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26 Thu-saay June 6 1991 THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Fussin' And Feudin' on the Field of Dreams Tuning In Good Morning Television Major Ltagu Baseball San Diogo at Chicago WON Toas at Kansas City, MVt Chicago White Sox at Cleveland WON 7 30 Philadelphia at Atlanta. WTBS Montroal at Houston. HSE College Baseball 30 Wichita State vs Creighton. ESPN -French Opon. ESPN College Soltball NCAA Champion: up.

tape delay. By Barry Wilnor AP Sports Writer So you went to sec major league baseball and a hockey name broke out? Don't worry, it's not that unusual this season. Pitcher throws the ball at the batter. Batter charges the mound, or in one case, heads for the opposing manager. Players fight or threaten to throw punches.

Players get fined or suspended. Feuds build. And it's only June. "We find every year, there is one period or one month where it seems to get out of hand, then it just calms down," says American League director of public relations Phyllis Merhige. This season, there have been enough bench-clearing incidents to make the national pastime seem like a contact sport.

Just last weekend, it happened twice in a double dose of Saturday Night Fever. First, Seattle catcher Dave Valle was hit by Kevin Brown's pitch. Home plate umpire Mark Johnson warned Brown that another incident would mean an ejection. Valle, surrounded by teammates, broke away and rushed after Texas manager Bobby Valentine as both dugouts emptied. Valle was ejected.

Two nights earlier. Rangers reliever Mike Jeffcoat had hit Valle, who missed the next game. At Atlanta, Phillies pitcher Wally Ritchie hit Atlanta's Otis Nixon one pitch after Ritchie almost hit Nixon in the knee. On the first pitch, Nixon was restrained' from charging the mound. There no stopping him when he was hit.

"All I know Is. Otis. Nixon beat the living crap out of him, and that made me happy," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "And he should have. It was uncalled for." Now comes this warning to opponents who taunt him about his past from Steve Howe, the Yankees' pitcher suspended six times for drug and alcohol abuse.

Howe told the New York Post that he would retaliate against those who taunt him with his fists and possibly his fastball. "Let me say this, nothing happens until 1 throw the ball, and I throw the ball 95 miles per hour with accuracy," The Post quoted Howe. In Monday's game, Howe motioned to taunters in tho Toronto dugout to come out and fight. "I believe in baseball, mutual respect and etiquette," said Howe, who said he didn't hear remarks from the Blue Jays about his drug problems. "Whoever said that if they said it is a gutless If I heard them say that it wouldn't have stopped there.

That mean's we're going to duke." Which would be par for the course this season. John Wathan, former manager of the Kansas City Royals, on being offered a consultant's position by general manager Herk Robinson immediately after he was fired: told him. 'If you had made me a consultant five minutes ano, my first recommendation would have been that you not fire the "One of their players told me before the game that Bobby Valentine called the pitch that hit Dave two days ago," Mariners manager Jim Lefebvre said. But Lefeb-vre said he didn't think Brown hit Valle on purpose. Later that night in Chicago, A's catcher Terry Stein-bach was beaned by Bobby Thigpen, Both benches emptied and, as Steinbach was taken off on a stretcher, Rickey Henderson charged after several White Sox players.

"I know what the intent was. I know exactly what happened out there. That's all I want to say," A's manager Tony La Russa said. Peace returned to the diamond on Monday, when there were just four games. By Tuesday, the combatants had returned.

Radio Major League Baseball -Texas at Kansas City WWLS-AM Los Anyolcs at St. Louis, WWLS-AM Minor League Baseball -Oklahoma City at Columbus. KXY- Notes Scoreboard Sportsline 364-ii99 Sports Editor, Bob Colon, 475-3314 (6), 5-7, 7-6 (12-10), 6-0. Semifinals vs. Monica Seles (1).

Today's Tee Times Championship Flight: Janet Miller Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (S) First round def. MCNeil, 6-2, "icia F-rencn, snaron Gar-Suzy Shields, Party Coat- pur Stakes for 3-vear-olds. The winner, carrying 117 pounds and Jerry Bailey, had to wear two bar shoes to protect cracked hooves. The runnerup, ridden by Jorge Chavez, finished a neck in front of Fourstardave. Kana-tiyr, shipped In from California, covered seven furlongs on the Widener Turf Course In 1:23 4-5 to earn $54,630 and his second win in three starts this year.

The winner returned $6.40, $6 and $3.40. Senor Speedy paid $12.60 and $5.80 and Fourstardave was $3.40. I round def. Bettina Fulco, 6-1, ney vs. Ann Watkins, Jill Zien-tara vs.

Chris Adams, 10:55. Championship Consolation: Carol Driscoll vs. Jeanette Kiser, Michele Gard vs. Suanne Sneed, Rachel Preble vs. Helen Pluma-e, Paula Lewis vs.

Pat Payne, Fourth round def. Tami Whitlinger, Helena Sukova (3), Czechoslovakia, def. Sandy Collins, Odessa, Texas, and Mary Pierce, France, 6-3, 6-2. Mercedes Paz, Argentina, and Ga-brlela Sabatini (8), Argentina, def. Mary-Joe Fernandez, Miami, and Zina Garrison (4), Houston, 6-1, 6-2.

Gigi Fernandez, Aspen, and Jana Novotna (1). Czechoslovakia, def. Elise Burgin, Baltimore, and Patty Fendick (7), Sacramento, 6-3, 6-4. Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals Caroline Vis and Paul Haarhuis, Netherlands, def. Tracey Morton and David Macpherson, Australia, 6-4, 6-4.

Arant-a Vicario, anj Jorge Lozano, Mexico, def. Larisa Savchenko, Soviet Union, and Libor Pimek, Belgium, 7-5, 6-3. Helena Sukova and Cyril Suk, Czechoslovakia (12), leads Kathy Jar- Quarterfinals def. Mary Joe Fernandez (4), 6-3, 6-2. 1989 Wimbledon, Grass, Graf, 7-5, 6-1.

1990 Pan Pacific, Carpet, Graf, 6-1, 6-2. 1990 Baush and Lomb, Clay, Graf, 6-1, 6-0. 1990 Citizen Cup, Clay. Graf, 5- 7, 6-0, 6-1. 1990 U.S.

Open, Hard, Graf, 6- 1, 6-2. 1990 Leipzig, Carpet, Graf, 6-1, 6-1. 1991 Lufthansa Cup, Clay, Graf's only' loss to Sanchez Vicario was the only Grand Slam final that Graf lost between 1988 and 1989. -vs. stem Graf (2).

vs. Paige Thouvenal, 6-5; Jar WLAF Playoff Glance Semifinals Saturday, June 1 Barcelona 10, Birmingham 3 Sunday, June 2 42, New York-New David Wheaton (3), Deephaven, def. Sean Cole, Britain, 7-5, 6-4. Marcos Ondruska, South Africa, def. Kevin Curren (5), Austin, Texas, 7-6 26 World Bowl Sunday, June 9 At Wembley Stadium London Barcelona vs.

London, 11:25 a.m. BASEBALL Daughtrey vs. Marge Conner, 2-1; Megan Benn vs. Judy White, 9:52. President's Consolation: Shirley James vs.

Lynette Hyde, Marita Hynes vs. Mary Fornaszewski, Margaret Howard vs. Cleta Pittman, Sudie Rowell vs. Connie Roberts, 9:74, A-Flight: Susan (Gus) Wilson vs. Vicki Harp, Sara Schroyer vs.

Helen Sue Horner, Linda Thomas vs. Betty Page, Susan Barnes vs. Glee Harrison, 8:49. A Consolation: Bonnie Aldridge vs. Lc-ene West, Nora Birdshead vs.

Darlene Butler, Anita Bahle vs. Kay Walker, Beverly Bailey vs. Pat Pierson, 8:21. B-Flisht: Casey Weilmuenster vs. Dot Jirasek, Oweeta Smith vs.

Glenna Lasater, Wilma Kelly vs. Hazel Patterson-Pat Carver winner, Judy Mann vs. Bette Riddle, Andrei Medvedev, Soviet Union, def. Jamie Holmes, Australia, 6-2, 6-3. Juan-lgnacio Garat, Argentina, def.

Sebastien Mattieu, France, 6-3, 3-6, 1988 Indian Wells. Hard, Becker, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. 1989 Davis Cup, Carpet, Becker. 6-7, 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4. 1989 Masters, Carpet, RR, Becker, 6-1, 6-3.

1990 Indian Wells, Hard, Agassi, 6-4 6-1. 1990 U.S. Open, Hard, Agassi, 6-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. 1990 ATP Finals, Carpet, Agassi, 6-2, 6-4. In the 1989 Davis Cup semifinal, Agassi served for the match at 5-4 in the third set, but Becker won the set and play carried over until the next Third Round Lupita Novelo, Mexico, def.

Virginia Humphreys-Davies, Britain, 6-4, 6-3. Anne Minter (J), Australia, def. Donna Faber (14), Hilton Head, S.C., 6-2, 6-2. Andrea Strnadova (3), Czechoslovakia, def. Amanda Grunfeld, Britain, 6-3, 7-5.

Elizabeth Smylie (12), Australia, def. Robin White (8), San Diego, 6-2, 2-6, Radulescu, Romania, 1:58. def. luri Margorto, Italy, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Michael Joyce, Los Angeles, def.

Johan Van Herck, Belgium, 6-4 7-6 (7-4). Thomas Enqvist, Sweden, def. Mose Navarra, Italy, 7-5, 6-2. Karim Alami, Morocco, def. Adam Skrzvpczak, Poland, 7-5, 6-4.

David Witt, Jacksonville, def. Grant Doyle. Australia, 6-3, 6-7 (5-7), The Finals (Best-of-7) Chicago vs. LA Lakers NCAA Investigates Clemson Basketball College Basketball The NCAA informed Clemson on Wednesday that it is conducting a preliminary inquiry into possible rule violations within the university's basketball program. No specific allegations were contained in the letter from the NCAA informing the school of the probe.

But Clemson officials said they believed it concerns the 1988 recruitment and academic certification of Wayne Buckingham. Buckingham, a 6-foot-8 sophomore forward, has been dogged by questions about the authenticity of bis high school transcript since arriving at Clemson. The NCAA letter to Clemson comes less than a week after the NCAA told the school it was lifting its one-year probation on the football program for two major and six secondary violations under former coach Danny Ford. NCAA and Clemson officials said if violations are found in the Buckingham case, the school will not be faced with the possibility of the so-called death penalty. Pro Basketball Del Harris said he will return for a fifth season as head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, ending weeks of speculation that he would move to the NBA team's front office.

Baseball Frank Sinatra and Don Rickles were among hundreds of mourners at the funeral for Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda's son, who died of pneumonia this week at age 33. More than 100 floral tributes were spread around the casket of Thomas "Spunky" Lasorda who died Monday at his Santa Monica home. Death was attributed to pneumonia and severe dehydration. Texas Rangers manager Bobby Valentine, longtime family friend, delivered the College Football Three Pittsburgh football players starting tackle Derrick Hicks, linebacker Terr-ance Wheatley and reserve cornerback Ken jAbrams were suspended indefinitely, the school said. Coach Paul Hackett would not disclose the reason, but Pitt spokesman Larry said the players violated team rules.

Eldridge said an investigation was being conducted by Hackett. 8-6. 1991 Adelaide, Hard, Pam Shriver (6), Baltimore, def. Ce- MINNESOTA TWINS Signed Anthony Banks, outfielder; Shawn Miller, David Sartain and Dennis Sweeney, pitchers. Assigned Miller and Banks to Fort Myers of the Gulf Coast League and Sartain and Sweeney to Elizabeth-ton of the Appalachian League.

TORONTO BLUE JAYS Signed Christopher Stynes, third baseman; Louis Benbow, shortstop; and Roger Doman, Andrew Dolson, and Steven Sinclair, pitchers. National League NEW YORK METS Signed AS Shirley, outfielder; and Frank Jacobs and John Kiraly, first basemen. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Signed Tommy Eason, catcher; John Mallee, shortstop; Tom Bilet, outfielder; and John Whisonault, pitcher. BASKETBALL Continental Basketball Association RAPID CITY THRILLERS -Named Eric Musselman coach and general-manager. United States Basketball League LONG ISLAND SURF Released Troy Bowers, forward.

Signed Elmer Anderson, guard. NEW HAVEN SKYHAWKS Released Kevin Calhoun, forward. Activated Chris Watts, guard. Named Mike Weild trainer and Matt Melisi strength and conditioning coach. World Basketball League SASKATCHEWAN STORM Waived Robby Metcalf, forward.

YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE Signed Steve Mitchell, guard. Placed Terry i uaniman (13), Sweden, 6-3, cilia uaniman (13), Sweden, 6-3, 6-0. 1991 Indian Wells, Hard, Courier, 6-3, 7-6. Courier and Stich split the finals they made after beating each other in semifinals. Stich lost to Niclas Kulti at Consolation: Gwen Horton vs.

Barbara Akins, Judy Luttrell vs. Anita Jackson, Vi Miller vs. Hazel I Carver loser, Judy Bayless vs. Helen Fair, 11:30. C-Flight: Jetta Shaw vs.

Allene Peck, Willa Grooms-Pat Carter winner vs. Charlotte Chatburn-Boots Garcia winner, 12-17; Sharon Hall-Kitty Sparks dinner vs. Mayme Northcutt-Jean Evanoff winner, Wilma Redmon vs. Alleen Young-Diana McCraw winner, 1:01. Consolation: Betty Antwine vs.

Molly Ewing, Willa Grooms-Pat Carter loser vs. Charlotte Chatburn-Boots Garcia loser, Sharon Hall-Kitty Sparks loser vs. Mayme North-curt-Jean Evanoff loser, Diane Smith vs. Aileen Young-Diana McCraw loser, 12:33. Surrey Hills Ladies Play (9-Kole Group) A-Fiight: Priscitla Irwin.

B-Flighh Melva Sexton. C-Flight: Alvina Frazier. Cedar Valley Ladies Play Wednesday, June LA Lakers at Chicago Friday, June 7 Chicago at LA Lakers, 8 p.r "Wednesday, June Chicago at LA Lakers, 8 necessary Friday, June 14 LA Lakers at Chicago, 8 necessary Sunday, June 16 LA Lakers at Chicago, 6 Boris Becker (2) First round def. Jordi Arrese, 6-2. 7-5, 6-2.

Second round def. Todd Wood-bridge, 5-7, 1-6, 6-4. 6-4. 6-4. Third round def.

Wally Masur, 6-3, Connolly, center. the taxi squad. B-Flight: Peggy Cook 32. Wednesday's Results Tour d'ltalia At Langhirano, Italy (10th stage a 26.66-mile individual time trial leg from Collecchio to Langhirano): 1. Gianni Bugno, Italy, 55 minutes, 13 seconds, avg.

speed, 29.590 mnh. 2. Jean Francois Bernard, France, 8 seconds behind. 3. Luca Gelfi, Italy, 45 behind.

4. Stephen Hodge, Australia, 53. 5. Zenon Jaskula, Poland, 55. 6.

Massimiliano Lelli, 56. 7. Claudio Chiappucci, Italy, 1 minute, 1 second behind. 8. Franco Chioccioli, Italy, 1:02 De-hind.

9. Leonardo Sierra, Venezuela, 1:13. 10. Marino Leiarreta, Spain, 1:20. 11.

Jan Svorada, Czechoslovakia, 1:30. 12. Vladimir Pulnikov, Soviet Union, 1:33. 13. Greg LeMond, Wayata, Second Round Jamie Holmes and Paul Kilderry, Australia, def.

Sebastien Mattieu, France, and Andres Urencio, Mexico, 7-5, 6-3. Julian Knowle and Johannes Unter-berger, Austria, def. Nicolas Kischke-witz and Olivier Tauma, France, 5-7, Andrei Pavel and Alexander Radulescu, Romania, def. Gabriel Silber-stein, Chile, and Sbastien Weisz, Argentina, 6-2, 7-5. Pier Olivier Citton, and Stephane Matheu, France, def.

Karim Alami, Morocco, and Andrei Medvedev, Soviet Union, 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (7-5). Thomas Enqvist and Magnus Mar-tinelle, Sweden, def. Jerome Hanquez and David Saadoun, France, 7-6 (8-6), Patricio Delgado and Francisco Ruiz, Chile, def. Sule Ladipo and Emmanuel Udozorh, Niger, 6-4, 6-1. Girls Third Round Zdenka Malkova, Czechoslovakia, def.

Chanda Rubin, Lafayette, 6-0, 6-2. Ines Gorrochategui, Argentina, def. Joanne Llmmer, Australia, 6-2, 6-3. Shi-Ting Wana, China, def. Linda Niemantsverdriet, Netherlands, 6-4, 6-2.

Nicole Hummel, San Marino, def. Eva Bes, Spain, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2. Anna Smashnova, Israel, def. Kristie Boogert, Netherlands, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2. Nicole Pratt, Australia, def.

Olivia Gravereaux, France, 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-3). Gloria Pizzichini, Italy, def. Katerina Kroupova, Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4. Angelique Olivier, France, def. Iva Maioli, Yugoslavia, 7-5, 6-3.

Doubles Second Round Meike Babel and Barbara Riftner, Germany, def. Suvlmol Duangchang and Beniamas Sangaram, Thailand, 6-0, 6-1. Zdenka Malkova and Eva Martln-cova, Czechoslovakia, def. Sung-Hee Park, South Korea, and Jennifer Saret, Philippines, 4-6, 6-4, 8-6. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Signed Wayne Dickson, linebacker; Tom Whelian, kicker; Ruben Rodriguez, punter; and Mike Withycombe, tackle.

Arena Football League ALBANY FIREBIRDS Signed Rod Ferguson, lineman. Activated Dave' Jakob, fullback-linebacker, and Myron Jefferson and John Chanev, wide receivers-defensive backs from injured reserve. Placed Garland Rivers, wide receiver-defensive back; Alvin Blount, fullback-linebacker; and Steve Thonn and Keith Henry, wide receivers-defensive backs, on inlured reserve. COLLEGE NCAA Suspended Brooklyn College's soccer team from the men's na C-Flight: Paula Loveland 28. D-Flight: Hazel Gallaher 30.

Quail Creek Ladies Play Low Net Championship Flight: Bebe Debolt 74; Lucy Becler 76; Carol Duckworth 76. President's Flight: Adrianne Green-berg 70; Carol Drown 70. A-Flight: Lynn Cohenour 69. B-Flight: Roberta Carter 76. C-Flight: Virginia Ridgeway 68; Peggy McMillen 68.

Lake Hefner Ladies Play First round def. Marc Rosset, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-3. Second round def. Petr Korda, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. Third round def.

Patrick McEnroe, 6-2, 6-2, 6-0. Fourth round def. Alberto Mancini, 6-3, 6-3, 5-7, 6-1. Quarterfinals def. Jakob Hlasek, 6-3.

6-1, 6-1. Semifinals vs. Boris Becker (2). Jim Courier (9) First round def. Derrick Rostagno, 6-3, 6-3, 6-0.

Second round def. Wayne Ferreira, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4. Third round def. Magnus Larsson, 6-3, 4-6, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2. Fourth round def.

Todd Martin, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3. (9- Hole Group) tional cnainpionsnip Quarterfinals def. Stefan Edberg Point Standings County Line Speedway Super Stock 1. Ray Chandler 2590; 2. Mark Mul-lins 2445; 3.

Ronald Gray 2150; 4. Willie Lamb 2000; 5. Perry Colby 1985; 6. Brad Hawkins 1935; 7. Charles Newby 1925; 8.

Joe Ladymon 1895; 9. Gary Burger 1815; 10. Steve Gray 1790. Mini Stock 1. Harlan Hulsey 2295; 2.

Joyce Sparks 1980; 3. Dennis Abram 1940; 4. Robert McLain 1935; 5. Mike Walker 1810; 6. Bob Wilsey 17I5; 7.

Cody Os-Burn 1715; 8. Rickie White 1690; 9. Jerry Zerbe 1560; 10. Richie Burcik 1490. Late Models 1.

Kenneth Beatty 2490; 2. Jerry Henry 2480; 3. Mike Taber 2080; 4. Chris Hurley 1565; 5. Sieve Askew 325; 6.

Tim Wingo 310; 7. Mark Lamb 270; 8. Steve Slater 30. Pro Slock 1. Gary Harness 1710; 2.

Doyle Allen 1515; 3. Oarreli Allen 1480; 4. Ufa Patterson 1100; 5. Terry Cathey 845; 6. James Beane 635; 7.

Darrin Smith 620; 8. Woody Hudson 540; 9. Bill Ross 510; 10. Bobby Smith 315. M.A.P.S.

Pro Stock Standings 1. Alan Marker 79; 2. Sammy Potter 76; 3. Floyd Fisher II 73; 4. David Cal A-Flight: Chris Christian, 35.

B-Flight: Imogene Stuhr, 32. C-Flight: Wink Garvev, 31. Michael Stich (12) First round def. Brad Pearce, 6-3, 18. Jacky Durand, France, 2:24.

Flavio Giupponi, Italy, Overall Standings (Alter io stages) Third round def. Carlos Costa, 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2. Fourth round def. Fabrice Santoro, Today Quarterfinals def. Franco Davin, Limmer and Angie Wool- Semifinals vs.

Jim Courier (9). toward game officials after their first-round loss In the 1990 tournament. Barred Joseph Fapetu, Brooklyn College soccer player, from participating' in future soccer championships, and publicly reprimanded Victor Ogunsan-va, Michael Akinsaya and Junior Su-perbia, Brooklyn College soccer players, for unsportsmanlike conduct. BIG EAST CONFERENCE Named Teri Schlndler manager of netwe-k productions. COLLEGE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Named Robert Lawless chairman; Roger Sayers secretary-treasurer; Del Brlnkman Big Eight conference representative; Dave Maggard Big East conference representative; and Richard Eakin independents represen-.

ship of Tulsa. BROWN Announced Carlos Williams, basketball forward, will transfer to Stanford. KANSAS STATE Named Sue Sem-rau women's assistant basketball coach and recruiting coordinator. N.C.-WILMINGTON Named Paul Miller athletic director. PITTSBURGH Suspended Derrick Hicks, nose tackle; Terrance Wheat-lev, linebacker; and Ken Abrams, cor- laway 70; 5.

Martin Marlow 67; Macy 64; 7. Troy Bliss 61; 8 Minor League Baseball: 6:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Columbus. College Baseball: NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb. College Golf: NCAA Championships in Monteray Calif.

Golf: WOGA State Amateur Tournament at the Elks Lodge and Golf Course in Duncan. Smith 58; 9. Ar Carter Durham Second round def. Mariaan de Swardt, 6-0, 6-2. Third round def.

Karine Quentrec, Claudio Chiappucci. Italy, 56 behind. 5. Massimiliano Lelli, Italy, 1 minute, 18 seconds behind. 6.

Vladimir Pulnikov, Soviet Union, 1:30 behind. 7. Leonardo Sierra, Venezuela, 1:58. 8. Zenon Jaskula, Poland, 2:11.

9. Federico Echave, Spain, 2:28. 10. Gianluco Bertolaml, 2:52. (tie) Marco Giovannefli, Italy, 2:52.

12. Flavio Gfupponl. Italy, 2:56. 13. Eric Boyer, France, 3:26.

14. Atle Kvalsvoll, Norway, 3:39. 15. Stephen Hodge, Australia, 3:57. 16.

Pedro Delgado, Spain, 4:04. 17. Dominique Arnould, France, 4:30. 18. Jean Francois Bernard, France, 4:38.

19. Ronan Pensec, France, 5:06. 20. Artabe Julian Go-rospe, Spain, 5:35. Americans Horse Racing: 1 p.m.

Blue Ribbon Downs; Fourth round def. Sandra Cecchini, i-6, 6-3, 6-0. Remington Park. Quarterfinals def. Conchita Marti- Greg LeMond, Wayzata College College World Series At Rosenblanstadium Double Elimination Friday, May 3) No.

8 Fresno State 6, No. 1 Florida State 3 No. 4 LSU 8, No. 5 Florida 1 Saturday, June 1 No. 7 Creighton 8, No.

2 Clemson 4 No. 3 Wichita State 8, No. 6 Long Beach State 5 No. 5 Florida 5, No. 1 Florida State 0.

Florida State eliminated No. 4 LSU 15, No. 8 Fresno State 3 Monday, June 3 No. 6 Long Beach State 12, Clemson 11, Clemson eliminated Wichita State 3, Creighton 2, 12 innings Tuesday, June 4 Florida 2, Fresno State 1, Fresno State eliminated Creighton 13, Long Beach State 4, Long Beach State eliminated Wednesday, June 5 LSU (53-18) vs. Florida (51-20) cock, Australia, def.

Asa Carlsson and Marianne Vallin, Sweden, 6-2, 6-1. Janerte Husarova, Czechoslovakia, and Maia Muric, Yugoslavia, def. Ro-sana De Los Rios and Larissa Schaer-er, Paraguay, 6-3, 6-4. Eva Bes, Spain, and Ines Gorrochategui, Argentina, def. Marie-Pierre A1-tali and Cecile Dorey, France, 6-0, 6-0.

Petra Kamstra and Linda Niemantsverdriet, Netherlands, def. Jo-anetta Kruger and Cindy Summers, South Africa, 6-3, 7-5. Catherine Barclay, Australia, and Shi-Ting Wang, China, def. Elena Makarova and Irina Sukhova, Soviet Union, 6-3, 6-1. Alexandra Fusai and Olivia Gravereaux, France, def.

Kristie Boogert, Netherlands, and Katerina Kroupova, Czechoslovakia, 6-7 (3-7), 6-2, 6-4. Today's Schedule Centre Court Rick Leach, Laguna Beach, and Jim Pugh (3), Rancho Palos Verdes, vs. Javier Frana, Argentina, and Leonardo Lavalle, Mexi- Monica Seles (1), Yugoslavia, vs. Gabriela Sabatini (3), Argentina. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario (5), Spain, vs.

Steffi Graf (2), Germany. John Fitzgerald, Australia, and Anders Jarryd (9), Sweden, vs. Grant Connell and Glenn Michlbata (6), Can- SPOTTINCA GREAT TEAM. Racing is a team sport, with each Third round def. Shaun Stafford, 6-0, 6-1.

Fourth round def. Sabine Appel-mans, 6-2, 6-2. Quarterfinals def. Nathalie Tauzlat (13), 6-3, 6-2. Semifinals vs.

Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (5). Gabriela Sabatini (3) First round def. Marianne Werdel, 6-1, 6-1. Second round def. Emanuela Zar-do, 6-1, 6-1.

Third round def. Mary Pierce, 6-2, HORSE RACE THE RESULT OF MANY HOURS WLAF Sunday's Game Wednesday's Results BELMONT PARK Kanantiyr raced widest in the stretch and held on for a 1 Va-length victory oyer Senor Speedy Fourth round def. Rachel McQuil- LONDON 1 3Barcelona Home team i na Novotna Wichita State (65-12) vs. Crei! (51-21), 6:36 p.m. Tuesday's Games Florida Fresno St.

of preparation over several weeks or months. Jockeys and trainers who work closely in a stable's workouts and daily racing program will often accumulate a high winning Looking Back on OklahomaJune 6 I i 7st I i RATIO. LOOK FOR LEAD- Andrea Temesvarl, Hungary, and Gustavo Luza, Argentina, vs. Caroline Vis and Paul Haarhuis (13), Nether- Burke, Bonanno (7), Pricher (9) and Linares; Jones and Johnson. Burke, 9-5.

Jones, 16-2. Sv Prlch- 1361... ttj? COMBINATIONS Tho Ma Enqvist, Sweden, vs. Juan-Ignaclo Garat, Argentina. Jicole I ban Marino, vs.

Gloria Pizzichini, Italy. Wednesday's Results U.S. Open Qualifiers Atlanta Country Club of the South Eric Johnson 70-72142 x-Jon Hough 74-70144 y-Allen Doyle 73-71144 Johnson qualified in regulation on Tuesday, x-won on fourth playoff hole; y-won on seventh playoff hole. Amateur WOGA State Amateur At Elks Lodge and GC In Duncan Second Round Championship Flight: Janet Miller def. Carol Driscoll, I up; Patricia French def.

Jeanette Kiser, 8-7; Sharon Garner def. Michele Gard, 2 up; Suzy Shields def. Suanne Sneed, 3-2; Patty Coatnev def. Rachel Preble. 2-1; Ann Watkins def.

Helen Plumage, 2-1; Jill Zientara def. Paula Lewis, 3-2; Chris Adams def. Pat Payne, 5-3. President's Flight: Diana Murphy def. Shirley James, 2 up; Valerie Robinson def.

Lvnette Hyde, 2-1; Carrie Adams def. Marita Hynes, 2-1; Paige Thouvenal def. Mary Fornaszewski, 6-5; Janet Daughtrey def. Margaret Howard, 3-2; Marge Conner def. Cleta Pittman, 2-1; Megan Benn def.

Sudie Rowell, 3-2; Judy White def. Connie Roberts. 1 up. A-Flight: Susan (Gus) Wilson def. Bonnie Aldridge, 3-2; Vicki Harp def.

Lorene West, 4-3; Sara Schroyer def. Nora Birdshead, 3-2; Helen Sue Horner def. Darlene Butler, 4-3; Linda Thomas def. Anita Bahle, 1 up; Betty Page del. Kay Walker, 1 up; Susan Barnes def.

Beverly Bailey, 3-2; Glee Harrison def. Pat Pierson, 4-2. B-Flight: Casey Weilmuenster def. Gwen Horton, 1 up on 19; Dot Jirasek def. Barbara Akins, 1 up; Oweeta Smith def.

Judy Luttrell, 7-6; Glenna Lasater def. Anita Jackson, 2-1; Witma Kelly def. Vi Miller; Hazel L. Patterson vs. Pat Carver, rain delay on 19th; Judy Mann def.

Judy Bavless, 2-1; Bene Rictdlr- dof. Helen Fair, C-Flight: Jetta Shaw def. Betty Antwine, 4-3; Allene Peck def. Molly Ewing. 4-2; Willa Grooms vs.

Pat Carter, rain delay; Charlotte Chatburn vs. Boots Garcia, rain delay; Sharon Hall vs. Kitty Sparks, rain delay; Mayme Northcutt vs. Jean Evanoff, rain delay; Wilma Redmon def. Diane Smith; Aileen Young vs.

Diana McCraw, rain FOR A HIGHER RATE OF Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain, and Jorge LVj no (3), Mexico vs. winner of Kathv Jordan, Palo Alto, and Mark Woodforde (5). Australia, vs. Helena Sukova and Cyril Suk, Czecho- mm WAGERING SUCCESS. Semilinallst Matchups WOMEN Seles vs.

Sabatini Seles leads 3-2 1988 Upton Players, Hard. 1st, Wednesday's Results French Open OU gymnast Bart Connor and Kansas State basketball star Rolando Black-man were named co-Big Eight Athletes of the Year. Connor, a 1980 U.S. Olympic team member, was a four-time Big Eight all-around champion and won 1981 American Cup titles in all-around, parallel bars and pommel horse. He led the Sooners to the 1981 Big Eight gymnastics crown.

Blackman also was on the 1980 Olympic team and was a three-time all-con ference selection. Sixth-seeded Steve Pros-ser and David Bryant carried favorites Colin Robertson and Mervyn Webster into a 28-game extra set and won the men's open doubles in the Oklahoma State Open tennis tournament. Prossner and Bryant had defeated second-seeded Glenn Mullins and Bruce Barrett, 3-6, 6-2, 7-5, earlier in the day to reach the finals. Robertson had four men's singles titles coming into the meet and picked up his fifth against Webster, 1-6, 6-3, 7-5. Bob Goalby of Crystal River, captured medalist honors in the sectional qualifying -for the National Open at the OKC Country Club with an eight-under-par 66-68 134.

Big names who failed to win places at the Open during the local qualifying included Ken Venturi, Jerry Pittman, Bobby Nichols, Ken Still, Buddy Sullivan, Johnny McMullin, Don Massin-gale. Bob Verwey, Tom Nieporte, and Len Woodward. Touring pros won 23 of the available 25 spots. Seles, 6-2, 1990 Virginia Slims Championships, Carpet, Seles, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. 1991 Lipton Players, Hard, tint.

6-3, Franco Davin, Argentina, The 1990 Virginia Slims final went to five sets, the first match that long for REMIM Championships In 1901. CAU 405-414-1000 Graf vs. Sanchez-Vlcario Graf leads 9-1 eva (2), Soviet Union, def. Kathy Jordan. Palo Alto, and Meredith McGroth (5), Midland, 6-3, 5-7, United Jersey, Hard.

Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain, Compiled by Susan Toth of The Oklahoman sports staff i.