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Spt. 10, 179 THE SUN C-2 nfl standings, boxscores golf i(SSl7BLbS)ll7(20 university games al standings boxscores All TimS POT AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST East defeats West 4-1 in Sunset play SAN BERNARDINO Glenn Knudsen, with a home run and three run-sbatied-in, was the slugging star as the Eastern Division defeated the Western Division, 4-1, in Sunday's Sunset League All-Star game. Eddie Ribera picked up the win in relief, entering the game in the fourth inning. Rod Weigland, the starter for the Western Division, was the loser. Besides Knudsen, hitting stars for the Eastern Division were Mike Walker, who tripled and scored a run; Tim Mejia, who also tripled and scored a run; and Bruce Myers, who also tripled and scored a run.

Western 000 000 001 1 1 7 Eastern 000 100-4 7 1 Weigland, Humphreys (7) and Viveros, Mosser (7); Wilson, Ribera (4), Moore (7) and Knudsen, Roche (7). HR Knudsen (E). 3B Walker (E), Myers (E), Mena (E). 2B Cruz (E), Shinn (W). Pet.

GB Baltimore 4 671 Milwaukee S3 60 580 124 Boston 79 eO Srf 14i New York 77 63 550 17 Detroit 76 98 528 20 Cleveland 74 69 517 IV Toronto 44 98 .310 51 WEST California 556 Kansas City 75 67 528 4 Minnesota 72 69 511 6 Texas 71 7J .497 Bi Chicago 61 12 427 18 7 Seattle 60 it 417 20 Oakland 50 94 347 30 National Football League By The Associated Press All Times PDT American Conference East Pet. PF PA Miami 2 0 0 1 000 28 17 Buffalo 1 1 0 500 58 33 New England 1 1 0 500 69 19 Baltimore 0 2 0 .000 24 43 NY Jets 0 2 0 000 25 II Central Cleveland 2 0 0 1 000 52 46 Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1 000 54 20 Houston 1 1 0 500 36 65 Cincinnati 0 2 0 000 24 61 West San Diego 2 0 0 1 000 63 24 Denver 1 1 0 500 19 13 KansasCity 1 1 0 500 38 27 Oakland 1 1 0 500 34 47 Seattle 0 2 0 000 24 52 National Conference East Dallas 2 0 0 1 000 43 34 Philadelphia I 0 0 1 000 23 17 St Louis 1 1 0 500 41 36 Washington 1 1 0 .500 54 S3 Y. Giants 0 2 0 000 31 50 Central Chicago 2 0 0 1 000 32 10 Tampa Bay 2 0 0 1 000 40 42 Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 31 25 Minnesota 1 1 0 500 35 48 Detroit 0 2 0 000 40 S8 West Atlanta 1 0 0 1 000 40 34 Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 30 33 New Orleans 0 2 0 000 53 68 San Francisco 0 2 0 000 35 49 Thursday's Game Los Angeies 13. Denver 9 Sundays Games New Orleans I 0 7-19 Green Bay 1 1 21 7-28 NO-FG Galbreafh 23 NO-FG Galbreafh 27 NO-Childs 33 pass from Manning (kick failed) GB-Smith 1 run (Marco! kick) GB-Whitehurst 2 run (Marcolkick) GB-Atkins 3 kick) NO-Strachan 1 run (Galbreafh kick) GB-Torkelson 3 run (Marcol kick) NO 29 34-185 289 73 28-45-2 1-23 9-51 GB 21 30-194 115 152 9-15-1 3-37 1-1 3-35 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING New Orleans, Galbreafh 1542, Strachan 14-53, Manning 2-21. Green Bay.

Smith 1344, Atkins 12-110. PASSING New Orleans, Manning 28-45-2-291. Green Bay, Whitehurst 9-15-1-139. RECEIVING -New Orleans, Childs7-112, Chandler 10-92. Green Bay, Thompson 449, Lofton 244.

Seattle 0 7 0- 10 6 1 7- 19 Miami MIA- -Moore 3 pass from Griese (kick -FG Herrera 32 -FG von Schamann 36 -Raibie 23 pass from Zom (Herrera failed) SEA- MIA- SEA- kick) MiA-FG von Schamaiin 31 MlA-Bulaich 7 pass from Griese (von Schamann kick) A 61.2)1 Sea 19 28-119 240 130 20-44-3 5-42 2-1 9-80 Mia 15 30-1)7 208 86 15-27-0 7-37 3-2 5-44 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Seattle, Smith 11-59, Doornink 4-14, Zorn 3-14. Miami, Csonke 1348. Williams 12-43 PASSING Seattle, Zorn 20-43-3-240, SimsO-l-M Miami, Gnese 15-27-0-208. RECEIVING Seattle, Smith 7-80, Doornink 5-43. McCuHum 3-48.

Miami, Harris 5-117, Williams 3-23, Csonka 2-24. motor racing Orange Show Speedway SAN BERNARDINO Saturday night's racing results from Orange Show Speedway: Pro-Stock Fast Time: Larry Cook, Rialto, 14 99. A Dash. Greg Perhacs, Highland, Larry Cook. 'B' Dash' Al Sadler, Brea, Randy Hamilton, San Bernardino.

Mam: Steve Hale, Rialto; Ron Daniel, Loma Linda, Jerry Tillman, Highland: Glen Cummings, Rialto; Randy Matthews, Cucamonga; Larry Cook, Ken Smith, Ontario, Steve Bare, Ontario. Street-Stock results Fast Time. Ken Shmgler, Cherry Valley (16.36), new track record. 'A Dash. Dean Linnens, Beaumont, Ken Shmgler.

'B' Dash: Larry Sabol, San Bernardino; Rod McGregor, El Wonte. Main: Ken Shmgler; Jon Hauser, Hesperia, Skip Cannon, Calimesa; Ron Stevens, Redlands; Howard Memers, San Bernardino, Harold Jones, San Bernardino; Dennis Andrews, Redlands. Hobby-Car results Fast Time: Dean Huss Bloomington, 15.87. Dash: Tony Kinkade, Hesperia, Don Conrad Bloomington. Main: Dean Huss Tony Kinkade; Leonard Meador Fontana, Willard Smith, Fontana Attendance: 3,501.

Italian Grand Prix MONZA, Italy (AP) Results of Sunday's Grand Prix of Italy Formula One race at Monza. I Jody Scheckter, South Africa, Ferrari, 1:22 00.22, 132 mph. 2 Gilles Vilieneuve, Canada, Ferrari, 1:22:00.69. 3. Oav Re-gazzoni, Switzerland, Saudia-Williams, 1:22:05 00.

4. Niki Lauda, Austria, Brabham, 1:22:54.62. 5 Mario Andrefti, United States, Lotus, 1:22:59 92. 6. Jean Pierre Jarier, France.

Tyrrel, 1:23:01.77. 7 Carlos Reutemann, Argentina, Lotus, 1:2324.36. 8. Emerson Fittipaldi, Brazil, Copersucar 9. Alan Jones, Australia, Saudia-Williams.

10. Didier Pironi, France, Tyrrel. 11. Hans Stuck, Germany, Ats. 12.

Vittorio BrambHIa, Italy, Alfa Romeo. 13. Riccardc Patrese, Italy, Arrows. 14. Jean Pierre Jabouille.

France Renault, World Formula One standings MONZA. Italy (AP) Standings of the World Formula One Auto Racing Championship after the Italian Grand Prix Sunday: I. Jody Scheckter, South Africa, Ferrari, 51 points. 2. Gilles Vilieneuve, Canada, Ferrari, 38.

3. Jacques Laffite, France, Ligier, 36. 4 Alan Jones, Australia, Saudia-Williams, 34. 5. Clay Regazzoni, Switzerland, Saudia-Williams, 27.

6. (Tie) Patrick De-peiller, France, Ligier, and Carlos Re-utemamn, Argentina, Lotus, 20 each. I. (Tie) Jean Pierre Jarier, France, Tyrrel, and Mano Andrefti, United States, Lotus, 14 each. 10.

John Watson, Ireland, McLaren, 13. 11. Rene Arnoux, France, Renault, 11. 12. Jean Pierre Jabouille, France, Renault, 9.

13. Didier Pironi, France, Tyrrel, 8. 14. Niki Lauda, Austria, Brabham, 4. Capital City 400 RICHMOND, Va.

(AP) The unofficial order of finish with driver, make of car, laps completed and average speed of winner in Sunday's Capital City 400 Grand National stock car race at Fairgrounds Raceway: I. Bobby Allison, Ford, 400, 80 604 mph. 2. Darren Waltrip, Chevrolet, 400 3. Ricky Rudd, Ford, 399, 4, Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 399.

5. Caie Yarburough, Oldsmobile, 391 6. Richard Petty, Chevrolet, 398. 7. Dave Marcis, Chevrolet, 397 8.

Harry Gant, Chevrlote, 397, 9, Benny Parsons, Chevrolet, 396. 10. Joe Miliikan, Chevrolet, 395. II Bill Elliott, Chevrolet, 390. 12.

K. Ulrich, Chevrolet, 386. 13 Buddy Arrington, Dodge, 384 14 J. D. McDuffie, Chevrolet, 311.

15. Richard Childress, Chevrolet, 379. 16. Billy Elswick, Oldsmobile, 372 17. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet, 371.

18 Cecil Gordon, Oldsmobile, 345. 19. Baxter Price, Chevrolet, 365. 20. Jimmy Means, Chevrolet, 330.

21. James Hylton, Chevrolet, 262. 22. Earle Canavan, Dodge, 233 23. Ronnie Thomas, Chevrolet, 227 24.

Tom Gale, Ford, 173 25 Lennie Pond, Chevrolet, 141. 26 Frank Warren, Dodge, 79. USAC Governor's Cup MILWAUKEE (AP) Top finishers Sunday in the U.S. Auto Club's 250-mile Governor's Cub stock car race, with car type, laps completed and winner's average speed: I. Rusty Wallace, Firebird, 250 laps, 91.964 mph.

2. Ramo Stott, Camaro, 250 3. Bob Brevak, Camaro, 246. 4. Sal Trovella, Volare, 245 5.

Ken Rowley, Volare, 245. 6 Rich Clement, Aspen, 243 7. Dick Trickle, Granada, 235. I. John Prior, Camaro, 234.

9. Clyde Dagit, Volare, 234. 10. Russ Peterson, Camaro, 232. II.

Larry Nau, Magnum, 224. 12. Tom Schley, Camaro, 223. 13. Gordon Blankenship, Magnum, 223 14.

A Foyt, Camaro, 221. 15. Rick O'Brien, Camaro, 211. transactions Weekend Sports Transactions By The Associated Press FOOTBALL Canadian Football League TORONTO ARGONAUTS-Signed Eddie Payton, running back COLLEGE DELAWARE STATE -Named Aiac Triplet) head basketball coach. Pleasant Valley Classic SUTTON, Mass.

(AP) Final scores and money-winnings Sunday in the S250.000 Pleasant Valley Golf Classic on the par-71 Pleasant Valley Country Club course Lou Graham M5O00 Ben Crenshaw $17,000 4847-7149-275 67-7148-70- 276 66-7149-72 278 70-7047-72- 279 6949-70-73-211 69- 71-7749-28I 74-6849-70-281 70- 70-69-72- 281 70-7049-72-281 724746-77-282 70- 71-71-70- 282 71- 73-7147-782 7047-71-75-283 6849-72-73-283 71-7249-71-283 70 75-7046-283 Terry Diehl $17,1 Jeff Mitchell 12,000 David Eger 11,475 Rex Caldwell $8,475 Rod Curl $8,475 Bruce Devlin $1,475 Tim Simpson $1,475 David Edwards $5,250 Jeff Thomsen $6 250 Larry Ziegler $6,250 George Archer $4,417 Ron Terry $4,417 Bob Byman $4,417 Bruce Lietzke $4,417 John Lister $4,417 69-74-7149-283 6948-72-74-283 Al Geiberoer $4,417 264, U2S6: Dana Quigley, Tom Weiskopf, Bob Zender. 215, $2,326: Dave Stockton, Jack Renner, Mark Lye, Leonard Thompsn, Jim Thorpe, Gibby Gilbert, 264, $1,812: Bill Calfee, Don January. 287, 1,453: Jim Colbert, Marty Fleckman, Morris Hatalsky, J.C. Snead, Mick Soli, Craig Stadler, Bobby Baker, Mark Pfeil. 2ft, $1,074: Brad Bryant.

Beau Baugh, Mike Reid, Jack Newton, Bill Sander. 269, S7M-. Tommy Aaron, Roger Calvin, Jim Chancey, Robert Donald, Lon Nielsen, Don Pooley, John Fought. 296, $415: Buddy Gardner, Joe Kunes, David Thore 291, 1511: Gary Koch, Dick Mast, Jim Simons, Bob Menne, Allen Miller. tn, SS62: Lindy Miller, Ed Sabo.

291 $545: Don Bies, Dan Halidorson, Terry Mauney, 2H $527: Joe inman, Tom Storey Dr. Gil Morgan. Dan Pohl. 291, $512: Skip Dunaway, Jim Neiford. Ml, $503: Joe Carr, Dennis Sullivan.

WO: Hale Irwin. LPGA Denver tourney DENVER (API Here are the final standings and players' earnings for the $100,000 Professional Golf Association tournament in Denver that ended Sunday: Sally Little, $15,000 66-71-72 209 Judy Rankin, $8 600 7147-73- 211 Beth Daniel, $8,600 73 48-70 211 Jane Blelock, $4,750 7049-73-212 Amy Alcott, $4,750 69-72-72213 Betsy King. $3,700 7249-72 -213 Cathy Sherk, $3,300 71-71-72- 214 Vivian Brownlee, $2,800 70-72-73 215 Judy Clark, $2,800 7549-71-215 Silvia Bertoiaccini, $2,800 71-72-72- 215 Cathy Thompson, $2,300 7648-72-216 Murle Breer, $2,300 71-70-75- 216 217, $1,916: Vicki Fergon, Marlene Floyd. 211, $1,500: Kathy Martin, Sylvia Ferdon, Holhs Stacy, Sandra Palmer, Barbara Mox-ness. 219, $1,150: Pat Bradley, Jane Renner, Susie McAllister.

220, $975: Jerilyn Britz, Susan Grams, Sandra Spuzich, Jo Ann Washam 221, $727; Kathy Young, Kathy Whitworth, Alexandra Reinhardt, Carol Mann, Susan O'Connor, Mary Dwyer, Susie Berning, Barbara Barrow. 3 college football How The AP Too Twenty Fared By The Associated Press Here's how the Top 20 teams in The Associated Press college football poll fared last week 1. So Califorma (1-0) beat Texas Tech 21-7. 2. Alabama (1-0) beat Georgia Tech 304 3.

Oklanoma (0-0) did not play. 4. Texas (M) did not play. 5. Penn State (0-0) did not play 6.

Purdue (1-0) beat Wisconsin 41-20. 7. Michigan (1-0) beat Northwestern 49-7. 8. Nebraska (00) did not play.

9 Notre Dame (0-0) did not play. 10. Michigan State (1-0) beat Hlinois33-l6. 11. Georgia ((H)) did not play.

12. Missouri (1-0) beatSan Diego St. 45-15. 13. Stanford (0-1) lost to Tulane 33-10 14.

Texas (0-1) lost to Brigham Young 18-17. 15. Washington (1-0) beat Wyoming 38-2. 16 Houston (1-0) beat UCLA 24-16. 17.

Pittsburgh (0-0) did not play 18. Arizona State (0-1) lost to California 17-9 19. Florida State (1-0) beat Southern Mississippi 17-14. 20. Arkansas (M) did not play.

Saturday's West scores Adams St 17, NW Oklahoma 14 Arizona 22, Wasnmgton St. 7 California 17, Arizona St. 9 Carroll, Mont 20, Minot St. 6 Fresno St. 30, Idaho 10 Houston 24, UCLA 16 Kearney St 21, Mesa, Colo.

7 Long Beach St. 9, Boise St. 7 Nevada-Reno 24, Idaho St 6 Vegas 35, Fuilerton St. 14 New Mexico 35, Oregon St. 16 N.

Dakota 20, Montana St. 16 N. Arizona 22, Portland St. 21 Oreoon 33, Colorado 19 Puget Sound 16, Chico St. 7 San Francisco St 17, Northndge St.

14 San Jose St. 48, Utah, St 4, tie Simon Fraser 42, Montana Tech 20 Southern Cal 21, Texas Tech 7 Tulsa 24, Air Force 7 Utah 26, Hawaii 23 Washington 38, Wyoming 2 shooting Tri-Cify 800 Pistol Match At Perns Hill Overall: John McLelland (Riverside) 1,730 Master: Paul Radzik (SB) 1,628. Expert: William Partridge (Bloomington) 1,721. William Blonde) ISunnymead) 1,702. Sharpshooter: Jack Spratt (Riverside) 1,572.

Marksman: Mike Richardson (Perris) 1,575. Calso Elks Results At Perris Hill Saturday Overall: William Partridge 285. Expert: Floyd Ficken (Barstow) 268. Sharpshooter: Elwood Sheranko (Fontana) 253 Marksman A Mclntier (Barstow) 251. Marksman Gerry Stratton iRedlands) 187 Winning Team: Fontana 2.

Barstow. 3. San Bernardino. 4. Rancho Cucamonga.

5, Redlands. (sports log: A radio-tv BASEBALL DudKers off tonight, host San Diego Tuesday at 7:) p.m.. KMEN (12H0), KQLH-FM (H5.ll, KWRM U3T70), KTOT-FM (101.71, KABC (790). Ken Duke phone-in show, 8:45 p.m., KMEN. Angels off tonight, play Chicago Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., KPRO (14401, KWTC (1230), KMPC (710).

KPRO pre-game show 7:05 p.m. FOOTBALL Atlanta at Philadelphia Eagles, 6 p.m., Channel 7, KNX (1070). Wisconsin at Purdue, tape, 10:30 p.m., Channel 42. Stanford Highlights, tape, 11 p.m., Channel 9. HORSE RACING Del Mar first post 2 KLAC (570), KNX 11070) give calls, KIEV (8701 recalls at 6 p.m.

Hollywood Park harness off tonight, resumes Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., KNX 11070) gives calls. LOCAL SPORTS KMEN I12HO), 8.30 a.m. KNTF-FM (93.5). 6:58 and 758 a.m., John Rebenstorf interviews Rubldoux HS coach Leo Brouhard. KDKi (12401.

Richard Lee Shows at 7 05 and 7 55 a.m. and 5 30 p.m. KCKC 11350), 7 ()5 a.m. and 5 25 p.m. Boh Harvey Show, 5 p.m..

KWRM (1370). Bob Coin Show, KPRO 11440), 5 30 p.m. Washington 0 17 7 3-27 Detroit 3 0 0 21-24 Det-FG Ricardo 27 Wash-Thompson I past from Thenmann (Moseley kick) Wesh-FG Moseley 35 Wash-Malone 5 run (Moseley kick) Wash-Fugett 4 pass from Theismann (Moseley kick) Del-Robmson 3 run (Ricardo kick) Det-kene 12 run (Ricardo kick) Dei-Scott 24 pass from Komio (Ricardo kick) Wssh-FG Moseley 41 Wash 23 44-182 Oet First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 20 39-217 157 73 11-22-3 2-43 2-2 6-37 139 106 14-20-0 4-39 2-2 4-35 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Washington, Riggins 18-80, Malone 14-59, Harmon 5-25. Detroit, Robinson 1541, Kane 11-74, Bussey 9-47. PASSING Washington, Theismann 13-19116, Hardeman 1-1-0-30.

Detroit, Komlo 11-22-3-162. RECEIVING Washington, Riggins4-29 Thompson 3-54, Malone 2-17, Fugett 2-14. Detroit, Hill 5-57, Scott 4-65, L. Thompson 2-40 St. Louis 0 14 13 6-27 Giants 14 0 0 0-14 NYG-Kotar 1 run (Danelo kick) NYG-Jones 31 interception return (Danelo kick) StL-Brown 1 run (Wood kick) StL-Arneson 29 fumbie return (Wood kick) StL-Morris 2 run (Wood kick) StL Chandler 28 pass from Hart (kick tailed) A-7 1,370 StL NYG First downs 23 10 Rushes-yards 55-189 18-40 Passing yards 162 140 Return yards 64 45 Passes 12-24-2 14-36-2 Punts 4-39 10-42 Fumbles-lost 4-2 2-1 Penalties-yards 9-52 10-88 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING St Louis, Anderson 32-111, Morris 10-40 New York, Kotar6-19, Johnson 9-14.

PASSING St. Louis, Hart 12-24-2-162, New York, Pisarcik 13-35-2-112, Jenning 1-1-0-28 RECEIVING St. Louis, Anderson 4-57, Morris 3-21 New York Gray 4-48, Shirk 3-26, Johnson 3-20 Cincinnati 0 10 7 7-24 Buffalo 6 10 21 20-51 Buf-FG Demsey 18 Ctr Johnson 1 run (Bahr kick) Buf-Miller 2 run (Dempsey kick) Cm-FG Bahr 24 Buf-Hoos 3 run (Dempsey kick) Buf-Robertson 23 pass interception (Dempsey kick) Cin-Brooks 73 pass from Anderson (Bahr kick) Buf-Hooks 32 run (Dempsey kick) Buf-Hooks 4 run (Dempsey kick) Buf-Hooks 28 run (kick tailed) Buf-Sanford 3 blocked punt return (Dempsey kick) Cin-Thompson 5 run (Bahr kick) Cin 16 33-134 201 Buf First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumcies-iost Penaities-yards 23 36-209 246 77 16-21-0 4-33 4-2 3-30 0 13-27-2 834 1-1 9-67 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Cincinnati, Griffin 12-56, Johnson 13-42, Anderson 2-17 Buffalo, Hooks 5-70, Brown 14-44, Miller 8-43. PASSING Cincinnati, Anderson 11-22-196-1, Thompson 2-5-24-1. Buffalo, Ferguson 14-21-282-0.

RECEIVING Cincinnati, Brooks 6-156, GriHm3-31, Alexander 2-13 Buffalo, Butler 7-116, Hooks 340, Lewis 2-35. Dallas 3 3 7 1-21 San Francisco 3 7 0 3-13 SF-FG Wersching 30 Dal-FG Septien 23 Dai-FG Septien 51 SF-Simpson 1 run (Wersching kick) Dal-D. Pearson 22 pass from Staubach (Septien kick) Dai-DuPree 13 pass from Staubach (kick failed) SF-FG Wersching 44 Dai-Safety DeBerg tackled in end zone Dal 19 36-98 249 16 20-33-0 6-41 2-1 14-125 SF 16 24-63 231 20 19-33-1 5-37 1-1 8-64 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yaros Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-Daiias, Dorset! 19-54, New-house 13-39 San Franc sco, Simpson 14-43, Hogan 3-8 PASSING-Dallas, Staubach 20-33259. San Francisco, DeBerg 19-33-1-239. RECEIViNG-Dallas, Hill 5-80, D.

Pearson 5-78, DuPree 3-44, P. Pearson 3-38. San Francisco, Shumann 4-44, Solomon3-57, Francis 2-32, Elliott 2-32. Oakland 0 3 7 0 10 San Diego 14 7 2 7-30 SD-Jefferson 24 pass from Fouts (Benirshckekick) SD-Klein 54 pass from Fouts (Benirschke kick) Oak-FG Breech 35 SD-Lowe 32 interception return (Benirschke) Oek-Marfini 22 pass from Stabler (Breech kick) SD-Safety, Guy punt blocked by Mc-Crary out of end zone SD-Winslow 5 pass from Fouts (Olander kick) Oak SO First downs 16 20 Rushes-yards 26-97 38-140 Passing yards 186 209 Return yards I 92 Passes 20-41-2 15-30-0 Punts 6-36 5-30 Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-3 Penalties-yards 6-50 6-45 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Oakland, Whittington 10-40, Van Eeghen 8-34, Plunkett 2-18 San Diego, Thomas 7-49, Williams 16-44, Mitchell 6-20, Owens 3-18. PASSING Oakland.

Stabler 17-34-2-183. Plunkett 3-7-0-19. San Diego, Fouls 15-30-1-216. RECEIVING Oakland, Chester 7-91, Martini 4-49, Van Eeghen 3-26. San Diego, Jefferson 5-76, Klein 1-54, Winslow 4-27, Joiner 2-23.

Cleveland 10 7 3 7-27 Kansas City 0 0 7 17-24 Cle-FG Cockroft 27 Cle-Rucker 17 pass from Sipe (Cockroft kick) Cle-Newsome 20 pass from Sipe (Cockroft kick) Cle-FG Cockroft 32 KC-Smith 17 pass from Fuller (Stenerud kick) KC-Reed 9 run (Stenerud kick) KC-McKnight 1 ran (Stenerud kick) KC-FG Stenerud 30 Cle-Rucker 21 pass from Sipe (Cockroft kick) A 42. 181 Browns 23 37-164 238 134 19-35-1 5-50 1-1 11-105 Chiefs 19 32-101 147 150 16-35-1 7-47 2-fl 7-89 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Cleveland, Pruitt 14-77, G. Pruitt 14-49, Miller 3-11. Kansas City, Mcknight 14-44, Reed 12-37, Belton 3-17. PASSING Cleveland, Sipe 19-35-1 243.

Kansas City, Fuller 14-254148, Livingston 2-10-1-26 RECEIVING -Cleveland Newsome6-77, Pruitt 4-52, Rucker 3-48 Kansas City, Smith 545, Gaunty 3-48 Marshall (nl standings boxscores All TimtS POT NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST I 57 55 64 67 71 85 62 63 75 81 Pet. Gl 1 I II 14 29 Pittsburgh Montreal St Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego 85 II 76 73 71 55 WEST 81 81 68 63 61 5 .543 .521 500 393 566 563 476 438 424 387 1 13 20i 25' i S3 87 Atlanta 55 Sunday's Games Dodgers! Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 6, New York 5 San Diego 4, Atlanta 1 Chicago 15, Philadelphia 2 Montreal 4, St Louis 1 Houston 4. San Francisco 1 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesdays Games San Diego at Los Angeles, 7 JO p.m. Chicago at Montreal, 2, 3 OS p.m. St Louis at Pittsburgh, 4 35 m.

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L-P Niekro, 17-19. HR- San Diego, Tenace (17). Philadelphia 000 SIW 206- 2 9 3 Chicago 003 510 ISi-IS 21 6 Saucier, Kucek (4), Bird (5), McGraw (7) and Boone, Monand (8), Reuscnel and Foote, Black well (9). W-Reuschel, 17-9 L-Saucier 1-4. HRs-Philaoeipnia, McBride (II).

Chicago, Vail (7), Foote (16) u.s. open tennis Open NEW YORK (AP) Final results in the U.S. Open Tennis Championships Sunday-Men's Singles John McEnroe, 5 def Vitas Gerulaitis, U.S., 7-5, 6-3, 6-3. Women's Singles Tracy Austin, U.S., def. Chris Evert Lloyd, 4-4.

6-3. Mixed Doubles Bob Hewift-Greer Stevens, South Arrica, def Frew MacMiHan, South Africa, and Betty Stove, the Netherlands, 7-5, 6-3. University Games MEXICO CITY (AP) Summaries of Sunday competitions in the 10th World University Games Tennis Men's singles finals: Vadim Bonssov, Soviet Union, defeated Nandan Bal, India, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2 Women's singles final: Natalia Tchmyreva, Soviet Union, defeated Euguenia Birioukova. Soviet Union, 6-2, 6-1. Third place: Virginia unci.

Romania, defeated Yu Ligiao, Republic of China, 7-6, 6-3 Men's doubles final: Ramaz Akmerov and Vadim Bonssov, Soviet Union, del. Blame Willenborg Miami Shores, and Dick Metz, Carmichael, 7-4, 6-3. Women's volleyball prelimins United States 3, Brazil 0 Guatemala 3, Nicaragua 1 Men's volleyball prelimiits Haiti Nicaragua 0. Cuba 3, South Korea 1 Track And Field Finals women' penthathion-1, Ekaterina Smimova, Soviet Union, 4.497 2, Silvia Borlag, Holland, 4.306 3, ma Loser), West Germany, 4,272 4. Yevette Wary, Great Britain, 4 248 5, Aga Kouraguma, Soviet Union, 4,239 6, Elizabeth Stolk, Holland, 4,123.

7, Anna Wlodarz Cykn, Poland, 4,093. 1 Anne-Marie P'ra. Beigium. 3,984, Men long jump-1, yaiene Podlugnl, Soviet Union, 26-91 2 Usui Jumche, Japan, 26-5. Lamont King, Supnse 4.

Frank Paschek, East Germany, 26-2' 5, Stekic Nenad, Yugoslavia, 26-Un 6, Franki Lutz, East Germany, 25-11, 7, Alberto Solvanas, Soam, 25 Stanisiau Jaskulka, Poland Women's iavelin-1, Eva Raduty Rome-ma 270-5 -j 2. Zontcheva Ivanqa, Bulgaria, 206-10 3, Vila Mayra Cuba, 2004'r A Natalia Sipova. Soviet Union, 192-7 5, Ta-tiana Vinulina. Soviet Union, 188 Hi 6, Ana Gonzalez, Cuba, lW-1'i. 7, Mariido Santos, Brazil, 183-10.

8, Conna Giervea, Romania, 182-60 Women's high iump-1, Andrea Matav Hungary, 6-4'. 2. Ulrike Mevtarth, West Germany, 6-31'? 3, Sara Simeoni, Italy, 6-3' 4, Annette Harnack West Germany, 6-2 5, EizbietaKrawczuk, Poland, 6-2- 6, Pamela Spencer, Northndge, 61. 7, Marine Serkova, Soviet Union, 64. 8, Bridgette Reid, Canada.

6-0. Women's 1,500 Natalia Marescu, Romania. 4 13.9. 2, Olga Dvirna, Soviet Union, 4 14 5. 3, Valentine llymch, Soviet Union, 4 14.6.

4, Ma-ghenta Gar-gano. Italy, 4 16.0. 5, Gabriela Dons, Itaiy, 4 18 0 4, Fita Lovm, Romania, 4.20 0 7, Jan Merrill, Waterford, 4 27.5. Mercedes Calieia, Spam, 4.36.7 Men 1,500 meters-1, Graham Williamson, Great Britain, 3:45 4 2, Pierre Deieze, Switzerland, 3:45 8 3, Richard Harris, Fort Collins, 3:46.4. 4, ADderrahmane Morcelli, Algeria, 3 49 5.

5. Takao Nakamura, Japan, 3.50.7 6, Filemon Lopez, Mexico, 3 50,7. 7, ignacio Melesio, Mexico, 3.51 3 8, Papachnstos, Greece, 3,52 2. Women 100 meters-l, Marlies Gohr, EastGermany, II OO(tiesGamesrecord) 2, Kathy Smallwood, Great Britain, 11.27 3, Beverly Goddard, great Britain, 11.32. 4, Helmia Lalhonnne, Finland, 11.33.

5, Vera Anissimova, Sovet Union, 11.39. 6, Olga Korotkova, Soviet Union, 11 56 7, Laura Miano, Italy, 11.62 Marisa Masullo, Italy, 11.68. Men's 100 melers-l. Mike Roberson, Tallahassee, 10 19 2, Lezzek Dunecki, Poland, 10 30. 3, Amsley Bennett, Great Britain, 10 38.

4, Tascal Barre, France, 10,40. 5, Teophile Nkounkou, Czechoslovakia, 10 41 6, LucianoCarvani Italy 10 46. 7, Melvin Lattany, Brunswick, Ga 10.50. Swimming Finals Women's 200-meter backstroke-l, Carmen Buneciu, Romania, 2:16.20 2, Margaret Browne, Corona del Mar, 2:23 08 3, Christine Breedy, Reading, 2:25.86 4, Angelika Griseser, West Germany, 2:26 60. 5, Ann Krener, Canada, 2:29.62.

6, Kiavdi Stoudennikoza, Soviet Union, 2:29.85. 7, Kristi Ramirez Zarco, Spain, 2:37.45 8. Siivie Testuv France, 2:41.31. Women's 400-meter freestyle reaiy-1, United Stales (Barb Harris, Sue Hin-deraker, Bonnie Glasgow, Amy Caulkins), 3.56.75 2, Holland, 3:59 16 3, Canada, 4:01.15. 4, West Germany, 4:02.11 5, France, 4:11.28.

6, Brazil, 4:17 99 7, Mexico, 4 27.55. Women's 800-meter freestyle 1, Margaret Brooksbank, Huntsville, 9 04.32. 2, Annelies Maas, Holland 9.13 62 3, Cyndi McCulam. Mission Vieio, 9 18.28 4, Susan Mason, Canada, 9:32.51 5, Veronica Espmosa, Mexico, 9 57 83 6. Pa-trici Nunez Manes, Brazil, 10 03.50 Men's 400-meter individual medley-1, Dian Madruga, Brazil, 4 37 34 2, Vladimir Mikhev, Soviet Union, 4.38 19 3, David Santos, Berkeley, Calif 4.38 57 4.

Daniel Nachek, Czechoslovakia, 4:39 46, 5, Mislolaz Roiko, Czechoslovakia, 4:42.81. 6, Alan Mc-Clatchey, Great Britain, 4 43 11. 7, Guillermo Zavalia, Mexico, 4:47.82. 8, Cam Reid, Canada 4 50 91. Men's Baskitball Second Round United States 86, Canada 76 Fencing Final Men's epee, individual 1, Erno Kotczonay, Hungary, 25-20 2, Leonide Dounaev, Soviet Union, 24-19 3, Hans Jana, West Germany, 22-19.

angels notes Tanana said there was less pain in his shoulder Sunday, compared to Tuesday's effort. "It felt better today than the last time out," Tanana said. 'There's some aches and pains, but you've just got to suck it up and do the best you can. Before my rehabilitation, I was worrying more about the pain in my shoulder than about getting the hitters out. Now, I'm throwing without apprehension or fear of pain and consequently I can keep the game in my head rather than worrying about the shoulder." Someone commented to Tanana that he didn't appear at all surprised at his comeback success.

"I have a little bit of confidence in myself," he said. "I know if I go out there and I'm on. I'm going to be pretty tough. I've had pretty good success in my career." OH today, the Angels leave for Chicago, where they will begin the most important road trip in the club's history. They play two against the White Sox, three in Milwaukee and then the showdown four games in KansasCity.

Nolan Ryan (15-11) is scheduled to oppose the White Sox' Rick Worth-am (14-11) Tuesday with Chris Knapp (3-3) going Wednesday against Ken Kravec (11-13). Carney Lansford now has 51 multipie-h't games for the Angeis this season His 173 hits gives him the sixth-Highest total in Angel history Dave Frost was scheduled to throw on the sidelines Sunday to test his sore elbow, but decided instead to wait until Tuesday. Pitcher Don Aase, who has been struggling terribly in recent outings, threw Dnor to Sunday's game "He threw the bail exteme-ly well," Fregosi said. "We took him down to the bullpen and took some film of him." The Angels are looking for some mechanical problems in his delivery. "We changed a few things," Fregosi said.

The Angels have now attracted 2,289,278 the fifth-highest total in American League history and 582,131 ahead of last year's record. latest line Falcons not likely to duplicate that scoring spree at New Orleans in game agamst the Eagles, both clubs appear to be a notch or so beiow their stature of last year and would take points with the Falcons for a potentially close decision either way. (Home Team In CAPS) Pro football (NFL) Favorite points underdog PHILADELPHIA 5 Atlanta (Over-Under 36) Mator league baseball American League Favorite odds underdeg KANSAS CITY Minnesota BOSTON even-4 Baltimore TEXAS 1-9 Seattle CDoubieheader, vs Goltz, otherwise Royals Vi4'i Sunday's Games Angels 5, Milwaukee 2 Detroit 3. New York 1 Baltimore 16, Boston 4 Cleveland 14, Toronto 10 Texas 6, Minnesota 5 Oakland 3-0. Chicago 0-7 Kansas City 3, Seattle 1 Monday's Games Minnesota iGoltz 13-10 and Erickson 1-9) at Kansas City iSplittorff 13-15 and Pattm 4-2 or Eaton 0-0), 2, 3 m.

Baltimore (D. Martinez 14-12) at Boston (Stanley 14-9), 5 m. Seattle (Dressier 1-1) at Texas (Jenkins 13-12), 5:35 p.m. Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games California at Chicago, 5 30 m. New York at Boston, 4 30 m.

Baltimore at Toronto, 4 30 Cleveland at Detroit, 5pm Oakland at Milwaukee. 5 30 Mixnssota at Kansas City, 5.35 p.m Seattle at Texas, 5 15 m. MILWAUKEE CALIFORNIA ab bi ab bi Molitor2b 5 12 1 Carew lb 4 110 Bando 3b 5 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 2 2 1 Cooper dh 4 0 0 0 Ford rf 4 0 12 Thomas cf 3 12 1 Bavlor If 4 0 11 DDavis If 4 0 10 Harlow If 0 0 0 0 Money lb 4 0 3 0 Aikensdh 4 0 10 Wohifrd rt 4 0 10 WDavis pr 0 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 0 10 Downing 3 0 0 0 CMoore 3 0 0 0 Grich 2b 3 0 10 RMillercf 2 120 JAndsn ss 4 110 Total Milwaukee 36 2 11 2 Total 32 5 10 4 001 000 010- 2 California 2M 0J0 00- E-Moiitor, CMoore. DP-Caiiforma 1. LOB-Milwaukee 9, California 7 2B-Lansford 2, Money.

Ford, Grich Miner. HR-Thomas (40), Moutor 18). S-RMilier, Grich. IP ER BB SO Milwaukee Haas 10-9 4 2-3 8 5 5 Boitano 3 1-3 2 0 0 California Tanana 6-4 LaRocne 5 2-3 5 2 2-3 5 1 1 1 I 0 0 Montague S.6 2-3 0 WP-Montague. 2:37.

A 27,341. BALTIMORE BOSTON ab bl ab bi 2 100 1000 30 11 40 12 4 12 1 40 10 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 110 0 0 0 0 1000 2 110 Bumory cf Dauer 2b Singietn If EMurry lb DeCncs 3b Crowly dh Roemck rf Corey rf Dempsv Beiangr ss 4 3 2 1 Remy 2b 5 3 2 1 Papi 2b 5 12 1 Bunesn ss 5 111 Lynn cf 6 2 2 1 Rice If 4 2 3 2 Ystrztn lb 4 2 2 4 Fiskdh 0 0 0 0 Hobson 3b 5 114 Evans rf 5 110 Allenson Dwver ph Mtgmry 43 16 14 IS Total Tatal 31 474 Baltimore 020 056 012-14 Boston 006 100 300- 4 E-Lynn 2, Burleson, Hooson, Dauer. DP -Baltimore 3, Boston 1. LOB-Baltimore 8, Boston 6. 2B-Bumbry, Crowley, DeCinces, Rice.

HR-Roemcke (25), Bumbrv (5), Dempsey (6), Rice (36). SB- Bumbry IP ER BB SO Baltimore Stone IO-7 Stoddard Boston Torrez Ripley Finch Rmmrswl WP-Stone. 34,419. 61-3 2 2-3 4 12-3 1 1-3 2 PB-Allenson. A- TEXAS MINNESOTA ab bi ab bi Rivers cf 3 0 10 Powell rf 3 0 0 0 Wills 2b 4 10 0 Rivera rf 10 0 1 AOIiver If 4 0 11 Smalley ss 4 110 8 Bell 3b 5 13 1 Landrex cf 3 0 0 1 Montnzdh 5 0 10 RJcksn lb 4 110 Putnam lb 4 111 Wynegar 3 110 Jorgnsn lb 1 0 0 0 Godwn dh 3 0 0 0 Grubb rf 2 2 12 JoMrls ph 0 0 0 0 Sundbrg 4 0 2 0 Cuboag dh 10 0 0 Norman ss 3 111 Wiltong 2b 4 12 0 Sofieid If 4 12 3 Castino 3b 3 0 10 Adams ph 10 0 0 Total 35 4 11 6 Total 34 5 1 Texas MO 30 1 002- 6 Minnesota 000 1M 022- 5 E-RoJactvon, Grubb, BBell.

DP- Texas 1 Minnesota Minnesota 4. 2B-Montenez, Smalley, Sofieid. 3B-Wilfong. HR-Gmbb (10). SB-BBell.

S-Rivers. SF-Landreaux, Norman IP ER BB SO Texas Comer W.15-10 Lyle Kern Minnesota Hartzell DJackson 1 1-3 10 6 6 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Redtern Comer faced three batters in the eighth. DJackson faced one batter in the ninth. Lyle faced two batters in the ninth. HBP-by Hatzell (Grubb).

WP-Lyle, Redtern. TORONTO CLEVELAND abrhbi ab bl Griffin ss Bailor rf Howell 3b TJhnsn 3b Solaita dh Carty ph Mavbry lb Bosetticf Woods If Cannon If Davis Gomez 2b 4 2 10 Hargrov If 5 111 Mannng cf 4 2 2 1 Bonds dh 0 0 0 0 Harrah 3b 4 12 2 Thorntn lb 1 0 0 0 Pruitt rf 5 111 JNorris rf 5 14 2 GAIxndr 2 111 Hassey ph 1 0 0 0 Alston pr 3 0 0 0 Rosello 2b 4 110 Veryzer ss CJhnsn ph Cage pr 3 12 3 4 100 2 115 5 110 4 2 11 3 2 2 1 1000 3 2 11 1010 0 100 3 111 3 112 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 Tatal Toronto a total 32 14 11 14 303 000 046-16 010 521 005-14 Cleveland One out when winning run scored. E-BMoore. GAiexandr, Harrah, Pruitt 2. DP-Toronto 2.

LGB-Toronto 6. Cleveland 9. 2B-Solaita, Pruitt 2, Howell 2, May-berry, Bosetti 2, Griffin. 3B-GA-lexandr. HR-Thornton (25), Bonds (23).

SB-Gnf-fin, Woods, Bonds. Rosello SF-Woods. IP ER BB SO Toronto BMoore Jefferson Todd Buskey Cleveland Barker Paxton Monge W.9-9 31-3 1 1 1-3 21-3 51-3 1 1-3 HBP-By Barker (Howell), by BMoore (Thornton). WP-BMoore, Buskey. A -9.

166. Nsw York 600 100 000-1 4 1 Detroit 000 OOx-3 11 1 jonn and Gulden; Chris, Lopez (8) and Parnsh. W-Chns, 3-1. L-John, 1M. Toronto 303 066 640-10 13 1 Cleveland IN 521 005-14 11 3 Moore, Jefferson (4), Todd 15), Buskey fll and Davis, Barker.

Paxton (3), Monge (8) and Alexander. W-Monge, 9-9. L-Buskey, 4-9. HRs-Cleveland, Thornton (25), Bonds (23). First Game 006 060 006-1 IN 666 02X-3 Chicago Oakland Trout, Scarbery (8) and Nahordony, Kingman and Essian.W-Kmgman, 6-5 L-Trout, Second Game Chicago 012 100 003- 7 11 1 Oakland ON 000 006-6 4 3 Dotson and Colbern, Norris, Hamilton (9) and Newman.

w-Dotson, 1-0. L-Norrn, 5-8. BuHalo 51, Cincinnati 24 Pittsburgh 38, Houston 7 Chicago 24 Minnesota 7 New England 56 New York Jets 3 Green Bay 28, New Orleans 19 St Louis 27, New York Giants 14 Washington 27 Detroit 24 Tampa Bay 29, Baltimore 26, OT Cleveland 27, Kansas City 24 Dallas 21, San Francisco 13 San Diego 30, Oakland 10 Miami 19, Seattle 10 Monday's Games Atlanta at Philadelphia 6 p.m Sunday Sept. 16 San Francisco at Los Angeles, 1 p.m. Baltimore a1 Cleveland, 10 a m.

Denver at Atlanta, 1 m. Detroit at New York Jets, 10 a m. New England at Cincinnati, 10 a Philadelphia at New Orleans, 10 a.m. Kansas City at Houston, a.m. Miami at Minnesota, II a.m.

Tampa Bay at Green Bay. II a m. Buffalo at San Diego, 1 p.m. Chicago at Dallas, 1 Oakland at Seattle, 1 m. Pittsburgh at St Louis, 1 p.m.

Monday, Sept 17 New York Giants at Washington, 6 Tampa Bay 13 0 13 3-29 Baltimore 17 0 0 9 0-24 Balt-Hardeman 4 pass from Landry (Linhart kick) Balt-FG Linhart 24 Balt-Hardeman 1 run (Linhart kick) TB Bell 1 run (kick failed) TB-Hagins 9 pass from Williams (O'Donoghue kick) TB-Washmgton 49 interception return (O'Donoghue kick) TB-Jones 36 pass from Williams (kick failed) Balt-DeRoo 67 pass from Landry (kick failed) Balt-FG Linhart 38 TB-FG O'Donoghue 3) TB 17 34-98 196 127 10-29-2 6-36 3-3 10-111 Bait 18 35-92 114 13 22-37-2 8-42 2-2 11-105 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-losf Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Tampa Bay, Eckwood 19-53, Bell 10-34, Williams 3-8. Baltimore, Hardeman, 18-51, McCauley 8-28, Landry 3-5. PASSING Tampa Bay, Williams 10-79-2-196 Baltimore, Landry 22-37-2-183. RECEIVING Tampa Bay, Bell 3-56. Haqins 2-35 Owens 2-31.

Baltimore, Hardeman 7-24 McCauley 6-49 DeRoo HI. Minnesota 1 7 0 0-7 Chicago 0 10 9 7-26 Min-Kramer 2 run (Danmeier kick) Chi-FG Thomas 34 Chi-Scott 56 pass from Evans (Thomas kick) Chi-Safety Baylor fumbled kickoff out of end zone Chi-Payton 43 run (Thomas kick) Chi-Pavton 26 run (Thomas kick) Min 13 29- 88 71 3 10-19-1 9-40 1-0 5-38 Chi 15 39-236 93 49 9-19-1 6- 35 1-1 7- 40 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Minnesota, Young 9-36, Brown 3-24, Foreman 11-13. Chicago, Pay-ton 23-182, Williams 14-45. PASSING Minnesota, Kramer 10-19-1-117. Chicago, Evans 4-7-0-88, Phipps 5-12-1-35.

RECEIVING Minnesota, Rashad 5-70, Foreman 1-21, Cunningham 2-18. Chicago, Scott 3-76, Williams 2-24, Payton 3-14. Houston 6 0 0 7-7 Pittsburgh 7 3 14 14-31 Pitt-Thornton 1 run (Bahr kick) Pitt-FG Bahr 45 P'tt Thornton 16 pass from Bradshaw (Bahr kick) Pitt-Hawthorne 8 run (Bahr kick) Pitt-Smith 18 pass from Bradshaw (Bahr kick) Pitt-Winston 41 interception return (Bahr kick) Hous-Merkins 9 pass from Neilsen (Frifsch kick) Houston Pittsburgh First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 12 7 39-102 22 155 1-27-5 9- 46 4-1 10- 64 29-82 174 160 12-29-2 7-40 'A 6-74 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Houston, Campbell 16-38, Wilson 7-19, Coleman 7-22 Pittsburgh Harris 14-42, Thornton 7-20, Bleier 2-14 PASSING -Houston, Pastorini 4-16-3-16, Neilsen 4-11-2-41. Pittsburgh, Bradshaw 12-29-2-198 RECEIVING -Houston. Johnson 2-32, Rucker 1-13, Renfro 1-12 Pittsburgh, Swann 5-94, Stallworth 1-20, Harris 1-18, Smith 1-18, Thornton 1-16, New York New England NE-Jackson 49 (Smith kick) 3 0 0 0-3 14 21 7 14- 56 pass from Grogan NE-Morgan 37 pass from Grogan (Smith kick) NY-FG Leahy 30 NE-Morgan 50 pass from Grogan (Smith kick) NE-Johnson 2 run (Smith kick) NE-jackson 44 pass from Grogan (Smith kick) NE-Jackson 28 pass from Grogan (Smith kick) NE-Westbrook 14 pass from Owen (Smith kick) NE-Clarklrun (Smith kick) A 53,113 NY, N.E.

30 45-232 365 125 11-25-1 2- 30 3- 2 6-60 First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards 12 23-89 45 222 12-24-3 7-41 3-3 5-45 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING-New York, Long 10-44, Newton 2-16, Gaines 4-15 New England, Cunningham 1541, Tatupu 8-50, Grugan 2-38 PASSING-New York, Todd 10-20-2-111, Ryan 2-4-1-13. New England, Grogan 13-18-0-315, Owen 4-6-1-50, Cavanaugh l-J-0-10 RECEIVING-New York, Newton 4-33, Shuler 3-48, Long 2- ,4 New England, Jackson 1-121, Morgan 3-102, Francis H2, Ten-nywell J-22 tennis Hispanic Week tourney At Norton Air Force Base Men's singles, third round Doug Runguits def. Luis Marquez, 12-10. Will play the winner of today's Steve Lopez-Gil Perez match. Ruben Madrid def Dave Perez, 10-5; Dan Gome; del.

Lionel Nauls, 10-5. The winners meet today at 5.30 p.m. Men's doubles Third round: Macias and Maxfield def. Silva and Zavala, 6-1, 6-2; Gomez and Hernandez def. Perez and Cuellat, default; Jimenezand Jimenez del Gonzalez and Gonzalez, 6-3, 6-1; Stone and Vasquez del.

Odell and Harvey. 6-3, Fourth round: Macias and Maxfield def. Gomez and Hernandez, 6-3, 6-4; Jimenez and Jimenez def. Stone and Vasquez, 6-2, 6-2. The final is Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.

Mixed doubles Third round: Jimenez and Haskell, bye, Sanchez and Sanchez def Conolly and Med-. nick, 64. 6-2. The winners meet today at 5:30 p.m. at Perris Hill Park.

Nuno and Nuno def. Martinez and Parnell, 6-), 6-4, Macias and Ashley def. Jimenez and Roque, 6-3, 6-4 The winners meet today a 5:30 p.m. at SBVC. S.B.

Junior Satellite tourney Men's 21 singles: Myron Snenkiryk def. John Richards 6-2, 6-1, David Salmon def. Stephen Vornees, 6-2, 6-3, Brett Stacy def. Shoichiro Enatsu, 6 1, 6-0, Greg Schermerhorn del Mike Stoner, 6-3, 6-1 Men's 21 doubles: Schermerhorn and Shenkirvk def. Goodell and Palmer, 6-0, 6-0, Stoner and Lay def.

Enatsu and Collins, 6-1, 6- Salmon and Stacy def. Harmon and Newkirk, 6-1, 6-1; Arellano and Hernandez def. Spencer and Fiores, 6-2, 6-4. Boys' II singles; Robert Greenhouse def. Shang Andrews, default, Marco Tarantmo def.

Kevin Brooks, 64 6-4; Steven Miller def. Chuck Smith, 6-1, 6-2; Brad Hartwick def. Kevin CArlson, 6-2, 6-1; David Harmon def. Frank Arellano, 64, 6-1; Lynn Caddell def. Robert Sanchez, default; Tom Salmon def.

Jimmy Katz, 6-1, 6-3. Greenhouse def Tarantino, 62, 2-6, 6-4, Daniel Sniped def Miller, 6-4, Harmon def Hartwick, 6-2, 6-2, Caddell def. Salmon, 7- Girts' 18 singles: Donarae Dunwoody def. Amy Barder, 64, 3-0 (retired); Becky Ann Reed def. keily Hill, 6-2, 6-2, Colleen Hernandez det Ana Rosas, default.

Boys' 16 singles: Oliver Levy def. Albert Graieda, 6-1, 6-2; Roger Hayer def. Greg Cason, default, Mike Martinez def. Tim Bess, 5-7, 64, 6-4, William Cowan def. Adam Stamper, 6-2, 5-7, 6-1, Frank Catalano del.

Pierre Ferland, 6-2, 6-3, Mike Gates def. Blake Campbell, 6-2, 6-3; Steve Williams def Kelly Lownds, 6-2, 6-3; Mike Carpenterio def. Greg Austin, 6-4, 6-2. Hayer def. Levy, 6-3, 6-4; Cowan def.

Martinez, 6-3, 6-4, Gates det. Catalano, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4; Carpenterio def. Williams, 64, 64. Boys' 16 doubles: Martinez and Arroyo def Ackley and Anderson, 64, 64; Williams and Bunch def Levy and Catalano, 6-2, 6-3, Cowan and Gates def Stamper and Hems, 64, 6-1 Girts' 14 singles: Kristi Blankership def. Angela Schock, 6-1, 64, Bonnie Stafford def.

Deidre Wong. 64, 6-4, Maria Feder def. Joy Von Holm, default; Elizabeth Joseph def. Leslie STroud, 6-2, 6-1. Boys' 14 singles: Brett Obuliern def.

Josh Sokol, 7-5, 14, retired; Vincent Jimenez det. Alfred Rodriguez, 6-3, 7-5; James Deish def. Chris Kumeer, 64, 64, Ernest Chen def. Kevin Kenney, 6-2, Matt Nusenow def. John Fishbeck, 6-2, 6-3, Todd Bright def.

Paul Anderson, 6-2, 64; Justin Williams def. Victor Haltom, default; Ezell James def. Victor Linden, 6-1, 6-1; Vincent Jimenez det. Brett Obuiien, 6-3, 6-4; Ernest Chen def. Kevin Kenney, 6-4, 6-2; Todd Brigh def.

Matt Nusenow, 6-3, 6-2; Ezell James def. Justin Williams, 64, 64. Boys' 14 doubles: Jimenez and Jimenez def. Gerlach and Soko, default; Gonzaies and Banks def. Fidak and Camacho, 6-2m 5- 7, 6-2.

Girls' 14 singles: Christine Ryan def. Beth Von Wolffradt, default; Jennifer Harriss def. Molly Dyke, 6-2, 2-1, retired; Margie Matelian def. Krista Von Stetten, 6-3, 6-1; -Michele Hain def Lauri Loustunau, 6-1, 64. Girls' 11 singles: Monica Renteria def.

Patricia Choomgern, default; Diana Chavez def. Christina Kovacs, 64, retired; Laurie Powers def. Ann Ramirez, 6-1, 6-2; Christy Clay def. Heather Turner, 64, 5-4, retired. Boys' 12 singles: Steven Wong def.

Kevin Lemke, 7-5, 4-6, 64; Joshua Feder def. Steven Oliver, default, Jack Banks def. Douglas Anderson, 6-1, 64; David Blum def. George Kovacs, 6-1, 7-5; Tony Optican def Jeff Miller, 64, 64, Brad Saunders def. Tim Houston, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2; Peter Dyke def.

Greg Nations, default; Michael Jimenez def. Dan Weyand, 6-3, 7-5; Steven Wong def. Joshua Feder, 6-2, 24, retired; Jack Banks def. David Blum, 6-1, 64; Tony Optican def. Brad Saunders, 6-2, 64; Michael Jimenez det Peter Dyke, 6-4, 64.

Boys' 10 singles: Michael Noel def. Al Gragg, default, Eric Olin def. Karl Seifert, 6- 2, 6-2, Michael Brooks def. Mark Rehe, 7-5, 6-4; Joe Lademan def. Bert Choomgern, 6-0, 64.

Girls' 10 singles: Ann Low def. Gina Catalano, default; Gwen Sorosky def. Cor-rine Heinzhan, default; Tiffany Turner def. Becky Ann Reed, 6-2, 14 (retired); Krister) Schmidt def Mary Jo Falls. 6-1, retired.

Girls' open doubles: Matelian and Stafford def. Von Holm and Dutka, default; Harriss and Kopcha def. Johnson and Ryan, 7-6, 6-4, Crook and Orr def Blicha and Roeder, 6-2, 6-1; Richardson and Joseph det. Taylor and Riggs, 6-2, 7-5. soccer American Soccer League Round 2 of playoffs East Conference Finals TGFGA Columbus 10 13 2 Pennsylvania 0 112 3 West Conference Finals Sacramento 10 110 California 0 110 1 NOTE.

Round 2 of the playoffs is a two-game series. Saturday's Game Sacramento 1, California 0, Sacramento wins series Sunday's Game Columbus 2, Pennsylvania OT, Columbus wins series Championship Sunday, Sept. 14 Sacramento al Columbus.