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MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1986 2C ST. PETERSBURG TIMES DIAL 893-8201 FOR SCORES AFTER 4 P.M. sports on the air sports digest Subject to changes by stations and network. Some steuons not available In ad araaa.

Baseball 7:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati Reds, WGN cable. Ashford, Lewis sprint back to form in Jenner Classic 7:35 p.m. Pittsburgh Pirates vs.

Atlanta Braves, WTBS cable. 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia Phillies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, WTAN-1340 radio. College World Series, ESPN cable- 8 p.m.

In a pair of sparkling 200-meter clashes at the Bruce Jenner Classic in San Jose, Carl Lewis and Evelyn Ashford displayed their superiority in the long sprints. Lewis shaded Kirk Baptiste In the men's race, running a Other sports Indy 500 AT INDIANAPOLIS Final official standings 1. Bobby Rahal, Dublin, Ohio, No 3, March-Cosworth, 200 laps, 170.722 mph (4); 2. Kevin Cogen, Redondo Beach, No.7, March-Cosworth, 200 laps, 170.698 (6); 3. Rick Meers, Bakersflekt, No.4, March-Cosworth, 200 laps, 170.691 I 4.

Roberto Guerrero, Colombia, No.5, March-Cosworth, 200 laps, 170.551 (8); 5. Al Unser Abuquerque, N.M., No.30 Lota-Cotworth, 199 laps, 169.683, running (9); 6. Michael Andrettl, Nazareth, No. 18, March-Cosworth, 199 laps, 169.671, running (3); 7. Emerson Flltipaldl, Brazil, No 20, March-Cosworth, 199 laps, 169.477, running 11); 8.

Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth, Tex 9 a.m. Tennis: The French Open, ESPN cable. 20.1. In the women's event, Ashford, running her first 200 NBA playoffs Championship Series (Best-of-Seven) MONDAY, MAY 26 Boston 112, Houston 100 THURSDAY, MAY 29 Boston 117, Houston 95 SUNDAY'S RESULT Houston 106, Boston 104 Boston leads series 2-1 TUESDAY'S GAME Boston at Houston, 9 p.m. THURSDAY'S GAME Boston at Houston, 9 p.m.

SUNDAY, JUNE 8 Houston at Boston, 1 If necessary WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 Houston at Boston, 9 p.m., If necessary Playoff composite box TOTALS AFTER THREE GAMES (Besten leads series 2-1) HOUSTON JWorld Cup Soccer: USSR vs. Hungary, ESPNcable 2 p.m. meters in two years, won In 22.30, well ahead of second-place Grace Jackson, 22.39. For Lewis, it was redemption after a wretched 100-meter race Saturday. For as, No.21, March-Cosworth, 198 laps, 168.786, running 12); 9.

Danny SuWvan, Louis vHkt, No 1, March-Cosworth, 197 laps, 167.944, running (2); 10. -Randy Lanier, Davie, No.12, March-Cosworth, 195 laps, 166.277. run Miami 10, Daytona 4 Vero Beach 17, Lakeland 5 Winter Haven at WP Beach (ppd. rain) Fort Lauderdale at Osceola, night TODAY'S GAMES St. Petersburg et Clearwater Tampa at Fort Myers Daytona Beach at Osceola Winter Haven at Lakeland Fort Lauderdale et Miami West Palm Beach at Vero Beach SUNDAY'S BOX SCORB cr FG FT ning (13).

11. Gary Bettenhausen, Monrovia, No.24, March-Cosworth, 193 laps, 164.57 1, running (29); 12. Geoff Brabham, Australia, No 8, Lota-Cos worth, 193 laps, 164.535, running (20); M-A M-A Reb 29-57 19-30 30 Kemper Open 37 AT BETHESDA, MD. Today in baseball JUNE 2 1941 Lou Gehrig of the Maw York Yankees, basebaTs "Iron Horse," who was struck down by Mness two years eerier, dted In New York. He was 37.

14 The Ptwtadetonla PhWes hit five SUNDAY'S RESULTS Final round Avg Pts 25.7 14.7 14.0 140 8.7 7.3 60 5.3 30 2.0 1.3 0.0 72-69-70-66277 ASHFORD LEWIS Ashford, it was reaffirmation of her talent after becoming a mother one year ago. Lewis, who said he ran a "terrible race" in the 10-17 4-5 7-7 44 2-3 2-3 2-2 2-3 2-2 Greg Normen-x, 190,000 Larry Mlze, 54400 Mike RekL 29400 Otakwon Sampson McCray Reld Lloyd Wiggins Leavel Petersen Harris Ehto McDowel Walters Teem 17-41 19-33 17-41 11-28 10-16 7-19 7-21 2-7 1-3 1-2 0-0 12 36 John Cook, 29400 100, finished behind Canadian Ben Johnson, who won the Bobby Wadk Ins, 20400 Curtis Strange, 14400 Chip Beck, 15,583 2-4 0-0 home runs In the eighth Inning against the Cincinnati Reds. Andy Semmick hit two and Del Enms, WWte Jones, and Schoolboy Rowe hit the others that Inning, Semlnlck had homered earNer In the game. 1959 The Baltimore Orioles-Chicago White Sox game et Comiskey Park was de Clearwater St. Petersburg eb bl ab bl PoMngrft 5 2 3 0 Colecf 1110 Kalsercf 4 0 10 Rebouiet2b 4 3 3 1 Chamber tp 0 0 0 0 Theisen2b 2 0 10 Pereiph 1 0 0 0 Mendezrf 5 13 5 Jones rf 4 0 11 Johns lb 5 2 2 1 WlelemsSb 4 0 11 Arzolaif 4 2 3 2 Danttktrlf 3 0 10 Fergoslss 5 0 2 1 Kayec 4 0 0 0 Infante 5 12 1 Lundbledolb4 0 0 0 Puzeye 3 12 1 Sanchez 4 0 2 0 Inzer 3 110 Scanlanp 1 0 0 0 Sliver ph 10 0 0 Jesterp 1 0 0 0 Hilton 0 0 0 0 Fortnbrrycf 1 0 0 0 Nichols ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Her zoo 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 2 2 Teta Is 44 12 20 12 Clearwater 100 001 00ft 2 St.

Petersburg 405 020 lOx 12 13. Ram Boesel, Brazil, No 22, Lola-Cosworth, 192 laps, 163.735, running (22); 14. Dick Simon, San Juan Capistrano, No 23, Lola-Cos-worth, 189 laps, 161.180, running (33); 15. Arle Luyendyk, Holland, No 61, Lola-Cosworth, 188 laps, 168.005, crash 19); 16. Pancho Carter, Brownsburg, No.

15, Lola-Cosworth, 179 laps, 166.621, front bearing 14); 17. Ed Pimm, Dublin, Ohio, No 64, March-Cosworth, 168 laps, 158.232, electrical 10); 18. Josele Garza, Mexico, No 55, March-Cosworth, 167 laps, 142.453, running (17); 19. R-Roberto Moreno, Brazil, No.9, Lola-Cosworth, 158 laps, 144.137, stopped on course (32); 20. R-Jacques VWe-neuve, Canada, No.

81, March-Cosworth, 154 laps, 160.401, engine (15). 21. Chip Ganassl, Pittsburgh, No 59, March-Cosworth, 151 laps, 160.055, engine (25); 22. Al Unser, Albuquerque, N.M., No. 11, Penske-Chevrolet, 149 laps, 162.807, vibration (5); 23.

Danny Ongals, Santa Ana, No.25, March-Bulck, 136 laps, 146.662, Ignition (16); 24. A.J. Foyt, Houston, Texas, No. 14, March- 3 121-268 Totals 56-12 163 82 100J Buddy Gardner, 15,583 Bob Gilder, 15,583 Gil Morgan, 11,500 David Ogrln, 11,500 Roger Maltbie, 1 1,500 Craig Stadter, 11,500 Dormie Hammond, 1 1,500 event in 10.01 seconds. Lewis was timed in 10.18, way behind his own meet record of 10.00.

Lewis, 24, said that those who think he's slowing down are wrong. "I still think I'm the best," Lewis said. Fastest times in the world this year were turned in by Andre Phillips in the 400 hurdles (47.95), steeplechaser Henry Marsh (8:24.87) and Brazilian Jose Luis Barbosa in the 800 layed tor nearly a haft-hour as a swarm ot gnats overcame the field. Groundskeepers tried using bug sprays and torches, but the gnats wouldn't leave. A postgame fireworks display was brought In from center field and a smoke bomb was attached to the framework.

The gnats were dispensed with and the Ori Dan Forsman, 8,250 BMGIasson, 8,250 Joey Slndeler, 8,250 Rick Detoos, 8,250 Three-point goals Leave 2, Reld. BOSTON 4 FG FT Avg M-A M-A Reb A Pts Bird 3 3043 14-15 31 31 25.7 McHale 3 29-45 16-22 24 8 24.7 1 D.Johnson 3 1641 24-28 23 19 19.0 Alnga 3 21-38 2-2 11 18 15.3 Parish 3 18-47 3-5 17 4 13.0 Walton 3 11-16 0-0 22 6 7 3 Slchting 3 5-10 0-0 2 2 5.0 i Carlisle 11-10-0 0 1 2.0 Kite 3 2-2 0-0 6 1 1.3 Thlrdkill 3 1-2 0-0 1 1 0.7 Vincent 2 0-5 0-0 1 0 0.0 Team 21 Totals 3 134-270 59-72 159 91 111.0 oles beet the White 50X j-2. Late Saturday box scores GW-RBI Johns. Sanchez, Cole, Far- Ssl, Puzey. DP St.

Petersburg 1. LOB lerwator 9, St. Petersburg 1 1. 2B Rebou-let, Mendez, Infante. 3B Johns, Arzola.

SB New cheer for K.C. squad: Give me a M-A-N DETROIT Keboutet, Arzola. abrhbl Bobby Oempett, 6,275 Gregg Twiggs, 6,275 Steve Pate, 6,275 Andrew Magee, 6,275 Mike McCueough, 3,925 Bob Eastwood, 3,925 Charles Boeing, 3,925 Lennie Clements, 3,925 Russ Cochran, 3,925 Kenny Knox, 3,925 Lor en Roberts, 3,925 Howard Twltty, 3,925 Brett Upper, 3,925 Wlale Wood, 3,925 The cheerleaders at Kansas City Chiefs games this fall Three-point goals Bird 3, Alrtge 2, Johnson. SEATTLE abrhbl Reynlds 2b 5 1 4 0 Moses cf 3 0 10 ADavis lb 3 0 1 0 Phelps dh 110 0 GThms ph 0 0 0 0 Trtablllf 3 2 2 2 DHedsnrf 4 12 2 Presley 3b 4 2 3 1 Owen ss 3 0 2 2 Yeagerc 4 0 0 0 will have deeper voices half of them will be men. About IP ER BB SO 2Vj 7 7 1 0 3Vi 9 4 4 2 2 2 2 110 2 4 3 2 0 0 5 2 2 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 Clearwater Scanton (L) Jester Chambers St.

Petersburg Klnser (W) Hilton Herzog Houston 91 80 54 76301 94 86 89 64333 Boston Cosworth, 135 laps, 166.158, brakes and pit crash (21); 25. Rich Vogier, Indianapolis, No.6, March-Cosworth, 132 laps, 171.160, crash (27); 26. George Snider, Bakersfleld, No.84, March-Cosworth, 110 laps, 144.320, Ignition (31); 27. Johnny Parsons, Brownsburg, No 95, March-Cosworth, 100 laps, 159.236, CV oint and crash (28); 28. Tony Bettenhausen, Indianapolis, No.

16, March-Cosworth, 77 laps, 138.668, valve (18); 29. Jim Crawford, Scotland, No.31, March-Bulck, 70 laps, 134.990, head gasket (26); 30. Scott Bray ton, Coldwa-ter, No.7), March-Bulck, 69 laps, 149.819, turbocheroer, (23). 31. R-Phil Krueger, Indianapolis, No.42, 1985 March-Cosworth, 67 laps, 117.119, engine, (24); 32.

Mario Andrettl, Nazareth, No.2, Lota-Cosworth, 19 laps, 100.053, engine (30); 33. Tom Sneva, Paradise Valley, No.33, 5 0 10 3 12 0 4 114 4 0 10 4 0 10 3 0 10 10 0 0 3 0 2 0 10 10 2 10 0 10 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 33 4 10 4 Attendance Game 1 at Boston, Collins rf Tremml st Coles 3b LNPrsh dh Lemon cf HerndonH Brgmnph Brokns2b Whltkr ph Harper lb Spnmnph Lowryc DEvnsph Totals Detroit Seattle Game 2 at Boston, 14490; Game 3 at Houston, 16416. George Archer, 2,641 Fred Couples, 2441 Jeff Lewis, 2,641 67- 71-70-69277 68- 70-71-70279 72- 69-71-67279 70- 71-73-66280 73- 67-71-71282 74- 70-68-71283 72- 70-71-70283 73- 71-73-66283 75- 71-66-72284 68- 74-70-72284 71- 70-73-70284 73-66-73-70284 71-68-75-70284 70- 49-72-74 285 71- 74-70-70285 71- 73-71-70285 70-74-71-70285 7444-74-74286 72- 71-70-73286 72- 70-74-70286 70- 73-72-71286 73- 7048-76287 69- 73-72-73287 67- 70-77-73287 72-72-74-69287 72-72-73-70287 74- 72-71-70287 74-72-71-70287 71- 71-73-72287 74-72-71-70287 71- 74-70-72287 74- 72-68-74288 64-77-73-74288 72- 72-74-70288 71- 73-74-70288 75- 70-70-73288 49-74-74-71288 72- 73-69-75289 75- 68-77-69289 71- 74-76-68289 68- 70-79-72289 70- 72-75-72289 73- 73-70-73289 71- 74-72-72289 72- 73-71-73289 72- 72-72-73289 71- 73-72-73289 67- 77-75-71290 74- 71-72-73290 73- 70-71-77291 73-71-77-71292 70-74-76-72292 73-70-77-72292 73- 70-77-72292 76- 70-71-75292 72- 74-75-72293 70- 76-74-73293 71- 71-75-76293 68- 76-72-77293 75- 70-71-77293 74- 71-71-77293 72- 70-75-76293 75- 70-76-73294 69- 75-76-74 294 72- 71-76-76295 71-75-75-74295 75-70-78-75298 73- 70-81-76300 Totals 34 7 15 7 20 men tried out Saturday for the NFL team's first coed cheerleading squad. The former all-female group known as the Chiefettes will be composed of 14 men and 14 women for the 1986 season. "If people will be coming out here to see sexy outfits, they will be disappointed," said Mitch Wheeler, a Chiefs official.

The new squad will wear traditional college-style cheerleader togs. Instead of performing only hip-swiveling dances, the new "Chiefs Cheerleaders and Yell Leaders" will flip, jump and shout. Wheeler said the squad will be named early this week. Mark OMeara, 2,641 BW Israel son, 2441 Vance Heefner, 2441 Chris Perry, 1402 Andy DWard, 1402 John Mahaffey, 1402 000 Ml BO 0)1 40x 7 hbp Dantzler by Klnzer. 2:35.

A -748. College World Series AT OMAHA, NEB. FRIDAY'S RESULTS (Double elimination) Loyola, Cam. 4, Louisiana St. 3 Arizona 8, Maine 7 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Miami, Fla.

6, Oklahoma St. 2 Florida State 5, Indiana Slate 3 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Louisiana St. 8, Maine 4 Maine eliminated March-Cosworth, 0 laps, 0.000, pace lap crash Leonard Thompsn, 1402 Game Winning RBI Owen 1 Presley. DP Detroit 2, Seattle 4. LOB Detroit 6, Seattle 10.

2B Lemon, Brookens, Owen, Reynolds 2. 3B Offender son, Owen, Tartabu. HR Cotes (I). J.C Sneed, 1402 Tim Simpson, 1402 SB Conns (8). Moses.

17. Budweiser 400 AT RIVERSIDE, CALIF. SUNDAY'S RESULTS 1. Darrel Waltrlp, Chevrolet, 95, $49400, 105.083 mph; 2. Tim Richmond, Chevrolet, 95, 3.

Ricky Rudd, Ford, 95, $18450; 4. Rusty Walace, Pontlac, 95, 5. Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 95, 6. Richard Petty, Pontlac, 95, 7. Bobby Anson, Bukk, 95, $9400; 8.

NeH Bonne tt, Chevrolet, 95, ER BB SO IP Ernie Gonzalez, 1402 Charles Coody, 1402 Bob Tway, 1402 Brian dear, 1402 Tom Sleckman, 1,280 Detroit French Open AT PARIS SUNDAY'S RESULTS Men's singles Third round Boris Becker (3) West Germany, d. Eliot iGaryHaeberg, 1,280 Ho hum. Holmes says he wants to fight Cooney Tony sws, 1,230 Terrell L-2 4 2-3 13 7 Scherrer 11-3 2 0 Seattle Langston W4-4 7 1-3 8 4 Huismann 1 2 0 2-3 0 0 Ronnie Black, 1,166 Teitscher, Polos Verdes Estates, 6-3, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4. John Adams, 1,166 Jeff Gryglel, 1,166 Fourth round Johan Krlek (13) Naples, d. Yannlck Noah David Peoples, 1,166 Jim Dent, 1,166 (4) France, default; Andres Gomez (9) Ecua HBP Lowry by Langston.

WP Langston. Umpires Home, Clark; First, Shutock; Second, Morrison; Third, McKeon. 2:47. A 2741. Dave Rummels, 1,100 Dan Henderson, 1,100 Bob Lohr, 1,100 Dennis Trexler, 1,100 Joe Inman, 1,100 dor, d.

Utf Stenkmd, Sweden, 7-5, 74 (7-4), 44, 34, 6-4; GulHermo Vilas (12), Argentina, d. Guy Forget, France, 6-2, 34, 44, 6-1, 84, Ivan Lend (1) Czechoslovakia, d. Damir Keretlc, West Germany, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. $11400; 9. Harry Gent, Chevrolet, 95, $11400; 10.

Glen Steurer, Chevrolet, 94, $6,975. 11. BH Elliott, Ford, 94, $11400; 12. Terry Labonte, Otdsmobile, 93, $9400; 13. Chad Lithe, Ford, 92, 14.

J.D. McDuffle, Pontlac 92, 15. Jim Robinson, Otdsmobile, 91, $5435; 16. Ron Esau, Chevrolet, 91, $5425; 17. Ken Schrader, Ford, 91, 18.

BID Schmltt, Chevrolet, 91, 19. Buddy Arrlngton, Ford, 90, 20. Doug Heveron, Chevrolet, 90, 21. Clay Young, Bulck, 90, $1400. 22.

Jimmy Means, Pontlac, 90, 23. Ted Kennedy, Chevrolet, 89, 24. Terry Petrls, Chevrolet, 88, 25. Mike Waltrlp, BALTIMORE ab bl Men's doubles Third round Stefan Edbero, Sweden, and Anders Jar- Wiggins 2b 3 0 10 10 0 0 Davis Love, 1,100 Mike Nlcolette, 1,100 Bobby Pancratz, 1455 Tommy Valentine, 145 Mike Gove, 1435 Harry Taylor, 1435 Rex Caldwell, 1420 CALIFORNIA ab bl Jones rf 4 0 10 Wllfong 2b 4 0 10 Joyner lb 3 0 10 Downing If 3 0 0 0 RJcksndh 3 110 JK Howl 3b 3 0 0 0 ryd, Sweden, d. Glenn Layendecker, Portola Valley, and Glenn Mlchibata, Canada, 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Gerry Cooney's back, and Larry Holmes is happy for him.

"I'm glad to see Gerry back and at peace with himself," Holmes said after watching Cooney dispose of Eddie Gregg in 86 seconds Saturday at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. "Boxing needs Gerry Cooney," said Holmes, who was supposed to attend the fight, but watched it on television. So, apparently, does Holmes. "The only fight out there for Gerry is me," the 36-year-old Holmes said. A Holmes-Cooney rematch is a possibility, but Cooney, 29, made it clear he wants a title, and that is something Holmes no longer has.

"I'll take a few days off, then go back to the gym to get ready for the title," Cooney said. Dennis Rappaport, Cooney's manager, said he will seek a title shot against current IBF champion Michael Spinks or against WBC champion Trevor Berbick. 6-2, 6-3; Henz Gunthardt, Switzerland, and Paul McNamee, Australia, d. Jorge Lozano, Mexico, and Todd Witsken, Carmel, 74 2 0 0 0 Shelby ph Lacyrf Lynncf Murray lb Ripken ss Sheets dh MkYongrf Rayfrd 3b Dempsy Mark Pfell, W10 x-won on the sixth hole nf nvMauiun. playoff 3 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 3 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 Boone 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 2 0 2 2 10 0 0 10 10 27 0 2 0 Totals 28 2 7 2 LPGA Championship AT MASON, OHIO SUNDAY'S FINAL ROUND Dwyer ph Totals Baltimore 000 000 000 020 oooo 00X 2 Pat Bradley, $45,000 California Oklahoma St.

4, Indiana State 0 Indiana State eliminated. TODAY'S GAME Game 7 Loyola, Cast 50-13, vs. Arizona, 46-18, 8:10 pm TUESDAY, JUNE 3 Game 8 Miami, 48-15 vs. Florida State, 58-11, 8:10 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 Game 9 Oklahoma St.

vs. Game 7 loser, 5: 10 p.m. Game 10 Game 8 loser vs. Louisiana 8:10 p.m. THURSDAY, JUNE 5 Game 11 Game 7 winner vs.

Game 8 winner, 8:10 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 4 Game 12 Game 1 1 loser vs. Game 9 winner, 5: 10 p.m. Game 13 Game 11 winner vs. Game 9 or Game 10 winner, 8:10 p.m.

SATURDAY, JUNE 7 Game 14 Game 13 winner vs. Game 12 winner, 8:10 p.m. SUNDAY, JUNE 8 Game 15 Game 11 winner vs. Game 14 winner, If necessary, 8:10 p.m. NOTE: If three teams remain after Game 13, the winner of Game 11 receives a bye In Game 14.

NCAA Division III World Series AT MARIETTA, OHIO (Double Elimination) SATURDAY'S RESULTS Ithaca 18, Marietta 12 Marietta, 18, Methodist 14, Methodist eliminated Ithaca 13, Monclair St. 7, 7 Innings, susp darkness SUNDAY'S RESULTS Ithaca 14, Montclair St. 12 Marietta 9, Montclair St. 4, Montclair St. eliminated Marietta 7, Ithaca 2 TODAY'S GAME Championship Ithaca, 33-15, vs.

Marietta, 47-13-2 American Legion SUNDAY'S RESULTS Game Winning RBI Pettis 1 DP Baltimore 1, California 2. LOB Baltimore 3, California 6. 2B Schofleld, (7-3), 74 (7-3); Sergio Casal, Spain, and Emlllo Sanchez, Spain, d. Tarek Benhablles, France, and Jen-Philippe Fleurian, France, 6-3, 34, 6-1; Ken Flach and Robert Seguso, Prairie Oaks, d. Michael Robertson, South Africa, and Tomm Warneke, Lakeland, 6-4, 6-2; Jaro Navratll, Czechoslovakia, and Mlchlel Schapers, The Netherlands, d.

Nelson Aerts, Brazil, and Lulz Mattar, Brazil, 6-4, 44, 6-3. Women's singles Fourth round Martina Navratllova (1) Fort Worth, Texas, d. Laura Garrone, Italy, 6-1, 6-2; Mary Joe Fernandez, Miami, d. Claudia Kohde-Kllsch (4), West Germany, 74, (7-4), 7-5; Kathy Rlnaldl (7) Martin Downs, d. Caterlna Ll-ndqvlst (12), Sweden, 6-4, retired; Helena Sukova (6), Czechoslovakia, d.

Katerlna Ma-leeva, Bulgaria, 34, 6-4, 6-1. Women's doubles Second round Mercedes Paz, Argentina, and Virginia Wade, Britain, d. EKse Burgin, Baltimore, and Rosalyn Fairbank, South Africa. 6-3. 6-1: Patty Sheehan, 27,750 Juli Inkster, 18400 Ayako Okamoto, 18,000 Spencer-Devlin, 12,750 Cindy Mackey, 10,500 Myra Blackwelder, 8450 Penny Pulz, 7400 Connie Chllleml, 6 ,354 Lorl Garbacz, 6,353 Sharon Barrett, 6453 M.FIgueras-Dottl, 4,960 Patti Rlzzo, 4,960 Ok-HeeKu, 4,960 Bogus Bear: The search is on for Gentry imposter Dwyer.

IP ER BB SO Baltimore 7 1-3 7 2 2 3 5 TMartnez 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 California McCasklW4-3 2 0 0 3 5 Umpires Home, Rellly; First, Coble; Second, McClelland; Third, Denklnger. 2:15. A 35,729. BOSTON MINNESOTA ab bl ab bl Pontlac, 85, $1400; 26. John Krebs, Otdsmobile, 77, 27.

Morgan Shepherd, Pontlac, 75, 28. Hershel McGrlff, Pontlac, 72, 29. WiHy T. Rlbbs, Chevrolet, 64, $1475; 30. Ruben Garcia, Chevrolet, 61, 31.

Derrlke Cope, Ford, 58, 32. Bobby Hlllln Buick, 58, $2,975. 33. D.K. Ulrlch, Chevrolet, 53, 34.

Trevor Boys, Pontlac, 41, $925; 35. BIN Osborne, Buick, 38, $850; 36. Ray Kelly, Chevrolet, 36, $850; 37. Rick McCray, Bulck, 33, $850; 38. Dave Marcls, Pontlac, 32, $2450; 39.

Geoff Bodlne, Chevrolet, 28, 40. Richard Lach, Chevrolet, 20, $825; 4 1 yle Petty, Ford, 13, $7425; 42. Joe Ruttman, Bulck, 5, $3425, Le Mans 24 Hour AT LE MANS, FRANCE SUNOAY'S RESULTS I. Derek Bell, Britain-Hans Stuck, West Germany, AL Holbert, U.S., Porsche 962C, 367 laps, 3089.99 miles (4972.73 kms), avgerage: 128.75 mph (207.197 kph); 2. Oscar Larrauri, Argentine-Jesus Parela, Spain-Joel Gouhler, France, Porsche 962C, 359 laps; 3.

George FoHmer, Kemper Miner, John Morton, U.S., Porsche 956, 354 laps; 4. Emlllo de VIHota, Firman Velez, Spain-George Fouche, South Africa, 348 laps; 5. Jurgen Lassig, West Ger-many-FulvioBoBablo, Italy-Dudley Wood, Britain, Porsche 956, 344 laps; 6. Siegfried Brum, Ernst Schuster, Rudl Sober, West Germany, Porsche 956, 343 laps; 7. Rene Metge, Claude Ballot-Lena-France, Porsche 961, 320 laps; 8.

Ian Harrower, Evan Clements, Tom Dodd Noble, Britain, Gebhardt-Cosworth, 317 laps. (Winner Group C2); 9. Meuro Baktt, Italy-Price Cobb, Rob Dyson, U.S., Porsche 956, 317 laps; 10. Philippe A Wot, Michel TroHe, Franc e-Paco Romero, Spain, Porsche 956, 311 laps. I I.

Jens Winther, Lars-Viggo Jenson Denmark-David Mercer, Britain, URD-BMW, 309 iaps; 12. Roger Dorchy, Pascal Pesslot, France-Claude Haldl, Switzerland, WM-Peu-geot, 300 laps; 13. Jean-Philippe Grand, Jacques Goudchaux, Marc Menant, France, 298 laps; 14. Richard Cleare, Britain-Lionel Robert, France-Jack Newsum, U.S., March-Porsche, 298 laps; 15. Ee Elgh, Sweden-Beppe gabbianl, Italy-Toshlo Suzuki, Japan, Dome-Toyota 86C, 295 laps; 16.

Lester Delano, Andres Petery, John Hotchklss, U.S., Ecosse-Cosworth, 292 laps; 17. James Weaver, Brit-aln-Masahiro Haseml, Takao Wada, Japan, A man claiming to be a running back for the Chicago Bears appeared on a local television talk show in Youngstown, Ohio, got his picture taken with the town's mayor, signed dozens of autographs and managed to borrow hundreds of dollars before the scam was discovered. Police have been unable to locate the man, who posed as running back Dennis Gentry Laurl Peterson, 3,704 Penny Hammel, 3,704 Beth Daniel, 3,704 Laura Baugh, 3,704 Amy Alcott, 3,704 Rosie Jones, 3,704 Anne-Marie Paid, 3,703 Mlndy Moore, 3,703 Deb Richard, 2433 DaleEggeHng, 2433 Lauren Howe, 2433 Becky Pearson, 2433 Shirley Furlong, 233 Sandra Palmer, 2,383 Barrert 2b 5 0 0 0 Puckettcf 5 13 1 Boggs 3b 5 2 5 1 Hatcher If 2 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 5 112 Bush If 3 0 0 0 Stapltn lb 0 0 0 0 Hrbek lb 3 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 2 1 Brnnskyrf 4 0 10 Baylor dh 4 12 1 Gaettl 3b 3 0 0 0 Gedmanc 5 12 0 Laudnerc 3 0 0 0 DwEvnsrf 5 0 0 0 Reedph 10 0 0 Lyons cf 4 12 1 Lmbrdz 2b 2 0 0 0 Qulnonsss 3 10 0 SmaHeyss 1110 GENTRY 67- 72-7048277 72-70-49-67278 70-72-68-69279 64- 7049-74279 7247-7448281 70- 7048-74282 71- 71-71-70283 71- 71-70-72284 68- 74-7548285 65- 74-74-72285 72- 7049-74285 72- 73-7348286 74- 71-71-70286 68- 71-73-74286 71- 74-7349287 75- 72-70-70287 73- 73-70-71287 70-73-73-71287 73-71-71-72287 72- 72-71-72287 72-71-70-74287 7346-70-78287 72- 7549-72288 7249-75-72288 70-73-72-73288 7349-73-73288 7446-73-75288 73- 72-73-71289 74- 70-74-71289 69- 71-77-71289 69- 72-74-74289 72- 7049-78289 70- 74-7848290 77-71-71-71290 71- 73-74-72290 70- 73-74-73290 73- 72-70-75290 73- 74-74-70291 74- 73-72-72291 73- 75-72-72292 71- 73-76-72292 71- 73-76-72292 76- 70-73-73292 74- 72-73-73292 69- 74-72-77292 76-72-75-70293 74-74-74-71293 74- 73-74-72293 73-75-72-73 293 70- 75-74-74293 73- 74-74-73294 75- 73-70-76294 72- 74-76-73295 73- 72-74-76295 74- 74-76-72296 74- 74-74-74296 73-71-78-74296 Robin Walton, 2483 Hods Stacy, 2483 Wasntn dh 2 0 0 0 Davlddh 2 0 10 Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 40 7 14 Totals 34 2 1 Totals Post 275 Post 273 020 020 000 4 7 3 100 002 27x 12 14 0 Kathy Baker, 1,990 Chris Johnson, 1,990 Dawn Coe, 1,990 Boston 040 000 100 000 0007 0112 Minnesota Gabriels Sabatinl, Argentina, and Steffi Graf, West Germany, d. Helena Fukarkova, Czechoslovakia, and Jana Novotna, Czechoslovakia, 6-0, 6-0; Hana Mandlikova, Czechoslovakia, and Wendy Turnout, Australia, d. Iva Budarova, Bulgaria, and Marcela Skuher-ska, Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-3.

Mixed Daubies First round Sandra Cecchlni, Italy, and Simone Colombo, Italy, and Nathalie Guerree, France, and Olivier Delaltre, France, 6-3, 6-3; Anne White, St. Petersburg, and Marty Davis, San Jose, d. Julie Richardson, New Zealand, and Shahar Perkiss, Israel, 44, 6-4, 7-5; Catherine Suire, France, and Thierry Pham, France, d. Louise Field, Australia, and Lurle Warner, Australia, 6-2, 6-3; Laura Gildemesiter, Peru, and Pablo Arraya, Peru, d. Jenny Byrne, Australia, and Kim Warwick, Australia, default.

TODAY'S FEATURE MATCHES Center Court Chris Evert Lloyd (2), Fort Lauderdale, vs. Carllng Bassett (13), Canada; Henri Leconte (8), France, vs. Horacio De La Pena, Argentina; Steffi Graf (3), West Germany, vs. Hana Mandlikova (5), Czechoslovakia; Emlllo Sanchez (14), Spain, vs. Boris Becker (3), West Germany Court 1 Andrei Chesnokov, Soviet Union, vs.

Francisco Maclel, Mexico; Martin Jalte (11), Argentina, vs. Mlkael Pernfors, Sweden. Jan Stephenson, 1,990 White (2-1 Dunbar. 2B Post 275: Scarbrough, Post 273: Dwyer, Brlnkman, DMmore. 3B 275: Rels.

Records Post 273: 6-4, Post 275: 1-4. Game Winning RBI None. Hatcher, Hurst, Qulnones. LOB Boston 11, Minnesota 9. 2B Gedman 2, Buckner, Lyons 2, Boggs.

3B Brunansky. SF Lyons, Baylor. Sally Quinlan, 1,990 Val Skinner, 1,728 Atsuko Hlkage, 1,727 Beverly Klass, 1,453 JoAnne Corner, 1,453 Jody Rosenthal, 1,453 Judy Dickinson, 1,452 for several weeks during April and May. Police say they want to talk with the impostor, but no criminal complaint has been filed. The impostor surfaced in Youngstown on April 13 when he telephoned Nathan Clark, president of a local civic coalition, PRAY, and offered his help.

The man identified himself as Gentry and said he had learned about the group from Garcia Lane, a Youngstown native who plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. Lane, who had never met the real Gentry, later became suspicious and contacted a friend, Shaun Gayle, a Bears' cornerback. Gayle gave Lane a description of the reaj Gentry that didn't match that of the impostor. Ken Valdiserri, director of media relations for the Bears, said the real Gentry has been made aware of the situation. IS Cathy Reynolds, 1,452 Patty Hayes, 1452 Cathy Kratzert, 1,120 IP ER BB SO Boston Hurst W.5-3 5 2 0 0 1 5 SStewart 3 1-3 4 2 1 3 3 Stanley 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 5 11 7 3 2 2 RLJacksn 3 2 0 0 1 0 RDavIs 1 1 0 0 0 1 Janet Anderson, 1,120 Caroline Gowan, 1,120 Mltzl Edge, 1,120 Martha Nause, 1,120 Bonnie Lauer, 933 Smlthson pitched to 1 batter In the 6th.

WP Smlthson, Hurst. Umpires Home, Brlnkman; First, Kai ser; Second, Cooney; Third, Palermo. 2:59. A 20,217. Triathlon ON MADIERA BEACH SUNDAY'S RESULTS Men Overall winner David Denny 15-19 Nick Radkewlch 20-24 Rex Rose 25-29 Rick Andrew 30-34 Cameron Lloyd-Waydle 35-39 David Bout 40-44 Dick Thleler 45-49 Larry Byrd 50-54 Don Jans 55-59 Dave Allison 60-ever Jim Ward 1:43:47.

Women 15-19 Chris Durstein 20-24 Julie Boos 25-29 Leurl PhHo 30-34 Kandl Hlnken 35-39 Patti Kadis 40-44 Carol Jean Moorehead 1:30:07, 45-49 Christine Runkle 55-59 Barbara Klpp 2:02:00. Also worth mentioning Kathryn Young, 932 S.Bertolacclnl,843 Nancy Ledbetter, 842 Deedee Lasker, 665 Denise Streblg, 665 Barb Thomas, 665 Dlanne Dalley, 665 Therese Hesslon, 665 Jane Geddes, 494 Vtekl Tabor, 494 Deborah McHaf fie, 494 Tammy Fredrick son, 493 Jane Blalock, 438 Jane Cr after, 437 Krlstl Arrlngton, 384 Debbie Massey, 384 Marlene Floyd, 384 Sue Fogieman, 354 Melissa 72- 72-77-75296 71-75-74-76296 74-73-71-78296 7649-80-72297 71-76-76-74297 73- 71-78-75297 74- 73-72-78297 73-73-81-71298 73- 74-77-74298 7648-80-75299 71- 76-78-75300 7849-77-76300 74- 73-73-80300 73-75-76-78302 72- 76-76-79303 69-77-80-79305 Suncoast Tarpon Roundup March-Nissan, 284 laps; 18. Noel del Bello, Bruno Softy, Lucfen Rosslaud, France, Ron-deeu-Cosworth, 277 laps; 19. Yves Courage, Pierre-Henri Raphanel, France-Alain de Cade-net, Britain, Cougar-Porsche, 266 laps. Bendix Trans-Am AT SONOMA, CALIF.

SUNDAY'S RESULTS 1. WaHy Dallenbach Camaro, 40 laps, 811.000; 2. Chris Knelfel, Capri, 40 laps, 3. Pete Halsmer, Merkur XR4TI, 40 laps, $5400; 4. Les Lindley, Camaro, 40 laps, 5.

Jim Miner, Camaro, 40 laps, $3400; 6. EHIott Forbes-Robinson, Somerset, 40 laps, $2400; 7. Mike Miner, Capri, 40 laps, 8. Paul Newman, Nissan 3O0ZX Turbo, 40 laps, 9. John Schneider, Somerset, 40 laps, 10.

Jim Oerhaag, Trans-Am, 40 laps, $2,100. Sunshine Speedway SATURDAY'S RESULTS Late models 1. Bryan Wescott, Largo; 2. Dave Pletcher, Clearwater; 3. Butch Smith, St.

Petersburg. Sprint cars 1. Dave Scarboruogh, BrooksvMe; 2. BW Roynon, Tampa; I Dan Butler, Tampa. Outlaws 1.

Jlmmle Cope, Pinellas Park; 2. Steve Moore, St. Petersburg; 3. Randy Warren, St. Petersburg, Mini stocks 1.

Tom Chambers, Pinellas Park; 2. Sam CoghH, St. Petersburg; 3. Rick Lltka. Figure 8 1.

Ray Woosley, Ptnelas Park; 2. Denny Meyer, Seminole; 3. BIN Rlnghel-sen, Pinellas Park. Street stocks 1. Mike Larson, Largo; 2.

Steve Larson, Largo; 3. James Glover, Pinel MONTREAL HOUSTON ab bl ab bl Newmnss 4 0 0 0 Doran2b 4 0 10 Webster If 3 0 0 0 Puhl rf 4 0 10 Dawson rf 4 110 DIPInop 0 0 0 0 Wallach3b 4 12 0 DSmlthp 000 Krnchclb 3 0 11 Cruzlf 4 110 Galarrg lb 1 0 0 0 Walker cf 0 0 0 0 Law 2b 4 0 0 0 Walling 3b 4 1 1 1 Wlnghmcf 4 12 0 GDavIs lb 4 1 3 2 Bllrdetoc 2 0 11 Basscf 4 0 10 Raines ph 0 0 0 0 Ashbyc 3 0 0 0 Burke 0 0 0 0 Hatcher cf 0 0 0 0 Whlfrd ph 10 10 Thon ss 2 0 0 0 Tlbbsp 1 0 0 0 CRemdsss 1110 Fltzgerldc 1 0 0 0 Ryanp 0 0 0 0 Solano 2 0 0 0 Andersnp 0 0 0 0 Bailey 10 11 Totals 32 3 8 2 Totals 33 4 10 4 Overall leader 1. Randy Poppert 165 lis Jackpot Division First half 1. Randy Poppert 165 bs 165 159 1 Bob Materasso averaged 240 through six games to take the opening-round lead Sunday afternoon in the $100,000 Showboat Seniors Invitational bowling tournament in Las Vegas. Steve Scott and Patti Sue Plummer each set world records Sunday in a 5,000 meter road race in Carlsbad, Calif.

Scott, the American mile-record holder won in a time of 13:31.9. Plummer posted a time of 15:30.2. Compiled from wire reports by Pete Couture. IN THE BLEACHERS Deborah Champions of Golf AT CASTLE ROCK, COLO. SUNOAY'S RESULTS Montreal 000 111 000 002 0003 llx 4 Final round Houston 2.

David Burrows 3. Terry McGW Weekly leaders Fourth week 1. Terry McGII 2. Alyce woooal Leda Dixon Women's Division I. MayraGatvez Junior Division 1.

Jkn Guerra Releese Division leader 1. Thomas Huffman, 5 Husband-Wife Dlvison Leaders Hank-Uda Dixon x-Gary Player, 537,500 159 fes 154 133 bs 138 bs 162 lis 7047-71208 66-71-71208 Game Winning RBI GDavIs (5). Newman, Solano. DP Houston 1. LOB Montreal 7, Houston 5.

2B Wal-lach 2, Krenchlckl, Winnlngham, Waiting, Bailey. HR GDavIs (8). Tlbbs, Fitz gerald, Newman. 282 bs las Park. Fan participation 1.

Donnle Hlnes, St. Petersburg; 2. Kenny Musgrave, Clearwater. Weekend transactions BASEBALL Texas Rangers Outrlghted Bobby Jones, outfielder, to Oklahoma City of the American Association. Cased up Ruben Sierra, outfielder, from Oklahoma City.

Atlanta Braves Placed Bruce Sutter, relief pitcher, on the 21-day disabled Nst retroactive to May 28. Called up Ed Olwlne, pitcher, from Richmond of the International League. Pittsburgh Pirates Named Thomas W. Baker special assistant to the general manager. COLLEGE Marymount Named Lynn Plett athletic director, men's basketbal coach and vodey-bel coach.

ER BB SO Montreal Tlbbs 4 2 2 0 5 Burke L.2-1 2 4 2 2 0 1 Houston Ryan 1 0 0 0 0 2 Solano 5 6 3 2 0 3 Andersen 1 0 0 0 2 0 DIPInoW.M 1 1 0 0 0 1 Smiths, 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 DIPIno pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Fairgrounds Speedway LATE SATURDAY RESULTS Super late models I. Jamie Burrows, 2 Bobby Dixon, 3. Rick Reagan Modified chemp eers 1. Larry Tyler, 2.

Kurt Taylor, 3. Bobby, Whitbeck Umpires Home, PuM; First, West; Sec ond, B.WIillams; Third, Rlppley. De Vlcenzo, $22,500 Bruce Crampton, (17,188 Charles Owens, SI 2,500 Bob Charles, $9475 Lee Elder, 18,750 Ken Still, 18,125 MWer Berber, $7,500 Oil Chi Mike Fetcrdck, $6413 Peter Thomson, $5,266 Al Balding, $5,266 Walt Zembrlskl, $5,266 Ben Smith, $5,266 Gay Brewer, $4,500 Joe Jimenez, $4, 1 25 Bob Erlck son, $4,125 Paul Harney, $3,406 George Laming, $3406 Bob Goalby, $3406 Gene Littler, $3406 Bob Brue, $2475 Art Sltvestrone, $2475 BID Collins, $2475 Buck Adams, $2438 Jim Ferree, $2438 Jim Barber, $2438 John Brodie, $2438 Jim Cochran, $2463 Bobby Nicholsl $2463 Doug Ford, $1444 Bob Stone, $1444 Gardner Al 1,7 19 Jim Hatfield, $1,594 Charlie Siff or $1,594 Ralph Haddad, $1438 Howie Johnson, $1438 Bll Johnston, $1438 1,281 Lionel Hebert, $1,281 2:30. A 25,381. FSL Western Division Pet GB His-Her Division leaders 1.

Terry McGW Alyce WoodaS Parent-Child Division Leaders 1. Hank-Rhett Dixon 267 Graded Tackle Divisions 30-pound test line 1. Mark Edwards 121 Olga Bergmann Award Alyce Woodat (54 Tides Today's sunrise Is at 6:34 a.m. Sunset at 8 22 p.m. Moonrlse is at 3:22 a.m.

Moonset is at 1, Pm J0 st Municipal Pier high tide Is at 11:43 a.m. Low tides are at 5:12 a.m. and 6:39 p.m. Tuesday's high tides are at 12:42 a.m. and 12:05 pm Low tides are at 5:38 am and 7:22 pm Solunar Tables best times to Ash.

These begin et the times shown and last ZfLtT' haH or two hours thereafter. The Minor Periods, usuatv mvi k. aj. a 19M Tribune MM Semcet, Inc iPZ 11-11 Ail Rnnts fljMfd 111, St. Pete (Cardinals) 37 15 .712 Tampa (Reds) 30 20 .600 6 70- 70-71211 754749211 7248-72212 7349-71213 74-7248214 73- 71-71215 74- 71-71216 69-27-81217 69-74-75218 73-73-73219 73- 74-72219 72- 77-70219 75- 73-71219 71- 73-76 220 75-70-76221 69-8448221 74- 72-76222 74- 72-76222 75- 73-74222 73- 72-77222 73- 72-78223 77-73-73223 71-78-74223 71- 75-78224 80-73-71224 72- 74-78224 71- 80-73224 75-74-76225 72- 78-75225 80-75-71226 75- 74-77226 77- 72-78227 76- 74-77227 82-72-74228 75-72-81228 75-76-78229 79- 76-74229 78- 77-74229 84-73-73230 77- 79-74230 74- 79-79232 77-78-77232 79- 79-76234 80- 80-74234 88-77-71236 80- 79-77236 77- 80-79236 78- 82-79239 81- 79-81241 Clearwater (Phillies) 22 30 .423 15 Fort Myers (Royals) 18 33 453 181 central Division Pet GB Showboat Seniors Invitational ATLAS VEGAS SUNDAY'S RESULTS Totals for ane reund 4 games 1.

Bob Materasso, Bronx, 1441; 2. Les Winter Haven (Red Sox) 29 21.580 xOsceola (Astros) 26 24 .520 3 Lakeland (Tigers) 26 27 .491 4V4 Daytona Beach (Rangers) 14 36.280 15 southern Division Pet GB what shorter duration. Zlkes, Palatine, 1478; 3 Ernie Hlser, Sacra A.M. P.M. MAJOR MINOR MAJOR MINOR mento, 1406; 4.

BW Bunette, Fresno, Cam 1400; 5. Bob Perry, Phoenix, 4. Teata Semiz, Cedar Grove, N.J., 1,293. xForf Ladrdl (Yankees) 30 20 .600 W.Peirn Beach (Expos) 27 24 .529 3Vi Miami (Hd.) 25 29 .463 7 Vero Beach (Dodgers) 23 28.451 7V4 2:30 7. Darrel Curtis, Seattle, 8.

World Cup FIRST ROUND SATURDAY'S RESULTS Italy 1, Bulgaria 1 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Brazl 1, Spain 0 France 1, Canada 0 TODAY'S GAMES Argentina vs. South Korea at Puebla, 2 p.m. Soviet Union vs. Hungary at Leon, 2 p.m. Poland vs.

Morocco at Monterrey, 6 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 3 Mexico vs. Belgium et Mexico City, 2 p.m. Algeria vs. Northern Ireland at Guedaiaiara, 2 p.m.

Portugal vs. England at Monterrey, p.m. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 Paraguay vs. Iraq at Mexico City, 2 pm. W.

Germany vs. Uruguay at Queretaro, 2 pm. Scotland vs. Denmark at Queretaro, 8 pm Jack Horner, Betoro, Ohio, 9. Bob Kwo- 8 50 9:30 Gordon Jones, $1,156 Today, June 2 830 2:40 Tuesday, June 2 "10 3:20 Wednesday, June 4 :45 155 Late game not Included SATURDAY'S RESULTS 343 Tommy Atchison, $1,1 56 ktk, Dayton, Ohio, 10.

Glenn Pierce, JacksonvWe, II, Ed Bourses. San Jose, 12. Jerry Smith, WIW-armvae. N.Y., 1,252. 3:45 1050 Fort Myers 3, Tampa 2 Miami 8, Daytona 1 St.

Petersburg 2, Clearwater 0 Lakeland 5-4, Vero Beach 3-3 Fort Lauderdale 4, Osceola 2 Winter Haven 9, West Palm Beach 0 Tommy Jacobs, $1431 Gordon WaMespuN, S875 Dow Flnsterwatd, $875 Fred Hewk Ins, $875 Jim King, $750 13. Marty 5chweert, Omek, wash, Marine weather Caoe Saba) to Tanvm 14. Royce Ankeny, Albuquerque, N.M., 15. Mickey Spiezio, Crest Hit, 14. then Carl says, 'Hey, watch what happens when I squeeze this packet of and, well, it just sort of escalated from Southeast wind irl.

il.T, SUNDAY'S RESULTS Pete Brown, $688 St. Petersburg 12, Clearwater 2 Dk Weber, St. Louis, 17. (fie) Red Eldns, Fetton, Caf and AL Puke, Bronx, N.Y., 1436. ght chop.

Scattered x-won In playoff Fort Myers 3, Tampa 0.