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Sept. 30, 1932 S.F. By Gerry Carroll Examiner staff writer FREMOiNT The top names in drag racing will be at Baylands Raceway Park tomorrow through Sunday as the second annual National Hot Rod Association (NIIRA) Golden Gate Nationals take place. Among the top drivers include funny-car specialists Don The Snake" Prudhomme and national points leader Billy Meyer, along with top-fuel champs Shirley Muldowney and Jeb Allen. Eliminations for both funny cars and top-fuels take place tomorrow and Saturday, with the final eight in each division going head to-head Sunday.

Meyer, of the Burt ReynoldsIIal Need-ham team, will be driving his massive funny car. Although he's already scored in as many races as he's allowed, he will try and stop other competitors, like second-place Frank Holly in his Chi-Light Hustler, from scoring points. NIIRA rules state you can score points in 10 of the 12 circuit races, with everyone scoring in the World Finals Oct 15-17 in Irvine. Meyer has already taken points in nine races and has to await the world finals to score again. "We're here basically to knock these other guys out early if we can," Meyer said yesterday, Reynolds, the actor, and Need-ham, a top Hollywood producer who has directed a number of Reynolds' films, are very active in sponsoring drag and stockor racing, also handling stock driver Harry Gant.

Three-time NIIRA national champion Allen looms as the favorite In the top-fuel category despite recent machine trouble. "This dragster is truly one of the fastest- accelerating machines In the world," he "Our problem is that last time out we I problems with the engine's head It's not difficult to deduce why those engines sometimes blow altogether, coverlr the quarter mile in less than six seconds and gulping seven gallons of nitro-methane fuel, in the process. Qualifying starts at 1 p.m. tomorrow, 5 p.m. for the pros; 1 p.m.

Saturday, 5 p.m. for the pros. Sunday racing begins at 10:30 a.m., with final eliminations slated for noon. Handicap By Jeff McCuaig Friday, Oct. 1 Post time 1 p.m.

Clear and fast (Selections wtr in Ofber handlcspper'j preference.) BEST BET: Winter Spirit BEST CHANCE BET: Red Good MartinW LONGSilOIS: l-Boofc Review 4wtrrtng Rot Mrwvh Key J-MoorisK d'Or 5-5S Pee Jay t-CouW Bay 1-Royal Prom i-Star Mine WWercator Digest Wm mmm i I i furtonm, maiden three and (our year Strechen: Rogers wa (1st hH DD) tlx otdt, ciaimma puna Index PP Hon Jockey IM9 4 Vorwnlcomewalkeri McGrn 31 '8 7 Jon Montana Mahormiy Hi6 JO Lucky Jinn Schvaiwvelill 86 1 Spectral Firs Wmick Wb 15 BoidToontlttr Archuleta Wi 12 Book Review Archuleta 16 Fiddler's Finale Bare (Ui5 6 Prince Del Mar Munoi bS BtadsBlit Caballero 9 Hi Hand Wins Tohill 875 11 Bandieiante Grlssom 3Ml.2 Hey John Hay Mor.tiel tiVO, 5 Stellar Orhit English 3 Craven Iniaee Hummel -13 Great Hornsiioons Vongren f799 14 Rick Reward Munoi 3565 (2nd half DD) 1 year olds and up, claiming Index PP Horse Jockey R8 1 Mv Sunshine Baie (I8HB) 6 Drilling Oun Wilburn 3 Pudciin Proof Pyler 1811 4 Pinea)le Sure Bat English t84l 2 MoonaieD'or Gonzalez 3W5 7 Waspish Dillenbeck f923 On Your Left Blanco OCCfi.THIRD. exacta) 1-116 wwUU claiming SIOAXMAX), purse 3564 If 'I '84 Olympic food, communication LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee yesterday awarded its most critical service contracts for the 1984 Games the food and traasport services and communications equipment. ARA Services a huge conglomerate headquartered In Philadelphia with contracts ranging from managing food services at the Pentagon to operating school buses for the Los Angeles public schools, was signed to provide food and -transport for the thousands of athletes and officials during the games. The Bell System, including American Telephone Si Tde-grah Co. and Pacific Telephone, was signed to provide a wide range of communications equipment Quintin Dailey may be a holdout CHICAGO Ex-University of San Francisco star Qumtuv Dailey, the controversial No.

1 draft choice of the Chicago, i Bulls, may be a holdout when the NBA club opens training camp tomorrow in Peoria. In addition, the Bulls' leading scorer, guard Reggie Theus, indicated he would not report tomorrow if his contract was not extended and forward Mark Olberding, acquired from San Antonio, is seeking to have his iontract renegotiated. Bulls' general manager Rod Thorn said today Dailey had not signed a contract but Thorn voiced optimism he was. close to an agreement with Dailey's agent, Bob Woolf. Dailey, who was placed on probation after pleading guilty to an assault on a USF student last December, attended the Bulls' photo day session and said he was unsure whether he will report A.L sets attendance mark NEW YORK American League attendance for the 19C2 baseball season reached 22,374,708 last night, establishing a single season sports record for any league, professional or amateur.

The old mark of 2271,979 was set in 1979, when baseball set its all-time record of 43,550,398. That record is expected to be broken this week. Meanwhile, National League attendance has reached a total of 20,916,370, through games of Sept 28, and is approaching an all-time record. The league's season attendance is now 262.0G9 short of the mark of 21,178,419 set in 1979. Index PP Horse Jockey Wt Comment Odds 3S09 6 Ala Nat Archuleta 1 1 7 Soot to make amends FT 11 MormntAgent Nicoio 114 Rates main Oanger 5-2 (fR9) 9 HaroldTotx) Anderson 114 Won driving steps up 3-1 10 Down the Isle Wmick 114 Threat to the choice 4-1 (8) 3 Walkentus Campbell 114 Sormt win stretches out 6-1 tW 5 14 Sail'nEasy Cabanero 114 Sharp sprint tries route 8-1 3521 8 RoyaiProm Pyfer 114 Steos uplonger trip 10-1 799) 4 Arsonist RBaze 114 Prevailed over maidens 10-1 7 Dome Ann OBaze 111 Been chasing tougher 15-1 3bu9 2 Profit Minded Hummel 114 Gave way drops down 15-1 3514.

1 Canme'ovegas Gonzalez 114 Brief speed in sprint 20-1 fB. 5 Sinus Plea Lamance 114 Drops dwn seeking level 20-1 1803 12 WisnfulWill McGurn 114 Dull pair of dashes 20-1 15 Stwiman Archuleta 112 Tab tor a price 30-1 (f 876) 13 Ai Morgan Sorenson 114 Upset maiden rivals 30-1 six furlongs, maiden (lilies two year olds, claiming 3567 big cocaine supplier Examiner news services NEW ORLEANS Former New Orleans Saints running back Mike Strachan, sentenced to serve three years in prison for cocaine dealing, said today he would tell a federal grand jury that National Football League Rookie of the Year George Rogers was the team's biggest supplier. 'They tried to name me as a major supplier, and it wasn't me. It was George Rogers," Strachan said in a lengthy interview while waiting to testify before the grand jury. "He and (David) Waymer.

They were the ones giving it to the other players. "I'm not saying they were making a profit. They were doing the same thing I was doing," Strachan said. Rogers, Waymer, and defensive end Frank Warren were named as Saints players to whom Strachan supplied cocaine in one of the two charges to which he pleaded guilty Aug. 25.

Strachan said they were given immunity from prosecution to testify against him. Attempts to reach Rogers were unsuccessful. His lawyer Ed Holler was not in his office in South Carolina. Rogers has publicly admitted having used cocaine, but said he was sorry and wouldn't do it again. Waymer and Warren have made no public statements and attempts to contact them today through the New Orleans Saints were unsuccessful.

A spokesman in the US. attorney's office said only the US. attorney himself could comment on the cocaine investigation and he was unavailable for comment Strachan pleaded guilty yesterday to one charge of selling cocaine and one charge of conspiracy in a plea bargaining arrangement in which other charges were dropped. The charges involved an alleged transaction with Chuck Muncie, now with the San Diego Chargers who has twice undergone detoxification. Strachan, free on $50,000 property bond, must surrender and start serving his term in 30 days.

Police guard for Reggie in K.C. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sixteen uniformed policemen were stationed in right field at Royals Stadium last night to protect California's Reggie Jackson from possible abuse by Kansas City fans during the Angels-Royals game. Jackson was involved in a controversial play last week in California with Royals second baseman Frank White, when he barreled into White on a force play at second which many Royals fans labeled a cheap shot Anger in Kansas City was heightened when White said he refused to accept Jackson's apology. Moreno after $1 million a year PITTSBURGH Omar Moreno, despite suffering through his worst season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, reportedly is seeking a contract worth $1 million a year over the next five years.

Moreno, 30, the Pirates' starting centerfielder, is batting just .241 with only 42 RBI and over 100 strikeouts this season. Moreno's best season was in 1979, when hit 282 and stole 79 bases on the Pirates' world championship team. Moreno said he is less than happy with the way negotiations have gone. S2SMO, purse VMM. Index PP Horse Jockey 3U9 1 CajunMam 7 Zenrw nS 2 Sixxtif 4 BracenBits 3057 5 Coslarrmg Role 3 Acciptter Hawk 8 Can You Imagine 1607 6 Prospect Rose Lamance Mills Hummel RBaze Pedroza Munoz Dngners Delia Untied Press International MIKE STRACHAN Ha faces jail for the same thing his peers did Trio named to Wightman team NEW YORK Anne Smith, Barbara Potter and Sharon Walsh have been named to the Wightman Cup women's tennis team for its annual matches against Britain Nov.4-6 at London's Albert Hall, the UJS.

Tennis Association announced today. They join Chris Evert Lloyd and Rosemary Casals for the competition which includes five singles and four doubles. The United States leads in the series 43-10. Britain last won the series in 1978. OCCO.

FIFTH. (sS exacta) six furtonos, three year olds and up, Cal uuwuu By J. McCarthy New York Daily News MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL wwww bred, claiming si ,000, purse Index PP Horse Jockey 1922 6 (1861) 10 Pnnce aimer El Big Tony Wind Honey Darcurt's Hope Pee Jay Abate Solis Rey Great Escort Mills DiHenbeck 3530 Archuleta 1 -2 f913 5 3518 9 8 f898 7 Chapman Gonzalez McGurn DBaze English Kirkcaldy Lamance t9il 4 DocsHtnper Schvaneveldt OCCQ.SIXTH. one mile, fillies OwlUi? allowance, purse $11000. Index PP Horse Jockey 4 Messaround Schvaneveldt Ii4 3 Hail to Boldness Rosaies (3015) 5 Buenos Dias Baze 8 Bunny Run Lamance gnm.

-1 Star Mme A Diaz 2 Right Ride Wmick fl! 6 Apalachee Relation Nicoio 7. Bag of Charm i Dillenbeck JK7 A SEVENTH. ($5 exfta) six claiming purse Index PP Horse Jockey Madame Trompez ft Bait L'Natsum Dillenback Extenuating Wmick Where Dan Go Allardyce Real Good Martini Lamance TrondsKey Anderson Sweet n' Saucy Winland Peaches Plums English Sara Sunrise Schvanevidt IsieFly Archuleta LodogaLiI Nicoio A Fasterdasher Sorenson f.13 ft03 fi'7 Sl'3 fit? 1804 3571 six furlongs, fillies $15,000. Index PP Horse Jockey and National League Favorite Odds SAN DIEGO PADRES 7-8 NEW YORK METS 6-7 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES 6-7 vmm. Wt Comment Odds 117 Sool for giaduation 5-2 117 Runner up at Pomona 3-1 117 Showed way to stretch 7-2 117 Served notice big trip 4-1 117 Just missed longer trip 6-1 117 Finished evenly in route 7-1 117 Broke slow Golden Gate 8-1 117 First start since June 9-1 117 Spot to surprise 10-1 1 1 7 Could be a sleeper 12-1 120 Needs this start 15-1 117 Fourth at lancyoddi 15-1 xll2 Raced wide rider change 20-1 117 Bad start in debut 20-1 117 Note tor the future 30-1 117 Gave way after half 30-1 11 mile, fillies and mares three sizoo i purse vifm.

Wt Comment Odds 114 Soot Hori 2- 1 5-2 3- 1 9-2 8-1 10-1 15-1 117 Can come right back 1 1 4 Winner jumps up 109 Comes off sharp sprint 114 Seeks level longer trip 109 Could not recover Still seeks first win mile, three year olds, Cat bred, Wt Comment Odds 117 Fourth in Pomona oeout 5-2 1 1 7 Slight edge to graduate 3-1 117 Ready toreturn 7-2 117 Figures to be there 4-1 xl 12 Outrun at Del Mar 6-1 117 Chance at a price 8-1 117 Will have to hustle 10-1 117 Saddle slipped last trip 15-1 $5,000. Wt Comment Odds 114 X109 Well placed for bid 2-1 Figures right there 3-1 Best will challenge 4-1 Showed little State Fair 5-1 Rates chance bid 6-1 Drops down for dash 8-1 Rider cnange for dash 10-1 Note the tote 15-1 Jockey switch may spark 20-1 Best will challenge 4-1 114 114 114 114 114 xl09 114 114 mares three year olds and up, Wt Comment Odds 113 3Star Special 2-1 1 1 3 Cised gmely betwen hrss 5-2 Picks up seven pounds 3-1 113 Can land a part 9-2 113 Fair works since start 6-1 109 Third in Camellia Stakes 8-1 115 New pilot may help 10-1 xlOB Fresh tor this trip 15-1 furlongs, (lilies three year olds, JIOAX). Wt Comment Odds 117 109 114 114 114 114 114 xl09 114 114 114 114 Winner from Pomona 2-1 Closed gamely lost whip 3-1 Looms strong factor 7-2 Passed in the drive 4-1 Best chance bet 6-1 Pressed early pace 8-1 Did not respond 9-1 Lightweight may help 10-1 Could be ready 15-1 Rider change seeks level 20-1 Fair works tor this 30-1 Tab for a price 30-1 three year olds, allowance, purse Wt Comment Odds Scralched Dainty Doltie, Outrageous Anoel, Quit Connivino, Plied, Gonnatxisius. $5 Exacta (2-11) paid SH1JM. SIXTH-O000, cl, 3Y0 tie, Imi.

Easter Sundown (Wnlnd) MvHolhed(WinicK) Wiltv Lady (Mono!) Time 1:38. 3940 13 80 6 29 4.60 3.60 4.20 SEVENTH 11,000, a 3Y0 up, tl-Mmi. Bad Bad Lucy ILmnc) Fast Tracie (Munoi) Barb'sOuKPvler) 7.60 3 20 2.80 3.00 2 40 480 Time 1 45 $5 Eacti (3-1) paid $54.00. Pick Six (t-5- W-3). wm paki HW.40, 4 wins consolation paid S41.n.

IGHTH- 15m ale, 3YO up, Imi.tf, Quillirm Party (Wibrn) 9.60 4.20 3.20 AcknwIoWMelAndrsn) 3.60 2 80 Break Out TheWinelRosales) 3.40 Time 1 381-4. Scraiced-Well 01 The hkirlh, Visto, Bunny Run, Leclro Flash. WIWTH-5AB0, 3YO, ll-ltmi. InloTne West (Nicoio) 7.80 4 00 2.80 Distimetorsure (Ochoa) 4 60 360 Amerriookeenia I Bale) 3.40 Time 1 46. Scratched Prince Socrates, Sharp Bunny.

SS E.acia (4) paid .00. Artendance: 7457. Handle: S1J03J74. Underdog Cincinnati Reds Cubs Montreal Expos 'A 6 PITTSBURGH PIRATES St. Louis Cardinals .5 Colgate 12 DARTMOUTH DUKE 16 Navy FLORIDA 7V4 LSU OHIO STATE 7 Florida Stale PENNSYLVANIA 12 Columbia PITTSBURGH 10'4 West Virginia Brown Vk PRINCETON Maryland 10 SYRACUSE North Carolina State JVi VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH 1354 Wake Forest Holy Cross 6..

YALE ARMY 7... Harvard TENNESSEE 8... Washington Slate IOWA 25 Northwestern Nebraska 9V4 AUBURN Oklahoma 7(4 IOWA STATE Georgia 4 STATE PURDUE 2 Wisconsin UCLA COLORADO SOUTHERN CAL 26 Oregon STANFORD 29 Oregon State TEXAS 13 Texas Tech ARKANSAS 12V4 TCU BAYLOR Pick'em Houston MINNESOTA 6 Illinois VANDERBILT 1 Tulane T8XB8 21 RICE ARIZONA STATE (Home team in CAPS) Bay Meadows results Thursday, Sept. 30 LOS ANGELES DODGERS. 6-7 Atlanta Braves SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Astros American League Favorite Odds Underdog TORONTO BLUE JAYS Minnesota Twins Milwaukee Brewers BOSTON RED SOX CLEVELAND INDIANS Pick'em New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles 5 54 -6 54 DETROIT TIGERS KANSAS CITY ROYALS 8-9 Oakland A's COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday Favorite Odds Underdog CLEMSON 1 4 Kentucky MICHIGAN 17 Indiana Notre Dame 8 MICHIGAN STATE NORTH CAROLINA 22 Georgia Tech cl, 3VO, Weather Clew.

Track Fast. ff)Sl-Um cl, mdn 3MYO, Can MB (Pvier) SBiue ladv(Baie) Mislv Whisk (Hummel) Time 1123-5. Scralched-Lesl Soprano. 18 9 00 7 20 5.80 4 00 18 00 Santa Anita entries First Post 1 p.m. 3132 10 Winter Spirit Sorenson 119 B1 6el 8-5 8495 6 Filomena Galea Gonzalez 122 Rates mam danger 2-1 8 Miss Pieakness Lamance 112 Will be right there 4-1 f819 4 GoioenPium Anderson 117 Will show the way 9-2 Bl 3 3 Coulee Bay Wiitiurn 112 Raced wide finished well 6-1 f342) 9 Literary Lady RBaze 112 Good drills since start 8-1 11 CuCid Or Scnacht 1 12 Could furnish upset 10-1 1916 7 Litaslmage Burkes 112 Beaten fvrteCmH Stkes 15-1 5 Jendaya Mills 112 Note the tote 20-1 1624 2 Seems Light DBaze 112 Trailed in Camilla Stakes 30-1 1 Lifted Jade Archuleta 112 Has work cut out 30-1 C79-NINTH.

($5 exacta) l-Vi mile, three year oMs and up, starter OQ I allowance, purse $6,000. Sports Calendar Index PP Horse Jockey Wt Comment Odds it,) I Gyosie Sister English xlll Theonetobeat 2-1 f9H5 7 He Named Charley A Ochoa 117 Spot to make amends 5-2 (905) 1 Golrjmonte Kress 117 Can come right back 3-1 (913 5 BokLun Mills 1 12 Sharp pair of routes 4-1 8404 4 Mercator Gonzalez 112 Bullet drill for this 6-1 tay53 BagdaaMagie Chapman 117 Best stamps threat 8-1 10 Win For Me Too Blanco X107 Winner stretching out 10-) 9 Contractor's Bid Lamance 112 Just missed in sprint 15-1 (f852) 2 Bridge Twister McGurn 112 Rallied gamely in dash 15-1 f5-i 6 BoDonna Munoz 112 Weakenedin tbedrive 20-1 Ledaia Burkes 112 Nipped by a nose 20-1 SaiurdavsChildlKrss) 12.60 5.40 3.20 Dainty Dome (Mills! 4.80 3.20 Tute Foo (DiHenDeck) 2.40 Time Scratched Pear Flower. Daily Double lHi paid 1143.00. Friday, oct 1 ale, 3YO up, it. Court Two Torsion Prmc Seavoy Mill Stream Famel III Soprehombre 115 Young Dslryr 111 Champagn Bd 115 Second Nativ 115 Civic Leader 115 111 115 113 111 SIXTH-HWM, cl, 3YO, U.

Posis Lucky Purdts Le Smirk Prune Pie 115 Eruolive 112 Insearctwt 115 Senior Senatr 115 Fabulous Pint 117 115 117 II SEVENTH S26 ,000, ale, 3YO up, 1 Hmi. Vilal Force NorthrtvGhv Whata Belle Funny One Balsam 115 Danlingly HI Tvnourta 113 Verbaliie 115 Broadtail 115 115 111 115 111 EIGMTH-stom ale, 3YO up, 6'if. Red Rocket Handsome On General Jimy Swan Prince 115 Airroiing 115 Maipon 112 Quill 115 Shagbark 115 122 115 122 NINTH SIByOOQ, cl, 3YO up, 1 1-I6mi. La VernesSnt Doons Bay iaulera Tudorulla 116 Foxhole Hstlr 116 AhNahHeed 116 La Princessa 116 Figaliann 111 116 116 118 Wednesday, Sept. 29 Time 1 432-5.

IS Exacta (34) paid $44X10. Bey Meadows results Wednesday, Sept. 29 ID ST-S HWO, 3Y0 up, I'OTl, Providential 1)4 Bio Doug 118 Lithe Soeaker 112 jeans IcvBist 118 BigGeoAllsn lie High Memory 107 DeauvillDwn 111 Spirited Marc 116 QumtaRage lit Dale NMan III Dodging Alng 116 SECOH D- MH 3Y0, Devils Demnd 111 WilhlovAmy 107 Instant 111 Bold Meg 116 Girl Batter III SunshnStrshn 116 Triple Mach 116 ForGirls lit MeimdasPim 116 Kissing Girl 116 THtRO-tlOOO, mdn 2VO, U. Gallant Polex 111 Capt. Walker 111 Corporl Brwn 111 Bicabrig 111 Distant River 111 Money Mangr 111 RadatPrlnce 111 Oullic III Stanel 111 Three AndTw 1)8 Accepted ide 111 Magic Place 118 Whorlhythtsy III Fully Veiled 118 Barney Villa 111 Lonely Sn 111 FOURTH-S17XW1, mdn 2YO, W.

ProminntMs 117 NeKtComsLv 117 Dane Gust 112 Natl Frndly 117 Crimson Kiss 117 GaiaDeOro 117 OMppvDv 117 EyesOfPowr 112 Manianares 117 SlarTron 117 Victoria Song. 117 Tiplooper 117 SophstcldGrl 117 Osage Lady 117 HoldTheUla 117 Loan 117 Weather Clwr, Track Fast FIRST-Sm cl, mdn Wfny.inanMilIsi 360 280 240 Ceeskale(Nicolo) 5.20 3.80 Wallet Busier (Delta) 3.60 Time 1122-5. Scratched Sir Wins Out, Prince Del War, Mandates Intent, Po Don't, SECOND-SOT, cl, 3Y0 up, f. Oblne'sFineietWinidO 4 70 740 Imperial Treasure lAnderson) 4 20 2(10 2.40 Time 112 Daily Double (124) paid $25.00. mdn 3MY0, M.

SpoIO Canrlv (Miilsl W'Sh'Siar (WtnlanrJ) Miss Acfav IGonialez) 12 20 560 3 363 2.40 260 Time I 12, Sci-alcherf-Secrel Pledge, Beauty Blooms, Shimmprv S'lk. EMCta (54) paid S35JJ0. FOURTH-IOWO, mdn FreMotisHereiBrtis) trisrSwt'fW'Hand) 1 102-5. Srraicned Grand Kid. 1140 400 300 300 2 80 400 3Y0 UP, 6f.

Sheteiipves (Kreis) Traw'tihadow (Bare) Boon's Miss (D'llenoeck) ftfnt.l 132-5. 980 4 00 3 a0 3 80 3 40 500 San Francisco High, 7:30 p.m.; Peninsula League Menlc-Atherton at Burlingame, 3 p.m.; Capuchino at Woodside, 3 p.m.; Carlmont at Aragon, 3 p.m.; Mills vs. San Mateo at Burlingame High, 7:30 p.m.; Hillsdale vs. Sequoia at Terre-mere Field, 7:30 p.m.; Santa Clara Valley League Palo Alto at Santa Clara, 7:30 p.m.; Milpitas at Gunn, 3 p.m.; west Valley League Los Gatos at Westmont, 3:30 p.m.; Blackford at Branham, 3:30 p.m.; Prospect at Leigh, 3:30 p.m.; Mt. Hamilton League Silver Creek vs.

Santa Teresa at P.A.L. Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; Oak Grove vs. Yerba Buenma at Independence High, 7:30 p.m.; Piedmont Hills at Mt. Pleasant, 3 p.m.; Hill at Lick, 3 p.m.; Non-League Riordan at Jefferson, 3:15 p.m.; Leland vs. Saratoga at Los Gatos High, 7:30 p.m.; San Lorenzo Valley (Felton) at Menlo School, 3 p.m.; Del Mar at Willow Glen, 3 p.m.; Lynbrook at Acalanes (Lafayette), 8 p.m.; Monta Vista at Enterprise (Redding), 8 p.m.; San Jose vs.

Homestead at Fremont High, 7:30 p.m.; Los Altos vs. Gunderson at San Jose C.C., 7:30 p.m.; Marello Prep at Santa Cruz, 8 p.m. College Volleyball Mc-Alister at San Francisco, 7:30 Westmont at St. Mary's, Joon; Cal Invitational, at Harmon Gym, Berkeley, All day. College Water Polo NorCal Tournament, at Stanford, All day.

Auto Racing Michelob Trans-Am and SCAA Pacific Coast Road Racing Championships, Sears Point Raceway, Sonoma, gates open at 9 a.m. Gymnastics United States Professional Gymnastics Classic, Civic Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Horse Racing Thoroughbreds, Bay Meadows, San Mateo, 1 p.m. Pro Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Giants, Candlestick Park, 1:05 p.m.

Women's Pro Golf Ina-mori Classic, Almaden Country Club, San Jose, 8 a.m. College Football San Jose State at California, Memorial Stadium, 1 p.m.; Oregon State at Stanford, Stanford Stadium, 1 p.m.; San Francisco State at Santa Clara; St. Mary's at Cal Statefayward. High School Football Santa Clara Valley League Wilcox vs. Mountain View at Foothill College, 7:30 p.m,; Hamilton League Overfelt at Independence, 7:30 p.m.;' Non-League Aptos at Pioneer, 1:30 p.m.; Fremont at Brawley (Imperial Valley), 7:30.

p.m.; Cupertino at North Monterey County (Castroville), 7:30 p.m.; Capital Christian (Sacramento) at Valley Christian, 2 p.m. High School Cross Country Artichoke Invitational, Half Moon Bay, 9 a.m. College Volleyball Cat Invitational, at Harmon Gym, Berkeley, All day. College Field Hockey Stanford at California, 1 1 a.m College Water Polo NorCal Tournament, at Stanford, All day. College Women's Cross Country Cal Nike Invitational, Crystal Springs, 11 a.m.

Auto Racing Michelob Trans-Am and SCAA Pacific Coast Road Racing Championships, Sears Point Raceway. Sonoma, gates open at 9 a.m.'" Gymnastics United States Professional Gymnas- tics Classic, Oakland Colise-; um, 7:30 p.m. Water Skiing Senior Olympic Tournament, Berkeley Aquatic Park, 8:30 a.m. SUNDAY Horse Racing Thoroughbreds, Bay Meadows, San Ma-. teo, 1 p.m.

Pro Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Giants, Candlestick Park, 12:15 p.m. Women's Pro Golf Ina-mori Classic, Almaden Country Club, San Jose, 8 a.m. Auto Racing Michelob Trans-Am end SCAA Pacific Coast Road Racing Championships, Sears Point Raceway. Sonoma, gates open at 9 Water Skiing Senior Olympic Tournament, Berkeley Aquatic Park, 8.30 a.m.

San Francisco Soccer League At Balboa Stadium El Salvador vs. S.F. Italian AC. 9.45 a.m; Hellas vs. Sons of Italy, 11:30 a.m.; Greek Amen-cans vs.

Swedes, 1:15 p.m.; S.F. Glens vs. Guadalajara. 3:10 p.m. TELEVISION TODAY Pro Baseball A's vs.

Kansas City Royals, (3,8,44) 5:30 p.m. Horse Racing Bay Meadows review, (60) 6:30 p.m. Pro Baseball Atlanta Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, (17) 7:30 p.m. RADIO TODAY Horse Racing Bay Meadows scratches, KCBS (740) 8:40 a.m.

Horse Racing Bay Meadows stretch calls on the half hour, KCBS (740) 1:09 p.m. Horse Racing Bay Meadows results, KNBR(680) 2:50, 4:50 and 5:50 p.m. Pro Baseball A vs. Kansas City Royals, KSFO(560) 5:10 p.m. Pro Baseball "Pennant Race Fever" with Curt Gowdy, KCBS (740) 6:15 p.m.

Pro Baseball Houston Astros vs. Giants, KNBR (680) 7:10 p.m. TELEVISION TOMORROW Pro Baseball A's vs. Kansas City, (3,8,44) .....5:30 p.m. Horse Racing Bay Meadows review, (60) 6:30 p.m.

Pro Baseball Atlanta Braves vs. San Diego Padres, (17) 7:00 p.m. RADIO TOMORROW Horse Racing Bay Meadows scratches, KCBS (740) 8:40 a.m. Horse Racing Bay Meadows stretch calls on the half hour, KCBS (740) 1:09 p.m. Horse Racing Bay Meadows results, KNBR (680) 2:50, 4:50 and 5:50 p.m.

Sanford Chandler Show Guest: Former Giants player Bobby Thompson, KEST (1450) 3:30 p.m. Pro Baseball A's vs. Kansas City Royals, KSFO(560) 5:10 p.m. Pro Baseball "Pennant Race Fever" with Curt Gowdy, KCBS (740) 6:15 p.m. Pro Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers vs.

Giants, KNBR (680) 7:10 p.m. KNBR SCOREBOARD For the latest scores call 781-5400 hthQ Gav Area fRDAY U1U UUJf HltU Horse Racing -Thorough- TODAY breds, Bay Meadows, San Ma-Horse Racing Thorough- teo, 1 p.m. breds, Bay Meadows, San Ma- Pro Baseball Los Ange-teo, 1 p.m. les Dodgers vs. Giants, Can-Pro Baseball Houston dlestick Park, 7:35 p.m.

Astros vs. Giants, Candlestick Women's Pro Golf Ina-Park, 7:35 p.m. mori Classic, Almaden Country Women's Pro Golf Ina- Club, San Jose, 7:30 a m. mori Classic, Almaden Country High School Football Club, San Jose, 7:30 a m. San Francisco AAA Wilson High School Football at Washington, 3 p.m.; Balboa San Francisco AAA Mc- at Lincoln, 3 p.m.; West Cathc- Ateer at Galileo, 3 p.m.; Mis- lie League Mitty at St.

sion at Lowell. 3 p.m.; North Ignatius, 3 p.m.; St. Francis vs. Peninsula League West- Bellarmine at Buck Shaw Stadi- moor at South San Francisco, um (Santa Clara), 7:30 p.m.; 7:30 p.m. Serra vs.

Sacred Heart at High School Volleyball Kezar Stadium, 3 p.m.; North Mitty at Los Gatos, 3 30 p.m. Peninsula League Half College Volleyball San Moon Bay vs. Oceana at Terra Diego at San Francisco, 7:30 Nova High, 7:30 p.m.; Terra m. Nova vs. El Camino at South SIXTH-2210, ale, 3YO, tl-hSmi.

Nan's Dancer (Hawlev) 6.20 400 300 Fandangerina (Pincav) 5.40 3.80 Gaieia (McCarron) 3.20 Time 1:45. SEVE NTH 20,000, ale, 2YO, 61. Morrv's Champ (Pncv) 6.60 3.60 2 80 Roll A Natural (Pierce) 5.20 400 CP Reiect (Black) 4.20 Santa Anita rCSUEtS Wealtier Cloudy, Track Good FIRST 10,000, cl, KendonCanDo(Pncv) 6.80 4.40 3.00 Fancy Guv ICastaneda) 11.40 600 (Sibine) 3.20 Time Scratched Es Mi Amigo, Waterford Billv, War Allied, Classic Holiday, Cheyenne Eagle, Jade Ring, Antique Ruler. ll-ltmi. Tratman (Pincav) 4.60 280 240 Pirala (Hawlev) 3.40 2 80 3.00 Time Scratched Bold Display, Bandelalre.

Daily Double (12-6) paid 14 JO. THIRD-17 mdn 3YO up, 61. Writ'nOnTheWind(Tr) Sheckv (Hansen) Pro Passer (McCarron) 15.20 7 00 4 20 9.60 6 20 4.20 Time 1:1145. Scratched Grassy Knoll. Eddie's Hero, Gnco Grande, Late Sieeper.

FOURTH-I7J00, Gleam Machine iShmkr) 3.0 3 60 3 00 No Flak (Caslaneda) 18 40 90 RigMOiCen'er (Delahoutsave) 4.20 Time Scratched Comanchero, Elegant Gold, Aces Up, Bemidigi. ak, 3YO UP, ll hsmi. Ca'erman (McCarron) Prince ScHltind (Cslnd) Caiun Prince (Pincav) 5.40 3 20 220 3.40 2 40 300 Time SS Exacta (34) paidim Pick Six (68.3-2-3) paid 13,43.60. wnt paid tttiO. Scratch comolstsm paid S174.00.

Autumn Days Handicap (1st Div I Mao Tree (Dlhssv) 100 4 20 340 Northern Fable IHawlev) 4.20 3.00 A Kiss For Luck (Shoemaker) 4.20 Time Scratched Prime Time Plaver, First Advance. NINTH-4iillMlWfd, 3YO UP, 6' Till. Auhjmn Days Hand'cap (2nd Dtv.) Jones Time Mchne (Pncv) Rosy Cloud (Caslaneda) Man7anares (McCarron) Time 1:16. Scaicbed Teteorifv. 540 3 60 240 4.60 300 2 40 Quilting Party hot at SAN ATEO Quilting Party blanketed the field in yesterday's $15,000 headliner at Bay Meadows, holding off Acknowledgeable Me in the final yards of the mile scamper on the grass.

With John Wilburn in the irons, Quilting Party was clocked in 1:38 15 for a 12th career victory. Saturday's Sir Francis Drake Stakes at the Meadows, a frfurlong sprint on the main track for 2-year-olds, has lured 17 nominees, including Family Policy and Baron O'Dublin, both highly regarded. Family Policy is just off an impressive victory in the Mid-Peninsula Stakes. Baron O'Dublin, a rising star, captured the Alameda County Futurity at Pleasanton and the State Fair Juvenile at Sacramento in a successful summer campaiga I.