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cBcrs Two C2 THE NEWS JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1997 Baseball's a way of life for Newark's Davis Sports Briefs Monk ready to rest He's a career baseball guy. That's the best way to describe former Newark High and Duke University athlete Brandy Davis, who put in two years as an outfielder with the Pittsburgh Pirates, in 1952-53, and is still in pro baseball, going strong at 68. A one-time national supervisor of hands in retirement scouts and a national crosschecker first Delaware i From wire reports People WASHINGTON Quietly, Art Monk went about becoming one ot the best wide receivers in Nf his with the Phillies and later with the Chicago Cubs Davis has never been in want of a job in pro ball due in part to the connections he developed with prominent baseball i.i., 7 Matt Zabitka tory. Just as quietly, he retired on Tuesday, more than a year after catching his final pass, i Monk, who failed to sign with an NFL team last season, played 14 seasons with the Washington Redskins, and one each with the New York Jets in 1994 and the Eagles in 1995. i "I had a good career, a great time and it's time to move on and do other things," the 39-year-old re people over the past MELCONIAN MOVES TO MINORS: In late May, Jim Riley, veteran manager of the Brandywine team in the Delaware Semi-Pro Baseball League, was singing high praises for his 22-year-old, 5-foot-10 catcher Alex Melconian, a graduate of Conestoga High.

Riley described Melconian as the best-looking catcher he had seen come out of the league in 35 years. With the June major league free agent draft coming up, Riley felt Brandywine wouldn't be able to hold on to the star catcher, a May 19 graduate of Seton Hall University where he majored in social and behavioral science. He was right. Melconian was a 22nd-round pick by the Florida Marlins in the draft. He left June 8 for a rookie league in Melbourne; and on June 15 was shipped to Utica' of the New York-Pennsylvania WOCKENFUSS BACK IN After leading the Albany County, N.Y, Diamond Dogs to the championship of the Northeast Independent League last summer in his first season as manager.

John Wockenfuss expressed doubts about returning this year. i Evidently, the former Dickinson) High star athlete, who went on to play 12 years of baseball in the majors (10 with the Detroit Tigers, two with the. Phillies), had a change of heart. He's back with Albany. Through the first 15 games, his teani was 9-6.

The Diamond Dogs, whose) players are mostly in the 22-29 age bracket. Matt Zabitka is a sports reporter for The News Journal. Delaware People items should be sent to him at P.0, Box 15505, Wilmington, DE, 19850, or by calling 324-2808. ment for Randy Smith, general manager of the Detroit Tigers. "Randy was new to Detroit when he took over as G.M.

in Nov. of '95," Davis explained. "He had me evaluate the farm system, from Toledo in Triple-A and Jacksonville in Double-A, to Class A clubs Lakeland, Jamestown, N.Y. and Fayetteville, N.C. During his checkered pro baseball career, which included stints as a player, coach, manager, scout, crosschecker, and now special assignments, Davis has been affiliated with nine major league teams Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Houston, the Phillies, Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees, Montreal, Detroit, Arizona.

Davis has been in pro baseball since 1951 when, at the the age of 23, he was signed by Branch Rickey for the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. Four years earlier (in '47) Rickey broke the color line in the majors with Jackie Robinson surfacing at first base for the 1947 Brooklyn Dodgers. BASILE'S FOR REAL IN HOCKEY: Carrie Basile of Camden, former athlete at Caesar Rodney High (tennis, soccer, field hockey), made an impact last fall in her first year of collegiate field hockey at Ohio University in Athens. At the school's annual field hockey banquet June 5, she was named Most Improved Player and awarded a plaque and a varsity letter. She's now in her first summer as a lifeguard at Rehoboth Beach.

Her father, Pete Basile, former head wrestling coach at Caesar Rodney and Delaware State University, who also served two years as an assistant mat coach at Salisbury State University, is out of coaching. He's assistant principal at Brown Elementary School in Camden. ceiver said. "I felt like I could have Art Monk performed last year, it was just the opportunities weren't there. Things just weren't the same.

Monk, who set several NFL records that have since been broken, still has one catching at least four decades. Late last week, he blew in to Delaware for a brief respite from his special assignment for the Arizona Diamondbacks, an expansion club that debuts in the majors next year. "I've been following the eight teams in the Class A Carolina League of which the Blue Rocks are members since the season opened," he said. "I have to make a report on every player in the entire league. I have to see each team play at least seven consecutive games in order to get a good line on the pitchers in rotation.

"And when players graduate to another league and replacements are brought in, I have to go back and report on the new guys. I've seen the Blue Rocks play at least 25 times this season. "One of the beauties about working the Carolina League is that two of the teams, Wilmington and Frederick, are within a short commute of my Newark one pass in 183 consecutive games. His last reception came on Dec. 12, 1995 a 36-yarder from Rodney Peete in a 20-14 loss to the Chicago Bears at Soldier The News JoumalBOB HERBERT Newark's Brandy Davis, standing in front of a pair of his all-star bats, is still going strong after more than 40 years in baseball.

home, compared to Kinston and Durham." Davis said that on Nov. 18 Arizona and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, expansion clubs that begin play next season, will be participating in a draft of current major league players and minor leaguers who've played three years or longer. "Buck Showalter former manager of the Yankees has been manager of Arizona since '95, but he still doesn't have a team," Davis said. A 1989 Delaware Sports Hall of Fame inductee, Davis said the only work he does now is on the pro level, special assignments. "I don't scout amateur, high school or college teams," he said.

Last year, he was on special assign Field. The Oakland Raiders placed quarterback Jeff Hosteller on waivers, a move that had been expected since the team signed free agent Jeff George to a long- term contract in February. Testimony began in San Jose, in the trial of San Francisco 49ers fullback William Floyd, who is charged with misdemeanor drunk driving and illegal possession ot a loaded firearm. TENNIS: There are few big servers in Pete Sampras' way as he seeks his fourth Wimbledon title in five years. But there another Swede in his path.

i Tuesday's draw presented the top seed with a fa Scoreboard Sports results: 324-2828 vorable bracket but a potentially tricky first-round match against Mikael Tillsirom at the All England Club, with the tournament to start Monday. On the women's side, top-seeded Martina Hingis, 16, could become the youngest Wimbledon singles champion of the century. She faces a field that will be with $141.60. DD (6-6) $68.20. 1 Mondays late results 11th 16.500.

pace Marathon Sports 6th $28,000, cl, ale 3YO up, 1ml.70Yds. Tuesdays results Weather hazy. Track fast. 1st $8,500, ol, 4YOup, 5V. 2.60 2.40 PMPMpM TrocEdiig the Recks Lets Skip (JKingJr) 5.60 6.803.00 out injured Steffi Graf, but two intriguing tests could await en route to the semifinals Jennifer Capriati Clarify (Hershbell) 15.60 4.60 2.80 Robins Nickel (Lynch) 3.00 2.10 Olympic Cheers (Reynolds) 2.20 Off 3:06.

Time 1:42. Scratched Ef fervescence. Ex (4-2) $57.00. Tri (4-2-5) Flood Plain (Soodeen) 2.80 2.60 Crimson Foil pane) 3.20 Off 12:47. Time 1:04 s.

Scratched Tweals Prospect. Ex (6-3) $13.80. Tri (6-3-2) $48.20. ale, 3YO up. 5t.tt.

TTT vWluiV-w 1 Home games shadec FR! SAT SUN MON TUE PW PW DUR DUR DUR 7:05 7:05 2:05 7:05 7:05 111.4U.UU(0-4)110.4U. 7th $24,000. 1ml. Ckie Factory (Deitsch) 10.80 6.60 3. ii i WED THU PW OFF 7:05 Andis Pal (Zamora) 6.80 4.40 Just Be Wright (BBrittingham) 4.60 3.60 Ivanvader (TBowman) 2.40 Time 1:58 Vs.

DD (1-1) $35.60. Ex (1-2) $14.20. Tri (1-2-3) $56.60. 12th $6,000, pace Spun Out (JMorand) 3.20 2.10 2.20 Wilier B.BIick(GDennis) 2.40 3.40 OSandY(WTruitt) 4.20 Time 1:57. DD (1-2) $27.60.

Ex (2-3) $5.60 Tri (2-3-8) $32.60. 13th $6,000, pace Highland Tenor (SWrringtn) 3.40 2.40 2.60 Debs Little Boy (RRobinsonJr) 3.80 2.60 Anonimous (JKingJr) 2.40 Time 1:59 Vs. Ex 4-2) $17.00. Tri (4-2-1) $31.40. DD (2-4) $3.80.

Glowing (Rocco) 5. Lucky Carrde (Crane) 8.60 5.00 4.00 Coast Call (Colton) 4.80 3.40 Perfect Persuasion (Zamora) 5.00 and Lindsay Davenport. CYCLING: The U.S. Postal Service international cycling team was one of six wild-card entries selected to compete in the Tour de France. The team will become only the second American-based outfit to compete in the sport's premier event.

The team, founded two years ago, will include Tour de France veterans Vyacheslav Ekimov of Russia, Adrl-ano Baffi of Italy and Jean-Cyril Robin of France, as well as three U.S. riders. Area Sports Shorts Off 3:36. Time 1:39 Vs. Scratched Dancingfordollars, Our Pretty Image.

Ex (7-8) $65.60. Tri (7-8-4J $458.80. DD (4-7) Oft 1:15. lime :57 Vs. Scratched Radio: WJBR-1290, WDOV-1410, WPWA-1590.

Tickets: (302) 888-2583. Victorious Mountie, Mr. Shorty, River Slaney, Polo Pro. Ex (5-7) $51.20. Tri (5-7- Double (4-6) $16.40.

8th $34,000, alC, 3YO UP, 5t.tt. IP RER BB SO 1) $423.00. UU (6-0) S4U.UU. 3rd $22,000. mdn.3YO.

61 Delaware Semi-Pro League Canada Dry 3, Walters 0 3 2 Add The Gold (Colton) 6.80 3.60 3.80 Claim (McCarthy) 3.00 2.60 Pewters Bill (Reynolds) 4.20 Off 4:04. Time :56 ls. Scratched Art Of War, Slews Jet, D. Guilford, The 4V 10 6 5 1111 Halos Security (Hutton) 6.20 4.80 2.80 Twin Star (Murphy) 6.60 3.40 Seeking Justice (Reynolds) 2.60 WALTER'S CANADA DRY Wallace Dillon (L) lurko Home Budget B. Timmons (W) spur abrtibl Ott 1:44.

lime 1:12 Vs. Scratched 4 0 0 1 5 Bourse, Sport D'hiver, Higher Strata. Ex (5-2) $21 .40. Tri (5-2-6) $1 12.20. DD (7-5) Harmony Queen, Travelers Key, Rather Be Honey, Firey Jolie.

Ex (5-9) $87.60. Tri abrtibl 3 0 0 0 3 110 3 120 3 0 0 0 3 12 1 NowellZb 3 0 0 0 DeCarocI 3 0 0 0 Sklodowskirf 3 0 0 0 Lewis 3b 3 0 0 0 Simpson 3 0 2 0 5-9-7 $302.60. DD 5-5 $40.80: Conso Win 3 (4-7-5) $1,015.40. 9th 10.000. cl, 4YO up, 1ml.

American Legion Hall Burke 4, R.C. Du Pont 1 Haight ss Eymanc Jack rf Ruggerio If Battaglia 3b Scarpitti 2b Torrance lb Birch dh Burtrl lation Double (5-4) $9.40. 4th $15,000, el, Landoliss (Petersen) 8.20 4.20 3.20 King 1b Highlights: Dennis Winter was 2-for Rueger, Barkley set to take each other to court 3 0 10 3 0 10 3 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 Dam Scotch (McCrthy) 6.00 3.60 2.40 Country Flag (Pindell) 4.60 2.40 Out of Hiding (Zamora) 2.10 Off 4:32. Time 1:40 Vs. Scratched Comrade in Arms, Scout Now.

Ex (5-3) 2 for Hall Burke while Pat Savage had a two-run single in the bottom off the sixth Sprint Triathlon At St. Andrews School, MlddletowiV t4 mile swim, 16 mile bike, 3 mile run. MALE 1-Jon Holmes, 2-Andre Hoeschel, 3-Neil Sem-t mel, 1:08:27.4. 14-18: 1 -Gregory Evans, 2-Kaleb Brown, 1:34:21.8. 18 24: 1-Curt Harris, 2-Rot( Collins, 3-Jordan Muller, 1:18:28.8.

25-29: 1-Wayne Scott; 2-Mike Lehey, 3-Chria Componovo, 1:18:24.3. 30-34: 1-Tom Ly-ness, 2-Herbert Kingsbury, 3-CarlFrey, 1:12:54.2. 35-39: 1- Joseph Wilson, 2-Bill Menrich, 1:1 3-Bryan Sauer, 1:12:25.3. 40-44: 1-1-Mick Butler, 2-Paul Schlosser, 3-Scott Burns, 1:20:51.2. 45-45: 1-Andrew Whittingham, 2-Van Siebel, 3 Phillip Kline, 1:17:28.2.

50-54: 1-Rob; Holmes, 2-Robert Neemart, 3-George Stewart, 1:24:53.47 55-59: 1-Terrence Conway, James Vadas, 3-Robert God-sky, 1:27:27.8. 60-Over 1-1-Keith 2-Len Leshman, 3, Stan Fant, 1:30:26.4. WOMEN Overall: 1-Jane Lewis, 2-Jenni Buckley, 3-Julia Carpid, 1:17:25.5. 14-18: 1-Karen Turpirf, 2-Janet Turpin, 1:48:02.6. 19-24: 1- Magaret Sawyers, Nichols, 3-Kristie Robson, 1:39:15.4.

25-29: 1-Erica Clarkson, 2-Heidi Helwig, 3-Arv gela McMillon, 1:28:14.7. 30-34: 1-Maria Francomacarao, 2-Kelly Myerg, 3-Melissa Denault, 1:37:48.5. 35-39: 1-Sharon Powell, 2-Kim Kaufman, 3-Karen Sauer, 1:28:19.0. 40-44: 1-Jeri Myers, 2- Sue Butler, 3-Ann Jornlin, 1:28:52.2. 45-49: 1-Sherri Drant, 2-Barbara Sommer, 3-Deb Mikulak, 1:44:16.6.

50-54: 1-April Hubbard, 2-Sonlja Buchanan, 1:48:42.8. 55-59: 1-Erlene Michener, 2 Sheila Isaacs, 60-Over: Gerry itch, 1:43:40 3. COED TEAM 1-Team Heydt, 2-Tearg Savin, 3-Team Suleski, 1:31:20.5. 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 10 3 0 10 3 0 2 0 27 06 0 Military Hunny (Rocco) 5.80 3.40 Dressed Well (Pindell) 3.20 Off 2:11. Time 1:05 Vs.

Scratched Walter dh Guest dh Milhornss Kennedy If Totals and Matt Johnson earned the win, scat tenng six hits with seven strikeouts. Fleetwood rf 1 0 0 0 Totals 27 3 9 2 33.2U. in (5-3-6) $66.40. DD (5-5) $32.00. Swell Ain't I.

Ex (6-7) $36.80. Tri (6-7-8) $109.40. DD (5-6) $31.00: Consolation Keen Atterbury 10, Elsmere Davis 8 Ulnhllnhta- Ina Uinnnlo Dill Pnnnor linn $6,600, man, 3YO, or. Arabian 000 000 0 0 010 020 3 Walters Canada Dry Jim Murphy and Jason Bedford all had Double (5-1) $6.80. 5th $26,000, ale 3YO up, IVtml.tf.

Cool Star (Umana) 15.40 4.40 2.80 Tigres Light (Pindell) 3.60 2.60 2.20 2B Battaglia two hits tor Keen Atterbury. Murphy had three RBIs and Bedford had four. Jason Slivinski, Jeff Burrows and Mike Moiitor utticer Urzel (Petersen) 3.20 z.60 Shazam Ma (Umana) 5.60 Off 5:02. Time 1:22. Scratched Keep RER Area womens club events CAVALIERS: 18 holes.

I E. 1-(tie) B. Wolfe, A. Gukto, K. Henry; 2-(tie) A.

Ewasko, A. Baraba, K. Hendricks; 3-M. Ventresca. DELCASTLE: 9 holes.

Low groups. Class J. Mason. Low net: O. Gray.

Class B. Low gross: R. Dubreuil. Low net: M. Gungui.

Class C. Low gross: Legg. Low net: S. Milazzo. 18 holes.

Nassau. Right M. Forest; Front: D. Ryan; Back: R. Shoot.

Flight 1-M. Graybeal; Front: M. Harrington; Back: N. Pauley. Flight Yee; Front: E.

Warren; Back: D. McCabe. Flight D. De-Bright; Front: Bagnatori; Back: B. Kamm.

HERCULES: 9 holes. Low net. Class 1-C. Hunsberger; 2-(tie) J. Vogelsong, D.

Wills. Class 1-(tie) J. Spurlin, K. Matarese; 2-T Belair; 3-C. Westmoreland.

Class K. Wharton. 18 holes. Better ball of partners. 1-D.

Clark, B. Carucci; 2-M. Porter, T. Van Dyk; 3-E Ahn, M. Van Deusen.

NEWARK: 18 holes. Low net: N. Cook. 1-P Clark; 2-A. Wolf; 3-(tie) C.

Delien, C. Kluis, H. St. Clair. Low gross: B.

Bergman. 36 holes. Directors Cup. 1-N. Cook; 2-D.

Jennings; 3-J. Trivits. Walters Colonel Bart (Crane) 3.00 2.20 Tiber (Prado) 3.00 Off 2:39. Time 1:50 Vs. Scratched Toys for Mickey, Sovereign Rullah, Hat- all two hits lor Elsmere.

Post 1 4. Stal Post 3 Goin, Harbor Fiyte. DD (5-5) $20.60. Ex (5- 11 $10.60. in (5-1-6 $10.20.

AM. 2.767. Total handle $2,157,185. Highlights: Jesse Ohliger singled in Scott Martin for the game-winner in the taturk. Ex (6-5) $33.40.

Tri (6-5-3) Swartout(L) 6 9 3 2 0 6 Canada Dry Hitchens (W, 2-0) 7 6 0 0 0 4 G. Johnson 14, Brandywine bottom ot the sixth while Mark Horgan pitched the complete game with six BRANDYWINE GUY JOHNSON BASEBALL Newark Parks Recreation Colt League Playoffs ab at) Fellowship 24, Christ Methodist 4 Newark Parks 4 Reo Gold League Carhartt 18-6, Stone Balloon 10-7 strikeouts. Nordel 16- to 18-year-old Big League Brandywine 7, New Casdtle 5 Highlights: Tim McAllister was 2-for From staff reports WILMINGTON Top-seeded Ted Rueger and No. 3 seed Greg Barkley advanced to a semifinal confrontation in Delaware State Men's Tennis Tournament singles quarterfinal action Tuesday at Wilmington Country Club. Rueger defeated Ken Dill 6-2, 6-3 and Barkley beat John Irwin 7-5, 6-1.

In another quarterfinal, Jeff Pickering defeated Sherif Abdel-Misih 6-1, 6-2. Barkley and Rueger will meet in one semifinal while Pickering will face defending champion Chuck Herak in the other at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday at Wilmington Country Club. singles final will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday at Wilmington Country, with the doubles final to follow.

August, pulito honored again for hens: University of Delaware junior third baseman Brian Wockenfuss 3 111 Red Sox 7, Orioles 4 4 2 2 0 4 2 0 2 5 2 2 4 Morales 3 0 2 1 Talleydti 2 111 Fair Hill Auto 13-18, Aetna H. Ladder 2-4 BASKETBALL NCCo Under-19 Girls League Brainard cf Hammer 2b Bracken 3b Mumma Mahony 1b Crkvenac rf Hackett It Hobsondh 3 with an RBI and two runs scored for Brandywine while Justin Murray, Jason Clagg, Joe Hirzel and Andy Hoy had key RW. Warriors 33, Silver Eagles 24 Yellowjackets 32, Lady Cavaliers 30 Tigers 47, Lady Warriors 15 3 3 2 1 3 10 0 4 2 3 4 4 0 11 1111 hits in the win. Hirzel collected six strike Greenville Girls Summer league outs in five innings while B.J. Davis was Reihmdti 2 0 0 0 J.

Limmina lb 4 0 0 0 Quinnc 2 110 Polsky2b 30 11 Hurschman cl 3 0 1 0 Padovanirt 110 0 Goklerrf 10 0 0 R. Lmmina ss 3 1 1 0 Vbltzph 10 0 0 Totals 28 59 4 1000 Frivogezdh Reed Construction 11-7, FMC 1-5 NCCo Womens Reo. league Blue Cross Fergies 12, Winners 11 Flower Pots 7, Happy Harrys 3 Shelving Designs 5, Kirk wood Ani Hosp. 1 Gutters 8, Leftys 6 Lindell Phys. Ther.

10, Price Air. Toyota 4 PCSM 9, Maximillian 2 Blue Cross 11, Fergies 10 NCCo Parks Rec Southern League McCauley ss 4 1 2 0 Auks 28, Quakers 17 Broom Streeters 35, Canada Dry 32 Rocco A 37, Raiders 32 Gerardos Pizza 23, Corestates 17 2-tor-3 tor New castle. Newark 16- to 18-year-old Babe Ruth League Delaware State Mens Tournament At Wilmington Country Club Singles Quarterfinals: Ted Rueger (1) del Avon Grave 40, Rocco 20 Totals 33 14 13 13 McDonalds 9, Cecil County Cubs 2 NCCo Mens Summer Outdoor league Bobby Hurley of the Sacramento August and junior designated hitter Darren Pulito have been named to the American Baseball Coaches Brandywine 005 000 0 5 Guy Johnson 021 722 14 Ken Dill 6-2, 6-3; Greg Barkley (3) del John Irwin 7-5. 6-1; Jeff Pickering def. Grotto Pizza 13-9, Carroll Associates 1-3 Highlights: Adam brown pitched a tour-hitter for McDonalds.

David Price, Mike Fisher, Vinnie Barone and Tony Latzgo each had doubles while Johnny Mingoia Sherif Abdel-Misih (4) 6-1, 6-3. 2B-Mumma. Crkvenac. Hurschman. Kings was a featured speaker Monday at the University of Delaware Basketball Camp.

A story in Tuesdays paper misidentified him as Danny Hurley. Association All-America second team. T- The ABCA All-America teams are collegiate base HR Mumma. Doubles Quarterfinal: Ed McQuillin-Ed Chilton and BiUy Lewis had triples for McDonalds. Zang had a double for Cecil County.

IP RER BB SO Brandywine def. Matt Kopay-Sathesh Swaminathan ball's oldest selections, dating back to 1949, and are selected from a vote of the 277 Division I baseball Vial 4 10 10 4 3 7 Piedmont Blue 11, Newark Braves 10 Highlights: Dave Roberts got the win In relief for Piedmont, striking out nine batters in three innings. Dan Saggione Pruitt 2 3 4 3 1 1 head coaches. Guy Johnson 5 4 2 4 Broomall (W, 4-0) 7 9 Today was 2-tor-4 with a double and Seth Meaney was 3-for-4 with a double for Piedmont, while Steve Camoirano was Home Budget Highlights in sports WISLER WHISTLING AT MYRTLE: Dover High's Chris Wlsler finished the opening round of the 1997 PING Myrtle Beach Junior Classic tied for third 6, Wallace 0 HOME BUDGET at bl C. WALLACE Z-tor-3.

Feralloy 11, Claymont 6 Highlights: Brian Conway slammed a place with a round of 33-36 69 in the Boys 15- to 18- home run and a double and drove in 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 4 120 2 100 Lepre2b Randolph rf Oilman cf Rogers 3b Harrison ph year-old division at Myrtlewood Golt Club Pine Hills par-72 course. three runs for Feralloy while Tim Correl added two triples, a single and an RBI Top of the Key 60, Screaming Eagles 28 Rockford Center 60, Eagles First USA 42 Del. Tires 61, Kellys Windows Doors 42 Hair Salons 62, Ristorante Trevi 56 FIELD HOCKEY NCCo Parks Rec Womens League Clarks 4, Wildllowers 0 New Cs 5, Bayada Nurses 0 Peoples Banke 1, Panchos 0 Grotto 3, Pennsville 0 SOCCER NCCo Parks Ree Adult Summer League Rowdies 0, Grasskickers 0 Delmar Controls 3, Base du Lungu 1 Jakers 2, First USA 1 FMC 3, Concord Pet 1 Tenancingo 0, Bankshot Rowdies 0 DSC Roma 3, Wallace 0 Arsenal 6, Bankshot Wilmington 0 BCSI 3, The Storm 0 Hoober Equipment 2, DSB 0 Flames 2, MBNA 0 Wilmington Trust 2, Sabres 1 SOFTBALL Mens Industrial League North Division Lanxide 20, MBNA 11 Wilmington Trust 9, Delmarva Power 4 DuPont Merck 11, The Station 4 Rodel 16, Greenwood Trust 14 TSH Bail 19, First USA 5 Newark Church League Friendship 21, Asbury 10 St. Marks 26, First Presbyterian 11 IT'S NOT JUST AN EXPO-SITION GAME: This one counts The Montreal Expos play the Orioles in the finale of their interteague series at Camden Yards this afternoon. At 3 p.m.

on Suburban Cable Channel 2, HTS, WNRK-1260, WBAL-1090 and WQVL-1600. Dlenno cf 3 0 10 B.Baffone2b 3 0 10 M.Baffonecf 3 0 10 J. Baffone ss 3 0 0 0 Lofnkrt 3 0 0 0 Bamberger 1b3 0 0 0 Mcbermott 3b2 0 10 Singles dh 2 0 0 0 Hstc 2 0 0 0 1000 Lounge Bullies 7-7, Pierce Phelps 0-0 New Castle League Rocks Big Dogs 12, Pats Pizza 9 Rocco Automotive 22, Price Dodge 16 John Steele 22, Sher-Rockee 19 Buckeye Supply 24, SmittysParcels 12 Volunteer Firefighters League Elsmere 12 Delaware City 13, Holloway Terrace 3 Claymont 26, Mill Creek 2 Wilm. Manor 17, Brandywine Hundred 17 Christiana 14, Wilmington Fire 10 Delaware League Pleasant Hill Lanes 16, Greer Auto 10 Creative Video 14, Software Hut 8 Cinema 141 15, Kacey Electric 3 MaloneysPub 13-17, Local 313 7-9 Mens Recreation League 3 Little Bakers 16 4, Scratch Magoos 12-6 Hercules 7-17, Blue Cross 5-3 Zeneca 10-2, Intercontinental 9-14 Southern League Terrace A.C. 17-9, Hi Ho Tavern 14-14 VOLLEYBALL NCCo Parks Rec Co-Ed League A Division Court Jesters 2, AMF 1 Over the Hill 2, 0'Friels 1 Division Wilmington Trust 3, J.PMorgan 0 MBNA 2, Vandemark Lynch 1 Pappys 2, Net Assets 1 Blue Cross 3, Advo Services 0 and Pat Riley contributed a double and Crutchfield2b0 0 0 0 Andy Crain, of Goldsboro, N.C., fired a 66 to take the first-round lead and Kris Mikkelsen, of Woodstock, an RBI Winning pitcher Kevin Aiken gave up six hits and Jeff Rogers came to get the save with 22h innings ot hitless relief.

Tnnmonsc4 1 2 1 Wilhelm 1b 3 112 3 12 1 shot a 68. CHASTAIN'S CHAMP AT JUNIOR OPEN: Matt Chas Recnarddh Landberglf Boydrt-3b Beheler ss 2 0 10 2 0 0 0 3 0 11 NABF 16- to 18-year-olds Grand Slam Diamonds 5, Del Vets 0 Highlights: Bob Trzonkowski pitched tain of DuPont Country Club won the Delaware State Golf Association Rehoboth Junior Open on Monday McCuloughssO 0 0 0 Totals 28 6 11 5 Totals 24 0 4 0 the complete-game shutout with eight strikeouts and had four hits as Grand Slam improved to 11-2. Randy Hottes by deteating Billy Hackett on the second playoff hole. Chastain. 18.

shot an even nar 71 to tie Hackett over 000 000 0 0 000 060 6 Wallace Home Budget holes, then won with a par on the second playoff and Frank Fresconi each had triples for Grand Slam while Vince Vukovich had two RBIs. Darrin Geracimos had two hits for Del Vets. 28-Gilman. 3B Wilhelm. In the Bleachers by steve Moore Horse Racing Unrvtrul Prtss SymJtJt DELAWARE SEMI-PRO LEAGUE At 18th a Van Buren C.

Wallace vs. Middletown, 6:15 At Rockford Park Health South vs. Walter's, 6:15 At Banning Park Canada Dry vs. Guy Johnson, 8 YOUTH BASEBALL American Leagion At Vllone Park Post 1 vs. Elsmere, 6 At St.

Mark' High Stahl Post vs. Keen Gas, 6 At Concord High RC DuPont vs. Del Vets. 6 Newark 16-18 Babe Ruth League At Christiana High Newark Braves vs. Piedmont Blue, 6 At Glasgow High Feralloy vs.

Pennsville, 6 At Penns Grove High Carney's Point vs. Claymont, 6 At Newark High Wilm. Trust vs. E. Coast Stainless, 6 TENNIS At Wilmington Country Club State men's tournament Doubles semifinal, 6 p.m.

THOROUGHBRED RACING Delaware Park simulcast: Thistledown Belmont, Monmouth, Rockingham (1), Pim-llco Arlington Churchill (3), Hollywood (4), Penn National, Lone Star Prairie Meadows (8) Dover Downs simulcast: Thistledown Belmont, Monmouth (1), Pimlico Churchill (3), Penn National, Lone Star (7:30) Harrington simulcast: Belmont, Monmouth, Rockingham (1), Pimlico Churchill (3), Golden Gate Hollywood (4), Penn National (7:30) HARNESS RACING Delaware Park simulcast: Northttield (7), Meadowlands Pocono Hoosier (8), Sportsman's Park (8:30) Dover Downs simulcast: Northfield (7), Meadowlands, Pompano, Scioto Pocono Sportsman's Park (8:30) Harrington simulcast: Northfield (7), Meadowlands, Pompano, Scioto Pocono Hoosier (8), Sportsman's Park (8:30) Richards Stakes ready for renewal From staff reports STANTON Bleu Madura and Leestown have been assigned high weight in the field of nine 3-year-olds entered for Saturday's renewal of the $150,000 Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park. Trin-Brook Stable Inc. Bleu Madura and the D. Wayne Lukas-trained Leestown each were assigned 116 pounds and drew the No. 1 and 2 posts respectively for the 1 116 mile stake on the main track.

Nationally-known New York trainer Nick Zito drew the No. 4 and 5 posts with the Kinsman Stable entry of Universe and Advised. Zito has named Chris Antley on both horses. Local trainer Harland Sanders entered two horses, hole. He is an Archmere graduate who will attend the University of North Carolina-Greensboro in the fall.

LITTLE LEAGUER PERFECT: Danny Lloyd pitched a perfect game with 15 strikeouts as the Cardinals blanked the Rockies 3-0 in a Nanticoke Little League game on Monday night at the Kiwanis field. G. JOHNSON'S ALSO PERFECT: Todd Crkvenac went 3-for-4 with four RBIs and Mark Brocket! went 2-for-4 with four RBIs as undefeated Guy Johnson bombed Brandywine 14-5 Monday night at Banning Park. I Hugh Broomall scattered nine hits to improve to 4-0 On the season. Catcher Bob Mumma had a double and a home run for Guy Johnson (11-0).

HfTCHENS HURLS SHUTOUT: Dave Hitchens tossed a six-hit shutout as Canada Dry beat Walter's Collectibles 3-0 in a Delaware Semi-Pro League game at J8th and Van Buren. Mike Battaglia paced the Canada Dry attack by going 2-for-3 with an RBI double. TIMMONS WHITEWASHES C.WALLACE: Brian Tim-mons pitched a four-hit shutout to lead Home Budget Center to a 6-0 victory over C. Wallace in a Delaware Semi-Pro League game at Canby Park. Shayne Tlmmons RBI single in the bottom of the fifth broke up a scoreless pitching duel between Tim-ftions and C.

Wallace's Chris Dillon and sparked a six-run inning. Mark Wilhelm had a two-run triple and Dave Reichard and Rich Beheler each had RBI singles. HEENEY WINS TENNIS TOURNEY: Brian Heeney defeated Paul Hart 6-3, 7-6 (7-2) in the finals of the Mill Creek jrmtational Tennis Tournament at Dickinson High. HTS (taped) Minor League Carolina-Calif. All-Star Baseball 3 p.m.

Maor League Montreal at Orioles Baseball under different ownership on Thursday. Doc's Number drew the No. 3 post while stakes winning Valid Direction starts from the No. 7 hole. Ch2 HTS WNRK-1260 WBAL-1090 WQVL-1600 PRISM WDEL-1150 WPHT-1210 ESPN Phillies at Boston 7:30 p.m.

The complete field in post position order with 7:30 p.m. jockey named: Atlanta at Toronto Anaheim at Los Angeles 10:30 p.m. ESPN Bleu Madura (Jesus Castanon), Leestown (Jose Velez Auto racing ESPN 2 (taped) ESPN2 Jasper Engines 200 Action in Terre Haute, Ind. 7:30 p.m. 9:30 m.

Doc's Number (Eric Valles), a. Universe (Chris Antley), a.Advised (GAntley), Polish Dana (Mike Mc "Youth in Sports" 7:30 p.m. Ch. 28 Ch. 28 Carthy), Valid Direction (M.McCarthv).

Gold Book (K Horse racing DelPark Simulcast 11p.m. Valles), Deodar (Eric Jones), a-coupled as entry..