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elinN I he Miami News SC 0 76) 2B Wednesday, July 8, 1981 Local Schedule Florida State League Minor league baseball TODAY GREYHOUND RACING at Hagler, 8 p.m. JAIALAI at Miami fronton, noon and 7:30 p.m.; at Dania fronton, 7:30 p.m. QUARTER HORSE RACING at Pompano Park, 7:30 p.m. THOROUGHBRED RACING at Calder, 1 p.m. TOMORROW GREYHOUND RACING at Flagler, 1 and 8 p.m.

JAIALAI at Miami fronton, 7:30 p.m.; at Dania frynton, 7:30 p.m. QUARTER HORSE RACING at Pompano Park, 7:30 p.m. THOROUGHBRED RACING at Udder, 1 p.m. Pi VA North Division Win. Hay.

12 4 .750 Tampa 6 8 .500 4 St. Pete 7 8 .487 VA Daytona 7 9 .438 5 Lakeland 5 10 .333 OW South Division Vero Bch. 13 5 ,722 Fort Laud. 11 7 .611 2 Miami 7 10 .412 54 W. Palm B.

6 9 .400 512 Fon Myers 6 12 .333 7 Pacific Coast League Northern Division PCT. GI Tonne 13 4 Portland 12 I 104 0 Vancouver 0 .471 5 ie .444 5 Sookire 13 .315 Edmonton 5 11 .313 7 Southern Divisien Atuovarque IS 0 1.000 Phoenix 7 S. .53 Satt Lake 11 .313 Tucson 4 II .250 1 Vtsterihrel Results 'Komi 11, Spokane 0 Phmix 7, Sail Lake 2 Albuquerquo 12-0, Tucson 54 Vancouver at Edmonton, rein Hawaii 4 Portland 0 TONIV'S Dames Portland at Newel Spokane at TacOma Vancouver It Edmonton Albuquerque at Tucson sit Lake at Phoenix Sports on Radio' Eastern League Southern Division WL PCT. GB Waterbury I 3 .727 West Nevin it 4 491 Reeding 6 7 .467 Bristol I I .311 4 Northern Division Holyoke 7 7 400 Glint Palo 7 7 300 Buffalo 0 .439 1 Lynn 4 1 .333 2 Yesterday's Routh Bristol 104, West Haven 34 Waterbury Lynn I Duthie 10, Reeding 4 Glens Feel S. ttleivehe 0 Tetley Bernet Waterbury et Bristol Holyoke at White Reedino It Glens Fells West Seven el Lynn International League PtT.GS Columbus 33 .643 11chrhond 44 34 437 it Tidweter 34 31 .300 17 Rochester 40 43 An 13 Toledo 30 43 .476 14 Pawtucket 311 0 .469 14 Syracuse 37 4S .451 16 Charteston 34 44 .436 17 Yestrday's itesuitt PowluckM 11, ThSewater 7 Riclonond 5, Toledo 0 Charleston 3, Rochester 1 Syracuse 11, Columbus 4 Teday's diameS Richmond at Tidewater Rochester at Charleston Syrecuse at Columbus Toledo at Pawtucket Southern League Intern Divisie it 14 16 17 TODAY SOCCER NASL: Cosmos at Toronto, WOR (cable), 8 p.m.; NASL: Chicago at Dallas, USA (cable), 9 p.m.; NASL: Atlanta at California, WITS (cable), 10:05 p.m.

13Y4 14,4 Sports on Radio TODAY BASEBALL Triple Columbus at Syracuse, WIOD (610 AM), 7:30 p.m. TOMORROW BASEBALL Triple Rochester at Charleston, W1OD (610 AM), 7:30 p.m. Transactions Track Yesterday's Miami 712, Fort Myers W. Palm Beach 3, Fort Laud. Tampa 7, Daytona Beach 2 Winter Haven 3, St.

Petersburg 3(11) Vero Beach Lakeland 4 (1)) Teday's Games Miami at Vero Seeds Tampa at Winter Hoven Daytona Beech at Lakeland St. Petersburg at sort Laud. W. Palm beach et Fort Myers Orioles 7, Royals 1 hat Game Miami Fill Myers ae el als DItvd2b 4 1 2 1 Johnson 2b 4000 Granger If 3 1 0 0 Wilkerson 3b 7000 Schoeiler Oh 2 I 1 0 Davis it 3000 Dchelle lb 4 0 1 1 Brewer ri 3 1 I 1 Timko is 4 0 1 1 Ferris lb 3 0 1 0 Tutt rf 2 1 1 0 Pelmer cl 3 0 1 0 Pvdo 3 1 0 0 Doak sth 3000 Wi4lams ci 3 2 1 0 Lushly ss 7 0 I 0 Sadiy 36 1017 Dewey 3 0 I 0 Totals 26 i 'rose i I 1 Miami 031 021 0 7 Pert Myers 010 000 0 1 Luethy (3), Dewey, Ferris. LOS Miami 7, Fort Myers 0 DP Fort Myers Ltreihr.

35 Sedsy. HR Brewer. Tuft. IP I It II SO Miami (Myers 4 1 1 1 3 Brown 2 10011 Fir, Myers Johnson 34's 111 7 5 di I Iinlin 11620000 WP Johnson 2:02. A 200.

Orioles 12, Royals 11 Second Game Miami Part Myron; ak hid ob DiKvd lb 4320 Johnson 7b 3 0 1 Granger 4330 Townie), 4000 Schottlier 2 3 2 Davis if 4 272 O'cheile dh 3314 brewer rt 4134 Tirmo as 0 0 0 Ferris lb 4 I 0 Tun rt 0 2 3 Wilkerson cgs 4 1 1 witismact 3 0 1 0 Demo 3b 1 7 DeLeon lb 3010 Luethy is 2111 Sedey 36 3 1 0 0 Dewey 2)00 Petmer ph 0 1 0 0 Doak ph 1010 Te Totals IS II 13 9 als 34 11 12 II Miami 103 330 00 12 Pert Myers Ike 000 14 11 I Luethy (2), Softy, Tirroko. DP Miami Fort hi ors I. LOS Miami 9, Fort Myers 9, 211 Doud4m.OL Brewer. HR SI Whims Grimmer Tun. 110 11- an as so Baseball the way it was (As strike began 811281) American League East Pct.

GB ew York 34 22 .607 altimore 31 23 .574 2 ilwaukee 31 25 .554 3 1 etroit 31 20 .544 3 oston 30 26 .536 4 leveland 28 24 .520 5 oronto 16 42 .281 19 West akland 37 23 .827 ens 33 22 .611 1 hicago 31 22 .585 2 lifornia 31 29 .517 6 anus City 20 30 .400 12 eattle 21 36 .368 14 1 innesota 17 39 .304 18 National League East Philadelphia 34 21 .818 St. Louis 30 20 .600 1 Montreal 30 25 .545 4 Pittsburgh 25 23 .521 5 New York 17 34 .333 15 Chicago 15 37 .288 17 West Los Angeles 86 21 .632 Cincinnati 35 21 .625 Houston 28 29 .491 8 Atlanta 25 29 .483 9 San Fran. 27 32 .458 10 San Diego 23 33 .411 12 Track and Field Meet Stockholm, Swahili Results 4 4 5 ..4 ....1 I 1 'I A 12' i i 1, It5, i. .,4 1.,... 4.4,,':,'''':''.;0::.;.;, '4 4,..

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National Football WASHINGTON RICISKINSWaved Mime Iructee, ouartarbock. National Mackay League 110MONION OILIRSSignod both John um datonsemeA and Dove Hunter, Cs, wart to itywhyear Contracts. Signod Matti Hagman, foraarG to a onayw contract. IT. LOUIS BUMSSigned laic, assistont coach TORONTO MAPLE LIAPSHired Doug Veen, Or to Coach tho Cittceveti at the Central Hockey League.

Co Iloilo UNIVERSITY OP NIVADA-RINO Namd Paul R. Stuart Warta infOrmatien I. PCT. GB Synnit 11 5 vitt 1 7 .313 Vs (Viands 7 10 .412 41,1 Coiumbus 5 11 .313 6 Jacksonviae 5 11 .313 1 Western Moisten Birmingham 10 467 Nashville 0 7 .113 Chattanooga 7 1 .467 3 Knoxville 1 1 A31 319 Yesterdey'a Retutit Orlendo 7, Knoxville 4 Nashville 7, Jacksonville 2 Charlotte 7, Columbus 3 Itirrninghom 4, owitanaogo 3 Savannah 6, Memphis 3 Tetley's Games Jecksonvilla at Savarmaii Orlando at COLrifts Charlotte at Sir MerrPhis at Chattanooga at Knoxvik Texas League eastern Division LW 1. PCT.

DI Shreveport 7 .533 Arkansas 0 7 .513 Tulsa 1 .471 114 Jackson 7 10 .412 2Vs Western Divislon Midland 1 7 .543 4 It Paso 7 6 .531 Amarillo 7 7 .461 San AMonlo 6 9 451 24 Yesterday's Results Shreveport 4, Jackwn 3 Arkansas 4, Tulsa 2 111 Peso 7, Amarillo 5 Midland 44, San Antonio 2.11 teakos Damn Amarillo et El Peso Midiond al 9491A4S0r441 Tuisa at Arkemas Shreveport at Jackson American Association Bastin Divisien PCT. CS avow Is ap indlompoos 30 44 A70 1 SPringliaid 37 45 AS I 14 Iowa 21 56 .341 154 Western 01916100 Omaha 94 31 135 Denver 46 36 .561 411 WICIVII 41 A 319 10 Oklitiorns City 39 41 .411 1214 Yesterday's nut Denver 10. Oklahoma City 1 Omaha 4, Wichits 2 lows 7, Evensvde 3 Indianapolis Springfield 3 Teday's Games Denver at Oklahoma City Omaha et Wichita Evansville et Iowa kr laid at Indiarepolls Yo 1 2 Vs 1 et isim et 10 IVA Mis OlscusI, us Pluc knett, U.S., 237 feet, 4 inches (World record, previous record 233-7 by Ptucknott, WI119406 Schrnkn Ent Germany, 720, 3, Jere Powell, 211.011. 4, imriclt SAW. Ct.

ChatiOVOitia, 216-2121. 5, MsrIiku Toukko, 'resod, 210-3W. IL kw Slennes, Norway, 200W. 7, Mac 11- kink US 201. 1300 meters--1, Sebastian firltaK, 3 11.11.

2, Steve Scott, U.S.. 3:3417. 3, Jo'. Luis omelet Spain, 16441. 4, Mike Ron, Kenya, 3:3414.

Esmorin Coon, keiond, 3,36 W. Jose Abastal. Spoilt. 7a, 7. Andres Beransul, West Gerrnwty, Pay Flynn, M041434344 Pole vault-1, Keith Stock, Ernie I 4W, 2, Wiadysiew Kwasievoics, Pwand, 1114W.

Marluu klirnclyk, Pokmd, 11414. 4, Earl Eel, U.S., 16-0Vs. $, Non.Micital helot, Franco, 174W. 100 meters-I, Dwayne Even, U.S., 1024 2, WIN Gault, U.S. lilt 3, Stefan Noon, Sweden.

1044. 400 meters-1, Erse Josto, Sweden, 43,43. Howard Henley, U.S., 4693. 3, dune Nat-tan, SA" 44.24. 4, Zeit Jefferson, U.S., Nit Jos Aleblc, Yugoslavia, 4434.

Jens Srredeoewd, Denmark, MA 7, Carrie, U.S., 41124. 54,7 Otristot Norte, West 1323.71, 3. Matt Centrewlts, 132442, 3. John Treacy, triand, 132I.44. 4 Oce Owy, UI, 13.74.16.

4. Fowl toyi, Tow twee. 13.30 Id 4. 'Minas Wessinsewpe, Welt Germany, 1334.24. 400-meter hur5es-1, Prong Meier, SON-(Mend, NM, 2, Rob keener, Vue04evla, ESL CFL Miami 1 1 4 4 0 Smith 4 7 2 2 3 1 Araymbarg Ws 3 4 3 2 1 Hake At 10010 Fort Mytti YUAN Vs A 7 4 0 3 Coca 1 4 4 4 1 1 TOO Va 21101 Hoismann 2 101112 we Yuhat.

PI 5chm4r. 820 A Eastern Chris Ian WI. I PCT DI PA a 0 1000 33 23 0 I 0 .000 21 47 0 I 0 .000 ii It 0 1 0 .000 0 4 Hamilton Views TOPOMO Montreal NASI. lIennis Western Division St.Coiusnisio I 0 0 I. a 00MOMOA I 0 0 1000 41 lasit0100w00 i 0 0 1.000 10 C.gvy 0 0 0 .000 0 Winnipoo 0 1 0.23 23 21 ill 0 33 12P1 Pis II ISO 60 66 26 62 26 St Newport, RI Joken KM (2), Soot Africa, def.

Mike Estee, U.S 44,74, (1200). Kevin Curren (4) South Africa, def. bitty Mettin, US 64, 6-3. Wed Drwett, Australia, def. Tom (Sulk.

too (e), US. 44, 74 (104), 74 (7.5). Tim Mayotte, U.S., def. Tim Guiliksod (7), Scott McCain, dot. Nick Sevlene (I), Wfliftl SOS Mi0 1010 MenniN, US.

20114. 2, Secomi Owe's, eery, 2702 37, Francine Csr.Os. toca 4. borne-dine Louis, trance, 2:03, le, 5. Lee keeper, 213el, 3,03 Eke Wessieghege, West Germany, le, 2, Mortice Jerre.

W00 eel 47, 3, Geri Filch, Catode, 11.31 High iump-1, Vire Michele, West GIN, 7nerl, 44, 2. Levin Ritter. U.S iteee. 22 97 33 9 24 44 31 11 Priday's Game Toronto at Montreal, Saturday's Games Ottawa at SOMMIXI, 1 m. Eatoory at Edmonton, 0.14 p.m.

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of Vancouver. It pm. Toontorrowts Gomm No woos Koo0Ood National titles earn honors for Etienne EXERCISE, there. "I like to get out and feed the cows before I go to work in the morning and I'll do something like build a fence," he says. "I like to be outside sweating," Despite his lack of an organized exercise program, Anderson stays reasonably slim on 12-hour work days and an appetite more suited to a chess player than a former 1,41.

standout. "I watch what 1 eat," he says. "I usually don't eat two meals a day." This is a big week for Pena Id Etienne, the Haitian ten. nis player who won the Florida State men's open clay court championship Monday. Torriorrov, Etienne will receive two commendations for his achievements, which include winning the national junior college tennis championship in May while representing Dade New World Center.

Dade County Mayor Steve Clark will present awards to both Etienne and his coach, Al Schlazer, at 8:30 a m. at the Dade County Courthouse. At 2 p.m., there will be another presentation by Mayor Maurice Ferre at City Hall in Coconut Grove. The County and City of Miami commissions will also be there to offer their congratulations. Etienne, who will enter Florida International University next fail on a tennis scholarship, is the first black and first player from Miami to win the junior college singles championship During his final season at Dade-Center, Etienne had an unblemished 34-0 record.

He led Dade-Center to a fourth-place finish in the national team standings in 1980. Etienne AOrl the Men's Open division of the Florida State Clay Court Championships Monday at Miami Beach's Flamingo Park bv defeating his old doubles partner, John Farrington. 7-6 (7-4 7-5. Cueto says he would start a basketball seastni at 225 pounds and usually finish it at 210. Ten years removed from his last pro season, he weighs 240.

"When I get out of bed, the first thing I do is hit the scales and if I see I've added a few pounds over, I might skip French fries at lunchtime or something," he says. "But the older I get, the harder it is to lose the pounds. I've been trying to lose five pounds for the last two years." Cueto says he has geared down from the fierce basketball competition that used to keep him fit. "After I finished playing professionally, I joined the Epicure team," he uys. "It was like the national title was on the line every week.

I put up with that pressure to win when I was getting paid. But now, no." Once billed as the world's tallest Cuban, Cueto plays a little three-on-three basketball at his leisure, and is on a softball team at the Big Five Club. He works as a manager in the industrial ales division of Proctor and Gamble. "A doctor told me I'd have plastic knees by the time I'm 45 if I kept playing basketball on a regular basis. Every time I go out and play, my knees get puffed up, my ankles hurt.

But I still like to play once in a while." Beau Jack, 60, who won the world lightweight championship in 1943 as a I35-pounder: Jack weighs 160 now while holding down several Jobs as a worker in the kitchen and barbershop at the Dotal Beach Hotel and a boxing instructor at the Moore Park facility. "I feel like I'm 45, but I know I'm 60," Jack says. "I do a little bit of jogging. I run from 51st Street to 36th Street every morning. And I get up early about 6 o'clock." Jack says on Wednesdays and Thursdays you can usually find him at Moore Park assisting the young boxers.

"I think that helps me stay in good shape," he says. "I come by the gym and do a lot of things with these kids." Leonard, Hearns hype fight that needs no hype Any Peg of around 180. "I guess some people, they gain weight easy," he says. "But I never have to watch what I eat." Walter Blum, 46, a former successful jockey and now a state steward for horse racing. Blum rode his last mount in a race in 1975, at which time he weighed about 114 pound'.

He weighs between 120 and 123 now. "When I first stopped riding, I was eating some breakfast, a good lunch and a good dinner," he says. "And I immediately shot up to 130. 1 realized I didn't like myself that way. I didn't feel very physical that way, so I cut down on my food Intake.

"To tell you the truth, my diet now Is a lot similar to what it was when I was riding. I only eat one specific meal a day, and that's dinner." To complement this, Blum usually tries some exercising. "1 play a lot of golf, play some tennis, I bicycle ride a little bit." he said. "I swim when I can. Play racquetball.

although I must admit I'm not in the physical shape or the capacity I wu when I was a Jockey. It's Just that I don't want to get sloppy with my weight. And I don't." Bill Miller, 41, former wide receiver for the University of Miami and Oakland Raiders. who owns the Bird's Nest Lounge: When contacted. Miller was wearing a rubber belt around his waist as he cleaned up his lounge.

I'm trying to lose some weight," he said "I've put on about 10 pounds. I try to Jog and lift a few weights. I lust have a tendency to eat too much. That's my problem. It seems like I have a cavity and I have to fill It up, either with food and beer or something." Miller played for the Raiders at between 195 and 200 pounds.

He says he is near 235 now. "I'd like to get dows to 210." he said. I guess went on a crash diet for a month I could do It I've bought a workout machine similar to a Universid for my patio at home. I figure WU be good for my kids too. 'Tve played a little softball (foe Sports Den) and I try to )og three times a week.

But I think mainly you can't beat situpt When you start getting older. you begin to put inches around the waist. It stems Eke if I do situps, I feel a little better, I feel like I've accompiished something 111 do 'em about a week stra ght, them miss a week or two 1 need more of an organized prcram Sandy Amoros, 51. a onetime star with the Brociklyn Dodgers who now lives with his daughter Elan in southwest Miami: Amoros last played professional baseball in I9C2, when he finished out his career in the Moil-can League He recalls weighing about 166 pounds at the time He says he now weihs about 156 -1 in shape." the Cuba native uys. "I get out in mornings do calisthenks.

1 in good shape." Amoros worked in Tampa cleaning an office on the docks until roughly four months ago. He has been unemployed since coming to Miami. "I need to do something." be said. IJ I have something to do. 1 think I be bettzr oft.

Ron 37, a guard with the old Floridians; At 195. Perry is just 10 pounds Over hie playIng weight a Floridian in the late-1960s. And he remains a swirl of sports activity. He plays basketball several times weekly for a team called the Courtrooms, plays in a Florida AAU volleyball league and somehow finds time for a weekend tennis match. When he's not otherwise indisposed.

you also may find him running three miles on a trail near the Miami Springs Golf Course. "I'm not a fanatic, but if I didn't work out rd Just balloon right on up," Perry says. "Wiles I finished playing is the ABA, I gradually started gaining weight. I put a stop to it when I kit 202. My pants started stretching from a 34 to a 36 and I just said, 'Hold on beret As a basketball player.

Perry hu found that his shooting eye hunt waned but his quickness and endurance have. "I can't bindle the ball a lot, then get the shot off," he says. But if I have a nice little fast guard to complement me, I can still shoot probably as good as I ever did He doesn't plan to stop playing any time soon, mindful of the attitude of a 60-year-oid Pentagon officer he competed agrftst last year. -The guy as enli Isndamentally sound." Perry says "He said to me, 'Why give up Scone-Mr you thloy that helps yos stay fit? Hal rot pis st there NEW ViPK po promotion is necessary" for hts v. orld gni ir pnchp hout with Thomas ilearns Sugar icaR Then, ittst to make sttre erurP as paying CIPT1I1C01.

Leffriard warted pe snit promote the mu( h-anticipated f.gni set for Ceekars tia.a,e in I as Vegas on Sept -1 his wHI t'd. the greatest bochg match in history, I ertrard of the WorC boxing ()until version of the CI I flPS mtr-ente with Tuevday Whiie far less f.ambo)art than 1 eonard. Hearn'. the unbeaten Word Association charnp, also did his bit to push the contest "This is golrg to h. I real rest ght, tough fight," said the champion known as -the betroit Hit Man." who has 33 knockouts In 32 pro bouts "It Pad to soy how long It will SO, but I don't think it will last 15 tounds Hearn.

and Leonard, 33-1. 111 I bit of Calorie rem4nive1't of Milhammiad AD it his rime It'll be 1.ke this all day." started Leonard, rapidly cracking his left tit into net psim "All day. 'All its going to take is cme shot, lIav." roplied HttrIIIL 'Ore shot. and sou sik kip in a hospital Or hot is all "1 not say ir you fourt ytytly." countered itonal "You'se had kraKitOUIS Ot, 1,0 11110(ked Who has, you knixiket War, l'se krio everyone you ght Ititat TrsMf Lipiertars (hail ady scg chinas. sera "very Itiod" that tht I sts-nnerct- fiearns hrtut would role more than the record $24 625 for the fire Leotard-Robeto Duran MiAtrea )ar Camila Pascual.

47. who works at a Kota for thi Oakland A's after a distinguished pitching ca. ten in the majors: 'tor the last three years until this year I had a coaching 'oh with Mita IWO he says. "I would pitch a lot of batting practice and rue with the pitchers, I was in excellent shape, This year I went to Arizona with Oakland and did some wore of the same. But as soon as sprirg trainirg was aver In tarty Apr I haven't had a chance to do anything except watch bail VA wake reports So I've rotes completely out tape Thats OK.

la Paocuars case. 14e says his we-tht haslet varied from his old playing wpght Al Cork 34, tornin Coral Cab In Hgli and Flori Cans it ttto old Anw-i-csit 15sOothsli Asecociaticov Mb MibJom.