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FLORIDA Tuesday, May 3, 1988 The Tampa Tribune 5-C FSL Baseball Performances nightly except Sunday. Matinees on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, Location: 10490 Candy Blvd. Times: Night racing begins at 8. Matinee racing begins at 12:45 p.m. MONDAY NI0HT I RESULT! FIRST RACE Grade 0 SIS Time: 11.24 Oulnleli 5-7 PiM I 29.60 Trilecta 6-7-1 PaM I 642.60 Boi 5 Wheal PaM I 421.30 TWELFTH RACE-Grade 516 Time: 31.20 NY'lOverler! 16.20 4.60 4.00 I Persistent 140 5.00 I Laktre Qulnlell 2-5 PaM I 24.60 D'elQ(6-7)2-5) PaM I 350.60 Trrlecta 6-2 6 PaM 1 157.40 Boi Wheal Paid I 76.70 THIRTEENTH RACE-Orada 0,516 Botney 37.60 I SO 4.00 7 Ell Whttlea 100 3.11 I Briael Refuel 4.00 5 Oetetali 3-7 PaM I 41.40 taaarleeta (7-3-5-1) PaM 61297.50 Trrlecta 7-3-6 PaM I 445 60 Boi I Wheal PaM I 242 90 Attendance 4,402 Handle 592,292 TONIGHTS ENTRIES oMLlM 1.60 1.41 2 SO I No Whit Ml.

12.00 I SO I Oihkeih Ueroir 1.40 I Quintals) I I Paid 1 40 SO Trllsela I I I Paid I 341.60 In 4 Wheel Paid 1 172.60 SECOND HACE-Qrade II Time: 31.41 Rangers top Tarpons 2-1 in 10 innings A Tribune Staff Report PORT CHARLOTTE The Charlotte Rangers scored two runs in the bottom of the 10th inning to defeat the Tampa Tarpons 2-1 Monday night. The Rangers led off the bottom of the 10th with back-to-back singles by Rick Bernardo and Sam Sosa. Mark Kramer then singled to center field, driving in Bernardo, to tie the game 1-1. After an intentional walk to load the bases and a fielder's choice at home, Darrln Garner singled to right for the game-winning RBI. Fama Las 120 6.40 1 20 7 J' 17 M- 7 'J' A K'l Atlantis 4.60 I Oulnleli 3-6 PaM I 50.40 Trilecta 1-3-5 PaM I 466.00 lot 0 Wheel PiM I 244.00 FOURTEENTH RACE-Grade 511 JmlelTura 35.50 13.40 6 SO I RJ's Impulse 3.60 2.60 I Attendee Please 2.60 1 Quintal! 6-6 PiM 42.60 l'lctl(6-6-1-2)1 PaM 11611.60 Trilecta 1-1-1 PaM I 641.60 Boi 5 Wheal PaM I 320 90 AMndance 6,411 Handle 145,270 MONOAY'I MATINEE RESULTS FIRST RACE-Grade 616 Time: 31.65 fOlTony 1.50 4.00 1.60 7 Spoken 4.40 3.60 1 Maritlwa Mart 5.40 I Oulnlele 1-7 PaM I 27.00 Trilecta 7-1-6 PaM 262.40 Boi 4 Wheal PaM 1 131.20 SECOND RACE-Grade 510 Time: 31.67 Oshkesh Welti 1.20 4.40 3.00 2 Oriel 15.20 7.60 5 Ellen Babe 4.00 I Qulnlell 2-5 PaM I 47.40 Dally Doubla(7-2 PaM I) 20.00 Trrlecta 2 51 PaM I 363.60 Boi Wheal PaM 161.60 THIRD RACE-Grade 516 Time: 31.55 Bot Joy 13.00 5.00 4.20 I HI Ollly 4.60 5.00 3 EJ'I Vinessi 7.40 Quintal! 3 6 Paid I 29.40 luperlicla (6-3-5-1) PaM 61737.60 Trilecta 6-3-6 PaM I 561.40 Boi Wheal PaM 290.70 FOURTH RACE Grade 516 Time: 31.09 Associated Press) photograph CHARLOTTE ab 5 0 TAMPA EveMn el Gonzaku dh Row It Garcia lb Woodi 36 Sullivan it Trammell 26 MMcnd Adamel II TfUH 0 Garner 2b 0 Duron 0 Scruggs ct 0 Palmer dh 0 Bernoroo lb 0 Sourtt 1 Kramer II 0 love 0 SincMi 1 Tote 1 BPS Ml SOS 1-1 1-1 Garner.

Burgos. Scruggs. DP Tampa 1, Charlotte 4. LOB Tampa (, Ctiarlorti 7. SS Trimmed, CS Sou.

O's release McGregor A Tribune Wire Report BALTIMORE Veteran left-hander Scott McGregor, one of the five wlnnlngest pitchers In baseball since 1980, has been released by Baltimore after more than two years of declining performances. McGregor, 34, who has won 107 games over the past nine years, Is 0-3 this season with an 8.83 ERA. He has a 13-25 record since the start of the 1986 season. The Orioles also announced they have recalled right-hander Jay Tlbbs from Rochester of the International League. On Sunday the team recalled pitcher John Habyan, who will start tonight's game against the Texas Rangers.

Another player will be pared from the roster before tonight's game. The only four pitchers who have won more games this decade than McGregor are: Jack Morris of Detroit, Ron Guldry of the New York Yankees, Phil Nlekro and Dave Stieb of the Toronto Blue Jays. The Orioles made the move despite the fact that McGregor has two years worth nearly $1.97 million on a multi-year contract extension he signed before the 1985 season. McGregor has won 138 games since joining the Orioles near the end of the 1976 season, and Is the fifth-winning pitcher in history, behind Jim Palmer, Dave McNally, Mike Cuellar and Mike Flanagan. Cards put Cox on DL ST.

LOUIS The St. Louis Cardinals placed starting pitcher Danny Cox on the '15-day disabled list and filled his spot on the roster with veteran minor-leaguer Gib-soa Alba. Cox was in Columbus, to undergo an examination on his right elbow by Dr. Andrews, who has performed numerous arthroscopic operations, at the Hughston Sports Clinic. Cox, who has had with the elbow since the end of the 1985 season, was expected to undergo sur-gery, a team spokesman said.

Cox's departure is yet another blow to the Cardinals' pitching staff. Starter Joe and reliever Ken Dayley are both on the 21-day disabled list Starter John Tudor recently joined the -team after being sidelined since the start of the season with knee and shoulder problems. Starter Greg Mathews was forced out 'of his last start with a sore left shoulder, but he has received a cortisone shot and should be ready by midweek. Key to undergo surgery TORONTO Pitcher Jimmy Key will undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair his 'injured left elbow and miss six to 10 weeks, the Blue Jays announced. Key, 27, was examined by Dr.

Frank Jobe, a noted expert FIRST RACE Grade 0 8-16 1 CM'i Rid Streak 6 Mr. Frisky 2 I'm The GrietesI I My Utile Baa 3 Andre Lamb 7 Bob'l Vayiger 4 Ski's Banker I Hearmreab RMge SECOND RACE Grada 1-16 1 K'l Eipresilena 5 Net Profit 2 Cash Preltl I Empirical I Legerdemili 7 Ohio Queen 4 Tlihia Raa I Midland Monty THIRD RACE Grade A 6-16 1 Kiowa Belley 5 Jonathan's Bay 2 Gallant Cadet I Indian Pride 3 Socially 7 Delta Downing 4 Oshkoeb Racay I Itsamle FOURTH RACE Grade 1 1-11 1 teatara I Sguira Mile 2 Frisco Jones 6 Prilta I K'l Commando 7 Ming Lee 4 Oshkesh Walnut I Dunn's Request FIFTH RACE Grade 5-16 1 NoU Elleee 5 Classy Lad 2 Sure Return I Andy La Jet I Soft Sigh 7 Wade'i Sieve 4 My Utile Pawn I Kiowa Eulala SIXTH RACE Grada A 1-11 1 Cslebnllon Time 5 DG'i CWmee 2 Oshkaib Weep I Aqulla Tuiade 3 Delta Lyndon 7 Bandera 4 CM'i Wlzisrd 6 Dennis Baker SEVENTH RACE Grada 6-16 1 Clear Reaction 6 Oshkesh Xtaa 2 Prowl Tall 6 Sob Trelaa 3 Mister Shoe 7 Bare Quick 4 Egmanl Bridle I Caiuil Yaa EIGHTH RACE Grada A l-l 1 Brewster toy 5 Uncle Albert 2 Greer 6 Clltl'a View 3 RJ laby Grind 7 Weitpartt Lantaal 4 Can A lot I i Spud NINTH RACE Grade I 5-11 1 Cal Klnte 6 Essy Oft 2 JA Tallin Quick I Nolly Green 3 K'l Gypsy Rota 7 Midland Kltmaa 4 Gold Spike I Oshkotb Million TENTH RACE Grade A 5-16 1 Malt Kaa 5 Oshkotb. Uprise 2 Regal Brat I Dubeti 3 My Little Cobra 7 Hound CHy 4 K'l Mulne I BG'i Jaa Dlrtiaa ELEVENTH RACE Grada 0 5-16 1 Gallant Ben 5 Briar Baby 2 Delta I Flestiaway 3 Blue Lyndon 7 Don't TaD Dal 4 Ga Barney I Gotcha Guesste TWELFTH RACE Grada 8-11 1 i Calchajel 6 Pace Jack 2 Chicks Edilloa I Gallant Cayenne 3 Carba 7 Paul Fade 4 Oihkoib lasso I Burger Boy THIRTEENTH RACE Grade 3-1 1 Hard Ado Follow 8 Costly Wave 2 Queens Hustler 6 Picture Ma 3 DG't Slip 7 Ordiniry En 4 Pioneer Maa I Campus Filth ER II SO 0 0 4 2 2 10 Kneckart Cauley (1-1) IP Eft SO EIIH 1 4 0 0 1 1 Bryan) 9 2 0 0 0 2 Rosenthal (1-1) 12 1110 PB ley. WP Knackert 2:39. A 1,491.

MIlMe 1.40 1.10 I Perdlll 1.40 I Oulnleli 1-7 Pild 1 16.40 DillyDiMe(0-7) Paid I 27.40 Trlleela 7-12 Pild 1 430.20 Boi I Wheel Pill I 210.60 THIRD RACE Bndt 1 616 Time: 31.40 Needier Nan 10.60 0.00 1.60 I K'1 Corilecl 17.40 7.00 I My Utile Bowser 2.60 Qulnlell 3 6 Paid 1 100.00 luperlecli (1-3-2-7) Paid 17626.60 Trllectl 6-3-2 Paid 706.40 Box I Wheel Paid I 363.20 FOURTH RACE Brads 116 Time: 31.41 Whining Del 13.60 6.40 4.00 1 KsSenzi 1.40 2.60 7 HOiAppliCore 4.10 I Oulnleli 1-7 Paid I 27.60 Trtlicta 1-7-6 Paid 446.20 Ki I Wheal PaM I 224.10 FIFTH RACE-flrade 1 616 Time: 31.14 HD'i Mr. Furley 16.60 1.00 4.60 I Wikiup 7.20 4.60 1 Jet Jones 1.40 I Qulnlell 1-6 Paid 1 60.60 Trlleela 6-1-6 Paid I 640.60 Boi I Wheel PaM I 320.40 SIXTH RACE-Orede A 616 Time: 31.32 Basic Fee 43.00 16.00 0.46 4 Bob's Ragai 4 SO 3.20 1 Nitre Majlc 4.20 I Qvlnteli 1-4 Paid 1 56.60 Supertecti (4-1-0-7) PaM 67411.20 TrllMla 4-1-0 Paid 11384 60 Boi Wheal Paid 662.30 SEVENTH RACE-Orede 516 Time: 31.71 Vey 11.20 6.20 4.40 7 Troy Cabal 6.00 5.40 2 lam 7.N 4 Oulnleli 2-7 PiM 1 77.60 Twn-Trt(7-2-all) PiM I 52.00 Trllectl 7-2-4 PaM 636 SO Boi 1 Wheal PiM I 316.40 EIGHTH RACE-Grade SA, 36 Time: 37.49 BuyKtoty 2.60 1.40 2.40 Bol Mulls 5.40 3.60 2 CagliQuay 3.60 I Quintals 2-3 Pild 1 10.60 Trtlecll 3-2-6 PiM I 65.40 Boi Wheal PaM 1 42.70 NINTH RACE-Gndo 1 511 Time: 31.21 Mitt Skyway 7.60 368 2.60 7 Johilsssc 4.60 4.00 2 Kinsas luedowa 3.60 I Quintal! 2-7 PaM 1 17 SO Trllectl 7-2-1 PiM 1 173.60 Boi Wheel PaM I 66.60 1 Twa-Trl(7-2-all)(7-2-l) Carry Over Jackpot TENTH RACE-Gndo SA, 30 Time: 37 Oirikosh Tory 4.60 3.40 2.60 2 Frisco Malay 13.00 5 60 1 Oshkesh Airon 4.20 I Oiilnlolo 2 3 PaM 49.40 Trlleela 2-34 PaM I 375.20 Boi Wheal PaM 1 167.60 SATURDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS ELEVENTH RACE-Grade 0 516 Time: 31.03 Gallant Dutch 7.20 2 60 2.20 1 So Mutes 4.40 2.40 4 DreamWeaver 2.40 I Qulnlela 1-4 PaM 1 17.40 Trilecta 1-4-1 Paid 71.40 Boi 1 Wheel PaM I 30.70 TWELFTH RACE-Grade 611 Time: 31.52 Maraloa 1.40 1.00 7.40 4 Break Zona 1.20 4.00 7 Wiry Gllei 3.00 I Oulnleli 4-7 PiM 1 43.60 D'MQ(1-4)(4-7) PaM I 399.60 Trilecta 4-7-6 PaM I 209.00 Boi 1 Wheel PaM 104.50 THIRTEENTH RACE Grade 0,36 BPl Gee Whil 22.60 10.00 4.60 I Tom Talk 0.41 1.41 3 An emotional Scott McGregor reacts to his release by the Orioles at a press conference Monday. In baseball arm Jobe and Blue Jays' surgeon Dr. Allan Gross agreed that the left-hander has a loose bone fragment in the posterior of the elbow and does not have ligament damage. Key will undergo arthroscopic surgery Wednesday in Birmingham, with Dr.

James Andrews. Blue Jays officials expect him to resume throwing in three to four weeks. Elsewhere Commissioner Peter Ueberroth said that major-league teams may sign prospective Olympic players but won't pay them bonuses or salaries so that they may maintain their eligibility for the Olympic Games at Seoul, South Korea. A similar arrangement was made in 1984 when the United States finished second In the eight-team Olympic tournament Baseball was a demonstration sport in the 1984 Games and will be an official medal competition for the Seoul Olympics. AL President Bobby Brown upheld the two-game suspension of Texas pitcher Mitch Williams, who was ejected from a game with Boston April 8 after a brawl between the two teams.

Brown said the suspension would begin with Monday night's game in Baltimore, adding that Williams would be permitted to work out in uniform before the game. Keith Hernandez of Mets, who broke out of a slump with eight hits in 20 at-bats, was named NL Player of the Week. In five games, Hernandez had two doubles and four home runs, including a grand slam. He scored five runs and drove In 14. Seven of the RBI came in one game at Atlanta and included his career RBI.

Kent Hrbek of the Twins was named AL Player of the Week. Hrbek had 11 hits in 23 at-bats for a .478 average during the week. He had four home runs, four doubles and eight RBI. Elsewhere. At Osceola, the Astros scored two runs in the second inning on their way to a 3-0 victory over Red Sox, extending Winter Haven's scoreless-innings streak to 41.

At Clearwater, Jeff Oiler helped the Expos extend their road-winning streak to 10 with a pair of solo home runs as West Palm Beach shut out the Phillies at Jack Russell Stadium. At St. Petersburg, Miami's Ma-sao Klda went the distance giving up one run, four hits, and striking out four as the Marlins beat the St Petersburg Cardinals 5-1 at Al Lang Stadium. Order 9.40 3.60 4.00 I Beach Burglar 3.00 2.60 1 Lake City Booby 3.60 5 Qulntala 1-6 Paid 11.60 Trttecle 6-1-5 PaM 1 112.20 Boi Wheel PaM I 60.10 FIFTH RACE-Srada 516 Time: 31.32 BJ Sherrte Babe 4.60 3.20 2.40 2 Rodeo Latat ISO 4.00 4 Fail Boy 3.40 I Qulnlell 2-4 PiM 34.40 Trilecta 2-4-1 PaM 351.60 Boi Wheel PaM 175.90 SIXTH RACE-Grade A 516 Time: 31.03 DG's Eisy Money 4.60 4.00 3.00 1 Blf Beef 1.60 3.40 I Seems To Ma 3.40 4 Oulnlele 1-5 PaM 30.60 Suporlecta (1-5-4-6) PaM I 626.20 Trilecta 1-5-4 PaM I 226.00 Boi 6 Wheal PaM 1 114.40 SEVENTH RACE Qrade 516 Time: 31.07 Tracing 4.60 4.00 3.40 4 Hard Decliloa ISO 0.60 2 lob'i Bootl 1.00 3 Qulnlell 2-4 PaM 24.60 Twla-Trl'4-2-3) PaM 31.20 Trrlecta 4-2-3 PaM I 295.00 Boi I Wheel Paid 1 147.50 EIGHTH RACE-Gride 516 Time: 31.49 Rapid Radar 640 5.00 4.20 7 Peggy Sua 6.60 3.40 I Kiowa Felix 3.20 4 Qulntala 7-1 Paid 31.00 Trilecta 7-0-4 PaM I 211.60 Boi I Wheal PaM 1 140.90 NINTH RACE-Grade 1 510 Time: 31.17 Modds Dads Bad 6.20 3.40 2.60 5 JA Top Page 4.00 3.60 1 low! Bound 3.60 2 Oulnlele 1-5 PaM 13.00 Trilecta 5-1-2 PaM 137.60 Boi Wheel PaM 66.00 0 Twla-Trl(4-2-3)(5-1-2) Cany Over Jackpot 622.00 TENTH RACE-Grade A 516 Time: 31.40 Madeira 17.10 4.60 4.60 2 OshkotP. Thrifty 3.40 2.60 7 Vanessa Raven 4.40 I Qulntala 2-7 PaM 33.60 Trlleela 2-7-1 PaM 251.40 Boi Wheel PaM 1 125.70 ELEVENTH RACE-Grade 516 Time: 31.47 Bob'l AveiUne 12.10 1.00 1.60 5 Kiowa Biact 4.20 4.60 7 Briar Brook 11.S0 I Wsntkif Hsjvmi ON MM 1 1 2 21 Ml 111 7 1 Burgo (1-3).

Treadway (8), Padilla. Grovon (3-1). Potti (I). Slwertan (9), Euwow 28 Baker (Winter Haven). SB Hunter, Sanchei, Hubbard (Osceola).

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MaclterJo, Clark (6) and Zayai. W-Howm 1-1. L-Machedo 0-1. S-Jones (3). 2B-Clemo (WPB).

Zayas (C). HR-Oller 2 (WP8). Rscortl-WPB 19-5. 10-15. 2M Ml 211-1 I Ml 111 Nt-1 4 2 Kids (2-3), Bill Mayer.

Llvchak (1-3). Mooch (7), OimaH (8). Hesres. 2B Meuratrj (2) (Miami), Cunningham (St Pete). Records: 12-13.

SP 10-13. nu Rose will appeal Giamatti ruling Performances: Monday, Wednesday through Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Location: State Road 318, 2H miles east of 1-75, Lake exit. Times: Night games begin at matinees at noon. I From Page 1C I ftff I MONDAY NIGHTS RESULTS FIRST GAME-Slnglet, 7 points 15.60 15.20 3.00 0.00 7.60 5.60 Dave Gina Qulntala 4-7 paid 56.60 Mouhlca-Regli 6.60 7.60 4.00 7 Felipe-Jurade 6.60 6.00 3 Rocha-Darrell 2.60 1 Oulnlele 3-7 paid 42.00 Perlecta 7-3 paid 1 269 20 Trilecta 7-3-1 paid I 269.21 Suporlecta 7-3-1-A paid 257.50 TENTH GAME-Doubloa, 7 points Uls-Actiotes 17.40 4.20 4.20 5 Rocha-Danld 3.80 3.40 2 WilUimi-Uvely 3.00 1 Quintan 2-5 paid 11.80 -Perlocta 5-2 paid 1 17.20 Trilecta 5-2-3 pild 1 113.20 SATURDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS ELEVENTH GAME Singlet, 7 polnta Mouillca 16.00 11.40 1.00 I Daniel 1.00 7.60 Andonegul 7.61 4 Oulnleli 6-6 paid I 61.40 Perlecta 6-6 paid 384.60 Trilecta 6-8-4 paid 1257.40 TWELFTH GAME Doublet, 7 points lull-Lively 10.40 7.00 3.00 7 Wllllams-Oarrell 6.20 2 SO 3 Rocha-Artache 4 60 7 Qulntala 2-3 paid I 27.60 Perlecta 2-3 paid 64.00 Trileda 2-3-7 paid 272.20 THIRTEENTH -Doublei, 7 polnti Solaun-Oaniel 6.60 3.60 0.00 Wllllami-Jickla 6.20 2.60 2 Beheretcrio-Lively 3.80 3 Qulntala 2-5 paid I 28.20 Perlecta 5-2 paid 65.20 Trllicle 5-2-3 paid 252.00 Dally Double 2-5 paid 1 131.00 ATTENDANCE 983 HANDLE S709S SUPER I CARRYOVER JACKPOT 1,574.66 Parfecta 4-7 piM I 230.40 Trllectl 4-7-3 pild I 662.00 SECOND GAME Doublet, 7 points Oata-Jurada 12.60 4.20 3.20 Uriba-Dava 6.60 5.40 Jefl-OenMt 12.60 Oulnleli 2-3 piM 30.20 Perfects 2-3 paid 66.60 Trilecta 2-3-4 paid 1 1102.20 Dally Double 4-2 paid 1 112.60 THIRD GAME Singles, 7 points Andonega 23.60 1.00 6.40 1 leheretcht 6.00 6.40 2 Arteche II 6.40 7 Qulntala 1-2 paid 32.00 Parleda 1-2 paid 1 170.40 Trllectl 1-2-7 paid I 469.60 SIXTH GAME Doublet, 7 polnta Biherel-Oave 17.00 110 7.00 5 Andonagul-Verga 1.20 4.20 3 Urlbe-Butler 7.00 1 Qulntala 3-8 paid 48.60 Parleda 6-3 paid I 72.00 Trilecta 8-3-1 paid 293.60 SEVENTH GAME-Slnglet, 7 points Acholegu 10.00 5.00 4.00 5 Oyhara 4.40 4.00 2 Arteche 4.60 4 Oulnlele 2-8 paid 34.20 Parleda 5-2 paid 169.20 Trilecta 5-2-4 paid 224.40 EIGHTH GAME Doubles, 7 points Anchi-Rigll 21.40 0.00 3.60 Andonegul-Diva 6.60 5.20 4 Uriba-Jurade 2.S0 3 Qulntala 4-6 paid I 66.60 Parleda 6-4 paid I 340.80 Trlleela 6-4-3 paid 925.80 Qulntala Double 2-5 A-4 paid I 93.60 Quintal! Doubli 2-5 6-A paid 93.60 NINTH GAME Ooublat, 7 points 2.60 4.00 3.40 We boat anybody's host Dale 6.60 5.20 Aracha 21.60 Jurada Qulntala 2-1 paid 34.00 Perlecta 2-1 paid 302.40 Trilecta 2-6-3 paid I 201.60 FOURTH GAME Doubles, 7 point Gloa-Aitacba 11.20 5.00 Dale-Bangoechea 5.60 Arecha-Oyambil Qulnlell 2-5 piM 1 16.60 Period! 2-5 paid 66.10 Trlleela 2-6-6 paid 316.60 FIFTH GAME-Slrtgles, 7 points prico by t) on Micholin 2.80 4.40 5.60 or comparable tires and services advertised or not.

And we have a copy of all competitors ads in our stores for your one-stop shopping convenience. WE BEAT THE PRICE OF THE F0LL017IHG COMPETITORS. NFFHF honors former UT guard COSTCO WHOLESALE INC. GOODYEAR FIRESTONE K-MART MODERN TIRE A WHEEL OLINMOTT MCE WAREHOUSE SEARS TIRE KINSDOM WESTERN AUTO TIRE WORLD ZAYRES If we forgot anybody, we're sorry. "I can't believe it, that it's that long," Helms said.

"That's the biggest surprise. The guy missed the call and Pete's taking all the (heat) for it" Reds players expected a much shorter suspension. "I figured that he might get a week," pitcher Rob Murphy said. 'If I was Giamatti, I'd give him a week." "It's kind of a harsh fine, 30 days," pitcher John Franco said. "I don't think it's fair to the players, to Pete, or to Cincinnati.

If anybody should be suspended for 30 days, it should be Pallone. "Thirty days is too much. There are people who commit crimes and don't spend 30 days in jail." The play that set off the dispute occurred with the Mets' Howard Johnson on second base, two men out and the game tied at 5-5. Mookie Wilson then hit a ground ball to shortstop Barry Larkin, whose throw appeared to pull first baseman Nick Esasky off the bag. Pallone, however, delayed making a call as Johnson raced home without a throw with what proved to be the winning run.

Rose charged Pallone and pushed him twice as fans began throwing debris. All four umpires went to their quarters while the ground crew cleaned up the field. The umpires also warned the Reds they would forfeit the game if the disorder continued. When the umpires finally returned, debris continued to rain down and senior umpire John Kibler told Pallone to leave for his own safety. The game was completed with just three umpires.

Pallone, who worked the Phillies-Astros game in Philadelphia Monday, said he had no comment on the suspension of Rose. Asked whether he had waited too long to make the call at first Saturday night, he replied: "My honest answer to that is no." The dispute followed a near-brawl in the seventh inning when Cincinnati pitcher Tom Browning hit the Mets' Tim Teufel with a pitch after being called by home plate umpire Eric Gregg for a balk that allowed Wilson to score. New York's Darryl Strawberry then charged Browning, the benches emptied and both Browning and Strawberry were ejected. As for the broadcasters, Giamatti said, "There is no excuse for encouraging a situation where the physical safety and well-being of any individual is put significantly at risk. Nothing justifies such unprofessional behavior." Brennaman, who with Nuxhall questioned Pal-lone's qualifications during the fracas, defended his comments.

"I don't back off what I said one inch," he said Sunday. "I think he is incompetent, and I react on the air the way I do at home. I don't know how many people were listening to me at the park. My first obligation is to the people listening at home." Richie Phillips, executive director of the Major League Umpires' Association, said he applauded Giamatti's decision. "I think that's just fine.

I had asked him to move swiftly and severely, and I think 30 days are justified," Phillips said. 9 Pi Oniy at allied 1,11 1 I "1,1 1 I 3s- All IUC NUIS 1 90 Days fnm Credit No Down Payment Up To 3 Tears To Pay nJ BELIEVE-IK! US. By JIM SELMAN Assistant Sports Editor TAMPA Former Tampa Spartans All-Amerlcan guard Lowell T. Freeman will receive the J. Rex Farrior Distinguished Citizen Award, given by the Tampa Chapter, National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Thursday night.

The chapter also will honor nine Hillsborough County seniors with scholar-athlete awards and will recognize three other adults with major presentations at its annual banquet, which will be held at 7:30 at the Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel. Tickets are $25 and can be reserved by mailing a check made to the foundation to Jeff Kemp at 107 E. Fowler Suite 101, Tampa 33612. Freeman was a 60-mlnute man at nose guard and offensive guard for the Spartans as a 6-foot, 214-pounder from 1957-60 and made the Williamson All-America team in 1959. He hitchhiked from West Virginia to Florida in hopes of playing college football and was welcomed with open arms when the coaching staff learned he had played football in the Army in Germany with Ken Belliveau, who also became a Spartans star.

Freeman left the Mud River town of Milton, W. and said he just wanted to get away from the dairy farm that had been an operation for several generations of the Freeman family. He has been a Tampan ever since and now operates his own company, Lowell T. Freeman and in the national distribution of domestic and imported packaging materials. "Besides the lady (Anita) I married, the smartest thing I have done was coming to this town," Freeman said.

Actually, it was Lakeland and Florida Southern College, not Tampa, to which Freeman headed, but Southern did not have a football team and someone there recommended he check out the Spartans. "I called them on the telephone and they sent Gene Biittner (the basketball coach) to see me," Freeman said. "I guess they thought it was a joke. Ken Belliveau's name came up and I asked, 'does he have a brother playing basketball at Seton I told them I played football in the Army with Ken. They checked with him and on his word I got a scholarship." In 1959, Freeman was named as the lineman of the week in Florida for his play against Arkansas State.

At the same time, Miami quarterback Fran Curci, now UT's athletic director, was back of the week. Freeman coached football and swimming at King High School in 1960-61 and became a member of the university's sports hall of fame in 1966. He is a board member for the NFFHFs Tampa chapter, a former vice president of the university's alumni association and was active In the Sword and Shield and Quarterback Club that supported UT's football program. In 1963, he was recognized as a sports great as part of West Virginia's centennial celebration. -f win Mi DISCOUNTS TIRES I TEMPLI TERRACE, 7004 No.

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Dale Mabry Euclid 031-3034 PALMA CEIA 3202 W. Kennedy at Henderson 170-0701 BRANDON 214 E. Brandon Blvd M1-B494) PALM HARBOR 3508 US 19 N. 2 ml. N.

of Countryside HOLIDAY US 1 9 and 1 9A MB-SSIa PORT RICHEY 11214 US 19, opp. Seaport Inn HBMWS:.