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2G' NEWS-PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1991 1 1 i 7 i -t Track and Field Sergei Bubka became the first to clear 20 feet outdoors in the pole vault, breaking his own world record by a half-inch at Monday's iDag Galan track meet at Malmo, Sweden. Bubka, who holds the indoor mark of 20-1, said he was tired and felt some pain in his left leg during wampups before competition. Almost five hours later on his final attempt, however, the 28-year-old Soviet soared 20-V, topping his outdoor mark of 19-11 set in Formia, Italy, July 8. "It was so difficult jumping early in the competition," said Bubka, BUBKA who made his first two heights at 18-8 and 19-2. "The atmosphere was great.

The fans helped me. They gave me power. I felt very fast and very strong." It was the fourth time this year Bubka broke the outdoor record, and the 28th time overall, indoors and outdoors, he has broken the pole vault mark. Boxing cosr mv cur for aoco RAISE. IN Tl6GR PEFUSEP TO A RAASESO WE StWED WQME P0RTHE VJWOLC SEASON.

6JIRf MUSSED CUTCN U6 7000 eALAR rJORUD SERVES THE" NEXT YEAR, ROFLfe FIRST Tft uts contract: A special grand jury investigating rape allegations against former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson will be selected next week, Marion County Prosecutor Jeffrey Modisett said. An 18-year-old contestant In the Miss Black America pageant has aecused Tyson of raping her in a downtown hotel on July 19. Tyson will be subpoenaed to appear before the special grand jury, but won't be required to testify because he is the focus of the investigation, the prosecutor has said. 1991 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved The Fish Game Forecaster Is a computerized tabulation of 1991 College schedules BETHUNE-COOKMAN Aug.

31 SAVANNAH STATE, at Jacksonville, 7 p.m. Sept. 7 at Delaware State, 2 p.m. Sept. 14 MORGAN STATE, 7 p.m.

Sept. 28 at Central Florida, 8 p.m. x-Oct. 12 HOWARD, 1:30 p.m. Oct.

19 SO. CAROLINA at Ft. Lauderdale, 2 p.m. Oct. 26 at Albany State 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 2 NORTH CAROLINA A4T, 7 p.m. Nov. 16 Morris Brown, at Bahamas, 1:30 p.m. Nov.

30 Florida at Tampa, 1:30 p.m. CENTRAL FLORIDA Aug. 31 TROY STATE, 7 p.m. Sept. 7 at James Madison, 7 p.m.

Sept. 14 at Valdosta State 7 p.m. Sept. 21 EAST CAROLINA, 7 p.m. Sept.

28 BETHUNE-COOKMAN, 8 p.m. Oct. 5 at Arkansas State, 8 p.m. Oct. 12 Oct.

26 at Georgia Southern, 1 p.m. x-Nov. 2 SAVANNAH STATE, 7 p.m. Nov. 9 at Liberty, 1:40 p.m.

Nov. 16 MILLERSVILLE 7 p.m. FLORIDA Sep. 7 SAN JOSE STATE, 4 p.m. Sep.

14 ALABAMA, 7:30 p.m. Sep. 21 at Syracuse, 3:30 p.m. Sep. 28 MISS.

STATE, at Orlando, 12:30 p.m. Oct. 5 at Louisiana State, 8 p.m. Oct. 12 TENNESSEE, 1:30 p.m.

X-Oct. 19 NORTHERN ILLINOIS, 1:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at Auburn, 2 p.m. Nov.

9 GEORGIA, at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Nov. 16 KENTUCKY, 1:30 p.m. Nov. 30 FLORIDA STATE, 1:30 p.m.

FLORIDA ASM Sept. 7 TUSKEEGEE, 7 p.m. Sept. 14 HOWARD, 1 p.m. Sept.

21 GEORGIA SOUTHERN, 7 p.m. Sept. 28 Tennessee State, at Atlanta, 2 p.m. Oct. 12 at North Carolina 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 19 DELAWARE STATE, 7 p.m. Oct. 26 at South Carolina State, 2 p.m. x-Nov.

2 MORGAN STATE, 2 p.m. Nov. 9 Southern, at Miami, 2 p.m. Nov. 16 at Grambling, 2:30 p.m.

Nov. 30 Bethune-Cookman, at Tampa, 1:30 p.m. FLORIDA STATE Aug. 29 Brigham Young, at Anaheim, 9 p.m. Sep.

7 TULANE, 7 p.m. Sep. 14 WESTERN MICHIGAN, 7 p.m. Sep. 28 at Michigan, 1 p.m.

Oct. 5 SYRACUSE, 2 p.m. Oct. 12 VIRGINIA TECH, at Orlando, 1 p.m. x-Oct.

19 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE, 2 p.m. Oct. 26 at Louisiana State, 8 p.m. Nov. 2 at Louisville, 8 p.m.

Nov. 9 SOUTH CAROLINA, 2 p.m. Nov. 16 MIAMI, 2 p.m. Nov.

30 at Florida, 1:30 p.m. MIAMI Aug. 31 at Arkansas, noon Sep. 12 HOUSTON, 8 p.m. Sep.

28 at Tulsa, time TBA Oct. 5 OKLAHOMA STATE, noon Oct. 12 PENN STATE, time TBA Oct. 19 LONG BEACH STATE, time TBA Oct. 26 at Arizona, time TBA x-Nov.

9 WEST VIRGINIA, time TBA Nov. 16 at Florida State, 2 p.m. Nov. 23 at Boston College, time TBA Nov. 30 SAN DIEGO STATE, time TBA x-Homecoming long-range, predictable Influences that trigger fish and game activity, College football including tide torce factors, moonsun dynamics, statistical analyses ana light availability.

Times are for this area. Excellent rating includes peak activity, but additional good activity is usually found for an hour on either side. The upper number scale is daylight savings time and the lower scale is stanaara time. 12 3 12 3 12 TUESDAY TtyyrnH 199QDM.ViJnc AUGUSTS 7-5; SW vv: -J xj nu ni iVi 1 1 1 II i II i Iri I i 12 12 3 12 WEDNESDAY erffwon.in: AUGUST 7 Florida State has encountered its first casualty of preseason practice, a season-ending knee injury to freshman Forrest Conoly. Conoly, a Parade All-American offensive lineman, underwent reconstructive kSee surgery at a Tallahassee hospital and is lost for the season.

Conoly hurt the knee during a running drill iruSaturday's practice. At 6-foot-6, 341 pounds, Conoly was the biggest Florida State player ever signed. Bowden said Florida State coaches wanted Conoly to trtm 20-30 pounds, but "we'll probably never get this kjd, playing at under 325. He's just big." The rest of Ftorida State's freshmen class continued workouts Monday. The group will have two more practices today before the varsity reports for meetings this evening.

The veterans will undergo physicals and strength testing on Wednesday. Full squad workouts begin Ttiursday United Press International will team this year with the National Football Foundation and the College Hall of Fame to produce weekly rankings of the top 25 teams. UPI for 42 years previously ran a coaches' poll that will be handled in 1991 by USA Today. The new UPI-NFF panel will be comprised of mcjre than 100 voting members drawn from among college bowl officials, sports journalists, college athletic directors, NFF officials and others associated with the N.FF. UPl's preseason rankings is scheduled for release Aug.

18. Regular-season rankings begin Sept. 1. Tennis PGA Championship At Indianapolis Thursday's and Friday's tee times and pairings 7:40 a.m., 11:52 a.m. Mel Baum, Larchmont, N.Y.; Fran Marrello, Waterbury, Conn.

7:49, 12:01 p.m. Greg Farrow, Marlton, N.J.; Scott Bentley, San Diego. 7:58, 12:10 Benny Passons, Kaufman, Texas; Gibby Gilbert, Chattanooga, Jim White, Lincoln, Neb. 8:07, 12:19 Brett Upper, Clearwater; Tom Wargo, Centralis, Gregg Wolff, Metter, Ga. 8:16, 12:28 Ricky Kawagishl, Japan; Mike Hul-bert, Orlando; Bruce Flelsher, North Miami Beach.

8:25, 12:37 David Frost, Dallas; Ted Schulz, Louisville, Tsuneyuki Nakajima, Japan. 8:34, 12:46 Kenny Knox, Tallahassee; Jay Don Blake, St. George, Utah; Davis Love III, Sea Island, Ga. 8:43, 12:55 Mark Brooks, Fort Worth, Texas; Peter Senior, Australia; Steve Elkington, Australia. 8:52, 1:04 Phil Blackmar, Corpus Christi, Texas; Tom Purtzer, LaOuinta, Dave Barr, Canada.

9:10, 1:22 Tom Kite, Austin, Texas; Steve Pate, Los Angeles; Tim Simpson, Dunwoody, Ga. 9:19, 1:31 Ian Woosnam, Wales; Ian Baker-Finch, Orlando; Payne Stewart, Orlando. 9:28, 1:40 Paul Azinger, Bradenton; Bernhard Langer, Germany; Mark O'Meara, Orlando. 9:37, 1:49 Jeff Sluman, Naples; Bob Tway, Edmond, Hubert Green, Reynolds Plant, Ga. 9:46, 1:58 David Feherty, Northern Ireland; Steven Richardson, England; Mark Calcavecchia, North Palm Beach.

9:55, 2:07 Hal Sutton, Shreveport, David Graham, Dallas; John Mahaffey, The Woodlands, Texas. 10:04, 2:16 Fuzzy Zoeller, Floyds Knobs, Curtis Strange, Kingsmill, Hale Irwin, Kapalua, Hawaii. 10:13, 2:25 Dave Stockton, LaOuinta, Fred Couples, West Palm Beach; Lee Trevino, Jupiter Island. 10:31, 2:34 Kenny Perry, Franklin, Billy Ray Brown, Missouri City, Texas; Scott Hoch, Orlando. 10:40, 2:52 Arnold Palmer, Ligonier, Rocco Mediate, Pittsburgh; Jim Gallagher, Greenwood, Miss.

10:49, 3:01 Peter Persons, Macaw, Mark McNulty, Zimbabwe; Gil Morgan, Edmond, Okla. 10:58, 3:10 Sandy Lyle, Scotland; Ken Green, Palm Beach Gardens; Dan Forsman, Provo, Utah. 11:07, 3:19 Wayne Levi, Utica, N.Y.; Russ Cochran, Paducah, Craig Parry, Australia. 11:16, 3:28 Nolan Henke, Fort Myers; Bruce Lietzke, Dallas; Brad Faxon, Barrington, R.I. 11:25, 3:37 Steve Veriato, Austin, Texas; Larry Gilbert, Lexington, Scott Williams, Redmond, Wash.

11:34, 3:46 Lee Rinker, Dublin, Ohio; Lonnie Nielsen, East Aurora, N.Y.; Jeffrey Roth, Flint, Mich. 11:52, 3:55 James Masserio, West Chester, Denny Hepler, Warsaw, Brent Veenstra, Ypsilantl, Mich. 12:01 p.m., 7:40 a.m. Brad Sherfy, Camarillo, John Hendricks, San Juan Capistrano, Terry Florence, Isle of Palms, S.C. 12:10, 7:49 Mike Kallam, Greenville, S.C; Darrell Kestner, Manhasset, N.Y.; Bob Borowicz, Santa Rosa, Calif.

12:19, 7:58 Brent Buckman, Austin, Texas; Jim Dickson, Rio Rancho, N.M.; Shawn McEntee, Santa Cruz, Calif. 12:28, 8:07 Rick Fehr, Redmond, Howard Twitty, Scottsdale, Fred Funk, Laurel, Md. 12:37, 8:16 David Edwards, Edmond, Brian Claar, Palm Harbor; Craig Stadler, San Diego. 12:46, 8:25 Bob Gilder, Corvallis, Jim Hal-let, Ponte Vedra Beach; David Peoples, Orlando. 12:55, 8:34 Billy Mayfair, Phoenix; Brian Tennyson, Evansville, Gary Hallberg, Napa, Calif.

1:04, 8:43 Loren Roberts, San Luis Obispo, Jay Delsing, St. Louis; Buddy Gardner, Birmingham, Ala. 1:22, 8:52 Joey Slndelar, Horseheads, N.Y.; Morris Hataisky, Ormond Beach; Gene Sauers, Savannah, Ga. 1:31, 9:10 Mike Harwood, Australia; Jose Maria Olazabal, Spain; Corey Pavln, Kauai, Hawaii. 1:40, 9:19 John Huston, Innisbrook; Mark Mc-Cumber, Jacksonville; player to be determined.

1:49, 9:28 Raymond Floyd, Miami Beach; Jack Nicklaus, North Palm Beach; Wayne Grady, Australia. 1:58, 9:37 Nick Price, Orlando; Bob Lohr, Orlando; Billy Andrade, Bristol, Ga. 2:07, 9:46 Larry Nelson, Marietta, Greg Norman, Orlando; Lanny Wadkins, Dallas. 2:16, 9:55 Jodie Mudd, Louisville, Andrew Magee, Scottsdale, Ben Crenshaw, Austin, Texas. 2:25, 10:04 Nick Faldo, England; Tom Watson, Mission Hills, Seve Ballesteros, Monaco.

2:34, 10:13 Blaine McCallister, Fort Stockton, Texas; Stan Utley, Columbia, Dillard Prultt, Greenville, S.C. 2:52, 10:31 Eduardo Romero, Argentina; Tom Sieckmann, Omaha, Scott Simpson, Makaha Valley, Hawaii. 3:01, 10:40 Sam Torrance, Scotland; Chip Beck, Highland Park, Bill Britton, Red Bank, N.J. 3:10, 10:49 Dave Rummels, West Branch, Iowa; Andy Bean, Lakeland; John Cook, Rancho Mirage, Calif. 3:19, 10:58 Larry Mize, Columbus, Don Poo-ley, Tucson, Bobby Wadkins, Richmond, Va.

3:28, 11:07 Ed Dougherty, Linwood, Lindy Miller, Fort Worth, Texas; Ken Schall, Des Moines, Iowa. 3:37, 10:16 Rob Wilkin, Lee's Summit, Mike Lawrence, Greenville, S.C; Bob Lendzion, Quechee, Vt. 3:46, 10:25 Tom Woodard, Denver; Stu Ingra-ham, Chadds Ford, Milan Swilor, Sandy, Utah. 3:55, 10:34 Kim Thompson, American Fork, Utah; Terry Dear, Lubbock, Texas; Gary Trivisonno, Lynd-hurst, Ohio. Numerous manatee lightings were reported Monday In many popular refuges Including Airport Canal oft Pine Island Sound and In Manatee Canal off Matlacha Pass.

Four manatees were spotted again in Ten Mile Canal In southern Fort Myers and a pair was observed swimming along Cape Coral's Redfish Cove towards Tarpon Point. To report manatees In distress call 1-800-341-5367. To report all manatee sightings, call the Manatee Alert Hotlineat936-1535 or 1-800-800-3092. BRENT SCHENEMAN Monday's results Sweden's Anders Jarryd, whose ranking was so low last year that he considered quitting tennis, beat 16th-seeded countryman Jonas Svensson 6-7 (7-2), 7-5, 6-4 In the first round of the ATP Championship at Mason, Ohio. In another match, No.

11 Jakob Hlasek of Switzerland beat Jimmy Arias Arnaud Boetsch of France defeated Nicklaus Kulti of Sweden 6-T, 6-4 in the first-round of the Czechoslovak Open. ranee's Karine Quentrec solved Albuquerque's altitude and defeated fifth-seeded Patty Fendick of Sacramento, 6-2, 6-3, in the opening round of the Virginia Slims of Albuquerque tournament Laura Gildemeister of Peru fought through a sluggish second fet to defeat Ann Henrickson 7-5, 5-7, 6-4 in the first round of the Players Challenge tournament at Toronto. Basketball NFL preseason Monday's scorn Buffalo at New YorkGiants, (n) Tampa Bay at Cleveland, (n) Wednesday's game Denver at San Francisco, 9 p.m. Friday's gam Atlanta at Houston, 8 p.m. Sunday's scort Pittsburgh 16, Washington 7 The Vegas Line MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Odds Underdog TABLE TENNIS The United States beat Barbados 3-0 on victories by Sean O'Neill of McLean, Jim Narotan of Iowa City, Iowa, and Dhiren Naro-tanof Ames, Iowa.

SOFTBALL In men's play, Antilles beat Aruba 4-3. In women's play, Lori Sippel pitched a three-hitter and struck out 1 1 to lift Canada past Antilles 4-0. The Bahamas beat Nicaragua 12-8. WEIGHTLIFTING Cuba's Hector Arzola won two golds. He took the 52-kilogram clean and ierk and total lift titles.

Humberto Fuentes of Venezuela won the snatch. BASEBALL Aruba beat the Netherlands Antilles 6-4 prior to the U.S. victory, 6-1 over the Dominican Republic. BASKETBALL Janet dos Santos had 17 points as Brazil, conqueror of the United States the previous day, beat Canada's women 74-66. In the earlier game, the Americans routed Argentina97-40.

FIELD HOCKEY TheCuban men routed Jamaica 6-1. TEAM HANDBALL Brazil, which plays the United States on Wednesday, took Canada 31-18 whlleCuba defeated Argentina 35-12. PHLDLPHIA Even-6 CNCNNATI Pick'em San Fran Even-6 Chicago Los Angeles ATLANTA Pittsburgh San Diego NEW YORK HOUSTON STLOUIS Even-6 Even-6 7-8 Montreal AMERICAN LEAGUE BALTIMORE 6-7 Milwaukee TORONTO 7-8 Detroit CHICAGO 6Vl-7Vj New York TEXAS Cleveland KC 6-7 Boston OAKLAND 62-7'i Seattle CLFRNIA ti-7fi Minnesota Fight schedule Today At Civic Center, San Francisco, First-round draft pick Eric Murdock has signed a Contract with the Utah Jazz. The 6-foot-2 point guard ffom Providence will join the Jazz Oct. 4 when coach Jerry Sloan opens training camp.

Murdock is seen as a possible backup for John Stockton, an All-Star who led the NBA in assists last season. Murdock was selected In the 1991 NBA draft's first round. Howells refused to disclose terms of the contract, in keeping viith team policy. Baseball James "Bonecrusher" Smith, Fayet- NFL PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL Favorite Points Underdog tevtlle, N.C., vs. Leon Taylor, Brook lyn, 10, heavys; PatLawlor, San Francisco vs.

Art Serwano, San Jose, 10, junior middles. SAN FRAN 4 Denver Thursday At Trump Castle. Atlantic City, Bert Cooper, Philadelphia, vs. Anthony Wade, Indianapolis, 10, heavys; Jesse Ferguson, Philadelphia, vs. Oliver McCall, Chicago, 10, heavys.

Bradenton Expos Bradenton Pirates Sarasota White Sox Bradenton Braves Friday At Convention Hall Ballroom, At 21 21 19 18 19 Friday HOUSTON 4 Atlanta Transactions BASEBALL American League NEW YORK YANKEES Placed Scott Kamienieckl, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 3. Recalled Dave Etland, pitcher, from Columbus of the International League. BASKETBALL UTAH JAZZ-Signed Eric Murdock, guard. FOOTBALL PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Signed Antone Davis, offensive tackle, to a one-year contract plus an FSL Second Half Eastern Division 2 2 Tampa Yankees Southern Division lantic City, Riddick Bowe, New York, vs.

Bruce Seldon, Atlantic City, N.J., 10, heavys; Bobby Czyz, Wana-que, N.J., vs. Bash Ali, Boston, 12, for Czyz'sWBA cruise rweight title. 24 12 St. Lucie W.P.Bch The Fort Myers Twins swept a Gulf Coast League doubleheader from the Gulf Coast Rangers at Charlotte COuntyStadium. The Twins defeated the Rangers 5-1 In the first game.

Latroy Hawkins and Jose Correa combined to pitch a six-hitter for Twins. The Twins beat the Rangers 2-1 in the second game. Candido Berson arid Luis Garcia combined in a four-hitter for the Twins. lrother action, Chris Chatterton and Armando Benitez combined on a four-hitter and Lamann Washington doubled home two first-inning runs as the Sarasota Orioles defeated the Port Charlotte Blue Jays 71 at Sarasota. Matires Asencio and Alex Ochoa each trad two hits for the Orioles.

Dave Pearlman was the ids ing pitcher. Pet. .667 .579 .575 .476 .452 22 23 20 16 17 22 Sarasota Orioles 28 Fort Myers Twins 22 Charlotte Blue Jays 20 P.Charlotte Rangers 17 Sarasota Mets IS x-Vero Beach Miami SV4 7Vi llVl ll'i Aug. 12 At The Forum, Inglewood, Troy Dorsey, Mansfield, Texas, vs. Fort Lauderdale 19 23 Central Division Manuel Medina, Mexico, 12, for Dor-sey's IBF featherweight title; Louie x-Lakeland 23 16 561 Baseball City 20 21 .488 Osceola 19 21 .475 Winter Haven 13 26 .333 option year.

Waived Paul Palmer, running back, and Cam Pepper, of 3 3va 9 Esplnoza, Phoenix, vs. Edward Par fensive guard. Western Division CFL OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS x-Clearwater 25 16 .610 Sarasota Named Joe Faragelli coach. Dunedin 22 21 17 .564 .500 2 4'a 7V 12 Bowling HOCKEY MONTREAL CANADIENS- Charlotte Monday's scores Orioles 7, Blue Jaysl Twins5-2, Rangers 1-1 Yankeesat White Sox Pirates atBraves RoyalsatRed Sox Dodgers at Astros Today's games Orioles at Twins, 7 p.m. Mets at Blue Jays, noon Astrosat Royals Red Sox at Dodgers Expos at Pirates Bravesat Yankees Sunday's games Rangers 4, Blue JaysO Orioles 5-4, Mets 0-3 Pirates 3, White Sox2(10) Braves 8-2, Expos2-18 Only gamesscheduled St.

Pete 13 .317 x-won first-half title Signed Frederic Chabot, goalie, to a one-year contract plus an option year. Seventh Grade A SHMile 1. Jimsfirstlight 5. Three PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Trad ed Shaun Sabol, defenseman, to the 2 W.n'sNancyC 6 Sir Tiny Tod 3. Venetian Way 7.Creamcycle 4.

Okie Julie I Frosty Hlnch New York Rangers for future consid ker, Houston, 12, for the vacant NABF featherweight title; Milton McCrory, Detroit, vs. Vince Durham, Los Angeles, 10, middles. Aug. 13 At Hyatt Regency, Tampa, Larry Holmes, Easton, vs. Eddie Gonzalez, Son Antonio, 10, heavys.

At Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia, Dean Waters, Australia, vs. Jimmy Thunder, Australia, 12, heavys. Aug. 15 AtMirbella, Spain, Marcos Villasa-na, Mexico, vs. RicardoCepeda, New York, 12, for Villasan's WBC feather-weighttitle.

At Merv Griffin's Resort Casino-Hotel, Atlantic City, N.J., Kevin Watts, Pleasantville. vs. Shawn O'Sullivan, Canada, 10, middles; Junior Jones, Brooklyn, N.Y., vs. Ramon Solis, El Centro, 10, erations. Eighth GradeB 516 Milt l.Tensleep 5.

Donna Dot COLLEGE CS NORTHRIDGE Named Kim 2. Art's Top Choice 6. OleMiaFerrow Chandler women's assistant basket- bailcoach. DUQUESNE-Promoted Dan Mc Carthy to assistant to the athletic Naples-Fort Myers Today's entries EVENING First Grades 516Mllt 1. AImar'sWarrior 5.

Dansforth 2. Onset Jack 6. Sinjin 3. Same Name 7. Simplee Mighty 4.

One Last Hug I. Gull's Letsdance Second GradeC SUMIIe 1. Lady Sherlock 5. GetumCrackerjac 2. Comeback i.

EZ Zipper 3. Saxet Sonny 7. Gen Breaker 4. Cheedle I. Spanish Bay Third Grade 18 Mile 1.

VeehanBlue 5. RvCoolhandLuke 2. Ok Patsy 6. Lemmon Mint 3. Cam's Ponzella 7.

Jade Victoria 4. Ji'sEngland Squealer's Love Fourth GradeC 516 Mile l.Texoma Seeker S. Stride Rite The Fort Myers Twins play at the Lee County Sports Complex and the Charlotte Blue Jays and Port charlotte Rangers play at Charlotte County Stadium. TWINS 5, RANGERS 1 director. GROVE CITY-Named Joe Klim-chak sports information director.

Promoted Bob Smith to director of alumni relations and placement North Fort Myers' Ricky Rudd totaled 1,291 and Was in 19th place after the first round of the PBA's $130,000 LaMode Classic at Green Bay, Wise. Doug Kent averaged 236 over six games to take the first- rojjnd lead with a 1,421 total Ray Sheppard, a free agent who made the 1988 NHL All-Rookie team and thjee times topped the 20-goal mark, has agreed to a thfee-year contract with the Detroit Red Wings. The 25-yar-old right wing led the New York Rangers last season with five game-winning goals. He ranked fifth in scoring with 24 goals and eighth in assists with 23 fot 47 points in just 59 games because of injuries. The tfjims of his contract with the Red Wings were undisclosed The Major Soccer League and the players' union have agreed to a lower salary cap in an effort to save the struggling league, Commissioner Earl Foreman said.

Foreman said the union agreed to team salary caps of $525,000 for 16 professional players and another $25,000 that either could go to pro or developmental players. Last season's team salary cap Monday's scores St. Petersburg at Charlotte Winter Haven at Dunedin Base ball City at Sarasota Clearwater at Lakeland West Palm Beach at Miami Osceola at St. Lucie Fort Lauderdale at Vero Beach Today's games St. Petersburg at Charlotte Winter Haven at Dunedin Baseball City at Sarasota Clearwater at Lakeland Osceola at St.

Lucie Fort Lauderdaleat Vero Beach Miami at West Palm Beach Sunday's scores Charlotte 1, St. Petersburg 1 Clearwater 6, Lakeland 3 Sarasota 10, Baseball City 2 Winter Haven 3, Dunedin2 Miami 2, West Palm Beach 1 Osceola 2, St. LucieO Vero Beach 9, Port Lauderdale 5 Gulf Coast League Northern Division Gl Baseball City Royals 21 17 Kississlmee Dodgers 18 18 2 3. Ready To Hotbox 7. Cigarette King 4.

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Hey Bobby 7. Metco Mac Gregor 4 Jim's Snoopy I. Galveston Goldie Tenth Grade A SHMile 1. Win's Terri Lynn 5. Ready To Hasten 2.

Panama Jobe 6. Swift Hit 3. Bc'sWhipStitch 7 Lt'sLaverne 4. Ekims Magic Star 8. Ji'sChianti Eleventh GradeC 5 16 Mile 1.

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Lr Burro 7. Right Social 4. War Soldier 8. Spring Chips Thirteenth GradeB SltMile 1. Win'sCm'sPick 5.

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Aj'sBigMan 8. Salty Humor Twins 401 000 0-S I 1 Rangers 100 000 0-1 8 Hawkins. LChaverria. RANGERS I Rangers 001 000 0-1 1 Twins 000 020 0- 2 4 1 Berson. O'Brien.

Sv-Garcia. ORIOLES7, BLUE JAYS 1 Blue Jays 000 000 100-1 4 3 Orioles 210 040 O0x-7 8 I Today's liv broadcasts: 1 Gull's Max Force 6. Well Worth 3. Gentle Baby 7. Tangerine Scream 4 Ag'sDiditmyway I.

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Ico Sweet Sally 5. My Other Honey 2. Gull's Rip Tide 6. JcGypsySong 3. Arctures 7.

Mag Force 4.SonicPete I. Dt'sRoyalBlue was $655,000 for rosters of 18 professional players. Compiled By Christopher J. Walsh Pearlman, Patterson (5), Santiago (7) and Martinez. Chatterton, Benitez (8) and Manrique.

WP-Chatterton. Wntr Haven Red Sox 18 Osceola Astros 17 Central Division BOXING 10 p.m. Tim Witherspoon vs. Art Tucker In a 12-round heavyweight bout at San Francisco, USA. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7:30 p.m.

Cubs at Phillies, WGN. 7:30 p.m. Dodgers at Reds, WBR. 7:30 p.m. Pirates at Mets, ESPN, WWOR.

7:35 p.m. Giants at Braves, TBS. 10:30 p.m. Twins at Angels, ESPN. PAN AM GAMES 8 p.m.

At Havana, TNT. See Teleview (or complete listings. 1 PBA McPartlin, Alamo, 1,337. 12, Joe Firpo, Lake Worth, 1,335. 13, Bryan Goebel, Merriam, 1.372.

14, Michael Truitt, Orland Park, III 1,314. 15, John C. Berg. Rolling Meadows. 1,308.

16, Brian Thyes, Green Bay, 1,305. 17, Tom Crites, Tampa, 1,301. 18, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas, 1.299. 19, Ricky Ward, North Fort Myers, 1,291, 20, David Traber, Woodstock, 1,289. 21, Brad Kiszewski, Buffalo, 1,281.

22, (tie) Brad Snell, Elk Grove, and Billy Young, Edmond, 1,279. 24, (tie) Jeff De-Kubber, Grand Rapids, and Ron Williams, Fort Worth, Texas, 1,276. 'LaMode Classic At Green Bay, Wis. first round standings ft Doug Kent, Canandaigua, N.Y., l.il. 2, Brian Voss, Boca Raton, t.644.

3, Parker Bohn III, Freehold. N.4. 1.406. 4. MikeAutby, S.

Marc McDowell, Madison, 1,384. 6, Marshall Holman, Medford, Ore 1,376. Tony Westlake, Edmond, 1,375. 8, Tracy Lamberth, Hender-sonville, 1,372. 9, Danny Wise-mail, Baltimore, 1,368 10, Bruce Hamilton, Seattle, 1,347.

11, Kenny JlM 'IT IPfP PACKER AT BECAUSE" SAY3- lb IN 1RDU6UE AGAlM McMERp OFF FWKER MG. Tl4E L1j3U OFFICE i (4i5 LAT TIME Uf? ff If HlpPtP- MAE A REVIEWING Tr4ETAPK. IV CAS-V i- 7i r-r ccofzk vVA- I lz I IWTME fr7fv WON WE II It OfO-PBCK. CIRCLE Today's live broadcasts: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 10 p.m. Twins at Angels, WCRM-AM (1350) Fort Myers.

MISCELLANEOUS 7 p.m. Sportstalk, WINK-AM (1240) Fort Myers. ANSWER Satchel Paige, 46, tor the St. Louis Browns..