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2B THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Tuesday Sept. 25, 1984 eir Detroit News Grand Prix At Milwaukee 21 Bob Eastwood 22. Corey Pavin 23. Hal Sutton 24.

Curtis Strange 25. John Mahaftey 2. George Archer 27. Scott Hoch 28. Lanny Wadkins 29.

Hale Irwin 30. Dan Pohl 31. Gary Hallberg 32. Calvin Peete 33. Nick Faldo 34.

Larry Mile 35. Ronnie Black 36. Tom Purtzer 37. George Burns 38. Fuzzy Zoeller 19.

Chip Beck 40. Johnny Miller 41. Tim Simpson 42. Mike Donald 43. Seve 44.

Mark Lye 45. Jim Thorpe 46. Russ Cochran 47. Mark 48. Jay Haas 49.

Doug Tewell 50. David Graham DETROIT MILWAUKEE ab bl Whifakr 2b 4 2 2 2 Yount dh 4 112 Earl 2b 0 0 0 0 Gantnr 2b 4 12 0 Bergmn lb 5 13 0 Cooper lb 3 0 0 0 KGibsonrf 4 0 0 0 Loman If 4 0 0 0 DaEvns3b 3 0 0 1 RCIark rf 4 0 3 1 MCastit 3b 0 0 0 0 James cf 3 0 2 0 Jones It 3 0 2 1 Sundbrg 4 0 0 0 Herndon If 1 0 0 0 Romero ss 3 10 0 Lemon cf 4 111 Lozado 3b 4 0 0 0 NSimnsdh 4 12 0 Lowry 4 10 0 4 12 1 3a 7 12 Totals 13 3 I 3 210 100 0127 100 000 2003 Winning RBI DaEvans (7). Romero 2. Bergman. DP Detroit 2, 2.

LOB Detroit 5, Milwaukee 6. 2B Baker. HR Yount (15), Lemon (20), (12). SF DaEvans. IP ER BB SO W.10-10 5 5 1 1 2 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 112 2 10 110 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 L.0-1 6 8 4 3 2 1 li 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 League Highs SUN AFTERNOON MIXED High series John Pemberton 644 (266), Kathy Norrls 497 (198); High team series Fishing Four 2,217 (7791.

FRI NITE INDEPENDENTS High series Dave Howard 555 (202); Hillger's Bar 2,514 854). BUS AND PRO High series Vern Sosnoski 613; High game Red Haeck 244; High team series Water Station 2,755 (957). BOD FRI NITE MIXED High series Rod Thompson 585, Teresa Conroy 485 (221); High game Tim McClelian High team series Reichie's Auto Parts High team game PH Fence 678. EARLYBIRDS Highs series Shelly Merrick 530; High game Denise Vincent team series Pinbusters 2,270 (798). KINGS AND QUEENS High series Dennis Fieury 540 (215), Sue Brown 497; High game Julie Rhody 178; High team series Canucks 2,197 (775).

EMERY'S SUN NITE MIXED High series Doug Knight 600 (222), Jean Knight 553; High game Jean Dahl 197; High team series Willow Ridge 2,234 782). SUN MOONLIGHTERS MIXED High series Tom Nielsen S67 (235), Vicki Glover 519; High game Teresa Davis 203; High team series Pinbusters High team game The Masters 671. BOD SUNDAY High series Tom Helmrich 670; High game Rick Sosa 244; High team series PH Adjustment 2,897 GRAND TRUNK THURS NITE High series Carl Hayes 602; High game Dick McEachen 231; High team series Star Emblems High team game Acme Locksmith 1,001. FEDERAL LEAGUE High series Tony Sabyan 590; High game Vic Parmann 241; High team series Blue Water Federal Credit Union High team game Emery's Lanes 995. DET EDISON MIXED High series Debbie Kingsley 496 (200), Tim Frikken 581; High game Dan Kuhiman 219; High team series 4 K'S 2,265 (802).

.231,502 231,155 222,417 213,773 210,952 ...197,891 194,964 188.452 181,617 176,155 174,530 169,124 166,845 16,161 162,823 162,477 157,968 157,460 156,489 139,422 136,249 134,390 132,660 131,556 130,418 123,345 122,569 116,487 116,281 115,800 PGA Seniors Leading money winners on the PGA Seniors tour through the dlesex Classic: 1. Don January 2. Miller Barber 3. Peter Thompson 4. Dan Sikes.

5. Billy Casper 6. Arnold Palmer 7. Orville Moody 8. Gene Littler 9.

Rod Funseth 10. Gay Brewer 11. Jim Ferree 12. Bob Goalby 13. Charles Sitford 14.

Bill Collins 15. Howie Johnson 16. Bob Stone 17. Jack Fleck 18. Paul Harney 19.

Mike Fetchlck 20. George Bayer 21. Roberto 22. Art 23. Bill 24.

Lee Elder 25. Gardner Dickinson Digital Mid- .1284.490 ....262,009 ....160,600 ....157,275 ....150,656 ....147,622 144 787 ....120,805 ....113,145 94 727 89,874 77,180 65.188 64.179 63,374 58,860 57,422 57.165 54 645 53,691 53,540 53 211 47,390 45.1B3 LPGA Money Winners 19B4 LPGA Money list I San Jose Classic: 1 Patty 2 Betsy King 3 Amy Alcott 4 Ayako Okamoto 5 Pat 4 Nancy Lopez 7 Juli Inkster JoAnne earner 9 Donna White 10 Kathy Whitworth 11 Alice Miller 12 Laurie Rinker 13 Beth Daniel 14 Marta Figueras-Dotti 15 Judy Clark 16 Laurl Peterson 17 Hollis Stacy IB Rosie Jones 19 Jan Stephenson 20 Sally Little 21 Muffin Spencer 22 Chris Johnson 23 Vicki Alvarez 24 Jo Ann Washam 25 Barb Bunkowsky 26 Patti Rizzo 27 Becky Pearson 28 Silvia Bertolaccini 29 Donna Caponi 30 Cathy Marino 31 Sharon Barrett 32 Lori Garbacz 33 Pat Meyers 34 Cindy Hill 35 Vicki Fergon 36 Sherri Turner 37 Jane Geddes ....245,223 ....212,473 ....198,099 ....195,167 ....183,756 ...,183,207 ....144,900 124 359 ,...117,857 ....111,533 95,757 94.284 66,060 85,479 83,310 82,834 80,321 76,595 75,561 70,218 69,374 68,219 66,88 66,06 63,022 60,195 58,267 SB. 218 56,93 55.919 54.152 52,595 52.443 52.032 51,906 51,044 Michigan Prep Poll The top 10 teams In The Associated Press high school football poll, with first-place points and records In parentheses, total points based on 15 for first place, 14 for second, etc. CLASS A 1. BrmhmBroRice (3-0) 73 2.

FrmgtnHrrsn (3-0) 71 J. Midland (3-01 63 4. TrvCty (3-01 59 5. BrmhmSeahotm (3-0) 57 6. WrrnDeLaSal (3-0) 44 7.

Det Hen Ford (3-0) 39 8. GrssPteSth (3-0) 37 (tie) Adrian (3-0) 37 10. StlgHtsStvsn (3 0) 33 Honorable Mention: Portage Central (3-0) 17; Trenton (3 0) 16; Flint Central 13 0) 16; Dearborn Fordson (3-0) 15; Flint Kearsley (3 0) Howell (3-0) Flint Northwestern (2-1) Lansing Sexton (2 1) Grand Blanc (3-0) East Lansing (21) North Farm-ington (3-0) Lansing Eastern (3-1) Troy (3 0) I. CLASS 1. Marysville (3 0) 70 3.

St. Joseph (3 01 68 (tie) GR W. Cath (3 0) 68 4. BatCrk Lkvw (3 0) 58 5. Wyoming Park (3 0) 47 6.

Okemos (3 0) 44 7. Fenton (3-0) 35 8. Saline (3-0) 33 9. Esxvl-Grbr (3-0) 33 10. Sag Esnhwr (3-0) 31 Honorable Mention: East Grand Rapids, 2-1, 2B; Saginaw Nouvel, 3-0, IB; Grand Rapids Northview, 3-0, 17; Dearborn Divine Child, 2-1, 12; Monroe Catholic Central, 3-0, Kalamazoo Hackett Catholic Central, 3 0, South Haven, 3-0, Hartland, 3-0, Zee-land, 3-0, Ypsilantl Willow Run, 3-0, Sturgis, 3-0, Ortonville-Brandon, 3-0, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central, 3 0, Gaylord, 3 0, Allen Park, 3 0, 1.

CLASS 1. DetDePorres (3-0) 74 2. MuskCathCtl (3-0) 71 3. Elk-Pign-Baypt (3 0) 58 4. Iron Mountain (3-0) 53 5.

Det Ctry Day (3 0) 51 6. Manchester (3 0) 47 7. St. Ignace (3 0) .44 (tie) Berrien Spgs (3 0) 44 9. Onsted 13 01 28 10 Kalkaska (3-0) 26 Honorable Mention: Houghton Lake (3 0 23; Belding (3 0) 15; Redford St.

Mary's (301 10; Ithaca (3 0) More-nci (3 0) Union City (3-0) Lansing Catholic Central (2-1) Pontiac Catholic Central (3-0) St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic (3-0) Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (3 0) Beaverton (3-0) Norway (3 )) White Pigeon (3-0) Reese (3-0) Galesburg Augusta (2 1) Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (3 0) 1. CLASS 1. Gobies (3-0) 73 2. Hancock (4 0) 69 J.

Crystal Falls (4-0) 4. BatCrkStPhlp(3 0l 62 5. Flint Hly Rsry (3-0) 52 6. Sand Creek (3-0) 4 7. Fowler (2-0-11 44 8.

Cedarville (4 0) 36 9. Atlanta (3 0) 28 10. Grass Lake 13-0) 23 Honorable Mention: Schoolcraft (3- 0) 31; Manistique Catholic (3-0) 16; Iron Mountain North Dickinson (4-0) II; Maple City Glen Lake (301 II; Beal City (2-1) 10; Cheyboygan Catholic (3-0) )0; Brimley (4-0) Kingston (3-0) Deckerville (3-0) Engadine (3-1) 3. High School Summaries Algonac 207. Marine City 247 At Marine City ALGONAC Allegoet 49; Chwan 50, Golembiewski 53; Freel 55.

MARINE CITY Tralka 59; Paull 67; Guldner 70; Cushard 71. Marysville 12, St. Clair 18 At Marysville MARYSVILLE Phipps 37; Bowman 38; Wheelis 43; Dill 43; Barnes 44. ST. CLAIR Springborn 37; Pfent 42; Heiss 44; Light 45; Leonard 45.

Capac 185, Brown City 20S At Mill Creek CAPAC Moore 42; Bowerson 43; Chisholm 46; Smith 54. BROWN CITY Kennedy 40; Wis-nlewski 45; Sauder 55; Webb 65. PGA Statistics SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) The statistical leaders on the Professional Golfers Association Tour through the Las Vegas invitational: Scoring Leaders 1, Craig Stadler, 70.73. 2, Calvin Peete, 70.77.

3, Tom Kite, 70.11. 4, Greg Norman, 70.M. Jack Nicklaus, 70.94. Average Driving Distance 1 Fred Couples, 276.5. 2, Lon Hlnkte, 275.0.

3, Greg Norman, 274.6. 4, Tom Purtzer, 274.5. 5, Curt Byrum, 274.3. Driving Percentage in Fairway 1, Calvin Peete, .758. 2, Jack Renner, .732.

3, Tim Norrls, .726. 4, Wayne Levi, .722. 5, Larry Nelson, .715. Greens in Regulation 1 (tie), Andy Bean and Jack Nicklaus, .699. 3, Calvin Peete, .694.

4, Dan Pohl, .689. 5, Hal Sutton, .688. Average Putts Per Round 1, Gary McCord, 28.63. 2, George Archer, 28.75. 3 (tie), Don Pooley and Hal Sutton, 28,79.

5, Lanny Wadkins, 28.89. Percentage of Sub-Par Holes 1, Craig stadler, .213. 2, Greg Norman, .210. 3 (tie), Mark O'Meara and Andy Bean, .204. 5, Tom Kite, .203.

Eagle Leaders 1, Gary Hallberg, 15. 2 (tie), Payne Stewart and Fred Couples, 13. 4, Jim Thorpe, 12. 5 (tie), Mark Lye, Joey Sindelar, Hal Sutton, John Adams and Russ Cochran, 10. Birdie Leaders 1, Mark O'Meara, 356, 2, Gary Hallberg, 347.

3 (tie), Corey Pavin and Andy Bean, 341. 5, Joey Sindelar, 336. PGA Money Winners Leading money winners on the PGA tour through the Las Vegas Invitational: I. Tom Watson 1471,185 Denis Watson 405,924 3. Andy Bean 404,760 4.

Mark O'Meara 399,373 5. Tom Kite 348,640 6. Fred Couples 328,011 7. Craig Stadler 324,241 8. Greg Norman 310,230 9.

Bruce Lietzke 304,393 10. Peter Jacobsen 295,025 II. Lee Trevino 282,907 12. Gil Morgan 281,948 13. Payne Stewart 269,365 14.

Ben Crenshaw 269,263 15. Jack Nicklaus 265,995 16. Gary Koch 256,529 17. Jack Renner 252,261 18. Wayne Levi 245,754 19.

Scott Simpson 238,205 20. David Edwards 236,061 BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) The results of the Detroit News Grand Prix Indy-car race which was completed Monday after rain had suspened the race after 33 laps on Sunday, with type of car, laps completed and winner's average speed in mph: 1. Mario Andretti, Lola T-BOO-Cos-worth, 100, 168.523 mph. 2.

Tom Sneva, March 84C-Cosworth, 100. 3. Danny Ongais, March 84C Cos-worth, 100. 4. Al unser, March fliC-Cosworth, 100.

5. Bobby Rahal, March 84C-Cos-worth, 100. 6. A) unser March 84C Cos-worth, 100. 7.

Michael Andretti, March MC Cos worth, 100. 8. Howdy Holmes, March 84C-Cos-worth, 98. 9. Danny Sullivan, Lola 800-Cos-worth, 98.

10. Josele Garza, Mexico, March B4C Cosworth, 97. 11. Geoff Brabham, Australia, March 84C-Cosworth, 97. 12.

Emerson Fittipaldi, Brazil, March 84C-Cosworth, 96. 13. Al Holbert, March 84C Cosworth, 96. 14. Johnny Rutherford, March (MC-Cosworth, 96.

V7s 1 NASL Playoffs SEMIFINALS (Best ol three) Chicago vs. Vancouver Tuesday, Sept. 18 Vancouver 1, Chicago 0, 20T Sunday, Sept. 23 Chicago 3, Vancouver 1, series tied Friday, Sept. 28 Vancouver at Chicago, 9 p.m.

San Diego vs. Toronto Tuesday, Sept. 18 Toronto 2, San Diego 1 Friday, Sept. 21 Toronto 1, San Diego 0, Toronto wins serhes 2 0 NHL Exhibition Tuesday's Games Buffalo at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Hartford at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m.

NY Rangers at NY islanders, 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles vs. Winnipeg at Brandon, Manitoba, 8 35 p.m. Washington at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m.

Wednesday's Games RED WINGS at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Montreal vs. Philadelphia at Her Shey, Pa 7:30 m. Quebec at Toronto, 8:05 p.m, Edmonton at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8 35 p.m.

Washington vs. Calgary at Leth bridge, Alberta, 9 30 p.m. NFL Standings American Conference East TPCf. PF PA Miami 4 0 0 1.00 128 48 Y. Jets 3 I 0 .750 111 86 New England 2 2 0 500 76 94 Indianapolis 1 3 0 .250 89 122 Buffalo 0 4 0 000 67 107 Central Pittsburgh 2 2 0 500 84 88 Cleveland 1 3 0 250 51 87 Cincinnati 0 4 0 000 76 114 Houston 0 4 0.000 59 133 West A.

Raiders 4 0 0 1.00 107 71 Denver 3 1 0 750 65 58 Seattle 3 1 0 .750 125 64 Kansas City 2 3 0 .500 84 93 San Diego 3 3 0 .500 130 91 National Conference East Dallas 3 1 0 750 70 64 Y. Giants 3 1 0 .750 87 78 St. Louis 3 3 0 500 118 98 Washington 2 3 0 .500 104 96 Philadelphia 1 3 0 .250 72 93 Central Chicago 3 1 0 .750 79 59 Minnesota 3 3 0 500 86 109 LIONS 1 3 0 .350 99 104 Green Bay 1 3 0 .250 44 80 Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 62 85 West San Francisco 4 0 0 1.00 118 87 Atlanta 3 2 0 500 122 92 A. Rams 3 3 0 500 71 75 New Orleans 3 3 0 500 99 103 Sunday's Games Minnesota 29, LIONS 28 Washington 26, New England 10 Atlanta 42, Houston 10 Los Angeles Rams 24, Cincinnati 14 Cleveland 20, Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans 34, St. Louis 24 New York Jets 2B, Buffalo 26 San Francisco 21, Philadelphia 9 Miami 44, Indianapolis 7 New York Giants 17, Tampa Bay 14 Dallas 20, Green Bay 6 Denver 21, Kansas City 0 Seattle 38, Chicago 9 Monday's Game Los Angeles Raiders 33, San Diego 30 Sunday, Sept.

30 LIONS at San Diego, 4 p.m. Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Cleveland at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Dallas at Chicago, 1 p.m. Miami at St.

Louis, 1 p.m. New England at New York Jets, 1 m. Seattle at Minnesota, 1 m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m.

Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, 4 p.m. New Orleans at Houston. 4 p.m. New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams, 4 m. Philadelphia at Washington, 4 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 1 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. NFL Summary At Los Angeles San Diego 7 3 3 17 30 LA Raiders 4 7 7 13 33 First Period LA FG Bahr 42, 3:43 SD Winslow 11 pass from Fouts (Benirschke kick), 8:16 LA FG Bahr 36, 13:09 Second Period SD FG Benirschke 51, 7 54 LA Allen 1 run (Bahr kick), 14:54 Third Period LA Allen 30 pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick), 3:50 SD FG Benirschke 33, 7:44 Fourth Period SD Jackson 1 run (Benirschke kick), 1:18 SD FG Benirschke 48, 3:58 SD Lowe 32 interception return (Benirschke kick), 4 39 LA Allen 3 run (kick tailed), 6:40 LA Allen 1 run (Bahr kick), 14 15 qhd High School Summaries GIRLS Capac 15, Cros-Lex 48 At Capac CAPAC I. Stansberry Lester 21:25, 3. Koning 4.

Behnke 22 26 5 Bartling 22 32. CROS-LEX 7. LOCkwood 23:58 9. Sykora 25 16, 10. Francis II.

Dicus 12. Breakie 28 53. BOYS Capac 25, Brown City 44, Cros-Lex 58 CAPAC 1. Parker 3. Lottie 5.

Lester 6. Griffiths 19: 23, 9 Clark 19:27. BROWN CITY 2. McPhillips IB': 01; 4. Clark 18:46, 8.

Chaten 19 26; 13. Hall 17. Machiela 22 41. CROS-LEX 7. Bigger 12, Fuller 20:07, 15.

Banco GriHiths 21:52, 18. Matthews 23: 12. Red Wings SD LA First downs 23 26 Rushes-yards 32 147 27 49 Passing yards 196 348 Return yards 55 47 Passes 19 37 1 24 33 1 Sacks By 2 15 4 31 Punts 4 45 3 33 Fumbles lost 2 0 11 Penalties yards 8 62 4-30 Time ol Possession 32:04 27:56 A 9,506. National League EAST DIVISION Pet. GB Chicago 93 63 .596 New York 87 70 .554 St.

Louis 81 75 .519 12 Philadelphia 81 76 .516 12'j Montreal 75 80 484 17' 2 Pittsburgh 71 86 .452 22Va WEST DIVISION San Diego 89 68 567 Atlanta 78 78 500 IO'j Houston 77 80 490 12 LOS Angeles 76 81 .484 13 Cincinnati 66 90 423 22a San Francisco 65 92 414 24 won division title Monday's Games Montreal 2, St. Louis 1 New York 7, Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 1 San Diego 7, San Francisco 1, 1st game San Diego 8, San Francisco 6, 2nd game, 11 innings Los Angeles 5, Houston 1 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games St. Louis (LaPoint 12 10) at Montreal (Gullickson 118), 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia 1 K. Gross 8 5) at New York (Darling 12 8), 7:35 p.m.

Chicago (Ruthven 5 10) at Pittsburgh (DeLeon 6 13), 7:35 p.m. Atlanta (Camp 8-6) at Cincinnati (Robinson 1-2), 7:35 p.m. San Diego (Lollar 11 12) at San Francisco (Krukow 10 12), 7:35 p.m. Houston (Niekro 15 11) at Los Angeles (Hershiser 10 8), 10:35 p.m. NL Linescores Chicago Ill 010 0O04 10 0 Pittsburgh 000 100 0001 2 3 Sutcliffe and Davis; McWilliams, Tekulve (7) and Pena, May (6), Sutcliffe, 16 1.

McWilliams, 11 11. Philadelphia ill 110 0005 9 1 New York 400 100 02x 7 9 2 Denny, Andersen (8), McGraw (B) and Virgil, Terrell, Gorman (5), Orosco (8), Gaff (9) and Fitzgerald. Orosco, 10 6. Andersen, 3 6. HRs Philadelphia, Samuel (15), Hayes (16).

St. Louis 000 000 0011 7 1 Montreal 000 001 0012 7 1 Cox, Allen (9) and Porter; Rogers, Reardon (9) and Carter. Reardon, 6 7. Allen, 9-6. First Game San Diego Oil 022 0017 17 2 San Francisco 000 010 0001 3 2 Harris, DeLeon (6), Lefferts (8) and Kennedy, Gwosdz (5); Robinson, Lerch (5), Calvert (8) and Gomez.

Harris, 2 2. Robinson, 715. Second Game San Diego 010 000 500 028 14 0 San Francisco 221 010 000 006 11 1 (11 innings) Chiffer, Booker (5), Dravecky (7), DeLeon (10) and Bochy, Gwosdz (11), Davis, Garrelts (7), Lavelle (9), Lacey (11) and Nicosia. DeLeon, 2 2. Lacey, 1 3.

HR San Deigo, Bochy (4). Houston 000 000 1001 9 2 Los Angeles 003 000 20x 5 9 0 LaCoss, Calhoun (6), Sambito (B) and Ashby, Reuss, Howell (8) and Scioscia. Reuss, 5 7. LaCoss, 7 5. HR Los Angeles, Guerrero (16).

NL Leaders Based on 385 at Bats. AB Pet. Gwynn SD 153 592 87 210 .355 Lacy Pit 132 451 63 143 .317 CDavis SF 131 485 86 153 .315 Cabell Htn 123 427 52 134 ,314 Sandberg Chi 151 621 111 195 .314 Hernandez NY 152 543 83 170 ,313 Ray Pit 151 539 72 168 .312 Raines Mon 154 596 103 184 .309 Cruz Htn 155 581 91 179 .308 Leonard SF 132 506 76 153 .302 Puhl Htn 126 431 62 130 302 HOME RUNS: Schmidt, Philadelphia, 35; Murphy, Atlanta, 34; Cey, Chicago, 25; Carter, Montreal, 25; Foster, New York, 23, Strawberry, New York, 23, RBI: Schmidt, Philadelphia, 105; Carter, Montreal, 103, Cey, Chicago, 96; Durham, Chicago, 95, Murphy, Atlanta, 95 RUNS: Sandberg. Chicago, 111; Samuel, Philadelphia, 105; Wiggins, San Diego, 104, Raines, Montreal, 102; Matthews, Chicago. 100 HITS Gwynn, San Diego, 210; Sandberg, Chicago, 195; Samuel, Philadelphia, 186, Raines, Montreal, 184; Cruz, Houston, 179.

DOUBLES: Raines, Montreal, 37; Ray, Pittsburgh, 36, Samuel, Philadelphia, 35, Sandberg, Chicago, 34; Murphy, Atlanta, 31. triples Samuel, Philadelphia, 19, Sandberg, Chicago, 19; Cruz, Hous ton, 13, Reynolds, Houston, 11; Dor an, Houston, II, Wynne, Pittsburgh, 11, STOLEN BASES: Rames, Montreal, 71. Samuel, Philadelphia, 69; Wiggins, San Diego, 69, VHayes, Philadelphia, 48, Redus, Cincinnati, 47. PITCHING (15 decisions): Sutcliffe, Chicago, 16 1, 941, Soto, Cincinnati, 16 7, .696, 3.43; Pena, Los Angeles, 12 6, 667 2 48; Rawley, Phila delphia, 10 5, 667 3.63; Gooden, New York, 17 9, 654, 2 60 STRIKEOUTS: Gooden, New York, 276, Valenzuela, Los Angeles, 228, Ryan, Houston, 197, Soto, Cincinnati, 170, Carlton, Philadelphia, 163 SAVES: Sutter, St. Louis, 43, LeS mith, Chicago, 33, Orosco, New York, 31; Holland, Philadelphia, 29; Gov sage, San Diego, 25.

Tiger Averages Through Sunday'! BATTING Juan whips Brewers American League EAST DIVISION Pet. GB X-TIGERS 101 55 .647 Toronto 87 70 .554 Baltimore 83 73 .532 16 Boston B3 73 .532 IB New York 83 73 .532 18 Cleveland 69 87 442 32 Milwaukee 64 92 .410 37 WEST DIVISION Kansas City 82 75 .522 Minnesota 81 75 .519 Vj California 78 78 .500 3Va Oakland 73 84 .465 9 Chicago 71 85 .455 Seattle 71 85 .455 IQ'j Texas 67 88 .432 14 x-won division title Monday's Games TIGERS 7, Milwaukee 3 Baltimore 8, New York 1, 1st game Baltimore 7, New York 6, 2nd game Kansas City 4, California 0, 1st game Kansas City 12, California 4, 2nd game Toronto 9, Boston 8 Minnesota 8, Chicago 4 Oakland 10, Texas 6 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games TIGERS (O'Neal 10) at Milwaukee (Gibson 14), 8 30 p.m. Seattle (Langston 16 9) at Cleveland (Heaton 10 15), 7:05 p.m. New York (Cowley 9 1) at Baltimore (Flanagan 13 13), 7:35 p.m. Toronto (Stieb 15 7) af Boston (Nipper 10-6), 7:35 p.m.

California (Witt 1411 at Kansas City (Gubicza 10 13). 8 30 p.m Minnesota (Butcher 13 9) at Chicago (Seaver 14 10), 8:30 p.m. Oakland (Young 6 4) at Texas (Hough 16-12). 8 35 m. Wednesday's Games TIGERS at Milwaukee, 8 30 p.m.

Seattle at Cleveland, 7 05 p.m. New York at Baltimore, 7 35 p.m. Toronto at Boston, 7 35 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago, 8 30 p.m, Oakland at Texas, 8 35 p.m California at Kansas City, 8 35 p.m. AL Linescores First Game New York 100 000 0001 10 1 Baltimore 003 102 20x 6 10 0 Guidry, Armstrong (6), Murray (7), Shirley (8) and Wynegar, Boddicker and Dempsey.

Boddicker, 19 1). Guidry 10 10. Rs Baits more, Shelby (6), Roemcke (10), Young (17). Second Game New York 021 010 2006 10 2 Baltimore 001 00l OSx 7 9 3 Rasmussen, Howell (8), Righetti (8) and Wynegar, Swaggerty, Pacella (6), Stewart (7), Snell (8) and Rayford. Snell, 10.

Righetti, 5-6. HRs Baltimore, Ripken (26), Ayaia (4). First Game California 000 000 000 0 3 0 Kansas City 00) 001 llx 4 9 0 Zahn, Corbett (7) and Boone, Narron (8) Saberhagen and Slaught Sa berhagen, 1010. Zahn, 12 10. HR Kansas City, Jones (1).

Second Game California 001 100 1014 6 0 Kansas City 104 006 Olx 12 14 2 Steirer, Kaufman (3), Curtis (4), Sanchez (5), LaCorte (6) and Boone, Narron (8), Jackson, Huismann (8) and Slaught, Wathan (7), Jackson, 2 6 Steirer, 0 1 HRs Kansas City, Motley (15), Sheridan (8). Toronto 000 110 5119 11 1 Boston 000 100 4218 13 6 Clancy, Acker (7), Key (8), Mussel man (9) and Martinez, Hurst, Craw ford (7), Mitchell (6), Stanley (9) and Gedman Clancy, 13-15. Hurst, 12-11. HRs Toronto, Johnson (14), Barfieid (14) Boston, Gedman (23), Evans (32) Minnesota 000 017 0001 11 1 Chicago 000 000 3014 I 1 Vioia, Lysander (9) and Laudner; Banmster, Nelson (6), Roberge (7) and Hill, Skinner (8) Viola, 18-12, Bannister, 13 IV HR Minnesota, Hrbek (27) Oakland 100 200 061 10 IS 1 Texas Oil 003 010 6 14 1 Krueger, Sorensen (6j, Atherton (8) and Tettleton, Essian (9), Tanana, Noles (7), Henry (7), Henke (8), Jones (9) and Yost. Sorensen, 6 13.

Henry, 0-1. HR Texas, Bell (11). AL Leaders Based on 385 at Bats. AB Pet. MattinglyNY U7 581 88 200 .344 Wmfield NY 135 545 102 186 .341 Boggs Bsn 152 602 106 193 321 Hrbek Min 143 537 77 170 3)7 EMurray Bit 156 563 94 178 316 BBell Tex 145 540 85 169 313 Trammil Det 135 5 50 84 1 7 2 313 Vukovich Cle 126 421 37 131 311 Easier Bsn 150 576 80 1 78 309 Wilson Kan 175 527 90 161 306 HOME RUNS Armas, Boston, 42, Kingman, Oakland, 35, Brunansky, Minnesota, 32, Evans, Boston, 32; Thornton, Cleveland, 32 RBl Rice, Boston, 121, Armas, Bos ton, 119, Kingman, Oaniand.

117; ADavls. Seattle, 114, EMurray, Balti more, 109 RUNS' Evans, Boston, 120, PHen derson, Oakland, 108; Boggs, Boston, 106, Armas, Boston, 102, Wmfieid, New York, 102 HITS' Mattingly, New York, 200, Boggs, Boston, 193; Ripken, Balti more, 186, Winfield, New York, 186, Franco, Cleveland, 182 DOUBLES Mattingly, New York, 41; Parrish, Texas, 39, Bell, Texas, 36; Evans, Boston, 36, GBell, Toronto, 36. TRIPLES: Collins, Toronto, 15. Mo seby, Toronto, 15; Baines, Chicago, 9, KOlbson, Detroit, Upshaw, Toronto, 9, Wilson, Kansas City, 9 STOLEN BASES: RHenderson, Oak land, 63; Collins, Toronto, 58, Butler, Cleveland, 49, Garcia, Toronto, 46, Pettis, California, 46 PITCHING (15 decisions): Alexan der, Toronto, 16 5, 762, 3 09, Blyleven, Cleveland, 17 7, 708, 3 92; Petry, Detroit, 11 1, .692, J.29, Stieb, Toronto, 15 7, 662, 2 56; Wilcox, Detroit, 17-1, .480, 4.05 STRIKEOUTS: Langston, Seattle, 195; Stieb, Toronto, 169, Witt, Calitor nia, 184; Hough, Texas, 161, Blyleven, Cleveland, 159 SAVES Qutsenberry, Kansas City, 43, Caudiii, Oakland. 34; Hernandez, Detroit, 32, RDavis, Minnesota, 29, Righetti, New York, 26.

Pennant Race AMERICAN LEAGUE WEST Pet. GB Kansas City 62 75 572 -Minnesota 81 75 519 Vj California 76 '6 500 3') REMAINING GAMES KANSAS CITY (S) Home (2): Sept 25, 2 California; Away (3): Sept 28 79, 10 Oakland. MINNESOTA (4) Away (6): Sept. 25, 26 Chicago; 27 26 29, 30 Cleveland. CALIFORNIA (4) Away (6) Sept.

35, 26 Kansas City, 27 26 29, 30 Texas. Baker ss Totals Detroit Milwaukee Game Gantner, Milwaukee NSimmons, Whitaker Detroit Berengr Roiema Bair Scherrer Lopez Milwaukee Hartzell Waits Cocanowr paper." The Red Wings break camp today with Brad Smith sitting atop the individual scoring standings in the intrasquad games. Smith had two goals and seven assists. Loiselle had three goals and five assists. Tiger Williams, beginning his first season with the Wings, had five goals and two assists.

Jody Gage had two goals and four assists. What do statistics mean in training camp? Only Williams is likely to be a regular for Detroit this season. Burr, incidently, had two goals and two assists in the training camp games. That was an improvement from his junior train-' ing camp last year at Kitchener, Ontario. He did not score at all in pre-season, but he ended up as the league's rookie of the year.

The Red Wings will play Wednesday night in Chicago. The team will resume camp Thursday in Lincoln Park. Steve Yzerman will join the team there. has six veterans from last year's team Brad Park, Randy Ladou-ceur, Reed Larson, Greg Smith, John Barrett and Colin Campbell. Polano did not import the 31-year-old Chalupa to play at Adirondack, and he wants Larry Trader to make the roster because he handles the puck with flair.

Ladouceur could be shuffled to Adirondack before the season begins. Devellano enters the season with realistic expectations. "There has been progess," he said. "We were 20th when I took over the program and then we went to 18th and then we went to 15th in two years. If we could move up two more spots to 13th this season, I would definitely be happy." Devellano thinks the team should be competitive in the Campbell Conference.

Last season, Detroit finished just two points out of second place. "On paper Minnesota and Chicago have better teams," Devellano said. "But fortunately hockey is played on ice, not Continued from Page 1B careers are over, were assigned to Adirondack. Veterans Andre St. Laurent and Barry Melrose were among those also sent to Adirondack.

The Wings still have 28 players on the roster. Wingers Pierre Aubry, Joe Paterson and Brad Smith and centers Claude Loiselle and Gerry Minor are probably the fringe players of the group. Their futures with the parent team are very much up in the air. The fortunes of Loiselle and Minor might be tied to the fate of Burr. If he makes the team, as expected, there is not much room for them.

Coach Nick Polano said he will keep all three of his veteran goal-tenders Greg Stefan, Ed Mio and Corrado Micalef for a couple of weeks into the season before deciding which two he will keep. More than likely, Micalef would be the odd-man-out. Stefan has been designated as the No. 1 goaltender, and Mio is the veteran of the trio. Polano said he will carry seven defenseman into the season.

He High School Summaries PH Northern 7, East Detroit 0 At Sanborn SINGLES McElroy (PHN) d. Saier, 6 0 60; Straffon (PHN) Gard ner, 6 0, 6-1; Lovett (PHN) d. Johnson, 6-0, 6 T. Liss (PHN) d. DeFerry, 6-2, 6 1.

DOUBLES KettleweM-Hubbell (PHN) Brooks Wagner, 6 1, 6 0, Raft ery-Williamson (PHN) d. Majewsski-Seely, 6 1, 6-2; A. Liss London (PHN) d. Allen Nelson. JV PHN 5, ED 1.

Port Huron 7, L. Cruese North 0 At Mount Clemens SINGLES Koerber (PH) d. Gag non, 6 1, 6-1; Bonner (PH) d. Barbera, 6 3, 6 LaPine (PH) Kacer, 6 4, 3 6, 7 Burleigh (PH) d. Olzem, 6 1, 6 2.

DOUBLES Kidd Crowe (PH) d. Kilbride Rypciynski, 5 7, 6 4, 7 Hartman Muiiins (PH) d. Wright-Tunks, 64, 6 Kennedy Farr (PH) d. Noble Schoen, 6-1, 6 1. JV PH 4, LCN 1 Lapeer East 4, St.

Clair 3 At Lapeer East SINGLES Stabiein (S) d. Johnson, 7 5, 6 Bates (L) d. Corkins, 0-6, 6 2, 7 5, Ray (S) d. King, 7-5, 7-6; Corkins (S) Riseman, 6 4, 6 3. DOUBLES Freeman Hewistis (L) d.

Daly Rowland, 6 2, 7 Arnold May hew (L) d. Loznak Kimsal, 6-2, 6-1; Baker Panemerenko (L) d. Astalos Daly, 6 3, 7 6. Martini Open GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) The result of the men's single's final in the $100,000 Martini Open Tennis Tourna ment which was resumed Monday after the match was suspended after one set on Sunday (seedings in parent hesis) Aaron Krickstein (5), Grosse Pointe, def Henrik Sundstrom, Sweden, 6 7, 6 1,6 4. Monday's Sports Transactions BASEBALL American League CLEVELAND INDIANS Purchased the contract of Jamie Quirk, catcher-infieider, from Denver of the American Association Assigned Kevin horn berg, outfielder, to Maine of the International League TEXAS RANGERS Signed Doug Rader, manager, to a two year con tract extension through 1967.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association GOLDEN STATE WAR I Signed Gary Plummer, forward, to a two year contract. KANSAS CITY KINGS Signed Otis Thorpe, forward, and Lowes Moore, guard MILWAUKEE BUCKS Announced the retirement of Bob Lanier, center. FOOTBALL National Football League DALLAS COWBOYS Signed Todd Fowler, running back, to a series of one year contracts beginning in 1985. NEW YORK JETS Waived Mark Reed, quarterback, and Patrick Dean, defensive tackle, from the injured reserve list. United States Football League DENVER GOLD Named Steve Gerrlsh director of public relations.

HOCKEY National Hockey League DETROIT RED WINGS Reas signed Ken Holland and Mark LaPo rest, goaltenders, John Beukeboom, Reean Cloutier, Ted Huesing, Barry Melrose and Rick 2ombo, defensemen, Andre St Laurent and Ted Speers, centers, Murray Craven, Gerard Gal lant and Mike Stern, left wings, and Jody Gage and Joe Kocur right wings, to Adirondack of the American Hotkey League Sent Wayne Crawford, center, to Kalamazoo of the Interantionai League Returned Doug Houda, David Koroi and Stefan Lersson, defense men, Tim Kaiser and Bob Probert, left wmgs, Tom Nlckoiau and Urban Nor din, centers, and Chris Pusey, goal fen der to their junior teams. NEW YORK RANGERS Signed Mike Rogers, renter, and Reljo Ruot saiamen, defnseman. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING San Diego, Jackson 29 155, Fouts 1 (minus 3), McGee 2-(minus 5). Los Angeles, Allen 18 47, Hawkins 4 3, King 2 1, Pruirt 2-0, Plun kett I (minus 2). PASSING San Diego, Fouts 19 37 1 227 Los Angeles, Plunkett 34 33-1-363.

RECEIVING San Diego, Winslow 9 119, Holohan 4 71, Jackson 3-21, Chan dler 2 7, Sievers 19. Los Angeles, Chrislensen 120, Allen 6-62, Branch 4-92, Barnwell 3 62, Hawkins 2 19, Pruitt 1 B. MISSED FIELD GOALS None. CFL Standings Eastern Division PF PA Pts Toronto 7 4 0 348 254 14 Montreal 4 6 1 266 391 9 Ottawa 4 8 0 284 394 8 Hamilton 3 8 1 256 369 7 Western Division Winnipeg 9 2 1 425 239 19 Brit Clmb 8 3 0 296 195 16 Edmonton 6 5 0 312 325 12 Calgary 5 7 0 752 287 10 Saskatchwn 4 7 1 272 357 9 Friday's Game British Columbia at Edmonton, 9 30 p.m. Top Twenty The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press college football poll, with first place votes in parentheses, I9B4 records, total points based on 20 19 IB 17 16 15 14 13 12 II 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 and rankings in the previous poll: Rcrd Pts Pvs 1.

Nebraska (52) 3 0-0 1,116 1 2. Texas 12) tO-0 1,027 3 3. Ohio St (2 3 0 0 995 5 4 Penn St 3 0 0 834 7 5 Boston Coll 3 0 0 831 10 6 Washington 3 0 0 830 9 7 Oklahoma 3 0 0 797 11 Brigham Yng 4 0 0 781 6 9. Florida St 3 0 0 665 15 10 Oklahoma St 3 0-0 597 12 11 So Methodist 2 0 0 50 12 12Georgio 2 0 0 557 20 13Xlemson 2 1 0 473 2 14. MICHIGAN 2-1-0 36 14 15 Southern Cal 2 0 0 341 17 16 Miami, Fla.

3 2 0 200 4 17 UCLA 210 153 8 18 Georgia Tech 2 O0 100 19 Notre Dame 2 10 96 20 Auburn 1 2 0 94 19 Division l-AA Top Twenty MISSION, Kan (AP) The Top 20 teams in the National Collegiate Ath letic Association Division I AA football poll, with this season's records and points I. Furman 4 0 0 80 2 Indiana St 3 00 74 3 McNeese La. 4 00 72 4 Holy Cross 2 0 0 64 5 NE Louisiana 3 0 0 62 6. Murray St. 3 0 0 61 7.

Delaware St. 3 0-0 57 a. Boston u. 300 5 9 Arkansas St. 3 TO 47 10 Alcorn St 2 00 40 II.

Southern, La. 300 28 12 Colgate 2 10 25 (tiel Illinois 3 0 1 75 14 No Ariiona 3 10 24 15 Marshall, Va. 3 1 0 23 16 No Iowa 300 21 17 Kentucky 2 10 15 18 Idaho SI 2 10 12 (tie) Rhode island 3 10 12 20 Tenn Chattanooga 210 II Sheridan Poll NEW YORK (AP) The top teams In the 1984 Sheridan Poll of black col lege football teams, with first place votes parentheses, records and total points: 1. Tennesse St. (9) 400 143 (tie) MiSSisspp VII.

(6) 3 0 0 143 3 Southern 300 109 4. Alcorn St. 2 0 0 106 5. Central Ohio 4-0 0 80 A. Delaware St, 3 00 73 7.

Jackson St. 2 2 0 58 I. Grumblmg (1) 1 3 0 49 9 Norfolk St 3 0 0 24 10 South Carol St 2 2 0 23 (tie) Texas Southern 3 10 23 used to get beat eight or nine times a day during practice. It's a good thing that freshmen could not compete on varsity in those days." Barden began to improve himself through will power. He said he thanks his high school coaches Heering and Chuck Dixon for helping him discover his own desire.

Testimony to his greatnesss as a collegiate wrestler was his ability to switch from the 177-pound weight class to 191 to heavyweight without losing his edge. He won the heavyweight title when he Streeter, Lloyd McKenna and Jan Kwikowski were the best wrestlers on the team. The six went through a 13-dual meet schedule with only three losses between them in 78 matches. "There was so much talent on the team that it allowed me to get better in a hurry," Barden said. He lost only two matches in his last two years, and in his senior season he finished third in the state championships.

The University of Michigan offered him a full scholarship, much to his suprise and delight. "After I placed third, I figured there was a lot of guys with a lot more talent than I had," Barden said. "I really learned that my freshman year. I took a beating. I Barden Continued from Page 1B Sports.

"Everything he did he did with very limited natural ability," Le-wandowski said. "No one else did it for Jack. He did it all by himself. The thing that I marveled at about him was that he was a lazy person. But when he decided he wanted to do something, he did it." Barden's drive for excellence continued after his wrestling career ended.

He now is an osteopath, practicing in Belleville. Barden says he cannot argue with those who say he never really had any natural athletic talent. "I was definitely not very coordinated," Barden says. "I Just put in more hours at practice than anyone else." Barden traces his success back to his high school days, even though his prep career had an inauspicious beginning. In his first match, he was pinned by a Pontiac Central wrestler in 26 seconds.

During his senior year in 1959, Port Huron had a strong team. Barden and five friends Dave Chestor, John Zauner, Larry weighed only 185 pounds. AB RBI HR Avg Laga 4 0 3 0 0 7S0 Simmons 3 a I 0 500 Trammell 5M 84173 14 313 Whitaker 552 87 1M 52 11 28 OiMon 514 1I44 88 27 284 Garbey 305 43 86 49 5 282 Lemon 487 7 3 1 3 75 279 Jones 209 25 58 38 12 278 Herndon 394 49 108 41 i 274 Gruob 172 24 47 17 8 273 KuntI 128 28 35 21 2 .273 Bergman 251 40 67 44 7 267 Johnson 344 41 BS 43 II 247 Brookens 218 31 53 26 5 243 Evn 388 40 92 62 16 237 Parrlsh 556 72131 93 30 236 Lowry 34 5 8 3 I 235 126 15 29 16 4 230 Earl 13 I 2 1 0 .154 Baker 85 13 13 9 0 153 DM 582 93 151 82 25 259 PH 168 23 53 38 6 315 TOTL 139790 1443 750 178 "I learned that movement and technique were more important than size and weight," Barder. said. P.H.

INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY Registration will be held SEPT. 26 and SEPT. 27 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. PALMER PARK RECREATION CENTER AGES 17 and OVER FEE $90.00 (Payable Vi Down other Vj Before first game) .269 SO ERA 000 1 91 1 93 370 339 350 360 3 66 3 77 3 78 397 4 05 3 44 PITCHING ER BB ONeal Mrndl Scnrr Lopez Petry Mason Brngr Morn Bair Roima Monge Wilc TOTL I 0 0 9 2 29 1 0 3 10 0 40 18 8 83 1 I 7 9 10 63 19 11 95 4 3 37 7 6 43 1 0 15 17 a 85 2 8 35 113 a 3 50 93 65 139 7 13 71 114 81 145 33 53 IB 8 II 19 63 117.