200. 13. Johnny Ray, California, 170,376.

14, Marty Barrett, Boston, 151,392. 15, Jim Gantner, Milwaukee, 143,091. Third Base 1, Wade Boggs. Boston, 1,291,273. 2, Kelly Gruber, Toronto, 1,167,506.

3. Carney Lansford, Oakland, 882,099. 4, Gary Gaetti, Minnesota. 410,749. 5, Paul Molilor.

Milwaukee, 353,734. 6, Robin Venlura, Chicago, 334,539. 7, Kevin Seitzer, Kansas City, 285,677. 8, Brook Jacoby. Cleveland, 247,408.

9, Steve 8uechele, Texas, 205,385. 10, Jay Howell, California, 116,796. II, Darnell Coles, Detroil. 112,768. 12, Tony Phillips, Detroit, 112,603.

13. Craig Warlhinglon, Baltimore, 108,783. 14, Mike Blowers, New York, 92.898. Shortstop Cal Ripken, Baltimore 1.202,202. 2, Ozzie Guillen, Chicago, 1,054,370.

3. Tony Fernandez, Toronto, 761,010. 4, Wall Weiss, Oakland. 734,581. 5, Alan Trammell, Delroit, 439,488.

6. Kurl Stillwell, Kansas Cily, 404,696. 7. Greg Gagne. Minnesota, 237,005.

8, Jolt Kunkel, Texas. 152,135. 9, Dick Scholield, California, 145,840. 10, Alvaro Espinosa. New York, 138.144.

11, Jody Rw-ed, Boston, 136,297, 12, Bill Spiers, Milwaukee, 133,454. 13, Rafael Sanlano, Cleveland, 94,862. 14. Ozzie Vlzquel, Seattle, 80,134. Outfield Jose Canseco.

Oakland, 2.313,091. 2, Ken Griffey, Seattle. 2.159.700. 3. Rickey Henderson, Oakland, 1,989,184.

4. Bo Jackson Kansas City, 1.394,109, 5 Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, 1,342,475. 6 George Bell, Toronto, 587.183. 7. Dave Henderson, Oakland, 525 735, 8, Ruben Sierra Texas 452.705.

9, Robin Yount, Milwaukee, 394 295. 10. Junior Felix Toronto, 372,356. 11. Ivan Colderon, Chicago 339684.

12 Candy Mnldonado, Cleveland, 319,577. 13, Mook'e Wilson, Toronto, 307,302. 14 Sammy Sosa, Chicago, 289,205. 15, Don Gladden, Minnesota. 268756.

16 Tom Brunansky, Boston. 261.731. 17. Mike Greenwell, Boston. 234 416.

18, Pete Incoviglia, Texas. 218.473. 19, Jim Eisenreich. Kansas City. 205,259.

20, Lance Johnson. Chicago, 188,021. 21. Cory Snyder. Cleveland, 185.486.

22. Dwight Evons. Boston, 174,919. 23, Jesse Barlield, New York. 167,775.

24, Danny Tartabull, Kansas City, 164.479. 25. Eliis Burks. Boston 163.271. 26.

Jeffrey Leonard, Seottle. 160.474. 27 Chili Davis, California. 159,600. 28, Gary Pettis, Texas.

150.745. 29, Rob Deer, Milwaukee, 145,595. 30. Roberto Kelly. New York.

122.810. 31, Lloyd Moseby, Detroit. 122,133. 32. Chris James.

Cleveland. 119,344. 33, Chet Lemon, Detroit, 117,854, 34, Phil Bradley, Baltimore, 114.640. 35. Randy Bush.

Minnesota, 113,555. 36. Devon While, California. 109,140. 37.

MikeDevereaux, Baltimore, 101,051.38, Jay Buhner, Seallle. 98,025. 39, Steve Finley, Baltimore, 92.904. 40, Tracy Jones, Detroil, 86,078, 41, Claudell Washinglon. New York, 85.341.

42, Mel Hall. New York, 74.355. NATIONAL LEAGUE Catcher 1, flenito Santiago, San Diego. 1,785,412. 2, Mike Scioscia, Los Angeles, 571,378.

3. Todd Zeile, Si. Louis, 570,971. 4, Terry Kennedy. San Francisco, 521,570.

5, Craig Biggio, Houston, 391,924. 6, Joe Girordi, Chicago, 367.042. 7, Joe Oliver, Cincinnati, 356,350. 8, Mike LoVolliere, Pittsburgh, 337,211. 9, Nolson Sanlovenia, Montreal, 323,032.

10, Ernie Whitt, Atlanta. 218,481. II, Darren Daulton, Philadelphia, 140,992. 12. Barry Lyons.

Cincinnati, 100,517. First Base 1, Will Clark, San Francisco, 2,211,243. 2, Mark Grace, Chicago, 706,167. 3, Pedro Guerrero, SI. Louis, 479,082.

4, Glenn Davis, Houston, 477,460. 5, Andres Galarraga, Montreal, 475,729. 6, Jack Clark, San Diego, 363.038. 7, Todd Benzinger. Cincinnati, 304,769.

8, Eddie Murray, Los Angeles, 250,423. 9, Sid Bream, Pittsburgh, 195,051. 10, Ricky Jordan, Philadelphia, 187,964. 11, Mike Marshall, New York, 104,643. 12, Nick Esasky, Atlanta, 79,559.

Second Base 1, Ryne Sandberg, Chicago, 2,262,245. 2, Roberta Alomar, Son Diego, 529,390. 3, Delino DeShields, Montreal, 501,704. 4, Robby Thompson, San Francisco, 372,899. 5.

Gregg Jefferies, New York, 350,576. 6, Mariano Duncan, Cincinnati, 342,668. 7, Jose Oquendo, St. Louis, 295,139. 8, Jose Lind, Pittsburgh, 284,875.

9, Tom Herr, Philadelphia, 245,264. 10, Bill Doron, Houston, 202,838. 11, Jeff Treadwoy, Atlanta, 103,012. Third Base 1, Chris Sabo, Cincinnati, 1,399,604. 2, Matt Williams, San Francisco, 812,543.

3, Howard Johnson, New York, 769,722. 4, Tim Wallach, Montreal, 769,169. 5, Terry Pendleton, St. Louis, 451,399. 6, Luis Salazor, Chicago, 405,311.

7, Bip Roberts, San Diego, 254.664. 8. Ken Cominiti, Houston, 228,990. 9, Charlie Hayes, Philadelphia, 196,499.10, Jeff King, Pittsburgh, 157,731. 11, Jim Presley, Atlanta, 150,399.

12, Jeff Hamilton, Los Angeles, 117,361. Shortstop 1, Ozzie Smith, St. Louis, 1,337,815. 2, Barry Larkin, Cincinnati, 1.258,595. 3, Shawon Dunslon, Chicago, 846,227.

4, Jose Uribe, San Francisco, 460,196. 5, Spike Owen, Montreal, 415,022.6, Garry Templelon, San Diego, 326,188. 7, Jay Bell, Pittsburgh, 279,948. 8, Alfredo Griffin, Los Angeles, 240,849. 9, Kevin Elster.

New York, 196,093. 10, Dickie Than, Philadelphia, 176,594. 11, Rafael Ramirez, Houston. 12, Jeff Blauser, Atlanta, 62,823. Outfield 1, Andre Dawson, Chicago, 1,622,640.

2, Len Dykstra, Philadelphia, 1,564,157. 3, Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco, 1,348,930. 4, Tony Gwynn, San Diego, 1,143,282. 5, Darryl Strawberry, New York, 1,033,266. 6, Bobby Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 932,080.

7, Andy Von Slyke, Pittsburgh, 804,245. 8, Eric Davis, Cincinnati, 601,215. 9, Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh, 595,759. 10, Tim Raines, Montreal, 583,255. 11, Willie McGee, St.

Louis, 518,089. 12, Vince Coleman, St. Louis, 504,116. 13, Joe Carter, San Diego, 498,294. 14, Jerome Walton, Chicago, 435,538.

15, Brett Butler, Son Francisco, 411,019. 16, Marquis Grissom, Montreal, 392,230. 17, Billy Hatcher, Cincinnati, 298,564. 18, Dale Murphy, Atlanta, 296,449. 19, Larry Walker, Montreal, 293,042.20.

Eric Anthony, Houston, 289,395. 21, Kevin McReynolds, New York, 270,765.22, Von Hayes, Philadelphia, 262,458.23, Dwight Smith, Chicago, 240,062. 24, Kevin Bass, Houston, 234,438. 25, Paul O'Neill, Cincinnati, 216,521. 26, Fred Lynn, San Diego, 216,191.

27, Kal Daniels, Los Angeles, 206,176. 28, Hubie Brooks, Los Angeles, 151,742. 29, John Kruk, Philadelphia. 141,307. 30, Glenn Wilson, Houston, 127,280.

31, Juan Samuel, Los Angeles, 116,673. 32, Gerald Young, Houston, 110,445. 33, Oddibe McDowell, Atlanta, 104,016. 34, Glenn Braggs, Cincinnati, 102,898. 35, Lonnle Smith, Atlanta, 72,620.

36. Keith Miller, New York, 68,691. Junior Legion EL DORADO TOURNAMENT SALINA HAWKS 14, ARKANSAS CITY 6 Arkansas Cily 202 6 86 Salina 536 Ox 10 1 Cook and Gonzales. Lambdin and Rupert. WP Lambdin (4-1).

LP Cook. 2B Lamberl, Maring (S). 3B Lambert SALINA HAWKS 18, AUGUSTA 0 Solina 530 (10) 12 0 Augusta 000 49 Lamberl and Rupert. Kelley and Stewart. WP Lambert (3-0).

LP Kelley. 2B Rohr, Hoffman, Porter (S). 3B Rupert (S). HR Rupert (S). Salina Hawks' record: 26-4.

Dog racing Wichita Park Wichita Greyhound Racing By The Associated Press Wednesday Motlnee Results I si race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.55 4 Cheyenne Candice 31.20 15.20 7.20 3 Lc's Hil Man 4.20 3.20 6 Si's Sue 4.60 Ouinielo: (3-4) $74,60 Trifecta: (4-3-6) $833.40 2nd race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.56 2 Barb's Scooter 17.00 5.20 3.40 7 Lc's Smash Hil 3.20 3.00 8 Emma Mae 4.20 Quiniela: (2-7) $14.00 Trifecta: (2-7-8) $548.20 DD (4-2) $373.60 3rd race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.43 5 Handsome 10.80 4.40 3.20 4 Fill The Bank 3.20 2.80 6 Flying Kiowa Art 4.60 Quiniela: 4th race -5-16 Grade Time: 31.15 8 Venus Paradise 8.40 3.00 2.60 5 Dutch Gunsmoker 3.60 3.20 6 Wager Man 4.60 Quiniela: (5-8)- $12.80 Trifecla: (8-5-6) (218.20 5th race -5-16 Grade Time: 31.53 8 Si's Chnssyann 7.80 3.40 2.80 7 Lo Cal 5.00 3 20 2 Rhonda Coleman 5.20 Quini- ela- (7-8) SI 1 80 Trifecta (9-7-2) 5207.40 6th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.142 Pjs Gambling 1560 7.00 4.00 7 Editor 4.80 3 20 8 Bobbi Socks Fad 3.00 Quiniela: (2-7) 537.20Trifecta: (2-7-8) $261.80 7th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.083 Madd! Wiseman 6 60 3.60 3.20 2 Becbar Choice 11.00 6.60 8 Shatter Wave 4.60 Quiniela (2-3) S69.60 Trifecta- (3-2-8) S764.20 8th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.47 6 Cuban Immigranl 5.20 3.00 2.60 7 Nash- obo Sailor 7.60 5.00 8 Switzler Jers 3.80 Quiniela: (6-7) 542.00 Trifecto (6-7-8) $363.20 9th race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.89 1 Mces Vara Gold 14.40 9.40 4.80 5 Beginning Anew 13.40 7.40 2 Total Explosion 5.60 Quinielo: Trifecla: 10th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.34 6 Old Guard 29.60 12.40 5.80 8 Linda Monopoly 8.40 3.40 7 Swit Bright Eyes 2.80 Quiniela: (6-8) 596.60 Trifecla: (6-87) 5587.80 Pic-Six: 5 of 6 $266.00 Corryover: $35 048.40 11 th race 5-16 Grade AT Time: 30.64 6 Victor Velocity 8.00 4.60 3.00 3 Outlaw Jock 9.00 5.00 8 Nick's Geronomo 4.JO Quinielo: (3-6) S83.40 Trifecla: (6-3-8) $970.60 12th race- 5-16 Grade Time: 31.10 2 Twilite Thriller 14.00 5.80 5.00 4 Alleys English 9.40 5.60 7 Gemini Joe 5.80 Quiniela: (2-4) $96.80 Trilecta: (2-4-7) $1326.00 Twin-Tri: No Winner Carryover $11.503.20 13th race-5-16 Grade Time: 31.35 2 Atlantic Fresco 20.40 7.604.80 7 Bl King Cosh 3.60 3.00 5 Jimmy Lung 5.40 Quiniela: (2-7) $33.40 Trifecla: (2-7-5-1) $3659.20 Attendance: 5.412. Handle: $304,674. Wednesday Night Results 1st race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.22 1 81 Jimmy Zee 13.80 9.20 4.40 4 Rite Condition 7.60 4.60 5 I Jive 3.20 Quiniela: (1-4) $50.40 Trifecta: (1-4-5) $291.40 2nd race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.55 7 Con Red 7.20 2.40 3.00 2 Brewin Bill 2.40 2.40 6 Cuban Voyage 6.60 Quiniela: (2-7) $7.80 Trilecta: (7-2-6) S355.40 DD (1-7) $219.20 3rd race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.86 I Dr. Honds 5.00 2.80 2.40 5 Lc's Blostin Cap 5.80 3.60 4 Confetti 5.60 Quiniela: (1-5) (1-5-4) $288.00 4th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.26 Jomo 11.80 5.40 3.60 7 Dutch Allison 12.60 5.00 2 Mohawks Rage 7.00 Quiniela: (7-8) $57.80 Trifecla: (8-7-2) $558.60 279.30 Scratched. 6 Raeann Lajet 5th roce 5-16 Grade Time: 31.48 7 I'm Pedro 6.60 4.40 3.00 3 Fiesty Dorgie 9.40 4.80 I Profound Apology 3.20 Quiniela: (3-7) $33.20 Trilecta: (7-3-1) $225.80 6lh race 3-8 Grade Time: 39.29 4 Toby Star 24.20 8.003.20 5 Bally Doll 4.60 2.60 3 Angel Has Wings 2.20 Quiniela: (45) (4-5-3) $194.20 7th race 5-16 Grade A Time: 30.85 4 Nick's Apache 5.80 3.20 3.00 2 Foye Dancer 6.20 3.20 8 Wyn Champ 3.60 Quiniela: (2-4) 522.60 Trifecla: (4-2-8) $185.80 8th race 3-8 Grade Time: 39.13 6 Brazo Town Tamer 9.60 4.20 2.60 5 Quasky Peachtree 8.20 3.20 7 Dual Barrel 3.40 Quiniela: (5-6) S22.00 Trifecla: (6-5-7) $170.60 9th race 5-16 Grade A Time: 31.28 Tejas Accurate 13.00 6.80 5.80 5 Dutch Jackson 4.20 3.80 7 Cool Frenchie 7.20 Quiniela: (5-B) $59.80 Trilecta: (8-5-7) $671.60 10th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.25 8 Sk Amy 15.80 6.20 4.40 3 Balbo Fernando 7.40 4.40 7 Adam Woods 4.80 Quiniela: (3-8) $45.20 Trifeclo: (8-3-7) $570.40 Pic-Six: 4 of 6 $69.60 Carryover: $39,224.40.

11 th race 5-16 Grade A Time: 31.02 2 Kenli Run 3.20 2.40 2.40 4 Flying Kiowa Sam 4.00 3.20 8 Sir Robert Perry 2.80 Quiniela: (2-4) $8.60 Trifecta: (2-4-8) $35.60 12lh race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.42 3 Matt Maneely 20.40 15.20 5.60 1 Larkspur 46.40 9.60 2 John The Lawyer 2.60 Quiniela; (1-3) $82.00 Trifecla: (3-12) $778.80 389.40 Twin-Tri: No Winner Carryover: $13,784.80 13th race 3-8 Grade Time: 39.01 6 Rigid Sue 21.00 12.00 5.00 3 Northern Force 10.00 5.80 8 Snazzy Jozzy 2.60 Quiniela: (3-6) $32.80 Super (6-3-8-5) 512924.80 Attendance: 1,377. Handle: $157,991. Golf Monte Carlo Open MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) Leading scores Wednesday alter the first round ol the $595,000 Monte Carlo Open golf tournament played al the par-69, Mont Agel course: Mark Moulond, Brit Hugh Baiocchi, SAf Jose-Maria Canizares, Spn Peter Hedblom, Swe Ian Woosnam Brit Sam Torrance, Bril Emmanuel Dussort, Frn Constantino Rocca, III Jose Spn Peler Smith, Brit Rodger Davis, Aus MorkMcNulty, Zim Greg Turner, NZ David Llewellyn, Bril Miguel Jimenez, Spn Armando Saavedro, Arg Wayne Riley, Aus Mais Lanner, Swe U.S.ond Canadian Scores Jim Rulledge, Can 34-35-69 Steve Bowman BillMalley Bob E.Smith Peler Teravoinen Bryan Norton Chris Cookson Rob Huff Ron Stelten Scolt Hoch John Slaughter Cycling Tour de France MONT ST. MICHEl, France (AP) Results Wednesday alter the fifth stage of the Tour de France cycling race, a 187- mile leg from Avranches to Rouen Si. Michel with name, team, country and leader's lime: Fifth Stage 1, Gerril Sooleveld, Buckler, Netherlands, 7 hours, 43 minutes, 7 seconds.

2, Johan Museeuw, Lollo, Belgium, 4:27 behind. 3, Etienne De Wilde, Histor, Belgium, sometime. 4, Olaf Ludwig, Panasonic, East Germany, 4:30. 5, Eric Vanderaerden. Buckler, Belgium, sometime.

6, Adriano Baffi, Ariostea, Italy, same time. 7, Davis Phinney, 7-Eleven, Boulder, same lime. 8, Sean Kelly, PDM, Ireland, same time. 9, Soren Llholt, Hislor, Denmark, sometime, 10, Adrie Van der Pool. Weinmann, Netherlands, same lime.

11, Jean-Pierre Heyndericxx, SEUR, Belgium, same time. 12, Henri Manders, Helvetia, Netherlands, sometime. 13, Jose Rodriguez, SEUR, Spain, some lime. 14, Willried Pelers. Histor, Belgium, sometime.

15, Giovanni Fidanza, Chateau d'Ax, Italy, some time. Other Americans, 7-Elevsn Members 23, Greg LeMond, Waysata, 4:30. 45, Steve Bauer, 7-Eleven, Canada, same time. 60, Sean Yates, 7-Eleven. Britain, sometime.

80, Andy Hampslen, 7-Eleven, Boulder, same lime. 82. Dag-Olio Laurilzen, 7-Eleven. Norway, same lime. 104, Ron Kiefel, 7-Eleven, Boulder.

same lime 144, Norman Alvis, 7-Eleven, Sac- ramento. 8:05. 147. Bob Roll. 7-Eleven Santa Fe N.M.,8:05.

193. Andy Bishop. 7-Eleven, Tucson 13:53. Overall Standing! (After Stages) 1, Steve Bauer. 7-Eleven Canada 23:20.57.

2, Ronan Pensec. I France. 0:30, 3, Frans Maossen, Buckler. Netherlands. 0:33.

4, Cloudio Chiapucci, Carrera. Italy. 1:05. 5, Gerril Solleveld. Buckler, Netherlands.

7:26. 6, Raul Alcola. POM, Mexico, 10:02. 7, Stephen Rooks, Panasonic, Netherlands, 10:09. 8, Sean Kelly.

PDM, Ireland, 10:09. 9, Allan Peiper, Panasonic, Australia, 10:16. 10, Guy Nulens, Panasonic, Belgium, 10:18. 11, Guido Winlerberg, Helvetia, Switzerland. 10:19.

12, Marc Saergeant, Panasonic, gium, 10:21. 13, Rudy Dhaenens, PDM. Belgium. 10:22. 14, Peilo Ruiz-Cobestany, ONCE, Spain, 10:23.

15, Vinlyeslav Ekimov, Panasonic, Soviet Union. 10:25. Other Americans, 7-Eloven Members 23, LeMond, 10:41 behind. 11:02. 45, Phinney.

11:25. 49, Hampsten, 11:30. 52. Yales. 11:33.

69. Kiefel. 11:57. 130. Alvis.

15:37. 131, Roll, 15:39. 185. Bishop, 21:01. team Standings 1, Buckler, 70:20:45.

2, 70:25:12. 3, 7-Eleven. 70:25:23. 4, Correra, 70:27:32. 5, PDM, 70:33:08.

Running Skyfire results SKYFIRE-SPORTS CONNECTION SK RUN At Salina Overall Winners Men Bob McAnany, Hays, 15:06. Women Bonnie Fetrow, Salina, 20:22. MEN Top 10 1. Bob McAnany, 15:06: 2. Bern Geyer, 3.

Thorn Leonard, 4. Wade Coselman, 5. Chris Swagerty, 6. Greg Klug, 7. Steve McGaughey, 8.

Ron Overeem, 9. Barry Burgard, 10. Phil Anderson. 17:51. WOMEN Tape 10 1.

Bonnie Fetrow, 2. Sheila Fief, 3. Cheryl Deturk, 22:16: 4. LaNay Meier, 5. Betsy Wearing, 6.

Crissy Plxler, 7. Annie Grevos, 8. Becky Cole, 24:39: 9. Pam Richer), 10. Claire Hodgson, 25:10.

Soccer World Cup 1990 World Cup By The Associated Press All Times CDT SEMIFINALS Tuesday, July 3 At Naples, Italy Argentina 1, Italy 1, (Argentina wins 4-3 penally Shootout) Wednesday, July 4 At Turin, Italy West Germany 1, England 1 (West Germany wins 4-3 penalty shootout) THIRD PLACE Saturday, July 7 At Barl, Italy Holy vs. England, 1 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, July 8 At Rome Argentina vs. West Germany, 1 p.m. Tennis Wimbledon results WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Results Wednesday of the S6.63 million Wimbledon tennis championships (seedings in parentheses): MEN Singles Quarterfinals Stefan Edberg (3), Sweden, def.

Christian Bergslrom, Sweden, Boris Becker (2), West Germany, def. Brad Gilbert (7), Piedmont, 6-4, Ivan Lendl (1), Czechoslovakia, del. Brad Pearce, Provo, Utah, 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. Goran Ivanisevic, Yugoslavia, def. Kevin Curren, Austin, Texas, 4-6, 6-4, (8-10), 6-3.

Doublet Quarterfinals Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, and Jim Pugh (1), PaTos Verdes, def. Jason Stoltenberg and Todd Woodbridge, Australia, 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-4). Stefan Kruger, South Africa, and Greg Von Emburgh, Naples, def. Grant Connell and Glenn Michiboto (6), Canada, 7-6 (10-8), 6-7 (1-7), Pieter Aldrich, South Africa, and Danie Visser (2), South Africa, def. Ken Flach, Sebring, and Robert Seguso (8), Sebring, 6-7 (3-7), 7-6 (7-2), 4-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6-3.

WOMEN Women Doubles Third Round Larissa Savchenko and Natasha Zvereva (3), Soviet Union, def. Kalrina Adams, Chicago, and Lori McNeil (9), Houston, Steffi Graf, West Germany, and Ga- brlela Sabatlni (8), Argentina, def. Ellse Burgin, Baltimore, andRosalyn Fairbonk (11), San Diego, 7-6 (7-3), 6-4. Quarterfinals Jona Novolna and Helena Sukova (1), Czechoslovakia, def. Mercedes Paz, Argentina, and Aranlxa Sanchez Vicario (7), Spain, Pally Fendick, Sacramento, and Zina Garrison (10), Houston, def.

Jill Hetherington, Canada, and Robin White (12), Son Jose, (3-7), 6-1. Kathy Jordan, King of Prussia, and Elizabeth Smylie (6), Australia, def. Gigi Fernandez, Puerto Rico, and Martina Navratilova (2), Aspen, 6-3, MIXED DOUBLES Second Round Todd Nelson, San Diego, and Gretchen Magers, San Antonio, def. Tim Wilkison. Asheville, N.C., and Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, 7-6 (7-2), 6-4.

Third Round Shelby Cannon, Gainesville, and Robin White, San Jose, del. Piel Norval, South Africa, and Marioan De Swardt, Soulh Africa, (7-2). SALINA Thursday, July 5 Television Etc. Wednesday's Sporti Trotugclioiu By The Associated Press BASEBALL Nollonol league HOUSTON Bill Doran, inllelder, on the 15-day disabled Activated Ken Oberkfell, inlielder. Irom the 15-day disabled list.

BASKETBALL World Basketball League SASKATCHEWAN STORM-Released Anthony Taylor and Steve Babiarz, guards. FOOTBALL Canadian Football league TORONTO ARGONAUTS-Released Don Edwards and William Madden, defensive linemen; Bobby McAllister, quarterback; Brian Bedford and Tim Eubank, wide receivers; Gerry Ifill, running back; and Paul Kerr, offensive lineman. BASEBALL 6:30 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit (AL) 6:35 p.m. New York at Atlanta (NL) 10 p.m.

Baseball Tonight BOWLING 6:30 p.m. PBA Hammer Senior Open TENNIS 9 a.m. Wimbledon 4p.m. (taped) Wimbledon highlights 10:30 p.m. Wimbledon highlights 11:45 p.m.— Wimbledon (taped) GENERAL SportsCenter 5:30 p.m.

SportsLook 6 p.m. SportsCenter 10:30 p.m. Sports Tonight 10:30 p.m. SportsCenter 1:30 a.m. Sports Lotenlght SportsCenter Radio BASEBALL 6:10 p.m.

Kansas City at Detroit 10, 14 WTBS, cable 13 cables cable 8 14 cable21 HBO. cable 21 cables, 14 NBC, cable 3, 14 ESPN, cableS ESPN, cableS ESPN. cableS CNN. cable? ESPN. cableS ESPN.cableS 1150-AM SPORTS DIGEST Baseball Ryne Sandberg hit .377 with 14 home runs and 25 RBIs during June to win the National League Player of the Month award.

The Dodgers' Ramon Martinez, who struck out 18 batters on June 4 to tie Sandy Koufax's team record, was selected NL Pitcher of the Month. Sandberg's 14 homers were one short of a record for the month. Sandberg also led the league in runs (32), slugging percentage hits (43) and total bases (90), for the month. Martinez was 4-0 in June, with a 1.76 ERA over six starts. He struck out 56 batters in 46 innings and pitched three complete games, all best in the NL for the month.

Cincinnati Reds infielder Mariano Duncan suffered a minor injury to his neck Wednesday when his taxi was involved in a rear-end collision in Montreal. Duncan, who was headed to Olympic Stadium when the accident occurred, was taken to Montreal General Hospital where x-rays of his neck were negative. Duncan is hitting .308 with six homers and 21 RBIs this season. Larry Cochell of Cal State-Fullerton has been named the new head baseball coach at the University of Oklahoma. Cochell, 50, is the seventh baseball coach at Oklahoma.

He said his priorities as the Sooners' coach are to win the Big Eight Conference title, then the NCAA regional title and the national championship. He said he had no timetable for reaching the goals. Cochell is one of only four coaches to take teams from two schools to the NCAA College World Series. His teams from Cal State- Fullerton and Oral Roberts University have made the trip. Oral Roberts finished fifth in the College World Series in 1978, while Cochell's Cal State- Fullerton team placed second in 1988 and made a brief appearance at the CWS this year.

Basketball Six months after suffering a severe brain injury in an car accident, Portland Trail Blazers forward Ramon Ramos left a hospital rehabilitation center and went home. Ramos' family requested that his departure from the hospital on Tuesday be kept private, but the staff at the Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon at Good Samaritan Hospital and Medical Center held a small goodbye party. Ramos will remain in Portland at an apartment with his parents during outpatient physical and speech therapy five days a week at a rehabilitation center run by the hospital. The family hopes to return to Puerto Rico eventually, a hospital spokesman said. Boxing George Foreman, hoping to earn a shot at the heavyweight title, will continue his comeback against Canadian champ Ken Lakusta July 31 in Edmonton.

Foreman told a news conference Wednesday in Edmonton, Alberta, that he would prefer to be in the ring with Mike Tyson or heavyweight champion Buster Douglas, but said they are "literally afraid of George Foreman." After fighting Lakusta, Foreman will appear on a card with Tyson in Atlantic City Sept. 22 and then hopes to get a shot at Tyson. Foreman, who held the heavyweight title from January 1973 to October 1974, has won 22 straight fights since returning to the ring in 1987. Golf Mark Mouland of Britain shot a 6-under-par 63 Wednesday and took the first-round lead in the Monte Carlo Open golf tournament. One stroke back was South African Hugh Baiocchi.

Jose-Maria Canizares of Spain, runner-up last year, moved into third place with a 65. Ryder Cup star Ian Woosnam from Wales shot 66 to share fourth place with Sweden's Peter Hedblom. Salman Bryan Norton shotal-over-par70. Olympics Germany will send a unified team to the Winter and Summer Olympics in 1992, the presidents of the two national Olympic committees announced on Wednesday. It will be the first time since the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo that Germany will compete with a unified team.

Willi Daume, president of the West German Olympic Committee, and Joachim Weiskopf, president of the counterpart East German organization, said the two national committees will merge in December to oversee the formation of a single team. The union will follow the political merging of the two German states, expected in early December. The first appearance by the united German team in international athletics will likely be at an international competition at the World Indoor Track Championships in Seville, Spain, March authorities in East Berlin said. SPORTS HOTLINE Eureka Downs PHONE NUMBERS OF INTEREST 316-583-5527 1-800-422-1969 Kansas City Royals "Chargs Card" Line Kansas Wildlife Parks (Hays office) 628-8614 Kansas Parks (Fishing report) 316-672-3158 Salina Parks Recreation 823-9141 SPR Ralnouts, Cancellations 823-8844 Wichita Greyhound Park 316-755-4000 Wichita Wranglers basebalI 316-267-3372 Woodlands (K.C.) Racetrack race results 299-3636 Woodlands (K.C.) Racetrack reservations 299-3434.