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cr at u. it a IX Tim" By mmm SIDE BETS Tigers take 5 in ninth; Tribe gift wraps it, 12-9 pwm." WflU'WWWjM UJPWU WWWBWp.1M'!tW'll"UW-' Mil Ul I 1' ipwtl I 1.11 1 1 1 (p)- MAIOJEY BROKE Mfr ON THAT FOUL AMP PICKEP UP Tuesday's question: Who holds the major league pitching record for most appearances in a season? Answer; Dodgers reliever Mine Marshall pitched in 106 games in 1974. Marshall as 15-12 with 21 saves and a 2.42 ERA, allowing 191 hits in 208 innings. He struck out 143 and walked 56. Marshall, who pitched for the Tigers 1967, set the American League record of 90 with Minnesota in 1979.

Today' question: Boston's Carl Yastrzemski won the 1968 batting with a .301 average. Who finished second? We pay $5 your question and anawer are published. Tuesday's quaatton cam from Vem Barry of Spring Arbor. Sand queetlone 10 Sid Bala, Sports Daparttnont, Datrolt Free) Presa, 321 W. Lafayette, Detroit 48226.

Include name, phone (lumber and source of information. HAZEL PARK RACEWAY BASKETBALL TENNIS Bill Rayle's selections Post time: 7:30 Beat bet: Penny Rich in the third race. Sleeper. Dream's Happening in fourth race Gimmick: Box 1-2-4-9 In sixth-race tritecta ttti-S200, cond pace, mile: 4- Catsiye 2-2-3 -Giiwyi Joy 2-24 1- Happy Offer 6-1-7 2- Staft Decision 5-3-5 3- tabaret 544 5- Jeeler 44 o-Cams Camle 3-1-5 7- Armbro Louder 74-2 -Gr ode AA 3-74 Close at Muskagan Pmm Pkd mi. 1st over DJImsn Pkd.

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Morris and Tigers starter Bill Gul-lickson were in trouble from the start. The Tigers took a 2-0 lead in the second. Kirk Gibson led off the inning with a line double to right-center and took third on a wild pitch one out later. After Junior Felix walked and stole second (his first of the season), Milt Cuyler knocked in one run with a single to center and Chris Gomez hit an RBI grounder. The Indians came back with two runs both unearned off Gullick-son in the second to tie the game and then took the lead, 3-2, on Kenny Lofton's leadoff homer in the third.

The Tigers tied it in the fourth, with Cuyler again playing a key part. With two out, Felix lined a single to left and made it 3-3 on Cuyler's RBI double. Gullickson walked only 1.9 batters per nine innings (third-best in the American League) entering Tuesday's game. But he walked two in the fourth, and both scored. With one out, Manny Ramirez walked and scored on a double to right by Paul Sorrento.

After a walk to Sandy Alomar and a forceout, Lofton's two-run double made it 6-3. Morris was three outs from putting himself in position to qualify for his 11th victory when his control deserted him in the fifth. He faced five batters in the inning, walking four and surrendering a single to the other before leaving in favor of Jose Mesa. The Tigers continued the rally against the right-hander, with Tettleton, Felix and Cuyler all knocking in runs to give the Tigers a 7-6 lead. But the Tribe took the lead again an inning later when Jim Thome and Ramirez hit back-to-back homers off Mike Gardiner.

by Gene Guidi Free Press Sports Writer Cleveland it was like old times at new Jacobs Field on Tuesday night. The Indians kicked away a game they had won, and the home folks were in a booing mood. The Tigers won their first game at the Tribe's new home with a big assist from second baseman Carlos Baerga. Baerga threw away a cinch double-play ball in the ninth inning that sent the Tigers to a five-run rally and a 12-9 victory. "You won't see their team do that too many times this season," manager Sparky Anderson said.

"I wonder if ESPN will know what to do about us winning a game here?" The Tigers, losers of their first four games at Jacobs Field, trailed, 9-7, entering the ninth. Tony Phillips led off the inning with a single off closer Jeff Russell (0-6). Lou Whitaker hit a perfect double-play ball to Baerga, but he threw the ball into leftfield. "I was bearing down on the shortstop, figuring I was going to have to break up a double play," Phillips said. "Then the ball is in the outfield.

I think the play might have been a little tougher than it seemed." Once the Indians opened the door, they couldn't close it. Mickey Tettle-ton's 16th homer capped the comeback. "It's a crazy game sometimes, isn't it?" Tettleton said. "You see a tailor-made, double-play ball going to the second baseman, and you figure that's it, and the next thing you know the ball is down the leftfield line and your team has a life." Greg Cadaret (1-1) got his first Tigers victory, and Buddy Groom got his first save of the season with a scoreless ninth. The Tigers had rallied from a 6-3 deficit with four fifth-inning runs off Miscwd in final D.Wright World Championship FIRST ROUND POOL A (at Hamiton, Cut) Thursday1! osmes United Slates vs.

Spain, 7.00 China Brazil, 9: 15 Friday's gamts United Slates vs. China, 7:00 Brazil vs. Spain, 9:15 Sundays tames Spain vs. China, 130 United Stales vs. Brazil, 4-00 POOL Thursday's games (at Hamiton) Croatia vs.

Cuba, noon Australia vs. South Korea, 2:15 Friday's garnet (at Toronto) Croatia vs. South Korea, noon Cuba vs. Australia, 2:15 Saturday's games (at Toronto) Cuba vs. South Korea, 7:00 Croalia vs.

Australia, 9:15 POOL Thursday's tames (at Toronto) Russia vs. Argentina, 6:40 Canada vs. Angola, 9:00 Friday's games (at Toronto) Russia vs. Angola, 6:30 Canada vs. Argentina, 9ft) Saturday's games (at Hamiton) Argentina vs.

Angola, 6:30 Russia vs. Canada, 9ft) POOL Thursday's tames (at Toronto) Puerto Rico vs. Egypt, noon Greece vs. Germany, 2:15 Friday's games (at Hamiton) Greece vs. Egypt, noon Puerto Rico vs.

Germany, 2:15 Sunday's tames (at Toronto) Puerto Rico vs. Greece, noon Germany vs. Egypt, 2:15 1-1-1 1st over to load 14-3 3rd, 2nd, 1st ov. 3- 3-2 2nd, 1st ov. to load 34-5 SagVCros.

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V.CpInd 844 4th, 3rd over Jordan dm pace -CBBob 5- Its Another Travis 6 Hidden Persuader 3- Frisco Cadet 4- Warrawee Yabbia 7 New York Jet SWghy 9-Qutek As A Fox 4th-S240D, dm pace mile: Los Angeles Open Tuesdays results First round: Mark Petchev def. Michael Chang (1), 7-5, 6-2; Boris Becker (2) def. Grant Stafford, 7-5, 6-3; Jason Stoltenberg (6) def. Thomas Enovist, 7-5, 6-4; Jared Palmer def. Brad Gilbert (7), 6-7 (5-7), 6-3, 6-4; Mark Woodforde del.

Alex O'Brien, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. Monday's lata results First round: Steve Carnpbel, Detroit, def. Maurice Ruah, 6-3, 6-3; Richard Kraiicek (5) def. Michael Joyce, 7-6 (7-1), 6-1. Toshiba Classic AT CARLSBAD, CALIF.

Tuesday's results Second round: Iva Maloll (9), def. Eva Martincova, 7-6 (7-2) 6-1. Gigi Fernandez (14) del. Laura Golarsa, 6-4, 6-2. Julie Halard (6), def.

Elena Llkhovtseva, 1-6, 6-2, 6-0. Lindsay Davenport (4), def. Stephanie Rottier, 6-2, 6-3. Jolene Walanabe, def. Hiroml Nagano, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3.

Tami Whitlinger-Jones, def. Jenny Byrne, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. Marianne Werdel (15), def. Sandy Collins, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. Lisa Raymond (16), def.

Andrea Strnadova, 6-3, 6-1. Maria Aleiandro Venlo def. Sonia Jevaseelan, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. Rachel McQuillan def. Renee Simpson-Alter, Ginger Helgeson 1 1 def.

Korlne Quentrec, 6-3, 6-1; Steffi Graf (I) def. Alexia Dechaume-Ballerel, 6-0, 6-1. Prague Open AT PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC Tuesday's results First round Andrei Medvedev (2) def. Peter Tramacchi, 7-6 (8-6), 6-0; Andrei Chesnokov (4) def. Oleg Ogoro-dov, 6-4, 6-1; Alex Correlia (5) def.

Felix Mantilla, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3; Alberto Costa (6) def. Jaime Onclns, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3; Juan Gisbert def. Martin Black-man, 6-4, 6-2; Joao Cunha-Sllva def. Gilad Bloom, 7-6 (6-6), 6-4; Brent Larkham def. Hernan Gumy, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4; Ola Kristiansson def.

Bohdan Ulihrach, 6-2, 6-3; Christian Ruud def. Thomas Gollwltzer, 6-0, 6-3; Karel Novacek (7) def. Mats Wilander, 7-5, 6-1; Ctislav Dosedel (3) def. Aleio Mancisidor, 6-3, 6-2. EA Generali Open AT KITZBUEHEL, AUSTRIA Tuesday's results First round: Emllio Alvarez def.

Emllio Sanchez, 7-5, 6-4; Andrei Olhovsky def. Tomas Nydahl, 7-5, 6-3; Lou Gloria def. Julian Knowle, 6-3, 6-2; Roberto Jaball def. David Adams, 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (7-5); Fernando Mellgenl def. Sergio Cortes, 6-1, 7-5.

Second round: Fabrlce Santoro def. Andrea Gaudenzl (3), 2-6, 6-4, 6-3; Goran Ivanisevic (1) def. Herbert Wiltschnlg, 6-4, 6-4; Gilbert Schaller (5) def. Federlco Sanchez, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1; Jordi Burillo def. Marcello Filipplnl, 6-3, 6-3; Jordl Arrese def.

Massimo Ardlnghl, 6-4, 6-3; Javier Sanchez (4) def. Patrick Baur, 6-4, 7-6 (7-3). MlSACTIONS dm. pace 5 Son Of A 7-Nikki Say 2- Good Driver 1-Blrs Legend 3- Onas Bunny 4- Bet On The Cadet 4-Keystone Alda B-J Best Pays 1- Fox Valley Slicker 7-Chuin 3- Danson 2- JB Minor Bum 4- -Classic Stock 5- Heathdlff Hanover -Dream's Happening -Good Timing ail 9 -Man With A Gun mile: 2- 94 Lead to ta, 1st ov, Jhnin 1-24 Solid on kxid Plroskl 3- 3-2 1st, 2nd over Wry 4- 1-2 Driver change James 4-24 4th over, weave str. Waits 74-3 3rd over trip SpbxHer 644 2nd start Lasix Moody s-7-5 If sound MaOwen 54-7 5th over trip Edwrds 2-10-1 Lack til 2 lata SMteMull 3-24 Lad to mid-str.

Moody 2-9-1 Lad xxwireMlcllmry 544 Shuffled way bsckMeDokey 34-5 Toledo speed Stirrer 2- 1-5 Led to deep str. Wats 644 Class drop M.Jhnsn 1-1-3 Slid rail out str. Kerr 3- 5-7 Game 1st over Edwrds Tuesday's results Ht-JWH), dm. pace, 159 15 Hunk A Man (Rankin) 1M 2.60 2.20 Here He Comes (Faurot) 120 2.60 Bulkus Mayo IGldschdmt) 3.40 Cheap Jewelry, Double Star, Wolaf, Impressive Step, Turbo Almahurst. Scratch: Honored Guest.

Perfects (1-4) paid $12.00 TrHects 0-4-7) paid S79.40 znd-SMOO, and pact, Ml 2S Kiss My Frllz(Mcllmry) 760 3.20 2.80 Not Too Young (Rnkn) 320 2.60 Woe Horse (Dense!) 3.00 No More Nukes, Trader Sam, Todd's Sneaker, Devils Super Star, Bealle Canoe, Ship The Gold, Perfects (8-3) paid S22.40 Trffecfa (1-3-9) paid $141.00 Daly Double 11-8) paid S31J0 3rd-S2, cood trot, 204 35 Armbro Leer (Faurot) 9.00 4.00 2.60 Super Status (Wilms) 3.60 2.80 Swap The Tuns (T.Borltw) 3.60 Crack The Code, Sweet Ramaka, Freckles, Don Sacto, Evening Shade Eva, Al's Hustle. Perfects (3-6) paid $56.20 Tritecta (3-6-4) paid iWM cond pec, lis 35 Infeilable (D.R.Ackrmn) 6.80 4.00 300 II Starts Here IHnnssy) 4.60 3.00 Sirs Kalz Chancy (D.Wright) 3.20 Iraqi. Meadow Macho, It's History, Card, Menlor Hanover, Noble Attack. Flrst-twH Tri-Super (4-3-)) paid $64.60 cond pace, 1:51 2 5 Dodger Hanovr 120 3.00 Isle Ol Maui (Me.Dokev) 9.60 4.20 Lolla Energy (To.Buler) 3.80 Balkan Express, Happy Star Bo, Extra, A Salute To Ladv, Mr Romy Depth Charge. Scratched: Wlkxs Kassidy.

Perfects (1-2) paid $30.40 Tritecta (1-2-6) paid $95.40 $1 Tri-Super (1-2-6-9) paid $2,934.20 (4) Ml Sires Slakes 3-Yr-OM Colt Trot, 15 UnoWhllmeanVrn 2.60 2.60 And M's Jurgv (Crwfrd) 4.00 3.20 Agent Cooper (V.CpInd) 4.20 Mr Dletz, Sliverdotlar Royal, Ok's Classic Dude, Priority Big Boss. Perfects (2-4) paid $16.60 TrHects (2-4-7) paid $252.40 m-UAW, cant pace Sam Cadet (Kramer) 4.00 280 2.40 Gaining Lady (Main) 620 5.60 Tronia (D Roach) 5.80 Henryforsure, Dance Smartly, Barbary Gvpsy, Clarion's Dream, Taken By Chance. Perfeeta (2-5) paid 18.30 Titfecta (2-5-4) paid si BUM dm. pace, lit 35 Tequila 3.00 2.40 Ambrosia Ironslone (V.CpInd) 4.20 3.20 Boopsler (CurrierJr.) 2.40 Egg Moray, Flrstllne Renee. Special Julie, Heldy Hy, Expense Fund, TC Beretta.

Perfects (6-3) paid $26.40 Tritecta (6-3-)) paid $6180 5uperfecls (6-3-1-4) paid $529.40 cond. trot, 230 Rambo (Moody) 5.60 3.40 3.40 Porter Day (V.CpInd) 3.60 3.20 Hombre Rok) (R.Wrenn) 3.00 Overtime, Bumbte B's Spirit, Tamanck Tony, Gallant Max, Regae Agogo, Sabrina's Speed. Perfects (3-6) paid 28.60 Tritecta (3-6-4) paid SI 12.60 dm. pace, 1:59 45 Friend Indeed (D.Jhnsn) 7.80 3.40 2.40 Sara's Cadet IR.Searle) 2.80 2.20 Social Royal (Moody) 2.20 Ltovd James Lavern, De Jo Kl, Kaa Dee Bill, Broomstraw DJ. Scratch: Jovian's Trackmen.

Perfects (4-7) paid $25.40 Tritecta (4-7-2) paid $85.60 9- Heading Uptown cond pace, mUe: GOLF Broke an move Pkd. Vt, out str. Out 2nd over Off amonth Driver change Wallis Krkptrck Slsca Jordan Gkfschmdt Curran Me.Dokey Kerr Sth-SfcOOO, cond. trot, mle: 1- No Loitering 4-94 4- Chrls Course 34-3 t-Double Bagger 7-5-7 2- Bumble B's Madonna 6-7-7 3- Betwlxed 7-1-3 5- Jake Dragon 644 7- Balley Ember 5-74 8- rVanna Be Rich 444 9- Goop Hanover 344 10- Birdsal Bil 6-44 Pkd. Vt, bobMed late Jordan Game on lead To.Buter 1st aver to load Birch Failed at Holand Kramer 4th over, 3 wide Ss Wallis Failed at Holland Westphal Pkd out str.

Moody Pkd mi. 3rd 2nd ov. D.Jhnsn Pkd ml. 2nd 1st ov. Rtchfrd 2nd over trip TBoring 4- Ki Ki Kadette 24-5 10-Judy Get Your Gun 1-54 9-La 1-2-x 1- Valentlne's Kid 6-5-3 2- Bomb Fire 84-3 3- Golden Cadet 6-3-2 5- Qass Current 4-7-3 6- Prlme Accent 3-3-1 7- -FrenkyNlteUte 6-1-1 8- Snap II Off 6-3-1 jrd over trip 3rd over trip Pkd std roll Pkd ml.

2nd over Out tt 4th over TTylr James DETROIT RACE COURSE scratched Comes out If right Green first scratched Is loose Tred early Once Ohio no rider SpiethS Martinez Houghton TD Martinez Houghton TO NueschD norloer 1-Cowboy's Discount 118 4 Dearest John 118 5 Joe Joe Stvester 116 7- Alpalachee Band 118 8 First War Lord 116 9- Absoluteiy Free 118 10- FirstBerl 116 11- DutchKing 118 Al Speed's selections Post time: 2:00. Best bet: Julies Hellion in the fourth race. Sleeper: Toys Two In the 10th race. Gimmick: 5-2, 5-7 In seventh-race perfeeta cWmlno (S40), 3 yo. up, 1 ml.

70 yds. Disappointed SpiethS WOT. COMMENT JOCKEY PP HORSE Cuyler should take chance at CF job and run with it 4- Captivatlng Tuna 111 11 Wild Eyes lit 9- Cadency Dancer 116 1- One Happy Sator 116 2- One Aore Magjc 116 3- GuK Command 116 5- C.B.'sGold 116 6- Aly Mo 116 7- Hondu II! 8- Posltion Undeer lit 10 Devfls Hand 116 Lou mover Recent 3rd scratched Unluck start mine Gets fitter Overdue look A diance Spimted Bail Vergara Vergara Vergara Sayler CoburnL Skinner Pena Gonzalez Houghton TD maiden darning J5u00), 3 4 yo 6 furs. 3- Four Luck 117 Higher Calif. Houghton TD 4- Balleys Irish King 122 Has shared Houghton TD 8- Storllng Ensign 117 Must catch Patrick 1- Storm Into Spring 117Mayrary SaylerB 2- Lancosaurus U2Canraty no rider 5- LuckyRudy 112 May bid GonzaletL 6- Ccaier's Playmate 117 Price Ok Bal 7- Murph's Tune 117 Gave up SpktthS 9- N.J.Charfc 112 Out once Bores Jm 7th-J4M, claiming 3 yo.

8. up. 1 ml LEVELAND The play came in the late innings of a game the Tigers already had won. Centerfielder Milt Cuyler raced toward the flagpole at 5 Lethal Answer Skinner 112 Jyoshot Baseball TEXAS: Announced the of catcher Mike Scloscia. 7-Puddln Payne 1 Visibly Handsome 2 SOgacious 3- Preclse Bid 4- Amgroovy 6-Rare Moonshine Pena Skinner Houghton TO no rider Vergara Gonzalez 120 Try again 112 Good sharer 117 Fast 2nd 117 Likes lead 112 May stretch II! Rested July claiming 3- Little Miss 2-Arrlba Sol 7- Manhattan Fran l-Satkys Blc 4- Slgn Me Lucky 5- lndlana Jane 6- Sam's Mirage 8- Desert Mystique 3 yo up fn 6 furs 112 Does hit Vergara 119 Saw circle JessupT 111 Price right LowS 111 Recent 3rd Houghton TD 116 Has speed Bores Jm 116 Early lick Scocca 111 Dropper Gonzalez 114 Fresh look CoburnL lilts steady Hernandez A Basketball Tiger Stadium and gloved a 400-foot fly ball that had triple written all over it.

It was forgotten almost as soon as it happened except in the Tigers dugout. From y-spring Susan maiden daknlna (SMXX)), 3 4 4 8tti-H400, darning ($6,2 6- Wake Me Al Noon '14 7- Island Jazz 119 2- Cool Oracle lit 1-Tuvo 116 3- Sotial Reheaon lii 4- Walonooi- 116 5- EoulneMfc '16 Is honest 3 yo. 6 furs. Dropper Nutsch RipSi Houghton TD Look. Vergara Sal V' Houghton TD Lovai Ky.

norkw Bij Nt PenaR CHARLOTTE: Re-signed guard Mitchell Butler to a four-year contract. NBA: Voided the contracts signed by forward Horace Grant with Orlando Magic and forward A.C. Green with Phoenix. WASHINGTON: Traded guard Michael Adams to Charlotte for 1996 and 1997 second-round draft picks. yOv 6 furs Houghton TD Patrick Vergara Hides Hernandez A Jarvls no rider Skinner GAM Championship AT BLOOMFIELD HILLS Third round (par 72, 6,529 yards) John Morgan 69-72-70-211 Doug Davis 68-72-72212 Kevin Trover 68-76-69-213 Chris Vozza 72-67-77-216 Del De Wind! 75-72-70-217 George Dillon Jr 77-70-70-217 Gene Gizzarelli 74-71-72-217 Michael Sanderson 72-74-72-216 Don Brooks 70-76-73-219 John French 76-73-71-220 Charles Rapolevlch Joseph BorkowsW 76-73-72-221 Josh Mondry 76-73-72 -221 Tom Falrgrleve 75-73-73-221 Jeff Resume 73-73-75-221 Matt Seppanen 72-70-79-221 John Smith 73-74-75-222 J.J.

Modell 73-76-74- 223 Philip Smith 74-75-74-223 Chris Mile 73-76-75-224 John Shelton 73-76-75-224 Jim Angeloff 74-74-76-224 Mike Raymond 71-74-79-224 Claud Johnston 76-74-75-225 Jim Lovlscek 75-75-75-225 Matthew Wiley 74-76-75-225 Sieve Maddalena 75-73-77-225 Marc Eller 73-76-77-226 Gary Cauzlllo 77-72-81-230 A.E. Home III 74-76-83-233 Pro-Select Junior Classic AT COLDWATER Tuesday's top finishers Bovs 16-upc 1, Nathan Gilchrist, Coldwaler, 74; 2, Kevin Hlnton, Ft. Gratiot, 76; 3, Andrew Santlni, Jackson, 77. Boys 14-15: 1, Gary Robinson, Jackson, 71; 2, David Hlgham, Livonia, 72; 3, Adam Walicki, Jackson, 75, Boys 13-unden Ryan Penty, Battle Creek, 63; 2, Chris Tompkins, Westland, 86; 3, Ben Gielda, Brighton, 89. Girts 16-up: 1, Erlka Idlng, Lansing, 84; 2, Stacl Fill, Grand Rapids, 85; 3, Megan Pfister, Manitou, 67.

Girls 14-15: 1, Andl Homan, Portage, 88; 2, Meredith Haines, Portage, 96; 3, Andrea Schaffer, Jackson, 106. Girts 13-under: 1, Jenny Petro, Coldwaler, 104; 2, Jenny Borowlcz, South Lyon, 107; 3, Erin Borowlcz, South Lyon, 117. Seniors money leaders 1. Lee Trevlno $1,090,036 2. Ray Floyd 845,074 3.

Dave Stockton 818,845 4. Jim Colbert 808,053 5. Jim Albus 649,478 6. Tom Wargo 617,405 7. Bob Murphy 551 J46 8.

Jim Denl 534,668 9. George Archer 458,685 10. Larry Gilbert 442,600 11. Rocky Thompson ...434,194 12. Simon Hobday 428,663 13.

Mike Hill 421,312 14. Jay Slgal 372,498 15. Graham Marsh 361,908 16. Bob Charles .361,492 17. Chi Chi Rodrlguea 355,877 18.

J.C. Snead 355,017 19. Jimmy Powell 345,349 20. Kermlt Zarley 334,272 21. Dale Douglass 326,984 22.

Isao Aoki .290,771 23. Glbbv Gilbert 284,188 24. Tommy Aaron 250,072 25 Jack Nlcklaus 239,278 26 Jack Klefer 214,167 27. Jerry McGee 211,805 1- Sports Flavour 117 4- Stuck In Neutral 117 7-Webster Parish 117 2- Secretarys Breeze 117 3- Seduslve Days 112 4- Mamed Rocket 117 5- CNef Bug 117 5- Slewappeai 117 9- LCLIp 117 10- Earty Jo Latta workt A switch Raiedonce Dud debut EMUe 2nd Lasix New look Dull. Must awaken 3 yo.

8. up, 1 ml. (SWJOOI, dm. pace, l'i7 15 3.60 3.60 Dad's Roval Dream (Moody) 3.60 3.80 Dynamite Trip (Edwrds) 7.80 Golden Jazzman, Roguish Fella, Adlstar LobeH, Splurcharge, Punk, Subway, Applewood Reality. Perfects (3-4) paid $27.60 Tritecta (3-4-2) paid $117.80 Superfecta (3-4-2-1) paid $25140 Attendance: 2,934.

Handle: $512,497. Monday's results dm. pace, 240. Supple's Guy (V.CpInd) 24.60 8.20 5.40 Boundless Energy (D.Jhnsn) 7.80 6.60 Howards Po'let (Edwrds) 4.20 Mr Creslwood, Audrey's Albert, Stra Kalz Karb, Shlaway JackrabWI, Beholden, Emersons Fortune. Scratch: Whiteiand Love Perfects (9-5) paid $146.00 Tritecta (9-5-7) paid $609.40 Superfecta (9-5-7-8) paid $9,678.20 Attendance: 3382, Handle: $634,069.

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Cuyler's complaints triggered a closed-door clubhouse meeting called by Anderson. Cuyler looked like a goner when the Tigers acquired Eric Davis toward the end of last season and then signed him for $3 million to play center in 1994. But Davis' brittle body severely limited his contributions in 1994 and will make him a former Tiger after this season. Danny Bautista played some center when Davis went down, but the rookie seems better suited to rightfield than center. Kirk Gibson was pressed into duty in center for the second straight summer, but he's more effective as a designated hitter.

Cuyler returned from the disabled list last week and began playing with the same enthusiasm he showed as a rookie. He has speed on a team almost totally devoid of quickness, and his modest salary appeals to a club looking to cut into a $42 million payroll. HERE AND THERE: There's a new primer out for the fledgling baseball fan called "Why they Scratch Themselves: How to Understand Baseball." It's authored by John Hood and available through Forward Press for $9.95 plus $3.50 shipping. Call 1-800-35BOOKS for more information Cubs announcer Harry Caray probably will make only one more three-day trip this season as he recovers from a heat-induced fall in Florida in June. Don Mattingly says of the first-place Yankees: "I like the fact that we can do a little bit of everything we pitch pretty well, we hit pretty well, we're pretty good defensively and we're pretty deep." The average major league salary has risen from $51,500 in 1976 to $1.19 million.

JUST ASKING: Isn't a salary-cap proposal a little too arrogant, even for a bunch of egomaniacs like the owners? And while we're on the subject of salary caps, guys, how about a cap on the price of tickets and hot dogs? Would you know Jeff Bagwell if you saw him on the street? Anyone argue with Jose Canseco for comeback player of the year? Don't columns on what baseball fans can do to survive a strike tend to trigger your gag reflex? Has there ever been more speculation on pparky's future with the Tigers? NY ISLANDERS: Agreed to terms with forwards Andy Brickley and Kip Miller, defensemen Gord Dlneen and Milan Tlchy and goalie Frank Pietrangelo. PITTSBURGH: Signed left wing Jeff Christian to a mullivear contract. ST. LOUIS: Named Ted Sator associate coach; re-signed defense-man Rick Zombo to a multiyear contract. ale 3Y up, 1 a-Jay Gee 117 Dncng Hunter 117 Roman Envoy 117 a-Binry Light 117 Exdnt Tipper 117 Adler 117 b-Alyten 117 b-Rcklng Josh 117 Bin 01 Rights 117 Smlng And 117 a-SIr Splendor 117 Prspdr's Fla 117 Estrn Memorl 117 Cnlract Court 117 tth 19,000, cL 3YO, 6Vii Cndighl Dinne 117 Frozen Ammo 112 Index Fund 113 Goldstar Road 117 Sunshine Ed 117 Catchin Air 119 CIMeAnytlm 107 Dever 117 Goodwill Games Home team In CAPITALS GlanU-Culver AMERICAN LEAGUE CLEVELAND 8-9 over Detroit Baltimore even-6 over MINNESOTA BOSTON even-6 over Toronto CALIFORNIA 6-7 over Seattle Chicago 6-7 over TEXAS KANSAS CITY 5'6-6V2 over Oakland New York over MILWAUKEE NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta e-7 over NEW YORK CHICAGO 6-7' over Florida HOUSTON B'j-IO over Colorado LOS ANGELES 7-8 over San Oieoo MONTREAL 8-9 over St.

Louis PHILADELPHIA 8-9 over Pittsburgh SAN FRANCISCO 6-7 over Cincinnati HOW TO READ THE BASEBALL LINE: The odds always appear to the right of the favored team. The number on the right (the higher number) Is tract number ol dollars one would need to RISK to win $5 bv taking the favorite; the number on the left (the tower number) is the number of dollars ore would WIN one risked S5 on the underdog. NFL EXHIBITION (Friday) DETROIT 2 over NY Jels San Francisco 1 over ARIZONA CHICAGO 2 over Philadelphia INDIANAPOLIS 2 over Seattle NEW ENGLAND 3 over New Orleans (Saturday) DENVER 4 over Atlanta Houston 5over San Diego al San Antonio Kansas City 1 over Minnesota at Tokyo MIAMI 5 over Pittsburgh NY GIANTS 4 over Cleveland TAMPA BAY 3 over Cincinnati (Sunday) DALLAS 4V4 over LA Raiders (Monday) BUFFALO 2' over Washington ale 3YO up, 2 1-16rm. Steeplechase Forzene 156 c-Doutxedarn 148 Standing Cast 156 a-Fffth Creek 150 a-Reaal Fling 150 Mutanakhtlr 148 b-Rbrt's Grac 156 b-Petroski 142 c-Apiclus 137 Brbr Ralseam 143 Svrgn's Escor 148 mdn 3YO up, I'smL Thrgh The Tu 117 Sara Paul 117 Rnvstlng Ada 117 Now I Hope 117 Blrnysln Lass 117 Iron Fence 117 Call Today 112 Ms Shekomek 117 Prsnltstlmony 117 SOCCER CISL EASTERN I pet, gb Dallas 14 2 .875 Monterrey 11 7 .611 4 Pittsburgh 9 .500 6 Houston 6 .429 7 Washington 5 9 357 8 Detroit 5 13 .271 10 Carolina 2 16 .111 13 WESTERN I pet. gb Anaheim 13 5 .722 San Diego 11 .647 14 Sacramento 10 i .625 2 Las Vegas 9 7 .563 3 San Jose 7 9 .438 5 Arizona 6 I .429 5 Portland 7 10 .412 i'h TUESDAY'S RESULT Monterrey 7, Carolina 1 MONDAY'S RESULT Anaheim 9, Pittsburgh 1 TODAY'S GAMES Detroit at Arizona, 10:05 tan Diego at Houston, 835 3YO, 1 l-16mLlf.

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San Diego at Berlin, 130 LA Raiders at Pittsburgh, 64)0 Tampa Bay st Seattle, 74X) Indianapolis at Cincinnati, 730 NY Jets at Philadelphia, 730 Miami vs. Green Bay al 84X1 New Orleans al Minnesota, 8:00 Chicago at Arizona 94X) New England al LA Rams, 10:00 MONDAY, AUG. IS Dallas vs. Houston al Mexico City, 94X) CFL EASTERN I pf pant Baltimore 2 2 0 132 129 4 Ottawa 2 2 0 132 129 4 Toronto 2 2 0 128 149 4 Winnipeg 2 2 0 128 149 4 Shreveport 0 4 0 78 139 0 Hamilton 0 4 0 83 146 0 WESTERN I Pf papt Brit. Columbia 3 1 0 144 125 6 Calgary 3 1 0 163 78 6 Edmonton 3 1 0 108 92 6 Sacramento 3 1 0 103 101 6 Saskatchewan 2 2 0 106 107 4 Las Vegas 2 2 0 104 109 4 Two points tar a win, one lor a He TODAY'S GAME Calgary at Ottawa, 7:30 THURSDAY'S GAMES Winnipeg al Toronto, 74)0 Saskatchewan at Edmonton, 9:30 Eacramentoal British Columbia, 104)0 It's that ability to outrun fly balls and line drives that has given Cuyler a new opportunity to play centerfield for the Tigers not only for the rest of this season, but perhaps for years to come.

"The young man will never have a better chance," Anderson said. "You look around and ask yourself: who else is there? I sure don't see anybody." The job used to belong to Cuyler, who in 1991 was voted to the Topps All-Rookie Team. That was the season Cuyler had 411 putouts, third-highest among American League outfielders, and stole 41 bases, the most by a Tigers rookie in 82 years. But after that fine start, Cuyler faded into the background, suffering injuries that were slow to heal and which ended his season prematurely in 1992 and 1993. Anderson, tired of waiting for Cuyler to regain his form, didn't hide the fact that he wanted to trade his outfielder to San Diego for Darrin Jackson in the spring of 1993.

Tr deal never happened, mostly because the Padres were scared by Cuyler's lingering knee problem that prevented him from running at top speed. Then there was the incident last summer when Cuyler publicly criticized the Tigers' attitude toward his Sic 3YO UP, 71 Imah 1)7 Little Annie 117 Msd The Slor 119 Edcaled Risk 119 Loltsa Talc 117 Personal Bid 117 Nvmber Snow 122 vlh-lOMIOO-edd, 3YO, 1 l-ltrritf. Lghl And Lov 114 Aivwow 121 Irish Forever 121 Oral Triumph 116 Unchrtd Wate 112 Persnickity 114 CMsev Flower 118 Casa Eire 121 Knocknock 1)4 Tasing Charm 116 Tuesday's medal results AT ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA WOMEN'S DIVING 3-meter springboard: 1, Vers llylna, Russia, 524,64 points; 2, Yuliya Pakhallna, Russia, 471.87; 3, Chen Lixia, China, 471.06. MEN'S SPEEDSKATING 500: 1, Maurlzio Carnlno, Italy, 45.56; 2, Sergei Kobyzev, Russia, 45.61; 3, Frederic Blackburn, Canada, 46.94.

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