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1.5! NEWS. Friday, (November 11, 1888 3 DAILY IBS aHaaGBBeBBBBaBQOOQEQQaBBBaaeDHQBODQaeBaaeaaBQQeeQB88BBSBQBBQBBeSBSBSBBQQQElQQQaBBHBeaQE)OQQQclBeeBaSSOS I lifHIH? 1 1 NL Cy Young 1 1 fJilllitMd I NHL YESTERDAY'S RESULTS MEN'S SOCCER LIU 4, Southampton 0 WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division GA W-L PTS 6F 19 65 16 73 16 65 14 51 Rangers Pittsburgh Philadelphia Devils Islanders 13 43 10 49 8 Washington Centel Classic YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Tallahassee, Fla. First round par 72, Adams Division 3 3 21 Boston Montreal 7 17 IS 12 Buffalo 7 8 2 Hartford 6 8 1 Quebec 6 10 0 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division Pis GF Toronto 8-6 1 17 56 Detroit 6 5 4 16 56 St. Louis 6 5 2 14 48 Chicago 4 10 3 11 70 Minnesota 2 10 2 6 39 32-3365 -7 34- 32-66 -6 35- 31-66 -6 35-32-67 -5 32- 3567 -5 34-33-67 -5 33- 34-67 -5 34- 33-67 -5 35- 32-67 -5 33-35-68 -4 33-35-68 -4 33- 35-68 -4 34- 34-68 -4 35-68 -4 35-68 -4 34-34-68 -4 34- 34-68 -4 35- 33-68 -4 30-38-68 -4 36- 33-69 -3 34-3569 -3 Lance Ten Broeck Bernhard Longer Beau Baugh Loren Roberts Rocco Mediate Bill Glasson Kenny Knox Phil Blackmar Chris Perry Bill Sander Brad Fabel Don Shirey John Mahaffey Jay Overton Tom Byrum -Gregory Ladehoff David Canipe Buddy Gardner George Archer Dick Mast Kenny Perry Smythe Division Calparv 74 67 77 21 20 18 Edmonton Los Angeles Vancouver Winnipeg 17 54 13 52 for the 198 National League Cy Young Award, with pitchers receiving five points for each first-place vote, three points for second and on point for third: Player 1st 2d 3rd Total Orel Hershsr, LA 24 120 Donny Jcksn, Cn 15 9 54 David Cone, NY 9 15 42 Unanimous winners Cy Young Unionimous Winners National League 1988 Orel Hershfser, Los Angeles 1985-Dwight Gooden, Mets 1984 Rick Sutcliffe, Chicago 1977 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia 1972 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia 1968 Bob Gibson, St. Louis 1966 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1965 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1963 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles American League 1985 Roger Clemens, Boston 1978 Ron Guidry, Yankees 1968 Denny McLain, Detroit Past winners 1987 Steve Bedrosian, Philadelphia 1986 Mike Scott, Houston 1985 Dwight Gooden, Mets 1984 Rick Sutcliffe, Chicago 1983 John Denny, Philadelphia 1982 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia 1981 Fernando Valenzuela, L.A.

19M Steve Carlton, Philadelphia 1979 Bruce Sutter, Chicago 1978 Gaylord Perry, San Diego 1977 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia 1976 Randy Jones, San Diego 975-Tom Seaver, Mets 1974-Mike Marshall, Los Angeles 1971 Tom Seaver, Mets 1972 Steve Carlton, Philadelphia 1971 Ferguson Jenkins, Chicago 1970 Bob Gibson, St. Louis 1969 Tom Seaver, Mets 1968 Bob Gibson, St. Louis 1967 Mike McCormlck, S.F. 1966 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1965 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1963 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles 1962 Don Drysdale, Los Angeles 1960 Vernon Law, Pittsburgh 1957 Warren Spann, Milw. 1956 Don Newcombe, Brooklyn NOTE: From 1956-1966 there was One selection from both leagues.

Hershlser's career Nabisco Championship YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Pebble Beach, Calif. First round par 72, Curtis Strange 32- 32-64 33- 34-67 36-32-68 34- 35-69 ren vjreen Joey Sindelar Bob Tway Scott Verplank Bruce Lietzke Jay Haas David Frost Jodie Mudd Scott Hoch Mark O'Meara Steve Pate Mark Calcavecchia Gary Koch 34-35 6V 34-35-69 34- 35-69 35- 34-69 34- 36-70 35- 35-70 36- 34-70 36-34-70 36-34-70 38-33-71 35- 36-71 36- 35-71 36-36-72 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Quebec at Washington, night Calgary at Philadelphia, night Toronto at Pittsburgh, night Minnesota at St. Louis, night Hartford at Los Angeles, night TODAY'S GAMES Boston at Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Islanders at Devils, 7:45 p.m. Chicago at Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m.

Montreal at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS. Rangers Philadelphia? Edmonton 3, Devils 2, OT Buffalo 3, Calgary 2 Montreal 6, Chicago 6, tie Detroit 6, Minnesota 3 Hartford 1, Vancouver 1, tie SATURDAY'S GAMES Buffalo at Islanders, 7:05 p.m. Devils at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.

Calgary at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Edmonton at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Quebec at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Hartford at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. i rmrrm i i All-Stars vs. Japan (Malor Leagues lead series, 3-1-1) Nov.5 Japan 2, Maior Leagues 1 Nov. Major Leagues 6, Japan 6, tie Nov.7 Maor Leagues 16, Japan 8 Nov.9 Maior League 8, Japan 2 Nov. 10 Maior League 3, Japan 1 Nov.12 Korakuen Stadium, Tokyo Nov.13 Korakuen Stadium, Tokyo Keter jacoosen Chip Beck 37-35-72 37-35-72 inniodt pino)p(0)sdl Joe Douglas, agent for track star Carl Lewis, says he recently received a call from one of Ben Johnson's advisers asking if Lewis was interested in an unsanctioned big-money match race against the disgraced Canadian sprinter.

Douglas totd the Toronto Star that chances of a match race being hefd were extremely remote. But he didnt entirely rule out the possibility. Douglas said Lewis wouldn't consider participating if his status with the International Amateur Athletic Federation, the international governing body of track and field, would be affected. Johnson was stripped of his Olympic gold medal and banned from competition for two years after he tested positive for the muscle-building anabolic steroid stanozoiol. Glen Calkins, the agent who handles Johnson's Canadian endorsements, said he has been approached by three American organizations interested in promoting another Johnson-Lewis showdown.

BASEBALL Danny Jackson, David Cone and Mark Gubicza combined for a three-hitter yesterday as the Major League Ali-Star team won its third straight over the Japanese All-Stars, 3-1. Jackson went five innings, allowing two hits and striking out three. Cone pitched hitless ball into the ninth, walking four, fanning five. The Japanese scored off Cone on a walk, two stolen bases and a passed ball. HORSE RACING Laffrt Pincay, 41, became the second jockey to reach the in career victories Wednesday when he rode three winners at Hollywood Park.

He hit the plateau aboard Phone Bid in the seventh race, then ran his total to 7,001 with a triumph aboard Hollywood Halo in the ninth. Bill Shoemaker has 8,783 wins. FOOTBALL Houston Oilers nose tackle Doug Smith, suspended 30 days for violating the NFL substance abuse policy, will be treated at an in-patient facility, GM Ladd Herzeg said. Smith, in the midst of his best season as a pro, tested positive for the second time and will miss at least four games during the suspension. TELEVISION The Sugar Ray Leonard Donny Latonde fight Monday night was the biggest-grossing pay television event in history, one of the promoters said.

Jim Troy of Titan Entertainment said the pay-per-view telecast grossed $19.5 million, surpassing the record of $18 million set by Wrestlemania IV in March. Troy said 650,000 homes paid to watch the telecast, which sold in most areas for $29.95. Wrestlemania IV was shown in 900,000 homes, but the telecast grossed less money than Leonard-Lalonde because it cost $10 less. COLLEGE ATHLETICS The NCAA and Kansas said they will look into allegations in a Sports Illustrated article that some players were given illegal loans. The story said former player Mike Marshall, who worked in basketball camps operated by coach Larry Brown, made loans to Danny Manning and other players.

Kansas, which won the NCAA basketball title last spring, is already on probation for three years in part because of Marshall's role in providing travel and cash to former Memphis State guard VJrtce Askew when Askew considered transferring to Kansas in 1986. The investigation of Tommy Chaikin's allegations of steroid use at the University of South Carolina grew as officials announced a joint federal and state probe into the charges made by the former Gamecock football player. TENNIS Ivan Lend! and Jimmy Connors were upset by unheralded West Germans, while John McEnroe beat fellow American Tim Mayotte in the $350,000 Stuttgart Classics tournament Cart-Uwe Steeb edged Lendl, 7-6 (7-3), 7-5, while Eric Jelen rallied to defeat Connors, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. McEnroe became the first player in the eight-man field to be certain of advancing to the semifinals of the $350,000 tournament, beating Mayotte, 6-3, 6-2. 36-36-72 uan foni Mike Reid 4eff Sluman om Kite Lanny Wadkins Sandy Lyle Ben Crenshaw Payne Stewart Mark McCumber Poul Azinger Lorry Nelson Fred Couples Greg Norman Mark Wiebe 35-37-72 35- 37-72 36- 36- 72 37- 36-73 36-37-73 36-37-73 36-39-75 36- 39-75 37- 38-75 37-39-76 Yr.Tm 8:13 85, LA 86, LA 87, LA 88, LA Totals w-l bb so era 11-8 158 I 'm 19- 3 68 157 2.03 14-14 86 153 3.85 16-16 74 190 3.06 23- 8 73 178 2.26 83-49 357 833 2.77 8 190 240 231 265 267 1200 League Championship Series ip w-l bb so era 85, LA 15.1 1- 0 6 5 3.52 88, LA 24.2 1- 0 7 15 1.10 Totals 40 2- 0 13 20 2.03 Japan Seniors Open YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Tokyo First round par-72 Chi Chi Rodriguez, U.S.

34-37-71 Teruo Sugihara, Japan 37-3572 Hsieh Yung-yo, Taiwan 36-3773 Others Billy Casper. United States 38-37-75 Qrvllie Moody, United States 39-3776 Peter Thompson, Australia 37-4380 Billy Dunk, Australia 36-4480 World Series Ip w-l bb 18 2- 0 6 Yr.Tm 88, LA so era 17 1.00 I JJ.I.UJ.Ui 1 Take-aways, give-aways THROUGH WEEK 10 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Take-aways Give aways Net MAJORS Palmier If Coleman If McGeecf Burks cf Puckett rf Hendrsn rf McGriff lb Bonilla 3b Law 3b Galrrg dh Larkin ss Loudner Reynlds2b CHINQ CHOW abrhbl 3 110 10 10 3 110 1000 30 11 1000 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 3 110 3011 JAPAN abrhbi 0 0 0 8 30 10 10 0 0 000 0 3 0 0 0 40 10 2 0 10 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 1000 2 100 1000 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 1 3 I Ishigess Dokagi ss Tokazw cf Ochiai ph Ishikawa Kiyohar lb Ishimin dh Haro 3b Mayumi rf Sasaki cf Matsung If Itohc Shohodph Tsuii 2b Tamur ph Sinozuk ph Sirazow rf Totals ini rum 1 or ini rum 101 on 17 11 A 10 1A 19 THE CRITICAL ONe 15 MORS ftlMCERE THAN THE 15 15 30 15 7 22 8 14 17 15 10 31 13 14 27 4 25 14 8 22 3 FLATTERER 22 12 8 25 12 12 20 24 22 91 13 12 13 10 12 15 10 NY Sea Hou Mia Cin Buf Ind NE Cle KC Den Pit 22 15 25 20 19 12 32 3 I 2 Totals 13 6 14 000 210 000-3 000 000 010-1 Maior Leagues Japan 20 -1 24 -3 22 -3 20 -5 26 -9 29 -8 21 15 9 19 15 7 15 12 8 18 16 10 21 14 15 12 Game-Winning RBI Puckett. DP Moior Leagues 1, Japan 1. LOB Manor Leagues 3, Japan 7. 2B Palmiero, Laudner, Coleman, Ishimine.

SB Kiyohara, Shuhoda 2, Coleman. Sasaki. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Take-aways Give aways Net Int Fum Tot Int Fum Tot Dif IP RER BB SO 1 a 4 13 12 Malors Jackson 1-0 Con? Gubicza 1 Japan Watanob 0-1 Ogawa Matsuura Ushijima Phi Min SF GB LA nZ Pho Atl Set Was Dal TB 11 IU SI 13 11 24 15 11 26 11 8 19 7 19 14 33 13 15 28 5 14 12 26 9 12 21 5 8 11 19 9 7 16 3 11 9 20 7 10 17 3 11 8 19 9 8 17 2 16 10 26 14 13 27 -1 12 ,6 18 10 10 20 -2 6 12 18 11 9 20 -2 5 13 9 15 24 -if 6 5 11 16 7 23 -12 9 7 16 25 10 35 -19 PB Laudner. Um wh cone. piresHome, Kobayashi; First, Evans; Second, Tezewa; Third, Yoma-moto.

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