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SCOREBOARD B-2 Friday, August 8, 1986, The News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio Baseball Golf PC Recreation Briefs PGA Championship Playground Olympics National League First-round scores 68th PGA National par 35-36-71 34-31-65 33-3467 33- 34-67 36-3268 34- 34-68 31- 37-68 35- 33-68 35-34-69 34- 35-69 35- 34-69 32- 37-69 36- 3369 35- 34-69 36- 33-69 37- 32-69 34- 36-70 35- 35-70 36- 3470 34-36-70 33- 37-70 36-3470 34- 36-70 '34-36-70 36-34-70 36- 3571 37- 3471 34-37-71 34- 37-71 36-35-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 35-36-71 33-38-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 35-36-71 35- 3671 36- 35-71 37- 34-7! 35-36-71 35-36-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 37- 34-71 TOLEDO, Ohio Thursday In the Championship on the Inverness Club course: Greg Norman Craig Stadler PhilBlackmar Gary Koch Wayne Grady Peter Jacobsen Wayne Levi Ronnie Black Larry Mize Bob Glider Bruce Lietzke Bobby Wadkins Gene Sauers Fred Couples Jsy Haas Mike Hulbert David Frost Jeff Sluman Scott Simpson Donnie Hammond Jack Nlcklaus Payne Stewart Dave Stockton Davis Love III J.C. Snesd Mike Sanflllppo A. Welbrlng Mike Reid Lennie Clements Tommy Nakajlma Dave Barr Ken Green Lanny Wadkins Dan Pohl John Cook Lee Trevino John Mahaffey Corey Pavin Tony Sills Brett Upper Chip Beck Mark McCumber Denis Watson Jim Thorpe Don Pooley Polachek named athletic director PORT CLINTON Bob Polachek was approved Tuesday night as the new athletic director for Port Clinton by the Port Clinton School Board. Polachek, who was junior high athletic director for the past few years, succeeds Rod Gale, who resigned from the position during the summer. Polachek coached cross country, track and girls basketball in the past year, but will only coach boys and girls track in the coming school year.

A search Is already underway to find a new cross country coach. Polachek is running the program in the interim. P.C. cross country practice PORT CLINTON Any high school student interesting in running cross country for Port Clinton High School should report to the high school on Tuesday, Aug. 12 at 6:30 p.m.

for practice. Athletes should bring both their physical cards and contracts to the first practice. Danbury.cross country meeting LAKESIDE The first meeting for anyone interested in running cross country for Danbury High School will be held this Monday, Aug. 11 at 8 a.m. at the high school.

Rick Dziak is the coach for the Lakers. P.C. men's softball meeting PORT CLINTON A meeting of all players of the Port Clinton Men's Softball League will be held Monday, Aug. 11 at the Port Clinton High School fields immediately following the league consolation tournament. All league captains must be present and all other players are urged to attend.

New officers will be nominated and other league business will be discussed at this time. League awards will also be given then. BOYS 10-11 50-yard dash: 1-Pete Sokoloskl, 1-Tony Meek, 3-Erlc Heise. Long Jump: 1-Tony Meek, 2-Pete Sokoloskl. Frlsbee throw: 1-Pete Sokoloskl, 2-Chuck Williams.

Softball throw: 1-Tony Meek, 2-Erlc Helse, 3-Pete Sokoloskl. Jarts: 1-Tony Meek, 2-Erlc Heise, 1-Pete Sokoloskl, 2-Chuck Williams. Obstacle course: 1-Jason Kaynock, 2-Brlan Belden, S-Ian Milefchik. BOYS 8-9 50-yard dash: Man Milefchik, 2-Brad Bolyard, S-Ross Gahn. Long Jump: l-Ian Milefchik, 1-Jason Krynock, 3-Ross Gahn.

Frlsbee throw: 1-Kevln Hook, 3-Jason Krynock, 3-Brlan Belden. Softball throw: 1-Brad Bolyard, 2-Ross Gahn, Man Milefchik. Jarts: 1-Kevin Hook, 2-seven tied. Obstacle course: 1-Jason Krynock, 2-Brlan Belden, 3-Ian Milefchik. BOYS 6-7 50-yard dash: 1-Aaron Gahn, 1-Ben Soderberg, 3-Ricky Ward.

Long Jump: 1-Ben Soderberg. 2-Aaron Gahn, 1-Luke Schafer, 4-Jimmy Williams, 4-Brian Hiile. Frlsbee throw: 1-Brandon Schmitt, 2-Ben Soderberg, 3-Aaron Gahn. Softball throw: 1-Ben Soderberg, 2-Ricky Ward, 3-Brlan Schwan. Jarts: 1-Ben Soderberg, 2-nine tied.

Obstacle course: 1-Aaron Gahn, 2-Micah Boss, 3-Brlan Schwan. GIRLS 6-7 50-yard dash: 1-Abigail Krynock, 2-Kelly Bolvard, 3-Jessica Grine. Long Jump: 1-Abigail Krynock, 2-Kelly Bolyard, 3-Jessica Grine. Frlsbee throw: 1-Jesslca Grine, 2-Megan Hook, 2-Ablgail Krynock, 4-Kelly Bolyard. Softball throw: 1-Kelly Bolyard, 2-Megan Hook 3-Jessica Grine.

Jarts: 1-Jessica Grine, 2-Kelly Bolyard, 2-Megan Hook, 2-Ablgail Krynock. Obstacle course: 1-Megan Hook, 2-Ablgail Krynock, 3-Jessica Grine. East Division Pet. GB New York 72 84 .679 Montreal 54 50 .519 17 Philadelphia 52 54 .491 20 St. Louis 61 55 .481 21 Chicago 46 60 .434 26 Pittsburgh 42.

62 .404 29 West Division Houston 60 48 .558 San Francisco 5 52 .519 4 Los Angeles 54 S3 .505 5(4 San Diego 51 58 .477 8 Atlanta 50 57 .467 9 ClncinnaU 49 56 .467 9tt Thursday's Games New York 7, Chicago 6, comp. susp. game New York 12, Chicago 3 St. Louis 6, Philadelphia Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 4 Friday's Games Philadelphia (Ruffln 3-S) at Chicago (Sutcllffe 4-10) Los Angeles (Hershiser 11-7 and Pena 1-1) at ClncinnaU (Gullickson 7-7 and Welsh 3-3), 2, tint New York (Ojeda 12-2) at Montreal (Smith 7-6), (n) San Francisco (LaCoss 9-6) at AUanta (Alexander 1-4), (n) Pittsburgh (Reuscnel 7-12) at St. Louis (Cox 5-9), (n) San Diego (McCuUers 5-5) at Houston (Scott 11-7), (n) Saturday's Gaines Los Angeles at ClncinnaU Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Montreal, (n) San Francisco at Atlanta, (n) Pittsburgh at St.

Louis, (n) San Diego at Houston, (n) Cardinals 6, Phillies St. Louis, in overcoming Philadelphia's three homers, parlayed 10 singles, a double and five stolen bases into Its fourth straight victory and record-tying loth straight at Busch Stadium. Mets 12, Cubs 1 Mets 7, Cubs 6 New York won its second and third straight games. Rick Aguilera won his sixth straight in the later game. He threw a six-hitter, struck out six batters and walked nobody.

Gary Carter hit a three-run homer In the fourth, Danny Heep homered In the sixth and the Mets turned the game Into a rout with six runs In the eighth Inning. Ray Knight, who went 4-tor-5, had a two-run single before run-scoring singles by Keith Hernandes and Rafael San tana. Earlier, Howard Johnson homered In the eighth inning as the teams completed the suspended second game of Wednesday's double-header. Expos 5, Pirates 4 Montreal rallied to tie the game in the seventh, then won In the ninth on a double by Tom Foley and Dann BUardello's run-scoring single to complete a four-game sweep In Pittsburgh. Andy McGaffigan, 6-4, worked two scoreless Innings of relief for the victory.

Tim Burke and Bob McClure pitched the ninth, McClure getting his fifth save. Pittsburgh's Barry Bonds hit a bases-empty homer In the fifth, his 10th of the season and most by a Pirates rookie since Richie Zisk hit 10 in 1973. American League East Division Pet. GB Boston 62 44 .585 Baltimore 59 48 .548 4 Detroit 59 50 .541 4 New York 59 51 .536 5 Toronto 58 52 .527 6 Cleveland 55 53 .506 I Milwaukee S3 64 .485 West Division California 58 SO .537 Texas 57 52 .523 U4 Chicago 46 58 .453 Kansas City 48 60 .444 10 Minnesota 47 80 .43 lot Seattle 48 62 .438 11 Oakland 47 63 12 Thursday's Games Detroit 15, Cleveland 1, 1st (am Detroit 6, Cleveland 2nd game Milwaukee 10, New York 1 Toronto 5, Kansas City 4 Texas Baltimore 8 California 4, Seattle 3, 11 Innings Friday's Games Kansas City (Leibrandt 0-8) at New York (John 3-1), (n) Boston (Seaver 4-10) at Detroit (O'Neal 1-6), (n) Cleveland (CandiotU 10-8) at Baltimore (Boddicker 14-5), (n) Toronto (Stleb M0) at Texas (Hough M), (n) Chicago (Cowley 7-6) at Milwaukee (Darwin (-7), (n) SeatUe (Swift 1-4) at California (Ruble 0-0), (n) Minnesota (Smlthson -) at Oakland (Andujar 6-4), (n) Saturday's Games Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Oakland Boston at Detroit, (n) Cleveland at Baltimore, (n) Toronto at Texas, (n) Chicago at Milwaukee, (n) Seattle at California, (n) Rangers 8, Orioles 8 Gary Ward drove In Ave runs, Including the first of four Texas runs in the seventh inning, as the Rangers rallied for their second straight comeback win in Baltimore. With Orioles' ace reliever Don Aase out with a back injury, the Rangers came back from an 8-5 deficit against Brad Havens, 3-2, and Mike Flanagan.

Blue Jays 3, Royals Reliever Steve Farr balked home the tying run the eighth inning, then gave up a game-winning single to Willie Upshaw to give Toronto the win over visiting Kansas City. Brewers 16, Yankees 1 Cecil Cooper and Rick Manning hit three-run homers, as the Brewers won three of their four games In New York and eight of 13 with the Yankees this season. The Yankees have lost eight of their last 11 games. Angels 4, Mariners 3 California's Jack Howell, who entered the Same as a pinch-hltter In the ninth and oubled, ended the game with a homer leading off the bottom of the nth Inning to sink Seattle. Howell hit his third homer of the season off Pete Ladd, 6-3, who had relieved In (be ninth and pitched IV hitless Innings.

First fame Tigers 15, Indians 1 Henredon Classic First-round scores HIGH POINT, N.C. -Thursday In the LPGA iQDPIjCTfl tramp WEED Leaders Henredon Classic Willow 33- 35-68 34- 34-68 34- 34-68 32- 37-69 36-33-69 35- 3570 34- 36-70 35- 3570 36- 3470 33- 37-70 34- 36-70 34- 3670 37- 34-71 35- 36-71 36- 3571 84-37-71 35-36-71 37- 34-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 36-36-72 35- 37-72 36- 36-72 36-36-72 36- 36-72 35-37-72 35- 38-73 37- 3673 36- 37-73 36-37-73 37- 36-73 36-37-73 36-37-73 36- 37-73 37- 36-73 36- 37-73 37- 36-73 36- 37-73 35- 38-73 38- 35-73 37- 36-73 37- 37-74 36- 38-74 38- 36-74 36-38-74 36-38-74 41-33-74 36- 38-74 37- 37-74 36-38-74 36-38-74 38- 3674 36-38-74 38-36-74 36-38-74 36- 3874 37- 37-74 35-3974 played at the par-36-36 72, Creek Country Club: Amy Bent Kathy PosUewait Robin Walton JoAnne earner Kris Monaghan Beverly Klass Laurie Inker Betsy King Debbie Massey Roste Jones Cindy Mackey Laurl Peterson Kathy Whitworth Jane Geddes Kim Shipman Alice Ritzman Laura Baugh Cathy Kratzert Nancy Lopes Kathy Hite Jody Rosenthal Hollis Stacy Vlckl Tabor Sherrl Turner Chris Johnson Val Skinner Tammy Fredrickson Beverley Davis Shelley Hamlin Patty Hayes Ayako Okamoto Myra Blackwelder Dawn Coe Marci Bozarth Cindy Rarick Colleen Walker Marts Figueras-DotU Heather Fair Beth Daniel Sandra Palmer Connie Chilleml Joan Delk Julie Cole Heather Drew Margaret Ward Mlndy Moore M. J. Smith Mary Beth Zimmerman Dot Germain Charlotte Montgomery Sherrl Steinhauer Caroline Gowan Jo Ann Washam Susan Smith Judy Ellis-Sams Mitzl Edge Debbie Meisterlin Nancy Scran ton CLEVELAND DETROIT ab bi Whitaker 2b 4 0 3 3 ab bi 1 AqiuUue. TUB SHOWER FAUCETS Ctolim FOUR-LIGHT BAR Brookens 2b Trammell ss Gibson rf Englerf Grubbdn DaEvans lb Berffmsn lb Butler cf Franco 2b Carter rf CCastillo rf Thornton dh MHali If Snyder ss Tabler lb Jacoby 3b Bando 3 10 0 4 0 3 1 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 10 yr.

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TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Actlvated Cliff Johnson, designated hitter, from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned Cecil Fielder, designated hitter, to Syracuse of the International League. National League SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Activated Mike Krukow, pitcher, from the 15-day disabled list. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association XOS ANGELES LAKERS-Signed Billy Thompson, forward, to a multi-year contract FOOTBALL National Football League HOUSTON OILERS-Stgned Joe Dixon, defensive end. Released Mike Johnson, defensive end, Ken Lacy, linebacker, Mark Gehrlng, tight end, Matt Harlein, offensive tackle, and Jack Lester, cornerback.

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Signed Jon Hand, defensive end, to a four-year contract. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Waived Thai tvery, wide receiver, Joe Jones, tight end, Carl Sullivan, defensive end, and Enrico Tipton, linebacker. BATTING (250 at bats)-Brooks, Montreal, Raines, Montreal, Gwynn, San Diego, CBrown, San Francisco, Dykstra, New York, Sax, Los Angeles, .326. RUNS Gwynn, San Diego, 66; Coleman, StLouls, 64; EDavls, ClncinnaU, 64; Hayes, Philadelphia, 64; KHernandes, New York, 64; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 64. RBI-Carter, New York, 83; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 80; Parker, Cincinnati, 79; GDavis, Houston, 73; CDavts, San Francisco, 60; Hayes, Philadelphia, 60; Wallach, Montreal, 60.

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