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Keystone 6 7Steckl4.Ping2 Uirysler 25. Trojan Gear 9 By Hal McCoy STAFF SPORTS WRITER TAKING NAMES: A "voluntary" extra batting practice session took place early Tuesday afternoon in Dodger Stadium for IV2 hours and only six Reds showed up Glenn Braggs, Eric Davis, Billy Hatcher, Ron Oester, Paul O'Neill and Herm Winningfiam. Manager Lou Piniella took note. "When we get home, I'm going to schedule an extra hour of hitting for all those who want it," Piniella said. "And I'll tell you something, the guys who do not come out are just not going to play." Pmiella's remark is reminiscent of one made by former Reds Manager Dave Bristol.

When he managed the Giants during a losing streak, Bristol announced after a game on the road, "There will be two buses to the stadium tomorrow. The first one will be for those who need extra hitting. The empty bus leaves an hour later." SKINHEAD OESTER: Saying he'd try anything to stop the eight-game losing streak, Ron Oester asked to have all the hair on his head shaved after Monday's loss and Eric Davis obliged him. "I plead temporary insanity, I was under the influence of eight straight losses," Davis said. "I wanted about eight guys to do it, but they wouldn't," Oester said.

"I've been around the longest so I sacrificed. Earlier this season, we all were going to shave our heads if we won ten straight. Somebody said they'd do it if we lost ten straight and I said, 'I don't want to wait that I've been on too many losers around here. I'm willing to try anything, I really am. "A lot of guys have come up and rubbed my bald head for good luck," Oester said.

"Anything to break this up." TELEPHONE TOPICS: Piniella made an interesting telephone call and received an interesting telephone call Tuesday. First, he called majority owner Marge Schott Tuesday morning and chatted for an hour. "Very encouraging conversation," Piniella said. "She is concerned like everyone else. I assured her this club isn't going to lay down for anybody.

I let her know we're working and battling to get this turned around." Later in the afternoon, minority owner Bill Reik, of New York City called Piniella in his clubhouse office. "Words of encouragement," Piniella said. "Avery nice call and much appreciated." NO EXAMINATION: Pitcher Danny Jackson felt so good after throwing for 15 minutes in Cincinnati Tuesday that an examination of his partially torn rotator cuff was canceled. "He threw at 75 to 80 per cent velocity and said it felt well," Piniella said. "He is going to throw again Thursday when we get home and I'll be able to watch.

It's very encouraging." A Monday's Results Howell Field Iivnkees8.vandalia6 Tuesday's Results CLASS Li Yankees 5. Burgundy 2 CLASS AA "I Si. Jtoaoeth Sports Medecme 17. Oils Supply MONEYLEADERS (Through Sunday) I leeTrewno $645,733 2JmDent $483 650 3 GeorgeArcnei $427,304 4 Ch, Roonguez $392 796 5 MeH $364 761 6 Charles Coody $364,525 7 Jack Ncklaus $340 000 8 Gary Waver $318 037 9 Frank Beard $246 421 10. Harold Henning $243,616 II Dale Douglass $242,428 12 BooCharles $233,229 13 DaveHiH $227,252 14 Walter Zemtmskl $194 754 15 RivesMcbee $177,141 16 BruceCrampton $171,428 n.AIKelley $170,993 18JimmyPowel $161,795 19 Orvme Moody $153429 20 Miller Barber $146 724 21.

Rocky Thompson $139,377 22DonBies $131,556 23. John Paul Cam $129,080 24larryMowry $127,203 25 Don Massengale $126,327 26 Joe Jimenez $120 828 27 AIGeiberger $118,019 28 Butch Baird $116,307 29. Terry Did $114,458 30 lou Graham $112,004 31. Ben Smith $110,525 32. Homero Blancas $104,674 33 Tom Shaw $103,038 34JmFerree $94,384 35 PhilRodgers $92,682 36.

Boboy Nichols $88,093 37. Gay Brewer $88,049 38. Ken Still $82 ,833 39 Larry Ziegler $79 672 40 Boo Blue $78 963 41. Richard Rhyan $78,021 42 Don January $75,873 43. George Lanning $75,740 44 Dick Hendrickson $69,724 45 Robert Rawlins $57,148 46 Lanylaorettl $56,431 47.

Jim0Hem $54,211 48. Dan Morgan $53,945 49 MikeFetchick $53,275 50. Dewitt Weaver $52 .938 51. John Brod $51,515 52. BabeHiskey $50,532 53 Bruce Devlin $50,307 54.

Paul Moran $49,969 55. Charles Sifford $48,165 56 DougDalziel $45,194 57. Lee Elder $45,024 58. Quinton Gray $43,319 59. Gordon Jones $42,400 60.

J.C.Goosie $40,003 61. Tommy Aaron $39,603 62 Jack Fleck $37,233 63. Chick Evans $36,215 64. Billy Casper $34,989 65. Charles Owens $34,280 66.

Arnold Palmer $33,275 67. AgimBardha $31,110 68. Billy Maxwell $30,562 69. Gene littler $29,356 70 BobEnckson $29,256 71. Doug Sanders $26,881 72.

Bert Yancey $26,375 73. Robert Boldt $24,273 74. Mike Joyce $23,600 75. BobBetley $21,553 76. Fred Hawkins $20,903 77.

Larry Mancour $20,635 78. Carl Lohren $20,521 79. BobWynn $19,800 80. Art Wall $19,659 81. JackKiefer $17,075 82.

Bill Collins $16,204 83. Deray Simon $16,144 84. Ralph Terry $16,125 85. Jerry Barber $15,819 86. Howie Johnson $15,428 87.

JimAlbus $14,433 88. Bob Rose $14,067 89 Richard Crawford $11,044 90DougFord $10,970 91. Chartes Mehok $10,183 92. RayBeallo $10,079 93. Robert Gaona $9,954 94.

Alenander Sutton $9,875 95. Rale Bolts $8,379 96. George Bayer $7,750 97. JohnSchlee $7,625 98. Roger Ginsberg $7,429 99.

Bob Goalby $6,805 100. Martin Roesmk $6,750 FROM WIRE AND STAFF REPORTS I NFL: Colts trade Chandler Chris Chandler, the Indianapolis Colts' disgruntled quarterback, was traded to Tampa Bay on Tuesday, a week after suing the Colts for breach of contract. The terms of the trade were not immediately released. Colts officials said the deal was contingent upon Chandler reporting to camp at Tampa and passing a physical Chandler had reported to Colts camp at Anderson University on July 19, but left the next day. The Atlanta Falcons still have no idea when Deion Sanders will show up for preseason training camp, and will continue to fine the second-year cor-nerback $1,500 per day until he arrives.

On Monday, three days after it was reported that Sanders was ready to sign a $2 million contract with baseball's New York Yankees, Sanders said the deal was off and he would report to the Falcons shortly. Dexter Manley told NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue through his attorney that he is dropping attempts to get out of his Washington Redskins contract and sign with a Canadian team. Manley, banned for violating the National Football League's substance abuse policy, said he hopes to play in the league after Nov. 18, when he is eligible to be reinstated. Baseball: Tigers try for Gibson Hours before Tuesday's midnight trading deadline, the Detroit Tigers made a renewed attempt to acquire outfielder Kirk Gibson from the Los Angeles Dodgers.

It is believed the Tigers offered left-hander Steve Searcy for Gibson, but the Dodgers who recently re-entered the National League West pennant race rejected the deal. About three weeks ago, the Dodgers offered the same Gibson-Searcy deal, but the Tigers declined to trade Searcy. Since then, Searcy made his first four starts of the season for the Tigers, going 1-2 with a 5.95 ERA. Hot-hitting George Brett of Kansas City will miss three to four days because of a bruised right collarbone sustained in a collision with Cleveland's Mitch Webster. Detroit catcher Mike Heath was suspended for two games by the American League for bumping umpire John Hirschbeck.

Heath plans to appeal and can continue playing until a hearing is held. Golf: Barkley won't play Shoal Creek Charles Barkley of the Philadelphia 76ers says he agreed to play golf at Shoal Creek Country Club, but the controversy surrounding whether or not the club admits blacks prompted him to reconsider. "After reading about the founder's comments, I felt it was in the better interests of me, as a black person, not to go," Barkley said in Tuesday's editions of The Philadelphia Inquirer. "I was excited about going, but when all this came down, I had to get out. I don't see how I can go down there and play in their pro-am when they're saying black people aren't good enough to join their club," Barkley said.

Barkley said he was invited to play golf during the week of the PGA tournament and to play in a pro-am round scheduled with it. The controversy began when Shoal Creek founder Hall Thompson said in June that pressure would not push the Birmingham, club to accept black members. Gene Sauers, fighting off a charge on the back nine by Brian Tennyson, fired birdies on the 15th and 17th holes to win the $275,000 Tylenol Kids' Classic at White Manor Country Club in Malvern, Pa. Sauers, who also won here in 1988 when the event was called the McNeil Classic, shot an 11-under par 133 to beat Tennyson by one stroke. Nick Price was another shot back at 135, followed by Scott Ver-plankatl36.

The rest: Hialeah Park closes Since Hialeah Park in Florida was unable to get the schedule it wanted for the 1990-91 season, the historic but financially troubled thoroughbred track has decided not to race at all. Hialeah withdrew its racing application for the coming season on Tuesday, the deadline for making such a move. The track retained its racing permit, and a decision on whether to close permanently will be made later, an attorney said. CLASSF Jesse Haines City Tournament KU 13, Jay's 3 Eastown Beer Dock 4, Dartene's Cleaners 1 Dayton View 10. Ed Lmo 5 Mehalfie 6.

Ricks Auto 0 DABC SCHEDULE CLASS AA Today 'Su Elizabeth Sports Medicine vs. Dumbauld Corp. at Wright State. 6:30 p.m. H.M.

Morgan vs. Dills Supply at Howell Field. 7:30 m. Wagner-Smith vs. Daubenspeck at Springfield Municipal Stadium.

7:30 p.m. Thursday Miami County vs. St. Elizabeth Sports Medi-' cine at Wright Slate. 6:30 p.m.

''Dayton Astros vs. Dumbauld Corp. at Howell Friday Morgan vs. Daubenspeck at Spnngfield 'Municipal Stadium. 7:30 p.m.

Saturday A Locksmith vs. Miami County at Howell Field. 1p.m. Sunday, Aug. 5 Wagner-Smith vs.

4 Locksmith at Rice Field. 1 p.m. Daubenspeck vs. Dayton Astros at Howell Field. 130p.m.

i St. Elizabeth Sports Medicine vs. H. H.Morgan 1. at Howell Field.

4 p.m. 1 -Dills Supply vs. Dumbauld Corp. at Howell -Field. 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 7 Morgan vs. Dayton Astros at Howell -Field. 7:30 p.m. -St.

Elizabeth Sports Medicine vs. Lock- -smith, TBA 'Wednesday, Aug. 8 -Miami County vs. Wagner-Smith at UD. 6:30 pm Daubenspeck vs.

St. Elizabeth Sports Medi-' cine at Wright State. 6:30 p.m. -B Locksmith vs. Dumbauld Corp.

at Howell -field. "Note NABF Regional Tournament begins Aug. 16 in Dayton. $165 560 $:63 739 $163 452 $163 092 $158 221 1S8 221 $156 951 $155 884 MONEYLEADERS (Through July 22) Jockey Mm 1 2 3 Purse Stevens 902174127121 $7627.752 Santos 765152114121 6.720.659 Perret 447120 85 57 6 579 981 Day 880236172132 6 087 086 MoCarron 556111 91 73 .5.113.324 Delanossy 765103133111 4800 476 Cordero 702136119 95 4.780 913 Smith 966129125134 4.572.784 Vak-nzud 838121146110 4 493 489 Davis 764107116 90 4.069 269 Trainers Sts. 1st 2nd 3rd Purse Lunas 727146114 85 $8 856 814 Wnttnghm 238 35 25 30 3.437.225 Naftger 196 29 29 26 3.128.345 McAnally 266 44 30 29 2.901.138 Mandela 233 52 35 44 2 166 326 Amokm 189 37 36 28 1 846 584 Hollenortr 526139100 66 1825 255 Howard 109 29 21 9 1 649 066 Drvsdale 142 29 23 19 1644.373 McGaughy 68 25 14 9 1.576 139 Horses St 1st2nd 3rd Purse Cum.

Type 9 6 2 0 $2,129,650 Unbodied 7 2 1 2 2.104.049 Squall 5 3 2 0 1.042.356 Runlmann 5 2 1 1 1.035.800 36 Red 8 3 1 3 714.735 Stemlen 6 3 1 1 700.700 Op Verse 7 3 1 1 665.250 Charon 6 4 2 0 573.572 Cntnntl 3 2 0 1 553.600 Si. End. 6 2 1 1 538.000 HARNESS RACING (Through July 25) Money-winning Horse l. Beach Towel $1,130,683: 2. Apaches Fame $678.917: 3.

Jake and Elwood $642.325: 4. Mark Jonnathan 5. Donjhrun Bluegrass $454,525: 6 K's Skipper $447,362: 7. Too Good $316,257: 8 Instant Rebate $295,079: S. My Guru $288.740: 10 Chatham Light $275,850.

Money-winning Driver l. John Campbell $4,813,803: 2. Michel Lachance $3,725,456: 3. Doug Brown $3,008,356: 4. Bin Donnell $2,941,585: 5.

Cat Manzi $2,900,618: 6. Bill Fahy $2,082,936: 7. Herve Fihon $2,033,994: 8. Dave Magee $1,871,117: 9. Walt Paisley 1.836.857: 10.

Ron Marsh $1,745,350. Dash-winning Driver 1. John Campbell 399: 2. Cat Manzi 380: 3. Herve Filion 343; 4.

Walter Case Jr. 270: 5. Michel Lachance 249; 6. Ron Marsh 248: 7. Mario Baillargeon 242: 8.

Walt Paisley 235; 9. Joe Schwind 233; 10. RickZeron 230. SCIOTO DOWNS TODAY SENTRIES First Trot: Joyces Full House. Mighty Maiden, I Ain't Nothin', Gas Fired, Light'n Struck.

Trotting Legs, Boss Lady. Second Trot: Dolled Up Di, Flora's Quick. Crownster. Born To Be Astar, Hey Kaye. SibvlHHI, Heather Hill.

Third Trot: Speedy Profit. Blunder. Mystic EHie. Nita's Score. Olympic Mary, She-zatrotnmachme.

Roses Guns. Fourth Pace: Miss Gemition, Wee Heidi, Ozark Rain, Pollie North, Counneys Gypsy, Culling Smoke. Gypsy Midnight, loka, Spirit Of Ohio, Pacm' Pretty. Fifth Pace: Moonlit Hill, BJ's Quinsel, Mocha Shake. Home Movie.

Reservations Only. Harry Z. Fntzie Shilo, Room Service. Streets Of Gold. Serious Oversight.

Sixth Trot: Ohio Fair Fmal (first 3 finishers from races 1,2 3 return for this final.) Seventh Trot: Speedy Elvira. Solar Halo. Mo Cheers. Storm Sandy, Perfect Crown, Valli Hill, Soanng Action. Trot: Kelsey's Crown, Smoke, Joya Pride.

Call Me Maddam, Final Action. Big Score. Last Whack. Ninth Pace: Mira Son, Bruder Hans, Always Fast, Little Sparta. Crowntime Rut-ledge.

Tubby Howard. Son Of Steep. Observation Tower, Rusty Special. Ravenover. Tenth Pace: D's Royal Palm, Signed Document.

KF Whisper. C'Mon Miles. Escort Lad, Tyler Bre. Hiawatha, Special Silk, Zack Attack, Weighty. Eleventh Trot: (First 4 finishers from Races for final.) MONDAY'S RESULTS First Pace.

2:00.6: Lickety Split (Barnes) 36.40, 13.80. 8.80: Classy Cat (Russell) 3.40. 2.80; Wage Earner (Evers) 5. Perfecta (1-8) Trifecta (1-8-6) $792.60 Second Pace, 2:01: Niahawk (Miller) 6. 4.40, 3.20: Marc Felix (Noble III) 10.80, 5.40: Mac Gambling Beau (Evers) 5.80.

Perfecta(1-3) $60.60 Third Trot, 2:03: Sharp Sahbra (Paver Jr.) 7.40. 5.20. 3.80: Ice Castles (Holton) 5.20. 3.40: Chalmers (Holliday) 5.40. Perfecta J7-4t $29.20 Trifecta (7-4-5) $406.40 Fourth Pace, 2:00.6: Float Alarm (Rie-gle) 3.60, 2.60, 2,40: Logie (Coven Jr.) 3.60, 3.40: Boss Of The Road (Holton) 5.60.

Perfecta (2-8) $13.40 Fifth Pace. 1:59.6: Crashing (Holton) 18. 9.40. 5.60: Night Scope IMc Nabb) 16.20. 9.60: Dazzling Twostep (Holland) 4.

Perfecta (8-3) First Hall Twin Trifecta (8-3-4) $1575.80 Sixth Pace, 1:57: Deal Direct (Noble III) 3.60, 4.20, 3.20: Diamond RR Style (Rie-gle) 6.40. 5.20: Showmeklass (Holton) 6. Perfecta (9-2) $25.80 Trifecta (9-2-5) Seventh Pace, 1:59.3: Bea A Lancer (Holtonl 7.60, 4.40, 3.60; Friendship Two (Rucker) 5.60. 4.20: Iron Gal (Mc Nabb) 6.40. Trifecta Twin Trifecta Carryover $221,130.78 EIGHTH Pace, 1:58.4: Artsplace IRie-gle) 2.40, 2.20.

2.10; Whuefoot Flugie (Noble III) 3.40. 2.40: High Timber (Paver Jr.) 2.60. Perfecta (3-7) $10.20 NINTH Pace, 2:01.2: Oangerman GB (Routzong) 9.20. 5.60. 3.80: Storm At Sea (Holland) 7.20.

4.40: Count On Skipper (Brewer) 3.80. Perfecta (8-9) Su perfecta (8-9-10-7W $4291 .80 Twin Trifecta Carryover $221,130.78 RIVER DOWNS TODAY ENTRIES FIRST 1 mile: Light Play, Steam Jenny, Margarita Miss, Dorothy Lee, Farewell Amelia. Sunfast, J. Love, Adolly Namedlily. SECOND 6 Clay Baby.

Witty Prince. Quickemaminute. Romancess. Major Bold. Bernhards Bay, Lee's List.

THIRD 116 miles: Run for Angela. Lead Safe. Brucie Blue. Sir Track Attack. Lasita's Blueridge.

Powered by Omo-lene, Iron Titanic, Di Jon, Exclusive Baker, He's Off, Gusper. Sway Back, Little Joe Catch Me Catch Me, Madeitmac. Dee Cee's Prince. FOURTH 1 mile 70 yards: Irish Era. Chewy Slew's Son.

Stinnett Creek. Mile's Shadow. Coax Me Bill. Still Charging. Excellent Isle.

Chief Tonka. Worldly Runner. FIFTH 6 Annarosa. Spee-dalee, Miz Moses. Grand Giady.

Classy Sarah, Once in Spain. Gracie Kelly, Chuck's Girl, White Tailed Dear, S. W. Navaio. Riverboat Row.

Laf Anne Laf. Jewel Baby, Twining Vine. Putt's Dream. La Chien's Secret. Aztec Baby.

Passing Spints. SIXTH Simulcast. 1 116 miles: Sparkling Wit. Quick Call. Indian Toss.

Fourstar-dave. Expensive Decision. Shy Tom. Who to Pay, Castaneto, 1 Rejoice. Wanderkm.

Charlie Barley. Foreign Survivor, Scottish Monk. Metro Moon Impersonator. SEVENTH 5' Be Prudent, Fort Kiowa, Toldnor. Our Danny Boy.

Del Junco, Sweet Victor. Medical Convention. Smackover Bndge. Iron River. Leave It to Butch.

Big Bold Rascal. Power Witness. South Source. Tellem Goodbye. Butterbean Bill.

Honey of a Flyer. Cordurodey. EIGHTH Claim. 1 mile: Ice Leader, Mr. Gee Wiz.

Exclusive Affair. Smooth Sport. Garner's Begone, Czar Knight. Ruthie Step, Mike Bid Made. Moon Mask, Forli Express.

Royal Strength. NINTH IVj mile: Double Stink. Nicemaker. Buteo. Lonely Cloud, Topmabee.

Threatening Storm, Taste Bud. TENTH 6 Without Blemish. Miss Sterling. Nadme's Exec. Molly Thistle.

Queen Bondy. Miss Hootley Ann. Linda Lisa, Paltypower, Sunnie Shawnee. ELEVENTH 5v B. So and So.

Proud Warning. Two Green. Truly For- 43 Sergio Casal 44 cne SeneOerg 45 PieierAWnch 46 fiicnaro Fromoerg 47 Mark Kooenrvas I tei John McEnroe 49 AmosMansoorf 50 Ale Amonflscn 3 SOPGA Assistants enamewns; al Brown sKun 4 5 Fairway Open at nntynawk Hawn. tagie- 6 SOGA Stroe Play Cnamowrshe at SpnngfieloCC 7 10 On Puotc Goiters Association ChamotonvHo at Steeplechase CC. Grove port.O 11 Men's City Amateur medal play cnampionsn at community 12 Men City Amateur medal play Championship at vaooen 13 14 MvPGA Stroke Play Cnamoon-sbo at Meadownrook CC 14 mvpga Match Play qualifier at Meadoworook 16 18 MVPGA Match Play Champion she at Meadowbrook AVP (Through July 22) 1 itiei.

Sinjin Smith and Randy Stoklos. $144,587: 3. Karen Kiraty. $91,350: 4 Brent fronoff. $79 400: 5.

Tim Hovland $75,169. 6 Kent Steffes. $73,707: 7. Mu Dodd. $67,519: 8 Dan Vrebalovich.

$53 419. 9. Scott $43.825: 10. John Hanley. $40,844.

NFL FIRST-ROUND SIGNINGS 1. Indianapolis, Jen George. QB. minors isn years. $15 million.

$3 5 million signing bonus): 2. New Yorh Jets. Blair Thomas. RB. Penn Stale: 3, Seattle.

Cone? Kennedy. DT. Miami, Fia; 4. Tampa Bay. Keith McCants.

LB. Alabama (five years, reported $6.05 million, reported $2.5 miHion non deferred signing bonus i 5. San Diego. Junior Sean. LB.

South-em California: 6- Chicago. Mark Camer. OB. Southern California fw years. $3.5 miHion.

$1.2 million signing bonus): 7. Detroit. Andre Ware. QB. Houston; 8.

New England. Chns Smgleton. LB. Anrona: 9. Miami.

Richmond Webb. OT. Texas 10. New England. Ray Agnew.

DL. North Carolina State (five years, terms undisclosed): 11. Los Angeles Raiders. Anthony Smith. DE.

Arizona (terms 12. Cincinnati, James Francis. LB. Baylor (five years, terms undisclosed 13. Kansas City.

Percy Snow. LB. Michigan State. 14. New Orleans.

RenaWo TurnbuM. DE. West Virginia, (five years, terms undisclosed: 15. Houston, Lamar Lathon, LB, Houston (five years, terms undisclosed): 16. Buffato, James Williams.

DB, Fresno State: 17. Dallas. Emmitt Smith, RB, Florida: 18. Green Bay. Tony Bennett.

LB. Mississippi, (three years, terms undisclosed); 19. Green Bay. DarreB Thompson, RB. Minnesota, (three years.

$1,825 mtfhom; 20. Atlanta. Steve Brous-sard. RB. Washington State (five years.

$3,125 million. $1 million signing bonus); 21. Pittsburgh, Eric Green. TE. Liberty; 22.

Philadelphia, Ben Smith. DB. Georgia; 23. Los Angeles Rams. Bern Brostek, C.

Washington: 24. New York Giants. Rodney Hampton, RB, Georgia (four years, terms undisclosed): 25. San Francisco. Dexter Carter.

RB, Florida State (four years, estimated $2 million). Note: Dallas. Phoenix and Denver did not have their original first-round picks after drafting players in the 1989 supplemental draft. NFL HALL OF FAME MEMBERS 1963 Sammy Baugh. Bert Bell.

Joe Can. Eart (Dutch) Clark. Red Grange, George Halas. Mel Hem. Wilbur (Petel Henry, Ca Hubbard.

Don Hutson. Eat! ICurty) Lambeau Tim Mara. George Preston Marshall. Johnny Blood (McNallyl. Bronko Nagurski, Ernie Nevers, Jim Thorpe.

1964 Jimmy Conzelman, Ed Healy. Clark Hinkle, Roy ILmki Lyman. August (Mike) Michalske. Art Rooney. George Trafton.

1965 Guy Chamberlain. John iPaddyi Dnscoll. Dan Fottmann. Otto Gtaham. Sid Luckman.

Steve Van Buren, Sob Wateriield. 1966 Bill Dudley. Joe Guyon. Amie Hetber. Walt Kiesling, George McAfee, Steve Owen, Hugh (Shortyl Ray, Clyde (Bulldog) Turner.

1967 Chuck Bednarik, Charlie Bidwill. Paul Brown. Bobby Layne. Dan Reeves, Ken Strong, Joe Stydahar, Emlen Tunnell. 1968 Cliff Battles.

Art Donovan, Elroy (Cra7ylegs) Hirsch. Wayne Millner, Manon Motley, Chariey Tnppi. Alex Wojciechowicz. 1969 Glen (Tumi Edwards, Eane (Greasy) Neale. Leo Nomellmi.

Joe Perry. Ernie Sautner. 1970 Jack Christiansen, Tom Fears. Hugh McElhenny, Pete Pihos. 1971 Jim Brown.

Bill Hewitt, Frank (Bruiser) Kinard. Vince Lombardi, Andy Ro-bustelli. V.A. Tittle. Norm Van Brocklm.

1972 Lamar Hunt. Gino Marchetti. Ollie Matson. Clarence (Ace) Paiker. 1973 Raymond Berry.

Jim Parker. Joe Schmidt. 1974 Tony Canadeo, Bill George. Lou Groza, Dick (Night Tram) Lane. 1975 Roosevelt Brown.

George Connor. Dante Lavelli. Lenny Moore. 1 976 Ray Flaherty, Len Ford. Jim Taylor.

1977 Frank Gifford. Forrest Gregg. Gate Savers. Ban Starr, Bill Wilks. 1978 Lance Akvoflh.

Weeb Ewbank. Al-phonse (Tufty) Leemans. Ray Nitchke. Lany Wilson. 1979 Dick Butkus, Yale Lary, Ron Mix.

Johnny Unitas. 1980 Heib Adderley, David (Deacon) Jones. Bob Lilly. Jim Otto. lSoi Morns (Red) Badgro.

Geroge Blanda, Willie Davis, Jim Ringo. 1982 Doug Atkins, Sam Huff. George Musso. Merlin Olsen. 1983 Bobby Bell, Sid Gillman, Sonny Jureensen.

Bobby Mitchell, Paul Warfield. 1984 Willie Brown. Mike McCormack, Charley Taylor. Amie Weinmeister. 1985 Frank Gatski.

Joe Namath, Pete Rozelle; O.J. Simpson, Roger Staubach. 1986 Paul Hornung. Ken Houston, Willie Lanier. Fran Taikenton.

Doak Walker. 1987 Lanv Csonka. Len Dawson. Joe Green. John Henty Johnson.

Jim Langer, Don Maynaro. beng upsnaw. 1988 Jack Ham, Mike Dikta, Fred Bilet- nikoff. Alan Page. 1989 Mel Blount, Terry Bradshaw, Art Shell.

Willie Wood. 1990 Buck Buchanan. Bob Gnese. Franco Hams. Ted Hendncks.

Jack Lambert. Tom Landiy. Bob St. Clair. HALL OF FAME STATISTICS Statistics for the 1990 inductees to the Professional Football Hall of Fame.

who will be inducted on Saturday (Note: I here are no statistics tor buck Buchanan and Bob St. Clair): BOBGRIESE Passing Aiiwwnp TOS im. iu 1967 Mia 331 166 -2005 18 15 1968 Mia 355 186 2473 16 21 1969 Mia 252 121 1695 16 10 1970 Mia 245 142 2019 17 12 1971 Mia 263 145 2089 9 19 1972 Mia 97 53 638 4 4 1973 Mia 218 116 1422 8 17 1974 Mia 253 152 1968 15 16 1975 Mia 191 118 1693 13 14 1976 Mia 272 162 2097 12 11 1977 Mia 307 180 2252 13 22 1978 Mia 235 148 1791 11 11 1979 Mia 310 176 2160 16 14 1980 Mia 100 61 790 4 6 Totals 3429 192625092 172 192 Playoffs Passing Att.Comp. Yards Int. TD Totals 208 112 1467 12 10 FRANCO HARRIS Regular Season Rushing Art.

Yards Avg.TD 1972 Pit 188 1055 5.6 10 1973 Pit 188 698 3.7 3 1974 Pit 208 1006 4.8 5 1975 Pit 262 1246 4.8 10 1976 Pit 289 1128 3.9 14 1977 Pit 300 1162 3.9 11 1978 Pit 310 1082 3.5 8 1979 Pit 267 1186 4.4 11 1980 Pit 208 789 3.8 4 1981 Pit 242 987 4.1 8 1982 Pit 140 604 4.3 2 1983 Pit 279 1007 3.6 5 1984 Sea 68 170 2.5 0 Totals 2755 12120 4.1 91 Receiving no. Taros Mvg. iu 1972 Pit 21 180 8.6 1 1973 Pit 10 69 6.9 0 1974 Pit 23 200 8.7 1 1975 Pit 28 214 7.6 1 1976 Pit 23 151 6.6 0 1977 Pit 11 62 5.6 0 TANK McNAMARA COME in) FiR5t IM TM 9, Helena Sukova, 1.106: 10. Jennifer Ca-pnati. 1,103.

ATP POINTS LEADERS (Through Sunday) 1. Ivan Lendl. 2.995: 2. Stefan Edberg. 2.783: 3.

Bons Becker, 2.639: 4. Andre Agassi, 2.126: 5. Andres Gomez, 1,843: 6. Brad Gilbert, 1,723: 7. Emilio Sanchez.

8. Thomas Muster, 1,570: 9. Aaron Krickstein. 1,512: 10. Jay Berger, 1,250.

WTA MONEYLEADERS (Through Sunday) 1. Martina Navratllova $900,384 2. Monica Seles $788,696 3. Steffi Graf $669,941 4. Zina Garrison $398,294 5.

Jana Novotna $389,788 6. Helena Sukova $341,378 7. Natalia Zvereva $321,808 8. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario $298,858 9. Gabnela Sabatini $249,476 10.

Katenna Maleeva $206,723 11. Jennifer Capriati $189,460 12. Mary Joe Fernandez $177,616 13. Judith Wiesner $172,460 14. Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere $169,106 15.

Nathalie Tauziat $163,766 16. Elizabeth Smylie $146,451 17 Mercedes Paz $131,901 18. Lansa Savchenko $127,035 19. Gretcnen Magers $126,915 20. Nicole Provis $126,812 21.

Conchita Martinez $115,793 22. Patty Fendek $114,728 23. Helen Kelesi $106,438 24. LonMcNeil $102,101 25. Leila Meskhi $101,122 26.

Rosalyn Fairbank-Nideffer $99,306 27. Laura Gildemeister $96,618 28. Gigi Fernandez $95,256 29. Sandra Cecchini $92,260 30. Dinky van Rensburg $90,040 31.

Brenda Schultz $88,230 32. Claudia Ponvik $84,742 33. Elna Reinach $84,664 34. Ann Grossman $80,221 35. Nathalie Herreman $77,176 36.

Andrea Temesvari $76,771 37. Barbara Paulus $75,992 38. Amy Frazier $74,339 39. Manon Bollegraf $73,360 40. Rachel McQuillan $73,236 41.

Robin White $72,890 42. Anne Smith $72,804 43. Kathy Jordan $71,654 44. Regina Rajchrtova $70,918 4b. Isabel Cueto $70,425 46.

Catarina Lindqvist $67,794 47. RaffaellaReggi $67,217 48. Wiltrud Probst $60,460 49. Jo Dune $59,074 50. Anne Minter $58,599 WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE BASKETBALL At Seattle Center Arena WOMEN rf -Braaii vs.

Czechoslovakia. 2 p.m. vs. China, 4 p.m. -United States vs.

Soviet Union. 8: 15 p.m. -Australia vs. South Korea, 10:30 p.m. BOXING Seattle Center Coliseum JIVING At King County Aquatics Center Men 3-meter spnngboard.

8 p.m. 1' ICE HOCKEY 1 At Tri-Cities Coliseum and Tacoma Dome Soviet Union vs. Switzerland. JJnitedStatesvs. West Germany.

9:30 p.m. 'VOLLEYBALL At Hec Edmundson Pavilion MEN tuba vs. Argentina. 1p.m. "Holland vs.

Italy. 3 p.m. Soviet Union vs. France, 8 p.m. tinned States vs.

Brazil. 10 p.m. YACHTING At Shilshole Bay Finns, 470 s. Satiboards. 3 p.m.

1978 Pit 22 144 6.5 0 1979 Pit 36 291 8.1 1 1980 Pit 30 196 6.5 2 1981 Pit 37 250 6.8 1 1982 Pit 31 249 8.0 0 1983 Pit 34 278 8.2 2 1984 Sea 1 3 3.0 0 Totals 307 3432 7.4 9 TED HENDRICKS Regular Season IrrtYds Avg.TD 1969 Baltimore 0 0 0.0 0 1970 Baltimore 1 31 31.0 0 1971 Baltimore 5 70 14.0 0 1972 Baltimore 2 13 6.5 0 1973 Baltimore 3 33 11.0 0 1974 Green Bay 5 74 14.8 0 1975 Oakland 2 40 20.0 0 1976 Oakland 1 9 9.0 0 1977 Oakland 0 0 0.0 0 1978 Oakland 3 29 9.7 0 1979 Oakland 1 23 23.0 1 1980 Oakland 3 10 3.3 0 1981 Oakland 0 0 0.0 0 1982 LA. Raiders 0 0 00 0 1982 L.A. Raiders 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 26332 12.8 1 JACK LAMBERT IntYds Avg. TD 1974 Pit 2 19 9.5 0 1975 Pit 2 35 17.5 0 1976 Pit 2 32 16.0 0 1977 Pit 1 5 5.0 0 1978 Pit 4 41 10.3 0 1979 Pit 6 29 4.8 0 1980 Pit 2 1 .5 0 1981 Pit 6 76 12.7 0 1982 Pit 1 6 6.0 0 1983 Pit 2 -1 0 1984 Pit 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 28 243 8.7 0 TOM LANDRY NFL Coaching Record Regular Season LT 1960 Dallas 0 11 1 1961 Dallas 4 9 1 1962 Dallas 5 8 1 1963 Dallas 4 10 0 1964 Dallas 5 8 1 1965 Dallas 7 7 0 1966 Dallas 10 3 1 1967 Dallas 9 5 0 1968 Dallas 12 2 0 1969 Dallas 11 2 1 1970 Dallas 10 4 0 1971 Dallas 11 3 0 1972 Dallas 10 4 0 1973 Dallas 10 4 0 1974 Dallas 8 6 0 1975 Dallas 10 4 0 1976 Dallas 11 3 0 1977 Dallas 12 2 0 1978 Dallas 12 4 0 1979 Dallas 11 5 0 1980 Dallas 12 4 0 1981 Dallas 12 4 0 1982 Dallas 6 3 0 1983 Dallas 12 4 0 1984 Dallas 9 7 0 1985 Dallas 10 6 0 1986 Dallas 7 9 0 1987 Dallas 7 8 0 1988 Oallas 3 13 0 Totals 250 162 6 Playoffs VV 1965 Dallas 6 1 1966 Dallas 0 1 1967 Dallas 1 1 1968 Dallas' 1 1 1969 Dallas 0 2 1970 Dallas 2 1 1971 Dallas 3 0 1972 Dallas 1 1 1973 Dallas 1 1 1975 Dallas 2 1 1976 Dallas 0 1 1977 Dallas 3 0 1978 Dallas 2 1 1979 Dallas 0 1 1980 Dallas 2 1 1981 Dallas 1 1 1982 Dallas 2 1 1983 Oallas 0 1 1985 Dallas 0 1 Totals 21 18 WITA VIRGINIA SLIMS POINTS LEADERS (Through Sunday) 1. Martina Navratllova.

2,980: 2. Steffi Graf. 2.930: 3. Monica Seles, 4. Zina Garrison, 1.637: 5.

Arantxa Sanchez Vicano 1.491: 6. Natalia Zvereva. 1.478: 7. Gabnela Sabatini, 1.310; 8. Katenna Maleeva, 1.245- AREA RESULTS CASSEL HILLS Ladies 9-hole Group Low net- A flight.

Dot Sommer 33: Shirtev Wells 34; Adele Longley 36: flight, Nora Rutherford 37, Marge Meyer 39, Mag Sa-brack 40: flight, Bev Green 33, Jan Vescic 37, Nicole Genovesi 38: flight. Bonnie Martin 33, Peggy Valaskie 39. Caroline Carey 40. HOMESTEAD Ladies 9 hole Group Low gross, low net Championship. Dee Stephens 44: June Condon 49-34; 1.

Maty Lou Foster 49, Jo Borkenhagen 53-36. Sheila Shaw 52-36: 2. Marcia Seebach 49, Helen Brtnkman 55-32: 3. Clemmie Pohl 55, Robbie Schwartz 62-37. Vi Zimmeiman 64-37.

KITTYHAWK Point Tourney A flieht. Norma Hazlet 88-41: Linda McCreaiy 94-40: flight. Marge Halloran 95-45: Blanche As- beiry 99-41: flight. Rose Gardynecki 100-42: Marge Ridenour 104-39; Ruth Kreitzer 109-39; flight, Jean Fearing 113-36: Dome Miller 116-34; Donna Baker 116-34. MEADOWBROOK Strokes to the Green Flights Championship, Marilyn Smith 60: A flight, lou Stein 66: flight.

Claire Soifer 77: Brenda Aveyard 77: flight. Dolly Droze 76: Western Pin. Sue Weiss 98- ru. MIAMI VALLEY low net toumev (Seniorsl Martha DeBold 98-70: Low net. field Lynn Bahr 110-68: Champ flight.

Kathy Wright 84-71; A flight, Adele Haley 96-71: flight, Jean Gadd 103-71: flight, Shirley Fahrer 113-73; flight, Char Butz 117-75, Suzanne Boots 119-75. MORAINE High Point Foursome 1st Team Ginny Fntz. Joann Granzow. Cocky Davidson, Done 0 Bnen 142: Kristen Carpenter. Gloria Gardner.

Natalie Walsh. Betsy Whitney 139. low Net Dome Sherman 95-67: 9-Holers Low Net Kathleen Tinney 70-37, Ellen Boyer 60-39. NCR Seniors Toumev Low Gross Ed Graham 77: Low Net Dick Meyer 91-65: Team. Low Net 73.45.

Ed Redden. Bill Knee. Charlie Deschler. Jim Weller. John Coles.

Paul Eisenhauer. Gordon Keever. Ed Graham. Jim O'Laughlin. Boyce Parsons.

SUGAR VALLEY 18 hole league Low net A flight, Nancy Bartley 68: Pat Davis, 71: Maiydale Montplaisir, 71; 8 flight, Ethel Bechtel, 65; Joan Bennett. 69: flight. Joan Herkenhime, 78: Ruth Lewis, 78. SYCAMORE CREEK 9 Hole Scram ble 1. (tiei Holly Douple.

Diane Thielking. Estelle Tracy, Phyllis Walcott, 44: 2. Jane Pruett. Alice Thein. Jean Wheeler, Anetta Eund.

44; 3. Manon McAtee. Pat Stump. Pat Dykes 46. WALNUT GROVE Ladies Member- Member.

Best Ball (first roundl Jeanette Sandstrom, Debbie Little 63: Marilyn Green. Betty Dodge 65: Shirley Welsh. Jackie Her mann 65: Lou Thurston, Joanne Chase 65: four teams tied at 66. WRIGHT-PATT ladies Match Plav A flight. 1.

Martha White: 2. Sukie Finnie: 3. Ellen Miller: flight. 1. Gloria Maly: 2.

Pat Paddon: 3. Jody Bumgardner; flight, Hoa Dupiee; 2. Marilyn Jorgensen; 3. Elaine Larmer: flight, 1. Linda Stoner: 2.

Nancv Wiseman: 3. Brownie Engebretsen. HOLE-IN ONE nod I inee used a 6-tron on the 165-vard No. 2 on the South Course at NCR Country Clu. 'NASCAR OTirouqh Sunday) WINSTON CUP POINTS 1.

Mark Martin. 2.509: 2. Dale Earnhardt. 2.508:3. Geoff Bodine.

2.374:4. Rusty 1ace. 2.338: 5. Kyle Petty. 2.219: 6.

Morgan .1 Shepherd. 2.198: 7. Bill Elliott and Ken Schlatter, 2.180: 9. Ernie man. 2.095: 10.

Ricky Rudd. 2.075. MONEYLEADERS 1. Dale Earnhardt. 2.

Rusty Wallace. $592,729: 3. Mark Martin. $546,725: 4. Geoff Bodine.

$537,315: 5. Kyle Petty. $533,695: 6. Ken Schrader. 523,705: 7.

Bill Elliott. $523,435: 8. Der-" fike Cope. $417,640: 9. Davey Allison, i 10.

Danell Waltrip. $314,875. CART JjrhroughJuly22) POINT STANDINGS 1. Al Unser. 106: 2.

Michael Andretti. "104; 3. Rick Meais. 102: 4. Emerson Fitta- paldi.

88: 5. Bobby Rahal. 79: 6. Ane Luyen- jlyk. 78: 7.

Danny Sullivan, 73: 8. Mario An- ATP MONEYLEADERS (Through Sunday) 1. Stefan Edberg 2. Ivan Lendl 3. Andres Gomez 4.

Bons Becker 5. Andre Agassi 6. Goran Ivanisevic 7. Emilio Sanchez 8. Thomas Muster 9.

Brad Gilbert 10. Pete Sampras 11. Jim Courier 12. Andrei Chesnokov 13. Michael Chang 14.

Jonas Svensson 15. Jay Berger 16. Guy Forget 17. Jakob Hlasek 18. Juan Aguilera 19.

Petr Korda 20. Jim Pugh 21. Martin Jaite 22. Guillermo Perez-Roldan 23. Goran Prpic 24.

Tim Mayolte 25. Mark Krat2mann 26. Henri Leconte 27. Sergi Bruguera 28. Jim Grabb 29.

Karel Novacek 30. Aaron Krickstein 31. Michael Stich 32. Slobodan Zivojinovic 33. Grant Connell 34.

PaulHaarhuis 35. Rick Leach 36 Magnus Gustafsson 37. Kevin Curren 38. Javier Sanchez 39. OmarCamporese 40.

David Wheaton 41. ToddWusken 42. Waily Masur $896,781 $746,874 $711,775 $669,450 $647,097 $511,727 $486,095 $447,345 $374,267 $324,116 $323,802 $310,892 $305,824 $267,343 $264,590 $261,567 $251,699 $245,891 $235,573 $232,476 $225,632 $222,573 $213.4 $213,286 $209,978 $208,273 $205,570 $203,578 $202,444 $201,630 $190,985 $188,153 $187,167 $185,790 $183,134 $178,609 $175,560 $174,896 $171,325 $171,147 $167,339 $166,587 a. taaie cneever, hi: -iu. a.j.

Foyt.Jr..31. WONE NEY LEADERS 1. Ane luyendyk. 2. Emerson J-rttipaldi.

$963.1 11: i Bobby ftanai. 4877,220: 4. Al Unser. $773,195: 5. Mi-' Andretti.

$654,104: 6. Rick Meats. mal. Tuples. Dma's Valentine.

One Better. Lottery Fever. C. Four. Bill Fancy Lady.

Miss Northcross. Junction Citykitty, Alden Gloves. Corneal. River Downs' meet runs through Sept 3. Post time Is 2:30 p.m.

weekdays and 2 p.m. weekends. Dark Tuesdays. BASEBALL American League Baltimore Placed Sob Milacki. pitcher, on tne 15-day disabled list.

Recalled Mickey Weston, pitcher, from Rochester o( the International League Kansas City Activated Danny Tana-bull, outfielder. rom the 15-day disabled list. Placed Rey Palacios, infielder. on the 15-day disabled list. FOOTBALL NFL Lot Angeles Signed Bruce Davis, offensive tackle.

Waived John Layfield. offensive tackle. Miami Waived Clarence Jones, running back. New York Giants Signed Mike Fox. defensive lineman, to a three-year contract.

Waived Jerry Holmes and Terrence Greene, defensive backs. New York Jets Acquired Leon Perry, fullback, on watvers from the Los Angeles Raiders. Waived Kevin Greene, placekickef. Phoenix Claimed William Howard, running back, on waivers from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. San Diego Signed Gill Byrd, defensive back, to a three-year contract, SOCCER Major Indoor Soccer League St.

Louis Named Dan Counce vice president and general manager. Wichita Agreed to terms with Tom Soehn. defenseman. on a one-year contract. COLLEGE Fredonta State Announced the resignation of Nelson Cupelto.

head soccer coach, so he can become head coach at Monroe Community College. Princeton Named Curtis Jordan men's head heavyweignt crew coach, St. John's Named Adam Steinberg men head tennis coach and John Rossillo assistant football coach. St. Peter's Named Tim Brown men and women 's swimming and diving coach.

UC Irvine Named Keith Comfort women's head soccer coach. U.S. International Named Ralf Wil-helms men head soccer coach. Cincinnati Ev 6 St. Louis Pk New York 5Vj-6W alios Angeles AMERICAN LEAGUE at Minnesota at Milwaukee at Oakland at New York at Baltimore at Boston at Cleveland Ev6 Ev-6 California Texas Seattle It Detroit Toronto Chicago Kansas City 7W8Vi Ev6 Pk 5' 6' 5VV6'j NFL PRESEASON Saturday Hall of Fame Game At Canton, Ohio Favorite Cleveland Japan Bowl At Tokyo Denver Sunday London Bowl At London New Orleans Open Today Underdog TODAY'S SCHEDULE TELEVISION 8 p.m.

(M) Baseball: Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs. 8:05 p.m. (US) Goodwill Games: Events include men's volleyball (USA-USSR), boxing, baseball final, weightlifting and women's diving. 8:30 p.m. GSEH) Base-ball: Texas Rangers at Milwaukee Brewers.

9 p.m. (DSS Boxing: George Foreman vs. Ken la-kusta. A heavyweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds, live from Edmonton, Canada. RADIO 4:05 p.m.

WHIO-AM (1290) Baseball: Cincinnati Reds at San Diego. at San Diego at Philadelphia at Montreal San Francisco 1 gAWKec? Jcpcmp People. I ITW i ii I (The highest rated sports programs, according to arbitron ratings of 14 markets, for the period from July 23-29 with network, rating and share (the rating percentage of households with televisions and the share is the percentage of households with televisons in use; all times Eastern) 1 July 29, Boxing, ABC, p.m., 4.7, 12. 2 July 29, PGA Bulck Open, CBS, p.m., 4.0, 11. 3 July 28, PGA BuickOpen (13 markets), CBS, 4-6 p.m., 3.7, 11.

4 July 28, Baseball (Chicago White Sox at Milwaukee 8 markets), CBS, p.m., 3.6, 12. 5 July 29, Talladega 500, CBS, p.m., 3.2, 9. 6 July 28, Pro Bowlers (13 markets), ABC, p.m., 3.0, 9. 7 July 29, LPGA Championship, NBC, 2-4 p.m., -is, 5. 8 July 28, LPGA Championship, NBC, 3-4 p.m., f.3,4.

lb-MAiW IU KtNEOrTTlATE Ml J. ill m- f7 tf.mt&'j SCOREBOARD compiled by A. Blessing. BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE Favorite Line Underdog at Chicago 6-7 Putsbuigh.