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TIMES-ADVOCATE, Escondido, Saturday, October 1,1988 B7 Alomar, Martinez lead Padres win Winslow Continued from page B1 that Kellen isnt playing for us in 1988. He obviously has left large shoes to fill. Coach A1 Saunders, always a big Winslow supporter, said: Kellen Winslow has been a great player for this organization. It was a real honor for me to have been able to coach him as a position coach during some of the years when he was the greatest tight end in the Na- -tional Football League. It was a special opportunity to be involved last year when he made, in my estimation, one of the greatest comebacks in professional sports.

Winslow suffered a major knee injury in 1984 and underwent reconstructive surgery that kept him out of action nearly one year. He had finally made it all the way back last season when he was voted to his fifth Pro Bowl in nine seasons. Winslow, who caught 53 passes for 519 yards and three touchdowns think this has hurt my While Ortmayer wouldnt respond to any criticisms leveled by Winslow, he said the club had no other choice. Im aware that Kellen has been disturbed by the fact that he was listed as suspended, he said. I think thats unfortunate, but everybody has to be someplace.

The NFL requires that everybody be somewhere. I dont necessarily believe that the term suspended connotes or denotes anything other than the fact that the NFL requires everybody to be somewhere. Saunders made it official Friday: Billy Ray Smith will start at outside linebacker Sunday against Denver. Saunders said Smith will start in place of David Brandon, except Brandon hasnt started in two weeks as the Chargers have played with only three linebackers. Look instead for Smith to replace Gary Plummer.

last season, finished his career with 541 receptions 14th on the all-time list for 6,741 yards and 45 touchdowns. Although he led the NFL in receiving twice, Winslow will probably be remembered most for two things: refining the position of tight end with his speed and flair for catching the ball, and for his memorable performance in a 41-38 playoff win over Miami in 1981 when he caught 13 passes for 166 yards and blocked the potential game-winning field goal to send the game into overtime. The ending to Winslows career was handled awkwardly by the Chargers. According to Winslow, the team stripped him of his dignity by placing him on the suspended list. I would hope people would know my situation well enough to realize that I was suspended even though I did nothing wrong, said Winslow.

Unfortunately, some people will see that Im on the list and assume it was for drugs. I HOUSTON (AP) San Diegos Roberto Alomar and Carmelo Martinez provided a one-two punch too tough for the Houston Astros to handle Friday night. Alomar got four straight hits and scored three runs and Martinez drove in three runs, leading the Padres to a 5-1 victory. I feel good at the plate, Martinez said. I do my best when I get a chance to play.

Its nice to know when you go 0-for-4 one day, youll still be in the lineup the next day. Alomar drove in two runs with a third-dnning single and singled home another run in the fifth. He also singled in the ninth. I felt real good the second half this season, not swinging at bad pitches, Alomar said. Im taking more pitches and seeing the ball better.

Padres Manager Jack McKeon said the season was ending too soon. Weve got one goal and that was to finish .500, he said. I wish the season wasnt ending now. The Padres are now 81-78 with two games remaining. They still have a chance of passing the Astros and San Francisco Giants in the race for third place.

Houston starter Dave Meads, 3-1, was pelted by Alomar and Martinez in the early innings. Martinez singled home two runs in the third inning, then singled home another run in a two-run fifth. Martinezs single in the third gave him his 12th game-winning run batted in this season and his 34th RBI in his last 36 games. Alomar singled and Dickie Thon walked to open the third. After Randy Ready grounded out to move the runhers to second and third, Martinez drove a single to centerfield to score both runners.

In the fifth, Alomar and Thon each singled and Ready drove in Alomar with a base hit. Martinez then singled off relief pitcher Danny Darwin, scoring Thon. Alomar got his fourth hit in the seventh inning, took second on pitcher Joaquin Andujars throw-' ing error and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ready. Houston got a run in the second when Glenn Davis led off with a double off Ed Whitson and scored on a single by Alan Ashby. Whitson left the game after the second inning when he twisted his right ankle covering first base on a double play.

Greg Harris, 2-0, pitched the last seven innings, giving up five hits. The Astros continued their weak hitting attack that has plagued them all season. I just have to keep saying the same thing over and over, one run isnt going to win many games, Astros Manager Hal Lanier said. Fairplex Entries Fairplex Results Medals Table Through 22 of 17 events on Saturday For Saturday, October 1, I960 Day 17 of a 18-Day Masting racea only Horse in post position order 82 Daily Double on races 6,7 1 11,12. 85 Exacta on a6 races except 5th.

83 Daily Triple on races 1, 10, 11. 82 Pick Six on races 5 thru 10. FIFTH RACE 1 116 miles Fillies mars 344 years old. 3-SaroStar 13.80 6 40 15Commanding General 3.80 Time: 1:12. 35 Exacta (1-3) paid 3580.50 TENTH RACE 5Miami Bound ...8.40 380 2.60 7-Slam Dance 8.40 4 80 5-Chip Of The Ice 3.20 Time: 1:44.3 35 Exacta (57) paid 3129 00 Pick Six Winning Numbers: (557-51-8) paid No tickets with 6 winners paid 6 tickets with 5 winners paid 35.243.60 Carryover for Saturday 331 462 65 Pick Six Pool 380.078 ELEVENTH RACE 9-Touch Of Tudor 22.00 800 5.40 5Lickety Splitter 5.20 3 60 2-Boldy Luck 3.20 Time: 1:17.3 35 Exacta (55) paid 3255.00 33 Daily Triple (1-59) paid 32.812.20 TWELFTH RACE 5Variety Baby ...4.20 2 80 2.20 2-Behind The Scenes 3.60 2 80 4-A Fabulous Time 2.80 Time: 1:43.

35 Exacta (52) paid 335.00 FIFTH RACE 3-El Ancon .24.60 7 20 5 40 1-Glass Passer 3.60 3.40 5-Bondeet 6.40 Time: 1:24. SIXTH RACE 5Super Journey .38.80 8 00 5.20 1-Dancrit 1 2.80 2.40 5Durability 6.40 Time: 1.44.3 35 Exacta (51) paid 3304.50 SEVENTH RACE 7-Gigi Gisselle ...9.60 4.00 3 40 4-Video Pirate 3.00 2.80 2-Heed To Speed 3 40 Time: 1:18. 32 Daily Double (57) paid 3231 .60 35 Exacta (7-4) paid 362 00 EIGHTH RACE 5Scientifc ...5.20 3.00 2 60 7-Infinite Magic 4.80 4 00 5Fool hearty 4.60 Time: 1:44.2 35 Exacta (57) paid 358.00 NINTH RACE 1-Bold Topsider .16.40 9 80 5.60 TENTH RACE 6W furlongs 3 year olds 8 up. Allowance Purse 833,000. Kayak Pairs 1,000 Finals 1.

Greg Barton, Homer, and Norm Bellingham, Rockville, Md 3:32.42. 2. Ian Ferguson and Paul MacDonald. New Zealand. 3:32.71.

3. Peter Foster and Kelvin Graham, Australia, 3:33.76. Kayak Fours 1,000 Finals 1. Hungary (Zsolt Gyulay, Ferenc Csipes, Sandor Hodosi. Attila Abraham), 3:00.20.

2. Soviet Union (Alexandre Motouzenko. Ser- rii Kirsanov, Igor Nagaev, Victor Demssov), 01.40. 3, East Germany (Kay Bluhm. Andre Wohl-lebe, Andreas Staehle, Hans-Joerg Bliesener), 3.02.37.

Women Kayak Fours 500 Finals 1, East Germany (Birgit Schmidt, Anke Noth-nagel, Ramona Portwich, Heike Singer), 1 minute, 4078 seconds. 2. Hungary (Erika Geczi. Erika Meszaros, Eva Rakusz, Rita Koban), 1:41 88. 3.

Bulgaria (Vania Guecheva. Diana Paliiska, Ogmana Petkova, Bonslava Ivanova), 1:42.63. American Finishers 9. United States (Traci Phillips, Honolulu, Hawaii. Shelia Conover.

Newport Beach, Cathy Marino-Geers. Shirley Dery-Batlik, Costa Mesa. Calif 1 47.94. Synchronized Swimming SEOUL. South Korea (AP) Final results Saturday the synchronized swimming event at the 1988 Summer Olympics: 1, Michelle Cameron and Carolyn Waldo.

Canada. 197.717 points. 2. Sarah Josephson and Karen Josephson. Bristol.

197.284 3. Mi-yako Tanaka and Mikako Kotam. Japan, 190.159. 4. Karine Schuler and Anne Capron.

France, 184.792. 5, Edith Boss and Karin Singer, Switzerland. 183 950 6. Mama Tschemiaeva and Tatiana Titova, Soviet Union, 182.667. 7, Nicola Shearn and Lian Goodwin.

Britain, 179.075. 8. Lourdes Candmi and Soma Cardenas. Mexico, 176.833. Soviet Union East Germany United States West Germany Bulgaria China Hungary Romania Britain South Korea France Poland Australia Japan New Zealand Italy Yugoslavia Kenya Canada Netherlands Sweden Czechoslovakia Norway Brazil Denmark Finland Switzerland Spam Morocco Jamaica Belgium Austria Portugal Surname Turkey Argentna Chile Costa Rica Neth Antilles Peru Senegal Virgin islands Colombia Greece Mexico Mongolia Pakistan Philippines Thailand High School ELEVENTH RACE IWmite POMONA DERBY 3 ytar olds.Total Purs 8104,900 srinnar 859,900 second 817,000 third 87,000 fifth 85,000 sixth 82,000 7th 8 8th 81,000 each Purs 8100,000.

Water Polo NON-LEAGUE Poway 15 Rancho Buena Vista 5 Rancho Buena Vista 0 3 2 0 5 Poway 2 7 5 1 15 Rancho Buena Vista scoring: Garrahy, three goals, Hale, Casper, one each. Goalie saves: Nicholson, five blocks. Poway scoring: C. Snay. four goals: Milling, three; Ostrom, T.

Kroepel two each; Giullianotti, Huey. Rogers, one each. Goalie saves: Pyle, nine saves; Noel, three saves. SEVENTH RACE El Camino 18, San Marcos 42 Rancho Buena Vista 17, Escondido 44 Rancho Buena Vista 17, Toney Pines 40 Toney Pines 23, Escondido 38 Individual finishers: 1. Jorgensen (RBV) 12 24; 2.

Hombacher (RBV) 13 09; 3. Gronow (RBV) 14 05; 4. Bates (E) 5. Valdovmos (RBV) 6. Hanson (TP) 14:21 7.

Munay (TP) 14 24; 8. Carting (RBV) 14 33; 9. Rozenko (E) 10. Westby (TP) 1447. Rancho Buena Vista girts 19, Escondido 41 Rancho Buena Vista 20, Toney Pines 43 Escondido 21, Toney Pines 37 Individual finishers: 1.

Cook (TP) 16 29; 2. Navarro (RBV) 16.54; 3. Viveros (RBV) 4. Meyers (E) 5. Lawrence 6.

Schott (RBV) 7. Cabral (E) 8. Millan (RBV) 9. Hernandez (RBV) 1748: 10. Wood (E) 17:53.

Bonita Vista 10, Orange Glen 9 Orange Glen 2 3 139 BonitaVista 2 2 3 3 10 Orange Glen scoring: DePuyl. Shaver, three goals each; Eberwein, Taft. Nungesser, one each. Goalies saves: Lopez, nine saves. a-Coupled Hector Palma Trained Entry TWELFTH RACE 14b miles Invitational Starter Handicap lyaaroktslup.

Purse $25,000. Junior College Water Polo NON-CONFERENCE Sen Bernardino 15, Palomar 12 San Bernardino 3 3 5, 4 15 Palomar 3 4 2 3 12 Palomar acoring: Tafoya, five goals: Goodrich, Butt, two each; Tomsheck. Scheiel, Johnston, one each. Goalie tavea: Quinton, nine Cross Country AVOCADO LEAGUE San Pa squat boys 23, El Camino 34 San Pasqual 15 San Marcos SO El Camino 15 San Marcos SO Individual finishers: 1. 0 Neill (SP) 17.34; 2.

Sanders (EC) 3. Winters (SP) 4 Villa (SP) 18 37; 5. Judson (EC) 1840; 6. Maldonado (EC) 18 50; 7. 0 Neill (SP) 18 54; 8.

Christensen (SP) 1859; 9. Daum(SP) 19:13: 10. Abbruschato (EC) 19:14. El Camino JV boys 27, San Pasqual 28 San Pasqual freshman boys 21, El Camino 47 San Pasqual girts 16, El Camino 47 San Pasqual 15 San Marcos 50 El Camino 20, San Marcos 40 1. Keim (SP) 2.

Hadley (SP) 3. Villasemor (SP) 1642; 4. Hernandez (SP) 17 00, 5. Marshall (EC) 6. Alleilerts (SP) 7.

Di-motf (SP) 8. Bergeron (SP) 9. Fox (SP) 10. Blunt (SP) 1746. San Pasqual JV girls 16, El Camino 47 San Pasqual 1 5, El Camino 50 PALOMAR LEAGUE Poway bovs 19, Fallbrook 42 Poway 22, Orange Glen 35 Orange Glen 21, Fallbrook 30 Individual finishers: 1.

Grgstad (P) 2. Schiebel (OG) 16.36; 3. Barnhart IP) 16 57; 4. Miner (F) 5. Keithty (P) 6.

Remys (P) 17:46: 7. Vogt (OG) 17.48 8 Cottefl (OG) 9. Dihz 1749 (OG); 10. Furteigh (F) 17:52. Poway boys 22, Fallbrook Fallbrook 21, Orange Glen 40 Poway 15 Orange Glen 45 Individual finishers: 1.

Rodriguez (F) 15 58: 2. Cortez (P) 3. Aronson (P) 4 Paz (P) 16.35; 5. Hardy (F) 16 42; 6. Schnurer (P) 16 50; 7.

Urizar (OG) 16 52; 8. Duvitte (P) 16.55, 9. Ramirez (OG) 17.08; 10. Malloy (P) 17:20. Mt Carmel boys 22, Vista 38 Mt Carmel 19, San Oiegurto 36 Vista 25 San Oiegurto 34 ML Carmel girts 16, Vista 43 Mt Carmel 20, San Dieguito 39 San Dieguito 25 Vista 36 Football Deals NFL Standings AMERICAN CONFERENCE Seattle at Atlanta.

10 a.m. Phoenix at Los Angeles Rams, 1 p.m., KMPC (710) Kansas City at New York Jets, 1 m. Cincinnati at Los Angeles Raiders, 1 p.m., Ch. 39, KOW (1450), KFI (640) Denver at San Diego, 1 p.m., Ch. 4., XTRA Boxing SEOUL.

South Korea (AP) Results Saturday from the boxing competition at the 1988 Summer Olympics: Light Flyweight (105.8 pounds) Finals Ivalio Hristov. Bulgaria, outpointed Michael Carbajal. Phoenix. 5-0. Gotd-lvaiio Hristov, Bulgaria.

Skver-Michael Carbaial. Phoenix. Bronze-Robert Isaszegi, Hungary, and Leopoido Serames. Phiitipmes. Bantamweight (111.1 pounds) Finals Kennedy McKinney, lUeen, Texas, outpointed Alexander Hnstov.

Bulgaria. 5-0 Gokl-Kennedy McKinney. Kileen. Texas; Sil-ver-Alexandar Hristov, Bulgaria; Bronze-Jorge Juko Rocha. Colombia, and PhajOl Mootsan, Thailand.

Lightweight (1 32 pounds) Finals Andreas Zuelow. East Germany, outpointed George Cramne. Sweden. 50. Gold-Andreas Zuelow; Silver-George Cramne, Sweden; Bronze-Romallis Elks, Ellen-wood, and Nerguy Enkhbat, Mongolia.

Welterweight (147.4 pounds) Fatale Robert Wangila. Kenya, stopped Laurent Boudouam. France. 0:44 second. Gold-Robe rt Wangila: Silver-Laurent Bou-douani; Jan Dydak.

Poland, and Kenneth Gould. Rockford, Middleweight (155 pounds) rncti Henry Maske. East Germany, outpointed Egerton Marcus. Canada. 50.

Gold-Henry Maske. East Germany; Silver-E- Marcus. Canada: Bronze-Chns Sande, and Hussain Shah Syed. Pakistan. Heavyweight (200.2 pounds) Finala Ray Mercer.

Jacksonville. knocked out Baik Hyun-Man, South Korea. 2:16 first. Gold-Ray Mercer. Jacksonville.

Silver-Baik Hyun-Man, South Korea; Bronze-Andrzej Golota, Poland, and AmokJ Vanderli)de, Nether- (Olympic record; old record 68.28, by Mac Wilkins, U.S., Montreal, 1976). 2. Romas Oubartas. Soviet Union, 2214 1-2. 3, Rolf Danneberg.

West Germany, 221-0 1-2. i 4, loun Doumtchev, Soviet Union, 21 7-1 0 3-4. 5. Mac Wilkins, Los Gatos. 2152 14.

6. Gejza Valent. Czechoslovakia. 215-10 1-2. 7.

Knut Hjeltnes, Norway. 213-0 1-2. 8. Alois Hannecker, West Germany, 207-7 14. 9.

Enk De Brum, Netherlands. 20510 1-2. 10. Mike Buncic, San Jose. 204-11.

11. Gueorgui Gueorguiev, Bulgaria. 200-10 34. 12. Imrich Sugar, Czechoslovakia, 199-8 34.

Women 1,500 Finals 1. Paula Ivan. Romania. 3 53 96. (Olympic record; old record 3:56 56, by T.

Ka-zankina. Soviet Union, Moscow, 1980). 2. Laiioute Baikauskaite, Soviet Union, 4 00 24. 3.

Tatiana Samoienko. Soviet Union, 4:00.30. 4. Chnstma Cahill, Bntain, 4:00.64. 5.

Lynn Williams. Canada. 4 00.86. 6. Andrea Hahmann, East Germany, 4:00.96.

7. Shireen Bailey, Bntain. 4:02.32. 8. Mary Slaney.

Eugene. 4:02 49. 9. Doma Ofelia Melinte. Romania.

4 02 89. 10. Fatima Aouam. Morocco. 4 08.00.

11. Kim Gallagher, El Segundo. 4:1625. 12. Deborah Bowker.

Canada. 4:17.95. 400 Relay Semifinals (Top 4 teams in each heat advance to finals) Heatl 1. Soviet Union (Lioudmita Kondratieva. Galina Maitchougina.

Marina Jirova. Natalia Pomo-chtchmkova). 42 01 seconds. 2. East Germany (Silke Moeller.

Kerstin Beh-rendt. Ingnd Lange. Marties Goehr), 42 23. 3. Jamaica (Ethlyn Tate.

Grace Jackson, Juliet Cuthbert, Merlene Ottey), 43.30. 4. Poland. 43 44. 5.

Netherlands. 43.48. 6. Bntain. 43 50.

7. Italy, 43 97, 8. Greece. 45.74. Heat 2 1 United States (Alice Brown.

Panorama City, Sheila Echols. Baton Rouge. Florence Griffith Joyner, Los Angeles, Evelyn Ashford. Walnut. 42.12.

2, West Germany (Sabine Richter. Ulrike Sar-vari, Andrea Thomas, Ute Ttxmm), 42.69. 3, Bulgaria (Tzvetanka llieva. Valia Demireva, Nadejda Gueorguieva. Jordanka Donkova).

43 07. 4, France. 43 66. 5, Canada. 43 82.

6, Ghana. 44 30. 7, China. 44 36. Colombia, did not start Finala 1.

United States (Alice Brown. Panorama City, Calif Sheila Echols. Baton Rouge, Florence Griffith Joyner, Los Angeles, Evelyn Ashford, Walnut. Calif). 41 .98 seconds.

2. East Germany (Silke Moeller. Kerstin Beh-rendt. Ingnd Lange. Marties Goehr).

42 09. 3. Soviet Union (Lioudmila Kondratieva. Galina Maitchougina. Marina Jirova.

Natalia Pomo-chtchnikova). 42.75. 4. West Germany. 42.76.

5. Bulgaria. 43 02. 6. Poland, 43.93.

7. France, 44 02. Jamaica, did not start. 1,600 Relay Finala 1, Soviet Union (Tatiana Ledovskaia, Olga Nazarova, Maria Pmigutna. Olga Bryzguma).

3:1518. (Work) record: old record 3:15 92. by East Germany. Erfurt, 1984). 2, United States (Denean Howard, Slymar, Diane Dixon.

Brooklyn. Valerie Brisco. Long Beach, Florence Griffith Joyner, Los Angeles). 3:15 51. 3, East Germany (Dagmar Neubauer.

Kirsten Emmeimann, Sabine Busch, Petra Mueller), 31829. 4, West Germany. 3:22.49. 5, Jamaica. 3 23.13.

6, Britain, 3.26 69. 7, France, 3.29 37. Canada, abandon. Shot Put Finals 1, Natalya Lisovskaya, Soviet Union, 72 feet. 11 1-2 inches.

2, Kathrm Neimke, East Germany, 69-1 1-2. 3, Meisu. China. 69-1. 4, fries Mueller.

East Germany, 659 34. 5, Claudia Losch, West Germany, 656. 6, Heike Hartwig, East Germany, 653 14. 7, Natalia Akhremenko, Soviet Union, 66-0 1-2. 8, Huang Zhihong, China, 65-0 14.

9, Cong Yuzhen, China. 64-7. 10, Svetla Mitkova. Bulgaria. 62-7 1-2.

11, Zdenka Silhava. Czechoslovakia. 61-10 1-2. 12, Bonnie Dasse. Costa Mesa, 57-8 34.

Tennis SEOUL, Soulh Korea (AP) Results Saturday in the tennis competition at the 1988 Summer Olympics: Women Singles Gold Medal Steffi Graf, West Germany, def. Gaboela Sa-batmi, Argentina, 53, 53. Bronze medal: Zina Garrison, Houston, and Manuela Maleeva, Bulgaria. Canoe-Kayak SEOUL, South Korea (AP) Results Saturday from canoe-kayak competition at the 1988 Summer Olympics (all distances meters): Men Canadian Singles .1,000 Finals 1, Ivan Klementiev, Soviet Union, 4 minutes, 12.78 seconds. 2, Joerg Schmidt, East Germany, 4:15 83.

3, Nikolai Boukhalov, Bulgaria, 4:18.94. Canadian Finishers 4, Larry Cam, Canada, 4:20.70. Kayak Singles 1,000 Finals 1, Greg Barton, Homer, 3:55.27. 2, Grant Davies. Australia.

3:55.28. 3, Andre Wohliebe. East Germany, 3:55.55. Canadian Pairs 1,000 Finals 1 Victor Reneiski and Nikolai Jouravski, Soviet Union, 3:48.36. 2, Olaf Heukrodt and Ingo Spelly.

East Germany, 3, Marek Dopierala and Marek Lbik, Poland, 3:54.33. BASKETBALL National Baaketball Association NBA-Suspended Duane Washington, forward. of the New Jersey Nets for at least two years for violating the league a substance-abuse agreement. NEW YORK KNICKS-Signed Rod Strickland. guard, to a multi-year contract.

FOOTBALL National Football League SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Announced the retirement of Wes Chandler, wide receiver. Detroit at San Francisco. 1 p.m. Minnesota at Miami, 1 m. Mondays Gam Dallas at New Orleans, 6 p.m., Ch.

10, KFMB (760), KNX (1070) Golf Schedule Southern Open COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) Scores Friday after the second round of $400,000 Southern Open played on the par-70, Green Island Country Club course: 63-67130 69-63132 67-66-133 67-66-133 68-65-133 68-67-135 67-68-135 66-69135 71-64-135 70-66136 Jeff Sluman Leonard Thompson Dan Foreman Mike Hulbert Lance Ten Broeck Steve Lowery Ray Stewart Gary Koch Bob Estes John Huston TODAY PRO BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Houston Astros COLLEGE FOOTBALL Oregon vs. San Diego State, 7 p.m. at San Diego Stadium Redlands at USD. 7:30 m.

COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY San Diego State at Stanford Invitational (Men) San Diego State at UC Santa Barbara Invitational (Women) COLLEGE MENS GOLF San Diego State at Nevada-Reno Invitational JC FOOTBALL Saddleback vs. Palomar, 1:30 m. at San Marcos HS Susan Sanders 36-3470 Colleen Walker 35-35-70 Danielle Ammaccapane 35-3570 Sally Little 34-36-70 Mara Bozarth 33-3770 Sue Ertl 36-3470 Lynn Adams 36-3571 Nma Foust 37-3471 JoAnne Carrier 36-3571 Tammie Green 34-3771 Robin Hood 34-3771 Jan Stephenson 35-3671 KannMundinger 34-3771 JaneCrafter 34-3771 Myra Biackwelder 35-3671 Sandra Palmer 37-34-71 Adele Lukken 36-3672 Jody Rosenthal 33-3972 Kns Monaghan 35-3772 Nancy Taylor 35-3772 Donna White 36-3672 Laura Hurlbut 35-3772 Anne Kelly 37-3572 Patti Rizzo 35-3772 Shirley Furlong 36-3672 Laune Rmker 36-3672 Carol French 35-3772 Dot Germain 36-3672 Kim Shipman 37-3572 Cindy Ranck 36-3672 Susan Tonkin 35-3772 rack JC CROSS COUNTRY MiraCosta at San Mateo, 11 a.m. JC MENS SOCCER MiraCosta at Santa Rosa. 2 m.

HS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL San Pasqual. Vista. Rancho Buena Vista. in Serra Toumamewnt HS WATER POLO Escondido Carlsbad Tournament HS FIELD HOCKEY Buffalo at Chicago. 10 a m.

Cleveland at Pittsburgh. 10 a m. Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. Houston at Philadelphia. 10am.

Indianapoks at New England. 10 a m. New York Giants at Washington, 10 a.m., Ch. 8 Vista. Rancho Buena Vista Serra On The Air Hockey NHL Waiver List MONTREAL (AP) Unprotected players available for selection Monday the National Hockey League waiver draft (g-goaltender): BOSTON Dominic Campedelli.

Dale Dunbar, David Jensen, Jean-Marc Lanthier. Carl Mo-kosak, Dave Pasm, Steve suyura. Blake Wesley. BUFFALO Jeff Hamilton, Jim Hotford, Ed Hospodar, Gates Orlando, Dirk Rueter, Hannu Virta. CALGARY Bob Bodak, Randy Bucyk, Rich Chernomaz, Michael Dark, Steve Smith.

CHICAGO Bill Gardner. Mark Lavarre. Steve Ludzik, Bob Murray, Mark Paterson, Kent Paynter, Victor Posa, Bill Watson, Behn Wilson, Wilson. DETTOIT John Blum, Jeff Brubaker, Louis Crawford, Peter Dmeen. Murray Eaves.

David Korol, Glenn Merkosky, John Mokosak, Jim Nill, Jim Pavese. g-Sam St.Laurent. EDMONTON Steve Dykstra, Mike Forbes. Steve Graves. Garry Lariviere, Mike Moller, Kent Nilsson, Craig Redmond, Mike Rogers, Jim Wie-mer.

HARTFORD Charlie Bourgeois. Chris Brant, Lindsay Carson, Mark Fusco, Stewart Gavin, Roger Kortko, Tom Martin. Brent Peterson, Mark Reeds, Larry Trader, Allan Tuer, Brad Shaw, g-Richard Brodeur. LOS ANGELES Bob Bourne, Mai Davis. Ron Duguay, Ken Hammond, John Miner, Lyle Phair, Steve Richmond, Phil Sykes, Gord Walker, Brian Wilks.

g-Bob Janecyk. MINNESOTA Todd Bergen, Jay Caulfield, Dennis Maruk, Andrew Ristau, Terry Ruskowski, George Servinis. MONTREAL g-Darrell May. NEW JERSEY Andy Brickley, Murray Brumwell, Chris Cichocki, Tapio Levo, Gord Mark, George McPhee, Jack CaHahan, Reio Ruotsalamen, Risto Siltanen, Allan Stewart, Doug Sulliman. NEW YORK ISLANDERS Glen Johanne-sen, Ken Letter.

Vem Smith, Jim Sprenger, g-Roy-don Gunn, g-Marty Wakelyn. NEW YORK RANGERS Anders Hedberg, Pierre Larouche, Andre Villeneuve, g-Ron Scott PHILADELPHIA Don Biggs. Warren Harp-, er. Willie Huber. Chris Jensen.

Mark Lofthouse, Gord Paddock. Mike Stothers, Marc Amour. PITTSBURGH Todd Charlesworth, Peter Lee, Bryan Erickson, Dave Goertz, Scott Johnson, Jimmy Mann. Randy Taylor, Troy Vothoffer, Mitch Wilson, g-Jeffrey Cooper. QUEBEC Dean Hopkins, Mike Hough, Claude Julien, Daniel Poudner.

ST. LOUIS Ron Finckhart, Ron Handy, Perry Turnbull. Alain Vigneault, Rob Whistle. TORONTO Normand Aubm, Mike Blais-dell, Marty Dallman, Jerome Dupont, Darryl Evans, Ted Fauss, Paul Gagne, Alan Hepple. Greg Hotham, Peter Ihnacak, Derek Laxdal.

Sean McKenna, Cam Plant, Dave Reid, Bill Root, Doug Shedden, Brad Smith, Greg Terrion. SEOUL. South Korea (AP) Results Satur-y horn the women track and field competition the 1988 Summer Olympics (all distances in iters) Men 1,500 Finals 1. Peter Rono, Kenya. 3:35 96.

2. Peter Elkott Britain, 3:36.15. 3. Jens-Peter Heroid, East Germany, 3:36.21 4. Steve 6am.

Britain, 3:36.24. 5. Steve Scott, Fallbrook. 3:36.99. 6.

Han Kulker. Netherlands, 3:37.08. 7. Kipkoech Cheruiyot, Kenya, 3 37.94. I.

Marcus O'Sullivan, Ireland. 3.38 39. 9. Mano Sttva. Portugal.

3.38.77. 10, Jeff Atkinson, Los Altos. Calif 3:40.80. It, Joseph Chesire. Kenya, 340 82.

12, Khalifa Omar Khalifa. Sudan, 3.41.07. 400 Relay Finals 1 Soviet Union (Victor Btvzgine, Vladimir Kry-r, Vladimir Mouraviev, Vital! Savme). 38.19. 2, Britain (Elkot Bunney, John Regis, Michael cfariane, Linford Christie).

38.28. 3. France (Bruno Mane-Rose. Daniel Sangou-I, Gilies Oueneherve, Max Monmere), 38.40. 4, Jamaica.

38 47. 5. Italy. 38.54. 6, West Germany, 38.55.

7. Canada, 38 93. 8. Hungary, 39.19. 5,000 Finals 1, John Ngugi, Kenya.

13:11.70. 2, Dieter Baumann, West Germany, 13:15 52. 3, Hansioerg Kunze, East Germany, 13 15.73. 4, Domingos Castro, Portugal, 13:16.09. 5, Sydney Maree.

Rosemont. Pa. 13.23.69. 6, Jack Buckner, Britain. 13 23.85.

7, Stefano Mei, Italy. 13:26.17. 8, Evguem Ignatov, Bulgaria, 13.26.41. 9, John Doherty. Ireland, 13:27.71.

10, Jonny Darnel sson, Sweden, 13:3044. 11, Pascal Thiebaut, France. 13:31.99. 12, Yobes Ondieki, Kenya, 13:52.01. 13, Gary Staines.

Britain. 13.55.00. 14, Paul Arpin, France, 14:13.19. Jose Regalo, Portugal, abandon. Discus Finals 1, Jurgen Schult, East Germany, 225 feet, 9 4 inches.

Seniors Challenge ROSWELL, GA (AP) First-round scores Friday the $300,000 Seniors Challenge played on the par-72. Horseshoe Bend Court- 34-34-68 33-35-68 32-36-68 35-3469 38-32-70 35-35-70 35-35-70 36-3571 37-34-71 36-35-71 35-36-71 36-35-71 38-33-71 36-35-71 35-36-71 35-36-71 36-35-71 35-36-71 37-35-72 36-36-72 36-36-72 35-37-72 37-35-72 37-36-73 37-36-73 36-37-73 33-4073 36-37-73 35-38-73 34-39-73 37-36-73 37-36-73 try Club course: Dick Hendrickson George Lartmng Bert Yancey Doug Sanders Bob Charles WaltZembnski JoeJiminez Jerry Barber MikeFetchick Jimmy Powell Bill Byars Charles Coody Jim King Gary Player Gene Littler Charles Owens Phil Rodgers DeanSheetz Bob Erickson Dave Hid Ken Stilt Harold Henning JohnFnllman DtckRhyan Bill Johnston Don Massengale JimFerree Lou Graham Doug Dalziel Chick Evans Charles Sifford Doug Ford Classic (delayed), 12 30 p.m. (ESPN) World Off-Road Racing Championships (taped). 9:30 pm. (ESPN) GOLF The Champions Challenge (taped), 1:30 p.m.

(ESPN) TENNIS TransAmerica Open semifinal round (delayed), 11 p.m. (USA) Radio COLLEGE FOOTBALL UCLA vs. Washington, 12:30 p.m., KOW (1450), KMPC (710) USC vs. Arizona, 6:30 p.m., KNX (1070) Oregon vs. Aztecs, 7 p.m., KFMB-FM 1100.7) until the conclusion of 5 30 p.m.

Padres gam when KFMB-AM (760) will pick up broadcast BASEBALL San Francisco Giants vs. Los Angeles Dodgers. 1 p.m., KABC (790) California Angels vs. Minnesota Twins, 5 p.m,, KMPC (710) Padres vs. Houston Astros, 5:30 KFMB (760) EXHIBITION HOCKEY Calgary Flames vs Los Angeles Kings, 7:30 p.m., KLAC (570) Today TV SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES Events available for coverage: boxing (finals), equestrian (individual jumping), men a volleyball, track (men marathon), water polo (finals), soccer (finals), men handball (finals), judo (heavyweight finals), men women's table tennis (finals), wrestling (freestyle finals).

9 a.m. -10 a 1 p.m.-4 p.m., 4:30 p.m.-9 p.m., 9:30 p.m.-11:30 m. (39); re-broadcast of earlier telecast (4) COLLEGE FOOTBALL Columbia vs. Perm, 9:30 a.m. (ESPN) Alabama vs.

Kentucky, 9 30 a.m. (TBS) New Mexico vs. Air Fore. 11 a.m. (51) LSU vs.

Florida, 11 :30 am. (8) UCLA vs. Washington. 12:30 p.m. (10); (delayed) 10.30 p.m.

(Pnm Ticket) Stanford vs. Notr Dame, 4 p.m. (ESPN) USC vs. Arizona, 6:30 p.m. (Prim Ticket) BASEBALL St.

Louis Cardinals vs. New York Mets, 10:10 a (39) AUTO RACING NASCAR Grand National Modifieds SAN JOSE (AP) Scores in relation to par after the first round Friday in the $300,000 San Jose Classic, being played on the par 36-3672, 6.370-yard Aimaden Golf and Country Club. course: Judy Dickinson Missie Berteorti Bonnie Lauer Chns Johnson MisskiMcGeorge 33-3467 35-33-68 34-35-69 32-37-69 35-34-69 33-36-69 34-35-69 33-36-69 34-35-69 35-34-69 32-37-69 35-35-70 AmyAlcott Kathy Guadagnino Juli Inkster Kathy Posttewait Nancy Lopez Kathryn Young Cathy Marino I.