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Page 18 The Daily Item, Sunbury, Pa. Wednesday, August 2, 1995 Scoreboard 1 TANK ItFiVAMAIlA by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds RADIO LEGION Region 5 Toumement Bauball Philadelphia at Atlanta WYGL(1240AM) 7:30 p.m.-- TELEVISION Baaaball Philadelphia at Atlanta ESPN 7:30 p.m. Seattle at California ESPN 10:30 p.m. YOU WAMT vc, TO TAGE A )F THE BOYCOTTING 6i 'BASEBALL PURIST PAY PA WAWT F0R WOMOTKI Ik) OU? EVJCLOP I BAEBALI TUE luW IT UE' WE'LL TURfJ OFF TAC I CF AU i ij iXiS 1 highlight keel thk Junior Division State tournament Finale at Bethlehem- MM WOLH.P BE Ofi HarnuohL.2-8 8 8 4 4 2 2 SCHEDULE TODAY v. BiMbi.ll American Legion Region Tournament at Dunmore Winner' bracket game Danville vs.

Dickson City, 4 p.m. i Professional International League Scranton-Wilkes-Barre at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Eastern League Harrisburg at Norwich, 7 p.m. New York-Penn League Williamsport at Elmlra, 7 p.m. THURSDAY Baaeball Little League PHONES How to reach us Results of events should be called to the sports department of The Daily Item as soon as possible after completion.

Coaches may call 1 -800-635-1 996, 988-5460, 988-5489, 988-5477 or 988-5451 Collect calls will be accepted to the 988 numbers, which are toll calls outside the Sunbury area. Results and information may also be sent by fax to 286-7695. LOCAL SCORES Info Update For the latest local sports scores, call the Info Update line (286-1818 in Sunbury; see Info Update directory for other toll-free numbers) and dial Selection 1809. Boya 16-under 50 freestyle, Ray Soft, S. 35 97; 100 backstroke, Soil, S.

1 52-S8, 100 breaslstroke, Soil, 2:16.75. Gifts 16-under 200 medley relay, (Delgotto, O'Conner, J. Spangler), 2 42 SO; 50 freestyle. O'Conner, L. 36.1 Spangler.

200 IM, Delgotto. 3 01.83; O'Conner, 100 backstroke, Spangler. 1:34 83: 10Oeeslyle. Ml Spangl- 58; J. 8pangleV; 1 breaststrokji; Delgottb.

1:33.27: J. Spangler, 1O0 buttertly, O'Conner. 1:47.13. 'July 22 meet Lawleburg 6, Warrior Run 4 Boye nder 100 medley relay, (Gemberllng, Con-! Harrison), 25 tree-style. Mayer, L.

18.58; Harrison, St- pheh Pick, Wfl; 25. backstroks. GemberUng, L. 24 42; Mayer, Zuckerman, Dane Hertford. 50 freestyle, Harrison, 43.05: Pick.

WR; Trevor Mkicemoyer, WR; Kotulskl. 25 breaststroke, Storm, 23 31:, O'Conner, Kotulskl, 25 butterfly. Gemberllng, 22.84; Storm, Brown. 100 free relay, (Harrison, Gemberllng. Mayer, Brown), 1:1861.

Girts 8-under 100 medley relay, (Nachtwey. Bowen, Follmer. Singer), 25 freestyle. Storm, 21.20; Elsie Fitzgerald, WR; Singer, D. Martin, 25 backstroke, Nachtwey, 21.97; Kate Waldron, WR; 0.

Martin, Singer, 50 freestyle, Waldron, WR, 46.81; Bowen, Kotulskl, Ashley James, WR; 25 breaststroke, Follmer, 23.00; Fitzgerald, WR; Bowen, Nachtwey, L. 25 butterfly, Follmer, L. 19.80; Fitzgerald. WR; Storm, 100 free relay, (Nachtwey, Singer, Bowen, Follmer), 1:22.18. Boys 10-under 100 medley relay, WR (John Foreman, Kyle Newcomer.

Glenn Smith, George Oswald), 1 :38.56; 25 freestyle. Storm, 14.72; Foreman, WR; Yap, Allen, WR; 100 IM, Newcomer, Tony Johnston, WR; 25 backstroke, Foreman, WR, 20.41 Brown, Stan, Josh Allen, WR; 60 freestyle. Storm, 34.14; Brown, Johnston. WR; Bill Grace, WR; 25 breaststroke, Newcomer, WR, 26.23; Stan, 25 butterfly, Storm, 17.49; Smith, WR; Bill Grace. WR; 100 tree relay, (Johnston, Smith, Newcomer, 1 Foreman), 1:20.64.

Girls 10-under 100 medley relay, WR (Sarah Fisher, Ashley Trawitz, Ashley Starr, Sady Koch); 25 freestyle, Follmer, 18.24; Fisher. WR; Trawitz, WR; Lewis. 100 IM, Singer, 1:25 34; Koch, WR; Starr, WR; Zuckerman, 25 backstroke, Singer, 19.90; Fisher, WR; Bennett, Lewis, 50 freestyle, Koch, WR, 36 93; Brown, Rachel Aiken. WR; Lewis, 25 breaststroke, Trawrtz, WR, 21.03; Follmer, Shannon, L. Maloney, 25 butterfly, Brown, 1878; Starr, WR; Aiken, WR; Shannon, 100 free relay, (Brown, Shannon, Follmer, Singer), 1:05.50.

Boya12-under 200 medley relay, (Swank, Wetzel, O'Conner, Kollmyer), 50 freestyle, O'Conner, 29 84; Cody Reader, WR; Zach Parrish, WR; Swank, 100 IM, O'Conner, 1 :21 Wetzel, Ben Waldron, WR; Parrish, WR; 50 backstroke, Kollmyer, 38 44; Kirk Jarrett, WR; Waldron, WR; Justin Pick, WR; 100 freestylei. O'Conner, Cody Reader. WR; Jarrett, WR; Waldron, WR; 50 breaststroke, Wetzel, 42.67; Swank, Pick, WR: Reader, WR; 50 butterfly, Parrish, WR. 35.57; Kollmyer, Derrick Sheaffer, WR; 200 free relay, (Wetzel, Kollmyer, GemberUng, Swank), 2:27.58. Girls 12-under 200 medley relay, WR (Aleda Gokj, Erin Waltz, Audra Hopewell, Ashley Engle- i man), 50 freestyle, Katy Hillard, WR, 26 84; Nebiker, Engleman, Wfl; Nlell.

100 IM, Hlllard, WR, Nachtwey, Hopewell, WR; Waltz, WR; 60 backstroke, Nebiker. 36.53: Gold, WR; Bennett, Megan Krum. WR; 100 free, Hlllard, WR, 69.97; Nebiker, Engleman, WR; Nlell. 50 breaststroke, Nachtwey, 41.29: Waltz, WR; Emlry Fitzgerald, WR; Williams, Williams, 50 butterfly, Nacfitway, 34.63; Hopewell, WR; Schmidt, Ashley Conway, WR; 200 free relay, WR (Gold; Hopewell, Engleman, Hlllard), 2:09.56. Boys 14-under 200 medley relay, (S.

Martin, Yap, M. Martin, Dion), 50 freestyle, S. Martin, 25.47; Jed Hopewell. WR; Shayne Parrish, WR; Dion, 100 IM, S. Martin, 1 :02 29; Scott Stahl, WR; Yap, 50 backstroke, Tory Blngaman.

WR, 34.72; M. Martin, Dion, 100 freeetyle, S. Martin, 56.09; Blngaman, WR; Hopewell, WR; Yap, 50 breaststroke, Scott Stahl, WR, 48.71. 50 butterfry, M. Martin, 33.08: Parrish, WR; 200 free relay, WR (Hopewell, Parrish, Blngaman, Stahl), 1:59.31.

Glrie 14Hinder 200 medley relay, WR (Kate Fairman, Sara Deltrick, Patty Hamm, Jen Ellis), 50 freestyle. Hamm, WR, 30.31; Deltrtck, WR; Misty Sh setter. WR; 100 IM, Fairman, WR, EINa, WR; Tarn) Newcomer, WR; 50 backstroke, Ells, WR, 39.83; BilUe Jo Shuck, WR; Stacks Bacon, WR; 100 freestyle, Fairman, WR, Sheatler, WR; Bacon, WR; 50 breaststroke, Deltrick, WR, 40.87; Newcomer, WR; 50 butterfly, Hamm, WR, 34.04; Shuck, WR; 200 free relay, WR (Fairman, Ellis, Deitnck, Hamm), 2:07.05. Boya 1 8-under 50 freestyle, T. Martin, L.

26.00: 200 IM, Martin, 100 backstroke. Rick-ard, 100 freestyle, Martin, 1 02.61 50 butterfly, Rickard. 1:10. Glrla 16-under 200 medley relay, WR (Jenny Newcomer, Undy Bacon, Kail Letson, Sarah Hlllard). 2:13 60; 60 freestyle.

Bacon, WR, 27.64; O'Conner, Newcomer, WR; J. Spangler, 200 IM, Abby Fairman, WR, O'Conner, 100 backstroke, Delgotto, Newcomer, WR; Karl Lelser, WR; 100 treeetyle, Fekman, WR, 1 00 85; M. Spangler. Newcomer, -WR; J. Spangler, 100 breaststroke, Delgotto, Bacon, WR; Hlllard, WR; 100 butterfly, M.

Spangler, Lelser, WR; 200 free relay, WR (Hlllard, Lelser, Bacon, Fairman), diving. M. Spangler, 119.4; J. Spangler, 200 freeetyle. Fekman, WR, 2:05.61 Hlllard, WR; Delgotto, AMERICAN LEAGUE IsstPMeleo I si Boston 49 38 .563 fiearYork 44 41 .312 7i Baltlmoro 43 44 .404 fl Detroit 40 48 AM SVi Toronto 3t 49 .441 10 Central OkriskM Pot oa Ckwelarxl 59 23 .64 MHwsukes 42 45 .433 13 KaneeiClty 41 44 .462 13 CMoago 33 43 .442 21 MrvweoSi JO 83 23 Pot ea Ctttfomla 34 33 .321 Taxes 44 43 .506 10 SeeUe 43 44 .44 11 Oaklwxl 41 4 .461 14 Tuesdsys gemes Lets games not tnduoerj Boston 13, Detroit 3 Toronto 12, BaMmor 10 Nea York 7.

MhMukM CMcagoS.KanwCltyS MnnteolsetClevaarxl(n) TsxasalOaklarxlln) Ssatrlaal CeMorma (n) Todey's gemes MwsiikM (Sparks 64) et New York (MoDowel 3-7). 1:05 p.m. Toss (Tsykx 0-1) at Oakland (Van Poppel 1-3), Minnesota (Pens 0-0) st CkwskvXI (Oges 7A5p.m. Boston (Clemsns 3-3) st Detroit (Bergmen 38), 7M p.m. Toronto (Menhert 1-1) at Baamors (Mussina 12- 5), 75 p.m.

Ksmss City (Gordon e-7) at CNoago (Akaret 4- 3), 8DS Sestris (Bsloher 7-6) SI CaHfwnla (Haikey 5-6), 10:35 p.m. Thuradaye games Ksnei ctry at Chicago. p.m. Mlnnesols at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Boaon at Desort, 7p.n.

Toronto st Batttmore, 7a5 p.m, MHwaukse at New York, 736 pjn. Seaole st Cjilkimle, 10 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE PMffles 4, Braves PHILA ATLANTA abrhM abrfiH Qtgharif 4010 Onsomol 3 100 JIMMIb SO 10 Bkuarai 4 0 00 Duncan2b 4 010 CpJnei3b 4 123 BfDcop 0 000 McQrlflb 3010 whllsnph 1 0 0 0 JusUcsrf 3 0 0 0 Skumbp 0 0 0 0 OBrteic 2 0 10 Daukano 4 110 MKaVpr' 0000 Heyas3b .4120 JUpsrc .0000 Mawicf 3110 Kkakolf 4 00 0 Brixtp 0 000 Lsmks2b 3100 Mmdnl2b 1 0 00 Avayp 1000 IngmrN 0 10 1 Mrocalph 10 0 0 Biterss 30 13 McMdp 0000 SFmdzp 2 000 Borbonp 0000 vnSlykot 2 000 Oorttp 0 00 0 DwSmtph 100 0 Totals 334 64 Totaa 29 3 4 3 PNIeMphla 000 301 000-4 ASents 000 030 000-3 E-SFsmendez (1). DP-PhtabapfM 2. Arknta 1.

LOB PIKWDfM 6. Atkrts 8. 2D-Oeuon (1 3), Hayao (16). 3B-Sattr (1). HR-CpJonas (14).

SB Oluom (17) CS-eiaissr (3). 8-Awy. SF-Longmrt. hw a au iW.2-1 6 2 3 3 6 9, 1 2-3 1 0 0 2 1 Botulco 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 3 AvaryL.4-7 6 7 4 4 2 6 McMUhasi 11-3 1 0 0 10 Bbrbon 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Ckmu 1.1-3 0 0 0 1 2 Umptas lloms, Qragg. Rrst Dnkc Sacond, Third.

Wnars. Reds 4.8 NEW YORK CmCMNATI sbrhM abrhbl Buserol 40 10 Howadof 4 2 2 1 Arkxizoab 40 11 MJckanp 0 00 0 EvanMrl 3 100 Wajknl 0 0 00 Kant 2b 4010 Larkties 4220 CrJnaa) 4 0 0 1 Gait II 3 0 12 Stmnstto 2 000 jemoyp 0000 Orsuakph 1 0 00 RSndrarf 3000 Bogarlb 30 10 Moms 1b 30 11 Brognsph 1 000 Boon 2b 3000 Vzcatioas 3 110 Sritlagoc 3 0 00 Hmnxxip 1 000 Bmani3b 3 0 00 Bukxdph 1 1 10 fkrnkp 2000 MkcMp 0000 LHrniph 1000 Sparaph 1 00 0 OLswaol 0 0 0 0. BynJp 0 0 0 0 Totala 32 3 2 Totala 23 4 4 Now York 000 002 001-3 Ckxannae 102 010 OOx-4 EHarnaxxi (2). OP-Naw Yrxk 1, Oram 1. LOB Now Yak 4.

Crtomel 3 2B-QeX (13). in C8-Osnt(4). RER BB 80 What Umplrss Horns, HeSan: Rrst. Frosmming: 8oo-ond, vanovsr. Third, Hamandsi.

2:51 A 22,300 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE whs Sox 4, Itoysls KANSAS CITY CHICAGO skrhM abrhbl Ckxranrf 4 020 Lfrancf 40 11 Oagnsas 4 00 0 QuSanas 40 0 0 Joynalb 4000 Banaa 3 120 Oaa3b 32 11 Thmaadl 2000 vnntoUl 3112 DaMrnzlb 3 0 3 1 Lokhrtph 1 000 Ovimarf 4 100 Bnxno 30 10 Orhm2b 4110 Ccaraaoh 1 00 0 Kikvoao 4000 Hattrf 3 0 0 0 OnXKkSb 4 12 1 Nurtyph 10 10 Hoard2b 4 0 10 TQdonol 2 0 10 Totaa 833 3 Toaaa 324 KansaaOly 020 000 001-3 CMoago 021 100 00a 4 E-WI20) 6. CNcago a HR-Oaatri (20), VWalo (1). 8 DaMartrau. REH BB SO KsnasaClty OMitUi 7 4 2 2 1 kkacham 1 0 0 0 0 1 Chicago 7 8 2 2 2 4 MoCaakl 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hammakar 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 PMamandsrSIS 1 2 110 2 Paghattl pDohsd lo 2 batters rt tm et. HBP by Qubicza (Rates).

UrrxXrss-Homa, BrrSman: FksL Ksasr, Second, Comrt; Third. Wasa. (44.3211. ssusJsyslOiiotssto TORONTO lALUMOm sbrhM sbrhbl WNtsof 8 0 0 0 ByAdanof 4 110 Moltordh 3 100 Brbara2b 4 2 11 RMnr2b 4 12 0 RPrwolb 3 2 2 0 Cartarrl 8 12 0 Bonaarf 4 2 13 Okfudlb 4 3 2 1 Cudwncf 00 0 0 Sprguaab 4 2 2 2 CRpkams 2 111 Qraanrf 3 110 Bahsioh 4 114 HuSrf 1111 Hcaao 4 111 AtMrao 3 124 Baaal 402 0 Cadanoaa 5114 Huaon3b 30 0 0 Ahndrph 10 0 0 Totaa 33121312 Tosas 33101010 Toronto 033 000 00612 Bexlmors 402 031 00010 DP Toronto 2. LOB Toronto 10.

Baxhxxe 1. 2B-Canar (15), AMarSnaz (5). 3B-8praous (1). HR-Cadano (3). Barbsha (2), BonSa (1), Bahss (14), HoUaa (11).

CS-uyAncWKXi (5). SF-CFIIp- ken. i RER BB SO Hurtarki 8 6 0 8 4 1 RobnaonW.1-0 3 2 1 -1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 21-38 6 6 2 ARhodss 41-3 1 0 0 6 2 Ckrk 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Oroaoo 1 0 0 0 0 2 DJonaaL.0-4 0 5 6 6 1 0 Las 1 1 0 0 0 2 DJonas pNchad to 6 bslkvs ki 9S HBP-by Brown ISpmgus). WP-Hurtado. umpires Horns.

Qaross Rrst, Font Sscond, Young; ThW. Roy A-41 ,384 (48 ar.Brswers ISLWAUKtl NIWYORK skrhM sbrhbl Usbxfias 4 100 BVwnsot 82 3 1 Crto2b 3 1 1 Valardslf 4 110 SsruarSb 3000 Loyrttlb 40 11 NHaonll 50 11 MttngVlb 1000 QvoMion 3111 Skmdh 300 1 Maakstf 4 12 0 Stanayo 2 10 0 Jahalb 4 00 0 QWrnaif 3111 Vr2b 1 000 TFrrxbH 4 0 2 2 Huascf 4 112 RDsvtt3b 4 12 1 Mthanyc 40 10 KaV2b 4 120 Totaa 36 6 7 8 Totals 34 7 12 MlMUkss 000 111 200-8 Haw York 002 011 3Qx-7 E-TFamandai (5). OP-MIaukae 1. LOL -k waukss 11, Nsw Yak 8. 20 UNson 14).

BWi-lama (14). QVWams (S), KaS (5). HR CXSo 4). OVaighn (1 3L Hubs (2). SB-Mkaks Kssy 6 RER BB SO.

Okans 6 8 4 4 2 4 MrandsL4-4 1 3 3 3 2 1 Bmnkey 1 1 0 0 0 0 Nmv Yofk Pstms 6 4 2 2 8 4 RkmW.4-2 2 3 3 3 2 2 Wlcwnan 1 0 0 0, 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 UnsHras Ikxns, Ewna Rrst, Ottom fieoand. Peed: Had, Hhschcock. T-304. (67A4J). BOSTON skrhM 3 110 8 13 8 8 2 2 1 4 110 2010 42 23 2000 8 110 422 1 sbrhbl 8 0 2 0 4 0 10 6 110 2 100 30 11 3 111 4010 4001 40 20 TMoycf Jnvraias MVgrnlb Cnaaoooh Diana dh Omul Sunt fSvhgSb Olsryrf Cumscf COmae2b FrymnSb Bakxxdh Samudlb TmvnJss Rhertyo Butlaarf DWhaa) '93 Phils' 5 111 AKoaa2b 2 2 11 Totaa 41 13 15 13 Totals 34 3 1 Boam 302 240 110-13 OMR 000 000 120 3 DP-floaton 2.

Datrol 1 LOB-floaton 1 1 Dew 2B Canaaoo (8). Onsraval (17), Fahaty (18). HR-JnVaanw (17). MVaughn (27), Orssnwsl (6), O'LssrylO). SB-Alcoa (B).

RER BB SO 7 6 1 4 4 Stannn 1 3 2 2 1 0 Agukxs 1 10 0.00 Oatrolt MorxsL8-11 32-3 6 7 7 3 3 Groom 1 6 4 4 2 2 21-331120 2 2 1.112 HBP by Bosvsr UnVslsntlnltajy Qroom JilVaugrn). WP-Moors 2, CtrMopha PB-Ha- Umprtl Nona Third, Nona. (52.418). EASTERN LEAGUE NonhOMskM Pot PorSand (Marlins) ,63 43 .606 NawHswxi(RooMea) 61 46 M0 6 Nonrioh (Yankees) 55 65 Ax 117a Blngnarrton (MMS) 53 66 AM 13 laiaBVtaxnlTwkia) 46 00 .444 177i Trsrjn(RadSox) 6 S3 614 Roadlng(Phlas) 65 53 .50 ''ft Bowta(Ortoiaa) 55 53 .60 'n CarSrxvAkron(lndlens) 46 60 .444 Tit HamXburg (Expoa) 47 63 .427 t't TiaxHfcns aamas Harriaburg 6. Trsnlon 4 Raao1ngS.NawHavsn3 Nsw Brltski 6, Bowie 6, 10 Innings Carton-Akron r.

Btngnarnton 6 Todsxy) QMnM ItafftiburQ tt NjorMch RtMMngrtTranlon HmHmmnmPoitm Oowis Ntfw Btritein CwitofvAfcron Btnghravnton NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE PIneknsyDMskM Pot OB Auburn (Asms) 27 17 et4 WaUrmn (Indiana) II Oraors(Yaiiksss) 21 23 .477 USoainadSox) 21 24 467 fl'ri VVHiamstxxl(Cubs) 20 2fl .436 8 16 32 J1S 1371 28 20 .668 Jsmestown (Tigers) 23 22 811 2'n StCatharlnss(Jsys) 22 24 .476 4 EnsfPraSM) 18 2 J66 NawJarsay(CMnals) 2 1 17 Vsrmont (Expos) 26 20 MS 2'h HudaonVaSay (Rangers) 25 21 .543 3'a Pnta(aki(Mata) 23 24 .409 9 Tuesday's gamss Elmlrs 6, Waamsport 3 Nsw Jsrasy 3, 8t Cs6isrlnss2, 12bin(nQ8 Passald 7, Jansslown 0 Eds. Vsrmont hUsonVassyS. Baswls 8 Ofwyeenxaaoheojlad Tooay'aaaine NASCAR Vyinston Cup schedule Aug. 5 Brickyard 1300, Incisnapots Aug. 13 The Bud at the Glen, WatkJn Glen, N.Y.

Aug. 20 GM QccdwieTtch Dealer 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Aug. 28 Goody's 600. Bristol, Tarn.

Sept 3 Mountain Daw Southern 600, DaJtington, 8.C. Sept 8 MHrv Genuine Draft 400, Sept 17 Dover Down kitematlonal Speedway, Dover, Del. Sept 24 Goody 500, Martinsville, V. Oct 1 Tyson Holly Farms 400, North Wllkesboro.N.C. Oct 8 UAW-GM 600, Chanotte.

N.C. Oct 22 AC-Oekx 400, Rockirighem, N.C. Oct 28 8ck SO 600, Phoanbt Nov. 12 fAPA SCO. Atlanta 0 ANSWER OH Hodges wkh 42.

players? MIKW 2 0 0 0 0 0 ByrO 1 0 0-0 0 1 8chotnkW.11-6 7 5 2 2 0 4 MJackKX) 1 0 0 0 0 0 JBrsn0sy8.21 111110 HBP-by Schrxnk (Stlmslt). WP-IBranSey. Umptss Home, Devuth: First, Rapuano: Sso-ond. Runge; Thrd. Layns.

2:23. A 23,430 Cuber.Pmnss CHrCAQo rnnmnum abrhM abrhol Mcflseot 8 0 2 0 Mattilf 6 110 Onakxiss 60 10 JBalis 4110 Oraoelb 6110 Meosdrf 3 134 Sosart 3 10 0 MJhnsn lb 4 0 10 ZawSb 3120 Psgussph 1000 Qniaazlf 3113 Krig3b 40 00 JHmoz2b 4 2 2 2 Lnano2b 3110 Kmako 4111 Cmngsol 4 0 00 Nvarrap 30 11 Peamo 4 0 0 1 NbnoUp 0000 ErKksp 2 0 00. MPanup 00 00 Modryp 0 000 BuMtlph 1 000 Brmldph '1110 Myrnp 0 0 00 Dywp 0 0 0 0 Wavxrph 10 0 0 Qottp 0 0 00 Totals 38 7 11 7 Totsts 36 8 8 6 CMoago 000 105 0107 Pttsburgh 001 000 310-4 E-Onoo (2). JBai (8). LC6 CNcauo 5, Pms-burgh 8.

28-Oonslon (21), Zaxi (1 5). JHemanrkK (8). Krnak (2). Meroad (17) 3B Oonrsau (5), Martin (2). HR-JHamwxktt (7).

Maroad (10). CS Mcflas (4). SF-3onzaku. IP ER BB SO Chiosgo NawmWa-4 61-3 7 3 3 2 2 Nabhrxr 1 12 2 11 MParsi 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 MyareS.2S 1 0 0 0 1 2 PrMburgt! ErtoksL.2-4 82-3 8 8 6 2 8 McCurry 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Ol 1 1 1 1 0 1 Got! l1 10001 WP NabhoU, Erlok2. Umplwe lloms, Ouck; Rrst Osvldson; Saoond.

Hohn: Had, Pondno. 2:38. A 19,582 Mainsslxpeel FLOfllOA MONTREAL. sbrkH abrhM Vans 2b 4 0 2 0 RWhMof 5 0 2 0 Card 6 0 0 0 Traoorf 4 0 0 0 Obmnlb 8 2 2 0 Crdsmas 6 0 2 0 Prxllonab 6 131 SsguHb 3111 Dawaonrf 4132 DFkhrc 3010 Brownelf 1 ,1 0 0 Bany3b 4 111 KAbbttss 3 00 0 Harrlap 0 00 0 CJhnano- 3 0 2 2 Lnalng2b 30 10 Tvnt 2 00 0 Phdsl 4 0 0 0, Rappp 3 0 00 CPsrszp 2 000 Qrdnarp 0000 Scott 0 0 00 YPerezp 0 0 00 SbsslrlSb ,0000 Nanp 0 0 00 Trdwayph 1000 Totals 35 6 12 6 Totals 34 2 2 100 110 020-8 000 100 010-2 DP-Ronds 1, Montr 2. LOB-florlda 8, Man-kesJ 10.

2B FwxHaton (18). Demon (5). CJohn-son (0). 3B Cortaro (';) HR-Sagui (6). Berry (8).

SB HWras (12). CS Varas (12). KAJxxnt, Qardner. nen bb so RappW.S-8 1 Gardnar YPsnxc -Nan 8,10 51-3 5.1 1 8 3. 2 1-3 2 1 1 0 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 71-3 12 8 8 2 4 Bootl 2-3 0 0 0 2 1 Hails 1 0 0 0,0 0 Umprte Hcxna.

MoSheiy; Rrxt WBama: Sao-ond. Oorwr. Thrd. Montagus 2:44. A Astros KCaielnale 6 HOUSTON (T.IjOUI abrhbl abrhbl BLHrsrof 6 120 Crbalo2b 8110 Moukxi) 6 2 3 0 Qeayl 4112 4 2 3 3 BJnJnrt 8 133 DBalrf '6111 LnMdcf 3010 Eaatxoo 6 2 2 0 Coka lb 3 0 0 0 Mgdan 1b 8 0 11 Many lb 10 0 0 ToJnoap 0 0 0 0 Shataro 4 111 BhkxsySb 4 0 0 0 CooperSb 4 0 10 Miarss 4 0 2 1 Cramaraa 4 110 Hmpsip 4 0 00 DnJkanp 1000 Brooalp 0 000 Mtrwwap 1000 Srmslb 0 00 0 BatHph 0 00 0 Panettp 0 0 0 0 Panyph 1110 Totals 41 8 14 Toutt 38 8 10 Houston 200 140 001-8 St Lou 100 000 032-8 Meet 2 (14).

Csrsbskt (4), Coxa (3). DP Houston 2. LOB-Houaon 7. St Lous 7. 2B-Mouun (11).

OBal (16), Eusabk) (17), RJoroan (13). Pary (4). 38-Carsbslo (1). Hfl oox 2 J18). BJrxdan (14).

ShesMr (4). SB-BLHunar RER BB SO 7 8 3 3 2 2 Brooal 11110 0 ToJonss 1 3 2-2 0 1 St. LouM DnJaonL2-11 41-3 10 7 8 1 1 Metisas 2 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Psnett 2 2 1 10 3 Hampton pitched to 3 bsltars In Sis 861, HBP by Hampton (jnHoro). WP ToJonas. to happened Lewisburg vs.

Sharpesvllle, 1 1 a.m. Second game (only if Sharpesvllle wins first game), 4 p.m. Agea9-10 State tournament atTrevoae Danville vs. Beiwyn-PaoliBig Valley winner, 5:30 p.m. Professional International League Scranton-Wilkes-Barre at Ottawa, 7 p.m.

Eastern League Harrisburg at Norwich, 7 p.m. homers In 19547 Answer at end 1 BetJige at 758-2636 or Man Arm Trout-man at 758-2634. fl FOOTBALL SMketlamy hry League signup Registration tar Shrkellamy Ivy League youth football will be held for players si grades 5-7 from 10 a.m.-noon Saturday in the Shlkellamy High School flekthouse lobby. Those with questions can caX Terry McCarthy at 288-0808. BASEBALL CALIFORNIA ANGELS Activated Spike Owen, Inflelder, from the 15-day disabled Hst.

Optioned Rod Correia, Inflelder, to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. CLEVELAND INDIANS Activated Kenny Lofton, outfielder, and Eddie Murray, designated hitter, from the 15-day disabled list Placed Ruben Amaro, outfielder, on the 1 5-day disabled Hst, retroactive to July 29 Optioned Alan Embree, pitcher, to Buffalo of the American Association. National League ATLANTA BRAVES Purchased the contract of Rod Nichols, pitcher, from Richmond of the InternatJonai League. Purchased the contract of Adrian HolHng-ar pitcher, from Sonoma County of the Western Baseball League and assigned him to Greenville of the Southern COLORADO ROCKIES Placed Matt Nokes, catcher, on the 16-day disabled set, retroactive to July 31, and Bill Swffi, pitcher, on the 1 5-day disabled Hst, retroactive to July 26. Recalled Javhawk Owens, catcher, from Colorado Springs of the PacMc Coast League.

L08 ANGELES DODGERS Optioned Joey Bschen, pitcher, to Afcuouerque of the Pacific Coast League. Designated WIIHe Banks, pitcher, for assignment NEW YORK MET8 Called up Raid Cornelius, pitcher, from Nortofk of the Inter-4btional League. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Promoted Anthony Fackjlia. catcher, to Savannah of the South Atlantic Leagu tram Johnson Crty of the Appelachien Leegue.

Texas League TEXAS LEAGUE Suspended Dmitri Young and Keith Janes, Arkansas outfielders Indefinitely after attacking two spectators In the stand. FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BENGALS Cleaned BUI -Johnson, defensive tackle, off waivers-, from the Cleveland Browns. HOCKEY National Hockey League PHILADELPHIA FLYERS Re-signed Dominic Roussal, goakender. COLLEGE NIAGARA Named Bob MacKinnon men's associate head basketball coach, Desmond OHvef men's assistant basketball coach and Tom Parrotta men's part-time asKtant basketball coach. RICH MONO Named Greg Utly wtda receivers coach.

RIDER Named Sharon Glttena woman's assistant basketball coach. NATIONAL LEAGUE 8cheijta Wadlum, DHinrnore First round Denvllls II, Cowaneeque Valley 4, lUfwIlti.C.'. Ccwenesque oooo03Q10- 4- 8-4 'I an Ward: Mike Vorgenon, Jim Edscomb (7). Erie Huyler (7) and Nathaniel Hot-', rman. we wertmen (b-zi; yr var i Murphy.

(' Ugnvtie. Aaron Gerot, 2tor-3, triple. iomer 14th: I on). 9 RBIs: Ward. 2-lor-8, TMuWt, 3 "Bis: Art (ierringer, 2-rora, Allen Wetzel, 4-lor-.

double, horn ar (2nd, olo)j Mark Lerttel, 2-tor-4, dou-, pie;" Rich, Matin, 2-for-a, homer (6th, olo); Wertman, lor-2. 2 RBI; Cowa- flesque valley, Vargeson, 2-for-3; Hot-. man. 2-for-4. 0 YOUTH little League fait Lycoming Minor Divtalon All-Star Tournament Milton No.

1 1, Northumberland 2 Northumberland 011000 2-2-0 JflltonNo.1 11010X 3-4-0 Andrew Utchard, Jarod Auman and Co-ey Nogle. Chris Snyder; Sean Renshaw. Travis Powell and Mike Byon, junior Dlvltlon (ege13) tate tournament Elimination bracket final at Bethlehem Liberty High -4harpesvllls 9, Berwyn-PeoB 4 Sharpesville- 0000144 9-12-1 eiwyn-Paoll 4000000 4- 4-2 left Bralthwarte. Matt Sleisher (2) and Brad Miller Sean McGurk. Eric Hotlman fl) and Greg Kelner.

WP Sleisher, LP -McGurk. Tlotee: Sleisher pitched six innings of ball and hit a solo homer In the fifth. Angela had three hits for Sharpes-. jnlle. Sharpesvllle advanced to the finals against unbeaten Lewisburg and must beat Lewisburg twice to win the title.

The Tin game is set for 1 1 a m. Thurs- tlay.Tne other game, if necessary, will be played at 4 p.m. MINORS lew York-Penn League lmlra5.Wllllsmeport3 -fclmlr 1400000006-8-3 Vvllliamsport 001 020 000 3-6-3 Travis Burgus; LP Chad Rick- ett, "Elmlra, Jason Garrett, homer, Rene double; Willlamsport, Tom Maleskl, Records: Willlamsport Is 20-27; Elmlra is 15-32. Notes: Garrett's two-run homer Ignited Elmlra four-run, second Inning. Burgus 'went set innings and struck out five to get Jhewln.

JB AMATEUR Sunbury Slowpftch Softball League "Paul's Auto Body IS, Apfelbaum Reel- ty 4. WP Phil Oerr LP Terry Ste- ivenaon. caui scon ron, a nits, nomer, double; Derrick Wendt, homer, triple; -Tom Krumbine, 2 hits, double; Jeff Black, Todd White, each 2 hits; Apfelbaum flealty, Joel Zimmerman, Todd Williams, each 2 hits. Suaquehanne Valley Church Slow-pitch Softball League Sellnagrove Nazarene 13, Emmanuel 1. WP Doug HerrokJ; LP Norni Zel-ters.

Nazarene, Ray Crissman, Robert Gift; Terry Herrokt, each 3 hits: Jim Campbell. 2 hrta. double: Garv Soloman. 2 hits; Mike Herrold, 3 hits, triple, double; Dan Lengal, 2 doubles; Emmanuel, John Larch. 3 hits; Zellers.

2 hits. ESMSDSEZ3 YOUTH Suequehanna Valley Swim League July la meet Lewisburg 7, Sunbury 3 Boys age 8-under 100 medley relay, (B. Gemberllng. P. O'Conner, T.B.

Storm, D. Mayer), 25 freestyle, p. Mayer, 21.22; r-omhArHnn I OK hn MnL. mayor, mncn ijenntan, 50 freestyle, Storm. 48.82; Meyer, Lehman, S.

25 breaatstroke, Storm, 27 89; O'Conner, 25 butterfry, Storm. 27 27; Gemberang, 100 tree relay, (P. Brown. C. Banet, D.

totulsld, O'Con- ner), 1 52.84. Girls 8-under 100 medley relay. (K Nacmwav. K. Bo- wan FnUrner Filial 1 -AA na- OK flllll lilt EIUa I Muw-i II 1.1 wen, Tonya Adams.

25 breasts-. 28)8; Nacmwav. Taylor, Adams, 25 butterfly, Follner, L. 23.54: Nachtwav Hsrtrnn Treon, 100 free relay, (Nachtwey, Boys 10-under .100 medley relay, (M Stan, J. Yap, A Storm, G.

Brown), 25 freestyle. Kevin Lynch, S. 20.50; Yap. L. Lehman, Brown.

100 IM. Storm 1 48 80' 25 backstroke, Lehman, S. 27.71; Stan, Brown, 50 freestyle. Lynch, 10.18: Yap, Ben Rebuck, 25 breaststroke. Storm, 21.88; Rebuck, 25 butterfly, Storm, 22.12; Lynch, i Lenman.b.

Gins 10-under 100 medley relay; (J. Maloney, T. Follner, M. Brown, N. Shannon), 25 freestyle, Shannon, 19.51; i Maloney, Brittany Lytkt, Kelly See-'.

bold, 100 IM, Foltmer, Me-' gan Treon, Ablgale Wenrich, 25 backstroke. A Garret, 2782: Denis Dedo, S. E. Bennett, Amy Kistier, 50 freestyle. Brown, 48 57; Garret, Treon, Debo, 25 breaststroke, Fbllmef, L.

25.09; Shannon, Wenrtch. 25 butterfly, Brown, 23.00; Maloney, Lyoe. Kelly Seebold. 100 free re- lay, (Follmer. Maloney, Shannon, Brown), 1:26 47.

oyelZundar 200 medley relay. (Dave Pastoszek, 4 Kyte Goutsch. Doug Brown. Jeremy Wet-, zel), 50 freestyle. Pastoszek, 41 47; M.

Gemberllng. 100 IM, Goutsch, P. Konrnyer. 50 backstroke, Brown, 56 Pastoszek, Gembertrng, 100 freestyle, Wetzel. 8, 1:40 99; Gernberwig, L.

50 breaste- trdke. Goutsch, S. 47 08; KoDmyer, L. 50 eutterfry. Konmyer, 62.62; Brown, I 200 freestyle relay, Sunbury, 2:58 96.

OM12-wtder 200 medley relay. (L Nebfker. N. Macko, C. Nachtwey, M.

Singer), 2:55 81. 50 freeetyle. NeUker. 3653; Singer. Hotly Reed, Mel Sigelmey-' sr.

100 IM. Nachtwey, 1:33.19: Macko. Jeea Treon. Taylor. 50 backstroke.

Nebiker. 44.44; Singer. Taylor. Tent Adams. 100 freeetyle, Weaker.

L. 1:23 68: Singer. Taylor. Adama, 60 breeatsooke, Merao, L. et 80: Reed.

Adams. 50 butterfly. Treon, S. 53 5ft A Bennett L. Spiget- meyer, 8: 200 freeetyle relay.

(Macko, DWn.Schmiot Bennett). 3:15 63. Boye tanaidar i 200 medley relay, (M Martin, Yao, Meran. Graes), 2:44 69: SO freeetyle, Graes. 33.16: M.

ManM. L. 100 IM, 8. Mertn. 1 17 46; Yap.

Ron 0 seen sr. 60 backstroke, 8. Mertln. L. Osssner, 100 freestyle, Grose, 1:21 91: Yap.

50 breaststroke. Yap, S4 Martin. I. 33.86, M. Mersn, Osaener, 8.

wns i -uror SO treeetyle, Rachel Getkln, 8. 1 0616; Knaty JerreO. 8: 100 IM, Kim Bamhan. 8. 2M 1 1 Rach irVhaa.

50 backsroke. Gedan. S. Jerree, WJrm-style, wrfs. 8.

200 40 Getkln. 50 breaststroke. Bamhart. 8. 56.77; WMta 8.

50 busarfk. Jarrea, 8. TRIVIA Question Who led the Brooklyn Dodgers in of scoreboard. July 2): 1. Wayne Walls 2.

Richard Walls; 3. Scott Andrews; 4. Chad Martin; 6. Kevin Barrett; 8. Dave Padula; 7.

Russell Morgan; 8. Herk Armel; 9. Doug Pax-son; 10. Dave Neff. Lata model sportsman feature: 1.

Walls 2. Travis Beaver 3. Andrews; 4. Neff, 6. Morgan; 6.

Padula; 7. Barrett; 8. David Reid; 9. Joe Brown; 10. Ernie Shirley.

Pure stock feature: 1. Richard Clipp; 2. Kenny Dayhoft 3. Allen Stone; 4. Kevin Nelson; 5.

Ronnie Dennis; 6. Randy McNabb; 7. Matt Pastor; 8. Randy Kline; 9 Steve Long; 10 Grant Starkey. Four cylinder pure stock feature: 1.

Pete Weaver 2. Dave Obrrjs; 3. Charles McAbee; 4. Barry Miller 5 Mike Walls; 6. Derek Wink; 7.

Jack Losh; 8. Eric Mellott; 9. Mike Mllburn; 10. Brian VarQosen. AMATEUR Nock Point Video Archery Renge, Mlffllnburg Summer League: 1 Clearwater Revival, 1684.7; 2.

BWANA, 1681; 3. Mike and Dots II, 1491 4. Arrows, 1366.9; S. Math las Trucking, 1121.7; 6. Spearchuck-ers, 1 1 05.

1 7. Bowbendsrs, 556.5. Top shooters: 1. Quintan Dorman, 262; 2. Dennis Mowery, 249; 3.

Terry Wian, 232; 4. Robert Towe, 226; S. Ralph Zimmerman, 224; 6. BUnk Wetzel, 1 39. Adult and Child League: 1.

Outlaws, 2229.7; 2. Treestanders, 2143.7; 3. Raid-era, 2104 4. Cavemen, 2104.1; 6. Hit and Miss, 2098 6.

Buckshots, 1629.6; 7. Rams, 1 627.2; 8 Naces, 1 566.6. Top youth shooters: 1. Kevin Reeber, 234; 2. Meksaa Wert, 197; 3.

Chad Wolfe. 163: 4. Troy Hesnbach, 144. 6. Brian Wert, 117; 6.

Jamie Nace, 7. Mlndy Nace. 8. Kip Boyer, 0. Top adult shoo lei 1.

Dan Reeber, 245; 2. Dave Wart, 243; 3. Allen Wolfe, 209: 4. Allen Krouse, 193; 5. Carolyn Wart, 158; 6.

Garry Boyer, 7. Jen Nace.O. AMATEUR Cherokee Golf Course Monday Night League Results, listing each team's low score si parentheses: KC's Comer (S. Laird, P. Donate 39) 10.5, Retchart Mardigraa (T.

Raup 40) 7.5: Strick (K Clark 35) 25. Rotary (R. Schnee 38) 1 1 8unnse Electronic (W. Faust, J. Gerdy 37) 18, Murphy's Trio (D.

Remer 33) 18; Coastal (T. Buck, G. Christina 35) 20.5, No. 1 Team (B. Moeer 34) 11; Cherokee (R.

Curry, j. Brouee 35) 27, Jim's Garage (B. Forney 41) Klein's Artwork (G. Klein 33) 19. Par Breakers (a Hsckenberg 34) 17; Rough Drivers (B.

BkMky 28) 20.5, Bye Friendship (D. Lynn 33) 20. Four Aces Worst Team (T, Eisenhower 33) 20, Indiana (N. Burtons, O. HoweH 39) 16; Family 4Soma (Rusty Brouse 35) 20.5, Home Improvement (B.

Doyle 38) 15 5. Low gross, Ron Curry, Qoerge Jones, B. Hackonberg 37; low net, Butch Blosky 26. Standings: Cherokee 301-200. Sunrise Electronic 291-209, Coastal 291-244 5, Family 4Some 287-215.

Par Breakers 281.5-210, Friendship 271-228, No. 1 Team Murphy's Trio 268-224, Klein's Artwork 286-243, Rough Driver Jim's Garage 258.5-262, Home Improvement 258-248, Strick 257-269. Worst Team 253 5-267, Indians 242-248. KC's Comer Rotary 238 5-272, Reichart Mardlgras 165.5-272.5, Four Aces 162-243, Bye 0-1 08.5. DPBA AUSTIN.

Texas Standings Tuesday after the chanxxonship round of the $1 20,000 Catuntm 300 wkh hometowns toSowed by games bowled, lota! pins and money earned: 1, Parker Bonn III, Jeckson. N.J.I one game, 248 pins, 119,000. 2. Jssen Couch, Clermont, two games. 474 pins.

S1 0.000. 3. Dennis Jacques Grand Repids, two gamxe, 448 pins, $6,000. 4. Bryan Goebel.

Memem, two games, 503 pins, $6,000. 5. Mike Aufby, Indkenepot, one game, 236 pins, S4.000. PUtyoff rMultai Goebel def Auby, 257-236. Jacquee def: Goebel.

266-246. Couch oaf. Jacques. 256-192. Bonn def Couch, 28-216 SOCCER Line alountsan AYSO rvgtstrabon a leuwaaabn kx the Lxie Mountain AYSO a be held Thursday at A4L Da-sei.

Dorrnxrka. The fee is 812 plus the cost of i unrtorm I needed at to ama of louuuesufl. For more Sikxiisaoon, eel Al liability, are inexplicable When the Phillies won 97 games that season, people did say it was a team with some age on it, but hat referred to everyday players such as Kruk, Dykstra and Daulton. The starting rotation appeared a long-term strength, with Schilling (then 26), Greene (26) and Rivera (25) combining for 45 wins. All those pitchers are down with shoulder injuries, and so is West, who showed promise when he joined the rotation last year.

Only Schilling is a good bet to bounce back. The others are through for this season, possibly forever. "I don't have an explanation for it," Thomas said. "We had a hecku-va team in "93. We put it together piece-by-piece (with veterans).

We didn't have many guys who came through the farm system, which may be part of it But it was not an old team. "Money was a factor. Some guys, like Terry and Danny, went for the big bucks. Inky signed for more money in Japan. When you win, it's hard to keep things together, because everyone wants more.

But this goes way beyond that with the injuries and all. "I don't believe in jinxes," Thomas said. "We knew (1993) was a season in which a lot of things went right for us. A number of players had career years, so maybe things are evening out I hate-to see it, though. It makes me sad, because it was a special group." pot oat ASanSl 54 33 J1 aprs a it in Montraai 43 4 43 12 Ronoa 36 4 423 17 raYi 15 53 t' Pot oa Cmomnel 54 32 827 Houston 60 37 73 4' Cmoajo 44 44 500 11 8t Loua ST 61 JUH 16 PleaOOh 33 60 41 1 pt oa Colorado a 3 57 Los'rgaas 46 42 417 I'.

San Dago 41 4 471 Th flanrnex-aoe 3 4 44 S'i DIDINGER, from Pago 15 back from shoulder surgery. Four players off the team are struggling tp stay alive in other cities. Dave Hollins is a bench player in Boston. Milt Thompson is hitting .202 for Houston. Lefties Danny Jackson and Terry Mulholland are a combined 4-20 with St Louis and San Francisco, respectively.

Mulholland, who won Game 2 of the World Series, has lost his last nine decisions. With his ERA at 7.06, Mulholland left the Giants Sunday to consider his future. Reports are that he might seek his release. Two years ago, Mulholland was a key man in the Phillies' rotation, ranking among the league leaders in ERA and complete games. He was the starting pitcher in the All-Star Game.

Before the next season, he was traded to the New York Yankees, bombed there and went to the Giants with his confidence in tatters. It was much the same story with Jackson, who won the pivotal Game 4 in the NLCS and was 14-6 when the strike hit last season. He signed a $10.8 million contract with the Cardinals last December and nothing has gone right for him since. Ten other members of the '93 Phillies are gone from the big leagues. Outfielder Wes Chamberlain, baseman Ricky Jordan, catcher Todd Pratt and third baseman Kim Batiste are in Triple A with other organizations.

Jordan has a bad shoulder and might never make it back. Chamberlain is fading fast in the Red Sox's chain. Larry AnderserJ is a pitcher and coach with Reading, the Phils' Dou ble A club, but at 42, he hardly pitches anymore. Outfielder Pete Incaviglia and pitcher Bobby Thig-pen are playing out the string in Japan. Williams retired earlier this season after a brief fling with California.

Kruk was a free agent who went unsigned until May when the foundering White Sox called. He played in 49 games and batted .308, but the chronic pain in his knees, aggravated by his excess weight, finally wore him down. Remember Roger Mason, the pitcher who was lifted from Game 6 of the World Series in favor of Williams, prompting the longest, loudest second-guess in Philadelphia baseball history? Mason is out of baseball, too, following his release bytheMets. We won't even get into Joe Mil-lette, Donn Pall, Juan Bell and others who dropped in for a cup of coffee in 1993. Only one parMimer, Bristol's Jeff Manto, went on to bigger things.

Manto has 13 home runs this season as an Oriole. Among those who stayed, only Morandini has prospered, maturing into an All-Star second baseman. Daulton and Stocker are playing far below their 1993 levels. Duncan and Ixmgrnire still are spare parts, while Eisenreich, the ronsummate pro, continues to grind out Bissbase hits. Some of what happened to the '93 Phillies was predictable, such as Kruk's decline as a thirtysomething player who let his body fall apart, and Williams's flameout, which was apparent that season.

Other things, such as the withering of Hollins from 90-plus RBI man to offensive EEEEE PENN NATIONAL Sunday night NASCAR sportsman modhlede: 1. Kenny Bhghtblll; 2. Craig VonOohren; 3. Memo DeSanos: 4. Jkn Hauer 5.

Rick Schaffer 6. Glenn Strunk; 7. Tom May-berry; S. Terry Retmert; 9 Stave Bottch-sr 10. QaryQollub.

Super sportsman feature: 1. Dave Neumen; 2. Mark Zimmerman: 3. R. Frye: 4.

Jake Raudabaugh: 6. Chris Read: 6. Rich EKeenjer, 7. Russ Mitten; 8 Ken Cerberry, 9 Daryl Scheaftar. 10.

TomHaxaS. Street stock feature: 1. Brett Hauer: 2. Ron Adams: 3. Kory Sites: 4 Jeff Grsby: 6.

Jos Sorokach; S. Jack Zasier 7. Scott Wear: 8. Tom Bremen; 9 Mike Arnold; 10 Randy Molm. EVERGREEN Modified feature: 1.

Rod Ctxtstmen: 2 Freddy Hamm; 3. Mike Hoeier 4. Roger i ktfferfrnger, 5. Steve Mooney: 6 Clete Spakle; 7. Rich Reichenoach; 6 Jason Herman; 9 Chns Ammon; 10.

JtnHaus-erJr. Pre stock feature: 1. Todd Sterile; 2. Fred Oimbl; 1 Joe Sot; 4. Don Holland; 5 BisDenke; 6.

Frank Hofby: 7. Gary Fisher. Aaron Higglna: S. Pete Mor-mnbni: 10 JlmKrlpoe. i-Threter feature: 1.

Ken Sones; 2. Greg Dusna: 3. Mark 2Xichowskt; 4. Rich Sornir. t.

Brian Defebo; 6 Ron Bebula: 7. Chuck Perkoeky; 6 Dan Broooue. 9 Prank Reakes: 10. Jkn Yameiakl. Four cylinder faatura: 1.

Andy Sza-pacs. 2 Mka Berger 3. Ed Rehng; 4 Dave Mertz; S. Gene Scakana; 6 Chns Wak. HAGERSTOWN STARS fata modal Cooococheeoue 100: 1.

Bart Hartman: 2. Jack Booot, 3. Donnte Morsrr; 4. Nathan Dwborsw, i Jeff Robkiaon: 6 Bob Seiaffie: 7 Denny Bonebraka: A Mtka Baaano; Jkn Bsmhomsl: 1 0.Lee Hare. Heat wtnnere: Hartman, John Meaon, lUmMl Cxionnes 4.

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mtm Assres. r-so Houaxxi a at isa J6 sji. On Ray Dtdingw writes for Knight-Riddar Newspapers..