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1 16 Scrantonian Tribune, Friday, October 6, 1989 AMERICA'S LINE National Mobley to head Triple-A Alliance SAN FRANCISCO ab bi 4 0 0 0 CHICAGO Walton cf Sandberg2b Smith If Grace lb Dawson rf Salaiar 3b Lancaster Ounston Girardi Bielecki Assenmchr Law 3b ab bi 4 2 3 1 3 2 11 4 110 4 13 4 4 0 0 0 3 111 10 0 0 3 110 3 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 111 4 1 I 0 4 2 3 1 4 12 2 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 10 2 0 10 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 5 10 5 Butler cf Trtompsn 2b' Clark lb Mitchell If MaWillms3b Kennedy Bathe ph Oberkfell 3b Bedrosian Sheridan rl Lefterts Brantley Litton 3b Uribe ss Riles ph Manwarng Reuschel Downtp Nixon rf Totals 35 San Francisco By Michael Roxborough FRIDAY'S FIREWORKS: Looking for some mind-bending college stats? Read on. Temple has covered only two of its last 13 at home. Wake Forest has covered eight of its last 10 on the road, Rutgers has covered six of its last seven as an underdog, and West Virginia has covered nine of its last 11 at home. Virginia has covered 11 of its last 15 on the road and 10 of the last 13 as a dog, but Clemson has covered six of the last seven at home and 13 of the last 16 as a favorite. Texas Tech has covered seven of Its last eight at home.

Army has covered five in a row as a dog, while Duke has covered only one of its last seven at home; Iowa State has covered eight of Its last nine on the road. Oklahoma has covered just two of its one-year term as president of the American Association. The two leagues will continue their joint operation from their current location in Columbus, Ohio, where Mobley will oversee the day-to-day business operations. "I am extremely honored to have this opportunity to serve the Triple-A Alliance as its new commissioner," Mobley said. "We have made a great deal of progress in Triple-A baseball and I look forward to helping continue the tremendous growth of the Triple-A Alliance, which had its two participating leagues the American Association and the International League set all-time attendance records for the recently concluded 1989 season "I am glad to continue my association with the International League, and I am extremely honored that the league asked me to stay on as league president in order to serve on the Executive Committee of the National Association for various upcoming important matters," added Cooper.

GROVE CITY, Ohio The Triple-A Alliance unanimously elected Randy Mobley as its new commissioner at its fall meeting. Mobley will succeed outgoing Commissioner Harold Cooper, who will step down effective Oct. 31. Mobley steps into the position after serving as administrator of the Triple-A Alliance since its inception in 1988. He had previously served as administrator of the International League.

The 31-year-old Mobley is a graduate of Otterbein College and earned his master's degree in sports administration from Ohio State University. He has been associated with professional baseball for 10 years. In addition, the two Triple-A leagues (International and American Association) which make up the Alliance elected separate league presidents. Cooper will continue to serve as president of the International League and will become one of the two Triple-A appointments to the National Association Executive Committee. Mobley was concurrently elected to a 33 9 11 9 000 200 021- 400 003 00x- Chicago DP San Francisco 2.

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NHL POCONO DOWNS PB Manwaring. Umpires Home, Froemming; lb, Tata; 2b, Quick, 3b, Williams, If, Marsh; rf Warvey. last nine at home and Just four of the last 16 as a favorite. Purdue has covered only one of its last nine on the road and one of Its last 12 as a dog. Notre Dame has covered seven of its last eight on the road.

Washington State has covered eight of its last nine as a dog; Hawaii has covered seven of its last eight at home. CIRCULAR REPORT: The circle 0 around the BengalsiSteelers game in the NFL is due to the questionable status of Bengal QB, Boomer Esiason. The circle around the Falcons-Rams game is for the questionable status of Atlanta QB, Chris Miller. The circle around the Chargers-Broncos game is for the questionable status of San Diego QB, Jim McMahon. In the college ranks, the circle around the Miami (Flat-Cincinnati game is for the doubtful status of Hurricane QB, Craig Erickson.

Home team in CAPS. Favorite Odds Underdog American League Championship Series BLUE JAYS PK A's Odds on a sweep (A.L.): A's 12-5. NFL Favorite Points Underdog Open Current Sunday 6 Brandymeade, Piontek 10-1 5 Leaving Time, Vitale 12-1 4 Britannia Arrow, Castellani 15-1 GOLF Friday's entries POST TIME 7:30 P.M. Listed by Gradad Positions Prob. Odds FIRST $1,100, Clg Pace Technician, Wasiluk 3-1 4 Unknown Talent, 7-2 5 Rolled Oats, Shoemaker 4-1 2 Darcy's Cornel, Biccum 9-2 1 Beaucoup De Classe, Lambertus 3 Count Questor, Karrat 10-1 7 Joe Charm.

FerrieroJr 10-1 Dancers Rockette, Benelos 10-1 SECOND $1,100, Cond. Pace (Continued from page 15) tinued their mastery of their Adams Division rival. Last year, Montreal claimed seven of the eight regular season meetings between the clubs and swept Hartford in the first round of the playoffs. The Whalers outshot the Canadiens 31-19 but Roy was larcenous and the Canadiens killed a five-minute penalty to Ryan Walter for boarding early in the third period. 2 Oscar Du But, Nixon 6-1 4 Thais My Ayres.Michalko 6-1 6 Kates Thunder, King 10-1 5 Noble Christopher, Wasiluk FOURTH $1,459, Cond.

Pace 5 Katiscool Rainbow, FerrieroJr 6-5 4 Secrets Fella, Beegle 3-1 3 GRs Stellar Slar, King 6-2 7 Marian's Tryst, Grodoski 6-1 6 Amity Valentine, Vitale 6-1 2 Champagne Brandy, Nixon 12-1 6 Ocala Super Ru, Brainard 12-1 1 Hy Passion, PedullaJr 20-1 FIFTH $1,200. Cond. Pace 4 Tibi's Prize, Edwards 3-1 Gok)i' Command. Shoemaker 4-1 i Lore Rulh, Lambertus 6-2 1 Meema Bess, Hohl 6-1 3 Student Body. No driver 6-1 Mister Mario, Carbon 10-1 7 Governor's Chance, Federico By United Press International $600,000 Texas Open At San Antonio, Oct.

5 (First Round) (Par 70) Lanny Wadkins 30-32 62 MarkWiebe 31-31-62 Tom Sieckmann 31-31-62 Dan Foreman 31-32-63 Steve Pate 31-33-64 Paul Azinger 30-34 64 DonPooley 32-32-64 Jim Booros 33-32 65 Donnie Hammond 33-32 65 Steve Haskins 32-33-65 2 Hal Hershey, Schadel 15-1 TENTH $1,200, Clg Pace 2 Holiday Fair, Nixon 2-1 7 Holiday Mood. Lambertus 3-1 8 Mr Froggie, FerrieroJr. 41 4 Rapid Royce, No driver 6-1 5 Nevele'sSon, No driver 6-t 1 Schubert Hanover, 10-1 3 Bromp, Vergara 10-1 6 TTs Prize Fighter, King ELEVENTH $1 ,400, Cond. Pace 1 Violator, Papadopoulos 7-2 7 High Speed, O'Oonohoe 4-1 8 Bio Rock Roll, Benetos 9-2 4 Fiddling Ben, Amarando 6-1 6 Red Flash, Martin 6-1 3 Impressive Win, Walsh 6-1 2 JJ's Regis, Baldasano 10-1 5 OarkslarLobell, MacLeod 20-1 TWELFTH $1 ,200, Cond. Pace 5 Direct Fame, Nixon 6-5 4 Lucky Lad, No driver 7-2 3 Ocala Slar Candy, O'Donohoe.

5-1 1 Bush Ranger, Popp 6-1 2 Ginger Val, Grodoski 10-1 6 0 Trouble, Papadopoulos. 10-1 7 Brilliant Decision, Moran 20-J 8 Fire Builder, Castellani 30-1 Best Bet: Katiscool Rainbow Best Longshot: Red Clay Boy SEVENTH $1,900. Cond. Trot 4 Snowvlll, Lambertus 6-5 3 Whal A Tagger, Burns 3-1 2 Mister Square N. Maker 9-2 7 Arnie's Gesture, Schadel 6-1 1 Toby's Treasure, Avery 8-1 6 Justarogue, Williard 8-1 5 Irish Hank Shoemaker 12-1 6 Heather, Williams 15-1 EIGHTH $1 ,100, Cond.

Pace 2 Tommie Blue Chip, Gill 9-5 5 Disco Maggie, Wise 7-2 6 Listen To Me. Watch 9-2 4 Nina's Charm, Mullin 5-1 7 Amanda Gray, Ernes 6-1 6 Santos Sweet, Grodoski 8-1 1 Champagne And Jazz. Wainwright 10-1 3 Lucky For Mia, Smith 12-1 NINTH $1,900, Cond. Pace 4 Amy's Comet, Lambertus 2-1 5 Tortica, Wasiluk 4-1 1 Monas Night Flash, Beegle 9-2 7 Bashful Boy FerrieroJr 6-1 6 Rebel MalC, No driver 6-t 3 Faint Praise. Vitale 10-1 6 Betktzza, Maker 12-1 0 Slappers, Reynolds JR Class, Fortna 1 PK (40) COLTS 3 3 (45) Giants 3 Rettina Anal.

Veraara Bills EAGLES Bengals 5-(3'i) 44Vj) STEELE RS 3'23'3 (45Vi) DOLPHI NS Browns Southern George, Roberts 12-1 4 3 Hale Irwin 29-36 65 Sabres Nordiques 5 Second Pick, Gummerson 5-1 4 Aaron's Only, Waslluk S-t Good Nite Lorraine, Finch 10-1 7 Fame's Fancy, Moran 15-1 Exit Sixtylour, Brown 15-1 THIRD $1 ,200, Clg. Trot I Armadale Skye, Papadopoulos 3-1 3 Sonyas Palm Sunday, Hohl 4-1 7 Abes Hap. FerrieroJr 1 Red Clay Boy. O'Oonohoe 6-1 Scott Hoch 34-31-65 Robert Thompson 32-33-65 i i SIXTH $1,100, Clg. Pace 1 GE' Stormy, Waslluk 3-1 2 Cs Skipover, Ferriero Jr 4-1 7 Little Bozo, King 5-1 6 Fragrance For Fun, Fortna 6-1 3 ZotT Karrat 6-1 MONTICELLO Sunbelt Skipper, Brennan 5-1 Friday's entries ippyHock uoy.

uoyne jr -i i Rebel, McAleese 6-1 Happy Rock Boy, Coyne Jr 4-1 Corporate Profit, Palmer 10-1 Smooth Motoring, Washington 9-2 Evanderlobell, Merlon 12-1 ae-Vou Got The Time, Smith ae-Mr Crackers, Clouser POST TIME 7:30 P.M. Listed in Posl Position Order Silent Gotcha, Romano 3-1 Gypsy Jam, Katz 5-1 Hondo Renvaeh, Merlon 6-1 Prob. Odds EIGHTH $1 ,600, Pace Linwood Breeze, FIRST $1,200, Pace Swift Justice, Seidner. 6-2 Verheyleweghen Fine Adios, Hayes Mid Niahl Blue. Gilmour 6-t 6-1 5-1 3-1 6-1 Sir Ron Fielding.

The Star Meyer Grounded, Giovannelli 3-1 BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) -Soviet defector Alexander Mogilny scored 20 seconds into his first NHL game Thursday night to send Buffalo to a 4-3 victory over Quebec, making former Sabre Rick Dudley's coaching debut a success and spoiling the return of Nordiques' counterpart Michel Bergeron. Mike Hartman scored two goals and Dave Andreychuk the other for the Sabres. Quebec's first goal of the season was scored by Hall of Fame right winger Guy Lafleur, beginning his second season since a four-year retirement. Usual scoring sources Michel Goulet and Joe Sakic scored the Nordiques' other goals.

Mogilny, who defected last spring from World Championships, scored the first goal of the 1989-90 season with a slap shot of rookie Dave Snuggerud's backhand passout from behind the net past rookie goaltender Stephane Fiset. Chazlin Khan. Proboer Minnie, i-araido. Tyler Bill, Stanley 7-2 6-2 9-2 5-1 Sweepstaker, Romano Condolence Skipper, Dzlengiel Cambrella Wynwood, Williams. Sheilas Scarlet, Gilmour ae-Slrategic Hanover, Ratti ae-George Marshall ae-Kupp, Greco ae-Flying Kazan Gilmour ELEVENTH $1,600, Pace Classy Clyde, Marshall 3-1 Hieiand John, Brown 4-1 Kash Cordial, Romano 5-1 Sea Storm, Kowalski 9-2 Robbie's Fella.

Brennan 10-1 Lazy Boy, Gilmour 10-1 Say Hey Fella, DeSimone 6-1 Armbro Buddy, Coyne Jr 7-2 ae-RivalGuy A.Vizzi ae-Mr Platinum, Dziengiel Selections 1 Sir Ron Tyler Bill, Jennt Rachel Lori 2 Oaklawn Parson, Adios Eagle, Atomic Power 3 tt I Only Knew, Lady In Red. Jubilant Fella 4 Silent Gotcha, Happy Rock Boy, Bret's Count 5 Fly Fly Willie. Cara's Gem, Pat O'Neal 6 Shorty Sam Robaco, Man of The Moment 7 Most Happy Strike, Butchs Best Dragon, Smooth Motoring 6-Grounded, Linwood Breeze, Chazlin Khan 9 Osborne's Muddler, Radford, Maverick 10 Armbro Foray, Skeeter Bowler, Pacers Dream 11 Classy Clyde, Armbro Buddy, Hieiand John Best Bet: Armbro Foray VIKINGS 1312 (41V,) Lions Oilers 4 4 (44) PATRIOTS PACKERS 7v-7'i (4V) Cowboys Bears S'-S OV'j) BUCS REDSKINS 8'-: 10 (45) Cards RAMS (10) (45) Falcons BRONCOS 7 (7) (43V7) Chargers SEAHAWKS 7-7 (42) Chiefs 49ers 4Vi-3'3 (42) SAINTS Monday JETS 3V-3 (45) Raiders College Football Favorite Points Underdog Saturday Pittsburgh 34 30 TEMPLE Wake Forest PK I N. CAROLINA Air Force 12'r-l4 NAVY Penn 2123'; COLUM8IA PennSt 4 5 RUTGERS WEST VIRG IB'? 14 Vlrg Tech MICHIGAN 34-34 Wisconsin CLEMSON 10-llVi (41) Virginia TENNESSEE 56 (37) Georgia GATECH PK PK Maryland Texas 9'j-8 TEXAS TECH Princeton 88 BROWN S. CAROLINA 12', 9 EastCaro Florida St 4 5 SYRACUSE DUKE 43 Army ILLINOIS 4 4 Ohio St INDIANA 18 17', 'Western Iowa St 11 KANSAS BYU 1212 Wyoming Michigan St 5 5 IOWA NEBRASKA 45-45 Kansas St OKLAHOMA 20-71') Oklahoma St Alabama 6'n MISSISSIPPI MINNESOTA Vj-'4 Purdue COLORADO 25 74 Missouri USC 10 9 39) Washington Notre Dame 20 20 STANFORD OREGON 3-4' i Wash St MIAMI FLA 34 39) Cincinnati HOUSTON 18'3 Baylor Tulsa I'j-PK SWLA Auburn 9 9 3 4 TUCKY TEXAS 1314 Rice LSU 33 Florida SO MISS 12' 2 13 Tulane Arkansas 1515 TCU MEMPHIS ST 1 (VI I Vanderbilt Colorado St 3 5 NEW MEXICO Utah 1V4-1 TEX EL PASO UCLA 1417-15 Arizona St HAWAII 17-16 Diego St NHL Favorite Goals Underdog CAPITALS Flyers JETS evan-W Rangers Loren Roberts 32-34 66 Billy Mayfair 32-34-66 Tom Kite 32-34 66 Bob Eastwood 32-34-66 Tommy Armour III 34-32 66 LonHinkle 33-33 66 Jim Gallagher 34-32-66 BobLohr 31-35-66 Hal Sutton 30-36-66 David Ogrin 33-34 67 Bob Gilder 34-33-67 Dan Halldorson 33-34-67 Jay Don Blake 31-36-67 Clark Burroughs 32-35-67 Kenny Knox 35-32-67 GaryHallberg 35-32 67 BillBritton 33-34-67 Bill Sander 34-33-67 Duffy Waldorf 34-33 67 Ray Stewart 33-34 67 Wayne Levi 32-35-67 Morris Hatalsky 37-30 67 Davis Love III 32-35 67 Gary Koch 33-34-67 Ray Floyd 34-33-67 DaveBarr 32-35 67 Steve Hart 34-33 67 Rick Pearson 34-33 67 Rick Dalpos.

33-34 67 Steve Elkington 34-34 68 Billy Ray Brown 35-33 -68 David Canipe 33-35 68 Ronnie Black 33-35 68 Corey Pavin 33-35-68 Mike Sullivan 35-33 68 Scott Verplank 33-35 68 Andrew Magee 35-33 68 J.L. Lewis 33-35 68 BobEstes 36-32 68 Bobby Wadkins 37-31-68 Jerry Pate 34-34 68 Nick Price 34-34 68 Jay Haas 33-35 68 MikeReid 33-35 68 JayDelsing 34-34 68 PH. Horgan S3-35-68 Roy Biancalana 33-35 68 Pat Mcgowan 33-36- 69 EdFiori 35-34 -69 Hubert Green 34-35-69 Brad Faxon 33-36 69 Bobby Clampett S3-36-69 Robert Wrenn 35-34-69 Doug Weaver 34-35 69 Rafael Alarcon 34-35 69 Robin Freeman 31-38-69 i Jersey Handy, Heck 12-1 Bret's Count, Faraldo 6-2 ae-Reign Rebel, Gruber ae-AII Summer Long, Clout jr FIFTH Trot Skoshi Tiger, Brennan 6-2 Pat O'Neal, Fiorentino 4-1 7-2 Call To Action, Borden 12-1 Fly Flv Willie, 3-1 Relish, Chindano 6-1 HW Overdrive, Katz 12-1 Slar Of Tanas, DiBenedetlo 5-1 aa-SMpper'i Angel, Gilmour SIXTH $1,200, Pace Robaco, Coyne Jr 7-2 Tina's Treat, Gilmour 6-1 Man Ot The Moment. Clouser 6-2 Yankee Tackier, Romano 5-1 Shorty Sam N.RiecoJr 3-1 Raven Majority, Hanna 6-1 Slick Oil, Marshall 6-1 Clocker Sid. Ratti 12-1 ae-Mogue'i Skipper, Chindano ae-Cediac, Foldi SEVENTH $1 ,600.

Pace Most Happy Strike, Spano 3-1 Alll Me, Tuccillo 5-1 Butchs Best Dragon, Coyne Jr 4-1 lusty Tradition, DiBenedetlo 6-1 Hilsuky, Borden 5-1 runos low, larerzky 9-1 Jenny Rachel Lori, LaGreca 6-2 Pace Atomic Power, Alper 6-2 Boom Towner, Katz 6-1 ChooChoo Over, Brennan 6-1 Oaklawn Parson, Minieri 3-1 Zektaberry, Kowalski 6-t Adios Eagle, Gilmour 4-1 Armbro Assault. Ratti 6-2 El Lobo. Small $-1 ae-M Hypertension, Bradbury THIRD $1,600, Pace Lady In Red. Gilmour 7-2 tl I Only Knew, Gilmour 3-1 Toots Wait, Ratti 5-1 Investment Only, 6-1 Jef's Jester, Romano 10-1 Jim Jam Magic Man, Petitto 6-1 Cambecky, Brennan 5-1 Jubilant Fella, Brown 4-1 ae-Raja Khan, Faraldo ae-Cuslan Van, Rice FOURTH $1 NINTH Pace Osborne's Muddler, Clouser 3-1 Devil His Due, Fold! 6-1 Maverick, Antonelli 9-2 Mellow Speed, Washington 6-1 Tara Deb Dream, Alper 10-1 Chile's Boy. Morales Jr 9-2 Mr Pilot, Gilmour 6-1 Radford, DiBenedettO 4-1 ae-0 A Mickey, Brennan ae-Cool Profit, Hart TENTH $2,500, Pace Skeeler Bowler, Romano 4-1 Armbro Foray, Brennan 3-1 Commander Wms, Boland 10-1 Anniversary Hill, Clouser 6-1 Pacers Dream, Giovannelli 9-2 Shootin' Bullets, DiBenedettO 9-2 Gambler Two Step, Kay 5-1 Witsend's Jargon, Ratti 12-1 Blue Jays (Continued from page 15) Bruins 5 Penguins 4 BOSTON (UPI) Cam Neely scored two goals and the Boston Bruins scored all five goals on the power play Thursday night in a 5-4 season opening victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Neely's second score, at 6:31 of the third period, snapped a 3-3 tie. The right winger, streaking through the left face-off circle, took Ray Bourque's cross-ice pass and beat Tom Barrasso on the short side. The lead moved to 5-3 at 11 :01 when Greg Hawgood's slap shot from the left point deflected off the skate of teammate Bob La Russa predicted Toronto would shut down Oakland's running game with Key, a southpaw. W'hitt has yet to throw out a baserunner (one Athletic has been caught stealing in the playoffs, but after being picked off by the pitcher). "This is the kind of challenge we like," La Russa said.

"The Blue Jays will be tough at home. We got to 2-0 because we're able to respect the Blue Lady Giants to host Morris in volleyball LA PLUME If Keystone Junior College's women's volleyball team was to receive a mid-term report card, it would likely earn an for ambition. With their initial season at the halfway point, the Lady Giants remain in contention for a National Junior College Athletic Association Region 19 postseason tournament berth. With seven games remaining. Keystone owns a 5-7 record which includes a 2-1 Region 19 mark.

On Saturday, the Lady Giants will take another step toward reaching a playoff goal when they entertain County College of Morris at 1 p.m. in Gambal Athletic Center. Note: The (V) after the current line denotes that Vandy opened up as a 1 -point favorite, but now the line has moved and Memphis State is favored. Open is the opening line for the week, current is the up to date line and Is the over under line for each game. Tom Pemice Jr 34-35 69 Carl Baker 34-35 69 John Adams 33-36 69 Gary McCord 33-36 69 Chris Perry 37-32 69 DonShlrey 31-38-69 20 at home since moving from Exhibition Stadium.

Toronto will follow Key with another left-hander, Mike Flanagan, who is 18-7 lifetime against Oakland and beat them twice at home this season, once at Exhibition Stadium and once in the SkyDome. Oakland will go with Bob Welch in Game 4. Rangers acquire Moller NEW YORK (UPI) The New York Rangers have acquired Randy Moller from the Quebec Nordiques for Michel Petit in an exchange of defensemen. TRANSACTIONS Sweeney and went under Jays. Barrasso.

The insurance score Toronto is 10-0 with its dome was the difference, a protecting the field and is 2-0 in Pittsburgh's John Cullen put games where the dome was put home his own rebound with 1:46 in place while the game was in remaining. progress. The Blue Jays are 34- Scrantonian Tribune iminoNsiiir SPORTS TRIVIA Hrrr'kair bens jiesliti aii iistfr far lefav'K giar: 0- I played college basketball for the University of Oklahoma. I was selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the 1989 NBA Draft. Who ami? I AMERICAN LEAGUE "CHAMPIONSHIP" By United Press International Baseball Baltimore Manager Frank Robinson and his coaching staff will return in 1990.

Basketball Cleveland Signed forwards Ron Grandison and Gary Voce. Chicago Acquired forward Ed Nealy from Phoenix for future considerations; signed free agents Jack Haley, Matt Brust, Mike Doktorczyk, Stewart Granger, Jimmy McClain, Adrian McKlnnon, Greg Spur ling and David Wood. Miami Signed forward Glen Rice; reached agreement with forward Eric Brown and guard-forward Mark Plansky. Hockey NY Islanders Signed left wing David Cnyzowski to a multi-year contract; right wing Brad Dalgarno retired. NY Rangers Acquired defenseman Randy Moller from Quebec for defenseman Micbel Petit.

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