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1 wry 'w ejl i 2-C The Tampa Tribune, Wednesday, August 15, 1990 Briefly A staff, wire report FOR SCORES CALL 1-900 963-2525 ANYTIME (75C PER MINUTE) COMPILED BY ARNOLD CANARINA TANK MCNAMARA By Jeff Millar and Bill Hinds at sav casj frill Lendl upset; Becker advances NEW HAVEN, No. 1 seed Ivan Lendl, rusty from a post-Wimbledon layoff, was upset by unseeded Malival Washington in the sec ond round of the Volvo International tennis tournament. Washington, who left the University of Michigan last year to turn professional, took only 73 North Florida PGA m-MJT VEAU i CAM see, TO S-INJ6 TfAG MATiOMAL AMTUEM BASEBALL Florid! Stale league: Section Tournament Fort Lauderdale il Sarasota. 7 Osceola at Baseball City. 7 p.m.: Lakeland at Winter Haven.

7 CORP p.m Gall Cent League: (All games begm at noon) maians ar was: uoogers at rtao sox: Hoyais at Astro. Pirates at Vankees: Mets at Braves; Twins at Expos. Hangers at White Sox. 006 RACING ma AT GRAND CYPRESS GOLF CLUB ORLANDO TomOooiaa 32 34 06 Brett Upper 34-34-68 Wally Kuchat 33-35-68 Bill Sellers 33-35-68 WW Franb 35-33-61 Jay Ovens 31-38-69 Wall Cerralo 34-35 69 Pat Schwab 34 36-70 Bob Carson 35-35-70 Chuck Kandt 36-34-70 Bobby Duval 37-3370 Todd Smith 36-3470 Barateti Ktnnet CM: Night racing begins at pi i waitne Begins ai FOOTBALL Boca tratulM cum: Today a practice at Pen al Rood Stadium (University ot Tampa) 3:15 pm ine session is open to the public. JAM ALAI minutes to beat Lendl 6-2, 6-3.

Washington, of Swartz Creek, had not previously beaten a player ranked in the top 30 of the Association of Tennis Professionals tour. In other news: At Indianapolis, top-seeded Boris Becker and second-seeded Andre Agassi advanced to the third round of Tampa (rente Night games begin at 7 Mati Florida Tour nee oegrns noon. Ocala Irene: Night games begin at 7:30. Mat mee Dooms at noon. NATIONAL CONFERENCE EAST On The Air E-Brown.

Sable. DP-Charlotte 1. Clearwater 2. LOB Charlotte 10. Clearwater 5.

28 Mil lent. Waller. 3B-Brown. HR Hays (3). SB-Woodrufl (27).

Cummings (5). Sable (17). Crespo. BY MICHAEL "ItOXY" R0XB0R0UGH BASEBALL 7 the U.S. Men's Hardcourt Ten- i "I nis ChamDionshios.

Television Charlotte IP ER BB SO Compres Vi 4 1 1 1 Reiitel 3 2 4 0 0 0 0 WEDNESDAY WONDER: Sliding into the National Leaque East, we tind the Cubs have won 13 ot their last 17 it home: the Expos have lost 10 of their last 13 on the road: the Mets have won 22 ol their last 29 at home: the Phillies have lost eight ol their last rune on the arttticial carpet: the Pirates have won seven ot their last rune against letthan Manuel 29 1 10 0 0 AT ASTWOOD. ORLANDO (Pat 72-72-144) Adrian Stills St. 500 66-69-135 Charlie Bowles St. 100 64-72-136 Roger Winchester S9O0 69-68-137 Dean Hiers S675 71-68-139 TimBalmer S675 70-69139 ToddMcCorkle (450 72-68-140 Scott Medlin $450. 71-69-140 Kip Guidry $298 72-69-141 JelfThorsen $298 7170-141 Tony Simpson $298 7071-141 Greg.

Kraft $296. 67-74-141 Michael Green $245. 75-67-142 Teny Meckkm 78-72-142 John Riegger WS225. 7271-143 Scott Lamoureaui $225 71-72-143 Dennis Zinkon $103 73-71-144 Mike Weeks $103 72-72-144 Jeff Giyoiel $103 72-72-144 Scott Holden $103 72-72-104 SENIOR HORIOA TOUR Nate Slam $600. 7172-142 Sneli Lancaster $450 7272-144 Joe Craig $325 7275-147 Garland Gnndstatt S1 13 79-75-154 Eardley Jones $113 73-81-154 IP ER BB SO 6 8 113 2 Clearwater Lindsey Fletcher Christopher I 2 Gunderson 2 0 0 0 0 Pet PF PA NV Giant 1 0 0 1.000 20 6 Dallas 0 1 0 000 16 26 Philadelphia 0 1 0 000 6 17 Phoenix 0 1 0 000 9 34 Washington 0 1 0 .000 27 31 CENTRAL i Chicago 2 0 0 1000 23 6 Detroit 1 6 0 1 000 34 10 (IK 1 0 1.000 3 17 Green Bay 0 1 0 000 10 25 Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 10 13 WEST New Orleans 2 0 0 1 000 30 20 Atlanta 1 0 0 1000 31 27 LA Rams 1 0 0 1 000 19 3 San Francisco 0 1 0 000 13 23 Saturday's Results ders and the Cardinals have won nine ot then last 1 2 2 2 2 0 11 at home 0 0 GO NFL EXHIBITION FAVORITE POINT1 UNDERDOG (by Fletcher).

T-2 30. Opm Current 0U FRIDAY I p.m. Boxing. Reggie Johnson (25-1-1, 17 KOs) vs. Eddie Hall (19-5, 10 KOs), middleweights.

(ESPN). 2:15 p.m. Baseball. Astros at Cubs. (WGN).

6:30 p.m. Suncoasl Sports. Host: David Rosen. (Public Access). 8:30 p.m.

Baseball. Dodgers at Mets. (ESPN). Radio 4 p.m. Sports Beat Host: Rick Sarro.

WPLA (910 AM). 6:30 p.m. Sports Daily. WPLA (910 AM). 6:30 p.m.

Tampa Bay Sports Line. Host: Chris Thomas. WFLA (970 AM). II p.m. The Sports Final.

WPLA (910 AM). Listings subject to change. Check local cable companies for availability. LIONS 2 3 (37) Bills REDSKINS 24 3 137) Steelers SEAHAWKS 3'? 3'? (34) Colts Los Angeles Rams 19. Kansas City 3 SATURDAY CLEARWATER 2.

CHARLOTTE 1 SECOND GAME CHARLOTTE a li CLEARW'R a Frye 26 3 1 1 0 Brown II 4 0 0 0 law 3 0 0 0 Urbon rt 3 0 0 0 Morris rt 3 0 11 Tenhnlld rl 1110 Oiler dh 3 0 0 0 Woodruff cf 3 0 0 0 Peel dh 1 0 0 0 Trevmo lb 3 110 Sable 3b 4 0 0 0 Waller 3b 4 0 2 1 Hays II 3 0 10 Cmmngs dh 3 0 1 0 Threadgill tl 1 0 0 0 Robrtsn ss 3 0 11 Rodriguez 3 0 1 0 Paulson 2b 2 0 0 0 Cionk lb 2 0 0 0 Adams 3 0 0 0 Hernnd: ss 2 0 0 0 Totals 28 1 4 1 Total 29 2 I 2 Local AT PEBBLE CREEK SOCIAL SECURITY TOURNAMENT STABLEFORD SCORING PACKERS PK 1 134) Saints RAIDERS 4 3'? I36 Cowboys FALCONS PK PK 139) Bengals EAGLES 3 3 137) Dolphins i BUCS 3 3 137) Patriots Giants PK 1 136) OILERS CHIEFS 3 3 135) jets RAMS 4'; 4 137) Chargers Bears 1 1 (35) CARDS Trisler 4: Grubaugh 4: Broderick 3: Lombardo SUNDAY t. Nottsinger Hurst 2: Lennanan Leach -2. AT TEMPLE TERRACE FOUR LADIES SCRAMBLE Marilyn Tillis. Doris Bower. Marilyn Simpson.

IP ER BB SO BROWNS 2 2 (36) Vikings Charlotte 000 001 000-1 Clearwater BIB 000 001-2 MONDAY BRONCOS PK PK (37) 49ers Madison Wis Jacksonville. Fla. Youth Leagues LITTLE LEAGUE SOUTHERN REGIONAL AT GULFPORT TUESDAY'S UNESCORES Dunedin America 2. Wiggins. Mis.

Helen Shoemaker 69: Phyllis Valadie. Shirley Beynon. Dot Bloom. Ann Harvey 69: Jeanelte Turmpseed. Julie Langdon.

Janice Johnson. Jo Atlanta 31. Washington tl Chicago 10 Miami 6 I Cleveland 25 Green Bay 10 Sues 3B. ClKhnall 17 New York Jets 17. Philadelphia 6 New Orleans 13.

Minnesota 10 Denver 16. Indianapolis 7 Los Angeles Raiders 23. San Francisco 13 San Oiego 28. Dallas 16 Seattle 34. Phoenix 9 Monday's Result New York Giants 20 Buffalo 6 Friday's Game Buffalo at Detroit.

7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington. 8 p.m. Indianapolis at Seattle. 10:30 m.

Saturday. Aug. IB New Orleans vs Green Bay al Madison. Wis 2 pm Dallas al Los Angeles Raiders. 4 m.

Cincinnati at Atlanta. 7pm Miami at Philadelphia. 7 30 p.m New England vs. Buc sf Jacksejenrfn. p.m.

New York Giants at Houston. 8 pm. New York Jels al Kansas City. 6 pm. San Diego at Los Angeles Rams.

10 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix 10 30 m. Sunday. Aug. It Minnesota at Cleveland.

8 p.m. HOME TEAMS IN CAPITAL LETTERS. 199B UNIVERSAL PRESS SVNOICATE Mississippi Florida 000 000 0 11 000 Bll 2 2 Ann Leib 73: jimmie ruin Muriel Upton. Vickie Garrett. Lillian Cundiss 73: Ruth Hansen.

Romeyn Garnty Dee Lamb. Peggy Bass 75: Corinne Commns. Marian Beccue. Sue Peterson. Becky Watnen 75.

AT THE GOLF AND SEA CLUB APPOLLO BEACH MEN'S ASSOCIATION Weathers. 4 6 5 4 2 4 Brown 3 3 1 0 2 1 HBP McGough Iby Brown). 2:17. A 820 WINTER HAVEN 3. ST.

PETERSBURG HAVEN ab It bi ST. PETE lb I III Villibs 2b 3 111 Shvemn 2b 3 0 0 0 Deigado ss 3 0 0 0 Carter rf 3 0 10 hmbrano rf 2 0 0 1 Martinez dh 3 0 1 0 Noms 3b 3 0 0 1 Fedenco lb 2 0 10 Moore dh .3 0 0 0 Deloach ph 1000 Cluck cl 3 110 Cromer ss 3 0 0 0 Michael tb 1 0 0 Kindred II 3 0 0 0 Morrison II.IOOOGriercl 2000 Fagnant 3 0 0 0 Abreau 3b 2 0 0 0 Thomas 10 0 0 Total 21 1 I 1 Totals 23 I 3 The Maior periods last lor l't-2 hours there- Hence and Edwards: Connell and Pansi WP -r, Connell. LP Hence. South Charleston. W.Va 4.

Lewisburg, Ten. 1 Tennessee 020 001 3 3 I West Virginia 111 001 4' altfi The Minor Periods are ot somewhat shorter duration Oat Harold Oak 2: Bill Honadle even: Ken Miller even: Paul Nelepka even. Clan Ed Hub-belf 3 Dennis Ward -1 Ed Arrenhoiz 1. Class Ralph Lockard 3: Bill Pettis -1 One out when wirming rua scored OP-Clearwaler 2. LOB-Chartotte 5.

Clearwater 5 2B Robertson. 3B Waller. Morns. SB-Moms 17) S-Law. Woodruff.

CharkMte IP fl ER BB SO Arner 8 4 1118 Brown 17 5. ij 211 0 Clearwater IP ER BB SO Backs .84 11 4 Wiegandts 4 8 1 0 0 0 1.1 T-2 29 A-629 OUNEDIN 10. SARASOTA 1 FIRST 6AME SARASOTA at) I DUNEDIN a Ocas ss 4 0 2 0 Young II 3 2 0 0 Pledger cf 3 0 0 0 Cedeno ss 4 12 1 Payton dh 3 0 0,0 OeLaRosa rl 4 1 1 1 Tedder 16 2 0 oV Townley 4 12 1 Coleman 2b 3 0 0 0 Giannelli lb 3 12 3 Gontaiet rt 2 0 1 0 Beacom lb 10 0 0 Singley 3 111 Kent 2b '2110 Lukachyk II 3 0 0 0 Miller 2b 110 0 Roth 3b 2 0 0 0 Monton dh 3 0 10 Taveras ph 10 0 0 Thmpsn cf 1111 Provnce 3b 1111 Tolal 25 1 4 Totals 211011 Daughnty and Aldredge: Smith and Chambers. Cieek 14) 2B Chambers IWV). HR Daughnty" (Ti Mobile.

Ala. 2. Columbus. Ga. 1 120 000 0-3 SI Pelentwg A.M.

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Today" 1 25 7 35 1 45 805 Thursday 2 20 8 35 2 45 9 05 Friday 3 20 9 30 3:40 10 00 Saturday 4 15 10 30 4 40 10:50 Sunday 505 11:15 5:25 11:40 Monday 5 55 11:55 6:10 Tuesday 640 12:25 7:00 12:50 Georgia Alabama 000 001 1 4 000 02s 2 6 2 ASL Championship Volvo International AT NEW HAVEN. CONN. TUESDAY'S RESULTS Singles First Round Wally Masur (111. Australia, del. Michiel Smith and Pierce: Dnskell and Williams.

WP CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Dirskell and Williams: Smith and Pierce. HR -J, Preston i i Alexandria. 8. Chantllly. Va.

7 Schapers. Netherlands. 1-6. 6 3 6 1 Chrislo van Rensburg It6). South Africa.

Saturday. August IS Fort Lauderdale at Maryland Saturday. August 25 Maryland at Fort Lauderdale Saturday. September 22 APSL CfamMonMa Game det Magnus 2eile. Sweden.

6-4. 6-1. Virginia Louisiana 002 012 01- 7 7 1 022 002 02- 13 2 Sarasota PBA La Mode Classic 000 000 1- 1 002 800 X-1B Carlos Claverie. Mexico, det Chuck Adams. Pacilic Palisades.

Calif 4-6. 6-3. 7-6 (7-2) Todd Woodbndge. Australia, det. Thomas ASL Conference Winner vs.

WSL Corrfence Winner in Boston Hogstedl Sweden 61 60 AT GREEN BAY. WIS. TUESDAY'S FOURTH ROUND STANDINGS (26 GAMES) I Pele Weber. Florissant 6 1-1 6098 Brad Pearce Provo Utah. det.

Philio John Henry and Alley. Pierre and Armstead. WP Pierre: LP Henry 2B LaMay (V). HR Decker (V): Tolbert L) DIXIE YOUTH WORLD SERIES AT LAKELAND TUESDAY'S NIGHT'S UNESCORES Winhw Han 7, Virginia 4 son Tunnel Hill. 7-5 6 0 E-Ocasio Dabnet.

Young. Cedeno. Giannet-k DP-Sarasota 1. Dunedin 1 LOB Sarasota 7. Dunedin 6 2B-Gonzalez Kent HR Singley.

Giannelli SB Coleman. Provence. SF Thompson Provence. Sarasota IP ER BB SO Dabney 3'i 10 9 8 1 2 Smith 2i. 11 1 3 1 Durteeia IP ER BB SO WardW 7 4 114 9 WP -Smith PB-Singley T-2 22.

2 Oave Ferraro. Kingston NY. 5 3. 6000 3. David 0 vvjor Texas 3 5 5 942 4 Ron Williams Fort Worth Texas 3 4-1 5 931 5.

Dave Husied Milwauk. 6-2. 5.885. 6. Warren Nelson Fresno Calif 4-4.

5 881 Major Leagues nvn. wuw uw iuiibii 7 Douo Kent Canandaigua. 5 3 Virginia MONDAY'S LATE BOXES 000 103 4 4 1 700 000 1 4 4 Winter Have 5 860 Wayne Webb Beaumont. Texas. 4-4.

5857 9 Brian Voss. Boca Raton Fla 4-4 5.849 ANGELS 4. YANKEES 2 NEW YORK CALIFORNIA Winter Haven 1 LOB-Wimer Haven 6. St. Petersburg 3.

SB Chick. SF Villalobos. Winter Haven IP ER BB SO Burgo 5 2 0 0 13 Mosley 2 1 0 0 0 3 St. Petersburg IP Efl BB SO Pacheco t'l 2 3 3 5 2 Holtman 5'i 0 0 0 3 5 PB -Thomas 1:57. A 214.

Gulf Coast League Monday Results Indians 4 Red Sox 3 Dodgers 6 Royals 2 Asuos 9 Reds 2 Pirates 5 Expos 3 Yankees 4. Twins 2 Rangers at Mets. wet grounds Braves 9 White Sox 4 Tuesday' Retail Reds 7 Red Sox 6 Royals at Indians, rain Astros 0 Oodgers 0. 7 innings, tie Yankees at Expos, ram Pirates at Twins, ppd rain Braves al Rangers, ram Mets 2 White Sox 0 Today's Games Indians al Reds, noon Dodgers al Red Sox. noon Royals at Astros, noon Pirates at Yankees, noon I Mets at Braves, noon Twins al Expos, noon Rangers al While Sox.

noon GULF COAST LEAGUE GAME SITES Astros: Ktssimmee. Dodgers: Kissimmee: Indians: Cham 0 Lakes Park. Winter Haven: Royal: Baseball City Complex: Reds: Plant City Stadium: Red Sax: Chain 0 Lakes Park. Winter Haven: Braves: Pirate City Bradenton: Expos: Pirate City. Biadenton: Pirates: Pirate City.

Bradenton; Mets: Twin Lakes Park. Sarasota: Twin: Twin Lakes Park Sarasota Ranger: Port Charlotte: Yaakeet: Yankee Complex. Tampa. 10 Mike Edwards. Tulsa Okia 4-4.

5.823 11. SARASOTA S. DUNE0IN 3 SECOND GAME abrhbl abrhbi Kevin McGerr. Lincoln. Neb 5-3 5 811.

12. Ted Hannahs Zanesviiie Ohio. 5-3. 5.778. Lester Inge and FJomar (VI.

Morris. Shellield. Martmeau and Jordan WP none. LP none: 2B -Martingeau. Turley IWI.

North Carolina 2. Louisiana 1 SARASOTA ab 13 Jeff Liai. Sandusky. Ohio. 6 2 5.775 4 David Traber.

Woodstock. 4 4. 5.764. 15. Ocasto ss 4 2 Norm Carolina Louisiana 020 000 2 .0 8 010 OOX 1 1 Billy Hall.

Manon Ohio. 4-4. 5.755. 16. Sieve Wunderlich.

St Charles. Mo 6-2. 5.753 17. Roger Bowker. Ocala Fla 4-4.

5.748. 18. Sieve Jaros. Naperviile. 3-5.

5.669. Pledger cf Tedder It Chasey lb Paylon dh Gonzalez rl Kelly rl 4 0 0 0 Downing dh 4 110 Sax 2b 4 0 10 DHill 2b 5 0 2 0 Atorar it 4 0 3 1 COavts II 4 0 10 Hall dh 4 0 0 0 Venable If 110 0 Maas 1h 4 0 0 0 Winlield rl 3 12 1 JeBarlield rl 2 111 Parrish .4 0 2 1 Leynlt 3b 4 0 0 Stevens lb 3 0 10 Geren 3 0 0 0 DWMe cl 3 0 11 Ceronc pn 1 0 0 0 KAnderson 3b 4 0 1 0 Espinozass 2 110 Scholieldss 2 110 Mokes ph 10 0 0 Tolleson ss 0 0 0 0 Telata 33 2 7 2 Total 33 4 12 1 It DUNEDIN 2 1 Young II 2 1 0 Hallrn dh 1 0 Giannelli lb 1 1 DelaRosa rl 2 1 Monzon 0 0 Kent 2b 2 0 Provnce 3b 1 0 Thmpsn cf 0 0 Miller ss 11 4 Total ab 4 0-10 3 0 10 3 12 1 3 110 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 10 3 0 11 28 3 9 2 Jnhnsnn and A Johnson INI: NorcrosS. Biadiord IL) WP-Johnscm. Georgia 5. Arkansas 3 19 Chris Warren.

Dallas. 4-4. 5.631 20. Coleman 2b Lukachyk 3b 3 McGough 2 Arkansas Georgia 001 020 3 3 0 200 210 4 0 Billy OMikowski. Maine 3-4-1.

5.598. 21 Kiel Purvis Granger. Columbus. Ohio. 2-5-1.

and Rodoito Monacellr Veneiuela. 17. 5 597 23. Harry Sullins Aim Arbor. 2-6.

5.592. 24. Mark Fan, Chicago. 17. 5551 Totals 30( Verser Mills.

Twine. Harris and Mills IAI. Dor-mmy Jenkins and Woodall IG). WP Borminy. LP -Verser Sarasota Dunednl 111 201 0-6 000 12B 8-3 New York 801 BOB 0O1-2 110 BOB 201-4 California Tolleson Sax DP-New York 2.

Califor Texas 3. Lakeland nia 1 LOB New York 6 California 11 28-Win-tieid Hfl-JeBarlieid (16) SF-DWhile Teaas lakeland 018 002 3 3 2 BOO 000 1 1 Pledger Monzon. Brown DP Dunedin 1 LOB Sarasota 9. Dunedin 3. 2B -Chasey Hailoian Provence HR Giannelli.

SB Coleman. Giannelli. Thompson Sarasota IP ER BB SO Garcia 6 9 3 2 0 5 Galvan 1 0 0 0 0 1 IP ER BB SO New York TUESDAY BASEBALL National League NL Fined Owight Gooden. Darnrl Strawber Gray and Keller IT): Williams. Peicotl.

Applewhite Daws and Parry and Jerrett (L). WP Gray LP Williams. CaryL4 6 2 4 2 2 2 1 Cadaret 41-3 6 2 '2 3 6 Guetlerman 12 3 2 0 0 0 1 California ry Mackey Sasser and Tim Teutel New York Mets players, and Pal Combs Dennis Cook. Darren Dauiton and Jose OeJesus. Philadelphia Phillies players an undisclosed amount, tor their parts in a brawl between New York and the Philadelphia on August 9 McCaskillWSB 7 6 112 4 Harvey 14 2 1110 4 WP-Cary Umpires Home.

Hirschbeck: First. McCoy: Second. Phillips: Third. Cousins. Lendl Becker needed just 66 min utes to defeat Brian Garrow 6-2, 6-4.

Agassi, rated fourth in the world, took only 57 minutes to defeat Robert Seguso 6-2, 6-3. Becker advanced to a third-round matchup against Kevin Curren, who took a 6-4, 2-6, 7-5, victory over Kent Kinnear. Ninth-seeded Guy Forget of France was eliminated by Australia's Jason Stoltenberg 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. No. 11 Carl-Uwe Steeb of West Germany lost to Australia's Broderick Dyke 6-7, 6-4, 6-0.

Sweden's Peter Lundgren beat seventh-seeded Martin Jaite of Argentina 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 in a second-round match, while 16th-seeded Gary Muller of South Africa was a first-round loser to Mexico's Leonardo Lavalle 6-4, 6-4. Goodwill Games lost $44 million ATLANTA -r- Turner Broadcasting System Inc. said Tuesday it lost $44 million on the Goodwill Games, which caused the company to post a second-quarter loss of $8.3 million. The loss on the Goodwill Games "masked the better-than-planned performance of our ongoing operations," TBS chairman Ted Turner said in a statement. Turner said during the recent Goodwill Games in Seattle that the quadrennial international sporting event could lose $26 million, twice what had been projected.

The first Goodwill Games, in 1986, lost $26 million. Hialeah Park gets council support HIALEAH John Brunetti Sr. collected support for his Hialeah Park race track from the city council Tuesday night and pledged to stay in business as long as possible. "I ask you for your support," Brunetti said. "I will continue to fight for the life of the most magnificent racing plant in the country." Mayor Julio Martinez had expressed concerns that Brunetti had plans to turn the 62-year-old track into a shopping center or some other form of real estate development.

He asked if the city should find a way to take over the track to preserve it. But after Brunetti said he would continue to seek help from the state Legislature to get the racing dates Hialeah says it needs to survive, Martinez voiced his support. NCAA approves cash distribution OVERLAND PARK, Kan. The NCAA Executive Committee has approved broad recommendations for distributing $1 billion from the new CBS contract for the men's basketball tournament. The Executive Committee gave final approval in its meeting this week in Monterey, said Jim Marchiony of the NCAA staff.

The new CBS contract doubles the previous revenue from the tournament. Attorney criticizes NCAA drug plan SAN JOSE, Calif. An attorney for Stanford University told a state appeals court that the NCAA's drug-testing program makes as much sense as stopping all cars to see whether drivers are under the influence. Stanford senior counsel Debra Zumwalt told the 6th District Court of Appeal that the school was "not opposed to all drug-testing." But she called the NCAA plan "overboard and intrusive." Jailers: Fight manager faked illness PENSACOLA The man identified as the manager of an impostor who boxed Olympic silver medalist Roy Jones Jr. also faked an illness, say jailers who took away his oxygen bottle.

Elvis Belt, 56, of Oklahoma City has been in the Escambia County Jail since last Thursday in lieu of a $10,000 bond. He is charged with fraud for the July 14 boxing hoax in Pensacola, Jones' hometown. Belt told authorities he suffered from a respiratory ailment and needed supplementary oxygen around the clock. A medical examination last Friday revealed he had no need for oxygen. In other news: A measure requiring the Labor Department to set up health and safety standards for boxing would bring much-needed reform to the sport without driving fights to other countries, boxing officials told Congress.

At Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Orlando Cani-zales (26-1-1) kept his bantamweight title with a fifth-round knockout over Eddie Rangel (23-5-2). Giannelli sparks Dunedin DUNEDIN Ray Giannelli homered and had three RBI to lead Dunedin to a 10-1 Florida State League victory over Sarasota in the first game of a doubleheader. Sarasota won the nightcap, 6-3. In other games: At Clearwater, Daren Hays went 2-for-3 with a solo home run to lead Charlotte past the Phillies, 3-1, in the first game of a doubleheader. Clearwater earned a split with a 2-1 victory in the nightcap.

At St. Petersburg, Dale Burgo and 'Tony Mosley combined on a three-hitter as the Cardf-nals shut out Winter Haven, 3-0, in the second game of a doubleheader. The Red Sox won the first game, 2-1. Elsewhere BASEBALL: At Wichita, the Tampa Smokers lost to the Wichita Broncos in the second round of the 56th annual National Baseball Congress World Series. The Smokers face top-seeded Alaska tonight.

At Edmonton, Alberta, South Korea beat Taiwan 11-1 to qualify for the bronze medal game in the World Baseball Championship. BOWLING: At Green Bay, Pete Weber took a 98-pin lead (6,098 pins) after four rounds of the PBA La Mode Classic. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Optioned HlCky 2 58 A-2B387 ORIOLES 3. MARINERS 2 BALTIMORE SEATTLE Jordan. Iirst baseman to Scranton Wilkes-Barre.

Recalled Tommy Greene, pitcher, trom Scranlon Wilkes Bane abrhbl abrhbi SFinley rt 4 0 10 Reynolds 2b 3 0 0 0 BASKETBALL Nalkmal Basketball Association ORLANDO MAGIC-Signed Greg Kite, cen- Continental Basketball Association LA CROSSE CATBIRDS Named Tom Performances: Monday through Saturday. Matinees on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Location: 5400 Bradenton Road. Sarasota.

Results: 351-1308. Times: Night racing at 7:30. Matinees at 1 p.m. Devereaux cf 4 0 10 Briley rf 4 0 0 0 BAnderson II 2 10 0 Griffey cf 3 0 0 0 CRipken ss 4 12 1 ADavis dh 4 12 0 Tettlelon 2 0 0 0 POBnen 1b 4 0 0 0 Orsulak dh 4 0 10 Leonard If 3 0 0 0 Hoiles lb 3 10 1 EMamnet3b 4 12 1 MrKnignt lb 1 0 0 0 SBradley 4 0 0 0 Wontungton 3b 4 0 1 1 Vitguel ss 2 0 11 Gonzales 2b 3 0 0 0 Total 31 3 3 Totals 31 2 5 2 McGmnts director ot braodcasiing MEMPHIS KOCKEHS-Signed Ere Brown. lorward FOOTBALL National Football league HOUSTON OILERS-Waived David Arnold.

'x'l 4 Arline 8 Warlield TWELFTH RACE-516 Mile Gr 1 Foolish Pleasure 5 Tag's Dustyrhod 2 TK's Once Again 6 Omni Annie MaeK 3 Happy Nlcki 7 Carllon Boy 4 CR'i Rapid Style 8 Kalhy'i Kimberiy THIRTEENTH RACE-516 Mill Gr C' 1 Fabi 5 River Glory 2 Something Tart 6 Bob' Kenmore 3 Kenai's Survivor 7 Happy Dream 4 TK'i Sweelrelish 8 Wrigril Angela FOURTEENTH RACE-516 Mill Gr.k;. 1 Bob Sagan 5 Sherlock Bon; 2 Fanah Lea 6 River Sparkl. 3 Publicized 7 Zelly S', 4 BL Tonlo 8 Bryan Woll 111 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 4avi FIRST RACE-516 Mile Gr 6-!" 1 Wollgang 5 Scanmans Miracle 2 Forever Krysten 6 Seven Card OravJ 3 Bueno'i Deb 7 Wright Habile 'I 4 Ripley Fted 8 BZ's Delight SECOND RACE Mill Gr 0-1 EZ Trader 5 My Little Frill t'l'T comerback 100 200 000-3 000 016 001-2 Baltimore Seattle LOS ANGELES RAIDERS Signed Steve OP -Seattle 1 LOB-Ballimore 5 Seattle 6. ELEVENTH Gr 8 Time: 37.98 Book Club 5.80 3 00 3.20 1 Lucky Patrol 4.00 4.80 7 Fast Falco 3.40 2 Ouiniela 1-7 paid 34.80 Perlecla 1-7 paid 67.00 Trilecla 1-7-2 paid 136.00 Superlecla 1-7-2-5 paid 647.40 TWELFTH-516 Gr Time: 31.38 Will Challenge 5.00 3.20 2.80 1 Circus Slrongman 4.00 4.00 4 Sunny Cassia 3.80 5 Ouiniela 1-4 paid 20.60 Perlecla 1-4 paid 15.00 Trilecta 1-4-5 paid 206.00 PIC 6: 4-7-7-2-1-7-1-1 PIC 8(68) paid 151.50 Carryover Jackpot is 10.000 00 THIRTEENTH 516 Gr Tima: 31.14 Ran Revenge 12.40 7.20 2.80 6 CR Magic One 3 40 2.80 1 Bob's Alabama 3.00 5 Ouiniela 1-6 paid 14.40 Perlecla 6-1 paid 58.00 Trilecta 6-1-5 paid 162.80 FOURTEENTH- Gr A Time: 37.98 NT's Jim Toler 14.00 5.60 4.60 3 Bob Younger 4.40 2.60 5 My Little Biker 2.60 1 Ouiniela 3-5 paid 33.40 Perlecla 3-5 paid 35.60 Trilecla 3-5-1 paid 179.60 Superlecla 3-5-1-7 paid 1331.40 Attendance: 1.568 Handle 161.152 Smith luliback Waived Greg Gilbert, kneuacker. and Eric Mitchel defensive back.

Paul Chamberlm. Del Mar. del Tank Benhabiles France 6 3 3 6 6 2. Jim Pugh. Rancho Patos Verdes.

Calif del. Petr Korda ItOi Czechoslovakia. 3 6 6 4 6 1 Jim Grabb 1121. Tucson. Ariz del.

Gilad Bloom. Israel. 6 3 7-5 Johan Anderwson. Australia, det. Shane Barr.

Australia. 7 5 6-3 Lies Herrera. Mexico, det. Martin Strelba. Czechoslovakia 6 3.

6 3 Cnstiano Caralti. Italy, det. Tim Wilkison. Charlotte 6 4 6 2 Anders Jarryd. Sweden, del.

Dan Cassidy. Atlanta. 7-6 (12 101 57 6 1 Second Round Maltvai Washington. Swartz Creek. del Ivan Lendl II).

Czechoslovakia. 6 2 6-3. Double First Round Pal Cash and Wally Masur. Australia, del. Todd Nelson.

San Diego, and Bryan Shelton. Hunlsville Ala 6-4. 6-3. Charles Beckman. Louisville.

and Luke Jensen. Ludingion. Mich. 5). del Jimmy Arias.

Bultalo NY. and Eliot Teltscher Palos Verdes. Calif 6 2 6 3 Steve DeVnes Sulsun. Cain and David MacPherson. Australia, del Mark Woodforde and Todd Woodbndge Australia 7.

6 3 64 Brad Pearce Provo Utah, and Byron Talbot. South Africa, del Milan Sretber. Czechoslovakia, and Manus Barnard. South Africa. 4-6.

7 6 (97). 62 Michael Chang and Carl Chang. Placentia. Calif det Tommy Ho. Winter Haven, and Larry Scotl New York 6 3 6 0 Nick Brown.

Britain, and Scott Melville. San Manno. Calif det Andres Gomez. Ecuador, and Miguel largo 6 3. 7-6.

(7-4) Nicholas Pereira. Venezuela, and Derrick Rostagno. Pacific Palisades. det. Eric Amend Berkeley.

and Alphoso Mora. Venezuela 61. 7-6. 18-6). Paul Annacone.

Easl Hampton. N.Y.. and David Wheaton. Lake Mmnetonka. det Royce Deppe.

South Alnca. and Bret Garnett. Columbia. SC 6 2. 7 6 (7-3).

U.S. Hardcourts AT INDIANAPOLIS TUESDAY'S EARLY RESULTS Single First Round Richey Reneberg 114). Houston, del. Mark Kratzmann. Australia.

6-0. 6-3. Jakob Hlasek (131 Switzerland, del Joey Rnre West Palm Beach. 6 3 6 4 Jason Stoltenberg. Australia, del Guy Forget 9 France 4 6 6-3 6-2 Dane Cable).

Australia, del. Scot) Davit. Lane. 31. 64 12 Paul Wekesa.

Kenya, del. Jonathan Canter. Los Angeles. 6 4 6 4 Alexander Volkov. Soviet Union, del Olivier Deianre France.

4 6 6 4 6 0 Broderick Dyke. Australia, del. Carl-Uwe Steeb 1111 West Germany 67 16 8) 6-4. 6-0. Second Round Boris Becker Mi.

West Germany, del Brian Garrow. Los Altos Hills. Calif 6-2. 6-4 Peter Lundgren. Sweden, del.

Martin Jane 171. Argentina. 4-6. 6 3. 6 3 Andre Agassi 12).

Las Vegas, det. Robert Seguso. Sebring 6-2 6-3 Kevin Curren (15). Austin. Texas, del.

Kent Kinnear. Greenwood. Ind 6 4 2 6. 7 5 Shuzo Malsuoka. Japan, del Thierry Champion France.

2 6. 6 2 6 1 Virginia Slims Los Angeles AT MANHATTAN BEACH. CALIF. TUESDAY'S EARLY RESULTS Flrtl Round Laura Giidemeisier ill). Peru, del Alycia May Beverly Hills.

6 0. 6-1. Peanut Louie Harper. San Francisco, det. Grelchen Magers (121.

San Diego 6 4. 6-1. Anne Smith. Dallas del Donna Faber. Bra-demon.

6 2. 6 2 Renala Baranski Poland, det Eliss Burgin. Baltimore 6-3. 3 6. 6-2 Kalhy Rmaldr Amelia Island, del.

Nana Mi-yagi. Japan. 6 3. 7 6 17 4) Amanda Coelzer. South Africa, del.

Cecila Dahlman. Sweden. 6 3 6 1 Audra Keller. Memphis. del Patty Fendick.

Sacramento. 6-3. 1-1. retired. Rosalyn Faubank-Nideller.

San Diego, del MoniQue Javer. Hillsborough. 7-6 (7-3). 3-6. 7 6 (7 4 Second Roue Martina Naviatuova 111.

Aspen. del. Debbie Giaham. Fountain Valley. Calif 61 6-2.

Katenna Maieeva 15). Bulgaria, del. Dinky van Rensburg Greal Neck. 61. 61.

Mary Joe Fernandez (6) Miami, del. Ctau-dine Tolealoa. New Zealand 6 2 6-2 Amy Fraiier 9 Rochester Hills. del. Tami Whitlmger.

Neenab. Wis 7 5. 6 3 Stephanie Rehe. Oceanside. del Gigi Fernandez (15) Aspen.

6 3. 6 3. 28-CRipken. (Martinet SB SFinley (16) PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Waived Matt Franti. pfacekicker.

and Paul Sherman, offensive guard IP ER BB SO Baltimore san die go chahgehs Released J.J. McDonald WS0 82 3 4 2 2 3 3 OlsonS 27 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 Flanmqan running back TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Signed Kevin Seattle Murphy, linebacker, to a two-year contract Hotmail It 8 9 6 3 3 4 7 BK -Hoiman. Umpires Home. Merrill: HOCKEY National Hockey League DETROIT RED WINGS-Announced the re First Oenkinger. Second.

Shulock: Third. McClelland 2 42 A 21.233. tirement ot Bernte Federko. center. HARTFORD WHALERS Signed Yvon Com- 2 My Baby Baby 6 Monday' Child 3 Nanjo's Nail 7 Catol Shell veau tell wing, to a mulliyear con tract.

SOCCER Ma Soccer League FSL SECOND HALF STANDINGS WESTERN DIVISION BALfiMuHc blast signed nm wittman. midfielder, and Scoop Stanrsc. goalkeeper, to one-year contracts. I Pet. COLLEGE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL Named Dan Best alhielic trainer and Ray Burgess equipment manager Charlotte IRangersI 30 22 .577 Sarasota (White Soxl 26 27 .491 4W Clearwater iPhilliesi 24 28 .462 6 Dunedin IBlue Jays) 23 30 434 7i TODAY MATINEE ENTRIES AUBURN Announced that Brian Baumgart- St Pete furdinaisi ru ji ru ner center has left me basketball team and will transfer CENTRAL DIVISION BALL STATE -Announced the resignation ol iv Lakeland iTigersl 31 21 596 David Gehos mens assistant volleyball coach.

Named Joel Walton mens assistant volleyball coach Baseball City (Royals) 27 25 519 4 Osceola lAslrosi 24 26 480 6 Haven (Red Sox) 18 30 .375 11 DUOUESNE Named Jeffrey Yurko wom EASTERN DIVISION en volleyball coach Palm Bch lExpsI 36 16 692 -Vero Beach (Dodgers) 29 22 .567 6'i FERRIS STATE Named Bob Mancim head hockey coach. St Lucie (Melsl 27 22 551 7' FRANKLIN a. Marshall Named Jack Ft Lauderdale lYnks) 23 28 451 12'i Miracle (Ind I 20 29 408 14 'i a-l1e gam not included -Clinched tint bell Monday's Result Newell head baseball coach: Mary Mix women head volleyball coach: Bruce Oaveler assistant baseball coach. Sieve Coulson women assistant volleyball coach: Sue Arnold held hockey coach: Roqer Brubaker men soccer coach, and Mike McKonley mens assistant basketball coach. Announced the resignation ol GW Mix.

mens lacrosse and women soccer coach so he can become head lacrosse coach at Pennsylvania Charlotte at Clearwater, ram Sarasota al Ounedin. rain Winter Haven at St Petersburg, rain West Palm Beach at Baseball City. rain SI Lucie at Lakeland. 2. rain Osceola 4.

Fort Lauderdale 3. 8 innings, rain Vero Beach 2. Miracle 1. susp ram TUESDAY'S NIGHT RESULTS FIRST 516 Gr Time 31.24 CRs Bold One 20.40 7.60 5 60 6 Heroic Pursull 4.80 3.20 1 Dingy Swannie 3.80 2 fluiniela 1-6 paid 23.00 Petlecli 61 paid 57.40 Trilecla 6-1-2 paid 281 40 SECOND-Vi Gt: 0 Time: 38 48 Serious Racing 6.00 4.60 5 40 1 Cebo Black Suede 9.80 4 60 3 Abella Dillard 3.20 5 Ouiniela 1-3 paid 30.40 Perlecla 1-3 paid 93 60 Trilecla 1-3-5 paid 18340 Superlecla 1-3-5-1 paid 607.60 Daily Double 1-1 paid 35.00 THIR0-516 Gr: Time: 30.95 OavidLee 5.60 4.20 3.20 1 Wright Asia 7 60 4.00 2 River Rack 4.20 I Ouiniela 1-2 paid 13.80 Perlecla 1-2 paid 19.20 Trilecta 1-2-1 paid 78.00 FOURTH S16 Gr: THnt: 31.65 I'm Eve 16.20 8 40 4.40 7 Blue Butter 560 380 2 True Rhythm 4.20 Ouiniela 2 7 paid 50.20 Perlecla 7-2 paid 152.20 Trilecla 7-2-8 paid 459.80 Ouiniela Double 1-2 2-7 paid 334.20 FIFTH 516 Gr: Time: 31.52 Jay Cees Twiggy 17.40 7.80 5.0B 4 Rivet Gayle 3.20 2.80 5 TK's Ml. Molo 3.20 6 Ouiniela 4-5 paid 26.20 Perlecla 4 5 paid 75.20 Trilecla 4-5-8 paid 1554.60 SIXTH 516 Gr Time: 31.16 Bob's Guinn 6.20 5.20 2.60 7 AroHirdtry 6.40 2.10 2 Arcadia Bocelus 2.20 1 Ouiniela 2-7 paid 27.60 Perlecla 7-2 paid 22 80 Trilecla 7-2-1 paid 111.00 SEVENTH-S16 Gr: A Time: 30.94 Cebo Rambles 22.40 7 80 27 60 7 Wright Char 5.46 5.60 6 Tike II Jake 11.00.4 Ouiniela 6-7 paid 69.20 Perlecla 7 6 paid 345.20 Trilecla 7-6-4 paid 1438.20 Superlecla 7-6-4-6 paid 2532.50 EIGHTH- Gr: Time: 38.10 My Fan Dana 8.00 7.20 3.80 2 Brindle Bomb 3.00 3.80 4 KunlaCanDo 4.00 1 Ouiniela 2-4 paid 22.60 Perlecla 2 4 paid 88.00 Trilecla 2-4-1 paid 1 111.20 NINTH 516 Gr: Time: 31.44 Nicky Lee 4.40 3.20 2.60 1 KY's Plum Puddin 6.80 4.20 3 River Sandra 5 00 4 Ouiniela 1-3 paid 31.60 Perlecla 13 paid 117.40 Trilecla 1-3-4 paid 430.60 TENTH-516 Gr: Tlmt: 31.20 JB sDovs 5.20 3 80 3.00 7 Truly Oneolakind 7.40 3.40 6 Demon Debt 4 00 2 Ouiniela 6-7 paid 22.00 Perlecla 7-6 paid 92.00 Trilecla 7-6-2 paid 473.40 Ouiniela Double 1-3 6-7 paid 568.80 PITTSBURGH Named Mark Jackson base ball coach SLIPPFRY ROCK-Named An Bernardi Wall Tuesday Results Evans and Ricky Porter assistant looiball coaches STANFORD Named Wieslaw Kuida mens crew coach TENNESSEE Announced that Oebbie Scott.

4 Midland Misty 8 Magna Spero THIRD RACE-516 Mill Gr 1 Nanjo's Tabalha 5 Sonny Colour 2 Happy Husker 6 Cebo Shady lady 3 Brunch 7 Bob Waterloo 'Z 4 Gertrude Gum 8 Oprah Baby FOURTH RACE-38 Mill Gr 0 l' 1 Conventional 5 Twilite Teaser 2 Omni Apocalypse 6 Little 0 Mini 3 Gallant Hillary 7 CR Freestyle 4 Husker Alison 8 Sobriety FIFTH RACE-516 Mill Gr 1 Sassy Rumor 5 Wright Deed 2 Almost 6 County Crulsi 3 Audrey Shaw 7 Imaeasy 4 City Electric 8 Buager SIXTH RACE- Mile Gr i 1 Bulk's Spice 5 Fourth Wish 2 Wright Fan 6 Bully Bruiser 3 Ima fliol 7 Oakley Trouble 4 Harvard Grad 8 MC Axle Rod SEVENTH RACE-516 Mile Gt: A 1 City Hardhat 5 Journeyman 2 Delawan Chlel 6 Bob's Comrade 3 Viv a Unicorn 7 Flake 4 Cash Prize 8 Vilander EIGHTH RACE-H Mill Gr 1 Nanjo's David 5 Lotto lady 2 Kiev Laroux 6 Splilz i-f 3 Sunday Silence 7 It's Relaliv 1 4 Shelby Boot 6 Valot Charm NINTH RACE 716 Mill Gr D- 1 Atwood Voice 5 Camelol Keeper 2 Anothet Dream 6 Too Many Puns 3 Bow Buttons 7 TT'S SltihnV 4 Tilo Chule Supra Sonic rT TENTH RACE tt Mill Gr 1 Megarii 5 Oh My Troubles 2 Couger BluH 6 Cllckl Chicxl SBob'tMindy 7 Fire Out Fast 4 TK'i Hazel Heard 6 Precision On lea' ELEVENTH RACE-516 Mill Gr: A 1 ZZ's lago 5 Economic Vacumm-T 2 Crafty Catuso 6 Bob Buzzagin I 3 Kalsu Delusion 7 Capoti 4 Soclely Honey 8 Nips Penny TWELFTH RACE Mill Gr 1 Simple Delivery 5 Stat Scoop 'f 2 Sad Batbara 6 Bob Tempo 3 Midland Sylvia 7 Dakota Twister 4 Joe Judkini 8 Royalty's Betl THIRTEENTH RACE- Mile Gr: 1 Just Chanlilly 5 Circus Bargain 2 Wrighl Canteen 6 Ben Knea 3 Classical Storm 7 SC On My Way 4 Plain Buick Jansue Timmy" KY r' FOURTEENTH RACE- Mile Gr A 1 CR'i Power Om 5 Sumbrella 2 Slteakln In 6 Devil 01 A Time 3 RRH't Rich 7 Caro Riley 4 Baby Shaki 8 Cebo Toymaker forward, and Melissa Smith center have left the women basketball team Smith will transfer to Northwestern Scott is undecided Dunedin 10. Sarasota 1. 1st game Sarasota 6. Dunedin 3. 2nd game Charlotte 3.

Clearwater 1 Baseball City 2 West Palm Beach 1. 1st game West Palm Beach 3. Baseball City 0. 2nd game St Lucie al Lakeland, late Wmier Haven 2. St Petersburg 1.

1st game Winter Haven 3. Si Petersburg 2. 2nd game Osceola 4. Fort Lauderdale 3. completed game Fort Lauderdale 4.

Osceola 3. 2nd game Miracle 3. Vero Beach 2. 8 innings UC SAN DIEGO-Named Oouglas Boyd FIRST RACE 516 Mile Gr 8 1 Bob Kitty 5 Rost Leave 2 Wrigltl Elon 6 Your Dilemma 3 Latata Wardanci 7 Cebo Irisharrow 4 Nel Betty 6 Slgna SECOND RACE 516 Mile Gr 0 1 Petted Tan 5 Finfur 2 Tag Windwalker 6 Backhauler 3 Charley Hannah 7 Wright Airloom 4 Regalized 6 Plant Forman THIRD RACE 516 Mile Gr: 1 City Apple 5 Townhouse 2 Eli 6 Sailor Adrilt 3 Wright Ellen 7 I'm Avis 4 Brave Mlnnii I fi's Special Jet FOURTH RACE 516 Mile Gr: 0 1 Muamiied Power 5 Lucky Fury 2 CR Gambler 6 Gopher What No 3 River Hawker 7 Ban Feet 4 Fin At Will I Betty Cook FIFTH RACE-516 Mill Gr 1 Husker Cord 5 Rila'i Fashion 2 Nanjo 'i Jean 6 Lodestar 3 River Sheba 7 Terrily 4 Bob's Luting 6 Homespun Teddy SIXTH RACE-516 Mill Gr 1 Manatee Goldie 5 Burk Bandit 2 Flashy Frank 6 Gulch Day 3 Fonda Rota 7 Bitii 4 CR Mullin 6 Gypsy Czar SEVENTH RACE 516 Mill Gr A 1 Keyboard Erwin 5 City Atom 2 Alexis lora 6 Wright Bye 3 Bob's Trinity 7 Simplee Bin 4 Color War 6 SJ Unicorn EIGHTH RACE-516 Mile Gr: 1 TT'i Judy 5 Odd Oscar 2 My Kinda Woman 6 Grinning Peanut 3 Coiy Luv 7 Shocker M. 4 Go Romeo Lea'i Pel NINTH RACE-516 Mill Gr 1 Black Marlha 5 Kino Solomon 2 Wright Cheerful 6 Something Alrita 3 Bob Banket 7 Crying Doll 4 0B Blue Fever 6 Lucy Red TENTH RACE-516 Mill Gr 8 1 lady Chablls 5 Festive Kill 2 fl Ricky Sport 6 TK'i Irish Ami 3 Indefinitely 7 JeHro 4 Decisive Oan 6 Barry Cliff ELEVENTH RACE-516 Mil Gr 1 Wright Estate 6 Fin Mi Too i Red Foxy Eckert 6 Tag'i Challenger 3 Jena's Song 7 River Violet men and women head swimming and diving coach Melissa Jarrell women head Softball coach and Alison ReH) men and women fencing coach Tsday a Games WfST CHESTER Named Kendall Walkes head soccer coach.

Miami at Charlotte. 7 p.m. Fort laudeidale at Sarasota. 7 m. Osceola at Baseball City.

7 pm. Lakeland at Winter Haven. 7 p.m. Clearwater al St Lucie SI Petersburg at Vero Beach Dunedin al West Palm Beach NFL Exhibition AMERICAN CONFERENCE EAST Fight schedule Today At the Raidamnern. Bangkok.

Thailand. Fan- TUESDAY'S BOX SCORES CHARLOTTE 3. CLEARWATER 1 FIRST GAME Lan Lookingkwan. Thailand, vs Eric Chavez, Philippines. 12.

lor Lookingkwan IBF mini tlvweiohl CHARLOTTE ab tl hi CLEARW'R II lU Frye 2b 4 0 11 Blown II 4 110 line Aug. 16 AI Cooper Stadium. Columbus. Ohio. Mike Johnson Ann Arbor, vs Timmy Burgess, Brooklyn 15.

lor the vacant IBC umor welterweight title At the Sheraton Boston. Steve Collins Pet. PF PA NY Jets 1 0 0 1 000 17 6 Bullaio 0 1 0 000 6 20 Indianapolis 0 1 0 000 7 16 Miami 0 1 I IB New England 0 1 0 000 14 30 CENTRAL Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1000 30 14 Cleveland 1 1 0 500 25 23 Cincinnati 0 1 0 000 17 30 Houston 0 1 0 000 10 34 WEST Denver 2 0 0 1 000 26 14 LA Raiders 1 1 0 500 33 30 Seattle 1 1 0 500 41 19 San Diego 1 0 0 1 000 28 16 Kansas City 0 1 0 000 3 19 Moms rl 5 0 11 Urnon rl 4 0 0 1 Ttueadgill cl 4 0 1 0 Woodruff cf 4 0 10 Peel dh 5 0 0 0 Trevmo lb 4 0 0 0 Samson 3b 3 0 0 0 Waller 3b 4 0 10 Nielhmr lb 3 0 10 Cmmngs dh 4 0 1 0 DUer ph 1 0 0 0 Robrtsn 2b 2 0 0 0 Conk lb 0 0 0 0 Rosaro 3 0 0 0 Hays II 3 12 1 Millette ss 3 0 10 Swain II 10 0 0 Sable ss 3 13 0 Crespo 1110 Totals 33 3 II 3 Total 32 1 I 1 Brockton Mass. vs Fermm Chmno. New York.

10 middles Aug. 17 At Bally Las Vegas, Donald Currv. Fort Worth, Texas, vs Jose Duran Martinet. Puerto Ri co. 10 middles.

Ralael Rueias. Van Nuys. Calif vs Job Wallers. Long Beach. New York.

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