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1HE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Monday May 7 1990 SC bi Spa nbutrg umps Gastonia Out Of First Place By JOHN GLENNON k-41 mta iet riffis (8) 'SO I Stall Writer SIaCn23b 5 1 2 0 Burton clit 5011 Shannon (14 5 1 1 2 Neokkt 311 4010 Escobar as 501 1 Wintotd 3000 VesndiN 4 1 1 0 Eklund 11 3000 Adams 3000 Canton 4120 Totals 414 3 Tot 33 2 71 $partanburg 000 000 010 03-4 Gastonia 031 CO3 NO 01-2 since April 19 "We're struggling a little bit for sure" Gastonia manager Orlando Gomez said The Rangers mustered just one run in the first 10 innings but held a 1-0 lead after seven innings Gastonia pitcher Mike Amer walked Spartanburg's Gil Valencia to open the eighth It was the only walk allowed by Amer who struck out 10 Two outs later with Valencia at third Gastonia second baseman Joey Ward low mishandled a routine ground ball Valencia scored the tying run Two mistakes Two small mis Gastonia totaled seven hits just one after the fifth inning "Everybody's been trying to pick everybody else up" Scruggs said "We just haven't been able to do it so far "We need to start scoring some runs" Notes: The teams play the third of a four-game series tonight at 7 at Sims Park Gastonia's Brian Romero (2-0) faces Paul Fletcher (1-3) The first 500 fans will receive free Rangers towels SPARTANBURG GAMMA bthiS 'WOO Orlegs 2b 5020 Mom if 3100 Urbon ct 5000 Wardlow 21) 3021 Linares rt 5010 Sctuggs 4010 Hardgrove lb 4 1 0 0 Marsha lb 4000 lowed with a single and Dan Shannon's two-run double scored both runners for a 3-I Spartanburg advantage John Escobar's single scored Shannon for the Phi 'lies' final run Gastonia as it had in Saturday's loss mounted a late threat In the bottom of the I I th Timmie Morrow walked Joey Wardlow singled and Tony Scruggs walked to load the bases with no outs But Spartanburg's Mike Sullivan who earned his fifth save struck out Randy Marshall and got Mike Burton to ground into a force play before Craig Newkirk flied out to center takes But enough to send a struggling team to its fourth straight defeat "I make that play 100 times" Ward low said "1 just messed it up" "That's the breaks" Amer said "If 1 hadn't walked him he wouldn't have had to make the play" Spartanburg won the game three innings later after Amer and John Graves had combined for 15 strikeouts and limited the Phil lies to five hits in 10 innings Eric Bickhardt (3-2) surrendered a two-out walk to Tom Hardgrove Nick Santa Cruz fol GASTONIA The first effect of weak hitting is obvious a lack of runs The second effect though is just as damaging Every inning without offensive support puts more pressure on pitchers to be perfect more pressure on defenders not to err It was the latter that doomed the Gastonia Rangers Sunday as they dropped a 4-2 11-inning decision tothe Spartanburg Phillies Spartanburg (18-13) wrested first place in the South Atlantic League's Northern Division from Gastonia (18-14) for the first time Ortega Ward lost Morrow Graves Spartan burg 6 Gastonia I Spartanburg 7 Gastonia 7 Clinton Sturm Wintord Adams Mormw Ward low Ortega 11 ER 111 SO Spartanburg Elliott 1 1 1 2 4 Gaddy Vi3-1 3 000 2 1 Sullivan 85 1 1 1 1 2 1 Gastonia Amer 8 '5 1 0 110 Graves 2 0 0 00 5 L3-2 1 3 3 3 1 2 Att 1101 I 1 0 2 1 4 I 04 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 I 0 0 0 Update 9 0 0 0 III :1 I EIBASEBALL Race Wings ''Flagthaii's Stand I 1 13 Raul 215507 14 Danny Sullivan 213407 15 Dominic Dobsonm- 213351 It John 212059 17 Bill Vukovich III 211780 0 (-9 IMSA IMSA GT Sunday results from the Camel Grand Prix Topeka---- Kan I Juan Manual Fangio $90000 2 Geoff Branham-- 820000 Bernard Jourdain-- $14000 4 Drake $10000 5 Prim $4000 MINOR LEAGUES Southern League Eastern Division Pct GS Orlando 11 833 ilacksonviile" 18 12 600 1 Charlotte 15 17 469 5 Coiumbus 12 19 387 7 Greenville 20 355 8 Western Division Birmingham 17 13 567 Memphis Al 14 548 Huntsville 16 14 533 1 Chan 14 13 519 1 Knoxville- 12 18 400 5 Sundays Results Memphis Huntsville 3 Orlando 3 (1) Ortando 8 Chattanooga 2 (2) itedisonvBe Knoxville 2 i l's'''' k5'1 sf ii 4V '1'4 's 4r I '''''1 riv -4 ::0 Osi: 1i i i i'4: ''I 4 4 Iiil i 1: i-- i- i tl't '''( (7 J' 'r: Mtn '-''''N- k- i 4421 44 7 7- 4-- -mr i 7 1 7 4'61 14 1 7 Kevin $4000 IL Derek 94000 9 Huriey Haywood $4000 10 Scoff 918000 AREA illa Phia 4' By TOM HIGGINS 101 Staff Writer TALLADEGA Ala When aiez Harold Kinder flagged Dale Earn io hardt as the Winston 500 winner Sunday at Talladega Superspeedq 8 Way he took the checkered flag too The race was the last for Kinder 2 3 63 as flagman for NASCAR Win '0 ston Cup Series stock car racing I Kinder a resident of Mint Hill is 10 rearing after a 3 me 'Z 7' 25-year career 85 si with NASCAR Kinder's a departure I gr t-1 undoubtedly means there 6 tol Will be fewer 1 gags and practi kJ cally jokes in i i 3 the garage area ILO 3rd vault 111 4th high 78 3rd all-wound 470 Shaun Baker Way-ants let floor 89 let pommel 87 let rings 91 2nd vault 90 let parallel 91 let Ngh 88 lit all wound 533 It Dennis Lee Clernmers lit ill wound 309 Team: Weyants 1st Claes IC 10-11 Jason Fesnak Weyants let floor 83 2nd pommel 62 2nd rings 75 let vault 85 2nd parallel 61 let high 68 2nd all-wound 424 Will Johnson Weyents let floor 83 1M pommel 65 let rings 77 2nd vault 82 let parallel 71 2nd floor 66 lit MI-around 434 Tient Wayants 1st Close I CIO it Matt Haynes Ciemrners 3rd floor 111 3rd pommel 95 3rd rings 96 2nd vault 16 lit parallel 118 lei high 112 2nd all around 693 Matt Sims Clammy 2nd floor 144 2nd pommel 102 let rings 138 2nd vault 157 2nd pant-lit 122 lit high 14 1st MI-around 803 Class 2 CO 13-15: David Scott Charlotte International 3rd high 149 7th all around 81 Owls Anderson Way-ants 2rid floor 172 2nd dogs 161 let vault 177 fith pwaliel 141 5th all-around 855 IA Gregory Weyants let floor 178 lit pomme1143 10 rings 172 3rd parallel 155 2nd high 156 1st all-around 963 David Earp Clernmers 5th vault 101 Robed Howard Clammars 5fli Pommel 104 5th vault 163 Barry Kistler dimmers 5th floor 154 3rd pommel 123 5th rings 138 3rd vault 164 4th parallel 146 5th high 139 4th all-around 874 Tim Lashua Clammy's 501 parallel 145 Oth high 138 Clog It Jim Miller Clernmers 4th floor 162 2nd pommel 144 2rid rings 158 3rd vault 186 4th parallel 137 3rd Ngh 153 2nd all-around 921 Josh flitch Clernmers 3rd floor 171 4th pommel 125 1M rings 169 4th vault 16 3rd parallel 139 4th high 151 4th all-around 91 Tsang let Ciemmer 3rd Weird" Saturday's Results LAURENS SPEEDWAY Sportsnurn 1 Jknrny Fowler William Morgan 3 Junior Tucker 4 Larry Kosher 5 Mike Messmer tanked 1 Bobby Tucker 2 Mark Aber aomble 3 Charlie Lane Hobby: I Chris Lyons Richard Bragg 2 Richard Tucker Baby Somber I Keith Williams 2 Denny Heil 3 Wesley Thompson CONCORD SPEEDWAY la Lap Leis Model I Weekly Mil Kart Teague 3 Dickey Linville 4 Hal Goodson 5 Tim Gordon Shod Mate Model) 1 Denny Bennet 1 Richard Reese 2 Robby Fogel 4 John Rary 5 Bobby Ashen Super 1 Mike Myles 2 Jay Ruse 1 Dan Furr 4 Brian Smith Lany Pierce Indoor 1 Tony Thorton Jimmy Simpson 3 Randy Burris 4 Kick Sloop 5 Kenneth Cook Associated Press Dale Jarrett (21) Rusty Wallace and Geoff day's race at Talladega (Ala) Superspeedway Bodine (right) tangle In the fourth turn of Sun- Dale Earnhardt won the race NASCAR GreenvilM 10 Birmingham 2 Saturdars Results Memphis Huntimille 0 Orlando at Chattanooga ppd Knoxville 24Jacksonv1lle 1-3 Charlotte 4-3 Colurnbus 3-6 Birmingham Greenville 2 Today's Games Memphis at Huntsville Orlando at Chattanooga Jacksonville at Knoxville Columbus at Charlotte BirrMnghatn at Greenville South Atlantic League Standings Northern Division I PcL GB Spertanbrg 13 581 Fayetteville 14 563 14 Gastonia 18 13 563 Greensbom 18 500 24 Asheville 18 400 54 ChrisinWV 19 367 6 Southern Don Augusta 20 11 845 Columbia 13 594 14 Savannah 16 16 500 4 My Beach 15 500 412 Sumter 15 469 512 xChristnSC 10 22 313 10 Sundays Results Augusta 4-2-- 0-I Columbia 6-6-- Charleston SC 5-2 Asheville 10-- Charleston WV Fayetteville 8 Greensboro 3 Spartanburg Gastonia 2 Myrtle Beach 13 0 Saturday's Results Sumter at ppd Columbia at Charleston ppd Asheville at Charleston WVppd Fayetteville Greensboro 3 Spartanburg 8-- Gastonia 7 Savannah 4 Myrtle Beach 2 'Randers Results Sumter al Augusta Columbia at Charleston SC Asheville At Charleston WV Greensboro al Fayetteville Spartanburg at Gastonia Myrtle Beach at Savannah Earnhardt Becomes Leading Money Winner With Victory Points Standings Whiston-Cup Point Standings I Date Earnhardt 1480 2 Morgan Shaphard 1370 3 Mark Martin 1295 4 Darrell Waltrip 1245 5 Geoff Bodim 1227: 5 Kyle Petty 1224 7 Rusty Wallace 1174 8 Brett Bodine 1155 9 Ken Schrader 1138: 19 Bill Elliott 1129 11 Ricky Rudd 1066 12 Davey Allison 1064 13 Terry labonte 1052 14 Ernie lrvan 1052 15 Dick Trickle 1044 En CYCLING ARCA SURDAY'S RESULTS COLLEGES PROFESSIONAL Tour de Trump Overall etandMgs and mulls el Sunday's 14511-mill Richinond to Charlottesville Road Race stage live et the $300103 Tour de Trump bicycle rece In Charlottesville 1 Nate Reiss Boulder Colo USA 111 5 hours 57 minutes 35 seconds 2 Alle Kvalevoll Homey Z-Kickers same time Raul Mexico PON same the 4 Rudy Vercionck Belgium lotto-Supszclub 5:57:48 I Viatchealav Eitirnov Soviet Union PanasoninSporilite same time Gary Mulder Boulder Colo USA IV same time 7 Henri Abadia Franca Z-Kickers same time I Ed Kaczmarczyk Canada Canadian amateur WM tkne Mark Southard Boulder Colo USA same tans 10 Steven Swart Italy Carrera IIIMI Netili Standings 1 Viatchasiev Bobrik Sonet Union Soviet amateur 14 hours 44 minutes 24 seconds Raul Male Mexico Panasonic-Sportlite 2:43 behind Stave Bauer Canada 7-Eleven 2-59 behind Ails OWN- vot Homey Z-Kickers 3:00 behind Nico Verhoeven Holland POM 3:07 behind Ron Kletel Boulder Colo 7-Eleven 3:13 behind 7 Sieve Speaks Longmont Cobra USA 3:14 behind Erik Breukink Holland PDM 3:15 behind 11 Dmild thdamyr Soviet Union amateur 3:17 behind 10 Jos Van Awl Hot-land Mkt 3:14 behind Bumper To Bumper Results from the 503k race in Tal Wogs Ala 1 Jimmy Horlon Poring-314770 2 Tracy Leslie Oldsmobile $9450 3 Charlie Glotzbach Chevy $6800 4 Billy Thomas 8 Jeff Purvis Oidsmobile $3650 6 Mark Gibson Pontiac33050 7 Chris Gehrke Oldsmobile $3300 I Bob Kese lowski Cher" $33450 0 Bobby Massey Buld- $2750 10 John Alexander Chevroiel $2725 11 Jerry Churchill Chrysler $2930 12 Don LaDuks Chevrolet 82450 11 Ken Ragan 14 Mike Oliver Pontiac-- $2100 15 Cecil Eunice Oldsmobile 32000 It Bob Break Buldt -12100 17 Mike Fry Chevroiet- 81050 it Las Raymond Chevroisit 81000 Gary Weinbroer Buidi- 81900 20 Keith Waid Buidt- $1600 21 Larry Couch Cheoroet l- $1500 22 Nem Brener Oldsmobile $1400 23 Gary Pilule Food -81350 24 Bernie Robidart 25 Bob Dotter Chevrolet- 81425 26 George Sekanins C1ev961200 27 Billy Simmons Chevroiet $1150 Bobby Gerhart Chevrolet 81200 21 Carl Miskonen Buick- 81250 30 Donnie Moran 31 Clay Young Pontiac 8900 32 Kroin Gundaker Chevroiel 33 Bobby Bennet 34 Fermi Harris Pontiac- 8640 35 Rusty Johnson Chinvolet- $820 36 David SIMKO Pontiac- $050 37 John Fontana Chenciet- 8775 36 Buddy Geiger C1rec4M- $750 30 Dais McDowell Chevroiet 8725 40 Orshern Taylor Ford $1100 0 0 rACTI'' A He was the life of the place inder Besides serv- ing on the flag stand Kinder also i safety crews during race weeks o0 0 "I've enjoyed every minute of 1 it" said Kinder who is to undergo knee surgery at a Charlotte hospi tat later this week "But now it's 7 2 time to relax and spend more time with Mildred (his wife of 37 years) mwd Plus there are a few fish out there I-4 that I haven't caught and I'm 1-7 going looking for them" "Harold is one of the best 4aft friends I ever had" said Winston Cup director Dick Beaty "We're going to miss him 30 NASCAR spokesman Chip Wil2 hams said Kinder will be replaced 1 at least temporarily by longtime i aide Doyle Ford of Nashville One of two major tangles 7 involved 10 cars off Turn 4 on the 2 106th of the race's 188 laps I It appeared the Hut StricklinKai- driven car tapped Rusty Wallace's car causing the Winston Cup champion to spin and sending others running in the same pack scrambling in evasive action Swept into the incident were Dar- bi tell Waltrip Geoff Bodine Buddy I Baker Bobby Hillin Alan Kula wicki Dale Jarrett Phil Parsons 1 I Dave Morels and Rick Rudd 1 There were no injuries but the 3 ars of Baker Jarrett and Parsons were sidelined "It was like bumper cars out there" said Jarrett Earlier on Lap 78 pole winner Bill Elliott's car almost got air borne off Turn 2 after he slid into to Rob Moroso's car and slipped sideways Dick Trickle became an innocent victim spinning in the )-- grass almost the length of the back- 1 1-7 stretch Elliott and Trickle continued DUO after extensive repairs but Moroso nos MI had to drop out Ods Daytona 500 winner Derrike Cope going for the second leg of so the Winston Million bonus at Talladega saw his dreams dashed 8 Cope's Lumina was the first car I 0 out of action sidelined after only three laps with an engine problem 3 "This isn't the way we planned it" said Cope "The car felt good I and I thought we had something Ist good to run with again Then the motor went flat We'll just forget this and head to Charlotte (for the I Coca-Cola 600 on May 27) and do the best we can" The Winston Million goes to a driver winning three of the sport's i 0 a 0 Big Four races in the same season 't The others are the 600 and the tI 1 '0 Southern 500 at Darlington (SC) 1 4 Raceway on Labor Day weekend nt Only Cope and Earnhardt can win 0 the $1 million now IONSOCCERSO Continued From Page IC Thunder" and almost pulled off a Hollywood-type triumph in the debut for his new team owned by actor Paul Newman and Charlottean Rick Hendrick was beaming afterward almost as if he'd won "It was great There was a little cat and mouse going on" said Sacks winner of only the 1985 Pepsi 500 at Daytona Beach Fla "Dale was real strong We just came up a lap short I think if it wasn't for the traffic on the last lap I would have had a better shot at the win As it turned out I wish I had made my move a lap earlier "This team (led by Gary De Hart who was named the race's top mechanic in his debut as a crew chief) is going to win some races from here on out" Sacks led 35 laps and concededly had Earnhardt worried "because it seemed he could go to the front anytime he wanted to" The potent EarnhardtSacks performance gave Chevy a major triumph on the first anniversary of its introduction of the Lumina model Ken Schrader appeared to make it a three-Lumina chase for the checkered flag leading 20 laps and racing right with Earnhardt and Sacks in a display of the aerodynamic "drafting" technique that comes into play at high speeds However Schrader's engine soured on Lap 154 and he fell out Finishing third through sixth in the lead lap were Mark Martin Ford Ernie Irvan Olds Michael Waltrip Pontiac and Terry Labonte Olds Martin was about five seconds behind the two leaders who simply sped away after the seventh and final caution period during Laps 169-171 "I tell you what the No I 8 car (Sacks) could push the No 3 car (Earnhardt) so fast in the draft that I don't think anybody could keep up with them" Martin said "A few times we hung on in the draft but it was for dear life I think Sacks was the strongest Earnhardt must have done a real good job on the last lap to win the race" Said Irvan: "I tried everything I could to get by Mark the last lap I could come up on him but couldn't get beside him" Placing seventh through 10th were Kyle Petty Pontiac Morgan Shepherd Ford Hut Stricklin Buick and Darrell Waltrip Chevy The showing made Shepherd nine for nine in top 10 finishes this season but he lost 38 points to Earnhardt in the race for the Winston Cup championship and now trails by 90 going into Coca-Cola 600 month at Charlotte Motor Speedway The Charlotte track opens Tuesday for 15 days of activity overall that features the 600 on May 27 "I'm really looking forward to going home to Charlotte" said Earnhardt who joined Daytona 500 champion Derrike Cope as a candidate for the Winston Million bonus which goes to a driver winning three of NASCAR's Big Four races "We've had bad luck there lately but it has been a good track for us in the past and it can be again" ala Si privet Cu Laps Earnings Reason not 1 5 Dale Earnhardt Chevy 188 $98975 Running 2 17 Greg Sacks Chevy 188 48900 Running 3 6 Mark Martin Ford 188 39050 Running 4 4 Emie hen Olds 188 30150 Running 5 10 Micheal Waltrip Pontiac 188 26475 Running 6 31 Terry labonte Olds 188 20657 Running 7 11 Kyle Petty Pontiac 187 20950 Running 8 21 Shepherd Ford 187 17200 Running a 18 Hut Stricklin Buick 187 13400 Running 10 3 Darrell Waltrip Chevy 187 24725 Running 11 32 Jack Pennington Olds 187 9870 Running 12 24 Brett Bodine Buick 187 12540 Running 13 7 Alan Kulvticki Ford 186 12540 Running 14 29 Dave Marcia Chevy 186 11405 Running 15 38 Chad Little Ford 186 7975 Running 16 37 Butch Miller Chevy 186 8510 Running 17 34 Rick Mast Pontiac 188 9570 Running 18 35 Bill Venturini Chevy 183 6255 Running 19 40 Mickey Gibbs Ford 183 6040 Running 20 22 Rusty Wallace Pontiac 183 17575 Running 21 20 Jimmy Means Pontiac 181 0565 Running 22 1 Bit Eliot' Ford 175 16570 Running 23 33 Bobby Hillin Buick 171 8310 Running 24 23 Geoff Bodine Ford 170 13655 Running 25 8 Davey Allison Ford 162 13275 Running 26 15 Sterling Martin Olds 159 7945 Engine 27 25 Dick Trickle Pontiac 158 8750 Running 28 2 Ken Schrader Chevy 154 13735 Valve 29 39 Richard Petty Pontiac 137 5630 Running 30 36 Phil Barkdoll Olds 121 4875 Accident 31 30 Buddy Baker Ford 115 5420 Accident 32 12 Jimmy Spencer Pontiac 114 7430 Engine 33 14 Ricky Rudd Chevy 104 1285 Accident 34 16 Dale Jarrett Ford 103 7230 Accident 35 28 Phil Parsons Olds 101 4600 Accident 38 9 Harry Gant Olds 83 11570 011 Pump 37 13 Rob Moroso Olds 79 4740 Accident 38 28 Lake Speed Olds 41 4435 Engine 39 19 Rick Wilson Olds 9 6380 Engine 40 27 Derrike Cope Chevy 3 9350 Engine Time el rate: 3 hours 8 minutes 2 seconds Average speed' 159571 mph Caution nano 7 for 30 laps Load thangest 25 Point Standingsi I Dale Earnhardt 1460 2 Morgan Shepherd 1370 3 Mark Marlin 1295 4 Darrell Waltrip 1243 3 Geoff Bodine 1227 YOUTH TENNIS Sunday's Results CAROLINAS Duke UNC-WHinington 4 NC Wesleyan Bon 4 NC Wesleyan 15 Newport News 2 South Carolina 5-7 Clemson 4-3 USC-Spartanburg 8 Francis Marlon 2 Wake Forest 84 Georgia Tach 3-2 EAST Concordia NY Adelphl lona 11-13 --St Peter's 5-0 New York CW Post 0-4 St John's VIlanova 4 SOUTH Rs IMernational 12SE Louisiana 4 Rorida Southern Barry 6 Jackson's 74 VOU 1-0 Vanderbilt 3 South Alabama LAitleirmingham 1 Tennessee 6 Mississippi St 2 1110-li ST Cent Michigan 6-3--Totedo 01 Detroit 7-12 Minton 6-2 Michigan 8-13 Purdue 1-1 Oakland 10-3- 24 WEST Oregon Ons 5 Late Saturday CAROLINAS UK-Asheville VAlson 2 UNCC Ted 4 NC Wealeyen1East Caroilna 1 was Forest 11--Georgia Tech 5 Wofford 4--Lincoln Memorial 2 EAST Canisius 94--- Youngstown St 14 West Chem Pace 4-3 Salisbury St York PA 1 Villanove 34 St John's 2-8 SOUTH Georgia 1- Kennesaw 5-4--'0eorgia Coll 4-11 LSU7-3------Vanderbilt 54 Pomo 7 Ragier 2 Alabama 3-1 Ala-Birmingham 2-0 8 Mississippi 0 BE Louisiana 14Ra-international MIDWEST Aquinas I ---Northwd Mich Detroit 94-- Dayton 4-6 Fwris St 6-4Grand Valley St 4-5 Mankato St 8-4 St Cloud St 7-5 Minneeota 64 Wisconsin 44 St Francis IN St Francis Ill it Northwood Mick 0 Western Mich Miami Ohio 24 Wichita St 7-7 Creighton 1-I William Pwm 12-6 Wartburg 2-2 SOUTHWEST Texas 13-15 Taxes Christlim 6-11 WEST Fresno Stale 8 Long Beedt Stata 4 New Mexico 84 Brigham Young 5-0 St 84-- Washington 0-14 Portland 413 Portiand St 1-11 San Francisco 1- IC PepPerdine 4-9 Stanford IS California 1 PROFESSIONAL Challenge Sunday's rseulb from Newel Ge SMOG Chrunpionships Andre Aped A II VIP" Peru 6-2 54 Hamburg Open Sunday's results trent Hamburg Weal Germany Ilingtes Championship: SisM Grit West Germany Armin Sanchw ViC11- 00 (2) 5Pain 5-7 5-0 414 A Cup Stale Chernplomhip moults from Groonsboro SEISIFINALS 71 Chapel HO 3---Jacksorwille Flalesgh ISA 4 Sharon 0 74 Perk Sharon 4 Greensboro Bucks 2 Jacksom1le Aweigh 3 Cher Sting Orange 2 Raleigh ISA 0 Park Shwon Iliad 0 77 Jamestown Park Sharon I Greensboro Bucks 3 Raleigh 0 High Point 4 Jamesionn le Park Sharon I Greensboro Buds 0 71 Ort Bucks Caps Orson 0 Park Shon 2 Oultdrand I MALI 71 Chapel Hill-Durham Raleigh OA 0 74 Jadtsonville 1 PIM Sharon 0 Perk Sharon 2 Char Sting Orange 0 71 Orb Buds Raleigh Rowdies 0 High Point 2Oreensboro Bucks 1 7S Raleigh Caps I Part 0 71 Park Shwon 4 Ornenshoro Bucks 2 1111111MISCAIM TRANSACTIONS Baseball American Lowe Acinsted INF Mario OW from the RI-day disabled $IP and wit him to Calgary of the Pacific Coast Inagua National League CINCINNATI- Recalled Scot' Scudder from Nashville of the can Aasociaticm Optioned Kip Dross to Nashville Purchased Ito contract of DkkI Noise from Scanlon Football NFL optEN SAY- Signed LB John Dow and LI Mais Waddington and TE Cant Nay TRIATHLON lo 00 AREA South Carolina Takes 2 From Clemson GYMNASTICS Oo Oo 00 YOUTH 8 41 College Baseball LATEST LINE Nantahata Sunday's results from Nanistaia (beyels 23 Nies I No Ivo Ind conee) Mons Overall lioselle I Nowhouva Woode-YANIOroll 35 2 Colhavy Navy-TO 23630 3 Alkson-All son-Kma 23130 61861 Moan Oweno-Noch man-kall 2 30 OP 2 Jection-Ohn- loy-80Y0 3 ll 06 Hall-Macitburn Smoak 31307 Mixed Toms Momate I Nonvloh Murdochlturoc6 2 43 39: Si Thoryloson-1ms-N6an 341 Mt 3 06eon-StvaaYiernar 3 16 37 "1 2-3 2 RIK doub4 East Carolina 16 Norfolk State 3 The Pirates scored seven runs in the bottom of the eighth in the win over the Spartans (34-13) Davis Whitfield Kevin Iligp and Corey Short had homers in the inning for East Carolina (42-7) All-Carolinas Conference Ili-As Ion Baseball American Lemma TORONTO re-fra Peet Chicago dry (1'4-74 ow Kamm City MILWAUKEE IP Com Detroit OAKIAND 74 over Nora York SEATTLE 11 owl Burton CALWOHNIA 74 owe Kaltman Ream Limps NEW YORK P444 cam Royston MONTREAL l'444 over San Fran PITT 544 tYle Bw Dap CHICAGO 14 DM Atlanta ST LOWS 1444 over Cincinnati NtIA CHICAGO awe Philadelphia 0We imam le CAPS 'MOTORSPORTS 0 with his 10th and lith homers of' the season for Duke (27-23) USC-Spartanburg 8 Francis Marion 2 USC-Spartanburg beat Francis Marion to knock the Patriots into the losers bracket in the NA1A District 6 playoffs at Riley Park in Sumter SC keno Is Magian 020 OM 000 -0 1 USt-epartanbtag 100 10s I 1 1 Thompson 114r --Chuck Starting (1-1) Leading Rich koestand doubled to lead off second inning MCI Stanley Jonas 2-3 HR (12) 2 RBIs: Greg Houston 14 single Ws Virginia Tech 10 UNCC 1 The 49ers (29-26) were out-hit 12-5 and made three errors two of which led to five unearned runs by the ilokies (33-13) UNCC got two hits in the first eight innings off Kirk Goodson (5-3) UNCC toe i I I 3 Virginia Tech 231 121 12 1 1631 --Genoa WO Leading hitters--111114 Netters 24 RBI double Hughes 14 thiginia tech Hettield 2-3 2 11111s double HR Wentz Observer Stall end Sows Sen 44:401 COLUMBIA Skeets Thomas had four hits and drove in three runs in two games as South Carolina swept a doubleheader Sunday from Clemson 54 7-3 -Thomas had two hits including his lOth home run of the season in the first game as the Gamecocks (30-21) rallied Ills two-run homer tied the game at 4-4 in the fifth inning South Carolina won in the ninth on a solo home run by Sandy Riekett his fifth of the year Kevin Northrup had a three-run homer for Clemson (37-16) in the first game his first of two home runs SundayFico clown coo so 000 4 1 ilestOtCoroorta 000 ZIO 001- itrNif 15-3t 1-Kintroll 111) HP-Clernsom N4101000 (L 8 Cloohno 8 Cromer (4) Thomas 110) Moot (5) tosind Gems C440460--- OM 110 14-I I I koth COMMA 1 ON i114 State Moot Resells Orem Rto beye Poet Ist Inns len-Solsm Ogee 4 16It Joseph Iaoroos averts Ormentico 2nd Roar 9 I IM porn melt 925 and rInds I I IN A I 05 1st oatollot bars 76 lot lagh bar 2 1st WS-wound 54 46 Chose Reynolds Clemmors Itti pommel Woe SO Stephen Winono Chtfliftlift Ith 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