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ALABAMA JOUILNAL, Montgomery. AU. Thursday, March 28, 1981 32 Srrath (31. Gorman (6). GM (Memo.

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M. 84. Bnaa Gotdnai UA-Raul Rarmres. Mexico daf. Ricaard Lewm.

BraaavAab- Floyd 'Expects To Win' Heritage Stahf Ss Dhsfi 1M Partavd lit Saatue hJ8 7 Rarasr (8 1 and Wieatiaus Torres. CrawKxd Hi and AhenaoB, Stxnadt (61 Lichen (6). W-Tama SurcabO. HRs Busua. Evan, Laoakxti All rain, Arts.

Milwaukee OW 000 OtB-1 I 1 Oauand 000 mm- I I Cunmd Porter (I). Moor (T), Fa gers ill and Yost; Kmgmaa Caraacho (7) and Heath. Darnpsey. W-Caiowei. L-Kaigmaa.

Al Ternse, Ark. Cleveund 412 230 200-M 24 1 Seattle HI 002 I 1 Garland. PMrohuraa (5). Goaer (I), Monge (9i and Duu. Bando 19); Dressier, Aliard 14), Heaverio (7).

Chut (I), Sar-rrueraD (91 and Guides, Stan (6), Mercado (9). W-Gariand. L-Dnaiar. HR- Cleveland. Paget i at Auanu.

I Dm NAPA. Cahf. (AP) Results of Conputeum hmuuanal taaras touraamant at Saivanuo Country CaaV Ftrat twaad Hank Platar. LosGaus. Calf def Jeff Boranak, Las Angeiea.

84 87. 84. Joaa Aananoer, Australia, del. Anaod Amrsraj. hsaa.

74, 44, 84. twsw uocnerty, Australia, oat. saaa f-um- llaiihil The facility will be on a 35-acre site donated by the speedway. "This will certainly be the Smithsonian of transportation," Dial said. "It's going to be all-encompassing when it comes to motorsports and transportation." Dixie League Holds Tryoots The Eastern Dixie Youth Baseball league will hold tryouts and sign-ups Saturday at Chisholm Community Center for boys 6-12-years old.

Rutgers Player Dies Of Injuries NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) -Rutgers University football defensive lineman Douglas A. Smith died of head injuries suffered during a spring training camp workout, a school spokesman announced. Smith, 20, a freshman from Masontown, died at St Peter's Medical Center three hours after he was injured in tackling drills. The injury was diagnosed as internal bleeding.

I HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) -Ray Floyd, riding the hottest streak in golf, fully anticipates winning his third consecutive tournament this week in the (300,000 Sea Pines-Heritage Classic. "My confidence is at such a high point, I'm doing so many things so well, I can IN BRIEF honestly say I expect to win this week," Floyd said before teeing off in the first round today. "If you ask me that five months from now when I'm not playing well, I'll tell you 'no, I don't expect to There have been times I expected to win and didn't, but I've won a lot of touraments when I expected to." The 38-year-old veteran, now In his 19th season on the PGA Tour, won the last two tournaments, Doral and the Tournament Players Championship, and collected a total of $367,000 in doing so, including a $250,000 bonus. Opelika Sweeps Track Meet SELMA The Opelika Bulldogs tallied 75Vi points in the boys' division and 61 Vi points in the girls' division to sweep the Selma Invitational high school track meet here Wednesday.

Rounding out the field in the division were Carver with 49, Selma with 39, Lanier with 38, McAdory with 29V4 and Jeff Davis with 29. Selma finished with 46 points to take second place in the girls' division. Carver was third with 45Vi, Lanier was fourth with 23 and Calhoun fifth with 21. McDonald Keys Soccer Win AUBURN Joe McDonald scored two goals as the Catholic Knights blanked the Auburn Tigers 7-0 Wednesday in high school soccer. Also scoring goals for Catholic were Trevor Hanna, Andy Smith, Roger Dean, Tony Cole and Greg Scanlan.

Cole and Charles Robinson, also of Catholic, were the game's MVPs. With the win, Catholic evened its record at 1-1, while Auburn fell to 0-3. Jamboree Friday At Wetumpka The Elmore County, football jamboree Is slated for Wetumpka Friday at 7 p.m. Teams participating in the jamboree include Elmore County, Holtville, Stanhope Elmore, Tallassee and REGKJNAL aUUKlNAU EAST Al Aaaaaa vypfM tui i a Bnjjnani Youns 51 None Dm ftlST Al Sa Uudty North Caratra U.Utah it KanwSLS.nhnoBa Friaay, Mareaai MIIILAST SUojenh s. Pi.

Bon OoOese 41 Indians St, AJabarna-Burningliam Jl MUDWEST AsNcwOrlaaas Widita State 88. Kansas Lounana Suit It Arkansas REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS asaanan, Man a EAST Al Atisasa Virginia Bngnara Yonf 60 WEST At Salt Lake Ckjr North CaraamStKamafSL 61 Saaiay, Marc MIDEAST MIDWEST At New Orteaaa Loasiam St. S6. Widma St 16 NATIONAL SEMIFINALS Saaaraay't Games At PNtafctoaa Indiana vi. Louisiana St (31-1), 125 pm.

Virgins JM) v. North Carolina (aW), 3:15 pm NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Monday. March At PWtaortnraa Consols tan fame 15 pm; charo-pkmstup game I 33 pm Nattoaal tavkatha Tnaraaraeat Al TUnea EST FIRST BOUND Taeeday, March Dayton Fortham 85. WT WcoaXidaty, MmA 11 Georgia 74. Otd Domiraan 60 Toledo 91, American 63 Mmnesota Drake 77 Alabama 71 Taias-Arnngtan 71 Tsus-H Paao 57.

San Joee St 53 Taaraaajr, March 12 Purdue 61. Rhode Island 58 Connecticut 65. South FVxiJa 56 Michigan 71 DuquesneSB Duke n. N.Carolina 88 Temple 90. Ctemson 82 Alabama 73.

StJchn'i 89. CT Holy Cross 56, Southern Mississippi 54 Friday, March Syracuse 86, Marquette 81 West Virginia (7. Pennsylvania (4 Tulsa 81, Pan American 71 SECOND HOUND Sunday, March IS Michigan 80. Toledo 88 Monday, March II Purdue SO. Dayton 46 Minnesota 84.

Connecticut 61 South Alabama 73, Georgia 72 Duke 75. Alabama 70 West Virginia 77, Temple 78, CT Syracuse 77. Holy Cross 57 Tulsa 71 Tesas-H Paso 87 THIRD HOUND Thanday, March It Syracuse 91, Michigan 78 West Virginia 80. Minnesota 88 Friday1! Games Purdue 81, Duke 88 Tuba 89. South Alabama 88 Monday1! Games At New York Wetumpka.

Admission is $3.00. Tigers Get Fan Support i WEDNESDAY MATINEE RESULTS FIRST RACE (iv HJ 21.11 1-DonraeHals 5.40. 380. 229 7-Winbow 100,240 2- Niie Honey 180 1-7 8t Also ran: Bob's Grnabit, Gentle Scott, Supreme Fane Cajun Danes, Master. SECOND RACE (MID) 21.41 1- HurncaneJet 14.40,640.4.60 5-Kathy Am CPA 10.80, 6J0 Kn i Jungle Line 120 14 20) 60 338 40 DD: 1-1 41 60 Also ran: Do Not Pass, Gh's Fast Qiarge.BUrWkxCapuunBob.Xl THIRD RACE (VHM) T-31JI MJiack Edee 1.80, 4.00.

4 08 Jpanari Magic 180,120 5-Apoiied 100 '4: 24 1980 24 46 80 Also ran: Striding Eras. GoUea Line MeDo Hellen, Mar Kir Midget FOURTH RACE (lHC) 21.41 3- Wm WhirTwind 1780,1140.5.00 2- D's Hot Stuff 720. 2 40 1-Sandy Echo 140 24 28.80 32 141.30 Also ran: Hampond Jet, Gh's Lisa, Wise Point, Japs Jack Knife, Racy Flash. FIFTH RACE (811M) 31.73 lCI's Big Trouble 16.80, 5.89, 280 7-Cuaxy Present 7.80, 4.80 2- RiverAdam 289 1-7 36.80 1-714340 Also ran: Party Lover, Japs Missie, Onie May Jones, Odd Silky, Aye Luke. SIXTH RACE (S16.D) T-BJI 7-Quarryrnount Post 11.00, 3.60, 2.80 2-Jb's Black Feet 180,2.80 60ur Greene Queen 800 2-7 20.40 7-2 94.20 Also ran: Candy Hope.

Clean Machine, Cycle Too. Ted's Roue, Solitary Souiit SEVENTH RACE 21 Jl 1- HlGift 100.3.00.240 2- Mar Kir Snana 2.80,1.20 4- Wrse Kim 6.80 1-2 11.80 Also ran: Silk Top. Jan Bar Maid, Joy's Fancv. Clamped. Betty Susie.

EIGHTH RACE (5716,0 21 48 (Banker Bob 11.00. 3 40. 3.40 8- Danny Erianger 7.80,4.60 4Joy Dart 7.40 64 21 .20 6469.00 Also ran: Japs Lenrne, Wild State, Dark Side. Possum Grease, Ted's Ester. NINTH RACE (5163) 2127 Scarlet Rose 43.00, 1320, 9.00 7- Rmp's Linda 9.40, 7.00 4-Miss Bama Bee 9.00 5-7 133.80 5-7 285.00 Also ran: LB's Justine, Debbie, may Ison.

Twist Ending. Big Brass Man. TENTH RACE (516 3L34 2-Willowed 140,5.80,180 1-RocketLou 140,120 6Calico Scott 160 1-2 9.00 2-1 36 80 Abo ran: Jb's Cherokee, One Merit, LL's Brindle. Disco Rebel. Adams Run S.

ELEVENTH RACE (516J3) 31.41 1- Oleam Healed 7i, 6.00. 8 40 8- B. Jolley 24.80,120 2-Trochu's Troy 2.80 1-8 48.00 Also ran: Mj's Windrider, Lingered. K's Rockette, We Like Silver. Oie Daniels.

TWELFTH RACE (5lsJ) T-J1J3 5- Duke Ison 9.80, 320, 220 2-Mr Smokin Joe 7.40,4.80 7- Decimal 120 2 22 80 5-2 9720 Also ran: Tc's Pinocho, Ted's Ethan, Racing Bike, Lady Fine, Smokin Joe. BIG 14 WrTH 24 PAID I473J0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST RACE (S18.C) T-3U24 3- D's Candy 25.00,18.00,5.20 8- PropertyTax 100,4.00 2-Bobs Cooper 120 Q' 34 47 80 Also ran Raven Wing, We Willie Jones, Jr's The String, Mar Kir Steve, Trochu On Tin nd at Muwaukee 6 am. Saa Aaamo at Utah, pm NEW TOMm Rasas! IHU Wflhana I Cartvrasa 4 4-4 O. rucharoson 6 12, Wutyrat 4 24 A eraser 1 I Dense I 1-1 7, Canar 8, Gasss 3 84 I woodsoa 1-1 1. Scales 4 1-8 8.

Tutaai a U-H 8t WASH1MGTON (Mt) Bahwd 22, Hayes 2841 Manors 4 24 to. Gn-wy 7 44 Is, Porter 1 1-2 7, Kuprnat 1D8-U26, Colhns4M 10 McCinar 1 04) I Roberts 1 00 1 Totaat 4) th 185. NewYartn Is-H Wassaajasi 24 28 22-Ml Thrae-poid goaa-Ruasfi. Fouled out Nine Toui fouls New Vort 24, b-htan M. DETROIT (71) Hubbard I 84 II Benson I 24 12, Mokoau 22 12, Drew 0 0 8 Long 2 04 1 Lee 1 2-3 1 Herron i 04 K), Rohnasi 3 1-2 7, Tvter 4 24 10 Totals SO 1522 7.

PtULADELPHlA 1114) rSrvm 4 54 12, Jones 2 04 1 Diwkua 1 44 kV HoBw 1 04 Cheeks 1 44 K). B. Jones 6 04 12. Toney 7 24 kV ruchardson 8 1-1 U.Jora34410,Cireuri2()4Tatali 47 2044 1M. Detnit 14 24-71 nil 1 Vn M2S2laV-U4 FoukrJ out-None.

Total foub-Detroit 22, Phuaulpraa 21 A 11188. BOSTON (111) Maxwell 5 54 IS. Bird 3 44 10, Parish 12 74 21, Archibald 3 74 IS, Ford I 04 1 Henderson 4 McHate544 14, Robev 3 34 9. Totals SB 3647 111. NEW JERSEY (185) Koren 54 15.

Robinson II 1-1 S3, Lucas 5 1-2 11, Cook 1-2 11, Newttn 8 34 19, McAdoo244 10, Jones0040, Moore 2 4, van Breda KolS 1 04 1 Totals- 46 1523 10J. Cettks 22 21 38-111 Nea 28 24 21 22-MI Fouled out-O Koren, Robinson. Total -Nets coach MacKinnon, Carr-Sagnirtt foiu-ejeclei A-827. KANSAS OTY (118) King 7 87 20. Wedrnan 14 54 Lacey 2 22 8, BuThMng 3 10-13 II.

GrunfeJd 12 14 25, Doia20llambert0040.Walton004 0, Sanders 2 1-2 5, Totals 42 2541 U0. PHOENIX (181) Cook 3 04 8, Robinson 7 24 W. Adans 6 04 11 Davis 44 27. Johnson 6 34 19. High 0 14 1.

KeUey 1 44 1, Scott 6 04 It Macey 1 04 1 Kramer 0 04 0, Totahi 43 14-22 101. uassMChty 28 28 21 22-118 Phoessx 22 22 28 tt-l Three point goals Wedrnan, Davis. Fouled out-None Total touts-Kansas Oty 21 Phoenix 24 Technrau-fWxraon. A 11880. SAN ANTONIO (1U) RJohnson 24 8, OUierdlng 5 24 a Johnson 4 04 8, Gervin 12 6-7 Silas 12 10-11 34, Griffn4048, Brewer21-25, Moore 2 04 4.

Corane 1 04 1 Restart 0 04 0. Totals 46 23-27 111. HOUSTON (U7) Paulti 6 6-13 20, Reid 13 34 Makne 9 14-21 31 DurileavyO M0. Henderson 2 Ml Murphy 7 34 17, Willoughby 3 04 6, LeaveD 004 Totals 43 3148 117. SaaAaaaaa 28 27 21 22111 Hoaatoa 21 21 27 28-111 Fouled out-Hone.

Total fouls-San An-torso 30, Houston 25. PORTLAND (112 Natl 2 04 1 Washington 6 14 Thompson 10 4421 Paxon 2041 Ransey 104424, Kumert 5 04 Bates 44 24, Gross 3 1-2 7, Owens 1 04 1 Gale 0 04 0. Totals 49 1421 111 SEATTLE (183) Bailey 4 34 11. J. Johnson 4 44 a Slims 5 1-2 11, Hanmk 8 54 2L V.

Johnson 2 22 6, Donaldson 6 0-1 a Brown 6 1-1 IS, Hill 2 6, Walker 4 34 11. Totals 41 21-27 102. Paruaad 28 24 37 25-112 Seattle 26 27 34 17 182 Total fouls-Portland 22, Seattle 18. TecrrocalsPortland, sone defense. A 16,659.

DALLAS(128) LaGarde 3 1-2 7, Burns 6 24 11 Uoyd 6 22 14. Davis97425, Mack4S4 Rchinane 744 18. Jeeiani 3 112 18 PletkiewiczS()48, Spanarltel 5 1-2 U. Totals 3248 128. DENVER (115) English 14 04 28.

Rotssch 7 44 18, lasei 4 8-11 17, Higgs 3 24 8, Thornpson 7 34 17, Vandeweghe4048, 0040. Gaidreock 3 2-28, Ray 1041 Totals 46 22-31 US. Dallas 24 27 28 36-128 Deaver 21 25 24-111 Three-point baskets Pietxjewia 1 English Fouled out-Unyd, LaGarde. Total fouls-Dallas 29, Denver 27. Tertucas-Dallas Coach Motta, Higgs, A 11035.

Floyd Catholic entertains Carroll of Ozark Saturday. Starting time has been moved from 2 to 3 p.m. Groundbreaking Set At Talladega TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) -Groundbreaking ceremonies are set for Friday afternoon for the International Mo-torsports Hall of Fame and Museum, to be located at Alabama International Motor Speedway. The chairman of the Motorsports Hall of Fame Committee, state Rep.

Gerald Dial of Lineville, said, "This will be motorsports' version of pro baseball's Coop-erstown, N.Y., and pro football's Canton, Ohio. "Our Hall of Fame will exhibit everything from the time of the Stanley Steamer until today. It will have a complete library on the history of transportation as well as the future of transportation, plus facilities to serve as aids in driver education." The first of three phases of construction, costing more than $1.7 million, will include a reception center, two exhibit halls, a theater and the Hall of Fame. BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) f- More than 7,000 yelling basketball fans turned Al Times EST AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet Cahfonaa I I .750 Oakausl 4 .733 Detroat 13 I .884 Chicago I .667 Kansas Otr I 4 .667 Mnnasota I I 529 Ovewnd I I 500 New York 7 7 500 Texas 7 500 Seattie I I .471 Milwaukee I .467 Toronto 7 I .487 Baltimore I 7 .462 Boston I I .400 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet Oncasiati I I .815 Montreal I I 571 New York 7 7 500 Proladerpru I I 500 Pittsburgh I I 500 San Diego 6 6 500 Atlanta 7 19 .412 Chicago 7 18 .412 Houston I 6 .385 San Francisco 5 9 .357 St Louis 4 I .333 Los Angeles I 11 Jl Wrdaesosv'i Games Chicago AL) 10, Toronto 7 Minneaota 5.

New York (NL) I Boston! Montreal 4 Cincinnati 1 Baltimore 2 Detroit 1 Pittsburgh 2 St Loss 1 New York (AL) 1 Atlanta 1 Phuadelpbia 0 Milwaukee 1, Oakland 0 Cleveland 11 Seattle 5 Chicago (NL) 8 San Diego 5 Fuuerton Stale vs California at Palm Springs, Cahf. Milwaukee (SS) at Aruona State, (n) Thanday1! Gaines Boston vs. Chicago (AL) at Sarasota, Fla 1:30 p.m. Baltimore vs. Kansas Oty at Fort Myers, 1:30 p.m.

Cincinnati vs. Minnesota at Orlando, 1:30 pm Montreal vs. Texas at Pompano Beach, 1:30 p.m. Detroit (SS) vs. Houston at Cocoa, 1:30 pm Toronto vs.

Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. Lot Angeles vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach, 1:30 pm New York (NL) vs. StLouhj at StPetersburg, New York (AL) at North Carolina, 3 pm Cleveland vs. Milwaukee at Sun Oty, 3 p.m.

Oakland vs. Seattle at Tempe, 3 pm San Francisco vs. San Diego at Yuma, 3 pm Chicago (NL) vs. California at Palm Springs, 4 pm Philadelphia vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fat, 8 pm Games St Louis vs.

Toronto at Dunedin. 1:30 pm Detroit (SS) vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, 1:30 pm Chicago (AL) vs. Pittsburgh (SS) at Bradenton, 1:30 p.m. Texas vs.

Atlanta at West Palm Beach, 1:30 p.m. Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, 1:30 p.m. Minnesota vs. Los Angeles at Vera Beach, 1:30 pm Montreal vs.

Houston at Cocoa, Oakland vs. Cleveland at Tucson. 3 p.m. Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ariz, Ipm, San Francisco vs.

San Diego at Yuma, Ariz, 3 p.m. Chicago (NL) vs. California at Palm Springs, Calif, 4 pm. Baltimore vs. New York (NL) at StPetersburg.

Fla 7:30 pm Boston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla, 8 pm Pittsburgh vs. New York (AL) at New Orleans, 9 out Wedensday afternoon to watch Louisiana State's final practice before the team heads for Philadelphia and thi NCAA Final Four playoff. "Isn't this just the said reserve forward John Tudor as fans mobbed LSU players for autographs. "We have a bigger crowd than some school! had for their games during the year." 'I After LSU's workout, the fans took part in a pep rally, many of them waying signs saying such things as "Tigers TqThe Top.

No. 1." RACE(3AC) T-48J6 Tulsa 89. West Virginia 87 Syracuse 70, Purdue 63 WedBesthrs Games At New York CduVixsiooBwip Tulsa 86, Syracuse 84, Of Hard PkMe Purdue 75, West Virgma 72, CT TULSA (881 Brown 5 8-10 18. Stevenson 0 4-4 4, Stewart 9 5-7 Pressey 3 5 Spradlwg 3 1-2 7. Vanlev 3 6.

Anderson i 7-8 17. Ballard Totals 86. SYRACUSE (841 Bruin 11 325. Rations 6(H) 12, Sehayes 2 4. Moss 0 2-2 2.

Santifer 13 29, Kerins 1 2-34, Waldron 1002, 0 M0. Totals 36 12-18 84. Halrume Tulsa 48 Syracuse 42. Regulation 82-82 Fouled out Pressey. Brian, Rautins.

Schaves. Total fouls Tulsa 19, -wli Technical Brum. A 17 JUL WEST VIRGINIA (72) Nance 0 00 0, Todd 7 2-4 W. Collins 2 34 7. Jones 368 12.

McCoy 1 M5. Herbert 6 16. King 2 2-2 6. Gipson 4 28 10. HoseyOOO 0.

Kamev OHO. Totals 25 22-30 72. PURDUE (751 2-2 10. Edmonson 8 1-6 17, Walker 3 5-7 11 Stalling: 0 2-3 2. Barnes 0 1-2 1.

Benson 1 1 000 0. Totals 28 19-27 75. Halflime Purdue 38. West Virginia 31. Regulation-85.

Total fouls-West Virginia 24. Purdue 20. Technical-West Virginia Coach Catlett. NBA Playoff Races Twelve teams qualify for the NBA playoffs six from each conference the two division champions and the four teams witti the next best records. Westers Conference x-Phoenix 56 25 688 iJmImJb ffft 1U 7 rmmi Traasacom BASEBALL Fielder's Glove.

Save $3.00 Wilson Little Sale Price Fielder's Glove. Sale Price League lop grain Cowhide leather, open web design. Reg $12.99. At West Palm Beach, r-Philadelphia 000 000 0000 7 1 Atlanta 000 000 30x-3 9 0 Rasmussen, Reefhorn (3). Altamirano (6), Reed (7) and Moreland; PNiekro, Garber (7) and Benedict W-Garber.

L-Reed. At Tampa, Fla. Baltimore 000 000 101-2 4 1 Cincinnati 001 010 10X-3 7 0 D.Martinez, Stewart (7) and Rayford; Soto, Brown (7), Combe (8). Hume (9) and Nolan, Van Gorder (8). W-Soto.

D.Martinez. HR-CSnctanati, Barranca. At Ortando. Fk. New York (NL) 100 100 100-3 12 2 Minnesota 000 005 00X-6 7 0 Leery, BSmith (6).

Searage (8) and Trevino; Koosman, McLaughlin (7) and Srnifli, Laudner (8). W-Koosman. RSmith. At St Petenbus, Fla. New York (AL) 000 000 100-1 3 1 St Lous (0)030 000-3 8 0 Guidry.

Rigbetti (4), Davis (8) and Cerone. Werth (6); Martinez, Kaat (6), Moore (8), Sutter (9) and Tenace. W-Marhnez. Rigbetti. 1-Sake 7.80, 530, 240 7-LB's Tamals 7.00, 280 6-Peanut Wonder 240 1-7 12.80 1-7 3610 DD: 3-1 5610 Also itji: Printer's Mist, Brady's UL Ekco Peony.

Joy Ruth, Go's Sky Walker. THIRD RACE (518AD 32.88 80dd Leader 9.80,7.80,120 4-AletaMae 180,2.80 3- Mar Kir Mandy 100 44 19 80 8491.20 Also ran: Sadie Satan, Doctor AL Twinkle Gene. Phil Hunter, Arthur Ashe. FOURTH RACE (5113) 31.48 4ixstant Spinner 1720. 80, 3 90 WoUied 16.60, 5.20 Katun Dixie 240 24 43780 4-2 1297.80 Also ran: Benbow, LB's Madonna, Greene King, Ted's Jackson, Sounder Off.

FIFTH RACE (516AD T-SUS 5- Westy Payne 33 M. 7.80, 8.00 6- Accounted 7.20, 12.80 40iarlieJoe 1180 54 156.80 54 364.50 Also ran: Fruit, Free Star, Cgs Can-way, Cj's Mr Patches, Partaiutuel. SDCTH RACE 518J 31.71 IChooch Williams 3020, 14.80. 8.40 1-Royal Vigortons 320,2.80 7-Pretty Ida 4.00 14 33.00 4-1 177J0 Also ran: Texas Dean. Go Snapper, Kuntree Daughter, Pilar Mo, K's Claque.

SEVENTH RACE (5184)) 31.82 7- Increment 21.80, 14.20, 6.20 2Catlike Lady 6.60. 12.40 8Japs Allen 1149 17 123.20 7-2 502 50 Also ran: Bar Wrangler, Sky Hawk, General Rule, Call Me AngeL Reck-less Wreck EIGHTH RACE (S18A) 31.81 4- X's Red Man 6,00, 240. 3.00 5- Antibpated 280, 2.80 3-Classy Kerwin 5.20 44 8.00 4-5 22.20 Also ran: Lb's Green Eyes, Hanky Rabbit, GH's Kelly, Jake Whiz, Karat Gold. NINTH RACE (5MLA) 5- Hondo 'Timeless 580,320.220 6- Bring Money 4.40,2.80 8- Bob's Lester 2.80 54 17.80 54 34.80 Baseball. Reg.

$2.67. 63-295-6 steerhide leather. "Tom Seaver" DJ0 63-269-6 BOSTON RED SOX-Opboned Jim Doreey, Mike Howard, Bruce Hurst, Jerry King. Keith MacWhorter and Bob Ojeda, pitchers, to their minor league camp for reassignment OAKLAND A'S-Sent Jeff Cat, in-Bekkr; Keith Atherton. pitcher, and Bob Grandas, to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League.

Sent Bob Moore, pitcher, and Scott Meyer, catcher, to West Haven of the Eastern League. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Assigned Gene Petralb and Brian MUner. catchers; Pedro Herrandei, mfiekler; and Charlie Puleo, pitcher, to their minor-league camp for reassignment Natiaaal League NEW YORK MEfS-Sent Jesse Orosco, Scott Hobnan, Tom Thurberg, Dave Von Ohbnan and Mike Mendoza. pitchers, to their rnjnor league camp for autograph. 63-274-3 Era I PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Ac- At Bradenton, Fk.

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HR Detroit Corcoran. At Winter Haven Fb, Montreal 002 001 001-4 12 0 Boston 006 002 01x-8 15 1 Your Sporting Goods Store outred Gary Matthews, outfiekier, from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for Bob Walk, pitcher. Signed Matthews to a five-year contract. ST LOUIS CAIffiiNALS-Optioned Mike Cause, third baseman, and Dave Pen-rsall and Gen Roof, outoelaers, to their minor league camp for reassignment. Cut Chris Davis.

Tom Chamberlain and Buddy Schuttx, Ditchers. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Sent four Max Venable. outfielder, and Jeff Ransom, Bob Qimmings and John Rabb, catchers, to their training camp for reaaaignrnent FOOTBALL Caaadka Foothal Leagae roMoroNESKIMOS-sWlHow- ard Rekk, defensive back. HOCKEY rwtfkaaJ Hockey Leane WINNIPEG JETS-Signed Sandy Bea-de. left wing, and Buf Whetton, de-tenseman, to multi-year contracts.

COLLEGE LIBERTY BAPTIST Named Jeff Meyer, head besketbaD coach. ORBGON-Signed Jim Haney. head hasxetfaau coach, to a two-year contract rmuc-bLirrcu x-San Antonio 50 30 .625 5 x-Portland 43 37 .538 12 Golden State 39 41 .481 16 Houston 39 41 .481 Kansas City 39 41 .481 16 xhnched playoff berth Games Rernaoang GOLDEN STATE 12 games. 1 home. 1 awavi: March 28 vs Dea 29 at Sea.

HOUSTON (2 games. 1 home. 1 away): Mardl27vs KC.29atSA. KANSAS CITY 12 games. 1 home, 1 away): March 27 at Hou.

29 vs. Dal. NOTE: Boston. Philadelphia. Milwaukee.

New York, Indiana and Chicago have clinched Eastern Conference beths. National Basketball Association All Tunes EST Eastern Conference Atlantic Drvttoo Pet GB x-Boston 61 19 .763 x-Pruladerphia 61 19 .763 -x-NewYork 48 32 .800 13 Washington 37 42 .488 23W New Jersey 24 56 .300 37 Central Drvisioo y-Milwaukee 58 22 .725 X-Chicago 43 37 538 15 x-indiana 42 37 532 15 Atlanta 31 48 .392 26 Cleveland 28 51 .354 29 Detroit 20 80 .250 38 Western Conference Midwest Division y-San Antonio 50 30 .625 Houston 39 41 .488 11 Kansas City 39 41 .488 11 Denver 35 45 .438 15 Utah 27 52 .342 22 Dallas 15 85 .188 35 Pacific Division x-Phoenix 55 25 .688 x-Los Angeles 53 26 .671 1 x-Portland 43 37 .538 12 Golden State 39 41 .488 16 San Diego 36 44 .450 19 Seattle 33 47 .413 22 y-clinched division title x-clinched rxavofT berth Wednesday'! Games Boston 111. New Jersey 105 Philadelphia 114. Detroit 75 Washington 105. New York 84 Houston 117.

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