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riM-niiuril i. Mil "rrH'" II I If'l I I I iMnn pir mm Win IM mm Bjin mny D-2 The Orlando Sentinel, Wednesday, July 17, 1985 r. BASEBALL TELEVISION 1 I 1 CENTRAL METHODIST COLLEGE Named Jeff Sherman men's basketball coach UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Signed Johnny Woodward, who played high school baseball at Orlando Colonial High School, to a grant-in-aid. MIAMI MARLINS The Florida State League team signed former Baltimore Orioles shortstop Todd Cruz. BASKETBALL ft' TODAY: 6 A.M.

TO THURSDAY 6 A.M. AUTO RACING SCCA Super Vees, 3 a.m. BOWLING Tucson Open, (L), 8 p.m. 4 BOXING Boxing from Atlantic City, 1 :30 p.m. Boxing from Atlantic City, (L), 9:30 p.m.

FOOTBALL Australian Rules Football, 3:30 p.m. HYDROPLANES American Thunderboat Classic, 12:30 p.m. 1 OUTDOORS Fishing, 1984 Arthur Smith Bluefish Tournament, 5:30 p.m. TENNIS i U.S. Pro Championships, final match, 10 a.m.

Named Marsha Real I Mike Durbin BALL STATE women's coach. Patrick Ewing Bobby Allison CLEVELAND STATE Signed Coach Keith Mackey to a new 4-year contract. FOOTBALL RADIO TODAY MISCELLANEOUS SportsTalk 6 p.m. WKIS-AM (740). bronze.

In the men's competition, Lewis Meyers of Richardson, Texas, won the gold with a 536.25. David Cotton of Honolulu, with a 527.95 captured the silver medal, and Alejandro Worszylsti of Mexico won the bronze. i i DECISION EXTENSION. Edward J. DeBartolo, owner of the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins and the Major Indoor Soccer League's Pittsburgh Spirit postponed until next week his long-awaited decision on whether to sell, fold or move the struggling franchises.

SOFTBALL STATE TOURNEY. The International Softball Congress men's fastpitch state tournament will begin at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Thacker Avenue Softball Complex in Kissimmee. Participants: 11 teams, including four from the Osceola County Fastpitch League. Among them is Emery Masonry of Orlando, the defending champions, Sanderson's Drag Line of St.

Cloud, Osceola Eagles and Beckman Braves, both of Kissimmee. Other entrants: Tampa Merchants, Lil' Champ of Jacksonville, KGR Radio of West Palm Beach, Castle Inn of Pensacola, the Patriots of Tampa, Wild Trucking of Fort Pierce, Mims Masonry of Bartow. Allison is leaving DiGard racing team "Bobby Allison, who has won 81 NASCAR races and earned more than $5 million in his career, is leaving the DiGard Racing team with iyz years left on his contract, DiGard officials said Tuesday. Bill Gardner, chairman of the board of DiGard Racing, said that Allison, 47, and his son, Davey, agreed to complete the 1985 short-track program, which DiGard had subcontracted to them. Gardner said the Miller Brewing Company, which has been DiGard's sponsor since 1983, recognized the team had the right to terminate Allison and put a substitute driver in his place.

But he said Allison initiated the discussions that led to the settlement. Reports surfaced recently that Allison and Gary Nelson, vice president of operations for DiGard, had a running dispute over chassis setups on Allison's Buick. Gardner said those disputes came to a head after the Firecracker 400 in Day-tona Beach two weeks ago. MARATHONS BREAKING TRADITION. Faced with a proliferation of prize-money marathons that drew top runners away from the Boston Marathon, the Boston Athletic Association governors voted late Monday night to break an 89-year tradition and offer prizes.

Nine of the 1 1 governors attended the meeting. The vote wasn't unanimous but was overwhelmingly in favor of the move, said race administrator Guy Morse. Boston Mayor Raymond L. Flynn said the vote was "a major step forward in the effort to maintain the world-class stature of the Boston Marathon." Exact prize-money figures have not been determined. BASKETBALL EWING DEBUTS ON CBS.

Patrick Ewing's professional debut Oct. 26 is the first of 12 games that CBS plans to telecast during the 1985-86 NBA season. The New York Knicks, winners of a seven-team lottery, used their No. 1 pick in the NBA draft to take Ewing, the dominating 7-foot center who led Georgetown to the NCAA finals three times in the last four years. The Knicks tip off the season against Philadelphia in New York.

CINCINNATI BENGALS Signed two 1985 draft picks: offensive tackle Joe Walter; linebacker Dave Strobel. DALLAS COWBOYS Signed sixth-round draft pick Matt Moran, an offen-seive lineman from Stanford, to a series of 1-year contracts. DENVER BRONCOS Signed nose tackle Dallas Cameron, a seventh-round draft choice. HOUSTON OILERS Signed fifth-round draft pick Frank Bush, a linebacker from North Carolina State. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS Signed 10th-round draft pick Andre Pinesett, a defensive tackle from Fullerton State.

LOS ANGELES RAMS Signed ot-fensive guard Duval Love and running back Marlon Mclntyre. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed cornerback Earl Johnson of South Carolina, a ninth-round draft choice. NEW YORK JETS Signed sixth-round draft choice Rich Miano, a safety from Hawaii. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Signed de-fensive back Lonnie Young.

HOCKEY SWEDISH NATIONAL TEAM Named Thomas Gradin coach effective when his NHL contract expires in 1987. CYCLING SPINNING SPOKES. Spain's Pedro Dejgado won the 17th leg of the 72nd Tour de France with a time of 6 hours, 57 minutes, 21 seconds. Frenchman Bernard Hinault, showing strain during two climbs, retained his hold as the overall leader. Colombians Luis Herrera and Fabio Parra took second and third places, in the 130-mile ride from Toulouse to the ski station at Luz-Ardiden.

Herrera was 25 seconds behind and Parra trailed by 1:29. American Greg Lemond was fifth, 2:52 off the pace. Hinault's 91:26:28 leads Lemond in the overall standings by 2 minutes, 25 seconds. In the women's portion of the Tour de France, Italy's Maria Canins won the second leg of the second stage and maintained her overall lead. Canins finished 9 minutes ahead of France's Jeannie Longo, who is second overall, 9:18 behind Canins BOWLING BIG PIN CUSHION.

Mike Durbin averaged 236 in the fifth round as he jumped from 10th place into the lead of the Tucson Open in Arizona. Durbin won six of his eight matches to take a 111-pin lead over the inexperienced field. Durbin totaled 7,832 through 34 games. Billy Young Jr. was in second place with 7,721 in the $115,000 tournament.

MISCELLANEOUS THE GAMES BEGIN. The United States won gold and silver medals in the diving competition in the opening day of competition at the Maccabiah Games in Jerusalem. In women's diving, Kim Engel of Coconut Grove, took the gold with a score of 464, while Laurie Israel of Ann Arbor, won the silver with a 376.75. Mindy Kalchman of Canada took the TODAY BASEBALL Southern League, Orlando Twins, at Chattanooga Lookouts; Baseball, Florida State League, Osceola Astros at Daytona Beach Islanders, 7:30 p.m. GOLF (through Saturday) USGA Amateur Public Links, Kapaa, Hawaii.

GREYHOUND RACING Seminole Greyhound Park, 1 p.m., 7:45 p.m., Daytona Beach Kennel Club, 1:15 p.m., 8 p.m. JAI-ALAI Daytona Beach Jai-alai, Daytona Beach, 7:15 p.m., Ocala, noon, 6:45 p.m. UPCOMING THURSDAY Baseball, Southern League, Orlando Twins at Chattanooga Lookouts; Florida State League, Osceola Astros at Daytona Beach Islanders, 7:30 p.m.; Golf (through July 21) PGA, Miller High Life QCO, Coal Valley, LPGA, Boston Five Classic, Danvers, British Open, Sandwich, England; PGA, Seniors Greater Syracuse Classic, Syracuse, N.Y.; Sunshine State Games at Tampa: Men's basketball, Spartan Sports Complex, University of Tampa, 5 p.m.; Jai-alai, Daytona Beach, 7:15 p.m.; Dog racing, Seminole Greyhound Park, 7:45 p.m.; Boxing, at Houston: Pancho Carter vs. Tony Nelson, 10 rounds, light-heavyweights. FRIDAY Baseball, Southern League, Orlando Twins at Chattanooga Lookouts; Florida State League, Lakeland Tigers at Osceola Astros, 7:30 p.m.; Daytona Beach Islanders at Winter Haven Red Sox, 7:30 p.m.; Track, Peugoet Talbot Games, London; Softball (through July 29), International Softball Week, Haarlem, The Netherlands; Sunshine State Games at Tampa: Handball, Tampa Bay Courthouse, 8 a.m.; Soccer, University of Tampa, 8:30 a.m.; Tennis, Riverfront Park and University of Tampa courts, 9 a.m.; Wrestling, Leto High School, 10:30.: a.m.; Fencing, Holiday Inn-International Airport, 11 a.m.; Men's basketball, 2:30 p.m.; Jai-alai, Daytona Beach, 7:15 p.m.; Ocala, 6:45 p.m.; Dog racing, Seminole Grey-hond Park, 7:45 p.m.; Daytona Beach Kennel 8 p.m.; Boxing, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Billy Costello vs.

Sammy Horn, 10 rounds, welterweights. MISCELLANEOUS FORDHAM UNIVEARSITY Named Chris Monasch acting athletic director. MCNEESE STATE UNIVERSITY Named Ted Brevelle athletic director. WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Named Jeff Hurd conference relations director. Randy Jostes, a defensive tackle trying to make the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers roster, on his two years in the United States Football League: "I can sum up two years in the USFL in one word obscurity.

I felt like a monk. In Chicago, I began talking to myself because nobody else knew I was there." Compiled by Ken Paskman SOCCER COLGATE UNIVERSITY Named Michael Doherty coach. Shop Orlando dally 30-9: 30, Sun. 1 1 -6. Shop Sanford dally 30-, Sun.

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