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20 Santa Cruz Sentinel Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1982 Kevin K'rh Kevin Troyer Erie Johnyjn linfmen Placed Eric Williams, linebacker. Joe Adam delenvwe. Pon Coder guard and Women's Singles First Raund Susan Mascarm Grosse Pnmte Shores Jim Plo'fcm Don Schwarti lately on miured reserve mitr a i im SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Cut Gordon Michigan, def Bili.e Jean King i 1121 New Jtl.oMW 37 41 7 tt-40 37-41 7 4117 II 3V 7 It II jt-n 7i 15 A3 7 40 71 242 II imiiiiii Banks, wide receiver. Brad de- York, 61 "earner luo'c" pa.d Major League standings Chris Vande" Brian Tennyson Freddy HarreU Greo Meaoe By Tht Associated Press At me Charles ver Country Club.

6 532 yards par 35 15-70 fensive end. Carlton Fin. ster, running back, laut.oei t-iun Brian Peets tight end and Larry Aieiander. 6 0 Laura Arraya Peru def Barbara defensive tackle Placed warren Lyies, de- Jordan kmg of Prussia Pa 6-1 26 6-2 Lisa tensive tackle and Derne Nelsonon, Bonder Saime Mich def Ea Ptatf West linebacker on the reserve list Germany, 6-3, 46, 6-4 Diane Pesfor Los SAN FRANCISCO 4ERS-Acquired Angeles, def Cam.ne Bmiam.n Bakerst.eid Chuck Fus.na of Tampa Bay Cut Ricky Cant 2. 6 3.

Cia.id.a Pasquaie S. tienand Churchman, defensive back, Craig Ellis, wide def Ciaud.aMonfe.ro Brad. 3-6. e-a rece.ver Gary Thompson, defensive bark, Beth Norton Fa.rf.eid Conn, net Amy Dave Otey, center, Frank Franer, offensive Holton, Sarasota Fia 6 2, 4 6. 6 2 Vickie Nelson.

Woosler Ohio, del Lea Antonoplls SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-Placed Joe Giendora Calif 36 6-2 6-4 Dana Gilbert, Norman, middle linebacker, on the physically- Piedmont, Cant def Jean Hepner Aiherton, AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division Bob Lews Jr Pet. 592 557 554 .515 504 77 73 72 67 61 61 GB 5 10 liv, 17 'j ishin.lis.urinrm Lit Dlmrtui r.ran f.lmat Milwaukee Boston Baltimore New York Oetroit Cleveland Toronto Cant. J-6, 6-J St. aoma 3im.nu"u 1107 53 58 58 63 64 66 72 on me miured ruerve mi tui urrji'in. Mima Jausovec 00.

Yugoslavia, del Frank Garcia, punter Robert Alexander, 480 459 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eisttrn Division Pet. GB St. Louis 75 56 .573 Philadelphia 73 59 553 2' Montreal 70 62 530 5'j Pittsburgh 70 62 530 5Vj Chicago 58 75 436 18 New York 50 80 385 24Vj Western Division Atlanta 74 58 561 -Los Angeles 74 59 556 V7 San Diego 68 65 511 6'j San Francisco 66 66 500 8 Houston 63 69 477 11 Cincinnati 51 81 386 23 Western Division JoAnne Russeli, New York 3 7 6, 6-3, Ros Fairbank, South Africa, de Helen Sukova, Oechos.ovak.a, 5-7. 7-5, 76, CHris Evert Lloyd (21. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

det Pilar Key Burayne. Fla 6-1 6-0, Nancy wfpty, Barry Vo'tapeMi, oHemivf tackle, jetf Rpeves, detente back and Mike Rus'emever, defensive tackle WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Piaced rV(J Duseh, linebacker and Rickey C'aifl running Yparom, Greenville, 0" rm tony. back on the injured reserve list Placed on waiveri Rodney Goosby, wide receiver and cross Australia, 6-f 4 6, 6 3 Casals, 77 75 68 62 58 51 47 55 56 62 69 75 79 84 Kansas City California Chicago Seattle Oakland Texas Minnesota 583 573 523 473 436 392 359 Benn.e Smith, defensive tackle Placed Tom 8 14 25 29 Sausaiifo, Calif, def Tnva Harford. South Africa. S-7, 6i, 67.

Pm Snriver (7), 1 aneclllad Pratt FOOTI.ll Washington (API The United Sta'et Football League announced thai itj league will begm itt inaugural teason in Warch divided mto three tour-team division! The league will consist of an Atlantic division with teams from the New York-New Jersey area, Philadelphia, Washington and Boston, a Central division represented by Birmingham, Chicago, Detroit and Tampa Bay, and a Pacific division with teams from Phonen. Los Angeles, Denver and the San Francisco-Oakland area Four teams will qualify for the playoffs, including the three divisional champions and a wild card" team, which will be the fourth team with the best overall record ht I NEW VOBK I API Teen ager Susan Uascarin beat Billie Jean king 6 fr! as play opened in the Open Chns Evert iloyd. second seeded this year and going after her siith Open Singles title, crushed Pilar Vasquei 61, 6-0 In men's play, third-seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, one of the pre-tournament favorites and No Vats Wilander of Sweden the French Open champion, captured their first-round matches Other winners included fourth seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, who downed Chris Dunk 6-7 6-3. 6-1. 6-7 No Gene Mayer, 6 4, 6 4, 6 2 over Jiri Granat of Ciechoslovakia, No 13 Mark Edmondson, 7-6, 6-3, tt7 over qualifier Egan Adams and No 15 Raul Ramirei of Mexico, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 over Eddie Edwards of South Alrica Seedf women who advanced lo the second round included No 7 Pam Shrlver 6-0, 6-3 over Marceia Skuherska of Ciechoslovakia and No Mima Jausovec ol Yugoslavia, 3-6, 7-6, 6-3 over JoAnne Russell SOCCER NEW YORK (API John Giles, second-year coach of Vancouver Whitecaps, has been named IM2 Coach of the Year in the North American Soccer League, according to the league office Giles led fhe Whitecaps to J0-12 record, winning the second-mosi games this season His overall record in the two years is 42-26, to rank him sixth all-time with a 618 percentage Tuesday's Games Narcotics trial linking Gerulaitis set to go to jury NEW YORK (API The nairntirs trial of a Miami man, where a government witness linked top-ranked tennis star Vitas Gerulaitis with a $144,000 cocaine deal, was nearly set to go to the jury The Manhattan federal court trial of Tony Goble, 3fi, neared an end Tuesday with the defense saying that a federal drug agent was "just tasting to get a hold of" Gerulaitis.

Goble is charged with dealing in pharmaceutical cocaine, the purest form of the drug Gerulaitis' attorney, David Breitbart, has maintained Gerulaitis was "absolutely not involved in any narcotics conspiracy." In his summation, defense lawyer Jack Litman said Goble was not at the center of any conspiracy involving cocaine. Litman said Drug Enforcement Administration agent Jeffrey Hall "was trying to make a case against Vitas Gerulaitis." The tennis star's name was "all over the place" on tape recordings made by government agents, the lawyer said Gerulaitis' voice did not appear on any of the tapes, however. A government witness, Richard Purvis, an admitted cocaine dealer, said during the trial before Judge Kevin Duffy that Gerulaitis was interested in contributing $20,000 toward a $144,000 cocaine purchase. Also during the trial, Hall testified that agents had followed Gerulaitis on the final day of the Volvo Masters tournament last Jan. 17 at Madison Square Garden.

Gerulaitis, fifth-ranked tennis player in the world, was scheduled to play in the U.S. Open at the National Tennis Center in New York today against Fritz Buehning. Luther vtiie, Met, def Varceia Sfcuherska. Ciechoslovakia 6-0 6-3, Andrea Leand MS), Brookiandviiie Wd def Barbe B'ambiett, Houston 6-4 6-2 Gretchen Rush Pittsburgh. Pa det Pam Teeguarden, Los Angeles.

4-6. 4-3 6-2 Deborah Jevans, Great Britain, def Sherry Acker KaiamarOO Mich 6 4 0 6, 7 6, Barbara Potter (10) Woodbury. Conn, def Kim Sands Miami, Fla 7-6. 64 it: i si 14 69 15 71 37 15 73 37 15 77 16 16 73 35 37 72 IV 37 72 18 34 73 17 35 77 37 15 73 16-17 73 39 14 73 40 13 73 17 16 71 15 18 73 15 18 71 3 37 71 37 14 71 3617 73 307 731 38 14 74 17 17 74 37 17 74 15 74 .17 37 74 37 37 74 40 14 74 37 37 74 34-38 74 36 19 75 39 34 36- 39 75 37- 38 7S 40 35 75 39 16 75 39 14 75 38 37 75 39 75 3 7 38 75 40 15 75 37 18 75 319 75 42 14 76 38 18 76 3 40 74 40 36 76 40-16 76 40-16 76 39 17 76 38 18 76 38 38 76 Deery, defensive back on left camp, retired status COLLEGE ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE -Named Ron Bertovich conference information director BALL 5T ATE Named Pat Quinti. head baseball coach hofstra Named Cmdy Lewis, field hocky and women's lacrosse coach lONA-Announced the resignation of Ron Bertovich director of sports information and promotions NEW YORK TECH-Announced the resignation of Warty Seriail, head footbell coach and appointed defensive coordinator Jim DiBenedetto to replace him Edward Humemk John Ervasti Paul Murphy Donald Bins Bitly Andrade R.chard 6 Feh Gary L'pski James Halle Willie Wood Andre Magee Allen Doyle Robert Lohr Corey Pavm Ron Deianey Richard Ryrten Bnan Matnesrin Timothy Krapfe Robert Kouwe Juan Tavior David Boeff John French Enc evi John Joe Kruczek David Lee Richard Mah Danny Bnggs Ronaid Ge'atka John flaldwm Carl Plstem chard MrDerm Kevin Klier jfrry Haas Gray Tattle Jim Hottgneve Roger Brown Nathaniel Crosby Dame' Roberts Clifton Pierce Randy Refers Pat Stepnens John Spelman Larry Seligman S'eve Jurgense Donaid Totten Victor Gava'as Tom Knapp Ted Schuir Bill H'idenbra Greg Frederick Ty Seal Keiiy A Clair Tuesday's Gamts Cincinnati 2, Montreal 1, 14 innings Houston 4, New York 0 Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 7, San Diego 1 Los Angeles 4, St.

Louis 1 San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 BPiJii'W A LmJ FiiWiiia.li.i7r lMkf -J SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) Tuesday's leaders alter the first round ot the W0 000 California State Open golf tournament at the Baltimore 1, Toronto 0 Boston 4, Oakland 0 California 11, Detroit 0 Milwaukee 8, Seattle 2 Chicago 14, Cleveland 6 New York 3, Minnesota 1 Texas 6, Kansas City 0 Wednesday's Games Baltimore (D. Martinez 13-10) at Toronto (Stieb 13-12) Oakland (McCatty 6-3) at Boston (Denman 0-1), 4 35 p.m. California (Forsch 11-9) at Detroit (Wilcox 8- 7) Seattle (Beattie 8 10) at Milwaukee (Medich 9- 11) Cleveland (Sorensen 10-10) at Chicago (Koosman 6-6) New York (Righetti 8 6) at Minnesota (Wiiliams 5-7) Texas (Smithson 0-1) at Kansas City (Split-torff 9-7) Thursday's Games Cleveland at Milwaukee, 2 California at Detroit Texas at Chicago Wednesday's Games Chicago (Ripley 4-7) at San Francisco (Laskey 12-10), 12 noon Cincinnati (Soto 11-9) at Montreal (Lerch 0-0) Houston (Ruhle 7-10) at New York (Falcone 6 8) Atlanta (Walk 11-9) at Philadelphia (Krukow 12-7) Pittsburgh (Rhoden 8-11) at San Diego (Lollar 12-8) St. Louis( Anduiar 1010) at Los Angeles (Reuss 13-10) par 71 San Luis Bay Goit ciutt Jay Don Blake, St George. Utah Ed Luethke Los Altos.

Caiit Barry WIHardson, Provo. Utah Steve Gazzaneo, Walnut Creek Davd DeSantis. Salt Lake Oty Rick Burgess Stockton Jim Sanderson. Fee Oaks 32-33-64 32-34-46 35 31-64 36-31-67 34 33-67 35 33 68 16 33 68 BROOKLINE Mass (AP) Results of Tuesday's firs: round the 36-hde qualifying medal piay of the 87nd Amateur Golf Championship at The Country CU.b 6 896 Thursday's Games No games scheduled Aliqust 1182 NASI. PHvoll Slanct Sy Tht Anoclllld Prttl Flril Round Bait of Thru WtdMMSiy'i GamM Toronto Seattle, spnes tiod 1-1 Tulsa at Cosmos, series tied I I Montreal at Ft I auderriale series tied I I Thursday's Gamt Vancouver at San Diego series tied I Sports digest Tl 71 Tl si i 1 A 1 ATI AM ATI H'll IKHI HrSll 12 13 1 A'l Ml ATI I A A I A I A IS Uj 17 18 19 20 21 A 1 A pHr "-'I 1 ZE 2A ZU 2b 27 2fl A A A r.i mi August 1182 i i ui A A -MNN A MINN MINN 0 9 lu II I A A A A MINN SI A sa A CA Al IS Ifa 17 18 is 2(1 i "TV Al CA Mil Mli SMI POS pns I'i 23 2S 26 27 28 TV 'l A A SQS pfT -rr Mil Mil Mil 21 30 11 A A Mil PCS iJuy Sjnni' IV Irk'vufd Sifn'W By Tht Associated Press BASEBALL American Ltagut BOSTON RED SOX-Called up Steve Crawlord, pitcher, and Garry Hancock, outfielder from Pawturkpf of the International League Called up Mike Brown and Dennis Boyd, pitchers, from Bristol ot the Eastern League CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Purchased the contract of John Curtis, pitcher from the San Diego Padres for an undisclosed amount ot cash MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Designated Jerry Augustine, pitcher, tor assignment NEW YORK YANKEES-Traded Tommy John, pitcher, to the California Angels tor three minor leaguers to be named later TORONTO BLUE JAYS-S-gned Bobby Con manager, John Sullivan, Cito Gaston, Al Widmar and Jimmy Williams, coaches tor 1983 Recalled Jerry Garvin, pitcher from Syracuse ot the International League and placed Ken Schrom pitcher on waivers National Ltagut PHILADELPHIA PHILLlES-Acquired Bobby Moimaro, outfielder, from the Chicago Cubs as the player to be named later in the December 8, 1981, trade for Mike Krukow, pitcher that sent Keith Moreland, Dicky yards, par 35-37-73 Robert Stanger Bnan Mogg Tom Pernice Jr Greg Starkman Chns Perry Tony Hidalgo Frank Fuhrer Craig Steinber Brad Faxon Kevin D'Hen Jimmy Squiers Jay Sigel James Deising Taylor Metcalt Jim Carter Martin West Charles Smith Michael Wedge David Toiiey James Gaiia Bob Woicott John Slaugh Brad Henmger Kevin Slater James Josep Bill Hoistead Randy Nichols Roy Biancaiana David Tentis Nevm Sutchtl Regan Patrick Dave Oeiong Si oft Enckson Richard A Levi Todd Anders Pete Mathews David Alan Jac Tracy Nakaiaki Edward Vietmei George Marucci Daniel Wilkms Stephen Bys James Ruschion Rocco Mediate Jeft Johnson Tad Buchanan Chip Han Thomas Ansb ignacio De Leo 16 13 69 15 3 71 34 38 72 IV 18 73 35 18 73 35 18 73 36 37 73 34 37 73 36 37 73 .17 37 74 35 39 3i-39 -74 35 19 74 36- 38 -74 37- 37 74 37 18 75 37 38 75 15 40 75 38 37 75 37 38 75 36 39 75 37 38 75 37 18 75 15 40 -75 18 18 76 35 41 76 13 43 74 37 39 74 3fr40 76 36 40 76 36 40 76 39 17 -76 38 39 77 34-41 77 37 40 -77 .17 40 77 3819 77 36-41 77 40 37 77 .18 19 77 3 7 40 77 18 19 77 36 41 -77 16-41 77 43 35 77 40 77 37 40 77 41 37 -78 41 37 78 Nirjht Gnrv.f Night Molt rm jtif-.

a i mql.t iVuti. Cabrillo track meeting Cabrillo College will hold a meeting of prospective track and field athletes today at 7 p.m. in the school's weight room, Coach Ken Thomas has announced. Anyone interested in participating in track is asked to attend this meeting. Immediately following, at 8 p.m., there will be a meeting of the Committee For An All-Weather Track.

All interested parties are invited to attend the meeting, where community support for the proposed facility will be discussed. For further information call the athletic department at 425-6266. NEW YORK (AP) Results ol Tuesdays play at the 5 Open Tennis Championships Iseedtngs in parenthesis' Men's Stnglti First Round Stan Smith, Hilton Head, SC, def Mike Leach, Weston, Mass 4 6, 6-4 6-3, 7-5, Marty Davis, San Jose, Calif def Jay Lapidus, Princeton, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2, Brian Teacher (14) Los Angeles, def John Sadri. Charlotte, 6 3 4-2. 6-2, Mats Wilander 11 Sweden, def Bill Scanion, Dallas.

6-4, 6-3, 6-1, Mark D'Ckson, Tampa, Fla def Ben Testerman, Knoiville Tenn, 6-2, 6-2, 1-6, 7-6, Nduka Oduor, Nigeria, def Mike Cahill, Memphis, Tenn 6-4, 6-3 6-3, Bruce Manson, Fort Worth, Teas, det Mano Martinez Bolivia. 6-1, 6-1. 63, Robert Van't Hoi, Dallas, def Mike Myburg, South Africa, 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, Lany Stetanki, Menlo Park, Calif det David Pate, Las Vegas, Nev 6-4, 6-4, 7-5, Matt Doyle, Menlo Park, Calif def Ricardo Acuna, Chile, 6-4 4-6, 6-0, 6-4, Hans Simonsson, Sweden, det Haroon Ismail, Zimbabwe, 7 5, 6-1. 6-1, Stefan Simonsson, Sweden, def Erick iskersky, Rossford, Ohio, 6-7, 6-3, 5-7, 6-1, 6-1, Thierry Tulasne. France, del Peter Rennert, Los Angeles 3 6 6-1, 6-4 6 4 Ivan Lendl (3), Czechoslovakia, def Ramesh Knshnan, India, 6-4, 7 6, 6-1, Mike Brunnberg.

Miami, Fla. def Pat DuPre, La Joiia Cahf 6 6-3, 6-7, 6-2, 6-3, Schaik van der Merwe. South Alnca def Derek Tarr, South Africa. 6-1. 5-7 6-3.

3-4 6-4, Hem; Gunfhard! Switzerland, def Pender Murphy, Charlotte NC 6-4, 7 5, 6-1 Jerome Potier, France det Rick Fagel M.ami Fia 6-3 6-2. 6-2 Raul Ramirei ('51, Mexico, det Eddie Edwards South Africa. 63, fr3. 6-t, Jaime Fiiiol, Chile det Georges Goven France 6-3, 6 4, 16, 6-3, Bnan Gottfried Fort Lauderdale, Fia def Trey Waitke, Los Angeles, 7-5. 6-0 6- 3, Jim Brown, Brentwood, del Jeff Simpson, New Zealand, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3, Cary Leeds.

New York, def Thomas Hogstedt. Sweden, 6-2, 1-0, retired, Vmce Van Palten, Snowmass, Colo def Scott Lipton, San Jose, Call 6-2 7 6, 1-6, 4-6. 7-4, Oaudio Panatta, Italy, det Srott McCain, San Francisco, 7-5, 7- 5, 7-6, Guillermo Vilas (4), Argentina, del Chris Dunk Santa Ana Cahf 6-7, 63. 6 4. 6-3 Freddie Sauer South Africa, det John Letts Rolling Hills, Calif 6-4, 6-4, 6-3, Tom Gulhkson Palm Coast Fia del John Alexander Australia 3 6.

4 6, 7-6, 4-4 7 4 Brad Gilbert, Piedmont, Calif, def Joao Soares. Branl, 74 6-4 4-4. 4 6 6 3 Mark Edmondson (13), Australia det Egan Adams. Miami, Fia 7-4. 6-3, 4-2, Tim Wilhison.

Fnpp Island. det Russell Simpson. New Zealand, 4-4. 3- 6, 7-5, 7-5, 6-1, Mike DePalmer, Knoxvillt, Tenn def Jose LoperMaeso. 5pam, 7 5, 6-4, 4- 4, Chns Mayotte.

Springfield, Mass def W0tek Flbak, 6-4, 3-4. 3-4. 7 4, 4-2. Harold Solomon, Fort Lauderdale, Fia, det Lloyd Bourne, Pasadena, Calif, 7-5, 4-4, 4-1, David Carter, Australia def Jai DiLouie, Dallas, 6-3, 6-2, 7-6, Gene Mayer (6), Woodmere. del Jirl Granat, Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.

Sherwood Stewart, Woodlands, Texas, det Andy Andrews, Raleigh, 3-6, 7-6, 6-1, 7-5, Eric Fromm, Glenn Head, NY, def Pat Cash, Australia, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2, Eric Konta, Glenview, III det Jerome Vanier, France, 6-4, 4-6, 4-4, 61 6 2 Chip Hooper, Sunnyvale, Calif def Marcel Freeman. Los Angeles 6-1, 4-4, 7-5, Johan Kriek (10), South Africa, def Dick Stockton, Sawgrass, Fla, 6-2, 6-7, 6 2, Mel Pureed, Murray, Ky def Cassio Motta, Brazil, 6-3, 1-6, 4-1. 7-6, Tim Mayotte, Springfield, Mass, def Andrew Pattison Scot tsdale, Ariz 6-4, 6 4, 6-2, Yannick Noah (9). France def Kevin Curren, South Africa 4-3, 7 6, 6-3 SSNTA cruz wed: SOFTBALL LEAGUE Playoffs Art Baars II, SC Publltnlng I Innings AP A Griggs LP Pearson Tophnlers Sallo Cornel, son 2 4, Cnrjpr Makanev '5C Lindner) 2 A Griggs Crerntierg (Art MR Waliamey iSf PI, A Griggs (AB) Santlnel II, An Bears 1 WP Musgrave LP A Griggs Top hitters Lindbergh Brody 23 I At Bran I Welley 3 4, Musgrave 3-4 Hutchinson 2 1. Coyro 23.

Love(oy 13 MR -Lindtxrg Art Bears), Musgrave grand sum I Sentinel) Eiprass 4, Snllnl 3 WP Tigne I Vusgrave Tnp hiMprs RuCn 4 5 i Senlinel), Tighe 2 3 iprrss) HR T.ghe iE'press) 1 14 Innings I Hams, Ltiley (8i. Hayes 110) Price III), Leibrflndt 1131 and Trevino, Van Gorder ill), Gullickson, Fryman 91, Reardon Ivl, Smilh 110), Burris 121 and Carter W-Leibrandt 4-7 Burns. 4-14 HR-Cincm-nali Dreisspo (13) PiltsSurgh 010 140 010-7 10 2 San 000 00 1 000-1 1 I Sarmiento and Pena, Montelusco, Chiller .61. Lui as if) and Kennedy W-Sar- mienlo. L-MontptuSCO.

HRs-Pit-Isburyft Thompson 1 28). Easier 112 Giants, 4-3 SAN FRAN I I i CHICAGO Soquel girls tennis Sntfttrg 3b Tryouts and practice for the Soquel High girls' tennis pIn'(b) team are to De nem inursaay at tne hoquei scnooi tennis Hendsmi Minor Ltagut Baseball At A Gtanci By Tht Associated Priss INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Tuesday's Gamai Columbus 6, Tidewater 5 Richmond 5, Charleston 3 Rochester 8 Pawtucket 3 Toledo 5, Syracuse 3 SOUTHERN LEAGUE Tuesday's Gamts Savannah 7 Charlotte 5 Nashville 9, Columbus 4 Knoiviiie 3, Chattanooga 3 Memphis 9. Birmingham 6 Jacksonville 4 Orlando 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tuesday's Gamo Indianapolis 6, Omaha 0. Indianapolis leads series 1-0 TEXAS LEAGUE Tuosday'i Gamts Amariilo 6, El Paso 4 San Antonio 7, Midland 6 Tulsa 3, Jackson 3 Arkansas at Shreveport, ppd ram PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Tuesday's Gamts Hawaii Vancouver 0 Tacoma 10, Spokane 3 Portland 5-7, Edmonton 6-3 Phoenix 9, Tucson 7 Salt Lake 6, Albuquerque 3 bi 520 son sou 3 0 5 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 110 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 St Lolms OX) 000 010-1 9 1 Los Angeles 3CC 10C 0Ox-4 6 0 Vura, Lahti 14) Bair (6i, Martin iB' and Porter Hooton, Howe (8' and Yeager -Hooton 25 L-Mura. 11-9 TODAY'S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS ab bi 3 0 10 3 0 0 1 3 111 4 112 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 10 0 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 TV, radio- CDavis cl Morgan 2b Clark rt RSmilh lb Vinton Evans 3b Leonard If Venable It May Sulari SS Ku'per ph Pplini ss Breining Holland Sumrs ph Whlfrd ph Bergmn lb Totals Jorinstn rf JDavis Bowa Mart; WHrdl Proly SThpsn ph LeSmilh courts.

All prospective players and returning players from the 1981 fall season are to report for the session, to Coach Mary Akin. For more information about the team and the tryouts, call 425-7817. Notes and Don arson to the Cubs. PITTSBURGH PI RATES Called up Grant Jackson, Paul Moskau and Cecil io Guante, pichers, Junior Ortii, catcher, Eddie Vargas, first baseman and Doug Froebel, outfielder SAN DIEGO PADRES-Called up Joe Lanstord, firs baseman, and Ron Tingley, catcher, Irom Hawaii ol the Pacific Coast League FOOTBALL National Football Ltagut ATLANTA FAlCONS-Cut Matthew Teague defensive tackle, Von Mansfield, defensive bach and Rolf Duvuk, ol'ensive guard Placed Vmce Cowell offensive guard Tony 6'ount, sa'ety and Billy Cosper tight end on miured reserve Traded an undisclosed draft choice for Dave Smigelsky, punter BALTIMORE COLTS-Cut Ed Simonini and Steve Heimkreiter, linebackers, Kevin Williams, wide receiver, Larry Powell, running back. Joel Peters, nose tackle, Roger Levassa and JeM Detii, centers, Tony Loia, offensive guard BUFFALO BILLS Cut Robert Geathers, defensive lineman, Nolan Fran and Stacy Charles, wide receivers, Mai Maiarlan and Ted Torosian, running backs, Keith Clark and Rick Denmson, linebackers, John Schmedmg, guard.

Steve Alvers, tight end and Mike Guess, safety CHICAGO BEARS-Rcleased Joe Turner, corneroack, Kris Hames, wide receiver, Mike Cobb and Bob Fisher, tight ends, Gary Johnson, defensive lineman, Clinton Davenport defensive tackle John Skibmski, fullback and Bill Jensen tackle Pieced on the mmred reserve list Ted Albrecht tackle. Tim Clifford quarterback and Revie Sorey guard CLEVELAND BROWNS-Cut Van Hetlm, tight end Ricky Floyd, running back, Fred kirhiand wide receiver and ktk returner. Hill 000- no; 200 Totals 37 3 10 3 Chicago San Francisco E-Wills, RSmilh, 002 000 20i- 4 BllCliner LOB- 2B-Buckner TELEVISION TODAY Tennis U.S. Open highlights, 11:30 p.m. (5 46) RADIO TODAY Baseball Chicago Cubs at San Francisco Giants, 12 noon (KNBR 68) Baseball Oakland A's at Boston Red Sox, 4 30 p.m.

(KSFO 560, KOCNFM 105) TELEVISION THURSDAY Tennis U.S. Open highlights, 11.30 p.m. (5 46) RADIO THURSDAY No events scheduled Chicago 12, San Francisco 6 HR-RSmith (IS) S-CDavis IP ER BB SO Chicago Ms. 6 4 3 3 3 2 WHrnndl L4 6 1-3 0 1 1 1 0 Proly 2 310 0 0 0 LeSmilh 1 0 0 0 0 0 San Francisco Breming 6 9 3 2 4 11 Holland A 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 Wmton 24 2 1 0 0 1 0 Cal League playoffs MODESTO (AP) Left-fielder Dave Hudgens hit a home run, a double and scored two runs Tucsdsay night to lead the Modesto A's to a 4-0 victory over the Visalia Oaks in the California League championship playoffs. The victory gave Modesto a 2-0 lead over Visalia in the best-of-seven series.

Hudgens, who went 3-4, knocked in two runs and finished with 5 RBIs for the first two games Modesto pitchers Tim Conroy and Rick Rodriguez surrendered six hits in shutting out Visalia and struck out 13 batters between them. The victory went to Conroy, who is 16-4. The next three games are scheduled in Visalia. National Football Ltagut At A Glanct Exhibition Season By Tht Associated Prtss American Conttrtnct East Marti pitched lo 1 ba'ler in Ihe 7th T-2 S7 A-l 827 -JDavii, May A 4-0 OAKLANO ab bi 4 111 4 112 4 110 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 10 3 110 3 0 0 0 Cal Open leaders BOSTON ab bi 4 0 0 0 Remy 2b 3 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 2 0 Yslimk dh 4 0 0 0 Lanstrd 3b 2 0 2 0 Boggs lb 3 0 0 0 Nichols cl 3 0 10 Stapletn ss 2 0 0 0 Allenson 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 II i 0 Totals By The Associated Prtss AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING 345 at bats) A Wilson, Kansas City, 347, Yount, Milwaukee, 328, Harrh, Cleveland 334, Garca, Toronto, 318, Cooper, Mtiwaukee. 315 RUNS Henderson, Oakland, 108, Molitor, Milwaukee, 104, Yount, Milwaukee, 101, Evans, Boston, 98, Downing, California, 93 RBI McRae, Kansas City, 114; Thornton, Cleveland, 102; Cooper, Milwaukee, 96, Thomas, Milwaukee.

94, Yount, Milwaukee, 87 HITS Garcia. Toronto. 169, Yount, Milwaukee, 167. Cooper, Milwaukee. 164, Wilson, Kansas City, 163, Harrah, Cleveland, 157 McRae.

Kansas City 157 DOUBLES Yount, Milwaukee. 39 White, Kansas City, 39, McRae. Kansas City 36, Lynn California 34 Cowens, Seattle 34 TRIPLES Wilson Kansas City 13, Herndon. Detroit 11, Yount Milwaukee '0 Brett. Kansas City, 9, Whitaker, Detroit 7 Mumphry, New York, 7 Wmtield New York, 7, Bernaiard.

Chicago, 7 HOME RUNS Thomas, Milwaukee, 34, Re Jackson, California 32 Thornton Cleveland, 28, Evans, Boston. 26. Cooper, Milwaukee, 26, Oghvie Milwaukee, 26 STOLEN BASES Henderson, Oakland, 133, Garcia, Toronto, 47, Cruz, Seattle 35, Molitor Milwaukee, 3), Wathan, Kansas City, 31 PITCHING (15 Decisions) Palmer, Baltimore, 12-3, 800, 3 41; Vuckovich, Milwaukee, 15-4, 789, 3 23, Guidry, New York, 13-5, 723,3 57, Burns, Chicago, 13-5, 732.3 61, Zahn, California, 15-6, 714. 3 62, Sutrhfte, Cleveland, 11-5, 688, 3 36, Gura. Kansas Oty, 17-8, 680, 3 98, Petry Detroit, 14 7 W7.

2 99 STRIKEOUTS Bannister, Seattle. 157, Barker, Cleveland. 145, Guidry New York, 139 Beattie. Seattle, 131, Righetti. New York, 126 NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (345 at bats) Oliver Montreal 333, Madlock, Pittsburgh, 317, Durham, Chicago, 314, Lo Smith, St Louis, 313, Knighl, Houston, 309 RUNS Lo Smith St Louis, 106 Schm.dt, Philadelphia.

93, Murphy, Atlanta, 93 Dawson, Montreal. 89, Sandberg, Chicaqo, 87 RBI Murphy. Atlanta, 97, Buckner, Chicago 89 Oliver Montreal, 88, Carter, Montreal, 88, Thompson, Pittsburgh, 88, Clark, San Francisco, 88 HITS Oliver, Montreal, 166, Buckner, Chicago, 165, Sax, Los Angeles, IftO, Knight, Hous'on, 156, Lo Smith, St Louis, 155 DOUBLES Kennedy, San Diego, 36, Oliver, Montreal, 33, Madlock, Pittsburgh, 33, Knight, Houston, 32, Buckner, Chicago, 30, Durham, Chicago, 30, Dawson, Montreal, 30 TRIPLES Thon. Houston, 9, MrGee, St Louis. 8, Gamer, Houston, 8, 6 Tied With 7 HOME RUNS Murphy, Atlanta, 32, Kingman, New York, 31.

Schmidt, Philadelphia, 38 Thompson, Pittsburgh 38, Carter, Montreal, 37, Horner Atlanta, 37, Guerrero, Los Angeles. 27 STOLEN BASES Raines. Montreal, 62, RHndsn It Murphy cf Meyer lb Armas rl Gross 3b Burghs dh MHealh McKay 2b Stanly SS Page ph SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (AP) Mini-tour pro Jay Don Blake of St. George, Utah shot a course record 7- Sedan ss Pel Pf PA Buffalo 3 1 0 67 48 45 Baltimore 2 2 0 500 82 84 Miami 111 SCO 55 41 Jets 1 3 0 333 62 59 New England 0 3 0 000 48 74 Central Pittsburgh 3 0 0 1 000 74 45 Cleveland 3 0 0 1 000 63 SS Houston 2 10 667 59 S9 Cincinnati 0 3 0 000 70 94 West Denver 3 0 0 1 000 77 51 San Diego 2 1 0 667 67 62 A Raiders 2 10 667 57 47 Kansas City 111 500 46 43 Seattle 1 2 0 333 30 30 National Conttrtnct East Dallas 2 10 667 72 51 Giants 1 2 0 333 43 Philadelphia 1 2 0 333 42 66 St Louis 1 2 0 333 23 33 Washington 0 3 0 000 34 66 Central Detroit 2 10 667 73 56 Tampa Bay 2 1 0 667 69 41 Green Bay 2 10 667 65 70 Minnesota 2 2 0 500 71 64 Chicago 1 2 0 333 52 52 Weil Atlanta 3 1 0 667 47 72 A Rams 1 2 0 333 66 72 New Orleans 1 2 0 133 43 45 San Francisco 1 2 0 3J3 39 S3 under-par 64 at the San Luis Bay Inn Golf Club Tuesday to Totals JO 4 3 000 000 000- 0 001 003 Mi- 4 take the first-round lead in the $40,000 California State Ml John McCarroU, defensive back.

Todd Yoho. running twk Don Hardy center and guard, Mike Gyetvay. linebacker, and Roland Sales, running pack placed Ron Wheeler tight end. Eugene Byrd, wide receiver on the miured reserve list DALLAS COWBOYS-Cut Tom Striegel and David Finier punters, Harris Burnett Rich Burtness and Todd Eckerson, guards, Joe Gary, defensive end, Pete Harvey, wide receiver, Greg Porter piacekicker. Bill Punloy, defensive end and Geoge Thompson, tight end GREEN BAY PACKERS-Cut Terdell Middleton and Wiiiard Reaves, running backs, Dan Manucci.

quarterback, Chris Godfrey offensive tackle, Philip Driscoll, defensive e' Clarente Chapman, cor-nerback. Mj.cus Anderson, wide receiver and John Marauley center Placed Ron Cassidy, wide receiver and Thomas Boyd, linebacker on the miured reserve list HOUSTON OILERS-Cut J.m Campbell tight end Peter Boermeester piace kicker Placed Wes Roberts, defensive end, on the injured reserve list KANSAS CITY CHIEFS -Cut Frank Case, defensive end Case deBruun. punter and Harr.id Norfieet offensive tackie Placed Ron Washington, wide receiver on the reserve ngn-football miury hst Placed Kyle McNorton, linebacker on the miured reserve list LOS ANGEl ES RAMSCut Walt Arnold, tight end, Bob Cobb, defensive end, Pulusila Filiaga, defensive tackle, Greg Gary and Jeff Gaylord, linebaackers, Mike Pleasant and Lee Wilson defensive backs, Henry Williams, wide receiver and Charles Pitcock, offensive tackle MIAMI DOLPHINS-Waived Vince Abbott piacekicker NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Cuf Tinker Owens and Rich Martini wide receivers, Benny Ricardo, kicker, Paul ftyciek and Jeff Harper, centers, Marcus Qumn, safety, Robbie Mahtour quarterback, Jerome Sal ly nose tackle and Greg Knatelc, tight end Placed Glen Redd on miured reserve NEW YORK GIANTS-Waived Tony OS-bun, defensive end and Scotf Oawson, de E-McKay 2 Mevrr DP-Oakland 2, Boston 1 LOB -Oakland 5, Boston 3 2B-Burroughs McKay, Boggs, Remy HR-Evans (261 IP ft ER BB SO Oakland Hanna 1.0-2 1 6 4 2 1 3 Boston Ra.ney 71 1 0 0 2 4 WP-Hanna T-01 S4 A-23S50 Tuesday's Major Laagut Linescoros By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 100 000 000 -1 7 0 Toronto 000 000 OOO-O 4 1 Palmer and Nolan, Leal and Whitt W-Palmer 12-3 L-Lcal, 9-12 Open championship Blake, 24, the 1980 NCAA champion at Utah State, had eight birdies and one bogey to gain a two-shot lead over FA Luethke of Ixis Altos and Barry Willardson of Provo, Utah, both at 66. Blake finished with three straight birdies His lone bogey came when he three-putted the par 4 No 10 The field of 314 players will alternate the first three days of the tournament at San Luis Raj, Black Lake Golf Club in Nipomo, and San Luis Obispo Country Club. Friday's final round of the 72-hole tournament will be at San Luis Obispo when the field will be cut to the low-70 pros and low-10 amateurs.

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5, Moreno, Pittsburgh, 55, Wilson, New York, 49, Sa. Los Angeles. 46 PITCHING (15 Decisions) Niekro, Atlanta, 13 3, 8'3, 3 75, Candelana. Pittsburgh. 17-5, 706.

2 64 Rogers. Montreal, 15-7, 683. 3 30, Carlton, Philadelphia, 17 9, 654, 3 46, Robinson, Pittsburgh, 14 8, 636. 3 87, Krukow, Philadelphia, 12 7, 633, 2 68, Valenzuela. Los Angeles, 17-10 630, 2 81, Welch, Los Angeles, 15-9, 675, 3 19 STRIKEOUTS Soto, Cincinnati, 231, Carlton, Philadelphia, 311, Ryan, Houston, 300.

Valemuela, Los Angeles, 155, Welch, Los Angeles, 147 corner back Traded Zack valentine linebacker, to the Baltimore Colts for a draft Dodgers reactivate Mota LOS ANGELES (AP) Manny Mota, who holds the record for the most pinch-hits in major league history 150 was reactivated by the Is Angeles Dodgers today, the National League Club announced. Mota, 44, has been the Dodgers' hitting instructor and first-base coach the last three seasons, The last active duty he saw was in 1080. Mota compiled a lifetime batting average of .304 for 10 years in the major leagues. He has been with Los Angeles since 1969 after previously appearing in the majors with San Erancisco, Pittsburgh and Montreal. Mota broke a major league pinch-hit record in 1979, previously held by Smokey Burgess, at 144 With the addition of Mota, the Dodgers roster is at 38.

choice ST LOUIS CARDINALS-Cut Tyron Gray, wide receiver, BobAtha, piacekicker, Prince MrCord, running back, Sam Bowers, Hgnf end, Bruce Radford and Ken Times, defensive By The Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, (AP) Mario Maidonado, Vlneland, stopped Jerry Holley, 159, Orlando Fla 7 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CLINIC York, GnHey (10), Nettles (17) Teias 040 000 300-6 13 0 Kansas City Ow 000 000 0 3 0 Hough and Sundberg, Black, Castro (3), Hood (8) and Wathan W-Hough, 12-11 Black, J-5 Seattle 010 000 100 2 8 4 Milwaukee 104 000 30 fl 10 0 Clark, Musselman (7) and Essian, Caidweli, Fingers '8), Bernard 19) and Simmons W-Caidwell, 13-11 L- Clark, 3-3 HR-Miiwautiee, Money (14) Cleveland 000 230 001- 6 11 4 Chicago 010 3)8 10k 14 15 2 Barker, Glynn (61, Anderson (6) and Hassey, Nahorodney (5), Lamp. Hickey (5) and Fisk W-Hickey, 4-2 L-Barker 12-10 HRs-Chicago, Kemp (14), luimski (IS) NATIONAL LEAGUE Houston 100 000 201-4 10 1 New York 000 000 000 0 2 0 Ryan and Ashhy, Lynch, Puleo I9i and Hodges WE-Ryan, 14-9 L-Lynch, 2-6 Atlanta 000 101 010 3 7 0 Philadelphia 000 000 000 0 4 2 Boggs, Garber (7) and Sinatro, Farmer, Monge (7), McGraw (8) and Diaz, Roberts (8), Virgil (9) W-Boggs, 2-0 L-Farmer, 2 5 Do Awl (hIi LB Honest Work at Workingman's Prices Skyscrapercatches mn PICK UP AND DUivtsr mil tivmAtu VALUABLE COUPON 5 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION HURRY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th 000 100 000 000 01-2 10 000 000 100 000 00-1 8 Cincinnati Montreal 95 519 VALUABll COUPON VALUABLE COUPON WITH COUPON ONLY oil (t mi ENGINE TUNE-UP $35.00 value Cherk filtpr rppn It modulator Of IPOkS Choi mounts Service includes: K-i'lU' l'n rjnsM't 'li1i I in R'ioiI ir luiijg' III '36 P9 Moil car with eldronk ignition, forxgn SAN DIEGO (AP) In 16 professional baseball seasons, Kurt Bevacqua of the San Diego Padres has seen some vicious line drives. But none arrived faster than the ones he caught in downtown San Diego. Bevacqua caught five consecutive balls dropped from the roof of the city's newest skyscraper Tuesday, missing the sixth when he attempted a behind-the-back grab. Dropped from 325 feet, the baseball was believed to be exceeding 100 MPH by the time it reached Bevacqua "It was harder to catch than a line drive but it wasn't so tough I couldn't handle it," said Bevacqua, who was cheered by approximately 600 persons who turned out to watch the noon-hour charity stunt.

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