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EEST AVAILABLE COPY Ol KHOI I- Jul K'NAL Sun.la. Ma 19, Vm Hi Track and field. From Staff and Wire Reports Jaster Leaves UNM For Job With Braves -v -at i.fc- Villi Vi. University of New Mexico assistant baseball coach Larry Jaster announced Friday night that he will leave the program to take a coaching job in the Atlanta Braves' organization. Jaster, who has been at UNM'for four years and is given credit for the vast improvement in the Lobo pitching staff, will coach for the Sumpter Braves in the Class A South Atlantic League.

Jaster finished his major league career with the Braves, and also pitched for the St. Louis Cardinals and Montreal Expos. He received his master's degree in physical education in 1977 from UNM. Before joining head coach Vince Cappelli, he was head baseball coach" at Coronado High School in Colorado Springs, Colo. Jaster's son, Scott, was an early draft choice by the New York Mets in January's supplemental draft.

Scott, a Cibola High graduate, finished second in the nation in batting average, hitting .556 at Trinidad (Colo.) State. More Baseball Brigham Young came back from a disastrous first game to topple Hawaii 6-4 on Saturday and earn its sixth Western Athletic Conference baseball championship. The Rainbows trounced BYU 26-14 in the day's first game, forcing a final and losing match-up against the renewed vigor of the Cougars. The championship gives Brigham Young, the WAC Northern Division Champions and now 47-23 on the season, an automatic slot in the National Collegiate Athletic Association regional playoffs that begin next Thursday at eight sites around the country. Jal defeated Tularosa 7-6 Saturday in the Class AA A state baseball championship game played at Albuquerque Academy.

Veteran pitcher Larry Gura, twice an 18-game winner for the Kansas City Royals, was placed on waivers Saturday for the purpose of giving him an unconditional release. The action was taken to make room on the roster for outfielder Lonnie Smith, who was acquired Friday from the National League's St. Louis Cardinals for minor league outfielder John Morris. Track And Field Czechoslovakian "Wonder Woman," Jarmila Kratochvilova, scored a difficult double in the 400 and 800 meters Saturday in the Pepsi Invitational Track and Field Meet. 'J 1 Lovington, Eldorado Girls Win Florence Leads Eagles: Wildcats Defend Crown By Eddie Candelaria JOURNAL CORRESPONDENT There was little doubt that Eldorado and Lovington had the best girls' track teams in the state.

It was simply a matter of making it official. Led by high-point individual, Terri Florence, who finished with 23 points, the Golden Eagles capped off a perfect season by winning their first state crown Saturday at Wilson Stadium. They finished with 79 Vi points, comfortably ahead of second-place Hobbs which had 45. Alamogordo finished third with 23; while Del Norte was fourth with 21 points. It was the Eagles' lOth-straight meet victory this year.

And, in the Class AAA competition, the Wildcats had little trouble defending their crown as they placed first in six events and finished with 70 points. Tucumca-ri was the runner-up with 58, followed by Aztec with 30, God-dard with 21 and Robertson with 17. In AAAA, Florence easily defended her title in the 100- and 200-meter dashes with times of 25.62 and 58.59, respectively. But the Eagle senior was upset in the long jump competition by Hobbs sophomore Cassandra White who leaped a record 19-2V4, easily besting the previous mark of 19-flat set back in 1980 by Lynnae Warren of Highland. Florence placed second with a jump of 18-4V2, followed by Carlsbad's Patricia Green at 17-9V2.

In the run, Gallup senior Verna Woody won her second consecutive title in the event by beating favored Del Norte runner Yvette Haran. Woody surpassed her own state record by almost 20 seconds, clocking a 10:13.20. Haran followed with a 10:14.57. In Class AAA, Tucumcari's Lynne Frey won high-point honors with 24 points. She placed first in the long jump with a leap of 1734; and won the high jump, clearing the bar at 5-6.

Other double winners included Lovington's Amy Bellah who easily defended her 100- and 200-meter titles with times of 25.62 and 58.59, respectively. And Hot Springs senior Wendi Miller won the shot put and discus, breaking her own records in the shot. And, she broke a 10-year-old record in the discus with a hurl of 128-1. The previous effort was registered by Tucumcari's Tammy Foote who had a 124-8 back in 1975. Rattler Michelle Montoya captured both the and 800-meter runs, winning both those events for the second straight year.

She clocked a 4:58.08 in the 1,500, finishing ahead of Laura MacLehose of Albuquerque Academy. She ran the 800 meters in a time of 2:22.70. 4 4" i JOURNAL PHOTO MARK HOLM JOURNAL Steve Brawley of Eldorado, left, and David Maez of Rio Grande duel in the 800-meter run at Saturday' meet. Maez won the race for the second straight year. state track Go East AAAA, AAA Crowns lamogordo, Lovington Boys' Teams Capture State Titles in Runaway By Frank Maestas JOURNAL SPORTS WRITER Hobbs sprinter Markus Terrell won the 100 and 200, but was thwarted in his bid for a triple when he was upset in the 400 meters.

Terrell had set a state record in Friday's preliminaries at 48.3. But in Saturday's finals he had to settle for third as Alamogordo's Keith Robinson just nipped Sandia's Chris Crane at the tape. Robinson was second in last year's meet. Rio Grande junior David Maez was successful in his bid to repeat as the 800 meter champion. Another AAAA repeater was Del Norte's Glenn Morgan in the 3,000 with a state record time of 8:39.9.

Lovington was led by sprinter James Hilliard. Hilliard was easily the outstanding athlete in the AAA meet: He was a triple winner for the second straight year. He successfully defended his titles in the 100, 200 and 400 meters. The Lovington speedster had no trouble in the shorter sprints, but in the 400 he had to come from behind in the final 15 yards to nip Artesia's Cruz Juarez. Hilliard and Lovington, however, had to share a little of the glory with Ruidoso's Cisco Bob.

Bob also defended his two championships from last year the 1,500 and 3,000. He won the 1,500 in a AAA record time of 4:02.13. In the Class AAA premier event, Chris Barela of the champions nipped favorite Greg Kozlowski of St. Pius in the 300 intermediate hurdles. Kozlowski, who set a meet record of 38.2 in Friday's preliminaries, had a slight edge going over the last hurdle.

But he lost his balance and stumbled, allowing Barela to beat him to the tape. Kozlowski fell to the ground as he hit the finish line and pounded his fist on the artificial turf in frustration. He knew that miscue had cost him the gold medal. Kozlowski lay on the ground until Barela came by to console him and help him to his feet. Barela also won the 110 low hurdles in 14.63, .33 seconds under the state record he set Friday in the preliminaries.

The other double winner in AAA was Lovington's Robert Gonzales. He defended his title in the shot on Friday and came back to capture the javelin on Saturday. One defending champion failed in his attempt to repeat St. Pius' Greg Williams. He was be'aten by two inches in the long jump by Richard Williams of Deming.

The winning leap was 22-4. Boxing Rocky Lockridge was favored to successfully defend his World Boxing Association junior lightweight title for the third time today against Wilfredo Gomez of Puerto Rico, who wants another title. Auto Racing Brazil's Ayrton Senna in a Lotus-Renault captured his third straight pole position Saturday in tense final qualifying for Sunday's 43rd Monaco Grand Prix. Terry Labonte was the top qualifier Saturday to take the pole for NASCAR's Grand National Budweiser 500 stock car race at Dover Downs International Speedway. Golf Corey Pavin shot a 2-under-par 68 and stretched his lead to five shots Saturday in the third round of the $500,000 Colonial National Invitation Tournament.

Pavin, who has led or shared the lead all the way, completed three rounds in 198, matching the tournament record and equaling the low 54-hole total of the year. It wasn't even close. Alamogordo won four events and scored in 12 events, and Lovington took nine firsts as the two east-side powers captured the boys' Class AAAA and AAA -track and field championships on Saturday at Wilson Stadium. Alamogordo won its crown with 66 points. Del Norte was second with 31 Vi.

Las Cruces Mayfield was third with 29'2 points followed by Hobbs with 24 and Eldorado with 22'j. Meanwhile, the Wildcats had no competition in winning their second straight AAA championship. Lovington had 78 points followed by Grants with 40, St. Pius with 28 and Ruidoso with 26. As if Alamogordo needed any help, it got it anyway, and early, from district rival Hobbs.

The Eagles easily won the first race of the evening, the 400 relay, but were disqualified for passing out of the zone on the first exchange. That elevated Alamogordo to first and earned them 10 points. Alamogordo took only four firsts, but it won three relays and was second in the other for a total of 37 points. Scoreboard. 400 Meter Relay 1.

Eldorado, 48.79. 2. Hobbs. 49.27. 3, Albuquerque High, 49.75.

4, Carlsbad. 49 81. 5, Del Norte. 50.11.6. Ctovis, 51.15.

400 Meters 1, Tina Hodge, West Mesa. 57.57. 2. Debbie Garcia. Roswel.

58.03. 3, Gma Padilla. Valley, 59 36. 4, Dina Smrt. Valley, 6327.

5. Michelle Wilkams. Las Cruces, 63.58. 6. Katrine Rotas, Santa Fe.

63.83. 300 Meter Hurdles 1, Sandra Crowe. Alamogordo, 44 91 2, Debbie Garcia, Roswell, 45.37. 3, Rachel Obenshain, Atxjquerque High, 45.64. 4, Ann Frost, Farrrington, 46.47.

5, Cheryl 222.70. 2, Ekzabeth Coteon. Silver City, 222.99. 3. Kim Spangler, Btoomfield, 22426.

4. Kelly Young, Lcwngton, 22521 5, Kathleen Schuttz, Los Lunas, 226 75. 6. Andrea Haw-Ions. St.

Pius, 228.14. Medley Relay 1. Lovington, 1:5260. 2. Aztec, 153.72.

3, Tucumcari, 154 61. 4, Belen, 155.20. 5, Btoomfield, 1:57.82. 200 Meters 1, Amy Bellah, Lovington, 25 62. 2, Wainy Richardson, Belen, 26 40.

3, Peggy Fowler, Cobre, 26 69. 4, Phyllis Sategna, Btoomfield, 27.10. 5, Dee Dee Sanders, Hot Spnngs, 27.46. 6, Jane Rocha, St. Michael's, 27.96.

1,600 Meter Relay 1, Lovington, 404 06, state record, old record, 404.2, by Robertson, 1981. 2, Robertson, 408 68. 3, Tucumcari. 408 94. 4, Belen, 4:14.88.

5, Monarty, 4:16.31. 6, Silver City, 4:16.43. Aztec 30; 4, Goddard 21; 5, Robertson 17; 6, Hot Springs 16; 7. Silver City 15; 8 (be), Academy, Btoomfield 11; 10 (be), Raton, Belen, Cobre 10; 13, Monarty 14, St. Pius 15 (be).

Grants, Kirtland Central 17 (be), Deming, Zuni 3: 19(be). Los Lunas, West Las Vegas 1 20 (be), Artesia. Pojoaque, Portales, Socorro, St. Michael Tohatoni 0. Long Jump 1, Lynne Frey.

Tucumcari, 17-3. 2, Tracey Spence, Aztec, 17-2. 3, Tammy Spangler, Btoomfield, 16-8. 4, Suzanne Gonzales, Robertson, 16-6. 5, Lashawn Green, Aztec.

16-5 6, K.C. Goodwin, Academy, 16-5 Discus 1, Wendy Milter, Hot Spnngs, 128-1, state record, old record, 124-8, by Tammy Foote, Tucumcari, 1975. 2. Lyrka Sierra, Silver City, Apnl Rogers, Lovington, 113-5. 4, Vanedo Scott.

Lovington, 1 10-9. 5, Cathy Crow, Lovington, 108-9. 6, Margarete Dominguez. Deming, 103-5 400 Meter Relay 1 Lovington, 50 59. Markus Terrell, Hobbs, 49.16.

4, Tom Box, Carlsbad, 49.18. 5, Tony Gonzales, Alamogordo. 50 23. (Terrell set state record of 48.3 in Friday's prekminanes. Old record.

48 4 by Calvin Ofworth, Alamogordo, 1980). 300 Meter Hurdle 1, Lester Lynton, Ctovis, 39.70. 2, Anthony Branch, Alamogordo, 40.13 3, Duane Sinclair. Eldorado. 40.34.

4. Rusty Ray, Eldorado, 40 99. 5, John Mnster, Gallup, 41.06. 6, Keith Rivera. Manzano, 41.11.

800 Meters 1 David Maez, Rio Grande, 1 55.53. 2, Steve Brawley, Eldorado, 1 58.05. 3, Raymond Lar-ranga, Santa Fe, 158.73. 4, Tom Romero, Cibola 158.77. 5.

Troy Alvarez, Las Cruces, 158 87. 6. Jose Torres, Mayfield, 200 36. Medley Relay 1, Alamogordo 333.07. 2, Highland, 335.56.

3, Roswell, 335.77. 4, Mayfield. 336.21. 5. West Mesa, 336 43.

6. Ctovis. 337.33. 200 Meters 1, Markus Terrel, Hobbs, 21.64. 2, Dariyt Daniels.

Mayfield, 22 05. 3, Chris Warren, Fammgton, 22 34. 4, Darryl White, Alamogordo, 22.81. 5, Tom Box, Carlsbad, 22 86. 6, Mike Walsh, Cibola, 23.12.

3,000 Meters 1. Glenn Morgan, Del Norte, 839.90, state record, ok) record, 8:45 3, by Mica Comstock, Del Norte, 1981. 2, Roger Knows-His-Gun, Sandia, 8:51 .75. 3, Paul Morgan, Alarncigordo, 902.62. 4, Mike Prentice, Sandia, 905.32.

5, Max Sappenfiel, Los Alamos, 9O6 50. 6, Andy Gray, Del Norte, 9:15.18. 1,600 Meter Relay 1, Roswell, 321.10. 2, Alamogordo, 322.58. 3, Highland.

323.15. 4. Carlsbad. 327 42. 5, Sandia, 327.43.

6, Ctovis, 328.09. GIRLS Team 1 Eldorado 79; 2, Hobbs 45; 3, Alamogordo 23; 4, Del Norte 21; 5 (tie). Highland, Mayfield 17; 7, Sandia 15; 8, West Mesa 14; 9 (tie), RosweD, Albuquerque High 12; 11, Gallup It; 12, Santa Fe 10; 13, i. uoooara. su.i 3, vziec, 50 95 4, Hobert- Meter AAAA State Tournament son, 52.38 5, Raton, 52.67.

100 Hurdles 1 Lynne Frey, Tucumcari, 14 94. 2, Lashawn Green, Aztec, 15.0. 3, Janie Dugas, St. Pius, 16.09. 4, Rosemary Hobby, Goddard, Championship Carlsbad 4, Los Alamos 3 Carlsbad 002 101 04 8 2 LosAkunos 100 110 03 8 4 Dina Navarette and Donna Anaya.

Kerry Honsinger and Katie Young Navarette Honsinger 3B LA Honsinger; Lea BenefieW 22-3, LA 13-12. Consolation Valley 8, West Mesa 7 Valley 201 113 0-8 7 10 WestMesa in 202 07 8 10 Annette Garcia and Victoria Quintana. Virginia Gutierrez, Pam Chosa (6), Gutierrez (7) and Andrea Martin. Garcia. Chosa 15-7-1, WM 15-8.

Brooks. 4 minutes, 33.59 seconds. 2, Claudette Groenendaal. Oregon, 433.62. 3, Darlene Bedford, Liberty AC, 434 42.

2001, Valerie Bnscotooks. World Class TC, 22.24 seconds (wa). 2, Mertene Ottey-Page, Los Angeles TC 22.25. 3. Florence Griffith, World Class TC 22.57.

Discus 1, Loma Griffin, Nike, 194 feet. 2, Laura DeSnoo, San Oiego 181-8 3 Tom Lutjens, UCLA, 170-0. 400 1, Jarmila Kratochvilova, Czechoslovakia, 49 89 seconds. 2, Diane Dixon, Atoms TC, 50.88. 3, Choo Choo Kmghten.

52.17. Shot Put 1, Ramona Ebert Pagel, 62 feet, 5 inches. 2, Peggy rollock. Coast Athletics, 56. 3, Lorraine Costanzo, Arizona, 51 -1 1 y4.

AAAA Championships BOYS Team 1, Alamogordo 66; 2. Del Norte 31V; 3. Mayfield 29V 4 (He), Carlsbad, Hobos 24; 6, Eldorado 22Vi; 7, Roswell 22; 8, Manzano 21; 9, Highland 20; to. Sandia 13; 11, West Mesa 11; 12, Ctovis 10; 13, Rio Grande 10; 14 (tie), Gallup, Albuquerque High 16, Farmington 17, Santa Fe 18, Las Cruces 19 (be), Valley, Cibola 21, Los Alamos t. Discus 1, Alan Padilla, Manzano.

155-10. 2, Matt Russo. Highland. 152-2. 3, Ed Jones, Mayfield, 147-3.

4. Danny Mowers. Santa Fe, 146-9. 5. Allen Asbury, Carlsbad, 145-7.

6, Derrick Morkel, Alamogordo. 141-0. Javelin 1, Paul Lopez, Manzano, 197-6. 2. James PadiSa, West Mesa, 185-9.

3, Chris Ware, West Mesa. 172-8. 4, Allen Asbury, Carlsbad, 171-9. 5, Jimmy Rapp, Mayfield, 168-5. 6, Chris Guevara, Valley, 167-11.

Pole Vault I Ron Wheeler, Manzano, 13-6. 2, Jeff Zuniga, Carlsbad, 13-0. 3, (be) Scotty Pierce, Alamogordo, 1 2-6 and Dan Hofton, Eldorado, Albert LaJeunesse, West Mesa, 12-0. 6, Joe Gallegos, Highland, 11-6. 110 Meter Hurdles 1, Cecil Lynn, Del Norte, 14.21.

2, Duane Sinclair, Eldorado, 14.63. 3, Fieddie Letlall, Mayfield. 14.69. 4, Lester Lynton, Ctovis, 14.96. 5, Trini Avila, Afcuquerque High, 15.55.

6. Trent Henderson, Los Alamos, 15.66. (Lynn tied state record of 14.2 set by Shawn Taylor, Eldorado, in 1984). 100 Meters 1, Markus Terrell, Hobbs, 10.64. 2, Cecil Lynn, Del Norte, 10.73.

3, Danyl Daniels, Mayfield, 10.78. 4, Steve Monk, Valley, 10.91. 5, Anthony Branch, Alamogordo, 10.95. 6, Chris Harris, Hobbs, II. 22.

Long Jump 1, Greg Peterson, Gallup, 233. 2, Howard Jackson, Alamogordo, 22-5. 3, Cecil Lynn, Del Norte, 22-2 4, Ramon Carrasco, Las Cruces, 22-2. 5, Fred Laffal, Mayfield, 22-0. 6.

Anthony Hal, Ctovis, 21-5. 800 Meter Relay 1, Alamogordo, 1:29 51. 2, Roswell, 1:30.60. 3, Mayfield, 1 31 .29. 4.

Carlsbad, 1 31 .96. 5. Las Cruces, 132.14. 6, Farmington, 132 23. 400 Meter Relay 1, Alamogordo, 42.93.

2, Eldorado, 42.97. 3, Carlsbad, 43.22. 4, Highland, 43.23. 5, Clevis, 43.23. (Hobbs disqualified for lane violation).

Shot Put 1, Jeff Henderson, Hobbs, 56-6. 2, Sam Fam-brough, Alamogordo, 55-2. 3. Alan Asbury, Carlsbad, 53-7. 4, Gene Tiemey, West Mesa, 533.

5, Matt Russo, Highland, 51-7. 400 Meters 1, Keith Robinson, Alamogordo, 49.02. 2, Chris Crane, Sandia, 49.14. 3, 21-7. 5, Jeoftrey Gnego, Beien, 21-5.

6, Dan Tenono, Socorro, 21-2 400 Meter Relay 1, Lovington, 43.78. 2, Belen, 43 90. 3. Ruidoso. 44 68.

4, Socorro, 44 88. 5, Silver City, 51 .78. (Lovington set stale record of 43 1 in Friday's preliminaries Old record. 43 5, Lovington in 1983). 110 Meter Hurdles 1, Chris Barela, Lovington, 14 63.

2, Jon Burk, Silver City, 14 69. 3, Jeoftrey Griego, Belen, 15.10. 4, Greg Kostowski, St. Pius, 15 26. 5, Scott Steftan, Aztec, 15 32.

6, Dion White, Belen, 15.72. (Barela set state record ol 14.3 in Fnday's preliminaries. Old record, 14 5, in 19S2, by Marts Dunn, Lovington). 1,500 Meters 1, Cisco Bob, Ruidoso, 402.13. state retord.

old record, 407 0, by Phil Armip, St. Pits. 1980. 2, Manuel lane, Tohatchi, 409 05 3. Tommy Gonzales.

Grants. 4:11 08. 4, Albert Choptto, Zuni, 4:15.27. 5. Gerald Fulton, Shtprock, 4:16 0.

6, Keith Placencio, Cobre, 4:17.66. 100 Meters 1, James Hilliard, Lovington, 10.76 2, Howard Lackey, Grants, 1085. 3, Dru Ruebush. Silver City, 11 00. 4, Richard Williams, Deming, 11.13.

5, Hubert Damon, Wingate, 11.19. 6, Jim Gallaher, Socorro, 1 1 .20 800 Meter Relay 1 Grants, 131.82. 2, Lovinqton, 1:31.86. 3, St, Pius, 1 31 .89. 4.

(be) Tucumcan, 1 33 35 and Silver City, 133.35. 6. Ruidoso, 1:34 32 400 Meter Relay 1, Lovington, 43 78. 2. Belen.

43 90. 3. Ruidoso, 44.68. 4, Socorro, 44 88. 5.

Silver City, 51 .78. (Lovington set stale record of 43.1 in Friday's preliminaries. Ok) record, 43 5, by Lovington in 1983). 400 Meters 1, James Hilliard, Lovington, 4962. 2, Cruz Juarez, Artesia, 49.76.

3, Pat Saavedra. Grants, 50.62. 4, Darren Chavez, Grants, 51 .24. 5, Richard Williams, Deming, 51.28, 6. Hubert Damen, Winqate, 5t 70.

High Jump 1, (be) Scott Stefian, Aztec, 6-4 and Dwayne Hayden, Robertson, 6-4. 3, Chris Trujillo, Lovington, 6-2. 4, (he) Todd Mannon, Hot Spnngs, 6-0 and Cedric Haughawaut, Portales. 60. 6, (tie) Jess Biggs, Btoomfield, 5-10 and Jay Worden, Artesia, 5-10.

300 Meter Hurdles 1, Chns Barela, Lovington, 38 67. 2, Greg Kozlowski, St. Pius, 38.76. 3, Alan Tapia. Monarty, 39.70.

4, Jeoffrey Gnego, Belen, 39.91. 5, Donme Rundetl, Goddard, 39 95. 6, Richard Bla-zievich, Grants, 40.23. (Kozlowski set state record of 38.3 in Fnday's preliminaries. Old record, 39.4, hy Richard Blaziewch, Grants, 1984).

800 Meters 1, Matt Kelly, St Pius, 1 59.34. 2, James Baca. Los Lunas, 1 59 55. 3, Jeff Willis, Socorro, 1 59 80 4, Albert Chipio, Zuni, 222.0 5. Melvin Lee, Wingate, 201.24.

6, Troy Montoya. Tucumcan, 202 04 Medley Relay 1, West Las Vegas. 33814. 2, Ruidoso, 339.37. 3, Artesia, 339 42.

4, Los Lunas, 3:40.34 5. Monarty, 34292. 200 Meters 1 James Hilkard. Lovington, 21 80. 2, Howard Lackey, Grants, 21.85 3.

Dru Ruebush, Silver City, 22.55. 4, Daryl Cunningham, Aztec. 22.72. 5, Greq Kozlowski, St. Plus, 2346 1,600 Meter Relay Grants.

324 94. 2, West Las Vegas, 32706. 3, Btoomfield, 329 10. 4, Los Lunas, 329.96. 5, Academy, 330.77.

6, Lovington (disqualified). Lovington set state record ot 323.97 in Fnday's prelirmnanes. Old record, 324.1 by Lovinqton. 1984. GIRLS Team 1 Lovington 70; 2, Tucumcari 58; 3, Pepsi Invitational LOS ANGELES (AP) Saturday results ki the Pepsi Invitational track and Field Meet at UCLA's Drake Stadium (al race distances tn meters unless otherwise noted): MEN JavaUn 1, Bob Roggy, Adidas, 300 feet, to Inches.

2, Tom Petranoft, Athletics West, 297-11. 3, Duncan Atwood, Athletics West. 275-5. 4, Tom Jadwm, unattached, 268-1. 5, Mike Bamett, unattached.

258-6. 110 Hurdle 1, Andre Philips, Work) Class TC, 1332 seconds. 2. Al Joyner. Athletics West, 13 69 3.

James McCraney, Stars A Stripes TC, 13.74. UXU 1. Doug Paoia, Athletics West, 7 minutes, 50.4 seconds. 2, Ray Wicksel, Puma, 750.9. 3, Rat Wyns, Iowa St, 752.5.

MM -1 Joaquim Cruz, Brazil, 3 minutes, 53.19 seconds. 2, Steve Scott, Toer TC, 353.20. 3, Jack Buckner, Great Britain, 3:44.61. Long Jump 1, Carl Lewis, Santa Monica TC, 28 teet, 9V inches (wa). 2, Mike Powell, 2fr9.

3, Wifce Banks, 26-5. 400 -1 Innocent Eqburnke, Azusa Pacific, 45.15 seconds. 2, Carrel Robinson. Los Angeles TC, 45.16. 3, Sunday Ub.

Iowa 45.75. BOO 1, Johnny Gray, Santa Monica TC, 1 minute, 44.72 seconds. 2, Bdy ConcheHah, Los Angeles TC, 1 45.50. 3, Jose Barbosa. Brazil, 1 :45.54.

Shot Put 1, Kevin Atkins. Atretics West, 70 feet 6 inches. 2, Gregg Tarralts, Stars ft Stnpas TC, 69-3. 3, Augie Wert. Adidas.

68-2W. Pole Vault-1, MikeTuly, NY AC, 18 feet, 10U inches. 2, Bitty Olson. Pacific Coast Club, 3, Doug Fraley, Fresno 18-2. Dtcu Czechoslovakia, 226 feet, 5 inches.

2, Gepa Valent, Czechoslovakia, 220-8. 3. Knut rfeftnes, Norway, 215-2 High Jump 1, Lee Baton. Stars 1 Stnpes, 7 feet, 6V inches 2, Jimmy Howard, Pacrfic Coast Club, 7-5. 3, Brian Stanton, Stars Stripes TC, 7-5.

WOMEN 100 1 Alice Brown. World Class TC, 11 .1 seconds. 2, Jennifer Irmiss, Atoms TC, 112. 3, Grace Jackson, Atoms TC, 11.3. 4, Shern Howard, Cal State-Los Angeles, 11.4.

5, Pam Marshal, Los Angeles TC, 11.5 (ad times hand-timed). lOOHurdtes 1, Pam Page Los Angeles TC, 13.14 seconds. 2, Gail Devers, UCLA, 13.16. 3, Candy Young, Puma, 13 24 4 Jeanette BrjMen, Work) Class TC, 1331. 5 Jane Frederick, Athletics West, 13.69.

400 Intermediate Hurdles 1, Latanya Sheffield, San Diego State, 55.23 seconds. 2, Sandra Farmer, UCLA, 55.75. 3, Tonya Brown, World Class TC, 55.87. 4, Judl Brown-King, Athletics West 57 99. 5.

Sharneffa Barksdaie, Puma, 58.12. 800 1, Jarmila Kratochvilova, Czechoslovakia, 2 minutes, 0.72 seconds. 2, Kim Gatagher, Los Angeles TC, 201.43. 3, Renee Ross, San Diego State, 2:02.88. 4, Joetta Clark, Athletics West 203.7 (hand-timedV 5, Doriarme Lambelet, Athletics West, 205,73.

Long Jump 1, Cynthia Henry, UTEP, 21 feet 3V inches. 2, Wendy Brown, Southern Cal, 20-2. 3. Janet Harvey, Stars Stnpes TC, 20-2. Mile 1, Ruth Wysocki, lauenrner, tuoraoo, 6, lonya Dawson, Ctovts, 49.11.

(Debbie Garcia set state record 0 44.9 in Friday's pretaninaries. Ok) record, 45 8, by Tonya Thompson, Manzano, 1984). 800 Meters 1, Carmen Richardson, Eldorado, 2:18.47. 2. Josie Wurst, Santa Fe, 220 45.

3. Gwen Wilknk, Cibola. 221.72. 4, Momque Ecker, Eldorado. 221.81.

5. Juke Farrer. Las Cruces, 222.22. 6, Ketsha Reed. Alamogordo, 222.27.

Medley Relay 1. Eldorado. 150.73. 2, Highland, 151.25. 3, Mayfield, 152.18.

4, Del Norte, 15262. 5, Ctovis, 153.37. 6, Roswell, 155.36. 200 Meters 1, Teri Florence, Eldorado, 25.06. 2, Tina Hodge, West Mesa, 25.60.

3, Cassandra White, Hobbs. 25.76. 4, Rosalyn Powdrel, Albuquerque High, 26.41. 5, Btscayne Singleton, Roswell, 26.54. 6.

Kena Stewart, Mayfield, 27.20. 3,000 Meters 1, Verna Woody, Gallup, 10:13.20, state record, old record, 1032.9, by Woody. 1984. 2, Yvette Haran, Del Norte, 10:14.57. 3, Dee Dee Bazan, Eldorado, 1028.28.

4, Cindy Herhahn. Sandia, 10:33.73. 5, Carolyn Gallagher, Eldorado, 10:53.45. 6, Christ! Davis, Rio Grande, 11:18.66. 1,600 Meter Rstey 1, Eldorado, 401.11.

2, Alamogordo, 404.19. 3, Mayfield, 406 55. 4, Del Norte, 409.45. 5, Roswell, 409.52. 6, Valley, 4:16.26.

AAA Championships BOYS Team 1, Lovington 78: 2, Grants 40; 3, St. Pius 28; 4. Ruidoso 26; 5, West Las Vegas 20; 6, Silver City 19; 7 (be), Aztec. Belen 13; 9, Los Lunas 1 10 (be), Deming. Artesia 10; 1 2 (be), Btoomheld, Socorro, Tohatchi 15 (tie), Raton, Academy 17, Portales 18 (be), Robertson, Moriarty, Bernalillo, Zuni 22 (tie), Tucumcari, Goddard, Hot Springs 25 (be), Wingate, Cobre 27, Srnprack 1 28 (be), St.

Michael's, Taos, Pofoaque, NMMI, Kirtland Central 0. Javelin 1, Derek Knester, Silver City, 189-11. 2, Anthony Aragon. Grants, 188-2. 3.

Rob Gallegos, St. Pius. 173-2. 4. John Vigil.

Los Lunas, 172-0. 5, Tom Harvey, Artesia, 169-5. 6, Clay Decker, Silver City, 167-0. Discus 1. Robert Gonzales, Lcvington, 145-2.

2, Scott Stewart. Raton, 141-3. 3, Steve Allen, Academy, 133-11. 4, Larry Lopez, Cobre, 133-6. 5, Corded Tso, BIcornfteld, 129-9.

6, Simon Rudder, Aztec, 127-1. Pole Vault 1 Mike Contreras, Lovington, Danny lucero, Portales, 13-0. 3, (be) David Sanchez, BIcornfteld, 12-6, Richard Windham, Lovington, 12-6, and Miguel Garcia, Goddard, 12-6. 6, Mark McKnight, Aztec, 12-0. Long Jump 1, Richard Wilkams, Deming, 22-4.

2, Greg Wilkams, St Pius, 22-2. 3. Scott Steftan, Aztec, 21-8. 4, Manny Garcia, St. Pius, io.aj.

namara Adams, silver city, 16.24. 6, Pilar Hernandez, Robertson. 16.25. (Green set state record of 14 82 in Fnday's prefcminanes, ok) record. 15 3, 1980, by Jeannie Murphy, Tularosa).

3,000 Meters 1, Laura Madeh-ose. Academy, 1106.2. state record, old record, 1 1 :10.03, by Theresa Pacheco, West Las Vegas, 1983 2, Trisha Shunva, Grants, 1 1 27 48. 3, Mona Owetone, Zuni, 1 1 39 38. 4, Jillene Smth.

Robertson, 1154 52. 5, Mary Page, Tucumcan, 1156.41. 6, Michelle Nakai, Kirtland Central, 1 1 59 41 1,500 Meters 1 Michelle Montoya, Tucumcari, 4:58 08. 2, Laura Maclehose, Academy, 401 09. 3, Ber-nice Jaunque, Silver City, 5:1396 4, Mary Page, Tucumcan, 523.18.

5, Arabella Cresptn, West Las Vegas, 524.82. 6, Tnsha Shuliva, Grants. 525 21 100 Meters 1 Lilly Jones, Lovington, 12 66. 2, June Wengert, Raton, 12.74. 3.

Peggy Fowler, Cobre, 12.76. 4, Toni Otte, Aztec, 12 77. 5, Teresita Gonzales. St Pius. 12 85.

6. Phyllis Sategna, Btoomfield, 12 90. 800 Meter Relay 1, Tucumcari 1:47.13. 2, Aztec, 1:4715. 3, Lovington, 1:47.78.

4, Robertson, 1:49 88. 5. Raton 1:50.23. 6, Artesia, 151.0. High Jump 1, Lynne Frey, Tucumcari, 5-6, bes state record set by Frey and Cara Pnddy, Kirtland Central, 1981.

2, Shannon Ortiz, Raton, 5-4. 3, Lisa Gonzales, Silver City, 52. 4, (tie) Phyllis Sategna, Btoomheld. 50 and Polly Burfiend, or 5-0 6, (be) Donna Trujillo. and Becky Tipton, Los Lunas.

4-10. 400 Meters 1, Amy BeHah. Lovington, 58 89. 2, Jennie Schaefer, llonarty, 59 98. 3, Darlene Holland, Deming, 6040.

4, Rose Baxter, Lovinqton, 61 44. 5. Sue Scatkfte, Goddard, 61 48. 6. Cynthia Martinez, Btoomfield.

61.56. 300 Meter Hurdles 1. Rosemary Hobby, Goddard, 47.10. 2, Gaytene Lamoraux, Cobre, 47.45. 3, Jeannie Schaefer, Moriarty, 48.23.

4, Donita Skinner, Goddard, 48 36. 5. Janine Dugas, St. Pius, 48 47. 6, Kama Robinson, Btoomfield, 48.54.

(Hobby set state record of 462 in Fnday's preliminaries Old record, 47 3, hy Linley Brummel. St. Pius. 1984). 800 Meters 1, Michelle Montoya, Tucumcari, uansoaa in; 14, t-amwigton 15, valley 16, Las Cruces 17 (be), Los Alamos, Cibola 18, Ctovis 2.

Discus 1, Lisa Lpngerot Sandia, 124-4. 2, Renee Berry, Hobbs, 116-6. 3, Ramona Brooks, Hobbs, 108-3. 4, Chris Holder, Cibola, 105-7. 5.

Joan DeLaPena Las Cruces, 104-10. 6, Lena Wilson, West Mesa, 92-8. Long Jump 1, Cassandra White, Hobbs. 19-2, state record, old record, 19-0, by Lynnae Warren, Highland, I960. 2, Teri Florence, Eldorado, 18-4.

3, Patricia Green, Carlsbad, 17-9. 4, (tie) Baisayn Singleton, Rosv4.ll. 17-4 and Rosatyn Powdrel, Abuquer-que High, 17-4. 6, Becky Feverhard, Los Alamos, 16-4. 100 Meters 1, Ten Florence, Eldorado, 12.02.

2, Cassandra White. Hobbs, 12.40. 3, Tina Hodge, West Mesa, 12.45. 4, Tanya Florence, Eldorado, 12.51. 5.

Becayne Singleton, Roswel, 12.63. 6, Pat Green, Carlsbad, 12.91. Shot Put 1. Renee Berry, Hobbs, 40-7. 2, Sonya Rice, Hobbs, 38-9: 3, Lisa Longerot, Sandia, 38-5.

4, Yvonne Cheadle, Roswell, 38-2. 5, Chris Holder, Cibola, 36-11. 800 Meter Relay 1, Eldorado, 1:43.91. 2, Highland, 1:45.76. 3, Hobbs, 1:46.99.

4, Del Norte, 1:4739. 5, Ctovts. 150.03. 100 Meter Hurdles 1, Sandra Crowe, Alamogordo, 14.70. 2, Ann Frost Farrnington, 14.82.

3, Susan Kreis, Highland, 14.89. 4, Cheryl Guenther, Eldorado, 15.01. 5. Rachel Obenshain, Albuquerque Ugh, 15.74. 6, Tonya Dawson, Ctovis, 16.90.

BASEBALL American League KANSAS CITY ROYALS Waived Larry Gura. pitcher, for the purpose of giving rum his unconditional release. TEXAS RANGERS Placed Tommy Dunbar, outfielder, on the 15-day disabled 1st. Called up Oddibe McDowell, outfielder, from Oklahoma City of the American Association. National League NEW YORK METS Named Glenn Abbott pitching coach lor their Little Falls affiliate of the New York Penn League BASKETBALL United States Basketball League LONG ISLAND KNIGHTS Cut Andre Hawkins and Miles McPartland, centers, Daryl Odum and Bob McNamee, guards, and Maurice Santord, forward.

FOOTBALL National Football League NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed Dave Waymer, comerback, to a one-year contract. United States Football League SAN ANTONIO GUNSLINGERS Announced the resignation of Jim Bates, head coach. Named Gil Steinke head coach..