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bulletin board Pacers, Tisdale agree on contract VA1 sports summary compiled from Hie Associated Press Quote du jour Rice Coach Watson Brown, after losing bis starting quarterback and No. 1 receiver to injuries this week: "You (urn right and you get hit in the ear and you turn left and you get bit between the eyes." .3 Tisdale signs. UmmJ Mail information at least two weeks before the sporting event to bulletin board, eo The El Paso Times Sports Department. P.O. Box 20, El Paso.

Texas. 79999. YWCA oilers exercise The Myrna Deckert Branch of the YWCA, 9135 Stahala, will offer separate aerobic and belly-dance classes. The aerobics classes are open to women of all ages, including special classes for teens and senior citizens. Cost is $12 per month.

The belly-dancing class meets at 7:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Gass fee is $12, and YWCA membership is only $20 per year. Information: Barbara Alspaugh, 757-0306. El Paso martial arts Eight El Pasoans won individual titles at the Midwestern Taekwondo Tournament of Champions on Saturday in Denver.

Winners were Javier Martinez (forms, team fighting); Albert Gonzalez (sparring): Rodrigo Segura (forms); Mike Martinez (forms); Ruben Fragoso (sparring); Mark Marquez (team sparring); Andy Rios (team sparring) and James Coons (honorable mention). Others receiving trophies were Raul Martinez, Jose Krapp, Ruben Rodriguez, Rod Crowder and Scott Holcombe. Charity golf meet The first Pilot Club benefit golf tournament will be Oct. 28 at Santa Teresa Country Club. Only the first 50 four-player teams will be accepted; cost is $75 per Slayer, which includes post-tournament anquet.

Information: Vi Brown, 594-6000 or The Associated Press The Indiana Pacers announced Wednesday night they had agreed to contract terms with Wayman Tisdale, the No. 1 draft pick of the National Basketball Association team. "The Pacers reached an agreement in a meeting with Tisdale's representatives in Phoenix Paul White, the Pacers' public relations director, said. "Formal documentation and contract signing is expected to take place (Thursday)." The announcement came as the Pacers met the Detroit Pistons in an exhibition game in Anderson, Ind. White said Tisdale may be available for exhibition games against Cleveland in Kokorao, on Saturday and Boston in Indianapolis on Tuesday.

Terms of the contract were not released. Also, second-year forward Earl Jones of the Los Angeles Lakers has been traded to the San Antonio Spurs in exchange for "future considerations." Jones, a tMoot-11, 226-pounder, was the Lakers' first-round draft choice in 1984, but his availability was limited by injuries, one of which was a fractured right foot He appeared in only two games for a total of seven minutes. Jones, a two-time NCAA Division II Player of the Year at the University of the District of Columbia, had a total of four points and two rebounds in two games in the current preseason. Also, the Portland Trail Blazers have sent a 1987 second-round draft choice to Chicago in exchange for the Bulls' waiving their right of refusal to free-agent center Caldwell Jones. Jones, a 35-year-old veteran of 12 professional basketball seasons, had signed an offer sheet with the Blazers.

The well-traveled Jones, a defensive specialist, played for San Diego, Kentucky and St. Louis in the American Basketball Association and Philadelphia, Houston and Chicago in the NBA. The Phoenix Suns, still smarting over the holdout of all-star forward Larry Nance, signed free-agent swingman Devin Durrani to a make-good contract. The Moot-7, 200-pound Durrant, a former All-American forward at Brigham Young University, was cut by the Indiana Pacers. COSELL BOWS OUT Sportsc aster Howard Cosell, who created a controversy by 4 i criticizing his former "Monday Night Football" colleagues in bis new book, will not be part of ABC's television coverage of the World Series.

Jim Spence, senior vice president of ABC Sports, confirmed that Cosell, the nation's most celebrated and controversial sports broadcaster, had withdrawn from the network's team covering the Series. The ABC broadcasters will be Al Michaels, Jim Palmer and Tim McCarver. AN ABC spokesman said the network "did offer Howard the role of pre-game show anchor, feeling he would be excellent in that role, but Howard refused that position and suggested he not work the series at alL" LONE STAR BOWL? A rancher whose Texas bowl game proposal died on the drawing board is back with a revised plan in which his Lone Star Bowl would become the national collegiate football championship game. Johnson's plan for the much-discussed, but never-approved title game: The existing bowl games would be unchanged. But, after Jan.

1, someone would pick the nation's top two teams. They would meet, preferably in Austin, for the title. Johnson, of Johnson City, said he plans to take the plan to the NCAA's January convention in New Orleans. Johnson's initial idea was an Austin-based Lone Star Bowl as just another post-season game. He hoped to stage the first game to coincide with the state's Sesquicentennial celebration next year.

CO-ED FOOTBALL A female student who wants to be a punter for the Hamilton (Ohio) High School boys' football team agreed to drop her lawsuit against school officials in return for their promise to immediately reinstate her to the team. Chulindra Cooks, a senior at Hamilton High, said she hoped to rejoin the team for practice in preparation for the school's game Friday against Princeton High, a Cincinnati-area school. The 5-foot-l, 152-pound Cooks had sued school Principal Maurice Miller and football Coach John Pont, accusing them of discriminating against her and dropping her from the team because she is a woman. She was cut from the squad the week of Hamilton High's first game, after having played briefly in a practice game. NO BUBBLE BATH -University of Texas basketball star Annette Smith turned down a bubble bath photograph offer from a national sports magazine because she did not think it would be appropriate.

Texas officials said a woman photographer from Sports Illustrated wanted the Lorghorn center to be photographed taking a bubble bath for the magazine's upcoming college basketball issue. She would have been wearing a bathing suit DISNEY GOLF Larry Nelson, who built a successful business and then got rid of it when he felt it was threatening his career, will be trying to defend his title in the 1400,000 Walt Disney World Championshp at Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Nelson heads a 132-man field into this 72-hole tournament that will be contested over Disney's Palm, Magnolia and Lake Buena Vista courses. Among those challenging him are Lanny Wadkins, Hal Sutton and Roger Maltbie. TANNER-TURNER TALKS Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner and fired Pittsburgh Pirates manager Chuck Tanner will talk face-to-face, and the Braves have "the inside track" on hiring Tanner, Turner said.

Turner and Tanner had "a very good talk" by phone Tuesday, said Turner, who is looking for new management to lead his fifth-place baseball team back to respectability. Tanner ended an eight-year stay as manager of the Pirates on Monday, when the team's new owners let him go. Nelson defends. if it's in the News it's in the Times i fti i Tanner confers. nffOEpm Krmp Age is on Edmonton's side Ml IIP NHL FANTASTIC PRICES! OUTLINE RAISED LETTER FIBERGLASS BELTED POLYESTER BLACKWALLS pion.

But the Oilers also have another thing going for them this year which is equally as impressive: their median age. After winning their second straight Stanley Cup last year, the Oilers' average age was 25.4. Paul Coffey and Grant Fuhr are 23 years old; Gretzky, Mark Messier and Glenn Anderson are 24, and Jarri Kurri is 25. Only a handful of regulars are in the 30s neighborhood. The naeeinc thought around WHITEWALLS The Associated Press "I don't know how long we can keep this up.

I just know that it's great while it lasts," Wayne Gretzky said as the powerful Edmonton Oilers began drilling for their third consecutive National Hockey League championship. "We have a great nucleus for continued success," Gretzky, the crown jewel of the Oilers' sparkling lineup, said. They begin the defense of the Stanley Cup on Thursday night against the visiting Winnipeg Jets in one of nine opening-day games. W9 1 HJuJI u3 99 In other games Thursday night, it's Toronto at Boston, Hartford at Buffalo, Montreal at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Quebec, Washington at the New York "Rangers, New Jersey at Philadelphia, Minnesota at Detroit, and Vancouver at Los Angeles. The Oilers skate better than other teams, have toughness and are blessed with the NHL's foremost player in Gretzky, the 519 P15580-I3 -13 39 99 If 51 P18570R 13 45.99 P20560R- $U99 I 615-15513 560-1 5 17.

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The tournament with proceeds going to the Child Crisis Center will feature men's, women's and doubles' categories in 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, and 4.5. Tax-deductible entry fee is $16. Bob Reid, Leaders in the points standings: Annie Moncada (women's 3.5); Jim Holley (men's 3.5); Rhonda Letz (women's 4.5); John Burbidge (men's 4.5) and Brooks Faulkenberry (men's 5.5). (Complete standings in Printout on page 4C.) Entry fee for the GEPTA tournament is $9 for singles, $16 per doubles team. Deadline is Oct 20.

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P22575R-15 37. P23575R-15 41. players. The Westside country club will be the site of the final segment of the El Paso Grand Prix series Oct. 17-20 and the Greater El Paso Tennis Association's Adult Closed Championships.

Sunday is the final day to enter the Privite Line-sponsored Grand Prix tournament, the final segment before the Grand Prix Masters. Entry fee is $9 for singles, $18 per doubles team. wmm. P20575R1S P21575R15 P22575R15 P23575R-15 STEEL METRICS CETRIC RADIALS PERFORMANCE RADIALS Highspeed Rated 99 $E99 99 rPr tl i55R-12 10 1S5M2 Points title on line at Fas-Track P18570HR-13 jFabfic Metrics i '55R-13 27. 165R-13 P185 70HH 1444 99 P19S70HR 144.9 P20570HR 1448 99 165R-13 165R-15 Steel Radials have been decided.

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14); Carl McBride, 95; Joe Lackey, II; Juan Barrana 71; Juan Barraiia 41; Jimmy Com, 4); Stuart Flowers, 12; Pat Carney, M. Outlaw late models Pat Carney. 112; Sean Callanan, 112; Tank Tomberlin, 104; Tom Cowers, 17; Carl Trimmer, 17; John Carney, Ralph Adams, 59; Act Bowden, 44; 155R-13 165R-13 165R-14 P205'60HR-1349 99 P205 60HR 1 4 52.99 P245 BOHR 14 51 99 PI95 P205 6OHR 1556 99 P2l560HRI5 5e.99 P235-60HR 1541.99 P21585HR 1565.99 165R-15 17570R-13 18570R-14 The long-running battle for the seasonal points championship in the midget division at Fas-Track is going down to the wire. Keith Leighty holds a three-point lead (521-518) over Jerry Senior, so the championship will be decided Saturday during the final auto racing exhibition at the East El Paso track. Action begins at 8 p.m.

Every other division at Fas-track, however, already has been clinched. In the stock division, matters Jim prastieid, jonn bray, u. Outlaw sprints Gary Bradley, 183; Greg Little, 143; Marty Wilcox, IIS; John Carney, 100; Ted Lee, 91; John TRUCK AKD RV CUSTOM WHEELS TRUCK AND RV RADIALS John Carney owns the championship among outlaw late model -drivers and Gary Bradley is the -champ in outlaw sprints. Don Pierce is the champion in the junkyard dog division. Current standings Stock! Jim Harris, 3M; Scott LoostoOti; John HUL 99 99 99 534 iieni, Ed Dtway, Boooy Mar cum, to; to r-rencn, 45; Gary Blum.

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39. Junkyard dogs Don Pierce, 127; Gene Soule. 95; Don aid Flowers, II; Richard (Mil. 12; Rob Gonulei, 41; Jeft Rose, 40; Gary Ackerson, 33; Kyle Greenup, 21; George Little, 21; Sherman Bamett. IS.

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The top challengers should be JW Topsham and TB's Swale. mi SMi KWo 41 72 II 131 II S-l KM 5 1 SI 71 -12 1 It 51 tfr! 121 30 53 SI 31 41 II 121 SI 72 II St 4-1 141 JUAREZ RACETRACK OFF TRACK BETTING Juarei Turl Club. Full Track Odds: Belmont, Laurel, Philadelphia, 10:55 a.m.; Bay Meadows, 1:55 p.m Live televised recta Oak Tree Santa Anita, 2 p.m.; Meadowlands, I p.m.; Juarti Race Track, I p.m. p.m. Greyhound handicaps Thursday's races Port timt 1p.m.

MOT PP DOG OOOS FIRST 550 Yards, Grade M. 1 Harsh Harmony 52 5 Kiowa Alicia I I 3 Chicano Marty 1-1 7GoteboMikt 92 I Kiowa Deity 4-1 Kiowa Charlotte 72 4C-oteOoHonty 111 IC Michael 1S-1 1 Sports Mind 1 DB Duramie 2 OB King I Sparky Bill 4 Pat Gertie Early Glamour FIFTH 540 Yards. Grade B. I Dear Lady 3 PatC Pita 4 Wonder Made. 4 SD's Dixie 1 lona Cruier 2 Sports Apache SBoogtrlok I Parting Light SIXTH -550 Yards.

Grade C. PD Nikki 7 JW Topsham STBs Swale 4 Rips Poco Ont 1 Sports Cheer 4 Nellie 2 Sports Right I DB Too Schemer 900 IJ. MSG A533-1 401 (Ccrccr cf f.lcxa A P.cntcna) I Holiday Lee 4 Madds Freestyle HR's Rebel I Rata Del I Silk Light 7 Ok Work 5 Miss Ziggy NTH --1st Yards. Grade AA. I Jack Rover 1 Eastbourne 4 Kiowa Butch 7 Chicano Gorgeous 1 Sports Look Heart's Candy 3 kitty Comet 4 RD'S Kill 11TH-550 Yards.

Gradt 0. 1 WD'I Sampler 5 Two Love 3 Bob's Mover iChkano Cherry 4 RPM's Anna Belle 7 Jvstein Hunter 4 Vip's Anson I Bar Cactus OTH 550 Yards. Grade 3 Ada Black 1313 ill TniVnO593-1 1 (On CctouQY Ucit cjxt to Piles) ASK AluUT OUU hHEE REPLACEMENT CERTIFICATE i H-l FREE CUSTOMER MOUNTING ROTATIONS FLAT REPAIRS JW Topsham has not visited the winner's circle lately, having finished second in three races and third in another. TB's Swale won three races ago but has not demonstrated the speed that PD 121 SECOND Yards, erode A. SEVENTH SM Yards.

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