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1 1 I I I I. 28 The Independent Record) Helena, Monday, July 23, 1990 GGCIXCOADD Play Better Golf with JACK NICKLAUS TV SPORTS a ANY flMATFuP.S SLICE OK HOOK SHOTS THEY ALIGN THE CLOtoFACE OPEN OK CLOSED AT ADDRESS THEN DELIVER. IT that ujfvy RT IMPACT. 4, hit Dale Earnhardt, Doolie, Chevrolet, 200, $22,800 -Oavey Allison, Hueytown, Ford, 200, 5,950. 6, (I) Mark Martin, Greensboro, N.C., Ford, 200, $21,050.

I 200 7 lV 650R 1 Rudd' Chevrolet, 8, (26) Butch Miller, Coopersville, Chevrolet, 200. $10 582, 'J24) Richard Petty, Randleman, Pontiac, 200, $8,675, JW) Terry Labonte, Archdale, Oldsmo-bile, 200, $12,450. Schradr' Concord, Chevrolet, (17) Bobby Hlllln Harrisburg, Bulck, 200, $9,550. 13, 02) Derrlke Cqp. Kings Mountain.

Chevrolet, 200, 811,350. (5) Harry Gant, Taylorsville, Oldsmo bile, 200, $12,150. 15, (23) Dick Trickle, Iron Station, NX Pont)-c, 199, 810.325. I most GOLFERS UJILV. HIT THE BALL STKAIGHTEST AND most I SOLIOLV ev RIMING THE cllhsfAce.

1 I SQUARELY AT THE OWTAAGET AS I THEY SET UP. TO THE SHO-f. 1 THAT'S foFCAUSE I most People instinctively mirror, at impact UJHftTEVEpL THfeV'VE DONfe ftT ADDRESS JCanseco. Oakland, DParker, Milwaukee, 64; Bell, Tofonto'61McGwlre, Oakland, 61. HITS Griffey, Seattle, 117; Trammell, Detroit, 108, Palmeiro, Texas, 107; Puckett, Minnesota, 1Q7; Seitzer, Kansas City, 107 DOUBLES JoReed, Boston, 33; Puckett, Minna sofa, 29; Sheffield, Milwaukee, 26; Boggs, Boston, 24; Calderon, Chicago, 24.

TRIPLES Fernandez, Toronto, 11; Sosa, Chica-go, Webstar, Cleveland, Burks, Boston, Felix, Toronto, Phillips, Detroit, 5. HOME RUNS Fielder, Detroit, 31; JCanseco, Oakland, 2fl; McGwira, Oakland, 24; McGriff, To ronto, 22; Gruber, Toronto, 21. STOLEN BASES RHenderson, Oakland. 42; Calderon, Chicago, 25; Sax, New York, 23; Pettis, Texas, 22; Kelly, New York, 21; Reynolds, Seattle, 21; WWilson, Kansas City, 21. i PITCHING (6 decisions) BJonet, Chicago, 10-1, .909, 2.15; Williamson, Baltimore, $-1, 869, 1.25; Welch, Oakland, 15-3, .833, 2.65; King, Chicago, 6-2, .600.

3 00; Stieb. Toronto, 12-3, .800, 2.98. Boston, 133; Ryan, Taxas, 126; Hanson, Seattia, 123; BWItt, Texas, 121; Langston, California, 120. SAVES Thigpen, Chicago, 31; Eckersley. Oakland, 30; DJones, Cleveland, 26; Schooler, Seattle, 26; Aguilera, Minnasota, 23.

TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Time Jf race' 4 014,. Margin of victory: 1.29 seconds. Caution flags: 10 for 36 laps. Lead changes: 21 among 8 drivers Faldo By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (279 at bats) Dykstra, Philadelphia, --J- Pittsburgh, McGee, St. Bonds, Louis.

Dawson, Chicago, Lap Leaders: Martin pola, Schrader 1-3, Sacks 4-23, G. Bodme 24-29, Sacks 30-36, G. Bodlne 37. Sacks. 38-40.

Bodfne 41 98, Sacks 99-106, G. Bo dine 107-109, Waliaca 110-112, Bodine 113-121, Wallace 122-123, K. Petty 124 126. Allison 127-139, G-Bodine 140-142, Cope 143-146, Bodine 147-162, Allison 163-173, G. Bodine, 174-178.

Wallace 179, G. Bo dine 180-200. 353 .324. Chicago, Sandberg, Canada Australia Romania Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Jamaica Mexico Poland Surinam Ethiopia Britain Brazil Avm like to get RUNS Sandberg, Chicago, 73; Bonilla, Pitts- burgh, 72; Dykstra. Philadelphia, 69; Sabo, Cincinnati, 67; WCiark, San Francisco, 65.

RBI MaWiillams, San Francisco, 80; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 70; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 65; WCiark, San Francisco, 65; JCartar, San Diego, 63; Wallach, Montreal, 63. ETC. HITS McGee, St. Louis, 125; Sandberg, Chicago, 120; Dykstra. Philadelphia, 117; Larkin, Cincinnati, 114; Tuwynn, San Diego, 114.

MONDAY I JULY 23, 1990 i MORNING 6:30 (X) SportiCtnttr I 7:30 CD PBA Bowling Hammond Senior Open. I From Hammond, Ind. (R 11:00 CD Rodao Calgary Stampede Finals. (R AFTERNOON 1 11:00 CD Drag Racing IHRA Gateway Nationals. From St.

Louis. (R) .2:00 CD AWA Championship Wrestling 3:00 CD K.I.O.S (R) 3:30 CD Sports Reporters (R 4:00 CD Motoworid (R) 4:30 CD Sports Look 6:00 CD SportsCenter 63 Tennis With Van Der Meer 6:30 CD Motorweek Illustrated EVENING 6:00 CD Women's Pro Beach Volleyball From Huntington Beach, Calif. (T aped 6:05 Goodwill Games Scheduled events include track 6 field, men's basketball (USA), swimming and women's volleyball (USA). (Live) 7:00 CD Waterskiing Wirtd Tour. From Lansing, Mich.

(Taped) G9 Prime Time Wrestling Hosts: Gorilla Mon-, soon and Bobby "The Bram" Heenan. 8:00 CD Surfing Cold Water Classic. From Santa Cruz, Cakf. (Taped) 8:30 CD Surfer Magazine Highlighul and pointers 9:00 CD Baseball Tonight 9:30 CD Sports Tonight CD SportsCenter ,10:00 QD Sporting Lite Building a racing vehicle from scratch. CD Truck and Tractor Pud Championships (Taped) 10:30 CD Outdoor Life Actor William Conrad goes angling for sailfish.

0:35 63 Goodwill Games Scheduled events include track 6 field, mens basketball (USA), swimming and women's volleyball (USA). (R) 1 1:00 CD ijiuto Racing HFC American Series. From Cleveland. (Taped) 4 1:30 CD Auto Racing SCCA Super Vees. From Des Moines, Iowa.

(Taped) 2:00 CD Fishin Hole I 63 Tennis With Van Der Meer (R) 12:30 CD Sports Latenight CD SportsCenter DOUBLES Wallacfi, Montreal, 28; McGee. St. Louis, 24; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 23; Guerrero, St. Louis. 23; Jefferies, New York, 23; Presley, Atlanta, 23.

TRIPLES-LoSmith, Atlanta, MThompson, St. Louis, TGwynn, San Diego, 5 are tied with 5. HOME RUNS-Sandberg. Chicago, 25; Mitchell. San Francisco, 24; Strawberry, New York, 24; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 20; Gant, Atlanta, 20.

STOLEN BASES Coleman, St. Louis, Yeld ing, Houston, 36; Nixon, Montreal, 32; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 31; Samuel, Los Angeles, 31. PITCHING (8 decisions) Burkett, San Francisco, 9-2, $18, 3.53; Sampen, Montreal, 7-2, .778, 2 60; Viola, New York, 13-4, .765, 2 27; Cook, Philadelphia, 62, .750, 3.29; TWIIson, San Francisco, 6-2, .750, 2.78. STRIKEOUTS RMartlnei, Los Angeles, 142; Gooden, New York, 131; Cone, New York, 117; DeLeon, St. Louis, 109; Smoltz, Atlanta, 101.

SAVES Franco, New York, 21; Myers, Cincinnati, 20; DaSmith, Houston, 18; Brantley, San Francisco, 15; LeSmlth, St. Louis, 14; Me Dowell, Philadelphia, 14. Weekend's Sports Transactions By The Associated Prats BASEBALL American League TORONTO BLUE Activated Glenallen Hill, outfielder, from the 15-day disabled list. Released Tom Lawless, Infielder. National League ATLANTA BRAVES-Acquired Doug Sisk, pitcher, from the New York Mats for Tony Valle, pitchers CINCINNATI REDS-Actlvated Jose Rijo, pitcher, from the 21-day disabled list.

Optioned Chris Hammond, pitcher, to Nashville of the American Association. HOUSTON ASTROiS Optioned Jim Clancy, pitcher, to Tucson of tho Pacific Coast League. NEW YORK METS Recalled Julio Machado, Goodwill Goms Muiti-medallsts By Tho Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) Tho multi-medalists at tho Goodwill Games through Sunday, July 22 Woman Four Janet Evans, Placentia, Cailf swimming, 2 gold, 2 silver. Three Nicole Haislott, St. Petersburg, swimming.

1 gold, 2 silver. Manuella Stellmach, East Germany, swimming, 2 gold, 1 silver. Two Kristen Klelgass, East Germany, swimming. 2 gold Krisztlna Egerszegl, Hungary, swimming, 1 gold. 1 silver.

Betsy Mitchell, Marietta, Ohio, swimming, 1 gold, I silver Janel Jorgensen, Ridgefield, Conn, swimming, 1 gold,) silver. Leigh Ann Fetter, Louisville, Ky I gold, 1 silver Danielle Hunger, East Germany, swimming, 1 gold, 1 bronze Dagmar Hase, East Germany, swimming, 1 gold, 1 bronze. Jania Wagstaff, Overland Park, swimming, 1 silver, 1 bronze Anke Moehrlng, East Germany, swimming, 1 sll ver, 1 bronze Natalya Trefllova, Soviet Union, swlmmlmg, 2 bronze. Elena Kozlova, Soviet Union, swimming, 2 bronze. Eltcher, eague.

Sent Jeff Innis. pi Tony Valle, pitcher, to Columbia of the South Allan tic Leaguo. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Placed Steve Lake, catcher, on the I5day disabled list. Recalled Tom Nieto, catcher, from. Scranton-Wilkes Barre of the International League.

BASKETBALL World Basketbell League WBL Suspended Ken Falkner, referee, for one game and tingd him $500 for retaliating physically against Andre Turner of the Memphis Rockers dur 3 GOLF didnt make any mistakes all week. Why would you expect him to make any today? Armed with a five-shot lead starting the final round, Faldo needed only a final round of 71, one under par, to post the second-best total of all the 119 British Opens, an 18-under-par 270. It was more than anyone else could handle. Stewart once to within two strokes, but a drive into a bunker on the 13th cost him a bogey, and he missed a 12-foot birdie putt he could not afford on the following hole. When Faldo dropped a 10t-foot birdie putt on the 15th, he was four in front with three to play and the old silver claret jug that goes to the winner was his.

When the lead got down to two, I was battling my mind, Faldo said. Not until it went back to three did I feel comfortable. A bogey-bogey finish dropped Stewart back into a tie for second 275 with Mark McNulty of Zimbabwe. McNulty closed up with the best round of the day, a 7-under-par 65. Stewart finished with a 71 in weather typical of this event when it is held in Scotland: gray skies, cool temperatures, blustery winds.

Jodie Mudd made a run at the leader until he drove into the rough and chopped up the infamous Road Hole, the 17th, with a double bogey. He shot 66 and tied for fourth with Ian'Woosnam of Wales at 276. Woosnam, too, once got into contention with a string of three consecutive birdies, but couldnt keep it going. Obviously, Id there, he said. He just failed to make it in one major ranking of world players, remaining fractionally behind Norman.

Silver trophies are more important that paperwork, Faldo replied. He certainly has the vote of Payne Stewart, the PGA champion who wore a bizarre, star-spangled ensemble in a futile attempt to overtake the front-running Faldo and his repetitive swing. Stewarts expression showed slight annoyance, like an adult answering the foolish question of a child, when someone asked if Faldo is the best in golf. Wouldnt you say hes the best 1 in the world? Stewart asked. The record says he is.

In addition to his 1987 Open triumph at Muirfield and two Masters victories, he took Curtis Strange to a playoff in the 1988 U.S. Open and just missed a playoff for that title last month. He is the first since Tom Watson in 1982 to win two majors in the same season, and the first since Watson in 1977 to win the Masters and British Open-in the same season. He did it in a fashion that has become familiar to his competitors: an almost mechanical pre- -cision with his shots, drives splitting the fairway with metronome monotony, irons arrowing into the greens. And absolutely no mistakes.

He wasnt going to make any mistakes, Stewart said. He ing a game July 17. MEMPHIS ROCKERS Suspended Andre Turner, guard, for two games and fined him $1,000 for not leaving the court after being ejected and bumping referee Ken Falkner during a game July J7. FOOTBALL National Football League DENVER BRONCONS Signed Mark Munford, linebacker, to a one-year contract. HOUSTON OILERS Agreed to terms with Willie Peguese, defensive end NEW YORK JETS-Agreed to terms with Rob Moore, wide receiver, on a series of one-year contracts.

Agreed to terms with Troy Taylor, quarterback, and Robert McWright and Tony Stargell, cor nerbacks. Signed Basit Proctor, iinebacker. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Signed Rusty Hilger, quarterback. Waived Rodd Olson, tight Six Valeri Belenki, Soviet Union, gymnastics, 3 gold, 2 silver, bronze 1. Five Vital! Scherbo, Soviet Union, gymnastics, 4 gold, I silver.

Four Lance Ringnald, Albuquerque, gymnas tics, I gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze Three Doug Gjertsen, Atlanta, swimming, 2 gold, 1 si I ver Matt Blondl, Castro Valley, 2 gold, 1 sil ver. Valeri Liukin, Soviet Union, gymnastics, 2 gold, 1 silver Steffan Zesner, East Germany, swimming, 3 bronze. Chris Waller, Mount Prospect, gymnastics, 3 bronze. Two Valentin Moguilnl, Soviet Union, gymnastics, 2 gold Melvin Stewart, Fort Hill. -swimming, 2 gold Jon Olson, Jonesboro, Ark swimming, 2 gold Tom Jeger, Rancho Bernardo, Calif swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Dave Wharton, Warminster, swimming, 1 gold, 1 bronze. Linyao Guo, China, gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 bronze Yuri Bashkatov, Soviet Union, swimming, 2 sil ver. Veniamin Tajanovich, Soviet Union, swimming, 2 silver Xiaoshuang LI, China, gymnastics, 2 bronze. COLLEGE ILLINOIS Suspended Brooks Taylor, basketball guard, indefinitely, for academic reasons British Open ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) Graded scores and prize money from Sunday's final round of tho $1.5 million 119th British Open golf championship played on the par-72 Old Course (a-de-notes amateur): Nick Fald, Brtn, 8153,850 67-65-67-71270 Fyn Stwrt, U.S.

60 68 68-71275 McNIty, Zmb. $108,600 74-68-68-65275 Jodie Mudd, U.S. $72,400 72-66-72-66276 Ian Wsnm, Brtn, $72,400 68-69-70-69276 I.Bakr Fnch, As. $51,585 68-72 M-73 277 Greg Normn, As. $51,585 66-66-76-69277 Hammnd, U.S.

$39,820 70-71-68-70279 Steve Pate, U.S. $39,820 70-68-72-69279 David Grhm, As. $39,820 72-71-70-66279 Corey Pavn, S. 839,820 71-69-68-71279 Brodhrst, Brtn, $29,639 74-69-63-74 280 Robrt Gmz, U.S. $29,639 70-72-67-71 M0 Tim Simpsn, U.S.

$29,639 70-49-69-72280 Vljay Singh, Fill, $29,639 70-69-72-69280 Steve Jones, U.S. $20,181 72-67-72-70281 Mark Roe, Brltn, $20,181 71-70-72-6828! Sandy Lyl, Brtn, $20,181 72-70-67-7228) Mar Olzbl, Spn, $20,181 71-67-71-72281 Jacobsen, S. $20,181 68 70-70-73281 F.Nobilo, N.ZInd, $20,181 72-67-68 74281 Craig Parry, As. $14,359 68 68-49-77 282 Jams Spnc, Brtn, 814,359 72-65-73-72282 Darcy, Ireland, 814,359 71-71-72-68282 C.O'Connr Jr. Ir.

811,554 68-72-71-72283 Jeff Sluman, U.S. $11,554 72-70-70-71283 Lee Trevino, U.S. 111,554 69-70-73-71283 Fred Copls, S. $11,554 71 70-70-72283 Jose Rivero, Spn, $11,554 70-70-70-73283 Prlco, Zimbbw, $11,554 70-67-71-75283 V. Fernandez, Arg.

$9,276 72-67-69-76284 Ben Crnshw, U.S. $9,276 74-69 68-73284 Bryan Nortn, U.S. $9,276 71-72-68-73284 Mark Jams, Brtn, $9,276 73-69-70-72284 M.McCumbr, U.S. $9,276 69-74-69-72284 Larry Mize, U.S. $9,276 71-72-70-71284 Greg Powers, U.S.

$9,276 74-69-69-72284 Ronn Rffrly, Brtn, $9,276 70-7T-73-70 284 R. Floyd, U.S $7,632 Goodwill Medal Table By The Associated Press United States Soviet Union East Germany West Germany Netherlands China Italy Spain Hungary At A Glance By The Associated Press Northern Division Great Falls (Dodgers) 20 Billings (Reds) 17 Helena (Brewtrs) 15 Medicine Hat (Jays) 11 Southern Division Salt Lake Cty (Ind.) 19 Butte (Rangers) 18 Idaho Falls (Braves) 16 Gate City (Ind.) 7 Saturday's Gamas Helena 10, Medicine Hat 1 Billings 6, Great Falls 5, 12 innings Idaho Falls 9, Gate City 3 Butte 15, Salt Laka City 2 Sunday's Gamas Helena 11, Medicine Hat 3 Great Falls 4, Billings 3 Idaho Falls 2, Gate City 0 Salt Laka City 4, Butte 2, 11 Innings Monday's Games Idaho Falls at Gate City Salt Lake at Butte Helena at Great Falls Billings at Medicine Hat Pioneer League Lines cores Idaho Falls 002 ooo ooo- 2 i 1 Gate City 000 000 000- 0 6 2 Newman, Hodges (5), Hooo (6), Rohrwlld (9) and Wood, Drablnski (8). Fler, Espinoza (7), Martinez (8) and Noce. W-Hoog (2-1). L-Fler (0-4).

Greet Fells 0 800 000 4 9 2 Billings ...210 000 000 3 5 2 Mimbs, Piotrowicz (7) and Perez. Robinson, Duff (8) and Nichols. Mimbs (2-2). L-Robinson Bambino Andy North. U.S.

$7,632 Naomch Ozk, Jpn, $7,632 DonPooley, U.S. $7,632 Sam Torrnc, Brtn, $7,632 Derrick Cpr, Brtn, $7,632 Scott Simpsn, U.S. $7,632 Mike Huibrt, U.S. $7,632 Mike Reid, U.S. $7,632 Paul Azlnger, U.S.

$6,733 Peter. Fwlr, Astrl, $6,733 71-71-72-71285 71-71-7469 285 70-73-71-71285 68-70-75-72285 72-71-69-73285 73-70-69-73 285 70-70-70-75285 70-67-7375285 73-68-68-77286 73-68-71-74286 spnirs 1 Maas followed with a single but was thrown out trying to steal. Salt Lake ooo ooo Butt loo ooo 020 02 4 001 00 2 With the state title on the line in the afternoon game, Helenas defense turned in a good performance. Glasgow went down in order in the first two innings, thanks in part to a good running catch by Mark Seacat in right field to end the second inning. Keintz pitched the first three innings and allowed only one base runner, that on a walk in the third.

Helena didnt fare much better Tn the first two innings. Wilke drew a walk and Stohl singled in the first inning, but the Nationals singles by SneUman could not score. They left one on in the second as the result of an Glasgow managed just three But in the third they hits; including Guttenbergs Glasgow got a lead-off single by Paul Yoakum in the fifth, but again Keintz threw the runner out trying to steal. Wilke, the third Helena pitcher, retired Glasgow in order in the sixth to preserve the victory. Keintz pitched three inings, Stohl went two and Wilke pitched the last frame for Helena with Wilke and Keintz sharing the catching duties.

Offensively, Helena had only four hits, including a triple by Tavary, double by error Jobs, Boon (8) and McMullan; Dreyer. Patter- i. Boom i Wells (10) and Guggiana i (2 2). Mark O'Mer, U.S. $6,733 70-69-7374286 Lngr, W.Grmny, $6,733 74-69-75-68286 Montgmr, Brtn, 86,733 72-697471286 Michael Alin, S.

$6,289 667573-73287 John Bind, S.Afrc, $6,289 71727272287 Hale Irwin, U.S. 86,289 72-687572287 Eduard Rmr, Arg. $6,289 69-7174-73287 Michael Clytn, As. $5,837 72717273288 McCalllstr, S. $5.837 71-687574288 Danny Mjvc, Cnd, $5,837 69747174-288 David Ray, Britn, $5,837 71-697375268 Jim Rutiedg, Cnd, $5,837 71-69-76-72288 A.Sornsn, Dnmrk, $5,837 70-6871-79-288 David Canip, U.S.

$5,339 7270-6978289 Peter Bekr, Brtn, $5,339 73 687573289 Rgr Chpmn, Brtn, $5,339 72707473289 Jack Nicklas, S. $5,339 7170-7771289 Martin Pxn, Brtn, $5,339 68727475289 Davd Fhrty, Brtn, $5,022 74-697176290 Jorge Bmdt, Arg. $5,022 75-46-72 77290 A Saavedra, Arg. $4,887 72-69-7S7S 291 McKenzi, Brfn, $4,887 70717675292 J.Mar Cnznl, Spn, $4,887 72-70-7876-296 Wells (0-2). Mafar League Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press AM Times EOT AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Coaches named for Shrine Game GREAT FALLS (AP) Pat Petrino of Glasgow and Tim Kerr of Missoula Sentinel have been named as the head coaches for the 44th annual East-West Shrine Football Game scheduled here Aug.

11. Petrinos assistant coaches on the East team will be Terry Olson of Colstrip, Steve Schulte of Browning, Mike Gear of Sidney, and Rick Carriger of Glasgow. Assisting Kerr with the West squad will be Mike Battaiola of Whitehall, Frank Ciez of Ronan, and Mike Lyons of Sentinel. Trainers for the game will be Steve Gross of Anaconda and Shelley Carpenter of Dillon for the West, and Rami Williams of Dillon for the East, Training Camps for the two teams will open July 30 the East in Great Falls and the West in Butte. Pierce named cage coach at llarlem HARLEM (AP) David Pierce, the head boys basketball coach at Browning High School from 1985-89, has accepted a similar position in Harlem.

Pierce, who also formerly was head coach at Blue Sky High School, also will serve as guidance counselor at Harlem. In his five years at Browning, Pierce led his teams to two district championships, two divisional championships, and third-and fourth-place finishes in the state Class tournaments. scored the two runs they needed to win. Snellman singled and scored on a triple by Mike vary the only player back from last years state championship team. Tavary then scored what turned out to be the winning, run when Maas unleashed a wild pitch.

Glasgow scored its lone run in the fourth when Guttenberg led off the inning with a home run. homer and singles by Maas and Yoakum. The Nationals, now 16-5 on the season, will play, its first game Saturday at the regional tournament. The eight-team field there will include two teams from British Columbia, two from Washington and one each from Montana, Oregon and Wyoming. The regional champion advances to the Bambino World Series.

Baltimore 2, Chic, Amerltech Senior Open ACME, Michigan (AP) Final coreindprtze' money Sunday In the $500,000 Amerltech Senior Open being played on the par-72 Bear Course: Chi Chi RodrlgOez, $75,000 47-70-66203 Al Kellev, $40,000 69-7T7o3h) George Archer, $40,000 69-70-71210 7074-67-211 Mike Hill, $23,000 70-71-70211 Dave Hill, $23,000 68-71-72211 Gordon Jones, $23,000 68-71-72211 Don Massengale, $14,850 74-68-70212 Don January, $14,050 67-69-76212 Walter Zembriski, $12,500 71-73-69213 Paul Moran, $12,500 71-70-72213 Quinton Gray, $10,167 73-75-67215 Bob Rose, $10,147 7374-68215 Lou Graham, $10,167 74-71-70215 Don Bias, $8,060 7276-68216 Jim Ferree, $8,060 72-74-70216 Mcbee, $8,060 74 69 73214 Al Geiberger, $8,060 Harold Henning, $8,060 -6971-76216 Joe Jimenez, $4,600 72-77-68217 Charles Coody, $6,600 497573 217 Chuck Mehok, $5,307 7575-48218 Bruce Devlin, $5,307 -7574-69218 Billy Casper. $5,30) 75 74 49-210 Jimmy Powell, $5,307 7274-7? 2)0 Gay Brewer, $5,307 76-70-72218 Jim Dent, $5,307 48-7773210 Tommy Aaron, $5,307 48-74-742)8 John Paul Cain, $4,100 7473 742)9 Ken Still, $4,100 73-7373219 Tom Shaw, $4,100 Dick Hendrickson, $4,100 48 75-74219 Mike Fetchlck, $3,300 74-79-47 220 BobBrue, $3,300 7471-220 Dick Rhyan, $3,300 73 73 74-220 Terry Dill, $3,300 72 7274-220 Kansas City 4, Boston 2 Minnesota 2, New York 1 Milwaukee 10, Seattle 3 Detroit 8, Texas 1 California 5. Cleveland 2 Sunday's Gamas Baltimore 9, Chicago 3 New York 10, Minnesota 6 Seattle 4, Milwaukee 3 Cleveland 8, California I Oakland 3, Toronto 0 Kansas City 2, Boston 1 Texas 5, Detroit 3 Monday's Games Pat Miller hopes to follow in father's footsteps By TOM WATTS Associated Press Writer Baltimore (D. Johnson $-4) at Detroit (Tanana 5- 4), 7 35pm. Cleveland (Candiotfi 10-5) at Chicago (Hibbard 7- 5), 8 05 p.m.

Boston (Boddlcktr 11-5) at Milwaukee (Knudson 7-4), 8.35 p.m. New York (Cary 4-5) at Texas (Brown 117), 8:35 a.m. California (McCeskill 7-6) at Oakland (Stewart 12 8). 10 05 pm. Only games scheduled Tuesday's Oames Baltimore at Detroit, 35 m.

Kansas City at Toronto, 7 35 m. Cleveland at Chicago, 8 OS m. Seattle et Minnesota, 8 05 m. Boston at Milwaukee, I 35 m. New York et Texas.

35 m. California at Oakland. 10 05 p.m. I AUTO RACING NATIONAL LEAOUC Pat Miller was 1,743 miles from Detroit, and he had packed lightly. The 22-year-old right-hander was out of his element, but it didnt matter.

He arrived equipped with a major league slider and a famous last name. I didnt know where Helena was, Miller recalled. I said, This cant be. The Milwaukee Brewers picked Miller in the 19th round of the 1990 Major League baseball draft and assigned him to their Helena rookie-league affiliate in the Pioneer League. Im looking to make someone proud, he said.

It's my chance. That someone is Millers father, Bob who pitched for the Philadelphia Phillies i Pittsburgh New York Montreal Philadelphia Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles Houston San Diego Atlanta i 4 -Mi 3 knowledge, and he gets ahead of hitter, Coombs said. He can pick the spots. Millers stats arent major league material, yet. He sports a 2-3 record and a 4.64 ERA in 33 innings pitched.

But he is second in the league in strikeouts with 35 and has given up only four walks. In hif first start for the Brewers, Miller gave upjfive runs in three innings. I was nervous against Billings, he said. Ive never pitched in front of big crowds. But Miller got his rhythm back in his second outing, throwing a three-hitter.

He then pitched a seven-hit complete game victory before being knocked out in the first inning of a 14-3 loss to the Northern Division-leading Great Falls Dodgers last Wednesday. Im damn confident, Miller said. My dad says I have better stuff than he did at this stage. I have a major league slider and I throw strikes. While his pitching skills already have taken on changes, so has the Motor City lifestyle he was used to.

I was robbed in Detroit two weeks before I came here, Miller said. I dont have to worry about those things here. It's not like youre going to get mugged at the ballpark. Miller isn't the only son of a former major leaguer playing in the Pioneer League. Victor Perez, son of former Cincinnati Reds star Tony Perez, is playing for the Billings We played in the same college league back home, Miller said He played for Xavier, and I knew him when I pitched for Detroit.

For the meantime, Pat Miller, a big-city boy from the Midwest, is happy to be in Montana. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else, he said. Molson-lndy TORONTO (AP) Results of Sunday's Molson-lndy race, with starting position parentheses, driver, hometown or country, type of car, laps completed, reason out it any, prize money and winner's average speed In mph. 1, () Al Unser Jr, Albuquerque, Lola-Chevrolet, 94 38 908. 75 997 2, (2) Michael Andretti, Nazareth, Loie- Chevrolet, 94 $102 954 3, (13) Eddie Cheever, Indianapolis.

LoiaXhov-roiet, 93. $82 208 4, (I) Danny Sullivan, Aspon, Ponsko-Chevroiet. 93. $73,658 5, (9) Ane Luyendyk, Netherlands, Lola Chevrolet, 9J, $62 008 4. (3) Mario Andretti, Nazareth, Pa LoiaXhov-rolet, 93.

$55 108 7, (12) Dider Theys. Belgium, 1989 Ponsko-Buick, 92, $48 708 8. (20) Dominic Dobson, Fairfax, Lola- Cosworth. 92. $34,454 9, 09) Scott Goodyear, Canada, 1989 Lola Judd.

t. $24,200. 10. (U) Raul Boesel, Brazil, 199 Lot a-Judd. 91, )l, (22) Mike Groff, Northridga, Loie-Coo-worth.

91, 134 12, (6) Rick Meers, Bakersfield, Califs Pensko-Chevrolet 91, $32 708 )3. (10) John Andretti. Indianapolis, March-Porsche 91. $2 1 000 14, (15) Scott Breyton, Coldwator, Lola-Cosworth 90 $29 508 15 (5) Too Fatx, Italy, March Porsche. 89, $29 508 14 (27) A J.

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Gruber. Toronto, 76; the 1950s and has been baseball coach at the University of Detroit for 28 years. Hes my hero, my childhood idol, said the younger Miller, who played for his father on a four-year college baseball scholarship. My room back in Detroit is covered with pictures and newspaper clippings of my father. Bob Miller started the fourth game of the 1950 World Series against the New York Yankees.

He played 10 years with the Philadelphia organization and rubbed shoulders with Hall of Famers like Robin Roberts, Joe Dimaggio, Hank Aaron and Willie Mays. I've always had this dream since I was a little kid to make it in pro ball, said Pat Miller. I want to be just like my dad. Miller knew httle about the Pioneer League which also includes Butte, Great Falls and Billings in Montana, Idaho Falls and Pocatello in Idaho, Salt Lake City, and Medicine Hat in Canada. But he probably as relieved to hear that players like Cecil Fielder, Ryne Sandberg Pat Miller delivers a pitch in a recent game.

(Staff photo by George Lane) and Julio Franco all started their pro careers in the Pioneer League. Tve always been a starter, and I think they like me as a starter, Miller said. Im going to be a pitcher who's not going to dominate, but I'm going to throw a lot of strikes and not walk people. Helena Brewers pitching coach Mike Coombs agrees. He has good command of his pitches, good.