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IS STATE World Cup 6-C THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Friday, May 30, 1986 Jones, NBC ready for World Cup Today TENNIS. French Open. ESPN Cable, 9 a.m. BASEBALL. Pittsburgh Pirates at Atlanta Braves.

Announcers: Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson, Pete Van Wieren. WTBS Cable, 7:35 p.m. LPGA GOLF, LPGA Championship. ESPN Cable, 2:30 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced.

ESPN Cable, 8 p.m. p.m. President defends noon starts WORLD CUP SOCCER. Russia vs. Hungary.

SIN Network, 11 p.m. (tape delay). Tuesday TENNIS. French Open. ESPN Cable, 9 a.m.

Joey Johnston WORLD CUP SOCCER. Mexico vs. Belgium. ESPN Cable, SIN Network, 2 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER.

Portugal vs. England. SIN Network, 5:45 p.m. Radio TV ffiP BASEBALL. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Reds.

Announcers: Harry Caray, Steve Stone. WGN Cable, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL. Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs. WTBS Cable, WON Cable, 4 p.m.

PGA GOLF. Kemper Open. USA Cable, 4 p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Louisiana State Tigers vs.

Loyola-Marymount Lions. Announcers: Sam Rosen, Rick Wolff, Irv Brown. ESPN Cable, 5 p.m. BASEBALL. St.

Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds. Channel 44, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL. San Francisco Giants at New York Mets. Announcers: Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie.

WOR Cable, 7:30 p.m. BOXING. Top Rank Boxing. Announcer: Al Bernstein. ESPN Cable, 9 p.m.

COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Maine Black Bears vs. Arizona Wildcats. Announcers: Sam Rosen, Rick Wolff, Irv Brown. ESPN Cable, 12:30 a.m.

(tape delay). Saturday TENNIS. French Open. ESPN Cable, 9 a.m. AUTO RACING.

Indianapolis 500. Announcers: Jim Lampley, Sam Posey, Jim McKay. Channel 10, 11 a.m. BASEBALL. St.

Louis Cardinals at Cincinnati Reds. Announcers: Vin Scully, Joe Garagiola. Channel 8, 1 p.m. BASEBALL. San Diego Padres at New York Mets.

Announcers: Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie. WOR Cable, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL. Pittsburgh Pirates at Atlanta Braves. Announcers: Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson, Pete Van Wieren.

WTBS Cable, 7:35 p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced. ESPN Cable, 8 p.m. NBA FINALS.

Boston Celtics at Houston Rockets in Game 4. Announcers: Dick Stockton, Tom Heinsohn, Brent Musburger. Channel 13, 9 p.m. BASEBALL. New York Yankees at California Angels.

Announcers: Phil Rizzuto, Bill White, Jim Kaat. Channel 28, 10:30 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER. Opening ceremonies. SIN Network, 1 p.m.

WORLD CUP SOCCER. Italy vs. Bulgaria. SIN Network, 2 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER.

Algeria vs. Northern Ireland. SIN Network, 11 p.m. (tape delay). LPGA GOLF.

LPGA Championship. ESPN Cable, 2:30 p.m. Wednesday TENNIS. French Open. ESPN Cable, 9 a.m.

WORLD CUP SOCCER. West Germany vs. Uruguay. ESPN Cable, SIN Network, 2 p.m. No television sports announcer has a longer resume than NBC's Charlie Jones.

He has broadcast more professional football (26 seasons) than any other TV announcer. He was there for Super Bowl I interviewed Vince Lombard! and was absolutely, absolutely intimidated by the and Super Bowl III Namath, the Jets' great upset, who could forget Jones was in Cincinnati to telecast the early "Big Red Machine" baseball years. He has bundled up for downhill skiing coverage in Europe. He reported the United States glory of Carl Lewis, Mary Decker and others at the 1983 World Championships of Track and Field from Helsinki, Finland. And that doesn't even mention his work in college basketball, horse racing, gymnastics, swimming and diving, among others.

On Saturday, Jones takes on a new experience, one which he calls "the greatest event I've ever broadcast." Despite the absence of United States participation, NBC is undertaking the most ambitious World Cup soccer coverage ever by an American network. Saturday's 4 p.m. game matches defending champion Italy against Bulgaria at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. NBC is carrying the game on tape delay after its Baseball Game of the Week. There will be six other weekend games broadcast by NBC, culminating with the June 29 championship game.

Additionally, ESPN will cover 15 games, including the semifinals. The Spanish International Network, available on some cable systems in the Bay area (Channel 50 on aerial TV), is carrying all the World Cup games in Spanish. The SIN games will be free of commercial interruption. Most Americans consider the Super Bowl or World Series as the biggest of big-time sports events. But the World Cup elicits passionate attention from every corner of the globe.

Brazil is so desperate for information, there are seven different Brazilian TV networks in Mexico to cover the event. Although he has the World Cup's magnitude in perspective, Jones is not a soccer expert. He will draw on the analysis of Paul Gardner and MEXICO CITY (UPI) The president of the World Cup Organizing Committee says starting soccer games in Mexico's mid-day heat allows more people to watch the tournament on television. The month-long soccer classic begins Saturday and two-thirds of the 52 games are scheduled to begin locally at noon when temperatures at several sites soar past 90 degress. The remainder start at 4 p.m.

There have been widespread complaints from players and coaches who contend the heat will play a disproportionate role in determining the next World Cup champion. Guillermo Canedo, president of the World Cup Organizing Committee, said the reason for the timetable was "for the tradition we have in Mexico of playing between noon and 4 p.m and also to allow people all over the world to be able to see the games on television." Canedo's remarks came during a news conference Wednesday to outline Thursday's FIFA Congress, a gathering of world soccer's governing body. Asked about the possible profits that could be made from that time schedule, Canedo replied: "Since we organized the 1970 World Cup, we said that we would never talk about figures. This is organized by private enterprise and that which we win or lose will always be kept secret." Among the players angered by the noon starts is Argentina's Diego Maradona, regarded by many as the world's greatest player. He said the players are "indispensable" and should have been taken into account.

Said Canedo: "As for the temperatures, the players should not be complaining as the 1970 the games were played at the same time and we had excellent matches despite the heat. When there are true athletes, there is no pretext to justify any reduced output, be it for the heat or for the altitude." Rick Davis. But he will not be unprepared. "I got every book I could find on soccer and read them all," said Jones, who, as a 1953 graduate of the University of Arkansas Law School, is used to doing some homework. "Next, I got the soccer tapes and sat down and looked at 36 hours of videotapes, looking again for pacing, timing, terminology and rules enforcement.

Then I created a whole glossary of soccer terms that forms a background. Finally, I studied the individuals, the stars and the players." Jones will arrive in Mexico City with his newly acquired soccer knowledge and trademark enthusiasm. The lives of Gardner and Davis are based around soccer, so they know what they are doing. From a production standpoint, NBC is not on its usual solid footing. The recent earthquake In Mexico created havoc with the country's television system.

NBC will not have unilateral cameras for the games; rather, it will be sharing the cameras with other networks. But NBC will have hand-held cameras roaming the stadium, which it hopes will help convey the World Cup's flavor. It also will have a studio operation in New York, headed by Don Criqui and soccer analyst Seamus Malin, which will provide highlights of other games. Beginning with Sunday's live telecast of the World Cup soccer match between Spain and Brazil from Mexico, NBC and Anheuser-Busch have come up with a novel idea of addressing the problem of putting on a commercial without missing any live action. Under the plan, which has been in the works for three years, NBC will use a variation of a split screen for four spots during the game.

In two of the spots, the screen will show an advertisement over two-thirds of the screen with the other third showing a continuation of the soccer action. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL. USC vs. Pepperdine for NCAA Men's Volleyball Championship. Announcers: John Tesh, Chris Marlowe.

Channel 13, 2:30 p.m. (taped). CYCLING. Paris-Roubaix Bicycle Race. Announcers: John Tesh, Eric Heiden, Phil Liggett.

Channel 13, 3:30 p.m. (taped). BASEBALL. Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs. WTBS Cable, WGN Cable, 4 p.m.

WORLD CUP SOCCER. Italy vs. Bulgaria. Announcers: Charlie Jones, Paul Gardner, Rick Davis. Channel 8, 4 p.m.

(tape delay). BOXING. Gerry Cooney (27-1 23 KOs) vs. Eddie Gregg (24-1-1, 18 KOs). Announcers: Al Trautwig, Alex Wallau.

Also on Wide World of Sports, the New York City Mini Marathon. Channel 10, 4 p.m. PGA GOLF. Kemper Open. Announcers: Pat Summerall, Verne Lundquist, Ben Wright, Steve Melnyk, Ken Venturi, Gary McCord.

Channel 13, 4:30 p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Miami Hurricanes vs. Oklahoma State Cowboys. Announcers: Sam Rosen, Rick Wolff, Irv Brown.

ESPN Cable, p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Florida State Seminoles vs. Indiana State Sycamores. Announcers: John Sanders, Joe Morgan, Irv Brown.

ESPN Cable, 8 p.m. TRACK AND FIELD. Bruce JennerBud Light Track Classic. WTBS Cable, 10:05 p.m. Sunday TENNIS.

French Open. Announcers: Dick Enberg, Bud Collins, JoAnne Russell. Channel 8, noon. LPGA GOLF. LPGA Championship.

ESPN Cable, noon. PGA GOLF. Kemper Open. Channel 13, 1 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER.

Brazil vs. Spain. Announcers: COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced. ESPN Cable, 5 p.m.

BASEBALL. Pittsburgh Pirates at Atlanta Braves. Announcers: Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson, Pete Van Wieren. WTBS Cable, 5:35 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER.

Scotland vs. Denmark. SIN Network, 5:45 p.m. BASEBALL. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Reds.

Announcers: Harry Caray, Steve Stone. WGN Cable, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL. San Diego Padres at New York Mets. Announcers: Ralph Kiner, Tim McCarver, Steve Zabriskie.

WOR Cable, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced. ESPN Cable, 8 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER.

Paraguay vs. Iraq. SIN Network, 11 p.m. (tape delay). Thursday TENNIS.

French Open. ESPN Cable, 9 a.m. LPGA GOLF. McDonald's Championship. ESPN Cable, 2 p.m.

WORLD CUP SOCCER. Italy vs. Argentina. ESPN Cable, SIN Network, 2 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER.

Bulgaria vs. South Korea. SIN Network, 5:45 p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced.

ESPN Cable, 8 p.m. Charlie Jones, Paul Gardner, Rick Davis. Channel sin flASEBALL. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals, imeew IHarrv Carav, Steve Stone.

WGN Cable, 8:30 Network, 1:55 p.m. BASEBALL. Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs. WTB Cable, WGN Cable, 2:15 p.m. I A FINALS.

Boston Celtics at Houston Rockets in Game 5 (if ne'eded). Announcers: Dick Stockton, Tom AUTO RACING. Milwaukee 200. ESPN Cable, 3 p.m. BASEBALL.

San Francisco Giants at New York Mets. Channel 10, WOR Cable, 3 p.m. NBA FINALS. Boston Celtics at Houston Rockets in Game 3. Announcers: Dick Stockton, Tom Heinsohn, Brent Musburger.

Channel 13, 3:30 p.m. Hemsonn, Brent Musourger. cnannei i a p.m. BASEBALL. Atlanta Braves at San Diego Padres.

Announcers: Skip Caray, Ernie Johnson, Pete Van Wieren. WTBS Cable, 10:05 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER. France vs. Russia.

SIN Network, 11 p.m. (tape delay). Radio FRIDAY BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Philadelphia Phillies. Announcers: Harry Kalas. Richie Ashburn.

WTAN (1340 AM), 7:16 p.m. SATURDAY AUTO RACING. Indianapolis 500. WSUN (620 AM), 11 a.m. BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Philadelphia Phillies.

Announcers: Harry Kalas. Richie Ashburn. WTAN (1340 AM), 1:03 p.m. BASEBALL Texas Rangers at Kansas City Royals. Announcers: Jerry Coleman.

Howard David. WSUN (620 AM). 7:50 p.m. SUNDAY BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Philadelphia Phillies. Announcers: Harry Kalas.

Richie Ashburn. WTAN (1340 AM), 1:16 p.m. NBA FINALS. Boston Celtics at Houston Rockets in Game 3. WSUN (620 AM), 3:30 p.m.

MONDAY BASEBALL. Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia Phillies. Announcers: Harry Kalas. Richie Ashburn. WTAN (1340 AM).

7:16 p.m. TUESDAY BASEBALL Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia Phillies. Announcers: Earthquake shakes Mexico City MEXICO CITY An earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale shook the capital Thursday and there were no immediate reports of damage. The National Autonomous University of Mexico's seismological station here said the epicenter was located 242 miles southeast of Mexico City in the Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Guerrero and Oaxaca states. A report on the earthquake said it was felt here at 2:31 p.m.

4:31 p.m. EDT at an intensity of 3 degrees on the Mercali scale and was felt "weakly" in the southern city of Oaxaca, 293 miles south of Mexico City. "No news has been received of any damages," the report said. The government news agency Notimex described the earth movement as a "light tremor." SPORTSWORLD. Survival of the Fittest.

Announcers: Greg Lewis, Eric Evans. Eight men compete in mountain climb and rappel, downhill run, white-water swim and kayak, and aerial obstacle course. Channel 8, 4 p.m. COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced.

ESPN Cable, 5 p.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER. France vs. Canada. SIN Network, 5:45 p.m.

COLLEGE WORLD SERIES. Game to be announced. ESPN Cable, 8 p.m. Monday TENNIS. French Open.

ESPN Cable, 9 a.m. WORLD CUP SOCCER. Argentina vs. South Korea. SIN Network, 1:45 p.m.

WORLD CUP SOCCER. Russia vs. Hungary. Announcers: John Paul Dellacamera, Shep Messing, Seamus Malin. ESPN Cable, 2 p.m.

WORLD CUP SOCCER. Poland vs. Morocco. SIN Network, 5:45 p.m. BASEBALL.

Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati Reds. Announcers: Harry Caray, Steve Stone. WGN Cable, 7:30 p.m. May 31 4 p.m., Italy vs. Bulgaria, Channel 8.

June 1, 1:55 p.m, Spain vs. Brazil, Channel 8. June 2, 2 p.m., U.S.S.R. vs. Hungary, ESPN.

June 3, 2 p.m., Mexico vs. Belgium, ESPN. June 4, 2 p.m., W. Germany vs. Uruguay, ESPN.

June 5, 2 p.m, Italy vs. Argentina, ESPN. June 8, 2 p.m., W. Germany vs. Scotland, Channel 8.

June 9, 2 p.m., Canada vs. U.S.S.R., ESPN. June 10, 2 p.m., Italy vs. S. Korea, ESPN.

June 1 1 2 p.m., Mexico vs. Iraq or Belgium vs. Paraguay, ESPN. June 12, 2 p.m., Brazil vs. N.

Ireland, ESPN. June 13, 2 p.m., Uruguay vs. Scotland or West Germany vs. Denmark, ESPN. June 14, 1:30 p.m., second-round match, Channel 8.

June 16, 2 p.m., second-round match, ESPN. June 17, 2 p.m., second-round match, ESPN. June 18, 2 p.m., second-round match, ESPN. June 21 4 p.m.. Quarterfinal, Channel 8.

June 22, 1:55 p.m. Quarterfinal, Channel 8. June 25, 2 p.m., Semifinal, ESPN; 6 p.m., Semifinal match, ESPN. June 28, 4 p.m., Third-place game, ESPN. June 29, 1:50 p.m., Championship game, Channel 8 'All 52 World Cup games will be carried by the Spanish International Network (SIN) Harry Kalas, Hicnie Asnourn.

wiah naw km), rn p-m. NBA FINALS. Boston Celtics at Houston Rockets in i Game 4. WSUN (620 AM). 9 p.m.

WEDNESDAY BASEBALL Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia Phillies. Announcers: Harry Kalas, Richie Ashburn. WTAN (1340 AM). 7:18 p.m. THURSDAY BASEBALL.

Philadelphia Phillies at Montreal Expos. Announcers: Harry Kalaas, Richie Ashburn. WTAN (1340 AM), 7:18 p.m. NBA FINALS. Boston Celtics at Houston Rockets In Game 5 (if needed).

WSUN (620 AM), 8 p.m. Night performances on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Location: 5125 S. Dale Mabry Highway.

Post times: Night games at 7. Matinee games at noon. Results: 831-6456. Night performances Monday through Saturday. Matinee performances on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

Location: 5400 Bradenton Sarasota. Results: 1-351-1308. Post times: Matinee races at 1 p.m. Night races at 7:30 p.m. SIXTH GAME Doubles: 1 AqullesPaul II 5 JavyOnalndla 2 Agulrre-Zoqul I 6 KlngKosca 3 CorkyChaslo 7 ArtetoMontlHa I 4 Castanos-Almorza 8 TeHoCoya Subs: GorostotoEtchenlque SEVENTH GAME Doubles: 1 Goltto4rtgo 6 Arra Kosca 2 Tellc-Sorlano 6 RuftnoAlmorza 3 JoaqulrvPoul I 7 GoroitotoLecue 4 LulsChaslo 8 Azpkl BOncHndla Subs: EutebloCarea EIGHTH GAME Doubles: 1 Corky-lecue 6 EusebloJavter 2 JooqukvAramborrl 6 Franclscolrlgo 3 Artetolaca I 7 Soloun-Totoftca 4 Azpkl H-Almorza 6 lusta SCarea Subs: GorostoloGorrono NINTH GAME Doubles: 1 Artetolrlgo 5 Arra DCareo 2 Sokjun-Almorza 6 GrstlaArmbrrl 3 LulsGorrono 7 Franclsco-Javler 4 RuflnoLecue 8 Irusta IRaca Subs: JoaqulnTotorlco TENTH GAME Doubles: 4 ArtetoTolorlca 5 Lulsloca I 2 JoaqumLecue 6 RuftnoOnalndla 3 EusebloKosca 7 Arra IGorrono 4 GrstlaArmbrrl 8 Azpkl Kngo Subs: Soiaun-Javler ELEVENTH GAME Singles: 1 Luis 6 Irusta I 2 Joaquin 6 Euseblo 3 Azplrl 7 Francisco 4 Totorlca 8 Kosca Subs: Arteta TENTH GAME Doubles, 7 points ArraH Lecue 8.20 9.00 3.20 6 RutlnoKosca 3.80 3.00 4 Gorostola Laca I 4.40 7 Qulnlela 46 paid 36.20 Perfecta 64 paid 87.30 Trttecta 647 paid 711.40 Super 6: 4 out of 6 paid 821.60 ELEVENTH GAME Singles, 7 points Francisco 12.40 5.40 3.80 5 Totorlca 4.60 3.60 2 Euseblo 11.40 .6 Qulnlela 2-5 paid 31.00 Perfecta 62 paid 66.60 Trttecta 62-6 paid 385.80 TWELFTH GAME Singles, 7 points Arcarazol 29.60 7.80 3.00 4 Gorostola 5.20 10.60 8 Irustal 6.80 1 Qulnlela 48 paid 65.80 Trttecta 4-81 paid $1,089.40 THIRTEENTH GAME Doubles, 7 polnti Luis lecue 8.20 4.80 7.60 2 ArraH Totorlca 6.40 7.20 5 Gorostola Kosca 10.60 1 Qulnlela 24 paid 49.60 Perfecta 2-6 paid 124.50 Trlfecta 21 paid 412.40 Doty Double 4-2 paid 180.90 Attendance 2,442.

Handle $211,875. Super 6 carryover kjekpot: $50,778.53 THIRD RACE 516 Mile. Gr. 1 Lucky Damon 5 Amanda Ann 2 Sapporo Klrln 6 Houllk 3 Friendly Julie 7 WT'i Comet 4 Bob's Aih 8 Storm Hero FOURTH RACE 516 MHe, Gr. 1 Ginger Baker 5 Bear Play 2 Charge Ahead 6 Texas Dust Storm 3 Manatee Cakm 7 King Cole 4CommancheSue 8 HHdy'i Carol FIFTH RACE 38 Mile, Gr.

1 JB Harper 5 Razorbacker 2 BaH Who 6 Hlldy Gus 3 Tough Cookie 7 Build A Dream 4 SoHlsow Control 8 Angel Cannon SIXTH RACE 516 MHe, Gr. 1 Marge's Winnie 6 Doctorate 2 Danielle 6 Sony 3 Midland Cory 7 Occam's Razor 4 Bartlett 8 Rallying Melkle SEVENTH RACE 38 Mile, Gf. 1 K's Amora Chella 5 Tanya Sue 2 Trlmprtnt 6 Mntee Qunle 3 Cannon 7 Glady's George 4 EM'S Scooter 8 Indian Squaw EIGHTH RACE 516 Mile, Gf. 1 Hood River Beth 5 Our See iter 2 Bankers Dream 6 Print An Essay 3 Donna Danielle 7 Friendly Robert 4 Amelia Ann 8 BeHota NINTH RACE 516 Mile, Gr. 1 Butter Pat 5 Dawn's Nlkl 2 Tender Jingle 6 Ocean Mermaid 3 DC's Glenn 7 Classic Cliche 4 Bob's Breaker 8 Feuding Festui TENTH RACE 38 Mile, Gr.

1 MHan Mo 5 Manatee Nugget 2 Spanish Lass 6 Buzzy Benson 3 Hood River Abby 7 Berries Eckert 4 Gtmn Scott 8 Sue Poena ELEVENTH RACE 516 Mile, Gf. 1 Crlstle Tate 5 Goalie 2 Attaboy Champ 6 Artie Art 3 Wright Filet 7 Midnight Stridor 4 Komas 8 Ten Rae TWELFTH RACE 616 Mile. Gr. 1 My Little Mike 5 DG's Slip 2 Wright Henna 6 Cmnche Land 3 Ertrti Invader 7 Border Guard 4 Manatee Jess 8 Eagle Warrior THIRTEENTH RACE 38 MHe, Gr. 1 Royal Regal 6 PHot 2 Cheer Up Helga 6 Lou 3 Sumgenes Frank 7 Mingo's Dagger 4 Quota Diamond 6 Wright Eva Qulnlela (12) paid 22.00 Perfecta (2-1) paid 76.20 Trlfecta (2-1-6) paid 124.60 MMTH RACE 716 MHe.

Gr. Time: 45.04 little Buck 11.00 7.60 3.40 4 NuGodfva 6.80 4.60 3 Glasca 5.60 2 Qulnlela (34) paid 67.20 Pertecta (43) paid 93.60 Trlfecta (43-2) paid 447.80 TENTH RACE 516 Mile, Gr. Time: 31.52 Bob's Totzon 5.60 2.80 2.40 7 Basalt 3.00 2.60 6 NT's lightening I. 3.40 3 Qulnlela (67) paid 14.00 Pertecta (7-6) paid 33.60 Trlfecta (7-63) paid 131.80 ELEVENTH RACE S16 MHe, Gf. Time: 31.10 Bubba Dave 5.40 6.40 3.40 8 Bob's Kevin I 6.20 3.60 3 Sltyphean I 3.40 4 Qulnlela (38) paid 15.80 Perfecta (83) paid 43.60 Trlfecta (834) paid 71.60 1ST HALF TWIN TRI (834) paid 101.00 PIC SIX (5 of 6) paid 378.60 Carryover Jackpot 10,778.00 TWELFTH RACE 38 MHe, Gf.

A Time: 38.00 Be Sure 3.40 2.80 2.60 2 AN'I Sally Rich 4.00 4.60 1 LulaMay 6.80 7 Qulnlela (12) paid 15.00 Pertecta (2-1) paid 17.40 Trlfecta (2-1-7) paid 112.80 THHTEENTH RACE 716 Mile, Gr. Time: 44.79 Amanda 6.40 6 00 3.40 2 Kl Charade 7.20 4.40 8 Manatee JuJuBe 3.00 3 Qulnlela (28) paid 36.80 Pertecta (2-8) paid 62.60 Trlfecta (2-8-3) paid 289.20 TWW TRI no winners Carryover Jackpot 384.00 Attendance: 2,270. Handle: $263,108 TWELFTH GAME Singles: 1 Sotoun 10. Glrlln Scott (4), Hood River Abby (3), Buzzy Benton (6). 11.

Artie Art (6), Attaboy Chomp (2), Terl Rae (8). 12. Commanche legend (6), Eagle Warrior (8), Wright Henna (2). 13. Pilot (5), Lou (6), Royal Regal (1).

Ellis Park owner fights summer racing LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) The new owner of Ellis Park in Henderson says he'll fight plans by the owners of Latonia Race Course to hold summer racing in 1987. If approved, Latonia's summer racing would conflict with meets at Ellis Park, as well as River Downs in nearby Cincinnati. "If they intend to apply, we will fight," said Roger Kumar, owner of Ellis Park. "These are our traditional dates and no one else can encroach upon them.

James Thornton, a Louisville businessman who purchased Latonia with Nashville developer Jerry Carroll for $13.5 million, said he would like to open July 1 and run through the end of its usual September meet. If given the dates, the Florence track would also conduct its traditional winter meet, he said. Churchill Downs in Louisville tried summer racing in 1983 and 1984, but it was unsuccessful. Kentucky's four thoroughbred tracks agreed to apply for 1987 dates by June 1, and the state racing commission will award dates by Sept. 15.

Thornton, who is a member of the commission, said Wednesday he has submitted a letter of resignation to the governor. Kumar says Latonia's summer racing would harm racing. 6 Javier 6 Ruflno 7 Arra I 6 Gorrono 2 Onalndla 3 Corea 4 Gorostola THURSDAY'S RESULTS FIRST RACE 516 Mile, Gr. Time: 30.69 Rebel Joker 27.20 7.40 3.80 7 Keen Alexis 6.40 4.00 8 Wright Cowy 5.40 3 Qulnlela (7-8) pcM 55.20 Pertecto (7-8) paid 81.00 Trlfecta (73) paid 1079.80 SECOND RACE 38 Mile, Gf. Time: 38.21 Floyd 17.80 7.00 3.60 6 Bright 4.80 3.20 8 Rockln Rock 2.60 1 Qulnlela (68) paid 68.20 Pertecta (68) paid 116 00 Trlfecla (681) paid 477.00 Dally Double (74) paM 818.00 THIRD RACE 516 MHO, Gr.

Time: 31.50 Men Cindy 5.20 3.40 2.80 2 Tuft Blacky 3.60 2.80 1 Tender Fabian 3.00 5 Qulnlela (12) paid 11.20 Perfecta (21) paid 20.00 Trttecta (2-1-5) paid 55.80 FOURTH RACE 516 MHe, Gf. Time: 31.22 Palmer 9.00 4.20 2.80 4 Norcotur 4.80 3.20 1 Fantaiha 3.20 7 Qulnlela (14) paid 29.20 Pertecta (4-1) paid 77.00 Trlfecta (4-1-7) paid 253.00 Double Qulnlela (1-2 14) paid 152.20 FIFTH RACE 38 Mile, Gr. A Time: 37.99 Cogtn Martinique 4.00 5.40 3.00 4 Sumgenei Alberto 8.80 3.00 6 Just Deb 3.20 3 eumwa (46) paid 27.00 Perfecta (46) paM 37.00 I Trlfecta (46-3) paid 200.60 SIXTH RACE 516 MHe, Gr. Time: i 31.24 Bolene 4.00 3.20 3.20 4 Bob's BJ 12.20 6.80 6 Often 13.00 Qulnlela (48) paid 42.60 Perfecta (48) paid 54.20 Trlfecta (4S) paid 391.40 WKMiSOAV NMHT RISULT8 SEVENTH RACE 38 MHe. Gr.

Time: i 38.44 San 10.20 6.60 4.00 1 My Little Scoop 10.60 6.40 7 Fait Sambo 2.80 6 WEDNESDAY NMHT RESULTS FIRST GAME Singles, 7 points Randy 18.20 10.20 11.40 Javy 10.80 5.60 King ,5.00 OulnMa 68 paid $48.20 Pertecta 86 paid $144.30 Trttecta 866 paid $1,477.80 SECOND GAME Doubles, 7 points Randy Echanli 10.00 9.40 3.80 GottlaZoqulll 6.20 11.20 King Olarreta 3.00 Qulnlela 1-7 paid $65.20 Trlfecta 173 paid $506.80 THRO GAME Doubles, 7 points Castonos Echanlz 6.60 4.60 2.40 Javy Paul I 6.60 8.40 Aqulles Audet 4.80 Qulnlela 2-5 paid $34.20 Perfecta 2-5 paid $95.40 Trttecta 2-5-3 paid $345.40 Dally Double 12 paid $199.80 FOURTH GAME Singles, 7 points Agutrre 8.20 6.60 3.00 Coya 13.80 3.60 ChaHol 3.00 Qulnlela 1-6 paid $29.80 Perfecta 5-1 paid $71.40 Trlfecta 614 paid $252.20 FFTH GAME Doubles, 7 points Corky Coya 10.40 7.00 5.00 Castanos Soriano 2.80 3.80 Logoronne Montlllo 8.60 Qulnlela 67 paid $32.80 Perfecta 57 paid $151.20 Trttecta 67-3 paid $579.20 SIXTH GAME Doubles, 7 points Gottkj Montma I 20.00 6.00 5.00 Euteblo Paul I 6.60 4.80 TeHoAlmorza 5.00 Qulnlela 37 paid 64.60 Pertecta 37 paid 113.10 Trlfecta 37-6 paid $1,056.00 SEVENTH GAME Doubles, 7 points LutsLecue 13.20 8.60 4.40 FmcscoTtonca 1100 8.00 Corky Almorza 4.00 Qulnlela 67 paid 100.60 Pertecta 7-6 paid 208.20 Trlfecta 7-61 paid 766.00 EIGHTH GAME Doubles, 7 points ArralTotortca 10.40 4.60 6.00 IrustaHCarea 6.00 4.60 Francisco Lecue 3.40 Qulnlela 48 paid 44.00 Pertecta 48 paid 96.30 Trlfecta 48-3 paid 426.00 MNTH GAME Doubles, 7 points Lutslrtgo 11.20 4.00 4.00 AzpWHCoreo 4.20 3.00 Altera Javier 7.20 Qulnlela 36 paid 40.60 Subs: Irusta I THIRTEENTH Doubles: 1 FranclscoKosca 5 Irusta SAramborrl 2 EusebioGorrono 6 Sotaunlaca I 3 LulsCarea 7 RuflnoTotorlca 4 Arra HOnalndla 8 Gorostoto-Javtef Subs: Azplrl IHrlgo INTRIIS FIRST GAME Singles: 1 Etchemque 6 Echanlz 2 Audet 6 Castanos 3 Olarreta 7 Logoronne 4 Randy 8 Javy Subs: King SECOND GAME Doubles: 6 GoltloCoya 6 AquHesSorlano 7 AgulrreEtchenlque 6 CastanosMontUla I 1 LgmeOlrta 2 Klng-Audet 3 Javy-Echanlz 4 Randy-Paul I MICK'S PICKS I. 3 Olorreta 6 Castanos 1 Etchenlque 2. 7 AgulrreEtchenlque 1 Logoronne Olarreta 6 AquHesSorlano 3. 6 KlngSoriano 6 TeHoEtchemque 3 CastanosOlorreta 4. 3 Corky 8 TeHo 4 Agutrre 6.

7 Castanos-Zoqul 1 1 Randy-Coya 6 LogoronneSorlcno 6. 6 JavyOnotndkj 2 Agutrre-Zoqul 1 4 Castanos-Almorza 7. 6 Rurmo-Almorza 2 TeHoSortano 6 Arra BKosca 8. 6 Euseblo-Javier 6 Franclscolrlgo 3 ArtetoLaca I 9. 7 Francisco Javier 6 Arra Korea 2 Solaun-Almorza 10.

7 Arra IGorrono 3 EusebloKosca 6 RufkioOnotndla II. 7 Francisco 3 Azplrl I 6 Euseblo 12. 7 Arra I 6 Jovter 2 OnatndM 13. 8 Gorostolo-Javter 4 Arro SOnotrv dkJ 2 EusebioGorrono Subs: Corky-Zoqut I THRO GAME Doubles: 1 Javy-Audet 6 KmgSortano 2 Randy-Montma I 6 TeHoftchenlque 3 CastanosOlarreta 7 Gottta-Zoqul I 4 Corky-Echanli 8 LmneChslo I Subs: AquHesfauJ I FOURTH GAME Singles: 1 Aqulles 6 Gotlta 2 Coya 6 Pout I 3 Corky 7 Chaslo I 4 Agutrre 6 TeHo Subs: Castanos FIFTH GAME Doubles: 1 Randy-Coya 6 Javy-MontHIa I 2 AqWtchnqe 6 LogaronneSortano 3 King chanli 7 Castanos-Zoqul I 4 GoMaOkirreta 8 AgutreAudet Subs: TetoChaslo I TOMOhTI SfUCTIOMS 1, Buccaneer Max (1), Gandy Alexander (5), AIImo (7). 2.

Wosabl Faky (7), Wild Dunes (6), BJC Wall (8). 3. lucky Damon (1), Storm Hero (8), HauHk (6), 4. Texas Dust Storm (6), Ginger Baker (1), King Cole (7). 6.

Angel Cannon (8), Tough Cookie (3), Bat Who (2). 6. Bartlett (4), Donleie (2), Sony (6). 7. Mmprtnt (2), Tanya Sue (5), K't Amora Cheta (1).

I. Ameta Ann (4), print An Essay (6), Friencty Robert (7). 9. Butter Pat (1), Classic Clone (7). Tender Jingle (2).

NTRrlS FIRST RACE-616 MHe, Gr. 1: 1 Buccaneer Max 6 Gandy Alexander 2 Vocation Ptut 6 Dancing Admiral 3 Sandy Brown 7 Alua 4 War Eagle Jean Lucky Dog Fred SECOND RACE 38 MM, Gf. 1 ingle JS 6 Shfon Reb 2 OzeM 6 Wld Dunes 1 Marge's Dimples 7 Wosabt Fairy 4 Tipton nm 6 IX Watt Qulnlela (1-7) paid 44.80 Pertecta (17) paid 92.00 Trlfecta (1-7-5) paM 303.60 EIGHTH RACE 516 MM, Gr. A Time: 30.71 Diana's Pay Rol 11.60 4.80 3 40 2 Wright Ftneue 6.00 3.00 1 So Slue Ariel 3.00 6 Perteele it paid 108.30 a 38 paid 646.00 In Kentucky. STATt.