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Thursday, Aug. 21, 1986 Santa Cruz Sentinel 6-3 49ers' top pick out 2 weeks Scoreboard Major league AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Gianti' box CHIU SAN FRAN lb bi ab bl Redus II 0 0 0 Gladden cf 3 0 0 0 AAThmp cf 3 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Hayes lb 4 0 7 0 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 dinmui ju tviv wumoni UlUfl GWilson rl 4 0 0 0 CDavIS rf 4 0 0 0 Division Wast Division Pel. GB California 66 54 .550 Houston 69 52 .570 Texas 62 58 .517 4 San Francisco 61 59 .508 Vh Kansas City 54 66 .450 12 Cincinnati 59 61 .492 tVi Chicago 52 66 .441 13 Los Angeles 58 63 .479 11 Oakland 53 68 .438 13Vi Atlanta 57 62 .479 11 Seattle 53 69 .434 14 San Diego 57 64 .471 12 Minnesota 52 69 .430 14V4 East Division East Division Pet. GB New York 80 41 .661 Boston 71 49 .592 Philadelphia 61 59 .508 18Vi New York 66 55 .545 iVi Montreal 59 58 504 19 Toronto 65 56 .537 6Vi St. Louis 59 61 .492 2016 Detroit 65 57 .533 7 Chicago 52 68 .433 27Vi Baltimore 62 57 .521 Vt Pittsburgh 48 72 .400 3 l'i Cleveland 62 59 .512 9V4 Milwaukee 60 60 .500 11 '4 UP RoReyljc 40 10 CBrown3b 4 0 0 0 Jeltl ss 4 0 2 0 Mldndo II 3 0 0 0 Carman 3 0 0 0 Brenly 3 0 10 Stone ph 10 10 Urlbe is 3 0 0 0 Bedrow 0 0 0 0 Krukow 2 0 0 0 Totali 34 I I I Totals 0 I 0 Philadelphia 000 000 000 1-1 San Francisco 000 000 000 0-0 Game twinning RBI Samuel (9).

DP-San Francisco 2. LOB Philadelphia (, San Francisco 2. 2B-Brenly. HR-Samuel (111. S-Krukow.

IP ER BB SO Philadelphia Carman W.6-4 9 1 0 0 1 9 Bedrosn S.I7 I 0 0 0 0 1 San Francisco Krukow L.12-7 10 8 I I 1 5 Umpires-Home, Pallone; First, Quick; Second. Engel, Third, Runge. already penciled in veteran reserve Milt McColl to start in his place at outside linebacker when the 49ers open the regular season Sept. .7 at Tampa Bay. Joining the injury list is offensive tackle Keith Fahnhorst, the last of the 49ers' holdouts to report to camp.

Fahnhorst pulled a hamstring muscle in his first full workout Wednesday. Walsh attributed the injury to Fahnhorst's "long layoff." In another roster move, defensive tackle Kevin Fagan, a promising fourth-round draft pick, was switched to a reserve non-football injury list. A team spokesman said that means he won't count against the roster until at least October, when his status must be reviewed. Walsh also said he is reaching a crisis level with defensive linemen. Four of the 10 have been declared out of the Denver game: Roberts, Tuiasosopo, John Harty and Jeff Stover.

In addition, free agent Doug Rogers, who has a chance to make the club, was limping in practice Wednesday. Also ailing are veteran Jim Stuckey and rookie Charles Haley. In exchange for a future Philadelphia Eagles draft choice, the 49ers traded their National Football League signing rights to offensive lineman Joe Conwell, one of four United States Football League players taken by the 49ers in a supplemental draft. Conwell has to make the Eagles' roster in order or the 49ers to collect in the deal. Conwell played for the two-time USFL champion Philadelphia Stars, as did former 49ers nose tackle Pete Kugler, who had a recent tryout with San Francisco but left camp Wednesday's Games Philadelphia 1, San Francisco 0, 10 Innings Atlanta 8, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 4, Houston 1 Cincinnati 3, St.

Louis 1 New York 7, Los Angeles 5 San Diego 3, Montreal 2 By JIM JENKINS McClatcby News Service ROCKLIN Defensive end Larry Roberts, the San Francisco 49ers' top draft pick, has a contusion of the left eye and must avoid contact workouts for 10 days to two weeks. Team trainer Lindsy McLean said Roberts was examined Wednesday by a Palo Alto eye specialist for what was first believed to be a scratch or tear on the surface of the eye. At one point, Roberts and head coach Bill Walsh thought laser surgery would be needed. But the prescribed treatment now is just rest, said McLean. The second-round pick from Alabama, who was poked In the eye last week in a one-on-one drill, said he will wear protective goggles "from now on." Despite holding out for the first two weeks of training camp, Roberts had two sacks in the 49ers' exhibition opener against the Los Angeles Raiders.

But he missed Monday night's game with the Rams and no doubt will miss the remaining two exhibition games as well. Other notes from the 49ers training camp in Placer County: Quarterback Joe Montana, showing no effects from a sprained ankle last week, was back in practice Wednesday but won't play in Denver Saturday night. Although Montana was moving and throwing without difficulty, he will miss his second straight exhibition game as a precautionary move, Walsh said. That means Jeff Kemp and Mike Moroski, who handled the chores in the Rams contest, will run the offense at Denver. Walsh said Kemp would probably start again but didn't rule out the possibility of leading off with Moroski.

Wednesday's Games Oakland at Baltimore, rain New York 5, Seattle 2 Detroit 3, California 0 Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 3 Toronto 4, Chicago 1 Texas 7, Kansas City 1 Boston 9, Minnesota 1 Thursday's Games Philadelphia (K. Gross 8-10) at San Francisco (LaCoss 9-8), Atlanta (Acker 2-2) at Chicago (Lynch 3-2), 11:20 a.m. Montreal (Martinez 2-4) at San Diego (Dravecky 8-10), 1:05 p.m. St. Louis (Mathews 9-3) at Cincinnati (Welsh 4-4), 4:35 p.m.

Only games scheduled Joe Montana Won't play on Saturday night Even without a change in the quar-terbacking sequence, Walsh said Moroski would be given more opportunity to work with the first-string offense. Walsh said Moroski had an "advantage and disadvantage" in the Rams game, because he primarily was working with and against reserve players during his second-half appearance. The 49ers started the injured-reserve clock on wide receiver Derrick Crawford, defensive lineman Manu Tuiasosopo, linebacker Todd Shell, and cornerback Eric Wright. None has officially gone on the list. But if any of the four have not healed by the time the regular-season begins, the 49ers would be credited for retroactive time and would not lose any of the players for the mandatory four weeks.

Walsh, concerned over how long it will take Shell to recover, has Thursday's Games Oakland (Andular 7-5 and RIo 5-9 or Plunk 3-7) at Baltimore (Flanagan 6-8 and Bod-dlcker 14-7), 2, 2:05 p.m. Chicago (Dotson 8-12) at Toronto (Key 11-8), 9:35 a.m. Seattle (Swift 1-5) at New York (Rasmussen 12-4), 4:30 p.m. California (Witt 14-7) at Detroit (Morris 15-7), 4:35 p.m. Boston (Boyd 11-9) at Cleveland (P.NIekro 9-9), 4:35 p.m.

Texas (Correa 7-10) at Kansas City (Lelbrandt 9-10), 5:35 p.m. Only games scheduled Wednesday's Malor League lineicoros By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Seattle WO 200 0O0-7 7 I New York 022 001 OOx-S 9 0 Moore, Guetterman (6) and S.Bradley; Orabek, Stoddard IS), Righelti 18) and Skinner. W-Sloddard, 2-0. L-Moore, 7-11. HRs-Sealtle, Tartabull (231.

New York, Winfield (19), Mallingly 123). California 000 000 000-0 I I Detroit 000 000 2IX-3 1 0 Candelaria, Cornell (8) and Boone; Terrell and Healh. w-Tarrell, 11-9. L-Candelaria, 6-7. HR-Delroil, Trammell 112).

Chicago 000 000 0011 8 1 Toronto 000 020 02i-4 0 DeLeon, Thigpen (8) and Karkovlce, Flsk (8); J.Johnson. Henke (9) and Whitt. W-J. Johnson, 3-1. L-DeLeon, 3-2.

HR-Toronlo, Moseby (17). Milwaukee 03 000 000-1 II 2 Cleveland 000 001 020-3 1 Wegman, Clear (8), Plesac (8) and Cerone; Balles, Yell (3), Wills (7) and Al-lanson, Bando (9). W-Wegman, 4-9. L-Bailes. 9-8.

Sv-Plesac (10). HRs-Milwaukee, Riles 18), Deer 128). Teas 004 001 200-7 12 0 Kansas City 100 000 0001 3 I Hough, Mohorcic (9) and Petralli; fiankhead, Black (7) and Sundberg. W-Hough. 10-8.

L-Bankhead, 6-7. Boston 300 012 201-9 14 0 Minnesota 000 100 000-1 2 1 Clemens and Gedman; Heaton, Jackson (51, Fontenot (7), Atherton (9) and Reed. W-Clemens, 19-4. L-Heolon, 4-12. HRs-Boslon, Rice(12), Evans(IS), Baylor 1231.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta 002 202 110-8 17 0 Chicago 000 000 030-3 4 I Palmer, Oedmon (8) and Virgil; Eckersley, Trout (6), R.Davis 18) and Friday's Games New York (Gooden 12-4) at San Francisco (Blue 9-7), 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Power 4-5) at Chicago (Moyer 4-3), 4:05 p.m. Atlanta (Mahler 11-12) at Pittsburgh (McWIIIIams 2-9), 4:35 p.m. Houston (Ryan 8-7) at St. Louis (Tudor 12-6), 5:35 p.m.

Philadelphia (Ruff In 5-3) at San Diego (Whltson 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Montreal (Youmans 11-9) at Los Angeles (Welch 6-9), 7:35 p.m. Friday's Games Oakland (RIo 5-9 or Plunk 3-7) at New York (Guldry 6-10), 4:30 p.m. Seattle (Morgan 9-12) at Detroit (King 8-3), 4:35 p.m. Boston (Hurst 7-6) at Cleveland (Schrom 11-4), 4:35 p.m.

California (Sutton 11-9) at Baltimore (Dixon 10-9), 5:05 p.m. Chicago (Bannister 7-9) at Texas (Mason 6-3), 5:35 p.m. Toronto (Clancy 13-6) at Minnesota (Blyleven 12-10), 5:35 p.m. Kansas City (Jackson 8-8) at Milwaukee (Nieves 10-5), 5:35 p.m. Cribbs ecstatic about being traded J.Davis.

W-Palmer, 9-8. L-tckersley, 6-8. StLouis 000 000 001-1 9 1 Cincinnati 100 020 OOk-3 7 0 Forscn, Horton (8) and Lavalliere; Gullickson, Franco (9) and Dial. W-Gullickson, 10-8. L-Forsch, 12-7.

Sv-Franco(2l). HRs-St. Louis, Van Slyke 18). Cincinnati, Bell IIS). Houston 100 000 000-1 I Pittsburgh 040 000 00x-4 7 0 Knepper, Darwin (7) and Mizerock; Rhoden and Pena.

W-Rhoden, 14-7. L-Knepper, 15-9. New York 022 200 001-7 13 0 Los Angeles 000 OSO OOO-S 8 3 CvnlnHat AnHannndl rirntr-n SI nri asked to block on sweeps. It's something I tried to do, but you can't expect a guy to do that physically. I am not built to block support like that on a consistent basis." Cribbs said, excluding punt returning which he did his rookie season, he feels he can play back to top form and is delighted he be performing on more natural turf fields with- the 49ers schedule.

"There is no doubt in my mind," he said when asked about his self-confidence. "I am ready to play. I have worked extremely hard in the off-season. I know I'm in better shape now than I was when I joined them (Bills) in the middle of the season (after six games)." failed to run for at least 1,000 yards was the strike-shortened season of 1982 and last year, when he shared playing time with Greg Bell upon returning to Buffalo. "When I went back there, I was supposed to get a shot to compete," said Cribbs of the Bills offense.

"We talked about a two-back offense. They asked me to play fullback, which I was willing to do even though at that particular time Greg was about 15 pounds heavier than I was. "He was more like a fullback than I was, but they wanted me to play fullback. The first game, we line up and here I am, a 190-pound fullback Continued from Page BI year sojourn with the Birmingham Stallions in the U.S. Football League.

At various times he talked trade when he couldn't get the money he wanted, and the team seemed to lack direction in a succession of coaching changes. "I was just fed up with the whole situation," he said. "I wanted a new start. It was really tough for me there. I was happy when this whole thing came about (trade).

"I never specified any particular team. Naturally you want to go to a team that has a good organization and is dedicated to winning." The only two years Cribbs has Joakim Ny strom (4), Sweden, def. Barry Molr, South Africa, 4-6, 4-4, 6-2. Mikael Pernlors (5), Sweden, def. Greg Holmes, Salt Lake City, 4-2, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4.

Emilio Sanchez (7), Spain, det. Christo Steyn, South Africa. 6-1, 6-3. Kent Carlsson (9), Sweden, def. Glenn Michibata, Canada, 6-0, 4-4.

Jakob Hlasek (10), Czechoslovakia, del. John Sadrl, Charlotte, N.C., 6-2, 6-4. Christo van Rensburg, South Africa, def. Matt Anger (11), Pleasanton, Calif 6-4, 2-6, 6- 3. Tim Wilkison (12), Asheville, N.C., def.

Jimmy Brown, Largo, Fla. 7-4 (10-8), 6-2. Kevin Curren (13), South Africa, def. Robert Seguso, Prairie Oaks, 3-6, 6-3, 7- 4 (7-5). David Pate (14), Las Vegas, def.

Sergio Caut, Spain, 4-4, 6-0. Horacio de la Pena 05), Argentina, def. Harold Solomon, Fort Lauderdale, 6-1, 4-3. Jonas Svensson, Sweden, def. Leonardo Lava lie.

Mexico, 4-4, 4-4. Diego Perez, Uraguay, def. Marcel Freeman, Los Angeles, 4-4, 4-0. Jonathan Canter, Beverly Hills, def. Mel Pureed, Murray, 4-4, 7-4, (7-5).

Hearn; Powell, Beckwith (4), Pena (0), Vande Berg (9) and Trevlno. Scioscia (9). W-Fernandei, 14-4. L-Powell, 2-5. Sv-Orosco (17).

HR-Los Angeles, Marshall 119). Montreal 000 001 100-2 9 0 San Diego 000 102 OOk-3 8 0 Tlbbs, McClure 17), Burke 18) and Nleto, Bilardello (SI; Show, Leflerls 17), McCullers 17), Gossage (9) and Kennedy. W-Show, 9-5. L-Tibbs, 6-7. Sv-Gossage (911 UBt-tm niun 1 Mm west Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 47 26 San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 65 38 L.A.

Raiders 1 1 0 .500 24 51 Seattle I 1 0 .500 48 44 Denver 0 2 0 .000 34 39 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Y. Giants 1 I 0 500 46 45 Philadelphia I I 0 500 55 54 Washington I I 0 .500 34 42 SI. Louis 1 2 0 .333 68 58 Dallas 0 3 0 .000 25 61 Central Chicago 3 0 0 1.000 81 40 Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 59 43 Detroif I I 0 .500 39 44 Green Bay I 1 0 500 52 36 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .000 27 46 West Atlanta 2 0 0 1.000 51 41 New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 44 45 L.A. Rams I I 0 .500 4S 34 SanFrancisc I I 0 .500 49 31 Friday, August 22 Pittsburgh at Dallas, 5 p.m. New England at Los Angeles Raiders, 7 p.m.

Minnesota at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, August 23 San Francisco at Denver, 6 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. Green Bay at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Miami at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m.

Cleveland at Atlanla, 5 p.m. New York Jels at New York Giants, 5 p.m. Detroit at Indianapolis, 5:30 p.m. Buffalo at Kansas Cily, 5:30 p.m. New Orleans at Houston, 6 p.m.

St. Louis at Chicago, 6 p.m. San Diego at Los Angeles Rams, 7 p.m. Wednesday's Sports Transactions By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League KANSAS CITV ROYALS-Announced they will move their major-league spring training camp to Orlando, in 1988. OAKLAND A'S-Placed Tony Phillips, inflelder, on the 15-day disabled list.

Recalled Mark McGwire, third baseman, from Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League. National League LOS ANGELES DODGERS Placed Tom Niedenluer, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled Brian Holton, pitcher, from Albuquerque of the Pacific Coast League. FOOTBALL National Football League GREEN BAY PACKERS-Signed Curtis Pardrldge, wide receiver, and Billy Kidd, center. Waived Willie Ware, wide receiver, and Freddie Parker, fullback.

LOS ANGELES RAMS -Waived Gary Green and Eric Harris, corner backs, James McDonald, tight end, Lynn Williams, William Stone and John Kamana, running backs, David Groman and Austin Shanks, wide receivers, Steve Jordan, place-kicker, Chris Pacheco, nose tackle, Mark Pembrook, safety, and Mike Shiner, tackle. Placed Hugh Mlllen, quarterback, Howard McAdoo, Steve Jarecki and Duke Schamel, linebackers, Hank Goebel, tackle, Elbert Watts, defensive back, and Darren Long, tight end, on the injured reserve list. NEW YORK GIANTS-Clalmed Bob Thomas, place-kicker, on waivers. Waived Eric Schubert, place-klcker. ST.

LOUIS CARDINALS Waived Evan Arapostalhis, place-klcker. Signed Bryan Wagner, place-kicker. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Waived Mike Guendling, linebacker. Claimed Eric Riley, delensive back, on waivers. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Traded Andy Hawkins, linebacker, to the San Diego Chargers tor a 1987 sixth-round draft choice.

McCallum gets the OK to play for Raiders MAHWAH, J. (AP) Results Wednesday in the SI 50.000 United Jersey Bank Classic women's tennis tournament seed-ings in parentheses): Singles Second round Melissa Gurney (12), Palos Verdes, def. Patricia Medrado, Brazil, 4-3, 4-4, 4-2. Robin White (4), Fort Worth, Texas, def. Susan Mascarin, Boca Raton, 6-4, 5-7, 6-2.

Sara Gomer, England, def. Beverly Bowes, Lubbock, Texas, 6-3, 3-4, 4-2. Alycla Moulton (14), Sacramento, def. Iva Budarova, Czechoslovakia, 4-2, 6-2. Jo Durie (6), England, def.

Mercedes Paz, Argentina, 7-5, 6-4. Dlanne Balestrat (5), Australia, def. Christiane Jolissaint, Switzerland, 6-4, 4-2. Nolly Van Noil rand, Brightwaters, N.Y., def. Andrea Temesvarl, Hungary, 3-0, retired.

Catherine Tanvier, France, def. Nathalie Tauiiat, France, 7-5, 5-7, 6-2. Helena Sukova (2), Czechoslovakia, def. Dinky Van Rensburg, South Africa, 6-0, 4-1. Elna Reinach, South Africa, def.

Kathy Rinaldl (3), Stuart. 4-1, 5-7, 4-4. to face different defenses, things of that nature," Raiders star running back Marcus Allen said. "The more you run the better you get and if you're not doing a lot of running, it's going to be very difficult Still, the decision marks a major departure from naval traditions regarding professional athletics. Such previous Navy football standouts as Roger Staubach and Phil McConkey had to complete five years on active duty before joining the pro football ranks.

McCallum, who set 26 school records while playing at the U.S. Naval Academy, is a supply officer aboard the amphibious helicopter carrier Peleliu. The ship is now assigned to Long Beach, outside Los Angeles, for an overhaul. Continued from Page Bl down the decision by stressing it was consistent with the service's general policy on civilian employment. The Navy allows its personnel to hold second jobs "as long as there is no conflict with military duties." Lehman's decision was described by one source who requested anonymity as something of a compromise.

There is a faction within the service that foresees potential benefits for the Navy if McCallum is used on the weekends by the Raiders, the source said. There is another group that stresses nothing should interfere with the military obligation incurred by individuals who are educated at taxpayer expense at military academies, the source added. The compromise, however, may not allow the Raiders enough access to McCallum to make the move worthwhile. "It's such a high-pressure system and professional business, it would not be able for us to work around that type of situation," Flores said. Ortmayer said, "We view Napoleon as a running back also.

He would need to be a running back for us and at this point, we think weekends is a little too thin probably to be able to keep a player on such a small roster." As a running back, McCallum would need the practice time to get the experience he would need in order to succeed in the NFL. "My opinion is that it's going to be very difficult because you need the experience, the repetition, you need NEW YORK (AP) The 10 highest salaries in the National Football League with years and total money: Jim Kelly, quarterback, Buffalo Bills, five years, SB million Warren Moon, quarterback, Houston Oilers, live years, S5.5 million Joe Montana, quarterback, San Francisco 49ers. six years. S6.25 million John Elway, quarterback, Denver Broncos, five years, SS million Bernie Kosar, quarterback, Cleveland Browns, five years, SS million Herschel Walker, running back, Dallas Cowboys, five years, S5 million Kelvin Bryant, running back, Washing-Ion Redskins, lour years. S3.7 million Marcus Allen, running back, Los Angeles Raiders, four years, S3.5 million Marc Wilson, quarterback, Los Angeles Raiders, five years, S4 million Lawrence Taylor, linebacker.

New York Giants, seven years, SS.2S million Minor league California League By The Associated Press SECOND HALF NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. GB Stockton (Brewers) 39 19 .472 x-SelinaslMarinrs) 32 27 542 l'i San Jose Una. 30 28 .517 9 -Seno I Padres 29 31 .483 II (A's) 28 31 .475 UVi SOUTHERN DIVISION Visalia (Twins) 39 19 .872 (Angls) 38 .621 3 fresno (Giants) 25 34 .424 MVi Ventura (Blue Jys) 22 37 .373 V'l Bakersfleld (Ddgrsl 14 46 .233 26 x-lirsl-hall division winner 7- Wednesday's Games "Salinas 6, Modesto 4 Stockton 8, Reno 1 San Jose at Palm Springs, power failure Bakersficld 5, Fresno 4 Visalia 4, Ventura 2 Thursday's Games Salinas at Modesto Reno at Fresno San Jose at venlura Palm Springs at Stockton Visalia al Bakerslield. 2 'M Friday's Games Salinas at Modesto Reno at Fresno San Jose at Ventura Palm Springs at Stockton Visalia at Bakerslield Area update Batting and pitching statistics for professional baseball players from Santa Crui ounly (learn and league affiliation in parentheses): MAJOR LEAGUES Through Aug. 70 Pitching -Mark Eichhorn, Toronto Blue Jays.

Player IP BB SO ERA M.Eicnhorn 10 4 1111 72 32 118 1.84 Wednesday Did not pitch in Blue Jays' 4-1 win over Chicago. Batting Dann Bilardello. Montreal Expos. Player AB HHR RBI Avg. Bilardello 117 7 27 2 9 .188 Wednesday Caught fifth through nine Innings, going l-for-2, as as Expos' lost to San Diego, 3-2.

MINOR LEAGUES Through Aug. 8 Glenallen Hill (Knoxville, Tenn.Blue Jays, Southern-AA); Dave Eichhorn (San AntonioDodgers, Texas-AA); Tim Hamm (San JoseIndependent, California-A). Balling Player AB HHR RBI Avg. Hill 481 70 132 24 78 .274 Pitching Player IP SO ERA DEichnorn 0 0 2 4 3 0 6.75 Hamm 0 3 20 27 13 96.10 I W.fl'.lli.flE) Sports digest Softball Santa Cruz City MEN'S A-1 SLOWPITCH Sport About 4, Pacific Builders 2. Abilel.

Birt. Top hitters Abitel 2-2 (S); Blrf 2-3. Young i-3 (PI. Hurry Back Inn 7, Cowboys 0. Forfeit.

Omti 12, Rockets 9. Eadle. -Clark. Top hitters Geary 4-4 10); Eadle 3-3 (Rl. MEN'S B-l SLOWPITCH La Selva Beach Loungers 9, Harra's Trucking I.

HR Knew, Williams, Ferria ID. Stlx 5, Sea Cloud 3. Tlghe. -Cavlglla. Top hitler Reeves 3-3 ISC).

HR -Reeves (SCI. Preptlles II, Long's 8. Baral. -Fritrche. Top hitters Tyler 3-4, Leni 4-4, Gysin 3-4 IP); Beuse 3-4 ID.

HR Gysin 2 (P). MEN'S B-4 SLOWPITCH Captains 12, Ports el Call 4. Malcolm W. Noland. Lockheed 12, Raiders S.

Vengua. M. Pinkham. Top hitlers Knulson 4-4 (L); M. Pinkham 3-3, Fischer 3-3, Leonard 2- 3 (R).

T.N.T. 16, V.F.W. 17. Hall. -Singer.

Top hitlers Hamby 4-4, Stovall 3- 4, Marlin 3-4, Hottel 3-4 IT); Holmes 4-5, Kock 3-4, Elell 3-4 IV). HR Avao 2, Owens, Holmes, Kock IV); stovall, Hall, Martin, Piper (T). MEN'S C-1 SLOWPITCH Rocky's 14, Carhart 7. White. -Merai.

Top hitters Arata 3-5, L. Rober 4- 5, Neubauer 3-3. Holdanapy 3-3 (R); Morrison 3-3, Todisco2-3(CI, HR L. Arala IR); Morrison (CI. Santa Crui Lumber 7, McDow 3.

G. Reynolds. Hunt. Radieactlves IB, Dodgers 3. Ornelas.

Rahders. Top hitters Janon 2-3, Chorda 2-3, Levin 2-3 1 D); Tyler 3-5, Rangel 3-3, Buslichi 2-3 (Rl. HR Busllchl IR), WOMEN'S A FASTPITCH Bonesie LiquorsSport About 9, Jerry's Sports 2. J. Fennell.

Verges. Top hitlers Faler 2-4, Williams 2-3 IB). Highlight J. Fennell (3 Innings) and L. Fennell 13 innings) combined lor no-hltter.

Vitamin Center 6, Santa Crul Lumber 1. Zelmer. Kesler. WOMEN'S SLOWPITCH Whips 10, Upper Crust 7. Henly.

-Onelo. Top hlllers Brown 4-5 (W); Spalding 3-4 (U). Pacific Harbor Travel! 9, Better Construction 0. Moreno. Tammy.

Top hitlers Pratt 3-4, Fuller 3-4 IP). Sportimm 23, SeagaM 4. Collins. More. Top hitters Benlly 4-6, Barles 3-5 IS).

COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. (AP) Results following Wednesday's events In the Coors International Bicycle Classic: Men Stige 12 47-Mlle Circuit Race 1, Moreno Argentin, Italy, 1:50:14. Theo De Rooy, Netherlands, 1:50: 14. 3, Adrie Van Der Poel, Netherlands, 1:50:14. 4, Steve Bauer, Canada, 1:50:14.

5, Davis Phlnney, Boulder, 1:50:14. Women Stae 6 Circuit Race Inga Benedict, Reno, 1:10:11. 2, Jeannle Longo, France, 1:10:50. 3, Ute Emenhauer, West Germany, 1:11:37. 4, Janelle Parks, Kettering, Ohio, 1:11:48.

Elizabeth Hepple. Australia, 1:11:48. Men's Standings 1, Bernard insult, France, 30:18:01. 2, Phil Anderson, Australia, 30:20:34. 3, Greg LeMond, Carson City, 30:20:48.

4, Andrew Hampsten, Boulder, 30:21:43. 5, Jetf Pierce, San Diego, 30:21:44. 6, Argentin Moreno, Italy, 30:22:01. 7, Doug Shapiro, San Francisco, 30:22:42. 8, Jaanus Kuum, Norway, 30:22:47.

9, Raul Alcala, Mexico, 30:24:28. 10, Dag-Otto Lauritzen, Norway, 30:31:59. Women's Standings 1, Jeannle Longo, France, 9: 19:18. 2, Inga Benedict, Reno, 9.20:32. 3, Susan Ehlers, Richardson, Texas, 9:23:45.

4, Maria Can Ins, Italy, 9:24:32. 5, Madonna Harris, Park City, Utah, 9:25:59. 6, Marianne Berglund, Sweden, 9:29:59. 7, Jane Marshati, Albuquerque, N.M., 9:27:48 8, Ute Emenhauer, West Germany, 9:28:54. 9, Lei lee Schenk, Boulder, 9:29:18.

10, Elizabeth Hepple, Australia, 9:30:22. of the tournament, scored a total of 229 to win her second championship. Her first win was in 1984. Second was Mary Gandsey of Templeton, who had 249. Ruth Miller of Placentia scored 252 for third place in the 54-hole, medal play, tournament.

The defending champion, Phyllis LaSorella of Pebble Beach, came in fourth with 253. The event at the Del Monte Go)f Course is for women 55 and older. MADRID, Spain (AP) Results Wednesday In the Filth World Swimming Championships: DIVING Women Preliminary Round (Top 12 qualify far linal) Lin Chen, China, 414.90. 2, Alia Lobanklna, Soviet Union, 408.24. 3, Wendy Wyland, United States, 405.57.

4, Michele Mitchell, United States, 3H.36. Idlko Kovacs, Hungary, 385.77. 6, Anihela Stasulevlch, Soviet Union, 311.60. 7, Wei Lu 372.48. 8, Valerie Beddoe, Australia, 371.4.

9, Kerslin Inselmann, East Germany, 367.44. 10, Bianka Meyer, East Germany, 363.72. 11, Hana Novotna, Chechoslovakia, 358.44. 12, Debbie Fuller, Canada, 356.61. 13, Africa DoCampo, Spain, 354.21.

14. Veronica Rlbof, Argentina, 343.14. IS, Julie Kent, Australia, 343.14. 16, Kamlla Gamme, Norway, 342.90. 17, Carolyn Roscoe, Britain, 340.50.

18. Kerstln Finke, West Germany, 337.01. 19, Monika Kuehn, Wesl Germany, 330.09. 20, Masako Asada, 320.79. 21, Jennie Tysdale, Canada, 317.94.

22, Silvia Orlas, Spain, 317.64. 23, Angela Rlblro, Bra-III, 306.69. 24, Rachel Spinks, Britain, 306.69. 25. Guadalupe Canseco.

Mexico, 295.47. 26. Laura Scherml, Italy, 293.04. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Team Preliminaries (Tap eight qualify ter finals) Canada 190.60. 2, United States, 190.021.

3, Japan, 184.163. 4, France, 174.621. Soviet Union, 173.642. 6, The Netherlands, 171.558. 7, Swllierland, 170.975.

8, Mexico, 169.117. 9, Britain, 168.579. 10, China, 164.900. II, Italy, 160.796. 12, Brazil, 159.766.

13, Spain, 159.679. 14, Colombia, 159.619. 15, Australia, 153.752. Team Final 1, Canada (Nathalie Audel, Michelle Cameron, Sylvia Frechette, Missy Morlock, Karin Larsen, Chantal Laviolette, Carolyn Waldo, Trad Meades), 191.200 points. 2, United Stales IKrislen Babb, Lorl Hatch, Karen Josephson, Sarah Josephson, Karen Madsen, Susan Read, Lisa Rlddell.

Mary Vlskiskl), 190.621. 3, Japan lEmlkoGoto, HIsakoAoishl, Aki Takayama, Yurika Oogane, Emlko Hlrata, Mlyako Tanaka, Megumi Itoh. Mlkako Kolani), 185.763. 4, France, 176,621. 5.

Soviet Union, 176.442. 6, The Netherlands, 172.758. 7, Swllierland, 171.175. 8, Mexico, 169.917. Semi-pro 2 no-hitters in LL Series WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.

(AP) After unprecedented back-to-back no-hitters, the 40th Little League World Series is down to the final four. The teams remaining represent oil-rich Maracaibo, Venezuela, more than half a million residents of Tainan, Taiwan, and the Sun Belt cities of Tucson, and Sarasota, Fla. Sarasota's Philip Olson allowed just one baserunner, struck out 10 and had a bases-loaded double in throwing a 5-0 no-hitter to eliminate Brunswick, Wednesday. Not to be outdone, Tainan's Wu Chun-Liang no-hit Val-leyfield, Quebec, striking out 12 and hitting a two-run homer in a merciless 26-0 rout. Cubs' box Monterey Santa Crul ab ab Bernelte.cl 5 3 Wagner.cf 3 1 Mueller.rl 5 2 2 Solo.ss 6 3 4 2 I Sheppord.rf 6 3 Veno.lb 5 0 2 Torres.lb 3 I Bispo.ss 4 I 0 Hslmn.c 5 0 1 4 1 2 Mendel.ll 4 2 2 Oimaggio.l! 4 I 2 4 I 3 Thorgale.dh 4 I 1 5 2 2 Collen.c 3 I 0 Rains.p 2 0 Woodward.p 0 0 0 Wood.p 0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 381113 Totals 4012 4 Monterey 000 100 802 1 Santa Crui 210 112 23x 12 Monterey 5, Santa Crul 4.

IB -Thorgale, Wagner, Solo, Torres Soto. RBI Bernelte 2, Mueller, Robe, Dimagglo, Thorgale 3, Wagner 2, Soto 3, Sheppard 3, Haselman, Grlndy 2. PITCHER IP ER BB SO Woodward 4 5 4 2 3 2 Woodson I VenolLI 5 4 2 Rains 6 9 8 4 3 5 WoodlWI 3 4 4 0 Bayless gets gold SANTA CRUZ Will Bayless has recently returned home to Santa Cruz after winning a gold medal in sailing at the Goodwill Games. Bayless, a graduate of UCSC, was a member of the U.S. team sailing in the soling class.

Other team members were Bob Billingham and skipper John Kostecki, both of San Francisco. The U.S. team finished in a tie for the gold medal with the Russian team after the seven-race series late last month in Russia. Both teams finished with three first places, two seconds and two thirds. In the final race, the Russian team finished second ahead of the third-place U.S.

team to earn the tie. Cubs hold on SANTA CRUZ The Santa Cruz Cubs held on for a 12-11 victory Tuesday night at Harvey West Park against the visiting Monterey Angels in a San Jose Semi-Pro League baseball game. The Cubs led 7-1 after six innings when Monterey exploded for eight runs in the top of the seventh to take the lead. The Cubs answered with two runs in the bottom of the seventh and three more In the eighth, breaking the 9-9 tie on a single by Kevin Grindy. Monterey scored twice in the top of the ninth, but Cubs pitcher Dave Wood held on to post the victory with three innings of relief.

Art Soto had a double and a triple, and three RBI to lead the Cubs at the WICHITA, Kan. (AP) Second-round leaders Wednesday In the LPGA Pre-Quali-lying Tournament, played on the par-72, Tallgrass Country Club course: Kim Bauer 72-64-134 BarbMucha 75-66-141 Kerri Clark 73-70-143 Peggy Gustalson 75-68-143 Jill Briles 74-69-143 Patricia Lukken 72-71-143 Sara Leveque 75-69144 Sara Timms 71-73-144 Tammle Green 70-74-144 Kathy Daugherly 75-49-144 Martha Foyer 68-76-144 Laurel Kean 73-71-144 Mary Anne Widman 73-71-144 Sally Austin 70-75-145 Top seeds advance MASON, Ohio (AP) Top-seeded Mats Wilander and No. 4 Joakim Nystrom advanced into the third set of the $375,000 ATP Championships Wednesday as each rallied for ther victories. Wilander beat Mike Leach, of Ann Arbor, 6-4, 7-5, but Leach held a 4-1 lead in the second set before Wilander battled back. "I thought it was very tough, to play Mike because he serves very well," Wilander, of Sweden, "After I won the first set I felt very comfortable, I felt confident that.

I was going to win the match but I lost my concentration in the second set!" Nystrom, also from Sweden, beat South African Barry Moir 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. "He didn't miss many balls and it's usually I who doesn't miss many balls," Nystrom said. "I wasn't serving very good. I think he broke my serve three or four times and that's too much in ontvset." Baseball Oakland A's at New York Yankees, 4:30 p.m. (5) New York AAets at San Francisco Giants, I p.m.

(GIANT-SVISION) Pro Football Pittsburgh Steelers at Dallas Cowboys, 5 p.m. (7-11) RADIO FRIDAY General Sportstalk: guests are cyclists Gerry Brown, John Nevlll and Mike Battlndss, 6 p.m. (KMFO-AM 1540) Baseball Oakland A's at New York Yankees, 4:30 p.m. (KSFO-AM 560, KOCN-FM 105) New York Mets at Sen Francisco Giants, I p.m. (KNBR-AM 680) TELEVISION THURSDAY No events scheduled RADIO THURSDAY Baseball Philadelphia Phillies at San Francisco Giants, 1 p.m.

CKNBR-AM 480) Oakland A's at Baltimore Orioles, 4:30 p.m. (KSFO-AM 560, KOCN-FM 105) General Sportstalk, p.m. (KMFO-AM 1540) TELEVISION FRIDAY Canadian Football Calgary Stampeders at British Columbia Lions, 10 a.m. (ESPN) Get! World Series ol Golf, 4 p.m. (USA) plate as Santa Cruz raised its season record to 26-10.

Amateur champ MONTEREY (AP) Millie Stanley of Escondido scored a 4-over-par 78 to capture the California Senior Women's Amateur Golf Championship on Wednesday. Stanley, who was the only player to shoot under 80 for all three rounds MASON, Ohio IAP) Results Wednesday In ihe 1375,000 ATP Championships, played at the Jack Nicklaus Sports Center Iseedlngs in parentheses); Second Round Singles Mats Wllander ill, Sweden, del. Mike Leach, Ann Arbor, 6-4, 7-5. Jimmy Connors (7), Sanibel Harbor, del. Milan Sreiber.

Ciechoslovakla. The NFL Natltnal Football League By The Associated Press AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA New England 3 0 0 1 000 77 57 Y. Jets I 0 500 4 5 Bulfalo 0 2 0 000 3 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 35 59 Miami 0 2 0 .000 26 47 Central Cleveland 2 0 0 1 000 36 27 Houston 2 0 0 1 000 40 34 Clncinnall 0 2 0 .000 17 48 Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 37 60 Stelan Edberg 13), Sweden, def. Steve Denton, Houston, 6-2, 6-1, -t-.