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rSAU Dl-GO Coo AnfleUft Sllmca May 5, 1979-Part III 3 SAN DIEGO SPORTS ON RADIO, TV Sports Scene GIHHTscreen 1 TODAY Baseball 11:15 a.m. Seattle at Boston, Channel 39. 7 p.m. Montreal at San Diego, KFMB760. COLOR TV $AQQ WW SAVE HUNDREDS OF BUY AT THE FACTOWV LIKE THE STORES DO' Golf -Houston Open, Channel 2 p.m.

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What surprises Rodgers is that so many folks will show up at a starting line to run a marathon, which stretches 26 miles 385 yards. "Really," he said Friday, "sometimes I'm surprised that I'm running marathons. I was running for 10 years before I ran my first marathon, and now people are trying after Golf 11:30 a.m. Legends of Golf Tournament, Channel 39. Boxing 1 p.m.

United States amateurs vs. Venezuela, Channel 10. MONDAY Baseball 5:05 p.m. San Diego at New York, KFMB 760. TUESDAY Baseball 5:05 a.m.

San Diego at New York, KFMB 760. WEDNESDAY Soccer 8 p.m. San Diego at Vancouver, KOGO 600. THURSDAY Baseball 7 p.m. Montreal at San Diego, KFMB 760.

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Some 3,000 runners were expected at the starting line at 7 a.m. "The crowds don't really bother me," he said. There is a reason why the mobs of weekend runners do not bother him. There are no crowds where Bill Rodgers runs. In front.

Rogers is undefeated in road races this year, though he warns that he is not in peak form for the distance. He is held in such esteem that President Carter invited him to dinner this week. Among the other guests were the prime minister of Japan and actor Peter Falk. Mr. Carter, a jogger himself, inquired as to how many strides Rodgers takes per breath, and Rodgers was puzzled.

He had never contemplated such intricacies. Should he lose today, it will probably be because he has been I thrown off stride pacing his breath. Mr. Carter did not ask him for his advice on the energy crisis, and that was too bad. Bill Rodgers gets very high mileage with his resources.

Slow Starter: Kellen Winslow, the Chargers' No. 1 pick in this week's National Football League draft, did not play organized football until his senior year in high school. His chronology: Grade 7-He wanted to play. His coach wanted him to play. His mother would not let him.

No football. Grade 8 Teachers were on strike. No football. Grade 9 He had lost interest. Grade 10-He went out for the team, but two-a-day workouts discouraged him.

Grade 11 He had a job paying $6.55 an hour sorting boxes for United Parcel. "I had a chance to be a supervisor," he said. "I could take the sure thing or play football and maybe get a scholarship. I flipped a coin, took a gamble and ended up here." Winslow earned that scholarship at Missouri and became, in the Chargers' estimation, the No. 1 senior in the 1979 crop.

United Parcel's loss is the Chargers' gain. Winslow arrived in San Diego Friday. He had packed rather lightly, but it would seem likely he will be able to make a trip to a tailor in a few days. Indeed, the Chargers had already fit him with a jersey with the number 1 on it. That will not be his number, but was merely symbolic of where they picked him in the draft.

Winslow seemed loose and relaxed in the give-and-take with the press, but did not deny the presence of some apprehension. "You wonder if you're worth all the praise and recognition," he said. "There's pressure on the first-round pick. They don't want you to come in and sit around for three years." The Chargers do not project such a future for Kellen Winslow. His heroes are Riley Odoms of Denver and Dave Casper of Oakland, players with whom the Chargers are quite familiar.

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So it became a matter of identifying the wild-card team. It was to be an Aztec home game, so the choice was from among Wisconsin of the Big 10, independent Miami (Fla.) and Arizona of the Pac 10. None will be picnics. Rumors of the Day: Most of the National Basketball Assn. conversations these days relate to Bill Walton's destination, but a couple of interesting topics have surfaced along the East Coast.

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