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68 The Miami News Thursday. August 13. 1987 1 It i amlmm 1 Maararon I i WHMMHBMMBWMNMnMMMHHM I 6 Round-trip regulars BasabaH NFL Preseason Heal Three I. Chv vVrigM. imwck II 20 3 Leandro Panalver.

Cuba. 71 12 3. I National Football Leau Pan American Games Modal Tabic Ittsraufk yesterday! fmtlud.t peso, attear, pranie medals ana totals tar each country) Today Tonight National League Favorite Line Underdog Favorite Line Underdog HOUSTON 114 K.C. S.DIEGO 6-7 Atlanta Seattle 1 RAMS SAN FRAN. Even-6 Houston Tomorrow LA.

6-7 Cincinnati WASH. 3' Pittsburgh New York 6'4-7'4 CHICAGO Saturday MONT. 8-9 Pittsburgh TAMPA Even Cincinnati ST. LOUIS 6V4-7V4 Phila. CLEVE.

4 St. Louis American League DETROIT 3 Indiana. MINN. Even California NO. 3 Minnesota BALT.

6-7 Milwaukee JETS 3 Phila. TORONTO 7-8 Chicago ATLANTA 3 Buffalo Detroit Even-6 K.C. DIEGO 2 Dallas x-Denver 2Vi GR. BAY RAIDERS 2 San Fran. Prasaason alandinaa -AMERICAN CONFERENCE East WIT Pel.

PP PA itea a a ooo 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Atkirn, 0 0 0 000 0 0 hay, England 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Jets 0 0 0 000 0 0 Central C4-lend 0 0 0 000 0 0 Cite.nnali 0 0 0 000 0 0 Holloa 0 0 0 000 0 0 Pitssourgh 0 0 0 .000 0 0 I west LARaders 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 Searle 0 0 0 000 0 0 Oenarr 0 1 0 .000 37 30 0 1 0 000 7 20 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Oallal 0 0 0 OOO 0 0 (Slants 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Ptuledtlipnia 0 0 0 000 0 0 St LoJs 0 0 0 000 0 0 Washiilon 0 0 0 000 0 0 ChicagA 0 0 0 000 0 0 Detroit 9 0 0 0 000 0 0 Green Bfv 0 0 0 000 0 0 Minnesota 0 0 0 000 0 0 Tampa Av 0 0 0 .000 "0 0 west A Rank I 0 0 1 000 20 37 Sen Francesco I 0 0 1000 30 7 Atlanta 0 0 0 000 0 0 NewOrleAs 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Centre 6 Tat United Slates 44 41 44 IU Cub 44 24 It at Canada SO 24 39 Argentina 4 4 12 Braiil I Colomoi I a a Venerueia far Puerto Rico 3 Mexico 4 11 Costa Rica 3 Dom. Republic 14 Bahamas Bit Jamaica lit Panama 0 3 0 Ecuador Bit Nicaragua a 0 3 Trin. 4 Tobago Oil Uruguay 0 0 Surinam 10 0 Peru 0 10 Virgin Is 0 10 Bermuda 0 0 I Chile 0 0 1 Honduras 0 0 1 Taamtcora ester day's results Puerto Rica 10. Antilles 0 United Slates II, Nicaragua 0 Cuba 13. Aruba 1 United Statos 18, Nicaragua 0 I '4 i 5 I CtaeyrtsjM Spam Features Itfwlicele, IMI U.S.

NICARAGUA srtei akrHkJ Grltl.nT 3311 Circled 4 00 0 Silvetin ss 4 13 1 Suerei crh 4 0 0 0 Martini lb 4 3 10 Medina 2b 3 0 10 Wood II 3 111 Delgad 3b 3 0 0 0 Fiore dtt 4 111 Lampsn lb 3 0 10 Lvngstn lb 13 4 1 Gutman 3 0 0 0 Serviasc 3 111 Paleciostl 10 10 Htnslr rt 1110 Munoi ss 10 0 0 Ouillolcf 3 3 I Padilla rl 3 0 0 0 Hecnt lb 3 0 0 0 Cornell lb 10 10 Spragu lb 3 0 13 Lopei It 10 0 0 Lampnrlt 1 0 0 0 Porrasrt 100 0 Gonialasc 1 0 0 0 Totals II 10 17 Totals 74 0 4 0 Umled States tit (II 471 I-II Nicaragua I W) I -I TODAY t' SWIMMING I United States Swimming Junior Olym-pic Long Course Championships, at the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale. 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. GREYHOUND RACING at Flagler. 12:30 and 8 p.m.

JAI-ALAI at Dania. 7:15 at Miami. 7:15 m. QUARTERHORSE RACING at Pompano Park. 7:30 p.m.

THOROUGHBRED RACING at Calder. 1 m. TOMORROW ri SWIMMING United States Swimming Junior Olym-pic Long Course Championships, at the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale, 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. GREYHOUND RACiNG at Flagler, 8 m.

JAI-ALAI at Dania, 7: 15 p.m.; at Miami, 7: 15 p.m. QUARTERHORSE RACING at Pompano Park, 7:30 pm. THOROUGHBRED RACING at Calder, 1 m. San Francisco slugger Willie McCovey Top sluggers with best home runs per at-bat ratio (Minimum 500 career home runs) IWIIil jTW 1. Babe Ruth 1 HR every 11.8 at bats 2.

Harmon Killebrew 1 HR every 14.2 at bats 3. Mike SchmirJf 1 HR every 14.7 at bats 4. Ted Williams 1 HR every 14.8 at bats 5. Mickey Mantle 1 HR every 15. 1 at bats Jimmie Foxx 1 HR every 15.2 at bats 7.

Willie McCovey 1 HR every 15.7 at bats a Henry Aaron 1 HR every 16.4 at bats Saturday's result San FrdMisco 20, Kansas City 7 Sunday result Los Angrips Rams 21. Denver 27 Tanight's games Kansas CNv at Houston, I m. Seattle al4os Angeles Rams, mar raw's tames Washington, 0 p.m. Saturday's games Cincinnati ll Tampa Bay, 7 m. St Louis aicleveland.

Buttalo at 4Panla. I m. Indianapotitpl Detroit, tpm Minnesota aljNew Orleans, I Philadelphia At New York Jets. 0 m. Oallas at Sen)iego.

tpm Denver vs. GfVen Bay al Tempt, 10 pm I San FranciKOrat LOS Angeles Raiders, 10 am. Sunday's games New York Gi4Bls al New England. I 30 m. Chicago at Miarii.

I p.m. Canadian football Laagw Standing and chdul Eastern imtsten ww wm wn 0 20 1S4 I 201 Ml 0 111 177 0 ISa Iff 173 73 14 164 277 0 4 142 14 result Calgary 3 Tanifhra same Toronto At British Clumbia. 10 TemerrevJJi tame Winnipeg at Mamiitoe, I pm. Sunday's ame Ottawa at SesAatchevan, 1 m. The International At Cattla Rook.

Colo. Yesterday's Hrst ravnd scares Winnipeg Toronto 1 Hamilton 13 Ottawa Wester BritClmb dmonton a Calgary Saskatchnvn 1 Sunday1 tt, Ottawa 7 TODAY 4 p.m. PGA golf, The International. ESPN (cable) 4 p.m. Baseball, Atlanta at San Diego, WTBS (cable) 4 p.m.

Baseball, Y. Mets at Chicago, WGN (cable) TOMORROW toy 'tWm 2 p.m. PGA golf. The International, ESPN (cable) 4 p.m. PGA Seniors golf.

Senior Goldrush, ESPN (cable) 4 p.m. Baseball, N.Y. Mets at Chicago. WGN (cable) and WOR (cable) 8:35 p.m. Baseball.

Atlanta at Houston. WTBS (cable) Neville Hodge, Virgin Islands. 21 27. 4. Daiel Jules.

Trtmdad 4 Tobago. II It 5. Carlos Moreno, Chile. 21 03 4. Rateet Meiia.

Colombia, 3191 7. Oamtt Flower. Betite. 31 4 Bernard Whrte. Anlioua.

21 17 Discus I. Mariano Oeits. Cuba. 320 teet. 3 Inches.

I Bradley Cooper. Behemes, 311-10 3 Randy Heisler. Indianapolis. Juan Marline I. Cuba, 204-1.

Art Burnt. San Jose. Call) ttt-0 t. Ray Laidms. Canada.

ttl-S 7. Jose Souie, Branl. 7 K) 4 Carlos Bryner. Argentina. 1747 9.

James Oedier. Trusidad 4 Tobago, 141-0 SO. Andres Charadia. Argenti na. 141-11.

II. Anthony George, Granada, 134-0 High Jump 1, Javier Sotomayor. Cuba, 7 teet, inches. 3. Troy Kemp, tsenamat.

7-S. 3. Jerome Carter, EnglevfOOd. Md 7 S. 4.

Lee Baltin, Glendale, 7-4 i Clarence Seunderv Bermuda. 7-2't. 4. Troy scow. Bermuda.

4-HH. 1.4001, Joaquim Crul, Braiil, 3:47 34 3. Jim Spivey. Glen Ellyn. 1 47 44 3, Steven Scott, Fallbrook.

Calit 1 47 74 4. Dave Campbell. Canada. 1 at 77 Oave Reid. Canada.

1 49 34. 4. Meuricio Goniates. Meat- ca 1 40 01. 7, Michael Watson.

Bermuda. 3 SI 44 4 Rataet Martinet. Metrco, 1 41 14 9. Carlos Ownones. Puerto Rica 1 43 44.

M). Figueredo. Peraguay. 3.44 91. II.

Dale Jones. Antigua, ss ta 10.000-1. Bruce Bicktord, Wellesley, 10 2017 3, Rolando Vera, Ecuador, 21.22 44 1, Paul McCUy. Canada, 21 31 07 4. Omar Aguilar.

Chile, 29 06 41 S. Oomingo Tibaduiia. Colombia, ivrja 71 a. Josecnueia. Meaico.

29 3t 14 7, Hugo Garcia. Guatemala. 39 1141. 4 Roger Soler, Peru. It 40 II 0.

Jose Carmona. veneiuela, 10 07 74. to, Nes tor Jam. Ecuador. 30 40 40.

400 Semifinal One Raymond Pierre. Mis souri City, Teaas. 44 24 2. Berltertd Cameron, Jamaica, 4442. 3, Hecotr Deley, Panama, 4, Leiaro Martinei, Cuba, 44 04.

S. Arron Phillips, Venerueia. 47. 14. 4 Sergio Meneies, Brant, 4 Ml J.

Howard Lindsay, Anltaua. 47 17. 4 Patrick Delice. Trinidad 4 Tobago. at w.

Semifinal Two Roberto Hernandei. Cu ba. 45 43. 3 Elvis Forde. Barbados.

45 tt. 1 Ian Morris, Trinidad 4 Tobago. 44 14. 4, stores Long, jemeica. at 44 Gerson Souia, Braiil.

44 79. Troy Douglas, Bermuda, a St. I. Mitchell Browne, Antigua, 40 79 Dean Greeaway, British Virgin Islands. 41 tl.

1.000 Adauto Dominoues. Brenl, I 23 24. 3. Henry Marsh. Bountiful, Utah, I 23.77.

J. Brian Abshire. Ridgewood Village, Ala 0 37 30 4. Emilio Ullo. I 37 5.

Ricardo Vera. Uruguay. 0 It 34 4, Marcelo cascabelo. Argentina, I 41 74 7, Juan Conde, Cuba, I 43 7. Victor Sanchei, Paraguay.

10 13 71 400 Hurdles-1. Winlhrop Graham, Jamaica, 41 4t 1. Kevin Young. Los Angeles. 41 74.

1 David Patrick. Knoaville. Tenn 49 47 4, John Graham, Canada, 41 41 S. Pablo Squet-ta. Chile.

40 17. 4 Antonio Ferreira, Braiil. SO 20 7, Rendy Coa, Trintdad 4 Tobago, SO 47. 0 Greg Roiie. Bahamas.

40 40 OecattikM 100-1. Pedro Silve. Braiil, 1017 1190 points). 3. Fidel Soloriano, Ecuador.

II 10 (131). 3, keilh Robinson. Provo, Utah. II 11 (110) 4, Gordon Orkilow. Canada, II 30 794) Paul Hewlett.

British Virgin Islands, II 40 (743 4, tie. Santiago Mellado. El Salvador and George Biehl, Chile, II 43 741) Mike Gonialei, Redondo Beach, 11.43 (7141. Long Jump-1, Soloriano, 14 teet. 4 inches 19141.

I. Orlikotv. 23 5 (1501 1. Robinson, 13-lu, (124) 4 Gonielei, 23-1' 1173) S. Biehl.

3114a 1755) Mellado. 1) 4 (704) 7. Hewlett. 204'- (t55). 4 Silva.

did not place Shot Pul-I. Gonialei. 43-0 64S) 3. Robin- Son. 43-0 4741.

3. Orllkoa, 42 9 (tttl 4 Soloriano. 9 li (6131 4. Melledo. Jt 10' (5t7 4 Hewlett.

JH (4tt). 7. Biehl. 37 2' (4641 4 Silve. did not place.

High Jump-1. Soloriano, (131) 3. lie. Robinson and Mellado, 444a (103) 4 tie. Gonialei andOrltkow, a-41 (7491.

4 Hewlett, 1-1 Ittt). 7. Biehl, 5 (593) Suva, did not place. too-l, orlikow. at 14 (154) 3, Robinson.

4153 (417). 3. Soloriano. 4tN (lltl 4 Mellado. SOU (1001 s.

Hewlett. 40 711 700) 4 Gonielei, 51 IS 17411. 7, Biehl, 4117 444) I. Silva, did not place. Patttts threugh live events I.

Soloriano. 4,013 1. Robinson. 1.940 1 Orlikow. 3.911 4.

Gonialei. 3,716 4. Melleoo. 3453 4 Hewlett. 3.473 7, Beihl, 3,107 0, Silva, 00 NO Heal One-1, Pauline Davis.

Bahamas. 11 29. 1. Vivienne Spence, Jemaica. 21 74 Claudia Acerenie.

Uruguay, 14 II 4. Sheila Santos, Brenl, 24 42 Susane Armenteros. Cuba, 24 44 4 Jacqueline Hinds, Barbados. 24 27 7. Cislyn Blake, Dallas.

2s 77 Heel Two-1. Rendv Givens. Venice. Calif 12 40 1, Amparo Ceicedo. Colombia.

74 It Ruth Morris. Costa Mesa. Calif 14 90 4 le.de Marat. Brenl. 24 10 5.

Zoila Rosa Slewert, Costa Rica, 24 II 4, Chritta Schumann, Guyan4 2512. 7, Glenmeric David, Anhgua, 24 92 Heal Three-1, Gwen Torrance. Decatur. Ga 23 10 2. Angela Phippt, Cenada.

73 50 3, Esther Peliton, Cuba. 7317 4 Volanda Slreughn, Berbados. 74 37 4. Joycclyn Joseph. AnliguA 2445 4, Deborah Bell, no.

2404. 7, Soledad Acerenie, Uruguay, 25 00 Canada Cup Schdul and rvtulls Pre-teuraatTfit Sunday's result Team Canada 7. Canadian Olympic team I Monday's result Teem Canada 12, Canadian Olympic 1 Tantojhfs gama Team Canada vs Team USA at Ottawa, 1 m. Ttnw raw's fame Team USA vs United States Olympic team at Lake Placid, tba eVwrvday, Aug. 17 Team Canada vs.

Team USA at Montreal, 2 Wednesday, Aug. Team Canada vs. Team USA at Montreal, 7 30 pm Thursday, Aug. 2f Team Canada vs. Team USA at Hattfai, Nova Scotia.

7pm Saturday, Aug. 27 Team Canada vs. Soviet Union at Hamil ton, Ontario, TBA Sunday, Auf 23 Team Canada vs. Chechoslovakia at Hamil ton. Ontario.

TBA Monday, At. 24 Canadian Olympic team vs Sweden at Caioary. Alberta. TBA Team USA vs United Slates Olympic team at Hartford. Conn TBA Tuesday, Auf IS Team Canada vs Soviet Union at Calgary, Alberta, TBA Ciecnosiovaliia vs Finland site and time TBA TODAY i-at Tempe, Ariz.

Sunday E. Even Giants MIAMI 1 Chicago Home team in CAPS AM) WQAM (560 AM) Upcoming bouts Saturday At Sally's. Reno, Bernard Taylor, KnoHville, Tenn vs. Javier Marquer, Mem co. 12, tor Taylor's NABF featherweight title.

At San Antonio, Texas, World Boung Association tumor-featherweight champion Louie Espinora, Phoenig, Am, vs. Mike Ayala, San Antonio, Teias, IS. At the Wrest Point Casino, Hobart, Tasmania, Troy Waters, Australia, vs Lloyd Hib-bert, England, middles At San Trope. France, Evander Holylield. Atlanta, vs Ofiie Ocasia Puerto Rico, 12.

tor Holyfietd WBA-IBF Cruiserweight lilies. Tuesday, II At Resort's International, Atlantic City, Lenny LaPaglia, Chicago, vs. Doug Oewitl, Yonkers. 10, middles Saturday, Aug. 22 At the Township Auditorium, Columbia, Mark Breland, Brooklyn, NY.

vs. Marlon Starling, Hartford. Conn 17, tor Breland sWBA Welterweight title Monday, Aug. 24 At Northland Agricom, Edmonton, Willie De Wit, Canada, vs Ken Lakusta, Canada, 12, tor De Wit's Canadian Heavyweight title Tuesday, Aug. 25 At Reseda, Caiit James Kinchen.

San Diego, vs. Larry Musgrove, Los Angeles, 10, middles At Baity' Atlantic City. Tony Thornton, Giassboro, vs. Stacy Mc Swain, Forest City, 10, middles. Friday, Aug.

21 At the Showboat, Las Vegas. Nev Jose Sanabria, New York, vs. Aaron Lopei, San Antonio, 10, super bantams Saturday, Aug. 2t At Marbella, Costa del Sol. Spam, Lloyd Honeyghan, Britian, vs.

Gene "Mad Dog" Hatcher, Forth Worth. Ten as, IS. tor WBC Welterweight title, Greg Page, Louisville. vs. Frank Bruno, Britain, 10, heavies.

Monday, Aug II At the Marriott Hotel, Irvine, Calif Gena ro Hernandei, Lot Angeles, vs Kenny Wyatt, New York, 10. super feathers. Saturday, Sept. 5 At Las Vegas. Juan Coggi, Argentina, vs.

Frankie Warren, Corpus Chnsti. Texas. 17, tor Coggi's WBA Junior Welterweight title. Wednesday, Sept. la At the Spruce Goose Dome, Long Beach, John Monies, Anaheim, Calif vs Walter Sims.

Van Nuys, Calif 17, tor Monies' r.Vi'"rn.;, Ml, 6 p.m. Sports Talk, WIOD (610 10 p.m. Miami Sports Exchange. TOMORROW 8 p.m. Sports Talk.

WIOD (610 AM) 7:35 p.m. Baseball. Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees. WIOD (610 AM) and WSBR(740 AM) 10 p.m.

Miami Sports Exchange, WQAM (560 AM) Seven inning, rout ruse. Game Winning RBI Sitvestri. 6 Hechl, Munoi. OP Nicaragua I. LOB-Uniled States 0, Nicaragua 7.

IB-Grittin, Servias. Martinet Livingstone 3. 3B-Silveslrl. HR -Martinet. SB-Silveslri.

Hirtensteiner. SF Grittin. IP ER BB SO United States Abbott 0 3 0 0 4 0 Carpenter 3 1 0 0 0 3 Nicaragua BaltodanoL 0 i 0 0 Araut 3 1-3 II I I 3 Medrana 13-t 4 4 4 4 I Cord I 1 0 0 0 0 Bellodeno pitched to batters in the 1st. HBP Silvestri by Medrano, Hirtensteiner by Medrano. WP Medreno 2, Carpenter.

T-J JJ. Basketball Uruguay 71. $. Virgin Islands 73 United Stales MS. Meaico 71 Unitad Stataa 105, Maxico 73 MEXICO (711 Ledeima il I II II.

Gonialei 7-S 14 7, Gallargo I 10 3 7 7. Aroyos 4-1 2-1 II. Siller 0-0 1-4 Letter! 7-1 o-o Reyes I-, u-u z. Lopei 1-1 17 7, Senchet 3-5 0-0 7. Arroyo 0-1 0, Mena 17 21 1 Totals 74-St 11-17 73.

UNITED STATES 1 lest Smart 4-7 0-0 11. Richardson 13 0-14. Lebo 2 4 0-0 4. Berry O-l 04 0, Oembo 2-1 4-4 Lane 1-1 3-2 4. Anderson 4-7 1-1 cnepman a- ou II.

Ellison 44 51 13, Manning I I I OU GarreH I 7 7 4. Robinson 41 4 5 It. Totals 42 71 It 74 104 Halttime-United states e. nMiico j-e. 3-ooint ooals-Menca S-14 (Leoetme I I.

I I. Gellergo 13. Aroyos I San-chei 13 Leneri 0-1. Mena Oil united States 1-4 (Chapman 2-4, oembo l-t, smert o-ti Fouled out-Reyes. Rebounds-Meitco 34 (Gonialei SI.

United Steles SI (Ellison til Assists- Meaico II (Gallargo 1). United States 74 (Ellison, Manning 4). total touis Meaico IS, Untied Slates 24. Cuba 90. Mexico 49 United Stales 1 10.

Peru 41 Field Hacker Chile 4. Trinidad 1 Tobago I Barbados I. Peru 0 United steles 2. Meaico 0 Bermuda Jamaica 0 Umled Steles 10. Berbedos 0 Argentina IS, Bermuda 0 alter Skating Hockey United Stales 1 Argentina 1, tie Braiil 3.

Colombia I Soccer Guatemala 2, Colombia 0 Argentina Trintda 4 Tobago 0 Meaico 7, Paraguay 0 United Stales A Salvador 0, tie lettbaN British Virgin Islands a. Panama 4 Dominican Republic Antilles 0 Canada II, Argentina I United Steles 4, Cuba 0 Colombia U.S. Virgin islands 3 United Stales t. Veneiuela 0 Canada t. PeruO Antilles 1.

Seine I Puerto Rico S. El Salvador 0 IN Cuba It. Canada II United Slates 33. Cuba II VotteybaM Cuba 1. Canada 0 1 1 5-4.

14-7, IS 7) Argentina I Dominican Republic 0 IS-13. IS 14-1) Cuba United States I (12 IS, 17-IS. 149. 1 IS 144) Track and liold VetterdeVI results tall duteajcos at meters) in Heat One Floyd Heard. College Station.

Teaes. 10 70 1. Arneldo Silva. Braiil, II 17 elia Stevens. Cuba, II 10 Lmdei Hodge, British Virgin Islands.

II 41. Claude Rou-main, Haiti, 11 30 Heal Two-1. Robson Silvt. Braiil. 30 79 Wallace Spearmon, Fayetteviiie, 30 09 3, John Meir, Jamaica.

II 00 4, Edgardo Guilbe, Puerto Rico, 11 10. Alvin Daniel, Trinidad 4 Tobago. II II. 4, Ulric Jackson. U.S.

Virgin Islands. II 00. through July 25. 1987 Sourca: Sports Faaturaa Syndicate 2 Aosta Valley Tournament At Saint Vincent, Italy Yesterday's results (seedings parentheses) Paul McNamee. Australia, del hot st Skotl it), Austria.

0-4, 4 3, retired Pedro Reboiiedo, Chile, del Cieudio Mei-adrit6), Italy, 7 a 3, 4 1 Paolo Cane (5), Italy det. Alessandro De Minicis, Italy. 6-3. 7 S. Virginia Slims of Los Angeles At Manhattan Beach, Calif.

Yesterday's results Singles Second Round Lor i McNeil, Houston. Tei det Elise Bur gm. Baltimore, Md a-4. Anne Mmier, Australia, det. Zena Garrison, Houston.

Tei 4 3. 4 7 Hana Mandhkova, Czechoslovakia, det. Patty Fendick. Sacramento, 4-3. 7-V Jana Novotna, Czechoslovakia, det.

Kate Gompert, Rancho Mirage, Calif-. -4 (7-4), 44. Laura Gildemeister, Peru, def Melissa Gurney. Palos Verdes states. Calif 4-3, 4-1 Kathleen Horvath.

Largo, det Etna Rei nsert. South Atrica. 3 4, '4 (7 7). 4-3 Bettina Bunge, Monaco, del Barbara Ger- ken. Thousand Oaks.

Calil 4 7. 4-1 Pascale Paradis. France, del. Rosalyn Fairbank, San Diego, 4-4. 40 Isabelle Demongeot, France, del.

Natalie Merreman, France, 7-1 7 i. Eva Ptaft, West Germany, del Lisa Bond er. Saline. Mich 1-4 17 7), 4 3 Elly Hakami, Tiburon, Calif det Mary JoeFernandet, Miami, 4-7. 1-4.

4-3 Martina Navratilova, Fort Worth, Texas. def. Crete hen Magers, San Antonio, Texas, 4-3, 4-2. Cedok Open Grand Prix At Prague, Czechoslovakia Yesterday's results (seedings in parentheses) Singlet Second Round Peter It or da, Czechoslovakia, def Milan Sreiber (2), Czechoslovakia, 4-4, 4-7. 4-4 Gutllermo Vilas CM.

Argentina, det Martin Strelbe, Czechoslovakia, 4-2. 4-0 Tomas Smid 131. Czechoslovakia, del Patrice Kuchna, France. 4 2, 4 2. comp of Sus.

match. Marian Vaida (4), Czechoslovakia, de Bramsiav Stankovic, Czechoslovakia, 7-4 (7-31, 7-S Karet Novacek (St. Czechoslovakia, det. Richard Vogel, Czechoslovakia. 4-4, 4-4.

Player's International At Montreal Yesterday's results (seedings hi parentheses) Single Second Retmd Ivan Lend I 1, Czechoslovakia, det. Todd Wilsken, Carmel, Ind 4-3. 4-2. Boris Becker 431, West Germany, det Kelly Jones. San Diego.

7 5. 4-4 fat Cash (51, Australia, det Roberto Seed. Argentina, 4-0. 4-0. Kelly tvernden, New Zealand, del Tim Mayotte (7), Bradenton, 4-7, 5 7.

4 3 Slobodan Zivoimovtc 1 101, Yugoslavia, det. Ramesh Knshnan, India, 4-4, 7-5 Johan Car Is son, Sweden, def. Johen Kriek 111), Naples. 4 4. 7 4, (7 51, 4 4 Jay Berger 113), Plantation, det Robert Seguso, Sebring, 4-2.

7-5 and prue money wtway apptKabte U'wen playerl tar last otahtytftf spetl First halt at Mttd Flayer Scare wn Chip Becfc, 110.000 I IJ Jack Niclvlaus. U.7S0 ft 67 1 Dick Mast, S6, 2S0 1 61 If Tim Simpson, I 74 II Steve Eikington I 70 10 Bob Odder 1 61 Steve Jones 1 of Mark Lye I 60 Fred Couples 1 61 Kocco Mediate 1 60 stick Price I 6f EdFiori I 70 7 OaeRumrnells 1 70 Chris Perry 1 GeryHeilberg 1 a Scott Simpson I 70 7 Greg Norman 1 70 7 Ronnie Black I 69 7 Bob Eastwood I 69 7 Craig Stadler 1 wy Barr 1 70 7 Peter Jacobsen 1 70 7 Tom Watson I 20 Oavid Frost 1 a 6 RonSlreck 70 6 Barry Jeecket In 4 Mark Cakavecehia 71 Mark Mc Cumber fl 71 a ffichardZokot 4 Tim Nor is TJ 4 Billy Rat Brown 4 David Hobby ft I John Cook $0 Tom Byrum Ken Green John Inman 8 Mark Wiebe 71 Harry Taylor l-Mark O'Meara jt 4 Fatted OiaMy 1 Frank Coner 77I 4 BradFabel 12 4 Mike fteid 72 6 4 tobert Wrenn 72 I 4 Fulton Allem 70 1 4 David Peoples 72 I 4 Willie Wood 72 I 1 IsaoAoki 71 I Hale Irwin 73 kj Jett Sluman 77 Dan Halldorson 7 Bob Lohr 72 Rooer Ma I tbte 72 I Bruce Soutsby 74 1 Wayne Grady 73 I Brian Clear 71 Donme Hammond 73 Hick Fehr 43 if Mike Bender gl Johnny Miller 74 gl John Horne 74 .) I Jim Simons 77 1 Keith Clearwater 74 -t Kenny Knoit 74 I Gary Koch BillKratiert 75 Roger Meckay 74 JackNicklausIt LTPA-Columbia 300 Al Saginaw, Mich. ana 42wiw pintail IvhjH (wilti nmmn. nnuwnt. racardi nna nrit.

mny) Jann Maiden, Solon. Oftio. II-1. 1.1H. 1.

Laann Barratla, Oklahoma City. 16 I. ,70 J. Cindy Coburn. Bullalo, I.

t.6 i. Lcia Wagnar. lmllo. 9M3. i.

Carol Norman. Ardmora, 13-9-2, Janmngk Clticago, II 1 I. IVIOO 7. Robin Romeo. Van Noys IS-f, 1.071.

$1,000 Elhel Snvitn. Warran, Ohio, I J. I.MI. 1X0 Sandy Potlma. Lanuna.

Ill II-17. i.lN. iM 10. Kartn Cilingiworlh. Plainat.

III. 10. HI. II. Carman PMtlipv Oalroil.

14-10. IMO II, Pally Coilrllo. Scranlon. Pa llil list). 13.

AMI Sill. Cardan Cily. Mlcli II 13. a.aiO. ta.

Il, Oma wneeler, Laa't Summif. Mo. H. 1.90, $3S IS. Marilyn Krcg, Kalamatcxn 10-U.

1)67, MIS It. Charyl Sliotak. RMIord, Mich, 11-13. 1. HIS 17, Ruth Bodrioual.

Oaland, ll-li I. 1.711, S90S. IS. Florence Mender urn. Spring Lake.

HC 11-11. 1.0X SS I. Laura Harmon. Tonawanda. II II I.SU.

SMS 70. Alayne Blomenbero. Crantton. I. a IS, I.S7S.

U7S II. Deobie Rainona. Highland Heighlv Ohia. S. SI70 17.

Carhy Henry. Ne Porl R.chey, a. is, I. MIS, SMS 11. Cheryl Oamell, Detroit.

1. I.S0I. M60 24. Kim kopl. Battle Creek, Mich 1-71.

1. 1 It, MSS The lap five mutters advanct la taday't Itepledder linali. LPBT-Albuquerque Open Al Albuqoerqua, N.M. Vabtarday'a raturtt and 34 game ptntall tataK (with it, met, aamatawnt and match-play racardt Rene Fleming. Oklahoma City, 13 I 1.

17 I. a-Paula Oraka. Broken Arrow, 9.7. 7.tl3 1. Jeanne Berry, Las Vegas, 11-3, 7,71.

4. Barbara Laichl. Albany, 71. 7.444 S. Belly Morris, Stockton, Calif 104.

7 V7 Marlist Borr. Kalamaioo, Mich 1 7. 7.402. 7, Cass Leal. Houston.

7, 7.311 I. Lisa Maurice. Highland Falls. II S. 7.294 9, Sue Kmgham.

Houston. 104, 7.734 10. Vicki Montgomery. Ravenna. Ohio.

Il-S, 7.219. tl, a Kalhy Freed. El Paso, Teias. I I. 7.094 II.

a-Sue Sargent. Arlington, Teias, M. 7.M4 II. a-Lmda Kelly. Union.

Ohio. I 7.011 14, Callie Sampwm. Parkersburg. yy 7-9, 7 037 IS. Kathy McNeughton.

Agua Oulca, Caht 9-10. 7.009 la, Loretla Gedeon. Munroe Falls, Ohio, 410. t.994. 17.

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right wing, and Randy Hilher, detenseman, to multiyear on ratty OLYMPICS U.S. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Named Shelton Collier, Pittsburgh women' volleyball coach, assistant coach SOCCER Maior Indoor Soccer League LOS ANGELES Signed Mark Frederick son, midfielder COLLEGE ECAC METRO CONFERENCE Named George Oonn assistant commissioner. BENTLEV Promoted Bob DeFelice, baseball coach, to assistant athletic director. IDAHO STATE Announced the resignation ot June Thomas, women's athletic trainer ILLINOIS Named Augie Garndo baseball coach. IOWA Named Steve ate i sift part-time assistant basketball coach Diryg clhairges cHiroppedl agaQtmst Oao-foeDdl Heatrdl CHARLOTTE-ANNE LUCAS Miami NewtCea News Service NBA report hold over free agency .4 refusal, which allows a team 15 days to match an offer made to one of its players by another team.

The salary cap puts a ceiling on the total amount of money a team can pay its players. The cap has increased from $3.2 million to $6.1 million per team in three years as NBA revenues jumped dramatically. Fleisher also wants the college player draft abolished. "They're not willing to abolish any of the (three)," said Jim Paxson. vice president of the Players Association.

"They're willing to make modifications, even in the draft, but our position still is we want all three abolished." There have been reports that the two sides have discussed the possibility of giving each player a one-time opportunity during his career to sign with any team without any restrictions. Because of the contract negotiations, the 23 NBA teams are under a moratorium that prevents them from signing rookies or free agents until Oct. I. Contract Clark Kellogg fte-. Associated Press NEW YORK Contract talks between the NBA and the players association have been on hold for nearly a month after the two sides reached a stalemate over the union's demands that free agency be expanded.

The two sides have not met since July 15, and no talks are scheduled because Larry Fleisher, head of the Players Association, said he saw no reason to return to the bargaining table because of the owners' position. "Right now. they're unwilling to change the three major restraints to free agency." Fleisher said, referring to the salary cap, the right of first refusal and the NBA draft. "That's the reason we haven't been talking. There's no reason to talk at this time." The NBA's chief negotiator denied yesterday that the league has refused to change its position on the three major issues.

"We've offered what we think are very substantial modifications in the system, but we're not willing to throw out the whole system," said Russell Granik. executive vice president of the NBA. A stalemate developed during the July 15 meeting in New York after the two sides discussed the right of first MESA. Ariz. Drug charges against former Phoenix Suns forward Garfield Heard were dismissed by a Superior Court judge yesterday at the request of the prosecutor in the case and Heard's defense attorney.

Heard, 39, was one of five current and former Suns players indicted last April on drug-related charges. Dismissal of the one-count indictment against Heard comes two months after a judge ordered the matter sent back to the grand jury for a new hearing. Neither the remand nor the dismissal order, yesterday by Maricopa Superior Court Judge Grant Woods contained an explanation or reasons for the moves. Woods' order said the charge was being dismissed without prejudice, meaning prosecutors can refile the case. However grand jury transcripts and other court documents indicate prosecutors may not have been able to prove charges against the former player because a key witness against Heard changed his statement after the indictment.

Heard had faced a felony charge of conspiring to traffic in drugs, which carried a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison and fines of up to $150,000. It prompted Phoenix Mayor Terry Goddard to request Heard's temporary resignation from the mayor's task force on drug abuse. Heard, a real estate broker with Del Webb Realty and Management, retired from basketball after the 1979-80 season, his fifth season with the Suns. According to grand jury transcripts and the police investigative report obtained by the Tribune, the charge stemmed from allegations made by Suns all-star Walter Davis and Suns ticket representative Alvin Scott. Davis, who gave grand jury testimony in the case March 24 under a grant of immunity, told the panel he was introduced to cocaine by Heard during Davis' second year in the league while the team was on a road trip to Cleveland, according to grand jury transcripts.

Later, in a sworn interview with police and prosecutors on March 30, Scott said he used cocaine with Heard in a hotel room in Seattle several years ago, according to the police report. But in court documents filed in June, Deputy Injured Indiana Pacers forward Clark Kellogg, a rebounding force in the league when he was healthy, yesterday announced his retirement from pro basketball. Kellogg cited his injuries as the reason for his decision. County Attorney James Keppel said Scott has changed that story On May 21, Keppet wrote, Scott signed another sworn statement "denying that Garfield Heard used cocaine with him and had supplied him with cocaine in Seattle." On May 29, responding to a request by Keppel and Heard's attorney, Tom Henze. a judge sent Heard's indictment back to a grand jury for a new hearing.

Only 10 of the 13 people initially indicted in the case still face charges. Last week, the indictment against William Merriweather was dismissed after a judge said it would be a "grave injustice" to prosecute the roommate, former Suns center William Bedford for obstruction of justice in the case. The week before, prosecutors agreed to drop drug trafficking charges against a Tempe restaurant manager when the man agreed to plead guilty to a lighter charge and receive a probation sentence. And one of the three charges against Suns center James Edwards was sent back to the grand jury after a judge ruled that police gave "inaccurate" information to the grand jury in the case. Three other indictments were dismissed earlier when the key witness in those cases, former Suns player Johnny High, was killed in a car crash.

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