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D2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1997 SPORTS THE SALINA JOURNAL SCOREBOARD Television Today's schedule BASEBALL 1 p.m. League Baseball, Toronto at Chicago White Sox. WGN. 4 p.m. Little League Baseball.

International Championship Game. ESPN, cable 38. 7 p.m. Little League Baseball. Work) Series, American Championship Game.

ESPN2. cable 39. 9 p.m. League Baseball, Cleveland at Seattle. FSN, cable 55.

BOWLINQ 11:30 p.m. Ladies Pro Bowling, Hammer Players Championship. ESPN, cable 38. FOOTBALL 7 p.m. Preseason NFL Foolball, Washington at Miami, ESPN, cable 38.

QOLF 2 p.m. USGA Golf, U.S. Amateur Golf Championship, ESPN, cable 38. 3 p.m. PGA Golf, World Series of Golf, USA.

cable 30. Baseball Standings Jksnd 1010 ToClrklb 2000 oomerSb 4111 OMillerlb 1010 wton tl 5223 HmeJn dh 3010 tnbch 5222 Nleves rt 3111 Mlllerc 0000 Easley2b 3000 Cdva dh 5220 Wtbeck 3000 ede rl 4112 DCruz ss 3000 ckingss 4123 otals 39111411 Totals 29 1 3 1 Inneiota 041 033 Mtrolt 000 000 1 (8). 1, Detroit 1. 6, Detroit 2. (19).

(2), MCordova (2). Stelnbach (12), Hocking (2). Nleves (17). (7). IP RER BB SO Minnesota adkeW.17-7 8 31117 guilera 1 00000 Detroit Sanders L.4-11 21-35 5 5 2 3 243312 Ishman 22-3 4 3 3 1 1 aillard 1 10002 (Myers 1 00002 O'Nora; First, Roe; Second, hilllps; Third, Merrill.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Division Pel GB Baltimore 79 44 .642 New York 74 50 .597 5V4 Boston 63 63 .500 Toronto 60 65 .480 Detroit 56 67 .464 22 Central Dlvlilon Pet GB Cleveland 65 57 .533 Milwaukee 62 63 .496 Chicago 62 64 .492 5 Kansas City 52 71 .423 Minnesota 52 73 .416 West Division Pel. GB Seattle 69 56 .552 Anaheim 69 57 .548 Texas 60 67 .472 10 Oakland 50 76 .397 Tuesday's Games Toronto 6, Chicago White Sox game Chicago White Sox 5, Toronto game Baltimore 12, Kansas City game Kansas City 9, Baltimore game Detroit 8, Minnesota 2 Milwaukee 8, Texas 2 Cleveland 7, Seattle 5 Anaheim 12, N.Y. Yankees 4 Boston at Oakland, rain Wednesday's Games Minnesota 11, Detroit 1 Boston 7, Oakland game Boston at Oakland, 2nd game (n) N.Y. Yankees 7, Anaheim game N.Y. Yankees at Anaheim, 2nd game (n) Baltimore 4, Kansas City 2 Chicago White Sox 12, Toronto 6 Milwaukee 6, Texas 2 Cleveland at Seattle (n) Thursday's Games Toronto (Hentgen 13-7) at Chicago White Sox (Drabek 9-8), 1:05 p.m.

Boston (Avery 6-3) at Oakland (Lorraine 1-0), 2:15 p.m. Detroit (Thompson 11-9) at Milwaukee (Eldred 11-12), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (Krivda 1-0) at Kansas City (Appier 7-10), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 14-7) at Anaheim (Watson 10-7), 9:05 p.m.

Cleveland (Colon 2-5) al Seattle (Moyer 12-4), 9:05 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division Pel GB Atlanta 78 49 .614 Florida 73 52 .584 4 New York 67 57 .540. Montreal 61 63 .492 Philadelphia 45 77 .369 Central Division Pet. GB Houston 66 60 .524 Pittsburgh 63 63 .500 3 St. Louis 58 67 .464 714 Cincinnati 55 69 .443 10 Chicago 50 77 .394 16 V4 West Division Pet.

GB San Francisco 71 56 .559 Los Angeles 68 57 .544 2 Colorado 61 65 .484 San Diego 60 66 .476 Tuesday's Games Florida 8, Chicago Cubs 1 Pittsburgh 5, San Diego 3 SI. Louis 12, Montreal 5 Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Mets 2 Cincinnati 6, Colorado 5 San Francisco 9, Philadelphia 5 Atlanta 4, Houston 3 Wednesday's Games Colorado 5, Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 7, San Diego 3 St. Louis 6, Montreal 3 Florida 6, Chicago Cubs 5 Atlanla 3, Houston 1 San Francisco at Philadelphia, rain Los Angeles at N.Y. Mets, rain Thursday's Games St.

Louis (Osborne 2-5) at Montreal (Johnson 0-1), 12:35 p.m. Los Angeles (Candlottl 9-4 and Park 12-6) a N.Y. Mets (Crawford 1-1 and Reed 2 3:40 p.m. San Diego (Hitchcock 6-7) al Pittsburgh (Cor dova 9-6), 6:35 p.m. Colorado (Bailey 9-8) at Houston (Holt 7-9) 7:05 p.m.

American League ORIOLES 4, ROYALS 2 BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY abrhbl abrhb ByAdsri cl 4010 Damon cf 4000 Rboulel2b 4000 JHansn2b 3000 Suriwtf If 4110 JBell ss 4010 Berroadh 3100 CDavisdh 4120 RPmro Ib 4244 Palmer 3b 3000 CRipkn3b 4010 JKIng Ib 1001 Hmnds rt 2010 Dye rt 3000 Trasco rt 2000 YBenlz II 3121 Hoilesc 4000 MiSwyc 3000 Bonkk ss 4000 Totals 35 4 8 4 Totals 28 2 5 2 Baltimore 000 103 KsnuiClty 010 000 (5). Dp-Baltimore 3. more 5, Kansas City 2. (26) CDavis (19). 2 (28), YBenitez (5).

IP RER BB SO Baltimore 7 41125 ABenitez 1 11103 HaMyeisS.37 1 0000 Kaniai City 7 74416 Olson 1 10000 JMonlgomery 1 0000 DiMuro; First, Foster, Sec ond, Tschida; Third, Shulock. YANKEES 7, ANGELS 3 First game NEW YORK ANAHEIM abrhbl abrhb Jeter ss 5120 Hndrsn dh 411 Raines If 4110 Erslad Ib 5 1 1 Curbs 0000 Salmon rt 401 BeWms 5110 Edmnd 301 TMrinzlb 5122 GAridsnll 400 O'Neill ri 4022 TdGme 200 Stwbrdh 4110 Kreuterc 1 0 0 Boggs 3b 4110 Howell 3b 300 Pjjjdac 4113 Alloea2b 30 1 Sflchez 2b 4010 DiScna ss 411 Tttsls 397127 ToUIS 3336 MM York 202 003 000- Ajfthslm 001 000 002-, (6). York 6, An htim 6. (24), Boggs (16 Sanchez (1), Erstad (29). DiSaicina (23).

Posada (2). Henderson (1). (19). Be Wiams(tl). IP RER BB New York GcodenW.7-4 6 4115 MtndozaS.2 3 2220 Anaheim KMIL.6-10 5 11 7 7 0 DaMay 4 I 0 0 1 pitched to 3 batters in the 6th.

Miller; First, Joyce; Second Ctork, Third, Hirschoeck. TWINS 11, TIGERS 1 MINNESOTA DETROIT (tbrhbl ibrhb Kntfcn 3010 BLHnlr 200 0000 200 Btcui 5120 Hggnw II 300 UciKX 3100 Frymn 400 RED SOX 7, ATHLETICS First game OSTON 3rcprr ss hValln 3b JVghn 1b rftson dh Irdero O'Lry rf Islman Jragg 2b OAKLAND sb bl 2 1 0 1 2 3 00 3 3 abrhbl 5120 3100 5030 2 1 2 1 4111 3011 4110 JMcDId Bllhm 3b Stairs ri Cnseco dh 2114 Giambi tb 4010 Mayne 4110 Splezlo 2b 4 0 2 1 Lesher If 4000 Brtlo ss 0000 Bmigal ss 3110 Totals 34 511 5 000 070 100 130 000-5 'otals 33 711 7 Boston Oakland (6). 1, Oakland 3. 5, Oakland 7. 17), Cordero (20), Frye (25).

Stairs (16), Giambi 31), Spiezlo (20). HR-Canseco (22). Sarclaparra (18), Bellhom (5). 9), JMcDonald (3). Bragg, IP RER BB SO Boston Wkfield W.8-14 5 85524 Mahay 1-31 0000 Brandenburg 11-31 0 0 1 0 BHenry 21-3 1 0 0 0 4 Oakland Haynes L.1-3 41-3 6 5 5 2 2 DJohnson 1-32 2 2 2 0 CReyes 1 30000 Groom 11-30 0 0 0 1 ASmall 2 00001 Wakelleld (Bournlgal).

CReyes. Garcia; First, Ford; Second, Reilly; Third, Young. WHITE SOX 12, BLUE JAYS 6 TORONTO CHICAGO abrhbl abrhbl Stewart cf 4132 Drham 2b 3100 Duncan 2b 4011 NMartn 2b 1000 Cruz Jr If 5110 DaMInz rl 4 1 1 0 Carter dh 3010 FThms dh 3320 RPerez dh 2111 LMoutn dh 1000 CDIgdo 1b 5121 Belle If 3335 Sprgue 3b 2 0 1 1 DLewis 1000 CGrcia 3b 3000 Vntura 3b 3 1 1 1 SnGren ri 3110 Cmeron cf 4 1 1 1 BSntgo 4110 MVIdz Ib 5010 TPerez ss 4000 Fbrgas 5122 OGuiln ss 4132 Totals 396126 Totals 37121411 Toronto 000 100 6 Chicago 102 720 9, Chicago 8.2B—Stewart (1), CDelgado (27), Belle 2 (32), MValdez (6), Fabregas (10). (2). (2), IDelgado (26), Belle (24).

IP RER BB SO Toronto Person L.5-9 32-3 9 10 9 6 4 Crabtree 21-3 5 2 2 0 1 Janzen 2 00002 Chicago Baldwin W.9-13 7 72238 CCastillo 1 43301 NCruz 1 11101 Baldwin. Cousins; First, Diaz; Second, Cooper, Third, Brinkman. BREWERS 6, RANGERS 2 MILWAUKEE TEXAS abrhbl abrhbl Vina 2b 4122 DCdeno ss 3 2 1 0 JsValtn ss 4 1 1 0 IRdrgz 4000 Nilsson If 4110 Greer If 4010 Voigl If 0000 Leyrltt dh 4000 JuFrco Ib 3100 LStvns Ib 4011 Bumitz ri 4132 Rails 3b 2000 Cirillo dh 4022 WCIark ph 1000 Loretta 3b 4110 Newson rf 3000 GeWms 4000 Bulord 1000 Mlheny 4000 BRipkn 2b 3000 Totals 35 610 6 Totals 29 2 3 1 Milwaukee 004 011 000-6 Texas 000 001 (4). 1, Texas 1. 4, Texas 4.

(9). (5). (3), Bumitz (22). IP RER BB SO Milwaukee Florle W.4-4 7 11127 Wlckman 12-32 1 1 1 2 DoJones 1-30 0 0 0 1 Texas TeClark L.1-5 6 96623 Balles 3 10004 Wlckman (Buford). McClelland; First, Coder- slrom; Second, Johnson; Third, Coble.

TOP TEN AB Pel FThomas ChW 111 403 85 140 .347 Justice Cle 102 357 61 119 .333 O'Neill NYY 117 433 76 144 .333 Ramirez Cle 114 422 72 140 .332 MVaughn Bos 105 391 74 128 .327 WCIark Tex 109 392 56 128 .327 EMartinezSea 125 440 88 143 .325 Greer Tex 124 472 84' 153 .324 BeWllliams NYY 94 367 78 118 .322 O'LearyBos 111 373 51 119 .319 Home Runs Griffey Jr, Seattle, 40; TMartinez, New York, 39; McGwire, Oakland, 34; Thome, Cleveland, 33; JuGonzalez, Texas, 30; Buhner, Seattle, 30; ToClark, Detroit, 26; FThomas, Chicago, 28; RPalmeiro, Baltimore, 28. Runa Batted In TMartinez, New York, 116; Grllley Jr, Seattle, 114; Salmon, Anaheim, 101; FThomas, Chicago, 100; JuGonzalez, Texas, 100; O'Neill, New York, 99; ToClark, Detroit, 93. Pitching (14 Decisions) Clemens, Toronto, 1W, RaJohnson, Seattle, 16-4, Moyer, Seattle, 12-4, Erickson, Baltimore, 14-5, Mussina, Baltimore, 13-5. Blair, Delroil, 13-5, Radke, Minnesota, 17-7, .708. National League ROCKIES REDS 3 COLORADO CINCINNATI abrhbl abrhbl NPerez 2b 5110 Reese ss 4120 Burks 4212 Nnnally 4012 LWalkr ft 3000 Stynes 2b 4000 Glrrga Ib 3010 Belinda 0000 Bchetle II 4021 EduPrz Ib 3111 McCkn 1100 RSndrs rt 4000 Castilla 3b 4 1 2 1 WGrne 3b 3000 Mnwm 4011 MKelly II 3000 Weiss ss 4000 Tbnsee 2000 FCstillo 3000 Slirvan 0000 Helton ph 1010 FeRdgz 0000 Holmes 0000 LHrris ph 1000 BBowe 2b 0 0 0 0 GWhile 1000 Frdyce 1110 Total! 39 5 9 5 Totals 30 3 5 3 Colorado 010 001 Cincinnati 000 000 2.

10. Cincin nati 3.2B—NPerez (9), Bichette (24). (1). (23), Castilla (32) EduPerez (13). (26).

Reese (23). IP RER BB SO Colorado FCstillo W.10-10 7 31116 Holmes 1 22211 Dipolo 1 0001 Cincinnati GWhile U-l 52-3 3 2 2 2 Sullivan 11-33 2 2 2 FeRodriguez 1 3110 Tabaxa 1-3000 1 Belinda 2-30000 HBP-by Tabaka (Galarraga). dnguez. Darting; First, Relilord; Sec ond, Quick: Third, DeMulh. Today's schedule THURSDAY, AUG.

Z1 BASEBALL Baltimore al Kansas Crty, 7:05 p.m. WP Saier (74). LP Floras (10-2). Sv McDIfl. PIRATES 7, PADRES 3 AN DIEGO PITTSBURGH abrhbl abrhbl Veras 2b 3110 Wmack 2b 5120 Finleyd 4010 Alnswrtd 4230 wynn rl 3121 AMattn 5121 mlnHi 3b 4000 EWIms 1b 3010 oyner 1b 2000 EBrwn pr 0100 nlrcco 1b 2110 Sveum 1b 1000 Vghn If 30(0 Randa 3b 4022 Somez -s 2000 Kendall 4110 hlpley ph 1001 JGIIen ri 4111 hartyc 4011 Ptevcnss 4011 Wby 2000 Schmdt 4011 kSwy ph 1000 rJnes ph 1000 otali 32 3 7 3 38 714 6 in Diego 100 000 Itttburgh 001 002 31 (9), Bochtler (1).

Diego 6, Pittsburgh 9. iwynn (36), Womack (18), Allensworth (14), endall (28). (6). 45). IP RER BB SO San Diego 6 11 5 5 1 5 iochller 1 11000 unnane 1 21102 Pittsburgh chmldt W.8-6 81-3 6 3 3 4 5 olselle 2-31 0001 Ashby pitched to 2 batters In the 7lh.

Marsh; First, Kellogg; Sec- nd, Dreckman; Third, Rieker. CARDINALS 6, EXPOS 3 LOUIS MONTREAL abrhbl obrhbl eShld 2b 4012 McGire If 5041 McGee rl 5021 Lnslng 2b 4110 McGwr Ib 1000 VOrero rt 4000 jiklrd cl 3001 Kline 0000 Ganl If 3000 Vidro 3b 1000 King 0000 Segul 1b 4120 ossas 0000 Fllcher 3000 halter ph 1000 RWhlte cl 2011 ckrsly 0000 Grdzln ss 3011 Gaetti 3b 4000 Slrange 3b 4 11 0 gnozzl 3000 Bllnger 0000 Lmpkin 2221 PJMtnz 2000 layton ss 2 1 0 Tellord 0000 ybar 2000 Sntnglo rf 1000 lYng ph 1110 BJordn rf 1111 otalt 35 6 8 6 Totals 33 310 3 t. Louli 000 000 231-6 Montreal 000 001 (5), Grudzielanek (28), Strange 10). Louis 2. Louis 11, Monreal 9.

(12), BJordan (5), RWhite 22), Strange (15). (8), flcGuIre (1). Grudzielanek. IP HER BB SO SL Louli Aybar 6 51142 CKIng W.3-0 12-34 2 2 0 1 'ossas 1-300000 Eckersley 1 10000 Montreal 'Martinez 62-3 3 2 0 6 13 ellord 1-300000 L.0-1 1 43311 Bullinger 1 11102 PJMartlnez (McGwire). Rlppley; First, Froemmlng; Second, Williams, Third, Barnes.

MARLINS 6, CUBS CHICAGO FLORIDA abrhbl abrhbl LJhnsncf 4111 DWhilecf 3200 4120 Abbott ss 2121 MaGrclb 5010 Rnteriass 1000 Sosa rf 3111 Shtflekt rt 4222 Sndbrg2b 4010 Bonllla3b 4121 OrleSb 3110 Esnrichlb 4011 Servals 2000 Conine 1b 0000 Balislap 0000 Aloull 4000 DCIarkph 0000 Zaunc 4021 Hmdzph 1111 Cunsell2b 3000 'scttap 0000 LHmdzp 2000 DHnsnph 1000 FHrdiap 0000 Pltrson 0000 Cnglosi ph 1000 Alxndrss 4022 Powell 0000 'apanl 1000 AArias ph 0000 Huston 3010 Nen 0000 35 511 5 Tolali 32696 Chicago 200 003 Florida 320 100 OOx-6 2. 7, Florida 6. (10), Abbott 2 (17). son (3), Sheffield (14). (17), DWhite 8).

IP RER BB SO Chicago apanl L.2-3 32-3 6 6 6 2 0 Batista 11-3 1 0 0 0 0 Plsclotta 2 10011 'atterson 2-31 001 1 "Adams 1-300000 Florida LHmdzW.7-0 52-3 6 4 4 2 2 FHeredia 1-321 101 Vosberg 2-31 0000 owell 11-31 0 0 0 2 1 10000 LHernandez (Orle), by Tapani pWhlte). Davis; First, Tata; Second, Holm; Third, Vanover. BRAVES 3, ASTROS 1 ATLANTA HOUSTON abrhbl abrhbl Lofton cl 3000 Blgglo 2b 2100 Tucker rf 4000 DeBell rl 4021 ChJnes 3b 4010 Bgwell Ib 2000 McGrff 1b 4000 LGnzlz 4 0 0 0 Klesko 2010 Gterrez 3b 2 0 0 0 AJones rt 1100 Spiers ph 1010 JLopez 4131 Can cl 4010 Blauser ss 4000 Asmus 3000 Lemke 2b 2110 Bogar ss 3000 Grffnno 2b 1000 THwrd ph 1000 Glavine 2001 Rynlds 2000 0000 JMoutn ph 1000 Totali 31 3 6 2 Totals 29 1 4 1 Atlanta 001 100 Houiton 000 000 2, Houston 1. 5, Houston 7. 2 (22), Lemke (17), Spiers (22).

(19). (28), Glavine. IP RER BB SO Atlanta Glavine W.11-6 7 20059 CFox 2-311110 Embree 1-300000 Wohlers 1 10001 Houtlon Reynolds L.6-8 7 53329 TMartln 1 00001 Lima 1 10001 Davidson; First, Gorman Second, Bonln; Third, Pulli. TOP TEN AB Pel GwynnSD 116 464 70 176 .379 LWalkerCol 121 453 110 169 .373 Piazza LA 117 423 73 147 .348 Lofton All 89 372 67 129 .347 JoynerSD 105 363 50 121 .333 AlfonzoNYM 113 380 60 122 .321 LanktordStL 98 355 69 113 .318 Galarraga Col 119 46? 88 148 .317 MaGraceChC 117 430 60 135 .314 BonillaFIa 121 447 61 140 .313 Rum LWalker, Colorado, 36; Bagwell, Houston, 33 Castilla, Colorado, 32; Galarraga, Colorado, 31 Bonds, San Francisco, 30; Piazza, Los Angeles 27; Sosa, Chicago, 27. Runt Batted In Galarraga, Colorado, 113; Bagwell, Houston 106; LWalker, Colorado, 101; Gwynn, San Diego, 100; Kent, San Francisco, 96; Chjones Atlanta, 95; Abu.

Florida, 94. Pitching (14 Neagle, Atlanta. 16-3, Kile, Houston, 16 3, GMaddux, Atlanta, 16-3, Estes San Francisco, 16-4. JHamllton, San Diego, 10-4, Montreal, 14-6 Juden. Montreal, 11-5, .687.

Late Wednesday ROYALS ORIOLES 2 Second BALTIMORE CtTT tbrhW tbrhb ByAdsn 4120 Damon cf 0000 RboiM2b 3122 6000 Surhotf dh 4 0 0 0 JBell ss 32 CRIpkn 3b 3000 CDavts dh 5233 Ldsma3b 1 0 1 0 Dyerl 3110 RPmro Ib 4000 Sutton 11) 5110 Hollesc 4000 YBentzlt 4 2 2 rasco rf 3000 Mcfrfne 2121 mnds II 3010 JHansn 2b 3034 ss 3010 otils 32272 Totals 359139 altlmore 000 000 ansasClty 012 140 01 1, Kansas City 1. 4. Kansas City 9.2B—Dye (9), Macfarlane 0. (1). (4), 2 (23).

(10). IP RER BB SO Baltimore anL.0-1 41-3 11 8 8 3 1 Ihodes 12-30 0 0 0 1 (ills 2 21121 Kansas City Bones W.3-4 9 72201 Yan (Macfarlane). Shulock; First. DIMuro; Sec- nd, Foster; Third, Tschida. INDIANS 7, MARINERS iLEVELAND SEATTLE abrhbl abrhbl libs If 5 2 2 0 Cora 2b 4000 izquel ss 3100 ARdrgz ss 3111 mirezrt 4221 GrfyJrd 4010 Thome Ib 4011 EMrlnzdh 4010 ustlcedh 4114 Buhnerrf 4010 MaWm 3b 4111 DaWlsn 4110 Football NFL Almrc 4010 1b 4120 mson 2b 2000 RDavIs 3b 4224 jrssom 4000 Amaral If 3010 Gales ph 1000 otals 34787 Totals 355105 100 040 Seattle 000 020 012-5 DP-Cleveland 1.

7, Seattle (J9). (21), Jus- ce (25), MaWilliams (27), ARodrlguez (18), RDavIs 2 (19). (4). IP RER BB SO Cleveland Smiley W.2-2 7 72213 ihuey 12-33 3 3 0 3 1-300001 Seattle Cloude L.1-2 41-35 5 5 4 4 1 32-3 11113 Charlton 1 21101 Cloude (Branson). Bamett; First, Hendry; Sec- nd, Morrison; Third, Kosc.

WHITE SOX 5, BLUE JAYS 3 Second game CHICAGO abrhbl abrhbl Stewart 4110 Drham 2b 4330 CGrcia 2b 4011 DaMInz ri 4131 CruzJrll 3100 FThmsdh 2111 Carter rt 5120 Belle 3001 CDIgdo 1b 4010 Vntura3b 3001 Sprgue 3b 2000 Cmeron 4011 SnGren dh 3022 MVIdz Ib 3010 BSntgoc 3000 Krkvcec 3000 'Perez ss 3000 DLewis pr 0000 OGuiln ss 4000 Totals 31 3 7 3 Totals 30 5 9 5 000 101 Ihlcago 310 001 1, Chicago 1. 10, Chicago 8. (22), SnGreen (18), Durham (19), MValdez (5). (1). 2 (29).

SnGreen, Belle, Ventura. IP RER BB SO Toronto AnduJarL.0-6 6 95541 Janzen 2 00011 Chicago 51-3 4 2 2 3 3 CCastillo 12-32 1 1 1 1 McElroy 2-30001 1 KarchnerS.7 11-3 1 0 0 2 1 CCastillo pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Cooper; First, Cousins; Second, Diaz; Third, Brinkman. BREWERS 8, RANGERS 2 MILWAUKEE TEXAS abrhbl abrhbl Vina2b 5221 DCdeno 2b 5010 Voigllb 0000 IRdrgz 5111 JsValtn ss 2221 Greer II 3120 Nilsson Ib 5012 Leyritz dh 3000 Huson 1b 0000 LStvns Ib 5010 JuFrco dh 3220 FTatis 3b 3011 Bumitz ri 5110 Newson ri 3000 Loretta 3b 2014 Bulord 3010 Banks If 5 0 1 0 Gil ss 4000 GeWms 5000 Mtnenyc 3110 Totals 35 811 8 Totals 34 2 7 2 Milwaukee 301 310 000-8 Texas 200 000 000-2 (4), Loretta (15). 1.

9, Texas 12. 25), JuFranco (16), DCedeno (12), Greer (31). (4). (2), JsValentln (14), IRodriguez (13). 2, FTatis.

IP RER BB SO Milwaukee 51-3 4 2 1 4 7 Villone 31-3 3 0 0 2 6 Davis 1-300000 Texas 3 10 7 7 2 1 Heredla 42-3 1 1 1 5 1 Bailes 11-30 0 0 0 Santana pitched to 4 batters In the 4th. Coble; First, McClelland; Second, Cederstrom; Third, Johnson. ANGELS 12, YANKEES 4 NEW YORK ANAHEIM abrhbl abrhbl Jeter ss 2000 Hndrsndh 3210 Bush 2b 2000 Erstad tb 5132 Curtis If 5010 Hollins 3b 3201 BeWmscI 3000 0000 Raines It 2010 Salmon rt 4323 TMrtnztb 4100 GAndsnlf 5111 Stanley dh 2120 TdGme 4222 O'Nelllrf 4011 Edmndd 4022 Hayes 3b 4110 OPmrad 0000 Glrardlc 2100 Grbeck2b 4000 Posada 1000 DiScna ss 4110 Snchez2b 2013 Totals 334 74 Totals 36121211 New York 031 000 4 Anaheim 722 010 York 1, Anaheim 1. York 9, Anaheim 6. (16), Stanley (18), Erslad 2 (28), GAnderson (24), Edmonds (24).

(23), TdGreene (9). SB- Henderson (3). IP RER BB SO New York DWells L.14-6 3 10 11 11 3 3 Lloyd 4 21102 Boggs 1 00011 Anaheim CFinloy 22-3 3 4 4 3 3 61-3 4 0 0 4 1 Lloyd (Henderson), by DWells (Hollins). Hirschbeck; First. Miller Second, Joyce; Third, Clark.

Texas League Second Hall Eastern Division Pet. GB Tulsa (Rangers) 35 27 .565 x-Shreveport (Giants) 32 30 .516 3 Jackson (Astros) 30 32 .484 5 Arkansas (Cards) 26 36 .361 9 Western Division El Paso (Brewers) 35 27 .565 x-San Antonio (LA) 32 30 .516 3 Wichita (Royals) 30 32 .484 5 Midland (Angels) 26 34 .452 7 x-won first hall title Wednesday's Games Jackson 2, Shreveport1 Arkansas 9, Tulsa 0 San Antonio 5, Wichita 2,13 Innings El Paso 13, Midland 6 Thursday's Arkansas at Jackson Tulsa al Shreveport El Paso al Wichita Midland al San Antonio Tuesday's results SAN ANTONIO 10, WICHITA 2 712 000 10 90 Wichita 010 001 2 6 WP Goreckl (4-2). LP Calero (9-9). HR Ingram, Richardson, Cora; Fellow, WICHITA 4, SAN ANTONIO 3 San Antonio 000 101 1 3 70 Wichita 310 000 PRESEASON STANDINGS AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet. PF PA Jets 3 0 0 1.000 97 63 ew England 2 0 .667 50 38 iaml 2 2 0 .500 69 77 idianapolis 1 2 0 .333 40 84 uffalo 1 3 0 .250 49 B9 Central ittsburgh 4 0 0 1.000 128 77 acksonville 3 0 0 1.000 89 45 Inclnnatl 2 1 0 .667 80 56 allimore 0 3 0 .000 62 84 ennessee 030 .000 31 60 West an Diego 300 1.000 64 37 Oakland 2 1 0 .667 76 80 enver 2 2 0 .500 94 92 eattle 2 2 0 .500 122 58 (ansas City 120 .333 51 64 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pel.

PF PA Washington 3 0 0 1.000 73 51 alias 1 2 0 .333 71 81 Giants 1 2 0 .333 54 85 hiladelphla 1 2 0 .333 67 86 rtzona 0 3 0 .000 18 68 Central Green Bay 400 1.000 99 30 hicago 2 2 0 .500 73 78 Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 68 88 etroil 1 2 0 .333 63 72 ampa Bay 120 .333 44 47 Watt lew Orleans 2 1 0 .667 63 37 tlanla 1 2 0 .333 65 67 t. Louis 1 2 0 .333 49 58 an Francisco 1 2 0 .333 54 65 iarollna 0 3 0 .000 32 76 Thursday's games New England al Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Washington at Miami, 6 p.m. (ESPN) Detroit at Indianapolis, 6:30 p.m. Fridays' games Atlanta at Jacksonville, 6:30 p.m.

Buffalo at Baltimore, 6:30 p.m. N.Y. Jets vs. Tampa Bay at Orlando, 6:30 Seattle at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m. N.Y.

Giants vs. Green Bay at Madison, 7 Kansas City al St. Louis, 7 p.m. Tennessee at Dallas, 7 p.m. San Diego at Minnesota, 7 p.m.

Pittsburgh at Carolina, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Oakland at Arizona, 9 p.m. Saturday's game San Francisco at Denver, 7 p.m. End Preseason College NAIA PRESEASON POLL TULSA, Okla.

(AP) The top 25 teams In the reseason NAIA football poll with first-place otes In parentheses, 1996 records, total polnls nd1996 linal ranking: Record Pis Pvs 1. Sioux 14-0 388 2 2. W. Washington (2) 11-2 372 6 3. Findlay, Ohio (2) 12-1 353 1 4.

Evangel, Mo. (2) 11-1 346 5 5. Lambulh, Tenn. 9-2 296 3 6. Westminster, Pa.

9-3 281 9 7. Clinch Valley, Va. 10-1 266 4 8. Montana Tech 7-5 246 x-2 9. Geneva, Pa.

7-3 242 10 0. Benedictine 8-3 230 14 1. St. Ambrose, Iowa 9-1 224 17 2. Valley City N.D.

9-2 209 16 3. Bethany 8-2 204 8 4. Azuza Pacific, Call 7-3 190 21 5. Cumberland, Tenn. 8-2 180 18 6.

NW Oklahoma 8-3 164 x-3 17. Willamette, Ore. 9-2 145 7 '8. Northwestern, Iowa 10-2 135 12 i 9. Central Washington 5-5 114 20.

Pac.Lutheran, Wash 7-3 105 15 21. Carroll, Mont. 6-4 79 x-4 22. Malone, Ohio 8-2 74 13 23. Campbellville, Ky.

6-4 58 24. Pern State, Neb. 7-3 48 24 5. Baker 7-3 42 22 NCAA DIVISION II PRESEASON POLL OVERLAND PARK The top 20 teams In Ihe OA Division II poll, conducted by the Division I Football Committee. First place votes are in larenthesls.

iehool Points 1. Northern Colorado (4) 80 2. Carson Newman, Tenn. 74 3. Texas 72 4.

Ferris State, Mich. 65 4. Plttsburg State 65 6. West Georgia 60 7. Cal-Davis 58 8.

Clarion, Pa. 53 9. Northwest Missouri Slate 44 10. Delta Stale, Miss. 41 11.

Indiana, Pa. 40 12. Central Oklahoma 39 13. Nebraska-Omaha 33 14. Bloomsburg, Pa.

25 15. Angelo State, Texas 24 16. Catawba, N.C. 20 17. North Dakota 17 18.

West Chester, Pa. 14 19. Chadron State, Neb. 9 20. Albany State, Ga.

7 Soccer College KANSAS WESLEYAN SCHEDULE Men and women Home games In CAPS (Women play early games) September 3 DOANE (5 7 p.m.); 6 at South western (2 4 p.m.); 11 TABOR (5-7 p.m.) 13 at Ottawa (1 3 p.m.); 16 STERLING (5 7 p.m.); 24 at Bethany (3 5 p.m.); 26 at Dordt, Iowa (3 5 p.m.); 27 at West mar, Iowa (1 3 p.m.) 29 NATIONAL COL LEGE (noon 4 2 p.m.). October at Tabor (2 4 p.m.); 4 at Bethel (1 3 p.m.); 7 BETHEL (5 7 p.m.); 9 HAST INGS, NEB. (5 7 p.m.); 15 BETHANY (5 7 p.m.); 18 FRIENDS (5 7 p.m.); 20 SOUTHWESTERN (5 7 p.m.); 22 a McPherson (5 7 p.m.); 29-Nov. 1 NSCAA Na tional Tournament (TBA). November 4-9 KCAC Tournament (TBA).

home games will be played at Mar tin Stadium. Fishing Tournaments KANSAS SMALL WATER BASS ANGLERS Aug. 16 at Herlngton City Lake 1. Don Stewart, Abilene (5 lish), 1,090 points 2. Bud Ludes, Sallna (3 fish), 617 polnls; 3 David Kahle, Herington (4 lish), 811 points.

Big bass Ludes, Stewart each caugh largemouth. Note Twelve anglers caught a total ol 4 bass. Recreation SPR COED SLOW-PITCH SOFTBALL League 3 Nads 11-10, Sallna Sports 4-8 Triangle Trucking 19-11, The Rulers 8-6; KRC PowerwasWBowrnans 13-25, P60C 3-3 League 4 Jim's Pharmacy 17-16, The Wl son Aces 7-2; Crestwood Design 13-11, KAS 8-1 League 5 Angi's Assaslns 9-7, Tony's 8-0 Warriors 13-11, Doug Bradley Trucking 1-7. ADULT BASEBALL TOT 13, Abilene Outlaws 1: Slssel's 15, Trojans 2. Golf U.S.

Amateur WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS LEMONT, III. (AP) Results Wednesday al ter the first round ol match play for the 97th U.S Amateur Championship, played on Cog Hill par-72 Dubsdread Course al Coi Hill Golf and Country Club: Upper Bracket Terry Oloughlin (146), White Bear Lake, del. Roger Tambellini (136), Templeton, 3 and 2. Chris Nlckens (144), Austin, Texas, vs. atthew Chubb (144), Canada, 2 and 1.

Jace Bugg (145), Henderson, del. Chad Vrlghl (142), Ventura, 5 and 3. Walker Taylor (145), Wilmington, N.C., del. Jemy Langley (142), Lexington, 5 and 4. Joel Krlbel (139), Pleasanton, vs.

Jason emelsberger (146). Newhall, 5 and 3. Ian Kennedy (144), South Africa, def. Randy Ichols (145), Connereville, 1 up. Gene Elliott (140), West Des Molnes, Iowa, el.

Trevor Immelman (146), South Africa, 6 and Edward Loar (143), Rockwall, Texas, def. huck Barclifl (145), Fort Mill, S.C., 1 up. David Miller (146), Daphne, def. Jerry ourvllle Jr. (138), Mltford, 1 up.

Charles Warren (144), Columbia, S.C., def. lilberto Morales (144), Miami, 3 and 1. Greg Rohll (146), New Rochelle, N.Y., def. odd Rose (142), Fresno, 2 and 1. Michael Boyd (143), Tulsa, def.

John Miller (145), Bloomlngton, 1 up. Boyd Summerhays (138), Farmlngton, Utah, ef. Scott Mendelsohn (146), Parker, 4 nd3. D.A. Points (144), Pekln, del.

Charlie Womer (144), Los Altos, 1 up. Brad Elder (141), Overland Park, def. Michael Ketcham (146), Corvallls, 6 and 4. Jin Park (145), Fullerton, del. Christoher Stone (143), Columbus, 2 and 1.

Lower Bracket Don Padgett III (137), Akron, Ohio, def. Billy am (t46), Jacksonville, 1 up. Randy Leen (144), Dayton, Ohio, def. Scott Vealherty (144), Fort Payne, 2 and 1. JJ.

Henry (142), Falrfleld, def. Tom iJcKnlght (145), Galax, 2 up. Aaron Oberholser (142), San Jose, def. Mitch Voges (145), Simi Valley, 2 up Tommy Blershenk Jr. (146), Inman, S.C.

def. 1m Clark (139), Raleigh, N.C., 19 holes Robert Floyd (144), Miami Beach, def. Vhil Staples (145), Haymarket, 2 and 1. Tim Hogarth (146), Chalsworth, del. Jaon Piurkoskl (140), Webster, N.Y., 2 and 1.

Ryujl Imada (143), Tampa, del. Gregory loyette (145), Akron, Ohio, 2 and 1. Robert Gerwln II (146), Cincinnati, del. Bryce bolder (137), Conway, 20 holes. Jason Gore (144), Valencia, def.

Albert Ochoa (144), Edlnburg, Texas, 3 and 2. Boomer Erick (145), Marco Island, del. Michael Miller (142), Valencia, 3 and 2. Jason Allred (143), Ashland, Buddy arucci Jr. (145), Mafvern, 4 and 3.

Kevin Oulnn (139), Boston, def. Fred Dupre 146), Houston, 2 and 1. John Rollins (145), Richmond, del. Larry Sellgmann (144), Houston, 2 up. James Myoung (146), Cerriles, def.

Michael Connell (140), Richardson, Texas, 3 nd1. Matthew Kuchar (145), Lake Mary, def. Alan Zimmerman (143), Walkersvtlle, Md, 2 and SPORTS DIGEST Tennis Women's Hardcourt STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. (AP) Results Wednesday of the $450,000 U.S. Women's Hardcourt Championships at the 'ennis Center at Stone Mountain Parti: Second Round Lindsay Davenport (4), Newport Beach, del.

Patty Schnyder, Switzerland, Sandrine Testud, France, del. Chanda Rubin, Lafayette, Brenda Schultz-McCarthy (6), Netherlands, del. Silvia Farina, Italy, 1-1, retired. Dominique van Roost, Belgium, del. Ruxandra Dragomlr (7), Romania, Jana Novotna (1), Czechoslovakia, del.

Yayuk Basukl, Indonesia, Iva Majoll (3), Croatia, def. Elena Ukhovtseva, Russia, Amanda Coetzer (5), South Africa, def. Nathalie Touzial, France, Monica Seles (2), Sarasota, def. Naoko Sawamatsu, Japan, Basketball WNBA Eaitem Conference Pet GB x-Houston 18 8 .692 New York 16 10 .615 2 Charlotte 13 12 .520 4'A leveland 13 12 .520 414 Western Conference Phoenix 14 12 .538 Angeles 13 13 .500 1 Sacramento 9 17 .346 5 Utah 7 19 .269 7 x-cllnched playoff berth Wednesday's Games Phoenix 69, Sacramento 54 Los Angeles 78, New York 76 Thursday's Games Cleveland at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Charlotte at Utah, 8:30 p.m.

General Transactions BASEBALL American League DETROIT RHP Todd Jones to a two-year contract. National League CHICAGO RHP Michael Wuertz. COLORADO RHP Bill Swift. LOS ANGELES to terms with 1B Eddie Muray on minor-league contract. ST.

LOUIS 1B John Mabry on the 15-day disabled list. Recalled 1B Dmitri Young Irom Louisville of the American Association. Midwest League ROCKFORD LHP Jon Cannon to Daytona of the Florida State League. Northern League DULUTH-SUPERIOR RHP Mike Marchesano. THUNDERBAY WHISKEY RHP Chris Knollln.

ST. PAUL SAINTS-Signed RHP Brian Sullivan. Northeast League ADIRONDACK RHP Mike Haviland. Prairie League MINOT INF Jesse Reid. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association MIAMI Terry Mills.

Eastern Basketball Alliance franchises to Springfield, Hudson Valley, N.Y. and Connecticut. Named Kerry Klnard president and John Flanagan vice president. SPRINGFIELD Stephen Fox president and Vlnny Del Negro, Sr. general manager.

YORK CITY CYCLONES-Named Michael J. Black vice president of basketball operations and Candace Powell vice president ol finance. FOOTBALL National Football League Carolina Panther LB Lamar Lathon $20,000 for his hi! to the face mask ol Kansas City Chlels quarterback Rich Gannon. DENVER CB Tim McKy- er. Waived LB Godfrey Myles.

GREEN BAY CB Joe Rowe oil waivers from St. Louis. Waived LB Reggie Clark. MIAMI Bracey Walker off waivers Irom Cincinnati. Signed LB Eddie Sutler.

Waived WR Jasper Strong. NEW YORK WR Ray Lucas off waivers from the New England Patriots. ST. LOUIS OL Gerald Perry. HOCKEY National Hockey League COLORADO Pascal Trepanier and Jason Simon.

NEW YORK lo terms with Alexel Vaslliev. PHILADELPHIA Chris Gratton Irom Ihe Tampa Bay Lightning lor four lust-round draft picks and re-acquired the draft picks lor Mikael Renberg and Karl Dykhuls. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Named Ken Dryden general manager, Anders Hedberg assistant general manager and director ol player development, Bill Walters assistant to the president, Mike Smith associate general manager and Al MacAdam coach ol St. John's ol the AHL. COLLEGE NORTHEAST-10 Bob Burke Interim commissioner.

Pigskin preview The Associated Press Penn State's standout wide receiver Joe Jurevlcius is on this week's cover of Sport Illustrated's College Football Preview edition. Basketball MIAMI Free agent Terry Mills signed a two- year contract Wednesday with the Miami Heat, giving coach Pat Riley more depth and scoring punch in the front court. Mills will make $1 million and $1.15 million the following year. The Heat, who are above the NBA salary cap, used their entire league-allotted $1 million exemption to sign the 6-10 forward, who spent the past five seasons with the Detroit Pistons. Mills sought a six-year contract from Detroit with a $3 million salary the first season.

He settled for much less and less than the Pistons offered according to his agent, Harold MacDonald. Mills has averaged 12.0 points and 5.9 rebounds per game during his seven-year career. VANCOUVER, British Columbia Vancouver Grizzlies general manager Stu Jackson was just glad he got to make the announcement this time. The Grizzlies signed first-round draft pick Antonio Daniels to a three-year contract, about two weeks after the point guard for Bowling Green let the signing slip out in a television interview. Daniels is the fourth player taken in last June's NBA college draft.

Daniels, last season's Mid- American Conference Player of the Year, is touted as the Grizzlies point guard of the future. Last year, he finished with a 54.7 shooting percentage and averaged 24 points a game. COLUMBIA, Mo. Monte Hardge, Missouri basketball's 7-foot, 300-pound center, has been declared eligible for the 1997-98 season, coach Norm Stewart said Wednesday. Hardge, a Jefferson City native, was academically ineligible for the 1996-97 season.

He "fulfilled his responsibilities" by. successfully completing school courses this summer, Stewart said. Redshirted because of an injury after playing in only four games as a true freshman, Hardge averaged 2.5 points, 2.1 rebounds and 6.6 minutes in 28 games during the 1995-96 season. Also announced Wednesday was the resignation of assistant coach Lee Winfield after five years on Stewart's staff. He will be the life skills coordinator for the school's athletic department.

Winfield, the father of former Missouri guard Julian Winfield, joined the Missouri staff in 1992 after 10 years as an assistant at Saint Louis University. Golf LEMONT, 111. U.S. Junior Amateur champion Jason Allred beat Walker Cup team member Buddy Marucci Jr. 4 and 3 Wednesday in the first round of match play at the U.S.

Amateur. And that was not the only upset on Cog Hill Golf and Country Club's Dubsdread course. Terry Oloughlin, of White Bear Lake, who survived a seven- hole playoff Tuesday to qualify for match play, knocked out medalist Roger Tambellini, of Templeton, 3 and 2. Allred, a 17-year-old from Ashland, and the youngest player left in the field, won four straight holes on the front nine en route to the victory over the 45-year-old Marucci, who was playing in his 18th U.S. Amateur.

Tennis NEW YORK Boris Becker withdrew from next week's U.S. Open following the death of his manager Axel Meyer-Woulden, likely ending the Grand Slam career of one of tennis's top players. Becker, 29, pulled out of a tournament in Brookline, Massachusetts on Monday after learning that Meyer-Woulden lost his battle with liver cancer. Meyer-Woulden had been Becker's manager since 1993. Becker announced his retirement from Grand Slam competition effective at the end of the year after losing to Pete Sampras in the Wimbledon quarterfinals on July 4.

It isn't known what smaller tournaments, if any, Becker will play in the rest of the year. frack and Held MALMO, Sweden Michael Johnson's attempt at redemption failed Wednesday when he placed a distant fourth in the 200 meters at the MAI Galan track and field meet. The race was won by Norwegian Geir Moen. Johnson had been looking to the meet as a chance to rebound from a fifth- place finish Sunday at London's Crystal Palace. But he managed only a time of 20.85.

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