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'mfm v. SPORTS South Bond Tribune Saturday, July 6. 1991 D3 baseball SCQHEBOJUtD For Michiana sports information, call CITYLINE, 674-0900, 2275 AUTO RACING1 RADIOTV.S PORTS. BASEBAL 1 N.D. getting normal dose of preseason attention Cleveland GP CLEVELAND (AP) The pro-insKmal lineup (or Sunday's Cleveland Grand Pnx lndy-car race, with hometown or country, type of car and qualifying speed in mph: TODAY 8 a.m.

Wimbledon tennis, WNDU-TV 1 0 a.m. Auto racing, Pepsi 400, ESPN Noon Baseball, Tigers vs. Red Sox, WWMT-TV 1 :00 Golf, Senior Classic, ESPN 1:00 Track, NCAA meet, WSBT-TV 2:00 Bowling, El Paso Open, WSJV-TV 3:00 Golf, Celebrity Classic, WNDU-TV 3:00 Golf, Western Open, WSBT-TV 3:30 Wide World of Sports, WSJV-TV 5:00 Baseball, S.B. Sox vs. Appleton, WHME-FM 5:00 Horse racing, Arlington International, WBBM-TV 5:00 Quarter Horse racing, ESPN 6:00 Football, All-American All-Star game, PASS 6:00 Baseball, White Sox vs.

Twins, SportsChannel, WMAQ, WAMJ 7:00 Baseball, Cubs vs. Cardinals, WGN-TV, WGN-AM, WSBT-AM 8:00 Midget racing, ESPN 9:00 Baseball, Braves vs. Dodgers, TBS 6:50 a.m. Auto racing, French Grand Prix, ESPN 8 a.m. Wimbledon tennis, WNDU-TV Midwest League SecoadHaif Nthen DlttelM LMCI Kane County 7 5.583 Rockford 7 5 .583 Madison (1.500 1 Appleton 5 7 .417 2 Beloit 4 .333 3 Kenosha 4 8 .333 3 SOUTH BEND 4 8 J33 3 Seathen Dtvtsiea Waterloo 11 1 417 Clinton 8 4 .687 3 Quad City 8 4 .887 3 Peoria 8 8 .508 5 Springfield 8 8 .500 8 Burlington 7 .417 8 Cedar Rapids 3 I 454 8 Affiliates: South Bend (Chicago White Sox); Peona (Chicago Cubs); Appleton (Kansas City Royals); Madison (Oakland Athletics); Rockford (Montreal Expos); Kenosha (Minnesota Twins); Beloit (Milwaukee Brewers); Kane County (Baltimore Orioles); Quad City (California Angels); Cedar Rapids (Cm-cinnaU Reds); Clinton (San Francisco Giants); Springfield (SL Louis Cardinals); Burlington (Houston Astros): Waterloo (San Diego Padres).

Friday Appleton 4, SOUTH BEND 3 Madison 10. Springfield 5 Rockford 8, Kane County 4 Waterloo 11, Burlington 8 Clinton 4. Cedar Rapids 8 Quad City Kenosha 8 Peona 4, Beloit 3, (11) Today SOUTH BEND at Appleton Springfield at Madison Rockford at Kane County Burlington at Waterloo Clinton at Cedar Rapids Kenosha at Quad City Beloit at Peona Sunday Springfield at Madison 'SOUTH BEND at Beloit Appleton at Rockford Kenosha at Kane County Clinton at Waterloo Burlington at Cedar Rapids Quad City at Peona Monzons showing his mettle By CURT RALLO Tribune Sport Writer SOUTH BEND Most minor-league baseball players only knew success in their amateur baseball days. Aluminum bats were precious metaL The players were not only the stars on their team, but often they were the top players in their coherence, or even the state. But heady days of glory in high school and college give way to the tough realities of pro baseball.

South Bend White Sox second baseman Dan Monzon is one of those players who is finding out that pro baseball can be far from ones expectations. Originally, I thought that I had earned a spot as a starter, said Monzon. But I started slow and then I missed two weeks with the chicken pox. I raised my (batting) average a bit, but they brought up another second baseman (Julio Foster) and I was told he was supposed to play every day. Dealing with setbacks, when youre only used to success, is probably the toughest lesson for a minor-leaguer to learn.

I was disappointed," said Mon-zoa "A lot of things run through your mind. I didnt know where I stood in the organizatioa I thought maybe they didnt think I could play everyday. Right now. Im platooning. Ive been playing second and third some.

Monzon said that the tests he faces means he must keep faith in the Sox organization, and in himself. The attitude you have to take is that you have to be positive and not get down on the organization or yourself, Monzon said. I know I can play. Ive never doubted my ability. When things go against you and you get down, youve got to keep GOLF, Western Open LEMONT, IU.

(AP) Scores Friday after the second round of the 1 million PGA Western Open, played on the par-72 bubsdread course at the Cog Hill Golf Country Club (a-denotes looking forward and try to keep on an even keel emotionally. You cant get too high or too low. Monzon, a native of the Bronx who starred at Pace College, displays a maturity that will help him weather the storm. He even sees a silver lining in what has been a cloudy season. Monzon feels that playing several different positions will make him versatile and thus more valuable tp the organization.

Ive played a lot of different positions, Monzon said. I played outfield in (short-season) Utica last season, and I played third and shortstop in college, and Im playing mostly second here. If youre called upon to play another position and you can do it, thats a plus. Monzon has another plus in his corner. His father, Danny Monzon, is a former major-leaguer who is a scout with the White Sox.

Yes, his father is a scout with the Sox but Dan Monzon has earned his way here, said Sox manager Tommy Thompson. Hesliere because of what he can do, riot because of his father. The younger Monzon never felt pressured to live up to other peoples expectations because of his family connections. I never felt I had to prove anything, said Monzon. I always go out and give 100 percent.

My father helps me out because he knows the game. But my dad never pushed me in any direction. Baseball was my choice. I. Emerson Fittipaldi, Brazil Penske-Cbevrolet, 130615 (breaks track qualifying record of 139311 set in 1600 by tuck Mears).

4 Michael Andretti, Nazareth, Pa, Lola-Chevrolet, 138 083 3 Rick Mears. Bakersfield, Calif, Penske-Cbevrolet, 138 428. 4. Bobby Rahal Dublin, Ohio, Lola-Chevrolet, 137.657. 5.

Scott PruetL Dublin, Ohio. Transports-Judd, 137.254 4 A1 Unser Jr, Albuquerque, N.M, Lola-Chevrolet, 138603. 7. Mario Andretti Nazareth, Pa, Lola-Chevrolet, 134575. 4 John Andretti, Indianapolis.

Lola-Chevro-let 134674 6. Eddie Cheever, Aspen. Colo, Lola-Chevrolet, 134 884 10. Ane Luyendyk, The Netherlands, Lola-ChevroleL 134704. 1L Scott Brayton, Coldwater, Mich, Lola-ChevroleL 134864 12.

Scott Goodyear, Canada, Lota -Judd, 134 864 14 Danny Sullivan, Aspen, Colo, Lola-Alfa Romeo. 134.080. 14. Ted Prappas, Los Angeles, Lola-Judd, 132 Ml. 15 Mike Groff, Northndge, Calif, Lola-Cosworth, 134567.

10 Willy Ribbs. San Jose. Calif, 16M Lola-Cosworth, 131 774 17. Jeff Andretti, Nazareth, Pa, Lola-Cosworth, 131 100. 14 Didier Theys, Belgium, 1660 Lola-Cosworth, 130 703.

10. Hiro Matsushita, Japan, Lola-Cosworth, 130.036 20. Buddy Lazier, Vail Colo, 10M Lola-Cosworth, 126866. 21. Tony Betten-hausen, Indianapolis, 16M Penske-Chevrolet, 129858 22.

A.J. Foyt. Houston, Lola-Chevrolel 127 384 23. John Jones, I Canada, 1688 Penske-Buick, '124783. French GP MAGNY COURS, France (AP) Results Friday of the fust qualifying session to determine the starting position for the French Grand Pnx on the 2 856 mile Mag-ny tours circuit with driver, country, car and leaders time: 1.

Ayrton Senna. Brazil, McLaren-Honda, 1 minute. 16557 seconds, 124.765 mph. 4 Nigel Mansell. Britain.

Wuliams-Renault, 1 17 065 3. Jean Ales! France, Ferrari, 117303 4. Alain ProsL France, Ferrari, 1 17.386 5 Riccardo Palrese, Italy, Williams-RenaulL 1.17.472 4 Gerhard Berger, Austria, Mclaren-Honda, 1 18 087 7. Thierry Boutsen. Belgium, Li-iper-Lamborghlni 1:16 187 4 Pierluigi Martin! Italy.

Muiardi-Fer-rari, 1 16420 4 Stefano Modena, Italy, TyrreU-Honda. 1.16 530 10. Ivan Capelh, Italy. Leyton-Ilmor, 1 16555 11. Roberto Moreno, BrazU, Benetton-Ford, 1 16711.

12. Mauncio Gugelmin, BrazU, Leyton-Ilmor. 1 16,728 13. Andrea de Cesans, Italy. Jordan-Ford, 1 20 097.

14. Bertrand Gachot, Belgium, Jordan-Ford, 1 20374. 15. Enk Comas, France, Ligier Lamborghini 1 20427 16 Nelson Piquel Brazil Benet-ton-Ford, I 20449 17. Gianni Mor-bidelh, Italy, Mmardi-Ferran.

1 20 635. 18 Olivier GrouiUard, France, Ford-Fomel 1 20 640 10. Martin Brundle. Britain, Brabham-Yamaha, 1 20906 20 Sa-toru Nakajima. Japan, TyrreU-Honda.

1 21 020. 21. Johnny Herbert. Britain, Lotus-Judd, 1 21 230 22. Lehto.

Finland, Dallara-Judd, 1 21 323. 23. Eric Bernard, France. Lola-Ford. 1 21 013.

24 Michele Alboreto, Italy. Footwork-Porsche. 1 21 066 25. Aguri Suzuki Japan, Lola-Ford, 1 22 058 26. Mika Hakkinen, Finland.

Lotus-Judd, 1 22.274. 27. Mark BlundeU, Britain, Brabham-Yamaha. 1,22277 28. Fabnzio Barbazza, Italy, AGS-Ford, 1 22310.

20 Gabnele Tarquim, Italy. AGS-Ford, 1 22.737. 30 Stefan Johansson, Sweden, Footwork-Porsche. 1 24 114. TRAC 34-38-72 38-30-72 30-36-72 35-37-72 36-36-72 36-36-72 34-38-72 3636-72 35-37-72 34-38-72 84-3872 34-38-72 33-30-72 35-3873 34-34-73 3637-73 37-36-73 35-38-73 3638-73 33-40-73 3638-73 3637-73 37-38-73 3637-73 3637-73 3638-73 3638-73 3638-74 3636-74 37-37-74 3638-74 3638-74 37-37-74 3636-74 3639-74 3636-74 37-37-74 3838-74 3635-74 3636-74 3636-74 3836-74 37-37-74 3638-74 3638-74 3635-74 3638-74 3640-75 Lynn Adams Kate Hughes Katie Peterson JoAnne Carrier Judy Dickinson Bail) Thomas Martha Nause Kns Tschetter Janet Anderson Susie Berwng Jane Crafter Nicky LeRoux Meg MaUon Judi Pavon Barb Bunkowsky Lori West Donna Wilkins Dana Lofland Mindy Moore Maggie Will Betsy King Cathy Gemng Therese Hession Jennifer Wyatt Julie Cole Kim Shipman Anne Kelly Kim Bauer Marlene Floyd Liselotte Neumann Joan Pitcock Jenlyn Bntz Tam Tatum a-Martina Koch Amy Read Deedee Lasker Sarah McGuire Connie Cardenas Jayne Thobois Nancy White Gina Hull Chris Johnson Donna White Noe Lie Daghe Susan Smith Shelley Hamlin Kathy Postlewatt LORI GARBACZ Ninth-inning homer dooms S.B.

Sox bid Austria results LINZ, Austria (AP) Top finishers Friday of the Austria Inter-nauonal Track and Field Festival (race distances in meters): Mttt 10O-A final 1, Dennis Mitchell United States. 10.03 seconds. 2, Ray Stewart, Jamaica, 10 18. 3. Andreas Berger, Austria, 10.19.

4. Olapade Ademken, Nigeria. 1022.5. Thomas Jefferson, United States. 1025.

8. Ben Johnson. Canada. 10 31. 7.

Thomas Renner, Austria, 1034. 8, Damn Council United States, 1035 4001, Roberto Hernandez, Austria. 44 51. 2, Antonio Pettigrew, United Slates, 44 07. 3.

Andrew Val-mon. United States, 45 34. 4, Raymond Pierre. United States, 4549. 5.

Howard BumetL Jamaica, 45 48. 8, Ibrahim IsmaU, Qatar 46 01. 800-1, Billy Konchellah. Kenya. 1 minute, 45 80 seconds.

2, Slobodan Popovic, Yugoslavia, 1.44.33 3. Freddie Williams, Canada. 1-4851. 4. Pablo Squetla, Chile.

1 47 28. 5. Oliver Muenzer, Austria, 1 47(8 8, Youssuf Ismail Qatar, 1:48 52 7, Michael Wildner, Austria, 1 4861. 8. Martin Bowen.

Austria. 1 5095. 1.500 meters 1. Mohammed Suleiman, Quatar. 3:37 00.

2. Manuel Pancorbo Chica, Spain, 3 38.10 3. Marc Cortsjens, Belgium, 3 40 16. 4, Michael Buchleitner, Austria, 3 42 00. 5.

Matt Giusto, United States, 3 43.20. 8 Cishahayo Dionete, Burma, 3:48 20. 7, Graham Fell, United States. 3.48.88. 8, Michael SandbichlecT Austria, 3:52.38.

Jewgeni Ignatow, Bulgaria. 13.37 81. 2, Arnold Maechler, Switzerland. 13 39 57. 3, Abukar Adam, Canada, 13.50.22.

8 Hagen Melzer, Germany. 13 54 37. 5, Klaus-Peter Nabein, Germany, 13.5480. 8 Imre Berkovics. Hungary, 13 55.74.

7, Helmut Schmuck, Austria, 13.5814. 110 hurdle-l, JGreg Foster, United SUtes, 13.12. 2. Renaldo Nehenuah, United States, 13 20. 3, Mark McKoy, Canada, 13.28.

4, Tong LI China, 13 48. 5. Jack Pierce, United States, 13 08 Herwig Roettl Austria, 1888 400 hurdles 1. Danny Hams, Umted States, 47.00. 8 Graham Winthrop, Jamaica 40 85.

8 Nat Page, Umted States, 5005. 8 Klaus Ehrle, Austria. 51.48 8 Peter KnoU, Austria 52 41. 400 relay 1, United States-Can-ada (Desai Williams, Thomas Jefferson, Atlee Mahorn, Damn Council), 3958 8 Austria (Gemot Kel-lermayer, Thomas Renner, Andreas Berger, Franz Ratzen-berger), 30(1. 8 Austria (Christoph Poestinger.

Martin Scnuetzenauer. Carsten Nentwig, Georg Kuttner), 41 48 Long jump Larry Myricks, Umted States. 28 feet, 44 Inches. 8 Gordon Larne Umted States, 26-26 8 David Culbert, Austria 26-14. 4, Oleg Protsenko, Soviet Union.

25-218. Pole vault 1, 1st van Bai Hungary, 10-8 8 Hermann Fehr-tnger, Austria. 1811. 8 Grigori) agora Soviet Union, 1 8-814. 4, Lane Lohr, Umted States.

18-4ty. 8 Wladimir Poljakow, Soviet Union, 18-04. 8 Dean Starkey, United States, 180)4. I'enr TRANSACTIONS! TONIGHTS GAME WHO: South Bend White Sox (4-8) vs. Appleton Foxes (5-7) WHERE: Goodland Field, Appleton Wis.

WHEN: 5 p.m. PROBABLE STARTERS: Robert Person (0-0) GAME NOTES: Person will be making his second starting appearance tor South Bend. He allowed one unearned run on two hits over five Innings during his first start. Mike Robertson has seven hits in his first 19 at bats with South Bend. The White Sox lead the season series with Appleton, 6-3.

JOE DOYLE ACCORDING TO DOYLE Rick Mirer of Notre Dame is pictured on the cover of what is billed as the first NCAA Football Preview. But the junior Irish quarterback is rated only ninth in an inside story on 1991 prospects. For what its worth, Houstons David Klingler is rated the top quarterback. And also for what its worth, this isnt the first NCAA Preview publication. There was an earlier one about a dozen years ago.

Putting a Notre Dame player on the cover helps the sale considerably, as preview magazine editors discovered long ago. Rick is only about No. 12 in a long list of Irish quarterbacks so displayed. And the cover boy previews date only to the 1940s. In a position-by-position summary, three other Notre Dame players tight end Derek Brown, fullback Jerome Bettis and guard Mirko Jurkovic are rated higher.

Brown and Bettis are No. 1 and Jurkovic No. 2. Getting picked No. 1 in the preseason isnt always the kiss of death.

But because the previews No. 1 team, Florida State, plays four Top 20 teams, it might be difficult for Coach Bobby Bowden to finish first at seasons end. This magazines Top 10: 1. Florida State; 2. Miami; 3.

Michigan; 4. Notre Dame; 5. Washington; 6. Penn State; 7. Colorado; 8.

Georgia Tech; 9. Tennessee: 10. Texas. The rest of the Top 20 teams; 11. Clemson; 12.

Florida; 13. Oklahoma; 14. Nebraska; 13. Auburn; 16. Southern Cal; 17.

Texas 18. Houston; 19. Brigham Young; 20. Alabama. Notre Dame plays four in the Top 20 Michigan, Penn State, Tennessee and Southern CaL Florida State also plays four Miami, Michigan, Florida and Brigham Young.

Miami plays three Houston, Penn State and Florida State and Michigan plays two Notre Dame and Flonda State. No. 3 pick Washington plays only Nebraska and Southern Cal out of the top 20, one reason that some other preview pieces are giving the Huskies the chance to be the first Pac-10 team to finish No. 1 since USC in 1972 or 1974, depending on what wire service poll you use. Magazine editors and writers are not always in agreement.

The Quest for No. 1" story picks the Irish fourth, but another one rates N.D. as only the third independent behind Florida State and Penn State. The defensive assessment of top 10 players ought to make Irish coordinator Gary Darnell happy. Not one N.D.

player is rated in the top 10 of linemen, linebackers, comerbacks or safeties. The Irish are unheralded on defense and that might mean great teamwork. Kicker Craig Hentrich is placed fifth among kickers, and in an award assessment, Mirer is 10th among Heisman contenders and Jurkovic 10th for the Outland. Now if you believe all the things you read in the previews, there won't be much to look forward to this season. Funny, though, but Irish ticket sales are soaring, and Indiana (picked no better than fifth in the Big Ten) will be in South Bend exactly nine weeks from this afternoon.

Chances are the weather will be just as warm Sept 7 as it has been the last week or two. But maybe that isnt all bad. Billy Sullivan, the former New England Patriots owner, was in town this week for brother-in-law Joe McArdle's funeral. And Billy remembered a hot weather tale from 50 years ago. I came out here in 1941 with Frank Leahy and his staff, remembered Sullivan.

"And one of my duties that first year was to call the weather bureau to learn what the temperature would be for practice. So each day, I would follow Frank's suggestion to call the Chicago weather bureau. I thought that was kind of funny, so I asked Frank, Why do you want me to call Chicago for the weather? They have a weatherman right here in South Bend and its not a long distance can. Frank glared at me and said, Yes, but the South Bend weatherman is from Michigan. And you cant trust anyone from Ann Arbor." And why did Frank want to know the time or the beat of the day? Simple.

Thats when he wanted to practice. He explained, "You know, lads, itH be hot on Satur- aay' Kroger results MASON, Ohio (AP) Scores Friday after the first round of the 1800,000 Kroger Senior Classic, played on the Par 36 3571 Gnzly Course at the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center: Terry Dill 3630-88 Dudley Wysong 363286 Dale Douglass 32-3466 A1 Geiberger 363388 Larry Laoretti 363387 Dewitt Weaver 34-3488 Bobby Nichols 363488 Harold Henning 37-31-88 George Archer 363288 Bob Charles 3632-88 Clu Chi Rodrigues 3632-88 Lee Trevino 363488 Dick Rhyan 3633-86 Babe Hiskey 3635-66 Glbby Gilbert 35 34-66 Doug Dalziel 35-3570 Bob Erickson 3634-70 Dick Hendrickson 363770 Phil Rodgers 3636-70 Charles Owen 363770 Mike Hill 3634-70 Rocky Thompson 37-3370 Jun Dent 383270 Jesus Rodrigues 37-3471 John Brodie 37-3471 Jim OHern 37-34-71 Bob Brue 37-3471 Charles Coody 37-3471 Don January 37-3471 Don Massengale 363571 Miller Barber 37 34-71 Homero Blancas 363071 Jack Nicklaus 37-3471 Bob Reith 3537-72 Wayne Kelley 363872 Jack Kiefer 363772 Martin Roesink 34-3872 Simon Hobday 363872 35-3772 4632-72 363872 363372 363872 Doug Sanders 363772 Lee Elder 37 35-72 Gene Lltller 383472 Walter Zembrukl 363872 Gary Cowan 363773 Jack Fleck 3835-73 C.Snead 37-38-73 BobGoalby 3836-73 Jimmy Powell 383573 Women' results Morris Park Flight D. Hatfield. Hager-ty. B.

Schafer, E. Cady 58, Flight G. Toal L. Nash, A. Fishman.

Bowles 56: Flight Horan, N.L Meyer. Leves, I. Siberell 80. Stadebaker St. Jude's League A Bight Kart Erwin 43 low gross Kan Erwin and Mary ONeil 20 low nel Donna Major 13 low putts; night: Kelly Tnppel 50, Dottie Lesruak 25, Rose Brown, Irene Glassford, Mary Schreger 17: niRht: Alice Stenuzke 54.

Alice Stenuzke 18, Dorothy Boryc 11 CLINTONVILLE, Wis. Appletons Jay Andrews homered with two-out in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift the Foxes over South Bend, 4-3, Friday night. Andrews, who entered the game as a defensive replacement, made up for a couple of mistakes with the home run. He misjudged a play in the eighth inning, allowing a fly ball hit by Horace Gaither to fall for a run-scoring single and give South Bend a 3-2 lead. Andrews was also the final out in the 11-10 victory South Bend posted Thursday night, stranding the potential tying-run at first base in the process.

Don Perigny was charged with the loss, spoiling a strong outing by starter Steve Olsen. Perigny entered the game with two on and one out in the bottom of the eighth, retired the first four men he faced before surrendering Andrews home run. Olsen limited the Foxes to an infield hit over the first five innings before running into trouble in the sixth. Darren Burton cashed in on the opportunity, slapping a two-run single with two out to lift Appleton into a 2-2 deadlock. Mike Robertson gave South Bend that early 2-0 lead, ripping an RBI-single off the fence in the third inning and scoring after a wild pitch in the top of the sixth.

Olsen hit Gary Caraballo with a pitch to Ignite a controversial moment in the seventh. Caraballo moved toward the mound after being hit but was restrained by pate umpire Jerry Schmitt South Bend manager Tommy Thompson filed a protest over the play when Caraballo was not removed from the game. The White Sox broke the 2-2 deadlock in the eighth. Greg McGough, who finished with three hits in four trips, rapped a double to open the threat. Pinch-runner Don Sheppard scored one out later when Gaithers fly ball to left fell for a single.

Scores Friday after the first round of the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic, played on the oar 36 Larry Ziegle 37 71 Highland Meadows country Mike Fetch nnh (BdtnAlM inutBur)' Dutvk naif! Club (a-denotes amateur): Ben Smith Bob Wynn Larry Ziegler Mike Fetcmck Butch Baird Olsen ran into more woes in the eighth inning, but nearly worked out of the jam. Giovanni Miranda singled to open the frame and swiped second base moments later. Olsen fanned the next two batters but Burton, the second strikeout victim, reached first base anyway after swinging at a wild pitch for strike three. Miranda scored the tying run moments later when Brandon Wilson booted a ground ball hit by Harry Guanchez. The two teams return to Apple-ton this afternoon.

Fridays contest was moved to Clintonville as part of a Foxes promotion to reach more area fans. Apptoton 4, South Bond 3 1111 4 111 4 I 1 4 4 4 1 4(14 mi its MI i BASEBALL Americas League BALTIMORE ORIOLES Released Erme Whitt, catcher. Called up Chito Martinez, outfielder from Rochester of the International League. Signed Mark McLemore, infielder to a minor league contract and assigned to Rochester. Placed Craig Worthington.

Uurd baseman, on the 15-day disabled list CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Waived Fernando Valenzuela. Etcher, for the purpose of giving his unconditional release. BASKETBALL Werid Basketball Leagre HALIFAX WINDJAMMERS Waived Elander Lewis, guard. YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE-Ac-tivated Fred CofiekL guard, from injured reserve. Waived McKinley Singleton, forward.

Waived Tim Jackson, forward, for the purpose of placing him on the taxi squad. SOCCER Americas Prefeasloaal Secter League APSL Terminated the Salt Lake Sting. elfecUve immediately, for the inability to meet minimum performance standards. COLLEGE LEWIS-CLARK STATE-Named Gary A. Picone athletic director.

EEimnEEZZl Club results Niles 36L Swaasoa 156 Quadruple winners 1 Shawn Nelson (Niles) 100 freestyle. 100 backstroke. 200 individual medley, 100 freestyle; 4 Jennifer Mallory (Niles) 100 backstroke, 104 breaststroke, 200 individual medley, 100 individual; 3. Kyle Mallory (Niles) 25 backstroke. 25 breas-troke, 25 freestyle, 50 freest vW; 4 Jason Mallory (Niles) 100 back-stroke, 100 breaststroke, 200 Individual medley, 100 freestyle: 5.

Matt Shrevt (Niles) 50 butterfly. 50 backstroke. 101 individual medley. 50 breaststroke: Matt Miller (Niles) 50 butterfly. 58 backstroke, 50 breaststroke.

50 freestyle Triple winners- I. Jennifer Horak (Niles) 25 backstroke. 50 freestyle. 15 freestyle. 4 Kns Si-pocz (Niles) 50 freestyle.

50 breaststroke, 50 backstroke; 4 Jenelle Molenda (Niles) 50 breaststroke. 100 individual medley. 50 freestyle: 4 Core Molenda (Niles) 100 backstroke, 200 individual medley. 100 freestyle. Double winners 1 Lindsay Traung (Niles) 25 butterfly.

25 breaststroke, 2 Kim Furst (Niles) 50 butterfly, 100 individual medley; 3 Sherry Miller (Niles) 50 butterfly. 50 backstroke. LITTLE LEAGUE Deb Richard 31-3087 Brtndie Burton 363588 a-Vicki Goetze 32-3888 Elaine Crosby 363588 Nancy Rubin 363588 Alice Miller 3636-86 Carolyn HiU 3638-86 Diana Heimcke-Rauch 32-37-88 Lon Poling 3635-86 Dale Eggeung 33-3770 Janice Gibson 3636-70 Sue Thomas 363770 Sandra Palmer 35-3570 Nina Foust 363770 Cindy Schreyer 363770 Caroline Gowan 32-3870 Laura Davies 363570 Sandra Spuzich 363570 Stephanie Farwig 33-3770 Linda Hunt 35-3671 Laurel Kean 363871 Caroline Pierce 163771 Lynn Connelly 32-3671 Laurie Rinker 363271 Kay Cockenll 363871 Lauri Merten 363871 Sue Ertl 363571 Cindy Scholefleld 3636-71 APPLETON 1 9 MtrQNJaft I 9 Mormon 9 Bortoncf 5 I Guonctalb 9 9 Jonntnne I 9 CwfcoitoA 3 9 SnitMrf 9 9 Horrttdh S3 Thomoiff i CtortMfc 1 9 Androwitf SOUTH SEND CoufWmct NuntxdfK Wi lion 91 Rotoortoontft SotnzJfc Poo If McGouthC ShcoMKdor Monzon A Howktmrf GoittwrA TotoH SouB4 9 4 4 4 Ml 44-1 MW 411-4 Too out wNm Nu UflNif rw Kind I WNw.1 10 SeulN tMlMUMlWt 04-AaMMI K-CtutMM. McGauN 4 i Swiii tad OHOI PrWvILM) Mrfc I MWrM. M- Marta -Ur" Ml dreMW lb Own! 14.

kart, Senior baseball Lydlck Lions (Warren) 18 VFW (Matthys) 13: Rusty Borror homered and doubled Dusty Ciula, Jeff Proud, Troy Tomczak and Shaun Moon each contributed two hits for the winners. Maor Baseball East side Dodd Insurance 15, Howard Park Hardware 3: AU Dodd players hit safely. Joe Stabmk had three hits, while Sean Lewallen homered and John Dale scored four times. Pat Zonctck had two hits for Howard Park. Southeast Randys Coney Island 17, Dairy Queen 1: Dan Buda pitched three-hitter, while going four-for-four.

Craig She aka had three hits while Adam Leyes went two-for-three. MaJr aafthal fin hr rt Miami Plan 18 Cal-Prn Fence 7: Anne Fischesser and Lindy Deven-port had three hits each. Holly Ns-tor scored three runs. Danielle Ot-Inger and Kathleen Lane had two hits with one of Lane's a triple. Eaststde Family Enterprises 18 Rose Quest 20 Ertn OLeary hit a single, triple and 1 home run for the winners while teammate Kendra Johnson lut two doubles and triple.

Jamie Sullivan hit three sin- les Leah Baxter hit three singles or Rose Quest 1 TENNIS Wimbledon results WIMBLEDON. England AP) -Results Friday of the 188 million Wimbledon tennis championships (seeding in parentheses): Mea Slagle Semifinal! Boris Becker (2), Germany, def. David Wheaton, Deephaven, 64. 74 (7-4), 75. Michael Stich (6).

Germany, def Stefan Edberg (1), Swedes, 64, 74 (74), 74 (74), 74 (7 2). High-structure, low-risk pacts rob ballplayers of any real fun t-Vf-HTTTT Calif, and Lori McNeil (5), Houston. 64 74 (7-3). 61 Semifinals Gigi Fernandes, Aspen, Colo, and Tana Novotna (t). Czechoslovakia, def Mary Joe Fernandes, MiamL and Zina Garrison (4), Houston, 74.

61 Larisa Savchenko and Natalia Zvereva (2), Soviet Union, def. Martina Navratilova. Aspen. and Pam Shrtver (8), Baltimore, 8 462.84 Mired Double Third Reead Christo Van Rensburg and Etna Reinach. South Africa, def.

Jen Siemennk and Caroline Vis, Netherlands 64 64 John Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Smybe, Australia, def. Cynl Suk and Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia. 61. 6-4 Quarterfinals Christo Van Rensburg and Elna Remnch. South Africa, def Mtchiei Schapers and Brenda Schults, Netherlands, 74 (7 5), 74 (74) Grant Connell Canada, ana Kathy Rinaldi Amelia Island.

Fla, def. Broderick Dyke and Micbelle Jaggnrd, Australia. 84 64 Jim Pugh, Rancho Piloa Verde, tad Natalia Zvereva, Soviet Union, def. Glenn MicM-bata and Jill Hetherington, Canada, 64 64 VOLLEYBAL Lemond Challenge Top ten finishers from the Urea Lemond Challenge time trial kai at Nilea on Friday: 1. Kent Sante 10 14 4 Tam Campbell 10 17, 1 Jesse WaM 10 24 4.

Paul Kane 10 24 4 Joa Conard 10 57. 4 Steve Miller 11 04 7 Roger Antonio 11 14 4 Michael Shafler II 41,6. Sharon Hall 11.53, 16 Scott GeU 12 24 Semifinal Javier Frana, Argentina, and Leonardo Lavalle. Mexico, def. Wayne Ferreira and Piet Nerval (15).

South Africa, 62, 6-4, 74 (74). John Fitzgerald, Australia, and Anders Jarryd (2), Sweden, def. Grant Connell and Glenn Michiba-ta (4). Canada. 61.

67 (67), 74 Women i Quads Challen NEW YORK (AP) Roger Clemens cant join a jai-alai game. Will Clark cant crawl in caves. Wayne Gretzky cant lift a lacrosse stick. Jose Rijo cant play polo. As salaries increase, players' recreational options dwindle.

Teams dont want their high-priced property getting hurt The risk is so much greater," said Boston Red Sox general manager Lou Gorman, who stopped outfielder Mike Greenwell from driving a race car. When you guarantee that contract for two, three, four years, its a tremendous risk. By putting la prohibitions, youre protecting him and the ballclub in the long run. In baseball, no-nos are negotiated and specified in each guaranteed deal and go well beyond the prohibitions in the uniform contract Willie McGee, for instance, is banned from ju-jitsu, karate and Whitewater rafting. Rijos $9 million, three-year contract would lose its guarantee if he is hurt hot-air ballooning or hang-gliding.

Whenever something bad happens to somebody, some teams want to start to Including prohibitions against it in contracts, agent Tom Reich said, i RUNNING Finals: Team Stephen beat Team Ortiz 615, 154, 161 Semifinals: Team Ortiz (Nick Ortiz. Jeff Hoskins, Brian Sackowskt Dan Archer) defeated Team Keefe (Brent O'Keefe, Bill PeUiter, Matt Mammolentt! Missy Belting), 1611 and 166 Team Stephens (Jtm Stephens, Matt Coolman, Pat Roberta, Chadd Davis) beat Team Drrin-bach (Molly Dreishaeh, Andre Osborne, Susan Smith, RobCristib-), 168) 161L Quartern sab Martina Navratilova, Aspen, Cdo, and Pam Shrivmr (8). Baltimore. def. Arantxa Sanches Vicar-to, Spain, and Helena Sukova (3), Csechoalovakia, 66 74 (74).

Mary-Jo Fernandes, Miami and Zina Garrtann (4), Houston, def. Kathy Jordan, Palo Alto, Festival 4 results Official results for those who competed in the Festival 4 Run on June 30 are now available la the mam office at the Newman Center, 727 S. Eddy Street The office win be open 3 Mam, to 4 36 pm, Monday through Friday..