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Saturday, February 11, 1984 SPOQTS FACTS AMD FIGURES scoreline: 375-8057 HOCKEY GOLF B2 Akron Beacon Journal 1 I fir Listed are area sports events and games twstving Cleveland professional teams. Saturday Basketbal (cotege men) Muskingum at Wooster, 7 30 p.m.; Wisconsin at Ohio State, 6:10 Baldwin-Wallace at Mount Union, 7:30 Washington Jefferson at Hiram, 8 Mount Vernon Nazarene at Walsh, 7 jo p.m.. Eastern Michigan at Kent State, 2 p.m. Baskefbal (colege women) Denison at Wooster, p.m.; Ashland at Walsh, 5:15 Rio Grande at Matone, 7:30 p.m.; Case Western at Hiram, 2 p.m.; Mount Union at Ohio Dominican, 2 p.m.; Eastern Michigan at Kent State, 4:15 P.m. Hockey (colege) Michigan-Dearborn at Kent Slate, 7 30 P.m.

Horse racing -11 races at Northfiekj Harness, 1 p.m. Indoor Track (colege men) Kent State at Mount Union. Swimming (cotegt men) Ohio at Kent State, 10 a.m. WresMng (colege) Thiel at Hiram, 4 p.m. Sunday Soccer (pro) Wichita vs.

Cleveland at Richfield Coliseum, 6:35 p.m. NHL NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE MALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Ph GF GA N.Y.RanflT 32 18 7 71 229 213 N. Y. Islanders 34 20 2 70 246 198 Philadelphia 29 16 9 67 236 192 Washington 31 21 4 66 214 172 Pittsburgh 11 39 5 27 174 252 Jersey 11 40 5 27 154 237 Adams Division Buffalo 35 16 6 76 229 186 Boston 35 18 3 73 247 183 Quebec 29 20 6 64 253 194 Montreal 26 26 5 57 217 209 Hartford 18 28 8 44 188 225 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Harris Division Minnesota 29 21 5 63 252 242 St, Louis 22 29 5 49 204 226 Chicago 21 30 6 48 195 216 Detroit T9 31 6 44 204 244 Toronto 19 31 6 44- 215 275 Smyth Division Edmonton 39 12 5 83 319 228 Calgary 22 21 11 55 201 220 Winnipeg 20 25 9 49 238 260 Vancouver 21 31 6 48 223 238 Los Angeles 17 27 11 45 223 251 Friday's same Quebec at Winnipeg, ppd. Today's games Edmonton at Boston, 1:15 p.m.

Vancouver at N. Y. Islanders, 7.05 p.m. Calgary at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 7:35 p.m.

Buffalo at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Quebec at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 8:05 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Chicago at St.

Louis, 8.35 p.m. N. Y. Rangers at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Sunday's games Edmonton at Hartford, 2:05 p.m.

Calgary at Chicago, 2:35 p.m. Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. i gnu TiftE i Hernandez signs for $8.4 million Keith Hernandez, the National League's Gold Glove winner at first base the last six years and in 1979 the NL's Most Valuable Player, has signed a 5-year contract for $8.4 million with the New York Mets. Hernandez, 30, will be in second place on the Mets payroll.

The only one to top his salary is slugging outfielder George Foster. The new contract, which runs from 1985 through 1989, is worth $5 million over the life of the agreement and $3.4 million in deferred payments. The pact also calls for incentive bonuses of $100,000 should Hernandez win the NL's Most Valuable Player award, $50,000 if he is second or third in the MVP voting and $100,000 if he is the MVP in the World Series. "I decided to stay here at the end of last season," said Hernandez. "If I didn't think the Mets could turn it around, I wouldn't have stayed here even for $15 million." Hernandez was obtained by the Mets from St.

Louis last June 15 for pitchers Neil Allen and Rick Ownbey. He hit .297 for the entire season. More baseball Attorneys for Atlanta Braves pitcher Pas-cnal Perez petitioned the Supreme Court to move his drug trial to another city, alleging the courts in Santiago, Dominican Republic, had been subjected to "psychological pressures" in the case. The appeals court in Santiago has ruled that Perez, held without bail, must stand trial on drug trafficking charges. He was arrested Jan.

9 with a half-gram of cocaine in his wallet. Cy Young award winner LaMarr Hoyt signed a 1-year contract with the Chicago White Sox for $900,000. Hoyt had been scheduled to go to arbitration. He was asking for $945,000 and the White Sox had offered $825,000. Hoyt was 24-10 last season.

Football Bandy Vataha, owner of the New Orleans Breakers, talked with 2-time college dropout Marcus Dopree but they kept the conversation general in nature, the United States Football League team said. A Breakers spokesman said Dupree's adviser, Ken Fairley of Hattiesburg, also told them the back was talking with teams in the National Football League. San Diego Chargers running back James Brooks, a day after saying the team was "good" to him, said he wants to play out his contract "and be done with it." Brooks said this week that he might jump to the USFL. BASKETBALL Hernandez Hoyt Soccer New York Arrows goalie Zoltan Toth will miss Wednesday's Major Indoor Soccer League All-Star game because of a groin injury. Baltimore Blast coach Kenny Cooper named goalie Scott Manning of the Blast to replace Toth on the East squad.

Manning is the fourth-leading goalie in the MISL with a 4.31 goals-against average. Nathan Scherr, a construction executive and owner of 1982 Preakness winner Aloma's Ruler, has purchased the MISL's Baltimore Blast from Bernle Rodin. Scherr would not disclose the price. The deal is to go into effect June 15. Golf Calvin Peete shot a 3-under-par 69 and took the lead after two rounds of the $500,000 Hawaiian Open.

Tom Watson missed the cut for the third straight week. Alice Miller shot a 4-under par 68 and took a 2-stroke lead over Lanri Peterson after two rounds of the $175,000 Ladies Professional Golfers Association Classic in Sarasota, Fla. Miller, who also shot a 68 to share the first-day lead with -Jane Lock, finished the day with 136. Other sports Adrian Branch, a starting guard for the University of Maryland who was suspended from the basketball team recently because of a marijuana possession arrest, was convicted of the misdemeanor Friday but was reinstated with the team. There was no immediate decision about the status of Steve Rivers, a reserve guard who was arrested and convicted with Branch of the same misdemeanor charge.

Molly Lang, a Kent State freshman, qualified for the NCAA regional diving championships with a 3-meter diving score of 253.85 against Youngstown State. Pete Weber is the top seed for today's finals of the PBA's $125,000 Angle Open in Florissant, Mo. Pete Couture is second, Marshall Hoi-man third, Nelson Burton Jr. fourth and Paul Gibson fifth. Compiled from staff, wire reports Today BASKETBALL College: Virginia vs.

Louisville (Ch. 3, 9- Steubenville, 21). 2pm- High School Game (Ch. 17). 2 pm College: Brigham Young vs.

Georgetown (Ch. 27). 4 pm College: De Paul vs. Notre Dame (Ch. 27).

4 pm College: Indiana vs. Minnesota (Ch. 61, ESPN, WGN). 6 pm College: Ohio State vs. Wisconsin (Ch.

43, 67, WSLR 1350-AM). 7:20 pm NBA: Cleveland vs. Indiana (WNIR 100-FM). 7:30 pm Wooster vs. Muskingum (WQKT 104.5-FM).

I pm College: North Carolina vs. South Carolina State (BET). I pm College: Pittsburgh vs. Villanova (USA). 9 pm College: Michigan vs.

Michigan State (Ch. 61, ESPN, WGN). 9:30 pm NBA: New York vs. Denver (WOR). 930 pm- High School: Wooster vs.

Cloverleaf (taped delay) (WQKT 104.5-FM). BOWLING 1:30 pm PBA: Angle Open (Ch. 5, 23, 33). GOLF 5 pm PGA: Hawaiian Open, third round (Ch. 3, 9- Steubenville, 21).

MISCELLANY II am Winter Olympics: Women's downhill; Ice Hockey USA vs. Norway; 2-man bobsled; Nordic 70-meler lumping; 20-kilometer biathlon; Men's and women's singles In the luge (Ch. 5, 7-Wheeling, 23, 33); also 3 p.m., I p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Sunday BASKETBALL 11 am CBA: Bay State vs.

Puerto Rico (SPN). 1 pm College: North Carolina vs. Arkansas or Iowa vs. Illinois (Ch. 3, 21, WTOV).

130 pm NBA: Philadelphia vs. Boston (Ch. 8, WTRF). 10 pm NBA: Utah vs. Portland (ESPN).

GOLF 4J0 pm PGA: Hawaiian Open final round (Ch. 3, 21, WTOV). MISCELLANY 2 pm Winter Olympics: Pairs, freestyle, compulsory dances In figure skating; Men's speed skating; Nordic 70-meter lumping; Men's and women's single luge; Women's 5-kllometer crosscountry skiing; 15-kllometer Nordic combined, also at 7 p.m. (Ch. 5, 23, 33, WTRF).

Highlights at 8 p.m. (Ch. 61); llio p.m. (Ch. 5, 23, 33, WTRF); 1:30 a.m.

(Ch. 5). 3 pm SportsWortd: World Professional Figure Skating Championships: Women's World Pro Cup Surfing Championship (Ch. 3, 21). 430 pm Wide World of Sports: World Weightltfting Championships; World Women's Gymnastics Championships (Ch.

5, 23, 33). SOCCER 6:25 pm MISL: Wichita vs. Cleveland (WAKR 1590-AM). College scores EAST Albany St. 62, Potsdam St.

56 Bridgeport 87, New Haven 70 Colby 83, Connecticut Coll. 71 Dartmouth 60, Yale 57 Fairleigh Dickinson 75, Lovola, Md. 74 Harvard 85, Brown 66 Hunter 93, SUNY-Purchase 70 Ithaca 75, Clarkson 52. King's 81, E. Nazarene 69 Lehman 84, John Jay 68 Lowell 97.

Quinnipiac 81 Medgar Evers 75, Pratt 70 NJ Tech 76, NY Maritime 52 Oneonta St. 57, Kings Point 55 Oswego St. 82, Cortland St. 76 Pennsylvania 64, Cornell 52 Princeton 34, Columbia 28 Queen's 85, Mercy 72 St. Lawrence 62, Alfred 57 Trinity 89, Bowdoin 74 Wesleyan 83, Bates 55 Wilkes 57, Albright 50 SOUTH Athens St.

77, Auburn-Mont. 69 Benedict 67, Vorhees 60 Cent. Florida 73, St. Leo 53 Chris. Newport 77, N.C.-Greensboro 72 Florida Southern 93, Rollins 75 Georgia 82, Alabama 69 Hampden-Svdney 73, Emory Henry 57 Lynchburg 92, Marvville 76 Va.

Weslevan 74, Greensboro 59 Villanova, Fla. 65, Tampa 61 Virginia Union 99, Virginia St. 77 Winston-Salem St. 78, Johnson Smith 74 MIDWEST Cent. Iowa 76, Luther 54 Centre 57, Principia 42 Dakota St.

89, Huron 83 Dakota Weslevan 103, Sioux Falls 79 Dubuque 70, Buena Vista 48 Ft. Havs St. 75, Washburn 60 Kearney St. 77, Emporia St. 70 Mo.

Southern 59, Wayne, Neb. 58 Monmouth 82, Coe 64 93, S. Dakota St. 67 109, Marycrest 99 S. Dakota Tech 82, S.D.

-Springfield 65 School of the Ozarks 92, Columbia, Mo. 58 Simpson 75, Upper Iowa 61 Southwest Minn. 84, 70 Westminster 67, Park 61 SOUTHWEST LeTourneau 65, Our Lady of the Lake 60 Regis 78, Panhandle SI. 67 FAR WEST Augustana, S.O. 83, No.

Colorado 82 Hawaiian Open HONOLULU (4) Sond-round scores Friday in the J500.0O0 Hawaiian Open Golf Tournament on the oar 72 Waia-lae Country Club course (a-denotes amateur): Cal Peete 65-69-134 Fred Couples 67-68-135 Bernhard Langer 69-66135 Jack Renner 70-66136 Curtis Strange 71-65136 Gil Morgan 66-70-136 Mike Sullivan 66-70-136 Rex Caldwell 65-71-136 Wayne Levi 70-66-136 Ken Green 67-69136 Masahiro Kuramoto 71-66137 George Burns 69-68-137 Jim Simons 73-64-137 Isao Aoki 67-70-137 Jay Haas 71-66137 Jim Nelford 69-69138 Hale Irwin 69-69-138 Bill Britton 68-70-138 David Edwards 70-68-138 Hal Sutton 69-69-138 John Cook 71-67-138 Mike Reid 70-68-138 Peter Jacobsen 71-67-138 Chip Beck 74-65-139 Mark Lve 72-67-139 Dave Peoples 72-67-139 Jeff Mitchell 69-70139 Joey Rassett 69-70-139 Dan Pohl 69-71140 Payne Stewart 68-72140 John Adams 71-69140 Charles Coodv 70-70-140 Bob Gilder 70-70-140 Donnie Hammond 69-71140 Mac O'Gradv 70-70-140 Lou Graham 74-67141 Dave Ogrin 73-68-141 Corey Pavin 70-71-141 Tommy Nakaiima 70-71141 Phil Hancock 71-70-141 Mark McCumber 71-70-141 Bill Kratiert 72-69-141 Russ Cochran 71-71-142 Ben Crenshaw 71-71142 Peter Oosterhuis 75-67-142 Dan Halldorson 74-68-142 Ralph Lendrum 73-69-142 Jim Dent 73-69-142 Dennis Watson 69-73-142 J.CSnead 69-73-142 Jim Thorpe 70-72-142 Willie Wood 69-73-142 KikuoArai 73-70-143 Frank Conner 70-73143 Scott Watkins 68-75-143 Steve Liebler 71-72-143 Mark Haves 74-69-143 Mark Brooks 74-69-143 Brad Faxon 71-72143 Grrff Moody 70-73-143 T.CChen 70-73-143 Bobby Clampelt 72-71-143 Scott Simpson 72-71-143 Tim Norris 71-72-143 Brett Upper 69-75-144 Mike Putnam 70-74144 Buddy Gardner 74-70-144 Tony Sills 73-71-144 Lennie Clements 72-72144 Gene Littler 74-70-144 Scott Hoch 69-75144 Alien Miller 74-70-144 Leonard Thompson 72-72144 EdFiorl 72-72-144 Wally Armstrong 74-70-144 Mike Donald 70-74-144 Sammy Rachels 72-72-144 Dan Forsman 73-71144 Dave Stockton 72-72-144 D.A. Weibrlng 73-71-144 Ronnie Black 69-75-144 Lee Elder 69-75-144 Larry Mize 72-72-144 Bobby Wadkins 75-69-144 FaSed to Qualify Joey Sindelar 74-71-145 Tom Lehman 73-72145 Bob Eastwood 75-70-145 Roger Mallbie 73-72-145 John Kalinka 75-71-146 Thomas Gray 75-71146 Eltaro Deguchi 70-76146 Don Poolev 73-73-146 Jerry Pate 71-75-146 Larry Nelson 72-74-146 Gary Koch 76-70-146 Nick Faldo 74-72-146 Chi Chi Rodriguez 70-76146 Ed Sneed 75-71-146 Tim Simpson 73-73146 LPGA SARASOTA, Fla. W) Here are Friday's second-round scores of the $175,000 LPGA Sarasota Classic played over the par-72, Bent Tree Golf and Racquet Club course: Alice Miller 68-68-136 Laurl Peterson 69-69-138 Jane Lock 68-71-139 Anne-Marie Palll 73-66-139 Amy Alcott 71-69-140 Chris Johnson 70-70-140 Jerilvn Brltz 71-69-140 Cathy Morse 70-71-141 Sandra Spuzich 70-71141 Nancy Lopez 70-72-142 JoAnne earner 70-72142 Kathy Whifworth 72-70-142 Pia Nllsson 73-69-142 Patty Sheehan 73-69142 Pat Bradley 73-69-142 Debbie Meistertin 72-70-142 Dawn Coe 77-66-143 Donna Capon! 71-72143 Laura Cole 73-70-143 Jane Crafler 73-70-143 Marta Figueras-Dotli 74-69-143 Lynn Stronev 73-70-143 Sue Fogleman 74-70144 Lauren Howe 75-69-144 Lisa Young 72-72144 Valerie Skinner 72-72-144 Betsy King 73-71-144 Laurl Rinker 73-71-144 Karen Permezel 73-71144 Marl McDougaU 72-73-145 Rosie Jones 72-73145 Lynn Adams 71-74-145 Ayeko Okamoto 76-69145 Barb Thomas 70-75145 Judy Clark 75-70-145 Deborah Skinner 72-73 145 Dale Eggeling 73-72-145 Mary Dwver 71-75-146 Brenda Goldsmith 76-70-146 Terri Luckhurst 75-71-146 Debbie Austin 73-73-146 Marga Stubblefield 76-70-146 Missie McGeoge 71-75146 Jo Ann Washam 76-70-146 Patli Rlzzo 76-70-146 Nancy Rubin 75-71146 Pal Meyers 72-74-146 Robin Walton 72-74146 Marlene Floyd 73-73146 Lenore Muraoka 75-71146 Jeannette Kerr 72-74-146 Jane Sirmons 73-73146 Sherri Turner 73-74147 Beth Daniel 72-75-147 Dianne Dailev 75-72147 LoriGarbacz 73-74-147 Joan Joyce 70-77147 Denise Strebig 73-74-147 Joyce Kazmierski 73-74147 Sandra Haynie 76-71-147 life flasKavLE IT MERE'S. imtwtiMotiez If I LOOK AT OBSOJRE OLYMPIC I GOT IT MAPE- EVEKJT GivtS AMP PUT MOf EVERYOUE CAM CAREER AFTER LNi miiiism ju m-J IV Yesterday's answer Who is the only player from an Ivy League school to win the NBA Rookie of the Year award? Geoff Petrie of Princeton. Today's question Name the only other team besides Central-Hower to win the City Series percentage basketball championship in the past nine years.

Answer tomorrow If we publish your sports trivia question, we'll pay you J5. Send your sports trivia questions and answers to Sports Trivia, Akron Beacon Journal, 44 E. Exchange Akron, Ohio 44328. Include name, address, phone number and source of information. I I WRESTLING SWIMMING 53.13: 7 McGill (K): 3.

Carol Sipka (Y). 200 Girls' pairings Here is a list of sectional pairings for area teams: CLASS A Lordstown Feb. 15 Windham vs. McDonald, 7 p.m. Feb.

16 Mogadore vs. Lowellviile, 8 p.m. Feb. 24 Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy vs. Mineral Ridge-Maplewood winner.

Mapteton Feb. IS Waynedale vs. Hillsdale, 4:30 p.m.; Smithville vs. Black River, 6 p.m. Feb.

25 Dalton vs. Maplelon-Lorain winner; Our Lady of the Elms vs. Way-nesdale-Hillsdale winner, 6:15. CLASS AA Smilhvle Feb. 17 Buckeye vs.

Loudonville, 6 p.m.; Norwayne vs. Highland, 7:30 p.m.; Doyleslown Rittman, 9 p.m. i Feb. 18 Trlway vs. Buckeye-Loudonville winner, 6 p.m.; Orrville vs.

Northwest, 7:30 p.m.; Northwest vs. Norwayne-Highland winner, Chambertin Feb. 15 Streetsboro vs. Aurora, 8 p.m. Feb.

21 Coventry vs. Garrettsville, 6:30 p.m.; Hoban vs. Streetsboro-Aurora winner, 8 p.m. Feb. 22 Woodridge vs.

Kenston, 6:30 p.m.; Chamberlin vs. Chardoir, 8 p.m. CLASS AAA Brunwsick Feb. 11 Midpark vs. North Rovalton, 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 14 Cleveland John Marshall vs. Brecksville, 6 p.m.; Parma Senior vs. Parma UmmimIii fi backstroke-1. Curley (Y) 2.

Greenlee (Y); 3. Trover (K). 200 breaststroke-l. unz ikj 237.29; 2. Wenninger (K); 3.

Campean (Y), 500 freestye-l. Cathy Sipka (Y) 2. Bury (K); 3. Smith (K). 100 butterftv-1.

MacFadyen (Y) :58.93; 2. McGIII (K); 3. Brooke (K). 3-meter diving-1. Lang (K) 253.85; 2.

Rogers (K); 3. Murphy (Y). 200 individual medley-1. MacFadyen Y) 2. Carol Sipka (Y); 3.

Trover (K). 400 freestyle relay-1. Youngstown State (Kemper. Cathy Sipka, Greenlee, Carol Sipka) 2. Kent State.

Prep HIGHLAND 36, COVENTRY 18 98-Cassiday (0 pin T.Cox 1:38. 105 Letzner (H) dec Milhoan 6-3. 112 Savoia (H) drew with Haag 3-3. 119-Sheehan (H) dec. R.

Dalton 10-5. 126-Highman (H) dec. B.Cox 18-1. 132 Lutz (H) dec. Anderson 15-3.

138-Arto (C) dec. Murray 11-3. 145 T. Dalton (C) dec. E.

Pesicka 4-2. 155-Zakrasiek (H) dec. Takalcic 11-8. 167 D. Pesicka (H) dec.

Dodson 8-3. 175 Keffer (H) pin Powell 221. 185 T. Miller won by forfeit. Heavyweight-B.

Miller (C) dec Farnsworth 132 Cinx (M) dec. Buccalo (0 8-0; Phillips (S) dec. Beiko (Berea) 6-2; Bronstrup (Bre) pin VanG'ieson (Bru) Marini (N) dec McElrov (W) 4-3. 138-Stallard (0 dec. Slolarskl (N) 8-0; Bar-no (Bru) dec.

Gargano (M) 10-0; McGowan (S) pin Simmerty (Bru) Wilson (Berea) dec Saurer (W) 2-0. 145 Kraushaar (Bre) pin Zlmmerer (C) Shoemaker (N) dec Donomolo (M) 12-3; Gam W) pin S. Spriggs (Berea) Haxton IS) dec Gilhousen (Bru) 4-0, 155-Renz (Bru) pin Simmerer (NR) Coughenour (Bru) dec. Randolph (W) 13-4; Mocarski (S) pin Stevens (Berea) King (M) dec Hockendery (C) 11-5. 167-fiaver (Bre) pin Florlllo (NR) Smith (M) pin D.

Spriggs (Berea) 3:05: Seres (Bru) ptn Gasper (0 Hakalm (S) pin Borland (W) 1:58. 175-Oreen (C) pin Krenclk (Mid) Ber-ardirtefli (Bre) pin McCrork (W) Gallowitz (S) pin Mason (Bru) 5:25. 185-Gogolek (Berea) dec. Hudson (ST) 10-6; Parker (M) dec. Beaver (Bre) 11-6; Kmitt (N) pin Machar (0 U2.

Heavyweight Shoaff (NR) pin Lamp (Br) Johnson (S) pin Ticherlch (Berea) 3:34. DEALINGS 4-3. PIONEER CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TEAM SCORES: 1. Strongsville 34'j; 2. Brecksville 27; 3.

North Rovalton 19to; 4. Mid-park 15vj; 5. Brunswick 15: 6. Berea Wh: 7 Nankran (J). 400 freestyle relay-1.

Cuyahoga Falls (Baird, Hopkins, Denholm, Taylor) 2. Cuyahoga Falls; 3. Jackson. PERRY 93, WADSWORTH 73 200 medey relay-1. Perry (Hiles, Heavilin, While, Lltten) 1:49.4.

200 freestvle-1. Behrlnger (P) 2. Hagenbaugh (W); 3. Hamit (P). 200 IM-1.

Heavilin (P) 2. Williams (P); 3 Beech (W). 50 fmstyfe-l. Bardon (W) 23.86; 2. Hartshorn (W); 3.

Lltten (P). Drying-1. Ballard (P) 205.7; 2. Blackmore (W). 100 butterfly-1.

Bardon (W) :57.8; 2. Behringer (P); 3. Turner (W). 100 freestvle-1. Hartshorn iwj and Hiles (P) :53.6; 3.

ChamWiss (WJ. 500 freestvle-1. Hagenbaugh (W) 2. Williams (P); 3. Tllton (P).

100 Hiles (P) 2. Hamlt (P); 3. Burnham (W). 100 breaststroke-l. Heavilin (P) Walter (P); 3.

Chambliss (W). 400 freestyfa retay-l Wadsworth (Beech, Turner, Hagenbaugh, Hartshorn) 3:39.7. College women YOUNSTOWN STATE 71, KENT STATE 69 200 medley relay-1. Youngstown State (Greenlee, Maurer, MacFadyen, Kemper) 2. Kent Slate.

1,000 freestyle-1. Smith (K) 2. Mclntlre (K); 3. Cretin (Y). 200 freestvle-1.

Cathy Sipka (Y) 2. Bury (K); 3. Goodman (K). 100 backstroke-1 Greenlee (Y) 2. Trover (K); 3.

Curley (K). 100 breaststroke-l. Carol Sipka (Y) 08; 2. Unz (K); 3. Wenninger (K).

200 butterfly-1. MacFadyen (Y) 2. Brooke (K); 3. O'Brien (K). 50 freestyte-l.

Kemper Y) 24.47; 2. McGIH (K); 3. Cathy Sipka (Y). I-meter diving-1. Lang (K) 222.45; 2.

Rogers (K); 3. Murphy (Y). 100 freestvle-1. Kemper (Y) Prep girls JACKSON (4, CUYAHOGA FALLS 77 208 medley relay-1. Cuyahoga Falls (Stephens, Fristoe, McCreadv, Happ) 2 04 42; 2.

Jackson; 3. Cuyahoga Falls. 200 freestvle-1. Banas (J) 2. Shea (J); 3.

Stephens (CF). 200 W-l Wilkinson (J) 2. McCreadv (CF); 3. Clecu (J). SO freestyte-l.

Havens (J) 25.1; 2. Heppshouk (J); 1 Fristoe (CF). Dfv-m-1. Peterson (J) 194.2; 2. Prokland (J); 3.

Hopkins (CF). 100 bwneHly-1. Wlfkenson (J) 2. McCreadv (CF); 3. Tunstall (CF).

100 freestyle-1. Havens (J) :55.36; 2. Happ (CF) 55.62, school record; 3. Heppshouk (J). 500 freestvle-1.

Stea (J) 2. Stephens (CF) 5:35.8, school record; 3. Aalrley (J). 100 Happ (CF) 1:07.28, 2. Ckxa (J); 3.

Harvey (J). KM breasfstroke-1. Fristoe (CF) 2. Crude (J); 3. William (CF).

400 fm-stvtt relay-1. Jackson (Wilkenson, Stea, Ban-os, Havens) 3:52.2, 2. Cuyahoga Falls; 3. Jackson. CUYAHOGA FALLS 108, JACKSON 62 200 medley relay-1.

1. Cuyahoga Falls (Wood Folk, Taylor, McCreadv) 2. Jackson; 3. Cuyahoga Falls. 200 freestyle-1, Baird (CF) 2.

Weaver (J); 3. Dawes CF). 200 IM-1. Folk (CF) 2. Julian (J); 3.

Hopkins (CF). 50 freestyle-1. Smith (J) :24.25; 2. Burke (CF); 3. Srees (J).

Diving-1. Kaser (CF) 104.0; 2. Dibble (J): 3. Bechtel (CF). 100 butterfly-1.

Taylor (CF) 104.05; 2. Mathew (CF); 3. Dunham (J). 100 freestvle-1. Wood (CF) :52.17.

2. Smith (J); 3. McCreadv (CF). 500 freestyle-1. Pitz (CF) 2.

Weaver (J); 3. Schlaeppl (CF). 100 backstroke-1. Julian (J) :58.86; 2. Wood (CF); 3.

Bowen (J). 100 breast-stroke-1. Folk (CF) 108.23; 2. Pltz (CF); 3. Cloverleaf B'a; 8.

Wadsworth 8. First round 98 Kadel (S) Pin Perruchon (Berea) 1:33: Garmone (M) dec. Teuscher (C) 18-1. 105-Nelson Wend no 3-0: Bendel Feb. 15 Brunswick vs.

Cloverleaf, 6 p.m.; Wadsworth vs. Cleveland West Tech, 8 p.m. Feb. 16 Medina vs. Norton, 6 p.m.; Strongsville vs.

Valley Forge, 8 p.m. Feb. 21 Berea vs. Midpark-North Rovalton winner, 6 P.m.; Revere vs. Cleveland Holy Name, 8 p.m.

Kent Roosevett Feb, 13 Nordonia vs. Central-Hower, 6:30 p.m.; Kenmore vs. Garfield, 8 p.m. Feb. IS Firestone vs.

Cuyahoga Falls, 6:30 p.m.; Stow vs. Ellet, 8 p.m. (W) pin Didiak (C) Adams (Berea) dec. Stulak (Bre) 2-0. 112-Scholtz Pa tto 5: Rakosv BASEBALL American League California Angeh-Signed Luis Sanchez, pitcher, to a one-year contract.

Chicago White Sox-Signed LaMarr Hoyt, pitcher, to a one-year contract. New York Yankees-Signed Mike Armstrong, pitcher, to a one-year contract. Signed Dan Briggs, outfielder, to a minor-league contract and assigned him to the Columbus Clippers of the International League. National League Cincinnati Reds-Signed Mike Smith and John Franco, pitchers, to one-year contracts. Montreal Expos-Signed Charley Lea, pitcher, to a three-year contract, plus an option year.

New York Mets-Signed Keith Hernandez, first baseman, to a five-year contract. Pittsburgh Pirates-Signed Lee Tunnell, pitcher, and Trench Davis, outfielder, to one-year contracts. Rorajli riar AAnallar IZ 19.9. lneLiu, Cleveland (0 Zlnale (Bre) dec. Denesile BOWLING (M) IJ-6.

1 9-Karada dec. Schmidt Nl 5-0: Fish er (Berea) dec. Neura (C) 4-0; Skoda (Bru) dec. Zupanc (Bre) 15-5; Rlchter (S) dec. Fort-ner (W) 8-0.

1 RalaTU nln AHtmt LAM I Ci. iAI. Amateur Individual high games and series and team high games and series in area leagues: Bowlarama-Medlna Country Club Mixed: Skip Francesconi 238-663, Daubenmlre-Smlth 795, Endress-Francesconl 2,181. rm if i am Mauve umwwu.p y.m.; St. Vincent-St.

Mary vs. Nordonia-Central-Hower winner, 7:45 p.m.; Field vs. Ravenna, 9:15 p.m. Feb. 18 Buchtel vs.

North, 11 a.m.; East vs. Kent Roosevelt, 1 p.m.; Hudson vs. Kenmore-Garfield winner, 3 p.m. id.v uuiulf fin rvjaiiia 1.1 FTiat I netli (Bre) dec. Fink (Berea) 3-2; Wood (C) dec.

i nomas tM) 3-0, Perozeni Bre dec. Needham (N) 8-0. Today Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ZfrgSffi) Wichita Prtcwfx CmlW Wing "Pride pm 8:06 m. Today Sunday Monday Tuotday Wedntsday Thursday Friday 14 WW Indiana New Jersey Phou VWf kl Pacers Nets Suns VUU 17 p.m. pm rrti HoiH 0OMM nSociJ4j WHK keeps Browns' games Browns boosters to honor Dieken team's decision to rebid the broadcast contract last month.

Gries, who has two other lawsuits pending against Modell, called the first round of bids "an-; other instance of autocratic control which could benefit defendant Modell's own financial interest to the possible determent of the Browns." Gries compared the radio negotiations to the Browns' 1982 purchase from Modell of the Cleve land Stadium Corp. for $6 million. Bailey said the WJW bid was the best the Browns had received. Modell's attorneys called Gries' charges "irresponsible" and pointed out that Modell was a WJW stockholder in 1979 when WHK won its last 3-year contract. Modell owns 53 percent of the Browns stock.

Although he lost the Browns rights for 1984, WJW general manager Art Caruso said he By Peter Phipps Beacon Journal staff writer Cleveland's WHK radio will keep the Cleveland Browns football broadcast contract for another year after matching a bid by a station owned in part by Browns president Art Modell. The Browns had chosen to give control of the team's radio network, which includes WAKR radio in Akron, to WJW radio of which Modell is a one-third owner. But WHK, under terms of a 3-year contract, had the right to equal WJW's offer. WHK vice president Ronald D. Jones said the station decided last week to match WJW's bid and keep the contract it has held since 1967.

It is believed WHK will pay the Browns $500,000 to broadcast the team's games next season. Neither the Browns or the ra-(dio station executives would comment on that estimate. Modell's station had originally made a bid for a 3-year broadcast contract that WHK's Jones doubts his station owners would have even tried to equal. In an earlier round of bidding last fall WJW had offered to give the Browns an ownership interest in the station that Modell has admitted has lost money every year from 1977 to 1982. The station's latest financial figures are unavailable.

However, Cleveland busines-man Robert Giles, who controls 43 percent of the Browns stock, filed suit Dec. 15 charging the Browns "have so structured the bidding as to make it impossible for stations other than WJW to effectively compete." Gries lost his bid for an injunction but claims success at blocking an award to WJW. James Bailey, the Browns executive vice president, said that Gries' suit was a factor in the 7T 7275 or 376-6169. Make checks payable to Browns Booster Club of Akron and send orders to P. 0.

Box 3631, Akron 44310. Meanwhile, tickets for the Browns' basketball game with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Canton's Civic Center Feb. 26 cost $3.50 general admission and $4.50 reserved advanced, and $4 and $5 at the door. Tickets are on sale at Camelot Music centers in Summit, Mellett, Belden Village and Carnation City malls as well as at Dumont Sporting Goods, Canton CYC, Canton Jewish Center, Canton Police Boys' Club, Canton Civic Auditorium and Canton's Northeast Community Center, with proceeds benefiting the community center. Cleveland Browns offensive tackle Doug Dieken will be the honored guest when the Browns Booster Club of Akron holds its annual player of the year roast at Guy's Restaurant March 9.

Dieken was selected from a group of monthly honorees that included Ozzie Newsome, Tom Cousineau, Cody Risien, Matt Bahr and Clay Matthews. Roasters will include sports columnist Tom Melody and sportswriter Ed Meyer of the Akron Beacon Journal, NFL referee Fritz Graf of Akron, former Cleveland Press sports columnist Dan Coughlin, sports commentator Jim Mueller of WKYC-TV, and Browns trainer Leo Murphy. Tickets are $15 at Ohio Tux and Hummel Insurance. For ticket information, telephone 762- Art Modell would try again later this year when it is expected the Browns will seek bids for a long-term contract. "If I was interested this time," said Caruso, "I'll be interested next time." Next time WHK will not be able to hold onto the Browns contract simply by matching the best bid from its competitors.

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