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Cos Angeles Sfanee Friday, September 11, 1981 Part III 1 9 Sockers Meet Sting in NASL Semifinal The Day in Spxnrts Results, Facts, Figures By MATT MITCHELL, Times Staff Writer Golf High School Football Basoball Standings SAN DIEGO For the past two years, the upstart San Diego Sockers knocked out the favored Chicago Sting from the North American Soccer League playoffs. Saturday night, they'll be out to do the same thing for a third time. Chicago, on three goals in the final 10 minutes, gained the semi-final berth against the Sockers with a 4-2 win over Montreal Thursday night. The Sockers had advanced Wednesday night with a 3-1 decision over Jacksonville as both series went to the third game of a best-of-three series. It's the third year in a row the Sockers have reached the semis.

In their first two trips they lost in tie-breaking games each time to just miss the Soccer Bowl. Chicago, with a 23-9 regular season record, was the champion of the Central Division while the Sockers finished with a 21-11 mark to win the Western Division. The Sting will have the home field advantage, which they'll welcome since San Diego is 18-2 at home this year. One of those losses, however, came on a disputed 1-0 contest with Chicago. The other semi-final round, also a best-of-three series, matches the Cosmos and Ft.

Lauderdale. The Sockers' first game, to be played at San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium, will begin at 7 p.m. to accommodate a national telecast on the cable sports network, ESPN. Sockers officials indicated thurs-day the game may be blacked out in San Diego. The series will shift to Chicago for a Wednesday night game and if a third meeting is necessary, it will be Monday, Sept.

21 just five days before Soccer Bowl '81 in Toronto. The Sockers will be without 23-goal scorer Mike Stojanovic again, but Stojan-ovic gained two league honors Thursday. The burly forward, who is suffering from a broken jaw, was named the North American player of the year, an award that includes only citizens of the United States and Canada. And Stojanovic joined goalkeeper Volkmar Gross, defender Nico Rohmann and midfielder Julie Veee on the third team all-star club voted by the NASL players. JOINER: 4 Yeats Later, He Still Hasn't Retired Today's Schedule NONLEAGUE PakM Verdes at Culver City.

EIGHT-MAN Victor Valley Christian at California Lutheran. Tonlght'e Sohedule NONLEAGUE Bishop Amat at West Torrance; Bishop Montgomery at Plus Servile vs. Edgewood at West Covins HS; St. Paul vs. Redlsnds at U.

Redlands; Beaumont at Eagle Mountain; Orange Lutheran vs. Marshall Fundamental at Pasadena City College; Eisenhower at Charley; Claremont vs. Riverside Poly at UC Riverside; Royal Oak vs. Glendora at Citrus College; Pomona at Artesia; Indio at Upland; Pasadena at Damien; KPCC-FM 98. 7:30 p.m.

Centennial at Dominguez; Edison vs. El Dorado at Valencia HS, KWVE-FM 108. 7:30 p.m.; Simi Valley at North Torrance; Rolling Hills at Mary Star; Torrance at Hawthorne; Lennox vs. Sale-sun at Roosevelt HS; Serra at Morning-side; El Modene vs. Loere et Glover Field; Valencia at Orange; Santa Ana Valley vs.

Fountain Valley at Orange Coest College. Mission Viefo at Tustin; Santa Ana at Costa Meaa; Buena at Camarillo; Lompoc vs. Dos Pueblos at UC Santa Barbara; Santa Maria at Santa Barbara; Inglewood at San Marcoa; Rio Mesa at Ventura; Arroyo Grande et Hueneme; Antelope Valley at Oxnard; Garey at Fontana; Pacific va. Arlington at Ramona HS; Palm Springs at San Gorgonio: Aquinas vs. Bloomington at Colton HS; Twentynine Palms at Banning; Loyola vs.

Ganesha at Chaffey College; Burbenk at St. Francis; Downey et St. John Bosco; Douglas (Nevada) at Bishop; Fillmore at Mojave; St. Bonaventure vs. Paraclete at Antelope Valley College; Te-hachapi at Rosamond; Boron at Desert; Kern Valley at Trona; Kofa (Ariz.) at Brew-lev Central at Yuma Coachella Valley at Perris; Palo Verde et Calexico; Esperanza vs.

Sunny Hills at Buena Park HS; Ocean View va. Pacifica at Boise Grande HS; Burroughs (Burbank) at Canyon (Saugus); Buena Park vs. Saddleback at Santa Ana Bowl; Warren at La Habra; Glenn vs. Troy at Fullerton HS; Agoura vs. Newbury Park at Thousand Oaks HS; Nordhoff at Carpinteria; Santa Paula at Moorpark; Westminster vs.

La Quinta at Garden Grove HS; Burroughs (Ridgecrest) at Barstow; Palmdale at Victor Valley; Royal vs. Hert et College of the Canyons; Bonita at Ontario Christian; Montclair at Charter Oak. Ontario va. San Dimaa at Bonita HS; Rubidoux va. Norte Vista atRlverside City College: King City at Atascadero; Bishop Diego at Morro Bay; St.

Joseph at Sen Luis Obispo; Paso Roblea at Gonzales; Chaminade at Alemany; Hemet va. St. Genevieve at Birmingham HS: El Monte at La Puente; Keppel et Sen Merino; Sen Gabriel at Rosemead; Bassett at Cantwell; Sierra Vsita at Pioneer: Lynwood at Compton: Cerritos vs. Cabrillo at Lompoc HS: Re-dondo at Aviation; Miraleste at Mira Costa; Bell-Jeff at Brethren; Oak Park at Valley Christien; Kennedy at Weatern; Alham-bra at South Hills; Arcadia at South Pasadena; La Canada va. Crescents Valley at Glendele HS; Bell Gardens et Montebello; Apple Valley at Rim of the World.

Moreno Valley et Cejon; Norco at San Bernardino; El Rancho vs. Whittier at California HS: La Mirada at Gahr; Corona del Mar at Huntington Beech; Capistrano Valley va. El Toro at Mission Viejo HS: Laguna Hills at Irvine; Newport Harbor va. Marina at Westminster HS; La Serna at Los Altos; West Covins at Temple City; San Clemente et Fallbrook; University at Norwalk; Needles at Mohave (Ariz.) EIGHT-MAN Owens Valley at Cuya-ma; Valley Christian vs. Rio Hondo Prep at Santa Maria HS; El Paso da Robles at Coast Union; Mssada at Maricopa; Valley Christian Heritage at La Jolla Country Day.

Mark O'Meare 36-3470 Tommy Valentine 36-3570 Bill Calfee 35-3570 Bruce Douglass 34-3670 George Burns 33-3770 Dave Hill 36-3470 Joe Inman 35-3670 Jim Simons 34-3670 Roger Calvin 36-3570 Victor Tortonici 36-3470 Jim Barber 36-3570 Tom Inskeep 36-3570 Morris Hstslsky 34-3670 Bill Britton 33-3770 Howard Twitty 36-3570 David Edwards 37-3370 Bobby Cole 37-3370 Payne Stewart 36-3470 Jon Chaffee 36-3671 Bobby Wadkins 36-3571 Mike Gove 36-3671 Artie McNickle 35-3671 Gil Morgan 36-3571 MarkMcCumber 35-3671 Jay Haas 38-3371 Miller Barber 36-3571 Skeeter Heath 36-3671 aBrad Faxon 36-3571 Tom Storey 37-3471 Mike McCullough 36-3671 Brad Bryant 37-3471 Terry Diehl 36-3571 Chi Chi Rodrigue 37-3471 John Mahaffey 34-3771 Joey Sindelar 36-3571 DonPooley 37-3471 JimNelford 38-3472 Mike Donald 37-3572 Al Geiberger 36-3672 Mike Smith 37-3672 Fuzzy Zoeller 36-3672 Vic Regalado 37-3572 Grier Jones ...1 36-3672 Ed Sneed 35-3772 Mike Reid 36-3672 Barry Jaeckel 35-3772 Tom Woodard 37-3572 PatLindsey 36-3672 Gary McCord 35-3772 Woody Blackburn 36-3672 BudAllin 34-3872 Rod Curl 38-3472 Dave Eichelberger 35-3772 John Cook 36-3672 Wayne Levi 36-3672 Ed Dougherty 37-3672 Mike Peck 35-3772 Charlie Gibson 35-3772 David Eger 35-3772 Othore Included: Andy North 35-3873 Lee Trevino 38-3573 Jet Ozaki 35-3873 George Archer 38-3674 Ken Harrelson 35-3974 Lennie Clements 34-4074 Curtis Sifford 39-3676 Larry Nelson 37-3976 Dave Stockton 36-4177 Tim Norris 39-3877 Mark Pfeil 40-3777 Forrest Fezler 38-4078 John Adams Withdrew a Amateur 8120.000 TOURNAMENT At Edinburgh. Scotland 18-Hoie Leadere 67 Mark McNulty (South Alrica). 68 John Blend (South Africa); Brian Waites (Britain); Willie Milne (Britain). Others included: 69 Hugh Baiocchi (South Africa). 70 Jose Maria Canizares (Spain).

7 1 Manuel Pinero (Spain); Florentine Molina (Argentina). 74 Severiano Ballesteros (Spain). 76 David Graham (Australia). 1174.000 TOURNAMENT At Huai, Japan 18-Hole Leaders 66 Graham Marsh (Australia); Masa-hiro Kuramoto (Japan). Others included: 67 David Ishli.

68 Bill Rogers. WOMEN'S SOCAL ASSN. Team Play DIVISION ONE GROUP 1 Las Poses 162, Stockdale 126; North Ranch 147, Bakersfield 141. GROUP 2 San Luis Obispo 14414, Santa Maria 143Vi; Village 150, Montecito 13714. GROUP 3 Antelope Valley 160V4.

La Cumbre 127)4. DIVISION TWO GROUP 2 Los Angeles 146, Annan-dele 142. GROUP 3 El Caballero 16311 San Gabriel 12414. DIVISION THREE GROUP 1 Glendora 150, Arrowhead 138. GROUP 2 Hacienda 155, Canyon Crest 133; Red Hill 16714, South Hills 120V4.

GROUP 3 Via Verde 14714, Yor-ba Linda 14014. GROUP 4 El Niguel 152, Irvine 136; Alta Vista 145, Mission Viejo 143. DIVISION FOUR GROUP 1 Big Canyon 150. Old Ranch 138; Santa Ana 14414. California 143V4.

GROUP 2 Candlewood 166, Palos Verdes 122. GROUP 3 La Jolla 182V4. Stoneridge 105V4; Rancho Bernardo 165, Stardust 123. Continued from First Page mance this year, I'll decide what I'll do next year. I have to decide how much my skills have deteriorated." Cleveland's defensive backs found they were betting into a straight flush Monday night.

Joiner yawned and characterized his performance as "a little sluggish." After all, an old guy takes a few games to get going. "You can't play 13 years and not lose something," he insisted. "It's a very physically and mentally demanding sport. That was a tiring game the other night, and the soggy field made my legs heavy." That accounted, presumably, for the fact that he only gained 143 yards on four receptions in the third period. Dallas' Danny White passed for 145 in an entire GAME Sunday and rates second among the NFC passers.

One of Joiner's receptions was a 51-yarder on the first play following a Cleveland touchdown. The score was 27-14 at the time, and most of the 78,904 partisan fans had one foot in the stadium and one foot in the car. They were a bit reticent to leave because of the Browns' Cardiac Kid comebacks. That play led to a rather swift Charger touchdown, and sent the multitudes home. "We wanted to keep the momentum," Joiner said, "and keep that crowd quiet.

You can't let up. Not in the NFL." Dan Fouts had three receivers down-field on the play. It clicked with such precision drop back, cock the arm, fire and catch that it looked as if Fouts had Joiner in mind all the way. That was not the case. "It's up to me to find out which guy is open," Fouts said, "and Charlie was in the perfect spot at the right time." These are men who have played together since Joiner came to the Chargers as a rather unheralded journeyman in 1976.

Fouts was a young quarterback with a struggling team. They have grown together, and the team has flourished. "We know exactly what we want to do," Fouts said. "As the play is unfolding, 95 of the time he knows where I expect him to be and I know where he's going to be. That just comes from playing togeth-er.

And it is not as easy as it sounds. Fouts could be keying on the strong safety and Joiner on the cornerback and free safety. They work on different parts of the puzzle, but they have been doing it together for so long that they come up with the right picture. "We don't look at the same things," Joiner said, "but we see the same things." Fouts is constantly amazed by his colleague. "I don't know why he's so much better than he was when I first saw him," Fouts said, "but he is.

I've never seen him better." Joiner suggests one primary factor he continues to be successful. His knees are well now, and knees must be well if one is going to dart through defensive secondaries with the youthful abandon to match his ageless guile. "If I have a real hard day with a lot of running," he said, "I'll ice them down. But I'm not having any problems with them." He might have been tempted to knock on wood, but that is not his style. Hard work is his style.

And maybe that is really his secret. "I go out during the week and work as hard as I can," he said. "I try to practice the same way I play. Games come a little easier that way." "He's always doing something," Zam-pese said. "I love to see the young guys watch Charlie Joiner.

He runs his routes' very hard in practice, even when he's running the other team's plays for the defense. Some guys let up then, but not Charlie. He's in better shape than anybody." Zampese is the man who coaches wide receivers, and he chuckled when asked what Joiner is like during the meetings. "There aren't too many things I can talk about," Zampese said, "that Charlie doesn't already know." Indeed, Charlie Joiner is a serious man who very much enjoys the mental part of his game. He is very congenial without being happy-go-lucky, or given to emotional highs and lows.

He walks through crowds almost as unobtrusively as he slips through defensive secondaries. "I've always been a very shy person," he said. "I'm the person at a party who sits and listens or stands and watches." He is more likely to be caught at a party back home in Houston than in San Diego. "They love Earl Campbell in Houston," he said, "but the fans there would like more versatility. They're always asking me if we would trade Fouts for Kenny Stabler or if they could trade for John Jefferson or Kellen Winslow.

I say, 'Are you crazy? Those are the main characters in our big act out Those guys when Jefferson is playing, of course and another gent named Charlie Joiner. Whisper that, though, because Joiner wants the opposition to think he's retired. Or at least should be. CIF NONLEAGUE Mater Dei 16. ColtonO Crespi 22, Westlake 18 Los Alamitos 23, Lot Amigos 9 Walnuts, Alta Lome 2 Canyon (Anaheim) 7, Garden Grove 0 Bellflower 26, Rancho Alamitos 13 Mulr 9, Verbum Dei 7 Fullerton 32, Anaheim 26 Mayfair 14, Savanna 7 Hoover 16, Calabasas 6 Ramona 24, Corona 0 Aiusa 16, Mountain View 14 Major Leaders (Including Garnet of Sept.

10) NATIONAL LEAGUE RUNS Schmidt (Phi), 64; Collins (Cin), 69; Dawson (Mon), 56; Rose (Phi), 66; Raines (Mon), 65. HIT8 Rose (Phi), 1 16; Buckner (Chi), 105; Concepcion (Cin), 103; Baker (LA), 101. DOUBLES Jones (SD), 29; Buckner (Chi), 26; Concepcion (Cin), 25; Hernandez (StU, 21; Chambliss (Atl), 21; Howe TRIPLES Richards (SD), 11; Reynolds (Hou), Moreno (Pit). Herr (StU, Templeton (StU. Herndon (SF).

Wilson (NY), 7. STOLEN BASE 8 Raines (Mon), 68; Moreno (Pit), 32; Scott (Mon). 27; Durham (Chi). 25; Collins (Cin). 25; Dawson (Mon), 25.

PITCHING (8 decisional Seaver (Cin), 11-2. .846, 2.60; Camp (Atl). 8-2, .800, 1.67; Rhoden (Pit), 8-2. .800. 3.88; Carlton (Phi).

1 1-3, .786. 2.42; Valenzuela (LAI. 12-4, .750, 2.37; Reuss (LA), 8-3, .727, 2.36; Hume (Cin), 8-3, .727. 3.29; Knepper (Hou). 7-3, .700, 1.84.

8TRIKEOUT8 Valenzuela (LA), 152; Carlton (Phi), 128; Soto (Cin), 116; Ryan (Hou), 10R; Sutton (Hou), 83. AMERICAN LEAOUE RUNS Henderson (Oak), 75; Evans (Bos), 62; Cooper (Mil), 67; Bumbry (Ball, HITS Henderson (Oak). 116; Oliver (Tex). 110; Lansford (Bos), 107; Paciorek (Sea). 107; Burleson (Call, 105.

DOUBLE8 Cooper (Mil), 26; Paciorek ISea), 24; Oliver (Tex), 24; Hatcher (Mini, 22; Armas (Oak), 21; Winlield (NY), 21. TRIPLE8 Baines (Chi), Castino (Mini, Lemon (Chi), Griflin (Tor), Mumphrey (NY), Henderson (Oek), GBrett(KC), Wilson (KC), 5. STOLEN BASES Henderson (Oak), 44; Cruz (Sea), 40; LeFlore (Chi), 26; Di-lone(Cle), 24; Wilson (KC), 22. PITCHING (8 decislone) Clear (Bos), 8-1, .889, 3.19; Torrez (Bos), 8-2, .800, 3.97; Guidry (NY), 10-3, .769, 2.80; McGregor (Ball, 10-3, .769, 3.54; Morris (Del), 12-4. .750, 2.88; D.

Martinez (Bal), 11-4, .733, 3.21; Vuckovich (Mill, 11-4. .733. 3.79; Burns (Chi), 8-3, .727, 2.46. 8TRIKEOUT8 Blyleven (Cle). 105; Barker (Cle).

103; Leonard (KC), 87; Guidry (NYI, 84; Burns (Chi), 8 1 Swimming EUROPE AN CHAMPIONSHIPS At Split, Yugoslavia Man 400 FREESTYLE 1. B. Petric (Yugoslavia), 2. Salnikov (USSR), 3. D.

Petric (Yugoslavia), 4. Borgstrom (Sweden), 5. Nagy (Hungary), 6. Astbury (Britain), 3:55.93. 100 BACKSTROKE 1.

Wladar (Hungary), 56.72; 2. Shemetov (USSR), 66.75; 3. Kuznetsov (USSR), 66.90; 4. Richter (East Germany), 66I92; 5. Soderlund (Sweden), 58.10.

Woman 200 BRE ASTSTROKE 1 Geweniger (EG), 2:32.41: 2. Belokon (USSR), 3. Dziedzic (Poland). 4. Bogomikwa (Bulgaria).

5. Buzel-ite (USSR), 2:37.50. 100 BACKSTROKE 1. Kleber (EG). 2.

Polit (EG); 3. Bunaciu (Romania), 4. Gorchakova (USSR), 1:03.86: 5. De Rover (Netherlands). 1:04.23.

Synchronized Swimming SOLO 1. Wilson (Britain), 176.017 points; 2. Worisch (Australia), 167.684; 3. Engelen (Netherlands), 166.767. Water Polo West Germany 11, Romania 10 (West Germany is 5-0-1 overall) USSR 9, Italy 8 Roller Skating WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS At Nelson.

N.Z. WOMEN'S FIGURE SKATING 1. Pe-tra Ernert (West Germany); 2. Anna Con-klin (Bakersfield); 3. Rosa Maria Pey (Spain).

Soccer WORLD CUP QUALIFYING Group 4 At Oslo Norway 2, England 1 College Soccer CS Dominguez Hills 2. CS Humboldt 0 Today in Sports Baseball Texas vs. California, Anaheim Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Horse Racing Appaloosa, quarter horses and thoroughbreds, L.A. County Fairgrounds, Pomona, first post 12:30 p.m.; Harness horses.

Hollywood Park, first post 7:30 p.m. Motorcycle Racing Speedway cycles. Orange County Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Wrestling Sports Arena. 8 p.m.

Auto Racing Super midgets. Ascot Park, 8 p.m. Bicycle Racing Encino Velodrome, 8 p.m. Horee Show California Saddle Horse Futurity, L.A. County Fairgrounds, 1 p.m.

and 7:30 p.m. Water Polo Pepperdine tournament, games at 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. RADIO-TELE VI8ION Horaa Racing 6:46 p.m. Pomona feature race, KIEV 870.

Baseball 4:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Cincinnati. Ch. 11, KABC 790, KTNQ 1020. 4:30 p.m.

San Diego at Atlanta, KFMB 760. 7:30 p.m. Texas at California, 8, KMPC710. Tannic 2 p.m. U.S.

Open, Ch. 2. (delayed). Selected CablePay Events 11:36 a.m. Baseball.

Montreal vs. Chicago. Chicago superste-tion. 4:36 p.m. San Diego vs.

Atlanta. Atlanta superstation, 6:30 p.m. Baseball. New York1 vs. St.

Louis, New York superstation. 6:30 p.m. Boxing from' Madison Square Garden, USA. 300.000 TOURNAMENT At Sutton, Masa. IB-Hole Leadere Lanny Wadkina 33-3368 Steve Melnyk 36-3268 Jim Colbert 35-3368 Tom Kite 34-3468 Don Levin 37-3168 Greg Powers 32-3868 Scott Simpson 33-3568 Jack Renner 32-3668 Jell Mitchell 34-3468 Lee Elder 34-3468 D.A.Weibring 31-3768 Gavin Levenson 35-3368 Dsvid Thore 35-3368 Bob Eastwood 34-3569 Denis Watson 34-3569 Gibby Gilbert 33-3669 Charles Coody 34-3569 Hubert Green 32-3769 Jeff Thomson 36-3369 Gary Travisonno 33-3669 Terry Mauney 33-3669 Ray Floyd 35-3469 Doug Tewell 34-3669 Roger Maltbie 33-3669 Curtis Strang 34-3569 Jeff Sanders 34-3569 Tennis U.S.

OPEN At Flushing Meadow. N.V. MEN'S SINGLES (quarterfinals) Bjorn Borg (Sweden) Roscoe Tanner, 7-6, 6-3, 6-7. 7-6; Jimmy Connors d. Eliot MEN'S DOUBLES (semilinals) McEnroe-Peter Fleming d.

John Newcombe-Fred Stolle (Australia), 6-2. 6-2. 5-7. 6-7. 7-6; Heinz Guntherdt (Switzerland)-Peter McNamara (Australia) d.

Fritz Buehning-Ferdi Taygan, 7-6, 7-8, 6-4. WOMEN'S DOUBLES (quarterfinals) Martina Navratilova-Pem Shriver d. Claudia Kohde (West Germenyr-Bettina Bunge, 6- 1, 6-3; Hana Mandlikova (Czechoslova-kia)-Pam Teeguarden d. Elizabeth Little (Australia)-Yvonne Vermaak (South Africa), 6-3, 6-1; Wendy Turnbull (Australia)-Rosemary Casala d. Virginia Ruzici (Roma-nial-JoAnne Russell, 6-4, 7-6; Kathy Jordan-Anne Smith d.

Rosary Fairbank-Tanya Harford (South Africa), 6-4, 6-4. MIXED DOUBLES (quarterfinals) Dick Stockton-Bunge d. Mike Bauer-Wendy White, 8-2. 7-6; Steve Denton-Russell d. Gunthardt-Teeguarden, default; Kevin Curren (South Africe)-A.

Smith d. Hie Nas-tase-Vkgtnia Ruzici (Romania), 6-7, 6-2, 7-6. JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES (quarterfinals) Todd Witsken (Carmel, Ind.) d. John Ross (Gainesville, Fla.l. 6-6, 6-4; Hans Schwaler (West Germany) d.

Carlos di-Laura (Peru), 6-1, 6-2; Patrick Cash (Australia) d. Jonathan Canter (Beverly Hills), 7- 6, 7-6; Thomas Hoegestedt (Sweden) d. Wally Masur (Australia). 6-3, 6-7. 6-3.

JUNIOR GIRLS SINGLES (quarterfinals) Zine Garrison (Houston) d. Laura Arraya (Peru), 6-0, 6-3; Helena Sukova (Czechoslovakia) Heliane Steden (Mexico), 6-2, 7-6: Cheryl Jones (Los Angeles) d. Beatriz Fernandez (Puerto Rico), 6-3, 6-3; Kate Gompert (Monk) Park, Calif.) d. Anne Min-ter (Australia), 7-6, 5-7. 6-3.

Today'a Feature Matches Tracy Austin vs. Barbara Potter; Chris Evert Lloyd vs. Martina Navratilova; John McEnroe-Peter Fleming va. Heinz Gun-thardt (Switzerlend)-Peter McNamara (Australia). Transactions BA8EBALL Toronto Signed pitcher Nino Espin-osa, who was recently released by Philadelphia.

Chicago White Sox Purchased outfielder Jerry Hairston from Mexico City (Mexican League). NV Yankees Recalled pitchers Bill Castro and Gene Nelson, catcher Brad Gulden. infiekJer Tucker Ashford and outfielder Mike Patterson from Columbus (ID effective at the conclusion of the playoffs. St. Louis Acquired pitcher Doug Bair from Cincinnati (or pitcher Joe Edelen and infielder Neil Fiala.

PRO BASKETBALL Atlanta Signed 6-6 forward-guard Howard Wood (North Carolina), a first-round draft choice, to a six-year contract. PRO FOOTBALL Oakland Signed linebacker Greg Bracelin (California), who was released earlier by Denver. 8an Francisco Acquired running beck Amos Lawrence (North Cerolina) from San Diego for an undisclosed draft choice; Lawrence never reported to camp because of a contract dispute with the Chargers. Calgary (CFL) Signed quarterback Jeff Knepple, who was released earlier by Denver. Dodger Averages BATTING ir AS HR RBI Pet.

Baker 328 36 101 8 39 .308 Bradley 3 2 0 0 0 .000 Cay 312 42 SO 13 60 .288 Garvey 352 60 101 9 58 .287 Guerrero 287 41 91 11 41 .317 Johnstone 62 8 15 3 5 .242 Landreaux ....319 42 85 6 38 .266 Lopes 169 31 33 4 13 .195 Maktonado 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Marshall 4 1 1 0 0 .260 Monday 90 14 25 5 13 .278 1 0 1 0 0 1000 Russell 227 17 60 0 19 .220 Boenicka 12 2 2 0 0 .167 Sax 78 10 22 1 6 .282 Scioscia 234 22 70 1 22 .299 Smith 26 4 5 1 5 .200 Thomas 165 24 44 4 20 .267 Weiss 0 0 0 0 0.000 Yeager 72 6 16 3 6 .208 PITCHING Pitcher IP CO BB 80 W-L ERA Castillo 42 37 0 20 27 1-4 6.35 Forster 21U 32 0 9 11 0-1 6.49 Goi 70 66 0 22 46 2-3 3.08 Hooton.116 101 4 26 63 10-6 2.18 Howe 41 34 0 14 26 4-3 2 85 Ndenluer Kit 13 0 6 6 3-1 318 Pens 23 14 0 7 12 1-0 1.95 3 2 0 1 3 00 000 Reuss ..11816 114 7 19 40 8-3 236 Stewart .34 33 0 10 22 4-2 1 68 Sutcllle. 44 40 0 20 16 2-2 4 29 Vahlla .156 109 10 47 162 12-4 2.37 Welch ..109 110 1 35 68 7-6 3 61 Totals 700 22 239 486 64-33 2.91 SAVES Howe 7, CestiUo 6. Stewart 4. Pens TEAM TOTALS AB 2B SB HR Pet. Opp.

..2930 272 700 108 14 43 .240 A. ...2999 375 809 114 19 69 .270 Distance Running Saturday: UCI Medical Center 5 and 10K. UC Irvine's Crewford Hell, 8 a.m.; Celifornia Angeles 10K Run for Cancer. Aneheim Stadium, 8:30 a.m.; Griffith Park Cross-Country Run (10K). Grilfith Park.

8 a.m.: Interval House 10K, Bolsa Chics Stste Beach, Huntington Beech, 8 a.m.; Michelob Light Tri-athelon Challenge. Castas Lake. 7 a.m.: Greet Oek Villege 10K. Vellhalla High School, Sen Diego, 7 a.m. SUNDAY: KNBC PeecockL.A.

Zoo Assn. 10K. Griffith Perk. 8 a.m.; Run for Your Heart 10K. Eldorado Park.

Long Beach. 8 a.m.; Santa Monica Mountain 4-man Relay. Tepia Park. Malibu Canyon. 8 a.m.; TAC District 20 Championships, Santa Clarita Park, Saugus.

8 a.m.; Coronado Bridge 13K, San Diego, Hockey CANADA CUP 8amH)nala Tonight's Schedule AT MONTREAL Canada vs. United Stetes. AT OTTAWA USSR vs. Czechoslovakia. a Boxing LAS VEGAS Enien Clyde.

114. Canada, dec. 10) Jose Coronado. 1 1314. Tii Second Half NATIONAL LEAOUE Waatarn Divlaion Pet.

QB Houston IB 11 .633 xLos Angeles 18 12 .600 1 San Francisco 17 12 .686 1V Atlanta 16 13 .562 2V4 Cincinnati 15 14 .617 3V4 San Diego 9 22 .290 1014 Eaatern Division Pet. OB St. Louis 15 12 .656 Montreal 14 14 .500 1V4 New York 15 16 .600 1V4 Chicago 16 16 .600 IVi xPhiladelphia 12 17 .414 4 Pittsburgh 12 20 .376 6V4 Won first half Thuraday'a Results No games scheduled Today'a Schedule Los Angeles (Reuss, 8-3) at Cincinnati (Soto, 8-8), Ch. 11, KABC 790, KTNQ 1020,4:30 p.m. Montreal (Burris, 7-6) at Chicago (Griffin, 1-21 Philadelphia (Carlton, 11-3) at Pittsburgh (Rhoden, 8-2), night San Diego (Mure, 6-1 1) at Atlanta (Perry, 6-6), KFMB 760,4:30 pm.

New York (Zechry, 7-10) et St. Louis (Forsch, 7-6), night San Francisco (Blue, 8-5) at Houston (Sutton, 7-8), night AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division Pot. OB Kansas City 16 14 .533 xOakland 14 14 .500 1 Chicago 13 17 .433 3 Texas 12 16 .429 3 Minnesota 13 18 .419 3Vi California 11 17 .393 4 Seattle 12 19 .387 4)4 Eaatarn Division Pet. GB Detroit 19 11 .633 Baltimore 17 13 .667 2 xNew York 17 13 .567 2 Milwaukee 18 14 .663 2 Boston 16 13 .552 2V4 Cleveland 17 15 .531 3 Toronto 14 15 .483 4V4 Won first half Thuraday'a Results Toronto 2, Seattle 0 Cleveland 4, Baltimore 1 Chicago 12, Milwaukee 6 Only games scheduled Today's Schedule Texas (Darwin, 8-7) vs. California (Forsch, 1 1-7), Anaheim Stadium, Ch.

5, KMPC 710, 7:30 p.m. Seattle (Abbott, 2-6) at Toronto IBer-enguer, 2-8), night Boston (Eckersley, 7-6) at New York (Righetti, 6-2). night Cleveland (Waits, 6-8) at Detroit (Cap-puzzelo, CO), night Baltimore (D. Martinez, 11-4) at Milwaukee (Haas, 8-5), night Chicgo (Burns, 8-3) at Minnesota (Williams, 3-8), night Kansss City (Hammaker, 0-1) at Oakland (Keough, 8-5), night Indians 4, Orioles 1 CLEVELAND BALTIMORE abrhbl abrhbl Manning cf 5 110 Bumbrycf 4 110 Or tar I 4 12 0 Dauer2b 4 0 0 0 Hargrvelb 2 0 11 Singletnrf 3 0 2 1 Hassayc 4 0 0 0 Murray lb 2 0 0 0 Herreh3b 3 111 Crowley 4 0 0 0 Hayes II 3 110 DeCincs3b 3 0 10 Kelly dh 2 0 11 Lownstnlf 3 0 10 Diazph 0 0 0 0 Sakatass 3 0 0 0 Dikmepr 0 0 0 0 Dwyerph 10 0 0 Kuiper2b 4 0 0 0 Dempasyc 4 0 10 Fischlinss 2 0 10 Total 29 4 8 3 Total 31 1 6 1 Cleveland 000 101 1014 Baltimore 000 000 0101 DP Cleveland 1. Baltimore 2.

LOB Cleveland 6. Baltimore 8. 2B Manning, Hayes. SB Fischim. Hayes.

SF Harrah, Hargrove. Cleveland IP ER BB SO Denny W.8-4 6 1 1 4 10 SpillnerS.6 1V 10 0 10 Baltimore Stewart L.3-6 7 6 3 3 2 4 TMartinez 2 2 113 2 WP TMartinez. PB Dempsey. 2:46. A 10,616.

Blue Jays 2, Marinera 0 SEATTLE TORONTO abrhbl abrhbl Cruz 2b 3 0 10 (org 2b 4 0 0 0 Simpsoncf 3 0 0 0 Woods If 4 0 2 0 Paciorek II 3 0 10 Mosebycf 3 0 10 Ziskdh 4 0 0 0 Maybry lb 3 0 0 0 Bochte lb 3 0 2 0 Beamondh 3 0 10 Burrghsrl 3 0 10 Bar held rf 3 111 Meyer 3b 3 0 0 0 Cox3b 3 120 Sernass 3 0 10 Ainge3b 0 0 0 0 Natron 3 0 0 0 Whittc 3 0 2 1 Griffinss 3 0 0 0 Total 28 0 6 0 Total 29 2 9 2 Seattle 000 000 0000 Toronto 000 010 10 2 Woods, Cox. DP Seattle 1, Toronto 1. LOB Seattle 4, Toronto 3. 2B Cruz, Woods 2, Cox 2., Whin. HR Barfiekt (21.

Simpson. Sesttle IP ER BB SO ClayL.O-6 614 9 2 2 0 1 Rawley 114 0 0 0 0 0 Toronto LealW.6-10 7 6 0 0 2 5 McLaughlin 2 1 0 0 0 0 1:66. A 11.686. White Sox 1 2, Brewers 6 CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ab hbi ab hbl LeFtorelf 6 110 Molitorcf 4 0 0 0 Bernzrd2b 3 110 Yountss 3 110 Johnson lb 3 0 2 0 Cooper lb 3 0 0 1 Squires 1b 110 0 Simmonsc 4 113 Luzinskidh 4 14 0 Thomasrf 4 0 10 Lovigliodh 110 0 Ogliviedh 4 110 Fiskc 4 10 0 Money3b 4 0 0 0 Lemoncf 6 2 10 Brouhrdlf 2 2 10 Nordhgnrf 2 113 Hisleph 10 0 0 Kuntzrf 1110 Romero2b 2 110 Morrisn3b 6 12 2 Gantner2b 10 0 0 Almonss 4 12 4 Total 38 12 16 9 Total 32 6 6 4 Chicago 000 601 402-12 Milwaukee 020 040 OOP 6 EMomson. Simmons.

Molitor, Cleveland, Money. DP Chicago 1, Milwaukee 2. LOB Chicago 7, Milwaukee 2. HR Aknon (4), Nordhagen (6). Simmons (13).

SB LeFlore, Loviglio. Squires. SF Cooper, Nordhagen 2. Chicago IP ER BB SO. Baumgarten 6 6 6 4 2 2 HoutW.7-3 4 0 0 0 0 3 Milwaukee Slaton 314 7 6 6 2 1 Cleveland L.2-3 214 3 4 2 2 1 Bernard 2 110 10 Augustine 4 2 2 0 0 OMoore 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland laced 3 batters in 7th Balk Baumgarten.

3: 12. A 9,268. Pro Soccer NASL PLAYOFFS Quarterfinals Beet-ef-3 8an Diego vs. Jacksonville Jacksonville 2, San Diego 1 (OT) Sen Diego 2, Jacksonville 1 San Diego 3, Jacksonville 1 Chicago vs. Montreal Montreal 3, Chicago 2 Chicago 4.

Montreal 2 Chicego4, Montreal 2 Cosmos va. Tampa Bay Cosmos 6, Tampa Bay 3 Tampa Bay 3, Cosmos 2 (shootout) Cosmos 2. Tampa Bay 0 Minnesota va. Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale 3. Minnesota 0 Fort Leuderdele 3.

Minnesota 0 Note: San Diego meets Chicago and Cosmos play Fort Leuderdele in semifinals starting Saturday night. ALL-STAR TEAM GOALIE Jan van Beveren (Fort Lauderdale) DEFENSE Wim Rirsbergen (Cosmos); Frantz Mathieu (Chicago); Peter Nogly (Edmonton); John Gorman (Tampa Bay). MIDFIELO Vladislav Bogicevic (Cosmos): Amo Steffenhegen (Chicago); Teofik) CuMlas (Fort Lauderdale). FORWARD Brian Kidd (Atlanta); Gordon Hill (Montreal); Giorgio Chtnaglie (Cosmos). Pro Football NFL STANDINGS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Wastarn Division Pet PF PA Atlanta 1 0 0 1.000 27 0 Los Angeles 0 1 0 .000 20 27 S.

Francisco 0 1 0 .000 17 24 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 0 27 Central Division Pet PF PA 21 13 24 17 16 9 9 16 13 21 PF PA 24 10 26 10 10 26 7 20 10 24 Tampa Bay Detroit Green Bay Chicago Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 Eastern Division Pot ..1 0 0 1.000 1 0 0 .000 Phila Dallas Washington St. Louis NY Giants 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Wastarn Division WIT Pet PF PA San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 44 14 Kansas City. 1 0 0 1.000 37 33 Denver 1 0 0 1.000 9 7 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 21 27 Oakland 0 1 0 .000 7 9 Central Divlaion Pet PF PA Houston Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 1 0 0 1.000 27 21 0 1 0 .000 14 44 0 2 0 .000 43 67 Eaatern Division Pet PF PA ..2 0 0 1.000 60 17 Miami Bulfalo 1 0 0 1.000 31 0 n.unw. 1 1 nm 29 28 N. Englend 0 1 0 .000 28 29 NY Jets 0 1 0 .000 0 31 Thursday's Result Miami 30.

Pittsburgh 10 Sunday's Schedule Los Angeles at New Orleans Atlanta at Green Bay Houston at Cleveland NY Giants at Washington Tampa Bay at Kansas City Buffalo at Baltimore Chicago at San Francisco Cincinnati at NY Jets Denver at Seattle Detroit at San Diego New England at Philadelphia St. Louis at Dallas Monday Night's Game Oakland at Minnesota Top Batters Based on 206 at Bate NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 AB Avg. Medlock, Pgh 68 242 28 82 .339 Rose, Phi 84 344 56 115 .334 Dawson, Mon 79 300 66 96 .320 Howe, 83 293 35 93 .317 Guerrero, LA 81 287 41 91 .317 Concpcion, Cin 83 327 48 103 .316 Schmidt, Phi 81 293 64 92 .314 Buckner. Chi 84 336 35 105 .313 Durham, Chi 67 256 32 80 .313 Hernandz. StL 78 282 54 88 .312 Home Rune Schmidt (Phi).

25: Dawson (Mon). 22; Kingman (NY). 19; Foster (Cin), 19; Hen-dricklStL). 15. Runs Batted In Foster (Cin).

72: Schmidt (Phi). 70: Concepcion (Cin), 60; Buckner (Chi), 69; Garvey (LA). 68. AMERICAN LEAOUE AB Pet. Zisk.Sea 73 283 38 97 .343 Hendersn.

Oak 67 343 76 115 .336 Lansford, Bos 81 323 50 107 .331 Ramy, Bos 68 280 45 92 .329 Paciorek. Sea 84 328 40 107 .326 Hargrove. Cle 74 260 35 84 .323 Oliver. Tex 83 346 48 110 .318 Mumphry NY 73 297 40 94 .316 GrichCal 78 266 42 84 .316 Akron 81 282 42 89.316 Home Runs Armas (Oek). 21; Thomas (Mil).

18; Gncn (CaO. 17; Murray (Bal). 16; Evans (Bos), 16; Luzinski (Chi). 16; CJohnson (Oak). 16.

Runs Batted In Armas (Oek), 64; Oglrvie (Mil), 60: Murray (Bal). 68; Wmlrekl NY). 67; Bell (Tex). 57. Prep Football Schedule Fame Bowl Teams to Get $400,000 BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

(-Directors of the Hall of Fame Bowl in Birmingham have voted to guarantee at least $400,000 to each of the two football teams in this year's game. That is about twice as much as the previous best payoff by the bowl, sponsored by the National Football Foundation. The 1981 game will be played Dec. 31. Today NONLEAGUE San Dieguito vs.

El Camino at Oceanside. 7 p.m.; Mt. Carmel at Monte Vista. Montgomery vs. El Cajon at Granite Hills, Marian at Imperial.

7:30 p.m.; Oceanside vs. Pow-ay at Mt. Carmel, Torrey Pines vs. San Pasqual at Escondkk), Chula Vista at San Marcos, San Clemente at Fellbrook. 7:45 p.m.; Mt.

Miguel at Hilltop, 8 p.m. Saturday NONLEAGUE Grossmont at Orange Glen, Helix at Vista. 7:45 p.m.; Granite Hills vs. Bonita Vista at Southwestern College, Valhalla at Coronado. 8 p.m.

Angel Averages BATTING AB HR RBI Pet. Baylor 302 41 67 13 49 .222 Beniquez 100 13 18 1 8 .180 Burleson 346 43 106 6 25 .304 Campanerls 56 9 13 1 6 .232 Carew 333 49 102 2 21 .306 Clark 88 12 22 4 19 .260 Davis 2 0 0 0 0 000 Downing 259 37 84 6 32 .247 Ferguson 2 0 1 0 I .600 Ford 308 43 88 14 44 .286 Grich 266 42 84 17 47 .316 Harlow 68 11 12 0 2 .207 Harper 3 0 1 0 0 .333 Harris 81 3 14 1 7 .229 Hobeon 242 26 69 4 32 .244 lym 249 27 66 6 30 .226 Oil 212 18 47 1 16 .222 Patek 41 3 9 0 6 .220 Pttoher CO BB SO W-L ERA 46 0 17 33 4-3 1 82 Forsch .147 136 10 26 63 11-7 2 76 40H 37 0 16 12 1-6 4 83 Hastier 67Vi 80 0 29 43 4-1 2 95 Jellrsn 6614 68 0 16 21 2-4 3.72 Kison 18tt 14 0 4 9 00 289 Mahler 2 0 0 0 2 0-0 000 Moreno. 2U 4 0 2 0 00 7.72 Renko 80H 73 0 37 43 6-4 3.68 Travels 0 4 6 Ol 841 Witt 90 88 4 36 65 6-8 3 90 140 8 34 42 9-8 4 33 Totals ...775 761 22 250 346 42-46 3.69 SAVES Aesa 9, Hassler 4. TEAM TOTALS AS 2S SB HR Pot. Opp 2920 361 761 133 16 61 .261 Angels 2961 381 767 106 14 77 .259 Minor Leagues INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Playoff Semifinals Beet-of-B Thursday's Reeulta Richmond 6.

Tidewater 2 (Richmond wins series, 3-2) Columbus 10, Rochester 2 (Rochester leads series, 2-1) PACIFIC COAST LEAOUE All-Star Teem SOUTHERN DIVISION: OF Candy Maktonado (Albuquerque). Brian Harper (Salt Lake City). Charles Devis (Phoenix). IB Mike Marshall (Alb). 2B Johnny Ray (Tucson).

3B Guy Sularz (Phoenix). SS Bert Pena (Phoenix). DH Daryl Sconiers (SLC). Alan Knicely (Phoenix). Ted Power (Afbl: Bob Tufts (Phoenix).

Manager of Year Del CrandaU (Alb). NORTHERN DIVISION: OF Mike Davis (Tacome); Alan Wiggins (Hawaii); Dave Henderson (Spokane). IB Kelvin Moore (Tocoma). 2B Jay Loviglio (Edmonton). 3B Larry Rush (Vancouver).

DH Gary Holla (Edmonton). Bob Kearney (Tacome). Robert Long (Portland); Rich Barnes (Edmonton). Manager of Year Ed Mottle (Tacoma). MVP Marshall (won triple crown with .373 average, 34 home runs and 137 RBIs).

Volleyball Women U.8.-JAPAN SERIES At Portland United Stetes d. Japan, 15-12, 15-1. 1 11 ic MURRAY: Color This Slider Blue right on top of you, you realize it's a guy with a knife." Now that Vida Blue has come up with a second pitch with a knife in it, is it likely that the commissioner of baseball will look the other way now if he were to be traded? Or did the commissioner just feel that the San Francisco Giants could not possibly have hurt the competitive balance unless the entire 1927 Yankees moved in? The San Francisco Giants, you see, have the finely honed competitive balance of the 1950 St. Louis Browns. But Vida Blue, who has now won 178 games, can take comfort in the fact that for one shining moment back there, baseball had either to find a higher league for him or make him stay in a dungeon at Oakland.

Anything else would have wrecked the grand old game. No one else ever had that kind of compliment paid to him by the game. Continued from First Page "the pitch that got Babe Ruth's record broken." Mis-thrown, it is a perfect "gopher" pitch. It isn't as if Vida's fastball has now become a milk run, or comes up to the plate like something thrown off a mail car in a sack. "It has lost some movement," Vida admits.

"But you can hardly pick your teeth while watching it approach. It's still in the 90-93 mile an hour range. I can't overpower the hitters the way I used to but, on my good night, they'd better have that bat moving." The really distressing part of Blue's slider for a hitter is, it looks like a fastball, it acts like a fastball until all of a sudden, the hitters realize it's an impostor. "It's almost like you see this nice little old lady coming," John McNamara once observed. "And then, when she gets.