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DETROIT FREE PRESSSATURDAY, 31, 1985 5D GEntl S(gL7Io)(o)IlL7(ol 15k tennis 0 NFL pie-season E9 sports on television radio National Conference Bergman confident he's found a groove 4:30 p.m. GD (Z) (E QD SportsWorld: Coors International Bicycling Classic. 4:30 p.m. QjODEBG) Golf: U.S. Amateur Championship.

U.S. Open NEW YORK (AP) Friday's results in the U.S. Open Championships (seeding in parentheses). WOMEN'S SINGLES (Second Round) Pam Shrlver (4) def. Hu Na, 6-2, 7-6 (7-5).

Zina Garrison (6) def. Pam Casale, 6-2, 6-4. Manuela Maleeva (8) def. Isabelle Cuerto, 6-0, 7-6 (7-5). Steffi Graf (11) def.

Anne Mlnter, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4). Caroline Kuhlman def. Andrea chatter CENTRAL DIVISION I Minnesota 2 1 0 Detroit I 2 1 Green Bay 1 2 0 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 Chicago 0 3 0 EASTERN DIVISION I NY Giants 4 0 0 Dallas 3 0 0 Washington 3 0 0 Philadelphia 3 1 0 St. Louis 2 1 0 7:30 p.m. I US 1 Tennis: U.S.

Open. 8:00 p.m. IfSPwl Auto Racing: CART Escort Radar Warning 200, Monday 1:30 p.m. PASSj Baseball: California at Detroit. televisiontoday 11:00 a.m.

03 Sports View Today: Lions cornerback Bruce McNorton. 12:30 p.m. GOO -M (D (ED (D (ID Tennis: U.S. Open. 12:30 p.m.

This Week in Baseball. 12:30 p.m. S) Sportsweekend: U.S. Open tennis and the Breeders Stakes horse race. 12:30 p.m.

IMBI College Football: Florida State at Tulane. 1:00 p.m. a I B) (2 (S) Baseball pre-game. 1:00 p.m. HSPNJ Auto Racing: NASCAR Winner's Circle 200.

1:20 p.m. OCSOCDOaaoaD Baseball: Chicago at Toronto. 2:30 p.m. 1985 College Football preview. 4:00 p.m.

3) (Z) 8 03) SportsWorld. Temesvar (16). 2-6. 6-2. 6-2.

1:30 p.m. Anne While def. Shawn Folti, 6-4, 6-1 Alycia Moulton def. Sabrina Goles, 7- Baseball: Atlanta at Pittsburgh. WESTERN DIVISION 5.

6-4. W5fTl WEN 2:20 p.m. i Baseball: Houston at Chicago. Elise Burgin def. Pelra Huber, 6-4, 6 4.

Belinda Cordwell def. Marianne Wen de. 6-2. 7-6 7-2 Sanara ceccnini del. Molly van Nos rand.

6-4. 6-4. Kate Gompert def. Jane Young, 6-3. 6-1 Andrea Hollkova def.

Lilian Drescher. 7:00 p.m. CD CFL: Montreal at Hamilton. 7:30 p.m. DM Tennis: U.S.

Open. 8:00 p.m. (D CB (B 21 ED College Football: Alabama at Georgia. 9:00 p.m. Baseball: New York at San Diego.

11:30 p.m. ffl-lvl CS) 0D QD 69 Tennis: U.S. Open highlights. radiotoday 6-3. 2-6.

6-4. 4:00 p.m. CB NFL Update '85. Leigh Ann Thompson def. Regina WGNl WGN 4:00 p.m.

WTBj Baseball: Atlanta at Chicago. Marsikova, 6-4, 2-5, retired WOMEN'S DOUBLES (First Round) Hana Mandlikova and Wendy Turn1 I pf pa LA Rams 2 1 0 58 24 San Francisco 2 1 0 66 51 Atlanta 1 2 0 61 62 New Orleans 1 2 0 62 57 American Conference EASTERN DIVISION I pf pa Indianapolis 2 1 0 46 40 Miami 2 1 0 63 50 New England 1 2 0 87 82 Buffalo 0 2 1 55 68 NY Jets 0 3 0 68 97 CENTRAL DIVISION I pf pa Cleveland 2 1 0 66 54 Cincinnali I 2 0 68 86 Pittsburgh 1 2 0 82 82 Houston 1 3 0 65 72 WESTERN DIVISION I pf pa Denver 2 1 0 60 46 Kansas City 2 1 0 72 77 Seattle 2 I 0 62 32 San Diego 1 2 0 49 56 LA Raiders 0 3 0 47 65 bull def. Amanda Brown and Sara Gomer, 6-1. 6-3. Kathy Horvath and Virginia Runcl def.

Leslie Allen and Kyle Copeland, 3. Bever Mould and Pam Whvtcross def. Rosaiyn Fairbank and Bonnie oaau sek, 6-4, 6-3. MEN'S SINGLES (Second Round) Jimmy Connors (4) def. Hank Pflster, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2.

Sportstalk: Tigers Milt Wilcox and Lance Parrish, WSDS-1480 AM. Baseball: Chicago at Toronto, CHYR-730 AM. DRC results, WJR-760 AM. DRC results, WCXI-1 130 AM. Tigers: Oakland at Detroit, WJR-760 AM.

DRC results, WQBH-1400 AM. This Week in Baseball, WWJ-950 AM. Baseball: Houston at St. Louis, WWJ-950 AM. Hazel Park results, WWJ-950 AM, WCXI-1 130 Stefan Edberg (11) def.

Ken Flach, 7 5. 6-3. 6-4. 10:00 a.m. 1:20 p.m.

6:25 p.m. 7:25 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:35 p.m.

8:00 p.m. 12:15 a.m. Sunday Brian Teacner oet. scon uavis 1 1 sj, 6- 3. 7-6 7-4).

6-3. Henri Leconte det. Guy f-oroet, 6-4, 6' 4. 6-4. Even before the Tigers left on their West Coast swing, Dave Bergman expected results from a newfound groove.

But it wasn't until Monday night in. Seattle, when Bergman ripped a line-drive single off the right field wall and doubled down the left field line in two at-bats, that he began to see dividends. Then Thursday night against Oakland, in his first start since Monday, Bergman homered into the upper deck in right in the fifth inning, his third of the year. When you don't play regularly it's difficult to maintain a groove, "but that's mostly mental," Bergman said. "I've been doing this for eight years.

I just keep telling myself to be as positive as possible." Moving in on Kaiine: Darrell Evans drew two walks in four at-bats Thursday night, giving him 1 ,275 career walks. With three more he will pass Al Kaiine on the all-time list and be in 19th place. But Thursday night's walk leader was Lou Whi-taker. A's pitchers walked Whitaker four times in six plate appearances, including one time intentionally. Take your seat cushions: If you want to get the most from your ticket dollar, catch an A's-Tigers game.

Thursday night's game lasted 3:47, bringing the average time of games this year between Detroit and Oakland to 3:08. Gary Santattiello Terrible Tigers: Sparky Anderson says he used to be able to tell in spring training whether he had a good defensive club. But the Tigers, who lead the league with 1 24 errors, fooled him this season. "That's something I learned this year," Anderson said. "After 32 years in the business, there isn't even an answer to that.

This might be the worst one (defensive club) I've ever managed. "Don't tell me it's a lack of concentration. Don't tell me you're struggling at the plate. Don't tell me it's a lack of preparation. Just tell me you're terrible." Fold up the cots: Perhaps the Tigers are doing too much napping on the field and in the clubhouse.

Before Thursday night's game, Anderson gave his players a 40-minute lecture on their responsibilities. Jav Berger det. Eduardo Benooe 5:00 p.m. (SQdXBaiSSeDED Wide World of Sports: Boxing, Carl (The Truth) Williams vs. Jesse Ferguson.

7:00 p.m. EESI College Football Scoreboard. 7:00 p.m. BO (J) (Q Tigers '85. 7:30 p.m.

lESPNJ College Football: Purdue at Pittsburgh. 7:30 p.m. I US I Tennis: U.S. Open. 7:30 p.m.

OPS (D 0 Baseball: Oakland at Detroit. 8:00 p.m. SD EH College Football: Oregon at Washington State. 9:00 p.m. -M ID 0D 60 NFL Pre-season: Houston at Dallas.

10:00 p.m. CB G3NFL Pre-Season: Houston at Dallas (joined in progress) Sunday 12:30 p.m. SM CD COD CD CO) Tennis: U.S. Open. 1:00 p.m.

CS Sportsweekend: Canada vs. Costa Rica in a World Cup soccer preliminary match. 1:00 p.m. tSFRl Auto Racing: NASCAR Southern 500. 1:30 p.m.

fPAsTl Tf Baseball: Oakland at Detroit. 2:20 p.m. rW5FTl EH Baseball: Atlanta at Chicago. 3:30 p.m. CD 2 CFL: Winnipeg at Saskatchewan.

chea. 6-1. 6-3. marnn janeaer. uiego rerei, o-o, -o 7-4 6-3.

Thierry Tuiasne oet. reier Lunogren, 7-6 (7-3), 1-6, 7-5, 6-3. THURSDAY'S LATE RESULTS Friday's Results LA Raiders at Cleveland, night NY Giants at Pittsburgh, night Miami at Atlanta, night Washington at Tampa Bay, night Cincinnali al Indianapolis, night Minnesota al Denver, nighl San Francisco at Seattle, night New Orleans al San Diego, night Thursday's Result Philadelphia 20, Detroit 16 Today's Games Buffalo at Chicago, 7 p.m. NY Jets at Green Bay, 7 p.m. St.

Louis at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m. New England at LA Rams, 10 p.m. (PRE-SEASON ENDS) WOMEN'S SINGLES (Second Round) Chris Evert Lloyd (1) def. Raffaella Regoi.

6-0. 6-3 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch (5) det. Adnana Villagran, 6-1, 6-1, Cariing (lb) det. Mercedei Paz. 6-2.

6-1 Kathy Jordan def. Andrea Jaeger, 3 1:30 p.m. Tigers: Oakland at Detroit, WJR-760 AM. 8:00 p.m. Baseball: Chicago at Toronto (taped) CHYR-730 AM.

8:00 p.m. Sportswatch, WAAM-1600 AM. phonetoday 2:00 p.m. Sportsphone (1-976-1313) Free Press quiz with one-year subscription to Michigan Lotto as prize. lFAsSl (Pro-Am Sports System) and DO are pay-cable channels.

6. 6-2. 6-2. erry pneips aer. Barbara oner, 7, 7-5, 6-3.

WOMEN'S DOUBLES (First Round) 0 Lions summary Mima Jausovec and Myriam Schropp def. Sabrina Goles, Yugoslavia, and rw7j) Baseball: New York at San Francisco. 4:00 p.m. Emilse Kaoonl-Longo, 6-4, 6-4. Candy Reynolds and Paula imitn det.

Barbara Jordan and Betty Stove, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. Thursday night Eagles 20, Lions 16 TANK McNAMARA By Millar-Hinds Jo Dur and steff Graf def. Yvonne vermaak and liana oss. 5-7. 6-3.

6-1, Elise Burom and A vcia Moulton det. Lisa Bonder. Saline and Susan Mascarin, Detroit 0 6 3 7-16 Philadelphia 7 10 0 3-20 T1 Grosse pomte snores, 6-4, 6-4. -W GOV 1WGV PLAV6P IM MV IM 1WG LAC. TlJEY'U, favour price, sAM.ueusr Sandy Collins and Mary Lou piateK First Period Philadelphia-Oliver 1 run (McFad- def.

Niuka Sodupe and Stephanie London, EtfUlESlTiOrs) GAME THE MOGO 6-2. 6-4. den kick). Anne Hobbs and Chnstiane Jo issaint Second Period Detroit-FG Murray 21. def.

Penny Barg and Ronm Reis, 6-4, 7-5. Katerina Maleeva and Manuela Ma leeva def. Patricia Medrado and Claudia M6KiT KlJOU) Monteiro, 6-2, 6-3. FROM A MEN'S SINGLES (Second Round) RAS-W IM THE rAM Anderson thinks some of the players nave weir minds on outside interests and that others have been Tim Wilklson def. Pavel Slozil, 3.

6- SPORTS tnqnAetnitnT uan boidie oet. Marian vaioa, i-d, 6 slipping into the clubhouse for naps during games, 3. 6-2. 6-2. Bud Schulti det.

Richard Anatus zewski. 6-3. 6-4, 7-6 9-7 joakim Nvstrom uuj oet. Koperi Green. 6-3.

3-6. 6-3. 6-0. Down on the farm John Mctnroe i) det. Martin wos- enholme.

6-0. 7-6 7-3 6-1, Anders Jarrvd 6 det. Mine Bauer, 6- 4. 6-3. 6-3.

8-31 Jimmy Ar as det. Amos Mansoort, t- 4. 6-7 (8-10), 6-7 (2-7), 6-2, 0-1, retired. Kelly Evernden def. Lloyd Bourne, 6- Philadelphia-Haddix 1 pass from Jaworski (McFadden kick).

Detroit-FG Murray 39. Philadelphia FG McFadden 41. Third Period Detroit-FG Murray 39. Fourth Period Philadelphia-FG McFadden 36. Detroit-Lewis 18 pass from Hippie (Murray kick).

Def Phi First Downs 20 18 Rushes-vards 29-134 30-106 Passing yards 294 179 Return yards 38 8 Passes 26-42-2 16-31-0 Sacks By 2-23 3-23 Punts 2-51 7-42 Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1 Penalties-yards 3-20 6-36 Time of Possession 31:54 28:06 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing-Detroit, Moore 10-44, Mede 4-34, J. Jones 9-31, Kane 2-6, Jenkins 1-11. Philadelphia, Haddix 15-54, Oliver 13-48, Cunningham 2-4. Passing Detroit, Ferguson 13-21-1-72, Hippie 13-22-1-145. Philadelphia, Jaworski 13-25-0-150, Cunningham 3-6-0-29.

Receiving-Delroit, Nichols 4-70, Mandlev 5-53, Chadwick 2-53, Lewis 3-38, Jones 3-21, Moore 2-7. Philadelphia, Garrity 3-77, Spagnola 7-61, Jackson3-51, Cab 1-7, Haddix 1-1, Oliver 1-5. Here's a look at some of the top players on the Tigers' farm teams. Nashville is an American Association Triple-A club. Birmingham is a Southern League Double-A team.

Class A Lakeland is in the Florida State League. Pitchers 4. 6-3. 6-4. college football Marko osioia oet.

uanie visser, t-i, 6-3. 6-3. Pau Annacone def. Peter Fleming, 6. 7-5.

7-5. 6- U.S. Amateur Nduka Odiior det. jonatnan canter. 7-6 7-4 2-6.

6-2, 7-6 7-5 W-L IP SV SO ERA Player, team WEST ORANGE, N.J. (AP) B.C. Open ENDICOTT, N.Y. AP) First-round scores in the B.C. Open, played on the par-71, En Joie Golf Club Boris Becker 8 def.

huud van Thursday night BYl) 28, Boston College 14 Boston College 0 7 7 014 Brigham Young 0 14 7 7-28 Boeckel. 6-3. 6-0, 6-2. Friday's results and quarterfinal pairings in the U.S. Amateur championship at the 11-9 170 0 90 3.17 Paul Voigt, Nashville Ma ander 3) def.

Bruce Fox par 70 Montciair fcroit uun. course (a-amateur), worth. 6-3, 7-5, 6-3. Brett Upper Tomas Smid 16) def. Guillermo Vilas, 5-7 116 3 75 3.24 Brigham Young Bellini 6 pass from (Rankings are Associated Press) Today's Games Top 20 17.

South Carolina home vs. The Citadel. 19. Florida St. at Tulane.

Midwest Lincoln, Mo. at Southern Illinois Southwest Missouri St. at Drake 'Virginia Tech at Cincinnati THIRD ROUND (Upper Bracket) Sam Randolph def. Steve Serotte, 5' John Pacella, Nashville Bruce Lietzke 6-2. 6-2.

6- and-4. Jay Sigel def. Michael Blewitl, 4- nm Mavo te 3 oet. jonn liovo. 4-6.

Bosco (kick failed) Brigham Young Heimuli 1 run (Kel ly Smith pass from Bosco) 8-4 97 0 45 2.88 and-2. Jack Kav Jr. def. Michael Braaiev, Fred Breining, Birm. 6-1.

7-6 7-3 l-i. 1-up. Scott Verplank def. Bob Lewis, 1-up, Greg Holmes det. jonan KrieK m.

Boston College Mihalik 1 run 6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-1. 5-7 86V4 3 65 4.80 (George kick) Ramon Pena, Birm. Boston College Slradford 5 run MEN'S DOUBLES (First Round) George kick 19 holes. (Lower Bracket) Todd Hamilton def. Duffy Waldorf, 8-and-7.

Chip Drury def. Kevin Johnson, 5-and-3 Sam Farlow def. Mike Podolak, 5- Luke Jensen, Ludington and Patrick Chip McHugh, Lakeland 9-3 81 4 73 3.64 McEnroe def. Charles Honey and Chrlsto Brigham Young-Bellini 12 pass from Bosco (Webster kick) Brigham Young-Kozlowski 22 pass Stevn. 6-4.

6-1. 34 34-68 Rod Poissant, Lakeland 5-4 79 1 37 6.10 and-3. Peler Persons def. Paul Simson, Ken Fiach and KODert seguso oet. SJ Greek's kfnj line Chris Garner and Ben Papell, 6-0, 6-1.

Steve Melster and Craig Wittus, Bloomfield Hills, def. Hie Nastase and Jaro Hitters Navratil. 7-6 (7-4 6-7 6-8 6- 4-and-3. TODAY'S QUARTERFINALS (Upper Bracket) 2:10 p.m. Randolph vs.

Sigel. 2:20 p.m. Verplank vs. Kay. (Lower Bracket) 2:30 p.m.

Hamilton vs. Drury. 2:40 p.m. Farlow vs. Persons.

Bre Uick nson and Jacques wansei AB HR RBI BA def. Lloyd Bourne and Marcel Freeman, Player, team 6-4. 7-4 7-51 trom Bosco (Webster kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Boston College, Stradford 21-100, K.Bell 7-14. Brigham Young, Sikahema 7-27, Heimuli 13-23, Kelly Smith 6-10. Passing Boston College, Halloran 18-37-3-165.

Brigham Young, Bosco 35-53-4-508, Fowler 0-1-0-0. Receiving Boston College, Giesel-man 9-79, Slradford 4-38, Martin 3-26. Brigham Young, Kozlowski 10-241, Bellini 9-111, Molini 5-55, Kelly Smith 5-47. Wntek bak and Pimek oet. Scotti Madison, Nashville 297 101 16 51 .340 Scott McCain and Shahar Perkiss, 7-6 (8 Joey Sindelar Denis Watson Mike Reid Andv Magee Don Poolev George Burns Dave Eichelberger Mark Wiebe Tim Simpson Leonard Thompson Doug Tewell Bill Glasson Lonnie Nielsen Robert Wrenn Loren Roberts Peler Jacobsen Tim Norris Terry Snodgrass Mark Calcavecchia Sieve Elkington Bobby Wadkins Richard Zokol Pat McGowan Jim Hallet Mike Hulbert Greg Powers Jeff Sluman Gil Morgan Ken Green Mike Sullivan Tom Seickmann David Lundstrom Mike Donald Pat Lindsey Dan Forsman Mark Lve John Fought 6 3-6.

6-2. 355 97 3 26 .273 Dav uowien ana NauKa uoizor oet. Joe Pittman, Nashville Mike Bauer and Blain Willenborg, 6-4, 3-6, East Purdue at Pittsburgh South 'Arkansas St. at NW Louisiana Kentucky St. at Florida A8.M Memphis St.

at SW Louisiana N.C. A8.T vs. Tennessee St. (Memphis) West Virginia Tech at Marshall Southern at Mississippi Valley Southwest Prairie View at Texas Southern Far West Kansas at Hawaii North Dakota al Northern Arizona Oregon at Washington State San Jose St. at California Texas-El Paso al Air Force Monday's Game Alabama at Georgia night games auto racing 6-1.

410 109 19 76 .266 as Mike Laga, Nashville Rirardo Acuna and Ernie Fernandez def. Eddie Edwards and Danie Visser, 7-6 7-2 6-4. Leon Roberts, Nashville 300 '111 4 39 .267 Ksv Curren and Jonan KrieK aet. Brad Gilbert and Vince van Patten, 6-3, 6 CFL standings Darrell Brown, Nashville 374 110 1 32 .294 2 Scott Davis and David Pale def. Egan Adams and Mark Wooldridge, 6-4, s-i, 6' 35 7 26 .217 Rusty Kuntz, Nashville 161 4.

(Home teams in CAPITALS) AMERICAN LEAGUE DETROIT 7-5 over Oakland NEW YORK 8-5 over California TORONTO 8-5 over Chicago BALTIMORE 8-5 over Seattle MINN. 7-5 over Boston (game 1) Boslon 6-5 over MINN, (game 2) Kansas City 8-5 over TEXAS MILWAUKEE 7-5 over Cleveland NATIONAL LEAGUE NY 13-5 over SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO 6-5 over Atlanta CINCINNATI 9-5 over Pittsburgh ST. LOUIS 8-5 over Houston SAN DIEGO 6-5 over Montreal LOS ANGELES 9-5over Philadelphia COLLEGE FOOTBALL Florida St. 11 over TULANE AIR FORCE 25 over Texas-El Paso CALIFORNIA 5 over San Jose Virginia Tech 12 over CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH 1 over Purdue WASHINGTON ST. 10 over Oregon Kansas 2 over HAWAII (Monday) GEORGIA 1 over Alabama NFL PRE-SEASON CHICAGO 6 over Buffalo GREEN BAY 4 over NY Jets KANSAS CITY 2 over St.

Louis DALLAS 5 over Houston LA RAMS 3 over New England Eastern Division eve Denton and Peter Fleming det. Doug Baker, Nashville 312 71 2 30 .228 Jakob Hlasek and Cassio Motla, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 John Fitzgerald and Matt Mitchell det. 367 85 7 41 .232 pf pa 160 131 141 195 193 200 128 186 Scotty Earl, Nashville Kill Ban er and Drew bit in. 6-J, 3-6. t-l Montreal Ottawa Toronto Hamilton Hans Gildemeister and Victor Peccl 37 3269 36- 34-70 35-35-70 37- 33-70 37 13-70 35-35-70 35-35-70 37-33-70 37-33-70 35- 35-70 37- 33-70 35 16-71 37 14-71 38- 33-71 38- 33-71 37-34-71 36- 35-71 37 34-71 35-36-71 37- 34-71 37-34-71 39- 32-71 35- 36-71 37-34-71 36- 35-71 35- 36-71 36- 36-72 Mark Haves Steve Bowman 478 123 29 100 .257 def.

Matt Doyle and Ricky Meyer, 7-6 (7- Rollin Rondal, Birm. 41 6-3 Western Division boxing Southern 500 Lineup DARLINGTON, SC. (AP) The tap qualifiers for Sunday's Southern 500 with car and qualifying speed in mph. 1. Bill Elliott, Ford 156.641 2.

David Pearson, Ford 155.986 3. Bennv Parsons, Chevy 155.857 4. Joe Ruttman, Chevy 155.365 5. Dale Earnhardt, Chevy 155.183 6. Harry Ganl, Chew 155.159 7.

Darrell Waltrip, Chevy 155.06) 8. Tim Richmond, Pontiac 154.948 9. Terry Labonle, Chevy 154.880 10. Greg Sacks, Buick 154.773 11. Ricky Rudd, Ford 154.729 12.

Tommy Ellis, Chevy 154,612 13. Phil Parsons, Chevy 154.603 14. Rusty Wallace, Pontiac 154.345 15. Morgan Shepherd, Chevy 154.268 16. Buddy Baker, Olds 154.108 17.

Geoff Bodine, Chew 153.988 18. Lake Speed, Pontiac 153.882 19. Ron Bouchard, Buick 153.771 20. Bobby Hillin Chevy 153.689 21. Neil Bonnet), Chevy 154.807 22.

Cale Yarborough, Chevy 154.389 23. Bobby Allison, Ford 153.502 24. Richard Petty, Pontiac 152.901 25. Kyle Petty, Ford 152.849 26. A.J.

Fovt, Olds 152.470 Ne son Aeris ano Joao aoares net. per Jeff Sanders David Ogrin Frank Conner Marty Freeman, Lakeland 474 128 5 60 .270 HierlQuist and Derek Tarr, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2. Loic Courteau and Guy Forget det. Dan Gnldie and Chris Kennedy. 6-3.

6-3. Jodie Mudd Chris Perry Scott Simpson Pf pa 230 111 214 128 192 169 185 211 107 206 Br an Levme and brie van't Mot oet. B. Columbia Winnipeg Saskatch. Edmonton Calgary Nashville stats through Wednesday.

Birmingham stats through Aug. 23. Lakeland stats through Aug. 24. Andv Andrews and Glenn Layendecker, Fred Couples 7-6 8-6 7-6 7-1 Peter Doohan and Kooer Knapp oet.

Dan Cassidav and David branam, 6-4, Bruce Soulsby Bill Buttner Larry Rinker Scott Hoch Phil Blackmar Mike Gove 6, 6-3 Thursday's Fights ATLANTA (AP) Pernell Whitaker stopped Teddy Hatfield, 3, lightweights; Tvrell Biggs stopped Sterling Beniamin, 7, heavyweights; Evander Holvfield, stopped Rick Myers, 1, light heavyweights; Jeff Bell stopped Mike English, 8, welterweights; Mike Fisher outpointed Ammanise Jackson, 8, crui-serweights; David Taylor outpointed Al Laddie, 8, iunior welterweights. Friday's Result British Columbia at Ottawa, night Sunday's Game Winnipeg at Saskatchewan, 3:30 p.m. Monday's Games Edmonton at Calgary, 4 p.m. Montreal at Hamilton, 7 p.m. The Scoreboard and Baseball Pages are compiled by Tim Marcinkoski, with Steve Crowe, Bernie Czarniecki, Mark Charlie Boiling Jim Gallagher Kenny Knox Tigers averages (Through Thursday' game) Batting Josaitis and Lori Mathews.

Brad haxon College football, TV doing less scrambling AB Bl 2b 3b HR BB SO SB Avg Whitaker 119 485 87 147 61 25 6 19 65 41 10 6 303 Gibson 121 464 73 135 76 27 4 23 54 110 11 24 .291 Parrish HO 434 49 117 82 21 1 23 36 68 5 2 .270 Lemon 110 397 45 104 41 23 3 9 29 64 3 0 .262 Trammell 120 497 61 128 45 18 6 10 40 63 13 14 .258 Garbey 73 216 24 55 25 8 0 5 14 32 3 3 255 Simmons 46 158. 17 39 23 9 0 7 13 21 1 0 .247 Herndon 112 390 42 96 30 12 6 10 26 70 7 1 .246 Sanchez 53 99 15 24 12 5 2 6 0 25 3 1 .242 Brookens 122 375 41 89 33 28 5 5 23 58 17 10 237 Evans 117 385 57 91 70 14 0 29 71 60 18 0 236 Flynn 19 40 2 9 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 0 225 Bergman 53 114 8 22 5 1 0 3 12 10 3 0 .93 Grubb 50 102 9 19 10 3 1 1 16 19 0 0 .186 Castillo 44 70 4 10 52022 13 40 .143 Hitters 464 57 115 68 16 3 21 55 72 0 4 248 Hitters 90 11 19 14 2 0 4 10 25 0 0 211 TOTALS 4402 554 1117 536 206 36 154 411 693124 62 .254 Game-winning RBIs (66)-Parrish, 14; Evans, Gibson, 7, Whitaker, Lemon, 6, Herndon, Trammell, Garbey, Simmons, Bergman, Brookens, Sanchez, Pittaro, 1. Pitching IP ER BB SO ERA Sv with Cal State-Fullerton at San Jose State on Oct. 3. USA Cable The USA schedule of Saturday afternoon games begins Sept.

7 with Penn State at Maryland. The network plans to show 12 regular-season games, beginning, at noon, but no other games have been scheduled. A USA spokesman said all telecasts probably will feature non-conference games. USA also will televise five bowl games, including the Cherry Bowl from the Silverdome on Dec. 21-.

Channel 62 Program director Joe Spencer said his station has been negotiating with the Southwest Athletic Conference, which includes Grambling and other black colleges in the South. No firm plans have been made. PASS John Fetzer's pay-cable station has a schedule of about 50 games, including four or five U-M games and four or five MSU games to be shown on tape-delay on-Sunday afternoons. Wolverines games include those against Maryland, Wisconsin, Indiana and Purdue. Spartans games include those against Western Michigan, Illinois, Northwestern and, possibly, Minnesota.

The Michigan-Michigan State game might appear on PASS on tape-delay if CBS and TBS Sports turn it down. Some of the Wolverines or Spartans games also might be taken off PASS and put on live on CBS or Channel 50. PASS also will carry 11 Mid-American Conference games on tape-delay, on Monday nights in most cases. There also will be 1 1 Florida games on tape-delay on Sunday afternoons and a 19-game package of Big Eight and Southwest Conference games, some of them live on Saturdays, some of them on tape-delay on Sundays and Mondays. lar conference or region, but he added that Oklahoma might be on four times.

The first Saturday game, Sept. 7, is Florida State at Nebraska. Most of ABC's Saturday telecasts will feature one game nationally, although the contract leaves room for six or seven split-national games. Bernstein said that last year, ABC "didn't make money" on CFA games, although its losses were less than they were under the old NCAA contract. ABC averaged an 8.3 rating last season, CBS 6.

1 A rating point equals one percent of American homes with television. WTBS Ted Turner's cable station will present a wide variety of games on Saturdays, beginning with Florida State at Tulane this afternoon and Oregon at Washington State tonight. The early-afternoon package will appear only on WTBS in this area and will feature games from the Southeastern Conference as well as independent schools. Games to be seen depend on selection by ABC and ESPN among the CFA schools. The WTBS evening packages, involving Big Ten, Pac-10 and ACC schools, will be shared with Channel 50.

ESPN The cable sports network begins its Saturday night prime-time schedule tonight with Purdue at Pittsburgh. Because ESPN is showing CFA games, it must wait to see which games ABC chooses before filling out most of its 17-game schedule. The Sept. 7 telecast will feature UCLA at Brigham Young. ESPN also will show a five-game Thursday night package featuring smaller NCAA schools, beginning SPORTS ON THE AIR, from Page 1D games every Saturday.

The afternoon game, involving Big Ten teams, will be exclusive locally on Channel 50. The evening games, involving mostly Big Ten, Pac-10 and Atlantic Coast Conference teams, will be shared with WTBS cable. Tonight Channel 50 will show Oregon at Washington State. The station's first afternoon game will be Sept. 14, Arizona State at Michigan State.

CBS This year, CBS (Channel 2 in Detroit) has added the Atlantic Coast Conference and some independent schools to its previous deals with the Big Ten and the Pac-1 0. Most Saturdays, one afternoon game will air, such as the Notre Dame-Michigan game Sept. 14. There will be one doubleheader, Oct. 19.

CBS also has purchased rights to some independent games, including Army-Navy on Dec. 7. One Friday game will be televised, Virginia at Maryland Nov. 29, the day after Thanksgiving. CBS will select some of its games 12 days in advance, as will ABC.

The Turner packages (airing in Detroit on Channel 50) will get in line for second choice on Big Ten games. ABC The network that used to hold a monopoly on college football will show games of the College Football Association, a group of big-time football schools. ABC's first game of the season is Monday, Alabama at Georgia at 8 p.m. (Channel 7 in Detroit). The rest of ABC's games will be on Saturday afternoons for 14 consecutive weeks, with pre-game shows at 3 p.m.

and kickoffs about 30 minutes later. ABC's Bernstein said the network won't favor any particu 0 0 5 7 9 61 5 5 13 14 7 28 7 2 91.2 75 93 85 213 170 74 65 5 5 16 2.57 2.95 3.00 3.04 3.04 3.23 3.66 3.87 4.07 4.32 5.75 2 2 3 5 36 30 13 60 39 31 22 79 79 72 95 152 33 25 33 44 83 75 64 97 23 21 33 37 90 81 76 107 37 33 35 44 92 82 45 131 42 39 32 52 Cary Hernandez Tanana (D) Morris O'Neal Petry Scherrer Terrell Lopez Tanana(T) Berenguer 13 11 29 208.2 167 3 1 37 51.2 32 12 7 27 188.1 174 3 7 44 73 61 7 12 26 170.2 184 3 3 24 61 62 TOTALS 68 58 1147.2 998 525 463 445 727 3.63 34 Totals Include players no longer with the team (including those in Nashville and on the disabled list), pitchers' errors and one hitless at-bat for Hernandez. (D) Tanana's totals with Detroit, (T) Tanana's totals with Detroit and Texas. Tiger Corner is edited by Anne Tobik..