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Star-Gazette, Tuesday, julyllTl 989 SPORTS 1 e. -To raoort results toll-free to the Star-Gazette: To obtain national results: USA Today sports phone, 900850-1414 (60 cents for first minute, 35 cents for each additional minute) In New York, 800962-7827 In Pennsylvania, 800245-1414 July I. The top 30 share In the 11 mH-kon Nabisco Grand Prix individual pur- Baseball Baseball Orioles crush8 1 Pioneers, 14-3 1977 National, 7 5 1971 National, 7-3 1979 National, 7-8 1960 National, 4-2 1961 National, 5-4 1982 National. 4-1 1983 American. 13-3 1984 National, 3-1 1985 National.

6-1 1966 American, 3-2 1987 National, 2-0, 13 Innings 1966 American, 2-1 Star-Gazette 3. Pedro Dekjado, Reynolds, 1:29 behind. 4. Sean Kely, Ireland, POM. 1:56.

6. Steven Rooks, Netherlands, PDM. 1:56. 6. Gert-Jen Theurksse.

Netherlands, POM, same time. 7. Laurent Fignon, France, Super 1:58. 8. Greg LeMond, Mirtneapots.

PDM, .1:58. 9. Luc Roosen, Belgium, Histor, 1:68. 10. Charty Mottet, France, RM0, sams Urns.

11. Alvaro Ptno, Spain, BH, 2:28. 12. Marino Lejarreta, Spain, Patami-na, 2:28. 13.

Gianni Bugno, Italy, same time. 14. Andrew Hampsten, Boulder, 7-Eleven, same bme. 15. Laudeino Cubino, Spam, same tine 16.

Marc Madkrt, France, Toshiba, 2:32. 17. Beat Breu, Switzerland, Helvetia-La Suisse, 2:46. 18. NM RuttJmam, Switzerland, Helvetia-La Suisse, 2:46.

19. Eric Caritoux, France, RMO, 3:04. 20. Luis Herrera. Colombia.

Cafe da Colombia, 3:05. Overall Standings (After nine legs) 1. LeMond, 41:45:59 2. Laurent Fignon, France, Super 5 seconds behind. 3.

Pascal Simon, France, Super 356 4. Charty Mottet, France, RMO, 4:09. 5. Sean Kely, Ireland. PDM, 4:52.

i AMERICAN LEAGUE Eait DMsion I Pel 0B L10 Straak Horn Away Balfrnore 48 37 .665 5-5 Lost 1 24-19 24-18 New York 43 43 .500 1-6-4 Lost 1 22-20 21-23 Boston 41 42 .494 6 z-7-3 Won 1 21-21 20-21 Milwaukee 42 45 .483 7 5-5 Won 1 24-22 18-23 Toronto 42 45 .483 7 6-5 Won 4 20-23 22-22 Cleveland 40 45 .471 8 x-5-5 Lost 2 21-21 19-24 Detroit 31 64 .365 17 1-2-8 Lost 7 17-24 14-30 West Division Pet Gl 110 Streak Home Away California 52 33 .612 z-8-2 Won 3 30-17 22-16 Oakland 52 36 .591 1V4 z-6-4 Won 1 30-16 22-20 Kansas City 49 37 .570 3 z-6-4 Won 3 30-11 19-26 Texas 47 39 .547 5 4-6 Lost 1 23-17 24-22 Seattle 42 44 .488 10 7-3 Won 2 25-20 17-24 Minnesota 41 46 .471 12 1-9 Lost 6 21-21 20-25 Chicago 32 56 .364 21 ft z-3-7 Lost 6 14-28 18-28 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away Montreal 49 38 .563 6-4 Won 1 25-17 24-21 Chicago 47 39 .647 1V4 7-3 Won 1 23-22 24-17 New York 45 39 .536 2 z-6-4 Won 3 27-1318-26 St. Louis 44 39 .530 3 z-8-2 Won 1 27-21 17-18 Pittsburgh 36 47 .434 11 z-4-6 Lost 2 19-23 17-24 Philadelphia 32 52 .381 15 5-5 Won 1 18-23 14-29 West Division Pet GB L10 Streak Home Away San Fran 51 36 .586 2-5-5 Lost 1 28-14 23-22 Houston 49 38 .563 2 z-5-5 Lost 1 25-22 24-16 Cincinnati 44 43 .506 7 3-7 Lost 3 23-19 21-24 San Diego 42 46 .477 9'. z-4-6 Won 2 19-19 23-27 Los Angeles 40 47 .460 11 3-7 Lost 1 23-20 17-27 Atlanta 36 51 .414 15 z-5-5 Lost 1 20-25 16-26 ERIE, Pa. The Elmira. Pioneers' recent tear.j came to a screeching halt Monday evening Erie's Ainsworth Field.

-jliin The Erie Orioles pounded five Pioneers for 23 hits and a 14-3 New York-Penn League victory. Elmira had won four of its last six games going into the game, including a dramatic 2-1 win in Ge-neva Sunday evening. Eric Wedge gave Elmira an early lead in the sec-r ond inning when he took Erie hurler Art Rhode's. 390-plus feet over the left field fence. Rhodes settled down and gave up only one hit the rest of the way and struck out 14 Elmt? batters.

Erie tied in the bottom of the second on an un-" canny play. Doug Reynolds clubbed a Paul Quantrill pitch over the center field fence, but the ball bouncei! off Roosevelt Elementary school, which holds them Orioles clubhouse, and back into play. The umptf ing crew failed to recognize that the ball had" cleared the fence and Elmira's Ed Perozo tagged out Reynolds, who was on his way to third during his apparent home run trot. i Tony Beasley homered to lead off the Erie thwrf? and Pete Rose Jr. followed with a single and later scored on Horowitz' triple.

Rose went 3-for-4, including two runs scored anbV an RBI. Elmira fans can watch of the son of Cincift- natti Reds' manager Pete Rose when the Orioles come to Elmira Wednesday and Thursday. The Orioles blew the game wide open in the fourth by scoring six times, with help from two RUl' oneers errors. The final crushing blow of the inning was given1 by Erie's Carey Metts, who delivered his third hom'-" er of the season, a two-run shot to give Erie a 104-; lead. Elmira got its final two runs in the fifth as McNeeley walked an went to second on Rhodes wild pitch.

Ed Perozo walked and catcher Louis Dorante livered a single that scored Jeff McNeeley and sent Perozo to third. Perozo scored when Garret Jenkins beat out Erie double play. AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday's Games No games scheduled Sunday's Games Boston 10, New York 5 Toronto 2, Detroit 0 Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 2 Kansas City 5, Chicago 4 Oakland 7, Texas 1 Seattle 8, Cleveland 0 California 9, Minnesota 3 Today's Game M-Star Game at Anaheim, 8:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games California at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Texas at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m.

Seattle at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Oakland at Toronto. 7:35 m. Kansas City at New York, 8 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m.

Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. IN SPORTS ill 11C Yankees, Mets trade 1. Tom Kite $691,864 2. MamCalcavecchia. $629,174 3.

Sieve Jones. $599,016 4. Paul Azinger $597,499 5. Curtis Strange $526,387 6. Chip Beck.

$503,556 7. Fred Couples. $499,544 8. Payne Stewart. $478,322 9.

Scott Hoch $476,081 10. Mark McCumber. $462,561 11. MarkO'Meara $434,007 12. Tim $368,293 13.

84 Glasson $359,820 14. Greg Norman $330,030 15. BobTway $328,240 16. Jodie Mudd $308,526 17. Craig Stadtar $290,323 18.

Bruce Lietzke $289,768 19. Ken Green $288,404 20. GeneSauers. $287,893 21. NickFakto $286,181 22.

Sandy Lyle $284,343 23. David Frost 24. Scott Simpson 25. Wayne Grady $274,771 26. Jim Carter.

$265,757 27. Dave Rummebs. $263,989 28. Wayne Levi $258,107 29. Tom Byrum $252,831 30.

Blaine McCallister $250,968 31. Mike Sullivan $240,342 32. Gil Morgan $237,136 33. Davis Love III $235,123 34. Ben Crenshaw $233,375 35.

Nick Price. $232,216 36. David Ogrin $228,046 37. David Edwards $224,416 38. Steve Pate $223,226 39.

Hal Sutton $219,372 40. Robert Wrenn $215,444 41. Mike Hulbort 1215,198 42. Mark Wiebe $209,873 43. Ian Baker-Finch $206,235 44.

Peter Jacobsen $200,795 45. Loren Roberts. $199,982 46. Larry Mize 47. Mike Raid $192,919 48.

John Huston $188,372 49. LarnyWadkiis $186,123 50. Dan Pohl $183,518 51. Larry Nelson $182,655 52. Kenny Perry $168,076 53.

Ronnie Black $164,117 54. Fuzzy ZoeNer. $161,336 55. Joey $159,930 58.DonPooley $157,512 57. Tommy Armour $152,892 58.

TedSchutz $152,793 59. Steve Bkington $151,366 60. Dave Barr $145,603 Ryder Cup points PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. The point leaders for the 1989 U.S. PGA Ryder Cup team which will compete at Ihe Belfry Club, Sutton Coldfietd, England on Sept 22-24.

The teem will be chosen on the basis of points accumulated from Jan, 1, 1988 through the 1989 PGA Championship. Points are awarded tor top 10 finishes on PGA tour co-sponsored events with bonuses for golf's major championships: Mark Calcavecchia, 741.500 points. 2, Curtis Strange, 666.250. 3, Chip Beck, 643.000. 4, Tom Kite, 687.500.

5, Paul Azinger, 512.500. 6, Fred Couples, 473.542. 7, Ken Green, 465.000. 8, Payne Stewart, 450.000. 9, Mark McCumber, 419.167.

10, Mark Meara, 412.500. II, Steve Pate, 391.687. 12, Joey Sindelar, 376.500. 13, Bruce Lietzke, 372.500. 14, Ben Crenshaw, 370.500.

15, Scott Hoch, 363.333. 18, Lanny Wadkins, 353.000. 17, Dan Pohl, 300.00. 18, Mike Rekj, 288.000. 19, Craig 20, Gil Morgan, 275 000 60, Mite Hutbert $3,750.

LPGA money leaders The money leaders on the 1989 LPGA Tour through the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic, which ended July 9: Tm Money 1. Betsy King 18 $423,794 2. Nancy 13 331,439 3. Beth Daniel 16 266,766 4. Pat Bradley 17 266,731 5.

PattySheehan 14 187,218 6. Tamrme Green 16 1 74,872 7. Jul mkster. 14 160,360 8. AyakoOkamoto 14 157,465 9.

PattiRizzo 17 154.547 10. Sherri Turner 17 146,890 11. JaneGeddes 18 143,441 12. Colleen Walter. 18 140,734 13.

Allison Finney 18 126,411 1 4. Ksthy Postlewait 1 7 1 23,532 1 1 5. Penny Hammel 1 9 1 22,096 16. Lori Garbacz 13 119,772 17. Cindy Rarick .....20 118,463 18.

Laura Davies 15 118,393 19. HollisStacy 16 116,680 20. Martha 19 116,594 21. Jody Rosenthal 14 115,064 22. Uselotte 16 105,617 23.

Alee Ritzman 16 93,262 24. JoAnne Carrier 13 91,061 25. Dotbe Mochrie 16 86,578 26. Amy Alcott 16 84,334 27. Shitey Furlong 16 80,918 28.

Damete Amrnaccapan 17 79,584 29. Nancy Brown 19 75,287 30. Val Skinner. 18 74,563 31. Susan Sanders 18 74,176 32.

Robin Hood 17 71,925 33. Rosie Jones 16 70,475 34. AmyBenz 18 68,754 35. Jan 16 65,670 36. Ok-HeeKu 17 64,108 37.

Kristi Atbers 16 63,310 38. Cathy Morse 17 66,755 39. Chris Johnson 17 55,998 40. DawnCoe 16 63,451 41. Deborah 16 52,893 42.

Lynn Adams 17 52,655 43. Missie 18 51 ,933 44. Deb Richard 19 48,907 45. Debbie Massey 13 48,788 48. Dale Eggeting 17 47,527 47.

Tracy Kerdyk 16 46,921 48. Vteki Fergon 16 42,716 49. Carofine Keggi 17 41,122 50. Myra 18 40,584 Tennis Wimbledon results WIMBLEDON, England Results Monday ol the $5.3 million Wimbledon tennis tournament (leadings in paren- MiXED DOUBLES Championship Jim Pugh, Palos Verdes, and Jam Novotna, Czechoslovakia (1), def. Mark Kratzmann and Jenny Byrne, Australia (14), 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.

JUNIOR BOYS Championship Jared Palmer, Largo, and Jona-thon Stark, Medford, def. John-Lai- fnie de Jager and Wayne Ferreia, South Africa, 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-2). JUNIOR GIRLS Semifinals Andrea Stmadova and Eva Svkjlerova, Czechoslovakia, def. Rika Hiaki, Japan, and Shi-Ting Wang, Taiwan, 6-4, 4-6, 8-1. Championship Jennifer Capriati, Lauderhl, and Meredith McGrath, Midland, def.

Andrea Stmadova and Eva Sviglerova, Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-2. Cycling Tour de France CAUTERETS, France Results Monday of the ninth stage of the Tow de rrance cycling race a ii-miie leg from Pau to Cauterets: 1. Miguel Indurain, Spain, Reynolds, 4 hours, 32 minutes, 26 seconds. 2. Anseimo Puerto, Spain, BH, 27 seconds behind.

New York-Penn League ORIOLES 14 PIONEERS BJSM EME abrkbl abrkN Moon 2b 4 0 0 0 Bsry 2t 4342 MuntM 4 0 0 0 Rose 3b 4 2 3 1 Spmarl 3 0 0 0 Haiti as 10 0 0 Wedge 4 1 1 1 Bnnl cf 3 112 Mcraallb 3 0 0 0 Meekcf 10 0 0 Rcwmopri 1 0 0 0 Melts 5 12 2 McNycf 2100Hmtt1b 5331 Pozo3b 2 1 0 0 ReynoMt 5 0 2 2 Oorantec 2 0 1 1 SgMkr 2b-3b 1 3 0 Jartwrl 2 0 0 1 Hckrl 6 12 2 LocMrph 1 0 0 0 Neon I 5 2 3 1 ToUlf Milt Tout 41 1421 13 rjnirl Erie 10 020 000-1 011 (20 02-14 Spencer 2. Beastoy. Jantana. DP Erie 1, Bail LOB Erie 7, Etna 28- feyr, Bert Srngtodecker. Metis, Hcks.

3B- Horo-a Wedge (2). Beaslgy 1). Melts 3). SB- Moore, Jarfens. Ncoaa.

SF- Berth HER BB SO Emm Quanta! 1, 0-t 3 10 7 0 3 Uhran 1 3 3 3 0 1 Morreon 1 3 2 2 1 0 RoMaer 2 3 0 0 0 0 Thompson 1 4 2 2 0 2 Erie FtioiMW.2-0 9 2 3 3 4 14 2:51. A-688. BK- Ouantrl. WP- Rhode) 2. PB- Oorante A.L.

All-Stars Statistics through July 9 for the American League in the 80th Alt-Star Game, to be played July 11 at Anaheim, Calif. STARTERS AB HHRRBI AVG Catcher Steinbach, Oak264 20 85 4 28 .322 First Base McGwr, Oak. 258 38 83 17 58 .244 Second Base Franco, Tex 318 23 106 10 62 .333 Third Base Boggs, Bos. 312 51 102 2 36 .327 Shortstop Ripken, Bal. 346 48 95 11 51 .275 Outfield Jackson, K.C.

312 56 82 21 59 .263 Puckett, Mil. 342 40 1 1 5 5 44 .336 x-Sierra, Tex. 339 56 112 14 65 .330 x-Canseco, Oak. 0 0 0 0 0 .000 RESERVES Infltldert Fmdz, Tor. 286 32 74 5 33 .259 Gruber.Tor.

321 51 99 9 43.308 Geetti. Mil. 336 46 90 16 57 .268 Matngly, N.Y. 332 38 104 11 56.313 Sax, Y. 351 49113 3 34.322 Outfielders Baiies, Chi.

289 42 91 11 46.315 Gmwl. Bos. 337 53 101 10 55 .300 Leonard, Sea. 314 43 85 15 58 .271 White, Cat. 344 49 89 9 39 .259 Catcher Tettleton, Bal.

282 55 72 20 51 .255 Pitchers WLSv HBB SO ERA Frtfy, CaJ. 17 10-8 0 109 40 92 2.24 Gubz. KC 20 8-6 0 157 33 98 2.52 Hnmn.Dt. 29 5-2 2 39 28 33 4.17 Jones, Cle. 31 3-3 21 38 5 261.55 Mrs, Oak.

1911-5 0 92 49 96 2.22 Ptsc, Mi 31 2-3 22 31 11 36 2.35 Rsl, Tex. 38 4-2 20 24 10 40 1.86 Ryn, Tex. 17 10-4 0 82 47 148 2.91 Stwrt, Ok. 20 13-4 0140 39 72 3.24 Swnd. CI.1811-2 0122 31 91 2.75 x-Sierrs replaces Canseco who is injured and wi not play N.L All-Stars Statistics through July tor the National League in the 60th All-Star Game, to be played July 11 at Anaheim, STARTERS AB HR RBI AVG Catcher Santiago.

S.D. 254 21 60 5 30 .236 First Base Clark, S.F. 31 6 58 1 05 1 4 64 .332 Second Base Sandberg, Chi. 313 44 8211 34 .262 Third Base x-Jhnsn, NY 294 58 86 22 57 .293 x-Schmidt, Phi. 148 19 30 6 28 .203 Shortstop Smith, St.L 293 43 86 1 34.294 Outfield Mitchell, F.

308 58 91 31 81 .295 On 223 30 60 16 52 .269 Gwynn, S.0. 346 52 122 4 37 .353 y-Strwby; NY 237 33 56 17 42 .236 RESERVES Inlielders AB HHRRBI AVG BoniH8, Pit 323 49 86 10 42 .266 G.Davis, Hou 327 49 82 16 47 .251 Guerrero. StL 291 29 85 6 55 .292 Larkil. Cin 315 45 107 4 32 .340 Randolph, LA 309 36 90 0 22 .291 WaHach, Mon 31 5 43 86 6 39 .273 Outfielders Coleman, StL 314 50 82 0 20.261 Dawson, Chi 165 30 50 8 31 .270 V.Hayes, Phi 294 48 82 13 45 .279 Catchers Pens, StL 248 23 64 3 26 .258 Scioscia, LA 245 20 61 3 20 .249 Pitchers WLSv HBB SO ERA Brke, Mon 39 5-1 17 4614 33 2.82 M.Dvs, SD 34 2-3 22 37 17 47 2.68 Fmco, Cin 30 2-2 22 30 17 28 1.35 HrshisrLA19 9-7 0117 37 98 2.47 Howell, LA 34 2-3 15 34 14 33 0.78 RscW, SF 20 12-3 0125 32 78 2.12 Z-Sct, Hu 20 14-5 0 106 34 102 2.58 Smit2, All 18 11-6 0 98 45 104 2.10 Wilms, Ch 41 1-2 22 37 31 43 1.93 x-Johnson replaces Schmidt who retired and will not play y-Davis replaces Strawberry who is injured and wi not play z-Scotl is injured and wi not play. A replacement has not been named yet.

All-Star results Winners of Ihe major league baseball All-Star Game (National League leads the series 37-21-1): 1933 American, 4-2 1934 American, 9-7 1935 American, 4-1 1936 National, 4-3 1937 American, 8-3 103S National, 4-1 1(39 American, 3-1 1040 National, 4-0 1941 American, 7-5 1(42 American, 3-1 1943 American, 5-3 1944 National. 7-1 1945 No game 1946 American, 12-0 1047 American, 2-1 1048 American, 5-2 1848 American, 11-7 1050 National, 4-3, 14 innings 1951 National, 8-3 1952 National, 3-2, 6 innings, rain 1953 National, 5-1 1954 American, 11-9 1955 National, 6-5, 12 innings 1956 National, 7-3 1947 American, 6-5 1951 American, 4-3 1959 National, 5-4 1959 American, 5-3 1960 National, 5-3 190 National, 6-0 1961 National, 5-4, 10 innings 1961 -Tied 1-1, rail 1962 National, 3-1 1952 American, 9-4 1963 National, 5 3 1964 National, 7-4 1965 National, 6-5 19M National, 2-1, 10 innings 1967 National, 2-1, 15 Innings 1961 -National, 1-0 1969 National, 9-3 1970 National, 6-4, 12 Innings 1971 American, 6-4 1972 National, 4-3, 10 innings 1973 National, 7-1 1974 National, 7-2 1976 National, 6-3 1971 National, 7-1 All-Star records Individual single-game records for Ihe major league baseball All-Star Game: BATTING Most Runs 4 Ted Wiiams, Boston, AL, 1946 Most Hits 4 Joe Medwick. St. Louis, NL, 1937; Ted WMams, Boston, 1946; Cart Yastrzemski. Boston, AL.

1970 (12 innings) Moat Total Baaea 10 Ted Wams, Boston, AL, 1946 Most Hwnt Runs 2 Aiky Vaughan, Pittsburgh, NL, 1941; Ted Williams, Boston, AL, 1946; Al Rosen, Cleveland, AL, 1954; Willie McCovey, San Francisco, NL, 1969; Gary Carter, Montreal, NL, 1981. Most Runs Batted In 5 Ted Williams, Boston, AL, 1946; Al Rosen, Cleveland. AL, 1956 Most Stolen Bases 2 Wilde Mays, San Francisco, NL, 1963 Moat Caught Stealing 2 Tony OSva, Minnesota, AL, 1967 PITCHING Most Runs 7 Atlee Hammaker, San Francisco, NL. 1983 Most Earned Runs 7 Atlee Hammaker, San Francisco, NL. 1983 Most Hits 7 Tomrnmy Bridges, Detroit, AL, 1937 Most Walks 5 Bi Hakahan, St.

Louis, NL, 1933 Moat Strikeouts 6 Cart HubbeH, New York, NL, 1934; Johnny Vender Meer, Cincinnati, NL, 1943; Larry Jansen, New York, AL, 1950; Ferguson Jenkins, Chicago, NL, 1967; Fernando Valenzuela, Los Angeles, NL, 1984; Dwight Gooden, New York, NL, 1984. Moat Consecutive Strikeouts Cart Hubbes, New York, NL, 1934; Fernando Valenzuela, Los Angeles, NL, 1986. Moat Home Runs Allowed 3 Jim Palmer, Baltimore, AL, 1977. All-Star MVPs Most Valuable Players for the major league baseball All-Star Game: 1962 Game 1, Maury Wills, Los Angeles, NL 1962 Game 2, Leon Wagner, Los Angeles, AL 1963 Willie Mays, San Francisco, NL 1964 John CaWson. Philadelphia, NL 1965 Juan Manorial, San Francisco, NL 1966 Brooks Robinson, Baltimore, AL 1967 Tony Perez, Cincinnati, NL 1968 Willie Mays, San Francisco, NL 1969 Wile McCovey, San Francisco, NL 1970 Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, AL 1971 Frank Robinson, Baltimore, AL 1972 Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, NL 1973 Bobby Bonds, San Francisco, NL 1974 Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, NL 1975 Bi Madlock, Chicago, NL, and Jon Matlack, New York, NL 1976 George Foster, Cincinnati, NL 1977 Don Sutton, Los Angeles, NL 1978 Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, NL 1979 Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, NL 1980 Ken Griffey, Cincinnati, NL 1981 Gary Carter, Montreal.

NL 1962 Dave Conception, Cincinnati, NL 1983 Fred Lynn, California, AL 1984 Gary Carter, Montreal, NL 1985 LaMarr Hoyt, San Diego, NL 1986 Roger Clemens, Boston, AL 1987 Tim Raines, Montreal, NL 1981 Terry Steinbach, Oakland, AL Home run contest ANAHEIM, Calif Results of Mon day's home run hitting contest among the 1989 All-Stars: National League Eric Davis, Cincinnati, 3. Glenn Davis, Houston, 2. Howard Johnson, New York Mets, 2. Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco, 2. American League Ruben Sierra, Texas, 3 Bo Jackson, Kansas City, 1.

Mickey Tettleton, Baltimore, 1. Gary Gaetti, Minnesota, 0. American Legion WELLSBORO 17 TIOOA 2 Wellsboro 20(13) 11- 17 15 3 Tioga 100 01- 2 2 Ten-run rule invoked attar filth Inning Wellsboro (12-5) Tom Taylor (W, 4-0) and Erin Morral. 3B: Clinton Shaw, Grant Tomb. HR: Sean Callahan, Aaron Singer.

RBI: Callahan 3, Tomb 3, Singer 3, Morral 2, Jeff Patterson 1 Jeff Zuchowski 1. Tioga (7-9) Andrews (L), Batea (3), Borden (4) and Bailey. RBL- Krebbs 1. COWANESQUE VALLEY 17 OALETON 7 C.VaHey 115 430 3- 17 13 2 Galeton 005 200 7 12 3 Ten-run rule Invoked after tVi innings Cowanesque Valley (15-2) Matt Phelps (W, 3-0), Dan Costtey (6) and Dave Kemp, Shawn lanson (5). 2B: Travis Cobum, Coatey.

38: Kemp. HR: Kemp, Paul Phelps 2. RBI: P. Phelps 7, Kemp 3. Galeton (6-12) Mike Miller (L, 3-5), Dan Stetijes (3), Jeff Beck (4), Mike Smith (5) and Chad Clouser.

ZD: Beck RBI: Beck 2. Golf McNeil Classic MALVERN. Pa. Scores Monday af ter the first round of the $250,000 Mc Neil Classic played at the per-72, White Manor Country Club golf course: Joey Sindelar Steve Pate 36-31-67 Ian Baker-Finch 34-34-68 Jay Haas 34-34-68 Hal Sutton 33-37-70 Billy Ray Brown 34-3670 Clark Burroughs 34-38-70 Bitty Andrade Donnie Hammond 36-3571 CaMn Peete 36-35-71 Chris Perry 37-35-72 Brian Tennyson 35-3772 Davis Love i 37-38-73 Gary HaKberg 36-37-73 Steve Ekington 37-3673 Scott verrjtank. Gene Sauera 36-38-74 Keith Clearwater 36-38-74 Bi Glasson 37-38-75 Nick Price 39-36-75 John Mahaffey.

38-38-76 Jim Carter. 39-39-78 Wiie Wood 39-41-80 Gary Koch 40-42-82 PGA money leaders P0NTE VEDRA, Fla. Money winners on the PGA Tour following the Greater Hartford Open, which ended minor league players NEW YORK The New York Yankees on day traded right-hander Scott Nielsen to the Nevij York Mets for minor league outfielder Marcus Law: ton. Lawton, 23, a switch-hitter, will report to 'thV, Yankees' Triple A affiliate at Columbus of the ternational League, while the 30-year-old Nielsen will go to the Mets' Triple A team at Tidewater," also in the International League. "hr Nielsen has spent most of the 1989 season with Columbus, although he made two appearancae with the Yankees, allowing one earned run in tvuV thirds of an inning.

Nielsen was 4-8 with a earned run average at Columbus. Lawton batted .240 with one homer and 18 RBTs 1 in 70 games for Tidewater. He stole 111 bases jp. 128 games for the Columbia Mets (Class A) in 1985- FOOTBALL FLUTIE SIGNS WITH PATS: Quarterback" Doug Flutie has signed a one-year contract wi'tji the New England Patriots that reportedly will pay him at least $350,000 and could be worth njqrrj' than $1 million depending on his playing time. DYKES MAY TRY BASEBALL: First Bo Jack son, then Deion Sanders, now Hart Lee Dykes.

The Earade of players crossing the line from football" to" aseball keeps growing longer. 2 While his agent and the New England Patriots try to reach a contract agreement for the firsts round draft choice, Dykes may sign on the dotted3 line with the Chicago White Sox organization. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound wide receiver, hasn't played college baseball for the past two-' years, is scheduled to try out as a pitcher with lhe: Gulf Coast League White Sox, a rookie league club'1 in Sarasota, starting Wednesday. The Patriots training camp opens for rookies next Tuesday. way we look at it," Steve Noworyta, 4hel White Sox assistant director of scouting and playerT development, said Monday, "when you're a team? in last place, you're going to give everybody chance, a player that you hope can make it some z-denotes first game was a win NATIONAL LEAGUE Mondsy's Games No games scheduled Sunday's Games Ne'Vork6, OrtcinnatiS SarvJXego 5, Pittsburgh 3 SI.

Lous 6, San Francisco 4 Chicago 11, Los Angeles 4 Montreal 6, Houston 1 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 3, 13 innings Today's Game All-Star Game at Anaheim, 8:35 p.m.' ni Wednesday's Games No games scheduled Thursday's Games Chicago at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Houston at Philadelphia, 2, 5:35 p.m. Montreal at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. New York at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. St' Louis at Los Angeles, 1 0:35 p.m.

Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. New York-Penn League MCNAMARA DIVISION i Pet. GB Pittsfield 15 7 .682 Oneonta 13 8 .619 IK watertown 14 9 .609 Auburn 11 10 .524 354 Geneva 12 11 .522 3V4 Utica 10 16 .385 7 Elmka 7 17 .392 9 STEDLER DIVISION Niagara Fads 18 7 .720 Batavia 13 10 .565 4 Jamestown 14 11 .560 4 Hamilton 10 12 .455 614 Wetland 10 13 .435 7 8 16 .333 9ft 7 16 .304 10 Monday's Games Ena44. Elmin 3 Jamestown 7, Batavia 5 Watertown 9, Utica 4 Catherines 9. WeHand 8 Niagara Falls 4, Hamilton 3 Geneva 12, Auburn 5 Oneonta at Pittsfield, ppd rain Running Upcoming races KM- July 15 Downtown Elmira Mile; age rjp heats; contact Mike Rundel, 228 Water St, Elmira, NY 14901.

July 15 SuMrvan Review Centennial; 10K; Dushore; 10 am; contact Centennial Run, Box 305, Dushore, PA 18614. '-July 15 Finger Lakes Trail Fifty; R. Treman St. Park, Ithaca; 5:30 a. m.

required: previous training; 18 yrs. of age a John Sholeen, 206 N. Titus Ave, Ithaca, NY 14850. '-July 18 Darien Lake Triathlon; 1 1 ml. 5 9 am; contact Dariea Lake Triathlon, co Ms.

Tricia Burke, ftarien Lake, Darien Center, NY 14010-0091. July 16 Open Water Swim Race; -mile i 1-mile; Auburn; contact Al Hastings. YMCA-WEIU. 27 William St, Auburn, NY 13021. July 22 TCRC Women's 5K; Bing-hamton; 9 am; contact Carol Betva, 309 3rd Ave; Vestal, Ny 13850.

22 Bud Light Journey For SiaM Triathlon; Union Springs, 1.5K-S, 40K-B; 10K-R; 9 am; conact Al Hastings, YMC 29 William St, Auburn, NY 13021. '-July 23 Mountaineer Road Race; 5K.S. WilKamsport; 10 a.m. contact Wit-kaihsport Beverage, PO Box 3395, WH-liemsport, PA 17701. 23 Finger Lakes Trail 7K i fSK Ithaca; 9 a.m.; contact Joe Dabes, 1189 Dryden Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850.

July 2( IMCYMCA-WEIU Corporate Challenge; Auburn; run, walk, ieybal, tug of war, etc. for company teams; contact Al Hastings, YMCA-WEIU, 27 William St, Auburn, NY 13021. July 30 The Triad. Mini Triathlon; Vk 7 Aurora, NY; contact Al Hastings, YMCA-WEIU, 27 WKam St, Auburn, NY 13021. Aug.34 Empire State Games, Ithaca: conatct Diane Sherrer, 57 Cayuga Sr.Tfumansburg, NY, 14888 5 23rd Annual Phelps Sauerkraut 20K; 9 am; conatct George Ti-aon, Wibom Rd, Shortsvie, NY 14548.

-Aug. a Tri To Beat MD; Bingham-ton; 34 1 5 5 team or Individual; 6 am; conatct Muscular Deals Baseball American League MINNESOTA TWINS Placed Backman, second baseman, on the 15-day disabled 1st. Called up Doug Baker, MeJdar, from Portland of the Pacific Coast League Optioned Greg Olson, catcher, to Portland. NEW YORK YANKEES Traded Scott Nielsen, pitcher, to the New York Mats lor Marcus Lawton, outfielder, and assigned Lawton to Columbus of the International League. National League YORK METS Assigned Scott Nielsen, pitcher, to Tidewater of the International League.

Basketball i Msttonal Basketball Association "DENVER NUGGETS Announced that the dub was sold by Sidney Shlenk-er Jo Chicago-baaed businessmen Bertram M. Lee and Peter C.B. Bynoe. Named David Checketta president. Announced that Pete Babcock, president and general manager, wi retain his dukes as general manager, NEW YORK KNICKS Named Stu Jagkson head coach, a Football HI I 1 National Football League PENVER BRONCOS Acquired Kevin Brooks, defensive tackle, from the Finger Lakes Classic The results of the Finger Lakes Classic 60K Bike Race held Saturday In Bath: Overall Male: Robert Shuttz, 27, Geneva, 1:36:40.

Female: Valerie Grimshaw, 32, Auburn, 1:49:52. Age Group Winners Female: 29 and under: Jennifer Fau-cett-Lacy, 1:55:44. 30 and up: Valerie Grimshaw, 1:49:52. Male: 1 7 and underHans Haverkamp. 1:36:45.

16-29: Robert Shultz, 1:36:40. 30-39: JayNicklaus, 1:36:43. 40 and up: Craig Zarzyczny, 1:40:24. Horse racing Finger Lakes: Entries FIRST RACE Sup 1 1ron Pebble 2 Vacation Fun 3A Quick Bal of Fire 4B Zoe's Joule 5 Princess Elsie 6 Kristin's Ruler 7 Legion Lady 8 Zone Alone 9B Commadore's Gold 1 0A Super Stock SECOND RACE 3-up 1 Kindly Trial 2 Sky's Love 3ARebeavette 4 Boldest Ever 5 Parole the Lady $4,301 etu Hulet 11( HuletHf Winford 10! HirakJo 11( Cuevas 11! Cabrera 11! Vasquez 11! Annonk) 12 Bridges 1 Winford 10! 6 fui Miller 12S Wasikik 12S Hulet IK Spencer 111 Hiakk) 11( 6A Glorious Nan Dominguez 11( TMaeChilson Sobrino 11S 8 Flaming Color Miller 1 1E 9 Laugh N' Breeze Saul 122 10 Demeans Gold Attanasio 122 THIRD RACE S3.00C yf fui 1 Classic Road Dodge 12C 2 Bemie's Bunny Cruz 12C 3 Pspps's Song Doxey 12C 4 Ouickcapade Hlrafdo 12C 5 Proverbial Guerra 12C 6 Crafty Rogue Hiratoo 12C 7 Apple Zone Faiie 12C 8AZ.Z.Quickfoot Whitley 12C 9 N.Y. Native Sobrino 12C 10 Spa Bender Spencer 11! 1 1 Piano Dreamer Miller 12C 12 Alba Dam Hulet 12C FOURTH RACE 3-up SVifui 1 Pal Mac Bridges 11! 2 Take For Granted LafleHK 3 Innocent Prince Hulet IK 4NotYouCheese Cook IK 5 Karaite Hoist Whitley IK 6 Harvard Lover Saul 10( 7 What a Search Spencer 1 1 1 8 Moment in Court Mirier IK FIFTH RACE Snip 1M7C 1 Willow Streak Saunders 122 2 First match Marino 11 3 Grant Me Serenity Whitley 122 4 Seymour's Setmone McCarthy 1K 5 Miss Nellie Eie Hulet IK 6 Madame Mystique Grabowski 1 7 Such Company Rincon IK 8 Lord Help Me Spencer 117 SIXTH RACE Snip 6 fui I Classic Amnesia Dodge 11! 2A Tokenke Fame 11C 3 Song of Mirth Guerra 1K 4 Win Wham Cook 112 5 Sunday Brunch Spencer 111 6 Big Frank Pabon IK 7B RoHckiig Monk Doxey 112 8 Beau Fasa Grabowski IK 9B Honest Luke Wasiluk IK 10 Catch the Devi HirakJo 1K II Main Beau Attanasio 1K 12C Noholmeinthecanyon Bridges 1K SEVENTH RACE Snip SVi fui 1 Wonderous Wise Hulet 116 2 Fletcher McCarthy 116 3 Musikaner Lana 117 4 Champion Star Saul 116 5 Hawklike Hulet 117 6 Multiple Trail Grabowski 112 7 Cod Roman Cox 116 8 Comic Flare Guerra 114 9 Constitution Man Whitley 116 10 Mr.

Apple Pie Spencer 107 EIGHTH RACE $9,206 3-4-5 6 hit 1 VockeRoad Saul 115 2 Jacuzzi John Annonk) 116 3 Ben George Faine 115 4 Lord Norborough Rincon 122 6 Sun Hunting Hulet 115 6 One Step closer Miller 1 22 7 Praise Three McCarthy 115 8 London Law Fieldhouse 115 NINTH RACE $7,100 Sup 1 Mil) 1 Wiley Knight Whitley 108 2 Raymond Hmself Rincon 119 3 Zola S. Spencer 106 4 Regal and Blue Bridges 116 SCheMca McCarthy 111 6 A Grand Gift Hulet 114 7 Wlngate Arch Hiakto 116 TENTH RACE $7,800 Snip 1M116 1 Tap major Hkkto115 2 Adam's Law Antongeorgl 112 SLejolBocaia Spencer 106 4 American Flare Whitley 115 5 Lord Mayer Rincon 112 6 Crispy Com McCarthy 112 7 garden Collection Whitley 114 SRjyalTrlal McCarthy 119 9Murtle Grabowski 116 10 Wonder Skate Hulet 112 ELEVENTH RACE $,300 3 YO 1M 1116 1 Pauty Boy Grabowski 122 2 Gotta B. Bold Hulet 113 3A Matthew's Moment McCarthy 113 4 Packett's Landing Whitley 113 5A Mercedes Won McCarthy 113 6 Dancing Happy Burk 113 7 Brook's Who Farraro 113 TWELFTH RACE $3,000 34-5 1M 70 1 Tinker' Honey Miller 114 2 Wood on the Fie Fait 122 3 Bekvood Glory Hiakto 114 4 Turning Leaf Bridge 122 5 Faraway Song Vasquei 122 6 Lord's Princess Guerre 122 7A Larkspur's Finale Annonk) 122 8 Troy Music Hal Berry 122 Super Lsss Sobrino 122 10 Bussy Cordero 114 11 Deck Spirt Sobrino 122 12 Vicky Victoria Saul 122 Sunday's Gamee Elmira 2, Geneva 1 Niagara Fate 6, Erie 2 Auburn 6, Hamilton 2 Jamestown 6, Wetland 4 Utica 2, Oneonta 1 Watertown 3, Pittsfield 1 Batavia 12, St. Catherines 5 Today's Games Elmira at Erie, 7 p.m. Batavia at Jamestown, 7 p.m.

Oneonta at Pittsfield, 7 p.m. Watertown at Utica. 7 p.m. St. Catherines at WeHand, 7 p.m.

Geneva at Auburn, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games Erie at Elmira, 7 p.m. Wetland at St. Catherines, 7 p.m. Utica at Watertown, 7 p.m.

Jamestown at Batavia, 7:05 p.m. Pittsfield at Oneonta, 7:1 5 p.m. Auburn at Geneva, 7:30 p.m. Niagara Fails at Hamilton, 7:30 p.m. Dystrophy Assoc, 33 W.

State, Bing-. hamton, NY 13901. Aug. 12 Theresa Run; 5K 12-hr. Relay; Binghamton; Muscular Dystrophy Assoc, 33 W.

State, Binghamton, NY 13901. Aug. 12 Glenn Curtis Bike Race i Tour; 50 miles; Hammondsport; contact Undsley Dunn, Glenn Curtis Museum, PO Box 585, Hammondsport, NY 14840. Aug. 13 The Great Race XII.

Team Triathlon; 10K-R, 17 4 Auburn; conact Al Hastings, YMCA-WEIU, 27 William St, Auburn, NY 13021. Aug. 19 Tioga Old Home Day Race; 5 mi; contact Julie Preston, Tioga Old Home Day Assoc; Box 313, Tioga, PA 16946. Aug. 19 Peace Run; 8K; Binghamton; contact (he Peace Run, Unitarian Universalis! Church, 183 Riverside Drive, Binghamton, NY 13905.

Aug. 20 Tour de Coming Bike Race; Corning; contact Mar go Underwood, Corning Bike Works, 96 E. Market, Coming, NY 14830. Aug. 20 the Owasco Challenge Quadamton; 1 8 20 4 Auburn; contact Al Hastings, YMCA-WEIU, 27 William St, Auburn, NY 13021.

'-Aug. 20 Virgil Mt. Madness Trail Run; 21.1 miles; Virgil, NY; 8:30 am; contact Jos Dabes, 1189 Dryden Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850. '-Aug. 20 10th annual Hamlin Beach Triathlon: 1.5K-S, 40KB, 10K-R; Rochester; 8:30 am; contact Hamlin Beach Triathlon, co Cathie Durand, 1 00 Kfcoume Rd, Rochester, NY 14618.

Aug. 27 Prince Famngton Great Race Triathlon; 4-person team or indiv; 10K-R, 4 15 9:30 am; conatct PFGR, WMamsport Rec Commission, City Hal, Wiiliamsport, PA 17701. Entry forms are available by sending a sell-addressed stamped envelope at least 1 weeks in advance to JoAnne Jones, Star-Gazette Sports Department, 201 Baldwin Elmira, N.Y., 14902. Dalas Cowboys exchange for undisclosed draft choices. Announced that they srl waive Rick Massie, wide receiver, at his request.

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -Signed Doug Fkrtie, quarterback, to one-year contract Waived Tim Norton, Quarterback. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Signed Rueben Mayes, running back, to a three-year contract. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Announced the retirement ol Ron Baker, guard Hockey National Hockey League BOSTON BRUINS Signed Bobby Carpenter, center, to one-year contract. Colleges SALL STATE Announced the resignation of Kyle Reiser, assistant basebal coach, effective July 31. HUNTER Announced that Dr.

Charles Brown, athletic director, has resigned to accept the position of athletic director and director of physical education at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Named Terry Wansart, assistant athletic director, acting athletic director. INDIANA Named Roseann BamhW women's track and held coach. TRACK WOMEN'S MILE RECORD FALLS: Romania's Paula Ivan set a world record in the women's mile Monday to highlight the Nikaia IAAF Mobil" Grand Prix track meet. Ivan, the Olympic 1,500 meter champion, I rV 4:15.61 to better the mark of 4:16.71 set in AugusC 1985 by the American Mary Slaney in Zurich.

It also was better than an unratified and manual timing of 4:15.8 that the Soviet Union's Natalia Ar' tymova did lri August, 1984. HORSE RACING JOCKEY CHARGES CONSPIRACY: The na- tion's second-leading apprentice Jockey, suspended1 six times this year, claims officials at Ak-Sar Ben are conspiring to run him out of Nebaraska with series of unwarranted suspensions. State racing officials and stewards at the racetrack deny that 17-year-old Garrett Gomez has been" singled out for punishment. Even so, Gomez was the leading rider at Ak-Sat Ben as of last Friday and has 106 victories in 610 starts this year, second to Jay Bravo, who has 170-wins in 980 starts. HOCKEY BRUINS SIGN CARPENTER: Bobby er, acquired by Boston last Jan.

23 in a trade with, the Los Angeles Kings, has signed a one-year con not disclosed. IU1U tract with the Bruins. Details of the deal were Compiled from wire reports. i-mnii I I Mil I 4.