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4 rial SCOREBOARPIMSIDE SPORTS The Evening Press Juneg5, 19B3 Binqhamton, DeiGelbeiDfl Magic's high-fives a security blanket EASTERN LEAGUE Yesterday's Gann Buffalo 21, Lynn 11 Gleni Falls 6, Bristol 3 Waterbury 4, Reading 3 INTH NATIONAL LEAGUE Syncuse4, Toledo 1 Rochester 9, Tidewater I Richmond 9, Columbus Pawlucket 5, Charleston 0 TonrM'i Games Columbus at Tidewater Richmond at Charleston Toledo at Rochester Syracuse at Pawlucket NESBA NCAA SUMMER LEAGUE Today's Game Broome (angers at Syracuse tunic duets, 7:30 IMacArthur Stadium) Tomorrow's GsflMS Broome Rangers at North Syracuse Merchants, 2, 1:00 (North Syracuse High School) toccxa World Cup FIRST ROUND (At vamss sites Spam) Yesterday's Games Algeria), Chile 2 France 1, Czechoslovakia 1 Honduras 0 Gfoapl sV 1 GFGAPts. i-Poland 1 2 0 5 1 4 K-ltaly 0 3 0 2 2 3 Cameroon 0 3 0 1 1 3 Peru 0 2 1 2 6 2 Group Austria 2 0 0 3 0 4 Algeria 2 0 1 4 West Germany 10t5 3 2 Chile 0 0 13 0 Group 3 x-Belgium 2 10 3 1 5 i-Araentina 2 0 16 2 4 Group 4 n-England 2 0 0 5 1 4 France 111a 5 3 Czechoslovakia 0 2 1 2 4 2 Kuwait 0 112 5 1 Groups Spain 110 2 3 Yugoslavia 1112 2 3 Honduras 0 2 1 2 3 2 Nor. Ireland 0 2 0 1 1 2 Group 6 (Brazil 3 0 0 10 2 i -5ovtet Union 1116 4 3 Scotland 1110 3 NewZealand 0 0 3 2 12 0 wil advance to second round. Today's Games West Germany vs. Austria England vs.

Kuwait Spam vs. Northern Ireland NOTE: First round ends today. Top two teams in each group qualify lor the second round, in which the 12 survivors will be divided into four groups for round-robin competition. Winners of those four groups advance to semifinals. LACROSSI World Championships (Allekimofe) Yesterday's Thml-Place Game Canada 20, England 19, OT Todays Ousvipionshsp United States t.

Australia AtESAU Minor Leagues NfW 10-fNN UACUt IMthisCaMei UtJca44.0neonu2-7 fa. 7, Auburn 2, 12 inn. Ini.iMni Geneva 9, lamestown 3 luleni Dtirsioii I Gl Ulici 6 1 .817 Little Falls 5 2 .714 1 Auburn 4 3 .571 2 Elmira 4 Oneonta 1 (j Ml 5 tVedcni Drvbloii i ret a MagariFalh 4 2 .667 Geneva 4 3 .571 ft lamestoMi 3 3 .500 1 Erie 3 3 .500 1 Batavia 1 3 .167 3 Tonraht'sGisnef Maura Falls at Aubum, 7:30 limn at Erie, 7:30 lamestown at Geneva, 7: 30 Bmvu it Link Falls, 7:30 Tonorrew't Ganel Geneva at Oneonta, 7:15 Aubum ll Erie, 7:30 Elmira at Niagara FaUs, 7:00 lamestown at Batana. 7:30 UtKiil little Falli, 7:10 WitfllCAN liACUf Vnkfday'tCMCi Detroit 7, Baltimore 1 Tnw 2, Oakland 1 California 7, Kansas City 2 EattDhrisn I Boston 42 25 .627 Detroit 36 29 .554 Milwaukee 37 30 .552 Baltimore 35 31 .530 Cleveland 33 33 .500 NewYork 31 34 .477 Toronto 32 37 .464 West Dmsion I California 42 28 .600 KamasCity 39 28 .582 Chicago 36 29 .567 Seattle 36 35 .507 Oakland 30 42 .417 Texas 25 38 .397 Minnesota 17 54 .239 NATIONAL UAGUf Yesterday's Gams Philadelphia 10, St. Louis 2 New York 3, Montreal 1 Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 3 San Diego 7, Cincin.

6, 13 inn. San Fran. 4, Houston 3, 10 inn. CI (ast Dmsion I Pel CI 5 Montreal 38 28 .576 -5 St. Louis 40 30 .571 -bh Philadelphia 35 32 .522 3 8 NewYork 35 33 i15 4 10 Pittsburgh 30 34 .469 7 11 Chicago 26 44 J71 14 Wot Division CI I Pet CI Atlanta 41 27 .603 -Vk San Diego 37 30 552 3Y, 2 Los Angeles 37 34 521 5)4 6ft San Francisco 32 39 .451 10ft 13 Cincinnati 30 39 .435 11ft 13ft Houston 29 40 .420 12ft 25ft San Francisco 32 39 .451 10ft NEW YORK (AP) The wide smile and enthusiastic style of Earvin "Magic" Johnson may be better known than his on-court accomplishments.

The Most Valuable Player in the National Basketball Association championship series says, however, that the three facets of his life are inseparable. "If I can't play that way any more. I'll be out of the league," Johnson said yesterday after accepting the MVP trophy and a new car from Sport Magazine. "I slap hands so hard that it hurts my teammates, but I have to play that way." His all-around play is typified by the boxscore of the final game of the championship series against Philadelphia. He had 13 points (taking only three shots from the field), 13 rebounds and 13 assists in that game.

Johnson, also the choice as a 1980 rookie, is the second two-time winner in the 14 years a championship series MVP has been chosen. Willis Reed of the New York Knicks won in 1970 and 1973. American Legion NOrUEAGUI Teikfday'tGame Whltney Point to, Cortland 1 Chwgol, End. Mahar 0,11 inn. VesliliWl 13, Chen Valley 0 Today's Game Endkotta2lalOwego.6:00 Tuhmiuw's Games CONNER'S LEAGUE Yesterday's Game Odessa-Montour 12, Nichols Tomorrow's Games Endtcott Mahar at Vestal Gold, 10:00 a.m.

4 Hungary 1 1 1 12 i 3 El Salvador 0 0 3 1 13 0 "Magic" Johnson V- 'doing it my way NY-P Giants 4, Astros 3 San Francisco III! I iiiiiiiiiliii NL Wastrel O- Yanks-moaning the Blues Yesterday Tigers 7, Orioles 1 Visiting Detroit had homers by Larry Herndon, Kirk Gibson and Lou Whitaker in snapping a 10-game losing streak that saw the Tigers slip from one-half game out of the lead to 5 back. let everyone back into the (AL-East) race, but deep down we knew it wasn't going to be a one- or two-team race," said Alan who had two RBI-singles. Detroit's homers were more than enough as pitchers Jerry Ujdur and Dave Tobik held Baltimore to eight hits and an unearned run. The Tigers moved back into second, two percentage points ahead of Milwaukee and five games behind Boston. Herndon's 14th homer triggered a three-run uprising in the second off Scott McGregor, also the victim when Minnesota snapped a 14-game losing streak earlier this month.

Angels 7, Royals 2 Phils 10, Cards 2 abrhbi akrbti abrhbi abrhbi VenbleH 5 1 1 0 Thonss 50 11 Morgan2b 3210 Scott cf 4110 Kuipr2b .1 0 00 Knghtlb 4 0 00 Daviscf S001 Kndyrf 3 000 Clirkrf 5142 Puhlrf 1011 Mayc 000 Cruzkf 3000 Evans 1b 4 000 Gamr2b 4 110 O'Malley3b3010 Howe 3b 4010 LeMasterss 4 010 Pujolsc 4 010 Hammakrp 40 0 0 Niekrop 3111 Garciaph 10 0 0 Totals 39 4 3 lotah 36 1 7 3 Sm Francisco 001 020 000 1-4 Houston 000 020 010 0- 3 Gamer, LeMaster. DP Houston 1. LOB-San Francisco Houston 4. 2B Pujols. 3B-Venabie.

HR-Clark (13). SB -Clark, Garner, Scott. (BtBISO Sanrnnrisco tiammker(W44) 10 7 3 3 1 5 (First Game) Oneonta Uttca abrhbi abrhbi Medina ss 4 12 0 Ptcchra 3 011 Alcali2b 4 0 2 0 Hennelllb 3 111 Riggslb 4 0 4 2 Mossrf 3 0 0 0 (Made lb 4 0 0 0 Wode 3b 3110 O'Reganc 3 0 0 0 Alonzorf 3 0 2 0 Ehvaydh 3 010 Hdrshtdh 3 12 2 GjesdalM 3 0 1 0 Dreislerc 3 0 0 0 Hawkins 2 1 0 0 Bihvskiss 2 100 Gatlinrl 3 0OOHaynr2b 20 10 Totab 30 2 102 Totab 25 4 0 4 Oneonta 0OO 020 O-2 Utica 111 100 a-4 -Wolfe; DP-Oneonta LOB-Oneontaa, Uhca6. 2B 8iggs 2, Akala; HR-Hennell, Hen-dershot. SB Pkchioni, Alonzo: 5 Hayner.

rerbbst 6 9 4 4 2 2 6s 9 2 2 1 3 Moreni(S) 1 0 0 0 1 HBIMhcchioni (by Clcshaws); U-Gor-man, McCallum: (Second Game) feles, del. kwtkaa Snirlb, sVitaei, 74, 1 First eaund: Cuwdia kohde, West Germany, del. Debbie levant, Britain, 6-1, 6-3. Andrea lemrsveri, Htjniary, del, Diane Oesfor, West Los Anssrlet, 74, 74. Sabasa Sim.

monds, Italy, del. Kbit Sands, MM, 6-1, 6-3. Petra I3emeck, Swiueiland, del. Kelt Brasher, Ornam, 64, 6-2. Barbara lordan.

King of Prussia, def. Lisa lor-. Am Artnr, MicV, 6-1, 6-1. sWrtera Halqurtt Arcadia, Cabf, del. knny Udch, CoiurntM, Ohio, 74, 6-3.

Kim Ssemmetz, St Loua, def. Peaead Louie, San Francisco, 44, 6-3, 7-S. Nancy Yearsjn, Greenville, iJL, del. tva Btt-darova, Oechoriovilua, 7-S, 44. 7-S.

Matstt-eba Maleeva, Buifuttia, def. VtcU Nehm, Wooster, Ohio, 24, 64, 64. Kate Latham, Britain, def. Am luyomura, Mountain View, 64, 6-7, 64. Sue Leo, Australia, def.

Claudia Mraiteiro, Brazil, 6-1, 24, 4-3. Second round: Martina Navrirismi (1), IMktt, def. Beth Norton, Farfwid, 6-3, 6-3. Bib lean lung 1121, New York. def.

Cakiyia Pasquale, Switzerland. 6-3, 6-2. Pan Shrner (7), LuthervoV. del. Kim lones, San Dteao.

6-t, 6-1. Ena Crmon, Houston, def. evome Gtotasm (16), Australia, 6-4, 6-2. Maiorie llackwood, Canada, del. Virginia Wade, Britain, 74, 7-5.

Rot Fatrturw. South Africa, def. EKiw Lhdilbody, Britain, 6- 0, 6-4. Past Case, faniietd, NJ. del.

Rosie Casals, Sausairlo, 74, 6-2. Tracy Aushh (3), rtothhg Hth, Castf, del Alycta Mouhoa, Sacramenta, Cabf, 64, 7-5. hsAnte Ritssel, New York, def. Mima aus vec (0), Vtusosbma, 6-7, 6-3, 7-5. Bettmi Buraje (til.

Coral Gabies, Be, oet leshe AsVn, New York, 6-3, 7-S. Candy Reynolds, lusoxvtle, TeniL, dev. Ham Mimthkovi (SI.Czechosiovakia. 6-2, 34, 6-4. Wendy Tumbul (6) Australia, def.

Marceta Mesker, the Netlterlands, 64, 74. Ante White, St Petersburg Ha. def. Anne Minsrr, Australia, 7- 6-3. Lucia hrnmn, Rontinia.

def. Am rtobbs, Britain. 34, 6-1, 7-5. Andrea larger (4), IJrKotnshire, st, def. Ouk Hee lee, South Korea.

44, 64, 7-5. Pat Medndo, Bra-zl, def. Eva Pfaff, West Gemuny, 6-3, 74. Tanya Harford, Soldi Africa, dd. Liz Gordon.

South Africa, 6-4, 6-2. Sybva Harsika Dmircf 400 0 LSmrthrf 4 111 ose1b 5 3 3 0 McGeeef 3011 RobrtsJb 0000 Hmndzlb 4 0 00 VtthewsK 4 132 Hndrckrf 4 0 00 Vukvchrf 1112 Tencec 10 00 SchmdOb 4121 Ramsy2b 3000 Robnsnlb 0 0 0 0 Gnzlez3b 3 0 0 0 Diazc 5110 OSmithts 3 000 Gross If 4 110 frschp 2110 Inllo2b 3112 Keenrp 0 000 Aguayo2b 1 0 0 0 Indrumph 10 0 0 Delsusss 412 3 Utllp 0000 Orttnp 4000 Totals 39 10 14 10 Totals 20 2 3 2 Philldllphil 102 IM 042-10 St. Louis 001 Out OOUi E-McGee. OP-fmiWelphia 2, St, Loub 2. LOB-fhiUcWphia 6, St.

Louis 2. 28-ftose. I. Smith, McGee, Gross. 3B-Forsch.

HR-Minhews 191, Delesus (11, lEtBBSO rlirassteNa CaritonrW9-7) 0 3 2 2 3 6 St, Louis ForschiLa-3) 7h 10 I 7 3 2 Keener 1 0 0 0 2 Littell 1 3 2 2 1 0 2:03. A 13,032. Reggie Jackson's three-run homer, his 15th this Reason and fifth in his last seven games, capped California's six-run rally in the bottom of the fifth. 0 Pitthai flsctnff 7ahn caqHapaH aictM htte ac tha a ikvuvi uvwti uuaua uxuvtrv. v-iii hiv Xrst-place Angels moved 1 games in front of Uttca abrbbi abrbbi Kansas City.

Doug Deunces also homered and on Baylor had a two-run single. Il I U.n L. .11 UTICA The Oneonta Yankees snapped out of their hitting doldrums last night, but not out of their losing streak. The O-Yanks outhit the Utica Blue Sox, 18-17, but wound up on the wrong end of a 4-2, 9-7 twinbiU. Oneonta has lost six straight New York-Penn League baseball games since winning its season opener, five of them to Utica.

The Blue Sox, 6-1 leaders of the Eastern Division despite being an independent team made up almost completely of players released by other organizations or bypassed in the draft, go for a 6-0 sweep of the alternate-site series tonight at Oneonta. Jim Riggs continued his lusty hitting for the O-Yanks and shortstop Pedro Medina broke out of his slump, but Utica slammed six homers good for nineruns. Riggs, the New York Yankees' fourth draft pick out of Eastern Michigan University, hit 4-for-4 in the opener and was 6-for-8 on the night to raise his average to .524. Medina was 3-for-17 going into last night, but went 2-for-4 in each game. Riggs doubled twice in the opener, including the hit that drove in both Oneonta runs in the fifth iiining.

But that only halved Utica's lead, which was forged on single runs in each of the first four innings. Utica's first two runs were solo homers by John Hennell and Bob Hendershot. An RBI-single by Hendershot in the third was decisive. Utica led 6-0 after four inniisln the nightcap, but Oneonta scored fiye.runs in the seventh before reliever a Roy Moretti worked out of a bases-loaded jam to pick up his second save of the night. Hennell's second homer last night, a two-run shot in the fourth, gave Utica its 64 lead and Barry Moss belted a three-run homer in the sixth.

NIAGARA FALLS (4-2) broke a first-place tie with Jamestown in the Western Division, rallying for five runs after two outs in the top of the 12th to defeat host Auburn, 7-2. Shawn Barton singled in the go-ahead run Jamestown made five errors and allowed four homers in bowing, 9-3, at Geneva Elmira made six errors and lost, 3, at Erie. The hosts scored six runs in the eighth, including a two-run homer by Dave Cements and a solo by Pat Wallas Little Falls (5-2), second in the East, shaded visiting on Jason Felice's RBI-single in the sev-" enth. NiekrollrMI 10 8 3 2 3 WP-Niekro 2. PB-Pujoh 4.

3:07. A ''H AL 4 Tigers 7, Orioles 1 IMreil lattixorc abrhbi abrhbi Trmellss 5 02 2 Bmbrycf 50 2 0 Cabelllb 4010 Fordrf ,5010 Gbsncf 4 111 Snghndh 30 2 0 Prrishc 4 000 Murrylb 4 100 Hemdnlf 4 111 Ripknsb 4 0 0 0 rnerjri 4110RnkkeH 4 011 Lemnd 3210 Nolanc 4010 Wcknfsslb 3 1 1 0 Dauer2b 3 000 Whukr2b 1111 Crowryph 10 0 0 Brookns3b 2011 Skatass 3010 Totab 34 7 10 6 Totals 36 1 0 I Detroit 030 Oil 101-7 latMorr 000 000 010-1 E-Nolan, Brookens. Df-Himmore 1. 108-Derroit 3, Baltimore 10. 28- Bum-bry, Wockenfuss, Sakata.

HR-Herndon (14), Gibson It), Whiuker (4). S-Lemon. SF Brookens. RERMSO rjetroil Uidur(W1-2) 7i 7 1 0 1 2 Tobik lb 1 0 0 0 0 uuw uoa aa uituijr uimtcia as sic uau au tit the strike-shortened 1961 season as a Yankee. I have been getting a lot of fast balls to hit," said Jackson.

"It's like everyone's saying, 'Here's a 86-year-old guy who can't get around on a ball in at- MeU3, Expos 1 NewYork Medmass 4 12 2 Hmes2b 2 312 Riggsdh 4 0 2 1 Hennelllb 3 2 3 2 DslUdelb 4 1 0 0 Moss II 3 114 Ehvayrf 3 0 0 1 Alonzorf 4 12 1 GjesdaJK 4 0 1 0 DMnesc 40 10 Gspamoc 2 1 0 0 Wolle3b 4 0 10 Adams Jb 3 2 2 0 Hdrshtd 3 100 Wodck2b IIOOGamtdh 3 0 0 0 Rotfnrd 2 0 0 0 Bilwskiss 2 10 0 Gatlmph 1112 Totab 20706 Totak 28999 Oneoata 000 011 5-7 Uttca 121 203 1-9 E- estiade 2, Hines 2, Moss; DP-Uoca LOB-Oneonta4, Utica 7. 2B Medina, Gjesdal. Hines, Henneil; HR Hennell, Moss, Alonzo. SB Riggs, Hines, Hendershot; SF Moss. ks er bb so 2 4 4 4 3 1 White 13 4 2 2 1 0 Morgan lb 0 0 0 0 1 Undsey 113 3 12 6 6 5 3 3 7 Peterson 0 3 2 2 0 0 MoreMIS.3) 1 0 0 0 0 2 WP-oryant: Amateur American Legion (9), West Germany, eel.

rauta bmrm, loila. Calif, 6-2, 6-4. Host Texas' Jon Matlack, with last-out help Irom Danny Darwin, handcuffed Oakland on jhree hits and Dave Hostetler singled home the jo-ahead run with a fifth-inning single. Matlack struck out six and didn't walk a batter to hand Oakland its ninth loss in its last 10 games. STie A's have scored only nine runs in their last abrhbi abrhbi Rams If 3 000 Wilson cf 4 110 Gates 2b 3010 Bailor ss 4011 Dawson cf 4010 FostrK 4 120 rjtiverlb 4 0 0OVmtnerf 0 000 Carter 4 131 Kingmnlb 3 110 CrmrHerl 4010 Yngbldrf 100 0 Mills 3010 Stearns 3b 3 000 Speierss 1 000 Irgnsnrf 3011 Tevrsss 2 0 0 0 Hdeesc 3011 Milmph 00 0 0 Backmn2b 3010 Norrtmpr OOOOPuleop 3 000 GUcksnp 2 000 Sconp 0000 Gulden ph 1000 Smrthp 0000 White ph 1010 Totals 32 1 I 1 Totals 31 3 3 Montreal 900 Oft) 001-1 NewYork 000 M3 Ms-3 E-GuHickson.

Orter, Cromartie. DP-New York 2. LOB-Montreal 9, New York 5. HS-Cirter (14). S8-Rames, Wilson, Dawson.

taoiso PGA McGregor (LB-S) Ik I I I 11 Ghmsley 2s I 1 1 0 0 HBP-by Uidur (Sakata). 2:28. Rangers 2, A's 1 outings. Oakland Clin Johnson tied tne score with a fourth-inning homer, but the Rangers went head an inning later when Billy Sample doubled $nd Hostetler singled him home. Teus Dodgers 5, Braves 3 Chenango County hill hypes WP Legion nine Gullcksn 114.7) 6 8 3 3 1 4 Smith 2 0 0 0 0 2 PulaolWM) th 7 11 Scott IS3) I I I I I jjj May 18 Los Angeles first baseman Steve Harvey was hitting .238 with two homers and 'Snore strikeouts than RBI.

Now he has 10 homers, rjfeeven in his last 19 games, and a .256 average. Garvey homered and both he and Ken Lan-Jdreaux drove in two runs to back pitcher Jerry flReuss' triumph over NL-West leader Atlanta. The defending World Series champions have won 10 of Dodgers Braves 3 OOESSAsONTOUl 12, NICHOLS 19 Wchok 203 410 0-10 IS 4 Ochwi Montow 542 OtO a-12 111 Rattis (L.0-1). Wdbams (3) and Hurley. Ltppert 14); Peterson, LeGare Ml and WHITNEY PT.

14, CORTLAND 1 Cortland 100 000 0- 1 6 3 Whitney PI 121 400 t-tO 8 2 Zimmerman (L), Thurlow (2), Zimmerman 16) and View; Mirabito Stahl (7) and Foster. OWEG0 1, ENDsCOTT MAHAR 0 Owest) 000 000 000 01-1 3 1 Mahar 000 000 000 00-0 5 2 Monroe, Horton 1101 and Millet; Pediey and Hayes. W-Horton. VestaKW) 190 SOS 1-13 17 1 Own. Valley 000 000 0- 0 1 3 Burdick (3), Pasquale (5), Carr (6) and Vakourt, Oarlock (5); Hughe: Devlin (21, Ashman 16) and Trinkte.

IAnaeics Westchester Classic FIRST ROUND (AtHamsonl Par-TOWertchestera 64: Bob Glder. 65: Chip Beck: Dave Eichelberger. 66: Tom Kite; lanny Wadkms, Bill Gbs-son: lyn Lott. 67: f.C. Snead: Doug Tewdl: Isao Aoki; A Weibring; Charles Coody.

60: Mark Lye: Mark Hayes; Mike Hill; Perry Arthur; Hubert Green; Peter lacob-sen; Larry Ziegler; Larry Mize; Clarence Rose; Kermit Zarley; Hal Sutton; tindy Miller: Ben Crenshaw. 69: Rex Caldwell; Leonard Thorrtpson; lee Elder: im Colbert; Kenny Knox; Lance Ten Broech; Ray Floyd; left Knox; Ed Sneed; Bill Rogers; David Graham; Gil Morgan; Rod Nuckolls; tint Simons; Mark McNulty; lay Cudd; Don levm; (ohn Adams. Don Pooley; lay Haas; Mike Guv-ley; Frank Conner; lack Rennet; Jodie Mudd; Payne Stewart; David Thore; lim Thorpe. LPGA Rodtesttr Internatjonal FIRST ROUND (Alhttstord) Par-72 Locust HtBCC 67: loAnne Carrier. 60: Pat Bradley; Beverley DivivCoorjer.

69: Sally Utile; Hollis Stacy; Ann Was-ham. 70: Pam Gietzen; Nancy Lopez; Vicki Fbrgon; Barbara Barrow; Bonnie Bryant; Sandra Palmer. 71: lanet Coles; Alice Ritzman; Patty Sheehan; lertlyn Britz; Alison Sheard; KathyWhitwortft. 72: Pat Meyers; Path Rizzo; Sandra Hay-me: Kathy McMpllen; Cathy Reynolds; Sandra Spuzich; Marty Dkkerson. Local 3heirlastl3.

Landreaux drilled an RBI-single in the first and Jalso singled in a run in visiting LA's two-run fifth. Garvey homered in the fourth and rapped an RBI-double in the seventh. if The Dodgers lost the services of Derrel Thomas for at least six weeks. PtatA-running for Pedro Guerrero in the seventh, he broke his left ankle in a collision with third-base coach Danny Ozark. Phillies 10, Cards 2 Gary Matthews slugged a disputed homer and DeJesus contributed three RBI, including a aomer, for visiting Philadelphia.

Steve Carlton, 9-7 and winner of nine of his last fl2 decisions, pitched a three-hitter, struck out six abrhbi abrhbi Sax 2b 3120 Wshratnrf 4121 landncf 412 2 Hbbnl2b 5 0 2 1 Baker If 3120 Mrphycf 4O0 0 Oeroif 4 0 2 1 Home 3b .4 000 Thorns or 0 000 LinresK 4 120 Rnickerf 1 0 0 0 Watsnlb 4 1 2 1 Garvylb S12 2 Brxhctc 4 0 00 Ceyjb 2010 Rmirezss 3 000 Yeagrc 4 0 0 0 McWillmsp 0 0 0 0 Rssellss 3000 tohnsnph 100 0 Reussp 3110Walkp 1010 Howep 000 0 Hannap 1000 Roystrss 2010 Totak 32 5 12 5 Totals 17 i 10 3 LasAtajeles 100 120 100-5 Atlanta 000 000 012-3 Benedict, Russell. DP Los Angeles 1, Atlanta 2. LOB Los Angeles 11, Atlanta 8. 2BGarvey, Washington, Linares. HR Garvey (10).

SB Sax "2, landreaux. 9 lEtBBSO LosAnsirles Reuss(W9-5) 8j 3 3 1 HowelS5) 1 0 0 0 0 abrhbi abrbbi HndrsnH 4 0 1 0 Smpletf 32 2 0 Murphy cf 40 00 Crubbd. 02 0 Clhnsnlb 4111 BetUb 0 1 1 Armsrf 3010 Hstttrlb 4 02 1 Burroghsdh3000 llhnsndh 4010 KmsSj 3000 Wagnrss.4 000 Heathc 3 000 Wrightd 4 000 Lopes 2b 3 000 Wamrc 30 3 0 Stanlyss 2 0 0 0 Flynn2b 3 0 0 0 Rudiph 10 0 0 Ptulipsss 0000 Tocass 30 I 3 I Totak 32 2 11 2 Oaidaad 000 100 000-1 Teus 100 010 OOt-2 E-Wrighl. DP-Oakland 2. LOB Oakland 2, Texas 0.

2B-Samole. HR-C. RERWSO OaUarti lang(rd(lM) 8 11 2 2 1 4 Texas MtlackfW3-5) Bi 3" 1 1 0 6 DarwtnlS3) 0 0 0 0 0 PB-Heath. Indians 5, Yankees 2 Oeieiemt NewYork abrbbi abrhbi DilneH 4010 Rndlph2b 2 00 0 Prcnte2b 1011 Griftyrf 4 00 0 HjrrhJb 4111 Mmphrycf 4 0 2 1 Hrgrvelb 4 0 2 1 Winfldl) 4010 Torntndh 4010Gmbledh 400 0 Bannstrzb 3010Mtybry1b 3100 Hives rf 4110Wvngarc 4000 Mrmingcf 3100Ntrles3b 4011 Bandoc 4111 SmUeyss 2 100 Fschmss 3111 Totak 34 I 10 5 Totak 312 4 2 Oevebnd 000 200 0t2-5 NewYork 000 010 100-2 E-Wyneear, Frschlm, DP-New York 2. LOB-Cieveland 7, New York 8.

28-Bando, Bar rah. 3B-Mumphrey, Nettles. 56 Uanrwler 2, Manning. ERII SO Cleveland Stdiffe 6b 3 2 2 5 6 SpillnrrWM) 2s 1 0 0 0 2 Cdry(U-a 7 9 3 3 1 Friner 0 0 0 0 Rawley lb 1 2 2 2 0 Goidrypbchedto2batMrnbth. HBP-by Sutcirffe (Mayberry).

PB- strikeout, three-hitter for Endicott Mahar (7-4), but wound up a 1-0 loser to non-league visiter Owego Post 401 (3-2). Allan Golotko singled, stole went to third on a passed ball and scored on relief pitcher Howard Hor-ton's sacrifice fly. John Monroe al-' lowed four hits over nine innings'jand winner Horton gave up one hit 'in' his two frames. Because of a conflid with Owego's senior prom, Post 401 brought only 10 players last night. Chenango Valley (Hillcrest Post 1194), sponsoring a team after if lapse of several years, had a rough debut.

Four Vestal Post 89 hurlers Dave Potts, Carl Burdick, Joe Pasquale and Mike Carr collaborated on a one-hit, 13-0 non-league victory at Chenango Forks. The quartet totaled 12 strikeouts, five by Burdick in his two innings. Pasquale allowed the hit, a single in the fifth, as Post 89 upped its record to 64. Potts and Jim McCarthy split six of Vestal's 17 hits. Odessa-Montour took a 9-2 lead after two innings and held on to top visiting Nichols, 12-10, in a Conner's League game.

Matt Monell, Kyle Lippert and Jeff Chandler had three hits apiece for Nichols (0-4). which had 15 hits to O-M'slL Whitney Point Post 974 is expected to mount a strong challenge for the Broome County American Legion baseball title this season and did nothing to alter that prediction last night. With Norwich import Tim Mirabito pitching six strong innings, Whitney Point debuted by ripping visiting Cortland, 10-1, in a non-league game. A week earlier Cortland had scored a 6-4 victory over defending county champion Endicott Post 82. Mirabito pitched for Norwich last year, but that post didn't field a team this season and the 1981 All-Southern Tier Athletic Conference hurler switched to Whitney Point, which has also acquired another Chenango County ace lefty Randy Foster, 20-2 the last two springs at Oxford High.

Mirabito right-hander struck out 11 and walked one before Jeff Stahl took over for the final iiining. Whitney Point scored all its runs in the first four innings. Bob Tingley and Mike Hodges had two-run singles in the second and third, respectively. Cort-' land made three errors in the fourth that cost four unearned runs. Post 82 goes to Whitney Point on Tuesday in both teams' Broome league opener.

Al Pediey pitched an 11-mning, 11- vano warned inree. i After Pete Rose Jhit a long drive that appeared to have gone out of the park foul down the left-field line. Third-base Jumpire Bill Davidson called the ball fair, result YValk(L66) 4H 8 4 4 1 2 Hanna 25 2 1 1 6 1 Mcwairrts 2 2 0 0 1 2 Hinni pitched to 1 tuner in 8th. Padres 7, Reds 6 Women CANCER CLASSIC IM-RotindUadert (At Par-72 Vestal HA CO 00: Robin Mead. 87: Louise lones.

89: Karen Ritter. 91: Liz Slutzker, Alice Olbert. 92: Mary Bykonich, Betty Bills, loan Ray-mont, Tammy Timmerman. IBM IADKS DAY A group: low gross-Mary Lewis, 93; low net Dot Connors, 90-30-60. 1 group: low gross Amy Turner, 104: Mtcki Mooney, 106-16-70.

Commission sues to move Clippers. Professional All-England Championship YCTRDAY'S MATCHES (At WwnbsWott) SccdMl DHClMsMaVI jNtphO IM round: Brian leader (tl). UisAnfe-bts, del. Shtane Glicbteie, kraei. 34, 74, 6-4, 44, 6-2.

Tomas Srmd, Czectiosiovakia, del. Uchard Lewis, Britain, 6-3, 74, 64. Hank Prater, fsakertneid, Cabf, del. Mel rtsrcel, Murray, Ky, 6-2, 63, 64. Schatt van der Merwe, Sotjdi Africa, del.

Terry Moor, Mesnohis, Tern, 64, 6-2, 74. tarry Staiarwi, Mento Park, Cabf, def. Aleundro Cortes, Colombia, 64, 62, 6-1. Brad Drewett Austraia, def. Pat Doohatt, Antra-la, 74, 6-2, 64.

loba fitzpereld, Australia, def. Hri Grattat Czechoslovaksa, 6-2, 74, 6-4. Eric Frontm, Glea Head, N.Y, def. Syd tsal, Australia, 64, 14, 74, 6-2, toao Soares, def. Henrik Ssjttbtrom, Sweden, 74, 6-3, 6-1 lay Uoidus, Princeton, N.L, def.

lsUrn lusharsky, Hungary, 14, 7-5, 6-1, 64. Paul Mdtamee, Austraka, dd. Matt Doyle, Menio Park, Cabf, 5-7, 6-3, 74, 74. Oris Lewis, New Zealand, def. Mm Goes, BrazJ, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, Vijey Amritrai, tndu, dd.effOorowit.lert.Caiif, 6-1.

64, 6-3. Bob Lutz, Stowe, Rsck Meyer, New York. 24, 6-3, 6-2, 6-7, 64. Tom Guttata Palm Coast, dd. (eremy Bates.

Britain, 64, 64, 6-1. StdM Saoonv son, Sweden, def. BH Stanton, DaBas, 7-5, 6-4, 6-1. Bod Frawley, Australia, dd. Pat DttPre, loia, Calif, 6-7, 6-3, 74, 6-3.

Peter Ester, West Genssany, dd. Chris Dunk, Santa Ana, Cabf, 6-4. 74, 6-3. Bernard Fritz, France, dd. Sergio Casat, Spain, 6-2, 6-7, 6-3.

Marcos Hocevar, Brazst, dd. Steve Kisjkvitz, Washington, 64, 6-2, 6-1 David Dowta, Houstoa, dd. loachim Nvstrom, Sweden, 63, 34, 6-1, 61 Leo Patin, FMand, dd. Craig Miter, Aurirata, Second round: Hmrrry Carrion (2), Miami leach, Fla, dd. john Alexander, 44, 6-1, 74.

Sandy Mayer (4), Amerirjn, Calf, dd. Cobn Dowdtswdi, Britain, 6-2, 6-2, 61. Mats WHander (7), Sweden, dd. Nduka Odizor, Nigeria, 74, 64, 64. Drew Grchn, Eftcino, Calif, dd.

Thierry Tuuane, France. 61, 64, 61 Peter Ressnert Lot An- LOS ANGELES (AP) A $120 mil Angels 7, Royals 2 ing a neaieo argument ana a a-w rnuues ieau. Padres 7, Reds 6 Tim Flannery's sacrifice fly in the top of the p3th boosted San Diego over host Cincinnati, which made five errors. An error by shortstop pRon Oester contributed to the winning run. Luis Salazar led off the 13th with a double off Bob Shirley.

With Flannery at bat, catcher Alex STrevino fired a pickoff throw to second that had rSalazar caught off base. But Oester dropped the ball, allowing Salazar to advance to third and setting the stage for Flannery San Diego blew a 6-0 lead when Cincinnati Jseored five runs in the sixth and tied the score ir with a run after two outs in the ninth. Giants 4, Astros 3 Jack Clark hit his 13th homer this season in the top of the 10th to lift San Francisco and rookie 'lefty Atlee Hammaker to victory. The homer was 'Clark's fourth hit of the game and came with one out off JoeNiekro. Hammaker scattered seven hits, striking out five and walking one.

He took a five-hitter into the i eighth when the Astros tied the score, 3-3, on a single by Tony Scott, a stolen base and Terry jPuhl's RBI-single. bMtOrv of violating its own constitution by not taking action on the move at its league meeting this week. The suit filed by the Coliseum Commission challenges the legality of NBA practices that establish exclusive territories for teams and, which the Coliseum says, prevents the Clippers from moving to the Los Angeles Sports Arena, which the Coliseum Qimmis-sion operates. lion anti-trust lawsuit filed by the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission against the National Basketball Association and some of its teams and owners challenges the league's right to establish exclusive territories. The suit, filed yesterday in U.S.

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