The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 24

CZ The Be3Con Joum3l Saturday. Octet 1. 19S3 Tait has made changes in Cavs' radio and TV setups PETE FRANKLIN on Bill MutMlman't hiring by Minnesota: "Unbelievable. It's the same madness that keens bringing Billy Martin back to the Yankees. Mussel-man back? It's pot so.

He couldn't coach a Hoola Hoop convention. i "I called him my loser of the day. It doesn't get reaction in New York that I'm sure it did in Cleveland Maybe Musselman will bring back Fat Guy Eating Beer Cans. What I really want to know is what's the deal with (Minnesota GM) Bob Stein. What home did they let him out of? Stem said Musselman is a little intense.

A little intense? Yeah, just like Chariot Manson." land or Oberlin, which should blanket the area." This is the first time the Cavs have had their own radio network, and Tait hopes that the various stations will help in promotion of the team with commercials hyping the games. For the first time in his 17 years with the Cavs, Tait won't do every game on radio. Twenty of the 82 contests will be broadcast by Kellman, a Tait protege from Indianapolis. Kellman is a veteran minor-league baseball announcer with the Indianapolis Indians. He also did college basketball for St.

John's in New York. "We switched television stations from WUAB to WOIO (Ch. 19) and that led to a couple of changes," said Tait. "First of all, we have different beer sponsors on radio and television. That means we couldn't simulcast.

Because if you say, 'Hey, let's have Beer then the people from Beer who bought time on radio will be upset. "So that meant we had to have two separate announcing setups." The Cavs and Ch. 19 both wanted Tait WWWE, and those were key games of the playoff drive. "Then four of five playoff games weren't on WWWE. So I ask, why are we leaing WWWE when our most important games weren't even on WWWE? We were heard on WRMR (850-AM) or WDOK (102.1 FM).

Our biggest problem was that our fans didn't know where to find us and we had to do something about that." In Akron, the Cavs will be on WAKR (1540-AM). "That's every game," said Tait. "Our broadcasts will have priority." The same is true of WRMR in Cleveland and 28 other stations across the state, stretching down to Cincinnati. Some Cavs games will even be heard in Erie, and Dunkirk, N.Y. "Not all of the stations in the outlying areas will carry every game," said Tait.

"Some of them have high school and college broadcasts that make them a lot of money and have strong community interest. But in northern Ohio, you can hear our games either in Akron, Cleve on the tube for the added exposure. Chones did the TV games last year, and he'll return to supply the commentary. "So we had to find someone to do the 20 radio games," said TaiL "A lot of people submitted tapes, and Kellman's was the best. I don't think you need a color guy in radio, just television, so Howard will do what I do work the games alone." What about Corrigan, who had been the television voice of the Cavs.

"Jack has a non-compete clause in his contract to do the Indians with WUAB, meaning he can't work for any other television station in this market," said Tait "When we went to Ch. 19, we couldn't use Jack." Tait said that the Cavs left WUAB for two reasons: "First, we did have some conflicts with Indians games, but the main factor was WOIO's offer. It was overwhelming and there was no way we could turn it down. Since WOIO is going to be on most cable outlets, the Cavs games should get strong exposure all over the state." By Terry Pluto Joe Tait is back, but WWVYE is not. Jim Chones is back, but WUAB-TV (Ch.

43) is not. Jack Corn-gan is out and Howard Kellman is in. All of this means that the Cavaliers' approach to radio and television cover- age has changed. List spring, Tait was hired as the Cavs' vice president in charge of broadcasting. Now he will do more than call the games, he will decide how the games will be done and where they will heard and seen.

His biggest move was dumping WWWE, which may not have taken the Cavs into 38 states and half of Canada as the station's commer-r rials claim, but still has the strongest signal in this area. "The problem was that we really I weren't on WWWE," said Tait. "We were treated like an ugly step-sister. We were bumped by the Indians, bumped by the Browns. Ten of our last 11 season games weren't broadcast on NOTEBOOK A first for the Cavaliers will be that the entire 8-game exhibition schedule will be on the radio.

It you want to see the Cavs in preseason, you'd better be ready to drive because the closest game is in Dayton Oct. 26. Other games are in such glamour spots as Jonesboro. and Fayetteville, N.C. It will be interesting to see how the combination of Tait and Chones works on television.

Tait's style is pure radio who has the ball, what is the score and what players are on the floor. That's a change from Corrigan, who mixed quite a bit of analysis with his play-by-play. It also was obvious that Chones and Corrigan were fighting for mike time and seemingly trying to see who could come across more like the expert. Also look for Chones to tone down some of his criticism of officials, which is a bad habit that plagues most rookie announcers. SPORTS FACTS AND FIGURES Scoreline: 375-8057 FOOTBALL GOLF IN BRIEF I EVENTS NFL PGA Today BaMball (pro) Boston at Cleveland, 1-15 p.m.; New York Yankees at Detroit, 1:15 p.m.; Atlanta at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m.

Football (coflogo) Illinois at Ohio State. 1:30 p.m.; Bethany at Hiram, 1:30 p.m.; Capital at Mount Union, 1:30 p.m.; Allegheny at Wooster, 1:30 p.m.; Akron at Youngstown State, 4:30 p.m.; Otterbein at Baldwin-Wallace, 7:30 p.m. Golf (amatour) Akron District Association Golfer of the Year Tournament at Portage Country Club, 1.30 p.m. Horaa racing 10 races at Thistledown plus Pennsylvania Derby simulcast from Philadelphia Park. 1:30 p.m.; 11 races at Mountaineer.

7 p.m.; 12 races at Northfield. 7:30 p.m. Soccar (college) Akron vs. Brooklyn at Cleveland State Tournament, 2 p.m.; Oberlin at Malone, 4 m. 8oftball (college) leroy Peoples Memorial Tournament at Buchtel Field: Akron vs.

Ashland, 10 a.m.; Akron vs. Kent Slate, 1 1:30 a.m.; Ashland vs. Kent State, 1 p.m.; Ashland vs. Akron, 2:30 p.m.; Akron vs. Kent State, 4 p.m.

COLUMBUS, Ga (API Strand-round scores Friday in the MOO, 000 Southern Own. paved on tr par-70, 6791-yard u-een Country Oub course 130-jefSlur-an (63-67). 132- leonsrd Thompson (69-63). 133- Can Forsman 167-66); Mine HulBert (67-66); Lance Ten Broeck (68-65). 13S S'pve Lowery 168-67); Rav Stewart (67-68); Gary Koch (66-69); Boo Esles (71-, j4, 136 John Huslon (70-66'.

George A'cher (70-66), Russ Cochran (68-68); Robert Wrenn (70-66), Boddv Clamped (68-68), Wayne Gra-' llMJV 167-69). 137- Johnny Miller (77-65); Larrv Mile (70-671; Mike Donald 167-70), David Peoples '69-68i; Bill Sander (71-661; Haie Irwin (67-70), Boo Twav (71-66); Larry Neison (70-67). 138- Harry Taylor (69-6'j, Joev Raws-sett (69-69); Larry Rmner (71-67), Billy Ray Bron (71-67); Ed Fion (68-70); Pavne Stewart (73-65i, Mike Nicoiefe i69-69i, Brad Fa-bl (67-71), Rod Curl 169-69), Kenny Knox (70-68), David Frosl (70-68). 139- Kim Young (73-66); Jim Booros (72- 67) Lenn Clements (73-66); Jim Denl (71- 68) Gibov Gilbert (72-67); Corev Pavin (69- 70) Davis Love III (70-69), Billy Andrade (71-68); Brad Bryant (68-71), Diliard Pruilt (66- 71) 140- Ray Barr Jr. (70-70); Mike Black -ri-li I i Judy Dickinson 5-under 67 Kellen Wlnslow retires NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE AMERICAN CONFERENCE East I Pet.

PF PA Buffalo 4 0 0 1.000 74 58 NY Jets 3 1 0 .750 88 44 Indianapolis 1 0 .250 59 70 I Miami 1 3 0 .250 50 75 New England 1 3 0 iSO 54 86 Central Cincinnati 4 0 0 1.000 90 67 Houston 3 1 0 .750 89 100 Cleveland 2 2 0 .500 49 (7 Pittsburgh 1 3 0 .250 :93 104 West I LA Raiders 2 2 0 500 106 100 San Diego 2 2 0 .500 i57 87 i Seattle 2 2 0 500 '65 79 I Denver 1 3 0 .250 83 74 Kansas City I 3 0 250 56 74 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Dallas 2 2 0 .500 74 70 NY Giants 2 2 0 .500 87 95 Phoenix 2 2 0 .500 88 83 Washington 2 2 0 iOO 88 96 i Philadelphia 1 3 0 .250 96 82 Central 1 Chicago 3 1 0 .750 '82 57 i Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 47 Detroit 1 3 0 .250 '65 73 Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 60 94 Green Bay 0 4 0 .000 40 95 West LA Rams 4 0 0 1.000 18 65 I New Orleans 3 1 0 .750 97 78 San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 109 91 Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 ,92 103 Sunday's games Buftalo at Chicago, 1 pm. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 pm. Green Bay al Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Houston al Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Indianapolis at New England, NY Giants at Washington, 1 p.m.

I Seattle al Atlanta, 1 p.m. i Phoenix at LA Rams, 4 m. i Kansas City at NY Jets, 4 p.m. Cincinnati at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. Denver al San Diego, 4 p.m.

Detroit al San Francisco, 4 p.m, Minnesota at Miami, 4 p.m. Monday's game 6 Dallas at New Orleans, 9 p.m. i ON THE AIR burn (70-70); Antonio Cerda (70-70); Biaine McCallister (72-68); Dave Barr (72-68); Ken Brown (75-65); Bob Murphy (67-73); Mark McCumber (71-69); Joey S-noeiar (69-71), Andy Diliard (69-71); Ernie Gonzaie; (72-68). 141 GriM Rudolph (68-731; Willie Wood Bill Mavla.r Bui Kraltert 70), Ron Sireck (71-70); Hugh Rover (71-70) Larry Ziegier (69-72), Scoi! Hoch (71-68) Cnns Perry (68-73); Jim Gailasher (71-70); AMe Bender 73-68). 142-Mark Jordan (70-72); Mike McCul- lough (73-69); Rex Caldwell 73-69); Frank Conner (75-67); Barry Jaeckel (70-72), Gene Matthews (73-69); Gene Sauers (74-68); Andy Bean (75-67); Pat McGowan (71-71): Buddy Gardner (70-72); Rick Pearson (67-75); Tom Dickinson leads in LPGA tourney Former Akron resident Judy Dickinson shot a 5-under-par 67 Friday in 90-degree heat at the Almaden Golf and Country Club in San Jose, to take a 1-stroke lead in the opening round of the $300,000 Konica San Jose Classic.

Dickinson, 38, the wife of former PGA Tour player Gardner Dickinson, had six birdies and a bogey. Mlssle Berteottl was alone in second place with a 68. Dickinson missed the cut In last week's LPGA tournament, the Santa Barbara Open, and nearly withdrew from the San Jose tournament because of a sore back. "The warm weather is good for me," she said after the opening round. She also credited her husband for giving some helpful advice in a telephone conversation.

Behind Dickinson and Berteotti was a group of nine at 69, including Nancy Lopez and Amy Al-cott, who rank second and fifth, respectively, on this year's LPGA money-winning list. The season's leading money-winner, Sherri Turner has collected $345,609 so far this year. First-place money this weekend is $45,000, making it possible for Lopez, who is at $318,452, to reach the top spot. Two of Berteotti's birdies came on putts of 16 and 20 feet on the final two holes. She was surprised with her success, she said, because she was playing with a new set of clubs she got to replace a recently stolen set.

More golf Jeff Sluman shot a 3-under-par 67 to hold off a charge by Leonard Thompson for a 2-shot lead after the second round of the $400,000 Southern Open in Columbus, Ga. Sluman, who captured the PGA championship six weeks ago, shot an opening-round 63 and was at 130, 10-under-par over the par-70, Green Island Country Club course. Thompson matched the 63 with a string of eight birdies including four in a row to close in on Sluman at 132 after a first-round 69. Bert Yancey broke 70 for the first time this year and tied Dick Hendrickson and George Lan-ning for the first-round lead in the $300,000 Seniors Challenge in Roswell, Ga. Yancey, who qualified for the Seniors Tour when he passed his 50th birthday in August, shot a 4-under-par 68.

Football Tight end Kcllen Wlnslow, 30, will retire from the San Diego Chargers under a settlement that was expected to be signed soon, according to The San Diego Union. The 5-time Pro Bowler apparently isn't happy with the deal. He scheduled a my Armor III (73-69); Mark Lye (71-71), Tim Simpson (70-72); Mark Haves (73-691. Failed to qualify 143 Bin Buttner (70-73); Steve Jones 6'); Bob Lunn (70-73); Greg LadehoH (75-68) Mark Pteil (73-70); Mark Maness (72-71); AUTO RACING V'dor Regalado (73-70); Calvin Peete (72-71); Steve Eikington (71-72). 144-Roy Biancaiana (74-70); Kei'h Clearwater J.C.

Snead (74-70); Tony S's (71-73); Tom Pernice Jr. (73-71), Rick Fehr (67-77). Today BASEBALL I p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Cubs (WGN) 1:15 pm Boston vs.

Cleveland (Ch. 3, 9-Steuben- ville. 21. WWWE 1100-AM, WAKR 1590-AM). FOOTBALL 10 a.m.

High school: Norton vs Green (Marks Cable Ch. 1 1, taped; repeated at 7 p.m.) Noon College: Indiana vs. Northwestern (Ch. 5, 33). Noon College: Pittsburgh vs.

Boston College (Ch. 7-Wheeling) 12:30 pjn. College: Kent State vs. Central Michigan (Ch. 67, WNIR100-FM).

11:30 p.m. College: Alabama vs. Kentucky (WTBS) 1130 p.m. College: Columbia vs. Pennsylvania (ESPN).

1:30 pjn. College: Illinois vs. Ohio State (WSLR 1350-AM, WHBC 1480-AM, WQKT 104 5-FM) 30 pjn. College: LSU vs. Florida (Ch.

8, 27; 7-Wheeling will join in progress at 3 p.m. $30 pjn. College: Iowa vs. Michigan Slate (Ch. 5, 23, 33) 4J0 pjn.

Scoreline (WSLfl 1350-AM). 430 p.m. College: Akron vs. Youngstown State (WAKR 1590-AM, WKLM 95 3-FM) pjn. College: Florida ASM vs.

Jackson State (BET). 7 p-m. College: Stanford vs. Notre Dame (ESPN) TM p.m. High school: Canton McKinley vs.

Youngstown Mooney (WHBC 1480-AM). II pjn. College: Capital vs. Mount Union (Ch. 55, taped) 11:30 pjn.

College: West Virginia vs. Virginia Tech (Ch. 7-Wheellng. taped) 11:30 p.m. Pro Football This Week (WHBC 1480-AM).

Midnight College: Illinois vs. Ohio State (Ch. 25, taped) GOLF p.m. The Champions Challenge (ESPN) OLYMPICS (Ch. 3, 9-Steubenvlile, 21) 7 ajn.

Previous day's highlights. NASCAR NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. (AP) 145-Rockv Thompson (77-68), Rlc8'd news conference to explain his views on the team's handling of his retirement. Steve Ortmay-er, director of football operations, confirmed that a settlement had been reached. Wlnslow was suspended on Aug.

29 for refusing to pronounce himself healthy. He maintained that a knee injury prevented him from competing this season. Vernon "Catfish" Smith, who scored all of Georgia's points in a 15-0 upset of Yale in 1929 and is a member of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame, died Thursday at his home in La Jolla, Calif. He was 80. Auto racing Winston Cup point leader Bill Elliott won his fifth pole position of the NASCAR season in first-round qualifying for Sunday's $350,000 Holly Farms 400 stock car race at North Wilkesboro (N.C.) Speedway.

Elliott ran a lap of 116.901 mph on the five-eighths-mile track, topping Alan Knl-wicki's 116.436. Ayrton Senna's turbocharged McLaren-Honda captured the provisional pole position for Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix race in Jerez De La Frontera, Spain. He posted the fastest time in the first official practice, 1 minute, 24.775 seconds for an average speed of 111.299 mph. Other sports A group of Canton businessmen, including Stan Ewlng, Dick Anderson and Tom Schervish, announced they have formed an organization to purchase the Canton Invaders of the American Indoor Soccer Association. Members of the Paxos family, which formed the team, also will be part of the organization, which was brought together by Canton Mayor Sam Purses.

Duane Washington of the New Jersey Nets was banned from the National Basketball Association for at least two years after failing a drug test. Washington, of Middle Tennessee State, tested positive for drug use following his arrest Sunday by Newark, N.J., police on cocaine possession charges, the league said. Compiled from wtr rtportt Crawiord (75-70); Ed Dougnerly (74-71) Top 10 qualifiers for Sunday's Holly Farms 400 at the North Wilkesboro Speedway, with driver, car and speed (remaining 20 positions to be determined in qualifying today): Charles (71-74); Clarence Rose (71-74); Nick Price (72-73); John Snyder 14-71). 146-Brandel Chambiee (73-73); Steve 1. Bill Elliott, Ford, 116.901 moh.

Thomas (72-741; Kenny Perry (71-75); Terr ance Dill (72-74); Bunkv Henrv (73-73); Bob Gilder (72-74); Danny Briggs (77-69); Bobby Mitchell 77-69); Barry Cheesman (70-76). 2. Alan Kulwickl, Ford, 116.436 3. Ken Schrader, Chevrolet, 1 16.387 1 4. Ricky Rudd, Buick, 116 075 1 5.

Lake Speed, Oldsmobile, 1 16.009 6. Mark Manin, Ford, 115.884 7. Harry Gant, Chevrolet, 115 884 8. Geoff Bodine, Chevrolet 1 1 5.669 9. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 1 15.335 147-Jim Thorpe (71-76), DeWitt Weaver (77-70); Dave Eicheiberger (74-73); Greg Powers (74-73); Bruce Soutsbv (73-74); Greg Farrow (76-71), Jeffrey Lanklord (76-71); Pe 10.

Phil Parsons, Oldsmobile, 1 15.515 ter Persons (74-73); Gregg Wo ff (74-73) Danny Mnovic 174-73); D'Ck Mast (72-751. Spanish Grand Prix; 148 Paul Trittier (79-69); David Caoe (75-73); John Inman (73-75); Jerry Pa'e (74- JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, Soain (AP) Fastest limes in Friday's first qualifying practice lor Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix: 74); Lvn LOU (74-74); Mike Sullivan (76-72) Mike Hsmmono (72-76); Jerl Coslon (75-73) Brian Mogg (71-77). 1. Ayrton Senna, McLaren-Honda, 1 minute, 150-Bob Proben (76-74). 151-Fred Wads worth (77 74); Richard Cromwell (74- 24.775 seconds, 111.054 mph.

2. Nigel Mansell, Williams-Judd, 1:25.898. 3. Ivan Capelli, March-Judd, 1:26.221. i 77); Hal Sutton (75-76); Phil Biackrr.ar (74-77) Alessandro Nannini, Benetton-Ford.

1:26.673. 153 Mike Malone (77 76). 154-Tom Shaw (76 78), Brian Greenfield (74-80). 155-Danny Elkins (76-79). IS DeWitt Weaver III 81).

157-Mike Cooney (78-79). IS8-Tim 5. Alain Prosl, McLaren-Honda, 1:26.735. 6. Maurlcio Gugelmm, Marcfi-Judd, 1 27.414.

Price (82-76); Woody Blackburn (80-78) 7. Ricardo Patrese. Williams-Judd, 1:27,504. 159-Mike Perpich (75-64). WD-Aki Ohma' cm (74).

8. Jonathon Palmer, Tyrrell-Ford, 1:27.582. 9 Gerhard Berger, Ferrari, 1:27.796. 10. Piehuigi Martini, Mmardi-Ford, PGA Seniors ROSWELL, GA.

(AP) Flrsl-rouo, scores Friday in the 1300,000 Seniors Cha lenge, piaved on the par-72, 11. Alex Catfi, Dallara-Ford, 1:27 907. 12. Philippe Alliol, Lola-Ford, 1:27.927. 13.

Stefan Johansson, Ligier-Judd, 1 28 009, 14. Nelson Piquet, Lotus-Honda, 1:28015. 15. Philippe Streiff, AGS-Ford, 1:28.099. 16.

Andrea de Cesaris, Rial-Ford, 1:28.315. 17. Nicola Larini, Osella, 1:28.417. 18. Derek Warwick, Arrows-Megalron, Horseshoe Bend Country Club course: 48 Dick Hendrickson (34-34); George tanning (33-35), Bert Yancey (32-36).

69-Doug Sanders (35-34). TANK McNAMARA 1:28 437. 70-Boo Chanes (38-32); Wall Zembnski 19. Luis Sala, Minardl-Ford, 1:78.694. (35-35); Joe Jiminez (35-35).

71 Jerry Barber (36-35); Mike Felchici (37-34); Jimmy Powell (36-35); Bill Bvars (35- 20. Saloru Nakaiima, Lolus-Honoa, 1:28.840. 21. Michele Alboreto, Ferrari, TOT 034. 22.

Rene Arnoux, Ligier-Judd, 1:29.157. 23. Eddie Cheever, Arrows-Megalron, 4 p.m. Previous day's highlights. 7:30 pjn.

Boxing, final bouts; equestrian, individual jumping final; men's volleyball, gold-medal game. 12:30 a.m. Track field, men's marathon, TENNIS 11 p.m. Transamerica Open, men's singles semifinals (USA). Sunday AUTO RACING 1 pm NASCAR Holly Farms 400 (ESPN) BASEBALL 1:30 p.m.

Boston vs. Cleveland (WWWE 1100-AM). 1:30 pjn. St. Louis vs.

New York Mets (WWOR) 2:10 pjn. Atlanta vs. Cincinnati (WTBS) 2:15 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Cubs (WGN) FOOTBALL 1 p.m.

NFL Cleveland vs. Pittsburgh (Ch. 3, 9-Steubenvllle, 21, WAKR 1590-AM, WHBC 1480-AM, WQKT 104.5-FM, WDOK 102. 1-FM) 1 p.m. NFL: New York Giants vs.

Washington (Ch. 7-Wheeling, 8. 27) 4 p.m. NFL Minnesota vs. Miami (Ch.

7-Wheeling, 8 27) OLYMPICS (Ch. 3, 9-Sttubnvllle, 21) 0 ajn. Previous day's highlights. 7 pjn. Closing Ceremonies.

TENNIS p.m. Transamerica Open, men's singles linal (USA) MISCELLANY 12:30 p.m. Horse racing: L'Arc de Triomphe (ESPN, taped) 9 pjn. Costas Coast to Coast (WHBC 1480-AM, WWWE 1 100-AM) 36); Charles Coody (36-35); Jim King (38-33) THE rv Gary Player (36-35); Gene Littler (35-36) 1:29.305. FOR I Charles Owens (35-36); Phil Rodgers (36-35) 24.

Yanmck Dalmas, Lola-Ford, 1:29 689 Dean Shfeti (35-36). 25. Piercark) Ghmiani, Zakspeed, 1:29 824. 72-Bob Erickson (37-35); Dave Hill (36- 26. Julian Bailev, Tyrrell-Ford, 1:30.125.

1 36); Ken Still (36-36); Harold Henmng (35-37), John Frillman (37-35). 27. Stelano Modena, Euro Brun-Ford, 1:30.759. 28. Bernd Schneider, Zakspeed, 131.144.

29. Oscar Larrauri, 1:31.366. 73-Dick Rhyan (37-36); Bill Johnston (37-36); Don Massengaie (36-37); Jim Ferree (33-40); Lou Graham (36-37); Doug Dan 1D lyifO I TW PiKJAL EMEMT5. OF TU The lime of Thierry Boutsen (1:25.5511, Benet i35-38i; Chick Evans (34-39); Charles Sifford (37-36), Doug Ford (37-361. ton-Ford, was canceled because of a.

technical infringement. 74-Roberto de Vicenzo (38-36); Jack Fleck (38-36); Thomas Flow (38-36); Homerc B'ancas (35-39); Pete Brown (38-36); Bobbv TRANSACTIONS '-'Cause (37-37): Lee Elder 36-38); Orv Moody (36-38); Bruce Cramplon (39-35); Gay Brewer (37-37); Larry Mowry (36-38); Bruce Devlin (39-35); Bob Brue (38-361; J.C. Goosi BASEBALL National League Cincinnati Reds-Extended the contract ot 37-37 75-Tommv Aaron (38-37); Dale Doug Pete Rose, manager, through the 1990 lass (36-39); Peter Thomson (37-38), Butch Baird (36-39); Billy Maxwell (36-39), Gardner 73 Susie Berning (38-35): Silvia Berto- Dickinson (38-37); Art Wall (38-37). American Association Buffalo Bisons-Named Terry Collins manag SOCCER TENNIS 76-Bob Rosburg (38-38), Roland Stafford Prep boys CUYAHOGA FALLS I PICKERINGTON I (37-391: D'Ck Howell 38-381; Fred Hawk er. (19-37); Al Geioerger (39-37); Don Bies (38 lacclni (36-37); Beth Daniel (38-35); Kathv Whitworth (37-34); Nancv Leflbetier (35-38); Elaine Crosby (36-37); Mini Er)9e (37-36); Parry Sheenan (37-36); Donna Caooni (37-36), Snerri Turner (36-37); Janet Anderson (37- 38), Gordon Jones (37-39); Joe Lopez (38-38), BASKETBALL National Basketball Association NBA-Suspended Duane Washington, tor- College men Prep girls 0 1-1 1 1-3 PickeniKiton Cuyahoga FaCs Paul Moran (40-36).

METRO LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 36), Betsy King (35-38); Heather Farr (37-36); Goals: Hall (C). Sberna (P), Dr. Kuhlky (CI. Singlei-Wearlev (Bar) d. Thomas (Tall) 77-Ben Smith (38-39); Bob Goalbv Bobby Nichols (38-39).

78-Kel Nagie 38); Jim Cochran (39-39). 79-Freddie Haas ward, of the New Jersey Nets tor al least two years for violating the league's sub-slance-abuse agreement. 77- Cindy Ferro (36-41); Mary Murohy (39-38); LeAnn Cassaday (38-39); Kelly Lead-better (41-36); Denise Slrebig (38-39); Caroline Pierce (39-381, Cindv Maoey (37-40). 78- Susie McAllister (38-40); Janice Gibson 141-37); Dale Eggeling (38-40); Becky Larson (38-40), Kay Cockerin (38-40); Terrl Carter (38-40); Jo Ann Wasriam (37-41), Barb Thomas (39-39). 79- Mary Bea Porter (36-43); Mindy Moore (39-40).

80- Kim Bauer (37-43), Stephanie Farwig (36-44); Joanne Foreman (41-39); Therese Hession (38-42). Bl-Joan Pitcock (43-38); Pam Allen (40-41); Trish Johnson (38-43), Penny Hammel (36-37); Roue Jones (38-35); Carolyn Hill (36-37); Allison Finney (35-38). WASHINGTON i JEFFERSON 1, HIRAM 0 0 1-1 Hiram 0 0-0 7-5. 6-0: Bellenohi CF d. Wilson Nor 6-4.

5- 74-Lorl Garbacr (37-37); Alice Miller (41-38) Rupert (40-40). 8J-John GflWen State Warriors-Signed Joseph Hull, 7, 6-1, Ferrra (KR) d. Looman (Tall) 6-0, 6-0, Daniels (Bar) d. McLaughlin (Nor) 6-3, 6-3, Brodie (45-38). 85-Ted Kroll (43-42).

WO- Assists: Do. Kuhlky (C), Glanyille (C). Shots on goal: Falls, 18-9. Corner kicks: Tied, 5-S. Saves: Urge (C) 8, Van Kirk (P) 6.

Records: Falls (9-1-1), Pickeringlon (6-3-2). WALSH 0, WESTERVULE SOUTH 0 Bioia College, and John btarks, guar. Bob Bold! (39). NY Knlcks-Signed Rod Strickland, guard, to Smith (KR) d. Terrano (Norl 6-fl, 6-1; tar mack (Tall) d.

Bartram (Bar) 6-4, 6-2. a multi-year contract. (37-37), Janet Coles (36-38), Sherri Sleinhauer (37-37); Maria Figueras-Octti (38-36); Ayako Okamolo (38-36); Anne-Marie Palli (35-39); Caltiy Morse (36-38); Jane Geddes (38-36); Laurl Merlen-Peterson (40-34); Jill Briles (37-37); Amy Read (36-38); Lauren Howe (37-37); LPGA DouNes-Kirt-Tong (Tall) d. Burkelt-Os- Goal: Rettlofs (W). Assist: Harn (W).

Shots on goal; Hiram, 25-5. Corner kicks: Hiram, 11-1. Saves: Altman (W) 11, O'Mallev (H) 2. Records: (1-5); Hiram (3-1). OHIO WESLEYAN 5, CASE WESTERN RESERVE 0 ertiolt Nor 3-6.

6-3, 6-3; FieldingRussell- FOOTBALL National Football League San Francisco 49ers-Announced the retire SAN JOSE, Calif (AP) First-round 0 0 0 0 Westerville Walsh Pynadath (Slow) d. Knopo-Mollric (Bar) 6-3, scores Friday in the 5300,000 San Jose Ciassi 7-5, Leisennng-Overholder (Slow) d. Grom ment of Wes Chandler, wide receiver. -laved on the oar 72, Almaden Golf lev-Hopp (Nor) 6-0, 6-0, K. Ferrara-Wiland Laurel x.ean (36-J8I; hanara Havnie I38-36); Heather Drew (38-36); Tina Tombs Purtzer (37-37); Lynn Connelly (36-38); Sherrin Tampa Bay Bgccaneerj-Placed Ervin Shots on goal: Walsh, 8-7.

Corner kicks: Westerville, 3-2. Saves: Vanderberg (We) 4, Maslromagleo (Wa) 4. Records: Westerville (8-1-3); Walsh (10-1-2). (KR) d. Schauman-Davis'Garcia (Tall) 6-2, and Country Qub course: 67- Judv Dickinson (33-34).

68- Missie Berteotli (35-33) Handle, linebacker, on injured reserve Signed Ray Isom, defensive back. Smyers (38-36); Vicki Fergon (36-38); Use- Case Reserve Ohio Wesleyan 0 0-0 2 3-5 4 6, 6-3. ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 4, CANTON CENTRAL CATHOLIC I Iclte Neumann (34-40); SheHev Hamlin (34- 69-Bonnie Lauer (34-35); Chris Johnson (32-37); Missie McGeorge (35-34; Amy AicoM 40); Nancy Brown (38-36); Cathy Johnston HOCKEY National Hockey League Edmonton Oilers-Signed Reed Larson, de- Prep girls Sindes-Monlinola (S) d.

Clark 6-0, 6-2, Katnv Guadagn.no (34-35), Juli Ink Cummins (S) d. Gahi 6-1, 6-2, Owen (S) d. s'er (33-36); Kathy Pcsnewail (34-35), Nancy tenseman. Guilfovle 6-2. 6-4.

Loser (35-34). Kathryn Young (32-37). COLLEGE OUR LADY OF THE ELMS 4, CUY. VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 0 U.S. Senior Women ST.

SIMONS ISLAND, Ga (AP) Final results Friday in the 27th S. Senior Women's Amateur Championship, piaved on the par-73, Sea isiand Goll Ciub: m-Lois Hofl9e (77-76-751. 379-Marlene Slrelt (79-76-74). 230-Harriet Hart (77-76-77). 231 Belle Robertson (75-80-76).

Sander (78-76-78). 237-Dorothy Porter (78-75-79); Joan Comisar (77-81-79). 238 Alberta Bower (82-82-74); Meriam Leeke 183-78-77); Janice Calin (82-78-781. Doubles-Fanno-Mange (C) i M. Owen- 70-Caihy Marino (35-35), Susan Sanders Castro 6-1, 6-1; Niekemp-Murphy (S) d.

'(36-341; Colleen Walker (35-35); Danielle A CVCA 0 0-0 13-4 Goals: Gillanders (O), Barnes (O), Gilian-ders (O), Keessinger (O), Barnes (O). Assists: Peacock (O), Barnes (0), Gillanders (O), Schrader (O). Shots on goal: Ohio Wesleyan, 26-4 Corner kicks: Ohio Weslevan, 10-0. Saves: Merrick IC) 7, Mever (O) 1, Welch (0) 1. Records.

Ohio Wesleyan (10-1-1, 1-0-1), Case College women OHIO WESLEYAN 3, CASE WESTERN RESERVE 0 Dash-Chughtai 6-3, 7-6. r-maccaoane (35-15); Sally Little (34-36), Mara Elms -Bozerth 133-37); Sue Ertl (36-341. Goals: Benson IE). Vogl (E). Beck IE).

71-Lvnn Adams (36-35); Nina Fousl (37 Fairwigti Diddmen-Named Hall Cohen assistant alhietlc director; Tom Bonerbo sports information director and head women's basketball coach; Wayne Braxton head lacrosse coach, assistant football coach and director of athletic facilities, and Glenn Gotlshalk defensive line coach. Pact-Named Jim Morgan assistant women's basketball coach. VOLLEYBALL 34); JoAnne Carner (36-35); Tammie Green (14-371; Rnhin Hrw) (34-37): Ian Stephenson Benson (E). Assisls: Benson (E), Rocco (E). Shots on goal: Elms, 26-9.

Comer kicks: E'ms, 5-0. Saves: Goodwin (E) 8, Manko (0 8. Records: Elms (8-4-1); CVCA (0-7-2). (35-391. 75 Robin Wallon (39-36'; Deb Richard (38-37), Martha Nause (36-39); Jerllyn Brit! (37-38); Mariene Fioyd (37-38); Cindy Figg-Curner (35-40); Nancy Rubin (37-38), Lisa Wallers (38-37); Meg Mallon (36-391, Sandra Sewich (37-38), Val Skinner (36-39); DeDOie Massev (37-38), Deborah Skinner (37-38); Deborah McHaHie (37-381; Martha Fover (36-3); Gina Hull (36-39), Diane Dkkman (37-3at; Alice Ruiman (36-39i; Lorena Aidereie (37-38); Joan Delk (35-40), Muffin Soencer-Deylin (35-40), M.

J. Smith (38-37); Kim Williams (37-38); Cathy Reynolds (36-39). 76- Deedee Lasker (38-38); Caroline Gowan (39-37); Mariene Hagge (36-40); Len-ore Ri'lenhouse (39-37); Susie Redman (34-45); Margaret Ward (37-39); Dawn Coe (36-4CI, Connie ChHlemi (41-35); Sharon Barren (38-38), Debbie Sicnbach 136-40), Kristl Alters (38-38), Kris Tschelier (37-39). (35-361; Karin Mundlnger (34-37); Jane Craf-ter (34-37); Mvra Blackwelder (35-36); San- Prep 'dra Palmer (37-34 Case Reserve 0 0-0 72-Adele Lukken 136-36); Jodv Rosen Ohio Wesleyan thai (33-39), Kris Monaghan (35-37); Nancy TALLMADGE 161, ELLET 179 BOWLING SOFTBALL Goals: Rose IOW). Bieamer mwi Pnts Prep CVCA d.

Elyrla Open Door 15-13, 9-15, 15-7 College Ken Vale 4. Louisville 15-6, 15-6, 17-15 Lady lip Invltittonal Oh.od Marshal 15-9, 15-13. 15-12 Tavlor (35-37); Donna White (36-361; La' Murlbut (35-37); Anne Keiiv (37-35), PaHi zo 135-37), Shinev Furlong (36-36), Laui (At Maplecrest, par 15) Tallmadge Struck 37, Collins 40, Hays 40, Byron 44. EHet Thomas 42, Newman 45, Kammer 46, Bunts 46. (OW).

Assist- Parrish (OW). Shots on goal: OW, 12-10. Corner kicks: OW, 2-0. Saves: Wo'kum (CAR I 2, Kanlor ICW) 2, Hewes (OW) 6. Records.

Case (5-2-1, 1-1), OW (8-0, 1-0). -Sinker (36-36); Carol French 135-J' Germain (36-36), Kim Shipman (37-35); Cn Davim d. Robert Morris 8-15, 15-10, 16-14, Rarick (36-36); Susan Tonkin (35-37). 15-5 Akron d. SI.

Francis 15-5, 15-2, 13-15, 15-4 Cleveland Slate d. Maryland-Baltimore Coun Amateur Individual high games and series and team high games and series in area leagues: Colonial-Friday Senior Cilitens: Jim Boston 256-660, Charlie Davis 245, Helen Hurr 201-569, Mulie Parks 192. Stonehedege-Gorbach Senior Cltiiens: McLeod Munnerlvn 267-712, Carl Frame 246-649, Russ Edwards 232-636. Rollawav-Classic Trio: Barb Farting 257-885, Norma Laughlin 241, The Ray Co. Amateur FIRESTONE PARK YMCA Coed Broadway Bears 18.

Children's Hospital 5 K.C.'S Pub 23, UBA 9 Tiger's Cubs 9, Broadway BeaT 8 TRIPLE-D DIAMOND Roadway Express 11-13, Brlmfieid Save I 10 Famous Telephone 15-17, Hill Salvage 10 8 Shalersville Asphalt 8-12, Firsl In Sports 6-7 Dietz Landing 7-19, It's Showlime Video 2-2 (Home garnet (haded) Today Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursd ay Friday ill I II II iilijt ped Scx Rcd sx lUJLIliilBlJ 1-15 P-m. 1:35 p.m. season ty 15-10, 15-4, 15-10 Ohio d. St. Francis 5-15, 15-8, 15-12, 15-9 Dayton d.

Maryland-Baltimore County 15- 15-5, 15-5 Cleveland Slate d. Robert Morris 15-11, 15-15-6 Akron d. Marshall 15-4, 15-7, 10-15, 15-11 fc'u.