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B-2 The Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, October 24, 1985 TELEVISION 6 A.M. TODAY TO 6 A.M. FRIDAY BASEBALL 7 Hired Bob Lillls as third- 7 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS base coach. BASKETBALL Marvin Hagler Michael Spinks AUTO RACING (IS SCCA Super Vees ASA Stock Cars, 2 p.m. BASEBALL World Series, Game 5, Kansas City Royals at St.

Louis Cardinals, (L), 8 p.m. BOXING 2 Terrence Alii vs. Erskine Wade from Atlantic City, midnight. GYMNASTICS World Championship, Men's Team Trials, 8 p.m. HORSE RACING GDD Harness racing from Yonkers Raceway, 1 1 :30 p.m.

KARATE dS World Lightweight Championship, 4 p.m. G2) Jean-Yves Theriault vs. Paul Madison, 12:30 p.m. SKIING (E) World Freestyle Invitational from Breckenridge, 10 a.m. POWERBOATING 3D 1985 U.S.

Inboard Championships, 1:30 a.m. TRIATHLON U.S. Series, National Championship, 10 p.m. RADIO TODAY BASEBALL 1985 World Series, Game 5, Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals, 8 p.m.

WKIS-AM (740), WMEL-AM (920). MISCELLANEOUS Sports Talk, 6 p.m. WKIS-AM (740). "I TODAY DENVER NUGGETS Waived veteran forward Joe Kopicki and rookie guard Barry Stevens. INDIANA PACERS Acquired guard Clint Richardson from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for two second-round draft choices.

SEATTLE SUPERSONICS Traded veteran guard Jon Sundvold to San Antonio for a Spurs 1986 second-round draft pick; placed rookie center Jeff Cross on the injured list. FOOTBALL AFC Named running back Greg Bell of the Buffalo Bills and linebacker Andre Tippett of the New England Patriots the conference's offensive and defensive players of the week. ASSOCIATED PRESS Named Miami quarterback Vinny Testaverde and Auburn tailback Bo Jackson the Southeastern offensive players of the week; also named Miami tackle Jerome Brown and Louisiana State linebacker Michael Brooks the Southeastern defensive players of the week. ATLANTA FALCONS Placed veteran quarterback Steve Bartkowski on injured reserve. BUFFALO BILLS Waived tight end Buster Barnett off the injured-reserve list.

CLEVELAND BROWNS Activated veteran offensive tackle Cody Risien; waived cornerback-safety William "D.D." Hoggard, who had been re-signed three weeks ago after being waived in the final cutdown on Sept. 2. DALLAS COWBOYS Activated offensive tackle Howard Richards; placed guard Crawford Ker, a rookie from Florida, on the disabled list. DENVER BRONCOS Waived defensive end Brison Manor and rookie nose tackle Don James. FLORIDA STATE Announced that running back Sammie Smith of Apopka has a stress fracture of the fibula in his left leg and probably will request a medical hardship; also announced second-team offensive tackle Parrish Barwick was hospitalized with a lower back problem and is definitely "out of Saturday's game at North Carolina.

HOUSTON OILERS Placed rookie kick returner Steve Tasker on injured reserve; recalled wide receiver Steve Bryant from injured reserve. IDAHO Announced that starting quarterback Scott Linehan underwent foot surgery and will miss Saturday's game against Idaho State. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed running back Mike Pruitt as a free agent and was placed on the team's 45-man active roster; waived running back E.J. Jones. MIAMI DOLPHINS Placed linebacker Charles Bowser on injured reserve.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Announced that lineback-er Joel Williams has ended his holdout by signing a 2-year contract. WASHINGTON REDSKINS Waived seven-year line-backer Chris Keating, who signed with the club just four weeks ago. Hagler injures his back fights may be delayed A back injury sustained by Marvelous Marvin may force the postponement of Hagler's Nov. 14 middleweight title defense against John Mugabi, as well as a fight featuring Thomas Hearns, promoters said Wednesday. Hagler will be examined again Friday by his doctor, and a decision will be made at that time whether to delay the card, promoter Bob Arum said.

Arum spokesman Rich Rose said Hagler sustained a lumbo-sacral strain in his lower back during training this week at his gym in Brockton, Mass. Rose said Hagler's physician, Dr. Louis Abdu, prescribed heat, medication and a short rest period to clear up the ailment. Arum: "From what the doctor tells us, there is some pain, but he doesn't believe the injury is serious. If the fight is to be postponed, the delay will be slight no more than two weeks." The card also features Hearns in a 12-round fight against No.

1-ranked middleweight James Shuler a fight that could lead to a rematch of last April's spectacular battle between Hearns and Hagler. iv DECISION TIME. Michael Spinks, the only boxer who currently holds two world titles, will relinquish his light heavyweight title next week, World Boxing Council President Jose Sulaiman said. The WBC had given Spinks until Oct. 16 to decide whether to give up that body's version of the 175-pound title now that he holds the International Boxing Federation heavyweight crown.

But Sulaiman said that Spinks had requested an extension until next Wednesday when he plans to announce that he is relinquishing the light heavyweight title. "We agreed to give Michael the extension," Sulaiman said. Under the rules of both the WBC and the World Boxing Association, a fighter cannot hold two titles simultaneously. Spinks won the IBF heavyweight title on Sept. 21, when he scored a unanimous, 15-round decision over Larry Holmes.

BERBICK TO TRY AGAIN. Trevor Berbick is getting another shot at a world boxing title and is confident about his chances the second time around. Berbick, who now lives in Miami, has signed to fight Pinklon Thomas the WBC champion who was unable to interest Michael Spinks in a title bout at an undecided site in January. Thomas has agreed to battle the winner of a fight between Tony Tubbs and Tim Witherspoon, who will meet for the WBA heavyweight title in January. Berbick, who promotes and manages himself, said Thomas should not make commitments he won't be able to honor.

Berbick: "He'll regret making those plans. People will soon see I am the most improved fighter in the world." AUTO RACING NO RACE IN '86. There will be no Formula One Grand Prix in South Africa in 1986, the president of the International Auto Federation announced. "Right now, this race does not offer the necessary guarantees allowing it to figure in the 1986 calendar," Jean-Marie Balestre said. Balestre said that uncertainties over the situation in South Africa make it impossible to organize a Grand Prix next year.

Two French teams, Renault and Ligier, under government pressure, boycotted the 1985 Grand Prix, run last Saturday, to protest the South African government's policy of apartheid. FOOTBALL TRIAL-BOUND. The no-pass, no-play law, which has sidelined football players and cut extracurricular activities for students across Texas, is headed for trial before the state district judge who ruled it unconstitutional in May. State District Judge Marsha Anthony whose finding of unconstitutionality was reversed by the Texas Supreme Court in August ordered a new hearing and refused a temporary injunction to halt enforcement of the law. She set the case for trial Nov.

18 as a class action that could affect all the state's 1,100 school districts. Attorney Anthony Sheppard, who represents failing students in several Houston-area school districts, on Tuesday requested the injunction and requested the class-action trial. HORSE RACING OVERFILL. Pre-entries were set Wednesday in the four Breeders' Cup races, which were overfilled, but changes could be made before official entries are taken Oct. 30 for the seven-race series Nov.

2 at Aqueduct, N.Y. Four of the races drew more than the 14-horse limit. Nine horses got into each field on the basis of points, and then five more horses were selected for each race by a field selection committee. One of those picked for the turf race was the Aga Khan's Lashkari, who won the $2-million Turf on the first Breeders' Cup card last Nov. 10 at Hollywood Park.

GYMNASTICS TOUGH BREAK. Dmitri Bilozerchev, the Soviet Union's top male gymnast, is not expected to take part in the world championships in Montreal next week. A news report out of the Soviet Union said Bilozerchev sustained a broken leg in a car accident last weekend. Bilozerchev's name was on the list of Soviet athletes received by Montreal organizers of the championships, but the list was submitted Oct. 4 before the reported accident, meet official Lise Si-mard said.

BASEBALL World Series, Game 5, Kansas City at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. CROSS COUNTRY Seminole Athletic Conference Championships, Lake Mary High School, 4 p.m. GOLF (through Oct. 27), College men, Dixie Intercollegiate, Columbus, PGA, Seiko-Tucson Match Play Championship, Tucson, Ariz.

JAI-ALAI Orlando-Seminole, 7 p.m., Melbourne, 7 p.m. SOCCER College men. Stetson at St. Thomas-Vil-lanova, 3 p.m. SWIMMING (through Oct.

27) U.S. Masters Synchronized Championships, St. Louis; (through Oct. 25) FINA World Cup I Synchronized Championships, Indianapolis. TENNIS (through Sunday) Seiko Super Series, Tokyo; Pretty Polly Classic, Brighton, England; Melbourne Men's Tournament, Melbourne, Australia.

UPCOMING FRIDAY Boxing, at Atlantic City, N.J.: Calvin Grove vs. Dana Roston, 12 rounds, USBA bantamweight title; Golf, The Christian Service Center for Central Florida Charity Tournament, Lake Buena Vista, shotgun start; Jai-alai, Orlando-Seminole, 7 p.m.; Melbourne, 7 p.m.; Ocala, 6:45 p.m.; Soccer, college men, UCF vs. at Tampa; Track and field, Orlando Wheelchair Games; Water polo, (through Sunday) U.S. championships, Justus Aquatic Center. SATURDAY Baseball, (if necessary) World Series, St.

Louis at Kansas City, 8:25 p.m.; Boxing, at Anchorage, Alaska: Alexis Arguello vs. Andy Nance, 10 rounds, junior welterweights; Cross country, college men and women, Stetson Invitational, DeLand, 9 a.m.; Football, college, Stephen F. Austin State at UCF, 7 p.m. (homecoming); Jai-alai, Orlando-Seminole, noon, 7 p.m; Ocala, noon, 6:45 p.m.; Melbourne, noon, 7 p.m.; Track and field, Orlando Wheelchair Games; Soccer, college men, Tampa at Rollins, 2 p.m.; Stetson at Barry, 3 p.m.; UCF vs. West Virginia at Tampa; college women, Florida International at Rollins, 11 a.m.

SUNDAY Road rally, October Odyssey, Altamonte Mall, 1:00 p.m.; Track and field, Orlando Wheelchair Games; Road racing, Hamilton Marathon, New Zealand. HOCKEY NEW YORK ISLANDERS Demoted defensemen Gerald Diduck and Gord Dineen and left winger Dale Henry to the Springfield Indians of the American Hockey League. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Signed defenseman Mark Howe to a multiyear contract; reassigned left winger Joe Paterson to Hershey of the American Hockey League. Juan Vene, Latin American baseball broadcaster, on colorful and controversial St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Joaquin Andujar: "If he spoke French, it would be the same thing.

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