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A source close to the negotiations between Palmer and the Orioles said prior to the meeting that none of the options made available to the pitcher earlier included staying with the club as an active player. No-Show Record Set MINNEAPOLIS AP) An unofficial major league baseball record for no-shows was set Wednesday in Minneapolis, where 45,517 Metrodome tickets were purchased but not used. A crowd of 6,346 fans paid their way in to watch the Blue Jays rally past Minnesota 8-7. But the paid attendance was 51,863 second highest in the club's 24-year history. A group of Twins Cities business leaders bought the 45,517 tickets as part of a $6 million ticket drive.

They hope to prevent the Twins from jumping cities by boosting attendance over the 2.4 million mark this season. Career in Jeopardy DENVER (AP) Denver Broncos punt returner Rick Upchurch may be informed by the team and its doctors that his football career must end on the ground that continuing in football could result in paralysis for Upchurch, the victim of a neck injury. But Upchurch's lawyer, Richard DeZengremel, said Tuesday Upchurch wants to continue playing and has sought a medical opinion in response to opinions the Broncos organization has -obtained from two doctors, indicating possible paralysis should Upchurch continue playing football. "Rick wants to play," DeZengremel said. "But maybe the Broncos want to cover themselves and not have another Darryl Stingley," he told the Rocky Mountain News.

JIM PALMER Spokesmen for the Broncos said they will meet with Upchurch on Thursday to update him on the issue. Upchurch was unavailable for comment on Tuesday. Comeback Honored NEW YORK (AP) Adrian Dantley of the Utah Jazz, who rebounded from torn wrist ligaments to become the National Basketball Association's scoring champion, was named Wednesday as the NBA's Comeback Player of the Year. Dantley, a 6-foot-5, 210-pound forward and occasional guard from Notre Dame, averaged 30.6 points per game during the 1983-84 season in leading the Jazz to its first winning record (45-37), the championship of the Midwest Division and its first trip to the playoffs. He also was sixth in the league in foul shooting with an .859 percentage.

Cowboys Sign Three DALLAS (AP) Dick Mansperger, player-personnel director for the Seattle Sea hawks, has returned to the scouting department of the Dallas Cowboys, team officials announced Wednesday. The National Football League team also announced the signings of three draft picks to a series of one-year contracts, team spokesman Greg Aiello said. The Cowboys signed running back Norm Granger, a fifth-round draft pick from Iowa; linebacker Eugene Lock-hart, a sixth-round draft pick from Houston; and guard John Hunt, a ninth-round draft pick from Florida. TANK JjFNAMARA by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds MP1' tDM a30rT OUCSTCKJ Local Transactions AMIAU. BALTIMORE ORIOLES Assieaet OneMa SancMt.

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artmiM) and. a aariat at ana year contraefk. GREEN tAV PACKERS Sanad Henry Oxn. tm and NE YORK JETS Signed Jon Engliin. amrternack.

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Uartad Statti Frrki Laigad JACKSONVILLE BULLS Announced tnt resignation at Billy Cam. president PITTSBURGH MAULERS Released Tony Let, place-kicker. Signed Eric Scnu-Dtrt, piacrkickar. HOCKEY Natiaaal Hackay Hift BUFFALO SABRES-Announced It resignation ol Gdrdon "Red" Bartnson. assistant coacA, accept tne need caactiing ofe at the University ot Michigan.

COLLEGE OHIO STATE Named RicK Bay athletic director. Late Box Suns-Lakers PHOENIX (112) Nance 12 22 5-7 21, Pittman 51 0-0 10, Edwards 51 frO 10, Davis 511 4 4 14, Macy 3 4 12 Lucas 3 5 3 2 1, Adams 2 7 2 2 Foster 02 3 2 2, Sanders 13 00 2, Westphal 04 1 A. Scott 1-2 0-0 2, Rooey 11 Ml. Totals 41-14 11 25 102. LOS ANGELES (111) Cooper HI to 12, Rambis SI 23 12, Abdul Jabbar tl3 5 5 21, Johnson 25 2 2 6.

McGeetl! 0-0 12. Scott 711 00 14, Worthy 9-It I I 19, Wilkes 3-1 0-0 1, McAdoO 7 10 2 2 Niter 00 0-0 0, Spriggs 04 04 0. Totils 53 92 12 13111. Phoenix II II 24112 Las Angelas 24 11 11-111 Three point goals Macy 2. Fouled out None.

Rebounds Phoenix 34 (Nance t), Los Angeles 44 (Abdul-Jabbar 101. Assists Phoenix 25 (Davis I), Los Angeles 37 (Johnson 241. Total fouls Phoenix It, Los Angeles 22. Technlcils Cooper, Phoenix, illegal defense, 2. Local Sports Softball Tournaments Advocate News Service SHINER The Shiner Studs will sponsor a men's tournament and a women's tournament in Shiner on May 26-27.

The entry fee is S70 and the entry deadline is Wednesday. Additional information may be obtained by telephoning Greg Kremling at 594-2810. Scores Woman's League Security Rockbit 9, YMCA 5 Baptist Temple Pink 6, Paper Dolls 0 Victoria Machine Works Midcoast Diesel 1 Alcorn 12, ACC Vaccum Truck 0 VPI Dicon 6, Victoria Savings 1 Netettes 10, Victoria Office Equipment I Alcorn 11, YMCA 3 Victoria Army Sales CO. Farmer 0 Carriage Buick 17, Magic Industries 0 Budweiser Light 11, ACC Vaccum Truck 5 Island 10, Fun City 3 Citizens National Bank 7, E.T. Reyna Boxing Tuesday's Fights ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.

(AP) Lindell Holmes. Detroit, stopped Leroy Hester, Miami, From Page 1B Briefs Friday. May tWwungnai at Oucaaa, 7 am. Stertey. May It Ma man il at Oakland.

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Basketball MBA Playoffs Caattrtact Finals (test at Seven 1 litem Conference Tuesday's Gimt Boston lit, Milwaukee Boston leads series 1-0 Thursday's Game Milwaukee at Boston, 1:30 p.m; Saferday's Game Boston at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. Monday's Gatni Boston at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. Wednesday, May Milwaukee at Boston, 7 necessary Friday. May 25 Boston at Milwaukee, p.m., II necessary Sunday, May 27 Milwaukee at Boston, noon, It necessary Western Conference Tuesday's Game Los Angeles 111, Phoenix 102, Los Angeles leads series 2 0 Friday's Game Los Angeles at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Sunday's Game Los Angeles at Phoenix, 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday, May 21 Phoenix at Los Angeles, 10 30 p.m., if necessary Friday. May IS Los Angeles at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m.. If necessary Sunday, May 27 or Monday, May 21 Phoenix at Los Angeles, TBA, neces sary Comeback Voting NEW YORK (AP) Balloting for the NBA's Comeback Player ot the Year voted on by a 7frmember nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters: Votes 36 23' 3 Adrian Dantley, Utah John Lucas, San Antonio John Drew, Utah Otis Birdsong, New Jersey Quintin Dailey, Chicago Rickey Green, Utah Mitch Kupchak, Los Angeles John Long. Detroit Micheal Richardson, New Jersey Bill Walton, San Diego Olympics Boycott List A list of the countries that have announced they will not attend the 1914 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles: Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Laos, Mongolia, Soviet Union, Vietnam. Crisp Takes Pettus Job Advocate News Service PETTUS William A.

"Bill" Crisp was named athletic director and head football coach by the Pettus Independent School District Board of Trustees at a special session here Wednesday. 1 Crisp, who will assume his duties next fall, comes to Pettus from San Saba, where he served as an assistant coach. Baseball Banquet On Tap The Victoria Stingaree Baseball Booster Club will hold its annual banquet at 8:30 p.m. Thursdays Furr's Cafeteria. Tickets for the banquet, which includes a steak dinner, are (6.50 and will be available at the door.

Sting Track Banquet Set The Victoria High School Track and Field Booster Club will sponsor its annual banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Victoria Community Center. The banquet, which will be open to the public, will honor members of the VHS track and Held teams. Renaldo Nehemiah, world record holder in the 110-meter high hurdles and a member of the San Francisco 49'er's football team, will be the speaker. Tickets for the banquet are $6 each and are available at Jerry Lexa Sports, 1708 N.

Navarro; from any member of the VHS track team or coaching staff; or telephone Patty Simpson at 578-3894 or Sandy Harrison at 575-0166, after 5 p.m. The booster club will also be holding a car wash Saturday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Sunday from 3 until 7 p.m. at the car wash on Sam Houston Drive near the school.

YMCA Offers Basketball Camps The Victoria YMCA will offer three basketball camps this summer for players in first through eight grades. The registration fee is $20 for YMCA members and $25 for non-members. All fundamental skills will be covered in the five day camps, which will be held June 4-8, June 11-15 and June 18-22. Further information may be obtained by telephoning Allen Stoker at 575-0511. Goliad High Honors Top Athletes Advocate News Service, GOLIAD Karen Dohmann earned the O.G.

Cope- BASEBALL play. The Goliad Tigers (14-7) earned a trip to the playoffs with a second-place finish in District 29-3A. Goliad officials will meet with officials from District 30-3A champion Odem Thursday at 11 a.m. in Refugio to work out details for their bi-district contest. The Tigers will play a tune-up game at 8 p.m.

Thursday at Three Rivers. The District 31-A runner-up Runge Yellowjackets (9-3) have a one game bi-district date set with District 32-A champion San Isidro at 4 p.m. Mondayin Alice. While the Victoria area teams are just getting their playoff season under way, the District 25 5A champion Brazoswood Buccaneers are in the midst of an area playoff series. The Bucs, who swept Austin High in a bi-district series, dropped a 3-2 decision to San Antonio Lee Tuesday night in San Antonio.

Game two of the series Rockets Wait for Coin Flip NEW YORK (AP) Representatives of the Houston Rockets and the Portland Trail Blazers will meet Thursday with Commissioner David Stern in the National Basketball Association's probe into allegations that college stars Akeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing were improperly contacted. The NBA was to have conducted its coin flip May 10 to determine whether Houston or Portland would have the No. 1 pick in the June 19 draft. Coaches To Leave lctoria By MIKE FORMAN Advocate Sports Writer Two more coaches will be leaving Victoria High School at the end of the school year. Athletic coordinator and head football coach Alan Weddell said Wednesday that he had received resignations from Davis Barker and Roger Whalen.

Both coaches have been at Victoria for two years and are currently working as varsity football assistants. Whalen also served as the junior varsity baseball coach. Last month, track and cross country coach Zoe Simpson announced he would be departing in the fall for a similar position at Kingwood in the Humble Independent School District. Whalen, who came to Victoria from Colorado, will take over as head baseball coach at Kenedy. Barker will become a varsity football assistant at New Waverly in East Kenedy, the defending state champion, will seek a third straight trip to the state tournament when it opens bi-district playoff action Monday night against Pleasanton in San Antonio.

Next season, Whalen's Lions will compete in District 29-3A with Cuero, Goliad, Refugio, Karnes City and George West. New Waverly will play in District 23-2A with Grove-ton, Trinity, Lovelady, Gra-peland, Elkhart, Alto and Corrigan-Camden. Solunar 17 Thurs. It Fri. 10 Sat, 20 Sun.

11 Won. Tues. 13 Wed. 24 Thurs. 15 Frl.

26 Sat. 27 Sun. Mon. 7:50 9:00 9:55 10:55 11:50 12:15 1:05 1:45 2:20 3:00 3:35 4:15 1:40 2:50 3:45 4:45 5:40 1:30 1:10 7:45 0:25 9:00 9:35 10:20 .1:30 9:30 10:25 11:20 12:40 1:20 1:55 2:35 3:20 3:45 4:30 2:15 1:10 4:15 5:10 4:50 7:30 1:05 0:45 9:20 10:00 10:40 is set for at 5 p.m. Thursday in Clute.

Game three, if necessary, will be played at 5 p.m. Friday in College Station. The District 26-5A champion Austin Lanier Vikings, who defeated the District 25-5A runner-up Stroman Raiders in bi-district play, opened their area series with a 6-5 victory over San Antonio Roosevelt on Tuesday in Austin. Comanches Rally Past Wildcats Advocate News Service SHINER The Shiner Comanches rallied from a 1(H) deficit to take a 13-11 decision over the Weimar Wildcats and the District 27-2A championship at Green-Dickson Park here Wednesday night. The Comanches (15-6) and Wildcats finished in a tie for the district title, with 6-2 records, setting up the one-game playoff to determine the teams respective playoff berths.

With the win, coach Jerry Bonewald's team draws a bi-district bye and will play the Lake Travis-Troy winner in an area game. Freshman Gilbert Price, who had 10 strikeouts, got the win for Shiner to raise his record to 6-1 on the season. Weimar jumped out to its big lead thanks to 10 walks and seven Shiner errors. But the Comanches scored six runs in the fourth and five in the fifth to tie the game at 11, before tallying the winning runs in the bottom of the sixth. The Comanches, who have scored 84 runs in their last six games, were led at the plate by Frankie Mikes, who had three hits including a triple and two RBI, Perry Wegener, who had two hits and two RBI and Tim Wenske, who had a double and three RBI.

Tennis Schedule of Sports On Television No. 2 Seeded Arias Upset in Italy ROME (AP) Second-seeded Jimmy Arias was knocked out of the $315,000 Italian Open Tennis Championships and No. 3 Yannick Noah of France came within a point of suffering the same fate Wednesday. Unseeded Claudio Panatta of Italy stunned Arias, the defending champion, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2), 7-5 on the clay courts in sunny weather after heavy rain that forced the cancellation of some Tuesday matches. Noah, No.

6 in the world, was hard-pressed to down unseeded Julio Goes of Brazil 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2). In night matches, eight-seeded Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina downed Paul McNamee of Australia 7-5, 6-4; Aaron Krickstein, the 16-year-old sensation who upset fellow American sixth-seeded Eliot Teltscher in first-round play, beat Yugoslavia's Marko Ostoja 6-3, 4-6, 6-4; and Chris Lewis of New Zealand defeated Argentine Roberto Arguello 6-4, 0-6, 6-3. Favorite Advances in Germany BERLIN (AP) Top-seeded Bonnie Gadusek beat fellow American Jamie Golder 6-1, 6-2 Wednesday in the second round of the women's $150,000 German Open Tennis Tournament. In other second-round matches, eighth-seeded Kathy Rinaldi defeated Tina Scheuer of Denmark 6-3, 6-2 Andrea Leand downed Iva Budarova of Czechoslovakia 6-2, 6-7, (7-3), 6-1; Sabrina Goles of Yugoslavia eliminated Terry Phelps 6-4, 6-4; Kathy Horvath ousted Shelly Solomon 6-0, 6-1, land Scholastic Award and was also selected the outstanding girl tennis player at the Goliad High School All-Sports Banquet here Tuesday night. Speaking at the event was North Texas State University offensive backfield coach Bobby Jack Wright.

Chris Schoenherr was selected by the Lions Club as most valuable player on the basketball squad while teammate Paul Garcia was given the outstanding player award in both basketball and baseball. Schoenherr also was selected by the Rotary Club as the outstanding offensive player award on the football team. Robert de la Garza was given the outstanding defensive player award. Kori Gonzalez was named by the Lions Club as the most valuable player on the girls'. District 29-3A champion basketball team while Debra Gleinser was selected most outstanding athlete on the team.

Karen Ryan, the Class 3A 100-meter hurdles champion, earned the outstanding girls' track award. Kelly Camacho earned the outstanding player award on the girls' volleyball team while the doubles team of Allen Campbell and Steven Campbell was named the outstanding boys' tennis award. Yoakum Sets All-Sports Banquet Addvocate News Service YOAKUM The annual All-Sports Banguet, honoring Yoakum High School athletes, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Yoakum Community Center. The event is sponsored by the Yoakum Booster Club.

Jimmy the Greek- BASKETBALL NBA PLAYOFFS BOSTON 5 over Milwaukee. BASEBALL NL CINCINNATI (Soto) 0-5 over Chicago (Ruthvenh- ST LOUIS (Cox) a-5 over Atlanta (Perez); Montreal (Rogers) 5 over SAN DIEGO (Hawkins). AL MILWAUKEE (Haas) 8-5 over Texas (Tenana); CLEVELAND (Blyleven) 4-5 over Boston (Hurst); TORONTO (Leal) 5 over Chicago (Hoyt). FOOTBALL (Friday) Birmingham over CHICAGO; (Saturday) PHILADELPHIA 13 Over Jacksonville; OAKLAND 2 over Memphis; ARIZONA 4 over Denver; (Sunday) TAMPA BAY 0 over New Orleans; HOUSTON 12 over Oklahoma; San Antonio 2 over WASHINGTON; Michigan 1 over LOS (Monday) NEW JERSEY 14 over Pittsburgh. CAPS indicate home teem) 630 E8PN 8PEEOWEEK USA NHL HOCKEY "Stanley Cup Final" Oder vs.

Canadians or Istandexs (Tim tantatlve) 730 ESPN TOP RANK BOXMQ MaMn Paul vs. Terrene AID in an ESPN Ughtwo)lght Chavnptonahlp bout Mrtaduled for 12 rounds (live from Atlantic CMY.N.J.). 10:46 ESPN TOP RANK BOXING Marvin Paul vs. Terrenca All! In an ESPN Ugrrtwatont CrMmpfcrtarilp bout schadutod for 12 rounds (from 1130 U8A NHL HOCKEY "Stanley Cup Final" Otters vs. Canadians or Wavidars(R).