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TIMES-ADVOCATE, Escondido, Tuesday, August 22, 1989 D5 Chargers Notes no-show for national TV By Kevin Scattareggia Times cate Sportswriter SAN DIEGO By Jim McMahon's terms, Monday was probably a calm day. But for what the Chargers are used to, McMahon's first full day with the team was eventful. The day was scheduled to start early for the former Chicago Bears quarterback, acquired in a trade Friday. McMahon, who celebrated his 30th birthday Monday, was supposed to appear on both NBC's "Today Show" and the "CBS Morning News." Because the shows originate live from the East Coast, McMahon had to be out of bed by 4:15 a.m. PST for a guest shot on the CBS show at 4:35 a.m.

and on NBC at 4:40 a.m. But as it got closer and closer to air time, McMahon was nowhere in sight. Throughout the morning, Today Show host Bryant Gumbel announced they were in search of McMahon, who could not be found. "We've got three people looking for Jim Gumbel informed viewers. NFL Preseason AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cincinnati at New Orleans, 5 p.m.

Monday's Summaries Vikings 24, Redskins 13 West Pct. PF PA Denver 500 34 48 San Diego .500 27 27 Seattle 0 500 28 27 Kansas City 20 L.A. Raiders 0 2 .000 27 64 Central Cincinnati 0 1.000 59 23 Houston .500 49 51 Cleveland 00000000. 333 59 65 Pittsburgh .500 38 42 Indianapolis 1.000 55 30 New England .500 34 32 N.Y. Jets .500 46 38 Buffalo .333 36 62 Miami 0 2 .000 30 NATIONAL CONFERENCE West L.A.

Rams .667 52 50 San Francisco 667 85 40 Atlanta 0 2 000 17 50 New Orleans 0 2 .000 14 41 Central Tampa Bay 2 0 1.000 68 23 Minnesota 47 Chicago 0 .500 35 44 Green Bay 500 51 51 Detroit 0 2 .000 27 60 East Pet. PF PA Dallas 0 0 1.000 47 23 N.Y. Giants NON 1.000 65 24 Philadelphia 667 50 49 Washington ON .667 65 44 Phoenix 2 0 .000 30 39 Monday's Games Minnesota 24, Washington 13 Los Angeles Rams 23. Phoenix 20 Wednesday's Game San Diego at San Francisco, 6 p.m., Channel 10, XTRA-690 Friday's Games Miami at Washington, 5 p.m. Detroit at Seattle, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday's Games Buffalo vs. Green Bay at Madison, 11 a.m. New England at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Indianapolis, 4:30 p.m.

New York Jets at New York Giants, 5 p.m. Cleveland at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Dallas at Denver, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles Rams, 6 p.m. Houston vs.

Los Angeles Raiders at Oakland, 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 27 Kansas City at Chicago, 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 28 Redskins 10 0 8 0 3-13 Vikings 0 10 14-24 First Quarter -Morris 11 run (Lohmiller kick), 4:15.

Was--FG Lohmiller 24, 12:30. Second Quarter Min-FG C.Nelson 20, 12:41. Min- 27 pass from Kramer (C.Nelson kick), 14:40. Fourth Quarter Was- -FG Lohmiller 24, 3:50. Min- -Rice 4 run (Beaty kick), 6:48.

Min -Bayless 1 run (Beaty kick), 11:31. Was Min First 15 28 Rushes-yards 26-110 32-147 Passing 106 362 Return Yards 52 36 Comp-Att-Int 13-36-1 22-41-4 Sacked- Lost 4-32 3-20 Punts 9-39 4-39 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards 5-40 7-47 Time of Possession 26:08 33:52 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Washington, Morris 15-79, Mickies 5-23, Byner 4-7, Monk 1-2, Kenney 1- Schedule TODAY PRO BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Pittsburgh Pirates WEDNESDAY PRO FOOTBALL Exhibition San Diego Chargers at San Francisco 49ers PRO BASEBALL San Diego Padres at Pittsburgh Pirates THURSDAY No events FRIDAY PRO BASEBALL New York Mets vs. San Diego Padres, 7:05 p.m. at San Diego Stadium SATURDAY PRO BASEBALL New York Mets vs. San Diego Padres, 7:35 p.m.

at San Diego Stadium SUNDAY PRO BASEBALL New York Mets vs. San Diego Padres, 1:35 p.m. at San Diego Stadium Quiz Answer Maroon and gold. But the search did not produce a McMahon. Finally, Gumbel told viewers, "The Jim McMahon watch is over." In the place of the colorful quarterback, NBC put a sound technician from the local NBC affiliate KNSD on the air with sunglasses, a la McMahon.

And why did McMahon miss the TV appearances? He said he simply forgot. McMahon didn't forget an interview with ABC's Lynn Swann a after the team's afternoon practice. The lackluster taped interview ran at halftime of ABC's Monday Night Football game between the Washington Redskins and Minnesota Vikings. Add McMahon: After his first practice with the team, what was Coach Dan Henning's impression? "He looked pretty good," said Henning. "He's still got to pick up on some of the signals.

Each receiver has a little different way they run, and he's got to pick up on that, But all in all, it was pretty good." McMahon is scheduled to play at least one quarter and possibly the first half Wednesday at San Francisco. "We still have another two practices to go before I can determine how long he would be in the game (minus 1). Minnesota, Bayless 5-46, D. Nelson 6-32, Rice 7-24, Fenney 4-16, Anderson 2-15. Gannon 1-11, Wilson 1-10, Dozier 2-7, Baxter 2-(minus 3), Delaney 1-(minus 11).

PASSING -Washington, Humphries 4-12-1-52. Kenney 6-10-0-40, Rypien 3-14-0-46. Minnesota, Wilson 4-10-2-52, Kramer 13-23-2-245, Gannon 5-8-0-85. RECEIVING -Washington, J.Johnson 3-31, Byner 2-39, Orr 2-24, Beals 2-11, Harry 1-11, Sanders 1-9, Monk 1-7, Mickles 1-6. Minnesota, Delaney 4-96, Jones 4-76, Allen 4-69, Anderson 3-54.

Rice 2-22. Harberts 1-28, Fenney 1-12, D. Nelson 1-12, Ingram 1-8, Dozier 1-5. MISSED FIELD GOALS- -C. Nelson 31, 39.

Rams 23, Cardinals 20 Phoenix 0 7 3-20 L.A. Rams 7 10 0 6-23 First Quarter LA-Delpino 1 run (Lansford kick), 9:18. Second Quarter -FG Del Greco 29, 1:10. LA-FG Lansford 39, 3:20. LA -Bethune recovered blocked punt in end zone (Lansford kick), 5:17.

Pho--Jordan 1 run (Del Greco kick), 13:48. Third Quarter -Carr 10 run (Del Greco kick), 4:57. Fourth Quarter Pho-FG Del Greco 37,:10. LA -Anderson 45 pass from Carlson (run failed), 14:40. A.

Pho First downs 15 17 Rushes-yards 38-113 24-88 Passing 228 223 Return Yards 9 26 Comp-Att-Int 13-26-2 17-36-3 Sacks- Lost 2-18 5-49 Punts 6-25 5-29 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties- 4-30 4-59 Time of Possession 26:32 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING -Phoenix, 5-20, Carr 6-20, Jordan 9-20, Clark 4-19, Ferrell 5-18, Jeftery 7-12, J. Smith 1-10, Hogeboom 1-(minus 6). Los Angeles. Delpino 10-44. Calvin 10-25.

Carlson 2-12, Richards 1-5. Farr 1-2. PASSING -Phoenix, Hogeboom 9-14-2-150. Tupa 4-12-0-96. Los Angeles, Carlson 8-15-2-116.

Everett 6-16-1-112, Herrmann 3-5-0-44. RECEIVING -Phoenix, Green 4-85, Novacek 2 2-62. Awalt 2-49. Ferrell 2-11, Jones 1-37. J.

Smith 1-5, Jeffery 1-(minus 3). Los Angeles, Anderson 3-104, Ron Brown 3-51, Ellard 3-49. Carter 3-16, T.Henley 2-38. Farr 2-9, Calvin 1-5. MISSED FIELD GOALS- -Phoenix, Garcia 43.

Arena Semifinals Detroit 43, Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 39, Denver 37 Championship Friday's Game Detroit 39, Pittsburgh 26 Tennis def. Oliver Fuchs, Austria, 7-5, 6-2. Claudio Mezzadri, Switzerland, def. Pablo Arraya, Peru, 6-3, 6-0. Stefan Lochbihler, Austria, def.

Andres Vysand, Soviet Union, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Player's Challenge TORONTO (AP) Results Monday in the $375.000 Canadian Player's Challenge women's tennis championships at the National Tennis Center at York University: Singles First Round Donna Faber, Bradenton, def. Larisa Savchenko (16), Soviet Union, 6-2. Robin White, San Jose, def. Leila Meshki, Soviet Union, 6-2.

6-1. Ann Grossman, Grove City, Ohio, def. Maureen Drake, Canada, 6-4, 6-2. Louise Field, Australia, def. Judith Wiener, Austria, 6-3, 6-4.

Radka Zrubakova, Czechoslovakia, def. Petra Langrova, Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 7-6 (9-7). Gigi Fernandez, Miami, def. Iwona Kuczynska, Poland, 6-0, 6-1. Shaun Stafford, Gainesville, def.

Anne Grousbeck, Weston, 6-4, 6-3. Marianne Werdel, Bakersfield, def. Sara Gomer, Britain, 6-4, 6-0. Jana Pospisilova, Czechoslovakia, def. Molly Van Nostrand, Brightwaters, N.Y., 6-4, 6-2.

Clare Wood, Britain, def. Eva Krapi, Switzerland, 6-2, 6-0. Nathalie Tauziat, France, def. Natalia Medvedeva, Soviet Union, 7-6 (7-2), 7-6 (7-4). Anne Minter, Australia, def.

Rene Simpson, Canada, 6-0, 6-3. Kathy Rinaldi, Amelia Island, def. Cammy MacGregor, Palos Verdes, 6-3, 6-2. Catherine Suire, France, def. Terry Phelps, Larchmont, N.Y., 7-5, 6-4.

Karine Quentrec. France, def. Bettina Fulco, Argentina, 6-2, 6-2. Isabelle Demongeot, France, def. Catherine Tanvier, France.

6-3, 6-0. Doubles Nana Miyagi, Japan, and Anne Grousbeck, Weston, def. Hu Na, San Diego, and Jane Thomas, Jeffersonville, 2-6, 7-6 (7-2), 6-2. San Marino tournament SAN MARINO (AP) Results Monday of the $123,500 San Marino clay-court tennis tournament (seedings in parentheses): Singles First Round Jose Luis Aparisi, Spain, def. Thomas Haldin (8), Sweden, 7-5, 6-2.

Roberto Azar, Argentina, right now," Henning said. "I have a feeling he'll want to do as much as we'll let him do, and if he's ready, we'll let him do a bunch." Rookie Billy Joe Tolliver, who threw two touchdowns against Chicago, is expected to get most of the rest of the time that McMahon doesn't play. Last add McMahon: The effect of the McMahon trade has become apparent at the ticket office. In the four days since the deal was announced, the Chargers have sold 500 season tickets, according to Jack Teale, director of administration. This compares to a normal total for this time period of 150 season tickets.

Monday alone, the club sold 200 season tickets, Teale said. Injury update: Rookie wide receiver Wayne Walker (knee strain) is doubtful for the 49ers game. Free agent guard Larry Williams (shoulder), who hasn't participated in any contact work yet and is still on the physically unable to perform list, is questionable for Wednesday's game. "After I talk to him tonight and (trainer) Keoki (Kamau), we need to find out where he fits," Henning said. "If he doesn't come in Wednesday, then it's a hard decision whether to take him off and put him in and work him for a week for Phoenix (Sept.

1). Then where will he fit?" Chargers Continued from page D1 Another approach the Chargers have taken with O'Neal seems to be a success, at least through the early part of camp. Henning, wishing to protect O'Neal's knee and needing help at linebacker, decided to move the defensive end to outside linebacker, where he could team with Billy Ray Smith. "We just thought it was a good way to get him outside where he didn't have to worry about getting his knee cracked on," Henning said. "It also frees Leslie to do what he does best rush the passer." Said linebackers Coach Mike Haluchak: "Leslie is such a really good athlete.

He can do a lot of things. You combine his intelligence, his knowledge of our defense and his athletic ability and you have a guy who can be an important player." O'Neal gave what Chargers coaches hope is a preview of the season ahead with his performance Saturday at Chicago. O'Neal looked very much like the passrushing whiz of old with his two sacks of Bears quarterback Jim Harbaugh. Overall, the Chargers recorded five sacks. "That felt good.

I felt good about the condition was in," he said. "I was able to adjust, make the moves. The fun thing was that we were able to make adjustments throughout the game that enabled Sc Scoreboard Malone signs with the Jets HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) Quarterback Mark Malone, released by the San Diego Chargers last week after they traded for Jim McMahon, was signed today by the New York Jets as a replacement for the injured Pat Ryan. The 30-year-old Malone, a 10- year veteran, played in 12 games last year for the Chargers, starting eight.

He completed 147 of 272 passes for 1,580 yards with six touchdown passes and 13 interceptions. A first-round draft choice of Pittsburgh from Arizona State in 1980, Malone was acquired by San Diego after the 1987 season for two draft choices. Ryan, a 12-year veteran who was the backup to Ken O'Brien, tore ligaments in his left knee in Sunday night's 19-10 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. us to make the plays." Said Haluchak: "He's been outstanding, particularly the last game. He had some big plays, but that's his game he's a big-play player.

You just try to get him in position to make those big plays." In the Chargers' defensive schemes, O'Neal should have plenty of opportunities to be in position to make those big plays. But despite positive reports about his play so far, O'Neal re- Deals Del Mar Handicap Auto Racing BASEBALL American League CHICAGO WHITE Recalled Sammy Sosa, outfielder, from Vancouver the Pacific Coast League. CLEVELAND INDIANS- Placed Scott Bailes, pitcher, on the 21-day disabled list, retroactive to Aug. 13. National League CHICAGO CUBS -Optioned Paul Kilgus and Jeff Pico, pitchers, to lowa of the American Association.

Recalled Joe Kramer and Dean Wilkins, pitchers, from lowa. BASKETBALL National Basketbail Association MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES- Signed Gary Leonard, center, to a three-year contract. NEW JERSEY NETS -Named Bill Fitch coach. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS- Signed Kevin Holmes, forward, to a one-year contract. FOOTBALL National Football League ATLANTA FALCONS- Signed Joel Williams, linebacker, to a series one-year contracts.

CLEVELAND BROWNS- Charles Buchanan, linebacker. DENVER BRONCOS- Traded Bill Contz, offensive tackle, to the Indianapolis Colts for an undisclosed conditional draft choice. Waived Kerry Goode and Reggie Ware, running backs, and Corris Ervin and Daniel Hunter, defensive backs. GREEN BAY PACKERS- -Released Doug Hudson, quarterback. MIAMI DOLPHINS- -Signed Tom Toth, guard.

Waived Ricardo Cartwright, wide receiver and Travis Simpson, center. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS- -Waived Henry Brown, defensive lineman Will Johnson, linebacker. Signed Morten Andersen, placekicker, to a four-year contract. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES- contract agreement with Reggie White, defensive end. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS- Wayne Davis, cornerback, to a one-year contract.

TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS- Waived Erick Harrison and Bobby Bankston, wide receivers, and Albert Thomas, defensive back. HOCKEY National Hockey League ST. LOUIS BLUES -Signed Richard Pion and Michel Mongeau, forwards. WASHINGTON CAPITALS--Signed Kent Paynter, defenseman. HORSE RACING HARNESS RACING COMMUNICATIONSNamed Tim O'Leary executive director.

SOCCER Major Indoor Soccer League CLEVELAND CRUNCH- -Signed Michael King, midfielder, to a one-year contract. COLLEGE ARIZONA STATE- -Named Denise Gaztambide assistant track and field coach. Suspended Leland Adams and Lynn James, wide receivers, for violating team policy. CLARION -Named Gie Parsons women's basketball coach. MERCY -Named Steve Balsan sports information director and assistant athletic director.

PRINCETON- -Named David Metzbower assistant lacrosse coach. ST. FRANCIS, PA. -Named Mike Bollinger running backs coach; Michael Dalli defensive backs coach; Audie Nelson quarterbacks coach; Andy Paronish linebacker coach; and Joe Lombardi assistant head basketball coach. Announced the resignation of Tim Bowman, men's track coach.

Bowling PBA Senior Championship CANTON, Ohio (AP) Leaders Monday after the fourth round of the $115,000 Ebonite PBA Senior Championship at Hall of Fame Lanes with 24-game pinfall totals: Zikes, Palatine, 4-2, 5.506. 2. Don McCune, Highland, 5-1, 5,465. 3, Bob Kwolek, Dayton, Ohio, 3-3, 5.420. 4, Doug Johnson, Long Beach, 4-2, 5,402.

5, Bill Johnson, Chalmette. 2-4, 5,328. 6, Gub Miller, Albuquerque, N.M., 4-2, 5.310. 7, Roy Ryan, Massapequa Park, N.Y.. 3-3, 5.305.

8. Paul Busch, Dover, 2-4. 5.300. 9, Wayne Johnson, Winston-Salem, N.C., 4-2, 5,295. 10, Shell Wilson, Tampa, 3-3, 5.264.11, Bus Oswalt, Muncie, 3-3, 5,263.

12 (tie). Bob Helmbold, Winter Park, and Dick Weber, St. Louis, 2-4, 5.261. LPBT Doubles Championships LAS VEGAS (AP) Leaders Monday after the first round in the $60,000 Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour National Doubles Championships at Sam's Town Bowling Center, with names, hometowns and six-game team pinfall totals (a-denotes amateur): 1, Sue Neidig, Miami, and a-Cindy Stephani, Las Vegas, 2.470. 2, Vicki Montgomery, Ravenna, Ohio, and Lorrie Nichois, Algonquin, 2,455.

3, Michelle Mullen, Matteson, and Donna Adamek, Victorville, 2,420. 4, a-Alecia Kanazawa, Mountain View, and Paula Vidad, Rancho Cucamonga, 2,419. 5, a-Debbie Walker, Wichita, and a-Debbie DiTrani, Wichita, 2,385. 6, Tori Romeo, and Robin Romeo, Van Nuys, 2,374. 7, Jeanne Berry, Las Vegas, and Tish Johnson, Panorama City, 2.372.

8, Judy Soutar, Leawood, and Lisa Wagner, Palmetto, 2,345. 9, Dina Manni-Jones, Lake Orion, and Aleta Sill, Dearborn, 2,324. 10, a-Tracy Turner, St. Peters, and a-Angie Hackmann, St. Charles, 2,302.

11, Angela Baraconi, Rockford, and Carol Norman, Ardmore. 2.294. mains cautiously optimistic about his return. That's what happens when you've struggled through nearly two years of operations a and therapy to play again. "I try not to get so involved in what's going on right now because a lot of players that you're playing against right now won't be in the league," he said.

"Plus, you don't know who's giving their full-out effort as compared to just getting by." So far, O'Neal has done more than just get by on a knee that was injured to the point that many predicted he would never play football again. It's been a slow process, but he is well on his way back. "The knee has been holding up fine. I haven't really had any problems," he said. "I think the nice thing about it is that after the Dallas game, when the first team played almost the whole game, it responded well.

"I feel like I'm right on schedule. I'm accomplishing things on the field, and I'm seeing improvement in my game from week to week on the field." But O'Neal insists thoughts of comparing his play to that of his rookie season are for others to make, not him. "I've put that behind me," he said. "I'm a different person now. I'm playing a different position.

The only thing the team is expectof me is to go out and play solid and to be able to count on me every down, every play. that's what I expect from myself, definitely." By Terry Turrell Special to The Times Advocate For Wednesday, August 23, 1989 Day 25 of a 43-Day Meeting Daily Double Races 1 2, 8 $2 Exacta Race $5 Exacta Races 3-5-7-9 Pick Six Races 2 through Daily Triple Races 3,4,5 6,7,8 FIRST RACE 6 furlongs 3 year olds Claiming Purse $21,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt. Odds 1 Amawinner Black 116 10-1 2 Naturally Weyes Davis 116 8-1 3 Agitated Guy Jaureguix113 4-1 4 Danawee Prspctr McCarron 118 3-1 5 Televized Pincay 116 8-1 6 Cross Hither Castanonx111 15-1 7 Jungle Jaklin Solis 118 6-1 8 Classy Player Nakatanix111 8-1 9 Chaldean Baze 116 8-1 10 Burnt Adobe Sibille 116 5-1 11 Gum Swapper Delahoussaye 116 7-2 GUM SWAPPER finished nicely last to similar, Eddie D. holding hot hand of late, earns the nod.

DANAWEE PROSPECTOR big speed in last just failing to hold, might not look back if clear early. AGITATED GUY in good spot to regain his winform, contentious heat. Longshot: BURNT ADOBE. SECOND RACE 6 furlongs Maiden year old fillies Claiming Purse $17,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt.

Odds 1 Annie Mitchell Delahoussaye 117 8-1 2 Toby Ann Davis 117 8-1 3 Storm At Risk Patton 117 15-1 4 Miss Super Bowl Nakatanix112 15-1 5 Shannon McCarron 117 7-2 6 Perfect Look Castanonx112 10-1 7 Roman Conquest Olivares 117 10-1 8 Kendra's Love Castanon 117 20-1 9 She Said Maybe Baze 117 4-1 10 Encinitas (Mex) Stevens 117 10-1 11 Shannon's Lady Solis 117 3-1 12 Woodford Terrace Guymonx112 6-1 13 Beacon Of Light Flores 117 20-1 14 Flirtatious Fun Sorenson 117 20-1 SHANNON ran greenly in debut, came back working well with added blinkers, can do better. SHANNON'S LADY seems to pick up a check each start, tough foe at this level. WOODFORD TERRACE filly has a lot of speed and with light weight aboard might be long gone early. Longshot: SHE SAID MAYBE. THIRD RACE furlongs 3 up fillies mares PP Horse Allowances Purse $35,000.

Jockey Wt. Odds 1 Speaking Part Nakatanix107 10-1 2 Sumthing Rare Castanonx112 8-1 3 Charmed One Baze 117 8-1 4 No Sales Tax McCarron 114 3-1 5 Book Collector Delahoussaye 117 9-2 6 Walking Flower Davis 114 7-2 WALKING FLOWER has always run well at Del Mar and is extra sharp right now, earns the nod. NO SALES TAX blinkers back on for return to sprint, McCarron rides. BOOK COLLECTOR will be slow to roll but once in gear flying late. Longshot: SUMTHING RARE.

FOURTH RACE 6 furlongs Maiden 2 year old fillies Claiming Purse $17,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt. Odds 1 Hooks' Glory Cedeno 117 20-1 2 Thrice Turned Castanon 115 15-1 3 Souvenir Hunt Guymonx112 7-2 4 Aggravatin' Kitty DeSilva 117 3-1 5 Slew Ali Marie Ortega 115 20-1 6 Star Slate Pedroza 117 4-1 7 Courageous Cutie Baze 117 15-1 8 Sunshine On Leith Black 117 10-1 9 Nueva Galicia Valenzuela 117 5-1 10 Malibu Sunset Sorenson 117 9-2 11 Wild Indigo Castanon 1x112 20-1 12 Believe In Dreams Sibille 117 20-1 13 In One Pitting Castanon 2x112 20-1 SOUVENIR HUNT lands easiest spot to date, worked well since decent effort and should graduate with repeat. AGGRAVATIN KITTY racing experience valuable here, wide open contest. STAR SLATE not without a chance, live barn and hustling rider help.

Longshot: NUEVA GALICIA. FIFTH RACE 1 mile turf 3 year olds Claiming Purse $40,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt. Odds 1 Vote Nakatanix109 8-1 2 Scout Of Fortune Stevens 114 5-1 3 Runaway Dunaway Baze 116 8-1 4 Roback Davis 116 7-2 5 Courageous Pirate Delahoussaye 116 5-2 6 Quickstitch Castanonx107 20-1 7 Well Aware Sibille 116 20-1 8 Lyscent Toro 114 6-1 9 Continue On Solis 118 8-1 10 Acrossword Flores 112 15-1 11 King Taufan Black 112 20-1 ROBACK freshened and works indicate this runner is ready to roll, Davis rides. COURAGEOUS PIRATE ran well over the course then came back with strong drill, Delahoussaye rides.

RUNAWAY DUNAWAY will be rolling in the drive, worked 59 August 13. Longshot: SCOUT OF FORTUNE. SIXTH RACE furlongs Maidens 3 up Fillies mares Purse $27,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt. Odds 1 Banjo Melody Black 121 10-1 2 One Fast Look Solis 116 8-1 3 Shuddabot Baze 121 4-1 4 Lovier Laura McCarron 116 9-2 5 Delight Above Pincay 116 6-1 6 Charming Swinger Valenzuela 116 3-1 7 Waveby Stevens 116 6-1 8 Silken Thread Delahoussaye 116 6-1 9 Royal La Femme Cedeno 116 30-1 CHARMING SWINGER two races Del Mar this meed and two bang up efforts, strictly the one to beat.

LOVLIER LAURAA returns off layoff and gets McCarron to ride, best chance to date for diploma. SILKEN THREAT barn wins races and this youngster working in sharp fashion. Longshot: WAVEBY. SEVENTH RACE 1 mile Allowances 3 up Fillies mares Purse $35,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt.

Odds 1 Smart Deception Stevens 117 10-1 2 R.U. Freezing Sorenson 117 10-1 3 Big City Miss Valenzuela 116 7-2 4 Feeling Tipsy Toro 112 8-1 5 Ionian Bride Pincay 116 2-1 6 The Duchess Vera Delahoussaye 119 3-1 7 Maybe Maybenot Solis 15-1 BIG CITY MISS ran well at Hollywood Park and had the out over this track, should love the mile distance. IONIAN BRIDE running well of late and gets leading rider Pincay to guide. THE DUCHESS VERA might be best distance for this runner, worked 58.4 August 18, set for top effort. Longshot: FEELING TIPSY.

EIGHTH RACE 7 furlongs Balboa Stakes 2 year olds Purse $75,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt. Odds 1 A. Sir Dancer Delahoussaye 117 5-1 2 Willing Worker Pedroza 117 4-1 3 a-Newport Jazz McCarron 117 6-1 4 Drag Race Olivares 115 8-1 5 Bucky Raj Solis 117 10-1 6 Green Baby Baze 117 3-1 7 Monsieur Maison Steiner 115 15-1 8 Forty Niner Days Pincay 117 8-5 9 a-Patches Stevens 112 6-1 a-Coupled Wayne Lukas Trained Entry FORTY NINER DAYS no Magical Mile in here to catch, well bred youngster should get better with age and distance of ground. GREEN BABY game effort first time out of maiden ranks, strong contender.

NEWPORT JAZZ toppled good maiden field impressively, stretching out to two turns. Longshot: WILLING WORKER. NINTH RACE miles 3 up Claiming 10,000. Purse $12,000. PP Horse Jockey Wt.

Odds 1 Forty Grand Steiner 115 15-1 2 Rosasco Dominguez 119 10-1 3 Salvate Tel (Arg) Solis 115 8-1 4 Big Rainbow Baze 115 9-2 5 Reason To Study Stevens 115 3-1 6 Famillion (NZ) Davis 119 6-1 7 Darion Nakatanix112 5-1 8 Bigbadandmean Castanon 115 9-2 9 Night Romer Cedeno 115 15-1 10 Ancient Blue Toro 115 15-1 11 Sir Sparkler Flores 117 15-1 12 Video Kid Pedroza 115 4-1 BIG RAINBOW dropping to very dangerous spot, freshened since Hollywood Park and has good series of works over the track. REASON TO STUDY ran gamely in comeback effort, set for top effort today. BLAZE FLAME draw line through last one, big line one back to win here. Longshot: VIDEO KID. Best chance bet: BIG RANIBOW (9th Race) Best bet: SOUVENIR HUNT (4th Race) Del Mar Results Del Mar Results SIXTH RACE Monday's a Races 1-Pay Bird ...4.40 4.40 2.60 RACE 1A-Conteuse 4.40 2.60 9-Scottish Brat 4.40 3.00 2.80 5-Florala's Belle 4.00 2-Yo Mama Mia 4.80 4.60 Time: 1:38.0 3-Play Dancer 5.20 SEVENTH RACE Time: 1:11.2 $2 Exacta (9 2)paid $32.00 8-Royal Cameronian 4.00 2.40 SECOND RACE 5-Calcade 5.60 3.00 11-Dolphin Street .9.60 5.20 3.60 6-Magnum Plus 2.40 9-Stage Door Prince 17.20 8.60 Time: 1:41.0 $5 Exacta (8-5) paid $83.50 12-Standing Proud 5.20 Pick Six Pool: $260.637.

Pick Six Winning Time: 1:11.1 $2 Daily Double (9 11) paid $21.80 Numbers: 66 tickets with 6 winTHIRD RACE ners paid $1.893.60. 1362 tickets with 5 winners 2-Such A Wager 10.00 5.20 3.20 paid $61.00. 6-Burnt Twice 5.60 4.20 EIGHTH RACE 5-Hour Finder 3.00 7-Nasty Naskra ...5.20 3.20 2.60 Time: 1:43.4 $5 Exacta (2 6) paid $141.00 5-Laconda 4.00 4.00 0 FOURTH RACE 3-Hollywood Hays 3.20 8-Money ...11.60 6.60 4.20 Time: 1:35.4 $3 Daily Triple paid $49.80 9-Foxy Socks 7.00 4.80 $5 Ex 7-5 paid $57.50 1-Wild Too 9.20 NINTH RACE Time: 1:25.3 4-Sum Action .....11.20 6.00 5.00 FIFTH RACE 5-Silent Impact 24.20 11.00 8-Unpainted .......3.80 3.00 2.40 11-Naturally Mitch 8.60 7-Lots Of Gas 9.80 5.60 Time: 1:09.2 $5 Exacta (4 5) paid $706.00 $2 4-Yankee Hostess 5.00 Late Double (7 paid $35.00 Time: 1:09.2 $5 Exacta (8 7 paid $119.50 $3 Note No 2. Barnhart finished third, Disqualified Daily Triple (2-8-8) paid $180.60 and placed fourth. Money Leaders DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) The in all-time career NASCAR winnings through Aug. 20: 1. Darrell Waltrip $9.456.218 2. Dale Earnhardt 8.934.848 3. Bill Elliott 8.782,721 4.

Bobby Allison 7.102,233 5. Richard Petty 6.943,969 6. Terry Labonte 5,642.100 7. Cale Yarborough 5.003.616 8. Ricky Rudd 4,187,588 9.

Rusty Wallace 4.028.040 10. Harry Gant 3.943.832 11. Benny Parsons 3.926.539 12. Neil Bonnett 3.697.536 13. Geoff Bodine 3.623.590 14.

Buddy Baker 3,486,776 15.0 Dave Marcis 3.073.443 16. David Pearson 2.483.201 17. Kyle Petty 2.460.322 18. Tim Richmond 2.288.568 19. Ken Schrader 2,122.094 20.

Morgan Shepherd 1.858.545 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) The leading money winners on the 1989 NASCAR stock car circuit through Aug. 20: 1. Rusty Wallace $895.560 2.0 Darrell Waltrip 782.155 3. Ken Schrader 650.780 4.0 Dale Earnhardt 626.000 5.

Terry Labonte 507.957 6. Bill Elliott 475.752 7.0 Davey Allison 469.384 8. Mark Martin 385.743 9. Morgan Shepherd 382,635 10. Geoff Bodine 375.435 11.

Alan Kulwicki 351.580 12. Sterling Marlin 329.982 13. Harry Gant 315.000 14. Ricky Rudd 295.472 15. Phil Parsons 228.892 16.

Rick Wilson 224.067 17. Dick Trickle 193.347 18. Brett Bodine 185.947 19. Neil Bonnett 183.920 20. Bobby Hillin 162.410 Cart 1989 Money Leaders Through Aug.

20 1. Emerson Fittipaldi $1.580,228 2. Unser Jr. 751,156 3. Rick Mears 723.024 4.

Michael Andretti 633,183 5. Raul Boesel 567,861 6. Scott Pruett 514,186 7. Mario Andretti 508.654 8. Teo Fabi 474.568 9.

Bobby Rahal 466.364 10. Danny Sullivan 428.244 11. Arie Luyendyk 404.345 12. Scott Brayton 374.936 13. Derek Daly 322.864 14.

Kevin Cogan 321,384 15. Pancho Carter 307.631 16. A.J. Foyt. Jr.

305.399 17. Bernard Jourdain 268.590 18. John Jones 253.967 19. Didier Theys 240.588 20. Tom Sneva 219.554 Victory Leaders DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) The leaders in NASCAR career victories through Aug. 20: 1. Richard Petty 200 2. David Pearson 105 3. x-Bobby Allison 84 4.

x-Cale Yarborough 83 5. Darrell Waltrip 6. Lee Petty 7. x-Ned Jarrett (tie) x-Junior Johnson 50 9. x-Herb Thomas 10.

x-Buck Baker 11. x- Flock 12. x-Bobby Isaac 13. Dale Earnhardt 14. Fireball Roberts 15.

Bill Elliott 16. x-Rex White (tie) x-Fred Lorenzen 18. x-Jim Paschal 19. x-Joe Weatherly 20. x-Jack Smith (tie) x-Benny Parsons On The Air Today TV BASEBALL St.

Louis Cardinals vs. Atlanta Braves. 4:35 p.m. (TBS) California Angels vs. Kansas City Royals, 5:30 p.m.

(5) GOLF Fred Meyer Challenge (delayed), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) TEAM TENNIS Championship match, 7:30 p.m. (Prime Ticket) BOXING Welterweight bout: John Wesley Meekins vs. Alfredo Rojas, 6:30 p.m. (ESPN) VOLLEYBALL Pro beach competition (taped), 5 p.m.

(Prime Ticket) OFF ROAD RACING Fireworks 250 (taped), 9 p.m. (ESPN) Radio BASEBALL Padres vs. Philadelphia Phillies, 4:35 p.m. KFMB (760) Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Montreal Expos, 4:35 p.m.

KABC (790) California Angels vs. Kansas City Royals, 5:35 p.m. KMPC (710) Points Leaders DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) The 1989 NASCAR stock car standings through Aug. 20 with hometown, car make and points: 1.

Dale Earnhardt (1st-twice), Kannapolis, N.C.: Chevrolet: 2,726. 2. Rusty Wallace (1st-five times), St. Louis; Pontiac: 2,644. 3.

Mark Martin (2nd-twice); Batesville, Ford: 2,631. 4. Darrell Waltrip (1st-four times), Franklin, Chevrolet; 2.526. 5. Davey Allison (1st-twice), Hueytown, Ford: 2.465.

6. Bill Elliott (1st-twice), Dawsonville, Ford; 2.440. 7. Ken Schrader (7th), Fenton, Chevrolet; 2.379. 8.

Terry Labonte (1st-twice), Corpus Christi, Texas; Ford: 2,338. 9. Geoff Bodine (3rd-twice), Chemung, N.Y.: Chevrolet: 2,314. 10. Ricky Rudd (1st), Chesapeake, Buick; 2.292.

11. Morgan Shepherd (2nd-twice), Conover, N.C.: Pontiac: 2.291. 12. Sterling Marlin, (2nd), Columbia, Oldsmobile: 2.286. 13.

Harry Gant (1st), Taylorsville, N.C.; Oldsmobile: 2.251. 14. Rick Wilson (4th), Bartow, Oldsmobile: 2 2.198. 15. Neil Bonnett (7th-three times), Hueytown, Ford; 2,154.

16. Alan Kulwicki (2nd-three times), Greenfield, Ford: 2.093. 17. Dick Trickle (3rd-twice), Wisconsin Rapids. Buick; 2.043.

18. Phil Parsons (3rd); Detroit; Oldsmobile; 2.041. 19. Michael Waltrip (9th), Owensboro, Pontiac: 1.954. 20.

Brett Bodine (5th), Chemung, N.Y.; Ford; 1.935. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) The point leaders in each region of the $10 million NASCAR Racing Series with names, hometowns, points and regional winning percentage: Eastern Seaboard 1, Jack Sprague, Kannapolis, N.C., 3045 2. David Into. Hardeeville, S.C., 3010.

3, David Bilbrey, Crossville, 2934. 4. Bob Goodson Darlington, S.C., 2889. 5, Phil Elvis, Myrtle Beach, S.C., 2873. Central 1, Ray Guss Milan, 3600 2, Joe Kosiski, Omaha, 3570.

Steve Kosiski, Omaha. 3500. 4, Curtis Martin, Independence, lowa. 3480. 5.

Terry Gallaher, New London, 3450. Sunbelt 1, Paul White, Temple, Texas, 3093 2, Terry Lackey, Munford, 3018. 3, Tobin Whitt, El Cajon, 2958. 4, Erik Gibson, Tucson, 2939. 5, Ed Hale, El Cajon, 2893.

Great Northern 1, Arnie Wheatcroft. East Wenatchee, 3135 2, Lloyd Sims, Monitor, 3090. 3. Carl Zaretzke, Marysville, 3075, 4, Kelly Tanner, Bellevue, 2936. 5.

Joe Decker. Duval, 2927. Mid-America 1. Mike Love, Pendergrass, 3560 2. Larry Phillips, Hudson, N.C., 3538.

3, Steve Murgic, Rosemount, 3440. 4. Dwain Behrens, Northfield, 3410. 5. Kirk Shaw, Batesville.

3410. Mid-Atlantic 1. Bob Pressley, Asheville, N.C., 3460 2. Robert Huffman, Claremont, N.C., 3430. 3, Larry Ogle, Swannanoa, N.C., 3415, 4, Charlie Ford, Chesterfield, 3337.

5, Phil Warren, Norfolk, 3330. Pacific Coast 1, Jim Pettit Seaside, 3500 2, Bobby Hogge, Salinas, 3500. 3. Jeff Silva, Aptos, 3480. 4.

Ed Sans. Santa Clara, 3345, 5, Steve Hendren, Santa Cruz, 3315. Northeast 1. Jan Leaty, Williamson, N.Y., 3315 2, Bruce D'Allessandro, East Hartford, 3135. 3, Jerry Marquis, Enfield, 3099.

4, Buck Catalano, Ontario, N.Y.., 2931. 5. Reggie Ruggiero, Forestville, 2872. Wednesday TV BASEBALL Padres vs. Philadelphia Phillies, 4:30 p.m.

St. Louis Cardinals vs. Atlanta Braves. 4:35 p.m. (TBS) California Angels vs.

Kansas City Royals, 5:30 p.m. (5) FOOTBALL NFL Exhibition: Chargers vS. San Francisco 49ers, 6 p.m. (10) BOWLING Ebonite Senior Championship, 6:30 p.m. (ESPN) POOL Great Snooker-Pool Shootout (taped), 5:30 p.m.

(ESPN) Radio BASEBALL Padres vs. Philadelphia Phillies. 4:35 p.m. KFMB (760) Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Montreal Expos, 4:05 p.m.

KABC (790) California Angels vs. Kansas City Royals. 5:35 p.m. KMPC (710) FOOTBALL NFL Exhibition: Chargers vs. San Francisco 49ers, 6 p.m.

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