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2B Th Independent Record. Helena. Thursday, July 5, 1990 STAN SMITHS TENNIS CLASS BASEBALL'S TOPTEN By The Associated Press Based on 720 at Bats ft ifcni ay Before you hit a low percentage tirst serve, make sure you have a strong, accurate second serve. You should be able to hit -your second serve to the opponent's weaker side, deep and with spin. It you can do this 10 times in a row, then you can afford to hit a lower percentage first serve.

twerce A reliable second serve gives you the freedom to do more with your first serve. A common mistake is to take a wild swing at the first serve, and hit a push, dink second serve. 3 Griffey Sea RHdsnOak Guillen Chi DParker MM Plmero Tex Jacoby Cle EMertinei Sea Harper Min Seltzer KC Puckett Min Trammel Del Fielder. Detroit, 27; Gruber. Toronto, 20, McGwire.

Oakland. 20; Bell. Toronto, 17; McGrlff. Toronto, 17; Kittle. Chicago, 16, BJackson, Kansas City.

IS. Parrish. California. Runs Batlad In Fielder, Detroit, 70; Gruber. Toronto.

65; Belt, -Toronto, 57; DParker, Milwaukee, 52 1 Leonard, Se- -attla, McGwira, Oakland, 52; Cansaco. Oakland, 50, Trammall, Detroit, 4 Pitching 7 Decisions) BJones. Chicago, 10 I. .909, Welch, Oakland, 13-2. .867.

King, Chicago, 6 2. 800; Boddickar, Boston. 11 3, 786; Stieb, Toronto. 10 3, 769; Candiotti. Cleveland, 9 3, Clemens, Boston.

12 4. RJohnson, Seattle, 9 3. .750 Chicago 020 201 000-5 Los Angelas 200 001 000-3 LHarris, Sandberg DP Los Angeles 2. LOB Chicago, Los Angeles 11. 2B Girard! 2, Scioscia 2.

Gibson, Brooks. HR-Murray OO). Wynne (4). SB Gibson (5). IP ER BB SO go.

844,727. 4, Jos Urlbt, San Francisco, 460,194 5, Spike Owan, Montreal, 416.022. 6. Garry Templeton. San Diego.

324,188 7, Jay Bell, Pittsburgh, 279.948 Alfredo Griffin, Los Angelas, 240,849 J9, 'Kevin liter, New York, 194.093 10. Dickie Thon, Philadelphia, 174,594. it, Rafael Ramiraf, Houston. 12, Jatf Blaus-er, Atlanta, 42,823. Outfield Andre Dawson.

Chicago, 1,622,640 2, len Dyk-stra. Philadelphia, 1.564,157. 3, Kevin Mitchell. San Francisco, 1,348,930, 4, Tony Gwynn, San Diego, 1,143,282. Darryl Strawberry, New York, 1,033.266.

6, Bobby Bonilla. Pittsburgh, 932,080. 7, Andy Van Slyka, Pittsburgh, 104,245. 1. Eric Davit, Cincinnati, 601,215.

9, Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh, 595,759. 10, Tim Raines, Montreal. 583.255. II, Willi McGa. St.

Louis. 518,069. 12, Vine Coleman, St. Louis. 504,116.

13, Joa Carter, San Diego, 498.294. 14, Jerome Wel-ton, Chicago, 435,538. IS, Brett Butler, San Francisco, 411,019 16, Marquis Grissom, Montreal, 392,230. 17, Billy Hatcher, Cincinnati, 298,564. 18, Dale Murphy, Atlanta, 296,449.

19, Larry Walker, Montreal, 293,042 20, Eric Anthony, Houston, 269,395 21, Kevin McReynolds. New York. 270,765 22. Von Hayes, Philadelphia. 262,458.

23, Dwight Smith, Chicago. 240,062. 24, Kevin Bass, Houston. 234,436. 25.

Paul O'Neill, Cincinnati. 26. Fred Lynn, San Diego. 216,191 27, Kal Denials, Los Angelas, 206,176 28, Hubie Brooks, Los Angeles, 151,742 29, John Kruk. Philadelphia, 141,307 30, Glenn Wilson, Houston.

127,280 31, Juan Angeles, 116, 73 32, Gere Id Young, Houston, 110,445. 33, Oddlbe McDowell, Atlanta, 104,016 34, Glenn Braggs. Cincinnati, 107.898 35. Lonnie Smith, Atlanta, 72.620 36, Keith Miller, New York, 66,691. STARTERS AB HR RBI AVG Catcher 186 28 59 9 33 317 First Base 313 58 90 14 56 288 Second Base 317 64 109 24 56 .344 Third Base 284 59 87 16 42 306 Shortstop 246 31 55 0 24 224 Outfield 267 41 86 16 54 .322 277 56 102 4 31 368 259 51 80 19 45 .309 American League All-Star Voting NEW YORK (AP) Final voting as released by Maor League Baseball of the American League team for the 6ist All-Star Game to be played at Wriglay Field on July 10- Catchar Sandy Alomar, Cleveland, 1,043,116.

2, Carlton Fisk, Chicago, 939,392. 3, Tarry Stelnbach, Oakland, 854,836. 4, Tony Pena, Boston, 698,897. 5, Pat Bor ders, Toronto, 370,237. 6, Lanct Parrish, California, 353,968.

7, Bob Boone, Kansas City, 290,012. 8, Brian Harper, Minnesota, 239,870. tL Mickey Tettleton, Baltimore, 225,487. 10, B.J Surhoff, Milwaukee, 194, 398. 11, Gino PetralH, Texas, 162,636.

12, Mike Heath, Detroit, 175,744. 13, David Valle, Seattle, 147,993. 14, Bob Geren, New York, 112,977. First Base 1, Mark McGwire, Oakland, 1,206,889. 2, Cecil Fielder.

Detroit. 1,151,099. 3, Don Mattingly, New York. 867,049. 4.

Fred McGrlff, Toronto, 502,601. 5, George Brett, Kansas City. 426,892. 6. Kent Hrbek, Minnesota.

317,391. 7. Rafael Palmeiro, Texas, 249,401. 8. Keith Hernandez, Cleveland, 241,234.

9, Wally Joyner. California, 231,110. 10, Carlos Martinez. Chicago, 202,43011, Dave Parker, Milwaukee, 192,375. 12, Randy Milligan, Baltimore, 108,832 13, Pete O'Brien, Seattle.

75,980. 14. Billy Jo Robidoux, Boston, 55,650. cammi Base New York, 1,184,890. 2, Julio 1, Steve Sax, New York, 1,184,890.

2, Julio Crews WP Valenzuela. 2:49. A 46,811. Expos 5, Reds 3 1 0 0 0 1 Giants The San Francisco Giants are frnally feeling at home at Candlestick Park this season. The Giants, who couldnt buy a victory in their first eight home games, completed a three-game sweep at Candlestick Wednesday with a 9-2 win over the St.

Louis Cardinals. The Giants scored eight late runs, including a two-run homer by pinch-hitter Bill Bathe in the seventh. That gave them 14 victories in their last 18 at home after going 0-8. STLOUIS Coleman If McGee cf MThmp cf Pnditn 3b Guerrer lb Walling rf Oguend 2b OSmith ss Pagnozzi Cwiisn ph Zelle DeLeon Dayley Jones ph Horton abrhW 4 3 3 2 3 0 10 1112 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 5 0 12 4 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 10 0 3 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 1110 110 0 33.9 9.1 Andersn Stubbs lb Biggio If Agosto GWiisonrf Oberkfl 3b Rohde 2b Gedman Gullcksn Puhl ph Schtzdr Candaei If Totals 4 I I 4000 3 0 10 10 10 4 1 0 0 4 2 3 0 2 0 10 Houston Now York 310 000 03-7 Enter. DP Houston 2.

LOB Houston 3, New York 7. 2B Elster, Gedmen, Oberkfell. HR-Strawberry (20), Stubbs 00, HJohnson 03). SB HJohnson 06). Gooden.

SF Anthony, Gedman, Marshall. IP 5 23 .12 3 23 8 1 ER BB SO Houston Gullickson Schtzdr Agosto L.4-2 Andersen New York Gooden 8-5 Francos, 15 2 46. A 48,072 Braves 4, Phillies 1 ATLANTA LoSmlth If Thomas ss Gant cf Presley Murphy rf Cabrer lb Justice lb Olson Infante 2b Tredwy 2b Glavine Luecken Gregg ph Boever Totals Atlanta Philadelphia PHILA 100 001 2104 000-1 000 E-LoSmith. DP-Atlanta 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB -Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 10.

2B Vatcher. HR Murphy (12). SB Ready (2), CHayee (2), Thomas (1). Combs. IP 623 ..113 ...1 6 13 ...0 1 3 ...1 .113 ER BB.SO Atlanta Glavine 5 Luecken Boever Philadelphia Combs L.4-7 Freeman Carman Akerfelds RMcDwII Freeman pitched to I batter in the 7th.

WP Combs. BK RMcDowell. PB Daulton. 310. A 18,286.

Cubs 5, Dodgers 3 StLouis W0 000 000-2 San Francisco 000 010 44 9 Coleman, Pendleton, Oquendo. OP San Francisco 2. LOB StLouis San Francisco 9. 2B 2SBSS 'War. IP Efl.tB.SO StLouis DeLeon L.4-7 4 4 3 3 4 Doyle i 3 3 2 0 1 Horton 2 3 2 ,4 2 2 0 Terry 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 Francisco Burkett 2 7 4 2 3 I 3 Brantley S.I2 2 1 0 0 0 0 DeLeon oltctied to 2 batters in the 7th.

HBP MThompson by Burkett, Litton by Terry. 2:48. A 25,530. Mets 7, Astros 4 NEW YORK (AP) Pinch-hitter Mikei Marshalls sacrifice fly snapped an eighth-inning tie and Howard Johnson followed with a two-run homer as the New York Mets beat the Houston Astros 7-4 for their 21st victory in 24 games. The Astros, last in the National League West, have lost 16 of their last 17 road games.

HOUSTON NEW YORK ab bl 3 110 4 12 0 3 0 0 1 ab bi 5 14 3 3 110 3 1 VJ Yeldlng cf Ramlrz ss Anthony rf HJhnsn 3b Magadn 1b Jefferis 2b All-Stars was the top-vote getter in 1987 and 88. For making the All-Star team, Clark will get a $25,000 bonus and McGwire $20,000. Sandberg hit .377 with 14 home runs and 25 RBI during June to win the NL Player of the Month award. Overall, he is hitting .344 with 24 homers and 56 RBIs. He has made only two errors and has 15 stolen bases.

far, hitting .224 witfi seven errors. But his 1,337,815 votes beat Cincinnatis Barry Larkin by 79,220. Larkin is hitting .317. Its partly a popularity contest, Larkin said The Wizard of Oz everybody knows him. Hes good for the game and he should be there.

As long as he plays, hell be voted in and I think he deserves it. If people take the time to punch my name on a ballot Ive Franco. Texas, 656,131. 3, Mika Gallego, Oakland, 520,371. 4, Bill Ripken, Baltimore.

512,052 5, Nelson Lirieno, Toronto, 389,324. 6, Harold Reynolds, Seattle, 379,661. 7, Lou Whitaker, Detroit, 357.703. 6, Scott letcher, Chicago, 155,083. 9, Willie Randolph, Oakland, 328,232.

10, Frank White, Kansas City. 242,332. 11, Al Newman. Minna- -sota, 227,373. 12, Jerry Browne.

Cleveland, 185,200. 13, Johnny Ray. California, 170,376. 14, Marty Barrett, Boston, 151.392. 15, Jim Gantner, Milwaukee, 143.091.

Third Base 1, Wade Boggs, Boston, 1,291,273. 2, Kelly Gruber, Toronto, 1,167,506. 3, Carney Lansford, Oakland, 882,099. 4, Gary Gaetti, Minnesota, 410,749. 5, Paul Molitor, Milwaukee, 353,734.

6, Robin Ventura, Chicago, 334,539. 7, Kevin Kansas City, 285,677. 8, Brook Jacoby, Cleveland, 247,408. 9, Steve Buechele, Texas. 205,385.

10, Jay Howell, California. 116,796. 11, Darnell Coles, Detroit, 112,768. 12. Tony Phillips.

Oetroit. 112,603. 13, Craig Worthington, Baltimore. 106,783. 14, Mike Blowers, New York.

92,898. Shortstop 1, Cal Ripken, Baltimore. 1,202,202 2, Ozzie Guillen, Chicago, 1,054,370 3, Tony Fernandez. Toronto, 761,010. 4, Walt Weiss, Oakland, 734,581.

5. Alan Trammell, Detroit. 439,488. 6, Kurt Stillwell, Kansas City, 404,696. 7, Greg Gagne, Minnesota, 237,005.

8, Jen Kunkei, Texas, T52, 135. 9, Dick Schofield, California, 145,840 10. Alvaro Espinosa, New York, 138,144 11, Jody Reed, Bos ton, 136,297. 12, Bill Spiers, Milwaukee, 133,454 13, Rafael Santana, Cleveland, 94,862. 14, Ozzie Viz quel, Seattle.

80,134. Outfield 1, Jose CansecQ, Oakland, 2,313,091. 2, Ken Grit fey, Seattle, 3, Rickey Henderson, Oakland, 1,989,184 4, Bo Jackson, Kansas City, 1,394,109. 5, Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, 1,342,475. 6.

George Bell, Toronto, 587,183 7, Dave Henderson, Oakland, 525,735. 8. Ruben Sierra, Texas. 452.705. 9, Robin Yount, Milwaukee, 394,295.

10, Junior Felix, Toronto, 372,356. 11, Ivan Calderon, Chicago, 339.684 12, Candy Maldonado, Cleveland, 319,577 13, Mookle Wilson, Toronto. 307,302 14, Sammy Sosa. Chicago, 289,205. 15, Dan Gladden, Minnesota, 268,756.

16, Tom Brunansky, Boston, 261,731. 17, Mika Greenwell, Boston, 234,416. 18, Pete In-caviglla. Texas, 218,473. 19, Jim Eisenreich, Kansas City, 205,259.

20. Lance Johnson, Chicago, 1BC021. 21, Cory Snyder, Cleveland, 185486. 22, Dwight Evans. Boston, 174,919.

23, Jesse Barfield-, New York. 167,775. 24, Danny Tartabull, Kansas City, 164.479. 25. Ellis Burks, Bosfon.

163,271. 26, Jeffrey Leonard, Seattle, 160,474. 27, Chill Davis, California, 159,600 28. Gary Pattis, Texas, 150,745. 29.

Rob Deer, Milwaukee, 145,595 30, Roberto Kelly, New York, 122,810 31, Lloyd Moseby, Detroit, 122.133. 32, Chris James, Cleveland, 119,344. 33, Chet Lemon. Detroit, 117,854 34, Phil Brad-ley, Baltimore, 114,640 35, Randy Bush, Minnesota, 36, Devon White, California, 109,140 37, Mika Devereaux, Baltimore, 101,051. 38, Jay Buhner, Seattle, 96,025.

39, Steve Finley, Baltimore. 92,904. 40, Tracy Jones, Detroit, 86,078. 41, Claudell Washington, New York, 85,341. 42, Mel Hall, New York.

74.355. STARTERS AB. HR. AVG Catcher Alomar, Cla 217 26 65 3 31 300 First Base Second Base Sax. N.Y 292 38 81 I 18 377 Third Base Boggs.

Bos 283 46 85 5 31.300 Shortstop Ripken. Bat 291 41 75 9 39 .258 Outfiald Canseco. Oak 207 43 62 20 50 300 Griffey, Sea 305 51 103 12 40 .338 Hendersn, Ok .257 61 85 14 30 .33) Maior League Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press All Times EOT AMERICAN LEAGUE ist Division Dykstra Phi Sandberg Chi Bonds Pit TGwynn SD Alomar SD Larkin Cin Jeffaries NY McGee StL Home Runs Sandberg, Chicago, 24. Strawberry, New York, 20; GDavis, Houston. 19; Mitchell, San Francisco, -19; Dawson, Chicago, 18; Bonilla.

Pittsburgh, 17; MaWllliams, San Francisco, 16, Sabo. Cincinnati. 16. Runs Batted In MaWllliams, San Francisco, 66, JCarter, San Diego. 59; WCIark, San Francisco.

59; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 58; Bonds, Pittsburgh. 56; Sandberg, Chicago, 56. Dawson, Chicago, 54; Strawberry, New York, 52- Pitching (7 Decisions) Sampen, Montreal, 6 857; Burkett, San Francisco, 8 2, 800; Viola, New York, 12-3, Armstrong, Cincinnati, 10-3, Charlton, Cincinnati, 6 2, 750; RMartinaz, Los Angelas, 9-3, 750; Cook. Philadelphia, 5 2,. Heaton, Pittsburgh, 10-4, 7)4 Pioneer Glance By The Associated Press Northern Division Pet.

GB Great Falls (Dodgers) 12 2 .857 Billings (Rads) 8 6 571 4 Helena (Brewers) 8 6 571 4 Medicine Hat (Toronto) 2 12 .143 10 Southern Division Butte (Rangers) 10 4 .714 Sait Laka (Ind 8 6 571 2 Idaho Falls (Braves) 6 8 429 4 Gat City (Ind.) 2 12 143 8 Wednesday's Games Great Falls 5. Salt Laka 1 Medicine Hat 5, Butte 0 Billings 9. Idaho Falls 5 Helena 8, Gate City 7 Thursday's Gamas Great Falls at Sait Laka Medicine Hat at Butte Idaho Falls at Billings Gate City at Helena Friday's Gamas Great Fils at Salt Laka Medicine Hat at Butte Idaho Falls at Billings Gate City at Helena Idaho Falls Billings 400 001 000 5 9 520 000 02x 9 10 (8) and Orablnski; Dare, Hodges (7). Halliday (8) and Drablnski; lar. Fry (8), Ferry (8) and Nichols.

Tatar (I-L Dara (0 I) HRs Billings. Wilson (2). Tatar, 0) Medicine Hat 000 130 001- 5 10 1 Butt 000 000 000 0 7 1 Duey, Orman (8), Miller (9) and Loeb; Gies, Cardona (5), Ramharter (9) and Guggiana, Blevins (6). W-Duey (I 0). L-Gies 1) ETC.

Wednesday's Sports Transactions By Tha Associated Press BASEBALL National League HOUSTON ASTROS Placed Bill Doran, fielder, on the 15-day disabled list Activated Ken Oberkfell, infielder, from the IS day disabled list. BASKETBALL World Basketball League SASKATCHEWAN STORM-Released Anthony Taylor and Steve Babiarz, guards. FOOTBALL Canadian Football Leagut TORONTO ARGONAUTS-Released Don Ed wards and William Madden, defensive linemen; Bobby McAllister, quarterback; Brian Bedford and Tim Eubank, wide receivers; Gerry Ifill, running back; and Paul Kerr, offensive lineman. Brewers CmtiiTOecwfOttWRagMl Bt -Norris- grounded-into-an -inning ending double play. With a 7-2 lead things seemed to be in control for the home team but along came one of those duds.

Kevin McDonald was pitching masterfully for the first five only two runs five hits while striking out six Pioneers. He then promptly walked two batters on the minimum of eight pitches and gave up a RBI single to Chiyomaru which was followed by, a Gary Adams three-run homer, all with two outs, bringing Team Internationale right back into the game at a 7-6 count. Mark Rupp came on in releif, after Jim Heiigeist singled to center, to get Satoh to ground out ending the Gate City threat. Helena manager Gary Calhoun said, McDonald was throwing hard, but then got wild. It was a learning experience for me as well, as far as recognizing when a pitcher is tiring and when to bring in The Brewers got it going again in bottom of the sixth.

With two outs Castaldo lined his second double to center, Edwards intentionally walked and releif pitcher Trey Wilburn was brought in but walked the next two batters, the second of which brought in Castaldo giving Helena an 8-6 lead. Gate scored another run in the eighth to finish off the scoring at 8-7. Helenas record now stands at-8-6 and the Brewers are in a second place tie with Billings four games behind Great Falls. The Brewers will play Gate City again tonight at 7 at Kindrick Legion Field. TV SPORTS THURSDAY JULY 6.

1990 I MORNING 6:30 (D SpartiCtnter 7:00 GD Cycling Tour da France. (R) ES Golf Dlgatt (R) 7:30 89 Tannla With Van Dar Meat jR) 8:00 CD America's Horae (R) 10:00 CD Boxing's Greatest Hits The greatest moments in HBO's 1 7-year boxing history. (R) (In Stereo) 0 Wimbledon Tennis Women's Semifinal. From the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, England. (Live) 1 1 :00 CD Muscle Magazine (R) AFTERNOON 12:00 CD Saturday Night Thunder (R) 2:00 CD Legends of World Class Wrestling 3:00 CD K.I.D.8 (Ft) Major League Baseball's Greatest Hits Baseball Dynasties.

(R) 4:00 CD Thoroughbred Digest 4:30 CD SportsLook 6:00 (X) SportsCenter 6:30 d) PDA Bowling Ham'mer Senior Open. From Houston. (Live) 6:36 0 Major league Baseball New York Mets at Atlanta Braves. (Live) EVENING 6:00 GD Wimbledon Tennis Womens Semifinal From the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon. England.

(Tape Delay) 7:00 CD Boxing From Gardnerville, Nev. (Live) 8:30 CD Wimbledon Tennis Highlights 9:00 CD Baseball Tonight 9:30 CD Sports Tonight CD SportsCenter 10:00 CD Motorcycle Racing AMA Supercross. From the Oklahoma City, Okie. (T aped) 10:30 0 Wimbledon Tennis Highlights Dick En-berg, Jimmy Connors, Chns Evert and Bud Collins provide a wrap-up of the day's matches. 1 1 :00 CD Truck and Tractor Pull Championships (Taped) 11:450 Wimbledon Tennis Women's Semifinal.

From the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Wimbledon, England. (Taped) 3C TENNIS Wimbledon Seeds WIMBLEOON. England (AP) How waded player, Wednesday at the .33 million Wimbledon term, tournament Men Singles Quarterfinals Stolen Edberg (3). Sweden, del. Christian Berg-'ttrom, Sweden, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4.

Boris lecker (2). West Germany, def. Brad Gilbert (7), Piedmont, 6-4, 6-4, 6-1. Ivan Lendl (D, Czechoslovakia, def. Brad Pearce, Provo, Uteh, 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4.

Goran Ivanisevic, Yugoslavia, def. Kevin Curran, Austif, Texas, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (8-10). 6-3. GOLF Green Meadow Women Competition Tuesday In the Green Ladles Golf League was black marks, water, sandar 3 putts. Results include: 16-hole competition 0-24 handicap Low gross.

Mary Bryson, 89 Low net, June Easton, 75. Competition: 1. June Easton 1, 2. Barb Buda 2, 3. Shirley Purcell 3 2530 handicap Low gross, Marie Kail, ioi.

Low net, Betty Tucd, 76. Competition: 1. Mickey Naegele, 2. 2. Tie, Marie Kali.

Jeannie Livingston nt31-33andicap Low gross. 105. Low net. Barb Marks, 76. Comm on -1-jie, Barb Marks and Connie Dion 3, 3.

36 handicap and over Low gross, Mary Uttle and Lois Hughes, 119. Low net, Jo cPf' titlon: 1. Mary Little 2, Mary Pyfer 4. Jo Cope 6. 9-hole competition 0-35 handicap Low gross.

Ogt Erickson, 81. Low net. Sue Blacker, Competition. 1. Erickson and Sue Blacker.

3 Bernice Mitchell 4. 36 handicap and over Low gross, Terry Lytle, 58 Low net, Jo Keeler, 44. Competition: l. Terry Lytle, Altha Andrews and Jo Keller 3. Monte Carlo Open MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) Leading scores Wednesday after the first round the 3595,000 Monte Carlo Open golf tournament played at the 6, 285-yard par-69, Mont Agal course- Mark Mouland, Brit Hugh Baiocchl, SAf i Jose-Maria Canizaret, Spn 33 32-m Peter Hedblom, Swe -66 Ian Woosnam Brit 33 Sam Torrence.

Brit Emmanuel Dussart, Fro 343367 Constantino Rocca. ttl Jose Rozadllla, Spn JJ-J3-67 Peter Smith, Brit -3S-67 Rodger Davis, Aus T4 67 Mark McNulty, Zim 34-67 Greg Turner, NZ JJ-JfcJ n.uTd Ljgweilvrt. Brjt jj jj Migul Jbiwiwi. Spn Armando Saavedra. Arg Wavna Riley.

Au. i Mata Lannar. Swa A 34-3-e U.S.and Canadian Scor Jim Rvtledga, Can sf- Steve Bowman Bill Malley 4 Bob Smith a SIm Peter Teravainen 4 35T5 70 Bryan Norton Chris Cookson Rob Huff Ron Stelten J8-74 Scott HOCh 40-78 John Slaughter 39 3-'' SOCCER 1990 World Cup At A Glance By the Associated Press Ait Times EDT SEMIFINALS Tuesday, July 3 At Naples, Italy Italy I. (Argentina wins 4 3 penalty Argentina shootout) Wednesday, July 4 At Turin, Italy West Germany England I (West Germany wins 4 3 penalty shootout) THIRD PLACE Saturday, July 7 At Bari, Italy Italy vs. England, 2pm CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, July 8 At Rome Argentina vs.

West Germany, 2 m. BASEBALL A National League All-Star Voting NEW YORK (API Final voting as released by Maior League Baseball of the National League team tor ttw 6ist An Star Game to be played at Wngley Field on July 10 i Catcher 1, Benito Santiago. San Dego, 1,785.412 2. Mike Scioscia, Los Angees, 571.378 3, Todd Zeile, St. Louis, 570,971.

4. Terry Kennedy, San Francisco, 521.570 5, Craig fitggio, Houston, 391,924. i. Joe Gtrardi. Chicago.

347 042 7, Joe Oliver. Cnonnoti, 356,350 8. Mike LaVel-Here, Pittsburgh, JJ7 2H. 9, Nelson Santovema, Montreal, 323 032 10, Ernie Whitt, Atlanta, 2)1 481. II.

Oarren Daulton, Philadelphia. 140,992. 12, Barry Lyons, Cincinnati, 100 5)7 First Base I. Wilt Clark, San Francisco 2 211.243 Mark Grace. Chicago, 704 14 3, Pedro Guerrero.

St. Louis. 47t o2 4. Genn Davis, Houston. 477 460 5, Andres Gaiarreoa.

Montreal, 475,729 6. Jack Clark, San 0ego 343 Oil 7, Toad Benztnger, Cincinnati, 304 t. Eddie Murray. Los Ange-es. 250 423 Std Bream.

Pittsburgh. ttsosi io R'y Jordan. Pn.idiphta. 17 464 Mike Mersneil. New York, UHaaJ.

12, Nick Esasfcy, Atiema 74 5 5 Second Basa 1. Ryne Sandberg cttago 2 7S? 2 Roberto A km ar. San Diego JVC 3. De'tno Mitreal 50 1 704 4 Rot tv Tnompn San Francisco 377 eve S. Gregg 3efere Nee Torn.

350 574 Marano Duncan Cincrvati 342 6f 7 Jose Oouevto St lous ijt Jose Lnd. Pittsburgh, 2fc4lS 9. Tom Herp 245 24 10. B'l Doran Houston, J02 11, Jett Treadway. Atlanta, 03 Tturd Basa Chris Sabo Cncrnrt i 34 404 Matt Williams, San Frtx'co, I 53 3 Howard jonneon.

fcew York. 74.772 4 Tm Pratlech, Montreal, 74 14 5, Terry Pndeon. LOvlS, 51,399 6, tun Sa'aar Ocego ao.3it 7 Robertt San Oego 25 4 ken Ca rwrMti Houston, 77s 9. ees P- adei pna 144494 )0 Jett 19 tteuva-i 157 t. irt Pres 'ey Attache, lae 3 9 ij.

Hamilton, Lot Angetes. 117.349 I Ozzie Smith St LOUIS. 1 Barry Lar- kw Cincinnati, 1,258 595- A Shon Duns toe, Chce- 4 35 7 ner Montreal 500 2B- 000 OOx 5 -Galarraga, LOB Cincinnati 4, Montreal 6. Owan. Aldreta.

HR ONedl 01). IP ER BB SO Cincinnati Scudder 1-3 4 5 5 1 0 Birtsas 323 2 0 0 0 5 Layana 3 2 0 0 0 2 Mahler 1 1 0 0 0 0 Montreal OeMrtinez 8 5 3 3 2 4 SchmidtS, 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 HBP Walker by Scudder, De Martinez by Birt sas. 2 30 A 15,827. Padres 5, Pirates 4 PITTSBURGH Bckmn 3b Bilardeil JBell ss VanSlyk cf Bonilla rf Bonds If Bream 1b Redus lb LVIlierec Merced rf Lind 2b Heaton Belinda King ph Tibbs Totals Pittsburgh San Diego SAN. Ol EGO Roberts 3b Howard If TGwynn rf JCarter cf JaClark lb Alomar 2b Tmpltn ss RRynidsc Dunne Show Abner ph Rodriguz GHarnsp Totals ab bi 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 10 4 0 10 5 0 2 1 3 111 2 110 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 11 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 4 7 3 ab bi 3 0 10 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 10 .4 2 3 1 4 10 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 112 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 5 8 3 010 0014 100 00X 5 VanSlyke, Roberts, Howard DP San Diego 3 LOB Pittsburgh 10, San Diego 5.

2B Alomar, Bonilla. HR-Alomar (3). SB-Bonds (22), Bream Bonilla. HR Alomar (3). (4).

Howard SF Bonds Pittsburgh Heaton 10-4 623 Belinda 13 Tibbs I San Diego Dunne 1 Show 16 5 Rodriguez 2 13 GHarris 2-3 HBP Roberts by Heaton WP T-3 03 A 10,897 ER BB SO stra gets a $25,000 bonus for making the All-Star team. Perhaps the biggest oversight by the fans was Barry Bonds ninth-place finish in the NL outfield. Bonds is hitting .329 with 14 homers, 55 RBIs and 21 stolen bases. Defending division champion San Francisco and Chicago each placed two players on the starting NL team. Giants third baseman Matt Williams, who has 16 homers and 64 RBIs, finished second to Sabo VIO UUIUcia, rvolaj Willi OlJjiriO votes.

Im happy, but Im not surprised, Sabo said. I almost got elected last year and I stunk. Its a popularity contest. It doesnt mean youre the best by any means. It must means a lot of people want to see you play and I guess I had a lot of fan support.

The reserves and pitchers for both leagues will be announced Thursday. semifinals Court where the match had been scheduled, had trouble with his first serve throughout the match and' never established a rhythm. Its a tough court to play on because the wind is really blowing in on one side, Gilbert said. -But (Becker) put up with it well." Curren wasnt upset about playing on Court 1, but he was dismayed about the power of Ivanisevic. What can you do when a guy goes wide at 120 mph on his second serve, Curren said after barely ticking a service winner by the Yugoslav in the fourth set.

The next serve was an gee. I saw a lot of balls go by, Curren said. I dont think Ive been aced 25 times before. CHICAGO Dascenz cf Sndbrg 2b Dunston ss Salazar If Villanv lb Grace lb Ramos 3b Long Asnmchr Lancastr Wynne rf Girardi Harkey SWilson Wllkrsn 3b Totals got a responsibility, Smith said. To have the opportunity to play with the best is something special.

The fans dont worry about good or bad years. They just vote. San Diegos Benito Santiago was elected for the second straight year at catcher but will not be able to play because of a broken arm. Mike Scioscia of Los Angeles was the runner-up at catcher with 571,378 votes to Santiagos 1,785,412. Rookie catcher Todd Zeile was third with 570,971 votes.

The NL outfield consists of Chicagos Andre Dawson, Philadelphias Lenny Dykstra and San Franciscos Kevin Mitchell. Dawson will be making his sixth start and Mitchell (19 homers and 45 RBIs) will be starting for the second year in a row. Dykstra, the majors leading hitter at .368, is the first Phillies outfielder to be elected since Greg Luzinski in 1978. Dyk- stood almost a head shorter than Lendl but didnt yield anything when it came to attacking the net and booming back serves. Lendl has yet to play up to the leveT hes capable of so far at Wimbledon, and has struggled through four four-setters.

in. his five matches. Edberg, the third seed and a finalist last year, put on a classic serve-and-volley show on Court 14 against Bergstrom, a fellow Swede, as officials the program after the rain delay to have ail the matches played simultaneously. Becker played a power and lost just three points in seven services after he was broken to 3-3 in the first set. Gilbert, upset at playing on Court 2 instead of on Centre Lendl struggles to reach 9 Boston Toronto Detroit Baltimore Minnesota Texas Kansas City Wednesday's Gamas Seattle 3, Cleveland 2 Boston 4, Minnesota 3 Toronto 4, California 2 Detroit 10, Chicago 7, 12 Innings Kansas City 13, New York 6 Milwaukee 7, Oakland 1 Baltimore 9, Texas 4 Thursday's Games Boston (Kiecker 2-3) at Minnesota (Erickson 1 131) Milwaukee (Htguoro 'Seattle IHoftion 0-0) at Ctevelend (Candiotti 0-3).

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Minnesota at New York, 2, 5 35 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit. 7 15 m. Seattle at Toronto. 7 35 m.

Baltimore at Chicago. I 05 m. California Milwaukee. 15 m. a Boston at Texas.

8 15 m. NATIONAL LEAGUE (AP) Ivan Lendls grass jaw took a pounding, his legs buckled and he stumbled into Wimbledons semifinals Wednesday against a spunky little -slugger playing the match of his Jife. Lendl, the best player never to win Wimbledon, survived an uninspired effort that perfectly matched, the dreary, rainy English weather and beat 120th-ranked Brad Pearce 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 to set up a meeting with 1988 champ Stefan Edberg. Edberg, a 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 winner over Christian Bergstrom, had as easy a time as three-time chain- pion Boris Becker, who beat Brad Gilbert 6-4, 6-4, 6-1. Becker will next meet serve-blaster Goran Ivanisevic, who dealt out 25 aces in downing Kevin Curren 4-6, 6-4, 6-7 (8-10), Ivanisevic, the first unseeded player to reach the semis at Wimbledon since 1986, upset Becker in the first round of the French Open last month.

After a four-hour rain delay that scattered quarterfinal matches all over the All England Club, Lendl seemed as if hed just been woken from an afternoon snooze when he took Centre Court against Pearce, then ap- peared to sleepwalk through much of the match. Pearce, a 24-year-old former UCLA star who didn't get past the first round in his only other Wimbledon appearance in Pittsburgh New York Montreei Philadelphia Chicago St. LouiS Cincinnati San Francisco Los Anoeies San Dego Atient Houston Wednesday i San Francisco im 2 New York 7 HouSttm 4 Montral 5 Onc.nnatiJ Atiana 4, Phiidepnia 1 San Dego 5. P'tnovrgh 4 Chicago 5. Los Angeef 3 Thursday's Game St Loms (B Smith 41 at San 0ego (Bene 1.

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