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THK DAILY OKLAHOMAN Thursday. Juno 26, 1986 2' Scoreboard Sooner State Games Begins Baseball Play Today at OU Blue Ribbon Downs Today's Morning Line 125.417 ns.m 14; 103,135 uci. w-nav. ti io-lucion Match Play Championship; Otl. 30 Nv, 2: Tallahassee Open, Tallahassee, Fla.

Nov. Nissan Cup, Japan; Nov. 13.1: lUU Kapalua International. Kapalua, Nv. World Cui (tile TUA); Nov.

29.30: Skins Came (site tBA); Dec 4-7: JC. Penney Classic. Largo, Fla; Dec. 11-11: Chrysler Team Invitational, Doa 17. Jimmy Connor II.

Johan Krlek 1. Mltosiav Meclr 20. Marlln Jalte 21. Oulllernw Vllaj 22. Tim Mayotlt 23.

Jakob Hlasek 24. Tim Wllkison 25. John Fitzgerald 26. David Pate 27. Paul Annacone 17,297 73,704 69,278 49,233 44,439 44,111 World Cup At A Glance Samltlnal WMfcwutaVt Rtiulh WMl Germany 2, Franc 0 Argentina 2, Belgium 0 78, Broderlck Dyke LPGA Southwmt Tony Jamts, Brad Lotlln and Lance Brown, Blan-chard; Dean Locklear, Granite, Todd Oevaughn, Blnger: Brett Coleman and Tim Roberts, Ardmore; Trey Waller and Greg Taylor, Clinton, Todd Walling-prd and Paul Vail.

U.S. dram, Michael Wealherford, Darren Cox, Mustang; Justin King, Eakly; George Huddlen, Elk City; Ronald Moore, western Heights. Southeast Scoll Glrod, Mitch Simons and Mike Gundy, Mid-wjs City; Brad Relmert. Ajher: Jeff Alien, Noble; Jackie Stafford, Moore; Dirk Blair, Selh Matlhesen, Scoll Wanlsh and Greg Ble-vlns, Choctaw; Wes Grlsham and Todd Roberts, Norman; Greg Holt, Broken Bow; Chris Burchficld. Rattan; Danny Wall, Vanoss.

Many of the state's top high school baseball players will be showcased beginning today In the Sooner State Games round-robin tournament at the University of Oklahoma. Four teams will compete in the tournament which opens at 1 p.m. today at Mitchell Park. Play begins at 10 a.m. Friday and 1 p.m.

Sunday. Rosters for the teams are listed below: Northwest Buddy Canning, Guthrie; Barry Crosswhlle, Hennessey; Todd Douma, Scoll Logsn, Bryan McGee, (VJJer Billy Vestal, Enid; Scoll Eberl and Jonei, Edmond; Steve Frakes, Lance Lodes, Mike Massev and Mike Hale, Putnam City; Charles Goldslon, Cheyenne; Rhell Smith, Taloga; David Ter- dej Delh Herr, Dayton, Ohio, 60, Wendy While. Atlanta, Etna Relnach, South Africa. 6-4, Durgln, uali.mora, del Svtllana Parkhomenko, Soviet Union, 6-0. 6 2 Btlllna Bunw, Weil Germany, 44 'S F.Ifnni,,, Elltabelh Mlnler.

Australia, del. I Y- Dl'anne' Daleiirat, Australia, def. Yvonrw Vermaak, South Africa, Alvcla Moullon, Sacramento, del, Ka'erina Franks, Czechoslovakia, 7-4 (7-1), 4-4. Jennifer Mundel, South Africa, del. Molly Van Nostrand, Bright-waters, N.Y., 4-3, 6-2.

Candy Reynolds, Knoxvllle, del. Nlurka Soduoe, Miami, 4-3, 6-4. RaffaelH Reggl. Italy, def. Carina Karlsson, Sweden, 5-7, 4-0, 4-1.

Claudia Kohde-Kllsch (4), Wesl Germany, del. Etsuko Inoue, Japan, 0-6, 6-1, 4-2. Canada, def. Anne Smith, Dallas, 4-6. 6-3.

6-3. Catherine Sulre, France, del. Pal Medrado, Brazil, 6-4, 3-6. 6-4 Zlna Garrison (9), Houston, def, Beverly Bowes, Lubbock, Texas, Katerina Maleeva, Bulgaria, def. Mercedes Paz, Argentina, 6-3, 6- Mary Lou Plalek, Munsler, del.

Penny Barg, North Miami Beach, 6-0, 6-). Gabrlela Sabalinl (10), Argentina, def. Chrlsliane Jollssalnl, Switzerland, 4-2, 1-6, 4-4. Robin While, San Jose, def. Kim Sands, Miami, 6-3, Championship 34.

Henrlk Sundstrom 35. Jimmy Arias 34. Kenl Carlsson 37. Aaron Krlcksteln 38. Jan Cunnarsson 39.

Milan Sreiber 40. Horaclo De La Pens 41. Jonas Svensson 42. Scott Davis 43. Francisco Maclel 44.

Llbor Plmek 45. Mlchiel Schapers 44. Chrislo Steyn 47. Ken Flach 48. Pablo Arraya 49.

Hans Glldemelster Jones, aapuipa; Roger Burned and Kirk Zeller, Broken Arrow; Randy Wheallev, Tulsa East Cenlral; Mike Wesl and Randy Tolle, Blxby; Lemonl Bryanf, Okmulgee; Greg Ingram, Owasso; Dan Brown, Vinlta; Barry Jefferles, Ponca City; P-add Reddlck, Henryella: Jeff Ray, Union; Tim Oliver, Tulsa Edison; Rob Jeiek, Tulsa Kelly; Scott Bevenue, Okmulgee; Greg Ward, Cleveland. 44,739 44,644 42,935 42,300 42,221 42,036 41,435 39,673 37,891 Luginbuel Breezes Into Semis 1986 Schedule SUGAR LAND, Texas (AP), The Ladles Professional Golfers' Association 19B6 domestic lourna-fjenl schedule as announced by the LPGA, with date, total prize money, name ol event, name ol host course and venue (x-l(5 purse): June 26-29: J350.0OO Mayflower Classic, The Country Club ol Indianapolis; July 3-1: 300,000 Mazda Hall of Fame Championship, Sweelwater Country Club, Sugar Land. Texas; July 10-13: S250.000-X U.S. Wofnen's Open, NCR Club, Davlon, Ohio; July 7-20: H25.000-X Boston Five Classic, Sheraton Tara Hotel and Resorl at Ferncrofl, Danvers. Mass; July 24-27: du Maurler Classic, Board of Trade Country Club, Toronto, Ontario-July 31-Aug.

3: 1300,000 LPGA National Pro-Am, Lone Tree Country Club, Meridian Goll Club, Denver, Colo; Aug. 7-10: Henredon Classic, Willow Creek Golf Club, High Point, C. ftun. 14-17: J240.000 Nestle World Championship of Women's Goll, Slouffcr Pinelste Resorl, Lake Gfl; 1.200,000 MaslerCard International Pro-Am, Knollwood Country Club. Westchester Hills Golf Club, West-chesler County, N.Y.; Aug.

30-Sept. 1: Rail Charily Classic, Rail Club, Ssrins-eXf. Sept. 5-7: J175.00O-X Portland Ping Championship, Riv- American Legion Tuesday's Results Majors Midwest City 11, Tutlle 2 Tultle 5, Reynolds Lellerlno 3 Pott Time: 1 p.m. First Race Quarter horse maidens, )-yr-etdi, ISO yards, claiming price 110,000, purti Mister Twister Man (B Jones) 120 15-1; Grit And Wit (V Cogburn) 130 8- Rovln In Elghlyslx ID Smith) 120 12-1; Speedy May Deck (T Crlssup) 170 7-2; Ladvssugartime Gal (B Winklopleck) 120 5-1; Ar Ja Ar (O Hill) 120 5-2; No Quarter Asked (L Robinson) 120 20-1; Are Wind (M Durham) 120 12-1; Sheza Lota Bargain (T Bryd) 120 10-1; Miss Easy Count (R Smith) 120 6-1.

Second Race William Barney Stakes Trials, 2-year-oldi, 350 yards, purse 1250. Chickwego Bid (NB) 120 15-1; Rockinawav (J Houston) 120 7-2; Man Ol The Blue (T Crissup) 120 4- Wlnalol Swift (R Wilson) 120 10-1; Quick Rap (C While) 120 2-1; Fols Jet Deck Sutton) 120 10-1; Run For Mon Son (V Cogburn) 120 6-1; Hey Johnny Six (NB) 120 8-1. Third Race WMiam Bamev Stakes Trials, 2-vear-olds, 350 yards, purse $250. Texhecango (J Houston) 120 7-2; Plumb Paris (L Robinson) 120 4-1; Rock Roll Express (R Wilson) 120 6-1; Chick Abee (NB) 120 8-1; Dancin And Romandn (NB) 120 15-1; Ichin To Get Even (R Smilh) 120 10-1; Chicks Moving Chance (T Bryd) 120 10-1; Skeeters Rocket Bug (T Crissup) 120 2-1. Fourth Race William Bamev Stakes Trials, 2-vear-olds, 350 yards, purse $550, Kita Ree Goid (D Smilh) 120 15-1; Leaderatha Pac (D Gentry) 120 5- Johnny Flame (D Foster) 120 T-2; Mr Sids Bill (NB) 120 20-1; Speedy Steed (NB) 120 5-1; Go Shady Go (T Crissup) 120 15-1; Sunrullah (R Wilson) 120 8-1; Dancin Mark (C While) 120 12-1; Itsarunner (J Houston) 120 3-1.

Fifth Race Quarter horse maidens, 2-vear-olds, 350 yards, purse $2,150. Hy Sugardaddy (R Smith) 120 8-1; I Gel Byou (NB) 120 15-1; Bundle Of Luck (B Winklepleck) 120 6-1; Feels Easy (C Eason) 120 20-1; Bugged Belle (S Fatzer) 120 15-1; Priority Pine IT Crissup) 120 7-2; Fortune Wheeler (L Robinson) 120 5-1; Pals Jella Moore (NB) 120 2-1; Count Ichi-bon (D Lambeth) 120 10-1; Times Best (K Lindsey) 120 20-1. Sixth Race Miss Betty Stakes Trials, 2-vear-olds, 350 yards, purse $250. Lanlys Angel Bug (NB) 120 15-1; Playmate Gal (NB) 120 10-1; Sadie Charger (C While) 120 7-2; lamamoonbugladvtoo (G Melson) 120 8-1; Sids Classic (R Wilson) 120 2-1; Miss Bunny Sail (D Smilh) 120 10-1, Fuxiv Picture (I Carler) 170 6-1; No Baby (i Jones) 120 4-1. Seventh Race Mitt Betty Stakes Trials, 2-vut olds, 350 yards, purs $250.

Kltaman Nlckl (NB) 170 8-Qulck Reasoning (L Robinson) 6- 1, Conlindine ft. Taylor) S20 V. Oeck Kll (NB) 120 7-7; Nolir Nlckle Sue (D Smith) 120 10-Pressev Jef (T Crissup) 120 2-Love Finny (T Byrd) 120 10-Perr Te Bunch (NB) 120 4-1. Eighth Race Miss Betty Stakes Trls. Trudys Arrow (C Berry) 120 7-; Miss Chosen One (T Crissup) 12 2-1; Easily Jodv IT Byrd) 120 15 Aulumns Jcl Bug (NB); 120 1C Making Magic (NB) 120 6-Like Hempen (R Wilson) 120 4-Miss Glacoweb (B Winklepleck 120 8-1; Okies Revenge (NB) 15-1.

Ninth Race Miss Betty Stakes Trials, 2-year olds, 350 yards, purse $250. Wheel Of Luck (R Wilson! 120 Oloes Dandy Blame (O Hill) 7- Gina Glacomo (NB) 120 8-Easy Gorgeous (B Jones) 120 Kita Velvet (NB) 120 15-1; Rt Fly (L Taylor) 120 20-1; CounlB! Debbie (R Smilh) 120 5-2; Pre: surized (J Carr) 120 5-1; Yr Ang Aslray (T Byrd) 120 3-1. Tenth Race Miss Betty Stakes Trials, 2-veai olds, 350 yards, purse $250. Gems Miss Rocket Bug (NB) 8- Prospects Pride (NB) 120 I Lady Dragon (R Wilson) 1201 Bealum Easy (C Berry) 120 I Miss MerridOC (NB) 120 10-Sheza Smooth Girl (B Foust) 15-1; Nip Awin (NB) 120 10-Tomahawk Tommy (T Byrd) 15 Eleventh Race Thoroughbred maidens, 3-vear olds, 5Vz furlongs, purse 1,400. Geraldinesalen (W Hiiburn) 11 12-1; iron Spud (NB) IIS 7-1 Miss Competition (NB) 115 20-Hempen Sprinl (R Carler) 115 i Gem's First Gem (L Rav) 12 15-1; Curlis George (D Fields! 15 10-1; Bully Table (C Berry) 115 i Tuneretle (E Sutton) 115 15-Mark's Crown (S Fatzer) 120 3-Coieep (NB) 120 20-1.

Twelfth Race Quarter Horse maidens, 3, 4 an 5- year-olds, 400 yards, clai'min price $5,000, purse $1,200. Sail On Leo (L Burnetii 120 7-1 Slssys Dancer (M Burgess) 120 Pacs Flashy Rockette (NB) 12 6- Rock Smoke (R Smilh) 120 Name Hunter (T Crissup) 12 10-1; Run Tony Run (L Ray) 15 15-1; Lolla Motion (R Wilson) 15 12-1; Ima Count Too (C Bern 120 12-1; Champion Ladybug Melson) 122 8-1; Missy Rlverboi (M Durham) 120 20-1. College Borneo, Brilain, 6-0. 6- All-American Teams NEW YORK (AP) The Baseball America All-American teams announced Wednesday as selected by the editors of Baseball Amert- Marcella Mesker, the Netherlands, def. Laura Glldemelster, Peru, 6-3, 6-1.

Rosalyn Fairbank, South Africa, to' 6P4a6U2 Harper' Ssn FranclSm Anna Maria Fernandez, Miami, Fla.del. Sandra Cecchlnl, Italy, Lo'ri McNeil, Houston, def. Rebecca Bryant, Australia, 6-4, 6-3. GROVE Top seed Sheila Luginbuel of Vinita advanced to the semifinal round of the Oklahoma Women's State Amateur Championship with a 6 and 5 win over Duncan's Sherri Atchison Wednesday afternoon. Luginbuel, the medalist after qualifying rounds, was even par after 13 holes in her quarterfinal match.

The sophomore-to-be at Oklahoma State will play Beth Brown of Sallisaw in today's semifinal round. Four-time champion Patty Coatney of Ponca City advanced with a 3 and 2 win over Oklahoma City's Nancy Little. This is Coatney's first appearance in the state amateur since regaining her amateur status. Her last trip to the state amateur was in 1981 when she won her third consecutive title at the Tulsa Country Club. State amateur veteran Dena No-wotny will not make it to her fifth final.

Nowotny miscounted strokes on the fourth hole, crediting opponent Beth Brown with a bogey six. Brown had recorded a par five. On the 18th hole, Nowotny conceded a two-foot putt, thinking the hole would send the match into sudden death. In reality, the hole gave Brown, a recently graduated high school senior from Sallisaw, a 1-up win. Nowotny lost in the state amateur final last year to former University of Oklahoma golfer Lee Ann Hammack, who is not back to defend her title.

Brown will play Oklahoma City's Deborah Mitchell, who earned a 2 and 1 win over Mary Lou Sharf of Tulsa. First Team Doua Diskft i- WTA Money Leaders The 1986 Women's Tennis Asso- eMIfW money leaders through June 22: 1. Martina Navralllova (780,850 verl 698,450 3. SteHi Graf 302 250 4. Helena Sukova 291.175 5.

Claudia Kohde-Kllsch 272,000 6. Pam Shriver 244,600 7. Hana Mandlikova 201.512 8. Kalhy Rlnaldl 130 125 9. Wendy Turnbull 120,500 10.

Kalhy Jordan 113,325 11. Andrea Temesvari 113,287 12. Gabrlela Sabalinl 107,493 13. Manuela Maleeva 101,925 1 84-750 15. Elise Burgln 86,125 16.

Zina Garrison 82,012 17. Terry Phelps 65,175 18. Carling Bassetl 62,918 19. Bonnie Gadusek 61.225 20. Elizabeth Smvlie 58,750 Fairbank 53,525 22.

Robin While 49 987 21 Rsliaelta Reggl 45,600 24. Marcella Mesker 43,037 25. Alycia Moulton 42J75 26. Katerina Maleeva 41,850 27. Calarina Llndqvist 41,762 2a Larisa Savchenko 41,225 29.

Betlina Bunge 39 900 30. Laura Gildemelsler 37,825 31. Belsy Nagelsen 36 875 32. Glgi Fernandez 36,187 33. Janine Thompson 35,325 34.

Pam Casale 34,975 35. Mercedes Paz 34 850 36. Sabrlna Goles 34 737 37. Jo Durle 33 550 38. Ann Henrlcksson 32,387 39.

Lori Mcneil 31,787 40. Mary Joe Fernandez 31,337 41. Stephanie Rehe 31,050 42. Svellana Parkhomenko 30,950 43. Anne White 30,725 44.

Catherine Sulre 30,262 45. Camille Benlamin 29,412 46. Sue Mascarln 29,187 47. Kate Gompert 27,950 48. Candy Reynolds 27,825 49.

Sandra Cecchinl 27,800 50. Wendy While 26 712 Feature Results Wednesday's Races Belmont Park At New York furlongs 1-5 $25,000 Summer Tan Purse: Royal Pennant ($4.40, 3, 2.40); Passing Thunder ($6.60, 3.20); Friendly Blue Geproe Canale, lb, Virolnla Tech; Luis Ahcea, 2b. Florida Stele; Re Oklahoma State; Mall Williams, ss, Nevada-Las Vesas. Casey Close, of, Michigan; Tom Howard, of, Ball State; Todd Azar, of. Old Dominion; Craig Cooper, dh, Georgia Southern) Mike Lovnd, Florida Stale.

Greo Swindell, Texas; Alex Sanchei, UCLA; Richie Lewis, Florida State; Rick Raether, Miami, Fla. Second Team John Eccles, Fullerton Slate; Chuck Baldwin, lb. Clemson; Kevin Burdlck, 2b, Oklahoma; Jeff King, 3b, Arkansas; Blen Fi-gueroa, ss, Florida State. Joey Belle, of, Louisiana State; Mike Scanlln, of, Texas Paul Sorrento, of, Florida State; Jimmy Barraoan, Ib-dh, Oklahoma State; Grady Hall, Northwestern. Jack McDowell, Stanford; Tim Layana, Loyola, Barbara Gerken, Calabasas, def.

Debbie Spence, Cerri-tOS, 6-3, 6-2. Niege Dias, Brazil, def. Annabel Croft, Britain, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4. Larissa Savchenko, Soviet Union, def Stephanie Rehe (12), Highland, 1-6, 6-4, 8-6. Nathalie Herreman, France, def.

Kalhy Rlnaldl (6), Martin Downs, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4. Andrea Holikova, Czechoslovakia, def. Grace Kim, Ridgewood, Sus'an Mascarln, Grosse Polnle Shores, def. jana Novoina, Czechoslovakia, 3-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6- Marie Calleia, France, def. Laura Garrone, Italy, 6-4, 3-6, 6-0.

Nathalie Tauzial, France, def. Vicki Nelson-Dunbar, Woosler, Ohio, 6-1, 6-2. Calarina Llndqvist (15), Sweden, def. Gretchen Rush, Pittsburgh, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. Ronni Reis, Miami, def.

Cardinals Sign Missouri Back ST- LUIS (AP) kicked off the Universi- Southern Illinois wide The St. Louis Cardinals ty of Missouri squad receiver James Steven- on Wednesday an- twice during a four-year son. nounced the signing of career. Drain, a 6-foot-2, 210- three free agents, in- Also signed were for- pounder, gained 1,544 eluding running back mer Illinois quarter- yards during his colleei- Eric Drain, who was back Ken Cruz and ate career. 7 furlongs 1:26 2-5 $15,500 Meadoweoer Purse: Go Go Has II ($30.80, 11.40, 4.60); Perfect Paula (S7, 3.40); Primitive Churchill Downs At Louisville, Ky.

61z furlongs 1:18 4-5 $15,940 My Portrait allowance: Copse ($7.40, 4.20. 3.20); Footloose 'N Fancy ($4.40, 3.20); Sliver Britain, 6-1, 3-6, 7-5. 6-' Calder At Miami Scott Hemond, c. South Florida; Rick Bernardo, lb, Maine; Greg Brlley, 2b, North Carolina State; Chris Donnels, Loyola, Kevin Pearson, ss, Oklahoma. Danny Wagner, of, Tulane; Rick Morris, of, Arizona State; Billy Bean, Loyola, Earl Sanders, dh, Jackson State; Dale Barry, Texas Gilbert Heredin, Arizona; Scoli Morse, Maine; Chris Carpenter, Georgia; Randy Wilson, South Florida.

$21,750 Lobo ($2.60, 2.40, 2.10); Walch Word ($3.20, 2.20); Jim Bracken Thistledown At N. Randall, Ohio 6 furlongs 1:12 4-5 Dashing Dl ($5.40, 3.60, Doubles First Round Martina Navralllova, Forth Worth, Texas, and Pam Shriver, Lulhervllle, del. Susan Mascarln, Grosse Polnte Shores, and Terry Phelps, Lar-chmonl, N.Y., 6-3, 6-2. Loraine Grade and Julie Salmon, Britain, del. Tina MochlzuM, South Pasadena, and Masa-kWl, Japan, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4.

Chris Everl Llovd, Fori Lauderdale, and Anne White, St. Pelersburs, def. Lea Anlo-noplis, Glendora, and Claudia Monlelro, Brazil, 6-3, 6-3. Nleoe Dias and Pat Medrado, Brazil, def. Karen Deed and Nicole Provls, Australia, 6-4, 6-1.

Andrea Belzner, Wesl Germany, and Melissa Gurney, Palos Verdes, def. Iva Budarova and Marcella Skuherska, Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-2. Belinda Cordwell, New Zealand, and Adriana Villagran, Argentina, def Glsele Mlro, Brazil, and Patricia Tarablni, Argentina, 6-7 (0- At Oceanport, NJ. 1 116 miles 1:43 2-5 $20,000 Feature: True Charmer ($6.40, 4.60, 3); Suitress (S1SJ0, 10.20); Tapalog Professional Wednesday's Results Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Results of Wednesday's matches in the Wimbledon tennis championships being played at the All England cLawn Tennis and Cro- parentheses): MEN Singles Professional Wednesday's Results Monte Carlo Open MONT AGEL, France (AP) Leading scores and other Americans Wednesday following the first round of the Monle Carlo Open golf tournament: Sandv Lvle, Brilain 65 Chris Moody, Britain 65 Bob E. Smith, U.S 65 Luis Carbonnelll, Argentina 65 Seve Ballesteros, Spain 66 John Bland, S.Africa 66 Ron Commans, U.S.

66 Ronald Stellen, U.S. 66 Peter Senior, Australia 66 Jean Ignace Mouhlca, France 66 Anlonlo Garrido, Spain 67 Sieve Elkington, Australia 67 Warren Humphreys, Britain 67 Michael McLean, Britain 67 Hugh Balocchl, S.Africa 67 Other Americans Rick Harlmann 68 Tom Lamore 69 Art Russell 70 Peter Teravalnen 70 Kelly Clair 71 Richard Cromwell 71 John Slaughter 72 Jack Ferenz 72 Dillar Prultl 72 Henry Sleradzkl 75 Bill AAalley 75 J.Townsend 78 Amateur Wednesday's Results Women's Slats Amateur Championship At Shangri-La Quarterfinals Championship Flight: Sheila Lu-glnbuel, Vlnlta, def. Sherrl Atchison, Duncan, 6 and Belh Brown, Salllsaw, def. Dena Nowolny, Tulsa, 1 up; Pally Coat-mv, Ponca City, del. Nancy Lltile, Ok ahorros City, 3 and Deborah Mitchell, Oklahoma City, def.

Mary Lou Sharf, Tulsa. 2 and 1. President's Flight: Janet Brown Adams, 2 up; Lellye Wyall def. Claudle Imel, 1 up; Shelly Lane def. Ann Walkins, 1 up; Carol Drlscoll del.

Carol Col- Thursday's Matches WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Thursday's singles and malor doubles matches in the Wimbledon tennis championships being played at the Ail England Lawn Tennis and Croquel Club (seedlngs In Tuesday's Deals Baseball First Round -3. 4-4. i-t. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Assigned Bo Jackson, outfielder, lo Memphis of the Southern League. NEW YORK YANKEES Ac- Mark Kratzmann, Australia, def.

Nduka Odizor, Nigeria, t-t, 6-3, 7-6 (7-5), 4-6, 8-6. Mike Leach, Ann Arbor, del. Rlckl Oslerlhun, Wesl Germany, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6), 7-6 (7-5). Michael Weslphal, Wesl Germa- shorlstop. for 1 ing him his unconditional release.

fJL ENTER to Win IIIS $25 GASOLINE WPliC JJSAS Glvenay Weekly WT-- I 16 ifO e3Ch and Vickers Iff jSr Brand Tires NT I SSSm LAS VEGAS ues A' I' ROAD HAZARD Hp IOf IWO rea-ftUBBOi vwvt snac I Hi protection Enter At each Vickers nc.5.oooweRoiAiioii wsih Any set of IS attAsk-'0Ur Gas Station and each JZZSm hiorin begarceanu, '-5, 6-4, 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 Romania, (9-7). National League CINCINNATI REDS Named Brad Del Barba traveling secretary and Tim O'Connell Interim Mlkael Pernfors (13), Sweden, del. Mike DePalmer, Knoxvllle, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 Paul McNamee, Australia, def. Paul Chamberlin, Newport Beach, 5-3, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3). Danle Visser, South Africa, def.

Michael Robertson, South Africa, 5-7, 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. Second Round Eddie Edwards, South Africa, del. Anders Jarryd (8), Sweden, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (7-2), 6-2. Amos Mansdorf, Israel, def. Pe- iden, 7-6 (7-3), del.

Marcel Freeman, Port Wash-Inolon, N.Y., 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. Malt Anger, Pleasanlon, def. Nick Fulwood, Britain, 6-2, 6- Alrica, Tlm Wllkison, Ashe- viBe, N.C., 6-4, 6-2. 6- H.l-KN,f.:J.Hr NEW YORK METS-Slgned Curtis Pride, outfielder, and Jason Woods, catcher-first baseman, and assigned Ihem lo Klngsoort of Ihe Appalachian League. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Signed Brad Brink, pitcher, and assigned him lo Reading of Ihe Eastern League.

Football National Football League HOUSTON OILERS Acquired Chris Brown, defensive back, from waivers. Released Dwavne Crutchfield, running back. Announced Ihe rollrement ol Frank Hair, defensive lineman. Signed Jack Lester, offensive lineman, Kurl Katentzis, saletv, and John Kimmel, linebacker, lo Iree-ogcnl contracts. Hockey National Hockey League DETROIT RED WINGS Named Dan Bellsle assistant coach for advance scouting, Colin Campbell assistant coach lor defense, and Dave Dryden part-time assistant coach for goaltenders.

Junior Ontario Hockey League OTTAWA 67'S-Named Brian Kilrea coach and general manager. World University Games AMATEUR BASKETBALL FEDERATION Named Mike Krzvzewskl basketball coach. College COLORADO Named Theo Gregory athletic department academic coordinalor. FLORIDA STATE Named Robyn Markey assistant women's basketball coach. OTTAWA Named Glenn Percy athletic director.

SHEPHERD Announced the resignation ol Walter Barr, fool- 3 SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA Announced Ihe resignation of Steve Abney, assistant baseball VANDERBILT Named Pete Fetters swimming coach. WISCONSIN-SUPERIOR Named Sieve Nelson hockey SAVE USED TIRES low as LARGE SELECTION $59A Chris Evert Llovd (2), Fort Lauderdale, Pam Casale, Fairfield, N.J. Stefan Edberg (5), Sweden, vs. Paul Annacone, Bridgehamplon, Tom Gullikson, Palm Coast, vs. Boris Becker (4), Wesl Germany.

COURT ONE Andrew Castle, Brilain, vs. Mais WHander (21, Sweden. Hana Mandlikova (3), Czechoslovakia, vs. Catherine Tanvler, France. Sergio Casal and Emlllo Sanchez, Spain, vs.

Jeremy Bates and Nick Fulwood, Britain. Other Matches Men's Singles Second Round Mike Bauer, Lafayette, vs. Ramesh Krishnan, India Uif Stenlund. Sweden, vs. Milos-lav Meclr, Czechoslovakia Milan Sreiber, Czechoslovakia, Helm Gunthardt, Switzerland Brad Gilberi (12), Piedmont, vs.

Mike Leach, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mlkael Pernfors (13), Sweden, vs. Andreas Maurer, Wesl Ger- Jonas Svensson, Sweden, vs. Sammy Giammalva, Houston Chrislo Steyn, South Africa, vs. Paul Chamberlin, Newport Beach, Henri Leconle (7), France, vs.

Colin Dowdeswell, Brilain Greg Holmes, Danville, vs. Michael Weslphal, West Germany Stephen Botfield, Britain, vs. Wally Masur, Australia John Fitzgerald, Australia, vs. Danie Visser, South Africa Pal Cash, Australia, vs. Russell Simpson, New Zealand Hans Schwaler, Wesl Germany, vs.

Jay Lapidus, Princeton, N.J. Mark Kratzman, Australia, vs. Carlos Klrmavr, Brazil Women's Singles Second Round Belsy Naoelsen, Kapalua Bay, Hawaii, vs. Lisa Short, Moullrle, Ga. Katerina Maleeva, Bulgaria, vs.

Nathalie Tauzial, France Lori McNeil, Houslon, vs. Marcella Mesker, the Netherlands Elise Burgln, Baltimore, vs. Ronni Reis, Miami, Fla. Carlino Basselt 01), Canada, vs. Rosalyn Fairbank, Soulh Africa Nieoe Dias, Brazil, vs.

Marie Calleia, France Camlllc Benjamin, Bakersfleld, vs. Iva Budarova. Czechoslovakia Helena Sukova (7), Czechoslovakia, vs. Andrea Bclzner, West Germany Anne Mlnler, Australia, vs Lisa Bonder, Saline, Mich. Andrea Holikova, vs.

Robin While, San Jose. Anne Hobbs, Brilain, vs. Zlna Garrison (9), Houslon Kalhy Jordan (It), King of Prussia. vs. Ann Henrlcksson, Mahtomedl, Calif.

Melissa Gurney, Palos Verdes, vs. Tine Scheuer-Larsen Denmark Kathleen Horvalh, Largo, Fla vs. Adriana Villagran, Argentina ATP Money Leaders The 1986 Association of Tennis Professionals money leaders ALL-otAoLN Steel Belted Whitevvall SAVE Import Car Radicals STEEL-BELTED WHEELS WHITE SPOKE 4 for SIZE PRICE P15580R13 24.95 165 'SIM 13 2995 P18580R13 3195 P19575R14 3495 P20575R14 3695 P21575R14 4095 P20575R15 3795 P21575R15 38.95 P22575R15 4195 P23575R15 42.95 SIZE PRICE 155SR12 21.99 I45SR13 23.99 155SR13 2599 165SR13 27.99 175SR14 32 99 185SR14 34 99 16570SR13 32 99 17570SR13 3599 18570SR13. 3799 18570SR14 39.99 Jakob Hlasek, Switzerland, def. Claudio Mezzadrl, Italy, 3-6, 6-4, Joaklm Nyslrom (6), Sweden, def.

Wollek Fibak, Poland, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1, 6-2. John Sadrl, Charlotte, N.C., def. Johan Krlek (16), Naples, 2-6, 6-3, 7-6 6-3. Tomas Smld, Czechoslovakia, del. Jan Gunnarsson, Sweden, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4, 6-3, 6-4.

Eric Jelen, West Germany, def. Marlv Davis, San Jose, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4. Tim Mayotte (10), Springfield, def. Jonathan Canler, BvcrV Hill' Calil 7-h 6 4, 7-6 (7-5). Ken Flach, Prairie Oaks, del.

Marlln Jalle (14), Argentina, 6- 4, 6-3, 6-3. Robert Seguso, Prairie Oaks, def. Brian Teacher, Los Angeles, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. Slobodan Zivoilnovlc, Yugoslavia, def. Marlln Woslenholme, Canada, 7- 5, 6-2, 6-4.

David Pate, Las Vegas, def. Todd Wltsken, Carmcl, 6-3, 6-1, 7-5. First Round Andrew Castle and James Turner, Britain, def. Ronnie Balh-man and Magnus TIdeman, Sweden, 6-4, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (7-2). Gary Donnelly, Scottsdale, and Peter Fleming, Seabrook Island, S.C., def.

Glenn Mlchlbata, Canada, and Ellol Teltscher, Palos Verdes Estates, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. Tim Gulllckson, Boca West, and Tom Gullikson, Palm Coast, del. Stefan Edberg and Anders Jarryd, Sweden, 6-7 (3-7), 4-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. Chris Kennedy, Cary, N.C., and Desmond Tyson, Australia, def. Mark Edmondson and Kim Warwick, Australia, 7-6 (9-7), 7-6 (8- Kelly Evernden, New Zealand, and Chip Hooper, Sunnyvate, CaHf, def.

Mike DePalmer, Knoxvllle, and Ben Teslerman, Knoxvllle. 7-5, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 Lloyd Bourne, Pasedena, and Russell Simpson, New Zealand, del. Alvaro Jordan, Colombia, and Jim Pugh, Rancho Palos Verdes, 6-3, 4-6, 6-7 (5-7), WOMEN Irlcla Plait, 1 up; Ellen Krock def. Darlene Butler, 1 up; Susan Carpenter def. Judy Powers, 2 and Thetma Horrall def.

Peggy Qulnn, 5 and 3. Today's Pairings 9:17 a.m.: Luglnbuel vs. Brown; 9:24 a.m.: Coatney vs. Mitchell. U.S.

Publinks Championship Qualifying At Lake Hefner 36 Holes 1. James Reld, 70-68-138; 2. (lie) Jeff Schmeldbauer, 71-69-140; Robert Rowlell, 70-70-140; 4. (lie) Michael Davidson, 70-71-141; Todd Graves, 68-73-141; Phil Johnson, 71-70-141; Eric Mork, 71-70-141; 8. Eddie Saxon, 67-76-143; 9.

David Colter, 70-75-145; 10. Jack Eckardt, 81-66-147. Note: James Reld qualified for U.S. Publinks Championship to be Played af Tanglewood Park In demons, N.C. July 19.

Law Enforcement Tournament At Alius 1. Jim Curran, Dale Camron, Jerry Babbs, Jim Hughes; 2. Bob Beers, Titus Owen, Bob Mucahy, George Kuker; 3, J.J. Roberts, Ron Lcedy, Art Robinson, Gary Bonds; 4. Dennis Berglan, Glen Brav, Lonnie Risenhoover, Cliff Kilpalrick, Petco Pecolf; 5.

Mike Nichols, Fred Kerr, Eddie Cour-sey. Leon Quails. PGA 1986 Schedule PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (AP) The 1986 Professional Golfers Association Tour schedule, announced Friday: June 26-29: Canadian Open, Oakvllle. Onl; July 3-6: Canon Sammv Davis Jr.

Greater Hartford Open, Hartford, Conn; July W-IJ: Anheuser-Busch Classic, Williamsburg, Va; July 17-20; Hardee's Classic, Coal Valley, III; Uulv 17-20: British July 24-27: Bulck Open, Flint, Mich; JatV 31-Aug. 3: Western Open, Oak Brook, III; Aug. 7-10: PGA Championship, Toledo, Ohio; Aug. 14-17: The International, Denver; Ado. 21-24: NEC World Series ol Golf, Akron, Ohio; Aug.

28-31: St. Judc Memphis Classic; Sept. 4-7: B.C Open, Endicolt, N.Y.; Sept. 11-14: Bank ol Boston Classic, Sulton, Mass; Sept. 18-21: Grealer Milwaukee Open; Sept.

25-28: Soufhwest Classic, Abilene, Texas; Oct. 2-5: Southern Open, Columbus, Ga; Oct. 9-12: Pensacola Open, Pensacola, Fla; Oct. 14-19: Wall Disney World Oldsmobile Classic, Orlando, Fla; Oct. 23-24: Texas Open, San Anlonlo.

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