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Scoreboard Tuesday, July 12,1994 Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune A9 SO 50 42 40 38 51 52 45 42 39 42 39 38 37 BaseballExpandedGlance ByTheAesoclitedPress AMERICAN LEAGUE EastDlvlslon -New York Baltimore Boston Detroit Toronto 1 'Oleve KansasCity Milwaukee -'Texas Ir 0akland California Florida -NewYork 'Cincinnati i St.LoulS Pitt Chicago Francisco first game wasa win AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday'iGames "No games scheduled Tuesday'tCame Wednetday'iGames Pet .588 .581 .488 .460 .442 GB L10 3-7 z-7-3 4-6 z-4-6 6-4 11 Central Division Pet GB L10 .607 z-7-3 .605 .517 2 .488 10 .448 13V 2 West Division Pet GB L10 .483 z-6-4 3 5 5 z-8-2 Z-5-5 2-8 2-8 .427 .425 Z-7-3 5-5 z-4-6 Streak Lost2 Lost) Wonl Won1 Won2 Streak Won2 Won6 Losl2 Lost2 Lost4 Streak Lostl Won1 Won2 Lost) Home 28-19 26-22 24-24 26-19 24-19 Home 29-11 26-17 20-20 25-20 20-22 Home 23-23 15-23 16-25 21-18 Away 22-16 24-14 18-20 14-28 14-29 Away 22-22 26-17 25-22 17-24 19-26 Away 19-22 24-25 22-26 16-32 Marlchal, San Francisco, NL Robinson, Baltimore, AL Perez, Cincinnati, NL 1968- Willie Mays, San Francisco, NL 1969- Willie McCovey, San Francisco, NL Yaslrzemskl, Boston, AL 1971 Frank Robinson, Balllmore, AL 1972-Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, NL 1973 Bobby Bonds, San Francisco, NL Garvey, Los Angeles, NL 1975 Bill Madlock, Chicago, NL, and Jon Mallack, New York, NL Foster, Cincinnati, NL Sutton, Los Angeles, NL Garvey, Los Angeles, NL 1979- Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, NL 1980 Ken Griffey, Cincinnati, NL 1981 -Gary Carter, Montreal, NL Concepclon, Cincinnati, NL 1983-FredLynn, California, AL Carter, Montreal, NL Diego, NL Clemens, Boston, AL Raines, Montreal, NL 1988- Terry Slelnbach, Oakland, AL Jackson, Kansas City, AL 1990 Julio Franco, Texas, AL 1991-Cal Ripken, Balllmore.AL 1992 Ken Griffey Seattle, AL 1993 Klrby Puckelt, Minnesota, AL x-two games NATIONALLEAGUE EastDlvlslon 54 52 41 41 40 33 33 47 47 47 Pet .621 ,612 .466 .466 ,460 GB 1 14 L10 7-3 Z-5-5 z-5-5 Z-2-8 Z-6-4 Streak Won5 Lostl Won3 Lost6 Won1 Central Division 52 50 42 41 36 35 38 42 45 50 Pet .598 .568 .500 .477 .419 GB L10 Z-8-2 7-3 z-4-6 3-7 3-7 Streak Lostl Won1 Wonl Wonl Lostl WestDlvlslon 46 42 39 35 42 48 50 54 Pet .523 .467 .438 .393 GB 5 L10 5-5 z-6-4 z-6-4 4-6 Streak Lostl LostS Won4 Lost4 Home 23-15 25-20 24-25 25-14 15-22 Home 30-12 25-17 19-25 23-17 16-30 Home 28-20 18-23 24-26 24-26 Away 31-18 27-13 17-22 16-33 25-25 Away 22-23 25-21 23-17 18-28 20-20 Away 18-22 24-25 15-24 11-28 Tliursday'sGames Jlevelandat Chicago, loslonal Oakland, TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING-Thomas, Chicago, O'Neill, IB New York, Lofton, Cleveland, Belle, Cleveland, WCIark, Texas, iiMolilor, Toronto, CDavIs, California, Chicago, 93; Lofton, "Cleveland, 82; Canseco, Texas, 76; Griffey "Jr, Seattle, 72; Belle, Cleveland, 70; Phillips, Detroit, 70; Baerga, Cleveland, 68. 18 RBI-Puckett, Minnesota, 81; Carter, Tor- onlo, 80; Thomas, Chicago, 78; WCIark, "Texas, 78; Belle, Cleveland, 76; Franco, Chi- 76; Sierra, Oakland, 75; Canseco, Cleveland, 129; Thomas, Chi- 116; Belle, Cleveland, 116; Molitor, 116; Baerga, Cleveland, 111; taGrlffey Jr, Seallle, 111; Palmeiro, Balllmore, Puckell, Minnesota, 109. nDOUBLES-Knoblauch, Minnesota, 37; uBelle, Cleveland, 32; Fryman, Detroit, 28; BiThomas, Chicago, 27; Olerud, Toronto, 26; wBaerga, Cleveland, 25; Palmeiro, Balllmore, Molllor, Toronlo, 25. Chicago, 13; Cole- man, Kansas City, 10; ADIaz, Milwaukee, "Lofton, Cleveland, McRae, Kansas Cily, Toronto, 9 are lied with 4. 5IOME RUNS-Grlffey Jr, Seattle, 33; Tho- ynas, Chicago, 32; Belle, Cleveland, 25; Texas, 24; MVaughn, Boston, 21; fielder, Detroit, 21; Salmon, California, 19; Oakland, 19; Carter, Toronto, 19.

BASES-Lofton, Cleveland, 45; uColeman, Kansas City, 45; Nixon, Boston, Knoblauch, Minnesota, 27; ByAnderson, 23; LJohnson, Chicago, 23; BMcRae. Kansas Cily, 21; Javier, Oakland, "61. 'PITCHING (10 Declsions)-Key, New York, 13-2, .867, 3.31; Bore, Chicago, 9-2, .818, "3.56; MClark, Cleveland, 10-3, .769, 3.71; "Mussina, Balllmore, 13-4, Cone, ''Kansas City, 12-4, .750, 2.88; Sanderson, "Chicago, 8-3, Alvarez, Chicago, JO-4. 714, 3.63; RJohnson, Seattle, 10-4, Rogers, Texas, 10-4, .714,4.53. Seattle, 150; tClemans, Boston, 131; Flnley, California, cJ120; Hentgen, Toronto, 112; Appier, Kansas i.Clly, 105; Guzman, Toronto, 98; Gordon, Kansas Cily, 96.

tiEAVES-LeSmlth, Baltimore, 29; Agullera, 'Minnesota, 19; Eckersley, Oakland, 15; Kansas City, 14; Ayala, 13; Russell, Cleveland, 13; Grahe, Call- tt NATIONALLEAGUE San Diego, Cincinnati, Bagwell, Houston, justice, Atlanta, Alou, Montreal, ijollerles', SI. Louis, Piazza, Los Ange- iles, .325. iRUNS-Bagwell, Houston, 74; Grlssom, (Montreal, 73; Galarraga, Colorado, 69; tLankford, SI. Louis, 68; Blgglo, Houslon, 65; lAlou, Montreal, 62; RKelly, Atlanta, 61; TGw- San Diego, 61. 'RBI-Bagwell, Houslon, 82; Bichette, Colo- rado, 77; Piazza, Los Angeles, 76; Colorado, 73; MaWllllams, San Fran- 'Cisco, 69; Morris, Cincinnati, 67; LWalker, Cincinnati, 120; TGwynn, San 118; Galarraga, Colorado, 114; (Bichollo, Colorado, 113; Mondesi, Los Ange- iles, 106; Blgglo, Houslon, 108; Bagwell, iHouslon, 106; Conine, Florida, 106; Alou, rDOUBLES-Blgglo, Houston, 35; LWalker, (Montreal, 32; Morris, Cincinnati, 27; Colorado, 26; JBell, Pittsburgh, 25; 'Dykslra, Philadelphia, 25; Cordero, Mont- Teal, 23; Alou, Montreal, 23; TGwynn, San 'Diego, 23.

"TRIPLES-Butler, Los Angeles, RSand- Irs, Cincinnati, Mondesi, Los Angeles, mewls, San Francisco, Sosa, Chicago, Ilicea, SI. Louis, Sandberg, Chicago, 5. RUNS-MaWllllams, San Francisco, ftJ; Bagwell, Houslon, 27; Galarraga, Colo- jado, 25; Bonds, San Francisco, 23; McGrllf, Atlanta, 23; Piazza, Los Angeles, 21; fllchelle, Colorado, 21; Mitchell, Cincinnati, £1. STOLEN BASES-DSanders, Cincinnati, 32; Orlssom, Montreal, 30; Carr, Florida, 25; Blgglo, Houslon, 25; Moulon, Houston, 22; OLewls, San Francisco; 22; Larkln, Clncln-' nail, 21. PITCHING (10 Declslons)-KHill, Montreal, 13-3, .612, 3.27; DnJackson, Philadelphia, -3, .768, 3.33; Saberhagen, New York, -4, .714, 3.1S; GMaddux, Atlanta, 11-5, 87,1.80: Nled, Colorado, 8-4, NATIONALLEAGUE Monday'sGames No games scheduled Tuesday'sGamo' Wednesday's Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games LosAngelesal Chicago al Cincinnati, 6:35 p.m.

San Diego al New York, 6:40 p.m. Florida at Atlanta, 6:40 p.m. SI.Louisal Drabek, Houston, 10-5, Rijo, Cincinnati, 6-4, .667,3.06. STRIKEOUTS-Benes, San Diego, 138; Cincinnati, 123; GMaddux, Atlanta, 118; Fassero, Montreal, 112; Glavlne, Atlanta, 111; PJMarllnez, Montreal, 109; Sa- berhagen, NewYork, 104. SAVES-DJones, Philadelphia, 21; Franco, New York, 19; McMlchael, Atlanta, 18; Beck, San Francisco, 18; Myers, Chicago, 17; Hudek, Houston, 15; Montreal, 15.

All-Stars Home Run Derby Results PITTSBURGH (AP) Resulls Monday of the Home Run Derby, with number of homers, average length, and longest one hit: American League No. Avg. Long Ken Griffey Jr. 7 463.0 512 FrankThomas 4 472.B 519 RubenSlerra 4 408.5 485 Albert Belle 2 430.5 454 Totals 17 448.6 519 Natlonel League No. Avg.

Long FredMcGrlff 5 403.2 473 Dante Bichette 3 411.0 426 Jell Bagwell 3 410.3 418 Mike Piazza 0 000.0 000 Totals 11 407.3 473 All-Star Game Results By The Associated Press 1833-American, 4-2 4-1 4-3 8-3 1938-National, 4-1 3-1 7-5 1942-American, 3-1 Game 12-0 5-2 11-7 1951 -National, 8-3 Innings, rain 1954-American, 11-9 1956-National, 7-3 1957-American, 6-5 1958-American, 4-3 1959-American, 5-3 .1960 -National, 6-0 National, 6-4 rain 1969-National, 9-3 6-4 1973 1979-National, 7-6 1981-National, 5-4 3-1 2-1 1989-American, 5-3 1990-American, 2-0 4-2 1992-Amerlcan, 13-6 9-3 All-Stir MVPs ByThi Associated Press Wagner, Los Angeles, AL 1962-x-MauryWnis, Los Angeles, NL 1963-Willie Mays, San Francisco, NL 1964-John Calllson, Philadelphia, NL Minor leagues American Association Glance By The Associated Pros! Pet. GB Indianapolis (Reds) 53 38 .562 Nashville (WSox) 52 38 .578 V4 Orleans (Brewers) 50 41 .549 3 Louisville (Cards) 51 43 .543 3'A Omaha (Royals) 43 46 .463 9 Iowa Cubs) 42 49 .462 11 Buffalo (Plrales) 39 53 .424 Okla. City (Rangers) 34 56 .378 teVi. Monday's Games Iowa 6, Indianapolis 5 Omaha 7, Louisville 6 Buffalo 7, Oklahoma City 3 New Orleans 7, Nashville 5 Tuesday's Games No games scheduled Wednesdey'a Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games Nashville at Louisville Buffalo al Indianapolis Oklahoma City at Iowa New Orleans at Omaha Midwest Loague Glance ByThe Associated Press Second Half Northern Division Pot. GB So.Bend (While Sox) 13 7 .650 W.Michigan (A's) 13 7 .650 Beloll (Brewers) 12 7 .632 Vb Applelon (Mariners) 11 7 .611 1 Fort Wayne (Twins) 9 11 .450 4 Kane Only (Marlins) 8 10 .444 4 x-Rockford (Royals) 8 11 .421 4'A Southern Division CdrRpds (Angels) 12 8 .600 x-Sprlngfld (Padres) 12 8 .600 Burlington (Expos) 9 11 .450 3 Clinton (Giants) 8 12 .400 4 Quad City (Astros) 8 12 .400 4 Madison (Cardinals) 7 13 .350 5 Peoria(Cubs) 6 14 .300 6 x-won first-half title Monday's Games Beloll 10, West Michigan 7 Fort Wayne 16, Kane County 7 Cedar Rapids RocMord 6 Applelon 10, Clinton 1 Quad City 7, Madison 3 Springfield 15, Burlington 8 Tuesday's Games No games scheduled Wednesday's Games Peorla at Appleton Clinton at Fort Wayne Cedar Rapids at Kane County Madison at South Bend Rockfordal West Michigan Burlington at Quad City Belolt at Springfield All-Star Hosiers By The Associated Press Rosters for Ihe 65th All-Star game, to be played July 12 al Three Rivers Stadium In Pittsburgh: AMERICAN LEAGUE STARTERS Rodriguez, Texas First Thomas, Chicago Second Alomar, Toronto Third Boggs, New York Ripken, Baltimore Carter, Toronto; Ken Seattle; Klrby Puckett, Minnesota RESERVES Tetlleton, Detroit Inflelders-WIII Clark, Texas; Scott Cooper, Boston; Travis Fryman, Detroit; Chuck Knoblauch, Minnesota Outflelders-Alberl Belle, Cleveland; Chill Davis, California; Kenny Lofton, Cleveland; Paul Molllor, Toronto; Paul O'Neill, New York; RubenSlerra, Oakland PITCHERS Wilson Alvarez, Chicago; Jason Bare, Chicago; Ricky Bones, Milwaukee; David Cone, Kansas Cily; Pat Hentgen, Toronto; Randy Johnson, Seattle; Jimmy Key, New York; Mike Mussina, Baltimore; Lee Smith, Baltimore NATIONALLEAGUE STARTERS Piazza, Los Angeles First Jelferles, SI.

Louis Second Duncan, Philadelphia Third Williams, San Francisco Smith, SI. Louis Bonds, San Francisco; x- Lenny Dykslra, Philadelphia; David Justice, Atlanta RESERVES Fletcher, Montreal Inllelders-Jeff Bagwell, Houston; Craig Big- glo, Houslon; Ken Camlnill, Houston; y-WII Cordero, Montreal; Carlos Garcia, rills- burgh; x-Barry Larkln, Cincinnati; Fred Me- Grill, Atlanta Alou, Montreal; Danle Bichette, Colorado; Jeff Conine, Florida; TonyGwynn, San Diego; y-Marquls Grfssom, Montreal. PITCHERS y-Rod Beck, San Francisco; Doug Drabek, Houslon; Ken Hill, Montreal; John Hudek, Houslon; Danny Jackson, Philadelphia; Doug Jones, Philadelphia; Greg Maddux, Atlanta; Randy Myers, Chicago: x-Jose HIJo, Cincinnati; Bret Saberhagen, New York x-lnhired, will not play, replacement. All-Star Game Statistics By The Associated Press Through July 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE Starters First Base AVG AB HR RBI Thomas, Chi .383 303 93 116 32 78 Second Bass Alomar.Tor .313 297 60 93 7 35 Third BSII Bogjs.NY .331 272 48 90 9 41 Shortstop RIpktn.Bal .306 337 57 103 12 65 Oullleld Carter, TOJ .270 318 51 66 19 80 Grllley.Sea .329 337 72 111 33 69 .321 340 60 109 14 61 Cilcher Rodrguez.Tx .305 262 43 80 11 41 Rliervei Infllld Clarkjex .353 303 63' 107 13 78 Cooper, Bos .292 298 44 67 13 50 Fryman, Del .285 355 47 101 13 64 Knblauch.MIn .320 338 63 108 4 45 Davis, Cal loflon.CIs Molilor.Tor O'Neill, NY Sierra, Oak Telllelon.Del Alvi7.CH 10 Beie.Ch 9 Bones, Mil 7 12 Henlgn.Tr It Johnsn.Se 10 Key, NY 13 Srnllh.Ba 1 Mussna.Ba 13 Outfield .357 325 .340 297 .376 341 .342 339 .362 275 .261 337 Catcher .264 258 Pltchlll ERA SV 4 3.83 0 2 3.56 7 3.34 4 2.86 5 3.16 4 3.09 2 3.3) 2 2.25 29 4 2.96 0 70 118 59 101 82 129 61 116 51 105 54 86 Play Betfer Golf with JACK NICKLAUS IB £8 14 41 IP HBB SO 1162 111 49 78 B767 94 132.0 127 37 39 134.1 9941 95 131.011739112 134.0 100 57 150 127.2130 38 72 32.0 25 6 37 140.0 130 30 83 NATIONALLEAGUE FlnieiH AVQ AB HR RBI .330 28B 36 95 9 39 Second Bin Duncan, Phi .265 291 39 77 6 43 Third BSH Williams, SF .251 335 54 84 33 69 Shotlilop O.Smilh.SIt .240 279 32 67 3 25 Oullllld Bonds, SF .280 293 80 82 23 54 .296 250 59 74 5 20 Juslice.All .344 258 45 88 13 44 Catcher Piazza, .325 320 51 104 21 76 RISIIVIS Infield Bag well, Hou .348 305 74 106 27 82 Blgjio.Hoi) .320 337 65 108 5 42 Camlnlll.Hou .291 302 50 88 17 58 Conine, Fla .313 339 45 106 14 64 320 53 98 13 48 Qatcla.Pil .267 307 34 82 3 20 .286 325 57 93 6 39 McGrltf.AII .310 323 59 100 23 63 Oullleld Alou.Mon .331 320 62 106 17 59 Bichette, Col .303 373 59 113 21 77 yGrluooi.Mon .281 359 73 101 6 32 Gwynn.SD .383 308 61 118 9 49 Cllchtf Fletcher, Mon .289 225 23 85 10 49 Pitchers ERA SV IP BB SO yBeck.SF 2 4 3.48 18 33.2 33 7 25 Diabek.Ho 10 5 3.07 0 132.0 111 34 101 Hill, Mo 13 3 3.27 0 121.011637 78 Hudck.Ho 0 1 1.97 15 32.0 1812 34 Jackson.Phll 3 3.33 0 135.1 14238 97 Jones, Ph 2 3 2.40 21 41.1 43 5 29 It 5 1.80 0 150.011828118 Myers.Ch 1 4 3.48 17 31.0 31 12 27 iRijo.Cn 8 4 3.06 0 129.1 135 42 123 Sbihgn.NV 10 4 3.15 0 128.2 126 10 104 X'lnjured, will not play y-lnjury replacement Football NFL Training Camp Sked NEW YORK camp reporting dales for National Football League teams for Ihe 1994 season, with team, reporting site and rookie and veleran reporting dates: American Football Conference BUFFALO BILLS-Fredonla Stale Fredo- CINCINNATI College, Wilmington, Ohio, July 18, July 22. CLEVELAND BROWNS-Browns Complex, Berea, Ohio, July 18, July 22.

DENVER BRONCOS-Norlhern Colorado Greeley, both July 17. HOUSTON OILERS-Trinlly San Antonio, bolh July 17. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Anderson Anderson, July 13, July 21. KANSAS CITY Falls, River Falls, both July 21. LOS ANGELES RAIDERS-Radlsson Hotel, MIAMI DOLPHINS-Nova Davle, joth July 18.

MEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Bryanl College, Smilhfleld, R.I., July 15, July 21. NEW YORK JETS-Holstra Hempstead, sj.Y., both July 23. PITTSBURGH Vlncenl College, Lalrobe, July 15, July 22. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-UC San Diego, La Jolla, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Seahawks Headquarters, Klrkland. July 13, July 21.

National Football Conference ARIZONA CARDINALS-Northern Arizona Flagstaff, both July 27. ATLANTA FALCONS-Falcons Complex, Suwanee, bolh July 21. CHICAGO. Plat- DALLAS COWBOYS-SI. Edward's University, Austin, Texas, July 14, July 16.

DETROIT LIONS-Ponllac Sllverdome, Ponllac, both July 22. GREEN BAY PACKERS-SI. Norbert College, Wesl DePere, July 20, July 23. LOS ANGELES RAMS-Cal Fullerton, bolh July 21. MINNESOTA State, Mankato, July 13, July 16.

NEW ORLEANS Crosse, La Crosse, July 20, July 21. NEW YORK GIANTS-Fairlelgh Dickinson Madison, N.J., both July 17. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-West Chester West Chester, July 19, July 24. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Slerra C.C., Rocklln, July 20, July 23. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS-U.

of Tampa, Tampa, bolh July 24. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Dlcklnson College, Carlisle, July 20, July 24. World Cup 1994WorldCupGlinct ByThiAsioclatedPress QUARTERFINALS 9 AtFoxboro.Masi, Italy 2, Spain 1 At Dallas Brazil 3, Netherlands 2 Sunday, July 10 At East Rutherford, N.J. Bulgaria 2, Germany 1 At Stanford, Calif. Sweden 2, Romania 2, Sweden won 5-4 on penally kicks SEMIFINALS At Esst Rutherford, N.J.

llaly vs. Bulgaria, 3:05 p.m. At Paiadtna, Calif. Brazil vs. Sweden, 6:35 p.m." THIRD PLACE Saturday, July 16 At Pasadena, Calif, Semifinal losers, 2:35 p.m.

CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, July 17 At Pisadena, Calif. Semifinal winners, 2:35 o.m. Tennis U.S. Pro Results BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) Resulls Monday from Ihe $250,000 U.S.

Pro Tennis Championships al the longwood Cricket Club: Singles First Round Wally Masur (5), Australia, del. D.J. Bosse. South Africa, Grant Stafford, South Africa, del. Lars Wahlgren, Sweden, David Nalnkln, South Africa, del.

Paul Klldeiry.Auslralla,7-5,2-6,6-1. Glenn Welner, Cypress, del. Nell Berwick, Australia, Jimmy Arias, Bradenlon, del. Mark Phil- Ippoussls, Australia, 6-7 (6-8), HIT SHOTS 3TR.RIQHT OR pRflU) THEM ON THfc COURSE IF- VOL) MOSTLY FADE OR SLICE THE? BOLL UP. RLLOIO FOR.

NfVTURAL. TEMDENCV Cycling YOU'RE TO SCORE. THE PLftCE I 15 THE SCORECflRD Tour France Ruulli BERQERAC, Franca (AP) Results Monday ot the ninth slage of the Tour do France a 40-mile Individual lime trial from Perl- gueux lo Bergerac with cyclist, country, learn and winning lime: 1. Miguel Induraln, Spain, Baneslo, 1 hour, 15 minutes, 68 seconds. 2.

Tony Romlnger, Switzerland, Mapel, 2 minutes behind. 3. Armand Do Las Cuevas, France, Cas- lorama, 4:22 behind. 4. Thierry Marie, Franca, Caslorama, 4:45.

5. Chris Boardman, Britain. GAN, 5:27. G. Bjarne Rlls, Denmark, Gewlss, 5:33.

7. Thomas Davy, France, Caslorama, 5:35. 8. Abraham Olano, Spain, Mapel, 5:45. 9.

Arturas Kaspulls, Lithuania, Chazal, 6:01. 10. PiolrUrgrumov, Latvia, Gewlss, 6:04. 11. Glanluca Bartolaml, Italy, Mapel, 6:12.

12. Nlco Emends, Belgium, Mapel, 6:16. 13. Lance Armstrong, Austin, Texas, Motorola, 6:23. 14.

Jean-Francois Bernard, France, Baneslo, 6:44. 15. Sean Yates, Brilaln, Motorola, 6:50. Also 52. Alvaro Mejla, Colombia, Molorola, 9:56.

53. Phil Anderson, Australia, Molorola, 10:05. 57. Stephen Swart, New Zealand, Molorola, 10:21. 77.

Frankle Andreu. Dearborn. Molor- ola, 11:19. 106. Raul Alcala, Mexico, Molorola, 12:36.

144. Michel Dernles, Belgium, Molorola, 14:07. Overall Standings (After nine stages) 1. Induraln, 41 hours, 9 minutes, 13 seconds. 2.

Romlnger, 2 minutes, 28 seconds behind. 3. Da Las Cuevas, 4:45 4.Barlolaml,S:47. 5. Marie, 5:51.

6. Davy, 6:04. 7. Boardman. 6:06.

8.Yales,6:30. 9. Olano, 6:31. 10. Armstrong, 6:35.

H. Rlls, 6:40. 12. Damolldlne Abdoulaparov, Uzbekistan, Polll.6:45 13. Johan Museeuw, Belgium, GB-MG, 6:46.

14. Flavlo Vanzella, Italy, GB-MG, 6:59. 15. Plolr Urgrumov, Latvia, Gewlss, 7:08. Also 27.

Anderson, 10:39. 32. Andreu, 11:02. 33. 11:13.

75. Dernles, 15:47. 83. Alcala, 16:37. 163.

Swart, 29:15. AP-CS-07-12-940325EDT Men's Publinks Scores BIGFORK, Mont. (AP) Scores Monday of the first round of qualifying for the U.S. Amateur Public Links, played on the par-72 Eagle Bend Golf Club course: Edward Fryall, Las Vegas, 32-34-66 Malt Gogel, Lawrence, Tom Kroll, San Marcos, 35-32-67 Danny Green, Jackson, Donnfe Darr, Coshocton, Ohio, Ryan Hietala, El Paso, Texas, 34-35-69 Chris Riley, San Diego, 35-34-69 Mike Banner Laurel, 34-35-69 Bob Knee, La Jolla, 34-35-69 David Cothran, Selma, 33-36-69 Bryon Palton, Beaverton, Todd Palmer, Tlpton, 35-35-70 Ken Densel.Belllngham, 34-36-70 Michael Pavao, Hllo, Hawaii, 34-36-70 Daniel Utley, Lexington, 36-34-70 Dean Overturf, Dallas, 33-37-70 Jeffrey Thomas, S.PIelnfield, N.J., 34-38-70 Ron Schroeder, Pasadena, Texas, Scott Haynle, Baton Rouge, 36-35-71 Colin McKern, Pelham, 33-38-71 Notah Begay III, Albucjueique, N.M., 34-37-71 Slave Goodfey, York, 35-36-71 Chris Brown, Minneapolis, 34-37-71 Richard Miller, Columbus, Ohio, 35-36-71 Rob Long, Clarksville, 35-36-71 Peter Ebel, Cincinnati, 37-34-71 John Haines, Brown Deer, 35-37-72 Tim Burns, Lakewood, Drew Seen, Plnehursl, N.C., 36-36-72 Aaron Barber, New London, Tom Wallers, Cincinnati, 37-35-72 Joe Acosta Vlsalla, 36-36-72 Kevin Wasimer, Wadesvllle, 36-36-72 Chris Johnson, Kennenick, 38-34-72 Mike Hasibar, Portland, 38-34-72 Scoll Kammann, While Penn, Bradley Meek, Port Clinton, Ohio, 35-37-72 Rick Vaughan, Spokane, 37-35-72 Ryan Mitchell, Incline Village, Bob Valerlo, Hawthorne, 36-36-72 David Lydell, Aloha', 37-35-72 Jamie Hurless, Van Werl, Ohio, 36-36-72 Dave Burroughs, Pebble Bch, 38-35-7! Derail Zinnecker, Hulto, Texas, 36-37-73 Cam Osier, Fort Collins, 38-35-73 Carlos Rodiles Miami, 35-38-73 Bill Camping, Phoenix, 38-35-73 Chris Jorgensen, Blalne, 38-35-73 Patrick Vedden, Louisville, 38-36-74 Richard Keene, Chllanga, 37-37-74 Philip Chun; Kallua, Hawaii, 37-37-74 Paul Carpenter, Claremonl, N.C., 36-38-74 Jean, Homlake, 37-37-74 Kevin Benesh, Fort Worth, Texas, 37-37-74 Bryan Hancock, Suwanee, Jon Cusler, Vldor, Texas, 36-38-74 Chris Vandoll, Des Molnes, Iowa, 33-36-74 TreySones, Orlando, 36-38-74 Andy Komor, New Brighton, 37-37-74 Chad Rogers, Lincoln, 35-39-74 RobertStock.Wanlagh.N.Y.,35-39-74 Daniel Campos, Phoenix, John Gollwlizer, Mundeleln, 38-37-75 Scoll Olds, Anlloch.Calll., 36-39-75 Joe Ungvary.Arkon, Ohio, 38-37-75 Glen Herrell, Tallahassee, 36-39-75 Soon Ko, Indianapolis, Milch Thornell.Lakevllle, 40-35-75 Tim Shepperd, East Peorla, 38-37-75 Jell Burns, Dallas, 39-36-75 Jason Filchell, Green Bay, 38-37-85 Kim Hubbarl, Woodlnvllle, 37-38-75 Anthony Thoipe, Orlando, Doug Dunwoody, Spearlish, S.D., 38-37-75 Robert J. Bradley, Hanover, 36-37-75 Mark Paltullo, Belleville, 40-36-76 Chris Brauner, Houston, 39-37-76 Jason Sladish, Owego, N.Y., 40-36-76 Jody Roudebush, Nblsvlle, 38-38-78 Miguel Suarez, Puerto Rico, 40-36-76 Ron Quick.

Munlela, 40-36-76 Ray Tendo Makawao, Hawaii, Michael Hogan, Nashua, N.H.,41-35-76 Michael Harvlck, Carrolllon, Texas, 39-37-76 Michael Cushlng, Ponllac, 36-40-76 Brandon Balr, Elko, 40-30-76 John Kauo, Kapaa, Hawaii. 38-36-76 Ray MaklosM, Pueblo, 39-37-76 Alan Hill, Spring Branch, Texas, 37-39-76 John Pugllsl, Aplos, 36-40-76 Tom Hondrlcks, Greenford, Ohio, 40-36-76 Barry Yehllng, SI. Louis, 36-38-76 Glenn Przybytskl, Frankfort, 39-37-76 Doug Harris, Nashville, Christopher Myrlck, Ogden, Ulah, 40-37-77 Kevin Clabom, Brea, 37-40-77 David Koesler, Des Molnea, Iowa, 38-39-77 Goolfrey Goldstein, Bonita, 39-36-77 Richard Lion, University Park, 40-37-77 Jay Scoll, Ranloul, III, 39-38-77 Sean Del, Llhue, Hawaii, 40-37-77 Ron dull, Carson Cily, 37-40-77 Royn Makawao, Hawaii, 39-38-77 Jason league, Marcellus.N.Y., 39-39-78 .0. Alexander, Masspqua Park, N.Y., 41-37-76 David Bartnlck, Livonia, 42-36-78 Charles Eble, Mlssoula, 38-40-78 Charlie Cavanaugh, Porham, Cable Starlings, Anchorage, Alaska, 38-40-78 Bill Brallord, Broken Arrow, 40-38-78 Takuya Mlyazawa.Valrlco, 37-41-78 Oscar Palaclo, Tempo, 38-40-78 Pat Perez, Rancho Santa Fe, Ray Benlison, Minneapolis, 40.38—78 Sieve Newman, Wichita, 40-39-79 Michael Owslk, Bryn Mawr, 38-41-79 Rick Mustard, Malneville, Ohio, 40-39-79 Joe Clelak, Llbby, 38-41 -79 George Yamamolo, Llhue, Jay Kurlsu, Wailuku, Hawaii, 39-40-79 Timothy Slraub, Palchogue, N.Y., 42-37-79 Rick Hobbs, Manchester, N.H., 40-40-80 Robert D. Bradley, Hanover, 38-42-80 Steve Groom, Raylown, 37-43-80 Will Borowskl, Muskegon, 41-39-80 Lee Klnney, Red Wing, 42-38-60 Todd Grlllln, Rock Springs, 39-41 -60 ElmerTadly.Walpahu, Hawaii, 40-40-60 Steve Ashworlh, Springfield, 38-42-80 Derre Owsley, SI.

Louis, 40-40-80 Thomas Ehmann, Philadelphia, 38-42-80 Michael Charles, Corey Huss, Gainesville, 41 Kevin Arnold, Hilton Head, S.C., 43-38-61 C. Nledomanskl, Sll.Sprlngs, 41 -40-81 Joe Slansberry, Minneapolis, 40-41-81 David Koepke, Bucyrus, Ohlo.38-43-81 Bill Zylslra, Taylor, 41-40-81 ThomasGanlress, E.Amhersl, N.Y., 41-40-81 Cory Okuna, Hllo, Hawaii, 39-42-81 Jon Martin, East Sullivan, Maine, 40-42-82 Bill Stoneslreet, Rchslr Hits, 39-43-82 Joel Price, Balavla, Ohio, 41 -41-82 MarceloEduardo, Cleveland, 41-41-82 David Schuster, Hawthorne, N.J., 39-43-82 Gordon Williams, Charleston, S.C., Jason Burton, Amlln, Ohio, 46-39-85 Greg Tilton, Crollon, 39-47-86 Chuck Kranz, Mlnot, N.D., 45-41-86 Warren Groomer, Arabl, 50-49-99 Qolf Monty Leaders PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) Leading money winners on the PGA Tour through the Anheuser-Busch Classic, which ended July 10: Trn Money LGregNorman 2. Nick Price 3. Tom Lehman 4.

Loren Roberts S.HalelrwIn 7. Jose Maria Olazabal 8. Ernie Els LPGA Money Leaders ssociat By The Associated Press The money leaders on Ihe LPGA tour through the Jamie Fan Toledo Classic, which ended July 10: Money $515,605 $413,641 $351,702 $337,961 $322,467 $318,374 $262,700 $244,965 $225,339 $217.096 $212,274 $179,731 $168,620 $167,875 $157,934 $150,827 $149,945 $149,060 $145,335 $138,229 $125,762 $119,937 $118,436 $115,083 $112,820 $105,894 $103,923 $103,346 $102,135 $100,663 $96,487 1. Laura Davles 2. Both Daniel 3.

Donna Andrews 4. Dottle Mochrie S.Kellyflobblns e.SherrlStelnhauer 7. Tammle Green 8. Val Skinner 9. Meg Mellon lO.LIselolle Neumann It.

Elaine Crosby 12. Dawn Coo-Jones 13. HiromlKobayashl H.Lauil Merlon IS.BolsyKIng 16.LlsaKlrjgens 17. Alice Rllzman 16. Judy Dickinson 19.BarbBunkowsky 20.

Michelle McGann 21. Brandle Burton 22. Patty Sheehan 23. Pat Bradley 24. Nancy Lopez 25.JaneGeddes 26.

Colleen Walker 27.KrisllAlbers 28. Helen Allrodsson 29. Chris Johnson 30. Maria Figueras-Dottl 3t.DanaDormann 32. Deb Richard 33.AmyBenz 34.JanStcphenson 36.

Michelle Eslill 37. Alicia Dlbos 38. Nancy Ramsbollom 39.MissleBerleolll 40.DaleEggellng 41. Hollls Stacy 42.MissieMcQeorge 43. Mlchele Redman 44.

Martha Nause 45.KrisTschelter 46.Tina Barrett 47. Katie Peterson-Parker 48. Julie Larsen 49. Caroline Pierce SO.Da.Ammaccapane Trn 12 14 14 17 10 16 14 14 15 13 16 16 14. 13 15 14 10 16 13 15 14 12 14 10 15 17 14 14 15 16 15 14 14 14 13 14 14 13 16 15 16 13 14 15 16 15 12 15 12 14 $95,986 595,720 $69,702 $85,156 $83,890 $79,836 $78,683 $78,390 $76,629 $75,726 $74,296 $69,045 $68,236 $67,796 $62,014 $58,778 $57,475 $57,342 Youth baseball 9.FuzzyZoeller 10.

Corey Pavin 11.Mike Springer 12. John Huston 13. Tom Kite 14.BenCrenshaw 15. Scott Hoch 16. David Frost 17.PhllMlckelson 18.

Mark Brooks 19. David Edwards 20. Brad Faxon 21. Andrew Magee 22.BobEsles 23. Davis Love III 24.

Lennle Clements ZS.BIIIGIasson 26.MarkMcCumber 27. leeJanzon 28.Jay Haas 29. Brad Bryant 30. Tom Watson 31. John Daly 32.

Singh 33. Slave Lowery 34.HatSutlon 35. John Cook 36. Klik Triplet! 37. Scott Simpson 38.

Fred Couples 39. Craig Parry 40. Craig Sladler 41. Brett Ogle 42. Curtis Strange 43.

Larry Mlzo 44. Glen Day 45.MikeHelnen 46. Nolan Henke 47. Neal Lancaster 48. Chip Beck 49.

Clark Dennis SO.D.A.Welbrlng SLDaveBarr 52. Steve Strieker 53. Johnny Miller 54. Billy Andrade SS.GaryHallbero 12 $1,118,498 12 $786,927 14 $725,169 $695,926 $653,400 $532,100 $529.130 $523,081 $516,505 $514,109 $510,526 $479,769 $469,627 $445,389 $440,812 $432,591 $413,261 $407,864 $406,984 $403,623 $392,689 $383,618 $376,968 $366,429 $364,071 $359,295 $338,062 $337,823 $333,498 $326,684 $325,959 $325,049 $313,709 $312,997 $309,700 $299,715 $269,474 $266,648 $278,993 $272,566 $271,785 $269,841 $267,382 $266,965 $258,610 $257,411 $237,071 $231,181 $229,639 $228,691 $225,401 $225,000 $223,619 $219.895 15 16 16 5 7 13 15 16 16 16 16 17 15 11 22 15 17 16 16 18 16 12 12 17 18 20 13 12 18 19 18 17 16 16 7 13 15 16 16 15 19 16 16 19 18 19 11 19 18 Howard County All-Star tourney 12-year-olds Taylor Southeast 14, Eastslde 0 Winning pitcher: Craig Denlson; losing pllcher: Caddell TSE leading hitlers: Brian Collins HR, 2b, Joey Keck 2b, 1 Tye Darlln 2b Taylor Southeast B.UCT 3 Winning piloher: A.J. Garber; losing pllcher: Joe Thatcher Leading hitters: TSE Brandon Boles 2b, 1b, Craig Denlson 3b; UCT Josh Tedder 2b, Joe Thatcher HR, 1 Kyle Fortson 2-1 Barlow 2-2b 9-and-10-year-olds Winning pitcher: Wes Guy; losing pitcher: Scott Parks Leading hitlers: Russiaville Josh Nelson 3-1b, Joel King 3b, 2-1b, Neal Bankowski Northwestern 12, UCT Winning pllcher: Michael Shearer; losing pitcher: Daniel Cane Northwestern leading hlllers: Austin Hart 3b, 2b, 1b, Danny Downey 2b, 1 Northwestern 21, Northslde 14 Winning pitcher: David Fitzgerald; losing pllcher: Smith Northwestern leading hitters: Austin Han 3-1 Joey Varnau2b, Ib Soulhslde 11, Northwestern 9 Leading hitlers: Soulhslde Bell 4-1b, T.J.

Granson 2b, 2-1b; Northwestern Austin Hart 2-2b, 1 Jake Bandeller2-1b Local softball KPRD Softball league At Northwest Park, Monday Men's slowpitch Phase II 221 401 0 10 17 4 441 15 17 4 Leading hitlers: McGonlgals Gulfey 3-1b, Morrisons-It), BanushHR, 3b, 1b, Holl2-1b, Jewell 3-1b; Phase II Roe 2-1b, Hipshor 2-tb, 2b, Mobley 2-tb, Kinder 2-1 Douglas 050 6 16 23 3 Erlks 100 000 1 2 88 Leading hlllers: Ronlmaster Lechner 4-1b, Davis 2-1b, 2b, Gilbert 2-1b, 2b, Arnell 2-1b, Propes 3-1b, Abresch 3-1b; Erik's Shahan HR, Niedens 2b. Nelson 2-1b POSI6 412 040 0 11 12 3' MWAS 011 020 3 7 11 6 Leading hitlers: Post 6 Owens 3b, Taylor 4-1b, McClinlock 2-3b, 1b, Smith 2b, Felllg 2b; MWAS -Sulherln 2-1b, Tolle 2-HR, 2-16 Overhead 212 331 0 12 14 0 TheSlorm 313 021 0 10 13 0 Leading hlllers: Overhead Door Willis 3-1b, Hfl, Adams 1b, 2b; The Slorm Wor- Graber 010 150 0 7 9 7 BlgR 021 001 2 6 9 6 WP-Dickens; LP-Kotur Leading hillors: Graber Builders Bahler Mb, Bullock 2b; Big Cline 2-2b, Kolur Shockers 083 50 16 15 2 Parlytlme 011 02 4 77 Leading hlllers: Urban 2b, 3b, Kasey 3b, Hulce 1b, 2b, Johnson 2-1b, Weprln 2-1b, Huffer 2-tb; American 3b, Richardson 2-1b, 2b Partytlme 960 16 22 25 3 Shockers 401 01 666 WP-Goodnight; LP-Munsey Leading hlllers: Urban Shockers Munsey 3b, Parrotl 2-1b; American Partylime 7- Richardson 3-1b, 2b, Smith 4-lb. Sullivan Shearer 201 620 0-13 16 0 PVR 200 033 0 8 14 0 Roier Leading hitlers: Shearer Priming Compton 2-1b, 3b, Gebhart 3-1b, Stage 3-1b; dar Crest Lanes Hitchcock Roler 3b PVR 181 202 14 14 0 Shearer Printing .010 000 1 50 WP-Roler; LP-Eberhardl Crest Lanes leading hitlers: At Foster Park, Monday Men'a fastpltch BooslerClub 000 000 0 2 3 KokomoPrlde 001 116 9 13 0 WP Ron Banush; LP Bob Kilchet Kokomo Pride leading hlllers: Snyder 2-1 Guarnerl 2b, Johnson 2-lb, Crebo 2-1b, Ewlng2b Conkle 011 102 0 5 10 1 Spelman 102 101 1 6 83 WP McFalridge; LP McAllister Leading hlllers: Spelman 2-1 Rlsl HR, 2b, Green HR, 1b; Conkle Crablree 3b, Ib, Brown 2-lb. 2b, Brianl 1b, 2b, Johnson 2b PAL girls faGlpltch Oilman's 23, Mechanics 13 Winning pitcher: Jaml Arnell; losing pitcher: Amber Jameson Leading hlllers: Ortman's Tashawana Summers 2-1 Angela Frazler 2-1b, 2b, Mlndy Harper Ashley Graves 2-1b, Taylor 2-1 Arnell 2b; Winning pllcher: Jennifer Denman; losing pitcher: Amy Winkle Leading hitters: Wray 1b, HR, Cristy McGrow Ib, 3b, Amanda Me- Combs 1b, 2b; Erlks Amy Winkle 1b, Olson Ib I Winning pitcher: JennlleY Denman; losing pitcher: Amy Winkle i Coke leading hitters: Crlsly McGrew 2-lb, 2b, Jennifer Denman 3-1 Mandy Grant 3-tb KPRD basketball KPRD City Basketball League Senior Division Leading scorers: Nets Ashcraft 20, Cline Stage18.Kellar15 Bullets 62, Bucks 58 Pistons 82, Celtics 58 Leading scorers: Lynas 18, Galnes 19; Celtics Huntley 23 Pacers 65, Bulls 58 Leading scorers: 22; Bulls -England 23, While 18 Hawks 73, Sixers 66 Leading scorers: Hawks Llndsey 38; Six- ers Brady 23, Hlmmelwright 18 7p.m. Baseball: All-Star Game 03) 6:30 p.m.

PBA Hilton Hotels Classic (17) 9 p.m. Mickey Thompson Series (17) Notre Dame heads for Big East hoop life II 1 i 1 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Tradition, and the right to call the shots, mean a lot at Notre Dame. It Wasn't easy to give up either one. Ninety-six years after the university played its first men's basket- Bail game, it finally has joined a Conference.

Notre Dame traded autonomy a cherished institution Jinder the Golden Dome for Svhat easily could be a fast-track back to national prominence as the 43th member of the Big East. The Fighting Irish will compete every sport except football beginning in 1995. As the only big- cxoney sport involved and the only Sport not currently tied to a conference, basketball was the obvious focus of the move announced Monday. "But surrendering its independent status long has been a sore Subject for Notre Dame. While bas- KJjtball coach John MacLeod cheered the lifting of his biggest re- barrier, athletic director cruit Big East in 1995 Notre Dame, Villanova, Syracuse, Seton Hall, Providence, Boston College, Connecticut, Georgetown, Pittsburgh, Miami, St.

John's, Temple and Virginia Tech Dick Rbsenthal bristled at the notion that Notre Dame had been forced into a league. "Clearly, we didn't join the Big East because we wanted to cease being independent," said Rosenthal, in Colorado for what he said was his first real vacation in seven years. "I think Notre Dame could have stayed very well as an independent." The main reason Notre Dame sought out the Big East last November was to enhance its non- revenue spprts, many of which have climbed to national prominence, Rosenthal said. That opportunity seemed to have been missed just tour months ago, when the Big East passed up Notre Dame to concentrate on self-pres- ervation. The conference expanded to 12 full-time members March 9, adding football-only schools Rutgers and West Virginia but denying the same status to Temple and Virginia Tech, also football-only members.

That ended a basketball vs. football membership feud that had threatened to shatter the 15-year- old conference. "When we went to 121 basically thought the Notre Dame thing was dead," said Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese, adding that considering Notre Dame for membership in March would have been "the most damaging thing that could have happened" to the conference. Rosenthal told Tranghese a week later that Notre Dame, also talking to the Atlantic Coast Conference and other leagues, still was interested. But the Big East had virtually ruled out further expansion before 2000, leaving room only for "a unique situation." Notre Dame was that exception.

After moving quickly to gauge the feeling of athletic directors at the 12 full-time schools, Tranghese found that Notre Dame was welcome. The 12 Big East presidents voted unanimously last Friday to admit Notre Dame. "While the Big East was not really looking to expand, this was a rather unique opportunity for the Big East because of Notre Dame's stature," said Syracuse athletic director Jake Crouthamel. There never was talk about including Notre Dame's football team. Tranghese said the addition of Notre Dame was "probably the greatest Ben-Gay we could apply to our wounds." Already entrenched in the New York television market, the nation's biggest, the Big East now moves into the Chicago market, which is No.

2. Notre Dame, about 90 miles east of Chicago, has a huge following there, The conference also gets Notre Dame's immense national following, as well as the addition of lesser-known sports in which the Irish are national powers, including men's and women's tennis and soccer, baseball, lacrosse and volleyball, Notre Dame has been a member of the Midwestern Collegiate Conference', a non-football conference, in every sport but basketball. Notre Dame, Rutgers and West Virginia will begin competing in all sports in the 1995-96 season. A conference format has not been worked out, although it appears likely there will be two divisions with each team playing the others at least once. It also appeared there would be no conflict between the Big East's television deal with CBS, which runs through 2001, and Notre Dame's football package with NBC, which includes four basketball games a year through 2001.

Irish, the largest impact of joining the Big East appears to be the potential for its basketball program: to return to the prominence of me 1970s and '80s, when it was perennially among the nation's top teams under Digger Phelps. While struggling through back- to-back losing seasons, MacLeod has said often that he is losing recruits to major conferences. CqU- pled with its athletic and academta- reputations, membership in a oop' mier basketball league could quipkly bring Qhanlpionship-caU- berpllayers tp South. Bend. is munv bled to no one as reporters trickled'in news conference.

a big.day for us. I guarantee it.".