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PAGE 2C THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1986 t.BtaPakt I Jaaa Hakafky. I lay Fbnd NM Ml ITM.I4I laita B47MI 1744 ttl lir tad tSII4 "5rP SPORTS DIGEST II. Fam ariln 11 Taa Waaaa UBaalTraaal- ttu Pit 714 2M I in 711 IM.7 a iN" 3 II lllkall Baseball MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS NATKNU LE.VGl'B CM DtvtUM ON THE AIR Tennis Wimbledon (WSFA), 1:30 p.m.; (HBO), 4 p.m. Baseball Montreal Expos at Atlanta Braves (WTBS, WHHY-RA-DIOAM 1440), 6:35 p.m. Chicago Cubs at San Diego Padres (WGN), 9 p.m.

Pet. Gl it tl .711 41 a ii a tu ii a a II 41 .411 II 44 II IS ill 41 Jli 17 il I a mi I II 41 .444 1 14 41 .441 Bradley Among The Favorites In HoF Tourney SUGAR LAND, Texas (AP) Pat Bradley, the leading money winner on the LPGA tour, and rejuvenated Texan Sandra Palmer will be among the favorites teeing off Thursday in the first round of the $300,000 Mazda Hall of Fame Championships. Bradley, a three-time winner on the LPGA tour this year, has won $298,775 in 1986, a sum that helped her become the tour's first player to earn $2 million. The tournament is being played for the second year over the par 72, Sweetwater Country Club course which serves as the LPGA headquarters. Nancy Lopez, who birdied four of the last seven holes to win last year's inaugural event, is on maternity leave after giving birth to her second daughter on May 26.

The 45-year-old Palmer, once a cheerleader and homecoming queen at North Texas State University, ended a four-year slump last Sunday with a victory in the Mayflower Classic at Indianapolis. Bradley's consistency has helped her keep ahead of Juli Inkster and Mary Beth Zimmerman in the money race. It has also been a factor helping her earn $2,092,972 in 12 years on the tour. CHICAGO CALIFORNIA akrkhi akrtU ranfrhef Illl Barlenaa (til Gaillea a 4 111 SraaTitd a Sill Bailee rf Sill JKH.Iah III GMalkr Ik Illl Daaaing If 411 Kltlledk lit Detanlh 411 Tullnaae Hendrrkrf 41 Flake 4 111 Grirhth 41 BBaaUla If tit Javan lk 11 Lvaattt Illl Baearc till Cratth till RJaanpk III! Narraa 111 Pniltrf 11 RJrkaa pk I I Teula ns-71 Taula 3414-1 Chirait Ml Ml Ml -I tilil.tnla IM la I AP kinaaat Cale Yarborough wears a winner's (mil broke a record In Firecracker 400 qualifying Yarborough Claims Pole for Firecracker With Record Speed 1 eral years in order to spend more-time on outside business interests, and with his family. He was grinning widely after win-" ning the pole Wednesday.

"It feels good and winning it here makes it feel that much better," said Yarborough. "This place takes brute speed, horsepower, to do it, and that's what happened here today." Four other drivers joined Yarborough and Elliott in breaking previous race qualifying record. Buddy Baker's Oldsmobile Delta 88 was third fast at 202.584, followed by Benny Parsons' Oldsmobile at 202.475, the Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS of Winston Cup point leader Dale Earnhardt at 202.129 and the Buick LeSabre of Bobby Allison at 201.708. Also over 200, but under the old mark, were Morgan Shepherd and Bobby Hillin at 201.126, both in Buicks, and the' Chevrolets of Tim Richmond and' Tommy Ellis, at 200.593 and 200.566. respectively.

Bodine 18th Geoff Bodine, who won the Day-r, tona 500 in February, was 18th at; 198.632, while defending Firecracker champion Greg Sacks and defending Winston Cup champion Waltrip both failed to make the top 20 in first-day qualifying. Sacks was caught at 197.520. Wal- trip was at 194.309. PtiMripUa St. Lmi ftuaearfft Srn AtURt See Die Clariaaall LftAacctas Tte'tty a baft 8aa Fraariara I.

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TODAY IN BASEBALL scnRFBoaitn riarlaatU Brdi Philadrlphu Phtllln It IS a l. lain Draay. S-l. (tnarr Cy laatf aaard winarr nr Philaarl-ai MarM nr tkt Irda acalaM naklr Bran Baflla. a-4.

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III III DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Cale Yarborough, winning his first pole position in nearly two years, Wednesday set a qualifying record of 203.523 mph for the Pepsi Firecracker 400 NASCAR stock car race. Yarborough earned the top qualifying spot for the first time since his team switched to Ford Thunderbirds at the beginning of the 1985 season. He edged fellow Ford driver and the previous record-holder Bill Elliott for the top spot in Friday's race by just .087 mph to take his first, pole in 29 tries. Elliott Second Elliott, who set the previous mark of 201.523 and still holds the overall track mark of 205.114 that he set in Febuary of 1985 in qualifying for the Daytona 500 ran a fast lap of 203.436 Wednesday.

"We've just been on a dry streak," said the 47-year-old Yarborough, who is third on the all-time NASCAR victory list with 83, but has yet to win this season. "I hope what happened today will turn it around for the rest of the year. I believe it will." Speeds are always a little slower in the July race because of the heat, and Wednesday was no exception, with temperatures climbing into the 90s and Daytona International Speedway sweltering under a blanket of humidity. "I'm not surprised by the speeds, considering that a lot of teams, including us, backed the cars off the truck and ran 200 miles an hour," he added. "But, considering the heat, I am surprised we ran this fast." It was the record eighth Firecracker pole for Yarborough, as well as his 12lh overall on Daytona 2.5-mile, high-banked oval.

It also was the ninth Daytona pole for Waddell Wilson, the team manager and engine builder for Harry Ranier's team. Wilson has announced he is leaving at the end of the 1986 season to join a new team headed by Rick Hendrick and with three-time Winston Cup champion Darrell Wallrip as driver. "Knowing Waddell and knowing this team, I don't think knowing he is leaving at the end of the year is going to binder us whatsover," said Yarborough. "I'd be worried about not winning (this year), except we've only run eight races. If I'd have run them all and we didn't win, I'd be pretty down." Yarborough, another three-time Winston Cup winner, has been running a limited schedule for the sev t5) GS) StpeBootittr Gun Wiaaiac RBI Gaiilra 141.

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Jacobs, 65, who own Jacobs, Vis-consi Jacobs Co. of Westlake, met with team Chairman Patrick J. O'Neill, American League President Bobby Brown and city officials Tuesday night, and the deal was announced Wednesday morning. The deal is not likely to be completed until November, O'Neill said. "We want to assure the city of Cleveland and Indians baseball fans everywhere that it is our intention to keep the Indians in Cleveland and to be the kind of owners of which the league can be proud," the brothers said in a statement.

DeBusschere Arrested WEST HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -Dave DeBusschere, the former New York Knicks' basketball star and team executive, has been arrested on Long Island on a charge of driving while intoxicated, police said Wednesday. Nassau County police spokesman Officer Paul Kunz said DeBusschere, 45, was arrested at 11:34 p.m. Tuesday on Mulberry Lane in West Hempstead. DeBusschere, who lives in Garden City, pleaded innocent before County Court Judge Herbert Lipp and was released pending a court proceeding July 30.

His attorney, Benjamin Klemano-wicz, who appeared with him at the arraignment, was not in his office afterward when called for comment. a secretary said. Plan Delayed LAUSANNE, Switzerland A con troversial co-hosting plan for the 1988 Summer Olympics was put on hold Wednesday for at least a day when the International Olympic Committee chief took time out to assess secret responses from North and South Korea. The move came after mounting signs that the Communist North may reject the plan, presented on June 11 by IOC President Juan Antonio Sa maranch. Samaranch "just wants to have some time to think and take decision" on the two sides' answers before revealing them and his next step, IOC spokeswoman Michele Verdier said.

UTEP Punished EL PASO, Texas The University of Texas-El Paso was placed on three years probation because or pay ments of about $62,150 by a former head coach to students on the track team, the National Collegiate Athlet ic Association announced Wednes day. UTEP's women's and men's track teams are also prohibited from tak ing part in NCAA championship com petitions during the 1986-87 and 1987-88 school years, according to a news release from the NCAA. The penalties mean UTEP will have to forfeit it 1983 National Collegiate Division I Men's Cross Coun try championship. Cervtti Improved ALBANY. N.Y.

The condition or Lisa Cerutti, 15-year-old sister of To ronto Blue Jays pitcher John Ce-nitti wm ungraded to fair Wednes day following an accident where her bicycle struck a car. Greg McGarry, a spokesman for llhanv Mtviiral Center, said Miss Ce rutti was moved from the intensive care unit of the hospital to a regular ward Wednesday. She underwent ctirtrprv Tuesdav nieht at the hospital after suffering head injuries in the accident, Mcoarry saia. ui Orutti's bicvele was entering a street from the entrance to the Holy Names Academy when struck the side of an automobile at about 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, according to Patricia Capotzelli, a clerk for the Alba ny Police Department.

Jackson Is Held In Check Again MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Bo Jackson went hitless again as the Memphis Chicks mauled Columbus 16-0 in a Southern League baseball game Wednesday night. Starter Mitch McKelvey pitched a nine-inning no hitter to boost the Memphis Chicks to a 16-0 Southern League baseball shutout of the Columbus Astros on Wednesday night. Jackson scored a run after reaching on an error and walked once. He also struck out twice and flied out.

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