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D5 THE JOURNAL-NEWS, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1990 NATIONALLOCAL Dominican splits RECREATION SOFTBALL Buocafuri pitched the win. Video Magic 1, Visual Buitdine Inspectors 5: Greg Mitches pitched the wi and had two tuts. Inckang a triple. John Bertussi had two hits ndudng a homer. Soto Management 10, Rockland Bakery 4: Elk mgoar had a beses-loeded single ai the lest inning to break the tie end Paul Solomon got the wm.

Speedy Wash and Dry 2-13, Tony's Steak Houae 1-2: Richie Russo had the winning hit and Bob Rosen-burg held on to get the win. the second game Gary Gordon and Tom Feltham both drove three runs. Owrgw'e Cafe 11-14, B.D. Covers 1-J: Larry Kotei hurled tour -hitler the first game victory aided by Ga DiMola two homers and six RBI and Chuck Todd's two homers and three RBI. Jerry Hammond pitched the victory the nightcap.

Pauliee On The Hudson 3-4, Twins 1-1' Joe ru-mack pitched the wm both games of the double-header end Tim McKeever, Joe Talaminl, and Jim Curran aH had three ruts on the day. Advanced Ooubte-Ptay 1-4. Ok) Fashioned PMefao-rant 0-1: Jeff Keizer pitched the shutout and Ray Buteaux pitched the second game for the wins. Chns Helch had five hits and Lou Monioo had three hits on the day. AtT Health Care 8, The Deck 5: Dan Grey waa 3- for-3 and Ed Carpezzi pitched the win.

Rockland Plumbing Supply 11, TUcon 10: Carl Armano led the offense and Bd Carey was the winning pitcher. Do-AS Landscaping 12-16, Ban Labe 0- Bart Sheridan and John Roach had four rata each and Danny Boyle and Andy Capulano had five each hits for Do-AH. Madlin, Maybruch and Staler CPA 7-8, Blues 4- 4: Pitcher Mel Stsier won both games, the opener, Howie Madkn had two hits and two RBI and Mitch Rigant also had two hits and an RBI. In the eecond game. Mario Ottavieno had two extra-bass tots.

ROCKLAND TEMPLE: Rockland 17, New City Three 5: Alan Appiebaum had two RBI and Steve Rosenbioom had three RBI. Orengetown 6, Knights 2: Eric Kleiner had two hits and Alan Norin pitched the wm. Beth Shalom 7, Moneey 2: Andrea Scott had two hits, Including a triple and Larry Goldberg pitched the win. 3 Pomona 1, JCCO: SL0ATS8URG INVITATIONAL: Sunnyekss Restat-raunt 12, Food-Mart 0: Scott Glatly had three ruts, Including a home run, while Joe Kujamk earned the wm. Elmo's 14, Haber Painting 6: Bob Hueman Jr.

had four hits and three RBI and Glen Beach added three hits of his own to pace the winners. Sutter's Mill 10, Four Star Video 4s Joe Galley tied two hits, including home run, and three RBI and Clark Hi pitched the win. NATIONAL LEAGUE: ScognemKrUo Chiropractor 16, Wrecking Crew 3: Chris Stratis wnet 4-for -4 with three RBI end Russell Powers had two base clearing doubles tor six RBI Butcher Boys 9, Berdonie Drugs 8: Clutch hitting by Rich Muratore and Rob Riggio sparked the comeback victory. ROCKLAND SUNDAY MORNING: AtJ Haaong and Cooling 13, Lifetime Deck Builders 12: Brian Lynch had four hlta and four RBI and Dan Oravius had three hits for Lifetime. Ralph PaceHa had three hits, including a double, triple and homer for ROCKLAND OTBDEERHE AO: Laurel Manor Knights 7, Deuce Coupe 4: Pete Carey had a home run and Gregg DeCoia provided the pitching tor the Knights.

OTB Trotters 5, Pride: Jefl Remo had two hits and three RBI while Bruce Gebhardt tossed the victory. 6 Plumbers 13, CapL Video: BUI Monahan hit for the cyle and Any Pufol had two hits snd five RBI. Paul's Mobil 9, Ekzlan Tuxedoes 4: Russ Parker had two hits and tour RBI whse teammate Bob Shepie drove si three runs. ORANGETOWN: Nyack OTB 12, Encore Cafe 2: Tony Salerno pitched the victory end contributed on offense with three hits along with Rick Srrath who had five hits. MTERaSEMATE: Mr.

Landscape 17, Mountain Viewers 3: Scott Preston led the offense with three hits and four RBI whM Alan Coval pitched the war Mr. Landscape 12, Dr. Hkfiana Eipkxere 6: Rob Toapha pitched well enough to get the win and Rick Irace supported the hitting with two hits and four RBI. Oraeskickoni 7, Dondeef 6: Artie Manion was the wvmng pitcher and ha was helped out by fine defense from Jeff Strike si left field. Bums Landscaping 9, Dr.

Hkfcans Explorers 7: Michael Tymchuk pitched the victory and Bob Nelson had a two-Am homer. Bums also won by forfeit over Mountsin Viewers. New City OTB 7, Golden Gooee 6: Rich Alen end Mike Johannes sen both sparked the offense with three Ists and two RBI a piece New City OTB 10, Rapid Transport Don Griffin tied a home run and three RBI to go along with teammate Mark Wisard's three hits and two RBI. Nanuef Shenanigans 16-6, Lon'e 1-5: Chris Longln pitched both wins. Keith Ohle homered In the first game.

In the second game Will Ross went 3-for-3 and catcher Steve Batto excelled defensively. Sportsvtew Restaurant Bar 25, Rapid Transport 0: Al Jamieson fired a no-hitter end had three hits and Hugh Cooney had three ruts and three RBI to oontnb-ute to the offense. ROCKLAND SENIOR LEAGUE: Munnoe Italian Da 13, Beaver-KM 6: Amie Dudley went 5-for-5 and drove In four runs. Jos PotozkM was the winning pitcher. DAT Waring 9, Westchester (Mass 8: Sam Wilson singled in the last Inning to drive home the winning run and winning pitcher Lous Green went 4-tor-S.

(Comtek's Law 12, Fun Counts 3: Rich Nssissi betted 3-for-3 and scored two runs and Dan Corbo tossed the victory. Bona of Italy 22, Horizon Travel 7: Gregg DeCda and Tedd Mazzele both contributed to the attack with four hits each. SUFFERN SUNDAY MORNING: Msec 10, D.J. Scott 0: Alen Solomon tossed a one-hit shutout whea Eddie Atkins sparked the offense gang 2-for-3 with two tuns scored. Sport -O-Aema 9, Stoneoate 6: Frank Calderonie had two hits, Including a three-run triple, and Jerry Holmes doubled and tripled to drive In two runs.

Sierra Vlets Construction 9, Stake's Dei 9: Jack Luzon had four RBI and Tom Rau had three hits to' lead the offensive attack Sierra Vista Construction 6, Cekuiar Tete-Communt-caltone 2: Angeto Basso was the winning pitcher end Rob Maskwo provided the punch for the offense with three hits and four RBI. Rlch'a Towing 6, Allendale Rebels 4: John Cala-brese tripled and nad en RBI while Gmo Marsieo had two hits to lead the offense. DOUBLE-HEADER: MoHle McGuJree 3-9, Car Works 2-0: Earl Price was the winning pitcher end drove In the winning run whea Brian Supmski starred on defense. Scott Tuscmo had two tholes and two RBI to pace the offense In the second game and Moose Abrou pitched shutout. High Mountain Landscaping 5-1 1, Bravee 4-2: Brian Horowitz's sacrifice fly in the seventh drove in the winning run.

EM Franco pitched the victory. Hal Doughty homered and drove In four runs and Joe Castro pitched the victory in the second game. AID. Mason Contractors 4-2, Coors SUver BuHets 2-4: Ralph Mamouzette waa 2-for-2 with a homer end four RBI and Rob Toapha pitched the win. Atle Cohen was the winning pitcher end he was helped out in the field by Dan Mittofl.

Vteual Building Inspectors 4, Video Magic 2: Fran Dandree had three hits and three RBI and Chris Staff photoJaroslav Wainee Tony Nogueira of Marietta, hits the tape to win the wheelchair category in a course record time of 27:02. HAYES RACE, From page D1 Charles Rambadt hit a two-run double to spark host Dominican over Dowling, 6-4, and eain a snlit of a non-leaeue douhle-hparlpr m. terday at Kennedy-Reedy Field in Tappan. Domincan committed four errors which led to 10 unearned runs in losing the first game, 12-3. Rambadt finished the day with three RBI and David Messina picked up his first win of the year in the second game.

Oowling (9-9) 214 005 0 12 10 3 Domincan (12-8) 010 011 0 3 4 4 RBI Dow: Maurrelll, Smith; Dom: Castaldo, McNa-marl, Rambadt. 2B Dow: Sherafma, Belyea. WP McMurray (3-1). LP Castaldo (0-1). Second gam Dowling (9-10) 020 000 2 4 9 1 Dominican (13-8) 101 022 8 10 1 RBI Dow: Diprefro, Nemaic, Sherrmeto Dom: Smith 2.

Rambadt 2, White, Sloblskl. 2B Dow: Shermato, Diprafor, Tursallino; Dom: Rambadt. Galloway, White, Slobiski. HR Dow: Sherrmeco. WP Messina (1-0).

LP Maurai (2-2). ROCKLAND C.C. 6, 5, NASSAU C.C. 3, 7i Frank Viggia-no's bases-loaded triple sparked a four-run fourth for visiting RCC in the first game of the Region 15 double-header. In the second game, Mark Dela-paz went 3-for-3 and Rich Madden went 3-for-4 in the team's losing effort, Rockland (16-8) 004 101 0 8 9 2 Nassau (18-7) 000 203 0 5 8 2 RBI RCC: Vigglano 3, Zaro; NCC: Witman, Blasl 2.

2B RCC: Torres; NCC: Rando. 3B RCC: Vlggiano; NCC: Whitman. WP Dannenburg (2-1). LP Lewis (5-1). Second game Rockland (16-7, 7-4) 000 220 1 5 11 1 Nassau (17-7, 12-2) 31 2 01 OX 792 RBI RCC: Deiapaz, Jemlson, Madden 2, Ramirez; NCC: Rando, Blasi, Whitman, Dicona, Lomanaco 2.

2B RCC: Madden; NCC: Blasl. 3B RCC: Madden; NCC: Dicona. HR NCC: Dicona. WP Matarazzo YANKEES, From retired his first two batters on groundouts, then Julio Franco bunted back to the mound. It was an easy play for Leary if he didn't drop the ball.

"It bobbled in my glove and I never got a handle on it," Leary said. "I couldn't believe I didn't make the play." Leary compounded matters by walking Ruben Sierra, then serving up a 3-1 fastball that Harold Baines clobbered, sending it into the center field bleachers to the right of the 400 foot sign for the first of three Texas home runs. The mishandled bunt tainted an otherwise strong 129-pitch effort by Leary, who permitted just three hits and four runs, one earned, in 6 23 innings. Leary exited after a two-out single by Pettis in favor of Lee Guetterman. The left-hander appeared to have the final out of the inning when Palmeiro flied to center.

Center fielder Roberto Kelly gradually retreated, then broke into a run when Palmeiro's drive carried further than anyone could have imagined. The ball landed over Kelly's head for an RBI triple. Julio Franco followed with an infield single off Jeff Robinson that made it 5-2 Texas. If the Yankees are to avoid a repeat of last year's 74-87 debacle, Leary will have to handle the bunt and Kelly will have to better judge Palmeiro's drive. And perhaps manager Bucky Dent and everyone else will have to find some answers during a 10-game homestand that begins METSArom page D1 YOUTH BASEBALL NANUET LL Hrelee Breves 2: Chris Camplnella's three-run double end Brendan Walsh's three hits proved to be the difference for the winners.

Tigers 15, Giants 4: Billy Evenngham went 3-lor-4 and Pat Gallagher pitched the first three innings to get the win. Orioles 5, Cardinals 4: J.J. Gartland was the winning pitcher and Michael Knoke came on to pick up the MONSEY LL: Cerdmals 21, Mete 4: Yitzl Rudman struck out 13 and picked up the win while Noah Doherty hit for the cycle. Cube 10, Expos 6: Daman Oecosta had the game-winning hit In the sixth and Michael Chiat got the wm. Mete 10, Cardinals 6: Edan Nayowltz hit a two-run homer.

Judati Mischet pitched the win. NYACK-VALLEY COTTAGE LL: Cubs 5, Carde 4: Brendan Gray drove the winning run in the seventh inning snd Dennis Kaney pitched the wm. Braves 9, Tigers 7: Weston Weils end Sam Lewdwed Male able-bodied winner Andy Kohlbrenner is riding the crest of a hot streak that has certified him as lord of the local distance-running circuit. The 26-year-old from New City let it fly on the downhill fourth mile to open an insurmountable gap on runner-up Mike Bunsey. Kohlbrenner cruised in unpressed in Bunsey was about 300 yards in arrears in 32:06.

"I planned to make some kind of surge at halfway, and this course is very conducive to that because between three and four miles it's downhill and shady," said Kohlbrenner, who has another major test on Thursday the high-powered Penn Relays track race. "The last two miles I coud've dug deeper if I had to, but I backed off to save something for Penn." "I let down once he broke away," said Bunsey, a 26-year-old from Ithaca, N.Y., who ran the first 15 miles of the Boston Marathon last Monday before dropping out with blisters. Jeanne Pare didn't approach the women's able-bodied record of 35:37 she set while winning in 1986, but the 29-year-old from Gainesville, nonetheless held sway to become a two-time winner. She clocked 36:08.9 to finish 11th among all able-bodied runners. When she won in '86, the transplanted Brooklynite was about to begin her medical internship at the University of Florida in Gainesville.

So she gave her winning prize, the European airline tickets, to her sister Alice, who took a trip to Ireland. Now Pare, a 34:13 10K runner and 2:44 marathoner, is a licensed rheumatologist at the University of Florida, and this time she plans to travel to the Emerald Isle and visit her 82-year-old grandmother. "My sister won't be so lucky this time," she said with a wry smile. CLASSIC NOTESi 10K course was extended by 80 yards after remeasurement found it to be slightly short Jim Ledwell, 41, of Nyack won the John P. Sullivan Cup as the first Rockland finisher age 40 or older.

He was 10th in DRUMMONDA, LOCAL COLLEGE -o. qmmt o-i. UPSALA 8, 3, ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 2i Joe Mackey's RBI triple was the only extra-base hit for St Thomas Aquinas in both games of the double-header loss. Mackey later scored on a Tom Javenes single to tie the second game at 2-2.

However, Upsala'a Bob Weiss singled home Edgar Fe-liciano with the winning run in the bottom of the sixth. In the first game, Rick Hauser homered in the first inning and STAC never recoverd, getting shutout on five hits. St. Thomas (10-18) 000 000 0 0 5 4 Upsala(9-15) 213 002 8 8 0 RBI Fekclino. Weiss 2, Hauser, Fossett 2.

26 Fekctano. HR Hauser. WP Drains (2-4). LP Fitzpatnck (2-5). St.

Thomas Aquinas (10-19) 000 200 0 2 8 0 Upsala(10-15) 020 001 3 7 2 RBI STAC: Mackey, Javenes: Weiss. Zayat 2. 18 STAC: Mackey. WP lantosca (2-3L LP Farbar(34). Dominican bows Visiting College of St.

Rose of Albany exploded for eight runs in the fifth inning to defeat Dominican, 12-1, in a five-inning game shortened by the 10-run rule yesterday. Cathy Glynn singled home Do-mincan's lone run in the fourth. St. Rose (8-2) 002 28 12 10 2 Domincan (3-2) 000 10 1 4 4 RBI SR: Coughtny, Fitzgerald, Rosseka 3, AI-bertson, Murphy, Bermuda. Glynn.

2B Ryan. 3B SR: Murphy. WP Sohol (4-1). LP Vasquez (2-1). page D1 against Seattle tomorrow night.

"I'm not going to let this club die," Dent said. NOTESi Because Habyan is out of options, he will have the right to declare himself a free agent rather than report to Columbus. Jesse Barfield, hitless in his last 13 at-bats with seven strikeouts, was the only player not used by Dent. The Yankees have dropped their last seven at Arlington Stadium. Rangers 10, Yankees 4 NEW YORK TEXAS abrhbi S021 5 0 0 0 4 110 3 112 3 0 2 0 40 10 3120 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 4 111 20 10 1000 1000 M4T2 4 abrkbt 4 2 2 0 5 2 2 3 3 111 4100 4 2 2 3 2 0 0 0 0000 2 100 3 0 0 0 0000 1113 0000 4000 Sax 2b Polonla dh Mattlngly lb Hall rf Winfleld II Kelly cf Cerone Tolleson it Balboni ph Velarde Blowers 3b Esplnoza ss Sanders ph Gerenc Totals New York Pettis cf Palmeiro lb Franco 2b Sierra rf Baines dh Bosleytf Espytf Petralll Coolbaugh 3b Daughtrty ph Stanley ph Kunkel ss Husonss Totals 3218118 0 020- 4 3M ON 25x- Texai E-Leary 2.

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Dwight Gooden and Fernandez got knocked around in their first two starts; both talked about being out of sync, not having any rhythm; both pitched the way their bio says they should the third time. On the mechanical side, Fernandez did start pushing off more with his back leg. "Usually when Sid is having trouble, he's erratic up and down," said pitching coach Mel Stottle-myre. "Last game his pitches were running away from righthanded hitters. "He's almost a two-phase pitcher.

First his legs and lower body, then his arm. Since he wasn't driving with his legs, he was mostly all arm." The pitcher agreed, but in a lot fewer words. "I was out of sync," he said. "That kind of bothered me." Words weren't necessary. Tim Raines got to third in the first inning, to second in the seventh.

Nothing unusual about the situations. A walk, stolen base and catcher's throwing error; a walk and stolen base. "I had Raines twice," Mets catcher Mackey Sasser joked. "First time I was a little high about 12 feet. Second one I was a little low oh, about 12 feet." It's easy to joke about these things when you're winning.

There was one oddity. Sasser also through out a runner, when Mike Fitzgerald tried a delayed steal in the second. That's happened twice in 31 tries. Back to Fernandez: Other than singles by Raines in the fourth and seventh, and the two walks, the innnings were all 1-2-3. combined on the mound to help get the wm.

NEW CITY LL: Pedree 7, Red 801 5: Mke Gomel struck out 11 and picked up the win and Robert Callen had a triple end three RBI. Cube 14, Twins 13: Heath Loring drove In the winning run and Eric Scher pitched the final three Innings to get the wm. Yenkeea 18, Astros 9: Bobby Ohle and Tommy Ryan led the attack with two hits and three RBI each. Dodgem 12, Mete 4: Ian Schaeter had the game-wmnmg hit, two-run triple the fourth. Matt Maria had a double and a triple tor the Dodgers.

Glome 5, A's 4: Jimmy Murphy and Danny Wetter combined to pitch a five hitter for the winnners. SUFFERN LL: A's 6, Angels 0: Bobby Bowden and Josh Young pitched wen for the A's. CONGERS LL: Cardlnale 9, Senators 3: Bi KeHy pitched the victory which wea aided by Hayes DHan-dry's home run. page D1 Looking over Denise McGuire's accomplishments, both athletically and academically, brought back memories of her play when I covered the Pirates' intersectional championship game her senior year. She dominated her sport in high school and was a class president for four years at Pearl River, the class valedictorian and a Phi Beta Kappa at Stanford University.

There have been many great scholar-athletes through the years in Rockland, but I always considered McGuire the greatest of them all, combining academics, community service and athletics. Nothing that has happened since her graduation from Pearl River in 1979 has changed my mind. Steve Drummond's column appears every Monday. APRIL 27 play of the day was a pitchout to Clancy running to his left. Time after time, he tried to run over the Clarkstown safety (me) when a simple fake and speedy burst to the sideline would have easily put him in the clear for a touchdown.

Every time I tackled him, I came down elbow-first on the then rock-hard Nyack field. Hey, fellows, let's play on the parking lot and get some relief. The next day my elbow was three times its normal size and Nyack was still celebrating its win via a Clancy touchdown. By the by, no one that ever saw Don Clancy's acceleration coming out of a turn in track will ever forget it. I never did.

FRIDAY 35:37.7 Records also were set in women's disabled ambulatory (He-lene Hines, 57:44.6) and women's walker (Sharon Lyons, 1:04.0) divisions Peter Hawkins, 25, of Mal-verne, L.I., a paraplegic, tumbled from his wheelchair on the fourth mile's steep downhill and suffered multiple abrasions across his back. But he said all he hurt was "some skin and my pride. I'll bounce back." Oldest finisher in 10K: Clarke Gilbert, 80, of Lake Peeks-kill, N.Y., 411th place in 59:47 Mile fun run winner. Tom Gerlach, 16, of Suffern, 5:01.9 996 entrants registered for the two races Race publicist Peggi Ferguson-Pell said race officials hoped to raise Tea 25 male ebfo bodied 1. Andy Kohlbrenner 31:198.

2. Mike Bunsey 32:08, 3. Jamie Kempton 32:08, 4. Brian Crowley 32:38. S.

George Shurter 33:50, 8. Carlos Jameson 34:20, 7. John McNuNy 34:35, 8. Michael Varieur 34:42, 9. Ted DeLaunay 34:50, 10.

Jim Ledwell 35:37, 11. Beak Cosenza 38:35, 12. Bill Flynn 38:46, 13. Lawrence Lambrola 38:40, 14. Greg Diamond 36:54, 15.

Roy Zeeb 37:08, 16. Andrew Bean 37:39. 17. Mike CoSms 37:41, 18. Joe Salerno 37:43, 19.

Rich Simko 37:44. 20. Danny Cooney 38:16. 21. Michael Graziosi 38:19, 22.

Jerry Outgley 38:24, 23. John Geidei 38 25. 24. Brenner 38:30,25. Keith Toto 38:31.

Top 20 female ebie bodied 1. Jeanne Pare (11th able-bodied overall) 36:08.9, 2. Linda Wgglne 39:53. 3. Carol Cosenza 41:26, 4.

Joyce Magee 44:35, 5. Mary Salerno 45:15, 6. Janet Pietropeok) 45:53. 7. Chris Seidel 46:06, 8.

Cherleen Turner 46:19. 9. Patty Reicherter 46:45, 10. Benna Auge 46:51, 11. Robin Grtskus 47:22, 12.

Laurie Gofckn 47:27, 13. Janet Gray-O'Connor 48:12. 14. Maureen Harrison 48:15, 15. Karen Sayre 48:22, 16.

Lisa Malty 48:24, 17. Marilyn GambardeHa 48:38, 18. Kathy Can- 46:53, 19. Suzanne Feyen 48:59. 20.

Suzle Reeves 49:02. Age group medalists Under 14 Male: 1. Kevin QoMreyer 38:32. 2. Michael Goldreyer 36:32.

3. David Dominguez 39:07: Female: 1. Jennifer Rose 1:01:57, 2. Meredith Gizzl 1:08:02. 3.

Lisa Matone 1:13:13. 18-19 Male: 1. Stephen Kotar 38:32. 2. Joel Cook 40:28, 3.

Roland Hasbrouck 41:42: Female: 1. Karen Sayre: no others. 20-29 Male (overall champion Kohlbrenner displaced): 1. Mike Bunsey, 2. Brian Crowley, 3.

Carlos Jamieson; Female (OveraN champion Pare displaced): 1. Linda Higgins, 2. Carol Cosenza. 3. Janet Pietropeo-k).

90-39 Male: 1. Jamie Kempton. 2. George Shurter. 3.

John McNutty; remele: 1. Mary Salerno, 2. Chris Seidel. 3. Robin Griskus.

40-49 Male: 1. Jim Ledwea. 2. Bin Flynn, 3. Joe Salerno: Female: 1.

Joyce Magee, 2. Chanson Turner, 3. Benita Auge. 60-69 Male: 1. Rich Simko, 2.

Art Rertly 42:43, 3 Hector Santiago Female: 1. Suzanne Bernstein 1:03:09, 2. Belinda Zamlardino 1:31:46, 3. Ruth TeHo 2:16:32. 80 or older Male: 1.

John Lukens 50:05, 2. Sab Koide 51:32, 3. John Byron Female: 1. Eleanor Petak no others. Top wheelchair finishers Male: 1.

Antonio Nogueira 27:02.8 (course record). 2. Rob LougMm 31:01, 3. Joe Dowting Female: 1. Sarah Wi 1:07:22, 2.

Jackie David 1:53:53. Top disabled ambulatory finishers Mile: 1. Jim McLaren 45:18.5. 2. Tony Candela 47:47, 3.

Gladstone Adams 49:02: Female: 1. Helena Hines 57 44 6 (course record), 2. Yvonne Myvett 1:07:25, 3. Same Nonage 1:10:03. Top walkers Mate: i.

Don Brown z. try Smith 1:06:34. 3. Charles Silverman Gary 1. Sharon Lyons (course record) 1:04:00, 2.

Beth Teich 1:08:21, 3. Courtney Fratello 1:14:31. Team chempiona Open male: Diplomat Racing Teem (Kohlbrenner, Kempton, Crowley) 1:36 07 4, Open female: Diplomat Racing Teem (Higgins. Salerno. Pwtropaoto) 2:11:02.2: Otseoted male: Achilles Track Club (Adams.

Wfliama. Davidson) 2:53:19 5: Disabled female: Achieea Track Qub (Hines, Myvett, Noriega) 3:15:13.6. streak! NOTESi CBS announcer Jack Buck said he would give $1,000 to anyone who could get Mets' LF Kevin McReynolds to smile on camera. Deena Sheldon, a freelance camera person, did it Saturday, and was walking around the pressbox with a (1,000 check from Buck A little discrepancy: Davey Johnson said he held Mike Marhsall out of the game again "as a precaution" against recurring back problems. Marshall said he isn't having any pain and "showed up ready to Mets 5, Expos 0 MONTREAL abrhbi NEW YORK abrhbi 3 2 2 0 1 1 2 4 120 3 110 3 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 10 12 40 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Grlssom cf Noboa2b Raines If WallachJb 4 0 0 0 Jefferies 2b Miller cf Johnson 3b 4 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 Strawberry rf Galarraga lb 3 0 0 0 McReynolds If Fitzgerald rf 2 0 0 0 Magadan 10 Santovenla Owenss Gardner Hudler ph Frayp Sampan Johnson ph 3 0 0 0 Teutei id 3 0 0 0 Sasser EUter ss Fernandei 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 tooo RIThompson 0 0 0 0 Tatars 21020 Totals 33 000 000 006 0 New Vert.

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IP ER BB SO Montreal Gardner U0-J 5 7 3 3 2 3 Fray 12-3 1 2 2 2 2 Sampen 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 RIThompson 1 1 0 0 0 0 New York Fernandez 1-1 2 0 0 2 4 HBP-Jefferies by Gardner. Umpires-Home, Quick; First, Hlrschbeck; Second, Bonln; Third, Tata. Come Celebrate Our 40th Anniversay of Harness Racing WE'RE ROLLING BACK THE PRICES! 500 HOT DOGS I a we were 9-2 I'd say the same thing." If they were 9-2 after 13 games, we would all be worried. "The key for us is always going to be pitching," Mcllvaine continued. "When we pitch well, we play well." Pitching doesn't get much better than the two-hit, four-strikeout effort Sid Fernandez put together.

It was the fifth two-hitter of his career, the big difference being in the others he had nine, nine, 12 and 13 strikeouts. Does that make it more or less impressive? "Neither," Fernandez said. "I'll take a win over strikeouts any day." If you want to put Mcllvaine's previous comment into some kind of overall context, Fernandez serves well. Just the other night he walked the bases loaded and gave up a grand slam to the Cubs' Lloyd Mc-Clendon. When they don't pitch well, they don't play well.

Losses don't get much worse than that 8-6 embarrassment. This is the part where you ask how Fernandez can be so bad one time, and so good the next. "He's in a situation like Doc where he needs more time in spring training to get ready," Johnson said. "Power pitchers are like that." At least the manager didn't say Fernandez had been tipping his pitches. Call it an excuse if you want, but maybe the 32-day lockout and shortened spring is partly to blame.

A comparison is in order. Both At times, it was with great economy only seven pitches in the fourth inning, four in the fifth. Surely there's something that needs to be said. "I couldn't tell much," Fernandez said. "All the pitches looked straight as an arrow to me." Good enough.

If you can believe this, there was also a little luck involved in the win. Third inning, Gregg Jefferies on first, Keith Miller up. "We were trying to hit-and-run," the manager said. Right, Miller hits his first home run and all he's trying to do is make contact. "True," Miller said.

"Sometimes when you hit down on the ball, if you get under it just a little, it jumps." Come on "I'm serious. I've never hit a home run like that before, but I have hit balls hard." Speaking of hard-hit balls, there was a tracer Darryl Strawberry smoked to center in the fifth. The new, complete Darryl hustled it into a triple, and he scored on Kevin McReynolds' hit past shortstop. The other two runs came on a bases-loaded, pinch-hit single by Tim Teufel in the seventh. Check that again A pinch-hit single, two RBI.

Pitch well play well Things seem to be falling into place. Finally! "We're not at .500 yet," the manager said. "I won't be happy until we get there. "This is only two (in a row). I'd like to see a couple more." Oh, you mean a streak.

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