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12 Thursday, August 30,1990 The Salina Journal SCOREBOARD Baseball Major League standings Boston Toronto Detroit Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland New York Oakland Chicago Texas Kansas Cily California Seattle Minnesota Pittsburgh New York Montreal Chicago Philadelph St. Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles San Fran Son Diego Houston Atlanta z-denotes By The Associated Press All Tlmet CDT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Pet GB L10 Streak 72 57 .558 7-8-2 Won 6 67 64 .511 6 2-8 Won 1 60 69 .465 12 6-4 Lost I 60 69 .465 12 z-7-3 Lost 1 59 69 .461 z-3-7 Lost 5 59 70 .457 13 3-7 Lost 3 56 73 .434 16 z-7-3 Won 4 West Division I Pet GB L10 Streak 80 49 .620 z-4-6 Lost 1 73 55 .570 6'. z-4-6 Lost 5 66 63 .512 14 z-5-5 Lost 2 65 64 .504 15 7-3 Won 1 65 65 .500 5-5 Won 4 63 66 .488 17 3-7 Won 1 59 71 .454 21 "i 4-6 Won 3 Home 39-21 34-34 32-35 28-33 28-33 32-32 30-32 Home 41-23 38-29 37-28 40-29 34-30 33-33 32-33 Away 33-36 33-30 28-34 32-36 31-36 27-38 26-41 Away 39-26 35-26 29-35 25-35 31-35 30-33 27-38 75 54 72 55 67 62 61 67 59 68 59 70 74 54 69 60 67 62 60 68 58 72 50 79 first game NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pet .581 .567 .519 .477 .465 .457 GB 13'15 16 110 z-5-5 z-5-5 z-5-5 4-6 z-3-7 4-6 West Division Pet .578 .535 .519 .469 .446 388 GB 5V, 7 14 17 24V, L10 6-4 7-3 6-4 4-6 5-5 5-5 Streak Won 1 Won 2 Lost 1 Lost 1 Lost 2 Won 1 Streak Lost 1 Won 4 Won 1 Lost 2 Won 1 Lost 1 Home Away 37-27 38-27 42-22 36-26 31-32 29-30 30-38 30-33 31-36 30-35 30-38 29-32 Home Away 38-26 36-28 39-27 36-28 32-35 38-27 28-37 30-33 31-34 28-33 20-45 22-42 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tuesday's Games New York 11. Baltimore 3 Boston 6, Cleveland 5 Milwaukee 6, Toronto 2 Minnesota 12, Chicago 6 California 2. Texas 0 Oakland 3.

Kansas City 2 Sealtle4, Detroit 3 Wednesday's Games Toronto 7. Milwaukee 3 New York 3, Baltimore 2 Boston 7, Cleveland 1 Minnesota 6, Chicago 1 Kansas City 6, Oakland 0 Detroit at Seattle, (n) Texas at California, (n) Thursday's Garnet Chicago (McDowell 10-6) at Minnesota (West 7-8), 12:15 p.m. Kansas City (McGaffigan 31) at Oakland (Stewart 17-10) New York (LoPoint 6-9) at Baltimore (Harnisch 9-9), 6:35 p.m. Boston (Clemens 19-5) at Cleveland (S.Valdez 2-5), 6:35 p.m. Detroit (Tanana 6-7) at Seattle (Hanson 12-9), 9:05 p.m.

Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Tuesday's Games Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 1 Montreal 5, San Francisco 2 New York 4, San Diego 0 Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia Atlanta 9, Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 5, Houston 2 Wedneiday's Games St. Louis 9, Cincinnati 1 San Francisco 6, Montreal 5 New York 2, San Diego 1 Los Angeles 12, Philadelphia Pittsburgh 10, Atlanta 0, 7 innings, rain Houston 1, Chicago 0 Thursday's Garnet San Francisco (LaCoss 4-2) at New York (Fernandez 8-10), 6:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Martinez 15-6) at Philadelphia (Combs 6-9), 6:35 p.m. St.

Louis (Ollveras 0-0) at Atlanta (Glavine 6-11), 6:40 p.m. Cincinnati (Jackson 4-2) at Chicago (Bielecki 6-8), 7:05 p.m. Only games scheduled Boxscores AMERICAN LEAGUE BLUE JAYS 7, BREWERS 3 MILWAUKEE TORONTO ob bl ob bi Molilorlb 4232 MWilsncI 4220 Gonlnr2b 4000 TFrndiss 4123 3b 4000 GruberSb 3001 DPoikrdh 4010 McGrilflb 4020 Younlcl 4000 Oleruddh 4000 Deerrl 4000 Myers 4110 Vaughn II 3010 Felix rl 4220 COBrienc 2000 Lee2b 4133 Surbollc 1000 GHillll 4000 EDiozss 2110 Spiers ss 1000 Tololi 33 3 i 2 Totali 35 7 12 7 Milwaukee 100 020 000-3 Toronto 110 500 OOx-7 Gruber. 1. LOB-Mil- woukee 3, Toronto 5.

3B-MWilson, Felix 2, Molilor, IFernondei. McGrill. (3), Molitor (9). SB-Molitor (14), Younl (14). SF- Gruber.

IP ER BB SO Milwaukee 86602 Mirobello 3V, 4 1 101 Veres I 00002 Toronto KeyW.9-6 6 63206 DWordS.IO 3 00002 WP -Knudson. McClelland; First, Denkinger: Second, Volloggio; Third, Cederstrom. T- 2:42. A RED SOX 7, INDIANS 1 BOSTON CLEVELAND ab bi ab bl JoReed2b 6021 Colecl 3100 Quintan I 4211 Browne 2b 4010 flogys3b 5030 Baerga3b 4010 Burks cl 4112 Mldndorl 4021 Groonwlll 5021 CJamsdh 3000 Evansdh 4010 Jacobylb 3000 Planlirpr 0000 DJarnesll 2010 Marshal rl 4010 Webster If 1000 Rominerl 1100 Alomar 3000 Penac 3110 Ferminss 3010 Rivera ss 5221 Tolali 41 7 14 6 Totali 30 I 6 1 Boston 101 110 300-7 Cleveland 000 000 001-1 E-Boergo. DP- Boston 2, Cleveland 1.

LOB-Boston 13. Cleveland 5. HR -Burks (16). SB -Rivera (3). SF- Burks.

IP ER BB SO Botton KieckerW.6-6 7 30016 Murphy I 1 3 1 1 2 1 Gardner 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland MWalkerlU 6'i 10 6 5 3 2 Olin 0 31100 Orosco 2'. 1 0 0 1 2 Olin pitched to3 butters in HBP- PenobyMWalker. Joyce: First. Bornett: Second. Kosc: Third, Morrison.

I YANKEES 3. ORIOLES 2 NEW YORK BALTIMORE ab bl ab bl Kelly cl 5120 SFinleyrl 4010 Aiocarll 5000 BAndesnll 3000 Nokesc 3122 Kitlleph 1000 Gerenc 0000 Gallaghrll 0000 Moos I 4121 CRipknss 4000 Halldh 4010 Tellletonc 4000 JeBrlldrl 3000 Orsulakdh 3000 Velarde 3b 3010 Kuletlph 1111 Cspnozss 4000 Wthgtn3b 4010 Sox 2b 3000 Deverex cl 3110 Segui Ib 2010 BRipkn2b 2001 Horn ph 0000 0000 Totals 34 3 8 3 Tololi 31 1 5 2 New York 000 003 100-3 001 000 001-2 DP New York I Baltimore I. LOB- New VorkS Baltimore 4 26 Devereaux. HR -Nokes (Hi IP ER BB SO NewVork 7 41122 Gulermon 1 00001 RigheltiS29 I I I I 0 0 Baltimore lellordl 1-1 6'i 6 3 3 3 7 Bollard 2': 2 0 0 0 3 Leory pitched to 2 bolters the HBP Saxbylellord.WP Leary. Umpires Home.

Coble. First. Evans. Second. Welke.

1 2:53. A 22.887. TWINS 6. WHITE SOX I CHICAGO MINNESOTA ob bl ob bl Soiail 4000 Gladden II 3010 Uohnsnd 4010 Newmn2b 3001 Culdernll 4010 Harper 4000 Ihomidh 3000 Goelli3b 4000 hike 4000 laikinrl 4130 CMimilb 3121 Mosesrf 0000 Vcnluia3b 3000 Hrbeklb 4120 Flelchrto 3010 Coslillodh 3111 Guillen ss 3000 Linanoph 1010 Mockcl 4111 Gagness 4221 Tolals 31 I I Tololi 14 611 4 Chicago 000 000 100-1 Minnesota 040 101 OOx-i CMortmez Cotderon, Ventura 2. DP Chicago 3 106 Chicago 4.

Minnesota 6. 26 Mack Goji.e HR Gogno (6). CMarlinei (4) SB Mock 17) Giadden (22). IP Eli BB SO Chlcogo Edwards 13-3 7 10 6 4 2 I Poll I 10000 Minneiola 9 51115 Hirschbeck; First, Craft; Second, McCoy: Third: Phillips. WP-Gulhrie.

NATIONAL LEAGUE PIRATES 10, BRAVESO PITTSBURGH ATLANTA ob bl ob bl Reduilb 2110 LoSmithll 2000 Bream I 1010 Tredwy2b 3000 JBellss 4321 lueckenp 0000 VonSlykcl 2200 Gontcl 2000 Bonillarl 2211 Justice rf 2000 Bondsll 4135 Gregglb 2010 KiniOt. 2013 Presley3b 2000 Sloughlc 2010 Whillc 2000 Lind 2b 3000 Thomas ss 2000 Drabekp 3110 Averyp 1010 Castillo 0000 OMcDIIph 1000 Lemke2b 0000 Totali 25 10 II 10 Totali 0 2 0 Pittlburgh 000 303 4-10 Atlanta 000 000 x- 0 Game called with two outs in the top of 7lh, rain. E-Presley. OP-Atlanla 1. LOB-Piltsburgh 3, Atlanta 2.2B-Bonds.

SF-Bonilla, King 2. IP I) ER BB SO Pittlburgh DrobekW.17-5 6 20005 Atlonto '5 55536 Castillo 1 21100 Luecken 4 4 4 1 1 Avery pitched to 2 baiters in the 6lh. HBP-Slaught by Avery, LoSmilh by Drabek. WP-luecken. PB-Whitt.

Crawford: First. Harvey: Second, DeMulh; Third, Gregg. ASTROS), CUBS 0 CHICAGO HOUSTON ob bl ab bl Walton cl 5030 Young cl 4000 Sndbrg 2b 4010 Doran 2b 2000 Gracelb 4020 Oberkfl3b 2000 Dawsonrl 5010 Commit 3b 2010 DCIarkll 3000 Stubbslb 3010 Ramos3b 2020 Biggioc 4000 DwSmlph 1000 GWilsonrl 3000 Wilkrsn3b 0000 RhodesII 1100 Dunslon ss 4010 Davidsn II 1000 Girardic 4010 Romirzss 3020 Sutclille 2000 Portugal 2000 Varshoph 1000 GDavisph 0000 SWilson 0000 Andersn 0000 Wynne ph 1000 Asnmchr 0000 Totoli 34 0 II 0 Tolali 27 1 4 0 Chicago 000 000 000-0 Houiton 010 000 Mx-1 2, Houston 1. LOB-Chicogo 13, Houston 7. 2B-Romos.

SB-Slubbs (13), Dunston 3 (22), Daran (18). IP ER BB SO Chicago Sutclille 5 21132 SWilsan 2 I 0 0 1 I Assnmchr 1 I 0 0 1 I Houilon Portugal W.8-9 7 80049 Andersen 5,6 2 30004 PB-Girardi. Runge; First, Winters; Second, Davis; Third, Layne. CARDINALS9, REDS I SHOWS CINCINNATI ab bl ob bl Hudlerll 5011 BHtchrcl 3010 Oquend2b 4011 Lorkinss 4010 McGee rl 5220 HMorrsIb 4000 MThmprf 0000 EDavisll 4010 Zeilelb 5120 ONeillrl 4010 CWilson3b 3122 Sabo3b 3111 Lanklrdcl 5110 Oliver 3010 OSmithss 4022 Duncan2b 3000 Pagnozzic 4320 Brownngp 2000 Twksbryp I I 1 I Scudderp 0000 Bnzngrph 1000 RoRdrgz 0000 Tolali 36 9 14 7 Tololi 31 I 6 I SILouii 000 Oil 142-9 Cincinnati 000 000 010-1 E-Sobo. DP -StLouis I.

LOB-SILouis 8. Cincinnati 4. 2B- ONeill, Pognozii. Tewksbury, Hudler, EDavis. HR -Sabo (23).

S- Tewksbury 3. IP ER BB SO Stlouis TwksbryW.9-4 9 61100 Cincinnati Browning L. 12-7 10 7 6 2 I Scudder I 0000 RoRdrgz I 32200 HBP BHalcher by Tewksbury. WP- Browning 2. Umpires- Home.

Monlague: First. Davidson Second, Williams: Third, McSherry A SAN FRAN Butler cl Kingeryrl Litlon rl WCIorklb Mitchell II MWIms3b Kennedy GCdrter RThmpib Benjmn Downs Robnsnph Brontley Unben Spn Froncltco GIANTS 6, ob bi 4001 3010 1000 4110 4223 4000 2000 2000 3211 4121 0000 1000 1000 0000 0000 7 i EXPOS MONTREAL OeShlds2b DMrlni cl Koines II Wolloch3b WolkerH Gularrg Ib Golk Owen ss DeMrtnz Rusk in Frcyp Aldrele ph Nixon pr Sampen Tetoli ab bi 0 2 0 5110 5 11 0 4111 4233 4010 3011 4000 3010 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 37 5 1 1 002 002 002-4 TODAY'S SCHEDULE THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 BASEBALL Kansas City Royals at Oakland Athletics 2:15 p.m. VOLLEYBALL Concordia at Salina Central, 5:30 p.m. TENNIS Sacred Heart at Nickerson, 3 p.m. Montrjnl 300 020 000-5 E-Downs MoWiH.arris IOB- Son Francisco 2 Mon'reai 7 28- DoWor'mez 8enpxtn HR-Walker '16, 1 30 RoThorppson SB-Galarraga '5: Homes S- Downs IP ER SB SO San Francisco Down! 6 II 5 5 I 5 Bromley 5-3 2 00013 BedroinSlO 1 00000 Montreal DeUrtinei 6 4 I I 0 I Ruikin 1 10000 Frey 1 00001 SompenllO-S I 2220' HBP by Umpires-Home Quick, First Rennert Second Bonin Third Toto T-S 37.

14.02? METSJ. PADRES I SAN DIEGO NEW YORK ob bl ob bl Roberlsss I 0 I I Boston cf 5011 Alomor2b 4000 Mogndnlb 3010 TGwynnrl 4010 Jellem3b 1030 Korterll 3000 Slwbryrl 4000 Santiago 4000 McRyldsIf 4000 Slphnsnlb 3000 HJhnsnss 3520 Pglrulo3b 2000 Teulel2b 3000 Abnercl 2110 Sosserc 3000 Benesp 2000 Hundley 0000 Tmpltnph 1010 Goodenp 2000 RiRdrgip 0000 OMallyph I 0 I I GHorrisp 0000 Carrpr 0000 lellertsp 0000 Ojedop 0000 Torveph 0000 Totals 25 14 I Total! 32 2 I 2 Son Diego 001 000 000-1 New York 000 000 101-2 One out when winning run scored. E-Sonliogo. LOB-Son Diego 4, New York 10. 2fl-Abner.

SB-Roberts HJohnson Corr (1). Magadan (2). -Abner, Teulel. IP ER BB SO Son Diego flenes 7 51122 RiRdrgi 1 0 0 0. 0 GHorris 1.7-6 'i 1 1 I 2 I Lellerls 0 10000 New York Gooden 7 31118 2 10011 Lellerls pitched to I batter in the 9th.

BK-Gooden. Pulli: First, Rippley; Second, Darling; Third, Froemming. DODGERS 12, PHILLIES 2 LOS ANGELS PHILA bi ob bi lHorris2b 3000 Dykstracf 4010 Samuel 2b 3101 Boever 0000 CGwynnll 5225 Daultonc 4000 Gibson cl 5230 VHayesll 4110 Gamaliel 0000 Murphyrf 4112 Murray Ib 5020 CMrtnzlb 3010 Brooksrf 4331 Herr2b 3000 Scioscioc 2212 CHoyes3b 3000 Dempsyc 1000 Thonss 3010 Shrprsn3b 4010 Greene 0000 Gnllinss 3110 Coakp 2000 Crews 1000 Akerlldsp 0000 Valenzlap 2010 Carman 0000 MHIchrph 1111 Hollinsph 1000 Ollrmn ss 1000 Campsn cl 0000 Totals 40 12 15 10 Tolali 31 2 5 2 LosAngelei 120 DO! 010-12 Phllodelphlo 000 200 000- 2 E-CHayes 2. DP-Los Angeles Philadelphia I. LOB-Los Angeles 7, Philadelphia 1.

2B-Braoks 2, Volenzuelo, CMorlinez, Murray, Gibson 2. HR- CGwynn 2 (5), Scioscio Murphy (19). IP ER BB SO Loi Angelei VolenzlaW, 13-10 5 52202 Crews 5,5 4 00002 Philadelphia Greene L.I-2 2 43300 Cook 5 4 4 3 0 Akerlelds 0 23100 Carman IV, 4 1 I 0 1 Boever I 00011 pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. by Carman. West: First, Hallion: Second, Marsh: Third, Wendelstedl.

LATE TUESDAY NIGHT DOXSCORK AMERICAN LEAGUE MARINERS 4. TIGERS 3 DETROIT SEATTLE ob bl ob bl Phillips 3b 3100 Reynlds2b 5110 Whitakr2b 3123 EMrtnz3b 5232 Trommlss 4000 3112 Fielder I 2000 ADavisdh 3000 Mosebydh 4010 POBrienll 4010 Sheets rf 3010 TMrtnilb 2000 Lemon rf 1000 Leonard If 0000 GWordll 3000 Buhner rf 4020 Shelbycf 4010 Vallec 3000 Heothc 4110 SBrdlyph 0000 Cottoph 1000 Vizquelss 4010 Totals 31 3 6 3 Tolali 34 4 9 4 Detroit 000 030 000-3 Seattle 002 000 002-4 One out when winning run scored. 6, Seattle 9. HR-Grilley Whitaker (15), EMortlnei (11). IP ER BB SO Detroit Morris 7 52233 Gleolon I 0 0 0 I Nunez 0 10010 Gibson 2 2 2 0 0 Seattle Holmon Tit 63358 0 0 0 0 2 Nunez pitched to 2 bolters in the 8lh.

Brinkman: First, Cooney; Second, Reed; Third, Tschida. Baseball today By The Associated Press Thursday, Aug. 30 SCOREBOARD Boston at Cleveland (6:35 p.m COT). Roger Clemens (19-5) altempts to become a 20-game winner for the third time in his career. He's 114-50 lifetime.

STATS The Boston pitching staff has yielded an American League-low 44 home runs this season. Nolan Ryan made his 700lh career start Tuesday, losing 2-0 to California, to lie Tommy John for fifth place on the all-time list. Ryan's teams have been shut out in 49 of his 270 career Oakland's Terry Sleinbach is flier-16 (17 RBIs) with the bases loaded this season. STREAKS Boston rookie reliever Jeff Gray had a streak of 14 consecutive scoreless innings snapped Tuesday when he gave up a run in the ninth inning to Cleveland. SWINGS In Allan Anderson's six victories, Minnesota has averaged 6.1 runs per game, In his 16 losses, the Twins have averaged two runs.

SLUGGERS Ryne Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday became the first second baseman in major league history to hil 30 home runs in consecutive seasons. Kansas City's Bo Jackson has hit 20 or more home runs for four consecutive seasons to tie a club record also held by John Mayberry, Steve Balboni and George Brett. STARTERS California's Chuck Finley (17-6) is 10-2 at home this season. STOPPERS Randy Myers of the Cincinnati Reds has 26 saves in 30 oppporlunilies. SLUMPS New York Mels catchers have combined lor 23 errors this season.

Basketball Kansas schedule Kansas Basketball Schedule November 9-Australian Notional Team (exhibition). 7:30 p.m.; 16-AAU National Champions (exhibition). 7:30 p.m. 23-Al Arizona Stale. 8 p.m.; 24-At Northern Arizona, 8 30 p.m December 1-Marquette (Jayhowk TV), 8 p.m.; 4- Southern Methodist (Joyhawk TV) 8 p.m.; 9-AI Kentucky (ESPNI, 6:30 p.m.- 15-Rider.

8pm. 22-Texos-San Antonio 1pm 28-At Hawrjii-Loo TBA January 2-AI Pepperdine. 9:30 p.m.; 5- Northern Carolina State I Jayhowk TV) 8 m. 8-At Oklahoma (ESPN), 6:30 p.m.. 10-Moryland-Boltimore County.

7:30 p.m. 12-At Oklahoma Stole Uayhawk TV) TBA: 16-Miomi, Fla. (Jayhowk TV); 19-Mis50uri (Raycom TV), 3 p.m.; 23- Wichita Slate (Joyhawk TV), 8 p.m.: 26- Colorado, 8 29-At Kansas State 6:30 p.m. February 2-At Iowa Stole (Raycom TV. 3p.m.: 6- Nebraska (Joyhawk TV), 8 p.m.; 9- Oklahoma Stole (Raycom TV), 3p.m.; 12- Al Missouri (ESPN).

6:30 p.m.: 16-Kansas State (Roycom TV), 1 p.m.: 20-At Colorado (Jayhawk TV), 7 p.m.; 23- Oklahoma (NBC), TBA; 26-lowa Slate (ESPN), 6:30 p.m. March 3-Al Nebraska, 2 p.m.; 8-10-Big Eight Tournament (Kansas City). NCAA revenues OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (AP) Projected distribution ol the NCAA's television contract by conference, with number ol schools and projected share olrevenues: Atlantic Coast, 8, $4,077,500. BigEost.9,S3,900.200.

Big Ten. 10,13,590.000. Big Eight, 8, $2,570,600. Southeastern. 10, $2,481,900.

Pacific-IO, 10, $1,329,600. Southwest. 9, $1,240.900. Metropolitan, 8, $975,000. Western.

9, $975,000. Atlantic 10,10, $930.000. Sun Bell, 8, $886.400. Midwestern, 8, $664,800. Missouri Valley, 8, $576.100.

Colonial, 7, $576,100. Mid-American, 9, $487,500. Mid-Continent. 8, $443,200. Ohio Valley, 7, $443,200.

Southland, 8. $354,500. Metro Atlantic, 10. $310,200. North Atlantic, 6, $310,200.

Trans America, 9, $310,200. Mid-Eastern, 9. $265.900. Southwestern, 8, $265,900. Big Sky.

9, $265,900. East Coasl, 7, $265,900. Ivy, 8, $265,900. Southern, 8, $221,600. Northeast, 9, $177,200.

American South, 6, $88,600. NOTES: The Big South and Patriot conferences are not expected to receive any of the money and the amount to be paid to independents has not been determined. Tennis U.S. Open def. Sylvia Hanika.

West Germany, 6-3 3-6 6-3. Helena Sukovo (11) Czechoslovakia, def. Laura Gorrone llaly, 6-3. 6-0. Martina Navralilova (2), Aspen, def.

Clare Wood. Britain Judith Wiesner (15). Austria, def. Kimiko Date. Japan.

7-6 (7-5) 6-1. Halle Cioffi, Loudon, def. Natalia Medvedeva Soviet Union, 7-5, 6-2. Leila Meskhi Soviet Union, def. Natalia Zverevo (14), Soviet Union, 6-4, 6-0.

Robin White, Son Diego, def. Julie Holard. France, 6-4, 6-3. Katia Piccolint, Italy, def. Sandra Ceo chini Italy, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.

Lorisa Savchenko, Soviet Union, def. Carrie Cunningham, Livonia, 6-4, 6-4. Mary Joe Fernandez (8), Miami, def. Miriam Oremans, Netherlands, 6-4, 6-1. Shaun Stafford, Gainsville, def.

Helen Kelesi. Canada, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. Doubles First Round Steffi Graf. West Germany, and Lori McNeil, Houston, def. Samantho Smith and Hellas ter Riet, Netherlands, 6-2, 61.

Linda Barnard and Dinky van Rens- burg. South Africa, def. Regina Rojchr- tova. Czechoslovakia, and Andrea Temesvari, Hungary, 6-3, 6-1. Nicole Provis, Australia, and Elna Reinach, South Africa (8), def.

Robyn Field. South Africa, and Claudine Tol- eofoa. New Zealand, 6-1, 6-0. Boxing Fight schedule By The Associated Presi Sept. 5 Al Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Cedric Mingo, Brockton, vs.

Moussa Sangare, France, 12, for Mingo's IBF Intercontinental featherweight title. Sept. 7 Al UDC, Washington, Riddick Bowe, Brooklyn. N.Y., vs. Pinklon Thomas, Ponliac.Mich., 10, heavys.

Sept. 15 At Belfast, Northern Ireland, Dave McAuley, Northern Ireland, vs. Rudollo Blanco, Colombia, 12, for McAuley's IBF flyweight title. Sept. 17 At Trump Plqzo, Atlantic City, N.J., Darrln Van Horn, Morgan City, vs.

Yung Kil Chun, South Korea, 12, for the vacant IBF Intercontinental junior middleweight title. 1 Sept. 20 At Bally's, Las Vegas, Johnny Tapia, Albuquerque, N.M., vs. luigl Camputaro, Hartford, 12, for Topic's USBA super flyweight title. S.pt.

21 At Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, N.J., Bobby Czyz, Wanaque, N.J., vs. Miguel Mosna, Argentina, 10, light heavys. Volleyball Prep results late Tuesday Scares Victoria def. Stockton Victoria def. Plalnville Ell-Saline def.

Canton-Galva 5-15, Inman def. Ell-Saline Bowling NEW YORK (AP) Results Wednesday of the $6.35 million U.S. Open tennis tournament held at the USTA National Tennis Center (seedings in parentheses): Men Singles First Round Veil Paloheimo, Netherlands, del. Jeremy Bates, Britain, Lulz Mattar, Brazil, del. Andres Gomez (5), Ecuador, Amos Mansdorf, Israel, def.

Broderick Dyke, Australia, Goran Ivanisevic (15), Yugoslavia, def. Omar Camporese, Italy, 1-6, 6-4, Jean-Philippe Fleurian, France, def. Todd Martin, Lansing, 7-6 (8-6), Christo van Rensburg, South Africa, def. Martin Strelba, Czechoslovakia, 7-6 (10-8), 7-6 (7-0), 6-2. Patrick McEnroe, Oyster Bay, N.Y., def.

Jeff Tarango, Manhattan Beach, Second Round Fabrics Santoro, France, def. Jim Grabb, Tucson, 7-6 (7-0), 6-4, 7-6 (7-5). Jakob Hlasek, Switzerland, def. Tommy Ho, Winter Haven, 6-3, 6-2, 7-6(7-4). John McEnroe, Cove Neck, N.Y., def.

David Engel, Sweden, David Wheaton, Excelsior, def. Jonas Svensson, Sweden, Todd Wilsken. Carmel, def. Alexander Volkov, Soviet Union, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3. Alex Antonitsch, Austria, def.

Carl Limberger, Australia, Thomas Muster (6), Austria, def. Anders Jarryd, Sweden, Emilio Sanchez (7), Spain, def. Jim Pygh, Polos Verdes, 6-2. Andrei Chesnokov (10), Soviet Union, del. Shuzo Matsuoka, Japan, 6-7 (5-7), Kevin Curren, Austin, Texas, def.

Malivai Washington, Swartz Creek, (7-5), 6-4. Jaime Yzaga, Peru, def. Thierry Champion, France, Paul Annacone, East Hampton, N.Y., del. Martin Jaite (16), Argentina, 7-6 Ivan Lendl (3), Czechoslovakia, def. Michael Stich, West Germany, 6-4, 5-7, Doubles First Round Rikard Bergh and Per Henricsson, Sweden, def.

Ville Jansson, The Woodlands, Texas, and John Sobel, Miami, Oliver Delaitre, France, and Marc Rosset, Switzerland, def. Doug Else- nmann, Santa Anna, and Matt Lucena.Chico, 6-4. Sergi Bruguera and Tomas Carbonell, Spain, def. Gianluca Pozzi, Italy, and Balasz Taroczy, West Germany, 2-6, 6-0, 6-4. Royce Deppe, South Africa, and Bret Garnet), Columbia, S.C., def.

Fredrick Nilsson and Tobias Svantesson, Sweden, (6-8), 6-3. Steve deVries, Sulsun, and David MacPherson, Australia, def. Joey Rive, West Palm Beach, and Robert Van't Hot, Dallas, 7-5. Pat Galbraith, Tacoma, and Kelly Jones, San Diego, def. Michael Mortensen, Denmark, and Karel Novacek Czechoslovakia, 6-3, Jason Stoltenberg and Todd Woodbridge, Australia (16), def.

Kelly Evernden, New Zealand, and Nicolas Pereira, Venezuela, 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (5-7), 6-1. Women Singles First Round Kalerina Maleeva (7), Bulgaria, def. Mogdalena Moleeva, Bulgaria, 6-3. 6-1. Manon Boltegraf, Netherlands, def.

Gretchen Magers, San Diego, Karin Kschwendl, Luxembourg, def. Lisa Raymond, Wayne, Alexio Dechaume, France, def. Federica Bonsignori, Italy, Elna Reinach, South Africa, def. Sabine Hack, West Germany, Maria Strandlund, Sweden, def. Beverly Bowes, San Antonio, 1, 62.

Monique Javer, Britain, def. Jennifer Santrock, Piano, Texas, Raffaella Reggi, Italy, del. Nathalie Herremon, France, 6-1, 4-6, 7-6 (7-5). Sandra Wasserman, Belgium, def. Andrea Farley.

Cincinnati, Csilla Bartos, Switzerland, del. Elise Burgin, Baltimore, 6-4. Silke Meier, West Germany, def. Cloudia Porwik, West Germany, 6-4, 2-6, 5-2, retired. Second Round Gabriela Sabatini (5), Argentina, def.

IsabelleDemongeot, France, Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere (9), Switzerland, def. Debbie Graham. Fountain Valley. Dinky van Rensburg, South Africa, PBA Senior CANTON, Ohio (AP) Standings Wednesday after the sixth round of the $125,000 Ebonite Senior Championship at Hall of Fame Lanes with names, hometowns, match-play records, 36- game pinfall totals and prize money (Top five advance to TV 1, John Hricsina Franklin, 116-1, 8,367. 2, Earl Anthony, Cornelius, 12-6, 8,291.

3, Carmen Salvlno, Chicago, 12-5-1, 8,177.4, Jimmy Certain, Huntsville, 10-8, 8,173. 5, Dave Soular, Leawood, 12-6, 8,090. 6, James Brenner, Le Claire, Iowa, 10-8, 8,089, $3,500. 7, John Handegard, Redding, 810, 8,021, $3,200. 8, Bill Johnson, Choi- mette, 8-10, 7,927, $3,000.

9, Teota Semiz, Wanaque, N.J., 7-9-2, 7,891, $2,900. 10, Art Harris, Charleston Heights, S.C., 9-9, 7,876, $2,800. 11, Bill Lillard, Houston, 11-7. 7,861, $2,700. 12, Mickey Splezio, Crest Hill, 9-8-1, 7,835, $2,600.

Dog racing Wichita results Wichita Greyhound Racing By The Associated Press Wednesday Matinee Reiults 1st race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.03 4 Hh Land Lady 26.0010.004.801 Bux Sand Creek 8.40 4.80 6 Wlnfra Shel 2.80 Quiniela: (1-4) $68.80 Trilecta: (4-1-6) $382.20 2nd race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.62 3 Sunday Silent 4.60 2.80 2.40 7 Hondo Ace 9.20 5.60 8 Ross Ward 3.00 Quiniela: (3-7) $29.40 Trifecta: (3-7-8) $235.20 DD (4-3) 61.40 Scratched: 1. Brazo Go Go Cons DD (40) $34.40 3rd race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.22 3 Charley Booker 18.00 10.20 3.80 5 Flying Nun Star 5.60 2.60 2 Chance Rider 2.60 Quiniela: (3-5) $66.00 Trifecta: (3-5-2) $280.00 4th race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.59 2 Shur Ninja 11.60 4.40 4.80 8 Dr. Hands 3.80 3.20 1 Vagabond Lover 5.80 Quinlela: (2-8) (2-8-1) $223.80 5th race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.89 8 Shake It Loose 21.40 10.20 3.60 5 Ou Thriller 3.60 2.40 7 Good Standings 2.40 Quiniela: (5-8) $39.80 Trifecta: (8-5-7) $344.80 6th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.41 5 Hotline Vervy 10.40 4.00 3.00 1 Diddley Doodley 3.20 2.40 4 Tut Tut Child 5.60 Quiniela: (1-5) $10.40 Trifecta: (5-1-4) $236.20 7th race 5-16 Grade A Time: 30.83 1 Shatter Wave 15.40 3.80 3.60 6 Winfra Melodious 4,00 8.60 8 Dr. Betty Gray 4.00 3.80 Quiniela: (1-6) $26.00 Quiniela: (18) $17.60 Trifecta: (1-6-8) $143.80 Trifecta: (1-8-6) $155.40 8th race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.83 3 Winfra Songman 12.60 5.40 2.80 7 Restless Hour 17.00 4.00 6 Tiffany Celeste 2.60 Quiniela: (3-7) $60.20 Trifecta: 9lh race 5-16 Grade Time: 30.77 1 Sunset Blaze 4.80 3.40 2.40 4 Hazer's Dingy 10.80 3.40 2 Pleasant Caree 4.60 Quiniela: (1-4) $29.00 Trifecta: (1-4-2) $292.80 10th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.04 8 Si's Fiesty 7.00 4.00 2.80 6 Bux Black Pepper 5.60 3.40 3 Lo Cal 4.60 Quiniela: (6-8) $27.00 Trifecta: (8-6-3) $42.80 PicSix: 5 of 6 88.60 Carryover: 2) ,133.20 11 th race 5-16 Grade A Time: 30.85 5 Wyn Champ 4.40 2.40 2.40 6 Blazum 3.20 2.60 1 Land Decoy 3.60 Quiniela: (56) $8.80 Trifecta: (5-6-1) $63.20 12th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.17 8 Sunset Echo 4.40 2.80 2.60 4 Sahara's Dean 5.00 3.80 6 Bnb's Sierra Joe 4.80 Quiniela: (4-8) $24.20 Trifecta: (8-4-6) $252.80 Twin-Tri: No Winner Carryover: $20,378.40 13th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.05 5 Winfra Musicmiss 7.80 4.40 4.00 3 Fire Fire Eckert 4.80 3.40 4 B's Bronson 6.20 Quiniela: (3-5) $28.40 Super (5-3-46) $1382.20 Attendance: 1,196. Handle: $125,412.

Wednesday Night Reiults 1st race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.22 2 Bnb's Aaron 10.20 4.20 3.80 7 Bk's Tonya 10.40 6.20 6 I'm Pete 7.00 Quiniela: (2-7) $54.60 Trilecla: (2-7-6) $1200.60 2nd race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.09 2 Really Inspired 4.80 3.40 2.60 1 Flying Forward 10.20 4.60 5 Steal The Cannon 3.80 Quiniela: (1-2) $30.60 Trifecla: (2-15) $18.60 3rd race 3-8 Grade Time: 38.82 7 Ida Mae 25.40 20.40 6.40 8 Flying Penelope 14.00 2.80 3 Dutch Sabetha 4.60 Quiniela: (7-8) $56.00 Trifecla: (7-8-3) $1222.60 4lhrace 5-16 Grade 8 Time: 30.735 Riley 8.00 5.40 2.60 2 Dolly 6.80 3.60 8 Russ's Adair 2.80 Quiniela: (2-5) $22.60 Trifecla: (5-2-8) $152.20 5th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.13 4 Hb's Casey 22.00 5.60 3.00 8 Foligno 4.80 3.00 1 Houlin Hilda 2.40 Quiniela: (4-8) S30.80Trifecto:(4-8-l)$164.60 6th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.09 3 Kavikol 5.00 3.00 2.60 2 Lori Mac 3.20 3.20 6 Hollywood Hooker 3.40 Quiniela: (2-3) $10.00 Trifecta: (3-2-6) $169.00 7th race 5-16 Grade A Time: 30.84 8 Subtle Form 11.40 3.00 2.80 3 Northern Jen 3.60 2.60 7 Front Exit 3.20 Quiniela: (3-8) $23.80 Trifeclo: (8-3-7) $86.40 8th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.39 6 Flying Kiowo Kay 14.00 10.00 4.80 4 Si's Chrissyann 5.40 3.60 1 Technique 3.40 Quiniela: (4-6) $44.40 Trifecto: (6-4-1) $488.40 9th race -5-16 Grade A Time: 30.71 7 He's A Rambler 7.40 4.20 3.00 5 Snazzy Jazzy 17.40 5.20 6 Bobbi Socks Fod 4.80 Quiniela: (5-7) $71.00 Trifecta: (7.5-6) $975.00 10th race 5-16 Grade Time: 31.00 1 Sir Robert Perry 8.80 4.20 2.80 6 Bux Mist On 7.20 3.60 3 Glorified 2.60 Quiniela: (1-6) $43.80 Trifecto: (1-6-3) S82.80 Pic-Six: 5 of 6 145.60 Carryover: $24.192. Recreation SPR scores COED SLOW PITCH August 27 League 1 No Names 19, Summer Bums 9: No Names 12, Summer Bums 3: JC's Bar Grill 9, Mid-Ks Blueline 8: Mid- Ks Blueline 14. JC's Bar Grill 7: Wendy's 12, Jim Palmer Trucking Wendy's 9, Jim Palmer Trucking 7. league 2 The Hair Loft 14, SASO 8: The Hair Loft 15, SASO Groin Tec 9, Dorothy's Squad Dorothy's Squad 13, Grain Tec 12; Bennington St. Bank II 22, Benninglon St.

Bank 111: Bennington St. Bank 113, Bennington St. Bank 117. League 3 Emmanuel Foursquare No. 211, Emmanuel Foursquare No.

1 Emmanuel Foursquare No. 2 9, Emmanuel Foursquare No. 1 Sink Homers 17, Salina Steel Supply Sink Homers 15, Salina Steel Supply Escadrille Club 24, First United First United Methodist 15, Escadrille Club 7. August 21 League 4 Thumpers 25. Hancock- Workman Chiropractic Thumpers 16, Hancock-Workman Chiropractic 8: Clydes Kerr McGee 14, The Hair Co.

12; The Hair Co. 10, Clydes Kerr McGee Waddles Heating and 20, Twelve Pack Waddles Heating and 23, Twelve Pack 7. League 5 Ding Bats 11, Ml Angels Big Devils 10; Ding Bats 9, Lil Angels Big Devils Philips lighting 11, Evans Grain Philips Lighting 14, Evans Grain 11; Santa Fe Pet Co. 18, Bell Pest Control Santa Fe Pet Co. 12, Bell Pest Control 4.

League 6 Tony's Jammers 11, Cow- abunga Killers Cowabunga Killers 16, Tony's Jammers 11; Wilson Co. 16, The Bright Ones 11; Wilson Co. 7, The Bright Ones Jammers 7, MD Jammers 17, MD League 7 OCCK Inc. 7, The Bingols OCCK Inc. 7, The Bingols 0: First Bank and Trust 13, State Farm First Bank and Trust 9, State Farm 4.

SALINA Wednesday, August 30 Television Etc. Transactions Wednesday's Sporti Tranioctioni By The Anoclalwl Prett BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE Brian DuBols, pitcher, from the Detroit Tigers' waiver list. OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Acquired Harold Baines, outfielder, from the Texas Rangers for two players to be named later. SEATTLE MARINERS-Signed Ken Griffey, outfielder. TORONTO BLUE Rob McDonald, pitcher, to Syracuse of the International League.

National league CHICAGO Rick Sulc- lifle, pitcher, from the 60-day emergency disabled list. Optioned Dave Pavlas, pitcher, to Iowa of the American Association. HOUSTON ASTROS-Aclivated Glenn Davis, first baseman, from the 21-day disabled list. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Agreed to terms with Len Dykslro, outfielder, on a three-year contract. BASKETBALL.

National Basketball Association CHARLOTTE HORNETS-Named Tom Nissalke assistant coach. HOUSTON ROCKETS-Announced the retirement of Ray Patterson, president, elfective September 1. UTAH to terms with Walter Palmer, center, on a two-year contract. Continental Basketball Association CEDAR RAPIDS SILVER Named Steve Cahl assistant coach. FOOTBALL National Foatball league ATLANTA FALCONS-Ploced Galond Thaxton, linebacker, on Injured reserve.

CINCINNATI BENGALS-Signed Reggie Rembert, wide receiver. INDIANAPOLIS Eric Dlckersan, running back, on the non- football Injury list. KANSAS CITY Deron Cherry, safety, on the physically unable to perform reserve list. Placed Ernest Thompson, running back, on injured reserve. Waived Angela Snipes, Craig Hudson, Eric Thomas and David Ward, linebackers; Bryan Barker, punter; Ken Hackemack, defensive end; Kevin Harmon, Bren Lowery and Michael Owens, running backs: Will Hill and Johnny Thomas, safeties; Tony Jeffery and Tim Ware, wide receivers; Lee Johnson, defensive lineman; Rod Jones, tight end; Ken Karcher, quarterback; Mike Klselak, guard; and Bjorn Nittmo, placekicker.

NEW YORK Jim Sweeney, center. Waived Irvin Smith, cornerback. PHOENIX CARDINALS-Traded Rob Await, tight end, to the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed draft pick. Claimed Elston Ridgle, defensive end, on waivers from the Seattle Seahawks. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Waived El- 'liott Searcy, wide receiver.

Canadian Faotball league EDMONTON Kevin Clark, defensive back. WINNIPEG BLUE James West, linebacker, to injured list. HOCKEY National Hockey League NEW JERSEY Doug Sulliman assistant coach. SOCCER Major Soccer League ST. LOUIS STORM-Named Ron Sadler accountant-ticket manager and Joe Berardino sales representative.

Announced that Denny Vanlnger will assume the duties of director of youth development. COLLEGE Arnulf Mobley, linebacker, was ruled academically ineligible for the 1990 football season. CALIFORNIA, Rob Kettle men's and women's soccer coach. Raymond Hennessy assistant baseball coach. DARTMOUTH-Named Mike Brass strength and conditioning coach and Steve Plisk assistant strength and conditioning coach.

FLORIDA STATE-Announced that Oliver Strickland, defensive tackle, Is academically ineligible for this season. MANHATTAN--Named Liam Frawley graduate assistant trainer. MONMOUTH, N.J.—Named Jeff Slap- lelon assistant director of athletics and Rich Bruer academic counselor. the resignation of Steve Grube. assistant athletic director, track and field and cross- country coach.

Promoted Tom Carney to volleyball coach. Named Tom Blsceglio assistant football coach and men's head tennis coach. WYOMING-Announced Dorell Drake, defensive tackle, has quit the football team. BASEBALL i White Sox at Minnesota St. Louis at Atlanta WTBS, cable 13 Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs WON, cable 11 BOWLING PBA Senior Championship ESPN, coble 8 FOOTBALL Big Eight Preview Prime, cable36' Buffalo vs.

Chicago ESPN, cable 8. TENNIS -US Open USA. U.S. Open Highlights (Taped) (CC) CBS. cobleS U.S.

Open Highlights (Taped) (CC) CBS, cable 12 6:35 p.m. 7 p.m. 3p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m.

10a.m. 10:30 p. 11 p.m. GENERAL 7:30 a.m. SportsCenter ESPN, cable 8 5:30 p.m.

SportsLook ESPN, cable 8 6p.m. ESPN, cable 8 10p.m. Tonight ESPN, cable 8 10:30 p.m. Tonight CNN, cable7 ESPN, coble8 1:30 a.m. Tonight CNN, cable 7 ESPN, cable 8 Radio BASEBALL 2:50 p.m.

Kansos Cily Royals at Oakland. SPORTS DIGEST Baseball The Oakland Athletics, in their second big deal of the day, acquired outfielder Willie National League's second-leading the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night for outfielder Felix Jose and a pair of minor leaguers. McGee, 31, was batting .335 for the Cardinals. He was eligible for free agency at the end of the season and indicated he would not stay in St.

Louis. Ken Griffey was signed by the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday, joining Ken Jr. to become the first father-son combination to play on the same major league team. Last year, the Griffeys became the first father and son combination to play in the major leagues at the same time. Griffey, an 18-year major league veteran, was placed on waivers Friday by the Cincinnati Reds for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release.

He cleared waivers Wednesday morning, making him a free agent. Griffey said he wasn't ready to play Wednesday night, but Seattle manager Jim Lefebvre said he would put him in the lineup as soon as he feels comfortable. Cincinnati Reds manager Lou Piniella won't disclose how much the National League fined him for throwing a first-base bag into right field, but he says it is a notable amount. Piniella, who marked his 47th birthday Tuesday, received a letter that day from National League president Bill White informing Piniella of the fine for the incident during the Reds' 8-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Aug. 21.

Former Major League pitcher Larry Jackson has died after a long battle with cancer. His daughter, Becky, said Jackson, 59, died Tuesday night at a Boise, Idaho care center after an illness of about seven months. Jackson spent 18 years in professional baseball, including a 14-year major league career with the St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies. He had a 194-186 record.

Larry Parrish called it a career 25 games early. The 36-year old Parrish, who had 15 seasons in the majors before playing in Japan, told the Hanshin Tigers he is returning to the United States for treatment of a chronic knee injury. Basketball The Sacramento Kings have signed the first of their four 1990 first-round draft picks, rookie center Duane Causwell, to a two-year contract. Terms of the contract with the 7-foot, 240-pound former Temple basketball star were not released, but sources close to the club and Causwell said it is worth more than $1.3 million plus incentives. Causwell, the 18th pick in this year's NBA draft, is only the fourth NBA rookie signed so far this year.

Cycling The Soviet Union won its fifth gold medal at the World Cycling Championship Wednesday on a victory by its men's pursuit team, and the Netherlands, led by world pursuit champion Leontien van Moorsel, won the women's team tune trial. The United States men finished in seventh place in 1:59:18. The United States women's team of Inga Thompson, Eve Stephenson, Phyllis Hines and Maureen Manley took the silver medal in the women's race in 1:04.07. Football A former Oklahoma quarterback serving time for cocaine violations says guns and drug useage were common sights during his stay at the school's athletic dorm. Charles Thompson, in his soon-to-be released book "Down and Dirty: The Life and Crimes of Oklahoma Football," says coaches, including former head coach Barry Switzer, rarely checked rooms or exercised oversight in the dorms, and several players used or sold illegal drugs.

Thompson is serving a two-year federal prison term in Texas on a conviction of conspiracy to distribute cocaine. Golf Australian Greg Norman's 1990 tour of the United States is winding down. That's why he needs a strong showing in the Greater Milwaukee Open to strengthen his lead atop the PGA money list. Norman, with two tour victories, isn't sure if he'll return for the lucrative Nabisco Championships in October. Norman captured the GMO title last year at the Tuckaway Country Club by three strokes with- a 19-under par 269.

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