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SPORTS Wednesday, March 23, 1988 2 vThc Cfrf mullf Nr us DIGEST SCOREBOARD Flames in the Uevss ContpMwI front wire reports 1 TV SPORTS McKnlght 6-3, 6-2, Knowles-Masters(L) d. Roberts-Wolfe 6-3, 6-2. TRACK 1 p.m. Tennis: 1988 Lipton International Plovers Championship from Key Biscayne, Mens Quaterflnals. 9p.m.

Boxing, ESPN. ST CALENDAR gross: Connie Peterson; net: Barbara Humphries, Mary Ann Sartor. Third flight, gross: Doris Sanders; net: Jennie Hamrick, Doris Wilson. Fourth flight, gross: Jan Prieto; net: Ruth Magher, Eess Marden. Fifth flight, gross: Jackie Barber; net: Joanne George, Irvalee Fisher.

Sixth flight, gross: Gussie Bailey; net: Gayle Homlll, Juanlta Woody. Heiaz Seniors, closest to pin. No. 4: Henry Davis, No. 8: Wade Pettit, No.

15 Jim West; No. 17 J.C. Robertson. HIGH SCHOOL Wade Hampton 163, Hillcrest 111 Wade Hampton Francis 40, Babb 40, Wheeler 41, Cadieu 42. Hillcrest Hamilton 41, Armstrong 44, Walker 47, Cooper 49.

Baseball Clemson at Furman South Carolina at Clemson Northwestern at C. Carolina USC-Sp. at Central Wesleyan Presbyterian at Allen Youngstown at uSC-Alken THE LATEST LINE to SKATING COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA Favorite Point Underdog Thursday EAST (at RutherlorrJ. Duke Th Rhode Island Temple 10 Richmond SOUTHEAST (at Birmingham. Ala.) Oklahoma 6'4 Louisville Kentucky 5VV Villanova Friday MIDWEST (at Pontiac, Mich Purdue 6', Kansas St Kansas 1 Vanderbtlt WEST (at Seattle.

Wash Carolina 1 Michigan Arizona 7ft Iowa PRO BASKETBALL (NBA) T' i Hanna 100 0011 2 21 hulm (W.4-0) and Radford. Harrison (L), Thompson (4) and Davis. Record Hanna 7-0-1. Westoak 10, Daniel 5 Daniel 100 020 02 5 6 4 WestOak 204 103 10 9 2 Sheriff (W, 1-1), Burns (7) Schlock Swafford (3). Thomp-klns Pilgrim (6) Kenne-more.

2B White (W), Foster (D). Records Westoak 4-2, 2-2. Daniel 0- 5, 0-3. Pendleton 8, Liberty 4 Pendleton 013 100 3 1 4 1 Liberty 000 011 2446 Bryont (W) and Wood. Devore (L.0-2) and Freeman.

2B Moore Cartee(L). TR 5, Mann 2 TR 000 005 0 5 4 4 Mann 0001100253 Allen(W) and Parsons. Daves (L 2-1), Shelton(6), Eahard(6) and Stubbs. 2B Austin TR. SB Ea-hard Mann.

HR Craig TR. Records Mann 2-4-1, TR 7-2. Riverside 7, Berea 0 Riverside 300 102 1 7 10 1 Berea OOOOOOO 0 35 Kinch (W) and Hyatt. Lancaster and Watson. 2B Prince (R).

Records Riverside 3-3, Berea 1-6. Lockhart9, Whltmlre2 Whltmire 101 0001 2 1 2 Lockhart 202 005 9 1 1 Lamb (W.2-0) and Childress. Wllbanks (L) and Epps. 2B B.Childress (L), J.Childress (L). Records Lockhart 3-0.

Notes-Ron Lamb struck out 17. Lewisville 7, Jonesville 4 Lewisville 020 0302 775 Jonesville 211 000 1 4 6 5 Knox and Howze. Stewart (L.0-3) and Gault. 2B Howze (L), Buckson (L), Hancock (L), Harris (J). 3B Glenn (J), Stewart 2 (J).

Lewisville 2-0, Jonesville 1- 3. York 7, Broome 5 Broome 300 0201 5 1 3 York 410 020 0 7 9 6 McKnlght and Carroll. Brown (L), Crocker, and Turner. 2B Carroll (Y), Mitchell (Y). 3B Mitchell (Y).

Woodmont 12, Greenville 11 Greenville 120 123 2 11 123 Woodmont 201 102 7 12 15 7 Davis (W.l-2) and Callahan. Lewis (L), McKlnney (7) and Duncan. 2B Harris (G), Williams (G), Simmons (W), Godfrey (W). 3B Harris (G). Records Woodmont 2-5, Greenville 0-7.

Notes: Corey McKelvey was 5-5. Chapln 12, Batesburg-Leesville 2 BL 000 20 2 4 6 Chapln 220 5312112 Techills (W, 1-1) 8, Caulder. Jones (L, 1-2) 8, Eargle. 3B McKelver (B). Records Chapln 5-1, Batesburg 1-4.

Other Scores Gilbert 11, Wagener-Salley 0 Edisto21, Denmark 3 AC Flora 4, Aiken 4 Lexington 6, North Augusta 4 S. Aiken 12, Keenan 1 Middleton 4, Bishop England 1 Favorite Points PHILADELPHIA 3 BOSTON 10 Cleveland 8ft GOLDEN STATE 3ft Denver 5 SEATTLE 3ft Home team in CAPS Chicago Washington New Jersey Sacramento LA CLIPPERS Portland Cubs vs. California 4 p.m. Cincinnati vs. Phil.

7:35 p.m. Atlanta vs. Yankees 7:35 p.m. Exhibition Llnescores At Orlando, Fla. Chicago (A) 000 000 000 0 4 1 Minnesota 220 020 OOx 12 0 LaPoir.t, Segura (6) and Karkov-Ice; Straker, Carlton (6) and Nieto.

Straker, 2-1. La Point, 1-1. Sv Carlton (1). Rs Minnesota, Puckelt (2), Gaettl (3). At West Polm Beach, Fla.

Baltimore 320 000 000 10 1 Atlanta 000 400 JO 6 10 0 Thurmond, Noles (6), Niedenfuer (8) ond Kennedy; Mahler, Sutter (7), Coffman (8) and Virgil, Simmons (8). Sutter, 1-0. Noles, 0-1. Sv Coffman (II. At Winter Haven, Fla.

Detroit 000 003 100 4 5 1 Boston 221 020 Mx 10 19 0 Searcy, Hernandei (4), Beard (5), Cooper (8) and Heath, Palaclos (7); Hurst, Woodward (7), Ellsworth (8), Gardner (9) ond Mariano, Sheaffer (7) Hurst, 1-1. Searcy, 0-2. HRs Detroit, Chavez (2); Boston, Greenwell (1). At Plant City. Fla.

Los Angeles 000 201 0003 0 Cincinnati 100 001 0002 to 0 Leary, J.Howell (6), Holton (7), Havens (8) and Dempsev; Rasmus-sen, B. Landrum (7), Sorensen (8), Murphy (9) and Diaz, McGriff (3). Leary, 2-0. Rasmussen, 0-2. Sv Havens (2).

HR Cincinnati, Larkln(l). At Port Charlotte, Fla. St. Louis 000 000 0101 2 0 Texas 020 010 OOx 3 1 DeLeon, Davlev (7), Gropenthin (8) and Lake, Pagnozzi (7); Witt, McMurtry (7), Williams (9) and Pe-tralll, Stanley (7). Witt, 2-1.

DeLeon, 1-3. Sv Williams (4). HR St. Louis, Laga (2). At Kissimmee, Fla.

New York (N) 010 030 0004 7 2 Houston 010 010 0002 8 1 Darling, Cone (7), Myers (8) and Gibbons; Ryan, Sambito (6), Heath-cock (7), Agosto (9) and Bailey, Big-glo (8). Darling, 3-0. Ryan, 0- 2. HR Houston, Bailey (2). At Bradenton, Fla.

Kansas City 100 010 001 25 0 Pittsburgh 011 000 001 03 9 1 (10 Innings) Leibrandt, Forr (7), Anderson (10) and Quirk; Drabek, Palaclos (7) Gott (9) and Lavalllere, Sasser (8), Ortiz (10). Farr, 1- 0. Gott, 0-1. Sv Anderson (2). HRs Kansas City, Jackson (5); Pittsburgh, Coles (2).

At Dunedin, Fla. Philadelphia 000 002 0103 8 2 Toronto 111 101 OOx 10 0 Palmer, Dawley (7), Frohwirth (8) and Parrish, Daulton (8); Flanagan, Burgos (71, Henke (7), Shirley (9) and Myers, Diaz (7). Flanagan, 1-0. Palmer, 0-2. Sv Shirley (2).

HRs Philadelphia, Schmidt (2); Toronto, Fielder (4), Myers (1), Upshaw (3). College Francis Marion 6, St. Andrews 3 St. Andrews 010 100 001 3 5 2 FMC 20011200X 6 8 3 Sterling (W, 2-0) Burnett (9), Smith (save) Ard. Wilson 3-1), Clark (8) 8.

Marsh. 2B Porter, McAndrew, Porker (FMC). HR Haynes (FMC). FMC: 1S-6, St. Andrews 13-6.

Ersklne 14, PC 3 Erskine 443 0102 14152 Pres 000100 2 3 4 0 Hanev and Hawkins. Bentley and Childress. 2B Nix (P), Haney (E), Rogers (E). 3B Crane (E), Burton (E). HR Haney Records Erskine 8-8, PC 2-7.

Coastal 8, Howard 5 Howard 010 101 101 57 3 Coastal 020 002 22x 1 10 1 Moody and Johnson. Stone, Logue (9) ond Howie. Stone 2- 1. Moody 2-3. 2B Moody Fouts' retirement rumors resurface Staff, wire reports Speculation that San Diego Chargers quarterback Dan Fouts will retire before next season has been refueled by reports the club has bought out his contract.

Fouts, 36, who is entering the final season of a six-year deal, gave up all contractual guarantees beyond 1987 in return for last November's settlement, a newspaper said Tuesday. The 15-year veteran reportedly received his entire $750,000 base pay for last year's strike-interrupted season along with $375,000 he was guaranteed for 1988 and an unspecified bonus. World record set Janet Evans of Placentia, set a world record in the 800-meter freestyle Tuesday on the first day of the U.S. Swimming indoor national championships at Orlando, Fla. Evans was timed in eight minutes, 17.12 seconds and now holds world records in the 400, 800 and reestyles, the most by any American woman since Debbie Meyer in 1968.

East Germany's Cornelia Ender held three world records simultaneously in 1976. Cuba still may join Games The president of the Pan American Sports Organization said Tuesday that Cuba has shown "encouraging signs" that it still may participate in the Summer Olympics next September in Seoul, South Korea. Mario Vazquez Rana of Mexico said, "There are indications, let's say encouraging signs, that could bring about a change in the Cuban position" and reverse its decision not to go to the Summer Olympics because North Korea is not co-hosting the Olympics. Elliott released from hospital Stock car driver Bill Elliott was released Tuesday from Atlanta's Crawford Long Hospital, where he was treated for a shoulder injury suffered Sunday in the NASCAR Motorcraft 500 race at Atlanta International Raceway. Elliott, 32, crashed into the wall with 10 laps remaining in the race, and his status for this weekend's TransSouth 500 at Darlington is not known at the time.

Falcons sign Tech's Lavette Running back Robert Lavette, BASKETBALL FILE PHOTO NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division World Figure Skating at Budapest, Hungary Ice Dance After Compulsory Dances 1, Natalia Bestemianova and Andrei Bukin, Soviet Union, .6 factored placings. 2, Marino Klimova and Sergei Ponomarenko, Soviet Union, 1.2. 3, Tracy Wilson and Rob McCall, Canada, 1.8. 4, Natalio Annenkoand Genrlkh Sretenski, Soviet Union, 2.4 5, Kothrin Beck and Christoff Beck, Austria, 3.0. 6, Klara Engi and Attila Toth, Hungary, 3.6.

7, Isabelle Duchesnay and Paul Duchesnav, France, 4.2. 8, Antonio Becherer and Ferdinand Becherer, West Germany, 4.8. 9, Susan Wynne and Joseph Druor, United States, 5.4. 10, Lia Trovati and Roberto Pelizzola, Italy, 6.0. 11, Karvn Garossinoand Robert Garossino, Canada, 6.6.

12, Sharon Jones and Paul Askham, Britain, 7.2. 13, April Sargent and Russ Witherby, United States, 7.8. 14, Vera Reha-kova and IvanHavranek, Czechoslovakia, 8.4. 15, Melanie Cole and Michael Farrlngton, Canada, 9.0. 16, Dominique Yvon and Frederic Pal-luel, France, 9.6.

17, Honorata Gorna and Andrzel Dostatnl, Poland, 10.2. 18, Andrea Weppelmann and Hen-dryk Schamberger, West Germany, 10.8. 19, Tomoko Tanaka and Hi-rovuki Suzuki, Japan, 11.4. 20, Susanna Rahkamo and Petri Kokko, Finland, 12.0.21, Krlsztina Kerekes and Csaba Szentpetery, Hungary, 12.6. 22, Monica MacDonald and Rodney Clarke, Australia, 13.2.

23, Desi-ree Schlegel and Patrik Brecht, Switzerland, 13.8. 24, Birglt Plen-ninger and Michael Steiner, Austria, 14.4. 25, Liu Yucca and Sun Jim, Taiwan, 15.0. Pairs After Short Program 1, Ekaterlna Gordeeva and Sergei Grinkov, Soviet Union, .4 factored Placings. 2, Elena Valova ond Oleg Vasiliev, Soviet Union, .8.

3, Larisa Selezneva and Oleg Makarov, Soviet Union, 1.2. 4, Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard, United States, 1.6. 5, Gillian Wachsman and Todd Waggoner, United States. 2.0. 6, Denise Benning and Lyndon Johnston, Canada, 2.4.

7, Isobelie Brasseur and Lloyd Eisler, Canada, 2.8. 8, Mandy Woetzel and Axel Rauschenbach, East Germany, 3.2. 9, Christine Hough and Douglas Lodret, Canada, 3.6. 10, Natalie Sey-bold and Wayne Seybold, United States, 4.0. 11, Lenka Knapova and Rene Novotnv, Czechoslovakia, 4.4.

12, Cheryl Peake and Andrew Nay-lor, Britain, 4.8. 13, Anuschka Glaeser and Stefan Pfrengle, West Germany, 5.2. 14, Lisa Cushley and Neil Cushley, Britain, 5.6. Pet. GB x-Boston 46 20 .697 New York 29 36 .446 16V Philadelphia 29 36 .446 I6V3 Washington 28 37 .431 17W New Jersey 17 48 .262 28V Central Division Detroit 44 20 .688 Atlanta 40 24 .625 4 Chicago 37 28 .569 7j Milwaukee 36 28 .563 8 Indiana 32 33 .492 12V Cleveland 30 36 .455 15 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet.

GB x-Dallas 43 21 .672 Houston 38 25 .603 4', x-Denver 39 26 .600 Vi Utah 36 29 .554 7Vj San Antonio 24 40 .375 19 Sacramento 19 46 .292 24Va Pacific Division Lakers 51 14 .785 x-Portland 42 22 .656 8V2 Seattle 34 32 .515 17Vj Phoenix 21 44 .323 30 Golden State 16 48 .250 34' L.A. Clippers 13 51 .203 37V Boys Crescent 77, West Oak 67 Walhalla 26 Long lump Lewis (WO) I8-IIV4. Triple lump Thompson (C) 31-514. Discus Richardson (C) Shot Richardson (C) 43-2'A. High lump Lewis (WO) 6-2.

Pole voult Burton (WO), King (C) 11-0. 400 relay Crescent 45.04. 110HH Worrell (C) 16.49. 100 Morrison 11.19. 1600 Jordan (W) 5:02.

400 Sanders (WO) 53.48. 300IH Worrell (C) 43.83. 800 Hall (O 2:12.53. 200 Sanders (WO) 23.61. 3200 Jordan (W) 11:13.52.

400 relay 3:47.47. BHP 71, Mann 50, Woodmont 48 Discus Latimer (B) 106-4. Long lump Hunter (B) 20-2. Shot Stein-bacher (M) 38-6V. High iump Owens (W) 5-8.

Triple lump Hunter (B) 42-2. Pole vault Wyatt (M) 12-7 (school record). 400 relay BHP 46.5. 110HH Hunter (B) 15.5. 100 Hall (W) 11.4.

Mile Gilreath (M) 4:59.5. 400 Johnson (B) 53.9. 300 1 Hunter B) 44.9. 800 Gilreath (M) 2:14. 200 Paul (W) 24.0.

2 mile Cason (M) 10:30. Mile relay Woodmont 4: 02. Wren 95, Liberty 45, Palmetto 30 HJ Young(P) 5-8, LJ King(L) 19-9, Pole Vault Godfrev(W) 10-6, Shot Davldson(W) 46-0, TJ McGowan(W) 31-1V. Discus Davidson(W) 152-3. 3200 Massey(L) 10:46, 400 Relay (L) 47.4, 110 Hurdles Hooper(W) 17.6, 100 Owens(P) 10.9, 1600 Massey(L) 4:56, 400 Burns(P) 55.9, 300 Hurdles Hooper(W) 45.8, 800 Massey(L) 2:09.8, 200 Owens(P) 22.4,1600 Relav(W) 3:51.2.

Greenwood 77, Hanna 59 Shot Geoly (G) 43-1V. Discus-Anderson (H) 127-4V. Pole vault-Craft (H) 13-0. Triple iump Brooks (G) 43-6. High iump Watson (G) 6-2.

Long lump Brooks (G) 22-9. 2 mile Elmore (G) 10:21. 440 relay-Greenwood 44.7. 110HH Brooks (G) 14.1. 100 Clark (G) 11.3.

Mile Elmore (G) 4:46. 400Dorrity (G) 52.4. 330IH Wall (G) 44.5. 200 Banks (H) 23.6. 800 Gaines (G) 2:06.

Mile relay Hanna 3:38. Clinton 92, Abbeville 63, Thornwell 12 Shot Rlchard(C) 47-5'i, Discus Burton(A) 135-0, HJ Leach(A) 5-10, TJ Leach(A) 43-5YJ, LJ Leach(A) 21-9V2, Pole Vault Jackson(C) 9-6. 400 Relay (O McGowan Wilson, 44.0, 110 Hurdles Fortson(C) 16.38, 100 Wilson(C) 10.97, 1600 Cheeks(C) 4:57.29, 400 Crawford(A) 52.29, 300 Hurdles Fortson(C) 45.06, 800 Boyd(A) 2:10.3, 200 Wilson(C) 22.31, 1600 Relay (0 3:52.85. Greenwood 77, Hanna 59 Shot Geoly(G) 43-1V, Discus Anderson(H) 127-4V, HJ Watson(G) 6-2, TJ Brooks(G) 43-6, LJ Brooks(G) 22-9V, PV Craft(H) 13-0. 2 Mile Elmore(G) 10:21.2, 440 Relay (G) 44.7, 120HH Brooks(G) 14.1, 100M Clark(G) 11.4, Mile Elmore(G) 4:46.6, 440 Dorrity(G) 52.5, 330IM Wall(G) 44.5, 880 Gaines(H) 2:06.5, 220 Banks(H) 23.6, Mile Relay (H) 3:38.9 Girls Clinton 67, Thornwell 56 Shot Vance(C) 31-9'i, Discus Vance(C) 71-9, HJ Drakeford(C), TJ Drakeford(C) 34-10V, LJ Lee(C) 14-6, 100 Hurdles Drakeford(C) 16.43, 100 Suber(C) 13.63, 1600 Jones(C) 6:31, 400 Meeler(T) 1 :08, 300 Hurdles Jones(C) 57.82, 800 Green(T) 3:09.6, 200 Andra(C) 28.81, 3200 Poda(T) 18:21, 400 Relay(C) 54.6, 1600 Relay(T) 4:57.62.

West Oak 65, Crescent 57 Triple lump Johnson (WO) 32-Vi. High iump Long (W) 4-6. Discus Avers (C) 70-11 Vi. Long iump Johnson (W) 15-11. Shot Avers (C) 25-7.

400 relay Crescent 59.0. 100HH McGee (C) 21.8 100 Long (W) 13.0. 1600 Moore (O 6:04.63. 400 Long (W) 61.8. 300H Baker (W) 1.00.

800 Mooore (C) 2:40.86. 200 Long (W) 27.15. 3200 McCreary (W) 15.07. 1600 relay Crescent 5:22. BHP 78, Woodmont 48, Mann 33 Long iump Griffin (B) 15-1.

High iump Hackney (W) 4-10. Triple iump Dixon (B) 32-0. Discus Howard (B) 90-10. Shot Howard (B) 34-9. 400 relay Woodmont 52.9.

1600 relay BHP 4:40.0. IIOHH Hackney (W) 18.5. 300H Hackney (W) 52.2. 100 Jenkins (W) 12.9. 200 Jenkins (W) 27.3.

400 Oliver (B) 1 :05.2. 800 Bannister (B) 2:54.1. 1600 Trayn-ham (M) 5:49.7. 3200 Traynham (M) 12:58.4. Wren 85V, Liberty 38V4, Palmetto 22 Shot Dean(W) 26-7, Discus-Johnson) W) 78-1, LJ Dubose(L) 16-2, TJ Dubose(L) 32-0, HJ Ladd(L)4-7.

100 Rosemond(W) 13.2, 200 Rosemant W) 27.7, 400 Hollidavl W) 68.0, 800 Tinsley(W) 2:44.4, 1600 Clark(W) 5:47, 3200 Autry(W) 14:10, 100 Hurdles Murray) W) 21.0, 300 Hurdles Shepard(W) 55.6, 400 Relay (W) 53.22, 1600 Relay (W) 4:48. Hanna 78, Greenwood 44 Shot Holmes (G) 32-2. High iump Deach (H) 5-2. Triple lump A.Johnson (H) 33-2V. Discus Holmes (G) 110-0.

Long lump A.Johnson (H) 15-2. 400 relay Greenwood 55.3. 100H Leverette (H) 16.7. 100 Hollowav (G) 13.5. mile Elgin (H) 6:08.9.400 Tolley (H) 1:05.0.

300H Nisbet (G) 49.9. 800 Elgin (G) 2:41.9. 200 Holloway (G) 28.2. 2 mile Elgin (H) 13:05.3. SOFTBALL Seattle's main attraction Xavier McDaniel hasn't been filling the basket enough lately The X-man and Seattle's NBA Edited by Sheryl McAllster The reason behind the Seattle SuperSonics' recent slide is the injury to Colum-bia native Xavier McDaniel, who hyperex-tended his knee on Jan.

15. The former Flora High basketball star has not led Seattle in scoring in its last 21 games; before the injury, he was top scorer 14 times in 32 games. Seattle is 12-17 since McDaniel's injury- Sheehan beat Daniel The LPGA's money leader, Patty Sheehan, emerged the winner in Tuesday's sud x-cl Inched playoff berth Monday's Games Atlanta 115, Milwaukee 105 New York 133, San Antonio 121 Phoenix 107, Clippers 99 Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at New Jersey, (n) Indiana at Detroit, (n) Atlanta at Milwaukee, (n) New York at Dallas, (n) San Antonio at Denver, (n) Phoenix at Utah, (n) Houston at Lakers, In) Wednesday's Games Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. N.Jersey at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m.

Denver at Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Scrmnt at Golden 10:30 p.m. Portland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. SKIING College Lander 9-7, Erskine 1-5 First game Lander 301 1004 971 Erskine 000 01011 54 Burdian (W) and Aull; Carter and Hipp. 2B Morris (L), Howell (L), Carter (E).

Second game Lander 001 1140 76 3 Erskine 0001130 5 4 3 Forehlich (W) and Aull; Carter and Hipp. 2B Hipp (E), Aull (L). Aull (L). Records Lander 18-12, Erskine 7-8. High School Liberty 14, Easley 4 Easley 004 00 4 1 3 Liberty 214 7x 1412 5 LeelW 1-2) ond Pratt.

BurrelKL 0-4) and Alexander. 2B Liberty, Dodson 2, SB Liberty, Powell, Hatcher. Records Liberty 1-2, Easley 0-4. Hillcrest 13, Pickens 7 Pickens 012111 1 744 Hillcrest 410 107x 1354 Farmer (W, 2-0) 8. Cleveland.

Toralla (L) 8. Smith, Freeman (1). 2B Workman (H). Records Hillcrest 5-0, Pickens 4-2. Palmettos, west Oak 1 Palmetto 2010115 72 WestOak 000030 3 5 3 Pearsall(W5-0) and Middleton.

Pomerov(L) and Black. 2B Dotson(P). HR Pearsall(P). Christ Church 16, Blue Ridge 12 C. Church 200 043 7 16 15 5 Blue Ridge 6201201 12 19 Cheves Szumllas (5) and Hagy.

Mason (L) and Kemp. 2B Worthy, Hagy (CO. 3B Carter, Wallace (CO. HR Cheves (CO. Records CC 1-1, BR 0-2.

HOCKEY World Cup at Oppdal, Norway 1. Alberto Tomba, Italy, 1 minute, 52.75 seconds. 2. Tetsuya Okabe, Japan, 1:53.30. 3.

Paul Frommelt, Liechtenstein, 1 :53.80. 4. Pirmin Zur-briggen, Switzerland, 1:53.97. 5. Gunter Mader, Austria, 1:54.18.

6. Grega Benedik, Yugoslavia, 1:54.20. 7. Thomas Stangassinger, Austria, 1:54.53. 8.

Armin Bittner, West Germany, 1:54.57. 9. Jonas Nilsson, Sweden, 1:54.66. 10. Dietmar Kohlbi-chler, Austria, 1:54.80.

11. Peter Roth, West Germany, 1:55.04. 12. Mathlas Berthold, Austria, 1 :55.45. 13.

Jean-Daniel Deleze, Switzerland, 1 56.26. 14. Finn Christian Jagge, Norway, 1:56.39. 15. Oie Kristian Furuseth, 1:57.17.

NHL Standings WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division Pts GF GA Wash 37 29 7 81 259 216 Islanders 35 29 10 80 281 247 Phil 36 30 7 79 267 269 Rangers 33 32 8 74 273 259 Pittsburgh 31 33 9 71 288 291 N.Jersey 32 36 5 69 258 283 Adams Division y-Mntrl 42 20 12 96 274 219 y-Boston 40 28 6 86 281 237 Buffalo 34 30 9 77 261 280 Quebec 32 37 4 68 256 273 Hartford 30 36 7 67 222 250 TENNIS CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrls Division Pts GF GA x-Detrolt 39 25 9 87 295 243 GOLF y-St. Louis 32 34 8 72 y-Chlcago 30 36 8 68 Toronto 20 44 10 50 Minnesota 18 44 12 48 Smvthe Oivision (H), Prochasko (C), Howie. 3B Spires (C). Hargrove (H). Records Howard 11-9, Coastal 19-5.

Wofford 17, Youngstown St. 7 Youngstown 0002005 794 Wofford 220 0058 17 9 3 M.Dennis (W.6-0) and Cochran, Jarecki (7). J. Dennis (L), Heru-bin, Timko, Balrd, Kortyna and Sotlar. 2B Griffin, Williams W).

HR Cochran, Masters (W), McCart2 Y(. Records Wofford 13-3, Youngstown 1-3. SMC 13, DeKalb7 DeKolb 102 301 0 7 83 SMC 360 220 1313 3 Spearman and Owens. Faw Clancllo (2), Lan-druss (4) and Sutko. 2B Martin, Jones (D), Beard, Owens (S).

HR Rickett (D), Plemmons, Black-well (S). DeKolb 10, SMC 9 DeKalb 000 541 0 10 10 4 SMC 3022020 9 8 2 McCann, Fowler (W) and Sutko. Perkins, M. Price (4), Calhoun (L), Sweatt (5), Palmer (6), Drake (6), Abstance (6), Snyder (7) and Melton, Owens (6). 2B Rickett, Green, Bllsett, Garcia (D).

McGee 2 (SMC). 3B Jones (D). HR Sutko (D), Plemmons, Beard (SMC). Records SMC 18-2, DeKalb 22-10. Citadels, Hiram 2 Hiram 001 001 000 2 104 Citadel 310 101 02x 8104 Shlrer Baker (7), Blan-ton (9) and Vlckery.

Brent Jones (6), Paul (9) and Fleming. 2B DIPoli 2, Andrasco. SB-Fleming, Jenkins. Records Citadel 16-6, Hiram 0-1. Newberry 12, Limestone 9 Newberry 110 010 360 1214 0 Limestone 204 020100 910 3 DoverlW 4-2), and O'Toole, Ford(7) Wasv-low(8) and Threldkeld, Dorion(9).

2B Limestone Keller, Newberry Frost Hodge. HR Keller (4). W.Carolina 11, USCS 10 260 260 255 224 363 330 272 287 255 y-Clgry 44 21 9 97 10 y-Edmntn 40 23 y-Wlnnlpeg31 33 LA 27 41 Vancouver 22 44 10 7 9 x-clinced division title y-clinched playoff berth Monday's Games Calgary 3, Montreal 3, tie Islanders 5, Minnesota 1 Tuesday's Games Boston at Philadelphia, (n) Winnipeg at Hartford, (n) Buffalo at New York Rangers, (n) St. Louis at Washington, (n) Edmonton at Detroit, (n) Toronto at Vancouver, (n) Wednesday's Games Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Wash, at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m.

Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Islanders at LA, 10:35 p.m. SOCCER BASEBALL Exhibition Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE Lipton Int'l at Key Biscayne, Fla. fMen Doubles Quarterfinals Ken Flach and Robert Seguso, Sebring, def. Laurie Warder, Australia, and Blaine Willenborg, Miami, 6-1, 6-0, 6-3.

Kelley Jones, San Diego, and Michael Mortensen, Denmark, def. Paolo Cane and Simone Colombo, Italy, 7-5, 6-1, 6-7 (7-2), 6-3. Anders Jarryd, Sweden, and John Fitzgerald, Australia, def. Marc Flur, Durham, N.C., and Sammy Glammalva, Houston, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. Women Singles Quarterfinals Mary Joe Fernandez (15), Miami, def.

Elna Reinach, South Africa, 6-2, 6-3. Steffi Graf (1), West Germany, def. Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (6), West Germany, 6-3, 6-1. Stephanie Rehe, Highland, def. Barbara Potter (9), Woodbury, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4.

College Women Presbyterian 9, Erskine 1 Toohev d. Whltmire 6-0, 6-1. Rothschild d. Brown 6-0, 6-0. Linn d.

Evans 6-3, 6-1. Arshlnkoff d. Smith 6-0, 6-2. Weston d. Curran 6-0, 7-6.

McClure d. Haves 6-3, 6-1. Toohev Rothschild d. WhltmireSmlth 6-2, 6-0. LinnAr-shinkoff d.

EvansCurran 6-0, 6-1. WestonMcClured. BrownHayes Record PC 18-6. Florida State 9, Furman 0 Turk d. Eklns 6-3, 6-4; Baker d.

Fletcher 6-3, 6-3; Smith d. Kelly 6-4, 6-2; Urban d. Johnson 6-4, 6-1; Preng d. Knudten 6-3, 6-3; Joyce d. Earle 6-2, 6-3.

Urban-Preng d. Eklns-Johnson 6-4, 4-6, 6-1 Turk-Baker d. Kelly-Fletcher 6-2, 6-4; Smith-Balser d. Knudten-Earle6-2, 6-0. Records Furman 7-11.

College Men N. Greenville 9, Erskine 0 Barone(NG) d. Chandoni 6-1, 6-2, Suksone(NG) d. Aravindham 6-0, 4-6, 6-2, Edwards(NG) d. Bvrd 6-0, 6-0, Keplnski(NG) d.

Dabney 6-2, 6-0, Kumara(NG) d. Smith 6-1, 6-0, Hawthorne(NG) d. Boulman First and third doubles default, Edwards-Kepinski(NG) d. Byrd-Dabney 6-4, 6-3. Records NG 15-0.

High School Mann 7, Travelers Rest 0 W.Busbee(M) d. T.Shuman 6-0, 6-1, Young(M) d. McCauley 6-0, 6-1, Breckenrldge(M) d. Haley 7-5, 6-3, Dunlop(M) d. Lenning 7-6, 6-3, S.Busbee(M) d.

Horner W.Busbee-Young(M) d. Shuman-McCauley 6-3, 6-4, d. Showalter-Thor-ton 6-0, 6-1. Records 1-1, Mann 3-1. Greenville 7, Berea 0 McNaughton d.

Tate 6-3, 6-4. Rudislll d. Mann 6-1, 6-3. Cory d. Reeves 6-3, 6-4.

Coble d. Williams 6-0, 7-6. McNaughton d. Hallman 6-1, 6-0. McNaughtonCory d.

Tate-Mann 3-6, 7-5, 9-7. BarberBotzis d. BlakelyHall 6-2, 6-0. Riverside 7, Woodmont 1 Carlton d. je.Menegay 6-4, 6-1.

Reardon d. Joe Menegay 6-4, 6-2. Potter d. Wlke 6-2, 6-0. Johnson d.

Ferguson 6-3, 6-0. Pulley d. Burns CorltonReardon by default. WlmmerTavernittl d. High School Fort Mill 2, Newberry 1 Fort Mill Goals: Reno Heine, Mack While.

Assists: Jerry Choate. Newberry: Eric Willingham. Fort Mill 40 shots on goal, Newberry 8. Fort Mill saves 2. Newberry 21.

Records: Fort Mill 4-1, Newberry 0-1. Easley 1, Seneaa 0 OT Easley goal Watts, Saves 2 Black, 3 Beard. Seneca saves 8 Heichzogh. Shots on goal Easley 21-9. Riverside 5, Greenwood I Riverside goals Bachert, Poo, Anderson, Holder, Smith.

Assists Backert2, Leonard, V.Brandenburg, Baldauff. Greenwood goal Ragettl. Shots on goal Riverside 23-7. Saves Bullock (R) 4, Ahn (G) 6. Records Riverside 7-2, Greenwood 4-3.

Eastside 6, Southside 1 Easlside goals Billings 2, Fays-soux 1, Turner 1, Bine 1, Gohs 1. Assists Gohs 1, Redmond 1, Zvwicki 1. Saves Eastside Watson 2, Souhtside Williams 14, Shots on goal 35-2. Records Eastside 6-1, Southside 0-7. Other Scores Andrew Jackson 2, Camden 1 Middleton 3, Porter Gaud 2 Stratford 5, Walterboro 1 Georgia Tech's all-time leading rusher, has signed a two-year, no-option contract with the Atlanta Falcons, the NFL club announced.

Lavette, 25, a fourth-round draft choice of the Dallas Cowboys in 1985, was cut last season by the Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles. He was signed by Atlanta Monday. Georgia gets Harrison Bob Harrison, former wide receiver coach for the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and the University of Tennessee, will take a similar position with the University of Georgia, football coach Vince Dooley announced Monday. Steelers pass on Robinson The Pittsburgh Steelers have decided to pass on Tony Robinson, the former Tennessee quarterback who displayed great potential before a knee injury and a jail term for a cocaine conviction. Calloway leaves Indiana Indiana University forward Rick Calloway says he will transfer to an undetermined school for his final season of college eligibility.

All-Star coaches named Ron Moore of Mann High has been announced as the coach for the North boys in the 41st annual North-South all-star high school basketball game April 9 in Columbia. Taft Watson of Terrell's Bay will coach the South boys; Anne Long of Union, the North girls; and Oscar Dayson of Calhoun County, the South girls. Moore will be assisted by Bruce McLin of Gaffney, and Gary Phillips of Batesburg-Leesville. Watson's assistants will be Jimmy Harrell of St. John's Darlington and Charles Elving-ton of Mullins.

Long assistants include Amanda Holder of Seneca and Steve Ravan of Crescent; Dayson's assistants will be Mike Culp of Camden and Teresa Kendle of Summerville. Prep basketball signings L.C. Zellner of Riverside High has signed to play his college basketball at Coker in Hartsville, according to Coker coach Dan Schmotzer. Scott Parham of Seneca High signed with Central Wesleyan College. He is the fourth Seneca player to sign with CWC, which is coached by former Seneca coach Tommy Shaver.

Paladins honored Furman senior John Castile was the recipient of the Frank Selvy Most Valuable Player Award at the school's annual basketball awards banquet Tuesday. Other awards included: Lyles Alley Purple Heart Award senior Gary Churchill; Darrell Floyd Best Defensive Player Award senior Shawn Reid; best free throw shooter David Brown; best field goal shooter Joey Brooks; most improved and best grade point average Tom Chase; Coptain's awards Castile, Churchill, Reia and Brown. den-death shootout that pre-ceeds the Turquoise Classic, which begins Thursday in Phoenix, Ariz. Only Sheehan and Charleston native Beth Daniel remained of a 10-player field when they began play on the par-4 14th hole of the Moon Valley course. Daniel, a former Furman golfer, missed her par putt and Sheehan tapped in a par 3-incher to win $5,000.

Daniel got $2,000. The format was different from others in that a portion of the field was eliminated on each hole. After the first hole, only the low three players and ties went on, and after the second hole, only the two lowest plus ties continued. Starting with that third hole, the survivors faced sudden death. The shootout was being played on the back nine of the par-73 course, so the 14th hole was the fifth in the series.

Berger in tourney Former Clemson tennis star Jay Berger, of Plantation, is among those who have committed to play at the 1988 U.S. Clay Court Championships to be held at Wild Dunes on the Isle of Palms April 25-May 1. Asheville, N.C., residents Tim Wilkison and Lawson Duncan have also agreed to compete in the tournament. Spring training Former Clemson baseball player Denny Walling collected a hit and batted in a run for Houston in the Astros 4-2 loss to the New York Mets in Tuesday's exhibition action. Anderson native Jim Rice had two hits on four at bats and knocked in three runs in the Boston Red Sox' 10-4 win over Detroit.

Rice is the only active baseball player to have hit more than 300 home runs and whose career batting average is .300 or higher. Ex-South Carolina baseball player Bill Landrum is scheduled to pitch for Cincinnati when the Reds take on Houston Thursday. Pet. Kansas City 14 6 .700 New York 13 6 .684 Toronto 12 6 .667 California 11 7 .611 Texas 10 9 .526 Cleveland 9 10 .474 Oakland 9 10 .474 Seattle 9 10 .474 Chicago 9 12 .429 Boston 8 11 .421 Minnesota 7 11 .389 Milwaukee 8 13 .381 Baltimore 6 12 .333 Detroit 4 14 .222 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. Los Angeles 15 6 .714 New York 12 7 .632 Chicago 13 9 .591 Montreal 10 7 .588 Cincinnati 10 8 .556 San Francisco 10 9 .526 Houston 10 10 .500 San Diego 9 10 .474 St.

Louis 8 9 .471 Pittsburgh 9 12 .429 Philadelphia 8 11 .421 Atlanta 13 .278 Seniors Golf Money I. Gary Player $140,700 2.0rvllleMoody 133,138 3. Harold Henning 115,188 4. At Gelberger 111,925 5. Dale Douglass 86,053 6.

Dave Hill 85,679 7. Miller Barber 66,838 8. Chi Chi Rodriguez 66,469 9. Bob Charles 64,805 10. Larry Mowry 52,989 I I Walter Zembriskl 44,71 3 12.

Bruce Crampton 44,588 IS. Bobby Nichols 37,134 14. Don Bles 36,826 15. Gay Brewer 33,513 16. Bruce Devlin 30,773 17.

Don Massengale 30,764 18. Charles Coody 28,433 19. Butch Balrd 28,113 20. Gene Littler 27,581 21. Ben Smith 26,906 22.

Arnold Palmer 26,475 23. Doug Dalzlel 23,718 24. George Lanning 23,268 25. Tommy Aaron 22,272 26. Jim King 20,490 27.

BobErue 19,329 28. Roland Stafford 17,295 29. Charles Sifford 13,698 30. JimFerree 13,575 31. Lee Elder 13,281 32.

John Brodie 12,295 33. Billy Casper 12,117 34. R. DeVicenzo 11,805 35. Bob Erlckson 11,678 36.

Joe Jimenez 11,379 37. Don January 11,300 38. Howie Johnson 10,635 39. Doug Sanders 10,414 40. ArtSllvestrone 10,341 41.

Al Chandler 10,325 42. Aglm Bardha 10,300 43. Billy Maxwell 10,250 44. Joe Lopez 9,054 45. Rate Botts 9,000 46.

Mike Fetchlck 8,848 47. Fred Hawkins 8,739 48. Al Kellev 8,650 49. J.C. Goosle 8,483 50.

Ken Still 8,080 AREA Carolina golf and tennis 1. Eileen Schwltzer. 2. (tie) Evelyn Robinson, Delores Epperly. Riverside TtVF 1.

Betty Stone. 2. Rachel McCalla. 3. Clara Lee Shlve.

4. Ruth Couch. Keeowee Key Flight 1. Penn 2. Topper.

3. Rimer. Flight 1. McDonald. 2.

(tie) Abbott, Banks. Flight 1. Kinsman. 2. (tie) Austin, E.

Campbell. Flight 1. Rltts. 2. Mace.

3. J. Johnston. Bonnie Brae Par 5 1. (tie) Fove Kuehne, Elsie Goerke.

2. Bea Gallman. Low Gross: Kuehne. Low Putts: Gallman. Summersett Ladles Day Low Gross Ann Allen.

Low Net Margaret Epps. Second Low net Francie Lawson. Low putts-Janet Burns. Hole in one J.B. Maxwell, No.

18, 92 yards, 7-lron, witnessed by Keith Ar-ledge, Bill Powers, H.D. McAllister. Pickens County CC Ladles' day. Dub's delight: 1, Nancy Lamb. 2, Ruth Payne.

3, Ardell French. Green Valley Ladles' day, blind partners: 1, Cathy Watts-Ellen Barber. 2, Charlotte Wrlgley-Ellle Baker. 3, Elaine Kent-Dot Plttman. Low putts, Kitty Johnston-Shirley Du-pree.

Carolina Springs Ladles' ICC tournament. Low gross: Chris Shadoan, 81; net: Edith Stepp, 67. First flight, gross: Pat Pettit; net: Mlckle Bibb, Dolly jHenderson. Second flight, TRANSACTIONS W.Carolina 202 200 004 1 11 15 5 USCS 001 301 500 0 10 16 3 Stevens, Wlthrow (W), Austoff and Piela. Hunter, Penland (L) and Given.

2B Jablonskl 2, O'Neill, Green (USCS), Piela, Le-clair (WC). HR Leclalr, Falrey, Nelloms (WC), Ellison, Jablonskl (USCS). Records Western 17-13, USCS 17-2. N.Greenville 12, Roan State 2 Roan State 010 001 0 2 31 N.Greenville 312 114 12 14 2 Daniels and Porter. Delph (L.0-2), Winston (3) and Harris.

2B A.Baker (NG), Porter (NG1.3B A.Baker (NG). HR Hever(RS), Bufford2 (NG). N.Greenville 11, Roan State 4 Roan State 4000000 5 41 N. Greenville ....401 114 11 161 Estes, Bagwell (W.3-0) and Prince. Johnson (L.0-1), Angel (3), Watson (6) and Hudson.

2B Brown, Bufford (NG). SB Krenek (NG). HR Defence (RS). Records NG 9-7, RS 6-5. High School Seneca 9, walhalla 3 Seneca 320 400 0 911 0 Walhalla 000 0021 1 4 4 GllbertlW 2-0), Turrer7) ond Goforth.

Fowler(LO-2), Klaren(4) Palmer(4 and Dixon. 2B Gardner, Records Seneca 6-0, Walhalla 1-3. Landrum 19, Christ Church 1 C. Church 000 01 1 34 Landrum 238 6x 1915 0 Howell Padgett (5) and Collins, Gosnell (4). Investor (L), West (3) and Pace.

2B Burnett (CO, Petty, Gosnell, Orduna (L). 3B Jones (L). HR Jones, Orduna, McAbee (L). Record Landrum 8-3. Clinton 2, Chapman 1 Chapman 000 100 0 1 1 0 Clinton 002 000 2 2 0 Eubanks(W) and McClendon.

FowlerIL 1-1) and Guest. SB-Chapman Crocker. HR Clinton Cook. Pendleton Liberty 5 Pendleton 013 100 2 111 Liberty 000021 2 5 3 4 Bryant ond Wood; Del-dre (L) and Freeman. 2B Moore (P).

HR Carte (L). Records Pendleton 1-4 (1-2), Liberty 4-3, (2-1). Palmetto 7, Crescent Palmetto 100 024 0 7 7 2 Crescent 0200100 142 Moody (W, 2-0), Young (6) Ellison. Carlthers (L, 1-2), Medlen (6) Garrison. 2B Vann (C), Ashley (C).

SB Wooten (P). Records Palmetto 6-0, 3-0. Crescent 1-5. Hanna 2, Wren Wrtn 000 0000014 BASEBALL American League SEATTLE MARINERS Assigned Mike Schooler, Terry Taylor and Clint Zavaras, pitchers; Bill McGuire, catcher, and Edgar Martinez and Omar Vlzquel, in-flelders, outright to Calgary of the Pacific Coast League. Assigned John Chrlstunsen, outfielder, to Calgary.

BASKETBALL NBA NEW YORK KNICKS Released Carey Scurry, guard-forward. Activated Pat Cum-mlngs, forward. FOOTBALL NFL fATLANTA FALCONS Signed Robert Lavette, running back, to a two-year controct. HOCKEY NHL BUFFALO SABRES Called up Daren Puppa, goaltender, from Rochester of the American NOTE Split-squad gomes count in standings, ties do not Monday's Games Philadelphia 9, Los Angeles 4 Kansas City 5. St.

Louis 3 Mets 9, Montreal 3 Boston 6, Houston 3 Texas 1, Pittsburgh 0 Minnesota 4, Cincinnati 3 Toronto 5, White Soxss 4 Milwaukeess 4, SF 2 Brewersss 8, Seattless 4, 10 Ins. Seattless 12, Arizona St. 2 California 5, Oakland 4 White Soxss 8, Detroit 4 Yankees 8, Baltimore 0 Chicago Cubs 6, San Diego 4 Tuesday's Games New York Mets 4, Houston 2 Los Angeles 3, Cincinnati 2 Atlanta 6, Baltimore 5 Boston 10, Detroit 4 KC Pittsburgh 3, 10 Ins. Toronto 5, Philadelphia 3 Minnesota 6, White Sox 0 Texas 3, St. Louis 1 SF 10, Seattle 6, 10 Ins.

Cleveland 2, Milwaukee 1 San Diego 5, Chicago Cubs 1 California 8, Oakland 6 Montreal vs. Yankees Wednesday's Games Baltimore vs. Mets 1:05 p.m. Yankees vs. Atlanta 1 :05 p.m.

Montreal vs. Boston 1 :05 p.m. St. Louis vs. Toronto 1 :35 P.m.

Minnesota vs. KC 1 :35 p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Detroit 1 :35 P.m. Texas vs.

White Sox 1 :35 p.m. Houston vs. LA 1 :35 p.m. Milwaukee vs. SF 3 p.m.

Cleveland vs. Seattle 3 p.m. Oakland vs. San Diego 3 p.m.. Hockey League.

MINNESOTA NORTH STARS Mauldln 4, Hillcrest 1 Martin (M) d. Gauthier 7-5, 6-2. Sent Pat Mlchelettl, forward, to Davis (H) d. Burns 6-4, 6-4. Hard- Kalamazoo of the International away (M) d.

White 6-4, 6-1. Comp- Hockey League. Recalled Manny ton (M) d. Sharp 6-4, 0-6, 7-6. Price Viveiros, delenseman, from Kala- (H) d.

Baty 6-4, 6-4. mazoo. COLLEGE GauthlerSharp (H) d. Martin. GEORGIA Named Bob Harrison wide receivers coach.

HUNTE Announced the resignation of Jeff Bleder, head basketball coach. MORGAN STATE Named Ed Wyche head football coach. UPSALA Named Vlnct Capraro heod golf coach. Hardawov 6-2, 1-6, 7-6. KorteCon-rad (M) d.

EppsPrice 6-2, 6-3. Liberty 7, Southside 0 Leslle(L) by forfeit, Littleton(L) d. Gonzalez 6-0, 6-3, Flnley(L) d. McKnlght 6-2, 6-0, Phelps(L) d. Wolfe 6-3, 6-3, Thorsland(L) d.

Duck 6-1, 6-2. Leslle-Llttleton(L) d. Gonzalez-.