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Pittsburgh Post Gazette: Wednesday, May 13, 1992 .15 track, was the most seriously injured in the pileup. He suffered rib and ankle injuries along with other bruises and lacerations. None of the horses were seriously injured. Women's sports Shelly Pennef ather, Villanova's all-time leading basketball scorer for men and women (2,408 points), has joined a convent in Virginia. Pennefather won the Wade Trophy as the nation's top female player in 1987, and later played three years of professional basketball in Japan.

She is now a cloistered member of the Order of St. Claire. Representatives of the 11 Big Ten schools voted to increase women athletics to 40 percent of conference programs in five years' time, becoming the first college conference to do so. Noll told WTAE-AM that the rumors about Marino were scary because "this was a time when no one tin the NFL) knew anything about drugs at all." The rumors were never substantiated. Pro basketball Mike Dunleavy, who became coach of the Los Angeles Lakers in June 1990, yesterday resigned to return to the Milwaukee Bucks, with whom he had been a player and an assistant coach.

Bill Fitch resigned as coach of the New Jersey Nets yesterday, less than two weeks after leading the squabbling club to its first playoff berth since 1986. Larry Johnson, made the top pick in the NBA draft by the Charlotte Hornets last June, was named the league's Rookie of the Year today by a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. Olympic Games Duke University star Christian Laettner and Clyde Drexler of the Portland Trail Blazers were added to the U.S. Olympic basketball team yesterday. Laettner is the only college player on the 12-man squad.

Drexler, a 6-foot-6 guard, is having one of the best seasons of his NBA career, averaging 25 points and 6.6 rebounds. The first 10 players were chosen last fall. Tennis Jim Courier, playing his first clay court match of the year against one of the game's toughest players on that surface, beat Thomas Muster in straight sets yesterday in a first-round match of the $1.4 million Italian Open in Rome. Courier defeated the Austrian left-hander 7-6 (7-1) 6-4. Pete Sampras, the No.

2 seed, had little trouble disposing of Italy's Paolo Cane, winning 6-4, 6-4 in one hour, 20 minutes. Defending champion Steffi Graf beat Mercedes Paz of Argentina 6-2, 6-4 in the second round of the WTA Berlin Open. Meadows Veteran Meadows driver Doug Snyder, injured in a five-horse pileup at the Meadows Saturday night, might be released from Can-onsburg Hospital today, a track spokesman said. Snyder, the second leading driver at the In the district Jess Eyler of Greensburg Country Club has been elected president of the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association for a one-year term through next May. Eyler was installed at West Penn's Golf Day Monday at Chartiers CC, along with other elected officers: Richard Boughner, Youghiogheny CC, vice president; Martin Faberman, Green Oaks, treasurer; Ray Downey, Chartiers, secretary, and A.J.

Luppino, Pittsburgh Field Club, assistant secretary. Bethann Shapiro, former assistant at Wagner College, has been appointed assistant women's basketball coach at Pitt. She replaces Lisa Faloon, who has resigned to enter private business, coach Kirk Bruce said. Quoting 'em Iowa football coach Hayden Fry, on his ready-made excuse if his team loses to North Carolina State in the Kickoff Classic on Aug. 29: "I was very hesitant to accept the invitation knowing that we had to play Miami the following week.

But I left it up to my team and they voted unanimously to play. So if we lose, it's the players' fault." MORNING BRIEFING Marino rips Noll for drug 'rumors' From local and wire dispatches Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino assailed former Steelers coach Chuck Noll for spreading what he termed as "rumors" about recreational drug use by Marino that spooked the Steelers before the 1983 NFL draft. Noll's comments came Monday during an appearance on a WTAE radio talk show when he was asked why the Steelers drafted defensive lineman Gabe Rivera over Marino, who played at Pitt. "These rumors have always been totally false and I'm extremely disappointed that Chuck Noll would even bring them up," Marino said in a statement issued by the Dolphins. "I feel Noll has been irresponsible to comment on something that in fact has no truth to it." Elsewhere Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Grant Fuhr will continue to be a one-sport professional for now, after shooting 94-80174, and failing in his first attempt to gain a Canadian Professional Golf Tour playing card.

TRANSACTIONS DOG RACING Wheeling Downs, W.Va. Wednesday's entries afternoon program 1st-1 1643) Grade 1-OK Buffalo Gal 6th-(1643) 1- TD Reel Cola 8 2- Snaps Popa Cork 12 3- Tnangle Kid 8 4- Ashley sJet 9-2 5- Quick Cricket 10 6- Dovas Toast 7-2 7- Don Look Emily 6 8- Faro Princess 5-2 Selections 8-6-4 7th- (1643) Grade A 1- DC Paradise 5-2 2- CactusJoe 8 3- OhioBub 10 4- lon Mighty Fine 6 5- Peaceful Brendan 7-2 6- LavernsDoC 12 7- Bandit Ace 8 8- PS Biackstock 9-2 Selections 1-5-8 8th- (1643) Grade 1- BenG Smoky Fire 12 2- Mi Raging Bull 7-2 3- Crystal Cnianti 8 4- Captam 8 5- Victor Starr 9-2 6- Smokivali Clint 5-2 7- CandyCove 10 8- Swift Sabrma 6 Selections 6-2-S 9th- (1643) Grade A. 1- CMGoldie 8 2- AG Treatmenice 5-2 3- Danas Smoky Lee 7-2 4- JJ'sTalli Ho 10 5- Velvet Bastille 12 6- JC sWynken 9-2 7- My Man Chip 8 6-Oreqonian News 6 Selections 2-3-6 10th- (1643) Grade 1- Vai sGoidnugget 5-2 2- Delory Steele 8 3- Kid Courier 8 4- Dragonfire 12 5- AG 6 Rmgmybell 7-2 6- Mads Sparkey 9-2 7- Snaos Wait 10 8- JC Menagere 6 Selections 1-5-8 2-SabobsBo Didley. .10 3- Go Faster 7-2 4- Fancy Chancey 8 5- Count Em Jo 6 6- JC Face The Ace 9-2 7- NobleLiz 12 8- TnpleBuck 5-2 Selections S-3-S 2nd-(1643) Grade 1 Mirage Man Buck 7-2 2- Mi Black Limo 8 3- JO Pearl 9-2 4- Caiun Shachen 12 5- Snaps Flashdance 6 6- BGs Susie 8 7- Powertone 10 8- Chick Tanana 5-2 Selections S-1-3 3rd-(1643) QiadeM 1- lvy sAn Angel 9-2 2- Vie Starlet 12 3- My Sanity 7-2 4- JC Dime Ruff 8 5- Deberg 6 6- Congruent 5-2 7- Wylde Molly 8 8- Vals Ice Queen 10 Selections 6-3-1 4th-(1643) Grade A. 1- Ole Stephanie 8 2- Greys Ace Card 8 3- AudreyShaw 7-2 4- CalypsoBoy 6 5- Can You Imagine 5-2 6- BenGZany 9-2 7- Slarlight Buck 10 8- SisterRose 12 Selections 5-3-6 5th- (1643) Grade 1- Looziana Blowout 9-2 2- Zorro Jeremiah 6 3 Crystal 8 4- Ekim Lazarus 8 5- JC Two Hearts 7-2 6- BenG Abrupt 10 7- HappyAnn 12 8- Kimberly Sue 5-2 Selections 6-5-1 Evening program post time 7:30 p.m.

1st-116431 Grade 6th-(1643) 1 Lots 01 Pasta 5-2 2- Cajun Zanndy 10 3- JJ sTonapah 12 4- Hondo Baron 9-2 5- Strangebedfellow 7-2 6- Wyn Michaels Way 8 7- Leaseaway Lee 6 8- JC Seashell 8 Selections 1-5-4 2nd- (1643) Grade 1- EF Jeff Shaw 9-2 2- Chtno Mirage 6 3- Elusive Elvira 10 4- Smokivali Bo 8 5- JJ Dashing Rd 5-2 6- Old Blue 8 7- AvalonGone 12 8- Penrose Erica 7-2 Selections S-8-1 3rd- (1643) Grade 1 Two Face 7-2 2- My Brandy Dan, 8 3- lvysDunDee 12 4- Win Bang 8 5- Baimantrent 5-2 6- Powell 9-2 7- Miss Litl Red 10 8- CB Bobby Joe 6 Selections 1-1-6 4th- (1643) Grade A 1 Desert Polka 7-2 2- MD Casey 6 3- JJ's Marlene 8 1- JC's Ginger 2- Real Courage 3- Macho 4- Mi Rachael 5- Cabrera 6- Seely Wald 7 Jo Denver 8- Social Event Selections 7th- (1643) 1- VieShezaTen 2- Jo Rowdy 3- Ben Falhom 4- Tippy Schultz 5- lvy Goeasygirl 6- EF Marie 7- Greys Angela 6-Val Ramrod Selections Sth-11843) 1 Talk Cures 2- DixieBay 3- Meq Wyan 4- My Miti Tulie 5- Caun 6- Sabobs Pat 7- Greys Everiee 8- lon Sharkbite Selections 91h- (1643) 1 BG Rebel 2- Vie Trey 3- Forever Rose Command Won 1-1-2 Grade Ann S-1-S Grade Swinger Garet 3-1-8 Grade A. Rat Wild 4- Brown Eyed Baby 5- Virginia idea 6- Jo Ence 7- Robson Boy 8- Best Friends Selections 1-8-7 10th-(16431 Grade AA 1 -Wytae Atwood 2- Beachnik 3- Marvelous Martha 4- ChevyEnd 5- Letnai Loafer 6- Gracious Sand 7- Hi Tech Red 8- Jo 8 UnlimileO Selections 1-8-1 SCOREBOARD PRO BASKETBALL NBA playoffs (Serlee-By-Serlee) Second Round (Best-of. seven) EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago v. Now York Tuesday, May New York 94 Thursday. May 7 Chicago 86 Saturday, May 9 Chicago 94 Sunday.

May 10 New York 93 Tuesday. May 12 Chicago 96 (Chicago leads series 3-2) Thursday, May 14 Chicago at New York. m. Sunday, May 17 x-Nsw York at Chicago Cleveland vs. Boston Saturday, May 2 Cleveland 101 Monday, May 4 Boston 104 Friday, May I Boston 110 Sunday, May 10 Cleveland 114 (Series tied 2-2) Wednesday, May 13 Boston at Cleveland.

p.m. Friday, May 18 Cleveland at Boston, Bprn. Sunday, May 17 x-Boslon at Cleveland. TBA WESTERN CONFERENCE Portland vs. Phoenli Chicago 89 Now York 78 New York 86 86 New York 88 Boston 78 Cleveland 98 107 Boston 112 Tuesday, May 5 Portland 113 Thursday, May 7 Polland 126 Saturday, May 9 Phoenix 124 Monday, May 11 Portland 153 (Portland leads series 3-1 Thursday, May 14 Phoenix at Portland.

TBA Saturday. May 16 x-Portiand at Phoenix. TBA Monday, May 1S x-Phoenix at Portland. TBA Utah vs. Seattle Wednesday, May 6 Utah 108 Friday, May Utah 103 Sunday, May 10 Seattle 104 lUtah leans series 2-1) Phoenix 1 1 1 1 19 Portland 117 151 Seattle 100 Seattle 97 Utah 98 Tuesday, May 12 Utah at Senile.

Thursday, Msy 14 x.Seattle at Utah. TBA Saturday, May 16 x-uth at Seattle TBA Monday, May IS i-Seattle at Utah, TBA '-Overtime NOTE: If both Eastern Conference semifinals end six games or less the Eastern Conference finals will begin on Sunday. May 1 7 at 3 30 If both Western Conference semifinal series end five games or less, the Western Conference finals will begin on Saturday May 1 6 at 3 30 Tuesday's box Chicago 96, New York 88 NEW YORK McDaniel 12-231 -2 26. Oakley 1-2 2-2 4, Ewmg 5-14 4-6 14. Jackson 3-6 0-0 6.

Wilkins 8-12 3-4 19. Mason 2-3 0-0 4. Starks 2-7 3-4 B. Anthony 2-2 3-4 7 Totals 34-69 16-22 88 CHICAGO Pippen4-1 1 2-210, Grant 6-6 1 4 13 Csrtwnght 2-6 0-2 4 Paxson 3-5 7-7 13. Jordan 11-23 15-17 37, Arsmtrong 2 8 5-6 9.

Williams 0 0 0-00 Hodges 2-6 0-0 6. Perdue 1-1 0- 0 2. Levingston 0-0 0-0 0. King 1 -1 0-0 2 Totals 32-88 30-38 96 New York 18 26 23 2188 Chicago 22 25 24 2596 3-Pomt goals New York 2-6 (McDaniel 1-2. Starks 1 -3.

Wilkins 0-1 1 Chicago 2-6 1 Hodges 2-3. Armstrong 0-1, Pippen 0-21 Fouled out Ewing Rebounds New York 39 (Oakley. Ew-ing 7). Chicago 45 (Pippen 10) Assists New York 26 (Jackson 12). Cnicago 20 (Pippen 8) Total fouls New York 28.

Chicago 21 Flagrant fouls Oakley. Jackson A 18.676 Monday's box Portland 153, Phoenix 151 PORTLAND- Kersey 9-14 3-8 21, Williams 3-6 5-6 1 1 Duckworth 4-86-614. Drexler 1 2-23 8-1 1 33 Porter 1 0-1 8 1 0-1 5 3 1 Robinson 7-1 0 2-2 16, Amge 9-14 3-3 25. Whalley 0-1 2-2 2. Abdslnaby 0-0 0-00.

Bryant 0-1 0-00, Pack 0-00-00 Totals 54-93 39-53 153 PHOENIX Ceballos 0-131-2 19 Perry 3-5 1- 2 7 Lang 5-8 3-4 13. Hornacek 7-20 7-7 23. Johnson 11-24 13-15 35 Maierle 6-24 4-5 21. Chambers9-151 1-1329 BurttO-32-22 Nealyl-30-02 West 0-0 0-OOTotals 53-115 42-50 151 Portland 42 32 30 23 13 13163 Phoenix 29 36 35 27 13 11-151 3-Poinl goals Portland 6-11 (Amge 4-6. Drexler 1 -2 Porter 1-3) Phoenix 3-1 3 IHornacek 2- 2 Maienet 9 Johnson 0-1) Fouled out Williams Robinson.

Perry. Lang Johnson. Chambers Rebounds Portland 64 (Kersey 10) Phoenix 59 (Maierle 11) Assists Portland 36 (Porter 14), Phoenix 34 (Johnson 14) Total fouls-Portland 37, Phoenix 38 Technicals-Johnson, Duckworth A 14,496 PRO FOOTBALL WLF European Pet x-Barcelona 5 3 0 625 94 101 Frankfurt 2 6 0 250 117 198 London 1 6 1 154 117 171 North American East Pet. PF x-Orlando 7 1 0 875 211 93 NY-NJ 4 4 0 500 196 167 Montreal 2 6 0 250 141 188 Ohio 1 7 0 .125 101 182 North American West Pet. PF PA Sacramento 8 2 0 750 202 124 San Antonio 6 2 0 750 131 109 Birmingham 5 2 1 688 141 118 x-clinched division title Saturday's Games Ohio at Sacramento.

Bprn Barcelona at New York-New Jersey. 8 p.m. Sunday's Games Orlando at Birmingham, 1 London at Montreal, 1pm, San Antonio at Frankfurt, 1 p.m. BOXING Upcoming matches May 11 At London. Duke McKenzte.

England, vs Cesar Potanco. Dominican Republic. 12, for McKenzw WBO bantamweight title TENNIS German Women's Open At Berlin Tuesday's result Singles (soodlngs In parentheses) First round Helena Sukova (9). Czechoslovakia, def. Veromka Martmek, Germany 4-6, 7-5, 6-3.

Wiltrud Probst, Germany, def Frederics Bon-signori, Italy, 6-4, 7-5. Judith Wiesner (1 3, Austria, def Meike Babel, Germany, 6-3, 6-2. Rachel McQuillan, Australia, def Petra Ge-gerow, Germany, 6-3, 6-3. Barbara Rittner (15), Germany, def Patty 0 Reilly. Ridgewood.

6-3, 6-2. Arantxa Sanchez (2), Spain, def Maya Kidowaki. Japan, 6-0. 6-3 Second round Steff Graf (1). Germany, def Mercedes Paz.

Argentina. 6-2. 6-4 Italian Men's Open At Rome Tuesday's results Singles (seedlngs In parentheses) First round Jim Courier (1), DadeC'ty. def Thomas Muster, Austria. 7-6 (7-1), 6-4.

Ivan Lendl (9), Czechoslovakia, def Jordi Arrese, Spam. 6-1. 6-3. Claudio Pistoiesi, Italy, def German Lopez, Spam, 6-3. 6-2.

Carl-Uwe Steeb, Germany, def Richard Kraji-cek (14). the Netherlands, 6-4, 5-7. 6-2 Wayne Ferreira, South Africa, def Nicklas Kulti, Sweden, 6-2. 6-7 (4-7). 7-6 (7-3) Omar Camporese.

Italy, def Marc Zillner. Germany, 6-4. 4-6. 7-5 Emitio Sanchez (11). Spam, def Christian Bergstrom.

Sweden. 6-4. 2-6. 6-3 Alex Corretia. Spam, def Frederic Fontang, France.

6-3. 6-4 Tomas Carbonell. Spam def Karei Novacek (12) Czechoslovakia. 6-3 Goran Pfpic Croatia def Alexander Volkov (16). Russia.

6-2, 4-6, 7-5 Marc Rosset. Switzerland, def Lars Jonsson. Sweden, 6-3, 7-5. Stefano Pescosoddo. Italy, def Magnus Lars-son, Sweden.

6-3, 1-2 retired Carlos Costa, Spam, def Aaron Krickstem (13) Grosse Pomte. 6-4, 6-1 Pete Sampras (2). Bradenton. Fla dof Paolo Cane, Italy, 6-4, 6-4 Fabrics Santoro, France, def Micheal Stich (4), Germany, 5-7, 2-1 retired Patrick McEnroe. Oyster Bay, def Martin Jaite.

Argentina. 7-5. 7-5. Edgewood Men's Invft. At Edgewood Club Monday's results Singles Second round Kent Stefers def Loughney Roberts Royiand Freye def Emo Vertez, 6-7 6-4, 6-2.

Enc Bumgartner def Ron Harrold 6-0 6-1. Ken Nieser def Allan Quackenbush. 6-3. 6-3. Jeff McMasters def George Jupm 6-3.

6-2. Mike Salmon def Bob Goldsmith. 6-0 6-1. Vivek Kumar def Jim Marcus, 6-1 7-5 Will Copp def Stuart Goodman, 6-2 6-0 Craig Perry def Mark Freeman, 6-1. 6-1.

Tim Highes del Tim Mar-stoanm. 4-6. 6-3, 6-0, Jim Layman def Mike Seaton.6-0, 6-1. CYCLING Tour Du Pont At McGaheysvllle, Va. Tuesdsy's results Sixth stage 50 8 mile stage from Sharpsburg to the Massanutten Resort McGaheysvilie 1 Atle Kvaisvoll.

Norway. 7 hours. 16 mmutea. 34 seconds 2 Dag-Otto Launtzen. Norway Motorola.

7 16 39 3 Phil Anderson. Australia. Motorola 7 16 41 4 Gilles Defion. France. Helvetia same time 5 Ruben Martin.

Colombia. Postooon. same time 6 Greg LeMond, Wayzata. same time 7 Herbert Niederberger. Switzerland.

Spago. same time 8 Luis Espmosa. Colombia, same time 9 Stephen Swart, New Zealand, Coors Light, same time 10. Laurent Fignon, France, Gatorade, same time. Overall standings (After six stages) 1 Swart.

27 hours. 35 minutes, 50 seconds 2 Greg LeMond. Wayzata, Minn 12 seconds behind 3 Launtzen. 35 seconds behind 4 Kvaisvoll 46 seconds behind 5. Beat Zberg.

Switzerland, Helvetia. 50 seconds behind 6 Dave Mann, Bntian, Coors Light, 59 seconds behind 7 Guido Winterberg. Switzerland. Helvetia, same time 8 Mike Engleman, Santa Cruz, Catrf Coors Light. 1.08 behind 9.

Fignon. 111 behind 10 Martin. 1 12 behind Tour of Spain At Leon, Spain 16th stage Tuesday's resutta 100-mile leg from Alto de Naranco to Leon 1 Tom Cordes. Netherlands, PDM, 4 hours, 6 minutes. 6 seconds 2 Bernardo Gonzalez, Spam, Kelme.

same time. 3 Alvaro Mejia. Colombia. Ryalcao Postobon, same time 4 Aitor Garmendia, Spam. Banesto.

same time 5 Robert Millar. Scotland. TVM. same time 6. Santos Hernandez, Spam, Artiach, 5 seconds behind 7 Heman Buenahora.

Colombia, Kelme. same time 8 William Palaoo. Colombia. Ryalcao Postobon, 10 behind 9 Oiiveno Rmcon, Colombia. Kelme, 15 10 Djamouline Abdoujaparov.

Uzbekistan, Carrara. 3 49 Overall standings (After 16 stages) 1 Jesus Montoya, Spain Amaya Seguros, 73 hours. 14 minutes. 1 second 2. Pedro Delgado, Spain, Banesto, 49 seconds behind.

3 Tony Rommger, Switzerland, Clas Cajastur, 55 4 Fedenco Echavt, Spam, Clas Cajastur, 2 42 5 Laudefmo CubmoSpam. Amaya Seguros, 3 30. 6 Marco Gtovannetti. Italy Gatorade. 4.12.

7 FabK) Parra, Colombia. Amaya Seguros. 5 59 8 Stephen Roche. Ireland, Carrera. 10 43 9 Raul Atcala, Mexico.

PDM, 1 1 19 10 Javier Mauleon, Spam. Clas Cajastur. 11 58 HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday's results Baseball CITY LEAGUE Section 2 South 12 Weslinghouse 2 WPIAL Section 1 Greensburg Salem 4 Indiana 1 Hempfield 9 Norwin 1 Latrobe9 Penn-Trafford 1 Section Belle Vernon 1 Unlontown 0 Connellsville 4 Brownsville 2 Laurel Highlands 8 Tri-Valley 2 Sections Burrell 8 Freeport 1 Hampton 3 Armstrong Central 2 a-Highlands 11 Knoch 0 Valley 14 Kiski Area 8 Section 4 b-Central Catholic 12 Gateway 2 b-Franklm Regional 1 1 Plum 1 Penn Hills 8 Fox Chapel 2 Sections a-Butler 11 North Hills 1 North Allegheny 8 North Catholic 1 Shaler 7 New Castle 2 Sections Bethel Park 12 Montour 7 Mt Lebanon 12 Moon 4 Upper St Clair 6 Baldwins Section? Peters Township 7 McGutfey 2 a-Trmity 1 1 Chartiers Valley 0 Waynesburg 1 1 Canon-McMillan 5 Section a-McKeesport 14 Selon-USalle 2 South Park 12 Steel Valley 0 c-West Mifflin 10 Thomas Jefferson 9 8ectlonS Deny 3 Greensburg Central Catholic 2 Mount Pleasant 10 Youqh 1 Southmoreiend 14 Jeannet1e7 Section to Beaver 13 Ambndge12 Beaver Falls 9 EllwoodCily2 Biackhawk 8 Hopewell 2 Section 11 b-Burgettstown 10 South Side Beaver 0 Fort Cherry 16 Chartiers-Houston 5 a-South Fayette 14 Aveiia 0 West Allegheny 6 Washington 4 Section 12 Brentwood 6 Serra 2 Duouesne 16 Clairton 8 Section 13 Laurel 9 Riverside 8 NeshannoCk4 Wilmington 1 Shenango 7 Union 4 Section 14 AvonworthS CarlyntonS a-Northgate 15 0 Sacred Heart 5 Quaker Valley 9 CorneilO Sto-Hox 7 Canevin 6 Section 15 a-Deer Lakes 1 3 Vmcentian 3 f-Richland 7 Wilkmsburg 0 Springdale 7 Riverview 1 Section 1S a-Monace 15 -New Brighton 3 Section 17 Beth-Center 10 West Greene 4 a-Carmichaeis 12 Mapletown 2 Section IS Bentworth 2 Charteroi 1 California 3 Monessen 0 Geibel 16 Frazier 13 Section 19 a-Apollo-Ridge 11 Efderton 0 Armstrong East 10 St Joseph 3 Others Brashear 15 Langley 1 a-5 innings. 10-run rule b-0 innings. 10-run rule.

c-8 innings, f-forfeit Three er more htte Jason Herrera, South (5): Troy Sloan. Duquesne (4). Matt Malady and Brad Kraus, South Park (4); Frank Tinnemeyer, Ml Lebanon (4), Ken Gallentine. Southmore-land (4); Jason Pisarclk, Fort Cherry (4): Jeff Moraski, Ambrtdge (4); Josh Lambert, Beaver (3) Ed Horn. Ambndge (31; Todd Bowlus, West Mifflin 3, Jay Adams.

Mt Lebanon (3); Mike Simonetli, Central Catholic (3. Jonathan Ma-lone. Burgettstown (3). Mike Scouvart. Trinity 131: Larry Smith.

Laurel Highlands (3). Brian Lake. Beaver FaUs (31 Donovan Kozak. Brian Shipley and Jeremy Ohr, Soutnmoreland (31 Tim Schorl. South (31; Jayson Grayson and Bob Wassef McKee9port (3).

Jeff Zdilla and Tony OiCkxo North Allegheny (3) Enc Maga and Brad Sawh.li. Fort Cherry (3): Steve Rogers. Chartters-Houston (3): Chris Snyder. Bob Stephenson and Scott Tedrow, Waynesburg (31 Kris Paserba. Butler (3).

Vince Sieeley and Mike Pisarsik. Mount Pieassnt (3): Kurt Band. Cnstillo and Sieve Pipes. Deer Lakes (3). Pat Cutshall.

Biackhawk (3). Adam Phillips. Hopewell (3): Jason Ross and Brian Homer. South Fayette (31, Harley Ellen-berger. Monica 131.

Al Hopkins, Spnngdale (31: Jason Dagan and Nathan Dunmirs. Apollo-Ridge (3). Terek Richie end Ryan Caleilo. Penn Hills (3), Man Tyger, Valley (3). Chad Rafferty, latrobe (3) Sean Labuoa.

Geibel 3. Joe Laos and Jim Falbo. Fruier (3); Dan Michelangelo, Sto-Rox (3), Erie Wiflmer, Canevin (3): Jason Bradburn. South Park (31, Jason Tewell and Cliff Fleming, Duquesne (3). Brien McFarland Can-on-McMillan (3).

Mike Porada and Jason Done-luck. New Castle 131. Derek Bigenho, Kiski Area (3). Brian Roitz. Armstrong East (3) No-hHters: Neil Forsythe.

California 14 strikeouts. 5 walks. Bob Hooks Highlands. 8 strikeouts. 3 walks.

Scott Schroenel. North Allegheny 5 strikeouts 2 walks One-hhtersi Melt Johnson. South Park. 14 strikeouts Softball cmr Lioui CITY LEAGUE Section 2 e-Perry 17 Weslinghouse 1 WPIAL Section 1 c-lndiane 8 Greensburg Salem 6 Latrobe 7 Norwin 1 Section 4 Valley 14 Highlands! Section Plum 7 Oakland Catholic 2 Section Chartiers Valley 10 Bethel Park 1 Section 10 c-Momour 3 Keystone Oaks 2 Section 11 a-Beiie Vernon 15 West Miffkn 4 Section 11 Mapletown 13 Jefferson-Morgan 4 Section 13 t-Avelta7 Burgettstown 0 Section 14 a-South Allegheny 10 East Allegheny 0 Section 11 a-Ekjorton 27 St Joseph 1 Section 11 Richland 8 Vmcentien 7 Riverview 14 Mount Alvernia 5 a-Vmcentian 12 Richland 2 Section 17 Monaca 8 Freedom Section 19 a-Fraier17 Califomia2 Others a-Sewickley Academy 18 Ouigley 3 a-5 innings. 10-run rule c-8 innings f-torfett No-htttersi Melanie Kollar.

Frater, 1 1 stnke-outs. 2 walks. Bianca Woods. Perry. 6strlkeouts, 4 walks.

Tennis BOYS WPIAL Division I Section 3 Gateway 4 Division II Section Neshannock4 Penn HUH 1 Biackhawk 1 Tuesday BASEBALL National League MONTREAL EXPOS Placed Damn Retch, er. catcher, on the 1 5-day disabled list Recalled Darren Reed, outfielder, from his iniury-rehabili-tation assignment at West Palm Beach of the Florida State League. American League TEXAS RANGERS Purchased the contract of Doug Davis, catcher, from Oklahoma City of the American Association. Designated Mike Campbell, pitcher, for reassignment. Activated Brian Bohanon, pitcher, from the 15-day disabled list and was optioned to Tulsa of the Texas League Announced Todd Burns, pitcher, has cleared waivers and was assigned to Oklahoma City.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association LOS ANGELES LAKERS Announced the resignation of Mike Dunleavy. coach, so he can tae the head coaching position with the Milwaukee Bucks. NEW JERSEY NETS Announced the resignation of Bill Fitch, coach. FOOTBALL National Football League CLEVELAND BROWNS Waived John Tal-ley. lignt end HOUSTON OILERS Signed Jeff Kiziah.

guard. Kevin Long and Charles Pharms. safeties; John Nee, offensive tackle; Curtis Reed, wide receiver: and Jeroy Robinson, linebacker. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Signed Doug Terry, defensive back; Marcus Grant and Byron Jackson, wide receivers; and Santo Stephens, linebacker NEW YORK GIANTS Signed Merton Harris, wide receiver, and Brian Allred. cornerback World League SAN ANTONIO RIDERS Signed Dewame Jones, fullback.

HOCKEY National Hockey League HARTFORD WHALERS Fired Ed Johnston, general manager OLYMPICS USA BASKETBALL-Named Portland guard Clyde Drexler and Duke center Christian Laettner to the Olympic team. COLLEGE PITT Named Bethann Shapiro and Kathy 0 Connell women assistant basketball coaches BAYLOR Named Darrel Johnson men's basketball coach and signed him to a five-year contract, DUKE Named Carta Werden women's assistant soccer coach. FROSTBURQ STATS Named Mike McGlmchey football coach. MANHATTAN Retained Ed Begiane. men assistant basketball coach OKLAHOMA Announced Anthony Cade, center win torego his senior year to enter the NBA draft PRATT Announced the resignation of Fred Aupont mens soccer coach.

Named Michael Blake men soccer coach. TEMPLt Named Jim Brown assistant athletic director in charge of business operations THE LATEST LINE PRO BASKETBALL (NBA playoffs) Tonight Favorlts Pts Undsrdog CLEVELAND 5 Boslon PRO FOOTBALL (WAR) (Saturday) Favorlts Pts Underdog SACRAMENTO 17 Ohio NEW YORK Barcelona (Sunday) Favorlts Pts Undsrdog BIRMINGHAM 2 Orlando MONTREAL 4VJ London San Antonio 10 FRANKFURT PRO HOCKEY (NHL playoffs) Tonight Favorlts Ols Undsrdog Psngulns i-tlat NY Ranger Home team in CAPS COLLEGE BASEBALL PSAC West all-star FIRST TEAM Starting pitchers Brad Frasier. Clarion; Kevin Pmcavitch. California Relief pitcher Tom Dickinson. Slippery Rock Catcher Bill Gross, Slippery Rock.

First base Brad Aunls Edmboro Second base Kevin Williams. Edmboro Third base Matt Karen. Slippery Rock Shortstop Bruce Yard. Indiana Outfield Shawn Pnmavere Slippery Rock: Tom Dickinson. Slippery Rock, Bob Miller, Lock Haven Designated hitter Bob Bulas, Indiana PSAC West Player of the Veer John Warnck, California PSAC West Coech of the Year Jeff Messer Slippery Rock.

PSAC Co-Players of the Year Brad Frasier, Clarion. Mike Bruno. Bloomsburg Atlantic 10 all-stars FIRST TEAM Jason Hamilton, first bane. St Joseph's: Matt Shubert, second base. West Virginia, Scott Sharp, third base, George Washington; Greg Patton, shortstop.

George Washington; Chris McCarthy, catcher. Rhode Island Angel Eche-varna outfield. Rutgers. Bob Higgmson, outfield. Temple.

Mike Welch, outfield. George Washington MattAmmof nght-handed pitcher, George Washington; Ron Villone. left-handed pitcher Massachusetts. Doug Alongi, designated hitter, Rutgers Coach of the year Fred HiH, Rutgers GOLF Holes-in-one CEAOCRBROOK James Russell, Belle Vernon No 7 Gold Course, 194 yards. 4-iron OAKMONT EAST Charles McGonigle, Oakmont, No 8 165 yards, b-wood: Chester Bonasa.

Tarentum. No 6, 175 yards, 8-iron SOUTH HILLS CC Mark Dumars, No 12. 13b 8-iron. Pa. Golf Association Better-Ball Championship At Hlllcrest CC k-Bruce Stephen, Green Oaks and Joe Cordero.

Edqewood 64-69133, Greg Meyer. Pgh Field Club and Grant Mellon 66-87143, Stephen Begg and Michael Foster, Fox Chapel. 67-69136. Vines Zachetti. Hannastown and Joe Devico, Greensburg CC 68-68136 x-Won on first hole of sudden death playoff Schedule subject to change 200 (23.0) -1 Phil Oxendine.

Ouaker Valley (22 1). 2 Clint Holes. Apollo-Ridge (23 0) 3 Rich Goosby. Beaver Falls (23 2). 4 Chase Sykes, Riverview (23 31 5.

Shawn Dale, Rochester (23.4) 6. Matt Galetko. Serra (23.9) 400 (SI .2) -1 Machana Jones. East Allegheny (50.0) 2 Rich Butler, Mohawk (51 5) 3 Devm Crosby, Center (52 1). 4..

Mike Gwm, Mohawk (52 3). 5. Adam Corona. Geibel (52.5). 6.

Jeff Potts. West Allegheny (52.6). 800 (2:01) 1. Brent Koscmski Laurel (2:01 4), 2. John Reid.

South Park (2:02 1), 3, Sam Paschel. Brentwood (2 02 6) 4 Jon Kuert, Freepurt (2 03 4). 5. Jamie Burton, Rochester (2 04 5). 6.

Jeff Christiana. S. Side Beaver (2:05 9). 1,600 (4:33) 1. Colin Kane.

Wilmington (4 26 8). 2. Matt Clarkson. Greensburg CC (4 27 8). 3 John Reid, South Park (4 28 7) 4.

Marty Hanlon. Brentwood (4 29 4) 5. Don Augustine, East Allegheny (4:34 2). 6. Seth Perkovich.

Quaker Valley (4 43.4). 3,200 (9:50) -1 Matt Clarkson. Greensburg CC (9:44 9) 2 Marty Hanlon. Brentwood (10 01.9) 3 Mike McKmney. Mars (10 256) 4.

Joe Lang. Freeport (10 31 9) 5. Jim Kapmski. West Allegheny 6. Ken Newton, East Allegheny 110 high hurdles (15.4) -1 Jerrod Thompson, Apollo-Ridge (150).

2. Jason Elmore, Washington (15.2). 3. John Grodson, Brentwood (15.2). 4.

John Johnson, Burrell (15 7) 5. Adarryl Dreher, Beaver Falls (161). 6. Bill Proudfit. Washington (16.9) 300 Intermediate hurdles (38.8) 1 Jim McNamara.

Freedom (40.2). 2. Greg Erskine. Mohawk (40 6). 3.

Vinnie Guandolo, Freedom (40.6). 4. Bill Proudfit, Washington (40 9) 5 Adarryl Dreher. Beaver Falls (41.1). 6 Sieve Thompson, South Park (41 5) High Jump (6-3) -1 Ty Waldron.

Beaver Falls (6-6). 2. Mike Reed. Riverside (6-4), 3 Floyd Bazemore. Aliquippa (6-4) 4 Damien Council, Rochester (6-4) 5 Bnan Filippmi.

Apolio-Ridge (6-3). 6 Aaron Conte. Greensburg (6-3) Long Jump (16-7) 1 Eric Cushenberry. Washington (22-1) 2 Bnan Shaffer. Greensburg Central Catholic (22-34) 3 Matt Jarusinski.

South Allegheny (21-0) 4 Corey Hauser. Beaver Falls (20-1) 5 Clint Holes, Apollo-Ridge (20-5) 6 Damien Council. Rochester (20-4 1 2) Javelin (180-0) -1 Rusty Speeiman River-8ide(187-4) 2 AlHusso Neshannock (177-11) 3 AichLong Richland (168-1 1) 4 TonyFutules. Riverview (163-11) 5 Chris Lewarckik. New Brighton (156-1) 6 Mark Pethtel, Mohawk (155-10).

Pole vault (13-0) -1 Scott Richardson. Deer Lakes (1 2-6) 2 Man Jarusinski. South Allegheny (12-0). 3 Mike Greer, Wilmington (11-6) 4 Eric Porter, Freeport (11-6) 5. Ray Kellner, Freeport (11-6) 6 Brad Augmbaugh, Greensburg CC (11-0).

Triple Jump (43-0) 1 Eric Cushenberry, Washington (44-1 34) 2 Corey Hauser. Beaver Falls (43-10 12). 3 Aaron Conte. Greensburg Central Catholic (43-1 14) 4 Jason Reid. Burrell (42-9).

5 Brian Shatter. Greensburg C. (42-6 12) 6 Jason McGell Side Beaver (42-1 34). Discus (141-0) 1 Clayton Pran. Wilmington (134-7).

2 Ron White. Beth-Center (132-4) 3 Joe Roqueplot. Farreil (132-2) 4 Rick Ruperto. quaker Valley (129-1) 5 Jim Parneil. Side Beaver (128-6) 6 Warden Kelly.

Beaver Falls (128-2). Shot put (50-0) 1 Rick Ruperto Ouaker Valley (53-5 34) 2 Joe Roqueplol. Ferrell (49-2 121 3 Essex Law Rochester 148-8 4 Gmo Bowser, Apollo-Ridge I48 6 14) 5 Kyle Freeman, Wilmington (47-1034) 6 Ron Bonar, East Allegheny (46-91 400 relay (44.7) 1 (tie) East Allegheny (Machana Jones. Paul Kapral. John Betton.

Tom Ryan) and Quaker Valley (Barry Fitzgerald. Rick Ruperto. Paul Smith. Phil Oxendine, 44 4) 3 (44 5) 4 Burrell (44 6) 5 Freeport (45 0) 6. Mars (45.1).

1.600 relay (3:29) -1. Mohawk (Tom Hahn. Greg Erskine. Rich Butler, Mike Gewm, 3 26 7) 2 Beaver Falls (3 28) 3 Rochester (3 30 8). 4 Northgaie (3 33 6).

5 Washington (3.34 8). 6. Freeport (3 36 3) 3.200 relay (8:01) -1 Mohawk (S McCon-neil. Habib B. James.

Gwmn. 8 22 9) 2 Riverside (8 27) 3 Apollo-Ridge (8 32 3) 4 Brentwood 16 34 1). 5. Rochester (8 39 1) 6 Richland (8 41 8) GIRLS 100-meter dash (12.9) -1 Theresa Scales. Quaker Valley (12 4) 2 Karen Suppok Thomas Jefferson (12 6) 3 Rachel Stroup Quaker Valley (12 6) 4 Kelly Shanatell.

Thomas Jefferson (12 7) 5 Natalie Stuck Washington (12 9). 6 Mechele Limes. New Brighton (12 9). 200(3( 9) 1 Theresa Scales, Ouaker Valley (25 6) 2 Stacy Hubbard, Valley (25 9) 3. Karen Suppok.

Thomas Jefferson (26 3) 4 Kelli Shanafelt. Thomas Jefferson (26 61 5 Natalie Stock. Washington (27 5) 6 Michelle Langdon. Burrell (27 9) Stacey Hubbard. Valley (58 3).

2. Shannon Lough. Shenango (61.5) 3 Maureen Bartek. Brentwood (61 5) 4. Genevieve Karki, Laurel (61 6) 5 Lee Piccioni, Thomas Jefferson (61 7) 6 Becky Mihalko.

New Brighton (62 5) 800 (2:26) 1 Kezia Torres. Aliquippa (2 26 7). 2. Kazanski, Beaver Fails 2 27 2) 3. Stephanie Boyle.

Seton-LaSalie (2 28 1) 4 Kelly Szymkowiak Valley (2 29 8i 5 Wendy Smith, Freeport (2 30) 6 Lmdsey Benyon. Riverview (2 30 3) 1,800 (5:28) -1 Jamie Rutkowski. Freeport (5 23 2) 2 Tncia Martin Freedom (5 30 91 3 Kierslen Lalie Valley (5 32 1) 4 Molly Deiss. Richland (5 37). 5 Ellen Cogswell Guater Valley (5 39 5) 6 Chnstine Paofini.

Shenango (5 46 21 Jamie Rutkowski, Freeport (11 53 5) 2 MissieLee Mars'12 17 1) 3 Molly Deiss. Richland (12 27 4) 4 JodiKuny Quaker Valley 0 2 33 5). 5 Steph Ellsworth. Waynesburg (12 44 4) 6 Christine Paokni. Shenango (12 57 8) 100 high hurdles (16.5) 1 Jessica Mathieson.

Northgaie (15 9) 2 Kelsie Hess Mars (16 3) 3 Rachel Roebuck. Freedom (16 4). 4 Stephanie Woodnng, Wilmington (16 4) 5 Sarah Brown, Center (16 9) 6 Jessica James, Freedom (17 2) 300 Intermediate hurdles (47.91 1 Jessica Mathieson. Northgaie (46 9). 2 Wendy Todd, Richland (46 3) 3 itachel Roebuck.

Freedom 148 6). 4 Kelsie hess. Mars 148 7) 5 Emily Oorean. Jeff-Morgan (49 5) 6 Sarah Fey. Mars (49 7).

Javelin (1 20-0) -1 Meiodl Dess Wilmington (130-8) 2 Danika Kisty Brentwood (129-7) 3 Megan McCaskey. Wilmington (112-0) 4 Tammy Brown. Riverside (110-10) 5 Sherri Karamayzn. Center (107-6) 6 Rachel Shenango (107-6) Long Jump (1S-T) 1 Emty Peat Waynesburg (i 7-1) 2 Colleen Shaughnessy Winning. ton(t6-11 12) 3 Rachel Stroup.

Quaker Valley (18-61 4 Kate DeiCas. Charteroi (15-11 121 5 Mechele Lmies. New Brighton (15-7) 8 Kara Csensich. Quaker Valley (15-5 14). Triple Jump (38-0) 1 Jessica Funk.

Riverside (37-5 12. meet record) 2 Lone Meier. Mars (35-4). 3 Amy Howard. Mars (36-3 121 4 Tiffany Mosura, Western Beaver 5 Emily Reel.

Waynesburg (32-6 34), 6 Camille Bivms. East Allegheny (32-0) High ump (S-2) -1 Kate OeiCaa Charleroi (6-2) 2. Shannon Lough, Shenango (5-0) 3 Jessica Funk. Riverside (5-0) 4 Lynn Psisinski. South Allegheny (5-0) 5 Tins Sickenberger, Freeport (4-10) 6 Jenme Suprano, Burrell 14-8) Shot put (35-0) April Thompson, Beaver Falls (35-4 12) 2 Liz Watkins.

Frew Mill (34-4 14) 3 Candy Adams, Wilmington (33-2 34) 4, Slacy Pieszak. Geibel (32-8 12) 5 Jennifer Buksco. Shenango (32-3) 6 Nicole Davie. South Park (32-34). Discus (141-0) 1 JsmeCebula Wilmington (117-9) 2 Suanne Ashcroft.

South Side Beaver (113-7) 3 Jennifer Oney.Wilmington(113-1) 4 Rachael Giesler. Burrell (109-1) 5 Do roe Niknlic.Tho Jefferson (104 -9) 8 Candy Adams. Wilmington (104-6). 400 reley (81 8) -1 Thomas Jefferson (Kelli Shanalelt. Justine Martin.

Robin Shanafelt. Karen Suppok. 50 1. meet record) 2 Quaker Valley (50 3) 3 Burrell (61 3) 4 New Bnqnlon (61 4) 5. Wilmington (51 5).

6 Washington (51 81 relay 1 Thomas Jefferson (Kelli Shanalelt, Lori Madden, Lee Piccioni Karen Suppok, 4 12 5) 2 Northqate (4 14 21 3 Brentwood (4 15 9) 4 Mohawk (4 18 6) 5. Laurel (4 20.1) 6 Mars (4 23 7) 3,200 reley (10:02) 1 Riverview (Lindsay Bryon, Allyson Eshelman Chris Mazzei, Lauren Sable, 10 17 6) 2 Freeport (10 19 51 3 Mohawk (10 20th 4 Ouaker Valley (10 22 8) 5. Center (10 4) 6 (aural (10 29 3) post time 1 p. Grade 11th- (2033) Grade 1- Dublm Jack .10 2- Greys Cindy Lou 9-2 3- Ekim Roberta 5-2 4- Flymg Gram 8 5- Snaps Melody 7-2 6- Option 12 7- Knuckle Ball 8 8- EF Rising Sun 6 Selection 3-1-2 12th-(1643) Grade AA 1- MDCandice 12 2- Jo 8 Lady Luck 8 3- Judson 9-2 4- Washita Slick 10i 5- Vals Gun Smoke 5-2 6- Glenda 7- Snaps Farley 8 8- Mtss Linda Lou 7-2 Selections 5-8-1 13th-(1643) Grade C. 1 -Lee Intrudsr 10 2- CaunBBIur 6 3- Greys Buttercup 12 4- Jutebox 7-2 5- Dusty Fast 8 6- Begin Looingood 9-2 7- Lonniemack 8 B-Sparky 5-2 Selections 8-4-8 14th-(1643) Grade 1 Okie Scooter 9-2 2- Star Light Keko 8 3- Shin Dig 7-2 4- KUJayhawk 10 5- Miss Litl Shera 12 6- Val Texas Tea 5-2 7- Take It Home 8 8- Ben Super Fire 6 Selections 1-3-1 15th (1643) Grade AA 1 Okie Monty 6 2- Quick Jessica 12 3- TJ Midnignt Run 6 4- Viv Tolmdi 10 5- Vie Like A King 8 6- Hi Tech Jackson 7-2 7- UnrulyLon 9-2 B-Bon Jovi Style 5-2 Selections 1-7-S GrsdeD 11th- (1643) Grade 1 -Snow Muff 7-2 2- ZoomerR 6 3- Nameiy 10 4- Coops Baby Cakes 8 5- Grand Titan 9-2 6- Ondulme 12 7- Spunky Sheila 9 8- Music untie 5-2 Selections 1-1-5 12th- (1643) Grade AA.

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shortstop Massachusetts Peqqy Bush out Md Massachusetts Jodi Miller, outfeK) Rutgers Sharon Vivieros, outtietd, Rhode island Shem Kuchinstas catcher. Massahu-sons Holry Apnle pitcher. Massachusetts Bonnie Gaisor pitcher St Josephs Carta Cammo. utility player Rutgers Player of the year Barb Marean, Massachusetts Pitcher of tho year Holly Aprils, Massachusetts Rookls of tho year Kelly Mammei, ftutoers. Coach of tho yaar Eiatne Sonmo.

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Beinhart 3 00 Time- 2 01 4 Off 9 34 $2 bxacts (5-4) Paid $7 80 $1 Exacts (5-4) Paid $3 90 Tnfects (6-4-6) Paid $19 20 TH- -S6500. Trot. Open Handicap BJ Scorpion. Palone $6 20 3 20 2 20 Somolli Park, Sells 2 60 2 10 Suomi Star. Irvine 2 40 Timc2 00 2 Off- 9 53 $2 Exacta (6-4) Paid $13 80 $1 Exacta (6-4) Paid $6 90 Trltecta (6-4-6) Paid $28 60 10TH SUOOxPace, Condition Claiming Metnc Man Nrhart $4 00 3 20 2 40 TODAY ON TV RADIO Track and field WPIAL CLASS AA CHAMPIONSHIPS Here are the top six finishers in each event ef yesterday chsmpionships at South Side Bee-ver Fust-place finishers automatically qualify tor the stale meet next Friday and Saturday at Shippensburg University The other five finishers must meet slate qualifying sisndards.

which are in parsntheses next to each event Boys 100-meter dash (11.1) -1 Phil Oxendine. Quaker Valley (10 9) 2 Brandon Cobb. Center (112) 3 Paul Perlch, Mars (11 2) 4 Chase sykes, Rivorview (11 2) Kevin Mernwether, WnninofrUi(11 2), I Pirates at Atlanta I Baltimore at Texas Baseball Cabl9 ty. KBL Cable TV ESPN Radio: KQV (1410), 740 p.m. 8 30 m.

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