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LOS ANGELES TIMES THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1996 C15 in Ths eh Sports NEWSW1RE World Cup Cricket Fans Riot TV TODAY By MARK RATZKY TrWtaifjf, 49tfi MA (I M-Mait Hmmk Weatkstnrat Peat 4:46 ml FUST RACE. 1 a Trat EattrkJgoStai Embroidery Genessot They Cal Me Fish Thtstan MagMMtasae MAGHA MrSSHi (9-5) takes a drop in doss and could be hard to colar with Lou. TtMSTAN (5-2) Ntt hart with this kind and ftgunt to bt motoring kite. GEfCSSEE (3-1) hat good sp and figures to push the aactiona. SECONO RACE, a Paoa.

liana. Pane 83.900. Brta Tcots Kennedy HawartanPrjoky ArnarettoStar RapidPeppar Don't Cat Me Bev SpicyMuchacha Tricky Peel RAPID PEPPER (2-1) flew lata when she found room and just missed with simlar. BRIA(5-2) msn ton a sow win with uesomer and would be aurpilsa rkrht back torn the rat. TRICKY DEAL (3-1 made a big move to the toad then ttaoeneo out nasi THRO RACE.

1 rata Pica. Marat. Pant 13,000. GaMetoStar YmThTm Adverse Lib TroE-Cnargar Coeeen Nukes U'rnlsssneekpiayer Winsome FoNa Sport Tlma Event Channel College. 9:00 a.m.

NCAA Tournament, East Regional, 2 and 8 Basketball Bradley vs. Stanford at Providence, R.I. 1 NCAA Tournament, Southeast Regional, 2and8 Duke vs. Eastern Michigan at Indianapolis 1 Noon Women, Big West Tournament Prime Sports Championship, Hawaii vs. Pacific at Reno (tape) 4:30 p.m.

NCAA Tournament, Midwest Regional, 2 and 8 Iowa State vs. California at Dallas 7:00 p.m. NCAA Tournament, Southeast Regional, 2 and 8 UCLA vs. Princeton at Indianapolis Tennis Noon Champions Cup Tournament ESPN at Indian Wells 8:00 p.m. Women, Evert Cup Tournament, first ESPN2 semifinal at Indian Wells (delayed) Golf i 4:00 p.m.

PGA Invitational Tournament USA at Orlando, Fla. (delayed) Hockey 4:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Boston ESPN2 7:00 p.m. IHL, Chicago at Milwaukee (tape) Prime Sports Figure Skating 5:00 p.m. European Championships ESPN at Sofia, Bulgaria (tape) Pro Basketball 7:30 p.m.

Lakers at Golden State 9 and 69 Horse Racing 8:00 p.m. Santa Anita replays 56 j- I (Prime Sports, 12:30 a.m.) RADIO TODAY Sport Time Event Station Baseball 4:00 p.m. Exhibition, Dodgers vs. N.Y.Mets KABC.KWKW at Port St. Lucie, Fla.

KAVL Horse Racing 6:00 p.m. Santa Anita recalls KIEV College 7:00 p.m. NCAA Tournament, Southeast Regional, XTRA, KMAX-fm Basketball UCLA vs. Princeton at Indianapolis KAVL Pro Basketball 7:30 p.m. Lakers at Golden State KLAC I- 7:30 p.m.

Dallas vs. Clippers at Anaheim KMPC WkNSOM FOIUE (3-1) has had a race now and may be tat for her best with Piano at controls. WIN TIN TIN (7-2) was caught in dote quarters and lost her best chance tost weak. TAC-E-CHARGER (4-1) hat missed a lot of chances out looked batter in moat recent try. spired with promoter Don King to fix a fight in Chicago last summer.

The lawsuit claims Indiana fighter Craig Houk took a fall 1:19 into the first round of his fight against Chavez on July 29, 1995. Houk'8 manager, Fred Berns, said the charges were "ridiculous." "Like that fight would require fixing?" Berns said. Brian D. Robinson, 29, of Atlanta was charged with defrauding Indianapolis Colt defensive back David Tate in a case in which the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Indiana said Tate provided Robinson with $105,000 to buy stock in various businesses.

Judith A. Stewart said Robinson instead used the money to pay his own expenses. Florida State cornerback James Colzle faces up to a year in jail for beating up a man at a Tallahassee, nightclub, but a prosecutor says Colzie can expect a lighter penalty as a first offender. The Nebraska Supreme Court refused to review the case of Tyrone Williams, a Cornhusker football player charged in 1994 with discharging a firearm and using a weapon to commit a felony. His case in county court was delayed while he asked the state Court of Appeals to rule on whether prosecuting him on both charges would be double jeopardy.

Soccer Portugal qualified for the Olympic soccer tournament for the first time since the 1920s, beating Italy, 1-0, in Lisbon on a goal by Hugo Porflrio in the 18th minute. In an effort to avert the first Italian players' strike, the national federation called a meeting of top officials to mediate the settlement of some thorny issues. However, Sergio Campana, the president of the association of professional players, said he would not attend the Rome meeting. From Staff and Wire Reports Disappointed fans threw rocks and bottles, set fires and stormed the field in Calcutta on Wednesday, and officials awarded cricket's World Cup semifinal match between India and Sri Lanka to Sri Lanka. The Indian crowd of 110,000 at Eden Gardens was outraged over Sri Lanka's dominance over the Indian batsmen.

Police were needed to clear the field as fires burned in the stands and outside the stadium. The players returned after 20 minutes, but objects continued to rain down. Football The Kansas City Chiefs signed quarterback Bucky Richardson to a two-year contract. In three seasons with the Houston Oilers, Richardson, 27, started four times. Free agent safety Dana Hall, who played for the Cleveland Browns last season and for three seasons with the San Francisco 49ers before that, signed a four-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Green Bay Packers won't match the Miami Dolphins' three-year offer to wide receiverkick returner Charles Jordan. Jurisprudence A woman who became infatuated with Roberto Alomar and said she planned to murder the all-star second baseman was sentenced to nine months in jail and three years' probation in Toronto. Trfcla Miller, 31, a Canadian factory worker, was arrested July 2 after telling security officials at the SkyDome hotel that she had come to murder the Toronto Blue Jay star. A cocked and loaded handgun was found in her handbag. Alomar signed with the Baltimore Orioles in the off-season.

A lawsuit filed by Evanston, 111., promoter Jose Venzor claims World Boxing Council super-lightweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez con Miscellany 171! The designers of Atlanta's 'nbw Olympic stadium filed suit against Olympic organizers for $4 million they claim is owed for overtime spent on changes to the centerpiece of the Summer Games. 1 'ii- Prlmoz Peterka broke the normal hill record with a jump of 105 meters in the first round and held on to win his second World Cup ski jumping competition of the season at Falun, Sweden. An international team of scientists announced a breakthrough in testing for EPO, a hard-to-detect organic substance that can help athletes perform better by cramming more oxygen into their blood. New Zealand's Gavin Brady, at 22 the youngest of 10 competitors, won all four of his races on the second day of the 32nd Congressional Cup at Long Beach to move into a first-place tie with France's Thierry Peponnet, who was dealt his first loss, by four seconds to San Diego's Peter Isler. Brady and Peponnet will meet in the first round today to complete the first of two round-robins.

Names In the News Former Heisman Trophy winner and Detroit Lion running back Billy Sims said a missing persons report filed by his wife in Oklahoma is the result of a misunderstanding and he is in Detroit. Georgia guard Saudla Roundtree, Kara Wolters and Jennifer Rizzottl of Connecticut, Vickie Johnson of Louisiana Tech and Latasha Byears of DePaul make up the Associated Press Ail-American women's basketball first team. International Boxing Federation super-middleweight champion Roy Jones Jr. has signed to play for the Jacksonville Barracudas of the U.S. Basketball League.

Top-seeded but soije-shouldered Jan Slemerlnk was. upset by Martin Sinner, 6-4, 6-7 (3-7), 7-6 (7-3), in the second round of the Copenhagen Opea FOURTH RACE. I a Tnt CiaaWeait Pitna YartoReltoction Superior Motion Trytotoprnt Trotting Power Sue Am Yankee Pasta Need Help Purple Meadow YANKEE PASTA (3-1) Is going good form and gets nod wide-open trot SUPERIOR MOTION (7-2) shoots for the hat trick tonight tor Teem Ackerman. NEED HELP (4-1) has been right there al her recent Met arid hetpt make I toupi RFTN RACf. 1 ana Paw.

Mania. ClstakuJ Honey's Cam Shayrow Joanna Kendal Countest Nuevo Snow Storm OewDeienw KENDAL COUNTESS (2-1 la much batter on the front and and should rot early for leading rjrrvrf -trainer Piano. SHAYROW (5-2) comet off uma-gama win and nas nve scores at the meet NUEVO SNOW STORM (3-1) was locked kt last ume ana run no cnance. StXTII RACE. 1 a Pace.

Mlliias. Pane 83,300. RAMO INDEX: AM: KABC 790, KAVL 610 (Lancastef), KIEV 870, KLAC 570, KMPC 710, KWKW 1 330 (Spanish), XTRA 690. FM: KMAX 107.1. SOUTHLAND EVENTS ITAJntNOS AMERICAN LEAOUf NATMNALLEAQUI Pro Basketball tonprnyOea BkjAJWon AleyOopOop Great Leader Southern Power Satchmo NavyAhab Princely Table Won Ful Swing Nightcap SOUTHEHN POWER (9-5) has been linocking on the door and graduation papers await BIG AL WON (2-1) keeps making tnenaang noises for Wilson and looms main rrvaL NIGHTCAP (3-1) has been green In al hit starts but hat tome atdrty.

eWEJITH RACE. 1 nit Pact. Marat. Pant 83,000. Ctain Check Dear Amy One of Kind Janint Hi Time Lady ByaLongNoae Dixie of Loot 7:30 p.m.

Dallas vs. Clippers, Pet I Pet CaL 13 1 .929 LA 4 .667 K.C. 9 4 .692 StL 8 4 .667 Ten. 8 5 .615 N.V 8 4 .667 BaL 8 4 .600 AtL 8 4 .600 Cht 9 6 .600 Chi 7 8 .583 7 5 .583 CoL 7 8 .467 the Pond of Anaheim. Hon Racing 1 p.m.

(first post) Thorough bred racing, Santa Anita. N.Y. 7 6 .53800. 8 7 .462 Det 7 7 6 .400 8 6 .500 S.F 8 9 .400 6:45 p.m. (first post) Har 8 8 .500 PH 8 8 Ck) 6 7 .462 ao.

8 8 .385 Mm. 7 10 8 .273 Tor. 8 8 .385 Fla. 4 II .267 Ml 3 9 .250 Phi 3 9 .250 ONOFWNO(7-5)rgoriesolldrrileslnboth triet and gets the Job done tonight for Perez-KueUercorritaido (5-2) has speed and llgjres to get a good trip. DEAR AMY (3-1) Just missed after ttttng al the No Ghost This Time For RueM Note; Soft squad games count In stanrjngs; Has and games against colege team do not count i standings.

AtVenBeack kJEWVOHXIMJ 0000CM ness racing, Los Alamitos. College Sports Baseball 7 p.m. Brigham Young at CS Fuflerton. Tennis 1:30 p.m.-UCLA at USC, Marks Stadium. Volleyball 7 p.m.

USCatPepperdine. EWHTH RACE. I Pace. OatntM i 88,000. Parse $3,300.

Marine to Marine Armbra Ornate Time Marches Wrapped Wrshet Realy Good Newt CharteaCalin Peaceful Warrior Pleasure Kng The Racy Man Early Win (0-3). HtY Toronto-Huff (I). Chlcago-Veiv At Mesa Colorado 000 050 2- 7 8 0 Chicago (Ng 910 012 1-14 15 0 Freeman, Thompson (1), Vtano (6), Leskan-Ic (7) and Owens; Bulnger, Perez (5), Ward (7) nd Servers, Ortiz (7). W-Buingar (2-0). I Freeman (ML HR: Coloradr-Puiam (2).

Chiogc Woodson (1). Oakland (ss) 020 04-8 8 2 Milwaukee Oil 03-5 7 0 Wopectowskl, Briscoe (4) and WlWarns; Bones, Narokm (3), Givens (4), Mercedes (5) and Matheny, Nokat (4L W-Briscoe (1-0). L-Mercedes(0-1L San Francisco (ss) 000 00-0 4 2 Oakland (ss) 030 15-9 10 I Brewktgton, BaufJsti (5) and Manwaring; Wasdn, Reyes (5) am) Mokna. Wasdh (1-0). L-erewtngton (0-1).

HR: Oakland-M At Scottulale San 001 000 051-7 9 0 San Francisco (ss). 200 120 100-6 10 0 Hamilton, Murphy (4), Fiona (6), Hoffman (8), Hermanson (9), arn Johnson, Casanova hi Fernandez. Iiqulst (4), Bourgeois (5), Juden (7), Corps (8), Bartm (8), HererJra (9) and Decker, Jensen (7L W-Hoffman (30). l-He-reda (l-IL Sv-Hermanon (1). HR: San Diego Cedeno (2), Romero (IL San Fran-cisco M.Wiarns(IL AtUrkaiaral Cmcnnatl 000 010 001-2 6 I Detroit (ss) 000 200 10x-3 7 3' Schourek, Jarvia (5), Snaw (I), Rodriguez (7), Hernandez (8), and Oliver, Taubensee (5); Aldred, Doherty (5), Christopher (7), Gohr (9), and Parent, fackett (7L W-AJdred (20).

At Fort LMt4tfrtti Montreal 000 000 100- I 2 0 103 IOx-10 II 1 Alvarez. Henoerson (2), Paniagua (4), Au-com (6L GenOle (7) and Spehr, Reyes (6, Haynes, Coppinger (5L Myers (71 Oroeco (9) and Devarez, Gresham (6). Haynes (2-1). L-AlvarezfO-l). Today's ScharWa Dodgers vs.

N.Y. Meta at Port St. lude, 4 p.m. Angers vs. (dorado at Tucson, noon.

ak i IM a Ftoracf 3 2 2 20eSkts2b 4 Peyton cf I 0 0 0Fonve3b I Browne 2b 8 1 I 0 Butler cf 2 Gfteylf 3 I 0 OCedenocf I DiPotop 0 0 0 0 Mondesi rf Hundkiye I 0 0 OOsunap 0 Huskeylb 6 2 3 SPtarzae I Kent 3b 3 I I I Prince 2 Person 0 0 0 0 Garcia rl 1 Roconlf 2 0 0 08hwn3b 3 CJonesrf 2 0 0 I Castro 2b I Thrnpsnif 2 0 0 0 Bus lb 2 AJkxuoss 3 I 2 0 Hansen lb 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 3 I 2 Boxing: After winning 10-round unanimous decision over Herrera, he thanks ghost of dead fighter Jimmy Garcia for not appearing. THE RACY MAN (3-1) was hard used early and bred late as the heavy chak; makes amends here. WRAPPED WISHES (7-2) needed that last one and figures the equation MARfC TO MARINE (4-1) coming of nk try and Mady drawn. DM 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 I 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 I 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 511 5 OHIMrthir 4 Rrverasa NNTM RACE. 1 I S3, 900.

2 I 0 2 0 I 2 I 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maynee HuttGM Mz Baronets Derail Baker's Elegant Lady Spice Nuevo Maggie Jane Cappk) I Gagnest 2 0 Walts 0 0 Guthrie 0 OThmpanp I OHuckabye 0 ONomop 0 Ptsipherp Greene Franco Minor HUTT GtRL (8-5) tipped her mitt ketone and deserves top bithg with lackey bike. BAKER'S ELEGANT (5-2) tougher at this level and tgurea right ta the picture. BO SCOTS JOY (3-1) hat been nibbling and cant Dt taken Ightty. Parker pn Rodrgezp 0 Ingram ph 1 Worrelp 0 Guerrross 2 total 391012 8 Total 37 TENTH RACE. 1 a Pact.

Maraa. Pant 83,00. 820 030 00010 012 000 020-8 Kmc Yodt Dodgers Doty French Dignity Suzzee Browne Nosey Broad Happy Face Hazing IJurderlnthefM Tfnfiukekldlnlown Hey Big Spender IsDouglis Retired? Not So Fast, Buster Six years ago, James "Buster" Douglas came out of obscurity to shock the world by handing Mike Tyson his only defeat. 1 Later that same year, Douglas disappeared back into obscurity after losing the heavyweight title to Evander Holyfield. Douglas hasn't been heard from since.

Until now. In a sport in which middle-aged Roberto Dur- an and Larry Holmes are still able to obtain boxing i licenses, retirement is often only a temporary cqndition. And sure enough, Douglas, in training for more than a year in Florida, is planning to return to the ring in May. Shelly Wood, Douglas' personal assistant, told the Associated Press that Douglas, who will turn 36 next month, will face Tony LaRosa May 18 in Miami as part of the undercard of the Hector Camacho-Duran fight. -STEVE SPRINGER HEY BIG SPENDER (5-2) got al the window aentton tost week but didn't have tht needed punch after hat-over journey.

DOLLY (3-1) waa used twice and finished wilngry In simlar spot HAPPY FACE (7-2) dkJ I fade as the odrtson choice but may apctogtze at much better priot hen. mal fighting weight That, plus the fact that Ruelas hadn't fought since the Nelson bout when he was troubled by both Garcia and a flu bug, left Ruelas looking sluggish and rusty. He knocked Herrera down in the second round, but couldn't put him away. Still, Ruelas had enough to earn the victory, improving to 42-3 with 23 knockouts. Herrera, who weighed 137, is 21-3 with 19 knockouts.

In the 10-round semi-main event, Kenny Keene won a unanimous decision over former Olympic gold medalist Andrew Maynard in a 10-round cruiserweight match. Maynard, who hadn't fought in nearly two years, dropped to 24-7 with 20 knockouts. He was the victim of a head butt in the ninth round that streamed blood down his face for the remainder of the fight. Keene improved to 33-1 with 21 knockouts. Comedian Jay Leno worked Eric "Butterbean" Esch's corner in a' four-round prelim, and Butterbean pounded out a first-round knockout of Billy McDonald at the 1:43 mark.

Esch improved to 18-1 with 13 knockouts. McDonald is 3-3 with all three victories coming on knockouts. In another preliminary fight, cruiserweight Roar Petajamma remained undefeated at 11-0 with seven knockouts by winning a unanimous decision in a six-round match against Angel Arreola (3-5-2, two knockouts). By STEVE SPRINGER TIMES STAFF WRITER Shaking off the lingering effects of having thrown the fatal blows that killed Jimmy Garcia last spring, Gabriel Ruelas won a unanimous 10-round decision over Julio Cesar Herrera at the Olympic Auditorium on Wednesday night before about 3,000. It was a very different Ruelas from the one who lost the World Boxing Council super-featherweight title to Azumah Nelson in December in five rounds.

On that night, Ruelas said he saw the ghost of Garcia in the ring. When Wednesday's fight was over, Ruelas looked up at the ceiling and thanked Garcia for not making a return appearance. "He was not there," Ruelas said. "He has no business in the ring. He didn't bother me like I thought he would this time." While Ruelas said he doesn't expect Garcia to haunt him again, he said he'll always think of the Beat Bat ONE OF KINO (7th) 9 1-MU10N TOSHBA SEMOR CLASSIC At ftiwM Beast Coaauy Can Par 71 WWvTOUAL- 70 Ba TOAS SOfrDBI SHOOTOUT FM 324am jam RNAUSTS-I.

Wendy Macpherson, Hen-derson, 2. Diana Teeters, Bossier CHy, 3. Santa Jo SNery, Coktun-ter, MWi, 4. Jadde SfHfcrs, Dubois, Pi, 5. Ama Mans Duffian, Etjmond, 7,655.

OTHERS 6. Lorrle Nichols, Algonquin, 7,490, 7. Cindy CoburrvCarrol, But fato. NX. 7,449, Tammy Turner, W.

Mm Beach, 7.378, $1,900:9. Manama Difiupo, Surxa5Utna.rU. 7,373, $1325; 10. Carol Norman, OMahoma CHy, 7300, II. Caratyn DorK, N.

Ifcrfend His, Tenaa, 7,275, 12. Learn Barrette, Yukon, 7.273, 11 Kim Canady, Oak-' land, 7.259, 14. Debbi CokasL Lndenwood, N.Y., 7,237. $1.450, 15. Robin Romeo, Nemhal, 7,229, 16.

Carol Gtenotti, Australia, 7,227, 17. Aleta Si, Dearborn, 7,210, ia Jan Schmidt, Rochets, 7,195, 19. Cheryl Daniels, Detroit, 7,159. 2a taura Mortarty, Oaytona Beach, 7,134, 1 1 2 1 Rachel Perez, San Antonio, 7, 1 30, 22. Kim Adsr, Pant Bay, 7,066, 23.

Debbie McMufca Denver, 6,961, 24. Alayne Btofiwnoerg, Cranston, RL, 6.856,$!, 100. utnars ncsjoeo: 2o. Iran Jormson, Norov rtdge. 6329, 29.

Juk Gardner, 1 HunUigkn Beach, 6,760. $975. PBA SHOWBOAT MVTTATMHrU AtLMVps ThM Rom4 I. Darren Wong. San Jose, 2.

Doug Kempt, Temple City, 3. Mike EoVvardt, OMahoma CHy, 4. Jimmy Johnson, CMumcus, Ohio, 5. Mark WMamt, Beaumont, Texas, 6. Plaap Rlngener, Bkj Spang, Texas, 7.

Me Mier, Muquerqua, 8. Roger Bmrkar, Ocaia, 5,491 9. Man Autjy, ixianapots. 10. fjw SchtegeL Vancouver.

11. tie between Jeff Hfckenbottom, Thousand Oaks, and Brian LeOaar. Hudson, N.Y., 5,484. 13. Michael Haugen Riverside, 14.

David Tratwr, Woodstock, 15. Walter Ray WHams Stockton, 16. Justin Hromek, Andover, 17. MHta Scroggkts, Amario, Texas, la Butch Soper, lake Havasu City, Ken Muscato, CananrJargua, N.Y., 20. BUy rttsrs, Las Vegas, 21.

Del BaHard North ftertend His, Texas, 22. Paul Corad, Tucson, 6,376: 23. Brian Voss, Atlanta, 24. Jeff Mortn, Rockaway, HI, 5,373. SWATH) USXIfl PBA SOtOR OPEN MOrftai Park, R.Y.

M-Qmw Scoftt 1. Roger Workmen, Kenova, W.Va,, 4,1 10; 2. John Woessner, Euless, Texas, 3. John Handegard, las Vegas, 4. Gut Lsmpo, Omonta, N.Y..

5. Ron Winger, Tanana, Demy Torgenon, Maouoka-ta, kwa, 7. Mke Christie, Abany, N.Y., a Mike KJrgamon, Vatay Stream, N.Y., 9. Sam Flanagan, Columbus, Ohio, 10. Joe KrajkovUi, Somen), N.J., 1 1.

Sonny Oorstak. Schenectady. N.Y.. 12. Gem Stus, Aten Park, 1996.

13. Henry Bkugh, Elzabethtown, 14. Erri Henele, Lebanon, N.J., 15. Jim Lewis, Reno, 16. Ue between Avery LeBlanc, Houma, La, and Harv Patas, Stevensvia, Mich, 3.987; la Dave Soutar, BraOenton, 19.

Ron Amore, WaarxngM Oairthouse, Ohio, 20. Jkn Hardesty, Tutsa, Okkv, 21. Onid Tuel Jk, Tacema, 22. rja between Larry Girder, Grsnditew, and Bob Hart, Atlanta, 24. John Denton, MUand, Texas, 3,960.

nian; Charies Coody; ($333.33) Gary Player; Bobby Strobto: Dak) Douglass; Jkn Cotwt7l ($125) John Jacobs; Waft Morgan; Dick ftmdrickson, DeWitt Weaver. TEAM: 54 tM5M-Weaver: Steve Spray. 55 Paul Cain: Bob Eastwood: Lee Elder, Lee Trevtno. 56 1 55)-Beman. Friday's nrtt-Roand StartJal Tkwca 8:30 a.m.

kUrer Barber, orvke Moody, Jimmy Powet 8:40 Bob Chartes, Al Geiber-ger, Rocky Trumpson. 50 Chi CM Rodriguez, Gary Player, John Paul Cat). 9 am km conert jkn Dent, rornrny BASEBALL Biftlmire Traded outfielder Sherman Obando lo Montreal lor autrMder TonyTarasco. CMeafa (AL-Opttoned catcher Juto rras and pitcher Steve Schronk to Nashvte (AA), pitcher Brian Woods and outfetder krnmy Hurst to Btmingham(SL). Oevelari Traded outlkHder Scott Post to Toronto (or MekJer Joe Us, Detroit Claimed outflelder'Klmera Bartee off waivers from Baltimore (AL).

PROFOOTBAU. tnaa Hay Announced that I wi not match the Miami oflsr sheet signed by wide receiver Jordan. Jackeeavtus Slgnad tea agent safety Dana Hal, who played In 15 games with CaMtandkBtseasaon. Kaaaaa CHy Signed fffie agent quarter-back Bucky JWiardson to a two-year contract New Eagland Agreed to terms with uwesutcted free agent safety WMe Clay, who had been wkn the Detroit Lions, New Yarn Jala-Traded defensive back Marcus Turner to Green Bay lor a cortiunnai 1997 draft pick, PRO BASKETBALL eslen Activated center Thomas Haml-ton torn the suspended est Haaaa Signed guard Tracy Moore to a lOoay contract Jaeluowrle (IISBL) Signed guard Roy Jones Jr. for the 1996 season.

PRO HOCKEY Oakas Took center Bob Bassen off the mkmosst noriaa Reassigned center Brett Harklns toCarolna(AHL). Haw Jersey Acquired left wing Dave Anrjreychuk torn Toronto for either Vancoiner's 1996 second -round draft choice or New Jar-ley'a 1996 seconOromd draft choice and also either the DeveV I99B fcurth-round pick or 1999 tfartround pick; recaled left wing Scott Pelerin torn Albany (AHL) under emergency conditions; put right wing John MacLean and left wing Mike Pekiso on the Injured Ust Trwta Acquired left wing Wendel Clark and defensemen Mathleu Schneider and Denia Smith from the New York Islanders for defense-man Kenny Jonsson, center Darby Hendhck-eon, left wing Sean Haggerty and a 1997 Irst-murvidrafl choice. Vaaceawt Assigned dcfcnseriiail Scott Wafcer to Syracuse (AHLL Winnipeg Assigned center Rot Murray to $prkleid(AHLj. Colombian boxer after each fight. Aaron.

910 Lee Trevtno, Mike HR, Tom Wargo. 9:20 Dava Stockton, Bob Murphy, bao Add. 930 George Archer, Tom Wek-kopf, Walt Morgan. Snead. Hale Irwin, Tony Jackkn.

9.50 Jay SlgeL GJbby Gilbert, Jack Kiefer. While the weight of Garcia was gone from his shoulders, Ruelas 10 am. -Simon Hobday, Jkn AJbus. Wall had a different sort of weight to ZembriskL 10:10 Data Douglass, Dave Ei- ctiefeerger, Tom Shaw, 1020 Harold Hen- worry about Wednesday. rung, Dewrtt Weaver, Charles Coody.

10:30 tarry Gdbert, Larry LaorettJ, Larry Ztegtor. For home delivery, call 1-800-252-9141. He weighed in at 143V6 pounds, 13V4 pounds heavier than his nor iweo auce crarnpton, Don rtes, lerry ua. 10:50 Dave HR, Gene littler, Jerry McGee. II am Rhea McBee, Butch Bard, lee Sutler 2, Holandsworth, Gagne.

LOB New York a Dodgers II. 2B-Huskey, Flora, Prince, Bogar. HR Flora (2), Hutkey (3), Kent (2). SF Clones, Gagne. 9 8ERBSI0 Hew Yorti 3 8 3 3 4 4 Parson 2 I 0 0 I I DiPoto I 1 0 0 0 0 Franco 1 0 0 0 0 1 Minor 2 4 2 2 0 1 Oodgeni NomoLO-l 2 7 7 6 3 1 Rodriguez 1 0 0 0 0 1 Worret 2 3 3 1 0 3 Watts 2 10 0 0 0 Guthrie I 0 0 0 0 I Osuna 1 1 0 0 0 3 WP-ntstpher.

PB-Mayne, Piazza. 4,574. AtYVara Atlanta 021 010 400-8 14 I Ftonoa 000 000 100-1 8 2 GravUe, Wade (6), Borowskl (7), Thobe (8) and E. Perez, AyrauH (6h Burkatt, Mantel (6), Y. Perez (7), Mier (8), Mathews (9) and Johnson, Redmond (9).

W-Giavna (2-0). L-Burkett (1-1). HR: Flohda Conine AtBradantoa Boston 000 020 340-9 13 0 Pittsburgh 001 000 011-3 8 1 Gordon, Crawford (6), Belinda (7), Slocurnb (8), ffcd (9) and Hatteberg, Oeigado (iy, Ertcks, Chrrstkaaen (4), Desaens (5), Ruebel (6), Hancock (7), Cadarat (8), Dyer (9) and Kendal, Os (9). W-GorrJon (1-1). l-Oessana (0-2).

HR 8oatxn-Cordaro (1). PWsburgh-Lilario P). AtOanarJhi Detroit (ss) 000 030 000-3 6 1 Toronto 100 301 30x-8 13 0 TrKrmpson, Maxcy (4), Verez (7), McCurry (8) and Flaherty, Makarewicz (7); Guzman, Cox (7), Bohanon (8, Tantn (9) and Rowland, O'Brien (7). W-Guzman (1-0). L-Thornpson (0-1).

HR: Detroit-Hlatt (I). toronto-Oelga-do(4). At Wtft Ptta BmcH 001 000 0-2 10 0 010 000 0-2 7 0 Sackinsky, Mas (4), Florence (6), J.Myers (7), Munoz P), Shepherd (10) and Zaun, Devarez (8); Fassero, FaKetsek (5), Scott (7), Baxter (9), Pachaco (10) and Fletcher, Howard (6) HR-Montnal-Silvestrl (2). AtHakraaCKy Houston 000 010 001-2 II 0 Kansas City 010 000 20x-3 10 I Reynolds, Hartgravet (6), Smal (8) and Eusetto, Goff (5k Haney, Maacham (5), McOi (7) Linton (8), Magnante (9) and Macfartane, a Tucker (5), Mercedes (8). W-McOi (1-0).

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