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The Orlando Sentinel, Wednesday, September 21, 1983 Outlaw sprint cars will kick off Volusia Speedway Sunday afternoon racing By Tim Povtak on Friday and the New Smyrna Speedway using Saturday nights, the Volusia County track in Barberville has opted for Sundays. Sprint car entries, 35 as of Tuesday, will come from NewYork, Michigan, South Carolina, Alabama and Florida. Known more for unpredictable excitement, the sprint cars pack 600-700 horsepower into 1,400 pounds. Among the entries are A.J. Mueller, Longwood; Rocky Sullivan, Plant City and Ray Bolin, Occoee.

Also on the card is Southern Modified racing. Gates open at noon and racing starts at 2. The next two weeks should determine whether Bobby Allison wins his first Grand National points championship or suffers another late-season slump. The past two years, Allison lost the championship on the NASCAR short tracks, where he was dominated by the Darrell Waltrip-Junior Johnson team, which won its second consecutive title. Allison's victory at the Delaware 500 Sunday gave him a 101-point lead over Waltrip in the 1983 title chase with six races remaining, including this week at Martinsville and next week at Wilkes-boro, N.C., both short tracks.

A year ago, at this point, he held the same 101-point lead, but Waltrip won at Martinsville, Allison blew an engine and never regained his lead. Last season, Waltrip won three of the final six races when Allison went into a funk. Martinsville is the only track on the circuit on which Allison has never won. He has finished second there five times. "Now, we're capable of winning at a place like Martinsville.

And as long as we win races, it doesn't matter where he (Waltrip) finishes. Jeff Bodine's second-place finish at Delaware was his best as a Grand National driver. After 24 races this season, there have been 10 different pole winners. Ricky Rudd and Waltrip have each captured four poles and Cale Yar-borough, Terry Labonte and Neil Bonnett each have three. The driver with the most poles this season earns $25,000.

OF THE SENTINEL STAFF The Volusia County Speedway begins its Sunday afternoon racing this weekend with the first appearance of the spectacular outlaw sprint cars, which could reach 150 mph on the half-mile dirt track. With the Orlando Speed World racing Scoreboard The Orlando Sentinel Dial-a-Score: 420-5737 C-6 :81 pi i MOTOR SPORTS Tank McKamara NCAA Division l-AA poll Dunkel Index Jeff Millar Bill Hinds 71 an Compiled by Chuck McClung 68 62 S3 62 49 48 45 39 TOZMIKJAL COWWECreP BYORttrJAtfYM COULD TAP MPfeAU-Y wngsiiiw PWOMe. THE BteUEES BASf XI tky JJ0UU7 AUVOP VfTtJ Late Monday's boxes National League Padres 4, Giants 2 SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO aorhM ebrhW Brown If 3 110 Gladden cf5 0 2 0 Lanstrd 1b 0 0 0 0 OMally 3b 2 1 1 0 Wiggins 1b 3 110 Yngbld 2b 3 0 1 0 Gwynn rf 3 0 0 1 Leonard II 4 1 0 1 38 33 26 23 9 8 8 Tuesday's question: What pitcher holds the major-league for most games pitched in a season? Tuesdsy's answer: Mike Marshall of Los Angeles, with 106 games pitched in during the 1 974 season. Today's queetion: The major-league record for most clubs pitched tor during one season Is four, held by three players. Who was the last? SZ A WINTER LEAGUE Is forming for men Baseball Baseball 18 years-old and up.

Fee is $20. For Infor- Football UCF SEASON TICKETS are still on sale at a reduced price for the remaining five games. Regular season tickets are $22, student tickets are $9.50 and corporate 1 0 per hcksi. ror imormauon, contact tne UU- ticket agency at (305) 275-2139. BUC BUS, a chartered bus service for all Tampa Bay Buccaneer home games, will be ottered from the Altamonte Mall and Church Street Station.

Tickets are $9.50. For TKenndy McRynl cf Tmpltn ss LSalazr 3b Bonilla 2b Whitson Monge Chitler 4 110 CDsvis rf 4 0 1 1 4 12 0 CSmith 1b 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 Brenly 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 Parttni a 2 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 Brgmn ph 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 Sularz as 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Kuipar ph 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Garrelts 2 0 0 0 Venabl ph 1 0 1 0 Larch 0 0 0 0 Evans ph 1 0 0 0 32 4 7 1 Totals 32 2 7 2 Totals San Diego San Frandsco 110 100 010 4 200 000 000 I Game-Winning RBI Templeton (8). Pettini. DP San Francisco 1. LOB San Diego 5, San Francisco 8.

2B Youngblood, CDavis. SB Brown (25), Leonard (24), Gladden (4), Wiggins 2 Idoj. 0 Wiggins. IP ER SB SO San Diego Whtsn W.5-7 Monge ChifferS.1 San Fran. Garrelts 5 2-3 2-3 22-3 8 3 Lerch WP Garrelts 2.

PB Brenlv. 2:34. A 2,486. Dodgers 9, Astros 2 HOUSTON LOS ANGELES ebrhW ebrhM Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 SSax 2b 5 12 1 LaCorta 0 0 0 0 BRussel ss5 1 1 0 Pun! rf 4 111 Andesn ss 0 0 0 0 Thon ss 4 111 DBaker If 4 0 1 1 Cruz If 4 0 2 0 SHowe 0 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 0 0 0 Bream ph 1 0 0 0 Garner 3b 3 0 10 Niednfur 0 0 0 0 Mmphycf 3 0 0 0 Guerrer3b3 1 1 1 Ashby 3 0 10 Landrx cf 4 2 3 1 JNiekro 2 0 0 0 Espy cf 10 0 0 LaCoss 0 0 0 0 Marshl 1b 4 1 1 0 DSmllh 0 0 0 0 RJRynl rf 3 1 1 0 Bass ph 1 0 0 0 Yeager 2 0 0 0 CRnlds 2b 0 0 0 0 Mondy ph 0 0 0 1 Landsty pr 0 1 0 0 Thomaa If 1 1 1 0 Welch 2 0 0 0 Brock ph 1 0 0 1 Fimplec 10 12 Totals 32 2 2 Totals 37 12 I Houston Los Angeles 200 000 000 2 100 MM 20x 9 Game-Winning RBI Monday (4). Thon 2, Puhl.

DP Los Angeles 1. LOB Houston 3, Los Angeles 9. HR Puhl (8), Thon (20), Guerrero (29). SB BRussell (12), RJReynolds 2 (4), Lan- U'eaux ifservaiions, call Mnj 04W-01ZD. FLORIOA GATOR TICKETS will be available at the Altamonte Mall and Church Street Station ticket outlets tor all home games.

GATOR CLUB BREAKFAST Is 7:15 a.m., Thursday at Harley Hotel, Orlando for all omur iiuu msmoers ana ineir guests, i-or information, can (305) 422-4511. Lacrosse ORLANDO LACROSSE CLUB starts practice 1 p.m., Oct. 30 at Wymore Tech In Eatonvllle. Anyone interested should call Dave Shrum at (305) 786-6656 or (305) Road THE THRESHOLD RUN FOR THE KIDS Is Oct 1 at lire RanlMratinn I. US due by Sept.

24 ($8 afterward) and available at Track Shack rDavtnna and nrianrtm' Foot Locker (Winter Park Mall and Melbourne), Athletic Attic (Winter Park, Alta- iiiuiiiB anu roamon square mans; ana ntnieies foot (uoioniai Plaza and Melbourne). Fees may be mailed to The First Bankers of Orange County, Goldenrod Banking Center, 7400 University Winter Park, 32792. For Information, call Dick Tucker at (305) 275-221 6. THE ROBINSON'S SYMPHONY CLASSIC 10K is 8:10 a Oct. 2, at the Uni- vwsiiy ui lampa.

iso, a or is scneauiea Rating Ooeoeino Rating Teem Dm Teem SATURDAY'S GAMES MAJORS Alabama 95 8 Appalach'n 67.2 Arizona 101.6 ArlzonaSt 96.6 Arkansas 95.1 Army 64 8 Baylor 85 4 BostonU 60.3 Bowl'gGr'n 72.1 Brig. Young 68.5 Bucknell 54 0 Cent Mich 71.8 Cinc'nati 82 5 Clemson 93.9 Colgate 71 .2 Colorado 75.9 Del State' 52.7 Delaware' 71.8 Illinois 72.7 E.Tex.St 62.5 EasternKy 77.8 Florida 96.7 Fresno 72.1 Furman 81 .0 Georgia 98.8 Harvard 69 4 HotyCross 70.0 Houston 80.7 Idaho 69.4 IllinoisSt 59.7 Indiana 78.2 IndianaSt 80.6 lowaSt 77.3 JacksonSt 73.2 La. Tech 72 4 Lafayette 67.0 Madison 67.1 McNeese 74.6 Miami.FIa 89.9 Mich St 87.6 Michigan 92.4 Mid.Tenn 66.2 Missouri 87.3 Montana 66 2 Morgan 41.4 Murray 56.2 N.Arizona 58.9 N.C.State 82.2 N.Carolina 95.7 N.lllinoia 68 9 N.Mexico 78.4 N'eastern 56 3 NeastLa 77.7 N'westLa 74.0 Navy 74.3 Nebraska 115.9 Nev.Reno 70.6 Newberry 48.8 OhioState 99.6 OhioU 58.0 Okla.St 86.3 Oklahoma 95.0 PennState 86 6 Pittsburgh 98.6 Purdue 72 8 Rhodel 62.2 Rice 68.0 C.State 74.5 S.DiegoSt 83.0 Illinois 77.8 S.M.U. 93.7 S'westMo 63.3 So.Calif 98.1 SouthernU 65.8 Stanford 80.9 Syracuse 83.8 Tenn.St 67.6 Tennessee 94.9 Tex.Arl'n 65.1 Tex.South'n 54.5 Texas 99 9 Toledo 71.2 Tulane 88.5 Utah 83.2 Va.Tech 79.0 W.Carolina 68.2 W.Virginia 99.1 W'keForest 77.8 Wash. St 79.8 Washington 96.4 WeberSt 65 2 WesternKy 59 0 Wyoming 80.3 Yale 55.1 Vanderbilt 87.3 3 29 40 27 3 8 0 5 9 8 5 5 18 17 3 35 5 23 5 16 4 3 34 16 9 14 8 2 16 18 29 1 13 8 24 25 16 3 0 5 33 22 21 4 5 3 0 35.

14 23. 20 5 3 14 19 5 5 7 1 2 4 10 6 8 8 6 27 15 27 27 39 22 33 8 10 10 3 8 4 15 4 3 1 22 Citadel 64.7 Fullerton 72.8 Wichita 57.0 Mls'sippi 68 3 Dartmouth 61 .8 TexasTech 77.6 Maine 60.0 Maimi.O 67.5 AirForce 79.9 Princeton 46.4 W.Michigan 66 5 Louisville 77.4 Ga.Tech 75.6 Cornell 53.9 OregonSt 73.4 DC.U 17.6 Penn 66.8 N'eastMo 50.1 S'eastLa 57.9 Akron 61.7 Mlss.Sf 92.7 Pacific 68.7 Marshall 46 8 S.Carolina 82.7 Mass 60.2 N.H'shire 56.5 Oregon 72.9 ldahoSt67.3 Drake 43.6 N'westem 60.6 Cent.Mo 52.0 Colorado 75.9 Miss.Val 60.7 Lamar 64.4 Columbia 42.9 Nichoils 58.9 NotreDame 86.6 Illinois 87.3 Wisconsin 87.9 Morehead 33.4 UtahSt 65.6 PortlandSt 44.8 N.C.AAT37.8 Tenn.Tech 50.8 MontanaSt 56.1' Virginia 81.9 WmMary61.1 KentSt 55.0 N.Mex.St 55.4 CWPost 36.5 AnVSt 72.4 Abilene 71.0 Lehigh 60.3 UCLA 97.4 BoiseSt 65.2 Davidson 43.5 Iowa 92.4 E.Michigan 56.6 84.6 Tulsa 91.1 Temple 76.5 Manland 93.0 Minnesota 64.5 Brown 55 8 S'westLa 62.5 Howard 48.0 Tex.ElP 67.6 N.Iowa 51.1 T.C.U. 67.2 Lincoln 23.9 Kansas 76.1 PrairleV 33.0 SanJose73.0 Rutgers 73.5 FlaJMM 57.3 Auburn 91.9 W.Tex.St 57.4 Ala.St 50.5 N.Tex St 85.3 BallSt 67.0 Kentucky 85.3 Hawaii 82.5 1 V.M.I. 57.2 E.Tenn 62.2 BostonCol' 94.2 Richmond 54.6 Nev.LasV 77.6 L.S.U. 92.6 E.Wash'n 60.2 Aus.Peay 56.9 KansasSt 77.1 5 23 2 4 5 2 3 7 16 Youngst'n 65 7 Illinois 49.9 OTHER EASTERN FRIDAY'S GAMES I Glassboro 28.4 Peterson 21 .4 Ramapo 29.0 St Peters 1.2 W.Chester 63.5 26 14 3 0 35 JerseyCity 2.2 Brooklyn 7.0 lona 25.9 F-Dlck'son 1.1 Cheyney 28.3 Wagner 39 3 4 ronton 34.9 SATURDAY'S GAME8 Albany 28.1 15 Brockp't 13.5 Aiongni ai.t I Bowdoin 34.2 10 Buffalo 48.7 18 Calif St 47.2 2 Clarion 45 9 6 Cortland 30.9 7 Del Valley 45.0 4 Dickinson 13,1 0 Stroudsbg 55.7 33 Edinboro 53.4 5 FM 27.5 2 Gettysb'g 49 8 8 Hotstra 37.3 3 Ithaca 40 6 21 Hopkins 27 9 16 Lycoming 43 4 37 Miersv'le 41.6 4 Mansfield 30.0 2 Mercyhurst 20.1 13 Montclair 41 8 24 Slip Rock 52.1 2 Upssla 29 5 Hamilton 24 2 Rochester 30.5 Indians.

Pa 45.3 Lk.Haven 39.5 Pace 23.7 Sus'hanna 41.0 13.1 Cent.Conn 22.6 Shippensbg 48.6 Muhlenb 26.0 Sw'thmore 41 .6 Alfred 34.5 Fordham 19.8 Leb. Valley 11.8 Wilkes 6.6 Kutztown 38.0 Bloomsb'g 28.3 St Fran 6.7 Keen 17 6 Towson 49.8 KingsPt 35.6 Hobart 28.3 I.Lawrence 46.1 11 Union 47.3 19 Widener491 19 Juniata 30.3 OTHER MIDWESTERN SATURDAY'S GAMES .1 aiiCTwsra. mail ree to lamps sympnony uuiki, P.O. Box 18771, Tampa, 33679. For information, call f813) 879-7033.

ext 210 THE 2ND ANNUAL NCR 10K INCREDIBLE COMPUTER RACE is 7:30 a.m., Oct. 8 at the NCR facility in Lake Mary. Entry fee Is $5, $7 day of race. Entry forms are BALTIMORE ORIOLES Named Frank Verdi manager of the Rochester neo wings 01 me international League. INDIANA Named Bob Morgan head coach.

SAN DIEGO PADRES Acquired Darren Burroughs, Lance McCullers, Ed Wojna and Marty Decker, from the Philadelphia Phillies to complete the trade for outfielder Sixto Lezcano, on Aug. 31. Basketball FLORIDA Named Bob Hugglns assistant coach. KANSAS Named Ed Manning assis tant coacn. NCAA Announced that West Virginia University was reprimanded and censured lor minor recruiting violations.

WALSH Announced the resignation of Bob Huggins, head coach. Named Dan Peters head coach. Football CHICAGO BEARS Cut Oliver Williams, wide receiver. Placed Revie Sorey, guard and Jerry Muckensturm, linebacker, on the injured reserve list. Signed David Simmons and Kelvin Atkins, linebackers.

COLORADO STATE Announced that Mark Miller, quarterback, has left school. GREEN BAY PACKERS Signed Mike Curcio, linebacker. Released Chet Parle-vecchio, linebacker. LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Activated Shelby Jordan, offensive tackle. Placed Jim Romano, center, on the injured reserve list.

PITTSBURGH 8TEELERS Placed Eric Williams, defensive back, on the Injured reserve list. Activated Greg Best, defensive back. Hockey HARTFORD WHALERS Signed Randy Cameron, deten soman and Ray Fer-arro, center, to multi-year contracts and assigned them to their junior teams. Sent juniors Allan Acton, left wing, to Saskatoon, Chris DuPerron, defenseman, to Chicoutimi, Dsrcy Kaminski, defenseman, to Lethbridge, Dave MacLean, right wing, to Belleville; and Joe Reekie, defenseman, to North Bay. Assigned Denis Dore and Ken Latta; right wings, Steve Fulton and Mike Martin, defensemen, Joe Mantione, goallender, Larry Power, right wing to Flint of the International Hockey League.

Released Mario Corn, center and Dave McDonald, left wing. ST. LOUIS BLUES Assigned Bert Wilson and John Markell, left wings, Blaine Peerless, Dan Wood, Cary Eades, Jock Callander and Richard Zemlak to Montana of the Central Hockey League. Assigned Scott Machej, right wing to the Calgary Wranglers. Released Daryl Kuntz and Pierre Hamel, goaltenders.

Soccer TACOMA STARS Signed Paul Roe and Kyle White, midfielders. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ovaiiauie ai area spomng gooas stores or oy calling (30t) 323-9250, ext. 263 or 295. THE WORLD AIRLINES ROAD RACE is Oct. 15 starting on International Drive in Orlando.

The race is open to airline employees and their families and friends. Also, a 5K is scheduled. Entry fee is $10 snd should be mailed to World Airlines Road Race, P.O. Box 45003, Atlanta, 30320. For information, call (404) 256-4997.

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 10K BULL RUN Is Nov. 13. at the Sun Dome on campus. Also, a 5K run is scheduled. Entry fee is $7 prior to Nov.

7, $8 afterward. For Information, call Nick 0. Vltsaras at (813) 525-5017 (evenings) or Jeff THE SPACE COAST MARATHON Is 8 a.m., Nov. 27 at Brevard Community College's Melbourne Campus. A half-marathon will run concurrently.

For information, write Jack Kenworth, Space Coast Runners, P.O.Box 2407, Melbourne, 32901. In- IP ER BB SO 51-3 6 8 5 4 8 2-3 2 1 10 0 1 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 6 5 2 2 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 ciuoe at seir-saaressea, stamped envelope. LADIES TRACK WORKOUTS are every Wednesday (5:30 at Edgewater High School track in Orlando. For information, call Judy Greer at (305) 898-3815. Softball ALTAMONTE SPRINGS RECREATION DEPARTMENT has several nnaninn In a Sunday afternoon co-ed league which begins on Sept.

25. For Information, call Eric Horine at (305) 862-0090. JNkoL. 14-13 LaCoss Smith LaCorte Los Angeles SHowe Niedenfuer WP JNiekro. BK Welch.

PB Ashby. 2:49. A 44,748. NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE EAST 1. South Carolina St.

2. MONMM 3. Eastern Kentucky 4. Colgate, Y. 5.

Furman, 6. Jackson Miss. 7. Akron, Ohio 8. Southern 9.

North Texas 10. Indiana St 11. Idaho. 12. Holy Cross, Mass.

13. Idaho St 14. Northeast Louisiana 15. Grambling St La. 16.

Tennessee 17. Lafayette. Pa 18. Appalachian N.C... 18.

Boston University cu. aoutnern, James Madison, NCAA Division II poll SW Texas St 1-O0 2. Mississippi Col 30 3. N. Dakota St 4.

Abilene 5. CalPoly-SLO 6. W. Chester St. 7.

Troy St 8. S. Dakota St 9. Winston-Salem 10. ...20 ....20 30 ....30 ....30 ....10 National JuCo poll I AM(3) 20 2.

NW Mississpp 30 3. Illinois Vally 30 4. Iowa Centrl (2) 30 5. Nassa, NY (2) 20 6. Butler Co, Kn .30 7.

Ricks, Idah (1) 30 8. Kilgore, 20 9. Dixie. Uth 20 10. Chown, NC 20 11.

Ferrum, 2-1-0 12. Scottsdale, Arz 2-0-0 Normandal, Mnn 20 14. Harfrd, Md. ,.20 15. Dodge City, Kn 30 Mesa, 20 Rochester, 1-1 College SATURDAY'S GAMES FLORIDA COLLEGES Florida at Mississippi State, 2:30 p.m.

Tennessee State at Florida MM, 7 p.m. North Alabama at Central Florida, 7:30 p.m. Notre Dame at Miami, 9 p.m. MEAC South Carolina State at Howard U. SEC South Carolina at Georgia Tulane at Kentucky Auburn at Tennessee Arkansas vs.

Mississippi at Jackson, night Washington at LSU, night Alabama at Vanderbilt, night MEAC South Carolina State at Howard U. North Carolina AAT at Morgan State BIG EIGHT Colorado State at Iowa State Utah State at Missouri UCLA at Nebraska Tulsa at Oklahoma Oregon State at Colorado Wyoming at Kansas State, night BIG TEN Northwestern at Indiana Ohio State at Iowa Illinois at Michigan State Micnigan at Wisconsin Purdue at Minnesota, night PAC-10 Houston at Oregon Kansas at Southern California San Jose State at Stanford Nevada-Las Vegas vs. Washington State at Spokane Fullerton State at Arizona, night Wichita State at Arizona State, night SOUTHWEST Texas Tech at Baylor, night Southwestern Louisiana at Rice, night North Texas State at Texaa, night Oklahoma State at Texas night Southern Methodist at Texas Christian, night ACC Georgia Tech at Clemson Pitt at Maryland William Man at North Carolina Virginia at North Carolina Stats, night WAC San Diego State at Texas-El Paso, night Hawaii at Utah, night New Mexico at New Mexico State, night PCAA Fresno State at Pacific, night INDEPENDENTS Dartmouth at Army West Virginia at Boston College Lehigh at Navy Rutgers at Syracuse Penn State at Temple Wake Forest at Richmond VMi at Virginia Tech Brigham Young at Air Force Cincinnati at Louisville, night NCAA l-AA BIG SKY Idaho at Idaho State, night Portland State at Montana State Boise State at Nevada-Reno Weber State at Eastern Washington Montana State at Northern Arizona, night IVY Rhode Island at Brown Colgate at Cornell Massachusetts at Harvard Bucknell at Princeton Connecticut at Yale MID-AMERICAN Miami. O. at Bowling Green Northern Illinois at Kent State Eastern Michigan at Ohio University Central Michigan at Western Michigan Ball State at Toledo, night MISSOURI VALLEY Illinois State at Drake Central Missouri State at Indiana State, night Texas-Arlington at West Texas State, night OHIO VALLEY Akron at Eastern Kentucky Middle Tennessee State at Morehead State Tennessee Tech at Murray State, night Western Illinois at Youngstown State, night Western Kentucky at Austin Peay, night SOUTHLAND Lamar at Louisiana Tech, night Nicholts State at McNeese State, night SOUTHWESTERN Jackson State at Mississippi Valley State Southern U.

vs. Prairie View at Houston Alabama State at Texas Southern, night SOUTHERN Appalachian state at The Citadel, night Marshall at Furman Eaat Tennessee State at Western Carolina, night Davidson at Newberry, night YANKEE Boston University at Maine Holy Cross at New Hampshire 3-0-0 lAn hiim.i200 30 30 .....30 2-1-0 2-1-0 ..20 .20 2-1-0 2-1-0 22 2-1-0 19 OJUtt 14 2-1-0 10 1-1-0 ...20 1-1-0 THE WALSIE WARD GIRLS' CLUB OF day night co-ed league. Minimum age ror information, can ivaryn urieco at (JtA) MEN'S CLASS tournament is Sect. 24 For information, call Bobby Joe at (305) 896-7863 or Joe (305) 275-1213. MEN'S CLASS tournament is Oct.

1-2 at Conway Field, Orlando. Fee Is $80 per team For inlormation, call Lou DiBartolomeo at (305) 282-4103 or (305) 275-3791. MEN'S CLASS tournament is Oct. 8-9 at Longwood's Candyland Park. Fees are $90 per team for the 16-team event.

For Information, call Tom Webb at (305) 298-7476 after 5 p.m. men CLASS tournament is Oct. 1-2 and is due bv Sept. 26. For information, 3:30 p.m.

Tennis SOUTH ORLANDO YMCA WOMEN'S B-C DOUBLES TOURNAUFMT i. sm o-l 25 at the South Orlando YMCA. Entry fee Pet PF PA Miami 2 1 0 .667 60 51 Buffalo 2 1 0 .667 38 41 Baltimore 1 2 0 .333 62 68 New England 1 2 0 .333 70 78 Y. Jets 1 2 0 .333 64 69 CENTRAL Pet PF PA Cleveland 2 1 0 .667 69 60 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .667 75 63 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .000 23 47 Houston 0 3 0 .000 72 101 WEST Pet PF PA A Raiders 3 0 0 1.000 67 30 Denver 2 1 0 .667 41 33 Seattle 2 1 0 .667 64 58 Kansas City 1 2 0 .333 43 57 San Diego 1 2 0 .333 77 89 information, call (305) 855-2430. THE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS RECREATION DEPARTMENT is now registering tor the fall program at Eastmonte and Westmonte parks.

Included are youth, adult beginner and advanced beginner classes, ladies round robin and youth tennis league For information, call Shelly Nooft at (305) 830-3880 or Candy Goebet at NJUabama 58.S S'westOkla 55.1 S'weetTex 78.2 Salisbury 34.6 Sewanee 34.8 Trinity 25.3 TroySt 60.5 Tuskegee 44.6 Valdosta 47.7 W.Maryland 31.6 Wofford 64.7 CentFIa 48.7 S.Houston 49.2 TexasAal 46.7 Frostburg 27.0 Principia 18.1 Mlllsaps 25.2 Ga.South'n 53.3 Clark 27.4 Savannah 30.9 Ursinus 26.5 Catawba 29.3 High school THURSDAY'S GAMES CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 4 Orlando Bishop Moore at Daytona Beach Seabreeze CLASS AA, DISTRICT 10 Melbourne Florida Air Academy at Eaton-ville Wymore Tech FRIDAY'S GAMES CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT 10 DeLand at Winter Garden West Orange Stuert Martin County at Orlando Boone Bradenton Manatee at Orlando Oak Ridge CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT Lake Mary at Altamonte Springs Lake Brantley Daytona Beach Mainland at Port Orange Spruce Creek Maitland Lake Howell at Sanford Seminole Orlando Colonial at Longwood Lyman CLASS AAAA, DISTRICT 11 Orlando Edgewater at Satellite Miami Columbus at Merritt Island Miami Beach at Vero Beach Cocoa at Eau Gallie CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 4 Orlando Jones at New Smyrna Beach CLASS AAA, DISTRICT Palatka at Span- North Marion Crystal River at Candler Lake Weir Orlando Evans at Ocala Forest CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 7 Lakeland at Brooksville Hernando CLASS AAA, DISTRICT i Kissimmee Osceola at Haines City CLASS AAA, DISTRICT I Fort Pierce Central at Titusville Astronaut CLASS AAA, DISTRICT 10 Auburndale at Fort Pierce Westwood Melbourne Palm Bay at Stuart South Fork CLASS AA, DISTRICT 6 Interlachen at Bunnell Flagler Palm Coast CLASS AA, DISTRICT 7 Madison at Alachua Santa Fa Hawthorne at Chiefland CLASS AA, DISTRICT 9 Umatilla at Bushnell South Sumter Mount Dora at Dunnellon CLASS AA, DISTRICT 10 Clermont at Tavares Grovel and at Eustis CLASS AA, DISTRICT 12 Avon Park at Mulberry Bartow at Fort Meade Sebring at Wauchula Hardee County CLASS AA, DISTRICT 13 Oviedo at St. Cloud Titusville at Rockledge CLASS DISTRICT 4 Ouincy Monroe at Gainesville Oak Hall Orlando Heritage Prep at Trenton CLASS DISTRICT 8 Labelle at Frostproof Tampa Temple Heights at Ocala St. John Lutheran St. Petersburg Northside Christian at Orlando Lake Highland Prep OTHERS Gainesville Eastside at Gainesville Buchholz Cocoa Beach at Clewiston Daytona Beach Father Lopez at Lakeland Santa Fe Gainesville P.K. Yonge at Keystone Heights Wildwood at Inverness Citrus Lakeland Kathleen at Sarasota Riverview Plant City at Tampa Hillsborough SATURDAY'S GAMES CLASS AAA, DISTRICT I Leesburg at Ocala Vanguard OTHERS St.

Petersburg Shorecrest at Orlando Trinity Prep Melbourne Central Catholic at Fort Pierce John Carroll Major schedule Today at San Jose, CsMf. c-Csrlos de Leon vs. Yaqui Lopez, 12, WBC crui-serweight title. Thursday at Portland, Ore. Harold Petty vs.

James Manning, 12, NABF bantamweight title; at Atlantic City, N.J. Johnny Bumphus vs. Jose Angulo, 10, junior welterweights: David Seers vs. Jerry Halstead, 10. light heavyweights.

Friday at RtchfloM, Ohio c-Micheel Dokes vs. Gerne Coetzee, 15, WBA heavyweight title; Tim Witherspoon vs. James Tillis, 12, NABF heavyweight title; Rensido Snipes vs. Alfredo Evangelists, 10, heavyweights: Azumah Nelson vs. Alberto Collazo.

10, featherweights; Davidson Andeh vs. Alvin Hayes, 10. lightweights; Bobby Joe Young vs. Jeff Malcolm, 10, welterweights. Sept 23 at Phoenix Monte Masters vs.

Tony Fulilangi. 12. heavyweights. Sept 24 et Totowa, N.J. Jamas Green vs.

David Braxton. 12, NABF super welterweight title: Bobby Czyz vs. Bill, Me-dei, 10, mtddleweights. Sept 27 at Atlantic Crty Carmeio Ns-gron vs. Gerald Hayes, 10, featherweights.

Sept 28 et Atlantic CHy, HJ, Anthony Fletcher vs. Ruben Munoz, 10, lightweights; Kevin Howard vs. Richard Nixon, 10. junior middleweights; James "Buster'' Douglas vs. Bruce Grandham, 10, heavyweights.

defending cfiewuluw Volvo Grand Prix AT BORDEAUX, FRANCE FIRST ROUND Bernard Fritz d. Scott Ltpton 6-7, 6-3. 6-3: Colin Dowdeswell d. Pender Murphy 7-5. 4-6.

6-3; Thierry Tulaane d. Victor Peed 6-3. 6-2: Stefan Simonsson d. Michiel Schepers 6-1, 7-5. Pescal Portee d.

Jaroslav NavraM 6-2, 6-4; Miroelav Mear d. Low Courteau 2-6, 6. 6-2: Juan AguHera d. Corrado Baraz-zutti 6-4. 6-4; Roberto Argueflo d.

Carlos Castellan 6-4, 6, Pablo Arrays d. Patnce Kuchna 6-3, 6-2. races at 0 a.m. tntry lee is $5 before Sept. 25, PINE HILLS has two oneninos in Its Satur requirement Is 14-y ears-old before Oct.

13. 2W 430U. 25 at Conwav Field Orlando Fee la $85 at Red Bua Park. Casselberrv. Fee Is $95 call Kellv Wainscott at (305) 830-5460 after is $20 per team and due bv Sam 51 For WIFE CHAMPIONSIPS ara at ttui Winter Apopka Junior High, starting Sept 21.

is Sept. 16. For intormation, call (305) Solunar Tables A.M. Mln. Ma.

5:16 11:16 6:56 11:55 8:30 12:18 7:18 10 8:05 1:68 8:58 2:48 9:48 3:38 Tides P.M. Mln. Mai. Today Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday 8:28 11:40 6:08 6:50 12:40 7:48 1:30 8:38 2:20 9:28 1:10 10:20 4:08 Low A.M. P.M.

A.M. P.M. DAYTONA BEACH 8:21 8:42 2:00 2:08 8:88 9:17 9:33 9:80 10:04 10:24 10:40 10:87 11:17 11:34 12:02 12:21 2:31 2:42 Saturday Sunday Tueedey 3:32 3 54 4 OS 4:32 4:42 6:18 5:25 HIGH LOW 20 20 8 8 ADD MINUTES FOR: Cocoa Beach New Smyrna Beech PORT CANAVERAL FTA STATE CLOSED HUSBAND AND OWGA AT TUSCAWILLA PAR 72 Low gross Championship flight p. Brass 76, K. Kan an 80, M.

Donahue 81; Net B. Breen 73, B. Pringle 73, M. Ohly 64; First flight Low gross: B. Daniel 88, M.

Enga 88, P. Rogner 89, V. Stockman 89; Low net K. Mowry 77, J. McClary 78, D.

Bjoring 78, M. Blair 80; Second flight Low gross: M. Bargish 88, M. Chapman 90, H. Springer 91, M.

Bennett 91; Low net N. Ramsdell 75, H. Bruger 75, J. Browning 75, A. Roberts 76; Third flight Low gross: E.

Townsend 88, V. Conk-lln 93, F. Holloway 94, R. Arnold 96; Low net: M. Wilson 78, A.

Mathis 78, S. Thompson 79, D. King 80. NASL playoffs SEMIFINALS Best 04 three THURSDAY'S MATCH Golden Bay at Toronto, 8 p.m. SATURDAY'S MATCH Toronto at Golden Bay, 11 p.m., I necessary MONDAY'S MATCH Tulsa at Montreal, 8 p.m.

NEXT WEDNESDAY Montreal at Tulsa, 6:30 p.m., if necessary College ROLLINS 2, FLAGLER 0 Flagler Rollins 12 Gosls: Winkelman, Ullow. Records: Rollins 2-0, Flagler 2-2. UCF 6, SAINT LEO0 UCF Saint Leo 2 0-0 Goals: Francois, Falcon, Bushara (2). Rannie, Reid. Records: UCF 4-1-1 (1-0), Saint Leo 1-1 (0-1) High school Orlando Luther 7, Tampa Desisto High school Orlando Jones 15-15, St.

Cloud 4-13 Maitland Lake Howell 15-15, Apopka 3-1 Orlando Luther 15-15, Montverde 9-4 Orlando Oak Ridge 14-15-15, Orlando Colonial 16-4-13 Orlando Boone 16-9-11, Winter Park 14-15-15 Orlando Evans 15-15, Orlando Edgewater 11-13 ww High school girls lake mary 26, sanforo seminole 30 1. Sue Kingsbury (LM) 2. Debbie Colemen (S) 3. Tracy Blackley (LM) 4. Sarah Ellmore (S) 5.

Nikkl Hays (LM) 14:45. BOYS LAKE MARY 21, SANFORO SEMINOLE 38 1. Derrick Tangeman (LM) 2. Mark Blythe (LM) 3. Billy Penntck (S) 4.

Kent Troutman (S) 5. Ken Rohr(LM) 17:21. At Orlando-Semlnole Tonight's entries 1st 1. Bilbao-Aguirre; 2. Pita-Reyes; 3.

Rene-Oyan; 4. Ricardo-Elorza; 5. Ne-gui-Arca; 6. Gabiola-Arans; 7. Leque-For-uria; 8.

Pinson-Echeva 2nd 1. Leque-Elorza: 2. Ricardo-Oyari; 3. Pinson-Reyes; 4. Pita-Aguirre; 5.

Olee-Arana; 6. Negui-Zarraga; 7. Gabiola-Arca; 8. Rene-Foruria 3rd 1. Bilbao; 2.

Rene; 3. Oiea; 4. Reyes; 5. Leque; 6. Gabnla; 7.

Ricardo; 8. Pinson 4th 1. Ricardo-Foruna; 2. Leque-Reyea; 3. Negui-Arana: 4.

Bilbeo-Oyan, S. Pinson-Aguirre; 6. Olea-Elorza; 7. Ga-txola-Echeva, 8. Pita-Farah 5th 1.

Otea-Oyari; 2. Negui-Aguirre; 3. Pita-Echeva; 4. Manoto-Elorza: 5. Rene-Zarraga; 6.

Mikel-Arena; 7. Bilbao-Area; 8. Garay-Foruria 6th 1. Galla-Chasio; 2. Charola-Yza; 3.

Durango Kid-Zarre; 4 Eduardo-Zubi; 5. Gorostola-Farah; 6. Mikei-Mendi; 7. Arra-Irazabal; 8. Aramayo-Atano 7th 1.

Tello-Oyan; 2. Geray-Zarraga; 3. Mikel-Arca; 4. Olea-Chasio: 5. Goroe-tofs-Echeve; 6.

Durango Kid-Atano; 7. Galle-Yza: 8. Manoio-Koaca 8th 1. Galla-Farah; 2 Mikel-Atano; 3. Tello-Zarre; 4.

Charola-Zarraga; 5. Arra-Mendi; 6. Aramayo-Kosca; 7. Eduardo-Chasio: 8 Manolo-lrazabal 9th 1. aee-Zubi; 2.

Garay-kazabal; 3. Durango Kid-Area; 4. Eduerdo-Echeva; 5. Tello-Yza: 6. Goroatola-Zarraga; 7.

Mh kel-Koeca; 8. Aramayo-Oyari 10th 1. Menoto-Yza; 2. Durango Kid-Echeva; 3. Garay-Zubi; 4.

Cheroli-Arca: 5. Tello-Mendi; 6. Arra-Zarraga; 7. Eduardo-Zarre. 8.

Gorostola-Chaaio 11th 1, Zsrre; 2. Gorostola: 3 Mendi; 4. GaMa; 5. Eduardo; 6. Charoia; 7.

Ara-mayo; 6. Arra 12th 1. Gerey-Atano; 2. Mikei-Yza: 3. Tello-Fersh; 4.

Galle-Zsrrsg 5. Durango Kid-irazabal; 6 Menolo-Zsrre; 7. Goroa-KXa-Zubi. S.Arra-Kosca 13th 1. Garay-Chasio: 2.

Durango Kid-Kosca; 3. Charola-Atano: 4. Arra-Zubi; 5. Arsmsyo-tnusbet: 6. GaMa-Mendi: 7.

Eduardo-Farah; 8. Gorostola-Zam Park Racquet Club, Sept. 23-25 For information, call (305) 275-2916. ROUND ROBIN TOURNAMENTS are Wednaadav ninhta ai nrtu Pari, win ter Park. For Inlormation.

call Bob Evans (305) 644-2910 WINTER PARK RECREATION DEPARTMENT Is offering youth and adult lessons at Azalea Lane Recreation Center and Cady Way Park. Fee is $20 for Winter Park residents and $25 for non-city residents. For information, call (305) 628-4553. NATIONAL CONFERENCE EAST Favorite Odds Underdog MONTREAL 6-7 Philadelphia ST. LOUIS m-Vli Mets Pittsburgh 6-7 CUBS ATLANTA 7K-8V4 Cincinnati Reds LOS ANGELES 7H-8H Houston S.

FRANCISCO 6-7 San Diego DETROIT SVi-eVi Baltimore TORONTO 7-8 Seattle Milwaukee Even-6 CLEVELAND KANSAS CITY Even-6 California BOSTON Pick Yankees WHITE SOX 8'A-2 Minnesota TEXAS 5U-6H Oakland Volleyball THE SEMINOLE BRANCH OF THE YMCA CO-ed leaoue for intarmarliata laval teams (AB) will run on Wednesday nights at Fee is $100 per team. Registration deadline 862-0444. Home team Ml CAPS Pet PF PA Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 93 60 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .667 48 50 Washington 2 1 0 .667 80 56 Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 35 57 St Louis 0 3 0 .000 61 104 CENTRAL Pel PF PA Green Bay 2 1 0 .667 89 87 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 63 85 Chicago 1 2 0 .333 65 64 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 51 61 Tampa Bay 0 3 0 .000 26 47 WEST Pet PF PA Atlanta 2 1 0 .667 63 47 A. Rams 2 1 0 .667 70 60 NewOrieana 2 1 0 .667 89 78 S.Francisco 2 1 0 .667 107 66 SUNDAY'S GAMES Don Wilson's fishing forecast Fresh Water Flipping a plastic worm in heavy cover continues to be the best tactic for big bass, but there are some signs that fish are moving to more accessible areas of grass and lily pads.

In the Oklawaha River Chain, more bass are showing up around the edge of pads and grass, hitting topwater plugs and spoons during the early mornings. Lake Harris is probably the best choice in the chain. Daily rainwater runoffs continue to concentrate schooling New Orleans at Dallas, 1 m. Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. St Louis at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.

Houston at Buffalo. 1 p.m. Kansas City at Miami, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. New England at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m.

Chicago at Baltimore, 2 p.m. Cleveland at San Diego, 4 p.m. Washington at Seattle. 4 p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 4 p.m.

Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, 4 p.m. Los Angeles Rama at New York Jets, 4 p.m. CFL EASTERN DIVISION Dass in Lake Tohopekaliga in areas such as Goblet's Cove and near Shingle Creek. East Lake Tohopekaliga's bass have apparently moved from the heavy grass cover to the outer edge of the reed line, where plastic worms work best. If you prefer shiner fishing, the SL Johns River near Astor and Orlando's Lake Conway have been yield-ing larger fish to live-bait anglers.

Speckled perch fishing Thursday is improving in several areas, includina Lake Conwav and Friday A'g'stana 55 9 25 B-Wallace 47.7 4 Bethany 25.5 12 Bishop 39 0 16 BuenaV 30 0 1 Butler 51.4 3 Cameron 49.1 4 Capital 39 4 17 Cent.Ark 55 2 14 Chadron 35.0 9 Concordia 15.0 13 Cornell 31.7 5 DePauw47.2 15 Cent Okie 56.5 13 Elmhurst51.3 26 Findlay 39 9 0 Franklin 56 3 14 FLHays 43 8 2 GrandVal 55.1 12 Heidelbg 44 5 6 Hope 52.1 38 III Bened'ne 22.1 4 Ill.Wesl'n 32 7 2 IllmoisCol 20.7 0 lndCent41.5 10 Kenyon 37.3 8 Knox 128 2 Lacrosse 50 8 18 Lawrence 37.0 20 Lores 28 6 3 Manchester 15.1 1 Mesa 62.1 16 Mtlhkin 43 8 12 Mo. Valley 40 6 6 Mo West 36 3 1 Mt Union 47 7 8 Muskingum 35.3 21 NEIIImois 22 3 5 OlrvetNaz41.0 4 Ripon 32 6 28 RrverFalls 47.8 6 Rolla 48 1 8 St Ambrose 14.7 1 St Josephs 44.4 1 StoutSt 35 6 3 Wabash 52 0 22 Wartburg 36 9 2 Wash.Mo 18 6 13 Wheaton 31.3 Dayton 43 9 Kan.Weeln 14 0 Lsngston 23.3 Dubuque 29 2 Wittenb'g 48.9 Monticeilo 45.6 O.Wesl'n 22.7 N'westMo 41.4 EmponaSt 26 4 Gnnnetl 2.2 la.Wesl'n 27.0 R-Hulman 31 9 Ark Tech 43 6 Carroll 25 5 O.North 39 8 Saginaw 42.1 Panhandle 41.8 CentralSt 43 4 Denison 38.8 Obertin 14 1 N.Park 18 5 Central 30 8 Concordia 20.4 FernsSt31.5 Wooster 29 2 Beloit 106 Superior 32 8 Lakeland 17.1 Coe 25 8 Earlham 14 6 Colo 46 1 Certhage 32.2 Washbum 34 9 Evangel 37 0 Onerbein 39.5 Marietta 144 Alma 17.4 Olivet 37 5 4 9 EauClaire 42 8 Evensvtlle 39 8 Eurska 13 4 Wsyne.Mich 43.2 Whrlewster 32 3 Albion 29 8 Luther 36 6 Chicaoo 52 OTHER SOUTHERN SATURDAY'S GAMES PF PA Pta. Toronto 8 2 0 309 203 16 Hamilton 4 6 0 262 316 8 Ottawa 3 6 0 207 245 6 Montreal 2 8 0 205 300 4 1 WESTERN DIVISION PF PA Pta. BtshCImb 7 3 0 314 213 14 6 4 0 245 244 12 Edmntn 6 4 0 299 212 12 Calgary 4 0 233 216 10 Sktchwn 3 7 0 235 360 6 iear tningie ureeK and the Oklawaha River north of Lake Griffin. Griffin's hot spot is the five-acre fish at-tractor in the north end of the lake, where anglers are taking limits of bream and numbers of bass in the 4-to-5-pound range.

Salt Water There should be fair numbers of sailfish offshore in the 120-to-240-foot zone from Fort Pierce to Port Canaveral. Dolphin are also present in numbers in the merous off Daytona Beach. Bottom fishing for snapper Friday Today 8:18 8:34 1:81 1:89 Thursday 8:50 9:00 2:22 2:33 Friday 9:24 8:42 2:82 8:08 Saturday 8:88 10:16 3:28 3:48 Sunday 10:32 10:49 3:88 4:23 Monday 11:09 11:28 4:33 IM Tuesday 11:83 12:13 6:18 8:88 AOO MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Me4boune 20 20 Vero Beach 8 8 Fort Pterca meet 27 23 ana grouper should be fair at most locations, especially in 280 feet of water at The Steeples between Port Canaveral and Daytona Beach. Whiting are the dominant species in the surf near Daytona Beach, while bluefish are still feeding on cut mullet at Playalinda Beach near Titusville. Sebastian Inlet's run of Spanish Mackerel has subsided, but channel bass (red drum) and snapper are more than making up for the loss.

The snapper are feeding along the SATURDAY'S GAMES "Calgary at Toronto, 7 p.m. Saskatchewan at Winnipeg. 8:30 p.m. UPI Top Twenty FIRST PLACE VOTES IN PARENTHESES (39) 30 598 2. Texas 10 ,3.

Ohio State (1) 20 ,4. North Carolina 30 5. Alabama 20 ,6. Iowa 20 .7 Washington 4 20 544 523 404 399 357 349 249 194 176 142 138 128 119 85 69 65 35 33 33 ,8 West Virginia. 30 ,9.

...20 -1-1-0 -11 -20 21 -1-1-0 30 1-1 -1-1 -20 11 .20 10. Oklahoma. 11. Georgia. 12.

Southern Methodist 13. Florida 14 Auburn. 15. Boston College. 16.

Notre Dame 17. Michigan. 18. Arkansas. 19.

Arizona State Muhigan State. shrimp, while live fingerling Today Thursday rocks of the north jetty on live munet Tisned near the end of most of the reds. Dirty water BAYPORT 2 02 1:88 848 8-31 2:22 2:26 8:34 8:86 2:41 2:89 843 9:16 2:88 3:34 8:31 8:40 3:21 4:10 10-OJ 10-04 3:48 4:32 10:38 4:11 8:48 11:23 11. -02 Saturday Sunday Monday the inlet, but that could improve with this week's full moon if the water clears. The Indian River near Titusville should be the best area for spotted sea trout Numbers of Ala.ASM 52.1 24 Albany 28.6 Austin 28 1 5 SW.Tenn 23 3 Cent.Okla 66.7 19 How Payne 47 9 Elon 58 2 4 Olewman 54 5 Ft.

Valley 54 8 17 MornsBrn 37.7 G-Webb 53 9 4 MarsHill 49 6 G1own.Ky26.3 2 Em-Henry 24 4 Harding 43 1 6 S'eaMOkla 37 4 Henderson 46.6 9 Pineetuff 37.3 7 19 Georgia 52.1 Ky State 39 1 14 Knomlle 25.1 Len Rhyne 48 7 4 Prosby'n 44.4 Morehouse 36,6 35 Fiskl.O INDEPENDENTS Northeastern at C.W Post District of Columbia at Dei aw are State Penn at Delaware Columbia at Lafayette Liberty Baptist at James Madison Eastern Illinois at North Missouri Stste Esst Texas State at Southeastern Louisiana, night Northwestern Louisiana at Abilene Christian, night Southwest Missouri State at Lincoln, night ft- the same jetty are catcning has slowed snook fishing at (AI AOO Cedar MINUTES FOR: HIGH LOW Key rtrvea 28 It trout are being caught along the west bank of the river near deep water and around Haulover Canal north of the city. Mangrove snapper should also be concentrated around Haulover. 28 88 ftdea subject to wind conrJHona).