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Monday, June-16, 1986 PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS Page 91 Kerrigan's Big Moment Is a Family Affair 3 Inquirer photo Rob Kerrigan has pitched his way into the minor leagues BICYCLING U.S. Pro Road Championship Here ara the top 41 finishers, their home towns and their times in the U.S. Professional Cycling Road Championship. The judges determined the individual rankings without breaking down times: 1. Thomas Prehn, Boulder, 6:22:15 2.

Jorgen Marcussen, Denmark, 6:22:15 3. Doug Shapiro. Dix Hills. N.Y.. 6:24:30 4.

RorfSorensen, Denmark, 6:24:30 5. Michael Marcussen, Denmark, 6:24:30 6. Jasper Worre, Denmark. 6:24:30 -7. Thurlow Rogers.

VanNuys.Cal.. 6:24:30 8. Davis Phinney. Boulder, 6:24:30 9. Tom Brozonwski, Seattle.

6:24:30 10. Did Thurau, Germany, 6:24:30 11. Jeff Pierce, San Diego. 6:24:30 12. Mario Franzoni, Italy, 6:24:30 13.

Gerry Forties, Columbus, Ohio, 6:24:30 14. Greg Sauders. Tulsa, 6:24:30 15. Jens Veggerby, Denmark. 6:24:30 16.

Chris Carmichael, Oakland, 6:24:30 17. Raul Alcalo, Etna, 6:24:30 -18. Eric Heiden, Woodside, 6:24:30 19. Greg Dengen. San Diego, 6:24:30 20.

Ron Kiefel. Boulder, 6:24:30 21. Brun Geuens, Belgium. 6:30:02 22. Bernard Chesneau.

France, 6:30:02 23. Ray Kmckman. Boulder, 6:30:02 24. Daniel Franger. San Diego, 6:30:02 25.

Daniel Chew. Pittsburgh, 6:30:02 26. Alain Parisot, France. 6:3 1:07 27. William Tackaert, Belgium, 6:31:29 28.

Alan Hunter. Australia, 6:31:29 "29. Steve Speaks, Walla Walla. 6:31:29 30. Jeff Rutter.

Orwigsburg. 6:31:29 31. Phillippe Faiera, France, 6:31:29 32. Sean Wilson, Davis, 6:31:29 33. Jack Boyer.

Pebble Beach, 6:31:29 -34. John Cavanaugh. Berkeley. 6:31:29 3S. Chris Huber.

San Jose, 9:59:59 38. Bruce Donaghy. Altentowrt. 9:59:59 37. David Chech.

Lincoln. Neb, 9:59:59 38. Frank Verleyen, Holland, 9:59:59 39. Guy Gallopin, France, 40. Ron Hayman, Canada, 9:59:59 4t.

Jan Boaert Holland. 9:59:59. TRACK FIELD Jumbo Elliott invitational At Villanova MEN 100, 1, Sam Graddy, Tennessee 10.26 seconds (meet record; old record, 10:30. Michael Morris, Karamu, 1985). 2.

Brady Crain, unattached, 10.29. 3, Dennis Mitchell. 10.38. 4. Everton Wan-liss.

Idaho, 10.50. 5, Everad Samuels, Commonwealth AC, 10.59. 110 high hurdles 1. Mark McKoy. Pacific Track Club, 13.44.

2, Martin Villanova, 13.53. 3. William Skinner, Maryland, 13.71. 4, Arthur Blake, Mazda TC. 13.88.

5, Thomas Wilcher, Michigan, 13.90. 200 1, Brady Cram, unattached. 20.79. 2, Dennis Mitchell, Mazda TC, 21.00. 3, Clive Wright Bronx Express, 21.16.

4, Everad Samuels. Commonwealth AC, 21.17. 5 (tie), Michael Paul. Accusplit Sports Club, and Eugene Mitchell, East Carolina, 21.33. 400 1, Roddie Haley, Arkansas, 45.44.

2. Antonio McKay, Mazda TC. 45.86. 3, Edwin Modibedi, Villanova. 45.97.

4, Michael Franks, Accusplit, 46.24. 5. Andrew Valmon, Seton Hall, 46.67. 400 intermediate hurdles 1, David Patrick. Adidas, 49.85.

2. Bernard Williams. LSU, 49.93. 3, Tony Valentine, VHIanova. 50.14.

4. Patrick Mann, Georgetown, 51.00. .5, Peyton Hines, ACC, 52.46. 800 1, Earl Jones, Santa Monica TC, 1 minute, 46.91 seconds. 2, Fred Williams, Abilene 1:47.41.

3. Oslen Barr, West Chester Puma, 1:47.48. 4. Tracey Baskin, Seton Hall, 1:47.49. James Robinson, Santa Monica TC; 1:47.64.

K4A 800 1, Akanni Ghadamosi. Seton Hall, 1:49.21. 2. Tim Manes, Pittsburgh, 1:49.24. 3, Bruce Harris, Vil- lanova.

1:50.26. 4, Sean O'Neill. Villanova, 1:51.47. 5, Dave Pittsburgh, 1:51.48. 3.000 1, Marcus O'Sullivan, New Balance TC, 7:58.73.

2. Paul Donovan, New York AC. 7:59.23. 3. Charles Sevier, West Chester Puma.

6:04.95. 4. Dave McCormack, Team Adidas, 8:08.69. 5, Kieran Stack, lona, 8.09.75. Mas i 1, Sydney Maree, Puma, 3:53.29.

Gerry O'Reilly. Villanova. 3:54.63. 3. Jim Spivey, Athletics West, 3:55.64.

4, Eamonn Coghlan. New York AC. 3:56.88. 5, Kevin King, Club Connecticut, 3:58.31. High jump 1.

Jerome Carter, unat- -tached, 7 feet, 8 inches (meet record; old -record, 7-7V4, Brian Whitehead, unat-, tached, 1985). 2, Brian Whitehead. Kar- amu, 7-4. 3, Mike Pascuzzo, unattached, 7-0. 4 (tie).

Joe Patrone. New York AC, and Bill Super, St. Joseph's, 6-10. WOMEN 400 1, flrey Oliver, Tennessee. 52.20 (meet record; old record.

52:36. Sharon Dabney. LA Naturite. 1982). 2, Cathy Rattray, Jamaica, 52.37.

3, Joetta Clark. Athletics West, 53.03. 4. Hunter, Delaware State, 55.11. 5, Sasha Butler, Valdes Striders.

56.46. 800 1. Linda Detlefsen, Athletics West, 2:03.03. 2, Evelyn Adiru, Alabama, 2:03.36. 3, Debbie Grant, Villanova.

2:03.92. 4, Doriane Lambelet. Athletics West, 2:04.06. 5. Missy Kane, Adidas, 2:05.82.

Mile 1. Alisa Harvey, Tennessee, 4:34.14. Brenda Webb. Puma TC. 4:37.67.

3, Mary Ellen McGowan, unattached, 4:37.95. 4. Barbara Higgms, Boston 4 46. 15. 5, Tare Arnold.

Puma TC, 4:49.54. TENNIS By TED SILARY 1 Daily News Sports Writer When Rob Kerrigan threw to Joe Ker-" rigan Friday, night, it was not just another friendly game of catch between nephew and uncle. The scene was the Vet, the audience included general manager Murray Cook and pitching coach Larry Bear-narth of the Montreal Expos, and the prize was a job. Joe Kerrigan, the Expos' bullpen coach, arranged the tryout, which took place in the bullpen before a 2-1 loss to the Phillies. Rob did so well that the Expos signed him, and he leaves tomorrow to start life as a pro with Bradenton (Fla.) of the Gulf Coast Rookie League "My uncle got me the chance and I did fabulous," said Rob, who starred at Archbishop Wood and this past season -went 9-1 with a 1.89 ERA for Bucks County Community College.

"It felt funny, having my uncle involved, but he couldn't do anything for me except catch the ball. I tried to block everything out and pretend I was throwing to someone else." Kerrigan.a righthander, possessed a great curve in. high school, but scouts judged his fastball was not up to pro standards. Kerrigan said he has improved, his heater from 81 to 83 or 84 mph. "My coach at Bucks, Lou Pacchiola, is a great believer in throwing a weighted ball," Kerrigan said; "I was on a program where you start" throwing a 5-ounce ball and then raise the weight by an ounce every two weeks.

I credit that for my improved fastball." Kerrigan set one-season records at Bucks for wins, complete games (nine) and strikeouts (93 in 73 innings). "There wasn't really anyone around to scout me this year," he said. "I wasn't upset by that. I wasn't panicking. There were scouts all over last year and I didn't get near to anything out of it.

If I had to, I was ready to go back to Bucks and prove myself again." Instead, he is going to what baseball people acknowledge is the best of the rookie leagues. "This (pro balll is what I've always wanted," Kerrigan said. Baseball The latest discussions between the Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees again have been unproductive, causing Tom Seaver to say he is "never real optimistic" about going to the Yankees. Seaver wants to be closer to his home in Greenwich, Conn. The Chicago Tribune reported the Yankees have gotten cold feet on a Seaver-for-reliever Brian Fisher deal.

The New York Daily News said the Boston Red Sox are interested in Seaver and will offer outfielder Tony Armas. Phillies rejects have been finding a home with, of all teams, the Yankees. First reliever Al Holland; now shortstop Ivan DeJesus. Shortstop Bobby Meacham was optioned to Columbus of he International League and his replacement was DeJesus, who signed with Columbus after spending spring training with the Montreal Expos. DeJesus earlier played with the Dodgers, Cubs, Phillies and Cardinals.

The Chicago Cubs placed center-fielder Bob Dernier (strained rotator cuff) on the 15-day disabled list and nullified their outfielder- "We hope the students develop racket skills and have a positive experience with tennis. If they don't continue playing now, when they're maybe 40 they may go back and play." Through assemblies and demonstrations involving area pros and touring pro Kathy Jordan, of King of Prussia, Megan and her staff introduce tennis to youngsters. After the physical education instructors are trained and rackets and tennis balls are supplied, the schools are on their own. To make certain there are places for the youngsters to play tennis, the USTA is helping convert four playgrounds into tennis courts. The first school courts will be dedicated tomorrow al Sayre Junior High, 58th and Walnut streets.

Pam Shriver, the defending champion and top seed, won her third successive Edgbaston (England) title, defeating second-seeded Manuela Maleeva, 6-2, 7-6, (7-0), in the final of the $125,000 Dow Chemicals Tennis Classic. Basketball Rick Majerus has vacated the head coaching job at Marquette to become an assistant to Milwaukee Bucks coach Don Nelson. Golf Juli Inkster parred the first hole of a three-way playoff to repeat as champion of the $250,000 Lady Keystone Open at Hershey Country Club, thus stretching her winning streak to two following her McDonald's Classic triumph. Philly File Penn's heavyweight crew finished third to Wisconsin and Brown in the Cincinnati Regatta. Wisconsin earned an automatic trip to the Henley Regatta in England.

The Quakers also plan to go, paying their own way. Eagles tight end John Spagnola and Andrew Toney of the Sixers are scheduled to be "tested" at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital's second annual Corporate Team Triathlon training clinic and luncheon tomorrow. Spagnola and Toney will take the physical fitness and body-fat composition tests at Jefferson Alumni Hall. The Jefferson Team Triathlon will be held Aug. 17.

Guest experts at the luncheon will be Charlie Kennedy, head coach at Suburban Swim Club; runner David Patterson; cyclist Linda Elgart; and triathletes David Drabic and Beth Schlener. Coach Joe Donahue will hold preliminary tryouts for the Region I Open Team in the Keystone State Games Thursday at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. and next Monday 23 at 10 a.m. at West Catholic, 49th and Chestnut streets.

Athletes must be high school graduates. It is necessary to attend only one of the first baseman Terry Francona to Iowa of the American Association. The injured right ankle of Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Mike Scioscia will be re-examined today in LA. a product of Springfield-Delco High, was hurt Tuesday night when Cincinnati Reds pitcher Tom Browning cut Scioscia's legs out from under him on a play at the plate. Scioscia finished the inning, but left the game and hasn't played since.

In 54 games, he is hitting .272 with 2 homers and 10 RBI. The Oakland A's have signed former major league pitcher Bobby Castillo out of the Mexican League, where he was 3-1 with an 0.64 ERA for Monterrey, and sent him to Tacoma of the Class AAA Pacific Coast League. World Cup Belgium shocked the Soviet Union, 4-3, on overtime goals by Stephane De-mol and Nico Claesen and joined host Mexico as the first teams to reach the quarterfinals. Mexico advanced by defeating Bulgaria, 2-0, in front of 114,000 at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. Auto Racing Mario Andretti caught his son, Michael, who had run out of fuel, at the finish line for the closest win in Indy Car history in the Budweiser Portland (Ore.) 200.

Michael Andretti appeared to have the victory wrapped up, but he slowed on the final straightaway, allowing his father to edge him. The margin was .07 seconds, breaking the old record for closest finish of .14 seconds, set when Mario Andretti won the Michigan 500 in 1984. "I just ran out of gas. I started running out of gas the last two laps," Michael Andretti said. "Happy Father's Day, dad." "I feel sorry for Michael, but after all it is Father's Day," said Mario, who had not won a race since last year's Portland 200.

Bill Elliott posted his first. NASCAR victory in eight months, winning the Miller American 400 in Brooklyn, Mich. Auto racer Joseph G. Dodge, 58, of Orangeburg, N.Y., was killed in the final race Saturday at lime Rock Park in Lakeville, when his car was hit broadside after spinning out of control, officials said. Dodge was pronounced dead at Sharon Hospital about hours after the accident.

Tennis Need directions around Philadelphia? Connie Megan is one person who can help. Megan has spent the past school year taking tennis to more than 60 schools in the city. Megan is the area director for a US. Tennis Association-supported schools project "We have concentrated on fourth through eighth jgrades; ftegan said Stella Artois Championships At London Seedings in parentheses) SINGLES Championship Tim Mayotte (8). Springfield, del Jimmy Connors (1), Sanibel Harbor.

6-4, 2-1, retired. DOUBLES Championship Kevin Curren, Austin, Texas, and Guy Forget. France, def. Darren Cahill and Mark Kratzmann, Australia, 6-4, 7-6 (7-5). Dow Chemicals Classix At Edgbaston, England (Seedings in parentheses) SINGLES Championship Pam Shriver O), Lutherville, def.

Manuela Maleeva (21, Bulgaria, 6-2. 7-6 (7-0). DOUBLES Championship Elise Burgin, Baltimore, and Rosalyn Fairbank, South Africa (4), def. Elizabeth Smylie and Wendy Turnbull, Australia (1). 6-2.

6-4. NBA CALENDAR BASKETBALL Bishop Kenrick seeks a game Dec. 8 or 9. Call coach Tom Kehoe at 828-2892. Morris Estate Run For Fun senior basketball league needs players for the week of June 28.

For more information, call Bill Swain after 6 pm at MU6-1776. ext. 49701 or 49781. The Coca-Cola NBA Pro-Am is looking for teams for its 1986 summer league. Interested teams, please contact Al Starts at (609) 365-5712.

The Don Casey basketball camp will be held at Bishop Eustace Prep, Pennsau-ken N.J., during the weeks of June 23-27 end August 4-8. For information call 609-667-8970 or write Casey at 13 Lafferty Drive, Cherry HiH, N.J.. 08002. The Community Sports League of Chester is looking for teams for its summer basketball leagues. Age groups are 10-12, 13-15, 16-18, 19-22.

For more information, call 874-0994. Alumnae Hall at Immaculate College will be the site of a Mighty Mac Basketball Day Camp open to girls from grades 5-12. Scheduled for Monday through Friday, June 23-27, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.. The camp will be directed by Immaculata coach Bobbi Wilson, Tuition for the camp is $60.

For further information, call Mary McCormick at 647-4400 or 696-8494. St. Joe's Basketball Camp for boys and girls ages 9 to 17, Girls overnight is June 22-27. Girls day camp is June 23-27. Boys overnight camp is August 10-15.

Boys day camp is July 7-11. Fee includes tee-shirt and insurance. There are team and group rates avilable. For information First Round Order of Draft At New York 1. SIXERS (from Los Angeles Clippers).

2. Boston (from Seattle). 3. Golden State. 4.

Indiana. B. New York. 6. Phoenix.

7. Dallas (from Cleveland). 8. Cleveland. 9.

Chicago. .10. San Antonio. 1 1. Detroit (from Sacramento).

12. Washington. 13. New Jersey. 14.

Portland. 15. Utah. 16. Denver (from Dallas).

17. Sacramento (from Detroit). 18. Denver. 19.

Atlanta. w20. Houston, 7 21. SIXERS. 22.

Milwaukee. 23. Los Angeles Lakers. 24. Portland (from Boston thru Los -Angeles Clippers! sessions,.