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ureat Falls Tribune Saturday, August 5, 1989 Scoreboard A karate traveler Publisher sees world via martial arts Major League BasebaiT Sports today Golf PIONEER LEAGUE BASEBALL ma Standings Greot Foils Dodgers vs. Bunt Copper 31 JtKXj 8 UI8SSIC i By GEORGE GEISE Tribune Sports Editor As the co-owner and editor of Kings. Legion Pork, 7 p.m. MEMPHIS, Ttfm (API Scores AMERICAN LEGION! MSE1ALL sTounO of tST? Great Foils Electrics vs. Helena million PGA Fi(lera, ewa St.

Jude All Times EOT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division GB Lit) Streak Home Away 71 i mir classic played on me par 14-35 7L Pet ss a ptoven cm -Fighter magazine, one of the laurnorr 1 course ot Soutrmtnd: State Fair Roce Meet. State Fair- Ed Fiorl grounds, 1:30 post Hme JlmGolloaher "ovBrewa East team scrimmage. East Junior sob Gilder High, 2 P.m. Br Km Worts 2-1 Lost 1 29-22 24-30 lvs 1-4-4 Won 21-25 24-29 2 I-5-S Won 24-21 24-27 2V 5-S Lost 1 27-27 25-27 3Vi 4-4 Lost 2 31-24 21-30 5 4-4 Lost 1 29-24 22-32 17 4-4 Lost 1 23-31 15-31 54 54 .500 54 55 .45 52 54 .491 52 Si .411 51 51 .441 31 44 .355 largest-circulation publications in the martial arts business, John Corcoran routinely attends international tour- 45-47132 44-7A-I14 41 44 134 44-44-1 45- 70-115 Bernhord Longer West Division ujoZitt naments that attract upwards of 47-49134 Bolllmore Cleveland Toronto Boston Mlwouke OW York betroit I California City Minnesota Seattle Chicogo Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away TV sports Fulton Allem Andrew Mogee Mike Oanaid 47-70-137 49-40-137 70-47137 40-70-111 43-7S-1H 2,000 His travels take him all over the world in search of stories of interest 10 a.m.. Term Is: semlfinoti from i 44 47 44 43 .404 5 4 .544 SI 44 .542 54 55 .495 51 57 .472 44 41 .422 4-4 Won 3 37-11 29-24 Vi 7-3 Won 1 40-20 24-23 7 5-5 Lost 1 35-14 24-33 TVs 4-4 Won 1 31-22 27-27 12V 1-4-4 Won I 29-24 25-31 IS 3-7 Lostl 29-25 22-32 20Vi 1-4-4 Won 2 24-20 22-35 70-40 rn nflrHrirvintc in martial arte a I3g i 70-49-139 group that includes karate, Tae-Jttt'S Kwon Do and kung fu, among oth- 0.

NATIONAL LEAGUE East OIvIihmi rv-ev ijt pre Pet GB Volvo International (ESPN) noua Tewell ll: NFL football: Eihlfcltlon HalSutton Ptav with Buffalo vs. Washington (5,24) floe Twav Bobov Wodklns Pittsburgh Pirates 11114.14) Howord Twltty 2:10 p.m.. Golf: Third-round action Lance Ten Broeck from St. Jade's Cknslc 13) Hubert Green 3 p.m Horse racing: Whitney Hand- Donnie Hammond leap (ESPN) John Daly 5 p.m.. Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Mark Lve Cincinnati Reds (TBS) Jim Hallet 4 p.m..

Hall of Fame: Induction pick Mast ceremonies from NFL Hall of Fame Tim Simpson (ESPN) JetfSlumon 0 p.m.. Football: Exhibition play with j0y Don Bloke Son Froncisco vs. Las Angeles (ESPN) joy Haas 1 L10 Streak Home Away 1-5-5 Lost 2 33-22 -24 7-3 Won 2 29-23 33-24 4-4 Won 2 11-25 25-24 3-7 Won 1 14-10 22-33 4 43 44 .570 42 47 .549 54 49 .531 54 51 .523 44 42 .424 43 45 390 West Division 71-40-139 709-119 44-74-140 70-70-140 41-72-140 73-47-140 7444140 49-71140 70-70-140 73-47-140 I4Vj 1-3-7 Lost 1 23-30 23-32 19v 5-5 Last 2 25-29 10-34 And this week his travels took him for the first time to the state of Montana. Corcoran is in Great Falls for the 10th annual Montana State Karate Championships, which run all day Saturday at McLaughlin Montreal -Chicogo St. Louis New York "Pittsburgh Philadelphia 1 'Son Froncisco Houston Son Oiego 'Los Angeles Cincinnati Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away 15-15 20-11 4 1-4-4 Won 1 .571 49-72141 41 40 54 55 52 50 51 57 Horse racing 2 4-4 Lost 1 9 1-7-3 Lost 1 llVi 1-4-4 Won 3 llVi 4-4 Won 1 20 1-7 Lost 4 12-25 29-21 24- 24 20-29 29 25 23-33 20-20 23-29 25- 14 10-32 .540 .495 .473 .472 .394 Atlanta 41 44 Phil Bkxkmor David Canlpe Nick Price Lor en Roberts Barry Joeckel Tony Sills Ron Streck GarvMcCord JohaMohaffty Jodie Mudd 2 -denotes first gome was a win tTtoZm! Center on the College of Great Falls vlu, campus.

Tne state championships, while a 7iv7i-i4i major event on Montana's martial 70-71141 ,,.1,, 49-72141 By The Associated Press Horse Rating Throve Jolt 30 Jockeys Mlrts 1st MM 70-71 141 aiva ircuuai, euc a iciauvdjr Oman icev7erry rSla Kenny Knox 4.409.709 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE I Friday's Games I Oakland 5. Seattle 1 I Cleveland 4. Boston i Toronto 2, New York I Tokos 4, Baltimore 4 Minnesota 5, Kansas City 1 Chicogo 5, Detroit 4 California Milwaukee 2 Saturday's Games Cleveland (Farrell 4-101 at Boston NATIONAL LEAGUE Friday's Games Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 4, 10 Innings New York II, Montreal 5 Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis 4.

Philadelphia 1 San Francisco 4. Houston 2 Los Angeles 4, San Diego 1 Saturday's Games tournament compared to the events Corcoran's publication regularly 71- 71-142 74-40-142 49-73142 72- 70-142 BobLohr Day Ptncov Stevens Voleniuel Delohossv Cordero McCorron "JS'JS! MorkWIebe 054 2M 157 129 940 194 133 129 974 149 155 120 717 100 114 90 110 134 112 124 444 129 97 94 497 140 119 04 972 213 135 III 792 141 114 111 72-70-142 covers. But it's the way Ray Walters 5,427,292 5,411,127 5,400,445 5,337,127 5,211,542 5,111,119 San Diego (G Harris 1-41 at Los -ismitnson 5-91, 1:05 p.m Antlev Santos New York (Hawkins 12-Ml nl Toronto Angeles (Belcher 0-9), 3:20 p.m. Desormei 1,171 171 251 171 Trainers Starts lit tod 3rd Lukas 107 174 132 94 72- 70-142 of Jade Dragon Martial Arts Acad-25tJ emy is conducting the tournament 7i-n--j42 that interests Corcoran. 70- 7M42 "I'm here to evaluate Ray Wal-n-na ters computer system and to see STtIS whether it can be adapted to the 71- 70-141 industry," Corcoran said Friday.

74-etiS "We in the sports karate industry na really haven't entered the computer 73- 70143 era nnrl it Irvilrc lilro Dau'e evetom 245 59 40 '(Flanagon4-7), 1:15 p.m. Chicogo (Sutclitfe 11-9) at Pittsburgh Detroit (Aleionder 5-11) at Chicogo (Smiley 9-4), 3:20 p.m. (King 4-0), 7 p.m. Houston (Scott 17-5) at San Francisco Texas (Ryan 12-4) at Baltimore (LoCoss 5-7), 1:20 p.m. 5-9), 7:35 p.m.

Atlanta (Lllliauist Ml at Cincinnati California (Witt 7-0) at Milwaukee (Scudder 2-3), 7:05 p.m. 44), 0:10 p.m. Montreal (Longston 91) at New York Kansas City (Leibrondt 5-10) at Min- I Dor ling 0-9), 7:05 p.m. IC-uthrie Ml, 0:35 p.m. Philadelphia (Mulhollond 1-5) at St.

Oakland (Moore 14-51 ot Seattle Louis (DeLean 11-91, 1:05 p.m. 10-4), 10:05 p.m. 17,411,773 7.004.004 1071,494 nn.no 1.022,372 1,104.095 1,790,337 1,741,342 1.723,707 1.495.441 Whttnghm McGoughy Drysdole Cononi Lundv McAnally Hollendrfr Jones Stute 101 174 174 114 247 475 257 324 14 11 52 29 37 24 24 14 41 11 100 94 49 21 40 40 David Peoples David Jackson BobEstes Clarence Rose Bill Sander Rick Fehr Billy Andrade Rick Daipos Steve Hart Brian Cloar Don Halldorson Dave Rummelts Dove Barr Scott verptank Joey Slndelor Corey Povin Gary Hallberg Charles Bowles Billy Mayfalr Buddy Gardner Pat Mcgowon Mike Hulbert Ray Stewart Ted Schuli Roc co Mediate Dave Eichelberggr George Cadle Rex Coldwell Tim Norris Tom Byrum Doug Weaver Gregory Lodehoff Trevor Dodds 49-75-144 44-7714 aJ.w 72-71141 St 1st 2nd 3rd Sunday Silence '510 S2.420.454 1,191,750 49-74-143 73-70-143 72- 71-141 73- 71-144 73- 71-144 70-74-144 72-72144 74- 70-144 70-74-144 72- 72-144 73- 71-144 70-74-144 tasvGoer Blushing John Open Mind Proper Reality Awe Inspiring Boyokoo Music Mercl Western Plybv Cryploclearnc Publisher John Corcoran paper, wasting a great deal of time and money. Corcoran has seen a good many changes in the martial arts field since he entered the business 17 years ago. He had a background as a black belt competitor but no formal college or journalism experience when he talked his way into an interview with Black Belt Magazine in 1972.

"I couldn't even type," he said with a smile. "But from by training in martial arts, I had no fear of failure. Within a few months I was editing how-to books, and my career just took off from there." Corcoran has written three books on martial arts, including Martial Arts: Tradition, History, People. Walters said he used the book as a textbook for six years while teaching 054.000 145,700 752,290 453,552 441.150 444,940 445,045 417,730 criminal justice classes at College of Great Falls. The state tournament begins at 10 Saturday morning and runs until about 6 p.m.

Walters expects more than 200 competitors largest turnout ever for a state tournament. The event is sanctioned by the North American Sport Karate Association and spectators are welcome. A small fee will be charged for watching, with proceeds going to the CGF Karate Club (one-third) and two cancer patients (two-thirds). Walters said the tournament has always given a portion of the profits to a charity. There will be grand champions named for sparring, forms and overall tournament winner.

The sparring champion will earn a trophy, $100 and a used car. 1901 The first night gome In WrhT-ley Fields 74-yeor history was postponed with the Chicogo Cubs leoding the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 after heavy rains erupted in the bottom of the fourth inning. Today's Birthdays: Jose Crui 42, Frank Howard 53. August 9 1914 The Philadelphld A's ended their 20-gome losing slreok as Joe Bush beat the Detroit Tigers 7-1. I960 Ted Wlllioms of the Boston Red Sox hit home run No.

511 to lie Mel Ott tor fourth ploce on the all-time list. 1975 Dovey Lopes at the Los Angeles Dodgers stole his 32nd consecutive base without being cought in a 2-0 victory over the New York Mels. might put us in a position to do that." Corcoran will be observing Walters' computer system and intends to report on it in a future issue of his bi-monthly magazine, which is read by an estimated 125,000 persons worldwide about half of them in the United States. Corcoran said that each weekend in North America, about 75 tournaments each averaging 100-200 competitors are held. There are 13 major international tournaments, each with 1,500 to 2,500 participants.

Currently, most of the results are still done by hand with pen and This Date In Baseball August! 1952 Sotchel Poige, at age 47, became the oldest pitcher in moior -league history to pitch complete gome or a shutout when he beat Virgil Trucks ond the Detroit Tigers 1-0 In 12 innings. 1901 as a result of a seven-week $trlke, malor league baseball plovers approved split-season format. The New York Yankees. Oakland A's, Philadelphia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers were declared the first-half champions ond automatically aualifled for the divisional series. 1905 The Moior League Baseball Plovers' Association went on strike.

1900 Oakland Athletics outfielder Jose Conseco become the Uth plover In moior league history to hit 10 homers ond steal 10 bases in a season. Conseco, with 31 homers, stole second boss with one out In the ninth inning for his 30th js the A's edged the Seattle Mariners 5- 1908 Rich Gossoge registered his S00h cdreer save as the Chicogo Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-4. Today's Birthdays: Ken Phelps 15, lim Ponkovits 74. August; i 1907 Walter Johnson pitched the first of his 414 victories ds he led the Washington Senators to a 7-2 victory Over the Cleveland indidns. HARNESS RACING Through Aug.

I Monev-wlnnine Horses 1, Dexler Nukes. 1902.544. Goalie Jeff S423.410. 3. Motts Scooter 0504,425.

4. Sam Froncisco Ben S. Jog- UOr Sour $412,110. 4. rrKinn rMrfm, Washington Open BETHESDA, Md.

(API Scores Friday In the first round of the $300,000 LPGA Greoter Washington Open played on oar 14-35-71. 4.250-yard Bethesda Country Club (o-denotes om- This broke Max torev tra recora. Loom larked on six more steals before $199,240. 7, Kentucky Spur 1395,723. 8.

heira enuohl on August 24. Bockslreet Guy $374,500. 9, Before ateur) 1974 John Candelorla became the Hours $375,975. 10, Ban Vivant $372,459. Beth Daniel Rosie Jones first Pirate pitcher in 49 years to throw money-winning Drivers remitter In Pittsburgh by Wonkino Campbell.

$5,443,074. 2, Michel the Los Angeles Dodgers, 2-0. 'V'm 8111 O'Donnell, 1900 The Chicago Cubs won the $3 041,143. 4. Bill Fohy, $1,019,143.

5, first official night game ot Wrlgley Jock Molsevev, $2,453,145. 4, Herve Field by beating the New York Mels 4- w.eeeor. uaug Brown, $2,593,449. t. Cat Moral $7,525,142.

9, Ron Pierce, $2,200,034. 10, Steve Cond- 1 oaav's Birthdays: Matt Young 31. August 10 1901 Fronk Isbell of the Chicogo ren, Do sh-winning Drivers 1, Herve Flllon, 423. 2, Walter, Case 342. 3, Cat Manil, 322.

4, John Campbell, 311. 5, Jock Molsevev, 104. 4. White Sox set on American League re- 1954 The largest crowd in minor- m' iui V73i uwu in minor- Reynolds pilots 3 to victory (eogue history. 57,000, sow 51-year-old Srd stranding II teommales on the satchel Poige of Mioml beat Columbus Michel Lachonce, 259.

7, Doug Brown, In an International League game 1 T4 "I Lnanes Red Barrett ot the 45 Richard Zeron, 211 9, David blaved in the Oranoe Bowl Boston Braves threw only pilches to rS d-TSxE. Baseball Commissioner Peter oeo' lbkiiwioii Keas 2-u in an mne- 1915 QUARTERHORSE LEADERS Through July a Horses 1, Deadly Dart, $279,139. 1 Romtw. ueberrom ended the strike by the Moior League Baseball Players AssocioKan with the announcement ot a hlJ lenaictive agreement. The season would resume Aug.

I. Cuellar to become the 10th man to hit $240,094. 3. Strawberry Silk $213,124. 4, Todcvs Birthdays: Don Larson 40.

f.mS.ea,c,r M.rew.,a Teller Queen, $217,729 i PoweTfroln: August 0 Ti $704,910. 4. See Me Do It $140,277 7, 190, A week otter pitching his first Floyd De Greot. $145 743 Our. f.nolll triumph, Joe "Iron Man'' "lor aulogroph, $130 ,591 19 Hei Clasl MeGinnily ot the New York Giants 0 $1MI ia Suerw Eye 14 747 scored a double victory over the Miners Brooklyn Dodgers e-1 ond 4-1 In the attended by 40,541 tans, Pete i arMttunm om.

secoTKJ wrnTsto ho Rose broke Stan Musiol National fert, 1 "ar ngut, 1920 Howord Ehmke of the Detroit when Tigers pitched the fastest gome in lis hit. It came off Mork Lltteil unM1 5, GlM AlklsS, $311 5 American League history, one hour and Arnold Simmer sml tiZb Git Jl minutes, for a 14 shutout ot the New Ik' M' CoSSl l', smOH. Rocky Colavito 54, Bill Wilkinson 25. 9, Iris Buchanan, $272,403. 10, Steve Von 1954 The Brooklyn Dodgers tl.

Bebber, $241,514. pounded the Cincinnati Reds 20-7 ot Tr" 1 hlt Jockeys tbbets Field. The Dodgers scored 13 I. Kip Olderlcksen, $594,791. 2, Danny runs In the eighth inning after two were L'L vrk $501,071.

1, John Creager put. Babe Ruth ot the New York $417,113 4. TrMuiri nt 1905 Baseball, otter 0 twfrdoy nl' run. Jocky MortirimSul ml' Bruce Pit. 14-12-44 34- 33-47 14- 34-41 12-37-49 37-33-70 37-33-70 35- 35-70 37-31-70 34- 14-70 35- 15-70 16- 34-70 36- 34-70 35- 35-70 34-36-70 17- 3370 17-34-71 34-35-71 36- 35-71 34- 37-71 36- 35-71 35- 1671 17-34-71 37- 34-71 16- 35-71 36- 35-71 36-36-72 35- 37-72 36- 36-72 37- 35-72 15- 37-72 36-36-72 15- 37-72 17- 35-72 36- 3472 37- 15-72 35- 17-72 30-34-72 10-35-73 30-35-73 37-36-73 40-33-73 36- 37-71 10-35-73 16- 37-73 30-35-73 34- 39-73 39-34-73 35- 30-73 M-35-73 35- 30-73 37- 36-73 36- 37-73 10-35-73 37- 36-71 34-39-71 30-35-73 30-35-73 30-3674 36-30-74 10-36-74 30-36-74 10-34-74 36- 30-74 16-10-74 37- 3774 37-37-74 37-37-74 15-3974 34-30-74 37-37-74 3116-74 37-37-74 37-37-74 36-30-74 10-1674 10-34-74 Missle McGeorge Therese Hession Tracy Kerdyk Sandro Havnie Chris Johnson Penny Hammet Cindy Fiag-Currier Robin Hood Betsy King Debbie Massev Dawn Coe Hollis Stacy Meg Mallon Shirley Furlong Lynn Adams Susan Sanders Robin Wolton Vlckl Fergon Potty Hayes Pat Bradley Stephanie Lowe Amy Alcott Donna white Cindy Rarlck Kim Bauer Mvra Block welder Loo Gorbacz Allison Finney Deedee Ldsker Clndv Mockev Louro Bough Lynn Connelly Glna Hull Pom Allen Loretto Aiderete Nina Foust Anne Kelly Karen Permezel Nancy Brown Sarah McGuire Amy Benz Sherri Turner Oeb Richard Jennifer Wyatt Lorl West Lenore Rittenhouse Jill Briles Jodv Rosenthal Karin Mundinger Coroiine Keggi Avako Okamoto Jone Crofter Connie Chillemi Barb Thomas Barb Bunkowsky Heather Drew Mltzl Edge Kathy Whitworth Susie Berning Silvia Bertoiocclni Vat Skinner Sue Ertl Janice Gibson Mlssie Berteottl Potty Jordan Danielle Ammoccopone Cathy Morse Kothy Postlewolt Tammle Green Joan Delk Dottle Mochrle Kris Monoghon Lisa Walters Cathy Johnston walkout, resumed ploying with II sen inning on wiiiij riuarin ai kenlon, $157,111.

7, Lorry Lavton, gomes scheduled. Including five daub- Cleveland's League Pork. uji.m. Alex Boldillez, $324,799. 9, leneoders.

Roman Figueroo, $120,050. 10, Toml rurteil, SJUV.J2I. Great Falls Dodgers statistics Through games ot Friday, August 4 (12-t, .000) Compiled by Dodgers statistician Tim Paul Hockey 5. Doggers Touch Clausen 112 6. Port ol Tyranny Webb 112 7.

The Mldnite Bddger Permann 112 I. Ldst Poppa Reynolds 117 Race Purse $1,100. 5 furlongs. For 3-vear-olds ond up, non-winners In 1919. Cloiming $1,600.

1. Hondy Day Hoffman 124 2. Let The Kid By Tarasenco 124 3. Power Pocket Reynolds 124 4. Hillbilly Wings Webb 119 5.

Run A Wee Bit Beniamln 119, 6. Rap A Son Permonn 119 7. Hit O'Goid Bergsrud 119 I. Disco Bay Halaiion 124 Race 4 Purse $1,100. 5 furlongs.

For 3-year-olds and up, non-winners of 2 in 1989. Claiming $1,600. 1. Blue Curtain Permann 119 2. Birch Creek Hoffman 119 3.

Joe's Cose Karr 124 4. The Down Is Up Webb 124 5. Mr. Electric Fronds 114' 6. Holme Pit Halaiion 124' 7.

Dutch Harbor Reynolds 124' 8. Tip Ace Biegler119- Roce 7 Purse $1,250. 7 furlongs. For 1-yeor-' olds ond up, non-winners of 2, Montana-breds pre-' ferred. Allowance.

1. Boom Boom Two Doughty 119 2. Grey Fawn Sigouin 119' 3. Racy Reflection Conner 114 4. A Lot of Trip Bolcom 119 5 Fame's Fellow Hoffman 119 4.

Celtic Star Webb 124 7. Jet Jake Beniamln 119 Race I Purse $1,150. 1 mile, 70 yards. For 3-vear-olds and up, non-winners of 3. Claiming $2,500.

1 Da Footloose Judge Bergsrud 122 2. Orientol Passage Bolcom 119 3. Dear John Letter Webb 122 4. Som Kllnk Doughty 122 5. Peg's Shadow Biegler 117 6.

Dr. Gallnskv Halaiion 122' 7. Radlto Beniamln 112 I. Kachina Gray Permann 117 Race 9 Purse $1,400. 1 mile.

70 yards. 3-year-olds and up, non-winners of 3. Allowance. 1. Tiffany Turf Sigouin 114 2.

Rachel Conner 114 1. Dee's Aim Clausen 114' 4. Fabulous Event Tarasenco 117 5. Joshua's Isle Halaiion 122 6. Gallant Rocket Reynolds 119.

Rdce 10 Purse $6,675. State Folr HondlcdP. I mile, 70 ynrds. 1. High Liner Tarasenco 121 2.

Macaroni Man Halaiian 121 1. Mr. Saueaky Ruler Doughty 121. 4. Greot Pal Fox 119 5.

Flag King Bergsrud 124 6. Sir Lyon Hoffman 124 7. The Right Gift Webb 122 I. Winner's Pride Reynolds 111 Race 11 Purse $1,300. 1 mile, 70 yards.

For 3-year-olds and up, claiming $2,500. 1. Holmpatrlck Doughty 124 2. Fire In Front Bergsrud 124 3. Admiralty Cove Halaiian 124 4.

Darn Jo Tarasenco 124 5. Hutch Crutch Kid Francis 119 6. Habit 0' Wlnnin Hoffman 119 7. Gallant Webb 122 Race 12 Purse $1,600. 7 furlongs.

For 3-yeor- olds and up, non-winners ol 2 in 1909. Cloiming $3,200. 1. Block Walker Korr 119 1. What You See Benlamin 124 3.

Malekula Sigouin 119 4. Run For Mohares Bergsrud 119 5. Enquiring Spirit Tarasenco 119 6. Coke Cage Reynolds 119 7. Bad Lerov Brown Webb 119 I.

Rusty Boy Halaiian 119 Post time 1:10 p.m. Larry Reynolds rode three winners and a 1-5-3 trifecta ticket in the fourth race paid a whopping $2,429.60 during horse racing action Friday night at the State Fair Race Meet. The meet, winding down with just two more cards on the schedule, continues Saturday afternoon at State Fairgrounds. Post time is 1:30 p.m. Great Falls jockey Tim Doughty was in the irons aboard Dancing Chimes in the fourth race.

Dancing Chimes paid $28 to win and $11.60 to place. Gallant Surprise and She's History came in second and third, respectively, to make for the rich trifecta combination. In the Bennett Pontiac Feature, a $1,550 race for 3-year-old and up thoroughbreds. My Best got the victory. My Best is owned and trained by Phil Waller.

Rebecca Conner was the winning jockey. Saturday's 12-race card is highlighted by the $6,675 State Fair Handicap and the $1,600 United Tote Purse. In the handicap, for 3-year-old and up thoroughbreds, Doughty will ride Mr. Squeaky Ruler. Richard Hal-ajian will be aboard Macaroni Man, with Scott Bergsrud set to ride Flag King.

The race will cover a mile and 70 State Fair Race Meet concludes Sunday afternoon. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Race One For 3-year-old maiden thoroughbreds, claiming $5000, purse $1000, 5 furlongs. 1. (4) Spectacular Return 4.M 2.20 2.20 2. 0) Clearwater 2.60 2.40 1.

(5) Victoria Million 2.40 EX-S17 70. Jockey Reynolds. Owner HaggartvCarroll. Trainer Earl Carroll. Race Two For 3-year-old throughbreds and up who are non-winners ol two roces In 1909, claiming $1400, purse $1150, 7 furlongs.

1. (2) Chip OWIndy 11.60 4.20 3.00 2. (5) Forever Right 5.00 1.10 1. (1) R.D.'s Newsboy 9.00 10. EX-MO 40.

DD $71.20. JockeyReynolds. Owner Phil Walling. Trainer Phil Walling. Time 1:29.2.

Race Three For 4- 5-yeor-old maiden throughbreds, Montona-breds preferred, allowance, purse $1000, 7 furlongs. 1 1 Belinda Bay 4.W 1.00 2.20 2. (3) Pistol Pockln' Angel 2.60 2.20 4. (4) Metobuluck 2.40 Jockey-Clausen. Kirkalkie.

Trainer Joe Hinkle. Ime 1:10.0. Race Four For 3-, 4- and S-vear-old thorough breds who have never won three races, claiming $2500, purse $1100, 7 furlongs. 1. (1) Dancing Chimes 21.0011.60 510 2.

(5) Gallant Surprise 13.00 4.20 1. (3) She's History 4.40 TRI $2,429.40. Jockey-Doughty. Owner Jean Matt. Trainer Suzle Doughty.

Time 1:29.2. Race Five For 3-year-old throughbreds ond up, claiming $1600, purse $1100, 5 furlongs. 1. (2) Flag Watcher 4.40 2.20 2.40 J. (I) Proud Authority 2.60 2.60 J.

(4) JustC.B 3.00 Jockev-Benlamln. Owner Gory Peters. Trainer Arnold Beniamln. Roce Sii For 3-year-old throughbreds ond up who have never won three races, allowance, purse $1250, 7 furlongs. 1.

(5) Fluffy Ruffles 12.60 3.40 5.00 2. (6) Queen Antoinette 2.40 3.20 1. (II Miss Quadratic 6.80 TRI $160. JockeyClausen. Owner Bill Bison.

Trolner Darrell Smlthson. Time 1:29.3. Race Seven For 1-year-old thoroughbreds and up. claiming $2000, purse $1250, 1 mile, 70 yards. 1.

(2) Showshoe Bandit 10.00 3.80 3 20 2. (1) Meeting's Ace 5.60 2.00 1. (6) Cavugus 2.60 QU $56.70. EX $70.00. Jockey Reynolds.

Owner B.D. Wemple. Trainer B.O. Wemple. Time 1:50.0.

Race Eight For 3-year-old thoroughbreds dnd up, fillies dnd mores, claiming $2500, purse $1550, 1 mile, 70 yards. 1. (7) My Best 9.60 10.80 4.80 2. (5) Port Owl 7.20 4.40 1. (2) Anna Here 4.40 Jockey Conner.

Owner Phil Walling. Trolner Phil Walling. Time 1:50.2. Attendance Total handle 191,997 SATURDAY OVERNIGHTS Race 1 Purse $1,200. 7 furlongs.

For 3-vear-old and up fillies and mares, non-winners of 2 in 1909, Claiming $2,000. 1. Alotagas Doughty 119 2. Tudor Moe Zambrona 119 1. Like A Bride Permonn 119 4.

Dusk Til Dawn Bergsrud 119 5. Mac Atlantis Webb 119 6. Emperorofthesnow Beniamln 119 7. White River Prince Sigouin 124 I. Native Passion Halaiion 124 Roce 2 Purse $1,100.

1 mile and 116. For 2-and 4-vear-olds, maiden cloiming $2,500. 1. Tatltcek Hoffman 117 2. Sailor Island Reynolds 117 1.

Miss My Fire Sigouin 117 4. Hasty Freddie Doughty 117 5. Adronitor Permann 117 6. Mefobulock Beniamln 122 7. Aquiiia King Francis 112 I.

Dorci's Dilemma Karr 117 Race 3 Purse $1,000. 5 furlongs. For 2-year-old maidens. Allowance. 1.

Doble Lightning Beniamln 115 2. Thirteen Aces Halaiion 115 3. Montana Master Reynolds 115 4. Mexocoli Ice Permann 112 5. Frosty's Tall Man Francis 110 6.

Rulo Action Doughty 120 7. Friendly Avenger Bergsrud 115 I. Gamely Dancer Webb 112 Race 4 Purse $1,000. 5 furlongs. For 3-vear-old maidens, Montana-bred preferred.

Allowance. 1. Comax Star Doughty 117 2. Shamlsen Francis 112 1. Traffic Violator Bergsrud 117 4.

Rdngtime Sigouin 117 PLAYER AB 2B.3B HR RBI SB AVG Harvell. Rod 71 15 24 2 1 0 4 9 0 .164 Barker, Tim 111 35 42 I 4 4 31 14 10 .156 Deutsch, John I3 24 41 7 I 3 26 4 5 340 Collier, Anthony 122 II 42 4 1 2 17 5 1 .344 O'Donnell. Sieve 143 34 47 I 1 5 30 6 I .379 Goodwin, Tom 149 32 41 4 2 I 17 31 1 .322 Howard, Molt 123 25 19 4 1 2 16 10 5 .117 Wismer, Mike 106 20 31 2 1 15 6 2 .292 White, Craig 61 16 10 4 2 0 15 5 1 .204 Boar, Bryan II 15 21 I 1 5 23 0 1 .277 Seals, Joey 27 5 7 0 0 2 4 0 0 259 Fowler, Yale 47 I 11 3 0 0 I 0 0 .234 Flovd, O.J. 20 2 4 1 0 0 I 0 2 .200 OeLoach. Lee 10 1 7 0 0 0 11 .184 Teel, Gorett 55 1 9 2 0 1 3 1 1 .164 Pitchers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 000 Others 53 5 II 1 0 1 7 11 TOTALS 1154 142 411 44 14 29 121 95 45 PITCHER IP ER SO BB Sv ERA Frame, Mike 10.0 15 5 1 10 0 1 1 2 1.50 Bielanin, Ray 14.0 11 6 1 II 4 0 0 3 1.49 Jones.

Kikl 41.0 10 0 40 10 4 0 0 1.76 Parisotto. Barry 42.1 35 10 9 44 9 5 0 1 1.91 McAndrew, Jnmie 52.1 35 11 12 39 17 7 0 0 2.04 Helmlck, Tony 34.1 II 12 I 11 12 2 2 0 2 '0 Brosnan, Jason 41.2 21 17 11 54 20 1 2 0 2.01 Potthoff, Mike 13.2 15 5 11 2 1 0 0 1.29 Humber, Frank 16.0 17 7 4 10 4 2 0 1 3.30 Crane. Rich 10.0 11 1 5 9 9 1 0 0 4.50 Madsen, Erik 27.0 27 14 15 23 10 1 2 2 5.00 Cummings, Audelle 11.0 14 11 11 11 5 1 0 0 7.62 Othersl9.0 21 4 1 15 2 0 1 2 TOTALS344.1 279 114 101 111 122 I 12 2.44 NHL Pre-season 1909-91 NHL Preseason Schedule By The Associated Press Friday, Sept. 15 St. Louis vs.

Winnipeg at Soskotoon, Saskatchewan Hartford ot Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Quebec Montreal at Detroit Saturday, Sept. It St. Louis vs. Winnipeg at Grand Forks, D. Pittsburgh at Hartford Toronto ot Edmonton Y.

Wonders ot Philadelphia Detroit vs. Minnesoto at Kalamazoo, Mich. New Jersey vs. Buffalo at Rochester, N.v. Montreal at Quebec Sunday, Sept.

17 St. Louis ol Chicogo Winnipeg ot Edmonton Y. Rangers ot Y. Islanders Minnesota at Detroit Hartford dt Buffalo Boston vs. Quebec ot Halifax, Novo Scotia Monday, Sept.

II Pittsburgh vs. Los Angeles ot Cleveland Y. Islanders at Y. Rangers Boston at Montreal Tuesday, Sept. 19 Chicago at Minnesota Edmonton vs.

Winnipeg ot Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Toronto vs. Quebec at Kitchener, Ontario Wednesday, Sept. 20 St. Louis al Detroit Montreal at Pittsburgh Edmonton at Toronto Showdown Classic JEREMY RANCH, Utoh (AP) -Scores Friday In the $350,000 U.S. West Showdown Classic played on the por-72, iiu-voro jeremy Ranch Golf Club: Gene Littler 14-33-47 Pioneer League standings Northern Division Pet.

GB Great Fails IDdgrs) 12 I .000 Helena (Brewers) 24 II .571 9 Idaho Falls 4, Med. Hat 1 Idaho Falls no ON oil- 4 7 0 Medicine Hat 010 NO Kg- 1 I 3 White. Porker (I) and Hmunn Billings (Redsl 17 24 I6 14-34-60 35-33-41 14-35-49 34- 35-49 35- 34-49 34-35-49 34- 35-49 33- 36-49 12-30-70 35- 35-70 32-39-71 16-35-71 36- 35-71 32-39-71 34- 3571 34-30-72 37- 35-72 34- 16-72 35- 37-72 35-37-72 34-30-72 34- 1771 35- 30-73 36- 37-73 37- 1673 16-37-73 35-30-73 37-37-74 30-36-74 37-3774 35- 19-74 30-3674 37-37-74 36- 30-74 Dale Douglass Lou Graham Al Kelley Homero Blancas Billy Cosoer Bobby Nichols Orvllle Moody Tom Show Bruce Devlin Jim Ferree Chick Evans Walter Zembrlski Jim King Quintan Gray Jimmy Powell Gordon WaMespuhl Joe Jimenez BobToski Ken Slill Tommy Aaron Ralph Terry Gordon Jones J.C. Goosie Jim Cochran Derav Simon Bob Brue Larry Mowrv Dan Morgan Paul Moron Ben Smith Jack Fleck Rives Mcbee Harold Henning Charles Sittord Bill Collins Miller Barber Don Bies Bill Johnston Los Angeles vs. Quebec ot Denver Winnipeg ot Vancouver New Jersey at N.Y.

Rangers Buffalo at Hartford Thursdoy, Sept. 11 Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders Minnesota at Winnipeg Friday, Sept. a Chicogo of St. Louis Pittsburgh vs.

N.Y. Rangers at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Edmonton Boston ot Philadelphia Toronto at Detroit Quebec at Montreal New Jersey at Hartford Saturday, Sept. 11 Chicogo at Edmonton Pittsburgh at Montreal Boston at N.Y. Islanders Detroit ot Toronto Los Angeles at Winnipeg Philadelphia at New Jersey Dodgers Medicine Hot (Jvsl IS 21 .149 Southern Division Butte IRongers) 24 15 .434 Salt Lake Ctvllnd.) 23 21 .523 Pocatello (Gionts) 17 25 .405 loohoFolls(Bravs) 15 20 .349 Friday's Games 1 Heleno 13. Pocatello 0 i Great Foils II.

Butte 1 1 Sail Loke City 7, Billings 1 1 Idaho Falls 4, Medicine Hat 1 Saturday's Games Helena at Pocatello Butte at Great Foils Billings ot Salt Lake City Idoho Falls at Medicine Hat Sunday's Games Heleno at Pocatello Butte ot Great Falls Billings at Salt Loke City Idoho Falls at Medicine Hat llVi Smoll, Kulina (7) ond Williams. W-White (4-0). L-Small (1-3). tv, Salt Lake 5, Billings 1 9V Billings ON IN ON 1 i 2 12 Salt Loke 151 ON NX-5 10 0 Borcherdlng, Fry (7) ond Cox, St. John, Stuart (6) ond Evans.

St. John (3-D. L-Borcherdlng (2-3). HRs Salt Lake, Giusllno 15). Helena 13, Pocatello 8 Helena 037 NS 300 13 14 I Pocatello IN 142 ON I 16 4 Drake, Potion (5), Kimball (6) and Snyder ond Koppesser 16); Mus-selwhlte, Ouinlel (41, Gould (4), Ruiz (7), Herring (7), Choiramonte (9) and Ahrens.

W-Potton (2-2). L-Ouintel (0-1). HRs Helena, Roebuck (31; Pocatello, Rolen (3), Miller (3) and Ahrens (21. sixth and eighth innings, scored three times and drove in a run. He credited his success to some recent tips from Vavra, explaining 37 37-74 that by keeping his weight back and ins snuuiuers in, ne nas ueen aoie in hit the ball to center field.

"Pulling Rodeo U.S. Women's Amateur the ball isn't my game, so I've just From IB productive nights. White had a two-run single, drove in a run with a sacrifice fly and scored twice himself, while Howard was l-for-3 with two RBI. "Some part of the order has always come through," Vavra said. Right-hander Barry Parisotto (W), 1.91 earned run average) is scheduled to start on the mound for Great Falls in the second game of the three-game set.

Game time is 7 p.m. Saturday. Tony Helmick is slated to start Sunday afternoon's game against the Copper Kings, who fell to 26-15 with Friday night's loss. defense, but we've needed to score more runs. We did that tonight.

"We have had some trouble hitting at could be the bugs or something. But tonight gave an indication that maybe that's behind us." Harvell stroked two singles and a double and scored twice, boosting his average 18 points, from .348 to .366. Goodwin added three singles and two runs and boosted his league-leading stolen base total to 31. White and Matt Howard, who joined Harvellln the bottom third of Great Falls' batting order, also had Deals Boxing PINEHURST. N.C.

(AP) Results of Friday's semifinal round ot match ptav at the 19th U.S. Women's Amateur golf chomoionshlp, played ot the par 71 4. 104-yard Plnehurst No. 2 course: Richland County Fair and Rodeo BASEBALL American Leogue SEATTLE MARINERS Activated iLDN" 2L been trying to hit the ball up the middle. It's paying off," O'Donnell said.

The former La Salle standout said several of the Dodgers have had difficulty hitting at Legion Park, but after Friday night's effort that hopefully is no longer the case. "We've gotten great pitching and Brondie Burton, Rialto. Collf def. Cathy Mockett, Newport Beach, lap. Vlckl Goetze.

Hull. Carol Sample Thompson. Sewicklev. 5 Erik Hanson, pitcher, from the 21-doy Rodeo oPRCA-k event disabled list and optioned him to Colo- Pnoiri or, of the Pacific Coast League. 1171 isJSlVcolln'Jrn'-ln imiims.u.h!J (Jordan) 73, 1.

(tie) Lorry LOATMSELEsTAfyfiSonrt fobodv (Pompeys Pillar) and and and 3. js-now knamptonsnHi mini Burton vs. Goetz. I. Mut ij im.iiniui.

Coll roping 1. Charlie Brlaas guard, hos signed a contract with Rever of Venice, Italy. FOOTBALL (Bozemonl 10.1, $729 44; 2. Bill Bovce (Lewlslownl 11.4. $547 00; 1.

Lyle Cochran IDodson) 12.4, $364 72; 4. Flint Baseball NEW YORK JETS-slSed Oennl, sii'V' Smith, tackle. Waived Andre Lock ley, St (Bozemon) 50, $71192; Bob Legion Larsen Northwest Divisional Dunn Center, D.I 5 2, $515 44 3 tockie. PHOENIX CARDINALS Waived Ken Kuiper, offensive lineman. Gene Burmon (Giendive) 5.8, $154 94; 4.

DamNrtn Ira imamont wode Sunday (wiiiistoni 5.9, $171 4i. DamDino ujumamern Arena Football Leogue MISSOULA Here are Friday's re- i kh soooie urunc orua uiermunoson iMorshoii. i to, hum: i Ed suits from the Northwest Divisional 77- Lockwood (volborol 74. $414 13; 3. ZTZZZZ rZZ Cosey Flicks a $277.42.

Fight schedule i By The Associated Press Aug. 4 At County Coliseum. El Paso, Texas, Jorge Poet, Mexico, vs. Steve Cruz. Fort Worth, Texas, 11 for Poez's IBF Featherweight title.

Aug. I At Bolly's Grand. Atlantic City, N.J., Harold Brazier, South Bend, Ind vs. Ros-I Brombte, Passaic N.J., 12, far Brozier's NABF super lightweight title, Aug. 10 At Fear Seasons.

Great Foils. Todd Fester, Great Falls, vs. Art loch mere, iScettsdale, 4, ieeier welterweight. At the Fett Forum, New I York. Alex Stewart.

New York. vs. i Andrew Stokes. Lotoverte. 11 iheovys; Merout Sosa, New York, vs.

i Eddie Hon, uniantown. 10. mid-idies. Aire, tl I At Boniormasia Indonesia Wongso Indroiit, Indonesia vs. Lorlmer Pon-lino, Philippines.

12. for Indroiit's WBC International ban lorn weight title. I Aug. 14 At Lowtor Events Center. Reno, 1 Michael Nunn.

North Hollywood, Ivs. Iron Borklev, Bronx, 12, for iNunns IBF middleweight title; Lupe I Gutierrez, San Jose, Calif vs. Rocky lAlonso. Los Angeles. 12.

for Gutterrej, leotherweighp title; Nirky iWolker, Corson City, Nev vs. Jorge Amporo, Las Vegas. 10, suoer middies: i Robert Wangito, Los Vegas, vs. Keith Bonks. Indianapolis.

4, welters; Mi-. chael Cortmiol, Phoenix, vs. Jesus Cnong. Tucson, 4. light ftvs.

At The Forum, inglewooa. vtodotfo Agullor. Panama vs. Sammy Fuentes. Puerto Rica 12, super lights.

Aug. IS At South Mountain Arena West Orange. N.J., Roy Mercer, Essex County, vs. Trocy Thomas. Detroit, way Moosron lArieel n.VM.7.

during the Pittsburgh-Chicago oc cured Team roping 1. Don cross (Cody. Wvo l-Todd Jepson (Cody, Wyo.l 4 5, gome on July 22. Bambino Tourament. The tournament concludes Saturday.

FRIDAY Eos) Boise, Idaho Missoula Mt. Sentinel 1 1 10 1 voncouver, Wash. East Boise 2 dot SATURDAY Championship Voncouver vs. Pearl City, Hawaii CALGARY ni Wilcher (Miles City) 1.0. $500 52 each; Dlllard.

PEDERS Released James, 1. Itiel Matt Miller lAbsorokeel-Chuck tackle. Fields (Giendive) and Will From IB runs and 64 runs batted in; Johnson has four homers and SO RBI; Stemple has six homers and Spring has stolen a team-record 49 bases. The pitching staff is led by Gertiser, Valencia, Langley and Taft, all with at least seven wins. The top pitchers in the tournament probably are Randy Thorpe (10 vioctories) of Missoula and Chuck Strunk of Glacier.

The tournament runs through Wednesday, with the championship game slated that night. The state champion advances to the regional tournament the following week. o'r-ISSElf (Sneloyl Elmer LotSn (Great Ronnie Gkmton. defensive tockie. FdllSI 14, $250.24 each.

either curve-balling specialist Jon Taft or hard-throwing Ron Langley would pitch the second game, with the other starting the third contest. The Electrics will have Dusty Lafromboise available for relief duty. Few teams have as much hitting strength up and down the lineup as the Electrics. The sluggers are led by left fielder Aaron Johnson (.490 average), second baseman Roger Spring shortstop Taft catcher Jason Newmack third Tom Stemple (.350) and first baseman Kevin Mielke Newmack has a team-high 9 home seven games. "We have four good pitchers, which is something you really need if you'r ecoming back through the losers' bracket.

Most other teams have just one or two good pitchers." The Electrics probably will start right-hander Scott Gertiser against Helena, although Frank Valencia could see some action, depending on the status of his right elbow. Valencia is the only Electrics pitcher with arm troubles, although his condition has improved. The Great Falls-Helena winner will play the Scariets-Missoula winner Sunday at 4:30. Dickenson said HOCKEY National Hockey Leogue NEW YORK ISLANDERS Named Barrel roclng 1. Jodv Petersen (Three Forks) 1594.

2. Judy Mvllymokl (Arlee) 1401. 1. Major Boys State tourney Lome Henning assistant cooch. Bobby Woodbury (Dickinson, N.D.I SI LOUIS BLUES Sianed Darwin IT VmiT, j.

i vr 4)joj gjr x. miryrsc ir tut i km. i i ttuit BILLINGS Hero org Friday's re- Pointl 107 Ok: I ln VtiilllnMr (Wnif Prt.nl I si. tie? 74 a Cinrtv tults from the Malor Bovs state tour- COLLEGE Chapman Named cooch Bab Boyd Smith (Hobos. N.M.I 11.24.

$91 17; 7. noment. The competition concludes r-. i i. m.

SVjtimsav. omietic airectar f-UPMAN Announced the resig- Jamie Cole (Huson) 14 33, $45 49 FRIDAY 222? fUjf Bull riding I. Kelly McEwen (Sov "rnTS Heights Notlonols Mrs-rector effective Aug ll kotehewonl 71 III 04. iti.1 runt SOUtO Ml. Sentinel 1 NAVY Homed Ldrry Trovn) associ $ATUDAY Bronger (Roscoe) and Keith Londeis ate director of athletics.

(Dickinson, I 74, $X3 15 each. 4. Shawn Fredericks (Hallidav. NO) IX $153.24. Billings Heights Nationals vs.

Mts-soutt Mt. Sentinel, noon.