The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 12

The Sallna Journal Friday, April 10,1987 Page 12 Cougar track teams cultivate lofty ambitions By STEPHEN WHITE Sporti Writer "We won't be going to any meets to finish last this year," announced Chuck Culley, whose Salina South track and field squad has spent the last two seasons trying to avoid the cellar in most of its meets. Each of those seasons, the Cougars jelled at the end to close with fine showings at regional and state. Culley doesn't expect success to be that far down the road this spring. "We do know at this point we have a good track team, and I emphasize the word track," Culley said. From the sprints through the distance events, the Cougars are fast, balanced and, at places, deep.

Off the track, four seasoned Cougars hope to excel at the jumping events. Only in the throwing events and pole vault are they lacking. "And we've got some hopes there," Culley said. Not to imply that the Cougars are disregarding traditional wisdom, but this squad is built from the distance events up. With Jason Goertzen as their anchor, they have no choice, though their stable of sprinters is well stocked.

Only a junior, Goertzen already has established himself as one of the better distance and middle distance runners in the state's history. As a sophomore, Goertzen set a Class 5A State Outdoor record in the 1,600 meters He opened his junior season with a commanding victory in the state cross country meet. Scoreboard South track schedule APRIL 11 Wichita State Relays, 10 a.m.; 14 KNIGHT'S RELAYS at Salina Stadium, 4 p.m.; 20 McPherson Invltatlona, 4p.m.; 24 luhler Invitational, 3:45 p.m.; 28 Hayl Invitational (rescheduled), 3 p.m. MAY 8 Darby Invltotlonol, 3 p.m.; 12 Newton Invitational, 3p.m.; IS League Meet at Junction City, 4 p.m.; 23 Class 5A Regional at Salina Stadium, TEA; 29-30 State Outdoor at Wichita, TBA. "We'll take a Jason Goertzen in the distance events any time we can get him," Culley understated.

"Of course, (if) you take a kid of his caliber and take him to state as a sprinter, he'll win the meet for you because he can score 40 points instead of 20." Junior Tim Suttle, fifth at state in the 3,200 last spring, will help the Cougars double up on distance points. "By the end of the year, we hope to have a quality 4x800 relay team," Culley said. "Mike McCall, who is a distance runner, has been working on the 800 and we expect him to be under two minutes before the year is over. "Jeff Crough and Billy Short have been really good utility men for us, working at whatever event we needed them in, and we've had them working on the 800. They're both competitors and will run a good half- mile for you." In the 400, which Culley has always considered the heart of a track team, the Cougars are young but potentially dangerous.

Seasoned juniors Gary Jayne and Kevin Dolton will shoulder the leadership roles, while sophomore sprinters Joe Roche and Jesse Haggard build the stamina necessary for the event. "I am very comfortable with that middle- distance crew right there," Culley said. The crew includes senior sprinter Corey Moye, who also is going to try to build the endurance necessary for the longest of the sprints. Moye's forte, though, still may be the shorter sprints. He, along with all three of his teammates, is back for another crack at the state title in the 4xlOO-meter relay.

"We don't have that bona fide (state champion)," Culley said, "but we've got a lot of good, tough kids who are going to score points in the Senior Phil Oliver has placed at state in the 100 and 200 each of the last two years. Returning with Oliver and Moye from last year's 4xlOO-meter relay team that placed fifth at state are senior Shawn Springer and junior David Auldridge. Toss in junior transfer Juan Anthony, who ran on Salina Central's 4x100 team last year, and the Cougars have a dogfight brewing in the sprints. In the traditional format, Coach Andy Deckert's girls' squad is built around its sprinters, a crew Deckert labels "state contenders." Senior LaJuanna Williams, fifth at state in the 200, anchors 4x100 and 4x200 state championship relay teams that return intact from a year ago. South's 4x100 relay team is working on an impressive foundation of five consecutive state championships, a feat accomplished without the benefit of a 100-meter champion.

"All the credit there has to go to the girls for the hours they spend with coach (Penny) Nelson, working on their nandoffs and getting their steps down," Deckert said. Returning with Williams on those relays are seniors Dawn Keeler, Amy Peterson, Cori Sanchez and Amanda Levin, and junior StaciKrier. Krier placed third and fifth at state in the high and intermediate hurdles last year, and Peterson ran the sixth-fastest 400 at state. Keeler will concentrate solely on the sprints this spring, shirking her former specialty, the hurdles, because of recurrent knee injuries. Sanchez and Levin will join Peterson in the 400, where they should all be pushed by junior Missy Gustin.

Juniors Ellen Dreiling and Cathy Johnson and freshman Nikki Ludes head an improving distance corps, and underclassmen Lisa Blevins and Mindy Killion hope to score in the weight events. "We have really experienced young women returning for their last season," Deckert said. "I also see some young kids that have to realize somebody's going to have to follow in the seniors' footsteps. "We have several very, very good seniors on this team, but we also have tremendous opportunities for participation by some younger kids." Journal Photo Jason Goertzen has established himself as one of the better prep distance runners in Kansas history. Baseball Major League standings By The Associated Press ALL Times CDT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Pet Gi L10 Streak Away Milwaukee 3 0 1 .000 3-0 Won 3 3-00-0 Baltimore 2 1 .667 1 2-1 Won 1 2-10-0 New York 2 1 .667 1 2-1 Lost 1 0-02-1 Toronto 2 1 .667 1 2-1 Lost 1 2-10-0 Detroit 1 2 .333 2 1-2 Won 1 1-20-0 Cleveland 1 2 .333 2 1-2 Won 1 0-0 1-2 Boston 0 3 .000 3 0-3 Lost 3 0-00-3 West Division 1 Pd Gl L10 Streak Away Minnesota 3 01.000 3-0 Won 3 3-0 0-0 California 2 0 1 .000 2-0 Won 2 2-00-0 Chicago 2 1 .667 1 2-1 Won 1 0-02-1 Kansas City 1 2 .333 2 1-1 Lost 1 1-20-0 Texas 1 2 .333 2 1-2 Lost 1 0-01-2 Seattle 0 2 .000 2V, 0-2 Lost 2 0-00-2 Oakland 0 3 .000 3 0-3 Lost 3 0-00-3 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away New York 2 01.000 2-0 Won 2 2-0 0-0 St.

Louis 2 01.000 2-0 Won 2 0-0 2-0 Chicago 0 2 .000 2 0-0 Lost 2 0-20-0 Montreal 0 2 .000 2 0-2 Lost 2 0-00-2 Philadelphia 0 2 .000 2 0-2 Lost 2 0-00-2 Pittsburgh 0 2 .000 2 0-2 Lost 2 0-00-2 West Division Pel Gl 110 Streak Away San Francisco 4 01.000 4-0 Won 4 3-0 1-0 Houston 3 0 1 .000 3-0 Won 3 3-00-0 Atlanta 2 01.000 1 2-0 Won 2 2-0 0-0 Cincinnati 2 01.000 1 2-0 Won 2 2-0 0-0 San Diego 0 3 .000 3V, 0-3 Lost 3 0-00-3 LosAngeles 0 4 .000 4 0-4 Lost 4 0-10-3 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Wednesday's Late Game Thursday's Games California 7, Seattle 1 New York 4, Pittsburgh 2 Thursday's Games St. Louis 4, Chicago 2 Cleveland 14, Toronto 3 San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 1 Minnesota 5, Oakland 4 Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 7, 10 In- Detroit 9. New York 3 nings Milwaukee 1 2. Boston 1 1 Only games scheduled Baltimore 8. Texas 6 Friday's Games Chicago 6, Kansas City 0 St.

Louis (Mathews 11-8) at Pitts- Seattle at California, (n) burgh (Reuschel 9-16), 5:35 p.m. Friday's Games Atlanta (Palmer 11-10) at New Toronto (Slieb 7-12) at Boston York (Fernandez 16-6), 6:35 p.m. (Hurst 13-8), 12:05 p.m. Chicago (lynch 7-5) at Phil- Detroit (Tanana 12-9) at Chicago (Allen 7-2), 1:30 p.m. Son Diego (Davis 9-12) at On- Baltimore (Flanagan 7-11) at cinnati (Power 10-6), 6:35 p.m.

Cleveland (Bailes 10-10), 3:05 p.m. Montreal (Heaton 7-15) at New York (Khoden 15-12) ol Houston (Darwin II -10), 7:35 p.m. Kansas City (Saberhagen 7-12), 7:35 Son Francisco (Downs 4-4) at Los pm. Angeles (Penal -2), 9:35 p.m. Milwaukee (Nieves 11-12) at Texas (Guzman 9-15) 7:35 p.m.

Minnesota (Smithson 13-14) at Seattle (Morgan 1 1 1 7), 9:05 p.m. California (McCaskill 17-10) al Oakland (Stewart 9 5). 10:05 p.m. Today's schedule Brinkmon; Third, Cooney. A- 12.228.

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(HANTS 1.DOOCEHI ab bl ab bi WCIark Ib 4020 BCOFttB Aldrelelb 1010 4110 ww CDo.nd 1 2 2 4020 AUGUSTA. GA. (AP) First-round Leonard II 2 1 2 1 Marital rf 1001 scores Thursday in the 51 si Masters Golf Milnerd 2000 Londrxrt 1000 Tournament on the 6.905-yard, par 36- Mldndorf 4121 Stubbsll 4010 7J Auau ta Naliona QoK ub Brown Jb 4112 Ib 4010 cour 9 a d(m amateur): Brenlyc 2IOOkwK.ac 3010 Cclok 35-34 69 RThpui2b 4000Trevinoc 1000 TA 7D 4110 Andein3b 4010 rurl Slranae MOavup 20 II Welch 1000 Curtis Strange Spilmnpn 1 000 Lsar, 0000 Vu Mmionn OOOOMaiulph 1000 lomnaison jr-M-fi Guerrrph 1000 Bernhard Longer 34-37-71 valerulph 1000 Corey Pavin 37-34-71 Total, 1121 Total, 14 1 1 Payne Stewart 3536-71 SaaFraociKO HO Ml WO-I Tommy Aaron UuAaatle, 100 ON 000-1 Jay Haas 34-38-72 Game Winning MacOGrady 33-39-72 DP San FranciKO 1 Angele, 2 LOB San Scoll Simpson 36-36- -72 fruncuco 4 La, Angalei 9 2o MaidonuOO D.A Weibrmg 35 37 72 MOavis. Uribe Sc.c,«:ia COavis Lanny Wadkms 37-36-73 Brown SB WCIaik ID MBavu Nick Price 3637-73 if Monhall WCIark Mark WieU 3736 73 IP 1 SO Mgrk Calcavecchia 36 37 73 SwfranciKe JohnMahaHey 35 3fr 73 MDavuWIO 7 5 1 1 0 73 MinlWI UL 1 IX T7 71 lornrny riaKOjima David Graham Tom Kite 36-37-73 Jumbo Oiaki 37-36-73 Greg Norman Dannie Hammond Jack Nicklaus 35-39-74 FredWadsworth 36-38-74 JoeySindelar 36-38-74 a-Robert C. Lewis, Jr.

T.C.Chen 35-39-74 a-Bllly Andrade 35-39 74 Jodie Mudd 35-39-74 Howard Clark 35-39-74 Craig Stadler 34-40-74 David Frost Larry Nelson Mark McCumber Charles Coody 39-36-75 Bruce Lietike 38-37-75 Gary Player 37-38-75 Kenny Knox Chip Beck 40-35-75 Gene Sauers Johnny Miller 38-37-75 Ray Floyd 39-36-75 Andy Bean 39-36-75 Ben Crenshaw MarkO'Meara Denis Watson a-Buddy Alexander 38-38-76 FuuyZoeller 38-38-76 Bobby Wadklns Gary Koch 40-36-76 DonPooley 37-39-76 MlkeHulbert 38-38-76 Scott Verplank Roger Maltbie a-Brlan Montgomery Sandy Lyle 40-37-77 Jim Thorpe Ernie Gonzalez PaulAzinger Billy Casper a-JaySlgel 39-38-77 Hal Sutton a-DavId Curry 38-40-78 BobTway 40-38-78 George Burns Ken Green Rick Fehr Doug Ford 39-40-79 a-GarthMcGimpsey Andy North Dave Barr Jose Maria Olazabal Gay Brewer a-ChrisKite 42-38-80 LeeTrevlna Hubert Green DonPohl IsaoAoki 40-41-81 Bob Murphy 43-39-82 Arnold Palmer 42-41-83 Art Wall DougTewell Peter Jacobsen WD George Archer WD LPGA rojsults SAN DIEGO (AP) First-round scores Thursday in the S200.000 LPGA Kyocera Inamori Classic played on a par-72, 6391 yds. Bernado Heights Country Club: Ayako Okamolo Tammy Fredrickson KathyWhitworth Penny Hammel 34-34-68 Missie McGeorge Janet Coles Denlse Strebig 34-35-69 Janet Anderson Pal Bradley 34-35-69 Kathryn Young Shirley Furlong 36-34-70 JaneGeddes 34-36-70 Colleen Walker 37-33-70 Sue Ertl Joan Delk 36-34-70 Patty Sheehan Betsy King 37-33-70 Missie Berleotti Maria Figueras-Dotli Sherrin Smyers Sarah LeVeque 32-38-70 Beverly Klass 35-36-71 Lauren Howe 36-35-71 Rosie Jones 36-35-71 AmyAlcott 33-38-71 Sharon Barrett JoAnne Corner Cathy Morse 35-36-71 DawnCoe Patty Jordan 37-34-71 Vicki Tabor 34-37-71 Laurie Rinker 36-35-71 Sherri Turner 37-34-71 DaleEggeling 36-35-71 Jane Crafler 36-36-72 Deb Richard 36-36-72 JanStephenson 37-35-72 Laura Bough 36-36-72 Kim Shipman 35-37-72 MilziEdge 38-34-72 Sally Quinlan 37-35-72 Sally Little 36-36-72 PalliHizzo 35-37-72 Mindy Moore 36-36-72 JillBriles 36-36-72 Beth Daniel 36-36-72 Joan Joyce 37-35-72 Val Skinner 32-41-73 Allison Finney Nuncy Scranlon Brown Kelly leadbetter 38-35-73 Kathy Baker 36-37-73 Julie Cole 37-36-73 Martha Foyer 38-35-73 Bowling Bowling results King Louie AU-itar Lanes Wednesday Morning CoHee Pm Pals 83 37 Pefeclion Homes 71 49 Pin Shakers 694-1991. Anita Brichacek. Becky Houghlon 192. Becky Houghlon 509.

Gamblers Wildcards '4 50 High Rollers 73 51 Wild 638-631, Becky Jackson 202, Carolyn Wood 520. Sunflower League Johnson Sand 45 Salina Wrecker 66 54 Salina Wrecker 717-2104, Gloria Farris 210, Helen Luster 563. Keeler State Farm Insurance 32V, Togues Auto Service 50 46 State Farm Insurance 2796-946, Ken Perry 235, Rafael Lopez 632. King Pin Farris Auction 84 44 Waddell 84 44 Waddell 990-2692, Walt Reddlg 235668. Track Prep results DOWNS INVITATIONAL Teem Scores Downs 116, Wilson 109, Osborne 81, lucos-luroy 74, Eastern Heights 73, Lincoln 64, Sylvan Grove 24, St.

John's- IndtvMual Results Svaly, IL, Alward, Triple jump 1. Johnson, EH, 41-9; 2. Neufeld, EH, 3. Walter, SJ, 35- Javelin 1. Babcock, EH, 2.

Dohl, SG, 3. Batchman, Li, 134- 0V, Shot put 1. Rose, LI, 45-9 2. Morse, Li, 44-7; 3. Funke, 0, Discus 1 Rose, LI, 132-2; 2.

Unrein, 129-3; 3. Batchman, High jump 1. Brlstow, 6-1 2. Platter, 5-10; 3. Soukup, W.

5-8. Pole vault 1. Mick, 13-0; 2. Gradlg, 1 1 -0; 3. Bristow, 10-6.

110m hurdles 1. Soukup, 16.19; 2. Daise, 0, 16.20; 3. Johnson, EH, 16.83. relay 1.

Downs, 2. Wilson, 3. Eastern Heights, 9:00.98. 100m dash 1. Radtke, II, 11.7; 2.

R.Becker, 11.98; 3. Werthmann, 12.0. 1 run 1 lehmann, LL, 2. Barnes, 3. Brull.LL 5:06.00.

400m relay 1. Wilson, 45.81; 2. Osborne, 45.95; 3. Downs, 46.86. 400m dash 1.

Pruden, 0, 51.5; 2. Radtke, LI, 52.5; 3. T.Reeves, 54.12. 300m hurdles 1 Soukup, 40.82; 2. Johnson, EH, 41 3.

Daise, 0, 43.94. 800m run 1 T.Reeves, 2. M. Nelson, SG, 3. Gowar, EH, 2:10.80.

200m dash 1. Pruden, 23.25; 2. Radtke, II, 23.51; 3. R.Becker, 24.13. run 1.

R.Mike, 2. Barnes, 3. M.Becker, 10:39.95. 1 relay 1 Osborne, 3:37.41 2. Downs, 3:45.16: 3.

Lincoln, 3:45.79. GIRLS Teflin SCOFM Downs 112, Wilson 97, Osborne 94, Sylvan Grove 66, Eastern Heights 37, Lucas-luray 33, St. John's-Beloil 21, Gorham 17, Lincoln 16. Individual Results Long jump 1. P.

Reeves, 2. Muhleukort, 3. Lutgen, SJ, 13-10. High jump 1. Wenlhe, SG, 4-8; 2.

5. Grodig, 4-6; 3. Goheen, 4-4. Shot put 1. Masher, SJ, 35-9 2.

Hull, 33.6V,; 3. A.Wiles, SG, 32-5 Discus 1. M.Ganti, 93-11; 2. T.Miller, 3. A.Wiles, SG, 929 1 Javelin- 1.

G.Francis, LL, 84-10; 2. Molzahn, EH. 79-2; 3. Hull, Li, 7B-5V, 100m hurdles 1. D.

Gradig, 16.95; 2. Weigel, G. 17.93; 3. S. Grodig.

18.82. 800m relay 1. Osborne. 2. Downs, 3.

Wilson, 2:00.72. 100m dash 1. C.Muck, 0, 13.94; 2. Holecek, IL, 14.21 3. N.Roe, 14.7.

run 1. Hayes, D. 2. Kepka, 6:07.14: 3. Schurr, 0, 6:08.71 400m relay 1.

Osborne, 55.29; 2. Wilson, 56.42: 3. Downs, 57.06. 400m dash 1. Frederking, SG, 1.07.61: 2.

EH, 3. Unrein, W. 1:08.34. 300m hurdles 1. D.Gradig, 50.83: 2.

Brummer, O. 51.09: 3. Wehrman, SG, 57.23. 800m run 1. Hayes, 2.

Reeves, W. 3. Schaefer, 0, 2:43.82. 200m dash 1. Muck, O.

27.61: 2. Brummer, 28.56; 3. Whitmer, 29.19. run -1. Wagner, 13.23.96; 2.

Babcock, EH, 3. Kepka. W. 13:44.11. relay 1.

Downs, 2. Osborne, 3. Wilson, 4:39.51 Jr. varsity results SAUNA CENTRAL INVITATIONAL Km Team Scores Manhattan 131. Hays 92, Hulchinson 85.

Junction City 73. Wichita Kapaun 63, Salina South 51. Salina Central. 43. Buhlerl I.Newton 8.

Soliaa Results Triple Jump 2. Rice. SS, 28-7. High Jump 5. Harvey.

SC. 5-8: 5. Sexson. SC, 5-8. 300m hurdles 4.

Zook. SS, 44.95. Pole Vaull-2. Forst.SC, 9-0. llOm-hurdles 3.

Wyss. SC. 18.09; 4. Zook, SS, 18.28. 3.200m-relay 3.

Central. 9:05.59. SOOni run 3 Pillenger, SS. 2:11.90. 6 Bowers.

SS. 2:1443 1 oOOm-relay 1. South, 3:45.48. 3 Central. 3:48 76 400m-relay 4 South, 47 15 6.

Cen lral.47.20. 400m-dash 3. McGrew. SC. 56.67; 4 Horniman.

SS, 56 Javelin 2. Crough. SS. 153-5. Long Jump 2 Gilbert.

SC. 19-1; 5 Rice. SS. 189. Swimming rojBunv IMTOMA 117, SAUNA SOUTH MANHATTAN 111, SAUNA SOUTH South results (E)-vs.

Menhetten 200-freestyle 3 Kerr (M) 2'34 95 50-freestyle 3. Henry 30.54. 100-butterfly 1 Long (E), 1 :21 .95. 500-freestyle 3. Henry (E), 6:57.51 100-breastslroke 3.

Geiger (E), 1:34.23. 200-medley relay 1. (DuBols, Geiger, Ayotte, Henry), (E), 2:24.75. Diving Jorvls, 3rd (M) and 2nd (E), 131.15. 100-freestyle 3.

Ayotte (M), 1 :10.45. 100-backstroke Bachofer, 2nd (M) and 3rd (E), 1:21.33. 400-freestyle relay 2. (Long, Bachofer, lee, Ayotte), (E), 4:50.12. Soccer MISL standings ly The Associated) Press All COT Eastern Division 1 Pet.

Gl Baltimore 29 15 .659 Cleveland 27 16 .628 Itt Dallas 26 IB .591 3 Minnesota 22 22 .500 7 Chicago 22 23 .489 714 Western Division x-Tacoma 27 16 .628 x-Son Diego 25 19 .568 2Vi x-KansasClty 23 20 .535 4 x-Wichita 22 21 .512 5 St. Louis 14 30 .318 LosAngeles 13 30 .302 14 x-clinched playoff spot Thursday's Game Cleveland 7, Baltimore 6, OT FrWey's Games San Diego at SI. Louis, 7:35 p.m. LosAngeles al Wichita, 7:35 p.m. Dallas al Tacoma, 9:35 p.m.

Hockey NHL playoffs ly The Associated Press Division Semlflmb (lesl-nl-Sevea) Wednesday. April 1 Patrick Division N.Y. Rangers 3, Philadelphia 0 Washington 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 Adams Division Hartford 3, Quebec 2, OT Montreal 6, Boston 2 Harris Division St. Louis 3, Toronto 1 Detroit 3, Chicago 1 Smythe Division Los Angeles 5, Edmonton 2 Winnipeg 4, Calgary 2 Thursday, Patrick Division Philadelphia 8, N.Y.

Rangers 3, series lied 1-1 N.Y. Islanders 3, Washington 1, series lied 1-1 Adams Division Hartford 5, Quebec 4, Hartford leads series 2-0 Montreal 4, Boston 3, OT, Montreal leads series 2-0 Harris Division Toronto 3, SI. Louis 2, OT, series lied 1-1 Detroit 5, Chicago 1, Detroit leads series 2-0 Smythe Division Edmonton 13, Los Angeles 3, series tied 1-1 Winnipeg 3. Calgary 2. Winnipeg leads series 2-0 Basketball NBA standings ly The Associated Press All Times CDT EASTERN CONFfKNCE Atlantic Division 1 Pel.

Gl y-Boston 55 22 .714 x-Philadelphia 42 35 .545 13 x-Washinglon 39 37 .513 15V, New York 24 52 .316 30 New Jersey 23 53 .303 31 Central Division 52 24 .684 49 27 .645 3 46 31 .597 38 38 .500 14 38 39 .494 14V, Cleveland 29 49 .372 24 WiSTUHCONKttHCf Midwest Division y-Dallas 51 26 .662 x-Ulah 42 35 .545 9 x-Houstan 40 38 .513 Denver 35 42 .455 16 Sacramento 27 50 .351 24 San Antonio 26 50 .342 24V, PacUic Division y-L A. lakers 61 15 .803 x-Portland 45 30 .600 x-Golden Slate 38 37 .507 22V, Seattle 36 41 .468 25 v. Phoenix 31 45 .408 30 L.A. Clippers 12 63 .160 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division title Thursday's Game, Cleveland 11 I.Indiana 99 Houston 112. Sacramenlo 102 Portland at Phoenix, (n) L.A.

Lakers at L.A. Clippers, (n) Dallas al Golden Slate, (n) Friday's Games Boston al New Jersey, 6:30 m. Milwaukee al New York. 6 30 p.m Chicago at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m.

Indiana at Washington, 7 p.m. Denver at Utah, 8:30 p.m. San Antonio at l.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Seattle at Portland, 9:30 p.m.

Boxscorss CAVAUUBlll.PACEtJW Person 12-221-226, H. Williams 6-1000 12, Stiponovich 2-70-04, Fleming 0-2000, long 5-11 2-3 12, Tlsdale7-15 1-6 15, Richardson 5-8 2-2 12, Anderson 5-8 0-0 10, Macy 4-9 0-0 8, Gray 0-1 0-0 0, Drelllng 0-0 0-0 0, Russell 0-0 0-00. Totals 46-936-1399. Clevelend(lll) Hubbard 10-12 0-1 20, J. Williams 4-8 3-511, Dougherty 7-124-5 18, Harper 1021 5-9 26, Bagley 3-9 10-1016, Lee 1-20-0 2, Price 0-1 0-0 0, West 2-3 0-0 4, Corfain 0-2 3-4 3, Newman 0-3 0-0 0, Turpin 2-4 004, Ehlo 3-5 1-27.

Total, 42-82 26-36 111. Indtena 29 21 20- Cleveland It Je-lll 3-Polnt Person, Harper. Fouled out None. Rebounds Indiana 39 (Person 9), Cleveland 65 (Dougherty 10). Assists- Indiana 28 (Macy 8), Cleveland 27 (Bogley 10).

Total fouls-Indiana 25, Cleveland! 5. KOCKETJ 112, KINGS 102 Sacramento (IM) Rogers 1-1 0-0 2, Thorpe 11-21 8-8 30, Kleine 6-12 (M) 12, Pressley 3-12 0-2 6, Theus 8-24 5-6 21 E. Johnson 5-155-5 15, Tyler 3-6 0-0 6, Thompson 3-10 4-5 10, Olberding 0-1 0-0 0, Wilson 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 40-106 22-26 102. Housten(lll) McCray 7-17 6-10 20, 1-2 13, Olajuwon 9-19 2-2 20, Leavell 3-7 2-2 8, Reid 12-24 2-2 26, Harris 4-9 5-5 13, Sampson 1-5 3-6 5, B.

Johnson 2-3 1-1 5, Flail 0-0 0-0 0, Minniefield 0-0 0-0 0, Maxwell 0-1 2-2 2.Totals 24-32 112. Sacramento 23 21 le 12-192 Houston 11 21 21 2S-1I2 Fouled None. 59 (Pressley 9), Houston 69 (McCray 13). Sacramenlo 23 (Theus 9), Houston 31 (McCray 10). Total Sacramenlo 22, Houston 26.

16,279. Etc. Transactions ly The Associated Press lASilAll American league DETROIT TIGERS-Ploced Willie Hernandez, relief pitcher, on the 15-day supplemental disabled list. Recalled Jeff Robinson, pitcher, from Toledo of the International League. National Leo-pug PITSBURGH PIRATES-Assigned contract of lee Tunnell, pitcher to Louisville of the American Assocition.

FOOTIAll National Footfcellleeflue NEW YORK JETS-Signed Richard Johnson and Jeff Smith, wide receivers, Mike Zordich and Jerome Tyler, defensive backs, Craig Vlttlum, tackle, James Vlllenl, punter, MarkTagert, linebacker, James Scott, defensive end, and Scott Saylor, tackle. COLLEGE MARYLAND-Redefined lefty Driesell's duties as assistant athletic director to Include sports information and marketing. Demoted Bob Slumpff to assistant Athfetic Director for facilities and operations. Announced that Jack Zone, current sports information director, and William "Spider" Fry, current director of golf, will lose assistant Athletic Director titles. SALISBURY STATE-Named Joseph M.

Dailey head football coach. WISCONSIN-MllWAUKEE-Named Steve Antrim head basketball coach. Lsttsrs-of-lntsnt BASEIAll Two players from Solomon and two from Goodland have signed letters of intent to play baseball al Colby Community College. The two Solomon playert are inflelder Jay White and pitcher Mike Wilbur. Joe Anderson, a .361 hitter last summer, and Derek Mull, who batted .419 for a 31-18 American legion team, are the players from Goodland.

TRACK AND FIELD Tracy Towns of Triplains High School in Winona has signed a letter-of- intent to participate in track at Colby Community College. Towns placed in the Class IA 400- meter dash last year and was also an all- league selection inr volleyball. VOLLEYBALL Trish Godberry of Barton County has signed a national leller-of- intent to play volleyball al Florida Southern University. Godberry. a native of Haviland, was the all-time leaders in kills al Barton County with 699.

She was named to the 1986 Nalional Junior College Ail- American first-team and helped BCCC to fourth- and third-place finishes in the NJCAA national tournament in 1985-86 as well as a combined 11 1-10-1 record. Pigson racing Sollna lacing Pigeon Club Race Station: WtckMo 1. Dennis Augustine. 85-258. blue check.

37.06 mph: 2 Augustine. 85-268. blue check. 34.16: 3. Ted Williams.

85 104. blue check. 33.60: 4 Mike McCond less. 8528. blue check.

31.67: 5. Augustine. 85-235. red check. 2875: 6.

Augustine. 85-1519. silver, 28.44: 7. Augustine. 86-0476.

black. 28.41: 8. Augustine. 86-333. silver.

28.24. 9. Augustine. 86-303. bluu bar.

28.21. 10. Augustine 85-218. blue bar. 28.10..