The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 90

The Miami Herald Friday June 3 1988 8E 1 4 i Horses College Baseball WHAT College World Series WHEN TodaythroughJunell Omaha Neb ESPN RADIO WVUM-FM (905)WIOD(610) (UM games only) BRIEFLY Tonight first-seeded Arizona State (56-1 1) plays No 8-seeded Cali-fornia(40-23)at 5: 10 pm Then No 4 WichitaState(54-14-1)plays No 5 Florida (47-17-1) at 8: 10 pm Saturday No 2 Fresno State(56-10) plays No 7 Stanford at 5: 10 pm then No 3 University of Miami (51-12-1)plays No 6 Fullerton State(41-16)at 8:10 pm Mike Fiore is leading UM with a 404 batting average Brag Hoeing National Hot Rod Association Southeast Drag Racing Series WHERE Moroso Motorsports Park West Palm Beach Route 710 directly across from Pratt Whitney Saturday: gates open 1 1 am trials and qualifying noon to 9 pm Sunday: gates open 9 am trials 9:30 am to noon championship eliminations 1pm $16Saturday $16Sun-day Two-day pass $25 Children under 12 free with paying adult Thisis the third of six races leading to the 1988 divisional titles in eight NHRASportsman categories Hydroplanes WHAT Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane Regatta WHERE Miami Marine Stadium Rick-enbacker Causeway WHEN Sunday first heat at noon BRIEFLY Testing and qualifying today from 10am 10 am to 5 pm Nine boats have entered five powered by jet turbine engines capable of average speeds above 120 mph on a tight 1-mile oval course Favorites are Jim Kropfeld in Miss Budweiser and archrival Chip Hanauer in Miller High Life WHAT Thoroughbred racing at Calder Racecourse WHEN Posttime 1 pm 21001 NW27thAve ADMISSION Grandstand $2 clubhouse $4 BRIEFLY $35 000-added Tamarac Handicap over six furlongs for 3 year olds and up Sunday's feature is the $50 000-added Meadowbrook Farm Handicap a 1 116-mile test for fillies and mares 3 years old and up Mike Fiore to Series invite the His Saturday Television Dave Hyde Sports On the Air Cable television Since 1980 College World Series broadcasts have been a four-letter proposition: ESPN The cable sports network has annually offered first-pitch-to-last-out coverage But this year the inevitable has happened While ESPN will show up to 14 World Series games starting today with the 5 pm opener between Arizona State and California CBS will air the championship game June 11 with Brent Musburger and a to-be-named analyst in the broadcast booth figure this as network ploy to butt into good thing The game after all earned a 25 rating on ESPN last year good for cable measly for network The addition of CBS was the idea The NCAA basketball contract with CBS had an addendum written to it to make the network cover the baseball championship game The NCAA then restructured the tournament to make it more appealing to television Instead of the cumbersome double-elimination format the two winners of the double-elimination brackets will meet in a single-elimination championship game This way CBS is assured of showing the title game we still wanted the championship said Loren Matthews vice president of programming the other hand if we feel the new deal make sense for us we have made Sam Rosen and Joe Morgan will work the Florida-Wichita State game tonight at 8 and the University of Miami-Fullerton State game Saturday at 8 pm and look Cheatwood said "Obviously we have a very viable candidate in present No 3 anchor Gerry Sandusky He will certainly be given a lot of consideration" Holding the Forte Alan Massengale who is the fired Jerry replacement begins at WPLG (Channel 10) on June 13 That be soon enough for Frank Forte With Khambrel Marshall suffering from bronchitis all last week Forte was the only available sports anchor and worked all four Channel 10 daily newscasts a while I felt like my mind was scrambled eggs" he said Credit WCIX (Channel 6) with a welcome addition to its 10 pm show sportscasts On its major-league baseball scoreboard it lists the winning and losing pitchers WINZ (940 AM) will broadcast Florida State football games next season It marks the second recent sports addition to the lineup WINZ signed up for major-league game of the week this year Olympic-sized losses? The fallout from the recent bidding for television rights to the 1992 Winter Olympics keeps falling Remember ABC attend the bidding because miffed over an admitted $65 million loss from the Calgary Games Now NBC President Art Watson says in Sports inc magazine that winning $224 million bid for the 1992 Game be bid was $175 million A leader in fan poll for least-popular personality? Umpire Dave Pal-lone Overnight ratings have coverage of the Indy 500 earned a 76 rating down 20 percent from last year second sports anchor to decide to leave Why? Well as with Bret Lewis who left for Los Angeles in March much of the lure was professional Vaughn who will be on WSVN until the end of June accepted a similar job at KMOV-TV in his hometown St Louis After Jim Berry received the No 1 job Lewis left vacant there was not much reason to remain here as Channel career backup But Vaughn agrees a second factor was Channel up-in-the-air status because of impending affiliate switch from Channel 7 to Channel 4 Channel options are to be (a) an independent and suffer financial and programming losses or (b) become a CBS affiliate and I sort of had the same Vaughn said we took the jobs we said we doing the right Then think that Channel 7 could be an independent and that convinced us we were doing the right 11am Iwosl Pro wrestling Itbsi Prowrestling 1:30 pm esn Auto racing NASCAR Winston Cup 500 time trials 3:30 pjn 1esn tennis NCAA Championships(taped) 5 pm hsn Baseball College World Series Fresno State vs Stanford 6:05 pm TtbsI Pro wrestling 1sun Baseball NY Yankees at Baltimore 8 pm irsNi Baseball College World Series Miami vs Fullerton St 8 pm IspcI Baseball Oakland at Minnesota 10 pm IrwN) Boxing Cubanito Perez vs Mario Rodriguez 10 pm FbsI Baseball Atlanta at San Diego Radio Anchors away at WSVN The merry-go-round continues at WSVN (Channel 7) as Doug Vaughn becomes the WSVN news director Joel Cheatwood expects to have a replacement named before Vaughn leaves really are going to see out there 1:05 pm Baseball oronto at Boston WIOD (610) WINZ(940) 3:20 pm Baseball Chicago Cubs at NY Mets WQAM (560) 6pm SportsTalkWIOD(610) Baseball Montreal at Pittsburgh WJNO (1230 West Palm) 7 pm Hydroplane update WQAM (560) 7-05 pm Baseball NY Yankees at Baltimore WSBR(740 Boca) 7-06 pn RTVSportsTalk WQAM (560) 8 pm College World Series Miami vs Fullerton St WIOD (6 1 0) WVUM(905-FM) Midnight Flagler Greyhound Report WQAM (560) 1am Miami Jai-Alai Report WQAM (560) Vhat You Can Da Sunday Television ing Workshop 9 am -3 pm June 20 July 1 July 4 and July 15 Flamingo Park Tennis Center 1000 12th St 573-8851 CB Smith Summer Camp two sessions June 27-July 15 and July 18-Aug 5 900 Flamingo Road Pembroke Pines 435-2502 LEAGUES West Palm Beach Department ot Leisure Services is organizing a national Junior league (or eight weeks beginning June 13 659-8077 Ives Estates Tennis Center is organizing senior junior (ages 5-16) and men and women's leagues 1475 Ives Dairy Rd North Miami Beach 652-7260 Se nior men's doubles league age 55 or over with matches throughout Broward 473-0384 or 564-5203 Women's doubles league at Mormngside Park 750 NE 55th Terr Play Tuesdays and Thursdays 754-1242 TOURNAMENTS Family Tennis Challenge lor family teams in six categories Saturday and Sunday Hlllcrest Racquet Club 1001 Hillcrest Dr Hollywood 962-1300 USTAFTA Turnberry Isle Junior Championships for boys and girls 16 and 18 age divisions June 10 11 and 12 Turnberry Isle Yacht and Country Club 19999 West Country Club Drive North Miami Current USTA card required Deadline Wednesday 932-6200 ext 3266 1 i i i 1 '1 1 I-' A i Running BROWARD-PALM BEACH 8PORT8 FESTIVAL 5K run 7:30 am Saturday Pompano Pier Pompano Beach $7 $10 race day 431-4726 MOONLIGHT 5K For Miami Runners Club members only 11 pm June 11 Tropical Park Palmetto Expressway and Bird Road 1 0 1 2 after June 5 227-1 500 DODGER DASH 5000 meter run 5:30 pm June 11 Holman Stadium 4001 26th Street Vero Beach $8 $9 race day (407) 569-4900 RED HEAT 5 MILE RUN 7 am June 11 Miami Dada-North 113th Street and 27th Avenue $8 $10 race day Entry deadline Juno 8 836-2409 (attar 9pm) GREAT NORTHWEST STAMPEDE 5-mile race 7:30 am June 12 Tradewinds Park-South 3600 Sample Road Coconut Creek $8 $10 race day 922-1320 SPORTS FESTIVAL 5K 7:30 am June 25 Tropical Park Stadium 7920 SW 40th St (Bird Road and Palmetto Expressway) $6 $8 after June 20 227-1500 JULY 4TH CLASSIC 5K and 15K runs hosted by Fort Lauderdale Road Runners Club 7:30 am July 4 Tradewinds Park 3600 Sample Road Coconut Creek $6 members $8 non-members for 5K $8 members $10 non-members for 15K 492-0077 CR08S-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP POINT SERIES 3-mlle races 7 pm July 7 and Aug 4 Larry Penny Thompson Memorial Park 12401 SW 184th Street $5 adults $4 ages 19 and under 227-1500 TAMARAC INDEPENDENCE RUN 5K run 7-30 am July 9 University Drive and NW 82nd Street $6 $10 after July 1 722-2735 SUMMER SPRINT 5K and team relay 7 pm July 10 FIU Bay Vista Campus Biscayne Boulevard and NE 151 Street $8 $10 alter July 2 Miami Springs 501 East Drive $110 per session 554-2756 or 595-2445 Miami Sharks Camp three sessions July 11-Aug 5 Miaml-Dade South 11011 SW 104th St 477-2050 Everton Edwards Summer Camp for boys and girls 5-17 July 25-29 Florida International University University Park SW 107th Avenue and Eight Street $110554-3411 TEAM8 Azzurra Soccer Club is having tryouts lor Interested players 895-0001 or 891-8288 Softball LEAGUES City of South Miami Parks and Recreation League are open (or registration Deadline June 13 667-5691 axt 39 City of Plantation will be forming a men's league Play starts June 20 797-2706 TOURNAMENT8 Men's Class USSSA Divisional Qualifier June 10-12 Trade-winds Park 3600 Sample Road $125 Deadline Monday 942-2844 (days) and 979-8676 (nights) Swimming CAMPS Mission Bay Aquatic Training Canter (Glades Road and 441 Boca Raton) will be offering summer camps starting June 5 Call 488-2001 for dates and times SUMMER POOLS City ot Miami Parks and Recreation pools will be open tor summer starting Saturday 25 cents for children 75 cents tor adults seniors free 579-6920 Tennis CAMPSCLINICS Pembroke Lakes Racquet Club Tennis Academy lor ages 5-15 starling 9 am June 20 10500 Taft St $90 par week 431-4146 Camp lor boys and girls 7-16 lour two-week sessions June 20-Aug 12 Judge Arthur I Snyder Tennis Center 16851 Dixie Highway Miami Beach $134 for North Miami Beach residents $154 for nonresidents 948-2947 Winston Park Tennis Canter Camp starling June 20 8100 SW 132 Ave 366-3854 Clinics for adults and juniors of all ages CB Smith Park Tennis Center 900 Flamingo Road Pembroke Pines 435-2502 Instruction 5-6 pm Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Momlng-side Park 750 NE 55th Terr $15 lor 10 weeks 754-1242 Beginners clinic Sans Soucl Tennis Center 1795 Sans Soucl Blvd Monday nights 893-7130 Private and group lessons and clinics lor all ages Plantation Central Park Courts 9151 NW Second St 797-2725 or 797-2724 Miami Beach Tennis Train Radio Other sports CARD SHOWS Baseball cards and memorabilia show 10 am Saturday and Sunday Don Carter Bowling Lanes Kendall Drive and 136 Ave Admission free 371-4046 Baseball and football show 9 am Saturday Hollywood Mall Hollywood Boulevard (2 block west of 1-95) Admission free 981-4070 Baseball card and coin show 9 a Sunday West Palm Beach Holiday Inn Okeechobee Boulevard and Florida Turnpike Admission free 98 1-4070 LACROSSE Dade County Summer Lacrosse League Is open tor registration 9 a Saturday Trinity Episcopal School 7410 Sunset Drive For high school to unlimited players $20 667-1144 or 251-4795 TRIATHLON Schools Outl Triathlon (or juniors (ages 7-10) and seniors (11-14) 7:30 am June 12 Lake Lytal Park Gun Club Road West Palm Beach $10 641-2073 738-1235 or 969-2907 Noon Hydroplane update (also at 5 pm and 6 pm) WQAM (560) 1:05 pm Baseball NY Yankees at Baltimore WIOD (610) WSBR (740 Boca) 1:35 pm Baseball Chicago Cubs at NY Mets WQAM (560) 6 pm Sports Talk WIOD (610) 6:30 pm Hydroplane championship WQAM (560) 7 pm Baseball Sunday Matthews and Bauer WQAM (560) 8 pm Sunday Night Baseball Program WIOD (610) 8:05 pm Roy Firestone Sports Show WSBR (740) WJNO (1230 West Palm) 9 pm RTV SportsTalk WQAM (560) 9 pm Costas Coast to Coast WIOD (610) WJNO (1230 West Palm) Monday Television Baseball CAMPS Bucky Dent School for ages 8-23 June 12-Aug 27 490 Dotterel Rd Delray Beach (407) 26S-O280 Little League Summer Camp for boys ages 9-1S three sessions starling June 19 July 3 and July 17 658 58th St St Petersburg (813) 344-2661 Red Berry's Summer Vacation camp four sessions from June 20-Aug 12 K-Land 9475 Kendall Drive $150 lor a two-week half-day session $250 'or a two-week lull-day session 279-2668 Fred Burnside's Baseball Camp to boys and girls ages 6-14 June 20-Juiy 29 Psrrlne Khoury League Complex Old Cutler and Franjo Rd $95 per session 232-2312 Ron Fraser's Sports Camp lor boys and girls up to 17 Four two-week sessions June 20-Aug 12 Baseball swimming bowling and other sports University of Miami Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Hurricane Drive Coral Gabies 284-4171 Basketball CAMPS AvtaJaguar Camp for boys 14-18 June 18 Miaml-Dade South 11011 SW 104th St $30 347-2388 Bill Foster Camp (or boys 8-18 Three sessions from June 20-Aug 12 University of Miami Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Hurricane Drive Coral Gabies $175 284-3244 Rich Walker Summer Camp two one-week sessions June 20-24 end June 26-July 1 Sunblazer Arena Southwest 107th Avenue and Eighth Street Fees range from $60 to $200 554-2001 or 554-2951 Westmln- ster Academy Camp lor boys and girls Five sessions from June 20-July 29 5620 NE 22nd Ave Fort Lauderdale 771-4600 (Day) 748-8093 or 771-7033 (Evenings) Dade-South women's camp for all ages June 24-26 and July 29-31 Miami Dade South 11011 SW 104th St $75 347-2378 LEAGUES Miami Collegiate Summer League is looking for junior college and four-year college players who have remaining eligibility 347-2388 or 226-3827 City ol Miami is looking (or youths to try out (or AAU teams 579-6978 579-6958 or 579-6920 Football CAMPS BokamperRose Camp for ages 8-18 July 4-15 490 Dotterel Rd Delray Beach Dan Marino will serve as guest Instructor (407) 265-0280 Jimmy Johnson Camp tor ages 7-17 two one-week sessions July 11-15 and July 18-22 Greentree Practice Facility University of Miami Ponce da Leon Boulevard and Hurricane Drive Coral Gables 284-2654 INSTRUCTION Former NFL punter and kicker Booth Lusteg will otter Individualized sassions on punting and kicking Limited to 14 players per session 556-0730 LEAGUES Continental League currently recruiting players and coaches for semi-pro teams in Miami Miami Beach and Hialeah 861-2855 Golf DISCOUNT CARDS Free green fees year-round at many South Florida courses and more than 1 200 nationwide Fun Club International with the American Lung Association $6995 per year 652-4386 (Dade) and 432-4386 (Broward) Golf Privilege Card by the American Lung Association lor free green fees at more than 80 courses from Palm Beach to Key West $20 per card 377-1771 TOURNAMENTS Royal Polnclana Festival 9 am Saturday Melreese Golf Course 1801 NW 37th Ave 371-2723 Easter SealsCentury 21 Classic 6:30 am Saturday Eastpolnte Golf and Racquet Club 13462 Cross Points Dr Palm Beach Gardens $100 471-1688 626-3900 478-4700 or 965-9500 tnverrary Country Club ProAm Tournament June 10 3840 tnverrary Eoulevard Lauderhill $65 733-7550 Kendall Civitan Tournament 2 pm June 10 $100 358-8238 or 347-2 107 Nova University Third Annual Classic 1 pm June 17 Jacaranda Country Club 9200 Broward Blvd $65 475-7326 Qualifying rounds (or the US Golf Association Man's Public Links Championship June 20 Melreese Golf Course 1802 NW 37th Ave 635-6770 Miami Dolphins Tournament to benefit the Mental Health Association 1 pm June 29 Eari Morrall's Arrowhead Country Club 8201 SW 24th St Davie 100 467-7766 or 478-8000 Soccer CAMPS Soccer Academy offers various camps June 13-Aug 12 490 Dotterel Rd Delray Beach (407) 265-0280 Ian Martin's Pro Camp June 20-August 26 Miami Dade-South 11011 SW 104th St! 595-5743 or 591-2351 Thomas Ron-gen Soccer Academy lor boys and girls ages 5-16 three sessions from June 20-August 11 Plantation Central Park 9151 NW Second St $99 per player 771-9767 Touch Basics Summer Camps June 20-24 and June 27-July 1 Palm Springs North Norman Jean Peach Park 7901 NW 176th St and July 18-22 HKwaing pnon number for furthei information to Sports Weekend The Miem Herald I Herald Plaza Miami Fla 33132-MU Vhat You Can Vatch 8 pm Baseball Boston at NY Yankees Cable television 7:05 pm Baseball Boston at NY Yankees WSBR (740 Boca) 8:35 pm Baseball NY Mets at St Louis WQAM (560) Midnight Sports Exchange WQAM (560) Baseball FORT LAUDERDALE YANKEES vs West Palm Beach 7 tonight and Saturday vs St Lucie 7 pm Sunday and Monday vs Vero Beach 7 pm Thursday Fori Lauderdale Stadium 5301 NW 12th Ave $350 box seats $250 general admission 776-1921 MIAMI MARLINS vs St Lucie 7:30 tonight and Saturday vs West Palm Beach 6 pm Sunday and 7:30 pm Monday Hlaleah-Miami Lakes High School lield 7977 12th Ave $3 general admission $2 seniors and children 635-5395 WEST PALM BEACH EXPOS vs Miami 7 pm Tuesday and Wednesday vs St Lucie 7 pm Thursday West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium Congress Ave and Palm Beach Lakes Blvd $350 reserved box seats $250 general admission $125 students and seniors 686-0030 USBL basketball PALM BEACH STINGRAYS vs Miami 7:30 pm Tuesday vs Jacksonville 7:30 pm Thursday West Palm Beach Auditorium 1610 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd $5 adults $3 children 659-5606 Boating MIAMI-BUOWEISER HYDROPLANE CHAMPIONSHIPS Time trials 10 am today and Saturday mam race noon Sunday Miami Marine Stadium 3601 Rlckenbacker Causeway Admission free Friday $5 Saturday $12 Sunday grandstands $10 children under 12 $5 653-0450 or 3000 MIAMI JAI-ALAI 7:15 pm nightly except Sundays Matinees noon Monday Wednesday and Saturday 3500 NW 37th Ave Admission $1 $2 reserved 633-6400 PALM BEACH JAI-ALAI 7:15 nightly except Sunday and Monday Matinees noon Wednesday and Saturday 1415 45th St West Palm Beach General admission 50 cents reserved $3 clubhouse $350 royal boxes $5 844-2444 PALM BEACH KENNEL CLUB Greyhounds 8 nightly except Sunday and Wednesday Matinees 1230 pm Monday Thursday and Saturday Belvedere Road and Congress Avenue West Palm Beach General admission 50 cents reserved $2 682-2222 Pro wrestling MIAMI MAYHEM National Wrestling Alliance 8 pm Wednesday James Knight Center 400 SE Second Ave Tickets adults children under 10 $5 In side sections 372-0929 or 624-6060 Soccer MIAMI SHARKS vs Washington Diplomats 530 pm Sunday Tamlami Stadium 10901 SW 24th St $6 general admission Children under 10 free 477-2050 Softball MIAMI DOLPHINS VS COOPER CITY 4 30-6 pm Saturday Cooper City High School 9401 Sterling Road Dolphin players will sign autographs for children afterward Admission free 434-4300 MIAMI'S BOAT SHOW 4 pm today 10 am Saturday 1 1 am Sunday and 4 pm Monday Coconut Grove Exhibition Center 3360 Pan American Drive 579-3310 Cricket SOUTH FLORIDA LEAGUE Sportsman vs Parkway noon Sunday Miami Gardens Elementary School 4444 NW 195th St Combined vs Tourist noon Sunday Skyway Elementary School 4555 NW 206th Terr 937-2415 Motor sports HIALEAH SPEEDWAY Stock-car racing 6 pm Saturday 3300 Okeechobee Rd $7 adults $1 children 6-12 821-6644 (Dade) 523-0102 (Broward) MOROSO MOTORSPORTS PARK NHRA Winston Drag Racing Series 11 am Saturday end 9 am Sunday Bee Line Highway (8 miles Northwest ol PGA Boulevard) West Palm Beach (407) 622-1400 Pari-mutuels CALDER RACE COURSE Thoroughbreds 1 pm daily Wednesday through Sunday 21001 NW 27th Ave Grandstand $2 clubhouse $4 625-1311 DANIA JAI ALAI 7:15 nightly except Sunday and Monday 301 Oanla Beach Blvd Admission $1 Reserved seats $1 to $6 949-2424 FLAGLER GREYHOUND TRACK 7:45 nightly except Sundays Matinees 1230 pm Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Northwest 37th Avenue and Seventh Street Admission $1 Clubhouse $2 649- Sports TY listings Ratings for Miami-Fort Lauderdale and Top 15 markets May 25-31: A rati no is the percentage of all TVequipped households that were tuned in One rating point equals 12 120 homes A share is the percentage of audienceamong households watching TV The Top 15 share and rating refer to figures from the nation's top 15 markets SOURCE: Artwtron NA: Hot applicable.