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26 Vineland Times Journal Aug. 21, 1985 Sports Shorts -Compiled by Jerry CoveUa, Sports Editor I Transactions Back In Uniform withheld $300,000 worth of tickets which promoters had commitments to sell. "As a result, this thing is going to be a financial fiasco," Solerwitz said. "We think that's why nobody ever uses the Garden. They do not cooperate, in fact, they throw roadblocks at promoters." Solerwitz said only about 1,000 tickets have been sold.

He said Costello has received his $300,000 purse up front. Closed circuit television BOXING NEW YORK The promoter of the World Boxing Council super lightweight title fight between champion Bill Costello and Lonnie Smith Tuesday said he filed a $20 million lawsuit against Madison Square Garden for "unilaterally destroying the show." Mack Solerwitz of Lightning Bolt Productions said he and his partners will lose on tonight's card. Solerwitz said the Garden fig Hall Named 'Hound Coach PLEASANTVILLE Dino Hall, who graduated from Glassboro State College and moved on to become a running back and kick returner for the National Football League's Cleveland Browns, was named head football coach at Pleasantville High School Tuesday. Hall, who spent five years in the NFL after graduating from Glassboro in 1979, replaces Gary Schultz, who resigned after last season to become the coach at Egg Harbor Township High School. Pleasantville compiled a 6-5 record last season and made a first-ever appearance in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association UPI laawphoto Veteran shortstop Larry Bowa, a former Philadelphia Phillie who was released by the Chicago Cubs lest week, works out at Shea Stadium Tuesday after being signed by the Mets.

Bowa will replace Ron Gardenhire, who was injured last Thursday against the Phillies. viving the wave of upsets were: No. 5 Stefan Edberg and No. 6 Joa-kim Nystrom, both of Sweden, and No. 10 David Pate of Las Vegas, Nev.

FOOTBALL PORTLAND, Ore. Mayor Bud Clark joined boosters of the financially-troubled Breakers, hoping to convince the United States Football League to keep a franchise in Portland. Clark, issued a proclamation supporting the efforts of a group calling itself the Breaker Backers which has collected business cards of more than 12,000 local businessmen in a demonstration of support for the team. HORSE RACING LEXINGTON, Ky. Bloodstock Research Inc.

and the Kentucky Horse Center announced Tuesday the two firms have joined to offer $27 million to purchase controlling interest in Spendthrift Farm Inc. Bloodstock President Richard Broadbent III and Robert Hagopian, president of the Horse Center, announced the bid at a Lexington news conference. The proposal breaks down to about $3 a share for the 8,901,666 common shares of the stock owned by Leslie Combs II and his son Brownell Combs II. The Combses announced Monday they were selling their shares, which total 63.7 percent of the shares, for "personal reasons." The stock was originally offered in November 1983 for $12 a share but quickly fell to $6 and has floated around $5 this year. Hagopian and Broad-bent said they did not believe the offer was too deals in 16 of the top 25 metropolitan markets will help cut te losses, but Solerwitz said the extra ticket revenue would have made it financially easier on the promoters.

LAS VEGAS Willie "The Cannon" Shannon, a former light-heavyweight boxer, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for kidnapping and beating a woman in October 1983. Shannon, 33, must serve at least five years before he is eligible for parole. A jury acquitted Shannon of sexually assaulting the woman in a restroom at a North Las Vegas City Park. HOCKEY EAST RUTHERFORD The New Jersey Devils, blending the old and the new, signed veteran center Peter McNab and 18-year-old defenseman Craig Wo-lanin, the club's top draft pick. McNab, the son of New Jersey general manager Max McNab, was signed as a free agent after collecting 23 goals and 25 assists in 48 games for Vancouver last season.

TENNIS MASON, Ohio Top seed Mats Wilander cruised past Vince Van Patten 6-0, 6-1 in an opening-round match of the $375,000 Association of Tennis Professionals Championship. Six other seeds suffered first-round upsets: No. 7 Johan Kriek of Naples, No. 9 Martin Jaite of Argentina, No. 12 Henri Leconte of France, No.

14 Ben Testerman of Knoxville, No. 15 Michael Leach of Ann Arbor, and No. 16 Ra-mesh Krishnan of India. Among the seeds sur It's Microminiature- low, although the closing price for the stock Monday on the American Exchange was about $5.37. If the offer was accepted, it would be closed in 60 days and Broadbent would run the farm.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. -Pimlico Race Course officials denied rumors that the track was being sold for $31 million. Pimlico co-owner Richard Davidson told state lawmakers that there was "no truth to those rumors, you know how rumors can get started at any time." LEXINGTON, Ky. -Inspectors sifted through the burned-out ruins of a barn to find the cause of a fire that left nine standardbreds dead at The Red Mile harness racing track. The fire occurred late Monday night and swept through the wood-framed structure in minutes before firemen had a chance to contain it.

One race official estimated losses near $800,000. The barn had been insured for $52,000. DEL MAR, Calif. Talks between horse trainers and immigration officials fell apart, again raising the possibility that a massive raid by the Border Patrol could end the season at the Del Mar Race Track. Immigration and Naturalization Service officials said at a news conference that illegal aliens employed at the track as grooms and handlers must be fired immediately.

iwl, I By MICHAEL SMITH August 21 (1977) Two new head coaches were appointed at Sacred Heart High School. BETTY ANNE COYNE was named to direct the boys' and girls' tennis teams while JIM CAVALIERI took over the reigns as girls' basketball boss. DEL UNSER'S four RBI's paced the Expos to a 10-4 triumph over the Braves. Unser and DAVE CASH delivered run-scoring hits off loser DICK RUTHVEN. (1969) Individual from Millville passing the Red Cross swimming program test included: RICHARD HUNTSMAN, Edwin Hignett, Larisa Bodulow, Mike Bodulow, Greg Fithian, Eve Banks, Janet Sawn, Barbara Hanson, MICKEY HARRIS, John DePalma, Joe Langdons, Fredrick Sharp, ANGELA DOLBOW, Beth Dolbow, Donna Paynter, Bill Koudelis, Steve Koudelis, Joey Brewster, SANDY BREWSTER, David Light, Ronnie Decker, Sonja Wangstrom, Terry Hoffman and BETH HOFFMAN Leechester tripped Ocean City, 6-2, behind the three-run homer of PKYOLSKI.

Winning pitcher Campbell struck out five and walked four. (1958) JIMMY LARRO singled in the game-winning run, lifting Kiwanis Club to a 1-0 win over Onized in the Little League playoffs American Legion's offense was too much for Jaycees in a 12-7 victory. RON VI-NICK singled and homered for Legion. bossboM NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W. L.

Pet. GB New York 72 45 .615 St Louis 70 46 .605 Vi Montreal 67 52 .563 6 Chicago 57 58 .491 14' Philadelphia 54 63 .462 18 Pittsburgh 36 79 .313 35 Western Division W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeles 70 46 .605 San Diego 63 55 .534 8 Cincinnati 61 55 .526 9 Houston 55 62 .469 15 Atlanta 50 66 .431 20 San 45 72 .385 25V4 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles 5, Phila.4(ll San Diego 1, Montreal 0 New York 3, San Francisco 0 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2 Chicago 5, Atlanta 2 Houston 17, St Louis 2 Today's Games San Francisco (LaPoint, 5-111 at New York (Lynch.

10-6), 7:05 pm. San Diego (Show, 8-7) at Montreal (Laskey, 5-12), 7:35 pm. Los Angeles (Valenzuela, 14-8) at Philadelphia (Koosman, 6-3), 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Browning, 11-9) at Pittsburgh (Walk, 0-0), 7:35 m. Chicago (Engle.

0-2) at Atlanta (Johnson, 1-0), St. Louis (Forsch, 5-5) at Houston (Knepper, 10-9), 8:35 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division W. L. Pet.

GB Toronto 74 45 .622 New York 68 48 .586 Vi Detroit 63 54 .538 10 Baltimore 61 54 530 11 Boston 57 60 .487 16 Milwaukee 54 62 .465 184 Cleveland 39 79 .331 34'i Western Division W. L. Pet. GB California 68 50 576 Kansas City 64 51 .557 24 Oakland 62 56 .525 6 Chicago 57 57 .500 9 Seattle 55 63 .466 13 Minnesota 53 65 .450 154 Texas 43 74 368 244 Yesterday's Results Toronto 3, Cleveland 2 Texas 3, Boston 1 Milwaukee 3, Minnesota 2 Kansas City at Chicago late Y. at California (late) Baltimore at Seattle (late) Detroit at Oakland (late) Today's Games Minnesota (Blyleven, 1212) at Milwaukee (Burris.

7-9), 2:35 p.m. Detroit IBerenguer, 2-3 1 at Oakland (Codiroli, 10-10), 3:15 pm. Toronto (Alexander, 12-7) at Cleveland (Heaton, 6-13). 7:35 p.m. Texas (Noles, 44) at Boston (Boyd, U-10), m.

Kansas City (Leibrandt, 11-6) at Chicago (Bannister, 5-10), 8:30 p.m. New York (Cowley, 10-5) at California (Candelaria, 2-0), 10:30 p.m. Baltimore (D. Martinez, 9-7) at Seattle (Beattie, 5-51, 10:35 p.m. Baseball Linescores Tuesday's Baseball Results By United Press International National League Cincinnati 010 000 001 7 0 Pittsburgh 100 110 Ota 3 1 1 Soto, Hume (7) and Diaz; Reus-chel and Pena.

W-Reuschel (9-61. Soto (10-14). HR Pittsburgh, Thompson (11). Chicago 010 000 031 5 1 Atlanta 000 000 J00 6 0 Fontenot, L. Smith (81 and Davis; Mahler, Sutter (8) and Ce-rone.

Fontenot (5-7). L-Sutter (7-6). HRs-Chicago, Sand-berg (18), Durham (13). San Diego 000010 000 11 Montreal 000 000 000 0 0 Dravecky. McCullers (8), Walter (9) and Kennedy; Gullickson, Lucas (8), St.

Claire (9) and Fitzgerald. W-Dravecky (11-7). L-Gulllckson(ll-9). San Francisco ..000 000 000 0 7 0 New York 090 010 00Z -1 1 1 Gott, Jeffcoat (7), Minton (8) and Brenly; Gooden and Carter. W-Gooden (19-3).

L-Gott (4-9). St. Louis 000 002 000- 51 Houston 126 215 OOx 17 19 1 Kepshire, Horton (3), Boever (4), Forsch (6), Campbell (8) and Porter, Nieto; Scott, Heathcock (8) and Bailey. W-Scott (13-6). Kepshire (9-7).

HRs Houston, Bailey (10), Thon(4). (11 Innings) Dodgers 011 002 000 01 5 11 0 Phillies 90001000000-4 121 Welsh, Howe (6), Niedenfuer (8), Honeycutt (11) and Scioscia; K. Gross, Andersen (6), Carman (8), Tekulve (10) and Daulton. Niedenfuer (6-4). L-Tekulve (4-9).

HR Philadelphia, Samuel (14). American League Texas 000 000 090 1 10 0 Boston 000 000 001 1 SI Hough and Petralli, Brummer; Ojeda, Crawford (8) and Gedman. Hough (12-12). L-Ojeda (5-8). HR Texas, Harrah(9).

TyCobb Pete Rose Hits Yesterday Hits to Break Record I 7 FOOTBALL Buffalo Waived running back Speedy Neal and linebacker Brian Tillman; placed tight end Mark Brammer and linebacker Rodney Lyles on injured reserve. Cleveland Waived running back Marck Harrison, centers Glenn McCormick and Bennie Simecka, tight end Ernest Siegr-ist, linebacker Fred Lewis, safeties Paul Tripoli and Mike Whltwell; placed defensive backs Jamie Boone and Troy Hill, tackle Terry Brooks, safety Clinton Bur. rell, running back Eddie Colson, defensive ends Elvis Franks, Randy Hicks, Willie Jones, Brian Vogt and James White, nose tackle J.C. Pelusi, wide receiver Stanley Shakespeare and guard Larry William! on injured reserve: placed defensive end Keith Baldwin and tackle Bill Contz on physically unable to perform list. Dalits Placed offensive tackle Howard Richards on physically unable to perform list; placed effensive linemen Do we Aughtman and Jlmle Covington, tight end Chris Waltman, linebackers Neal Dellocono, Karl Jordan and Vince Albritton and wide receiver Ren Jenkins on Injured reserve; cut quarterback Loyal Proffitt.

Denver Waived cornerback Wade Manning, running back Jesse Myles, quarterback Scott Stankavage, tight end Dave Heste-ra, offensive fuard Jack Sims, linebackers Craig Schaffer and Eric Scoggins, nose tackles Rob Swanke and Dallas Cameron, cornerback Daryi Smth. wide receiver Gary Rolle and linebacker Steve Boadway; placed tight end John Sawyer, nose tackle Don James, guard Mike Freeman, cornerback Randy Robbins, wide receiver Randy Willis, defensive end Brison Manor and cornerback Eric Riley on Injured reserve. Detroit Placed ruining back Billy Sims and tight end Rob Ru-bick on physically unable to perform list; waived wide reciever Jason Grimes; placed quarterback Mike Machurek, fullback Jim Browne, linebacker Kirk Dodge and tackle Don Laster on the injured reserve list; placed wide receiver Clayton Beauford on the non-football related injury list; claimed wide receiver William Curran on waivers. Indianapolis Waived cornerback James Burroughs, linebackers Greg Bracelln, James Gross, Mike Humlston, safety Mark Kafentzis, punter Torn Orosz and defensive end Scott Vir-kus; placed offensive lineman Ellis Gardner and Jim Mills, wde receivers Tracy Porter and Mirk Smith running back Garfield Taylor and nose tackle Leo Wisniewski on injured reserve. Kansts City Placed fullback Billy on the injured reserve list LA Raiders Waived linebackers Mark Merrill, Darryl Byrd, Quency Williams and Ken Row, defensive ackle Rick Ackermtn, guards Dan Hurley and George Niualiku, turning backs Ronr.ie James and Bobby Johnson, quarterbacks Bib Frasco and Mike Mendoza, dtfensive end Leonard Wingate, safety Dwayne Greene, kicker Steve Villis and punter Jeff Carter; place! guard Curt Marsh, linebackers Bb Nelson and Stanley Adams, ofensive tackle Randy Van Dietier, safety Ricky Williams, widereceiver Ron Bar-ksdale, safety Mbert Myers and quarterback Rvss Jensen on Injured reserve, i Miami Waivid defensive back Mike Pendleton aid offensive lineman Malcolm Caeon.

Minnesota Waived Byron Jones, Jaime Civington, Mark Rush, Jeff Colteti George Reynolds and Rick Hetfiinger; placed Walker Lee Asiley, Melvin Brown, Jim GustCson, Allanda Smith and Tom McConnaughey on injured reserve. New England Wilved running back Craig Williams, wide receiver Melvin Robinson ind running back Ricke Stonewall, placed running back Paul Lews, offensive lineman and tight (ids Eddie Jackson and Craig Shigert on injured reserve. Oakland (USFL) Mke Keller resigned as director of fwtball operations. Philadelphia Signel tackle Kevin Allen: placed lliebacker Jerry Robinson, running tack Wil-bert Montgomery, defemive end Dennis Harrison and widereceiver Mike Quick on did not report list; waived guard Dean Ilraldi, nose tackles Harvey Amstrong and Tommy Fiemons, deensive backs Michael Harris, Tim Chambers and Todd Russell, nnnlng back Michael Williams, linebackers Cliff Walters and Dave Pisley, tight end Dexter Edmonds, Uckle Rusty Russell, quarterback bean May, defensive end Brad Smith and kicker A) Yuknus; plated wide receivers Rodney and Kevin Guthrie and linebacker Jody Schulz on injured list. I San Diego Traded punier Maury Buford to Chicago; waived nose tackle Dewey Forte; plasd tight end Kellen Winslow, gmrd Derrell Gofourth and nose tackle Jeff Smith on physically unable to perform list; placed llnebacler Mike Guendling, safety Miles Mc-Pherson, defensive end James Lockett, tight ends Mark Schelten and Brett Pearson and offensive linemen Andrew Glssinger and Scott Trimble on the injured reserve list.

San Francisco Cut ctr-nerback Wymon Henderson, kitk-er Steve Jordan, quarterback Steve Villa, punter Dana Moore, wide receivers Dan Huey and Theo Windham, centers Paul Bel-luomini and Mark Shupe, running backs Eric Jenkins and Shawn Rogers, linebacker Willie Seldes, offensive tackle Wally Kersten, offensive guard Bob Binkeie and defensive tackle Sheldon Andrus; placed wide receiver Renaldo Ne-hemiah on the injured reserve list. Seattle Signed cornerback Dave Brown; acquired wide receiver Byron Franklin and a draft choice from Buffalo for light end Pete Metzelaars; cut tackle Sid Abramowitz, linebackers Mark Hicks and Julio Cortes, wide receiver Adam Haysbert, cornerback Darryl Hopper, nose tackle Paul Mergenhagen; placed running back Zachary Dixon, wide receiver Chris Castor, tackle An-gelo Dllulo and quarterback Jeff Komlo on the disabled list. Tampa Bay Waived safety Cedric Brown, running back James Williams, wide receiver Joe Howard, nose guard Randy Jostes, tight end Sim Nelson, linebackers Kelvin Newton and Robert Thompson, punter Steve Rowe and offensive tackle Doa Swaf-ford; placed tight ends Corwyn Al-dredge and Tony Wroten, offensive tackle John Janata, running back Freddie Miles and linebacker Paul Vogel on Injured reserve. Washington Waived runnng back Jeff Moore, offensive tackle Morris Towns, defensive tackles Paul Sverchek, Dan Coleman and James Zachery, linebackers fenny Ford and Jeff Pegues, guards Mitch Geier and Tony Kepam, wide receivers Jamie Harris atd Boris Pendergrass. tight end David Hersey, cornerback Garry Kimble, quarterback Dan Lontr-gan.

defensive end Aaron Mom, tackle Curt Singer and punier Dale Walters: placed safeties Ken Coffey and Kurt Kafentiis, nn-ning backs Lionel Vital and Terry Orr, wide receivers Mark McGrath, Tony Anderson and Vincent Hall, tight end Ron Egloff, linebacker Dailey Darnell and f-fensive linemen Bruce Klmbail, Chris Osswald and Kelly Thomas on injured reserve; placed dtfensive tackle Bob Slater on physically unable to perform list UPI Laserphoto For the first time, American baseball fans will see live color pictures transmitted from a camera atop the mask of a home plate umpire. A microminiature color camera will be introduced when ABC's Wide World of Sports presents live coverage of the Little League World Series, Saturday in Williamsport, Pa. Runs Batted In National League Murphy, Atl 88; Parker, Cin 85; Clark, Stl 83; Herr, StL 81 Wilson, Phil 74. American League Mattingly, NY 98; Murray, Bait 90; Winfield, NY 84; Ripken, Bait 83; Stolen Bases National League Coleman, StL 82; Raines, Mtl 48; McGee, StL and Lopes, Chi 42; Redus, Cin 41. American League Henderson, NY 55; Pettis, Cal 37; Wilson, KC and Butler, Clev 34; Moseby, Tor 30.

Pitching Victories National League Andujar, StL 19-7; Gooden, NY 18-3; Mahler, Atl 16-11; Hawkins, SD 15-4; Tudor, StL 15-8. American League Guidry, NY 16-4; Saberhagen, KC 15-5; Romanick, Cal 13-6; Morris, Det and Burns, Chi 13-7; Petry, Det. 13-11. Earned Run Average (Based on 1 inning number of games each team has played) National League Gooden, NY 1.82; Tudor, StL 2.13; Dravecky, SD 2.17; Valenzuela, LA 2.25; Hershiser, LA 2.28. American League Stieb, Tor 2.34; Saberhagen, KC 2.80; Key, Tor 2.82; Guidry, NY 2.95; Leibrandt, KC 2.99.

Strikeouts National League Gooden, NY 192; Ryan, Hou 172; Soto, Cin 168; Valenzuela, LA 155; Darling, NY and Krukow, SF 130. American League Blyleven, Minn 151; Morris, Det 148; Burns, Chi 135; Bannister, Chi 130; Witt, Cal 126. Saves National League Reardon, Mtl 31; Smith, Chi 24; Gos-sage, SD 21 Sutter, Atl 20; Power, Cin and Smith, Hou 19. American League Quisenberry, KC 28; Hernandez, Det 25; Howell, Oak 23; Moore, Cal and Righettl, NY 22. Major League Leaders By United Press International Batting (Based on 3.1 plate appearances no.

of games each team has played) National League ab pet. McGee, St. Louis 106 418 81 151 .361 Herr, St. Louis 113 423 68 138 .326 Guererro, Los Angeles 107 376 78 122 .324 Backman, New York 101 348 56 106 .305 Gwynn, San Diego 112 457 63 139 .304 Parker, Cincinnati 114 451 59 136.302 Raines, Montreal 111431 85 129.299 Moreland, Chicago 114 408 49 122 .299 Cruz, Houston 103 402 48 120.299 Doran, Houston 110 435 61 128 .294 American League ab pet. BoggS, Boston 115 464 67 165.356 Brett, Kansas City 109 392 74 138 .352 Henderson, New York 98 384 101 135.352 Mattingly, New York 114 460 72 152 .330 Lacy, Baltimore 85 361 54 116.321 Whitaker, Detroit 111 455 81 142.312 Bradley, Seattle 115 463 70 142 .307 Gedman, Boston 105 349 50 107 .307 Cooper, Milwaukee 110 448 60 137 .306 Butler, Cleveland 117 459 76 140 .305 Home Runs National League Murphy, Atl 33; Guerrero, LA 28; Parker, Cin 23; Schmidt, Phil 22; Clark, StL 21.

American League Flsk, Chi 32; Evans, Det 27; G. Thomas, Sea and Balboni, KC 25; Kingman, Oak and Presley, Sea 24. The Bullpen Wants You The Bullpen, a column written by our readers, will appear periodically in this paper. If you have an opinion about a sports happening on either the local or national level and would like to go public with your thoughts, send a typedprinted letter to: The Bullpen, co Jerry CoveUa, Times Graphics Sports Department, 891 East Oak Road, Vineland, N.J. 08360.

Letters must be signed with phone numbers included. We will print all submissions as long as they are in good taste. 4,191 Hits 4,177 Hits 0 15 Walker Cup Pairings PINE VALLEY, N.J. (UPI) Pairings for today's opening day matches in the Walker Cup amateur golf competition between the United States and Great Britain-Ireland: Foursome Matches 8 a.m. Scott Verplank, Dallas, and Jay Sigel, Berwyn, Pa.

vs. Colin Montgomerie and George MacGregor. 8:10 a.m. Duffy Waldorf, Tar-zana, and Sam Randolph, Santa Barbara, vs. John Hawksworth and Harth McGimp-sey.

8:20 a.m. Randy Sonnier, Woodlands, Texas, and Jerry Haas, Belleville, vs. Peter Baker and Peter McEvoy. 8:30 a.m. Mike Podolak, Fargo, N.D., and Davis Love, St.

Simons Island, vs. Cecil Bloice and Sandy Stephen. Singles Matches 1:30 p.m. Verplank vs. Mc-Gimpsey.

1:40 p.m. Randolph vs. Paul Mayo. 1:50 p.m. Sonnier vs.

Hawksworth. 2 p.m. Sigel vs. Montgomerie. 2:10 p.m.

Bob Lewis, Warren, Ohio, vs. McEvoy. 2:20 p.m. Clark Burroughs, Overland Park, vs. MacGregor.

2:30 p.m. Waldorf vs. David Gilford. 2:40 p.m. Haas vs.

Stephen. Bridgeton Stars Bye Game 11 8:30 p.m. Bristol vs. Wash. Black Sox Thursday, August 22 Game 16 7:00 p.m.

Nate Ben's vs. Winner 13 Game 15 8:30 p.m. Woodbridge vs. Winner 1 1 Friday, August 23 (Fireworks) Game 17 7:00 p.m. Bridgeton Stars vs.

Winner 15 Game 18 Parkway vs. Loser 13 Saturday, August 24 Game 19 7:00 p.m. Winner 17 vs. Winner 18 Game 20 Winner 19 vs. Loser 16 Sunday, Augusts Tournament Finals Game 21 7:00 p.m.

Winner 16 vs. Winner 20 Game 22 If necessary 1 Sunday, August 18 Game6 Jersey Shore 2 Cinnaminson 6 Game7 7:30 p.m. Bristol 15, C.Wallace 3 Game8 Ppd. Rain Monday, August 19 (Sparky Lyle) Game9 7:00 p.m. Nate Ben's 9 Bridgeton Stars 0, Game 10 Jersey Shore 1 Woodbridge 6 Tuesday, August 20 Game 12 7:00 p.m.

Parkway 0 Nate Ben's 3 Game 8 8:30 p.m. Wash. Black Sox won by forfeit Wednesday, August 21 Game 13 7:00 p.m. Delran vs. Cinnaminson Game 14 S.J.

Legion Stars 2 Game 8 6:00 p.m. Vincentown 5, Salem Co. Stars 4 Game 9 Cinnaminson 8, Hardenberg Ins. 3 Monday, August 13 Game 10 6:45 p.m. Miller's All-Stars 7,.

Northampton, Pa. 4 Game 11 Salem Co. Stars 4, Atlantic Co. Stars 5 Tuesday, August 13 Game 13 Miller's All-Stars 5 Hardenberg Ins. 16 Game 12 8:15 p.m.

Delran 2 Cinnaminson 8 Wednesday, August 14 (Howard Eskin) Game 14 6:45 p.m. Delaware Valley I Championship Vincentown 3, Cinnaminson 4 Game 15 8:15 p.m. Delran 8, Atlantic Co. Stars 2 Thursday, August IS (Governor Kean) Game 16 6:45 p.m. Hardenberg Ins.

11 Vincentown 0 Game 17 8:15 p.m. Delaware Valley II Championship Delran 4, Hardenberg Ins. 3 EASTERN U.S. SECTION Friday, August 16 (Phillie Phanatic) Gamel 7:00 p.m. C.

Wallace 0 Nate Ben's 5 Game2 8:30 p.m. Bristol Stars 0 Jersey Shore 4 Saturday, August 17 (Linda Gialanelia) Game 3 3:00 p.m. Brooklyn 3 Wash. Black Sox 4 Game4 Wash. Black Sox 6 Delran 7 GameS Parkway 6 Woodbridge4 Bridgeton Invitational Tournament Schedule DELAWARE VALLEY SECTION Friday, August 9 Game 1 6:45 p.m.

S.J. Legion Stars 3, Vincentown 7 Game2 8:15 p.m. Cecil Md.0, Cinnaminson 9 Saturday, August 10 (MaxPatkin) Game3 3:30 p.m. Hardenberg Ins. 6, Atlantic Co.

Stars 3 Game5 Delran 1, Miller's All Stars 0 Game4 Salem Co. Stars 6, Northampton, Pa. 3 Game7 8:00 p.m. Atlantic Co. Stars 5, Cecil Md.

4 Sunday, August 11 (Kevin Gross) Game6 4:30 p.m. Northampton, Pa. 3,.