The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 7

Saturday, April 26, 1986 4C. JEhr OrrnujUlfNnw Greenville piedmont. Lsnsrens feasts lastside, mns 4th straight region title Mid-Carolina 12, McCormkk 3: Dion Davenport hit a three-run homer and Hubert Gorie had four hits and one RBI to lead Mid-Carolina. McCormick 241 Ml 0 3 71 Mid-Carolina 211 710 12150 Florence (L) ond Garrett. Reeder, Edwards (1) W), Tolan (6) and Moore, George (5).

2 Gorie (M-C). Davenport (M-C). 3B Tolan (M-C). HR Davenport (M-C). Records Mid-Carolina 20-2.

Abbeville 14, ninety Six 4: John Lewis hit a single, double, and triple, and struck out six in five innings. Ninety Six 3 0 1 It 4 7 2 270 5x 1413 I Chrisley, Treece (2) and Treece, Montgomery (2). Lewis ond Hughes. Lewis 4-2. 2B Lewis (A), Chrisley (NS).

3B Williams (A), Lewis (A), Jones (A). Other baseball scores Airport 6, Orangeburg-Wilkinson 0 Andrews 3, Hanohon 0 Camden 7, Manning 4 Flora 15, Keenanl Garrett Beaufort 1 Hortsville 14, Dillon list Hortsville 10, Dillon 0, 2nd Marion 1, St. John's, Darlington 0 Middleton 10, Battery Creek 3 Stall 6. Bishop England 3 Stratford 2, WandoO Summerville 26, Berkeley 2 Soccer scores Spring Valley 4, Hillcrest, Doizell 0 and Phillip Williams drove in a run with a single, both in the fourth inning. 000 002 024 2 ..000 300 333 Dawkins (L) and S.

Palmer. Love (W), Kirschboum (5) ond Jarecki. 3B Palmer (G), Miller (S). Records Spartanburg 8-7-1 Gaffney 5-10. Northwestern 13.

Rock Hill 3: Mike Partlow, Marcus Burris and Garrett Beard had two RBI each to lead Northwestern (14-5-1). Rock Hill .........0 01 200 342 Northwestern 4 50 0221372 Pittmon, Beck (3), Conner () and Swoop. Boon and Bailey. 2B Massey (N), Burris (N), Partlow (N). 3B Dunlap (RH).

Lexington 6, Greenwood 1: Ashley Burnett had three hits and Kenny Ab-stance added a solo homer to lead Lexington. Charlie Young struck out eight in picking up his sixth win. Greenwood 100 000 01 4 3 Lexington ..015 000 0410 2 Timms (L) ond Fulmer, Young (W) and Frost. 2B Burnett 2 Abstance L). Records Lexington 14-5, Greenwood 5-12.

Cbapln 10, Saluda 5: Allen Mack's three-run triple ignited Chapin's victory which clinched at least a tie for second place in the Skyline AA. If Abbeville wins Monday and Tuesday against McCormick, then Chapin and Abbeville will have a playoff Wednesday in Greenwood to determine which team goes to the state tournament. Saluda 102 002 0 5 73 Chapin. 400 042 10131 Brazelle puzts (6) and Nicholson; Pechitis Timmerman (6) andCauld-er. 3B Mack (C).

HR Coleman (S). Tee Young's sixth-inning double broke open a tight game and gave Laurens High a 5-2 victory over Eastside Friday night. The victory gave the Raiders (18-1) the Region 1-AAAA championship for the fourth straight year and the fifth time in six years. Three Laurens batters walked in the sixth, and after one scored on a wild pitch, Young followed with his two-out, two-strike double. Laurens first two runs also came as a result of walks, followed by Robbie Douglas double.

Eastside pitcher Chris Snyder was otherwise sharp, allowing only one other hit, one other walk, and striking out 14, raising his total to 130 in 80 innings. Thomas Stewart of Laurens allowed only five hits and struck out seven. He was in trouble only once, in the fifth inning when East-side tied the game 2-2 with two walks, a single, and Andy Carter's two-run double. But he escaped with a popup and two grounders. Laurent ..........091 01 530 Eastside.

000 020 0 251 Stewart and Davis. Snyder and Massey. Stewart 0-0. Snyder 10-2. 2B Douglas (L), A.Carter (E), Young U.

Western AAA tournament: Hanna beat Daniel 13-9 and Wren beat Seneca Liberty 000 000 0011 Chesne 200 010 303 Dameron L) and Freeman. Barry McKinney (WS-l)ondJ. Scruggs. 2B D. Scruggs (C).

Records Chesnee 19-1. Woodruff 000 000 0023 Palmetto 000 300 350 Phillips ond Malsam. Brady and Cole. Brady 5-0. Records Palmetto 20-1, Woodruff 11-4.

Northwestern A tournament: Dixie and Blue Ridge both won first-round games with rallies in the bottom of the seventh innings. Semifinals will be played Saturday at Ware Shoals: Landrum vs. Ware Shoals at I p.m.; Dixie vs. Blue Ridge at and the winner of the first game vs. the loser of the second at 6.

The Dixie-Blue Ridge winner will advance to Monday's conference championship and will also automatically qualify for the state playoffs. Blue Ridge beat Ware Shoals 2-1 when Eric Nix doubled and scored on a throwing error. Nix also was the winning pitcher. Dixie beat Landrum 2-1 when Johnny Sullivan drove in Marcus Miller with a two-out seventh-inning single. Jim Byers struck out five and walked four in pitching a two-hitter for Dixie.

Landrum 000 001 01 22 Dixie .000 001 1 2102 Ford ond Green. Byers and Hill. 2B Temple (D). Records Dixie 94. Ware Shoals 001 000 01 52 Blue Ridge 000 010 12 41 Calvert and Stone.

Nix and Satterfield. Nix 9-4. 2B Lynn (BR), Nix (BR). 5-4 in first-round games at Belton, with the winners advancing to a 1:30 p.m. Saturday semifinal game.

Daniel will play Seneca at 11 a.m. Saturday, and the winner of that game will play the Hanna-Wren loser at 4. Patrick Hulme had three hits and four RBI to lead Hanna (11-7). Yon Radford added three hits and three RBI. Wren was sparked by Mike Hiller's two-run first-inning triple.

Hanna ...010 103 013111 Daniel 130 00S 0 till Clamp (W), Dorsey (6), Beville (4) and Sinn. Broom ID, Piekutowskl (7) and Sinn. 2B Hulme (H), Radford (H), Burkett (D). Records Hanna 11-7, Daniel 11-5-2. Seneca 100 120 0 454 Wren 200 030 S71 Smith (L) and Gilbert.

Black (W), Bagwell (7) and Bryant. 2B Freeman (W), Smith (S). 3B Hlller (W). Records Wren 14-4, Seneca 8-9. Appalachian AA tournament: Ches-nee (19-1) and Palmetto (20-1) each won 3-0 to advance to a semifinal meeting at 6 p.m.

Saturday at Ches-nee. Woodruff and Liberty will play at 4 p.m. Chesnee's Barry McKinney pitched a one-hitter against Liberty, striking out 12 and walking one. Kirk Bunting had two hits in three at-bats. Liberty's Johnny Dameron struck out 11.

Palmetto's Brent Brady struck out nine and held Woodruff to two hits. Shannon Tompkins drove in two runs with a two-out single in the bottom of the fourth inning. Peach Blossom AAA tournament: Carolina and Riverside will play an elimination game at 1 p.m. Saturday at Eastside, with the winner returning at 3 p.m. to play Travelers Rest in the finals.

A second game, if TR loses, would follow at 5 p.m. Mauldin 5, Wade Hampton 0: Wesley Coker had two hits and one RBI and also pitched a five-hit shutout for Mauldin (7-12). Jeff Rouleau had two hits, including a solo homer in the sixth inning. Wade Hampton 000 000 0 0S2 Mauldin 030 101 512 Gilliord and Waters, Segee (4). Coker and Catron.

2B Owen (WH). HR Jeff Rouleau (M. Westside 11, Pickens. 2: Pickens walked 10 batters and walked in two runs as Westside scattered eight hits to take the victory. Pickens 200 000 0 292 Westside 333 020 1100 Niebert (L) and Parnell.

Broome (W) and Hill. 2B Turner (P), Holland (P). Records Westside 11-7. HiUcrest 8, Easley 7: Hillcrest took an 8-1 lead and withstood Easley's six-run sixth inning. Easley 001 004 0795 Hillcrest 125 000 002 Spearman (L), Anderson (3), Bishop (3) and Barbary; Stephens Farmer (6), Sweeney (6) and Melton.

2B Sweeney (H), Melton (H), Spearman (E), Mote (E). Records Hillcrest 7-11. Spartanburg 3, Gaffney 2: Chris Miller drove in two runs with a triple Softball Christ Church 16, Dbde 3 Dixie .......300 01 334 Christ Church 021 5 1471 Giles (L) and Shelton. Snap (W 0-1) and C. Hagy.

3B Cheeves (CO. HR Norman (D). Records Christ Church 12-3. Daniel dominates Pickens track meet Furman on verge of championship (H) 21-11 Vi. Oliver (M) 20-2Vi Triple lump 11.0, Jamison (L) 11.2.

200 Jamison (L) 22.4, LIBERTY Daniel set four Furman shot a 313 total for fourth place after the first day of the Women's Southern Intercollegiate Golf Championships in Athens, Friday. Alabama leads at 307, LSU is second (310) and U.S. International is third (311). Marianne Morris of South Carolina is shot a 74 to help the Lady Gamecocks to 10th palce at 320. Francis Marion leads The Francis Marion men's golf team shot a 304 total and lead the District 6 golf tournament after the first round at the Country Club of South Carolina in Florence.

Wofford is second at 306 followed by USC Spartanburg at 308. Eion Leggat of USC-Aiken shot the low score of the day (70); Stan Sili of USCS and Shane Cribbs of Francis Marion are at 72. The medalist of the three-day tournament and the team champion will qualify for the NAIA national tournament in early June. TEAM 1, Francis Marion 304, 2, Wofford 106, 3, USCS 308, 4, USC-Aiken 313, 5, Limestone 328, 6, Presbyterian 343, 7, Erskine 350. INDIVIDUAL 1, Elon Leaaatt (USCA) 70; 2 (tie), Stan Sill (USCS), Shane Cribbs (FM) 72; 4 (tie) Rvan Grooms (W), Darrel Brown (W), Chip Mln-nick (FM) 76, 7, Doug Cecil (USCS) 77.

Staff, wire reports In Chattanooga, Furman has put itself in position to end Tennessee-Chattanooga's eight-year reign as Southern Conference tennis champion. Furman advanced seven of its nine players to Saturday's championship rounds and opened a four-point lead on Chattanooga after Friday's semifinals. Furman needs three more victories Saturday to clinch the title. Furman will meet Chattanooga in five championship flights and two consolation finals. Team scores Furman 59, Tennessee-Chattanooga 55, Davidson 47, Appalachian 41, East Tennessee 37, The Citadel 23, Western Carolina 17, Virginia Military 9.

Furman semifinal singles Ned Caswell d. Jim Thompson (Davidson) 6-0, 6-1. Steve Price d. Hays Dallas (Davidson) 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Miles Gilsenan lost to Bill Young (Davidson) 7-5, 5-7, Detwilerd.

Todd Hall (East Tennessee) 6-1, Goers d. Greg Gar-lick East Tennessee) 6-3, 6-4. Flight 6 singles Brian Kellev d. Sebastian Koch (Davidson) Furman semifinal doubles Caswell-Gllse-nan d. Vaughn-Caruso (Appalachian) 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.

Price-Goers lost to Caldwell-Thompson (Davidson) 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. Detwiler-Kelley d. Hall-Mever (Davidson) 7-5, 7-5. Furman finalists Caswell vs. Tad Grattan (Western).

Price vs. Rob Bentley (Appalachian). Detwiler vs. Bill Kopp (UTC). Goers vs.

Phillippe Signore (UTC). Kelly vs. Martin Smith (UTC). Coswell-Gilsean vs. Kim-Bent-tez (UTC).

Detwiler-Kelley vs. Signore-Chamaani (UTC). Furman consolation finalists Gilsenan vs. Rodolfo Benitez (UTC). Price-Goers vs.

Kopp-Smith (UTC). Galloway (H) 45-11, White (M) 44-8, Hunter B) 40-2 Shot Hartley (H) 4B-9VJ. Whitten (H) 44-10, Putman (B) 44-7Vi Discus Nash (C) 134-5, Hartley (H) 134-2, Putman (B) 125-7 Pole vault Clark (M) 11-6, Shaffer (H) 11-0, Tiller (H) 10-6 GIRLS Teams Westside 46, Hanna 35, Wren 20Va, Belton-Honea Path 20, Palmetto 10, Pendleton lto. Crescent 1. Discus McClendon (Wr) 87-2, Mattress (We) 86-2W, Waters (Pa) 79-5 HJ Banks (B) 54 V2.

Green (We) 5-Z Chancellor (Wr) 5-2 Shot Ford (We) 34-10'A, Pavton (H) 32-tVi. Jenkins (H) 32-4 Green (We) 16-8, Banks (B) 16-4V, Terry (We) 16-0 Clinton boys 118, Newberry 78'a, Clover 26, Chapman 25V4 100m Suber (Cli) 10.81, 200 Suber (Cli) 22.38, 400 Suber (Cli) 49.49. 800-Covington (N) 2:12.11, 1600-Covington (N) 4:53.91, 3200 Morris (Clo) 1 1 :01 .13, 1 10H Bernard Pitts (Cli) 15:51 300H Pitts (Cli) 42.99, 4x100 Clinton 44: 14, 4x400 Newberry 3:44.31. HJ McDowell (Ch) 5-10. McDowell (Ch) 20-2Vi, TJ Pitts (Cli) 41-Z Shot Brian Pitts 45-Vh.

Discus Brian Pitts (Cli) 147. PV Riley (Cli) 11-6. Clinton girls 1 18'j, Chapman 54, Newberry 5214, Clover 7 100m tie between Burley (N) ond Griffin (Ch) 13.48, 200 Burley (N) 28.5, 400 Suber (Cli) 1:05.3,800 Williams (Cli) 2:42.4, 1600 Williams (Cli) 5:51.7, 3200-Willioms (Cli) 13:47.5, 100H Drakeford (Cli) 17.Z 300H Drakeford (Cli) 52.9, 4xl00-Clinton S4.Z 4x400 Clinton 4:42.9 HJ Stevens (Ch) $-0, LJ-C. Hines (Ch) 15-10, TJ Drakeford (Cli) 32-10Vj, Shot-Glymph (N) 33-3V2, Discus Dowdy (CI) 92-4. West-Oak girls 61, Seneca 57 100m Jones (S) 12.6, 200-Jones (S) 26.1, 400 Long (W) 64.6, 800-Gibbs (S) 2:40.4, 1600 McBride (W) 6:28.0, 3200-Terry (W) 15:34.0, 100H Cobb (S) 16.4, 300H-Cobb (S) 51.3, 4x100 West-Oak 52.5, 4x400 Seneca 4:29.7.

HJ Bradberry (W) 4-Z LJ Johnson (W) 15-8'A, Simpson (S) 31.6'i, Shot Mustin W) 37-Z Discus Mustin 112-10Vi. Anderson (u) 23.7, Austin (D) 23.8. 400 Fleming (D) 52.2, Scott (D) 53.1, Neals (L) 53.8. 800 Williams D) 2:07.0, Moon (P) 2:08.7, Kapeluck (D) 2:09.4 1600 Moon (P) 4:50.0, Kelly (D) 4:55.2, C. Henderson (E) 4:57 3200 Owen (E) 10:40, Burch (D) 10:49, Speights (L) 10:59 110H Underwood 15.0, Williams (E) 15.6, Byers (P) 16.2 300H Abernathy (D) 41.6, Byers (P) 42.6, Williams (E) 42.9 4x100 Daniel 43.3, Easlev 45.0, Liberty 45.2 4x400 Daniel 3:37.8, Pickens 3:43.7, Easley 3:48.9 High jump Williams (E) 6-0, Neals (L) 5-10, Austin (P) 5-4 Long jump Jamison (L) 22-0, Moselev (D) 20-5W, Breazeal (E) 20-2 Triple iump Neals (L) 42-6, Moseley (D) 41-11, Smith (D) 39-9 Shot Clarkson (E) 47-7, King (L) 43-11, Touzeau (P) 43-6W Discus Clarkson (E) 134-Z Touzeau (P) 129-10, King (L) 128-7W Pole vault Boyles (D) 134, Lin-demeyer (D) 12-0, Campbell (D) 10-0 GIRLS Teams Daniel 84, Liberty 74, Easley 71, Pickens 3 100 Anderson (E) 12.6, Dubose (L) 12.9, Smith (D) 13.0 200 Anderson (E) 26.0, Dubose (L) 26.8, Smith (D) 27.5 400 Anderson (E) 59.9, Chapman (D) 1:02.2, Hughes (D) 1:05.2 800 McJunkin Bowen(E) 2:44.8, Williamson (D) 2:46 1600 Neely (E) 5:57.3, Newman (D) 6:07.6, McJunkin (L) 4:143200 Cottrell (D) 12:34, Neely (E) 12:48, Newman (D 12:50 100H Roberts (L) 17.5, Roby (D) 18.9, Nesbit (E) 19.4 300H Roby (D) 50.6, Roberts (L) 51.0, James (L) 53.4 4x100 Daniel 51.6, Easley 52.2, Liberty 52.4 4x400 Daniel 4:32, Easley 4:56, Liberty 5:04 HJ Roby (D) 5-Z Roberts (L) 4-10, Jackson (D) 4-10 LJ Jackson (D) 15-10, Dubose (L) 15-0, Ladd (L) 14-10 TJ Dubose (L) 36-1, Jackson (D) 34-Z Raushenbach (P) 29-0 Shot Mason (E) 35-1, Robinson (L) 30-4, Bowers (E) 28-7 Discus Mason (E) 100-7, Robinson (L) 99-11, Brown (E) 80-10 Anderson County: The Hanna boys and Westside girls led competition Friday in most field events.

The meet will resume at 11 a.m. Saturday. BOYS Teams Hanna 67, McDuffie38, Belton-Honea Path 18, Crescent 16, Wren 7, Westside 6, Palmetto 3. Long iump White 21-11, Galloway Pickens County records and tied two others Friday night as it sweep the 13th annual county track and field championships at Liberty High. Daniel's Dobbie Anderson tied Jeff Moon of Pickens as the most valuable runners in the boys' meet, and Lewis Clarkson of Easley was chosen most valuable in the field events.

Most valuable girls were sprinter Donna Jackson of Easley and jumper Rita Jackson of Daniel. Eric Underwood of Daniel lowered the record for the 110-meter high hurdles to 15.0 seconds, and teammate David Abernathy tied the record in the 300-meter hurdles by running 41.6. Daniel's Todd Scott, Troy Artis, Albert Fleming and Anderson knocked almost a second off the 400-meter relay record, winning in 43.3 seconds. Girls' records were set by Easley's Jackson in the 200 and 400, Daniel's Jackson in the long jump, Liberty's Angela Dubose in the triple jump, and Daniel's Karen Roby in the high jump. Roby also tied the 300-meter hurdles record.

BOYS Teams Daniel 104, Easley 68, Liberty 44, Pickens 32 100 meters Anderson (D) 10.9, Artis (D) Clemson golfer leads Freshman Kevin Johnson of Clemson fired a 6-under-par 66 Friday to take the individual lead and spark the Tigers to a one-shot advantage in the team competition in the first round of the 16th Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Statesboro, Ga. Johnson's nines of 32-34 gave him the lead over four players tied at 67 Jim Begwin of Oklahoma, Scott Medlin of Miami of Florida and Chris Kite of Wake Forest. Clemson had a 10-under-par 278 total for its 1-shot advantage over Wake Forest, with three other teams also nipping at the Tigers' heels Miami of Florida at 280, Oklahoma State 281 and Oklahoma 282. Trailing the top five in the team chase were Ohio State and Georgia at 284, Louisiana State 288, Georgia Tech, Auburn and Georgia Southern 289, Florida State 291, Mississippi 295, Tennessee 297, Michigan State 299, South Carolina 304, Murray State 306 and Mississippi State 307. Furman fourth TV SPORTS x-if necessary HOCKEY Stephanie Farwig Dawn Coe Deb Richard Mitzi Edge Debbie Hall Carolyn Hill 71- 75-146 72- 74146 73- 73146 73- 73146 74- 72144 72-74146 72-75147 72-76148 77-71148 70-78148 76-73149 76-73149 75-74149 75-74149 72-77149 74-75149 Mark O'Meora Dave Barr Kermit Zarlev Tom Gleeton Tom Pernice Jr Rick Cramer Ed Fiori Ken Green CLARENCE ROSE Cindy Flgg CAROLINE GOWAN 72-75147 Jim Dent 74-75149 Saturday 8 am Volvo Monte Carlo Open tennis, ESPN 1 pm Baseball, MetsCardi-nais, Ch.

4 1 30 pm PGA Houston Open, ESPN 3 pm PBA Firestone Tournament, Ch. 13 3:15 pm Baseball, ExposCubs, Ch.9 3:30 pm NBA playoffs, RocketsNuggets, Ch. 7 4 pm Legends of Golf, Ch. 4 4:30 pm Wide World of Sports, Ch. 13 8 pm Wide World of Sports 25th anniversary show, Ch.

13 8 pm NHL playoffs, CalgaryEdmonton, ESPN 10 pm Baseball, BravesDodgers, Ch. 17 CALENDAR Arnold Palmer-Gary Player i34 Sam Snead-Tommv Bolt 134 Mike Souchak-Ken Venturi 135 Robert DeVicenzo-Ken Still 135 George Bayer-Tom Nleporte 135 Billy Maxwell-Howie Johnson 136 Jerry Barber-Doug Ford 136 Dan Sikes-Blll Collins 136 Tommy Jacobs-Dave Marr 138 Bob Rosburg-G. Dickinson 139 Chick Harbert-Jay Haas 140 Lionel Hebert-Jav Hebert 140 Bob Hamilton-Paul Runyan 149 Area Holly Forest CC Upcountry Seniors Golf Assc 1. Art Smith-John Vicario-JIm Newsom-Honk Foley, 2. Roy Spann-Bob Murray-Don Gustov-el-Phll Murphy, 3.

Thad Herbert-Marvin Babcock-Obie Oberst-Finley Cogswell, 4. Normon Bur-ris-Mark Gllson-Jock Flachs-bart-Dean Davis, Closest-to-pln No. 15: Elbert Landreth, No. 8: Warren Detrick. Keeowee Key CC Golf Assc 1.

Cam Albertz-Lou Rovelli-Stan Austin-Gert Lilly, 2. Doug Wood-Emma Rovelll-Bob Sponsler-Jeon Reppert, 3. Pete Bogshow-Jeanne Allison-Margaret Mikolasy. Summersett CC Svd Wilson, No. 6, 133-vds, 9-i-ron.

Witnesses Claude Black, Gene Hill and Norris Hill. ACJTO RACING tion $500 000 Houston Open, Played on the par-72, Woodlands' TPC course: Calvin Peete 65-70135 Wayne Grady 65-72137 Nick FaldO 68-69137 Tom Watson 69-68137 Mike Sullivan 7543138 JAY HAAS 68-70138 Loren Roberts 69-70139 Craig Stadler 69-70139 MikeHulbert 67-72139 Bruce Lietzke 68-72140 Curtis Strange 72-68140 Charles Boiling Jr. 73-67140 Brett Upper 69-72141 Steve Pate 70-71141 Doug Tewell 71-70141 Mark Haves 72-69141 Bobby Clampett 71-70141 Bob Eastwood 70-71141 Lennie Clements 72-69141 Howard Twltty 70-71141 John Adams 71-70141 David Frost 72-70-142 Nick Price 70-72142 Tim Norrls 70-72142 Mark Brooks 71-71142 Steve Bowman 69-73142 Payne Stewart 69-73142 Gene Sauers 73-69142 Lou Graham 71-72143 George Burns 71-72143 Gil Morgan 70-73143 Billy Pierot 68-75143 Dave Rummells 74-69143 Bill Glasson 72-71143 Don Pooley 72-71143 Rick DalpOS 71-72143 Chip Beck 72-71143 Mike Reld 71-72143 Bob Lohr 69-74143 Lanny Wodkins 73-70143 Gary Hallbero 74-69143 Brian Mogg 73-71144 Rod Curl 68-76144 Willie Wood 72-72144 Ronnie Black 75-69144 Frank Conner 73-71144 Tom Kite 73-71144 Richard Zokol 69-75144 Mike Donald 73.71144 Corey Pavln 70-74144 Steve Elklngton 71-73144 Ponson (A) d. Mcintosh B) 6-0, 6-0; Peterson (NG) d. Menozzl (LM) 4-2, 6-3.

Flight 6 singles Carvalho (A) d. Janulet (B) 6- 1, 6-0; Dorsey (NG) d. Smith (LM) 6-0, 6-2. Flight 1 doubles Sllva-Jenklns (A) d. Bolton-Kron (B) 6-0, 6-0; Klnney-Lewls (NG) d.

Mlranda-Erden (LM) 7- Flight 2 doubles Hardin-Llttie (A) d. Knopp-Mclntosh (B) 6-0, 6-0; Peterson-Dorsey (NG) d. Menozzl-Harrls Flight 3 doubles Solano-Rincon (NG) d. Clark-Janulet (B) 6-0, 6-0; Carvolho-Griffifh (A) d. Fehlly-Smlth (LM) 6-2, 6-7, 6-0.

Golf District 6 tournament At Country Club of S.C., Florence Team results Francis Morion 304, Wofford 306, USCS 308, USC-Aiken 313, Limestone 328, Presbyterian 343, Erskine 350. individuals Eion Leggatt, USCA, 35-3570; Stan Sill, USCS, 35-3772; Shane Cribbs, FMC, 34- 3872; Chip Mlnlck, FMC, 35-4176; Darryl Brown, Wofford, 35- 4176) Rlon Grooms, Wofford, 36-4076; Dan Oakes, Limestone, 39-3877; Scott Smith, Wofford, 40-3777; Pat Smith, Wofford, 37-4077; Fred Dorgon, FMC, 37-4077; Rusty Rustin, USCA, 39-3877. Track Southern Conference results Friday's first-day results of the Southern Conference track and field meet at Marshall University: run 1, Thomas O'Gara, Eost 2, Conrad Conneelv, East 3, Dan Rechnor, Mor-sholl, 4, Dave Ball, Morsholl, 5, Mark Shea, Appalachian 31 :22.7; 6, Dave Tabor, Marshall, 31 :35.55. Hammer 1, Sheldon Johnson, VMI, 199-8, conference record; 2, Rick Queen, Western 150-9; 3, John Chesson, VMI, 141-6; 4, Sunday Baseball S. Carolina at Clemson (2 pm).

Southern Conference Playoffs (TBA), Wofford at Francis Marlon (2 pm), Florida at Georgia (1:30 pm), Alumni Old Timers Home Game at Wlnthrop (2 pm) Men's golf District 6 championship In Florence, Clemson in Chris Schenkel inv. in Statesboro, Ga. THE LATEST LINE PRO BASKETBALL Saturday, April 26 Bill Kratzert 77-72149 Dave Eichelberger 78-72150 Ed Sneed 75-75150 Bill israelson 77-73150 Brad Fabel 79-71150 Adrian Stills 72-76150 Hale Irwin 78-72150 Bob Twav 75-75150 AndvDillard 75-76151 Denny Hepler 75-76151 David Graham 75-76 151 Gregory Ladenhoff 74-77151 Rocco Mediate 78-73151 Chris Perry 76-75151 Doug Johnson 73-78151 Stu Ingraham 75-77152 Tommy Valentine 79-73152 Kris Moe 74-78152 Billy Ray Brown 74-78152 Tze-Ming Chen 77-75152 David Peoples 76-77153 Jeff Sluman 70-83153 Danny Briggs 76-77153 Bobby Wadklns 76-78154 Harry Taylor 75-79154 Gibbv Gilbert 78-78156 GarySowinskl 78-78156 Mike Miles 75-81156 Trevor Dodds 80-76156 Vern Novak 78-79157 Babe Hlskey 83-75158 Charlie Epps 82-78160 Estaben Toledo 79-81160 Greg Twiggs 79-81160 Jim Gallagher Jr. 77-83160 Mike Gove 80-85175 Billy Northcutt 93-84177 Mike Nlcolette 78-WD Mike McCullough 79-WD LPGA results Scores of Friday's second round of the 5200,000 Classic over the par-72, Pasadena Yacht and Country Club course in St. Petersburg, LorlGarbacz 70-64134 Allison Finney 69-67136 Pat Bradley 69-67136 Janet Coles 68-69137 Jane Crafter 68-69137 Kathy Whitworth 7048138 Margaret Ward 70-68138 Robin Walton 68-70138 Amy Benz 7049139 Cathy Kratzert 67-72139 Jan Stephenson 70-70140 Janet Anderson 71-69140 JoAnne Corner 69-72141 Mortha Nouse 69-72141 Anne-Marie Palll 7447141 Dale Eggeling 71-70141 Debbie Austin 71-71142 Cathy Mors 71-71142 M.J.

Smith 69-73142 Alice Miller 7448142 Beverly Klass 69-73142 Shelley Homlin 72-70142 BETSY KING 71-71142 Dianne Doiley 70-72142 Lauren Howe 73-70143 Penny Pulz 69-74143 Heather Farr 71-72143 Kim Shlpmon 69-74143 Favorite Point Underdog Borb Bunkowsky 72-75147 Lenore Muraoka 72-75147 Cindy Mackev 7948147 LeAnn Cassaday 73-74147 BETH SOLOMON 71-76147 Linda Hunt 70-78148 Sharon Barrett 73-75148 Susie Berdoy 76-72148 Cindy Rarlck 72-76148 JOAN DELK 76-72148 BarbThomos 73-75148 Donna Capon! 76-72148 Nancy White-Brewer 74-74148 Pat Meyers 8048148 Failed to qualify Terry-Jo Mvers 75-74149 Silvio Bertolocclnl 78-71149 Deborah McHaffie 74-75149 MELISSA WHITMIRE 76-73149 Donna White 73-76149 Susan Tonkin 77-72149 CINDY FERRO 76-73149 Penny Hammel 76-73149 Barbara Pendergast 74-75149 Mary DeLong 74-75149 Nancy Ledbetter 74-75149 Joanne Paclllo 74-75149 Cathy Reynolds 75-75150 Muffin Spencer-Devlin 73-77150 Carole Charbonnier 74-74150 Vicki Fergon 77-73150 Lynn Connelly 75-75150 Morto Figueros-Dottl 77-73150 Patty Haves 74-76150 Missie McGeorge 76-74150 Sally Quinlan 75-75150 Joan Joyce 76-75151 Marlene Flovd 77-74151 Missie Berteottl 76-75151 Nancy Scronton 76-75151 Nancy Tomlch 73-78151 Lynn Adams 74-77151 Sandra Spuzlch 76-75151 Judy Ellis-Sams 76-75151 Lori West 79-72151 Korin Mundlnger 77-74151 Lynn Stroney 74-75151 Susan Smith 79-72151 Charlotte Montgomery 80-71151 Susie Pager 75-77152 Krlstl Arrington 77-75152 Sherrl Stelnhauer 76-76152 NinoFoust 80-72152 Debbv Rhodes 76-76152 LuLong Rodler 78-75153 Jackie Bertsch 81-72153 Patty Jordan 80-73153 Maria Combs 79-74153 Theres Hesslon 74-79153 Susan Sanders 77-76153 Elaine Crosby 80-74154 Cathy Johnston 77-77154 oKim Williams 76-78154 Kay Kennedy 76-78154 Dana Howe Chancellor 80-74154 Nancy Rubin 75-80155 Heather Drew 75-80155 Sis Seman 76-79155 Leslie Pearson 78-78154 Debbie Meisterlln 77-79156 LouroHurlbut 80-77157 Nicky LeRoux 75-83158 0 April Benefield 81-78159 Suzanne Pace 79-81160 aMichele Vinieratos 7846164 Lori Brock 80-84164 Mvra Blackwelder 75-75 WD Legend of Golf results Scores after Friday's second round of the Liberty Mutual Lea-ends of Golf at the par-70, Onion Creek Club in Austin, Texas: NHL playoff glance Division Semifinals (Best-of-flve) Wednesday, April 9 N.Y. Rangers 6, Philadelphia 2 Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 Hartford 3, Quebec OT Montreal 3, Boston 1 Toronto 5, Chicago 3 St. Louis Minnesota 1 Edmonton 7, Vancouver 3 Calgary 5, Winnipeg 1 Thursday, April 10 Philadelphia N.Y. Rangers 1 Washington 5, N.Y.

Islanders 2 Hartford 4, Quebec 1 Montreal 3, Boston 2 Toronto 6, Chicago 4 Minnesota 6, St. Louis 2 Edmonton 5, Vancouver 1 Calgary 6, Winnipeg 4 Saturday, April 12 Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 Washington wins series 3-0 Montreal 4, Boston 3 Montreal wins series 3-0 Hartford 9, Quebec 4 Hartford wins series 3-0 Toronto 7, Chicago 2 Toronto wins series 3-0 Edmonton 5, Vancouver 1 Edmonton wins series 3-0 Calgary 4, Winnipeg 3, OT Calgary wins series 3-0 N.Y. Rangers 5, Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 4, Minnesota 3 Sunday, April 13 Philadelphia 7, N.Y.

Rangers 1 Minnesota 7, St. Louis 4 Tuesday, April 15 N.Y. Rangers 5, Philadelphia 2 N.Y. Rangers win series 3-2 St. Louis 6, Minnesota 3 St.

Louis wins series 3-2 Division Finals (Best-of-seven) Thursday, April 17 N.Y. Rangers 4, Wash. 3, OT Hartford 4, Montreal 1 Friday, April 18 St. Louis 6, Toronto 1 Calgary 4, Edmonton 1 Saturday, April 19 Washington 8, N.Y. Rangers 1 Montreal 3, Hartford 1 Sunday, April 20 Toronto 3, St.

Louis 0 Edmonton 6. Calgary 5, OT Monday, April 21 Washington 6, N.Y. Rangers 3 Montreal 4, Hartford 1 Tuesday, April 22 Toronto 5, St. Louis 2 Calgary 3, Edmonton 2 Wednesday, April 23 N.Y. Rangers 6, Wash.

5, OT Hartford Montreal 1 Thursday, April 24 St. Louis 7, Toronto 4 Series tied 2-2 Edmonton 7, Calgary 4 Series tied 2-2 Friday, April 25 N.Y. Rangers 4. Wosh. 2 N.Y.

Rangers leod series 3-2 Montreal 5, Hartford 3 Montreal leads series 3-2 Saturday, April 26 Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Calgary at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Sunday, April 27 Wash, at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 P.m.

Montreal at Hartford, 7 35 p.m. Monday, April 28 St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 P.m. Edmonton at Calgary. 9:35 p.m.

Tuesday, April 29 All games If necessary N.Y. Rongers at 7:35 p.m. Hartford at Montreal, 7 35 p.m. Wednesday, April 30 All games If necessory Toronto at St. Louis, Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m.

HOUSTON 7 Denver Home Team in CAPS IMSbyTntourwCofnpany Syndicate. Inc. BASKETBALL 47.94; 4, Ray Richardson, Appa-lachlan 48.20; 5, Marshall Pitts, Appalachian 48.35; 6, Willie Davis, Cltodel, 48.50; 7, Dan Monahan, VMI, 48.71; 8, Greg McCoilum, Appalachian St 48 85 ioo-m'eter-dosh 1, Curtis Hardy, Citadel, 10.73; 2, Bobby Harris, VMI, 10.78; 3, Bobby Blackwell, VMI, 10.83; 4, Keith Washington, VMI, 10.89; Thane Gash, East 10.91; 4, Kenny Stewart, VMI, 10.92; 7, David Brown, Furman, 10.94; 8, Luclan McCowan, Western 10.99. 800-meter-run 1, Rob Mitchell, Marshall, 2, Layne Anderson, Citadel, 3, Martin Castillo, VMI, 4, Charlie Mllner, East 5, Keith Sewell, Appalachian 6, Dave Marks, Marshall, 7, Thayne Harmon, Appalachian 1:55 65; 8, Rob Pate, Marshall, 1:55.73. 400 intermediate hurdles 1, Bobby Whitehead, Marshall, 52.47; 2, Tommy Robbins, Appalachian 52.79; 3, Tony McKlnnle, Western 52.86 4, Haywood Smith, Western Cor.

53.41; 5, Walt Foster, Appalachian 53.44 6, Michael Baldwin, Appalachian 53.66; 7, Ben Dixon, Citadel, 53.96; 8, Scott Grlffen, VMI, 54.42. 200-meter-run 1, Curtis Hardy, Cltodel, 21.39; 2, Bobby Horris, VMI, 21.55; 3, Kenny Stewart, VMI, 21.40; 4, John Baker, Citadel, 21.60; 5, Marshall Pitts, Appalachian 21.68; 6, Greg McCoilum, Appalachian 21.69; 7, Bob Blackwell, VMI, 21.78; 8, Harold Simpson, Appalachian 21.88. TENNIS Monte Carlo results Results of Friday's motchet In the $325,000 Volvo Monte Carlo Tennis Open (seeding in parentheses): Singles Third Round Andres Gomez, Ecuador (7) def. Martin Jalte, Argentina (9), 6-3, 6-2. Joaklm Nystrom, Sweden (4), def.

Tarik Benhabiles, France, 6-1, 6-2. Fernando Luna, Spain, def. Miloslav Meclr, Czechoslovakia (5), 1-6, 6-4, 4-2. Jakob Hlassek, Switzerland, def. Aaron Krlcksteln, Gross Polnte, 1-6, 6-4, 6-4.

Mats Wliander, Sweden (1), def. Slobodan Zivollnovic Yugoslavia, 6-1, 6-4. Stefan Edberg, Sweden (2) def. Andreas Mourer, West Germany, 0-6, 4-4, 6-3. Yannick Noah, Franc (4) def.

Horoclo De La Pena, Argentina, 6-3, 6-3. Ronald Agenor, Haiti, def. Jim Arias, Jericho, N.Y. (8), TRANSACTIONS Football United States Football League Baltimore Stars Signed Gen Loke, running back, to two-year contract. College Stanford Named Mlk Montgomery men's basketball coach.

Area Anderson College Announced that Kim Pooler, a 5-foot-10 forward from Hortsville High School, has signed a letter of Intent to play basketball. Francis Marlon Announced that Dana Landers, of Gilbert High, has signed a letter of intent to play volleyball. Announced that Tommy Campbell, of Macedonia High, has signed a letter of intent to ploy basketball. Sovran 500 lineup The starting lineup for Sunday's $335,480 Sovron Bank 500 NASCAR Winston Cup stock car roce at the Martinsville Speedway, with type of car and qualifying speed: 1. Tim Richmond, Chevy 90.716 2.

Dorrell Waltrip, Chevy 90.318 3. Dale Earnhardt, Chevy 90.313 4. Ricky Rudd, Ford 90.052 5. Rusty Walloce, Pontiac 89.974 6. Geoff Bodine, Chevy 89.902 7.

Terry Lobonte, Olds 89.782 8. Richard Petty, Pontiac 89.731 9. Bill Elliott, Ford 89.600 10. Joe Ruttman, Buick 89.245 11. Bobby Allison, Buick 89.312 12.

Kyle Petty, Ford 88 985 13. Jodv Ridley, Pontiac 88 935 14. Tommy Ellis, Chevy 88.797 15. Harry Gont, Chevy 88.774 16. Alan Kulwlcki, Ford 88.772 17.

Derrlke Cope, Ford 88.618 18. Neil Bonnett, Chevy 88.565 19. Dave Morels, Chevy 88.552 20. Ken Schroder, Ford 88.538 21. Mrgn Shepherd, Pont.

88.417 22. Jimmy Hemsley, Ford 88.379 23. Bobby Hillen, Buick 88.346 24. Buddy Arrington, Ford 88.140 25. Mike Waltrip, Pontiac 88.046 26.

Doug Heveron, Chevy 88.021 27. Mike Skinner, Pontiac 87.929 28. Trevor Boys, Chew 87.797 29. J.D. McDuffie, Pontiac 87.424 30.

Jerry Cranmer, Chevy 87.388 Zach Scott, VMI, 137-11; 5, Brad Anderson, Cltodel, 133-10; 6. Fred Ryan, Marshall, 131-8. Javelin 1, Bill Bloke, Citadel, 179-4; 2, D.J. Totland, Cltodel, 173-9; 3. Al Comer, VMI, 173-8; 4, Dave Glzenskl, Citadel, 168-3; 5, Todd Burdette, VMI, 167-4; 6, Walt Foster, Appalachian 163-10.

Long iump 1, Michael Honks, Appalachian 24-10; 2, Benil Motte, Furman, 23-111; 9 Kenny Stewart, VMI, 23-9'j; 4. Nelson Dixon, Western 23-8; 5, Thane Gash, East 23-8; 6, Keith Washington, VMI, 23-8. 3000-meter steeplechase 1, Gary Cheslock, Marshall, 9:05.6 2. Adam Jaaelskl, Furman, COLLEGE Blaine Mccamster 74-70144 Tom Bvrum 72-72144 David Edwards 73-71144 BRAD FAXON 71-73144 JOE INMAN 74-71145 Brian Claar 74-71145 Philip Porkln 72-73145 Jack Nlcklaus 72-73145 Pot Llndsey 71-74145' J.C. Snead 79-66145 Mark Pfeli 71-74145 Mike Smith 72-73145 David Lundstrom 73-72145 Donnle Hammond 72-73145 Davis Love 1 1 1 73-72145 Leonard Thompson 72-73 145 David Ogrin 72-73145 Mark Lye 69-76145 Andrew Mage 74-71145 Russ Cochran 70-75145 John Mahaffev 71-74145 Tom Sieckmann 72-73145 Bill Sander 74-71145 Antonio Cerda Jr.

72-73145 Bob Poncrotz 74-71145 Failed to qualify Sandy Lyl 72-74146 Kenny Knox 71-75146 Wayne Levi 71-75146 Jim Simons 74-72146 Jeff Lewis 70-74144 Bill Roger 73-73146 GarvKrueoer 72-75147 Ken Brown 75-72147 Ron Streck 75-72147 JeffGrygiel 74-73 147 GorvMcCord 74-73147 Phil Hancock 75-73148 Terry Kendrlck 73-75148 Bob Gilder 72-76148 George Archer 74-74148 RickFehr 73-75148 Keith Fergus 73-75148 Dennis Trlxler 75-73148 Steve Jones 73-75148 Eduardo Romero 72-76148 Raymond Floyd 73-75148 Buddy Gardner 78-70148 Bob Murphy 73-75148 Robert Wrenn 71-77148 Mike West 73-75148 Robert Thompson 76-72148 3. Todd Crosson, Marshall, NBA playoff stance First Round (Best-off I ve) Thursday, April 17 Boston 123, Chicago 104 Atlanta 140, Detroit 122 Houston 107, Sacramento V) L.A. Lakers 135, San Antonio 88 Friday, April 18 Washington 95, Philadelphia 94 Dallas 101, Utah 93 Milwaukee 1 19, New Jersey 107 Denver 133, Portland 126 Saturday, April 19 Atlanta 137, Detroit 125 L.A. Lakers 12Z San Antonio 94 Houston 111, Sacramento 103 Sunday, April 20 Boston 135, Chicago 131, 20T Philadelphia 10Z Washington 97 Portland 108, Denver 106 Milwaukee 111, New Jersey 97 Dallas 113, Utoh 106 Tuesday, April 22 Milwaukee 1 18, New Jersey 113 Milwaukee wins series 3-0 Detroit 104, Atlonto 97 Philadelphia 91, Washington 86 Boston 122, Chicago 104 Boston wins series 3-0 Denver 115, Portland 104 Houston 113, Sacramento 98 Houston wins series 3-0 Wednesday, April 23 L.A. Lakers 1 14, San Antonio 94 L.A.

wins series 3-0 Utoh 100, Dallas 98 Dallas leods series 2-1 Thursday, April 24 Washington 116, Philadelphia 111 Series tied 2-2 Denver 116, Portlond 112 Denver wins series 3-1 Friday, April 25 Atlanta 114. Detroit 113 Atlanto wins series 3-1 Dal las at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Sunday, April 27 Washington at 3:30 p.m. x-Utan at Dallas, 3:30 p.m. 4, Harry Williams, Appalachian 5, Jim Martin, Appalachian 6, G.

,9:37.5. Team scoring after five events: VMI 36, Marshall 28, The Men's tennis Region 10, NJCAA qualifying tournament Team standings 1. Anderson 9, 2. North Greenville 7, 3. Lees-McRae 2, 4.

Bre-vord 0. Flight 1 singles Rlncon (NG) d. Moulton (B) Citadel 24, East Tennessee State 20, Appalachian State 19, Fur Rosie Jones 73-70143 JANE GEDDES 7449143 Sherrin Smyers 69-74143 Lisa Young 73-70-143 Cindy Hill 7449143 KATHY BAKER 72-71143 Lourie Rinker 68-75143 SueFoglemon 73-71144 Colleen Walker 73-71144 Beverley Davis 69-75144 Connie Chilleml 7648144 Betsy Barrett 74.70144 Mindv Moore 70-74144 HolllS Stacy 72-72144 man 16, Western Carolina 12, Davidson 0. Qualifiers 110-meter high hurdles 1 6-0, 6-0; Silva (A) d. Miranda Don Jonuory-Gene Littler 124 Lee Elder-C.

Rodriguez 128 (LM) 6-1, 6-3. Flight 2 sinales Walt Foster, VMI, 14.36; Chris Solano (NG) d. Cron (B) 4-0, Havner, Appalachian 14.4?; 3, Tommy Bobbins, Appalachian 14.70; 4, McCowan, Western 14.82; 5, Andrew Stewart, 6-0; Jenkins (A) d. Erden (LM), 6-4 6-3 Flight 1 singles Billy Casper-Gay Brewer 129 Miller Barber-Bob Goolby 129 Orville Moody-Bob Crompton 129 Bob Toski-Mlke Fetchick 130 Kel Nogle-Bob Charles 130 Doug Sonders-C. O'Connor 130 Charlie Sifford-J.

Ferree 130 Art Woll-AI Balding 130 Hardin (A) d. Knopp (B) 6-1, VMI, 14.91; 6, Benli Motte, Furman, 14.95; 7, Eric Reddish, Cita 6-1; Harris (LM) d. Lewis (NG), del, 15.06; 8, chuck (701ns, Appa Flight 4 singles GOLF lachian 15.09. Denlse Streblg 74-71145 Jerllyn Brltz 72-73145 Deedee Lasker 70-75145 Mary Dwyer 71-74145 Shirley Furlong 72-73145 Sally Little 75-70145 Denlse Hermlda 75-71146 BETH DANIEL 74-72146 Kris Monoghan 71-75146 Peter Thomson-H. Henning 131 Jock Burke Horney 131 400-meter run 1, Richard Little (A) d.

Clark (B) 6-0, 6-0; Rowe. Western 47.25; 2 Houston Open results Fehily (LM) d. Kinney (NG) 6-1, 6-1. Flight 5 singles Dow Fnstrwtd-D. Douglass 132 Fred Howklns-Jack Fleck 133 Julius Bar os-Bobby Nichols 133 Donald McDowell, Marshall, 3, Rod Elliott, Marshall, Second-round results Friday In the Professional Golfers Associa.