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Monday, March 10, 1986 Santa Cruz Sentinel B-3 Giants, A's come through with 1 -run victories Baseball By The Associated Preti TUCSON, Ariz. Jessie Reid hit a sacrifice fly to drive in Candy Maldonado with the winning run and give the San Francisco Giants a 4-3 victory in 10 innings over the Cleveland Indians in a Cactus League exhibition baseball game Sunday. Maldonado led off the final inning against reliever Jim Kern with a ground ball that first baseman Jim Wilson booted for a two-base error. Maldonado took third on a wild pitch. After Brad Gulden lined out to second, Maldonado scored on Reid's fly ball to center.

Rick Waits picked up the victory for the Giants with two hitless innings after Mike Jeffcoat pitched two scoreless innings. Both Waits and Jeffcoat are former Cleveland pitchers. Joe Carter hit a solo home run for Oakland tied the game in the eighth on doubles by Dave Kingman and Steve Henderson. Keith Atherton got the win for Oakland with one inning of relief. CLEARWATER, Fla.

The Philadelphia Phillies will be without third baseman Mike Schmidt for at least a week because of a lingering backache. Manager John Felske said Sunday. Schmidt first reported the injury Friday when Felske said his top power hitter would not play in weekend exhibition games. On Saturday, Felske said Schmidt would be back either Monday or Tuesday, but reversed himself before Sunday's game with the Pittsburgh Pirates. "He threw some balls Saturday and hurt it (back) again.

It will be more than a day or two," said His reflexes agree with his optimism. He can still hit. Perez christened the start of his 22nd major-league season this weekend with the kind of performance rookies dream of. He singled in his first at-bat Saturday to drive in a run, then belted a game-winning grand slam in the fifth inning to give the Reds a 7-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in their spring training exhibition opener. His homer was symbolic.

It soared over the left-field wall and banged off a light pole that looms above the outfield wall advertisement for "Florida's Premier Retirement Town." TAMPA, Fla. Former players Bobby Doerr and Ernie Lombardi were selected today by baseball's Veterans Committee for enshnne-ment in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Others leading vote-getters were former umpire Al Barlick, Ray Dan-dridge of the Negro Leagues, second baseman Joe Gordon, outfielder Babe Herman, infielder Phil Rizzuto and Vic Willis and Glen Wright, both of whom played before the turn of the century but none received sufficient support to gain entry. Lombardi and Doerr will be inducted in August into the Hall of Fame in Coopers town, N.Y., along with Willie McCovey, elected in January by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Doerr, who will be 68 next month, played his entire 14-year career at second base with the Boston Red Sox between 1937 and 1951, and now is a coach with them.

He had a .288 career batting average. Lombardi, a catcher who died in 1977 at the age of 69, had a career atting average of .303 in 17 seasons. Felske, who said a physician would examine Schmidt today. Team physician Dr. Phillip Marone called the ailment "a common everyday backache.

It's going to be something around a week." The backache is the latest in a series of recent spring camp injuries suffered by Schmidt. One year it was a knee, and another a sore heel that forced him to miss most of two spring camps. TAMPA, Fla. A painted advertisement for a retirement center adorns the outfield wall at Al Lopez Field, serving as both a target and a reminder to 43-year-old Tony Perez that his career will end someday. Perez defiantly insists that day isn't here yet, and won't be for a while.

"I don't think it will happen soon," he said. "Not this year." Cleveland and Ron Musselman pitched three scoreless innings, allowing one hit. PHOENIX, Ariz. Catcher Charlie O'Brien slammed a one-out home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Oakland A's a 6-5 victory over the Seattle Mariners. O'Brien's homer, off loser Frank Wills, gave Oakland its first win in three games this spring.

Seattle is 1-1. The A's took a 3-1 lead in the third when Dwayne Murphy hammered a three-run homer, his second of the spring, off starter Mike Moore. In the seventh, Ivan Calderon delivered a two-run single, his third hit of the game, for a 5-4 Seattle lead. Scoreboard 24-57 15-23 73 Halttime-Kansas 34. Iowa State 33.

Fouled out-Virgil. Rebounds-lowe St. 3 (Hill, Thornpkins 4), Kensas 32 (Manning, Drolling 7). Assists-lowa St. 22 (Robinson I), Kansas If (Hunter 7.

Totel fouls-Iowa St. 20. Kansas 13. Technicels-Drelling, Iowa SI. Bench.

Sunday's Fights By The Associated Press FORT WORTH, Teias (AP) Oonaid Curry, 146. Fort Wonh, Texas, knocked out Eduardo Rodriguez, 1461, Panama, 2: 29 of the second round HAMPTON, Va (AP) Per net I Whit-aker, Norfolk, Va outpointed John Montes, Whittier, Caht, ligntweights, 10, Kent Hardy, Detroit, drew with Floyd Favors, Capitol Heights. Md lightweights. I. LAS VEGAS, Nev (AP) Robbie Sims.

159, Brockton. Mass stopped John Coiiins, 160, Chtcao. 2:4 of the first round. PR1NCEVILLE, Haweil (AP) Final scores end money winnings Sunday In the 5300,000 LPGA Kemper Open on the par-72, 4.210-yard Prlnceville Mekoi golf course: Juli Inkster, S45 000 73-4-70-TO-774 Amy Alcott, 527,750 704944 49-277 Chris Johnson, 411.000 1944-73-70-771 Merci Boierth. 511.000 07-7049-72- 271 JoAnne Corner, 512,750 70-70-7344279 Betsy King, SI0.500 704t-7MI-ni Patty Sheehan.

57.400 71-71-7744-717 Sherrin Gelbreilh. 57.900 73-704471-717 Jan Stephenson. 57.900 71 70-70-71 2tJ Myre eiaekweldr, S4 00I 71-70-7349-713 Kathy Postleweit, tAWO 44-70-7570-213 Lise Young, 54.100 75-70-7044-744 Jane C-eddes, 54 71-72-71-70- 7t4 Attuko Hikage, 54 MO 44-77-77-71-74 Cathy Morse. 54.100 7l-714t-74-7t4 Jody Rosenthel, 53.975 73-7049-73-215 Beth Demel. U.975 44-70-73-74-745 Rosie Jones.

U.37I 71-74-70-71 2lv Jane BlelKk. 13.371 7449-77-71-714 Colleen Waller, S3 371 71-70-73-77-744 Cindy Figg U.377 7149-74-72-714 Dale Eggeling, S3 377 7349-71-73-714 Alice Miller, U.377 0949-73-75-7t4 Hollis Stacy, 57.910 7t-70-754l-a7 Theresa Hessmn. 52.415 71-72 74-7I-1M Parti Rmo. 17645 44-7 7 73- 7ft Heather Farr ST. 445 73-70-72.

73-7B Sandra Palmer l2.e!S 72-7349-74-7M V4I Skinner. 42.112 7571-7449-119 Mary Zmmrmn. U.2I2 7549-75-70- 219 Ok-Hee Ku. 52.211 77 74-72-71-714 LoriGerbaci. 52.111 Alice Ritiman, 12,211 7549-72-73- 2I4 Lauri Peterson 11.111 72-72 70-75-219 Cindy Rarick.

51 211 70-71 72 7t-79 Pet Bradley. 11 430 Deedee Lasker, S1I30 74-71-72 73-290 Susie Bermng, 11. U0 70-7249-79-790 Sandra Haynie, 11,572 70-74-74-71-241 Jerilyn Britl. 51,571 49-7573-74-791 Jenet Colev 51,571 72-71-73-75-791 Judy Dickinson, 51,571 7049-74-74-291 Muftn Spncr-Ovln, I1.J30 71-73-75-73 77 Heether Drew, 51.310 72-74-71-74-792 Lenore Muraoka. SI 370 71-70-7574-77 Lauren Howe, 11,330 7449-71-71-792 Vieki Fergon, 11,053 Laurie Rinker, 51.053 75-71-71-75-191 Becky Pearson, 51,053 71-71-75-75-291 Deb Richard, 51,051 73-72-72-74-293 Penny Hemmel.

51,053 73-70-72-7t-193 Beverley Devis, U55 72-71-79-72- 294 Anne-Marie Palli, 5155 74-71-74-75- 794 Bonnie Lauer, 5155 7449-73-71-294 Mary DeLong, 1770 74-70-75-74-795 Shirley Furlong, 4720 72-7I-74-7S-195 Shelley Hamlin, S720 77-71-77-75794 Kathy Baker, 5574 70-74-79-73-794 Jane Cratter, 5574 74-70-71-74-294 Sherri Turner, 5574 71-74-75-74-194 Robin Walton. S573 73-71-70-74- 74 Stephanie Ferwig. 5495 73-72-74-79-791 Nancy Tomich, 5445 72-73-79-75-199 Lynn Adams, 5450 7749-79-74-301 The NHL Notional Hockey League By The Associated Press WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Oivislen Pts CF CA Philadelphia 43 21 4 90 MS 211 W4Shington 42 14 19 250 220 NY Islanders 31 25 10 72 245 241 Pittsburgh 11 29 7 49 219 244 NY Rangers 11 II 4 41 230 274 New Jersey 72 41 1 47 252 104 Adams Division Montreal 34 25 71 709 730 Ouebec 31 a 4 7i 2M 251 Buffalo 32 I 70 257 249 Boston 31 29 et 2U 251 Hertford 31 34 2 44 245 142 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Herrti Division x-Chkago 34 a I 74 101 799 X-St Louis 32 27 I 77 767 751 I-Minnesota 3 I 19 276 242 Toronto 21 40 i 41 249 324 Detroit 14 47 34 227 350 Smyrna Division y-Edmonton 41 14 I 102 HO 244 x-Celgery 33 a 74 291 255 Winnipeg 22 41 I SO 245 370 Los Angeles a 40 2 47 Ml 332 Vancouver II 37 10 44 727 275 x-clinched playott berth r-clinched division title Sofidar't Garnet Washington 3, r. islanders 1 Celgery 3, Detroit 3 tie Winnipeg Pittsburgh 3 Edmonton 7, Los Angeles 3 Butfofo 4, New Jersey 1 Philedelphia A N.Y. Rangers 1 Chicago A St Louis 2 Monday's Game Hartford at Montreal, 4:35 p.m.

TsKtsdey's Games Y. Rangers of New Jersey, p.m. Pittsburgh at Washington. 4:35 p.m. Vancouver at Quebec, 4 35 p.m.

Calgary at N.Y. Islanders, 5:05 p.m. Buffalo at St. Louis, p.m. Edmonton at Minnesota, 5:35 p.m.

I W5 I The MISL Major Indoor Soccer U4tgue fty The Associated Press Eastern Division This Week's Fights By The Associated Press At Las Vegas, Nev Caesars Palace, Marvelous Margin Hagler, Newark, vs. John "The Beast" Mugebi. ii9nOa, 12. tor Hagier's undisputed world middleweight title; James Shuier, Philadelphia, vs Thomas "Hit Man" Hearns. Detroit 17, for Shuier's North American Boxing Federation middleweight title, Richard Sandoval, Pnwie.

Cai vs Gaby Cannaies. Laredo. Texas, 15, tor Sandoval's WBA bantamweight title At untondale. Nassau Coliseum, Mike Tyson. Cetuill, vs.

Steve Zouski, Chicago. 10, heavies; James "Buddy" McGirt, Brentwood, vs. David Odem, Sharon, 10, iunior welters At Sydney, Australia. Hordern Pavilion. Freddie "Pebble" Jackson, Houston, vs.

Kelvin Seabrooks, Charlotte, N.C, 10. bantams. Wednesday At Las Vegas. Sahara, Roger May-weather, Las Vegas, vs Shflton LeBlanc. Lafayette, 10, lights.

Weekend Sports Transactlona By The Atsocleted Press BASEBALL American League SEATTLE MARINERS Signed Jim Presley, third baseman, and Donnie Scott, catcher, to one-year contracts. National League MONTREAL EXPOS-Signed Randy St. Claire, pitcher, to one-year contract. HOCKEY National Hockey Uague OUEBEC NORDIQUES traded John Anderson, forward, to the Hartford Whalers tor Risto Siltanen, defenseman. I tjfrBril I By The Associated Press TENNIS PISCATAWAY, N.J.

(AP) Martina Navratilova served her only ace on match point and defeated Helena Sukova 34. 64. 74 (7-5) to capture the S150.000 Com-puterlend S. Women's Indoor tennis championship Saturday and to become the first player to earn more than 110 million. The hard-fought victory, worth 137.000, boosted her career earnings to $10,006,424.

TRACK AND FIELD TOKYO (AP) Canadian sprinter Mark McKoy raced to his second world indoor best in a week Saturday, breaking the 60-meter hurdles mark with a clocking of 7.47 seconds in at the Tokyo International indoor Track and Field Meet. TODAY Tannis Pacific Grove at Aptos, 4 p.m. Live Oak at Soguel. 3:30 m. Monte Vista at Fremont Chrit-tian, 3:30 p.m.

Salinas at Santa Cruz, 3 p.m. Golf Hollister High Invitational, with San Lorenzo Valley, Santa Cruz, Watsonville and Aptos, noon. Softball Gilroy at Aptos, 3 30 p.m. TUESDAY Baseball Cabrillo at Ohlone, 2:30 p.m. San Lorenzo Valley at Carmel, 3:30 p.m.

North Monterey County at King City, 3:30 p.m. Gilroy at Harbor, 7 p.m., Harvey West Park. Robert Louis Stevenson at Marello Prep, 3:30 p.m., Harvey West Park. Watsonville at Palma, 3:30 p.m. Sunday's Davb Cup Tennis Ressvlts By The itvssociated Press Sunday's Davis Cup tennis results and scores in the twst-of-five matches: World Group First Round Unrtad States i.

Ecuador 3 At GMyaqwil, Ecuador Andres Gomel, Ecuador, dot. Aaron Krichsteift. Grosse Point, 3-4, 7-1 V1, 7-5 jimmy Arias, Buffalo, N.Y., dot. Raul Viver, Ecuador, 4-3. sl, West Germany I Maiko 2 At Teoapan, Meiica Boris Becker, West Germany, dot.

Fran-Cisco Maod, Mexico. 4-3. 4-1 0-2. Leonardo Lavaiie, Mexico, leads Michael Westpnal, West Germany, HO. 34.

-). 3- 1 darkness; to be completed Monday) Yijgeslevie 3, Soviet Union 2 At aWiarade, TuposUvia Bruno Oresar, Vugoiiavia, def. Alex-ander Zverev, Soviet Union. 0-3. t-2, 7-5.

Slobodan Zivoiinovich, Yijgosiavla, def. Andrei Chesnokov, Soviet Union, e-3, a-3, 4-4 Haty I Partway 1 Al Palermo, Staly Claud! Panatta, Italy, def. Victor Peccl, Paraguay. 4-A. n-0, 104.

Francisco Goniaiei and Victor Pecci, Paraguay, del Claud 10 Panatta and Gianni Ocieppa Italy, 4-. t-l, 7-5. Oachosiovakfa 4. India 1 At Calcutta, India Tomas Smid. Czechoslovakia, def.

Vijay Amritrai, India, 3-1 4-3, a-1, 4-2. Mitotiav ivtecir, Ciechosiovakia, def. Ramesh Krishnan. India, -3, 0-2. Sweden 5, Denmark a Joakim Nystrom, Sweden, def.

Morton Christensen, Denmark. 7-5, 4-1. Mats Wi lender, Sweden, def. Michael Tausen, Denmark, a-3, 4-3. Austtialia 4, Hew Zealand 1 At Auckland, New Zealand Peter McNemera, Australia, def.

Kelly Evernden, New Zealand, 34, a-1, 4-3, e-1. Paul McNamee, Australia, def. Chris Lewts, New Zealand, 4-4, 4-4. Britain 4, Spain 1 At Telford, England Jeremy Bates, Britain, del. Emllio Sane-hei, Spain, 11-9.

4-4. Sergio Casai, Spain, def. John Lloyd, Britain, 4-4. 0-4 African Zone Second Round Nigerie Senegal 1 At Dakar, Senegal Nduka Odiior, Nigeria, def. Yaya Down-on.

Senegal, 4-1, 7-t 4-J. 4-4. David imonitie, Nigeria, def. ThiernoLy, Senegal, 4-4, 4-2. Zimbabwe 5, Libya 0 At Harare, Zimbabwe Orlando Lourenco, Ztmtefrwe, def.

Hakim Argag Jteli, Ltbya. 44, 44. 44 Haroon limail, Zimbabwe, def. Abdul Menem Mohamad Bornai, Libya, a-1, 44, 4- 2. Morocco 3, Kenya 2 At Casablanca, Morocco Paul Wekeue, Kenya, def.

Chekrounl Arafa. Morocco. 44. 24, 7-5. 44, 4-3.

Nabini Abdeikhaiek, Morocco, def. Polo Eno, Kenya, 4-4, 4-4, 44. Eastern alone First Round Indonesia 4, PtMiippines 1 At Jakarta, Indonesia Tlntus Arianlo Wibowo, Indonesia, def. Rod Rafael, Philippines. 44.

4-1 4-4, 44. Sulistyono, Indonesia, def. Roseto Nila Natividad, Philippines. 4-Z 7 5 Thailand Banglaidesh At Banelxalk, Thailand Worephol Thongknamchu, Thailand, del. Sardar ifiekharuddm Ahmed Bangladesh, a-3.

4-2 Tanekom Srichaphan, Thailand, def. Shovon Jemaly, Bangladesh. 4-3, e-l. Taipei 3, SInejapare I At Singapore Wu Chung Lung and Hsu Huang Hung, Taipei, def. Mahader Hassan and Victor Pereira, Singapore, 34.

-7, 4-3, 4-2. Remainder ot competition uncalled because of weather. Hong Kong Malaysia 2 In Kuala Ijfmpur, Malaysia Adam Malik, Malaysia, dot. Mark Bailey, Hong Kong. 4-4.

4-X 24, 4-1. Coim Grant, Hong Kong, del. Yeo Kian Wan. Malaysia, 6-2. 4-1 a-2.

American Zone Second Round Chile 3, Canada 3 At Santiago, Chile Martin Wotten holme, Canada, defeated Ricardo Acuna, Chile, 64, 04, 6-2. 64. HansGiidemeister, Chile, defeated Glenn Michibata, Canada, 9-7, 34, 14, 64. Argentina Uruguay At Buene Aires, Argentina Martin Jaite, Argentina, def. Diego Perez, Uruguay, 44, retired, injury.

Horacio de la Pena, Argentina, def. Marceio Filippini, Uruguay, 4-0, 6-3. I rTTlTilfiTj) LOS ANGELES (AP) The top finishers Sunday In the inaugural Los Angeles Marathon (including home towns): MEN 1, Rlc Sayre, Ashland, 2 hours, 12 minutes, 59 seconds. 2, Gidamfs Snahanga, Taniania, 2:13.27. 3, Rod Dixon, New Zealand, 2: 14.41 4, Eberhard Weyel, West Germany, 2:11 X.

5, Gary Tuttle, Ventura, 6, Ooug Kurtis, Detroit, 2:19.04. 7, Kjeii-Erik Stahl, Sweden, 2: 19.20. Christopher Schaliert, Los Angeles, 2: 19 42. 9, Victor Mora Garcia, Columbia, 2:20 44. 10, Luis Pinon, San Pedro, 2:22.02.

WOMEN 1, Nancy Diti. Woodsme. 2 36 27. 1 Chrisfa Vahiensieck, West Germany, 2:36.37. 3, Magda Hands, Belgium.

2:3125. 4, Markela Hurtado, Mexico, 2:42.10. Laurie Madson. New York, 2.51 01.6, Josita Bear, Bishop, 2:51.41. 7, Uraceli Sales, Lot Angeles, 2:51.54.

1, Michele Tift, Los Angeles, 7 54.30. 9, Pamela Morris, Pasadena, 254.50. 10, Kathy Thomas, San Pedro, 2:54.30. McKoy, who set a world best for the 50-mefer hurdles Wednesday at 6.25 in a meet in Kobe, Japan, spurted ahead of Americans Tonie Campbell and Al Joyner at tht start. He came in one-hundreth of a second taster than the previous work) fftark of 7.41 set in 1913 by East Germany's Thomas Munkelt.

SKIING BAD MITTERNDORF, Austria (API -Austrian Andreas Folder equalled the existing World Ski Flying record Of 191 motors Sunday and went on to win the World Championship ahead of fellow-Austrian Frani Neuiaendtner and defending cfwnplon Marti Nykaenen ot Finland. Three days after his 24th birthday, eider won the world title with 745 points. Neuiaendtner was runner-up with 731 .5 and Nykaenen, ninth on Saturday at the halfway mark, was third with 699.0. BANFF, Alberta (AP) Maria Walilser of Switzerland, winner of the World Cup downhill cnampionship two years ago, moved into position to capture It again this year by winning the Husky downhill rac at Sunshine Village Saturday. Wall iter, 22, won her third downhill of tht season with a time of 1 minute, 32.37 seconds.

BOXING FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Donald Curry knocked out Eduardo Rodriguez with a crashing left-right to the hand In the second round and retained tht undlseputad welterweight championship Sunday before a rennet, crowd of hometown Ions. It was Curry's first defense of tht undisputed title and It could be his last. Hit next tight likely will be a challenge to Mitt McCallum. the World Boxing Association's junior middleweight champion. LAS VEGAS, Nev (AP) Robbit Sims knocked John Coiiins down twice, then battered him with a combination ot rights before referee Davey Pearl stopped tht scheduled 12-round middiewtight tight at 2.44 ot the first round on Sunday.

Sims, the younger half-brother of undisputed middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler, captured tht United States Boxing Association middleweight title with the quick victory and earned a June 23 fight against three-time champion Roberto Duran. Basketball SAN MATEO (AP) Thursday's first-round pairings, with team records, for the California Community College Basketball Championships, scheduled March 13-15. MEN'S At Cerrttos College in Norwalk Pasadena CC (23-10) vs. Sacramento CC (23-7) Skyline (244) vs. Los Angeles Southwest (2U Contra Costa (214) vs.

Santa Barbara CC (20-10) Los Angeles Harbor (21-11) vt. City College of San Francisco (29-2) WOMEN'S At DeAnia College in Cupertino Fullerton (274) vs. Kings River (19-7), 2 p.m. Butte (234) vs. Riverside CC (304), 4 p.m.

Los Angeles Trade-Tech (209) vs. San Mateo (23-9). 4 p.m San Joaquin Delta (19-9) vs. Ctrrito (24-7), I p.m. Scores from Saturday's women's Northern California qualifying playoffs at American River College in Sacramento: Kings River 56, College of Sequoias 54 College of San Mateo 74, Merrltt 66 San Joaquin Delta 77, DeArue 70 Butte 63.

Napa 54 Softball San Lorenzo Valley al North Salinas, 3:45 p.m. Cabrillo at Ohlone, 3 p.m. Notre Dame at Harbor, 1:45 p.m., Harvey West Park. Carmel at Aptos, 3:30 p.m. Gilroy at Santa Cruz, 3:30 p.m.

Watsonville at Salinas. 3:30 p.m. Swimming Monterey at Harbor, 3:30 p.m. Tennis San Lorenzo Valley at Branham, 3 p.m. Harbor at Gonzales, 3:30 p.m.

Aptos at North Salinas, 4 p.m. Santa Cruz at Robert Louis Stevenson, 3 p.m. Swarttimore at UCSC men, 2 p.m. Golf Canada at Cabrillo, 12:30 p.m., DeLaveaga. Sacred Heart at Harbor, 3 p.m., Pasatiempo.

Soquel at Santa Teresa, 3 p.m. GREEN FEES POWER CART $26 and Melvln, Gulden 14); Schrom. Waddell (4), Camacho 15). Musselman 14), Kern (4) and Bendo. Buckler (4).

W-Weits. L-Kern. HRs-Certer (1). At Phoenix Seattle 401 111 lot-S 14 I Oakland 003 IM 111-4 I Moore, Guetterman (4), Wilkins (7), Nunei (I), Willis II) end Velio, Scott 15); Young. Keiser (4), Belcher (4).

Moon-eyhem II), Atherton II) and Tettleton. O'Brien (I). W-Athenon, 14. L-Willis, 0-1. HRs-Oakland.

Murphy (I), O'Brien (1) At St. Petersburg, Fla. St. Louis MO Ml Mt-I 7 1 Hew York (NL) Ml 41 -4 0 Mathews. For ten (4).

Buonantony (7), Soever (I) and LaValliere, Hurdle 17); Gooden, Niemann (I). McDowell 17), Silk (I) and Haern. Gibbon II) W-Niemann. 14. L-Forsch, 0.1.

HR-New York, Jefferson (l). At Lakeland, Fit. hasten Ml lit- lit Detroit Ml Ml SOi-11 17 Clemens. Lollar 13), Woodward 15), M. Johnson (7), Crawford (I) and C-edman, Shaetfer (4); LaPoint, O'Neal 14), Conner 17), Campbell (I) and Engle, Nokes It).

W-LaPolnt. 14. L-Clemens. 0-1. HfttDetrolt.

Leva 12). Simmons (1). At Clearwater, Fla. Ptttsburoh Ml MO M1-4 II I PMIadetphia Ml 414 Mx-t 9 I Rouschel, Green (4), Zatke 14), and Onii. Dial (4); Rowley.

Stewart 14). Andersen (4), Tekulve (I). Carman (4) and Russell. Clpotlonl (7). W-Stewart.

14. Green, 0-1. Sv-Carmen (I). HR-Phlladelphia, Russell (I). At Vera Beech, Fla.

Navstoa Ml Ml 1M-1 I 0 Las Angelas IM Oil lex -4 II I Madden. Solano (4), Dewley 14). Dipino (I) and Sckncia; Valeniuela, Diet (4), Powell 14), Nledentuer II) end Bailey, Brummer (5). W-Veleniuele, 14. L-Madden.

0-1 HR-Houston. GDavis (I). At Yuma, Aril. Calttamia 111 IM lit 4 17 2 San Diego Ma) IM Mx-S 1 1 Witt, Forsch (4). Slaton It) end Boone, Miller II); Drevecky, Leffertt (4), Gossage (7), McCullers II) and Kennedy, Bochy (51.

W-Drevecky, 14. L-Witt, 0-1. HR-Boone (1). At Chandler, Arts. Chicago INL) Ml M0 1214 Milwaukee 020 111 3x-l Eckersley, Frailer (4), Sorensen (4), Gumpert 19) and Lake, Berryhill (7); Leery, Porter 14), Burrls (4), Bosio II), Clear (I) and Cerono, CMoore (4).

W-Learr, 14. L-Eckertier, 0-1. HR-Brumley III. TWoods 12). At West Palm Beach, Fla.

Montreal 010 Ml 000-2 II 1 Atlente 102 Ml 0Ox-4 14 Hesketh. Stupor (4), Cruder (7), Reardon (I) and Fltigereld, Yost It); Puleo. McMurtry (3), West (5), Felcone (71, Ward (I) and Benedict. w-McMurtry, 14. L-Hesketh, 0-1.

$v-Werd ID. At Miami New York (AL) M2 M0 0042 1 Baltimore Ml Ml M3-3 7 2 J.Niekro, Drebek (4). John (7). Fisher (I) end Wyneger. Espino (I); Flanagan.

Olxon 14), Snell (7), T.Martinei 19) and Dempser. Stefero (7). W-Mertinei, 14. L-Flsher, 0-1. HRs-Boltimore.

Gerhart (I), Traber (I) Al Sarasota, Fla. Kansas City Ml Ml M0 14 I 1 Chicago (AL) 000 XX) 010 1-5 II I Saberhegen, Bockwith (4). Huismann (4), Fvreire (9) end Quirk. Heyes (4); Dotson. Allen (4), Long (7), Agosto it) and Hill, Bradley (t).

W-Agosto. 14. L- For-reira, 0-1 HR-Kansas City, One (1). At Orlando, Fla. Cincinnati MO III 3M-S I Minnesota 009 021 111-7 IS Browning, Botelho (4).

welsh (4). Smith it) and Laudner. Reed 14). Sales (9), Vtolo. Latham 14), Burns (7), Romero II) and Butera, McGrifl II) w- Romero, 14.

L-M. Smith. 0-1 HRs-Cincinneti, Lee (II. Rowdon ID. Minnesota.

Laudner (I). Smalley (I). At Pempano teach. Fta. Toronto Ml Ml llt-t II I Texat 111 Ml 211-7 12 I Alexander.

Eichhorn 14), Henke (7), Cerutti II) and Martinet, Wiint (I); Hooton, Mason 14), Russell (4), Williams II) and Pelraili. Mercedo (4). W-Willlems, 14. L-Cerotii, 0-1. HRs-Toronto, Gruber (1).

Texes. Horrah (I). Brower ID, Stanley (1). i am i MIAMI (AP) Flnel scores end money-winnings Sunday In the S500.000 Dorel-East-ern Open Golf Tournament on the yord, par-72 Blue Monster course et the Dorel Country Club (x-won sudden death ployotf): I-Andy Been, 190,000 7)414149-274 Hubert Green, IM 000 70-7044-72-274 Mark O'Meara 119.000 7047 7444-777 Tom Kite, S19.000 4047-73-71-277 Mac OlGrady, 114.000 734749-70-279 Mike Sullivan. 119.000 714949-70-279 Tom Purtier, 514,750 IS-71-73-70-1M David Frost, 111,500 Ed Fiori, 113.500 Bill Kratiert.

113.500 72-7049-70-211 Bobby Wadklnt, SI3.5O0 724949-71-ai Mark Calcavcch, 113,500 45-77 77-72-711 Ray Floyd, U.571 70-70-71-71 2aT2 Doug Tewell, U.571 0949-73-71-212 Mike Doneld. tl.571 71.70-70-71-212 Bob Gilder, U.571 19-72-70-71-112 Paul Annger, 744749-72-212 Ken Brown. 51,571 al4a-73-73-2t2 A. Waibring. 11.571 4947-71-75-2(2 Gregory Ladehoft, 15.tB U-7I-73-7I 210 Danny Edwards, 55,125 4949-71-73-20 Howord Twitty, S5 125 70-7049-74- 213 Jim Thorpe, 15.125 M49-70-7t-23 Bruce Lieflke, 50 7349-71-71-214 Hal Sutton, S4.1S0 71.7)49-73-214 Lance Ten Brock, 54,150 7S4749.73-1U Mark McCumber, HI50 7144V71-74-S4 Tim Simpson.

M.1S0 44-73 70-74-784 Larry Nelson. 53.325 49-72-73-7I-2I5 Dave Barr. 53.325 70.71-72-72-215 Ben Crenshew, 53,325 71-70-70-77-715 Tom Weiskopf, S3 325 73-70-70-72-7IS Richard Fehr, 52.471 t9-773-7t-2tt Mike Nkolette. 52.471 7449-71-72-714 Charles Boiling. 52.471 Tom Sieckmarsn.

S7.47I 44-71-74-73-744 Morris Hatalsky. 12.471 71-71 71 73-744 Chrll Perry, 52,471 49-71-70-75- 2t Tom Watson, 52,471 ta-70-7l-7t-iat Tony Sills. 52.471 7347-70-74-744 Loren Roberts. 11471 724949-74-214 MikeMcCulWugh, II.7S0 7149-74-71-7J7 Oevid EdwerdS. 11.750 7S4t-73-71-717 Mike Hulbert.

11,750 7244-75-74-97 Roger MaltblO. 41,750 40-74-77-75- 217 Hale Irwin. 51,750 19-7349-71-717 Gene Seuert. SI, 749 70-73-71-71-714 Bob Lohr. SI.

744 7I-71-72-74-2M Snead. 5I.2M 70-73-71-74-2M George Archer, 11,219 41-71 7 75-714 Jack Nicklaul. tl.lel 70-70-7J-7S-7M Jay Delling, 51,249 7249-71 74-2M Denis Watson, 51,744 71-70-71-74-2M Bobby Clompen, 51.249 7S45-71-77-1M Willie Wood, 11,130 71 77 77-74-719 JimGallogher, 40-71 73-74-Itt Calvin Peete, II, 130 Tim Norrls, II, 1 7I-70-7I-77-2I9 Clarence Rote, 11,130 744949-77-219 Fully Zoeller, 51, 100 7149-75-75-290 Jim Colbert, 11,015 49-77 74-74-791 Jeff Lewil, 11,015 71-71-73-74-191 Larry Rinker, 51,040 19-74-73-74-292 Barry Jaeckel. (1,060 7I-70-74-77-292 Bob twey, 72-70-71-79-292 Kenny Knox, 11,040 72-71-72-71-293 Mike Miles, 51,030 73-70-71-74-295 Brad Febel, 11.070 70-72-740-7H Tom Shew, 11,005 72-71-77-77-297 Oevid Graham, 11,005 73-70-75-79-297 Tom Pernlce, 5940 73-70-79-77-299 Stu Ingraham, srto 70-73-7940-10 IMBfflU I The NBA National Basketaaii association By The Assecioted Pnu EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division I Pel. 61 a-Boston so ii Philadelpia 24 .425 11 New Jersey 33 JJ MO It Wesltinoton 31 33 Hi 20 New York 44 .313 31 Central Dtvisioa -Milauket 45 20 Atlanta 39 to? 5H Detroit a 24 .54 IVl Cleveland 24 34 311 20 Chicago 22 43 .331 23 Indiana 22 43 .331 23 WESTERN CONFERENCE MtOWMl DivilM Houston 40 24 .425 Denver 31 25 .404 1 Oallai 33 30 .524 tv Utah 32 33 in San Antonio 31 34 .477 tvs -Sacramanlo 21 34 .431 12 Pacific Division -y-L A.

Lakart 41 II .750 Portland 33 34 .413 14vi Phoenix 24 30 .311 BVs Seattle 23 40 .345 24to 'L A. Clipper! 23 41 .350 25 GoKttn state 21 45 Jll 21 l-clinched playott berth Sunday) Game New Jersey 115 Phoenix 111 Philadelphia 120, Indiana 102 Chicago 114, New York 101 Denver 123. A. Clipper! 121 Oallai 117, Sacramento 102 L.A. Lakers in, Seattle 104 Monday's Garnet Seattle at Golden State, 7:30 p.m.

Phoenix at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Botton at Dallas. 5 p.m. Tuesdoy's Garnet Cleveland at New York, 4:30 p.m. Denver at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m.

Philadelphia at Indiana, 4:30 p.m. New Jertey at Chicago, p.m. Boston at Houston. p.m. L.A.

Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Sacramento, 7:30 p.m. The NCAA NCAA Twrnamtnt By The AsMClsttd Prtu East Refietul Pint md Thursday, JHardi 13 At Oratnibort, N.C. Duke, 32-2, vt.

Mississippi Valley -2010, 9:07 a.m. Old Dominion, 32 7, vs. West Virginia, 22-10, tl :37 a.m. Oklahoma, 254, vs. Northeastern, 24-4, 4:07 p.m.

Virginia, 19-10, vs. DePaul, 14-12, 4:37 "p.m. Friday, Mardi 14 At SyraciM, N.Y. St. Joseph's, 25-5, vs.

Richmond, 23-4, 9 07 a.m. Indiana, 21-7, vs. Cleveland 77-3, 11 37 J.m. Navy, 27-4, vs. Tulsa, 23-, 4:07 p.m.

Syracuse, 25-5. vs. Brown, 14-10, 4:37 p.m. Sacand Seimd Saturday, Marc IS At Crvanstwrt, N.C Duke-Miss. Valley St.

winner vs. Old Do-minton-Weit Virginia winner Virgin ia-DePaui winner vs. Okiahoma-' Northeastern winner Sunday, March 14 At Syracuse, N.Y. St. winner vs.

Indiana-Cleveland St. winner Navy-Tuisa winner vs. Syracuse-Brown winner Samrfinals Friday, March 21 At East Rutherterti, J. Duke-Miss. Valley Dominion-West Virginia winner vs.

Virgin ia-DePaut Oklahoma-Nortneastern winner St. JcephVRichmond-lndiana-Cieveland St. winner vs. Navy-Tulsa-Syracuse-Brown winner CMmpiemhip Sunday, March 23 At East Rirftierford, J. Semifinal winners Southeast Regional First Round Thursday, March 13 At Baton Rouge, La-Georgia Tech.

25-4 vs. Marisl, 19-11, a.m. Virginia Tech, 724, vs. Villanova, 22-13, 12:37 p.m. Memphis 27-S, vs.

Ball 21-9, p.m. Purdue, 21-7, vs Louisiana 23-11, 7:37 p.m. Friday, March 14 At Cnarlatte, N.C. Illinois, 21-9, vs. Fairfield, 244, 9:07 a.m.

Alabama, 22-4, vs. Xavier, Ohio, 254, 11:37 a.m. Kentucky, 22-7, vs. Nebraska, lf-10, 4:07 p.m. Kentucky, 29-3, vs.

Davidson, 20-10, 4:37 p.m. Second Round Saturday, March IS At Baton Rouge, La. Purdue-Louisiana St. winner vs. Memphis St.

winner Virginia Tech-Viilanove winner vs. Georgia Tech-Mariit winner Sunday, March 14 At Chartattt, N.C. Kentucky-Davidson winner vs. W. Kentucky-Nebraska winner Alabama-Xavier, Ohio winner vs.

Illi-nois-F airfield winner Semifinals Thursday, March 21 At Atlanta Kentucky-DavidsorvW. Kentucky-Nebraska winner vs. Alabama-Xavier, Onio-lllinois-Fairtieid winner Purdue-Louisiana St. winner vs. Virginia Tech-Villanova- Georgia Tech-Mariit winner Championship Saturday, March 22 At Atlanta Semifinal winners OAldvost ffoolonaf First Revnd Tkartdey, Mar eft II At Oavten.

OMa Jacksonville. 214. vs. Temple. 24-5, 07 t.m.

Kansas. 31-3. vs. Norm Caroline AIT, B7, 1137 am. Georgetown, 27, vs.

Texas Tech, 1M1 4:07 p.m. Michigan St, 21 7, vs Washington, ie-11. 1:37 p.m. Friday, March 14 At iWnAoepetsrs Michigan, 27-4, vs Akron, 22-7, m. Iowa St.

20-10. vs. Miami, Ohio, 34, 12 37 p.m. N. Carolina St.

14-12, vs. Iowa, 20-11, 5:07 Notre Dame, 23-5. vs. Rock. -ZHO, 7:37 p.m.

Saturday, March 15 At Dayton. Ohio KansavN. Carolina A4.T winner vs. winner Michigan St-Washington winner vs. Tech Winner rai ia Dama-Ark -Littkl Rock winner (owe Ohio winner vs.

MKJV tgan-Akron winner Friday, March 21 At Kansas City, Me. Kansas-N. Carolina AAT-JKksonvlltf Temple winner vs. Michigan Tech winner N. Carolina Rxk winner vs.

Iowa St. -Miami, Ohio-Michigan-Akron winner Championship Sunday, March 23 At Kansas City, Me. Semifinal winners West Regional First Round Thursday, March 13 At Qgdan. Utah Louisville, 34-7, vs. Drexel, 19-11, 11:07 a.m.

Bradley, 31-1 vs. Texas-El Paso. 27-S, 1:37 a.m. 24-10, vs. Missouri, 21-13.

4:07 m. North Carolina. 24-S, vs. Utah, 204, 1:41 p.m. Friday, March 14 At Long Beach, CalM.

NE Louisiana, 20-9, vs. Vegas, 31-4. 11:37 a m. Maryland, 11-13, vs. Pepptrdine, 25-4, 2:07 p.m.

St. John's, 304, vs. Montana 14-14, 4:07 p.m. Auburn, 19-10, vs. Arliona, 234, 1:41 p.m.

Second Round Saturday, March IS At Ogdon, Utah Ala. -Birmingham-Missouri winner vs. North Carolina-Utah winner Bradley-Texas-El Paso winner vs. Louisville-Drexel winner Sunday, March t4 At Lang Beach, Calif. St.

Johns-Montana St. winner vs. Auburn-Ariiona winner Maryland- Pepper dine winner vs. Vegas-NE Louisiana winner Somiflnals Thursday, March tt At Houston St. John's-Montone -Auburn-Ariiona winner vs.

Vegas-NE Louisiana winner Carolina-Utah winner vs. Bradley-Texas-El Paso-Louisville-Drexel winner Championship Saturay, March 22 At Houston Semifinal winners The Final Few At Dallas Semifinals Saturday, March 29 East champion vs. Midwest champion Southeast champion vs. West champion Championship Monday, March 31 Semifinal winners The NIT Narlefial Invitation Tournament By The Associated Press Times TBA First Round Tuesday, March II Texas Christian, 214, at Montana, 21-4 Wednesday, March 12 Dayton, IH, at McNeese 2M0 Pittsburgh, 15-13. at SW Missouri St.

12-7 Boston 214. at Providence, 15-13 Ttwrtday, March 13 George Mason, 19-11, at Lamar, 11-11 Texas AIM. 20-1 1, at Wyoming. 20-11 Texas, 11-12, al New Mexico, 17-13 S. Mississippi, 17-11, at Florida, 14-12 Georgia, 14-12, at Tenn.hattanooga.

JI-9 Louisiana Tech, 14-13 at N. Arliona, 19-10 Loyola. Cam. lt-10. at California.

IM Cal-lrvine. 14-12. at UCLA. 15-13 Southern Methodist, 11-10, at Brsgtiam Young. 14-13 Drake, lt-10, at Marquette.

11-10 Middle Tennessee 23-10, at Clemson, 17-14 Friday, March 14 Ohio St. 14-14. at Ohio U. 22-7 Second Etevnd Marc 14 and 17 Sites, pairings and times TBA OuarvertlMts March and 21 Site, pairings and timet TBA At New York March 14 4 p.m. and I p.m.

Ma rrs24 OumpieAsnip 4 p.m. College Top a Fared By The Associated Pratt How the Top Twenty teamt In the At sociated Press' college basketball poll tared Sunday: 1. Duke (32-1) beat No. Georgia Tech 40-47. 2.

Kansas 131-3) beat Iowa State 71-71. 1. Kentucky 124-3) did not play. 4. North Carolina (24-5) did not play.

5. St. John's (304) did not play. 0. Georgia Teen (254) lost to Duke 4047.

7. Michigan (274) did not play. 1. Syracuse 125-5) did not play. 4.

Bradley (31-2) did not play. 10. Memphis Stale (27-5) lost to No. II Louisville 11. Louisville 120-7) beat No.

10 Memphis State a-70. 12. Notre Dame (21-5) did not play. 13. Nevada-Las Vegas 1314) did not play.

14. Georgetown (23-7) did not play. 15. Oklahoma (24-1) did not play. 14.

Indiana 121-7) did not play. 17. Michigan State (21-7) did not play. II. Navy 1274) did not play.

14. Illinois 1214) did not play. 20. North Carolina State (14-121 did not play. Louisville, 88-79 At Louisville, Ky.

MEMPHIS STATE (74) Askew 4-10 2-2 10, Holmes 5-14 54 IS. Bedford 7-13 5-7 14. Turner S-20 4-7 14, Boyd 5-11 4-7 14, WilfongO-l 040. Moody 2-304 4. Douglas 0404 0.

Alexander 0-3 1-2 1. Totals 20-75 23-31 70 LOUISVILLE IH) Crook 14 44 4, Thompson 44 24 10, Ellison e-15 3-3 21, Wagner 11-15 H0 31, Hall 3- 7 2-2 1, Valentine 04 04 0, McSwain 04 2-2 2. Walls 0-1 2-2 I Kimbro 4-5 04 I. Totals 32 55 24-27 H. Halltlma-Louiivlllt 40, Memphis St.

34 Fouled out-Holmes, Boyd. Rebounds-Memphis St. 31 (Bedford I), Louisville 44 (Ellison 13). Assists-Momphis St. 13 (Turner I), Louisville 17 (Thompson.

Hall 4). Total fouls-Memphis St 23, LoulsvilK 22. Technical fouls-Thompson, Crook, Hall. Duke, 68-47 At Greensboro, N.C GEORGIA TECH (47) Hammonds 4-10 2-2 14, Ferrell 7-10 3-3 It. Sailer 44 1-3 1J, Price 4-1144 It, Delrymple 24 2-2 4, Neel 14 04 2.

Ford 04 04 Sherrod 04 04 Totals 20-54 11-14 47. DUKE 144) Henderson 3-10 4-7 11 Alerlt 1-11 74 17. Biles 1-1 04 2. Amaker 34 2-3 Dawning 7-14 4-0 Snyder 04 04 0, Ferry 2-2 24 4, King 2-3 1-2 5. Totals 234t 22-33 41.

Halftlmt-Ouke 17, Georgia Tech 14. Fouled out-Oelryrnple. Rebounds-Georgia Tech a (Seller 0), Duke 14 I Bies. Ferrr I). Asslstt-Goorgla Tech a (Price 7), Duke 12 (Mender son.

Ferry 4). Total Foult-Georgia Tech 22, Duke 17. TecMkal-Duke bench. A 14,342. Kantot, 73-71 At Kansas City IOWA ST.

171) Virgil 14 1-1 7, Grayer 12-21 14 21 Hill 4- 10 34 1 1, Thornpkins 44 04 1 Hornacek 1-7 1-5 Robinson 34 04 t. Moss 1-3 04 Senator 1-3 1-2 3. Totals 1140 t-lt 71. KANSAS 171) Manning t-ll 5-7 73. Kellogg t-lt 04 If.

Dreilino i-11 2-5 12, Hunter 5-4 1-2 11, Thompson 2-1 54 f. Turgeon 0-1 04 Marshall 1-1 04 I Piper 1-1 2-1 4. Totals Sundar's Callage Basketball Scent By The Associated Press MIDWEST Wisconsin 70. Northwestern 41 FAR WEST Arliona St 70. Ariiona 43 TOURNAMENTS Atlantic Coast Conference CtunvoionsMa Duke 40.

Georgia Tech 47 Bit) Eioht Conference CMmpisrahip Kansas 73, Iowa St 71 Metro Centaf-enoe ChanspiensMp Louisville H. Memphis St. 74 MtdeetSem AttUetk Conterenca Chempiemiup N. Carolina AIT 51. Howard U.

52 Southwest Canferetice Championship Taxes Tech 47. Texas AIM 41 South western Athletic Conference CharttpiensMp Miss. Valley St. 75, Prairie View AIM 51 Pacific Coat! Athletic Association Conference All Gerties Pet. Pet.

xv-Nev-LsVgs It 1 31 4 tot Cal-lrvine 12 Ml It 13 571 New Mexic St. 10 I SSt It 12 .400 San Jose St. 0 .500 It 12 .571 Pacific .500 17 14 .541 Fullerton St. I It 444 It It .500 Fresno St. I 10 .444 15 IS .500 Utah St.

I 10 .444 12 It .474 Cal-Santa Barb 7 II 12 IS .444 Long Been St 3 IS .147 7 22 .241 x.won regular-season title r-won conference tournament PkHIc-10 Conference Conference All Garnet Pet. Pet. Arliona 14 4 .771 I .742 Washington 13 .722 14 II .433 California 11 7 .411 14 0 .474 UCLA 4 4 SCO 15 13 .534 Arliona St. I 10 .444 14 14 .500 Washington St. I 10 .444 IS It .414 Stanford I 10 .444 14 14 4t7 Oregon St.

I 10 .444 12 IS .444 Oregon 12 .333 11 17 .343 Southern Cal 13 271 II 17 .143 x-won regular-season title Sunday's Women's College Basketball Scorn By The Associeted Press TOURNAMENTS East Caast Conference Championship Lehigh 72. Delaware 59 Mid-Eastern Atlantic Championship S. Carolina St. 54, Howard 57 South West A miotic Conference Championship Alcorn St. 04, Grambling 77 1 rWm ExMNtien Baseball At A Glance By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Pel.

Texas 3 0 1.000 Chicago 1 I .750 Detroit 1 I .750 Milwaukee 2 I .447 Baltimore I I .500 Minnesota I I .500 New York I 1 .500 Seattle I I .500 Toronto 1 1 .500 California 1 2 .333 Oakland 1 2 .333 Cleveland 0 1 000 Kensas City 0 2 000 Boston 0 3 .000 NATIONAL LEAGUE San Francisco 1 0 1.000 Atlanta 1 .447 New York 2 1 467 San Oiego 2 1 .047 Cincinnati 1 1 .500 Los Angeles I 1 .500 Montreal I 1 .500 Philadelphia 1 1 .500 St Louis I 1 .590 Chicago I I 3D Houston I 2 .333 Pittsburgh 0 2 000 NOTE: Split-SQuad games count la stanoV mgs. Met do net SiNtdar' Gamol San Francisco 4, Cleveland 10 innings Oakland Seattle New York Mets I. St. Louis 1 Atlanta 4, Montreal 2 Los Angeles 4, Houston 1 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 5, Kansas City 4, 10 innings Detroit II, Boston 2 Minnesota 7, Cincinnati 5 Texas 7, Toronto Baltimore 3. New York Yankees 2 Milwaukee Chicago Cubs 4 San Diego 5, California 4 hisndar's Games California vs.

San Francisco at Scot-tsdale, Ariz, noon Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Aril, noon Cincinnati vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, 10:05 a.m.

Boston vs. Los Angeles at Vero Beach, 10 30 a.m. Toronto vs. Montreal at West Palm Beach, Fla 10:30 a.m. Minnesota vs.

Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla. a.m. New York Mets vs. Philadelphia al Clearwater, Fla. 10:30 m.

Houston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla. a.m. Chicago White Sox vt. Kansas City at Fort Myers.

Fla. 10:30 a.m. Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami, Fla. 10:35 am.

Chicago Cuba vt. Cleveland at Tucson, Aril, noon San Diego vt. Seattle at Tempt, Ariz. Texas vs. New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdale, Fla 4: p.m.

Tuesday's Garnet Oakland vt. San Francisco at Scofftdala, Aril. 1 p.m. Los Angeles vs. Cincinnati at Tampa.

Fla. 10 am. Philadelphia vt. New York Melt at St. Petersburg, Fie.

10:05 e.m. Detroit vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Fla. 10 10 am. Montreal vs.

Texas at fompana Fla. 10 a.m. Pittsburgh vs. Chicago Whfh) Sox at Sarasota. Fla.

10:30 a.m. Kansas City vs. Atlanta at West Palm (each. Fla. 10 30 a St.

Louis vt. Houston at Klsslmmee, Fla. 10:35 em. Seattle vs Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz. 1 p.m.

California vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, Aril. 1 p.m. Chicago Cuba vt San Diego at Yuma, Aril. 1 p.m.

Toronto vt. New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdele, Fla. 4 p.m. Boston vt. Baltimore at Miami, Fla.

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